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EVENING PUBLIC MDGER-PHILADELPHIA? THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1923
BICE OF MITTEN
ELY APPROVED
GOLD BARPIN HER PRIZE1
Mlsi Miriam Wldmaler Wins It for
Perfect Sunday Scheel Attendance
Indicative of Creater Public
Interest in Schools, Declares !
Superintendent Finegan
WOMAN MEMBER PLEASED I
PhIjIi" 'l""l "ni"lnN ninl iiiciiihcis
ffllic 1S""''I "f IMili'fllliill Jnlncil Inilil.
n flfli-eminv Th-'iiiif V,. Mitten, tu-rsi.
i,t nf tti" riiilinli'lpliln Unpin Trim.
.it fenipniiv. le mcmlierslilp
,,.irl. i "''i'''1 ll0
trnby In '!'' ' '''
Mlllrn stn.'ces Ilic
ir.flkcr.
Th,. iiliv!tnii of I'm Hnpnl rrnnsit
(etiip.i"v' l,,n'' ,m'' '',,,'',l,i,',',.'l "I'"
rreval. I'r Thmniiv 1'.. riiiccan. Hlnte
Lnenieml in "f I'nhllc Inslrnciieii,
nil"
.1,0 li iiiti-nil'tii!
nn (he
im (Iccti'il :'ta-
nf .IiiiIrp". Mr.
liiin .liilm Whim-
teachers' enliven-
. I .1 . I. in nl.
tien nt Iletliiciiein. lim'.ni mr him""""--mtnt
ititlm-lai'ilPHlh. j
'It nun nf I In creates! nppoliit nppeliit
munis tr..:.. in rp phi enr." said Dr.
rinrpnu ' TIip npim'titinetit "f n mini
i:i Mr MittPii In I'lillanVlphla. anil
the incut npr
jMHSHHrV-v
mm HBI-c
KiJK jf kfljH
JM aaIMHHHf0!llMIMlSl
SAYS MSMEN
E
AV
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F
PHIL A. WOMEN LAWMAKERS
NOT WORRYING ABOUT HOMES
Mrs. Speiser Says Maids Will Run Her Heuse as Well as She
Can; "Children Can Take Care of Themselves'
U. OF P. ALUMNI HAIL
received no official word nf rhli up- ilenl mid ns a nmllcr of fnr.t wm
pelntnicnt and therefore nuiint ny ti'iifnr nreMilrnf of the I'nlverslt.r, en
letut tiifiit of llninpr 1).
Milium i rm.un.Mi. ' '"'- nti,,r ,r,.Pl ,,
ion f lln! BK'at piiuiic interest, in uic mns festival.
, i I have
... ',.. r l!,,mP. Knncrin- rI,fm. S?
J;r. i..,.. ... - - - ' jinr, .Mirs-
of I'lililif ni'linmi lieu", m i ,.,lp "()f
tentlcjii
MISS MIICIAM Win.MMIiR
5 Mi.k Mirimn Wulmaipr, Illicit N'erlli
Kipv slrppt. Iiiii net Lcpii uhspiit from
Sunday ncIioeI in Iph jnrf. Cliritinns
nlclit 1ip I'pcpivrd a sold liarpln In
rppeKiilliiiii nf liPt- fnlilifnl aitpmlaiicp
wlii-n tin- Si. Paul's KvimircIIi'iiI Sun
dn .school, (iciinnnlduii avpiiup nml
lis minimi Christ-
,-!(;d nppriival of
net niisM'il (in Sunday
sinrp 1111'J t hut in tPit
idliiiliiT Mild with
peurip. if lias net Iippu very
tlsthlelie '- ''xl"'('
the iiplinlnlniPiil.
The admirable -eki'timi of a man
urli ns Mr. Mitten, who stand be
lljh in the publie r'leeni. mid is e
eminent n- a Ipailer in business and
fi-uiiip and a man who already lin.s
VeWii ' lux lntereM in the public
.fhe"l".' I" -"i'1- ""(,Rnl " 1"""
llclih '.'Hi fin lery te these Interested
i.i iiuMk pilueatieii in our elt
Willinm Kown. president of the
beard. a..l- "'m perfectly entlsfiud
ith the fhoiee of tlie Heard of Judges.
If Mr. MiHen K'V"1 'I"' fcmne attention
te ilii'iln'i'" "f ''"' "eard of Kducatien
thit Iip Kiu" le "tl'T thitiRS he is in-tfri'-ted
in. he "ill he a valuable addi-
ten " .. i . ii i
Mr Wil'iam 1.. l.ingelbiuli, amrin-
ler of the lienrd. said f
"I'll l.i'lelphia it te be ceiiRrnlulnled
upon MMMiritii !1 eapnble business mnn
r.f the tpe wliiili Mr. Mitten repre-
Vi. of the thirteen niPinberi of thp
Jie'.n.i ..I .1 I'Irps Mited for Mr. Milieu.
'Ihc .itncr i ur juiIrps flint tlielr ballets
fur Mi- liinlav II. Warbiirten. vice
ili.un.i.iii "I the Hepubllcan Slate Cem-Jiiil-'i-
'i'lni-e etiiiR for Mr. Mitten were.
.li.l.s M'.nnRhaii. MeDevitt. Hartlett.
llei e '. St.iaKe. Slieeinnker. I'liiletter,
M,I"V' .i mil Stem. The ballets for
Mr- .11 Inn ten were enst by .ImlRes
Ji(MiiIiipI, Audenried, Miirtln and
Fersn1 a.
.In. I. It.trraU was prevented from
(ten .' ' the ineetinR by illness nn.1
Juilc 1 i- was nut of the city.
Mi M .Hull issued the following state
rnil "I ful nun li honeied at beinc np np
jielni il in fill the vacant y en the Heard
of I' 'i . ntiiiii lecently causpil by the
ikith 'f Mr. Jehn Wnnnnmker, as it
ill Ihipr hip In ideser contact with
rdiie iip'iial inatlers. in which 1 have al-yn-
In "ii deeply interested."
ONE LICENSE GRANTED
easy mid I ban- had te Rive up a let
or noun iiiiich le Mm thin pin.
"Sunday school is in the afternoon
in winter and in t he niernini; in the
.summer, se I missed some fun.
"I was the he.nl of the list for record
nltendaiiee, and liesidets the Rold bar I
have a pin with the tenth bar en it a
I bar for each rnr-bnt the geld bar i.s
wim t t am proudest of."
Kleagle Here Asserts Officials
of Order Are Investigating
Louisiana Murders
DENIES K. K. K. GUILT
An InrPAtizntien Irto the kidnapping
mid murder of two turn lu Mer Keuge.
r.n . bv mneked men, for which Dr. S.
X. MeKnln. former Miiver of Mer
Rouge, has been arrested In Ilaltlinere.
I is being conducted by Hie Kit Klux
Klan. iieeerding te Jeseph It. Shoe
maker, Philadelphia kleagle of the order
1 "I don't think we had anything te
de with these murders," Slieeinnker
said today. "We are investigating
tliPie new, and we will knew who did
'it and why before the investigation i
completed.
I "The Klan Is ahvnjs placed In an
awkward position b occurrences of this
kind. Anybody can put en a while
sheet and commit a ciime and the pub
lie thinks it is Kiiiimltti'd by the Ku
Klux Klnu.
"Dr. Mi'Keln, wim was arrested in
Hnltimere. sayn lie I net a Klaiismnn
and I believe him t read hit state
ment carefully and fiem it 1 urn con
vinced I hut he iti telling the truth about
net being a member A KIanman
would have pluascd his statement dif
ferently." The Pennsylvania (Irand Ledge of
Tree in a sons bus erdeied Its memberH
net te held membership in the Kn Klux
Klnn, which Is iprmed mi outlaw or-
gaiiiatleu by the Masens.
The homes of the lliree women Hepre
spiilntlvps pIpcIpiI from Philadelphia
will net suffer when the mistresses tuc
In Hiii'rlsburu mnklnc State laws. Mth.
Mnrtlm (!. Spelser, Mth. Llllic I'ift.s nnd he Is heie during the weel
and .Mrs. nose ee lining veiceu ine
same. opinion en this meet nuestinii,
ami demolish encn for all tiie main
plank of the "Antls" that women In
politic would neccKsnrib neglecl their
domes.
"My house will be run ns perfectly
ns when I am home; at that 1 will be
away only two ijaju n weeK, saui .Mrs.
Spelser. filll Tasker street, elected from
the First District. "I have very de-
nwny. mi home will run se smonlhly smenlhly smonlhly
vell see. I hae no childien and mv bus
hand Is used te being ieft alone. All
summer we have n cottage nt the shore
with
out me, se lie is well Irnlnrd. I have
nn old servant that will eetne in and
cook for him. He won't Ijp neglected.
If ther was any ilnubl en that point,
of ceuise, politics would have te go,
because die care of n home I of para
mount ImiKirtance, and the old ii.iliig
about serving two masters is still trm
Will Mks Knllting
I shall miss my knitting and hand
iinvthine about It
It wan Riigaesteil t tint a bnuipiei mlslii
uccempan.v the efliclal net I Ilea lien.
"Flowers? Ne," he rppli"'l Willi a
lirend nmile. "Prebnlily nil en. mi lu
(iiilniis there Is strenglh."
The election of Dr. I'einiim.iii and
creation of the effiee of president nf thei
1 1 Diversity were tlm most inijiei (ant i ihc dutie of 'hese respective efllcerM
Will Homme l-tnarl nf Ftiuc.n- i nctlens taken ycsterilai at the meeting and the nnuues In the tvlsting stntiltcd
Will Become r-teact OT tuuca I, ,f the trustees. A tension of the I in- ; mad tif.easm-v. were irfcrrcd te a
4.:nr.l eiirl Axnrlamlr Atiui. 'versltv stntlllCH was ilecldM iipen and ' cniiiinlitce of lie Irustees. as fellows
i.w,.. ..s. it is p
PEHAN
CHOICE
special leave of nbsence. when he r-
siriimI lcienlly.
'J lie rcolutlen adopted by tlie (rus
ipes makes prevision for the president
who Mini II lie tlie chief i-Jieoullve officer.
i and ihc provost, In cciarge of educa
tienal and academic matters.
Th manner and method of deflnln
NEW
ties of University
POSITION
(iiiilificalimi was expressed mdfti 'V
men nf nretiiitieiK In educational mid
PRISON
REFORM
GETS NEW IMPETUS
Judges Name Committee
Study Farm Plan as Cor
rective Means
te
peiidiible miilds nnd the children nrn worn." rcmarKca .Mrs, ruin, i.usy ever
old eneiiRh te lake intelligent enre of n Piece of tatting, "and my ciul.s and
themselves: If they can't new. they nodal life, but one must be willing te
never will," she said with n laugh. "I 8'v? "P wjni thing,
have one son nt Harvard, se It Is net j "As for the manners of the men in
as though I had any bnbles te earn for.
"If 1 had, of course, politics would
lie out of the question, for It Is my home
that Is of the most importance; nnd If
I tlieuelit for one moment that It would
suffer because of politics, I would c've
them up in an Instant."
Is Old-Fashioned
"I'm very eld-fnshlnned In some
wars." Mrs. Speiser said witli her
i vivacious smile. "I love housekeeping
I darning and mending and all that sort
I of thing, but In ethers I nm unite
modern.
"Fer inhlnnec. people nsk me what
r think nbeut the men smoking in the
Heuse why en earth shouldn't they
smoke? It couldn't possibly be mere
obiectienable thnn the smoke from tin
cigarettes and clgarn at n dinner puitj,
nnd no one sees anything wrong with
that. Why should I be prudish about
It?
"And another thing my 'friends say In
me is this. 'Hew en earth will ion
treat the men' and nil I can say is. 'Hew
no enrlli will the men treat nn'' I i
Ret frightened every time I think about !
I professional circles at the election of
Dr. Jesjah II. Pennlrnnti ns provost of
. th Fnlversity of Pennsylvania.
Members of Dr. Pennlman s office
fcrce congratulated him when he leach
ed his tick this morning. He smilingly
u'livui nsiiin the felteltntiens. exnlaining
men In . . . . . .. -.,...
the legislature. 1 hnve heard they nicl '" "' I""1 no ?iciai D,,,lr,, or "PC
atrocious, but can't say until 1 see 'tien
them for myself. Hut nbeut smoking "It would lie out of place for me at
what right would we women have te this tune te discuss anj idea I inav
step In ntid request them te slop? He- have In mind," he snid lex-r I have
sides, i nave wen oreugni up nn
timtmcittl In elect no ffctlti?i mill flmiln-t 1. Itnrln .! .Intm f. ftfll.
' tidminlstratlvc head. ti'nrles Day. feerge W. Wickershntn,
Hene was exnresed bv alumni nfi.uui r Madeira, chairman, and
j IVnn today tbni cailv hMw i nf u i Hnii'lnl Morgan, i-x -officio
cncATCn ,cen.petent man for the pe-i of prcsj-
UribA I tU IiImiI would be made nnd t li-i tini" I' eiinniRw m A7P put nllT
ilHtlng ceremonies for ll.e induciii.n of KUBQIeH BLAZE PUT OUT
the provost and president into ifli". 1'iie ni -l m n .ile nf nillbish In
Majer fjeiietnl Leenard oeil linv- the ieii.ir nf in- 1'hiinileiiiiilii rwiety
ernnr General of tlie I'liiliptdnes. ia te for ranniing i Hiiriiies t0i.i, but was
have iilled the proposed nfliee nf prci- eMingui-ln'd iunkli.
'Ir
IJOI
smoking. My husband and all his
friends smoke, no tney win net be able
te smoke me out of Harrlsburg "
And Mrs. de Yeung, who represents
tlie Seventeenth District, says with a
Miinn nf her hllle eves :
"I have n daughter, Elizabeth, who I that
is elgliicpii yearn nm. ami can Keep i
house splendidly. She will mniinge and
take chnrge of things while T nm gene
"I heun they will net treat ur n
superior beings, with .slightly feeble ftfir ftm TTTsll IT '"l If. f
minds. We would like te be considered '"fi Vll Cy'TN Ul 4 I HCC I
their equal there te work and de
best, ami tiintn all. We want te
trented no different from (he in
at least l Knew unit J den t Kntrnnc en t lth Si.
When you turn ;
ever a new leaf i
for 1923, see'
it is well illustrated;
with the better kind of cn-!
gravings we make
dered wiifc-r-iiiwi 'IKl.6J
:,en E.COR.ILHeCHLqrNUT:
"Ne geed' Masen will hereafter liehl J it. but the men from the Heuse that I i
Court Reserves
Apphc.Ttien
A
frai . '
Am
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Tie
T-lln .
Mm'.'
1,0-1 I
thn 1
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Ch
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Decision en Saleen
at Drexel Hill
miller's Incuse was
leilm le r.iseualc
lui
step.
'Ill 111
Iii Judge Isaac
ihice ethers np-
The report nf ihe (Irand Juty In con
nection with ils study of condition at
Ilelmcsbiirg and Me.iamensing prisons
has been completed, and the jury's rrc rrc rrc
onimendntiens are expected te be pie
scnted le Judge Audenried tomorrow
Meantime a cemmi'lee nf Judges to
day began deilsing plans for prison
fnnns as provided In the m t of 1!M0.
At the same time 1'. J. Laffertj. who
hns resigned as chief of the Huieau of
Restoration of the State Welfare De
partment te devote his entile lime te a
legHaltve cnmp.iicu favoring prison
reforms, leek up a study of the actual
details of die prejriiui lie ha decided
upon.
The committee appointed at a meet
ing of the Heard of Judges ic enhi.v
includes Judges Shoemaker. Bill rait.
Audenried and Martin. They will con
fer with the courts of Montgomery,
Chester, Delaware and Rucks Coun
ties. The ml of 11110 divides the State
into districts for prison farm purposes.
Philadelphia and the four adjacent
counties form a dlsltiel. I'nder n
prison-farm arrangement, the county
prisons here would merply serve te con
tine these convicted of offenses of a
uteie heinous nature.
Mr I.afferly. despite Lit resignation,
will continue as president of the Heard
of Inspectors at the IJastein Penitentiary.
memeersuip in or dp nuiiinicd witn me
heeded outlaws." snid (Jrand Miiste
A. M. Reltler, former judge of Common
Pleas Court.
The Grand Ledge met heie yester
day te Install officers elecied December
7. Representatives of filO ledges were
present.
The action of Ihe (irand LimIrc i
taken as a refutation nf ihe reports,
throughout the country that members
of the Masonic order were encourag
ing the organization of I lie "invisible
empire."
CAMDEN MAN INJURED
j Struck by Aute Driven by Phlla-,
I delphla Physician I
' T ritilc ffnsn 7. 1 1I tCfltplui ni'minn .
4 .,- .-.... ..- .....n .
Camden, was hit by an automobile
which was driven by Dr. (Srerge King,
(till North Thirteenth street, Phila
delphia, in Camden last nklii.
lleu was taken te a Camden hos
pital, where several Mitchcg were taken
in his head.
have met se far have been line. I think
they will sort of father us, hut lliej
Mill watch us tee. Honestly. I am mere
scared than thrilled, nnd I wish I knew
the attitude of the men te us. If tliev
ever made sport of us, or treated us '
lightly, T would die; that Is what makes'
nn1 nervous, ' " Mis. Speiser explained.
her dark e.ies sparkling mernlv '
"The boys and my husband nre as '
much Interested in my progress as I am. I
in fact, when my Mjn in Ilarvmd heard i
of my election, be wrote heme: '.Nn
mere thrills like that, mother; m, he.irt
can't stand thein.' Ne fenr of my fam- '
lly eiei- being neglisicd by me, I should
say net," she added laughing
Tlie second lady Solen, Mr. LilHe If.
I'HIH, of Si-MIt leciist street, is as
emphatic ns Mrs. Speiser.
"e one will ever knew that I am
THE MDST BRILLIANT AND '
BEAUTIFUL DFALL DIAMONDS
Comparison proves the
value of the
POLISHED GIRDLE DIAMOND
1 mT
Perry's
SUPER -VALUE PRICES '&
,m
$r
for Suits and Overcoats
of Fine Quality Are
$
AVAILABLE
ii t"ii-i-il wen- , , lines n.llllllll.
I .i held hceii-e at Third nnd
1 1 ets ( 'he-it' i ; Adam Hen-
in wanted a hotel license fu
i Hi Ward. Chisier. and Wil-
r. who iinnlieil for u bottler's i.t:rTIMi IIKITMN'S xir.tr
ll.e i:iiiiMiili Wnrd. Chester. I RIcniM r.lltni I '. npriearlr.K nt irval
11 .t . nv llprifll . . L rsu ii i.imiiiii i it n tins. in i
decision nil tlu' ",,''". int..rn.,tleiHil staiMIng Rlir. tha
ii" - nl .Mr.. Annie P. ( minium ' nt (Ircnt lliiiain en inuiiirn or in.
I id;
sad I!. .In 1 1 Schei h. nf Drexel H
Itc-i 1. i.s of t li.it cmiiuriiiiti ubjcci
a I "i h.ilel b.ii iheie.
i iAFi.ail.inal lin mra unr lem an. 'Ithfr Ini-
ren int Inplci Al'wn i ri'ini lli editorial
te, r.H'if of the I'ibii-' I.KiiOta. .UUe II a
H.ihn ldi
til" '
An,
it I i
Ann.
Irni
An.
Art Scheel Faculty te Dine
' il. x of the I'lilladelphia Tex-
i I of the Si henl of Indiislria
ml nnd Pine stteels, will bold
' hi - eieinns at the City Club.
. "iiesls will be HiiRcr Kill. tl.
I of tlie S hivnl nf ImliMi in
E5H525
LOOK
nt our
ADDING MACHINES
before you buy
All Makes, Lewest Prices
fniir.. ,.. ()i .jtt i:ns. a r.ni i INS Hi RhRstniit St.
len-i.f r, feet wci'-hi i tn """ "" WMW " "
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. e, 'ilil inmnlexinn ll ear- ui i imnr: mi "no
. mid iiiuiiu oier.eiH. i5asi52S25HSla5Zc3E5aSia5a552S
nm lit J ' i" ' 'I'M , in . i
.
.iinl l hlll'es ll. , lusleiv.
Reported Missing
ROB C0LLINGSW0QD HOME
Thieves Take $118 and Loet Valued
at $400 in Family's Absence
During the absence of members of ihe
fiiuily of Fred Zlmmer. (!.' Lhli idge
stieet, Colllngsweod. X. J,. Ihieies
broke in through n rear deer and ran
sacked the house. Thej cot SI IS and
clothing and jewelry i allies m S )()().
The return of Ximuier uiipi them
off. They ran out the bncl, deer and
escaped, leaving behind several bundle
of plunder they had pai Led ready in
carry away.
JANUARY 1ST, 1923
I .1 preitiu'ltiix knlpsmnn ulth sxernl rars
mcpxrlviiri. nn.1 nn inMiilile inenl nf m'm'ti
ulUlitnrnt ns il..Hinnn nml niini.iucr In nail nil
. weik I open for n mnil iiusinltlnii from
I resienllili arm ieiulrln 1 1 1 1 1 nr no trrl-
Ins. Aji' 31, inirrli.il, irui nililrcs ellc-irc
, (irn.limtM. C 111. LEDOEIt OFFICE.
KSTAMMEKERSr,
!B(rln the New Year br a eoune li
aneach correction. Acquire mere eM eM
flency ami a freedom of emreitlen.
Jein the Khmley Club, the Torum of
tea ttammeipr,
6'eiiff or Uaeklrt IVeImif lOOi
THE KINGSLEY PLAN
Ifere TAan a Scheel"
i in 1215 Walnut fit. mmmm
li i
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28
'33
Spillane
""en knew him through
Inn Public Ledger Up
surt. this month, a new
department called "AlenB
the Slric lleatln of Industry,
In 7ic AViffen't fltnlnej'
(On paR 16 of the miiKn
r.'iie ) Alse leek for the
JiMiiie.is rereen.it for J31M
with .Wep, and many ettisi
articles. ,i principal news-Htands.)
C
i- ''li li'. lleiclit .i leel III ,
"4hl I.I.I llilllls. I l- SsCll 111
i i 'iil. blue shirt and light
islll
siu -in... of :;:te.". pmi
' Height ." feet Ti im lies,
cell wenriiiR rimv nveicuif
i i .il Hi.' Helinenl tilteriug
I .iiii.i Hush
1!"., . ,,,
JSll l
Ire . . !--
.Iiihiis
lu '
In !,
s 11 i , .
enn
liilin I
f'te , ,
AV.,
r.inl .1
r'un
llnw ml Mum. ihiriv-nue
' ' ' in meiiiie. HcirIiI
I"'1 - Weight. I Til Was
v '' - Rieen nieicii.il and
v. .
Willi., i bonus. NiRi-e, id pj:i.-. Rain-
' ''-' Height ." feel 1(1 inches.
"' - I'.'iit l.'l) piuiiiiN. Jlrewn nvet
r"' .ll t ap and l.in shoes.
Diirnih) eller, iwenli -inn, f 'Jej
p I. It. u'.ih sireel Height fi r.-i.
V ' W. irIh I .-, Wearing gr-n
f" ' ' "id blue dies iiiir.iiiig small
r & V
Jw I k
i M ali ,
fBLHf
i a
There ii an expert at the
head of each of our many
departments.
He it at your diapesal for
advice, itatUtica, and data
of nil kinds bearing en
Real Estate.
br of service?
HEYMANN & BR0.
Reef Estate
Heymann Building
, 13-213 J. Bread St., Phila., Pa.
liberal inferest rate-
plus service te depositors
has Ions been
the pelicv
jfHjBjaavsHDiiiB
CAPITAL AND
l SURPLUS
f4,OOO,000
Of Ul
West End Trust
Company
BROAD- STREET -AT- SOUTH PENN SQUARE
of 7!UtI
' feel s
Inst seen
n brew n
ftxvfl rer I !
-- 2&Q2& V e I
uISrESrlSHSZlSHSHSrJSES JVN'-,.: r I
i.S I frM kl &d& I May we
I ITJ KVfaT .. V In m - atV m Vt i
ig at our .-i5ft. ! I
'IB ADDING MACHINES g " '
S before you buy S 8. M.il. n. Vra U, 17.50 i
rjj All Makes, Lewest Prices Gj pubii.hed hy ' w S x
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Pr!m .-rfc. .. im -. ,-mi rx.. nr... v l Is
Dread Street rsc"v Walnut Strnt :
ft, RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL ,
'38
and up
$
43
You've never seen anything te
compare with the beautiful
patterns of our wonderful
assortment of Suits and Over
coats. Net an unworthy garment in
our whole stock.
And every single article in
this big, progressive store is
marked at a Super-Value Price
whether a pair of pure
worsted Trousers at $5.25, a
Silk Evening Vest at $8.75 or
the finest quality Hockanum
Worsted Suits at $63 ($10 te
$15 less than prices charged
for same quality in ether geed
stores).
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Have you ever inspected
a printing plant? We
would gladly show you
through ours.
mJtei
Tllli HOLMLS PRESS, 1'rinttn
1315.20 Chtrrv Street
Philadelphia
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On New Year's Day we begin
our third year in the payment of
Per Cent
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4
te our depositors
First Penny Savings Bank
Jehn Wanamaker, Founder
1343 Chestnut Street
21st & BainbridRe Streets
A PRIZE MENU!
THE LORRAINE HOTEL Announce, thr purcha.e.
through M. J Kelly, terminal Market, of blue rib
bon prlie beef from the International Mir SteeU
Shew at Chicago Hreteed In Philadelphia hy Wll-
en-Martln Ce. we .hull errve this beef garnlariad
with blue ribbon (mera, te the palrena of the Lot Let
ralne en Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday
nf this wee!i. It has bran pronounced the finest
prire beef ever Hrejicd In Philadelphia and a toelh-
eme treat la In aterr ler thete of our patrent e-uirlng-
It
The Lerraine
BROAD STREET AT FAIRMOUNT AVE.
Perry & Ce.
16th and Chestnut
SUPER - VALUES
in Clethes for Men
'Dscn.t
en the Seles nf
ttnir STwi v
Extraordinary
Sale of Dresses
A Special Event Arranged
for These Last Few Days
of the Year
Afternoon and Evening Gowns of
Canten Crepe, Chiffen, Georgette
Taffeta, Lace and Xet
$75 Dresses AW
$125 Dresses Hew
$135 Dresses Hew
$185 Dresses ew
$195 Dresses Hen
$35
$45
$65
$75
$95
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Ne. 5160 a beauty
n eaic or mahogany
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Desks you're proud te sit at
Yeu have a right te expect the same perfection
in the desks, chairs and tables, as you find in
all ether L.B. equipment. And you'll net be dis
appointed. Prove this. Visit 910 Chestnut St.,
and inspect our complete lines of desks, chairs i
and tablet? for everyone from Pete, the office boy, '
te the Big Bess. Come in today! i
Library Bureau
910 Chestnut St.
M. W. MONTGOMERY, Manager Phenes : Main 7394 and Walnut 3394
Jsr 1 1 1 1
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Brocades
Fer Evening
BIKH'ADKU Km i,
wi SlippciN ai'f 1 1 i
lireiVpMiei? (if l!u nmv
tiiliiniiabli- women.
'he sihf-r t.l(ith linu-ad. -i
fellow the metallic liv: 1
:n fni'Mial apparel, are
'he .sjiuii hrei ailc - a
part of the pupnlanti
nf eltiq.v and inatelass-.
ueaes. en will enie
ompleniontniK v e n c
''venniK gown with Hro Hre
eadecl Slippers in one of
the newer designs
ihey harmonize se bean-'i-fuMy
and add te the
aUnulhenes's (if i u
eiiM-mble.
Sill'rr Bieiade
fjiid unrl Silfi lireiatle
Celd HrecaJt
Bienit liiecadf
Plack Salm tltetiidr
t flfi In $n r,U
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1204-06-08 Market Street
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