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In the World-wide
...Utr Rehael rsCWB, nmcmi urKiin 01
World's Sunday Scheel Association,
Heb was received "y cmircn icnncrs
.Mr.
the
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..-i tr WnnnmaKer wan ureal-
rtsterea,. ;'"".-.. .
, of the WOriU H Dummy etnuui e-
allen. Five memuers or tnc asso asse asso
,en'g Executive Committee died
foil tj.c yr 1022.
Tb cws els """ "" ""
,u Was elected cnairman or ine
Eiecutlve Committee in rsevcmlier,
.'.. ..e,1lnr TT. J. Heinz. He war
.Voted president of tlie World's Asse-
i, TnVle. Jnpnn, October 14, 1020.
leMldns of llIm nB "w"ld-wlde Sun
' ... I..MJ-. II .lis Van's .....
'Te attempt n cuIerv of such n man
. T.I.II Wnnnmnker would be likft nlac-
Id a single fewcr at tlie base of a
nit pyramid. IIe builded nn few men
did, for lie was indeed a wise master
btlUdCr. HIS l'11 3 '"" "" iircuiu-
lil, Fer mere than n generation tne
tirratlve of his early strujrgle and Ids
mnti nvpp difficulties Iirh been held
Before countless young Americans ns an
ibjCCt lessen niiu un iiiLeiiiitu m me
Wticc of the virtues no appraised
cost highly application, cencentre-
nn. enterprise, originality, ambition,
honesty, self-confidence and depend depend
"Jehn Wannmnker laid the feunda-
i 1.1a vi.n.lnl llfl.llAII niA tn
,10118 lUr UIO mi;iv,t. in.-!:!... mm uu
fccre lasting rock than were eullt the
nwire pllei which are the markers of
li commercial genius. lie was n be-
IifTfr in iriiKiuii ui um lirucucui isert
ud in its everyday application, lie
Lire KenrreiiHi.v ul u nine unu nis re
F0Urce9 in uuuuiiiK (UKumzmiuiiM mnt
TOulOiCu iirugruiiis "i uuuntuivr-uuiiu-
TJ..I It M(I.t U- ..,.1,1 1.
.! knetnaea no n tnnhanf trna Innl.
Intnl. for be devoted was he te his
L.....U nnrl Klinilae enlinAl ntittui
UU1LU unu .ruuwnj dvuvi iiiktMdlD
bat te these who knew him well these
wcied te lie of first importance.
.ilr. numuiinucr nns inuecd a
nercliant prince, but he was mere than
rat. iic imin u i nun' ui una. anu,
,VI1. I.i'e Innrlnrahln nf !.. 1V.I.I.
IlUUr Iltfl ..ww... v 14JTJ iiuilil D
iunday Scheel forces ns president was
imuu umauvii, iv mil inn; iniuKU i"
apart the spirit and vision of attempt
ing big things for the Kingdom's cuke."
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,' DECEMBER 28. 1922
WULVtKlUN
'Whoever Is Director,' Says
Prosecutor, 'Faces Man-
Sized Task'
WAS INDORSED BY SENATORS
Charles A. Wolvorten, prosecutor
of Camden County, will net be the new
State Prohibition Director of New
Jersey.
Prosecutor Wolvcrten virtually ad
mitted yesterday he had declined an
offer of the position. Mr. Wolvcrten
visited Federal Director Hayncs In
Washington recently and the proposi preposi
tion wni discussed.
Mr. Wolvcrten would net state defi
nitely that he was offered the position,
but it U understood that he was ten
dered the job, but declined It. Mr.
Wolvcrten had the unanimous indorse inderse
ment of Senators Frellnghuyeen and
Bdge and Representative F. F. Pat
terson, Jr. On the ether hand, clese
friends urged him net te take the posi
tion. "The man who takes the job faces
a monumental task," said Mr. Welvcr-
I TliA Ttnnrffa f ti..l.ll- ---t... ... .
1 LnS-f-.j1, ,re Commissioners, recently
appointed, met their first setbacks at
TJH.e,!i,,ie D,,,t'n8 '"St night.
The hitch In the Heard of Public
.. uu,,rrcu w"fn tne Jllghwny De-W.-Ilm'
vtwW WHS for $44,007.
The bills were Indorsed by the Itepub-
rnMT"' b,ut W,lllnm Schmlcf and
Calvin Sherwood, the Democrat mem
bers, refused te sign, asaertlnir they
knew nothing about the bi Is. The
question wesleft unsettled.
i Tht,inem,nat,0.n 'V Oeergd Bender.
llPRI!nCna m'mb ' theB Beard ei
wluL 2rn1i "..Commlejleners, of
iyfiltcrKe"? t0.fln a wcancy In the
police department was opposed by the
&E?ti0 .,"TmbJr? eiuse Maye?!
elect King had net been consulted. It
WMk11 t0 BCtt,e th0 mnUcr ncxt
Cuticura Talcum
Is Se Refreshing
A few eralna nt thla nnliM.
ccnud powder dotted en Um tUe
oetnes ana cools, and otucesim
heary perspiration. It I an Ideal
face, skin, baby and chatting powder
and takea the place of ether perfume
ler the akin.
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Membership
IN OUR
CHRISTMAS CLUB
Assures Yeu of Meney for
Next Christmas
Interest Allowed
We paid members half a million dollars in 1922.
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WALK-OVER
High Shoes?
CertainluWhen They Are
as Smart as These
ANY one can see they are new style at a glance.
Rich teny brown calfskin with colored stitch
ing, or sturdy brown Scotch grain with one-inch
heels far skating and Winter service. $ 1 0.
BROWN and black kid with medium heels and
new tee shapes with wide tread and extra
narrow heel fitting. Ne woman ever expected
that shoes se smart and geed looking could be se
comfortable. $9.50 te $12.
Half Price and Less-
Several hundred pairs of broken sizes in High Sheea
with Walking Heels in all wanted leathers,
for quick clearawav. $3.90 and $5.90.
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1022 CHESTNUT
1228 MARKET
Sheps
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CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
FRIDAY
END-OF-THE-YEAR
CLOSING-OUT SALE
REGARDLESS OF COST
WOMEWSa MSSES, HIGH-GRADE APPAREL
WOMEN'S DAYTIME
& EVENING DRESSES
GROUP 118.00 te 27.00
Canten crepes, serpentine crepes, drepstitch Can Can
eon, satin-faced Canten and Reshanara in smart
models.
Formerly 29.50 te 49.50
29.00 te 37.00
chine. Keshanara crene.
GROUP II
Matelasse. crene ce
Canten crepe with lace, crepe Romaine and crepe
renee: rasnienabie colorings.
Formerly 55.00 te 89.50
GROUP HI 39.00 te 54.00
Metal cloth and lace combinations, Canten crepe,
crepe Renee and satin Canten in daytime and
evening models.
Formerly 65.00 te 115.00
GROUP IV 56.00 te 159.00
Crepe Elizabeth, silk matelasse. metal lace,
chiffon velvet brocades, satin Canten and chiffon
in vivid, dark and pastel shades.
Formerly 85.00 te 225.00
MISSES' DAYTIME
& EVENING DRESSES
GROUP 125.00 te 35.00
Crepe Renee, matelasse, Peiret twill and satin
Canten in charming versions of the mode; fash
ionable colorings.
Formerly 49.50 te 69.50
GROUP 1139.00 te 47.00
Satin matelasse, Peiret twill. Canten crepe, satin
Canten and crepe Renee in a varied selection of
chic modes.
Formerly 55.00 te TOM
GROUP III 55.00 te 89.50
Velvets, crepe de chine, satin Alaska, taffeta,
chiffon. Peiret twill and Canten crepe in day
time and evening models.
Formerly 85.00 te 150.00 .
GROUP IV 16.00 te 32.00
Crepe de chine, satin Canten and Peiret twill in
several youthfully smart effects; various colorings
in the group.
Formerly 29.50 te 49.50
One-of-a-Kind
WOMEN'S DRESSES
79.50 te 150.00
Formerly 129.50 te 215.00
Salin crepe, crepe Renee, Scotch tweed,
Peiret twill, Juina, chiffon velvet, crepe
Romaine, crepe Elizabeth and Remer,
beaded chiffon voile.
One-of-a-Kind
MISSES' DRESSES
75.00 te 150.00
Formerly 129.50 te 210.00
Canten crepe, satin Canten, chiffon velvet,
metallic brocade, in styles fascinatingly
youthful; the season's leading colors.
WOMEN'S 2 & 3 PC. SUITS
GROUP 139.00 te 135.00
Twe-Piece Suits trimmed with fine furs.
Formerly 75.00 te 225.00
GROUP II 12.00 te 165.00
Three-Piece Suits, with or without fur.
Formerly 125.00 te 235.00
GROUP III 37.00 te 79.00
Twe-Piece Tailored Suits without fur.
Formerly 65.00 te 125.00
GROUP IV 25.00 te 37.00
Twe-Piece Tailored Suits without fur.
Formerly 49.50 te 79.50
GROUP V 18.00 te 35.00
Twe-Piece Suits, some with fur trimming.
Formerly 49.50 te 125.00
Women's Depl. : Second Fleer
MISSES' 2 & 3 PC. SUITS
GROUP 125.00 te 79.50
Twe-Piece Suits, vvith or without fur.
Formerly 39.50 te 135.00
GROUP H-49.50 te 195.00
Twe- or Three-Piece Suits, fur trimmed.
Formerly 85.00 te 295M0
Misses' Dept, : Fourth Fleer
BLOUSES-REDUCED
Costume Over-Blouses
Formerly 12.50 te 27.50
Handsome Over-Blouses many of
them reproductions of imports
satin Canten, Georgette, brocades, I
crepe de chine in fascinating shades ; ,
hand-embroidery, beading and lace !
effects.
First Fleer
8.75
10.00
12.50
15.00
J
FUR ANIMAL SCARFS
5efic Marten Scarfs . . . 39.50
Regularly SS.00
Baum Marten Scarfs . . . 49.50
Regularly 00.50
Hudsen Bay Sable Scarfs . 69.50
Regularly 05.00
Pointed Fex Scarfs .... 75.00
Regularly 110.00
Fex Animal Scarfs .... 95.00
Ilcige, Dlue and Platimun.
Ft. Seal is Dyed Cene) hur Depl. ;
FINE FUR COATS
40'' French Seal Coats . . 175.00
Skunk cellar and cuffs, Reg. S65.00
40" Hudsen Seal Coats . . 210.00
Skunk cellar and cuffs. Reg. 295.00
45" Hudsen Seal Coats . . 245.00
Skunk cellar and cuffs. Reg, 350.00
Hudsen Seal Medel Ceals 495.00
W" and 50", contrastingly trimmed.
Heg, 750.00
Fifth Fleer Hud. Seal is Dyed Musical
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
PHE holiday recess affords parents a long awaited opportunity te bring';,'
the children te the Stere and leisurely select the apparel needed for th ;
season ahead. Therefore, for te-morrow, the children's wear sections have.,
arranged many attractions that will make an early visit well-worth your .'
while.
A I 55,5
C59.50 Q $55.00
$25.00 S29.50
Jeys', Girls' and Misses' Apparel
Being a brief mention of many lets at year-end clearance prices and many
new fashions just recently arrived.
L
Interesting News from
the Misses' Wear Stere
These are great days in the Misses' Wear Stere great reductions en the finest
winter garments. Alse beautiful new things arriving, as, for instance, the Deauville
Scarf Dress shown in the sketch, the Scarf and sash of a lavishly lined Paisley. We
cannot begin te picture nor pen half the interesting news from this great store for
Girls, but we have made all arrangements te serve well all the school and college girls
who always use some of these Holidays for shopping.
$59.50
Mis8es' Fine )
Suits new
Marleen, vcldyne and vcleur de lnine you can
tell the quality of these Suits by the materials.
Suits with fur-trimmed short box coats, Balkan
blouse and fancy belted coats, and Costume Suits
with novelty silk waist. Sizc3 14 te 18 years. The
model sketched is one of our finest Costume Suits
reduced nearly one-third.
New Dresses Special
$29.50 and $35.00
Navy blue, black, brown, cocoa and Lanvin
Kreen Canten crepe. Lew-waisted Dresses with
braided motif iii sleeves and wnist, ethers with
Paisley handkerchief draped cellar and side nash.
Sizes 14 te 18 years.
Misses Smart j
Fairfield Coats
Our exclusive Fairfield model developed in im
ported cloaking in the smartest striped and plaid
effects; large cellar of raccoon. (See sketch.)
Sizes 14 te 18 years.
Intermediate I
Dress Coats
Intermediate Girls' Fairfield Coats, in belted
double-breasted, raglan-sleeve style, of fine brown
and tan tweed. You'll knew these are special as
seen as you see the quality of the cloth. Sizes 12,
14 and 16 years.
Girls' Jersey
Cleth Dresses
I
$5.50
$55
Girls' Jcrsev Cleth Dresses in two styles one
sketched. Lew-waisted and tie-bclted Dresses, in
navy blue, brown, deer and henna, appliqued in
velvet stitched in color. Sizes G te 14 years.
a-- -VStrutttildgc i. Clethlr Second Fleer, Jlarku Street
New Raccoon Coats
Youthful models in SO-inch and 38-inch lengths,
?e- j1111".301710 rolling cellar and turn-back cuffs;
f2e0.00. In 40-inch te 45-inch lengths, $286.00 te
5360.00. Other models, various lengths, seme
trimmed with natural skunk, 3385.00 te $535 00
StrawbrMc k C'ethlit -Wend Vlcnr. Filbert
Beys' Winter Suits and Overcoats
Save One-third and One-half!
Holiday time is the right time te get that new Suit and warm Overcoat the boy
needs at a substantial saving.
Beys' Suits Half Price
New $6.75 te $15.00
Of sturdy suitings in smart shades, all care
fully tailored. Seme with two pairs of Knicker
bockers. Sizes T te 17 years.
All-Weel Twe-Trousers
Winter Overcoats $8.75
All-wool Overcoats, wool-lined, bizes for boys
of 3 te 8 years. Werth one-half mere.
Weel Junier Suits
New $3.75 te $5.00
Warm Woolen Suits for boys from 3 te 6 year.
All worth double these Sale prices. Junier stv1e,
well-cut and well-tailored. "
Suits, 7 te 17 Years$9.75 -.
Winter Overcoats $10.50
Styles for boys from 0 te 13 vears. SPECIAr
All-wool, wool-lined and h convertible celfi, '
Clearance of Little Tots' "
Winter Coats at $5.00 te $40.00
Our entire remaining sleck of winter Coats for pirls of 2 te 5 years and bev nf
2 te -l is new reduced mere than one-fourth. Medels of broadcloth, tweeds chinrMll
cloth, and warm sett .cloaking, both plain and in novelty effects. Among them our finpS
imported Coats. Only a few of a model, no duplicates of mnnv style including til
smartly tailored, belted Coats and Coats dressy in effect, some trimmed with fur S5 On
te $40.00. ?e.v)
All Our Winter Hats and Bennets for little folks ,wu reduced mere than
fourth. " un0m
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We,
We are Authorities en Children's
Footwear and Correct Fitting
e
We have studied children's feet and Children's Shoes and we knew just the
Footwear growing feet need se that they may develop as nature intended nwiwn
THE CHILDREN TO BE FITTED te the correct Shees: '
Fer Children and Girls
Children's tnn calf Blucher Shoes with flexible
welted soles and soft tees. Sizes 4 te 8 S4.50:
of white buckskin $5.00.
Sizes 24 te 7 Grewing Girls' tan calf patent
colt and gun-mitnl calf Lace Shoes various te
fahnpes, $fc.00 Tnn calf Lnce Oxfords, shield tips,
rubber heels, $0.50. Dark tnn calf lace "Fairfield''
Oxfords, soft box, low rubber heels, splendid Ox
fords for every outdoor wear $7.50.
Size.-, 84 te 11 Gun-metal calf Lace- Shoes
dressy and serviceable, $5.00; Tan cnlf and patent
colt Lace Shoes, $5.50; Patent colt Butten Shoes
with cloth or kid tops $5.00 and $5.50. '
T n,SPluCIALT.?hildrt'Ts an1 Mi' t" calf
Lnce Shoes with bread teos and long wine tlm
sizes 8 V, te 11 at $3.45; 11 V, te 2 at $3.95? fX
one-third less than regular prices.
mrawDHflM runnier nihth , rilbert Mret
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
MARKET STREET
EIGHTH STREET
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