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Evening journal., 1918-02-23
..IHE SOLAR FARM

THE SQUAD FARM"
The story Of The SQUAD Farm" the
latest comedy by Frederic and Fanny
Hatton, revolves around the somewhat
varied love affairs Of a moving pic
ture director. The authors have peo-
pied their play with ingenues, leading
men. photographers. directors. extra
men and girls and other studio attach
ments that go 10 make up the colorful
studio life In southern California. THE
SQUAD Farm" shows the same bril-
llancy and treatment and theme that
the co-authors' others
elaborate successes. Years OF Discre-
tlon." Upstairs and Down" lombard
Ltd" and other plays. The Messrs.
Lee and J. j. Shubert who are the pro-
ducers have provided an unusual and
acceptable cast.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
aI0LLY TEN' ENTERTAINs.

The Jolly Ten" were entertained by
Miss Dorothea G.. Russell, Of No 10
East Eleventh street. on Wednesday
evening. February 20. The hours were
spent in singing and dancing. and piano
selections were given by Miss Grace
Austin, accompanied by Miss Dorothea
Russell with the mandolin. while Miss
Minnie Galloway gave q most pleasing
Interpretation OF Shakespeare's Romeo
and Juliet" several songs were sung
BIZ the quartet. which included Misses
tlorenc6 Wright. Anna McCaulley,
Hilda Wharton and Mae Toner and Miss
Elizabeth Mailman illustrated many
new steps In fancy dancing
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
$50 MOREFOR TOBACCO
FROM ORPHEUS CLUB

The orpheus Club today contributed
$50 20 the our Boys in France To-
hacco Fund" Of THE EVENING JOUR
Nal. The sum is the proceeds from
the lrst public concert given recently
10y the chorus, under the direction OF
Ralph Kinder. in the New Century
.luh.
The Orpheus Club thanks the public
for their support OF the CONCERT and
hopes for continued interest at future
appearances OF the club.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
nEACoNEss ROARD WORK.

The monthly meeting OF the Deacon
ess Board was held at the home, No.
307 West street, on Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. j. B. Huntington presiding Re
ports were made by the different on
GERS.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sweet, superintendent told
OF 40 calls having been made. The
home has regular attendance OF
twenty In the kindergarten. The class
made thirty-one knitted garments tor
the Red Gross and ii3 sewed garments.
several families also have been helped
by baskets OF provisions, fruit and
clothing
The board Is planning to hold a ba-
zaar in Grace Church house on March
q and %
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
NEWS OF THE DAY ON WAR FRONTS

He said an international conference
must now be arranged. but that the Al
lied representatives must not deal with
the enemy laborites until Il is proven
they want a similar peace.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
ACCUSED OF SHOE THEFT.

Richard McHenry was before NUM-
clpal Court today charged with the
larceny Of a pair Of shoes from Morris
sklut, and was held for trial in $500
bail
The prosecution told the court that
he defendant and another man entered
his store yesterday and pretended to
Nant TO mako purchases. The prose
,utlon alleges that while he was busy
Nth another customer one Of the men
left the store with something under
his coat McHenry later was found to
have a pair Of shoes under his coat
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
FIREMEN DIDN'T NEED HOSE.

Having been requested by the fire
committee OF City Council 10 carry
hose on their nre truck hereafter, mem
bers Of the Delaware Fire Company
yesterday stated that they formerly
carried hose on the truck. but that
they cot tired asking flremen 10 make
use OF the same. II was said that II
City Council requested the Delaware
Company 10 carry the hose, however,
the company would be pleased TO do so
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
NO sLAv QUARREL WITH RUSSIA.

DN lMN IuAN0A NlN0rs
AMSTERDAM. Feb. 23.--Austria will
not participate in negotiations with
Russian Foreign Minister Trotzky at
Brest-Litoysk on, Monday, according %
the Reichspost, copies OF which were
received here today. The newspaper
added that Trotzky wishes to deal only
with the government whose armies are
Invading Russia.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
wEEKs MEATHER TORECAsI.

By the United Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb 23.--Weekly fore
casts for February 25 to March 2 in
elusive:
North and Middle Atlantic States
Fair aud warnber until about We'd
nesday, Rain Wednesday or Thursday;
colder Thursday. Remainder uncertain.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
WRFcK NEAR GEORGETOWN

enarIal n mn ENENiNG I0URNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Feb Coon
fused either by signals, orders or the
snowstorm. two freight trains coll'ded
90 Colllnsville crossing, yesterday. Both
engines and two box cars deralled, and
the engineer or the souihbound train
was slightly hurt.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
REPUBLICANS LINE
UP FOR CAMPAIGN

The Republican County Committee
is meeting at the Young Mems Republic
can Club this afternoon TO consider
preliminaries Of the campaign. A re-
port that DR.. L. Heisler Ball might re-
sign as county chairman was denied
today. Or. Ball expects 10 continue at
the head OF the committee.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
CBNPKOROLE At ONCE
RELIEVES COLDS
Easily LoOsens Congestion
and Drives out That Cold IN
the Head, Throat or Chest

If you have sore. tight chest cold in
the head or q raw. sore throat. Set jar
Of CAkPEOR0LE from the nearest drug
store. and watch how IL will loosen up
that couIh. Geld and congestion IN crest
Do not treat your colds lightly: TINS Is
pneumonia sesson. The remarkable sue
cess of CAMTHCRCLE is entirely due TO
Winterereen. Menthll and Can phor. pre-
pared in a synthetic way 10 give results
Physicians recs mn,nd CAhPhOkOLb
for Bronchitis. Sore Throat. Group. "noop-
ins Cough, Tonsilitis. Pleurisy. Neuraleia'
Asthma, St.h Neck. Useful IN bronono-
PnenmcnlP.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
MADAME NAzIMovA BOOKED.

Louis Allemann. directing manager
Of the Playhouse. has just announced
that he has secured for limited en-
gagement Of four performances the
celebrated Madame Nazlmova, who win
present 10 local patrons here Ibsen's
drama entitled THE Wild Duck" Ma
dame Nazlmova In this play will go d.
rect from Wilmington to the Plymouth
Theatre, New York City. where she will
subsequently, be seen in several other
lbsen plays. The production Of THE
Wild Duck" will mark the plays first
presentation 10 this country In English
although II has been acted In New
York City at the German-lrving Place
Theatre.
Madame Nazimova's appearance FOR
this engagement will be under the
management Of Arthur Hopkins and
the settings Tor the production viii be
designed by Robert Z. Jones.
The engagement Is for three nights
and one matinee, commencing Thurs
day night. March Z. with a special mat
inee on Saturday afternoon. The even
Ing performances now begin at the
Playhouse at $40 o'clock sharp and the
matinces al 230 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
SUNNI WEN ACCUSED.

John Titus. Collector OF state Rev.
cnue. has brought action against three
merchants OF SMYRNA on a charge. or
making false anldavits as 10 She
amount Of their business last year..
when taking out new business licenses
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
"NTRY coon EDDIE"

Very Good Eddie" which has pleas
cd so many people at the Playhouse
this week, viii close Us engagement
with performances this afternoon and
evening. 70 Is one OF the best musical
shows which has ever been seen here
40 nopular prices.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
socIALIsTs c0MING OWL.

BY Inc Jnlleu Press.
LONDON. Feb. 23.-The Chronicle
said today It understood a delegation Of
Allied Socialists were going 10 Wash
ington 20 confer with President Wilson.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23

Use the Want Ads 70 procure new
positions this comins week. Cooks.
mattresses and domestic help will b.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
Rv The United Press.

LONDON, Feb. % Arthur Henderson,
British labor leader. announced today
that the Inter-Allied labor conference
had practically adopted the British la
Dor unions december peace terms, in
Guiding the declaration that they were
the irreducible minimum.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
TODAY IN The theatres
THE PLAYHOUSE

VERY Good. Eddie"
THE CARRICK.
Vaudeville.
THE QUEEN.
Theda Bara IN "Du Barry.
lphOtopiay)
THE VICTORIA.
Her Silent Sacrifice photo
play)
THE MAJESTIC.
Fields OF Honor" .Photoplayl.
The SAVOY.
His Royal Hlghness,' photo
play)
TIE LYRIC.
Musical Comedy.
Evening journal., 1918-02-23
ION. LOOKr

The craving OF local playgoers for
original companies viii be satisfied
next week. as Harry Carroll and VII
liam sheer. are sending 20 the Play
house for the entire week. their pro-
ductlon OF James Montgomery's new
musical comedy. "Oh Lookv' with
Harry Fox heading a big cast. Harry
Carroll wrote the music for the play
and Joseph Mccarthy, the lyrics
That the play offers a splendid enter
talnment may be CLEANED from the fact
that the management OF the new mil
lion dollar Vanderbilt Theatre, New
York. selected "Oh Lookr as the at
traction TO open that playhouse. Nat
urally every producing manager IN
thealricals was anxious 10 provide the
opening attraction for the new theatre,
but after O careful study Of all the
plays submitted, "Oh Lookw was the
most promising.
Il Is a great big brand new aitrac-
ton, and one which viii no doubt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

WITH a wire basket that fits
w inside the frying skillet you
can fry and drain oysters, pota-
toes, etc. almost at the same
moment. (FOurth Floor, Mdrket.)
A LIGHTNING mixer is a glass
"A jar with beater inside-very
satisfactory when eggs or cream
are to be whipped. 35c and soc.
Fourth Floor, Mdrket.)
HOUSEWIVES are having
IL floors rubbed up and every
thing made spick-and-span for the
winter campaign. Weighted wax
ing brushes, $3 to $3.50. (Fourth
Floor, Mdrket.)
Culver cleaning pans offer the
~ simplest imaginable method
for cleaning silver in hurry.
WIN tne pan ana tne proper SOlu-
ton, the work is done in a few
moments. Dircc ctions with every
pan. Prices, SO to So. (Fourth
Floor, Mcrket)
"This tiny window box contains
A wonderful surprise
A fragrance redolcnt of spring,
A miracle of blossoming,
Within each brown bulb lies"
THE box is metal lined, and the
paper-white narcissus bulbs
are four, the whole costing $1.25.
(Fourth Floor, Market.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

$3.50 for a Apiece dining
room suit in mahogany, an ex-
cellent reproduction of Heppel-
white, showing the wheat ear,
the reeded leg and the Prince
of Wales plume. The table is
45x56 inches, with an 8-foot
extension. The other pieces
have rounded corners.
$3.50 for an 8-piece dining
room suit in figured American
walnut, Queen Anne design. The
suit consists Of a 66-inch buff
fet, an oval extension table, a
large china closet, four side
chairs and one arm chair.
$400 for a 9-piece mahogany
dining-room suit. An excellent
reproduction of the Queen
Anne style. The buffet has two
large cupboards, one large out
side linen drawer and the center
is a drop-front compartment,
having two sliding silver trays.
The china closet stands high
from the floor and has wooden
doors with oval-shape crotch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

corn color onJ loyapdar with
(First FLOOR Market0
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o,o.nor W., 80 ,,,"tnL "D tho W." coIorod tons
of har shoos W ,''a '',hnn 'n sho ~ hrvs % tbo
Shoes o War;o,'s w"e n'oaners s o ~ The
samo % corntor ,U's n,;th noi;shas for
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po,nn Io of a. oM osooh ha' ,,.no -
sbnots tho ~ bnot @ DOWN on +Se pS pSoor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes $50 p. M.
Much Good NeWs 7hat Much of IT Has to Be ConoZense

THE season for ventilation is
l. now open--and people never
were so much interested in fresh
air without drafts. Screens to
prevent such drafts are adjust
able. (Fourth Floor, Mdrket)
CAPE COD fire lighters save
" temper and possibly kindlings
when you want to light the log
fire in hurry. Tanker and tray
complete, brass finished, S5.
(Fourth Floor, Mdrkct)
A LII the lawns aren't yet raked
"A up as tidily as. they will be
when the family has bought
good wire rake. 65c. (Fopyth
Floor, Market.)
WAFFLE time is here, and here
w are the waffle bakers. High
ones loL gas are pZ.L); low ones
for coal, $1.40. OF aluminium,
high ones for gas, $3.50; low ones
for coal, S4.40. (Fomth Floor,
Market.)
A PPLE-BAKING time also
"A and the ideal pan is one of
white enamel, which can also be
used for roasting. $l.55 and S1.S5.
tFourth Floor, Mdrket.)
A LUMINUM baking-pans for
"A corn bread are shaped like
ears of corn and cost S2.75.
(Fourth Floor, Mdrket.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Much PetticOat
Prettiness to Be Had
for S.

1t seems to us that these are
quite as good and as pretty as
last years SIS petticoats, so that
we feel women will be glad to
discover something that hasn't
scared in price!
There are all-taffeta skirts for
those who prefer that sort, soft
jersey silks-with jersey for the
top and the fiounce too, and jersey
tops with messaline fiounces.
The CO lors are charming
changeable gold shades, lovely
greens and violets and blues, and
more that you will enjoy seeing
with your own two eyes.
And they are all So apiece.
(Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Mems MerinO UnderlUear-Haro
Get But Here
Two New Lots of Rich SarukS
Have Come to the Great
Oriental Rug Sale

Sarul dnvey Persian, and that distinctly
With Royal Kashans they the finest
They closely rugs marveouy texture
and surprising in their beauty of design.
These newly unbad medallion
a good deal of floral and conventional figures
Rose, dark blue, pink mulberry used in carrying
scheme of color and decoration.
There in the shpment-one of
6x66 IT, $145 $685. the other being
8x1 and 9x12 it, 4S5 $685. These
of the fine class be had for in other places.
There profusion of other
zed Persian, Asia Minor Caucasian and Chinese including
Kermanshahs Sarus Herez Seraps Savans are
priced at $3.50 for Mahal s8X1 $575
Hundreds of small ugsMosu Trans, Dozarts,
hans Daghesans, Shvans hall strips priced $3.50
to $225.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

panels. The extension table is
oval. The chairs have tapestry
seats. The server is semi
circular in shape.
1912 for a Apiece walnut
dining-room set, William and
Mary design. The buffet has
beautiful inlaid floral design
cupboard doors, as we'll as the
blackboard and the skirt on the
dining table. The wooden doors
of the china closet are of
crotch mahogany, beautifully
inlaid.
S235 for a apiece figured
American walnut dining-room
suit.
5000 for an 11-piece mahog-
any dining-room suit, Sheraton
design.
$225 for a Apiece dining
room suit, Queen Anne style.
This design is carried out in
detail, having a very graceful
spoon foot with the shell and
other touches showing very
prominently.
tsixth fioor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
A Word in Season as
to Good Blankets
and Quilts

A suggestion of snow in the air
makes such a difference in ones
viewpoint. How it does shift ones
thinking in the direction of warm
things, more especially blankets.
Just at this writing the blanket
and quilt stocks look as if they
were hit by a wind of fairly high
velocity, but the tossing they have
been getting is due to its temper
ature and not to its force. There
has been a "drive" on blankets
and quilts, and it will keep on all
Winter.
We can say we are able to meet
it. At least we have a stock of
ample extent and undoubted quail
ity.
At the prices, we believe there
Is not a quilt or blanket in our
stock that can be improved upon.
There may be blankets and
quilts that seem as good or better
than ours for the same money,
but a comparison that is fair, in
telligent and thorough will always
reveal a difference, and the differ
ence is in favor of our goods. A
great many people have satisfied
themselves on this point, and we
are in position to satisfy a great
many more.
Our prices for blankets of part
wool or all-wool begin at 81 and
go up to $45 a pair.
Down-filled and lamb's-wool-
filled quilts are $40 to $45 each.
tSIxth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Soldiers Kits
zoe Apiece

They are compact, convenient
little cases, with thread, safety
pins, small pins, buttons and va
rious compartments.
Just big enough to tuck into a
soldiers Christmas package-and
not expensive, either!
Yes, they're special.
Main Floor, CentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens 9 A. NJ.

SCARFS of brushed wool of the
~ fleecicst sort imaginable are
IN the Sweater Store ready to be
worn on motor trips. White and
black and colors. Prices S6.75
and $3.50. (First Floor, Market.)
SOLDIERLY looking Khaki
~ shirts for women have adjust
able col lars and cost $3.50. Navy
silk waists for those whose uni
forms require navy are $6.75 and
$3.50. Navy cotton serge waists
are $3.50. (Third Floor, Gem
trdi)
COME mothers like a solid
~ hamper instead Of the basket
style to hold their babies clothing.
Here is one Of this sort for SIS.
Lamb'swool quilts of plain blue
silk for the darlingest baby are
500. (Third Floor, Chestnut.)
7 TITLE white fur coats and
~ caps which make small chill
dren look like Christmas fairies
are in case by themselves in the
Infants Store. Third Floor.
Chestnut.)
SOFT, gray cloth shawls made
~ right here in Philadelphia
plaids mostly-are $1.50 to $3.50.
Imported Scotch shawls also in
lovely grays, size 72x72 inches.
are $15. Knitted shawls, white,
are $1.50 to $3.50; gray, 1925 to
81. (Second Floor, CENTRALLY
UNITED scarfs with double
1A square collars are of mohair
wool-gray, pink, blue, green,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
CamisOle Tops All
Lovely and Lacy

and ready to go on gift camisoles
and save you the bother of MAX
ing the tops, are all ready for the
choosing in the Lace Store.
They are of imitation filet, Val
enciennes and duchess laces in ef-
fective designs, ribbon-run-$1.10
to $3.25.
And there are camisoles, too,
made entirely of laces N pretty
designs and combined with rib.
bons. $2.25.
(Afsin Floor, CsntraI)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WEATHER
Fair

DLANTS for indoor uses--holly,
ferns, gay crotons, dracenas,
palms, rubber plants, birds nest
ferns-ail in the House Furnish-
ing Store. (Fourth Floor, Mar
ket.)
I ARGE Sterno outfits for boys
- overseas or in camp are 81
and SO; stove outfits are So and
kitchenettes 50. Fourth Floor,
Centrdl)
THE assortment of wooden,
4 glass-covored trays in the
Housofurnishing Store is nothing
short of amazing. Prices from
S125 for rather small ones to
$S.75 for one with inlaid design
of a really decorative Chanticleer.
Mahogany trays, $3.50 and $6.25.
(Fourth Floor, CENTRALLY
MERE actually proud of our
w casserole collection-the pie
and baking dishes each coming in
serving tray of solid brass,
pierced and nickeled. Insets are
brown Guernsey ware and pyrex
glass. (Fourth Floor, Centrally
COFFEE and teapots of nickeled
~ copper are good looking
enough to place on the table.
1925 and SO. Fourth Floor,
Centrdl)
uOT-WATER food plates ap-
IL peal to the epicure on cold
days-water jackcted plates are
S1.75 to 1915; platters, $l2.
(Fourth Floor, Centrally
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
That Old Friend
Soft Wool Challis

is in high favor nowadays, espe-
cially for children's dresses in
which a little warmth is required,
and we can't have too much Of it.
Nothing is better for waists,
dressing sacques and house dress
es, and the dark colors can
even be used for business frocks
by the woman who likes some
thing which can be cleaned easily.
This new lot is in dainty, fig
ured and striped designs, is n
inches wide and $1.15 a yard.
(First Floor, Chestnut(
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WOmen'S Boomers

AS the days grow colder the re-
quests for them become frequent,
and we have laid in plenty of
kinds for everybody.
Nainsook, 81 to $1.75.
Pink or white sateen, $1.65 to
50.
Black sateen, $1.65.
Black silk, $3.50 to $3.50.
Ankle length style Of black
satin, $3.50.
(Third Floor. Centrap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
100 Pair of
"Buddha" Book
Ends, SIS a Pair

In two finishes - a regular
bronze and a green bronze, both
on copper.
A timely thought for Christmas.
(Fourth Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Two Styles of Velvet
Service Handbags

Both of a fine grade of chiffon
velvet in black, navy, taupe and
brown. Some have ruffle around
the middle and others are gath
cred.
The larger size is SO and the
smaller is $6.75, and both are un-
usual at their prices.
Main Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06

$248 for a Apiece William
and Mary dining-room suit in
American walnut. The buffet
has a large mirror. The base
of each piece has the typical
William and Mary stretcher.
Sets of Dining-R0Om
Chairs
$50 for 5 mahogany side
chairs, William and Mary de-
sign, slip seats, upholstered
backs in denim.
SIG for a set of 6 chairs, 5
side chairs and ! arm chair,
black, enamel and hand-deco-
rated, rush seats.
$102 for a set of 6 mahogany
chairs, 5 side chairs and 1
arm chair, deep upholstered
seats and backs in denim.
$42 for a set of 6 mahox-
any chairs, Adam design, 2 arm
chairs and 8 side chairs, slip
seats in denim.
s98 for a set of 5 mahogany
chairs, Queen Anne design, 4
side chairs and arm chair,
tapestry covered seats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Victory Sale No. 80
100 Dozen Fine Towels
SIS a Dozen

the prices prevailing there is saving of Sc
dozen on these towesand fine proper adjective apply
to them.
The includes both huckabac and brdeye
all are hemmed and all have damask borders.
They of fine, pure flax yarn, beautifully beached
the grass and free from dressing of any sort.
The size is nches and they be bought either by
the dozen for SIS or individually at $125 each.
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
A Ouartette of WOmen's New
Fur-COllared Goats

cloth has shawl collar OF nearsa ana may
be had n taupe, brown black or green for $3.50
Two with loose full straight pated backs and
collars black burgundy brown and beaver
sos each.
One odd envelope pocket In aupe green
and black. $95.
All four m richly and beautifully lined.
rst F1oor,Ce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
WOmen's Silk
Stockings
Special at 75c

Black and white thread silk
stockings with cotton tops.
Usually higher priced, but we
procured a limited lot to sell for
Toe a pair.
(west Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
COzy Curtains of
Velour and Wood
Silk at Special
Prices

Velour curtains in solid colors
or plain centers with figured bor-
ders, $50 to S35 a pair.
Wood-silk curtains in solid COL
ors and two tones, $3.50 to $22.50
a pair.
Either kind will dress a room
up wonderfully.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Handsome NelU Black
GQrnitures AU from Paris

the lovely black net and jet garnitures that women
use for evening gowns and to them to
realize what fascinating possibilities they have.
They all quite to cut and ine and there are long,
we'll novel aperies and styles
All fine black net with interesting designs cevey and
effectively worked out in black jet pangles and beads
With them little jet ornaments, smaller garnitues and
handsome girdes
They lately from Paris and different from
anything you will find elsewhere.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-06
Dining Room Suits and Sets of Chairs
in Good Choice at Reduced Prices
in the $500, 900 Furniture Sale

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