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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

EW TENDLER has had bestowed
~ upon him the extreme honor of
officially introducing Georges Papin,
lightweight champion of France. to
America fistic fans. This foreign
titleholder arrived in New York. to-
gcther with Jules Lcnacrs. middleweight
champion Of Belgium, on Monday and
an announcement came out from Jersey
City to the effect that the Frenchman's s
debut in the United States would be
made there on May 10. with the Phila-
dclphia ace MS his opponent. This was
verified today by Phil Glassman. who
said that he had signed for Tender to
box Papin on that date. the contest to
bo eight rounds. That Francois Des-
champs has world of confidence in
Papin Is proved by the fact that he is
stac king the Frenchman against the
hardest 1873 pound body puncher in the
country-and Papin is to go into the
ring against this vicious walloper, Tend
Ter, in but two weeks after arriving in
the country. Before meeting Papin
Tender will go out of his class and
meet Johnny Tillman. the Minneapolis
welterweight, at st. Paul next Monday
night, after which Lew will return East
for the Jersey City meeting. then he
probably will appear in the opening
show of the summer season at. Shibe
Park. May -, and his succeeding scrap
will be with Pinky Mitchell at Mil
waukee early in June.
Marcus williams will inaugurate eight
round bouts In Phila delphia when he puts on
n pair Of such contests In addition TO three
sX-rounders at tho Auditorium A. A. next
Tuesday night. Two eight-roundcrs are to
be a weekly feature at the Auditorium in the
future.
While Jackson and Johnny Dundee who
are well on their way to a record for bouts
against each other. will be the first pair of
punchers to clash in a twelYe-round sstto In
the state OF New Jersey. Twelve-round
matches will be sanctioned in tho SSeeter
State beginning May I. Jackson and Dundee
are scheduled for that distance at Newark.
N. j.. May 8.
Philadelphia fans will have n chance TO sec
ten-round bout between two of the
best middleweights in the world. at the Cam
den Sportsmen,s Club on MAY II. when Mike
Jackie Clark. Clark will come down from
Allentown for this bout and moro than 400
upstate fans are expected to take the trip
with him.
Young Nell. OF Allentown will be In PhIIa-
delphis on Friday and while here he will
take on Charley O'Neil in the star scrap ri
tho Cambria Club. Johnny Dempsey OF
Detroit, will show in the semi with Pat
Maliey; Other bouts: Jack Morris ".
Philadelphia Joe yelling, Willie Manning ys,
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THEREFORE cC hare opposites in creru case
L Four transforming clubs are burning mp the
league and the other four ar" trying 10 fan through
the bottom. 'TiS great game, this baseball. Nou
f1prc eTcuscS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28
REL LAYS
APRIL 80 and MAY l
ONE HIJNDRED Z

ONE HUNDRED COLLEGES
INCLUDING OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE
Over Two Hundred Fifty Schools to Compets
office. Reserved seats--Frlday. 81 so and
Sl.OO; box seats, $500. Saturday, 81, so,
81, SI.60; box seats, 90. 90,
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, .A..n Chosen Boston A. A. Head

nsrtsn April rs ---HenIy q. Lanhsm. ior -.
tie s' Hsssep Aislsus Association last nish-
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WONDER WHAT A PAIR OF OvERALLs THINKS ABOUT

NOW ,'ve SUDDeulT
gGerJ elevate To a :.
,soctAt ToSiriohb.- tht ~
TsE SANE CLASS as
Tpa oraes CLOTHES ~
Tse. WAeD4ocG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

Young Nell. OF Allentown. will be in Phila
de lphis on Friday. and while here he will
take on Charley O'Neil in the star scrap at
tho Cambria Club, Johnny Dempsey OF
Detroit. win show in the semi with Pat
O'Malley. Other bouts: Jack Morris vs.
Philadelphia Joe yelling, Willie Manning vs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

SoNe riNreS heN VINO
weSr OUT cNnreiv6 on
Etsni.i6 - AID MEM Upo
WhNrGD To Fuss w'rS
Taeia AUTO WOULD Tur
Nc. on But
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

Frankie Farmer, of Elizabeth. y 7 IA
ready for competition against tho best oi
the hantams at tho bigger clubs. writes
Frank A. Raids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

QASERALL and street cars % wei together
~ This is a tip for the r. Il. r. TRY IL some tir,c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

Harry ID. Edwards said that eight.round
bouts would not be put on at the Olympia
the schedule OF tho Broad street arena this
season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

Marty Kane Is boxing In splendid form
and he should make Victor Ritchie extend
himself when they clash at the Olympia next
Monday night. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-28

WELL SiR husT
be DeeANH,rIc Aeee
| ~ ~ \ SUEtI' HOME
kND BG'rJ & uoaN ~
SWet. pGoPts
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Marcus williams will inauEurate eight
round bouts In Phila delphia when he puts on
o. pair Of such contests IN addition TO three
sX-rounders at tho Auditorium A. A. next
bs a weekly feature at the Auditorium in the
future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
LINENS AND
BEDFURNISHTNGS

Mercerized Cotton Damask. 72-inch--s1.00
Hemstitched Napkins, 15x15-s6.00 dozen
Hemmed Linen Towels, Isx34-$7.20 dozen
Bleached Turkish Towels, 1886 inchcs-30e
All-linen Kitchen Toweling-32c a yard
White Dress Linen, 54-inch-$150 a yard
Madeira Embroidered Centrepieces, 24-in
$3.50
Cotton Scarfs, 1Sx50 inches-now S1.00
Bleached Muslin Sheets-$2.15 to $3.50
Bleached Pillow Cases-55c to 7sc
Bleached Bolster Cases-s1.30 and si.75
Pique Dimity Bed Spreads. 72x90-S3.65
Fine Camping Blankets, 66x84 in.-$s.75
Novelty Crib Blankets, pink or blue-s2.25
Scaloped Bed Spreads, cut corners-s5.s5
Bleached Gauze, 36-inch-1sc yard
Unbeached Muslin--36c and SOC yard
Striped Outing Flannel, 36-inch-45c yard
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Soft Hats, spring styles-$2.s5, 1915, $4.35
Soft Shrts-$l.75, $2.45, $2.95 and 1896
Blanket Bath Robes-$4.25 and $3.50
Four in -Hands-65c, 75c, s5c, s1.45, $685. $3.25
Bow Ties-50c Knitted Ties-55c and 1925
Arm Bands-35c Belts-65c Garters-50c
Artificial Silk Socks, black; seconds-35c
Full-fashioned Silk Socks, seconds-75c
Heavy Wool Shaker Hose, gray-50c
Black and Colored Cotton Socks reinforced
heels and toes; sizes 9H to 11h-sold only
by the half-dozen pairs for $1.00
Cotton Socks, not all sizes; seconds-20c
Merino Socks. seconds and perfect grades-50c
Lightweight Natural Merino Union Suits, $3.50
Balbriggan Long or Short-sleeve Shirts and
Ankle Drawers, seconds--75c each. No
Drawers sold without Shirts.
Ecru Ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers, Sec
onds--$1.00 each
Corded Madras Athletic Union Suits--85c
Check Nainsook Athletic Shirts and Drawers,
not all sizes-50c each
White French Kid Gloves-$1.00
Mems High Shoes-$2S5, $6.75 and 1915
Mems Oxfords-,s2.s5, s6.75. $7.s5. s9.45
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS

Fibre-covered Steamer Wardrobe Trunks-S4o
Fibre-covered Wardrobe Trunks-S45OO ...
Fibre-cOvered Steamer Trunks-$25 and s27
1000 Miscellaneous Books dana ged-2Sc To 3se
Books on Gardening and Home Crafts-25c
Baby Coaches, white gray and ecru-S32OO
COllapsible GO-Carts-nOw Sl225
Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases-$90O
W0men's Gold-flled Bracelets-$25O t
GOLD-FILLED Circle and Bar Pins. 81 90.
Fancy Bar Pins, $500: La Valiieres-S2.O0'
Pearl Bead Necklaces, A-inch. gold clasp-S7
WOmen's Leather Belts-45c Jewel Bags-ssc
Leather Strap Books, black and colors-sI az
Safety Pockets--S1.50
Writing Portfolios-s3.65
). & {. Peroxide Cream-l9c l
Ivory Cream-20c
Combination Compact Powder and Rouge--52e
Garwoods Violet or Carnation Talcum-2sr :
Brown Fabrikoid Travelling Bags-$4.5O
Auto Restaurants, serving 4 persons-.SII TX
Folding Pocket Premo Cameras, 2hx3N--sIO
peture frames-Sc Photo Paste--11e
Pearl Buttons--3c, Sc and lie a card
Bag frames-S1l5 Garment Shields--55c
Black Skirt Braid, yards--l5c a piece
Opera-shape Dress Shields--25c
Cabinets of Stationery--75c t44
White Stationery--2Oc ...
Fancy Boxes of Stationery
35c r
Pastel Panel stationery--22c - -
Gloss Candy--50c
Sunbeam kisses--60e -
Coeoanut Caramels--70c
Cream Peanuts--58c
Sheet Music, copies for 2se; alse--z5e ce.w
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per month, W
In October, when paying my rent I
MED complaint with the agent. rela
tive to the condition of tbe cellar.
which became flooded with sewerage
(hlth) from n defective sewer.
complaint was made monthly there
after until January, 1920, with the
result that the house was visited by
plumbers on various occasions, who
looked over the situation, used a plunr
er few times and departed never 10
return. W
On January o, 1920, I filed comn,a;nt
with the Bureas of Health and SANTA a.
tion at City Hall, and was told that
1t would be attended to. Nothing han.
pened during the following week and 7
called again, seeing the chief clerk Of
the bureau, who. informed me that they
mad no appropriation and consequently
no funds to prosecute cases of this
kind, asking me to make weekly reports
to him until the nuisance was eliminated
This did until late in February. when
i was informed by him that the papers
were all ready and the case about To
be prosecuted. As yet no results, and
conditions remain, not the same, nut
worse and menace to the health of
the community.
During these past six months NV
wife has had severe attack of broti .
chitis, my daughter, aged seventeen. had
the "fu," and four other children have
had other attacks of illness. These
members Of my family had not had a
dollar spent on them for medicine or
doctoring in seven years.
Now / have read at various times in
your paper articles by the different
heads of the Board of Health of the
wonderful things it would do in cases
like mine, but never again will yours
truly be SO gullible as to believe such
hot air. ="
What redress has tenant who is
forced to fulfill his part of the contract, :,
while the agent can give him the merry
ha ha' and tell him to move If he
does not like it and will probably in
crease the rent to $50 per month, as
has been done with other tenants liv-
ing in this row?
Forced to Use Oil Stoves
On account of the impossibility of
using the furnace l have been forced to
purchase coal by the hundredweight
and also burn oil stoves to heat the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

house, causing an increase both in my
living expenses and the added odor to
accompany that Of the sewer gas which
permeates the house and makes me
dread that some day your paper will
be publishing an account Of another
family wiped out by gas.
Also the collectors of the U. q. I.
Co. will not enter the cellar to make
collections and soon the meter will be
filled and / will be unable to get more
gas. Should the meter be robbed the
gas company will hold me responsible,
OF course, despite the fact that the
collectors have made frequent visits for
the purpose Of collecting the contents
OF the meter, but refuse to 60 in the
cellar. II don't blame them.)
read also that our good friends,
the .Baptists, are about to start cam :
paign to raise funds to combat the
present unrest that is fast spreading
over these United States and that many
eminent and learned persons are at q
loss to understand why bolshevism is on
the increase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
FOR MISSES AND
CHILDREN

Misses Tatfeta: Satin or Crepe de Chine
Misses Taffeta and Serge Dresses-$2I5O
Misses Plain or Heather Jersey Suits-$2s.5O
Misses Polo Cloth or Velour Coats-$26.5O
Misses Tweed and Velour Spring Coats, $3.50
Girls Wash Dresses, sheer white, also heavier
cotton in colors, 8 to l4-$5.00 to $10.75
Girls New COlored Wash Dresses, 6 to II, S225
Girls New Serge Coats. 10 to l6 years-Sl5.50
Galatea Rompers, for boys 8 to 5 years-95c
,Childrens Muslin Drawers, 4 to ~ yrs.-35c
Children's Muslin Underwear, odd lots, Reduced
Girls Fine Straw Hats, ribbon band-$3.95
Girls Trimmed Hats, for spring-s4.50
Childrens Silk Gloves whnts; gray -75c
childrens Silyer-pla Cups-$165
Childrens Ribbed Cotton Wasts-29c
Childrens White Fleeced Cotton Vests and
Pantalets-50c 55c and 60c each
Childrens Lightweight Cotton, Short-sleeye
Shirts, Knee Pantalets, secOnds--25c each
Childrens II. z. Waist Suits, seconds-75c
Children's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Stockings,
seconds-29c
Childrens Cotton Stockings. seconds-50c
(Ribbed fashioned feet black or ccrdoysn,
Childrens White Mercerized Socks, fancy roll
tOps-1Sc. or 3 pairs for soc
Childrens Black Lisle Stockings, seconds-5o.
Childrens Wool Sweaters-now $3.50
Misses and Children's Shoes-now S2.95
Misses Dark Tan Calf Lace
81 :: :: : :: 4
Shoes--$4.95 - -
Children's Various Fine Shoes
now 1855
Misses Various Fine Lace
Shoes-$4.35
Large Girls Lace Shoes, finer
kinds-$4.80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Toys, Sports, Motor Supplies

Bicycles for men and boys-$3975
Electric Bicycle Lamps-$I.5O
V-neck Pull-over Sweaters, very 6ne-$lI.5O
Golf Balls, repainted-now $4.25 a dozen
American Automobile Tires, sox3h-sl6,75
Enecto Auto Enamel, quart size-$l.25
Wonder Mist, cleaner and polisher, 2.ot.-s, so
Whiz Nickel Polish-25c can
Cocoa Step Mats-$2I0 a pair
Dog Collars and Harness--65c TO $500
Paris Coaster Wagons--now $625
Collapsible Shoo-ny Horses--$I.S5
Dolls-reduced to-$l.l5 and $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
FOR BOYS

Boys Suits. 8 to 16-S14.50
Cheviot Suits, 7 to 14-S11.75
Spring Suits, 7 to 15-$13.75
Spring Top Coats, 3 to 8
years-S4.75
Small Boys Wash Suits
S2.45
rH.l HaIn c1 OE al e. o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

Grass, Fibre and Wool and Fibre Rugs-SI4.75
Velvet Stair Carpet full rols-$I.s5 a yard
lnlaid Linoleum, full rolls--1.55 square yard
Printed LinOleum, full rOlls--9Oc square yard
The tollotcirs0 in the Special Department
OF LoUer-priced Floor Coverings:
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet--$l7.OO
Administer Rugs, 9x12 feet; perfect-$375O
Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 6x9-SS.25
Jute Velvet Stair Carpet-$1.tO a yard
Felt-base Floor Covering, full rolls-45c So. yd.
Cork Linoleum. long remnants-6Oc SO. yd.
Congoleum Gold Seal" Art Rugs, 3x9-$2.00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
FLOOR COVERINGS

Extra-fne Wilton Rugs. 9x12
fect-$130.00
Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 and
S.3x10.6-$79.50
Administer Rugs, 6x9-
S31.00; 9xl2-$4S.50
Wiltone Rugs, 4.6X6-$15y00;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

Mems Clothing
Hart, Schafner e Marx and
other Suits and OuercOdts-
$1,000
"ALcO" and other Suits and
OUercOats-nOU $3.50 -.
Young Mems Suits-$26.5O
lightweight Top COdts-SI9.5O
and S26.5O
Blue Serge Suits, 40
Nth 7,1o Pairo of
Trousers-$46.5O
Separate Trousers ~
S6.25 and %.75
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Rlock Rent EDiI
Is Plea of Tustin

,.,Yrued from Page ono
moral and civic protest against
gres..;duai cases of oppression and the
s,psatest publicity given thereto.
,I,.sn;cioris beginning In this work
sn nub nsurb good results having already
ano 'ahta;ned and the fact that you
been yy engaged in hearing complaints,
are III M 10 the belief that you should
comRRr cRrus as head of this most important
wVm0rr department stands ready to as
l., vo,, To the utmost In every way
De. snnsistept with our present limited re-
comrces and power.
s0a'vVv wv ebelieve that there should be one
"a to this work and we therefore
.t nss cordially unite under your leader
nIySs lp,n WITH all agencies In practical plans
saJ snJ relief that may be proposed"
cellar so flooded with filth that u.
n 7 agents will not enter it to collect
~ srcn the slot meter is one Of the things
n,ovr,nlained Of by reader OF the
TwrSIYe PUBLIC LEDGER, who writes
nsnnrecietion of the editorial on rent
,nnro6teering ~ published last Monday.
y'or SIX months, says this reader, he
10 made complaints to the agent and
.a1 .iso 10 the city health authorities Of
Safoctiye sewerage conditions, which
Nave made all his family i'll, but with
out result.
His letter follows:
- ths Editor Of the Evening Public Ledoer!
s;r---Your excellent editorial on
,,eculators and housing In Mondays
;ssne Of your paper causes me to re-
iote TO you and your readers my ex-
nerience during the last six months.
The writer. a native born Philadel-
,hian. returned to this city to reside in
ynly, 1919. bringing with him his fam
;lv. consisting Of eleven, including him
scIf The house which he had occupied
/, New Jersey shipbuilding town
bad been sold to newly married cou-
Mo who had few hundred dollars to
Ssposit. The wife of the buyer, even
before my landlord notified me to va
cafe. was making daily visits to my
wife inouiring il she had been suited in
q house and asking her to vacate as
soon as possible. This, mind you, be-
fore the transfer Of the property.
s2s Rent for Former $1e House
Well, moved to my new home in
July as stated above, signing q month
to month lease, paying $28 per month
in advance, supposedly for house with
conveniences, which included hot-air
furnace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
sss Rent for Former $1s House

Well, I moved to my new home in
July as stated above, signing q month
TO month lease, paying $28 per month
in advance, supposedly for house with
conveniences, which included hot air
furnace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
FOR WOMEN

Wool Jersey Cloth Coat Dresses--$17.50
Wool Jersey Cloth Blouse Dresses-$18.75
New Tafeta Dresses, black, colors--$32.75
Spring Serge Suits black and blue-$37.50
Spring Serge Suits, black and blue-$45.oo
New Heather-mixed Jersey Suits--s23.00
Soft-finish Tan Velour Capes--$18.75
Three-quarter.length Velour Coats--$26.5o
Polo Cloth and Duvet de Laine Coats-$3250
New Bolivia Cloth Coats-$42.50
Washable White Gabardne Skirts-$2.75
Rubberized Blue and Tan Raincoats-$s.00
Trimmed white Voile Wasts-now $1.65
Dainty Batiste and voile Waists-$1.35
Trimmed White yoie Waists--now S2.95
New Satin-stripe Tub Silk Waists-$5.o0
Crepe Georgette and Net Waists--now $2.s5
Flowers for Hat Trimming--now Csc
Untrimmed Hats for Spring-now $l75
Straw Braid, for making hats--s1.35 piece
Trimmed Rough.braid Hats-now $5.95
S. & C. Warner and Other Corsets-now $500
"a broken line of szes). =
Memo and w. b. Reduso Corsets-$2.95
Discon,nued models Excellent for stout
Hook-front Brassieres GA, SO, 3s)-s5c
Satin and Crepe de Chine Brassieres-$1.O0
Striped Percale House Dresses--now S1.50
Figured Crepe Kimonos, rib
= ::
bon-trimmed-$1.9
Japanese Embroidered Crepe
Kimonos-$2.S5
Narrow-wale Corduroy Bath
Flannelette Petticoats - now
S1.35
Extra-size Envelope Chemise tsmalI lot)-S100
Crinkled Batiste Night Gowns-$1.00
Trimmed Nainsook Night Gowns-$1.95
Rumpled French and Philippine Underwear, in
broken sizes greatly reduced ~
Rumpled Handmade Blouses-$4.00 to $3.50
Silk Taffeta Petticoats-now 1896
Silk.fnish Cotton Petticoats-S1.35
Extra-size Cotton Taffeta Petticoats-$200
Colored Cotton Tafeta Pettieoats-S5c
Pumps and Oxfords. many styles-$5.45
Silk Boot Tops and Cloth Spats-$2.35
Smart Shoes, in broken sizes-now 1856
Quilted Satin Boudoir SIppers--$2.65
American Taffeta (cotton) Umbrelas-$3.85
Black and Colored Silk Umbrellas, seconds-s4
Union Tafeta tsiik-and -cottcn) Umbrellas-S4.5o
Ribbed Cotton Vests, lace front-25c
Extra-size Ribbed Lisle Vests--now 45c
Seconds Low neck, sleeves)
Swiss Ribbed Lise Vests, 4Oc; extras, 45c
dow neck, no sleeves Seco ;ds)
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, 40; extras, 45c
''Nushape" Ribbed Lisle Union Suits-95c
(Three-pece style; low neck. no sleeves, knee
Ful-fashiOned Thread-silk Stockings-Sl.5O
lBlacs. white and colors. Seconds).
Full-fashjoned Black Cotton Stockings-6Oc
Full-fashioned Black Silk Stockings-$1s5
Colored Cotton Stockings-35c, 8 pairs, $1!O0
Full-fashioned Lisle Stockings-S5c
(Mercerized. Black and white. Seconds)
Wool Ripple Sweaters-nOw $3.50
Shetland Wool Sleeveless Slip -ons-$2.5O
Lambskin Gloves white and coors-$2.25
Roll Collars, novelty materals-lSc
Switches, Transformations-$325
Linen Handkerchiefs-35c each
Black French Kid Gloves
q :: :: ::
now $3.50
Washable Chamois Gloves
6. 6H, 6H)-$1.25
&SA Washable Fabric Gloves
~ Organdie Collar and Cuff
Sets-85c
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FABRICS AND
TRIMMINGS

DoubIe.width Black Crepe de Chine-$3.OO
40-inch Black Crepe Georgette-S3.0O
Yard-wide Plaid and Striped Silks-S2.OO
Japanese Washable White Habutai-S2OO
3S-inch Japanese Ecru Dress Pongee-$2.35
Yard-wide White Satin de Luxe-$2s5
36-inch Corduroy, black, some colors-S1.65
Yard-wide Black Satin de Luxe-s3.0O
Yard.wide Navy Blue Dress Taffeta-S3.65
Yard-wide Navy Blue Dress Satin-S4S5
Double-width COlored Crepe de Chine-s3O0
94-inch Silvertone TricOtine--now $500
Broken Checks, for skirts and suits-75c
45-inch Black All-Wool Serge-$35O
4s-ineh Navy Al-Wool Serge-$35O
94-inch Pencil-stripe Broadcloth-$4.7
Colored Mercerized Poplin-now 45c
Novelty Woven Voiles-6Sc a yard
Navy Blue Voile-now 55c a yard
Colored Cotton Suting-now 45c a yard
Pink.and-white Striped Gingham-55c
{! !: 9; 8; =: :. &
Silk-and- Cotton Pongee-45c
$1.00 yard
yard
White Gabardine, CSC
56:inch Lining Satine-75c a yard
Colored Trimming Rraid-5c
Navy Blue Trimming Fringe-5Oc and 81 so
~ and inches wide).
pa Inch Satin-stripe Ribb0n-60c yard
snort Lengths of Lace Flouncings-75c to $3.50
yard
Trimming Embroideries--14c a yard
Imitation Crochet Laces-l2c a yard
Linen Cluny Laces--now soc yard
cream Venise Alloyers-75c a ward
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
FOR THE HOME

Brass Bedsteads--now $3.50 and $500
Enameled Bedsteads, full size-$16.00
Felt Mattresses, roll edge-$16.75 and $500
Sliding Couehes, with pad-$27.50
Woven Wire Springs. regular sizes--$11.5O
Hand-colored Pictures, nicely framed-S1.50 x
Large Framed Reproductions of Famous Pic
tures-$5.00
Table Lamps, about one-third reduced
Reflex Gas Globes, rose-tinted-50c
Ta6eta Cretonnes, slightly imperfect-$1.00
Figured Satine, sho.t Iengths-50c yard
Filet Net Sash Curtains, 2K yards Iong-$3.o0
Dark Mercerized Madras Curtains--$650 pair
Wood Silk Table Scarfs-$250
Living Room and Hall Wall Papers--75c piece
Tapestry Wall Papers-30c to 75c piece
Lace trimmed Scarfs--now Csc and $l.10
SILyER-PLATED Fruit Bowls, $500; Baskets,
$500; Compotes-$6.00
Silver-plated Dessert knives-$3.25 dozen
Decorated Glass Pieces-$165 to 1855
CUT GLASS Round Dishes, s1.30; Bowls, g.
inch, $3.50; Flower Vases-$675
LIGHT-CUT GLASS Dishes-75c; Vases-s5c
DECORATED Cheese and Cracker Dishes,
$1.30: Comb-and- Brush Trays, $1.85; Vases
EnameIed Double Boilers, 2-quart-s1.20
Cotton Wall Brushes-35c Teakettles--$l.75
3-quart Aluminium Preserving Kettles, seconds
-95c
Dust Brushes-25c
Butcher Knives-25c
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OIL Heaters, sallon-ss.s5
Reflector Gas Heaters, cop wv
per back-$3.45
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

II the EVENING PUEBLO LEDGER can
give me any information that will tend
to alleviate the conditions mentioned
above It will always have the admiration
" EMpLoYE OF UNCLE SAM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

Boys Straw and Panama Hats OH special
Filbert Street Cross Aisle Table-now $225
Boys Shirts-70c and S1.40. Neckties-75c
Boys Gauze Athletic Union Suits--90c
Gray Ribbed Cotton Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers, small sizes, Csc; large-75c each
Lace Shoes, black and tan leathers-s395
Little Boys Shoes, black and tan-s3.45