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TIE RALLY TO SLY s4oR sNIrH

As election day approaches the
ground swell toward Governor
Cox i gcttine stronger and
stronger Il has been unmistak
ablx felt ii Maryland and feel
ms Ct optimism has been engen
dered that aueufs Well ior 4 til
unplant ending s. his c4npaisn.
However before tlus move
ment toward the head Of the
ticket has been svnsed thc peo-
ple 81 Mar land had 4 ground
swell 81 their own toward one of
their aMn candidates This uas
tl1o movement III support of Sona
tor loIln " alter smith iaf ~
nomination Il Was inevitable
that ! man with his long and
i'anorsd SARGE lbs service of
his people and tNe hold he has.
upon their affections should ben
CIT concentration 81 interest
aean bis Tecefd d i person
aliiy
senator Smith. With character
istic neutrality-suspicious. has
Some direct ii tie people with his
candidacy has taken them into
lis full confidence. and laid his
record before them As an openl
book. What that record is has
been admirably set forth in the
very able statement submitted
through the public press by for
mer United States District Attor-
ney Samuel x Dennis. This
statement gives such a clear and
accurate Scanning up Of the facts
Of Senator Smiths record, that it
is an irresistible argument Tor his
reelection from the standpoint Of
service and capahiGty alone. I
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In this record there IS much oi.
special interest to Annapolis and
Anne Arundel County For in
stance, the reference 70 Senator
Smith as a Bigger Navy man.
who has served for years on the
Naval Affairs Comtnittee, has ire
quently served as member ST
the Board Of Visitors to the Ma
val Academy. and takes the deep
est interest in annapolis and the
Naval Academy Among tho
other accomplishments recorded.
il his part in establishing q dairy
farm for the S. Naval Aead-
emy and in securing proper rec
ognition and compensation for
the civilian instructors and en-
pIoyees here.
During tic critical times be
fore during and after the World
Mar Senator Slpith vas con-
tantly 1t his post, at all times
accessible to. and sympathetic
with. those If his constituents
and their friends who had busi-
ness at thc National { apital Ills
devotion 70 duty and loyalty g
the interests Of his people were
intensitled during this period NJ
that in the present campaign his
record stands forth among the
brightest pages Of our States his
tory 10 falter IN support Of him
ii this time would not only be in.
gratitude. but would be an acl
hostile to the best interests Of the
state and Nation.
AS strong as are the positive
points in Senator Smiths behalf
still further reasons for support
ing his candidacy are found in tbs
negative. qualities of his oppon-
ent. The latter is a Republican
md that seems to form the basis
# his political claim lie has not
gone before the people with the
same open appeal that has char
acterized Senator Smiths cam
paign His speeches haze beer
practically negligible, and his
identification with the people 81
| MARYLAND IS altogether lacking il
that intimacy which has endearcd
Senator Smith to their hearts
Therefore, a campaign Of thc
,haraoter Il Senator Smiths i'll
,vitabIy gathers momentum Al
the merit Of il becomes more di-
eeetlx brought to the attention u
the electorate of the State, and
Maryland S. part II the ground
] swell toward the success Of the
whole Democratic ticket will br
attributable in no small measure
q Senator Smith j connection
with it.
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GERMANTOWN WINS
DODGE BALL GAME

An interesting game Of dodge bal
vas played between tile girls Of IVES
Annapolis and Germantown school,
IN the Germantown athletic field o.
Wednesday Each team. displayet
good craftsmanship and spirit, anC
showed good team work
In the first inning the score was
0 5 In favor Of Germantown. and u,
game ended II to 8 iayorins tie sara,
cam.
There will be another game on tn
Nest Annapolis grounds Oh Wcdnes
iay next
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RASPBERRIES AND
STRAWBERRIES

tTp 70 this week il has been pos
sibie to purchase raspberries and
strawberries grown ON the farms near
Annapolis. Quart boxes Of rcd rasp-
erries were brought to town for sa
on Tuesday Of this week, and many
Annapolitans he same day enjoyed
strawberries for dessert at dinner
The warm fall days have caused the
vines and berry bushes 10 produce
plentifGlly a second crop as late as
ne last days cf October
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AN ORDINANCE

To repeat tid re.0rdain with amsntl-
mcnts Section % Of Article NV Of The
title IccrSes
section 4 ~ Il established md oraain-
u ttS Size Mayar. Counselor .uii A.edriIlan
If tie 6{fS III ihFs8posis, tii.iG Ssetiu. -
=9ity Of .iI9ialutiA. title licenses be aud
Tie S,ii.ls Is. hereby r.;es}lea and fc-afdaiii-
- with amendments SO aH*i0 read rs fol
loSs
Section ~ NJ pers,.u * Iers4,r,a 81.
Body corporate shall erect any hurliag in
fte titE 81 Aanapniis or any i,arel. YsSfi.
plflp OF Other structure ar add III ar repair
sHX 3iailiiJg IN eNt esi S.5HFi III cost y TIA.
on; .irst obtaining permit 10 10 81, oiu
thc t'ltY Ct.f3s. aIas no person s,iai crrt.t
nY bfiieti0& pafr of huilii8sg IA SET
eortl III tits section witch IN any ip.fnnpt
asfI3ifss af1l s1SaSP between tlie l53fiiif4g
ines ~ any stFeef Zane 0r aliey III fsi..l
sify Of $nnaisnlis wtfll1Ht first obtainiltg
ne permission 0f fhe building Committee
g de tue same f4es yum e two aallags
shall bs paid for all IfeGnses issued by the
S'efk ANY person desiring Il haildiag III
eease TT permit N.sdef this section or any
other section shall lie an applications with
the Clerk and such application shall CON
Iais1; The frontage Of said Building, tie
depth. thr htigLt the name of the street
9pon which il Is TO front, the distance tff
she hack St aaiii building from tue street
the 2 s. s. which I NJ building lis 10 be put
the contract price for which said building
is 70 be constructed. and ii such contract
tiees nos inFltide ~ work, sIeli is plumb
ing. betting, md atler work e0n,eetpi
tkere#ifh. II stateIaent ~ sued, tfings rss,f
lnc8psied. together win their cost - aia-
nreyiiaatn raAtg AMI Information Iii re2ara
to snch reSE aiail 9e kept pfixafeIy f,r gs5a
Aldermen Of ti1e Cry OF 4sita polls
When any license ~ permit; lis issHe5I
nu'Pr this ss'fion er ang 1sher ssetian
the party ~ Nstein ssisss ff,-,sae or permit
ID igSf,p shalt III, s1lfsf1ea III, liz
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JUDGE
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which Is Better Try an Exnerimcnl
or prOfit by an ANNAPOLIS
Citizens Experience

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved 10 be. as represented
The statement Of manufacture
is not convincing proof OF merit
But The endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had bad back
A lame, weak, or aching one.
Would you experiment on It?
You will .read Of riany so-cailet
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far
away places.
It's different when che endorsement
comes from home,
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Annapolis case:
Sol Burtis. plumber, 81 Prince
George ST. says: Some years ago i
lad terrible pains across the small Of
hardly siraigAten Sly back bothered
my hack and when / stopped, / could
me the most In the morning and wher
I frst got up felt more tired and
worn out than when / went TO bed
Friends told me that Doaf's Kidne,
Pills we're good SO decided 10 frs
them. Three boxes gave zae Great re
lief Now. I ase dpnausss Whenever I
feel I'm need pf q kidney remedy Sail
they are wonderful
Gee, at all dealers. Foster-S gI1huFn
Co, Mfrs. Buffalo, N. ".
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Notice of Election

~. 4
MARYLAND:
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i'der nr@Fist1as St S'F,ii' i,. Rs' Nh
ll,t IN t,ee.i,a wia ~ hed 81 siei'
ssnr fsftsld,Ai aaa ii9e i,tgsiae.f q tA
nitrsl sss
fstyb, ~, s3.lpt8ft.sf ,sfe.-taes
essa s.,,.. st..t,,s 4 3l.,tsa
t3ae @l;.45r,.>.silt.t,iyts ~, fl.e Stt
f.t NO.. = X t3e aitea Sfties ..a5a
FIfiIt toIi..rsSyis,ltaf i,i~trs,l II AI5sgffa
Asa two ,faisnSsi Aan4elments X tita
~, ,'.l.,n e All5s,ats, . .,,.s
,,,,,.gi .,,,.4,, 400 IA 4s..t, t,bsf,t,is an,
Ss,f5a II. IN ~. fSrsfit,5tfntf f tlte SfIf..#
s. S. Ii HIN
On Tuesday. November End, 1877
l,,alS riFt 81 oi,en far ne flrpo>a 10
@es,eiA5ai snrA between thr h.,ti i
eeleah A. a ana o'siak = y y t'is
e. - ing l,lit. 81
x-;-t I,t.4-t.t
f'Fes i,'s's,s ~
Ilrst pfssinrl Fa ..nsa 10y. ,iMs'isa Y v.
'atS7ta
second nistrtc,
First precjnct-polling House. Eastport
ttat f.p,.@t.itt 4talItl,tiiss l.tlif.s. 4f,,s
Brnwns horse. opposite rtgfitr Pollis =
iIons,..
Second Precinct. Polling House hrs
Third Preciuct- Polling House ti"Inlal-
town
THIRD Precinct .Addiiona iallinR
Place Pack II Hail, nt.lG iGSnlHi RGIfl4k
House.
Third nisiFist
First IreeiIrt Polling Il" 7, ln,a'p
a13n. I Ias,ss
Sa.o,,a Isra.i,,,rf t3sliis,,g 3fa,4ss M,
oIS iseoha ifes'a' 9i''4s 100
second Precinct A,l.litional nslIin.
-
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Marriage Licenses

BOOTH ! KUN Harry +. Booth
Is; Anna Kunz p. both Of Baltimor.
CITY
WATTS MYERS cesre, VI. Watts
.6: Selma | Myers q hosh Of Severn
Anne arundel county
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AN ORDINANCE


Ta rpleaiand RI oraain with altptelinnuts
spetia,i : st Artielc NNV u Ell t.sYe.a,
code III the tilg OF AHnu#tlta. iitit
.Isiepnses
Section lie il established ;sd er,lain
81! by the M.iyer Counselor 9ffi Altsrdrt<'
Arfiele MY of the Revised ~ II ~ tl5t
ity If AHfiapaiis Title f.ieehstn. be .l;s,
re s,tiile II leFeby repealed sssid II oftldiN
td with entertainments St, IS ~ read 81
felfoWs
seetion It shal 10, hp 4mfll ~
q; ,,njsafl nr ycfssd,s Witlta Z is islt5
~ j,rart!i fs9s to not exhiiifs III Is or easA
piln a@y psaY ftre, iarfh@l ssoN
a eFs. e.iisetft circus, niena@ai al9 W.
II pub3ir isaliiiiti9n for sGlr. fbf2ft
lerk nf this corporations fur ithh the
hal PAY tss follows For fNf34 e4fetifHiiS
ncf.a gprie raraigal, twenty iNE t3allass
er Jay: Tor cYhrx theatsictl i@4as'in
WriasIaassas., tbs filin ~ feil 'laiatff ~
l.iy fer efs Inaslellu ~ s:l }sf sln@
he sum &c ~, deliafs ls G,x. aa1
settal., ailts ii zach saSe tN th eletN
Drasital however, il may ite 4MIal To-
iny IefStf1 ar feesaiss. of @afPtTauah x
sidiHg Is lnffted ~ AnIetfalis IS 80
swfi ~ re1t 4 han fitted lp Ginenfas
soi eshii,S such enteriainntenls for t4t
s;.ae fie +ifeas, nelagrit, ar afniNai. Isl
peis3llt fi eftfit4 to lie Usetl fp1 saeh ftt1
poses 9 Fst ahtitsHiHf q II f}Hse tstefefaT
aoa tbe Clerk. for which shall i3t sti'l thu
sum of ihirtv utA.ifs Per flf III Mfgl "a
my special license fag eac,l Uuti ialimcin
Is s,ate required
Section Z Auii be Ii estsbiis,pa apd
ardaihcd hy tie authority ftt.tes ffi 33st
his rrdinaItec shah tsRr eNisJ osii inc
tisYte nj its paSsa@f
Approu+i September est 1a
iolIN ]. I.IAf Mar
.latYN II. SIsIftX.4x frfk
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England ard Wales together hare
30 special schools Tor tae blind. Ct
FOR tle deaf ana 245 for Otherwise
defective children.
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uR ISITED STATES SENATOR.
nalN WAITER SMITH

,.R MEMBER or THE House OF
~ ,sktsfN tTIyEs OF TIE UNiTEll
srArfS IN rmE sINTY-S SEVENTH
CONGRESS-:
THOMAS 5. kLINGER.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR

Member OF school Board Urges Pas
sage OF school Fond Rill In order
That thildren Attending school To.
day May Have IA Equal Chance A.
These In Years To Come.
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Democratic Ticket
Election Tuesday, Nov 2, 1920.
ron 1SKE3IDrNT or TAN
United STATES

VI " - y - :
aNIihb stAi -
5AMES a. SVAs
Ohio.
vSYTEn srATKs:
pp.xr,f~ M pnoSEyREn.
- go.
IN slKcToas or rsEsnpENr AM
VICE pRKsHBENT or THE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-29
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL. ESTATE

In the city Of Annapolis. Maryland. o.,
s:ain Street.
Ry virtue &c ,lttfee If the Circuit
oRFt for AnEe srlItidei eannt., isssse,l 81
ne sixth day III October. 1900, nj Il ears.
Il said Ceart wherein foinf Z sulilai
ntl others are 9laiRfiffs aIl3i Mary lass
sullivan ai4A others ,rp dcfendanta. desi@-
atel rs M fl,i9 Equity the uHalersi9nee
frustre Will OFF, ~ public aa,e Ii tn
nnft House lrnr. til tile City of Aniia
lolis MifTEi.ltl t}t
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Plastering Excavatin2
All KIDS OF CONCRETE NoRE
HAWKINS & CONVICTION
10 CARROLL ST. 81
lob W. rl<

Building. repairing, furniture de
livery. auto bodies and job work ~
any kind w. +. THOMAS, West IN
aapolis. Phone S9S-M.
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wraps ana coats If every SER
saouid haze very softly heltea iii
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-29

THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS 1920
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MRS. BAUGH's JEWELS
STOLEN FROM HOTEL
VALUED AT Sc, o0C

tSontinned From Page ID
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122 Dock Street
At a later date which viii b
stated il, this paper.

I.aes paasls ng ssneussai Length are
b Yured hy the fashionable world. Il
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lLAS slT
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s,nbHshea Daily Except sunday by
4aE eAPlTAL PUBLISHING CoAPANa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
Mems Rough Weather Goats in
the London Shop

One of the most notable
features of these warm and
sturdy overcoats for men is
their moderate prices. They
are all specially designed to
resist stormy weather and are
for both street and motor
wear.
For example, there is a coat
of dark oxford kersey cloth
with brown muskrat collar,
sleeps wool lining, two sets
of pockets and knitted wrist
let's in sleeves that is $3.50.
(The Gall,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
The Winter Sale of White

is going merrily. Everything in it is of the good
bread-and-bu butter sort which women seem to want
more than anything else; in fact some women
are taking time by the foreock and actually buying
for year ahead.
The petticoat group is good indication of
the other garments in the Sale-the styles being
pretty and practical with eyelet and blind en-
broidery and priced at $1.25 to $5.
FoorC ntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
GeOrgette Waists

are coming in all the time-plain,
tailored styles with tucks and hem
stitching, and other styles, hand
embroidered and further decorated
with real lace, Colors are white
and flesh; prices $1,000 to $3.50.
Incidentally we are glad to an
nounce that we have few of those
heavy silk crepe shirts which are
so much liked for severely tailored
wear. They are white and $3.50.
(Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
A Few Metal Bands
at So to Sd a Yard

Very beautiful things and they
would be the making of new after
noon and evening gowns.
There are both gold and silver
bands, some with color, on white
or black net. Az to IL inches wide.
Only about enough for one dress
in each piece, hence the greatly
lessened prices.
tMaia Floer. csntran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13

A full length, double
breasted ulster of oxford gray
kersey cloth is lined with cor
duroy, and is $40 half lined
and $45 full lined.
Imported storm coats of
hard twill Egyptian cloth with
detachable camels hair linirg,
$68.50.
Leather reversible coats
with tan leather on one side
and gabardine on the other,
made three-quarter length,
with slashed pockets and belt,
are $40. These are excellent
for young men and girls.
" CbestuutN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
Women's Deep-Pile Goats
Which Are Now Less

Caracu cloth coats for example, fashioned in the most
attractive styles that known these coats to have
and with their handsome silk Innings and internings they
are comfortable for the codest days.
They have been given prices from 500 to $1OO without
FUR collars and $1OO SITS with collars of ringai opossu
maison wolf or dyed racoon
Silk velour coats deep and rich of pile and wonderfully
warm Several beautiful styles between $3.50 and $685.
(FirstF Floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
New Bundle of Warm
2 Quilts SIS Each

su'ed with wool, covered with
t.,1s n' Tops are in figured pat
s ps., with plain backs and borders.
,,s ~A' delft Copenhagen, green
rose In floral designs.
IN : 0nger obtainable in the mar
= 'sn Tor this price-$l5 each.
'e'xsh Fiocr, csntrsl)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
Cowhide Brief Cases
in Good Variety

Of plain tan or black cowhide
they are $S to SIS. .
Of boarded tan or black cowhide
they are SIS to $18.
Of wine color cowhide they are
$10.50 to $3.50.
Of pigskin grain tan cowhide
they are 81 to $19.
All are strongly made and the
difference in price is governed by
the number of the pockets in each
case.
MAIN Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
These Good Sturdy
COttOns known as
"SchOOl Suitings"

Every mother of small children
and many women who wear them
themselves can testify to their
many good qualities, not the least
of which is the fact that they wash
so very well.
Counting many new styles and
few already here, there are sew
enty in all, a far better assortment
than there has been for some time
or is likely to be again for a long
while.
Both light and dark colors in
stripes and plain colors, 40c, 6Oc,
Csc and 75c yard.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
A New Style of Wool
Slip-On That Women
Have Wanted

Some women do not like their
sports coats and slip-ons so long
as these garments have heretofore
been made. They will be pleased
with this new model, which just
comes TO the hips. 1t is neck style,
with tie and belt all around.
Colors are Copenhagen blue,
reindeer, purple, hunters green,
white, pink and black.
Price $3.50.
tFirst Floor. Marsetl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
Mems Plain, Practical
Handkerchiefs, $40 a Dozen

They are of that sturdy
Irish linen which promises
good service, and they are in
'(AIain Flo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
5000 Yards of Pure Linen
TOWelin6 at 75c a Yard

Clean uniformly woven goods that will wash splenddly
and wear WELL Specially suitable for fine glass and china and
very generous in width.
specially good piece of merchandise free from lint and unusual
a75c yard
Floor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
Disposal of Fine Low Shoes
for Women Going South


that be
different models be sold at $12
of
descriptions
soes andw milt
tips n
In the
high a
Fi- F1oraa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
Front Lacing L. r. Corsets Are
Winning Many Friends

like the feeling support the back and
the greater control of the lacers in front
At So almost topes model in pink cout with long skirt
for slender average figures.
At SIS topess model pink cout elastic all around, long
skirt, we'll boned
At $3.50 model of pink striped material opless with elias
tic insert, slightly higher in back.
At $iO50 model of fancy pink material low top long
skirt with elastic gore in back,
Chestnut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
The PrettieSt New Silks to
Arrive for Dance FrOcks

Satin striped Georgette crepes, printed with delicate
sprays of pink flowers and ground color of MAIZE orchid
jade black The effect is lovely and beautiful dresses
can be made from these silks.
They double width, 40 inches wide and So yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13

that plain hemstitched style
which most folks never tire OF.
Of generous size and well
made.
r, CentraI)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13

Our finest coats are in the
.ale--so are the least expen--
sive, which is just one way OF
saving that every fur coat in
o,lr stock is now a fourth
below the price at which it
began the season.
And you are absolutely
s,re of the kind of furs in
these coats-for furs never
masquerade here under any
names but their own, and
every fur is of the finest quail
ity that its price will buy.
Natural squirrel coats are
There Are Plenty
--scarfs nd neckpieces,
stoles and collars-in wide
variety and of every fashion
(Second FL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
N0U Comes o. Clearance of AU the Winter Coats for
Young Women to $195-With Former
Prices Quite Forgotten


in
20
incudin al the hionab ebrowna andg
made
1to20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
New Blankets of Sterling
Worth SIS a Pair

White blankets with pink and blue borders. Of mixed
wool and cotton, about half and half
Doublebed 72XS0 inches excellent for the money
blanket prices ruling today.
Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Store Opens at 9
re Now Csc to $2-An Average Half the Regular Prices

These are the gloves which have accumulated
during the busy year-gloves from own regular
Stocks the kinds sold over counters every day.
They the odd lots the broken sizes and coors and
styles that have collected during the year.
ALI Kinds of Gloves
are herechamos lse cotton silk wool, kid suede cape
mocha, buck and washable feathers.
For Women
35c pair for silk, chamois isle mercerzed duplex and
Jersey cloth.
SOC pair for silk chamois Isle and duplex gloves
75c pair for long silk, short duplex and few leather
gloves.
81 pair for fine short gloves washable CAPE washable
doe, lambskin and suede gloves.
$135 pair for washable kid cape and lambskn gloves
$1.65 pair for lambskn, kid, suede mocha and few
long kid gloves
For Children
25c pair for wool mittens
SOC pair for silk chamois Isle and few lined gloves
gauntets.
75c pair for lined gauntets and mittens unlined
capeskns.
81 pair for unned mochas and capes and lined gloves
and mtens
For Men
75c pair for wool gloves cloth lined
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
You Will Find Beautiful FurS and
the Newest Fashions in the
Fur Goats in This Sale

1915 to $562.50.
Mole coats are $468.75 to
$562.50.
Nutria coats are $2S8.75 to
$3.50.
Hudson seal coats are really
dyed muskrat, as women
know, and they go from
$318.75 to $543.75.
rseal coats (dyed
coney) are $206.25 to $375;,
Other coats, of marmot,
leopard, racoon, pony and
broadtail, go from $123.75 to
$3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13
There Are Plenty of Small Furs, Too

able fur. These are $26.50 to
$500-and the savings are a
third.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13

(Second Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-13

(The Gallery, Chestnut)
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-06-11

STATE Of New Jersey, County, OF
Hunterdon, S.. Harry d. PM lps'
collector and treasurer Of the IoWn-
ship of West Amwell, and custod an az
Of the school moneys, on his oath
saith that the foregoing account 81
receipts and expenditures of the SAD AID
deponent are just and true IN an
things to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
H. D. PHILLIPS,
Collector and Treasurer.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this list dav of May A. D. 1920.
VIM. j. LAUDERDALE,
Township Clerk.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-06-11
List of Delinquent Tax Payers

Franchise Tax Delinquent
y. J. Northern Gas Co... S78 60
Gross Receipts Tax Delinquent
y. ]. Northern Gas Co... 80 OF