davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
Jak zyc, co je55t by
bye ~zdrowym.
(Ciqg ~daIsZy).

Fundamentem naszego powodze-
mia w zyciu jest bezwarunkowo do
bre zdrowie. Lekarze,. kt6rzy MEDIA
VINO uwazali system odzywiania sic
Ia cos p~odrzednego, dzisiaj, przeko-
nawszy sic o nadzwyczajnej ,wadze
dobrej dyety | jej zastosowaniu dla
zdrcwia, stall sic uajzagorzalszymi
pracownikam! ma TEN polu, ~przekona
Ii sic BOWEN. re wSzystk e szumnic
oglaszane chemikalia i medykamenty
ME sa i nigdy ME NIGGA bye wlaSc-
wa podstawa dobrego zdrowia. ze alb
solutnie ME przcdstawiaja podstawy
~istotnei utrzymania prawdziwego
zdrowia. Ten. kt6ry vie. jak konser-
wowaG swa encrg:e zyciowa, smicjc
sic ze specyalist6w j oglaszauyCh
przez mich %specyalnych Iekarstw, d
p~ostepuiac "a wskaz6wkaml wlaSci-
wei hygicny, bedzio uwaial zdrowic
"a fedvne i prawdziwc ,szczeEcic W
ten zyciu.
Piszac to ola dobra og6lu polsko-
amerykanskiego. ME zamicrzam pod
zadnvm wy:ledem p~olecac czytelni-
kom specyalnych jakichS Iekarstw, nj
kombinacyi, nj r6znych szumnie o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

wykona3a parma Marya Smigaj. Pick
uy monolog Oddala PARMA F. SkrObi--
cka. Duet ..Alicya" wykonaly panny s.
Budnik i S. Bazar, spiewaczkom axiom
paniOwal ma fortepianie, miejscowy or
ganista, p. Anboni Wiedeman. Program
wypadi znakomicie, pOezem prZystapiO-
no do S~pozycia smacznej przekaski. Pc
gwarnej pogadance cdbyia sic wsp6lna
zabawa. Nalezy zaznaczEc, re IS. Zmar-
twychwstanki, PREY tej parafii wyhaf-
tOwaIy nova choragiew ola pOwyzsze-
go Bractwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
z MARYANOWA.

Onegdaj pO poiudniu. PO ~nieszporach
y koSciele NajSw. Maryi Fanny Amcl-
skiej, odbyio sic urOczyste p~Oswiecenie
choragwi Bractwa Dziewic R0z. sw. &c
remonil dOkonal ". ~prOboSzcz. Franco
seek Gordon G. r., kt0ry wygiosii TAX
ze-przemOwe, zastoSOwana do okoliczno
Sci. Pc naboze6stwie udanO sic do sail
pa rafialDei, gdzie PREY hcznym wsp6i-
dziaIe czFonkiG Bractwa Odby& sic pie
kny program p~oiaczOny zPrzekaska i
zabawa. ". Franciszek Gordon c. r.
wygiosil tresciwa move 2 tel Okazyi,
~zachecajac do dalszej piracy powyzsze
Bractwo. Spiew ,.Czarne oczka NAM,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

(, ; dv~cktvv., r,rkr ric v,,o.
dz;l, " tonn;l+ MIC syL,dz;I,
,r,r, cr5,c,. z,robkouyrb L,1
v;or;o al, sic ,no,;cv Amcrv-
kan;o wvra1aii . oracv : zdo1no-
:,;o.h y W,wrz,n;,Lo ,ccl MI.
vii; NAM ,ndzic ktirzv zna'; !
v;c,o I,t nrarova,i X Wayrzy-
n;oL;cm !; d,,clo v;,L.zvm re-
.o;,szon i;,,n.,v.,r, wolzcn
ooLo.,,u ;o.. l.. al,,,.r.; n,
u}.:,;o .r~,o,,:l,,;,, rn,.ror.
T;on,;n. ,',.s.,n:o T,h,.; 49,,
e, ooviekszcnic ,.ap;ta}, axcyi-
rcoo = 6cin do G9c;u r,;.ionov mn.
rcr, ,1eh,, m;e: ohoov;oIn:e r,-
o;..h ,,o.,,c;o oo..,4,~
s.v.o ,,rodowc~o ; r., w,LI,,ywaI
MIA zieni ! wszelk;ci w}asnossi L
rak obcvch. " porozumjcniu Z
DR.. Fnglichem, p. Karp;nskim !
innvmi dyrektorami w~ybrafYsie do
Amervk; abv PoIon;e tutcsza IA
sDrawa zaintcresowat i wsp6lpra-
.ce lei Ola krai i'm pozvskac .przcz
zak,pnno akcyi Banku. L Gala DC
wno$cia iqIz dis MONA powie-
dzief 1e icoo nrzviazd do Ame-
rvki uwienczonv zostaf nadzwy-
iczaincm powodzenicm. sprzcdano
i,az f, bowiem wSrod Polonii anne
ry45ahskiei akcvi "a przeszso pol
miliona dolar6w / lest nadzicia,
il w niedh,p;m czasic dosiegnie
on, mi,;ona dolar6w,
X. Adamski odcgrai nader wa
ina role w czasie rcwolucyi ME
m;eckiei, Byt iednym z tryumwi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dzid wtsny rDzennika Chicagoskiego' prowadGony original
ne przez specyalnych referent6w: DIR. MICILAb @. COY specyalnoc:
Choroby wewnetrzne, nerwowc, detetyka; DIR. J0ZEF J. ZAK - specyal-
nose: poozntHwo, choroby Gzeci choroby wewnetrzne; DIR. HELENA
GCRECKA - Specyalnosc choroby kobet ddei; DIR. JAN LlSS -
dentyTyka.
Dial naz bedEe zawieraI artyku{y tcsci og6Ino elukacyjnej W die
ddnie zdrowia hygieny, oraz zapOb egania chorobom (profIaktyka); po-
nadto PodawaG sig b?Ae cdpowiedi n pytania specyaIne - ze stropy ma
szych Czytelntk6w, kt6rzy NIGGA pytanta to zwracat do ktGrcgokoIwick z
"Hbcj wImienionyChl ekarZy, ndresujac do RciakCyi DIAL Zdrowia' "a
iacaajac znaczek 2 cent0wy. ma ewcntuaIna odpUwedz osobSta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
1oKUJc1E VASE oszczEDNoSc1 w pozYczcE.

Cd Pam lat juz Poacy ma w~ychodHwie szykowali sic ma te
chwile. gdy Rzeczposporta odezwie sic do mich przez usta sweso
przedstawicela o pomoc W formie pozvczEi.
S{ychac bybo wszedzie, re gy tylko Pozyczka bedz1e ogNoszo-
IA 1udzie sypna p~ieniedzmi, ChwiEa ia nadeszia. Many teraz mo-
zpo5c dopom6dz Polsce do dzwignieca sic 7 uPadku ekonomicznc-
go ME drobne ohara, lez ma wieka skale przez powazna oPeracye
finansowa, korzystna ola obydwoch stron dajqca przytem oby-
dwom stronom wiekie mora1ne zadowoienie.
Poska bedzie sic czu6 dumna re swych dzeci ma dalek1em wv
chodztwie. Amy? Jake szcze$iwymi cue sic bedziemy ma mySl
re z naszych drobnych oszczdnoSci, "a mas grosz tax ciezko "a
pracowany ma obczyznie zakwitnie w Polsce rolnctwo, zbudzi
sic przemysA povstana MOVIE LIME kokGowe. zakipi zycie ekonomi-
CINE, wzroSnie ~dobrobyt, znfknie gtod nedza wszelaka, tie nieodq-
czne plagi tow1rzyszace zastojowi W zyciu gospodarozem kazdego
narodu.
S~zczeScie to mole zdobyc sobie kazdy bz wyjatku. Kazdego
STAG ma ulokowanie peRnej srnnki W funduszu odrodzenia ekononi-
cznego Poisd. Kazdy moze tn zostaG jednym Z budowniczych wiel
kej przyszfoSci Kraju ojczystego.
A przeciez to ME darowizna. To lokata pewna korzystna. Lo-
kata pewriejsza, niz W jakimbadz banku.
Polska quarantine spate Procentow kaptafu ca}ym swom
1majatkem / GAIA sha podatkoNg swojej ludnosci.
Me ~ryzykuiecie mic, a zrobi6 mozecie lyle dobrego, re synowie
wasi, wnuki prawnuki beda korzystac Z waszego czynu bfogosla-
vic W pamieci tych, kt6rzy pierwsi p~rzyczynfi sic do ~uregulowa-
MIA zyca gospodarzegs Ojczyznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

zanieczyszczone. moiemy dom Opu-
Scit, wyj$G ma SWAT i odetchnaG po-
wictrzem czystem, naturalnem. Tu-
Neln Q ~inacZej test z od&ywian.em
sic. czyli uzytkiem artykuiow zyw-
nosci. kt6re w obecnym czasie by
waia podrabiane. ~przesycanc chemi-
kaliami, niedojraalc, czesto nagniie,
obrabowane z najwalniejszych sklad-
nik0w: - pOwodu wadliwcgo
przyprawiania tyChze staia sic one
nieOdpowiednim dla ludDkiego 20
iaGEa, tax, re on W laden sposob ME
moe ich strawit. w nastcpstwie po-
ws,aja kr6tkie hub dlusctrwale Cho-
roby. Jcdcn obiad, njeod?owiednlu
n~r2yrzadzony, moze ~przyprawit clio
wieka o cieaka oh0robe, TAX osla-
biaj2c jego aoladok, 70 rzeczywi$cie
trudno jest przyprowadzit 20 z po-
Wrotem do normalncgo stanu.
Jednym . najhard&icj N zhednych
warunk6w Zdrowia dla kazdej isfOty
jest pokarm naturally. RoSlina Ga
gnie p~ozywienic Z ziemi. a pc cEe+ci
dOhywa jo l. powictrza. Gdv hlimat.
Tub crult. W jak;ch roSlina-Wyraala,
sa dla nici nicodr wicdnic. O hui
nym joj rozros.ie nc molo hyt mo-
Wy. ToI samo dziejo sic ! 7" zWio-
rzetam.. Za-adcza przyroda pr2czua-
czyla kazdcmu zwicrz2cju, Cd maj
mniejszego do najwigkszego. noknrm
wia:ciwy / kaiic zwicr2e W Stauic
natury spolywa tylko pokarm - $
bic via ciwy. Xwicrzrtd, a lWiasIcza
owcc. PASSAGE sic dowolnie wv acc
sic, czem natura pas;wi$kO obdarzy-
la, malo ~podIcgaia chorobOm: Sta,y-
Styka inspeklor0w ~rzGdowyCh " re
Zalniach dow.dzi. 70 ma dz'csint 4.
s;ccy owiec bitych zalaGw:c jedaa
sic zHaji&ie, ktjra p~osia1a!a jak&S
chorobe. \ 2nowu bydIo inna. kt6re-
go pasZa jest ~ogran;cZoHa / czgsto
s2tuczN c p~rzyprawiana. o wiele czc-
&cicJ zapada ma rGinc choroby. W
tych sam"ch rzclalniach M dZiesiCt
4r N.1N go. 800. ys-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
xPozyczkaPo lska.
wYDz1AL NARoDowY PoPIERA PozYCzKE.

Legacya Poska otrzymaia nastePujacy telegram:
pksiqze kazimierz Lubomirski,
Posei Poski w Waszyngtonie, D. c.
Rada Zarzqdzajaca Wydzialu N~arodowego uchwalia
jednogloSnie popierat czynnie usinie Polskq Pozyczke
Panstwowa. J. F. Smush."
w o~dpowiedzi Posel RzeczypospoEtej wyslatte1egram haste
puacej 'treSci:
Pan J. Smuski, ,
1901 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, III.
Bardzo dziekuje. Nigdy ME wqtP}em. &c w chwii po-
trzeby Ojczyzna ma pomoc Pan6w lczy6 moze.
K. Lubomirski."
DIVA te telegramy rozjaSniaja ostatecznie horyzont mad Po-
tyczkq. Usuwaja BOWEN kursujace tn owdzie W prasie poza pra-
So pogtoski o rzekomym braku jednomySlnoSci miedzy Polakami
w Ameryce ma punkcie tel pozyczki.
.JednomySlno$G istnieje. Ze strony tax zwanej lewicy by]o juz
rn6stwo dowod6w entuzyastycznego popierania pozyczki. Posta-
nowienie Rady Zarzqdzajacej Wydzia5u Narodowego po7ierania
pozyczki czynnie uslnie dopeinia ca}ost zorganizowanego wy
chodztwa.
Teraz wszyscy do piracy organizacyjneI.
Tw6rzcie wszedzie komitety pozyczkowe. RoznoScie pc do
mach po1skich Isty subskrybcyjne zbierajcie zapisy. Odl6zcie ma
box wszelkie spory ma tie poltvcznen Tub JaE1embadz lnnenn.
Pozyczke dis trzeba pokryG ponad sumo urzedow2, a wobcc
tego zadania wszystko inne MECH idze ma drugi plan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04
KorcSno1G2rt.


DyIyNvFW CIU"AGOSNI zamirSz.
~ winrci drohNyrh OG,osHci. anizrli
w,z,stkir inuo Gzi"nniki pOlskic W Chi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

r~ossukujess pracyf - Cytaj pilnis
oglozenia pod rubryka ,PRACA" na
szpaltach DILEMMA CHICAGO
EKIEG0. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04


ten sposob, re Nicmcow wszedzie
zastepowapo uczciwymi Polaka--
mi, szczegolnie przy %gmachach
ru5licznych, ma policyi, pozniej
polskich zoinierzy, oczywiscie L
czerwonemi przepaskami, stawia-
no u fortow, z ktorych kradziono
%amunicye, karabiny maszynowe.
Cdy juz wszedzie stall poiscy FOL
n~;erze. podczas przybycia Pade-
r~ewskiego do Poznania, wybuchio
powstanie i nastapiiy walk ia IL
Kcach. Niemcy Z Banku Zwiqzku
pozdzierali ila2i alianckic a pierw-
sly strza} padl do p. Karpinskiego
dyrcktora Banku. ktory odm6wif
Nicmcom zdjecic chorqGwi L Gna
chu baHkowcco. rczultat WALK
jest wan wiadomy.
\. AdamSki by} tynczasowym
ministrem wojny ! pod lego dy--
rcktywq stworzono sto tysiGcy
wojska, kt1rcgo czcSj sic wStawi-
IA W obron;e Lwowa, rcszta bro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

Napisal DR.. M:chai. c.. Coy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-04

'q"r ~"~c"p Vvintr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
TEACHER SHORTAGE
PROBLEM GROWING
associate School super'n-
,.odent Wheeler Declares Even
substitutes Are Scarce Now
MANY VACANCIES EXIST

rr, ,oocber shortage situation in the
,,l.Or ln schools is not only far from en- :
p's s.,;pp but the near future promises
cOL .,tns,ion that is decidedly disauieting'
SIT. 'Iirs 70 DIR. George Wheeler, as
acvUi '.,o .unorintendent of schools.
s0t'r "at the present time said Doctor
..,,r "thcrc are thirty vacant IN
.,.uctors' positions in the hisne,
sSs s,sools These places are being filled
~ substitutes, IL is true, but such a
.,,n.,ion is unsatisfactory. Depend
'"u ,no, the substitute is precarious
soeouse snco Of the low. pay ana tne 'em EN-,
M p1.ary nature Of the employment anu NY.
p,"f foct that the substitute frequently
,"e ,..,es @ when he gets permanent poSi'
tion somewhere else. - ,,,d ~
!. rsitinr harder every day to get tnem; !;
wson tbe bad weather comes we shai.
Mneh T bcayy call on them because OF
nav nv and other conditions and we
,hail ,,an' NOT have the people to fill the gaps.
Eight Vacancies in High Schools
mv0 have at the present time eight
.,,nciss m for physical training, in
,s," ,,Unotors in the higher schools and no !.
'Sr 70 fll them. Furthermore, as tar
wy he mon are concerned. we have no
u aI.;Lio i LIST from which to draw. A
"nt es oyanination failed to attract q
iiesh l;rsls man applicant for the posts. In
ans,s; as0;oI @ Establishments get all the in
t"motors that are to be had because
r'r ,Sor nav from $500 to $140O more than
we do. .:.,,,,Ju short on
1--WE are particularly snort VI
,.,obsrs IN the commercial subjects and
,,or absolutely unable to get any new
Somsrs ] Language teachers are scarce
.Od none at all are available. appar-
"ntv for Spanish. We are also. in
,Lnln for teachcrs in civics and history
and mathematics, not to mention a
number of other subjects.
T,To make matters worse, the IN
canning classes in February will be
srormous. the enrolment In the higher
schools increasing by leaps and bounds.
rauring still more teachers. Az that
time Of the year it is well nigh impos-
Jble to get competent teachers.
Immigrants Cause Problem
'The tremendous influx of immi-
grants TO this port now under way Is
another point that gives us concern.
They are coming here as fast as ships
can carry them, and most of them are
settling in the city. That means still
more teachers are needed.
Further state legislation promises
to increase the pressure"
John Christopher, chief examiner OF
the board. stated that the shortage OF
woodworking instructors in the seventh
and eighth grades of the elementary
schools was so great that 1t has been
found necessary to abandon the classes
in at least eight of the schools.
It was reported that more than 100
applicants had taken the examination
to provide an eligible list for the higher
ShOols.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Silk Waists

Of the two favored materials
of the season-crepe Georgette
and crepe de chine, and some Of
crepe Georgette combined with
satin or velvet-scores of dis
tinctly new and different models,
some in two-tone combinations,
others richly beaded and embroid-
cred.
Chiefly in the over-blouse and
semi-basque effects. All fashion
able suit shades and the new
Aztec, oriole, scarab, Orient blue
and flame. Prices, $1,000 to $40.
Strawbridge 4 Clothier--
Second Floor. Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
VETERANS TO HEAR SIMPSON
Corps VIII Hold Review at Close Of
Meetinu

Colonel David b. Simpson will dis.
cuss France and Germany as seen by
american newspapermen after the ar
mistice at the quarterly communication
OF the Veteran Corps, First Infantry.
N. q. r., to be held at the regimentai
armory tonight.
Members Of the corps will assemble at
the armory in full dress, without side
arms, for review Immediately after
Colonel Simpsons address. Major
General james W. Latta, senior former
commander of the corps, will be the re
viewing officer. st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Flannels in Demand

FOR babies warm garments,
Cream Wool-mixed Flannel, 30
inch-$1.35 yard.
Cream Wool mixed Flannel,
silk-embroidered, with hemstitch-
ed or scalloped edge-S1.75.
Gray Wool-miXed Flannel, 56-
inch. An excellent quality for
gymnasium suits-$1 .s5.
Strawbridge & CIothier--
Aisle IA Centra
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
COUNTRY FAIRD TODAY
Sixth Annual Affair for ST. Fran.
cls's Country House Ready

The sixth annual Two Day. Mar
ket and Country Fair at st. Francis s
Country House for Convalescents
opened today. $50.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. Jane Quennell. Mrs. Richard G.
Schwoerer, Mrs. Joseph Hutchison,
Mrs, Thomas z. Hunter. Mrs. James
A. Mundy, Mrs. Herman Vetterlein,
Mrs. William j. Doyle, Mrs. Anthony
A. Hirst and Mrs. Henry A. Strecker.
Boy Scouts will give demonstration
and there will be seven bands playing
continually during the evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

TUST about this time Of year, be-
tween shivers, we contemplate
- the advisability of lighting the
furnace, and, by the time It seems
to be working just right, find that
we have entirely too much heat.
Whereas those fortunate mortals
who possess such heating device
as the Humphrey Radiantfire, which
| saw at the store of j. Franklin
Miller, 1912 Chestnut street, a are
quite free from such annoyance. This
device is most attractive in appear
ance and comes in several styles,
and the thing that makes it most de.
sirabIe as a heating device is that
the heat which it gives out is the
right kind of heat-heat which
comes through the air, without
warming it, and warns the person,
walls, floor or other solid objects
with which it comes in contact.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
SPUDS ON THE SKiDS
Sold Near PottsviIIe at Fifty Cents
4 Bushels Todayt s..

Farmers near Pottsville are loading
,Iotatoes on cars for Philadelphia for
fifty cents a bushel. Owing to big
crops they feel compelled to sell at that
figure. Farmers say that price causes
them to lose $50 an acre, as high prices
were paid for seed potatoes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Cedar Chests Are
Being Asked For

Our assortment of these is un-
usually varied. Beauty of line
and finish, ample storage capaci-
ty and reliable cabinet making
are considered paramount in their
selection. Prices for Chests of
genuine aromatic Tennessee cedar
are $500 to $45.00.
Mahogany and Walnut Chests,
cedar-lined, are $4,000 to $4,000.
strawbridge & Clother-Third Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

WATCHES, when they are as
w dainty and attractive as those
w which saw today at the store
Of Bailey, Banks and Biddle Com
pany, are most desirable possessions
An exquisite little timepiece with
platinum case-a row of diamonds
edging its face and diamonds on
either side to give the oblong effect
that is so we'll liked-would make a
most acceptable gift. You may be
interested in knowing that you can
buy these extension pieces of plati-
mum and diamonds separately. They
add much to the richness of your
jeweled wrist watch. Then there are
the pendant watches Of platinum and
diamonds, which are wonderfully
effective. Perhaps you have in mind
some one who would like a dainty
watch for Christmas. 1t really isn't
too far to look ahead.
.T HE Women's Specially Depart
fnent at the store of A. Il.
- Spalding & Bros, 1910 Chestnut
street, has always something new and
interesting to show me. This week
it was a Shetland wool coat sweater
with Angora collar and cuffs. 1t
comes in brown with tan Angora,
and black or navy with white An
CORA. Something that almost every
one is looking for at this season is
slipover sweater that can be worn
under a coat, and know you
will be delighted with those at
Spalding's. And as for golf skirts
Of Scotch wool, they are the most
attractive and comfortable that it
has been my good fortune to see.
II you are interested in those smart.
looking polo coats you will be glad
to hear that Spalding's have reduced
some Of their best-looking ones.
THE CHESTNUT ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Handsome Ribbons
Beloved of Fashion

Rlbbons in Bayadere stripes,
richly colored. For hats and gir-
dles-65c to 1925 a yard.
Metallic Ribbons, silver or gold
on navy blue or black, and gold
on old blue, 8-inch-$6.O0 a yard.
jacquard Ribbons, for sashes
and hair bows-65c and $l.O0
yard. Aisle II. Market Street
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9rGD7ah &qoun

TEW men realize that they can
\ have a CUSTOM tailored suit-a
- suit made to their individual
measurements--for the same price
they would pay for a ready-made,
and possibly ill-fitting, suit. Chas.
Adams Co., 1917 Chestnut street,
will make you suit or overcoat at
a very reasonable price. They have
a great variety of good-looking fab
RIGS in fall and winter weights. The
materials are Of excellent quality
and the colors are particularly at
tractive-rich browns, greens and
grays. 1t always pays to look
into the quality Of the cloth when
you are ordering a suit, for only
materials of good quality will stand
the hard wear which you are going
to give your winter suit. These
materials at Adams will bear in
spection.
no YOU know that it is quite
possible to find reasonably
- priced winter coat that has
individuality and good lines? scarce
credited my own eyes when ]
saw the lovely coat-wrap of blue
silvertone with a deep collar Of
Australian opossum for $49.5O
the Blum Store, 1910 Chestnut street
At the same price there was coat
with the new cape collar in a kim
Of blue-gray mixture. A castor-col
ored wrap of duvet superieur, wit
effectively stitched back, was $3.50
A brown bolivia wrap with cap
back was $3.50, and coat of 30
livia in a blue-green shade wit
shawl collar of Hudson seal wa
$79.50. From $110 up there wer
coats Of bolivia, evora and veldyr'
richly embroidered and trimmo'
with handsome furs.
~ VEN those of us who are merel
n, country-ciub porch golfers ar
- preciate the effect Of a good
looking golf suit, and men who knoT
the game appreciate even more the
comfort of uninterrupted Swings
and the freedom of movement that
are possible in a correctly tailored
golf suit, such as those at the store
of Macdonald G. Campbell, 1334-36
Chestnut Street. Carefully hand
tailored of specially selected chew
lots, British tweeds and homespuns,
these suits have an air of smartness
that is most satisfying. Some Of the
suits have long trousers to match, a
feature appreciated by the man who
finds time to make few holes after
he leaves his office. You will find
also at Macdonald & Campbel's
such golf accessories as collar-at-
tached flannel shirts, golf hose, coat
sweaters, golf gloves and caps.
.EET ASSOCIATION.
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Mems New
FOur-in-Hands
soc
Out of the Ordinary

Out OF the ordinary
A most attractive collection.
secured at price concession and,
therefore, presenting a much
higher quality than is usually
associated with SO low a price.
Distinctive new patterns and
color blendings. They'll surely
go quickly at Soc.
Strawbridgo a clotbier-
Aisle 4, Market Street
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COrsets for Every Woman

find choose Corsets here from models
favoe styles makes. Corses for all from
young girl the woman-$200 to $3.50
Our exclusive Jessca French Corsets S. & G. Special,
Memo Smart Set Redfern Warner proof Ressta,
w. B, Gossard Frontlace, Bon Ton, Royal Worcester,
American Lady, H. & w. and Treo Grdes.
Brasseres in all mOdels-3Sc to $780,
Misses COrsets in a Special Section
kind Grde here the needs
ing girls misses and slender Among them:
At S350-Rubber-op At $4.50-Pink Corses,
OF pink brocade we-boned with rubber tops light bonng
Pink Brocade Corsets At $7.00-Rubber-top Corsets
rubber section the low bust of pink brocad long the
slightly higher in back hips.
Children's Cambria Drawer Waists. 8 to ID years-5Oc
y Astrawbrid & lie e-Thr FoorM
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WOmen's RaincOats

THE NEW AUTUMN MOD
ELS-of rubberized tweeds, in
gray and tan, $500 and $l6.50;
of rubberized Canton cloth, in tan.
and blue, $1,000 to $4,000. Some
belted, others on loose lines with
out belts. Second Floor, FUbert Street
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1921 Bicycles

IOAI DICyCIcS
The new Waverly models-all
with New Departure coaster
brake. The Camel-back-the
boys favorite-with cord tires,
$4,000 Truss-bar model, $3.50.
Waverly, women's and girls
model, $3.50.
Fay Juvenile Bicycles
S49.50
Ask the salesman about oar
plan of extended payments.
Strawbridge & Clothier-
Fourth Floor. Market Street
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Buy the Boys New
Hat Tomorrow

IfeIe dTu al the new styles and
fabrics in Boys Hats and Caps.
Velvet and Plush Hats, with
inbands--S3.50 to $500.
Chinchilla Hats, turban or rah-
rah styles-$3.50 to $3.50. 81
Tam O Shanters, of serge, vel
vet or chinchilla-$3.OO to $3.50.
Hats of tweeds and suiting
fabrics-S2.50 to S4.0O.
Caps-S1. so to $3.50.
Plush and Veluet Hats, odd sizes,
speciai-S3.f5
Strawbridge & Clothier-
Second Floor East