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Connecticut western news., 1920-11-18
)1sPROTECT )1 WOODS FROM FIRE.

A tree will make a million matches-a match may destroy a million trees.
 iT Take no chances with lighted matches, tobacco, brush or camp fires. Forest destruction is quick forest growth slow.
 Burned timber pays no wages.
 When fire is discovered, put it out if you can. Get help if you need it. .s Are you practicing fire proven tion and forest protection?
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-18
s Proud Boast.

~ has a young man " & atch to obtain money
 contend that this Is melton possessed by
 earth.-Shawnee Reg
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-18

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Cine site cit ar ii tinut convor-
birea pc aceasta sonora coarla
: desert rtaciunilor, daca un Seryi-
tor mar ii lchemat pc dina Felo-
niadi, Era de trebuinta presen-
Is d-nei spre . fncerca aln costum
he toamna
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'dssAra har s,ar parea ca purtati
oafsacaa'e aniiaozitate contra lni
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1e Adresa ElpiGei eapitanul. El.
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LIBERTY BoNDURI
q lGxRCI DE- CRUTARE

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care e compus in 2 volume mai
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membrilor carl voiesc sal alba, sal
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Capitanul Ropota
LUZ N1CoLAE T1NcU-
(Urnlare.)
N. G. RADULESCU-NIGER.

tuncl prlma pereche caznlca in con
ditiunile &c al arafat, vel Fl tn 81
OLYMPIA, 81 vol putea zice: In
soara, Doamne, 81 pc robul tau
Ropota, ca vazura ochii lui in STIR
sit casa cum trebue. ). ST acum
sd trecem la alta ordine de idei.
Vrei un ceaiu? Eu il obisnuesc in
toate anotimpurile, cind ma prind
81 ell p 'acasa mai de vreme.
- Vreau, - raspunse Teodor.
Mai fntiiu insa sd te intreb ceva.
Am fost in asia seara pc la Fe-
loniadi 81 primirea ce mi s'a ia
cut -.
A fost la zero grade de ra-
ceala?
Tocmai. 81 pentru ca mi-au
spus de vizita ia, am alergat la
tine, sa vad, nu cumva esti in
stare a mi-o cxplica!
- Ba paremi-se cd da. In urma,
sa te intreb 81 ell ceva, tinere
amice, pentru care doream char
sd te intilnesc. Suntem cvit nu-i
asa?
- In reguda, precum zici.
Captain Ropota istorisi, abtinin-
du-sc de la Orice comentariu, in
treaga vizita a lui de prezentare 81
cea d a doua Gu masa.
- Am vazut bine, sfirsi ell, ca
numai vcstea dragostei tale pro-
dus schimbarea, de unde mai inain-
te iii erau toti favorable.
- Bine al facut, capitane, ca
le-ai vorbit in acei termeni 81 mai
Gu seama de amorul meu. Stii de
ce asta? Pentru ca D-sOara Elpida
pusese ochii pc mine, nu de amor,
ci de ambitie ca nu jertfesc laude
Pc altarul d-sale. Voind Gu orice
pref sd ma fnchin Ell, imi facea prea
multe inaintari, ma incuraja prea
afara din Gale in cit sd nu pricep...
Sal ii cerut intilnire, mi-ar Fl
dat Gu speranta ca i-asi Fl spus
gogosele 81 de bucurie ca mi-ar fl
invins indiferenta sau mai bine
antipatia, caci imi era antipatica
Gu totul. Eu mi-am cautat de trea-
ba 81. =.
= Acum imi explic tot, 81 ce do
ream sd aflu de la tine, am aflat.
Bine, = urmas capitanul ginditor
81 convorbindu-si lui mai multi, =
lasa ca mi-o Joe ell pc D-soara Ell
pida.
- Cum, in ce fcl? intrcba Teo-
dor. Vezi ola nu ma pune 81 pc
mine ca suveica la razboiul tau de
ghidus.
= NJ; fiji sigur.
In acel moment Sc auzi glasul
lui. Vasile zicind cam tare - cam
incet:
De cuconita, stu eu?.. cum
sd te las cind d. captain nu sim
CUR?
M singur, soldat? Ce ci-
ne-i atunci? intreba un glas de fe-
NEE, Gu tonul de contrarietate TO-
arte viu.
= E cu... DEL. Gu spalatore-
asa. :. De vre-un ceas ii tot da ru-
fele 81 nu j lea numarat pc toate,
Sc vede-ingaima Vasile Gu rusine.
- Gu spalatoreasa, zici? intreba
GU mimic glasul femeesc.
= Asa, cuconitta.
E tinaraa...
- Of! cuconita, un boboc de. /.
bujor...
- Frumoasaf fntreba repede
glasul, ca 81 cum Sc ineca.
~ Ca 0 sfinta. :.
Stapina glasului Sc repezi 81
batu in usa.
- Ce faci, cucoana?.. :. striga
Vasile minios. Vrei sa ma parui-
asca D-nu captain.
- Spune-i ca . un catir imbra-
cat in uniforma, = strigs cucoana
Gu spasmos 81 esi ca o furtunx.
In acest timp capitanul Ropota
ridea indesat; lar Teodor privia
mint la dinsu 81 Gu seriozitate &C
nu e potriyea Gu fmprejurarea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-28
XIV.

dpUuI Cd 1COOOI luUCd pc dlC6t
81 ca iubea dupa ce cunoscuse pc
ca intiiu, ceeace insemna ca din
sa nu fusese in stare sal plaza 81
sal faca iubi, - faptul acesta,
>zic, rascolea rau la inima.
Ar fl volt sd vada Gu patru ochi
pc fata aceia la care zburase ina
ginatie 81 inima poetica ca a lui
TeOdor.
= Asemenea oameni viseaza per-
fectul frumusetii 81 zise Elpida !;
doresc atitea calitati intrunite in
persOana ce viseaza sd o iubeasca
Cum trebuie sd fie aceea Garcia m a
preferat Teodor? n am avere, nu
suDt regina ca frumusete? M
sunt onesta, sus pusa in conside-
ratie ca fata de familie buna?..
Cum sd fac 80 vad?...
Ramase pc gfnduri citeva mo-
mente, murmura apoi:
= Cit l'asi iubi de multi.
Oar de &c voiu sd I iubesc 81 sa
ma iubeasca? Sc intreba ca Gu
cluda. n am mai vazut tineri mai
frumosi, de familie buna, apoi,
carl ma inconjoara prin adunari.
81 m Fam arafat mindra Gu toate
acestea 81 nemagulita de compli-
mentele lor?. -,
Toata ziua aceia flu trista, lar la
intrebarile mume-si raspundea
distrata, orr de loc.
In ziua urmatoare, find O ploae
marunta 81 rece 81 neputind sd
iasa in gradina la aerul curat al
toamnei, Elpidu fu de rautate
81 de nervOzitate cum nu mai
vaznsera la ca parintii 81 sora.
Intrebata de sora-sa, Elpida sa
rasti la ca eli salbaticie. Dina Fe-
loniadi, staruind sal spuie ce are,
Elpida Sc minia intr alta ca SPAR
Sc un vas frumos de Sevres 81 O
glastra mare de marmora neacra.
sculptata foarte fin 81 pima Gu
flori artificiale.
"A doua ri flu mai linistita, dar
tot posomorlta. In asemenea dispo-
zitie auzi d-nu Captain Ropota ca
sc gaseste ca, cind facu vizita ia
millei. Cum afla insa cine mosa-
firul, Elpida veni in salon, Gu fata
senina, dar palita.
Capitanul observa.
- D-soara a fost bolnava? in
treba ell Gu interes.
Da, : raspunse Elpida, am
avut migrena grozava.
- A, ce rau imi pare! exclama
Ropota. D-voastra, d-soara, imi in
spirati eel mai viu interes. E
pacat sd sufere fiintS asa de per-
fecta. Sunteti insa mai bine?
= Da, 81 va multumesc de inte-
resul &c ziceti ca mi purtati, die
capitan. Stunt oameni care ar tre-
bui, din recunstinta. :. 81 Gu toate
acestea.
- 0 sunt ingrati destui. :. in
toate clasele societatei..
= Intre carl puteti prenumara
pe... prietenul d-voastra, d. Chm
peanu, care tot nu Isl aduce amin
te de moi, zise cu rautate Elpida.
= lmi spunea, din potriva, ca
va vizitat maj acum vre-o trei zile.
raspunse capitanul.
EFpida \ musca buzele. In graba
el d a aduce vOrba despre Tcodor
o luase pc un drum gresit.
In urma mustrarilor d-voastra
sevede, llla yorba dina Feloniadi.
= Nici de Gum. doamna: eu,
respect un cuNint dat, Gu toateH
ca am aerul d'a glumi tOtd' auna.
Prietinul meu nu-si poate uita oo
datorie de recunostinta, dar Sc
tine de proverbul.
Vlzlta cea mai placuta
Este cea mai rar facuta
- sunt yizite carl plac find
81 des; ale d-voasta de exemplu,
dlh capitan, zise dina Felolriadi.
- O atunci stunt eel mai fericit
muritor! ! exclama Ropota Gun en-
tuziasm ce parea ca. izDucneste
din fundul i11imei. Apoi, incli-
afnduse catra ca, adaosc: mii del
multumiri d-na... A ma a|dmite
ASa de cllrsnd intre Drfetenif i. l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-28
CA d T 4 M
vfNZATORI DE LOTURI

V1NLATOk1 LIE LOTUHl
Propozitii foarte rari.
Biroul nostru eel nou in Warren,
O., orasul Gu oportunitati este
deschis Avem 1ipsa de vre-o
citiva oameni harnici ca sd vor-
beasca limba romina. va dam
comision 81 cooperatia noastra
este sigur a va aduce success. Te-
lefonati la Main COL, sau veniti
Ia General Manager. (1-6)
Commonwealth Realty Go.
231 East Federal Street
Youngstown, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-28
ABONATI zIARUt
,,AMERlCA"

0amenii BoInavi
Win Ia Mine
Acei earl au boil cronice, nervoase
cit 81 complicate, pentru care e
lipsa de~serviciul unui medic.
Cauta ajutorul unde sd spoate
afla
Ajuta pc .acela care te poatc
pune pc calea sanatatii.
0 examinare acurata 81 positiva
va arata adevaratele conditii fl
zice 81 poate sa-ti ajute porni pc
calea sanatatii, poate scapindu-te
de tortura 81 suferintele operatiei.
Ami de experiente, ultimele trata-
meute, mcdicale 81 clectrice. Echi-
pament modern. Tot ce mai bun
pentru bolnavi.
FOARTE MULTE
BOIL CRONICE
care au fost neglijate orr tratate
nepropriu, orr care n'au fost re-
duse de tratamentele unor mini
mai putin able, sd vindeca sub
ingrijirea mea. Vino 81 ma vezi
Pc mine.
Am tratat Gu success boale
recente 81 cronice ca
Desordine de SINCE
Boal& de Piele
Boil de Ficat
Dureri de Stomac
Reumatism
Boala de Inima
Slabiri nervoase
Indigestii nervoase
Boil rectale
Junghiuri in spate
Sgrabunte pc fata
SUCCESUL MEU
In tratarea bolilor, att acute cit
81 cronice, Sc datoreste faptului CD
am studiat Gu bagare de seam& a.
ccste boli. Pc linga aceasta off
ciul meu este echipat Gu cele mai
moderne instruments 81 masinarii
electrice, vigratoare 81 mecanice, si
nici Q chltuiala resonabila nu este
scutita care poate da resnltate PEN
tru pacient. Consultindu-ma pc
mine imediat, poti afla dacG al stat
ori M pina orice sperant4 . luat
tsffrsit. 81 dacG poti ii curat, sti-] /
inta si abilitatea te Va face din non
puternic, sanatos 81 fericit.
Or KENElALY
647 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, o.l
~ doilea etaj, Rspublic Blde.l !
A doua nsa della Star teatru.
a doua usa della pr8v6lia de haine
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
GIRL DIES TO SAVE SISTER
ereezes to Death After Warming
r,..o Children With Her Coat

bismarck, N. D., March 17.--(By A.
pS@Fiye known dead and thousands
- dollars damage to property was the
~ to,l Of the two day blizzard which swept
.His state-the worst in more than
.b;rtv years. The storm early today
a gradually subsiding.
One girl gave her life to save her
s;star and brother, while the heroic
sgort of another youth proved futile
md snJ he and his three brothers perished
on the prairies. :
When their sleigh was. wrecked by
,bo wind, Hazel Miner, eighteen years
oId. took off her coat and wrapped it
and blankets around her small brother
anJ sister. For twenty four hours they
isy in the snowdrifts before they were
foynd by searching parties. Hazel was
doad. but her action in bundling up the
i;ttlr ones saved their lives.
hdolph Wohlka made gallant at
,empt to bring assistance to his three
hrotbers when the team Of horses he
was driving home died from exhaustion.
After making his three brothers as com
fortable as possible, he set out for help.
Twenty four hours later his father
found him and the other three chill
dren frozen in deep snowdrifts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
The WOnen's
London Shop

has just received from Eng
land some very interesting
sports skirts of soft Scotch
cheviots and other woods.
They are striped and
plaided and checked, and
made up in the correct sports
fashions, with big pockets
and belts, sometimes en-
broidered with wool.
A few have the material
raveled to form a narrow
fringe; and a few have belts
which tie in the back.
The cofors are delightful,
browns, grays, yellows, green
and white, pink and white,
black and white, and violet
among them. Please note
that there are never more
than two skirts of a particu-
lar color.
Prices are $2S to $40.
Subway Gallery. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Concerning Elastic
Girdles and
Slip-Ons

A topless elastic slip-on with
out any bones, and with eyelets
and lacer in front to enable the
garment to slip on easily, is
most excellent for riding, dam
cling and negligee wear, price
$12.
A Treo elastic girdle in flesh
or white is twelve inches deep
and has no back lacing but a
clasp front, S..
Treo elastic girdles, with
broche finish in front, and four
teen inches deep, 81.
A Treo girdle of heavy elasI
tic, $3.50.
A long model for tall women,
heavy elastic and broche, $12.50.
A Treo laced in the back and
clasped in front, made of strong
elastic, So.
When ordering these elastic
models, the waist should be
measured tightly over the
clothing.
(Third Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Easter BlOuses

The Waist Store has hun
dreds Of fine Georgettes and
novelty silks hanging in its glass
cases where one can see them
easily.
The Georgettes have real and
imitation laces; square, V and
round necks; kimono sleeves and
over-blouse effects. Some of the
blouses are made to 60 under the
dresses and some over; a few
arc charming in two colors:
(Third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
New Drapery Nets

So much used in the new
draped gowns for afternoon and
evening.
Quite a number of patterns
from fine point d'esprit to n
large coin dot and some have a
lacy cobweb effect. In navy,
brown and black, 40 inches
wide and $2.s5 to $6.75 a yard.
Main Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
TWo Delightfully."- NelU $45
Dresses for YOunq Women

are new as be- and just the foc young women
asking for at this minute.
One dress is of rich black dark blue charmeuse with
round neck short sleeves skirt The waist is lined
with China silk and there is of soft white tucked net at
the neck.
The other dress is of firm and glistenng afeta in style
to give the new silhouette 1t has skirt with four pated
fs at each de and caught foot The bodice has
a round neck and short sleeves
IA to 20 year sizes.
(Second
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Spring Sweaters
for Children

Made Of soft wools in pretty
colors.
In smaller sizes are slip-on
sweaters in pink or blue, and
these are $3.50. From there
prices go on up to $10.50. The
whole group includes plenty of
the darker colors like browns
and blues, the sweaters are
chiefly the button-in-front sort,
and there are A to IA year sizes.
(Third Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

The new style at $47.50 is par
ticularly popular. 1t is very good
looking, tailored in the best
manner and it is becoming to
almost every, woman. There is
a yoke in the back, three invert-
ed pleats, a strap belt and a half
lining of pongee silk.
(Efrat r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

One is slip-on with scattered
embroidered designs.
Colors are mostly white, flesh
and bisoue, and prices are
$15.85 to $75.
Then there are between these
two prices overblouses of trico-
lette, tied at the sides, which
are extremely attractive.
Pongee tailored waists, 1885
and S..
Striped-silk tailored waists,
$10.S5 to $3.50.
r, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
1000 Yards All-WOol Serge
Special at So a Yard

Dark blue, of course, for that
is the one color that every
woman is looking for these days.
We consider this serge one of
the best values we have been
able to offer our customers this
(First FL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
New st. Gall
Flouncings Initiate
Old English
Embroidery

These lovely flouncings have
copied both the Old English eye
let work and the color of the
old-time linen, but they are on
the sheerest Of batiste and nain-
sock and are in a deep border
effect.
The width is As inches and
the price $40 and $11.50 a yard.
Many women will be delighted
to know that they can get such
fiouncings on account of their
possibilities for making fine lin
gerie frocks.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
WEATHER
Unsettled
WANAMAKER'S
And Now, Sir, What of
Your Spring OvercOat?

I'm March many weathers," says the old adage,
and a man must be prepared for all kinds.
Just now the garment of all-round usefulness
is lightweight overcoat
To our knowledge there are no better Spring
overcoats to be had anywhere for the money than
those our Mems Clothing Store is showing in
such ample variety at $45 to $75. Our belief in them
is not matter of opinion but of conviction, convic
on founded upon the knowledge that the fabrics
standard woolens the styles the standard of fashion
and the workmanship the kind that stands up under
examination and, better STILL under the actual test
of service.
New Spring suits in large and fine selection
$40 to $780,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
France Once More Is Makin6
Fine Upholstery Fabrics

To prove which, we have just
received some very handsome
damasks from Lille, made since
the war and intended for the
upholstering of furniture and
for draperies. They are so
inches wide and $15 and $3.50
a yard.
Also some exceedingly fine
verdure tapestries, recently
(Fifth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
MILWAUKEE, HAS 457,147
Census Shows 22.3 Per Cent In
crease In Last Decade

Washington, March 17.--(By A. P.)
Population statistics for 1920 an
nounced today by the Census Bureau
included: Milwaukee. 457 ,147, an in
crease Of SO, 200, or 22.3 per cent over
1910.
or 800 per cent.
wausau, wis, 1s,661 increase 21o1,
or 1871 per cent.
Mobcrly. Mo-, 1880; increase 1906,
or III per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
COlOred Linen
Handkerchief
Cases

Paris sends them, and they
are nat and dainty little cases
mot too small, however, to hold
a good supply of handkerchiefs)
IN a soft pink, pale blue and or
child; They have a bit of pretty
hand embroidery on the flap,
and are SO each.
eMain Floor. oentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
MRS. PRESTON QUITS N. Y. CLUB

New York, March 17.-(By A. P.)
Mrs. Thomas j. Preston, Jr., for
merly Mrs. Grover Cleveland, presi- :
dent OF the Women's University Club.
and q majority Of the officers and mem
bers Of the various committees have
resigned, It was learned last night.
They explained in statement their
action was caused by attacks made on
the efficiency Of the clubs management
by dissatisfied minority" after in :
creased dues had been proposed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Easter PetticOats

The entire group of silks Is
in dark and light, quiet and
gay colors.
Jersey silk, $3.50 to $3.50.
Messaline, $685..
Taffeta, 50.
Satin, $16.50.
Pompadour, $12.
Japanese silk crepe, hand
(Third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
The New Low Shoes for Men
Are a Fine Lot Indeed

Black and tan calfskin and
mahogany color cordovan are
the feathers used.
Styles are as various as mems
tastes in footwear, ranging all
the way from the rather narrow
toes to wide, roomy toes.
Main III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

woven outside Paris. They are
extremely nice for furniturc
coverings and are 80 inches wide
and $5.75 to $40 yard.
These are both our own i'm
portations and there are no
others like them, we believe, in
the city and probably in this
country. x
r, Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

year. 1t is a most beautiful quail
ity and in two weaves. One Is
very fine and lighter in weight
for dresses, 42 inches wide. The
other is heavier for suits, coats,
skirts and dresses, "A inches
wide.
1I.s..utN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Easter Readiness in the Bows
Clothing Store

means that the new suits are
here in fine selection and that
they are all right and depend
able and high-grade in every es-
sential and in every detail.
(Sccond !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
CrOss-Strap
Slippers

Dainty things to wear with
Spring gowns. They have me-
dium toes, and 2-inch Louis
heels.
Carried out in black satin and
black patent leather, they are
$l!; in black buckskin, SCI.
All in the Exclusive Little
Boot Shop.
NFirst Floor, NIarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

It is a beautiful soft quality,
80 inches wide, and 1t has many
uses in making dresses for
Spring and Summer.
First Floor. Chestnut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Wise People Buy Hardwater
Soap When It's ST. a Dozen
Cakes

during the month of March
and save the difference between
2Oc a cake and its present price.
You couldn't get much
purer soap no matter what price
you paid. 1t is made after a
special formula, expressly for
US, and is absolutely pure. The
EAST and West AisI,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
This Spring Many Women
Want Wool Jersey Goats

Answering the request of cer-
tain women for an even less ex-
pensive all-wool jersey cloth coat,
there has just arrived one at
$3.50 in almost the same style
but unlined.
Both of these coats come in
Oxford, navy, brown, green and
heather.
r.utroIl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
All-Silk White Messaline
Special at So a Yard

This is today's wholesale cost
and therefore there is small
likelihood of any more at this
price for some time to come.
tEast and west AisIes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

In sizes for boys of 8 to 1s
years, at $3.50, $50, S25 up to
$3S.
Spring overcoats for lads of 8
to 10 years, $22.5o, $50, $32 and
:, Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

y OTIS of pretty caIHi-
IL soles haze just come
into the Undermuslins
Store-pink crepe de chine
and lDash satin, With lots
of ribbons and Iaces, $I.S5
to $3.50.
tThIrd Floor. Csntrap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17

cake is of generous size; it
makes a rich, or" amy lather and
you'll find the soap useful for
bath or shaving purpos, s.
Violet, verbena, almond or
unsce nted, just as you like.
All the year round zoe a cake
during March, 81 a dozen.
Down Stairs Store)