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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
Bodies Of Seven Arizona Soldiers
 EnrOute To State

Fl. PASo. Jan, lS.-The bodies oi seven overseas soldiers will arrive iu Fl PaSo tomorrow on route from France to their former homes in Ari Eona and New Mexico tor burial. The train bearing the bodies will be met at the station here by members ot the American Legion and the local post will post guard Of honor over the coffinS while here. The dead are; Private Joaquin Chavez. Company F. 10th Infantry, Tula Rosa, \. N,
 Sergeant Harry \, Garner, Head quarters Company l5Sth Infantry, Phoenix. AriG.
 Private Albert Ray. Machine Gun Company, Seventh Infantry, ScottS- dale. AriE,
 Private David F. Campbell. Com, rany C, Eighth Machine Gun Ratta. lion. BiSbee. Arizona.
 Private Clay Mcknight. Company II S0th Infantry. Chloride, AriE
 Private AlvR n. Graham. HesdQuSr, .ters CompanN, llSth Trains. House, IN. NJ
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
BILL TO RAISE MEMBERSHIP IF
 HOUSE AROUSES
 BITTER DEBATE
Fate Of Proposal Undecided After Lengthy, Argument;
 D e f e a t Is Predicted ESCH OPPOSES BILL Veteran Wisconsin Legislator Says Its Passage Would
 Not Be Justified

WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. = Alter frye hours of argument. the house.
 like jury not requested to be locked up, went home tonight Ia deliberate over the proposal so increase tits membership rom sSS to &SS.
 Such storm of protest was raised, however, to the bill, that house lead, CTS predicted the verdict tomorrow would be against increase and for an amendment holding seats to the pres ent total, The debate touched every possible point. although Representa- tive Clark, foImer Democratic leader declared il was not different nom that heard after every decenniai cen SUS for half century,
 Rising to SpeSS in opposition tO the bin. Representative ESch. Republican Of Wisconsin, who failed 0f re-elec- tiOn last year. after service os = years, was greeted by demonStra- tion
 Then Re declared that the house could not justify its action in adding gO the membership simply to save one seat in Maine and another in Nils Sogti
 Why can't this house have the courage to say u win not do thats'' he asked The people are not so much concerned with the number Of representative as they are with the question Of ability and efficiency, IL is not too difficult to remember the time when Maine with four members had more influence here than New York with its S0,~
 NN- N,-,1 express his views Representative Montague, Democrat. Virginia, declar ed il was ShOckinsly obvious to the house. as il was 10 the country, that the house was too big now tc leStS- late effectively. Representative Clark who goes out of office in March, endorsed the increase. but announced he would fiSht for a con StitutiOnal amendment which would hold the total to 500 for all the tlme- Representative MOndell, or WNomnS, Republican leader, joined with those opposing an increase. declaring that if this body is to remain what the fathers intend deiiber3tive body, It must be kept reasonably small Some members even rom states which stand to lose representation, | opposed the bill and insisted on the amendment proposed by Represents ' tive Barbour. Republican. California. which would keep the total as al pres | ent. This was particularly true oi | Mississippi. slated tO lose a seat | three Ol its representatives, S'SSon i HumDhreys and Stephens fighting
 for the smaller number,
 Under the Barbour amendment, the
 house would be re1ppor;ioned bN ] shifting ls seats from II states tC right States gaining would be Cali ' fOrnia. Michigan. Ohio. Connecticut ! New Jersey. North CarOlina, Texas
 ana Washington. Listed in the los ing column were, Missouri. Indiana
 Iowa. Kansas. Kentucky, Louisiana Maine, Mississippi. Nebraska. Rhode 1 Island and Vermont
 After the house had adjourned. S movement was started by members from some states that would lose un der the Barbour amendment to pre- I sent a motion tomorrow tO strike ou' the enacting clause OT the pending bill 'ThiS would automatically kIl the measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
TERROR AGAIN
 GRIPPING CORK
New Activities Of Black And Fans Bring Return
 Of Fearful Clashes

1, CORK. Jan 1S-TerTUr equally as fntense as that which prevailed be- fore martial law was enforced, grips the people ot Cork. The black aud tanS" and auXiliarieS. who were with drawn after recent fires, now are more in evidence than ever and since Saturday and Sunday nights. when the streets were swept hy bullets. the inhabitants have been living literally in fear and trembling.
 Nc woman can think of sleeping. said the wife of a citizen today.
 The warning of Major General Sir Edward Strickland. the military com mander. thaI drastic measures would follow assassination of members of the crown forces. has served to in crease the uneaSineSS
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
Another New York Police Captain Is
 Accused Of Graft

NEW YORK. Jan Establishment of another captain Of police in con necti0n with the investigation into all leged corruption and mismanagenient in municipal affairs will be requested of the additional grand jury tomorrow fOrmer Governor Whitman. who is conducting the inquiry announced to- night
 AS a result of evidence given to the grand jury January 1S. by Whitman. an indictment was returned against Police aptain W. A. Bailey. charged with accepting bribe from fur manu- faeturers to furnish additional police protection against striking employees.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
MOTOR CAR AMsusHED

DUBLIN. Jan. Is. - X motor car with II auxiliarieS which left Galway today was ambushed at Kilroe, ac- cordinS to a statement given out by Dublin Castle. Shirty men attacked he auNiliarieS with guns and bombs from the woods on both sides ot the road. The auNiliarieS returned the fire until the attacking party fled, The auNiliaries had one seriously and five slightly. wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
PAcHucA. BIGGEST MEXICAN MINING TOWN. FLOODED
 WHEN DAM COllAPSES

MENICO CITY. Jan, Is, A score of persons are known to haze been drowned and thirty to have been injured this afternoon when the dam supplying Pachuca, biggest mining town in Mexico, broke and flooded the city. the property 6amase has not been es- JinaJed
 Pachuca, capital of Hidalso. lies SS miles northeast oi Mexico City and has population of about 40,- 0O0. In that vicinity are rich Sii- Yer mines. The town lies at an altitude of about S500 feet, It iS one of the oldest mining towns in Mexico. The electrical power OS Mexico City is obtained from the impending dam at Pachuca.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
Japanese Reservists File
 Protest Against New Order
 Given Vladivostok Sentries

TOXIC. Jan. 1S.-The military re- servists association at Takamatsu. province of Shikoku has adopted a resolution instructing it's officers to file a protest against the reported in. structions issued by General Oi. the Japanese commander at Vladivostok. in future not 10 challenge Americans. The order of General Oi is considered inimical 10 military discipline.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
.BIG PLANES ARE WRECKED IF TER LONG | FLIGHT
.NC-5 Sunk, Crew Safe: Body Of Will Cain To Be Sent
 Here From New Orleans

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Nicaragua. Jan, 1S,-The United States navy sea plane NC-6. is lying on the beach at GiSSnte, a few mics from here, The .seaplane has two holes in her hull. but hen engines are undam0Sed and the machine can be repaired easily,
 The tug Gannet has arrived from Nicoya. having searched all bays and inletS. This tug brought word that the seaplane NC-5 has been found by the tender Munford last Sunday which rescued the crew Snd then sank the ! blame
 Lieutenant Compo. in command of NC6 and MachiniSt HicSithier,\ had a thrilling experience after leaving the NC-e Saturday when they went in search of the NCSS and also for aSSiS- tsnce for their own plane. They were lost for a considerable time in trop- ical forest and were threStenea by armed natives.
 1 Explanation of the delay in the re ceipt of word in BiSbee concerning the shipment of the body of Win ], Cain. who was killed when he was struck ' hy a propellor on the Seaplane. NC-S. was seen in wire received hy the
 Review last night te the effect that
 the T.. ., ., Kansas, on which the
 body was taken, is not returning tO San Dieco but is proceeding to the Atlantic coast. and the body probably will be sent to RiSbee via New Or
 leans, Mr, and Mrs, F. !. Cain, par. ! cntS of fthe dece0Sed. have received no word other than the iIrSt announce iment of their sons death
 ! Will Cain was chief radio electri- elan on the NC-S. one ot the SeaplaneS that recently completed a memorable
 flisht from San niesO to l'anama, He
 was Killed at FonSeca Bay, on the
 west coast of Central America, by be
 ing struck by the propeller ot the plane,
 On the last stage of the flight. tho l NC-S was wrecked a miles off San
 Juaa del Sur, about 200 miles south
 ot the scene of the accident in which
 Cain was killed. and the crew taken safely aboard the destroyer Muntord, San Juan del Sur is on the Nicaraguan coast. near the boundary line between
 that country and the republic ot
 Panama, and approximately 500 miles !. from Panama, the planes destination,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
New Party Is Formed In Budapest; Restoration Of
 Emperor Charles Demanded

LONDON. Jan. 1S.-A new party has been formed in Budapest by Count Julius AndrasSy and is demanding a restoration of former Emperor Charles and reunion with Austria. says Reuter- dispatch from Vienna.
 The dispatch adds that an attempt has been made to secure Jewish sup port by a promise of abandonment of the anti-semitic campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
PROPOSE COURT TRANSFER

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-TrauSter on July l of the judge sdvocste sen erals departments of both the army and navy to tho department of jus. tiUe. is proposed in bill introduced in the house today The measure provides that officers affected he transferred back 10 their respective brsuoheS ot service as soon ss their places can be filled with civilian at tOrnevS
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
IcE.sREAkER sEscuEn

TOXIC. Jan. iS,-The ice breaker Ssikal, which was blown out of the harbor ot AleNsndrovsk. SiheriS. dur ing storm December 9 sud later oc- came imprisoned in great ice tloe off the coast, has been rescued.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
LEGISLATURE URGES RECOGNITION OF MEXICO, DISARMAMENT
Heavyweight Bout Called Off When
 No Money Appears

NEW YORK, Jan. Is. An- nOUncement that the heavy weight championship boxing bout between Jack Dempsey title hold er. and Georges CarpeEtier. El- ropean champion. for which the enormous purse or SS00,OOQ had been offered. has been definitely declared off. was made toniSht by the New HoIA Times.
 Failure of the principals to de poSit forfeit money, as waS pro Vided for in contracts Sisned by the promoters, the boxers and their managers. was given as the reason for the cancellation.
 Under the terms of the contest the Om0terS-CharleS R. Coch> ran of England. William A. Brady and Tex RiSSard- collectively agreed to deposit the sum of Si0O,0O0 as a guarantee of Sood faith.
 Only one depOSIt-Chat of Cuch- ran for SS.SSS. .SS-haS been made, Francois DeScAampS. man. ager of Carpenter, Is said to have posted d check Tor SS0.oOa m France, but the money has never been forwarded to this country,
 Under the terms 0t the agree nlent, Dempsey was tO receive SS0O. .000 and Calpentisy- SSe0. .IO0, win, lose or draw, The match was to be held either iU MSrvh> lasl, Nor between May g, 1881, and July !, 1891, at 8 place to be designated by the promoters,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
ClounsuRsr Floops hlLo

HlLo, [ ", Jan IA cloudhurAt Sunday flooded sections oi lilo. dam SSins stores and other property to an extent estimated at $iO0.O0O.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
TROOPS LEAVE MINeo

WILLIAMSON. W, Va. Jan. NAH other company of federal troops on duty in the Mingo coal strike region will leave Mattewan tomorrow for Camp Sherman. Ohio. it was annOunC cd today. This will leave only a head quarters company on duty in the dis triCt.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19

There was a sad bachelor named Ford Who warted to get loom and bosrt So a want ad he tried
 Which a landlord eSpied
 Now Mir Ford lives like lord Phone S9 for Want Ads.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
kesrrs Disaorses

SAN FRANCISCO, tan, iS, - Jack EeSrnS, manager for Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the world. tonight said for feitS had been posted beth tor Dempsey and Carpenter,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
THE WEATHER

Arizona. Wednesday snow north. rain southeast. Thursday clearing. some what warmer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19

\ ;sverSse ss; pr''c week eod'ns Jan .l
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19
COPPER PRICES

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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-19

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
A Number of Favorite
Books at Soc

Excellent stories for vacation
reading, and mostly books that
originally were three or four
times this price. Among them
are:
Robin Linnet, by E. F. Benson.
The Light Out of the East, by
S. r. Crockett.
Tho Lions Share, by Arnold
Bennett.
Midas and Son, by Stephen
McKenna.
Sanctus Spiritus and Company,
by Edward H. Steiner.
Happy House, by Baroness Won
Hutton.
Sonia Married, by Stephen
McKenna.
The Searchers, by John Foster.
The Doings of Raf1les Haw, by
A. Conan Doyle.
Trimmed With Red, by Wal
lace Irwin.
Believe You Me? by Nina
Wilcox Putnam.
(Main Floor. Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Are You a Judge Of
Suit Cases?

If you are not, then go slow
about buying the lowest-priced
cases.
If you are, you will appreciate
what good value is given here in
suit cases at $12 to SIS.
These cases are of stout cow
hide in brown and russet. They
are excellently made with re-
enforced, riveted corners, strong
handles, good hardware and
fabric Innings.
At S12 and S12.75 they have
short straps and at $3.50 and
SIS they have straps all around,
"a and 26 inch sizes.
Other suit cases up to $40, for
great 2s inch, extra size case.
MAIN Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Women's Skirts are a
Third to a Half Less
at $9.75

Fifty Of them are sports silk
skirts in crepe and plain wea6ks,
mostly pastel shades, and all
pleated.
The remainder are lightweight
striped flannel skirts, pleated.
Also tweeds and homespuns.
All are we'll tailored. And the
present price of $9.75 represents
just half or at most two-thirds
Of former prices.
(East Aislo)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Important Sale of "Sec0nds >
of WOnlen's SILK STOCKINGS

Seconds" Is not term Of dishonor in stockings The dis
honor lies in selling secondgade goods first grade, is
commonly done.
Almost knows that good second grade hosiery
Is scarcely distnguishabe from first grade and will just
WELL And that be sold lower prices than grade
goods can possibly be sold for.
Here $3.50 pair of selected secondgrade silk stockings
Of the kinds wear. From the best
mills in the country and at very low prices
Also 1900 pair Of mems silk half hose.
At $3.50 pair2400 pair of ful-fashioned silk
stockings black white shades with cotton
tops.
At $185 par-1200 pair of women's glove silk stockings
in black, white, brown and gray.
At 81 pair-60O pair of women's fulashoned ingram
silk stockings in black white with the wenown pointed
heel.
At $2S5 pair-60o pair Of openwork glove silk stockings
In black, white and gray
At So par4sO pair of womens fashioned silk stock
ngs in black white and shoe Shades open-work ankles
and clocks
Mems Half Hose
At Toe par600 pair of fu-fashioned silk half hose in
black and coors.
At sl25 pareoo pair of fulfashoned ingram silk half
hose in black only
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Prices Drop on Young
WOmen'S Skirts
Now S. to SIS

This sweeping reduction covers
skirts of novelty silk, plaid and
other fancy worsteds, flannels
and serge, in plain and knife
pleated models.
Regardless Of former prices,
TAKE them now at S., $3.50,
|l2.6O, $l5, $3.50, $40 and $25.
All We're a good deal more.
From rs to 80 inch waist, and
from 81 to 35 inch lengths.
(second Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Picnic Lanterns,
25C TO 81

Collapsible, non infammable
and gayly colored in red. Sub
stantial enough to last, and to
be conveniently kept over from
year to year.
Various sizes, from baby size
up to great, big ones. Priced ac-
cordingly from 25c up to 81 each.
(Fourth Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Newer Than a
Nightgown Is a MILDLY
Pajama

No buttons to fasten, no rib
bons to run. The jacket slips
over tho head like any other
MILDLY.
In pale pink, blue or white sois-
cite, with silky braiding. Or in
fine cotton crepe-pink, blue or
white, with hairline stripe in
color. Priced $685. a suit.
Or in soft cotton-pink. blue or
white, with white lawn trimming,
(Third Floor, Centrsl)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
A Collapsible Bread and
Cake Cabinet

that is ant-proof, mouse-proot
and damp-proof is useful in the
camp, the bungalow or the pantry
at home in the city.
1t is a fine, large cabinet with
three roomy shelves, is lined with
galvanized iron, and covered with
snowy white enamel baked on
metal. It can be taken in pieces
as easily as a child's knock-down
toy and put together again with
out screw. nail or nut. In two
sizes, SITS and $3.50.
(Fourth Floor, Msrkot)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Two New Shoes in the
Fine Boot Shop

A tennis oxford Of white buck
skin with black calf ball strap
and heel foxing, black rubber
corrugated sole and wedge heel.
A sport or outing pump of
white canvas with two buckled
straps, black patent leather wing
tip and heel foxing, small fan
tongue of black patent leather
and black leather welted sole and
military heel.
Each $14 a pair.
(First Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
New Summer Silks Just In

and SO yard.
White American silk broad
cloth, S2.25 a yard.
White rough pongee, 81 a yard.
Natural color Chinese pongee
in a fair quality at 85c, little
better at 81, and very much bet
ter at SLIPS a yard.
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
20 Dresses at 500
New Silk Jersey PetticOats

to sell at special price; group $685. $780,
All Of the better quality silk jersey firm and closely
The $3.50 group Of the Manese
The Of multudnous Finely peated founces
rule with Persian silk ribbon style has
plain hem with elaborate trimming of folds of silk in patterns
Plenty Of browns and naves we'll the coors
F1oo.Ce Cenr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
WOmen's Cotton FrOCks
NOw'$5.5O to $3.50

They So to SO
Linens gnghams voes organdies nenes light and
dark colors. ~ ~
Some will them morning others will find them lust
right for afternoons porch wear.
Sizes 81 to az In the collection.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Beacon Cord Tir.
at Still LOlUer
Prices
Prices

A new shipment Of 685 tires
and AGO tubes at prices still
lower than those at which we
have been selling them specially
for some weeks. Very close to
half the list prices.
We have sold thousands of
these tires and tubes and they
have given splendid satisfaction.
They are guaranteed for 5000
miles and are all oversize.
Every tire and tube is perfect
and fresh from the factory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
So NOlU for
Men, S Finest
In-Bennett
and RedLeuf
London StrulU
Hats

These are without doubt
the finest sennit straw hats
to be had anywhere. They
have been considerably
higher priced, but now a
man may have his choice
at SO.
Fine in fashion and so
finished that they keep clean
longer than ordinary straw
hats.
Many widths of brim and
heights of crown.
(Main Floor. Marke)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

Store Opens at Q
Many Good Summer Wea,uIes Haze Had Their Prices Lo1Uere
Women's Dainty Voile
Dresses Are Specially Priced

work, a few with collars Of
real filet or Irish laces.
Included are white, orchid,
Copenhagen, maize, sunset
yellow, pale blue, wild rose
and brown. Sizes from 81 to
AZ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

Three Of the best silks we know
Of today are white crepe de chine,
white American broadcloth, white
rough pongee with natural color
Chinese pongee as a close fourth.
Fresh shipments of all these
silks are just in in quantity.
White crepe de chine, 81, $3.50
(First Flo,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
@ New 81 Umbrellas
for Women

sss TS.,, 600 new reasons for RAIN.
cusi',,, Iy are made of an excellent
tsna tSustsy OF American taffeta With
h,vr N.Y. edge, and have attractive
styIsw stIcwo0a oe,t, handles in mission
scrS % with the Indispensable silk
~ CaatS- Tyssr. ,sSs~x.<,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Fascinating Odds and
Ends Of Dress Trimmings
at Half

Among them are small, colored
bead motifs, tassels, short ends
Of fringe, and Jet ornaments.
Many will supply Just the right
bit of color on a frock. The
prices are almost insignificant.
(sIain Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
A Table
of fCharm,inq
RLOuses at
LOWered
Prices

represents the clearing out of
Incomplete lines of the finer
Early comers will find va
riety enough is here to spice
.ne life Of any woman who
needs a handsome blouse,
whether in georgette, crepe de
,, vhine, or combination of lace
with georgette.
Ihe majority are overblouses
~ q WIDE range Of colors, some
trimmed elaborately with en-
orosidery, lace or beads, some
models Of smart simplicity.
Ius there are also a few in tai,
tored shirtwaist style with fine
sucks. An excellent starting
ttsnge Of sizes in the lot,
style. '"e' III eacn
.. Their y new prices arc onlv
se's5 to $685.. ' ''
crffrd Floor. Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
For Women Who Wear Extra Sizes

ginghams, dotted swisses,
chiffon voiles and other cool
materials in light and dark
colorings, generously made,
with extra full skirts.
Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

These tires are all 8-ply.
The 3ox31a tire is 6-ply, and the price is $3.50.
S0x31. red cord tubes are $265.
Federal war tax is included in the above prices.
All adjustments are made right here
(The Gallery. Juniper)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Filet Lace Sets for
Sweaters

Especially for the gay modern
sweater are these long Tuxedo
collars and cuffs Of real filet lace
In several pretty patterns. $5 is
low price for each set.
{Main Floor. CentraT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20
Every Time
We Tell of
These Mems
Finer Tropical
Suits

response. Which shows now
many men there are who
want this kind Of tropical
suit.
Two-piece feather-weight
worsted and flannel suits,
wonderfully thin and cool,
which bear no resemblance
to what are generally known
as tropical suits. The coats
may be worn with flannel
trousers.
Basket-weave worsteds,
$35.
Pure camel's-hair with
Norfolk coats and short or
long trousers, $48.50.
Natural-color linen with
Norfolk coats and short or
long trousers, $25.
Cambridge gray flannel
with single-breasted Nor
folk and double-breasted
sack coats, $29.5O.
Worsted crash in home
spun effects, $25.
Blue flannel or stockinette
coats, $25.
White, gray and striped
flannel trousers, $12 to
$3.50.
(The Gallery. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-20

We shall sell them at $18.75
to $50. Earlier collections Of
the same quality were priced
from SIS to $40 higher.
There are half a dozen at
tractive models, all Of fine,
sheer, solid-color voile, some
with embroidery or drawn