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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
IS ENTRIES IN OPEN
TANK RACES TONIGHT
First Swimming Meet Of Season at
West Branch Y. M. c. A.

thirty five entries have bccn received
for tho two niTm handicap swimming
events. first Of tn" season under the
auspices Of the \. \. t.. ut the West
Branch Y. VI. G. 4. tank tonight. Nine
Of the contestants will be j." the 100
yard rae" for women. The other swim
mrrS will compete in the mems 900
yard event.
I;olI. silver and bronze medals will
be awarded to place winners.
BESIDES the handicap races there will
b" " dual meet between the teams OF
th" Germantown Boys Club and West
Branrh !. VI. &. A.. with the following
events to hr drridrd: 40 -;ard dash.
100. yard dash. fancy diving. plunge for
distnNr" and l6n-yar relay.
Entries for tn" handicap races are
,@!o-NarL handI" p. ",cn--Iarncs Il: llama.
iS..s :, sGIg%ish. rhilaas!pn,a," ~ s%Im: ~:
Iub, $50; William j. WIN. rniai"iphi;t
sEmm,imgE sH1,m ,E c'gh. 81. -; Robsr, c. Greer,
t"r \. l.cvand. Philadelphia Swimming
SIR s%im%jSs SSS 2i 3n EaE Pfcn
ma"k,r., philad.l rhia swimming club 3 $40;
AiGGgn lanes. rhlla,delphia, swimming club,
w; ,cIuh, ,@;i3; Russell HansbarTS. rhi.a-
Rnsh"ruugh. Philadelphia Swimming club.
go: SSm,:. W'lli"m y. titus. Phi,adeiphia swim,
town h"ys' cub 3:l5; Charles Freeman.
Gma, nn,"wm 'i9ys, yr. club ":ts: Il. Jameson,
d"sa. unattached. 500; Mrlber Clarke, p,
T. g., 1907; Wiil!2ln Armstrong. r. 7. a..
SNa; Edmund bury. J.. r. c.. 500. Fran,
SlarksVn T.. v. q. 3Is; William SchadIcv
3?i. Francis Hoffman. ?aO Walnut street,
80 80 t;n 'hnrles =. Spccr. %cw York Ath
:, l'",yara handicop. womon--Ruth IIough
NJ" ""Ts}EiIHaa pliaiSr' NJ M!ri"% I:sn"I5St ; T%t
99,n% lurknall. Am3assnlnr swimming Club
u;E"; Virginia R"nko.'. Amba ssador swim
rl'nG 'bib. It's: bive Filter Amba ssat,rr
S"i'nmn. club, i:2l Gertrude Mri'rIe, p
G.; 30: katherine Cottnr. r, IT, c.
h:mji JnIa wick. =. 7. g., -" +.5; Blanctc
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CARPENTER MUST WAIT
Battling Sikh Tells Georges to Take
Turn In Line

Paris. Oct. 2G.-I.attling sikh, the
conIucror of Georges CArprntirr, re-
ceived tn" lntt"r'S challcng" for n return
match with undiSturbrd calm. ".
Hcllcrs, his manager. cooiy informed
the fallen r rrllrh idol. that he would
have to get in line and take his turn.
Nj. llcllerS considers that the Battlcr
would have nothing to gain and all to
lose by meeting Carpenter. The man
ayers present plans arc for Skis
match against Joe Beckett. the English
heavyweight, on December I. II sue
ccssful in this bout he will 60 to Amer.
icn. "DollnrS look particularly good
just now he said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
SWEATER TOURNEY
MIGHT co OVER BIC
Should Be Popular With Golfers
Now That Arctic Breezes Are
Sweeping Across Links
SKATES WOULD BE BARRED
I.v SANDY M'NIBLICK

Tn TIE course Of yudrls over the
i finish Of the golf season hcrcabouts.
orr iioot rrsounls with particular en-
pllasiS. There arc plenty Of Arctic
brccnra strcaliing across local courses.
unless the reader has ever been in tn"
nrighborhood %. the NORTH Pole. and
few can deny that tho tiny block OF ice
figures slightly at tho best country
clubs,
The noisicSt rattle is that n contest
be hold for the sweater championship
Of Philadelphia links. II would surely
prolnng the links season here. .>ll that
would be- necessary would b" bal" OF
healthy sweaters and n cold enough
/ day to make them nrc"Ssary.
Gloves and ice skates would br
barred. bu, all other articles q: rnnent
would go. and go big, If the weather
was right.
The only slam it would be possible 10
; make at the winner of such an event
would be- that he was too old-henrted
and that every great player has his
autumn or. rather, fall.
i Opening Chorus Played
! The first fechlc notes Of such n con
tlirt wcrc plsyod this week at Ryo.
I This does not mean the rye you may
| be thinking Of.
.na,on Mn .'n"' ~. ,vo Rata: SIN ,hroc q
Ifood,rorl, IIMr"d u.as h;ghir c.s.ut;al tbough
~ hood,o,~, w. ,ror, worn II r.,,,,re,,
ro,I arr r. dali nm like nm Eskinn nnl
! -, ,ho cam. Tina icnI H., ornnsitinn tn
tlirL ,bnt Ln vns tnEiur ~, - Innu
! ino.in,, Jnu,, vi,L ,i lc..t h.,f , Lnzcu
ln~nrs NJ wnoj and lcntLcr
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M"m MmsS ''n,'i"'' h In' rue, w." '"n, ,,n, u.,'
hnil' !Ie'r .i -. ''"'' .", ,'"' 'Ap'.i III i
WIS one :" 'n'S. l.; ~ w, W. '"n, nMnA h,'
ncAt "'M't' ~ LUIS h,a '".i,'''''IIl II
'' ''' WV ,"n wv. '
""S 'ri'."''' ~ ~ Nn.., ,I nn'i'lI''"' ni 49,,
.I'I' M,I' ,"r 'i,a' hr"I ,nI'u ,"aS' W., w.
Mn'i. ,'a, la, ,n ",'Iin @ u "'' L;i'
1,' n I''' ~ "" ,,, ,,.;,i' a. 'u'n' w" tnr
49, S''' Wv u.s.
ihr away
Tn" SlNt""nfh L. II par :, hole there.
which harrington won with II I. ProaN
lost his chance. after driving IN the
, tine of III" tlhr'hacks {" The, St"ry
about the sniirr al Mh'l'mars'' "nu
was paid S2't'o Tor making Ih"N" INKS
IN VI stroke" Is tllht a 'o' "' i''h" ought
to ring in ON IN" bet, too, especially
when tn" receiving end Is mentioned.
T,vr,o,S 4, Omno
'""'"' w. ,u,,.
Vh' "' ~ mos, 'ni''H"s 'o"''.,'ii.'llr i,'
lN'S ""N NI'nu""aI iL ,r,,h % +. 'n,;', "a''i''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
REUTHER A HOLDOUT
Brooklyn Star Declines to Accept
$4,000 Salary

Los Angeles. Oct. .G.-"Dutrl"
Rrut her, pitcher for the Brooklyn Club.
Of the National Baseball League. VIII"
is visiting here. i, probably the first
h"ld"ut "I III" 1923 season. Rcuthcr
said he had declined To accept II salary
of $4,000 and II bonus Of $1,000 which
Charles Ebbcts, owner Of the club, Of
fered ltcuthrr, IF he proves he is
worth it,"
Martin krug. OF the Chicago Narion-
ais, here for the winter. says hc will
not return to the Cubs next spring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Wood Players Dined

In recognition Of their WiuniuE tho ha ase-
ball championshtp Of CUnshOhOcktn. the J0hN
Wood Manufacturing tompanY's baseball
team was rendered banquet at Jefferson
vile last night, II was Joint dinner
given by IN" Lee Tire and Rubber tompan;
and the John Wood Officials, and both the
teams canc in for much praise Tn" Lee
Tire and Rubber une won tn" Idustra
League championship of ruushoh"ckcn In y
series OF threo games th" John Wood team
tied one and won two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
StOney McLinn
Evening Public Ledger
BLUENOSE GETS LEAD ON
HENRY FORD AT START
Has Advantage Of Minute 6 Sec
onds at First Mark

Gloucester. Mass. Oct. Dc Tho
Canadian BlurnnS" led the Icnry Ford
by twenty seven seconds when tn"
srhnoncrs started the third and deciding
race today Tor tho championship of the
Atlantic fishing fleet. Each boat has
one official race Ia her credit.
Thn forty-milC course selected was
tho same ,IS that sailed yesterday.
The Blucnosr had n lead Of one min
utr and six seconds at the first mark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Clark Wins Shoot Honors

breaking nincty.sisht Of his 700 targets
a. the mid.week shoot Of the Quaker rty
=, clark carried on tho high gun honors
y. q, Colloday, with score Of p6, aud
Fred 'etz, 81. with a % score we're the
Dr. II, l.. Gray aud j. " Fon-
laIn each Crackod N3 OF their nllOtmCnt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
ST. THOMAS PLAYS TODAY
tackles St. Gabriel in Annex
League Game
"rllnl " ANNEX LEAGUE
ESTEltDAY'S RESULTS
"'uhha, u; Visitation. 0.
TODAY'S 5 GAME
ATllhl 'C AM


"'uhh", u; Visitation. 0.
TobAYS GAME
F,o'; Inonas vs, ST. ,iabriel's nt C,hru
u" fourth day of the Catholic Ammo
',"ns"" "n NahilI Field viii find thc
,pS' M pair Of In" eight teams entered in
,ro % ,,|"gm" getting intn action. They
- az ~, lhnmas aud st. Gabriel. botb
VI W" S"nihcrn Division.
CT wiz b" the initial appearance Of
~; ~; "hhrlel IN the circuit Last wear
h ,mn srh"ol could not find coach ia
ppu"n'' and was unable to enter the
League. wv
y;H",' COLUMBIA was tho victor over
,sI'hilon school in the game played
Id"s'"rday nftrrnoon. The lone touch :
.pMh ,h,s was made in the third quarter. In
tI ,nis period with the pigskin at mid !.
ned line pIungcs by pctrone. Coonay
wa Snd Anderson brought the ball to the
,M'Iation l5-yard line. A trick for.
nation with Devclin carrying the ball
Onhd right end resulted IN a score.
wauc'son m"ut try for the extra poin,
K "ss~s ...1. - X = s. d
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Wilmer Croweli TO Referee

wa,hinxton. Pa. 3s, SG9Tsiais xa;ts "f The The
IN New York on November were, an.
nouncsG nc iced by Manage r. NJ psrIy Murphy Sf The
',rowei, Swarthinore; umpire. c.. J. Me
csr.hs srmantoT AeSss.s sa,s ooIS Iires%sn nas.
ns.,sGn v W0rphy wShry' Rrown. %n '"'' "0'u '''s'
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m,,,,;,,, Sent TO Coast Club

san Francisco. oct 20 Gdd'' MnLlrsan' rsH,n
ILn.tH L.mHuo basehai team. hHs been purrha,cd
hy the san FrSncisc9 club OF the paoinc
rha HnaS nurchasc IL a PAT Of the deal whereby
uui1l,n uH ~ KaInn,. San Francisco third haseman.
goes 10 Chicago, Inc ""''e S'N Pa'o
II 90 600 tor Kamm.
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Illinois to ReauIate Boxina

yiding for the establishment - state Atm
!etic Commission and the regulation of box
Ing exhibitions has been drafted by Alder
man Joseph 9, Kostner,. and the next sss.
sion 81 City Council will he asked 10 peli-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
. Buenos Aires Bans Elrno

Ruenos Aires. oct. .G-.Tho ri,,' ,...
mas revoked permission to Luis Angel Eir,
to box IN this city The tirpo.TrI,,!, ! ,, ,In
caused the Councils action '' ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
CENTRAL IS READY
FOR FRANKFORT
Names to Break Into Winning
Column After Three De.
feats and Tie
ou1WElGHs OPPONENTS

,NTERscHoLAsTIc LEAGUE
a. :, pc w. T.. PC.
,,,H o. I. .oun Centr,,.. o q 900
9erni,a,,T o 600 w. rh'la. .Ono
ssr,,,s.rn ssnnI" o 0 900 Northeast. 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Ey PAUL PREP

ry PAUL PREP
r,,,,,l High. with three defeats and
,;o cbnlkcd against II. will endcavor
4. brcak into the winning column tiis
sftcrnoou when It meets FRANKFORT
Iiipb in an Intcrscholnstic League game
=, Houston Field. Twenty ninth ana
Somcrct streets, ,, -. A..
Trankforl High. champions OF nc
League last season. ana WIN v,r.un'.S
.hc same tenn this year. Is favored to
win. ,,,.,, ru;rh
-,a starrcd on the basketball team,
rms burt IN practice and will not start
,bn game. His place will be filled by
Hnntzingcr.
Instead of Bunting at right tackle.
Dr. O'Bricn intends to use Miller.
nromising young PLAYER. Miller has
shown plenty Of stuff in practice. but
this will be his initial appearance in
q regular game.
Tho only change in tho Pioneer line.
mn from that which humblcd North
cast is NJ. Bennett on the end. This
will make the both Bcnnctts playing
A. wing mcn.
('aptain Wcckcs. at quarter: Rooney
and Dcrrirkson. hnlfbacks. and Clau-
am. fnllback. make up the FrankfOrd
hackfcld.
Central IT, Franitford r.
Ylenernran loft enI .... q. Pennett
NIljcr .,..,,... left tackle ........ Torrlin
Nattusow ... left guard .......... EOiH
iuhouitz ......" ."nntrr ........ Nyukoor
kelin. n.,.........riEht guard ...... Hariesas
ShaI,,u ....rIsht tackle .... Sdel>Ottom
Hurtsingrr 80. right rrd ..... NJ. Bennett
Srbrn,tSr " qua artcrhack ...... Wcetns
ri.hrr left ha,fbaCk :. DcrrlrkaUn
Nnirno,,. .....riGht halfhack ...... Rooney
Orr,......... ..fullback ........ rlausen
Ecfrre,-Nhcclcr. IlGrorford College; Una
,lre -. Da wilson, Fem. instrumentation.
Germantown High. Time ot periois--l5
minutes. Startirg tnc--l 30. Place
Gouston Fold. Tw"nty ninth ard Somerset
srcCts.
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Many OF the Suits have extra pair pants to match

ms entire stock comprises only the BETTER
famous bns) purchased lowest prices we
PAID since the war These products leading New York
oalnore Rochester Chicago
are 1le Suits
ton single and double breasted
o's'efs Olsterettes
one' o% et No matter what select you getting it at
pacay At the price would anywhere else Come and see
the greatest bargains you have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

Moro than 1000 to
select from at this
price. The great ma
jortty OF them arc
brands that are retail
ing elsewhere at $50,
Every model, fabric d
pattern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

s6.INCH INDIAN HEAD AT
i9c YARD
But in remnant lengths only
and in a limited quantity at this
low price. This is the real. gen.
uine Indian head so desirable
for blouses, dresses and nurses
uniforms. While it lasts, 19e
the yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

u,poRrEp ORGANIZE ROBES At
Ne6e 10 sell for $50. Emproiu-
cred and eyelet Swiss organaie ohsse
finest permanent nnisn IN Individual
hoySs. Coiors are brown. white heiio'
sky. Harding blue and maize. -.
ILI,-LINEN CLUNY LAcEs At i5c
yD-Made to sell for zac 70 Sso yntt.
Beautiful sdglngs anq ms bpassieres
and fancy work are offered IN al the
XII.IINEN cLUNY LAcEs At Sc
YD.-Madet to sell for loo r tnr.e
ses, sstisfactory and decidedly mex
sieres and fancy work.
EnSRROIDERED NET ALLoVERs
AT $50 YD.-Reguiariy a,s9 . NJ
yard white II n asa Sr Designs ms desirable
Tor suimpes. dresses and biouses' 80
EMRRoIpFRED NET FLoUNc-
INGs AT I;6o 1p;I ,rsl skirt IL SEE length
in beautifui designs of solid eyeIee
ana out work suitable for aouation
street and evening gowns $500
ALLSwooa INn BAHk99d5vnEHRss AT AZ
sts oYD.EMade to. sell for 5.s5 70
1910. IS inches wide-very desirspie
for Summer dresses and eiouses. Net
foundations embroidered IN grsy'
cnsanp~ I'D black. rose and green,
senna and gray. blue. red and gray.
AIJ-sILK ALLOyERS AND
nj 6iTNCINGS AT 1.5o YD.-Made TO
I'll for $50 to 500 yard Bohemian.
Snventfonai and floral designs. ex-
C',1s,tsiv embroidered on silk net. In
ssiui hack, copen. tangsrine. gray and
tanne. cream, brown and navy, and IN
copen on black. tange,ins on oiack.
md lovely for afternoon and evening
so"n BAMBERGER.s-
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Laces and Embr0ideries at
Extraordinary Reductions

nrpoRrED yENIsE ALLovERs
At 5ec Yp.-Made to sell at 1.bo yafo.
In White and ecru. in heavy mhcLemo
erects so effective Tor Sss'e1Is
euimpes and dress trimmings 10
inches wide.
SWISS EMBROIDERED MEDAL
LIONS AT &c. Toe AND ioo m
Yokes' butterdies. squares. oval:
~t,isnTiea rose and ever 20 many
other shapes, all hand loom embroio-
cred on hne material Gooa Lor Ely LIZ
work. underwear. waists' ores'e 49,
REAL, HANDMADE IRISH AND
FiIET LACES, Ice TO 2.75 YD.-Ine
hiet is of a decidedly supe.loI uSa
wide at Isc to 200 per yard the
yrish varies from n hne picot eog-
ing 10 a 5-inch width lace az loc 10
2.75 . yard.
IMPORTED EMBRoIDERIEs -
s-YD STRIPS, acc TO 1.5o PER
STRIP-Fine embroidered edsings.
:EiTt a ,'oaS e .t ,apsr q 3 ya 9ss' saes
At greatly reduced prices.
IMPORTED WASH LAGEs At
isAs : Per psr yard. imitation Duchess.
diet. carrickmacross and SHADOW
iace.. edgings and insertions in many
lovely patterns suitable tor UNDER
wear and dress trimmings.
MERcERIZEp IMITATION HAND
rROCTET LACES AT SC YD.-Made
- all Tor 12Lc yard These white
and ecru edgings and insertions are
very nice for curtains. underwear or
fancy work.
MAcRAME LANDINGS AT use I'D:
Made TO sell at soc yard. Imported
macrame landings of 2-inch TO e-tnch
widths are onered in ecru n the
nafural shade. May be used for trim
,rine dresses waists. collar n cum
sets with excellent results.
FLOOR
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Suitable for
Sale of Boyshform Brassieres
Summer Wearing, 1.98

N...r made IN self fr 1893 by any means, any Won VIII see .h' - =.
Ne'S rr thew are # a nw materials novelty snksr1ped maara IN =
6iossomy pink, and edged with creamy Met lace VII" '"'"NS' ~
pink ribbon.
This new striped madras is firm yet light in weight
It will wear long and tub well.
lie Goht and cool and comfortable for summer wear
.sao : a IN. Il is the true Boyshform mode, that comes quite &c ne ne
..st and gives a form Of boysh senderness m 0eauV' w ""'
after these are gone. -..,r srcoxn FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

3e-INCH FLESH LINGERIE
BATISTE AT zoe YARD
Fashionable, effective and
dainty for underwear Of the less
expensive variety. This excep-
tionally fine grade Of thorough
" mercerized batiste is almost
as nice IS silk for such things.
While il lasts, 29e yard.
nAMBERGER's-FIRsT FLOOR
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PURE LINEN CRASH TowELING AT 2ic YD-
Made TO sell for 2ec. II inches wide and OF extra heavy
quality. White with a neat blue border, suitable Tor
hand, dish and roller towels.
+. ALL PURE LINEN GLASS TovELINC Al zoe
YD.-Made to sell for Soc. Extra urn quality IN sew
eral different size checks OF red or blue.
ALL PURE LINEN CRASH TovELING At ooe
YD-Ma 10 self for 4ec. A very heavy quality Of
plain white foweling With many pretty eolored ocfosfs.
IL inches wide and suitable for hand, roller ana eisn
towels.
NLLrNEN GLASS TOWELS At 45c EACH-mads
TO sell for soc. These closely woven towels hevs us
word "Classn typed in red or blue on the bordsr.
rx.H~
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BAMBERGER's-FIRsT FLOOR
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TUESDAY Only

r. whsrs the lots - this
s.sr~. are smazl, sid ~ e1oDse
-Euarantes that they win rsoatn =
ssIe All day, We state q , oettcn
~ .uch ifsmss ~Whilo aunnetoes
last. Ne .su. pssns % G. o. n
srders."
WHITE Ia JERZ SILK, 16s.
Reoulariy l5e. In narrow and
medium width, self colored stripes.
- inches wide. Suitable Tor men
shirts, ladies' dresses, &c. second
door.
LINGERIE SATEEN. &c.
very fne cotton material. wftn
n.rrow invisible woven stripe that
xiii net wash out. Colors arr mean,
whfte. lavender, light blue. 81 IN.
vide. Lining Dept. Second noor.
MEMS HANpKERcHIrFs, sc.
Made to sell for SOC. All linen
handkerchiefs, OF good quality cloth
with K-inch hemstitched hens ana
Longfeilow initiais-not all letters.
n cmaii, phone or c. o. d. orders
First floor.
SMALL, BOYS SUITS, SIS.
Made to- sell for e7.15 and $40
Atwood. blue serge suits In Oliver
Twist style. Shades Of blue. brown,
green. Excellent quality French
serge sizes ~ to Z. No man OF
phone orders. Second door.
MEMS oxFoRDs AND SHOES, lbs
az pairs from former sale lots
and discontinued lines Goodyear
stitched soles of oak tanned leather.
Mostly narrow toes. Sizes 81 to IL.
but only 2 or 3 pairs in some sizes;
No mail or phone orders. seeonu
floor. No. c. D. d.
WILD ROOT HAIR TONIC, Sc
Regularly Soc. An excellent dan
drum r~emedy-also relieves ffenins
Of the scalp. First floor.
MEMS CARRIERS, 1sc.
Regularly &c. OF a-ineh ribbon
elastic, with satin pad. All colors.
s<Paris' and Boston garters. No
ton Dept, First door.
CHAMoISErTE GLOVES. SEC.
Formerly s5c 70 1lc0- Waahab1s
xloves in elbow and 2-clasp iengfnA
SIX or strap wrist chamoisetts-
i, ALSO children's silk gloves, In gray
only. Plain or black embroidered
First floor.
TOTS DRESSES. Tpc.
Regularly LOO. Sturdy gtnghnm.
in s~olidcsiors or ehecks- Straight
lima or empire models Collar and
GUYS OF self or contrasting color.
Some have sashes and pocksfA- b1ze9
2 to 5 years Second door.
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BAMBERGER,s-rIRsr FLOOR
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Formerly s5c TO 1lto- wssh.bls
gloves in elbow and 2-clasp lengthh
SIX or strap wrist chamoipetts-
ALSO children's silk gloves, In gray
only. Plain or black embroidered
First floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

Crisp finish white wolfe in q host OF dainty
checks, plaids and stripes can be made into oar
ling blouses and winsome frocks that loose nor
an iota Of their prettiness in the laundry. For
this sale at Csc the yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01
Net Guimpe BlOuses at 200

If bought in any other way or any other time tney wouio
be more-for they were designed to sell at 3so.
We merely add that they are of fine white net and frinmed
with real 6et lace.
That they are softlooking and becoming when worn win
q suit or sweater-or a sleeveless frock.
And that the opportunity rarely zones to buy them for as
little rs zoo. Sizes from "a to A.
Observation-Disclosures FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

Regularly LOO. Sturdy fingh.m.
i'm s~olidcsiors or ehecks Straight
line or empire models- Collar and
GUYS Of self or contrasting color.
Some have sashes and pockets. efzes
2 to s years Second door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

This, too, will be found excellent Tor oiouses
and dresses. Ii is q plain, sheer wolfe firmly
woven of combed, mercerized yarns. While the
~ouantity lasts, Csc the yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01
Tickets

for Proctor's and Broad Street
Theatres Musicale and Ertertsin-
ment National Disabled soidierf
League. Inc. Wallace Hall. May
10. East side Day Nursery Aux-
iliary BENEFIT, Snap II Up."
epitz Post. First Regiment Ar
mory. Entertainment and Dance.
May II. The Slnsheimer string
Quartet, waiiscs Hall, Tuesday,
May Il. Information Desk-First
Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01
On With the May Sale of Linens

NOW is the time to buy linens in quantity.
again, because of the new tariff now threatening.
tremendous drop on the other side, will never reach
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS AND
NAPKINS TO MATCH
Many pretty patterns are found in this fine line OF
table cloths and napkins to match, made Of pure linen
yarns that are full bleached.
TABLE CLOTHS
70x 10, made to sell for $50, at, each. ......~.. 80
FOX 81, made to sell for 500, at, each........-s SI2
7OxfO6. made to sell for $50, at, each. ...-..... o7o
NAPKINS
22x q, made to sell for 800, at, doZ............ oIo
Snow white bleached cloths and napkins TO match,
OF double satin damask in many beautiful circular pat
terms.
TABLE CLOTHS
Tx II, made to sell for 1000. each....-.... ~
Tx 90, made to sell for 1880, eaeh....o"... sIo
72xios, made to sell for $500. eaeh......... lis
NAPKINS
22xz2, made to sell for 1250, dcz.............. sfo
ALL-LINEN DAMASKS
Made to Sell for ITS and 400 Per Yard
The hrst is an extra Arm quality OF pure linen table
damask, 10 inches wide, that Is shown In q most Oh
dainty floral patterns. The second Is q heavy weight
satin finish damask Of all pure linen, 2 yards vide' IN
many beautiful floral patterns. --
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01
Fine Cotton Weaves- Thousands of Yards
Sale Priced!

Fancy vones for summary frocks and sturdy longel"n lr nsN"e~'"0 !"
ssn ne az DE e par SnMSY !" WHITE WT nS WOLFE 4oIN. FINE WHITE WOLFE !
'o"'o "AA AT 5sc YARD AT CSC YARD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-01

AT l.59 PER PIECE
SO inches wide and Of an UNI
usually fine grade made Of ex-
cellent combed yarns. For UNI
derthings and such. While the
quantity lasts, 1.5S per io-yard
piece.
The New York herald., 1922-02-03
FIRE HOSE QUELLS
RUTGERS STUDENTS
Sophomores Spoil Freshmen's
Feast BY Battle.

RAILWAY, N. j.. Feb. about four
hundred Freshmen and sophomores Of
Rutgers College engaged in a pitched
battle at the Cross Keys Inn here to-
night, during what was to have been the
annual dinner OF the Freshmen class.
Heads we're smashed. fists used proni-
ncntly. chairs. tables and siiverware
strewu about generally, and the interior
Of the dining room was wrecked while
the battle ragged.
In the midst Of the turmoil someone
cut the electric feed wires, throwing the
place into darkness and causing conster-
nation among the employees and guests
OF the Inn. The arrival of the police and
fren1en with lines Of hose restored order.
but most\of the food had been destroyed.
Candles were procured and the hotel
people made pretense OF serving the
dinner. while the victorious Sophomores
paraded the streets OF the town. fire.
quently getting In too close proximity
OF tho Inn to suit tho Freshmen.