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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
Anotbcr Mine Injunction.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Juno II
In an attempt to prevent picketing
OF wagon mines in Knox county, Ind.
by striking union coal miners at
tOrneys for Clara Mason, owner Of
tho Peacock mine. today filed In fed
cral court here a temporary re-
straining injunction against the
United Mine Workers OF America,
John l.. Lewis, president OF the or
ganization and 90 officials of the
national organizations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
WEEVIL IS
HERE-FIGHT. HIM
Farmers Advised How to
Combat Cotton Killing
Pests

Special 10 The World.
MALESTER, June 24.--The most
important meeting Of farmers held
in Pittsburg county lpr many months
was that held here today for the
purpose OF considering ways and
means to combat the boil weevil,
Farmers from all parts of the county
were present and were addressed by
j. A. Whitehurst, president OF the
state board of agriculture; w. II,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25
HARDING ON ANOTHER TRIP
President and Party win Spend
Mrrk -Inh WIN pnblIshCr.

WASWINGTON. JUne g4-FT'NI-
dent Harding left Washington to-
night with n party TO spend a week
end near Leesburg at the country
home of Edward r. Mclean. He
is not expected to return until Sun
day night,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

and Davenport June 90, 81 and %.
While at the convention the local
Grotos plan to boost Tulsa as well
as have a high time.
=
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed yes-
tcrdny: Velma Hnuston against
Charles G. Hanson: Marie L. Weber
nRainst Frank -. Weber; Anna Wof-
ford against Wallace Rofford.
=
DIVORCES GRANTED yesterday:
j. r. Armstrong against Fannie
Armstrong, Fay Cllft against j.
Clift: walter Harris against Mamie
Harris. Dottio Spnun against W. H..
Spann.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Binder Accident Fatal To Farmer.
BYERS. Texas. June 2i.--Prince
IIcmphill, well-Snown pratt county
farmer. was fatally Injured near
here today when q team attached 10
. binder ran away. crushing Hemp
hill beneath the implement. He
died shortly after tho accident.
Hcmphul 81 survived by his wife. a
son and two daughters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
Bedfxrnishings
FIRST FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR
Bleached Muslin Sheeting, 81
inch-5sc q yard.
Mattress Protectors, cotton
filled, closely quilted, muslin-cov
cred, 54x76 inches~-$2.75.
White crinkled dimity Bed
Spreads, s2x92 inches, worth one
half more-$2.15.
Bleached Muslin Sheets, size 81
x9o inches, exeeptional-$1.36.
Wear Ever Muslin Pillow
Cases, size 45x3sh inches-55c.
Linens
FIRST FLOOR
Scotch linen double damask
Dinner Cloths at unusual savings.
Size to seat 4 people-$6.00; 9
people-$7.50; 8 people-$9.00.
Linen Huck Towels, size 1884
inches, under price-40c.
Bleached Turkish Towels. size
22x44, one-third savings for
$1.0O.
Belgian Dress Linen, 90-inch
width, near one-third less-$1. 80.
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SECOND FLOOR

SECOND fLOOH
Dresses
Misses's New Crepe de Chine
Dresses; in navy blue, black,
caramel and white; sizes IA to
IS years-$l3.75. ..
Misses Checked Gingham
Dresses, in brown, blue, green
and lavender; tie belts; sizes ii
to 18 years-$6.00.
Misses Dotted Wolfe Dresses,
In navy blue, brown, Copenhagen
blue and rose-$8.50.
Misses Fine Wash Dresses, Of
checked gingham, plain and
checked voile, dotted Swiss and
organdie-$10.75 to $500.
intermediate Girls Gingham
Dresses, in green, blue and brown
checks, with white pique collar
and cuffs; 10 to 16 years-S6.50.
Girls Wash Dresses, of checked
and figured voile, dotted Swiss
colored organdie; sizes 6 to IA
years-$2.00 and $500.
Children's White and Colored
Dresses, tossed and rumpled; in
broken sizes, but all sizes from 2
to g years are in the lot-half
price at 50c to $3.50.
FIRST FLOOR
SUeaters
Misses Slip-over Sweaters, Of
lightweight wool with plated
girdle--$1.75.
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W0n1en's Knit
Underluem

Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck,
sleeveless; seconds-1sc each, or
3 for Soc.
Pink Glove Silk Bodice Vests,
ribbon shoulder straps and re-
inforced under the arms-$1.50.
Extra-size Ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck, no sleeves. Seconds, Csc.
Ribbed Cotton Vests with lace
front; regular sizes, zoe; extra
sizes-25c.
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits,
band top, low neck, no sleeves,
loose or tight knees; regular
sizes. 38c; extra sizes-45c.
"Nushape" Ribbed Lisle Union
Suits, the three-piece style;
seconds-s5c.
Imported Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Union Suits, low neck, no sleeves,
also bodice top, tight knees-$1.
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Fabrics and Trimmings
Silks
FIRST FLOOR

SlLkS
Fine Canton Crepe. in black,
white and colors; 80 and 40
inches wide-$2.s5.
All-silk Checks, in many colors;
fashionable for skirts and
dresses; SO inches wide-$1.65.
Black Silk Taffeta and Satin.
35 inches wide; suitable for
dresses or bathing suits-s1.55.
All-silk Pongee, 80 inches
wide. Special at $1.00 to 5000.
Washable Pongee, all-silk, in
white-$1.25.
COLOred COttOns
Belgian Dress Linen, in light
blue, lavender, natural and poppy.
Worth nearly double-58c.
Printed Voiles, 3s inches wide,
in three-color combinations and
neat challis effects-18c a yard.
Plain-color Organdie, in the
newest shades. Saving of more
than one-third-3sc.
Ginghams in neat checks,
stripes and three-color combina-
tions-24c.
Printed Batiste, worth about
one-half more-16c.
Innings
Super Luxe, q highly mercer
lied Venetian Cloth, in rose, ciel,
Nile green, orchid, henna, Pekin
and marine blue; SO inches wide
-$1.00.
Surf Cloth, fast-black, for bath
ing suits; 36 inches wide-at CSC.
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For Boys
SECOND FLOOI

oDSOAND LSNAs
Suits of all-wool serge with
one pair of trousers, and Suits
Of all-wool cashmere with two
pairs Of trousers; &C TX
sizes 8 to 16 years. UOssO
Wash Suits, sizes 8 to 8
years, in MILDLY and S0o
Oliver Twist models. . wv
Washable Knickerbockers in
sizes Z to II years; one E0o
third the regular price. wv
Straw Hats. chiefly black
in several good styles, odd
sizes; one-third and one-fourth
regular-75c.
Sports Blouses, Of fancy
stripe, fast color material,
with short sleeves and low,
roll collar, at q great saving
SOC.
FIRST FLOOR
Check Nainsook Athletic
Union Suits, one-third under
price-50c.
Tan Oxfords in a variety
of attractive styles; special
$2.95.
Boys Athletic Suits Of
checked nainsook, at one-third
less than regular-50c.
Boys "Gibbs" Gauze Cotton
Athletic Union Suits, seconds
of a quality regularly selling
for one-half more-50c.
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Tweed Caps-now S5c.
FIRST FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR
"Gibbs" Split-belt Athletic
Union Suits, Of gauze cotton.
Seconds-75c.
Check Nainsook Athletic
Shirts and Knee Drawers. Sec
onds-45c each.
White porus mesh, short
sleeve Shirts and Ankle Drawers.
Seconds, not all sizes-39c each.
Pull-over Shirts, Of white
gauze cotton. Seconds-S5c.
Check Nainsook Athletic
Union Suits-60c.
Black Cotton Socks with rein
forced heels and toes. Seconds
g pairs for CSC.
Silk Neckties in English regi-
mental stripes, scores Of differ
ent combinations, at one-third
less than the usual price-65c.
More than 1000 Four-in.
Hands, in stripes, figures and
other popular patterns-25c.
Pioneer Suspenders, one-third
under price-50c.
Bat-Wing Bow Ties, in popu.
lar pattern. Save third at soc.
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CO. g
WOnaen's Stockings

WOn,en's Stockings
Mercerized Ribbed Sports Hose,
in black and colors-50c.
Full-fashioned Ingram Silk
Stockings (silk to the tops);
black, white and shades; seconds,
$1.85.
Full-fashioned Mercerized Lisle
Stockings, in black and colors;
seconds-50c.
Full-fashioned Silk Stockings
with mercerized Isle tops and
soles; black and white; sizes 81
to 10; seconds-$1.25.
"Granite Brand" Silk Stock
ings, full-fashioned, mercerized
tops with the "Granite" blocks
which prevent runs; black, white
and colors; sizes 81 to 10; Sec
onds-$1.3O.
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White Cotton Fabrics

wv SS0
Fine white Flaxon, in neat
corded checks, with a permanent
finish. Less than half-32c.
One thousand yards Of fine
Swiss Organdie, worth almost
double-45c.
Linen-finish Suiting, finely
woven: Suitable for women's
and children's wear-22c.
W00len Dress Goods
Cream Tailoring Serge, ALL
wool and 44 inches wide-S1 90.
Fine Dress Serge, in cream
only, all-wool; 4s-inch-$1.5O.
Trimmings
Grosgrain Ribbon, picot-edged:
in a variety of fashionable coiors:
Y Inch width, 14c; 1-inch-1ec.
Lustrous Satin Sash Ribbon.
IN inches wide; in coral, henna,
apricot, mais, Harding blue and
lavender; less than half price
60c a yard.
Imported Flouncings, Of batiste
and voile; skilfully embroidered
in colors; 25 inches wide-4Oc.
Edgings and Bands of Venise
Lace, chiefly in white; a dainty
trimming for voile and organdie
dresses-45c.
Imitation Crochet Edgines,
several different patterns, in
narrow widths; used extensively
for trimming underwear, curtains
and everyday linens-5c a yard,
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FIRST FLOOR
Silk Socks, in black, cordo-
van, navy blue and gray. Sec
onds-32c.
Mercerized Socks in black and
colors. Seconds-6 pairs, 75c.
Mercerized Lisle Socks, with
high-spliced heels and double
soles. Seconds-20c.
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Misses and Children's Wear
Sandals

Sandals
Misses and Children's Barefoot
Sandals, of tan leather with solid
oak-tanned leather soles; on
broad, nature-shaped lasts; all
sizes from children's 5 to misses
2-$l.95.
THIRD FLOOR
Underwear
Children's Nainsook Might
Gowns, trimmed in blue; sizes &
to 12 years-40c.
Barred Muslin Night Drawers
for children of 6 and 8-40c.
FIRST FLOOR
UnderUear and Hosiery
Children's Waist Suits Of rib
bed cotton, nearly half-price-
39c.
Children's White Mercerized
Lisle Socks, with fancy roll tops,
slightly imperfect. When per-
feet, they sell for about double
-1Sc.
Children's Ribbed Cotton Stock
ings, in black, white and cordo-
van, seconds of qualities which
sell for about double-20c.
Children's Mercerized Ribbed
Sports Hose, in black, white,
cordovan, back and champagne;
with fancy roll tops, more than
one-third under price-45c.
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WOmen's Skirts
THIRD FLOOR
WOn,en's COrsets

Sample lot of Corsets-Smart
Bet, Redfern, S. & C. Special and
many others; some Elastic Girdles
among them-$3.45.
Bandeau Brassieres, hook-front
ss!tyle pink brccade with wide elias
TIC section-5Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

Batiste Shirts-wonderful hot
weather Shirts, of metric make;
in various attractive stripe
effects; at saving Of more than
one-third-$1.55.
White Shirts, with collar at
tached; comfortable in proper
tioning and well-made. Much
under price-$1.60.
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STRAMBRIDGE g. CLOTHIER
Tomorrow the First of
Two Clover Days

of
purchases Two days wonderful economy Tor fnadepna
ear h
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$13.25
$16.50
$1,000
$l8.50j<
i i $500
q q $3.50
$1,000
Millinery

A clearance of odd lots of Hats
White Satin Hats, white-and-
black Garden Hats and many
others at a fraction Of their
value-$1.95.
New Velvet and Duvetine
Hats; black, poppy, sand, pheas-
ant, brown, embroidered in wool
and trimmed with velvet-braid
ornaments-$4.75.
Black Maline Hair Hats
trimmed with ostrich, wings and
glycerine fancies-$4.50.
New Navy Blue Hats trimmed
in white; large and medium
shapes; half price-$3.50.
WOn,en's Silk BLOuses
Habutai Silk Blouses in white
and in black, and in tailored and
semi-tailored styles-$2.00.
Crepe de Chine Blouses in flesh
color and white, tailored and
semi-tailored.-$2.50.
Crepe de Chine Over-Blouse in
light shades elaborately beaded
and embroidered-$3.95.
Tailored and semi tailored
Pongee Blouses, roll, Tuxedo and
Peter Pan collars-$1.95.
Neck FLrs
Canadian Wolf Animal Scarfs
in blue-gray and beige-$20.0O.
Two-skin Stone Marten Scarfs,
with heads, tails and paws-$50.
Russian Fitch Scarfs, in two
skin effects-$10.00.
THIRD FLOOR
W0n,en's Aprons
Dress Aprons, not all sizes in
each style-85c to S1.25.
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drawers, open TOP.
Pullman Coaches
Third, $21.25
Apartment size. with reversible
rubber tires.
2-Lbs. of Candy for Csc
Genuine Bryn Mawr assorted
Chocolates: two pounds In a round
decorated metal box for 95c.
Hard Candy, 32c
Satin-fnish Assorted Candy, in
decorated tin boxes for safe keeping,
32c pound.
FIRST FLOOR
Mems and WOmen's
Umbrellas, $3.50
Sturdily constructed OF piece-dysd
union taffeta (silk-and- -cotton).
Black Suit Cases, $4.OO
Black-enameled, made over strong
frame. leather corners, two leather
straps; "a, 26- and 2s-inch.
COwhide Bags, $7.95
Travelling Bags, nearly all with
hand-sewed frames. protected cor
ners and centre lock; ls-inch size,
SECOND FLOOR
Popular Novels, 2Sc
Several thousand. some slightly
damaged.
FIRST FLOOR
Bead Necklaces-$25O
lndestructible Pearl Bead Neck
laces. 24-inch length. gold clasp
About half price,
Bread Trays-$1.65
Silver-plated on nickel silver.
Hair Nets-35c a dozen
Clover-brand Hair Nets. Cap and
fringe styles.
ButtOns-1Oc a dozen
Oriental Pearl Buttons with self
shanks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
Clover Day Values for the Home
China, Glassware


Cut glass footed Flower Bowls,
one-fourth less-$3.00.
Nests Of five Bowls for the
kitchen, usually one-third more
--85c.
Metal-covered Fruit Bowls, less
than half price-$1.65.
Light-cut Mayonnaise Bowls,
with plate and spoon-$1.75.
Imported China Dinner Sets, 80
pieces, neatly decorated; save
more than one-third-$25.00.
Art NeedLeluOrk
THIRD FLOOR
White muslin-covered Pillows
filled with excellent silk floss,
1924 and 22x22 inches. Almost
one-third under price-65c.
Stamped Pillow Cases, hem
stitched for crocheting-$1.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25
WOn,en's H0ndkerckiefs

Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, 1Oc
each. New lot Of Handkerchiefs
at one-third to one-half former
prices.
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WOnaen's Gloves

Imported White Lisle Gloves,
in sixteen-button length-55c.
Long Silk Gloves, 12-button
length; some sizes in 16-button;
white and light gray-$1.00.
Slip-on Gloves Of washable
chamois-lisle; some with strap
wrist-55c.
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FIRST FLOOR
WOn,en's Slueaters

Jersey Sports Coats, Tuxedo
style, and in the most desirable
shades; under price-$4.S6.
Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, fancy
weave, belted style-$2.95.
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THIRD FLOOR

House Dresses
"Queen Make" Morning Frocks
Of gingham and voile; sizes SO to
46-now $1.65.
Clearance Of Morning Frocks;
voile, batiste, tissue and dotted
Swiss; some white among them;
sizes SO to as in the lot-$1.50
to $3.95.
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Shirts of Woven.
Stripe Madras, SLIGO

A really wonderful group Of
Shirts Of fine woven madras. An
excellent assortment of patterns
and colorings. The savings are
we'll worth while.
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WOn,eIa's Underluear

Philippine Envelope Chenises,
with shoulder straps or built-up
shoulders; embroidered-$1.95.
Philippine Embroidered Night
Gowns greatly reduced.
Nainsook Night Gowns, EN-.
broidery-trimmed-s6c.
Envelope Chemises trimmed
with lace or embroidery, various
styles-86c.
Sample line Of Underwear at
one-fourth less than regular
prices.
SECOND FLOOR
Princess Slips OF white tub
silk, lined to the hips with
cambric-$2.65.
White Satine Petticoats, some
with hemstitched hem, others
with tucked flounce; double panel
back and front-65c.
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.Onaen's NecklUem

Organdie Vestee Sets, en-
broidered and lace trimmed,
tucked and lace-trimmed-65c.
Collar-and-Cuff Sets, of eyelet
orgsndie and Swiss; four differ
ent patterns-45c.
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Draperies, etc.


Cretonne, 36-inch, several pat
terms, both light and dark colors,
at half price--15c a yard.
Couch H a m m ocks, floor
samples, some with davenport
back, save one-third-$13.50.
Colored Scrim with neat de-
signs in several colors, less than
half price-20c yard.
Cretonne Chair Seats and :
Backs Of heavy striped cretonnes
in blue, gray and orange, worth
one-third more-$1.50 q set.
Cedar Chests, slightly marred
floor samples, size 46 x 10 K 10
inches, worth far more-$16.50.
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WOnen's Shoes

White Canvas Pumps, one.
strap and two-strap styles; two
strap Patent Leather and two
strap Gun-metal Calf Pumps, all
sizes-$4.75.
. Black Glazed Kidskin Oxfords,
round toes, plain or straight tips,
~ Inch leather military heels,
all sizes-$2.75.
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Women's Apparel at
Clover Day Prices
WCn,en's Dresses
SECOND FLOOR

New Crepe de Chine Dresses in over-blouse
style with flying panels; black, navy blue, dark
brown and white.
New Crepe de Chine Dresses in black navy
blue, dark brown and white; loose panels from
neck to hem; crushed girdle.
New Crepe de Chine Dresses in box-plaited
redngote style; new draped sleeves. Black, y
navy blue, dark brown and white.
Tricolette Dresses in tunic, panel and ,
straight-line styles; beaded, embroidered
braided Black navy blue, beige, henna, rose, ,
jade and white.
Fine Voile and Gingham Dresses in light ant
dark shades, regular and extra sizes but not al
models in each size.
High-grade Dresses of dimity, tissue and ging
ham, in light and medium shades; tunic anc
straight-line styles. Greatly reduced.
Dresses of voie, gingham, Swiss, tissue and 4
linen; light and medium shades. Many less
than half price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

Smart tailored Suits of Ramie
linen; white, navy blue, Copen-
hagen blue, heliotrope and russet;
half price at $500.
Silk-and-wool Crepe Suits, in
black and navy blue; slashed
seams; collar linked at waist-line;
peau de cygne lining-S22.50.
Homespun Suits in shades of
tan and heliotrope; with or with
out belt-$10.00.
High-class Suits of fine twills
and tricotines; long coats; chiefly
tailored trimming-S35.00.
WOn,en's Coats
Unlined Coats of herringbone
velour; sports length; belted all
around; gray and brown-$7.75.
A clearance of a miscellaneous
lot Of Coats, about half price
$12.75.
Silk Capes and Coats-a clear
ance lot; chiefly black, a few in
seolors; silk-lined Throughout
$l9.75.
Rubberized Raincoats in tan
only small lot-$4.5O.
WOmen's Skirts
White Wash Skirts in various
styles, chiefly of gabardine-$2.
~ Clearance of a varied lot of
eklrts-plaited Skirts in stripes
and plaids, a few serges, odd lots
OF Silk and Flannel Skirts in
colors-$350.
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Used Pianos

OSe0 PlanOS
FIFTH FLOOR
Special group Of Used Up
right Pianos at $1l5, $l55 and
SITS which may be bought
for $500 first payment, and
the balance at $500, $500 or
$500 monthly. Price includes
Piano Stool and delivery in or
near Philadelphia.
Player-PianOs
Used Players, special at
S275, $295 and 1926. First
payment $1,000. Balance in
small amounts each month.
Including bench or chair and
IL rolls of music.
Photographs
Floor samples, all guaran-
teed, and any one delivered
for $500 first payment, the
balance at $500 monthly.
Prices for Clover Day-$25,
$35, $45, $55, s65, $75.
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Floor Coverings
RorrRTry TT nm

cOON1f1 fIJOH
Royal Wilton Rugs in the
9x12-foot size, worth one-third
more-$55.00.
Overbrook Administer Rugs in
three desirable sizes-7.6x9 feet
-$21.00; s.3x10.6 feet-$25.OO;
9x12 feet-$27.O0.
Crex and Prairie Grass Rugs
in many designs with green, blue
and tan colorings, 9x12 feet, $11.
FLOOR Az
Slightly imperfect Administer
Rugs, 9x12 feet, special-$22.0O.
Japanese Stenciled Grass Rugs,
in blue, tan or green shade-Sx10
feet-$3.s5; 9x12 feet-$4.35.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

Tropical Suits, $500
For young men; less than
half price.
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Miscellaneous

g.: 80: :: : y
FOURTH FLOOR ~
l. Fibre-eovered lined with lining five \\N
BASEMENT ~
Third, $2125
Apartment sze reversible and ho.v,
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Palmolive Soap, 75c doz.
About $4,000 cakes at this very
special price.
Bath Brushes-35c
Wire Brush. circular shape.
StatiOnery-25c
Half price for these boxes Of
imported paper: "a sheets Of paper
and "a tissue-lined envelopes. Many
colors and sizes.
Letter Tablets-12c
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Housefurnishings
FOURTH FLOOR

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Aluminium Cooking Kettles,
good quality, covered, 8-quart
size: Usually one-third higher
-$1.10.
Corn Brooms Of good quality,
three-sewed; under price-55c.
Gray enamel Preserving
Kettles, To- and 1S-quart sizes,
worth much more-95c.
Miscellaneous
BASEMENT
Clearance of Wooden Porch
Swings, exactly half price-$5.00.
FLOOR 2h
White Enameled Beds, in all
regular sizes, with good spring
attached, low in price-$12.O0.
Roll-edge felt Mattresses, full
50-pound size, in one or two parts,
with good, heavy ticking-$12.
Heavy woven wire Springs
with metal frame, all sizes-$12.
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Framed Mirrors for the bou-
doir, buffet or mantel. In many
styles and finishes. Now half
price-$1.25 to $4,000.
Japanese Vase Lamps with
hand-painted parchment shade.
Yellow, rose or wistaria-$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SPEEDERS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

police were, searching Monday for
three drunken drivers who pushed
two autos from the Sunset highway
sunday. injuring five persons.
Those were tho two high spots In
the weekend record.
At Monday noon. II motorists had
signed the police hictter. charged
with speeding. One man was held
as a reckless driver. and none had
been taken for drunken driving. one
man only was injured. In a total OF
u minor accidents reported 90 the
police.
The slump In recklessncss. police
believe. In due 10 the Increased
vigilance % the patrols and the re.
doubled efforts TO keep the streets
safe. together with greatly increased
penalties for those offensen.
A ccroner's jury was 90 decide
kins. age 7. of Issaqush. came 20 her
death Saturday evening. Tho little
Eiri. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold King. OF fssaquah. was play.
ing on tho street near her home
when an auto driven BY A. J. naer.
ssos Webster at. Seattle. struck her.
Baer's car was travelling within 20
miles an hour he told Deputy sheriff
+, A. Fisher. The giri died In tho
Rcnton hospital n few hours later.
Baer said the accident was unavold.
able. Bacr was arrested. but later
released.