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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

@dbrenb 6eS Derfloiiere1 SabreS
tpurben $50 @ebnrten l111b 202 To~
.beSfdlle BON Ben beri6te6enen @ellln0z
5beitSdn1ter11 tn 8ropn Gountp a1 baS
:itaatlt6e @elunbbettSamt gemelbet,
,gen1db beS far5li6 erftatteten 8ert6tS
an @eri6t8i6retber @arl 8. Manoerz
felb. Mdbre16 beS SabreS 1920
.Dmr0en 557 @ebnrten unO 203 SobeSz
.fdlle angenelbet, morauS erft9tlt@ 1T,
5bab fait fein unterihieb III btelen s3abz
len 5l perSei6nen 1T.
0fur / gpbesfall I'M pergangenen
Sabr.
Gus biefem 8ert9t gebt berpor,
sbab gobbe11 l111b Gpa1t fetnen 3upadS
,3l per3et6nen baben, benin aus 1ebent
76ieier beiDe11 Srti1afte11 tpllrbe ie etne
,@eburt lno ein Tobe8fan ange5etgt.
Ser geliinbeite Ylat i6eint ieooh9
Io1Dn Sot1e al1 iet1, aus bent y.
I@ebnrten5 l1nb nur ein 5obeSfan gez
sntelbst tpnrbe. Der 51Deitgell
Blak f9ettlt IotDniDtp Sdfe pa1t8ta
;3ll fem, slpel6eS Is @eburten l11to etne1t
ES1o6esfaa an5etgte.
gergleide.
Sn ben gr6Bere1l Srti6aften oeS
EgonntpS iit fetne beionbere gerdnz
|.6erl1ng ii SET 3abl Ser geburten. llno
Iooesfdlle. 1t ben Sabren 1920 1lno
1921 5u pern1erIe11 5leepn Gne be-
lri1tete ). s.. 81 @eburten ll1lo l6
Ego6eBfdlle tin yabres 1920 u1lo So
EGeburte1t lrb %, Iobesfdlle fir ods
Epergangene Subj 9prtngfiel6 mel
oete 81 @eburte11 lt1lb l4 1obesfdHt
Efiir oaS pergange gene Ss}NaDr gegen 39 (
I@ebnrten 1lno / 1 s pbeSfdQe in Sor=
Iinbre. Der unteri6ieb 1T nett gr1=
lSberii11t Ser @5tabt Stem uln, benin bteit
sberibtete iiber l8 j @5sburte11 ll11b lOll
gobeSfalIe geger l6O @eburten uni
E9O Io6esfdlle Siln yahre 1920. Sier.
EanS IL erft9tli9, bafB a1ndberuo 1zss
Iidmtli9er gebllrtel1 I'M County all
Ioas Go11to BON Stem nln gelebt iper:
E0en 1nliien, n11o etlpaS mebr ais ST
ISdlffe idmtliin1er DoeSfdlIe I'M Gol111
ltp ttp. 1ana1 81 urteiile1l 11dfte slset
lllln ID eigentliid olS Der uligeliin6eit
I9rttf TN go1nt11 angel ben merben, Dod
! (Jortiesung auf Der A. Seite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
Meue Grfinoll1tg
anf oet1t Marft
&eute ppn JairfagzMem ltlnt IN
tereTiert an Der @riinoung elmer
Gprppratipn. WDglidfett pDrz
hanben, oak Mnlage nab Stem
11Im tpttttttt.

Gine Mn5abl Gei6dftsleute nnlereS
Na1barorteS Tatrfar tragen it6 NIT
|oem @eoanfen Ser @riin0ung etner
Corporation I'M eine neue Grfinonng
|auf Sen Marft 3lt brtngsn. Mt bte=
I Ten @el6dftSlenten anoeiiert TT Dr.
q. s.. 5eifert BON Stem ulnl. Dte
@rfinbung 1T et1t etpiger &alenoer,
|bnr6 SEN mon IN sic Sage perfebt
|tpiro, tn gang ei1fa6er @eiie ein be-
|liebiqes 9atnnl, Sabr, Monat nnb
Sag l9neM unb ii6er feif5nitellen.
Die Grfir1ber bieie8 &alenber8 ftno
ste 6erren Wn1. g. 5finner BON
5s5uirfar. unb gg, 6. Mangel, aailterer
an ser Gitt3en'S 5tate 8ahf be8ielbe1t
.DrteS. Sen grftnbern iinb bereitS
Ill Yate1ltre6te 5ugelpro6en lporoen
#u1ro Z meitere liegen nod I'M Yatent :
amt por. GS tpirb bebauptet, bob BITS
Eiekt feine abnli6e Grfinbnrs potent.
amtlid angemelbet ipurpe, iooab an.
Fsilnsb men II, oaB allf oenr '@sit rtarfs
BE feine berartige Grfinollng ertittert.
p}an 1T bemibf, ii6 SaS Yatent eu6
fGr Ganaba nrb europa 81 it1ern.
/ Ser &ale1ber TT aus Meiitng ber-
.9eitellt nnb beitebt aus etnen1 Nabe
iunb ether grt 4latte, nngefdbr 8-6-2
3on grob. Dur6 Dreben oes Naz
.6eS erbdlt mon bann Ste geipiinl6fen
sDate11; our6 8prmdrtSoreben bte gu
tiinftigerl llno bnr9 Hiidmdrtsh shreben
Sic Datenaus ser 8ergangenbeit.
@eienidaft sebilbet,
@8 lit bereits etne @eielli6aft gez
.biloet norben, sic eS 1i6 5nr Nnf=
5qabe ma6t ote1e &alenber ber3uitellen,
SDQs @rilnonngst stapttal betrd9t $780,
600. Beamten fir1b 6. W. Seimann,
Brdiibent; 50. s. Mangel, 8teezBrdz
5ioent; $. 6. @ra8non, 99atmete
!iter unb Dr. 81. g. 5etfert, Sefretdr.
.Serr Seima1n 1T poDlbefannt tn
fMem nlnt.
53ur3eit laBt bse @eieli6aft BE
.&aleroer IN Chicago beritellef1; eS
miro ieoo6 eeplant, bic Gabritatton
'bierber gu perle9en, mus na6 Nnlt6d1t
BON Serrn Dr. 5etfert Ste Nnitellllns
bon 800 Herlonen beoe1lten Mir
Sc. Man peripri6t ii6 etne CUTE
3uflnft fir btele &alen6er, beio1loers
.oa et1pas Aebnli6eS nod ni6t eriz
5ftiert, urb bofft, ben gan5en 8eltmarft
tfilr oieie neue Grfinonng gu tnterelitez
ifp1t ss l5s "a sstslsflss 53sl q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
G!'';rlfolgtettt1es G!'';l sSatjr oel' i
9reiet1tigfetts aird)s|


2ette Wo6e gab' Sic bieitge Dretz
eini9feit8z &tr6e iDre1t idbrltden 8ez
ri6t beral1s, aus Dem BerDorgebt, ebub
mdbrerlo beB DerganBetle1 SuDre8 es
Der genetnbe 1116g1th NOR, $11 600
ibrer 9aulben at5utragen. DteS
tam fi9erlt1 ais eth gl1te8 grgebni8
beaetdnet 1peroen,. lpe1ln man Ste
augenbItd1th bter berrl6 6e11be1l i9lebz
ten findn5ieler gerbdltntiie 1T 8ez
tra1t atebt. 2allt Beri1t beltefe11
ii1 ste Tptaleinnabntert duf $40,z
90O,64, anSl6lteblid 6es &afienbez
,itanbeS 5l1 Nnfang 6e8 JaDreS, Der
$2,271.38, betrug. u. s,
Die Nnsga6e1 pdbren6. oeS per55.
.floiie1en 9abre8 tparen gr6ber al8 bte.
@in11abn1e1, lobab, Der &aiienbeitano
am /. Sanuar 1922 llngefdbr $1,000.
geringer mar, alS am L. Sdn1ar beS
8oriabres. Men1 aber. In Grind.
gnng, ge3ogen tpirb, oob ei1r groberI
Nnba1 a111 56ulbaufe NIT etnem &o<a
itena1ftpanb bon $50, 600 errtdtets
unb babs bieie 9nmme NIT
NuSnabme BON $4,000 bereit8 be-
5obH 1T, 10, tit flar erii6tli6, bab iih
sic @emetnbe IN iebr gutter ftnan5teller
Gage beftnbet. ..
Dte @tnnabn1e11 ullb NuSgaben Der
@emeiabe fetten it6 1pie folgt 5uiamz
n1e1t:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

E1ldDernb 200 5anbiperfe gelebrt iperz
ben llnb bab eS baS 8eitreben bes
8eteranens8nroS lit, 6ieien 2euten
Stellunge11 fiIr begrer5te 3eit 81 per-
i6affen, iobaB bieielben praftii6e @rz
fabrung befommen f0nnan, felbit tpent1
iie nur lpe1tig ooer gar feine 8e5ablnng
erbalten iollten. s
Sc lagen ionit fetne tpeitereit MIDI
tigen @ef6dfte Dor u1ro Sic 8erian1mz
lung i6loB NIT etnem 2nn6 urb einent
feDr angenebn1en Nau6abenb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

i @ine gr6bere Geielli6aft iunger
9ente faroen it6 III LETTER 8o6e. I'M
George @rtebel 5einn IN GottonlDoob
Elm, UNI gen1et1ianr NIT Sri, Birginia
Nalmer beren @ebnrt8tag 5u feiern.
Ma6 angenebnler llnterbaltung nnb
&arteniptel ipurbe nm Neitterna6t ein
Dor3iigli6er 9nn9 ierDiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
eyeuer Nlarnt,
aber fein syener
Snnfe1t fttegetl BON eleftril6en
9rdAten tn WDtor Snn. syeuer
alarm etnberid)tet. sSeuermebr
prDmpt CUR Stelle. Seine Gr=
r Spiel.

9onntaSnhht o6er otelmebr Monz
tagmorgen tpurbe Sic Beuertpebr
alarn1iert uno nladte einen 0fez
forobre6enben aarf na6 ser Teuerz
itdtte i'm auS3uftn6en, bab es nibt
einmal brannte. Die Teueruebr
mar 10 prompt, 6ab iie an Srt
llno 9telle mare, ebe sic i6rille
Dampfpfeife gum 5netten Male ibr
ltnmenf6i6eS @ebeul ausgeltoben
bate. Ser Teuer Nlarm mar biz
reft mad bem SeuerbanS sel6idt,
iporoen un0 Die SuneerS Sic sort
l6lafe11 tparen i6on fertig gum
Sortfabren ebe !bte @anermerfSz
iation &enntntS bon ben1 Teuer
bate.
Sn ser Neotor Snn befanben
it6 nod @dite. 5rau 9teinfe bate
.ii6 gerabe 81 8ett begebel1 na6bem
ite Dem lebtem &n11ben oufgeipartet
bate, ais ii6 tbr 3tn1ner' {o51=
iagen NIT eleftrtiden Sunfen an
fiillte. Sn oen unteren 9ldunl=
lt6fetten itoben Ste Tunfen aud)
MIR 70 llntber,5 unb ba 9ften1anb
tpubte mas nod fommen m66te,
lpur6e bie Teuerlpebr Station telez
pbonii6 auf Teuer oerltdnbist. 9ll8
Ste SeuerfDebr anfam fanben iie
fetne Spur BON Jeuer. 9ln ser
Dede i6ie1l eine Noiette ettpaS an
.gei6lndr5t git iet11, aber eine unter=
'in6nng ergab fetne 9pnren BON
.Teuer.
glls ser @leftrifer SEN na6iten
gag poripra6, fonnte er feine lrz
la1e fiir SEN Irubel finoen. Sin
Yaar Tule 8lodS iparen 'rauSge=
blaien aber lonlt mar fet1r 96aoe11
4angert6tet tpor0erl. llngefdbr lr1
4oielelbe s3eit ipielte ii6 I'M Sei11t
BON Sobn S6neioer, etn 8lof
tpeiter iiioli1, ettpaS aebnli6es ab.
Nu6 ba ftoben 0ie Sll1rfe11 obne
5@6aben anSurt6ten. Sad Torlter,
Deputp Teuer Mariball Ser it6 IN
ser 5ta6t befa11b, CAB feine 5beorie
gum 8eiten. 9upt. 5uepelmdr1n
.lpiberiprtdt bteient, 0enn ietner sln=
.li6t na6 bdtte, tpe11n etne pl0blt0
5bobe goltage iiber baS 0rabt gez
gangen pdre, bas nad Ser Weotor
.Ss5ynn fiibrt, 96aben perllrladt NOR
ben Ser bon @leftrtfern Ser
Nnlage butte auSgebeliert tper0en
nllilie11; bab aber fein 9feparatur
Nrbett Wontagmorgen rtottpenoig
.tpnrbe.
gor ettpa 5lpei Moden fanben
.einige @e16dfte Lungs Ser 0itli6en
9eite bon Niin1lelota gtrabe W3on=
tagmorgen aus, bab ite fein 2i6t
l1nb an6 feine &raft batten. Dte
.gleftrifer bte 6ieie Rldte belndz
ten fanoen In ie6eua Ylab eine
5tabl Dede Dor 1nb Ser Irubel
slbien In ser gtdbe Ser Dede Su
.iein. Sn etnenn SAT- fanben ite,
.oab bein1 6eitma6en Der 9tabl=
oede Elm Nagel our6 ba8 Drabt
getriebe11 iporoe1l mar nno on Ste
lem Bab abgebra1l11t mar. Da Ste
sDrdbte mad ber s9io gette 1lt6t
tn guten1 3ultano iino 10 lit eS
.lei6t n10gltd, bab IN 3ufnnft etz
tpaS Mebnli6eS paiiieren mag pie
tn Ser Motor Snn unb all anoeren
Yldhen. G8 mag ii6 lobnen fir
8lDlde Sic etne 5tablbede tn tbren1
@el6dftslofal baben, Ste Drabtleiz
ltlr1g genau nnterlu6en 3l1 lallen,
.iobab ale Geuergefabr elimirltrt
Eiptrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
statiitif iber @ebnrz
ten l11to gpoesfdue

@eridbtsidreiber 6 6, g. Ma1berfelb
beri6tet iiber @eb1irten 11no 3Dz
besfalle III 8rptpit Gpnntp itn
Sabre 1921. 9D111e gp1pnibip
fat bie 11etften @eburten lt1o 0ie
1pe1tigiten gDbesfaae 5lt ner5eidz
11en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
q Ser syuuofrane11perein ser fas

Der Sungf franettoerein Der fa=
tbolil9en Stride btelt DtenStagabeno
oteier @o1e I'M fatboliiden 9dul=
balls ieine reselmdbige n1onafli6e
Derfam11lung ab, Str biefe Self
genbeit ipar Elm biibfhes Brograntnt
drrangtert tporoen ipel6e8 IN por5iigz
lt6er 0et}e allr Durdfiibri11g ges
langte. 3ebn MDaiitglieber Beg Ser
ems beteiliiagten1iiiidd ali bben1 Drogran111l.
,,Na6 5nluB Ser regel mdhigen @e=
i9dftSbe eriammlung lpnroeE eth feiiter
0un6 ierptert,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
Gontlltercial Club
fit Mlltp Gantp
Grfldrt ii4 fiir @riinbnitg eines Nut
To Narfs. Ser Stabtrdt ipn|
eriltdt iper0el1, bei Der 9igblpap
&Dn1ntiiIiott tuegett 8funerrng-
ein5,ttDn1me1t.

Sn ber am Montagabenb II Sen
Rdun1en bes Commercial Stub BON
bteiem abgebQltenen gelmdbigen Ser
'ian1mlung, tpnroe Sic @riinoung eineS
2lnto~I iitenz8arfS fiir Stem lllm
etngebeno beipro6en unb bon Ser
9ta0tbeb6rbe bie tatfrdftige lnterz
itlbnng IN bieier Nngelege1beit 5uge=.
fagt, fo6ab biS gum Gintritt ser
Iouriit riitenz9atlon etn Qutoparf fer
tig9eitellt iet1t biirfte. Il.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10

SearD 90 dnobrt6, 5obn BON
Germ n1tb Sran @eorge 51nobri6
bon ct Yanl, befinnet ji6 tn Der
s9tdbt I'M ieine 6rellilbe ST beflden
.ll1lb aud geleeentlt6 oeridieoerle Sc
Hf1dfte 3u erleoigen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-10
5etuer &plttrQfte
9tenstag perge6e1t
Siege apmpetitipn tit stabt &pnz
trafte fir Mb5ngsfandle. 8reiie
iebr niebrig. Mrbeit NIT 40
Mann an Setuers 1Dbalo SrDit
aug 8pDen 1T.

Bter5ebn Jtrf1e11 ret6ten Nnge=
bote et1t IN ser am letten DtenStag=
abenb obgebaltenen regelmdbigen 5tbz
ll11g beS @taotratS. Die Nngebote
tparen In einigen Der BGllen mentger
tpte Ser 5taotrat ertpartete nn0 ba8
1tiebrtglte Mngebpt mar $4,000 nte=
brtger tpte Ser &oiteniiberi9lag BON
@tabt Snge11ieur Mtntun.
16 8lpf Mb5ugsfandle+
@e63ebn 8lod SeperS iollen gez
legt inerben m11b aud @alierr0bre11
an Minneiota @traBe 3ipii6en Der
is. ll11b II. 5iib 5trabe., Die
@emerS fo1n1r1e11 mad perl6tebenen
Ieilen Ser @tabt, bret anf bte 9forO
5eite uno einer an Sic 5iib Sette nro
slpar tpte folgt: Waibington BON 4.
biS 8 Norb gtrabe; 5tate pon Center
bis 8 Morb; 8roabmap bon 6. btS g.,
Dtoro uno 1dngS 8. gforoitraBe na6
8abingtpn; gioro Minnelota Sfraz
&c 51pi}6en 6. llnb 9. @5trabe. SiiD
Winne1ota 5tpti6en 5. l1nb 8. @5trabe.
Ser @tate 5traben 9ener tptro 1t6
aud 2l5 SUP iiibli6 BON Center
Strabe erltredem.
Mngebpte bebeutenb lttter Gfttmate.
Den Gontraft fiir 6a8 2egen BON
MailerrDbren an 5iib Mtnneiota
gtrabe tpnrbe an Ste Senen @onltrucz
ton So. bon ct. Saul flr $5,818.20
pergebe1, $500 ipeniger rpie pom Snz
ginenr Deranl6la9t mar. Nabr =
@pratt bon 8tpeitone ip1lroe ber gonz
trait fiir bte 9eper Nrbeiter' 5l1ge=
lpro6en Ste etn Nngebot etngeret6t
batten fiir $28,569.00. 9tabt Snz
genienr Mt1tun1 bate btele grbeit
fir $38, 900 perani6lagt. Der Con-
trait lit bereitS unterl6rteben tporben.
@obalb Ser Groif aus bem 8oben 1T,
lol NIT Ser glrbett begonnen tperoe1t
l1nb eine Manni9aft bon 40 1on an
qeiteMt >perben, bic metiten bapon
Nrbetter bon SEEM nln 70 nett tpie
sizes tunlib lit. Ste Der{9tebe11e11
aontrafte fiir 5eiper Nrbett belaufen
ii6 mie folgt: Morb Mtnnelota $5,z
5l6.71; Broabmap, So, 499 40; @tate
11nb @albtngton $9,173.50; Siib
Minnelota $5,370.55.
Geri9iebener Meinuttg.
.Die @rlnoeige11tumg8 an
Morb @aibington 9trabe fDeine1t
stpeierlei Neeinung gu iein, megen ber
0totmenoiefett ienen 9tabtteil NIT
5tobtpaiier aa1 perieDet. @ine Dele
cation NIT 81. sc. SaaS all Der 9pibe
opponirte bielen Nrojeft lt1tb Beter
&ibberger pertrat bie an0ere 9eite.
geadbem Ser Stabtrat Ste Nrglin1ente
angeb6rt bate, bei6lob .er 6aS aegen
SET WallerrDbre1 u11b Der 5tabt Sn=
qenielr nurbe a1lgenteien Hldne ll11o
5pecififdtionen allS3llaubeiten. /
Trob Ser, Eatia6e, bab BUS Delen
Ser @trabe1 1t6t Rbr 5altfriebenitelz
llenb mar 11nb ste Soften iebr bo1
tparen, 10 tpnroe Sod bef6lnfien N1z
qebote fiir ba8 2iefern BON 100000
Oallonen Sel, mebr ooer tceniger,
einS1lforoern llno 5pdr bis 55ltm 20,
O1dr3. s3n ie1ter Bet niro al1i oae
Bflaitert1 bon State 9trabe belproz
den unb enbgiiltfg erleotgt neroen,
| < & 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
NuUer u ecOruted
GlasslCareI 10
Delight f,slIv Cool
LOOKING

Consequently there II much
Of It used In Summer homes
and many gifts Of It given to
Summer brides. One thing,
too, that people like about It
Is the inexpensive price.
Cream and sugar sets are
an example. They are en-,
graved glass, 40 are all the
pieces mentioned below, and
they are from $8 to 81 = set. K
y Lemon dishes and butter plates
are "a each, # s. 34
Vases. - TO san ~
Sandwich plates. 1880 to &21.
Berry bowls, 80.
Candy 5ars, e0.bo to &22.
Doudoif pitchers. .@ll 70 $40.
$3.50. .
Cheese and cracker stands, $11.
Ice tea pitchers, 80 to $21.
(Maln Tleer)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
81 q Pair for
Imp p0rted Long
Chafnois-I
Gloves

A special Price on . hns suede
finish fabric glove made In
Europe. 16-button length, IN
beaver, gray, pongee, covert, tan
and black, with self-color en-
broidered backs.
Fine quality Milanese silk
gloves in 16-button length, with
double finger tips, are specially
priced at $3.50 . pair.
Black, white, pongee, and sew
eral shades Of mode and gray.
(West Aisls)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
New Styles of
/; Lace Tunics

Some are Of Spanish patterned
!. laces in white, black, gray, tan
and brown, and have shallow
necks, set-in sleeves and long
waists.
They are really almost COM
plete, lacking only girdles, finish
ing and under slips, and cost
only $15.75.
The others are of a lighter
weight lace-an imitation filet,
and are priced at $l2.75.
(West Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
A Little Miss Wears
Gl0ve-Silk
Underthings, Too

Just like her mother or older
sister. And after all it is well,
for the soft, soothing hneness Of
glove-silk underwear 10 a real
refreshment in Summer.
Boomers, sizes 8 to IA years,
in several colors, are $3.50.
Vests in the low neck and
bodice style are $3.50.
Princess Slips are In sizes 10
to Ia years and Q host Of dainty
shades. Plain ones are priced
SO, embroidered and lace trim
med, $12. F,r
Nightgowns, delicate colors
and tastefully embroidered fronts
are for girls between 10 and Ia
years and marked $15..
(First Fleor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
A Children's Special
Stamped Dresses
and BOnnets

The dresses are of unbleached
muslin and sizes two, four and
six years, price Soc.
Pretty little bonnets to match,
stamped in "a butterfly and a
floral design, SOC, each.
Both dresses and bonnets are
made up and the embroidery
will be easy to do, as a model in
the Art Needlework Store will
show.
A stamped luncheon set Of five
pieces is also special at 50c.
(Second Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
Dainty Cotton Frocks Hurry in
for Young Women

With warm weather well on
~ way, there is not a moment
toS}ose. And the styles are so
at4active this yearI
Here are the prettiest plaid
q check ginghams for morn
n. Prices start at SITS and
,eg pp to $3.50 for a beautiful
nported gingham dress, or SIS
IT. : fine tissue gingham with or
Eegndie collar and cuffs.
~AE (secO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
A Reed Pullman Baby Carriage at $34
Is an Achievement

white, cream or natural color.
Reversible gear, corduroy up
holstery, everything essential to
unequaled excellence at the price.
A fine selection Of other baby
vehicles, including
Reed Pullman coaches. from sss.So
to SIS.
Rssd ehssiots. $50 10 sSs.so.
=. eeeS stssilssa vitA Ase1. sss y
Dsse ssssllsss. III :. sis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
) Time to Put Up the
VudOr Porch Screens

Screens that shade the porch
from the glare of the sun with
out making it dark or shutting
out the brcezes. III
They are Of the ventilator type,
made of broad strips Of linden
wood treated with waterproof
(Mais
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

We wanted to have the best
reed Pullman baby carriage in
the country at $34, and this is
it.
The best manufacturer in the
country made It for US, and there
is no other carriage at anywhere
near the price that can compare
with II.
Made Of One, round resd, II .
new 1922 mcdalY N . choice Of
(ssvsni
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
12ODinner Sets
One-ThirdLess

! The China Store 10 doing things.
120 dinner sets are taken from
the regular stocks and marked one
third less than market values.
Five different groups, esch afford.
Ing a rare opportunity.
Theodore Haviland French china
dinner sets Of 81 pieces, in beautiful
border patterns. coin gold handles
and edges, complete service for six
persons, now $3.50.
French china dinner sets Of 106
pieces. choice of two handsome
decorations. coin-gold handles and
edges, now $50.
American semi-china dinner sets
of 106 pieces. pretty new border
patterns. coin-gold edges and handles.
now $36. ~
American semi-china dinner sets
Of 106 pieces in pretty semi -conven-
tional border design, coin-gold
handles, now $3.50.
American semi-china dinner sets
OF 107 pieces. in q good gold con-
ventional border. wide coin-Eold
edges and coin-gold handles. now $40.
(FouPth Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
MI Graceful silk
Cupes--AMBlQck

Nsnified as black should
but extremely fashionable
design and usually made Of
enton' or some heavier silk
ETepe or of tricotine or
|pvetyn. 3.
One has a stiff collar with
!esettes, two have caracul col
~; another has a decoration
large French knots.
|dsrices run from $40 to
Ep Third Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
Today New Shipments Come
Into the Sale of White

Quantities of new lace-trimmed
nainsook nightgowns at 81 and
1925 and of nightgowns with
castings and medallions at 81;
also Of the colored nightgowns
in pink, blue, orchid and honey
dew at $3.50.
White crepe nightgowns with
colored stitching at $3.50.
Short petticoats trimmed with
lace at Soc and 81.
Corset covers with lace at 81.
Petticoats, lace-trimmed, $1.5O
to 1925.
Petticoats with double panels
and embroidery for trimming,
$3.50.
Main and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

There is nothing cooler or
daintier than dotted Swiss or
voile in delicate tints and there
are many many delightful little
dresses in both these fabrics with
such moderate prices as $22.60
and $25. Just the things for a hot
Summer afternoon.
Plenty of colors and styles for
young women from fourteen to
twenty.
Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

color - green or brown - and
rugged with metal slides, rope
and safety device.
All widths from 4 to 12 feet
with drop varying from z feet 6
inches and drop of 8 feet 6
inches are here. Prices are $500
to $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
II Prices Drop to $3.50
lOn Moments Afternoon Dresses
(Fifst Floor)

which means a saving of
~ the way from 81 to Sis
ssMHough to buy stockings or
snppers to 60. with, the dress.
a, = dozen styles at least are
/. ~ IN. the lot, all of the pretty
aA crepes which seem in
~ f} fElps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
9@aack-and-White and White and Black
6E in Silk
in Silk

eoiy effective is the black
% wrap that Rutters open
vssi Its lining of soft black
9iy printed in white.
white-patterned black
kost q finish ara 20 inches
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
Rubber-Soled "Keds' for Children
and Young Girls

Xor children of about four to
years the rubber-soled canvas
Suges known as "Keds" may be
& IN high or low styles, and in
selse or brown canvas, the rub
sole matching. Sizes are 8h
! 10 and the prices $1.65 to $2.15
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

evitable this season for after
noon wear. Beaded and en-
broidered and tailored; in dark
and light colors--including
navy, black, fallow, bobolink,
tans, delicate grays, rust and
so on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
In This Sale of Luggage There Is a
-. Travelling Bag for $lO.75

Just one of the many surpris-
ing values that came with the
hundreds and hundreds Of pieces
comprising the sample lines of
two of the greatest manufac-
turers.
The sort of a travelling bag a
man stands by through thick and
Mai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
lust 96 Decorated
Toilet Sets at 4
$35 Each
The regular price of
these sets is JUS t
ah0lat double

these sets IS J us t
about double.
Each set contains eleven
pieces - hair brush, comb,
mirror, clothes brush and the
usual boxes, jars and smaller
pieces.
In a creamy ivory effect,
richly decorated in azure-and-
gold or coral gold or
black-and-gold. A few are
decorated in azure only. The
shape throughout is the ia
vorite and dainty Du Barry
pattern.
A more delightful present for
a graduate or a bride scarcely
could be chosen at the price.
If preferred, the pieces may
be purchased separately, at
these prices: +
Hair brush or cloth brush. %
each.
Mirror, $3.50.
Comb, $40.
.Mair receiver or paR box. -
each.
Cream jar, e1.7S.
Buffer, -.
Button hook, nail ille or cutlcle
knife, each. >el.lB.
(West Alsle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

Some Favorite Songs
Of Timely Interest
.My Wee Little Hut On the
There's {, Corner IN My Heart
Little Town IN the Old County
"Road That Brought You 70
Me-"
Each priced 20 cents.
(eeeen1 F1ees)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
After All, $3.50 Is Enough
for a Man to Put in Shoes

when he intends to them day-and wear them
hard.
There's no reason why can't get smart fashion,
able shoe and scrvccabe shoe at that price, and he
at Wanamaker's.
1t matters not, young man, old man, any man WIN
find the shoe he wants at the one price F%' ~ T
Three popular lasts are: ....,..
modified brogue Tbcn an Ensl.h -. l.,
in black Viking, perfectly plain. ,,,. .' 80 :" ~
Secondly, real brogue VIKING as smart a shoe cou4
tan Viking, perfectly plain. be-. .A
lin FI0or) y.