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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
ACTORS FUND Benefit
TO BE HELD FRIDAY
Annual Performance viii Be Given
at Garrick Theatre

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The annual Actors Fund Benefit
performance will be held at the Garrick
Theatre next Friday afternoon. As in
the past n program has been arranged
which will include four-one act plays.
with casts composed of stage favorites
appearing here and in New York. MANY
musical novelties, and pretentious
feature called THE Sports of the
World in which Philadelphia society
girls will participate.
The playlets include: "The Other
Mrs. Bellis.' with II. Cooper Cliffe,
Jane Wheatley, Theresa Maxwell and
others; THE Sign of the Hour" with
Wilton Lackaye, George Sidney,
Charles Milward. Jessie Ralph, Alfred
Lunte, Glenn Hunter, Allyn King and
Evelyn Gosnell; "Loevrs," a comedy.
with Ina Claire, Robert Warwick,
Macklyn Arbuckle and Edmund Lowe
and THE Triangle" with II. =. War.
ner, Marie Doro, Charles Abbc and
Vincent Serrano.
Other stars who will npnear in
sketches and novelties are Billie Burke,
Jane Grey. Irene Franklin. Ted Lewis,
John Charles Thomas, Irene Castle,
Frank Mcintyre and the Three Kitaros.
sports or the World, the society
feature, was arranged in the nature of
a sequel to last years popular Ports
of the World" In it, the debutantes
and younger matrons will appear in the
very latest fashion creations. Among
those taking part will be the Misses
Sarah and Margeretta Harrison. Mrs.
Joseph Rollins, Mrs. Walton Clark.
Mrs. Clayton Strawbridge. Mrs. Hnr-
rison Gamer and the Misses Catherine
t'assard, Jeanne de ROusse, Eleanor
Dunning. Theodore X. Lille, Katherine
Ogden. Mary Ernestinc Appleton and
Mildred Longstrcth
The staging will be under the direc-
tion of Fred Nixon Nirdlinger, Harry
Il. Jordan and Alexander Leftwich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Miss Franklin's From Missouri

Irene Franklin. one of the stars In
''The Greenwich Village Follies." now
playing an indefinite engagement at the
Shubert Theatre, was born in st. Louis,
hut left there at the tender age of six
months to play a baby role at the
salary of 81 a day in James A. Herne 3
melodrama, Hearts of Oak" Then.
after retiring from the stage for W. :;
to acquire an education, Miss Franklin
played repertoire with Tom Brown
comedy company. In May Blossom
she did song and dance between acts.
That might be called the beginning of
her musical comedy experience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
orpheum PLAYERS in Farce

1.-The High Cost of Loving" by
Frank Mandell, farce that served
as Lew Fields vehicle number Of
wears ago. will be presented at the Or
pheum Theatre next week. II Is all
about a Spanish danseusc aud the havoc
she plays with the hearts Of four young
men, Another prominent character is
that of Ludwig Klinkc, known as the
Mustard King" and active in an
antI- vice crusade. This part will be
plsycd by Dwight Meade. Other favor
ties Of the stock company will be con-
gcnially cast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
white Headed Boy" Comino

THE White Headed Boy" a COM
edy by l1enox Robinson, will be pre-
sented at the Broad Street Theatre
Monday, February @, by the Irish
Players from the Abbey Theatre, Dub
lin. The cast of this unusual attrac-
ton, which will remain only two weeks,
includes Mnurcen Delany. Sydney
Morgan. Harry Hutchison, Norah
Desmond. Suzanne McKernan. MAY
Fitzgerald, Arthur Shields. j. A,
O'Rourke, Arthur. Sinclair, Marie
O'Neill. Christine Hayden and Ger
trude Murphy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Sidney In "WeIcome strann.ru

George Sidney, who plays the role of
Isidore Solomon In Welcome
Stranger" which opens next Monday
night at the Garrick Theatre, last
played here in musical comedy. "Wel-
author of many vaudeville sketches
and the cast includes David Higgins
Howard Gould, Ben Johnson, Edward
Snader, Charles Schofeld, Sylvia Field,
Frances Lawton, Isadora Martin and
Vivian Hickerson. The scene of the
play Is little New England town.
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She Divides Her Interest

Irene Castle. exponent of ballroom
dancing. VINO is one Of the hCadlincrs on
the bill at B. +. Kcith's next week. has
returned to vaudeville for a limited
period only and plans to retire from the
stage permanently at the end of her en-
gagementS. In the meantime she is
working in pictures right along Her
latest is "Frcnch Heels" and her next
will be "Thc Rise |of Roscoe Paine"
Mrs. Castle who is assisted in her act
at Keth's by William Reardon, de-
carcs that there has been nothing really
new in ballroom dancing since she and
the late Vernon Castle offered the Cas-
tie Walk -
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erwin sedsv at MetropolItan

Twin Beds" the successful farce
by Margaret Mayo and Salisbury Field,
will be the Offering of Mae Desmond
and her associate players at the Metro
politan Opera House next week. "Twin
Beds is comedy Of mixed identity
and relates the tangled marital adven.
lures OF three couples. Miss Desmond
plays the part of Blanche Hawkins, "a
friendly little soul who brings on all
the trouble" Frank Fielder and the
other favorites have congenial comedy
parts. There will be no performance
Wednesday evening.
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TarkInaton as PIavwrioht

Booth Harrington, author of THE
Intimate Strangers" the comedy in
which Billie Burke is starred at the
Broad Street Theatre, although best
known as II novelist, has quite list
of plays to his credit. They include
adaptations of his own stories, Mon
sieur Beanucaire," 1.-THE Gentleman
from Indiana" and Seventeen. and,
among others. The Man from Home, :"
Cameo Kirby" "Clarcnce, Mister
Antonio" "The Country Cousin, 4"
"Your Humble Servant, " "The Wren, y
mPnldekin' ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

O.. Ana .nosnn Ioo,uivo r,iUht hovr
Ior t9is reason eurnng mighs na'
proved detrlment ratner thah M ~
vantage TO MIN; beetnoven meioa,c~
nnpr0Veu py polsnhhs as 10. sp's
see Ine nrsI draIls oi tnS nnua y
lne nltn syHpnony, wnne oenuoel. ~
h reNislohs, rev as tney are 10 hot ~"
p'o'o n'S "orA'
-
BEETHOVEN and Mozart, like Bach
ID and Brabms. were absolute masters
Of their musical thoughts, with Schu-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

"The Speedway Girls" is the attrac'
ton at the Trocadero next week. a
special feature will be Miss Billie Will
son, classic danseuse, who will give II
of Russian, Greek and IIa.
waiian steps and a novelty called "Thc
Dance of All Nations Another fca-
turc of the program is the Melody Trio
in songs. The cast of '"'hc Speed
way Girls" includes Roy Hamilton,
Eilly Shuler, Hattie Beall, Harry De-
witt and others.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
MoIIIe Williams at Casino

Mollic Williams will bring her popu-
lar Comedies Of 1922" show to the
Casino next Monday for weeks en-
gagement. The show, which is in @wo
acts and fourteen scenes, is elaborate
in its staging, especially the final scene.
which is called The End of the
World" Another feature of the show
is dramatic playlct. "The Signal"
in which Edward Kirby, Salvatore
Zito, Phiny Rutledge and Miss Will
liams participate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Mr.. Griffith In Demand

70 have the drama of their national
history told ON the screen by ID. w.
Griffith Is the desire of two great South
American nations, When Orphans of
the Storm" his latest feature, now
playing AT the Forrest Theatre. opened
IN New York; representatives of those
nations met Mr.. Griffith and arranged
for conference in Washington. The
scenarios Of these stories would be done
by committee Of tine foremost native
authors. One of the conditions would
be that two versions be made, one for
South America and another TO get BY
the NJ M.HAAmerican censors. MIR. Grtf-
fifth II" fade no decision as yet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Dumont's Jubilee Show

Next week will be the last of the
January Jubilee at Dumont's Theatre,
during which prescnt-day favoritCs
have represented old-time minstrcls. On
the program are two sketches, The
Cop and the Newsie,' with John
I.cmucls, Billie Sheldon and Master
Growly, and THE Boy Scouts in
Camp" with H'nnio Franklin and
olio, and first part of the program are
we'll taken care of by Emmett Wclch
and other company favoritcs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
MOVIE BEAUTY CONTEST
WINNER JOINS "FROLIC"
Madelaine StarhiII, Who Took Eve
ming Public Ledger Prize, on STAGE

When the Zicgfeld "Frolic" leaves
this city tomorrow for Pittsburgh, it
will have a new member of the cast,
added here. She is Madelaine Starhill,
winner of the Movie Beauty Contest
conducted recently by the EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER. Miss Starhill, whose
real name. by the way, is Madelaine
Belle Sternberg, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Sternberg. 5S06
Cedar avenue. Florenz Ziegfcd offered
her mother position with the COM
pany, but Mrs. Sternberg, though she
Will accompany her daughter, has not
yet decided to go on the stage.
Miss Starhill Is nineteen years old,
and is n graduate of st. Leonard's
Convent School. After winning the
movie contest, she acted as an extra in
two pictures for the Betzwood Film
Company, took minor part in another
and was the featured ingenue in n
fourth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
NEWMAN LECTURE PLEAsEs

Academy OF MusiC-Last night r.
NJ. Newman in his travcltalk took hi,
audience to Iceland and the North
Cape. The lecture included unusual
and interesting views of snowy wastes.
mountains and Arctic settlements far
from civilization. Colored scenes and
moving pictures were intcrspersed
throughout the travcltalk. The lecture
will be repeated this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Hodae comina In "Dog Love"

William Hodge will come to the
Adelphi Theatre Monday, February u,
in DOG J,ove," comedy which ne
wrote him felf The plot concerns the
mis- adventures of young city chap
sent 10 thel country for his health, VINO
acquires possession OF = dog farm, Ann
Davis, Edith Shayne, iarda paupe'
Iohn Webster, Mrs. Charles Craig.
Georse Barber, Leighton Stark and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
Sho,os That Are Coming
to Philadelphia Soon

February s--"The white.Headed
Boy" Broad: Dog Love-" with
William Hodge. Lyric.
February 18-"Main Street" wal
nut.
February s0-"The Gold Diggers,"
Broad; The O'Brien Girl" Gar.
rick.
Comins-"The Sauaw Man." with
William Faversham, Lyric:
Under the Bamboo Tree" with
Bert williams, Shubert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

4 perfo-rauco OF Victor Herber,'
Metrop"IItaa Opc-a House "Wednesday ove-
ming. February 10 oy, the syre- C'pNra Com
> any. The cast Includes Miss Fmn'a 2urn.
Miss Dorothy CITIZENS. Mrs. Grace WRdh-
AtcEIw.e. Carl WetnmR1, Charles Fox. WI
Leopold Syre viii direct the performance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
REFORE THE CURTAIN GOES UP
appers and Adolescent Youths Haze Been Important Factors
on Our Stage This Season-Only One Ne,c Play Next Week
BY HENRY M. NEELy

Ziegfed the Wclcopo
its place and
the legitimate
vaudeville housesene Castle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

by the Federated Music Clubs OF Penn
sylvahis, Will take place on Monday after
emy. The artists will he Michel PsrhA.
cellist. and Elizabeth Hood Latta. one OF
Philadelphia's most artistic ,oprauos,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

The program for the Ihiisdslphis ogchss,
tS eTsns on ms. S oonS o the
''Leonore. overture of Beethoyen. sohu.
n %a9ns sni.-I Fourth h sympho9y and tn" panSS Pane
Necsey In the Sooist and Will play the
Sibelius concerto.
The second concert designed by the PhIla-
delphis Orchestra Association for the ac-
commodation OF those who cannot gain ad-
Sa sTss eS Sn No sasr seE at the
smy The Russian program oontainlng the
and the Polovetsii Dances from Borodin $
opera Prince Is0r,' %ill be given under
Mr.. Stokowskrs direction.
Verdi, Don Carlos viii be given by the
Ms.ie with he cas-, 9elu}lHe s Sa:sT M@s: Pom: q!
FsitrlnieIi. MaTtino ana p'AhSSiS' MISS
Eosina Gall and Mr. BonASlIo will dance
At the second concert by the Phladel-
phia Orchestra for children next wednss-
day, day afternoon; at o,cloeh, in the Acsd:
obce. oboe d'amorc. EngliEh horn and
heckeiphone, and orchestral selections con
GSnt suite, % entitled !The s0' Hail iH' of the
Dance In ID. and tho Prelude to the third
pSy @ ~ bSaso By Ropar,s par sSH'eSS for oboe ana and
Beethoven $, Moonlight" Sonata. ,arransed
kelman, "Le CyEre" Of Saint Saens. ar
ranged for English horn and orchestra, and
Edward Raho, III sogno" Of Bartalotto,
Mr. stotowski will preface each number
with short explanation.
The program for the third concert OF
the season by the Philharmonic Society in
overture. The F7ying Dutchman." and
two entr'actes from Carmen The two
monte Society's annual contest will be the
srloists. Max Seenofsky will play MoEsrts 5
violin concerto in q minor and Marcus B!itz-
concerto.
THE Queen Lace Handkerchief" by
IofsTn strauss wiii have re a revival S neSt
The opera is rnder the direction OF wassili
Lcps and Will he sung By, carefully So
sociciy and BY a chorus OF $50 voices. In
the cast are DR.. John =. Becker Charles
J. shuttlsworth. Cora Eye; Lillian Taiz,
Gya a: Ritter o,i Chris " & Grahsm, Srs- d: l.
Long. Dr. Frank q. Ritter. Herbert Beard
and Fife Il. MacCain
rNe Ma;ins. %tusIcaI CLUB Will hold its
strattord on Tues5ay afternoon. The harp
ensemble o. nine ha-ps. SID to be the largos:
chorus. eli rus Of NOR. than 100 members. Wi be
the principal features.
\ perf22rnanco Of, Victor Horber;s
SnSS% opc-a House wtdncsday y oyS, y
ming. February II. bv the Svre C'pNra Com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

Clarence whitohill. baritone Of the Metro
pt Titan Opera Company. and Ale1andsr
SChmuller, violinist. will appear at tho Mon
day Morning Musicale Of January 80 in the
ballroom Of the Bellevue s tratford. whits-
hills offerings will include the oredo from
,,'vIs!one Invernale OF Zsndonsi and .'chant
RachmaSnori '"ThH5sei THE Ds% is sparkltns." Ss S
Rubenstein. and GYPSY. John" tY Clay.
Sunatas by Senallie and Max ReRer, the
caprice In the form OF waltz. by Saint
So ssens T srransed for vioIin, BY, Yseye; espric.
introdoction ana TRrsnteIis OF saraseas
complete Mr.. Schmullers numbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

y. Lindsay Norden has taken up his
sns sg1ss as 0rssTIst and shSlrmas,sr bot OF sns
Mt Vernon, where he will preside at the
new four manual Austin organ, ono OF the
aLest in the city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

Al the special musical service at the
Church - St. Luke and the Epiphany to-
morrow afternoon at o clock, the program
will include en- evening service by 7. Terttus
Noble; tenor solo, 20 Love That Will MOI
Let Me Co" Arthur Toots. and a new
q Capprells anthem, 20 Love invisible" by
II. Alexander Matthews. Tho service will b.
preceded BY a r:cit:.l OF instrumental music
with violin. cello, harp and organ, begin
ming at $50. and will be under the direction
OF II. Alexander Matthews.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

rte Matinee &tusical Club will hold It's
concert In TIC bHllrocm Of the Psllevue-
Strattord on Tues1ly afternoon. The harp
ensemble OF nine ha-Ds. said 20 be the larEos:
II any CLUB IN : Ia c)untr;, nTd the CLUB
chorus. OF more than 100 members, will be
the prinCpRl features.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

Feodor ChaliRpin, the great Russian, will
Re heard in hts only concert here az the
Academy next Wednesday evening: The pro-
cord8nc with a lon0-established custom
Mr.. Chalapin viii announce the numbers
which he Is TO sing from the platform.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

The special feature at the Second Pres
hyterIan Church, Twerty-hrst and Walnut
streets this SUNDAY evening at 7:s0., Will
be GPuls Holy CITY" The inHtrumental
trIos, "iolln, harp and ORGAN. viii be The
swan" Stebhins: "Sotre Dame Hurum
and Prelude" Franck
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

The concert OF Lillian Ginrich IN the
foyer OF the Academy OF Music has been
deferred until April rs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

season is announced fSr tuesday evcnine
February a.. at the Metropolitan opsra
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

| OCI lST 52D AND LOCUST sTREETs
Mats 1880, 3ao. Evss. sso 10 "a
I: TJ:-Psu,tTEs p,i,tTs s,srEe in ".siIrnt issrs"
L,-Paullne StRrFs In Silent Yror."
Pauline Starks IN silent Years''
S-Fanline Starke in silent Years"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

An exceptionally interesting program will
be given BY the Treble Clef Chorus at the
concert in the Bellevue ballroom on Wed
nesday evening. Hofmann's cantata, Song
of the NOrns," will be the principal num-
ber. with the soprano solo by Miss Ceroiine
Warner Green Tho sploist viii be
Wiiiem Wileke. the distinguished Dutch
colllst. who will appear twice. p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

which viii be given under the auspices ~
SeuTnann Council. knights OF Columbus.
Tho Philadelphia Orchestra Ensemble will
play for the Chamber Music Association to-
morrow afternoon IN the ballroom OF the
bellevue -Stratford. The program 10 nads
ur CT quintet BY Brahms up.. 1t1i .
quintet np. =. by Aibe-ic Magnnrd. and q
work by Henry Eichheirn, entitled Oriental
Impressions"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

verdis Don Carlos" will be given by the
Metropolitan Opera Company ON Tuesdsy y
evening. February 7, at the Academy OF
Music. with the cast including Mines Pom
selle. Gordon, Delossy. Sundelius and Savage
and Messrs. Martinell. De Luca, Didur.
paltrinieri. Martino and D'Angslo. Miss
Rosina Call and Mr. BonAglio will dance
MIR. Papi will conduct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

333 MARKET sTREET T z =, THEATEE 7; =
M yWsIsT,!Io The "Ths CSnG%srIns Powsr.
VI, Noltnvro THE ConGuerinE Power"
T-W!ttiism ESsrnum IN .Perjury,,,,
S.--WIlliam Fainum IN "PeTIurN'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

go
n .'Enchantment"
THE song Of Songs
The Little Mlnistsr"
s.Exit--the yamp"
The Great Moment"
The Hell Digscrs"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28
MUSIC NOTES

The program for the Philadelphia Orches-
ira concerts on Friday afternoon ard sAtur-
day evening next will consist Of the third
"Leonore' overture OF Beethoven. Schu-
mann's Fourth Symphony and the Dance
OF Salome," by Richard Strauss. FerenC
Necsey In the Soloist and Will play the
Sibelius concerto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

NIXON SGD AND MARKET SITS.
N ..FrSnt No. an 2i5. ana
frank Mayo IN "Dr. Jim
W.--Frark Mayo In Or, Jim'' l
r-sPsSSisi Ssst @ IN IN "Tsns.S "TsnsI.S TTrsiiIs
s.-Special Cast In Tangled TrnIis''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-28

., Next weeks new conner in the local
meatres Is another comedy. 1t Is called
welcome Stranger" and it succeeds
me 'Frolic" at the Garrick. 1t is a
story OF small town folk and of the
pseJudices that are found in so many
VI our little communities.
\, The action is laid in Valley Falls,
y, H. On bitterly cold New Years
Eve, lsidore Solomon, of Boston, ar
HVes there with the intention of open
ms up a general store. But there are
Slass prejudices in Valley Falls and he
Told bluntly that he is not wanted
tnere and that he had better get out.
pgt lsidore isn't that kind.
:, ne settles In the town and becomes
Lu,ereS;ed in the community's best
HSnowh taiIurc--an aged man whose life
dus been spent on inventions and who
Ieams OF starting an electric power
isn't lsidore forms partnership
th MIN. In spite of the opposition
rich. '' '"''''' una pecone
4, II Is this constant clnsh of Glasses
snd d' gives opportunity for the comedy
u Th the dramatic situations In the play.
Guy cast is Il notable one, Including
nneorge Sidney, David Higgins. Howard
ouiu Ben Johnson Sylvia Field,
y,uhees Lawton, Isn,Iora Martin and
vivian Hiekerson, nh
Ihs Transformation scene in the
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The Washington herald., 1922-03-16

TAKoNA PARK-S7, 800. Beautiful bunfa.
Ealow On q very large lot ooI2oo; Earsfe;
contains @ rooms: modern heating plant;
slec. lights; spacious front porch and rear
porches. Terms. $3.50 cash and balance on
easy monthly payments. WA. 8. PHILLIPS.
1909 N. Y. ave. Main g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
Hosiery

Derby ribbed. mercerized
Cotton Hose in brown, black
and grey-SI.00.
Silk and Wool in color
combinstions-$l.35.
Fine ribbed Silk and Wool
Hose-Sl.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-07
$4,000 to $4,000
NeCkwear

New Bertha Collarings are
here. These give the much
desired finishing touch to the
new Fall Suit or Dress
Sis to $500 yard.
Bertha Collars are 75c
each and up.
The latest Helen Kruis-
sink Girdles and Corsages
are on display in our Neck
wear Department also.