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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28
|j||I,140,191,429! DROP |
|N|I19l2 INCOME TAX.
/. . .t.d Decrease, Compared
.,,.h Previous Period in Every
state, Shown by Report
,2,os7 ,e4e,24s TOTAL PAID

,.ou Aug. 2s.-A preliminary
w.'h - ,he Commissioners Of Internal
repO.s a,o - for the fiscal year ended JUNE.
m'sass sass signed by G. P. Smith. Acting
y, lse., .,onsr shows that collections
con"o ;nccme and profits taxes In io2l w,
nom AZ, 22s, ,ia7,e7a.75. and in ls22 y,
vets IT, oio 24s. 70, n decrease OF ST.
i4v.i'i, ". ,ot,l internal revenue collections
lne ~ sources we're SO, ,197 451 .Os3 In
ron ron an .nd s45o5. 1851, ,O81 .85 in 1921, a
W. ,s..sse .a' Of 81 ,so7 ,ooo. .s7s.o5. i
osy,. :. s,ery state there was falling on
- c eve and profits tax payments IN
ln IL lneosS oa compared with 1921, while the
w. ls.ose s from 1920 collections was ex'
tFgmely g.l Yerk 1erk' States payments Of in.
Ns" and profits taxes for l92Z up to
Sme n,ere Snr S520. .071,878. In 1921 the
aie ai,srts mt we're $s14, 1876, 7OS. or $2S4,-
Ryy Ryms9'I nea more than In 1922. the per-
..se .oS,o Of decrease being 30.
cen..asib ce.s ibeoyiest percentage of loss In in
luz and nrofits taxes in 1922 was In
Sn.h Sn.h Carolina. with a reduction Of
Sca.n conf, In 1921 the collections in
y PEI State ate we're S26, ,O32 1857, while in
!!nc5 !ec5 I ,bsv dropped to $9,88S,08 No
ksI1 XXI. naid as much to the Government
\ C'ip income and profits taxes as New
iSTs; Msw Jersey paid s67, ,735 ,O36. a de-
so of AZ per cent; Delaware $3,-
asc ~ S4o decrease 80 per cent; Mary
IA 600 SIG, 500. decrease "a per cent.
..M Rhode Island $40, 900 ,335, de.
s.so.e AZ per cent Pennsylvania $245,
.O1 a30. decrease 30 per cent.
Tobacco users paid almost per cent
= thc internal revenue received. In
s.ms and profits taxes accounted for
| NJ nor cent of the total. From tobacco
wi lis manufactures the Government
,sce;ved S27O, ,T59 900. This was an
ircrease Of S15. 600. 900 over the amount
rTlected from that source In 1921.
The Increase was almost wholly from
,.ycs ON cigarettes which totaled $780,
i9S.0 900. Chewing and smoking tobacco
tsYrs totaled 500, ,342 900 and large
dsars s44.1S4.0 900. a decrease Of S8,-
S03. 900 from 1921.
Tho automobile industry paid the
Government S104, ,430 900. which is
mi ,116 coo less than collected in 1921.
internal revenue receipts In New
York in 1922 were as follows:
FIRST New York District tBrooklyn),
No. zoe. .36S, decrease Of q per cent;
Ecopd New York District (Manhat-
NM, $5S7, ,442 $50. decrease of 80 per
cent.
First Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
tlS9, ,O59. .715. decrease OF % per cent.
First New Jersey (Camden). $21,-
IA. .233. decrease Of 20 per cent.
Rhode Island (Providence). $685..
| 1881 decrease Of IS per cent.
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Fabrics and
Trimmings

Canton Crepe, 4O-inch-$2.s5.
Satin de Luxe, 35-inch-$l.45.
Sports Silks, 40-inch--S2.35.
New Corduroy, 86-inch-Sl 90.
All-wool Serge, 54-inch--$1. .25.
Mohair-snd-Wool Tussah, 1925.
Surf Cloth, fast-black-75c.
Printed Voilss, in variety-lsc.
Imported Ginghams, S2-inch-
Doc a yard.
Linen-fnish Suiting-now zoe.
Printed Batiste, 3S-inch-22c.
White Cotton Suiting-now 1sc.
White FIaxon checks and
stripes-3sc a yard.
Venise Lace Edgings--now DOC.
Radium Lace Flouncing--66c.
inch-66c.
s'rswbrsdss . ciothiss---Epst Floor
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BRYAN URGES U. S. CONTROL
OF MINES AND RAILROADS
Action by Congress Advocated In a
Letter to Senator Walsh

Washington. Aug. 2S.-(By A. PD
Declaring the ''compulsion Is so
Urgent" that no time should be lost,
William Jennings Bryan, in letter to-
| dsy to Senator Walsh, Of Massachu-
atts, advocated action by Congress CIV
| ins the President authority to take over
temporarily the mines and the rail-
nads to put an end to an intoierable
situation.
Mr. Bryan wrote that the Govern
ment was faced either with the program
VI temporary control of roads and mines
|or OF turning over the army ''to en-
force private and personal views" The
litter course, he said, would be sim
dtithsible," lie told Senator Walsh
thAt the resolution which the latter in
tioduced last week to give the President
the power to take over the mines had
ms approval, and should be supported
r Republicans and Democrats alike.
The letter was carried to Senator
walsh by Mr.. Bryan himself, who said
be had come to Washington to talk
over the situation with leaders In Con-
rssa.
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FLOOR
COVERINGS
Standard Rugs

Standard Rugs
Royal Wilton Rugs, scanned
and seamless, 9x12 feet-$64.50.
Imported French Rugs, 27x54
inches--half price at $3.75.
Crex de Luxe Grass Rugs, sizes
6x8 to 7x0 feet-$S.75.
Administer, 11.Sxl2 feet, s3s.76.
Administer Rugs, 9x12-$39.75.
Colonial Rugs, 9x12-$11.50.
Oriental Rugs
Chinese Rugs, In embossed
effect patterns, blue and tan
grounds; 8x10 feet-2159.50; Ok
l2 feet-s172.60.
Carpets
Plain Velvet Carpet, 27-inch--
S1.05 q yard.
Figured Velvet Carpet, 27-inch
--$1b0 Q yard.
LinoleumS
Inlaid-Sl.90 . square yard.
Pinted-76c a square yard.
s''..s.ass ssassgs : nSas. S'S'el:, W.T.
Lower-Price Section
Administer Rugs, 9x10,6, $21.76.
Administer Rugs, 9x12-$20.75.
(Slight impsrfections>
Fringed Velvet, 9x12-S25.76.
Administer, 7.6x9 feet-S21 rs.
Imported Grass Rugs, Okla
fest-$4.50.
Congoleum Rugs, not quite per-
feet; 6x9 feet-$4.75; 9x12 feet
--&9.85.
Derswoyidss 4 Ciothisr-
Floor AM, ytlbsrt street
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FOrChiMren
and Misses
SECOND FLOOR

Dnrcorc eCr Sn
MISSES NV dra n.d and paneled
models Of Canton crepe. some finished
with beaded ornaments: In navy
blue. brown and black: sizes IA to
Is yesrs'
DRESSES, $3.50 and S3.75
MJqaES' Dressas os figured and
dorts6 vn,is unsne and checked
sinshsm: sisss Ia to 1s years Now
half price.
nRESSES- m q S7sO
~ -,,SSsc.,. ~~".vv ~v
MtssEs' dresses, cnieny one-oi,n-
Kino; or ootteo Normanoie SoIe,
cneckoo nnsham; co!orea organoie
Close to hall price.
nnrocrc Nr0uy eoc.
ONC0SsEo-1>O %Z.OO
GIRLS Dresses Of dark-colored
ginghams In checks and plaids some
with neat white pique collars; sizes
WAcM nprccro .,-o
A Seo ~A.oV
col Sirin ot 70 II years: Ging-
nam Gnd ram Snamoray Comoina.
tIon Dsesses, ns9rea perca!es. ana
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Linens and
Bedfurnishinqs
FIRST FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR
TABLE LINEN--$l.75
IAnen Table Damask In ohoics
designs. Full bisached. 10 inch
Width An excellent value at $l.7b .
yard
LINEN TOWELS-S5c
Hsn,stitched Linen Huckaback
Towels, with handsome border de-
sixns lSxS6 inchss--now csc each.
LUNCH SETS-$4.5O
Madeira hand-scalloped and hand
pieces: away under price At SI5o.
LINEN TOWELING-23c
Sturdy Linen Toweling for hand.
dish or roller towels. now 2ao = yard.
MUSLIN SHEETS-$1.O5
round-thrsad bleaohed muslin. 7sx80
inches, ut q special Glover Day prics
Of sl.0b each.
PILLOW CASES-38c
Pillow Cases of an excellent quail
ity OF bleached muslin. %5xS8 Inches.
At the seasons lowest prioe---Sso sa.
BED BLANKETS-$8.65
Elmo White Blankets with pink or
blue borders. 30 per cent wool.
Double-bed size. 70xs0 inches--S8.8s
y pair.
BED BLANKETS, $9.25
Aii-wooi Plaid Blankets In lovely
colorings; double-bed siss, 7OxS0
.nohsA Special at es.4s . pair.
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SECOND FLOOR


DRESSES-now $3.50
Crepe de Chino Dresses nearly ono
third under price. Plaited-panel
model with wide sleeves bordered
WIN pugle beads. Black, navy blue.
dark brown and white.
DRESSES-now S18.50
dark brown, henna and white. Low.
waisted and plaited-tunio models.
DRESSES-now $1S.75
Crepes de chino. in black, navy
plue. dark brown, white and gray.
Loose sleeves. plated panels. crushed
DRESSES-now $500
Leg than half price for these Cot.
ton Dresses, Of dimity, tissue, Inn
ported sinsham and dotted swise.
Not all sises in each model.
SUITS-now $1,000
.Worstsd Jers.y Suits in plain
clear saving Of ave dollars, Tor thocs
VINO can wear sizes 81 and SO.
SUITS-n0w $4,000
High.class Suits Of fne tricotfns.
twin cord and imported twoods-
some about half price At 5000.
SUITS-now $14.50
Smart Tweed Suits--a few IN
COATS-now SLOTS
a miscellaneous lot, including. a
aloakins. Greatly reduced.
COATS-now $3.50
=. Navy Blue Serge Coats lined
throughout with novelty silk; scarf
collar. tie belt.
RAINCOATS-$4.25
Smart belted model Of rubberized
cloth In good shade Of tan.
WASH SKIRTS-S1.75
a number Of different models Of
whlte gabardine and surf satin, ro-
dueod nearly one-half.
COTTON BLOUSES-65c
w,itn yoi'e h.s sIouses s,s.u IN frill effect also
pricA
BLOUSES-now S1.35
Broken lots OF white Wolfe Blou,cs
In vest and Peter Pan styles trimmed
with lace. Some worth nearly
double this price,
SILK BLOUSES-S1A5
Habutai Silk Blouses, close TO half
price. Tailored and semi-tailored
models In black and In white.
OVER-BLOUSES-s2.95
About half price for these Creme
Dc Chine Over-Blouses in ii9ht
shades, beautifully embroidered and
HATS-now $l.OO
A clearance Of Ready.to-Wear
Hats IN good summer styles. at a
moro fraction Of tho original prices.
TRIMMED HATS-S2.0O
Formerly treble this price and
much more. Various kinds, includ-
ing hair Hats In black and In white,
S2.o0. Others equally reduced. at
VELVET HATS-$2.5O
New Autumn Hats. ready-to.year,
need no trimming. All desirabis
colors,
THIRD FLOOR
FINE BLOUSES-S1.50
French Hand-m Blouses, In
flesh, orchid and blue. formerly more
than three times this price. Chiefly
In small sizes.
HOUSE DRESSES-65c
Much less than half price; somo
worth four times this price. Straight.
limo models Of wolfe, chalnbray and
percale. Sizes &c. SO and ~.
DRESSES-95c and $l.95
Clearance Of all our Morning
Frooks Of tissue ginghana, voiis and
bstisto, some In white. Sizes &c to
80 In tho lot. Wonderful values.
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Miscellaneous

FOURTH FLOOR
TRUNKS-now $3.50
Belber Wardrobe Trunks. FIBRE
covered. with s drawers, locking bar.
shoe pockets, open dome shaped top.
Size 40x21x22 inches.
THIRD FLOOR
RADIO SUPPLIES
An average reduction OF 25 per
cent. on many articles necessary In
making Radio Sets, also few COM
plete Crystal Sets.
SECOND FLOOR
NOVELS-now 3Sc
Several thousand popular Novels,
some slightly damaged, sharply re-
duced. Excellent reading at very
FIRST FLOOR
PEARL BEADS-S2.00
Necklaces Of beautiful, indestruc-
tible pearls, 24-inch length. with gold
clasp. Worth double.
SUIT CASES-S2.S5-
OF black enameled cloth over
strong frames. with figured lining.
In 49,. 20, 22- and 24-inch lengths
HAND BAGS-50c to $40
Bags Of silk. velvet. duvetine.
tweed and fancy fabrics; also White
Hand Bags that are slightly soiled.
Only a few of a kind. reduced one
third to one-half.
NEW HAND BAGS-S1.65
Smart new Velvet or Duvetine
Dress Bags with metal frames. In
brown. black. beaver and navy blue.
LEATHER BELTS-35c
New Belts and Girdles, all fresh
and perfect. much under price Plenty
OF white Belts in 81 and y Inch
widths, also Of black patent leather.
TOOTH PASTE-3Oc
Well-known Pebeco Paste, which
will counteract acid mouth. At
notable Clover Day saving.
MAVIS TALCUM-16c
A high-grade vivaudou Talcum
Powder at a considerable reduction.
Tomorrow.
CASTLE SOAP-35e
Floating CASTLE Soap. for toilet or
bath. Bars about Q pounds in
weight. now 35c-
4 lbs. EPSON SALTS-2Oc
Many will want to buy several
a.
this notable saving.
HAIR NETS-35c dozen
Elona Hair Nets. fringe or cap
shape. in desirable shades, Notable
value at 35c a dozen.
6 SPOOLS COTTON-28c
White o. n. T. Spool Cotton of best
quality. away under price at ESQ a
half-doZen.
2 PAIRS SHIELDS, 25c
Excellent Lawn covered Dress
Shields, now 2 pairs for csc.
HOSE SUPPORTERS, l5c
Well-known Velvet-Grin. Sew-on
Hose Supporters. reduced 20 15c a
pair
CAMERAS--now S2.75
These are Premo Roll Film
Cameras which take a picture 2hx
inches--now s2.75.
STATIONERY REDUCED
Small lots OF Boxed Writing Paper
and Correspondence Cards rematning
In regular stock. reduced one-haif
ana more for quick clearance.
WRITING PAPER-2Oc
Boxes OF 25 sheets OF fancy i'm.
ported White Writing Paper and rs
tssue-lined Envelopes, worth double
and more.
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Sporting Goods
BASEMENT

BASEMENT
OVERSIZE CORD TIRES
WITH TUBE, 30x3H-$13
oversiss Cord Tires Of . we'll
known mako. together with Q tube.
for $500. Four Tires and four
tubes, for $4,000.
STOP LIGHTS-$1.45
Black enamelsd, well made. Can
be quickly attached.
TENNIS RACKETS-S3.N
Half price for excellent Tennis
Rackets Of sslsctsd stock. well bal
anced.
GOLF SETS for $3.50
Ono Wooden Club. s Irons, Caddy
Bag and Balls. all for $3.50.
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WkGNER'S WIDOW VERY ILL
csmposer's Wife Promoted Festival
commemoratinq Husband'a wo,k

IDscdl Gable Dispatch. Coppriohs 1899. Re-
snnfed from todov's Public Ledger
Berlin, Aug. 27.-Frau Cosima Wae-
W. wife of the famous composer. who
dhee his death has been the center OF a
nvsical cult at Bayreuth. is reported
sttically ill.,
Frau Wagner was the moving spirit
the yearly festivals at which all her
@soands operas were presented.
ihcugh suspended last year because of
aek OF funds, it is planned to reopen
ne festival next season.
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Women;S Apparel at
ClOuer DQu SAVINGS

KIMONOS--NOW $1.50
Japanese Crepe Kimonos with
hand-embroidered floral sprays.
PETTICOATS-$2.95
OF silk taffeta or Jersey. or with
Jersey top and taffefa houncA A
variety Of styles Ia black and coasrA
All greatly reduced.
CHEMISES-now SIC
Envslops chemisss Of soft white
nainsook. various styleA trimmed
with lace and embroidsry.
NIGHT GOWNS-S5c
Nainsook trimmed With lace and
embroidery. some trimmed With
colored pipings.
GIRDLES-now $3.50
W.. oirdiss, Of pink and white bro
csded materialsi various styles. IN.
cluding the all-slastio top Greatly
under pricA
CORSETS-now SL06
All less than half prtes--ssms
much less than half. 3. 6 G. Special
W. 3. and other wsli.known makes.
Models S.9srs Ho'. for a. .snu sursS y Many stout
FINE CORSETS-S8.96
Smart Set Memo. Rsdfsrn ana
others some worth more than double
this prio~ raRsYF MIX FHSSs MoSs,;;
FINE BATHING SUITS
A clearance Of Bathing Suits Of
silk, surf satin and Jersey.
LONG GLOVES-55c
Lisle and Chamois-r.isle Gloves,
l2-button and 18-button lenSths.
chiefly white; some in beaver and
mode.
SILK GLOVES-$1.45
sixtson.button length. Excellent
quality. All sizes In white some
VESTEE SETS-45c
Made Of embroidered net ana
valenciennes lace-trimmsd COLLAR
attached; cuffs to match.
COLLARS-now 10c
Eyelet Embroidery Collars, i'm
ported from Switzerland. Tuxedo and
square-neok styles. many different
patterns
HAIR GOODS-$3.5O
Triple e-stern Switches and fuil-sise
WAvy Transformations. gray inciud-
Cd, at $3.50 each.
STRAP PUMPS-$3.95
Two-strap Pumps Of patent leather
and gun metal calf; also three-strap
patent leather Pumps. Half price
LOW SHOES-$2.75
Lace and Blucher oxfords and
also white leather oxfords and Strap
Pumps.
UMBRELLAS-S4.00
Colored Silk Taf.eta Umbrellas,
very smart and sood looking; and an
excellent value.
COTTON VESTS-12Kc
Ribbed Cotton Vests. Low neck.
slesvslsss. Seconds.
SILK VESTS-$1.5O
Pink glove silk Bodice Vests, rfb-
bon shoulder straps, reinforced under
tho arms.
UNION SUITS-s5c
Ribbed Lisls Union Suits-''Nu-
shape" the three-piece style. sso-
STOCKINGS-now SOC
Full-fashioned black mercerized
Lisie Stockings seconda
STOCKINGs-sl.s0
Pure Silk Stockings - Granite
Brnnd"--fuu-fashioned, mercerized
t0nA With tkn ss(sro MI -
which prevent runs. Black, white
and colors Sizes 81 to 10. Seconds.
SWEATERS-now S1.45
White Wool Sweaters In pull-over
style Much under price
HANDKERCHIEFS-1Oc
Fine All-linen Handkerchiefs, one.
third less than the regular price. at
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Baby Coaches
and Toys
RAsEMENT-FTLBERT STREET.
STROLLERS, $3.50

STROLLERS, $3.50
Lightweight with heavy rupoor
tires. Neat in design and very
durable.
LA-LA-BYE BABY
SWINGS, SOC, 81, $1.25
Folds fiat--yet can be hung any
whore, providing relief for mother
and comfort for baby.
DRESSED DOLIS-$1.6O
Half price for some brand now
Dressed Dolls that CRY. II you want
th6m to.
AERO COASTERS-$3.75
Coaster Express Wagons. with
body 1897 tncheA Reduced moro
than ons-third.
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FLIES 245 MILES AN HOUR

'a''an Army officer Sets New
World Record for Speed
aGn, Italy, Aug. 2S.--Lieutenant
1rakpapa yesterday in an airplane
NV at a speed Of 1861 kilometers
Noout ?45) miles per- hour. This is
a'd to be world record.
tne previous worlds speed record
an alrplane was made by Sadi Le-
|sS!ntes y French aviator, September
i. ioAl' Of 2O5. 233 miles per hour.
sa Sv'n'e used a 3O0-horsepower ma
's'ae' The flight was made In Paris.
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||SARTH0LDT SEES HARDING
''s PRESIDENT Germany is Threat.
~ ened by Bolshevism

.EEOaashlngton, Aug. 2S.--(By A. P.)
an hour today President Harding
kTclasSs,ed kTassed conditions in Europe, par
Bas,aE IN Germany. with Richard
6r"Sint' M, Sn' former member of Congress
trom missouri, who has Just returned
kbsro fourteen months stay abroad,
b' bent M ne mad conference with Presi-
8As rorn nartholdt said Germany was OH
~ ~ csSeu OF collapse and was In dan
le,is,. anlng into the control OF Boil
IN, largely, because Of F'rance' y
:" "hIorce rerarntion PAYMENTS.
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Clover Day
Values in the
Sale of Furs
SECOND FLOOR
Fine Siberian Squirrel
NpckniacaS-n0,u Go S0

Fine Siberian Squirrel
Neckpieces-nOw $3.50
Two-animal Neckpieces that
are so fashionable, and in a
lovely soft blue gray that is very
becoming. An exceptional value.
Sealine Coats-S92.5O
A lovely group Of these soft,
graceful Sealine Coats-a new
model with attractive collar and
wide sleeves and richly silk lined.
Beautiful Dark Mink
Two-skin Scarfs-S33.50
Artistically trimmed with heads
and tails. Nearly one-third under
price.
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ASSAILANT PAYS FOR TOOTH
"as'strate Gives Judgment Of Solo.

"'sssrate Gives Judgment Of Solo.
mon Following Fight
1nsdale, Aug. 2S.-The cost of one
a. uncial tooth is the price George
oper' Of Lansdale, has to pay as a
~ OF an uppercut that struck Will
".% hees, of North Wales.
|Nss sooper MT KEGS at Zieber's Park and
Islstrate Miller, of North Wales,
|eay,,n nearing directed KEGS to have the
Sy hlIed with a new tooth and or
|'''su cooper to pay the bill.
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FOR BOYS

SECOND FLOOR
CHEVIOT SUITS, S4.75
Excellent School Suits for boys of
to 10 years. At savings that aver
age ons-half.
BOYS SUITS WITH
EXTRA TROUSERS, 1918
New autumn Suits. In sizes 7 to
II years. Worth one-third more
WASH SUITS-now SOC
Small Boys Wash Suits that were
two to three times this clearaway
price. Sizes 3 to years.
CLOTH CAPS-now Csc
Smart-looking Caps OF tweeds and
other handsome suiting fabrics. Less
than half price at Csc.
UNION SUITS-5Oc
Check nainsook Athletic Union
suits; perfect: and "Gibbs'" Gauxe
Cotton Union Suits. seconds.
BLOUSE WAISTS-5Oc
or fancy striped percales, with COL
lar attached. Cut full In size, A
most practical and most desirable
styla
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For the Home
FOURTH FLOOR

FOURTH FIIOoR
MANTEL MIRRORS-$12
Hish-srahe Mirrors IN beautiful
polychrome frameA Worth one-ha1
more.
LAMP SHADES-S1.00
Hand painted Parchment Paper
. Shades, in g.. 10 and 12-inch sissaL
Many color efectA All notably re-
duced.
CUT GLASS at SITS
Sugar and Cream Sets OF Rich
looking Cut Glass. Fine for stfta
CHINA NUT SETS-90c
Sets of imported china, pieces,
attractively decorated.
GARDEN PIECES-SAVE
All Concrete Pieces for garden
decoration and use-shown on the
Fourth Floor-now half price.
IDEAL FIRELESS
COOKSTOVES-$31.50
known "Idear' make. Cookers are
complete with legs.
2-qt. SAUCEPANS-90c
Aladdin Aluminium double-lip-
ped Saucepans. less than half price.
COOKING KETTLES-75c
Covered White Enameled Cooking
Kettles. In 4-quart size. away under
price.
GAS IRONS-$2.45
Gas Irons. standard size. complete
with tubing and stand.
THIRD FLOOR
STAMPED SPREADS-$3
In the Art Needlework Store are
the much-wantsd Unbleachsd Muslin
Bed Spreads. stamped for patch
work and simple embroidery In .
wreath design.
CEDAR CHESTS-$17.50
Handsome Chests Ct An: .sd
46xl9x1e inches.
COUCH COVERS-$1.25
Oriental striped designs ana rioh
colorings are used for door dFaperiss
as we'll
CRETONNES-l5c . yard
A wide variety Of coloringu and
designs in pretty S6-tnch CrStpnnsa.
Plenty of Light and dark snsotA nov
l5c a yard.
MARQUISETTE-15c yard
Bordered Marqu.setts IN white o.
ecru for lovely window drapsr4sa. IN
36-inch width.
WALL PAPER-30c piece
Tapesty Wall Papers In handsuns
effects. close to half price At SEQ An
S-yard piece.
Two-AND- -oNE-HALB FI.OoN
ENAMELED BEDS-31l.6O
White Enameled Bedstsads in AL
sizes. with springs Unusual value
st s11.5o.
MATTRESSES-S10.7S
Felt Mattresses In two parts, with
rol! edge, covered with ticking Of
sturdy quality.
FIRST FLOOR
SILVER ROLL TRAYS, IS
Poll Trays heavily silver-piated on
a nickel silver base. Attractive In
design. with a handle.
SANDWICH TRAYS-S3
Handsome Silver-plated Trays. ap-
propriate for autumn wedding gifts.
Notable value.
SILVER BASKETS-S3.75
These graceful Baskets are silver
plated and are in a rich looking de-
sign. Greatly under price
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28

few of the unusual values for the first Clover Day
Tomorrow:
Girls Vole Dresses, sizes to Ia years-nOw 7sc
WOmen's Bungalow House Aprons--now SSc
Women's Envelope Chemises and Night GOwns-65c
Women's Ribbed Cotton Union Suits-42c
Ribbed Cotton Vests regular Sizes l9c extra Sizes 2Sc
Women's Silk Stockings, cotton tops and soles-4bc
Children's White Mercerized Socks, seconds-lbc
Women's Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, seconds--S5c
Women's Pink Cotton B0omers-nOw 25c
Womens Gingham and Linen Dresses-at $1.O0
Women's Silk Dresses, broken sizes-now $6.76
Women's White Gabardine Skirts-now 96c
Pink and White Brocade Corsets-nOw $l.5O
Brassieres in various styes-n0w 25c
Women's VOiIe and Organdie Shirt Waists-a0c
Women's White Satine Petticoats-now 60c
Boys Oliver Twist Suits, 2 to 6 years-86c
Womens Kid Oxf0rds turned soes, sizes to 9-$2.86
Misses Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine Dressesl395
Misses Wash Dresses, IA to Is years-Sl.O0
Women's New Trimmed Velvet Hats--$2.76
Women's Trimmed Hats, summer styles-$lO0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-28

HANDKERCHIEFS-10c
Fine Al-linen Handkerchiefs, one.
third less than the regular price, at
loo each.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-02-10

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture)
Although more expensive at the out
set, creosoted posts are generally more
economical to use than many kinds
of untreated, short-lived woods, be-
cause of their much greater lasting
qualities, the forest service of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture has determined. The exceptions
would be in remote localities with
cheap wood and labor, and where 1t
would be expensive to obtain creosOte.
The large saving in the replacement
charges, which ordinarily mount up so
high in maintaining a fence, and the
use of cheap and inferior kinds of
woods In the first place, much more
than offset the increased cost of
thorough treatment with creosote.
Treated posts are good investment,
and their use where lasting woods are
scarce or expensive is a sign Of sound
Judgment In farm management.
The best treatment Is that which
results In the deepest penetration into