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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-16
REPUBLICAN,
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particular candidate is the man who
has been endorsed by the Republican
county organization.
Not Carried Out.
The selection of eligibles by compe-
titive examination has not been car
ried out in the case of first and sec
ond class misunderstanding. Eligibles
for such offices have been determined
by inquiries conducted by representa-
tives of the civil service commission
and the postoffice department con-
corning candidates who made written
application for appointment. Dispos-
ing of these important offices by such
methods has been the cause OF much
friction
Republican members of congress
who have been most vigorous in their
criticism of the Hays postmaster ap-
pointment policy argue that it does
not take these offices out of politics,
as was contended at the time the or
der establishing the policy was issued
last May; that it still permits con.
gressmen to dictate such appointments
but embarrasses them in making their
selections.
Position of Critics.
Postmasters should either be ap
pointed under civil service regulations
with members of congress having nc
voice in such matters, the critics of the
former postmaster general assert, OF
these appointments should be made by
members of congress without inter
ference on the part of the civil service
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American Legion

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 16.-The
father of his country probably would
turn over in his grave if he could see
the name of one George W. Washing
ton on the latest draft evader list sent
out by the government. To corral the
more than 100000 slackers at large in
the United States is d part of the 1922
program of the American Legion, but
it does not promise to be an easy task
Another listed member OF the Berg
doll fraternity is Hoa Hum, who evil
IDENTIFY was too tired or bored to join
up. Charles Kaiser might have been
excused for family reasons, but he
didn't even show up before a draft
board. Another listed is Sam Browne,
who displayed no desire to wear the
belt.
An especial effort probably will put
forth to capture one Ton Mix. who
would have added vim and vigor to the
war had he participated. Grover
Cleveland Johnson had more sympathy
for Bergdoll than he did for the late
president
William Johnson, whose address was
given simply and clearly as Tight
| Alley" probably got in and couldn't
get out. Rudolph Linck. gone without
a trace, is surely enough the missing
one.
! Maj. Gen. Harris, adjutant general
of the army, has recommended that
congress appropriate $250,OO0 to pay
rewards of $50 for each draft deserter
delivered to the military authorities
Many posts of the legion on the trial
Of slackers, have signified their inten
ton of collecting the rewards and us
ing the money for the relief of needy
or disabled eX-soldiers.
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News of the Counties

GRATIS, Ohio-The annual literary
meeting of the Gratis high school
students was held in the assembly
room Friday afternoon from 2 to 3:15
o'clock The following officers were
elected: Leona Houser, president;
Miss Clark, vice-president; Anna
Brown, secretary: Mr.. Guntle, treas
u-er. 1t was decided to have a social
10 entertain the young people of the
community. Those on the entertain
ment committee are Miss Clark, Veryl
Zeck, Maurice Focht, Oleson thinner
man and Leona Houser. Those on the
refreshment committee are Opal
Stubs, Elizabeth Kiracofe, Mr.
Guntle, Mr. Conrad and Miss Markey
The social will be held Thursday
Jan. 26.
LEWISBURG, Ohio, Jan. 16.-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Peoples Banking company of this
place, held Wednesday, the following
directors were chosen to serve for the
ensuing year: II. P. Smith, Ira c. Al
bert, John Warnke. Earl Crider and
w c. Moore, all of Lewisburg; A. II.
Albert of New Bremen. Ohio, and ]. H.
Brinkman of Cincinnati At the di-
rectors' meeting II. p. Smith was re-
elected president, Ira G.. Albert, vice
president; w. c. Moore. secretary and
treasurer; Ozias Fritz, assistant treas
urer, and l.. Vernon Moore, second
assistant treasurer.
GREEN'S FORK. Ind.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Bane have received a telegram
stating their boys body will arrive in
Brooklyn, N. Y. Thursday, Jan. 10.
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Ribbons and Small
Goods Reduced

100 PIECES-Wide Ribbons in Moire or
Taffeta; some plain. others fancy; regular
values up to CSC. Sale Price, 39c
80 PIECES-Extra wide Ribbons for hair
bows, sashes. girdles, etc; regular values
worth up to .S1.0O Sale Price, SOC
STATIONERY-Just received loo boxes
colors assorted; As sheets and envelopes;
the colors are pink, blue, buff, white.
Sale Price, SOC
HOT WATER BOTTLES-AH of our regu-
lar 1925 and 1.50 values; your choice:
Sale Price, sf.oo
FRENCH NORY-Our entire line of this
regular item, including Hair Brushes, Mir
rors. Combs Trays, Boxes, Hair Receivers,
Puff Boxes, etc, all to go at -onefourth off
PURSES and BAGS-We offer during this
sale our entire line of Bags and Purses at
one-fourth off. All new goods, many re
ceved since Christmas. See the special
values -95c, 1.86, $500, 1915
O. n. T. SEWING THREAD--An numbers.
black or white Sale Price, Spools for 29c
o. n. T. CROCHET COTTON-All numbers,
white or ecru. Sale Price, balls, 45c
PALM OLIVE SOAP-Limit bars.
Sale Price, for 3ec
BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER-Limit L
rolls Sale Price, IL Rolls, 4Sc
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REVOLUTIONARY ORGAN
EDITED BY STUDENT
RESULTS IN PENALTY
1Rx Associated Pr.ss>

OXFORD, Eng, Jan. 16.-Arthur +.
Reade, 20-year-old student of Worces-
ter college, has been sent down"
otherwise removed from oxford uni
versity by the vice chancellor and proc
tors for editing a revolutionary news
paper
Young Reade cam eto Oxford from
Elton, the most fashionable public
school in England. last year and set
forth his advanced views in Free
Oxford, a Communist Journal of
Youth" an inter-university paper.
Charles H. Gray, his associate edi-
tor, has been "sent down" for two
years.
Admires lenne
A general young giant, Reade pub
licly proclaims his admiration for
Lenine and his faith in the dictator
ship of the proletariat. He gloried in
the admission that his paper preached
sedition. One of the offending para
graphs stated that "the bourgeoisie
would be offered the alternative of sur
render or determination" and that
the destruction of a few would ter
rorize the rest into surrender"
The Oxford university authorities
believe that Bolshevist propaganda
among the English youth is becoming a
menace
Leonid Krassin, the Soviet trade en-
yoy, tried to deliver an address in con-
nection with the Russian famine relief
in the hall of the Union, the famous
Oxford debating society, but permits
sion to use the hall was refused, and
Krassin delivered his speech in an as
sembly room belonging to the Society
of Friends, admission TO which was
only gained by running the gauntlet OF
an uproarious crowd of non-supporters
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Sale of Silks and
Dress Goods

81. 50 A YARD-Yard wide all-silk Satin Mes
saline. full line of colors including black
Sale Price, $3.50
$3.50 A YARD-Yard-wide all-slk Chiffon
Taffeta all the wanted shades, including
navy, brown and black
Sale Price, $3.50
S2.49 A YARD-40inch all-silk Satin Charm
euse; plenty of navy, brown and black.
Sale Price, S249
S119 A YARD-33-inch all-silk Natural Pom
gee, for handkerchief, blouses, dresses and
undergarments.
$139 A YARD-36-inch all-silk Black Chit
fon Taffeta, beautiful finish
$129 A YARD-36-inch all-silk Black Satin
Messaline, fine bright finish.
sec A YARD-33-inch Fancy Silk Shrtings,
beautiful multi-colored stripes.
s149 YARD 44-inch Atwood French
Serge in the two best shades, brown and
navy blue.
$500 YARD 50-inch all-wool French
Serge in all wanted shades, with plenty OF
navy blue.
81 90 A YARD pieces fancy Wood Plaids
good color combinations and widths.
NAVY BLUE TRICOTINES--Stil the fav-
ored cloth for dresses suits, skirts etc. The
widths are so and 54-inch-$295, $3.50, $3.50
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commission. Neither policy can be
successfully carried out under the
system established by Hays. they say.
1t has been frequently mentioned
that the filling of vacancies in post
masterships has been so slow under
the Hays system that many postmas-
tiers, for the most part Democrats, are
still holding onto their jobs although
their terms of office expired many
months ago. Republican party work
ers who are candidates for these
places are making it quite plain that
they are completely out of patience
with the delays they have encountered
in getting attached to the federal pay
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Beds to Lose individuality;
Next to Be Standardized

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Beds are
to lose their individuality under stan
dardization plans of the division CT
simplified practice of the commerce
department They no longer will ap-
pear in uncouth and irregular sizes
with trick mattresses leaving a pro
clevity to slide to the floor in the
hours of deepest sleep.
Standardization of beds, the depart
ment declared, means a great deal TO
both the bed and mattress manufac-
turers, and the general public, and the
government is cooperating in the plan
to keep the bed within circumscribed
bounds. Up to this time, the state
ment said, "a half size bed was any
thing from park bench upward. so
far as standards went"
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Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Damasks
at Substantial Reductions

BETTER SHEETS and CASES
We show a wonderful line of
fine scalloped and hemstitched
sheets and cases to match done
in the finest sheetings. You will
be pleased with them. Sale
price
Sheets ....$t.65, St.75, $1.95
Cases ........ .48c, SOC, CSC
TOWELS-The Towels offered
in the January Sale are the best
values offered in years. Three
special lots.
1926 dozens of a good double
thread Towel, good weight and
size. Sale Price, 19c
25c-25 dozens of this number
which we think is our best
value. Good weight and size.
35c-Just IS dozen of them, ex
ira large size and very heavy
weight, double thread.
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Sheets and Pillow Cases
Now is the time to save on
Sheets and Pillow Cases. Made
from good, standard muslins,
with wide, deep hem, beautifully
finished.
72x90 Seamless Sheets
Sale Price, S1.o5
81X90 Seamless Sheets
Sale Price, $1.15
90X90 Seamless Sheets
Sale Price, SIPS
42X36 Pillow Cases
Sale Price, 25c
45y36 Pillow Cases
Sale Price, 27c
FANCY TOWELS-All Fancy
Turkish and Huck Towels re-
duced. Here you will find some
very special values.
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COLLEGE APPEALS FOR
MORE MEN FOR MINISTRY

SPRINGFIELD, O, Jan. 16.-FeW
religious movements of recent years
have attracted as wide attention as
the appeal being conducted by Witten-
berg college for More Men for the
Ministry" Lutheran leaders from all
over the country and many leading
newspapers are lending unusual com
ment to the movement.
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Spurious Huddle Close
To Bulbs In Signs

The cold snap has made Richmond
sparrows hunt warm places.
One of the most popular resorts is
to nestle close to the bulbs in cleo
trio light signs in front of stores.
On North Eighth street a number
of sparrows can be seen any night
huddled close to the warm bulbs of
a sign in front of a restaurant.
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roll, and Republican congressman are
more than tired of getting the blame
which they assert rightfully belongs
to Will Hays.
The civil service commission an
nounce that competitive examination
will be held Feb. IL TO fill the posi-
ton of postmaster at Hagerstown, Ind.
The term of the postmaster there ex-
pired last July. In September Charles
F. Porter was appointed acting post
master, the salary of the Hagerstown
postmaster is $4,000 per year.
An examination for the appointment
of a postmaster at New Paris, Ohio, a
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Revival Services Continue
At NJ. E. Church In Boston

BOSTON Ind, Jan. 16. - Revival
services will continue at the M. E.
church here each night this week be-
ginning at O'Clock. Services are held
under the direction of the pastor, as
sisted by Rev. Dennis.
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third class office with a salary of
$1,000, will be held Feb. 10. on which
date theterm of the present postmas-
ter, William H. Wisman, expires. He
will continue in office until the APP
pointment of his successor has been
confirmed by the senate.
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GLOVES

69c PAIR-Kayser's two-clasp Chamoisette
Gloves, all wanted shades and sizes.
Sale Price, 6ec
S1.00 PAIR-Ladies' strap wrist Chamois
Suede Gloves, full S-button length, most all
shades and sizes. Sale Price S1Oo
$1.59 PAIR-Ladies' two-clasp real Kid
white only; all sizes, regular values worth
up to $3.50 About 100 pairs in the lot
Sale Price, S1.5e
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Table Damask


LOT NO. Is pieces of 5S-inch
MerceriZed Table Damasks;
good line of patterns.
Sale Price, SOC
LOT NO. 2--5 pieces of 64-inch
Mercerized Table Damasks. all
good designs; very special.
Sale Price, 79c
LOT NO. SIS pieces of 70-inch
very fine Mercerized Damasks;
the finish is beautiful and the
patterns are all new.
Sale Price, S1.19
BETTER DAMASkS-No regu-
lar prices. all reduced. The best
opportunity to buy fine Linens
you have had in years. We win
be pleased TO show you the line.
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Spring Percales

19c YARD-200 pieces. all new goods, light
or dark. in checks, stripes or figures
splendid time to make your selections.
Sale Price, 1ec
&c YARD-These are the famous Manches-
ter Percales, the finest percales made, with
a permanent Cambria finish; good line OF
light or dark colors.~ Sale Price, nc
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Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl j. Helms. Cen
terville. boy: Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Triton, Wayne county, boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. George ID. Peery, boy.
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EVERY Piece of DOMESTICS Reduced

PEPPEREL and SAXON SHEETINGS-At re-
duced prices for this big selling event;
Beached Unbleached
IA width, seamless. Sc
"a width, seamless. .....57c 55c
"a width, seamless. 6oc SIC
10-4 width, seamless. .... Csc 6oc
HOPE or SAXON MUSLIN-Your choice of these
two we'll known brands; full pieces, perfect goods
none sold to dealers.
Sale Price, Yards for s1.oo
HILL. FRUIT, LONSDALE-You know these
brands. Take your choice of any of these.
Sale Price, 18c
LONSDALE or BERKELEY CAMBRIC--Soft fin
sh, fine smooth thread for fine sewing.
Sale Price, 2ec
PILLOW TUBINGs-Ony standard brands that
is the only kind We sell:
42-nch, Sale Price, SIC 45inch Sale Price, 39c
36-inch, Sale Price 32c 40inth Sale Price, 35c
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-500 yards good weight
and clean, easily bleached.
Sale Price, Yards for $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Fine Millinery of Higher Value
at SIS to $40

THE woman who usually has to pay
i from $25 up to get the kind of hat
ohe wants, will find it here tomorrow in
a group Of exceptionally lovely millinery
specially priced $l5, SIG. $lS and $50.
They are fine velvet hats in the most
exquisite colorings and shapes; soft little
French felts in the most sought-after
styles, and smart hatter's plushes in un-
usual colors, as we'll as black.
All are Of quality not ordinarily
found in hats at such prices. And the
fine trimmings-many Of them French
and skillful decoration BY our best mil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Women 8 Special Tweed
Coats, With Racc0on
Collars, $47. so

V7OMEN have been waiting for these to arrive There
w is nothing to equal them anywhere they say.
Once again there are al the pretty gray TAM brown
and colored herrinsbone and mixtures in heavy
Winter-weight tweed with plaid plain backs.
All have large shawl collars of beautifully blended
raccoon fur 1t is goodAtting sports model with raglan
sleeve and slot down the back and narrow belt It
makes the incest kind Of coat for motoring or everyday
wear on train or. trolley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Weight Can Be Lost
and Grace Gained

Il one faithfully followS The
scientifically arranged exercises
which can b taken to the music
Of the phonograph.
Wallace Reducing records sro
carefully arranged and sell for
9l6 the set. ...
An expert will be here TO con-
suit with each day next week
and appointments with her cs1
be made now.
(GoeonG EIooP)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

zho Things Can't Be Put Off Any Long
Boudoir Silver for Christmas
Is Usually BOUGHT Early

Which II one reason for the
Jewslry Store being 10 fully pre-.
pared right now.
There are % many % sixteen
patterns In boudoir silver alone.
All sterling silver, and prsttler
ones would bs hard TO find. All
are In complete sets, or one may
(Msl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Favorite Slippers in Black Satin
and Patent Leather

For the many women who
always prefer a strap slipper.
here are three styles in black
satin, all with one strap, and
Offering choice Of either narrow
q medium toe, high or low
French heel.
Priced So and $3.50 a pair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Special Manicure
Sets in Cases

A necessity for any one who
travels. Those at home often prefer
them because they roll UP 80 con-
venently. taking little space. yet
are complete.
Each article is made Of particularly
fine steel. The cases are mostly Of
good leather, attractively lined.
$3.50 to SO.
MAIN Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Serviceable Reading
Lamps

The kind men like to have
standing beside the arm chair
brass floor lamps Of the adjust.
able gooss.nsck type, with oval
metal shades. Price $3.50.
Other floor lamps Of bronze.
finished metal with smokers At
tachments, 9i8.
(reurtA IIosp)
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A Few Fine Sample Coats at SllO

liners, are all in keeping with the quality
Of the hats.
A little poke in old blue felt with a
French nosegay set in silver lace; q soft
felt Of seaweed green, trailing uncurled
ostrich in the same color; verbena VEL
vet circled with tiny mauve-shaded flow
ers and silver leaves; brown hatter's
plush with dull gold and brown French
flowers; and dozens more as artistic and
satisfying. Many. but not all. are in un-
common and delightful colors.
Please ask for them in the Gray Mil
linery Salon.
(Sscsnd FlooP)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Claire's Fleurette
From Paris

F1eurette iB ClRire's exquislte
fragrance. which IA found exclusively
At Wanamaker's. It Is always packed
IN a dainty orchid color.
Extract. IS. Face powder, Sl.25
Toilet water. $3.50.
main FlsoY)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03
Silk-and-WOOl
Matelasse Crepe
$3.50 the Yard

A rich, heavy crepe weave, pat
termed all over in self.color de-
Sign.
Effective shades Of bark and
seal brown, rust, navy, taupe, as
veil as black.
SO inches wide.
(First Floos)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

A favorite ons.strap style in
patent leather with medium
French heel, has q band Of per-
forating around vamp and top.
Priced SO . pair.
A new patent leather tongue
slipper, with low Spanish heel
and . touch Of perforatins, $12
the pair.
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Women 8 EUeryduu
Dresses, $3.50,
$25 and $27.5O

DRESSES OF Canton crepe. crepe.backed satin and
other silks; Of matessse or stitched satin Of woo
crepe with drewnwork. and Of Poiret twill, made up in
ever so many different Styles from the gracefully draped
to the trim little affairs with peaed skirts and Balkan
blouses. ~ ~
Also there are one-piece coat models and models with
loose panels which dip below the bottom of the skirt
Colors are the most wanted shades of brown md
blue, besides black. O"" a""
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A Dozen Styles in Fashionable
Gray Handbags, SO to SIS

Gray to match the gray hats,
the cray furs and the gray foot
vear so fashionable now.
Here are bags Of duvetyn, Of
slsin or broche velvet, Of striped
inoire silk and the softest, most
vslvety calf.
(Nfsi,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

buy the pieces separately.
One Of the newest silver pat.
terms has Q striped decoratlea,
except the center ynonoero1
shield, which 10 plain. "a
The mirror II priced $50, hals
brush, S26; comb, %; putt In
$50 and oil the smaller artist63
In proportion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

the cuffs fur.lined ald fur.
bordered, 50 . pair.
Fur.trimmed buck suede
sauntlets. wool lined. with
leather.lined cuffs. $3.50 .
pair.
For Children
Wool.lined buck suede gloves
in brown or gray. $2.75 . pair.
For Men
Unlined buck suede gloves
In gray or tan. $3.50 . pair.
Lightweight gray mochs
gloves, $3.50 . pair.
Tan cape gloves, seamless
wool lined, IS . pair.
Rabbit.linsd buck suede
gloves, $3.50 z pair.
Squirrel . lined buck suede
gloves in gray or tan. $3.50
a pair.
Strap.wrist gloves Of heavy
tan cape with lamb's.wooi
lining. or black or tan cape
with rabbit lining. $3.50 4
pair.
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For Women

Genuine deerskin gloves.
soft as mocha and wonderful
Tor wear; two button or two
clasp, In sable. tan or gray. -
q pair.
Strap.wrist gloves. of velvet.
finished heavy buck suede. with
s'x'ineh tops: sable. tan or
gray, IS q pair.
Fleece.lined strsp.wrist cape
gloves. the cuffs rabbit lined;
black or brown, IS a pair.
Fleece.lined cape gloves, two
pair.
Iwo.clasp buck suede gloves
WITH seamless wool lining,
$3.50 a pair.
Rabbit.lined and fur
trimmed buck suede gloves,
Drown or gray. SO q pair.
Full squirrel lined buck
suede gloves. brown or gray,
1850 I pair.
s!ip.on gloves Of wool.lined
'sek suede with six.ineh tops.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

20 we'll, copied after the kind
that are usually found with
higher.prieed shirts.
Neat-as pin stripes must
be nsat-and in several color
arrangements.
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100 Novelty Silk
OverblOuses
Specials, $2.25 to S.

It seems the prettiest bIouseS
Of the season are in this collec-
tion, but, Of course, the little
prices tell the story Of only Q
few Of each kind.
They are in all the good colors
for suits. Crepe de chine, printed
silks, satin, stitched crepe de
chine and 80 on.
(Esst and West Aislss)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-03

Every man has . different
idea, because every man wants
q different kind Of a hat.
But the big thing to know
is that no matter what kind of
a hat q man wants he can see
all kinds at Wanamsker's.
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About the Newest Thing in
a Fall Shirt, So

A good woven madras shirt
with q separate stsrched col.
lar to match.
And the collar is the new
comfortable cut that men like