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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25
By
REX STEWART

torniz stuff and of much better
quality. Retail. Il is selling from
80 to IS cents E head
Hanbut was z luxury in Salem
this week. Two small ship loads
brought z3A cents pound
Thursday in Seattle and later ar
rivals had an increase Of two
cents. To the Salem consumer the
price would have been from 40 to
As cents z pound. Too high. Chi
nook salmon can be purchased at
that price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25

north Of MADRAS; Linstrom. &
Feigens0n, sIs,zss "a
Lincoln eounty-Thirteen! tres
ties. Corvallis Newport highway;
A Giebish. s12,soe.
Washington county - Bridge
across Tuzlztin; w. D. Hoffman,
$500.
Bids for grading and rock sur
facing ll.3 miles. Serviee tcraek
section OF John Day highway in
Wheeler county. were reJected and
the project ordered rezdrertised.
The lowest bid was sI5s.330,
which was in excess Of the esti-
mate
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25
CHERRIAH CHERRIHG0
TO Be EARLY IN MAY

The Cherrian Cherringo will be
held on May 4, and s, il was de-
cided last night at an executive
committee meeting General de-
tails were arranged By the boost
ers in charge.
The CherringO will be held with
a view to raising funds Tor the
Salem hospital work on which
has been held up for lack Of mon
ey.
The cooperation OF every WON
an and child is needed to make the
Cherringo the kind Of success we
want It 10 be-" King Bing Nc
Gilchrist said this morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25
Hazel Green Notes

Hazel Green. Or, March 25.-
Preparations are being made for
a good program for the basket So
IA at Hazel Green school house
Iarch 31st.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rhodes
and daughter, Alma. visited in
Portland last week. Mrs. Fox ac-
companied them and remained till
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs.
Mead, who lives there.
Mrs. G. W. Zieleuski went to
slaYton, Sunday, TO help take care
aer brother who a. very I've
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Christensen and
Edwin and Emma Christensen de-
parted Monday afternoon for Mon
tana. where they viii remain this
summer.
The silver tea given by the W0-
mans Missionary society Friday |
afternoon was well attended aud |
enjoyed by all
The boys baseball team OF
Hazel Green school went TO Brooks
Friday afternoon to play tn
Brooks school team, but found the
0ali grounds too muddy to play
"a 50 returned disappointed bus
not a defeated bunch.
Last Sunday the Van Cleayes
1sd birthday surprise for Mrs
". Van CleaTe and her daughter.
Bertha, by coming in with we'll
filled baskets to eat birthday din
ner with them. Twenty-Five rela
lives were present. Mrs. Van
leave was presented with q nice
iress. Miss Bertha was given
beautiful waist and Miss Iris Van
JleaVe, whose birthday was in the
same month and who was incIud-
ed In the honors although shel
knew 1t not until they had gath
cred there, was given a set OF cups
and saucers.
The Bible study class met at the
arsonage Wednesday evening.
.setings every Wednesday even
az All are invited.
rhe basket social held at La
.sh school house Tuesday evening"
Tas a real success. Entertain
nent was furnished by william
itte students from Salem and
IOlo by Miss Grace Rape accom-
ianied by Miss Bennett. Mr..
NoOdry suctioned off the baskets
md proved himself to be a real
.uctioneer. The sales amounted
. s35 which will be applied on
he piano.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25
OREGON SOLONS
VOTE FOR -FOUR
POWER TREATY

Washington. March 25.-Boaf
Oregon seastors-Stzntield and
AeHary-esst votes Favorable to
ratification Of the four power Pa
citic treaty when # reached the
senate.
The complete vote was as fol-
lows:
Por Ratification.
Republicans-Ball. Bnandegea,
Bursum. Calder. Cameron. Cap
per, Colt, Cunmins, Curtis, Dill
liaghan, Dupont, Edge, Eikins,
Ernest, Fernsld, FEelinghuyssn,
Gy0ding, Hale, HsrEeld. Jones
ashingtOnJ, Kellogg, Keyas,
Ladd, Lenroot, Lodge, Mccormick.
-.cCumbeT, Mckinley, Mclean,
y.eNary. Moses, Nelson, New,
..a~Derry, Nicholson, Sorbeck,
{, ,srrison, oddie, Page. Pepper,
raipps, PoindeItsr. Rawson,
-4srtridge, Smoot, Spencer. stan
cid, Sterling, Sutherland, Town
yead. Wsdsworth, Warren, Wat
sJa (IudianaJ. Weller and Willis
st.
Democrats - Broussard, Dial, |
FLETCHER, Kendriek, hcKeiIer. /
Myers. Owen. Pomerene. RansdeII. |
/ smmell, Underwood and VIII
..4sas-l2
total for ratification 81.
Against Ratification.
Republicans - Borah, France,
Johnson and LaFolletts.
Observation-Disclosures Caraway. |
Culberson, Gerry, Glass. Harris,
Harrison. Helfin, Hitchcock, |
King. OTerman, Pittman, Reed,
Robinson. Sheppard. Shields. Sim
mons, Smith. Stanley, Swanson,
Walsh tMasgacn Il userrs), walsn
i0ntanaJ and Watson Georgia
20.
Total against ratification Z7.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25

Frank Durbin, Jr.. 1417 Court
street. was arrested last night on
Court street and was charged with
speeding. He is cited to appear
before Judge Earl Race in the po-
lice court this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25
Port Angeles Bank Robbed

Port Angeles, Wash. March 25.
The vault and safe OF the Sc
aim State bank at Sequim nsai
iere was blown early Friday by
obbers, who obtained s22O0 in
ash and bonds and escaped. tax
ng to the hills to the south.
'osses here were organized to
earch for the men.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-25

Speeding was charged n )
sell F. Bonesteele, 435 u. v
street, when he was arrests Nh |
the police last night. He + ~
TO appear before Judge Earl s''' >
in the police court this afta,.' "a'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Story. of
406 Westview street. have returned
from a stay at Miami. Fla.
Mr.. Andrew =. Borzner, Of 163 West
Durham street, was given SURPRISE
party last evening in honor Of his birth.
day. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Skinner, Mrl and Mrs.
F. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick 7.
Leonard. DR.. and Mrs Howard Bricker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hurst.
The Current Events Glass of German.
town will give a luncheon In March In
honor Of DIR. Arnold at the Y W. c. a.
drawing rooms. DR.. Arnold recently
completed series of lectures Oh
Greater omanhood." given at Yer.
non Hall. Germantown. There will be
several speakers at the luncheon, one
Of which will be DR.. Chenoweth.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Bender. OF
5132 Wayne avenue. are receiving con.
gratulations upon the birth OF a dauGh.
ter.
The last meeting Of tho title Dulce
Sewing Club was held at the home of
Mrs J. Rose, G117 La rsen street. Among
the guests-were Mrs +. Hershen, Mrs
]. Aaron, Mrs. Percy Becker. Mrs. s.
Rosenthal. Mrs L. Gottlieb. Mrs. A.
Orelier. Mrs. David Blum and Mrs.
William Doherty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs. Walter Cope, Of 200 East John.
ron street, Germantown. announces the
frSsagement rrs nS,I Of her daush,er, Miss Anne
Pont Hazard. son Of Mrs Rowland
Hazard. Of Peace Dale. r l. Mr.. Hazard
Is ,r living in Syracuse. n y. The wedding
VIII take place in May. Mrs. Cope
VIII entertain informally at tea on Sun.
aay afternoon in honor Of Miss Cope
and Mr.. Hazard.
. pr, and Mrs. Joseph L.eidy. Of 1871,
locust street, will entertain at dinner
tonight before the Second Assembly
party who will attend the theatre
nefore the Second Assembly tonight will
IInclGde Mr. and MIRA Walter Waring
Hopkinson, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Coke
mccall, Mr., and Mrs. Edward Stuart
and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence W. Fisher
The guests who will attend the din.
ner ns this evening which Miss Mary Chan.
Milster, OF Butler place. Germantown.
Mill give at 1ll2 Spruce street, in
New N?H0' %tr,s OF Miss Florence hockwood OF
guest VIII GN include MMG r s ahS Miss Mrs WisisTs snn
Welsh Drayton. Miss Nancy +. cope,
Mss Rachel Price. Miss Helena l..
TMb,teneil, Miss Frances A. Wistcr, Mr..
Mona Mhomas Pterrepont Hazard Mr.. W.
trr He% York: Mr.. Francis Chambers,
,,nuhd T. Purvis and Mr.. Owen !. To-
trha The guests will later attend the
rCecohd Assembly Ball. Miss Nancy +.
SPPPe' daughter of Mrs Walter Cope.
Cnl entertain at dinner on Saturday
s'ch'hs IN honor OF Miss Lockwood.
Mr' and Mrs. Emmanuel Brown Nc.
,io"eh OF f4Ol Spruce street announce
I',o ensagement OF their daughter. Miss
Gas.a pott"rer McCowcn, and Mr.. w.
'eo'' smith, OF this city.
AIRS. MRS. B. Frank Clapp, OF 1908 Wal.
Iu' street, viii entertain at a small
thnincheon and bridge party at her home
this afternoon.
Mrs. Horace T., Nixon, accompanied
II VT uehutante daughter, Miss Mary
loo N'Hoh' OF 2"03 walnut street, viii
Wei, .'le iattcr part Of next week Tor ~
Tfn'o W. 10 princeton, \. j., where Miss
EiESH53h viii attend the junior prom on
=, .uaS evening March J. They cXDect
Monday. "'''' ''' ''o 'o''o"'"S
among tho patroncs sses OF the swim.
rsn.S pool benefit of the Central Branch
oi, tne loung Womeu's Christian Asso-
90. given by the Philadelphia wom-
"y'nphonS Orchestra In the foyer
Mru'e we academy of Muse last night were
c.rih, neorge h. Earle, Jr.. Mrs. John
Ctf,, Co,,mta.,., Mrs, Robert Il. Strawbridgr,
Km'sfs K'amMtess Santa Eulala, Mrs. Spenc.,
Ier Mu'Iord, Miss Margaret Maui. Mrs.
~" w. Green, Mrs. Russell Durne,
sno,, ana y, johnson. Mrs. George
Nvwuel,; AIRS. Cyrus ID. BOSS, Mss
.""" piuuIe' Mrs. John Dickey. Jr..
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Mrs II. II. Bonnell and Mrs. Clarence
l.. Harper.
Mrs. Fielding Otis Lewis, of 2si
at small informal bridge party at her
nome tomorrow afternoon.
! spring wedding Of interest will D.
that Of Miss Carol r. NIfdlar. daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Samuel l.. Hammer, Of 2i3O
Spruce street, and Mr.. w Roy Bell. OF
| this city, which will take place on Sat
prssy syfnIns s,Sb April e. in the second
Walnut streets. The Rev. Alexander
MacColl. pastor Of the church. will per.
form the ceremony. A reception will
Follow at the Ritz-Carlton.
Miss Marian Cahir Donoghue. osusa-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. Dono-
ghue. 8733 Emlen street. Germantown.
party on Friday evening. March II,
which Mr. and Mrs. c. Stanley Borton
Will give at their home, at Charlton
etreet and Aliens lane.
Mrs. Charles w. Swing. Of $500 Ham,
ilton street. will entertain at a bridge
party this afternoon. In honor Of Miss
k'illnm: whose engagement to Mr..
Stewart McConaghy Is announced today.
The guests include: Miss Julia Lloyd,
Miss Dorothy Raby: Mrs James A. Lind.
Mrs: Joseph Mackte, Mrs. r. II: D.
ard Zlnn, Mrs. Donald .Fiske Mrs. Al
bert Ochsner. Of Virginia; Mrs. Horace
Hill and Mrs. Morris Rudderow.
Mrs. Herbert Musgrave and her
children. Of England. are visiting Mrs
William Fisher Norris. Of 1920 South
Rittenhouse Square.
Miss Elizabeth Briard Strong. OF New
Brunswick. will arrive tomorrow and
will be the guest Of her brother and
sister:ln.law. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hart.
De Lancey place over the weekend.
Miss Kathleen G. Ritter. daughter Of
road. Ardmore. left yesterday for a
trip to Florida, where she viii be the
guest of Miss Peggy Rosengarten, Of
2o47 Locust street. for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Boolsmyer, Of
City line and Raynham road. Overbrook
who have been spending several weeks
q, At Miami Beach: Fla, will return 70
Taylor Bookmyer. who have been
spending some time with them, returned
70 their home on Monday. Mrs. Roy
Bookmyer' before her recent marriage.
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Curtis. Of
Overbrook.
The Delta Omega Pi Sorority will
rive dance in the North Gardens Of
the Bellevue-Stratford tonight The
members Of the sorority are the 1920
class of Notre Dame Academy. West
Rttenhouse square.
Mrs. William Greenfield. Of the Sat.
terlee Apartments, entertained at a
luncheon in honor Of Miss Stella Marie
Murphy. Her guests included the
Misses Adele Ramsey, Marie Greenfield
Alice Louchran, Natalie ONeill, Mrs
William King, Mrs. Raymond Murphy
Mrs. Edward Kelly and Mrs. Walter
Greenfield. Miss Murphys engagement
to Mr.. Charles Carsia. Of tits city. was
recently announced by her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, Of 1880 Rit.
tenhouse square.
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The Modem Merchandiser Ouerlooks No
Opportunities to Tell the World: A z:xvoi 8

tentins themselves with q small veal.
chop chassis.
The mortician will gamble to and fro
In rosewood casket with brightly pol
ished silver handles, three on q side.
TIHE srocer's automobile will be q
L glorifed fac-simile OF a bunch Of
asparagus or q long string bean.
Cartoonists will come to work IN cars
composed entirely Of misspelled words.
Editors will drive down to work In
long blue envelopes with bumper con-
sisting Of a large blue pencil.
Only the writer's will be unable to
keep up with the procession: The clos.
est they will get to 1t will be an occa {.
sionsl opportunity. graciously granted
them. to start the editors long blue en-:
yelope. The rest Of the time they will
ride to and fro that Is, to their work
and fro their homes on their especially
equipped rubber heels.
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MooRES1OWN

Mrs. Edwin Sumner. entertaineu a,
cards on Monday evening to meet hei
sister, Miss Robinson. OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Mrs. Victor wierman. of York. Pa.
formerly Of Moorestown, has been Visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. John McMullin. OF East MAR
street. entertained at n luncheon yes
terday to meet Mrs Clyde Palmer.
The Moorestown Grange will present
n play, Nothing But the Truth. In the
High School auditorium on Saturday.
The Rev and Mrs. Shakelford Dauerty
Of the ManBe. entertained DR.. Hugh
Black, Of New York, over tho week
end.
Miss Gertrude Robinson. Of Spring
field. Mass, Is visiting her sister. Mrs
Edwin Sumner. Of West Main street. =
Judge and Mrs Joseph Gaskill kav'
left for a trip to the West Indies. to be
gone about a month.
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FRANKFORT

A bazaar IL being held from Wednes-
day until Saturday OF this week 81 the
parish house Of St Marks Episcopal
Church, on Frankford avenue. Supper
will be served every night. Cakes. can.
dies and fancy articles Will be on sale a,
booths IN charge Of the following ladies'
Mrs. Frank Ernbery. Mrs. John William
Mrs. Adam Stanger, Mrs. Harry Crank
shaw. Mrs. William Maudsley. MIS-
Thomas Moore and Mrs, Benjamin Ftit.
tenhowe. The Young Mems Club will
be in charge Of. a country store. where
vegetables will be on sale, ana IN tne
be games. The closing event Of the
bazaar on Saturday evening Will be q
dance
A card party will be given on Tuesday
next for the benefit OF the Frankforn
Post, American Legion. at the Legion
House, Mrs. Francis Moitz u chairman
Of the committee In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Webster have
left for months stay at Miami. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Tho marriage Of Miss Ida Summers
and Mr. Norton Roland took place at
i.oon on Wednesday last at the home OF
the bride. 343S Old York road. After a
wedding trip through the South Mr. and
Mrs. ROLAND will live at 1908 Diamond
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lowrey, OF
2320 Farmount avenue. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss Ar
netta A. Lowrey. to Alfred A. Flsch-
bach.
The doctors and nurses Of tho Memo
rial Hospital will be the guests at a
supper. followed by dancing. this evening
at Polonia Hail. Cotton and Sherwood
streets. The committee IN charge In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Spool Cotton and
Dressmaking
Supplies

George CIark's d. n. T. Spool
Cotton. for hand or machine
sewing, black or white. all
numbers to 100, usually
TIC dozen, at ....... $50 dozen
Clare Dress shields, superior
quality, regular and opera
shapes, sizes 2, and 4,
at ................. zoe pair
Best Quality Tafreta Seam
special .abo piece
Revol snap Fasteners. 3 dozen
on card. all sizes, black or
white. .......1Oc card. 8 for ESQ
ID. NJ. &. Mercerized Darning
Cotton. black, white and
colors, 15c size, at. ... 100 ball
ID. NJ. &. Crochet Cotton. white
or ecru. sizes to 100.
at ................. ?5c . ball
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Hair Pins and Pins

All our fnest quality English
enameied Wire Hsirpins, in
black or brown. waved or
straight. heavy or invis-
ible. Sc. Or 8 packages for l0s
tortoise Brand Real Horn HAIR
rms; az sizes and styles,
Gold Plated Safety Pins, best
quality. .SOc card, 8 for ESQ
Paper "f belong Toilet Pins. :
$50 count. .....8 papers for ESQ
Duplex Safety Pins. the best
quality made. all sizes,
at..... 1Oc, s cards for 25e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Photo by Phillips.

cludes Miss Anna Curry, chairman: Mrs
N. Mckenna, Mrs. a. Hofnagle, Mrs.
x. Heller. Miss Veronica Kelly, Miss
Jane Skilton and Miss Maria Kelly.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo G. Penn, Of 1901
North Sixth street, entertained at a
ter. Miss Lena Penn. The guests In
cluded Miss Gertrude Bolen, Miss Rea
Br!cklin. Miss Bessie Kirsch, Miss Ruth
Adar. Miss Sara Brandt, Miss Esther
Miller. Miss Blanche Layton. Miss Min
ME Witkin. Miss Doris Pettique, Mr..
Edward Glayman. Mr.. I. r. Skoroschod.
Mr. Henry Kahn. Mr.. Edward Hecht.
Mr. Walter Albert, Mr.. Harry Rubin.
Mr. Joseph Hoffman. Mr.. Joseph Bergs-
well Kahn, Mr.. Louis Strait, Mr.. Phil
LYMAN, Mr.. S. Miller and Mr.. Harry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
TyHE modern merchandise overlook
L opportunities TO tell the world.

opportunities 10 tell the world.
According to modern practice, ono
should design his delivery truck to rep
resent his merchandise. Just as an
occasional spark plug manufacturer now
has his automobiles designed in the
shape OF spark plugs, so a pill manu-.
facturer would undoubtedly design his
autos to represent gloriaed liver pills.
The idea OF making everything the
modern merchandiser owns advertise his
wares, especially when this idea Is ap-
piled to automobile design, suggests en-.
chanting possibilities.
Dentists In the future will not con /.
tent themselves with driving down to
work In the morning or to the opera in
the evening in ordinary automobiles
such as common people Ike you and I
(well, possibly not you, but certainly
II affect. You will see him champing
down the boulevard in au automobile
designed to represent a hollow tooth,
and OF course be will be sitting in the
cavity.
YOUR doctor will drive up to your
1 house in q car, the chassis OF which
will be fashioned to represent an en-.
larged thyroid.
Butchers will drive cars designed to
look like q porterhouse steak or a leg
Of lamb; the less prosperous ones con :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Absorbent Cotton
and Napkins

1 ID. roll Of johnson i John
sons Absorbent Cotton. -. .40c
Kotex Sapkins, one ,tlozen to
package, usually Coo. at. :. .45c
Listers Napkins. one dozen to
a package, medium s!ze SOc,
large size +5c. regularly $50
and 60c.
kleinert's Sanitary Aprons,
usual $50 grade, at. 400
Best Grade Elastic Lisie Hose
suppOrters. usually 35c.
at ............. .... ESQ Dalr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Dish Cloths
and TOWeling

Dish Cloths. in honeycomb
weave .l0c, 8 for $50
All Linen Dish Towslinr.
usual soc kind. at. csc yard
Wash Cloths. in plain colors,
white. pink, blue. lavender
and gold .... iOc each, 8 for csc
Wash Cloths. extra size,
white or with fancy bor-
ders .l5c; 2 for ESQ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Herman Solomon, Of $40 Cedar
avenue. has returned to her home after
visit Of ten days in New York. where
she was the guest of Mrs. r. Deutsch.
HHur"E r hsr stay MRS sias,ra a%na Se,mbers OF
honor. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mar
Gus entertained at dinner In honor OF
Mrs. Solomon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Aliens
Quality Hair Nets

Zoe each. 800 u dozen, 8 do.s,
assorted ss you wish, $3.50, Ailen'a
are justly famous for the aualitv
of their Hair Nets. The SlipnoI
cap shape comes In large or small
sizes. The straight shape is extra
large size. The colors are stand
ard and come in every shade, White
and Gray Hair Nets are i6o each;
$50 y doseu, -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Tooth Paste
Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushes and Nail
Brushes

Prophylactic Tooth Brushes.
Soft, medium or hard bristle:
usually 45c, at ............3 soc
PrOphyIactic Penetrating Hair
Brushes. usually 75c, at. ..... .5Oc
Pure Bristle Nall Brushes. usu-
ally e5c. at .l8o each
Imported Tooth brushes. bone
or transparent handles, usu-
ally 25c. at ................ .lsc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Tapes; All Kinds

Superior Quality English Twill
Tape. 4 yard pieces In Il, q
or inch widths. I. 1Oc, 8 for ESQ
in three widths. lOc. for AZ.
Lingerie Braid. In white, pink.
or blue. .... 100 piece, 8 for $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Toilet Specialties

Odonora, for perspiration. $50
size ....:. $50
Watkins Mulsifed Cocosnut
OIL shampoo $50
Dralles Illusion True Flower
Perfume, Violet. Rose, Lilac,
Lily of the Valley. very spe-
cial at O5c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Notion Specials

Best Grade Shoe Trees. 2
pairs zoe. S5c dozen pairs
NiCkeied Wire Folding Coat
hangers .............? for csc
Superior Quality Enameled
Cont Hangers, rubber tips:
white. pink, blue, orchid and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
70 Show Laosdo~ne's "Foliies"

The Beta Theta Club Of Lansdowne
has arranged to hold its annual pro.
duction this year May II. IL and 10 at
the Twentieth Century Club. The pro.
gram will be "Thc Lansdowne foTlies
Of 1922" reviewing important events
that have happened during the year In
the borough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Toilet Creams

Frostilla, 35c size. at. .eSe
Kinds Honey and Almond
cream .............. .8SS
Roso Water and GlyceFine.
zoe slze Use
DagGett and Ram msdcll's Cold
Cream. soc size, at 1856
Royal Lemon Cream, 5Oc size. .S5s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Imported
Perfunery

Cotys. Houbigan's. RiEaud's, Roger
and Gallet's and plyer's. Fine
are In this sale. at greatly reduced
prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Needles

Imported English Sewinx
Noedies. all sizes and
kinds. SO paper. I papers $50
English Needle Books, fine
assortment OF needles, soc
style ................. ,S6c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Walter Samans. Of 2522 South
Twentieth street. will entertain at n
noon. Her guests will Include Mrs. John
Busch. Mrs. Charles Shisler. Mrs Frank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Talcum Powders
Face Powders
Djerkiss French Tale ......,

Dorm Compact Face Powder. .35c
Mary Garden Compact POwd. .35c
I'm Air Embaume Large Com
pact Face Powder. .S1.25 box
DJerkiss or Java Rice Face
fOwder $50
I!Origan Face Powder. .05c
Azurea Face Powder ....... COO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
Soaps

Woodbury's Facial Soap. go. .18o
Cuticura Soap ......... cake l8c
Restnol Soap ....... cake zoo
Roger and Gallet French Let.
tuce or Almond Soap; box
Of 8 cakes .00c
Spanish CASTLE Soap, 2 cakes ESQ
lb. bar CASTLE; $1.25
Ndluc 100 O0R
EavensOn's Hard water
Soap ................6 SOC dozen
Jergen's LarRe Bath Soap. u dos.
Jergen's violet GlycePine
Soap ................S .Sl.0O doz.
Lemon Soap. very special. lOc cake
British Bath Soap. usually
25c, Special at. ........ .15c cake
, 1922-06-07

OKLAHOMA CITY-Mrs- Jean
Day. society woman. related 10 y
special army board her story Of an
attack upon her by Licufen-
ant Colonel Paul Ward Beck. com
handing offIrer Mt Post Ftsd. okla.
which resulted in Beck's death nc
the hands Of her husband early In
April