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is no ours ,TOUI\ING ACCESSORIES Automobile equipment, tenU, cooking utensils, stoves, ta bleware, fishing tackle, guns and riflee. Axes, pack-sacks, beds, hammocks, blanket#, camp phonographs, cameras. CLOT HINC Men's, women's and children's clothing, hats, shoes, hosiery and underwear. Athletic ap parel, fishermen's, hunters', and riding garments. GARDEN TOOtSI Garden ,&x>U, lawn mower?, garden hoj^and lawn aprink lers. Pruning shears. Farm implements. ?>?irjr and- poul try-keeping flupplies. Harneaa and ai "T USED to wonder how they *do it, -I- too, "replied Mr. Butler. "Until Tom ' Warren got to talking while he was showing me over the place today. ? "It seems that the Warrens buy practi cally everything from Sears Roebuck, ?and .Tom says thjey save enough on necessities in thatj way to pay for the extra conveniences and luxuries that you see , in their house and around their place. "i "Tom showed me the latest Sears cat alog and said that it contained over 35,000 items, on everyone of which there was a real saving;** , * <*>?? Ofte customer who has always got comparative prices on the goods he * has bought of Sears Roebuck reports [ ?that he has actually saved $800 on ' $3,000 worth of goods bought here. $800 will pay for a great many luxuries at Sears' prices. And there is no additional profit tacked on luxuries at Sears ? although most merchants see.m to feel, that buyers of luxuries will pay prices that allow such extra profits. It is one of the proudest achievements of Sears Roebuck that this house has been able to bring s q many modern conveniences and comforts within the reach of the workers of the nation. This is, first of all, a store for those who must earn what they spend and who, therefore, cannot spend care lessly or extravagantly. V ? ' ? ' (Jhe Worlds Bargest Store owns and operates Station WL'S' Wave length 345 Meters The Philadelphia Home Of The World '? - Largest Store - LUGGAGE Wardrobe and dreas trunks. Steamer trunka. JBaga and suitcases in leather, fibre and Fabrikoid. SPORT GOODS I Canoes and rowboats. Iiow boat motors. Equipment for baseball, tennis, golf, basket ball, taxing. Bathing suits for men, women and children. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS i I Phonography and records. Mandolins, guitars, banjos, banjo ukes, accordions, band instruments. Sheet music and music rolls. Pianos and plajw pianos.