r J..W"J ?KW' 0aa. r. iii?v RW fl J ' ' '. VA . " EVENT7TO PtT lEW r:.i,f ?J U ". (;; ;.fr$ Si 983 ?zwnm&ti ' yjt r '. i,TW "' v a T 1-Ufr, ypi tf-Ott bye'-lpV.' opening measurements Thirty-four ether sizes in stock at prices equally low. The modern sash for shop, factory, garage and warehouse. Phene Garfield 1160 Mr. Uliikel) for sizes and prices David Lupten's Sens Ce. ygiis4 M. E. ARNOLD &C0. Practical Electricians Electric Lights, Fans, Etc. Complete Moter Repair Shep 1019 CHERRY ST. Prsitnt Owner-Management for 25 Yean Giarantees Responsibility and Seme CORNS Lift Off with Fingers HTm V Doesn't hurt a bit I Drep a little "Freezene" en an aching corn, in itintly that corn steps hurting, then ihortlyyeu lift it right off with fin gen. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezene" for a few cents, sufficient te remove every hard corn, soft corn or corn between the tees, and the calluses, without soreness or irrita tion. Advt. OXXXXEEXXZX Aiuleiea Andrews Annul en JUcMSr' Sea Isle City SUNDAY OUTINGS HTThe Hm ihewn Is r'aatern Btsndaid S?,n xfSit. Ur tlWf' "laa "n' tlJiV.0!?' ,T'ln ihewn In tale adrrr !""?" Jeavlnx it (1 30 A M . I Ml. n Mndrd Tim,. .Ill depart at. 7 'H M . Uayllaht flavin- Ttuie Frem Market Strect Wharf Every Sunday Atlnntlc City II Round S.er"0" " U Ttie StorveHarber U reerment (lilJinJ!f'Lv "' r"i"aAv ' "Va.ei.nn, ef!?0rmrn,f$ "J" cp" May a Sl5 JMtf,:,,::i,,n "' Andrew,8 " nd tt ildwned i rest 5 oe v, r cicur.leni b.iln Jun. It FISHERMEN'S EXCURSIONS LVBO MAURICE RIVER $1. BO tertewiw FUhlnc Clnund. rcry Buud.) MketSt WhaetaaiA. Camden a ISA, .. every Sunday Jii5uTMf' f.tr. & Park. Bi; wnj Tii. Held ni mlernedule ililiem 2.10 ? Girt, Aabury Park, Kj y i- -eng Branch, and in J1 'V rmedlate stations. J2.06 ,-,-- PeintPlea.ant Mtlet buee, Wharf 6 I5 Frem bread stbepx QT.Tmu 2?5LURAYS VA.E --.. ,p SUNDAY, Jun 4 IwinjturJaj nlnht, June 3 Bread stmt te 001 tt Mt Phlla. 10 04ft O .OO NEW YORK SUNDAYS June 4, IS July U, 30 AeOfc North rolls. 05 in v Hound Trip Bread Rirrrt . I3.SO WASHINGTON &9P, BALTIMORE , KeunilTrlp SUNDAYS """ad bird e se , tt rat Pbll. 0 Si A. 16 Ts NIAGARA FALLS SPt. 14, ZS Oct! U, ' Pennsylvania System Q i - (:. Jin-j'? i-r. EVENING PUBLIC liEDGItHPHILADEtPHlAXleHUKSDAYi , i - . . xtWi', ' JUNE !SW l; 1922- 5 , ri" wmmtim THE MASTER OF MAN :-: By Sir HaH Caine An Outspoken and Moving Study of a Deep Sex Problem by the' Noted Authar of "The Manxman." "The Deemster." "The Eternal Citv" "The Weman Theii RiriMr Me." Etc. T'StT2H Jre.Wllt.L-ChM Judae e thfUl Km v ? . " women e mutuel poeaien Jl?.'i ' J,riat attr Paence ever IM cm'". fiI'l'tBThllA. nnnrfaema reaaant S!,rf'i. 0.nuprfer her (llcfflllmate cWld 7-.' '"'eieed te dtalh. UHe levea Vie 1 t,i,. chum. teYAi, ??''.'' Aerttnblr bnl aetnetchnt S5S 70Vte',eri"0-M Bf,',, '" bc,r0" htlttii'J, TAJlt.llYl vrtat.htarttd and enrf i r'P.ftl' "" ' ! WW" vtc,er rlend. cr' a,ic bfcemea flele'a CHAPTER XXXVIII The Grave of a Sin THE quny wan deserted and the berth of fhp tfjinin Sttfnmnr In thn hnrtwir jn nn empty Fpncr. but In the fever of lilt Impntlencp Stew ell wnlkcil te the end of the jiler te make sure that the ship hnd gene. Uestle would b rerererlnj; consploiiH censploiiH conspleiiH ness by 111 In time. "Where nm I?" ilie would be Miyliift. And then Mic would henr the throb of the eriRlnet nnd the nnh of the wntcr, nnd ice Allck by her Ride. Fer n moment he lout sight of the nhlp'ii Ktcni light (n mitt wan Rweeping ever the Rurfacc of the sen) and hi anxiety became ngenr, but It renppenred at the ether side of the lighthouse nnd hl eplritt rene ngaln. et, alie was steering north. "Snll en! Sail en! Sail en!" He returned te the town. In the thinning fog everything looked Im mense! Inrge nnd frightening. He wnlked slowly In oider net te nttract attention. Passing tluetigli the narrow streetH lie found nearly nil the houses dnrk. Only two or thiee of the upper windows showed light, nnd from one of them, partly open, he heard the cry of ii lrk child. Hut in a winding lane, close under the eastlc, he came upon n cottage thnt was lit up in the lower story, and loud with many voices. He recognized it as the heurw at which lie hnd left Mrs. Col Cel llsler. nnd understood what wns hap pening. The old wemnn's Primitive friendt were holding n prnycr-meeting bv her bedside In the kitchen te com fort her. A mnn was praying nnd tnnny women werp nheutlne responses. Outside the town Stewcll had an Im pulse te run. He found his motorcar wheie he hnd left it and pushed it into the rend. While lighting his lnmp he thought he heard i-eiinds from tne di rection of the cntle. Had the escape become known? He listened for any thing that might denote alarm. There was nothing. The cnttle clock struck twelve. All wns enlet. The rnndemned woman hnd esrnned from Castle Himhen. There was nothing te show Hint he himself had been there. Nearlv three hours later Stewcll was at the Point of Ajre, where the head of the island leeks into the sen. Fer a long half hour Stew ell walked te nnd fro there. At Inst, straining hit sight te the south, he nw what he hnd come te see n stenmcr with n rerl nnd black funnel. Kept bnck dur ing the dark hours by tli3 fog en the roast, she wns new coming en at full speed. There was a pang In thinking thnt this TaR the Inst he wat te see of the two who were aboard of her. but there was a beundlet joy In it also. Ihcy were united; they were happy; they were safe: he had wiped out his offense against them. : He watched the esel nt she passed. She lurched a little as she went through the cress-current of the Point. Hut new she was out in the channel : new she wns heading toward the Mull of Oalleway; new she was fading into the nerthem mist nnd seemed te be dropping off Inte nnether planet. At half past three Stewcll wns bnck In his rnr. He could go home new with n elenner henrt, a surer conscience. It was a beautiful morning. The sun hnd risen. It wns slanting ever his shoulder ns he drove nleng the grass grown read en the northwest roast, with the sen singing nnd rtnnclng by hit side eer n stretch of jellew sand. The lambs were bleating In the fields nnd the Inrks were loud In the sky. What relief. What joy. His car wns bounding en pat the Lhcn, the Nuppln. the old Jurbv Church with Its four-square tower en the edge of the cliff going fnsler than he knew, fnster nnd still faster, like n winged crenture. parting the way ns It went, making the read itself te fly open, anil the hedges, the trees, nnd the sleeping farmhouses te slant off en either side, nnd coming round nt Inst, ns with thn henrt of n bride, te the big gntes of Rnllnmear. Heme once mere. As he slackened speed nnd slid up the drive the reeks were calling In the tall elms nnd thp songbirds In the luishes were singing. As sllentlv as pecslble he ran his car Inte the garage and crept Inte the houee. The blinds were down and the rooms were dull with n jellew light, like sunshine behind closed c.el!d. The grnndfnther's clock en the landing wat striking four. Only four hours sliue he had left Castletown! The servants were net yet stirring, nnd he stepped upstairs en tiptoe, hop. Ing te reach hit room unheard, but nt he pnsed .Innet't deer she cnlled te him. "It thnt jeu. Victer?" He answered, "cs. "Hew Inte you nre, dear. "Don't waken me In the morning in tits ncarnein he wns paitly con scious that fnmlllnr things looked strnngP)r wus It that nnether man) hnd come bnck te them? He undressed rapidly nnd get into neii. tiruwmg deep hreath. II wns all ever. Bessie, Celllster was gene. It wns nearl Im possible that she could ever be traced and brought bnck. A monstrous judl .ii i,n luifl been meveiited. lie nnil eeen pel mined te prevent It. And new for the long, long rest of a dream ,ish sleep. ,,.! But in the ngue. intermediate half world of coiiM'leuMies before Miep tomes, he wns nwnre of nnether. n wanner and mete set ret motive, to te nelln ! Tell hint te mine bni k te me . . Ah. no, net until lie hnd wiped out his fault. But new h- could go te her.. He had broken down the barrier be- tween them. He hnd burled lilt sin In ' Thank Hed! Thank Ced! And then sleep, deep sleep, and the brent hlcNi day coming en. (ll.VPTKIt XXXIX The Birth of a Lie I Awnkenlng in Urn (Jerge In tht! citiU limits of morning, r-eiiella htnrdj ii n'ulse outside her window that was' like the ninnliig f a shallow rlcr eer n bed of uiuill stones. Hhe knew what ll was. It was I he sound of the fed of the people who were coining in .r,,u.lu in ttniul outside the castle walls nnd watch the Mew -muting tingcrs of the clock, until the heisting of the blnck Hag uer the tower should tell them that the Invisible procure of death had come and gene. ... . . When, lis the cleik wns striking 11, xhe c lushed the market pliue en her wn In the castle, she found this crowd In emit ininiiiotleu, hunting t and tin and calling lit ciuh ether in agitated mhes. "Is It true?" "He thej'ra aayinrj." "(led blesa m beul!" The cuttle gate wns, open and people for Douglas and the telegraph poles were fljlng by. She, must knew what the governor was doing. But whatever her father might de Ffcr own course was elenr. Hhe mist stnnd by Victer new, what ever happened. Te be continued tomorrow (Ccpuriahl, lilt, International Maaatine Ce.) "Be calm," said Kenella. Bestle hat gene from Castle Riishen. She la net te die this day you nre a blockhead nnd n At length two elderly men, the cha hnd penetrated ns fnr us the portcullis. An Inspector of police, coining out hur rludlv, commanded them te go back. "Away with you! Is it play-acting you've come te. leek nt? Smoking your pipes, tee i" Hut without wnlting te see his or ders obeyed he hnstened away himself, shouting te somebody that he wat go ing te knock up the telegraph office. The court yard, when Fenella reached it, though less crowded was as full of agltntlen, A blcar-cjed mnn, who looked ns If he hnd just awakened from a fit of Intoxication, was walking nlm lesly te nnd fro. It was Shlmmin, the turnkey, but when Fenella nsked him what hnd happened, he stared va cantly and made no answer. A tPry tall man. wearing a cloth cap ever his hend nnd enrs nnd carrying n carpet bag, was stundlng by the scnffeld. This must be "long Duggie Tnggart." and when Fenella, shuddering at sight of the mnn, nsked him the name question, he shrugged his shoulders and turned away. At the feet of the drawbridge the High Bailiff and the jailer were in fierce nltcrcatlen. "I knew nothing nbeut It, I tell thee. sir. "Then feel!" i lenzui inn einerir men ih niian. lnln and the doctor, came down the ucemster s stairs, and then the truth, which Fenella had pnrtlt surmised, be came fully known te her. The con demned woman hnd escaped during the night. There would be no execution thnt day. Through a tumult of mixed feelings. Fenella was conscious of n sense of immense relief. Her first thought wns of Bessie's mother, and bhe turned back te tnke the news te her. The little house in Quny lane hnd its deer still closed, but through the kitchen window, whereof the upper snsli was partly down, enme the singing of a hjinn In tired nnd husky veices: "Jesus, lever of my soul. Let me te Tht besom fly." It wns net immetllntel thnt Fenella could get an nnswer te her knocking, but ut length the mnn of the house, in his ganzle nnd long sea beets, opened the deer, still singing. The little lew-tciled kitchen wns full of people, nnd the close nlr of the plnce seemed te say that they hnd kept up their prayer-meeting the night through. On a clmlr bedstend against the op- i peslte wall. .Mrs. Collister In her cotton nightcap, from which long thin locks or ncr grny nair were escaping, was rocking her body te the tune, t.hlle funibline with benv finccrs a doc's- eared h.wnnboek which Iny open before ner en tne patchwork counterpane. Fenella, with a warm henrt for the! old mother in her trouble, pushed I through te the feet of the bed, but Mrs. Celllster wns terrified at the sight ' of her, thinking she wns bilnglng bad tiTllngs. "Hnvc the deceit cd me?" she cried. ( "Set en o'clock thej said. Is it all eter?" "Be calm." said IVnelhi, nnd then she deliteied her message. Bi stile had gene from Castle Bushen. She was net te die that dat . A moment of tacant silence fell upon , the loom, such ns seems te falj en the tteild when the tide Is nt the bet bot tern of the ebb. With dlfHnultj the old I woman grasped what Fenella hnd said. , Her ttnleiy eyes looked round nt her i people as if asking tliem te help her te understand. At length one of these cried : "(Jler.t te Ged! It's the answer te our prayers." And then the truth seemel te de scend en the peer broken brain like a healing breath from heat en. Stretching out her matchltke nrms, shi stiz'd Fenella's hands nnd raid : "I knew who thou nrt. Theu art the Governer's daughter 1, it the truth theu'rt telling me?" "Indeed it is." "My BcshIe Is out of prison?" "Yes. nnd tiohed.t knows what has come of her." A wild ciy of joy burst from thn old woman's threat. "Liza! Liza Killer, wilt thou be lieve me new ? Didn't I tell iliee it , wns the old Dempster himself thnt the. Lord hnd sent te tnke my child out of prison?" A wnvc of new life seemed te come te her, nnd, throwing bnck the clothes she struggled out of bed (her blue telned legs nnd feet shetting bore un der her cotton nightdress) nnd went down en tier knees te pray. But her prater wns drowned bv.the liuskv telces of her companions, who had by this time raised n lit inn of thnnksgltlng. Fenella turned te go, and the man nnd woman of the house followed her te the deer. "What was thnt she said about the DeeniBter?" They told her what hnd happened the night before hew the old woman had escaped Inte the streets nnd the Deem ster hnd brought her bnck te the house. "Are you sure It ttus the Deem ster?" "We thought se then, but she thrept us out It was his father who It dead nnd burled, nnd new ttc don't knew in the world If It was or ttnsn't." The singers were singing In tri umphant tenes: "Ged metes in n mysterious ttn.t, "HIh wonders te perform." Fenella, who had begun te tremble, turned bnck te the hotel. The market place was full of people, who were pouring into It from every thorough fare. On reaching her room she locked (lie ,loer. nulled down the ttlndetV-blind, sat en the bed. covered her eves, anit tiled te think out what hnd happened. The noise outside w'ns like the surge of the sea, nnd like the surge of the sen was the tumult in her henrt and brnln. Could it he possible thnt Victer Stow Stew cll hnd helped Bessie Celllster te es cane? She remembered what he had snld te her father that if nny attempt were innde te enrry out the sentence he would pretcnt It. She remembered what she had said te him that never could there be anything between them while that girl lay in prison. He had been in Castletown the nlgm before, and he wns the only mnn in the Island who could have access te the castle without an order from the gov ernor or the chief constable. But n judge te break prison ! Whnt would be the end of it? Why hnd he done this Incredible thing, risking everything? Wns It selelv because he could net nllew that unhappy girl, who hnd suffered se much for him already, te go te the gallows? Or was It, per haps, because she herself had said Suddenlt a great quickening of her love for Stew ell came ever her. If she had htumbled upon his secret hc would protect it. "But what can I de?" she asked herself. At one moment it occurred te her te run back te Quay Lane and warn the geed people there te say nothing mere nbeut the Deemster. But no. that might awaken suspicion. They thought Bessie's escape was clue te supernnturnl ngcncles, that It hnd come ns nn nnswer te their prayers let them continue te think se. At 7 o'clock she was In the train Y.M.C.A.AUTOSCHOOL BS 1-3 off rtesular rtatu fnr Bummer CUkicc. Hanm number heure, Hnma thoreunh cnureea. Day nnd avenlnc dames beKln Monday, June, (1. Y. M, r A. mem mem berehle net required Half rate te ex pert Ice men. Offlee fhnnl 1421 Arrh Nt. 10JI t.uilleu flt. l Caribbean sea outings THE Caribbean climate is one of the most equable in the world equally delight ful in summer or win ter. And a Great White Fleet Cruise te the Caribbean is an ideal vacation at any season. Lene, taiy days nt sea combined with the pictur eaque lntereat of foreign landa Cuba, Jamaica, Panama, Ceata Rica, Co lombia, Guatemala. Quaint native life, hliterlc cltlea, glamer of old adven ture en the Spanish Main. 22-day Cruises from $315. IS day Jamaica Vaca tions from $150. Dl-weeUly aailings from New Yerk. Fres Illustrated folder, Sea Outings" folder and cabin plapa. Write today. Bartlett Tour Cempaap Sltemihip 'Dtpcrtmnt 200 Seuth llrh Street PHILADELPHIA. PA. h KJ3UlJisaMaaMaL E v!9apBMraTlV'9lal bblj MatWaT av. -n9 H2L&SSQcL2ia2al fcffc I GREAT "WHITE FLEET TTmm " mm '"TTELEPHONEi SPRUCE 205BS""""" "" "!"?"r" Fur Storage and Remodeling at Extremely Lew Rates L UIGI RIENZI CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN 1 714 Walnut Street CLEARANCE SALE REDUCTIONS 20 TO 50 SUITS Tweed Piquet inc Twill 20.00 te 110.00 Formerly 39.50 te IS0.00 COATS AND CAPES Ih Canten Crcpc and Ever Popular Pile Fabrics Seme Fur Cellared 29.50 te 150.00 Formerly 39.50 te 210.00 DRESSES 25.0045.00 SKIRTS 7.50 Regularly Priced Up te 100.00 VOILE. SWISS AND GINGHAM 19.50, 22.50 te 35.00 Baronet Satin 'Meteer Georgette Crinkle CrepeWhite Velvet Formerly te 25.00 ZSZY Mntr Fey Jferc et &im'.: 3ja hundred f I IVl.Q occur un- ' rV etpectedly. Fer bruited ei broken ikin nothing la te convenient aa . antijeptlc. germidde and liniment In one container. PMakes each mere efficient. A few drepi suffice. Jl.JJ at mett druegitts et pett- paid. Liberal trial bottle, roc, peitpaia. VW. F.YOUNG, Inc. I7J temple Direct f:pnngneld,Masav MORE THAN 200,000 nrniurr I WIGS-MASKS etc RTHffifl Gas Ri ias rxanges IN DAILY U8E IN AND ABOUT PHILADELPHIA OVER HALF OF THE COMBINED TOTAL OF VARIOUS MAKES WHY ! ! ! Roberts & Mander Steve Ce. PHILADELPHIA Crfcrs Companies & Dealers ljUlmL&-COSTUMlRL 236 Se. 11 St. Phene Wal. 1892 FOR SALE "te," TEXTILE MILL FAIRHILL DISTRICT nnlnr Plant fully KouleUad lO W KJMen'a wear and Dresa Goods. a 30 72" C. & K. 4 x 4 Bex Leeta 2 40" C. & K. 4 x 4 Bex Leeae' Own Power and I.lahla M fnmilrai "711 N. Falrhlll PtrMt yzmUMMmumMMWMVMifMMtA .an ,i:nLwaTT clHJhv275nOObeeDb went te Cansbam last yeav And they came from all ever ire world te partake of the natum' curative properties for stomach trouble, liver and kidney dlieaeux rheumatism- constipation, ete.. een. mined in Carlsbad BpTudet Sprint". Famous (or canturlaa New yen can obtain these natural remedies at your druggist. ASK FOR THE GENUINE Carlisad Spread Water tad larlsbacl'm Sprudel Salt $1 ky ail 6 Fer a Short Trip or' Ocean Voyage $14.75 A regular J25 00 talue. Only 2S In the let. Sfi-lnch tulcanlzed fiber cetered, fite-ply teneer box full cloth lined, one tr.iy "VCH S T N WiJ,, Next te Keith's Theatre fiveru business n has a real need for paper of this kind Twe hundred and fifty sheets of Danish Bend paper and the same number of enve lopes; packed In a convenient, attractive, dust-proof cabinet. Your printer can furnish you with this paper printed witli your name and home or business nddrcss, nt a surpris ingly low price. Yeu will like this cabinet Idea and you will like Danish Bend. It is a rag stock paper with a pleasing snap and crackle that means real quality. Danish Bend is just as geed for general printing unci can be secured in ten beautiful colors and In sizes suitable for fold crs, broadsides, etc. DANISH BOND ONE OF THE LINE OF PAPERS WATER-MARKED DANISH DAS'ISH LEDGER DANISH LINEN DANISH KASHMIR COVER DANISH INDEX DKISTOL Made (n the hitlt of Berkshire Ceunfty by the B. D. RISING PAPER COMPANY, Housatonic, Masi. And sold by GARRETT-BUCHANAN CO., Philadelphia Agents Carlsbad Products Ce, 120 W. I2d Bt.,N.Y,C. MfTiBILWl Ml JMIIIII VIM V'' AM I ilIiipR$Kg(iip 1 Special Excursion 1 1 LURAYJA. I a) I Giving an opportunity te visit the fg i H Famous Luray Caverns J l$C.00"r$C.00l f Sunday, June 4 fl HI SPECIAL. TRAIN JS I foil passing through the Cumberland roll P!J and Shenandoah Valleya GO Eastern Standard Time Sj rrri Leaves Bread Street, Saturday r7 ILHJJ Niaht. June3. lOOOIlJJ rrn " West Philadelphia 10 05 l'M nT Ml Arrivee Luray 6.0S IMJ lH Leavea Luray 2.09 ft, H i 51 1 l-f Special rate for admieaien te fa j Cuverne. SScenta. includlnc tax"S I M Pennsylvania System u The Reuto el the Bread say Limited mmM The Oranges We bronze -golden gems their luscious juices are the flavor of Abbotts Orange THESE Triumphs of Horticulture cost us mere far mere than the price you pay for the best table oranges but the flavor wouldn't be Abbotts if it were net the very best Abbotts Alderney dairies, Inc. fHa MTvb gak tmWmWSB BaafaHBI sole &h e v.,v,ys,H r - - aHBJ aaBgaaBgaal y-z, ,-,' w s -Kt"m.mBkLsssm (Kf t A'v' J jf?''KSmmm9mmmW aaBaHalM "&-' W 12 IV ' ' lagflagai agaH irJV"i1:- ' , -', , irngaiVgaBaBaagaBaH 1. '' ' TT.i? vGHnaWVBfiaaaBaBH I '" '" V " AgaflgallgallgallgHLI m fe.v; .-BligagagagagBPB'flieSf LJ lV - w " ;e1LgagaalgaHP'RB!tt Serve Abbotts Orange Ice Tonight bbetts Orange Ice Buy it from your dealer in bulk or m the sanitary machine-filled package which brinfia Abbotts Ice Cream yej, w-.-'et.c.'icc? by hand. cJrsci frz Thz fr:cz: Founded in 1S65 The Heuse that Heppe buili Inaucurated the One-Pnce System in 1381 C. J. Heppe 6c Sen Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut St. Uptown Stere N. V. Cor. 6th & Thompson Sts. Fer the June bride H. C. SCHOMACKER CO. PIANOLA-PIANO Unquestionably the greatest player-piano value in the United States today! An ideal gift for a June bride. This splendid instrument combines the famous Pianola player action in the peerless H. C. Schemacker Ce. Piane. It is an instrument that we can guarantee te satisfy the most exacting critic. Wonderful in its resonant richness of tone ; velvety in its softness of action ; as flexible in its reproduction of music as the talented fingers of the skilled pianist; and built te give a lifetime of service. $390 H. C. Schemacker Upright Piane Player-Piane, $580 Baby Grand Piane, $695 And en Convenient Terms These specially lowered prices are un usual and we send this message te all who are contemplating the purchase of a piane: "Come and hear the H. C. Scho Sche macker play it for yourself assure yourself of its extraordinary value," New Victer Records at Heppe's Te-day! Victer Recerd selec selec Ceme in te Heppe's The June list of new tiens gees en sale today and hear them. There are many delightful Red Seal numbers and a large number of dashing dance pie-s. ffl'i 'pKl IflBf I li591naiiH I 'i Victrelas $25 up Fer these who de net dc Bire te make full settlement at the time of pflrchase the Heppe Rental-Payment Plan makes it possible te secure any Victrela at simple rental rates, all rent applying to ward the purchase price. Rates are as low as 50c weekly terrrrr(rlrfrirr"rrirJrr)ra JPiPMeii This Coupon for Full Information f I HpnnpftSnn) Pownteitn -1117 10 Chestnut Si i , hlli t.J.lieppe0 3Cn uptown-nth . Thompson Ms. 1' DUI Without any obligation en my part please send full information about (mark X belewj: QPianes rjPlaMcr.piaeM nBlbJ Cr,,d 'I0J nv,clr' I i ?.d. n.j.?j J UJlOT v'in . lf uK." if. ;a -ii f !' ij JrJ f m & '(fi& .'. ABcl ii .KVifcVJ 'mfXuxn waw4 HVfiV ( V i 1 mf, M M& uFhM I. tfKi tyi'kffK ,, rn"n tijmir r, ii(r. .? Sj-.. f'i.;N- rt.fiA Mt: J ii '4 wy y , ;M i -.vKi aV I VrftiTt. MdM
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