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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA MONDAY, MAY 24, 1915
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MME COOKINQ CONTEST OPEN
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horticultural Halt Will Be Scene of Practical Demonstration,
Continuing Two Weeks, Under Auspices
of Evening Ledger.
Vb EvsKlNO LBDtJEn, desiring to glvo
ill IlSiP u tuunw ui ijuuiiu cuumuiuii
Sij public health olid show whnl the
Shoold ar doing tor me coming I'liim-
ttphlA numea ity lentiiiug unnuicil lo
rfepflt wholesome ioou in on economical
ind appetizing mnnner, has lilnnncd to
londuet for two wcclts a cooking school,
jinnlratlon nn! cooking contest, begin-
ft June 1st. at Horticultural Halt.
'i". .HU In thn Vltv Mill l,n lnlot-nciln.1
to-thls event, hut In order to further the
!,trtst which public Institutions nre
Wtklng so hard to establish In tho minds
'J coming housewives, It has tecn de-
IMti to limit the contest to children who
,re enrolled In cooking school clnpc
Lw This opens to tho girls of these
,i.jfs an opportunity to cam a rewaul
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icunce eiiiticnj' nullum i,i uuukiiik
liiMCi of this year, A handsome cabinet
:.. mnee. value about 135, will bo given
Sloths winner In each of four classes.
ill Uhj nnlinnl itnnla,( ,ltt txA nMtn
3Tne COgmilH nui. ..in ..... i UIIV
irtlfior feature, ns tho Evenino Ledoeii
r.i Mnlnrel the services of Mrs. Anna
.rrnil. who has achieved national fame
jk, ifcturer on domestic science BUb-
kee'e will be given each afternoon, Sun
la excepted, from Juno I to June 12 In-
elusive. These lectures win ue open 10
:..i (h women and children of Phlla-
Selehla, without chnrgc, and any Phlla-
t'ielOhla IIOUSUVUIV ,,u la miviwivu u,
lEcresIn? tho cITlclency of her kitchen
Und bettering her homo will receive great
f tneBts from nttendlng ono or moro of
tMso lectures.
DIVISIONS OP COOKING CONTEST.
'Tfce contest for' the girls enrolled In
ewklng school cIsbscs will be divided
.in tour oarts, one for broad-baking, ono
i far bUcult-baklng, one for cooky baking
Ljj one for sponge-cako baking, The
Jfrat priie In each of these clnsses will bo
fe. line cabinet gas range. There will bo
Bother prizes which will bo announced
? In 'addition to rirst, second and third
? trim, honorable mention will be given
t ta Die child standing fourth In the opln-
wlnners' exhibits In all four classes, wilt
he on exhibition In the auditorium of
Horticultural Hall during the last two
days of the lecture schedule.
The nwards will be announced at the
close of the cooking school lecture on
Saturday, Juno 12, this session being given
for tho girls who are members of cooking
school clnsses.
Saturday, June 12, will be a memorable
day for the girls of the cooking school
classes. A great audience of children
enrolled In the vnrlous looking Bchool
classes of the city wilt hear a special
lecture by Mr. Carroll.
Tho following rules will govern the
cooking contest:
One. Entries are limited to girls who nre
members of cooking school classes of the
schools of Philadelphia. Kach Individual
can enter In each of the live classes, but
can make only one entry In each class.
Two. Contest Is to bo limited to the bak
ing of bread, biscuits, cookies and sponge
cake, according to the recipes used In
tho public cooking schools, or In the
schools from which contestants are reg
istered. Three. That conditions may be Identical
In every case as to efficiency under
which work can be produced, the baking
Is to be done In a gas range oven only.
(Arrangements have been made with tho
United Oas Improvement Company to ex
tend their free service during the con
tlmianco of this contest, And any gas
range not operating satisfactorily will bo
adjusted and regulated free of charge.)
Four. Judging Is to be done by an ac
credited body of Judges chosen as may
later be determined.
Five. All entries for the contest must
bo presented at Horticultural Hall, Broad
and Locust streets, not later than
Wednesday, June 9, at 5 p. m. Entry
blanks clipped from the Kvenino Lewier
may be used.
Six On the bottom of each loaf of bread
or each sponge enke entered must be
pasted an entry blank clipped from the
1'venino Ledger, giving tho contestant's
name, home address, name and number
of school attended, name of gas range
used (Its number, when obtainable) and
INTERNED SHIPS GIVE
RIVER FRONT A THRILL
Lynx-eyed Watchers Excited
When Germans Turn Around,
But Navy Yard Keeps Cool.
PRIZES FOR WINNING ENTRANTS IN
EVENING LEDGER COOKING CONTEST
Cabinet Gas Ranges, of the best make and valued at about $35, all -made
ly Philadelphia manufacturers, will be given as first prizes as follows:
'' A $35 Quality Cabinet Oas Range, manufactured by the Roberts & Man
dtr Stove Company, for the best sponge cake.
t A $35 Fortune Cabinet Gas Range, manufactured by the Thomas, Rob-
.trts, Stevenson Company, for the best bread.
I A $35 Cookeasy Cabinet Oas Range, manufactured by the Hale rf Kit-
'turn Company, for the best cookies.
i A $30 Imperial Excelsior Cabinet Gas Range, manufactured by Isaac A.
Bhcppard it Co., for the best biscuits.
L Other suitable prizes, to be announced later, will be awarded.
''Ion of the judges. Honorable men
htioa Is not to be scoffed at In a, con
Alst EUch as this Is going to be, since
ther will bo In the neighborhood of 15,
jjf(0 children eligible for tho prizes In tho
VfW classes. -v.
fi Jlortlcultural Hall will be arranged to
fnake the lectures as pleasant and com-t-'fort.ble
as possible for tho women and
children who will attend. There, will be
.comfortable ficats, rest rooms, and other
i features which will go to make for a
I peasant visit to the lecture room,
r The order of the lectures has not yet
j'txeti arranged, but It has been definitely
decided to glvo over certain days for spe-
. rifle purposes and Interests. One of tho
; lectures will be devoted particularly to
.crab women, another day will be given
over to young women and girls who nre
tielf-supportlng. This will probably be
Saturday, June 5. The other lectures to
'Special classes will be announced later.
'.M It Is the Intention to leave as many
Mrs open as possible to the women of
ilie whole city, regardless of Individual
connections,
; ' llrs. Carroll will act as one of the
f Judies. The others, who will be proml-
gntnt Philadelphia women, will be flelected
feUter,
EfThe; entire exhibit, Including the prize
the article of food contested for. On each
loaf entered In the contest n similar
blank, completely filled In, must appear.
Cookies and bnklng powder biscuits are
to be presented In wooden plates, the!
entry blank, completely filled In as out
lined above. In this case being pasted in
the plate. Grcnt care must be taken In
this respect, because a great number of
entries will make It nccessnry to eliminate
any contestant whose blank does not ac
company the exhibit.
Seven Tho exhibits will be on display In
tho auditorium of Horticultural Hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 10,
11 and 12. The awards will bo announced
at the close of tho cooking school lecture
on Saturday, June 12, this particular ses
sion being given over to the girls who
are members of the cooking school
classes.
Eight Tho food exhibited In the con
test will be dispensed to various chnrlt--able
organizations under the auspices of
the Society for Organizing Charity.
Nine The prizes will be ns follows:
For first prize In each class, a modern
Cabinet gas range valued at about (33.
There will tjo at least a. second and third
prize and honorablo mention In each of
the four classes. These prizes have not
yet been decided upon.
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entry blank for cooking contest
I Open to girls who nre members of cooking school classes in the
Philadelphia schools.
iName
"lltflllAflA
'Age of contestant
(Name of cooking school ,.
..Name of teacher
jName and number of gas range, used
.Contestant entered for prize for bread cookies
;bLscuits spongecake
k" (Place cross nfter article contested for.)
FRENCH SHIP HERE HOUND
FOR THE SOUTH PACIFIC
m
sCaptain Says His Country Expects
!. War to Be Prolonged.
Ir Evidence that France expects a pro-
iwojw atruggle is shown by the state
&t of Captain Leon Chateauleux, of
"Rtteamer St. Luis, which arrived here
my from Marseilles with a general
WW en .route to Tahiti, Soldiers are
," mobilized at Marseilles, he said.
UOa Pr.n.v, nn...i , .. .1, ... r
Uyi -,-. iiuaacuaiuiio ill uil (tlllD uv
fa orI'J There ore Negroes, Malaya,
"ineee, and Japanese and others from
St .! aera and there- which give the
"V the appearance of an International
gtTtntlon. AH know that they are com
f to fight, and they ure put In condition
Ih o y reacn J-'rencn sou. ,
fir? St, Louis carried one passenger,
i?a vftzlres. a nrMtv T?rni.h wnmnn.
E" ta on the way to Tahiti, an Island
IS"'' ihe French possessions, where her
Ka,w Is stationed by a French steam
w company. The pair were married
gf em week when Cazlres was sent to
iiUnl. He waa desirous of Joining
Saw0' but tha Government declined
ftiia n account ot the Importance
EhV'i1'? wlu ,eave here tomorrow with
Ife ' cargo for the southern port.
former Actor Arnmpil nf fhofr
Eif'?',er vaudeville actor, who left a
ESS . stole" lead "id brass for oafe-
Btir .'. B woman's kitchen, according
r."-dA? ?.J!ST
rfii'rv;, 6'iraie atoms, of me i?m
ESrW wd B'reet elation, for a further
Kf.55 May 28. The man. James Beattle.
5 : cw,. 'vvho 'lva I" the, rear of
dm. , 8treet' waB summoned by the
i ,,T,ot the apartment at 1330 North
&SEi' ht0m.ak.s Bm rVa'"' "!
g ?,r,' a' U32 North 17thtreet, from
' Hrmed ir eh., v..r ..ot... n.vt
G' rfUB hinrnln. At,. .,.nl h. haff
E8&lJ?tcn- Seattle was arrested by
hi 4.un 91114 uivr.
' Ashland Hotel Burned
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Lfi" at Aahland. waa almost de-
. ?? ot Shenandoah, are the
l u.. . y " ayder tho proprietor.
I Mter loat heavily. The stock, flx-
""mlturs were nearly all de,-
o u 136,000. insurance,
COMPANY APPEALS AUAINST
CAMDEN COUNCIL'S ACTION
Supremo Court to Hear Land Rental
Suit.
Justice Garrison, of the New Jersoy
Supreme Court, allowed a writ of
certiorari today, calling for a review of
an ordinance passed by the Camden
Council on May 13th, repealing an ordi
nance of 1852, which turned the ICalghn
avenue river front over to the Delaware
Itiver Ferry Company for a nominal an
nual rental of SI.
The Kalghn avenue front Is now de
voted to the ferries operated In con
nection with the Philadelphia and Read
ing trains to Atlantic City. The land la
estimated to bo worth $1(0,000, and the
Camden Council has long- maintained
that It should bring In a considerable
rental. It la also asserted that even
the Jl rental has not been paid for many
years. The Delaware River Ferry Com
pany holds that the old ordinance should
not be repealed In consideration of the
fact that the city has been greatly bene
fitted and developed by the work under
taken by the company,
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
"Self-Building"
"Self-Expression"
Became of ielf-concloueneu, timidity
In lb presence of other, lack of con
fldenc. a barren vocabulary, few people
are able to clve effective expreuloo to
their thouhU and felln(.
A developed, epeclally trained mini
and niaiterful eelf-upreeilon are an
, Invincible preparation for a succeitfui
Summer Session
oon. Call fit peraonal Interview or
aend for Instructive literature. Office
open 0 to B.S07.SQ to JO.
NEFF CUULfcUt. cnVetnut
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DAXCINO
The C. Ellwrjod Carpenter Studio
1JJ3 CHESTNUT BTHEET HS3
Our competent InetrucloM can malt you
rriful bau they are patoetaklnx and
pitutX Sm uSi acneol. hp h. Uen In
MUUtiwa man ' auiloua to turn out
2rfeeFdMiri Any one who na ever been
! e will here trill " w r .
Intense excitement prevailed along the
Delaware Itiver front this morn'nK when
people along tho docks observed the In
terned Herman llneis l'r.iu UsKiir uuJ
nhacllft leaving their berths at the south
side of the now municipal pier to, at the
fool tof Christian street. The fog that
had overhung the river most of the night
was Just beginning to lift when two tugs
slipped alongside the rrlnz .Oskar, passed
a hawser to those on board ntid started
to warp her out of the dock.
Immediately things began to happen.
Herman sympathliers cheered. Neutrals
and rooters for the Allies rushed to tel
ephones and began calling wildly. Tho
Navy Yard received most of tho calls.
Officers of tho yard were Importuned to
send up right away anything from a
rowboat to a battleship to keep tho
steamships from leaving. It, was looked
upon as a hoax at League Island, ns
ovcry officer knows that tha German
boats would stand little show In trying
to get out to sea from this city. The
tOO mites of river and bay necessary to
traverse would render It easy to overtake
them with a flying torpedoboat. Then
the forts ot Dclawaro City would not
havo any great difficulty In stopping
them. So none ot the Navy Yard officials
got excited and no man-o'-war was
rushed to Christian street. '
The calmness of tho navy men, how
ever, did not extend to those who heard
of the stenmshlps getting out nor to those
who witnessed their movements. The po
llco wero notified. City Hall received
numerous telephone cnlls and wildly ex
cited persons rushed Into the Id and
Christian streets station and reported the
violation of neutrality. Even the fire de
partment was notified. At tho headquar
ters of the custom guards and Inspectors
the telephone was kept constantly ring
ing. Customs Inspectors Farrcll, Mctzner
nnd Terry, stationed at Washington ave
nue wharf, wero summoned. They were
told tho President's neutrality proclama
tion was being nullified.
Around tho pier gathered a nervous and
excited crowd. They shouted to the tugs
to stop. They told tho German ofllcors
and sallorn to come back In none too po
lite terms. Tho Germans looked over at
tho throng and stolidly stnrcd uncompre
hending. One Individual leaped on top of
a pile of rubbish and shouted wildly:
"Boys, let's stop 'cm." "How?" some ono
asked The leader gazed around as though
looking for a 12-centlmcter gun nnd not
finding any, tried to retreat gracefully,
slipped, fell nnd rolled around In tho rub
bish until he regained his feet. lie dis
appeared In a hurry down Delaware ave
nue. It appenrcd as though nothing could
prevent the Germans from escaping. The
crowd stood, around awed Into silence.
They watched tho tugs drag the Prlnz
Oskar out 'Into midstream, turn her
around and head her back to the north
side of the samo pier where sho was
berthed and tied up.
U. S. Revenue Collector Sworn In
Samuel Iredell, an attorney, of Bridge
ton, N. .1 , was sworn In this morning
as Collector of Internal Itevcnue for tho
1st New ,Tfrsey District In the olflccs at
Camden. Mr. Iredell Is one of President
Wilson's recent nppolntc.es, nnd Is a
stnnch Democrat. A number of months
ago the President appointed Georgo I..
'Hampton, Hlso of Bridgeton, to the post,
but tho Senato refused to confirm the ap
pointment. Mr. Hampton retired and Ed
win C. Shaw, Republican, the first as
sistant collector, served until tho appoint
ment of Mr. Iredell. The district com
prises 11 South Jersey counties.
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THEATRICAL
BAEDEKER
ADRLriH "The Three of Hearts," with
Ocorge Nah, Frank J. Wood, Cecil Magnus.
Julia Hay and Kthel Wlnthrop. A new
comedy by Martha Morton, In which a rich
Npw Yorker plays detectlvo In order to foil
the thievery of hla rival In love. The first
metropolitan production tonight, ........S.OO
IrillC "Find the Woman," with, rtalph Hen
A farce with a detective on the wrong Bcent
for He chief figure. A really amusing Idea
well worked out In the main. Mr. Herz
most laughablo .8.13
STOCK.
WOODSIDE PARK "Utile noy niue," nlth
the Itoystrr-Dudley Opera Company. Open
ing tonight.
VAUDEVILLE.
KCITH'S Orvllle Harrold. the American tenor;
Hilly tl. Van and the nenumont sisters In
the oneact comedy, "Spooks"; the Schnarz
company. In "The nroken Mirror"; Bonlta
and Lew Ileum, In "lilts or Musical Com
edy"; Wjntfs Scotch Lnda and Lassies,
nuby Norton and Sammy Lee In song nnd
dnncc; the Threo Anchors, equilibrists, tho
O'Kuras; Fred Wancn and Itoy nietrlch,
comedians, and Hearst-Sells Motion Pic
tures. N1NO.VB ariAND Pllly IJouncer'a Circus; Al
White's "Kldland": "The Actress and Iho
rhino Movers," with JlcDevItt, Kelly nnd
Lucy, Jed and Ethel Dooley, versatile enter
tainers, W, J. Coleman, Irish comedian, and
new laughing movies.
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Memorial Day
EXCURSION
ATLANTIC CITY
WILDWOOD
OCEAN CITY
SEA ISLE CITY
ANGLESEA
STONE HARBOR
MONDAY, MAY 31
For Atlantic City Lv, Market St. Wharf
T:30 A. M.
For Other rtesorts I.v, Market St.
Wharf Ti!0 A. M.
Returning, leave Atlantla City ;05
P. M., Wildnood Crest 4:83 and 0:22
P, M Ocean City 0;O0 P, M., Stone
Harbor Mn P. M.
KVE1IV SUNI1AY
11.00 Excursions to nil Wo u I It Jereey
Seashore Itcsorta
Dally Dollar Excursions begin June 10
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
PHOTOPLAYS
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
Continuous 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
SECOND DIO WEEK
Prices Be AND loo
The Only Theatre In Town Showing Thes
Pictures for Above Prices i WHY PAY MORET
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Fascinating, Educational and Entertaining
SPECIAL EXTRA ATTRACTION
SECOND EPISODE
Best Continued Photoplay Ever Presented
"The Diamond From the Sky"
With Lottie Plckford and Irving Cummlng
POSITIVELY FIRST RUN HERE
The most Interesting and diversified program
ot photoplay ever shown, consisting of
o REELS ; Pictures Changed Dally
ONCE A VISITOR ALWAYS A PATRON
HEAR OUR ORGAN PLAY THE PICTURES
EMPRESS Theatre
MAIN STKEET, MANAYUNK
"M'LISS" , -
With Batbara TJennant
and Howard JEstabrook
AND OTHERS
Matinees Daily at 3iS0. Evenings. 7 and 9.
Admission, Halcony Je.Uwfr Floor, 10c.
JEFFERSON Tait.
GOD'S WITNESS
THE PHOTOPLAY
UUKSTIOKfl AND AN8WK1M
The Photoplay Kdltnr of the Ktrntns
Ledger will oe pleased lo answer ques
tions relating to his department, (jueft
lion relating to family affairs nf actors
nnd nrtresse nre darted Absolutely,
Itierles will not lie nnsnrreil ly letter.
All letters must lie addressed to Photo
play Editor, Etenlng Ledger.
"Ththflgure of Scnndnl rears Its Ugly
head nil through my new Jilay of that
name," said Lois Weber, just nfter a
strenuous day on the big stage nt Uni
versal City. "Yes, Scandal Is never lost
sight of. It has nn ugly figure ns well
nB nn ugly head nnd Its hldeousncfls will
have the certain tendency to give you
the creeps.
"Scandal Is shown In the play In tha
nttltudo of throwing mud, Indicating the
bosmlichlng of rcputntlons, nnd the fig
ure makes Its nppenrnnce with such start
ling frequency, ow'lng to the pernicious
activity of the gosslp-benrers, that I am
hoping the lesson 1 am seeking to teach
will strike homo to the many who, un
fortunately for their fellow men and
women, are guilty of this destructive
characteristic.
"Scandal pitilessly destroys the people
In the play, when, ns n matter of fact,
this horrible creature has no apparent
reason for entering their lives at nil
Mankind In general sad Indeed e tho
commentary Is prone to listen "with an
attent enr,' as tho Hard of Avon says, to
tho venomous tongue of Gossip, nnd Its
victims fall by the wnjslde like soldiers
on the field of battle before the deadly
ehrarjnel."
Children in Photoplays
Tho Majestic company of children Is
already at work upon the third release
of the scries Intended for children. No
member of the company Is moie thnn ten
yenrs old. Francis Carpenter, leading
"man" of the Juvenile troupe. Is only
three years old. Violet nodcllfte, who
plays the heavies. Is seven years old. She
has been upon the stngo ever since she
was two months old.
Tho release upon which tho children arc
at present working Is "Little Dick's First
Cnse." It deals with the ambition of llttlo
Dick (whoso father Is a renl detective) to
become a detective.
Dick sees nn Italian with n bottle of
poison nnd Immediately calls out two
patrol wagons full of policemen. It de
velops, however, thnt the bottle contains
whisky and the Italians were merely cele
brating n christening.
Members of tho cast are Violet Mad
eline. Carmen de Rue, George Stone and
Charles Gorman.
How Hani Became a Detective
Ono of Ham's greatest desires was
realized the other day, when for a short
time ho became a detective. Perhaps it
wasn't wholly reullzed, since his activities
ns a sleuth were confined to Kalem'a
newest "Ham" comedy, "Ham, the De
tective." Tho comedian told of this ambition. The
story took his listeners back to the days
of Unm't youth. It revealed to them Just
how It happened that ho now earns his
dally broad ns a comedian instead of a
detective.
"1 had long cherished tho desire to he
a sleuth n desire fostered by reading
such classics ns 'Old Sleuth' nnd 'Old Cap
Collier,' " said Ilnni In telling the storv.
"jind, when It was discovered thnt some
one had broken Into our pantry nnd mndo
awny with a. huckleberry pie, a sponge
enko and half a strawberry shortcake, 1
volunteered to solve the mystery nnd got
Ight down to work.
"My father also undertook to solve the
mystery. Wo worked independently.
Which of us was successful? Why, ho
wns. You see, ho found my Jnckknlfo
lying behind tho half ot tho strawberry
shortcake that was left behind, and,
working by deduction, he decided that I
wns the guilty party. And he wns right!"
Essanay Buys Photoplay Rights
Essanay has purchnsed the photoplay
rights for several of the strongest novels
and plays of tho century. Amojig those
which havo been bought nnd nro being
'
days Immediately preceding the conven
tion ot the Pennsylvania State Motion
Picture Exhibitors' Leaaue, to be held
from Juno 7 to 10 In thnt city.
Marian Swnyne nnd Joseph Levering,
two United stars from the L'mpress Com
pany, will be Unnble to attend the con
vention, na they nre traveling In Cnll
fornln, but the Itcv. Clarence J. Harris,
the scenario editor of the compnny, who
recently left Oklnhoma City, Okla., to
come to New York will he present, and
will Join actively In the discussion con
cerning censorship and the closing of
picture theatres on Bilndays, both of
which he violently opposes.
tlay Smallwood, director of the Clrandln
Company, will also attend tho convene
lion. United stars from the Supciba
Company will be unnble to go to Head
ing, duo to n, proposed trip to Canada,
Maine and along the Atlantic coast
Another Star for Movies
And the exodus from t'ne stage con
tlnues! Following closo on the heels of
the announcement last week that the Netv
York Motion Picture Corporation had
signed up six celebrated legitimate staff
to appear under the direction of Thomas
H. Ince, comes the news that tho name
company has con ti acted with Lewis S.
Stone, leading man, who scored In "in
side fne Lines," Mr. Stone Is the sev
enth celebrity to havo been signed by th
Kessel nrd Boumann organization within
the last two weeks. The others are Frank
Keennn, Wlllard Mack, Forrest Wlnant,
Julian Dean nnd Truly Shattuck.
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sites. Hardy Vines in Pots
Strong plants. In large pots, ready
for a permanent place, and will start
climbing at once. All of tho popular
varieties.
Memorial or
Evergreen Roses
Trailing plants which produce an
abundance of blooms during June
and July. Especially suited for
cemetery use, and for covering walls,
arbors, stumps of trees, or trailing
over rough ground.
f-v Seedi, PlanU, Tools
Oreer 714.716 chesinm
JAMES DALY
Who plnys character roles in
photoplays.
dramatized arc "The Hllndness of Virtue,"
by Cosmo Hamilton, which Is being made
Into n five-net play. Henry Oyen's "The
Man Trail," and "The Misleading Lady"
nlso soon will bo filmed.
United Stars Going to Heading
JMuIn August, United star nnd direc
tor of tho Pyramid Compnny, nnd the
rcmnlnlng members of his company,
Iluth Hlalr, Iva Shepard nnd Bill Bailey,
accompanied by nthcl Grandln, of the
Unltcd-Grandln Company; nnd Arthur
Smallwood, president of the Smallwood
Film Corporation, will leave for Head
ing, Pa., on Saturday, June 6, In order
to make a photoplay In the coal mining
districts surrounding Heading during the
Surprising I
V So easy is the J
does all the hard part
of your work.
Everything washing,
scrubbing, cleaning. And
quickly, too. It works best
in cool or lukewarm water.
Never hot.
So pure so sweet so pleasant
. FelsSoap Powder '
You can even use it in your bath.
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FOUNDED IN 1865 ADOPTED ONE-PRfCE SYSTEM IN 1SS1
C. J. Heppe & Son 1117-1119 Chestnut Street 6th and Thompson Streets
Unusual Values
in Used Pianos
Large Assortment
We have over 100
used pianos now on
sale. Every one of
these instruments has
been thoroughly over
hauled and p u t in
first - class condition.
These pianos are
guaranteed and ex
changeable at full
value any time
within one year for a
Heppe three - sounding-board
piano or
one of the genuine
Pianolas.
Prices on used
pianos range from $75
up. Terms cash or
charge account, or
rental payment plan.
Heppe Pianos
Three Sounding-Boards
Give Unusual Tone
Heppe pianos every
day prove their su
periority over other
upright pianos. The
three-sounding-board
patent gives to Heppe
pianos 1300 more
square inches of
sounding-board 'area.
In sounding - board
con s t r u c tion the
Heppe stands alone.
HEPPE PIANOS
Heppe $365 up
Marcellus .... 325
Edouard Jules 315
Francesca . . 275 up
The genuine Pianola
will teach your children good music
The Pianola actually teaches.
Tts teaching is simple; so simple that chil
dren can easily understand it. The Mctrostylc
device actually gives you the composer's ex
pression. Mis melody and accents arc played by
the Thcmodist. Kvcry interpretation of the com
poser is possible on the Pianola.
Many world-prominent music teachers are
using the Pianola in the education of their pupils,
and even their own children. Hundreds of
schools, universities and conservatories arc using
these Aeolian-made instruments in connection
with their instruction. To hear the Pianola is to
know why these great authorities choose it above
all others.
The Pianola may be secured in Philadelphia
at a price no greater than that asked for
"imitations."
The Aeoliata Family
of the player-piano world is on sale at Heppe's
At Factory Prices
as follows:
tin,i.n,, P.,.n1, C19Cn
wcucr iianoia ..iuuj
Wheelock Pianola $750
Strotvl Pianola $550
Francesca-Heppc Player-Pianos
..'". $450
Aeolian PlayerPianos.. $395
Write for catalogues
.TXe? jnasult of
S3 yeans'successUl
.experience Jn
Jbuifding motor cars
ybiericefefireaf estTiffitSix" $1385,
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1916 Haynes Now Here
New Improvements New Prices
Exceptional Equipment. JP
Touring Car ,.,,..,.. , , , .$1383,0. b. factw
Clover Leaf Roaditer (3-pa.) , $148Sfo. b. facfiry
7-Passenger Car (over-size tires) , , , . , . $1500, f, o. b. factory
Larger bodies, divided adjustable front seats, disappearing extra seats, clocks,
moto-meter, large electric horn, tire pumps. '
Deliveries This Month. Get a Demonstration. 'Phone Spruce 4725
Johnson Motor Car Co. 132-134 N. Broad St.Phila.
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