' BVEK1KG LKDqR-rHILAPELPHLeV, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 191G
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WOMAN'S MEDICAL FUND
GAINS $8179 FIRST DAY
Initial Noonday Report Shows
Contributions From Seventy
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IAUOEST single contribution
j $6000 anonymous, through Dr.
Caroline M. Purnell.
Champion team for today, moat
money Tcnm No. 12. Dr. Alice W.
Tallnnt, captain, ?1005.
Champion team for Uio day, largest
number of contributions learn No.
17, Mrs. Henry S. Corson, captain.
Total contributions for tho day-i
$8179, from seventy-six different
PCNcxt report will be clven at 12
o'clock tomorrow at luncheon in the
tlovcr room at tho Bellcvuo-Strat-
Sp'caker of tho occasion Walter
M. Wood, Rcnornl secrotary of the
Y. M. C. A., who Is working on a
million-dollar campaign.
8pclal MO.000 fund, enrli for particu
lar purposes, nro to b ralsul by work
ers to gtl the 1500,000 fund for Uio Wom
an's MmllcM CoIIsko of rinnsyHftnla, In
order to sccuro tho necessary eniYinent In
tbo eomlns two wrekV campnlRn, opened
yesterday by 200 women
Women Interested In the success of the
hospital campaign nro working with dlffrrrnt
denominations to rnlso the J10.000 funds,
to that medical missionaries for different
churches enmbo educated at the Woman's
Medical Colleffo under the nusplccs of the
churches themsehes and tho jounc women
sent to foreign fields by the churches Dr
Gertrude Wnlker Is working to Ret the
Episcopalians of the city to co-operate and
raise a fund, which Is to be a part of the
1100,000 fund That part would be re
sen ed for use of Episcopalian young wo
men In medicine Miss Susan 1-odce Is
worklnir with the Methodists; Dr Kllen C.
1'otter and Dr L'lla JJ Kverltt nro concen
trating on the Baptists, and Dr Marie I..
Bauer and Miss Edith n Kales are can
Tasslng the Lutherans.
Then, too, workers In the campaign nro
timing to rnlso n 110,000 fund to the me
mory of Anno I'reston, the first woman
dean of the college and one of ttm first wo
men medical deans In tho United Slates
A special team will bo appointed to sccuro
this fund Tho women phjslcans who lmo
tone forth from tho 'Woman's Medical Col
lege to Mirlous parts of tho country feot
that some honor should be done to this
pioneer woinAujjhjslcInn and will make n
special effort to irtake the fund a reality
Another special fund for which the
women will work Is the Hiram Corson
Fund 11 Irani Corson was ono of the first
men to champion the cause of women In
the field of medicine.
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Oysters -
Discriminating persons order
Seatag oysters on the half
shell because of tlicir de
licious flavor and assured
purity. All bear their own
trade mark of indentification
a Blue Tag attached to
every shell. It's your guar
antee. Seatag
Oysters
Off Cape Charles, Va., ailed
from the mainland, these rapt
rlor oysters are grown under
Meal natural conditions. They
are brotight to you a few hours
iter leaving their ocean beds.
Phlla. VUtrtbutor;
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Krailac Terminal Market. Arrh Btrret Wall
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Strawbridge & Clothier's New and Lamer Piano Store, on the Fifth Ffcor, West
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Player-Piano
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Store
IT WOULD seem almost superfluous to urge upon men or women of culti
vated tastes, or those whose ambition is to surround themselves and
their families with every attainable refining influence, the desirability
of owning a Piano or Player-Piano. The love of music is instinctive, and
the love of good music can be cultivated in every normal human being.
Better still, with the marvelous self-playing mechanism, an appreciative
understanding of good music may be self-taught. And what delight in
acquiring this knowledge!
IT IS SAFE to assume, then, that there is a strong desire in almost every
home to own a good instrument. If there is already an antiquated or
discordant piano in the home, the desire for a new one is all the
stronger. If there is no pianist in the home, the desire will doubtless be
centred upon a Player-Piano. If there be a skilled player, or children
to be taught, a regular Piano may be preferred.
It is safe to say, there is not a s'ngle good reason why there should
not be a good Piano in YOUR HOME.
Among the Twelve Reliable Instruments
Here
You Will
Find
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On
Which Exactly Meets Your Requirements
at the Price You Want to Pay, and Upon Easy Terms
THESE PIANOS and Player-Pianos have been carefully selected after the most
exacting tests, and the purchaser of any one of them lias our assurance that it is
of worthy quality, well constructed of selected materials, by skilled mechanics
guided by musical experts. While some are finer than others, each one is fully guar
anteed to give satisfactory service. The lowest priced is of true and pleasing tone, and
so built as to retain its tonal quality. You have our assurance, also, that every
transaction shall be straightforward, every promise keptj- every customer treated
fairly and courteously to the closing of the contract. Our terms are liberalnone
could be more so; and we believe our customers enjoy certain advantages not afforded
elsewhere.
NOW is the time to think of the Christmas Piano for YOUR home. Why not
come to this newly enlarged Piano Store to-day and SEE and HEAR all these instru
ments? Then decide which best meets your requirements. You'll never regret it -and
you'll give life-long pleasure to those at home!
Be Sura to Have a
Piano in the Home
This Christmas!
Why deny your family this rare
pleasure, when it is so easily ac
quired ? If you prefer to pay cash
for a Piano or Player-Piano, you
may do so, of course; but if your
money is tied up, or drawing in
terest, or comes in the form of
salary or wages, it is entirely
businesslike and just as commend
able to buy a Piano as to buy n
house on convenient monthly pay
ments. Look at the prices and
terms. Think how easy it will bo
to .pay $6.00, $7.00, $8.00, $10.00
or $15.00 a month depending
upon the price of the instrument
you desire to buy. Bear in mind,
they are all aood, each one thor
oughly reliable, backed by, the
strongest guarantee. i
With Your Piano
We Qive You
A Stool, a Scarf, an Instruction
Book, and one year's TUNING
SERVICE, without any addition
al cost.
With Your Player
Piano We Give
A Bench or Chair, a Scarf,
twelve rolls of MUSIC of your
own choice, and TUNING SERV
ICE for ope year,
THINK IT OVER. Examine
these splendid instruments with
the assistance of expert musical
salesmen, We have the utmost
confidence that you will be
pleased, and that your pleasure,
will be enduring.
The Royal Piano, $275.00 ZSZffiSSttS!: $6.00
The Bacon Piano, $325.00 SMS JT $7-00
The Bacon Piano, $350.00 SSS'SSS $8.00
The Steck Piano, $450.00 ffiggff: $10.00
Bacon Grand Piano, $550.00 yyZweLuT $10.00
Delivery Will Be Made
Now or Later, as
You Desire
You may have your new Piano
or Player-Piano delivered at once,
or helect it now and have it held
for delivery any day beforo
Christmas, to any point on our
regular delivery route, or sent
freight prepaid to farther points.
Your Old Piano
If you have an old Piano, wo
shall bo glad to accopt it as part
payment on nny new Piano or
Player-Piano you may choose.
Steck Grand Piano, $650.00 fS&SrSSZ&TT $15.00
Melrose Player-Piano, $375 HZtT $10-00
Bacon Player-Piano, $450.00 SSST: $10.00
Faber Player-Piano, $450.00 ITZZT $10.00
avgngerlin Player Piano,$550 ES&SSZSSt $10-00
Bacon Electric Player-Piano, $700 gthfgent $: $15
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Bacon Player-Grand, $900 iHSSL0 $25.00
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Those Who Want
Victrolas or
Grafonolas
For Christmas Gifts
Should remember that the
demand exceeds tjie suppjy
at Christmas time, It Ja cer
tain that some styles will
soon be sold out and not ob
tainable beforo Christmas.
Early selection is advised.
Deliveries will be made on
the date specified by cus
tomers. While, on the sub
ject, let us suggest that
owners of talking machines
greatly appreciate good
RECORDS AS CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
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