tfCLUSE, ILL, LIVED
ALONE WITH HER CATS
'..t.wn Find Her in Pre-
L- carious Condition nnd Send
Her to nospiwu
(OAVB HER FOOD TO PETS
wtwe Says Shq Wns Biuret! rom
ttouie Five Animals Roamed
1 nt Wilt
...- ..tl.ii.U Ml., nil.
I IK jSwiT i .' Puwnrlii. hu Ihed
i-'; wUh.nV . her
jnljf cp''""'" nt Bn, became ft rectuns.
rh h hir cata Tho nnlmila roamed
!U th. hou" t will. !Jiiiei.U olnr
IMrrJ.fdS. tht .h .Tll.a To ..our
Ink.r iWn body. This ltd to disability.
: US Mf "" '.'"r't .. fnllnwlnff- ikp
jrnrbb.ni h.r front .LP. t
' "flSurtit on Wcdnwdaya Nolaliuora sua
, $rf Jom"thlnf won nnd an Inv.sll-
IXn'tWlco wont to tho bow today
f ..i th rnted woman crouched In n
MrJe o? the dhMnK room. She ; In a
Farcer " nduion. Tho cat binned
Mmin.clou oondmonerg q ,)a
Urlrn from the room f
i. llunarea" u.. .,,..,. .n.rnM! nf
W.. and nir..wn .--", -",,,
Itti houw fare fr - ;---
f SMS VT.o"u.o con.l floor
"to tad on the cond floor had not
1 V ill.turbed for more than ten jenra
' ohn.on refund to alee,. In them a tcr
Vu death of her brother, a former police-
Join pf th . l'rk and t.ehlgh avenues M-
: llih ,.- v t..m wai railed by tho po-
tt m ; . . ,,,.- inlmenn una In a
'Ktearfoua ootid tlon from lack of nourlau
! She would have died from Htimn
fin In a short tlmo had .ho not been
lilt he raid He ordered her removed
PhUoPhla Uo-plUl Hno la not ex
BMted to recover
7n (lamination of tho Iioiiho after her
rtwval revealed the fact that It occu.
S!i Mldom used any room except tho
Salr-a- room In the laRt ten jeari Bho
Sa, her bed on a couch In the dlnlnic
m" A email atovo In thH room furnished
Kit Her food was delivered to her A
' nf.ee MfJ. Elizabeth IMoch. of 461S I'enn
itrMt. Frankford. told tho pollco her aunt
hid refused to admit her to tin. house
Only Ust week, she said, she had been
turned away.
War Mills Grind,
Defying Winter
(.tinned from rate One
Itnwtlnic to trenches, w hlch havo a tendency
tocnimbleandcavoln Thus.lt la the Ilrltlali
; Tommy's Idea to keep tho mortars busy, as
fi projectllea aro wasted i:von It there
an no casulatlea of tho enemy, his trenches
an usually damaged, tho soft condition of
the earth rendering explosions doubly
;ffectlre
1 Thnurh Hie air nctlvlty wni Htoppod In
' ttli part of tho line during tho snowstorm,
"ytt In fact remains that tho weather sel
dom completely Biippreises tho everlastingly
' ilrt airmen Yesterday It drizzled almost
C- til day and clouds seemed at times to ba
frwttne In tlio treotops Tno uay was ciaru
U4 forbidding Nevertheless, there were
hainy war planes abroad, and nt least one
itlMrman mnphlrm wnn trnlll-ht llmvn In a
KtlrllllnR battla near Arras
R Through tempests of wind, rain nnd Icy
fUiiti the airmen Rot aloft, stopping only
tien It as Imposslblo to see
I Only eight years ago at tho first aviation
3Bft In history, which took place nt tho
, now war-battered Ilhclms, before n pilot
' ssctndcd he first looked nt tho sky, then
; wit his finger and held It up to sea which
6" X the breeze wai liloulng And ono day
srvhin nn nvfntnr f1tw n f.u f.nt frni flu.
i'strodrome to the city, rounding tho now
tre-hlackened nnd shell-scarred a.vcrs of
'the famous cathedral, a correspondent who
ws present cabled tho Item as a news event
! ct world Importance.
Xow almost dally common-cnrrjlns air
craft and aeroplanei bearing machine Runs
and hundreds of pounds of bombs flght
battles In the air and rnrrv i!atrui.inM rnn
: tehlnd the enemy lines, scorning tho thun-
i oinns; guns uelow spitting steel nt them.
FrsnciH Joseph's Will Aids Troops
AHSTErtDAM. Df It !-......
Trlnels .fnwnh'u n.lll nnnnilln .n .1..
kMunlch Neueste .Vachrlchten, allots t:.
fHO.OOO (112,600.000) to wounded nnd In
IVilM soldiers and tho families of fallen
Itelilers.
BVT3NIM LBDaBK-IlflADBLlniA, FKIJDAY, BEOEMBEB 15, 1910
"DRYS" GATHER FORCES
FOR FIGHT IN CONGRESS
Prohibitionists Encouraged by
Favorable. Action of Com-
mittee on Bill
BRYAN DIRECTING HAND
Webb Measure Author Confident of
Stronfjor Support This Year
Than in 1914
WA8HINOTON-. Deo. 1$ -Temperance
worker front nil parts of the country are
coming to tho capital today to prepare for
tho most vigorous campaign ever wnged for
nation-wide prohibition r.ncouraged by the
action of tho House Judiciary Committee
iMX,?rabljT ''POrtlnc the Webb bill for
prohibition by constitutional amendments
members of tho Antl-Siloon league nnd
otner temperance workers announced their
purposo to engage nt once In a personal
canvass of members of tho House
uacK ot nn of the forces enlisted In the
campaign for a dry nation h William Jen
Jiltigs Ilryan. who expects to be In Washing
ton frequently throughout the session of
Congress
llepresenlatlve Wehb of North Carolina.
n... .of th9 Prohibition measure, was
optimistic today, but refused to predict
positively the passage of bis amendment
IIo aald
Wo ran nlready count on stronger
support than wo had two years ago
when tho same measure passed the
House by n majority of thirteen At
that time, too, thd committee merely
reported the bill out Now tho com
mittee recommends 'that the hill do
puss We. can count nn a much
stronger Vote than two vears ago. be
causo In the meantime many additional
States havo enacted Slate prohlnltorv
laws At present alxt)-nhip per rent nf
the territory of tho fnlted .Stntes Is
dry. nnd this territory has tdxty per
lent of tho cntlro popu.atlnn of the
country Tho present session W I he
proper tlmo for nctlon on this resolu
tion I purposely refrained from press
Ine tho measure hial session so as not
lo bring It Into tho inimical cam
paign. Tho present expectation Is thit a rule
favnrablo tu consideration of the Welih
resolution will be repotted Immediately
after tho holidays bo that the question ran
be pressed for n vote early In the new year
The proposed amendment would "forever"
prohibit tho "sale, manufacture tranporta
tlon and Importation for sale ot Intoxicating
llquora for beverage purposes In the l' tilled
Stntes "
f-
HOT
WATER
BOTTLE
U.M.VOXB
Tnon
Comfort for the Sick
Th household iwrfKlty will bring craUftil
rrtfflt to ium member of th family oJmoM
every t!v ot th yor Vhehr hot r oM
wrpUrntloim aro dealrfO th AIXtNOSK wilt
trov an Imaluable flrat nhl to tho Uk
WHY BUY TWO DAGS
nhn thn At.UNONR will do Iho ork of
both an a hoi moltr anil tee baot
Unafffctfd by see ami en b sterlllzfil by
bolllnz without Injury Karti not lenk ir
irplro nml. txlxu so Jtcillilr. hjpr ttarlf
to ny part of th body
Price $1.25. Guaranteed.
Sobl bv nil lru and deiurtnient "torei
8I3IO.S KAlirviW CO.. Ine.. lfr.. rbllv
VVrlln for llluatralrd Iraoklrl
Trousers IAMI7C
UlJllJIDvJ
ASpecialtyl
1116WalnufStreet
Better flavor and more, economical
because
Clawsons 25c Vanilla
equal 40c worth of any other
Ready Money-
United States Loan Society
117 North Broad St.
411 B. Sth it. 1318 ftcrmantown are.
J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Chestnut junipei South Perm Square
VASES
Crystal
Favrile Glass
Rock Crystal
English SilOer
Sterling Silver
Dutch Silver
Wedgv?ood
Sevres
Chinese
Mintons
Soft Paste
CrovJn Derby
Pate Sur Pate
Royal Doulton
FINE STATIONERS
Acceptable Christmas Gifts for Ladies
Hand Baas
beautiful collection from Paris
Jewel Boxes
In a variety of leather's
for home or traveling
1121 Chestnut Street
-s i i n urn
in i in ' l liiiliiniH 1 1 f niiii-ir
' " m iiisaiiwiaiBfHiiCTpp 'nil mmwiw " -r ,;, .LTjiiiiniT-
Sgggjl
Jo nottrttdl f hoDDfnalBufht s
ea5anab!cu00tton$ bjTRcltabIc mtvehani
&&te&
3
Shirts
3 for 554
JTfa
,LL
For Your Own Christmns
buy these tn1erdnnrn flhlrts They
are cood quality and style, and we
guarantee perfect fit CAJIO eh.
Attached or detached cuffs
A. R. Underdown's Sons
Rubber (Inod and Men's FttrnUhlntt
202-204 Market Street
fPST"!
Sr 's
IS
sL
KVICEt fir
snmcE
A Trapfit (lift
The New
EDISON
nnd Kc-crcntions
Th flrtt eholo at
(hf Who NPtHfCUtv fl
imitir
BLKE & DURKAR1
Nnthlnc tt Mliont'
1100-1102 Walnut St.
He Will Appreciate
HIS GIFT
More if It Comes From
MARSHALL BUSH.INC.
jujltV 3?hqpfor($!tntlgtnc
113 So. 13th St.
Below Chestnut Street
The I.nrtrt IHnlrlliutor of
SIAMIATT.VV Htilrta In I'lillailelphla
tOprn lltenlna Until Xma)
Eveready Flashlight
Make Fine
Gifts
AH fit) left, from the
l.l: fellnns to little
one no blKger ttuui a
clKnrette case to lit
tho ct iracket All
prlrea. too Flanh
llEbta n r e apeclnlly
ueefiil In uork around
an nuto or eurni;e
for KDottlnir hotisri ad.
dreaaen for a II b u r li a n 1 1 o a nn
lonely roadn for tellliiK time, etc
ainio noei snanei
Vnt array of mib
iitiinti.il Kooda fur
.man HrlliK the
children to m-e toi In motliui. Get
our new 100-MRe catalOK
Frank H. Stewart Electric Co.
37 & .19 X. 7lll (DM .Mint IllUa )
ii i -
IfTCrertTcjrj
m
m
VUlll" . ' .. W'.t'.
''. 'if'.'.y '
t' He Deserves
r-z. n
Merry Xmas
A box of Uaiton
him happy nnl he
will appreciate our
ihpuelitrulnc in
"lectins the beat
on Mill find n
brand wire topleam
li I n tamo ninort;
our wide nfiHort
m a nt of in iu
( hrlMinus huxua
raneinjf
from VI SS up
III. J. Dalton Co.
Wlioletalrr.
anil
Importer.
Ill . IJIIi III.
N. W. for. Sill anil
Clif.loill HI..
7TM
'JvMJr
Sm
Wa
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PAINT BOXES
DRAWING
Outfits for PYROGRAPHY
Brass Craft Work
rnr.vrii rr.N.r.MNTivtj
TAr,r.mtir,.i.NTiNi rtk.m'ii.ino
F. WEBER & CO., 1125 C,8'T
OMn kt.ninci lx. IS-23. Inclu.lt.
i'inrriri. xmas nirrs
ffianscom's
PURE DELICIOUS CANDIES
28c, 38c & BOc Lb.
1232 Market St. & llrancho.
aaajaiiinaijaaaaatnaaaiaaJ
For Her
, ThU iltntr tltlU fHVtn
boudoir Mppr i juit ih
thin h wttt rrrUtt
I liiftl with lmh"i wool All
U Mall oiJmii CI fltt
mim
m.Birn j .7-Bi
IIIHKir
VINEST.
UT-RA.
?
2
CKRM
a ah
H Tf I
3
3 K; Diamonds
in New 10-k.
Cottl and 1'latinum
LaValliere,$48
Many l.fiuilltul (liilil I.k nl- C
Irre. Willi full (Jj C Cid IP
ill ilUiuinil..ii JpO Jv E
Thompson I
;;i, 35V9 So. 8th St. P
rII1,f,r,,'
USEFUL GIFTS
For Men or Women, $1 lo $25
Children, 50c to $3.50
Walking Sticks, $1 to $10
riferythlnr In lump Sharif ItrnNoimhl
HARMAN'S, 115 S. 13th St.
y J ratetonX
loam sroN"
I FURJ" I
37
IsM
2-90
IK3 CORDUROY PANTS
m
vmti h
T h e a e trouaera are
faultlel tailored. Ilneat
iiualllx rorduro) with
curt uoltoina, flalt on
pni'keti nod helt loopa
llllher light or d'uk
ehadea, and nrn worth
Sv double
LEGGINGS
f S. Army Style
4f Itaoil New,
i, Mrum and
" Httlrnimof
All Mir., alue SI 00
l'arrfl To.t Paid
1 fcrjtlilnf for n
Mar Scant Dllllll
1'IfPK ,0 vr
B. B. ABRAHAMS &
505 Market Street
i '
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x 1
CO.
I.:;,..i..i.'.
aesmabSiEtt 'if.jfau'
For Her vw."
Xmas li-
Prcscnt Ifs.
I.AVAU IFRF
" ' "'" TZ
tlic exact kind ho would
like to Imvc. Como sec our
woiuturful assortment. Also
DIAMONDS&WATCHES
Finest ijunlity uwl
.vT I'rteri to suit.
The Store of Good
Valuri.
FredG.Sutor
N.lliaT(Oel.F)lbtrr&Arth)
HD Cor. 9a&Buttonwood JU
?D
IV
iamond LaValliereal
at Littlest Prices u
NTm.. mat mhiI ...a... .....
... ...n. ..I... ilium iii(iiiinr
pattern In sold, aet with ceii-
"'"" ..fJhliiK dUiiioiida
JC to SCO
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9
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tUHT
t tu. rw iii II
ak
'Xla K
mOA SIAKKKT
JiKOVJ ST1
iio.iku co en
I ..nrou..u pO3U
AKery Mllrh.ll rtln
n ainn.l r"ftraiil3
I .i llv t. r.nrp.rnlpil
nikl d. pu.lt hnh1.C10t,r f2
8 1. ir iiiirih.i. tlllVi-at CJK
C" MITCHELL'S
raiaiiii.iiru lain
Diamond Store.
SG N. 8th St. .17 S. 8th St.
(arcs i
37 S. 8th St. J
Rings
Now cfTccts In Fancy Stone,
Kink's far Indies nnd Kcntletnun,
includint: tho very fashlonnblo
little (Inner rinjes. A IMvaHing
Gift, variously set with
AQUAMARINE
GREEN TOURMALINE
PINK TOPAZ
RUBY-GARNET
MOSS AGATE
SAPPHIRE
BLOOD STONE
AMETHYST
SARDONYX
Kennedy & Bro.
102 S. 13th St.
Iltlou) Chtllnut St.
IHOOr
GIFTS
that men like
SKJ.KCT our ChrUlmas ijlfta
at our lien's tilion. whero
everything a eapeclally choaen
to nlease men .All Christina irif in
w l carefully acked In Holi
day Boxes and delivered any
where XMAS NECKWEAR
55c. 65c, $1, $2, $2.50 & 3
BATH ROBES
S3.50 to $10
SILK REEFERS
S1.00 to $7.00
Canes and Umbrellas
S1.00 to $6.00
SILK SHIRTS
$3.85, $5.00, $6.50, $7,50
204-6-8 South 52d Street
1416 South Penn Square
Bfc Uread anJ, ISIJi Mi,
Seats bU Ot JfeU
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1U1G II
liTiPfVv
W When
is a Toy not a Toy?
When it i. n LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN I
Pnrndoxicnl? Not at nil, for theie alurdy model aro
real twentieth century flier in miniature, practical
working model, complete in every detail,
They not only run, but they tay out of tho repair hop.Jor
they are made to withstand rauoh utnge and "wreck
at the hand of red-blooded boy.
Your young hopeful will call hi LIONEL
A UTInir"iIMf7l7I?
Sfe. 4 , Vin C m T.D
LHMSSCL VVAl.lVlilS. CC lUi7L,ElV
V SSI flir.81.MJT HT.
The Re.t of Thins Electric"
( Sk Genuine Mackinaw Coats g
m
(G)
m
m
mm
W) Nna CulUr
$3.00 to $20.00 each
Sweater Jackets,
Hansen Collar
$2.50 to $10.00 eachN
(ft)
m
m
Road Kins Bicycle, coaiter brake and mud xuard. , ..$35.00 W
(i) Stratford Bicycle, coaitcr brake St.orin Sl.di, $1.50 to $12 each
Snow snoe..o. ou o i,uu pr. IK))
Folding Card Table ..$3.00 ea. W
Pocket Kniva . -eac to t.uu vw
f5)) and mud guard ..... $25.00
soner MIB. ..WWW ,11 VM.VW M,f
Ice Skate . . . , SOc to $25.00 pr.
Golf Goods, Fishing Tackle and Guns
&)
(g) V""' '"'" V.W
BdwM.TryonCo. lltmlTsi
Today and Tomorrow
are the last two days
for this
Final 1916 Perry
Intensified Value Sale
of
WINTER OVERCOATS
and WINTER SUITS
at the Uniform Price
15
Every one of them a $25, $22.50 or
$20 quality fabric, and for every
one of them all good stores, in
cluding Perry's, would have to
get one of those prices, if they
were sold in the regular way.
J These Intensified Value Suits and Overcoats
are separate and apart from our regular stock and
have never been in it. They arc special merchan
dise specially prepared for this very special occa
sion. They are the result of special planning
away ahead, of special forceful buying, and show
a specially narrow margin for what should be our
own legitimate profit all with the one definite
purpose in view of allowing us to have this Inten
sified Value Sale of $25, $22.50 and $20 quality
fabrics in Suits and Overcoats at the
Uniform Price
$15
CJ There's this much certain the men who buy
them today at $15 the Suit, $15 the Overcoat, will
create astonishment when at a later date they tell
some less fortunate friends the prices they paid!
The Overcoats
CflDark conservative Oxfords; brownish, olive
and grayish mixtures' of heavyweight knitted
fabrics; soft browns and light grays; plaid back
fabrics; big roll-up collars; velvet collars and cloth
collars; single breasters and double breasters with
belted backs, or full and loose fitting models and
conservative cuts a splendid selection of Ovcr
, coats both in fabric and in model, at the Uniform
Price, $15.
The Suits
CjDark worsteds; gray mixtures with indistinct
stripes and dashes 'of color; brownish mixtures
with broad stripes; heavyweight blue, serges;
greenish grays and novelty patterns, cut according
to the newest style ideas of this Winter season,
and all at the Uniform Price, $15 but
Only until 6 P. M.
Tomorrow, Saturday
PERRY & CO.
"N. E. T."
16th & Chestnut Sts
jw H
2 iJis7 llH
if JfHi