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LOBSTER UP TO 85 CENTS
POUND; EPICURES HIT
Plain Fish No Longer "Poor
Man's Friend" Storms
Blamed for Increase
SCARCITY OF SEA FOOD
Some Grades Have Advanced 100 Per
Cent in Cost, Philadelphia
Dealers Say
1 Mi long rlrininlonf-tl ns the poor m.ni s
friend nml tlif fnml for III' tnlile has d--r-rtoil
htm roi the tables of thP Jlili Sn
fnnd hie Imrensed bo iiiihIi I" I'l"'0 tills
Winter lint it is considered nlmol ,i luiurv
j.oltor l quoted lit rlghti-llic i nts i
timiiul ttnl i horns girts lire In "nimiinlng
ITii n .in' higher than nl nU ""''i
l,m, i ip hlHtnrv of Un llh tmili Home
cinilis if fl'li' "otnblv haddock- Italic nml
I Hi. Imr Inirrnncil ns murli ns 100 per
rrnt In tli" wholesale IiNpp fictnll prhes
linn- mneiseil "fn to n greater proportion,
according to tho fish men
Th" hi line for lir high, marlyt Is placed
bv den bis principally on tho storms lliat
hue bpn tnging along tin' I'onut from
jlnmiUiwltH to riorliln These dlsttirb
nmi. incurring nno nflcr another? have
kpiii tho fishing vessels rrnm golnf; to the
bank thiii oittlng Blinrt the fresh supplv.
Minimis nre crowded Willi fishing smjcks.
tl,0 vpwN vvhk'h would ho bringing Ic
hlills If It vveie 1101 lor mo niuirii-
ir inline i" 1' " I'Cnln. partner In 11
p Tinmi'.ns ' nmpanv, wholesale fish deal
ers n ihfr Is the great demand owing
tlii. in pif-iiiR popularllv of fish which ln
kept th-li nun busy HHIliB olihrs
1I MWD INCmiAlllS
p,o ue higher than ever Known"
mil 'M' lewis iIIspiikhIiiB Hip in.llket
Tho hhiius have lippt Hip mipptv down,
while I lit ili in mil has been netting heavier
mil In av pi Num.' Mull hnvo doubled III
pr c ivppuillv Hip green or fresh variety.
F , , ,is i nl hiililncli, milt boss nml trout.
p lim Iipui un.ihlo to B l imr usual
mini iv "f lish from llnHton H.mplv hpp iiip
Hip n-hmiii'ii cannot Bet oiu to the. batiks,
cuing t Hip storing "
Tin tlieio is little olinni'P of lower
pi i 1 1 the opinion of W. T. Hemier,
in in ik i of i' i; Warner f'oniinnv "Whllu
II,,, pi , r unii i bo nnv higher, t ilnn t be
l,. "lit thev will come ilou 11 until stim
uli imi.m .Air nenner, nner icierring
t, i ip tnrnii nml tho ile i"nil nH reasons
for tin Ii 'h ninihf, raid -lint tin- Bruit
mnntltie if n ill lish, Hint cmint he usul,
mp In lug i niBlit liv the net" .'till ilestrovctl
Tliesp (Nli he .-ild net In with the bigger
vnrleil"- .iml iin- Mill il In tho nets heforo
thev i in I" fteeil If this Is t'ontlmteil, Mr
Beiinn -..ml there will ho Bieat Bo.irolty In
the in ii fni in c
Tli ii -.lime urailps of flail hn fallen off
ns miii li is sif) pei oont In ipnntitv In
thi" li-.i lltteen e.irs III tho opinion of II
,1 I!l-li i in linger of tho Aran- 1'ish Com
pinv "lliN Is .ilou ilno to tho high prlees,
he F-ilil Vi.illsli nml blueflsli aro two
speel. v Mi it hive ileelinerl, he salil.
i.i: an'ii nirrAii, ii-di:s
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EVENING LEDaER-PIIILADELriTTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1017
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CBILED DINNER' MARS B'NAI BRITH MEMBERS
WHARTON EFFICIENCY , AT BANQUET TONIGHT
Aroma Not of Arnby the Hlcst I'romiliPiil Rppakera to Address
WIIDI.
li.lliminc lire tho w holes. ilo 1irli.es, fur
umIiiiIIiv I: I' Timmonx nml ' i: Wiirner,
nml itnl pilies Biipplled ly Henry W,
ining He ulinB Tetiuln.il M.uKlI:
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food m-Klit n v plain hhiellsh nt foitv
cents ii p, mul Khail at seveiity-llvo ifllts'ti.
n ilnllii nnd nh.ul roo nt two dollars a
pound
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MISS HHLEN MI'UPIIY
Since her rotuin horn Lonijon Inst
month she has hern entertained at
a number of social nflairs. Tomor
row afternoon her mother, Mrs. H.
O. Murphy, of dim Klliott street,
nill Kie a tea in her honor. Miss
Murphy went abroad with her sis
ter, Mrs. William C. Kdey, of New
"inrk, four jearJ. aj;o. During tltu
Inst two years she took an activu
part in war relief work in Loudon.
HOY finds uncm-: suicidi:
WOMAN TAKES POISON
Patient Recovering at Hospital Itefuses
to Divulge Name
A welldresed woman, who refuses to
divulge her name, is recovering today In
St Miirv Hospital fioin thu effects of a
doe of poisun i-lio swallowed with suicidal
Intent The woman, who l- about forty
jeaiH old told tlm phvsleinns that fho hail
talci 11 the poison bei.auo io was tired of
liv Ins
She was found on tho street sufferlnB
from vml, nt nausea, at Orlanna and .lef.
frsi.n mi, pis lMtsersby aw her and had
her lemiivid tn the hospital Tho prompt
apiilitaiinn of the hlomacli iiump xaved her
llfi '1 he ii iivun will bo aniilv-zeil tn .In.
teimnii ils iiuime
In in e poiltet of her rlothlnB wni found
a t. ii. i luldrpvfced lo .Mih Oraco Groff, of
1 ..' mil f'ifiv hei ond street It was found
lattr Hi it ii domestic bv that naino hail left
tins uddii'xH hiverul vvliI.s ago.
Child, Gcttinp; Coal in Cellar, Discovers
Despondent Man's llody
When Jolinnlo Meade went down In the
oellnr of his homo nt son rCrtli I'restun
rtrcet this inoniliiK for a bucket of coal
bcfoio ho started olT for school, ho stum
bled over a hodv in the darkness
".Mamnn " he Khoutcd, as ho ran up
stairs, brliiRlns his mother nnd his mint
mi a run to see what had happened Thej
found that tho lioilv was that of .lohmile's
uncle, (leorgo .1 Meade. Ilo had risen
about midnight after tellliiB his wlfo that
ho was 'golnB to sit by tho lire," and had
Bono to tho cellar and put a bullet through
his lieai t I'alluro to get work was said
by his widow to bo tho tc,inn for his
IlLtlOII.
CONVICT EDITOR MISSING
Only One of Seventeen P.uoled for
Holidays Who Failed to Return
J.IIAVEN'WOUTH, Ids . Jan 4 If A
Shappcr, editor of tho Hipinro Deal, tho
prisoners' paper, and advocate of tho honor
8fctem. was tho onlv one missing todav
of soventecn men paroled for tho f lirl-.nn. is
holld.ivs when tho roll was called nt the
.state penitentiary
Disturbs Students in
Logan Hall
QUINTESSENCE OF ONIONS
fragrance of .tnnltor's Repast Wornls
With Thai of l'iclsllnr: Solution for
Cadavers Whovvl
The jmilloi of l,oRiin ttnll. home of Hip
tt'lmtoti Srhoot of the fnlvetllv. Itml a
boiled dltiiter vmtpritny Thin Isli t the
llrst tlnip Hint thp piitiRenlit tli 1m
wrapped lt nrnmn nrottail the pirn but
vpslerdav's appears to he lite nlfnelotv
s'mvv HibT brnhp Hie rnmellni-U of Cip
studptit bmlv for In this nintnln k I'etili
sviv.inlnn Is prltitpil it commutili-iittmi de
i "Uiii'lng romlltlnns In Bcner.il nrouuil l.n
nn Hull and hintiim Hint lilutipr Hioitrtht
mlil mil llimpr fullv, umleriiiltietl ns It
wis l.v an timleri urtPiit of union riillnir
l in- i (immttnliiitlon follows
T.i the lid tor of the tenn!5 Uunlnn :
the Innllor or l,ofian Unit Mail
Mi. v.i had ImiIIpiI onions for itlniipr
v. tirdiv Now Hint slnt-nlpnt In itsilf
I - ii t tipvvs. for nil chisses, rtudentu
.nut Instructors nliki- were for.'Ml In
I iiisp in their span Ii Tor r.PPIi'lHNi'V
mil sniff the iiiiitnt nr'slnit from Hip
i ipiiipiiI It sppiiis as tlmuBli wo Have
i Inid pnoiiah limp getting lr Into
11 i InssriHiins wltii.uit ImvitiR In ah--i
il. IkiIIpiI dinners Ami lis the writer
i. nl voiir pitltiiilnl nliout our lll'IV Iip
ml. is whv wp ns student emit
m -i mi Indignation nioveimnt
.- What tun Hi lionl men ate proud
nf mi eoiitse. of our facultv and of
iv ivtliliiB i unm-ct'-d wltlt Pinnsvi.
vinii except Lognti Hull nf fouisi
ililv all willten In vain fur Lognn
Hall lias borne the brunt of niiitiv iiltl
. Nml and. as long ns vvp and th- lln
iiiiirsimlH Bland for It Logiin Hall will
..main on Hie Job W Isn t It a u nin
th it Hip liest-piivinn di pal lineiu or
thp I nlveisltv, Hip biunch thit Is
hupst nnd most noted nt anv, should
lie forced to eotilltip Its nctlvltt. s tn
sfh n ilcWit) tiiln. whpip niolli nnd
dust doth corrupt and the plaster fnll
ulli If this condition i.in hi- luongbt
to thp tiilmls of some nf our philan
tluoplc olumill. posslblv soiiii. dav
Wh.ii tun Hihool tnuv hnvo a rp.il iiet
WlIAItTO.MTi:
Dip student bodv of Hie Wh-irton Si In "I
has tuken the matter up and while on the
subject of odor, thev mean to toil, h upon
means mul methods of ubiogntiiig Hi
smell of iinatoinlcal subjects, whlih iiimin
Una's ovei fiom tho Hiiro l.uboini.ii v
eighteen feet nvvnv and chases iidjii.-nit
Wharton School classes, especially In sum
nier .. ., ,
liver tho bnsement of Lognn Hall hangs
a h-170 of ploMu-brlno siuell. Hip In Hip
being used In tho t-iiibiilniliig of the bodies
Thev h.ivo beconio used to this odor and
alumni are wont to sniff It and giiln ! ihI.m
riinlnlsceneo Hut tho odor In siiinnn r N
too much
"Wo didn't eomo hcie to take a ineiln.il
course" the students snv, 'and let '.in is
wants to 'nvu it. Dun't make ns emlui.
its effects "
ASKS MONEY FOR ISLANDS
Seeietaty Lansing Urges Honds for
Purchase Fiom Danes
WASHINGTON, .Inn I Seci.l.iiy Ian
sing conferrul nt Hie f'npltnl with piii
tor htone. cbaliinan of the foreign Ib-la-tlons
Coinmlttpp and urgpd Hint t "ii
gress soon iuovk.p Hip $-5 0110 ftno in piv
for tho Danish V.'c-I Indies nml nNn de
tirmlne the form of government fm tb.
nevvlv ncnulied Isl inds Hnth di-nlnl di
(Usslnfi tho pending lesolutlon to iudinsi
l'resldent Wilson's penco note
Tho Administration, It Is under-.tnod. fi
vois ii bond Issue to pav for the islnniN
Senator Stone favois (piasl-mllitaiy r.uin
of goveriimeut until I'nngiesg provlibs
somo other
wgnE dstinctive1
DEPENDABLE TAILOR SERVICE
SINCE EICIITCCN SIXTV'SIX
mi WALmrrsTSSf T
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All our Viclrolaa are equipped wtth the Tungs-tom
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Broad and Columbia Ave,
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Members of Lincoln Lodge.
Dancing and Singing
.1 miii I sin nml sub lids of ilvic ami human.
Italian Interest will hp illseitssstl totilnM
bv renrr-srhtiithp ,le-vs at a banquet of
Lincoln liortR, No "so of the Independent
nt-tler of irni'l Hrlth Tlie bnnauet tvlll tin
helit nt the Hotel Wnltnti It will celebrate
the rtist vein- nf l.-ncoln l.ndgp. The entire
member, hip will attend
fh-irlps ,l Vlrs Is t linn mnn of lite linn,
quel pomnutlp-p Manv piominent speakers
bnvp In-en invited, mining them Hie presi
dent of Hip dlstrlit t-'reitetiik .lap of Tret!.
ton . .I .Hetlnmnn Mtrnuss .ludae of l.tiserne
i 'mint Joseph W Cains of A Mil title I'ltv
.tncib winger nml the ttei Marvin Nathan
There will be Vocal nperallo seleitlotm bv
Wives nf members ArrnnsPiiipnt-. bnvp been
mnile for ilmiclng ns a fenturp ..f tin- enlei.
tiiliiinent t
Lincoln Lodge wn tormeit bv i fpn mou
headed bv Dav Id Phillips nltnrnej IVputy
Altornei fleneral toseph l.4lttn nml nttiers
The niembprshlp Is upward of ITf. In
i lulling lm nli p I,lt Atet.imler s;elt7er
I'hlllp I'libbelier. Havld Ueig. II I. Itubln
snlin. r'b-irles .1 Weiss, llcrnnfil Harris
lietij.uuln l)iitenfns
.MISS Pni'F.RSON TO Wfil
Mrs. George W. Chllda's Kin lo He War
Uilvcr'a Urlde
Miss Anne H I'etersoti cnmlm. , . r
Mrs Henrirp W r'hlhls will nbnml-m b-i
drpssmnklng tenttire In f'lisndi tin I'm i.
well Thomas A Wotton who lm-. utiuinil
from Hip front It) Frain-p, vvhpre Iip dinvi an
nmhulniice
Jllss ?,,,iron Is known -is n fnvm ti '
nf t ip vollligpr set III rnsildPlul Slip up tn d i
a stlinll ilnsstnn III nit establishment n vi n
nffn to .how hrr rriemls th it sin- i -nid hr
In bttsiips nmt jet rptnln Iipi snini p ini
tlotl Mi Wotton is the mn r.r tin lb v
W II Wotton, nf South I'asmli ti.
UrltHi Advance na 'liuris
luMmV, .Inn I n nlllr 11 ippmt Is.
-iipil In rp i-avs th it the lit t Mi In -tiin
i.f idviip innditiiins Imvp inadp further
progress on (he right bank of the Tigris,
i is.t and northeast of Kut-el-Amara
Hni SI 25,000 HnlmrsburR Realty
tleorge T Site has purehaseil a residence
nt Sollv street and I'rankford incline,
tenant houses nml a lirge ipiarrv In
ll.ilinesliurg from tlie etnte of the late
iinKrcsmiiii i, purge I'nstnr The pur
ihise puce iippinxiiii ited $l2i unn
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Perry
Reductions
are made on T
j.
Prices that were n'
already so low,
men commented on
them to their friends!
j We kept our prices so
near to normal this'
season that the man on
the street who had
shopped around and
then examined our
stocks told his frtends:
"Perry's haven't raised
their prices!"
$ We exercised all our
buying power to get
our woolens at ground
floor prices,' placed
large orders early, and
marked our Suits and
Overcoats witla view
rather to your future
good will for our
moderation in a season
of soaring costs than to
the perfectly 'legitimate
advances we were en
titled to. '
$ In these reduction
sales at Perry's there
are Suits and Over
coats of the richest,
most luxurious fabrics
woven i m p o r t e d
Overcoatings that can't
be duplicated for long
after these are gone!
Get one at a price re
duction !
$15 and $18 Suits
and Overcoats, now
$13.50 and ?15
$20, $22.50 and $25
Suits and Overcoats, now
$18 and $19
$30, $35, $38, $40
Suits and Overcoats
NOW
$2,5, $26.50, $27
$28, $30, $32, $34
$45 to $60 Overcoats
the finest that can be
bought at any price,
now at
Savings of $7, $10, $12 on
each Overcoat!
Trousqr Prices Reduced!
PERRY & CO.
"N. B. T."
16th & Chestnut Sts.
529 fWnRKET St,
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