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PARADE TO AID
LIBERTY LOAN
ON DRAFT DAY
Demonstration Planned,
With Addresses by Gover
i nor and Mayor
AT INDEPENDENCE HALL
Salesmen Will March Police
men and Others Answer Ap
peal to City Employes
Today's Big Subscribers
to U. S. Liberty Loan
Mrs. E. H. Harriman.... $1,000,000
Charles M. Schwab 1,000,000
.V blR patriotic parade and demonstra
tion on Juno 5 that will ecllne nn thing
ef its kind In the annals of t-ie city I the
p'an of the Liberty Loan committee
Details arc being worked out by the com
Cilttee and Thursday tho program will bo
ready for publication
It will bo one of the outstanding fea
tures of the Liberty Loan campaign In this
cltj vvni tho announcement made by the
Fubllcltv Uureau nt noon
Although few of tho preliminary details
arc nvallnble It was leayied today that
the dcnwnstiatlon will start with a mnss
jnecllng nt Independence Hall Governor
Brumbaugh and Major Smith will repre
sent the State nml city and In tho list of
speakers will bo men prominent In many
fields of endeaor.
sTOTi:snunv may lhao
A parade from Independence Hall
through the downtown section will follow
The committee will request 13 T Ktotcs
burv to he marshal, and promise.) to fur
nish an abundance of mulc and mllltnrv,
tmnphero by h.ivinK several military or
Cinljatlons In line
A feature will bo the section of bond
talesmen who are making a house-to-house
canvass Moro than 3500 will be In line,
and after tho parade the will proceed to
their dlstrlc's
Tho campaign assumed big proportions
todiv and from every section In the Phila
delphia Itcservo H.'nk district came reports
that sent floods of Joy Into the campaign
headquarters
The Kranklln National Hank, ono of the
tnost active banking Institutions In the
caminlgn reported that It lias obtained
auh-crlptlons totaling moro than $1500
000 These are from Individuals and do
not represent tho banks individual pur
chase MOIli: AT READING
Pinks In Heading planned to mike a
$1 ooo 000 subscription, but this morning
announced that subscriptions to date
amounted to $1 800,000
The Wclls-Kaigo llxpress Oompanv sub
scribed for Its own account $1,000,000, and
announced that emploves win be enabled
t participate through .in easy -payment sjs.
jm
Today tho subscriptions obtained at a
meeting In tho Manufacturers' Club last
night wero tabulated and swelled the grand
totil by $87 000
George L Saw v or Philadelphia manager
for tho National Illscult Companv, an
nounced that his concern has subscribed
for $500 000 through the New York district
and that a poitlon of tht allotment would
be rclfed through the Philadelphia plant.
sun si:lls iiy phoni:
Tho Retail Merchants' Liberty Loan Com
.rnlttee continued to move with genuine
"pep and ginger" and Introduced some
novel features Chief among them Is the
work of Miss Gertrude Leonard, who Is In
charge of the merchants' headquarters in
the Llhrarv Hureau, 910 Chestnut street
Miss Leonard occupies a desk In ono of
the big show windows and is s6lllng Llb
trtv Honds over the telephone Selling
Liberty Ponds by wire Is a noveltv and Miss
Leonard's attempt is tits first in tho fulled
States
City emploves entered the campaign to
daj with a rush, and shortlv after noon
Major Smith stated tint beforo June 15 a
mijorltv of municipal olllceholders would be
boldholdcrs t'croner Knight called his
force together and urged them to buv Lib
erty Bonds All agreed Similar action
was taken by members of tho city's detec
tlvo force when Captain James Tate made
an appeal
At 8 o clock this morning, beforo many
of tho city emploves opened their roll-top
desks tho bluecoats got down to business
and clinched first honors for their depart
ment It Is estimated that tho police will
subscribe for $200,000 worth of bonds
Lieutenant Dunlocker of tho Park and
Lehigh avenues station, who has been
Tiatchlng the progress of the Llbeity Pond
sale In this cltv, addressed tho policemen
in that station at rnllcall.
'Tho Government needs monev," an
nounced Dunlocker, "and has asked mo to
help Liberty Ponds are the best invest
ment In tho world They are the safest and
pay a good rato of lntcicst Resides the
Investment, it gives every man an oppor
tunltv to do something real for tho comitrj
How manj men will buy a $60 Liberty Bond
on the installment plan''" Flftv-four men
every man In the line announced that they
would subscribe
Lieutenant Silnn In charge of eighty men
t tho Rldgo and Mldvale avenues station,
acted tho role of a Liberty Bond salesman
and proved 100 per cent elllclent. for he
sold a bond to every man In the station
Lieutenant Hamilton, In charge, of slxtv
five men In the Branchtown station. Jumped
Into the bond business and duplicated
Zlnti's record, At the Germantovvn avenue
and Lycoming street station, Lieutenant
Bloomer presented tho Liberty Bond pro
Position to seventy-four men in the station
and reported a perfept score
LEOPOLD DE ROTHSCHILD DEAD
Third Son of Founder of English Bank
ing House Passes Away
LONDON. May 20 Leopold da Roths
child died today In his seventy-secctui jear
He was a commander of the Royal Victor
Jan Order
Ho was tha third son of Baron Lionel do
Rothschild, founder of tho English branch
of tho great banking house
Leopold de Rothschild was ono of tho
foremost figures In British racing long a
breeder of fine horses and a patron of the
turf Ho was a Derby winner In 1904 and
owned scores of famous English racers.
RRADBURN &
wm Correct Tailors for Dressy Men
Me want jou particular
dressers to know how welll
$30
vte ran serve you, no for u
few day. we -vv 1 1 1 make to .
your measure a blue serge
uit Tor
13th & Sansom Sts. ftEoT1
Ready Money
United States Loan Society
117 North Broad St
lit 8, Bin at. SS18 Germnntown ar.
Details of 8-Dan Camaalnn
for Sale of Liberty Bonds
SATURDAY and Sunday, June 2
- and 3 Liberty Loan days in tho
churches. Clergymen will preach
special sermons on behalf of the
loan.
Monday, June 4 Merchants and
Manufacturers' Liberty Loan Day,
on which tho merchnnts and manu
facturers will unite in nlillnf? tho
sale of the issue.
Tuesday, June 5 Professional and
Insurance Men's Liberty Loan Day.
hvery insurance ngont in the coun
try will devote the entire day to so
licit ng the subscriptions to the
bond, and professional men also will
devote much of their time to the
same cause.
Wednesday, June C Liberty Loan
Labor Day and Automobilists' Lib
erty Loan Day.
Thursday, Juno 7 Farmers' Lib
erty Loan Dav. Members of granges
and other farmers' organizations
throughout the coun'ry will make a
concerted .effort to secure subscrip
tions. Friday, June 8 Women's Liberty
Loan Day.
Saturday, June 0 Children's Lib
erty Loan Day,
WARN SAL00NMEN WHO
SELL BOOZE TO JACKIES
Federal and City Officials Say
Violations Will Be Rigor
ously Prosecuted
A wholcs-ile campaign against saloon
keepers who sell llciuor to sailors In uni
form Ins been started by l'ederal and utv
olllclals as the result of tho riot nf more
than 600 bluejackets which occurred r.
centlv at Poln. U-eeze Park
Both ti "ed States Attorney Francs
Plsher Kane and Judge J Willis Martin f
tho License Court, have Issued warnings
while Superintendent of Polko Robinson
announced that he would notifv all saloon
keepers that It Is a direct violation if the
I iw to sell boozo to enlisted nun
Judge Martin was rmph.itk He said
that saloonkeepers who vlolito tho national
registration act wld be subject to pro
ceedings for the revocation of their licenses
"Saloonkeepers must obev the Iivv. bo It
national, Stato or local" ho nld
I'nlted States District Attorney Kane Is
sued his warning through Nell Bonner,
president of tho Philadelphia Retail Liquor
Pca'ers Association Ho said that It was
In direct violation of the law, ai cording to
n ruling of Attornej Oeneral Oregorv Ilo
Implied that those found gulltv would bo
dealt with most harshlv and tint at this
time violations would certainly not be tol
erated BRAZIL STANDS BY U. S.;
RENOUNCES NEUTRALITY
National Congress, However, Re
fuses to Take Similar Action
Toward Allies
By H. B. ROBERTSON
Special table service of tho United Vreni snd
Kvemm I.riMiEn
RIO JANEIRO. May 29
After four davs of filibustering, the
Brazilian Congress todav authorized I'resl
dtnt Bras to announce Brazil's revocation
of neutrality as between the I'nlted States
and aeimanv The legislative bodv how
ever, refused to adopt a similar authoriza
tion with regard to neutrality announce
ments as between Germany and the Euro
pean Allies
Tho bltuatlon Is. therefore, not clear to
day as to where Brazil stands A revoca
tion of the neutralltv proclamations between
tlermanv and the European Allies would
have permitted Brazil to step forward to
ward a war declaration
Refusal to authorize sucn a revocation
leaves the republic official! without diplo
matic Intercourse with German), and fully
sjmpathctlc with the course of tho United
States, but apparently without deslro to de
claro wai
Todij Congress authorized the requisition
of foft-nlno Interned ships In Brazilian
harbors The ships have a total tonnago
of L'50,000
SILENT SALUTE IN MARYLAND
Governor Asks People to Pay Tribute
to Flag Tomorrow
BALTIMORE Mav 2D Governor Emer
son Harrington todav requested the people
of Marvland to stand In silence for a mo
ment nt noon tomorrow and salute the flag
The appeal was made by tho Governor In
response to a suggestion by the National
Campllre Association for a fitting observ
ance of Memorial Day
Baker Has Confidential Assistant
WASHINGTON, Mav 29 Walter K
Llppman; one of the editors of tho New
Republic will be apoplntcd as ' confidential
assistant ' to Secretary of War Baker to
handle highly Important military secrets
In connection wjth the war against Ger
man, It was announced toda
Garden
Insects
can easily be de
stroyed bv using
our modern insecticides.
Arsenate of lead.l lb., 30c; 5
lbs., $1.25; 10 lbs., $2.25.
Readeana, 30c, 50c and $1.00
per bottle.
Bordeaux Mixture, 30c lb.; 5
lbs., $1.00.
, Nlkoteen, 40c, 75c, $1.50 per
bottle.
WEED KILLER
for destroying weeds and grass
on walks, driveways, tennis
courts, etc. No special labor re
quired, just dilute in water and
apply with a watering can.
50c per qt'. $1.50 per gal.
80c per 'A gal. $G.OO for 5 gals.
$11.00 for 10 gals.
Mlcliell's Evergreen Grass Seed
can still be sown with good re
suits.
25c qt., 4 qts., 75c; $1 pk., $4 bu.
MICIIELL S SIS MARKET ST.
Summer Term
Mornlns and Evening-. Doth Seies. Opens July 2.
Publia Bpeaklnn Balttmamhip Authorthip
Elocution Btlt hxvretion Journalfm
Writs or phon for Instructive literature FREE.
NEFP COLLEGE
17.10 nhpsfniir Striir
EVENING-
NEWSBOY INVESTS
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Philip Salonic, pioprictor of a stand at Fifteenth and Walnut stieets,
has purchased a Libcity Hond, thereby setting an example to others
and attesting his own patriotic desire to uphold tho Government.
TRUANT OFFICER SENT AFTER 'EM,
HIGH SCHOOL STRIKERS CAPITULATE
Abington Boys Return to Books and Peace Reigns Again,
Though Professor They Objected to Is Still on Duty.
Both Sides Claim Victory
The striking high school students have
capitulated
( Today they laid down their arms and
took up their pencils At noon all was
normal at tho school and It was going nt
full capacltv
The bovs who went on strike Hst l'rlday
declato that they gained their) point and
tho teachers likewise assert that they were
tho winners Summing It all up, It locJ.s
like a fifty-fifty agiermcnt
When tlio voungstcrs refused to enter
school they declared they could not get
along with Trof James A Barklej. It
was charged that ho was discriminating
In his punishment This was subsequentl
denied by the professor, and the matter
hung flro until the school board took the
matter up
Iho board paid no attention to the
charges against the professor. It is said
and legarded tho bojs as deserters It was
decided to send tho truant otllcer after
them In view of tho temper of many of the
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
Ladies and Misses
Tyrol Wool
Tailored
Suits
23.75 24.75 27.75
Original models and colors. Made
of a knitted fabric not affected
by dampness
. Top Coats
for the car, street and the
evening
Also
Country Club Hats
that are new
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
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LEDGER-PHItAJDELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1917
IN LIBERTY LOAN
board It Is possible, too that a spinklng
would hnvo been Included In tho punishment
for the students
When wonl of the board's determination
circulated In Abington the boys decided to
i all off their dill parade and return to
tnelr desks
1'iofissor Barkloy said that many of the
bovs nave admitted thev wero In tho wrong
and ho looks fur (ontlnuuus peace The
strikers numbered 121
DIVORCES GRANTCD
Court of Common 1'Ieas No 4 has handed
down tho following llnal decrees In divorce
Wilbur A Wlllliiins from M irlnn tMlllnms
Louis florniin frnm J. nnlt ormnn
l.iuri Uuttoii VAIIIIimii from Imiur H Wil
liam I. Ila M Ilerlim from Uoorno I' Hrplim
Ml A yuslor frnm Hninul leslrr
Ina W VIiiKon from Hum II VlRsnn
llllth llul.lii from Mix llubln
Anna 1. I iiRerliuchU r frnm VV llllnm II Un
CiMhu. lilt r
W llllnm Mnrrls frnm Mi L Mnrrlo
I'lnr.i (Hbnrni1 from VMllt-im I Osbnrne
ntherlm .Murgalroxl frnm VVlllUm 11 Mur
catrnil In nn I
ii t'onnor rrnm uuinm J n ennnor
Osterhcldt from William T lister-
Anni J
heWl
Vnna M
l'rank t
Monrkcl from Kvnns B
Stockholm frnm l.d i A
Iontk(l
Stockholm
WILLOW GROVE-Memorial Day j
40c Round Trip I
Jave Villuiv f.rore
for riilluuelplia
r it. r m
JS2T '8 4S
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Reading Railway
16 COUPLES WED AT ELKTON
Ten Pairs From Philadelphia Domlnato
Mnrrinpcc Market
KIKTOX Md. Mnj- 20 Sixteen couples
olitnlned nmrrlnRc llcen?cn here todnj
l'lillndcliililn nlono furnlfOicd ten jialra ns
follow
lumen McKeon nnd .lane It McDowell
llnrrv V Smith nnd C.irnllno 1 Hon
(leorse W McN'emee Mid Hone Kjler, Jolin
llnnloti nnd Mnry l'fnn William lMinnnds
nnd Hosilie Iievltt, Snmuel Snchu nnd Hoso
I. (lotiliel,, frrii. Steel nnd Olgn O I.ln
lilirv Traiik l lltiRKcrtv nnd Vernu S
Itoblnxon John rcKtenstlne nnd Mnliel
O llnr.t Joselll r Smith and Onthnrlne II.
Jnch all of I'hllliidplphln. llnrrv A Set
lerB and (lertrtide M lloffner, Altentown,
l.tnc i Irwin nnd Mjrtle P. llrulie flindds
I'ord ln , John W James. New Ilruns
wick nnd Florence M Sinclair. Atlantic
lt Lincoln l'nul nnd rrnticcn llronh, Mt.
i nrniel ltnvmond (' tlrlm nnd Kntle Sel
lero HendltiK, nnd L)lo I! !churtle nnd
Helen Schorr, Ithnin. N Y
TODAY'S MAlMMACi: LICENSES
Jorph J Vhlim.l,le, r.44.1 Mnntrr t , nn 1 Itutli
s Inn vis N (lSil at
HtiRh 1 linunry, 1711 vtclon t . anl Mary
Mullarkv 1.1.'7 N Huh nt
John I fivtnnv 4111 t'rrnaan t and Therrsa
P IflknBuka 4111 Crrrsun m
'ni a Ivi.n il.il ,s i.m ,i , nn,j i;mmi Mr-
III 1N41 h -,4th ,i
I ran i, V ani I 714s VV Iwlnomltie at and Mnrv
l iint. ,14S VV Is.liinmliic ae
nir.i. Irwin tin HoiTman nt , and Martha
illiim. llti Hoffman t
Vn.lr.w j llritlii ,r,.' Wallam t , and Mar
C n It (llll lichft- Jill Ulna k.
' "',' llri-ni' Ul S lllli nt and IIsmIo Ilelfcr
.11 llron nt
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.. ,urr r,snl T'dlP t
m-ri .,0"'', ni H 3li t . and Tearl Krcm
in . lVnn.Rrove at
Jam, , K C'rnill. 1014 S mth at. and Mlnnlo
. Sh. "ion .JIM Montrnaa at
J nrh Ilavrrimn CoRteavllle
vbranirrlz jn; South at
I'TUnl l.ukina ijnuMl in
Pa , nnd lla
and Iluth Vnl-
uinr inui . ,tj at
TT '. Jrh'lll! Oak ljvne.
Ta . nnd
v xnnnVr Mnlker IIMand l'ark Mich . and tfva
.nn,ln inn s rrnnt at
' n" -) ,', ,,ll'"imi II'U N Corllea at anl
nay M Cummlnita l nil fnrlli-s at
' ,"'. 'fr".n.nr. .!-'"' Xrimlnao at. and Maria
.. ' Milk I nil llune at
' uk ltiilrinn 4JJ mi-rlcan nt .
i llirtinnn ii.'i Atnerlrun nt
" , I ilmliln Vkron l , nnd
H c Ikinnrt II01S III Isn nvn
vnhiir Huntir r jii-,j s l'errs at
I VVttnn .nts S rratiklln .1
nnd Mar
Joncphlne nnd Car-
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nnd llprthi
vitimlfrt liniinn I1J M lth nt aninilzn
I Hi IV lu h I7J7 l.nmt at
Malt r II llnrrnwa 4sjs VV nkftlel 1 at nnd Ma
illi mnmirth r.us llnimnin at
WilllKin VV Ullll.un- L'lt : rxnn at mil
i irrm tr.tic lrl him r LpImiiiiti Pa
Vlim i UI017 'ii:'i llazrl nve ami Julli I"
lnhnn 4'il"i sinntn at
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VVIIII,m 1. il-ilnir IU7 N .I'lh at nml l'llri
l.th Jmnlann 7ir. 31th at
I iirl n llnrnn iilnl Wllmlnatnn lil nnd Mr
ultil i Io V IHIra HJ7 Mnrurn at
Thnmiis I llirtK-n 1JJ7 S'ltli at . nnd Marin
It Iti-unn 11Jt V J11 ai
I'rink Srhurr JilJI V 7th at, nnd Man
VAincnrt 81" V Jltti at
lMwnrd rhojnnikl Jlrt Slat at , nnd iViulm
Ulrlinliikl Jlls vine nt
II -l 11 Ki.v J7 itutli at. nnd Mnri U
Tftert. 3011 Kalm nt
Mann. Vn.ctuintt ftipaliT Tn , nnd Ann
iknwnkl 1I1J ivdir nt
Ornran O Hhnn Uii". Inrut nt , nnd MnrRnrt
l' Mi Ni Ilia IIS V Tllh nt
llnrrj V Mi-r 4lis Linrnntcr n nn1
riinrlottn A Mirth 4IISII Lnnranter mr
t'hnrlen M 1 nwann. New York, nnd I llllnn T
llrvnoltn New llrunnivtik V I
Ilprliirt It lti.li.-rtn "(ill Mnrkrt nt nnd Till
II I'lrtor Mill Mirspt at
llnrrv I" VlniKiii l.r es" Inlnnd nndiAlvn I
still Mirtln!uri: Vn
Nnrtn in It Smith 1J1I t'nbot nt . and Trnnita
c llrln.klnv l,7S llnllv nt
William II Nnlcl. 7111 J t . nn 1 Hrlpn M
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flKrlPB II WVIch Ir M! Summit nve nnd
IIpIpii 1' VV llnpji st Itnlmtn np
Hubert lark .Ir J11SI (Jrnnltn nt . nnd Mnr
A I'nnrnv 4"1 Thioiii nt
Arthur I. Mi Ijiln r.4".l Monti r nt nnd Marlon
I! MIII.T mil I nt
rinrnnip Mt 111 I.nwnnldP V J, nnd IlPatrhn
VV hp. lnr -JU1 I ntnnn nt
AI.xnndr (Irppiihium lliiffaln N Y. nnd
ltnnn (.oUlpihHri7 Jul" Prnnkfonl av
Jospi h 1 lluahpn JJJ Oornl nt nnd Anna
MrKrdii 11 1114 1 nt
JokpiiIi VV 1'lerrn .mi N 11th nt nnd Minnie
I' Jordnn 1400 Mnvtlel I nt
nnvmnnd II llpahnm 11111 M R7th at and
nrn I I'renkpr ".in s 4Sth nt
Xnrmnn it sati hp 1UJ I; shnrpnack nt nnd
Ihllllv VV lluehpa llllll Stllpa nt
Itnlmrt V rieldliiE 24! N tRth nt and Char
lotto II (liininiPrnhiw h Vllptitnwn Pa
RtnnleN It Howard 1JJ1 Mt Vprnon nt , and
(Inn p A llpndprson 1410 ,N' Mllh nt
William Vnilprnnn H124 I.nicnrk nvo and
I'nrrla 1 IMward KIJ1 livrnrk nvp
Wllllum M Snlillpr 21(11 Vla.lprv nt nnd VMIth
II VVnnhbmirn .17M I'ul mkl nvp
J-E;GMJ5WELL $ (9-
Chestnut Juniper South Penn Squaro
CRYSTAL STEMWARE
with decoration
of silver or gold
Complete Sets for Wedding Gifts
eXa
Our superintendent
or crcretary will
give you courteous
attention or repre
sentative will call.
CHRISTIAN SIMON,
Superintendent,
3115 Lchifh Ave.
CHARLES M.
ROD1NS,
Secretary,
212 Parkway I3ldf.
Cemeierw
SECOND CANADIANS BEAT
THIRD AT BASEBALL, 7-1
"Big Lenguo" of Soldiers Opens
Season "Somewhere in
France"
SCHEDULE NOT CERTAIN
wmt Tin: imiTrsu An.Mins in thk
rini.I). Jlny 2D
Iho lilB-lenRtie Imaclinll enaon opened to
dij with rootliiR trow ds to cheer. The
crack of the bat nKnlnnt the ball, the re
sounding thud of tho atrlke In tho catcher M
mitt even the customary 'i.tlllnB of the
umpire filled the air
Thin all happened aomewhero m Trance "
The ' hlR liitRue Is formed of the Cinndlan
armies Tho ball parka are. tmmewhnt nrar
where tho track of the rllle and tho rrar of
.utlllerv are heard
The ranaditti Second llrlcndo pounded
nut a 7-to-l vlctorv over the Third llrip.ido
In the opetiltiK Kame It wan a fnlrlv free
hlttliiR content, deilto the fact that the
oppoaltip pitchers had had their vvIiiks hard
ened bv the treiuh practice of loosing
Krenndes
Kverv f'.in.idlnii brlRiide Ins a hall team
Thev weir regulation bi-pbnll uniforms nnd
have hlB-IenKiie paraphernalia Rifts of
Cntindlin lnclnll fans
Oenernl Umik cnmmindlnc the Canadian
detni'hment. Is himself a ro.vnl rtotcr, and
nevei misses a Rime except when the work
of wnr Interferes Ilecause the ' leaRiie"
camel can be plaved onlv vihen the men are
tnklnR their turn of rest out of tho trenches
the teams will liavo to alternate and a com
plete schedule Isn t possible Hut that won t
Interfere with dillv R.imes
For Sale Cheap
nturp. marhlnprv etc .
used In Willow Grove
Pirk Amusnmrtita In
formation Clnrlps H
Auntln L'Jtl N L'tHh St
Manicuring, 25c
No Inrrrnnp Our rhnrcp fnr over '.0 vcars
Vrpp-vlliiR to tlw s, npprn. InltnR nprvlip
ff A muT A I'Mlii 's lidliic lilrnimdlKt
HAlNlNA s '" ' "r 1 llh A "illiMim !.
llf""il I.t riiiifS.. Id II rnko PI
VIm. 12111 t hfstinit s(
INSIST UPOll HAVING IT!
VaWLLJ
DaiaousResuas
No mntter what
type of truck or
truck wheels your buiinet
requires, you will find it at
"Bond's."
LET US QUOTE YOU
Fvervlhlnir In Mill Suppllri
C1XABX.ES
COMPANY
520 Arch Street
m liuiNrl
"W&
zMon
TficCare of theDead
a Sacred Duty
IN CHOOSING a cemetery for a family lot
it would be wise to look into the
charter of the corporation owning the
ground, and also take into consideration the
location
In this respect Mount Peace Cemetery is
unique in safeguarding agninsbthe encroach
ment of urban needs. Incorporated in 1849
with a perpetual charter under the laws of
Pennsylvania, the company selected a loca
tion which is practically permanent. A
trust fund of $30,000 guarantees care and
maintenance.
The situation is ideal. Lehigh avenue
west of Thirty-first, extending north to
Hunting Park avenue. Np manufacturing
or objectionable business establishments in
the vicinity disturb the sacredness of the
spot, and the trustees are zealous in elim
inating everything opt to jar the keenest
sensibilities.
Prices moderate, easy terms arranged.
Water is plentiful throughout the grounds,
local hydrants being well distributed.
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Open till 1 P. M.
Tomorrow
Memorial Day
We could
get along
with half the
quantities we
provided in
Summer Suits
at Perry's
for $15, $18,
$20 and $25
But then we'd not
meet every man's de
sire as we do in this,
Big Store of Enor
mous Stocks!
CJ Our aim at Perry's is
to have what every
man wants a n d to
have it in plenty!
1$ No heavy run of the
buying public makes
any noticeable impres
sion on our lines a
signal from Headquar
ters brings on new bat
talions of reserves !
I You have the com
fort of knowing that
when you come to
Perry's, you'll see the
Suit you want at the
price you want to pay!
1 Blues, grays, browns,
greens, soft summer
tones and novelty pat
terns made up in all the
new fashion points of
belts, pleats, pockets
and style lines teeming
with distinction!
PERRY& CO.
"N. B.T."
16th & Chestnut Sts.
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