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lKp CONGESTION AIDS
PHILADELPHIA DRAFTEES
Detail Scheduled to Arrive in
rami) JMeade This Week Gains
jjonger Homo btay
CAMl' MIIAM, Admiral, Mil., Tvov. 2(3
j,'l,il , jell'lila ilrutkcH who wcro fdioduled
urrho in camp thin week will enjoy a
feW tucio il.iju at home, uoconlltiB to nn
announcement made today ut ellvltrlon head-
Qjartcrt. .Sciullnt' tlieo ini.it to camp this
cck, iiccoidltm' to Liunii ollIcfi!, wonM
raufto u ferlmw congestion on tlio railroad,
oiilnc to tllu ,urB0 "umlji:r ot ",cn ,vhr'
,111 ec llomo for ,ll holiday, nni1 to prevent
(uch u congestion ,l VHS Ittied to defer
the proposed movement of selected men tin.
til nct week.
m..m utis an nliuiidinco nt Ji y ut the.
lu-atltiuiirters of IJohit.i1 NIlIioIrmi tod iv
E, one of his aids. Allen Hutkr. u lMilla
j.lphla banker, tiielve-d bin piomotlnn.
uutler who left tlic bnnKIm; firm of e'hurli s
u.vund lieutenancy In tho quartermaster
' ' Ml.l. ..I....
d.wi7p Y'S MAK,AGB MCENS1JS
.htm. n., '" "i '."ft'y. I' . ai'J Katlirvn
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UViaNJUS LgD(iJr-lHlIiAIJfij,l-JIJUVt MOJSJDAi, .NuM.jJlK 20, lljT ''
'!'j'n" W eViri
'.Hi ltfn tnl yT ! r.,,ft "'
Uonnor. .imJM-!,- -"m t . tij N mcy
inoini, . ,,:,
lr...'"."511 ".".' Ml 1 1' IN
i.,.,l::.M."'". Mo.
..m"'''V",h"'0, ''" -T-
',' "' rt., hiiJ Jljrh-nrrt
. 1'l.i iinui. ,"i,7,"V",. '"'.'" Vernon M
Uiilmnln. li... -. . " "-'"
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tin.)
and
1. Hfllillistnn nrt n.k.l
...JlnrVjV.mi' n"M,"."L. " tiKfor.l ,ic . na
rW.iltil.i. iX.rill'j.I1l''il'r t, .,nl ).U,M
John
ftlLfltlflAfe. td-nv a -..
iM.Uf.ih" ft "v. -bC.',.:; Bl" " " '"'-
M. ..... .' ."' r'
i. iiiii r J Mil ii, ml t
.. - - "
--- itin r fl m.
Btlil l.liellj
corps
TlilH mornlinf lio wan promoted to
n nrft lltutcnuiicy and ItatibfiTrcil to tlio
infaiitrv l.c- "I" i-cro as liaison olllcer
In tlie lSTth lirlfc'ido
1'ASrOK'S SKKVICKS ON IU.OCK
Ten Uolliirs' Worth Will Hu Auctioned
to Aid Tobacco Fund
Ten ilollurM wot Hi or nllKlous yirvlccH
-III to uuctloi.cd i.lt at the nct vctklv
lVimlwii of tlio -lly Hiiilnc8 oluli n.t
V nday at tlio Hold Adrlphl.i in accord-
mco ini ' fftr '"""" loila; ':, ""-''"r-
laiidir H T.'". IMMor of tlio NorrW
tret l!.iP'ist t'hurili. These serlce.-, may
tJ. "tjl.oii of ' '" '"amine, IiuijIiib, Imp.
tUtnK. "r mn "f ll" utl1"' "u"ur,"', f"""
tlonsof the nilnWtn
n h is heeii the cnsloiu to auction off $10
.rrtli'of mmlmmli-o each eeU at tin..
lurch01"" t,,H Piocccds lidns donated to
the soldiers tobinw fund.
1- J mttcll, tho ill ht.aiitUI.in. today
lufornicil tin tluli tl'-it tsen UuukIi )
rend twice as much now that .i Me In
ihcw ir that we will produce morn tli-ui wo
Innd He nlso nialntalmd that wo aie iv t
atoB as wo Miotihl and that uttliiK
f.. -n lnturl..s. nur a Ullloti lollu- u
could bo aed In Philadelphia alcne.
It .M
TlnMrtiii.
'UiK 'iiarliti. in cJtn.1.;;,.i --.. -
"irtia, 7.il S nth hi ..win. i
I",A,?.,i,TKi,nu'lbI2Js N 21J " ' "-
"nl';.,."rA:,-.J,'"Vcr,,An.rlT.rtl1- I'"" nm '"no
Carl 1
A-
To Open Ballot-Boxes
on Evidence of Fraud
t oiilliiuril from Vat On
M liow ninny addlllr.nnl petitions we lino
tthltli, will ho Kocrncil by this decision.
TIum- riqlitv pplillons nio left from tlw
111 petitions originally Hied The Town
MvctliiK ptrly hus ulo prep.ind tihcttt 500
other pttltlons. whhli bao not jet been
bled with tho com t.
'The Indications from the mlo on tho
lime da el iuu of tlio law it that wo will
he able to piesmt tbeto paltlons and that
in.Uiv of Hum will i all for tho openlnB of
ballot boes under lod:i)' decision."
'the twinU'lho ballot-boxes which the
Town Meitlnt; i m r I will present for open
ing tomorrow uro In tho followlnt; wards
and clhiblotrt
W arj
I
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Ml
llllon.i
J'l
I17
111
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s
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Wnr.l
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7-11
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mil U M....1.. l ... ... "... . ...
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J- ' u i ij ill
.iwrim.i: It t. ,i, l,-i N', oth M
llriiii. m i ' w " "'
C'u'.r." '-,". -r v;i JHrlli.nno.1 M
. .'.'" A .'unl. li 1112 N Wartinek Kl
.iiin. "."tpit ,'',' V, KM,U"" ' ' nul A,lw
J".,.-ui,iro'4". "- Wud n . nr.d ltoso Hccl.cr.
.. r. .'- ' . . .utriiim it.
muiiiiii I! Ilniin,. lie. i.tnrfMv
l I'll. . . II, -s ,-(,i .t
N,
uml Iltsslo
ami Irene
anil
ne ,
nud
j ear
ft LIBERTY CANDY HOOVER PLAN
Urges People to Kut Homc-Madc
Sweets Requiring but Littlu Sugar
liberty candles, those tint uro home
made) and reiiuirlnK little buK.ir, are im-'ul
upon ah patriotic cltlzui-. of the Lniteil
States it bulletin Issued today by Ind
eral 1'ood Administrator llooer. Ilia ad
icc, in substance, follows:
I'lcry woman knows leelpes for liome
tinelc cuiidv that are Miai'lntf of sueir
I'tc tlievc for jour Chiittinas cand. Send
this e.mdv to the bos In the ticuclies
Fucli dainties as pope'eun balls and lamlj.
crjstallzed and candled fiults. blttir sweits.
' ttuffed dates fi Hit li.isti- tnapu reams and
vminv arietles nf ehoLOlates i-an be made
to advantage Have a heime-made I'hrlsl-
mas and help e.-uo susar
li.i, ,i i
Jo'.': -H.-i;ml I i. l Mute Ptrnnishlr. Mcr.
mil. nml i:i ziiMMh i i;m j-,-, -s wmt,. t
...werfky, no t'nvH M
,MM.rV-.',,.,r;,,i'--;tr; ,eHml-nnd Jta,n! bl-
?i'r.J. 1.11'1!""1- -Ir. I-' r.-1,! ft . nml Mar
uint A l m in .-,-,.. Wiftuiliistir tiv.
'"v7i"',.. ' . Sl;,'i"ril . 7C,i, s jnrtlii rt . nnrt
All.-.n. t, r,i ,-n Ar,i, rt
iiir.. , n!'"ir. Jl" ,s"' " ",,J JuiiUtii
lliti. in, t.'lj s ,M,, Kt
Jlirrls ) I an .mt moi ., ,i .) . ,i n,,,.. -i
ioH.r is-,o i'iiriiiiter t
f-iimunl Ki, Jii,;,,,!,,,, pj,, ,, VuTn ,;
M ie r '. .il Mod it
-iiiiii. I Itns.iniin 1 1 i Housl.is ft. nti.l lump
llnsHn i'll.l 1iouIh M
AI.Miiii.r J'r.p..ii. .-.ID N c,M, ,t nn.i jf , t Ho
,. ,'"h.,.'-r. "'' "i -'
ii"i'.k'-Mi..iIv" , ''"'lioroukli, nn.l Mali e
Ish. r nil 1. -tiii,rt dr.it . nv.
l,.ll1llh"",,lr..,!', ' '"in "I uinl Mllilr.sl A
Phlllli.;, i If, Hurr p.l ilx m.
ni..iii.isl, vi. Miiicnli, N V. an I lWni A.
I.illt. l.tis ii nut. nli ii.o n
t-iiii. limt r.ii.rili iil7 Plum st . nnj Mar il.
l'11on..ki l.ljo i: sti rturvi
I".' Ih Muiiihv llimriuril I'.i , nml Sarah Mr-
lirnimi II ivirfunl I'i
l rt i.nl l.ni., ri. (..". w bull .ti i mo, tin.l
l.nhT ;N Itimit -,is in.ll in e
'"-"."-e I! in Arnl.i t-.iis rr.mKti.ri mo,
mi I Millie M.r v:si i, t, ,t
Joj..ti It t nut III lT.'it i rftliHrine Hrwt ami
Maul I. Wiiplilrut,,,, 7ii-, .,rktluii et
Lici-iisid at r.lktem tei vi
i:i-KT(.V, Mil, Xo. it. Tlio following
tiuril.iKe llien.ses wore Issued heie t..il.u
lostph l'oto and Uialrl.e I'm bins, llnnv
H "'ilricn and i:il7il.eth II .sehinlilt.
Lewis H Maelionahl and Alice officer, nil
Tf Philadelphia; .lames 1' lluinsiiU. Phil i
iKIphi.i, anil Kiiiiii.i V. Voder, IIIkhIiis, Pa ;
Aitliur 11 I.oomls and lioiothv 1 Scott.
II. Chester. N "V j Arthur I, ernou nml
Mild i l.uttlle, ( hestcr; llornco Moo)s and
lull i WINon. X'ew C'.itle Del . lMward II
Divis Wilmington, and Pantile i Ne son,
I'l.iuklln Hty Va . Anthonj Dell.e rto and
M.irv I'at.iKiiur, Xorrlstown: Ihnest I
Mnith and Maigitet l'.trrv Wlliiiiimtmi
Merman s,i h ilhe and Peri5 Hurt lietn.it
Jliih , H.irr It t in? nud In.i I'ul.er
HrldKetou, N .1, ami Pred Uars and KUai
btlh Thomas i hestci
M.' 1 1
P.ipiesHitatlve .loin; 11, K. Scott, tvrnanl.
yiitlon counsel, announced that his list of
twenly.llvo ulcctid divisions would bo an
nounced later
Judres Martin and 1'lnletler dlfmisied the.
petition ot .Indue lkmiilwell, of the Mll
nlelp il f'ourt, for a te count to decide his
llislit for u Judgeship In t'ouit of e'ommon
Pleas No. .'.. Judge Honiilwell alleged that
enough Mites tn ehct blm were counted
fur Judges Monagh.iu anil r-taal.e. Thcfo
bal ots he f.ilil, were flralght ltepubllcan
billots nml were e emitted for his rival when
th.y fhould havo bcui marked for tho
Jutlges.
omxi lies Pirriiio.v ntsMissi.n'
Judkf Martin, In another dee. islon dls
lnlsfeil the omnibus p.tltloti if Thomas 1
Armstrong, Wulter eieoige Hiilth and
llll.un It McIioImio Town Meetlne- in.
dldates for row olllcis, dif. ated by the pres
ent i i turns, for opening uf ill ballot-boxes
III the city. Tho i-ourt held thee It had no
Midi Jurisdiction, but ibclnr. d that wher
ever palpable irior ir fraud Is shown In
speUllc tnslutKCM the Iiomh would bo npuicd
by the lection e'oun
iiother Town Jfee tliif," lotnry was won
when the comt d.ild.d that tho Town
Me. ling putj was not bund by tho three.
(I.iJ ruin In pi.fiitlng its petitions. Coun
se.1 for the Organisation indeavond to
block fintber petitions by i itlng a rule
tint 110 petitions eollld be presented lo tho
court tin en dajs after the cillleial ll'tirea
had he.n read In court night was given
tho hide in tub tits to Hie additional petitions.
It was f.ild tluit Mime of tho alleged
frauds In the c tv may pale Into insignifi
cance, win u the manner In will di tho loldler
vote was handled will be eille.il to this attut
tlon of tho court
l.s
KKAKIXf. CAS KILLS MAX
Wife; Ovc-icomej, Too. When Pair
Kountl by I'cilictman
Lulling gas kllleel Jolui lilrv.m, tlftv
four vears old, .mil overcame ho nlfc
Theresa, also tlftj-fi.ur, In the kitchen of
their hium 1347 North Second btie. t, this
morning
Tho piusitale f.inis rf tlie un pie were
touud be I'clli eiiiuii I.viieh. of ibo I.'ront
and M,i.i t sir.., u M.itie ti Thev Were
tali, n ti -i JI in h lb spital when- the
!iusl.itnl wns pi mourn et ili'id ,(,,i ,
wife was s.ild t i bl ill a eillical eoiidltiun
l,i li. Il win. W.I ,11 tl. I. till I.J the ml, r 0f
gas f 'iiit! t gistuhe leading fmin u j,.t
to a i i liator ilis. onnee tetl Tlio police be
lieve u was ,lt. ideutal
FROM STUDIO-TO-SCREEN
AND IN-BETWEEN
What the Theatres l'reenl
ThmiktfjrivhiB Week Told
in Paragraphs
tJviri theatre uuiniiRcr In the e'lti Is nn
linuiii Ing special attrie linns fen T hursduv.
Thatikfiilvlng tin y .Some theatre, will luno
continuous peif. rtiiaiuis riom noon, until
midnight Hut u vvolild Indee d be u 'I hanl.s
giving tiny whin tin to Is an till-nlgbt iitotlo
In tlilu clti, and some Sunday performances
The p.irk Tliealio begins the showing of
fiMtuiiH fi,r two ilivs imcIi this week The
hrst . todav with Maigucrlli. I'lnrlt In
"llah's llurgiar." ,
Although Ihc admission for todav and
tomorrow Is Hftce-n cents at the Jelferson,
the attrnetlf.ns oflered arc well vvorlh this
small ilurge. ".link and the Iteanstiilk"
Is toihi.v s show while "llafputln, the lllacls
Monk" Is listed for toinnrtovv.
All or the amiifemcnt devlcea at I'oney
Island are used In n tutm eomcd featur
ing lloscno Arbuckle, which will bn at the
Shereml today as a special addid iittruc
tlon. Mnbtl N.iruiand will appear at the c'lfl.v
Slxth Mierl Theatre. In till photoplrtv
oouiulv Tiouhlesoine eeretur' on
Wt.dtips,in, it v t. In, sluinii In addition
to i:tlnl llarr.v mot e In "Life's WhlrlMiol."
in iibv I'arrc.ii and Mae .Marsh are. re
united m the new (loldw.vn iroductleiii at
tho p.il.ie.! toda. It Is colled 'Sunshine
Alio' mid gives tliu featured plavers an j
nliiuirlii.nl., ... .1...... .. rpA... ! .. ...A-t -
"n-u.iuiii.f ..j Diiui. Bl'. iiu vui-i...r num.
Tho Vic.idla tiialiagriin tit offers for till
week tin si ootid Thoinas It Inco proelUC
tle.il with William S Unit In tlm main ro.e
The ftotv Is e.f the Wist and entitles! "The
Silent M in '
Pour' is Kilt hanks, will make many new
friends bv the theme of the in p (1 ictiiiti
which Is at tho Stmle IikI.iv. 'He. idling I
for tht Moon" Is Its title, unci Koub cer- I
talnly d es know how to reaeli
A in w star will be mtdeil ti the screen
firmament at tho I'amllv 1ihI.ii wlun Mil- t
tiled Havens npiiears In "The e'eiutiier of
the i 'ommotiplaro "
It Is a seMise nf elutv that ehllilrtn slvmlil
seo "The Woman eiml l'orcot.'J for It tells
of the historical tiinam.es eT the tee
Indians Tho lllueblnl will Miovy It mi
elltlesday.
"The nhost House ' will !m nt the I.lhertv
on Wftltusil.i), anil In It will be seen liuh,.
Huff iintl Jack Plekfind Luis,. t,u
wife of IMgar Jones, the movlo director.
n ailil.il feature, te morrow nt the Apollo
will In Norma Taluuulgo In 'Tiither'a Hat
Uaud
"Intoli raiue ' will be the photoplnv fen
luro at the liin.nlua.v tho llrst part of this
vv e i k
'nmm
which In tho nltracllon today tit tho Al
inniiirn Homo patts e-f It wcro tnlten in
this ell)
news,, ptr o(rf, n11, lB l((tlllo1K
room ait il.arlv shown In tho attraction
nl tlie Ileg.nt It Is "'II,, i',..i:p,,,ndent
Llalne II inuiier'ti m
"id I ii'in,
I. Ualsh. who his Jtit slguid with
e.ol.lvven pi. lures, directed Ullllum I'niinmi
m J ho fomiueror. which ls todies at
ti action at the Uleat Nurtlnrn
Mary Anelrson ban jum returned tnim
ti tvyo ejrs' visit Hie West nml will
bo the feiitured pl.ier tomorrow In "Sun.
light h J,ast llnld" at the HlMlto
The rroiible lluster" will IuIhk Mt,un
Martin Iwfiro ttie patrotls of tho Tioga em
Ktiturdny
Olive Thonuif, who I miw Sirs Jack IMck
forel. will be featured In "rndlcrcl fir
tine" at tfie Prime ss in Haturdnv
t'lmtlle llnv bus been well cast In "Th,.
Hun of tile I'nthei ' wh eh Is the nttractlon
for Katun! iv at the Hub ;t l ,,,tern
sloiy and full nf ivel) notion.
Hthel Tlurrvmoie fans ntu nhl visit Urn
Vlcloria this ,.,!. ami ,,, i,on. t)n ()1t
favorite tcrceii player appenrg Iri her latest
olTirlng "Tho Kternal Mother " llor co
pailntr If 1'raiik. Mils, whoo work Upon
the iirniuntlu star 's well known
'Wild Suiiue ' will furnish Marjoiy Wil
son wlili a wealth eif nuiterl l ft r h.r screen
.ipliearuni'i on Siiturday ut tho ' urLk i.
lli m v Hull, luotli.r of Slu llv 1 ull who
is iippenrliiK hi the llmail Sirn' Ti"itre
In 'Among Those Present," Is one of tlienll
stnr cast In 'Itasputln, the lllack Mo It,"
which Is siheeluled for showing tn Satm
elav at tlm overbtook.
orrln .l.ihnson Is to 1 e rluivvii in 'Wh'tiiT
Ttiiui iloeslv; il Hln Itldgo Avenue Theatre
toinorrovv Ills setien tiierlenc- ha not I
lirti tinnh, but Ills vve.rk In fxcelleat t
riu. Nam vv Trail" will rerve to In-'
triieluce Will mi M Hn"t nnd his im-iy to
the palreiJiH of Irogati Who fre pirrt tlio
AuUltorlitm, where William Crozor tho "1iib.
Int. tnaiiager ' presides. '
' t
Mnnv Improvemenu Unto been made to t
tin Jumbo T hen tu
lle th Mai and Jack l'lckfonl will np-ree.n-
upiii tin sireen or the Strand th.B
nk, but In sep.iiute productions
'Th. S l.-n.-e Selleis" will In- it the, jtfi.
KiM.P-4
, --.... j.iins.nn actress.
PlaIy,'"lr.Vii,lMn '" ,,, "1,eur ' the'ptloU?;
Piny I.ttsy Money" r,n Ti...p..in., .i .14 f
Cclise ntu
A
tu es of Citol."
on U .ine""?.'. .::",,h.f,,,Let.'...Lf eatureal
-., , --,., ... AU iHJ4J -v,'-
.... . Tj;
a, "a .r'Tar0" !!" .!'! '?.:' M
f,.,,i "" .'1'itoay nt tne v nnh ii 3
.. .i .. .
Mr Vernon I'aMli i
delight I'll tilctlll. "Hie
J- - 4 J-
r
y
ill tin
AMcSAilPTIACAfflE
lUNUKhDS ol f.trtitlic.N will dine Thursday at
I 1 the Am.di.1, in order tn avoid the worl: and
worry attendant upon elinner ut home.
&plcni)iii Surlecu jlcim !
oYsrcns on n.Lr y.iui
crtcii uhves
consotmi: wov ito ok ckc;..' or chicken a la reihe
HUT OF BASS llOXzhwC
UOAST TURKEY, CRA'-OZr.nY SAUCE
lilSSOLC POTATO I'EAS C0SHC rUMME
I.L1 TUCE SALAD, RUSSIAN MfSSlNG
NEW rSGL'D TLUM PUrDING HARD AND BJM.VCr SAUCE
MINCE Vin VU"iPKIN IT. OR ICE CRCA!1
C0FTEE
52 .0C '-'. COVER
Earlu ItcsviTrl'":;-! for Tables Miuj lie 1 1 ml by
Phoning Walnul JTiHI
;&..
9', .-j .-v -Sti'
1
Uuii.ru..-,,., um
L Wkd 1?0R .?
,-y OrTfJniv- 0 tth'
MJenrabcr)
W
Ill" p'-rposo of tills nd
i.t i-.art Is to turn
Iho j '.-I of iltc Clulst-m-
. uur's with jXiu
- t -V. c .! . tiilc!c Idea
o. t .a Ito'Vav siirpr.'os
jv- red for toil by the
tin. -c of ti.ibiicr,
Cl-t names mean I'rctt
t.r.i i in ; cuhii.r s.
A.'d v l-'-n ; oti Ii ut rt 'I
" 1 .ot mt and Jetsam,"
by Jo. in
ii
!galstv0-it
PS
KIM
I
In tl-Is Ucccm'iicr ij-uc,
'u will t,v tht tSi'i
tl'stln'-.u! :n.d llrlt.-li uu
tlior'"i pltt.tro of w..r''
rev 1 on hutn-iii lives
l"s Hiven eut jour Iirst
real tonctpiie.tj of what
It nw "ii tu t:lhf, to bo
cm hul, and still lei Co
on 11 :.!.
No e'-nibt tlio name of
Ilci.ry
K
Thanksgiving Finds the
Home in Winter Garb
'Hi ! Ji
ttt .r )- tL.m rrrni
.a-asr
it'onjole Tabic viltu nolfitireus
'mirror, after Hie Meaievji
Italian ntjlo ,.; the lleretitino
crjfUmen.
Ht- ADVENT of Thanksgiving finds the house
wife putting the finishing touches to her
home, preparation for the social activities
of the Winter Hf!Mmtl. tllf. sciurm uiliei. linmn
comfort is the paramount consideration. Needless to
&ay, the Van Scivet Store plays an important part
in this worthy work, for this is the recognised head
quarters for everything in furniture and furnishings.
Due preparation has been made to ineet the .seasonal
demands and acres and acres of beautiful suites and
pieces await your inspection and selection.
Here oncinds the solution to the problem of
furnishing t.nstefully, yet inexpensively; of securing
that which is distinctive and better in furniture at
less cost than the commonplace kind elsewhere.
A Special Sale of
Fine Domestic Rugs
Now Discontinued Because the Mills
Are Making War-time Products
I.uK n ( .mi I I-.-.... , - a .
i cui mrii&y.immar4'A 7 ,rr' K. , j.
&. m-u .rtirf. L Li .
i I PIANOLrPI ANO I :.
'.ffo S -Hh Maitc-i I'I lyc-r-Fiano lh.il is the Pianola. I . I."
' ivy fr 5
VAN DYKE
SllCC'tT jllsl IIIIW till)!,.)
Ivl'J, linen e uccoiints
of ii's tl.iva In IIoII.iiul
When liofou-'Itt for pe.tco
m A'it-rL-aii Minister to
1'tjH.icuc. nut In tills
C'vr stnias Itsue 1 s
menu i. v t'-.rus.s nslile
tho i"'.l.nc.i of tllplo-ntt;-
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clt .mil br.n.is to jou -,i
p ict ot rare 1I1.-.-111 anil
Iir.Hi.v -" iTood-Ticle of
1 lowers In IIoII.iiul."
1 t " anpthcr Ainirle.in
utiti-i-r or ilKtinrttun
tor- i a m.isjj.. ur it-.
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WHARTON
it "'II-.- lrcitch- as
Jii'i'n Iiy tin Aincrlcrn "
r.trlps. oil tiio .ipturent
inci.r IsiciKlct.of Trcncli
th.ir..c'iorui:l rev wis iho
iiiitliisil traits th it are
insriil.ia tl'..' ueiniSrjtii.il
of Anit ,c-:n v.ha icjI
Iv I.n-i. the people cr
I rir.ju to-i!.'. In :j
!'..crcnt v..v, MlI!.ir.
!...' V. aliu or, ' iho
Tri o Inly " In t!-Is saino
imtv'icr pro'.iotcj a
elo,r i-ndcrsinu' i-ij of
motlcr .is'v tile natic.i
rl'a: ;-.is prc'duccil !ario
mid j'c-rjrcli. I rnnarJii
nnd 'I J .ii i, Cj'.'lilw-o and
OohunlMjj.
MEREDITH
NICHOLSON
Khukt and blankets arc of supreme importance in
these strenuous Tar tijnes mid many of the prominent rtiR
mills Iiuac Riven over their looms to the weaving of these
Roods. In consequence, quite u few types of rujrs have been
temporarily discontinued and we find ourselves with some
incomplete lines.
To attain a more consistently balanced stock we havo
dccieied to close out these hiuhly desirable ruR at prices
lar below their actual retail value, prices that actuallv
approximate present day wholesale cost. This is, indeeel,
a rare opportunity for tho home lover, for it is likely that
,nany of theseattractive floor coverings may be unobtain
able at any price for some time to come. We quote just a
lew typical examples:
CHOICE ROYAL WILTON RUGS
Varied selection in all styles and colorings, includinir
the highly prized blue and rose shades.
$70 grade, 9x12, $57.00
$65 grade, 8.3x10.6, $52.50
h ' I'll' a.fei-'fi
Biin 11 life I
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$62 grade, 9x12, $46.50
$57 grade, 8.3x10.6, $42.50
$50.00 Wilton Velvet, 9x12, $36.50
$32 Axminster, 9x12, $23.50
$26 Axminster, 6x9, $19.85
$45 Axminster, 9x12, $32.50
$40 Axminster, 8.3x10.6, $29.50
$54 Axminster, 11.3x12, $32.50
$27 Seamless Tap. Brussels, 9x12, $19.85
m
Fall and Winter Draperies
Our Drapery Depaitment specializes in made-to-order work and vu aio always ready to
submit designs or oiler suggestion where drapery 'equiiemcnts are unusual. You are invited
to come In and examine our extensive line of scrims, marquisettes and net curtains, armurcs,
velours and art-silk portieres, etc.
COMFORTABLES ' CRETONNES BLANKETS
In cotton and wool-tilled, from j , raniMI, fronl orjtf f0..., For either singlo or doublo
nlkolinv cover, .to heavy satin. tIle Viomesficind, to VO for h ng in price from
$2.50 to $18.75 each the lino imported linen prints. $2.00 to $25.00 pair
Vow will find our free booklet on home furnishing interesting and
helpful. Phone or tend a postal and we will mail it at once.
avam SdvtrCo.
Manufacturers, Importers and Retailers.
MARKET STREET FERRY, CAMDEN, N. J.
BTORB OPENS DAII.Y AT I.SO.
CLOSES AT 5.30 P, 11,
MARKET ST. FURRY nOATS
LAND OPPOSITE STORE.
Maste-i I'I lycr-Fi.Hio lh.il is the- Piannln.
tVl.tcr not only in theory but in fact.
Over 30U p.itcnti protect the more vital feature:)
from imitation. Surely ,m instalment with 300 c.clusi'o
improvements must be superior, .Such h every Pianola.
Such is the Stroud.
Two nttachrrents m themselves uro worth the price
of ,i Phnola the Metrcutvle and the Tlienioelist.
I he Metrostyle gives you correct interpretation
the talent that d'stingm'shes .t master from an ordinary
pianist. It is in the Stroud.
The Themodist gives you the solo ot the composi
lion the theme the talent that distinguishes a human
pianist Irom an oulinary player-piano. It is on the
Stroud.
The Pianola m every -.ense is the master phyei
inaiio. And it is obtainable in the Stcinway, Weber,
Wheelock, Stock and Stroud pianos, every one of which
(jontnins the famous Acoli.in patents.
EXCLUSIVELY AT
HEPPE'S
C. J. Heppe & Son arc the Philadelphia agents of tho
great Aeolian Company, of New York City, makers of the
Pianola.
Since 1887 we have sold Aeol'an products.
We have thousands ol satisfied customers among the
(meat circles in the city. Your name should be on our list.
As wonderful as the great Pianola is, still it may be
purchased at very reasonable prices.
If you arc not prepared to pay the entire amount at
the time of your purchase, we will gladly accommodate
youjhrough our rental-payment plan, which applies all
the rent to purchase. We will also take your plain piano
in exchange nf its present value. Liberty Bonds and
Coupons urc accepted us cash. Customers pay no war
taxi
T he Stroud is one of our most popular models.
PRICE. $600
Cash, or Churgo Account, or Kental-Payment Plan
C. J. HEPPE
DOWNTOWN-1U7-1119 CHESTNUT ST. UPTOWN 6ni & THOMPSON STS.
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of :i i -vv j.ovtl vl-.'ch
btar't.d t, e lltcrry
world -I'nd tlio amvs'r'
truth a'iniit It I.nowti
to only i inrp .mil a
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Morlcs In ihl-V number.
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by CiloV crthy. A an
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now ?. Mrrckcu "itli u
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p.irtj, x- 111 tlcicribo her
unique experiences.
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Is now virltlna n ccrls R
al)0"t the v ir seller" j J
In I M'i'and'a politii,.il
and coel.il instltut.ee;.
llv ra jru but u very lew
of too ftreat number at,
illstlnAulsIicd pcoplo
who will contribute to
nest ycar'a Scrlhnsr'a
ibi bcst-talanccd masn
zinc in America.
SAVE FORTY CENTS
SLND THIS COUPON
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