EVENING PUBLIC' LEJUlilI ' xlIL: fc'liL, TUl'lttSDAY, FlSJLMUAltX 21, 1918
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""The Utmost in Cigarettes'0
Plain End or Cork Tip
People of culture and refinement
invariably PREFER, Deities
to any other cigarette
T veniy Five Cents
Makers oj uic I
' and Egyptian I
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' RED CROSS COMES FIRST
Gets Precedence Over Other Activi
ties of Lutheran Women
SOLDIER KILLS SELF
IN ROOM AT HOTEL
Tho Women' MlaslonarJ Society of
Hie riillaflclpliln Confertilce of t.vithfraii I Chester S. Clirty, of Ricgcls-
Churchr. at ll quarterly ni'Mtnjc h1l ... Tt'pa Own T 5fo Win
In Hip nnrlMi house of the Church of, M" ACS UW11 MIC W aS
tno Holy fommunion, nveiny-Kcconu Kvnccunc Vifi Tndnv
and Cliretmit Mrwln, decide.! that In l.i.Iv...ill, HL AUUtty
future lied frosa vvorlt would lie Riven 1
precedence In nil Itn activities. In an
address by Mr. Charles 1 Fry the
members were tirsed to help In rvery
way irawlhln III the knlttlnc of aweater.",
oek, blankets) and, mufflera and other
wife to iindrt In the war work helm?
done by the oolet.v,
The following were elected delegates;
to Iho Triennial Hynodlcal Convention
of the Wonieit'a MlKslonary Societies of
TVihihvIvhiiIh. to he held In Lebanon on
Mtiv it Jli". .Vilolpli Weill. Mrs. II.
i: 'Jacob. .Mis V l St. Ili.iun. .Mrs.
t'hniles I. l-'iy, Mls Murv !!. Miller.
Airs, i: Tlienilom ltenie. Mrs. .lohn .
ltlchiud. .Mrs, Horace Hinder. Mrs. A.
lv. Itobertsou and Miss late Fry.
Attlird In full uniform, Chester $.
Carty, thirty years old, n private, at
tached to the hospital corps of tho
United States army at Cimp Johnson,
Jacksonville, Kla , shot himself through
the heart today In a room of the Con
tlnentat Hotel 11c died In n
wbroii while being taken to the Jeffer
sou Hospital.
Catty. tCBlstcrliiB about J o'clock
Lcacock to Rrad His Own Works .
Stephen I.oacock, professor of political '
economy at McClItt University, who Is,
widely known as a humorist, has written i
such delightful books as "Nonsensa
Novels," "llehlnd tho Heiond.", "Fr'cn.
r.led 1'lctlon," "Further l'oollhness" and
other popular volumes. Ho will appear
for tho flist time In Philadelphia under
the auspices of tho I'nlverslty extension
Socloty at Wltherspoon Hall on Friday,
evening', March I, In n tending from Jils
own works, entitled "1-auitliliik' Willi'
I.earock."
You Can't Get More!
. Makers oft Hiqhssi Crude Turkish
7 Cigarettes in lic World
;VARE MEN. SIDOT
: NATIVE SONS' DINNER I mm. t iSuu win am i. ii.
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WILL DO MY DUTY,
IS NOBRE PLEDGE
ASKS $10,000 VCn INJURIES
West Chester Man Chaises Mnntt
fneturer (Jnvc Him Routing
If vou think you set smarter look
pltrcil , i"K thoes or higher quality hj pay;
mff rxoroiiani pricei merr i "is
turprite waiting you here.
ll'e match Roual shoes
last nlBht, gar his hlres us HlrBcls. Ofnilltil tllC Slilarteut sllOCS lit
Mile. In llticks County 11.. was found pl.tlftrlrlnhin fnr nililp and
lvlng acioss tho bed. A inalil passlngl ' '"'.V, "'",, MIC una
his loom on the third floor heard a shoti quality xell una American
about 8:20 o'clock this morning ()eii( $7..70 to ,"? Styles aitd
Letters and papeia found lu I'urty's i i,,fi..
POKsesslon showed that his mother, Mis U"""lU "
Itnchel Catty, lives in illCKelsMlle, Tho of? en (jj q rv o orj
police hero coimniuilciilcd with the ail I fJOU v) JpO.uU IV J) I
5! Fear Presence Might Savor of
1 TMrlnvainry Cru'nlll Rnv Pn.
litical Wiseacres
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(MACKEY ILL; SCOTT BUSY
The Vai forces will not be repre
sented at the dinner of lh Native Sons
of rennsjlvanla at the William I'enn
Hotet In Pittsburgh tonight, Harry A.
Msekey. the Var leader of the Forly-
U sUlh ward, who had accepted an Invi
tation, became suddenly ill with a cold
seslcrday. Today It was announced that
rongrcssrnan John II. K. Scott Is too
buiy In Washington to attend and that
he has sent a telegram expressing his
regrets.
Political wiseacres iay this Is a case
of the Vare forces refusing to appear to
he coming out with an Indorsement of
Senator William C. Poroul. the Penrose-
B; supported candidate for the Republican
f uominaiiuu u v.wc,.ut. ., .
Sproul Is to be tne principal spcai;er, ami
tlnce Congressman Scott Is a candidate
for nomination for Lieutenant Governor,
his appearance at tho dinner, 't Is ai-
1'i.rued. would have looked like an 'n-
itf dorsement of Sproul's candidacy.
K . V.,,. A1. .. I.m lnltn.1 tIATt fltlt
ill" HKIIh 1 "" CIIHIWII ..
1 going to be between the Republican
and Democratic parties, and .there will
h no Town Meeting party. Senator
Penrose will come back, not leading, but
trailing along." ,
These wcic significant asertlons
msdo by Senator L'dwln II. Vare. who
now apparently has complete contiol
oi er the Republican organization In thl
city. In an address at a dinner of the
Vsre workers from the Foity-thlrd
TVaid at tho Arcadia Cafe last night.
Senator Vaie asserted that wherever
h can he will oust from city Jobs men
who went against the oiganlzatlon Re
publicans in favor of tho Town Meeting
party last fall. This, however, was not
iieiM, to the rllneis, for aheady scoies
of Town Meeting men havo been ousted.
At the same time, he said, any of the
"stray sheep" who left the party last
fall but who come back renentant will
R.llA h nrtmltt,! 11a than liM-narl t,i 111.)
ti'ilhirinony thought and said:
I "1 1 . MliPmiiiitf la piinntni. on trniMrl.r In
Jj "tla- party that even Senator Penrose
rgf weni io ti. l.ouih ino oiner aay as a
:py Bepubllcan, to the meeting of the na
Sjr tlonal committee. He is coming back,
out no win not ue auoweu iu vote in
the primaries. Senator Penrose will
Ii come back, not leading, but ti ailing
along."
Ganlcnins Project
Seed for the lnsoectnis of the llurejii
of Health. Philadelphia, to distribute for
planting in unkept Kick yard", coming
under their attention, were today oidered
fiom the Department of Agrlcuttuic by
Congressman John It. K. Scott
The Inspectors, under Arthur Ii Ilucb
hols, will this year endeavor to have
families in the congested districts with
hack-yard spaco raise a part of their
own vegetables during the summer
Congressman Scott villi aid the cam
paign by contributing n portion of hi
congressional seed allotment for the
purpose,
THRIFT NIGHTS IN STORE
Gimbcl Brothers Arrango Weekly
Event for Their Employes
Tonight and every Thursday Iheic
after will lie thrift night for the em
ployes of the Ulmbel Brothers store.
They will gather In the rest looms, the
.voung women knitting and the men
smoking. Refreshments will be served
and a talk on thrift given.
This department store lias also oiend
a pretty booth to sell war ravings
stamps. There ate seveial chairs for
pel sons to rest in while a )oung woman
explains to them about the war savings
stamps.
Soles made In Philadelphia by agents
of the Metiopolltnn Life Insurance, for
week ending February 1(1, amounted
to $10,403. Of this amount, the great
est number were sold lu South Phila
delphia, where $1776 worth weie dis
posed of. West Philadelphia tomlng next
with $.1703.
WEDDING USHERS ILL
Pivotal Witness in Vare Case
Declares Himself Servant
of City
FAVORS NO INDIVIDUAL
Wi:sT l'Ili:STI.Il. I'j.. I'fh. -I lti ;cnr,v iegltercd for hlmelf and wife, which saves you $2 to $4 the pair.
the Che-ler bounty Court uecrge j. ,h (jM thp (,,rU tlBt h), wf(i nm So muct , tjinl we p.ce lhem a
Fetters, lontrnctor and b Hder. or )h0(, n m(.B(.H,lle. would airlve ibis. out for you to see to examine and
SrtJ limcS'of VhCnKUon 'V" " "' '" "0t """""' ,0' prOV" .,0 V'elf, '" "" P" .
Coiiinany.' to recover HO.O0O damages ,laJ- more, but you can t get more. Come
in ana prove 10 yourieu wuai nun-
and that
you buy
me in this
for Injuries the plaintiff alleges ne re
ceived at the hands of Reeves hebru-
Feiiers tbaraes that when he went to
the Iteeves home relative to a bill h
was attacked by Reeves and was per
manently liijuicd. iccelvlng a fracture
of the i i ilium, u broken nose nnd
other bodily harm and damage.
Orangemen to Give Ucneflt Tonight dreds of(men have learned
The Orangemen f Philadelphia wlll.j you 'can t lose when
Klvcun entertainment and dame tonight I here. It a safe bet I Col
veek ee the prool here
40,000 men proved it in
DOIlALDOOTSJHOP
Uilefly did John M Vnlne. tho man
of the hour In the lontroveisy over
Senator tldttln II. Vare-s "inoml claim"
for $150,000, outline ltl stand at tin
ofllcc of the dKtrkt stnvcvor. lltoad
street and Snyder nveuue, this morning.
"This thing Is not a matter between
Individuals. When 1 go before the
Finance Committee I will go as a ser
vant of the city. Individuals will not
be consldeied, but. until I appear be
foie the membeis of Councils' committee
as a public servant. I have nothing to
say," So said Xobrc. (
Xobre. who vv.t. hunted fur high and
low jesterday, but who alwavs kept a
step ahead of searching patties sent
out by newspapers, returned to his home
nt 2010 South Seventeenth street late
last night. -He no longer means to dodge
publicity. A member of the Rvnsixn
PffllJC I.ituonn stalT caught up with
Xobre today. At first the dlstitct sur
veyor declaied. "1 have nothing to say."
Later he relented and teisely declared
himself a servant of the city and not a
servant of any Individual.
vMirn'a statement Is conMiued In a
number of was by thocc Interested In
the Investigation that will icsult In Scn-
lami neniK eiwier lurneu
,iinr Vure's
Four Soldiers Stricken With I'neii- sdon or returned to (nunc lis for u t inai
... , battle on the lloor of the two chambers.
monia and Measles ltS ,eai Mund. however, is likely to ie-
,nan a secret until Senator Vare. as the
Measles and pneumonia nearly caused prosecuting attorney In bis own ca
a poxlponeinent ofthe weddiug last night demands or Nobrc the details or the
of Miss Virginia Ii Klft and Frederick work done at League Uland Park and
tl. Hams, of tlioTwentv-slith Rnclneeis. i (iovernment avenue during the jears
L. S. A., as four of the soldier usher3 i 1310 and 1911.
originally Invited were sick. His reference to individuals Is con
some laminar wuu ine con
I'ROMOTi: PHYSICAL FITNKSS
Mayor Appoints Committee to Man
age Campaign in City
Or James M Anders Dr I., fa"
McK'euzle and Dr Thaddeus C, H".ll"
have been appointed hv .Major nilt i s
members of tlie Philadelphia i-onnnltt'
of the iiatlon-wld- organ J't"" "?TU
viinre nhvnlcal illness. Walter Oimp Is
head of the National Committee
A Lommlttee on phvslcal icserve Is o
. .. ,...-., ,.. . .,.. .(,.. .mil town 111
II" unpoiuieii I" vi vi j "',."", i.. , I
the Cnltcd Stales in imjuii.. .' ' -"
conditions The committee will com
municate with Walter Camp's coiiiml ;
In order to put Into operation JiP''
and nleiibiint sjstem or , P' 5' '' " '. I
building, which does not require nt V ,
ronsiileruhle tlmo ccpendituie Cm tc
individual
RAISE M000 FOR SOLDIERS ,
Ball at Lu Lu Temple Attended by
2500 I
Mote than $5000 for the benefit of the
"tads" in the Allied armies tluoiigli the
Ameilcmi-llritlsh hospital relief fund
was leallwd from tho ball given lajt
Light in Ml Ml Temple More than -00
persons attended. The .onunlttcc of
patrons and patronesses included Mrs.
llobeit li St raw bridge. Mis, Ii IlunI :
(Jriibb. Miss Rllzabetli Hay-. Mrs. I. h.
I'atteison. Colonel (lioige It Montgom
erv. Captain II. Ii Stiavvlirldge. -Mrs,
,.- iv i"i,n,inree1. Mrs Morris'
L, Clothier, Miss K 1 Robertson, Miss
A M. Cadnalader, Clement B Ncwbold
and Captain P.enjninln Chew
Sec Freight Jam Ended Soon
That the freight congestion on the
Pennsylvania Rallicar! fist of Pitts'-
,... I. ...II, ..Ann l.A ..('AC rt.lli. Id 1,1,11-
IIIIIKII ' HI I"""" " ."..IVVIt.V I' .
fated by the repoit fiom Investlcatoi s
. lor the Inteistate Comuieue Commission I
to commissioner .mi nuui in un- i'-u
nt Lu Lu Temple. Snrlng (liirden street
below IIiimiI, for the benefit of their
membeis who have gone to France to
i fight for t'ncle Sam It Is to keep
, thee pnorei members families fiotu he
coining hiiidens upon the tnxpaers of
I the city and n lalge amount has alrcadv
' been ral"fd. It Is said
'V,-.
N.W. Cor.MARKET & 13TH., DOWNSTAIRS
linen liter litrnlnc Till 0:0. t, to 1 1 i.tn
w?
r
Specixl Attention Devoted to
Modernizing Oldjewelry
Designs and Eslimatea
Furnished without Obliaactiou
A new bquail ia iiurrieuly obtdlneil strued by
II.A lllllll t t lol-J tl 11.1 llllllPU I lllllll II
"" - - , - , - llil iiinni iiov-iin niiii r iu ii - i
vears, and to whom he owes many ; fa- b4 the repoit. A total of 26 13'J firs
vets and UK present. i"" iiosuiun, , nelo et0ied between terinlnnls
.1 - lhftB AAft IAlitilllll t 0.llfl tTl fi 1 rm.
and the uniformed men were on hand 1 troversy to mean Senator are, who i ,',,', , ,0 ,.,, ,V-H, iaied fiom
wnen tne coujne weie inarrieii ny i ne lias ueen ui3 .viii..i.i n.i,..i ."i n.n.ij
i .Msueu, pastor or
Alneieentb and Pine
Rev. James R,
Christ Church,
stieets. The lisheis were ('. H. Webb,
.1. II. Campbell, II. V,'. Hatch and John
M. Wood,
AERIAL MAIL STATION
SITES ARE INSPECTED
Assistant Postmaster General Trae-
ger and Other Officials Confer,
Visit Various Places
Incidental lo the working out of de.
tails connected with tho establishment
here of one of the stations of the pio
pojed aerial mall route between Wash
ington. Philadelphia and N'ew York, a
(inference relative to the location of the
site of such a'statlon was held this morn-
ntng at the local jiostofflce between Otto
Traeger. second assistant postniasttr
reneral: John A. Thornton, postmaster
of the Philadelphia oftlee: Mayor Smith,
ond many prominent Philadelphia hwsl
les men and politicians.
At the conclusion of the conference,
t!' entire, party left the postofllce In
motorcars to makt an Inspection of
various prospective sites Ir. West Phila
delphia and Kali-mount Park Uelmont
Plateau, in tairmoum rara, is cam io
bomoet generally favored, but there will
I no decision made until a thorough
lAnvass is made of every available plot
it ground ,ln Philadelphia or vicinity,
illr. Traeger arrived In the city this
' warning. ,
Navy Calls for Mechanics
Tho Navy Department Is making spe.
clal efforts to enroll in the United States
naval reserve force, for duty abroad,
mechanics from nearly all trades. Units
of 100, 7G0 and 250, respectively, cover
ing such trades as carpenters, riggers,
bricklayers, pipefitters, bollermakers.
electricians, nremen, machinists, Bteel
erectors, pushers, riveters and ship
Utters are needed for radio and aviation
construction. Those desiring to enroll
in this h run Mi of the service should ap
ply Immediately to the enrolling officer)
; st the United States aval Home.
, Twenty-fourth street and Gray's Ferry
; rod
SIX INJURED IN AUTO
Machine Overturns, With Philadel
phians, Near Norristovvn
Six Phlladelphlans uie lecoietlng to
dav lu the Xorilstoivu Hospital fiom in
juries received when tlie automobile In
which they weie tiding overturned .on
Ridge Road near llarmonvllle, Pa., late
yesterday,
The tnjuied are Isaac Rollnick and
wife, Mis. Minnie Itolliilck, of 1132 Paul
street: Mrs Bella Cohen and daughter.
Miss Minnie Cohen, of 4S79 I'Yankford
avenue, and Mrs. S. Savoy, of James
and Margaretta streets. Isaac Rollnick,
who drove tlw automobile. Is the least
Injured. lie has a lacerated fmehead
Mrs. Cohen Is In u seilous condition
Havana Entries for Tomorrow
l'irt mif Uir-Hr.oli!M unit up. lilin
!nr tiurn lino, t furlotiKS frank Keosh.
lit: Cnrl to- Hrolii k, I'll .IhiK LarTun,
KM: Purple "d (lolil, lo'i: I'minn mretta.
.VIII.,, .llllMIHIlie, in,. , n-n ,u. ,.,,..,..-,. ,
I n.r d.l..n In? Chart Mlllep. ill,! IM.
metle. Itn. Ilaull, 110. Iluhe of l.lzuUl,
tin.
H(iniil rate Ibree eur-old uml un, rialm.
Iriv puine lino, it furlongs I'nnflarMtion,
US: rietie.ii. US! Miss Jatbu. In.', .t) .lis,
tllT: .Vlnnirlef. l"ii Twinkle Toes. 10; i
lliiltlen riiame lll'l Now Then. KIT: I.IUlei
Woinltr. tin, merman, 112. No Trumps. 112:
Kallln. U.'i,
Thtril mie three-jear-olils SIH1 up. (lauil-
Inif. puree . mile ami '.Ii rl .lone
lleiales, 7. Ilaltle Hiirton. 10.1: Jasnn. lull
Hulne .Veent. ml, Quick Sun. Ill; Clano
IK.; old Hen. ll.i
V-A-Mi eure. tliree.J ew r-okts an1 PP.
rlalmlns. purse. !.;". mile ami .10 arJ
Ilapld 1'lrer, 113.1 Parr. Ill: Sihemtr. 10Si
ills To un, un: -hiii. J'"" iiniviiii, .-.
Fifth race, tljee.eHr.old8 anil up. elatm-
.". .!" :. 0f,"r,iV.?.: ''"z,".?;.in, "::
s: timre .iu). . v." ;..j" ,, ': ' v.". '
Inna. 105: lllaliciiiia. i.ii iv.it "'""
Ills; Norlc, ii"; iimisiv, , ...,.,
112: Kneore. IK. ,. , , ,
Sixth race, three.jear-olds and up. Halm
Ini p"re MOO. mile and 20 sardu Dsml.
iui. 03: l"ndon (llrl. 0.1: Cousin Pan, -100;
Thnniaa Hare. 10-M ttaipii i'.i i"'i; man
Tide. 103: lllack Frol, JOT: Colonel Matt.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather dear: track fait.
Galvanized Boat Pumps
ii
v
I.. J. Bersee Co.. B N, t St.
mum 4i, MDTKfi !.
WEFirTimPmNT
toyourJtana.
Allowance
WlDCHEiS'rNUX
:
Noble has long been Identified with the
downtown Republican leader, and when)
I dismissed from his position as a city
surveyor In tlie tlrst district by former)
, Director of Public! IVoihs Mm lis 1..
i Cooke, he was a short time later made
a leal estate assessor at u slightly ie-.
duied salaiy. Later he became dissatis
fied with the position and sought his old
place back again. It was given to him
under the present adinlnlstiatlon. j
Xobre is the man who was In chatge .
of the woik upon which the Vare claim
I for nione) Is based, and, the original
iiecords having been lost or destroyed,
I ills fvldeme must be counted upon to'
bolster up or wreck the hopes of Sen
ator Vaie for a speedy settlement of
his claim against the city.
Xobre will be the principal and per
haps the only witness called by .h
Finance Committee on Monday, and if '
lie testifies faviuabiy to Senator Vare.
the claim will be letnrned to Common
Council with a fax enable lecommenda
tlcni. If the l'MnancH Committee makes
a favoiable letuin to Councils, the main '
fight against the measure will be staged
on the floor of Common Council.
Independent membeis of Common
Council who attended the first hearing
on the Vaie ilalni declared themselves
not satlslled with the evidence presented
by Senator Vaie and Dliector Dates,
man and mean to oppose the claim If tt
reaches them, The opposition In Com-1
inon Council Is said to be strong enough
to defeat the claim unless (he membeis
are ruuy comuiru " m j,.. .,.., .
Senator Vale's demand. '
1000 SHIPWORKERS ENROLL
The eniollnieut of shipyard volunteers
In Philadelphia has passed the 1000
inaik. according to announcement made
by Ravmond Ij. I'hambers, chief enroll,
inent agent for the Public Service Re.
eerve of Philadelphia.
Interest In the enrollment campaign
continues to spread. Right contractors,
both from tnnlde and outside Philadel
phia have called lit tho headquarters
of the Public Service Reserve, 130 Wide,
ner Building, and offered to solicit en
rollments among both their present and
former emplojes.
Allege Man Displayed Revolver
While apparently waiting his tin ti to i
make a purchase in a storo at Tweirtn
and Spruce streets eaiiy last night, Wil
li nil Walker, colored, thirty-eight veals
old, of 1233 St James slieet. Is said to
have displayed 38-callber leiolver ll
was arrested by Policeman Ilagau and
will be given a hearing this morning
EOLWWW. tr'.k Philadelphia's Leading Chili fu?-
mWmk. VSl VV. V. Serte Hie IIIIN llllill lllieii TO.fiA.V
LLmmWWWLWw I 1 0) V.Ueil Mr. Hie lie. I ic s5,j.fty
1 mWmTlm-WZJ4 V I'llKI. In l-eieral se., Klig5!
IHD0NfO
NUQffA iREINA VICTORIA
lAms fp havana
mW-X. AWM-i&ry
iL.L.L.L.LW JmrJ. Mild, Franntnt.
wmW0Z:---. ,:NT 1!'fs- (jo
terlcft nf flrei ! m unr
youpvTiuDifl MMftttkien. wnx
FIRE!
tT wteiit
IA SOUP
',t pntcet them? . An up-to-the-mla
vuitnia Duueioi cannot. Darn.
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3-DAY CLEAN-UP
' Starts Today
$10
CORDOVAN
CALF. BOOTS
$g.3S
Final Clearance Price
limited
Number
Only
Positively Last Call! Save $4.65 NOW
Some lucky women are going to get these
splendid boots at the ridiculous price of $3.35.
It ta our last chance take it. or leave It
ONLY, if you want to take it, there is no time
to be loBt uumei i iuuaii
jjj
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JV fl t
HF.,VW' JP
Thit
Popular
Boot Wilt
Bo Sold, Out
in 3 Dayt '
$5.35-
mL-T
Vk
?f:"i, '
OYAL BOOT SHOD
I,!. ,'uMi in rd K ' 'W'0 H-gN., i., I'!' ,JA'
10 CheitBillfiLi i 2B&AIW
THIS GREAT CHALMERS ENGINE TOLLS THE KNELL OF
"WINTER TROUBLES" IN MOTOR CAR POWER PLANTS
Hayc you observed how many new Chalmers there arc in the streets these
winter days ?
This is because they are free of what the garages call winter troubles.
Practically every one of these troubles in other cars begins with inability of
the engine to start on a cold day. , x
These current Chalmers are winter equipped with a clever device known
as a " hot spot " (which cracks up the raw gas into a most minute vapor ; then
warms it up) and a -remarkable device known as a " ram's-horn " manifold
(which hastens the gas on to quick explosion in the cylinders).
Little of the unburned gas comes out of the exhaust.
Very cjose to 100JS power is shot to the rear wheels. And quick power,
too; not the hesitating, lingering sputtering kind.
' Hence not only quick starting but the attainment of high power in a jiffy.
(And all on a grade pf gas that is not what gas .once was).
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TOUIllNO CAR, T.PASHKNaErt,1535
lOUllINfl OAK. B.PAHHKNOUIt.MS.1
WTANDAI1D JIOADSTEU ....... l4.V
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CHALMERS MOTOR COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Spruce' 462 252-254 North Broad Street
Only Three Days More!
This Big Drive on Perry's
Finest Overcoats and
Finest Suits comes to an
end oh Saturday!
C,Your Chance to cover on next
Winter's market; for similar high
grade clothes will then sell for
immensely advanced prices on
anything in your memory!
C For these Last Three Days,
you can get the Remainders of
our Finest $45 Overcoats at
$32, $33, $34 and $36; the
Remainders of uur Finest $40
Overcoats at $28, $29, $30
and $31; the Remainders of
our Fine $35 Overcoats at $24,
$25 and $26; of our $30 '
Overcoats at $22, $23 and
$24; of our $25 Overcoats at
$18, $19, $20 and $21!'
G, You can get the Remainders
of our Finest $45 Suits for $39
and $40 ; of our Finest $40 Suits
for $34 and $35; of our Fine
$35 Suits for $25, $27, $28
and $29; of our $30 Suits for
$23, $24 and $25; of our $25
Suits for $18, $19, $20, $21!
CL These splendid Overcoats,
. these splendid Suits are the
Finest that we make. There
are fabrics in some of them
that we can't replace at all;
those that we can replace are
costing us big advances on
what these did. And next
Fall and Winter those in
creases will have to be shifted
on to you!
Unless you Stock up NOW
and beat the market!
$25 Overcoats ...$18, $19, $20, $21
$30 Overcoats ......... .$22, $23, $24
$35 Overcoats .$24, $25, $26
$40 Overcoats . . .$28, $29, $30, $31
$45 Overcoats . . .$32, $33, $34, $36
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$25 Suits .... $18, $19, $20, $21
$30 Suits $23, $24, $25 7:
$35 Suits .... $25, $27, $28, 29 ril
S40 Suits $34. 35l$H
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