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motorists mHE trip IlANK A6AIPJ CHAIRMAN, BEES ANTICIPATED CROWDER
T1"c "tLS;;'"!,,"'"" WITHOUT OPPOSITION IN "WORKOR FIGHT" ORDER
About 100 motorists snra awhv from!
Ft l ! . f ....,.. .mil 1 1i oad and Diamond streets al 8 30 tills n II
ederal Mediator lrccnawnii . mornim? on the Philadelphia Garage as- liomiiwcll
'city IrrFcrc i
y. A Eooa tlmo and not peed record" - . p,1,; tl,,
was the purpose of the trip N'umeroui ComiiritlCC oailicrillg IIOIIC)
pnres were nunruca, Din iney were noi -
ini'.n.V and while Held-", otted here
i
STRETCtiER BEARERS
where ha could do no more ttftrm to (he
Urltisli or any other hospital corps."
Lieutenant Kalodncr. who Is twenty-
0MIDI7IV DV rCDHil AMC I "ln J care old. graduated from Medlco-
unlrDU DI UEtlilTmllU ' Chi In 1908. rrcloui to the entrance
- 'of this country In the war ho was a
surgeon for tho Clillo Exploration Com
pany, at nancagua, cniie, wnero me
Expected to Give Views to
War Labor Board
D1 rrl I t III r I I C. I Til ! 1 I 1 r A . la"Xf liam.-MKua, Hill-, ll:iu mg
rones iScArr lolcrralcd in line for cry Long by Sturdy 1 liiliulclphian, Gas lolini, company has a largo copper mine, ai
j.uh,cs inn ui ill- J a Tt i- i -nil -oo as he heard of the declaration of
n nnmnnr..i!n Til.. Workers, Willi DcVOtC Lvcrv MllltltO lloillC I'roill lTOnl,' lolls war. ho resigned hW position and left
n UCIllOCrallC L.11J ' Chile on .prll 7, 1917. arrhlns In tlili
J H. firJHl
l:mM
wmwm
LJf-'1--Ja
of Barbaritj
Immigration Compilssloncr Oreena
valt. who" as Tedcral mediator here has
been trying to reconcile the differences
between the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company and Carmen's Local Union, No
477, was expected to go before the Fed
eral War Labor Board In Washington
today and ghe his cy.b of the merits
of tho compan's and the union's atti
tudes. U. O. Pratt, bulncss agent for the
union, told the board estcrday that
twenty-five union members still are
locked out by tho V. n. T. Company,
nlthough the rest of the strikers hae
gono back to work pending adjustment
of the differences with the company b
the War Labor Board. He Hirged the
board to call upon the company to In
crease wages to pay "lllng wages"
and to recognlrc the right of tho men to
- organize and to bargain collects cly.
H. W. Clark appeared for U. W
Clark & Co. Philadelphia bankets, rcp
ifsentlng clients llnanclalb Interested In
public utilities throughout tho countt.
He declared thut with tmtntcnanco and
operating costs already gtcatl In
1 reased, street railway companies will
llnd themsthes In severe financial
irlrca for speed or endurance The
were simply for the beet estimates of
the running time fixed by the committee
In charge, which remained a secret
until the run was ocr.
Tho motorists went down Broad street
and Chestnut street and took the White
Horse pike route to the shore They
checked In at 1715 Pacific avenue, Atlan
tic City.
lleorge O Blind was chairman of the
committee nnd John It Fox secretary.
Other members were Ktchaid Lussee, L
1 Pfelfer and Michael Waugh
ANTHRACITE MINERS
URGED TO SPEED UP
no nn n mnn u.in niirrrn tt fit- nnn.
nlwell forces to the te-electlon or IMgar nn" "' "P'"'"'' "f """ "'
W. U-ink as chaltman of the Democratic l,,lu,p "0I11C a"""' mllKwrid lnd tnlcn
cltv committee Lank was re-elected I '" '" n,lnt ll9 Kotgrous bloom above
and the complete Ponuellv-Lank pro- the rlovct, stirtihed tot arts In rvciv
Kiam, Including nn lndorement of Judge dliectlon In the midst of this fragrant
Bonnlwcll and all the other randldates theie was such a bii77lng and humming
on the Democratic .State ticket, was that pjBengcrs along the toadnnj
put through at the rrorBanlzatlon of the glanced uulousls that wtj, onlv to ac
commlttee Hsl night t celeiate thelt pace Immcdl ttcly with
Scenes slmlHr to those enacted al frightened Inckwatd glanies
the State rommlttee lat week marked it rfs not for the itnlnltlitcd lo know
the re-clecllon of Lank Two of Bon-ithjit t,iK , a.cillcd meeting of uprr
nlwell's followers attempted to upbiald Nentatlve bees fiom everv hive In the
Mitchell Palmer. 5tate leader, and ,.01lntrv nearbv
Charles P. Donnells, iltv leader, but ' What Is this General Cinwdi 1 liillnc.
and take sustenance that should be given
the workers or else slorcd for future
ue so thc.se human nonworkers are
Streliher hearers rarfvlne wiuindcil
soldiers from the front line (tenches to
temporary hospital st itlom just ho-
oltv three weeks later, when he Imme
diately enlisted In tho medical reserve
101 p
MAN FALLS Fl E STOP. IKS
lousumlng the food of the- coiinlrv nndlj, ,d ti16 lnc are being made victims I'rolialilv Pal illv lint t in Droit al Till
anil 1 illicit
giving nothing In teluru .More limit 0f Oermali nlpers. ' according to Lleu
that. thev ate artinllj dclavlng the, tenant 1! J Kalodncr, now at Ills home
were promptly shut off bv Pat lick J.
Howard, the tcmpoiar chairman
Francis 13 Seullln committeeman
from the Torty-fourth Ward ind proha-
'lion ortlcer In Judge Bonnlwcll s court,
took exception lo n icmark alleged lo
Acute Coal Situation Discussed I Vr,'0, hS" , Tad(' " ,,"?rri",b!'i lle'reCi
AlltcliLll Palmer, following tho Uercat
Of the Bounlwell forces there
'We have stopped him at the Marnc "
is the -einarl' attributed to rainier,
."ctillln Indignantly denounces the Infer-
enee that ludge Bonnlwell was a l,er-
Confereneu are being held this"""' A"l,,w , ' nr'rol'?l' !l "L !JS
.., . ,, ...... iFouileenth Ward, was steam-rollered
week. In the anthracite region between 1)en lie trcd to xrnt ),s Indignation
operators and mine workers In which 'over the outrageous treatment accorded
the prenent acute coal situation will bctJudgo Bonnlwell
conn over frm .,.. i a n,J The olhei otflccrs of Hie commltlcc
at Conference of Operators
and Workers
every angle and the
straits If rcnulrcd to advance wages ma- 'question of output be squarclv put up
tcrlally. i to the men ot a patriotic dut
He urged that If wage increase orders j Importance of full time work and
r,er8nforC.nreya,bea "SrThTch "S5 ' '-"' "" " "Bod One custom
make It possible for the companies to ,1,at retards pioductlon Ik the attend
pay the wage Increases wlthodt being anco of funerals hy mine workers Last
mined llnanclallj. '
Former President Taft and Franl
iwetc rc-elcctertf
'work or fight?'" demanded the bee
fiom St Mnij hive In New Icrej
Immcdl Uclv there soared above him
hundreds of fellow bees, each endeavor
ing to bur? an iinswet, till the leader
was forced to fly among them nnd calm
them with his superloi buzz
lwnvt. Hie Poller of Hers
"In mv opinion " excitedly deel ired
tho recognized speaker from Philadel
phia. 'It Is just an acknowledgment of
our foreslg.it and wNdom For lo, thce
imnv vents wc have had this K-vnio rul-
Ing. It Is Jut oui theor.v of getting rid .
of tho dmnrs. taken up by the men if
out nation Thev have learned tint
drMies aie n Insurious nuisance No hive
or tntlon ciu afford them bccaii'-e thev
eat up the food and the profits of the
worner"
war beciuc of their hesltancv to give
everjthlng posslblo for the men vXho
must light '
"It's ttnn to kill the drones 1" shouted
half a hundred workers In unison and
again the meeting was In a w ltd buzr
No I and for llrones
' This Is the be-t honev jt.it we have
had for nianv seasons," drclaied tin
bee from Camden ' Wi are gathering
ininiense stores because the spring inlns
hive brought forth m mv blossoms e
have food enough to feed all our drones
nnd still store much aw i But nt the
same tlmo we need evcr woiker In the
field We are bulet than ever before
Last winter was a cold, cruel one
and hilt of our fellow bees In this coun
try were killed fter all, our condition
ls'much like that of the waning nations
today.
"rtefue to feeil tin dionrs In tour
hlNc foi tlte next few dajs nnd rout
(them ftom their luds Let them stirve
If the.v will not work '
, The meeting niljouined amid the
'craping of legs ind the hum of Mint
as thousands or hers swprmrii in imp
Tlr It was decided the nitnu tl tlestrtn -
Tonv Tiibntileo thirtv-l'v
184 3 South Slttli street, a laborer, fell
tod iv fiom tin Hun uo. i,i i
lng under conslructlnti nt Sevnth mil
I illicit stnets He w is laki u to .lefret
mii Ho"iiil il. There Is little nopo for
lecoverv
Tabanlro was opeiatlug n lever on a
cnn rete-niKIng midline when lie lost
his b il line
I.CHguc lo id Ncproe
1 lie I rhan League, an organization
1IG Federal street, on sick leave lie
was 'gasoed nine divs after his nt
rlvel ut the front He Is attached to
the mcdlcil icserve corp
I was In charge of a unit of twentv
four men, whose dutv It whs to carrv the
wounded from the llrst-llne trenches to
the advance dressing Mat kins, oi on
crete pill boxes' as the Tommies rail
thtni locited about two miles hack of to look after the social nnd economic
the flrt-llne trenches,' Lieutenant welfare or St l.ouls negroes, lias been
Kalodncr said 'established under the auspices of the St
The distance In the 'nlll hov' wn so I '-ouis i-rovmenr .vsocsuon Jt win
t no iiniHiifr to tue I't 1 1 nnx was so ! -i in n ov , ,,, i ,1,1., I..
KILL FISH TO SAVE OYSTERS 1
Owners of Coal Hcils Uc Djiianiiic
on Prcvins l)ruinfili
Saturday 800 emplojcs of the Lehigh '
tint! Wllkcs-Barrc Coal Companv quit i
work for a funeral and forced u iplllcrj
to remain Idle all da, entailing
Musi as our drones cit up out stoics I Hon of lnv lues would begin
WAR FAR OFF IN MAY, WOUNDED NAMED R. R. MAMGfcKJ
lluerftml Murine Lieutenant
e.irer Front Now
great that the men cnrrv.ng ,e wounded "Vrtln and suitable Educational op-
Mill 1U IUMt III Irill1!i, illlll. llltVHIK in ' mm m
walk upright and sluivl-, tej formed i
vctltnble tirgeti foi Ihe Hun sniptts,
vt ho tlo not sin Ink from taking adv Ul
lage of the f tct
'Onedav n bov wns killed 1 Ight nl mv
s'de anil a short time afterward four
more men of mv tommand weri severeh
wounded bv Oerman snipers Wc found
them, though and their machine guns
too One of them w is put In a vv.iv
l.vrellent 1 renlnc I nnrhe. root
ttntl retrtil after a linrd ila
line flrrlirlr Open Sunrtur
E
Walsh are conducting the hearing, which
la on the geneial subject of differences
and relations between electric rallwavs
and their emplojes, the Philadelphia sit
uation being one of tho mattcis Included
and gono Into specifically.
The board said It wanted to know
how much. If any, consideration should
be given to the companies' tin mclal con
dition. With Mr. Pratt as representees of
the Carmen's Union were Peter Drls
coll, president, and Bobcrt Kcrnaghan,
secretary of the union. They said thev
lepresentcd 3400 of the 6100 Philadel
phia carmen JFollowlug their recent
walkout, they said, the P It T. In
creased wages four cents an hour, but
this "was not accepted by the union "
11... man elmrtt, u nn, li.tnl. t i U nrl.
,,,C ,,,c, ctii.ii'ij .w,i. n.v ... ifjirtnx- l , ., ...
pending conslderatlon-of tho wago dls- "' """ "l 'm' l",'v"r,' nF"1,
pute by the War Laboi Boird mTlf general lovaltv of the miners Is
' IllUbtrnted In tho Coaldale cohlerx of
" the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com-
TO MINE BARRIER PILLAR ! -w "lcU w aN " a scn ,cc m,K "c 6q
week 4I,f60 cirs 1o.nlt
1 lifiti 1w ilu mnnuiiKil li crnn I itimihnr-t
of drumrivli. o Sermon of the Xer '
Jersev const lmo leortrd to thn uei
or uMicim (p to pxtrrminatc tnn 11 n
loss' aiul sao million of jounR ot rt?
1 h.i itpiiiiilluli liii a iiinnin.l in nn.
. , I 1 III 111 1lllll-ll III!' 41 )' I ' 11 I 1. II 411 VIII-
01 nUnclrCtl.s of tons of nrndurtinn Tnoca ....,. 11. imrm numUrn r, i,.,,rr i.n vn
practlcea have resulted In muth los In I Jerses shore this season When de--) America t expect lo go to an ollletrs
1 nmitilnrtnn nr tlin nister h, ilu nriiime m lirtnl olinrtlv
shipments to mil kct It Is believed that ' s(rlotisv ihrcitened bv- schools of the, Todav Lieutenant Fleming" mother
reat heart-to-heart talks will rcmetlv marine ;
Ihn.. ,nnaitinB I out ioid
...v -1 vwottt.iuM ,...,., j .1 rt ... ,..
llnTrrfnnl, l'a , June 23 ' riir w u
Is prcttv far off for us' wrote Lit uten
ant Jlax Fleming of llnverford, to his
mother, on Mav "S from Iiaim 'We
hear less about it here than we tun in
nt. M..MMni i , rM Often an or c iiirin t (.vtisaiius nave
The operating lonipinlcs are nuking ,i', v, liiii ,,n,i n.,u frii,i.,o,i
a strenuous 'good-fellowship' campi'gn off
and seeing to It that everv possible Owners of the ovster beds have en
means foi recreation and enjovment W.deavored to interest otllcials of the
lnd by the men In their own time Pa- Federal food administration In tho
triotlc effort Is being sandwiched with eTS' Ai SV..im' ir..VlUm.9,l1! aaVl
prjictlta. idea,, of thrift and tconomv. In'g aSjpre Jor'rmlllS '
this connection, the Cranherrv and liar-
wood Coal Companv has taken the lead
with every emplovc being pledged to
vi ar work and a monthly pavment of
BISHOP BERRY ILL
stars
Last
Suffers Nervous Tlrcakilowu al (,'oluin-
litis O.. Due to Overwork
Bldiop .losrph p Derrv. of the Metho
dist I plscopil Chiitth, Is nt his Hum
mer nome, iietnus rolnt. X Y. sulTtr-
M. Lllrv .mil .1. B. olir i-
pointed hy Mnrkli.iin '
ppolntmeiits of two moie Fedcril
in.ni igers in tile .Mlegheuv dl-trlet weie (
announced todav bv F.eglon il Director
C II Miirkh.nii F n Ltlev w ts n lined
as geneiil m tnnger of the Hrssriiiri anil
Lake Frle Il.illroid and I nlon P.allroid"
anil J B Vohe gencril in linger of the I
Pittsburgh md Lake Frle Itallroid and
Ins a tahliEiam fiom her son ' Wound
,i BlltrliiU In iho lee Don I worrv
Lleutemnt riemlng is in ine inaiine -i nongahela lttllwa.v
Fle'mlng'of Lancaster aireSnue:"lC.irv eV- These appointments .omplele the ,,
ford He entered the servlee about a of Federal and geneial niinageis or
vear ago and reached Franto with his uHroiils In the Alleghenj region In the
regiment onlv a few davs btloie In jur.dlctlon of Mr Marklnni
wrote, " '' -8 ,t as nlc Hnnouneir tint the juris-
t i -r l i ... I .-..l diction of A W. 1 liompvon Federal
Red Trianslc Leapuc I orme I immK or ,e ,ltlmore and Oh W Rail-
,".:',":!!.', ' .J" -,?.wTC .L iM.'.ioad. was extended ove, ,1., Co ,1 and!
Pt liill. iiii'viiiiiin . . ',-. m il . r
Sterling Silver Tea Service
"The Bridal Giff"
The collection displayed at 'all
tirrtGS by this House should be
examined regardless of the price
limit under consideration
S TT . C- 1 . I l.ltM HLTIt
Xjuiiiittiitc3 umic, ou iiijiiiiciiciti i antluaclte were moved to markets near was mused bv oveiwork ntttndinl on
C.18C Is Droimcd i and far. That was a big movement of tho many oonfeiences of t liurchineii in
nnllr.Mil nntnmlttep of tllO V M C A
and the National War Work Count II.
tame to Faston to organlzi and Im
prove the war work in I ilhnl etiuntv
At a meeting of ltl7ens a lied Triangle
inoirii, uhm foiiited xx il lv tlieo offkeis
president, I Iloveoe he ltlev , v ice
nreldent Jamts C (lodwln: set rctary
Coke Rnllwav and tin Cunilnrlind and
Pennsjlv.inla rtiilrmil
with ilng with a nervous brenkdown which and treasurci, Wllllani II Letlnum.
ak.lt l.ttt ni.M Inil re It l.r,.. .Ipa.i.H
H .. ... nr m- ,.-, .. I ,., ..... ..... .w.. , ,. ,, .-, ...,...,.
iousiitie, in., aune -o to ncip m"!,, or ts koi,,b to lin.ite lonsumers
mo war
which the Bishop liar. In en mi tlcip Ulng
lie necanie in wnue in Columliua.
f the famous bariler pillar , The lirmani for nnlhracite Is outrun- liL0:vat,,11,?,,,Ji0I.i,,,h'srl?M ,!,C ,!V,,ru:
New Boston and Mil. Cieek ng the power of production will, lhcnnn(irmiVNl,T,,dllon,,l' regll'iTl
between
-collieries, vvli'h contains halt n million ' present grettly shortened labor force
tons of coal. Is to be mined '
Court was Informed tint the litigation n1nrrlcu t-rrrjiirnA-c I I' x i'
which has been In progress twelve venrs 1)1x11 loll OUKOlLvJIxS l,l',Ai li
to maintain this great pillar Is ended ,
The trouble began vxhen Mine In
spector John Curran rot un Injunction I Pliilailclnliia Doctors' Work in llic War
against the coal "companies to prevent t i
removal "of the pillar, as otherwise the Aonc 1'raiseil
lives of hundreds of miners might he ., , . . ,. . . ,, ,
lost-through the sudden Inrushlng of ( "'on'1 slr TIerbcrt Alexander ruce,
great subterranean lakes But both tol- surgeon colonel of tho Catndlan army
llerles are now to 'bo opetated by one medical corps; Sir James Mackenzie,
big company and State Mine Inspector ,;nRKnd.s. ,,-,, 1)(Mrt BpPc!n,M, an,l
Kxan Evans" Infonned the court that , . . , ,-'iin (t.,,, ,.,, t ., ,
' ,.j- .i. ....i,.i ,.,..i . ,!.,, 'Colonel Sir Wlllium Arbuthnot Lane, of
UIIUCI l(XJ IIIClllUUl) l U(JVdl-Vl v-uiilMiuuiivc;
. as serloui, nnd It Is lelleved he will
ttturn to his Plilladelphl i home the
list of this week
WARNER TRAILERS
Two and Four Wheel Types
!J Ton lo 7 Tons Capacity
IMMEDIATE DELIVEIIT
JOHN W. ADAMS, Distributor
1427 Melon Street
iiP.'Wt
of the pillar Is unnecessary
DOGS' ARE 'SOME DOGS' NOW
London, members of tho British tutdlcal
mission now toiirliu? thin countrj, left'
net v louttv lor .xetv lurh.
They spent yesterday Inspecting Hoc '
Island and other places of Interest In
K.w T !,... i : rl.,i ..l lfm- this city and last night were guests at1
i r. i il reception In the Bellevue-fatratfoid
lees Mutt Is Uoomeil Philadelphia Is doing her share In
Homeless terriers and hobo hounds who the hospitals of France according to
live here and there had better get out of r-olpnel Sruce He described how Major
...,..,,. i ,, nichard II Harto and Major John f!lb-
the btate, for today a new dog license ,, of tno pennsjlvanla Hospital unit,
went Into effect narrowly escaped death when Hermans
, E".7 djvwr n,uv ;et,f ",ccnr ?okd.TlSh.tte"An5!,ii,tas,lB11I,?
from the station house of the district In rcscnd her prolilbltion of foreign
which tho dog lives The license costs decorations for American soldiers, dc
1. ny dog not bearing such a license I clarlnp "they have earned them"
will be seized by tho police and held
ten days for Identification Should the , , . , . .
owner-not appear the dog win he killed. Two Couruhips Launched
Although tho law goes Into etfect to- p.l0l,l like sfeel uhlna in nf
day, owners will be slveti two weeks to I romrn0n occurrence In our shipyards. I
comply with It. The lcense for female Tlle pennslvanla ard's hull depart
dogs Is $2. Kennel licenses are some-1 mcnt nnB posted two more announce-
" ni'o iire, inj. iimy us 1Tiints ii urcgc is one man ana i
Wednesday Specials pJjj
Very Important Sale
New Summer Dresses
Wednesday Only. l
$JT.98
obtained for J5 for ten dogs or fewer,
$10 for more than ten davs I
Should a dog bo moved to another
county It will cost twenty-five cents to
transfer the license,
HACKENBURG STILL ILL
i
Merchant and PhilanlhropUt Not Yet
Past Critical Stage
" i
The condition of William B llacken
burg;, president of tho Jewish Hospital i
Association, who was stricken with
apoplexy In Broad Street Station Sat
urday, was reported unchanged at the
Jewish itospltal today. He was a little
better last night and rested well, tetaln
Ing the strength he had gained, but hW
conouion is sun critical
Mr, Hackenburg Is president of Wll
Ham B Hackenburg &. Co , Inc., sew - i
Ine silk manufacturers: treasurer of
the a rand Lodge of Masons of Penn
Rvlvnnln. and a. tlhetnl nnil nnttm
worker In Jewish charities TTe iao
" one of the founders of the Jewish Hos.
pital.
Kelley the other.
Galvanized Boat Pumps
iiMiil"ir"B""""'""Hw""
I,. I. Tenter Co.. 59 N Sil.St,
Mofn jt0O Afnrlfgt SSI
P
ATI '". y i
5
MEAT DROPS-
Spills on
-IN MISHAP
Axle
l
I to-
hv
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y
Sidewalk When
Wagon Breaks
,,. "drop" In meat drew a crowd to
day of several hundred persons In front
of the West Philadelphia station The
meat "dropped ' when an axle broke
under one of the big delivery wagons of
Armour & Co. U North Delaware ave
nue. The collapse of the wagon dumped a
side of beef, several legs of lamb and
a number of pieces of veal on the side
walk In front Of the station Reserve
policeman McGulgan guarded the meat !
tinut anuiner wagon couiu ue ootalned
to haul It away. ..
INDIAN KILLS HIMSELF
i
Religious Fanatic Commits Suiiide in
Carlisle Street
Carlisle. I'.. June 25, Isaac Long
shore, a Sac and Fox Oklahoma Indian
youth, tvyenty-two jearo old. committed
suicide, on the street here by shooting
himself through the heaa, after pleas
antly bidding a passing little g rl good
by. Longshore, who was visiting Carlisle
fitanila u aa ahnnrmol xn allirlmiii .r
lc He lately applied for work here)
having come recently rrom .New jersev
lb a ',
IB oerfect &m I
! KB sl a if o AT nl Hill
PS demands 3t 1 '81
II sl S0" li IPifS
Uiur -sf- BH
or 51a o i. ,-u . m
II Favors, Bon Bona 1
11 to harmonize 1
with the teble I '
Ml decorations il
I ni6Cbeatnut5t. 1 j
BslsiBMitssalBksksssSaBBaHsHl i
r- 1
w, CUTPRICT
WfirrPBFPAPATinS
i
Most desirable nnd at
tr.ielivi new creations
developed of -oftest Sum
nict fabrics finished off
with ribbons and Huffy
liifflcs and dainty buttons.
.S'ofirf Color Organdies
Striped, Figured Voiles
Flowered & Nocelly Voiles
Sport frocks of Ging
ham and Linon, new tunic
effects collarlcss dresses
and rounded neck effecU.
For smart city and coun
try wear. Nothing ptet
tier at the prjee this season!
No Charge for Alterations
Market Corner 12th Street
"S"JM'
Perhaps We Have Talked Too Much
About The "Hot Spot"
and the "Ram's-Horn"
Sdhie Chalmers owners tell us that we have not done the car full justice
in our advertisements of late, by emphasizing these two mechanical features
to the exclusion of others.
Now perhaps they are right in that and yet we do not wholly agree
with them.
If we have tried to impress you with the fact that Chalmers engineers
had evolved in these two features, something of inestimable value to you
and of almost revolutionary influence on automobile engineering, surely the
space was not wasted.
Besides, we assumed of course that you already knew the Chalmers to be
one of the best motor cars ever built.
The Chalmers has always been a great motor car speaking of the car
in general terms.
For many years past you and every other motor-wise person have con
sidered it among the first two or three high class cars.
And we did feel that in the two features above mentioned, we had added
to excellence of finish, smoothness and easy riding qualities, an engineering
discovery that made this luxurious Chalmers also more economical to operate
and thereby placed it in a class by itself.
If we have erred in this we will change and tell you about other Chalmers
features, on any one of which a volume might be written.
But are you sure you fully appreciate what a tremendous difference
the "Hot Spot" and the "Ram's-Horn" combination make in the power
and economy and the smoothness of an automobile?
Certainly not all buyers do anpreciate that
other carsl
-for some are still buying
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To Entertain Service Men
Two hundred and flftv members of
Companies K and L, Twenty-Second
United states intaniry, muuonea at
Gloucester Immigrant station and at the
nnnB,.l. anla t.rl XTa... I.r.ait !.!..-
fy ' ards. Gloucester, will be entertained In
I the Gloucester City Hall this evening by
73 the men of.-the Gloucester Baptist
:'" Church, under the leadeishlp of the pas-
rtr lh Ttev. T. Tvpith Cherrv. Aftpr
"tithe entertainment lunch will be served.
r This will be tne nrst or s series e-r en- I
..tertainments for all service men In ulou-i
V fc4ster,by the Baptists. ' 1
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Co-Operative Drug Co.
103 S. 13th St. ,8,hchH..-,nB.,0W
Proscription Filled
Jara Face Powder 39c
Agency for Allegrettf Chocolate
Palm Olive Shampoo 39c
Amolin 19c. 38c
Amami Auburn 1.00
(Kl)ptlnn Henna)
Richard Hudnut Lily of Val
ley Toilet Water 93c
Films Developed Free
Roger & Galet Eau de Toilette
a la Violet $1.45
Pebeco Tooth Paste. n 38c
riti.Tx ' 23c
Rouge 'Dorin 45c
'ATnami Shampoo of Egyptian
Henna 10c
Let lT Trie" Yonr Trescrlptlons
AOKNCY FOR
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&, SONS
Proper Petticoats
SHEER GOWNS
$3.50
$1.75
$2.50
FOR SPORTS SUITS AND
Wash-Silk; scalloped edge,
double panel front and back
Wave-Crest Musljn
double panel front and back
Extra-size Petticoats
&. $2-50 to $6.75
Lace-trimmed Eetticoats
cambric top
Petticoats with embroidered ruffle
$1.25, $1.50, $175
Slumber Garments
Batiste Gowns; lace edge, 41 75
low neck, elbow sleeve " ,
Nainsook or Cambric Gowns
high neck $1.75, $2.25, $2.50, $2,75
Pajamas pink or white, $1.85, $2.00 & $2.25
1008 CHESTNUT STREET
And we can't imagine anyone buying any other car in this class if he
knew the difference and could get a Chalmers.
TOURING CAR.7-PASSENGERH1S TOURING SEDAN - . ! TOWN CAR LANDAULET 4U
TOUR!NGCAR,5-PASSENGER$15U CABRIOLET. 3-PASSENGER J1775 LIMOUSINE. 7-PASSENGER SMI
STANDARD ROADSTER 1M5 TOWN CAR. 7.PASSENGER $MM LIMOUSINE LANDAULET S3
ALL PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
CHALMERS MOTOR COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA ,
252-254 North Broad Street
Spruce 462 Race 2M7,
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Compare
these Suits
at .these
Prices
$20, $25,
$30, $35, $4tf
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with any I
Suits at the ;
Same Prices
Anywhere else
in Philadelphia!
I Price tickets mean
less tcday than ihey '
have meant in a gen- ml
eration. If one store
bought its merchan- ?l
dise, or the material
for its merchandise, "
at a later date than
another store did its ?
buying, chances are '
that the late comer f
met a big advance in K
price, and has to get ;
the difference' from
you, the customer.
J Therefore, prices
and price tags mean
nothing to you, until
you have compared
the clothes that are
similarly priced.
CI Take these $20,
$25, $30,- $35 or $40 ,
Summer Suits of'faj
ours, for example! j
We bough't the fab-fe
rics and material s
early, made them$
into Suits carefully.
n n A naincstalririarlV-Wfl'
and priced the finn
ished nroduct more ,i
iirifVi o irir t-n Vinlrl- .
ing to big PerryfJ
values tnan to xax-gi
ing our legitimate
and rerrular nrotits. ?,'
is
J1 uur carxy uuyingg
brought us an'dl
you anotHer advanf
tage. We secured a
splendid selection of
acenrrmmts in fab-"
Uww.. ,,
ncs, in colors, in patf
terns. Some of theitj
fabrics are the finett,
the most beautif
that have -ever beanj
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$4
q And the tailoring!
the .trimming, thj
finishing are in kee-1
ing. v
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H merer ore s
around, exs
compare and
sure to submit
ry's-to the test
uore you put.yo
good money mm
Suit of Clothe5i
this Summer! j ?1,
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