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., Rceistration in
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NOT FINAL
Aft . . .
well JMcn surprised ai
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'Jfarly Alliliaiion oi
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&&. . .
L. .' Ii a. a . nan . . a.lnliv.il 1.1
;-tDO .!ij,311 VOieiS JfHifi'." -'
Idelphla for tlio election Tucs.lriv'.
r!.M63 have enrolled an Dcmocniln
figures which were complleil hy
htHcnubllcan city committee, do not
JjiflClude the voters who, hy reason of
Si Illness or absence from tno uiy on me
Ml registration davs. had their
m'es put on the listi hy tho reglstrn-
m commissioners
iSurprlso mil manifested oer the
nail .Democratic enrollment, as the biip-
i( porters or aiuiilcl.Ml juuko isonnivveii
I)mocratlc uubornnlorliil nominee.
de special cffoits to have "wel otets
nroll as Democrats
BK"i!rho Democratic enrollment, not in-
BfA'eludlnfr those who imv have hecn put on
Pg,tho; lists at the special sittings of the
. . kunlntai, . (n. nmnlHlvLlnlin.l lu lnut, tllMM
Wih enrolled Democratic vote for the
realty.. election List November At that
ft?ejcwon me ucmocriuic ciiiumiii'iu .i
l.j stUrhtl;.- more than 25,00"
draVilu jr..ui'in.iiu eil.imni. .ii ill .11.- . .j
. totals aub.TMi, wnicn, cxciuuiur me dib
Cnumber of voters absent from the cliy
In 'the military serv Ice, Is considered al-
in'ost normal. Other enrollment, figures
TJollowt. JCon-partli-ati. !'07O , Socialist,
KT72 Prohibition, 401 , all other parties.
U.
Heirlstrntlon lij M nriN
"ffy The Republican nnd Democratic ickIs-
,.-, traiion, Dy -wnrus, ioiiows
LfcyV-Wai-i. Hep Doni Total
M-,1. 3.ITJ -'si nm
AUfj....... -Hi -:- .r-in
frtiJ;..... 2(14 1 '"I '
ESjll...... 17 7J 17'.1
lKS. lit 31H mis
IFtf............... . nii ii'. tM
fcVc-'-........ -'"s ! 221
Er.. .. IH7 7 T-'il
buiu.. .... -'ii in ---
AU....U lll'll l'" 1201
:...,. lt.'il I"! J-.-MI
',!., 24VII 12H 2MJ7
SOLDI Ell HELD IN DEATH
Deputy Coroner Turin Cac of John
Hirco Over lo Grand Jury
l'rlvnlo Morris Mass, nnnv medical
corps, stationed nt Camp fiilott, U t
but now homo on leave, was held with
out ball to. await the action of the (irnnd
Jury by Inpuly Coroner Selleis tnd.iv,
charged with havlnp been responsible for
the death of John lllcco, who died from
a fractured sltull
According to the lis'liuonj. Mass saw
Itlcco with a twehe-Mar-old nlrl and
questioned him Hirco risented Mass's
Itmrfcience as, it developed Intel, ho
was merelv nrwilnir with the child as
to which of two stotes thty linulil visit
to choote a hat for h r An argument
ensued and a flRht follow ed. The net
in i oriinrr npoloKlzul to Muss fot hav
ln to hold him, hut said tho law left
no Ictwv.iv In e.is s of homicide
TEACEAIAKEII SHOT
Harlrmlcr Sliglillj Woiuulril Two Men
Arrctcil
August Scott a h.irti nder it tin Fa
Inon of Christopher 1'aekolT, llmivler
and lleur stnets. Inst nlKht netnl as
pmcenului diiilin: an arcuimnt over
the war In tin IniMmmi of the silnon
The two dthntu did not like Scott's
diclsliins iim of the mm llred two
"holH nt the h.irtinihi It is ns-heiiid
Uolh slims rhituMl off Seott s nei 1,
Ills rrhs fin1 help wet9 he ird liv I'i
troltn.in Wteunrt. v.ho nrnsi.il the two
nun 1'itcr l'loineelt iiml Mix 1 1 ICeis
tan, both of Creni strut mar Twentj
seenml MiiKlsirni. 11 lUer, In tin Tlf
tecnth str et and snvihr avenue sta
tion, tndnv held tluin in $1000 ball fur
a finther hi .iriiu
GOV. EDGE RIDICULES
OPPOiNENT'S CLAIM
Repels La Montc's Assertion
Thai Country Needs Dem
ocratic Congress
Trenton, Nov. 1.
flovernor nilse, candldato for the
t'nlted States Sennte lonff term, Issued
a public statement today In which ho
called upon his Democratic opponents,
former Uanltlnc nnd Insurance Commis
sioner Ccoiko M. KaMoiite, of Hound
Uroolf, for speclllcatlons eoncernlni? the
latin's statement, that unless he,
l,a.Ionte, were elected, the war would
last one or two yenrs lotiRcr
The (lovernnr nftir nuotlnc from a
n speech innde hv Mr I.nMonto In 11117.1
beth and Newark, In which the Demo
er.illc candldato called the men who are
1,'olne to vote tiRiiinst tho President for
IMro nnd a Republican Congress "paci
fists, pro-C.crmnns, malcontents and po
litical lnnchmeti of the Republican ma
chine," .islied
Is It possible that Mr. LaMonto
means to sav that the 110,000 .lcrsevtnen
who tool; the tumble to vote for mo In
the recent primaries nrc for tho Kaiser
and iifcalnst the 1'iesldent, that they nro
pacifists, pio-Ocnnans nnd inatcon
tmts? Does he mean to say that only
tin 15,000 who nave him a vote in the
prlm.ii lea are luillv patriotic Americans
and Hlipporteis of the .'resident? Does
he Inslnunto that the f70 out of the
COO or ro New Jersey bova In tno
innehes abroad who had an uppoi
tunltv to vote In tlm leeent primaries
anil iMfct their vote for the i.oveinor
!'
of New Jersey, Instead at or.J3mocratlo
polltlc.it opponents, are pacifists, pro
aermnns nnd malcontent!)?"
An eleventh-hour rurnl novvppnper nd.
vcrtlslng campnlgn by tho Democratic
Klnte orn-anlzntlnii, npiienllnp to farmers
nnd other residents of country sections
on patriotic; Kioumls and over tho name
of tho "Loyalty LeaRUe of Now Jersey,"
wns condemned by Republican Stato
Chairman Newton A, K UiiRbeo today
ns "notlilnir less than Hun 6tIo of prop
RRamla." "Tho Reimbllcans," ho added, "havo
never had to tnako a submnrlno cam
P.iIrii of tills tjpo They have' nlvvnys
put beforo tho public candidates whose'
experlenco In public life nnd records
merited public support. I do not believe
thnt New Jersey will tolernto a pirty
that submits servilely to boss dictation
In tho primaries nnd then never attempts
to Justify Its pirty nominee, but en
deavors to Ret support In an underhand
way."
Tnkliip the position that In order to
pi event unseeitilv wrangling In Wash
ington over war and pineo measures, It
Is necessary for the volcr.1 to heed
President Wilson's appeal for a Demo
emtio CoiiRress, She! Iff Rimer M.
(Scran. eampalRn manager for (hoTRe M
l.a.Monte Democratic eindldate for
I'nlted States Senator, in ti btatement
todav s.ild .
"The nttnek of the Republican lead
ers upon President AVINonV appeal to
the votem of the country Is the cul
mlnitliin of their systematic c-ipoBlilmi
lo him and his policies raiiRlnR over a
period of sevci.il months. llltheito
their criticism and iitt.irlt upon the
Prrslilint had been put forth onlv In
covert ways with open profcslcns o.
adherents to tho President s policies
LA DISFATTA DEGLI
AUSTRIAN C0MPLETA
Gli Italian! Callurano Tutta
l'Artiglicria Ncmica
sul Grapjia
l'ulill-he.1 nn.l Tllstrlbllleil Under
1'IJlt.MlT Nil. an
Anthorired hv Hie net of October 0,
1it7. on tllo nt tho Poitonico of l'lilli
ddohln, 1'ft
lly onler of tho 1're.Ulrnt
A. s ui'iit.r.iriN.
I'ostmisler C.Anornl,
l.omn, 1 nnvcmliro
Dispacc! Ritutti clal fronte ili bat-
(au-'a annimziano chu lc truppu
Kulianc poiw cntrnto nclla citla ili
Itclltmo.
Gli Austrincl linnno cvacuato
Utlinc.
Xcllii Into
Komn, 1 novcmlirc
tilTcnsivn conlro pll
Juii
..,q
nustriaci ndla rcxtwte til Monte
Grappa gli itatiani hanno cost' forte
mentc invcslllo II ncmlco che la sua
fronte c Rtatn complctamcntc nbbat
lula. Cost' nnnunzla tin bollettino
uflicialc del Minlatcro dclla Guerra.
Gil ilalianl lianno forzato la cola
dl Quero c sono paoRati dletro lo
spcronc nd est dl Monte Ccscn cd
avatizano nella Vallo del Piave.
E' impossiblle stimarc 11 ntimero
del prlcionicri clic a scianii lengono
Bill' dalle inontaRnc.
Tutta rartlgllerla nemica c' htata
cattttrala.
Itonin. 31 ottohrc.
Tn rlsposta nll'annunzlo dcH'Austrla
che essa era prontn nd evacuaro II tcr
rltorlo Itnllano In ltnlln. n' stnto uf
llclahnenlo tomunlcato che l'ofterta o'
Rlunta troppo tardl. OH Itallanl voRllono
rleacclaro con lo nnnl ell nuhtro-
ungherisl dal ruoIo Itnllano, prima chn
un armlstlzlo posse csscie seRiiato,
11 ileneral Dlnz, II ccmnndantc In capo
delle forro ltnlln no alia fionte. ha emes-
so II f-cRiiento bollettino dlretto nllo sue
truppi"
".sVildatl nvnntl! Nel r.ome d'ltnlla nol
Comfort and Satisfaction
In These All-Leather Shoes
So enmt triable that wearing them is just
like walking on velvet, so well made that
thov furnish the iluiabilitv which is today
a .shoe essential so taihiouablc that they
add a touch of distinction to the well
groomed man or woman these aio
:in.-
t?
mi
$::-:::::::::::::
jHiiriiiiiiii!
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7"ih't
7.14S
lll'io.
I.IS'I
3I"1
For Men and Vioraen
Tliiies a lestful feel or about wc-irltnr thee shoes which
tieeil no 'bri.ihuiR in The ivr.i cmnfort at in extra eost
is affonled bv the famous cushion Inner soles, which absorb
iveiv khork of the body, ind mike them "the eaicst 'hoes
i.n irth " And iuvv .is bifme th v.u they lepietent the
lame hiffh nualltj
Leoncavallo Dinners
Over the Top
Because thpy nr' i'r,,iitmo out of the
ht fund thut cm 1f boualit
on tlm muket
IICCUUSC tho m "i Indlvlilnnl,
di'Iltlnus llnnr th tt tierr-
Iminlrrd whnltvomin s t'ni has
ni nio thrm Ihr nhimt ml r t.iljlu
il lintn illnnorH - u,
BcCclUSe ,thpv npo "Hy Itnlltn,
lusrious tnmpl tu nnd imo-
THE LEONCAVALLO
RESTAURANT
251.250 S. 12th .St.
r.
Hitriti:
IIAIT
rttANK IIVSTVS l!
is 1, 1S St PI5I.1II,
Luxurious
Hair Mattresses and Box Springs
The hand of the Master Craftsman is everywhere
apparent in our hair mattresses and box springs.
Appearance, luxury and comfort are given careful
consideration and prices are right.
Dougherty's Faultless Bedding
Hair Mattrcsner, Box Springs Bedsteads
1632 Chestnut Street
Store Opens 9 A.
$20 Fox
or Wolf
Scarfs,
$15-00
Large animal
shape. All colors.
Closes 5:30 P. M.
9-
wo F
nmnanwMMfw
1K T333fcaS agmaMjiMK,
MAHMET STMISET
eJte
$50 Hudson
Seal Sets, $Jf
$34-75
T.nrKe 72 - Inch
stole and canteen
shaped muff.
,v .r., . . .... ... ..
dobbumo deporre U gHl-tn4ftritllii. Vlt
torlo Bulla' (omba del notrl bIotIoM
mortl. Avantl o' l'flppcllo clfelln nostra
Pnlrla Immortalcl"
Itomn, 1 novembro
Attrnverso la breccia npperta nello
llnee nnstro-iitiKlicresI, kII Itnllnnl avnn
zano rapldamento tra lo montnuno Per
Intercedero la fuga nl ticmlco, nnnunzla
vm comimlcato scml-ulUclalo dl Bln
innne. 11 comnnlcato dlco:
"La battnglla comlnclntn II 21 ot
tobro e' vlnta. II nemlco nl rltlra nrccl
pltosamentn perdendn lirlplonlerl, can
nonl o materialc. KkII nhbandona In
tnttl n paizlnlmento dlstruttl I ilcposlll
dl vettovngllo ed nncho pnrccchl en
alll. I.p truppo itallnne hanno traversn
to montneno per Intercedero la rltlrntn
nl nemlco."
Supreme Court Resumes Monday "
Wnnlilnctnn, Xnv. 1. Tho Supremo
imirt will hesln hearing nrRiiment on
pending cawta Mondnv-, after u recess
slnco October S, due to Inlluenxo.
ii iiiimii tiuii ! ii n i in . m
i- V y .M . w' ?, ..AfcTA' J
p Nightshirts J
i)vi:nTisi-.vinT
Ai) riiTiinvinNT
In tho middle of the eighteenth century, when tho calendar was
changed, mobs ranged the streets of London demanding their lost
days. Lately clocks in Philadelphia wcro set, first forward and then
back, and no riot calls wcro turned in, but tho difficult task of keeping .
aoieast of the times" assumed a personal meaning. The Chestnut
street Shops have always kept not only abreast, but in advance, of tho
times. The newest devices in storo equipment, tho latest improve
ments for the comfort and convenience of customeis, the best quality
goods for tho money, all arc sure to bo found in them first and then
everywhere.
the Cold I'niof mid Hump Prnnf lnnnle Millie Them
the liletll Sillies for Whiter Wear
X-
Sold Nowhere in Philadelphia Except at
No. 8 North 13th Street
s
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gT..M(!wi:' 'fftCT''?aav.ii7y rw&wivrzrwfixsfF3777
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96.90 & $6.01)
Ji-f rancy
? VESTS
.$1.95
11lwL
1
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STREET
mJ-:..wsd' Yi 7ri h f'rft Vfm iTi i -fa--tS rxj .Cjff-W3WBlKTE!?llWK7SZFirt?
It Is Important for
Every
To Buy His New
Over(
or l
f . At the Hill Company
and Save $5.00 to $10.0
'Mm
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Mmmr
msmMim
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i4&Wta
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Store
Open
Friday and
Saturday
Until
10 P.M.
Store
Orders
Accepted
mm
n (t?Q
mitwe &3mm$ m
n
tar l trck s?
mm
M,
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WM
iw Ktssai
The
hL , dreatest
jfllothinEr
iii i r . .
I'' SvtUr in
W tuu r.jfv
I'X, Mra collected at
,V 1029 Market St.
I a, SVi... ontlrA five.
I'frtv hulldhit; is
tpmyvf .,.--
'ft devoted entirely 10
,'ciothlne and our
iitot, mil' u,ld-
4fv)ded attention Is
f$ipSa to colle,ctlnK
. ino iiictnto. d.w.....'
-Cot. clothing ever
f.l-Vefore gathered
f ? "iiiiaer one roof.
.' J .
ZtlThB Master
Km . e
urroaucis or
fc4?A,oa'tt
k.? f .
9t Tailors
Suits
and
Overcoats
Suits
and
Overcoats
tawing
oat
Myle In
Mwrooa
evei
reryr
suit
fnew
or
every
hew material-
Mry new coior
W nd pattern.
yiS Ue for every
ftJ) tie ne tan.
iIT, urniij uv u
bJP
w iM
I'M
f -t&SP'E?"
m
mm
2000 of the Season's
Smartest Creations
pvMBHAl'ING the entire hamplo stocKs ot our best maKeis
told to iW ut bis price concessions In er.itltwle lor
our large bu-inesfc.
The majoilty nro but one two or tluee of a lilnd
nhsuiIiiK every woman of practical lndlvlduillty
lively wanted material, stjlo and coloring
COATS
That lellect beauty,
ftyle and vv.irmtli
In every line billc
plubhtii, hi aw it
loin , pom poniH,
ISollvl.iH and Ier
heic ftli ikip inr
loll.iri nml cuffs,
oiliei.-i plain col
Inis Smartest of
models
, ml jfw
Ji) rfw
Values
Up to
$25.00
SUITS I! DRESSES
I"1 u r tilinmcd
and ultia -i. ii Imed
i Ifecta of silver
tones, brnidiloth",
veinurs, V ri n e It
Horses, Poll e t
twills pooliim and
other high - iriailo
materlnls T.iltoied
to mnke the hi n
possible I in p r e -plnn
D e v o loped of
seiK's, 1'olrot
twill. GeorKetto
iiipe", cliiuincut.0,
trlcolitte and trie,
otlnes L n u sua!
ihcssy creations
that breathe dis
till c t 1 vencss In
everv line,
4 Mrw
Values
Up to
$35.00
P
K Km
Values
Up to
$45.00
5 SALE $4 & $5 Georgette
SILK WAISTS
0
m, h,i
ALSO CREPE DE
CHINE WAISTS
Moro than 1000 brand
new nlllt waists at .1 F.ivins
of iir.ictlc.illv one-half
Dressy tailored oi thoso
with lam and mbioldcicil
tiimmed fronih f'hoioo of white, fleh, navy
blue, plum oi bl.itl.
LOVELY STYLES IN DRESSY VOILE WAISTS QQ
Embroitlotics and laces effectively used for trimmings. 0
Our Smart
Trimmed Hats
$ya.98
""k 'is
Are Without
Equal for Less
Than $7.50 J
We luivo rcielved more than 200 new
millions (liri.Lt from .N'ew Voik and
they iiiv tho hin.utesl we have yet Been
ibis p. nsoii
l,ari;o Imp. unnll ImtH and medium
Bl.e h.itu of Ljuns nr panne i-lll velvet,
Hliow'ni? every new tilnvnlnir iffeet
Suits
and
Overcoats
LM
gny
Here's a Wonder Value!
y&9 Suits & O'Coats
jpwiv $15.00 Values tj - -
thU price. M W 1
r 'm- -
tUr clothes
ti to find at
Ue up to IB year.
n' Blue Serge $ij ap-
Suitsat.. &
THE HILL Q
&m3smam&x&
tWffi&M$!&
mytfwrimReu
&WM&iilrtiMx't2e'?.
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M
mh
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Sffi
fcva
Wm
mm
wxvmy
wy
Womeri's $2.00 Jersey
Silk Vests
or
Silk Top
Chemise
Women's $5 Fall
Poplin $.8
Skirts $
Sewwil new pleated inodola for
iholce All sizes.
SI. SO
Elastic
Topless
Corsets
$1.00
Women's
$1.00
Batiste
Envelope
Chemise
73c
II
WtW
mm
lE55s?ifl
' Inl
i&'sttjrW
mi
Imi'M) .
lHkJjflVfrf '
If
Women's & Misses'
Serge and Satin
DRESSES
$1
Every dress below
regular price. All new
fall styles und color
lngs. All sizes.
4k
Women's and
Misses'
Fur Collar
COATS
n
Good'vvarm coats
of heavy woolens
with large kit
coney fur collars.
All blzes.
Women's and Misses'
Wool Serjfe
SUITS
$,
-kk
Neat tailored nnd
pjush-tilmmed styles,
In bluo or black. All
sizes up to 44,
Children's
Winter Coats
$4.98 to$ 12-08
Of velvet, broad,
cloths ana cordu
roys. Blzes 3 to 6
years.
Girls' Fur
Trimmed
Coats
$9-98 to $14.98
Of velvtts, cordu.
roys and broad,
cloths. Sizes 0 to
11 years.
Girls' Serge
Dresses
$4.98
In very dressy
models. Sizes fiom
8 to 14 years.
Infants'
Cashmere
Coats and
Capes
$2-98
Hlzes
years,
up to 2
Women's
Serge
Dresses
$5.00
Smart tailored
effects, IUub or
black. All slzf-3.
GRAPEFRUITS, to the delecta
tion of its devotees, nre now in
senson nnd flowinr; in n steady
Koldon stream from Florida to Henry
K. Hallowell & Son's, Broad below
Chestnut street. Rankinir nn thnv ln
nmonp the most important and popu
lar of citrus fruits, it seems almost
incredible that as late as 1885 hey
wore written of as beinp "more
showy than useful," though inci
dentally noted as being "rather re
freshing!" With suprar at a pre
mium it is worth knowing that
grapefruits contain a large amount
of sucrose and reducing sugars in
equal proportions, unsuspected be
cause of tho sour taste, and that
the sugar increases and the nriditv
I decreases during storage. Another
I tip: Sprinkling them with salt in
1 stead of sugar has been found to
I have the same effect. Try it and
I save sugar.
AVE vou noticed the bored cx-
p-cssion on babies' faces when
ndorinir relations nm ilnim.
thrir adult best to proDitiatc them?
One things after another is offered
for their inspection only to bo
thrown aside with scorn, but tho
I most blase babe in Christendom
would con with delight at receiving
from Bailey. Banks & Biddlo Com
pany anv of tho gifts designed for
1 them. Their own tiny fret, alwavs
a source of inte-est to them, would
be doubly so in a nair of cute
bootees, with little gold buckles cr
1 lides. Cnn strings nr Iiilm fnotnnnri
! 1 by beautiful enamel or nlain gold
inns wouin., 1 iear. still be sucked,
but sets of gold safety pins or three
daintv enamel buttons or pins con
nected by rhains for the back of the
s'ips would surely escape this fate.
ECENTlYV a magazine offered
a prize tor the best letter tell
intr how to overcome sleenlns.
ness bv means other than drugs or
medicines. Had I read of tho con
'est in time I might havp earned a
double eagle telling of the comfort
able and luxurious dav and night
beds at the H. D. Doughertv Com
pany, 1032 Chestnut street. The low
day beds are great institutions, for
no woman wishes to throw herself
during the day on her daintily
snrcad bed, vet she frequently re
f'ires to relnx in mind and body.
Thev are of the same woods ns tho
. legular bedsteads, of which Doucrh-
erty has a la-ge variety in many
. j designs. Nobody who has ever slept
on any 01 tnese, equipped with their
faultless box springs nnd mattresses,
could possibly suffer from a "spell"
of sleeplessness.
MAN is known by tho work he
does, a tree by tho fruit it
bears and a woman bv tho
clothes she wears. That is whv she
patronizes B. F. Dewces, 1122 Chest
nut street, a shop , in which hho is
sure of finding the best in quality,
fit and stvle. At present thev havo
an exceedingly good line of mod
el atcly priced yet dressy wool
velour and silvcrtone suits. The
velours come in nearly all colors,
taupe, Copenhagen, navy blue,
blown and plum, with or without
fur collars, nnd are stiictly tailored,
though one has tho edge of tho en
tire cont bound with braid. The
silvertoncs, as pretty ns their name,
are in about tho same colois, but
aro decidedly more militaiy in effect,
with short shoulder lines and high
collars.
LTHOUGH n woman's wardrobe
may include a number of one
piece dresses she ahvnys hap
need of 8enarate blouses to wear
with her tailored suits, and the nioic
fhe has the better dressed she feels.
At Blaylock & Blynn, Inc., 1528
Chestnut street, there are so many
charming styles It is a question
which to choose. The indispensable
whito cotton voiles and colored
tailored linens are not to be Ignored,
though there is always temptation
to do so when tho eyo falls on the
dressier Georgette crepes. These are
to bo had In flesh and whito and
suit shades, with sauaro or round
neck line, some frilled, tucked or
elaborately beaded in iridescent
shades, others plain, with collars,
cuffs nnd vests of beige- Georgette.
For mourning there are also new
models of black .Georgette or soft
silks. ,
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RIENTAL RUGS are not a fad.
Had they: been so they would
lone lliro li.ivr. been driven out
of the market, while in point of fact
their popularity inci eases, and ono
Oiiental rug in a house has the
power of drawing another. Natur
ally, fewer and fewer antiques are
to bo picked up, but modern Oriental
rugs still cany on tho traditions of
their country. At Fritz & La Rue,
1121 Chestnut street, where there is
a largo and comprehensive stock,
they arc enthusiastic on the subject,
and nothing, not excepting tho "flu,"
is more contagious than enthusiasm.
They can tell you many interesting
details .concerning the industry, an
imrinrtant one being that tho pure
ouality of 'all the matoiiah used in
Ihe lugs is one of the secrets of
their proveibial beauty and durability.
AVE you horrd the new Edison
Diamond Dire Phonotrraph,
o mo r monogram Wlth a
toul ? It is a wondeiful instru
ment. It docs not give a mere me
chanical leproduction of musical
sounds, but actually re-erc.ites them
and so maivelously !mt the re
creation cannot ho distinguished
from the original. This has been
pioved when ortits sang in diiect
comparison with the icco-ds. and it
was imnossiblo to tell whether ono
h"anl I the singer or tho instrument,
liie fcrtison possesses inany unique
fea ures, among them th diamond
stvltis, which does away with
"e-dles and s altogether so superior
that N. Stetson & Co.. 1111 Chest
nut street, who are critical in their
taste, felt it was woithv of recogni
tion and that they would please their
musical friends bv carrying it.
E,iTJG,F?AT0RS are "t
d fTirultto waim up to, such a
L-wiiy mr emanates lrom them,
hut they are noil" the less necessary
to every household, for without them
''Ml-driv would be a gieatee bugaboo
than it is. At (lie House Furnishing
ore of J. Franklin Miller, 1G12
Lhestnnt street, ounntities are to bo
had. and though differing in size and
tyle, their general construction is
the same. In the McKco refrigera
tors the outside eases, with the ex
ception of th- air-porcelain, are of
hardwood, with double wall and an
air space between. The virtually in
destructible galvanized steel air
chambers allow a perfect circulation
of air: the seamless lining and re
movable chip pipes nnd inside traps,
with no overhanging molding to
collect dirt, make them sanitary and
superior ice savers.
I HATE to start off wllh a warn
ing, but this is really a fishy
, t4'r.v- " yu havo had tho joy
f visiting Gloucester. Mass., it may
bring back a whiff of that odorifer
ous town, where tho sea. the land
and the air above ?-ek of fish, but
such fish! Mackerels nnd cods stir
passed by none, nnd so valuable that
every part is utilized except the
BW,m- A, E. ,nlford Clarke ComT
pany, 1520 Chstnut street, there is
n supply of this year's salt fish.
Mackerels are scarce, nono coming
from Norway, and the Gloucester
catch was small, but the bloaters,
fat, meaty fellows, weigh each from
2H poumla down to I forget what,
tine cod steaks', white and tender
come parked in 3-nound wooden
boxes and ready-mado Boston cod
fish balls in cans. ,
ONE improvement after another
is insta led in shops nnd ac
ceptcd by customers without
realizing their convenience. Take
for instance, tho now tvpo of show
cases for clothing at Jacob Reed's
Sons, 1424 Chestnut street. For
merly men's suits were laid in piles
on tables, subjected to nil tho dust
that blew. When a particular size
wns needed the piln was gone over
and the suit, wrinkled nnd crushed
wns pulled out. Contrast this with
tho new method. Glass riustnrnnf
cases in which tho clothes aro neatly 'v
uiiuiiHi-u uy tutu on uiuiviuuai nang
ers suspended fiom steel rods, Tho
customer sees nt a glance the color
that appeals to him and virtually
selects without the assistance of a
salesman. Clothing kept In this
manner preserves n fresh appear
ance impossible under tho old
regime,
PLEASANT surprises aro so rare I nm always glad when I can give
one. This time it is the men who willlienefit; tho women's turn is yet
to come. MacDonald St Campbell, 1334-3G Chestnut street, have
secured a now shipment of the much-desired Mocha gloves. This may not
sound like a feat, but unless you have tried to find theni you can havo no
idea how scarce they aro nor now difficult thcyUrc to obtain. Theso aro of
crenuine Arabian Mocha, in grays and browns, with outseitms nnd self n
black stitcWng. and are ud to tho usual MacDonald & Camnbell hlrh 1.
standard in every respect. Besides Mochas they carry all stylos of gloves,.?
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