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EVENING1 PUBLIC LEDGER-PEIL'ADELPHIA, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1919
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SSte: GWEHFREE OUTINQS:
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Sprinkler maintenance
The man who installs GLOBE
Automatic Sprinklers Is protected by
oiiveA)iuaa both sprinklers and an
Co., Ilotton, .. -, . .,, ,
Mm., tqmppea inspection service, i nis
their Lr.e
builillnf with
GLOBE
Sprtcklerl
new service insures that
your GLOBE System
will always remain as
porfect as when It whs
installed. Let us explain.
GLOBE AUTOMATIC
SPRINKLER CO.
2035 Washlnston Ave.
Dickinson S31
MASON NOT CANDIDATE
IN CONTEST FOR'MAYOR
Blinker Says He Only Wants to
Regain Health Edmonds
'Bluffs,' Says Old Guard
John H. Mason, president of the
Commercial Trust Coinpnnj. has elimi
nated himself from the list of mn.vornltj
possibilities.
".Some nne must have been havhis a
pipe dream," said Mr. Mason in Atlnn-
fpfl
81
Dim
HR
tir tit, i oinmentiiiK on the prt-ma- ' is cen.
ture boom which was sprung last wceV Then there is the soldier who. be
in his behalf. 'cause of shcllshoik, has deeloped
"My first intimation that 1 was he- ( hjMc-rin. lie is impiinliij; gradually,
ing considered for the nuioralt mine ( in his inteiest in his training as an
through the newspapers. auto riicchanie becomes mine ahsorb-
"It was ii complete surpiise to me ins. hut while he is learning his trade
because I had not been consulted about the home service is taking care of his
the matter. 1 have uot given the mat- wife it ml eighteen-month -old hub,
ter any consideration whatever.' j They, loo. will be given a holiday.
"M health has not been of the best'
and I am much m
getting back into t-1
concerned with1
uipe than with po-
liticnl lirefcrment.
Political leaders who spent the week- j Rev. William Hanzsche Says Wash
end in Atlantic City seemed to think Ington Would Approve It
that FiniiUin Spencer Kdmonds who, The Hev. AVilllam Thom-on Ilan.sche
has nnnouueeil he will not lie im
inde- o
pendent candidate, made the anuoiitiei!-1
ment with Hie hope that independents
might insist on his running.
"It takes an able man to decline a'
nomination and then land it," was the
comment of David' II, Lane. j
NAME GERMAN TRADE SHIP
Vessel to Be Sent to Hamburg Will.
Be Selected
Announcement mini tne I niton Allies ,
Miipping hum (I of the name of the first ,
govcrnmenr. ..ngo carrier i.iiociui-u u.
the firm of W. C
Hempstead & Son,
of this citj , for use
1... i.i-. .... t
""""" ,n,s l""1,,
and Hamburg, is expected this week.
The arrival of the vessel is expected j
,., ., ,i-.. '"".. M...,.,.. ..
iii-st tup 1,1 tm. snip 1 jau.y win .-..sue
illiunvt 1111 1111 iliiitolt
'"" l 'hi !', 1
I'hiladelphia is to be 1111 artive con
tender for trade, with (ierinuiiy. Vari
ous local interests me developing Hie
........ .....i : : ..1. .,1.1.. in.,, uni iiv.il
lllllll'l .11.11 11 IS .1. IllflllJII- llll.l i-i nun .
e .! 1 . ...:. 1. 1.. n.. ,,,
... InllL-tiU.,, ll.K s.i-ii.i.siini inn-- I-.
Ilninburg will be established here. It '
is also curientl leported that the
American Ship and Commerce Corpora- ,,. ...... ... -,
tinn. which has I. , formed to take' CHARGE GAMING IN STORES
over the Kerr Steamship Compan.v, the ,
yillin'" .V','."im S""" Shil,1m"1 I:"-. Thirty-one Men, Including Proprle
gine I'.uihling ( onipanv and seveial ' J
other corporations, w!ll establish a pas-1 tors, Taken in Cigar Shops
tngor service. j Thirtj -one men. accused of gambling.
This week also is expected to be . were nrrested dm ing raids b.v the police
inaikeil bv an announcement from the , on two cigar stoics. The prisoners
International Mercantile Marine Com-
lmiiv of its policy with regard to tli
cs-tahlishment of a line from this city
to Hamburg. This corporation will, it
is thought, utilue some of the vessels
of the Atlantic Tianspurt Line for the
service.
POLICE RECALL SYSTEM
Seventeen Signal Stations Are Used
In Fourth District
The police recall s.vstein, under whih
the patrolmen of a district m-e instantly
available nt nil times, (has been com
pleted in the Fourth police district and
is now in active operation.
Chief James l- McLaughlin, of the
niectrieal Itureau. who planned and di
rected the installation of the s.vsteiu,
liasigSSiificd D'ueetor W'ilson. of the De
partment of Public Safety, of its com
pletion.
The boundary lines of the I-ourtli po- .
lice district arc Chestnut street on the
south, ne stieet on the north, tne
Delawiire river on the, east and Sev-
cnth street on the west. .
The recall or flashlight svstein in the
Fourth district consists of seventeen
signal stations. Ied fiashliglits are 1
used for night service and loud-ringing I
colics for day service. 1
SOLDIER PRISONERS FLEE
Two Men- Leap From Moving Train
on Main Line ' .
Risking their lives in nn effort to .
gain their liberty, two soldiers outheir
way to the i'nited Stntes disciplinary
barracks, nt Fort Leavenworth, leaped
from n speeding train on the Penn
sylvania Itnilroad and escaped.
The identities of the prisoners nor
the nature of their offenses could not
be learned. The train fiom which they
escaped was the second section of one
of the big night through trains Sat ur
day for the West.
An officer I ad chnrge of the men and
did nut explain the innnner of tlieir
escape to the poliie. The train, was
not going at top speed, but was going
so fnst that men jumping from it took
tlieir lives in their hands. The Muiu
Line police are making n determined
effort to locate the fugitives. They were
reported limping along 11 road in the
vicinity of .Merlon nnil nrc believed to
be hitllni in the vicinity.
JUMP IN FOOD INDEX
Prices Show Gain of 1 Per Cent Over
s. Last Week
Tills week's index number, based on
the prices per pound of thirty-one nr-
tirles used for food, is $..2J. compared
with $.1.17 last week nnil $4.42 for the
week ending July 18. 1018. This week's
pumher ncaln makes a ne,w high point
unci .shown n sflin of 1 per rent over
'-ft !JtP'-lM wr,fet over the
wdrtreeU ' ""U
iwv mh wwf jw;-ffutree.
Red Cross Provides Week Vaca
tions to Many Mothers and
Children
CHESTNUT HILL THE PLACE
Tlio fnntilloi nf four vvntinuYil ol
(liori were --nt lij thr Itnl Crow tnilnv
for n week's viioatlon t ClieMimt Hill
Mr. Tlieron A. IlnrtuiiR. nrtlnj; rlinir
mini of the nention t-ninmittrc of tlio
linmp vervlee seetlnn. J007 Wnlntit
street. hits iirrnnsi-il t tin t the clillclieii
nnil tlieir nintliprs vmll lme n rontl
rest nnil some happy times in Hie
i-iitititr.
One of Hie mothers Is n wife of n
mini who liml Ills arm frnrturcd in the I
' servire. She lins n s-moiitli-iilil
baby. The father is iigiiin nt work, hut!
his rompeiisntion from the government
has nnt been paid and he enuhl not nf- !
fonl to pioide a vacation for his'
I family. I
i Another is the mother of four ehil
i tlron. All nf them will he able to he
j outdoors and have plenty of fresh nir.
and siiii'liine. even if their father will
not he able to net a job fur n month.
lie is still hi'inj; tiented for arthiitis,'
I contracted while in the sen ice.
I The father of the thlid family has
I knee tumble, and the mother is ir
tunlly worn out tr.ving to support ber,
boy and two girls, the oldest of whom
MMSTER DEFENDS LEAGUE
'
f the I'ltion Tabernacle Presb.vterian,
Church. Last ork and Coral streets, sent with the Des Moines to Progreso,
lifter pioting to liis congiegation Wusli- Mexico, when- two American vessels
ington's vvouls utilising against I'uio- ' had been nttinke.l b.v levoliilionists.
pcan entanglements, declared that it Captain P.lakelv al the time confided lo
would not at all please the Lather of his brother, Walter C. P.lakel.v, of
his Country to find his winds being Lansdowne. a member of the Philndel
tlseil bv theiountr.v as the are. j phlii bar. that he doped "thev'd stmt
"Itut if the rather of his Coiintr.v sontelhing down then-." Nothing was
had taken a little jonine.v and come "started."
back again lo listen to his people talk,"
'Mr. Hanzsihe Mild, "how his heiut
.would have Hummed for mv for in
t,l(l tinijinj? ,- ., ,,JL. ilis America had
f()m(1 iN ln.,u,lnn(Ii ,
Selfishness had . sai.eared and sv in- '
....... 1....1 .,,,,,., ,.P11 the nritle of self-!
---.. .
intent Hill L'lllll- mill tie If lol V of I llltl
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''liml ... 11,1 1, till 1, men unrn Iiiiui dv
ll,l-l I--III-. llll. IIHl. 1.... .III-,. .... ,
others, idle women were toiling as never
before and they are doing it for iintiousi
b(.vnm, , M,
...
1 t IM 11 II1M -lln HUH III ll l II
li iii.iw iioMi.iial simn lini iirisnn i
(ioil given phrase 'Over Theie!'. Tor
iwc had learned at hist to think iu teims
of the other fellow, the other nation. I
. . ,
the other continent.
Washington would 1
have n-ioiced to find his people follow -
iu Hie footsteps of the Savioflr of men.
I .im.. ..il.!,.! ,, Cjli ll.ill 11ml tiii-Leil III.
to await a hearing todav.
Nineteen of the men. im hiding the
proprietor. Joseph L. Meiniregard, were
taken .vesterdii in a igar store at Six
teenth street and Columbia avenue b.v
policemen ofjhr Nineteenth and Oxfoul
streets station. The me alleged to have
been gambling witli cards. I
The other prisoners were arrested'
at the cigar store of Joseph We man,
on Lancaster avenue near I'ort.v -first
I stieet. Armed with a warrant liar;
ing Weymnn witli ((inducting u bitter.
a police detail of the Thirty-ninth street,
and Lancaster nventie station, descend
ed on the place about midnight. They,
found eleven men playing cards for
stakes, it is alleged, and placed them
under arrest with the proprietor. .
Troopship Diverted Here .
Diverted by wireless when a few
hundred miles from Cape Hatteras, the
c.-.oo.too tiansnort Western Allv. which
sllj,,, fronl ;j,niltnr Jul ." for Mobile. 1
wns ordered to proceed to Philadelphia.
she has 110 trops on hoaul and is bring- I
jj, arm and navy stores and vipiip-
ment. The vessel anchored off Kaiglin's '
1'ojiit to nvvait orders. She is to be
leturned to her owners. 1
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We store your goods and make shipments in any
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documents for domestic business as well as all work
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Very low Fire Insurance rates.
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which will give you interesting facts.
BUSH 'fERMINAlTca,
W. ifiWHlHAy.,
('APT
PHILA. CAPTAIN NAMED
m . . nnl llAPn
AS HFAD OF HR SFR ,
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l.. D v Dl T.-l.. n,f Tliron ,
John R. Y. Blakely One-of Three
Brothers Who Served in War. I
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Others Were Brigadiers '
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I'hiladelphia is represented among the
naval olliei-rs with the formidable new
I'acilic Heel which has just started for I
its base bv Captain John It. . Itlakel.v .
oinmaniling the cruiser Seattle.
Captain I'lnkety, one of the three
'Kighting Pilakel.vs," is a sou of .lolin.
P.lakeh. former piiblisln-r of the Philn
ilelphia Pvcning Star, now living in
Iladdonli'-ld, N. .1.. and a nephew and
namesake of the late .lolin Uussell
Yilung. a noted journalist who was
Cnited States minister to China and a
former piesident of the I'nion League.
The "righting Itlakel.vs" are threej
brotheis, 4o of whom during the war
Mf'M the rank of brigadier general in tfle
jPrnited States aim. Captain .lolin It.
Y. Itlakel.v. when war began in llll I.
was aftaclicil to the I.iircnu of N'aviga
tinn in Washington. Iu October of that
.vcar he was put in command of the Des
Moines, and in the spring of llll." wa-
However, he was soon after sent lo
l.l. I, II, mill L.n.!,.ll I.. Il.n M...ltl..i.. ..
in. 'I" ,111. f -IHIIIMU I.I III,- .1-11. HI III"
neati with II. e Des Mnit.es ..s tl.
....I-
neutral vessel n Ihos,- waters.
V.n n. Puitid States entered the'
war the Des Moines w.-w ,-, .ill.-l f,-, '
the Meiliteiriiiiean. and C.-mt.-iin I'.l.-iUe.
1
Mils st.ll nl.l-ll !lt W.lsl. ilii'li.n ,, li.irn
- " ' -'-. ' - '
In, u n u,n,1., ,.l,if f .Im .,., ..I.l!....l. .
III lilt- III II 111' I llll') ll IU!" llll.ill l.Sl.
While in Washington lie was also on
the hoaul ill charge of ivili.iu aviation.
Iu -llll of last ear he became the coin-mnndi-r
of the cruiser Seattle, on which
he is now making the Atlantic-Pacific
VO age.
MAIL AIRPLANE WRECKED
Aviator Forced to Descend at Hel
lertown, Pa. 1
New nili. .lulv U1 (P..v A P I'
Chill hs II. Anglin. who left P.ehuont
Paik. Long Island, wild 111.nl fortClii-'
c.igo e.irl.v todav. wu-ikeil his aitplaue
when toiced to alight at Ilelleitown. i
Pa., acuuding to iufoimiitioii icccived '
here.
Augliii was uniniiiiei!.
$1.65 for
Athletic Union Suits
That would cost you
Quite a bit more
If I could replenish
The stock and fill in
All sizes in all styles.
Best grades of madras
And mercerized fabrics
Soft, durable, comfortable.
Yours for
Service
rum
llth and Chestnut
100'BROAD ST., N.Y.
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U. of P. Undergraduate Charged'
With Theft Attempts to
Hang Himself in Cell
GIRL FIGURES IN THE CASE
Another ease of a m.-dical si honl .fu
lent nt the l'niversit of Pennsvlvani.i
woi king his wnj tlimugh college bv
theft, with fellow-students as the vie
thus, has been umovered hv the in rest
of Mhhacl S.i.vlor. Thirtv -fnurtU street
near Walnut, the police say.
Sa.vlor was hi rested while tr.ving to
pawn a stolen wnleh in n lmn mi Mnr.
I , , . - ;
his looms revealed seventeen fonn -
, I 1 T I .
---. i--'ii-t,'ii (u nave oeen sinicn.
and a store of class jcwclr. and other
valuahles. . seventeen. vear-ohl Klr1
nlso was found in his room.
Savior tried Jo commit soi.-ide bv
banging himself i ,N cell in the Thii-
Mil.. ii in hi" nil III l lie I llll
rr "" ".- '"''' "-,
station yesterdav. lie was in a semi-
con-rious condition when disioveied
"'"' " "'"' ,mw' ,,'011 ,,rai1 ltlltll .-I few
Illiniltl.s , ,,,.,, s. llM ,,,,,
'" :5.s'1n " '"; fl" '"' hearing hv
Magistrate Harris.
The other hup within a week in
vvhii h a medical si-lmol student has tic -
nu-il as a burglar was that of William
llolfelnrr. who was shut and killed h.v
1'iof. Itenjamin I'riinkliu Sdinppelle. of
the uuiversitv fn ult . after brenkimr
Mind entering the frateruitv house in
'which tin- pmfr-xMir was sleeping.
Si! lot s arrest followed Hie uleiitili
ation of the watih he was tr.ving to
pawn as one Hint fitted the description
of a stolen watth sent out by the police
several d.i.vs ngo.
Detective McDonaltl was summoned
and hurried to the p-iwnshop. where
Savior liail been iletnined b, the pawn
lu oiler's slow exainination of the time
pie'ee, and placed the student under dr
iest. A V""'1' "f ''' iis icveal.-.l tin
' '"untaiii pens and other valuables am
.
he
the gill, who said she was Am...
Spereini hiik. of Hn.letou. She gave her
age as si-M-nteen .veals. The git I said
she has been in Philadelphia for two
wiiks and iu Sa.vlor's apartment for
seveial da.v . I Iff piesenee there was
unknown to the proprietor of the loom 1
ing house in which Sa.vlor lived
After a heariiiK before Magistrate
ll.11 lis in his office at Thiit.v -eighth and
Miaiket streets His morning, tin- girl was
sent to the Misdemeanants 'mil t at
Twelfth and Wood streets. I
"I love Michael ver.v lull, h and would 1
be willing to mair.v him glndl.v. but l
ati'l. I'm mil seventeen and the
11.', I I . I . in .... ! I
No (barge of enticing the girl to 111
it has been entered against Sa.vlor.
ACCUSED STUDEN
I jSf- StQtionara L 1
Modern Designs 'nd
Reproductions " Antiques
"No Duplicaies
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Men's Madras Shirts
$2.50
ArADE of excellent quality
iyA Madras considerably bet
ter, we believe, than used else
where in shirts at this price.
Very extensive variety of choice patterns
and colorings, afl'ordinj? splendid "opportu
nities for satisfactory selection.
Designed on full and comfortable lines, and
carefully well-made throughout. Finished
with soft turn-back cuffs.
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'RAN AWAY BECAUSE
' CUTUCD ODIMlCn UCI3
Miss Charlotte Phillips, Back at ,
Home of Minister, Says i
"Everything's All Right"
Miss Charlotte Phillips, the nine j
teen- ear-old daughter of the ltev. T
Av Phillips, a llaptlst minister of this,
cit'v, got as fur as IInrriKhiirg on a'
runawii ti ip s( hedub-d for Pittsburgh.!
She said she left home because her
father spanked her. She is home in
Tncnnj again loda.v. and. according to
her own statement, "ever thing is all'
light now."
Miss Phillips was detained li the po
lice of llarrisbuig .vesterdny when she i
arriveil on a Pi-ntis.vlvania Kaihoad
train. I'irst ipiestioned b the police,
she was taken hefoie "Mn.vor Ki-istei
'After a long iIIm ussion with the Mav
.vner a long nisi nss
, ,,., her
she was persuaded
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nijjhl
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1 "T, ' l"' htt h "" ,lu''1 ,''
the Ilarrisburg authorities that her
' 'hur " '' 'B ''''' i that eil,.
'"' -,p .,'.l.'.,. '" "m,F llPr lu,n"'- . . .
.wis i iiiuips, iu hit Home iu oil i
Torri-silille avenue, described her i tin -awn
trip as "just a little thing." I'ur
tlur than that she icfused to discuss
the join in-.
1 MAN STABBED IN BACK
Assailant Escapes Following Attack
at Second and Jackson
, Hilling an altercation at Second ami
-Inckson streets l'tank McCarthv . twen
tv -six .veins old. "JH'-N Smith Coloia.lo
sheet, was stabbed iu the bin k bv an
, unidentified assailant who escaped
I According to the police, Mil'artliv
j was the victim of another stabbing two
weeks ago during a light. He is al
. h'ged to hnve gone to the home
fiiends where his wife was stopping ami
I deiiinniled of her some uioue , A bioth
1 r of .Mrs. MiC.iithy inlcrvened. and
while the two were arguing outside a
i third iiiaii stabbed McCarth.v twin- He
I was leinoveil to the Methodist llosi.it, .
vi hen
I ,
his condition is said to be
1 Hi
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AIRPLANES SELL RAPIDLY
More Than 500 Are Sold In United
States in Three Months
tl.111tle ('. Jul ! Mot-, tl,,,
,1(111 persons have put chased or mil. ml
an airplane in the I'liiteil Statis during
the Inst three months. Not less than
."till nunc are anxious to place then
onli-is, but cannot do so bei-aitse th.
iitaiiiifactiiiers cannot promise detiverv.
This was made known .vesterilav l.
Ilenr.v Woodhoiise. lice president nt
Hie Aeiial League of Ameiiia. who s
; in Atlantic Citv in couneition with the
oigauiiiitton of Hie pioneer niipl.-nu
tours.
Beaded Bags
Recent Impcrafons Jvm flrrJ
5fir
(CI r
Inru r l
MLl, f, Ji
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Retiring Delaware Bishop Has
Not Abandoned Communion
in Episcopal Church
WRESTLES WITH PROBLEM
Wilmington Del., .lulv III Tin
Hight K'-v. 1'riderick .1 Kinsman, wholler of the world would ngain move
reienth leslgneil as I'.ishop of the j hark to London, the auctions in this
Ptolesinul episcopal Diocesi of I l.-ln - ,.jty anil SI. Louis have made sm li j
wine, has sent the following uplv In. in I r.,.,:(i stmles Hint the tiade bus come
hi
home at Uirchinote. 1'rvnnl Pond.
Me., to ii letter of itifpiirv as lo
or not he will remain in tin
whether
Chun h
fold :
"There is nothing thai 1 can add ion
--ruins mv decision and plans to what
ou have had in lit lelter of ii-sign.i
linn 1 have settled the question of giv
ing up the niinistr.v of the I'pi-copnl
Chun li. hut have not aban.loiieil its
nmmiinion. 1 h-ive niiiile lite ile.-isjjui
thai direitl nffu-ts .111 wink anil am
n.. I now tt.ving to detettiinie the olhi i
matter vvhhli nfficls me peison.ilh . but
not other people, exi-et.l so fm as Ihev
laie autio.veil bj ctniositv. 1 am wcarv
of wrestling w ith problems, and shall
take a long biealhing s.,i.-i- ln-f.-i Ink
lllg lip otbeis."
I'ioiii Ibis it is ie.ison.ible t infer,
that Hie bishop will ieii.li no ih-linitej
decision as to the fut in until .ifur
his tesignatioti as bishop h.is been
a-ted upon al lite gen. nil conv ciitton nt
1 Hitioit. Miih . in October
After the geneial ionvilllli.il niiepts
I llishop Kinsman's icsimintiou n will,
'In- lip to the Hioiese of lie, iw, III- (o i
eli it a sin lessor, who will have to re '
li-eive a majoiitv of the votis of the
.Clergvmeii. sitting as one bodv . and the
to v on-1 1 si i mm ;is nnotnci . i in- elei lion,
it is Hi. .tight, will be held m some Wil
mingtou hutch.
While it is ptol.able thai the mici ess
Stretched, as in the tirc.good
tul.es do not rip xvhen cut.
The) cut hut do not rip.
You Can Test
the Norwalk Right
Straight Through
THE scissors test shows you that llic
orwalk Tubo is diflcrcul. It shows
you that it docs not rip as other lubes.
The Norwalk Tube proves to you that
the Norwalk Casing is your tire. The Nor
The Scissors
TcsL
Take sample
piece of tube y$
in. by 3 in. Stretch
to 9 in. or three
times its original
length. Cut ou the
edge with the scis
sors. The cut
should uot be
more than 's in.
.across the sam
ple. If the strip
tears apart the
rubber isinferior.
If your local dealer cannot supply you,
write lo
Standaid Rubber Tire Co., 826 N. Broad St., Phila., Pa.
Harrisburg Harness & Supply Co., 32 N. 2d St., Harrisburg, Pa.
The Tire Shop, 401 Delaware Ave., Wilmington, Del.
Distributors
NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER CO.
Makers cf Casings, Cord and I ah ic; and of Tubes, Red and Gtcy.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Floating stock is a standard of quality as definite as 24K gold
or sterling. It means rubber so pure that it floats. File away a
dated sample of Norwalk Tube and others, and compare them at
the end of a year. You are going to learn a lot more about Nor
walk quality. Hut don't wait. Start saving vour mileage-money
now. Ask us for a sample of Norwalk rubber.
NOKWALK
TUBES and CASINGS
V
'fill cntidiilate will rami- from outside the
'diocese, the follow 'ng locnl minister
have been suggested : The Ilev It. W.
Trnpnell. lector of St. Andrew's Church,
and the Hev William II. I.aird. rector
of Christ and lmmiuiiiel Churches. Mr.
'Trnpnell is uganb-d as a low church
ileig.vman, while Doctor l.alrd is le
gauled as mote of a high church man
tlntu a low church man, though not an
extremist bv anv means.
U.S. TO STAY FUR CENTER
Recent Auctions Indicate London
Has Lost Out
New Vnili. .lulv 11 Ilespite the fact
that some fur dealers expected that
with the close of the war the fur cen-
I to lealit- that the vvoild's fur center,
has iimviil pcrmancutl to this vide of1
i the ocean.
j The latest mov i' in the diiection of
I expansion is tin- annoum enu-nt b the
Metiopoiitau I tir l.M'liange, Inc.. ins
West Twentv foul Hi stii
I. that it will
move into a live to eight
shoi llv.
lor.v building
HPHE tide of opportu
nity is in its flood.
All around you today,
farsighted and foresighted
men of business are making
sure of their share of the
harvest," says the U. S. De
partment of Labor.
"Farsighted" advertising
is being used as never be
fore. HERBERT M. MORRIS
AdvcrtUing Agency
fitJcry Phase of Sales Promotion
400 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
The slightest cut in an in
ferior tube Rip! anil the
tube is ruined.
walk lube, floating
stock, both red and
gray, is the highest
quality tube made.
The Norwalk cord or
non-skid fabric with
snow while sidewalls
and black tread is
the highest;' quality
tire made.
Norwalk products
never ask acceptance
on faith alone. Prove
them before you buy.
Take the first lest
now. Take the scissors.
Get a Raincoat!
We Specialize
on the
Workmanship
of our
Summer
Suits
Including
Palm Beaches
Mohairs
Breezweves
Cool Crashes
J After all, it's the
"making" of anything
that makes it what it is.
I Men's Suits are no
exception.
l We tell you, of
course, from time to
time what fabrics we
have, what colors, what
shades, what patterns
and we like to tell
you those things be- '
cause we believe you
will find them the larg
est, most varied assort
ments in town.
But the real thing
that we wish to empha
size is what has hap
pened to those mate
rials when we get
through with them.
I We put our whole
heart and soul into
making them into
Suits that will show up
different from any and
all others.
We examine every
stitch of that cloth all
over again. We shrink
it once more for good
measure. We cut it
suit by suit, we fashion
it and finish it with the
best skilled workman
ship that human hands
can perform.
CJ And when it's fin
ished we go over it
inch by inch to make
sure that every thread
is in its place, every
button properly sewn
on, every buttonhole a
masterpiece.
J When you buy it
you may rest assured
that you have a depend
able, well-made, hand
some Suit of Clothes!
Closed at 5 P. M.
Perry & Co.
"N. B.T."
16tfo& Chestnut St&M
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