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RENEE BOUCSCAULT
FILES IRE SUITS
Granddaughter of Actor-Author
Suos HOsband to Recover
Heirlooms and Jewels
ACTION .STARTED IN N. Y.
noiv making her home here.
When Mrs. Boueleault first came
here, her husband followed nhd, ac
companied by a detective, tried to carry
oft their child, according to Mrs.
llouelcnult.
Mrs. Boueleault has numerous other
cults in the courts. One of tliec is in
conncctjon v.Ith tho estate of her grand
father matuc mntornni side, lsnnc 1:.
Holbrook, iilatPRlniM manufarturer, of
Pittsburgh, who left her $170,000 la
trust. She. becnnip Of age Inst Febru
nr and wants the trustees to lddcc
the entire estate in her hnnds.
SHORE IN PLAN
BETTER HIGHWAYS
TOMORROW IS THRIFT DAY
Still another tangle has been added to
the affairs of Mr. Ilnee lioiic Icatilt,
granddaughter of Dion Ilmitlcault. who
recently came here from Xew York
and is living at tliwSt. .lames Hotel
'Mrs, Boueleault has filed three more
suits against ber husband. Alexander
Marks, known also as Alexander or
Howard K. ltouoicaiflt, whom she had
ikrrcstcd here on September 22 in a dis-
Vutc over possession of their twenty-
w'o-month-old child.
This time Mrs. Uoucicanlt Is suing
her husband for the return of heirlooms,
works of art and jewelrj whlrh she sajs
he took from her. One of tho articles
named In her suits Is a tapestry' and
lace embroidered icdspread, which was
presented to Dion ijducienult by his
admirers when he was in the zenith of
his career ns actor-playwright. She
says her husband took the bedspread,
which she nines at $2300, with works
of art worth $15,000.
Her suits were filed in New York,
hut the affidurlts supporting the ni (ions
were made in I'liiladelphii
Mrs. Houiicnult giei n long list of
jewels which, she "-njs, hei husband
has taken from her.
The suits wero brought In New Yoik
because the husband lives in the Bronx,
that city, although MVs. Boueleault is
School Children Will Be Urged to
Save Each Week
Thrift registration da will be ob
served tomorrow In schools throughout
the tit), when a spednl message from
Secretary of the Treasury (.'alter (Jluss
will be read. The "daj" will bo Ob
urn cd not only in Philadelphia, but
throughout tho country, and it Is esti
mated that twenty million school boys
and girls will henr the message.
Special exercises will bo observed.
They Include a registration of pupils
who signify their intention of sating
nionej enili week nu.il will begin de
positing their money to he inestcd in
thrift nnd salngs stamps.
It is also .announced that certificates
of nehleement will bo issued by the
Treasury Department as a record and
in recognition of the efforts of the
school children to save money and buy
government securities.
Donnlwell Filets Expense Bill
Judge Eugene C. Bonniwell, of the
Municipal Court, who w.m n candidate
fm Court of Common Pleas Xo. I,
filil Ills pxnensi- n( omit rstpiilni
with the clerk of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions. The judge received con
tributions of $1415; paid bills amount
ing to $1033.05 with 51033.10 in bills
outstanding.
Atlantic City Interests Would
Make It More Attractive
for Motorists
HOTEL PROJECTS MOVING
Mnklng the way of the motorist from
this city to Atlantic City nen ensler
is the object of n'nmpaigii launched to
day at the shore resort bj cit oiln his
nnd hotel interests.
A campaign has been Inaugurated to
complete broad, smooth automobile
Your dentist will say
"clean your teeth!"
He knows Sozodont will
highways from tho New Jersey aide of,
the Dclnwaro river over which tens of
thousands of motorists may stream
with a minimum of road discomforts.
The plan Is to link Atlantic City
witli Philadelphia, New York, Haiti
more and Washington by splendid high
wajs made ns perfect as modern rond
building arts can achietc.
At present large sections of the roads
are being constructed by the stntc of
Iew Jersey, with hotel interests 10
operating.
'Although fall business is nt a seasonal
top peak, Atlantic City in a sense is
taking its breath now thnt the last
wnte of summer visitors is receding.
Attention has swung to tho Imineimo
building pinjects plunned for the Chel
sea district. An $8,000,000 nits-Carl-
by the Itlti-Carltbn and I.lnnard Hotel
ton Hotel will rise on "the slto acquired
systems, and tho capacity of the new
Hotel Ambassador is to be doubled.
Besides these improvements a convention-hall
will be built, large enough to
care for the needs of any nntional gath
ering. A Hinge of California bunga
lows will be created and a scries Of
arcades and apartments built.
When construction work on tho pro
posed Klti-Carlton Hotel is begun, it
was announced today, work will be
started also on a six-story brick hotel
to house employes of the IUtz-Carlton
and the enlarged Ambassador, ns well
as the servants of guests of the two
hotels
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SAFE
SURE
If dental skill, during the past 70
years, could have devised a bit
ter or safer formula for cleaning
the teeth and gums, we would be
using it nnd its name would still be
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THE PHILADELPHIA ART
GALLERIES
S. E. Cor. 15lh and Chestnut Sts Philnda.
KEED II. WALMER, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale Begins This Afternoon and Four
Following Days (Except Saturday) at 2:30 o'Clock
A REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
ANTIQUE AND MODEUN
to 1m nold by order of
THE GENERAL ADJUSTMENT BUREAU OF
INSURANCES '
Mr. J. Milton Young, Mgr., 308 Walnut Street
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of ottering1 to the PublicAnd must be aeen to be appreciated.
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Two Million Loaves of
Utctor Weekly
Is the Capacity of Our Three Big Bakeries
This is one among many of the proofs of what our Producer-to
Consumer Plan is doing to cut down and lower table costs.
We are able to sell Victor Bread to you at this price, because there Is no
middleman's profit it goes from our ovens direct to your table.
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total of bread baking skill, tho equal ii not bettct
than the best home-made you ever ate.
Victor Raisin Bread ioai IOC
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yourself. Better bread and more of it for less money.
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This is our regular 8c corn. Very
fancy, mveet and tender.
Peasl4c
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Tender
A dozen $LC0
Wonderful food valuo for very littla
money. The quality wo guarantee. You
need have no hesitancy in buying a caso
or two for future use.
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J-Peck (7V2 lbs) 25c : 54-Bushel (30 lbs) $1.00
Big, dry, mealy stock the finest to be had. We sell only by
weight, insuring you always full measure.
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(33 lbs) 1
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is doing to cut table costs.
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Cans x2
Selected beans cooked ready to serve.
With a delightful tomato sauce dressing.
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Pork&Bcans?tl2ic
Choice String Beans . .can 12 xzC
Big White Mackerel . . . each 25c
I Uneeda Biscuit pkg. 7c
I Best Lima Beans lb. 15c 1 Jelly Glasses doz. 38c
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Fancy Globe Onions lb. 5c
'Asco" Bak. Powder . .can 5c, 9c
Choice Broken Rice lb. 10c I Quaker Corn Flakes pkg. 9c
Mason Jars doz. 75c, 80c
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Snider'g Catsup, bot. 16c
Calif. Tuna Fish, can 25c
Tresh Cracker Dust. lb. 13c
Pure Jelly glass 10c
Pappy's Marmalade.jar 28c
Pink Salmon can 19c
Elkhorn Cheese . .can 18c
Best Barley lb. 6c
Best White Beans, lb. 9c
Choice Tomatoes,
can 13c, 18c
Ritter's Catsup, bot. 12c
Pearl or Flake Tapi
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Asco Ammonia.... bot. 8c
Asco Bluing bot. 5c
Old Dutch Cleanser, can 8c
Quality Brooms, ea. 60c,70c
Sunbrite Cleanser, can 4Vte
Ljknu Furniture Pol
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Peter's Paste Shoe
Polish can 5c
Chloride Lime . . . .can 10c
Table Salt pkg. 4c
N.B.C. Butter Thins,
pkg. 15c
Nabisco Wafers, pkg. 13c
New Fall Goods
l at Economy Prices
V Fancy Pure Honey,
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LBest Apple Butter,
lb.
Aunt .Ipmimn P. C.
I Flour, pkg
Karo Syrup,
can
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19c
14c
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Best Teas if 45(
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Teas of exquisite flavor, unusual body
and refreshing cup quality. We know
we can please you and at the same time
save you half or more on the price.
Z Best Coffee " 42c
Our best recommendation for this
Coffee is the hundreds of thousands of
intelligent housekeepers who demonstrate
its quality by using it on their table
every day, year in and year out. Be
sides, we save you lQe to 15c lb. on your
coffee bill.
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1 Prices in effect in all of our 150 Meat Markets
THREE BIG MEAT SPECIALS
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Chuck
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Sausage
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Best
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Scrapple
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City Dressed
Pork
Shoulders
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Fresh Ground
Hamburg
Steak
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Fresh Killed Chickens 35c JSJS
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