,,--'i J u " 'l r- ,iT- t "iWf' w if "Iffmy I EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WVY, 1V,V tfOVEMKER S? lfliO- f jP ;IIDP.FQnillPKQAIF i UllULU HUIUI1 WILL Health is the foundation upon which all achievement and success are built. ' A regular habit of drinking Purock In your home Is the best health guarantee. Our deliveries pass jour door Phone or write (or regular service. THE CHAS. E. HIRES CO. 210 So. 24th St.. Phil.. DRINK $$ WATER Mmmmmmmm ! ni inn e mi IQTm OF WAR SUPPLIES Keep Your Eye JC i. .. . r 1 1 ii to br Iniiioiiilili tn Jliitrodnco tfifr issue nt tit sciticcx Tlil .vtihlibli ii, there fun1, i. as tuned tlii((,ntlinli pips In do in f.u! Minu, hi's 1 1 1 tnMiiif action in (KliU In tin1 pniiiriiftil s'Iioiih, GIRARD TRUST OPENS SERVICE DEPARTMENT! '"-'"'"'''v'1 . w-....w "Wlmn ntmistlnp chv 0.1 Corn Exchange Bank's Maga zine Warns Government of 1 Depreciation 1 CITES PREVIOUS WARS irtniK that It l time fn Mm Rv irnnifiit to doflii Iiiium'. tho ImmriHnti' snli- of all Kin plus KoM-rnmi nt ma torinlx iiuiil(i1 to moi't tin' ni'i ih of ai i nrcnl In Mil' Mil Kill ix-uu of tin Corn Kxrhniiirc National JlniiK'n niiiRaino, tlm (.Vim OpIiiiiirp Hi. nrllilp suvi that It 1" Him for the ROprinni'iit lo "lop off tin- luirmii luiiiiiii Ip mill to si't down to Hip h Rit mi iti- liuiliipis of thp RovprnniPiit nnil lot tin- pfopli' I'onilncl lliclr lpRltimatP Iiiiuip. wliii li U Mip ti'itliui s Iiiiii on xne irarr 'Cop . rjp Cross ax 3 l. Crossxsigs IM OflrTTV nnir " WilimrtKiitM.ii illreelnr of Mir I lV3 rr I V !inlfr Ipartim-iit of IMiblli' JlpnlHi anil I Pi ljl! 1 I I UlVlVL n.iii'ltl.-, snhl jcxKiday tlm wnle 111 vili i-i "" f tin. K1(.,,tpt tan- In (iossIiir slrppts 11 n IiPiiltli iiiiaKiiri'.nf Mip utmost iin- . . , ., i . poitniiip In Mip prpcnt ami futiitc wel- hiladelphia School Children to r,up of tin-iitv Have Daily Talks on "Jayism" Puli sti Inn Oftin fo Illume "Tin? i'tT IniipaniliR uumbir of intituis anil tin' liounul llmi'iiii- In the population mitiirnllv itiriiai"i the 11a - lilltK In m i (ill iiIn .' sillil Dm'lnl Tvt 11 . SPECIAL WARNING TO BOYS ".V1'1'1 ,; i"';' ,"f '",' ."J"',"1 ,.ls Unit the ii'l.ltlvi' r.itiu nf ncclilfnts to tlic Intiil inm1ntlon l uihamliiR in le-ipt pamp on .So Muiibpr It, Inst Arm." eontiuui' Mip Bureau of Information in Finan-i arm lo "thp I'nited states Movem I input li id In its poispoxion suppllp nnil niuterials vvliiili had eot sevrnil bll I lion diilluio. Not n sliiRle nrtiili', fiom U viil. fm , the (.oldieri to a 10,000-ton steamship, will grow more ihialili' for Mip rov iTOment b keeping it. On tho eon cial and Investment Ques tions Announced r.fhiiKlium It MnirK tiwiilMit of the (Jinird 'I rnt Co aniiouiiied new dppaiturc in the liilsiiic" poli v of that inMitutioti todav in Mip estab ir NEW SAFETY CAMPAIGN ON '"Cross at the Crossing" and "Don't B. A. J." Its Slogans "Cross at the .CiossitiR " nih Mip Kolary Club Onii'l 1! A J siis the 1' It I' Willi li. when triinsliitni hip in that ltlni("s ii IiIr (.iiiipnipn on to iniike fullis tenlio that It is ilaiiRPioun lo tit I uitH louieud' neross Mip stris t in I, tsei tliin, oi III IllitllldPl lipedlesih iiHinss .1 tlimmiRlifari in the iniilille of 1 tin blniH. V It T nnil Itot.it Club ollifiaN Ian ispeilillv anxious to nrrv thru 'eiitsadc home to the rlnlilien The point nut thai :i latRp propnrlliin or 'vhool rlilldiui ate In iiisT ciiIMhI t ilij in the ltotai Club's lampaiR'ii pHMtlt ai'llllPlltS U "llllsvillR III' sin i ts at i iossIiirs Uf the filSO peivons who ip I In 1'IIS while rosslnR struts I.TV-'wti' .liildiin Cot this iPitson it w is i inliil It was of the utmost unpoitiin to uliiiate sdiool pupils to iisi iios iiirs mid use them with emit mil lo nit down the iiiuiiliii of nee iih tits Hi .Inliii T On her. sup rmt iwlpiit of spliools, IssiiiiI Itistiui timis to nil dislilet siipiriulendint- mi'! "noiieii tin in to the iiiliiein.il of all II . s hoots to the ilffPt Mnt t-liui t eiliu.ilionnl talk" must be ililKenil follow InR h h !' session foi tbe u .t two nl WainiiiRs foj llos The tPHPl.ers will tpfl tin i hih mi ! what daiiRi'is Mies piiw Mi itsile b wnlkuiR amiss stieelK m Mip niidill" of blinks or Vios--1m- at nili ii " lions The bo!i paitiPiilmh. will 1" m puspil with the npeissii nt simiir fun well foievei to the turn lionm i bill I Ml dlUIRIlOUR I'llstOlll "f stea'.IIlR and bounds Immrillate iiieusuies niut be ndoptiil to tllp this avoidable loss of life ami limb In a MioioiirIi campaign of education nnfons the public. "It is not my intention to place tlic blitslMi nf tiltimn itltliitp lionn Hip ilrlvpr I of M'hielis or upon tin- peilentilnn. The luupose of the bureau is to foimulato with other intcrrstcd nReneics a cam paign for llie pmpose of reducing to n minimum the number of liijtules and dintlis upon the piihlle lilRliwn.ts. "Careful ilrUing on the pait of ihntifTiiiiH rops wilhout (oinmeiit. Hek nessness houlil not be tolerated. Hut the thoughtless ppilpslilnn Is quite often responsible himself for Injur!) h In- em red when erosshiR the utrctts. Soldier-Author Here Captain (t, (iordnn Hinltli. win ot ipspinident anil otlicer of the Seiblnn nim, s sdiptiliic lit the liilleuie-Stint- fonl Ciptniu Smith who is the nu- thni of , "I he (ilrl lioni Itutoi , "l.ulil'c Husband" and othei lomedies, piaisei Seiblnn brner. DARLINGTON'S 1 1 26-28 Chestnut Street I ulna V uimll.ii. llnp nf m I inn "ill lie fol trnn , deterioration In the Inxt M'.m has Utriei m eldciits. wlipthu In tiollm i )nc,) n dm p.iroihlal s I W when n. .. ....... .. .inTiiilttl u ni- ntlinr iptililns I.. . . i i i.. . ... .li..,m ..f oi inai ui'iiiuunu inn... " " -.. i Lnnpkfd n hpnvj ppreeniage on tne '"" ....".....- - , , . , nu isteis mm uromrn '".,.':, il,l,i nf hnt will be known n a..i nf n.m mnnntnin of unused wai , n. '' '.' ."' la"! .." lllt' P'-d'-striau , fulM illstni(ted In Vnhbishop ... , ,. ... i ---- -. a t tie diner, vuiuiieii iiim si'iwn .n !-.. .lHn. n., ..I- n tn w ill lip In tilp ninteilal " ' .. ...i..it t . . -. ..i - i... I t'O mnem.....aU. .... - -- -- , . m,M uiikp an-iieeuiuss uuoui.il uslu-in-1., . .,t-,,. l l..r... mnhnti in 111' 1 1 1 K"'" ."" " "' -..". , ..... - ..nl.,D nl... II..111 ll.n '" uv- ...."" Oliriilll in iiiiu.i " "' ui.. 1,..,1 ,l,f nt nllP nftl'l l" "IH'I- v I.UIUI-. '" ' iDougheitx. will ndmotiisli tin iluliln mature ot a nurrau ni .uiu.n..u - happened that not long nfte. . H " i finandnl and iuxpsttneut questions. ' ,,,,, ,amc, th'Prc ,. fcttlliig down , cuardid iossIurs 1.. .nB, ..cut.... iliw itmnintion Ml ,f ! lunli m u is i reiiteil uv (tie etinr minis demands tin win- supplies, ueini" it would be against all emnoinie prei e dents foi the miIiip of wnr mati'iinls to nihntipp snv a m hi of two tiftii tin war whuli eall'd fol thill pin In. ti... Iinil nmlpil ' Weie the govPinniiiit eouiliuled a innate business oi inipormion is um dinted it would ti to sell its HUP11 Ktoik while the wne of prices still uiii i.:..i. if ,,..,,1,1 kp uIhIp the "noils it owns wue still in mniki'tnble shape ll .. n.it.i . 11 in f..ro Hip rust of ill U mini 11 ..i.ii. -.1. .. - . . I tiou had i.iten awar tons es luitulruls of mtllums of dollnrs in aluis A riitlndelphia iiiamiiouiiiei "" Mipplied tin KOeinmint wiin somi hiclih linpoiianr nun us ,.,...... Mientilii knowledge mfoi ins tne wi iiei I that time is still 111 wnslitngion n tun 01 dmiliintinn of iffnit that m kens a business man who sees it '. Another business man nsspiipii huh ll.... .,..,, I, , ilnt Ihnllslllllls of links 111 Mip inpital who might he dispensed with I'.means nf unending lenRth nip still doing little mine than drawing siilains lliimniin hns not el leaihed Mip iiii tinn's iifliual (PiitPr, which Imlps Intgi U to net omit for the inninuiPii niieiiu intisi tlmt ri epd in sire tho-p nf nin PHI IPF HflW CLEAN SLATE I other raratn 011 I'irlh. rULIL.t onUVI OUtHH oui 1 u , (iMtIllK , f hiisinevs. and getlm.' -" I oui spiulih, should be the goiirnniinl - No Prisoners at City Hall Since 10 1 ami tmli " Horns said that he hail the org.iniJ'a tion of sueh a department in ion teinplntion foi ccul months The mi usual conditions, prevailing as n re milt ot the afur-war ilPM-lopnlonts, has given birth to main piobltnis in the matter of banking nnil taxes Mint are nltogetlur loo liitruuti foi the npinge laymnti to sohe 'the liici'asuig press of business upon the lompum's oth nls and the different depniiun nls made it linpos hible to gUe proper attention to the large nninbei of ieipiests foi such in joimation There will be no limit to service of the new department "Mi Moms nid. On th iontrai the dtpaitment will be always available for nnv help or ad vice it enn give in a pirspnal nnd 1011 fidential maniiPi, not onlv in h inking or other relations with the eompnuv itself, but also in other business trans actions, such as lmome Ihk returns, investments nnd other tinnncl.il problems. lint the adults, loo iiiuveu thPii shnle of the verv ncressm anil helpf il .....! 1.. Il.n Innliillll .if 1 l ,t! wt 1 tit . . I WIIIIIIII-, llltlll-lll.tji'i.i' Legion Post to Give Smoker ! rhm i tie tin pastois ilisi iisspd ill Post No ls'1 nieiiian legion willUifit liistioph from Mini pulpits vi gni a smol 1 1 Iniiight in honni of fm though tin Itmii'iii Cnllioln i lunch hn iin i si i n nu n at the Columbia ( lull l ,, hred it -i If In In in lull -viupithv III old and Mvlm I sduts 'linn will ,, n IMIIIIIII n us found nn be viiiiib villi i 1 Iiomiir liinving pn ii r 11 nt nf t'n ltotiinii itliolli utinl tuies i ml iniisi mmmimmZm l((f vwYtf pj3 X ap - ... m LISPa i Mm l HP H sy.A-illllll Vlhji'.udBays--- $16 Patent Boot With Exqoliite Grty C Tallorod Topi, V tamonen tor ui at tna famous ZitgUr Broi. factory, lurned ola, rrTerra iomt reoii. lutton or lace model. Offered Just For TODAY AND TOMORROW U ttiow you that you don't have to pay exorbitant pricei tor the privilege of ob taining the higheit level of excluivenea in foot wear. Of this excep tional value, however We've only a limited shipment. .fxlced c Totlr" ai.rt Tomorxiw "" v '? ""brv 11 "I i m RoVplBootvShop 2"d nrrvea$2 K06-06IO Chestnut St Happy and Comfortable Is the Baby Whose Garments Come From Here Because Only the Softest and Finest of Materials Are Used and Every Gar ment Is Thoughtfully Designed and Carefully Finished. lyTERELY to mention some of the things nnd ' their prices cannot convey an adequate idea of the completeness of this stock. We invite every mother who wants her little one to have the finest of apparel to visit our "Baby's Corner." Iirfnnts' Lonpr Hnnd-made Japanese Iiootccs of pink Slips, from S2.7r. to Sfi.7Fi: French-made Slips. $7.00 to $14.00. Infants' Lonp; Petticoats, French hand made, Gei ti udc or band styles, dainty silk embroidery, ?4.00 to $7.00. Lonp Flannel Pctticrfats, embroidered or plain, Ger trude or band styles, $2.00 to $C00. Hand-made Embioidered Cashmere Sacqucq and Long Wiappetsjn pink, blue nnd white; Sacques, $2.75 ' to $6.76; Wrappers, $4.85 to" $12.75. Lonp Wrappers of Japa nese Habutai $ilk Crepe, cm bioideted and scalloped; pink and blue, $7.00. Japanese Short Kimonos of habutai silk, cmbioideicil, pink and two shades of light blue, $2.75. and blue silk crepe, plain or with delicate embroidered floral spray, $1.00. Quilted Bootees, hand-made, pink-and-vvhito or bluo-and-vvhito, 35c to $1.85. Quilted Itobes, plain or flower embioidered; pink at blue, $5.25 to $9.50. Carnage Robes of quilted Japanese silk cicpc, flower cmbioideied, $7.50 nnd $8.00. "Baby Buntings" in white, blue or pink; quilted Japa nese crepe, $7.50 to $9.00. Capes and Coats of cash meic, some with hbods, $15.00 to $17.50. Can iage Boots, Winter Shiits or Bands evcrjthing in fact His oi Her Little Jlajcsty needs. . MAIL ORDERS FILLED i P. M. Saturday The war is ovei and there ate still1 slackers The old tune lelial-h" the pafc-iraeliers. the suotnl-.toiv men l the sneak tluevis the pickpockets mil even the drunks-have slacked Not a safe has been cracked, not n sneak thief has "-nuikv" not n pocket puked, not ..,, ,i niKinlier of the "souse fnmllv I has been active enough to give the p.i . . .tiolmcn of the reseive corps at ( itv Hall anv work to do betwien 10 o clock ' Situidav and S o'clock this morning Jtavbp it would be truer to snv tlmt none of the above has hi en eutiRht 'It i unusual slid Sirgiant Ildwin Ah-1 bott this iniiiuing whin iiiistionid ip gaiiling the fmie's vveik-ind "I inn t' neeoiint or it Our men weie therp i and if un thing find happcncil we d hive known about it ' First Service Held at St. Martin's The hrst service in St Martin s Chapel, Ithan the Rift to St Martin's parish from Mi nnd Mrs. Tlienplnliis P. Chandler, was lipid vesteiilav af'cr three j ears have bein spent in its con struction The chapel, which is of the early Gothic tjpi was also built hi Mr. Chandler, a prominent architect During the war, work was suspended Tho building is located two miles ills tnnt from St Martin's Church in Rail nor. gp' We make the statement with out reset vatinn thnttheie 15 no car at any price in winch there is moie accuiate vvoikmanship than in a Cadillac. This is as true of used Cadillacs as it is of a new Cadillac. Cadillacs thoioughly over hauled, in open and closed body styles, are guaiantced. We also have a few cais of othei makes in our used-car stock. .Neel-Cadillac Company 142 North Broad Street Spiuce213 rtWMWility iW Wml iU iIj Mi! 1 . til i M ." 1' w " w ;nii ci";' 'ft i ": . j m ft mi 1 n.jj nrgq UNMAs aBmujimtootllBi ir:.-.;:?JVTigTr . 1 I S tf m a - a I M "I fe 0 S - t g i in HIX'OND I'l.OOH ie msirumen i to bkv Victor and V specia A r i ictrvia IMPHPftMiiii'i wli iWii t K.i "s 0 HROCKWay m 3 -THr rioht wav- n The uninterrupted service, greater strength and loading space, and the short wheel base of the Brockway are bringing more and more big fleet owners to us. The Brockway will solve your trucking problems efficiently and economically. Come in and let us show you how. Call, phone or write. Brockway Motor Truck Co. of Philadelphia 2324-26-28 MARKET STREET LARGE AND COMPLETE SERVICE STATION M "What artists make records for it?" That indicates die quality of a talking' machine as a musical instrument upon that depends the pleasure you will get from it. The Victrola brings to you the greatest artists of all the world and they make records for the Victor Company because they are convinced that only Victor Records do full justice to their art; that only the Victrola brings that art into your home in all its beauty. Such fidelity of rone is possible only because Victor Records and the Victrola are scientifically coordinated arid syn chronized in the processes of manufac ture. They should be used together to secure a perfect reproduction. That is the way for you to hear in your own home the superb interpretations of the greatest artists exactly as they themselves heard and approved their own work. There are Vittrolas In great vari ety ot styles from $25 to $950. Victor dealers everywhere. hi ' M l lly made . j Records I "r ' nimum -j,. lmigrSav M is Jrrnj .ATTTJCiriL Tlij'ilinjrMlLj-jjl&lEU s Victrola XVII, $300 M Viarola XVII, electric, $365 M y Mihogany or oak M I - y PlmPSfflSffll'k. wSio s , , , M M&MrXSMt"" lltoll New Victor Records demonstrated rJM CTMtshJKWjf!i!raffl iJSW .AsSHll at all dealers on the 1st of each li vMiSM'yM&fflSwM month." , O DARLINGTON'S 1 1 26-28 Chestnut Street Gossard Corsets Give Good Figure Lines and Are Comfortable to Wear And, Because They are Front-lacing are Easy to Put On and Take Off, or' to Adjust as Needed IVTO LONGER is the obviously corseted figure smart ; the corset must not be evident in the finished silhouette. Not easy to attain unless you have exactly the right Corset which has been carefully fitted. We have Gossard Corsets in models suitable for the matron of ample proportions and for the slender woman. Prices from $3.50 to $16.50. Note On request we shall be glad to send you a little booklet we have just printed which shows how Gossard Corsets are adapted to every figure. De Bevoisse Brassieres from 65c to $5.00, six'ond n.oon DARLINGTON'S 1 1 26.-28 Chestnut Street Victor Talking Machine Co? Camden, N J, U. S A For Those Who Make Their Own , Clothes or Have Them Made One Turns Naturally to Darlington's for the Best in Silks, Woolen Goods, Laces and Trimmings. '"PHIS store was started as a dry good3 business, and for eighty-two years we have maintained an enviable reputation for having full assort ments, high qualities and fair prices in Dress Fabrics and Trimmings. You will find us splen didly prepared now to meet your requirements in materials for the new dress and suit and for re making the old, A Particularly Good Satin at $2.75 Seveial good stieet and evening shades, also chunfje able effects, 36 inches wide, exceptional value at this price, BLACK SATINS aie here up to $7150 yard; ask especially to see those at $3.00 and $3.50 yiud. Plenty of the Wanted Crepe Weaves Ctepe do Chine, Chaimeuse nnd Crepe Meteor in a wonderful vaiiety of sheet and cvenlnp; shades; piices fiom $3.00 to ?4!p0 yard. Get Your Butterick Patterns Here We have a complete- line of Butteiick Pattems and aUo the DELINEATOR and other Butterick publications. KIUST FI.OOK I m t i ggEg3gjgaa?BPj3333:aaB a3afflFg5!EEg3331 I ' . , j . . . ' S"i i v V .'Jv.ffiS.'r,..l It- - itf!'.. BSKSBSgSflESI
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