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EVENING1 PUBLIC EEDGEBi PHILADELPHIA', WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910
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HARMON GIVES
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FOR CLUB
Asserts Women- Feared Losing
President, So Didn't Indorso
Her for Welfare Post
NOT CANDIDATE,. SHE SAYS
"Tlic club mrinbol-s fell they ould
Wo thrlr prwldrnt if ttioy iuilorsnl me
fop usifctunt tllrrclor of iiuBlic wrlfnro
if, by n vir,v remote clinnec, I should 1
selected for Unit ofliee."
This v,ns tlie rxplnnntinn Riven todny
by Mm. Archibald II. lliirmon, of the
netloii of the Women's Hrpitbllcmi Cliifo.
lnit iiIrI'I, nfter n bitter debute, in re
fusing to Indorse her for the office of
assistant In the new city department.
"Are son n rnmlldnle for the office?"
Mrs. lliirmon u nuked.
"I ntn not, nor hud I ever tliowjlit
nboufit." wns the repl.
AIis, Harmon, who is piesident of the
club, further stated that tlie name of
Mm. .Tune T)eeter Kippln, of New YoiU,
ius not in the minds of the club mem
bers when they Indorsed "n I'lilliiuVI
plilu woman" for tlie assistant direct
orship. Mrs. Itlppin formerly was ohtet pro
bation oBirer of tlie Municipal Court
heie, a $.r)000 position,
. Clul Is Not l'olltir.il
"Our club is not political, nnywaj."
rontinued Alls, llniiuon. "We are not
a Iteiiiihlir.-iii dub. We are slninlj He-
publican women banded together to
study citi7cnship. We want to tench
women the alue of pulling together.
AVe want to study national and inter
national questions for sodal betterment
and we desire to engender a great sis
terhood of women,"
Mrs. Harmon said she was out of the
room lust night, greeting another speak
er when the resolution containing her
name was introduced.
"When I ictiirneil the loom was in a
turmoil," she said.
The action of the club indorsing n
woman came alter a long discussion at
a meeting in tlie Hotel Adelphui. Mrs.
Harmon was chairman of the Patterson
women's committee in the last mnjor
snlty primary campaign. Her nnnie for
assistant director was presented b
some of her supporters.
Mrs. Ilurlburt Leads Opposition
Immediately bitter opposition to the
resolution devoloped under the leader
ship of Mrs. C. Staulcj Hurlbn.t, UHKi
Spruce street. ,
"If this club were to indorse ou for
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MltS. AltCIIIIIAM) It. 1IAKMON
ACCUSED MAN HIT BY AUTO
Charged With Attempt to Steal Tire.
Limped Into Hearing Room
Mnglstrute l'cnnoek todny In Ontrnl
Ktntion lield Floyd Meglll, Klghth nud
Vine strtils, lu SfiOO ball for court
on the churgc of nttemptlng to steal an
iiiitoinobitc tire,
Witnesses testified 4.hnt Meglll es
terday tried to tnke 11 tire from the
car of John T. Kegley, at Juniper uud
Walnut streets.
As ho inn from the enr Mcgill wns
struck bv iitiollieA nuto and knocked
down. JIc wns hi ought to the hearing
today from the Jefferson Hospital and
hud to be assisted into the room limp
ing from nn injury.
Appointed to City Positions
The following appointments to city
positions were announced this morning:
James I). Wood, fcOO North Taylor
street, rllmbcr in the clrctrlcal bureau.
$1 per day; Knyniond C. Clood, -1-7
North Cleveland acntie, rodninn in the
bureau of surveys, ?000 per year; John
li. Cameron, i!7 Knst lllttcnliouse
street, messenger in the bureau of
lienltb, $7120 per rnr; IMward Klshler,
It 1 1T North Second street, clerk In the
office of the recorder of deeds, JlliOO
"erjear.
flippy
$95
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$155
Come and hear the most
wonderful phonograph, in the
world. Plays all records.
Reasonable Terms
BUAKE W BURKART
"The Home of the New Edison"
1100-1102 Walnut St.
TRUST &
Market and fourth Sts.
o PHILADELPHIA a
YOUR WIFE
Your wife can bo freed
from the responsibilities
and burdens connected
with the settlement of
your estate if you write
a will and name this in
stitution as your execu
tor and trustee.
Consult our officers
CAPITAL, tt SURPLUS
12J 1.330,000.22
this place, wouldn't it look ns though
the club was orgmilcd mcreh for the
purpose of helping ton to get an ap
pointment," Mrs. Ilurlbut asked Mrs.
Ilnrinou.
"I don't see how It lould be taken
thnt way," lcplicd Airs. Harmon.
"1 don't see how It could be taken
any other wnj and that is the way I
would look at it," retorted Mrs. Hurl-but.
Mrs. Harmon said the situation was
embarrassing to her nud Inter she sug
gested thnt the resolution be dianged
to nud "n woman of I'lillndelphiii."
Speakers at tlie meeting Included
Councilman William Lewis, of the
Thirty-second ward, who said he fil
ers ii woman for director of public
w el fine, and I.ouis Ucrrj . who was ac-
tle in the I'nttcrson campaign.
Mrs. Harmon nsseited that she is
free from factionalism and that, speak
ing for heiself and other members of
the 1'ntteison woman's committee, "if
any one tells jou we are I'nttcrson
women thnt was all settled at tlie pri
mal y."
Mrs. Harmon I eft this morning for
Hurrisburg where she expects to re
main until Saturdnj She has been
Indted to the educational conference
called bj Or. Thomas rinegiiu, st.ite
superintendent of public insUuction.
Shoe Price
Broken!
Never before, in the history of the
shoe business, has there been a sale
that presented such overwhelming
values!
1 7-50 Boots,' 1 6-50 Boots, 1 6-00 Boots
15-00 Boots, 14-50 Boots, 12-50 Boots
NAMED TO WATERWAYS MEET
Moore and Other Phlladelphlans
Delegates to Washington
Governor Sproul today nnnouucid the
nppuintment of the following men to
tcprcsent I'cnnsjhnliin in thn Missis
sippi to Atlantic wiitrrwnH committee
at Washington Diccmber S:
Onirics A. Knjdcr, auditor general.
I'otlsville; Mayocelcct Mooro, of this
city; Mayor V. V. Ilnbcock, Pitts
burgh ; A. C. fiumbert, president ot
the Pittsburgh city Council; (Icorgo H.
Oliver, president of tlio Pittsburgh
Chnmbcr of Coinmerco; AVIlliam AV'lilg
linm, vieo president of tho Carnegie
Steel Co., Pittsburgh; Thomas H.
Clnrlc, president of the Allegheny Illver
Imprnvcmciit Association. Pittsburgh ;
(icorgo L. Page, of the Crilclblo Ktccl
Co., Pittsburgh; EmU P. Albrtcbt,
president of tho Bourse, of this city)
Hrnest T. Trigg, president ot tho Phil
adelphia Chamber of Commerce; Dur
rcll Sinister, assistant secretary of the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways AssocU1
tlon: ThomuH J. AV'rlght, Oil City; J,
S. AV. Holton, president of tho Phlla
ilclpliia Mnrltlmn Hxchange, and Wil
Ham O. Hempstead, director ot the
Philadelphia Maritime. Exchange,
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Vrlourn. Derbjs ami
torts. !tpmo,lel d t
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Irimmed cmui to new
Jefferson
Button Boots
Laced Boots
Turn Sole Dress Boots
Welt Solo Walking Boots
Leather Louis Heels
Kid Covered French Heels
Military Leather Heels
Leather Cuban Heels
Growing Girls' Styles
All tint
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Ml irirffds
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Nearly 100 Styles
Is it any wonder that crowds of smartlj row tied women are thronginc
our stores? For thee are our lop-Kr.ide, highest quality bootfi such boots
as are priced up to $20.00 in -Home stores. Thousands, of pairs to choose
from, but Come Early for the Ucht Serucc.
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Market Street Store Open Saturday Evening
oKOI-Of) Germantown Ave. 2716-18 (icrniantown Ac.
1028-30 Lancaster Ave. fiOth and Chestnut Sis.
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Market Street
All Goods Purchased During November and
December Will Be Charged to January Bill
BLAUNER
Gl 31
sive Fur Coats
IfflPSSill Ine Aris-focral of Molor Joni
Wl, ((Pjiwil rPHK Kisacl StagBcred-Door Sedan departs from tlio beaten
1 S-0y(J- 1 'j path in design, finish mid appeal an exquisite harmony of
1 VY5'y) 1 ' y requirement!!, aristocratic appointments and artistic
l (p'j? Viijj accoutrements, characteristics of individualized body building.
Irasti-vAVrtWF ''','a ncw mou"c' the lcsult of cxhaustivo experiments in body
' t-fr'Vrn rxaW "11 designing; and construction ingenuity, strikes a now nolo in
JWMrtjWlOr'P motor car design and mechanical excellence.
S8bi2jLS.Sr Mounted on tho Kissel custom-built chassis, tho result o thir-
iKttwS tccn J"cars hrilliunt automobile engineering achievements
IOJJSSvvbI replete with thoc features that combine cfliciency in perform-
ififflw$$$bS$$l ancc w't'1 economy of operation. The ncw Kissel custom-built
ll(jMr,'pfe lfAl motor is of the high speed and higji cfliciency type, developing
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In Brown Cordovan
Chestnut Calf
Gunmetal Calf
Havana Brown Kid
Black Glazed Kid
Field Mouse Kid
Beaver Brown Kid
3 Shades of Gray Kid
Patent Leather
And 50 Two-tone Effects
833-35
Market Street
Wc arc accepting orders on this exceptionally attractive model,
diitlc deliveries on the SUtgijcrcd-Door Sedan; price $3500.
GRIEB & THOMAS E3r6allNst
DISTRIBUTORS
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Buying your Christmas Fur Gifts now means a savings of 25
to 45 on every purchase. Months ago we bought
gjjjg pelts in the raw which were just made up this
ill seasonthis now means savings to you
Thanksgiving Offer
One Dessert
Free
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Mm
Sell
Australian Seal Coat
Selected pelts fash
ion this Australian
Seal Coat. Cape col
lar, bell cuffs, mill
tary pockets and
belt.
tll9-5o
French Seal Coat
Only a limited num
ber of these lux
urious French Seal
Coats with large
marmot collars
Value 225.00.
169.50
Nutria Sports Coat
Taupe Nutria Trot- P f(
teur Sports Coat in .VU1
the deservedly popii- J
lar belted model.
Squirrel Sports Coat
44500
Hudson Seal Coat
445.00
Taupe Nutria Cape
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;445.oo
Chic, full-flared mod
el ot natural Russian
squirrel in three-
quarter length.
Belted front.
Luxurious coat of
Hudson sealfeatures
natural skunk collar,
and bell cuffs. Smart
sash ties. v
Mink Sports Coat
Swagger sports coat
of finest casterni AT ff
mink has lar geZLM 'vv
shawl collar, border S J
and deep cuffs.
Gold en Nutria Wrap fe
Dolmans and capes
of the finest golden A (r ((
nutria in the most.M vV
graceful and fetch- S -'
ing styles.
Scotch Mole Coat
Handsome belted
model of Scotch
mole features monk
collar of n a t u r a 1
squirrel bell
sleeves.
Jap Mink Dolman
Semi-dolman of Jap l r" ff
mink features yoke-v i L (1(1
flared back andUO
belted front.
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Pineapple Juice
Comet condenied in a bottle in Pineappla
Jiffy-Jell. We ue the juice of half
Pineapple to flavor a pint dettert
A Real-Fruit Dessert For Six People
This is an offer to buy you this week a Jif i y-Jell de
ert for six people.
Many housewives don't know what Jiffy-Jell means to
them. They know the old-style quick desserts, but not
the new.
Jiffy-Jell brings you real-fruit flavors not the artificial.
Each package contains a bottle of fruit juice condensed.
We crush the real fruit, and much of it, to flavor a Jiffy
Jell dessert. A Jiffy-Jell dainty seems filled with fruit.
Here you get fresh-fruit delights. And you get its health'
ful acids, needed every day.
Try One Fruit Free
pay
45-00
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Present the coupon ttr your grocer this week. Buy two pack
ages of any flavor and he will give you a full-size package of
Jiffy-Jell in Loganberry or Pineapple flavor free. We will p;
him for the free package. Tlus will give you three pad
tne pnee 01 two.
Jiffy-Jell comes in many fruit flavors, but tho choicest are
Loganberry and Pineapple. You will find in each package 8
bottle of the fruit-juice flavor in liquid form, condensed.
The Jiffy-Jell mixture is ready-sweetened, acidulated and In
propet color. Simply add a pint of water as directed on the
package, then the flavor from the vial, and let cooL
See what you get a real-fruit dessert for six people. It will
have a wealth of fruit. It will change your whole conception at
quick gelatine desserts.
Note that this offer is made on two flavors on Loganberry
and Pineapple only. Your grocer has no right to offer another.
We want you to know Jiffy-Jell at its best.
Then always remember that this real-fruit dainty Is ever at
your command. It will bring you the joys of real fruit. And ft
will cost you, when you buy it, only a few cents per dinner. It
will cost you less than the fruit alone which we use to make
the flavor.
This offer it tor this week only. Cut out the coupon now. If your
grocer lacks the flavors mentioned, go to another store.
Mink Dolman
S95.00
Smart and graceful
capo of selected
taupe nutria pelts
Monk collar and self
border.
Second Floor
A very handsome
dolman of selected!
mink skins. Veryf
graceful in line.
Eastern Mink Wrap
A gorgeous and
luxurious wrap
o f t'li c finest
eastern mink.
Artistic design
perfect work
manship. Lining
of gold metallic
brocade.
Second Floor
Loganberry Juice
Comes condensed in it vial in Loganberry
Jiffy-Jell. You get the juice of
many berries In a pint deitert
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Makes a Pint Dessert Like This
Bring the Kiddies to the Fur Bazaar on
the Fourth Floor'
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Main Floor Pur Booth
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Preicnt This to Yqur Grocer
Jiffy-Jell, Waukesha, Wisconsin
I have bought today two packages ofJiffy
Jell of my grocer and he has given me, without
charge, one package in Loganberry or Fine
apple flavor.
Eachpaekajehas a sealed glass
bottle of fruit juice, ia condensed form.
Writ your nam and addri xUarty
To tha Croc.rt We will pr you In c.ih your retail prle
for each of these coupons whloh you redeem. Send them to
us at the end of the week, with your but.
To the Houeewlfei Note that It would ba a fraud en us te
deliver or accept any product but Jlffy-Jcll en thlaeouaa
when wo pay the grocer for It.
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