Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, December 03, 1919, Night Extra Financial, Page 19, Image 19

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T3YEHES-Q PUBLIC LKD(3-BR---PHIKADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DEOEMB
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STRIKES AND "SPARES
TtmuMers Ih th Sun Ship Iabiip lost
three itme lo ArcnunlliiR Intt fViMilne nil
C'oiU'i Alleys. Thin now plncm Acrmml
Inr In the Irsd. with lnymftatrfl necond,
rayroll won three from Cost nnd Hull Drnft.
lit won two from Engine Drafting-,
" SUN SHIP LKAC1UE
Hailed on Costa's Alleys December 2
cost ' l'Arnoi.T.
Jamlen. 07 07 111 Sheffer. ISli iar ivn
Klbley... 130 121 U7 Clark. . I'-M II!) ll'J
niihy., 102 Is-jn lot nrj.. . iin 117 ion
Irtatar... 08 110 100 Byre... 121 111 1 -4 it
Mutler.. 1.1S 18.1 135 Hill. .. los 1,17 ld.1
Tplali. SG2 S7(l BS7 Totals. 609 (111 017
. TATMAwrKn ACCOt'NTINll
Vlckers. 177 180 111 Ingram. MKIitnn:
ToRln... 10R 1SR 127 Mjrrs... 149 1(W 10.1
Jas .... Ill 13M 12t llellfl.. HH 107 130
Uttleton lo l.m 141 itlMvnt. m.t nn its
Burr.... 130 120 147 Webstar. J .11 155 182
'T)tls. MS 7S2 047 Tolsls, 007 813 R24
T5NTOINB ntlAPTiNfl
Mow.. IBS ins 12a nhoilei
Tia'chead R2 1 114 M'Cln'ay
r:rnnr. 181 liw lti Kenney..
Woridon, 117 121 120 ltallirmn
Itllnd... 120 1S1 ISO Colllson,
Dllnd...
'.Totals
07 122 R7 It'mbtch
JldLit...
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1P0 172 ISO
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TotnU 007 701 011
ATLANTIC fM 1KT. HUP.
Slev'son 10.'. IM 122 F.vcrly. . 131 If.K 130
Nenl..,. 132 117 1 Mnnn... 1MR 04 102
Htr'mler 1MB 120 78 Ilolil'Rer IR.'l 14,1 127
Tnllmit. 18," 128 140 ('Horry.. Km l.vi 137
lllllld... 133 1)4 127 Maxwell 214 IM 201
llilcp... 4 4 I
, Total R10 701 700
Totals 771 0.10 Oil)
UlTM' mnW-l.EVICK
HllNiler.. 147 110 0(1 Xnnwlen 131 12s 120
llsers... 01 132 1"7 rUirvlln. 121 101 113
Wnn. .. 10.. l.iu inn .Tanner. Vh 20.1 ion
Sii'n.lprs. 180 H." iy." Votrr., 1 :!.-. I III 100
Smith..
Total"!
173 138 1ii7 Pnatnn..
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7fitl 711 705
INI 20.'. 170
to i in
KUI.Ij DRAKTINO
Jtho.ies. 117 134 120
Totala 817 832 823
riiii,ADi:i.rtuA lkaciuii
rtolled on Keystone Alleys, Doc. 2.
KHYSTONM MAIN T.1NI!
llunirnn. 1"4 1.11 172 C'hapln. 1R2 1R2 204
mo 1M lf.T
120 tat 178
120 134 100
1I2 121 150
Totals, 671 740 8.14 Totals. 083 070 780
Penn TVtroleum and Snpplv, Sun, Ohio
Cities flas and Cruvl.evlrk rarh won three.
5ames from their opponents. Maxwell tolled 1
14, 201! Pnstnn, 20.1; Hcntcharil, 203;
Jiu-ier, 203. In the Petroleum l.eaeue rolllnc
fast evening on Costa's Alleys. ,
UNION' .
Drum'nd 101 133 120
earner. 00 144 101 Tnomey. tni 13(1 12I
.Tatksnn 1S0 170 150 Trarey. 103 170 18.-,
tValters 124 175 133 Hntierfn 172 130 102 ,
SfHltey.. 180 138 107 V.irrnw 80
rp.. 48 54 54 Schrat.. t... 130 132
773 Totals 747 70S 72S
Lambert
Uarnes.
Conant.
145 108 Kill
170 tOt lO'l
153 137 2111
Totals 857 802 052
Plimell.
Itllnd. .
Klllin. .
Hnrllcy
102 1112 172
J 43 107 150
232 214 1!I0
18H 182 ll'.ll
Totnla 031 007 000
CONNIE MA6K GETS
NEW THIRD SACKER
Athletic Lo.nder Opens Season
by Signing Brazil, Formerly
of the Dodgecs
Cniiliic Mtii'U olllrliill.v nln'itt'il tlic
l'.lfl lmsclinll M-iiMin tixlny wlirn he
ilfopiicd n nli'krl In Ilio photic slot mill
cnllt'il tip tint hkiHh ilcportlitcnt.
"(tot :t iipw liloyrr." sold roniilc.
"(Jut lilm from Cluiflf.v Kblictta tmlny.
Nanip is Ilni7.il untl In- pluyh tlilnl Ihikp.
'I'l'cv miv In- is n wliiilo of it plnyrr. .
AH of wlilfh ltioiiim Hint Contilo 1ms
n new faro tn ltitioduco to tlto finis next
m'iimjii. prnviiloil I ho no"- fnco blotiils
wilh Uip iiilicld sfciipry nftpi- it wwlim
hi Hip trainitiK crimp. 'IMn .Vs Iiiivp
Ih'pii IraiUii'ff ior it third mrisr-r pinco
OHIO CITIES OAS
If worth 14R 138 U.i
Kai
.Totals 752 R2R
RUN" TRXAH
Myland. 130 1ST 1RB Delaney 127 125 1
Oaklancl
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07 153 01
Mleh'ner ISO 13m 100 Kllllan. . 170 130 105
8etchrd 103 171 203 Furnesi'112 122 S7
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fffhr'ner 123 102 100 Murphy
raCph binder
415 Real Estate Trust Building
.S. E. Cor. nrond anil Chestnut-
Secley's Adjuito Rupture Pad
Increase cfRciencu of a tritiM 50ft
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RUPTURE
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RETAINER
The etfnjustlnc feature, of this l'nd
Bake It easy to weeir. and the Thumb
Seirew Beflmlator Allows of ulterlng pre
trre at will. Most ruptures rtow slowly
yreriie beemme trusses that seemed right
IB the beginning were not. Our Improved
PPflanoes and advaneed methods Insure
nmsrorrment for Tcrr case and cure
many.
I. B. SEELEY. 1027 Walnut Si.
rn out and keen for referenee.
New
Four-Door Sedan
Km-lv Deliveries
SjexisXble Six
Closed Cars De Luxe
A car for all seasons and all purposes is the Oakland
Sensible Six Sedan. It is over in good taste, no mat
ter what the occasion. It is a breezy, pleasurable car
when the skies are fair, but snug and sheltering in
inclement' weather. Being efficiently motored and
uncommonly lfght of weight, the Oakland Sedan
covers country roads and city boulevards with equal
zest. It is sparing of gasoline and tires, too. And
wherever you drive or wherever you park, the Oak
land Sedan will mark you as the owner of a hand
some, practical automobile.
Sedan (J, doors), $1005; Coupe, $1!H5 Delivered in
Touring, $1175; Roadster, $1175, i Philadelphia
Time payments
can be arranged
at low cos t.
I. S. Vertner
Motor Sales
Company
918 North
Broad Street
g;w
Frriilk linker ulnrlnl In retire flvri TCflM
HKb, niul some day hopes) to 11 nd one,
itrnzn win lie me nevrnty-iiintn ennui
dnle for the job,
Km nit llrn.ll wits with the IlrooUlyn
club Inst uprlng In .Inokumvlllc nnd
ilitl well in 11m early workouts, lit
plnyed llrnt mill f-ernnd linr-p, lint after
Konctcliy binned mid Sclnnnndt rettiv
pied front hulkliiR lihnsplt, lie wns senl
In Ilnrtfonl where he led the league
In hlttitiE. Front Ilnrtfonl he wandered
up to Winnipeg nnd eontiniied to wallop
l lin uau in line ntyie.
lie is a youngster nnd lives in Frank
lin, Pa. I
Toledo for Grand Handicap Shoot !
Toledo, ()., I'ee. 3. Itepreentntlves nf
ho executive and amateur committees of i
,he American Trap Hhootlmc Assorlnthin nr. i
iiero odsy to Inspect sites orferod for ih..'
holillnR of the Ornnd American liandl. up '
tournament here next August. i
HARVARD TRIP UNDECIDED
Athletic Committee to Take Action
on Pasadena Game Today
('ninliildge, Mass., Pee. :t. Whether
Harvard University would accept the
invitation to have Its foot hall team
play at Pasadena, Polif.. New Year's
liny wns still undecided today. Dean
l.e Unroll It. HrisKs, chnlrnian of the
ciiinmitlec on nthlelies, snld that he
uiiuld place the nintter iiRniii hefore
i lie full ((iinnilttee late tnday.
DIiJeetlniiM to the trip del eloped
ninntiK the facility, it wns learned, lic
iii use of it riMpieNt for n two days' -
iiliui of the Christmas holiday nnd
the Interruption to Mndios likely to lie
'imsed by foot ha II practice prior (
the team's departure.
RODGERS WON'T "PRO"
W. Virginia Captain Refuses Fabu
lous Offers to Play on Ohio Teams
Mot'cantrmn, t, Va.. Dec. .1. Cap
tain Ira I'. Uodsers. West Virginia's
tor fullback, considered n Mire all-
American selection, will not play pro- .
feslonnl football, although he is through I
us a college athlete. He has received I
fahnlotis offers from the Ohio profes
sional elewns.
The teams were after liodgers all j
through the season just closed. Itodgers '
ii a slnr baseball plit.ier. too. and has '
I been tendered contracts by Ihe Phillies.
Vow York (ilnnts and Clnclnnntl. hut i
ill not accept any of these, ns lip is
' majoring in chemistry, and when he fln
, ishes here has flattering opportunities
In his chosen work.
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Wh
at men really want
for Christmas
Another ' Carload of
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Emergency Purchase of
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Raincoats of Every Description for Civilian Wear n
Bemgr oId at the Goodyear Rubber Co. Store, 820 Chestnut St. Sale to continue all
SS week. All the merchandise is fresh and new. Were for the U. S. Army and Navy, and
have never been used.
a
Moleskin Officers' Trench
This coat suitable to wear rain or shine. It makes the
best kind of an Automobile Coat for Ladies or Men.
Wind'and rainproof, with belt all around. Values as
high as $45.
Coat
MORNING after morning men
everywhere are enduring a
needless discomfort the scrape and
smart of fast-dulling razor blades.
You can relieve this discomfort
for any man, beginning Christmas
morning. You can make sure that
he gets everyday, a shaveasclean
and comfortable as his first smooth
shave with a fresh blade. Give him
an AutoStrop Razor for Christmas.
Built right into the frame of the
AutoStrop Razor is a simple,
efficient stropping device which
quickly resharpens the blade. It
renews the fine, smooth edge in a
few seconds, without removing the
blade or taking the razor apart?
AutoStrop Razor users are
guaranteed 500 satisfying shaves
from every dozen blades.
This unique razor is a Christmas
gift a man will enjoy day after day
something that will mean real
shaving comfort every morning of
his life.
Make your gift this Christmas an
AutoStrop Razor. Ask your dealer
today to show you the many
different styles of AutoStrop Razor
outfits from the folding Pocket
Kit to the complete Tourist Set.
AutoStrop Safety Razor Co.
New York
Toronto
London
Pari.
4uta5
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sharpens itself
J urlitcino
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Black Rubber Coats
Police, Fire and Team
sters Coats. These gar
ments made' to withstand
severe storms. Reg val. $10,
fBj
Men's Double Texture
Government cloth Bom
bazine Coats; plain and
trench styles; valued as
high as $18, now
I Men's Imported Cashmere Raincoats
sac
Light and dark shades, some pleated backs and silk
lined, plain and trench styles; value $25, now
GOOOYEAR CO. ALSO INCLUDES IN THIS SALE
500 HIP BOOTS. Patent
process Goodyear, and Bos
ton Pershing Boots, best
that money can buy. Sizes
9, 10, U andflBr Pf
12. V a 1 u e
$12 J9W
Men's and Women's Reversible LEATHER
ETTE COATS; can be worn on both sides, one
side gabardine, other side leather-
ette, with belt all around. Regular'?'
price $65, now
3K
. BOYS' and GIRLS' RAINCOATS Made of Government Cloth,
guaranteed absolutely waterproof; regular value d?C t
V- " II
Three Big Lots of Ladies' Coats
LOT 1 GABARDINE AND IMPORTED SILK RAINCOATS
, big collar and belt around. Tan, olive, blue $00 jirk
and plaid; valued as high as $45, now 0JJ
LOT 2 Consisting of about 300 Coats, comprising MOHAIRS,
TWEEDS, CASHMERES & WORSTEDS. Big va- $7 C A
riety of styles and shades; valued as high as $25, now '""
LOT 3 About 200 Ladies' CANTONS, MOHAIRS, TWEEDS
AND IMPORTED CASHMERE RAINCOATS. Big variety
- of styles, including trench models ; big collar and $1 O Ca
belted all around, all shades; regular value $28.50 A&DJ
XX
75c Rubber Gloves
Suitable for household work.
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Men's Oiled Coats
With brass buckles, double back,
Taiuo ?iu, now
$5.
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Sale continues all week.
820 Chestnut St.
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P-DbIIWI 8.F5TEST FASHIONS fflffw IIiIHBIH IHHmil III lOB IS
The real
enjoyment
that's in a good
cigar depends as
much on the way it's
made as on the qual
ity of its tobacco.
When you smoke El Producto, you'll
appreciate how careful workmanship
and skilled blending will improve
even the finest Havana filler and
selected shade-grown wrapper.
The nine snapes of El
Producto are the result of
careful study of smokers'
tastes. They range in
price from ten to twenty-
five cents.
jtfluntl
13 a
2 for
25?
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25
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Vg&S'MfSXi
G.H.P Cigar Co.
Wl ackers, Phila.
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