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UVISNlNGr 13UJ3L10 LEDUEli-PHILADELPHIA, FlUpAY, FEBIIUAliY 13, li)20
-'t
I. B. ENDICOTT,
Sit
MAKER
DEAD
Was Massachusetts Food Ad
ministrator and Managed Pub-,
lie Safety Committee
SETTLED LABOR DISPUTES
' r
jiy the Associated Press
Boston. Feb. 13. Henry B. Bncll--tt
wcnltliy Hlioe manufacturer, state
food mlinlnlitrntor ami executive , man,
wr of the MuBRncluiRotts committee on
public wifely durloB the war. who was
Vldclv known ns nu arbitrator of la
ta -disputes, died nt a hospital In
llrookline last niKht. Ho returned from
the South a few days ago when an
linos developed, requiring nu opera
tion. Death was unexpected mid was
directly due to,men!nKitis. Mr. fcntll
cott wnx sixty-six years old.
Mr Undleott was cousidercd one ot
the bijrsest pctsonal forces in the state
hiring the war. Hi.4 success in settling
labor ditpiites was said to be unparal
leled l're.idout Wilson personally
complimented Mr. Kndicott ou his ef
forts during the war and appointed him
n member of the industrial conference
which met in Washington last Octo
ber. ' i a member of the firm of Endicott,
.Tohnsou & Co., he was, one of the
largest employers of labor m the coun
try nud uas said never to havo bad a
drikc in his factories.
Mr. Kndicott was born in Dcdhnm
mi'il always maintained a residence in
that town. Ho first entered the wool
business in Boston and Inter became In
terested iu leather. Besides his in
terest in several large shoe factories,
ho conducted tanueries in Maine and
in this htatc.
Ah state food administrator nud ex
tcutie mauager of the Massachusetts
committee on public safety during the
war, Mr. llndieott met with marked
success. So closely did he apply him
self to this work that when he resigned
three dujs after the armistice was
signed he said he hud not visited his
biMne-s office once during the period
oi that service. .,,'.,
Mr. llmlicott is survived by a widow,
a sou and two daughters.
eurqpTquitsbuying
MEAT; PRICE TO DROP
Slump Expected Since France
and England Have Cut Pur
chases in United States
A
Chicago, Feb. 13. A slump in meat
bitting by England and France is likely
tn cause a decided drop iu prices, pro
vision dealers predict. France has
withdrawn from the pork market en
tirclv, and England has fol'owed n
whole-ale cancellation of pork orders
last week by nu nlmost complete cessa
tion of meat orders.
Germany, it is said, wants to place
h lnrga order for pork, but cannot do
so because of the present situation of
foreign exchange J therefore, she is not.
expected to havo much influence in the,
market.
Washington, Keb. 33. Imports from
the Vuited States of sugar, canned
meats, condensed milk, butter and
hce-.e will be prohibited by the Italian
f!o eminent iu its effort to deal with
the exchange situation, according 'to
"fficuil advices to the Department of
Commerce.
Exportable capital -will be placed at
once under more bevere control, the
advices said, adding that "it will be
extremely difficult to sell to Italians
American manufactured goods thut by
any possible construction admit of clas
tilication as luxuries."
WILL IMPROVE VILLAGE .
Natalie to Get Community House
and Library
Shamolilii, I'u., Feb. 13. The il
lsge of Natalie, an anthracite town,
owned by the Madeira-Hill mining interest-,
will be first in the region to
foci the new era of thiugs ns practiced
u. torpoiations. Every house, will be
wired for electricity and a bathtub put
in. Work has nlready been started on
tho project.
A community house will take the
place of the saloon and it is planned
to lmxc it made a family gathering
pace. There will ulso bo n public
Horary
All of the streets will be macadam -ed,
and more than $50,000 will be
spent to mako the villugc u town beau
tiful, according to tho department
heads The Madeira-Hill people own
and operate the Natalie colliery. Bents
vill not lisc.
$20,000 IN BOOZE SEIZED
Several Arrests Are Expected In
Chester Before Week Ends
Chester. Pa., lb. 13. Goxcrnment
"puts, who hac been working in this
it.v for the last four or live days
satlicring data concerning the illicit
sale of hard liquors-, huve confiscated
-0,000 worth, it is claimed by men
ho are in a position to know, but the
federal agents will neither affirm nor
deny the (statement.
thJvhr,y,.nf,hJ,rc !00kin' u" violators.
till .' ,ut tL,at is "' thc talktaB they
sell ui i i Sevcral arrests are prom.
!iPU with'" the next forty-eight hours.
'Y Us. mm.., .:?
VJSH.1" BERWr m
J
9XWALNU1 Xi-
OBBwassreciAi
"Apparel Oft Proclaims
the Man"'
Likewise the Motor Car
TpHE Shelton Loams Auto-
mobile Uphokjery Fab
rics are distinctive or their
exquisite body rich and
tasteful designs and the en
during service which they
render.
Their distinguished'eharacter
assures a fitting selection for
every type of car.
TUE SEAL OF DISTINCTION
SiDNtY Blumenthal y Co. Inc.
ILWtunh Avenue, New York
" M
X.
CHINA LOOKS TO AMERICA
FOR AID, SAYS DR. ANCELL
WGhian Missionary Says Country Was Never More Open for
Western Influences in Education and Christianity Than Now
"China never before ns so open for
western influences, of education nud
Christianity us sho is today, and she
looks to America more thnu any other
uation to give it to licr."
This statement was made today by
Dr. Frances Cnpello Ancell. wife of
the Bcv. UenjoCiniu h. Ancell, D. D.
Both arc Episcopal missionaries to
Ynn Chow, China.
Doctor Ancell is a grndunte of the
Women's Medical College of this city
and went to Soo Chow, China, more
thuu twenty-two ycrs ngo to take
charge of the hospital there under the
direction of the I'rcsbytcrlnn Board of
Missions. It was there she met the ltcv.
Dr. Ancell.
The ltcv. Dr. Ancell Is now in charge
of a parish nnd is u professor in the
Admiral Malum School at Yun Chow
for bojs. Iu connection Svlth his school
is n girls' school in which bis wife docs
soinn tenchine.
Dr. and Mrs. Auicll arrived in this
ed in this
net- foru
clatives it
country ou u leave of absence
ear. They arc guests of rclnt
lull Locust street.
It has been their first trip homo iu
scen jears nud- they -will return to
duty iu tho field in August of this cur.
"Most every one knows of the old
superstitions which have hampered
Chiun's progress through the nges; but
her faith nttd trust iu Aincricu bus becu
won by tho missionaries who have
worked there until now she respects
nnd loves America and our people,"
said Dr. .Frances Ancell, after explain
ing her husband's and her xork umong
the Chinese.
"Another thing which makes her
place her trust In us is that this country
has never bartered for Chinese terri
tory us most of -the other nations have,
and she is at lust giowjug convinced
that we only wish to help her.
"The Chinese arc most interesting
people to work among and when made
Christians they are splendid ones. It
is only Christianity that will drive away
tho old ignornnt customs. You know it
is customary in Ciiina never to permit
the man and woman contemplating mar
riage to see or know one unother until
tho duy the ceremony is actually per
formed. Today among the Christian bojs
and girls of our parish the bojs nnd
girls arc permitted to see t-urli other
nnd become ncqtiiiiuted under the proper
chupcronagc. Whcu they lcine school
"&
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jitiaBaacaaBBg
Nelson Vtlve Company
Saving Coal for
Nelson Valves
NELSON Valves
are favorably
known throughout
tie Nation. Famous,
too, is the Automatic
Fuel-Saver with its
record for efficiency
and economy.
The Nelson Valve Company
recently conducted a one
month test of the Automatic
Fuel-Saver. This valuable
system that always supplies
the right amount of oir-to
the fuel bed, showed these
results:
"A saving of Wyb in our
coal bill. Furthermore, on
account of the balanced con
dition of the draft, we are
able to maintain a uniform
pressure chart throughout
the entire working period.
Results are so satisfactory
that we wished to write you
about it."
We will gladly send you
upon request an interesting
booklet that feivea further
advantages of the Automatic
Fuel-Saver. Write us now.
Automatic Fuel Saving Co.
Bulletin BulUini
TtUphone: Spruce S8T4
AUTOMATIC
BUILDERS'
MILLWORK
Doors. Sash. Mouldings,
Columns, Etc.
;:; THE HANEY-WHITE CO.
iji 17th nnd Glenwood Ave.
::j Plant
;;: Office and Warehouse
:; 21st and Glenwood Ave.
ijij Lists From Plans and
8 s Estimates Given
F.nurATiONAf.
Ilotll Kcien
Our graduates aro In constant demand for
cood-paylnc positions. Urese Shorthand.
ih a.v. iMdv system. Comnlsta business
and sceretarlal courses. Day and Nlht
Classes. iniensitQ iruinins. r,nro
any time. Call or wrlla for ful
particulars and catalogue.
I-1IIUV. IIUHIMSan COLUSGE
nnu uoiirre oi commerce
1017 rhetnut Ht.
1-hlladelplila
Slraycr's Business College
Philadelphia's Greatest llnslntss School
807 t hetiiut Ht. l'hone Walnut 38 1
i'RIVATK I.K8S0N8 tn Ensllsh and JTrenchj
esrarlenced woman teacher. SOU N. 23a
t. T-hone Priplar '.'BOfl W.
Young Men and Roy
tntenslf Tutortnc for collet: ent. and lair,
U.F.t rf. Vlah.r Preparatory. 115 B. Stth,
KKMOroPS NOTIOEa
CROWNtNO RAIXY ot Bchuylklll Itranch C.
.. Birst prUren Church, 1Mb and
I FIJejLSAVER I
In i 1 B.fl
many of them exchange letters. So, jou
sec, tho light is 'gradually creeping
through.
"Mako as strong a pica as jou pos
sibly can for missionaries, for tho op.
portuno time is at hand. Never since
the revolution iu 1010 have there been
more marvelous opportunities for the
Christian men nnd women who would
help their less fortuuato brothers."
31 ST STATE" FOR SUFFRAGE
Arizona
Passes Amendment
FIV!
More Needed
riiocniv, Ariz., Feb. 1.1. Itntiflcu
tion of the woman suffrage amendment
to thc federal constitution by u Bpeeiul
session of the Arizona legislature was
completed Inst night when the Hcnnto
adopted the ratifying resolution fol
lowing similar action bv the IIouxc
je.storday nflernoon. Hoth branches
fnade It. unanimous.
All over the city arc
Stores that once were
Homes the owners find
ing that thc change
m cant very much in
creased revenue. May we
show you just how easy
and how profitable it
is to change that Home
of jours into a Shop?
We have clients who are
waiting for Stores in
certain neighborhoods
and your property may
be the very one they
want!
"pEAUtiRS
CUu OtiKc, Lhcstnut at 13th
Boulevard Oj?icc, Cor. Rising Sun Ave,
Oak Lane OJlt-cOpvosite Station
STKAM1IIIP NOTICES
I'M'M'LiNis
AMERICAN LINE
Fust Stall .steamers
NEW YORK PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON
New York ....Feb. 18 Mar. 20 Apr. 17
St. Paul Feb. 25 Mar. 27 Apr. 24
Philadelphia ..Mar. 3 Apr. 3 May 1
"NEW YORK HAMBURG
Manchuria, Feb. 14Mongolia,Feb. 25
Philadelphia-Liverpool
Rcgina Feb
Apelles Feb,
Kcketticut Feb,
Havcrford Feb
Philadelphia-GlasEow
West Nohno Feb, 20 1
Western Ally Feb. 25
Philadelphia-Hamburg
Oakland Feb. 17
West Cherow Feb. 28
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON
CHERBOURG ANTWERP
Lapland Feb. 25
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON-
ANTWERP
Ivroonland . . .Mar. 3
Apr. 10
Apr. 17
May 15
May 22
May 29
Finland .'. . . .MarjlO
Zecland
Lapland ......Apr. 3May
8
June 12
Philadelphia-Antwerp
Oakland Feb. 17
West Gambo Feb. 24
West Cherow' Feb. 28
Western Plains Mar. 2
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
Philadelphia-London
Western Star Feb. 12
Mohopac Feb. 15
Mackinaw Feb. 17
Western Maid Feb. 24
Eastern Shore March
Holland America Line
Philadelphia-Rotterdam
Yseldyk Feb. 21
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON Adriatic Feb. 14Mar. 20IApr. 21
fLapland ....Feb.25l
tTo Southampton, Cherbourg. Antwerp.
NEW YORK UVERI-OOL
Cedric .Mar. 6 Apr. 10
Baltic Mar. 13 Apr. 17
Celtic May 15
NEW YORK AZORES
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Canopic Mar. 16
Crctic Mar. 31
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY
Passeurer Offlce. 131D Walnut St.. rhlla.
Freight Offlce. 405-8 Boors. Bide.. I'hlla.
EARN-LINE
Incorporated 1801
(J. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "West Bridge" Feb. 12
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Galera" . . .Loading
SS "Coquina" Feb. 20
For rates and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
ESCORTED PARTIES
SPECIAL CRUISES
"TIIAVKL FltEK OTIOSI CAltR"
tieaoquariers since ixsu.
TWflpH TottrW Co . 8. 1ST!
1STO
X BLIBL-Hl-sLZJ
13 fxS,
15 fl
17 fi fl
21 i 6
Councilman Dcvelln -Better
v Continued improvement was noted
this morning In the condition of Coun
cilman .Tames A, Devlin, who is ill with
pneumonia at lits home, G052 Over
brook uvcutie. It in bollcved ho is now
afcly pant tho crinls. It will be about
n wbek, it wan xnld, before he will be
able to leave his bed.
5yBiA
Open an Account With Jhe
Day and Night Bank
We aro commercial, convenient
and progressive, and cash checks,
receive deposits and open accounts
from 8.30 A. M. till midnight.
Resources over $12,000,000. '
F
RANKLIN
TRUST CO.
IBlliJlelow Market Hlrcet
West l-hllii. Offices S2d mid Market St.
WINTKK IIKSORTR
AMir.VU.T.K. N. C.
'Land Oif The Sky
fes'Srn&fzcciis JZJ'fiectjrJResori
A VERITABLE SCENIC WONDERLAND
In the
"HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE"
Two hours by motor into Fisgah Forest, crossing Pisgali
one mile high. Near Asheville are 61 peaks 6000 feet up.
Ml. Mitchell, 6711 feet, highest peak cast of Rockies.
18-hole all turf Golf. Paved motor roads.
Tennis, Horseback
Sunshine of Dixie.
j!
Appalachians, fashionable Hotels, best in
America. ror
MANOR, GROVE PARK INN,
LANGREN,
SWANNANOA-BEKKEIiEY,
MARGO
nf,
r a n .rx n, tx tm kl TiitrLnntF
IJUAKUOFl KAUt'SKiry
ATLANTIC CITV. X. J.
ATLANTIC CITY. N.Ov 1
AivAmenicaiv Plaanotel
of DisimdioaaiuillealCtoiivtort
FIREPROOF CARAOE.
capacity goo. HiifferAazBv
! BfHMsassUaasssl Otaaal H IHtitMMna (
CHARLES
ON THC OGgAN t-'RGMt
TTlovorv atortas of real
ajcomrorr vyjirvarv
ranmant of distinct n
mont without ex travacanw.
Lii&ATUWAiirtWSrWiCIS.
EdwardBX)iicayffggr
Pennsylvania Ave., close to Beach and
Steel Pier, central location, always open
Capacity 300. Private baths, runninc
water in room. eleator, etc. Winter
terms. Booklet. Albert It. Darnell
THE PENNHURST
Ocean and Michigan ave. Always open. Every
appointment WM II HOOD.
I.AKEWOOD. N. J.
Laurel in the Pines
Lakewood, N. J.
EQUABLE CLIMATIC CONDI.
TIONS. UUL., KllJlJNli AND
SHELTERED WALKS. DAILY
CONCERTS AND DANCING.
BRANCH OFFICE, GEO. A.
HUHN & SONS. BROKERS.
FRANK k. mums. JIOB.
i mi iiiiii ii imii nu i ii i iiiimiiiinn
hTi:AJISHIP NOTICES
1311
yjy
tuy0j
Red Star Line Resumes Sailings
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON ANTWERP
The lari-e American riue Steamers "Kroonlond" nnd 'Tlnland" nnd the
"Zeel.iiid." reeentljr tltted ns oll-burnera and thoroughly reconditioned and
refurnished, will sail in (onjunctlon with the well-knonn steamer
"Lapland." providing frequent and rnlnr passenger and freigut scrvleo
betweru New lork. Southnmptou and Antwerp.
, Sailings From New York
"LAPLAND" "Feb. 25, Apr. 3, May S
"KROONLAND" Mar. 3, Apr. 10, May 15
"FINLAND" Mar. 10, Apr. 17, May 22
"ZEELAND" May 29
'Calls at Cherbourg this tojage onlr.
International Mercantile Marine Company
RED STAR LINE
GREEN STAR LINE
GREEK-ADRIATIC PORTS
Piraeus, Salonica and Trieste
Other ports as Inducements offer.
We will start receiving cargo at Pier 78 South
' Feb. 16 for
American Steel Steamer "ZAREMB0"
Sailing from Philadelphia
FURTHER SAILINGS
American Steel Steamer "HAZELHURST" . .About March 20
For Further Particulars Apply
CHAS. KURZ & CO., Inc., Agents
10th Floor, Drexel Bldg., Phila. '
Phone: Lombard S104 Afoi'n 1520
SOUTH AMERICAN
TO THE LANDS WHERE IT'S SUMMER NOW
mfoArdDoT?tr,til.,BSfoBo,S,:, b' "" " zu
FOR BUENOS AYRES.
MOCCASIN (a), 8,000 tons displacement March 10
FOR RIO JANEIRO, SANTOS, MONTEVIDEO AND BUENOS AYRES
CALLAO (a). 12.000 tons. March IS
MARTHA WASHINGTON (b). 15,000 tons. March 30
HURON (b). 17.000 tons. April 20
() ltt Clua only, (b) lit, id s-nd 3d Olus.
, For passat rates and otter particulars
apply to arm Passenctr Agency or to
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE
, rtMemtcr pepartment. .t benrer St.. Nw Trk.
POWER PLANT
FOR SALE
50 Kilowatt, self-contained,
direct-connected engine and
generator unit, comprising
Skinner Engine and Western
Electric Co.'s 400 ampere,
125,volt, direct-current gen
erator; rheostat, circuit
breaker, main switch, seven
100 ampere circuit switches,
ammeter and volt-meter, all
mounted o n two - panel
marble switchboard with
angle iron frame; also leads
from generator to switch
board. In excellent condition, run
ning and in use. May be
seen at N. W. Corner Vine
and 17th Sts.
For further information, upply
11 S. 16th St.
I'lionr, hpruro 5171
HINTKR nUSORTS
ASH UVI M.K. N. O.
riding, mountain climbing.
Crisp air of the Southern
reservations, write
BATTERY PARK,
TERRACE.
MuitrtUtd booklet, reif,
li
mmr s
pltruurm, homtt, fciui
agriculture.
ASHEVILLE.N.C
ATLANTIC CITY. N. .1.
Let us niatie Ton feel at horns
rn the "City ot Kobnst Uealth"
Hotel Morton
Ocean and Virginia are. Capacity 250.
Elerntor, private bnthw, etc.; ahvay open
Try CLARENDON Hotel
Virginia. Ave. near Tleach
Alwayn open: 100 rooms with hot and eold
rnnnlnir writer: private baths, mntxitr 300.
Writ fn" ntm hnrVlt Afnn" Trfpftn
iUNNYMEDE
3. , Park place. Overlooks ocean City
-L" Park. J. McII.WAIN CHAMPION.
THF. WILTSHIRE,
Virginia ae. and Beach. Capacity 850.
Prlv. boths, runnlns water, etev,, eto Atner.
Plan, 14 up d'ly. Bpeclal wkly. Hklt. SAM
UEL. ELI.18. Owner: N J. COLLINS. Mar.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always own. Always ready. Terms mnd.
trate. I'hone or write. M'. Walsh Duncan.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL K"
115 up weekly. Phone 117. A. E. MARION
wesuninsrer lo Kt . privalB bathB. run
wittor; t!4 kly. . $2 SO up dally. C. Duhro
WERXiathVlIAE. TA.
SUNSET HALL 0,pe,n " w- Cn--
JWilWA-IS, .U-SUU ju, J,omo Omf0rtl
crisp, dry air; beautiful mountain walks.
Elelchlne. coastln;. etc. Not a sanatorium.
GEO. S. GAUL. Mgr. . WnHNERS VILLE. PA.
CLBABWATKB. FT.A.
WHITELEDGE HOTEL sSEffSSS
Amer. or European plan. Golf, (lshlntr, etc.
b run. water In eery room: crlvata baths.
WASHINGTON D. O.
Burlington Hotel
Amerirnn nnd Knropein
HOMEI-IKH CLEAN, TEUFECT CUISINE
380 IIonnlH with Until. S3 tn $3
FIVr. MlNfTE FROM EVEnYTHINO
WiiKhlnKton. D. O.
hTIl.MSIIIP NOTICKS
Passenger Odlce. 131!) Walnut M.. I'hlla.
Freight Odlce. 405-6 Bourse Hide., Pbllu.
PASSENGER SERVICE
ENGLISH
SHOPPERS'
pWjL LUNCHEONS
C' st )p When eliopplntt you wl
f3 ' (551 Unit here refrwblnr lot
S-S ?, OI '"' aalnir aeaarna
" ' prlcra most moderate.
. tf. Vi Menu rliansed dttllj
ROOTVii 35,37 South 16th
PAHCEL POST
PAINT you can buy from Manufacturers at
Uholrsale Prlccsi SI.SO, 82.110 unci S3.BO
gni.i nil rolora. HtemiM. 37 K. IHIi t.
5000 STRONG MEN WANTED
To Wear Our NKVERIP OVi:nAI.M
PIggg $1,751 m,KtA $2.75 Value
MAlf, OHIIKR.S ITT.I.En
CAPITOI, UKPARTMENT STORE
417 MAUKKT HT PIHTA.
GLASSES
T .! Jb Jiannli.
Low as
lllC.t i.lO PHIIryOIII Dli
. Art.flclnl Kycw Inserted,
rrpnrrlntlnnn mini
Writ or phone for nam plea and price
C. SCHM1TT, Mir. ff U-
FULL ' DRESS
tu.i:i)o suits
Prince Albert and Trock Coats, Black suits
for alt occasions to hire
TIIT I CD "th nnd Balnbrldso Sts.
lVllL.LilHv Filbert 488
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
OUIl MANY TCAnS OP KXPEIUENCB
A OUR HONKST & nEtIAnLB METHODS
IS YOUR GUAnANTKB. Many diamond?
needed at onco to nil orders all alzes J4
to 10 caratn; will pay from 110 to 13500
each (cash). We mtist havo them and by aell
InK your diamonds to ui YOU WILL AT
LEAST BWC 10 to 40 PER CENT. Estates
boueht. Est 10 scars. (Private) phono wau
714:1. Alsn nM nM allvAe. tilnt.ntim hOUKht.
The Diamond Shop kCluril
Ertelt's
Victor Victrola
SaInroom
Latec Asaortment
of Hecords
Tlie Onlr Author-
Iwd Healer on
TCnrth Front Ptret
I'll. KenslnMon 72B
135 JNorth
Front St. 2135
1
i&lf now about
Bi" SOME MONEY
on DIAMONDS AND JETVELBTT
RATES MW AS 1
tVALTERS' PAWNSITOr. 0O4 TINE ST.
.BONDED TO CITY
- WHO LOANS
THE MOST MONEY
ON DIAMONDS?
Xrimest rates of Interest iliarced.
Fridenberg's Loan Office
37 N 11th Uetween nibert
OI 11. 11U1 nnd Arch
N. W. Cor. 9th and Buttonwood
BELLA ft
; RECORDS V Ii . 1 1 1 K RECORDS
1129 CHESTNUT
IIKRK IS PROOF
Knnp IJchlnliic Hair Renewer
Tho best Hair Tohlo on tho
marKet. Prevents danarum anci
tho hair from falllne out. It
makes the hblr grow. Absolute
ly uuaranteed or money refund
ed. Testimonials malted on request. 1 Bot.
tl SI 75; 3 Bottles J.".. 0 Bottles 19 73. Por
salo by drjigplstf Supplied by Smith,. Kline
& French I". KOOI" JIl'O. CO. !. JY
11B N. Thlnl St.. Camden. N. J..
Somerset SweaterShop
Cor. Somerset & Kensington Ave.
liuy uircci irom uie raciurj
All-Wool
Link & Link
Slipovers
Dur Price
$3-98
Keif. Re-
tail Store
Price.
$6.98
Colors. Conn
nint.. P.kfn.
TurauoUfr, Sslm
on. A m e r U'an
Tlpauty, Oliini
Blue.
Send money
order or check.
Will send any
where by parcel
DOST.
Don't hesitate, jpar money cheerfully
rerunnpfi ir not entirely satisfactory
JJ
Furniture polish
This DrcDaratlon has
been used for over 30
years on tne rtljrheat
prade PIANOS and
FU11N1TORE and Is
guaranteed to preserve
the VAUNISH and
prevent It turning
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Send 50c for one can
3 cans, $1 Postpaid
If vnu are not cettlns
the proper
results out of your PLAYER-PlAi
sour PLAYER-PIANO
It needs the dirt drawn out of the
Music Tracker with auction pump
we are sole agents for the
Gem Suction Pump
For
Player-Pianos
The moat powerful
and satisfactory
puiqp on ths mar
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to draw the dirt
and lint out of the
plaer (tor slut one)
tn le than 5 mfn.
utta, Can be used
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"Reserves:"
What You Need When You Build.
A sea-captain figured that his vessel
always made the ocean trip in six daysj
so he. took on just six days' supply of
coal and food and water, and was just
ready to start, when two strong officers
came with an ambulance and took him to
tfye insane asylum,
A ship crossing the ocean has no supply sta
tions a sairo captain knows that he must carry
ample reserves; but a builder who commands
our great stocks of lumber can safely order just
enough for his needs, for he knows that re
serves are at hand for any emergency.
We are commonly able to furnish more
flooring and siding and shingles than you bar
gained for, larger timbers and more of them
if needed; and in a pinch we can often do
more than we have promised in quick delivery.
Some day you'll build. If you want the work
finished on time, see that the lumber comes
from LLOYD.
William M. Lloyd Company
THE LUMBER CENTRE
29th Street and Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
ESTABLISHED 18G8
SOUTHERN OFFICE CHARLOTTE, N. C. r
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moToriAis
PHOTOPLAYS
THRU
COMPANY r
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rt.OUKNCU KKKD In
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AIT CPUCMV rrankferd & Allegheny
ALL.EAjnL.LN I jirtt Daily 2:15. Ees.at8.
OLIVE THOMAS In
"TUB GLORIOUS LADY"
A D"M I f 02D S. THOMPSON STS.
ArULHJ MATINEE DAILY
OEUALDINC TAURAn In
( "THE WOULD AND ITS WOMAN"
a rt- a r-M A laril CHESTNUT
STS.
rtKUrtUlft to A.M. to 11 :10 P.M.
TOM MOORE In
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ALICE-JOYCE Iti
'SLAVES Ot' PRIDE"
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Jder Ae.
P. M.
ttft.T.tAM fAIlNUH 111
"W1NG& 01'' THE MORNING"
C A X3WCW "-- MARKET STUCET
LArl 1 UL jo .v. M. to 11:13 r. M
lv.Tin:rtINK JIrcDONALD ill
"THE THUNUEltUOLT"
t-r IT Al Gtn. S. Maplenood Aves.
COLUINIAL. .' :.10, 7 and 0 V. M.
MAY ALLIhON In
r.Mll AND WAnMErt"
ElDOl,"'c;Q main &t- manayi'nk
LlVlrKtJJ SIATINEU DAILY
MAY ALLISON in
TAin AND WARMER
FAIRMOUNT S01t?A1S,SAtLv
ETHEL CLAYTON In
"THE TH1UTEENTH COMMANDMENT
'AIII V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
rAlVllLiI u A. M. to Midnight
EDITH HOHIIKTS In
THE Tnil'LEHS"
CIT'LI CT THEA'IKB Helow Spruce
DO In Ol. MATINKE DAILY
JIY HlHAND'S O'lHEK Wire"
L Maci LAIN, Organist
FRANKLIN T,,mD Sw;AJJig
SESSL'E HAVAKAWA In
THE llEljOAR PRINCE"
P.rent-Nnrtripni "rnad St. at Erie.
threat iNorinem a0 us.Btso&ior.z
ALICE TOADY In
"THE FEAR MARKET'
IMDCPIAT C0TI1 K WALNUT bTS
llVlrn.rlMl-. Mam : ::o Eg. 7 fc o
lt.VTHERINrJ Mmi DONALD In
"THE THUNPEItllOLT"
I IT AniTD sb7 t LANCASTER AVU
LOUli.r MATINEE DAILY
CHARLFS RAY In
RED-HOT DOLLARS''
1 inCDTV BROAD & COLUMBIA AV
LIDLIM I MATINEE DAILY
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNU In
"EYES 01' YOU1II"
333 MARKET SWS.TOSS?
RICHARD HARDINO DAVIH'H
"SOLDIERS OV rORTUNE"
AlOrMTI 4-5 SOUTH ST Orcheatra
ilJLJILLj Cnntlmi.mi 1 to 11.
DOtiar.AH V'AIRRANKH In
WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL IIY"
JEFFERSON
Uill & Dauphin Btx.
MATINEE DAILY
1
EUREKA "7" W!11& &?Ly PARK iISM
ARBUCKLE In "THE UARAOE" wi-oii.llf.WlU
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Increase Your Incintt
Wc 'havo available for
investment a Guaranteed
First Mortgage Railroad ,
Bond, selling for- $640.
Pays $45 per year inter
est and will bo worth ;,
$1000 in fourteen years.
Particulars on Request
W
Carstairs & Go.
nvettment Securities
members rhtladelpbls) and
New York Stock ISxchanies
1419 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
71 Broadway, N. Y.
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rilOTOPLuVYS
Thc following theatres obtain their pictures
through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatro
in your locality obtaining pictures through
thc Stanley Company of America.
OVERBROOK,g?n-K?8:
'ORD AVE.
ALICE JOYCi: In
"SLAVES OP PRIDE'
PAI APR 114 MARKET STREET
I .f-AlVJ. tO A. M. to 11.15 P. M
"EVERYWOMAN"
PRINIPr's 101S MARKET STREET
I IXtnV-CLCW X.30A M. to 11:10 P. lit
GERALDINB PARRAR In '
"FLAME OF THE DESERT"
RFP.FNT M.VRKET ST. Below 17Th
1X1-Vali,V 4'i A- M to 11 P. M.
BRYANT WASIIDimW
'10O MUCH JOHNSON"
RIAI TO GERMAN-TOWN AVE.
kt . kl . AT TULPEHOCKEN ST
CLARA KIMHALL YOUNG In
"EYES Or YOUTH"
RI IRY M.UIKET fcT BELOW 7TH
lxyJ'-,l m A M to 11.15 r. M.
RUTH STONEHOL'SE In
"RED VIPER"
SAVOY 3:U MARKET STREET
ur-v v J i 8 A M, TO jiiDNICj,,t
PEOGY IIYLAND In
"FAITH"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 16TH
..nnraTn VJlS -S21? . "
"BELOVED CHEATER.
LOG OF U-35."
VICTORIA MAriKET ST AB. 0TH
VR.1UK1A . , , r .ouipp.w,
TOV MIX In
"THE FBTTD"
Tho NIXON-NIRDLINCER
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THEATRES
BELMONT C2D ADOVB MAR1CBT
. DOUOLAS Mael.EAN and DORIS M'AY
In "WIIA'PS YOUR HUSBAND DOING?"
CEDAR T" CEDAR AVENUE
, ANITA STEWART In
'Siva OF THE MOTHERS"
COLISFUM MARKET BETWEEN
' IvusTAn cA9.h AND wai
THE SIX BEST CELLARS"
FRANKFORD 4T15 ggnn'
Im ETHEL CL.VYTON In
"THE THIRTEENTH COMMANDMENT"
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J U1V1DU JuntboJu..c lor, .on i Frankford Vk
"tJCARLET DAYS" ft
LOCUST r;?D. AN'?,LOCUT BTREETfl'
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STAIt CART In
"SIX BEST CELLARS"
NIXON MD AND M.VHKET STS.
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AND PRIZES
RIVOI I C2D AND HANSOM BTS.
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"HEART O- THE HILLS" '
STR AND 'OERMANTOWN AVH.
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'THE TREE OF KNOWLEDQE"
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