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FANNIE JtunsT u pholBtered
chalrn. "be s'll." lie smiled Hgaln
and dr- his own swivel awayrom th
formality of the littered dek nnd atony
iMYlhrni. "fib thin l tho llttlo lady
V?J b"n li'arlnc about. Tour daucli-
M? one left. Mr. Oratz.
H.ihe rot us to'romo cltirlnc my lunch
w from the. store because ffo said yo ;
ilyou'd want to bco us on business.
Ttneath her shabby velvet nailer. Miss
Kollwkv reirarded him round y. her
biri lia'nds locked tight in her lap.
"Sure enough t do. .Sure enough I
"TKy daughter. Mr. ClrHtf. Is only"
"What Ve sol to nay la this. Mlfls
iheet musle department down In Tracy's
biMmeni, now iviu.u , .. - -.
h? Act on tho stago?
TVe ain't. Mr. Oratr.. trot ifo such
ihouditi for our Hrl. Mko I kept wr In1
Vll th lime to Mr. I-ane. til right In
!i the tnxlcab he punhed iifl. It nlnt
mm no good for uh to rome. My
ffl's a goad girl, Mr. OraU, like sn
Jji born yesterday, that's "how much
that girl knows about r
W1ms going to l!pP,hrfTomKone
right en being a good girl. Mrs Ko'"
jlcV: There's bb good girls on tho Btago
j off. maybe better.'' , ,
Mabo there In, Mr. Oral, but I
rather nhe should be a good girl oft.
Stft the kind of Ifo for my JIobIo. Mr.
Ilk" always to make a fin., nhow but my
KusglvetoThe stago for. .ereuch
rmam.lJ''-becauso I never
h,d a chance before.'
"When en inreii kui hi" i -"-romethlng
they want It whether they
NORMS, GRUBB & COUGHLAN
Frank L. Norrli. Certified Public Account.
t. trniii union, ..". --,- .
tit. A. Coufhlan, Certified Public Ac
countant &
WEST END TRUST BUILDING
Hollow Tile face Bricks
Prompt Deliveries
COX, JANEWAY & CO.
Real Estate Trust Bldg.
called Tho Laughlnar Olrl
ttwui it. icn7
Mrn. Kolinsky."
You've read
Fifty dollars a week,
ng 1
1ft:
TROUSERS FREE
:- o..:i- mde TO
opnng ouii5
EXTRA PANTS FREE
ILLY MORAN
1224 Market
ORDER
$36
r Nrwdt nulneraniimaa for Sale
Old Panama Hats
Cleaned and Reblocked
er Bleofhed In (he Newest
btjlea. Equal to New.
U STAU HAT ULEAmiNli LiO.
t niftt4 Filbert "
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When She's
Fitted Out Here
vou can b sure the will stay
fit the entire seaton. Marina
hardware, gluo, propellers.
ttar. palnti, varnishes, rop
evrrvthlnr you need for that
.boat and of the best.
F. Yanderherchen's Sons
7 N. Water Street, Phila.
"At (he flloii of he Sail"
WE IltlT
DIAMONDS
GOLD&SDLVER
'"flrrof AllKlndm IHthest Price Palj
rtno Smelting & Refinbg Work
Tht Old (laid BKon"
L-.906 Filbert St., PhlU., Pa.
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2Slh and Wharton SU.
5W,. . PH"-ADELPHIA
Lighting Fixtures
Artistic and
Distinctive
Every detail shows
superb quality and
workmanship.
m'viernt Pricing
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53 X. 10TH STREET.
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Rotlho ha.nc? t'nt It or -not, ain't
,lt, Mr. Orati? Ain't it?"
.J1!04'. 'PT11'. Pe". Mr. drats
wants, to. talk bimlnesg. lie ha haiin't
UI?.5 .. f00' ?Io'B husy youn man."
-i !"" lbaby lbat 5'" has been
mined,, Mr, .Orat. We're poor pcoplo
what all our Uvea hava lived down on
Henry Btroet amonirpoor peoplo, but "
Henry street 7 Why J -"
uui never a tiiroke of work for
wiiBen, jmr. .urais, until last' your a tho
eryalpelan want to my himband's'teyen.
lias mat child lmd to' do. Kromctho
ifwicbi piecewnrKer in , tho Amencton
uniform Co.j for twenty, yearn. Tn! .man
iiiat-B. aiways maao for. His family 'a
gooa living hn has been on .his back
jwelvn months j KOlnir on thirteen now.
Up till then not ono stroko did thnt
child "
"Yes. yes. Mrs' KnllnaUv. lint wlmf
I'vo jot to sav Is irolnir to miika nil that
better. Mr. ixtc tells mo that with ,a
llttlfl training your daugliter's voice
,8 , ' i
"Oh. no, Mr. Qralz, I hope ho didn't
mako you think I'm much of a singer.
I reallv ain't My my Volco Is nil
"lirht for down In .tho basement, of
Tracy's, right sweet tho glrlu' isay It
carrlqs. but If If It's ablr voice I need
for the stage, Mr. Orats, why why, It's
just like I told Mr. l-inp that time he
came and talked to me at tho counter,
"She's got a grand voice, that goll
has, Mr. Oratz. You shouldn't listen
to her when Bho says she ain't."
"Mama I"
"I wish when sho sings sometlnlcs
to her papa, when his eyos Just hurt
so he nearly can't stand It you could
see how out on tho fire-cscapcn the
neighbors hang their heads. Right
away, Mr. a rats, when her couln'. Sadie
J.elt, who works nt Tracy's, took her
there, too they hired her. You shouldn't
listen to her, Mr, Oratz, when sho says
she ain't got a grand voice. Always so
bashful she Is. How she has to run
herself down yet? Dummkopfl"
'"You get good wages down at
Tracy's. Miss Kollnsky7" ,
"Right dollars, Mr.Clralz."
"Ten dollars after, the first six
months, they promised her, Mr. Oratz.
Fourteen, I say sho could get if she
wasn't so bashful."
"What would you cay, Mrs. Kolin
sky, If your daughter wns to get as
much as JBO a week7 Kitty dollars a
week for playing a big part In a road
company of tho bis musical success
'I nhmilil aav fi rirnt t una Ima
tho alarm clock under my pillow should
yK? mo up." And hr chest rose and
fell In deep, quick laughter beneath the
black cape. mi k
..But Miss Kolinsky, slid forwanl to
thO edlTA nt thA nhftlr.. nillrtr rilmnU In.
denting her cheeks" MA the. rims of her
.- widening.
Fifty ' dollars Ja week,, Mr Oratz7
You mean Itn
, Tiiat'8.what I said. MissKoiinsky,
If you can bo grilled to act tho part as
Mai
You
Well an vnu tnnlc It.1
. "Fifty dollars a week,
hcar7"
Mrs, Kolinsky". rosd stiffly to,her,foct,
drawing the capo' dose about her.
There s somowhero In tho'.WoodplIo n
nigger. , we're , poor people, rir. Qrutz,
but'1 . j. ft ,i
. "Mama, you you muntn't " talk 'llko
that to a man like-like Mr Oratz. ,You
you'ro talklng,.to Kellx Oratz. mama,
not somebody that ain't known and
and big. Anyway, can't you tell by
looking nt Mr. Oratz. maiun, that he
ain't the itfnd of man to say things ho
he don't mean. Mama, you you
inUBtn't"
Mr. Oratr. r"abhed j forward smiling,
pressed Mrs. Kolinsky down Into hor
chair ng.iln, and flung nutnn elaborate
gesture, palms outward, shrugging,
"Mrs. Kolinsky, I'm ono of your own
people, ain't 17 To llnsero Leuto I
should do harm Vet I Mrs. KollnKky,
shanio on you I unscren Lcuten solft'
Ich shaden wollen7"
"Aber, lterr Oratz, wnrum neunnen
slo unH soldi' grosso Summen wlr wind
doch nur armo Ijcute7 Hcrr Oratz,
aber "
"Mama, you mustn't! She don't
mean it, Mr. Oratz. It's because It
sounds almost too good to be true thai
sho's so excited. You you don't know
Mr. Oratz. how G0 n week sounds to
us with with my father down like he
Is and times bo so tight. II'h llko we're
getting a wonderful ehanco from tho
mont woudurflil man In tho world. Mr.
Oratz."
"Why. you poor llttlo lndy, you, of
courso t nnderstund."
"Now, mama, ' plense, plraso cool
down. Mr. Oratz don't oven say for
sure he'll hire mo. He only says If I
can act that JBO a week will be my sal.
ary. That's how they get paid on the
singe, mama, mgr
"Fifty dollars a week and wardrobe,
Miss Kolinsky." ' (
"For what, Mr. Oratz, she needs fur
niture for " '
Clothes, he moans, mama. Clothes!"
"Gott In Hlmmell" said Mrs. Kolin
sky, sitting bark to blink In sudden
tenrs, hinds open In lier 'lap In the
palm-upwnrd attltudo of helplessness.!
''Hnlt In lllmtniift" 1
"Mama, don't you see Mr. Oral la
going to teach mo to go on tho stage to
sing In a musical piece to be an ac
tress Mn.7" . .
rYour daughter's got tho face and is
almost the typo, Mrs. Koltnskjr. for a.
part In a road company I'm fllll",.',"'
With tho training she'll get In work llko
that, why some day you'ra likely to nna
yourself with a star on your hanas.
That's tho way they rise In the profes
sion, Mrs. Kolinsky right from tho
road to Broadway."
"A star, Mai"
"There's no tolling In this business
what tho public will fall for. In the
t tit a tr ft liiialfiAaa n ajdnsmtit nan rlA ftlUQO
over night, lust like yenst dough.o.
you, oniy anew it, Mrs,. KoiinsKy, "
llttlo daughter of yours' Is getting one
ehanco In a million and licro you re
crying nbout It. Wlty, there alai
girl Bitting out there In mj waiting room
now. nnd' some of 'cm with n. dozen
years of experience In tho back of em,
wouldn't grab 'at this chance I'm offer
ing your llttlo girl llko It was a lire
preserver." "Mama, you hear?" . ..
'Hhe'll be the 'Laughing Olrl' In the
first road company, Mrs. Kolinsky, pre
cisely the rolo that Dolly Dalores Is
making herself famous In."1 .. . .
"Tho Laughing Olrll' That' Just
what she Is. Mr. Oratz. when ho ain't
so bashful llko she Is now In front of
you, That's Just what sho Is around
tho houso, the laughing girl, Just to
hear her, sometimes I think Is nil keeps
her papa's hopes up he'll get well.
"For ISO a week, Mr. Oratz, even $100
a week, Mr. Oratz, It ain't worth you
should take away from us all what we
Sot. It ain't. Fifty dollars u weok.
ottl except llko lloilo says when I
took at .you and sec how your eyes look
right back at me, I I ran't help feol
there's somowhero in' tho woodpile,
maybo a nigger."
His gazo receded behind a rnulnt Of
amusement.
Only One Man in 100
Leaves wealth to his family at
his death. Only two. leave com
fort Eichtv-two leavo nothinrr.
What aro you goinfc to do about
ill To bo successful, ready for
opportunity and to assure Inde
pendence, happiness, comfort for
your family after yolt pass
away, you MUST SAVE. Start
today. '
We Fan SJB57
Interest
from day you depoelt
and permit .you to
draw four cnecics a
month.
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DtJr2ViB it ZLM 111
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The NEW HAYNES BROUGHAM
Is truly Milady'a car a four-season all-weather,, five-passenger model. The '
four factors of car character beauty, strength, power and comfort are
appreciably evident in this new Haynes. .'
HENRY A. ROWAN,' Jr., Co.
2031 Market Street
If there is no Haynes dealer in your town, write us for descriptiro booklet. Ph., Spruce 4725.
1893 THE HAYNES IS AMERICA'S FIRST CAR 1970
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WAR SURPIUS EQUIPMENT
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A bargain, like time,
waits for no man
Neither does an opportunity, like this sale of
Du Pont Equipment, knock at your door twice
Thousands of manufacturers, in almost every industry throughout the
country, among them the world's leaders in their respective lines, arc buying
our surplus equipment and material. They buy tor
emergencies, they buy for present needs and they buy
for the future.
They find our sale of surplus equipment is a rev
elation in economy. They find among our mammodi
stocks, machinery and material in serviceable condition,
ready for immediate delivery, and at prices far below
their market value. That's why they have bought, in a
few short months, millions of dollars' worth.
Have you benefited from our sale? Have you in
vestigated our offerings? Surely you can't afford to pass
up an opportunity like this one, when others in your
trade are taking advantage of it.
No matter what industry you are in we have
something you can use. And at prices that will sur
prise you. Only a few of the thousand and one items
are listed in the coupon.
All offerings subject to prior sale. t "
' l3ont deiay another day. Write, wire or telephone
us what ypu needor else, to save time, come person
ally to Wilmington or to any of our plants listed below.
A, bargain, like time,, waits for no man.
Du Pont Chemical Company
Incorporated
Wilmington. Delaware
Darludalc, V1. , lfcukcll, N. J. Hopewell, Va.
Carney'i Point, N. J. Prlin, N. J.
Just a few of the jcveral
thousand items offered
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Air Compressors
Blowers
CafetcriaEuipment
Centrifugal
Wringers
Conveyors
Corliss Engines
Dryers (Textile)
Dryers (Soda)
Electrical Fixtures
Elevators
Feed Water Heaters
Generators
Hydraulic Presses
Machine Shop Tools
Pumps (all kinds)
Rectification
Apparatus
Stills '
Tanks
Thermostats
Transmission Equip
ment '
Turbo Generators
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GLASSES
for All Ages
As Low as $1.50
Ihoroothr.tamlnallon
rrCMrlptlonn VWfi
t aprtlallKt In aMurale fllllni of Mfocala
and frlal Irnaea for nlfllnilt rant.
W. L. BACHE, 613 Market Street
Uptown Offlffl 2001 W. York SI. .
Onn nv'a-a. 1 (o , Kne.pt Hnt
"All rlftht,
you, ph. wr,
IhPti. wo'll prove It to
ICoIIiibIV7 TomorroWi fit
3 o'nloclt. Mrs. KnllnnkV. you Hrnd WIRB
UohIo hero to Kct It In black and whlto,
a real, honeBt-to.KoOdncBH contract, $B0
n week and wardrobe In first road com
pany of 'Tho Laughing Olrl.' Black and
white, eh? IIow'b that?"
"Mama I Mr. Oratz! yes, mama,
YphI YcbI"
Two trars ovorflowed .and ilKzaKfC.d
down and Into Mm, Kolinsky's caHcude
of chins, her mouth distorted Willi an
effort to swallow thorn back,
"Mama, dear, I won't como It"
"Now, now, Mrs. Kolinsky, you'd
think I was dolnrr your llttlo daughter
a bad turn, Instead of glUntf her ono
chance In a million."
HCrher papa would say Just llko
me If ho Knew, Mr. Orate. Bo m'
Innocent sho l, llko Bho waa bofn yes
terday. 1 know, ,Mr. Oratz. what cu
happen with a girl that gooa out Ilk.
that In the world. Twenty years auv
fiadl rtabltsky, tny husband's brother-in-law's
Blter-ln-law's fflrl, Went, too
on the stage, and now-r" '
Copvrioht, 1819, tu wnuiir simaiceit
(cofrrmuRD TOMonnow) . n
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N. Z. GRAVES
InrorooraUd
400 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
Tba Hoati of Soetlaltlta In Palott
and YaroUhta
IN SPOTLESS TOWN
of rat renofn. both
lim UP Anv Hi(l xt
UPIN'S
HANDY PAD
IUmov thine. areaiM
road ami food dtalni
iroin cioinin?. Riovea,
apalK. mr Una many
. i oinr un-n. ITIPO 1KO.
nt UrOK, Department, yiatlonery, aro
eery, Hnrdwaf-n and lenrl Hloroa.
Mad only by Tho I.npln Co.
N. K. Cor. 16th li 1'arrlAh Ma.. I'hlla.
"Diamond Dyes"
Tell You How
A Child enn Follow Directions
and get Perfect Results
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Kaeh paekare of "Diamond Vyti"
Tontalna rilreetlona ao almplo that
any woman can dliimond-de a now.
rich, fodele rolor Into uorn.
hnMir cnrmenla. droperlen, coTtr
Inta, whether ltool, ellk, linen, cot
ton or mixed roods.
Hoy "Diamond Dyes" no oilier
kind then perfect renulla are funr
anteed eren If you haio neter dyed
liefore. Druxcltt haa color enrd.
Adv.
Announcing Our
Annual
Electric Washer
Sale
EASY payments -7 a splendid,
i high-grade electric washer
protection on the price these are
the features of our May Sale of
electric clothes washers.
$10:22
places one of these washers the well-known Prima in your home, and
the balance is payable in convenient monthly payments. You actually
save money by investing in a Prima, for you must pay your laundress
more than you put into the Prima monthly payments.
This sale is in line with our price protection policy. The Prima is one of the
best and lowest priced washers in its class. The price has not been raised
for eighteen months, and we arc glad to give our customers this oppor
tunity to buy the Prima before the price advances.
Visit the Electric Shop at Tenth and Chestnut Street er any of the l
District Sales Offices listed and have our electric washing machine tf. l
experts give you a practical demonstration of the -Prima washer. jsjj
9 South 40th Street 3100 Kenalnfton Avenue "'
18th Street and Columbia Avenue 4600 Frankf ord Avenue
7 and 9 West Chelten Avenue
The PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
m xRSs In
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We Give
A Ten-Day Tube
Of Pepcodent to everyone
who ak. There it no reason
for not learning what it does.
Send the coupon and Watch
the results for ten days.
Your Mirror Tells
JSee what your teeth show in ten days
All statements approved by high dental authorities
If you think your teeth are clean and
white, see what film removal does.
Do what millions have done try
this new way for ten days. See how
the teeth then glisten noi how clean
they feel. It may bring a new dental
era, both to you and yours.
All teeth have film
On all teeth there's a viscous film.
You can feel it with your tongue. It is
ever-present, ever-forming. And mod
ern science traces most tooth troubles
to it.
iFilm clings to teeth, enters crevices
and stays. Then, in the months be
tween your dental cleanings, it may do
a ceaseless damage.
It is the film-coat that discolors
not the teeth. Film is the basis of tar
tar. It holds food substance which fer
ments and forms acid. It holds the
acid in contact with the tee4 to cause
decay.
Millions of germs breed in it. They,
with tartar, are the chief cause of pyor
rhea. Very few people, under old meth
ods, have escaped these .trouble.
The brush is inadequate
The ordinary tooth paste does not
dissolve film, so the tooth brush does
not end it. Countless people find that
well-brushed teeth still discolor and
decay. Tooth troubles have been con
stantly increasing.
So dental science has for years sought
a way to fight this film. Some time ago
the way was found, and able authori
ties) by ; many clinical tests, have amply
proved its efficiency. .Today leading
dentists everywhere are urging its
daily use. And millions have already
adopted it.
The method is embodied in a denti
frice called Pepsodent a scientific
tooth paste, made to comply with all
modern requirements. It combines
three major factors which arc new and
beneficial.
Based on active pepsin
Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the di
gestant of albumin. The film is albu
minous matter. The object of Pepso
dent is to dissolve it, then to day by
day combat it.
Pepsin long seemed impossible. It
must be activated, and the usual agent
is an acid harmful to the teeth. But
science has evolved a harmless activat
ing method. Now active pepsin can be
daily applied, and forced by the brush
where the film goes.
Free to all who ask
The object now is to quickly show
the millions how much this method
means. So a 10-Day Tube of Pepso
dent is sent to all who ask.
Mail the coupon for it. Note how
clean the teeth feel after using. Mark
the absence of the viscous film. Sec
how teeth whiten as the film-coat dis
appears. It will be a revelation.
Note the people who have done this.
You sec white teeth on every side to
day. Try the method they use. See
the effects on your own teeth. Cut out
ihc coupon so you won't forget.
Men's teeth discolor most
Some because of tobacco some for
other reasons. Their film-coats gener
ally show the greatest stain. They will
see the most conspicuous results. But
nearly all teeth have some cloudy film.
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Children's teeth most apt
to decay
Children's teeth decay most. Scarcely
a child reaches 15 years with all teeth
sound.
The film-coat causes' that decay. So,
when you see what Pepsodent does, be
sure that the children employ It. Lifa
long effects may bo prevented by it.
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A scientific film combatant, combined with two other newly
recognized essentials. Now advised by leading dentists every
where, and used daily on millions of teeth. All drug-gists supply
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