'h . , 47 i(.V' tyk ft,- i S? '-3r .'. pt .( i , . -.' ."i"' s- v,' JF . rV - .U', ',1 ! " AV "u. S? .J ',-( v .l .;v , ...' W "V3 , ' iv it 1., lv '- 'fV - i Y 10 ''VfeS 'X EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PfflL ti SWTROLLEYCO. IJjy roadbed between Lincoln avenue nnd City line, involving the,1 borough of Col- MliiKxwood ngnlnxt the Public Service Haltwu.v Co. Is considered here. Mayor Tlionnis V. .lack Is behind the move ment to make the corporation live up to Ub agreement. Ho Is being supported by the board of commissioners. John It. Kates, borough solicitor, and hundreds of citizens, especially abutting property Rtarted, according to borough officials. Mayor Jack Is demanding that tho agreement be lived up to. The corpora tion declares It has no money to do the work, It is developing Into u three-cornered fight, for the Charles Kavanaugh Paving Co., of Newark, has entered Into the altercation. This company is-rxpavlne lladdon avenue now. Mr. Kavanaugh Instructed Major .lack nnd the solicitor that he would not guarantee his work on that section of lladdou avenue where tl trolley bed Is not completed when he starts icpavlng that xoctlou of the street, and he has ho longer thun Oc tober 1 to complete the entire job. The boroughl officials refuse to. release any part of the contract With tho Kavanaugh company. Iu a month the lower section of llad don avenuo whero tho trolloy roadbed hfls been completed tit a year will be repaved, and tho paving company will bo ready then to fatart tho mile stretch now luvolved in the controversy. State Hospital Inmate Drowns Trenton, .Tune .'J. (leorg'o V Ixw Ingcr, of this city, an iunioto of the Btato hospital, wns drowned In the feeder ot the Delaware and Hnrlton cnnal, near the hospital, yesterday, lie escaped from tho hospital earlier Iu tyio day. Ills clothcu wcro fouod along the banks of tha stream t'a not known whether ho contemtihtifl siilcldo or merely Intended tokln! UP PING ., iioiucrs oiong tnnt neetiou or iiatldou (.OolllngSWOod Demands Laying avenue yet to bMnvI. ;uiil motorlMH. " I ..' " J & Haddon avenue Is being repaved at at a V-ii .'. i - al I a. . I ... -. -n min ,. - . ., I 1 i . . l n-f Nnu Trnrlo nil t-lnrl- cost of 570.000 to be n mm uy a uoihi i issue. The I'uhllc burvitc agreed to lay new tracks and roadbed on Ilnddon ave nue from one end of the borough to the other before the. street-paving work was don Avonuo ;''' ! LACK OF FUNDS ALLEGED WffiW? HOLDS 4.tf;'CoHlngnwoofl, N. !.. June ft. A suit hi 'fF me, iiiiiiiriiiiiiu couipieiiou 01 mc irui- ff"-" i i-- - l'$s? ?, '. , K'r .J. V ' if'-. ' l?f W LEXINGTONS .A number of 7-pnss. tour'ng cars, wood and wire wheel equipment Selection of colors. Attractive prices. LEXINGTON MOTOR COM PANY OF PENNA. W. A. Kt'HHIt, Vrmlilrtri , 851 North llronil Strert. lhlln. ytrm KILLS QUICK Roaches, Flies, Bodbugi, Fleai, Motht, Germ 'TIIE mirf-it, rlmnt. natrtt nml mnut sntlnfoctnrT tnnw iVro.vT piiiI ul-Intw-tnnt. "HITS-IT" l tlic woit inrniy of Kfrmn. dlnrnne tinil vermin. -At lradlnc Ktortrn nnd ilniKKifits. aOHN I.l'.CItOY X. SOX. Camden. N. J. Ih 'v'Nw!niilnrnnnmn'fortarr Old Panama Hats Cleaned and Reblockcd r IllMrhMl In the tSvs Htrle-i. Ranat to New. L, STAR HAT CLEANING CO. vr 3 latou. Filbert " Jr HOME VICTOR WATER HEATER FOB COAL MW principle: constant ur pty:H to 30 Kallnnt. 1c. ITeiiti radlntora alio. Th're li noth !n Jut as ood. Freo bock. Reeves Stove 38 & Foundry Co. So. 2d N. Z. GRAVES InroniorntrU 400 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA The House of Sprclnltlm in Paints oud Varnishes PsSmtef f h RAILS About 3000 tons 25-lh. unJrlllc.l rail?. letKths 10 and 12 ft.: for tmm.-llat- ship ment by rail or wator: located at Kearney 'N. J.; Philadelphia and Norfolk, nt u bargain. International Pipe & Supply Company 1414 So. I'emt Square. I'hlla.. l'a. Locust 43-87 BV Fonri.enEast Sixiietk Street A luxurious residential hotel opposite the Metropolitan Club and Fifth avenue entrance to Central Park. Easy access to the theatres, clubs and shop pine centers. EAGER & BABCOCK NEW YOUK CITY A.K.N. BUTTER f Quality grocers recommend A. K. N. "Philadelphia's Finest Butter" to their most particular customers. Fresh as country air, as pure as its golden color, and as appetizing as the original Rood, old-fashioned recipe can make it. H. R. AIKEN Wholesale Butter, Eggs, Margarineu 138 X, Delaware Ave.. I'lilla. Y if Why You Should Start A Savings Account It provides you with actual cash at hand to take advantage of many things business, ill ness, accident; actual cash earn ing money for you and growing for the time when you need it most. The man who waits for a "better time" to begin saving never begins. Start today. We Pay 3.65 Interest from day you deposit nnd permit yuu to draw four ('beets a month. )pgeSe 9AM.T010RM- iw-a BAR HARBOR EXPRESS Through Train to New England Via Hell Gale Ilrldee Route lleainnlnc Juno 11 Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday LV. I'hlla. inroad St Station). 4 01 V M . West Philadelphia . . . . W P M North Philadelphia . . . . . 420 P.M. Trenton ...... 4.81 P.M. New York (Penna Sta.l. . . fl.4 P.M. Ar. Portland K-11' A M. liar Harbor 1'.' to P.M. Returning. Tuesdays, Thursdavs and Sundavs. Ix-glnnlnir June 17. leave liar Harbor -.'.ao I'M .leave Port; land UAn P.M . arrive Proud Street Station, Philadelphia 10 33 A. It Tlimiich SleMilnr Cars DInlnr Our ben Ice No Coaches , Throunh Bleeplnr Cur to Hockland tnlnitlntf .TlinM t!l Through Sleeping Car to. Ilretton Woods Wednesdays nnd Fridays tie- i (tinning June n. srrjvma um rypods about 7.03 A,M. nnsylvania System ertloh vtdlh J . . veil iiurtiwa k. r, 711 M.n. hi''"'l ranner Buy An Electric Washer NOW-andsave $3522 YOU save $35 by buyjtag a Prima Electric Washer from us NOW! FIRST because the price must advance $15 at the end of this sale; SECOND because the Prima costs $20 less right now than any other washer in the same class a total saving of $35! Remember: This money saving opportunity holds good only a few days more. First Payment $ 1 0 places the Prima Electric Washer in your 'home. Convenient and easy monthly pay ments will soon complete the balance. Think of it! you can buy the Prima for what it costs you every month for a laundress. We unhesitatingly recommend the Prima Electric Washer as exceptional value. It is a first-class, standard machine ten sheet capac ity (greater than most machines); swinging wringer ; simple and sturdy construction ; easy to operate. Let our electric washer experts show you the Prima t in actual operation at the Electric Shop, Tenth and Chestnut Street, or most convenient District Office, or phone Walnut 4700 for full information. 9 9 South 40th Street 3100 Kensington Avenue 18th Street and Columbia Avenue 4600 Frankford Avenue 7 and 9 West Chelten Avenue The PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY Burn Less Coal And Get More Ppwer POWER plants using the: Automatic Combustion Control (Gray System) accomplish both. Savings in fuel cost are guaranteed to be from 5 to 20. At the same time greater power is obtained because the Automatic Combustion Control makes nearly perfect combustion possible. The Automatic Combustion Control was perfected after years of scientific research. Several industrial plants have had it in constant operation for eight years since it was first put on the market. It has , never failed. So nearly does this appliance make possible per fect combustion that you can burn the smallest sizes of prepared Anthracite or River coal and still maintain maximum combustion efficiency. Every owner, manager or superintendent should be familiar with this scientific development. Upon request we will forward you . full information in booklet form. Or, if you like, one of our Combus tion Engineers will call and explain in detail just how this system can be applied to your plant. Sending for further information costs you nothing and obligates you in no way. Drop us a card today. Automatic Fuel Saving Company Bulletin Building Telephone, Spruce 5874 I AUTOMATIC H I ' COHEUSTIpy CONTROL I g CRAY SYSTEM H ' ' ii i 'l Riding Year After Year in the Same Pierce-Arrow No car built will roll up greater mileage than the Pierce-Arrow with so little need of repairs or overhauling. But when attention is needed, our factory -trained experts and up-to-date facilities are at once at ypur command. Back of Foss-Hughes service are nearly 15 years of continuous experience, a complete staff of factory - trained mechanics, an adequate stock of parts and up-to-date facilities. Foss-Hughes service explains why of the 166 Series 3 cars delivered in this territory between four and five years ago 96 are still in the hands of their original purchasers. Foss-Hughes service is everything that the highest grade of equipment and personnel can be, and does every thing to assure continuous Pierce-Arrow performance of highest quality. No lesser service would be worthy of the kind of car we handle. Every car requires attention to avoid difficulties-and big repair bills. FOSS-HUGHES COMPANY Twenty-first and Market Streets Philadelphia, Pa. I'llOMPT DRLIVKniBS ON MOST BODY STYLES JlX3oJl ARROW DUAL VALVE SIX vv "Wear-Ever" Stock Pot -asv The Battleship Tennessee Is Equipped with "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Steam Jacketed Kettles The Battleship Tennessee newest and finest ship in the U. S. Navy reflects the most modern ideas in construction and equipment. The Tennessee is 624 ft. long and 97 ft. at its extreme breadth to its outside arma ments. Carries twelve 1 4 inch guns having a range of 30,000 yards. All twelve master weapons can be concentrated on either broadside to hurl at a single salvo a total of 16,800 lbs. of projectiles charged with high explosives. "Wear-Ever" Heavy Sauce Pan WEAR-EVgR Being thoroughly modern in every way, it is but natural that its galley equipment includes a complete installation of "Wear-Ever" Steam Jacketed Kettles. This equipment comprises seven 80 gallon and three 60 gallon Aluminum Steam Jacketed Kettles. "Wear-Ever" utensils for ship, hotel and insti-' tutional use are made of the same metal and in the same way as the "Wear-Ever" utensils used in the kitchens of modern homes. The only difference is in thickness of metal and slyles of utensils. fr tX o ALUMINUM TRADEMARK; "Wear-Ever" Steam Jacketed Kettle Replace utensils that wear out with utensils that "Wear-Ever" The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Cp., ulew Kensington, Pa. 7' ft 1 ffl I & "Wear-Ever" Liberty Urn ' lU'"'Vr'.''c'l l- t! AAJt.t .J '''k''iiV wwVlit' fca ? :.iAj. .: BfchMi iiiiPjH '-M;iy rAwmmmm afg.-'j.:.! iib&fc& 1 . im'2M.frMmMm ii, .. j.jiiM
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