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POST IS PROMISED
SAY ADS REDUCE
CONSUMER COSIS
Varo Floor Loader In Council
Against Measure to Bo Intro
duced Today
BILL CALLS FOR APPRAISAL
rM.np!lmnn Unll. Vnre floor lender. '
.nnminrcil lodnj I.P HMW r movP
, l,vr the cltv protect nsalnst thr
Rapid Transit Co.'. "no trep transfer.
P'"' ... lnilnnPllilpnt.
rouncilmnn num.
WJH Introduce an ordinance tomorrow
1 ctlnc the rity .ollcimr to join In
irot ngnln-t the plan, which is
to add $3,000,000 to the company rev-
.mip to become effective .iuiji.
ftltIO, '' "" ,. nnnrnnr ntPS S.)0.'-
oJM he xp n Vof nn appraisal o
OflO for ti J"1 "J"' . n n,i if. (icr
i. Tlnn 1 irniimi ;-.., ..
Lively Battle for State Com- Mistaken Boliof Refuted at Ad
mander to Take Place at vertising Clubs of World
Allontown Cantonment ( , Convention '
TWO ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Thprp ll ho n IIvpIv Oaht for Mi By tlicAMoclateiJ IVpos
r'?i,lP '1,;1,J,.r,t",P!!i S.?,,"if.;: In.Hnnnplh. Jn(. 7-A.hvrtl.lnK
tatp pantonmont 'in Allpntnwn Jiiiiolre',l"'r'' the post to tliproniumor lintrnd
.iTKTdon "by'aboarl.ap.
Ph the M.or. PoUn, o(
UllU l. fc."-yr
three couucllmcii
pcrH.
U'onlil no nascil on Report
T'nnn the pommi"'"" "
SSSstea.rsJ
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Air 11.11 "lllii in ' -"-- . .
mploTineiit of PKpe.t. for any npprni-.ni
"OIK ... ,n.ii ,1- ll,o Intl." llP
i.pt tie nn " : '--.,
"TIipip l no oocasion 10 i
i1op not favor trip
drclniPi!
?.-nonoon o..iridcM
t. ' . 1 T.n.l ailTf bettpr servipp
trt cnrTiiin . . . pnnHnueil.
continued,
the rrnnK.n... Y--?-'... ,..,;
then proceed "","''" "' ,',,
4l.cn the city can trn to the P. It
X ," ndded Ilnli. ' nnu f . -"
are, Ro nncnn.
Hall I'pholds 1-ctises
Mr. Hall Hnred hcu ..ndcrbMns
Wp, linve nothtnc io nni.i V ' in
(It xitunnon. '"-". , rlailn.
. old a- hip ?.- '"",;- ,-hv nnv
..1 nm cannot ir -
!"!:!" ' " -..nPllman n-wrt
l tht "on "Int nKRinSt the 1 II.
T emanate from tmine- nssociationo
L Tk : nt the .natter "from uar.on
eomm.un.ty i cwpoin ;
itorl "ml that he ncldoni nf the trol
llS but believes he has n Rood ernsp
ob the situation.
The Ordinance
The ordinance, nftcr the preamble,
wad as follow : . ...
Thrrefore. the CoiiiipiI of tlio it
of Philadelphia does orllaln as follows:
'Section 1 That the Major mill
the c.tv solicitor nre hereby anthor
M and directed t.i intervene nn behalf
of the citv of I'hiladclplila ns party
(omplalnant In the suits now penclluc
Wore the I'libllc Service Cominision
of Philadelphia. prajii.K for the nboli
tlon of exchange tickets and incicascd
I lervicc and for a .eduction or tl.e
rentali paid ny inc l-ninim-iimm ..!..
Transit Co. to its leaded lines and for
apprai-ement ot an tne propcri.v ui
! faid I'lillndclphia Hapld Transit C o.
an
the
.. iia ...;.! IkhupiI lines tir to file u new
complaint before the ,1'ubUc Sctvicc
rimmlo.li.n In ttlO 11111110 Of tllP CiU',
praylns with like pnurpoc and effect.
"siitun . To nisist in nttnlniuc the
aboio objects the Major is hereby au
thorized and directed to nppoiut an Ap
praised Commission consisting of five
persons three of whom shnll be niem
bM of Council. It Minll be the duty
ef said appiaised -oinnilMon to make
or (aiio to bo mado an Inventory nntl
appraisal of tho value of all the prop-ertj-
used and useful of the I'hiladclpliia
Itapid Transit Co. and its leased lines
and to investigate nnd leport the amount
of all eapitnl paid in to said Philadel
phia Itapid Tiansit Co. and trf its leased
lines for stocks and bonds. Iaued
theribj. nnd to nscertain ns far as pos-
h nblc how much cf said inonejs wns np-
rii to construction nntl equipment.
Hir city solicitor slinll picent the
report of said npprnised pommission
to the Public Sen ice Commission of
Penns.lanln and run so the finilintr nnil
facts set fortli the.cin to be properlj'.
prcaentea to said I'utilic. Service Uom
mistiou ns evidence in the complaints
before naid Public Scrire Commission
filed in aicordancc herewith. Said ap
praisal rommisiiion is hereby cmpowcied
nd illrccteil tjj employ a consulting en
pneer skilled in trnction matters and
In the nppinif.nl of the prope.ty of street
rnilunjs to assim the (ommlsslon in the
performance of its duties.
".Section .1. Said appraisal commis-
NcltMAN II. Wig ,:wn''
An nsslstnnt secretary of the treas
ury, who It Is expected will bo ap.
pointed ns under secretary of state
-Io succeed Frank h. Polk, who hag
resigned, to take effect on June 15
slon shall Immediately upon its appoint
ment organize nnd proceed to Its duties
nnd .tdinll flic n report of it work to
the Major nnd to Council within six
months from the date thereof.
".Section 4. The sum of $.-j0,000 is
hereby appropriated to carry out the
nbovc purposes nnd to pay the expenses
of snld commission in .performing the
duties hereby ponfcrrcil upon it or so
much thereof ns maj be reipil.ed in the
premises."
TWELVE GIRLS
18 nnd If)
, The fniididflpy of AVIillnm 0. Mur
I dock, stnfc ndtutnnt, of Nortlmmbrr
Und county, is being piomnteil thiough
nut nil counties. It Is undo. stood thnt
Mr, Murclock has the suppoi t of a large
'number of, posts.
Lj-cll H. Spangle, of Wllliamsport,
Lycominj; county, vice commander. De-
i partment of Pennsylvania. Is beinj
kupported for the position of depart -
rrent commander by the I.vcon.iiig
J county delegation.
llien tliero is (be clnliu nf Pitts
burgh. Allpghrny county, to tho posi
tion of department uunmnuilo 1-n the
year 11)21. It Is being said in Pitts
burgh thnt they ought to niche the
conimnndersl.lp in view of the 'not that
they btcpned nsido nt the HairNlmrg
cantonment nnd swung Its support to
George V, Tyler, of Montgomery enmi
ty, the prccnt depa. tinc.it commander.
Whether or not Philadelphia will R0
to the cantonment with n candidate for
tlie lilgnest l.egion otlice in the stntc
is n question runt is jet
mined. 'I'll
will consist
iL i.epim omcp in rue stntc i rommerpp "Wit'
ton that Is jet to he deter-I ' Xmductlnn I
The MPitntinii front this rltvt Vml ,nrcp "wil? '
dst of I.'i.S delPgntPs and l.'ISl" Tof low'
a n..,i n....Hi.-.i.. 1-n qua ..on ot ion
of adding nn additional tat to tne
nrllclc, In tho opinion of speakers nt
today s genernl soRinii of the sixteenth
annual convention nf tne Aocieted
Advertising Chilis nf the World, which
opened bore, jesterday. it wns also
pointed out thnt advertising lifts the
market standard nnd Is nn essential
factor In successful distribution of
goods.
Keiibcn H. Donnelley, nf Chicago,
president of the organization, p.osidcd
nnd named a number of convention com
mittees. One of the most important of
thee wns the committee on tesolutlons,
of which George L. Shnrpe, of Cleve
land, will be chairman.
"It Is entirely wrongo look upon
the expense of advertising as one of
the costs which ndd to the price." de
clared Joseph French Johnson, dean of
the New York University School of
Commerce, "WHhoift advertising In. ge
ls niisoiuieiy lnipusMinp
ptoduction is tho sine
l urtlicrniot
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ItKV. OK. WILLIAM II. KOnEIlTS
DR. WM. H. ROBERTS QUITS
Falling Health Necessitates Retire
ment of Presbyterians' Stated Clerk
Failing health has compelled the Kcv.
Or. William II Koherts. stotcd clerk
fjf the Prcsbttrrinn General Assembly,
plonker in innny movements for chuicli
unity, to leslgn l.Is liosition
9 HURT BY AUTOS, ,
2BYTR0LLEYCARS
Cermantown Man Injured as He
Upsets Own Machine to
Avoid Collision
RIDER'S SKULL FRACTURED
Nine persons were injured, more or
less seriously, in nutomobile accidents
yesterday, nnd two were Injured when
struck by trolley cars
Joseph Cuppulo. twenty-one years
old. of IIS Knst Horton street. German -
town, wns pinned benenth his automo
bile nt Sixteenth nnd Dauphin streets,
wlicn it overturned ns he was making
a turn to avoid another car. He wns
taken to the Women's Homeopathic
TTninttnl In n unrtmld rnmlition.
utomobile of Joscpn .Mftz,
MAN AND "BW DROWNED
-T " '
Companion Nearly Succumbs At
tempting Rescue After Upset
A mnn nnil n hov were drowned yes
terday and a third narrowly escaped
death In trying to rescue a compnnion
who snnk. '
Those drowned were Ictor Gavn
tiore, thirteen years old, IWO North
Sixty-fourth street, nnd John Shields,
twenty-four jenrs old, of Olcnoldcn,
Pn
Gatanore was swimming in n quarry
pool nt Sixty-fifth and Cnllowhlll
streets Inst night wIipii he suddenly
ank nftcr shouting for help. Pntrol
mnn Frank Spajdlng, of the Sixty-first
and Thompson streets station, plunged
into the pool, but Onvnnore sank be
fore Spnldlng could reach him. -y
Shields was drowned when n eanos.
In which he and Enrl Glbble. of Darby,
were drifting overturned. Glbble made
n heiolc attempt to snvc his companion
und. wns dragged exhausted from the
river by the police of the Hog Island
patrol
Fp to an early hour this morning
neither of the bodies Iwid been recov
ered. KIDDIES GIVEN'OUTING.
ROBBERY SUSPECT
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IS GIVEN LIBERTY
Magistrate Wrigloy Reloaasrt
Man, Arrested After Assault.
Without Hearing
ACCUSED BY CAFE CHEF
ij , ... ii--.iii lilt iwnmuiii .
Tn nilillllnn In liulnir nno nf the must1
... . ' '" " V? . . ,.!.. I
elliclent men in the (lencrai Asscnmiy,
Doctor ltnbeits is held In high esteem
tumiughout the country,
Hp is heeiitv-slx vpars old. hns been
ill siuce last fall, and nt the recent
General Assembly session in the Acad
emy of Music, requested the nppoint
ment of n committee to take charge of
his office, nnd nrrnuge for enrrying on
the woilt nf lio ohnroh. Ill the CVCllt Of
n turn for the worse In his physical
condition
When tho n
.Till North Seventeenth street, wns ,200 Little Cripples Guests of Mrs
being driven around n cury ,, , , b
rlstown it stiuck n pole, nnd Jlct nniJ , , ,, , ... .i
five others weio Injured. Met., who' Clipped children, students In the
wns tlirnn-ii tlirmiifli the windshield, orthopedic department of the McCall
was taken to Ihp Kivcrvicw Hospital I Nfiiiml. hlxtli nnd hpnire streets
Two men wore injured when n mot-of
! cycle with side car crashed into n tree and tho women me
1 nt Asylum pike nnd Orthodox sticct I Uty M"tor lub
.to avoid striking n wtmnn. Frnt.k thn 1 1. , J . , hyl
PDAniiATC '"t7 ' oxlniately iVlO ps IIV.lTshig see?o,'Tt thnt p' l7"i,nli T'"' '"'"'r """"J1 Domlor "
GRADUATE commnndcrs nnd adjutants. The stnto "V PJiI?, "B-fW.?. L i L , ,i ul "' Tts to take charge of bis offirj-. con -
delecnt on will hold n rnnfoio.,,. i h". K""i'ii"t.,-:. .'':":' r .i I sists of the Rev. Dr. Samuel M I'.aimer.
late, at Notre Dame'thc City Club aypvenlngimo 1,. JXl W'Z&nx 7 hnlli tS- .'-"iM.iV dV
y Exercises , "' ," L" Z ' l"'K.S'm? V runn k Co. Chicngo. stresso, the imp,,,- .Tiwnii. nn''nf PnnTlona: Calif. :
or rrnH -i t ,"l"J,'3i'l","u " -n" tamv of tho-ough analysis of product jn A n V F!n licntt. of 'Atlantic
iPiwlomv n u'..miii. n-i.. w.i... m -.. t.. . and ninrltct in planning sales ami nd- f:i.. n,i t,n t.. r)r. Genrce It.
Archbishop Offic
Academ
Twelve clrls
the Notre Dame
tcnlioi.se square, this afternoon. . i 1115, has determined to follow n nnv-
father .icopli A. Whitnker ad- ns-you-go policy. David U. Simpson
dicsscd the graduates and presented the, is pommpnder of this post and In its
diplomas. Aichbixhop Dougherty closed ' notleps it prints tin following:
the exercises with the solemn bene-I "This month finds us ns the only
diction )f the blessed sacrament. ,100 per cent pnld-up post in Philn-
Diplomas were awarded to Helen I dolphin. Thp dropping ot theo 122
V. Adlcr, Agnes M. llnrton. Helen A. i members from our rolls wns due mot!v
IloothbjvMndeline G. Cnngnnro. Agnes ' to removnl from the city or enlistment
M. ilnnngnn, Catherine A. Iludders, in the regular servie'e. During tho Inst
Mnry K. hovntt. Mnry M. Mulherin, ' month we enrolled seventy-nine new
Agnes G. Perot. Mario It. Uilej, Mnr member'."
.1. Skclly and Wlnified It Thomas. '' - . .
r, ., , WILL AIDS CHARITIES
uutuus of a uay t
! i Bequests to Institutions Made
Richard F. Reed I
vortlsln' cnmnnlrr.s.
"There nre still too many people
who believe that advertising is more
or less nn expensive luxury, nnd thnt
II is nn expense thnt consumjrs must
pnv for If they buy ndvertiscd goods."
Mr Weld said. "Advertising not onl.t
reduces selling cots by producing n
greater deinnnd for the same oxpendi-1
tnro. hut it n so reduces. mnnuincturins
expenses by mnklng liossible large-scale ,nn,lr
'production, by bringing about n staud- j that
' mdiration of commodities nnd liy trnn"
demnnds
Stewnrt. nresident of Auburn Theologi
cap Seminary, Auburn, N. Y. Doctor
Stewart is secretary of the committee.
School. Sixth nnd Snrure streets, arc
the guests of Mrs. J. Hampton Moore
women members of the miauer
today ou u trip to
fiirm at Fox Chnse.
Onlllno. twentv-slx years old. ot 1021 1, --rippieii children from other insu
Hast Columbia avenue, riding in tho j t"tloiiH were n so taken on the outing,
side car. sustnined n fracture of the I tho total number of youngsters being
skull and a rod pierced his side Hd- , "bout 200. 'I ho women motorists fur
ward i.ongchamp, tweutyonp pars nishpil fifty ars to take thp children
old. samp address, rider of the cycle, und bring them home.
Is also seriously injuied. Itoth wore I ... ,.';e I'"'!' assembled nt the Hole
taken to tho Frankford Hospittil hong 'iN?U".n .'.' " afternoon. lhe McCal
champ was arrested later nnd held ns , S(h.00 ',,ll,lr', were taken in tl hool
a material witness. I '?torhnsvos. Used to carry the little
Ilvmnn c:i-nol,m-. fntirteon voms -il.l. Tipples between their homes nnd the
,i-a. ,-; , ::..;.. ...',. .
Poles Raise $70,000 in Camden
At n mass-meeting held in n linll nt
Tenth street and Kaighn nvenue. Cam
den, jesterday afternoon in the interest
of the Polish Government bond loan an
nouncement wns mntle by the clminnnn
thnt more than $70,000 hns been sub
scribed since tho beginning of the cam
paign, only n few days ago. The quota
for Cnmdcn county Is ShiO.OOQ. nnd It
of 2.101 Oxford street, was siruck a'
Twent -first nnd Diamond streets bj a
north -bound Hunting Park trolley enr
He was taken to the Nn.thwest Gen
eral Hospital His shoulder wns dis
located and his scalp injured. Tho
motortnnn nnd conductor of the car
were arrested
Joseph I.oftus. twenty-two jenrs old.
of 2ZAC, Hint Birch street, was struck
by a trollev car at Front nnd Dauphin
streets
M'honl, to tho hotel. At the farm the
children we. o o.ftertHlncd and given re
A man accused of hlghwnv robbery
was released without a further hearing
tojlay by Magistrate Wrlgtey, The de
fendant wns Hnrry McTague. twenty
life years old. GrnU street above York1,
Mp wos accused nf beating .TnniM
White, n ncro. Germnntown and
Hunting Park avpnues Saturday night
and of taking $1.00 from him.
White, n restaurant chef, living-)!
Sharswood stieet near Diamond, tvs
taken to St. Luke's Hospital. Ihvwsx
put about the heud nnd eyes andTtiro
stitches were required in his lips.
McTague was arrested soon nfter
wnrd nnd nrralgned yesterday morning
before Mugistrnte Wrigloy, in the Gcr
mniitown and Lycoming avenues sta
tion. White identified the prisoner us
his assailant McTagpo was held in
$1000 bail on charges of aggravated
assnult and battery and highway rob
bery. Two hours nftcr the hearing. It h
said, the magistrate returned to this
station house. He was accompnnled by
William K. Staub,' 1-M0 West Jeromn
street, nnd Philip II Crockett, 3612
North Wnrnnck street Tho former is
Vnre committeeman in the twenty-second
division and the Intter Vnrn com
mitteeman in the thirtv uintii division
of the Forty -third ward
frcshments They will get home bi 0 '. ..;V""""?.,.P. .,'Y, ,BV. ""WJE L
n'n.n.I ,..: ...,i.... nil co, orucrcu mi" rcicuso ui .mcxusxib
o clock this evening. for n further hearing this morning.
nvm ic-r uiiot im nrtt I leinn Thi'' '"orning. it is said, the magistrate,
CYCLIST HURT IN COLLISION! without giving McTnguo a further
hearing, ordered his discharge.
Shipyard Worker Receives Broken ' When the magistrate was asked r-
Leg In Crash With Automobile
West Chester. la.. June 7. Robert
He sustained lneprntinns nnil . R. Itowp. of South Matlock street, this
contusions. The boy was treated at the plans is in n serious condition in the
Lpiscopnl Hospital. I Homeopathic Ilospitnl Here ss thp rp-
suit of n collision enrly toilsy between
Cycle Hits Car, Man Hurt " motorcycle he yas riding und nn nu
i.-i. -.... -t cin n...... ...... tnmobilo driven by O-scnr Highfield. of
"I'.'0'" " "" ''"' xirrei. i.,, rnriior. Uazpil lir t io nn
! pnnllnir tho infliieneo pxcrten in tn
prisoner's bolinlf. he asserted thnt poli
ties had nothing to do with the rclens.
ns the evidence against the prisoner wm
not sufficient to hold him.
forming srnsonnl ilcmnnds into on
.........a nn.l nll.vf.nt ,.. 111,111'. I
II. Dcute. advertising manager wl" ,tn"',, '' 'he speakers thnt Cam
nf n sales rompnnv nf New York, nnd den will go "over the top.
Tun T'irift. ndvetlislng manng"r of n
.nlos mmnnnv of Cleveland, told of the, Municipal Band Concert
. . i "-. . . . .
Several chnritnble Instlttltinus n.p thp alup and methods or interesting the
beneficiaries in the will of John II. 'workeis in the factories in the mlver-
Mission Society Forty Years Old
The fortieth anniversary of the Wom-
. . Ttnn.. Aftoutnnnrr Snciotv nf th
while riding a motorcycle this morn.ng ? '".. 'Joe Vho n,. '"'' '? ' i ' Cn uh he lMiiladclphU
n nhrtli. ... .m i.- .. .Hai .,.... rrt I -.. ,i-I11 tt nhsprvoil fiimnrrftw
bMind trolley car on Thirtv.cichVh ' " " . ""," "I " " '": ,' 'V," SIl ' "P! ""kVniiVr's Church. Flto-thlrf .
m - .". Illlllf ll L tll- una U1.1H wj ' ' tsm I -.it f rt ill -.. .!-' - .. ".- .-
by
John B. Stenger
Stcncer. 4431 Paul street, which wns
ndmlttcd to probate today.
Bequests of S20I) each were Icfl tn
the Frankford Ilospitnl. Frankford
li-aaHflli a? t tin T)lll1ltlnl.llln Qnn!nii frt
Ul ailt.ll Sf I fill llllllll' l'lllll DVl.ll.tl IV'I j
Orgiuilting Charity. Old Ladles' Homo
of the .Methodist i.piscnpni Lhurcii. A
bequest of S100 wns left to the Frank -
Following a brief illness ltlrhnrd F.
Heed, art executive in the automobile
industry of the Hast, died yestPrdnv in
the Methodist Hospital. Mr. Rood, who
was forty-six years old, lived at 40.I0
North Twelfth street. He is survived
bv his widow. At the time of his death
Mr. Itccd was general, manager of the
Trnxlor Motor Gnrage Co.. .at Allen -town.
Prior to his association with
Llhnt company he served in various oio. ford Dnv Nursery
cutlvc enpneitics with seeral other mi. i Mr. Stenger entire estate wns val
to.nobile concerns. Mr. Itced wns n ucd at $14,8."0. Other will probated
Muson nnd belonged tn Meridinn Sun nnd the amount left by testators follow
Lodge. No. l."8, V. nnd A. M.: Orien- Jnme.s II. Cnruth. l.'iUl Spring Gurilen '
tnl Clmptcr. No. ISO, nnd Kndosll Com- street. S7.".000, Daniel .1. Hickcv. 200
mnndcry. No. 20. K. T. He was nlsoilnt Price street. Germnntown. .M.!."0.
n memboi of Finnkllnvillp Cniiucil, No. I William C. Schoenemnuu, 2337 North
73. J. 'O, IT, A. M. Funernl services j Fnrk avenue. S12.'.00Q.
will be londuitcd from the family home
Wcduesdny nt 2 p. m. by the Itev. i Mile. Le Gal to Direct Pageant
Maurice Sanson, of the Olivet Reformed ' ..Thc Gift of the Gods." a pageant I
Un,u"' L devised by Madcmoiscllo Le Gni, will
Aiiiiim wj bc presented by the pupils of Miss
WJIIiam Wood Cowlcs's school at Oak Lane, this nftcr- I
William Wood, sixty-eight years old, noon nt 4:30 o'clock. More than 100'
died ycstcidny nt his home. Iloilcnu girls will tnke pnrt in it. The affair
nvenue and .Inckyin street, liustlcton. was to linvo liccn given on Saturday
Mr. Wood worked as a clerk in the afternoon, but was postponed on ac-
office oMhc iccorder ot deeds for morel count of thc i nit).
than twenty years. He had al-o worked '
in the custom house nnd hnd been a Services at Masonic Home
deputy sheriff. Iliirlnl will be made ,. i. m. . : n
w'..i...in,. .fi...,. ... -...!... t.i.V Services in tho Masonic Home yes-
Ccmccrr "'"fterdny were under the uuspices of
ucmctcry. . 1n.c,linc Uo)ni Arrll Chapter. No. 210, '
Rhoda Broughton i and n musical program wus n fcatuip I
,. ,,, -. M, ... . The JIpv. J. G. Uickerton, of Union
n'Ste ,i"n:n1.!-r.nLrc.I.hJ!ljIcthodist i:Plopal Church, preached,
1 A i -i --v..,., ...v.. uuiuiuuj the sermon. A iniilo qunrtet rendered n
tising CTinpnigns.
iiti, nun iii-j i-uiiuuion is saiq to ue so
The municipal band will play tonight nous. "
in ow murker, street Dctwecn v air
mount nvenue nnd Green street.
I'iSTbA Hhs lB,m,;fi " odTTcimpoud 'frauro 'of Z e, , d ChestreetH7"The ession
Ip'was taken n ?hn l" i, l"- nn.l -erinus Internal injuries He waslnf the meeting will open at 10 :.',0 n. m.,
IT k.etn.iitA:.l,",l,J. l?T. hi- way to Chester nt tl.e time of tho Luncheon will be served nt 1 clock,
accident, wlicrc he is omplojcd m a ' A pageant will feature the afternoon
ship plant. scsssion.
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Among her nnblished '"'" V .' ' ,"7" "'
novels were- "Cometh Fp as n , "'"""" '" v-
Floweo-," 1S07: "Not Wisclj Rut Too1
Well," nnd "lictwecn Two Stools,'
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7il advertising, by pmc-l il PENJSSYLVANI Vj&WVOLL'NTEER,
ONI.T STOnE
w tiV&aiP manship, is the kind of serv-
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HERJ3ERT M. MORRIS
. Advertising Agency
Every Phase of Sale Promotion
400 Chestnut Street Philad-lpliia
Founded in 186fi
The House that Beppe built
Inautjufated the One-Price System in 1881
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Streets
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Every used piano in our warerooms can now be
purchased at a saving oj; 25. This includes many
famous makes, and in addition a five-year guarantee
v mi . Mgt .goes with every
D ott on
every used Piano
piano. We also
give a free ex
change privilege
for one yea r.
Settlement may
be by cash or
c
airge a,(;count' or b.V the Heppe Three-Year-Rental-Payment-Plan, which
jppnes an rent toward the purchase price. Call, phone or write at once for
lull particulars.
A FEW SPECIMEN VALUES
Chickering $2065
(HeBulir Price. 1275)
Christie $1465
(HetuUr Price, J1J6)
Bacon $1835
nulr Price, K45)
Pease $176.25
tnculr Price, J335)
Steck $108;
(Reg-ular Trice. H5j
Marcellus $1871
(Kecular Trice, 1360)
Bradford $1720
(Regular Prlca, 1230)
Francesca $243
(Iteirular Price, 336
Hallet &
Davis $172?.
(Itej-ular Price. j:30
Singer $198i
(Tlerular Price, f 366
Call, phone or write at once for full particulars
C. J. Heppc & Son
Doirntown IU7-U CliMtnnt M.
Vptiwn ath n Ttiotiip"
A Uuf.M.l ri.Hiulin. Ai U'lui ii io .Military Itifornmtlon,
JUosraphlc-i ikotrhfi. l.ivr.uurc, Selenco, New, tc
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MILITARY, EQUIPMENTS-MILITARY ELEC.
TIONSObFICER'S EQUIPMENTS. &c
The Election in this State, for Military Officeri. have
terminated, mid the Tint query now will be, where to
find nn establishment, in order toobtain the proper Drew
Fquipmenti. &c.
JACOB REED, MILITARY CLOTHIER, ;on the
Sonthweet cornet of FIFTH nnd MARKET Strecu,
Philadelphia, is extensively known aa an original tn tbJi
lino of btuincas, nnd will guarantee entiro utiifactlon
to nil who may favor him with their order. His expe
rience is nn evidence of hia competency to complete a
ault, which for finiib, taste, cut, and style, will outrival
anything of thc kind that can be produced in this coun
try. His terms are low, and hn materials Of tho beat
quality. Officers, especially, will find it to their advan
tage to call, and privates need entertain no doubt of his
ability to a:rvc them with a superior article,. Remem
ber the location. Orders from a distance attended to
promptly nnd with despatch. d3-tf
Wc reproduce thc aborc announcement
as a matter of public interest. It appeared
in the "Pennsylvania Volunteer" in 1849,
and ilhi8tratcs the manner in which Jacob
Reed, the founder of this house, called the
attention of the public to his business. It
is also interesting to note that the house
was then 25 years old, as it had been in
existence since 1S24.
In these days of sensationalism it ?'.?
well at times to give consideration to thc
fact that a business house which has suc
cessfully weathered thc storms of nearly
one hundred) years, must have something
in the nature of good business principle
controlling it. A strict adherence to
value-giving to consideration of cus
tomers' interests, to supplying dependable,
merchandise, to charging fair and equi
table prices these arc the things which
brought success to Jacob Reed many years
ago, and which are still being followed by
JACOB REEDS SONS
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Thc Greatest Place lo Buy Fine Clothes in Philadelphia
and Right Now Is thc Time io Get in Right, in this
Greatest of All Mid-Season Events
The EMERGENCY SALE of
Intensified Values
in Perry's 360, $65, $70 and $75 Suits at thc
One Uniform Price
$40.00
This Sale will be good till the end. You needn't worry about that. But
thc range of selection is obviously at its height now, and right now is the
logical time to get in. You'll do as you like, of course. Most men do.
And, frankly, we have no preference as to whether you buy now or
tomorrow, so long as you buy before the sale is over. That is our chief
concern. We want to awaken you to what this sale really means to you,
in dollars and cents. In this Intensified Value Sale at $40, it means a $10
to $35 saving on the original market values of $50, $60, $70, $75 Suits and
at $40, there are no Suits in America like them!
You'll have to see the Goods!
Sill: mixed worsteds, finished and unfinished worsteds, Summer cassimeres, porous
tropical weaves, light-weight cheviots plain colors, blues, grays, greens, Oxfords,
splendid stripes, soft checks single-breasted and double-breasted models, conserva
tive patterns a wonderful assortment of $50, $55, $60, $65,- $70 and $75 Qualities,
all at
One Uniform Price, $40
Other Bargains and Big
Values all through the Store!
Palm Beach Suits
Mohair Suits
Cool Cloth Suits
Splendid Values at
$15, $18, $20, $25, $28
Single and double
breasted models.
Special Prices
u Separate
iroiisers
$5 Trousers for . $3.75
$6 & $6.50 Trousers $4.75
$7 & $7.50 Trousers $6.00
$8 to $9 Trousers for $7.00
$10.00 Trousers for .$8.00
Golf Suits in
Fine Tweeds
sind Cheviots
$45, $55 to $70
Separate Golf
Knickers
$10, $13.50, $15
Auto dusters,, slntc colors, natural linen colors, Oxfords, $.1, $3.75, $3, $6.50, $8.
And so on and so forth ! A Feast of Big Values in Summer Clothes !
PERRY & CO.
"N. B. T."
Sixteenth & Chestnut Streets
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