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Stt. 4 mid S ton. 65c PLATTER DINNERS 111H Ctifslnut ft. 1(32 Marlift St. 1703 Chestnut 8(. 020 Marhft fit. IS?? Witlnut Nt. 734 Market Pt in So. AOth St. 62a t Market 81.. i.n w 1 At Seashore Resorts SAtJOkrck-.- ft! this 8 u m mr. many an auln will b saraatri There's a Plate on for You. Wf qnd.r a Vandfrh.rrhan waUr-rroof Oinrai CTr. Too manr nutoi too fw straff... n prprixi for that mrs"wiey. 8tn4 ui mauremnta of F. Vanderhcrchen's Son 7 N. Water St., Phlla. "At the Sign of the """ fTgjS SW.OST J8E2LUTIFUJL cvm IN JUEnia Green Gold and Platinum Bar Pins i j ; I Bm m S al I bibbvIm VswBaaS!!!iiiBBPBF HaaTeatHBsi MW fr a ""- I ii 7 CaTV ,m rr. IMI ' U U7eachJ. . V 4 414 4y4 4 4V4 4i4 First Penny Savings Bank At Of J0HN WANAMAKER. President 4 INTEREST INCREASED FROM 4 TO 4 Effective from January I. 1920. on 41 Of ' etl accounts on the book Ar of V-AO Juno IS. 1920 40 S. E. COR. 2IST AND BAINBRIDGE STS. V4 U.ERTYANB0U.LD,0 4 N. E. COR. BROAD AND CHESTNUT STS. 4 4V4 4 414 414 414 We, show a large variety many mod crately priced. S. Kind & Sons, 1110 chestnut st. DIAMOND MEnCHAXTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS uhm& (maufa jimn at tltlcfa for Highest Possible Quality at Jowest Possible Trice I. ni-s Not Merely a New Name But a New Cigarette THERE was room at the top for a new and better cigarette. And Spurs were made to fit in right there! Spur's de cidedly new blend makes the Orient's choic est tobaccos and America's finest tobaccos yield more richness, aroma and mildness than you thought a cigarette could have. A new method of rolling (crimped,not pasted) makes Spur's good tobacco taste last longer. Spur is "class" all through even to the smart "brown-and-silver" package, triple wrapping, that keeps Spurs fresh and fra grant. If you're fed up with ordinary cigar ettes, Spurs will give you a fresh start. Liggett & Myers Tobacc5 Co. I Fyour dealer cannot supplyyou, send us $2.0G, and we shall be pleased to send you, byprepaid parcel post, a canon of 200 Spur Cigarettes (10 packages). Address: 212 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY w. m IBLMc CtillouKS Son ilssjtJLJff j I AUTOMOTIVE AND GARAGE SUPPLIES y?Cn ' rV6, gf ml i " RS The big Traylor factory 15 miles 5 n Every Bump Costs x f Pheiphia-iiicludM Bp r II (KfSj a well-equipped body plant. lt YOU Money nJSPPJ S ll rayor Truck owners are 3 B to say nothing of the ' KpP E assured of immediate body Id Hn' inconvenience. "Proiotu oi deliveries. Phone the Tray- II Everybody is "" ',) R 0rt'"JliL" lor factory branch. IS fflKl uabg Snubbers. !i L Factory Branch (Temporary), 17 N. 21st St. M m?St , . I fffifef I Traylor Engineering: and Manufacturing Co. II 81 257-59 N. Broad St. A, I Ml Permanent Factory Branch , Unrfer Construction, fjH w i Broad and Lehigh Kfjp Wm co-operate with your dealer. H - XT". . J . '' ' l II Ifl; Buy through him. IgMjl MOTOR TRUCKS ,1 lift IL- PARM TBACTORS- i jSkhr, ll ill:., , i8?viM F lssBlBlsiBs?i;'r-7a3SY2eV n IB MWMw film ShRffSyjiJiS'B V lftBBBBBBVBaB.Z-aV'r ZTa4'' BV .W 1 I bbI Hi ILWII bbLbVi. m apjjw .iiiisBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbB sV filaLiiilcLLLHLLi. PJsaaaBu nBaaWeaBVATeBaVsW BB ----'wyM"BBBaBW iflBBkaBw. aul I A FEW years ago, closed cars were heavy, clumsy and awkward. They were designed, admittedly, to protect against the elements and they claimed nothing more. Today closed cars are as much in evidence during the summer months as in severe winter weather. They offer every sum mer comfort of open cars with even additional conveniences and luxury. The "6-42" Coupe is charac teristic of the full line of Paige closed cars. Every line, every curve is expressive of dignity and refinement. There is a grace and charm that makes this Coupe absolutely distinctive the embodiment of style and , modern "smartness." . Rumble and rattle are en tirely eliminated 'by rubber bumpers on the doors and felt pads around the body, roof and windows. Comfortable low seats with just the proper tilt, in sure maximum riding comfort. We are still able to make im mediate delivery on this popular Coupe and a few other open and enclosed models. CUVA.WIUV.?!aW Giss&w-uMta? mm & tRxige "Distributors 394 NPfiTH BR9A0 STREET. PHILADELPHIA SCETJErTHE LAST COACH ON A SUBURBAN TRAIN HEADING FOR A HOT DAY IN THE CITY. What the .Smiling Chap's Thinking goes Something Like This: Why will they suffer? Cer tainly a heavy suit in Summer is a handicap to the day's work, and means an other notch of discomfort for every jump of the mercury. Didn't they ever hear of Qalm each Suits the coolest, smartest, sanest raiment for a Summer Day? When you see the trade marked label sewn in the Coat you'll know it's the Genuine. For sale at all ood clothiers. ) THt Pam Beach mills Goodall worsted Co. SHLLTNO AGENT i A. ROHAUT. 229 FOURTH AVENUE, N. Y. !.siiaii;iSiill3 Fl J9?K7TSiaBHH BiHllBlll) HiiltliiiM hip HHpHill IP I III m CoikftBin ii &. a. Vhe genuine, clotM UFO. ONLY BYC000WJ..yy0RSTl;QjCO There is only One Genuine Talm Beach Cloth. The trademarUed label in the coat is your safeguard. $ I ' v.., I . I J 7' f L..?'j 1 ?.. itiir W i,ii. h: li&JL ' : .1 IkWMMJ , Am 4T' 'i',.''.V. ,..uirei n.:ynn s.i't ri a jWi .,,.,, . n'y ,'' mmi)itYi?v n" 'fejte.;,.,.,; 'fi-,' i: . ,.LM .,: J- .YAA-:: vA'iki&.'W.-Cf ,lfi
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