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America Dctorminod to Stand
I' tby Political Institutions, Is
' ' Governor's Bolief
HE TELLS OF NEW CRUSADE
By tho Associated I'rrss
niirllngton, Vt.. .Tunc . The
Amerlcnn people were urged to nceept
the larger respotisiblKtlei of n -world of
greater economic nml polltlenl freedom
arid to employ their moral Jtotre In
solvlnjr the problems of the future, jn nn
addrens by Governor Coolldce, of iUiiin
chttettK,'nepub!iean eandldnte foe Vice
President, nt the Tnlversltv of. Ver
mont commencement today. The degree
of doctor of laws was conferred upon
him. The university graduated a class
of l-!.
"The conflicts of the last Ix
years, Governor Coolidge said, ''have
strengthened the determination cf all
America's people now a in the pust to
resist all aggression nnd support ami
defend her political institutions with
whatever povter may be necessary for
their preservation and the innlntcsinnce
of the larger liberties they bestow upon
all her citizens.
Teoplo Must Pay Debts
"It is absolutely impossible for the
public to evade or shift the Ivfcden of
meeting the cost of the war nisrl paying
the public debt. This is our part of
the price of victory. Until this Is met,
a higher range of costs will be the price
of prosperity. There has been and still
is in some cases a ratige of artificially
high prices which has not been caused
by, but has resulted in, profiteering.
There is but one sure remedy for this
and that Is an Increase of production.
This Is nhva8 the result of a long pro
cess nnd its application requires pa
tience nnd forbearance.
"We have been preaching and en
gaging in n grent crusade. Its purpose
lias Dcen to destroy despotism ami pre
serve freedom. There has been a new
birth of freedom. There has been a
new expression to the rights of the in
dividual, a new reallrntlon of the worth
of man. All this ha set a new stand
ard of value on human service because
it has given a new value to man. There
has been here a vast forward movement,
the extent of which has not yet been
fully appreciated.
Citizens No Longer "Cheap"
"To some It has been disappointing,
giving them unrest and dissatisfaction.
If any expected to find satisfaction
merely In an enlarged Income they
uere foredoomed to disappointment.
Satisfaction docs not come from satiety
or indulgence, it comes from achieve
ment. Greater liberty does not mean
less responsibility, it means more re
sponsibility. If economically our citi
zens are to be no longer cheap, they
must be no longer without responsibili
ties. "Hut if America is to lend, her peo
ple must be true to her ideals. The
world has rejected a leadership sought
tot be imposed by force. The day of
Washington and Lincoln hns come.
"Leadership will henceforth not be
bv force, but by service. No selfish
interest, whatever its source, will long
be allowed to interfere with progress.
"In our economic life, as in our po
litical life, progress comes from variety.
A division of labor has given to the
Individual a larger economic existence.
Hut a division of labor presupposes
thnt each division performs its part.
By choosing to adopt it the individual
Imposes upon himself n new duty to
ward society and receives in return a
new economic power and a vastly in
creased economic liberty. No one denies
that he hns the right to withdraw, but
it is equally clear thnt he ennnot have n
right to use his position to levy tribute.
"The Amerlcnn people desire prog
ress, nnd when they come, as come they
must, to a comprehension that all kinds
of selfishness and tyranny Interfere with
It they will discard their advocates ns
they dlsenrded the leadership of torylsm,
nullification nnd secession.
"Whether or not we seize the oppor
tunity to lend In n great ndvnnce de
pend solely on ourselves. Wc have
the resources, the power, the material
force. The only question concerns our
moral force. What leadership shall we
follow? We hnve come through adver
sity Can we bear prosperity?"
WAITE'S WIDOW WEDS
$2,000,000 Nearly In Husband's
Grasp When Crime Was Bared
New York, June US. Clara Louise
Peck, former wife of Dr. Arthur War-
a. Vnlfn thn flnnttat ivllft tna nvn.
cutcd at Sing Sing May 24, 11)17. for
the murder of Mr. nnd Mrs. John E.
Peck, her parents. Is now happily
married to her childhood sweetheart.
John L. fnulfield. of Grand Itnpids,
Mich. This news was brought here
from California by friends of the pair
who attended the wedding- at the city
hall In South Pasadena on Juno 4 last,
The sudden deaths of Mr. and Mrs.
Peck in Waite's sumptuous npnrtmcnt
on Illverslde drive within six weeks of
each other early in 11)10 was followed
by the arrest of the young dentist.
Mrs. Wnlte's parents, worth more
than ?2,000,000. had come from their
home in Grand Rapids to visit the
Waites nt the solicitation of the
young dentist. Mrs. IVk died on Jan
uary no,
Her body was Immediately taken to
her home in Grand Ilaplds and ere-
muted, and her husband returned to
tho Riverside drive apartment to take
up his home with his daughter nnd
son-in-law. On March 12, after a few
days' illness, he died after being admin
istered to by his son-in-law.
Betrothed to St. Davids Man
Trenton. June 28. Announcement it
made here of tho engagement of Miss
I.lcanor Lowthrop, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Francis O. Lowthrop, of Green
wood avenue, t6 William H. Brook
Jr., son of M,r. and Mrs. William It.
Iirooks, of St. Davids", Pa.
N. Z. GRAVES
Inrrrpflrntrd
400 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
The tisane et Speelattlee la TatnU
nd Varnishes
BLUE STAR NAVIGATION CO.
announces the appointment of
J. J. PHILBIN
as General Manager
and Assistant to
B. M. AINESW0RTH, Vice-President
BLUE STAR NAVIGATION CO.
Owners and Operator
Drexel BuHdirlg, Philadelphia
Lombard 5100
Cablet "ULUKSTAR," I'hllndelphlit. All Codes.
This clerk makes no mistakes in adding
the items of a sale
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CHE records the price of each article
on the new kind of National Cash
Register. The register does the adding.
The total always is correct.
No mental additon, and no mistakes.
The register prints the price of each
article and the total on a receipt for
each customer.
It retains printed and added records of
each sale.
Every merchant should know about
this new cash register.
Write or telephone to o f f ice
John T. Watson, Branch Manager
730 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Old registers bought, sold, repaired, and exchanged.
Easy payments. Liberal allowance for old registers.
National Cash Registers are priced $75 and up.
New National Cash Register that many
mercnanu nave been looking for
We make cash registers for every line of business
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CASH REGISTER CO.
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Furniture Values That
Cut Living Costs 20
to 30 Per Cent.
fl Savings that hundreds of customers are
taking advantage of, while the opportunity
exists, to put their homes in order for the
Nation's Chief holiday and the long summer
season ahead.
$ Price-concessions of fully twenty to thirty
per cent, made possible only by enormous
far-ahead purchases, by our factory-to-con
sumer savings, inexpensive location, low
overhead costs and other economies exclusive to this Store.
fl A wholesome move in the nation-wide effort to get back
to normal-price conditions, which this great House is helping
more to bring about than any other Furniture Store we know.
J Come, choose now
from vast galleries re
splendent with Furniture
that reflects the needs of
every kind of home as well
as the price requirements
of every customer.
THIS CHARMING MAHOGANY SUITE, TEN PIECES, $520.00
The Suite Illustrated li an Interpretation of the pleating effect obtained by employlno the design
of Furniture that was In vogue In England following the Jacobean Period. The cruder details of that
day have been refined to harmonize with the requirements of the superior Mahogany Cabinet woods so
admirably utilized In the manufacture of this Suite, which retains the qualntness of the earlier Period
while reflecting the artistic treatment of the present time. The skillful execution of the enriched mould.
Ings delightfully enhance the plain surfaces of the well-figured Mahogany and Impart to the Suite a charm
and elegance that make It as desirable for Its construction and style as It Is exceptionally attractive In
price. Note the large Duffet, top 68x22 Inches. China Closet 68x42 Inches. Table has 8-foot extension.
Handsome Suites 20 to 30 Off
Savings such ns await you at every turn throughout tho acres of our floor space.
DINING ROOM
Haltr, Mahotrany
Style) 10 pieces,
DlnlntT Boom
(Queen Anne
I416JS0.
Dlnlnr Room flnlte, Mahogany
(Adam Style) 10 pieces, M33.75.
Dlnlnr Room finite, Mahogany
(William and Mary Style) 10
pieces, S8SS.00.
Dlnlnr Room Snlte. Walnut (Queen
Anne Style) 4 plecrs, (316.00.
Dlnlnr Room Suite, Walnut (Louis
XVI Style) 4 plecen, S337J0.
Dlnlnr Room Suite, Jacobean Oak,
4 pieces, $228.00.
Dlnlnr Room Hulte, Mahogany
flnlah (William nnd Mary Style)
4 pieces, s:S5.0.
LIVING ROOM
Oyerstuffed Hulte, Tapestry cot
cred, Spring seats and back, 3
pieces, 1103.00.
OTorstuffrd Snlte, Tapestry cov
ered, Loose cushions, Spring
seats and back, 3 pieces, SM3.00,
Overstaffed Hulte, Tapestry cov
ered, Loose cushions, Spring
seats and back, 3 pieces, 8W.0.00.
Mahocany-fldUhed frame Hnlte,
Tapestry-covered, Spring scats
and back, 3 pieces, S79.60.
Mftliortmy-and-Cane Salt, Illue
Velour Covering, Spring scats, 3
pieces, S10J.00.
BED ROOM
Bed Room Unite. Mahogany (Lonls
XVI Style) 8 pieces, SO7S.O0.
Bed Room Hnlte, Mahogany (Lonls
XVI Style) 7 pieces, S4W.M.
Bed Room Hnlte, Mahogsny-flnlah
(Queen Anne Style) 7 pieces,
337.ts.
Bed Room Hnlte, Walnut (Queen
Anno Style) 4 pieces, t!99.oo.
Bed Room Hulte, Walnut (Colonlsl
Style) 4 pieces, $208.80.
Toater Beds, full size, S37.S0 to
1178.00.
Bed Room Suite, Mahogany-nnlsb,
4 pieces, $200.00.
Sttirdv and Artistic Snmmi-r Fiirnitiir-for 8un Parlor, Porch arid Lawn. Willow, Heed,
Oiuruy cum ."vrusuc OUlTimcr rurniiure Hul!n mX)t wfcker c;i,ineSe reel Cane, ut equally
low prices.
Pay 25 to 33 Less for Rugs
Although the Floor Covering Department of the Van Sciver Store has always
been notedfor the rarity of its values, seldom in these times has such money-saving
opportunities been presented as these. Not only are many of the best weaves (with
some few exceptions) marked at prices lower than are to be found in any other
store, but there is a fair choice of sizes, designs and colorings that insure satisfactory
selection, whether for the most sumptuously furnished home, the sun parlor or
summer cottage. Savings of 25 to 33V per cent, below regular retail values. An
opportunity that makes early selection decidedly to your advantage.
These quotations give nn idea of the exceptional
values:
$145.00 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 ft $94.50
$87.00 Best Seamless Velvet, 9x12 ft $67.00
$94.00 Highest Quality Axminster, 9x12, $72.50
$72.00 High Pile Axminster, 9x12 ft $59.00
$42.50 Highest Quality Axminster Runners,
3 ft x 15 ft $21.25
WOOL AND FIBRE RUGS
Mo butter grade on tbe market, fletmleu &
reversible at savings of 3JH Pr cent!
e0 sli ....$11.00 I 0x12 else .... 0.75
7.0x0 six... Si 8.00 12x13 site.... S3I.00
GRASS RUGS
0x12 slie
0x10 slxs
10"
O.O"
Couch Hammock Specials,
$34.75
Covered with Striped Puck, Gray or
Dro-n. Upbolitertd ittt. and tipliol
ttrei hack with ratchet sdluitmrnu.
Cfcslr tiuor with roll .prior. A wondei
ful value it Ut.75, TLbulir Iron Standi,
17.00 extra, OUter coo. llimmocki,
lit 00 up.
Lawn Swings, $9.25
Roomy fonr-pas-enser Strings,
tronr, One In appearance,
and a luting source of comfort
for children snd adults. An
extraordinary valut.
Refrigerator, Unusual,
$45.50
Front panels qusrleriswed Oik.
Itnund eornera. Kelt lotiilstlon. One
Plere rorrelalu-llned Trof lilon. Ctismojr
with round eornrrs, Hhele, Ice "tit
nrslnplpe, si! removable. ('pcltr. TO
lb. Height, 48 In. Width. 32 In.
Mny other hefrtgerstors st proportloo-
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Interior Decorator at Your Service. Hall Clock Repaired. Call Lombard SSO.
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