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Boys Drownod and Third
Is Killed by Electric
Wires
BUSINESS TRAINING
MAKES BEST WIVES
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Miss Campbell Declares Career in Industry Fits Woman jor
Home Management
GIRL IN MOTOR 'ACCIDENT
Three nrrlclentnl death, two b
, drowning, occurred etrnlnt nml n
iuJrouiiK wninnu mid two men nrc In lion
.SXnltiils today In prltlinl condition ni
,retiltn of nutoinobllo mildi'iitx
w';T1ip drnil:
if Reiflnnld mount, n lloj Snut 2IWI
i Bputli SIxty-pfglitli street un drowned
i in tlip Delawtuo river wlien n cable ferry
ubcrmnp submerged.
lj James V. Mnncinl, fifteen enis old,
43,1 WawliliiKtnii street, Camden drowned
in the Delnwnre ilxpr nt the foot of
0 Jackson street, Cnmden
- Itlnliold Haarh, oisht yearn old. 21110
.North Mar1inll street. electrocuted b
? live wire nt North Miwhcr street nnd
1 Ilendlni; Itn)lwa while cxtticiitlliK his
'kite from telcRrnpli wire
The injure?
$ Clara ifonc. sccntccn enrs old .'t'Jl t
"rotter, street skull frm ttirul when mo-
Jjlorcnrs rolllded nt (irmit .ncnue nnd
Aendem rond, Torre-ilnle rrmiLfoiil
Hospitnl.
SUnIr Ijnliels'il. fifh font wart
Aid. -MOO Dane an stieet Intel mil in
juricf, fnieturti of both less .mil gen i
, ernl cuts when niitnmnolif -t t tu u in
ttti
women who have hnd buslnei ex
f thc.v prrierve their femininity
made
perlenre tnnke the bet wives' that is,
if thcr prrierve their femininity
That belief scemi general nmung the
tnotorcjele nt (inint iiw'tiuc mid Aeud
ttay rond. rrnnkfnril Hospital j
Anllionj Hilnowsld, tliirtj -K tears
old. ITO.'I "lilnor slue! I'li'.seiisi I on
Pynkelskl's inotnii ele cuN of hend
and body Mn lime fi.iitured skull i
Frnnkford Ilnspitnl
The toll of (lend in injuied prnbnbh
lfTlui!(i hnve b'en mi iti I usteiclm bill,
! (or the Iinp innde from un mitiiiiiobili I
by three women nnd two men n few .ee
I ends befotc the niiidiine wns wiicked b
i a pnsxwcei ti'iin
The necident oieuried nt the llnlii
trade crossing, where the Willow (Sratel
pike crosi'M the trncks of the I'liiluclel i
'J phin and Ucitdlni; Itnllunx About
10::i0 o'clock Inst night Wllllnm Tree
man, Thirteenth stieet near Hrle ne I
1 nue, owner of the cut. wns nppioachiniti
the rrosslns. about n mile north of
4 Glenslue,
Si.esl
seat
. Led
U tin. front ulni'ls nf tlln innliiinni- I t I1IIIK-. MIO snill
touched the inlliond trnik- the fiiiriiie ! tlirtn nnd hioiiKbt
stalled. At the snme moiiuut n Willow
Orove trnln nppronthed at IiIkIi nieed.
Freeman elhd n wauling nnd threw
open the door of liW ni .Mlis i i iedn
Leslie, of Sioux "it - . In on the fiont
Brat with him linped out. follow imI jj
,eslle. Two women mid a man In the
tonnenu ltap d nlo A few seconds
later the nutomobik wn demolished b
the train
The nicidents nt (iiant nenue nnd
Academy rind. Toui-dnb n spin of the
LIuioln hlghwm otemied within n
half hour of e.uli otlur
Uss Joins who is not expected to
live, was iidins x Jtii her fntlur and
mother. Ml mid Mis .tnlni Jones, in
nn automobile drien b Tinnk Wilcox.
Thirty-eighth street neur I'owelton ne
line.
" At the intersection nf the two roids
Wilcox's enr was sidewiped b unother
touring enr and knocked into u ditch
itjITbe four men orrnpnntH of the second
nr helped to right the overturned nin-
jchine. but left the scene befoie their
Identity could be learned.
The accident In which the two motor
e cyclists were hurt occurred n hnlf hour
f-later. The two-wheeled ipIiIcIp crushed
-into the rear of nn uutomoiiile operated
"by Harper Wright of ralllngton. I'n.
As witnesses asset ted, the nc ident was
Jthe fault of the motoicjclists Wright
8LaB-J10t.held.
JBJotint, the Hoy tcout helieved to
re drowneu. wus n inemiier oi iroop
o. 45 of this em lie Mud Deen In
nmn onlv a short time He was cross.
CJng Uie river on a cable ferrv when the
boat became submerged. Several other
passengers were aboard
Physical Instructor Arnold, who was
attached to the camp, swam after the
koboy when he went into the river, but
L young Blount was can led out of his
J reach by the rapid current As the
scout could swim there is said to be n
faint possibilit that he mo hac
landed on n small Island.
The bov kite-lher who wns killed bv
J a live wire hnd been thing bis kite all
' yesterday afternoon. Late in the dn (
he began hnuling in his new to wheiti
J the string became entangled in telephone j
$ wires near a telegraph pole. The bov
I climbed the pole to loosen the box -kite i
) when his hand touched an uncovered
live wire. Seven thousand olts of
electricity pussed through his body.
t
f Despondent Woman Dies
Despondent for some time, Mrs. I'll
t abeth Hleeslej. thirt)-seen enrs old
is belleied to hae committed suicide
(yesterday nt her home. '21a." Knst Hunt-
Ingdoii stieet. 1 inhaling llluminnting
gns. Her daughter, lttttlt, seenteen
vcars old. dis(0ertsl hir niothei's bod
in the bathroom, utter the girl bad re
turned from n walk. She notified the
police of the Tienton utnue nnd Dau
phin utreet police station nnd they suit
the body to the UpNcopnl Hospitul
I'hlladclnhin wmnen who hnve
good in business nnd who hnAc watched
the development of the feminine role
In tho business world
"IlnslnesM training is the best educa
tion I know of." tnlii Miss Helen H
Campbell. 1001 Oxford street, foi many
year manager of the big letitll store
of n companv whlili tnnkes bedding nnd
furniture, "If makes a woman broader
minded, better balanced, moie sjmpn
thetlc nnd understanding of the prob
lems facing tliv men of todav" she said
And the woman with business training
probably will not be so extravagant as
the woman who 1ms lived n secluded life
"The only danger Is when woman at
tempts to npc the men nnd assume
mannish hnbitti and mannerisms If she
preserves her femlnlnlt nnd the nrer
nge business woman does she makes n
splendid wife You see. she has learned
to nmnago men, nnd," with a twinkle
in her blue eyes, "men do need man
nglng "
Miss Campbell is one of the pioneer
business women of Philadelphia And
certnlnly she has preserved her femln
initv through jenrs of llgurlng, plan
ning nnd managing the salesroom and
Inter developing that room Into a. splen
did big shop tilled with artistic fur
nishings that delight the soul of home
lovers Her hnir is ft soft, beautiful
white that clouds nhnnf lii.r fnrehe.ld
In most becoming fashion. Her blue
j gra.v e.ves are friendly and Interested
In every one and pvcrj thing about her
I Hut her smile is most charming of nil
Her good taste hns not been confined '
, to her business, for slip is always at (
timtlvelv gownid. '
It was nearly twentj years ago that I
Miss Cnmpbcll. u native Philadelplilan.
Imisweiid nn ndvertiseiupnt nnd npplled i
to A D Dougherty for a tiosltion. Hp
wanted some one to tnke chnrge of his I
Miles nom Miss Cniiipbell said slip had
never sold nnv thing in her life, but she
would trv It She wns a success.
Tor innnv venrs she wns head of the
snlesroom oud gradually she added other
things than bedding to the sales stock.
Alwnvs she has preserved genteel taste
in hei sebc tion of furniture, lumps nnd
I mtclngs for the home.
I dislike ornntP nnd elaborate
comfort. My wotk is most fascinating
I meet delightful peoplo nnd it is great
fun helping them choose their furnish
Ides for special rooms and homes.
"Women are coming more nnd more
Into the business world, and it is good
for them." sho continued, "They have
come vomlcrfiillv to the foreground in
the Inst five vears. Of'course, the war
helped them wonderfully to get Into new
fields, but they hnd already started.
The wnr simply hastened what would
have happened eventually anyway. And
I am confident women will keep on
growing more and more Important nnd
efficient In business without In nny wnj
detracting from their idinrm nnd their
desire nnd ability to become good wives
nnd mothers."
FORMER PHYSICIAN
DIES IN OBSCURITY
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Harry F. Campbell, Jefferson
Graduate, Had Boon Wash
ing Dishes ih Cafo
ONCE PRACTICED HERE
A former welNknown physlplnn In
Philadelphia nnd Pittsburgh died in a
lodging house in New York jesterdny
nfter working three years ns a dish
washer In a t'orty-aeeond street restau
rant. Pollen, searching the man's tnink,
discovered he wns Dr. Harry F, Camp-
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bell, n mfcifl- o JefTerson 'ki.'aical
College. ' J
He went to the robmlng house of
Mrs. Johanna Hunting, 205 West Fifty
sixth street, after living nt the McAl
pin Hotel.
Mrs, Hunting was the only woman at
the houne who knew his histo-y. She
told the police tho former phjHlcinn had
a daughter, Mrs. Kleanor Cochran, of
Pittsburgh, who In 1014. while in Her
lln, was offered an engagement at the
Danxlg Opera House. The daughter is
said to be touring this country nt pres
ent At the Hhnnley Restaurant, 117 West
Forty-second street, the chef snid Doc
tor Campbell hnd been working nt the
restaurant seven days a week, from fi
p, m. to 2 a. tn nnd received $1H a
week. The man was known for his
fondness of dogs. He never rpoke of
the medical nrnfesslnn.
The room In which the former pnysl
clan lived hnd only a bed, a table and
n chair. In the mnh'4 trunk police
found his Jefferson Medical Colbg" di
ploma of 1881 ; papers" showing he was
I have shunned
in the thincs that
seem to combine simplicity, beauty nnd
SCOTS LAUD JOHN GRIBBEL
Phlladelphlan Feted for Gift of
Burns Manuscripts
John (Jrlbbel. of this citv, is being
honored in Scotland and I'nglnnd ac
cording to nble messages. It Is.reported
thut Mr. lirlbbel's generous net In re
turning to Scotlund the priceless (!Ien
riddle Hums manusi ripts has met with
tributes of praise Mich ns no American
bus received In n decade.
Mr. Uribbel and his fnmilv . recentlj
in London, hnve gone to Scotland where
i for threp years the noted I'hilndelphin
1 .luthoritv on the poett.v nnd editions of
I Itol ert Hums will be thp guest of tho
Itobert Hums Federation.
Tomoirow he will be presented with
mt album contninlng fortv original
pcintlngs nnd etchings representing
Menes from the life of Hums This will
be the gift of the fi deration. On August
.'1 nnd I.'l he will be the honoi guest nt
dinners given bv the corporations of
(Glasgow and LMlnhurgh.
WAGON COVERS
' Get a real "He" cover
for your wagon or truck One
that will ward off the ele
ments that eat up protlts on
unprotected Roods. Ours are
superior our own make
nnd nt reasonable prices too
F.Vanderherchen's Son,
7 N. Water St. Phlla
"At thr fllon nt the HaU"
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Where the Delaware
meets the sea and
mingles its waters
with the broad Atlantic a mighty fleet of
ships Irom the Port of Philadelphia, .spread
ing out fan wise across the ocean, sets forth
in search of distant ports.
Thousands of miles away, in countries upon the other side of the
world, people and industries await the cargoes that these ships bear
to them -cargoes of iron, coal and oil, cargoes of textiles, tobacco
and foodstuffs, cargoes of locomotives, tools and machinery, car
goes of every size and description.
H
ERE in the heart of Philadelphia, this bank.
through its world-wide commercial banking depart
ment, contributes energy and impetus to the life of the
river and the port, helping to finance its industries and to
distribute its various products.
THE
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NATIONAL
BANK
41 CHE STNUT STREET
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Our Senmlens
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support for vari
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limbs weak knees
nnd ankles
Trusses abdominal
and a hletlo suo-
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l"hlladelnhl,i Orthopedic to . 40 V 18th st.
Cut out and keep for reference f L.
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Highest Prices Value Cuarantsed
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hi vis 1 1. i j , Door ah Marfcel
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With Cuticura Soap
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MANY people toil, with infinite self-sacrifice, to ac
quire and leave to their children a competence; and
then, by the careless making of a will or the failure
to provide adequate safeguards for an improvident child
or by the selection of an incompetent executor, the fruits
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Some knowledge of the legal distribution of property
after death and of reasonable precautions that can be
taken to insure the carrying out of your wishes and inten
tions, may prove of value.
Ask for our Digest of Pennsylvania Law of Wills
Philadelphia Trust Company
415 Chestnut Street
fWe'll Lubricate"
Your Car
thorcmthlr and prom
on cups , and lut
stir, fllllnc
rnni anil lnhrlentlnr reap
transmission and springs,
olw) rrllne and adjust
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LYRIC REPAIR CO., 231 N. JUNIPER ST
Broad and Chestnut Streets
Northcoit Corner
aI nric time"' rnwWt nhylcini ( thrt
l'hllndelnhla Owietal lIoHnltal mid n
certificate of membership In 'the Alle
glicny County Medical Society.
n hlotory of the Thllndclphla General
Hoppiiai, Bam inc rrcoruB nnuwru juu
tor Campbell had been nn Interne there
following his graduation.
1.I..I..A. fMm tlltshlirell Bile Dnolne
Campbell practiced nt 1.104 Sheffield
tre't until inrcn jcar iiro, wnen lie
uent to New York ncromuntilcd by his
wife, who was Mlsi I3lma llrlii7cr.
Va. aiiIi1 enneS Visa 1 ei rt n It rl IttineV IiiiIiiha.1
the physician to foroake his profeHslon
Ui.
and siek'J'mp oyment !h Nw Tort i a
Stohwaher. Tho New X MHjhw
ienrned hothlng concerning Mrs. Camp
bell, 1
PENN CHAPLAIN SPEAKS
Last of Open-Air Sunday Services
Held on Cathedral Site
The last of tho opcn-alr Sunday af
ternoon Hervlces of tho season, on the
ulto of tho Hplncopal Cathedral, on the
Parkway, wns conducted jesienmj
tcmoosi tt' i 'lf6,,;dckt K
jomi "f)"""i cpain'oftki
crslty 6t Pcnnsylyahla, ''
speaker, "
Mr. Hart snoke nn th. ...
Christian charncter, saying thatVl
man believes nnd does are ImcvT.rM
but what ho really 8 constlt&l
greatest thine in life. q cl i
To the Christian, tomorrow I. ... '
ter than today, and next year Viifr '
better than thH yenr," thc n V
Hart told n congregation of ion'
ons. "Tile unr stlan regard- thuf; 1
as n mero stepping stone to a fc.i 7 1
life beyonu." -'"
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Today, tomorrow and Wednesday we are going to try to provide our cus
tomers with their reasonable
Requirements of Sugar for Preserving
From all indications nature is going to be bountiful and fruits will be
plentifHl. Conserve nature's blessings by canning for next winter's use.
To add zest, full measure as it were, we are maKing a very special price
Granulated
Sugar 23
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This price to consumers only none sold to dealers.
PRESERVING NEEDS
Mason Quart Jars doz. 80c
Mason Pint Jars doz. 75c
Jelly Tumblers doz. 45c
Jar Rubbers doz. 9c
k Jar Tops doz. 30c Parowax 1-lb. pkg. 17c J
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Just to give you Good Measure we are running another
special sale on Potatoes. Fine big, mealy fellows that just
fairly melt in your mouth!
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3 lbs.
Sold only by weight, guaranteeing you always 60 lbs. to every
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Louclla Butter lb 6T
Pure golden butter that graces the table,
delights the eye, tickles the palate and nour
ishes the body.
MicMand Butter 3C
The best proof in tho world that a good,
pure creamery print butter can be sold nt a
reasonable price.
IWf
Pink
There la n blc difference In mlmon this Is
not ordinary rhnin Bnlnion, It's tlic erv fluent
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Salmon It' 19
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Wash Day Necessities
Crjstal White Soap, cake G'jc
Felj Nnptha Soap . . .cake 8c
Washing Soda lb. 3c
Chase-0 pkg. 4c
Pearl Borax Soap Chips, 10c
Snow Boy Powder, pkg. 4'jc
"Asco" Dried Beef
Pkg 16c
A real mjmmer meat service.
"Asco" No-Waste Bacon
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Trimmed nf all ite and
allied vpry thin.
Economical Desserts
Instantaneous Tapioca.pkg.llc
Pcnrl Tapioca lb. lie
My-T-Hno Dessert ..pkg. 10c
Mrs. Morrison's Puddings, 10c
Jiffy Jell pkg. lie
Quality Rice lb. 15c-19c
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Coffee 40
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You can buy coffee for the same price a3 "Asco" any-
lc ro.-, Jm cnn even Pfly UP t0 50c a lb- nJ still not have
"Abco" Quality. The secret in "Asco" Coffee is in tho blend
ing. Be Coffee Wise. Try a pound today and note its Rich,
full, Heavy Body, delightful and satisfying aroma seldom
found in nny other blend. The best money can buy.
"Asc" Blend Teas 45c
The beat for InnA Ton Wn nvftiilo1 j
Old Country Style or India and Ceylon. Whether served hot
coW it's the m03t satisfying "cup" that ever passed your lips.
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Beets S 12"
CTfloki'rl rpuilv in ua..A
KvTtl as nutrition
Very appetizing ns
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Crushed
"iv n-n-K??9 1UB,I,A JUD "weet tender corn,
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Corn Ca 14c
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flaky loaves. BUY
i. Iheiloaf t.hnt made thusnnds and thousands of
the best housekeepers stop baking as soon as they first
tostea VICTOR. Our three big bakeries are kept busy
VKvmn AMn smot nf u'Sa'i'S.'a """i tncse b'K. Whtte,
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These Prices in All Our 169 Sanitary Meat Markets
Quality Beef at Right Prices
ST Steak 45c Finest Sirloin 50c
25
Fresh
Ground
Hamburg
lb
25
Lean
Soup
Beef
lb
18'
Tender
Boiling
Beef
lb
Sliced
Cold
Boiled Ham
Sliced
Cold
Tongue Roll
Delicacies Ready to Serve
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Sliced
Luncheon Roll"'
Cold W &Z
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Sliced -m 4fa
Lebanon ? Ill4
Bologna lb -
Sliced
Cold
Meat Loaf
Sliced
Cooked
Beef
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