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Mi Evn
Aptnker. who lioi been
Ml TJf THlf!v1Tn tiln tinnnumt nf flTnont 1 fin ill
f J iw 4yj.MilPJIUUIil UMIllin w . i' .-
;-j,warj!M n scholarship nt hip i'iuyptmiv
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she nlvns
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V i 'referred a good book to a fellow,"
fit ltr mother imys,
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une nunureu pupns irom uie i'in
high pchoolf competed for tlic twenty
'fccbolnriililni to tlie t'nlwHtv. nml Mis
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A, Aptftker ivas the onlv eirl to win.
ThfpAptnkerK live at -1" 1-ant rliil
3511cn'' street. Oermantowii. They
arrived, from IluiMn when MIks Ka
sa ml.fc .... nn h ..11 ...mil ilin
iiwot uuvuk ku .iiiiii vm film t.t..
Hhter -vol her seliooliue. first at the
jHoufffc-Vernon School. Third and Catli-
iria.Trtrcet8, then for a .ear at the
,Boatk Philadelphia High School, and
ifor6 last three rear at the f!er-
!t, iV awatown High School Slip n Ri.nlu
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in Hiui HIll IHMUII , 11.1 .1 iiniiiui-i I'l
ihe ' rhyslcs and Trlanclp I'lub and
was characterized in her dais book n
ksvinc "laneuaee in her pjps, her
r i checks and her lip. "
f , Miss Aptaker tin Mimmer is pleik
1 ,1bx in a Market street hop. but net
j winter she will start her .tudlc at the
i Halrenity. fmecializini; in cliPtni' tr
dAi 'The scholarship", which arc for four
It ;1 Ttwn, were awarded by JInjor Mnoie
if mviUBj. aucj mil i- ! (iiitiuiuivi "i
Mch schools, private and parochial '
m , $ wools. Dr. Henry I. Kpller. of the
(it (j uermantown iiigu pnool. who ib
k',j il chairman of the croup of cdticatots
lti '& " AU agreement between the l'nivcvit
Kli H ' Pennsylvania and the ( it reNii'ts m
mt M the latter liiniiitainiiie sci-ciitv lUc
ehourshlps at the in-.tit'tti m pver
four years.
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AUTOIST IS KILLED
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Sharon Hill Man Disregards
Warning and Is Hit ori
Head by Stone
NEAR KING OF PRUSSIA
Tallinn to heed n warning, Frank
I.nvorcv, twentv-flve yeari old. '207
Chester pikp. Sharon Hill, was killed
Inst night npar King of Prussia, when
Mtrnrlc hv a large stone hurled bv a
blast from the Mll'nrd stone quarry.
Mr. I.avertv was lidlnir In nn nuto
niobllu on the (Sue'ph road near the
iimirry when a mun Mtationed In thp
eentpr of the ronrt to wnrn nnsprsbj of
thp Impeudlnf; bta"t sliouted for him to
etop nml warning blm of the danw.
I'lther tnlbiinderstandin; the wnrnlni;
or believing that hp could pass before
the blast, Mr. Lnverty proceeded to
drive Into the danger zone. lip had
roup but a short distance when the blast
went off and one of the huje rooks fell,
striking blm on the head and killing
liini inntnntlv
FOUR WILLS PROffATED I Doctor Httdley. of Xorrlstown. who
Wills ndmitted to probate todnj were witnerd the neeldent, stopped his par
those of Kiedenck U. Voigt. S'lS Noith iV10.'.' Kivon .t.llP w.nrnlnR- ",Uh Dof,('r
i'f. ti.t. i .- .. vi- -mi. t.... i- ilndlpy at the time were his mother.
Sn-t'ird street. .VJ,. .()(); Man . MKtor'nm, two otllpr wompn ,,,'
1'oitci, KildgLtou. N. J.. St'.DOO. WW- nmnes could not be learned. Thev were
lUim S Nim. "il)2i Spiuce "tr ct. uninjured, although the automobile was
.iiHI, uml Autono 1.. (leinger. lilO ditched
Noith Thiid street. SI200. lnentoiles Coroner William Nellle. of Consho-
i en inciimeo inosc ior tno csuu.s i hocken. dec area the death wns nccl.
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BAD LIQUOR KILLS SAILORS
Two Die After Drinking "Whisky"
Dought From Boy a
Two sailors are dead as the result
of drinking liquor supposed to bo
whisky purchased from two boys on
the street on Kumlny.
The dead men were .Toll n McCarthy,
of the British shin Wort-ester, nnd
Theodore Morrissey, 108 Do .Lnncey
street. iMOrrlssey was found dead lu
bed yesterday morning. McCarthy died
In the Pennsjlvnnla Hospital later In
the day.
According to the pollecj McCarthy.
Morrlssp.x. John Sullivan.. Thomnn
O'Connell and Chnrles Woods, nil from
Ihe Seamen's Nome, were approached
by two boys and nsked whether they
cared to buy some whisk v.
Answering in the affirmative, the
allors handed the bovs S'J nnd In n
short time received the liquor.
Sullivan, O'Connell and Woods soon
brcomo violently 111 nnd n doctor was
called. These men were younger nnd
stronger, the pollee say, nnd their con
stitution was able to fight off the
poison. The othei1 two men, however,
wnu up m tnu sixties.
According to the superintendent of
the Sedmen's Friends Society, the
"bootlerglne" In that section of the
city is greater than ever before.
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CHILDREN GO TO COUNTRY
Brown'a Farm Opened by Philadel
phia Health Council
Twenty -five children who arc below
normal In weight nnd whose energy and
vitality have been lessened by mal
nutrition or some nhvslcnl defprt, were
tsben to Brown's Farm tnilnv.
Philadelphia's first health -building
home for children Is being opened nt
'llenuii'u Vrtrnl. tlftfll rl1illntiftn1aI liir JI.a
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Pli adc in a Health Council and tiibrr-
culnsls committee. It is'-a direct result
of finding In the Health Council's port
able health clinics, started In eleven rcc
rentton centers thlx hummer.
Of thtf )W boys nnd cifW weighed nnd
measured in the clinics during July
only 800 wero found normal in vAi i
iriiinuy mi ui hib -o. uivcn tliorwijl
physlcnl examination wero found ,i, 1
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Jlurnble Flitlsliei nt 1-on poit
John C. Oetert. Mh.. Phila.
WON SCHOI.AKSUI1' '
MlssKa AptuUcr, 217 East Phil
Kile n:i sticet, (Jenniintowii, the
nul girl among twenty high school
scholars who were csterdny award
ed city of Philadelphia scholar
ships (o the University of Pcnn-sHanla
Mnigniet Stein. ftk'I.OOO, and I.ouis C,
I'sottn. SLM.100.
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A Real Car
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Hear It, and You'll Want it
Charming art mahogany case requiring only - -
space for an upright; at the upright price VflflB
Length, 4 ft. 10 in. Priced ""
N. STETSON & CO., 1111 Chestnut Street
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Ture-ivool Bathing Suits
At a reduction of 0"r '
Individual Btylcs nnd colorlnss. In w Ide '
tsrartety. Men's, $7 50 upward, women's
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IDr.Jaeg'ersCo.
1SU CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
W. B. KUGLER, Manager
Broad at Fairmount Ave.
& The Roof
Garden
is very inviting these warm
evenings
The Dining Service is
excellent, and it is only
necessary to mention that
"dance
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CHAZIN
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KUGLER'S RESTAURANT
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THE owner of an Oakland Sensible Six
Sedan or Coupe enjoys all the advantages
of overhead-valve six-cylinder power plus
scientific light weight construction.
He commands an engine which develops
44 h. p. and yet is unusually compact, en
abling utmost body room under and back
of the cowl.
He can accelerate from 2 or 3 miles an hour
to 55 miles an hour on high gear, obtaining
smooth transmission of the energy through
double universal joints and tubular drive shah.
He now rides on a longer chassis balanced
by a six and one-half inch frame which curves
bo that the body rests exactly upon it, in
stead of overhanging.
He likewise rides on long, rebound-checking
semi-elliptic springs and on 32 x 4-inch
tires which are extra size for the weight of
the cai1 an economy feature.
You can determine many other reasons
why the Oakland Sensible Six Sedan is a
good car to run and operate by telephoning
us for a demonstration at your home or office.
uncharge Accounts Opened!
lIMail Orders Filled!
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CSDAN $3065, COUPE 30S5. P. O. B. POTITIAC, MICH.
ADDITIONAL FOR WIRB WIIBJSL EQUIPMENT, fSS
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR COMPANY
918 N. Broad Street
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Annual Fur Sale
This Specialized Event Presenting Savings of
20 to 45 Per Cent
The Annual Fur Sale, this year, teems with extraordinary
features. The most important is the story of the savings and
this is told in the headlines. The accumulation of the superb stocks, how
we wisely held off the fanatical buying that characterized the wholesale
markets last spring, and how we invested at the time most opportune to
our advantageous buying all this is interesting from the viewpoint of
big merchandising and big savings!
The further fact that we manufactured our own furs from
these wisely-bought skins adds another economy feature the
elimination of the middleman's profit, and its consequent saving to you.
Read the lists below but remember that these are only partial lists, and
barely representative of our magnificent stocks of fine furs.
.4 Small Deposit Will Reserve
Your Purchase
in Our Vaults Until Desired
Fur Coats
Jim
Marmot Coat
Three-quarter Length
Reg. 155.00
Sale, 12-1.00
Very Specials
Tomorrow
Natural
Mink Chokers
(18 Only)
24-00
Regularly .17.50 to
50.00
Ixinif ScirfH of Klne
Dark Skins In tlio pop
ular nml fushlonable
choker style.
Regularly
722.50 Marmot Coats
Smart sport model", with larcp
rolling shnul collar and deep
bll cultj of mnrmot.
155.00 French Seal Coats
Jaunty flare models, with largo
rolling shawl collar nnd deep
cults of French seal.
180.00 Nutria Coats
Smart jaunty model, larpo
rolling shawl collar and deep
cuff of full furred Nutria
211 J50 Muskrat Coats
C.Mn loosn models rolllnit
shawl collar and wide, bell cuffs
of natural muskrat.
242.50 Raccoon Coats
Smart Bnort model'. larcf
rolllnpc shawl collar and lull
cuffs of Natural Haccoon.
Annual Sale Price
98.00
124.00
144.00
174.00
194.00
305.00 Jap Mink Coats 244 00
Smart Ioobo modln hr Zrr SS
rolling s'mwl collar and bell
cuffs of Jap MlnU
367,50 Hudson Seal Coats 9Qd 00
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rollliiB shawl collar .ind dei-p
cuffs of Hudson Seal
405.00' Moleskin Coats 324.00
.Tnuntv loose models. laipe
rolling shawl collar and UK
bell cuffs of Moleskin
435.00 Hudson Seal Coats 9C (f
Flaro morieln, shawl collar and :- s
374.00
;Scarfs
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Reculurl Snip I'rlrr
17.50 Taope Wolf 14.00
17.50 Brown Wolf. 14.00
17 50 Black Wolf 14.00
30.00 Tiupe Fox 24.00
30.00 Brown Fox 24 00
42.50 BUck Fox 34.00
42.50 Hudson Seal 34 00
55.00 Red Fox 44.00
60.00 Crou Fox . 48 00
67.50 Bearer . 54.00
72.50 While Fox 58.00
97.50 Filler . . 78.00
105.00 Taupe lynx 84.00
217.50 Blue Fox.. 174.00
217.50 Silver Fox., 174.00
cuff of Seal Natural Squirrel,
Skunk or Beaer
467 M Squirrel Coats
.iiuintv loose models, larc?
rolling riiawl collar and deep
bell cuffs of Natural Squirrel
492 M Hudson Seal Coats QGJ 00
ThrrV-nuarter lencth with Ul,lV
shawl collar and cuffs of Seal,
Natural Squirrel, Skunk or
I?eaer.
Trimmed French Seal
Coat.
Reg. 217.50
Sale, 174.00
f.Vcry Special i
Tomorrow
Siberian
Wolf Coats
(Only 9)
124-00
Regularly 173.00 to
225.00
Three-quarUr length.
Smart loose model.
Largo shawl collar and
bell cuffs of Australian
opossum.
99250 Moleskin Wraps 7Qd 00
Smart full-length models. tvV
with deep cape, collar of Mole
skin to waist llhe
1117.50 Squirrel Wraps OQJ QQ
Very smart full-length models, vreW
elaborate capi Millar ',1 Nat
ural Squirrel to waist line
1180.00 Natural Mink Coats Qdd 00
Loose debf.tmlrc model of flue """"v
dark skins Large shawl col
lar and deep cuffs
1560.00 Broadtail Wraps 1948 00
Of smart design, very choice KJ W
nelts Klaborat. shaul col
lar of Hudson Uay Hablo.
Also Large Sizes Up to &0 Bust
Sets--
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55.00 Brown Wolf 44.00
55.00 Taupe" Fox 44.00
55.00 Black Wolf 44.00
55.00 Raccoon . 44.00
60.00 Taupe Wolf 48.00
60.00 Brown Fox 48.00
97.50 Black Ljrnx 78.00
97.50 Crou Fox.. 76.00
105 00 Beaver ... 84.00
110.00 Black Fox. 88.00
180.00 Nat. Mink 144.00
242.50 Slate Fox . . 194.00
242.00 State Fox,.. 194.00
492.50 Blue Fox,. 394.00
592.50 Silver Fox.. 474.00
Liberty Bonds and Purchasing Agents,' Orders Accepted
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MOTOR PAR
In a little over five years,
more than one-half million
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
have been delivered to owners,.
Yet the demand keeps steadily
in advance of production.
The gasoline consumption is unusually low.
The tire mileage is unusually high.
THORNTON-FULLER AUTOMOBILE CO.
Parkway, Eaat of 18th Street ' Spruco 1040
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Fragrance, Mildness, Reasonable Price
MANUEL, indeed, leaves noth
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The choice Havana leaf gives Manuel
fragrance in abundance. Blending with
lighter tobaccos makes Manuel mild. And
the price, from ten to twenty cents for your
favorite shape and size, places Manuel well
within your means, even though you smoke
as often as you wish. Try Manuel to-day.
ALLEN R. CRESSMAN'S SONS
Cigcf Manufacturers Philadelphia
EXTRA MILD HAVANA BLEND CIGARS
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