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Episcopal Clertf.Here Mourn
L08SOT UBVUiuui ..-.i
Alaska Indians
Ponce saved stefansson
:
Anrfffacon Hudson Stuck, one of the
Sfliirw of AtaAn, tiled In Fort
K 'ttS-mlay. DrJol.n Wood
AotUtb were tary of the department of
Sons of the Episcopal Church, re
H word by telegram yesterday.
Sorting to the Kchllllps B. Oa-
L n,nol of the Mediator, Dr.
Ck who wns nnyiwven years old.
T. worn out l-y I4 excrtjons and
? j i,tn old befor? IiIm time. Ho wrw
UZ0 Ho devoted his life to the
unmsrrleil. ,"?...,,-., Tn,ins
tklnB for the pawjgfi of n bill nt
ffAhlnVon to prevent American com,
Vl, from MtabllshinB sh rnpn can
pADi' '"'"' ,u . ti, Yukon river.
L &f:rf hat thVc- canneries wcHld
Jit K"1.'! i.., nl Ihn nnminl run.
!,i none, and thus their winter's
&S supply "ould be wined out and
fKS would perish. Tho bill loct.
,b7upmC of nil the Enlwopnl
mHons nlons the Yulcon. Archdeacon
Ck had n r.OOn-mlle range to cover.
Th ho did In winter by means r.f dog
ua. One of lin w dely rend booktt.
Ufa Thm. "and Miles 'With a Dog
Blid." dealt with this part of his work.
1, wrote "The Ascent of Dcnnll
Ut JIcKlnley." following lis nc
Shnment of that feat with two of
lis Indians. Tho proceeds, of Ills books
ind lfctures he devoted to nis missionary
' work. . ....... i.i t. i.i.
ArClKlfBCOn OlllCK wm ruiu ut
frlfnds to have' been of a highly nervous
:'.... n lTlu nprvoiis enerirv rnr-
' rled him far. It Is snld. when nioro
itolid men wouin nave oen .ouikcu u.v
the obntneles encountered. The Indlnns
"Ills death," said-VHIshop nhlne
linder today, "is n hcrlous blow to the
church. He did a wonderful work In
Alaska, and sacrificed much to go there.
Bishop Itowc will miss him tro
mendotislr, and who will take his
place?"
One of the achievements of the archt
deacon was the relief of Vilhjalmur
Stefansson. In MIS. At Hint time Dr.
Stack made the trip to reach the ex
plorer by dog' sled wid led him back to
ciiillintion. Dr. Stuck was born In
The Best Adventure
Novel' of the Year
THE
SPLENDID
OUTCAST
By GEORGE GIBBS
,tt All JJopkaeUea "
This Is An Appleton Book
GRAND OPENING
Wrdnndny Kvrnlnr, Oct. 13
o'clock
KAUFMAN'S
Cafe and Restaurant
(llrnrd Ave. nnd Franklin Sil.
Special Dinner
A itty cAolc rpaj Ml wilt mala
IM oprntnt mtmoraht
MUSIC
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Englfrnil, coming to tho United States
In 188.1;. In 1802, ho was graduated
from the department of theology. Uni
versity of the South, and In 1004 wns
made.nrchdcncou of the Yukon while
serving nH denn of St. Matthew's
Cathedral, nt Dallas,
CONCERTS AT PENN
Ticket Sale starts for Series of Or
chestra Appearances
The campaign to sell tickets' for the
Ave cjimpus concerts glvcn-nt tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania by the Philadel
phia Orchestra under its leader, Leopold
Stokowski. onens todav with KtmlMiiu
and faculty nsslstlng in the drive.
Dr. Stokowski hns ngrced to tnkc
only nominal return for thc-voncerts. In
ine interest oi tne promuigntion of good
music on'the campus.
Tho concerts nrc given nt the Uni
versity under tho nusplccs of tho Frank
lin Society, nnd William Dunsmorc Is
the general chairman of the nrrliostrn
committee.
GOES TO COLLEGE COUNCIL
Father Drlscoll, Head of Vlllanova,
Is Selected
The li'ev. Francis A. Drlscoll, O. S.
At, president of Vlllanova College. Iihr
been named to the Pennsylvania Uni
versity and College Council. He takes
tho place of tho Itev. .Tames D. Donn,
O. S. A., former head of the college,
whom he succeeded here this fnli.
Father Drlscoll nnd former Provost
Edgar Fnhs Smith, of the University
of Pennsylvania, nre investigating the
application for n college charter nindo
by Villa Maria Academy of the Immacu
late Heart, at Frascr.
ATHLETES
Relieve fatigue
and sore muscles
" by daily massage
with the famous
BAUME
ANALGSIQUE
BENGUE
Th.t, Ueaiu ft C., N. Y.
HEALING BY FAITH
TO BEGIN
TONIGHT
Rev. H. St. John Hathaway Will
Lay Hands on Sufferers
at Mission
200 PERSONS SEEK HELP
The Rev.
night will
H. St. Clair Hathaway to-
Dogin mc "laying on or
hands" nt hit) mission (or heating by
fnlth In St. John's Episcopal tChurch,;
ijcrinnniown avenue nnu Hcymour
streets.
More than 200 men and women, sick
In mind or body have appealed to the
Itv. Mr. Hathaway, signing cards nnd
setting forth thc.naturcof their illncs.
FIvo hundred persons attended
Father Hathaway's meeting last night
In which he explained his method of
healing by faith. He snld Hint faith
must bo absoluto and unfailing If any
rood Is to be nccomnllhed. "Oo-I
can heal tho afflicted now a'siwell as
In tho1 biblical .days," explained the
minister, "Tho reason It may sem un
usual vis that we haVe drlftfd away
froia God. . Vic have lost the habit of
looking to God -for relief and must re
turn to the old belief that 'If 'ye have
faith y.e can movo mountains.' "
According to Father Hathaway, dls-1
ease is similar to-tdn. nnd God did not
Intend ifueroBhould be on0' moro than
tlm nthcr notlint "ns,Hc has the t.owcr
to wash away and forgive tho Bins, so
can He soothe and heal tho ailments
and diseases of the body," but It is
necessary at all times to have complete
faith in Ills' worksf
Father, Hothnway!s methods aro sim
ilar to those of James Moore Uickson,
tho layman hentet of the Church of
England, who visited Philadelphia a
year ago.
SHIPMENTS for
PACIFIC COAST
Save Money by Shipping via
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Line
Chas. Kurz & Co., Inc., Agents
Drexcl Building, Phila.
Lombard SWt Mtdn 1520
SS "CAPE HENRY" Now Loading
' This Is our third steamor, scheduled to sail OCTOriEft lSlh.
Regular sailings thereafter.
. Goods may be sent to l'ler 0 North. SccUro our routing: ndvlco
for heavy pieces and goods In open cars boforo sending to dock.
i paw
Sale of Women's
Imported Gloves
Irresistible Values at
2.85
Four fall styles of Centemeri -.
Quality perfect-fitting gloves priced
far below intrinsic value.
Tan French' tanne gloveB (kidskin.
chrome tanned), full pique sewn,
one and two clasp.
White French Kidskin glovesi two
pearl buttons,, full pique sewn.
Black Glace gloves, 6 button
length with strap, full pique-sewn.
Black Velvet Suede gloves, two
pearl buttons, made from French
Kidskin and exquisitely soft.
No Mail Orders
No C. O. D'sNo Charges
Centemeri
Gloves
123 South 13th St.
CfcNTUfcy
WRITING FLUID
Yeo & Lukens Co.
Statlonert Printer
Blank Boohi
23 N. I3th St
719 Walnut St
Write. B beautiful blue
b'ck turning .to . doon
oiack.
Fully Guaranteed
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D,M13.6S D.$MS Doz.JS.50
Mucilage,. Paste
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Containing every feature that makes for accurate
interpretation of the standard music roll and in addition
representing a piano which, in design, finish, durability and
tone quality, contains everything that the most exacting.pur
chaser could require. v
. The greatest player-piano value
in Philadelphia
In fact, if you can find a better dollar-for-dollar value
at the price anywhere in Philadelphia we will return your
money and release you from your purchase agreement.
Eolian-made and doubly guaranteed
The Francesca Player-Piano is made throughout by the
great Aeolian Company, makers of the famous Pianola
Pianos. It is doubly guaranteed by the Aeolian Company
and by the House that Heppe built.
And the price is most reasonable only $745.
3 -Year Rental-Payment Plan
Settlement may be by cash, charge account or the Heppe
3-year rental-payment plan which applies all rent toward
the purchase price and leaves you free to return it or purchase
it at any time. Call or write at once for full particulars.
C. J. HEPPE & SON
Price
$745
Settlement may be by
cash, charge account or
Heppe'a s - year-rental-payment
plan..
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wk. ' WsC' at ono fixed price, JJuiMfifllS'l
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ASA Very Striking Example of Our Policy
of Meeting More Than Half Way the
Desire for Lower Prices and the Future
- Tendency in that Direction, We Present tne
Following Extraordinary Opportunity
Men's Soft
Fejt Hats
Half 0 QC
' Price fO.yO
A special purchase of excellent
Hats,' mndo for this season's sell
ing nt double this price. There
aro several hundred in this lot
alPperfect in brnnd-ncw shapes
nnd fivo colors $3.05.
Vflour Hats $6.75
Luxurious in appearance, cor
rect in styles, and in black, brown,
green and olive. They were made
to sell for one-half more than this
special price.
Cloth Hats, Special, $3.45
fUrawbrldKo A Clothier
Pecond Floor. Market SlrMt. Kt
Hip, Zip, Bang!
HALLOWE'EN
From the looks of things here,
thero won't be room in the streets
for tho prosy individual in civil
ian clothes.
You may be Spanish or Irish,
Pierrot or Pierrette, Mandarin or
Gypsy, Cat or Clown these nnd
other Suits, $5.00 to $10.00; chil
dren's sizes, $3.50 to $0.00.
Also in the Toy Store:
Velocipedes, $5.00 to $22.50
Express Wagons, $5.00 to $10.00
Choo Choo Cars, $2.25 to $1.00
Little lied Riders, $4.50
Strawbrldcn A Clothier Fourth Floor
3000 Pairs of
Boys' Stockings
QK or 3 pairs
OOL for $1.00
Heavy black ribbed Cotton
Stockings, with cxtrn'-fetrong
reinforced heels and toes. Sizes
GV6 to 10 35c a pair, or 3
pairs for $1.00.
Strawbrldgc & Clothier
Market Street Cronn Alole
Sweaters and Other
Cosy Garments
for Wee Tots
SWEATER SETS including
sweater, leggings, cap nnd mit
tens, of brush wool, in rose, green,
brbwp nnd Copenhugcn blue.
Sizc3 2 to G years. Prices $16.50
to $18.05.
One-piece Sweater and Leg
gings combined, Cap included. Of
brush wool in buff or green. Size
1 to, 4 years. Price $13.75.
SWEATERS slip-on or coat
style, in white, pink or blue, for
children of 1 to 3 years $3.95 to
$6.95.
LEGGINGS woven white Leg
gings, drawer style, with feet or
without. Sizes 6 months ro 3
years. Prices, according to size
$2.60 to $3.00
BABY BUNTINGS with hood
attnehed nnd tied with ribbon. Of
pink or blue b'ankrt material fig
ured in white $3.50.
TOQUES of soft yarn, in
blue, tan, rose or white. Size3 1
to 3 years. Prices $1.50 to $3.75.
Hand-mnde Amrnra Cnpi. G mos.
to 2 vears $3.75 to $1.95
White Mittens, infants' to 2 years
38c to 85c
StrnwhrMirp Clothier
Thlnl Floor. West
Traveliner B a firs
of Black Cowftide
Substantial Reduced
Now $20.00 Handsome Bags
of smooth bbek cowhide, 3-pieco
style, leather-lined, strongly sow
ed. Sizes 18- nnd 20-inch $20.00.
Now .$28.85 Walrus grain
Cowhide Bags, 18- and 20-inch
sizes. Sewed throughout and
lined with lenther. Bags that
ordinarily sell for much more
then $28.85, including U. S. tax.
Black Enameled Hat Boxes,
Special, 7.50 and $8.00
Smart-looking nnd sturdy, with
leather corners. A pocket in the
lid, ono hat form in the bottom.
All 9 inches deep; 18-inch length.
$7.50; 20-inch $8.00.
SlrawbTMsa & Clothier All 8. Centre
Exquisitely Shaded
Batik Negligees.
at $18.50
Negligees most' welcomo to
women who appreciate something
"different." Slip-on models, that
fall in grnceful lines, so comfort
able as well. In three-quarter-length.
Soft blues and pinks and
greens shading into each other;
others in warm autumn hues niar
velously blended. An unusually
attractive group, of ciepo Geor
gette or crepe do chine $18.50.
StrnvvliridBH A CMii r
French Salon, Third Floor, Wejt
White, Flesh; Bisque
In These New Crepe
Georgette Waists
Exquisitely dainty nnd with all
the refinement of IJlouses of the
finer kinds, yet these are only
$5.00 to $8.75, and some of those
nt $5.00 aro trimmed with hand
made laces. Many lovely tucked
models trimmed with Vcniso and
filet laces. All have All collar
nnd long sleeves.
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SUITS
Made to Sell This
Season at $50M
$31.50
All-wool fabrics
standard w o r
steds a'nd cassi
meres. Dark Ox
fords, neat stripes,
checks and hand
s o m e ,m i x tures.
Single-breasted and
double -brea sted
sack coats one.
two or three buttons ; practical, conservative models,
always good style, and dependable for long service.
Based upon this season's regular wholesale
price, these are worth $50.00 and some even more.
At $31.50 they arc really extraordinary value,
Our guarantee, as represented by the Seal of
Confidence, is behind every Suit meaning a new
Suit for1 any that does not give satisfaction. All
sizes regular, stout, short, tall, slender.
Clnrrrntc Vi 4-Us QsiIj Several hun-
Vicivuuw ui mc vw.c -; . ,, . x
; area luen s
and Young Men's Winter Overcoats reduced to
$26.50, $29.50 and $39.50. Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Ulsters, special at $63.50. Autumn-weight Over
coats reduced to $25.00, $32.00 and $42.00.
- BtrawbrMiw & Clothier Second Floor, Kait
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Many Happy Comments
On This Season's Lower
Prices of Coats
It has been many a long tlay since Coats as
desirable as these have been obtainable at any-,
thing like these prices. For instance
Wool Velour Coats, $22.50
Smnrt belted models of wooj vejour in plain
shades: finished with deep cape-like collar and
lined throughout with figured silk.
Silvertone Velour Coats,
$27.50 '
In blue, oxford, brown and reindeer, with fig
ured silk lining throughout. One model shown
in the sketch.
Jersey Coats, $30.00 and $45.00
Three-quarter-length Conts, in smart single
breasted and double-breasted styles. Plain shades
and heather mixtures.
Coats of Mixtures, $30 to $60
Of fancy mixtures in good dark colorings,
made on rather plain-tailored lines and attrac
tively belted.
Fur-Collar Coats, $25 to $75
Also within this 'price range, some untrimmed Conts for those
who wish to use their own furs. Chiefly velours and Bolivia weaves,
some developed on dolman lines. Those at the higher prices have
collars of natural raccoon nnd taupe nutria.
r- Strauhrldce i. Cnthler--S cond Floor. (Vntre
This is a Type of New Dress
That So Many Women Like
It adapts itself gracefully to so many
occasions. This particular model
($77.50) is of elegant, soft black crepe
back satin, trimmed with Jluted ribbons
and most effectively relieved by vest,
collar and cuffs of tucked and lacc-trim-med
net in a deep shade of cream.
It is one of a group from $47.50 to
$77.50, consisting of crepe-back satins,
crepe tie chine, and crepe meteor com
bined with crepe Georgette.
Some are low-waisted, some have d"ccp
girdles giving tho low-waisted effect, one model
has girdle of narrow velvet ribbon in a shade
to match the embroidery (many models are
beaded and embroidered) and some are girdled
with tho material nt the normal wai.t-!ine.
Tailored Tricotine and Serge
Dress'es, $25.00 to $40.00
Panel, straight-line and redingote models,
beaded, embroidered, trimmed with flat braid,
or with a distinctly plain-tailored finish. . Some
have the prettiest of vestecs.
(.. trawtrldare L Clothier Sai-om! Fluor. Market Street
Now Women Choose
Skirts in Smart
Plaids or Stripes
Equally favored aro Skirts of
handsome broken plaids or dis
tinctive stripes. Many plaited
with dark tones outside revealing
the brighter shades with each
step. Other models aro side plait
ed or .accordion-plaltcd $15.00
to $30.00.
Silk Poplin Skirts $10.75
Two attractive models, in black
or dnrk blue.
Smart Serge Skirts
In black or navy blue, tailbred,
l5Mnto ?13.G0; plaited, $10.75to
$NJ.60.' B'ttoritl Floor, Filbert Btret't
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A F?fyinrti'LrtlIsi Crt I
Several Thousand
Books at
Average
Half Price
HeRlnnliiK to-morrow, a clear
nitre of twvr-ml thousand Hooks
of muiry kinds, to make room for
the nnw holiday nookn now
rnplilly comlno; In nlthoukh
many of ihfe also win make
Weal Klflfl. The prlr,e8 average
tiboiit onelintf the reirulnr nri,...
many nt less than half price.
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