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POULTRY HOARDING
REPORTEDBY CLUB
Philomusiane' Civic Committeo
, Says Amount in Storage b
Increased
PRICE RANGE STILL HIGH
Tin' rmnntit.v of poultry in slnrnee
houses In lil'Jl) Is inure tlmn 100,000
piiiimlM Kronter tlmn Hint of lnt pnr,
nnil Is bpltn;'Hltlihpil frniii ihu mnr
ltd. iR'curillnc I" (lie M-rnnd wrekly
bulletin of llie civic committee of the
riillineiislnn Club.
'J'lie telnl in Mnrnscc December J.",
mat year, was LsiLIHiS peiimlx, nnil
en tlic Mime (Inte tills ji'iir the telnl was
2.2:.",I12 pounds. Poultry prices still
rniiae high.
Housewives iilse are urfted te buy
freely of cabbnee nnd potatoes te move
the lnise (piaiitit'es en hand. "A l'enn
nylvnnln farmer fitiilint: nn borne
market. " Mute (bn bulletin, "slilpped
bis cabbage, te Baltimore. Krelgbt nnd
b'nu.'rrnKe clmrKes amounted te $0 en
one earlead, and i$10 en tbu second
enrlead, lenvini; blm In debt for bis
preduee. Tlin best potatoes urn M!llltig
for i?l.r0 n bushel and housewives nre
iirsed te lay In a winter supply before
henvy frost. Petate production in IHHO
ONceedeil (lint of 1010 by 7:1,000,000
bushels."
I'rlres (in Poultry
Further tinilliiKS of the remmitlee
this week, us het forth in the bulletin,
n re :
Turkejs Nearby, fresh-killed, best
fancy stock, wholesale from fifty-live
te sixty cents a pound; western.
, ,
whelesale from flfiV te nfty-feur cents
a pound. "
Chlckens Plentiful : feelllnjc whole
snle from twcnty-clght te thirty-six
cents a pound.
DucksFrem thirty-five te forty
cents a pound, wholesale.
Oeesc Frem thirty cents te thirty
five cents u pound, whelesnle.
Cranberries Scarce nnd high, whole
saling from ten te blxtcen cents n quart.
I.cttnee Very pVntlful. Twelve
cars unleaded in the city yesterday.
Wholesale price iKj'ht'y lower rlian n
week a co.
Cnullllewer Plentiful nnd cheap.
Celery Is Plentiful
Celery Very plentiful. Sixteen car
leads reached Philadelphia jestcrdny
morning. California celery sells whole whele
sn'e nt seventy-five cents the down
stalks, scarcely pnylnc frcifclit charges.
Nearby celery sells whelcsnb) from nix
te eighteen cents n bunch of four stalks,
OruiiRes Very plentiful. Coming in
Inrjte quantities from Flerida. Helllnc
wholesale nt about $12 n box t(Xl
erances te n box. These oranges retnll
at twenty te twenty-llve cents n dozen
u net profit of mere thuu "00 per
cent.
In its work of bringing the )iredueer
nnd consumer Int'j closer ru-opcrntlen,
the Philemiisinu Club has the assistance
of Dr. Clyde I,. King, of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, nnd of the Trl Trl
stnte -Mill; Commission.
FINNY TALK SOUNDS FISHY
TO DENIZENS OF AQUARIUM
But Dn Alexander Graham Dell, Inventor of Telephone, Says
Creatures That Live in Water Communicate
With One Anether
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natlilnrfln the Grand river, Id Ontario,
I put my Head very gently under water
and listened, and sure enough, 'tick,
tick,' came n sound like a grasshopper s
chirrup and a little while after that a
chirrup en the ether side. There were
creatures under the water that were
calling te each ether.
"I don't knew whether all fish make
sounds or net, but some of them cer
tainly de. It is nlse u significant fact
that nil fish have cars. Why should
Estate Inventories Filed
Inventories were filed today In the
following estates: I'mina M. lllnck
burne. $70,782.01; Mnry S. Frazlcr,
SM.1M1S.02; Pauline Scliirmnr,
SOUO.r.O; Kdward Ilnbcrmcbl. $fll.
727.72; Catherine T. Clinse. $7201 .-12:
(Anne Cliertham. 830.2,-8.00; Alice
Lawless, $5:1.21.1.01. Hcgister of Wills
SliRclinn granted letters of administra
tion into the $,"110 estate of Margaret
.1, Patterson, of 700 North Twenty
fourth Ktrcct.
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Bnn Frauds CVilcnoe .Vcie Yerk
THE ONE QUESTION when in
telligent people meet:
"Have YOU read
CASUS GRACCHUS
By Odin GrcRery?"
J2 ever. where. Henl & l.lvcrlglit. N. V.
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The facts well told and
well printed and mailed
out regularly make
advertising pay
The old Hne about "Don't Fish
Here'' has been superseded by the new
one. "Don't Fish Talk?"
Dr. Alexander Graham Hell tells the
.National Geographic Society they de.
He ought te knew about talking. He's
responsible for R let of it. He invented
the telephone.
Thore wns no great flow.ef conversa
tion nt the aquarium this morning. Ne
light conversation of nny sort. The
only sound wn of running water In the
liquid enclosure.
"Talk, of course. Is used in the sense
of communication, " explains Dr. Uell.
Mnybfl the llsh were eemmunlcatlnc.
after nil. They must de something te
pass the tlme awny. The aquarium is
In n perpetual Sunday afternoon Btate.
Nervous prostration Is virtually un
known among fish. They hnve no ex
citement, no worries. They nre never
In het water except when they nre
cooked, lti fact, llsh have everything
te give them the loveliest dispositions in
the world. And yet. every new nnd
then, BOrae one talks nbeut the peer
fish.
"Did you eer put your head under
"Did you ever put your head under
te see whnt the sound is like?" Dr.
Hell writes. "I did It once and It
sounded as though a man were hammer
lug nt my very ear.
n'I then took two tiny pebbles nnd
tnppcd them together milta lightly under
water and It sounded like n mnu knock-
they have cars it thcre it nothing tot
them te hear? . . .
"Of tbla we may be certain, there I
n 'great world of sound beneath the
waves waiting te be explored."
Health Play Given by Children
Dancing health fairies nnd hopping
little gnomes of 111 health took part in
"The Town of Premise," a health play
last night nt the Webster Scheel,
rtiitnae'l Arrested After Helii.Un
Jehn Sweeney, ferty-icyen yours old,
Lafayette and Crcssen struts, was held
up by two .men under n bridge along
the Norrlstewn branch of the Jtenillng
k'lfWir'.'"th Kails efTMH
nfcii't:'. nnil roubeilief'Sw'1' J
llvnn, SC05 Stanten street, WM I
nt mm nf the robber nfter
fdietK hed been fired at hltn by Ml
men. Cs
ing at the deer.
Iti
tcflectlbg upon various experiments,
the. tbensht eccurred: If two little
stones tapped tegether can be heard
under water, why, every tiny lobster
thnt snaps Its claws must make nil
audible click. I wonder If there are
crentures In the water thnt signal te
each ether by sound?
"Well, I hnd occasion te try it once.
PHOTOS ENLARGED
Tli new two-lone proem,
-te1tiI In our shop, rom rem
blncs ieftnfm of ntpta with
clenrnM of liUck nnd
white.
Bernl Us Film or I'lntt for txlO
Enlargement Priet, tl
KEENE & CO.
1713 Walnut St.
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in Tortured Babies Sleep
Mothers Rest
After Cuticura
8ep101ntment,Tlini,2le.frrT7whr. TerwiiplM
iddrM: CaUsrLbf terli,lpt X.ViJdcB.Uktt.
The Helmes Phess, Prinri
1315.29 Chtrrr Street
Philadelphia
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Welsbach "THRIFT"
Gas Lights 1 ff
At Cost '
Te replace wnRteful open-flame gas
burners. Give mere lieht than open
flame burners and use less than hair as
much gas.
We will ahew yen htrw te Install them.
Complete, ready te fit en any upright flxtur
Bread and Arch
and District Offices
TAeM in
The United Gas Improvement Ce.
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Mere and mere
enrietta Cigars
are being made and smoked
every day
THE largest independent cigar manufactur
ing concern in the United States is Otte
Eisenlohr & Bres, of Philadelphia
It is also the largest concern of any kind
making only two brands of cigars
&
These two facts are indisputable
testimony te the public's apprecia
tion of the value there is in the two
Eisenlohr brands Henrietta and
Cince cigars.
Henrietta and Cince cigars have
been favorites for years. The in
crease in. the demand for them has
always been steady and continuous.
Today millions of smokers all ever
the United States are regularly
buying them.
Henrietta and Cince cigars are pro
duced along straight manufacturing
lines. The materials, the workman
ship and the methods of manufac
ture are all the best as proved se by
our seventy years of successful ex
perience. That is why Henrietta and Cince
smokers are calling for mere of
these cigars than we can make
despite our constantly increasing
production.
But here in Philadelphia, our own home city, we are
doing everything we can se that our thousands of old
friends and the many new ones that are coming te us
every day may have their favorite cigars for Christmas.
Otte Eisenlohr &. Bres., Inc. Established 1850
Philadelphia
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?&!!& Stanley Korry-Kremc Shoes for Xmas Gifts 8J&T$J
Waterproof, Healthful 1
Stanley Kerry-Krome 5
Shoes for Children! $
Special $395
Kerry-Krome watei proof sole,
spring heels, Goodyear welt.
Sizes 7 te 11
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"Strongest Where There is Greatest Wear."
Mere than that, "Deuble Wear and Waterproof."
H Special $4"45
JJ2 Kerry-Krome soles, duck lined,
'ji Goodyear welt, weed-pegged heels.
KJ Sizes lHz te 2
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Storm Bhei
a.t our ip.ciki, hlfh-eut
ifi a erneK.rjtiOK at 7JO,
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Lionel Electric Trams
ST Semnplierts, 3tfttlenn, Tunnels. Switches, Drldges, Extra. Sections of
jjff TracKs ana Trannrermera.
S Xmas Tree
Zf Electric $2.50
Sf current
8-Lnmp
Outfit
Zp Battery
SJ? Outilts rr
ferf 8 Lights, $2.00 Ttp
All rquipcvu wnn mnv hiih cera una
red. whtl. and iretn bult.
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Skates & Shoes
Complete Outit
$7.50
Women's Skates $1 A
and Shoes cmP'eJc v
Outfit
?VW SKATES, $1.50 jfc
Winchester lG-Shet Repeating Rifle. ffiOCT
22 Calibre p&
Daisy Pump Guns - - - - - S4
Air Rifle Shet (Tube) - - - -5c
Feet Balls, Fine Quality - S1.50
8J! Xmas Special Boxing
Gloves l&? 5
Punching Bags,
Special,
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S Stanley Shee Repairing at All Our Stores .
M Branches S. E. Cerner 9th & Chestnut jSt
mmmmiimsmeimmmz North 13th streets
Blir line of Teyi Hebby Her.ei, Sloth. Waeent. Meccano
ft? Outfit., DelU, Wind-up Tey, Etc. All at Cut Pric.
I HARTMANN'S 522 Market St.
Sf (FORMERLY 519 MARKET ST.)
V? OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL XMAS
Zina7iitra?rymllnrftJ
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BEGINNING Al 8.30 A. M
MORROW!
NATHAN FAGGEN & SONS, ONE OF THE
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH-GRADE
SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS, OFFERS DIRECT TO
THE PUBLIC AT THEIR FACTORY. S. E. COR.
ELEVENTH AND RACE STREETS.
250,000
SHIR TS
te $3.00
Retailing at $2.50 te $7
Materials include Pongees Corded Madras Woven
Madras Russian Cords Silk Stripes Imported
Woven Madras and Fibre Stripes.
As an illustration of the sort of merchandise you
may expect, note this fact there are 7200 shirts in
this let at 85c that are selling retail right in town
at $2.50 each. We invite your comparison.
All of the much-wanted soft, turn-back-cuff shirts
with every garment strictly up te the mark in style
and each detail of workmanship. Suflicient variety
of patterns te suit each and every preference.
At this little price you can afford te buy a half dozen,
for the values are exceptional VERY exceptional.
These shirts en sale en the second fleer, just
inside the Eleventh Street Entrance
Included in This Sale We Offer
Our Entire Stock of
Night Shirts and Pajamas
Extraordinary Values in Piece Goods
A wonderful opportunity for the thrifty woman who
can make wrappers, draperies, dresses, aprons, house
dresses, children's blouses, rompers, sheets and pillow
cases. Prices range from
15c te 85c a yard
Included arc Fnncy Cord Madras, Plain Cord Madras, Silk
Striped Madras, White Pique, Whlte Corded Madras and White
Muslin.
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SHIRT MFRS. IN PHILADELPHIA SINCE 1885
FACTORY at 11th & RACE, Southeast Cerner
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