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I. l' "'llll' I'i" I" llllil ii'ii in i h ii; I i .Inn it il li yi i . I lilt nil pIl'MOl Wml. Illlll III' iiiil In "11 mil ill . inmiili Hi mi. fm t ., .ii tin li. Ii.ii- N I Id -.ml In n ii- mill i ml nml - li IiIk i Flexible Bracelets With Diamonds Arc much in vuguc of the vcar. and make choice gifts at this season A- platinum front and gold back flexible bracelet with five diamonds $250. S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut si. niAMOMi mi:i:ihasis .ircwi-xurts -silvkiismii if Gray Herringbones A-Plenty $30 -d $35 These suits are beautifully tailored and ready to go into in stant service. Men and young men are buy ing them and telling their friends of their good luck. The William H. Wanamaker Store, always ahead, certainly has achieved leadership in striking the correct fashion note this Spring gray herririgbones. William H. Wanamaker 1217-19 Chestnut Street MOUNTED PATROLMAN HURT Andrew Han-ilton Is Tnrown From Horse While Responding to Alarrr Win ii i ii.piin.iuii; - mi a' if In I. iillll lnl "V llli'n i" I I fn ti .-I'l . . I I'i'HIi I '. -t t .ll.l lllll I ll .It' I' ' '! ll ' ll' ' I l- I i lh .n-ii-i -i-nl I. llii"!.. ''i li li- "i takpn ' '' "h II ,i' ' ' -i po..ii Tin ti . .. r.' i , ' -V.it ... .1 .1 tpn .ii.'iii - " i." "' '" " ' llin K.-Hl Jillk'-'iS '' "' " takpn ii - i"' " ' - Kir ini'ii '-,:.:ii:ir.-i" 'i trlflltu ilinn.it" nml !" 'r unri" - i '-r ml li ' hail 'ir ni; I , i 'i I ii i I McCullen a Little Better , ., i , .. I ni. I.. i I' Ju-Jg T' M ' - " ' nit1 : '' i . p..i-' toil.. I " U' ' " ' -i 'I iihi-n 'ii '--.-J "ii .."ii'iiii mi prnl l.iiiii.i .i'ii t.. . h ni In .Inur" II " a ' i i i tit i n I II .n 1 m " ll 'I mm munsing ' . KcU U n flyM MitMimiWiiamHwniii & WEA UNIOM SUST YOU N PERFECT FITTIWG SIZES FOR MEM WOMEN ANDCHILDREN By Far the Best Tires We Have Ever Made r.iiT i 1 " 1 mil -ml i mil 7 Good as Goodyear Tires have always been, they are even better now. More improve merits have been made in them in the last few months than in any equal period in our history. Larger, stronger, heavier and more durable than ever, Goodyear Tires in every size and type are today by a wide margin the most eco nomical and satisfactory you can buy. You can get them now of your nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer. I HI. C.OODYLR TlRIi &- lU'BBLII COMPANY 0$it.' Throughout the H'nrlil 'txlJtvB'.. .-: v .-'iui.,,-1. . iiiil I'jiiMfS: 'bsKiiliO - if-: v v. 7.-u,.,ri, . iil.l 'jsAiui-"-'-Wrr-r rJP K 1 1 & - --A. z?-- - 77ZXZZy r0nsm'ms!- LLiLll mlY' g It' I r I I 1 fi iA-i'i mi rrCi mi 'iv si mt KiUfltAlJu 1 till WMM A Watch or a Bracelet which do you buy ? A; woman does not buy a bracelet when she wants a watch. Yet, . that is really what thousands of keen and experienced women buyers are doing unknowingly every da . And it is not their fault. Ladies' wrist-watches are fash ionable and they are always going to be fashionable. A lady does not buy a wrist-watch to take the place of a bracelet. She purchases a wrist-watch to tell her the time. And a wrist-watch that is always "going wrong", "stopping.'' or that spends most of its life upon the repair bench that kind of a watch is neither beautiful nor use ful it is an expensive luxury. Alas, there are scores of thou sands of ladies' wrist-watches hid ing their worthlessness in bureau drawers, knick-knack and jewel boxes because their owners dis covered they were made merely to look at. And the majority of these watches bear foreign names. But as they were sold at such "low" prices, much -lower than a tiny Waltham for instance, their owners thought that they were saving money. A watch is bought upon "faith". And there is not an article sold wherein and whereof we can be so much deceived as in a watch. It is not the jeweler's fault. The de mand for reliable, fine watches is greater than the supply. If he sells foreign watches he cannot take them to pieces to see if they are put together "right." Me has no means of testing the metals, of knowing the pedigree of the differ ent"parts!'He, too.buysuponfaith. He gets the blame when the "works" go wrong, not the maker who lives four thousand miles away. There are ladies who may be reading this advertisement who own tiriy. exquisite looking wrist watches that simply will not "go" or keep time. They have sent them to the leading jewelers in their town, but the trouble cannot seemingly be put right. Why is this? There are two reasons: one, that the watch was sold at a price which forbade fine workmanship and materials. Two, that the watch lacked standardization, which is essential in tiny wrist-watches if they are to keep continuous and dependable time. And you cannot purchase a de pendable wrist-watch except at a relatively increasing price as the size of the watch decreases. In other words, the smaller the watch the greater the cost. Errors of workmanship can exist in, say, a watch of medium size, that would be disastrous in a tiny watch. The "works" of the tiny watch must be perfect even to the fraction of a hu man hair. For instance: When the dial of a ladies' wrist watch gets below the size of a twenty-five cent piece the cost of such a watch mounts rapidly; and when the dial decreases to the size of a dime, the cost has increased at least four to five times as much. The smaller the watch, the greater the cost. That is, if the watch was made to keep dependable time. And a small ladies' wrist-watch is rarely dependable if it lacks stand ardization. The fame, reliability and worth of the Waltham Watch has been built upon this undeniable fact. The tiniest ladies' wrist watch made on this continent is a Waltham: although its dial is even smaller than a dime, it keeps the same dependable time as the larger Waltham gentlemen's watch, known all over the world for its accuracy and reliability. And the reason this tiniest of ladies' wrist-watches keeps the time "day in and year out," is because it is standardized. It is a tiny, but perfect reproduction of the highest grade, larger Waltham Watch. Every part, every jewel, wheel and pinion -bearing is perfection itself because of exact standardized reduction in size. Just as you see a star reflected in a dewdrop so in these exquisite, tiny, perfect time-pieces you have beauty, plus a lifelong service, which is the only reason why you dcsiie to own and to buy a wrist-watch. Do not be misguided by "lower prices" or "just as good," or high sounding foreign names when you go to buy your wrist-watch. No lady desires a watch that will soon be hidden away among disused trinkets, or that will cost her a small fortune in upkeep. The more tiny the watch, the more it will cost you ; but n beautiful, small wrist watch is a prized possession indeed, when you can depend upon il. The name of Waltham upon the dial is an assurance of integrity in workmanship, of dependabil ity, and true value for what you pay for it. It will profit you to insist that your wrist-watch be a Waltham. In this series of advertisements the following Waltham Watches will be featured : 0 Ltgnc Ladies . . $40 und up Men's Opcrn .... $95 und up 7 ' j l.ignc ' Ladies' i $200 to $2,000 or more, depending upon the case Colonial A Men's $200to$)25 or inure, depending upon the case Jewel Series iLadies'l .$40 and up ColoninlSerics Riverside Mens, 1 4KSI 1 5 andup imgiiard Kmlrojc Watch Cadet D S Cold Back (Strip Colonial Series Royal (Men'aj No M20(Men') . . Makers of the famous 1 1 'altham air friction quality Speedometers and Automobile Time-pieces used on the world's leading gEaassv i thirst iiiiiin mum ihth BwmmmwmM i ' 'i The Waltham Vz Ligne, S200 to $2,000 K 'Jxv depending upon the case V- lr ""'c movenll:ni ' smaller than a dune -slil in diameter it yrMm if lrVpi Mm ll WirffW . $80 and up $27 50 und up $75 and up $50 and up 9 0P ffl ItinfJ1 v-"l Waltham 10 Ligne, $90 and up depending upon the case cars LTHAM THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER TIMB Where you see this sign they sell Waltham Watches J-,.xx-i- j,:.. 11 II ft tvV E3B 'win mm m L J m 10 ' ' '' I -- -"J-" '-'-..- I - - - ' "Mfc: "I--I . '. 1 1 mm T3MT
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