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tlon Jloflrd, wai hclnsr irroomoil for Dls
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DEVELOPMENTS
AWAITED
mre 1 a l'nrl' r''Wv,l, of rcpt"'lS
.? DUtrlct Attorney "tn.i mnr not
VeKtcl fnr another four-jcar term
ttinftrci-llnir fiwl In Hint eom.ee
i. ihnt .liulge Joseph P. Nosers, of
!?i?PlrrpurtN.2.-oiWn.,t
ulwlllinp to cwhniiBo the ermine for
office of rount, IWutor.
FrkwH of the JiiilW) hne urged him
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i rnndldatP. Those clone to .hide'
"Sf ;? " position Is simply tin
Won'ook'V. but tbot he would be
SflVo "Jump In" If the .occasion
"ffr Rotan'ft contlnunnco In office,
.Jin? lo reports, depends entirely
TdSopmcnt8Pin the political meltlnR
t i Se near future. His troiiKPit
,1th Senator rcnro-i-.
.Subject of "rnderBioiind" Attack
i the lH'trlct Attorney louio month
Printed Hreiilnrn wore distribute.
si.aVlb.vn-mjsterionH'Mohn I, llajs'
S attributed to u "Imrciiu of muiiM-
ttN .IMIhat Mr. Ito.
uimmt much of his time In Florid 1
ffi'SSt wen uhen In this city only
t In one or two hours n day in h
ftlVHnll ollice. It wns nlo staled
Ht he Kc'dom. if ever, apnoarcd in
SSrt, Bnd that all the work of he DN
trlct Attorney'H otlice uas carried on
While tbct'e reports were in circula
tion it was reported Harry A. Maekcy,
thilrmMi of the orkmen s fompensa-
A chalrmnil of the board his salary
had been $7ol)0 ft year. ThU was In
e'rcnficd to SQOOO by the lnt I.cfflrtlnttirc.
Home politician icRnrdod this boost as
prima faelo cvlde'nco that he would
not sock to succeed llotan, utthough
the latter's office pays $13,000 a year.
' Waiting to See How "Cot .lumps"
Politicians hero arc said to bo in the
famlllnr attitude of waiting to see how
the cnl jiflnps. In other words, they
mo waiting for concrete developments,
t ltd not the least of these will be the
amount of intention Senntor Penrose
Klves to politics lferc this summer,
The attitude regarding the Dihtrlot
Attorneyship Is typical of that toward
other important offices that must be
voted for this fall. rl here nn hints
that even members of Administration
circles bcio do not favor Sir, Itotau's
re-election, while the Vnrc leaders are
openly against it,
SYMPHONY CLUB CONCERT
Interesting Program GJven Before
Huge Audience at the Forrest
An nudieiu'o which practically tilled
the Forrest Theatre heard lust j'vcnlng
the thirteenth concert of the Symphony
Club, an organisation for the instruc
tion of the young musicians, maintained
by lMuln A. I'lclshcr. The concert
proved to be ono of the best as1 well as
one of the most ambitious In program
that the organization has et attempted.
Among the principal numbers v. ere
the H-mlnor sjinphony of Schubert.
Massenet's overture "Phedrc'' tui'l
I Svensen's third Norwegian rhapu'
I for the complete orchestra and Dvor.il
, Serenade and a group of smaller mini
hers for the string orchentra. which Is
largely made up of younger members
.than Is the full oiclu-htru. Itotli iljil
exceedingly wey, the intonation and
I the gencrul musicianship displajcd
under the leadership of William P.
Happlch being far above the avciago
iiiiuitcur Performance.
The soioUt wns Israel VIehnln. one
of the most talented of the jounger
pianists of Philadelphia. He plajed
with n faultless technique and keen
musical understanding the brilliantly
difficult "Hlgoletto" paraphrase of
I,lszt ami icspondcd to the hearty ap
plause or the audience with the (.Jltick
Itriihms minuet ami another encore.
3 INJUREOBY CAR;
GALL DRIVER DRUNK
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Women 'Knocked Down, Police
man Hit by Motorist in
Attempt to Floe
CAUGHT BY DETECTIVE
Oscar Prantzel, .".",! 'Woodland ave
nue, was hehl In SI 000 hall for n fur
ther hearing next Saturday when It
was testllled before Maststiate Dugan
Be Particular
at the Thirty-R6con(J street and Wood
land nvntio police station today that
when liruhk and driving his automo
bile ho had knocked down two women
and a man who tried to stop him na he
was speeding away.
Miss Krlstlan Korkoskl, nineteen
jcors old, 57,'IL Woodland avenue, and
.lls Klixnbcth IJemors. thirty-nine
years old, 12(101 'South Ilouvler street,
were standing at Fiftieth street and
Woodland nvcnlie at midnight, according
lo the testimony, when Frontrel bowled
t hen both over
John Anderson, a private detective.
nw the acch'clil ami yelled to I'liinlzcl
to stop, at the same time Jumping on
the running hoaid. The mutynst, naif
a "(piare nwnj, looked back, and uhen
lie aw tlK crowd oegged the detective
to let. Mm go. Then Frantsiol, It was
testified, tried, to push Andcrbon off
the running board, and. falling In this,
drove on h Anderson clinging to the
side of the car. . ,
At Forty-ninth street and Oreenway
avenue John Mulligan, n s,ergcapt Iri
the Hog Island police, who was wait
ing for a car, stepped out in front of
the appioachlng machine. Mulligan,
too, was knocked down, but only
slightly hurt. lie went lo the Hog
Island Hospital.
Frontzel then Mopped the ear. Rot
out and ran, with Anderson in n. pur
suit. He wns caught and tin- detective
forrd him to drive back to the scene
of the nechlent. Their he was anestcd
by Patrolman Currj. of tin Sit-llfth
street mid Woodland nveniie Mntiuu.
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Wonderf uP Quality Worsteds
Built to Measurement for
$50
A variety of patterns that you will find diffi
cult to match anywhere in Philadelphia at $75
while our figure is $50.
They are feather weight worsteds, good tai
loring guaranteed. Any tailor can tell you it is
difficult to sew lasting shape into a summer wor
sted, but we do it.
WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER
MERCHANT TAILORING SHOP
1217-19 Chestnut Street
Founded In 1865
The House that Heppe built
Inaugurated the One-Price System In 1881
MERGER,
We could talk you deaf
about
Mercer's riding qualities
and prove nothing.
The proof is in the car
and on the road.
Come
take the wheel
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With This Cabinet and
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for $72.60
in OnU. $75.10 in Mahdgany.
Terms: $5 Per Month
It is our policy to carry the very best, tlioicfoic
c only carry the Victrola.
Used Pianos
$95 to $575
We have in stock excellent values
in used Pianos, thoroughly rebuilt
and guaranteed for a period of 5 years.
Exchangeable within one year at full
value.
Genuine
Piahola
Pianos
$785
Wfti" isEk
PiaMlJf NMMrt aiid!.t Ml
Heppe
3-Sounding
Board-Piano
$495
The II e p p e Pianola Piano is
a genuine Aeolian Pianola Piano,
It is fully guaranteed by the Aeolian
Company, and The House
that Heppe built." You are
assured of entire satisfaction
or your money will be
refunded.
Terms as low as $4 weekly
on the Heppe Rental Payment
Plan.
You only need to compare the tone of a
Heppe Piano and its three sounding boards
with any other piano to be convinced that
the Heppe tone quality has something dis
tinctive. THE TONE TELLS THE TRUTH
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The Quality Standard for a Quarter Century
Quality Always Maintained
HpHE slight reduction in the wholesale price of Crane's
Philadelphia Ice Cream, effective today, will not affect
in any way the high quality of Philadelphia's favorite ice
cream.
CRANK standards will always bo maintained, and only uch
price reductions as me possible, without impairing the quality
of the ice cream, will ever be made.
Increased production, with slight reductions in price of ingredients,
makes possible u wholesale price adjustment at this time, but
Maintaining Crane Quality Will Alwa3rs Be Our
First Consideration
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Twenty-five years' adherence to
this policy has resulted in a de
mand for Crane's Philadelphia Ice
Cream over a territory extending
from New York to Cape Charles,
Va.
To be sure of supreme quality, insist ip
upon Crane's Philadelphia Ice Cream. Jj
tv1 yiu i yu wiiuwwiitiiww run yvj
Look for "TheSign of. the Crane9'
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We Believe These
Fnnrpitiuira Values
Cannot Be Equaled
IN THE first place, Strawbridge & Clothier
Furniture is dependable Furniture noth
ing makeshift, nothing shoddy, nothing
glossed over but honestly made, substantial,
well-finished, artistic in design. Secondly,
Strawbridge & Clothier prices particularly
in Furniture fcave, time and time again,
proven by actual comparison to be lower than
those asked for equal grades elsewhere. And
just now much of this great stock is marked
at even less than our own usual low prices.
Home-planners, home-makers and home-furnishers
will do well to carefully consider and
compare these values lest a single precious
dollar be wasted:
Dining-room Suit $.160.00
Willlain-iind-Mary : walnut ; 10 ,
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Dininu-room Suit $456.00 .
Quern Arme, walnut: 10 pieces '
Dmmy-room Suit $280.00
Cjurn Amu' iiialiotanj ; 10 ph-LCd
Liriny-room Suit $27o.00 '
TnpXtiy o er-stuffed : 3 pieces
Liriuy-room Suit $.',50.00
lilU" tapostry upholstered : " pieces.
Liriny-room Suit $225.00 '
I.ouIhi.WJ upholstered In purpto i
iiohal! , 3 pieces. '
Liviny-room Suit $275.00
(,'olonlnl: tM?strj upholstered. 2
plcey
Library Tabic $29.75
i 'olonlnl . nuilioRnn" top ISxJS ,
Davenport Table $.17.50
yucca Anne , niahofran.v : top TIx-'O
Library Tabic $H5.00
Willinm-aiid-.Mar : inahoR',iii
Library Tabic $29.50
i olonlnl on; mahogany llnlli
Library Tabic $19.75
ijuern Anne, mihoiraii) flnfbli
Oak Chiffonier $1. ',.50
Vntural finish ; 3 dr.iwerir
Willoiv Arm Chairs S9.J,5
la tho natural lln.sh.
Bedroom Suit $125.00
Colonial; mahosrany. 3 plec
Liviny-room Suit $1.15.00
Adam: cano-and-inahocanj' : up
upholstered 111 blue vloui , 1 pieces.
Porch Suit $125.00
or teed: biown or-ivory; 3 pieces
Bar Harbor Chairs $12.75
Of lron or green reed, cretonne
upholsterer
Rccd-Fibre Rocker $5.75
In attrattivo hrown iln!?h.
Old Hickory Tables $5.25
Old Hickory Rockers $5.75
Porch Suit $98.00
Old hickory Ivory-and-bluc en
ameled ; 4 pieces.
' Fumed Oak Buffet $80.50
Mirror b-n k.
match JS.0i.
MS.'O.
China rio'et to
Servlnp Table
Bedroom Suit $175.00
Quern Anne, mahoifanj or walnut;
u pieces.
Bedroom Suit $262.00
I.oul" XV, malicRam ."i pieces
Dininy-iioom Suit $-1.10.00
Fumed, cotdtn, silver uray oak
finish ; T pieces
Dining-room Suit $295.00
WlUUm-and-Mary : mahogany or
walnut . 10 pli-ce.
I .- STawbrMEi & C!othl?r-Th xl l-'ioor
A Wonderful Collection of
SUMMER RUGS
For Porch and Home
Here awaits the inspection of those who wish to
brighten up the summer dwelling with artistic, cool
looking Floor Coverings of this character. There
are Grass Rugs, Wool-and-fibre Rugs, Fibre Rugs
and Colonial Rag Rugs the latter particularly, in
many striking new color-combinations.
Recent arrivals in this collection are novel Oval
and Round Rugs that take the name of "Wel-O-Vol"
a most attractive floor covering for breakfast
room, den or hall or for a throw Rug. The round
shapes are 30 inches to 8 feet in diameter, and are
$7.75 to $64.00. The oval shapes measure 27x40
inches to 7x10 feet, and are marked .$7.75 to $85.50.
A Few of the Many Under-Price
Lots in the Regular Rug Store
Royal Wilton Rugs, 8.J.rlO.(i feet $62.50; 9x12, $6 ',.50
Alex. Smitli i0 Sons' Seamless Axminster, S.-lxlO.tJ $.',1.50
Alex Smitli t0 Sons' Seamless Axminster, 9x12 $1,2.50
Roxbury 10-wirr Brussels Rugs. S.VxlO.G feet $35.00
Roxbury 10-wire Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet $37.50
Extra Values in the Department of
Lower-Priced Floor Coverings
Seamless Axminstir Rugs, with slight imperfections; 27x54
inches, $3.25; 36x70 inches, $5.50; .',.6x6.6 feet, $10.50;
6x9 feet. $19.00; 8.3x10.6 feet, $35.00; 9x12, $37.50
"Gold Seal" Congoleum Rugs, 6x9 )eet, $8.70; 7.6x10.6 tect,
$10.45; 9x10.6 feet, $11,. ',5; 9x12 feet, $1645
Japanese Stenciled Crass Rugs, size 6x9 feet, $3.50; 8.10
feet, $J,.S5; 9x12 fu't, $5.95
Rag Rugs in hit-or-miss pattern. '14x36 inches, $1.35;
24x48, 82.50; 17x54 $2.15; .16x72. $3.85
Gi niiinc Crex Riys ore-third muhr vice lSx3n inchrs,
?5c; 24x18, 81. 3D; 7x5',. 81.65; 30,-60, SIM); .JU'Tl
incites, $.'.8; ,.6.-7.6 feel, $'j.7"i
Tn pest i y UnifSili Ua'l ard S'ua Caryi.;, .'7 unlus ti U
65 v a yard
ary Straw bttJs L Cloilntr I cun. I icor .3t. unu KnOciu at ait
Women's Smart
Tan Sports Coats
$10o50
Short Unlincd Coatn of heavy
tan coating, made with the in
verted plaU in tho back, and
belled nil around excellent
value.
Sports Coats, $15.00 to $60
A dnsliinft loose-back model,
lined throughout, S1C.00. Others
in longer lengths, silk-lined
throughout and nil mnnniahly
tailored $22.50 to $60.00,
Mannish Top Coats
A distinctive lino of man-tailored
Top Coats, in mixtures and
herringbone effects. Loose-back
and belted models, nearly nil with
body and sleeves lined $45.00
)o ?C5.00.
Ftr.iwbrld A CIMhlar
Second T'oor, Centre
Smart Worsted
Jersey Suits
$22o50
Made in the smart Tuxedo style,
with tucked patch pockets. Of
jersey of exceptional quality, in
plain black, navy nnd dark brown,
and in heather-mixed Oxford, blue
nnd brown.
Fine Worsted Jersey
Suits
Exceptional at $18.75
Belted plaited models with
patch pockets and Tuxedo fronts
or notched collar. In plain black,
navy and brown, and in blue,
brown nnd Oxford heather mix
tures. New Ramie Linen
Suits, at $13.75
A well-tailored model on long
lines, with narrow tailored belt
and long rolling collar, in white,
blue, rose and natural.
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Reduced
One-third
to One-half
About one hundred Fine
Trimmed Hats, in the French
Salon, including Paris and New
York models, and other fcingle
exclusive Hats.
Straw brldre 4 riothlsr-r-Steond
noor Mnrkt Strecl. West
Misses' Dresses
For All Occasions
Tailored Tricotino and Poirot
Twill Dresses. Black and Brown
Lace Dinnor Dresses. Silk Sports
Dresses with colored blouses and
plaited white skirts.
Dresses of taffeta, crepo Geor
gette, crepe do rhino nnd Canton
crepe, beaded, embroidered, ribbon-trimmed;
including Tailored
Slip-on Dresses, with tuckcH waist
and skirt. Prices, $25.00 to $95.00.
Misses' Wash Dresses
Voiles, tissues, organdies, and
dotted Swish with organdie collar
nnd cuffs; linen, linen-nnd-voile
and fine gingham. In straight
line and two-piece tailored style,
in tunic, panel nnd tucked effects.
Price? 57.50 to $39.50.
StrawWrtdM Sc T'loh'X' -Jfiron!
Vloor Murket Street
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3900 Imported Linen
Towels at one-third less
than the regular price
60c each, or $7.00 a
dozen.
More than 100 Couch
Hammocks with steel
frame $12.50.
STRAWBRIDGE
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