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BORDEN'S DISCIPLINE STRICT
Bv'rltt llir'J'fli 'a Fi'itlno rwM' tracer
Camp Kdwnrds. Son Girl, .tunc 0
Progressing Into ttir nmre ndinneed
tagc of their instruction uork. the
800 officers nnd men nt camp here are
finding tlint this is purelv a norking
man's camp Tho were out on the
field for several hour vostordni going
through proliininnr nml fundamental
stages of the training rourse. nnd to
day's program called foi even nmro
strenuous aotivitv.
Brigadier Ocncrnl Howard S. Bor
den, the camp oonimnniler. nl a con
ference with the officers nnd turn Into
yesterday, discussed plans for rapid do
relopment of tlir State's N'atlnnal
Guard TTe cxpressod hope for friendly
nnity. but loft; no quottion as to his
strict virus on discipline
General Borden nttomlod th mili
tary oeremonic w itli some degree of
discomfort Soon after the dnv's work
tens done ho loft for Tied Hnnk lirrc
DELAWARE COUNTY FIREMEN IN TESTS
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lIlKlitffn lire companies of tlml rotintj mol at tlif II. K. Mitlfonl plnnt. (ilcnnldrn. for llio annual compe
titions. HlRliland I'nrlt Kirc Compnti) won (lie tlasslc ornt of llio daj b pclllnc nalfr on tho "Mnro" In tho
vliortcst (imo. Tho prize Is a cup jjhen by Charles Olnrk
ORLAND A. SOMERS DIES REJECTS ASSIGNED COUNSEL Flre Engine for Pcnnsarove
rennsffrorc, rv. J., Juno 0. RorouRh
roiinrl) hns voted to purchnso n fire
onpino nt n cost of ?1 2,000, in IV dn
llvorrd khln nlnoty rtnv. As soon
n tho now engine In recoil or test runs
will bn mndo in order to train the fire
fihtors, many of whom nre now mem
tiers of the department.
CONNECT!
COT MAN
MURDEREDIN BED
Sistor of Farmer, Shot by Un
known Assassin, Also
Woundod
STATE POLICE SEEK SLAYER
Former National G. A. R. Comman
der Succumbs After Long Illness
lvolioniii, Iml , .lime '.' till A V )
"They Alwnys Lose Cases," Defend
ant Tells Judge: Wins Own Suit
Hirrlsbnre. .Tunc 0 When .ludeo
rollnuiiic mi illness of
rn
hi re oxtoiilnt
srer il months
Air Seniors was i hoen enmmandor
in chief in 1017 1'rovioiiHlv to that
ho had boon prennlent of the Soeioti of
the Armi of tin Ctiniborlnnd for .ei-en
venrs nnd had boon Department Com-
niiimier oi ine n. u. nr wns me
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Oceanic home.
The rnmpunv, made up of officrs nnd
three of the infantrv companies, went
through extended order drill, arm
slcnaling. bnvnnct oxer'irs and scout
ing and patrolling uork etprda.v
morning nnd Companj I win given
sann-tntile instruction ano rx eniieu , -fi-;t fp lUrr to ,,, M ll0nnrP,i
fttud.i of the Hrouning mnohinr gun.
In the afternoon Conipnm I. Infantn
took its turn nt the 5nnd tables
The officers' compaui nnd infantn
Companies 1) and r worked out nn nd
Vance guntd problem nnd continued the
bayonet 0Tereif.es and patml nnd si out
ing work f'ompan H which is made up
of cnalt.T. engineer, medical and signal
troops, was divided according to its
respectir" brnnchos nnd giien in
jtruction b the nflicers of tho e dif
ferent branches.
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h submitteil to the stirceon's knife in vjruuui. """ '".''" -......-. ,,,,.,, , iri,prspinm ,TCeniuv mn-rrii i- .i...
?he ta'tm n. o a "Br of tl" I p? I.'kZmW and one ..nrl to Frank Hosier tho latter re-1
Lieutenant Coonol Kdward H Stone. Ornml An, y f t - I',l'Jvr(1;"py (u,r(1 ,,, ,W .aving that nssigned
of the Third TnfnntTV. accompmied he I , . ' , ,led at his home counsel nlwavs lose caM for their
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Norfolk. Conn., .Tune 0. State po
lice have taken up the Investigation
Into tho murder of Joseph M. rnrnons,
n dairy farmer, who wan shot to death
In bed in hln fnrmhouae In Ihe TdtchficliT
Hills at Potith Norfolk enrly jesterdny.
Miss Mary Parsons. Rlstor of the mur
dr red tnnn, Is nt the borne of her mother,
iith a bullet wound in the face nml
several teeth miming. Her story of the
shooting is vlrtunlly the only tangible
clue on which to base nn Inquiry.
The bodi of Parson was found by
Trod M niggs, n neighbor, who called
nt the houpe ,osterda morning. He
found Miss Parsons lving in one room
nalnfullv woundod. nnd then cnmp upon
the hod of I'atfinnK in his mom. There
was n bullet hole In his bond.
After nid hnd been nummoned nnd
Miss I'arsnno hnd been reiiicd. she was
nble to tell the story of the nffnir She
said siie hBd gone to her brother s house
to do somn housework, ns hnd been her
clients nniwin He was up for non
mipport nud he argued his rn?e fo con
lneinglv. contending his wife was not
entitled to am of his monev. that the
court threw out the rase.
"Thank you. Judge, for the offer,
nnvway." Hoster said as ho depnrted.
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List Ellglbles for City Jobs
The Civil Venice Conlmtt-sion issued
n eligible list for the position of ns
ilsrant superintendent of the gnrbaEo
disposal plant. Frank A "ahson. the
present provisional appointee, ms the
high man. The lob pavs ?2.ri0 n month
The commission nlso made public a
list of eligible for the position of sec
retnry of tbe Bureau of Fire The high
man 'was Joseph J Closius. -010
North Eighth street The present pro
Visional appointee, Charles J. Webster.
8030 Susquehanna avenue, was seventh
on the list.
Furniture Rugs Carpets
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
B'
ll' At SF of our re en Are wo .ire offering our entire stock
nf HIrIi Oracle H.troom Plntng-Hoom nnd Ulnc room
Furniture Rues i .lrp. ts of at .Special Sale which will continue
until our stocks ire eh iutod Tins Is lour opportunitj to secure
.oiir neede 1 FurnishlnRs ilmost at our own price
NOTE CAREFULLY THE ADDRESS
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
1925-27-29 Columbia Avenue
Open Every Evening Daring Sale
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REID AND FORT
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Copyright, 1931, A. B. Klrschbium Corartny
Entire Stock Of
Men's Spring Clothes
REDUCED!
$30 garments now $22.50 $40 garments-r-now $32.50
$35 garments now $27.50 $45 garments now $37.50
Reductions apply to all
three-piece woolen suits,
topcoats and raincoats.
Like all R. & F. events, this sale is genuine
Nothing except our own fine stock
mostly from the Kirschbaum shops.
No sale lots. Neither are there any
fictitious values. The original, closely
marked price tickets remain untouched
upon every garment. Deductions made
at time of purchase. Alterations with
out charge.
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Dress Suits And Tuxedos- 45
White Flannel Trousers $io
Midsummer 2-Piece Suits 15 to 25.
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custom, he being n bachelor, nbout forty
yearn old, nnd domethlng of n wciuw
in his habits. Some time after midnight,
Rhe said, aha was awakened by o hot,
and nfter summoning courage she went
Into the hall and opened the door oi
her brother' room. A msn was sUwl
In. beside her brother's bed. she said,
nnd she tiv a revolver nnd flashlight in
his hands. He fired at.her almost imme
diately, and her remembrance of events
ended there. Sho described the man ns
nast middle age nnd having a grayish
beard.
Itlggs said ho found a key in the door
.on the outside when he mndo bis way
Into tho house. Medical Examiner I.
li. Hnmant would not comment on Miss
Parson's story. He will conduct nn
autopsy on the body of Parsons nt Hti
undertaking establishment In Ulnstod
today undor tho direction of Coroner
Samuel A. Herman, of Mtclifleld
County. State Policemen Philip Klynn
and Walter If. StlleH nre working on
Iho tnvnterv. Th house had the BP'
penrnnce of having been ransacked.
Friends of Ihe family said thnt sud
den deaths had marked the family his
tory for several years. Parsons father
was killed by n train near Wlnsted : nn
uncle was drowned In a pond nt Ooshen
and another uncle committed suicide.
UNTERMYER TO ASK U. S.
AID IN PROSECUTIONS
Will Urflo Attorney Goneral to A
lit In Curbing Building Trust
. Y.V..J. T.,. O. f Ttw A. P.
Pnmiiel Untermyer, counsel of the leg-
Islntlve committee Investigating tha
building trust, announce nx ioubv w
iu- il.., I., wnntil wrltn AOornxv
fieneral Daugherty to ask If hU do
partmeni coum nui p' .," "",
money to prosecute violators of the antl-trust'laws.
Mr. Untermyer declared tho commit
tee had received no conpertln
iiuukii li nan uirncij over to vl 7s
nnrtment enrlr Inst nlu. ,B'iW
nsalnst more than tirnnif iit,"flfMi
wide combinations of tnanufaeliiV.1?. "'J
dealers In the building trades, if' A"!
that ho wm not criticizing V VSM
Federal authorities,
PWMfct'J
At tbft mmn tlmn "M vr-,..
ielved from the committee authn4L
rcquost Stato Insurance Suwrl nt.H
Phillip to make n spechi EtJSF1.
of tho Prudential Insurance rVlw
"seeming" mutuallzatlon of thV"ethe
pnny.
Whether they como
from bruises or over
work, sore muscles
will quickly yield to
the soothing effect of
tlbsorbine, Jr.
Rub briskly Into the mua
elea a few drops of Absor
bing, Jr., and the Inflam
matlnn nhleh caused the
pain will quickly disap
pearana wttn li ma pun.
Keep a pourn on n5a
and b prepared for emer
fendes.
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W. P. YOUNG. Ine.
SprtntTi.W, MuehuMtt
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The Hen or the Egg?
Shall advertising precede or follow the distribution
of a new product?
If you advertise, and as a result, send people in
vain quest of your trade-mark to stores not yet
carrying your goods what then?
Or, on the other hand, if the dealer tells your sales
men "Advertise, first create a call for your goods
and then I'll stock them" -what of that?
Protagonists for both sides still argue this qucs
tion as though there were some easy "Open Sesame"
route to national distribution and consumer good
will.
There is no royal road to instant success.
If there were, the protection of a great public Good
Will trade-mark would be slight and it would be of
little value.
What is worth having is worth getting.
But it takes time and money to secure a national
following in any line.
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Reduction
Made Possible by Enormous
Production and Sales
It has been the traditional
policy of the Ford Motor Com
pany to share with the public the
economies resulting from the gi
gantic production and tremen
dous sales of Ford Cars.
In keeping with this policy, the
Ford Motor Company announces
a further reduction in the prices
of Ford Cars and Trucks.
The new prices become effec
tive immediately at a time when
the demand is enormous and
many thousand unfilled orders
arc yet to be delivered.
Ford sales have passed the five
million mark more than all
other passenger cars in the United
States combined. This unparal
leled record explains how it is
possible to sell the sturdy, depend-
Type Llt Price
Chassis $345.00
(Clincher Wheels)
Chassis 370.00
(Demountable Rim)
Chassis 415.00
(Starter)
Chassis 440.00
(Demountable Rims and Starter)
Ton Truck Chassis 495,00
(Demountable Rimi, Pneumatic or
Solid Tires)
Runabout 370.00
(Clincher Wlieeli)
Runabout 395.00
(Demountable Rims)
Runabout 440.00
(Clincher Wheels nnd Starter)
F. O. B.
able Ford at the present low price
level.
At former prices Ford Cars and
Trucks were phenomenal values.
At the new prices they represent
the greatest values in automotive
history.
This announcement will un
questionably produce a still
greater pressure of orders. The
Ford dealers of Philadelphia
therefore suggest the immediate
placing of orders to insure early
delivery.
The price of Fordson Tractors
ha3 not been reduced. It must be
remembered, however, that the
Fordson price was reduced
$165.00 on January 28, 1921.
The present price is only $625.00,
F. O. B. Factory.
Type List Price
Runabout $465.00
(Demountable Rims and Starter)
Touring 415.00
(Clincher Wheels)
Touring 440.00
(Demountable Rims)
Touring 485.00
(Clincher Wheels and Starter)
Touring 510.00
(Demountable Rims and Starter)
Coupe ' 695.00
(Demountable Rims and Starter)
Sedan 760.00
(Demountable Rims and Starter)
Fordson Tractor . . 625.00
Detroit
THE FOLLOWING DEALERS SELL EVERYWHERE
MART1NDALE, THOS. B.
BARBER, JOHN
Uuttleton
Dustleton 6050
UNIVERSAL MOTOR AGENCY
3437 Chestnut Street
Prtston 3281 West 1789
KOELLE-GREENWOOD MOTOR CO.
6023-29 Gernuntown Avenue
Germanlown 1025 North 0002
TRENCH, H. S , Inc.
1212 rrankford Avenue
Kensington S34S Hast 7744
HOFrMAN, B. r Inc.
321 North Broad Street
Service Mation, 132S Wood Street
Jjpruce 6043 Rate 2471
SOUTHWESTERN AGENCY
53d nnd inltlmoie Avenue
Woodland 4807-08 West 1020
ALLAN, ALEXANDER
10 Highland Avenue, Chestnut Hill
Chestnut I lit! 71S4
3437-43 North Broad Street
Tioga 4476.77 Park S573
WEST GIRARD AGENCY
2S17-10 West Girard Avenue
Poplar 0374 Race 5184
WAGER & KARPELES
Southeast Corner B9th and Chestnut Street
Belmont 3254 West 1717
SWENSON, ALVIN A.
4134.50 Kensington Avenue
l'rankford 2787-2768 Cast 7023
CUNNINGHAM, JOS. A.
1IB5.57 South Broad Street
Oregon 4377 Race 0(24
HENRY & GUNKLE
4834.30 North Broad Strast
Wyoming 0780
BARTLETT, E. M.
4310 Brown Street
Baring 1231 Wait 0938
BANHAM MOTOR CO.
Ridge Avenue and Dupont Street
Koxborouth 0770
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