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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEEr-PHiliAEPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16f '1021
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CONSUMPTION CUR
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5 EXPECTED SOON
Victory Over "White Plague"
Forecast Before National
Academy of Sciences
CAN PROLONG HUMAN LIFE
By (I AsMH-lalcil Press
ClilS. N'eV !" Hclonep Is rirnvv
ln nearer le n euro for tubcrctileslR,
Prof. Lydln M. De AVitt yesterday told
llic cliifiiiK wcmIeii of dip luituiun meet
l2 of tlie Nntleniil Acudetny of
Slll'tirCS.
I'ref. 1e Witt lectured en experi
ments with clieiulenl compounds nml ns
scrfeil tlint tlinx fur. it had bppn deter
mined flint vnrleim derivatives of mer
r,irj huvp proven' imt successful In
proienRiiiK tin" life, of pntients. A pom pem pom
peund of methylene blue ilye and mer
itirv rIvp best results, npperdiiif! te t lie
cMiVrlmrnts. it was nsM'rlril.
I'ref. C. II. Klu'eiiiiiiinii In his paper
en the fi-dies of Seuth Ainerieii nniil ;
"I caught one catfish se elil that he
had tee"1 nni1 no whiskers. "p w'
llterullv elder than the hill". I dlscuy dlscuy dlscuy
ored that in many Instances flip same
Unit of fre.-di water fishes live en both
-Ides of the Andes Mountains. As (lie
flj.li' are net mountain ellmbprs. some
people have nked me hew I explained
they K"t "vor tlie mountains.
'Tup answer Is simple. They didn't
get ever tlie mountains. The llsli were
Ihere lirst, all in a happy family, swim
mine about the 'rivers en the plain.
Thru came the upheavcls which made
tlie mountains, and each group of (Mies
uns bieken up. Keine went en one side
hikI mAiip en the ether."
lie knew the fish wire primitive, he
sa (1, "beemme of the. teeth of the cat
fish, It being part of the development
of .the. catfish that they lese their teeth
before they 'begin te raise whiskers."
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LlTTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
By Lee Pape
I wns late for supper agen last nlte,
and I started te 'set down at mv nlace
as If mulling was the matter, thlnkliie
innybe It mite make pep think huthliig
was. Ony It (lld'cnt. him saying,
Never mliul sitting down jest ,ct.
Didcii I illstlnkiy tell you net te llare
te be late agen for at least a week?
Yes sir, hut ( jiep. gosh, It was the
funniest thing jen awt et bin there,
pep. till j 011 heer about It, pep. I sod.
Well hew long de I lu(ff te wait? sed
pep.
Meaning go abed and tell It if It .was
se fiiniij. Wlch I started te. saying.
vvell. jeti sec me and Pmls Simklns and
i-erey Shoester was wuwking along and
It pep de you knew that tire plug down
nt the corner?
I knew It innimately, am I sip sip
pexed te luff new? sed pep;
Ne sir. net jet, 1 sod, well me and
I uds Simklns and Lcrey Shoester was
vvnvvlcing along and wp started te see
who could speed their legs ami jump
ever the lire plug without teuteliing, and
ferst I did It. and then Puds Simklns
did It and then I,erey Shoester did It,
and none of us touched se we started te
see who could de it with one hand be
hind their back, and ferst I did it and
then Puds Simklns did it and then Lc
rey Shunter tlld It, and none of us
indent teutcli.
Is this ware I lnff? sed pep, nud I
sed, Ne sir, net yet, O pep you awt of
bin there, it certcny was funny, and
then we started te see who could de It
with both hands behind their back, and
ferst 1 did It that way and then Puds
Simklns did it that way and then Lerey
Shoester did It that way. and none of
us dldent teutcli even that way.
Is that the funny part? sed pep, and
I sed, Ne sir, and pep sed, Well at n
ruff estimate hew long de you figure
It will take you te finish tills book?
Ony about 110 minutes, I sed.
Sit down and cat your supplr, sed
pep.
Wlch I did, the worst part being corn
beef and cabbage and the best part being
clnnltnln bun.
SJR ANDREW M'PHAIL SHOT;
ASSAILANT KILLS HIMSELF
Eminent Canadian Professer of
Medical History Is Wounded
Mentrral,e)uc., Nev. 10. Sir An
drew McPhall, cpilncnt physician and
professor of medical history nt Mr
(Jill University, was shot and wounded
In the right shoulder yesterday in his
private office by Leuis Ogulnlk, son of
a prominent tilller, who then turned his
revolver upon himself, dying Instantly.
Prof McPhall did net lese conscious-
-ii.
npss and telephoned for the ninbulancc
which bore him te the hospital where
the bullet was extracted. His condition
Is net serious.
Ogulnlk www described by his brother,
who Identified the body, as having
suffered from hallucinations for some
time. The dead man was said te have
known Prof. McPhall personally, but It
could net be learned If he had ever been
n patient of his
Four shots w
altercation, the police said
Four shots wpre fired following an
The first
shot went wild and the second sfri
Sir Andrew In the right shoulder as
lurried (n Hec. Then Offtllnlk turn
his revolver and flrrd two shots, eng
into ills chest and the ether into his
head. Death was Instantaneous. ;:
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,S70,OUO Werth of
Irish Crochet and
Filet Laces
Hy the Yard
At 4 Less
CLAD'S URNS
for COFFEE
Chocolate, Het Water
Anj. Stiff or gtie
Kitchen Equipment
Fer Hetel and
Restaurant
nuncn. fltMm Tntil.
pintf.warmfri, Orldrtlt
stiv en. Cookers. Warn
Trn te.
VICTOR V.CIAD CO.
217-219 S. 11th St.
Si i &
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IIehI Irish I'reclid lurr i, in Q(?
"Iilo Heir price J1 'jr.. mm "
U(nl Irlh IMeet threc-Plchl'i In "f Kr
wide, lies, price 'J."c Ml imu "
r.nii MinIMm Pillow CnncB si t?
Hcb jL'i.-,. pc. l,
Jehsffi&tfm
K ferrp.
ab Se. 8th St.
One Menth Furniture Sale
Surplus stock of medium and high grade
Dinifig-Roem and Bedroom Furniture is new
offered the public at attractive prices for ONE
MONTH ONLY.
Furniture Manufacturer's Sales Ce.
1835 Chestnut Street
t Opposite Alcline Theatre
We buy our coal where
we get only the very
BEST COAL
We serve you right, and
We Knew Hew
OWEN LETTER'S SONS
Largest Ceal Yard in Philadelphia
Trenten Ave. & Westmoreland St.
phene new! 1K2;
iSBHi mW WttWtmm fit 111. tWmWWWWwmMlim (I L mil iwWmV'm
Henri Martin
Presents in the Freich Roem
Every Even my
Paul Whiteman's Orchestra
under the direction of
Arneld Jehnsen
Dancing from 9:30 till Closing
Chestnut
HOTEL ADELPHIA;
aanaaaaBaSSSSBM
at 13th
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That Reef
Leaking, Again?
And it's net se long since you re
paired it.
That's nnf. nn inipnmiiinn cfnir r?fVi " IN
many types of reefs. When they begin te go, they
go "all ever."
Let us tell you about a new, five-year guaranteed
reef that we can lay ever the worn tin or slag reef,
at less than'the cost of repeated repairs.
Just Phene Tiega 8700
Ask for Mr. McKinncy
.msebiam
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. TrnrmJ'I.H nm-it"iiA'U.i.fBrnrw!t,
- ""J-" Roberts Ave. and Stokley St.
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Anether Reduction in
Goedrich Tire Prices
Including Silvertown Cords and Inner Tubes
On May 2, 192-1, Goedrich- tirte prices were
reduced 20 per edit. This reduction, made at
the very opening of the metering season, was
received with great enthusiasm by automobile
owners from coast te coast.
The B. F. Goedrich' Rubber Company new
announces a further drastic reduction in prices,
effective November 15.
A 32x4 Silvertown Cord costs
today at these new prices $3240.
The price of this tire last April was
$52.30. The saving is $19.90.
A 30x3 1-2 Safety Fabric new
costs $13.75. The price in April was
$20. The saving is $6.25, or $25 en
a set of four tires.
Corresponding reductions apply
en all ether sizes and types of Good Goed
rich Fabric Tires, Silvertown Cords
and Inner Tubes, as well as all types
of motertruck tires.
The B. F. Goedrich Rubber Ce.
Akren, Ohie,
r(lnrlu., Ninemlirr 10, 1031. Nlerr Open Dully at !l A.M. ( lenrx ill .":n0 I'.M-
NfiLLENBURG
ENTIRE BLOCK- MARKET re 2& STREETS
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Fer Thursday A Greup of
Distinctly Smart and "Different"
New $15 Hats
All ''Made" Hats, Showing a
Tremendous Anwunt of Clever
Workmanship, and With an Inimitable
Air of "Quality" About Them
Te Sell at $9.50 Eilch
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Beautiful hats distinctive hhapes becom
ing "types" perfectly fetching trimmings.
There are hats of paen and Lyens velvets,
duvctynes, circ satins and a few advance-season
satins.
Large Flats Small Hats Dressy,
Tailored and Street Hals
Levely with beads and embroidery, chenille
and rich loops and bows of ribbons. Perfectly
wonderful hats ut-this very moderate price.
One Shown
SNlLV-LNBRCjS Millinery Salens, Second Fleer
Every Thursday Watch for Our
"Extra-Size Day" Specials!
TOMORROW WE OFFER
Fine Lingerie
Cleth Chemises
IN EXTRA SIZES
at98Cand$1.50
1 ull cut, well made,
daintily finished under
garments, fashioned
with built-up shoul
ders. They're neatly
tailored or elaborately
trimmed with lace and
embroidery insertion.
A group which offers
exceptional cheesing
and saving opportun
ities. One Style Shown
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Women's 16-Butten
Washable Chamois
Lisle Gloves
Popular for Wear With the
Wide, Flaring Sleeves
Tomorrow's Anniversary Gleve
Feature at
$1.25 Pair
Practical, geed-looking fabric gloves of
extra fine quality, with embroidered backs-, and
fastening at the wrist with two clasp.
Brown, mole ami white.
Women's
Deuble Silk Gloves
Special at, Pair . . .
Deuble silk fabric gloves in tue-clup style
In beaver, brown, matie and gray.
Bey Scout Gauntlets
Special at, Pair
Fleece-lined leather gauntlets with black
cuffs. In tan and brown. Sizes 1 te 1-1 years.
5 , u-luS First Fleer
$1.69
ie-clup style,
ay.
$1.00
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Extra-Size Flannel
ette Gowns
.29
Made of geed heavy striped flannelette,
with long sleeves. Cut extra full and vcr
well made.
l'.5 iJiCS Second Fleer
Today's Anniversary Specials in
Our Wonderful Fourth Fleer
RUG SALE
$36.75
$34.75
$65.00 Axminstcr
Rugs
Size 9x12 ft. Finest quality, in beautiful
patterns. Slightly imperfect
$62.50 Axminstcr
Rugs
Size 8.Uxl0.(i fi. Best quality rugs, in
effective colorings and designs. Slrghtly im
perfect. VW .Reversible $10?5
Size 7.0x0 ft. In pretty, well-covered pat
terns una two-tone effects.
$2.25 Standard Line
leum, Se. Yd
2 yards wide, in geed-looking hardwood,
tile and block effects.
$3.25 Inlaid Linoleum,
i5Q. 1(1
2 yards wide Best quality, in pretty patterns.
Carpet Specials
$3.25 Tapestry
Brussels Carpet, Yd.
27 inches wide, in neat, well-covered de
signs. $1.45 Rag Carpet, Yd QP
36 inches wide, in attractive-hit- tuC
er-misa patterns. SnIllenburZTS Fourth Fleer
$1.25
ng hardwood,
$1.75
in pretty pat-
Is
$1.85
FIRST QUALITY
Surface Cowhide
"Strap" Bags
Strongly Constructed Throughout
$8.89 Each
And This Is the Only Stere in Phila
delphia at Which Yeu Can Buy
Them at
This Price
Black or
brown, 18-in.
size, leather
stra p s en
circle the ell
t i r e b a g.
L i n ed with
leather and
fitted with
roomy inside
pocket.
Bosten Bags of Finest Split
Cowhide
At the Lewest Price They've Ever
Reached
$1.19 Each
Philadelphia's Most
Extraordinary Advance-Holiday
Sale of
Men's $7.50 te
$8.50 Silk Shirts
;4.65
t .S. Tax 16' ic
$4,814
A wonderful as
sortment of thor
oughly high - class
shirts- best quality
trope;, de chine, jer
seys and broadcloths
in stunning .-.triped
effects; some plnin
white jerseys in
cluded. Every shirt in the
whole splendid let absolutely high grade and
perfect -everj one an exceptional value at
this moderate price.
All Sizes It te 17
S'7 ' f3jicS First Fleer
$2.50
Special Prices for Anniversary
in Our
Optical Department
New Located en the First Balcony,
Seuth Building
Shell-Rim Eyeglasses
Featured at
Large, round magnifying lenses with gold geld
filled fingrr-piece mountings.
lne n Splendid Line of
Opera Glasses, Field Glasses and
Thermometers
.1 Special Anniversary Prices
Eyes examined by specialists registered
under the laws of Pennsylvania.
5'.' L' -.sTivJJS First Fleer Balcony,
Seuth Building
Fer Christmas
Kedaks, Brownies
& Photo Supplies
Notably Special
in Our Anniver
sary Sale Are
These
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Will '
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J?lrw;:'V'',i'l',,ifi'
I r (MrmlKlit Itiurl
1 iir IIuIij'h ( lutlic,
M, 13 and 10 inch sizes -thrown and
b'ack. Excellent for dozens of purposes
including Christmas giving. Mail and phone
orders filled. 5., ,.;,. .XKiiNt Fleer
Special for Tomorrow Only!
Extra-Heavy 18c
36-In. Unbleached
Sheeting'
In Leng ami Short Hcmnanl l.enaths
at 12c Yd.
SNElLENBURflS Economy Basement
Felding Rexe Cameras Greatly
Reduced ,!v ;-,';.
l-A sue, 2'2.4i4. H. K. lens. . .$15.30 512.29
2-f size, 2"8xi;s, II. B. lens 18.75 11.79
."l-A sie. :P,5'2, II. R. lens 21.00 1(5.79
l-A siP. li'iNl'. 7.5 len 20.00 15.79
;t-A size, :t'45':, 7.5 lens 115.00 20.79
1-A size, 2'.i(, (i.:i lens .. . 51.0." 10.59
Bex Cameras ter the Kiddie-
rrlr Trlvn
Ne. 2 size. 2', :i' 4 52.50 51.99
Ne. 2- sie. 2'jt', ;i.50 2.99
Ne. 2-C sie. 27s 1 7S 5.00 11.79
Ne. . sie, :i',1", 1 ..-! U.I9
Photo Supplies at Our Usual
Savings r;;
Metal Tripods, 1 fold 51.50
7x10 Photo Album... ;t.oe
7.10 Photo Album i.,-,e
7x10 Photo Vlbum 1 en
1.50
1.00
1.25
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.15
.15'
.10
.:i5
.50
1.
Miltu'r Exposure Meter
Keteuching Outfits
Thermeter Stirring Iied
Kcveile ater Celers .
Ne. 2 Ulettiiiir Beeks ..
Printing Frames, 5x7. .
Printing Frames, :i'8xf
Printing Frames, ;i',xl
Hubj Candle Lamp . . .
Uub.v Oil Lamp
avj-in. Metal Clips, pair
Ne. 2 Eastman Timers
Print Tongs, pair ....
ICuhbereid Trays, l5 ;,-,
Itubbereid Traj s, 5x8 . . jt)
B-e.. draduatr
Negative Albums, 2'jxi', ...
Negative Albums, :pjx5i,
Eastm's :i!2.in. Tank Developer
1-lb. Acid Fixer
M (. Developing Tubes 03
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