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EVENING PUBLIC, LLEDGER FHHABELPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6,' 1S&1
,. $" TWS '2'''
Disobeyed Order
1 Blamed for Wreck
Continued frnm I'licc One
I. Delmn j. thief of thp Hurrmi f Ac
cident of tin I'liMn Seivii'p l'"iiimis
nleil lintli Mi. liiilicincv nml tin' Ii
tcrstnti- Ciii.iiiH 'im Ci iniiu-'inii turn i 1
ninkn flu ir i n rrimtli In flii'il r
BliCCtiM- rWi-f", although hem lug ii
dclice w ili ill r: ilriuul leminltii'
Corener Neville, of M'HitK ! in
Ciunt. In-- iniii'il hi own in tisn
tiejl, wliii'li In1 "111 I'lindiirt in iln-. .e
etitrntinn with tin' I )!'! let AH"i'ii of
the county
"TIUn ti-iiilili' w ' eel: ww ei i i
ilcntly i'iui 'i'il liv rnrclt'sne'p. t he
Corener siinl. ' I'ruin a.l liifc riniitinn
nvnllnhlp. both from rulhvnj elhVi i1
nntl n- tl"1 tpult of my own )u i mil
InvcstiRiilien nl tl.e wmr of the n rn k
it vec is te mi' the MiKiticinnn of Trn'i
Ne. ITil ".lieiilil Iiim wniti'il i. Hi i
Atlmi -t tl'in f r the urrial of lli'
train fumi Newtown.
"Tln inn -ticniinn r,f my (IW .. i"
cover evei il'i.ill. niul 1 will tmf fix n
date fei helilliiK the UHiui't for i w!
or J hi t nl il'is, 'I'lie lTViii"-t will
be hflil it Noirl-town "
Ti e ('orenir nui'.eU hrii (uestiitie1
man j w m mnl i- r t . t" umk
111 rle-c ;e (lerntlnti l'li ili" Difr!et
Attern of tin- I'eM'iti nnil prwi'i.
tlent nn i,01',""l 'f 'f ni'i'iir tlin;
any one lw I eiilimhle
"Pe.itli nrs" ("Ieai-eil Away
The ln'iif frnmrs niul clmrivil Ixvu'
of tlte old woejiii fen''lu' whli'ii were
the blnzlng r tlln- of "lowlv-reiiievl v -tirns
psteriliiy, witi i-li-nrpil from tlip
ulnRle-trafk line nulv tedny, nnd iia"
Fcngcr t'.itlii' ni ruuiril nt 4 30
o'clock this morning.
In the inasi of wriknen piled I ft,V
the traKx. it Is believed are .timet
lncstrlcnbh mired the '.dts of the thre.
additional bodle whleh will make up
the Rhastly Mini tetul of these killed
outright.
In" the AMnpten Memnrinl Ileipltal.
In the nRenr "t mortal hmt-, one mure
victim lies diii(,'. KlRl t m re in th
njne hospital, nre hner!n bitwi-H
llfe and d'-nth. Punns tin niclit death
visited the !npitnl three t mi1", nv r
clfully endlni; in each care the terrible
imffei itisr- of victims burned ever their
whole bodies.
11 Expected te Recover
Eleven mete victims, also in the ho he
pltnl. are (iiected te recover, though
it ma be weeks before they are a'i'e
te refirn t1'" tli'dr heme1-. They will
bear as ions n" tiny hve the setr1- of the
hcarinc Ine through which thev iin-ed
in the leiieh reik-cut wheie two trains
met bend -en
Kro' i the moment the wreckage was
SOUTHAMPTON VICTIMS OF P. AND R. WRECK
ka&i!ssiaK!teRs8sre&
Miss Anna Fltpatrlch, SoulhamptenJ TO SEND BODY TO ILLINOIS
internal injuries.
l'rem left te tight are .Mae Ii. Wolff, v.lie is nt Iier home recovering from lier in Juries: Kathcrlne Fitpntrlck, who hoarded the train nt Xowtewn, but lias
net been seen since the wreck; Anne 1'itzpatriclt, Iter sister, who was injured; Charles Hanklnsen, also injured, nntl ICIiabeth A. Well, injured. All nre
from SDiilliauipten
Official Crew Resters of
Trains in P. and R. Wreck
The eicws of the trains which
lushed lioMerdav consisted of thee
i en, ac erdiiig te the Heading llnil
wiiv's eflicial list, gten out tedt :
Train Ne. I'll, (southbound I :
1 m.1 neer .la'tes II. Itoek, Tireman
Aith'ir Harrington, (,'ondueter W.
S.iiith, Il-nkeman .T. Cre'i.T nnd
Il tgm.in l". 1'iiln or, all el Ni wttwn.
'Lain Ne. l."l, (northbound) ;
rngineer IMward C1. Vogel, T'JSIJ
Ihsu,1 Sun lane, Philadelphia , I'lre
i. .in Walter Yeakle. 110(1 Kiiinmcr
ill" aienue, I'hlladeliihia ; Coiulue-te-
Claries lA Kvanu, 1100 Green
atr'ut. Xirrintewn; llrakeman 1".
I.tbnrte, I.nnsdnle, nnd Flagman
Walter Gee Wlstar.
nurses and a hnlf-scere of surgeons nnd
lihjslcians lnbeimg te nave life. Sur-
j goons declare that hud It been neces
sary te rcmec these gravely hurl as far
as the nearest Philadelphia Institution,
the dntli tell would bine been in-
1 creased bv at least ten.
i Frem II o'clock esterday morning
until 10:.'!0 last night, the operating
t.ible wns eceuiilril ciitv minute except
' that leipiired te remove n patient op-
I crated upon, nnd te bring in another
patient.
i 'Four bleed-transfusion operations
I were performed, one amputation, three
1 tracheotomy, opciutlens, and an un
counted number of miner epetatinns.
'Hie nmputntlen v as performed upon
Fdgar llrelim, his leg liaing been
crushed; nnd in n desperate effort te
i save his life, three bloeil-tiinisfusion
operations followed. Severn 1 of the
wreck victims, hardly able te breathe
1 bocaii'e of Hcald wound" were sub
jected te the operation Imelving
tracheotomy, in order te give them re
lief. With the number of volunteer ntirsi".
... ,.i.i .who efferl their orlceH at the Insti-
cape and with enough eighteenth and tutlen. no fewer than fertv nurses were
en duty virtually without relief for
hnt of the towns- , t . .
Mahe Kenly Portable Beds
Within fifteen minutes nfter being
Dryn Athyn R. R. Agent
Lays Blame en Conductor
irlier nineteenth century houses te
gm a comfortable ciuaintnehs te its
hiead streets
poeplc that are net tjunkers by re-
igiuu are l,uakers bj phtlopephy. They
live and let lie" comfortably und ,
eiTeet iely
i advised of the crash, .Miss Martin, su-
Ilusell Clayten, htntien agent nt
l!rn AtliMi, who had handed the
otiducter of the local northbound
train his order te wait for the
passing of the express, wns hor her
illied te M'e the train pull out with
out w lilting.
lie ran frantically nfter it,
Fheuting and waving his arms, but
could net attract the attention of
any one.
lie ran back te the station nnd
wns telephoning for ambulances
when the crnnh eccutred in- the cut
up the read. A high column of
steam showed where the trains had
nine together.
"I Bae the conductor his written
orders telling him te lay ever here."
ClaUen nnld. "He wns te wnit
until Xe. lfiO had passed him. He
receipted for the orders nnd went
out. He probably misread them or
ehe misunderstood them. It was
heiriblc."
LES3 SEUIOUSLY- INJURED
(At Tlicir Hemes)
Charles Hanklnsen, Southampton,
cuts nnd bruises.
Paul Parker, Southampton, cuts nnd
bruises.
Miss Mary Gnliw, Newtown, cuts
and britlse. '
Miss Catherine Lcedem, Churchvllle,
cuta nnd bruises.
Miss Mabel Heaten, Newtown, burns.
Jehn Saunnan, Southampton, frac
ture of lp'.
Miss Ktlicl HIcnk, Southampton,
culs. . .. ,
Miss Ellznlietli Well, Southampton,
cuIh nnd burns.
Miss Mae Wolff. Southampton, cuts.
Miss GciiL'vlete Geerge, Southampton,
f'l'' ..
Ferrest Edelmtn, Southampton, cut
en leg.
Mlbs IJcrtlia HniTlsen, Churchvllle,
cuts. l
Total known dead (ten Identified) . . 22
Helleved dead :
Injured likely te die 1
Seriously Injured 8
Less Fcrieusly injured 11
List of Dead and
Injured in Wreck
Continued from Tncc Onf
Morgue at .Tenkintewn. Petter died in
the hospital last night; the body of Dr. .
Hatch has been removed te Newtown. I
Hemnnnts of two mere bodies hnvc been
found in the wreckage, together with I
the body of an Infant, tanking the total
of dead nt lenst twenty-five.
CKITICAMA' INJl'UEn
(In AbliiRten Mcmerlnl Hospital) j
Adnlpli Schneerwcls, Southampton,
scalded, internal injuries. j
Sci Imisly Injured, in Ablngten Hospital
WaltiT Yenhle, engineer Train 1"1.
Somcrville nvenue, Olney, cuts nnd
burns, broken shoulder. .
James Hnek, engineer Train l.'O, of
Newtown, cuts, burns, injured leg. '
William IJMer, 2021 North Hutch
inson street, cuts, burns. i
Miss E. M. Hnrtman, Rlchbore, cuts
nnd burns.
.Miss Helen Heek. Newtown, cuts, '
bums, Internnl Injuries.
James 1J. Tmltt, K108 North Sixty- I
first street, internal injuries.
Mrs. J. Herbert Krustii, Newtown,
Total casualties
K
Q. H. Petter, Wreck Victim, Died
In Hospital
The body, of Geerge n. retter,
tlilrty-one years old, who died in the
Abington Hospital nt 10 o'clock last
night from Injuries sustained in the
wreck nenr Woodmont will be sent te
Caire, Ills., tvhere rclntives reside.
Ills wife was net at home nt 1708
Prewn street today, having gene te
Abington te nrrnnge for the removal
of the body. They had no children.
Mr. Petter wns n piano tuner nnd
was en his way yesterday morning te
Churchvllle, where he had arranged te
tune n piano.
SCOTT STILL MISSING
Art Scheel Instructor May Have
Been Wreck Victim
Chailcs Themas Scott, of Churchvllle,
nn instructor nt the Scheel of Indus
trial Art, llrend and Pine street. Is
among the missing in the Rending
Railway wreck near Rryn Athyn. Mr.
Scott was thought te be en the train
and he failed te appear at the CneU i
Ills classes scsterdnV nr ,i M0U
At his home ate his wife, Gert,K
a son, Alfred, fourteen years i $.1
n ilnntruter. Mnrv. pIbM ... .'.
. . ' ;e."- jtuia nirt
At the Scheel of IndustrlnlAr )
Scott has been Instructor In mff'
ulunte of this school .i"1
nsen Trade Schoe ? M1
his fellow lnstrueier. ?.,8A
of the best InCcteJ1
of ornament in the c0,"(''
0 COIInl.. '
tr. "'
been ene
mounting
He is fefty-Hix years nl,i ,
president of the Alumni Asseclni?,
the Scheel of Industrial Art IS0'
member of the, Philadelphia sli ? I
Club and the Art Alliance.
nnU.QtiH MhIUa. 4 It
v,u.u-s.. ...Um.B, ie unveil Shad'
, ., ,.,.. , Jlr3 .
McOndden. n HrlHel, -.. . ' -
, .. ,,, ffOid ,1, i
, j .v,1M n,i invitation
te dedicate a memorial erected in i
tlrewfl Sauarc by the Portland HeiT
Club in memory of Hareld T. Amu.
the first Portland boy killed In thewJSw"
War. The dedication Is tcnUUWJIt,lffi
Tlerem her Ml or 14 I. ...Tel7 Hl"
for December 1J1 or 14. it is
3I
that Mrs. McCuddcn will Bah tZi
here for England shertlv nftcrwrd, ,i
i'lie railroad is ns much n part of the perlntendent. hnd prepared for the re- te Philadelphia hospitals, the death tell i,,lj . ,1,", t,...
these people ns tne. sen is 01 cepiien of twenty-four victims. Lines weuiu nave neen in icusi icn nigucr. -
Ul's e
coo mi ugh ler H'.irciieis te prone its d,,. lues et tne people et tne iirecen ,,f pertnble lieds were stretelied in the
black c'i'i'tlis, hundreds of men have const. These who are net railroaders corridors. Then the victims started te
been s i r. lung fur tin- peer leniniints of ,,re i iinmuters und these who nre neither arrive brought in by nmhiilimee or h
the n ei 'I wen, I'll who w. ru. burned commute! s nor railroaders nre frequent private car. With the half-score of
up v tli the Helding's en! wooden t raw or phjslclnns nnd surgeons ready, the long
conches. Se th.it je'tedny's tragedy is even line of rod-blnnketed victims, eveiy one
The search continued nil during the mere an abstraction for them tlinn if of whom was In medical laneunge n
night. w.tli lantirns and electric it I ml net been se desperately intimate, "desperate case," had
terche. . ni ! 1 new .mil then bv tne iignt T'inr t s trains mieuki nuvn run ie- teniien.
hf n )iae moon, breaknig thieugh i leuds gnl er at a place well known te ewr jf a -vic-t 1m were nble te talk, his or
and h -l.iu iid en tli" wreckage, mun, woman and child ou the country-I lcr nnn. NU1M obtained and urittin en
a dark arid twM"d bl -t en the snow ,idc andth.it n dozen or mere of one s t n M) j,lnm., tl) ,)1P blmiket tins te
of tin- si, umliin bills. neighbor-and frien.ls should be killed or, faciljtntc nptIn wlun thp KtrPlln nf
Heme
Hinnll ie!ii., of m..rt i' . 'I'he undTtak- Tl e Town Council held n stated meet
ing nml tne niemiHTs uiieiiiciiiii in
Headquarters
for
isti
jCgftjjgj
wim
Greens
Let us book your order
new for delivery prier te
Christmas.
Palms, Ferns, Rubber
Plnnts, Drncncnns, Pan
danus, Cyclamen (in bloom).
Hyacinth, Tulip, Narcissus
nnd ether seasonable bulbs.
Jardinieres, Plant Tubs,
Flower Pets nnd Saucers.
Snewflake Pep
Cern Peppers.
Cern
ICHELL'S
518-516 Market St.
The Ablnelen Memerial Hospital was
founded nnd endowed by the late (leeige,
W. r.lkins, nnd the institution, eclu eclu
she of the endowment, new represents
an expenditure of mere than one mil-
lien dollars. Twe large additions nre.
new being constructed. Cicerge W. '
immediate nt- i llUins. Jr.. new in I'urepe, nnd son'
of the founder, is the president of the
Heard of Managers.
Time I ''i's w n tetiiiil in the grue- mnimul .ir a s.nie "imiii', is .i nun i e ,mx,,,ls seekers after information
., i .1 ... .....1. T. li.mnliinlirtnu nrllllkfn.l tn flin . . . ... . , ... ,. .1 ,
ilniL'1 t semr ieiiiies. junc is miii'ii i"r iiiiiipiiiwii- ...j.i-'.-ii . " started. iciopnene cans were oruereu
), 1. 1 in - -for tl f were but gent'e routine "t jiie in -ew town. , sf,nt; 0 R relatives in every ca-e pos-
of in.Tt i '. Lhe umiTtaK
i iv -il and sorted tli"se frag-
; v it ta
-ts V.'UlK
hnind nm-
w "Ii them, said
ers w lm r
mt'iits. .il
nnnts of i
there wu
this 1 1 r i
'I lie semi'l ei-
unriglr in n -iiu. 'uvv renresented a
mnn und woman n'i .eui'd where tl.
. . . i . .. . r .i. ...H....i. .. I
cu-sf.ii tne pneii'iiio'iieii 01 iwv icciv i"i
.., i, nir mid a 1 .tlf before they could
, . t. l-- A lftfttH lltfCjlttitklLt tlljvife
two i ion inM n woman in git uevvu iu iivm '" vuv.s
i? I mink .tn.l lliihh vt ns.
Hut when I'.ursess .lesepn iv. iiump-
id tuiind some bones
sible.
Ifren before all the suffering, moan mean
ing victims bad been removed te wards,
preliminary te awaiting u "turn" in
the eperntlng room, anxious relatives
of persons known te have be.nded the
train nt suburhnn points. Heek", te the
nor was iisKeii it tne i euncu weuiu i10,nitni rer some of these, the knew' -
take anv elii.ua netiee et tne disaster, i ., t,mt ,. r,.itive or friend was still
4-tti ii ........... , - . . ... ..... VUKU mill tl iviuutv vi iiiviiu ni nun
pat bv the elli-i..!i. ..Ml s iwlv roasted appaiently the iile.i litul net occurred te nUve njtheiigli even grnwly hurt, was
el itueiner man my rim nor w iiuj uiuvi uinuun ". n rc(.f. yer these net num"ered with
te ib.ith. I!
nearby.
Corset Steels Ft und
Seme eerspt ueels nnd the rim of a
handling i -eved taut one of he bodies
wns that of a woman, "'here was u
set of Lends and tlnrt.v cents in money,
with erl " iufs of metal n few odd sus
pender liiitteiiK ,.nd ether hnrn 1 be
longings vhi i iniliinteJ that two men
had met death in this spot.
Se frightfully nre 'he bedii s burned
nven these which were removed m senc
semblnnie of eiitintv from the wieck
ge, that identiti 'itlen w.l1 be in manv
enses virtuall inipe le Hereawd
home in tin towns near tl.e scene of the
accident wilf knew that si me dear one
the fast trims should be et all-steel
n. flu's This i as far as Newtown
private'y or officially has gene toward
.. ving respensibi Itj .
There is a'se the strange tnste of the
New town here and herein, in the per per
seph of Tem Iiriggs nnd Miss Minnie
Stewart. Tem Pri,'gs was the old gen
r i-innn who dire, ted the work of res-
prebubiv is represented in the g-eup in ,. u,j s,nw Stewart, the youngscheol
..... ... . il VM Ii M 't in'"' ". liiiur i un nun
('euil'll. Such a tiling wns se wholly, -i1(, :!r,l i mpnnt semelhinir else te
without ine. edent. . I the Inquirer after information. Ne one
Seme one remembered that it was iinPWat that time hew many were dead
tin Chamber of ( emmcree that hnd In- jn tj,nt hell of fire nnd twisted metal
sidled en the fast train service that was' q(, tip hospital attaches, kimllv. vet
I mi en tin first of November. Thtre , flrmlv. told the visitors "Your relative
vvji- u little discissien as te whether m')t here. Perhaps you can learn
he insistence had net been unwise since something nt the wreck. Or, perhaps.
it had net been mude compulsory thnt I thev have escaped nnd have gene te the
Mitchell
Fletcher
Ce
Candies
for
imu-Ih- und trnined nure, who did the
the Jenklntewn Morgue though even
this is, uruertnin. for the tierce fne
which reared through the wooden
coaches mav wc'l haw ensumed ke .c
bodies entirely.
All yesterday afwrnoen. all night, nnd of tb wny ,.,luW lmt wns whnt
ncillll IUI1UI, ILMIinn in ui'irv uu nir
heiiie of friends." Se it went en nil
day. I.ate last night the reception
renniH were crowded with relatives of
tliose who were lying in the wards
nearby. i
Statement by Surgeon
Te best exemplify the work necem- I
pllshed bv the hospital, this is the
statement of one surgeon who wns early
at the hospital :
"In nil mv experience I never saw.
$12.50
Chestnut willow
calfskin uppers en
full double soles.
Geed looking for
everyday wear, and
just what you'll
need for bad
weather.
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
Established 1868
first-aid bandaging. it Is repented i .. thp rPS11lts of a wreck or ther
w l i jiHid deal of naive relish hew I cnlninttv, thirteen mere dospentc v
Mr PrUiJ- let the belated railway res- serien 'enses than these rushed t hl'
niers who ordered Miss Stfwnrt out hospital within a half hour aftei the
trains cntne tegctner.
G5c Famous Ben Beris
$1 Swiss Chocolates
$1.25 M. F. Chocolates
Reading Terminal Stere
0)ch Evininys
missing linked back and forth tin en 'h
the morgue, bteel.ng their nerves te close
contact wuh horror in the liepi that
they might nud the bedj of u ui.ssiLg
relntivp.
Twehe I emes nt lenst nre under a
double bereavement l hey knew th.it
one who b ft jestirday morning wil1
never return, but they U net luiev
which of the gun some ehj. et it i'i
mergue is the body of a fatlur or
mother. Southampton bus i mi Ii
families; then- are four in I'hurehni'....
Philnd"'p! in has two.
Mis fjtewar s well known, but Mr.
15-iggs we ild appear nn ah of an!
uist'TO. .'ndlwdu.tt who gees deer hunt
ing eiici a. jenr in the Iiiicklnghnm
hills behind Newtown nnd the rest of
the time keeps pretty m. eh te h.mself
. m1 te his Inmimncu business iu Phlla-
delphtl.
Tie beilj of Dr. .T. Irvln iratch, thf
will-known dentist, is :m yet the enlv
i ni. t'Mt has been retuim-d te New
town from the si-cue of tin wieck:
In one ri's'iect Newtown hu' In
sun' tivelv n-i-n te the occasion. It
Ins net left the two or tlire" families
vhe hiH'.. dead te their grief.
"I de net hesitate te declare tl.nt
If it had been neeessary te re novo
these injured persons by meter te IVt'i
avres, nnd then by train op nnibuiii'ice
ji
18th & Chestnut St?.
12th & Market Sts.
5000 Germantown Ave.
Atlantic City, N. J.
NEWTOWN STUNNED
BY CATASTROPHE1 ABINGTON HOSPITAL
Newtown is tasting .te tin- foil t.ie
novelty of di-uHer. Nothing 'ike the
effect of whit happened yesf n.uy ii
the gui'y a f miles te tin -etitl.wst
Is te be inatih"d In h- .perlenie of
ven the eldest inhabitant It is s.iie
nnd fan- sir that n lundmark of
memerv lm- bei n stablishe 1 an 1 that
for eius ' ming the p "d pieple of
Newtown will te ken dates from tic
"year if the wick ' as .tin- P'' c ''
Johnstown vi i ken them from tin; year
of the tl oil.
Fer Ni v town Is plnoe of some pinO
healthy uls. It s h If " subuib en
half u"prsMieus rurnl until "t I
tvveen tic mi hilar "tis of a n-tt lui I-
CARED FORM ANY HURT
The happenings in the Abington Me
mortal Hospital felln"'':.g the fatal
wreck en the Philadelphia and Hendlng
IJailvvnv ar Wuodmeiit are n itery in
tl.emselve
It is th" sterv of tile efforts of fertv
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If yui enjey geed music ard deli
cious coekins, you will avail yourself
ei the
Service de Luxe of This Restaurant
Dance mutic from 9 te Mid
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Ne Cever Charge
Special Platters
Club Breakfasts
Music 6 te 9 During
Dinner Heur
s
yaaTOfra..!i-uiuiiii'lt
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R
T
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1204 Chestnut St. ' 11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
f Jk
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I'liinlliu Uckturrd
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December 9th & 10th
you -will have the opportunity te purchase any one of
12 US&D CARS
which will include
Oaklands, Overland, Willys-Knight
& Ferd Taxi-Cab
CHOICE
. '
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I
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$35
V Months ie Pan
These cars have all been reconditioned
Open Kveninjji Till 10 1. M.
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Have you ever experuncc the delight of ciTertless sewinjr, and
while you pressed your feet lu-htly en the controller, watched the
fabric glide- magically beneath the needle'.'
Have you known the j , of miuiI st.vine, se innndi'ss thnt one
could read aloud te you while you ew'.'
Thnt is what the Electric Automatic does for you, and there is
no bobbin te run out in tin- nud-t of a seam There is no tension
te adjust, for it automatically adjusts itself, while the beam it makes
i.s unexcelled in buiuty and btieugth.
Yeu can sew upstuira ei down, or en the perch, for it is
PORTABLE. It can be carried with one hand.
It is the result of sixty yarn' exneriencf, and is the Willcox &
Gibbs Sewing Macl me Company's lutst trift te womanhood.
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Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Ce.
1709 Chestnut Street (Pheno, .Spruce 2192)
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Fine Warm Coats
Tailored Fer Us By The
Kirschbaum Sheps
$27 -50 $37 -50 47-50
You'll find them, (all styles from
ulsters te scmi-littcd coats) in any
of our three convenient stores!
USEFUL CHRISTMAS
GIFTS FOR MEN
A real useful gift what else is
there a man likes quite se well?
You'll find them here by the
hundreds te cheese from all
very moderately priced.
Imported wool half-hose - $i te $2.50
Silk and wool half-hose - 1
Gloves -..-- $2.50 te $5
Silk Reefers 4 te'12
Silk Neckwear - - - 1 te 4
Sterling Belt Buckles - . 2 te 5
Initialed Handkerchiefs - - 25c te 1
Kirschbaum Tuxedos And Full Dress $50
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THEY are "Built-Like-A-Skyscraper"
tee.
Girders, sills, and uprights
of steel, welded by electricity
into one solid piece. Ne
nuts no belts no rivets
no reds no screws. Built
rigid enough te stack te the
ceiling. Reller bearing
throughout.
..50
per Section
Shaw-Walker Weed Transfer
Cases at less money. Fer
further information write or
phone today.
"Built Like a
Skyscraper
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1010 Chestnut St., Philadelphia p,
Steel and Weed Files Card Index Equipment
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52C7
Ledger Desk
Filing Safes
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LETTER. FILCS Ns IfiSP
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