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MAYOR HARMLESS
RAYS SENATOR VAR
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Tells Guest3 at Watsen Dinner j
Moere Is Just "Fresh
in Everything"
KNOCK FOR "HIGHBROWS"
"TIip Majer ! frcli bul hnvjule'i."
This it Senater Krtwln H. Vnrc's
latest opinion nbeut the City Executive.
f,pre.cd Inst nielli nt n te.Mlmenlnl
te Thernon r . euikini v h.
pIpcI. eiven by rltlzrim et inn
Must "Malta Allowances"
for Vara, Mayer's Retort
'Allewnticcx should bciinil? for tlie
fpclliiRH of the 'blKRPKt sfrcpt-clran-ItiK
cotitrneter In the world,' who
iiltlimigli Htlll n political bnux, will
be pnsbpil out of tin- street -denning
nml ik-Iipn I'Pinevnl ImipIiipss entirely
by .Tiftiiiiir.v 1. I lmve no III foci feci
Iiir njjnlnM tlie Scnnter."
TIiIh wire. Mnyer Moere' colli celli colli
inent teilny en nn utttick inmlc en
lilm Inwt niplit by Hennter Vnre.
"The Majer Ik frcli but harm
less," wns the Vnre comment.
READING W
ILL
BUY
TWO WOMEN INJURED
Fa
1 00 STEEL COACHES
RITES FOR FATHER CROWLEY
Will Reduce Number of Weeden
Cars en Read te 240, Presi
dent Dice Says
TO FIX WRECK INQUEST
dinner
Treasurer
Twntvseceml Wnrd. v.-hcie lie is n
give
Win
Varr lender, in ,i..r;..n-
Ocrmantewn nvenue.
"I didn't mean only fresh ns n
Mtyer." the Senater explained, "but
fresh in everything."
"'Tim hlehbrewH knew nothing nbeut
.titlpq nnd they cannot run this town,
ffld Sennter Vnre. "The Inst eleetie
nn they de ether I
Hundreds Attend Services for St
Teresa's Veteran Recter I
MuiidrrdH of pert-oils today attended'
nt the fllnerill of llie llnHl .tnlin Prmv- 1
ll' . l'IX'1,11' of Sit 'I'nrnun'u P tlinl in i ell til
Clinreli. Ilrend nnd Catharine streets.
nrcllnnl Dougherty presided and the
'I he Philadelphia nnd TlcndiiKt Rail
way will buy 100 steel cur" te replace
wooden eenehes, necerdlng te Agnew T.
nice.Npresident of the rencl. The pur
cline of thee enrs will greatly tedute
the hnznrcl of wrecks si'di as occurred
Newtown brunch Inst wed:.
The Philadelphia -mid Itendlng new
ms 205 steel ears in line, ninety
Inte Excavation In .Kentlnrjten
Avenue Sidewalk
Twe women were Injured yesterday nt
different times by falling into the snme
oxcnvntlen in the sidewalk en Ken
sington nvenue near Cumberland street,
where the O. K. Engineering Com
pany, of New Yerk, Is laying electric
conduit.
Mrs. Ilnrrlrt Harrison, sixty-nine
ycnrH old, of U007 Hnst J.etterly street,
shertlv" nfter 1 P. M.. wns walking
ever tlie temporary Jtenrclwnlk when one
of the plnnks broke, musing her te fall
Inte the hole, which is nbeut eight feet
deep. She wnH lifted out of the hole
with considerable difficulty, nnd taken
te the Episcopal Hespltnl. Her condi
tion is serious.
Sinrtlr nf er t ocieck .uiss r.ii7.n
WHEELER HISSED
IN ADDRESS HERE
binned, but tbq arid npplnuse drowned
out the hlbilnnl sound of displeasure.
Later In, the evening there was din din
citMfilen from the fleer. Mrs., Imogen
IB. Oakley spoke en Civil tservice wun
uefcrcncc te prohibition ngents. Dr.
W. W. Keen cited tntlntic8 te show
beneficent effects of prohibition. Ilnrrl-
son H. Merris said that If the majority
, 1n,l retpd for iirohlbltiea he dldn t
knew when the voting toelrplnce.
..- t i, Htnt.i pnntRrence vi
Council of Jewish Women and of the
Ktnte Federation of Women.
the
ppfrsr-
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Anti-Saleen League Ceunsel' A pnrty of ' several hundicd proml-Mnil-euiuun
uutigue vuwn mm" in filmed was
Speaks Before Contemporary j WJr IJ'iiS ' thai
Club in Bollevue
party were drunk.
ORGIES ARE PICTUREp'
WOMEN HEAR ART TALK
We believe in personal
helpfulness and interested
cooperation with our cus
temcrs, whether the work
in hand be a simple
announcement or
a large catalog
.w-s tlint. And Jhc newspapers rnn't
Wrnl Philndelphln
The Hev. Fraud A. llrndy wns deacon
and tlie Hev. Ftniicis P. MrClnii wns
the sub-deacon.
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dries. ,. , i!,... ..!,-' "" "insier 01 ceremonies wns tlie
Before Scnnter An re began discuss nc , K,,v- Ai (nssj,v nll,i ,i1( scrnu,n wh
"inside" pentics iinrmuiy iuhi .-.. ...v ,,rcm.i,-,j by ti1(, Ucv, Dennis Ureiighnl.
I I here wa. singing by the priests' choir.
led ly tlie llev. William . Kmie.
Interment was made In Hely Cress
Cemetery.
Father Crowley, whewns sixty-two
ycnr old. had been rector of St.
Terca's Church for twenty-live years.
He died Inst Friday after nn illnevs of
two yeiirw.
TWO ARE HELD IN ATTACK
relebrnnt of the mnss, which stnrtcd at , wooden cms with htccl undcrfi nine, and
10 e clock, was the Hcvll Jehn F. Ora- -.40 all-wooden cars. The HUlng of the
hum. of the C hurch of Our I.ndy of I contemplate! order will reduce I he
Ictery. n classmate of Father ( rewlpv .. ..r i e.in rw.i.i,
.......L 1,L XllUtlVtl llt1 ,' u. - ..-
Perhaps the hls-es which greeted ,
some of the remarks mnde by Wayne
both Fredericks, of H-1N I'-nst Hilten it. " neeier. penerni i-iiuneei . "
street, wns wnlklng ever the same fllncc I Anti-Saleen I.engue. nt nn nddrcss Inst
when n second benrd. nt another point. nlt I)ofeI.p ,,. (-0tcinpernry Club. In
arw.sUT?A s;, ski . -l -- a
nUe was taken te tlie episcepal ues- -,-;Xeweil vVpt Wnuse the club Miss
lllt"1, ' members didn't like her free verse. Jenne'tt
T,.m uilDT IM PRACU 1 T,,p'iC ,lls,,es cnme nt n t,n p lV"n 1
TWO HURT IN OrtHbH 10 referred te n previous spenker. Her-
nee .1. Bridges, lender of the Ethlrnl I
Street Culture Society of Chicago. . Mr.
viointiens 01 tne 1
Prof. F. A. Parsons Addresses Jew
ish Council
Prof. Frnnk Alvn Parson, picsldent
of the New Yerk Scheel of Fine nnd
Applied Arts, addressed the Philadel
phia Section, Council of Jewish Women
en "Art in Its Relation te Religious
Expressions, " today at the Mercantile
Cliib. Urend street above Master.
Carrie Teller Kuhti and Mis
itte Mlrinm deldberg read i-e-
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Tun Helmes Pmiss, Vtinttn
1315-29 Cherrv Strett .
PhUidelphli
Truck
' nslde pentics ihuiihmij nw m-.-n nn
tnnlc In addition te praise for the guest .
Jhener. The City Trensurer-eleet.
who is nlc cnniriniiii "i i"'- ,ih-'"m--u
Citv Committee und chairmnn of the
ltcpubllcan Committee of the Twenty--etend
Wnrd, was lauded for Ills pollti pellti
,nl leadership by nn array of speakers.
nludliiK President Judge. J- Willi
Mnrtin, of Common Picas teurt Ne. 5.
Among ethers who spoke were Fred
prick J. Sheycr. City Treasurer: Rep
rftentntive Geerge P. Harrow. Coleml
Shelden Petter. Ceuneilninii Charles II.
llnll nnd Richard Weglein. president of
Council .... ,, , . .
At n testimonial dinner te Mngistiute
r,i r Hnker In Hie .Mil est ic iietei
Ul night. Mnyer Edward I.. Rnder. of ; jB t0 r,m cmiles lliiuser, a slu
Atla.itIeCity:ArinandT. Nichols iilse k .,m s , T f ,
cfAtlantcl'ity; (.eerge fl .Mejidcnnd ,,.,,, aft(,rlll)en i)mvnn, Mnr,M L,:.
CharleH. .rakelew ete speakets.
IjihU X. no d-mitli wns teastnuister
About five hundred attended.
Men Accused of Beating and Rob
bing Charles Hauscr, Shoemaker
Charged with attnrklng nnd attempt-
line-
yes-
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'iglitli -trpet. and Jehn Schwab.
(K51 North Eleventh street, were held
without bnll for further henring by
. w. , n... .p, Magistrate O'Jtrlen at the Twelfth and
SEEK TO BAN YELLOW CABS Pim- streets police station tliis morning.
I 'pin- j)aij. entered Hauler's shop anil
Company Claims Sele Right te Have! attacked Thin with nn Iren last, it is
v T , charged, but Hauscr fought them oft
Taxis That Celer lllltll njs ,.,.I1S W(,rp iu,ar( 1)V PK,berM,
The Yellow Cob ( emniiny iin asiceu wlie gave the alarm. 'Hip men tied,
for
ether
painted yellow. lookout, escaped.
A bill in cnuHy "led in Common i
PlonsCemt Ne. " alleges Mint iiultiiter--1
of the yellow tuxiciib ure guilty of un
fair trade competition, are eveichnrging i
and cilng inferior service te the detri
ment of the Yellow Cub C empnny. wlucli
rlaiins exclusive right te Hint color
feheine.
Thee speeilicnlly named in the loin
plaint are Charles M. Steinmetz. Uob Ueb
crt A. Smith. Marry Yeeyer, J. A.
Kt-iler nnd Albert Ehrlich. The com
plaint tntex that thirty tnvicahs nre
new being operated in imitation of the
Yellow Cub Cempuny'.s machines.
of the rend have announced the policy
of placinj ull-stcel equipment en its;
lines.
C. H. Ewlns vice president in i barge '
of operatien1) nnd maintenance, said)
llml the Rending hns mere steel reaches i
in proportion te mllenge thnn nny ether I
lead in the Cnlted S.ntes. It was
-Cited, nl'ii. thnt the Rending N well
toward the top in the properti in of it
slngie-trnck mileage te its deulile-tinck
njllenge.
Corener Willin Neville and Dis
It let Attorney Renuinger. of Ment
gempry County, today will set the date
for the InqusMt te be held in Norric Nerric Norric
tewn next wed;. Ciile.s something un
foreseen happens. 'the inquest will be
et for wxt Tuesday, these efljcinls
Mild. Mr. Rennlnger will be present
1 ersennlly nt the Inquest.
The Inquest hns been delnyed se thnt
some witnesses who nr" injured may be
able te appear and testify.
HAD GOOD MEMORY
Car
rhe Yellow C nu rempiiny nns nsueu wlie gave tne alarm. i iip men tied,
n ereliminarv injunction te restrain .jiursiied by Pntreliiian Magan. wheever-
,,, ,,lte,.tl frnin u-iiif fiib 1 took them nt Eighth and Locust streets,
icr tnxl opeiatei.s fiein u-..i(. auA tlii,(, mnn thelRh (() ,nve b(1(,n u
BOY HURT BYJTRUCK
Injured
en
"QUARTER FLOP" TOO MUCH
Unemployed Can't Stand Lodging
Beest of Ten Cents
Twenty-five cents is mere thnu most
i,f the unemployed of the vicinity et
IVntli and Locust si recti can uffeid te
piy for a nrjht'.s lodging, it appears.
When the Inasmuch Mission ni 1011
l.ncnsi stieet boosted its rates from
fifteen cents te tweiily-five" yesterday
afternoon a ne.en men found themselves
nllheut n lodging place for the night.
The were arrested, charged with loung
ing. Magistrate O'Rrien was told most nt
the men were known te be steady work
ers but er the iclinm of the present
hard time- lie released all but these
with police re old-
While Playing Soccer
Summer Street
Themas- Stack, fifteen years old. 'JOIW
Winter street, i in the Medice-Chirurgi'-al
Hospital with concussion el
tlie brain after being run down by n
delivery I ruck at Twenty -tirst and
Summer streets last evening. Stack
was playing "soccer" in the stieet with j
a tin can when he was triick. (
Fred Link. 1 1(10 North Corlies street. '
driver of the truck, was hi Id in $5(10
bail today by Magistrate tirelis. te
await tlie outcome of the boy '.s injuries.
Policeman Recognized Stelen
and Its Driver as Well
When Patrolman Ferney saw an auto
mobile en the st ret w hlnh had been
reported stolen he recognized the driver
as Jeseph Gotwals, SKIM Arneld stieet.
Me swere out a warrant for (ietwuls
nnd Magistrate Price held him I" $1000
(mil this morning for n further hearing.
The pntrelmnu hud seen the car Sat
urday night, but when he arrested Cot Cet
wals' yesterday he denied that lie had
stolen the car. Tlie mnchlnt belonged
te J. W. Fagnn. of 1071 Pounteii
street, nnd wus stolen nt Ridge nvenue
nnd Scheel Meuse lane.
Hits Aute at Frent
and Lehigh Avenue
Twe men were injured when nn nuto nute nuto
mebile in which they were riding was
struck by a motertruck last night nt
Frent street and Lehigh avenue. The
car nnd the truck were bnclly dnmnged.
The automobile wns going west nnd
the truck wns speeding in the opposite
direction.
The men Injured are Owen Fly nil.
1021 West Celumbln nvenue. nnd Owen
Sweeney, 1011 Columbia nvenue. Ench
tceelvcd severe cuts and bruises. They
were taken te the Episcopal Hespltnl.
The truck wns driven by Otte Fnlkelt
hageii, Ifi'J." Erie avenue. Me was un
injured. v
BURY BARONESS HERE
Beatrice von Wullersterff Died In
Reme September 20
Rareness Iteatrice Railey von Will-'
lersterff. daughter of Majer Charles
Weaer ltalley. tMOO UcLnneey street,
and who died in Reme, September "0. j
will be burled quietly from the home of i
her father tndnv. !
I AInlni- Itnlipv is tlip treasurer of I
Rnlley. Ranks .S: Kiddle, jewelers.
Knrene.ss llniley wns mnrried in St.
Patrick's Church, at Twentieth and Lo
cust street. May .'!. 1017. She wns In
troduced with the debutante set of
1014-15.
Tlrlili-PM relntpil mnnv
prohibition law which he saw in van
oils cltle
Mr. Wheeler n.slpd for nnmes of the
riolnteiM and nid he would see te It
they were bended tewnrd jnil. It wns
nt this point low binning, mixed with
faint applause, was easily heard through
the Clever Kcjin. where the meeting
wan held.
Although he acknowledged that he
hail never violated the prohibition
piuendment. Mr. Bridges attacked the
Velstead net. Mr. Wheeler defended
evervthlng that the Anti-Saleen League
bad 'den- There was applause for
each, th" wet applause being mere vo
ciferous and prolonged than thnt. from
(he dry. Once Mr. Wheeler was
W
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Office
Samil
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Lilheferaphin,
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vmsm riiamtnL-emnpain,
J)29 Mariket Stxcc'
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FINE FRAMING
Etchings Prints
Water Celers Paintings
THE R0SENBACII GALLERIES
1820 Walnut Btrt
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Will this man
.j -: :.fit into your
organization?
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WV. CAN
100
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MORE ORDERS
rim
PERSONAL ENGRAVING
EXCLUSIVE CHRISTMAS
GREETING CARDS
BURT & BURT
1001 CHESTNUT ST.
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The advertiser is equipped
te handle the sales or advci
tising department of a busi
ness house requiring his
whole time, or will act as
advertising counsel for a
few concerns en a part-time
basis.
C 710. LEDGER OFFICE
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J&v"-- -?Us
ARTICLEar5lLVER H
that make appreciated and
lasting Gifts for Women
Neah Bagaand Puraes- Toilet Ware
Dehne Powder Bexes - Manicure Seta
Desk Ware Cigarette Caacs
Vanity Cases Canayjars and Bexes
Perfume and Cologne Bettles-Bodkin 5eAs
HUDSON 12-0
i n .r nc l'ninuptn'' tlrlMi lienn nnti,i
bi'iut.fui m,irenn palm .mil imiIkiIhieh
nfn' rn r fr-1 l'(Ultmcnt A wnllikrflll
l-u , HS.VI
NEEL-CADILLAC CO.
525 M.rlcct St., Camden, N. J.
C.imilell -081
BRASS
MR. NORRIS'S "big" novel is
rolling up a "big" holiday snlc.
Put it en your list. Any book
shop can supply it. $2.00
E. P. Dutten & Ce., 681 5th Ave , N. Y.
twn
isiijwiiinwiiiiii'wiiiiaw
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I Twe Unusually Attractive
I Cynwyd Hemes
Ave. East of Bryn Mawr
a
Highland
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FINE STATIONERS
Just irem Par in:
BEAUTIFUL
SILK
HAND BAGS
and
PORTEMONNAIES
Celers suitable for
Morning
Afternoon
and Eveninjr
Frem
$10 te $75
1121 Chestnut Street
tit
Its a
model.
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Enthusiastic Telephone)' "Hce Jane! I
just bought a Christmas present for the
gitls! . . . Ne, I don't mind Christmas
shopping like this. The Moen people took
me out for a demonstration this morning.
1 was sold as seen as I took a leek at that
car but I thought n ride .would de me
geed.
La Petite Sedan, thai new Moen
. . Hew much? $2785 and
you ought te see what you get
for it. It's a wonder.
"We may as well use it until
they get home from college. . . .
Sure! I'll get it tomorrow. . . .
Geed bye."
Ai Ce rcicn
OPEN CARS - $I7A5
CLOSED CARS - S2785
T. O, D. Fctety
Moter Cars
The car of the ten proven units
MACKIN MOTORS, Inc.
Tel. -Poplar 1425
834 N. Bread St.
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BROAD AND WALNUT STS.
PHILADELPHIA
FINAL
REDUCTIONS
All Our Superb Winter Fashions
Have Been Radically Reduced te the
Lewest Prices in the History of Our
Establishment
Reductions Include All
DAY DRESSES
EVENING GOWNS COATS
CAPES AND WRAPS
SPORTS APPAREL
FURS AND MILLINERY
Fashionable Hand Bags
and Vanity Cases
SPECIALLY PRICED
$10, $15, $20 te $45
Values from $25 te $150
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH NOVELTIES
IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Candlesticks
Just reeehed, a fine
Silver Candlesticks in a
selection of
large range
Shetliel
of size-
Price $5.00 te $20.00 a pair
Exceptional value at these price-.
The Rosenbach Galleries
1320 Walnut Street
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Price, $14,750, With Garage
Hi.iutl new fvcrvlliliiB oeniploti , Ideal lienim ' licclroemc -' bailm,
' ''epper en tiers and rain NpeuliiiK Mem convenient miliurban homes.
'e hlnelts from fvnwycl Station, Penna 7! It 3C minutes by trolley
rr' 'i' OK j Hull -a beautiful auto ride llneiiijli K.ilrmeunl 1'erU. Clese
' 'ihoeI'j Merea nnd churches -
BOTH HOMES OPEN TODAY
JOHN H. McCLATCHY
HI ILDI'.rt
OK 1IOMLS
K.TOil'IMIII!llim
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iniiiiiiiiiniiiii
ws
''Urhthea,,"
Qaatity Ctan
Natural light
in the school room
can be uniformly distributed te the
desk of every child. Before the
specifications for glaaa for your new
school building arc decided upon,
get all the facta about Pressed Lena
Glass. Full information and sam
ple en request.
OEd.4 IflCU
HiftES TURNER
GLASS COMPANY
30th and Witnut
PHILADELPHIA
MacDonald & Campbell
The Best Christmas Gifts for Men
Xmas takes en a new interest and gladness, when a
man receives a gift marked "MacDonald & Campbell"
All men knew what that name stands for in men's goods.
Silver Belt Buckles, $2.00 te $5.00
Dress Stud & Butten Sets,$4.50 te $1 1 .00
Knitted Silk Mufflers, $5.00 te $16.50
Umbrellas, $2.00 te $15.00
Gloves, $3.00 te $6.00
Lined Gloves, $4.00 te $10.50
Silk Neckwear, 75c te $4.00
Sill? Shirts, $7.50 te $1 1 .00
Madras & Fiber Shirts, $2.00 te $6.00
Silk Half Hese, 75c te $5.00
Bath Robes, $6.00 te $15.00
Dress Waistcoats, $7.50 te $15.00
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
r:aig5agsiflg?gfiggaisgg
$45.00
$45.00
Men's Suits
That arc unmatched
elsewhere at the price
L n finished worsteds, silk mixtures,
cheviets and tweeds all sizes. Reed's
Standard of Tailoring. A concrete
illustration of real values in real clothes.
JACOB REED'S SONS
1424-1426 Otestttttit Sfarect
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Whet Your
Appetite
for our Super - Values by
looking around at ether
stores. Our idea is net
only te sell but te undersell.-
SUPER
VALUES 28 33 $38 & I3
OVERCOATS A won
derfully complete collec
tion of handsome, warmtli warmtli
witheut - weight, plaid
back materials. Ulsters,
Raglans, Conservatives,
Bex Backs and many nov
elty models. Without ex
ception all arc sold at
Super-Value prices.
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SUITS Worsteds, chev chev
eots, cassimercs plaids,
ever - plaids, pencil stripes,
oxford mixtures, blues,
browns, herringbones and
what all. Super-Values,
$28. $33. $38 and $43.
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JUNIOR SUITS Just in
many light colored fancy
cheviets with the sort of style
touches that tickle the young
fellow $24 te $32.
PATRICK MACKINAWS
Fer Juniors for school, skat
ing, sledding and all outdoor
sports. Patrick-Duluth qual
ity. $15 and $18.
Perry & Ce.
Kith and Chestnut
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
The Gift of Gifts
A camera portrait of yeu-sclf
made with the latest art
lighting effects as full of
tone and feeling as though
from the brush of a master.
A Gutcltunst Portrait by the
"photegrapers of celebrities"
since 1852.
Sittings may be had cither in
our studio or at your home.
Portraits taken this week
will be finished in time for
Christmas.
I 722 Chestnut ht. "Phila
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One of Heskins' Desks
WILL MAKE A
Practical Gift
fr-.u"-;.; u.vntf
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r ueiiiaii, m- t,ui-t a desk,
vhich en will ('mil Ivm p hi a
Trent nriety of si (, nn, )',,
ihs. Wc iiKn (dci Si'i-tuinal
I5c'C)kias.': llli-iiru Luiup-,
hi'tli for home a'vl (flier; ('a'tj
Tables, He'lsiile TahleF, "l.ver
sharp" 1'cnciN, H-ief Case and
ether useful unifies wIihtj
an- always acceptable and in
reckI taste.
ViJif Our Leather Cotde
Department far Reasonably
Priced Gifts
MM i , m ii
904-906 Chestnut Street
The GIFT SHOP of CHESTNUT Strttl
Meet Dave Hendersen
m
a lie of the i reds, hit grows k
up te he a crcuik anil Hcre.i .
fi e jears m prison Inr tlie
thelt of $100.01)0. 'I his grip,
ping ster :
"FROM
NOW
ON"
3oer
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h I'rank !.. Packard, the ail -
thoref "The Miracle Man." i
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