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VOTERS' LEAGUE
CASH NEARLY GONE
But Organization Will Continue
Fight for Geed Government,
Officials Say
The Voters' Lcague treasury i vir
tually empty, but its officials say the
league Kill continue the fight for geed
government, nnd that reorganization
plans are being considered.
Edward J. Hunter, executive secre
tary, resigned that effice Saturday and
has returned te newspaper work. He
would maku no comment tedny en the
league's financial condition.
Frank M. Klter, newly elected chair
man of the league,, today minimized re
ports of financial difficulties. He de
clared the league is growing ttrengcr
every day, and that its backers have
no thought of giving up the civic cam
paign It inaugurated last June.
The first clash in the political arena
the new Independent organization had
was nt the September primary. All its
candidates for Republican nominations
were defeated by Combine men. Tens
of thousands of "stay-at-homes' by
their indifference, helped the Combine
te victory.
The Voters' League was organized
.Tunc 23 last, when officers nnd a beard
of managers were chosen and a consti
tution was approved. Arthur H. Lea
was one of the leaders In the move
ment. He recently resigned the chair
manship. Invitations sent te citizens at the
Hme of its organization stated the league
was designed te "guard and promote the
interests of the citizens of Philadel
phia in the improvement nnd enforce
ment of laws, in the administration of
the city nnd county governments and in
the nomination and election of candi
dates for public office."
Headquarters were opened July 2, nt
224 Seuth Iireml street. League of
ficials nre new considering whether te
give hji tlu hcndiiunrtcrs. It is believed
the principal members will meet nnd
decide en n future course of action.
Frnnklln Spencer Edmonds, who took
a prominent part in the organization of
the league, when asked whether It
would dissolve for lack of funds, said:
"It leeks very much the ether wny.
We have just elected n new president.
My feeling Is strongly the ether wny."
Themas Ilacburn White wnB even
mere sure that there Is n bright future
ahead of the league. "Certainly we
are going te continue," he said, em
phatically. "Are your funds net very low?" he
was asked.
"Funds for public movements nre al
ways low," he replied. "Hut wc nrc
abundantly provided for in the matter
of funds for the future."
Ocergc D. Perter, former Director of
Public Safety, snld: "There Is net the
slightest reason In the world for any
rumors that the Voters' League .will
suspend. Meney is the least of our
worries."
& Special XMAS Prices g
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P A Y E Y E
The first tlirce white men who
bored into the interior of New
Guinea were warned against
Paycyc when he joined their
party. He had net yet killed his
man. Ha was hungry for human
flesh. Then the white man who
had trusted him most disappear
ed and Payeye's laughter is heard
in the jungle. Merlin Moere
Tayler leader of the expedition,
tells this story of fascinating ad
venture among
Other Splendid Pictorial and
Washington Conference
Features in January
ASIA
The American MACAZINE en the Orient
4 Richly Illustrated
Out today all newB-Mnnds 33 cents
fr Rogers "A-l" and J
Sheffield Jg
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Philadelphia
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On Christmas Day
KODAK
'Autographic Kedaks $8.00 up
Brownies $2.00 up
JOHN HAWORTH COMPANY
EASTMAN KODAK CO.
1020 CHESTNUT ST.
IIIGII-GKADE IlEVEI.OriNO FINISHING F.KI.AIU113MKNTS
CHEW
Made for Endurance
and te Meet a Stand
ard Net a Price
WITH
FALSE TEETH?
SURE!
Dr. Wernet's
Powder
KEEPS THEM TIGHT
Relieves sere gums, sweetens
the breath. A white powder. At
beat Drug or Department Stores,
30c., 60&, $1.00 or write direct te
WeratDentaMfg.Ce.,U5BtibnanSt.,N.Y.
O I OMD electric washing machines
j nnre eniy low price te recein-
the ether hand, Is made by n
27-rear-old concern that standi
squarely oemnu every uainedsy proa prea
duet; It embodies every geed Improve
ment, and Is sold en terms of
Only $5.00 Down
This brings a CUInndsy, and an experi
enced demonstrator te de your wash for
jeu. The balance enn be urrungril te
suit your convenience.
tWflWAitt
WHY GROW OLD?
Why b tck. leeple. have bad nerves
or become decrepit?
Dr. Oeliel. of the Faculty of Paris, has
ivelved a aystdn of treatment Ur-ctlli rub
blnjs) by whleh a number of Ilia can be
allevlatM wlthe-it medicine.
Hwa urudled with Dr. oeriet ana received
I..... hi. -Health Method" ns set forth
in n's book. "Niver Orew Old."
i)nly representatlve In U. S.
Consultation Free
FLORENCE WIMPENNY
4MS Newhnll t.. I'hlln.
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Aute body dents
removed
Our Benevattns Service Is
equipped te make any car
leek like new. Dedy dents,
bent fenders, etc., are quick
ly repaired at a very rea
sonable cost.
Get Our Estimate Ne Obligation
Phene Poplar 4697
Larsen-Oldsmobile Ce.
800 North Bread St.
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SANDWICHES :
LOBSTER :
Hpeclnl Dlnnera
Ilenst lleef 1'lntter
Other (innd KnU
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The OLD BUDWEISER
1319 Arch Street
Formerly lSlh St. btl. Market
Raw, fried, steamed, panned: from the grill:
BAKED, ROASTED OR BARBECUED.
from the choicest ham or imported
Schweitzer te the standard club.
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Gifts for Men
Wrist Watches
Ciaaretle Helder
Ciaar Helders
licit Uuckles
Silver d Geld Pencils
Heart Pins
Tie Clasps
Watch Chains
Cuff Links
Shirt Studa
Cluarette Cases
Match Cases
Watchei
rpiJV average nan does net out
such articles as these for him
self, but he does appreciate them
as alts.
OUIi unusually low prices will
Interest ieu. ire invite your
(naprlle of our Christmas
stocks.
Kennedy & Bre.
Diamond Mcrchiinti & Jreler
102 S. 13th St.
1878 1921
What is your feet
trouble? See us!
Wed
relieve
MASS MEETING
Under Auspices of
Pennsylvania Division
The Association Against
The Prohibition Amendment
at the
Metropolitan Opera Heuse
Bread and Poplar Streets
Philadelphia
Tuesday Evg., December 20, 1921
8:15 o'Cleck
MUSIC
The Caledonian Pipe Band
SPEAKERS
Te be announced later through the
public press
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He's en the way!
Genial old Santa has hitched up his trusty reindeers, filled that wonderful
sleigh of his, and is flying here as fast as the wind. He has a geed distance te
come, but already you can hear the tinkle of his sleigh bells in the happy smile en
everyone's face.
Little hearts are beating faster, little ears are listening expectantly, little
minds are dwelling reverently en the greatness and goodness of the mysterious Santa
' Christmas season what a wonder season ! Worldly animosities consumed
by the spiritual fire of love the joy of making ethers happy. This is the world as it
should be tyree hundred and sixty-five days in tneyear.
Tickets of admission can be obtained free of charpe at the
office of the Association, 502 Liberty Building, Brea'd &
Chestnut Sts.
The doers will be opened te ticlcet holders at 7:15 o'clock,
and te the general public at 8:00 o'clock.
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Guard Against Damaging Leaks
by replacing that worn tin or slag reef. Let us lay a new 5-year
guaranteed reef ever the old, at less than cost of repeated repairs.
Phene Tiega 8700 Hoefing Department
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Kebcrls Ave. and Steklcy St.
-n. Hffi uuusaim ssmm!smmi)BS3sss&!i
I Pains ) J-( Heel B HCraffqS I
I cured bu I 1 caused by I HaADnpHtA s
XfoneitiidiW Vanteripr m g
. irh vmnHirien ff3 e;
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Imnreved Lushion dele !
Arch Support Shoes
and Oxfords
Relieve Fallen Arches and
Flat Feet
13-00 f)
Expert Jry ?,SS
Attendant. SJ'j A?(
A-'N. JlJ Itrewn
I ' '"j&S leather
Improved Cuihien Arch Support
$2.00 te $3.50
MllAM umnk It nil mtrtm n ik. tia.i
Ktfleii. Write for Ontalecue und Me".'
urine IlUnlu. Meney refunded If net
vatlnfaeterr.
Men's Sizes, 6 te 12
Women's Sizes, 3 te 11
Improved Cushion Shee Stere
37 Se. 9th St, Phila.
. OallTE POSTOFFICE
BIIiMf.iU Ave., Atlantic
New Year's Eve
Saturday, December 31
at the
HOTEL WALTON
CI Speed the departing, welcome the ar
riving year in the Reef Garden or
Main Restaurant, where the greatest
and most lavish preparations have
been made for an evening of uncon uncen
fined joy.
CJ High-class entertainment and dancing
will be included with a bountiful sup
per. Caps and noise makers will en
liven the evening.
CJ Make your reservations new the call
is heavy. Reef Garden, $7.00; Main
Restaurant, $6.00, per person, pay
able in advance. Ne ether service
charge.
Bread and Locust Streets
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Personal and Practical Gifts
in Christmas Bexes
Philippine Underwear
Nightgowns Lew neck $2.45, $3.50. $3.75.
Envelope Chemise Armhole or Strap $2.50,
$2.75. $3.85.
Corset Cevers $1.75, $2.25, $3.75.
Demestic Underwear
Nightgowns Lew neck, lace trimmed $1.95,
' $2.25.
Envelope Chemise Armhole or Strep $1.25,
$1.50.
Silkeline and Silk Underwear
Bleemers $1.75, $3.25, $4.50.
Camisoles $1.85. $2.00, $2.25.
Nightgowns $6.75, $9.50, $12.00
Vests Flesh and white $2.35, $2.50, $3.25.
Petticoat. $4.95, $6.00. $
Negligees of dotted silk muslins, $5.00.
Sheppard Brassieres
of Skinner's satin Flesh or white $2,25
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Very Special at $1.95
Higlvneck Nightgowns of Hamburg insertion.
estnut
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Best Gran. Sugar ,b5c
Fer Your Jelly Xmas Dinner
Belew you will find a list of reed thinr;s you will need te make your Xmas Dinner com-
nlete. Every tern is up te our well-known high stananra 01 quamy anu F'u ua iuw ae
UlCrO NIC lliuil uiu.uva ... -- . a i-i- n
possible, consistent with our high quality,
early.
Asee Maine Cern... can 16c.
Fancy New Datei...pkg 10c (
Calif. Layer Fig p!E 13e
Smyrna Layer Fi(j. .pkg 19c
Best Plum Pudding, .can 33c
Ace Cocea. . . . 6 lb can 15c
Atco Belting Powder. . . 5c, 9c, 17c
Asce
Fruit Cake
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Mnde In our own sunshine
bnlcerlRS. Nole the remarkably
low prlcel
Rich Creamy Cheaie. .lb 25c
Fancy Filberti lb 19c
Choice Brazil Nuti ... lb 19c
Fancy Mixed Nuti.... lb 25c
Calif. Almonds or
Walnut, lb 37c
Yellow Glebe Onion, .lb 7c
Fancy Cranberries " 23 Ace Mince Meat 24
Fancy Cltaetd Carraatt . . . . pk( 16c
Calif. Stilled Rtltiu sk 22c
Calif. SdUii Rail!! plci 20c
Wilbur'. Bile. Chec, ',4-Hi ciV. 7c
Orxng or Lemen Peel. . .. Vi-!b 13c
Glace Citren i-lb 22c
Gelden
Pumpkin
12120""
Cooked ready for your splcei
and Hcasenlnir.
Aiiarted Ckocelatei Ib 39c
Calif. Cberrin Ne. 2 caa, 25c
Bin Reia Rice Ib. pVg 9c
Atcs Bread Cmmbi pk( 10c
Belttr'i Sbredd. Coceaot pkr 7c, 14c
Bcker'a Grated Coconut. .. .can 15c
N. B. C.
Brown Edge Wafers
lb
22'
N. B. C.
Chocolate Fingers
ib
27'
Best Pure Lard
Open-kettle rendered the best made.
10
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Sweet Flerida
deI
ranges
Thin skins; full of Juice.
27
Larger aizee, 40c nnd 50c dezsn
Ripe Juicy pal
Gi each (
raperruit O
Delicious la-the werdl
Larger ire, 8c each
xj Victer
ummSt Bread
Big
Leaf
Frem the standpoint of both quality and quantity, th Mb
Victer leaves nre the Rreatest bread value baked.
Victer Raisin Bread
leaf
10c
With biff, fat raisins.
ASCO
Oleomargarine
Special prlre for this weel en this pure
butter substitute. Sold In hundred pf our Stores.
Geld Seal Fleur
12-lb.
Bag
Milled from the best wheat.
A Splendid
Xmas Gift
If you want te aid some needy
family this Xmas, here's a very
appropriate and inexpensive gift.
A big bag full of groceries for a
dollar bill!
Poun,d Lard 10c
Big Ceaf Victer Bread.. Cc
Black Pepper 5c
Onion. . . 7c
12c
pkg Aice Cornstarch. ... 0c
lb pkg Rice 9c
plcg Needles Sc
can Asce Baking Powder 5c
can Tender Peat 13c
All for
I Pound Yellow
!i-lb Asce Tea
$
glass Jelly
can Asce Perk &
Carry-All Bag . . .
10c
Beans . 9c
3c
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Ask te See Our Christmas Dellar Assortment
B
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Geld Seal Eggs
New-laid beauties
strictly fresh.
Carten fe m
of twelve m lt""
OOc
Selected Eggs
Twelve geed ones in
every dozen.
45
Ask your next deer neighbor what she thinks of this
delicious butter!
Richland Butter ,b 48c
Pure creamery prints. Big value.
lb
Asce
Coffee
Its rich, rare aroma will win
you as seen as you drink the
first cup. Try it!
25
Asce
Teas
( FWe lb 1
V Blendi Pkg J, &i
A cup of geed tea puts new
strength in one.
Specials for Tuesday
Belew you will find our specials for tomorrow in our weekly Get-A.cauainted
money for yourself and at the same time enjoy the choicest meats obtainable
TUESDAY ONLY
PORK & KR A I it cpfpi a i
Lr!LC-hepS & Rea8ts lb 18c I Selected CuU,
Half Smokes, lb 17c
Liver Pudding, 15c
Lean Salt Perk, lb 17c
String End Ham. lb 12c mnd
fork for Kraut, 18c
Kraut, qt flc
77,c. Price. Eff-ctiv. in All Our Ml., Can, and Suhurban GrMry
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