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EVENING 1UBLI0 JaEDaER-rPHlLAJELPHIA, VflBipiSDAY, DEQEMBIi)B 28, 19211
CAMDEN BUDGET
BOOSTED
F
R1922
Sees World Better EX-GOVERNOR STUART AT 68
RADIATES REAL OPTIMISM
City Expenses te Exceed 1921
by $78,770, Finance Com
mittee Decides
NEW DEPT. JUMPS COSTS
I'xptns te mnJiii't llic t-ity of Cam
den for lOir.' cxcrfll tlierfp of tlie
present jr.ir b STn""' ". nt online
te the budget ili i-.MpiI uikhi At a nicptin,:
of the ritiniit'i i'ini!nittie Inff ntjW
Wlille there If hrw: In fii
mnintciiiiiK e nf a nnmlifi- u ilepui'
mentn, these ui'l In- nlT-"'! b the e
rnblWimnit ..f fh ( 'omm."ieii en H'v
Plans and ln'rnr in cel nf Mippii"-.
Tlie burtRtt for -. H S" IHS.'.ir.s.Tj
while for 10'Jl it was V.J.P.tiO. 187.37.
BmlRft for 11)22 et i'umdti n (em
pajed with presrn( year:
11.22 is.1)
t vj.ni'in n't Mt.Oiiii On
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SLAIN MAN LEFT $33,500
Will of Mark Harris, Murdered In
His Stere December 13, la Filed
An e.fnn nf SP.n fifin wnn i1l.9tn.eil nf
""" ' in private bequcsta In the rill of Murk
Te THrtlirlnv lf.cwir ( li'nritmr I Harris, who died after lie wns beaten
IS tUMUlU) Message Oj l 01 liter I j r(,lml lt i,n furniture tsfeir at 7V
Executive bceffs at llard-1 ime Croakers ,tiic will vns filed ter probate this
. lllPrulirj
"keey Busy te Slay
eung"
IMHn S. Slum i. perhaps the only
mini within IhltiR nuinery te have left
the Governer'"! clmlr n unnerveilly
popular at when he took It, I today
(clcbrallnR his witty-eighth birthday.
As in ether ycni, the owaslen will
make little dlA'erenee In the routine
of I he r-Governer. He will spend
most of the day nt his office In his
Heard of ritinnre was nixaifed. There
lq only one survivor of that beard, by
the way Jehn Wannniakcr. The beard
sold Meck in the fair all ever the city
and Stale, and after that persuaded
Congress te lend the project Sl.oOO, Sl.eOO,
000. which was afterward returned out
of the reeelptM.
"The SVwinl-Centtnniul," the ft-
Governer went en. is a geed Idea.
N one
murder.
ban been arrested for the
The will of .Tescph Mnaa, Jr., 281i
Oxford street, disposing of ?2e,100 In
private bceucsls. wan also ndmltted te
probate. Inventories were lllcd in the
pcrwnal estate of Frank 1J. Jnrdcn,
712.22. and Florence A. Uulleck,
.$8071.65.
AUT08 REPORTED STOLEN
Automobiles and trnekb valued at
nearly $1KS.OOO were reported stolen ta
Suncrintcndcnt Mllli today by their
owners. Tiiey are
mobile of Warren
Converse. 1212lstrCPt' i0U0,
Poulkred street, f!000j truck of PMHp
Entava, 2r.l5 JcfferMn trcct, $000j
truck of United Stalc'4 Marine Cerps,
?4"00: automebllea of Miss llcrtha
Wnrrel ittll North 1'aik avenue.
nCO0 lieuls .Solemon, SOS Snyder
nvenue, .$2000 ; Alexandrln Letcrcr, (137
l'lne Btrect, ?2.S00; Munxie F3. FagResc,
Hevcntccnth and Moere streets, .$1800;
Dr. M. Cornfield, MM Houth Sheridan
Hreet, .$1000; Dr. William llatefJ, iat
Keutli Twcntj'-sccend street, .$000;
Samuel Mitchell. 2121 Seuth Ulgntli
Shorthand Repertera te Met
The rennsylranla Shorthand IttndH
.! t ..-!. I ...111 .... . lvfI'
"" ';ii wm meet m annti
iruuvcuiiuu hi. aiiuriBUurg I0tli0rr0
Membership is larRely court steno,'
raiihers of thu Stale. Ilebcrt II '
liam M. Cllft'. l'hlladclphla, wcret,!!'
and treasurer. Among the Will,i.7
nhia memberH who will nnn.i .'
Ocorge A. MelJride, .7, Harri
uiiuna an
ucorge j. .ucitnae, ,i. Harris Lt,T,
Henry B. Tawrcey. -William M. ffifc
and Paul Vosburg. l' u"t
ol:;ekI!oCre:,aA,'l, B,.T W1? W the logical place te held
nfrer. hi- nill alk te lb- t'nlen , u- "' course.
l.enKiie, and fir hli lnn h 'en wall; Spcakinc from the wUdera of ex-
in
I'tilmpe In'
(hmbioek ii
Cttr prepenv
Clt tielnfr
BulMlns Ce ii
ir.Imlen . .
lierd of 11m ii
llth . .
Cltr Man Cviu
mlMlen
r"enl!nnt .
Culverts . .
Decorrtlen u t
nelrtleri' jrv
Coepr ifer.
Vital
Hem eputlilr
Hescltil .
Camden
m ttx-atn
m5lKtiil
i;-(;oi:uNeit i.. s. sti mix
At iS. the fermct state cecutle
1 eptimise as te the present and
future
back te hi-i etll
vet urn te Imn Iiehh'
hour earilei
Fer, lli ( -toenior s,nil
the Li:tnrnaiA birthday interilew
day, "te keep .eutnr, keep Iiiinv
will!
half
in
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rip.fii
wry . . .
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unaritiM . .
nistrlrt Court
Initl'utlen ta
Eplleitlci
r.lectlen . .
Klc. Dureau
nr Dpt. .
Flre rnse-i
Harbcr Oeaitul
'en .
43). en
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1 net'. On
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(T-
lien with a d"ep tut ihnc the right
i eve. lie wax taken te the Samaritan
Hospital, where it w.i. found he i
. . i Mitleriui; from a fractured "hull. His
lb Iji'lO'oe ' '0"ditien is said te be -crieu.
l oeo.au
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n.mni.oe
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...uoe 111
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11 iti:.et'
perlenee. Mr. Stuart is optimistic about
bUMnc.is.
"1 itaited te weik nt thirteen and
Iirap been at it ever dince. 1 have f-een I
hard times belore, but I am eenvinced 1
that tills country is tee solid net te
r... .:-.. . ..i.i. .1... .... ' :.. 1 n mil mi. Hinvii tiiuns. iinrd as tnrv are.
'chielly arc reminibient. Speaking of the 1 can say. I think, that I have nveu '
proiie-ed Sequi-(Vnteiiuial l'uir ic- worse time. J
minded him of th- fenfenninl. Husinecs. be proceeded. 1ms suffered I
"1 ww just vetting Malted in biti- .semetuine ctpiinicni iu typuuiu icver,
.ncss for uysclf." he Mild. "The Utrt, "'i-iicre must i)C 11 un jicrien
'. . -a m . I . .l..UAA .. I. .. nMA 1 f ilIAHfllU
rliv nf the t .MHPUiilu p.ir was nic iiiiv i co nvniri;riiiT ui-iuib ii. .H.V..I..O
T opened my buIni,!-H. 1 can lempmber
it was a long, iliflicult piece nt work te
ret the faif ht.irted and 1 tle net think
1 there wns much jtal p.,ejrf-? until the
of
before it recovers Its
strength, ilnt the jennjt man in miai
nesi new will see It through ; and when
he does. I feel mire, fifty years of piea.
perlty are coming te him."
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Brakeman Found Injured en R. R.
Frank .Tacob-en. nineteen, 17215
Wylie street, a biakeman en the riula
dclphia and Heading Railway, was
found ttncenM ietib at ' ."0 A. M. teda
en the track" at Huntingdon Street Htu-
THE 4 CORNERS
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Taber Read and Adams Avenue
ALSO
Tract Taber Read E. of Adams Avenue
ALL
Adjacent te the Roosevelt Boulevard
AT
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922, at 12 M.
AT THE REAL ESTATE
IT) 19-21 Chestnut Street
SALESROOMS
Philadelphia
N. V
S. W.
Ne. 1 JO 7-10 Acres
Cor. Taber Read and Adum Ae.
S. K.
Ne. ;; U 11-10 Acre
, Taber Read and Adams
Ne. 2
C"m Taber
19 3-10 Acres
Read and Adamt
Ave.
Cor
Ne. 11 9-10 Acres
'aber Read E. of Adam:
Ave.
Ae.
I'ract Ne. ") 1GG-10 Acred. N,
Read and Adam-
E. Cor.
Ave.
Taber
Seltl by order el' the Orphans' Court ler the e-tate of Ann Whilaker. Dt-L'd.
P. order of M. Hampton Tedd, Eq.. Trustei'.
SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & CO., Auctioneers
1519-21 CHESTNUT ST., PHILA.
Founded In 1865
The Heuse thai Heppe built
Inaugurated the One-Price System in 1881
C. J. Heppe & Sen Downtown 1 117-1 119 Chestnut Street Uptown -N. W. Cor. 6th & Thompson Streets
Invest your Christmas money in a
piano, player-piano or Victrela!
Music is a geed investment. It is the har
binger of happiness. Music will carry the
Christmas spirit throughout the entire year. A
piano, player-piano or Victrela will be enjoyed
by all the family all the time. It is a geed way te
spend your Christmas money.
Heppes carry the world's best
musical merchandise
AflwWlMTSIIU
lu iP iSJSMHB
Sousa, the great band
leader, leaving the Victer
factory after playing for
some new Victer Records.
Grand Pianos
We carry six famous
makes the Masen &
Hamlin, Wcher, Steel:,
Hcppe, H- C. Schomacker
and Edouard Julep. Prices
are from $71.1 up.
Upright Pianos
We specialire in the
Heppe H-sounding beard
pinnef. Prices aie from
300 up.
Bargains
Wc have many excellent
value:, at very low prices
at ."580, ?100, $150, $250,
etc.
Due-Art
Reproducing Pianos
We are the Philadel
phia representatives
i'er this famous line of
musical instruments.
They will play for you
just like .t Victrela
plays only the repro
duction is mere accur
ate as it is done en a
piano. We carry five
makes the Steinway,
Weber, S t e c k,
Wheelock and Stroud.
Prices arc from 895
up.
Vicbrelas
We carry only the jenu
ine Victer Victrelas. Our
salesmen cannot induce
you te buy en imitation.
Buy nt Heppe's and you
will be satisfied. Here are
three popular Heppe out
fits. Viclrela Ne. IV , $30.10
null 0 1iMei.1i it ihli-tae r.iAnN
ray eiity tic vttl.ly
Victrela Ne. ,70, $50.10
with C 10 !m du!trti'f rcvtnM
Fej only XI (ffflly
V hi tela Ne. 30, $110
with 410 north et i-cerl'
Pa'j only tl rt itttkij
The Heppe RenlaUPaymenl Plan
If it is net convenient for you te make full pay.
inent at purchase, you may rent any piano, player
piano or Victrela that we sell and all vent will bi
applied toward the puichase price. Yeu are free
te purchase the instrument or letuin it at any time.
iyyvmfnr'i"vr'ry'N'
fy Mail This Coupon for Full Information
t.J.!ieppe tt SOIll Uptown Cth & Thompson Hts. 1 ' ",!,
Without any obligation en my part please send full
information about (mark X below):
V "!t P.ntina T1 Plu vr-Pinnn 7T Victrela
D L V.'-2S.J1.
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always enthuse ever our five
delectable blends
Orange I'ekue India Ceylon
Old Count if Stijlc
Plain Mack ' Mixed
asce
Teas
45c
At all our Stores
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COMPANY
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FerABigget Better Business
XiCfcD
In extending the Season's Greetings we are
prompted te suggest that the Ferd One-Ten
Truck will probably de mere te promote
better business and mere prosperous
times for you during the New Year than
any ether investment you can possibly
make in your business.
Reasonably prompt delivery can be made if your
order is placed at once. Terms if desired.
Authorized Philadelphia Ferd Dealers
EQUIPMENT:
Pntumatic T7rt and
Demeuntable Rimi.
Year choicwef tithtr
th tpacial gearing
of 5 1-6 te I for
tpttd delivery or th
ilandard gearing of
7 1-4 te I for heavy
hauling.
nni- n M Ml I imi W.H
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Tim a; i-:t i'ri. cs:s
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rlvI union cempvny
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IIIIIN IIVIUIKII
; 3 1 IliKllrtuii I'ltr
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minx ( iir.i.K Morens
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1634-3(1 North Ilreud St.
Vjemlne 8780
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III! urtl llread bt
lruc U043 lam n; t
1J1IJ IIOH'J.UY COMI'AM
SH1I heiltli Nt.
hpruce StSA
1IIIRU1S JOM.S, fur
irlOO M'oedblne Ate.
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enessil Meters Trades
A New Price Fer a New Year
GMC trucks enter 1922 at a price in keeping with the
spirit of the times.
On January 1, 1922 these reduced prices, will become
effective.
Medel K 41-2 Ten , 2775
Medel K 713 Ten - 3950
Medel K 1015 Ten - 4350
(Chassis Only, F. O. B. Factory, Plus War Tax)
These prices represent a saving ever the original price
of these models of from $625 te $1050 per chassis. In ad
dition, the Medel K-16, one ten chassis, which was
recently reduced te $1495, completes the GMC line.
We are able te make these reductions because of our
improved manufacturing facilities; because we have
what competent men say is the best equipped truck
factory in the world and because our inventory has
been adiusted te present day values.
Se new, at the beginning of the New Year, we are
reducing prices in keeping with the spirit of the times.
General Meters Truck Company
Ditiiian of General Moten Corporation
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
Direct Factory Branch
205 NORTH TWENTY-SECOND ST.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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