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SENATOR PEPPER HERO TO YOUNG AIDES -
Evening Clethes
VVb Iniva luit rtcaini ft laraVTet
from Morale Including books, dlihen,
kltthtn utenall. una ether houaahelj
Mum J eM rfrnrdles of cot te
pay Mera,
Morrison Storage Ce.
MD MAIVKKT ST.
! Op n Ktrnlnm. I'liena Ittlment 2001 i
WIRING
te.iiirk and ran HALF.
1VII Drpm and Tui
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t.'ulawfe for Morning Wrddlngn
1 a n -" j l
I.auat Medrla of lllchet Uualltr
LINDSAY MILLS CO
E!2IH9B """ivnoent At
2619 Gcrmantewn Ave.
I'jtrk 1200 or Diamond 4400 '
SAMUEL.COOPER Teml
1010. GIRARDAVE. -,jg,?w
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Desirable
Offices
225 te 2000 Square Feet
A. D. WARNOCK
Otis Building
16th and Sansom Streets
Philadelphia, Pa.
Crowds
arc availing themselves of the
Opportunity
Our Annual Sale of Damaged Beeks
Fractional Prices
Are Yeu?
The sale continues withns nttrnctivc reductions and variety
of titles as at first
Presbyterian Boek Stere
(Second Fleer)
Witherspoon Building, Juniper and Walnut Sts.
it !,1 "i - " -X "" " '';','Hii :'iml" K'
lM . VhH 9 m rMP -s: $k. m "s
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CLAD'S URNS
for COFFEE
Chocolate, Het Water
Anr txl or Mi
Kitchen Equipment
Fer Hetel and
Restaurant
Binned. Stemn Tah'.
Pli-warme,i llriddl.
Rtevn, f'oekarn. Waltle
Iren'. etc.
VICTOR V. CUD CO.
119 and 1Z1 S. 1Kb St.
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HE'S SOME SHT5IX HOSS, SAY THEY
Tlic.v net only lime a rluxe line en whether he tllM a Imll pltrliMl te tilm Iiljh, low, Itnlile or outside, hut they
hse ether Ititlin.itc liifnnimtibn ulilrli they feel elves them hetter ability te Judre lU.s all-nreund lMiwers llinn
Governer Sprnul. The jeuug men shevii attend te certain details of Mr. Pepper's business nt his office in
Iho Isanti Tltle HulUIln;. lm rlsht te left they are Charles Vlcarie, FVanlt Mallgnive and Snm Samansliy
PEPPER A "SWELL"
OSS
YOUTHS SAY
hare been brought te him by Mellprave.
"lie leaves It pretty much te me,"
Raid Frank, when asked about what
Mr. Pepper nte, "or sometimes he asks
for Fiandwtchcs and let's me cheese the
kind."
I Once, It appears, Mr. Tepper eeked
for ham sandwtchc, which JlallgTnve
I did net think geed enough for the boss.
, Up brought chicken.
Twe Here Dead Arrive Here
The bodies of two Phlladelphlans,
killed in notion In France, have arrived
In the city. They nre Lcercn Paroonl Pareonl Paroenl
gan, twenty-four years old. Company
T, T14th Infantry, son of! Abrnhem
Poreonlsan, and Henry O. I'redlger,
twenty-two years old, Company 0,
110th Infantry, son of Oeorge Prod Pred
igcr, ir(! North Marvlne street.
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Fer Infants
& Invalid)
NO COOKING
,The "Feed-Drink" for All Ages.
jQuick Lunch at Heme, Office.
and Fountains. Aik hr HORUCK'S.
tSr'Aveid Imitations & Substitutzj
COPYING &
Enlarging
Kodak Films, Faded
Photographs. Tintypes
and Daguerreotypes.
Discolored Daguer
reotypes restored te
original clearness.
KEENER CO.
Optician?,
1713 Walnut Street
Research Man
Wanted by
Advertising Agency
Investigator with initiative,
who can obtain basic facts
from jobbers, retailers and
consumers, and present his
findings forcefully, in writinz
and also in person, te our
clients. Must have keen, an
alytical merchandising seme.
Make application by letter
only and write fully as te
experience.
DONOVAN-ARMSTRONG
Ull CHESTNUT STRUIir
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The finest butter I,
in America :
King Solemon a Piker Along
side New Senater, Office
Aides Insist
PRESIDENCY HELD IN VIEW
Ne one who might hnve given the
maltcr n moment's thought expected
that the appointment of 'ieerge Wlinr
'mi Pepper would de ether than delight
th three young men who enrry his '
inn II. show In hit visitor's, fetch his
luncheons and otherwise Ien's te the
detail of Mr. Pepper's wants.
In this Is in stihtle nrenin. The
joy that Mr. Pepper's er young men
found in the news of his elevntien was
quite spontaneous nnd qnlt ns
naive n it could afford te he. nnd
came out of n fondness that was de
veloped In n couple of years' associa
tion, and is Impervious entirely te
whether the job market is open or
tight.
In short. Mr. Pepper Is the high
pedcstnled here of "Charlie" Vlcnrle,
Prank Mallgrave nnd "Sam" Snman
sky, the three young men who serve
mm in tne capacity suggested. If vnu ,
de net. think this an anomaly, just '
disguiie yourself as a casual stranger
and get your .own office boy's candid '
opinion of yourself. i
Preparlnc for Senate
Te be Mire, ns is fitting, Mr. Pepper's
office boys ere of n superior order ami you
could net adequately designate them by
any such term. Seme day, the wind of
destiny favoring, they may be lawyers, I
legal luminaries Indeed, and (there is no
lnw that prohibits dreaming) members'
of the Senate.
At night ench of them gees te his '
respective high school nnd wrestles with '
the rhetoric, histerv and trigonometry
that when vanquished will admit him
te the preliminary lnw courses.
TIih-v three feci thev knen hetter thnn
'1'iveiner Sprnul could pn.ihly have
known, hew cininentlv fitted Mr. Pepper
is te represent till- State In the hall- of
the Snutp. De they net knew him as
a ball plnjer'' knew what sort of tje
he has for the old pill and iiew far hh
enn paste It when lie has a mind n n
De they net knew him ns a boss who
can dismiss n reasonable mistake with
a wave of his Hnser. but wilt a dumb
hell with one blink of his eyes? ns nn
appreciative master who is quick te
recognize an est servhc or nn excep
tional bit of work? as a generous friend,
who would mlss them, en the first day
of their e'c-en.e? Who would rciii'tn-
, her them with cards nnd flowers when
1 they might be sick?
' Indeed they de!
Sec Presidency I)em
The truth is, th".v regard the Sen
ate as net quite geed enough for Mr.
I Pepper. It does net stagger thorn a
lilt te have Ills name mentioned as the
lirebiih!"1 net President.
Yeung Prank Malegrare will testify
, expertly, te what might be considered
i Mr. Pepper's mevt Important qualitlcii
1 lien, l.nst year when the Wharten
i Peppers pl.iynd the Shun'. -lirnwn In
that memorable game nt Stetson Plcl 1.
which lusted the full nine Innings, )
Mallgrave was pitcher and Mr. Peppc
caught. '
'Nothing tee fiiKt for him te held,"
ald Prank, with the air used by "Haren" i
Daugherty in q(.ni;ln:r of Jack Hemp-
sey. 'Yuu knew, when I'd pitch an:
ouisheot, nnd It would break you'd
expect it te get by Mm, wouldn't you?
, Hut no lie .-topped 'em, every one. I
1 And bat! S.ij . Iic'h get nn eye ; I'm net '
. Mddln". Throws right, hut bats south, i
paw. One of the runs we get was when
, I was en second and lie bent me home
with a double.
Cornered, however, jeung Mnllgrnvc
admitted that as a Wu-runner Mr.
Pepper left a little te be, desired, and
, that, in fact, the Shunk-Iirewns had
given the Wharten Peppers a very so se
) verij beating. As n special favor te Mr.
Jlallgrave who is captain of the l'ep
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Tejlay
Sold only in our Stores
l1
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mtutHtaiaMi
pers the score will net be mentioned.
King Solemon n Piker
If your daily routine and your per
sonal habits can stand the inspection
the youngest members of your office i
staff give, that, it may be said con
fidentially, Is a thing te ! proud of.
ah ter .ur. I'epper, lie Is, te Ills stair,
Jehn Drew, General Pershing nnd the
Prince of Wales rolled into one.
"He comes in." said Chnrlle. who
as known him lowest . "looking like
he'd spent the night in a bandbox. 1'is
shoes shine like looking glasses, his tie
sets as though he'd spent nn hour fig
uring out the angle, nnd they're the
same w-nv when he leuves. His coat's
always like a tailor jiiht handed it te
him. Hut I never saw him leek in n
mirror nor put a brush te himself since
I linve been here. (Jesh, I'd llke te
kiiew hew he does It?"
X,r l'eVWr Is nlways the first into
the office. Oocaslenullv a new b- n new
jeunc man fc.ds a little sheepish ever
it : but It's nn enrly rising hey that
''"Is Mr. Peppe into the Land Title
Hiding. Kven in summer, when Mr.
IVpper lives in Deven, this is se.
I'sunlly, In the early ntternoen, Mr
Pepper takes an. hour and a quarter for
luncheon nt the Union League or the
University Club. Lately, however, he
lima b?ea ae-buiy that bl luncheons
Your Correspondence
right at your finger-tips where you
can get it when you want it. Keeping
your correspondence k
just as necessary in the
conduct of your business
as keeping books and
should be just as "well
kept".
v :.eMravufc
as keeping books and Lrlsf
should be just as "well R jjPf
H
ffetatvvadw fl&irwp'
Important Newsf or
Beys in Our Great
January Sale;
T7ULL prevision for small boys as well as
big boys te save money has been made in
this section of our business during the January
sale.
Parents may always be assured that the
clothing they buy in Oak Hall for their boys
is guaranteed te be all wool just the same as
the men's.
Beys' Suits
Beys' $15 te $20 Suits cut te $8.50
Beys' $25 Suits of finest quality for. .$15.00
Beys' very best $27.50 Suits cut te. .$16.50
Beys' $15 Two-Treuscr Suits for $10.50
Beys' $20 Twe-Trouser Suits for. . . .$15.00
Beys' $12.50 Corduroy Suits for $7.75
Beys' Overcoats
Small Beys' $10.00 Overcoats $8.00
Small Beys' $12.00 Overcoats $9.00
Small Beys' $15.00 Overcoats $12.50
Large Beys' $16.50 Overcoats $12.50
Large Beys' $20.00 Overcoats $15.00
Large Beys' $22.50 Overcoats $18.00
$9.00 Mackinaws $6.50
$12.00 Patricks ,$10.50
Wanamaker & Brown
Market at Sixth for 60 Years
The annual clearance of
women's imported wool
eteckines-J-an event
extraordinary.
An almost endless
variety of complete nnd
incomplete assortments-Full-fashioned
and
seamless plain and
clocked ribbed effects
from narrow te broadest
novelty Btripes and
jaccruarda in fifteen
colors
1.95
Cash Over the Counter
WSrScWM&&&&.
AVMx MwmfliS!Yrr
VV.VVVVVVXS!.
Glebe -Wernicke
Filing Cabinets
have "kept" correspondence for 40 years.
They have kept pace with changing condi
tions and improvements.
They are designed for convenience, protec
tion and durability. And the public acknowl
edges their superiority by using mere Globo Glebo Globe
Wornlcko Cabinets than of any ether manu
facture. Made in both weed and steel.
The cabinet illustrated is one of our "2,000"
line four-drawer upright letter cabinet,
furnished in Quartered Oak or Imitation
Mahogany and fitted with our lmDrnvnd
yi -Vs.. - . . .!. i ' .-w
uioee-wernlcko .Reller Bearing Steel
Extension Slides.
YOUR CHOISE OF ANY
VICTROLA
NO DOWN PAYMENT
FIRST PAYMENT FEB. 9TH
We will deliver te your home immediately nny style Vic Vic
trela in any finish from the $25 model te the most elnborate
period style at $1250.00 without any payment en your part,
and in addition we will rive you u Geld Bend Guarantee that
means mere service and satisfaction than if you purchase a
Victrela elsewhere and be obliged te make n cash outlay.
The Instrument Will Be Delivered Immediately ' and
Absolutely Ne Payment Need Be Mnde Until Feb. 9. Pay
us only for your first selection of records and enjoy the Vic Vic
teola in your home, without paying another cent until Feb. 9.
Then Monthly Payments as Lew
ItKAI) tUU;FUM.Y OD (ll'AHANTKi:
P. ?B. Cobb, 3fnr,
il AltANTl.r.
Thin In in Ortlfy that. Vl-Mrnln. Rtvi. vrt
' lunnutei-tiircil liy Th Vii ler TulkinR M.iehine Cetn-
fejnucn, N. J . It rul.y iluariint.M liv u,
te material and Werkmunqhln Iurlhrmnrn
W cuarantee te oil, rcnulatii urul tu'i.. the meter n
, .aid vietreia during the llf'tlme of nanie wlt'.ieut
jeii iu eiu uriKinut uurcnaat-l
II. Tllllll,
In.-.
Kin ( IIIISTNI'T
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Side
Standardize en Globe-Wernicke filing equip
ment and your future requirements will
always be obtainable.
DESKS. CHAIRS, SECTIONAL rlLINO CABINBTtJ. WOOD AND STKBU,
QLODEflAPeS.OFrlCK UUPPLIBfl. aBCTION AL CQOKC ABES
PHONE. BELL-WALNUT 0B5O-O8SI. MVaTTONE-MAlNTUI
SIebewmeKe
I. TODD
1306 ARCH ST.
1623 CHESTNUT
Pianos and Players
-'xrKniee repre
sentative!) ler the
'iimetia .S'eimcr
'laitcM
!WkOfOK4ISM:iS
FILING BUSINESS PAPERS improperly is mostly due te
inoxpenienco of fila clerks. Investigate the STANDARD
SCHOOL OP FILING AND INDEXING at the abeve
address.
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IV wlfil I IflHufi r3?mvni. Hs still tit '.
I ml " 111 hbfflgj wm - i
MtiLr' 0"1 Men" FrI' nd su Ev,nlng -,
Pure virgin wool, silk-
with-wool, brushed
Betany wool and
Cashmere-light,mcdium
and heavy weights
With these refinements
that distinguish
Centemeri imported
wool hose
The graduated ankles;
the purlcd-en tees and
heels; generous lengths;
and many soft lovely
coleurings
1.95
Cash Over the Counter
Continues te offer an
abundant choice of
superlative bargains for
Men in Seuth African
Cnpegkin, Arabian
Mecha, French Kidskin
and Chamois gloves at
2.35 and for
Women in wrist length
and gauntlet ghwb of
French Kidskin, Seuth
African Capeskiu,
Arabian Mecha, and
Chamois in many
desirable colors, while
and black at .
Cush Over the Cetinlrr
Sale of Weel Hese
Centemeri
Weel Hese
123 Se. 13th St.
Near Sansom Street
AU Are Imported
Centemeri
Weel Hese
123 Se. 13th St
Near Sansom Street
fift
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and the Gleve Sale
Centemeri
Gloves
123 Se. 13lh St.
AWir Sansom Sticvt
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