7IY4 t.'Otf.iA rway'jf f tin ' mvsrriP'WH SSiY,!) u s f r3 :r! y t. Tpfl V" EVENING PUBLIC -tlGEItT-PHlIiADELPHtA ."iKjjjrv'sjmmvrrmM.mt.iMmmmii i ay-vm ; .TnBeBaBBHiraHeMeniBaaaBiBaaaaaaaaaaBBaBinBaaaBBaaaHBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HBffllKJtSiSRrWSI ;Mf ftw I f , J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY i&fl9 ' ' ft-S!8! RSUSEHOLD GOODS I UPEOIAfi THIS WKEK theinr Case S75.00 -.tl'lr?elvi "r'nnl'.ntu of ft Urn '".Amic" Kverythlnr tnunt be Beld EarS et cot. Men ion 3ierj. "v i.i ,. ,n TAtt- "' 3KM rrce elltrrj opt"' i Delivery. jgSWWiffil? High-tlass r unm i unc Made te Order REPAIRING REFINISHING UCIlUWitriinu . .n,.ln1l?a tl tlrBt !i.. work for peeple Jj discrimination. French POVlln,;0" Jlanes and olllce fnrrilture. DEI. SINDACO & MILLER 3818 Uncaiter Ave. rh'en! rreten 1400 1 MDfMOD, NO. 5 49 Latest Medel NKVKii before offered at " this i-Rirr. 10 DAW FKEK TlttiT. OVB YKMl flUABANTV.B TTtORnCGHIA- KIXONSTHUCTEn 1005 Chestnut St. USJft BUNDY TYPEWRITER CO. CHARGE ACCOUNTS ksy tebms ,At the Leading Stores W1UTK TOR 1'AKTtCULARS FRAMBES & CLARK 1112 Chestnut St., Phila. (19 (iuiriiiitre 1r. Illilif.. Atlantic City M N. Third M. Camden COMMONS 10 fOi WHILE MARY W EDS Laber Members Murmur When Partial Holiday Is An- neunced CABINET PRESENTS GIFT M. 1 Hull K Recerd f SHEIK Fex Tret 7137 3011 I TY-TEE Fex Tret 71S9 ' ntiipnr ihe nlxm Conrterized reierl nnd loll with ether innkei. It tj"ii i nt cenmiTcl I'mmerlzeJ riei li anil roll AUU IJI2!T we wilt iirftilly refund your money and r.wi run:. C0NN0R1ZED MUSIC SHOP i MiuTii com mki:kt 'j& gmiMmX)mszmKKmm3W3i I A DREAM PALACE thi f.ilnt odor of Orlent.il Incense- $ll!r.,000 worth of tump tump tueus tnpr-strle and niKi from the K.ir Kant Illicit with the Bdii(tl! htruliiH of selt, wilrrt nitulc: hrlRht with tiie slew of nijriarl jeweled lnmpa all com bine te enchant the neiibcs. Dtncing Seyen te Nine Tn te One Tuesday Evening Feb. 28 win ba "CARNIVAL NIGHT" ThMei may lie roseivod by ap PblMi,' te Head Walttr, or piloting Spruce 01 CO. CAFE L'AIGLON CI.T.STN'UT nt FIFTEENTH 1530 Lecus! SI. New Housekeeping Apartment Heuse baelutclu Apply J .730 ecunt St. J"stCmplctrMk A S. K, Cor, mSt fftS. 6th nnd Mfl i Sfik Leatst APM . MMWK fiillliir jniUBHf J Ppil:!: EBBlllfc bttlil) Tr N r ""roc Xv Nl y AvwtmcntJy Invited ftr, laundry, ttpante maiiu'iumr Inden, Feb. 21. The Heuse of Coinmenn will be given n. pnitlnl bell- flay en (he ditto of Princess Mary's wedding, the Government lender, .T. Autcn Clinmbcrlaln, Announced yes tcrdny. In view of the crush of business, he said, the Government could net rIvc the Heuso a full holiday, but business would be ke arranged that It would vine early In the evening, thus enabling the members te attend the various rccep rccep tienn nnd ether festivities. Murmur of difcfcnt nrone from the T.nber benches nt the nnnotinrement. The explanation of this disapproval was that when tlin Laber Party bad do de manded two days of the Heuse's time for discussion of the Geddes Committee economy report, Mr. Chamberlain had intimated he could allow only one. Anether brilliant wedding reception wai held at Buckingham Palace last cvenin.g Premier Lloyd Geerge and Marquis Curzeu took occasion te present pri vately nnd Informally te Princess Mary the gift of the Cabinet Ministers three beautiful pieces of nntlque silver. Princess Mary expressed her dejighted thanks. Imports circulated both In this coun try nnd In the United States that Queen Mether Alexnndra was serieuslv 111 are untrue, it wns declared at Marlborough IIouse, her residence, this morning. Dn thn rentrnrv. it was said. Mie Is enjoying geed health. The reports of her Illness were coupled witn state ments that it might result In the post ponement of Princess Mary's wedding. Whlln thn Princess is making sev enteen speeches a day te deputations calling nt the palace with gifts, the participants In next Tuesday's wedding are perfecting themselves by continued I rehearsals for the Abbey ceremony. Tim lntesr. rehcnrsul was stneed se- 1 cretly Inst night when six of the eight , bridesmaids attcnacu n pniim wcuuing, IWliereill .Lriiliy .lenn .uuminiuim, iiiin- In-walting te Princess Mary, took the .part of the bride. The bridesmaids entered the Abbey through a private cntrance where the pseude-b-ide joined them. After wnlk I Ing up tl. nave in the order they will tnke en Tuesday they spent three- quarters nt nn Heur rcnenrsing every position they will be required te take nt Hip nctiinl ceremony. The marriage service wns net rend, but tlie clergymen directed the brides maids. The Abbey wns fully lighted, but seemed strangely silent nnd empty with only n few figures moving before the nltnr. , Princess Mary and A Isceunt Lascel les. nfW n few days of honeymoon at a 1 Shrepshire country house, will go te Paris as the guests of Lord Hardlngc, i lirlMnh Ainbnssnder te France. After- J I wurd they will go te the Ttallnn lakes. C0ATES CLOSES SEASON OF DAMR0SCH ORCHESTRA I British Conductor Receives Ovation j at Clese of Difficult Program ,1'usue In C miner Bach 1 (Orchestrated by Clear) Till nulenplicl Strati" "Orlriri- de Nocei" nirr.Bky-KnrniKeff i Symphony i: miner (N'e. B)... .Tschalliewsky I Albert fentcs. euest conductor of the New Yeik Svmpheny Society, ended the isoii'en of that organization with Inst I evening's concert in the Academy of Music before nn nudience which was .both Inrge and enthusiastic ever the ' conductor, recalling lilm ninny times nt thi intermlbsien nnd at the close of the program. I Mr. Centes confirmed the Impressions which be made nt the firt concert which 'he conducted In Philadelphia. He is n super prinin-deiiim type of conductor, vrglng en the sensational wherever It i cun be snfclv done and some times where I it can't. This was especially shown last evening In the swnplieny. He is I apparently n grent bclieer in the brass and percussion nnd ninkes extreme de mands upon that section of the orches erches I tra. demands which the players did their best te fulfill ln,st evening te the full capacity of their lung and arm I pew or. The Bach fugue, played for the firt I lime in Phllndelnhia, showed a tplcnl Klgnr orchestration, very heavy In the bcenng nnd rlcn in sound. J lie leading volce wns kept clear all the time nnd the fugue wns therefore relatively easy te fellow. In "Till Kulenspiegel" Mr. Pentes depnrted markedly from the In terpretation which Dr. Strauss gave In this city, notably in the tempi, some of which were slower than thn.e of the composer nnd seme faster. Mr. Coates evldentlv played for the utmost dramatic effect of the composition, in which be bucvccdcd ndmirnbly. although at times, nt the expense of the tonal quality of the orchestra. Ner wns he enrcful of the shading, especially In the softer pas sages. However, the audience seemed te like his interpretation Immensely. I The suite from "Cnq cl'Or" wus well 'performed nnd proved te be n wisely l-che-en Interlude between the Strauss 'tone poem and the gloomy symphony I which followed. Mr. Coates, in the first movement of the symphony, ran pretty much the whole gamut of tempi from nndnute te presto, which, while It gave variety, did net contribute greatly te the unity of the movement. The blew movement was the best played number of the whole program, and In it the or chestra showed the best tone, probably because It was net forced except in a few places. In the last movement Mr. Coates udepted the questionable method of drowning out the principal themes with relatively unimportant nnd fre quently unattractive contrapuntal melo dies, upon which he laid great tonal stress. However, his enthusiasm nnd his temperament were contagious and his program made an apparently deep Impression en the audience. At the close he was reculled many times and I shared tlie reception wim me ercncsirn. BOY HIKES SIXTEEN MILES i Falls In Scheel and Takes Jaunt te Ferget Troubles I Charles Itudelph, of 300(5 Boudinet ' street, walked sixteen miles te Ilosement 'lifter having been expelled from school, I iiikI Is today In chnrge of thu police there. He will be sent te his home to te ' duv. I Charles was suspended from school ii ft or lmvlne been absent en Washing ten's lllrthduy, erroneously believing, ns he explains, that It was n helidny. He bad been suspended before, it is said, and each tlme took n long hike upon which te forget his woes. Te Give Musical Comedy Members of the Electric Storage Bat tery Company Athletic Association will present ut their clubhouse, Ilislng Hun nvcnue nnd Asylum pike, tonight and tomorrow night a musical comedy en titled "Put nnd Take." The cast, in cluding principals, Hinging end Usnelmj. cberns, is composed exclusively of ami- BSik 8LL "WHERE ECONOMY RULES" FOR PHILADELPHIA, CAMDEN, READING, Strictly Fresh EGGS Creating Greater SAVINGS LANCASTER AND VICINITY Mi. dez. Fancy Carten Big Mealy Cookers POTATOES Talk About The Rush HeurT There hasn't been ANY hour that hasn yt been "a rush hour" , in my store since I put en this gigantic sale of 5000Mcns All-Weel EGGS 40c SUITS & OVERCOATS Belew Wholesale Price e Old Dutch) w i Cleanser Xii Save S Cent Jell-O Save 2 Cents a Package GOLD DUST 99c Save 3 Cents a Package Bcardslcy's Shredded Codfish Save 4 Cents a Package Phg Grated Pineapple Save G Cents a Can Ne. 2 Can IjgiM Cracker Specials Circus Animals lb 23c Rosemary . lb 26c pkg 8c Kellogg's Cern Flakes Pest Teasties - - - Eagle Condensed Milk " 19c Ivery Seap Flakes Pk 9c A. & P. Cocea ;lb- 18c Baker's Cocea h-n.n 20c Baker's Chocolate jh ke J9C Baker's &'n Chocolate .. 8c Pure Sugar Hard Candies "BABYLAND," "TART" wiiAtu and "MOLASSES" LB- 39c Red Circle Coffee Imported Direct Frem the Choicest Plantations A trial will make you a regular RED CIRCLE COFFEE Drinker (J) Genfec WE OPENED 27 NEW ECONOMY STORES LAST WEEK THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC The World's Largest Grocery Heuse 5177 Stores In the U. S. New Stores Opened in Philadelphia District This Week 1700 Thompson Street 1315 S. 21st Street Cftmdea, N. J. UUMaUtmAn CajaeVa, N. J. Formerly Priced $30 te $60 All te go at the one price t::H iC But don't get the idea that I can dispose of 5000 suits and overcoats in a day or two. Ne, sir, there are plenty of the choicest here TODAY. In fact there isn't a single one that is undesirable in any particular fabric, style or workman' ship. And I pledge my word that THE AVERAGE SAV INGS TO YOU IS 100 PER CENT, for these suits and over coats have been selling right along for $30 te $60. Yeu cannot say it most em phatically you cannot get such values anywhere else in this city at the present time. I knew thai te be a fact. I have an extra-large staff of skilled salesmen for this event, and the busy man, whose time is valuable, will be able te receive immediate, courteous and skilled service. I am particularly anxious that men that have never bought here should call during this sale, for despite my great sacrifice of profits I believe I can make him- dreds of new customers that will come here again. V' !W1 H-&1 r" Werk & Dress Trousers at Half Price 1215 MARKET ST. Wilmington Stere 824 Market St . .. ' Chester Stere 3rd & Market SU. . B.l'SBSm'WuiVrS flliViiS5TJ' &&. '$ VL'atTS mm Watt-' Ji m a:. riM' lei l. - --.! nmv rwawwia hrMA aa&riwrfhMiaft &f 'M LKSSMi navjai -
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