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te.-.- ffral-ir f nnrh AtHnm nffir nd
mmt rr : .".rv"--
linDDnms. am for heruck'S,
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Uncommon Sense
Hy JOHN ItUVKR
H'mf Is Waste?
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OR BAND!
T'e
Twe Burlington, N. J., Men
Beaten en Camden Pike
Near Bridgeboro
XTUAV.UiAXCn I net nlvn
wiiNti'. Somebody get the money
tile foelHi MituniliTiM' xpciul cm his own
plmnurp. i:pntually It m-iy fnll Inte
rnreful ImiiiN.
Watte I wiintnn il(trurtlen, like
liurnlng' n tuefnl liulMlnj, or tearing n
ONE OF THE THUGS CAUGHT
multlic uenlth that wns renrftented by
the bill lire let te the wtnlil forever.
IJxnctly the -iiiie. destruction 1m ac
cempllxhcd bj the needless waste of nn
hour that might be died in lueomp'lsh lueemp'lsh
itijr Rimiethltiu worth while.
That hour will never come back. It
is lest te 3011, and the world.
$10 bllt te frurfiu-nt and ttcitterlnffi
them te the wlmK rTUMI. will he useful or worthless te
That particular heti. mid that par- JL jeu according te the way in which
th'iilar bill will inner attain have cxM-' jeu inct It. In this tcpect it Is cx
enee. The labor that created the hnnu actl.v like money.
If nu de.lberntely waste it. as people
de when thev ftcck wnn and menng te
I "kill time," jiict that much value ia
gene out or jour me.
i.nijilej mk it in rest is net wanting
It. thing It In recreation is net watt
In It.
Every hard mental or physical worker
must devote a part of his tlme te re
cuperatien. .
lint elinply throwing It away en
worthless amusements reading book
written only te "kill time" or plnvliig
dull came meant enH ait tlmc-dc
Ht'reylnff devices Is net only waste, but
the worst sort or waste.
Far better te tnrew harti-earnw
ueney Inte the gutter, for somebody
will find It. there and rcstore It te
circulation,
ihe time that jeu waste will ncrrr
be found again. Every hour that ou
threw away r-av?H the world poorer
tlinn it might have been had you cm cm
plejc'd it Intelligently.
BE AS thrifty with your time as you
arc with anything else that you
value. It Is your inheritance and jour
capital. Yeu start In the world with
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2-20c packag
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Si 28 Carlen of 200
Parcel Pest, 7c extra
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KeguUr price of be't.
Special Offer dur
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pue of larnier" tck up nt;uin
tetiii.v the hunt for a bandit who aided
in holding up snd be.vtlnr two Hurling-
. V 1 .A. frU.. lt..U1l..nM I
q. j . 1 u!i, J Krtn'T iiu tur A.ii&.iiiai.ii :
rt.11 C 14 t ,"l;" ey- l'ridcebore. '
Chestcrhcld . Ulli. l thn i,i,.up ,.lpn ,lh c.ipturcd I
Lucky Strike lMMt,.r,av h Kred .t.-!ul.-..ini?cr, '1 J
Sweet Caporal I .Tack-en stree' this rlr. driver of a
-20c nackaees! bakerv true' The l.ivn held up tire
Jllihni'i H.irUig.iiln and in, ceuiin. .vine
l n'.iie In
At the count j j.vil t! hniidif who was
uiptutel gave hW mime as Nicola .III- 1
H.1110. .ind ia!d his home is In Philadel
phia. The driver of the Uikerj truck, who
ii known along his deUer tute as
"Prlt.;. ' wim ukid for a rld! by thnjj
two men when lie passed them ne'ir 1
Hridgebore. He refined and went en
te Tainiew. where he stepped te make'
de'.lverliw While then he wtw the
two ilde by en the rear of the grocery)
truck
He continued alone the pike indwheii
he come te Jk.up' t'eitirfi he found
that the gr.Kers had bern held up The
bandits were driven off by tarm bunds
.'mill the farm of Charles Ii .Tcssup.
The" pscipid. running In dlflerent dl-.vs-tleiis,
.ind the victims, who had bven
hlaiRlaeked. ve:c cared for n the .Te-
tp family.
Continuing en his -eute and turning
"nte the Uiverten mad. 'Tritz" taw a
man ahead who looked like one of the .
held-up men. He ran bick te neh's
grecen store and. with
who get a shot gun.
pursuit.
They jumped into the tnuk and seen
ame up with the man. "1'rltr." cov cev
ervd him wlthhe shotgun c.s "Jack"
leek n revolver and blackjack from his'
tv!iet. Uv that time the I'almyra lunlj
Itivcrten ieliec arrived and the prls- j
unci- was turned ever te Patrolman 1
tjuigley. of the Uiverten force. '
WINNER OF BOK AWARD i
TO BE NAMED TOMORROW
Announced When $10,000 and
Medal Are Presented at Academy
A 'SIO.Omi check and a thrce-iiuh
c Id mcdnl will be publicly pret-entcd in
the Academy of Music tomorrow night
bofen- ti irathering of prominent eltl- I
n'i te the Philadclplilan who, in 11)1,
"perfertneil nn a(t or contributed a
Mrvlce te advniKe the best and largest
Intel ests of this city."
finU piemen ntri-ens the ten mem-
beis of the Beard of Trutcc of the
Philadelphia Award, as the prie is
known, and tin- lerlpicnt knew the
Identitv of the winner. Either 11 man
or woman is 'luible.
The hpeikcrs will be James M. V.eck.
Solicitor tienernl of tbTnlted States;
Majer Moere, who will preside; Oov Oev Oov
erner Sprenl and Dr. V. W Keen. .
who us chairman of the Ueenl of Trus
ties will make the presentation.
Ami tw the guests seated upon the
sta- tomorrow nlifht, none ()f whom ii i
the p'lplent if flu' award, are: j
Edv. in S. Stuart, itichnrd I.. AusMn,
Miss Violet Ouklcj. William .Ihj
Turner Heward A. Leeb. the Itev. Dr.
Plejd W. TeinLiiis, .T. Itaiten Town- '
tend. Mrs. II. S Picntlss Nichols.
Snn.ucl S. FpN, Dr. Warren P. Luird.
Huger Elliett. A. Edward Newton.
Mrs Uudelph lilankenburg, Charles S. ,
('alwell, Lincoln K Passmerc, Arthur
.TudMin. Sidiifj W. Keith. Dr. Charles
S. Illtseh. Jehn r. Hr.iun, Dr. Judsen
Daland, Sherman C. Kingslej, the Itc.v.
P. A Driseoll. Dr. C. Lincoln Purbush,
.lames T. Cortelyou. Dr. 1;. Webtler
tVix. Jurtirc Itebert Ven Mesch.lsker,
lledman Wimumuker, (Jeergu Ilendei Ilendei
sen, Judge Ilenn C. Thomji-en. .Ti.,
JlisR rrnm.es A. Wister. Themas Hae
burn White. Charles E. lieurv. K.uncis
S. Mcllhennj, Jeseph II. Ilagedern,
Dr. Erank Ajdelettc, Ephruim lA-dcrer,
Jateb liilllkepf, Effingham . Meri lb,
Jud'e. J. Willis Martin, Edwurd Uebtnd, 1
Frnnklin D'Olkr, Dr. S. Seli Cehtn,
David E. SmlUj. Mlha Margaret Mn
guile, S. Hurii'i Westen, Themas Heb-
Vn 1rti Vrtlittr TT T.pn. JihIl'p Hnrflep
'! Stern, Dr. Cv nis Adler, Jehn J. Spur- 1
gien. 1;. A von vniKennurg, ur. ,101m
I.. Huiev, Edmund .Stirling. Ell KirU
Price. Mrs. Edward W. Kiddle, the
Hev. Dr. Jeseph Kr.iuskepf. Mis. Leo Lee
pold Htekuwskl, W. Ilmrkle Smith,
Samuel S. Flelsher and Miss Liura II. 1
Carnell.
"PEPPiR-POT WOMAN" DIES
Mrs. Charlette Harris. 07, Noted feri
Her Soup. Built Big Trade
Mr. hurlette Ilniris. a Negress,
known as the "p-'pper-pet woman" for
fertv-five venrs, died Monday at her
home, -Ml) North Fifth street. She
wiih c.t -s-'Vi n jenrs old
Mrs. Harris was known by her "pep-per-pet
wagon," which she drove
hrn'uh all parts of the city tc!lltig
bewlt, of "pepper put," the soup famous
111 Philadelphia Hi r soup as of euch
(xci)llent qualltj and became se widely
known that the woman etablished u
large trade und supplied many rigular
custeraeis.
Her business paid well and she died
the owner of real estate and ether prop prep
ertv. Airs. Harris Is survived by two
children Hr husband died thlrtj-
three j cars ajre.
SMASHES CAR WINDOW
The Safe
Drug Stores
Tlc Jen er s un .f 111" Out
nrt, finest d-,n oil te let t-ew-ilers
in an ar' si a! Ipilneu,
0ecervt-il t 1
Jonteo. Cela C'rn is xe,lan
for eltaninsr and i ' cnu j is
kin
25c
50c
50c
Chocolate-Covered
Peppermint Patties
Jubt rreah from n
our randy 3yC
Reduced from 49c te POT'NI
Cut Prices
' Isn't it wertn a creat ileal te
knew that the stere veu bu
from nan but ei.t price te
r aTerybedv arid u.alntalns
eenslstentl low prices every
day In the veeU''
.60 Mulstfled Coi.eanut
i Oil . . nBa
i 1,25 Father Jehn's
' Medicine l-
1,00 Wampelfa "ed Liver
Oil Kvtraet TCc
,2B Carter's Little Liver
Pills ... . . l!5'
,2S Cutlcura Seap, 1 for Wu
.30 Kolynes Teeth Paste 2Bc
' ,90 Pebeco Teeth PatsteUOe
.60 Java Itlce Powder.. 30c
, ,0 Wlldfoet Hair Tonic, 40e
' ,60 lirome Seltier. 0
I 1,00 Vinel ... sne
1 1.60 Fellows" pnu
jjpe .. .
.SB IJeecham's Liver
Pills c
.t Aven's Toetli Powder ate
if .10 Palmollve Seap, C for nne
),J,0 Eikay'a reed oeo
r ,S0 Mennen's Shuvltig
?' Cream
V.H Laverla
-M Ivix Flakea..
Man "Le6es Temper" When Motor Metor Moter
man Wouldn't Open Doer
Ilefnsed admittance te u trolley car j
tmaiisp it wns crewihd te laparity,
Nicholas Corrade, of tKlfl Eurp strtut,
bteame enraged last pvening and broke
a window in the deer of a car at Twelfth
und Chifctnut streets, according te the
I pellcp. '
i Corrade wld that several cars had
pasted him. Drenched bv the ruin, he i
' sold. he. lest bis temper and pushed
i his fiHt through a window when a me-
tnnian telJ him he could net get en I
'the vihiole. Corrade suffered Revere
cuts, Thef-e tnju-tcs were treated mt
I Jeffersen Hespltul and the man then
I was token te City Hall. .
Cement
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BABY IN BOX! 'TWAS PUP
Policemen Relieve Feara of Couple
Who Made Find en Stepi
An excited young woman, accom
panied by an urually excited young'
man, ran up te Patrolmen Harding and
Ilerger early teduy at Twentieth street
und Columbia avenue and told them that
a babv had been abandoned en the
steps of the house at ZUOU Columbia
avenue.
The policemen found a box en the
steps. Lifting a cloth covering the top,
they found underneath a puppy tee
young te bark, but trying with all his
might.
vTbe box and its occupant were'itaken
,,- iwntptaia u niera jnrw
steps won't ret.
They don't require
painting. Easy te keep
clean. They delight the
Ask her !
The building of cement perches,
steps, driveways, walks, curbs,
pests, walls, flower-pets, cellars,
sUes, poultry houses, and scores of
ether permanent, fireproof and money
saving improvements is described fully
in the ALPHA CEMENT Handbook
(104 pages, illustrated) and the practical
ALPHA Service Sheets.
The local Alpha Cement dealer
has a supply te distribute free.
Just sec him and mention the im
provement that interests you most.
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Athena, March 8. ApdrenH Catb
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residence yesterday. The newipaper Is
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A 3 r I
Silver-Plated Water Pitcher
Thh tvattr pitcher it of pleating design and of a
quality that will give years of service height,
8yi inches $9JW.
. Silver-plated ware of geed quality will give
a lifetime of service. Our stock offers many
appropriate gifts at moderate prices,
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Beds-- C Qt; mmiS We1 B1ankets
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I mnueuj. pests am 11C ene-inch i MSSiSX 'laid ect- Extra J 1
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"25th Anniversary Specials of Real Valtbes"
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Though we have a large
quantity of these mattresses,
the saving is be unusual we
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pay.
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712-714 Market Street
Founded in 1B86
The Heuse that Beppe built
Inaugurated the One-Price Syatem in 1881
C J. Heppe 6c Sen Central Stere 1 117-1119 Chestnut St
OUR BUSINESS
ii confined te the sale, exchange,
rental and repair of pianos, player-pianos
and talking machines
for cash, charge or rental pay
ments. OUR AGENCIES
embrace the world-renowned
Masen & Hamlin, Henry F. Mil
ler, Weber, Stcck, Edouard
.lules, Heppe, H. C. Schemacker,
alarcellus and Francesca Pianen;
the Steinway, Weber, Steck,
Whccleck, Stroud and Aeolian
Due-Art Reproducing Pianos and
Victor-Victrelas.
Florence .. Heppe, Premdent
(bon of the Founder)
The Heppe Rental Payment
Plan Applies te Every
Instrument in ihe Heuse
If it is net convenient for you
te make full payment at pur-i-hnse,
you may rent any piano,
playerrpiane or Victrela that we
sell and all rent will be applied
toward the purchase price. Yeu
are iree le purchaBe the instru
ment or return it at any time.
srnut St. Uptown StewN. W. Cor. 6th 6c Thompson Sta.
Jesef Hofmann plays enlm for
the DUO-ART Pianola-Piane
(a reproducing piano, net a "player" -pva.ne) '
Yeu can enjoy his playing en the DUO-Alttf here at
Heppe s just as truly as at the Academy this week; Listen te
what he himself says in a letter te the Aeolian Cemptty :
I!TM.r0aS tmrestly npnduee my phrasing, aectrnt,' pedal
tna and what it mere they are endowed with my panenailty.
They are xndetd mg aetmai interpretation with ail that Mpties."
. .rAhim ihci Academy. then hear him at l4me'. en
P?", Ptenolfcv.Piaie-or which we are th? exSive
AgPTK2l,Phllalelphia-Jeu wil1 reaIize then ihe DUe!
ART brings into your home at all times net er&mann
but Paderewski, Gabrilewitsch, Bauer, Ganz, Graffir anHl
the greateat pianist3 of the whole world. "?" ana "
cf wf iARcL,S ,made only in the SteinW, Weber
Steck, Wheelock, Stroud and Aeolian pianos, JHSn safe at
Heppe's. Prices from ?750 up. (Player-Pianos freM $5wL)
l99GnvH9aaiiiB
Get one of these Heppe Victrela Outfits
at once en these Jbi
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Jesef Hofmann
i
With the
Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra
Academy of Music
March 9th, 10th and 11th
Victrela Ne. IV, $29.50
with 6 tO-tncu deubl-fac
record!
Pay only soe weekly
Victrela Ne. 90, $185
With tlO worth r.t -i.
iW&WTf1
as) lerms
Victrela Ne. 50, $5. ',.50
with S 10-inch deuble-face
Kcenls
Pay only ti weekly
Victrela Ne. 300, $265
with 15 worth of rceerd
fen ftrty.M jwrtl .
Victrela Ne. 80, $110
with 110 worth of rrcarda
Pay only it. a weekly
Victrela Ne. 130, $375
wUhJ25 worth of record
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-a;wu)U( Uptown Stere th TUamiiaen 8U. f
Jyitheut any obligation en my part please send
full information about (mark X below):
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