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REFINISHING
24-HOUR SERVICE
A finish" that will net craze
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Und of high lustre. Such is
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Council Expected te Rush Land
I Deal Se That Reading Can
Get Werk Started
NEW PASTORS WELCOMED
Spring Suits
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will admire
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, That's the kind you want the
iliind we build. We are finicky about
the little hand-tailored touches
When tin1 City Council of Cnitnlen no-
cept.s n strip of lniid 144 feet In Kerry
nvenup, running In lrreitulnr hnpe tn n
width of 120 feet, work en the $2.."00,
000 terminal and ferr house te roplnee
the present temporary structure will be
started by the Heading Hallway. Coun
cil will meet Thtirdn, Mnrch HO, wlien
It N expected tlic tranactlen will be
completed.
Pilings nre already lielnc dilven at
Cf-. Jenes creation
Men who prefer popular-
priced custom-made clothes
' come te us have been
1 coming te us for years.
W. S. Jenes, Inc.
Custom Tailoring
1116 Walnut Street
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SURE!
Dr. Wernet's,
Powder
KEEPS THEM TIGHT
believes sere gums, sweetens
the breath. A white powder. At
best Drug or Department Stores,
90c, 60c., $1.00 or write direct te
WMlDtnttIIUf. O.. I15BbuaSt.N.T.
,tk Jfcings you would ordinarily ever-
r: leek put ceuecuveiy tney mane ier
J&- ' ASka tnrltltrtlintftV whfcVl hftefapilkg n .. . . .'.. ... .1-..
,j5, r" - ' - .Aieciianic street, anil it n exported wini
the structural work will be .tarted uy
I April 1. The railroad company Ims
, asked prompt action, in Council has
aprced te vacate ceitain street In lieu
1 of the property offered and te aid In the
construction of the new station,
1'lans were tiled with the nulldliiK Com Cem
i mission te provide for a two-story struc
ture that will accommodate at least ten
sets of tracks. There will be prevision
made for double-deck ferrbettt.s. It
' being stated bv railway officials that
. ultimately It H the Intention of the
eempnnv of limine craft of that char
acter te care for summer excursionists
te the -onshore. It is planned te have
I the best of modern equipment, with the
offices en the second Heet. Assurance
that there is te be actual work begun
I en the terminal this spring has brought
la feeling of gratification en the part of
Camden officials who have been pushing
I the project.
' New pastors woie welcomed in seven
Methodist Episcopal churches in Cam
den vestenlay as a result et tne cnnnKc
made bv the New ,Terev Conference.
The Rev. C. V. Conever. formerly of
Auglesea, preached In ltethel Church;
the Itev. V.. V. Hann. Eighth Street;
the Itev. It. C. Smith. Fairvlew; the
Itev Cieeise Ta ler. Palrvlew Village;
the Itev. Chilstlan Ernst. St. (ieerge;
the Itev. Albert Allen. Weslej, and the
I Itev. W. K. rislier. Wiley.
The Itev. Or. Cioergo II. Hemingway
I took as the subject of his sermon at the
i First Piosbjteii.in Chureh "The
Thoroughgoing Scheel." It was tie
third of a series of sermons en "Hie
Seven 111 eat Ideals of Life." In the
l'li-st Maptist Chuirli the pulpit was oo eo oe
copied by the Itev. Or. Haerxal Shop Shep
pe.nl. of Three Khers, Conn.
In the Feurlli l'resbyterlnn Church
"All-raniih Oav vns observed and
, the Itev. V. A. Williams spoke en "A i
Christian Heme " .The wife of Itlshep I
Lester Smith, of India, spoke In Ilrond Ilrend
wa Methedil Ktdsceiml Church la-t
night. '
Men. women and hildreli In large
ntiliibeis jesteid'U itfternoen nttoiel -d
i the Mtiiimii I'urim l!ny nml concert of
the lleth-El Sunday Scheel and tin
'nuii,' .iuiIiM Clubs in the Y. M. iuid
I Y. W. tl. A.. ."II7 Walnut street. C.un-
den. In the past the Yeung .ludea
i ('lul)s. under tin- auspices of the Y. M.
land . W. II. A., g.iw uch entertain-
i unit" alone, but tliej are new jeinul ly
Itlie Ueth-El congregation at P.irkslde.
GHaST IN LANSD0WNE
Qlrlt Coming Frem Sorority Meeting
8ay They Saw Mysterious Figure
Lansdewne has n gliest. At least,
that wan the certified oplnlenvof sev
eral jeung women en their way home
from a Mu Delta Chi Sorority meet
ing. M.iHtlc rites, followed by ghost ster
ies und tales of the Atitlgenlsh ghost,
sent the young ladles out Inte the night
In fear ami ttembllug. They went In a
body for protection.
As they ncared a tfntk corner of
the Hnreugh hlshway a light i shape
Hitted before them and groans were
heard. Add te tlmt the dull glare of
a danger lantern en the street, and the
apparition was complete. With shrieks
the girls rated nwa.
Skeptics say that h member of the
perty is 'responsible; tlmt she crept
out the back deer of the meeting nml
arrived at the dark corner before the
rest. The wnvlns f a handkerchief
nml the groans produced the desired re
suit. Hut these who fled arc stick
ing by their real ghost,
HUNT -WAR HEROES' KIN
Addresses Lacking of These Entitled
te Allotment Checks
The I'nlted States Veterans' lluienu
has asked the Heme Set vice Section
of the American Red Cress, 218 Seuth
Nineteenth street, Philadelphia, te
assist In locating the following, who in
most Instances are entitled te allotment
or compensation checks which cannot
be delivered because only insufficient
or Incorrect addresses are known.
Any one knowing the mldress of any
of these listed below should commun
icate with the Heme Service Sectien:
Marv Hutler, 704 Passvunk avenue
or 2041 Annin stieet; Essie Cenner. 231)
ltldge avenue; Nerah Hurley Curran,
,TT4.'l Walnut street ; Marie Olsbrew,
2,"0 North Twelfth street: Ethel Helm,
1 le:t North street : Louise Lev. 740
Seuth Fifteenth street ; Mar Elizabeth
Mnlier. 1110!) Silver stieet: Hester M.
Ven I'relsslg. .TKjO North Ihead street,
or 3H32 North Fifteenth street.
CHURCH WRECKED
BY GAS EXPLOSION
Weman With Flashlight Gees te
Aid of Twe Injured In Elmer,
N. J., Blast .
When. nn ncetylene exnloslen wrecked
the rear of the Friendship Methodist
Episcopal Church near Elmer, N. J.,
inst nignt, injuring two men and leaving
the congregation in darkness, Mrs. Jo Je
seph Heeve produced a pocket flashlight
aim neipeti tne injured.
Frederick Matsen, janitor of the
church, was the mere scverelv hurt.
He was burned when the lighting plant
blew up. Edgnr llurten, who was
standing near the church, waa cut by a
stone.
The congregation ordinarily numbers
mere than a hundred, but because of the
rain only twelve or fifteen men and
women attended the evening servlee,
conducted by the Hev. C. II. Dulleis,
tne pastor.
As Mr. Dulleis was finishing his ser
nien, Mntsen went te. the small struc
ture in the rear from which light Is sup
piieu te tne cnurcn. une account was
tlmt he was trying te add calclde te the
aeet)leue tank'; another wns that he
struck a match and that the tiny flame
teticiieii en tne gas.
The small buildlnr was almost de
melished and a huse hole was tern In
the rear wall. Mr. Dulleis was flung
forward, but grasped an edge of the
ptiipit, saving nimself from Injury.
.lemDers or tne congregation were
terrified for n moment. MrB. Iteev
wife of a farmer of Friendship, was
one et tne nrst te recover self-posses
slen.
She had carried a flashlight te guide
her steps ever darkened reads te and
from the church. She turned en the
light nnd gave it te uarl Kramme, a
member of the choir.
Mrs. lteeve, Kramme and ethers hur-
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MR. DALLAS
Second Fleer
Public Ledger Company
An explosion i imaged the homes nf
Hnrnie Hates, 020 Llnwend street, and
I toward Hinelimmi. 021 Lluwned stieet
Cauiileu. estei(l.ij . According te the
flrrmen. Hates wns looking for a leak
In a gaspipc in the cellar, when In the '
excitement hi- -truck a match. He
escaped iiijui). Tin- services of the
tircmen were net leipiiied. l
Injured In an .lutninnbHp acciilent a
j week age en the White Herse pike,
near Camden. .lean I'liikelman, twentj
i two years old. if 40.'1." (iirard awiitte
I Philadelphia, nml her nlnction-year-eld
leister. Etliel, weie able te !eae Coop, r
ntnspital, Camden, lesteidii) afternoon.
One occupant of the c ir, a jeuug man,
1 Was killed at the time.
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Plumbing
Supplies
WHOLESALE PRICES
MARCH "BARGAINS
$21.00
First Quality
Vitreous China
Tank and Bowl
oak or mahog
any seat. Guar
anteed 5 years.
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plulril trltnndiiKs te
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MORT SUPPLY CO.
. Fourth i. dlrarU ,vf., l'hll.i.
ITardtvarr Mill. Itoefem' and I'lumtrn'
Supplln Palnm. oils antf UIhus
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An automobile owned by C. W.
(tuber, ,'JIHI Alabama mad, in the
Pain low district of Camden, was
tmiinl esterd.i morning In (ileiieester
Cit stiipp, ( of tiies, headlights, coil
box und everwhing eNe that leuld be
riinoieil. The cir was stolen at 2
o'clock jestinliiy morning. It was towed
te a secluded spot and there the thieves
wei kul for mete than an hour icmeiii
the tires ami pints. The were seen by
a ueiu'liber who thought tli.it the had
a bieakdewu.
Pi re drove the fnmih of S. Wenes,
a drv goods uiercliaiit at s'Jii Elm
stieet. Camden, into the street at .'!
e't took tills morning. The the orig
inal! d In the bnseimnt of the store and
suead te the first deer, damaging mer
chandise tn a total of about l."il().
WeneH wns awakened short! after the
hie liegmi b the smoke and areiisiil hi
wife and two ehildien Tliej worn
aide te escape without dillicult.v te tlin
stMet. The hie was put out without
ililhetilt.v The building is a tvvo-sterj
buck stele and dwelling.
A horse be'en.'ing te Piter Peke. of
.Mount Ephiiilm. X. ,T . was killed lute
lii-r ulglit when it tan inadleug into an
i lectnc train en the West Jerse.v line,
at Jeffetseu and Chilton avenues,
( 'umdcu Pnkn lut f 1 lift his team stand
ing mi Chelteii avenue for a few mo
ments. Tlie het se took fright, Peke be
lieves, at a passing tiain. It run nwuj,
smashed the wagon as it turned the
coiner, bieke knife from tlie harness
ami ran down the tinek. An epriss
fiem Atlantic Citj wis coming, nnd the
niaildeuisl louse iln-hed straight into
the fewaid coin h. Tin- horse was hulled
elT the tnu k bv tin impair, and was
(had when tlie tiain stepped.
tied te where Matsen lay stunned nnd
burned. Physicians were summoned
and the Injured Janitor was seat te
the Itrldgeten Hospital. Durten was
taken home. Ills condition Is net serious.
& iiiHiutue nun UUUV IIIC lllUOly
revel-headed man there for the mo
ment," said Mrs. Reeve today, "There
was no panic, However, and the mem
bers of the congregation hurried out In
the darkness after I had given my flash
light te the choir singer.
"The pastor was about te finish his
sermon when we were startled by a
terrific rear.v The lights went out and
we could hear part of the rear wall fall
ing. Someone' told,' me the janitor was
trying te put mere calclde In the acety
lene tank. Others said he bad struck
a match.
Hew te Lese Fat
Dr. Karat R. Coedand, M. D CemmUsUrxr of Hnlth Nw Yerk ri
"There r enlr tws thlnjt nrmuarr t tkcfr fet prepem"
KXKKriSK pins riWSriBATlON AND ATTENTION TO DIET. , u
There Is m Mlrrnt In the World for Fat eieept Dtnplrstlen anl It
inn bt (rea the result of phrMes! etttlly.
and
Toe raet Mclade from the dlrtan ths reeds which carry Fat-rre-
ranff element. .
IV haTc expfrlfnced women" here all the tlme te eztend tee every
diirinc element.
We haw etmrl
roarteey nnd service.
Vtst't Our Institution for Trial Treatment.
Ne Obligation.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
FOR WOMEN EXCLUSIVELY Bellevue Court Building
Phene, Spruce sm 1418 Walnut Street
Seth Themas Mantel Cleck
Mahogany finished case, 9$ inches high, 16 inches
wide eight-day Seth Themas movement, striking
hour and half hour en Cathedral gong $17.
We show a complete line of Seth Themas
clocks all are moderately priced.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MEnCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
They Haul Mere Fer Less
Ever since the first Packard truck was
built, new mere than twelve years age.
the record of Packard trucks in all
lines of industry has been one of con
slstent economy, rugged performance,
and maximum earning power.
Packard trucfc rfce are lower 'today than or
five yean past and en some models, even lower.
Medel EC 2-2K ten.) solid tires . . $3100
Medel ED (3-4 tens) solid tires . . . 4100
Medel EF (5-7 tens) solid tires . . . 4500
Medel EX (2-2J4 tens) pneumatic tires 3500
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
319 North Bread Street
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fuiviv, warmini;, soetning, comforting
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fmetntte without rubbinj.
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All (ildlllltl'A ipencil it held hctwri'll
tin- ti(is of tln'.llir.TiH and thumb. Py
merely S4iip.ini; it dnips! of water
tilcltle fiem the iii'iii'il.
The secret Is n till jiii uf pellR(,,
Mlili'h ii su'it'lly held between tin;
Ihiiinb and lliiuerH, iiricr te tnkiiig Jliu
iiencll, 'Hie iiencil nml niciijre
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Yeu wouldn't knew
the old bedroom
The new bed and dresser looked
"funny" en the old fleer. A line
1 leum fleer and a few rugs worked
the change
FOUR walls, a fleer and ceiling, windows and
a deer that is a room. Hew are you going
te "fix it up"?
Begin with the fleer. If your idea of modern
linoleum is something te tack down in the pan
try, then you don't knew what a beautiful fleer
modern linoleum, properly laid, will make.
Tacks have nothing te de with properly laid
linoleum. Linoleum should be cemented down
firmly ever builders' deadening felt. Laid this
way there are no unsightly seams or cracks. The
design in the picture is a carpet inlaid, but you
can buy rich plain colors, Jaspes (two-tortes),
parquetry- inlaids, marble tile inlaids, and dis
tinctive printed patterns.
Such a fleer is quiet, warm (Armstrong's Lino
leum is made with cork and is a non-conductor of
heat), the easiest of all floors te clean, and is
really quite inexpensive. It is a permanent fleer.
Yeu lay your rugs en it.
We have a little booklet, "Decorative Linoleum
Floers, "containing twenty-four colerplates, show
ing some of the Jaspes, carpet inlaids, parquetry
and marble tile inlaids, etc. This booklet will be
sent free en req uest. Yeu can take it te a store and
show the merchant exactly what you want te see.
Any store will give you estimates of the cost of
Armstrong's Linoleum put down in your home.
All Armstrong's Linoleum is guaranteed te give
satisfaction.
Armstrong Cerk Company, Linoleum Department
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
New Yerk Office: 212 Fifth Ave.
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And the standard of milk
quality, as new nationally recog
nized, has been an Abbotts
policy for nearly half a century.
"ID EAD "The Battle of the Milk
Bettle," by Ferrest Crissey,
in the Saturday Evening Pest of
March 18th.
Fer mere than forty-four years
it has been the Abbotts policy te
secure the finest milk obtainable
and distribute it at the lowest
possible cost te the consumer.
As you will see from reading this
remarkable article, this Philadel
phia low-cost policy has achieved
nation-wide recognition.
We have done everything hu
manly possible te keep down the
distribution cost of milk. .And
likewise we have done every
thing humanly possible te keep
up the quality.
Dr. Charles E. North, the emi
nent authority mentioned in this
article, directs the members of
our Laboratory Staff, who per
sonally instruct the Abbotts
farmers in correct methods of
handling milk.
Abbotts Milk is net only checked
at its source but in our own
country and city laboratories as
well.
And when a bottle of A bbetts "A" Milk reaches
your doorstep in the morning you can rest
assured that it is as healthful as human
skill and laboratory control can make it
'Phene Baring 0205 today and have a bottle
of Abbotts "A" Milk delivered in the morning.
Abbotts K Milk
ABBOTTS' ALDERNEY DAIRIES, INC.
"Milk suppliers te critical buyers"
Philadelphia
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