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r?v' ftli'"'. J.f, reu have ever wanted te knew
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Girls! Girls!!
Clear Yeiir Skin
With Cuticura
BaapU Mch (Seap, ptntntnt,Talna) at OiMree
Columbia Grafonelat
and Records
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Hen. Everything musical. Easy
tnn.
GEO. ROSS
4A4A FRtNKFORD AVE.
stone. Tfrnnliferil 2t08. Open Krenlnn
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Office ami
jfcinik Supplies
Machine
Bookkeeping
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J29 Market Street .1
WIFE'S DRESS BILL
NOTUPIO EARL
British Judge Rules Husbands
Are Net Liable Unless They
Give Authority
BOUGHT 60 GOWNS A YEAR
Sptctal Cable Dlipatch. CopvrleM. tOU
Repritrttd from Tedny'a I'ublle Ltdxfr
Lenibn, April ".Nere was criti
cized for changing IiH suit every day.
Starting with this ancient precedent, n
Solemon of the Londen bench who en
Tuesday, in n suit brought agi'.nt
Earl Cnthcnrt for his wife's debtc, was
linked tn flppdlf hrnv mntiv rlntlirw n
countess should have, has reached the
conclusion that he "failed te sec nnv
clrcmnHtancet which would justify fifty
ler sixty expensive dresses in the course
, of n ear."
Ilefere arriving at this climax, mow mew
pa cr, the Judge made passing refer
ences te the laws of Henry VIII
mirc'e nn expert en women s dress
and exploded a veritable legal bombshell
b lueiutlln; in his judgment n decision
MONKEY-GLAND OPERATION
RIDICULED BY PATHOLOGIST
Dr. MeCallum 8ayi Rejuvenation by
That Means la Impeislble
Haltlmere, April 7. Dr. William
MeCallum, professor of pathology at
Jehns Hepkins Unlersltj, jesterdiiy
ridiculed the "monkey gland" claims of
orenofT, of Vienna, and followers In
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Evew Man His Own Wife -By j. p. McEv
rnHH one. Important
JL making n bed Is 1
thing about
arrange and
anchor the top lajcrs te that the tes
cannot sneak out and get snagged en
the foetpost in the silent niches of
the night. '
Nothing is se Injurious i re,-u,c ...
iviuiiuu, vi iviuiii. uufi iuiiunurn in . r - - - . .
the theory of renewed euth by surgery. te wake up and find 0,,r " ""
Dr. MeCallum proved te the satlsfnc-1 ' bed with ou. It ' J"
Fer Perfect
Custard Pie
Many housewives rely
en
PUDDINE
Saves ie;ps. Saves milk. Saves
time. Never fails. Alse ideal
for makinn blanc mange, ici?
cream, puibjinys, sauces, etc.
Se Economical!
At All Grocers, 10c, 15c
Trull I'uilillne Ce., Multlmer. MJ.
PAINT
and
VARNISH
and
Varnish Stains
PER
QUART
Mlxprt rrHilt for
nrr. All 111,- brut
colors.
W. T. GRANT CO.
920 Market St. &;;.
Is a bad
skin your
handicap?
Try the Resinol
treatment. It
makes red, oily,
blotchy skins
fresher and
mere attractive
RESINOL
.Soelhinq And He&tinq
that n huand cannot be bound for lil I dr declc
wife's dibts except for "household lie-
ccsbitles.
Husband Should Set Limit
' lint nlinirn nil tlin .In.lrn enl fi.rtli
what miiv be called n "husband's thar- I
ter" whether there are inan men1
brave enough te lhc up te it Is anether1
tnntter. It contains the following artl-i
clcs of rights :
"It Is for the husband, net for the
wife or jur, te fix the ptandnid of t lie ,
social life nf the fiimll. High tank
often iiidkntes u low balance at I lie I
bank. i
"Kxtinag.iiire is net a maik of the'
gentlewoman, profusion is net n neces
sity of lioueralilf rank. I'tedlcalitv is
mi teiulnliie fault, net u feminine neves I
'lt,. Siuiplielt.x In an essential fintiue1
of a useful nnd honorable citl7enship. .
' "Autherltj must be regulated for n
1 Countess as well as for these of humbler
, social scale. An Earl can, if he se
wishes, limit the standard of his Count
ess te the extent of a sheeting ledge or
suliuibau bungalow. I
i Hea Wen te Medistes
Londen medistes received the deci
sion, which net en! denied payment I
but threw the costs en the plulntiff.
I with terror. A strict Interpretation ef1
I the decision nienn that no wife can
pledge her husband's credit without his
Wpccilic authority in each ease, and
many fheps fear that purchases are
much less likel te be se profuse if the
Ip.ijlng member of the tamlly has te be'
consulted beteie. net after, the bills nre
presented, I
Countess Cathcait. allowed S.'OOO a
i ear for dres, found that sum insuflt
iient. and one da ordered eight gowns
i en credit, nen-pnunuit for which
caused the suit. That Ceuntessc arc,
net like ether people, but me com j
lulled te hae n constant change of
dres In order te held their social po
sition, was one obserMitien of counsel
that shocked the Judge, who was own
mere surprised being n iiuiiriid man
himself when told b. the plaintiff tint
I the average Countess just had te hae
.from fort te lift gowns vearl, and
' that It was nothing unusual fei a titled
i person te order twehe gowns ut once.
tlpn of his hearers that'V
his followers Ind discovered nothing,
which was about the sum of human
knowledge ns te the ductless glands,
with the exception of the threld.
"They hae lipticitirel themselves
Inte believing In their theory," Dr. Me
Callum said, "and after they had hyp
notized themeles It was easy te gain
folleweis. They hnc net, however,
taken off a minute from the ngc of any
man except by the inspiration of hope
for renewed iger."
Dr. MeCallum exhibited slides te
demonstrate that when once withered
the glands could net be rejuvenated.
U. S. Ship Sued for Canal Crash
Pmiaiin, April 7. The master of the
Dutch steamship Welsum has filed suit
ngnlnsf the American steamship West
Himrod for SI 00,0(30 damages, charg
ing that the lnttcr was responsible for
the collileii of the two vessels en
April J nt the Atlantic entrance of the
rnuainii Canal 'the Welsum Ik new In
broneff and concerting when you " "
were particularly carciui .
'"Tnd'HVeTihat ou may avoid
such nocturnal mlshars wh ch are dis
concerting net only te ei t ymt
bed sclcntllically and with cure.
take -nil the covers
air Is the only kind of nlr you can get
at night.
N13XT, arrange the ret of the covers
In layers en the bed nnd tuck In
ever) thing that is left ever at the ends
nnd around the edges. There will nl
was be plent.v left ever. Just about
this time .veu will begin te notice that
the lied leeks all sunk down In the mid
dle Uke n n eh! ginve. Te remedy this
bent down the bumps nt the feet -and
head.
Lumps of all kinds wilt new begin
te appear here nnd there nil ever the
bed. Titer '"' come slowly nt first
nnd then mere rapidly, until eventually
your bed leeks like a bad cace of up
holstered hives. , '
Yeu will new wonder hew te level
them nil down nnd give your bed that
n1r.irfin mnntlinps which the mother
.of six children can get automatically.
1 used te wenuer nDeut jl mj-Hui m.
first. New I don't cure any mere.
After n while you won't cither.
P. 8. Inevitably there comes n day
when you must change the pillow slips.
This is very technical and must be
taken up In a separate lessen.
HEAR 'EM YELL, NO SCHOOL!
ii
Easter Vacation Starts Today With
Special Exercises
The public schools wll close today
for the Hosier- holiday nnd renin In
closed until Monday. April 17. In
many of the schools appropriate exer
cises took place. In ethers the ex
ercises will be delajcd .until flic Mon
day following EnMer.
A number of the out-of-town
tpneiicw win ueiay gdhfi
tins year, in eraer te attui
survey luncheon nt the Cltr
rfiinnrrniv. it im m .1 .. r
Jehn Wr Withers, head of ih, !
tlen Department of the New YaJLtfl
verslty, ims nn I npertant mJ
about elemental y schools and ,r2
IIm'.v nie ceiit'tieteci Here. I'hli.iU
public schools hnve long been n28
end fit te serve ns models cl,IH
but It Is net certain that I)r Vhfl
I'linriirs In that nnlnlnn ' "I'M
0
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FIRST take -nil tac covers "
nunch the mattress cnrcfuHy three
times once nt each cnu aim eiiwb
he middle. There l-n't nnv reason.
T en spread the bottom sheet en the
mattress tucking it Inte the bend of
the beT net the feet. Hemember that,
W,i!'extUthe(te?;i.cct. tucking it In nt
the bottom. It doesn't' have te come
nl I the wav up te the head of the bed
veu arc et going te put It ever jour
j,ead .and strain the night air through
lt'l you are afraid of night nlr re
member that s a general thing night
CHINATOWN TOURISTS SEE
PISTOL DUEL IN OPIUM RAID
SPORT OXFORD
r,s,--w ka
$5.45
Fer this smart
smoked elk sport
oxford with Russian
calf trimmings and
the new suction sole.
V' ha them low a
$4.00
Silk-clocked hosiery
te match
$1.45
REISZNER
yay rviarket
20. S. 52nd 1 N. 10th
Turret Ieit, 10c
Drugs Valued at $60,000 Seized
After Exciting Chase
New Yerk. April 7. LBy A. P.i -
Chinatown tourists nnd iiiblierncik
wagon passenger rceelved thrills net
uremlsed them by their loud-voiced
i guides last night when Pederal sleuths
i captured four alleged narcotic Miiug-
1 glers nnd confiscated $00,000 worth of
I opium after n chase in vvhiih a score
of shots were fired.
The bullets weie cnt nfter the n'
leged smugglers when the sought te
esrnpe the Teileral ngents in their taxl
rab. The cnb was trailed te the tradi
tional mjsterleus-faced liens,, opposite
I Chatham Square en the bolder of
Chinatown. Its occupants alighting te
be greeted b a half de7en Government
igents. Recegni7lug the sleuths, the
pursued four jumped back Inte their
car and the driver Bent it lurching
ahead.
Tourists getting their fnt view of
Pell nnd Mett streets, shrieked and
ran, nnd sightseeing bus drivers swerved
their unwieldy vehicles around corners
ni the Federal men opened fire. The
fugitive car stepped nnd the men sur
rendered. The confiscated opium was
found in the tnxltab.
Chief credit for the arrest was given
te William Smith, seventeen, an office
boy, by his cmplevc. William II. Wll
llnms, agent in charge of the Govern
ment sleuths.
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RHEUMATIC TWINGE
MADE YOU WINCE!
SE Slean's freely for rheumatism.
sciatica,, lumbago, ever-worked
muscles, neuraleia. backaches.
stiff joints, and for sprains and strains.
,lt penetrates without rubbing.
The very first time you use Slean's
iLiniment jeu will wonder why you
.never use,d it before. The comlertinf
warmth and quick relief trem pain will
ENRIGHT ISSUES MANUAL
OF DON'TS TO END CRIME
Thugs Don't Always Loek the Part,
Is pne of His Warnings
New Yerk. April 7. ( A P.J
In the mliHt of a series of spectacular
held-ups which certain newspapers de- '
clare constitute n crime wave, and Po
lice Commissioner I'nrlght contends de
net, the Commissioner today sent te I
every police station for distribution a
booklet he has prepared entltlid "Hew
te- Guard Against Crime." The list (
of don'ts Includes:
"Don't trust everybody you meet.
Remember ull thieves de net leek like
thugs. I
"Don't neglect te notify our local I
police station when ou have u large1
pavrell. I
"Don't employ inexperienced men for '
guards or messengers. I
"Don't neglect te provide jeurself
with n police whistle."
A class in pistol sheeting Is te be
started at Goiemer's Island Thurs- I
day for women nnd girls handling large
amounts of currency In the financial '
district. I
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Bfc; f
delightfully surprise you.
Fer forty years, Slean's the world's
pain and ache liniment has been making
ind keeping thousands of friends. Ask
Pur neighbor.
Keep Slean's handy, and at the first
Wgn of an ache or pain, use it.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
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QUEBEC TOWNS NOT DRY
Thirsty Denizens Reassured by At
torney General of Province
Quebec. April 7. (Hy A. P.)
Fears entertained by mnnv of the
smaller towns nnd vil'nges of this prev- I
Ince that they were deemed te go
"dry" for lenj periods have been re-1
moved by n ruling of the jrev Iticlul at- '
terney generul that permits for liquor ,
dispensaries mav still De issued in tnese
communities. The ruling was Issued
in response te pretests from all parts
of the nrevlnce.
At the recent session of the Quebec
Legislature the Quebec liquor net, un
der which the Government maintains a
monopoly of the sale of alcoholic bev
erages, was amended in certain details.
Ne British Demand en France
Lionden, April 7. The Hrltlsh note
te Frame concerning interest en .
VennrtA'u flnHf In (Imnt Ttrlriiln If n rtk '
lllt( l'"l T." ' llllMIl V )M
authoritatively cxpluined yesterdn, was
net an. actual demand for pumenc of
interest, but a formal notice that the
three years of suspension of Interest
having expired. Great Britain resume
freedom of further action.
Our Annual Silver Sale
Ends Tomorrow
Many desirable articles of
Sterling Silver and Silver
Plated Ware can yet be had
at greatly reduced prices.
An unusual opportunity te
purchase wedding and anni
versary gifts.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MnnCHANTS inWl'M'llstSn.VnilSMITHS
Goods purchased during it
side mny net be exchanged.
Embicks
Embicks
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Werth-while Unusual
250 New $13.50, $15, $18.50 $
New Spring Hats
TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY
rpHE thought is net profits for many of these cost
- $10 the idea is u new and greater hat business.
Come and see for yourself dress and sports models
in straw repp and angora felt. Straw and ribbon
combinations net cheap hats but unusual hats cheap.
New Fur Scarfs, $35
Xew Hese and Gray Wolf.
W. H. EMBICK, HATS
1618-20
Chestnut St.
WALK-OVER
New Versions in
Men's Styles for
Easter
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This racy squared tee and heavy stitching in
Briar Tan hatfe made a hit with younger
Philadelphians. It is but one of dozens of
new models by America's foremost designers
of men's fine shoe fashions.
$675 te $10
Harpers 1228 markt
teaa chmtnut Sheps
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In Quality And
In Price !
37-50
New spring suits from
the Kirschbattm Sheps
All models young men's
suits, business men's suits,
4-piece golf suits. All types
of weaves from worsteds
te serges. ' All colors and
patterns. And all priced
10 te 15 below the aver
age quotations of ether
geed Philadelphia shops.
Suits and Topcoats
$25 te $45
1204 Chestnut St. 11 Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
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New Address:
45 and 47
North 8th St.
Ill
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Street
Between
Market
and
Arch Bti.
Our New Stere!
Deers Open Saturday at 9 A. M.
we HE signs of progress arc unmistakable. They are
the outward manifestation of a store's Inward
y greatness. Kinney's Great Shee Stere; which se
long nnd se successfully has served its patrons at 110-118-120
N. 8th St., has moved te larger and newer qunr
ters at 45 and 47 North 8th St., where greater and better
Kinney service at the old rcliable prices will prevail.
Our Old Prices:
"Nothing higher many less!"
S.49 $1.90 $4.90
Men's
Oxfords
in Tpn and
Black Calf
s3cBsv Infx& II
Women's Sfierls
Oxfords
in Smoked Herse With
Russia Calf Saddle
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Children's
Lew
Shoes
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Palm Sunday
and
Easter
SJ.98 & $2-98
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C SALE of HOSIERY
Women's silk arnm-bnek lieae, (lrst pair, 1 1
OKe, Herond pair
Women's Hale hose, first pair, 3Sc, second "1 e
pair A
Women's cotton hose, first pair, 2Bc, sec- e
end pair Jt
Children's lisle, hnse, first pair, S.'ic, sec- l e
nnd pnlr
Men's cottenthoie, first pair, '15c, sec- 1c
end pair X
Ilej' retlnn hose, Hrst pilr, 20c, see- 1c
end pair JL
AN EXTRA PAIR FOR ONE CENT!
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G.R. KINNEY CO., Inc.
45 and 47 North 8th Street
Ojen Saturdays Till 9:30 P. M.
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Every woman and man should have their new EASTEK
CLOTHING new. STERN . CO. melm lr vnw nernt u,
K are prices below regulnr but your purchases can be arranged
ui meet your weeiciy or monthly income. Ne interest or extra
churges of any kind.
h Women's&Misses' Dressy Suits
f $25 zi $62-5e
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s. outeij liiuurcu siyies, or tnese embroidered in self or
W contrasting color, quite a few finished in tailored braid. New
D leng-waisted effects, belt well down ever the hips. Several
7 styles with sleeveless dress. Tricetine, Peiret Twills and Men's
K Serges.
Women's Wrap Coats, Delmans & Capes
$32 uaPt $65-50
.OP"6 vei?rs n Vellune cloths, trimmed with heavy
self-stitching, fringes or braids. Choice of beaver, taupe or
M-E-N-l Suits & Tep Coats$1 Q.50
Belew regnlar price. Sports styles and conservative models. I f
Cheese from Tweeds, Herringbones, unfinished Worsteds and'
Cassimeres in all newest spring colorings and patterns. A size for
every man.
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