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'8FO&UM
UtenJtEL
''uNaV 'T.tiavrence between
"tttBEfti 'lh' ,nd a'm blt
P!f)!r,.':!!Vnn Deric has knewl
teW A" I Hie part of Hwednoerg-s
'. j..a.if.fti wnn - --- -;
N "sir Arthur Cenan Deyle
Latter Hf. i..r' nrr lecture
BAiniila anil conversed wltu
'M1! the "ubject of .Sweden-
Brjf "
should be
a re-
"u" 8JsnberglnnH' Bhe
,t;rlfth;Un'.in8plrltMl-
B"l.nh I roust tell you et ;
u. 'OPi i '' .i a mn recently."
a in rwendly, nnd even
lurffiK relate en ndventure e
:""1 i(mt. He mm icwuuf"
.stall inferewc. .,..... ;-
' ALlVw" observation upon Mr.
i""5 TfJ i.Mtirp lie r-ecmeu 10 " na
BaWtairtS nnd big-minded boy, who
8ffiE "' and Is honestly and
" Jw twin te convince bin audi audi
l'te t" beauty nnd Its verity.
S I, wrtalnly "mixed up," how hew
'Jthe wbject of the true Chris
52' SSlrien revealed through the
tigs rUien " d.,j.k,
'uM te the nature of existence In
Jn life, obtained partly by read-
E id"partly. as he claims, tnnuBu
aHiaiUitlc communication.
SKI as te the necessity for llv-
LTaBielflriily 'n this world it one
SSldeMly te Christian teaching;.
Sid for hi pulsatlnr. personal In
SSria hi. newly .undVrttken Jeb of
iftteMef spiritualism 10 u
tfte the solidity of his Intellectual
Jlrtre en subjects theological nnd
JteMaal that Is another question.
ife . ftLa-W. 'Jcc
Imltnfcer- brings together the sev
m fundamental doctrines, based
Jri the sacred Scriptures, which de
fettii doctrinal position of the New
ft!-. . . .... ..-j.
GSDMIte CBCn ene Ol liiene lieuum.e
l... ..nturnil n Indicate hr fl-
km the percentages of understanding
of theie doctrines of which Mr. Deyle's
jcetore gave evidence, judging only In
i- .ubnln lnfrint nf nne who might
tt ntrking an examination paper. Of
COgttt, In a large iiuKri-e hub m u
nperflclal method, but It may nccem-
inhject ns n whole In the light of n
ftlrlj accurate -ew uiiurcn vbiubheh.
Mr. Deyle's
' UrnJrr-
True Christian rtcllglen standing
Ter Cent
tOeJ lh Creater , 10
t Tilt Lord the Rrdecmrr 8
I TIM Hely Spirit and the Divine
Operation 8
1 The Sacred Scriptures or Werd of
, the Lord 8
I The Catechism or Decalemir i:
clilnM In Ita External and In-
I tfrnal Sense
t Mm
t.JCUrlty. Lee te the Nelrhber and
uuuq im ""
tfmdem of Choice 40
ft .u..nHA IK
' f. nvpTiiiaiiwe ..tit.i.
it, Acignnmiuii auu j.rkriiciviuii .u
II. Imputation 9
11 Baptlam 0
11 The Hely Supper 0
if. Tet Leniummnupn et tne aev; ine
t uiming ei inc iiru; Ann ine new
Htnen and the New Church 0
8
3
no
ti. u u.r.r t tfttnl I1M h 11AA
l.jDe;le'a lecture vae evidence of... IBS
Xtt'lhewn In Mr. Dele'a lecture 1385
We de net wlh for n moment te
is) Jadcment ns te the Influence upon
it Dtenle of the nlntferm utterances
at till diVlnguiKhed Kngllshmnn. Wha
ta mj what thp effect may be? He
Mr pewiblv stir up the Hluggish
thoughts of thousand of Be-cntlen
Christians. Iradlnc them te forgotten
PUMfcs In the lliblc and tender and
loiter Influences, which Ih the flower
u4 fruitage nf it truly religious life.
Hut tre de have n dutv te nerferm in
Mphitlcilly dissociating from the
writings of Kmanucl Swcdenberg.
bes name he mentioned in his lee-
ttire. th tenftM wlitnh 1r Hwln nrn.
dilms. The New Church, dlscounte dlsceunte dlscounte
Uecm snlrltiinliKtic prnetices.
Jtlll.N W. RTOf'KWELIi,
Vict nrpslllcnt IVnnuvlvnllln Akan.
ditlen of the New Jerusalem Church.
reiUdclphla, May 2, 11)22.
Would Restore "Wet" Daws
'' Wl'er ej the. Kie iina "ublc Ledgers
I. "'M have rend mnnv or the articles
the leruni telling what prohibition
au iprnmnitbliml rn u ... m.
Ki!" of ,,linklnS the way the United
tw went ilrr. or tried te go dry,
ws-Mmethlng like this:
rt. 1 1 !! .war was declared in Tlussla
te mIahIu"8! "" (!ev"nment did was
li.i i ."" "'p 01 wntsKy. This
'tQ geed te some nnd wnH the chnnce
iltfii.f .ru Promnuienlsta were
tk. ,;I. .u '", ""'J'Pcu (innK during
Wr. 'Ihfn rimn Dm F!Uh.r.l.
i.'Bn T'. J&:! wt
nlaV ...i I "". unlien states is
.WJI under what they rail prehlbl-
lWrvrlTi,.l"i'n !'la ,lns M w,"e and
SbT.1 J.. r'."lf' of eu,r phhca Imve
Ti".8"'1 any etllPr lin- they
SS2mtenu" ,lttle ,or raedlcinal
fa?.""lMs hf ,Pas n doctor $2 or
Jtrtifui" fnr Jl't one pint,
u our niLp0er ?V1 nn" t as pure
frw'TSnTS, fr fif'y Ccm "
CJhtu2vpSKIll amr ser what rae"-
"" Where MWk b? nk at !he dpa"'
' hi hi, hil'Vh,.,rk, 8Pt ,1,e ,f'",t
-tttt u an! e ,,a,, tl,p men,y
fk w'lin'1Li;n.u,!trv new nl"' com cem
CHw .?.ULn?i,,en? ,Pn v-'"-8 age.
hiiK. arc crowded compared te
tt la'SS' V1?.?1!-!? Prohibition Mreik
"i br miH u. rl"iBi Pnck ",0 wn'!
taMi.' are ""Jurtly banished from .tin.
unjubtly banished from. the
Tfce'Whiliebrim ln,s,end of "''very.
tolei.t.1." F..Um rime, mere soeri
bii..l ""'. ."""iter erens anrl . ...
II. i m . J.OV ,i
Baeh iZ'l.,"" .".rnp" and it
Hi,i:(',JWASIM,S,
'b, ..ni '(, 7U'ja.
T...r!.r!c"n,xlne" op"
t,fP fureel. hClK et ""raldlne
Y"k elme ' nPnearanc in New
imfi n fc. 4a" ? the an-
"m s Ji,.;. ""' 'nren-K rcsigna-
h "si iLbe ,n r,(,ttb'" thw
PwdenVrn "s of 'Americanizing11
ta A?ue Kn.p ?-lal,,"s ,wlf wiin
hta of uhN.i" '"l HoUUer" in ihe
JThli)li Hhe has been vaptnln
LSSfe&arj
ftt Tm;iV0"X. lfTL Vf!r
W fflajrn&WfKra
ii "WW
rlurltif a brief nhd troubled, period. IS lie
r1(nntiUfiti Ka wi .Uk i ."-
-". . w "v F"" - livid A"
pecUtlens from ,the leadertthlp of
Samuel Insult, i recently ' chosen presi
dent of the .Chicago Opera Company,
because, '.'hi .-thought, are -American,
Ills decisions are American, nnd that is
what ; we,, at an organltatlen. hatl never
had."
It Is net at all clear te what extent
Americanism was a factor In the
troubles of the company. Though
Mnratere accused Miss.-.Garden of
''wrapping .herself in the American
flag,'.', it appeara'that It was net se much
the few American artists" In the com
pany that were the storm center, but
that f was rather the old story of pro
fessional jealousies among the tempera
mental foreign stars themselves.
as te ucnunine rurrar, the com
monly accepted version Is thnt her fate
was scaled when Mme. .fcritia, of
Vienna, took New Yerk by storm. All
the counter-enthusiasm of the "Gerry
flappers" was of no avail. New If
Geraldlne has an attractive concert tour
offer, It cannot be that her volce has
suddenly broken down. 8he was simply
dethroned by the Ackleness of a public
that turns "Jhumbs down" en estab
lished merit m a bored fashion when
ever , the ptenrnnt excitement of n
novelty comes Inte sight.
Of course, the public Is entitled te
the best, or whnt it thinks is the best,
for Its money, und Americanism would
be n peer plea te set up for an artist
who is really declining. We have se
little faith In our own Judgment that
we usually wait for foreign approbation
before accepting native talent at its real
value, and we continue te bow te "what
we ought te like" Instead of asserting
our own taste.
,, , THOMAS B. LANDING.
Wilmington, Del., April 27, 1022.
Questions Answered
World War Memerial Day
Te tht BUler 0 (he fivtnisa Puttie Ltdetrt
Sir In jhere a. Memerial Day for the dfad
of the World War? VOLUNTEER.
Philadelphia. May 2, 1B33.
The American Lesien haa made arrange
ment! through local charters of the Legien
te have a special memorial service for sol
diers kilted In the World War and have
recegnised May 80 as Memerial Day, which
Is observed generally throughout the country
as a memorial day for soldier of the Civil
War. except ih the States of Alabama.
Flerida. 'Georgia. .Louisiana. Mississippi,
North Carolina. Seuth Carolina, Tennessee
and Texas. Confederate Memerial Day In
Alabama, Flerida, Qeergta and Mississippi
Is April 2fl; In Meuth Carolina It Is Msy 10.
snd In Tennessee It Is June 3.
Poems and Songs Desired
Literary Melange
Te tlit Editor of the Evening Public Lcdeer;
Sir After reading the "Nenectise Verse"
In the Evkkine Public Lkdecr I thought
perhaps you might use this;
BOOKS I HAVE READ TELL ME
Is "El Supreme' the name of a. cigar?
Is "Quced" the title of u. motorcar?
Is "The Tit" the place where meat men
fall?
And Is this "Brass" a new name for gall?
Is "The Scarlet letter" a note that's red?
Is "The Harber" a place where beats lie
dead?
Is "The Red Badge of Courage" a bloody
nese?
"The Bent Twig" Is a twisted branch, I
suppose.
Who Is "Jiuren," the man that makes face
pewdtr?
"Ethan Freme" en a menu mans clam
chowder.
Will "The Llghtpf Men" continue te
shine?
Was "Sl-non called Peter" or Peter called
Slme?
Dees "Onldle Green" mean this new ercen
geld?
"If Winter Cernea" will the summer be
cold?
Is this "Great Prince Shan" a chink who
dares?
Is "Konieno" a wrap that woman wears?
"Te the Last Man" does that mean when
they're all gene?
Is "The Rese of Dutchers Coolley" a rsg-
time song?
Is "Cytherea" a kind nf u rne?
De you knew where "Upitrcam" gees?
Deea "Timber" mean this stuff called weed?
weed?
Is "Our Unconscious Mind'' bad or geed?
De "Sleeping Fires" go up te bed?
Dees "Th Wild Heart" 'beat when you're
dead?
Did "Pudd'n'head Wilsen" have a garden?
Did "Susan Lenex" ever get her pardon?
Has "Linda Conden" ever lied?
Who's "The M&u en the Other Side"?
ARTIE ROSS.
Philadelphia, May 3. 182:'.
'The Flowers, That Bleem In Spring'
Te the Editor e the Evening Publio J.tteer;
Sir Would ou or eni of your readers
kindly gle me the words pf the song be
ginning: "The Doners that bloom In the spring, tra-la.
Have nothing te de with the case."
K. J. L.
Philadelphia. May 3. 1023.
The words are from Gilbert and Sulli
van's opera of "The Mikade." The lines ou
quote are the beginning of the necend ers.
The song complete Is as tollewa:
Nankl-roe:
The flowers that bloom In the spring, tra,
la.
Bring premlae of merry aunhln.
As e merrily dance and we sing, tra, la,
We welcome the hope that they brims, tra.
la,
Of a Bummer of rnaes and wine:
Anl that's what e mean when we say that
a thing
Is welcome iih flowers that hloem In the
spring,
Tra, la, la, la. la, tra, la, la, la, la.
The flowers that bluem In the spring.
The flowers that bloom In the erring, tra,
la,
U.... nAlhlnv in Af with (hi. (&!!!
Vti get te take under mv wing, tra, la,
A meat unattractle old tning. ira, la,
With a cancuuM or a jnr.
And that's whet I mean when I say or 1
sing, '
"Oh. bother the flowers that bloom In the
spring,"
I- m la. Ia. la. tra. la. la. la. la.
Bether the tlowers of spring.
EDUCATIONAL
Yoerur Men and Bey
The Mercersburg Academy
FOR HOYS , Merwsburg, Pa.
8end for cat-leg"- I;
Wm. Mnn Irvine. Ph. O.. I.I.. ".,
HendmnMer. Hex 10
Itelh Hexes
HMVICK WnF.R15 HKBVICE COtNTH'
We Secure the Kind of Teacher Wanted
and the Kind of Position Desired.
The Bryant Teacher' Bureau, Inc.
ai0-ai:-61B WIthrrapoen nidg.. Phlla.
BiO Keensn Hid,. Flruhurgh
GTDAYFR'9 The. Rest RiiMnrsN Nrhoel
3 1 If aa HOI CIirTNl'T HT.
Poltlen suaranl'd. Enter non, Day or night.
HDMMKIt TAMPS
Yeung Women nnd (llrls
Pine Tree Camp for Girl. ;-?. $Sk
i HPRIXO RESORTS
VIRGINIA IIF.ACH. VA.
EACH. V. Fer Infer. writ
VIROIMIA
KftM Committee. Chamber el Oei
inn tisMAtB
iAbfeKWaUitn
11 ' i i
HOTEL
CECIL
i
THE "CECIL" it the hub of Losriea
forlrailneM or pleunre.
'f , .f;.?
I ' " ' llri
' " ' - "Tl-an T
scDJajljBHa
SI MM
i rv 11 g'
t aWO
cdBTflLSM
O, Vialtert have the advantage of the right
address with a reasonable tariff.
O, The service it quiet and unobtrusive, vet
always fully efficient, nothing is lacking
in comfort or convenience, and the
cuisine is perfect.
WrtU or Casie te Ine Htitfrjar d frig,
CaUesi " Ceeella, LeaithM
1 R I
aaflHHftMaaWl
lls(faBsBBHrrs
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. I OCEAN TITY. N. J.
ALBEMARLE
Virginia a vs.. block from famous Boardwalk
and Steel Pier: open after Improvements
coating 188.000. making this beuse strictly
C??KB.'n everr sense. Electricity thrueut.
RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS
Spacious selarium: sun deck: private baths:
elevater: Sl.nu day up. rooms only. Owner
ship management. GABLE A DEVITT.
HeiEEDISON
Michigan Ave. near Beach and Boardwalk
Atlantic City'a meat beautiful hotel aectlen.
RUNNING WATER IN EVRY ROOM
Newly Furnished, PrlvaU Baths, Electric Lights
Clsvater Service. European Plan. 3.00 up
Pally. Single Reems, SMO par Day.
COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE
SiEvertqN
Kentucky Ave. adjacent te Beach, newly reno
vated -refurnished; private baths: het and cold
RUNNING WATER IN EVERY ROOM
Truly a wonderful hotel at most reasonable rates.
IHO up dally. Special weekly. Kurepean plan.
There's Comfert In Everr tieraeir"
KENTUCKY
KENTUCKY AVE. NEAK BEACH
CQ.M Dully Weekly 17.M
?.s Ameavteiasa Plan 1.,
Elevster ta street. Eleetrleity and Bhones In all rooms,
rnvau baths. Running water, rtre-preef addition.
Waits aerrlee. Owaeraalp gm't. fclNOAEAlUIAttT
On Ocean front at Mentpeller ave.. new
open. Suites with bath, running water att
roems: elevater: Spring ratas.ti day up. 121
UP weekly. Amer. plan. H. M. REEVES.
GRAND ATLANTIC
Virginia avs. a Beach, riot Celd runniru
water. Prlv. baths. Kates 14 day up. Upeo.
wkly. Cap. SOP. Bklt. Orch. O. D. Painter.
fnarlboreuan16lcnlicim
j..irNIfi57.v-
empirf
RIO
CT A MriC Fireproof. Klrtnter. fiurJse.
vaTuiw I'ndKr Jeiv Miimcemeni.
New ierk Axe. ut Ueub. 1U0 rooms
nun ninninR water, si. no uay up,
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open, always ready: terms moderate.
Writ? or phone M. WALSH DUNCAN.
Hetel Boscobel &&&"
Wkly. rstes. 18 up. Ph. I IT. A. K. MAK1QN
MARTINimiF Kentucky Ave. & tioard tieard
tYlAIWiniVtUb Wttlki Kurepean plan.
11.00 UP ealiy. c;are ana resiaurani auRcntu
WrminatW Kentucky Ave. nr. Beach.
WetUTUnBier Bie4ftter. private baths.
running water, upen su year, n. i"rr
wr!ie-t?V VSLfKt Kw Ttirlt AVSl
inlU91E,I Jim beech. Amerleas
san. All eonvenleneea. MH3. P. K.NAUEK.
N.u, Pint-inn Kentucky Ave. Just off
WeW -IHriOnnnR,dwllll(. a. K. tinnlface
SlliKlf.iiiSa VVltslslskM far gal
Atlantic City On the Beardy.
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
RICPAYNR 'e" ren.nlnJE..w.5JJ.Vl.'
DlaU. nBt fWeTJ resm. E. nLPNDPf.
OCEAN OKOYE. N. J.
STOKES HALL
(Venn Orete. N. . 0n Pathway. AU
med rn cenv. A. U B. Btrsssburger. Prep
WERNKRHVIIXE. TA.
SUNSET HALL one'neusand feet
above sea level: oxerleoklng beautiful and
historical Lebanon Valley. Modern Improve
ments. Superior table.
tire. H. fiATJL. Mrr.
DKI.AWAKK WATKH (1AI. PA.
TT. r.lanurnnrl Delaware) Water Gap,
The uienwoea ,, 0p,ni) JIity ,
Capacity 40. Ctaraae, ballroom, orchestra.
Oolf. tennl!". ull amusements. Fer booklet
..hire.. HILT BROS.. Mgrs.
I.APOBTK, PA.
Kett K13NT t'ettage at Laperte. near Lake
Makema. about fl miles from Eagles Mere
Park1, for the aeaken. Description upon ap.
pllratlen J H. OABtAND. Deuslasvllle. ra
VAHII.S J1KRK PARK. PA.
... . .
Desirable iurmmicu ranmir collages near
lake snd golf, courre for lent by the month
"r selsen Write H V. VEAOKB. slsr.
NOBTIIJVATEBqAP,PA.
p- Trrrace Ta LeJ:. Bungls. j strictly
rine icrracc rne,Ieri a OUU(,er ,,,',
non farm prml. N. Water Uan. N T. Tranaue
KAHT HTBOUDSBfRO. PA.
TURN VILLA n Uhk'll Tike. Bunga
1UKN VIS"'' low,. Bathing beach. Itea Itea
senable rates. Cloed cooking, Hernellku. Boek.
let. Under nianaftenent .V. Turn Kalaie.
MOUNTAIN LAKE Heuse, mdrn.. homelike".
nn farm, beating, bathing, geed cooking.
Jay Huffman. It I'.D... I!. Mreudaburg. Pa
MT. I'OrtlNO. PA.
fhTPENNHURST iiT.Tn",
, m; nulet ami homelike Ml Mnrv Prlee.
TT.- frnrwoed (wn Var. Modern.
lite UnWOOU r.leeant inratlen. Pp".
rial spring rnte Ttkll. Fi. L. a- 11 V. Artman
M IrTWATKB. PA.
The Swiftwater "t"ater. ".
"B . New open, for the
Mat season. juiiim n. uupi,tNQ.
milTK MOUXTAIXH. N. H.
Mlewoed Club "nV
Inf. at roster Treel RerMie, Bti awbrldgeVa
ClnthlrHtnre. nr N. T office. 8 W. 40th at.
The Profile nnd Cottages. Francenla Nelrh.
White Meunliln. N H, Armmmndntea .inn
N.HKAtlXr.i:TT PIUB. B. I.
The Imperial
Narragansett Pier, R. I.
(II'F.NS JIJXK 31.
An exrliialie hotel for dlicrlmlnut
Ing people ut one nf America's,
Tlneat Seitalde Ite'erti..
rOLO. Helf, Tennis, lthlitg, Dane
Ins. Well kept Htate Hluhtvnvs for
metering. Ter reseivallens rtdres
JAMKS E. IIAIIIHHV. WANAQRR.
Narrnsnnaett Pier. Rhede Islan,
SPRING RATES
Sptcial wttkly rat-. Mawrican I
; plan. Agnniftf utttr. Stiam htat. I
FeHr. . C. fUNCK, Jr.
'eii.v vhtv .:
k:
OCEAIl CITY'S 1 m
- LEADING HOTCL 1
eTmalidle
OPENS JUNE 30. 922
ilhmene tlxkef OceanFonljBearJualk
jCapadyeOO 888581
C'AI'B MAY. X. J.
HOTEL WINDSOR
New open. Di
rectly en t'.ie
Bench. American plsn. .Special rates during
earlv spnsnn n. Hxlpln. Owner-Prep.
SPRING LAKE BEACH. N. 4.
SPRING LAKE, NEW JERSEY
WILL OPEN JUNE 24th
Management Andrew J. Murphy
C. V. Murphy. Asst. Mgr.
Booklet. Address L'ntU Jan 1st
LAUREL HOl'HK. LAKEVfOOD. N. 3.
PUFF POINT en T.AKE CHAMPI.AIN. N.Y.
HOTEL.
HAN PLAIN
-
SlUrr OiKT'ON-lAKr. cmalaih.m.y.
OPENS JUNI 2i
iitaarr - IU fifth Me. I
TJPPEB 8ARANAO IJlUK. N. T.
SARANAC INN
IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK
CERTIFIED MILK
A BUMMER BESORT of the BJgeesg
environment
curs superb culstnsi an envlrnnm
daily desirable. Cottages ter Beat,
-r'T"- .g.jE-yj ri.va a
oed golf. All
s ana Amu
HABBINQI
JOnNM. 1
TvMatMl fin tRA shem of the
TTONDKBF0I, TJPPEB SABANAO.LAB
foea gun.
heir hast.
8. Managst
Excellent Skats reads.
ports ana Amussment
IUTUM
sUdrsas Hetel Graftal,
KIRnV. Asa't Manarat?
waaoinrtea.ts.ta,
LAKE PLACID. N. Y.
WH1TEFACE INN
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. Opens In Jane.
Modern in nil its appointments.
J. J. SWEENEY. Manager
New Yerk Office, note! ColUngweod
4S West Mill Street
Winter. lllaWand Park Hetel, Aiken. B. C.
TO CBS
i2Panadlatt
Wrrw Yerk-Halifax-Queb-Ki
ermses tin palatini twin-screw
S. S. "Fert Hamilton"
Sailing from New Yerk
July 8-22, Aug. 5-19
Bteprlng One Dny at Hnllfax and Twe
Dan at Quebec.
.Macniflcent scenery, nmoeth wnter, cool
weather Orchestra fnr Dancing,
Round trip 12 diyi, $150 and ap
On War te Quebec, S dari, $80 and up
Fer Wustmted literature addre.13
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at Whlte'iall St.. N. T.
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. I'hllu , or any Tetirl.'t Agent
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us pnniiay wwsmer
i V. H. Heturdsy at P. U.
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Central Stere. 1117-19 Chaatnut St.
Uptown Stere- Cor. 6th tt Thompson Sta.
"The Heuse that Heppe built
President, Florence J. HTM
Sen of the rounder
Inaugurated the One-Priee System in 1681
The Philadelphia Orchestra is
always ready te Play for Yeu
en the Victrela
The Victrela is the modern genius of Aladdin's
Lamp you have but te wish and that wiah is
instantly fulfilled. Ne ether instrument places at
your command Buch a wealth of music. That is
one reason why Heppe's recommend the Victrela
only.
Latest Period Style Victrelaa
Victrela Ne. 240, $125
with f 10 worth of records
Taj; only tt.lt teeskty
Victrela Ne. 260, S170
with $10 worth of recerda
Pay only tt wfc!y
.Victrela Ne. 280, $210
with $10 worth of records
Pay only tt.SO weekly
Victrela Ne. 300, $260
with 110 worth of records
Pay only f J iMsfcly
Ernest
Schelling
Bern in Belvidere, New Jer
sey, playing at the Academy
of Music when only four
years' old, studying in Europe
under Leschetizky, Moskow Meskow Moskew
ski and Paderewski, often
soloist with the Philadelphia
Orchestra, Ernest Schelling
new stands among the fore
most American pianists. Mr.
Schelling makes record-rolls
exclusively for the
DUO ART Pianola-Piane
(Net merely a player-piano but a reproducing piano)
He knows that as he plays se will this marvelous instru
ment reproduce even te his most delicate shadings and per
fect technique. And Mr. Schelling is but one of the many
famous artists who play only for the Due-Art.
The Due-Art is made in six pianos all en sale at
Heppe's: the Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock, Stroud and
Aeolian. Prices are from $750 up.
Call, phone or write for full particulars.
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Bargains in Rebuilt Pianos at Heppe's
Yeu will always find in our Bargain Dept. many pianos and players
that we have put in condition te give long and satisfactory service. Prices
are low and terms convenient.
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Chiekering
Upright Piane Rosewood
Decker Bres
Upright Piane Ebony
Winthrop.
Upright Piane Mahogany
SchemacKer Angeius
Player-Piane Mahogany-88-Nete.
$180
120
195
400
Hallet & Davis
Upright Piane Walnut
Henry F. MiUer
Upright Piane Walnut
Heppe
Upright Piane Oak
Mendelssohn
Player-Piane Mahogany
88-Nete.
$225
245
290
325
ty. Mail This Coupon for Full Information
C. J. HEPPE & SON
Downtown 1117-19 Chestnut St I ,. .,
Uptown 6th & Thompson Sts. J Phlla.
Without any obligation en my part please
send full information about (mark X below):
0 Pianos 0 Player-Pianea 0 Victrelaa
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Block-and-Butten
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TUBES
Red
30 x 3 $12.90 $2.15
30x3 14.90 $18.95 2.70
31x4 24.00 29.80 3.35
32x4 27.50 32.75 3.45
33x4 2850 33.75 3.60
34 x 4K 44.30 4.95
33 x 5 52.30 6.00
Other sizes priced proportionately
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
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