r . WV i m Wj', w .-.. .warn. .. v i rjt. ' '('(,.... ...A I'll - Oil Mil i iii 1 1 Mi iii.sjpj.1 .1 'v KlttAOM rtA AUDUBON " v lx;-iltrt Ordlrtaneaa Pasa ior ier '.ugh Cpmmlsslenara Geed .'read advocates of Audubon. N. LEAVES $1fii,0W t-STATB OhMtnat war) wffl reeatra th iwM for life. At the death of theelste SS0,000 is left te William H. Hall, a cousin, and one-half the, residue gees te the two hospitals. The ether half will be held in trust for nieces and nephews. At their death tbe principal remaining will go te, tbe hospitals. Other wills 'probated are these of Jehn W. Hampton, Jr., who died in the Presbyterian Hospital June 4 and Hat' an eatae mm; Walter, and two andchlMrni: sWaa I 'f '" i '1 !j -t.J. Jj RADIO IN THE HOME hwr pftMvfsl On etdlnanea w vmi T A re4f-ffd(-hf'ntenain il'Jv all commissioners voting "no, when beth T. uienaras, Jn neutn nixteenm street, $20,000; Niceltl Heklcr, 6041 Hpruce street, 910,000; Patrick Smyth;. 8ii Seuth Fifth street. $8000;, Annie Taggert. who died in the Mlserlcerdla Hospital, $6036, and Annie O. Tomlln Temlln Tomlln sen, Somerton, Pa., $31,800. An In ventory was filed in the personal estate of Harrietts Buckett, $72,604.60. held tealgbf. for the benefit "of they found the majprity of residents en the street were unwilling' te pay for the Improvement. Tbe streets te be paved are: Pine street, Merchant' street, Orayeberry ave nue, Washington terrace, Oakland ave nue and Cedarcroft avenue. The amount of money Involved In the Improvements Is $180,000. Charity eneflts In Will of Anna Chestnut The Pennsylvania and Children' Hospitals are benefited In the will of Anna' Chestnut, of the Bcllevuo-Strat-ferd, which was probated today. She died May 28. r Her entlre estate, valued at 1110,000, la left in trust te her sister, Mary B. By tflCNRY M NEKLY iiiievriuuruia 'V Hospital,' Guticura Se J., bad taelr Ihnlng at the meeting of Comnlexle the Borough Commissioners last night. Six ordinances, for .the concreting of streets within tfie limits of the borough, Are Healthy l?::,ztti?&ix& TPeciprqcalutomebileTnsurance levejiIriumph With the&PPt shown In this dtsatratieh a storage battery can SfiESrtn geed condition for a -WFi'-f .Xr.. Tn the left is "(the many type of "recti- .GAS WAT! , hv means ei.wiukh v '.. vnnr battery by. plugging HEATER K V .1.0. MJS5K2'. X ,lhe storage u.., rr"i.r:r wwmffliiMmwmmwmmmM&rw apt.; , ,y, rfcf J, ' KV , TTHirn n '. ". Ht r .1. i,' . 4 ir tr ' ' " ,Mftl,i,liiTJhtej i ""TinY'iif S A I IiEl ssssH 1 1 IKba. I IHHP H9 77 T I ' mm 3-m wm i - STh wMeu condition OI jour ewwj .jim ami nMt te inai a nema ' Jtstillcd water which JihoeM .be JUri n IIIO seiuiiuii reu V " . .. - 1.u .j.1.-.- dl tO Keep we pun - -' t tery Immersed Your Storage Battery Needs Attention ... i hnve veur "B" battery in- battery ana. with one of ltd. in yur nnd P'ePf'y hooked 1,'yo'e will net hare te bother much It be long na tne eiccincuy mm irei seems te have plenty of "kick" 8- .. - .- v. bin tne electricity twm m ue enough there la only one thing the battery away and ene1 t de threw a ew one. ...... if,,tj.ir. thnnch the nlnte of your llenbull) rpqufres a powerful current. hies' very lime et ic ana n aoea u T. I.. . Let rn. IM tilv tnMittid iterj eugiu w '' " " - "" - mere. ... irhternge. battery, newerer, is a ..4. tniAhMer enemies! mechanism lch'!ls:reHcd upon te'. deliver', quite '' enrrrent. te give a geed deal of 4 W. H"..l OIWUW I" " Ice. ... .. . . ... m,. rfrr cell is net nura ier mi eienec-ns'- Y?rk nnd wh,,e up dt7 '3l hooked together will give you fairly StWaetery service In lighting your ff . m e1.v ttmfk. ttiAv rrr Benn Sueh a uelnt where the Bcrvlcc becomes :fr. .nn,i ,ImI of life left In them, it feet the kind of life that will de for lAli.purpese. I V Pah r ilrv 1-MV.t " . . .. ,.-,. ..... - ... . ite Sl.GU. anu X oeudc u mey would Four dry cells' nt forty cents apiece ik w mero than a week with any fficlency left nt the end of that time. It Onla net lK 1HUIIJ HWIIO III HUB ric i cover the cost of a nrst-cmss uterage tttry. V. With the storage battery you will it three very great advantages. First. Jm current you will drnw from it will W steady nml juxt the kind of a cur ;iml veu want for radio purposes; sec- :W, it will stand up efficiently many timw s inB us luu uy lc" " !,hen the charge is exhausted it is an inexpensive matter te have n new charge rtut into it or put one in yourself by 'booking it up with your house lighting MitTMit with the nrenet apparatus in between and it is ready te begin all ever ft A storage battery requires looking after just as does any ether delicate ind, efficient piece of mechnnism. '' First, there are certain things you ijmat be careful of In order te cover the Wtircmciits of the fire underwuiters. -They have decreed that the battery lairt be completely housed se that nil tyre parts are covered. They alw do de 'tuna that you connect the battery te IMM wires tnreugu iuses wuicu win nei pillow mero than ten amperes te pass. Tbii is done se tnnt ir two wires come M ...... lu .a..Aa Al...C..& ...111 fCiaeinail.v ui cumuli ihjiiuej nui ) out and the current will be stepped fore it lias a chance te start n, lire. Tbey also have ruled that storage bat jfcriM which have exposed terminals enust be provided with a ventilated tour of such a nature that It will pre- 1 L ...... .l . .1.... .I....H aah ll... ivcil( Btcmvuiiii r.i.u.71. uiiuiiii. ni:iueu iiiu rainals. They insist that the wiring ..Mhreen the uternge battery and your Vrtdle apparatus be net less than Ne. & 3 & S gauge approved rubber '.covered. $ The underwriters say nothing about jour eyes and your clothes, but let m Jwirn you net te spill the ncld of the (littery upon the carpet nor let any part ( the battery, which is moist with this keld." tnnrh vnnr rtnthes. T nnc hml a we-.carry a storage battery a short tutance for me ' without warning ulm Af If an1 .Knt.fr .n nn.tw nf.a..wnil 4t.A tjetn of 'his trouser legs, against which it nad rubbed, simply fell te pieces. And .above all, after handling any rt of 'the battery, de net touch your res. I de net knew that this acid s jreuld cause blindness, but I de knew 'that it can cause most uncomfortable Pi?"' Jsever have a flame near the top of a ttMhly charged battery. During the meccm of charging aud for some time Mtfrward the solution forms a gae iblch is highly "explosive. .Lxiralne your battery through the Vler-capa nt least once a week and see gat the solution is well abave thft SJm e the plates. If It is net; pour In jWtllled water or a chemically pure iter that you can get from the drug fare, until the plates are well covered. ll the solution becomes wpnlt it U mnrh lul,A- .. ... i ' r. - .. ". iu ire u lular battery t VOU rnthep !lf. Si. . nre many makes of "boras JMrgers en the market new, all do wned te change the alternating cur WJt of your house lighting system into , current net tee strong for the man .in cbarae of the station de the refilling than attempt it your one of these. simply plug Inte a light socket and battery will charge overnight at the yen d the ex pense of only a few cents for current. ThAut rhnrc-inr devices may seem ex pensive, but they are well worth while because a battery which is "boosted" rnnnl nt Hmea K week will rive two or three times the length of service of one which is used te tne umit. ana men fiillv veMiAWAit. Fer n dollar you can get what fa known as a "hydrometer syringe," n-hli'h wliL lvi vnu an unfailing indi catien of whether your battery needs Minrvlntf nr nnf. Inslde the glass part of the eyringe Is a little glass thing that leeks like a thermometer tube. When you spuceaa the bulb of the syringe and take .soma of the solution Inte the class barrel. this little tube floats and the point en th antiM at which it meets ua sur face of the solution tells you what. the eclfle gravity" of the solution f.illv rhsrsed battery will Indicate around 1280 en the scale, while a rally discharged one will read about 1229. In actual service you should never let the specific gravity of this solution get below 1240. Kfnnnre hattnrie are traded accord Ing te their "ampere-hour" capacity- that is. the number of neurs for wnicn they will steadily deliver a current of one amnere. It Is best net te ret a bat tery of less than sixty ampere hours for radio purposes. The average audlen bulb will use about one ampere an hour, se that your battery would burn for sixty hours continually. If you are uslne two amplifiers as well as the de tecter you will be using three amperes an hour and your battery will last twenty hours. CevirlpM, 10, tu Publie L,cleer Company 'T Today's Programs Fhlladflphls Station (WFT) (Strawbridre A Clothier) 1:19 P. M. Public LtrxiER radio ntws bulletin!. 8:30 te 4:30 Concert by Strawbrldc A Clothier Male Quartet (Jehn Owens. Ednyfed Lewla. Hareld Slmendi. Jehn Vanderiloet). asMeted by I.eretta Kerk. planlit. 6:80 te 0 Baaeball "core. Evfnlnr concert twilnnlnr at 8 o'clock Fannie Blankman Beurne1! Initrumtntal Trie: Madam lleurne, harp; Madame Mo Me Mo dave, celle: Nellie Ureadty Abbett, violin; alae tolea by Henry aeerc Sparks, tenor, and Renald Mllei. baritone. rhiladflpbl Station (WIT) (Glmbel Brathera) 1:48 P. M. A varied muelcal precram. :30-Becltal by F . O. Bareck. dramitle baritone, anlited by Mrs. Frances Uabeeck. planlet. Dance muilc. 7:08 Final baaeball acerei. JiB ;;uncje WJp;;; bedtime atertec T-e "Uncle Wlp'f roll call of children wrltlns te elm. Newark. N. J station (VTJZ) (Weatlnsheaae) 8 P. M. Review of the Iren and iteel Induatrlea and their relation te seneral bull neM condition!. 7 Animal aterea. by Florence Smith Vln cent. 7:30 "Interpretation of Drur I.abele," by Dr. W. 8. Hubbard. Bureau of Chemle try. United State Department et Agrl culture. 8 Concert by the Orlclnal Key-tone Syn Syn cepatari: Billy Dacon. Jr.. piane: Heward Carrel, banjo; Hr.reld Klrkman. vielin: Beb denier, clarinet; Harry L. Belter, aaie- fhene; Julius Enlf. cemet: Edward Hoelzer. rombene: Jea McCarthy, drums and traps. 8 Recital by Daisy Jean, Belelan cellist, harpist and soprano, accompanied by Jean WC '(Plttaburth Station (KDRA) (Westlnchense) 8:30 P. M. and at flfteen-mlnute tntervsJg thereafter Baseball scores. 7 P. M. Baseball scores. News. 7:45 P. M. Oevernment market report and a report et the New Tork Stock Ex cbancs. 8 P. M. Baseball cores. 'Jlayereunde and Recreation." by William B. Haddock, former Sheriff of Allegheny County and new Purehaslnr Arent of Allegheny County. 8:80 P. M. "Beets and His Brethers," a bedtime story for the children. e P. M. Music. 10 P. M. Baieball scores MUstc program by Mrs. Mary J. Conway, soprano; Mies Annie Laurie, pianist iMrs.Mergarst Shelby Laurie, pianist; C. Karl Conway, rsader: Donald Stelnflrit. violinist. See- INCOME TAX DUE Tomorrow Last Day te Meat end Installment Fay that Income Tax ! Tomorrow is the last day en which tne second installment et tnecieral In come taxes can be paid without a pen alty being imposed. Blakeiy JJ. McCaugnn, Collector of internal uevenue, reports the returns for this section are coming In very slowly, and that he expects a rush of payments at the Federal Building. Uncommon Sense : The Mind Is Burglar Proof By JOHN BLAKE nil hns been observed for PICHKS, many centuries, tnke wings. MjF'"y. depart in various ways. Some Seme pes they nre dissipated by these who gS"'"'. them, sometimes they are gwj'lerfd by their Inheritors. Often -Vi tney arc tuken away from these who fer i . "' 1,y entlemen with whem Ut ft . nni1 llBnlng Plans te de Fv hnrt et thing. fcckVt u,tcen.tlyn man who operated a fWl-sJiep xcw Yerk was seut te VU AS n Cnmnintl liln4 Knnsae.in I.K. bm'hn?1!1 "'"'feij lu taking nway UrtU "' peepl tl,c ruUb e 'BEB are many ether persons In tbe unrl.l ..in -. . ilihTthl. I. i" ."' lur"8 und Pur' '" ttiH fame him hnu T wme of them are held.un men and liars, 8oine ate awlndlera anr! aome pte c who pretend te be business I irmiy nrc sharpers In dls- l ''Jwliere are win a ti nu-nv icumui. Cirn04i 'y tlutt ethers have 1 world. ' lu'' "" "' S.Uei 0110 nlisnlnfnl,. , vhlelt no en n Mn.. , .. , "Bjr 15 tUO safe steal investment or rilch tdJn. . ':.. ue. '.nvestment which la i;.;.,' M" eyM of the young - .w...u ,Vn0 1M .,- ." wC.;-.Mre capital. r uiresrmM,fr ... -..:"." " knows the best In education you please l. "wi-never, of an engineer and take away the knowl edge that enables him te threw bridgfs across rivers or span mountains with railway tracks. Ne swindler can talk the doctor out of his ability te help the suffering or the mechanic out of his trade. THE capital that Is store away in the convoluted gray matter in tbe human skull will never be Htelen. The ere that contains this precious metal vill neyer yield it up. Consequently no one attempts te take It away. An investment of this sort pays all the way from a competence te a future, and It is absolutely burglar and swin dler proof. Copyright, tttl, ev PubHe Ltdaer Company "Radie-Twins" (Patent Pcaolef) These !lWOTESili Why IW. Ak TWICE J kill clear TWICE mounts? In pairs of like or unlike auperxrrstals both In one "Rudaller" mount, Economical ret fully gueranteed. At most dealers, including; QUAKER LIGHT SUPPLY CO. iIsSBBBBBBhKv . . .3BBSSSSSSSBBSSWsSSSSsf!SBSSSSSSSS!KH TlHllsS2fi3sBV-H(-rV9SBBBB I gamlXfWlssssssssssssssJsKJtaVassWi L 1 ft Ml ll LM sTMr-IVJI I bWmJ I II ssssstMr'VSwsssBB0C eaVlsssU J f U ifa--:5ScBl I Mill I II "sW bbbb! F JgC Bl ssaiWWT Hal mdvtm KWWi Hi V ?SBBBbL SBBBBiWWX' Ik! JPtsssP sbsITAWv I W f I Ce 1 1 Ginger Ale I I LJ!"u""iiwu. PJI 1 ?ISa?MVIMM.,IMMJB W ggqaotQubCe.Mil8 yM The man who puts the bubbles in it Yeu hstre perhaps noticed the silvery bubbles in Clic quot Club Ginger Ale and that they stay in it a long time.' "Putting in the bubbles" is an important part 'of making Clicquot. The spring water drawn from the bed-rock through alu minum pipes, is quite cold but net cold enough. By refrigeration, the tem perature of the water is forced down almost te freez ing. Then the water is car bonated. That's what makes Clicquot se lively, se'full of sparkle. uWairmer water .would, net uuce tne carDonauen se wen. after the bottle fs opened. Se the man who puts the bubbles in Clicquot watches the thermometers and keeps the temperature just right. And every part of the making of Clicquot Club is just as carefully guarded. Ne ginger but real Jamaica ginger is used, only pure cane sugar sweetens it, and the happy blend of Clicquot is made with the addition of fruit juices. Ne wonder rAey all like it. Order Clicquot Club Gin ger Ale by the case.. Should you desire a change iri flavors at times, you can get a mixed case with, Ginger Ale, saparilla, Birch Beer, Reet Beer. Sar- and nor would it, held it, se long THE CLICQUOT CLUB COMPANYj'iyitfis, Mass., U. S.A. Ginger Ale Sarsaparilla Birch Beer Reet Beer " rr. r jrv .. -.J- Tl (. i t y&$-- G I NGER ALE ASCO "Ah! That's splendid coffee!" ASCO S BWSWSKXSK-SSTOBsWSgSRS pi CI 1 '" II I I ( Is! lei I armssjsssss't: ASCO ASCO JSSSS5ffi ASCOI SS2SmS3S85SSSiSSJSi m ssKsMgaBBBBBBBBBaW SSKUtS Coffee lb 29 CVVsssPelLaflsBisBgaasssltlV 1 uttV BsVsiHsfYVls'' 1 IAI s c e When you inhale its rich, rare aroma, you will realize that here is a coffee of quality, for its very aroma invites a cup, and quickens the appetite, while its delicious flavor will make you exclaim en thusiastically : "Ah I That's splendid coffee !" We carry only the one grade of coffee because our customers are entitled te the best; and we can give them Asce Coffee at such a low price because of our close connections with the sources of supply. One price one blend one grade the best cup you ever drank Get acquainted with this rich, rare blend of goodness today. "You'll taste the difference!" sold where you see this name-plate en the window lAjriMriTi TIsWlAaVTaT American Stores All Oyer Philadelphia and Throughei t Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland ' jsMMMMHaaMaUMj lASCO ASCO (ZeZ) S A V IN G Think that is one quarter of your premium and that is what the Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange has been saving its members for years and still saves them. Cut this out new and mail it and let us explain our plan. Pennsylvania Indemnity Exchange Bread Street tad Seitk Pcaa Sejiare PHILADELPHIA Name.. Address , JLOOfLTOr CJREENOOVEW LEAF en deer i CLOVER TRIUMPH IS SAFE Cheaply constructed heaters are dangerous. The deadly carbon monexido gas generated, by unscientifically made burn ers has caused fatalities. CLOVER TRIUMPH has per feet combustion. It Is net made te sell at a predeter mined price. Manufacturing cost is net considered. CLOVER TRIUMPH is made right for safe, economical service and sold at the lowest possible price. Quality is never forgotten. Manufactured bjr PHILADELPHIA STOVE CO. taais) .Mustard,, QyliTtl Packed in Carten French's Cream Salad Mustard is packed in an attractive carton with sanitary paddle and brochure of help- iui recipes. PREPARED VBNCrfS Jeerj JHE R.T tAKll FRENCH COMPANY WOCHCaTKR. NY The Prepared Mustard That Can Be Used in a Thousand Recipes French's Mustard Here's the mustard that, used in cooking, adds flavor te feeds and dressings. And en salads or cold meats it gives a won derful taste. Fine for picnic lunches. Mere than 80 years' experience in mustard making has perfected French's Cream Salad Mustard Ask for French's at any geed store. THE R. T. FRENCH COMPANY ROCHESTER. N. Y. Philadelphia Office, 213 S. Frent St. V& 'm I A ft . Al M r -V 'J '! M ?., " i . mn &&& HhViM naiTiis-sj ASCO ASCtk wm .. Htm. Oatr VJV V-i' 'i 1r "." iz: ":.(' . .. . ' j -v 1 '$Y M&i jy .' $&&; .t-'.... I fc tl' 'KA'ft' ie&1Sf l,Li .. ' Sius
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