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PHILA. ORTHOPEDIC CO.
49 Ne. 13th St.. Phila., Fa.
-fresh!
and ready for a real day's
work when you travel en
the Reading.
Commuting te the seashore Is he
hardship when you use "The
Itemllnff." Yeu will llml the trip
up will leave you icady for a
rent day's work.
The return trip te the shere will
only clear the fop of buslnes
from your bruin and prepare you
rcndy for an eenlni? of real en
joyment. Try ''The Reading." Yeu will be
pleased.
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FRAN WILLIAMS
AUTHORJS DEAD
Funeral Services Will Take
Place Tomorrow in St. Luke's
Church, Germantown
WROTE MANY 'POEMS
Natures Beauty
is still supreme
Ground G juppjui Shoes fellow
nature's lead. They allow the
mascularacdonvrbichieepafeet
.healthy and happy. Thiy re
store and retain the normal,
beautiful human feet.
Becans they are natnral, they
are stylish. Try them en for
feet comfort nereT felt before.
FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Qreitnd Qripper
SHOES
1502 Chestnut St.
Phila., Pa.
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FRANCIS HOWARD WILLIAMS
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-- PHILADELPHIA, , MOND A Y, JUNE 19, 1S22
PLAN TO PASS TARIFF BILL
BEFORE TAKING UP BONUS
Republican Caucus Expected te
Adept Compromise Today
Wahliurten, June 10. (By A. P.)
Adoption nt the cenference of lie
publican Senators today of the com
promise plan te dlspose of the tnrilT
bill before taklnc up the soldiers' bentiH
measure, with a pledge, that It rImII
have right of wnv and be brought te
a vote before adjournment, was pre
dicted by the party leaders of all fac
tions. A sharp fight was In prospect before
the question was settled en the fleer
of the Senate, a few Republicans net
In agreement en the plan and Demo
cratic advocates of the bonus promis premis
ing te make nn attempt there te obtain
displacement of the tariff bill te permit
Immediate consideration of the benim.
The prospects were that the majority
program te resume 'debate en the tariff
after disposal of the naval bill, cither
late today or tomorrow, would prcvalL
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FRINGED
KSCARF SKIRTS
vf Imported' Btignsh
Weel Scarf t
8.00
Formerly 1250
10J0
Formerly 16.50
A dmelj tale, offering the sea
son's fivcred vogue at prices that
commend themselves te the db
criaalaarmg -woman. Twe distinct
styles are offered tbe 'wrap
around" type and the strictlv
UDeTcd model in delightful col
orings designed snd tailored in
ear private workrooms.
Purtienlarj appreciate for
tennis, golf and ether
outdoor activiUti
MAIL ORDERS INVITED
1701 CHESTNUT ST.
Cerner 17th Mrt g
tii ten San Vranemi.0 N Yet . I
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Francis Heward Williams, author,
poet, and descendant of ene of the
olden families in the State, who died
at his home In Germantown yesterday
in his seventy-eighth year, will be
burled tomorrow afternoon. Services
will be held in St. Lulte's Episcopal
Church, Germantown, en the vestry of
which he served for many years.
Mr. Williams, whose ancestry in this
country gees back te the days of Wil
liam Penn, had been ill blnce the death
of his wife, Mrs. Mary 15. Housten
Williams, in February, 1020. Most of
his life had been devoted te literature
and he was known as a leader In many
literary movements. He contributed
(.onerously himself in poetry and pree
te the newspapers and magazines.
He begnn a business career, and
nltheugh, as it turned out, he was des
tined for the world of art, his busi
ness ventures were all successful. Jtrem
lumbering he turned te the wool
business as n member of the firm of
Seal, Williams & Ce.
Mr. Williams also had ether business
Interests, such as coal and railroading.
He withdrew from all of these when
the lure of the pen became tee strong
for him.
Mr. Williams was born In this city
September 2. 1844. He wan n son of
Jeseph ,T. Williams and Martha P.
Shoemaker Williams. Ills early edu
cation was received from tutors and
later, at the Baldwin Classical Scherl
at Bread and Arch streete, from which
lie was graduated In 1800.
Fer ten years he contributed te the
papers and magazines.- Among his
writings, the mere serious of which
came after his journalistic career, were
the Princess Elizabeth, a lyric drama,
1SS0: The Higher Education, a com-
edy In two acts, 18S1 : Theodora, a
Christmas pastoral, 1882; Master and
Man, a play in five actB, 1884; Atman,
the Documents In a Strange Case,
ism ; Pennsylvania Peets of the Pro
vincial Period, an essay, 1803: the Flute
Player and Other Poems. 1804: At the
Hise of the Curtain, Dramatic Pre
ludes, 1004. Electro, one of his
ifcherter and best-known poems, fol fel fol
lews :
My lore tee stately is te be but fair,
I Toe fair she is for naught but stateli'
nets;
She bids me nay and vet a silent yes
Dicells in the dusk her shadowy eye
lids wear.
My love's step makes a musie in the
air.
Touching the sense teith a divine caren.
And all the rapture of the dawn doth
mens
The light that leaps te life across her
hair.
jTer mouth is Just the love couch for a
song,
And mid the fragrance of its riven
I flowers
Lew laughter breaks and trembles olese
te tears
I Mingled of mirth and melody, a throng
I Of bird notes icakes te joy the drowsy
hours
'And iceavei delight through all the
j grieving years.
Mr. Williams was founder of the
I Welcome Society, made up of the de
scendants of these who enme ever with
William Penn in the Welcome, his
ship, te settle here in 1082. He was
descended himself from Dr. ThemaB
' Wynne, nnd was president of the so
ciety until a year age,
j He is survived by four children:
Churchill Williams, editor and mag
azine writer, and Aubrey Heward WIN
Hams, both of this city: Dr. Gnrney
Williams, of Atlantic City, nnd Mis.
Baltzar de Mare.
VETERANS IN RICHMOND
Survivors of Confederate Armies
Meet for Their Annual Reunion
Itlthmend, Va., June 10. (Hy A.
P I Richmond today welcomed t-ur-vlvers
of the Confederate armirs, their
families and their friends, estimated ,e
number about M),U00, te attend the
thirty-second annual reunion of the
I 'lilted f'euft derati' Veterans nnd mix
ilinrv organisatiens.
Tim reunion program was te begin
!.iti today with the annual convention
i i he Confederate Southern Memerial
--.nclatlen followed hv the opening
m -Mnn of the Sens of Confederate Vet
i inns tonight
Governer V. J.ec Trinkle nnd Maver
dpfirge Ainslle will ddlwr the addresses
of will une te the sons tonight nnd will
greet the old soldiers tomorrow. Gen
eral Julian S Carr. of Durham, N ,C..
temm.inder-ln-c.hIef of the I'nlted Con
federate Veteinns, who recently recov
ered from it critical Illness, was'en hand
te welcome comrades.
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Known and pre
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Medical Profession
for many years as
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WHY GROW BALD?
EMn8 awx drafts
of Cantharldea will eauie a ore ero
fu growth of vl voreus, healthy
work with Nature. Try ena bottle.
LLEWELLYN'S
Philadelphia's Standard Drugstore
IBIS Chestnut Street
Mrwellrn'a Dandruff Letien, 75e
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Seth Themas Mantel Cleck
Mahogany finished case, 9j4 inches high, 16 inches !
wide eight-day Scth 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 MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
THE TWO WAYS IN WHICH A CAR
MUST MAKE GOOD
After all there are only two things
you need te knew about the car you
are going te buy. One is hew it
performs. That can best be judged
by riding in it. That settled; then
the only further question is, will it
always run like this. Te which the
only satisfactory reply must be, it
always has in ether words, the past
performance of the car as shown by ,
the seven-year-old models still in
the hands of original owners.
Foss-Huehes Company,' 2 1 st and Market
Streets, Philadelphia. Wilmington, ,
Reading, Bethlehem, Lancaster
Pierce-Arrew
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I Satisfying! Appealing!
ATLANTIC COT
70 WEEK-DAY TRAINS 70
, between 4.00 A. M. and 10.25 P. M. Standard Tim.
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STATE DEMOCRATS CONFER,
Chairman, Candidates and Commit
teemen Meet te Draft Platform
llarrlshiire. June 10, (Ily A. P.)
Deineeiutie Htate Chairman Austin U.
MiColleuich, Democratic State candi
dates and members of the Resolutions
Committee will meet today for iHbcus iHbcus
iIen of plnnkH for the Democratic ilut ilut
ferin for the fall tiuniinlKii.
Several drafts of important features
of the iilatfeim hne heen madn and
during the day the inndldates will miIj
mit their leus In remind te them. The
cenference will Inst nil day
BELIEVE BRITISH SHIP LOST
Wreckage of Blue Sky Washed
Ashore Carried Crew of 14
Londen, .June 10, (Hy A. 1'.) The
admiralty nnnniinccd that the drifter
lllue Sly, which left l'oitsineuth June
1'2 for ImerKuidnn, Scotland, In pre
Humeri te he lest with all hands,
WrcckiiKe of the lllue Sky hail been
washed ashore.
The vessel carried a lieutenant, two
50 OCEAN OTY TRAINS 50 1
between 4,00 A. M. and 10.00 P. M. Standard Time.
ADEQUATE SERVICE TO WILDWOOD, CAPE
MAY, SEA ISLE CITY, STONE HARBOR 5
15?" Use the all rail Delaware River Bridge Reute and avoid "ftl s
delays incident te Ferry transfers s
$1.50 Daily Seashore Excursions $1.50
Leave Market Street Wharf Eaatern Standard Time for Atlantic City
weekday 6.00 A. M., additional train Sunday 6.30 A. M. Fer all
ether re.ert week-day 5.52 A. M.i Wildwood, Sunday 5.00 A.M.,
S.4S A. M. and 6.00 A. M.i Cape May, Sunday 6.00 A. M. Stene
Harber and Ocean City Sunday 6.08 A. M.
Additional train te Atlantic City 6.30 A. M. July 4, September 4 and
Saturday, Auguet S te September 2, lnclu.lv.
ASK AGENTS FOR COPY OF NEW SEASHORE TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM
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Opportunities Still Plentiful
In This Great Rebuilding Sale
fl'But the swiftly passing days Tire bringing this money-saving Furniture Event toward its
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iwev. vye iittve nut seen, nor sum, r uiuitui e m, uuii iuw pnuca m jrcaie. .), a twig vi.
nine einuc we leuuctu prices te sucu a uiubc inargm evei cuau icuuvjwuud wv f'V " aiiuust
every Suite and Piece in. our vast stock.
J Putting up a four-acre structure en the site of seven buildings we demolished te make room has given
us the most trying experience in years. Deprived of thousands of feet of fleer space, we neither had room for
our Furniture or our working forces. Our only resource was te mark prices down low enough te keep Furni
ture going out as fast as it came in. We are accomplishing our purpose. The great values' are doing the work.
Every day is helping te relieve the congestion.
J This means that it will net be many days before we will
have cleared sufficient space for our werK, wnen this wonder
ful everit in Furniture will be brought te an-end. Te all our
customers who have any thought of Furniture we say, LOSE
NO TIME in acquainting yourselves with these great values,
'because this is one of these opportunities that seldom come,
and pass all tee quickly.
DINING ROOM
Walnut Suite, 4 piece, $120.00.
$290.00 Mahogany Suite, 10 piece, 9220.00.
S340.00 Mahogany Suite. 10 piece, $283.00.
Walnut Suite, 3 piece, $345.00.
$610.00 Mahogany Suite, 10 piece, $480.00.
$525.00 Mahogany Suite, 10 piece, $478.00.
$585rOO Walnut Suite, 10 piece, $525.00.
$660.00 Brown Suite, 10 piece, $550.00.
Walnut Suite, 10 piece, $050,00.
Brown Mahogany Suite, 10 piece, $725.00.
walnut Suite, 10 pieces, $895,00.
Brown Mahogany Suite, 10 piece, $988.50.
$2100 00 Walnut Suite, 10 piece, $1800.00.
LIVING ROOM
Mahegnny-iind-Canu Suite. Tapestry-covered
pring seat, 3 piece, $50.50.
Mnhegany Living-Roem Suite, Tnpeitry-cev-erf
i n-iT' ntn, 3 piece. $65.50.
$225 00 Mahogany. and-Cene Suite, S pieces,
$iV! CO.
$210.00 OveMtufTed. loese-cuhlon Suite,
spring scats, covered with TapetryiT 3 piece,
$185 00
$235.00 Overstuffed, loose. cushion Suite,
sprlnf seats, covered with Blue Velour, 3
life. $205.00.
Overstuffed, loose-cushion Suite. spring
cats, covered with Fawn Velour, 3 pieces.
352.C0.
loose. cushion Suite, serine
with Orchid-color Mohair, 3
Overstuffed. loose-cushion Suite, spring
sent covered ' with Blue Mohair, 3 plecsi.
$530.00. v
Overstuffed.
seats, covered
pieces, $005.00.
Overstuffed.
with Taupe Mohair,
5712.00.
Overstuffed. loose-cushion Suite, spring
seats, covered with Figured Frieze, 3 pieces,
$303.00.
Equally Great Values in Bedroom Furniture.
Hundred el Easy, Overstuffed and Wind
or Chairs foriLlvlng-Reom and Hall at Wen
aeriui savings.
loee-cuhlon Suite,
pring eat,
covered
3 pieces.
rinrks Renaired-Wncther u ,)e n Hn,1 Wa- Mantel or
UUIKB XVeptUlCU ft gtately Grandfathers' Cleck, either
American or ferelcn manufacture (In the repair of which we spe
claltee). we will mend It properly and return It promptly, nnd with
exceptional care,
Lamps in the Sale-HunUrcds from whlc te cheese, nand-
T . , some, urtlstlc and colorful. Desk, Table.
! loer. Bridge nnd Hanging Lamps The latest designs and the new
eat CQler cfttct- All marled at unequaled bavlngs.
for the immediate delivery
Customers Can Make Convenient Arrangements
yef Furniture and pay for it in regular payments while, thnvn.n i..i : ..... .
" ""- "j"jk ua cornieris ana advantages.
OUR EXPERTS ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO ADVISE CUSTOMERS ON INTERIOR DECORATIONS
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MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS, AND RETAILERS
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Ster Opens at 8t30 A. M. Ttltohetu I rnn..J0n!- rn i .i..j 9
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Cleus at 5:00 P. M,
Ttltpheni J Pennsylvania, Call Lembard 6200
Conntttien J Nu Jersey, Call Camitn 280
Market Street Ferry Beats
Land Opposite Stere
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ILLUSTRATED FROM OUR SALESFLOORS
A distinctive Suite whose lines reflect the artistry and grace of the old Italian designers. Made of frosted Walnut, rich in
decorative effect of greenish blue and old geld, this Suite exemplifies te a wonderful degree the warmth and restful atmosphcre
that should characterize every correctly furnished bedroom. Important, tee, is the handsome interior which the Van Sciver Ce.
decorators knew se well hew te arrange. An impressive Suite, at a value such as has helped te spread the fame of this Great
Stere far and near. .
AN IDEA OF THE REBUILDING SALE VALUES
AN INCREASING DEMAND FOR WICKER FURNITURE has encouraged us te assemble one of the
,!riCoaufnntterv L Kv", y0U i""'0 M.y er laH ccs- F clcpancc, variety, new nnd lich color effects and lux lux lux
oXrftfimefe Jhere ha"y anything in Wicker that cannot be heen heie.
One of the most gratifying things te our customers is that they find our values surpass anything in the Wicker Furniture market.
GREAT OPPORTUNITYlMXilSTER RUGS
inri,vafSdSTLHSiPa-t?1'-tLiairii,are m'cy.i0 PV niere t in the Autumn according te present market
2 Z.rEnZ Sif H,lgh,Pl.le Ru.8 ' at Price,s x than Rugs of this kind have been sold for in some
years. Handsome designs and colorings with a geed choice of beautiful Persian effects. In addition te the
tm-sTaseTy many CUSt0mers wUl be glad of the advantnge of being able te select Autumn designs at
Rugs, size 6x9 ft. at $21.00 , $24 50 and $28 50 Rugs, size 8.3x10.6 ft., .at $32.50, $45 and $52
Rugs, size 7.6x9 f t. . . . at $27.50, $32.50 and $37.50 Rugs, size 9x12 f t. . at $34.50, $45, $49 and $56
ROYAL WILTON RUGS, SIZE 9x12 FEET, SPECIAL, $69.50
We only have 82 of these beautiful Rugs in exquisite Persian designs and the most wanted color effects. Blue, Rese atrd Taupe.
, A wonderful value.
HANDSOME SUMMER RUGS IN RICH COLORINGS
A wonderful variety, from the most attractive Demestic weaves te the mnrf nv.i.. i.- !,.. i t ' , n i.
Rugs, Olatha Novelty Grass Rugs, Reversible Art Rugs, C 0Sa nn 1 PiaUcd eZ Grass CJTKVp JBpanTii?V1hnn
STENCILED GRASS RUGS,, Size 9x12 ft., $6.50 STENCILED GRASS RUGS, Size 8x10 Vt., $5.50
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