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Is Grewing Fast
At Auction of September 2d,
J106.000.00 of building sites were
58 at North Wlldwoed in 3
"'remaining unsold lets arc
new offered at private sale, at
prices establMed at the Auction
Sale. Inquire of
William Lipkin
250 S. Bread St., Phila.
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TEIIMS IF DESIRED.
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WOLFINGTON'S'
RentvaHna Servlet
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Beautiful Drum Lamps
Add character te your
"stock" car with Drum
Lamps, new Tubular
Bumpers, and theso nickel
Bars down the rear of the
body. Cost low.
Phene: Poplar 9100
The WOLFINGTON Sheps
19th and Buttonwood
MM Established 1876 i
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
Every "Diamond Dyes" package
tells hew te dye or tint any worn,
faded garment or drapery a new
rich color that will net streak, spot,
fade or run. Perfect home dyeing is
miranteed with Diamond Dvm
even if you have never dyed before.
. Just tell your druggist whether the
"Tnaterial you wish te dye is wool or
urn, or whether it ts linen, cotton or
mixed goods. Fer fifty-one years
millions of women' have been u&Ing
"Diamond Dyes" te add years of
wear te their old, shabby waists,
ikirti. dresses, coats, sweaters,
iteckings, draperies, hangings, every
thing I Advt.
Dizzy Spells
Arc Usually Due te
Faulty Elimination
When you are constipated,
net enough of Nature's
lubricating liquid is pro pre
duced in the bowel te keep
the feed waste soft and
neying. Doctors prescribe
Aujel because it acta like
wis natural lubricant and
was replaces it. r-
Nujel
lubricant net
a medicine or
laxative go
cannot gripe,
xry it today.
A LUBRICANT-NOT A LAXATIVE
Chartered 1836
, ,u,fn and Professional Men
tSn" t "lr,c , dcvete their etten-
bdni. Hi hdr faUines without
SSffn "trnc.ted by the carc of
lhr personal finances.
er1inr,rndiyidua!3 ,ack aptitude
meit f".Uen. r the ana
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BIG FIELDS ENTER
ROSE IE IE!
Notable Race Horses Will Take
Part In Twe-Day Classic te
Be Held Next Week
ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY
Hese Tree's fall meet, which takes
plurp en Wednesday npd Snturtlny of
next week, premises te surpass nil
previous events.
Entries for the various events will
close en Saturday of this week with
Oeerce W. Orten, raelmr secretary, 39
Seuth Tenth street. The blc fields nt
the Huntingdon Valley Hunt en Satur
day Indicate that there are mere horses
trnn usual In trnlnlns for the hunt
meetings this fall. Quite a number of
entries have been received already for
Hese Tree, including horses from New
erk, Maryland and Virginia. The
Rese Tree hunter smecpstakes, held en
the Inst day of the meet, will reme
close te deciding which Is the best cross cress cross
eountry herse In the KnBt. as by tliirt
date all the best horses will be In first
class condition.
The victory of Ewlng's Daybreak in
the Huntingdon Vnliey Challenge Cup
rnce en Saturday will put this horse In
linn f- .1. " tV fl' aI
line
iui win iiutjr jliuij mvcfiiiuKes.
Strnssbiirgcr n Wolvcrten II did net
run en Saturday, but he will run next
neck, ns will Itidgwny's Deeley. nnd
fstrAwbrldge's River Hrccze. The latter
horse surprised everyone by his run
ning Saturday, nnd he will get some at
tention for this race.
narlilie In Entered
II. I.crey Whitney, of New Yerk, has
entered hi? horse Stiltz for this rare,
and Walter M. Jefferds will put In his
sjecp cchnse herse Hnrklie for the event.
Unrklie has wen many big stecpleehnse
rnces, but this is the first season Hint
he has been put across pest and rnll.
If his rider enn held him down suffi
ciently se thnt he will get ever the
jumps, IJnrklie 1ms the speed and
Stamlnn te be tliere nt tlin finlali.
uie events for the two days' mcetingJ
are:
WEDNESDAT. OCTOBER IS
rlrt race, tin Agricultural Stnkes Iftindl
f "P. purs $100. for fnrmera' horses, about
0 furlongs gn ths flat.
Second race, the Edsement Plele, fnr two-er-elcs
nnd upward, purs $2."0. about 7
furlenss en the flat.
Third race, the Iar Itill Date Steeple
trSn" X?r 'hrco-year-elds and upward, nurse
ISne. nbeut s mllea ever the brunh course.
I eurth race, the Aeplratlen riate. for two-
J,?li1 pu"8 ,230 about 'urlenes en
tne nat,
,eilc" ',? SJ'letewn Darrein riate
Steeplechase Handicap, for hunter, the
owners of the Inner te recele a piece of
Til VSU1 $,l00- .""ephles te eecend and
1 . about 8W mllM mT i fair hunting
ceuntrv.
Sixth race. Sycamore Milli riate Tfandlcan,
for three-icar-eiaa and unward, purs :30,
nbeut. l'i miles en the flat.
SATURDAY. OCTOBEn 21
rirst rnc. Agricultural Hnndlcap flteeple flteeple
chare, for farmers' herees, about 2 miles
eer a fair hunting- country.
Second race, ths Huntlnsr Hill Plate, for
thoroughbred horses that have never wen
mero than one pest-nnd-rnll race and anT
half-breds, plate value of J100 te winner.
V.! ? m"0" ev"r fftlr hunting country.
Third race, the Media Plate, for two-year-eldH
and upward, purse J2B0, about 0 fur fur
lepjH en the flat.
l'eu. tli rnce. thit TCvttnm nMni.. ...
Handicap Steeplechase, for four-year-old
and upward, purse $300, about 2',4 miles ever
th bruih course.
rifth rnce. the Hese Tree Hunter Rw.ep.
etakes. gunranleed value te the winner J.10O.
rider cf winner te rerele a piece of plate,
jalue $mn. about 314 miles eer h fair
hunting ceuntrv.
Sixth race, the President's Cup. for three-er-e!di
and upward, purse $230. nbeut 1
mile en the flat.
Una
Sen
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'Sticking" the Customer
BY JOHN INTAKE
rpilE name of the gentleman he snid
lii st thnt "honesty is the best
policy" Is forgotten.
It is contended by cynics that his
proverb Is also forgotten. Hut men who
luive built big businesses bear it in
mind right along.
Lately n young mnn who Is new con cen
uncling n very prosperous business tell
urn writer ei nn early experience of his.
His father, desiring him te lenrn
Kemething of business from mrnugers be
i fore he, took him into partnership, sent
Iiim out te hunt a job.
HK cer one with a grocer. The
morning he enme te work bis pros,
peetive employer took him into n back
loom nnd said:
"f am hiring you te help me get
nleiig. I'm going te give you mv busi
ness rule: Always stick the customers.
' .oDedy geifj n wlinle pound of sugar
i in this phice; nobody gets n whole pound
J of coffee.
"Don't let them catch you nt it. but
I see (e it thnt jnti snve n little out of
jwhnt they are pnj ing for. That littl
I j en snve is the profit. That's business."
The youth considered. "Supposing '
.th'ey find It out nnd step mining," lie I
jsniu. "Win tnnt be business?"
"It's up te you te sen t lint lim- lm'i
i find it out. Anyway if one of them geti
suspicious, he's only one. The mnnej
! muse en iiih ntuers win mere than
pay for losing a customer or two."
rnilE applicant was young, but he had
A- done n little thinking. He decided
net le take the place.
Later he get n position with n larger
firm Unit gave fnir weight, nnd presently
saved up enough money te get into busi
ness for himself.
Once proprietor of his own establish,
ment he versed the swindler's rule te
rend :
"Never stick the customer."
HIS shop was near thnt of the man
who had feuglit te give him hi'
first business lessen.
Within a year be hnd get half thnt
gentlemnn's custom, nnd within an
other year saw him go into bankruptcy.
lie is new prosperous nnd the client
is working for n smnll wage.
IIe found ns nil great merchants find
thnt honesty is net only plensnnt nnd
agreenble, and geed for the conscience,
but thnt it pnjs actual profits, while
swindling, though It niny succeed for n
time, is almost invariably ruinous tn
business.
Covurleht, test
ENGLISH COURT BEGINS
TACKLING DIVORCE LIST
.Cases of Lady Rheridda and Gladys
Cooper Are Brought Up
Londen, Oct. 12. -tliy A. I'.) I.ndy
Rlienddn, (iladjs Cooper and ether
women mere or less known In the
I'lilted States appear in tills j ear's
divorce list which will be tackled by
English Judges today.
The readjustment of domestic affairs
i after the war is relleeteil lit the mini.
her of cases set fnr hearing this au
tumn A j ear age tliey numbered .'1000;
this year they uumlicr 000.
AMKRir.VN MI'lirmM M.1RINK
In a recent column. ".Men end Dullness."
Ulchard Hplllanu iIUcushcJ Hie rractlual f.
Jeet of the American seaman wag basis
when applied te u foreign essl. It s such
ke.n gnaiJiv these that mk lipllUn.-.
column e Interesting. Read thm Mcb.
ome baMaa.
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It's iriuch mere enjoy
able te drive or walk or
work when you are warm
andunhampered by bulky
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without the weight.
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and geed-looking.
Twe styles in beauti
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ing goods stores.
Loek for the Tem Wye label
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Distributor
New Yerk City
Behind this Perfect Milk
Stand the Efferts of 45 Years
Forty-five years of increasing en
deaver te bring milk of the highest
known standard of purity directly
te your deer.
Fertyfive years te perfect modern,
sanitary dairy methods, beginning
at the farm itself, and te insure by
scientific test, the absolute purity
and uniform richness of Abbotts
milk.
Only through years of study and
experiment could milk of such
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Philadelphia Atlantic City
Wildwood Ocean City frcaianrville
MA 99
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THE NAVY
On Thursday, November 9th
1,200,000 lbs. (Apprex.) Used and Unused Nen-Ferrous
METAL TUBES
AND TUBING
TUBIN0 CONSISTING OF:
Admiralty Metal, Aluminum, Phosphor Bronze, Torpedo
Bronze, Muntz Metal, Composition Metal, Brass (Ferrule,
Square, Hexagon Outside, Round Inside Casting, Hard
Drawn and Semi-Annealed).
TUBES CONSISTING OF:
Condenser Brass, Admiralty Metal, Muntz Metal.
Evaporator Brass, Admiralty Metal, Copper (U-Shape
Tubes). .,
Distiller Admiralty Metal, Tinned Inside and Outside.
Feed Water Heater Admiralty Metal, Brass.
Write or wire for Cat. Ne. 119-B, fully describing these ma
terials and giving detailed quantities, sizes nnd locations, also
terms of sale, te any of the following, who will also arrange for
inspectien:
SUPPLY OFFICERS AT NAVY YARDS:
Bosten, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. Puget Sound, Wash.
Norfolk, Va. New Yerk, N. Y. Mare Island, Calif.
Naval Training Station, Beard of Survey, Appraisal and Sale
Great Lakes, III. Naval Supply Depot, S. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hide en this ante must He In the form lveii In the nlieve fnt, Ne.
UO'll. Hlils should he plnlnl.v marked nnil addressed te the undersigned,
where tliey will he publicly opened at IllOO A. M Thursday, Nih ember
0, 1022.
U. S. NAVY CENTRAL SALES OFFICE
Navy Yard Washington, D. C.
Frem
te
quality be brought te you. Years
te educate our farmer producers;
years te train our employees; and
years te perfect our Laboratory
Control.
Abbotts milk assures you definite
purity and definite, uniform rich
ness, day after day and year after
year.
Are you content with anything less
than such known quality in the
milk you use?
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Visit our lioeth, e.
271, center of fleer, at
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Exposition, Oct. 0 te 21
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STORE OPENS AT 0 A. M.
SnellenburgS
L J ENTIRE BLOCK- MJQKET I fri 12 STREETS sV M
Remarkable Values for
Friday in
Furniture and
Bedding
This 5-Piece Gray-and-Blue
Breakfast Suit Oil I QR
JXTTeCt
60-Inch Colonial
$59.50
Buffets at
Fllllly flnhllfd thtr i(Tj T it
Sample
Extension
Tables
Greatly
Reduced
$14.65
$30.00
Dresses
$29
te
$3.50 Oak
Dining
Chair,
$1.95
SI 6.00
Library
Mecker
or Arm
Chair
$9.95
L Jill ltncd
brown leulli
crcttn Kent
$30.00
Brass
$19.75
Bed
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$12.50 te S.m.00 Sample
M-itt relets
S6.95 t0 $27.75
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tlie Fter
t-VttiB fel' and flhrr
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$9.00 Sprine;
S5.45
lit
Stfl'IlK Iri'll fl ,ir ,
fil'l In li. im be , 1 ni I
Ulnr sire
$2.00 All Pure
Feather Pillow
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CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
Tremendous Price Cuts en
Heuscfurnishings'
and China
$1.00
Handy
Teel
Sets
15c SMS
Brill's Best
Powdered
Ammonia
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for
29c
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fcefleiiH u .iter
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$45 Electric
Vacuum
Cleaners le
Sell at.
Each,
$23.95
Cmillilete
nltll
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lirtlkh linlder 6
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Combination Pantry Set,
Four-Piece Canister Set,
Coffee, Tea. Fleur, Sugar,
Cake Bex, Bread C1 (JQ
S25.00 American
Porcelain Dinner (1 H Qr
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Porcelain Dinner
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S9.95
$7.:0 Rich Cut
Glass Round Bew
S3.95
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