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Special!
LOOSE-LEAF
LEDGER
Cerdurey Binding
Complete, $8.50
VMBamnanra Company
29 Market Street
Burglars
will find very little money
in our clients' safes.
Because our customers
have the convenience of
depositing their funds or
checks up until 10 o'clock
at pfe-ht.
REPUBLIC
J P. BAIR, of Gap,
hauls milk en Good
year All-Weather Tread
Solid Tires. He reports
they offer mere traction
than any ether make of
tire he has ever used. In
Winter, en slippery,
snowy surfaces, they are
nure-foeted and reliable.
Their mileage is satisfactory.
GOODJTEAR
Fer Sale by
O'BRIEN & HOOVER, Inc.
lltrltmtnr
22d and Race Streets
PHILADELPHIA
:rust company
1429 CAestnut Street
HOURS 9AM-10PM
i
Ever Tasted It Yet?
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill
I Tie fatal Batter a Amrtki
55
lb
In all ear Stores
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A Source of
Satisfaction
The American Company has ahvcyj
bought the finest coal it could ob
tain at the best price it could make.
This has been a matter of heue
policy. We want this kind of coal
for ourselves and it is the only kind
of coal we care te sell. Even if c
wished, it would be extremely difii
cult te chnnge this policy new. We
could net very well deal in lower
(Trades of coal if we wanted te.
Our customers demand better coal
than the average grade bold. They
expect both conscientious and eon een eon
eiderate service. They appreciate
the fact that the preparation of
American Ceal after it comes out of
the mines is as geed as the best.
Confidence that standards arc
maintained is of value te them.
end the fact that the quality and
Value resulting from all this care,
experience and service cost only a
few cents mere a ten is a source of
satisfaction.
JmeSS
UUAL
American ice company
McSparran's Act '
Arouses Mirth
Continued from Vt On.
report and ferwnrd It te HnrrtshurR.
Think of it. Forty-five thousand dally
reports pouring Inte the department!"
Is Martw of "Half Truth"
In this, os In every ether Instance or
argument In his apeecbes, docs McSpnr
ran show himself an able muster of the
hnlf-truth.
It Is Ills method of cnmpnlimlnf.
He evidently flatters himself aluethnt
he rvin "nut it ever" successfully.
1 Frem this diatribe, about the icnoel
I teachers of the State, the uninformed
1 lienrcr will naturally Infer that every
I day, every teacher in the State, makes
I out a report of his or her work, and
every day mails it te Dr. Fincgan, at
llnn-Wuirs.
That i what the Democratic nominee
for (!oernei intends the people te whom
he .upak -shall believe.
That at great cost for petace, te
.n twilling ei annoyance nnd wasted
time, In pe.tinB, -l.i.tMKi teachers tire
daily cempel'ed te mail a report te
Superintendent rinrgan.
What are the facts? Tacts that can
be verilled for the asking.
When Dr. Themas E. Flnegnn took
charge of the rundown, anemic nnd dry dry
retted Department of Education he
found that Pennsylvania steed twenty
first in the list of States In point of
education.
Keeerds wre incomplete ; there was
lack of si Mem everywhere.
The llr.st tiling li" did was te en
force attendance of children, principally
in the rural diMth'ts, who were being
kept out of school by their parents te
work en t lie farms.
A certain portion of the State Orange
t'ik offense at this. MeSpnrrnn was
in1 of these who as-silleil Dr. rinegnn.
Seme of tlie.-"u people would be satis
fed with a four month' school term
' r their children. Then they reulit
Mrk them eight months en the farm.
Tie (jrnngc News, tli" organ of the
S'.ite (irnnue. made repented and bit
ter attacks en Dr. Finegan.
Mr. McSpnrran nnd ids friends did
, everything te discredit Dr. Finegan's
work.
They charged that Dr. Finegan had
brought twenty-evcn poeplo from New
I Yerk into his department.
Wltat Kcal Fact-. Showed
It was shown that there wer bui
flvi' including Dr. Finegan himself.
I The McSparran organ paid that
whereas the old department under Dr
I Srhaeffer hnd only twenty-seven cm
plows Dr. Finegun had p.iekd it.
It was shown that instead of twenty -een
empleyes. pr. Schaefer had hn '
tift i -nine anj fmir were employed in
' Ai erii-aniz'itlen work.
I The Grange News said the Schaeffer
force en'y ec-t ."3.000.
, It ce-t the State annual? $11.000.
Tins campaign of mi-representa'ien
has tieen going en ever since.
I Mr. McSpnrran has new transferred
It te the stump.
1 The grade of education, Its cost nnd
' the high school qualifications of the
teachers of the Spanish-American Wr
per.ed, is w hit these people want, ,"
Mr. MeSparrnn is te be taken as an
eMimele.
Tim statement n'-out 1.V000 teachers Ue jb'e wl)0Sf vaj.je has 1)(..n j,revetl
sending dall reports te Harrlsli-r; i by man.. vcar3 of successful use, if
only one eiui'ii 01 11113 iraun'uifc'i 1
inNrepi-esenta'ien.
Sl'i ml te.iciiers In I'enn."lvnnl'i t
day make out in they have nlwtn
iCtie. n daily repeir of attendance.
Instead of nuiking out only one r
pnrr. however, the teachers make it 1:1
lUpl'c.'te.
At lie nil "f the month, no 1
1' i'v as McSparrun would hae the
1 ubMe beheve. this report is forwarded
in ll.irri-hnrg.
It Mi'jViM the department te kec
ahs en the nt'e'idnnee In every si 1 1. I
.i.-'ri t '.n the Stav. for the schedule "f
tridanin i.i.e of the great gu'. -
ROOFING
MATERIAL!
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Formal opening of Philadelphia's most inviting Salen for the Demonstration of the
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w tt a. a 4.u. u:a Tifsr, nnj virtnr Rfrnrd business
in Philadelphia and have prepared for it by setting apart the
heart of our great street fleer in "America's Largest Heme of Furm
ure" for the wonderful large stock and the inviting demonstration
parlors which we invite you te see.
We suggest that you pick out the machine you want for Christmas
and let us set it aside for future delivery.
Come in today and heajr the latest Records.
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If veu want a remedy for skin
veu want a treatment that thousands
el doctors and drug'Ms are daily pre
scribes hecmse they Anew its bine
n ial results, you will find it in Resinol
Ointment nnd Kesinel Si.ap.
Why net tlsr the combined advice el ill
theie wi medical men, nd Irt Rei.nel tnike
veur ikm well" At all dtugguli.
Resinol
CLOTHING
Women's Fur Fabric Coats
Fifty styles. Leng and
three-quarter lengths for small
women and misses and for
large women up te size 50.
The model pictured is of Salt's Seal,
with cellar, cuffs and panels trimmed
with beautiful skunk. CVO Cn
Lined 'throughout with M
Peau de Cygne.
Other Fur-Trimmed Coats,
$12.50 te J125.00 i)
.75
MEN'S Suits
& Overcoats
Suits in Tweeds, Cassimeres, Cheviots
and Herringbones. Newest young men's
models and conservatives.
The Overcents include Raglans, Ulsters
and the newest kimono models in plain
and plaid-back materials.
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GIFTS OF JEWELRY
New is the time te make your Xmas
selections. Net tee early and you have the
advantage of a wide variety from which te
cheese. "Pay as Yeu Earn."
"Illinois" Watch
2 0 - y e a r
g u a r a ntced
case, 19
);iJmt Mahogany Cleck and
ments- Candle $1 .50
36di sticks -G
Women's 14-kt. White Geld Wrist Watches
Newest de3igns,
with guaranteed 15- V .
jeweled movements.
C tireKieMi In 'djtu'Ien.
"1'ajrell Arm" :i Myth
A clfik with nn niMln; ma '!i ie dm
the t ih'i'af'en nnil ni :'ii r'u
I'tiipl, , as Mr. Mc-'iimin tries .
I mho nut.
I lin III no hrlef fnr Dr. rini'ijnn, b'U
if 111 P" .lltmiMH .t' 1'.' '! M
i j:itrii!7rii. otjieii-hi' nnd m.-v unaffn 1
s Mi'Sinrrun nnd li.-. frlntids in t!ii
"-'iti- iiran;L ii-"rt, th"i it l un
t'i,w fur tlwn 'it ' illllni -' .
; p -. ntliiK tli" evldf'u'f.
1 e irt.'iti-t i).nt of wpn!:u-.s In
IrSjarran'-. cnmp.i'Kn i. hi-, iti.n..!
:inai'tM ur"ti nidi1 d'li N.
!" 'll- H'tin'k- en tin fhnnl syn
li'in !.c inndw id.f. iim-iilU'il fn in'
' i "St i!','iir refor.'ni'es te Dr. Fine
It '- hi outworn enmpnlKu Iil'"i :
v .kv ns.e. thTt wlit-n cni' .i
i -!('- n yritli.'ritipr of farmers ene m i-t
i!lt '.ilea a vuljii'lnn and nrt i.i.i' -i
iH.
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uisnaa
I Frem markct bTF-EET Wharf
EVERY SUNDAY
Atlantic City
Wililwoed
Anelesen
AnrJrttvs Avenue
Ocean City
Cnpn Mny
Sen Ielc City
Coraeni Inlet
StorieHnrber
Ptorment
Avnlen
nra 50
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GLOUCESTER WOMEN ASTIR
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This is a
Specimen
Lubin
75c
Luncheon
Bcllsh!
' Cel Blfcw, Waldorf SnU4
) Beup Fresh Vegetablei
Entrcri
Choice ef: Tet Ileast
or French Lamb Chem
Veietahlfi
Mashed Potatoes
Carrots and Peen
HeMerti
Choice ef: Lemen ri
Ice Cream
Apple Charlette
Apple Tart
Coffea Tea Milk
cAFE' LUBIN
, A M1AL THAT' KltAt.
iWAl MlW CTDCCT
'Pil AOV TWELFTH .
rcpare an Active Wind-Up
County Campaign
for
Wimdlmiy, N. J.. Vt. '.'n - The Hi -
u uiiiiitn of iIk i iii.il" "i . i i
u jiii'sn tli pvnnlr.e m i' Mm-i'
with a ii.i'ttin,' dt t'i i v ' .
i 'Hn Cemmitter in i 111.,' t1
--in. .'till,:. After the 1 1.- i . ... ...s-
t..i- (VMiln;;, .Mr-. (i.ir A. 'i k
- i.f ICnH Urtini, ni.nl mu .i 1 1 !-. -
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After-Dinner Tricks
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N. vi j u.iU vi nuiriiiiitr ' ii tv.1 K j
$1. SO Teni Rntr. Seinde Parle. Bit '1
Eij Ktund Trip Mead ini iolcirecdult station Uj
MSP TO &'" Uiri Abury rrk l
M ,lr'XXJ l.en,r Wr.nch, nnd In. '4
jj Sound lrp trrinediet itatien. r
02.00 iHnpd Point Pleai..nt J
?'! VirVet strfcf Whdrf .... 7 15 v
JjrneM Bread Strlet station
f5$2.1S READING
52.75 HAMBURU
S3.00 POTTSVILLE
S3.SO SHENANDOAH
ReumlTrlp SUNDAY, Octeb.r 22
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l.ill llnven. St. Clnlr and FraLkvilU P
Mr i -t 7 !. Wis'. I'll mil 1 ' ..
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$3.7S SUNBURY J
34.00 WILLI AMSPORT J
34.00 LOCK HAVEN 1
Rnund Trill SUNDAY. October 22 5
l pi i.tf nt Mi'ten. Wtk t,' uu
lui.i'y ntid Jeriev 1 f
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A borrowed rins U plnccd in n
handkerchief. The handkerchief i
folded up, nnd heitie une is ui-keij te
held It, first feeliii, tie' borrowed rn
Inside. Tlie pei former then draws the
rim; threiiKh tee elnth.
Te work this truk, first obtain a
fheim rim:, nnd -ew n in u cer.iei of n
handkerchief. (A penny may be
used instead of the rliiB ) Tiiki the
borrowed ring, but in the net of plnelm;
it under the lmmlk rdnef actually re
tain it in the hand, and fold in the
terner th'it centniiiN the sewn ring.
The liati ilierrhlef Is buiiehed up, and
the ritic is felt inwidc. Then the liaiul
which holds the borrowed run; wiuee.es
the renter of the handkerchief, and lets
the rim-, ceme into vlew. The hand
lferchiefis imlnfilliitcly phnken put, U
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A CIIAMMI-.KMILiCi;
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CKEENCASTLE. MARTIN.Stll RC.
CAItUi'lt and MECIIANKSUl KG, PA. U
SUNDAY, October 2J "
3 Ilrexrt Blrett 12.30V. Ueul'Mla 13 35', IS
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$2.70 Dever, Del. ''
$3.00 Delmar, Del. p
3 5 OS SAMSniJRY. Mn u
m (M(1 - -.--- T xiv
J Round Trip SUNDAY, Octeb.r 29 A
1 eumnlnc at rityten. Wyernlrt t.iuiii. -
lumucten i.rrvoweoa, iinuseviin. L
beufiird aaU I mirtl 24
t lireta humi e.ju '. i ruin ;s i.
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AmP Guaranteed 1K, , rfifir?, rTaiM
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I Second Fleer " 1 'Utffly y;" y "i'HJ jBllUwJ - . . .
I 3rrfmAfL ., Street Fleer
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Chifforebe
Gelden $ 1 fii7
Chiffonier and Wardrobe
in one. Seventh Fleer
J
These Who Prefer Ivery Finish Will Delight in This Suite-
Smart Ivery "Sheraton" Suite $()
Here's a beauty in the popular new ivory finish. Large Dresser, ChifTe-
robe Full Vanity and Bew-End Bed. This suite ndds cheer te any bedroom. Fifth Fleer
r S."rrT BERLIN. MD. H
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SUNDAY, Nevernb.r S Fl
I 8"pplnil .Mllturd.riroriieiewn Mlltiberc !
rfnktern nriuyviiw. uu'innn Suew
Mill, Ol ddrn nnj Hiiriley,
Ilreul HlreetU.SOiVn Wt,t i'Liln 8 5SA,
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! Pennsylvania System
fC HUMPHREY
At
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Bums Gas
15 te 75
lianr'firnt
"American Beauty"
Twin Electric Heater
wat lillnfi'
10-Pc. "Xuder" Dining Roem Suite $
In AMERICAN WALNUT, including CO-inch bulTct, oblenR table, enclosed
server, china closet, arm chair and five side chairs covered in blue leather.
J A
tw$K,
Suth Fleer
5C
Bill -fl
rir"" ill
( HI J1 gSl"l Mi'it
McDougall
Kitchen Cabinet
SJfi.oe
The famous McDougall,
nationally advertised for
years, needs no introduction.
Second Fleer
RUGS
9x!2 Roxbury 07 r)
Axminsters POt.DV
0 :cl2 Royal Wilten ...$74.50
9 xl2 Seamless Velvets, $27.50
9 xl2 Seamless Tnpestry
Bruusels $18.50
27 Inch Axminsters
$4.75
Twe 8-inch adjustable reflect
ors, threw h?a. n any directie ..
Saves coal bills.
"Rex' ' the Only Guaranteed Meth-proof Furniture"
d.rt-AMA -A -" "
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"HappyUay"
Washer SQ
runs by ir'i
water irat- -j-
from VkO'
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hydrant; Ww
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5eJ Exclusively by Stern & Ce.
rr a tw ltTt i rk rw tnMiT trinn 1
KtA DlNtuLt.u fUKlNiiUKt. is luxuriously upholstered, A
even en the back, in velour of exceptional beauty. Loese SDrinz "r
L cushions, deep coil spring backs, heavy roll arms and beautiful silk M. $
tassels. Think of suites that moths will net ruin. Fourth
QQ
Third Fleer
Blankets
Ey.tra-Warm
Woolen. All
thf desired
colors. Second Fleer
$
.75
Comforts
3 $s
In White Carded Cotten.
covered with
Assortment
colors.
Secemi Fleer
Fleer
Free, Truck Delivery Within 75 Milni
i
712-714 MARKET STREET
America's Largest Heme of Furniture
1 he Champien
This is
a well
made
GAS
RANGE
and
assures
quick,
satis-
factory
cooking.
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