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(Hoeunts Early Struggles
Answering Publisher's An
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Drink it because it
tastes geed and IS geed
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ciea-tetally Different
lKw Teri. Oct. 20. Wealth wrrckccl
tie domestic machinery r.f NrNen .T.
Petbedy. fondness mnnnccr of the At
lantic Monthly, nncl Mr. Teln Snr-flt-
lVabedr, new livlns nt the Hetel
vnnderbtlt, nrcerdlng le statements In
Mr. Penbedy's Milt for nnmilment
fMntllnx In the Supreme- Court.
"When he was n p.w mnn I tru
ftcd with him," nij-h Mrs. I'enbmly lij
n nfflilnvlt, "wished, ennketl nml
embbed te Assist him. New that he la
In 'receipt of u fabulous Ineeme he in
stitutes nn action te annul ettr ninr
rlnice." .ItiEttcr Wajrncr in wr' yeferuny
rnntrd SICK) n week nllitmiiy nnl $"."0
counsel fr te Mrs. l'cabedy.
AMr. IVabedy alleges his wife's earlier
irmrrlnite te Juaeph Knraent wn net
legally dlelved when lie married her
in Seuth Pend, lml. , October 0. 1MO.
unit 'ayn the decree of dlvnne In Cali
fornia did net become final until Oc
tober :t. inn.
He nays hl salary l S1O0 a week
with cnnimNvi'itis nn.eu.'snti.i!; te about
$20,000. from which he has te deduct
business eipensrs.
Mr. Penbedy detile lie seupht te
avoid his duties an n huhnnd and take
exception te Iti wife's relntl"ii.s with
ether men.
"On July :i0. 10122." he alleges. "1
found the defendant in nn apartment.
which we then occupied. In company
with one Max Pouneh, at 1 A. M."
CAMDEN WOMAN AT 102
LIKES WINE AND SCHNAPPS ,
Late te Bed and Early te Rise Her I
Motte She Walks and Sews
Knrly te Hkc and late te bed. has
been the program of Mrs. Sarah Persch.
70." Kaishn's nvenue. Camden, who is
celebratins the 10LM anniversary of her
birth today.
Furthermore, Mrs. IVr-eli duen t
bother taklns naps after meals She
cannot agree with the general idea of
pending one-third of the day in bed as
mnny persnnn de.
A birthday cake, adorned with K'12
candles, was one of the surprises fur her
today.
The centenarian has her own ideas
about the country's policies.
"Prohibition Is the worse thin.; ih.it
ever happened te this country." she
said. "I nit roe with Coventer Kdwnn
en that. I am accustomed te my wine
and schnapps. Occasionally I ke out
for a walk. Sitting about is wh.it
makes one grew really old.
"Although my folks want me te take
things ensy. I simply cannot de it and
I like te de light duties about the house.
I spend a great deal of m tiine sewing.
for it makes the hours go by."
Sirs. Persch said she had net been 111
for several years and attribute.' her geml
health te the fact that she never worried
about the future.
YOUNG ACTRESS REPORTS
HER FUR COAT STOLEN
Police Alse Investigating Thefts of
Winter Garments Frem Stores
Five fur coats were reported te th
Jielice this nieinintf a- having b"en
telcn.
MIhs Hebby Pay. an aetr'-s In in; at
702 Iiaee street, tearfully told polio- ''
the Eleventh and Winter street station
early tednv that some one had Hteleu
her seult-fcin cent. for which she had
recently paid $200. Other pervitin liv
ing at the Itace street house were epics.
tlencd by the police, but no trace of the
coat has been found.
Three coats, valued at S2i'0. iu-e
telcn by thieves who smashed the plnte
glass window in the store of Max
Snyder, nt 284S North Trout street.
this morning nt 3 o'clock.
An hour later a window in the t'.re
of Abraham ItriekHn. ut "21 clirarl
avenue, was. Ktnnshed and nn imitation
aealskin coat, valued at J.N", v.as taken
Police believe the same thieve who
robbed the SntW rtere are responsive
for the theft from r.ricklin's place
MRS. BRUNEN HALTS FIRE
Sounds Alarm When Women's Ciga
rettes Start Blaze In Jail
Mrs. Deris llrunen. awaiting trial
at Mount Helly. N. J., for the mur
der of her husband, Jehn lirunen,
at nivcrside. en March 10, had a new
kind of excitement nt the lail lust night
when women prisoner... smeklm; rixur.
cttcs .started n lire in the corridor 1 1 .i
destroyed some of their cluthlng.
.The women tried te handle r' e
flames, but Mrs. Ilnincn let out a cry of
flrc that brought Night Warden Collin
The warden, n former lire chief, .O0
had the flames under control.
Mrs. Hrunen was MMited until ,P.
leased from the Hineke-iilted corn'er
and it toel: several minutes te quiet
her,
MRS. VARE IMPROVED
Wife of Late Senater Rsctlng at
Ambler Heme After Collapse
The condition of Mrs. Edwin II
Tare, who partially collapsed m Wis'
'Laurel Hill Cemetery jesterdnv as tin
body of hr husband. Senater Vnre. n-n
being placed in n veult, was renred
ai imprev 'd today. She .vas snlil te be
resting comfertablj in her home at Am
bler. The condition of her ten-year-old
daughter Abigail, vhe wn a I'liverifp
with the Senater. Is reported is im
proved. She Is c invalcselug from nn
attack of piiciimeni.i and v. if un.ilde tu
attend th funeral of her father
JEWELRY THEFT REPORTED
Cedar Avenue Heme Looted While
Ovner la at Theatre
The police were called te the home
of Dr. .Jehn T. Hurke. Kile Cedar
avenue, last night te investigate the
lesa of n diamond ring and ether jew
elry valued at Si.'lO. The Jewelrv was
the property of Mrs. Hurke and was
kept unually in her dresser drawer.
The valuables were net missed until
Dr and Mr.s. llurkc returned from the
theatre Inst night. It is thought the
thltvei entered the loom through a win
dow; from the perch reef.
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"AUNT JINNY" DIES, AQED 106
Qulnry, III.. Oct. 20. (Hy A. P.) -Fortjrfeur
years of slavery and sixty
two yearn of freedom was the unhpie
life), record of "Aunt Jinny" Daniels,
Negro woman, who died at her home
era jtsterdny nt the age of 100.
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Men's neckwear t
of zig-zag crepe V-
Nevel, attractive and very practical
wrinkle proof and pin proof. A com
bination of silk and wool, makes possible
the blending of the most attractive stripe
and figure effects in the season's newest
colorings. Every one guaranteed te give
satisfaction.
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CO. Cucumber Relish, 25c Jar
Park Farm
Jellies
A tempting relish made from a combination
of Cucumbers, Pimientos and Spices in our
Preserving Kitchen. Large jars, dez $2.85.
Park Farm
Jam
Currant Jelly, 35c OUtit 94 Des.
Strawberry
Raspberry
Ratpberry A Currant
Quince Plum
Peach Apple
Blackberry
Grape Mint
30c
Glass
$3.50
Dez.
Strawberry Jam
Ratpberry
Peach Cherry
Pineapple
Damten Quince
Green Gage
Yellow Tomate
Goeieberry Grape
40c Jar
$4.65
Dez.
$9.00
Case
Malaga Raisins, lb. at 50c 60c 65c
Phene and Mail Orders Filled
18th and Chestnut Stt. 5600 Gennantewc Are.
12th and Market Stt. Atlantic City, N. J.
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The New Big Six Stitch
Wc have just uncrated
some of the smartest
winter fashions you've
ever seen. Fer clever
boetmaking, step in and
examine this flat-top tip
with the big six stitch
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Harper's
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1228 MARKET
1022 CHESTNUT
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Children's Apparel
Fer All Occasions and at
Moderate Prices
Sweater Suits for little boys and girls ?8.50 and
$12.50.
Little Girls' Bleemer Dresses from 2 te 6 years
$1.95 te $5.75.
Children's Hats, 6 te 14 years $1.25 te $8.50.
Jersey Scheel Dresses for girls from 8 te 16 years
at $9.75 and $11.75.
Girls'
$42.00.
Tailored Coats of double-faced cloth, raccoon
cellar and cuffs at $42.50; ether models fur trimmed
$39.50 te $95.00.
Dresses for all occasions from $18.75 te
Infants' CIetMmr, Jarenlle TTndtrwear, Xlddl JCoepe,
Basilarta, XTuratry rarnitare and AcoeaiorUi.
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PA Y$400
for any Player-Piane, if veu can buy a new, high-grade and guaranteed isr"'
ment for less, en easy weekly or monthly payments, with several dozen music
rolls, a bench and cabinet thrown In?
A well-made Player-Piane, if carefully handled, will last from 25 te 35
years and be a constant source of pleasure and entertainment te its owners.
The Cunningham Player-Piane is manufactured with the celebrated REO
STYLE patents, owned and controlled exclusively by us, in our modern, well
equipped factory. Se perfect in construction is this instrument that a child can
play with all the expression of the master composer himself.
Every Plavcr-Plane we manufacture has a double valve action and metal
tu'-inf?. De net let anybody talk you into buying an instrument with a single valve
action, as it has net the power or endurance if it had, why should we spend twice
as much money in developing a double valve action?
The very fact that for ever a quarter of a century we have been offering
10.000.00 for a better piano than the MATCHLESS CUNNINGHAM should be
sufllcient proof of its quality!
All our instruments are priced from 20 te 30 per cent, lower than any dealer
anywhere (whether large or small) can afford te sell. Terms arranged te suit the
purchaser.
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Call Fer Many New
Frem the Basement Stere
About 2,000 Wonderful Coats at
Remarkably Lew Prices, Saturday
Coeler weather finds many unprepared with new Coats but we are ready 1
Ready with almost two thousand beautiful Coats in a score of styles for sports,
business and dress wear. Dozens of fabrics, dozens of colorings, and a wide range
of low prices. Read of these extraordinary values for te-morrow :
SportsMedels, $10.00
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Yes, both Sports and Tep Coats of all-wool plaid
back materials can be had at this price. Raglnn
sleeves, notched cellars, paten pecKets, nare meaei or
with Inverted plait in back. Tan and brown; sizes 86
te 44; worth one-half mere $10.00.
Utility Coats, $15.00
Belted models, 45 inches long, with both raglan and
set-in sleeves. Excellently tailored of imported tweeds,
plaid-back herringbone and double-faced tweeds. In
tan, brown and gray; sizes 36 te 44. At a great sav
ing $15.00.
Business Coats, $19. 75
Flare and straight-line models of warn chinchilla
cloth, Nermandic, plaid-back pelaire cloth and velour.
Newest styles with inverted or double plaits, raglan or
set-in sleeves. All lined with satine, pcau de cyme or
suede-cloth. In plntinum, brown, navy blue and light
tan; sizes 36 te 44. Werth one-half mere te almost
double $19.75.
Beautiful Coats, $25
Of heavy Belivia, Nermandic and velour, many
with fashionable cellars of Manchurian wolf, American
opossum and beaverette (dyed ceney). Belted models
with wide sleeves, seme trimmed with silk stitching.
In brown, navy blue and black. Sizes 36 te 44; excep
tional $25.00.
Other fur-trimmed Coats of exceptional beauty and
quality at $39.50, $45.00, $49.50.
l Strwbrl(!j & Cletlitcr Lewer-Prico Diitmtnt Bter
Matchless Values in
Misses' Coats $25
Weel velour and Belivia Coats with fur cellars,
some with fur cuffs as well.
Rich-looking wool velour and Belivia Coats, seme
with fur cellars, some with fur cuffs also, while
ethors are plain tailored.
In navy blue, brown, reindeer and Sorrento blue.
Sizes 14 te 18 years. Very unusual $25.00.
Other fine models in Misses' Autumn and Wlnter
Coats $10.00 te $29.75.
my Strawbrldne 4 Clothier Lewer-Price Itaiement 8ter
Just Arrived!
New Hats
$2.95
A way Under Prie
Come in te-morrow and try
en these lovely new models at
$2.95. Beth medium and large
shapes, in black and popular
colors, some ribbon-trimmed,
ethers finished with a fancy.
Many have smart facing of
colored brocade. Te-morrow
$2.95.
Strairbrldff & Cletliter
I.ewfr.Irlc llemnt Hter
Flannelette
Night Gowns $1
Werth fully one-third mere.
White with neat stripes in
pink or blue. Several models,
V or round-neck, some pajama,
some kimono styles. Trimmed
with flannelette, braid or
stitching. Buy a supply for
oil winter at this price $1.00.
Others at $1.50 te $1.95.
fitrawbrMge & Clothier
Leivcr-l'rlc llasemcnt Stere
Special Sale
Women's and
Misses' New
Dresses,$14.50
Werth Nearly One
third Mere te
Almest Deuble
Extremely beautiful models of
Velveteen, Canten Crepe, Mate
lasse, Peiret Twill and Satin, in
brown, navy blue and black.
The women's styles are smartly
trimmed with beads, panels, metal
buckles and silk cascades, many
have great, wide, flaring sleeve's
faced with contrasting silk.
Missies' Dresses are fetchingly
modeled with large lace cellars te
give the new bertha effect, and
monkey fur. One with matelasse
waist and a huge peppy at the
girdle. Sizes 14 years te 44.
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Royal Worcester
Girdles 95c
Save Mere Than One-Third
All-elastic Girdles, ideal for
school girls and these with
slender figures. Lightly
boned, two pairs of hose sup
porters 93c.
CORSETS HALF PRICE, $1.50
A model particularly suited
te these of average figure. Of
Eink brocaded material, low
ust, elastic band at top, long
ever hips and well boned-
$1.50.
StrnwbrldRd ft Clnt!ilr
I.ewiT'1'rlcii llaneratnt Stere
Women's New
Sweaters $1.95
Attractive slip-en model of
wool, with round neck finished
with shell stitching. In navy
blue, black and brown. Excel
lent for sports wear. Werth
one-half mere $1.95.
Strawbrldjc ,1c Clothier
LewiT-Trl lldHi'inent Stere
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$14.50
Seme with beaverette (dyed
ceney) cellars, seme button-trimmed.
All lined and warmly interlined. In
Copenhagen blue, brown and rein
deer. Sizes 0 te 14- years. Special,
tomorrow $14.50.
Girls' Weel Dresses,
$6.95, Werth Half
Mere
Brown, green, henna and
Knit Petticoats
Special at $1
In light or dark shades,
with fancy border and crochet
edge. Just the garment for
cooler weather $1.00. Others
up te $2.95.
Htranbrldne A Clothl'r-I.etvrr-l'rire
Hnn'incnt Stere
Our Own Special
Shoes for Children
blue Dresses et wool crepe and serge, with some velvets. Appliqued,
embroidered or pluin styles. Excellent for school and general
wear. Sizes 7 te 14 years $6,95.
Girls' Gymnasium IJioemers $1.00 te $4.75; Middies 95c
te $2.75. l-V--Stranhrldee & Clothier--Iwcr-Prlce Baeement Stere
If Baby Could
Shep
Then Baby would come
straight here, where such
cute, Dvactfcal little things are
en sale at such unusually low
prices.
White Corduroy Coats, sizes
1, 2 and 3 years $1.85.
Sweater Sets of three and
four pieces, in buff, Havana
brown and white, trimmed
with pink or blue. Plain knit
or of brushed wool; sizes 1 te
4 years, under price $4.75.
Outing Flannel Bloeinors,
Night Gowns and Combina
tions, exceptionally well made
50c. lAwerl'rlr lUernivitt Store
$2.95
Made le our own exclusive
order, of mahogany tan and
black calf, and combination
two-tone effects of patent
leather or mahogany calf with
gray tops.
Nineteen sizes, (1 te 2, at
this one price $2.95.
Extra! 200 pairs Children's
Black Calf Lace Shoes. Sizes
b te 2 $1.95.
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