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Suburbanites Disapprove Pre
posed Switching of Reute 55
at Filbert Street
TO TAKE EFFECT NOV. 27
PENNA. ft. ft. MEN DEBATE '
ATTERBURY PLAff RETURN
Miscellaneous Forces Open Second
Day Session of Wage Conference
Executives of the MlKeelliineeii"
l-'erccs's AMoclntlen of t'ennsylvnnlu
ltnllrntul empleyes opened the second
m'smIeh of tlielr two-tiny conference
tliU irnrnina I" the niseinbly hnll of the
C'lmmber of Commerce. A. M. Perker,
Pliiln.lpltihin niiiierlntcnilent. vnn the
princlpiif snenWer. A dUcnssien of the1
returning el tup omjiieycR 10 imp Alter
bury plnn In force prier te thn wnce
reductions effective July 1 vns the
sub leer.
At yesterday's session resolution
were adopted requestltiK the railroad
executives te readjust salaries and wanes
he tirnvlilril in the Atterlmrv nlan. It
was pointed out that any action taken I
In this conference must be referred i
back te the regional associations for
approval.
Anether peinr stressed was tnat ine
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Commuters nslnp Philadelphia Hanid
Transit route Ne. C5, operating ever
Tenth and Eleventh streets and with
present terminus or turning point en
Hansom street, generally de net leek
with favet en the change effective No
vember 27. by which ears will be
switched at Filbert street instead of at ' rcadjustnient-ef-aKcs plan carried no
, nuiiMjra. vusgestien et a siriKe et ine t.,miu
These patrons of the V. It. T. most members of the association. The re
Interested In the cbanne are th'ese living i rpiest, officers said, was intended as
In Legan, Germantown. Oak Lane, j a basis en which the railroad pxecu pxecu
Melrese Park, Elklns Park, Ogontz, tives and the Executive Committee of
Jenkintown, Neblo, Abington. Rey the empleyes could get together.
9iatar Park. Willow drove and thee . " -
riders who make connections at Willow
drove with ears operating te Ilatbore
ana te ether suburbs en the Easten
highway between Willow Oreve and
Doylestown.
WoTkrnee ere new engaged tn pnttlng
in the tern -cut switches en Filbert
FAMILY ESCAPES FIRE
Blaze In Bed Dees $2000 Damage
te North Thirteenth 8t. Heme
Fire starting in a bed In the third
i a iima"A. tna nnmn nr Mpnrsii
street. The new order of things wJHiRrewn, 451 xerth Thirteenth street, te
mean that suburbanites eelne into the! .i.. . $rwin nt H n'etneV this
city en shopping or p!caure trips will mernin. Mrs. Brown and her seven
find their ride ended at Hlbert street, children, ranging in age between three
tnit two saunrca north of the nreent
terminus, and these homeward-bound
will of necessity have an extra two
square walk te Filbert street as a start
ing point.
It Is believed the P. It. T. officials
In making the change have two Ideas In
and fifteen years, were en the first fleer
when the fire was discovered and get
out safely.
Brown discovered the blaze and
turned In sn nlann. lie then returned
te his home and took his wife and chil
dren te the street. The flames spread
view an nid te handling the venvvite the second story, and a print Mien
Market and Chestnut street traffic, owned by trert sspntitus, -Jj.j .erth
and secondly, diverting traffic which
should be handled by Reute 23 te that
ilne.
Thirteenth street, was damaged by
smeke. Traffic en Thirteenth street
was blocked for about a half hour.
CUSTOMER GOOD-WILL
Real Geed Will is only acquired by actually keeping
faith with our customers. Truthful advertising and
selling only reliable merchandise at the lowest pos
sible prices has made this a mecca for furniture
shoppers. '
1 naMisaM IkHBiiD'wHfisiBi
When guests come, the charm, hospitality, and
cheer of your home mil be assured With
Levy Correct Heme Furnishings
Dining Roem
Eight-Piece Dining Greup
Tuder period In design, including a 45x60-inch
Table with 8-feet extension, 86-inch Buffet,
rive tide Chair and an Arm Chair. Finished
in rich two-tone walnut
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KLEVW
716 ArcH St.- 43 N 8Stv
OUT TODAY
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DANCE MUSIC JTi M r IdMF
Teet, Teet, ToeUiel (Goe' Bye). j 1 it r7
Frank Westphal and His ' I I j !-
. Orchestra. " I sSfl
' sssaMJMffsTMiTl fk
Hemeitck. Incidentcl whistling
by Ted Lewis.
Te-morrow (I'll Be In My Dlxi
Hern Again). Fox-Trets.
Ted Lewis and His Band.
A;3709 75e
Whan the Leaves
bling Down.
Japanese Moen.
Paul Specht and
Aster Orchestra.
Fox-Trets.
Hie Hetel
A-3716 73c
Geed-bye.
Sextette from Lucia di Lammer
moor. Fox-Trets.
Paul Sfecht and His Hetel
Aster Orchestra. A-3708 75c
Why Should I Cry Over Yeu?
Fox-Trets. Knickerbocker Or
chestra, under direction of
Eddie KUuns. A-3706 75e
Twe Little Ruby Rine. Intro.
"I'll Build a Huncalw," t "m
"Daffy D.ll."
I Came, I Saw, 1 Fell. Intro.
"Underneath a Pretty Hat,"
from "Passing Short." Mcd
hy Fox-Trets. Hay '.Jiller
and His Orchestra. A.3710 71a
POPULAR SONGS
Teet, Teet, Tootsie! (Goe' Bye).
Al JoUen.
True Blue Sam (The Traveling
Man). Frank Crumit.
AO70S 75c
Where the Bamboo Babies Grew.
I'm Through (Shedding Tear
Ovar Yeu). Frank Crumit.
A-3715 75c
Carolina In the Morning.
I'm Gein' Te Plant Myself In My
Old Plantation Heme. Van
and Schenck. A-3712 75c
Homesick.
Te-morrow (I'll Be In My Oltie
Heme Again). Nera Bayes.
A-371I 75e
Georgette.
I'm A.Lin' Ye-
Truth?
-Ain't It the
Ruth Reye.
A-3714 73c
If Yeu Don't Believe I Leve Yeu,
Loek What a Foel I've Eeen.
I With I Could Shimmy Like My
SUtcr Kate. Leva Williams
and Her Dixie Band.
A-3713 78e
NOVELTY RECORDS
Uncle Jeeh Keeps Heuse.
Uncle Jetn In a Barber Shep.
Cal Stewart (Uncle Jesh).
A.3701 75c
First Leve.
Ameurauie. Waltzes. Accor
dion Ducts. Marconi Brethers.
A-3702 75e
Dixie. Fantasia. Columbia Band,
Old Number One March.
Prince's Band. A-3700 75c
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SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS
Elitir d'Amere "Una Furtlva
Lagrima" (A Furtive Tear).
(Donizetti) Tener Sole.
Charles Hackett.
43335 51.50
Ernan! "Ernanl Invelarai" (Er
nanl Fly With Me). (Verdi)
Seprano Sole. Resa Penaelle.
08028 $1.60
Orfeo d Euridice "Che Fare
Senza Eurldice" (I Have Lest
My Eurydice). (Gluck)
Aida "L'Abberrita Rivale" (She
My Rival Detested). Con
tralto Soles. Cyrena Van
Gorden. A-6221 $1.80
I Cannet Sing the Old Seng).
(Clcribel)
AH Through the Nlgbt. Seprano
Soles. Margaret Romaine.
A-3704 $1.00
Gavette In D.
cello Sole.
(Pepper) Violon Violen Violon
Pable Casals.
98012 $1.80
Paraphraie On Padercvrikl'a
Minuet. (Krcialer) Violin
Sole. Tescha Seidel.
40950 $1.80
Lais O' Mine. (Turner-Maley)
Leesie Lindtay. (Arranged by
Fritz Kreislcr.) Baritone
Soles. Cameren McLean.
A-3703 78c
Ob Gentle Pretence.
(Mary Baker Eddy)
Hew Beautiful Upen the Moun
tains. (Harkcr) Contralto
Soles. Nevada Van der Veer.
A-6222 $1.28
Christmas Tidings, Part I.
Christmas Tidings, Part II.
Shannen Four.
A-3707 78e
Leave it te Lewis
XOU'VE get something the matter
with your pedals if you fail te rise te
Lewis and his band playing
Irving Berlin's "Homesick"! Why it's
like a breath of perfume from Grand
mother's old-fashioned garden a garden
brimful of old and familiar melodies!
Yes, they're all here "Heme, Sweet
Heme," "My Old Kentucky Heme," "The
Girl I Left Behind Me," "Carry Me Back
te Old Virginny," and "Listen te the
Mocking Bird" with Ted's own private
whistle out-mocking the original bird!
Listen te Ted's say-se about "To
morrow," his number en the ether side.
"I'm going te play you a fox-trot
'Te-morrow.' I'll play 'Te-morrow' te-day
and hope you'll remember it te-morrow."
We say, if you play "Te-morrow" te-day,
you will also play "Te-morrow" te-morrow,
tee. It's a whizz! Beth these splashes
en Columbia 10-inch Recerd A-3709, sell
ing for 75c.
But these are just samples picked
from the new Columbia program that's
out te-day. They're all equally geed
And they're all made by the new three
ply, laminated process an exclusive
Columbia feature which gives Columbia
Records a playing surface of velvet
smoothness that does away with discon
certing surface sounds.
Cut out the list and take it te your
Columbia Dealer and have him play any
or all numbers. Then you'll realize the
superiority of Columbia's Ntw Preem
Records.
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COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY. New Yerk
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Dutch Silver Relish Dish
Thit dish it heavily silver plated end contains a
glass lining with three compartments diameter,
6'' inches 6
We have many silver-plated reproductions of
Dutch Silver. The designs are pleasing, the
quality excellent and the prices moderate.
S. Kind & Sens, me chestnut st.
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JBWKMSnS SILVEHSMITHS
WALK-OVER
Big Six
Stitch
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ajaflMEg&. sHjBeaaBaNav
A New Fall Style
That's Going Over Big
In Redhue Calfskin with beveled edge sole
and a novelty stitched job that's se popular
we can't keep them in stock.
High Have you seen these
an - icamcr tausiun
specials? There is any
style you want and
Walk-Over quality in
every pair.
Harpers
1228 MARKET
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A Timely Werd te
ESTEY CUSTOMERS
Here is a quiet little word of
caution that may. be of real
service te you, that is. If Yeu
Expect te Purchase a Musical
Instrument for the Holidays,
BUY IT NOW.-
There Is a Shortage of Musical instruments
The demand is large the supply is smnll. At thi.-s
time, while this little- timely advice is bcint? written, there
is a demand for two pianos;, player-piano, and baby (,'raiui
pianos for every one obtainable, and before Christmas, in
our opinion, the demand will be larger and, if anything,
the supply will be smaller.
Yeu will be mere certain of neeubtemed KSTEV service
if you will make your selection and book your order new.
Fer many of the persons expecting te purchase a musical
instrument this Christmas will certainly be disappointed.
Estey Mime Service Includes
World Famous Estcy Wclte Mignon Reproducing
Pianos
Famous Estey Pianos Victer Victrelas
Estey Player-Pianos Senera Talking Machines
Estey Organs Cheney Art Phonographs
Victer Records
The Estey Easy-Payment Plan maki'n it imtmible
te arranpe your own terms within reituen. lined
Pianos acefitcd in exchange as partial payment,
ESTEY COMPANY
ESTEY HALL
17th and Walnut Streets
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, Sale of
COATS
Women, Mitses,
Children
The graceful lines of a cape
and the practical qualities of
a coat make this wrap attract
ive in cut, while the season's
vogue for all-black gives add
ed distinction te the lustrous
black marvella cloth and car
acul fur which is used. The
sleeves, which suggest the
cape, are beautifully embreid
ered, and fall in circular folds
'e the back, and are finished
with deep bands of the fur. A
cellar, chm-chm or shawl in
shape, is of caracul and fin
ishes the wrap. Was $235
new $210.
Special
Val. $125
Unrivaled coats in mar
vella, vicuna and tarquina, in
taupe,, brown, black, navy
with caracul and fox cellars
and cuffs, luxuriously lined
with fancy crepe de chine.
villas $38-50
Sports coats that are differ
ent, individual. Raglan and
set-in sleeves in light blue,
brown, tan tweeds and spats-cloths.
$89-50
"Anether greater and better supply of
These Coats
Fer a still greater 1'riday
and Saturday business.
Seems all the mothers are
coming here for the little
ones' coats.
at18-50
val. $26.50
Everyone a Gem
Net a disappointment in the
let. Styles right down te the
minute in new, fresh warm
lirfed and interlined coats.
Seme with regular, some with
raghn shoulders. In imported
tweeds, chinchillas, heather
cloths. Sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, at
$18.50 and a proportional in
crease in erice for ages up te
1 4 years. Every mother ewes it te herself te see tljem.
Outfits Coats, Hats, Leggings
in tweeds, $3$; in chinchilla, includ
ing a wonderful blue for children,
$40; in cameVs hair, $42.50,
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Sale of Dresses
$25 te $125 Dresses
for $19.50 te $95
$25 -new $19.50 a new
draped effect in Peiret Twill
Dress. Leng waistline. Upper
part of drees embroidered in blue
seutache braid.
At $27.50 new $24.50
one of tlie prettiest Dresses te be
seen loose kimono sleeve is em
broidered in colored braid
Straight line and very effective.
At $35.00 new $29.50
Tricctine Dress. Draped en one
side and trimmed with Roman Reman
striped ribbon and bone button.
$49.50 Jenny Medels,
$44.50
$95 Reshanara
Crepes, $79.50
etc., etc., etc.
W. Ha Embick & Sens
1618-20
Chertnut St
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