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SHELTERS PLANNED
FOR CITY POLICE
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The following Pianos
were taken in exchange for
eut1 Matchles3 Cunning
ham Grands, Uprights,
Players and 'Acpreducing
Pianos, and are new en
sale with many ethers.
Payments Will Be Accept
ed te Suit the Purchaser
UPRIGHTS
Turret Booths te Protect
Frem Celd, Aim of
Cortelyou
Men
HI
$325 Weaver
Piane $QC
(Ebony) Ow
MfTait-'Jfl
$350 J. & C.
Fischer $11 fl
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$360 Marshall
"120
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$385 Lven &
Healy Att
(Walnut)
WILL HELP CHECK BANDITS
$400 Albrecht
Piane $
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(Mahogany)
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CAMAC ESTATE $209,012
Other Inventories Filed and Wills
Probated
Tlie personal property of the Inte
Cathnilne M. U. Canine wan valued at
$'J00,012 In an inventory tiled today
with the HcRhtter of Wills.
Inventories also were tiled for the
estates of Anna McOnrney, $58,203;
Mary A. Thmna, JJTillt; Mathilda
tftitrk, ?t1..'ir.t'. and Catharine 1!.
llurdlck, .f:i.,er4.
The wllN of thi following were pro
bated : Heckle tier-en, ."Sl!:t North
niRhteenth street, $1500; l.euU 1'.
(inukel, who died In Helle Vista Sani
tarium. $11000, and Mellaril Hushes,
181." North I'reMscy Htreet, ."5S00O,
Camden Sheriff Weda Phene Qlrl
Sheriff Isaiah Hutch. Camden Conn
M , mid MNi r.ll.aheth line Debbins,
We.t I'ldllnifwued, a telephone opera
tor nt tin- Camden Courthouse, were
married jwterilny In New Yerk. Al-
thetiRl the engagement wns announced
Inst December, the date of the wedding
was carefully Riinrded, nnd only n few
close friend knew of the departure off
the couple, Hneriir iiatcu uvci nt ue
talr ami Ik a banker there,
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HALLOWELL
Gift Baskets
Fer i
Thanksgiving
The Qift Supreme
Pnrfert itollverv auarantMtl
anywhere within 1000 miles
$5 te $50
Henry R. Hallea-ell & Sen
Bread below Chutnut
y &
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$400 C. J.
Heppe $1fl
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ec sons
l.ik New
(Mahogany)
$435 Ramsdell
& Sens $
(Mahogany)
175
$450 Vess
& Sens
(.Mahogany)
185
$475 Ivers &
Pend
.III v
(Mahogany)
$190
umEZfil
$500 Blasius
Sens
l.lkr Nevv
(Mahogany)
&
2I5
$501 Lester
Piane $OOC
i., i.- nw 6vil
(Mahogany)
$525 Havdman,
Peck & 3035
VO. a
t.'Uf u
(Mahogany)
$525 Ludwig
Piane $09C
X.lUt- Nnr MJ
(Mahcfjany)
Used 88-Nete Player-Pianos
B'fSTHBLSJii
$750 Cable
Piane $
I lUr n
(MaheRany)
275
$800 Story &
Clark $01 A
I Ikr fil J 1lJ
(MahnKnnj )
$850 Blasius &
Sens $09C
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(Mahogany)
$850 Lester
J? $340
Mahogany)
'360
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$900 Sohmer
& Ce. $f
Ilkr Nrnr
(Mahogany)
$900 Scho Sche
macker $07C
Angelus ''
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'(Mahogany)
Used Miniature Grand
Pianos, Ranging in Price
from $425.00 Upwards
ALL MAKES OP TALKING
MACHINES AT KEDUCED
PRICES
IT PAYS TO THINK!
ftlANO co.
hi
I1TH AND CHESTNUT
rax avBMUtas
trv- v t
Italtimere Ims t)reidri1 some n(
thee slullcis te protect traffie '
pelire from bail weather
Vretei ti'en from the eeld for trafile'
patrolmen i licins planned In Director i
'Cortelyou, ,, wants shelter booths
rriM-tcd for the men en duty. He :il-i j
pliiti- '.nine vimilar he(er for men en ,
peiN tji eiltlyiiitf nectien- where the
lookout for liutiilit- nnd ether l:ilu-eak-ei
-1 m cspecially visilant.
'I lie winter wenthir i dreaded h th"
iiieh wlm luu-t stand .it me .pcciallv I
bliiMeiy eerner and work the .enia- '
phei-e. He is en dijiy for etitlit heurs1
with 11 half hour respite for tuneh.
Ter Millie time the Dii-.-elne nml lit. '
atMsiiints hne been civ iu; serious '
tneught te the protection of these pa- '
trelmen. In aihlitien te tlu iTcetlen '
et hentIn ur every enwsins mi North !
end Seuth liiead street, thev are plan-
liins 11 erle of tuentj -siv I ths te
eneitvle ih,. eiiv. -.i.iiu'whnt similar te
t le e'd re,le,ihis that were built alea,;
the edRi", of the walled cities, ,e aii aii
prepria tien of .2().0im) ih made b
Councils se-ue yeiu-s ase for the shel
ters, but the inene.i wu use.l for ether
purpose.
Te He Taken l'p Nest Year
It is estimated tlt-u the plmw of the '
Director will cnt ncaily .IOy. (MM), .md
the whole situation will be discussed
with City Council earlr next war Ac- '
, cuidiiiB te tentative plans- of the Di
rector, the police shelter boerhs at the
outlets from the eiiv weubl li placdl
at the follevink' pniun, : Old Yerk rea 1 '
and City Hue; liread street and lheeii 1
ayenu: Market and Chestniir Street .
IVrries; at citraiice of Delaware Kher
Hridae. tu course of con-tniciien ; ,
Sixty-third nnd Market &treet. Taeenv
'Kerry: Dvfi.rd ir.enue and llmeevelt
Heiilnrd: City line nnd Terie.dule
nieuue: Wel-h read and Ken-melt
Heulevnrd : Kox Chase; Stenieu avenue
auii Clt line; Uidge nveicie and Lin
coln Di-mc; Laurel Hill unl and Lin
coln Drive; ( "Itj. line and I'.a'i nvenue;
rift.i -fniiriu str"et and City line,
Sit -ihiiii street and Citv Inn : Cirv
line and I.ancasur nvenue, SeventiiM
street nnd Iilisduwne nvenue; S'tv
third and Tine street-: Siv fnuit 1
street nnd llaltiinnre avenue; I'itv li-
and Woodland nvenue ; l'eiirn-e l'err
Hridge ; 1'ass.vunl; Avenue I'.ridRe and
Seuth Street 1'errv .
"The-e bombs," nid ! re ter Cur Cur
telveu. "wi" be connected villi Citv
Hall by li.opnenes. When a held. up
occurs In any purt of the eiiv. or if a
murderer etcape. the pelieen.en ln ln
tieii'd in th vuiieiis booth' un
about the city will be notified te be oil
the lookout and be able te intercept
bandits using nn.v one of the n reels
leadiiiK out of the city.
"We may have a policeman nt each
booth with n motorcycle se that be vld
have at Uast an eipial eh, nice in rap- '
turins bandits who ir t.i make their
escape in nuten.i biles " J
Leur I'nd-r Contemplation .
While the Din 1 ter is interes.., pri
marily Pi working mil 11 plan 1.1 ruled
banditi, he is nle it. ten sied ui getting
sheltel booths for llje tinm" poleemell.
who have te stand e,ir 111 the bitter mid
for hours nt a tim durini; man.' dajs
of winter I lining tin- hist dins if
l!l''0 Majer Moere signed an ordinance
a p rnpi latins .S'.'ll.UOO for she'ter
booths for traffic policemen. The fol fel fol
le'vins j ear various members of the
llureau of Police fc'et together atnl ex-
I hanged ideas us te the best kind of
II 'licit- booth thai ceutil lie liul't.
A 'ample booth was ceutrtutcd of
presse I steel, with six sides and us
man.v windows, se the policeman, pro
tected fiiiiu the -terill. lOllb! i'i' ever;. -thing
tti.it vent 011 about hsm. An
ejectrii semaphore was mounted en the
lop of the booth, and a "tio-Step"
sign wn, se arranged that it could lie
operated from inside the booth,
1 "Thh booth was impractical," said
Director Cortel.veu in discu-wiig the,
sample booth, "We haven t rempletcd
our plans, but we Intend te have booths
that are mere substantial. It might b 1
better te have ilnm built of concrete.",
llevvevrr. the money Council appre-
'printed te ihe department for shelter1
booths has merged, nnd we will he un-j
nble te go ahead with our plans until
we get an appropriation "
Council will net be asked for nn np- ,
piopriiitlen until net jear At pres. I
cut the I'.tircau of Police Is trying te get
j 1 lie sjiiehrenl'ed trafiic s.vstem perfect, i
1 and then will take up the mutter of
shelter booths.
Gives Bleed te Gave Physician
A pill' of bhiel giveii ve.ierdnv bv
1 (ieerge S. Van Klper, a -tiident in tic
Osteopathic Hospital, urebnblv will save
, the life of Dr. A. ,1. l.amb, a graduate '
I of Mctlill I'nlverHit.v. whi Is suffering
1 from secondary anemia Mr, D. S, U, '
I'enneek, who performed the operation,
'said Dr. Lambert's renditien was much
Improved.
CIIKArKIl BAIMt.M
A rfluetnai I" 170.000 pr mm ms ,
rrxently turn Hlinnuii""!, That tneann tht I
iirlr of uim-lwfiitr vliliUi of it .mr's lire-1
Auclten, Of liisslluiabl" lnir.t In inHrikin.J. '
In the cure of rt 1 1"-u . thla rtilullmi In prlx
ineana wiafrrnii vtwm, iiiutiy Hrnciai
en all commerllilat, rvn thei rar
radium, cemtlluta a part of tfea apptal et
ill Hualneaa Sactlun of Ilia I'cauc LIIMIS.
TRIPLE cushioning.
Prcsscd-en base.
Ths tractive might of
the All-Wcather Tread.
And the wcarinR
strength of Goodyear
stock and construction.
Yeu uet these advantages
only in the nev Good
year All -Weather Tread
Cushion Tire.
It it one of the cempfttt
line cf Goodyear Truck
Tires sold and serviced
by your Goodyear
Truck Tire Dealer.
Fer Sale by
O'BRIEN & HOOVER, Inc.
Distributors
22d and Race Streets
MUtemtm,
1 AUTOMATIC
1yyirr'
RBPNIOKRATIONl
v v aawv-vMv
1 1 lYrrrlne Ire Curif a nnd Oram I)esrrt
Y
De Away With Ice
Contrast Lipman Auto
matic Refrigeration with
the feeble, changing cold of
icct Perfect preservation
takes the place of frequent
spoilage; a constant flood
of dry, crisp cold displaces
air which ice would satu
rate with harmful mois
ture ; electricity quietly and
automatically takes com
plete charge of your re
frigerator. J.F.Buchanan & Ce.
1715 Chestnut St.
M1CHELIS
White Narcissus
BaBaaflla.' 24M ILlaS
Fer growing
in pebbles and
water; will
produce In a
few weeks n
profusion of
beautiful flow
ers. 7SC per
dez. (by p. p,
85c) j per ICO,
.?5.23.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Daffodils, etc.
Palms, Perns, Plant Tubs,
Jardinieres, Pets and Saucers,
Pep Cern and Cern Peppers.
5 18-5 16 Market St.
R!E.T57
Founded In 1894
1204 Chestnut St. U Seuth 15th St.
1119-21 Market St.
Coerttrht. 19::, A. D. Klrsclit'atun Commar
Full Dress And
Tuxedo Suits
In these evening clothes, the
R. & F. stoics offer you all the
elegance of fine journeymen
workmanship by the Kirschbaum
shops new, authentic styles
fine materials and trimmings at
an extremely moderate price.
45
(Ceat and t: ensen)
Quality Always Moderately Priced!
6
I26f28 G&et7uj Street.
1 1
$110
A New Greup
of Very Fine
Ceals Specially
Priced at
Coats of the finest and most
desirable kind and very specially
marked at $110.00.
Materials are beautiful shades
of gerena, preciesa, fashena,
cashmere and ether lovely fabrics;
cellars and cuffs of first - quality
squirrel, beaver, taupe and plat
inum wolf, taupe and black fox;
lined throughout with crepe de
chine. A number of attractive
models, one of which is sketched.
Other special lets jf Wom
en's and Misses' Coats at
$19.50, $29.50, $40.00, $50.00,
$65.00 and $84.00.
All Millinery
Reduced 4
Every Hat in stock at 1 1 26
Chestnut Street and at our
Shep in the Bellevue-Strat-ford
at 1 '3 less than the reg
ular prices:
96.00 Hats for
6.60 Hats (or
7.50 Hats (or
19.85 Hats (or
$12.50 Hats or
$15.00 Hats for
17.50 Hats for
$20.00 Hats for
$22.50 Hats for
$30.00 Hats for
$35.00 Hats for $23.35
$40.00 Hats for $27.00
BONWIT TELLER &.CQ
9Jie6ptaalxShspOfmane
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
Tomerrow: Wednesday and Continuing
Throughout the Week, We Will Held Our
tt"MMiMmsm
Coming at the beginning of the winter season, with
every department participating, this Sale provides
exceptional opportunities te purchase high-grade Winter
apparel at reductions nothing short of phenomenal.
SAVINGS OF V4, TO 2 OFF FORMER PRICES
$4.00
4.35
5.00
$5.60
$8.35
$10.00
$11.70
$13.35
$15.00 '
$20.00
Thirteenth and
Chestnut Street Shep
BLOUSES&SHIRTS
Overbleuscs
and Ceat Effects
Regularly 12.60 te 25.00
Matclasse, Persian, Crepe de
Chine, Crepe Rema and crepe
back satin, introducing braid
ing, embroidery and beading.
Tailored Silk Shirts
Vmry Special
Shirts of heavy-quality silk, fea
turing Tuxedo and Peter Pan
cellar;.
Hand-Made Blouses
Very Special
Tailored Hand-made Blouses;
trimmings of real Irish and filet
laces and fine tuckings. Bab
and Tuxedo cellars.
First Fleer
HOSIERY
1000 Prs. Imp. Wool Weel
Silk & Weel Hese
Regularly 2.9S
Fine quality Imported ribbed
wool Hese and silk and woolen
Hese in brown or green heather
mixtures.
8.75
10.00
12.50
15.00
5.00
2.95
3.95
5.00
1.50
1.85
1500 Pairs Medium
and Sheer Silk Hese
Regularly 3.954.95
Pure silk Hese in medium and
sheer weight with re-enforced
lisle garter hem. Alse open
work designs. In black, man
dalay, russet and beige.
On Safe al thz St. James Shep
and Thirteenth & Chestnut Street Shep.
MILLINERY
100 Winter Hats
Fer Women & Misses
Regularly 20.00 25.00
A wonderful collection of
Sports, Tailored and Dress
Hats at less than half price.
The newest modes and trim
mings are introduced.
10.00
First Fleer
SEPARATE SKIRTS
Satin Bodice Skirts
Regularly 13,50
Distinctive models featuring fine
box plaiting. Te be worn with
the new Jacquettes. Navy,
brown, black.
Imported Flannel Skirts
Regularly 18.50
Smartly tailored model in green
and black, or henna and black
checks; new side fastening.
Duvctyne Checked Skirts
Regularly 18.50
Medel introducing knife plaits,
side fastening and novelty scal
lop effect of solid tone material.
Black and white; navy and tan.
Third Fleer
SWEATERS
Pure Silk Sweaters
Reg. 18.60 te 27.50
Slip-en and Tuxedo models in
smart colorings; net all sizes and
colors in every model.
Weel and Silk & Weel
Reg. 9.78 te 22.80
Tuxedos and slip-ens in alpaca
Shetland, silk and wool, mohair
and imported alpaca.
Hand-Woven Scarfs
Reg. 6.00 te 10.00
Sports Scarfs in striped and
blocked weaves. Various color
ings and contrasts.
Firtt Fleer
9.95
10.95
15.00
15.00
5.00
&
7.50
2.
3.!
) 5.
95
95
00
St. James Shep
Walnut at Thirteenth
UNDERTH1NOS
3.95 Vest Chemises
Heavy crepe de chine in flesh, or
orchid, blue and peach, ,0"
Drawers te match, 2.85
4.95 te 6.95 Chemises
Crepe de chine, grenadier crepe,
radium and crepe-back satin in 3,95
step-in model.
5.95 Silk Petticoats
Silk Jersey, meteor or radium in
suit shades. Alse satin and 3,95
Georgette in flesh and white.
6.95 Silk Petticoats
Silk radium in new straight-line 4.85
model. Navy, tan. henna, black.
11.75 Costume Slips
Medels of heavy crepe-back satin, 6,95
featuring deep hem.
16.50 Breakfast Coats
Medels of radium taffeta or crepe
back satin with patch pockets and 11,75
riichings.
35.00 te 49.00 Nightgowns
Crepe - back satin exquisitely
trimmed with real lace, Fr. flowers 29.50
and nbben.
37.50 te 49.50 Negligees
Crepe meteor and crepe-back satin
in flesh, ciel blue, peach, orchid 29.50
and Fr. blue.
GLOVE SILK
200 Gleve-Silk Vests 1.45
With tailored bodices. Rtflarly 1.95
150 Knickers te Match 1.95
In flesh color only. Regularly 2JS
200 Gleve-Silk Vests 1.85
Heavy quality. Bodice top.
Regularly 225
150 Knickers & Step-Ins 2.85
Te match Vests. Regularly 3.35
200 PANTALETTES 3.95
In black, navy, taupe, beige, ncgre.
Regularly 5 JO
BONTELL CORSETS
7.50 Dotted Batiste Corsets
French step-in model with slender 3.95
straight thigh line.
6.50 Little Shirley Medel
All-ever embroidery with elastic 3.95
insert; sans lacing. Lined with net.
12.50 Sans Lacing Corset
Made of surgical webbing and 7.95
broche. Extremely straight thigh
line; limited quantity.
TOILETRIES
Chestnut Street Shep
7.50 Rosine Nuit de Chine 5,00
Perfume
1.50 La May Compact Pew- 1.00
der with refill
1.50 La May Rouge and 1,00
Compact Powder
Special Heubigant'a Quel- .90
quea Fleur Talcum
1.75 Kerkeff'a Djer Kiss 1.45
Perfume
2.50 Kerkeff'a Djer Kiss 1.95
Perfume
1.75 Kerkeff'a Djer Kiss 1.45
Toilet Water
3.00 Kerkeff'a Djer Kiss 2.25
Toilet Water
.90 Kerkeff'a Djer Kiss .75
Sachet
BAGS & NOVELTIES
Beaded Bags
An extraordinary collection of
beaded bags in interesting flower
motifs, Oriental and futurist de
cigns. Nevel tops and shapes. .
Formerly 5.S0 te 18.60
3.75 Pearl Hair Bands A
variety of attractive designs.
1.75 Powder Jars Pretty
painted flowered patterns.
3.00 Powder Jars Artistic and
unusual effects.
First Fleer
3.95
7.50
10.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
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