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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1906 HYDE MAY MARRY An Easy Pay menf Charge Account at A FRENCH ACTRESS FffiWE The Meal Home of Jolly 01D SANTA GLAUS Makes a MERRY CHRISTMAS Possible for All As the holiday' season approaches, when your heart is bigger than your pocketbook, and you desire to select appropriate gifts, for your husband or wife, sweetheart, father, mother, brother, sister, daughter, son or friend, you ought to open a charge account with the Kelly stores, where your credit is good. For our convenient part payment plan Whether you are rich or. not, for it permits you to select the most beautiful gifts from the greatest stock of useful and practical holiday goods we have ever gathered, without your having to pay one cent down, and to pay for them in small amounts after Christmas, that you will hardly miss and can well afford. lind Sec. 10)11111 IS hrlstmas Thoughts from the ATTENTION MOTHERS! allies Departments 1 9mm Slippers and FURS make any woman happy, even if she buys them herself, but if she receives them as a present she is doably grateful.

Shoes for Gifts $15 Jap Mink Sets, $2-98 $4 River Mink Cluster Scarfs with bushv tails extra large muff and long throw tie TOMORROW WE START A GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF BOYS SUITS Made Possible by a $10,000 Spot Cash Transaction We have purchased ftom G. Lamb 20 N.f3J Street, Philadelphia's most celebrated maker of boys' and youths' high-grade clothing, over six thousand suits at a shade over the cost of the uncut materials. This great clothing opportunity will be gladly welcomed by the thousands of mothers who have not bought their boys' winter clothing on account of the warm weather. Those who have waited until now are the winners. $1.00 Aonday will do the work of $2.00.

For every suit is marked at just half of what these same suits ara selling for in other department and clothing stores. Sale starts tomorrow at eight o'clock sharp. Bring your boys. Follow tha crowd. Extra salesmen will be in attendance.

YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. $16.50 Chinchilla Sets, Sefs, There's not a member; of he family -but that will be delighted with a pair of these $5 Opossum Throw con- $9-98 sistmg of "a large muff a nd throw tie of selected $35 Natural Mink $6.50 Opossum Sets, pon- handsome slippers or a nice pair of shoes. 6.48 $19-98 SelS, consisting of a large pillow muff and long throw tie, the same on both sides. sisting of a bell shaped muff and long throw ties SLIPPERS worth 75c Imita 39c tion alligator. All sizes.

Only one pair to a customer Suits-Monday For the Little Fellows For 3 to 10 years Norf and Russian Blouses in Blacks and Blues and Faneies. Ladies' Fitted Coats $20 Values Aade of all wool black kersey, 25 to 30 in. lengths. $7.98 Boys' KNEE PANTS 75c Values Sizes 4 to 16 35c a pair 3 Pairs for $1 SCHOOL OVERCOATS 1 Long Coats Worth $15 A great collection made of all wool kersey, the yoke is lined with good quality of satin. Seme are embroidered, others are braid trimmed.

They are made in the most sought for loose styles $1.00 $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $2.00 $3.00 $3,50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.00 Tailored Suits Greatly Reduced Tiie Saving is Nearly One-half We have just received lrom a New York maker, 75 tailored Suits, that are heavy enough and the correct, styles to be worn with furs. Every correct and most sought for kind is here; short, jaunty, high fitting coat suits; half length semi-fitting coat suits; stunning Pony or blouse suits, all are in the collection. Made mostly of Broadcloth, Cheviots and Venetians, in the most wanted shades. They are exceptionally clever Suits. SIS to $37.50 would be the regular price outside this sale.

Your choice Monday $10.98 fo $20.00 WOMEN'S JULIETS worth S1.25. Black fur trimmed. All sizes. Qa Only one pair to a customer 3UK BOYS' and GIRLS' SHOES worth SI. 50; lace or button.

Kid or patent OEa tipped. Sizes 6 to 2 O0 MEN'S BOX CALF and GUX MKTALSHOES worth $3.50. j-f QC Biucher style; good stout soles. For Their Older Brothers From 7 to 16 years Misses' Tourist Coats Worth $9 00 In a dozen different styles, sizes 6 to 14 yr. Special Monday 5.98 MLLE.

YVONNE GARRICK with very full sweep. Two Piece Suits, in Black, LA DIES' PATENT COLT and $2.98 Ol All Wool Materials, worth $5 OUX ETAL SHOES Special Aonday $9.98 $2.49 Blues and Fancy Woolen Fabrics. worth SI. Lace or button MEN PUBLIC SCHOOL Former Vice President of Equitable Does Not Deny Engagement to Mile. Yvonne Garrick The Jewelry Department Is AH Aqlow With Xmas Enthusiasm.

Smcy uttuututuuumtMMMttua Horo rrift Pvervbodv's Christmas at verv snecial prices. On wwvvvwwwwvv wnr -urn-. wxwv, 1 I III 1 1 t-c Toi. 5 nn p.htr fiminc. tt nn Ravs Wiii-hK.

S5 an Bracelets. 7 5e as We are offering a fine Eight Day Parlor GUESTS OF OLD PENN Superintendent Brumbaugh and Other Officials Were Entertained at University Clock that strikes the hour and pensive, too, if selected in tfT 5 Brooches, 75c np Charms, 50c np Cluster Rings, $1.25 np Cuff Buttons, 50c up Earrings, S1.C0 up our lamn department. Ask vSjfl? Fobs. $1 on Gold Heartc. SI nn lortmette Chains $1 up Misses Rings, $1.25 up Men's Gold half hour, with a cathedral srone.

ortn. jo at to see our rubv lamp at WJ, Watches, $12 ud Scarf Pins. SI no Sionet Rings, $1.75 up Wimea's Gold Watches, $12 up. MViWMwvvMVrwt WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CUT GLASS AND SILVERWARE $1.00 Weekly Ladles Diamond $1.00 Weekly Si Weekly ParlorHeatcr Jfegis- Piano The Best Gift ol ali a Broocb, like cut, Exactly like cut. new- sunravs pat tern, set with a large CHATELINE WA'TCD Elgin or Waif jam movement.

Worth or $1 a week worth $10 17.50 3 -fO brilliant blue -whit, diamond. Worth S25 $16.50 weekly PARIS, Dec. 8. Although the story has now been printed for several successive days, James Hazen Hyde, the wealthy American, has not deemed it necessary to make denial of the report that he is engaged to Mile. Yvonne Garrick, of the Comedie Francaise.

Whether it is true and Mr. Hyde has decided to allow the story to stand as it is, or whether, following his custom since coming to Paris, he refuses to comment on any personal matter, cannot be determined. It is altogether possible that the former reason is the one that induces his silence. At first the Figaro published a feeler to the effect that "a young actress of considerable talent is said to be engaged to marrv a rich American Avho is not vet Gills Tha! Carry You don't have to be rich to have, one of these celebrated instruments sent to your home. We have placed i3 3 Provost Harmon and the tru-tees of the University of Pennsylvania entertained the members of the Board of the Board of Supervisors and the principals of the Philadelphia public schools, at luncheon at Houston Hall yesterday.

At a meeting following the luncheon, addresses were delivered by Provost Harrison, Superintendent Martin G. Brumbaugh, Dean Josiah II. Penni-raan, Avery D. Harrington and President Henry R. Edmunds, of the Board of Education.

The object of the gathering was to bring before the teachers of the' public schools the new at the University, leading to the college degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of 8ci-enee. This course is to be given at the University in the afternoons, evenings and Saturdays and are intended primar ilv for teachers, both male and female. Henrv K. Edmunds in his address praised "the course, and said that he favored a one session daily for the public Lvric in Ladies' Diamond Ring Absolutely white and brilliant. Any setting vou choose.

$20.00 Stands 39 inches high, has a 10-inch fire box and will heat a room. 30 30. Full nickel trimmed Mail Orders filled. GenUemen's. Diamond Ring Set with L'arge blue white perrfect stone.

$1 .00 Q9f thousands of homes in Philadelphia on easy terms, and are willing to send one to vour home. 40 and is a Knight of the Legion of Honor. His device is 'God helps those who help and his dream is to be an equitable man." This preliminary going uncontradicted, if "was next announced that the "young actress whose engagement, was Yvonne Garrick. Xext it was intimated that the "rich young American who, was rJames Hazen Hyde. Lastly the two and two were put together and the conditional announcement of the Hyde-Garriek engagement made.

This Large Sleepy Hollow Rocker Exactly like illustration. Upholstered in real' leather, fitted with Harrington Combination Book Cases Reception IrlldLll 9 37 Patterns Grand display of 57 new pat For on: week oniv we offer this Celebrated $400 Piano on the easy terms of at week at springs, heavy roll arms, large tufted wings Worth S45 Special Holiday Price $225 $32.50 Kindly place your order as early in the week as possibl. while we are still able to arrange for prompt delivery." $3 to $30 12.75 terns. In oak like cut. with plate mirror HANDSOMF PARLOR SUIT AN FCANT GIT: THI Gcntlfjmen's Signet Ring New design.

50c 7c Omi 1 Holiday Suggestions Diamond Watch Charm Set with large bril liant blue white St. Davids' Diamond Jubilee The seventy-fifth anniversary of the organization of St. Davids' Protestant Episcopal Church. Manayunk. will be celebrated today.

Special religious services are arranged for the occasion. In con $18 stone. S1.C0 weekly From our Popular Rug and Carpet Departments Tomorrow we offer manv special values in handsome Rusrs which vou will find appropriate for the tiitt Season amonsr rifts that will meet vour fancy and not tax your pocket book. junction with the church's diamond Jubilee, Orlando Crease will celebrate his lifty-second year as vestryman. In the morning Rev.

F. A. La tint, D. pas 4b z2? $13.75 S20 IMPERIAL BRUSSELS RUGS Room In beautiful oat terns thev are guar tor, will deliver an Historical adrdess on the church. In the evening1 the anniversary sermon will be preached by Rev.

W. C. Richardson, rector of St. James' Protest anteed non-fadeable S25 I nPERlAL VELVET RUGS 1 7 Ladies' Signet Ring ant Episcopal Church, Twenty-second and Walnut streets. At both services a special musical program will be rendered by an augmented choir under the direction of James Lehman.

St. Davids" parish was organized in 1831, the first church, after being enlarged and remodeled, -was destroyed by tire on December 3. 1879. The present edifice was erected at a cost of $103,000. Room size.

In bright floral, oriental and handsome border effects. ANGORA RUGS REAL SKINS Animal shaped, in natural colors. QQ nn Worth up. Aonday Up ORIENTAL RUGS 1 Jti'V if schools. this he said wouiu ne more beneficial 'for the pupils and would also ive the teachers more opportunity for studv.

He said that the present long hours, taking up the time of the teachers from 0 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon, gave them little time to take up outside work. Superintendent Brumbaugh in his address said that he hoped that the fees for the course would be low, as the teachers did not receive high salaries for their work. Dean Harrison and Provost Harrison both stated that the University wished to do all it could for the teachers of the public schools, and wi id that the prospects tor the- success the new course were most promising. The new departure at the University will begin on February 1. IN A CLASS BY ITSELF Michigan Central Railway Gets a Special Rate CHICAGO, Dec.

8. The 'Michigan Central Kailwav was placed in a differential clhss bv itself yesterday, when Lucius Tuttle, 'president of the Boston and Alaine. as referee, rendered a decision in the rate controversy. By the terms of the decision the Michigan Central is permitted to charge a rate to Boston, New York and Buffalo, which is between the standard and the regular established differential rates. An exception is made in the case of the standard first-class rate to Boston.

Railroad men say there is grave question whether the railroads under the new-law have the right to arbitrate rate questions, but there is reason to believe that it will be observed, because each president gave his word to abide by before the matter went to Mr. Tuttle. The arbitrator decides that the rates which he has given the Michigan Cen-ti'al shall be applied by that road only over its eastern connection the New York Central. Long Pending Suit Dismissed by Judge HARTFORD, Dec. 8.

The long-pending Danbury boycott case, involving tllegations of conspiracy, brought by Dietrich E. Eoewe and Martin Fuchs against 4 S20 Baiooch Ol -fl "7C Gentlemen's Open Face Gold Watch With Elgin or "Waltham -ment. $1,00 weekly 9in.x3ft.4in. 3 ft. 5 in.x3 ft.

7 in. V-t a tf We are selling more this season for gifts than ever betore. You will understand the reason why when you see our display. This massive suit, as illustrated, with a frame work in beautiful mahogany finish, upholstered in two toned verona. A $40 suit.

Special Xmas price Diamond Cuff Links Set with brilliant white diamonds. TAPESTRY CURTAINS In all the most wanted colors. Worth S4.50. $2.98 FAT PEOPLE I WILL SEND YOU A TRIAL TREAT-MUST FREE. Worth S7.50.

50c $1.09 WFET $5.00 MONDAY. 79c weekly or wek'y $1.00 a Week Tjis large LEATHER COVERED MORRIS CHAIR SI-00 weekly I can reduce your weight 3 to 5 Pounds a Week and turn ill health into robust health. mental ulujfKlshness into activity, and relieve that feel tor Gentlemen's Diamond Ring Snake pattern. Set with 3 full cut white Christmas time is Morris Chair time, and we pride ourselves on having The most complete lines in Philadelphia. This one is an exceptionally massive one, with heavy carved pillars, bent arms ing or fullness and oppression by rodu ciug healthy digestion and as-ilni lation.

No distasteful dieting or Gentlemen's 3-Stone Ring Set with 3 rubies. I $15 uiamones. Si.OO weekly starvation, no exercisine. -Bia no nauseating drugs or sickening pills that ruin ending in carved heads. It is finished in the fine golden oak the stomach.

1 am a resnlnr prac.icinc phyxician and a specialist In the successful reduction of superfluous fat. My new and scientifically perfected method strengthens the heart and enables you to breathe easily, and quickly removes double-chin, large stomach and fat hips. Prominent physicians advise their patients to take my treatment and leading doctors themselvea are my pntienta. I absolutely truar an-tee satisfaction in every case. Write today for free trial treatment.

I will also send you free my new book on Obesity. It will Kive roti dpf-jillffrl outline of mr treatment. It will finish. The cushions are covered in 1 a erette. ThetiHing, is soft and of excellent quality.

In fact, the chair is an exceptional bargain at Martin Jawier ana otueis, ims neen settled. Judge Piatt, of the United States i j. 1 1 i A. muI0N FURXITLui. You can easily recall a nook or cranny in your friend's den that will welcome this furniture as a gift.

Ask to S- oar Mission Den CP. Morris CMr at $7. SO An Ideal Gil Music Cabinets In mahogany finish. lircuit couri, u.imioiMu& me junipiami be sent you free. Address EN It V.

RltAD-FOltl), I.D., 757 BRADFORII 0 EAST 5MD NEW YORK CITY. Attractive Gift for Little An A Handsome Gift MY LADY'S DESK Worth S7.50 50 ob new patterns for this s' Ladies' Gold Watch Elgin or Waltham movemsnt. J91 weekly Money (Like Cut JSSoo Parlor Chair 42 in. high. Come early if you want one.

as there's only 7Qf 59 in the lot Ladies' Gold Locket and Chain Worth S12 S6.50 weekly son. a showing: unequaled 8.50 in any other furniture house Others up to $20. Desk like Both Stores open Saturday until 10 P. M. Front Market Se vent li Sis rsas St So pl Street Store open Monday and Friday until 9 11 'TIS A FEAT TO FIT FEET ADVERTISED! Every -Wbinaa 1 1 WHEN 'f is mteretsiea ana snouia mow about the wonderful The need of preparation for winter comfort it now upon you.

Don't neglect yonr feet I iMARVELWhirlingSpray The new vrii jrmc. Best ost conten- aJsimer fa Li lent. It cleanses you need a dentist, you want the right one, to do it right and charge you a moderate price. My low prices We have over .100 styles, sizes and designs. The following price? will give you an idea of their cost.

No extra eharge'for printing advertisement: A vnM1 fimcroiat far i It ha cannot sutipiy the xne decision is ucmumT or me defendants. The plaintiffs allege that the defendants were illegally using their label and that a combination had been formed to limit the plaintiffs' trade. It also alleged that the defendants en-deayored to unionize the plaintiffs' factory and failing to do so declared a boycott imon hats made by the plaintiff, which were found in the hands 0f plaintiffs' customers in other States than Connecticut, notably California and Virginia. Italians to Dedicate Church -With appropriate religious services, the new Italian Church of St. Lucy, at Ashland Heights.

West Manayuuk, will he dedicated today. Kev. Eugene -Murphy, rector of St. John the Baptist's Roman Catholic Church, Manayuuk, will Conse-ciate the new High mass will be celebrated by Kev. Antonio Orlanda.

the pastor. The sermon will be preached by 'Rev. Anpclo Caruso, rector of Our Lady of Good Counsel Churcn. In the afternoon the Sermon will be preached by Rev. Father Fravl.

rector of the Italian Catholic Church of Norristowu. i H. A. Kammerer Falls Dead Henry A. Kammerer, for twenty-five years doorteuder of Common fell dead yesterday morning on Dover street, after leaving the residence of his son, 1768 Dover street, with whose 'family he haa spent the evening.

Kammerer was 56 years old and lived at 2205 Fairmount avenue, where he conducted a jewelry store. He was a member of several fraternal organizations. His father also met sudden death under similar cir-. enmstaneos a few years ago. Judges Name Jurymen l'or several hours yesterday the entire hoard of of the Common Pleas were engaged in drawing from the lists mimes which will be fur-nlsln-d the Sheriff to supply from them Jurors all the courts hi RH)7.

There were IXmjO names drawn in 99 iygienic MARVEL, accept no 100 20J 300 Envel. Size, 3.00 $4.23 $5.50 llluatrjitcd took sealed. It girea Insomnia Quickly Cured ADA-LUR-IEM Is an efficient nerve tonic of rare and extraordinary meirit. A never-failing cure for Insomnia and ALL XKKVOITS DISRUOK-KS IN MEN ANI WOMKN. ADA-LUR-IEM makes the eye bright and the mind clear, giving a delightful consciousness of nerlect health.

They are AI5-SOLUTELY HARMLESS and can be used hv the most delicate person. ADA-LU1MEM is giving marvelous results in all nervous diseases caused by aa anaemic condition of the spinal cord, especially so in SHAKING PALSY and LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA, curing loss of NKKVK POWER so usual with writers, professional and business people, office workers, bookkeepers, and all languid conditions of the svstem. ADA-LI'R-IEM healthfully regulates the bowels and liver, and restores the nerve harmony, the foundation of perfect health. FORMULA on every package. Ada-Lur-Iem conforms exactly with the Pure Food Law.

containing no alcohol, morphine, chloral, nor any harmful drug. Booklet free. Correspondence confidential. Price, per box; 6 boxes for $5. Mailed (sealed) by ADA-LUR-IEM MEDICINE 1137 Broadway, New York City.

Sold and recommended by Phila. druggists: COHEN'S, Reading Terminal. 12th and Market. IlDER'S. DRUG STORE.

1541 Chestnut St. MILLER DKl'O 15 North 11th st. 9th and Race, 11th and Arch sta. ACOB 1015 Chestnut st. II A.

NTOLTB. 8th and Race. I. SToEVER. Broad St.

Statlou. -VS. REICE, 81 Guard ae. 500 12.00 16.00 15.00 18.00 have built ray Slb.OO 22. CO 30.

OC 28.00 34.0 mm wnnir ait. r.iuRANTFF.n Size 5x 7. 3.20 5.43 Size 7x11, 4.00 7.03 Size 9x11. 3.oO 6.60 Size 11x14. 4.40 7.80 7.60 10.00 9.40 11.03 large practice.

If you are unable we will mail to call. For sale by Geo. B. Evans' Drur Stores; John Wanamaker (Drug N. Suellenburjj Co.

Llewellyn's. 1410 Chestnut st. Wards Off Dampness Avoids Rheumatism and oar sraarantee is pood. To accommodate our rapidly growing business we have removed to handsome and more commodious parlors (address below). When filling- or extracting teeth we employ the AJLVEOLAR METHOD, which Is ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS Kull set of teeth, I Crown and Bridge patent BUCtion.

with I work, 22-k. Gold. 3 gold filling. ex- 1 and (4. Guaranteed tractlnr free.

15 years. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT sarupf.es on receipt of 10c. for each sample wanted. This amount will be refunded when samples are returned in good order. L0DIS FIKK SONS.

Printers 16 South Fifth Street ja'JcinQ Maclines and Aecortis. The Panel ot Gnamea is Ou of the Siarhta Porcelain Fillings, $00 Fillings. Sc Gold, $1.00 Crown and Bridge Work, FOR MEN and WOMEN in XT ii The lennese urouo EASY PAYMENTS DENTAL PARLORS Of UaI descent Ladies' Shoe Parlors, Second Floor I Main-Floor Exclusively for Men theuoiei majestic 1212 1033 Market St. Br.Payn, ffl Dr. WM.

W. ALBEE, Mr St. The most surprising resort in- the world. JAS. 8.

MeCARTNEY. General Manager. 1204 6 8 Market St. A PERFECT FITTING T.mu.SoSo holds the ruptures in their places tiuder all postures. Does not chafe.

Always I'omforta- OAINT BOXES (DRAWING outfits for PAINTING and I PYROGRAPHY F.WE1ER& 1 12'6'cStreett Over Twaddell Shoe Store. Hours 8.30 A. M.to 8 P. M.Sua.,10 to Hfl SDA1AGI0 Try our one dollar Eye Glasses. Kodaks and 35 lull line of Photo Supplies'.

ble We have the reputation for trusses be- TTl II VETVi Pfl I CPt? ci' use we never let one ito out of our store nn-I ll liMl kli'tf ItMvliilitfd WWLLbU lrccs Rothschild Optical Co. SLIDES RSDOCtB L'lnZTS tZ3 FILBERT ii less it tits properly Bwwn' Druff lovb 1 iS Chestnut at. "The Mt dar and nlsht bool. and Arcb PUUadclphia Come aee it. Mouth's trV.

Sltuatloua eure. Writ OFENJBJVMNGS Week Before Chrlatm THE INQUIRE WAXT 1034 WAUiviiT BXKKtT.n.