TBr"'WW: y: "' , "' $X ?.. i FUNERAL RITUAL Tomnerarv Ferm for Burial Sorvice Sent Out by Depart ment Headquarters GET MORE FIRING SQUADS A temporary form for military funcrnl scrtlcea te be conducted by American Legien pests has been Issued by department headquarters lu Pcnn- (jlvanla pests- -' This guide is complete In all details, even suggesting suitable remarks for thThf 5e'n this city !ll loin the army In furnishing firing squads upon 0. Harris, of All-Navy Pest, Ne. 107, will provide firing squads upon unnllcatlen through the office of the nmmandant at the Philadelphia Navy Walter M. Gearty Pest. Ne. 315. rsve evidence of its belief that the county committee will be reorganized In accordance with the new constitution, nhen It nominated Its representatives In the committee as follews: Hugh .1. Murrav. Marcus 8. DcWelf. David B. Simpsen, Geerge AVanger. Edwin E. Hollenback, lleland 0. Hclslcr, Jeseph H. Neble. A. Beene Cost. William J. Hradlcj William Tv. Itountrce, Jehn M. c.entnrr nnd Henry D. Cor. Othcr nominations for offices te be filled at the election December Ji are: Pet commander, David H. Simpsen; tmler lcc commander, C. Wilsen Fry; 1 " TOURS Junlar vice commander, Marcus B. be Wolf adjutant, WlIllanrT. Quay r as. sistant ndJuUnt, D. Nerman Conn; finance officer, J. Henry II. Van Zandt; historian, Herace J. Inman ; chaplain, the Itcv. Jeseph Ij. N. Wolfe-, sergeant, at-arms, Leuis J. Hcrcc, 8r. ; assist. William Keller. These will be elected unanimously and without opposition. Executive committee (five te he elected), lleland 0. Hclsler. Edwin ID. Hollcn Hellcn back, William L. Iteuntrce, nuthcrferd McA. Warren, Geerge M. Orf, Herman oiean una ucnnis swank. New quarters have been obtained by Lawrence E. Delancy Pest, Twenty fifth and Brown streets. Basketball games are desired by the team of David W. Jnmesnn Pnf . Teams wishing games should address I a H Tn I r,,-"l 1IV nlni '... A rJ-jltx- I ' .1 ' ' f I l''1'''''l Comro Je' Berliner, 2183 Spring Garden sired. The StcrnM?rlce Pest, of the Ameri can Legien, will held a dance en Arml Arml stlce Day, tomorrow, nt the Columbia Club. Bread and Oxford streets, at which all servlce men are requested te be .present and slgu applications ,fpr Victory Medals. The dance is In honor of Private Mil Mil eon Stern nnd Sergeant Aaren I. Price, after whom the pest Is named. The two men died en the battlefields of France. The pest will be presented with colors donated by tbe parents of the two sol diers. Fermer service men are requested te bring their discharges with them se as te present them in application for the Victory Medals. Twe clerks of the War Department will be present te take the applications. , 47th Anniversary Sale Specials for Thursday ii Tetms teubs t. Wtimem d)aJHaTO" m PftlClQWNO 1 f "Will I'll I aSMtiajT 5 OMumtMihsu I QftYmn e-rfir l wttftnftren IT W T Vf..n...Tnii ' amu p Btwttnew yCAHMAM bunswick e , g-wewewnu tMiuuin Bst AUOUSTWC S IfOBMONO tDAVTOHA OCAU QNIWSMVftllA Obijpe R Vrrrujviui muiaitaJtahjUeci(umi W"1 BM4MI I "$&l) FLORIDAcKsSSr Plnehurat, Southern Pines, CamcUn, Savannah, Brunswick, Havana VIA SEABOARD AIRLINE The shortest, most attractive routs. Lururieui tteel inaa xwim auir uirougneut um rer. btt wt- cllns comfort te AmcrtCA's Wlntr pUycreunds. SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITED Dallr commencing Jwukry 3d, 1021. All tel Pull min. Cerapirtmeat. Drkwlue Roem uid Section Bleepcn; Obscrrktlen, Club Smoker and Ulnar. Ar. rlm I3ech. .835 A.M. At. Key Wert.... 820 P.M. ( IlKTAnA Dent mils 10 P. Ml !lellelr. vtTmp. 7M0AM Lt. New Yerk. . .030 P. M. Lv. PnlUdelphl 8;47P.M. Lr. Bklttmere 11:01 P. M. LT.WMhlntten 133S A.M. '(Sleeper open at 10 P. M.) St. retenburff. via Timnt w. . tan A.et. StneetA. . . . .8:10 A-M. Fer resort booklet $, tchedules and all Information address: E. C. JOHNSON, D. P. A. l.-.3.- Chestnut St., rhllndelphln. 1'a. f Jan. 15th CRUISES Feb. 19th Twe cmiies of 33 days each en palatial uamen of the Great White Fleet built for Cfuuing in the tropics. Nearly all staterooms are outside and have rrivate.bath. ft,y up, including Shere Excursions. Visits will be made te lavina arid Santiage, Cuba; Pert Antonie and Kingsten, Jamaica; Cristobal, Panama Canal; Pett Limen and San Jese, Cesta Rica; Havana and return te New Yerk. EUROPEAN TOURS Wimerteurs te Northern Africa, Algeria and Tunisia, Sicily, Egypt and the Nile. Sailing Small parties under personal escort visiting: idly, fcevet and the Nile. Saiune Honolulu, lanan. Manchuria. China and the from New Yerk, Jan., Feb. and March. Phihoeine Islands. Sailing from Ian. te Tulv. ORIENT TOURS 1 parties under personal escort visi Honolulu, Japan, Manchuria, China and the '.': :;m l&3 SOUTH AMERICA CRUISE January 29th 70 days 2200 up Down the West Coast en the luxurious Pacific Line Steamer "Ebro" vp the East Coast via the Lampert & Helt Line. Itinerary include the best there is te see in Seuth America and the celebrated trip across the Andes. Seventy days of pleasure en land and sea. An extended program of sightseeing in all the principal cities of Seuth America. Write ter details. Whmvtr you travel carry these spendable everywhere American Express Travelers Cheques TRAVEL DEPARTMENT 113-145 S. Dread 8t.. I'hlla. rhenei Walnut 4057 lVananiBker'n Main Iloer, Central Ph.: Spruce 5 Mb c WEST INDIES Havana, a gay and historic capital, fascinat ing combination of the Old World and the New. Santiage of Spanish War fame, a bright picturesque town at the head of a superb harbor. Pert AnteniO, in Jamaica, the most beau tiful and fashionable resort en the Caribbean Sea. ivingSten, once headquarters for pirates and buccaneers, today an important colonial capital. Colen, the Atlantic entrance te the Panama Canal, with its rows of alluring Chinese shops. Panama, en the Pacific, a Spanish treasure city hard by America's vast engineering triumph. Ltimen, the world's greatest banana pert, begirt by the deep, flamboyant Central American jungle. San JOSe, the vivid capital of Cesta Rica, typical of quaint, unchanged Latin-American cities. Raymond-Whitcomb Cruises te the West Indies and Central America include all these netableplaccs and provide for extensive sight seeing in each. Twenty -four memor able days en land and sea, February 12, March S and 26. $450 and up. m ii & A SPECIAL 50-D4Y CRUISE-TOUR TO SOUTH AMERICA including the essential Latin-American ports and capitals en both the East and West Coasts. Sailing February 15, 1 92 1 . A truly remarkable chance te see the cities of our sister republics. Write for details. Other tours te California and the Haivaiian Islands, Flerida and Nassau, Europe, Seuth America, Arabian Nights Africa (Algeria and.Tunisia) , Japan-China and Round the World. Send for booklet desired. 1 RAYMOND & J 338 WALNUT STREET WHITCOMB COMPANY Telephone, Filbert 3864 JH Iffi it I 4H JU 9 I lMLjt I Hfc. lMy(r( I " Our Anniversary Sale Offers Savings Never Before Surpassed en Beys' Clothing $22.50, $25 & $28 Winter Overcoats, $16.75 Of all-wool nncy evcr- COatlntrS thermiclilv flni coats from our own factory', at Bread and Wallace atrcets. Splendid assort ment of styles; geed col ors; sizes 2i te 18 years. $28.00 te $30.00 Norfolk Suits, $18.75 Rlght-Posture Suits of all-wool fancy cheviets and cassimercs in brown, green nMrl prnv rTllft.rtl1rl.lt In!- lered: all linings, trimmings, etc., eThighest grade; sizes 7 te 18 years. $25.00 te $26.00 Norfolk Suits... Of all-wool fancy cheviets, and cassi mercs in brOwn, gray and green; thoroughly tailored; very smartly styled. Sizes 0 te 18 years. $8.75 Black Rubber Raincoats Fine for rainy weather the kind all boys like. Sizes C te 18 years. Hats te match, ?1.00 cxtru. $20.00 Norfolk Suits at With two pairs of full-lined knickers in all-wool fancy cheviets and cassimeres; newest shades; coats lined with mohair; thoroughly tailored. Sizes 6 te 18 years $17.50 Mackinaws for Beys. Of all-wool heavy-weight blankets; big assortment of colors; double-breasted styles, belted all around. Sizes 7 te 18 years. Beys' $3,50 te $4.50 t5S. $2.45 & $3.10 Of best quality; excellent for c very-day wear. SNELLEHBURflS Third Fleer m Wednesday, Net. 10, 1020. Stere Opene Dally t 0 A. M. Clese, at 8S0 X. M. Snellenbure S LJ. ENTIRE BLOCK -MARKET. llTSm I2HSTREETS twJ $15.75 $6.50 $14.95 $12.25 The Famous Effanbee Dells Dressed Are Specially Priced (tO 50 etc among the numerous ether money saving items in toys in the Anniver sary Sale Yeu can make any purehaaen new und we'll held the merchandise for you until Cftri8tma8r. Avail your 'self of these excellent opportunities te SAVUI Swinging Dell Cradles, $31)0. Rosewood Finish Pianos, $1.75. Tey Tea Sets variety of kinds, 25c te $7.50. Popguns withcerks 50c. . Drums various kinds 60c. TQumpcts, 65c. , ' ,. Teel Chests, filled $2.95. GAMES FOR EVERYBODY At 25c Dominoes, checkers, authors, cootie, fish pond, etc. At 50c Ouija beards, geographical lotto, liberty blocks, tiddlcdy-winks, rummie, loony, etc. At 75c Pit, reek, flinch, India, pistol games, etc., etc. At $1.00 Parcheesi, Pollyanna, Tricky Triangle3, ring toss, lotto, etc. PJav Furniture! 25c te $19.25 Seme of it is just right for dolly and some of it is big enough and strong enough for dolly's mis tress. There are bureaus, chiffoniers, tables, chairs, book cases, desks and regular little kitchen cabi nets for the small coekl Caterpillar Tractors, $3.75 Complete With Trailer, as Shown, $4.25 Fer Playroom or Out-of-Deers This sturdy little tractor with its powerful meter will travel ever rough ground, crawl ever obstructions und climb grades with tin ease that is remarkable, while en smooth ground several trailers may be easily attached by means of draw bars. The meter is equipped with a governor for regulating the speed and a lever for starting and stepping. Real Moving-Picture Machines The Keystone "Meviegraph" Moving Picture Machine and Magic Lantern Combined, $7.50 Illustrating a 1 1 sorts of subjects of interest te children. Attractive, instruc tive Runs by at taching it te any electric socket. Ab-Cum-0 Graphs, $4.50,$5.50, $8.50 and $19.75 Simple te operate !i n d interesting te children of all m Tomorrow We Will Place On Sale Our Entire Stock of Men's, Yeung Men's & Youths' Suits A Total of 5039 Suits, Without Reservation, Including Blues, Blacks, Fancies and Novelty Mixtures New Marked at $45.00 te $75.00 At$ 35 each O UR manufacturing department assures us that this is tne lowest price at wnicn sucn ciucnmg can pos sibly be sold for a year or mere te come, regardless of what market conditions may arise. When you realize that the regular prices we emote already represent drastic reductions from our original prices prices that were by far the lowest in the city yeu'U understand why we can be se emphatic about this price $35.00 being the lowest that can be reached. Here's a Clothing Sale That Gees Net Half Way, But ALL the Way In Meeting the Public's Demand for Lewer Prices Regardless of the cost of production regardless of eur: own legitimate profit regardless of the fact that our maker-te-wearer policy of selling clothing eliminates the middle man's profit and makes our prices always the lowest in town we offer you these phenomenal values in the most desirable weight suits right at the height of the selling season ! Buy Geed Suits at Less Than the Present Cost of Making ! THE STYLES Siwjlr nnd Deuble Ilrcastcd, 0 "i ice and Three Hut. In. i ih-Fitting Medels. A i ft Uji Styles. Wonder ful Assortment of Hack Ceat Medels for men of conservative tastes. THE FABRICS Worsteds Ca8simerca Cheviots Velours Flannels Tweeds Novelty Cletlis THE COLORS Browns Grays Greens Blues Blacks Stripes Checks Over-Plaids Mixtures Novelties Quantities and Values are as Follews: 768 Suits That Were $45.00 896 Suits That Were $47.50 561 Suits That Were $50.00, 692 Suits That Were $55.00 530 Suits That Were $60.00 621 Suits That Were $65.00 542 Suits That Were $70.00 190 C:c TTUt VITm-n 7t: HO ms kJLlJ.le XIXtlL Wv y tJ.Ji I Sufi i rwRireri Third Fleer CHOOSE AT $35.00 ilO 3' Here's a Christmas Gift you'll save en by purchasing in the Anniversary Sale Men's Open Face Watches AS PICTURED Special at $9.25 112 size with guaran. teed casea and guaran teed movements. We can recommend this watch highly ns an ex cellent timekeeper a most acceptable gift! SncHenburgS First Fleer $3.00 Dermez Sheets Size 81x90 Inches at Only $1.95 Each Splendid sheets firm and close in weave, very serviceable. All made of the famous Cast Iren sheeting, but ticketed "Dermez," unexcelled for service. SneUdTbUrSS First Fleer Special for Tomorrow! $5 Satin Charmeuse at $2.50 yard Beautiful costume silk at the lowest price for which it's been offered this year! Very fine in weave, soft and lustrous in quality. In the season's three best colors Black, Navy Blue and Stal Brown Reduced for Anniversary! These Very Geed Leeking $20.00 Extra-Size Dresses at $15 In two graceful and servl ccable models becom ing te all large figures and splen didly practical! Of e x c e 1 1 ent quality silk pop lin, with long tie girdle and effective embroidery around the tunics, and long, roemily cut sleeves. Navy, black, taupe and brown shea ii te 55, but net every size in every color. One style pictured. bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer' 4JHnM VliMttV M ' ) i x J jL f f Savings Extraordinary! en Every Single Greup of These Wonderful Undermuslin Specials in the Anniversary Sale! 52.25 Envelope Chemises for $1.45 Of fine nainsoek and combed yarn fabrics in quite a number of pretty styles, trimmed vith lace insertion 'nd e m b reidery medallions. $2.00 Gowns for $1.19 Of fine lingerie cloth and nainsoek in white and flesh color; several very pretty mode's with rows of lace inser t i e n, embroidery and ribbons. One pictured. $350 Flannelette Gowns, $1.79 In neatly striped double - yoke mod els trimmed with braid; very full Seme plain white. ages. Mall and Phene Orders Given Prompt Attention Snfi i iTNHtircr. Fourth Fleer SneTleNBURGS First Fleer You've Only te ChoeseNemo Corsets Once, te INSIST Upen Them Ever After! After they've once been selected, they're invariably the corsets of later choice, be cause women find them combining most admirably the requirements of geed style, perfect comfort with incomparable hygienic features! All newest Neme Medels Here in Sizes for Every Figure Neme Self-Reducing Corsets, $5 te $9 Neme Wenderlift Corsets, $6.50 te $14.50 Neme Marvelace Corsets, $8.00 Neme Kbpservice Corsets, $5 te $9.25 Extra Special! Snellenburg Special Corsets and Others Equally Geed at Half Price Discontinued models, but all new, fresh corsets, in excellent styles and most wanted materials. $3.00 te $4.00 Corsets, $1.98 $5.00 te J&6.50 Corsets, $2.59 $7.0G Corsets, $2.95 $7.50 te $10 Corsets, $3.95 $11 te $15 Corsets, $6.95 wfc. y 1 i cut and carefully made. $1.50 Flannelette Knickers, 95c Of varln, heavy quality, full cut and finished with elastic at waist and, knee. In striped effects. $1.59 Knit Petticoats, 45c In gray effect, finished with crocheted, edge and striped border. Extra-Size Undergarments in the Sale $3.50 Extra-Size Flannelette Gowns, $2.75 In neat striped effects, made slipover style with V necks or in buttoned-front models. Kimene or set-in sleeves, finished with silk braid. $2.75 Extra-Size Envelope Chemises, $1.95 Full cut, daintily made chemises of fine nainsoek, with built-up shoulders and embroidery or lace trimming. $2.00 Extra-Size Gowns, $1.15 Of lingerie cloth in pretty slipover models, with round necks; hemstitched or shirred. SNELZENEJURflS Second Fleer Women's Brassieres & Bandeaux ut Half and Less $1.50 llradsicreu, 69c $2.00 Brassieres, 98c $3.00 te $4.50 Brassieres, $1.98 Snellen Shep around and you'll prove te yourself that this Anniversary Sale Saves you 25c'c te 50- en Best Kind of n AM A JLuaaaae $3.65 a DuPont Fabrikeid Traveling iairs at Sturdy wa ttr proof b 1 a e k bags, guaran teed net te crack or 'iel, unafFect- (1 by pk- remes of tum- c r a t u r e Light, easy te carry full 18-inc h size with tirimy sewed corners and inside locks and catches. Genuine Cowhide Traveling Bags at A . A mmy 12.90 BURflS Second Fleer Built for long service. Made of Ann bearded stock; soft and pliable the sort of cewhide that usually gees into bags selling for two and thiee times as much. Leather lined. Black, tan and cordovan, in 10 and 18 inch sizes. SncLIlnbOrcS First Fleer i ! l '! 'Wf ii mn iM li& , , .wr ' M Y. ' i m . i IJI N. SNELLENBURG & CO. y - r s.(.urf 1 N. SNELLENBURG & CO.
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