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17
Letters to the Editor
Pay Police Living Wage
Hie f illlor of the Evening Public J.trtotr
Hlr -N'ow tht the city I In nerd ot
morn patrolmen and traftlcmen, in oppor
tunlty io 't the pick of the bet men ob
ulnable for" theeo positions present ltnelf
h. time when men arc betas' laid oft from
roiltlon where the) are no lonirer needed!
men who have, rood record and could fill
the pnelllonn and nil requirement"
rtirme 'ho have lieen discharged from the
, my with no real Job to follow should be
Kben Ural consideration AppllcAnta who
,s the euamlnatlona should be allowed a
ilnir w-nire, an Income that will mako th"
nb Intereatlnir. eay MO a week to start
with and possibilities of an Increase when
nrewry to hold a man who proves him
..If capable No man should be envied ft
aire that will allow him to Ihe In de
no and to carry n larae Insurance to pro.
tecl his family In case, he (rets picked off
he some nirny bullot IhBt mlKht not have
irrn Intended for him
tn Income allowing- him to belong to any
f unnUatlrm he so desires, .that his family
i be Insured protection In case of death
- Hrknes nnd that they may continue Ufa
tlmut debt faclnir them Depending on
rlt to le them what they should have
I ad If the husband ot policeman were Riven
i Income bused on the cost of matntalnlnr
Ms family, plus the lost of his protection
md education. In place of bolng tlVn a
i rtaln amount of Income limited to the ap
i oprlatlon afforded allowing- the pavment ot
m wanes ony.
A nine In wages to the present force will
..tnote the best that can be produced and
Ml bring (rood results, with the proper backv
i g of the higher omclal It Is a crime 10
eter a person employment at ft starva
on wsire and expect him to produoe ru
nults on an honest basis
It has been proel that low wagea ben-
r nobody. The IJoston pollon, for example.
'i ie men were denounced for striking for
rr Income. They were expelled nnd other
n en nut In their, places.
I'nenty-aome of these men who took their
tc-i are held for crime Imagine police,
i n being held for crlmel Policemen taken
f m unnecessary duty would help In filling
i gaps In the force, caused by pollen bln
, pplled to n'shcarts, taxlcabs nnd numer
c s other strike duties, which only pro
! persons who are not worthy of pro-
clon causlrsr expense to tho cltv without
n benefit In. return,
rhls practice of persons breaking Into
her workers' Jobs from which they earn
i Ir 'Itellhood should be discouraged by all
s' workers and emploers Many per
il r enrniirage this practice to reduce waires,
r ih means Increasing the cost of living
. I lowering the standard, resardlees of
t r life of persons at the hands of Inex
t rlenred help. Htrlkes nnd wvtfieauta
h jld be truthfully lnetlgated, and It
r.iuld be found the employer Is ss much re
s onulhle ns the cmploje and should be con
s lered an such until n settlement Is reach
t ' sitlsfactory to both parties.
Iho workers, skilled or unskilled, Includ
1 t clt employes as well, should stop
t, ricking one another, shnko hands and fo.
U pMns that will protect themselves and
the r Jobs from persons who base their ad.
icment In life on their own solflsh In
it dinil Kreed, which usually ends In dis
inter ot some other person's sacrifice and
evp-nm Accepting tho next best price foi
Mr labor, their services bxoine worth-
is and at this point the) ask chnrltv
1 im their brothers they hive wronged, con.
i irnlng ciry one alike for the cause of
their downfall brought on by themselves
viin persons' opinions are strong
H.,.ilrt a body of men going out on strike
ualkout In a group for more Income to
t tho higher living costs c-vused by tho
minds of groups such as the Ice Trust.
'rult Growers' Association wool king,
lf Trust, Coal Operitors' Association and
mn other organlitttlons Wh) are these
anlzed groups allowed to operate In a
li d when the workers are condemned for
1 e same practice, tho motive In both cascs
t'irtg the same moro Income?
Thi I'. IX T. Co Is used us a modil eg
h nple for eliminating strikes, with Its oo
'MTatlte give-and-take pollc), whlih usuallv
p with the compun) doing the striking
i place of the emplocs "Take what we
se (live what we take Tour stuffy rides
'i i a quartor. If )ou have time to wait
vi1 we will furnish ft car to hiul uu to
ur grave for the small sum of 100 "
I trust that every pernm will be In favor
it raiting tho pa) of patrolmen to ISO a
eek If tbo new assessment goes through,
t. i If not the police who are not receiving
IM) a week will be raised to MO on Januar)
I 1021 ICICKINIl AN1 KNOCKINO
Philadelphia, December M ItlL'U
Origin of a Legend
lie fifor of the Kvnllnu l'ublto l.idorr-
ni The origin of the ligend requested bv
John II Ueratiht) Is a tuperstltlnus
Mori eild to have originated In thi south
1 t of Kngland t)xcn Are to be found
' ullng In their staiis ot mldnUht of this
ill ihrlstmas JCvo as If In iidiirnttiin of
t Natlvlti
writer mentions o CornUh penrsnt who
' I Win (17IW) of his hiving, with some
0 h ra watched several oxen In their stalls
i the eve of old Christmas l)a At 12
u k at nliht the obirvd the two
ml ox. n fall upon their knees and, as
' -"iprenpd It In tho Idiom of the cotm
' ' make "u cruel mom like Christian
i taturss.'
n anerdot related b) n tr llowlscn
' s sketch if uppr una J i 'He
itkns meitlng an Indian nT midnight
e Sing Kullou'l) ulung In the stillness
' i leiutlful mcMjnllght Christmas Eve
'I e li d an maqe signals to him to bo silent,
' vhen que'tloned as to his reason, re-
1 el 'Mo wutch to tee tho deer knal,
' It Christian night, m id all the deor
' upon their l.i ets to the grejt spirit
t 1 luok up "
The happv nlqht
' to th outage its the cr wn
) HKlit tidings of salvation down
DJl JOHKI'H P BDKNS
"tt Phuade'phla Oeoember If 1920
Protecting Pedestrians
tdl(o-o iie Kvrntng I'ublle l.edoei
i -Heckle's driving le the riiuec of
rl all accidcrfs and deaths I would
neat as a preventive ever) one who
' et i.t u license t optrate a motorcar
motorejcle be compelled to furnish a
H'olv cash bond say, from 100 to f.'OOO
1 I'D In part for lots of life and Injury
' P' Man or duninge to propertv Then,
found bv InvestlgHtlon, the owner of
1 ar wus vlmll) at fault revoke ths
i .e fur from six months to one e.r
'' 'liouth drunkenness mnke It permanent
Mi uti t would altu lie ii great
'n lur Ut) to the traftlo maniger The)
i i not be speeding through our afreets
'rarj to the ordlnanco at twenty-five to
' miles rin hour ami whipping around
' e (urnirs without signaling I have Just
1 ' i lielng run down i number of times
I his a)
i at the crossing of cm lines n" a
' going torth at Kleventh und Cheat-
i th it, perrons going east pats In front
l"ople urn gttlng off and on The
un required to stop Jutt as toon
1 the tonductor clones tin door, Instead
eitlng fur Ihe ureet ca; to start.
1 put on the power ana people are In
' 'I nger of lslng run over as the car
' - the null nioblls
II no diml t th inn af nearl) all
inge of this kind There Is su.h a
et numbi r of autot In ue and growing
'In tlnn thut thtrc will have to be
lug nt laws along this line slid wi must
hit tin v are enfornil I I
Th Ivd Iphlu Uecember 1!. I9JI)
High Cost of Drugs
' 'I e I d tor ot the Ihrmna 1'uWii fnfurr
s " It set-ms tn me thut one of the busl
1 '" thut need Investigation Is the drug
liii Di ugs ur- an absolute neieitlt)
If there le an) profiteering done In this
I in 1 It affects the pool pi ople ver)
' ' h Iimg arc about doublel what they
v eri i,efor thu war Them nu) be n reu
' fur IIiIh If there Is no reason then
1 o mi-nrnment fhould lul.e these men In
' I und mi to It that they stop fleicltig the
I plr
uiposHlble ut present to git snv
' f a presirlnllon filled fui 1 ns thun
' ' I sovent.fHe ents und mum of
' ' run a i high ss II 'JB In poor fain-
"here (here arc u uuinbi r of ihtldren
suffer frrin even the ordlnir) ullments
1 old bronchitis Indigestion etc It Is
see bow thise fatnlllee urn unable
uiirilmte the proper curjtlve rrmedles,
J "nxeiuenth the ihlllrn mutt suffer,
' nituslU d became the purents are
' '1 1 to pay the hli.li prlres nuked Ii) the
" Ug. HIS
niero aru rertaln nes,t m that thould
J " ier govsninient contiol, su Ii ns are
i ' ) to suitaln life, unit mednlis h
of the, alto coal W l KVANtf.
PnlUdelphla, Decmber IM. H2t
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
- .i , -- 1. 1 Christ wan cradled in a mon-r
II 1 i lflUaawus.B.B.f 1, J . .
Letters to the Editor should be aa
brief and to the point as possible,
avoldlnK anything that would open a
denominational or sectarian discus
slon,
No attention wllLbo paid to anonymous-
letters. Names and addresses
must bo signed an an evidence of
pood faith, although names will not
bo printed If request Is mado that
thoy bo omitted.
The publication of a letter Is not
to be taken as an Indorsement of Its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manUKcrlpt be saved
Duties of Neighbors
To the Kdttornf the lhrnlno Pioiii. l.edo'r.
Blr I should like to know Jutt what tho
etiquette In this clt) la regarding spur
neighbors I have former!) lived In a town
whero everybody who was lOnbody knew
ever) body Upon m." arrival In Philadelphia
ft few weeks ago I moved Into one of your
t) pleat blocks of residences I pass In and
out tho front and bars- dbor frequentl) and
see my neighbors on ilthor side of me, and
thus far not one of them has given me
even n friendly glance
I am not quite familiar iwllh the habits
In the city, but I would suppose that the
newcomer into Mock Is suonoRed to wait
.'for her neighbors to tp-an first I have
wen doing this, and I find that none speak
to me, und recently having engaged a colored
wom-in to do some vvuaihlng for me who Is
also engaged by my neighbor on one side,
this girl told me that sh) overheard her
say to another neighbor. "I wouldn't speak
to the haughtv thlngl" meaning, of courso,
myself
I would Imagine they would have thought
I Was bold had I moved In and then begun
speaking to my neighbors, so I am at ft
loss to know- what Is expected of mo, Prob
ably when spring comes nnd wo begin sitting
out the matter will adjust Itself, but I
am rather sensitive ns to what people think,
and I would like to feel at ease with my
neighbors, but unfortunately do not know
the city rulet. NJCWCOMEK.
Phlladilphla. December 10. 1"-"
A Christmas Charity Suggested
To the Kttitor of the Krenlng Public Ledger-Hit-
I notice In )our Kvskiho PcnLtc
I.rnoKn that a family has nsked to borrow
a Por little child for several davs during
ths holldij period to bring hspplness Into
tho life of the little one, as ell m Christ
mas cheer mid Christian charity Into their
own This tems like a most beautiful wuy
of doing good at this Joyous period It Is a,
great pit) that It le not adopted by every
one who Is In ft position to do a thing of
this character nt this time
If nil the families who would be in a
position to do thN would net, ever)' Poor
child In Philadelphia who Is going to .have
no Christmas would have such a celebration
thit they would never forgot During the
narthousand cf our homes were opened to
the sallor-i and marines at Christmas time,
nnd why cannot the name be done with tho
poor children There should be ft place
where theae children could be secured, elthvr
where their names could be posted or where
families could call for them and return
them If only some organisation would
start a tharlty of this kind it would not ho
long before the thing would be taken up
l.y the people with comfortable homes and
with plonty to suppl) ft bounteous Christ
mss for tho little ones
MP.8 JAJfB Jt TATLOrt
Philadelphia, December IS 1020.
Revive Old Christmas Carols
To the Vitltor ot the Evening Public Ledger'
Sir u seems to me a great pit) that
some effort .cannot le put forth by our sing
ing orgnnl-atlon- to resume the old custom
of singing Chrlstmati carols on Christmas
eve on the streets This has never been as
gmerally practiced in this country as In
Bngland, but today It has almost antlrel)
disappeared There are enough of such or
ganizations hero who. with a alight effort,
could secure enough singers to "carol
through every section of the city on Christ-
rnrlt- atvJk
What could b more beautiful than to
hear singers late at night on Chrlitmas sve
singing on the comers the old finilllar
carols "Silent Night. Peaceful Night. ' It
Came Upon a Midnight Clear." etc. V. Is
prohabl) too late to take up this suggestion
and make It general, but the city could be
imrtly covered this year, and bv" another
esr the entire clt) would resound n song
,. story of ,h. "'"Wai..
Philadelphia. December 18. ll'20
Questions Answered
Origin of a Phrase
To the fdltor of the Bering Pubtlo Led gea
Mr pieate state what la the origin or
the expression "Frenchmen are half mon
keys, half tigers" S Vne
Philadelphia Dfccmber Ifl 1020
This phrase In ft 'reminiscence of Voltaire s
In a letter to Madame du Deffand. Novem
ber 31 17nn "Tour nation Is divided Into
two p-les one of Idle mnnke) who mock
at ever)thlng. and the other of tigers' who
tear" He hd already said of the Judges
In the Calas case, "Don't speak to mo of
those Judges half apes and half tigers
hi.,,., eubseouently. tn ft nolo addrested to
viir.hesu called the French "a nation
nionkevs with ths throats of parrots
Answers Problem
Jothe hdttorof the t:enirg Puolle Ledger:
Sir In answer tn n rec nt problem In the
,i.'. iviriim. let me give a solution tn
the Question adding 1. '-'. 1. 8 . 7. "J
0, 0 to make a thousand 2 plus 40, plus fill
ptUS 11H, PlUS im equals I"""
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1920
Phliaqeipnia, wpctiuir
Referred to Readers
To the ydltor ot the l'.ieniig Public Is dot r
Sirliwny do so man) persons In speaking
nt' the "labors of Hercules' always refer
. on extra one. eaying cie:vi....i ...
teenth ono"7 Mythology alv.a)s sajs
Tho
Twelve labors of Hercules is i
k..K,t. Ane nnlV A Joke?
his thlr-
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Philadelphia, December 11. 12"
The President's Salary
To t.e Kdltor ot the Bvtrlna PnbHeUdoer
Hlr In what years was the salary of tn
Pre.ldent of the United S' OWENS
Chester Pa . December 10. 1020.
Th" alary th nr' rresldent of the
United mates was fixed by the Congress of
iVnO at 125.000 March 3 1875 It was
raised to $.10,000, by art of Congress March
i 1007 a fund of $25,000 was added foi
(he u.e'of the President for traveling ex.
pentet, and the second ses.lon of the Six.
ileth Congress 101)7, fixed the ealary of he
President ut $75,000 without changing the
sum glen for truvjrMng expenses
About Mary Plckford
To the Editor at the Licntng Public Ledger
Hlr At what age did Mary Plckford ai.
pear on the stage and with what motion
picture company did she start?
Philadelphia, December HI 1020
t the ago of five )cars Miss Plckfoid
played Juvenile parts with tho Valentine
Stock Co , of Toronlo Canada bhe made
her screen debut with the lllograph under
the direction of Mr Griffith
First 8. P. C. A.
loU.e fdiloi ot the hienlng Public Ledger
gir When was the first soviet) for the
prevention of cruel!) to animals
Philadelphia December 15 1020
The first socleti was founded In Kngland
In l" by Mr Martin a member of Par
llument The American society was or-
aanlxed In New lorn ins in mo, mt
"as ihurtered In lHHtl Nearlv all the
states of the Union have pad laws pun-
lshttlg crueil) iu uini. ..-. ...-.- .- --. r,
imprisonment.
The Use of Words
fii the Fdltor at the ftt i-niio Publli Ledger
Hjr Dm- of the leading grammarians
states that 'who" Is a relative pronoun
and I would llko to know our opinion on
I would also like to know whether these
statements are uirrect "I have nothing"
I want nothing"
WI 1,1.1AM T CRKAN
Philadelphia Deccinbir 10, 1U20
"Who" Is an Interrogative pionoun when
It asks a question, as "Who Is It? It Is
a relative pronoun whin It refers to an
antecedent noun or pronoun In the question
as The man who pained spoke to me '
The two tmttnees quoted are iorrct
Poems and Songs Desired
Who Wrote Lines?
To ii e 1 dltor of the Evening Public Ledger
Si -Who wrote the wv' In which oiiur
Hivae Une
Oh, on V M ind danger,
t
Christ was cradltd In a manger,
He was poor, and meek and lowly,
let for us the cross ho bore"
C 1. I.
Philadelphia December is, 1UJ0,
'' O Jj asks for
AlOVlng Dill'." holnnln.,
poem entitled
"rtrst of May, clear the way,
Ilnskets, barrow, bundles,
Take good care, mind tho wear
lets) vvhcre's the trundle?
Wants Words of Song
To the lldttor of the Kvertng VaWc l.edvir
-8!E""Wm '?.u p,""H WWIsh the words I
?5 h!.,aonr A,h' 'Moon of H" Iellght."
f,m ,n,akPet?U.n 0arl'"? It la a song
tinea bv John fr4Am.n . .. .. ..
. . -.wviiiinR hi nearly an ni'i
"Twill ,.,.,'., !
7.Ti i. .? lno v,,fro th" t"1" r'" bo I
found. If the Verso Is too long to print"
MAIUIAIIBT HTIM.WEM,.
Pa., December H. 10.'0.
Chester,
olle." 'in rtitZ yarden'""". ZZ
print the words If a Veade? will suoni
This Is
tnem
A,Chrlstmas Wish
T08r FM"r "' '" Ktcni"0 I'uL.lo I., doer
May Christmas be morrv and bright for
thee.
With the tenderest Jerse) turk,
Pudding, pic, s Christmas tree
Adorned with rartst work.
Miy the days after he Just as bright
lour digestive organs fine,
Your face nglow with a luminous light
Illuminating every line
..,. .. . W'M'IAM KBNNBDT, M D.
Philadelphia., December 21, 1020
For the Bonus
To the Lrtitor of the ntcning Public l.idgrr.
Sir Inclose find my views on the bonus
ror boys who fought for us, I would llko
to know what other people think About 1
When America culled for volunteers
To go and fight tho Hur
The boys from Pcnnslvnnia
Iterronded on th run
They came from nil prnfi salium
Thtj cuine fruni inn trsie
Which showed u lnv.il spirit
Of Penns)Ivanli grade
They Joined the army, nav v
And soon were o'er the -
To lmttlo there for freedom
And u pure domocraoy
The) turned the tide of battle
Put the (iermans on the run
And have earned the nation's praises
For eich Pennsylvania son
The) fought for life und llbertv
They did their duty well
And of their deeds and valor
War hlstorv will tell
Ho give to them the bonus
That they ask It Is but rlght-
Kor each one answered to the ca.l
When he was asked to light
HOI! 8TAC30
Philadelphia Decembr 21 lltjo
Old Poem Requested
To the Ldltor of the Kventng Pvbltc ledger
, Sir Will ou p'lase print a poem which
rnn something llko this
"Tho woman was old and ragged und
gray
And bent with the cMi of ii winter h da)
Tho street wis wet with the recent snow,
And the woman's feet wire iged and hIow "
Could )ou also let me know where I
might find an elocution teicher ns I have
been living In Phllid"lphl,i onlv n short
time" I !l C
Philadelphia December 1.1 1020
For an elocution teacher, look In the
classified Index of thu telephone director).
Here Is the poem desired:
SOMKnODTH MOTIinit
The woman was old and ragged and gray
And bent with the chill of the winter.
The street was wet with a recent Rnow
And the woman's feet were aged and slow
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flhe stood at the crossing and walled long,
Alone, uncared for, amid tho throng.
Of human beings who passed her by,
None heeded tho glanco of her anxious eye.
' Down tho street with laughter and shout
' Ulad In the freedom of "scbool let out
Tamo the bovs like a flock of sheep
Hailing the snow piled white and deep.
Past the woman so old nnd grsv,
I Hastened tho children on their wu
Viir offered ft helping hand to her
Ho meek, so timid, nfrald to stir
Ost
the carriage
wheels or the horse's
feet,
Should crowd her
down In the slipper)
street
I At last eamo one of the merr troupe
The gayest laddie of all tho group
- """ '".Id" "r ""'' h""",r"' "!"
"I'll help )o-J across If ira wish to v
irer .! hand on his strong )oung arm
nh. Xced. nnd so without hurt or harm
""'"" "',' tr'm"1,,'B nt ".'nT.'.ron.
Proud that his own were nrm and strong
Then back again to Ills friends '' '"!
His )oung heart happy and welt content.
"She's somobod) s moth r bovs )ou know
, For all she's nged and !or and tlow,
I "And Phopo some fellow will l.mU hand
To help my motner. voa unii-rou...-
"If ever she's poor an I old and Kr'iy1
Whon her own dear huv l fur iiwhx
And "somobod) s in ilh r bow id low li r
head
Tn her homo that night nnd thu pi"'
Wns, "God be klrd to tin n )l.le bciv
Who Is somebod) s son and prlil- mid
r eh
"It Can't Be Done"
To the fdltoi o flit .' '"'" !'"h' ', '
Sir I urn very anxious to get i
poem entitled "It fan t He Don"
.,.. ...In) It" V
dn
little
t un
I)
Philadelphia De. Is Id.'O
IT CAN r HI'. liK
Homebodv said that It . nuliln t be don-
Hut lie with o chin kl" replied
That "mn)be It couldn t but lie would b
one
Who wouldn t I so UII he tried
Ho he buikled right In with u trine .. n
grin I
Or his fnre If tie worried b hid Ii
He started to sing us Ii. tukli-.l ' -Thnt
couldn't te done und h" did It ,
Homebod) scoffcl ' uh vou'll never do that
- At least no one ever Iiuh done It
Hut he took off his coat onl he took ofT hi'
hat.
And the first thing w knew h il begun it
Wltb the lift of his ih n und u bit of grii f
Without an) doubting or uulddli
Ho stnrted tn ilng ,n h tatkled th- thing
That couldn t be ,lnn und he did It
There are thmisin.li to tell )ou It cutinot be
done,
There lire thousands to propliesi folium
There are thousinil" to point out to vou
ors b) one
The dangers that wait to n"all vou
Hut Just buckle In with a bit of u grin
Then take off )our tout nnd go to It
Just start In to, sing ns vou tackle the ttilm.
That "innnof l done 'and )ou'll do It
The People's Ffirnni will appear dalle
In the Kvrnlng I'ublle I ulu-er. nnd alto
In the hundav Public Ia-dgcr. Letters
discussing tlmelv topics will bo printed,
ns well as noncMed poems, nnd nuestlons
of general Intercut will be answered.
"Say It Neatly and Sweetly"
This Christmas
with
CANDY
It costs no more than the ordlnnrr kind
frequentl? costs hi not have the best
this .veur backed b) ADAMS guarantee of
superior qunlltj?
219 SO. BROAD STREET I
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Buy Xmas Jewelry
s
rj
m. mxi a
ray nexi tear
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Don't wait another minute
come in now, while you think
ol it. we will give you
immediate poneision, and
you need not begin pa
tnents until next year.
Open Every Evening j1
PAY ONLY
13th Streett
a.1
Our 1036th Friday Bargain Sale Will Prove
A Great Help to Last Minute Gift Buyers!
Hundreds of Toys,
Dolls and Games in
Toytown
At Reduced Price,!
Your last-chance to visit Toy
Town before ChmtrjfaB and your
last wonderful opportunity to buy
toys and games and Christmas
decorations at gplondld savings!
MniENBURjCiS Fourth Floor
1000 Boxes of Men's
35c Socks
Box of Six d 1 Qt
Pair . ... P1
Fine cotton socks of extraor
dinary durability. 6 pairs of all
black to the box. Sir.es 9V4 to
11 'a. So mail or 'phone orders
filled. gTj -.,B pj First Floor
Boys' Clothing
Reduced !
$38.50 to $40 tfcOC HA
Winter Suits for J)ZD.UU
325&S28 Winter t- nr
Suits for Hoys.. pl0.lD
$20 Norfolk Suits
With Two Pairs (JiO QC
Knickers t)lJa7D
?. N'rfolk $10.00
Winter Overcoats
$35 to $10 Overcoats, djor
Sizes 12 to 18 years. .J) UO
$25.00 Overcoats, $1 .75
Sizes 2'2 to 17 years 10
$22.50 Overcoats
Sizes 3 to 8 years.
$20.00 Overcoats,
Sizes 3 to 8 vcars . .
s12,-,
Si 1 .00
Boys' $13.75
INIackinaws . . ,
$7.50
Of fine quality nll-tvool
henvy weight blankets; si7es
8 to 16 vears.
Hoys' $8.75 Black J.50
Rubber Raincoats P
Of heavy tan jean-back;
hats to mntch. SI. 00 extra.
ST ."HJcS Third Floor
Men's Trousers
$7.50 to $8.50 Trous-
ers' at $4.95 Pr
,$10 to $12.50 Trous-
ers at $6.95 Pl
c r(rl rR5 Third Floor
Women's Silk
Stockings
Beautiful lace silk stoclvings ni
a variety of the newest styles. Alii
silk from tip to tip.
$4.50 & $5.00 Silk tfo QC
Stockings D.JO
$5.75 to $7.50 Silk do QC
Stockinrs 90.VD
SNF1 1 1 ' &'1r7)S First Floor
Men's Fur Caps
$5
TUg
S7J0 O $9. Friday
Clertrlr and near seal fur caun In
the now Petrnlt shnnf Klrst floor
Men's and Boys' Caps
Iteff. Trice $2.00. J -1 Efi
Trlday .pl.OU
lteav winter rips tr . en' good
patterns vtth or without ear co. -erlnKS
ator caps
fit si h loor
Men's Genuine Morfelt
Hats A M n
Mstg. Prioe (a. Trlday p4OU
Thick silk e'our hnts Mi bla.-K
Kr'n tnn nnd Kell First floor
Men's Black Derbies
Rear. Price 85 00. tfjo f-
Trlday ifO.OV
Fine iicb bM. k Vmis in up-10 datf
Htyles First Floor
Children s Fur Polo Hats
Rear. Price 50,00 fljO 7C
Trlday JJ.lO
f'oney fur po hats In b'ack and
brown With ear tibs
Second Floor
Boys' Chinchilla Polo Hats
Rear. Price 93 ft 93.50 CO Cfl
Tridoy pA.OU
(coil looking (Inn 1 1 In polo hats In
blue brown and (tie teeond Floor
Men's Night Shirts
Reg-. Price S3. Trlday iOI
Made of Rood iua
nel wltli collar aita 1
neck Htfccs 16 to It
'phono orders filled
0111 n, flan
l or sill pll e
No mall or
Fust flooi
' Women's Gloves
Special Trlday price
$1.59
Pwo-chthp 1 rem li 1 il ie rlaLt
i;Ioch with contiBstin einbroldrv
and lii'in alzo and olor riinKe
brokei. I 11 't floor
Women's Gloves
Special Friday price
89c
Two clasp silk gloves 1 suede
ImltlKH also vvaHh.ible URinolsetti
lilt e- and colors Ml slt s n the
lot tmt not in each roloi
I rh floor
Men's Fabric Gloves .
flpecial Trlday Prloe ii)C
ilrev suede finish fut'i u'loves
w th elf 01 contrasting t broidi rv
fr-t Floor
Men's Woolen Gloves
Special Trlday Prloe
69c
vvnrmiv 1 nitted Jnrsex wr st
ml
u f O
n kIovim in black
ojford and he ith
first floor
er
Women's Lined Gloves
dTpr- $1.95 "$4.00
Tlroken line of suede and rappskln
cloves with warm lining- One-clasp
Strap-wrist and gauntlet style
Drat Floor
BsN. SNELLEBURG & CO.:
STORE OPENH DAILY AT 9
SmaKt'KlmmtlmBmmm'mm'9EFwwln'emmmmmmKBmmmmmr ..m
IJIUftKOAf. UROriTllRR SB, 1020. 1
nellenburgS
ENTtRE BLOCK-MARKET irjScl2?STREETS I I
Women's Hand Bags
!ffw'" 75c to $2.85
Vehet anil leatliot iianiJ ImjjH i 'I
odd lots from regular HtorW Hmarl
Ktvles good SHHortment,i srentl
reduced - rt Plcmr
Split Cowhide Boston Bags
Spsclal Friday co - q
Htroniflv made bnR with .llilld.i
frames antl double handles Made of
Cod qualtt leather 13 and 14
Inch sizes Illnck and lirnwn
1 I it r un
Split Cowhide Bags .
apodal rrldxr Trie Pr 1 J
Hrki made of Rood rinalltv spill
cowhide, with sewed frames and
sewed corners tn the rare alligator
drain I.arKo cut, 18-Inrh xlze
I'lrM ritior
Imitation Ivory Toilet
Articles
Re jr. Price 3Bo 1 C to &A 7C
to 810. rrlflay IOC pt. if
BecondR of tollt artirleN of the
better sort mirrors ha'r lirusheit
puff boxes trajs clothes nnd hat
brushes military brushes tiall tiles
shoe horns and rutlclo knixci
I irst KI001
Beaded Bags . Qf-
Heir. Price S7.E0
Friday IOsJ
Beaded hairs In dra -itrlni,
frame stvl beautlfil tolors
d
ni.'l
delKn Made of fine beads w t
fringe trimming
Jeve r fienl
first I oni
Pearl Bead Necklaces Q
Ken'
Price 7Sc. Trlda-7 ""
Opera 'enittb
fond luaiie
Kiri I kt.ii
Women's Wrist Watches
Fueclal Trlday $12 7
Small sle w.ittl e wit' s tarnnteerl
leer movements In ciaranteed sold
filled cases plain polisred
I Irsl rVor
Table Silverware
Bpeclally Prlcod for Prldar
nosers and other 'ii"-',non
mal eH of k ! ' 1 1 . rware
At 25c each T
Ppoons noulllo'
forltH Orsler T-'nr'
poon Orange
vnnnin T'l Kle
' 1 KniNew
At 35c eaoli lie ''
SpoonH. Hollow Jtnnal.
Food Pusher" ''i'"'
Stoont- So p
Ft lit Kn (
' "I1RS
At 4So each Tub'' Spoons. Imi i e
forkf" Cream T..id'es Poup Hloon.
Oheeso Knl e. Fruit Knle r'exert
KnlveH, Dinner Knives hollow hand
les At S1.S5 Mavonn.ilst Ulsh pierced
!ler-plaed base g'as lined silver
plated spoon
At 09c each Murr-inlade la's w th
Hllver-plat'd to"s n I Mioons
At S1.95 eah Ueitsh 1 sli 1 ' '
ed Rllver-plated hold" vvitti tluet
. omnartmen' rloss 'in'nc
At 790 eaoh-S l r ''ill and I'ep
ner setn in - uai ' boxes
At 9Co each .-t'Oltl"
pel CiHtoiw
.li and fep
fir.st flour
Women's Handkerchiefs
nef. Price 35c
Trlday
sll pure 111.
'.-lm-h hen -.
6for$1.19
bandkerolnefs w ith
I .rsi floor
Men's Handkerchiefs
Rec Price 60c. 3 f0r $1
Trlday
I.tnen hnndLeiiii lis for nien sold
m lots of thren ui ' -m. I hen s
1 list f.oii
Women's Handkerchiefs
Retr. Prtoo 1.35. Box of 3. QC-.
rrldoy. Box 70i-
Fln lawn h md ei h ' vrnh coin
ei s daintily emhtold ed n o'oi
' irst floor
Lace Vestees
y50C
Rsir. Prtcea 75c fc SI. Trlda
F e net v eHte s v 11
1 I w 1 1 1 Vn f
Women's Neckwear
Ret. Price 76e. Trlday
F re nlbe 'a-e
etK n ntef! fe.
45 c
Venise Lace Collars p.
RiT. Price SI. Friday tUC
'rnpoitd co".rs s nt V I
Met combinations I tKht e".. -
V rsi t
Women's Plush Stoics
wi Price 83 00.
Prldar
$6.50
Plush to'e w squa e
pockets and ball frlnK trims
1 .1-
Embroideries j
Rec Price 180 yd. Pilday 2C
for trlmmlnp ttdren s dre-e
ind underwear 1 n lies w Ide
first 1 1
Filet Crochet Laces
Beff. Prices 10c to 25o yd. Friday
5c 7c, I2V2C Yd.
Vor trlmminc 1 urtatne ma' mtr
in Isoies tr Tn white nnd eiru
I o " Inches wld I'list Floor
Veilings
Rer Price SOo yd. Trlday fJ
Hotted veilings In I lack aid iolnpj
T irst I- ion
Knitted Novelties
Reg". Fricea S3.00 OQ to OJO QC
to 80.00. Trlday Oit p,,ZJJ
Hand and mi hit. 1 1 MmI mm'
ties lackttH shawls uniber so
ct neiond 1- lo
Women's Wool Scarfs
F.eg Pricea $a to 89. flQ CQ
Trlday ipO.W
F'tne in h 1 1 'v x, ,lU( ,,
Shell Rim Eyeglasses
Re Price 155.00 pair. CJO f-i-i
Trlday ipi.OJ
1 ItiKi r 1 p noae p , is i ted w I i
hi rgt. round miiKnifv it r enses with
dark shell rtmn restf i' plass fi
rending di sew e Seixmd I lo. r
Women's Blanket Bath
Robes
Re?. Price 9439. Friday 35.39
In flora olorin;s small sires
Second flo
Women's House Dresses
Rea;. Price 93.95. f ce
Trlday Pl.OO
Olnsham dresses in Blllle Hurke
models striped patterns
Ret ond Floor
Women's Blanket Vests
ReiT. Prloe 75o es. CQ
Friday DUC
In llBht and dark colors
Beconrt Floor
A M. CLOSES AT 6 V
M.
Women's Corsets
$1.98
Retr. Sited TridAy
-ms lots ot w otni'i s r u
-orsit n low bUHt Stvlf lrrc i ,,s
Itrokop s?es Strond I t r
Brassieres and Bandeaux
Rotr. Prices (3 to 95.
Trlday
$1.89
Well-known ttake. ft- 1 1 r I
Willi lare ond ArrbtOder odd lo s
Serond Ir 'no
Women's Bandeaux ,Q
Re(f. Prices 93 to $3. Trlday I s7C
In batiste and mesh hooked r
b.irk l.arce fires onlv
S.to d F O'
Brassieres
45 c
in faf
shoulder
Keff Price 85o
T.are trimmed
pink materials
sunns
Trlday
brassier c
ribbon
Serond F.oot
Women's Undermuslins
Reir. ITlcei 91.35 & 81.00. QQ.
Friday J
N'icht fount aril rheinls. s of
nainsook
lace and embtoldeiN
Second
tneil
Women s Undermuslins
T.eg. Pricea 91.79 & S3. t1 1Q
Trlday ifl.lU
ilowis .tnd envelope fllenll
I -istc -md e o silk several
' mni 1 with lace or ptibf d
o talloiu Se on I '
Women's Bungalow Aprons
RetJ. Price 92.00. OQ.
Trlday OOle
Striped pete tie apron- i ' u t
f'ont it'i squate tie rork.t.d
a d In I "'l " ' d '
Women's Felt Slippers
ItojT. Pricen S3 S3. a1 je-
Friday
Women -(dippers
in
1 pll B! ' H I' f" I'
i large v.i ei if oioi s
Se ond 1 loo
Children's Felt Slippers
Reg". Pricea 91.75 & 83. ffl ACL
Trlday p 1 .tO
i hlldi'ti s and ' - ' ' -
. lid bootees ! e i-li. i Ml
i brome sole1- l.nod l ttir- o" - s
s i on 1 I loin
Men's Holiday Slippers
Reg-. Price M.OO. fljo QCJ
Friday ipO.ViJ
Brov ji K d ' in i i t
cut slippers sfi nnd ' tol i
--.., i r I flo.
Women's Voile Blouses
Retr. Prlcei 84 k 85. fl1 4C
Triday P A '
Mtiniltac'urei s in p " '
french and don-estlc I r, w. j
lace trimmed tucker) emlir.. dere
(.marth ta lored l!r i.nd -ii.iit
-necl l tes -.e ill Mnr
Women's Petticoats eo Qr-
Re(T. Price S3.3E
Triday iCt,JJ
Tarfr t.i i it si-in n. -1 1 n i
w t a lei se i -ipM nnd n t
es Plslti nnd I ilir.il 1
Sf
rilor--
I I o
Sateen Petticoats (1 Q
Repr. Price $1.79. Trlday il)!.."
Hllir I.
md
'or il
ll.lt s
f ii r
I
-e o d f loo
Novelty Petticoats
95c
Resr. Price 31.50.
r cured i r
.(dt-) W i ' I T . .
Trlday
V 1 le
Children's Sleeoinc;
uu""1'"" C1 "30 t
Re?
Price 93.25 rrirt.it pi..?J I
I'on et
flu
p' ex et
v e i r -
Child
Bloomers
ren s
65 1
Roff. Price 91.25
Dome- flnpo
o o- ed e t
Friflav
Babies'
v,efC Prices 23c to
S3J00. Frldsy
d i
ess " T " '
1 oys
15c to 95c
Boys' Sweater Coats
Rep Price 95.00. fo rr
Trlday ty..J)
W f ' m v w e.i - . !
eol ti r V"(k R ' i i i H
' r y
Men's Sheep-Lined Coats
Rep Price 917 JO. in ro
TrldaT JJA..JV
'
I
I
ii re f
s,io men i-
d 1
Men's Mackinaws C1 e
Keg- Price S20 Trlday 2 11.75
Men's Raincoats
Rag Price 916 Triday
I i M rin tee I nl. '
i e i ' ih v. t .
venn.s.wn if i I '
SS
Men's Sweater Coats
Hen PtIca 56.50
.Friday
I limn w i t
v i T - ,t rn1
i k- 3 t '
$3.85
Men's Sweaters e
Re? 910 to 915. Trlday &D.OU
ear in e of h i b . . I I .
km nweaiom n ShuVe , i ,, ,t
w. ive nnd plain stit , shi'v , ,
vi d V t U s v 'en i
Slightly Used Sewing
Machines
Specially Prioed for Trlday
ib it v ustd bin in i.erte t r
n ni, onl. e-iiurnnteed .Standaid
I otarv auli'iTiiitii lift 4 drawer--drip
1 . id i Ui'net ablo it oili 128,
KeHton lhrtlng r'buttle aut
mat to 1'ft i IruvMrn nni bend .hi
tn J table of o,i li I p i0 Oat vuto
ti nib lift b dr.iwots droi hemt
. ttilnet tlle nf o.ili Mliiiosut. 917,
and othni loaki n i Itih ;il,iu $. when
ordeilnic and $1 weekjv
1 i I'll I'cnr
Cork Linoleum
Reg-. 91.6S iq. yd. Triday 92 C
Hest Riadtt cork llnole mis i varl
wide will covor a larce floor with
it a eam I'-nitli Flm r
Framed Pictures C1 oe
Keir. 93 JIB to 94.60. Trl. 1.9o
Breda! lots remaining; after recent
sales assorted style framlnKH and
subjects In sepia tones and colored
reproductions Fourth Floor
1000 Velveteen
Hand Bags for
Women
sS
-
e
fjf'-'
f
"Q First Floor
a'c Selected a Limited
Number of Our Finest
Men's and Young
Men's S60 to S100
Overcoats and
Marked Them
S42.50
.Splendid tnats in p'r-tv tiPtail
nf stvlinp makincr and quality.
' 'ioo-sp ft om ii laipo assortniont
of Ifntlinir lmportofl and domestic
i uatini,'- from n complcto line of
the hr--- nrw models and most
popular r olnrmps
' -j . 1 lurd Floor
Housefurnishings
S29.95 HiKh Grade i1Q QC
das Stoe $ i.VUO
I
Bu' ner
r.iul toC
vitli deep 10
rull oven,
(j inrane e tl
fir-t class
lukoi . end
!iclf if dc
iro'l. $2.00
r-tu Sold
" ( lub
li-nrment
M Imported Cake or Cl'QQ
Sandwich Set . Pl.Je'O
I iro
Washable Cotton
Ortlll Rugs
Ss S5 TVx !
. 1 .95
rtnjrs at
in, 50 27a0
Itnji at
SI 1.50 C6i72
Ri(i at
.i3.25
po.50
Linoleum
93 q d Tridav
$1.52
Res
da
oor
Sewing Machines
Special Trlday Pilce
$42.50
Imported Oil Paintings
tCil viU uu
rridn
15
rifc, 4P
rn's d
i s i TO
1 i ,r
velour
Cushi(
ionb
2.25
ibti
Price 4JDH Tridav
" 'isiiiim u in n
la. t-ti ,,ti i vi ii
s& h u i t r i ii ii i
rVap I v ,
t'i
ap-
fti'h
i loor
Velour Portieres
Reg. J39 88 iir Triday
" ii h. - i, i
a 1 1 I i , i
$23.98!
"iRen
'lave,
Floor
Opaque Window Shades
Heif Price 98o ea ey
Triday O C
Mc no r , n i. ,t i , , want
ed i 1 I 1 1) r r loor
Handsome Table Runners
RefT Price 05.98 ea C3 QO
Trlday DO.i70
-I ! n li i i . a nil tap.
estrv eniK mil tilrn ne, wi-h old
'-"l""" I- ntb 1-loor
Japanese Table Covers
Specially Priced for Friday
I Ound ind HiUHie elT. i x
93.48 Oovera at 92.7')
94.98 Covers at 93.73
97.99 Covers at 95.76
F i- li I i
Nottingham Bed Spreads
Special Triday Prloe, tf?1 OC
Fine quality Nottlnnhaiii bed seta
ronslstlnu of a spread and 2 pillow
shams Handsome deslcnn, whit
only Fourth Floor
'5
ffryM' !Wrf u
3t P
Tis(hB,bw1
I7
i inipor v
t . d , i, n i " f N.
I ''''' lr few?
I prettv 'UbtS ! t'" I 'IH
r"'l,, lBs& . T--' mm
J UHOl.-v f' j'
J tin! k w il " '
1 .'"Id ' tie V -, -'
Oder . S
Spt lOiiM'.t rf r. large p Alt
and ix small sorv t p pla'e s
h wr
I ii Km r
n.1 iet
shed,
- intbed
' J anil
'' l- 'oor
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