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EVENING ,PUBMO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1021
tCT
Tffi PEOPLE'S FORUM
tetters to the Editor
... j u.nfir1 Canareaafnen
Our Klnu'no ww
'V.tL.Th h2nw In Iho m 4 column
Bll2.shlniton, on rsparntlod, In yimr
tnm ) i..uV " CTlalnly depressing
jfoaaari '" .' fllor f thoOprmnn iratt.
TMy arc all '",, lne shattered (lanlers
t11I"-.m. nd irefJom Why thli con-
-1t",l?!,, war lo " i"""" nnd ,e,mle
1 lrlv wreclis th stamina of these
'"Llnlto" crushing Ii )K Jo you
TiT Call "lie population s-vent-nc mil
?'" .nftnen. th. tntj-to million
"" iJS' p..pu alio,,. a Iin -Are. million.
"' ,h? three-ccnt stamp (Vh wnrklnr rta
M.P.. v.r? AimJ ou cet on thousand
el .hundred and VonO-nVo rqgUon In n
thr. rlvTi one thousanifmllllon olt for
?M.tt ou Vt three Hundred and twenty.
Is million toward the principal each ear.
&?& rouhlr. the debt could
? Mid oil In nfty to nft-nve yearn. They
b'.M therefore" thlnlt jou not. piy tl
coUd h"""r,V (hut the on of many
?'.. Ia ?f as'lln for a tittle intension
Ume'. "h, noS' adon. of the Iron cha
"S. """"'train In contemplation of the
OT !. n. day Is o wealenlnu they
TX crocodile teara around until they
'1 . w ra huvl.hearled congress-
- Trioi'te s & isrsswa
&"an":ar And,, ha,, no
dam.a. to pa anybody. MANBnBLOi
rwladeimla. rtbruiry 3. lnl
A School of Cltlzenhlp
. th, editor ot th Brnfi7 labile i'
, ?utd It not b' possible to work
,lr"Sal alonSth. in of the follow
C'tomtoKn a .nl.rlMT Unite V BUI.I
nW. .ary before, certificate would b. Issued
CT ,'ld eortmcaw beln classing first pa
7r.,"econd and third paper, to 1 talcon
i-11 n two and flo years, respects ely.
ih wndldat. for ellUn.hlp should h
teetered and r.qulr.1 to report to the
ajarament aj to hla whereabouts from tlmo
rtm If M Peraon fall, to llv. W to
Shi contract. lned upon receipt of his
irtduatlon eertlflcat. or first papers, that
S will become a full-fledged cltlwin In, n.
vmrt a. specified, h. can legally be de
parted without court proceeding.
Vliltnrs could b taken care of with
ttaporta Wiued by the government, with
restrictions and regulatlor. During th.
sr United State, oltltens had to prepare
mtielves if need be, for the examination
to lie for their country. It Is only rleht
tlut people entering the United States uucht
to k. willing to prepare theinelves to' ll.
-or th. country.
JOirK 'i IIANFI&I.D,
I'hllidelpils. Tobniary 4 1921,
tervlee Man Wanti Square Deal
To t i'dlfor 0 Mi. Tft'enrnff Publto Lrdatr.
Sir My sentlmrn. are the same a. tho.
of th. returned soldier whose letter I read
stTeral da a aro In the Peop'.e'a Torum.
Ifter llnt Vacharged from the eerIce I,
tnt walked the streets of this city for ne
rml veeka In search of emploitnent Many
imes I passed offices and suw girls giggling
end talking when they should have hoc,
vorktng The different companies employ
them because they can secure their services
'or $100 to $123 a month, One man could
do as much a. four such girls do In a
day The emplojers ncer seem to figure
're-n that anglt, It Is necessary for many
of these girls to work bjt not the married
omen I hae ni th.m wearing dia
mond, and the girls Mpo fur coats, and the
'mice man who fought to make hli 'cojn
'ry a safe place to Ilo In walk, the
utrwt. I, myself, sn'4 the Liberty bond,
for less than $90 for which I paid $100,
cd bought them while In the sen Ice I
ir working now, but there are I believe,
Pousanda of oilier? ,whq ar. not Mnr--fed
women are still being emplojed. and
fietr husbands aro working also. I,et th.
e-nployer whose Interests Were guarded by
n. ex-en1c man turn about and help
an ex-renlc man
"AHVBT T HALTKR.
rbllidelph'a Jbniary 4, 0Jl,
rtter-i to the Editor should b na
bflef and to thd point aa possible
avoiding; anythlnu that would open
R dcnoiiilnntlonal cr Kcctarlan ill 3.
cueaion.
No nttontlon will be paid to anony
mous letters. No men and uddresaes
must bo signed an an evidence ot
pood faith, although name will not
be printed If requebffs mado that
they bo omitted,
Tho publication of a letter Is not
to bo talten nu an Indorsement of Its
Mews by this paper.
Communications villi hot be re
turned unless accompanied by post
use, nor will manuscript bo saved.
WJiy Hagfjle Over Trifles?
To Mie Kdltnr 0 Mie hvtnina Public l.ttlorr
61r Iteferrliia- to the crltlc'sm of our
friend Cnln In this evening'. Iiaue by Kd
ward D Wano, of Kennett Square, h"
draws $he line too close on the Veteran
walker of miles I was out to Kennett gun
ning for rabbit, a couple of years ago. when
I heard- a man say he ate fifty-nine hard
boiled egg. at one Bitting, When I aeked
him why he did not eat one more and make
It the even fl ddien, he replied he would
not mako a hog of hltr.lf for one egg.
Mr. VVajne only thlnln It was flfti-U
.n.l'es and lot tixts-nlne. I venture to say,
had he been In Mr, Cavln's shoes he weuld
have thought It neater rdnety-rlx .miles
A DAIIT rOIlUM READKn.
Philadelphia, February 8, 1021,
Questions Answered
From ''lolantho"
To the Krtftor 0 the Bvenlao Pull'c I.rdvtr:
Sir The lines which "C. T O." requeits,
as folln "I know no court of chanc"r,
I go by Nature, act. of parliament," ar.
from "lolanthe " an operetta br William 8.
Qllbert. Th'ey occur In th. tt. not the
lyrics but, like much of Gilbert', prose,
thej hftvo a poetical lilt. The Lord Chan
cWor ha rebuked Strephon for aft,lantlng
hlmaotf to Phi Ills, a ward In chancery,
whsroupon Strephon replies: 1.
"ily lord. 1 know no court of chancery, I
rfo by Nature' acts of parliament- TheJ
bets, the breeze, the sea, the rocks. th,ej
orooKS, tnenles, tne vales, me ioumin
and the motintaln. cry, 'You love thl.'mald
eni ik"hsr, wo command 50,1 ' 'Tls wtU In
tfeaven 6- the brlght-bn'rb-d dart that leaps
forth Into lurid lluht from each grim thun
der cloud The very rain pours forth
her pad and i-nddnn aimoathv. When cho-
rured Nature bid. me tike my lovo. shall 1
replj, 'Ns, but a certain chancellor fo.blds
It?"
Whereupon th. Lord Chancellor Inform.
the oung ninn that there I. no evidence
beforo the court that "ehoruied Nature"
ha. Intere.ted herself In hi. behalf, adding
that If he will produce "an affidavit from
a thunder.torm or a f.w word, on ovth
from a sudden shower" they will receho all
the consideration they deserve,
, ADAM
Philadelphia, February 4. 10J1.
Replacing Destroyed Vessels
To the tfdlfoi 0 the Ermine Public I.tdotr
gir p)d Qonnanj have to replace the
shipping destrojed at Hcspa l-,ow?
W. 1- T
Philadelphia, lVbruary 4. 10'Jl
The reparations committee has drtlded
that Oermany must deliver 2T.1,001 tons of
shipping to the allies as compensation for
the sinking of tho German In Scapa
Klon
Who -Can Solve Problem?
To Mis Editor of the Lvertna PiibHo l.iAetr.
Sir Who of your readers will be able
to scjve the following problem! Tw.o friends,
passing a woman with a flock of geese,
mad. a wac.r as to who should guess near
est at their number without actually' count
ing, one maintaining that there were not
more than thirty, the other tha,t there were
over forly of them On asking the market-
I woman which wa. right .he replied! "If
I had a. many more, ind one-half as many
I more, and on.-fnjrth a. many mora, I should
I have one short of a hundred Now puzsle
I It out for your..lf " 8 L CONWnLL.
I Philadelphia, Kehruan 4 19J1
Wants "80 Did I"
To the Editor 0 the vrnf0 pilfclto Ledocr'.
Sir I should lilt very much to wcure a
poem entitled "Ho Did I " It begins a.
ffllows.
'That long, lank dudo that spark, ojr Sue
Came to the house last night.
And talk of having fun, wi'll. say
I thought I'd dl outright,"
VV, I C.
Phlladelnlilj February 2i 1CU1
"The Road to Laughtertown"
To tfm f dlfor 0 th' KvmbyoPublie Lritoer:
Mr Pierfnp nrlnt In. your People. Forum
I the l'ttle poem entitled "The Itovd to
Laughtertown" .tUNJS T. BHAW.
' Phlladelphlo, February S, 1021
' ' 1IIK, HOAt TO LAUOHTBRTOWN
Ily Knthcrlno D. lllnke
Oh, sho- mo the road to Langhtertown,
For I have .oit the wail
I w-nnderd out of the path one- day.
When my heart wa. broken, my hair turn.a
gray.
And I can't remerriber pow to play, '
I've Quite for.ottnn how'to be gay,
It'n air throQgh .Ighln; and wesplftg th.y
sal,
Oh, "!-, me tl,e road to Mughlertown,
For I havo loot th. wayl
Would e learn the road to laughter-
town,
Oh, ye who havi lo.t tho way?
Woald )e have joung heart, though yout
hair he gravT
Oo learn from a little child each dsy.
Go nmo his wanta and play bl play.
And catch the. Hit of hi. laughter g.y
And follow .hi. danolng feet they stras
For he know, the road to LughteUownt
Oh j who have lost the wayi
r
Old Song Requested
Philippines and Filipinos
To tho Editor of fhs Ktcnfro PuMio irderr.
Sir Why I." the name "Filipinos" spelled
this way when the Island Is spelled "Philip
pine? W. L 1.
Philadelphia, I'chmarv 4 10JL. .
The Phlllppln" Ivlanda were"narred In honor
of Piilllp of Spain, The Spanish form of
the 'name I "Isla. Flllptna. " -The English
form I. Philippine, while the v-nrd for the In
rabltaifts has not been uni'.lctlfd tp the same
extent.
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To tho hdltor of the t'ventnp PubHe Ltdarr
Sir Will you be so kind a. to print tho
org called "My Little Georgia Hose"?
J A. W. TOMLIN Jit
Philadelphia, Feb 3. 1021.
MT L1TTLK OEOpaiA. HOOK ,
In a Georgia town I ml, on a" day I'll ne'er
. ' . 'orgt '.
A sweet southern lass, -vhom Fate decreed
I wod, i ! ,
When h- aiftly whimpered "T.s " rcothlpg
could tm tov eittiress. ' '
Tor It was the awoettat word tlvat e'er-'
,wAo svtd ,5
He fd father .aid, "My bos, mayv your
llvei Iki filled with Joy.
Though It break my heart this plan that
Jou propose , ,
From tho day her mother died, she'a Dean
alwais b my side
1111 ou'r going' to-carry 'North my
OeorgU Hose "
iu. t
cuonua
"llnse Is a southern lass..
Tou're from the North." le avid
"Ilwt If she loves ;ou dearl
Tou and Hose shall wed
Northern girl, may be f.Irer,
flower grows,
Promise me that vou will
To my little Georgia nose.
but no sweeter
eer bo truo
for a while he
his love to
his
that
ls.t
Alphabet Sentence
to th' PA t icaf th f iftttr0 Pili'ir .erfoer
H!r Can jou or anr of j-our reader, give
1 mn n niiwn unr net, ai nai mo e limn tii
TI)B, Law and tho Woman 'words, which contains every letter In the
airnaiwiY r c i.
Philadelphia, lanuan- 31. ID'-'I
How about thla sentence' "The Quick
brown fox Jumps over the laij dog
fo the Editor 0 Mie Kxenma Publ'c I.edier
, ... '
iir I want, in, mill n nnl..t .nm
M '-' i - wi i mini
On. anfl Atn'l Ifxni, -wk.. 1-- - .
'fptlng the Forum of the ElnMso Prune
'.aeons, where I believe It wjll be read, per
haps, by some one who iruvv m able -o
iflng about a reform In allowing a woman
rlne-tenths of the law. as she Is at pre.mt
ecelilng r happened to be nn eyewttnen
0 an Incident In a prominent cafe n, few
ernlngB ago, in which a woman Violently
ettacied a man. who she, claimed .had In-
Med her. Because he was a woman
rat manj of the men Ih the cafe, took her
J'rt, probnb'j because tht!)' Vvero 1 accom
ianl.dhy women, and the j-ounir mHn was
ostled off to the station house and held
hall for a further hearing
I do not know clfier partv concern? 1, but I
m abioletely sure that th jounj'man had
... .I""'.. ,he ounlf woman In any was
vtentlonsllr. for I happened iS he seated
rear them that I could see eiirjthlm.
1st transpired and from the peculiar ac-
one ot this woman. I watched her almost
onslantly whU. dining, she Impressed me
vs one of tho. most ohjecttonab'e of pre-
vt-day women, who believes that .he can
to any place she has a mind to and do a.
1 Vteast. and rid. ove,r whomever she will
"moly because she Is a woman, and the court
weirs to give h.r the privilege
In the first place thla vnunan was most
ojsnslv to the waiter and attracted the at
sntlon of a number of persons; presumably
11 ,0uir man who wj seated nearest to
r When a woman behave, as she did
e Insult, womankind, ard ha. no reasin
. resent It If those about her "give her th.
-' o to rpe.ik Hhe la ralls opening
ierj r h he- induct. Inviting Miung men
.."",' '" 1", hr: and In tho braten
a In whlcli. klie r.entd It e low that
"e wa roi Imbued with the proper sort
f rflnement and If tliero was .my punish--vt
due either party tliej both de.erved
t a Ike
.ii. ?T. .lmlUr Incident happened In an
elsrated train In which I wji riding several
iiyj aso A woman got on and was given
at by a man getl'ng up and brcauss
'n on either side of her did r.ot move
,i,'.7 P1 "" ttB much ho thought
, LUBht., "h8 t'ran Setting loud-
-outhed and Insulting, and there was a
.rr. . ,h f"I Th" or ,n" had done
bn eW" tMd t0 a"'rt lhflr own r"""
out If this woman would have made up hor
nd to ro further and would- hale gotten
ip and .truck one ot these men for not glv-
fi.Vl '"" room lie Ihought eho wa.
"lied to In, an overcrowded street car It
1 to be assumed that the next day ho would
"hauled ur. beforo trw courts ard held for
i.tS'.l'". ib womj' eov'd vers ra.lly ha-.o
" ? ""i.' i1' Insulted her when ho had donB
","'" ,h "" Won en should receive
. ih fc ,riBh-" undor ,,,a law ,n" ""
1 in ehou'd be gilen tqual pro'ectlon, but
F s toe, t,ot tfm to b thu vaJ h
"1 'd on ,t present,
a lai.phls l'ebrusrj 3, 1UJ1.
Our View of Charity
A.w.'oro tho ilis.bg jSibi.c j,ta0,r.
iiTtlT.' '! no) ,vhout ,lm' fr ,h United
xlad. , ."V '"""" KuPe! We are re
U( ' the f'lfht of Kuropckn children.
Jft.r re ,'l!,0 ln "'' "''y not 'look
nu. .Ur "Wn nn"7 A' "" v. cor
"iht I Ullevo charltj begin, at home
l'H.'phn l.bru.r lOj"'" "
Cloie the Gates
'Vi'iiii',"" o u" Kv"',nD '"'' "
t.c.o , C0urit7 ' lf-.upportlng and
-i4.d ?. lmmlrtt"vn law. What really I.
.iit t0. c!o1 UD tlh,1r 'r thre. gen
nL .V"1 I'0luc,, Th". w"ld
a'bS,i U?11 ? mon' mto.est., and
'1 .1 as an t, l nly by ,no,e wno ""not
old been '"?."" natl0n' Uut W" n
mi V '"emsel e y D .,
--le.4olpU!, Jinuarj :o. WSl,
Regarding Palindromes
flip I am Interested In palindrome I
aubmlt, two1- "flnug and raw wa I ere I did
llin and evil did I ere I saw war and guns,"
cu-d the first words spoken by one human
bolns (ot another wv a palindrome:
"Madame, I'm Adam ' Can nnjreafler ftlvi"
other. C. E. LAJtOEV'
Philadelphia. January 0 1021.
Problems for Readers'
o lir Irfffor of the Mminc ln.M(o Indoor)
filr Pieaeo havo jour reader, work out
the following prob'em. for mi
1. The' distance betwe.en tho ctnters of
two clrcUs, whose illameter. are each fifty
feet, I. thirty feet.. What Is the area, of ths
space. Inclosed bj the Intersecting area.?
2. The output of a factory ln 1003 was
lfl per cent greater than It wa In 1U02. In
004 It wa. 12 per cent less than -In 1008
If the output we 1126 S30 25 In 1004, what
wa It In 1903 and 1002?
Ci I. B
Philadelphia, February S 1021 .
When Mary Anderson Retired
To tho Editor of the Ji-errnd Public Ledotr:
fllr When did Marj Andemon retire from
tie atago? When was her last nppiranc
4n Amerlc? K ,M. UUIINS.
Philadelphia. Tnbruary 3 HfJl.
Ma r 'Anderson retired from th. stage In
1SS!) on her marriage to Benor Navarro,
Her last appearance In America- v-a a.
Terd.ta and Hermlon) In "The Winter'
Tale" ut Washington during the Inaugura
tion cek of that jear.
The White Color of 6now
To the hdltor of tho Firntro Public1 Ledaef
Mir Please give an explanation a. t
why snow presrnts such a whits co'Or.
II. M,
Philadelphia, February 3, 1021
The white coli r of .now results from the
fact that the mow crjatala are 00 mlrutu
that each cell of thei retina receives a gen
eral Imrrelon produoed by the combina
tion of different wave lengths reflected from
Irnumorab'o minute facets An analogous
case Is the wli te light produced b reflec
tion from .pounded glass or any foaming
liquid or from a surfac covered lth hoar
frost lied snow, rnd Imore rarels other
color, such n. green, bluo or blac'i enow,
I i-re produced b the action of Innumerable
fungi Itnovv n. th. mlcrococu. nivalis
W
Wherr I took his Iloo awav
wrote each day,
'Ihen hi. letter, seldom came,
tell
fill we grieved to learn at la.t,
health wa. falling fast.
And we Journeied South en one lonrf,
farewell
"Llfo seem. ernpU r.or' he sold, since
my darling child Is wed.
Hut her happiness I never could oppose,
rrom the da: her mothe-, died, she wns al
wa. lu m side
T.ll sou carried No-th Itn little Cleorgla
rtose "
A Longfellow Poem
Tothr Kaitar at Ihi JfiemsB PvlUc J rJolu
Sir I am Inclosing herewith the poem
asked for by Edward W Quads It Is by
HirtrS- W. Longfellow. .-
ANNA SI. STRErCH
Philadelphia. Februars 3. 1021
COME TO UK. O YE CHILDREN
Come to me O Ji children!
For I hear you at jour play
Ard the ouustton. thiit perplexed m
Have vanished HUH. awa
Te open the eastern window.
1 hat look toward the sun,
WJ-ere thoughts are singing ewalloe-a
And the brooks of morn'r.' run
In your hearts are the birds and the sunshine,
In youi thoughts the hrookl9 flow -
But In mine Is tho wind of autumn
And the llrst fall of snow.
Ah I what would the world ba to us
If the children Ware no more?
We should dread tho desert behind us
Worse than the dark .before .
' . ' -iSJtt
What' the leaves are to th. forest
With light and" vh- for food.
Ere their sweet ard tender Juices
Have been hardened into wood
. . R
That to the world a-re-children,
Through them It fexls the slow
Of a brighter ard sunnier cllms,t
Than reachea the trunks twlow
. - J. .
Come to me. O so ch'ldren
And whisper, ln my ear.
What the birds and the wind are s'nglng
In jour sunny atmosphere.
iwvivO
For what are all our contriving.
And the wisdom of our books,
When compared with your car.sses
And the glhdneBS of jour look."
, 1
Te are hetter than all tho ballads
That evef were aurur or said
Fqr J are living pieins
-Arid all the rest liro dead
Also sent In bs 'flArah M Cllne, llaiiioro,
J W. Williams Lancaster. Pa ; Mrs. F M.
Saxton. Woodbur-. N. J.t'lP, T. Lalrd, Oer
mantewn Sirs. F.llx T Jones. Camdon, N.
J and T, I. Cllne. Sirs C. C nesore. H.
L. Slade. rroths F. Gls', T. Cv Ifalnee.
Mr. T L Llpplrcott and David 'Malcjier,
of Philadelphia
, X A Horn The eoig you' request la a
copyrights! number, Tou can purchase It
at any music store,. We would have to se
cure permission from the publisher to print
If. ..
' "Sirs V W ' wsnts a jjo'T, cntltleu
"When a Fellow Hends If). N me Into the
Lodge '
Henry Wallace Harrlsburg Pa We ear,
not print "Tho Cremation pf lam Sfagee'
on account of Itr length .
"Jlteady Header" Wa cannot print the se
lf ctlon 'The Dlhle In a rtck Of Card.,' hut
will mall sou a copy If jou send us a
stamped-addressed envelope
"W V. C asks for the words of a
song containing the following lines
"There's a brol.cn-hrartcd husburd,
From his lips there cpmes a sigh
A. he tells his Utile darling,
Slamma's coming by and by
The People', lornm will appear dallr
In the Firnlng I"iihlle ledger, and .1m
In the rlumlar.l'utille Idrer. LftUri
discussing timely topics will be prlntrd,
ns well im reouested uoems, nnd annrtlona
of genmil Interost will he answered.
Poems and Songs Desired
Wants Mrs. Wilcox's Poem
Zo the' Editor of tho Rventno Pu6l!c J.edatr
fllr Perhops ome of your readers of the
People'. Forum can advise me where I oan
purcl ae Ella Wheeler Wlloox'o book "The'
Age of Forty" or th "Golden Aao of Forts,"
cr perhaps ou can .upply the pijeig,, a few
lines of which are aa follow
"The hands von the dial of ms Ufa point to
high noon,
And jet the half. spent dai leaves less
than half remaining,' etc
I tried to secure this bonk at Christmas
time, but waa unsuccessful V E, 11
Philadelphia, Februarj 4 1UJ1
Tou can secure the book through un deal
er In bioks
Too Busy Umorfcking
To the Editor of the Fxentup Piib'ir l.eaaer.
Sir The poem asked for by Edurfrd W
Quad. I. "The Chlldien'a Hour," by If W
I,ongfellow Horrj I cannot copy It, Why?
Hectuse I am llnurlcklng ItEAlll.n
Woodbury, N. J , Februarj' 3 1021
The poem I. not Longfellow . "The Chil
dren's Hour," but hla poem entitled "Com.
to 1 O Ye Chlldrtn ' .
Cuticura Soap
IS IDEAL
For the Hands
t jtj.Otrttm tnt.TtleotM ,ttc tnrrwbrrf, KonvnV
RUPTURE BOOKLET
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ture and Its trenniieiit l,52,,.'.;"n,nl"ls.
hnlll.r,. H Alidtniu Jtl't .vnn, 4'li
$
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Thu, nil
Rrew
Hsgulejor
Holds
when all
other,
fall. Can
attaehto
most any
truss.
Patent
August 111
TJJ7
Kdge. xtrld to pressure hat center tmr
iinrts, jniimn screw n&jusi. prrs.iir.
te. Thumb srn
Consult. tlon Vt 1 1 hunt Chans
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domliial
drslgn
hell
crei
and
Ah.
supiwrlers of superior
Come Sown the Stairs From Elemnth
Street and Partite ot ThU
Goo(j Luncheon for 50c
i v tliiektm OHra Soup
Roast Veal, Jardiniere
Rissole Potatoes Creamed Spinach
Bread, and Butler
Tea or Coffee ' Ice Crtam
Economy Basement South Building'
Delicious Table d'Hote &
a la Carte Luncheons
In our Tea Room First Floor Balcony,
an4 South Building . . .
and V'
In our Restaurant Sixth I'loor, llrtt
Street lde "' ,
At Very Moderate Prices
(Q) Genuine Silk Gloria
umurcuus
for Women
with handles of hardwood
or full - lenfth bacalite,
topped with bacalite rings.
In a Sale Extraordinary
. at Only.
$3.79
: Gloria is the most popular
J and most serviceable umbrella
covering made silk-and-cotton,
'' with tho appearance of Bilk ami
much 'Wore durability.
Absolutely shower-proof and
fast bfacfc?
SNELLEHBURfiS Hrst Floor
$15.0KEeWorsted
Tuxedo Sweaters
For
Women
Sale-Priced
at$7.89
Very good-look,-ing
sweaters, in
just the riffht
weight for this
t m e of year
made w ith belt and
pockets and finish
ed with alpacrf col
lars. Good assort
ment of sizes and
all piactical colors'.
. bNELLENBURflS Second Floor
m
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VJJiilnM nv
wft1 1 M iiutu
Remarkably, Low prices on Lots of
Books You Want
39c
In this aftcr'inventorif sale! Space permits
but partial mention W the many qood
things; come in and see for yourself!
Popular 75c Fiction in the Sale
at. Vol
Books from regular stock combined with
a special lot of salesmen's samples and
'representing 'a splendid list of the best
Known n iters.
$1.66 tfictfon at 49c Vol.
Slightly soiled, hut. all perfect copies.
Not exchangeable.
Lincoln's Own .Yarns and Stories.
.Publisher's
Our Price. .
Price, '$1.50;
89c
liiNcbiiViOrv-Nli
av. iu.ii .i.j-i"ti
L
ca.o.txrrcm!i:!j
Mall o r d er h
In this book aro gath
ered all the authentic
yarns, stories, unecdotes,
witty sayings und jokes
told by Abraham Lincoln.
These stories are full of
homely wit and humor
that appeal to every
readfer. 500 pages; illus
trated. Octavo, cloth.
More thrilling and fas
cinating than fiction.
fillet! prompt 1).
This month we celebrate the birthdas
of our nation's most beloved presidents.
See our Market Street window display.
The Dot Puzzle Book, Rub, Price, 50c;
Our Price, ii)5c ,"
A fascinating, amusing book for a.-ehild.
Rosaries for the Lenten Services
Pearl Rosaries for Confirmation,
Special at 35r
With Larger Size Pearls, 6oc .
With every rosary sold durfng "Lent wo
will give away free "The Way of the Cross'
All rosaries boxed.
Bibles at Half Price
t Every one perfect, taken right out of
regular stock'.
$1.78 Illustrated. Bibles for Children
at-89c
S2.98 Scholars' Bibles with lllus
trajibns, SlU'l) .
$5.75 Teachers' "Blblea with Helps,
$2.39'.'
SneluhbubcS First ri001
Save a Third on.TJtis gine Lot of
$3 Scalloped or
Hemstitched 81x90
Bleached Seam- $0
less Sheets . .
39c Yard-Wide Bleached Muslin
19c Yard
05c Fruit-of-the-Loom Pillow Cases,
45c Kiich
Size 46x36 Inches; made of Fruit-of-the-Loom
Sheeting.
79c Fruit-of-the-Loom . Hemstitched
Pillow Cases, 58c Each
69c Remnants, 45-Inch Unbleached
Sheeting, 25c Yard
jirge and small lengths.
59c Berkeley Cntbrjc, 23c yd..
Uest quality.
79c Standard Grade 81-Inch Bleached
Sheeting, 65c Yard
50c (45-In.J Bleached Sheeting, 39c
Yard
80c & 89c Unbleached Sheeting,
53c und 55c Yard
Priced according to width 81 and 00
inches respectively. Good quality: heavy
SWKIiVKKIiAY Fr.ll. 0, 1021. Nlnrr Onrn. Dully At 0 A. M ('In... nt Bl80I'.M.
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Final Price -Cuttings
On All Furs
v
i . pjlf4
mm' iiif iumb i'
.B'sMtsRs.sKjK ilflhflKS
If t VVv
$497.50
Reductions Without PrecedentWithout Equal I Savings the Finest EVER
Offered by ANY Store on Furs of Superior Quality!
. Space permits but scant mention of the many, many wonderful bargains in this
sale, but our aim here Is merely to give you an idea of the extraordinary savings which
prevail inrougnouc ine enure stock:
$725 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
CAiin
With full flare back, and deep collar and cuffs of
natural skunk. Beautifully finished throughout and 46
inches long.
$750 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) j!CQC HQ
All of selected skins, Belf-tnmmed with a deep shawl
I'oilnr. 48 inches long.
$695 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
Coat
I' ull flare-back models in belted style, with shawl col-
ar und bell cutis ana ueep Doraer inmmrag imtuii
ckunk. 36 inches long,
$385.00
Men's & Boys' $7.50
to $10.00 Sweaters
' H:"y!neOai.$5.00
All high-grade sweat
ers in jumbo stitch,
shaker knit and plain
ribbed effects shawl col
lar or V-neck styles;
good, heavy quality; best
colors and heather mix
tures. ,
Men's and Boys' $20
Mackinaws. . (tfA
Sturdy 32- Vv
ounce mackinaws, water
proof a'nd wind-proof, in
the popular belted Nor
folk style, with big col
lars and deep patch
pocketff.
$4.00 Sweaters for Boys. . .(f aa
With worsted face and merino )w'.UU
backs; shawl collars and pockets. Navy,
maroon, dark oxford and brown. Sizes 28
to 34.
rfl'ELLEMlRqg Thlrd Flonr,
MWm
fBBf
'.s - cr J
650 Hudson Seal (DyedMuskrat) )J5Z'7 CA
:o back style, with deep collar
Beautifully finished and lined.
$397.50
Coat.
. Belted coat in full flare back style, with deep collar
and bell cuffs of beaver.
Length 40 inches.
$573 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
.Coat - r
A beautifully styled coat trimmed with squirrel col
lar and cuffs. Length 38 inches.
S650 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat)
Coat
' Plain coat of selected pctts, with deep collar and cuffs.
Beautifully lined. 46 inches long.
$324.50 Near-Seal Coats
Full flare back models with collar
and cuffs of natural skunk. 36 inches long.
$475.00
collar and cuffs.
$247.50
$149.50
$450 Sealine Wrap (fc'lWO 'Eft,
50-inch wr-ip with beau- J)sWTC' OU
tiful deep collar and cuffs. Well finished.
$210 Natural Muskrat
Sports Coats
, Made with deep collurs and cuffs and
pelts laid in border effect. Length 36 ins.
$167.50 Near-Seal Coat t1A aa
Self-trimmed modo, full J)ilUUU
flare back with deep shawl collar nnd bell
cuffs. Border effects. Length 36 inches.
$79.50
$225.00 Marmot Coats. . -dAA CA
Full flare back with deep V ".Oil
collars and cuffs and fancy border effects.
28 inches.
$189.50 Marmot Coats in
Sports Style
I'lain sports models with deep collar and
tuffs and border effects. 28 inches long.
$14oa5t0s:Po"r.s.po... $69.50
Full flaro back models with deep collars
and cuffs, of natural raccoon and ringtail
opossum. SneLLENBURGS Second Floor
Supply All Your Needs in Toilet Requisites While We're Offering These
'Matcltless Savings on
Toilet
Articles &
-February Sale Now On
Drugs
Mail and Phone orders will be filled whenever possible, unless otherwise stated
A e reserve the right to limit the quantity sold to any one customer. Quantities in some
cases are limited. War tax not included.
Dorln's Zlska 1'ncr
rcrader, all .hudw 2!c
Special . .. "
Smile Tulcum IQt
rowdcr. Spc4I. ,
Ilmallv Tulcum -1 Oc
Powder. 8pcl.l t
J.rmlrm Talcum
Powder Siwlal at
Tlolrt
Special
Lron. Tonth
Towder. Special
nourjols .Iti nice
Face I' o ir il r r . JIc
Bpeelal
Dorln's 1m Ilurlo. C"om
pact INindtr, all lftc
shades. SporlaT.
Hntllenburt:'. I. a
Chiirtne Cold Cream
A toilet cream pr ex
cellenc. tor kp.plnir
the akin ami complex
lor. In perfect 22c
conrtltlon At.
20'
AmmonJr. Qc
18
rtnellenborv'. oOdor.
This Is a harmlers cream
wlilch rompletelr neutral.
I;es offenslv. odors from
excessive, perspira 22
tlon at
Gilt Kdte I'rro
Ide rrrnm. ,
22e
Snellenburr'. t a
Chnrme unlsbtnir
Cream This Is a
Krnaseless cream
nhlch eentlemen mtiII
find trft to us. 22
after ahalnir.
Mrnneri'. nental Qfte
Cream. SpeclM at
N"o msll
ders filled
purchaser
or pinne or
I.imlt 8 to a
aoml Toilet Prep
aration... Sold exclu
sively. In Philadelphia
by N. Snellenburg t
Co
Naomi Fae OOc
Tonder. Special "
Naomi Kx- pyjff
tract. rH'clnl "
aml Talv -gfjei
ram, Special at "
Peroxide of Hr- " 'Te
drasrn. Special
Holmes IVostil
la. Sprclal at.
Orren Cj.lllr fioao.
IiarBs lar 30c
Snlal ,.i .
21'
How Cold Cream, 22c
Xolet
39c
P . b e ec o "IRr
Tooth Poate.i "
Limit 2 to a pur
chaser Vo mil or
phone orders filled
Patent
Medicines
it
rlnrllrnburs'.
Wlttli Hard, to:
the toilet . . .
11 r ii . Ii c h
Oc ,0 2
Snnllenburj;'. Ien
tnl Cinim, Special
18'
Ilrrnllrow forlfi.rTgc
implexlon. Special.
Compl
Toilet
Spvrl.l
at
All lllnds lar I
tooth and slminjr tirus'ies
Cotr's tare Ponder.
All shades and fiOc
colra gpecHl v-'
- Il.rllrh's
Ilospltal
eizo
No ma. I
orders
Maltrd Milk.
Se r-"r
-t.t O
oi phlne
Phillip'. MIIU
Mocnrsla
of
35'
White Floating
C. utile Houp. lATtio
bar. Spe OQp
clal .
Snellenurg's Hard Water
oo.ap, special, voc uoz.
Noxatrd
Special at
No mall o
Iron 75
phone order.
" n e I I r n h nnr m
K Imrme Depilatory. QOt
bpecllll . ""
letul W liter
llaltlea. Special
1-
70'
85f
25c to 10.00 Imitation Ivory Toilet
Accessories, 10c to $3.00 Set
Tho loi comprises puft boxi!', hair receicrs
brujbos. ,coub9, mirrors some sts, nail tiles,
initl4i. ,ltitv,..huUon honlis stmi horn., hat and
military bruUes 'Also a fen N-plece toilet sets.
Mlrhtly soiled ffom handllnc .
i i iii.
Serttaot. Mftnxf rtKe
Remrdj fepeilal . ""
Ram-idell a
.19'
Daerrtt Jt
Cold Cream
at
Nn mi
order
r h o n e
Wompolc'. Cod
Llrrr Oil. Special
Karlo. Hj-po-CVid
Bpe. U
.o mal or pliona or
deri .lied '.in It o 3
to i customer
I -Mut-Hatr.a.Ilarm
less Corn llemoier
i-P-c V 4 for oj-c
at -"J
511ZV ENBUKC5 First Floor
In the Economy Basement
Biggest Price-Cuts of the Year In Any Store!
1. II Nl.KL.in. 10t7 W.W.MI1 HI
Cut Oat nail Keep (or Kftrtnt.
1-
Good
bNELLENBURfl
Wqriien s and Misses'Apparel
At Tremendous Savings
Women's and Misses' Coats
that were $18.50 tu A r j-
t to $25.00, Cut to C()4t3
In aiWertone, wool velour and heaY mixed coatinps of warm, sturdy quauty ijood
lookintr loose-back and belted model;.; some with fancy linings.
Women's and Misses' DreSvSes
that were $7.50 rfU A ( '
, ., to $10.00, Cut to Jp4l:.V3
Of satin and tncolctte in overskirt and straight line eiTeUs; sonu nntnea amanlv
ith lace collars. ,
Women's and Misses' Suits
that were $10.00
$4.95
. . to $18.50, Cut to
Of good quality gabardine and serp;e, in good-looking belted styles
Striking Reductions On All Furs
?1U.UU to $27.50 Muffs,
now $5.00 to $15.00
Vo, Mnnehurlan uolf und cone
nnd flat styles.
maud
$7.50 to $35 Scarfs and Choker.
$3.50 to $20.50
Of Manchurian wolf, fo stone marten,
opossum and blue kit fox.
Of
fox and
muffs
S7.30 to $59.75 Fur Sets,.
$5.00 to $45.00
Manchurian wolf, coney. Ja.
fox. Large animal scarfs;
OlOaS
round
Children's $1.50 to $7.00 Fur Sets,
50c, $2.50 and $3.50
Of lamb and angora in white and nat
ural or kit coney. Round and flat muffs;
pretty neck pjeces. Some slightly soiled
jrom nannung.
$18.50 to $59.50 Conej & Plush Coatees nnd Stoles, $10.75 to $32.50
Lined with silk; some havo pockets and belts. SneELenbUrSS Economy Basement
First Floor
rN. SNKLLENBURG & CO.
Mr. Man
You can take your choice of the very
finest spring suitings in placing an
order for one of these
Made-to-Measure
Suits at $42.50
Domestic and imported fabrics of high
est grade such famous kinds as Hockanum,
Warren Woolen Company, Ethan Allen,
ShirrefT, Cyril Johnson, Wanskuck, French
River, Kunhardt, Bell, etc.
H'orafcrf, serges, ensstmcree, velours,
cheviots, tweeds and unfinished worsteds In
plain colors and new striped and checked
effects.
Workmanship that leaves nothing to be
desired; big variety of smart new styles to
tfhoose from. SNEU.ENfMlRgS Third Floor
Trim New Tailored
Blouses of Pongee
Suits ln
$2.95
To Go With New Spring
the Style Pictured
With roll collars, tucks and
large pearl buttons others with fine tucks
and convertible collars and favorite Peter
Pan style.
Dainty New Voile Blouses, d aa
Special P..UU
Also crisp organdies and batistes in
pretty tucked nnd' tailored effects somo
with collars of striped pique, some in Peter
Pan effects, others with V-necks. Good
choosing among attractive novelties In
pastel shades.bs'-LLEMBQROS Second Floor
Those
Cut Crystal Necklaces
So Tremendously Popular
Very Special Cr
at Only DUC
J" inches long and in the graduated
effects so popular; in a beautiful amber
shade 5 -sbjrjS First Floor
There Hasn't Been a Sale Like This
Since Long Before War Times Our
February Sale
of Aprons
is simply a succession of extraordi
nary value offerings in the kinds of
aprons most wanted and generally
held to regular prices!
63c Band Aprons, Sale-Priced 35c
In neat figured percaler, and checked
ginghams; made in round effect; finished
with ruffle, pocket and ties
$1.19 Pinafore Aprons. s c
Sale-Priced OVC
These most popular aprons m pretty
plaids and checks; with deep yokes and
gathered skirts; finihed with two pockets
and ties.
$1.39 Bungalow Aprons,
Sale-Priced
In neat checked ginghams, buttoned
in back and neatly piped. Finished with
pockots and belts. Jubt a limited lot
NTo mail or phone orders filled.
$1.50 & $1.75 Bungalow
Aprons, Sale-Prices.
in neat striped or plain ginghams,
also in percales of good quitllt But
toned at the Miio-front; neatly piped or
trimmed with rick-rack braid.
79c
95c
$2.25 to $3.00 Bungalow AnronH.
Sale-Priced $1.59 and $1.89
In a variety of attractive styles und
wanted colors; ginghams and percales with
trimming in self or contrasting colora.
bull-cut, some with deep hems.
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