Piip$iii$a8piti ' "Y -j farthc V.- ',riv jivf -M .!, r& ' V ' (i A ix SK&h EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEB PHIIiADELPHIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921 17 DANCE AT EMERGENCY AID Proceeds WW Be'Used for Homo Relief Work The urcoml of a ecrlcs of benefit ithce nrranged br tlie Kmcrjcrncy Altl of I'ctnisylvuiila will be held tonight In the ballroom of Hint organisation nt 221 Boulb Eighteenth street. The proceed., will bo Itirncd over to the homo relief romniltteo wlilcli Is, providing relief for Smy drtfrvlnr families In Philadelphia. One of Hie features of the cvcnlne will bo specialty dances by Miss Mary Erncstliio Coleman and Jack Whiting, who worcd n big hit In the recent pro duction of 'Why Not" by member of l'hllndclpbla'M j dinger set. The dnnco ill be hi clinrge of a committee headed by Mrs. John Warner. Mask Carnival Tonight An, April fool mnt.k cnrnlvul will be held at tho Third Itcgimcnt Armory, ltrond and Whnrton streets, tonight. Prizes will be nwnrded for the best costumes. The masquerade will begin at 8 o clock. . . .j. . . . t lH"i fcVs&r r '"C.rJr . A hundred littlo thingH might happen to make clean milk otherwise. A Sk MlLIC By eafeguai'ding against those happenings by using painstaking care we give you a milk we call "A" Milk because, in addition to all we do, we pay the farmer a premium on cleanliness for the part he doe3 ! Shone Ua io Deliver a Bottle Tomorrow Daring 203 ' . V,L. it. i " 'lV. K! ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, INC. 31st and Chestnut Both Phones Atlantic City Wildwood Plcaaantvlllc Ocean City XCP ,f. i. ."i. ."w . i.:if fvt ,' . -.WyyW ,a- , u?A JLU-IUIJULIULUIUA. f Two New Dance Hits Paul Whitoman's Orchestra My Mammy" and it Humming" 10 -in. D. F. Victor Record No. 18737 Price, 85c At All Our Stores TALKING MACHINE CO. 1225 CHESTNUT ST. Six Stores Open Evenings BROAD & COLUMBIA AVE. 5 2ND & CHESTNUT STREETS GTN. AND LEHIGH AVES. 4038 LANCASTER AVENUE 5601 GERMANTOWN AVE. 4407 MAIN ST.,- MANAYUNK Exclusive VictrolADistribiiioiTi Real Business Reasons why you should buy Newton Coal now 1. You will save money Our Spring prices are now in effect. In previous years there has always been a steady rise in coal prices during the Spring and Summer, highest levels being reached in the Fall. We have no reason to expect that this year will be an exception, and our past experience leads us to believe that Fall prices will almost, certainly be at higher levels than our present prices. The proposed tax on anthracite coal makes an even more than normal increase probable. Fill your bins now. From a business standpoint, you cannot invest your money to better advantage. 2. You will be assured of Newton quality coal Newton coal is the best selected, best cleaned, best delivered coal at any time. Now we are able to select it with more care and to get cleaner coal than is possible in cold weather. 3. You will escape coal worries next Fall With your bin full of Newton coal you will escape the mad scramble in the Fall. And unless more people than ever buy their coal now there will be a big shortage next Fall with its resultant keen competition to get coal and the high prices such competition brings. 4. You have the use of the Newton Service Department Our Heating Experts will give you advice about how to run your furnace most efficiently. This service is yours whenever you care to use it. Don't put it off Phone your order for Newton Coal now to Spruce 1400 GEO. B. NEWTON COAL CO. Telephones: Bell Spruce 1400 Keystone Race 3800 f'W-HHpHHHHIHIHHHV ' VBK m Men's $3.00 to $5.00 Sample Wats at ;$2.25 Klrst Floor I'rlilm. .tprll I. 1031. Hof( Oprnx llnll) nt 9 , SI, '1or nl flisn P. M. M 1 slenbukgS Men's $1.25 & $1.50 Athletic Union 70 Suits at sy First Floor jSsis IX.' IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT Men! There's a Record-Breaking Sale Now on at Snellenburg' s Fine New Spring Suits for Only $14.50! - Less, than a pre-war price for suits like these. Top-notch in every respect smartly styled; finely serviceable; in a wonderful as sortment of wanted light-weight fabrics and most popular colors and patterns. Don't miss seeing them. They're wonders ! Other extraordinary values in Men's and Young Men's Suits, at $18.50, $21.50 and $23.50. Extra Special ! Men's and Young Men's Suits With Extra Trouserjs Last Twice as Long K at $23-75 ca Fine Trousers, $3.50 to $5.75 SnelleNBURGS Economy BaBcment IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT In a Most Wonderful Sale Tomorrow Just-Received New Lots of Women's & Misses' Stunning $20.00 to $25.00 Silk Frocks IWf To Sell at $10.95 Splendid assortments new and fashionable models excep tionally fine qualities and unrivaled values! Taffetas, Satins and combinations of Mignonettes and Tricotines, in Basque, Straight-Line, Over-Skirt and Tunic Models. Styles too numerous and too charming to do justice to here in this limited space trimmings of embroidery, beads, silk braid, tinsel thread and uncut fringe. Cleverest of sleeve treatments. Colors Include Brown, Gray, Copen, Black and Navy Two Models Pictured SWELLENBURJaS Economy Basement Mr w Vwllll h n mm Mfk M all Wm It IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT An Unparalleled Value-Opportunity and Sale ! Women's & Misses' Fine New Spring at$10.75-$15-$19.75ea. Suits of tricotine. storm and men's-wear serge, tweed and jersey. The tricotines and serges are stunningly embroidered, beautifullv braided; others tailored and button trimmed. Straight-line, flaring and box-coat models. Tweeds and jersey in the prevailing popular sports styles the materials excellent, the workmanship top notch. Scores of Models, All Smart and New Phenomenal Values Women's & Misses' P0J0 Coats at $15.00 Shou and iO-inch-length polo Croats in tan and blue. They've made of polo clotli of the better sort, with large patch pockets and belts of leather or self-material. About 30 in the Lot Are Lined Throughout 1,000 $2.95 Plain White & Novcltv Voile Blouses at $1.00 each Cool pretty white oncs-and acorea of daintiest models in pastel shade;,, pinks, blue and lavender. Some with organdie collars and cuffs; others with touches of hand embroider'. Most unusual values! rk 4 .'f I 4 1 1 Si ' ln M I ',! il m i 51 m 1 n tit I m 'II " iw 1$ if.: 1 11 I'M w M i MKl hi 1 il ' , :Wt J bNELLENBUWjS Economy UaBcrnent :N. BNELLBNBURG & CO: sN. SNELLENIJURG & COj
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