't -)& W? 'iiWtSf-t3? V7WTUFwr?-T n IS ENTER "FRAT" WAR Senior High School, .Class De mands Reinstatement qf ts President EXPECT OTHERS TO FOLLOW Students In Hie senior rlnsa of the Cflmdrn High School entered tho "frnt" nnr todny on the side of their sits ncnileil rnmimnions with n petition pre ented to the prlnelpnl (lemniulinc the Inttntement nf the president of the 'mi In order thnt the graduation excr scs tuny proceed nnhnmpered. ; octor CAMDEN STUDEN ,of at least three auarts of water rvnrv Av but I simply could not drink that much of our recular faucet-water; the taste uas far too unpleasant. Luckily, I heard of this delightful Paradise Water, and really, drinking three quarts of it a day is a treat. Best of all, I can sec that it has benefited me considerably." Any number of people report that the continued use of Paradise Water is of distinct benefit in the relief of disorders such as weak digestion, constipation, stomach headaches, gaseous condition of the stomach, intestinal trouble, kidney and bladder trouble, prostatitis, etc. Mitchell Fletcher Co. Klnley Acker Co. 18th & Chestnut BIB. litth ft Market 8t. r.nuo aermanlowtt Ave. At'antlo City. II. J Harr 7IB1 Oermantown Ave. Leon V. Carlln Losan Henry Itohner Co. Fifth & IUco Hta. Krnrnt A. Troth 48'JN llaltlmore Ac. fM'WperBoxw and Mnlllns Tube Itok EDWINJ.SCHOETTLECa H3N.lltbSt rUUdetphln s &afe Milk For rnfanU & Invalid no a COOKING The "Food- Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, nnd Fountains. Ak for HORLICICS. OSyAyoid Imitations &Subtitute "COKNS- Lift Off with Fingers IT" WJI ir uoesn't liurt u bit ! Dron a llttfo inn. zone " ,,n achliiR corn. Instantly iV.7. iiV. r." r".''ls nurnnir. men u lift It rlifht off with flniierB. Hhnrtlv iruiy ,,ou'- JlrugtfUt ne u tiny bottle r,',l..a ur.u tuw centB. BUltlclont to ln'"0Y0 every Imra cori, uoft corn, or ',r? ''et'vccn dm toea. nnd tho callilaos, without florciicss or Irrltutlon. or WATI ill V JS m - - 1 EVENING PUBLIC The netlon of the students' Is, with out precedent, hut they claim thnt the netlon of the principal. Miss Clnrn 8. jiurrouRh, In suspending seven boys from nil school privileges, except their studies, for their membership In 1'lilln dolphin fraternities outside the school Ih nlso without precedent. The petition was In the form of n resolution adopted liy the elnss by n vote of ,110 to ji. It wns presented to he principal I by n ehSs, committee bended by Tsadorp Herinnn, Joseph Tblstlci Miss Evelyn Ithhtcr niill fJeorReiOrenhnrt, cnptnln of the bnsc ball team. ThiJ petition rends ns follows: Y herons DoukIon Crate, president of the class of 1021 of the CnmiWlIIgh .School, hns been tcinpornrlly barred cWnml , f tl,C nforc,ml,I "WberenH the said l)ouKlns Crate wns i unanimously nnd rcRulnrly elected by the members of his class to thnt of flee j am i "'''"ens the nchlevemtns of Dour as Crate ns president of his elnss bnve been n orent service to the class nnd to the hlRh school; nnd Whereas his. absence from the pres identship Rrcntly hampers the gradua tion exercises nnd program of the class: therefore "We. tho members of the graduating class of the Camden High School, In regular meeting assembled, do hereby petition nnd beg thnt the said Douglas ( rnte be reinstated to the presidency of tho class j nnd "Direct that this petition be submit ted to Miss Clara S. Ittirrnugli, princi pal of the Camden High School, by u committee chosen from the class." '1 he resolution was countersigned by MIssMnrgatel Mutzer, secretary of ihe class, and ,by Miss Grace Kraacc, vlen president of the class, ns nctlng presi dent. Action similar to that taken for tli Vclnstatement of Crate is being jllanncd by other elnsses. The other students under the principal's ban nrft Frank Kennedy president of the junior class j niter Dnnford, president of the stu dent government; Victor I.evlnson president last 0ar of the student rov eminent; John Crate, Iteed Vcnnel and (iirlton Rowan, all prominent In athletics. v ; " " ' r h 'LLLHLw -WbLLILLHe 1 "Why I Drink Paradise 99 (What One Woman Wrote Us) . prescribed the drinking Pcopl cople past middle life are particularly enthusiastic about Paradise. They find that by promoting the proper functioning of the kidneys, it makes for a healthier condition of the arteries and heart, which tends to ward off hardening of the arter ies. Paradise will indeed aid in increasing one's years of usefulness and well-being. You vill benefit oy drinking Paradise Water. Even if you are in perfect health, you are bound to appreciate the buoyant, exhilarating; effect that the continued use of Paradise Water produces. Why not phone your grocer today and order a case?" Quarts, pints, half-pints all full size. Natural or Carbonated. PARADISE SPRING COMPANY, BRUNSWICK, MAINE For sal by Wm. T. Mclntyro ' Ardmorn Overliroolc Nnrbcrth Hrn Mawr Uoftcmont f rrl ItlsKlns Jenklntown Harry Htlorlen HMD airnrd At. A. Cromlr Southampton & Oermnntonn Ave. j J Keelir Ktnuffer. Pharmacy Jaa. Johnson's Sons rt. Airy Show oil Frer & Co., Inc. IS17 Chestnut St. Chan. M. Stout Ambler It. E. Welch West Chester Walter C Voder 41 1A Lancaster W r Aukerbrand, Loiraii I.lwnlln Pharmacy Pharmacy tmii nannnra sun. GIRARD GROCERY CO., Distributor lain unesmui ju. PARADISE WATER ai vtfjnTiTrra . -vs-gyr-1. r"-2- "-i', " "ttS: ?Z&2g& 4 Now the Stucco Building Is Preferred Stucco is admittedly an artistic and attractive exterior finish. The best way to improve the exterior of a brick, frame or tile house is to OVERCOAT it with Minral Stukko. A Permanent Magnasite Stukko That . Has Weathered Every Test Write for Booklets PHILADELPHIA' MINERAL FLOORING AND PRODUCTS CO. ' 563234-36-38 and 40 Summer St. Philadelphia 'LED GEIr- PHILADELPHIA, Men's and Young Men's ' Clothing ON THE THIRD FLOOR Men'a nnd Young Men's $40.00 d)7 CA Fancy Sulfa ,lllJL1AA. pf ,0) Men's and Young Men's $35 & $40 Spring (fJj AA IfrpCoat8 )Z4.UU Men's nnd Young Men's $35. Gabardine (f1 A A Rninconta . . . pl J.UU Men's nnd Young Men's $16.50 Rnin- (Jq j- coata 40.jll Men's nnd Young $Q Qf' Men's $7.50 Trousers J0 J Men's nnd. Young Men's Gabardine Sport "tC Aft Coata pD.UU IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT Men's and Young Men's Fancy Suits, Special $13.00 Young Men's Blue Serge Suits, $17.50 ,1 Special Men's and Young Men's Fancy Two- dJOl (( Trousers Suits. Special Pfa 1 v" Men's and Young Men's Spring Top df Q A A Coats, Special 4JLO.UU Men's and Young Men's Fancy Trousers. Special $2.35 Men's and Young Men's Raincoats. Special $7.00 or ON THE FIRST FLOOR Men's $1.95 Pn jamas, $1.45; plain colors; Bilk frog fasten ers. Men's $1.15 Neckwear, 95c; silk and wool printed four-in- hancls in crope eifepts. Men's $1 Belts with Nickel-Silver Buckle. Sizes 28 to 42 at 39c Men's $1.25 and $1.50 Shirts at 89c; white negligee shirts, striped percales and printed madras. AllWith neck bands nnd soft cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17 M. Men's $2.50 to $3.50 Shirts at $1.59 Imported and domestic madras shirts, and high-grade repp cloth. Men's $1.50 to $8.50 Silk Shirts, $5.59; white crepe, striped crope, radium silk, baby broadcloth and other good silks. Perfect, first grade, clean and new. Sizes 14 to 17 Men's $1 Silk Socks, 50c Pair; full-fashioned and scam less. Black and colors. Firsts nnd seconds. Men's 25c Socks; 75c Box of 6 Pairs Sturdy, Cotton Socks with extra spliced heels and toes to insure long wear.- Six pairs of nil-black ond assorted colors to the box sizes 9M to 11. Men's Lawrence $1 Underwear, 55c; white gauxo cotton athletic pull-over shirts and knee-length drawers. The run of the mill. Men's $1.25 Union Suits, 75c; finest checked nainsook nth' letic union suits. Women's $1 Stockings, 39c pair; full-fashioned mercer ized lisle stockings, seconds of $1.00 quality. White and black. Women's 83.75 Silk Stockings, $1.95 pair; highest grades of ingrain thread silk stockings, all silk from toe to top. Black and colors. Slight Irregularities in the knittinr. but nothing to mar tho looks or wear. Boys' 39c Stockings, 25c pair; blnck ribbed cotton stock ings: will stand hard wear. Sizes 6 to 10. Children's- 50c Socks, 29c pair; mercerized lisle socks, in white and colored, grounds, with fancy colored tops. -Firsts and seconds'. Women's 50c Vests, 3 for $1; Swiss ribbed, finest cotton vests, with band tops. Regulation "shoulder straps and bodice style. Regular and extra sizes. Women's $1 and $1.25 Union Shits, regular sizes. 69c. ex tra sizes, 79c; finest combed cotton union suits, band tops. Regulation shdulder straps nnd bodice style. Shell edsre. loose knee nnd cuff knee. Women's $3 Silk Vests, $1.85; pink glove silk bodice vests, with ribbon shoulder straps; band tops. Children's 50c M. Undcrwalsts. 35c. 3 for $1: thn M. knitted cotton drnwer-body undcrwaists, finished with pearl button fronts. Children's $1.25 Me rode Union Suits. 69"c; ribbed cotton: loose-fitting knee; sleeveless. Sjzes 3 years to 16 venrs. Men's $4 nnd $5 Soft Hats, $2.35; good styles. Men's nnd Bovs' $2 Snring and Summer Caps. $1.25. Boys' and Children's $1.50 to $3 Straw Hats, 85c; odd lots. Children's $1 50 Blue Serge Snilor Tarns. $1. Boys' $1.25 Shirts at 85c; neckbands and soft cuffs. Sizes 12 to 14. Boys' $1.50 Blouses at $1.05; printed and satin-stripe madras blouses with soft cuffs and collars attached. Sizes 0 to 17. Boys' 50c Silk Four-in-IInnd Ties, 25c: stripes- nnd nlaids. Women's 25c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. 13e; with K-inch hems and open-work initials, in nil the wanted letters. Men's 50c Pure Linen Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs, 28c; generous in size: full line of initials. $2.50 Hemstitched Picot-Edge Organdie Flounclngs, $1.89 yard; in white and nil colors, with three ruffles. Women's 85c and $1 Washable Chamois Lisle Gloves, 39c; two-clasp style, in white and colors. Women's $1.75 Long Milanese nnd Tricot Silk Gloves, $1.50; elbow length., with double-tipped fingers, in yhito nnd soring colors. Women's $2.50 White French Lambskin Kid G'oves. 89c; two-clasp style, with self or contrast embroidered back; white nnd n few colors; sizes 6 to 6'4. Children's 65c Washable Chamoisette Gloves, 50c; two clasp style, in white, mode gray and brown. $3 Georgette Crepe. $1.19 yard; black, white and colors. 50c Dotted nnd Mesh Veilings, 38c ynrd; in plain colors nnd combinations. 35c White Filet Crochet Lace Edges and Insertions, 25e ynrd: 4V4 inches wide. $2 Dotted Silk Radium All-Overs, 89c yard; mostly black and brown: one yard wide. $1.7&i 40-Inch White Net Flouncing, $1.39 yard; with four small ruffles hemstitched on. 5Vi-Inch Plain Moire Ribbon, 25c ynrd; in wanted colors; sultnblo for hairbows. snshes, etc. Women's $7.50 Imported English Cashmere Scarfs, $5.95; striped effocts, in nil colors. Women's 50c Vcnlse Lace Collars, 25c; plain lace collars, in many jiattprns. Women's $6.50 Plnln Mnrabou Capes, $2.95; black and natural-color: silk-lined. $6 to $12 Embroidered Georgette Crepe RemnnnLi, $1.98 yard; some In waist and dress lengths; 38 and 40 inches wide; light and dark colors. $2 to $3 39-Inch Georgette Crepe, 81.25 yard; heavy and finely woven, in blnck nnd n full rnngo of plain colors nnd benutiful printed designs nre included. $2.25 40-Inch Co'ored Crepe de Chine. $1.75 yard; excellent rnngo of colors, but no white; fine quality. $3.50 40-Inch All-Silk Pongee, $1.98 yard; heavy quality, whito nnd natural color. 33c and 35c Bleached nnd Unbleached Canton Flannel, 21e yard; good weight. . 25c Colored Crystal Trimming Buttons, 20c Card of 2 Dozen; in light and 4lark colors. 8c and 10c CnrdH White and Smoked Pearl Buttons 5 Cards for 25c; In lnrge and small sizes. $2.50 Imported Irish Tablo Damask, $1.59 yard; heavy quality, snowy-bleached, with satin lustre; 2 ynrds wide. $7.50 Pure Irish Linen Dinner Napkins, $5.25 dozen; heavy quality, satin dnmnsk finish; lnrge size. 60c LarRe Size Turkish Bath Towels, 39c; woven from fine two-ply terry ynrn; thick nnd spongy. 25c Blenched Crash Toweling, 15c yard; with colored border; heavy woight and very absoTbent. $5 Pure Irish Linen 90-Inch Suiting, $3.25 yard- Ann weave, medium weight; suitable for suits, skirts, etc 25c and 35u Bag Frames, 10c; odd lot of well-made frames in good shapes. ; N. SNELLENBURG TUESDAY, APEIL 26, 1921 STOIIE OPENS DAILY AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5.30 P. M. Siuraur, Armi, 20. 1021 l NELLENBURG.N ENTIRE BLOCK -MARKET IItqI2STREETS L J Tomorrow Will fee Opportunity Day And every Department in this whole wonderful store has bent every effort toward making it tho very b6st ever I Matchless opportunities to save on all kinds of wearing apparel and personal accessories so important in the Spring, and on all sorts of household furnishings and decorations particularly needed at this season. Opportunity Day Booklets Distributed at. All Entrances Clear, concise news of all the marvelous savings afforded on this Opportunity Day prices and locations clearly defined. Get a birds' eye view of the value-opportunities that await you 1 , , or ON THE FIRST FLOOR. 10c Cards of 1 Dozen Safety Pins, 5c; wanted sizes. 50c and 75c Lining Remnants, 25c yard; plain-colored and figured linings, in useful lengths. " $2.65 81 x 90-Inch Bleached Seamless Shect,'$1.35. 45c 42 x 80-Inch Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 33c. 29c Standard Make Ynrd-Wlde Bleached Muslin, 14c yard. 4oc Yard-Wide Lonidnle or Berkeley Bleached Cambric, 23c yard. $4 Crochet Weave Bed Spreads, $2.49; extra heavy quality, in vory pretty Marseilles patterns, with hemmod ends. $25 California Lambs' Wool Blankets, $14.95 pair; white, with striped borders of pink, blue, old rose or French blue: wide silk binding. Extra largo size. $13.50 Wool-Fillcd Comfortables. $9.00; covered with floral or Persian pattern mercerized sateen, with 12-inch plain-color sateen border; full sizo. $9 and $10.50 Colored Block Printed Bed Sets, $6 and $7; single- and double-bed sizes. Old English stylo; guar anteed fast colors. The spread has scalloped edges nnd cut corners; bolster throw to mntch. $1.50 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks, 95c; bell-top style, wtth shut-off alarm attachment. $1.25 Small Brass Clocks, 89c; with guaranteed move ments; suitable for desk or traveling purposes. Men's $5 Solid Gold CufT-Links, $2.95; looso links, suitable for soft cuff 8; several good designs; engine-turned. Men's $10 Solid Gold Waldomar Chains, $5.75; new and tasteful long bar link effects. $2.50 to $5 Sterling Silver Jeweled Pendant Earrings, $1.19; a clearance of many stunning styles. $1.50 to $2JS0 Gold-Filled Bangle Bracelets, 89c; hnnd- engraved "and chased patterns. $15 Fine Imported Beaded Bags, $9.95; made of tiny beads tastefully lined nnd finished, fh the modish shapes woven into nrtistlc pnttcrns, with pendant trimmings. $2.75 Sterling Silver Birthday Spoons, $1.95; extra heavy weight, in beautiful designs. $1.50 Pearl-Handled Dessert Knives, 95c: with fancy ferrule of sterling silver nnd pearl handles. Women's $2.95 Silk Hand Bags, 95c: n splendid collection of all new novel top opening styles, with etched metal frames nnd good linings. Craftsman Quality DuPont FabrikoJd Traveling Bags, $4.59: in black only; waterproof and very sturdy; full cut 18-inch sizo. 25c to S5 Imitation Ivory Toilet Articles at 10c to $2.50; including mirrors, brushes, trays, shoe horns, files, cuticle knives, button hooks, picture frames, few puff boxes and hair receivers. Many of theso nrticles arc seconds; some slightly soiled, but easily cleaned. Plnaud's Lilac Vegetal. Special, 90e. 50c White Floating Castile Soap (large bar) 37c. Jergen's Witch Hazel Soap, Special, 72c dozen Sncllcnburtr's Hard Water Snnn. Knrrlm! 7Sr Ji.rn Horllck's Malted Milk (Hospital Size), Special, $2.75. 48c S. K. & F. Aspirin Tablets (100), 25c. 40c Pint Bottle Witch Hazel, 33c. 50c Box of Paper or Correspondence Cards, 29c; white or tinted: plain or bordered. 50c to $2 Slightly Soiled Box Stationery, 25c to $1. 75c Popular Copyright Novels. 28c. An assortment of good nuthors. 59c to $1.75 Books, 25c to 85c; a varied assortment. $3.00 White Longcloth, $1.35 piece 36 inches wide; 10 yards to the piece; soft chnmois finish. $3.00 White Nainsook, $1.39 piece; 10 yards to the piece: 86 inches wide; soft finish for women's and children's undergarments. 39c Mercerized Stripe White Madras, 14c yard; 34 inches wide; fine even texture. Remnants of 35c to 65c White Goods, 15c yard. Plain lawns, organdies, poplins, pajama cloths, linencs, plain voiles, fancy lawns, dimities, longcloth, nain sooks, lingerie cloths, etc. 1 to 8-ynrd remnants. Some slightly soiled or mussed. No mail or "phone orders. " ON THE SECOND FLOOR Women's $15.00 Polo Sports Coats, $9.50 With belt of self material nnd large side pockets; in tan and Pekin. Wnmnn'n S2S MI1L.I tnrl rl rv.. tiEnc. i.w . TT dnrk or ligh tnn. ' Women's $35 Navy Blue Tricotine Coats, $24.75 The newest thing in coats for spring. Silk-lined through out. with large silk sash, and trimming of silk ribbon. Women's $30 Embroidered Woool Velour Dolmans. $16.50: lined throughout with silk. Women's $15 Jersey Sports Suits, $9.95 Excellent grade heather mixtures, in four good belted stvles. Women's $25 Lined Serge Suits. $14.75; several styles; braided, embroidered nnd button trimmed. Women's $35 Tricotine Suits, $24.50 Embroidered nnd braid-trimmed, with tuxedo or roll collars Women's $17.50 Tricolette Dresses, $8jT An exceptional group in lowered waist, blouse, tunic nnd sfrMirht-line effects. Women's $19.75 Silk Dresses, $11.95; of georgette, taffetn or satin, in surplice, basque and tunic effects. Women n $25 Iringe Trimmed Silk Dresses, $18.50: straight-lino models, of Crene tie Chine. Women's , $35 Canton Crepe Dresses, $23.75; excellent quality, in stunning models. Women's $10 Plaid and Striped Snorts Skirts. $6 95 of wool velour or novelty worsted, knife or box-plen'ted. with now narrow belt; in brown, tan, navy, green, black and white. Women's $7.50 Plaid nnd Striped Sports Skirts. $3.95; box pleatc-d, n light and dark effects of tan, brown, creen navy nnd red. ' Women's $7 nnd $9 Tuxedos nnd Blouse Sweaters $3 39 and I $1.39; of pure worsts and fibre silk, made with sash. Broken sizes. Children's $2.25 to $3.50 Colored Dresses. $1.25 to $2-3- broken sizes of ninny cunning styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Babies' Short White Dresses, Special $1.19; sizes 0 months to 2 years. Hoys' Tub Suits. Spocinl $1.69; sizes 2 to 6 years Summer Pillows, Special $1.10; covered with plain cotton ... rcPP with green, rose, blue or gold design in center Odds ami Ends of Stamped Pieces, 15c to $U0; including children's dresFes, towels, centerpieces, pin cushions table runners, etc. Somo are slightly soiled. omen'H $9 Tan Calf Lace Oxfords, $6.95; with saddlo straps nnd leather military heels. dle Men's $7 and $8 Lace High Shoes nnd Oxfords. $4.25- sev eral styles, all with welted soles. ' B0y"L Gun Aleal a"d Tn" Cnlf L Oxfords, $3.45; with welted solos; sizes 4 to 6. ' Women's $2.95 Gingham House Dresses, $1.65; Blllie Burke model, trimmed with white repp. Somen's $2.50 Extra Size Gingham House Dresses, $1 95. Straluht.linn ninHols tr mm,l lk ....u. ' l'i Women's $1.59 House Dresses, 95e; Bungalow at style of f.u.,. ti"'K"" & CO. : 17 3K or ON THE SECOND FLOOR "a Women' $1.50 Pinafore Aprons, 69c; of pretty flowored cretonne or braid gingham, trimmed with ric-rac braid nnd finished with pockets and ties. Women's $2 Percale Bungalow Aprons, 89c; V-neck style, ric-rac trimmed, pocket and belt. Women's $12.75 to $15 Georgette Crepe Blouses, $7.95; trimmed with filet lace, tucks and frills; white, bisque nnd flesh-color. Women's $8 to $10 Georgette Crepe Blouses nnd Overblouses, $3.85; with round, square or V nccks and long or short sleeves; trimmed with wool or plain embroidery, braid, filet or Ven isc lace. In white, bisque, navy, brown or flesh color. Also some wool Jersey ovorbjouses. Women's $3 and $4 Voile Waists, $1.65; manufacturer's sample lot of whito nnd novelty voile wnlsts; laco trimmed nnd tai lored models. Women's $18.50 Extra Size Serge Dresses, $12.50; Navy blue and black, in seven different styles; tunic, straight-line nnd redln- gotc effects; some braid-trimmed, some with tucked gorgctte vests. Sizes 42 to 52W. Misses' $15 Polo Sports Coats, $9.50; taji and Pekin, belt ed. Sizer 14 to 18 years. Misses' $25 Polo Sports Coats, $15.95 In the popular shade of tan, with belts and pockets. bites 14 to 18 years. Misses $30 Velour Embroidered Wraps, $16.60; handsome models, linod throughout. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses' $25 Serge Spring Salts, $14.75; smart styles, trimmpd with braid, embroidery and buttons; some with narrow tucks. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses' $15 Jersey Sports Suits, $9.95 With pockets and belts. Sizes 14 to 18 yonrs. Misses' $35 Tricotine Suits, $24.50; fashionable models, some plain tailored, others braided and embroidered. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses' $17.50 Tricolette Dresses, $8.75 In a variety of aUractivo patterns, embroidered and braided, and with fine stitching. Sizes 14 to 18 yrs. Misses' $19.75 Taffeta and Satin Dresses, $11.95; modish styles, prettily trimmed. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses' $25 Fringe-Trimmed Silk Dresses, $18.50; of Crepo de Chine straight-line models. Sizes 14 to 18 yearn. Misses' $29.75 Canton Crepe Dresses, $19.50 With draped or tunic skirts. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses' $10 Box-Pleated Plaid Skirts, $6.95 Very good patterns with belt. Girls' $15 Silk Dresses, $8.95; trimmed with hand embroi dery, ruffles nnd sashes; somo made with guimpet of pongee. Sizes 0 to 12 years. Girls' $5 Colored Organdie Dresses, $2.85 Ruffled, with deep sashes: in pink, blue and maize. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Extra good values. Women's, Misses' and Girls' S2 Middy Blouses. 85c; of white Lonsdale jean, with plain white collars aid cuffs; finshed with ties. Girls' $2.50 Plaid Cloth Skirts, $1.39; made on white bodies. Girls' $3 Colored Wash Dresses, SI Of plaid nnd plnin color gingham, llnene and chambrav, with belts nnd pockets; some with collars nnd cuffs of white nlauc. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls' $10 Polo Sports Coats, $4.39; novelty fabrics. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls' $12.50 and $15 Polo Serge Coats. $6.65; in sports and dressy models, belted and pocketed. Sizes 6 to 14 years. $2 and $2J0 Wreaths, 98c; n wide assortment of the most fashionable kinds, in beautiful colorings. Women's $1.50 nnd $2 Night Gowns, Chemises and Bloom ers. 87c; lace-trimmed and tailored models. Women'H $2.25 Envelope Chemises and Night Gowns, $1.37; trimmed with lace and embroidery. Women's $5 and $5.50 Corsets, $2.19; discontinued models of well-known makes, laced either front or back. Sizes 20 to 24. Excellent materials. Women's $1 Embroidery-Trimmed Brassieres, 55c; of strong material; hooked in front. All sizes. Women's $3.95 Silk Jersey Petticoat. $2.59; fine quality, with neat pleated flounces, in light and dark colors. Women's $1.30 White Sateen Petticoats, 95c; with good lookintr tailored flounces. Women's $3 Silk Envelope Chemises, $1.89; lace-trimmed. ON THE THIRD FLOOR " $3.50 Union Hardware Bnll-Bearing Roller Skates, $2.65; with clamp toe and strap heel. $45 Century Bicycles, $40; complete with coaster brake, mud gunrds, roller chain, rubber gripes and pedals, Guaranteed for one year. Men's and Boys' $5 Sweaten?. $2; well made, with pure worsted face and merino back ynrn; shawl collar nnd V-neck styleR; sizes 28 to 46. $5 Tennis Rackets, $3; manufacturer's sample lot; whito ash frames; Oriental gut stringing. All weights. Boys' $9.50 Washable Norfolk Suits. $7; made of the best quality imported black and white linen crash; yoke norfolk; box pleats: sizes 7 to 18 vears Boys' $3.75 Oliver Twist Washable Suits, '$2.23; white tops, cadet, brown and tan mercerized poplin pants; collars and cuffs to match; sizes 2 to 7 years. Boys' $15.75 Norfolk SultB with Two Pnirs of Knickers, $11.25; of nil-wool fnncy cheviots nnd enssimeres; knickers full lined; sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys' $14.75 Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, $10; all-wool blue serge; sizes 0 to 17 years. w ON THE FOURTH FLOOR " 98c Reversible Terry Cloth, 60c yard; heavy grade, in many rich patterns; excollent for draperies, etc. 69c Brise Brio Sash Curtains, 43c each; Nottingham pat terns, loops at top for hanging; 1 yard square. 79c Cretonne-Covcred Round Cushions. 44c; in wide range of dark color designs; filled with kapock. 98c Opaque Window Shades, 64c yard; a limited number; wanted colors, mounted on strong spring rollers, ready for hanging. Size 36x72 inches. $6.98 Madras Dutch Portieres. $5.25 set; extra good qual ity madras in artistic pntterns; blue, rose nnd green; rendy to hang; 21 yards long. $3.50 to $4.50 Framed Pictures, $1.90; populnr subjects in ovnl nnd square-shnped sepin tones; colored repro ductions, etc. $22.50 to $27 Mirrors, $10; plain pinto mirror in assorted patterns ot ornnmentnl and burnished frames: suit- able for nunrlv nnv iln nnnfm $70 Scnmlcss 9 x 12 't. Wilton Velvet Rugs, $40; in "uimciiui vuneiy oi pretty patterns and colors. $.)5 Imported 6.9 x 9 ft. Axminster Rugs, $39.75; copies , ,, crcal .0rientn' rug pntterns. Limited lot. $39.75 Senmless 9 x 12 ft. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, '$24.95; 7 i!.i TJa 1,ty;,neot' i coverd' nnd all-over patterns. fi2 7'1? in' n?,em"' .$ 5 sq' ,"' """" Pattern. $42.7.) to $60 Bloch and Hey wood Bab) Carragcs, $29.75 to 545; newest styles and shades, in reed or combi nations of reed anil wood. $3.50 Brown Canvas Swings for Babies, $1.95; with com- """'c iiuiiiieii Beat. $16.75 Khaki-Color Couch Hammocks, $9.95 " With strong chains for hanging. Mado with National spring and comfortable tufted mattress. $50 Brand New Sewing Machines, $39; made by one of the ..Mticai tuviuiiea in tne country. Automatic lift. G drawers, dron-hend cabinet, finished in golden oak Complete with all attachments. Sold on club nlanI $3 when ordering nnd $1.25 weekly. Used Box Top Sewing Machines, Special, $5 and $6: nil In good sewing condition. 25c Bedroom nnd Kitchen Wall Papers. 6c Roll; in floral nnd figured design. Floral nnd figured borders to match nt 10c )nrd. . 30c to 45c Kitchen and Bedroom Wall Papers, lie to 16c Roll; block patterns nnd floral stripes. Cut-out or straight bordors to match nt 12Vic and 15c vard 50c and 60c Wall Papers, 27c Roll; foliage tapestries, two-tone figured designs, duplex nnd ontmcal paper. Binders or cut-out borders to mntch at 12,c to 20c ftFCla 1 :N. SNELLENBUHG & CO. A .i , . v
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