T7TV' Jx ,pf ,frJ' jnl M Ftf IFQ iWELFARE MEASURE --. ftll DIIU lAJUIr.li Mould Havo increasoa oiaio s Financial Burdens ?JJOTHONOTARIES ARE HIT .. t i-.i'Ui. .-..,,! Ih ESTXST WfE ;"'! SfTCIU . i n t1 t.iir.liMiit of tlic U Increase."..-- ii.le nttu Severn i t.-uuin.e. S. AVoo.hynr.1 Mil mows ithe-BW. Herd off ""r rVrison Lnbor iPmmVlon wllh "the new Welfare De cf?.tTlili( wnt rcitnrlcd n ono of .piiiirnii a i ,.& 6 (ttmi. .- . , i.nortnnt rtmont i. Anmiii"v"":,. ,,,, .;. nf rtwlnihc limbo of nepre-cntntfve. ETii. flnnl wrck which led to a &n.e of speaUrs, , V Will Organize ueparimmi own '.The now dcpnrlmeht wilt be .organ- Hf a Commissioner. peniity Commie Jloner and 'a commission ot nine mem- "at the seventeen bills vetoed by the rftnvrrnor, twelve proviucu ior uivicnwa L?t1 with the State (lovornmcnt. &1, wit. Jifncl included that ad- R.nclnjc pay of employes of the Depart llfini of Public GswundH and Buildings. Kh Ui 1 havo added $!M,000 to the K..te wvroll. The Governor snld while NIBIC IH....W .-",--. . . ,,, .!,., nme of the Bninneu urc nm. iub in slwdr, tho hours snort anu inc ihhkh " . ..u.1.i hnnvr . 1 "The bill inercaslng salaries of offl '.iflU of the State insurance fund wns C1s..i . ..nSmtlflcil nnd thnt for the .insurance Department nsj inadvisable at .""."-: - 1. n.lno,l 'for the proppsed iucrensc of saTflriCH for deputies 01 iuc ummius . ..u.v J!:f. fienutv director of the Bureau of Pisnt Industry; chief-oft the Bu reau of Mediation -oTEccrs 'nnd cm - Employes of tho lrepariraeni 01 .nines. if factory Inspectors in the Department of WLtbor nnd Industry, division of dis tribution of public documents. Deputy Sccrctnrv of the Commonwcnlth. chicl i'clerk of the Slnte Dcpnrtment nnd D chief of the Bureau of Hlcctions nnd 7 tcgiBlation in the State Department. f " Bill for Women Vetoed ' Tho bill creating tho Bureau of ''Women nnd Children in the Dcpart- meat of Lnbor nnd Industry wns vetoed f with the remark thnt tho depnrtment Vtlrt&dy has a number of women in L'gpectors. r The Governor also disapproved tho Cblll Increasing fees of Prothonotarlcs of f the Appellate Courts ; Increasing salary Wof court criers of the Allegheny Quar idte Sessions ; increasing the salaries of (Allegbeny County probation officers and authorizing the uppoiutment of four j" Assistant District Attorneys at, nn ag- famr tegato salary or 5ii.wu a year in urth class counties. Annrnvnl was niven bv the Governor -to the Wolfe bill extending to second Mnd third, class cities nnd boroughs the power of' the municipality to sue in civll court occupants of premises where a. flre 'cecdrs through criminal intent. i (Icsign or willful negligence, or whero they have failed to comply with regula tions for prevention of flre. These DMVM Like a cheery friend asco Coffee 25 lb 1 At all our Stores TO aching musclesor stiff ness which sooften fol low the exertion of out door sports, prompt relief may be had by applyingAbsorbineJr. Stimulating to overtaxed muscles, soothing to nch lngjolnts,hcalingto upraln Anrisoptic, too, eliminating possible infection from cuts or scratches. Ill&KS ei.a a bottle at most druggists' !HL-a S.-kTr:J W. F. YOUNG. Ine. rCttDru"'- Sprlncfleld. Mauachusotts n. . " .S-T h-iCZlZ. t nm APPRni Good Wood Boxes No labor needed No stot'oge space required r Nailed right made right No worry became they're H DELIVERED I kk rpSE ' ,' PROTECT ' ood'.: your ; 4 U- ?ht'fimn' b fr lh6 f "t,nuWl The Governor also nlgilcd the tlilrd , if1 CW l'0,lc dopnrliiient hill pro- filing (,nt nnmes of cllglblcsjor A))- polntmriit time times rejected bv ""cll Hhnll be Htrlckeu from the eligible list: llm MeUatlo bill, repealing the net of 101 1 relative to Surrender of c.,l.,!r.l?', of meadowland companies: '"'nblh hlng feet Mr rcmlcr of deeds for Philadelphia. Tlic Governor veloed the bill to In- crcano tlic pay of elcqlorn from JJ to JIG and lullcogo from three cents to fen. (lednrlnt? thnt "nfllcn -f ..,!. dcntlnl clcetoisls a great honor nml Is much.sought byreprcscntatlvc citizens, and the question of compeniinlTbn Is en tirely a secondary consideration and would not nfTert in mi? wnv the1 mem bership of the Klectoral CollcgV' The Judicial apportionment bill mnk Ing vx Hiangcs In the number of Judges of tlio various district courln, but not changing any of the districts, was ap proved. Power to open ballot-boxes of a primary election when results are nt tncked is transferred from County Commissioners to the Common Pirns Court under the terms of the Joyce bill, Mpprocd." Hereafter when allegations ure made concerning u prlmajy election count thrcc citizens may pvtftion the court, which may open the boxes and conduct u mount. MAN HIT BY MOTORCAR PhoenlxVllle Citizen Exonerates Rad nor Driver Who Struck Him NNorman Quay, ot Phoculxvillc, Pa., was knocked doun by nn automobile driven by Alexander Sellers, ofVRadnor, late last, night, nt Haverford, and ro eclved severe injuries. Mr. Sellers picked Quay up nnd took him to Bryn Mnwr Hosnitnl. OunV. t U said, admitted he walked in front of the cur while crossing Lancaster pike, at Itailroad avenue, nnd said Mr. Sell ers was not to ulnmc. 'Tim tnrtrl la flnrlf nf t!.n nntnt ..!... "" "-. ....,.... u n ,..!.- mC ncciuenc occurred. HeMdcnts re i-ccntly started a movement for more lights along the pike nnd say that If llnVifu they 'werc.suppllcd by the borough such accidents would not occur. When You Give Your Batteries a Drink V see that it's HYDRO PUROCK, a genuine dis tilled water. Avoid ordinary water bad for batteries. Use HYDRO -PUROCK .made specially for batteries recommended by manufac turers. Ask for it by name at all good dealers. Or order direct. In convenient, eco nomical half-gallon bottles. THE CHARLES E. 910 S. 24th St. HIRES CO. FhlladtlpUa .Mfc or the diamond trtdf mm and the name IROPUROCI ninoaan.yjni5i Nevtr Motd in bulk Ciiticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy p,0!JMt.T!nnn,S sfarrwlltrf rsrsaapks TOMORROWS LUNCH Clam Chowder CodlUh 'olie wltli lomivtn aaurr or Colli Ham with 7olP Mhnv SlfHMl TomntocN unrl lotii(os Cherry 1'le r rrjiciilustry Kolls und llutlrr tulTr. Ten. .Milk or Chocolatn 50 G CHERI - nrto)irantV I6IU CIIKSTNur French Koom ISJ HIH'TII 1BTII fitcoiiit floor . Memorial Day SeashoreExcursion Monday, May 30 $1.50 I Mlanllr (U.v tVllilnooil iiKlee Ocean City .Sen lute (Mi CorKoiiH Inlet Ktarw Harbor Amlnn H Itountl Trip 1 12a artii'al Wur Tat Uantern Standard Tlino 1,11V K MAIIKKT HT. WIIAHV VOIl Atlsntlo City 7.00 nnd 7 30 A M. Wlldnond Ilrnncli . , 7 JO A M ,. fill. rA-u.-.a til lakt Sen Ijlo City , '.JA kinn. llnrltnr Itrancll 7 -a A AI SI UKTI'RMNCl I,e Atlnntlu CltJ. floorsla Ae . ti on nnd o:ir i' it.. wiMood n.ao 1 r , Ocean City (l no 1 M j Corsons Iil'et 617 P. At. Pea Isle '1 II J!0 I M, Stono llnrlor ft-"0 1. Al , Axnlon B 31 1'. At Dully Seukliorn Krurlon will begin June 10 Pennsylvania System rr t rr IN 24 HOURS y Write Today or Phone Spruce 4GS7 WOOD UOX MFItS. ASSN. "Lumbermen' Exchange" 1420 Chestnut St., Phila. TT I3Z tiVBMtf trBLI(3 NELLIE VOLSTEAD CUTS UP AT ART FELLOWSHIP BALL CamcVs Dignity' Vanishes When lFicheil Hoof at Ball of the Odalisques in Music Academy, Who was seeing Nellie home lids morning? That Is tho question of paramount inlerc't to nboilt COO vho attended last night's May frolic of the Fellow ship of the Academy of the Fine Arts, Milch held forlh until milkman time tills morning in the Persian splendor of n "Hal de Odallsoucs." An oda lisque, roughly speaking, Is a PerslanS - harem Indy. Bight now let vit be said Nellie was a lady, but not n hnrrml one. Her name (n full was Nellie Vol stead, she being the comedy feature of tho many "stunts" put on by the artists. She was n camel, but a Indy for nil Ihat. until she wns given what was supposed to be a bottle of real beer. x Piloted by Alfred Ilaywnrd, who usually Is content with letting- "Some body's Stcnog" mlnco through her boss' pet illusions every nay, mis snip of tho desert tacked to port and starboard so rnnidlv thnt n sandstorm, would have .. t t l . .I... ... ......1.1 I. I been a superfluous touch in adding to the genctnl torrid impression of why a camel wnlts eight days to begin lmblb ine. There were harem windows, bar" red and twinkling with colored lights that beckoned the work of Chief' ftirciriuinn xounit. oi ine oKeiru tjiuu. The tout ensemble was designed by News Traveling About Our Merchant Tailoring Opportunity! $4'5 , For new custom cloths in dozens of different patterns both woolens and worsteds. Built to Measure v Evidence that our Merchant Tailoring Shop is giving customers 100 ccntsyaluc and morel WILLIAM H. WANAMAKER 1217-19 Chestnut Street ! (F May Sale of Hosiery & Underwear Men's 50c Mercerized 25c Socks, Pair Men's 75c to ?1.00 Silk 2Qr Socks, Seconds, Pair. . . U7 Me's $U00 Bnlbriggan CQC Shirts and Drawers U7 Men's $1.50 Gibbs Split Belt Union Suits, the Run of QKr the Mill v Men's $1.25 Nainsook Htyr Athletic Union Suits. Women's 35c and 39c Vests 25c 59c Double Extra-Size Vests 39c Boys' $1.00 Union Suits, gp Seconds .. Women's 75c to-$1.00 Union Suits Regular CQr ' Extra 60c Sizes.. 0VL1 Sizes UyC Women's Mercerized- lr Stockings, Pair " Manufactured to Sell at 65c Pair Women's $1.25 Onyx Silk-and-Fibre CCC Stockings. Pair UUK Women's Silk $1 7C Stockings, Pair.... P1 Firsts and Seconds of ?2.00 and S2.25 Gradefl Children's Imported Socks, Pair 19c Children's Silk Mixed CQC Sports Hose, Pair uvw SflELLENBUROS lrst Floor $40 White Enamel Bed Outfits ai $19.75 Full-size and three-qimrter-sizo beds of best baked white enamel a few twin bed sizes m hory finish in the lot. Heavy lramo spring and combination felt nnd fiber mat tresses. Purchased separately as follows: Bed, $8.25, Spring, $4.65, Mattress, $6.95 SSHLLLEMBUWiS l'lfth Floor luiul fiBDit-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921 She Sips Beer and Shakes a Mrs1. Ucorglnnnn IJrown Uarbeson, a former student, and Miss Carolyn Hay wood, of the Academy. In the "Dance of; the Odalisques" Mrs. Hnrbcson nppcarcd to exceptional advantage. I'Hftcen chnrmlng odnl isqucs.lof variant build nnd type and costuming, preceded her in arrhythmic processional of pantomime. She, then, was released for a llttlo while from the spell ot me Diuc masK ot sa.iness, as shc danced out of a magic kiosk thnt she danced out of a magic kiosk thnt hnd been her prUon. To this sho re turned again when her dance was fin ished. . . Tho "stunts" in their entirety, and in which more tbnn thirty took part, began with n sccn'o in n Persian garden, the sketch for which wns written by I.titt Mcore, tho story being read by Howard Patterson, garbed as n white linircd Pine. Tlii! rmntomimc wns done by Philip 'Whitney, J. K. Andersonr Miss Sylvia Myers. Miss Jean Knox and Miss 1)aphne BaWerston. A really excellent burlesque on the Greenwich Village Follleo masks wan rendered. llieii Uondld Sprout fol Intl'Cil fid lowed ns a 'naglelnii. produelng nnd mnking to dlsnppenr Peggy Shoemaker, who refused to be banished vin tlic mngic trunk until nftcr she hnd been nerved her ice cream. The Fellowship Committee in charge of the nffnir. which wns headed by S. Walter Norrls, consisted of the follow ing : Blchnrd T. Dooncr, Mrs. Gcorginnn Brown Hnrbcson, Miss STOKE OPENS DAILY At 9 A. M., CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M. STHUHSDAY. MAY 20. 1021. f NELLENBURGN ENTIRE BLOCK- MARKET tn2 STREETS L M June Sale of Housefurnishins & China $55 Kitchen Cabinet $34.95 s Hanltarj porce lain sliding tublo top; SMiilttirj flour bin , sanitary bread box nrul wliltc ennnicl ln sldc finish. Snlil on Club l'lnn c; Walnut Stained Window Screens 79c ... s... MS i menus high, 33-in. extension. Walnut Stained Screen Doors,. 2.Gx6.G. $2."89 $3.50 White Enamel Kitchen Sets $1.89 6 pieces. HHKAU $2.55 Wash Day Sets $1.49 100-feet extra strong'lothea lino; G doz I'lotbcs pins , 0 8-ft. clothca props. G5c 100-Ft. Lengths Exttn strong Clothes Lines, 20c $1.35 Heavy Galvanized Wash Tubs, Family Size, 69c Each KEGS! 5-liiillon 'Kegb, $2.20 $m:m& 10-Gallon $3 JO Kegs, "v IG-Gallon $39 2G.GalIon Kegs, $5.50 Ymm $21.50 3- Burner Gas Stove $16.95 IB-Inch baking ocn. nrMraionay( . MSiTEC UstLll I ruwft I CAlCZ 1 v vl r II 1 I ' i-- Cnrol.ru Haywood, Miss Helen Johns, Mrs. Mary Townscnd Mason, Alfred It. Mitchell. Lloyd It. Ney, Miss Corlnno Pauli, Howard A. Patterson, Donald, A. Sprout, Carroll S, Tyson, Jr., untl Mls-j Mabel Woodrow. ff THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTION for Philadelphians No need to remind you that tho police blotter are heavy with crime record the headlines of newipaperi tell the story. The point 1st How can you avoid the menace) The answer Ilea In Holmes Electric Protection. .-not tomorrow, but now. "Where There Is Holmes, There Is Safety" HOLMES ELECTRIC PROTECTION . TELEPHONES WALNUT 611 MAIN 8030 HI? rutHTOIIT T PHII AriFI PUIA NEW YORK Wk.UM.t.Wa M, S' linuWft. BIANTC J10OK3 Hound and v I.ooe Leaf UtTIiOaRAPIIINCl I'RINTINll HNOIIAVINO OFTICE Stationery and Supplies $55.00 Leonard Clean-as- a-China Dish $38.95 Refrigerators tt&iiZliSX One - niece porcelain lined food chamber, por celain 'panels on doors. T h r o e shelves. Sold on the Club Plan. Closing Out a Number of $175.00 White Enamel Finish Bluebird Electric Washing Machines at $100.00 T li e s p mti chliius have 1 been Ubcd for , ilctnonstration purposes and are mechanic illy perfect No mall or pliono onlvra filled $16.50 American Porcelain Dinner $11.95 Set 0 pieces Pink floral border decora. lion uoiu una ease anu imnuics. $1.25 Earthenware Cooking Sets. . . . 79c V H. I Cass orolo and 6 cub tard cup ; brown white lined Regular $5.50 25-Piece Cottage or Bungalow Dinner Blue Bird Sets, $2.95 60c Dozen Crystal Glass Water Tumblers Colonial Style, 45c Dozen SNhLLENBURaS Third Floor -- - rk 'Hi J -JJk rZx& Ml I ll Ji 1 ! rfr i -.iiii3-y!T7. f$k$ The Student Commlttco Included Francis Boyle, rhnlrman Devon Den nett. MUrf Klsle Kullerton, Harry Kld.l, Herbert It. Northrop, Captain Vlad mlr Pcrflllcff, Maurice Hlcgler. Miss ,Ollvp, Stoncr and MIsh Helen Wolhaupter. Our subscribers reap more than mere protection against burglary. Fires are extinguished, leaks dis covered and stopped, dangerous Irregularities of every nature are caught In time and presented. For half a century we have dem' onstrated to Philadelphians that ..-.-... PITTSBURGH Stenographers' Supplies TKN'OOKAI'HURS can obloUBly dc better work If they have better notc- nencllB. etc. They will And here nil of the supplies they require and all of the better,llnd. High-grade carbon papcV type writer ribbons typewriter papers nnd sctond Hlieeta typewriter brushes und oil notebooks pen cils pens, etc. Mnnn Service will solo all your supply problems for ou" j WILLIAM MANN COMPANY 529 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. IVcii' York Offices: 261 Broadway. Founded in 1S.',8 Sv Memorial Day 'Special $2.25 Decorated Magnolia Wreaths at $1.19 Each Beauti ful last ing trib utes fash ioned of wax flow ers and leaves, with artificial fern decora tions. Full Line of Plants for Memorial Day SnELLEHBURGS First Floor Flags for Memorial Day at Special Prices! U.S. Stan-Test M 2C Set Bunting Flag Sets $1'00 Outfits covsist of 4xG-ft. flag, jointed pole nnd bracket. U. S. Cotton Bunting Flags at Special Prices Sewed stripes; fast colors; can vas heading and grommets. 35-ft. Flags at Goc 4x6-ft. Flags at $1 4x7-ft. Flags at $1.10 ,rix8.ft. Flags at $1.25 Iix9-ft. Flags at $1.75 American Silk Flags Very Special at 5c to $5.00 Mag Poles With Heavy Truck and Rope 8-ft. Poles, Special at 75c 10-ft. Poles, Special at $1 12-ft. Poles. Special at $1.'J5 Large Variety of Iron Brackets All SiVcs nnd Kinds, SneuendUrgS r'lrst nnd Fourth Floors Men's K no-Hole Socks At nZp Box of G Pairs Ttcmarkablj durable socks made of good cotton yarn, with extra spliced heels and tors. ' Six pairs r of all-black or as sorted tan, nay and gray in n box. Sizes O1? to HVa. SKlUTmbUrcS First Floor Toilet Goods Specials Imitation Ivory Toilet Articles asr:a' 25c ,0 $6.25 Toilet articles of the better sort seconds from u well known manufac turer. IncludlnR puff toxs, hulr re ceivers, inlrrori., h.ilr brushes, nianl curo pieces, trns etc I.a Clinrme l.emon ( renin. Clcmmes und nhltrna tlm nUln. Sperlnl 3Vr. Klrk'a Onmlliun Soap, ."iierlnl Ucck. nirga' ICg-sr aiini(in Crenm. Special 20o Clenanl Cueouuut Oil Sliuinpun. Hpc clal SSc, Patent Medicines Trtnlnc, Hpeclnl 70c. Horllck'a -Malted Milk. Special 2.8A. Plilllliia' .Milk of Miicnei.ln. Hpeclul 3nr, SneTuEHBURjjS lirat Floor Dress Ginghams of Exceptional Merit, Value and Smart Color ! There Js more that could these wonderful ginghnms. Wc . 17c yd. 19c yd. 25c 29c . 59c , 75c yd. Every fashionable check and W.H.Smith& Sons 9W WalnuLSt. Thoatandi ol Mill-Endi and Rtmnantt in AH Kindt of Dry Goodt, KTEAMHHIP NOTIOnS EARN-LINE Incorporated 1891 U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamers Regular Freight Service PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA SS "COQUINA" LOADING (Arrancemcntaliare tn miwlr for quirk dlscliarEe of cargo ac Havana) For Hparo nnd Rates Apply EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents Bullitt Building, Phila. Pa. T.nml.ird r.3OO-S2Dl-&202-S203 ' Mnln ll NAWSCO LINES S. S. West Togus Now Loading , I'lrr 10 North for SAN DIEGO. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND, SEATTLE, TACOMA. PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B. C. For Rates and Information , NORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO. Agents I' 8 Shipping Hoard 13G S. Fourth St., Phila. Phone Lombard 5791-2-3; Main 7781-2 NEW AMERICAN TRANS-PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE betw.nSEATTLE.ndyOKOHAMA.KOBE.SHANGHAI. HONG KONG and MANILA vi tha SHORT ROUTS. New and p!.ti.l U.S.S.B. Imtn; 535 It. lonjj 21,000 ton SAILINGS S.S. Wenatchce, Jane 13 S.S. Silver Slate, Jdy 9 S. S. Keritone State, July 30 Tun. rtMTvttlenj, etc, applp ny railroad or tourut Mtnt, or HUGH GALLAGHER,Gn.E.ft.Att ,17SmtSt..NtwYctlt JrrK4BUK'V3 HHh Passenger and Freight Services From Now York cicimnouno and Southampton Mnurttanlu .. Jline 0 Julr'lt Auc. It Aaultunln . ..JunellJulr fi July U1 Brrenearls Jnnr SO Auc IB Sept. 31 LIVERPOOL Snronla June 1 Jnlr S JuIt SO lbnnln (neif) June 7 Jnlr 12 Aue. 2i 1'iiriunnla June IE July 16 Aug. IS Alsrrlu lime 88 Plymouth, cunnnouno & hambuho Baxonln June 0 July 1 Aur. 30 l.O.VDONDEnnY AND OLASOOW Camrrnnln (new) . June I July July 30 Columbia . ... Juno tR July t6 Aur. 13 v igo, cmirtAi.TAH NAPt.ns PArnAS, DUllItOVNIIC. TTHKSTB. PIUME Italia . June 14 itavana rontiNNA. oinnAi.TAn. PATRA9. DLTinOVNIK TII'MK TRICSTK Pannonla lime 4 BOSTON TO LIA'nRPOOL AKHjrln . . June 22 -.- PHILADELPHIA TO LONDON Vellavla My 27 PHILADELPHIA TO nnlHTOl. (AVONMOUTH) AND SWANSEA A Steamer June 4 C'unnril uml Anchor Men in Milt 1.1nr. PoKvnaer Offlcr. 1S00 Walnut St.. Phila. Freight oniir. lluume Hide, Phllu. PHILADELPHIA to CADIZ BARCELONA NORTH AFRICA MARSEILLES GENOA SS "OI.YMPE" June 10 Thrrnuh Bl" of Lading lor nil porta of Spain, Morocco, Algeria. Tunisia, Cette, Nice, Gibraltar and the Levant Earn-Line Steamship Co. 139 South Fourth St., Philn., Pa. Tombnrd ,1200-0l-02-fl3 Muln SJfl ARenta for THREE STAR LINE Ste. lea Affreteiira Reunla 23 Bridge St., Ne York Baltimore to San Francisco and Hawaii nnd return (.nlllne nt Itarnnu I'anama Canal I o Xncrlf nm' an Vrnnclaeo 1K I.l M'- STKMK.n "BUCKEYE STATE" ljraet llMtlmore for Hawaii .lime 11th I.ea'r" Van lanclco for llnltlniore Jul) 21 MATSON NAVIGATION CO.' "fl outh s" Ualtlmnre, Md. , ' MBnuf. Asent nlted Mntrh shipping Hoard i SEAGER LINE PHILADELPHIA to Christisnla, Copenhagen, Golhenbergi Stockholm. Holslngtors and Reva! U. S. MAIL STEAMERS i sin s s "TOi.v.in iimixir." IbStl an . Halllna nlmut May 2d at siurriMi.nnutn, iiatks Tl.rnnrh llllli of Lnillnr luetl In nil NofCBlnn. HnnUh und Sedl.l, Port-. IllreVt t-nlllnsa for " Scindlniivlan nnd lulilc 1'nrtn ii" rtireo ofrrm. SEAGEll STEAMSHIP CO.. Inc. W. J. Grandfield & Co. imiII.A. OKNT8 aOH ClieNtnut St. I.dinlmrd M7B 7 Main 0783 Factory Help! If you need operators, menders, sewers, finishers, etc., you'll cct them quickly through aYi ad in THE LEDGER MORNING and EVENING 18. fittingly be ndded in description of are known as gingham headquarters. yd. yd. ya. t colorl Dry HTKAMMIIII" NOTirKS 9he ADMIRAL LINE AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE New Combination Passenger and Freight Shi pa Fast, Luxurious Steamer. Reliable Freight Ship THE STANDARD OP THE MARINE WORLD UNITED ,STATES SHIPPING BOARD Sailings from every port in America to the lead ing ports of tho world. (schedule of paaaenzer terrier p. peara In tbla paper every Uoudar. Wrdnnday and rrlday. . , ' , 1 BLACK DIAMOND STEAMSHIP CORP. PHILADELPHIA to Rotterdam, Antwerp & Amsterdam Am. SS "Collingsworth" Sailing about May 28 W. J. Grandiield & Co. Philadelphia Agent 308 Chestnut St. Lombard 5176-7 Main 6765 Dixie Steamship Lines PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW U.S.S.B. S.S. iMONOMAC Nnw lnudlnr, rier A. 1'ort Ulrhmond L. S. h 11. h. H. Davldnon CountT l.lwcteil tnSnll June 4 for ROTTERDAM l N S. It. S. S. WcKfrn Hope mprrtrd to Snll June 8 AT tO.NFKKKNCK IJATKt Harriss, Magill & Co., Inc. 425 Lafayette Bldg.. Philadelphia t.ombnnl .1220.1 Main 7SI0 AMERICA UNE OOLLANf) ii AMERICA UNE 0 New York to Rotterdam Via Plymouth and Boulojne-iur-Io! RYNDAM M.jrttJuIr 2 Aof. 8 N. AMSTERDAM . .June 4 Julr 9 Auf. 13 N00RDAM June 11 July 16 Aof.20 ROTTERDAM . ..June 25 July 30 Sept. 3 Ptuenrer Office. 1531 Walnut St, Phila. VACATlWTRiPS" nv sr I'lin.AKi-i run in BOSTON' UrJ.. 8.-00 I. JI. Hut. 2IOO I'. M, hWAN.NAH Tuei., OiOO '. M. JArUSONVII.T.K . I , MealK nnd llrrtli Inrludfd nn Hteamrr Merchant! & Miners Trans. Co. KtluMNIml IK.M Mllllom of I'iihi. Carried No' n 1,1 fo Ioit. Hrnd for llliiMtmteri rolder. Iter Id ho llfl. y. Trl. Imliard IBOft ' r n J ' N. SNELLENBURG.ii CO. : A r r 'i - - M....yaiAtfi.ttit.J., .. .Awrr.. nwiwyi , , tHu&UkA., . iif . ., mkhrKt, N. SNELLENBUUtt & CO.:
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