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EVENING- PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,
1921
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jbld Drama of Greece and Rome
J Being Re-enacted, He Told
Senator McCormlck
BANKERS HEAR TRADE TALK
; IJy the AMocktod Press
t chlcW' Tun' 10, Thf' con,ln,",1
Stability of Amprlcnn business depend
"on Increasing the purchnslng power of
t),g country's backward markets In
tlatln America nnd the Orient, Senator
jjledlll McCorrtlck told a convention of
frlllnbis bankers lounr.
I ruropenn purchases can no longer bo
Warded as the backbone or American
"foreign commerce, nnd this country
'muit look to the markets of thcunde
wlowd country to the South and East
for future trade, said Senator McCor
Silck. In touching on European affairs,
Venator McCormlck repeated n convcr
'Antlon he hnd bad with n German
nanclal leader, who compared the
United States to n second Rome. whoc
Mutiny would lead It to world do-
"At the American Embassy In Berlin
Ij.ft year," Senator McCormlck said,
"Vine of the German leaders in finance.
'who today is n member of the Cabinet
jM to me that we had the ennctmont
.of a very old drama. We had seen
tialn the wars of nncient Greece the
'(nipatlon of wealth and the stricken
MTlliutlon of Europe.
"'Now we shall witness, he said,
She Inevltablo nnd irresistible oncoming
f a second Home, to conquer the old
tVillzed states of Europe", smitten with
dray engendered by rivalries, divisions
and hatreds which they cannot cure.
Peace, a Roman and lasting pence, will
be laid upon them by the new master
of the world."
" "There Is nothing further from the
thoughts of the American people,' I
'replied, 'nothing more remote from their
hearts than conquest.'
" 'It Is not n question of your will
to conquer.' said he. 'An inevitable
and Irresistible destiny will carry you
on to dominion whether you will or
not
What mutters It rl.tiiir vmir
conquest he economic or military? It
will control.' "
DUKE POSTS NUPTIAL BANNS
Marlborough-Deaion Notice Placed
at British Consulate In Paris
Paris, .Tunc 10. Banns 'of the com
ing marriage of the Duke of Mnrl
borough nnd Miss Gladys Deacon were
posted here yesterday nt the British
Consulate. They read: "Notice of
marriage, pursuant to the foreign mar
riage net of 1802. to the British Con
Mil General, Paris:
"I hereby give notice that n marriage
is intended to be held within three
calendar months from the date hereof
between me nnd the other person here
in named. Charles Blchnrd John
Spencer Churchill. Duke of Marl
borough, peer of the realm, nge forty
nine, home nt 25 Avenue Champs
Llysecs, residence in Franco three
months, nnd Gladys Marie Deacon,
spinster (no ago given), nddrcss 10
Hue Augustc ncqucrie, residence InJ
franco fourteen days.
"MAIILBOKOUGH."
Y. M. C. A. 8urvey In
London, June 10. (By
Holland
A. 1M
A plenary meeting of the world's com
mittee of the Y, M. C. A. opened to
day nt Utrecht. Holland, for tlw pur
pose of surveying the work of the or
ganization in the International field,
it was announced here. Tho sessions
which will close on June 17, will dis
cuss many subjects, among which are
"Our Relations "With the Roman
Catholic Church." "Tho Duty ot the
Hour, to Carry a Complete Mcsoge to
All the World." "Emigration Work."
"The T. M. C. A. Tress" nnd "The
International Badge ond tho lied Triangle."
U. S. AID PLEDGED FILIPJN0S
Gen. Wood Tells 'Intellectuals' Gov
ernment Will Support Them
Manila. P. I., .Tune 10. (By A. V.)
Speaking today beforu tho Columbian
Association, whoso membership Ih com
posed largely of Filipino educated
abroad, Major General Leonard Wood
said President Harding was deeply in
terested In the Filipino people nnd
wanted their efforts for a stable gov
ernnicnt to succeed.
"I believe that In the future," snld
General Wood, "you will bnvc more
ond better support from our Govern
ment than you had before. With the
war over, we nre looking upon the
commerce problem in a new light.
"Tho. Government will support nnd
defend our overseas Americans with n
definite .foreign commerce poller, just
ns our competitors protect their na
tionals in foreign Irmle. Our tnroiun
commerce will bo supported bv n strong
foreign policy, a.good mcrclintit marine
nni nn ndequntc navy, ns compared wuu
those of other nations."
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Confirm MJao French's Engagement
Newport, II. I., .Tuno 10. Mrs. Le
roy h rench . yesterday confirmed the
engagement of her daughter. MIsh
.Tulln Estcll French, to Howard
Williams, of Boston.
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High-cut; saddle vamp.
A very "sporting" model,
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518-20 North Broad SU Poplar 4646
Announcing Reduced Prices
for all Paige Models
On Tuesday, June Seventh, the following list prices for Paige Motor Cars
become effective:
Glenbrook Five Passenger Touring Car . . $1635-
Ardmore Four Passenger Sport Model . . $1925,
Lenox Roadster, Two Passenger $1635
Coupe, Four Passenger $2450
Sedan Five Passenger $2570
Lakewood Seven Passenger Touring Car . $2875
Larchmont II, Four Passenger Sport Type, jj2975
Five Passenger Coupe $3755
Seven Passenger Sedan $3830
Limousine $4030
Daytona Sporting Roadster .. $3295.
All Prices F. O. B. Detroit, Mich.
The new schedule of prices represents a second and final readjustment
to the new level of 1921 manufacturing costs. It merely remains to state
that despite these reductions the well known standards of Paige quality will
be rigidly maintained.
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NELLENBURGN
ENTIM? RIOCIf-MdRKET llHm2HI STREETS aV J
Our June Sale of Undermuslins
Affords Exceptionally Fine Assortments of Fine and Serviceable
Garments at Substantial Savings
Women's $3.00 Two-Piece Pajamas at $1.98
Windsor crepe pajamas in pretty figured effects. With elastic at the waist
I and ankle. Coats cut full.
Women's $2 Undermuslins, 98c
Envelope chemises, gowns, bloomers and stop-in bloomers. Made of
lingerie cloth and batiste, many attractive styles.
. Women's $3.00 Undermuslins at $2.00
Gowns and envelope chemises, elaborately trimmed with fine laces, cmbroid-
(cries and ribbons.
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Women's $2.00 Petticoats at 98c
Including double-panel sateen skirts with clastic at the waisthne. Also
flounced skirts trimmed with lace insertion.
31.98
Women's $2.00 Camisoles, 98c
Wash satin and crepe de chine bodices with ribbon shoulder straps.
Trimmed with lace insertion and embroidered Georgette.
Leading Philadelphia With
Values in
Men's and Young
Men's Made-to-
Measure Suits
at
Only
Women's S3.50 Silk Chemises, $1.98
Crepe dc chine envelope chemises in several attractive styles.
Women's $5 and $6 Silk Undergarments at $3.98
Envelope chemises and gowns of heavy quality crepe de chine, lace and Georgette
trimmed or tailored.
Women's $3.98 Silk Bloomers at $2.98
Of heavy quatfty wash satin, cut full and rc-enforccd. Elastic at waist and knee; small
ruffles lace trimmed. S'.ELLniBURflS Second Floor
For Saturday We Announce a
Wonderful Special Sale of
The New $15 Box
Stitch Taffeta Hats
for Summer Sports and
Street Wear
AtOnly$l()Each
Light in weight,
cool, smart, be
coming, service
able. Made en
tirely of taffeta,
even to the trim
mings. In all col
ors mostly black,
white and navy,
and combinations
of navy and white
and black and
white. Tremend
ously smart new,
chic.
One Style Sljown
$15.00 Wide-Brimmed $ 1 A
Basket Hats Also at 'v
Flower trimmed, or with big black velvet
bows mighty smart and attractive for mid
summer wear. With silk or Canton crepe
bindings the straws in all colors, the flower
trimmings mostly in the fashionable all-white
effects.
SNELLENBURCS Second Floor Millinery Salons
Reduction Clearance Sale
Extraordinary!
100 Finest Pin
Seal Hand Bags
for Women
at $6.95
Stunning White
Flannel Skirts
For Mid-Summer Sports
Remarkably Low-Priced
The most extraordinary lot of fine pin seal
handbags we have over assembled at anything
approaching this marvelously low price. Hand
some quality leathers bags beautifully made,
silk lined and fitted with frame purses and
mirrors.
Uagx for Good Looks and Long Service
Come Earlu!
5.E.LLENBURGS Frst Floor
Snellenburgfs: Headquarters for
Kodaks & Photo
Supplies
Brownies for Little
Folks, $2.00 to $5.00
Folding Brownies for
the. Young Folks,
$9.00 to $17.50
JC"ir $8.00 to $79.00
The Graduation Gift Appreciated
by All
Folding Rexo Cameras sold retail at whole
sale prices. These are guaranteed to give
complete satisfaction or your money refunded.
$15.50 1A Folding Rcxo With R.H. Lens, $10.61
$20.00 1A Folding Rcxo With 7.5 Lens. .$13.68
$18.75 2C Folding Rexo With R.R. Lens, $12.83
$22.50 2C Folding Rexo With 7.5 Lens. .$15.39
$21.00 3A Folding Rexo With R.R. Lens, $11.37
$25.00 3A Folding Rexo With 7.5 Lens. .$17.12
Large Assortment of Photo Supplies at Our
Usual Savings
At Our Kodak Section We Are Giving
Away a Most Instructive Booklet Called
"Every Click a Picture"
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$10.00
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S3.95
$10.00
White Flannel Skirts at
Shirred in back, with two large
patch pockets and a tailored belt.
White Flannel Skirts at. . .
Box pleated all 'round pleats
stitched to tho hipline.
White Flannel Skirts
Box pleated front and back; knife
pleated on sides.
White Gabardine Skirts at d? J A A
Shirred tops; novelty pockets; Pll
pearl-hutton or buckle trimmings.
Surf Satin & Gabardine
Skirts at
Washable skirts with shirred tops, patch
or inset pocket.
Four Models in White
Gabardine Skirts . . .
Shirred models, with patch or inset pockets,
finished with belts and large or small pearl
buttons fijr trimminc
$5.95
$10
$1C
$2.50
$5.00
'.B.'RGS Second Floor
A Splendid Lot of
$5 Choice Quality
Silk Petticoats
fin t tA Reduced for Clearancn
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Now ea QC
fe5.0nly PJ.yJ
Excellent choos-ing Mes
saline, Taffeta and Jeiev Top
models, with ruffled, shirred
and pleated flounces. Plain
and changeable iolrr.. Als.o
Washable Satin Petticoats,
flesh or white, in the lot.
Extra good values.
$3.95 Paneled White Tub (t? QC.
Silk Petticoats Vb.yO
Of line quality silk, with panels back and
front, rinihhed with hemstitching nnd scal
loped edge.
$2.25 Extra-Size White
Satine Petticoats
Of heavy quality satine, with ruffled and
tucked flounces.
Good White Satine Petti- OQ
coats Special P 1.07
Made with ruffled flounces.
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$1.59
Good values.
NBURcS Second Floor
$42.50
Choicest quality materials imported Eng
lish tweeds, Hockanum and American Woolen
Company suitings. Plain and unfinished wor
steds, cassimercs, velours, cheviots nnd blue
serges.
Conservative and novelty patterns stripes,
checks, plaids, herringbones and fancy mix
tures. Splendidly tailored throughout, in any of
the distinctive new models.
Best quality linings, findings and finishing.
$55 Madtf-to-Measurc Two-Piece
Mohair Suits for Men QQ CA
and Young Men at vv
Cool Bummer suits, of the highest grade
mohair suitings. "Newest patterns and colors.
Silk sleeve linings, trimmings and nndings or.
the best. Values uneni'a'ed.
bNELLEMB'JRCS Third Floor
All Roll Films Developed Free J
Snellenburg's
Delicious Candies
at Sensible Prices
50c Salt Water Taffy
lb.
Thirteen flavors: delirinnsiv lVlT
pure salt water taffy, fresh as Atlantic City's
bELLENBURCS First Floor
breezes
49c Old-Fnshioned Plaited
Mint
50c Old-Fashioned Molasses
Cocoanut Strips f
SnelLENBURTjS FirstjFloor &
x-..uuuuijf wtapaegt
lb.
25c
(n id.
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A Sale of
Splendid Tub Suits
for Little Boys
ZeZd
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Suits of excellent quality Peggy cloth in
French middy style as shown. Also in regu
lation style with broadfall pants; in gray, blue
and blue-and-white. Sizes 3 to 7 years.
Children's Summer Dresses,
Specially Priced at
$1.95, $2.95 & $3.95
Voiles, organdies and dotted Swisses. In
vhite and colors ruffled and picoted styles,
jome smocked. Charming models., Sizes 2
to G years.
Children's Organdie Hats and Bonnets,
$2.25 ,0 $2.95
In charming styles and dainty colorings.
Tanv trimmed with tiny ruffles.
""hildren's Fine Organdie
Dresses, Special at
Prettily ruffled and trimmed with ribbons
and self sashes. In white and pink. Sizes 2
to 6 years. One shown.
SMLLENBJRflS Second Floor
$3.79
Nulife Corsets,
Belts & Braces
For Men, Women & Children
The Greatest
Health-Promoting
Appliances of
the Age!
For that tired feelinc
and that lassitude we
all feel in Spring wear
a Psulife
For sluggish circul
tion and imperfect
gestion wear a Nulife.
For "shallow" breath
ing and its consequent
ills wear a Xulife.
For sunken chest,
round shoulders-, promi
nent abdomen wear a
Xulife.
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Corsets for Misses, $3.30 to $5.00
Corsets for Women, $5.00 to $16.50
Belts for Men and Women. $3.25 to $8
Braces for Men, Women and Children, $2
Women's $0.00 Corsets at Hl ir
In pink or white ooutil, some L0
Medium, low and girdle-top styles.
broches.
Women's $2 Diaphragm Bust AQ
Confiners VoC
Made with Treco tops and fancy brochc
bottoms; hooked in back.
'. 4 "-iioS Second Floor
Women's
Silk Stock
kings
Vnequalcd for Satisfactory Service
and Dm -ility
$1.95-$2.50-$3.50 Pr.
You cannot buy better sto kings than
AEBESJ' even at higher prices elsewhere,
'the best for tho least money that's
ABBES!' Hosiery!
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