w 'BllMCf JPtJBI 6ED(PmiiPBi, tWiDlriBSDAY, JULY 13, W- 1921 J .i NDLER PLEASED and LE No WITH ONARD i ..v nn- Ptirmn as to the referee. While Promoter Mdno!" Says Low ovor rnonQ.0unnls nn(, Tnylor dld not comrait eu n Qui-o themselves, Tcndlcr's manager said that he Ho Will Win SEATS rT0 HAVE JO,uuu uled ,. LOUIS It. .IAFFE ..-thnfs tho best piece of news nrlMA-i lint I," .I", t n lnnr time." Till This lirrZTcndler, Philadel. fc ;:,;., lightweight ace. MUllipnw wi l'l lost contender for the ,lRlu- i n iilr crcetcd the Information at L r iv over the long - distance WtodS V told that ltf had been !.m w' Hull Parle for the night ' rf.W' Informed of tlttamnlrh about ft" a belkve me, I certainly was an V 1 1 mvc been waiting for almo-rt Kets for ri II to clinch this match. !!S now that ho has done so I'm not KL to disappoint him or any of my SSr "then wM !' " "& knluSon. "you know, I really thought liMitaiion. . b jnc,P,i nt 180 the inaeu '.. . ., ti,rn,ln, nt thfL aroint in my favor, for ho nl a . Jd.F Mint he would not sign the Ss unless the llghbvelght limit was fltcd up to." jbnb to Shape .gpffirssA-'- nld that Ssy':" bands hnvo .roved wwS'iimDronBy, nt Read Kfthe Four h rf.Tuly. ami although Mot X n chances, I feel balls Ld Vat. they are strong nnd as good ThU office today Classman said AV made no plans or a train- an." Lew Wl J?., -nowhere in tainty .. .. .. .1 ..-., U lin hew will j,ew Jerse). i" Tend er do fct'work a ho ; Airport in Atlantic wt where .lack Dempscy trained for rnaKenu yu'v "-Y i AtinnHo .;:'L .i.i, ,vltli finorccs (Jarpcniier. Bobby GunnlH, who with Herman Tnrior will promote the Leonard S set-to, which will be eight ?'".i. ., ,iopilnn. snld tint the chain - Irion intended to prcparo for the contest " Wmhere near Philadelphia. Benny's camp may bo pitched nt Uetzwoou, jn., Gunnls said. . With the necessary papers arranged for the match, Billy Gibson having ekned in New York yesterday and Olassman putting his John Hancock to the tct of articles nt the Hotel Waltou list night, Jho promoters have htartrd to work on plans for seating nrranga oents at tho Phils' Park. Ten thousand chairs will bo placed on LiglitSix &( Model V A Car the Public Has Long Demanded That's tho reason It was designed. Appearance, com fort, roominess of tho big gest enr tho economy o tho smaller ones. A demon stration will provo It. iC?OC7 Kokomo Henry A. Rowan, Jr., Co. 723 N. Broad St., Phila. RUPTURE BOOKLET ASK TOU KD1TIOV NO. 4 Itellslife Informntlnn oboitt trinsen, ,, kat nnd It trentmMH. AIn trtlmnntnli. BEELKY'B ADJUBTO nDITDnE PAD 0) Thumh Screw Resnlt" neiai frtitn nU then fiU. Con tttaeb to Beit an tmii. iftSfJiWd to pressure but center u iiK"-. Tliimib ecrew adjuets nreure. Ab. - oeiK niid tuiiparter of kuimiIm i Ifl2yi.,,"'',' Without Chnr " "ni nun ins-n Fop llrrrrne ssasttSEsamBma FARM AND GARDEN Save Your re!R. i m d"""ictlon by roio buuB Me. trnM r,,,':?'?imn,1,d by 'he bailing ruii eSy .''. th co)"' r.B thu beet anil It ! ;r.'u i-ieaeant nna ImrmleJD. ltelrn.iJ2 yi ."onnnilwUi Iteepa Indellnltely. Jlicei iS..' rlui".. ''UB" out "' ,holr nl1,nir fillrd in,L K0f flowrs. a"J kills them. Wl'l HelD. r!,. e tb':? T'Topasa.Uon tor next yoar !00'"h. f0d, b!i, J.'adlnif Meniere. Oal , Otrdnn , Vh.mi '1 tamPs or money order. IVfelroslne (l p t . rK SAT.K I1Y K. Woldert. Knrlierth. l'.. n'hlldVll!ir"' "" 7U flifMnnt St.. Ssx.ff5ftr,pS&i.,,,,,ta- nincl hi, ,i,llve ''"n ral"'1 without 2!AlJlATrni "J,".',."1' h"iy- tfL' S feAPn'nt -gfe Toff" &3jh a wonderful WwWm quencher. Con- mWSvifil forminudrue;s. iHi EKVjKi -, At founUIni K ExlJJ Pi anrt '" bottlet. tfkite the field, said Tnylor today, 'so that there will bci a nentitig capacity of Do.OOO. Prices of tickets will ratine from $3 to $10, with other seats nt $5 $7.50. "Ami If there will bo a necessity tor nioro senis, uuuuu j.u;iu, "an additional 10,000 chairs can bo ','nr.ml .in tlm flnlil." Hcfcrco Named Nothing definite has been announced hones a Phlladolphla man will bo chosen. However, In the event of any s(iinbblc over an omeiai, the nnai ucci slon will rest with the promoters. As the referee will be unable to give n decision, Leonard will still remain the oliamnlon nt the ilnlsli of the sched eight rounds, or if ho wins by n knockout. The only way Tcnuicr win be able to dethrjmo the title-holder will ho on a knockout, or If ho wins ou a foul. In clinching tho match for Philadel phia, Ounnls nnd Tnylor succeeded in making better terms than Dave Muckay, of Newark, who wanted the bout for Harrison, N. J. While it was said that Tex IUckard also had tried to get the bout for cither Jersey City nt Iloylo's Thirty Acres or Madison Square Garden, New York, ho never mado nny direct offer to tho Philadelphia boxer. Tcndlcr nnd Leonard will box on purely a percentage basis. Neither is to get a guarantee, according to the agreement. ELEPHANTS' GOOD WORK Downtown Team Wins Many Games nnd to Open to Play More Hughcy McLoon's White Eluphnnts, n traveling team, has been winning many games and hns defeated some oi the best teams In Philadelphia. Tho Hne-up has somo of tho best Bcml-professionnl bnlltossers in South Philadelphia, Including Ike Tolnnd, who halls from the Krnnklyn C. C. catcher; .Too Itengen, of Mount Carincl Catholic Club, and Camplsey, pitchers; Mattlson, of Pointer F. 0., first baso; Maxwell, Catholic High, nt-tbo key stone sack; Uurko, shortstop; Lough -rnn, of St. Monica's, third. The out fidd W mado up of Hopely, Qualll nnd Geatcus. Lynch, Glllc&pio and Eddie O'Neil nro tho substitutes. Tho team would like to arrange games with St. Monica, Win, F. Itend, Shamrock, of Gcrmnntown, nnd others. Hughcy MjLooii, 1837 Mifflin street. I Mattresses Renovated SIZES ALTERED rentliem Iltnoriitdl nnd Mads Into Muttrtxnei Brass -Beds Rclacquered CUT UVll OWN 1IAIIC lis&s(- T-Ttisaggaaf .-- -., r i.-,,.,,. m ym ? . . Hiuuuuuuuuusml ' PEERLESS HAIR CIHER BOLD AT DKUO. ItARDWATlE, CIOAH AND DEPARTMENT BTOIIB3. JOSEI'II TIIAVIH, Distributor mil rilhfrt Kt.. l'hlln. STKAMSHirS BBiOKlS Ideal SUMMER VACATIONS jDasu fromKwYca: 8 Days $91.00 &?&. Cool in Summer No PnMports Etlllnits Hvery Flva Days via S. S. "Fort Victoria" S. S. "Fort Hamilton" Bend for Special Summer 7Vur Folder FURNESS-BERMUDA LINE 81 Whitehall Street, New York rurneSK-lVlthy Co.. Ltd. IIoiitkc nidir., riilludelnliln 8TEAMIIOATS ttKSOUTS 3J To Vacation Lands via DAY LINE On your way to the vacation lands of New York State, New England or Canadayou cati break the monotony of an all-rail trip by taking that de lightful 130-mlle sail from NewYork to Albany on one of the Hudson River Day Line's PALATIAL STEEL STEAMERS "IVithlngton Irvlnu" "Hendrlck Hudson" "De Wltl Clinton" "Robert Tutton" "Albany" A trip that will refresh and invigor ate you in body and in mind. Mag nificent scenery; cool, spacious decks; fine music. Also ideal One day Outings. . All throuih rail tickets betwten Albany and NewYork accepted. Hudson River Day Line R Desbrosses Strcel Pier New York L Connections for all New England Points Fall River Line Cool, Comfortable Stateroom Onheatra on Each Steamer Lv. ration St. Plar t4 N.R. 0.30P.M. Dally Including Sunday New Bodford Una Dally except Sunday. Uave Pier id N.R. Houston Street, 6 P.M. Now London Lino Leave Pler40N R.. Houston St.. 5 30 KM. Pier 70 E.R. iint Street 6 P.M. 7fr "ts IO BALTIMORE fitfltaSfi ERICSSON LINE .ury enltie at R. tutmtljyn, 3 o'clock. I'ore. ono way,. J2.00. round tilp, J3.00. DAY STEAMER Trom riilloUnlr'tla oery Tuelay. ThiiM itn, Haturriay. nt 8 o'clock. I'are, II. SO on nyi t'J.M round tilp. Moot tmnutlful water rMe nut of rhlladl phla. Bend for iwmphlot. No Dunday ateamer. Steamer lenv on dayllBht-itt' ln time. ,n ., SPECIAL SUNDAY .rfltfflTB EXCURSION AM (K m lh .! '' ' Beautiful Lorewood Grove rn o I'lieajpei.'iB St Pelawaiu -anil Mop; early aaino osenlnu Krlce)n I.lne rler . South Dolawaro Avo.u" o'clock sv ly Bundy niornln ic. daylight ni(vln time Fara, II 00 ClPlin 'C 1104 S. Thonet Lnm. 1703 IIOlCIlLLD Sd Rt. Kat. 87 m. ' D ERMUBA! WINS THIRTEEN STRAIGHT Western Union Adds Twentieth Con tury to List of Victims ' Tho Western Union won its thir teenth straight baseball game last eve ning at Twenty-sixth and Master streets, defeating Twentieth Century Republican, nt tho latter' ground, 10 to '1. The wire tappers arc going strong and heating somo of tho best teams in the city, Wlth.Deitrlck. Kstlno. Pcndercast. Walsh nnd Dcerlnc on tho pitching staff, nnd Downey nnd Santalosch at tho receiving end, tho team has tho strongest batteries in tho Manufac hirers League. This evening tho Western Union TOUItH The Inestimable Advantage of Raymond -Whitcomb Tours Round the World is the unusual character and experience of our Tour Man agers. All arc high-type men, who fresh from Far Eastern journeys know today's trav el conditions in Asiatic lands. They don't use guess-work Luxurious Tours. Limited Membership. Leaving Month ly September to January. Japan, China, Java. Burma, India, Egypt and other countries. Send for descriptive booklet RAYMONDS. WHITCOMB CO. 1338 Walnut Street Philadelphia Telephone: Filbert 880 4 TRAVEL SERVICE VACATION TOURS INDEPENDENT TRAVEL to suit your own time and conven ience and embracing those points which you desire to visit. Large variety oi itineraries, including a five-day ocean cruise by the twin-screw S. S. "FORT ST. GEORGE" to QUEBEC. Cruises to the SAGUENAY. MONTREAL. ST. LAWRENCE. THOUSAND . ISLANDS. LAKES CHAMPLAIN and GEORGE. NIAGARA FALLS, etc EUROPE We are arranging at all times Individual Tours covering transportation, hotel accommodations, etc., for Individuals, Families and small Parties, who desire freedom from care when traveling. ESCORTED TOURS at frequent intervals. Departures from New York August and September. c AROUND THE WORLD Tours de Luxe, perfect in every detail, will sail westbound from Pacific Coast during August and October; ca6tbound from Now York during October and Novcmbor. Special foaturcs include JAPAN NORTH and SOUTH CHINA PHILIP PINES COCHIN CHINA JAVA BURMA INDIA CEYLON and EGYPT. Optional extensions to THE NILE PALESTINE ALGERIA TUNISIA. GRAND CRUISE DE LUXE to the MEDITER RANEAN under our exclusive management by the S. S. "CARONIA" of the CUNARD Line. Sixty-one daus of luxurious, delightful travel, leisurely sightseeing, recreation and pleasure. Sailing from New York Janu ary 28th next. Itinerary includes MADEIRA, SPAIN, GIBRALTAR, ALGIERS, MONACO, NAPLES, ALEX ANDRIA, PALESTINE, CONSTANTINOPLE a n d ATHENS. Twelve days will be devoted to EGYPT, the NILE, etc. Attractive shore excursions and entertain ments on board. The number of passengers is limited to 350; this assiwes the utmost comfort in staterooms and decks. Mininmm Inclusive Fare SI050. Literature and full information on request. COOK'S TRAVELERS CHEQUES GOOD EVERYWHERE THOS. COOK & SON 225 South Broad St. (below Walnut St.) Philadelphia TELEPHONE WALM T 0300 AND 2632 During your vacation visit the PACIFIC NORTHWEST ALASKA Canadian Rockies. British Columbia, Pugct Sound, Oregon, Yukon and the Klondike California Colorado the Grand Canyon, Yoscmite, Yellowstone, Estes, Zion, Rocky Mountain, Rainier, Mesa Verde and Glacier National Parks Tours leaving every week, during July and August ROUND THE WORLD Tours leaving every month, September to January Eustbound or Westbound, of G to 9 months' duration Other Tours Europe, Japan-China and South America Send for booklet desired Raymond & Whitcomb Company 1338 Walnut Street Philadelphia Tel. Filbert 3864 plays on their home grounds, Brood nnil ltlrflKf nlrmta. tho 1 lclSUCr Travelers bolng their opponents. Games can. be arranged by addressing jme Downey, manager, 1717 Chestnut fctrcct, or O. W. Munns, 1102 Pennsyl vania Building. 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(Uell) Walnut 4001 10 Economy Basement Specials for Women's $1.79 Extra Size Gowns 89c Fine lingeries cloth In slip-over models, trimmed with embroidery. Women's $2.00 Extra-Size Envelope Chemises. . ()&- Built-up shoulders, Ov trimmed with lace. Women's $1.19 Extra- f.Cr Slzo Drawers UOC Of lingcrio cloth, trimmed with rufllo of embroidery and clusters of tucks. Women's 79c Extra Size Bloomers . . . 49c Bloomers and step-in bloomers of pink lingerie cloth, in plain tailored or Inco-trimmed styles. $2.29 and $3.00 Extra-Size Bungalow Aprons, Specially Priced at $1.29 $1.98 Comfortable bungalow aprons in Amoskeag gingham and striped material, trimmed with rickrack braid and pip ing, sash and pocket. Cut very full. SNELLENBURQS Economy Basement $2.85 (81x99 In.) Hemstitched Sheets For $1.79 Tho famous Saxon make, stand ard quality sheets whoso valuo is well known and appreciated by every housekeeper. They aro beautifully hemstitched, in a sizo much wanted. G9c Bleached Sheeting 59c 55c 59c 81-in. wide; good make Fancy-Striped Ticking All pretty stripes. 69c Scalloped Pillow Cases 45x36 inches. Hand-cut and scalloped. :ut and 29c 39c Fruit-of-thc-Loom Sheeting 45 inches wide; large and small lengths. 1 small lie ;o and 19c Unbleached Sheeting . . . . 382 inches wide; largo and small lengths. 69c Feather-Proof Ticking ,49c The best make wc aro the only store that gets this ticking. Blue and white striped pattern; large and small lengths. he only ;. Blue .; large 19c 25c Pillow Cases. .. Rosedale and Vigilant make. SNELLEHBURflS Econonl' Basement Boys' $1.75 Washable Suits e 75c " Made of good quality cham bray, a fabric very popular with mothers, because of its splendid tubbing qualities; in the quaint and becoming Oliver Twist and Billy Boy styles, with long or short sleeves. Sizes 3 to 7 years. Boys' $1.35 Washable 85c Knickers Of strong, durable materials, in sizes from 6 to 18 years. Boys' $13.50 Extra-Trouser Suits.... frfj Cfl "Well madu suits, in iJUJ good styles; mado of good quality mixed cheviots. Boys''$13.75 Blue Serge Suits . . . .95 High-gradu suits, well designed and expertly tailored, with full lined knickors. Sizes C to 18 years. SNELLENBURflS 15conon' Basement A Wonderful New Lot of Girls' $4.00 to $7.50 Crisp Organdie Frocks STORE OPENS DAILY AT 9 SWEIJKBIAY. 4UI.T 18, 1021 1 C NELLENBURGN ENTIRE BLOCK- MWKETIIUfnl2i STREETS J Exceptionally Good Choosing at Big Savings in This Remarkable Group of Gabardine Skirts 79c to $2.75 each Very real values, overy ono of them, and so attractively priced that it will pay to have several on hand, ready for unexpected putings or vacation trips. ...... , .., it.. All good-looking skirts, cut with style, trimmed with a variety nf iinrio nf nnvnHv nnr.knts. bier buttons and Wide belts. An excellent opportunity. A Group of Crisp Little Organdie & Voile Peter Pans at 81 each Sheer and cool, in short sleeve style, their youth ful collars finely pleated refreshing to look at, delightful to wear, and only $1! Finer Quality Peter Pans at 09 ea. These aro daintily embroidered here and there, and j finished with black ribbon tics. Other Blouses at $1 and $2 Offer almost unlimited choosing as to material and style all cleverly designed, smart and tubable blouses. bNELLENBURflS Economy Bascmsnt Women's and Misses' $8.50 Smart New Gingham Dresses at $4.95 Wonderfully attract! vo dresses of good gingham, in tho new and fashionable plaids and checks. Tho styles are the newost and best of the season all of them "have sashes, some aro trimmed with self toned gingham, some with the new pointed edge of organdie. Those are tho dresses that women arc wearing in the house, on tho street, for busi ness or shopping. Practical, becauso they tub so well and so wonderfully economical at the price 1 Women's and Misses' $10.00 Tub Frocks For $5.95 Organdies cool and crisp, in the dainty, becoming styles that look so well in organdie, and in a good range of the summer's favorite colors. Or voiles, soft and lovely, in the very fashionable darker shades. All carefully designed and beautifully trimmed the kind of dresses that are suitablo for any summer affair, or for afternoon wear at home. And all at nearly half. bNELLENB'JRoS Economy Basement 25c to 50c Soft Collars for Men lOI AH the collars are in their original packages and there are More than fifty up-to-date desirable styles from which to choose. In all sizes from 12 to 15 '2. Full and half sizes. The materials include White Fibre Silk, White Bengaline Silk, White Pique and White Madras. b( "LLENB.'RjS Economy Basement $2.00 Sateen Petticoats, $1.00 Heavy quality sateen in whito or flesh; somo double paneled, others absolutely shadow proof. Also at this price extra sizes in white, bin k, striped and colors. $1.00 and $1.50 Extra-Size ZA and flfl Petticoats UVC DI Of striped classic and eham bray, cut double extra size; somo with flounces and rows of cording. bNELLENBJRjjS I-:,-'onoI' Basement $1.85 The loveliest lot of dresses you ever saw, of sheer, fine organdie in cool, dainty styles. Tln.ro are large ru files and snail ruffles, and pretty picot edged collars; and there aro big, airy snahes. There ni" all the colors dear to a gi.Ts neart, as well as flowered and fig ured two-tone t'fFects, and plenty of ihe always de lightful all-white. Sizes (5 to 11 Years SNELLENbURflS l:coll("',' "asement A. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M. KJ-xil ' ate (fv jYlHff( L airfm II ' , :f WJt r l , 1 Mil Ifil m n ( y 0 L&-V wir $i-oo m $2.00 $4.95 J S3'93 and Boys ggSSKSSg C ea- Women's $5. Worsted Tuxedo Sweaters at $2.95 All-wool sweaters, in the smart Tuxedo stylo; all sizes and an ous wanted color combinations. Exceptionally good value-. $3.00 Sateen Bathing Suit $1.79 Smart new bathing suits of good sateen in good-lookina: straight-line styles with pipings of tho popular hiirh colors. bMLLrNBJRjS l:oon"1," Basement S- "V Special for Thursday Only! $18.00 Japanese Grass Rugs At $7 Each 8x10 and 0x12 ft. Herringhonc Weave A late importation about 250 rugs in the lot, mostly green, with pretty stenciled holders. Heavy, tough herringbone weave; these splendid values can be obtained only while the lot lasts. No mail or phone orders filled and none sold to deulers. Alexander Smith and Sons' $25 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs, M C All-wool face, woven designs; 60c New Process Floor Covering, 7Qf sq. yd. 2 yards wide; cut from full rolls. About 2000 W-V yards; slight seconds. ?1 Thursday A Special Sale of Children's Attractive Wash Dresses For 85C S i m pic, p r a c tical little dress es, of good quality gingham or c h a mbray in a good range of colors. They aro made in a number of bee oming smart little models with colored skirts and white waists, quaintly trimmed with stitching. Sizes from 2 to G years. Boys' Norfolk Suits of Lincne $1.59. Made of excellent quality bluo lincne, trimmed with white col lars, cuffs and belt. The collars have distinctive touches of cm broidery. In sizes from I! to 0 years. Children's Overalls and P,ay dOr and Suits O7L 69c For active youngsters of 2 to 5 years; made of blue denim in plain or striped material. Children's Peg Top Rompers . . $1.50 Comfortable, practical rompers for little tots of 2 to 6; made of chambray, trimmed with bands of white and pretty stitching. Infants' Long Nainsook Slips 75c Of fine nainsook, in dainty yoke styles; somo with lovely hand embroidered yokes. Infants' Domet Flannel Gertrudes. 50c Finished with a pretty cro cheted edge. SHELLEN3JRiS l:conomJ' Casement A Sale of $3.00 Corsets For 95C Good quality pink or whito coutil, with medium bust or rub ber girdle top; fashionable long hip lines. Splendid values, good sizo range. SNELLENB'JRCS Economy Basement July Sale of Toilet Articles Imitation Ivory Toilet Articles, Special 25c to $2.00 H.ilr bruslioK. mlrrori. puff boxes, lulr rerir-rt!. jierfutne botths manleuro pines c'l- Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, Special 10c cake, 3 Tr., for Economy Lemon Cream, OO Special ' La Calanda Castile Soap. Ideal baby soap. Special c cake, dozen White Floating Castile Soap. Special 55c 29c .5c 19c Jcrgen's Witch Hazel Soap, cake Economy Peroxide Cream. Special Kice Powder, white and flesh. Special 10c Kal Phono Tooth Powder. Special . 16c Kal Pheno Tooth Paste. Special 16c Tooth Hrushes Special 10c Nail Hrushes. Special 10c Hair Brushes. Special 50c Economy Cold Cream Special Economy No Odor Deodorant. Special . . . 19c 15c c;' - ' ' '.S'JROS 'l-n',onl' Banemr-nt 8.3x10.0. wonderful wearing, qualities bNFLLCMBURGS lonomy Basement J I ' 'V M a-JBl 111'PSON HIVIB NKW VpilK CIIV , MOIIT I.IN1W ilEW TOBK STATE N. SNELLENBURG & CO. N. SNELLENBURG & CO.: 1 i ) . I, ' M.t- -iV-AtiL w l-t ysf.-h, ,.., ,, M 'V- 1 f - VvtC.M' ;,
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