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BbTIB3GIO GOEIR-PHIEMF, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921
13
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l IN AUTO MISHAPS
a
UVro Children and One Woman
Among Those Hurt
on Streets
.. noMons wee' hurt In automobile
' In an effort to Wo d running down
i . child rjlaylng In the street, Peter
Kiuo, Clnplor sircei, ucrmnniown,
lC.rml his car so that It landed on
'St raveinent in front of 2823 North
fftftntr-second street, where ho struck
ind Injured slx-renr-old Samuel
Trtnklln. living at that address.
Caught between the mud guard and
Mirlns on the front nxle of a huge
Motortruck. Warren Whlttcnr, four
wars, of 2003 Columbia avenue, was
carried more than a square before he
wis seen by a passerby, who called to
the driver to stop. .,...,
The driver of the truck. Albert IT.
Meckert, fifty, of 2430 West Hilton
street, took tho boy to the Northwestern
Hospital, where physicians say he may
hue a brpken leg.
Two unidentified motorists sped nway
after running down Ej M. Chappell, of
425 Lawrence street, Camden,, who was
walking on the Boston Highway near
Willow Grove with Miss Clara Wldner,
cf near Willow Orove.
Cornelius McGeehnn, Forty-fifth
street above Poplar, Is In the West
Philadelphia Homeopathic Hoipital suf
firlng from cuts and bruises received
hen he was struck by an automobtlo
BI
Seeing is
believing
McClees Galleries
1B07 WALNUT ST.
PAINTINUH CLEANED
nnd ItCSTORRir
ALT. KINDS 05 FRAMING
v.'iiin" Chtxrfnllr Olvrn.
UNION MET AC
COLUMNS
For PorcIie8 and Pergolas
SHEETROCK
WALL BOARD
IS EASY TO ERECT
PEARCE FIREPROOF CO.
1345 Arch St., Phila.
aiHIilMllllillllll
Roth Sum
Kindergarten.
Education
Teachers College
Four nnd two-year courses based
on high school graduation and pre
paring teachers of kindergarten edu
cation. Graduates well placed. De
gree of Bachelor of Science in Edu
cation awarded to graduates of four
year course. Two-year course leads
to Junior Collcgo certificate, gener
ally recognized. Model kindergar
ten for observation nnd practice.
Games, handwork, drawing, music,
home nursing and hygiene, story
telling. Registration September 15
and 16, 1921. CourBe opens Sep
tember 19, 1921. Ask for catalog
E-ll.
Phone: Dlnmond 0(131
TEMPLE UNIVERS1TV
llrood 8t. lwlow Pfrks
Philadelphia
Co-Educational
Evening Couraea int
Accounting;
Advertising
fluslnrsK Correspondence
Commerclul Law
orpornte Tt.e
Corporation Finance
lonomlc
Kmploymrnt Management
Foreign Trade & Shlpplnc
Government Regulation
of Iluslnesf
Investments
Industrial Management
Insurance
Money and Credit
Markets and Prices
Ileal Ketate
Kallroad Trnftlc & Rates
HHlemnnshlit
South American Trade
For Catalog
Addreaat
livening Hrliool, Koom
0S, Logan Ilnll, Univer
sity of Pn, Phone! Ilar
Ing 100, station 230.
Iteglstrntlon begins Aug.
2D. Apply Koom 108,
IiOgnn Hall. Hours l
A. M. to P. M. and 7
P. M. to 0 P. M. dally
except hnturduy. Hstur
ilas (after Sept. 6), 0
A. SI. to 1 P. M.
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES
N. W. Corner 23d and Wnlnut Street
Day Claenen heeln September 8. Afternoon
and evening. September 1ft
All Courses Compare Prices Willi Other
Sfhools
-Wav Co'irnen. From 32.nn to I12.V00
Months' Atrraar, 3 50 to SI2.S5 I'er Month
.Afternoon ConrwN. Trnm $15.00 to S7S.00
1 Month' Arernre. SS.1S to F10.15.re r Month
r.rrnlne Conrhen, From I2 00 to S37.00
1 Monthn1 Average, t,70 to M.28 I'er .Month
s P,at1"1"Jr Couree, From J1S..00 to 32.00
VMtntlin Average. 2.0O to W.60 Per Month
Bive 12.00 to no.00 paylns tn advance, or
pay in four weeks.
Til.. Ic. Bt40, for Catnloc or Send rotl
jajuvjes
nrrvTHTiPW
Tf Trained Men Win the Positions
THE NF.W C.A1 PCMAMQUIP JP
- . ..V,UIW on,, i7 niiivaiiici, ueen no
"jverely tested. With the scarcity
ot orders, the trained salesman
tand out aboo the rest. A couree
i!l.,21'aln.isn"nll nt Pelrce, School
nrt. I "v. ','". "c'enlne soiling- meth
ods o helpful Just now.
vi iX r,'onl oprna Kept. B
Ment School onens Sent. 10
II lite fnr B7th year book
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMDnsrcmoN
NVr Ijifnrd Vim.. .,!... i ... B-
fj I'lne Street, West of Brsul
ns school tou houe always knoum
Plnnn
Mandolin
Violin
Violoncello
Ilaiiln
Pennsylvania Museum and School
of Industrial Art
Broad end Pine Streeta, Phila.
Art Department Textile Department
Thorough work under trained specialists
in all branches ot Industrial Art.
tin-'''!, In "lustration. Interior Decors
Twines !Vtcr.y' Wrk rurnl,ur-
."i,niin,,.K.",n,lr f""""! Summer School,
Bchool Pircu are containing detail Infor
Behif1 W"1 'w '! on application.
Dsv.1 $? f epteuiber il-negl.tratlon
usys, September U to 21 Inc uslve.
Ht'OKIl ELLIOTT. Principal
Uultnr
Shorthand
.. Day Tuition, 115
iv.;.. .M8'lt Tult on. 1.1 MnA tn
lotlonly.J30irT. 0ur aH y"1"' "Prlence.
Ai..Mi:n nusiNi:aa school, to s. ioth ,t.
The Taylor School mI'Ht clamhks
8tliin)'l'K,i tlHMIl-Uoardlntt and Day
Hlgfi ?.for ,lrl" from """Jrtn through
Kit... Til'0 ' '' l,u " atpiiid in Prlmury
S Ili?;n,i KlniA ""'TON COWLKS A.
ill' "tad of Bchool. Oak Lnnc. Phlln., P.
Br0b.'d"'':'.,,''A.r. JNHTmJTiT
Martinle.".! .-:'"??. ' : Kl'.'-tncJ!!
Dai- nirffi.S"n..' ""n. ""I. .'....
r -'- ". Amu, upunB wepiemner Iv.
OTRAYER'S The Ilr,t llnalnea. School
!...... Ml CIIKHTNUT ST.
'" " naritnt'd. Kntrr now. Par or night,
Swill r-fp,s. t,. Iu,.orJn. Behooli Bummer
IPlffiTSW
- .. - uuu Ben, tax, no a, tin si.
at Forty-seventh streot and Wyaluslng
arenuo last night.
The driver of the car. John Kenner,
Master street abovo Fifty-fifth, took
him to the hospital.
A GENTLE WAY
TO END CORNS
Thm Modtm Mtthod, Sdintifie,
Eay, Qaicft and San
The old corn enders were harsh,
crude and uncertain. They came
into disrepute.
Then a world-famed laboratory
created a new method, and millions
have adopted it.
The new way is Blue-jay liquid
or plaster One applies it by a
touch. The pain stops instantly,
and soon the whole corn loosens
and comes out.
t To pare a corn and keep it now
is folly. Stop it the moment it ap
pears. Remove it in this gentle way.
Watch one corn go when Blue
jay is applied. You will let it deal
with all corns after that.
Send to the drug store now.
4 EHRETS
SLAG ROOFING
EHRET ROOFING &
A. MFG. CO. o,
DREXEL BLDG.
forty nvfc n
Liquid? or Platter
ue-jay
Stops Piq Instantly
Ends Corn Quickly
You can Watch the materials
being mixed (right at tho
job) when Wilson painters
dp the work. This assures
you of tho best in painting.
For Thick Heavy Hair
Use Cuticura
Treatment: Touch spots ci dandruff
and Itching with Cuticura Ointment on
the end of the finger. Next momrhs
shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Rinse with tepid water. When
you have made your scalp skin clean,
tweet and healthy then will your haii
become soft and thick.
BussUluhrrttbTilsll Addrrts: "CstlsrLV
ntorlii.Cpt UO.Mild.osB.Wui." Roldsftnr-
Will stand the test of timo
Eslablvhadt lOSt
wntrw Bwpwc. uininiflDixomnawe. Tslcamz&c
luucur Sup snares without mug.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
JlMUMUUli
Hoth Hexew
nnth See
An Open Letter
to Employers
Is it not to your interest that
the young men and women em
ployed in your office should be
come, more intelligent and effi
cient workers?
Is it not our duty, yours and
mine, to do our part in pro
moting better business and bet
ter citizenship in our commu
nity? I take this opportunity of calling to your
attention the University Evening School
classes in Commerce and Finance. A
word from you to some young man or
woman in your employ, concerning these
classes, may be the making of that young
man or woman. May we not count on
jour assistance?
THEODORE J. GRAYSON
Director University Evening School
Seaaiona begin October 3. Aa the num
ber of students is neceaaariiy limited,
early registration it highly desirable.
UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA
Evening School of Accounts and Finance
Young Women nnd tllrls
HOLY CMII.l) COM.FXiK
For youm women, under direction of the
Misters of the Society of tho Holy Child
Jesus. Hachelor of arts course, music, art
IleauUful buildings and forty-aore campus on
Main Line. For details, iiddress the Dean,
Hox 2ft 1. noiemont. Tenna.
COLLEGE fiS.
Till: ACADKMY 01" TIIK HOLY CHILD
A boardlnx and day school for girls. 57th
jear. Conducted by the Slaters of the Society
of the Holy C.illd Jesus, General and college
preparatory courses, music, art, domostlo
science, nates IftOO. Address the Mother
Bup-rlor, Tlnx an D. Sharon Hill. Penna
The Gordon-Roney School
And the other fellows, who did not
huvo sense enough or opportunity to
prepare themseHes, ftae to take
any kind of work they can get and
without a chance of advancement,
ton. Rthrt here today to get out of
the rut of the ordinary untrained
man.
Day School opens Pent, fl
Nlilit Hehool opens Rent. R
1200 Wrlmit St.. Philadelphia
i or inns- 4iis nprure Htreet
i,T.,",. .Ill) UIICKB
Boot garden and Gym.
Oenjral and College Preparatory Courses.
.M12M ItOXEY, rrln,
Young Men nnd Hoys
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
(FOUNDED 1181)
City Line and Berwick Road
Ovorbrook
Will Open September 23 as n
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
The Course of Study affords careful prep,
aratton In ths fundamental; for College or
Technical School und for Iluslness,
The Faculty consists ot men of ytars of
experience skilled In their department, and
In vital sympathy with youft.
The Routine of ths School Day Includes a
short religious service, recitations, lunch
eon, a study hour for the preparation of part
of the next day's lessons, and compulsory
dally sxerotse In the open air.
School opens September 22. The Head,
master, Mr. Orevllle Haalam, will lie at the
Bchool on and after September 1. Circular
on application.
Greville Haslam
Headmaster
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
For Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Courses are both cultural mid practical and
lio fees moderate.
itkuii iio iniiv firuo
tiro organs)
Harmony
Counterpoint
Composition
Voice Cnltnre
Plana Tuning and Itrpnlrlng
"IV'Htc or ooll for catalog
Y. M. C. A.
1421 Arch St. , ..1013 Lelilgh Ave.
Sansom nnd B3d Sts,
FALL TBKM IIKCIIN8 HEITK5II1KH 0
Our regular ilay and night classes In
shorthand and tyrrltlng and In book,
keeping and accountancy begin September
0 Investigate and enroll now Personal
and practical Instruction. Positions for our
sT'i'Mates. Call or write for full Information.
fffL PHILA. nt'HINKNN coi.leoi:
11 nnd College nf Commerce
'Mr 1017 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia
GERMANTOWN FRIENDS
QPHfini Opens Sept. 20. A few vacan.
&inVJJL C0, for e,,rnest co'lege pre.
paratory boys, Stanley R. Yarnall. Principal.
Before deriding upon u arhovl for jour son,
write for "Tie Ponnlngton Idea," For
hoys and jouns- men Francis Harvey dreen,
A M Lltt D.. Ilenitmiisler, ltox 70, Pen
pint'ton Schon' Penninirtnn N .1
MAPI.F.WO0D SCHOOL FOR HOYS
Under in yrs. Limited number. Oood table.
Thor'gh Innt. Mod rates. Tiklt J C. Short
lldge.A.n Prln.. Hnx 247. Dar'Ing.nel.Co, Pa
Commercial Teachers' Training
Approved Course qualifies vou for teaching
Commorclal Subjects In both public and prl
at schools, Day and Night Classes. Knroll
now and prepnre fnr futvre success In con
genial, well-paid position. P.iono Walnut SSI,
TIIK TWLOU SCHOOL. 100S Market St
OAK LANE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
A distinctively practical school, Kinder
garten to college, open-air rooms! 80 acres
nf p'aygrounds and woodlands Individual at.
tentlon. Bus service. Phonei Melrose HOT.
I'. M. FHOKLICIIER. Headmaster
CIIKSTNt'T HILL. PA.
Chestnut Hill Academy
St. Mnrtlns, Chestnut Hill. Pa.
An Idea'ly located country boarding and day
school for boys, Esiwclally low rates fnr
five-day boarders., Iteopens September 27.
Ctlous on application,
4, I PATXKUSON. Ueadmaster .
FILING A Paying Vocation
Call or telephone
Hell. Walnut tlBBO-OBtlli Key., Main 7481
Standard Hehool tt ITUIng nnd Indexing
Olebo-Wcrolcke Co., 1013-11 Chest,Htrhlls,
Men's Clothing
ON TIIE THIRD FLOOR
Men's and Young Men's $50.00,
$55.00 and $60.00 Fancy Suits at
$25.00
Men's and. Young Men's
$13.50 Two-piece fro A
Worsto Suits at. . PO 3U
Men's and Young Men's
$16.50 2-plece Palm M fl
Beach Suits at Plv
Men's and Young Men's
$23.50 & $25.00 Two-picco
Mohair Suits (MO Cfl
at .. PlJv
Men's and Young Men's $12.50 and
$13.50 Raincoats at
Men's and Young Men's $7.50 Fancy d0 "7C
Trousers at, pair PJ
Men's and Young Men's $1Z.50 Fancy dC OC
Trousers at, pair P J.OJ
IN THE ECONOMY BASEMENT
Men's and Young Men's $18.75 to J A AA
$25.75 Fancy Suits at pl V.UU
Men's and Young Men's Two-piece
"Keep Kpol" Suits at
$5.00
(OrlRlnnlly sold up to giz.nuj
Men's and Young Men's $10.00 Rain
$3.75
coats ats.
a- ON THE FIRST FLOOR "W
Men's 50c Knit Ties, 25c
J
Plain color and heather mixtures; narrow shapes.
Men's 25c Neckwear, 19c; Fallle-silk ties, in figured
effects.
Men's $5 to $8.50 Silk Shirts, $3.59
Jersey, broadcloth, crepe, tub silk ond pongee shirts.
Slight Imperfections.
Men's $3 Shirts, $1.60
Heavy silk-striped madras and pongee.
Men's $1.50 Pajamas, $1.38; plain colors ana striped
patterns. Frog fasteners. ,
Women's 30c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 22c each; initialed.
Men's 25c to 35c All Linen Handkerchiefs, 22c each; with
quarter-inch hems and initials.
Men's $5 to $15 Genuine Panama Hats at $2.50 to $4.93;
all in perfect condition; most all sizes.
Men's and Boys' $1.50 Caps at 65c; light weight; good
patterns.
1200 Boxes Endurance Socks, 70c Box
(Six Pairs in Box)
Made from sturdy yarn, with extra spliced heels nnd
toes. 6 pairs, all black or assorted tan, navy
and gray.
Men's 35c Mercerized Socks, 19c; first quality mercerized
cotton socks with double soles, extra spliced heels and
toes; black, navy, cordovan ond gray.
Men's $1 Silk Socks, 50c; pure thread silk socks, full fash
ioned, in black and cordovan. Slight seconds. Also
heavy hcamlcss silk socks in tan, white and gray;
firsts.
Men's $1.50 Union Suits, 89c; Gibbs' quality white cotton
ribbed union suitsnshort sleeves, ankle length.
Boys' Blouses, 48c
Made in collar attached, neckband and sports
styles.
White and stripes: Slightly imperfect.
Boys' $1.25 Blouses? $1.05
Of corded madras, in collar attached style. Soft French
cuffs. Large assortment of new striped patterns.
Boys' 35c Knitted 'Four-in-Hands, 25c; plain and striped.
Women's 50c Double Extra-Sizo Vests, each 29c; low neck,
slficvcless
Women's $1 and $1.25 Fine Cotton-Ribbed Union Suits,
Regular Sizes, 69c; .Extra SJzes, 79c; band top and
bodice styles, tight and loose knee.
Women's $1.50 Pink Cotton-Ribbed Silk-Top Union Suits,
$1.15; band top and bodice styles, with tight kneo.
Children's $1 and $1.15 Cotton-Ribbed Bloomers, 65c; black
nnd white.
Women's 29c Cotton-Ribbed Vests, 19c; low neck, sleeve
less. Women's $1.75 Silk Stockings, 95c
Pure thrend-silk stockings, with mercerized garter
tops. In black nnd Russia calf; Irregulars.
Children's 65c Mercerized Lisle Socks, 39c; three-quarter
length; in buttercup, green, chan.pagne.
Women's 50c Mercerized Lisle Stockings, 3 pairs for $1;
fine quality, with white clocks. In black nnd cordovan.
Children's 50c Mercerized Lisle Socks, 3 pairs for 50c;
white with fancy colored tops.
Women's $1.25 Long Silk Gloves, 50c; 16-button length
Milanese silk; in white. Sizes 6 nnd G1 in the lot.
Women's $1.49 Strap-Wrist Gloves, 98c; washable suede
lisle with spear point embroidery, finished with strap
and buckle. Whito nnd colors.
Women's 83c Silk Gloves. 49c; 2-clasp Milanese silk gloves
with 3 rows of embroidery. White nnd colors.
$1.50 Net Gulmpes, 98c; ecru nnd white net guimpes with
sleeves. Trimmed with Val nnd Vcnise lace.
$1 Organdie Vestees nnd Cuffs, 75c; organdie vestecs with
cuffs to match. Val lace trimmed.
12'jc to 15c Val Laces, 8c yard; insertions and edgings to
match. Diamond and round meshes. Clean and new.
60c to 95c Val Laces, 12-yard pieces, 49c piece; beading
edges and headings.
$2.50 Dotted Black Silk Nets, $1.95 yard; 40-inch widths,
in various size dots.
$1.35 to $1.75 Allover Figured and Dotted Organdie and
Voile, 98c yard; 44 inches wide. Light and dark
grounds.
$1 to $2.50 Drapery Veils, 69c each; in black and colors.
35c Maline, 25c yard; in black, white nnd colors.
$2 to $3 Plain and Figured Georgette Crepe, 79c yard;
pure-silk, in large and snail figured designs on dark
grounds. Also plain in light nnd dark shades, includ
ing navy and white. 38 nnd 40 inches.
$1.50 Imported Japanese Pongee, 85c yard; pure-silk im
ported Japanese pongee, free from rice powder. Will
launder.
$1.50 Colored Jnpanese Silk, 89c yard; full line of light
nnd dark shades for lamp shades, art needlework and
linings. A yard wide.
$2.50 White Sports Silks, $1.39 yard; for separate skirts in
beautiful plaid designs. Will launder perfectly. 35
inches wide.
$2 Black Satin Mcssaline, $1.49 yard; deep jet black, with
soft, semi-luminous finish. 35 inches wide.
$2.50 Black Imported Taffeta, $1.59 yard; imported black
Swiss taffeta, with soft, crisp finish. Very firm and
closely woven. A yard wide.
5c Featherstitch Braid and Tape, 3 pieces for 10c; odd lots.
5c Safety Pins, 3 cards for 10c; one dozen on a card.
39c to 75c Lining Remnants at 19c yard; dress, coat and
waist linings, in good colors and useful lengths.
15c and 18c Silk Galoons, 10c yard; plain and Persian
colored silk galoons for trimming dresses and hats.
Light and dark shades.
10c and 15c Pearl Buttons, 8c card; ocean pearl buttons
two or four holes. Sizes for men's shirts, women's
nnd children's wear.
Moire Ribbon, 34c ynrd; 5Va inches wide, in all wanted
colors for hair ribbons, snshes, millinery, etc
UTICA AND I'KQUOT BLEACHED SHEETS
$1.79 54x90 inch, $1.25 $2 72x90 inch, Sl.35
$1.90 63x90 inch. $1.30 $2.25 81x90 inch. $1 31
$2 63x99 inch, $1.35 $2.05 90x99 inch $1 89
UTICA AND PEQUOT BLEACHED SHEETING
42c 42 inch at 32c fi9c 72 Inch at 52c
46c 45 Inch at 34c 79c 81 inch at 54c
85c 90 inch at 68c
UTICA AND PEQUOT BLEACHED PILLOW CASFS
45c 42x36 Inch, 34c 49c 45x36 inch, 36c
59c 50x30 Inch, '49c
$4.85
:N. SNELLENBURG
STORE OPENS DAILY AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M.
NELLENBURG-S
etiVRE BLOCK -MARKET. ') 'n"n2 STREETS L J
Tomorrow Will Be Opportunity Day
The Last One of the Summer Season, Bringing Greater
Seasonable Merchandise Than Ever to Be Cleared Away to Make
Fall Stock at Extraordinary Savings.
Get An Opportunity Day Booklet at Any
vr ON THE FIRST FLOOR "
$15 Real Pigskin Traveling Bags, $8.80; natural color,
natural grain pigskin. Leather lined; strong brassed
locks and catches; 18-inch size.
RM.nn CnwhiHA Rnctnn Rao-R. $1.79
Made of finest surface lcathor, nicely lined and finished.
Strong double handlcB, Insido pocket; brown.
$6.00 Imported Beaded nand Bags, $4.85; shell frames,
beaded handles and fringe trimming.
Women's $2.95 Leather Hand Bags, $1.85; splendid assort
ment of newest fall styles variety of leathers.
19c to 29c Lingerie Cloth, Longcloth
. and Nainsook, YLViz yd.
Fine qualities in lengths of 1 to 6 yards. All 36 Inches
wido.
39c White Pajama Cloth, 16c yard; firmly woven quality.
36 inches wide.
$2.75 Longcloth, $1.25 Piece; fine quality, firm and closely
woven; chamois finish; 10 pieces, 36 inches wide.
$2.75 Nainsook, $1.22 Piece
Fine white nainsook, soft finish, for women's and chil
dren's underwear. 10-yard pieces, 36 inches wide.
$8.00 Wool Filled Comfortables, $5.00 each; lambs' wool
filling, with flowered percaline covers and plain sateen
borders. Full size.
$14.00 California Iambs' Wool Blankets, $10.50 Pair;
in white with pink or blue borders, or handsome large
block patterns. Full size.
$5.50 Wool Finish Blankets, $3.69 Pair; in white, gray or
plaid patterns; heavy quality; wool finish nap. Size
72 x 80.
Satin Finish Bed Spreads, $5.75 Each; new Marseilles pat
terns; scalloped edge with cut corners or plain hem
med ends.
$2.50 All Linen Tabic Damask, $1.30 Yard; heavy bleached
pure Irish linen satin damask. 70 inches wide, in
stripe and floral patterns.
$6.00 All Linen Dinner Napkins, $4.25 Doz.; dew bleached
pure Irish linen satin damask napkins, 22x22 inches.
$1.25 Scarfs and Squares, 59c each; with fine cotton Cluny
and filet lace edges. Size 18x54 inches.
65c Mercerized Table Damask, 44c yard; heavy quality,
snowy bleach permanent satin lustre. Wide width,
pretty patterns.
50c Turkish Bath Towels, 34c each; woven from heavy two
ply yarns; white with colored borders. Thick and
fluffy; hemmed ends.
75c All Linen Crash Toweling, 38c yard; bleached Irish
linen; Bamsley weave crash, absorbent and lintless.
800 $1.25 Mercerized Damask Table Cloths, 84c ca.;
square hemstitched or round scalloped. Large size,
heavy quality.
Clearance of 25c to $1 Novelty Jewelry at 18c; cuff ipns,
brooches, lingerie clasps, bar pins, necklaces, vanity
cases, etc., included.
$12.75 Fine French Beaded Bags, $6.95; made of fine beads,
in beautiful patterns and colors. Nicely lined and
finished; good styles.
$1.50 French Pearl Bead Necklaces. 93c: beautifully grad
uated pearl beads in creamy tints. Various lengths.
Men's $14.50 Open-Face Gunmctal Watches, $9.45; with
luminous dials and hands. Guaranteed jeweled move
ments; gunmetal case. Thin model.
Women's $16.50 Wrist Watches, $11.75; guaranteed high
grade 15-jewel movements fitted in 20-year guaranteed
case. Small size; ribbon band.
$15 Mahogany Clocks at $7.93; 8-day clocks with guar
anteed Ansonia movements, 5-inch dial; hour and half
hour gong strike. Three designs.
50c to $1.50 Community Silverware, 25c to 65c; discon
tinued patterns in the 25-year grade. Many odd
pieces, including oyster forks, salad forks, buillon
spoons, soup spoons and table spoons.
Wilburbuds, 69c pound.
Old-Fashioned Mint Plait, 19c pound.
Lovcll & Covcl Cream Caramels, 41c pound.
Lowney's Milk Chocolates, 45c pound.
Lowncy's Hard Candy, 26c pound.
Mary Garden Talcum Powder, Special, 19c
Prophylactine Mouth Wash, Special, 45c.
Tooth Brushes, Special, 19c each, 3 for 5JJc
Omnibus Soap, large size, 3 cakes for 31c.
Swift's El Almoda Castile Soap, large bar, 49c.
Snellcnburg's Hard-Water Soap, 75c dozen.
Odds and Ends of Boxed Stationery, box 13c; values up to
69c.
$2.50 Box Cameras, size 2'4x3'i. $1.97.
$5 Box Cameras, size 2'8x4?, $3.77.
St No. 1 Kodak Junior, Leather Case, $1.97.
$t.50 No. 2C Kodak Junior, Leather Case, $2.37.
S4.30 Metal Tripod, i fold, $1.97.
75c 7x10 Bound Phofo Album, 47c.
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Women's $18.50 to $25 Dolmans and
Capes, $10
Of wool velour. in a splendid assortment of styles. Every
garment silk lined throughout.
Women's $15 Polo und Jersey Coots, $6.50; in several very
attractive models.
Women's $18.50 Tweed and Homespun Suits, $11.73;
belted and pocketod sports models.
Women's $25 Tricolette Dresses, $15.75
Trimn ed with fagoting and narrow girdles.
Women's $10 Tricolette Dresses. $3; straight-line and
lowerea-waist models, embroidered; wide girdles.
Women's $9.75 Slip-on Dresses, $1.59
Of natural color silk pongee. Sleeveless.
Women's $3 and $4 Sleeveless Slip-on
Dresses, 95c
Ginghams nnd linenes. Narrow self-material belts and
rick-rnck braid trimming.
Women's $12.50 to $18.50 Summer Dresses. $5.75; organ
dies, voiles and tissues plain, printed and flowered
effects ruffled, frilled, tunics, sashed.
Women's $6 to $8 Gingham Dresses, $3.95; bright plaid
checked ginghams in effective styles.
Women's $15 Silk Sports Skirts, $6.85; Fantasie silk skirts
in self-color white plaid patterns. Plain or pleated
pocketed and belted. '
Women's $10.95 New Blazer-Stripe
Sports Skirts, $3.95
Box pleated. Various colors.
Women's $15 to $18.50 Overblouses, $6.75
Clearance of Georgette and crepe de chine overblouses.
Beaded, embroidered, braided. Flesh, white, bisque
honeydew, taupe, navy, brown, and henna.
Women's line $2 and $3 Voile Blouses. Si minu...,
trimmed and tailored models.
Women's S6.75 to $33 Extra-Size Cotton Dresses. $3.95 to
$10; assortment of materials nnd colors; smart styles
Sizes 42 M; t0 62 'u; not every size in every stvle
Women's $22.50 to $35 Extra-Size Cloth Dresses at $16 50
Serge, tricotine nnd jersey. Sizes 42i to 5H but
not every size in nil styles. "
Women's $1.50 Gowns and Chemises, 73c; of lingerie cloth
lace nnd embroidery trimmed. '
Women's SI Pink Batiste Bloomers, 45c; elastic nt waist
and Knee.
Women's 89c Bloomers, 35c; step-in bloomers of fine
lingerie cloth in n nk nnd whit
Women's $3 Corsets, 93c; two styles, one medium bust, the
& CO.
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Women's $5 Corsets, $1.95
A clearance salo of GOO corsets; several very good
styles in low and girdle tops; odds and ends.
Sizes up to 27. Materials include broendo and
pink coutll.
Women's $3.95 Washable White Silk Petticoats, $2.20;
some with double panels back and front.
Women's $1 White Sateen Petticoats, 50c; with neat
tucked flounces.
Women's $1.39 House Dresses
C9c; ginghams and percales.
Women's $1.50 Gingham Bunga
low House Dresses, 95c.
Assortments of
Room for New
Door
Women's $3 Extra Size
House Dresses, $1.95
Striped ginghnms and plain
color chambrays. Straight-lino
models; sizes 48, 50 and C2.
Women's $1.19 Pinafore Aprons, 55c. Of ginghnms and
striped materials with rick-rack braid, tic and pocket.
Women's $2.25 Bungalow Aprons, $1.39; fine quality ging
ham, with piping, sash and pocket.
Women's $5 Sweaters. $2.49; light weight worsted Tuxedo
sweaters, nssortcd colors and some heather mixtures.
Women's $4 Knitted Bathing Suits, $1.45. Tho most
wanted styles with strap shoulders. Practical color;
all sizes.
Women's $5 and $6 Sports Oxfords and White Pumps,
$3.25; white Nu-buck sport3 oxfords trimmed with
potent leather. White canvas one-strap pumps.
Women's $2.50 and $4.50 Low White Shoes, $1.85; several
styles in fine white linen pumps. Some slightly
soiled; good range of sizes.
Men's $8 Oxfords, $4.35; tan and brown calf lace oxfords
in newest styles and toe shapes; welted soles.
Misses' $18.50 Tweed and Homespun Suits. $11.75; variety
of sports models, belted and pocketed. Sizes 14, 16
and 18 years.
Misses' $25 Silk Dresses, $15.75
Tricolettes and Canton crepes. Straight-line and tunic
effects, embroidered or ribbon trimmed. Sizes 14,
16 and 18 years.
Misses' $10 Tricolette Dresses, $5; straight-line and blouse
styles. Embroidered. Sizes 14, 1G and 18 years.
Misses' $12.50 to $18.50 Summer
Dresses, $5.75
Organdies, voiles and ginghnms; ruffled, frilled,
tuniced. Organdies, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' $6 to $8 Gingham Dresses, $3.95; plaid and check
ginghams. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' $3 and $4 Sleeveless Slip-on
Dresses, 95c
Gingham and linene straight-line dresses, belted and
pocketed. Trimmed with rick-rack braid. Sizes 14,
16 and 18 years.
Misses' $18.50 to $25 Dolmans, $10; smart wool velour
wraps, richly embroidered. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years.
Misses' $15 Coats, $6.50; jersey and serge sports models,
tailored styles and polo coats. Sizes 14, 16 and 18
years.
Misses' $4 and $5 Wash Skirts, $3.55
Surf satin and cotton gabardine skirts in shirrcd-back
style, pocketed and some button-trimmed.
Misses' $10 Baronet Satin Skints, $6.50: in flesh, light blue,
Copen and navy. Shirred backs; fancy pockets.
Girls' $5.00 Serge Slip-on, Dresses, $3.29
Belted and pocketed.
Girls' $2 Wash Dresses, $1
Gingham, voile and organdie dresses, in figured and
flowered effects, with collars and cuffs of contrast
ing materials. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Women's, Misses' & Girls' $2 Smocks, 89c
Of ramie linene and wonderlaine. Embroidered;
smocked.
Girls' $10 Medium-Weight Coats, $5
Novelty fabrics and polo coats. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Children's $2.25 to $5.95 Whit Lawn Dresses, $1.19 to
$3.50; slightly soiled. Many styles. 2 to 6 years.
Children's $2.50 to $6 Colored Dresses, $1.29 to $2.95;
many attractive styles. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Children's $1 to $1 Hats, 25c to $1; piques, organdies or
straws.
Children's $1.65 Peg-Top Rompers. $1.19; pretty colors;
sizes 2 to 6 years.
Children's $1.25 Cambric Princess Slips, 75c; lace trimmed.
Sizes 8 to 14 years.
Clearance $2 to $15 Discontinued Hand-Embroidered
Models, SI to $7.50"; including children's and ladies'
dresses nnd skirts, center pieces, scarfs, luncheon sets,
towels, etc. Only one of a kind.
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Boys' S10 and $12 Norfolk Suits at $5.73; cheviots and
cassimeres, coats lined with mohair. Sizes 6 to 11
years.
Boys' $18 and S20 Norfolk Suits at $9.50; of nil-wool
fancy cheviots in an assortment of styles and color-
ings. Good models. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Boys' $2 to $2.50 Washable Suits at 85c
Only 100 none sent C. O. D. and no n ail or 'phone
orders filled. Sizet 3 to 6 years.
Bojb' $5.30 Corduroy Suits at S3.95; junior Norfolk styles
with full-lined knee pants. Sizes 3 to 0 years.
Boys' S2 Washable K nicker Pants. SOc; sizes 6 to 18 venrs.
Men's $6 and $7 Pure Worsted Bathing Suits. S3; in
Pacific Coast style, shirt and trousers knit in one.
Boys' $4 Slip-on Sweaters at S1.85; shawl collars or V-
shnperl necks.
Men's $5 Sweaters at $3; pure worsted face and merino
back. Shawl collar and V-neck; various colors.
Pore Gum Tubes. $1.75; 30x3i, guaranteed.
Speedway Tires, 6000-Mile adjustment:
31 X 4 515.65 35 x 4... .
32 x 4 15.95 36 x 4V4
32 x 44 22.00 37 x 5
34 x 4n 23.30
23.70
26.00
31.45
Pure Gum Tubes. $1.75; 30t3:, guaranteed.
Mobiloil Oil, Arctic, 85c gallon.
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$5.50 and $11 Roller Coasters. $3.95 and $7.95; 2 sizes with
cars.
$32.30 to $60 Ptillman-SIeeper U:hv Carriages, $21.75 to
$13.75; newest styles nnd finishes.
$17.50 to $40 Bloch Reed Stroller Go-Cnrts. $12.75 to
29.75: various styles.
S1.25 Rubber Door Mats. 65c; size 18x30 inches.
$21 Heavy Wool nnd Fibre Rugs. $14.25; size 9x12 feet
$55 Wilfnn Velvet Rugs. S40.65; size 6.9x12 feet.
$50 Heavy Seamless Velvet Rugs, $35501
Size 9x12 feet. Rich Chinese nnd Oriental effects in
pretty blue nnd rose colorings. I
$60 Fine Seamier Axmlnstcr Rugs. $39.85; size 8.3x10.0.
$2 Heavy Inlaid Linoleum, $1.02 square yard; two yards
wide; colors through to the hack.
SI .50 Old Colonial Rag Cnrpet. 92c yard: one yard wide
$o to $6.50 Framed Pictures, $2.75; beautiful subjects In
plain nnd ornamented frnmes; some fancy tops and
colored mouldings.
$17.50 to $20 Mirrors. $8.95; nssortcd styles, finishes and
meJVPoJyCrr0JC,,"cntir and color-toned frames.
S88 Hlgh-Grade Cabinet Sewing Machines, $80 each; one
of the best makes; fully equipped and guaranteed.
Club plan S5 first pnvment. balance $5 monthly.
Used Sewing Machines. $21 to $54; all high-grade. Club
plan, $T when ordering, $1.25 weekly.
Used Bnx-Top Sewing Machines, $5 to $12; all In good
sewing condition.
29c Plain Marquisette, 15c yard; excellent quality; not all
colors.
VA1 n1"?."01?. pP''n. 90c yard: 50 Inches wide.
$Uj ollc. Net and Marquisette Curtains, 69c set; htrm
stitched curtains in white, ivory and ecru. Dutch
curtains included. Second".
79c Window Shades, 48c each: opaque shades, on reliable
spring rollers, size 30x72 Inches. All colors.
48c Imported Cretonne. 35c yard; exceptional quality:
many colors nnd patterns; fast colors
$28 fedar Chests, $19.98 each; genuine red cedar chests
groove nnd tongue construction. Moth-proof. '
N. SNELLENBURG & CO.
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