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Today's Pageant Program
of Atlantic City Events
, ujjjq p , ItollinK-chnlr parade.
8 I. M. Presentation of prizes,
Steel flcr.
8:30 P. M. Klcctrlcnl display.
jq p jf "Governors' ball" on
Slccl Dor.
n.. atnff tfnrrcunondcnt '
' Atlantic Clly, N. ... H't. 8. One
ef the largest crowds tunc nns ever
' jkroneod the Iloardwalk ns late as this
r, in tho senhon jammed e'ery Inch of the
planklnR nml bnnwu on em.er kiuc oi i
n long lnnc on the beach twenty. live
' .Ifpn to we 2000 of Atlantic Citj'smon
uiniitlful residents nuil vNitois take
i . . . .i.i i. . ,
,.rt In the "bathers' icvlew" this nu" " e mB-muscjcd. iiu-uy slaves.
El I with placed on tho bench near the end
Of course, besides Hie benuties tlierc ' of !or'", t'nrollnu avenue. Directly In
the men's division, the comic di- I'"1 "' t .w' 1ro specially erected
ThloB and the udei Using sections, in I J or,m "tltiR coytfrcd and with
which ccry new feature that fertile ,fl"lnR pennants fllng above It.
brains could devise was on display. Hut . "c the king of the deep wns entcr
the benuties. the new bathing suits and ' ' lc1 bj f,lnCy ""Vcil'B Hy children
il the dance of sunlight on happy. "" 'Br own-iji. .Inst as the dancing
"& SfrSolV Possible ,e- lbn,r.XMWh.b,lWn.
,izc,l dream of the costume makers' f,, ,T Vn'vs1 inC in bl .ht tl.e
,rt. Colors ran l.rough the rainbow ' ,lir,llf8, 0f thc .', mMcar bccnlno
,i,d then branched off Into tints and , mealed, bathed in colored Hrc, when
fhaclcsthnt l(l r'V"l oven the Mined they released dozens of llonting (lares,
khs of Dame Nature. (.irN. short or I Then for half an hour one of the Inrgcst
tail, thin and stout, Mender. icay, lircworks demonstrations ever attempted
blondes, brunettes and ccry wirying at tho resort leaped and plajed Its
fhadc of natuie or the hairdresser are beauties into the dark heavens. The
tun present. I glnnt searchlights even were dimmed by
The Jlajor, his cabinet and thc mem-I the magnlliceuce of the rocket,, set
bcrs of the eommiltce In cliarge of the pieces, bombs and flares and every other
two-dnj pageant were In the win of the conceivable fireworks device,
marchois. All the city and pngc.int I At the close nf the "stupendous illn
cfficiuls wne in bathing suils, lilue i mhmthiu" that's what the jirogram
trunks, white jci-c.h and white belts, '''""'d ". mid that's what it was tho
tilth their name and rank emblazoned ' Profession formed about King Neptune
en a huge blue shield over their hearts. I
,cn ToHic Nolo Tl milts
Next cune a hand, in white bathing
?iilt,. cloMdj followed by u henvy bank .'
of police in blue bathing suits, lircmcn
ami life guards. .
The life guards in their miii and
tuttf' stained uniforms mnde a con
trast to the new bright red bathing
suits of the liremnn.
Father Neptune, attended by his
flaus. headed the parndo-proper. Hud-
mdMmIiii. tho Inventor, who is taking!
SLtt.r'nt.'Vi' "i", Sr1' K' "
HS?C?-2U? ovn. "-. Ji T l',.IBlly H,,.'t,c; I
juuu lull nil i-iiii-ii-ii lllllf llli; r. 1 1 1 -1 ( III
x the c.inihnl during the last two (lajs
that many fear that he is ovcitnxing
his strength in cm nine around the
heavy green costume, trident and
crown. He has endeared hiuibelf to the
merrj makers, however, ami whatever
lie may pay for his fun in the matter of
wcarincbs Ife certainly hns found a way
into tho henits of those nt tho carnival
ami they lose no opportunity to bhow
it iu the wildest sort of oppluusc.
Then came tho fust division, lend by
the llqtnry Club .lazv; Hand in lmthiug
attire, with wild note, tenles and bars
running nil our them.
Then came the Hjgcia Swimming
Club, led by tluee beautiful bathing
xirli in one-piece black suits, touched
hec and there with n brilliant jellow
tllk.
Thc "Alanine He" came ncU. 'White
and borne on the .shonldum nf fun lmul.-v
Negroes there was draped upon it the
delicious frosting in the person of Miss '
Sl:hlV,Sr.rM1 J!:.,'.1..: !
.Piece uh lti silk linililn- uiiii ivin, .i,:i
cap and stockings. ' i
, t'nc of the features of this division
wu received the most npplause w-as
bassador Swimming Club, led by Miss
Ada Tnjlor, president of the club.
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uw"K ine I'hlladelphin members of
the organization are Helen 1'enin -jwer,
Ucssif inn ,! Dorothy Huii-
Chlldreu Ilau Dhlslou
,Thc M'cond division was thc little
toildron s and made the biggest hit of
y I'a!',",,1(' llf"'1" the bathing girls.
About M0 children, dresse.l in tvery
t of cute or cbautiful cobtunic that
jeclfon l'"1 lWyhc' maJu "1' tbN
l,mthi"!,(,ivi,lun "aH Bigoted most
'MUth smiles. It was a sort of men's
wauty contest and was the opportunity
ifcr.-th0 ,tnnnt'(l l'-'neh gods to show
tkJ- StalvJ"r,!, f,,l"ls t0 llu''r Towds
tfri- ' .' Ivlsl011 nml bravei1 the ban
lerinjc of the watchers.
aa7lo,''?"li:I(!lviJi!lo,l "ns sninll-but
r t?l in or K'nnllty for what It lacked
? ?rS- Am,0l,K ,tl10 mo!,t noticeable
whL r '.ly littlc, mlss' w,,o nmlo tho
aiSh o?.'!ce with n Rort of whirling
march This wH to display the fact
M..i wn5 two gills In one. One
MU, inM-as l Ns 11,U0 uml n the other
riothY. . lu're vns a Kro"t 11 ft
m V T.?y,ity to ",uU Miss
Si he MX'.'S0 WUS "m(le
DmLn.,1"1'1 I,ot hwH t-o tinv it is
,J ta their ttork cu. it k wus ft folo
irSn !!lsr ,0l",nP"B costume In this
l conll f !.Y lrls (lr('s''cl "'tirely
'n """u''-.
aliln S"'"u wllnt uvcl' "" 'mil been
r Xiulln tBi I'.'."",S' 0,le for ""
5omI it nml ",0 h0L'o,,,l for Vro
UiJlT Samo tho riot o' lr
4 ' S M...!i:i mm,u tlic "'u,,"i,,s
!to 'r ",n',c'P.''". F'rls In the
rseetSn, "Iln,,c4PiI,I,M-,p-- 1" the
L'erv I Avimi1, "" ,ve J'lss -"one Hujev,
Hen in nms' Mnr-V filbert, Heotriiu
ItohVrts, a"'' Mn,'J' (iilbcit. tr.ce
I ,NiX!" I)Ls,ll,' KnlrancliiB
one". md hli? 'Wft '!'front
"t lid ts L ii of ' sht- Au tin-
'la 5 , l.H eWI ""'"i"''1 nl"' "ft
""1 "hi e-enn,?",0118 " lm"lr tan
" ho " ,U,,VC,"- ,',ro' the
n of "ni 'V: clH "nd.",e. l0R P'"s
'"" "curcuiignts plnjcd
Safe
Milk
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Invalids
NO COOKING
q 'Food.Drlnk" for All Age
, hSLi r nch-ttt Home' 0ffic"
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ATLANTIC
.llio n bit of l-nlrjlantl was the way (lio Atlantic Clly shore lino loolieil last
carnUnl. Tlio photograph fa shown looliliiff tip the floiinhwilh
about Iho ulty from the time dnrknest
fell untlj nearly midnight.
Tlic lights plnyliiR on the Rny clothci
of the women and Iho fluttering banncis
Mrclclicd arrows the Iloardwalk were
crlipscd-in brilliancy only by the burst
of fireworks just before 0 o'clock. At
niiwin, , ..,,, rviuu i-m-iiiumi; iiiaiiu
about 7:;in Kinc Xcntiine made
his n,.Pt ,mbIc npj.pnm,,. Mnce the
morning, when he wltn-dcd the judg-
'''B f the beauty contest in Keith's
'hcatre. Ills throne, giuinleil as al-
I marched to Steeplechase I'ier. Here n
"'" "" ". ijeiuiea nv two iinniii
.costume hall beiran which intended far
in, ,,H' MI"H bonis. A special throne
"'"' dais had been erected for the veil-
erabie King Neptune and he sat, sur
rounded iy his court and framed by
flic competing beauties, smiling benignly
on the whirling incrrj -ninhcrs.
In Confetti Showers "
In the midst of swirls of confetti,
dancers, from the tlnlcyt tot able to
walk, to gray-haired 'married folks,"
."'1',.," ,,,Tsnir d , ml
Racier ''rnoder:1
kind f costume that In
moved through
dances. Uvory
busy brains could
conceive was on the lloor. There were
prizes offered for the most beautiful,
thc most original and the funniest.
There was much to choose from in each
c,s
The judges found thc task before them
a hard one, but ccry one wns so good
nntured, the music was so continuous
and the confetti sparkled so delightfully
that whatever tjhelr caiefully guarded se
ciet decision is it is certain to be hap
pily received when announced this eve
ning. No accidents of a serious nntiitc were
reported and nothing happened to dim
tho unalloyed joj of the whole occasion.
WEDSSALVATI0N LASSIE
R. E. Walbrldge Marries Miss Irene
Mclntyre, Decorated for Valor
Boston. Sept. S. (Hy A. 1'.) Miss
Irene Mclntjre, whose exploits as a
lvntlon Army lassie overseas with thc
Twenty - sixth (Yankee) Division, won
her a distinguished service cross, was
Vnll..Un .,f Hnln.l,nm V Tl
MIIIUIHInl V. ,v..w.w, ... ...
Tho bride. Is the daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. W. A. Mclntjrc, of the Sal
vation Army. The lace on her gown
wns made by peasant girls of Vucipie
ville. France, who gave it as a token
for services she rendered the village.
POLICE VETERANS QUIT
Lieutenant Was 31 Years on Force
and Patrolman 45
Lieutenant of Police John K. Kolth
resigned todaj from the I'olico Huicaii
after thirty-one j ears' service. He had
an enviable rceoid of never having been
redrlimiuded. He wns made, a lieuten
ant in 1010.
The Civil Service CommlsMon gave
an honoinblu discharge to Street Ser
geant Adam Sanderson, seventy-eight
,enrs old. who had been assigned to
tho Oermnntown policy station for
forty-llvo years.
City Treasurer's Report
Tho report of the City Treasurer for
the week follows: Iteieipts. Sl!)02.
arill.lti; iiiyments. .Sl.UTin.SOS.UT: bal
ance (tint including sinking fund),
$23,130,0."i7.yi.
w.
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If your salesmen's samples
are lost, damaged or stolen
You insure the goods
in your store or fac
tory, why not have
protection for them
when they are in the
sample bags of your
salesmen? They cer
tainly are exposed to
a great many more
hazards, such as fire,
theft, pilferage, etc.
Any a(ent or broker can &at
you a North America policy
Insurance Company
of North America
Philadelphia
Cipitil $5,000,000 FonoiUJ 1792
Fire, Marine, Automobile,
Touriat, etc --
teVEMar-UBliIO
CITY'S GALA NIGHT
U.S.Mandate.Move
Scored in League
Conllniifcl from Timo ()no
Aland Islands to Finland, saying he re
gretted "that the Council took into
consideration arguments that ought not
apply."
Swede Brandishes Threat
M. Ilrautlng suggested that the mem
bers might cut off their contributions if
the League did not succeed In produc
ing results more in according with Its
fundamental principles.
Lord Hobert Cecil praised tho frank
ness of M. limiting, but defended the
secretariat of the Leajuo fror ehnrges of
extravagance anil partinllty. The Conn
til's work had been good, Lord Kobert
sold, but he thought it might have put
in a little moio work.
"It is impossible to settle n dis
pute with satisfaction to both sides."
he declaied In referring to Mr. Hunt
ing's criticisms of the Aland Islands
award. The fact that the Council hod'
reached a decision which both pdrties
accepted loyally he regarded as a
great achievement.
"A continuation of the Polish
Lithuanian controversy after all the ef
forts that have been made to settle it.
is an international disgrace," Lord
ltoberts said.
Hopes for .Justice In.Hllcsla
He appealed directly Jo these coun
tries to put an cud to the dispute. II"
sn''l ''e hoped the Council would ar
rho nt a solution of tin Silt-dan uues-
tion which would appeal to the whole
world ns just.
The Commission on Disarmament has
decided to hold open session and give
fullest publicity to Its work. This de
cision was reached upon the motion of
Lord-Hobcrt Cecil supported bv Signor
Schnnzcr, of Italy, and Itcnc Viviani,
of Frnncc.
I'nnnmn has notified the League that
its representative in the assembly will be
Haoiil A. Amndnr, I'aunmnu Charge
d'Affalres in l'nris, and that he will
arrive in Ocncvn today. The Peruvian
Minister to Heme hns arrived in Geneva
and is awaiting instructions from his
Government in answer to an Inipiiry ns
to whether his Government desires hiin
to attend the assembly. Thc Costa Kicn
delegate took his place iu the assembly
today. ,
Buenos Aires, Sept. 8. fHy A." I)
Rejection by the Assembly of the
League of Nations of nmciidincnix n
the covenant of. the League proposed
by Argentina may be followed by the
withdrawal from thc League of certain
American republics. Including Chile, it
Is learned here in relinbk souices. Ar
gentina withdrew from the first As
sembly when her amendments were not
accepted.
Reports from Geneva stating that tho
Committee on Amendments had re
jected the one proposed bv Argentina
providing that all sovereign states should
be members of the League unless they
voluntarily abstained from membership,
were commented upon by Foreign Min
ister Pueyrredou last night.
He said this action would result in
tho absolute and permnnent separation
of Argentina from the League.
The foreign minister declared the
action of the committee did not sur
prise Jilm.
"When the Argentins delegation
withdrew from the Assembly last ear,"
he continued, "I was sure It was a
Brocaded velvet and Canton crepe form a charming
combination in this afternoon frock which is fashioned
with a long semi-fitted basque and a Florentine neck
line. The wide sleeves and the slender ribbon panels
which fasten at the top with jet cabuchons are inter
esting and becoming features. This is only one of the
dozens of new and interesting designs in Vogue's new
Autumn Pattern Quarterly now on sale at Wanamaker's,
on the first floor. '
VOGUE PATTERNS
Announcement is made that thc former
Vogue Pattern Room at 301 Empire
Building has been closed, and that from
now on Vogue Patterns will be on sale at
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
On the First Floor
EbBRPHILAi)ELI?HIA; MEDURSEfAY
DISPLAY
nljjlit when lit up for Its annual
from the Steeplechase
'gnoii-by' for good. Representatives of
Milled powers, however, told me they
would consider my amendments nt thc
next meeting of tho Assembly, and, of
course, we could not withdraw from the
League until such consideration had
been given."
RICH QOLD VEIN STRUCK
Prospectors and Miners Stampede to
Wilbur Creek, Alaska
Fairbanks, AInslin, Sept. 8. (Hy A.
P.) Reports here last night describe
the richest gold strike since ClciKy
Creek days, along Wilbur Creek north
of here. A stampede of miners and
prospectors wns underway immediately.
Advices reaching the Fairbanks News
Miner by telegraph, mail nnd In per
son, indicated sensational discoveries.
Deaths of a Day
James 0. Woodrow
The fiiueial of James G. Woodrow.
formerly uctive in politics lit the Thir
tieth Wnrd, who died at his home. 'M'M
Hafnbridge street. Tuesday. vlll be
held on Saturday at 2 P. M. from an
undertaking parlor nenr Eighteenth nnd
Chestnut streets. For ninny jears he
was chief clerk in the Coroner's office.
He retired from tlic office In 100(1. Mr.
Woodrow wns a member of Mount
Iloreb Lodge, Free and Accepted Ma
sons, nnd the Rethany Brotherhood.
Dr. T. M. O'Rourke
Thc body of Dr. T. M. O'Rourke. a
plijsiclun and former athlete, who died
Tuesday night nt his homo. 1021 Spring
Gnrdcn street, will be taken to Wntcr
burj, Conn., for burial. Deatii re
sulted from overwork during the In
lluenzn epidemic. Dr. O'Rourke wns
n graduate of Vilinnovn College nnd
served for five jenrs ns chief resident
phjslclan of the Medieo-Chirurglcal
Hospital.
J. G. Davis' Funeral
The funeral of James G. Davis, who
for moie than twenty-five jears wns
superintendent of records of thu United
Gnu Improvement Compnny . nnd who
died on Sunday after n loiig illness,
will take place this morning from ills
home, at 5115 Aspen street.
s. .
Mrs. Dillon's Funeral
Thc funcrni of Mrs. Emma C. Dillon,
wife of Dr. Fled J. Dillon, who died
nt her residence, nt 1000 North Thir
teenth street, on Saturday last, will be
held tomorrow morning. Mrs. Dillon
wns well known in thc Seventeenth
Wnrd previous to her marriage. Her
father, John Wnlls, was prominent In
Democratic politics. As Miss Eminn G.
Wnlls she is lemeinbered ns n teacher
in tho John Moffit Public School, Sec
ond nnd Jefferson streets, where she
served fifteen jenrs.
Military Funeral for A. F. Ervln
A military funeral will take place
for Anthnnv F. Ervin. Jr., killed In
action In Trance. October IS. lf)18,
whose bod) arrived here last night from
Hoboken. Services will be conducted
in the home of his grandfather, Anthony
F. En In. lMfl North Rrond street.
Ervln served with Company E, llHth
Infantry. He wns iu tho printing bus
iness iu Huffnlo when he entered the
service.
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CHEMISTS
0 1
UNA AN
Say Vitaminos Make Thorn Su
perior to Navy or Lima
as Food
By the Associated Press
New Vork s"nt. S. Adsukl. or
Orlcntnl beans, nnd vltnmlnes, as they
nITeet cnlu's, eggs nnd .chickens, enme
In for n shnre of discussion today at
thc various sessions of (lie American
Chemical Society nt Columbia Pnlver
sltv Tho ndsukl benn, which Is virtually
. d
STORE OPENS DAILY 9 A.
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK -MJRKET II zro 121 STREETS 1
September Sale of
HOUSEFUENISHINGS
S2.00 10x14
French Glass
Mirror,
$1.00
(Solid oalt frame.
$55.00 Leonard
Clean-as-a-China- C?39 H
Dish Refrigerator
)lJ haitJj
ftfaffl"Chinapl
Otip-pleco porcrlnln-llnod round
corner porcelain paneled door
$3.50 Four
Shelf Bamboo
Book or
Magazine
Stands,
$1.98
No mall order
$2.50
Curtain
With Nickel-Plated
Pins
$55.00 High-Grade
Golden Oak C7Q OC
Kitchen Cabinet P'
Whltn
e n a m o 1
flnlnh Inte
rior, three
1 r a w e rs,
whlto hIIiI
1ns porce
lain t o J),
deep flour
bin. (? 1 a sm
sugar Jar
and four
spice jars
Hold on
Club nan.
$1.75 18-Inch
Glnss Shelf ..
$1.00
W
3"
35c Round Steel Fry Pan
vld
IianJI.
23c
$1.10 Oval Metallic
Bottom Wash Boilers
65c
$2.00 Pint-Size
Vacuum Bottles,
,95c
Keep liquid hot or cold
I hours.
$3.00 5-Ft.
Folding Step
Ladders, With
Bucket Resl,
$1.98
65c Corrugated Metal Wash-
Board,
39c
$1.25 Corru
gated Glass
Wash Board,
69c
&&SX&2X
n.t
zzmn?'. .
?SEZ&
fi Jt ' u.
.$1.50 Slatted Extra-
Strbng Wood Wash no
Ttanrtma 7Uv
i
$1.59
nHBn
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SEPTEMBER 8, 1921
new In tho United States, wns declnrcd
to bo superior In protein value to the
old-fashioned navy bean, or Its big
brother, limn. The subject was taken
tip in a pnper prepared by D. Brcesc
.Tones, A. .1. Finks nnd C. K. J. Oers
dorff, of tho United Stnte Department
of Agriculture, Washington. The paper
declared that the benn locked, how
ever, n sufficiency of th? Important
sulphur-bearing acid, crystlne, nnd
should be served with foods such ns
eggs, milk nml meat. The article of
food, which docs not require cooking,
wns originally grown only In Mnn
churia, Japan, China and Korea. In
.Tnpan it Is used for making soup,
gruels, confections, enkes, ns a flour
for shnmpoos nnd n base for facial
cream.
Vltamlnes were discussed in two pa
pers, one by Professor .7. H. Hughes,
of the Knnsns State Agricultural Col
lege of Manhattan, Kansas, declaring
thnt cnlves nursed by cows that were
fed on food containing n small percent
age of vitnnilnes were likely to go blind.
M. CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
$4.75
Tables,
Tapered
Legs,
$2.75
21x36 Kitchen
$42.00 Leonard Golden
Oak Finish on (c
Refrigerator.
yzy.yo
$1.75 and $2.00 Oval Willow
Clothes Baskets,
Extra OQ Sitnc
Strong.
O l.O
$2 Sanded Roofing
Paper, CI 7c
roll PI.U
108 sq ft. to the roll.
65c Long
Handle White
Cotton Ceiling
or Wall
Dusters 3C
at ..,,
90c Heavy
Galvanized
Wash Tubs,
Two CO,,
Handles
$1.50 Household Hatchets.
With cr-ii
Sharp 'rjJf
S 89c 7J
Plumb make
$1.25 Household Steel
Claw Hammers,
89c
Plumb make
$1.75 Non
Rustable Food or
Meat
Grinder,
$1.10
Has t Knlea.
Double Self-Basting Roast
Pans and Heavy Steel
Frying Pans
8c Swift's Pride Laundry
Soap at
10 for 49c
Each caUe with
valuable coupon
$25 American Porcelain
100-Piece ei C nc
Dinner Set qiO.yd
Bluebird, gold or bluo band decora
tion. Slight imperfections.
$12.50 American Porcelain
50-Piece Dinner $0 it
Set .po.45
Gold band or bluebird decoration.
Slight Imperfection. -
ffff
44 If,
Sold on I S I a
(1
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iSr Set (r
cSf- $$ c
t
Ho described-experiments carried on nt
the agricultural college to provo his
point, nnd declared they showed that
while cows that ate fow vltantinci might
produce n fairly abundant supply of
milk, tho quality wns so poor thnt It
wns not adequate food for their young.
Mr. Hughes, In another paper, de
clnrcd vltnmlnes In hens' food hnd n
great effect upon thc quality of chickens
hatched from their eggs. Low per
centage of vltamlnes means -n low per
centage of strong, hcnlthy chickens, he
declared, while experiments proved that
tho hen fed with food containing ,i I
rtlnntlfiil tiitnltlt rt lirt I tin lutltln ttitnl 1
factors usiinlly became the mother of
husky chicks.
"Don t count jour chickens before
they nrc hutched," he ndvlsed, for, lie
snld, statistics showed thnt about half
of the some 000,000.000 eggs set in the
United States each jear nctually
hatched. This, he said, meant u loss
of nbout ."51.000,000 and could inrgely
be eliminated If moie ltnmincs went
Into the grown hens food.
September Sale of
Furniture & Bedding
Full Sic Bed American &Z?Y?
Walnut kWWd$Ar
Wsmm Law WMm
$65.00 4-Piece Mission Suit.
As Illustrated
fsi ' TrPTfy m fi FT ha
Beautiful suit, consistinir of
sind table. Finished in fumed
wwb uiiu tuimuiiuuit'. oiiuwii,
125 $60.00 Extension
Tables as O'JA 7c Each
Shown at.. P'J
mm
Plank top. 6-ft. extension.
$75.00 Oak Buf
fets, 50-Inch Size
$39.75
Plank top, with
largo cupboards,
drawers for silver nnd linen. As
Illustrated.
$18.50 Enamel
Beds at
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10 one-inch hller tods. F. size
only.
$1.25 Yellow Earthen- 7Qr
ware Cooking Sets.. ' -
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Granite Sarcophagus Dedicated MT .
Site of Mayflower Band's Cemetery , ,'jj
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I'i'inoiiiii, iMM., sept. .--w7 w
P.) The General Bbclcty of MnynW,v
Descendants today dcdlcntc'd n granlwr
sarcophagus as n permanent mcmovnljl
Vi tho Pilgrims half the Mayflower
band who died In tho Colony's first
wlnt'T mi the Plymouth (.bore.
Tlu i. ouument stands on tho summit
of Cole's Hill, facing the open sen, and
I on the s'to of the first burying ground.
"Here, under cover of dnrkncsn, thu
fast dui, idling compnny laid their (lend,
leveling tlic earth nbovo them lest ho
Indians should lcnin how many were
the grine," was one inscription on It,
Thc hones of some of the Pilgrims,
whiih were tnken from tho canopy
ier Plj mouth rock last December, have)
I el u deposited in the memorial.
$34.75
lanro armchair, rocker, lnrtm notion
oak with American leather seats. 1 1
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500
$6 Dining-
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Chairs, at
$2.95
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oak, panel
back, slip seat,
French legs.
Shown.
$1.50 Good Feather
Pillows at
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Sl.r.00 Felt-nnd-Fiber
Mnttrcsses,
$7.93
$18.00 Fclt-and-
Cotton Mattresses
$9.35
$32.50 Puro Felt
Imperial Edge
Mnttrcsses,
$18.75
Limited Quantity
$38.00 Brass d1C -7C
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