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Epcn Bcaup and Dandies Don Dusters and Park Caps on One
Ear Auto Vogue Responsible, Hat Salesmen Say
"Tbcro v:as a time," the lint sales
man. enM, "when Uic man of the world
donned frock coat nnd high tllk hat and,
with stick on arm, strolled down the
etrpet In tho afternoon" or early eve-
" uiut now," ho continued, "that
name man slips his arm Into n duster,
parks his cap on one car, nnd away ho
com In has machine."
Whenthe fnmlly went to the opera
pot so mhny years ago father was there
with long talli and stiff bosom and n
silk hat which closed with a loud nnd
ntartllng pop. Hut today father Jams
n derby on his bend, gives a reassuring
pat to the crown, nnd he's ready.
( line smctuncn uecinru wiui mu uiuu
mobile is responsible for the decline In
the ukp of silk toppers.
"Although we sell n number of silk
hats for very formal occasions," snld
one, "In tho last ten years the sales
have fnllcn off by n largo percentage.
The big man and financier lets the
derby take the place of his high hat,
and frock coat nnd dress suit alike are
worn with the derby.
"We feel that tho nutomobllo Is re
sponsible. Tho man who n one time
walked into tho ,ntore and purchased n
high hat drlvcs'up today In his machine
and buys n cnp. Getting In nnd out, of
limousines Is awkward when a high bat
is worn.
On tho other liahd, n hnt manufac
turer says that high silk huts nrc going
to find new favor this fall, and ho
brought forth order blanks on which
Trre 'nrgcr orders for top hats.
"And, Incidentally," Inquired the
manufacturer, "have you ever really
watched n man purchase n hat? "With
much care he select n model from n
shelf nnd puts It on his head, being
' careful to strike the right angle
"And then he struts about In front
of the mirror, turning his head first
to the left, then the right. He pokes
an inquisitive forefinger into tho crown
to sec it it win dent any further, rip
ples the edge of the brim with his
linger tips wn'k about a bit more
to get another angle in a different mir
ror a matter of great importance In
pending.
"Sometimes he buys the first, some
times the fifth but when It comes to
hnts, a man is as temperamental as a
woman."
Woman Burned In Putting Out Fire
Mrs. Emma Dickson, forty-two years
old, was burned on the face and hands
In extinguishing flames caused by the
explosion of a gas stove in the kitchen
of her home nt 1510 South Bancroft
street, at 0 o'clock last night. Mrs.
Dickson was treated at St. Agnes' Hos
pital and was nble to go homo this
morning.
Young Indicted ,ln Garwood Killing
An Indictment of murder was found
by tho retiring Cnmdcn County Grand
Jury against Guilford Young, confessed
slnycr of Harry Garwood, Camden jit
ney oncrator. Trim bills also w
found for receiving and driving stolen
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Men With Pistol and Stiletto Taken
After Mysterious Shot
Two men were captured at Fourth
street nnd Columbia nvenue at 2 o'clock
this morning by Patrolman Downing,
wno pursued tiiein niter a shot was
flrcd nt American street and Columbia
avenue.
At a hearing today before Magistrate
Glenn, nt tho Fourth nnd York streets
station, tho men said they were Benja
min TrufOa, of Fourth street near Go'
lUmbla nvenue, and James Glettc, of
Ninth street near Berks. Tho patrol
man testified one of the men carried
an army automatic pistol and a razor
and the other carried n stiletto.
Magistral Glenn held them In $500
bail for further hearing September 21,
and detectives are investigating the shot
which led to their arrest.
Benjamin Martin, held ns
witness In the murder
charsc. was indicted for stealing and
receiving Ktolcn Automobiles. Young
will be placed on trial within the next
two weeks.
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From Market Street Wharf
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Time, one hour slower than Daylight
Saving Time.
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Oetober9, 2J, Norember 6, 20,
December 4, 18
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16-Day Niagara hlls Excursion
September IS, 29 and October 13
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S Ideal corner locations for business, hotels,
apartment houses or office buildings.
, N. W. Cor. Broad & Locust Sts., 85xll6Vxft.
N. JV. Cor. 21st & Market Sts., 188 x 102 ft.
N. W. Cor. 19th & Walnut Sts., lOOx 135 ft. 5
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highwayman of yore.
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tects money or prop
erty settled upon a
person or institution
inexperienced in finan
cial matters.
Booklet upon request
Guarantee Trust
& Safe Deposit Co.
316-18-20 Chestnut Street
1415 Clieatnnt St. 0 So. S2d St.
.....reo;
Announcing an
Advance Sale and Showing of .
New Designs in
Custom Bodies
of the
LINCOLN
MOTOR CAR
7-passenger Limousine; vestibule type
From the board of America's best-known custom designer. Fine
example of high-grade coachbuilding. Delightful color combina
tion, exterior and interior. Special upholstery and complete fit
ings, A traveling conveyance of rare beauty and comfort.
4-passenger Special
A sporty, low-hung car of speedy lines and individual finish.
Combining the rare attributes of dashing appearance and abso
lute comfort.
2-pas8enger Roadster (sport model)
With disappearing rumble seat. Ample luggage room for tour
ing. Long, low lines, finished with distinctive striping. This
model recommends itself at once as .an invaluable part of any
gentleman's completely equipped garage.
4-passenger Phaeton de Luxe "
Special upholstery. Up-to-date lines. The last word in traveling
comfort. An all-year car in every sense. With curtains up, a
complete and cozy conveyance for cold or blustery weather.
The exceedingly high value which is given in the Lincoln
the perfect performance of its vibrationless eight-cylinder
motor
the smooth-running and noiseless chassis
the economy of upkeep
All these are brought to a fitting climax in the luxury and master
workmanship of these new Lincoln bodies.
And these new Lincoln types are very attractively priced!
All the Above on View at the Salesrooms of the
Sweeten Automobile Company
441 North Broad Street
Philadelphia
September 14, 15, 16, 17
Open Evenings During This Exhibit
Special Tomorrow for
Anniversary
A Bin Sale of
Women's Pure
Worsted Sweaters
In Blouse or Tuxedo Styles
At
Sharply
Cut
Prices
Good
colors
and
styles
all made
of tho
best of
worsted.
choosingl
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STORE OPENS DAILY 9 A. M-CLOSES AT (:30 P. M.
SWKDNESDAT. SKrTKMBKB 14, 1021. f
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK. M7BKET a 'n2l STREETS ? JL 3
Anniversary Brings a Harvest of Big Values in
Women's & Misses' Apparel
Women's & Misses' $6.00 Serge JO QCJ
Jumper Dresses at, Each U
Braid-trimmed models with pockets and belts.
$4.00 Sweaters
Now
$5.00 Sweaters
Now
$1.50
$2.95
bNELLENBURflS Economy Baacment
Boys' $6.50
Combination
Black Rubber
Raincoat & Hat
At $4.65 Each
Of extra good quality. Sizes
4 to 18 years. Splendid protec
tion against bad weather and a
saving of doctors' bills.
Boys' $4.25 Oliver Twist Suits
Of fine quality corduroy in blue,
green and brown. Made good
nnd strong for tho dj-l
schoolboy $L,Lu
Boys' Norfolk School Suits Sizes
C to 17. Of cxtrn good quality
cheviots. Strongly made, big
assortment of colorings to se
lect from. Knickers fli c
full lined, at P?.t)
Boys' Corduroy Suits Sizes 7 to
17. Splendid quality tfc rt
full-lined knickers, at pOetjU
BoyB Norfolk Suits With 2
Pairs of Full-Lined Knickers
Of good quality corduroy,
strongly made, ideal Jr nj
for school wear, at. . pO.VO
Boys' Norfolk SuJtsr-2 Pairs of
Full-Lined Knickers Of extra
good quality fancy cheviot.
Strongly made and fl: rj-
well tailored ipOeOt)
Boys' Knickers Sizes 7 to 18. Of
extra fine quality corduroy, just
what tho boys want OQ
for school, at pleO"
SNELLENBURCS Economy Basement
Women's and Misses' $10 and
$12.50 Dresses In good
straight-lino styles, (JC Q
Women's & Misses' $7.50 Jumper
, Dresses of Velveteen Finished
with belts and pockets and
touches of color,
each ,
$4.50
Women's and MiBses' $4.00 Tub
DrcssetfOf plaid and checked
gingham, flowered and figured
voiles and organdie, J '7C
each apl.lU
Women's and Misses' $30 to $35
Suits Of tricotino and serge,
in dressy styles,
each
Women's
Undermuslins
and Aprons
$1.25 Extra-Size 4Qr
Gowns, Each U"
Tailored models of lino lingerie
cloth, cut generously full and fin
ished with hemstitching.
$2.00 and $2.25 Extrn-Size Che
mises Built-up shoulder models
of nainsook, trimmed with laco.
Cut very no & (M lAci,
yJ ylf 1
Drawers Finished
$17.75
Women's & Misses' $25 to $30 M O 7C
JL ( J
Coats and Wraps at, Each . .
Of vclour and polo cloth.
Women's and Misses' $10 Sports
Coats Smart sports models in
wool jersey and fiber, j A QC
Women's and Misses' $15 Sports
Suits Smart models of tweeds
and serges, (1 QC
each P ' ')
Women's $2.00 Tub Blouses Of
voile, lawn and organdie, QAat
Women's $2.00 Double" Extra-Size
Sateen Petticoats Of heavy
quality sateen in
black and navy, each
$1.29
Women's $3.50 & $4.00 Georgette $ 1 Qf
Crane Rl.ii.cfia nf TCnnri VX7V
$5.00
Crepe Blouses at, Each
Trimmed with embroidery, lace: blouses and overblouscs.
Women's $10.00 Silk Sports
Skirts at, Each
Of baronet satin, sea spray and fancy skirtings.
Women's $1'J50 Sateen Petticoats
Good quality sateen pcrca
line in plain colors. Nicely fin
ished with pretty Oft-
full, at
Extra - Size
with tucks and rufllos of CQf.
embroidery. Special at. . Ox V
79c Extra-Size Bloomers Of
nnd fin
:. 49c
Today We Are Featuring
$1.79 Bleached
Seamless Sheets
At $J 19 Each
Size 81x90 inches. A genuine
Anniversary "find" for thrifty
customers. Splendid value!
12c Bleached Gauze Good and
strong, 36 inches wide, C,
vnrd nt 0v
32c Pillow Cases 15x36
inch size, each
50c Pillow Cases Cast Iron
brand, one of the best makes on
the market. Size 45x36, A (in
52c Pillow Tubing 45 inches
wide; add a hem and you have
a pillow or bolster case, ACn
yard, at...: jL
50c Berkeley Cambric The best
make fine quality, JOn
number 100, yard at. . . . v"w
SNELLENBURCS Economy Basement
23c
ruffled flounces, each,
Women's $3 to $4 White Gabar
dine Tub Skirts Made with
pockets and belts; r nt
button trimmed, each P 1 . s
bNELLFNBURGb Economy Basement
pink batiste, cut iuu
ished with clastic at
waist and knee, at. . . .
Extra-Size Bungalow Aprons
Full-cut aprons of striped ging
ham, trimmed with rickrack
braid, sash and pock- nQr ez
ets. Special at. . . . Uyi
bUELLENBURflS Economy Basement
Extra-Size Day in Our
Corset Department
$6.00 & $7.00
Corsets
$2.98 & $3.50
Pair
Of pink and white coutil, in
medium bust or girdle top mod
els. Well boned, with long hip
line a splendid typo of corset
for the larger figure and mar
velous values at these low prices.
SNELLENBURCS Economy Basement
For One Day Tomorrow Only
49c & 59c Cretonnes
In Lovely Fall Colorings
at 18c and 24c yd.
36 inches wide. A wonderful variety of stripe and floral effects in
the richest of colorings very effective for fall draperies.
bNELLENBURGS Economy Basement
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Heavy Seamless Axminster
and Velvet Rugs, at $31.89
Size 9x12; Worth if Perfect Up to $60J)0
A limited lot from regular stock; attractive patterns and pretty
colorings. Extraordinary values at this low price. Slight seconds.
No mail or phone orders.
Axminster Rugs, Specially
Priced at
$26.89
Size 8.3x10.6 ft; pretty floral and allover designs. No mail or
phono orders filled.
Clearing Out Mill Ends and Remnant Ofl
Lengths of Cork Linoleum, Sq. Yd oJjC
aii wo yaros wme, with genuine burlap back. Real cork lin-
lcii-uasc goods. Seconds positively not
bNELLENBJRcS Economy Basement
oleum for less
exchangeable.
than
Furniture & Bedding
At Anniversary Low Prices
This 45.00
Dining-Room
Suit
5-Piecc
$26.75
$9.75 Breakfast Set, $5.75
wFflfJi
$22.50 Oak
Serving
Table, $12.95
Golden quartered
oak, :0x3R-lnch
top; Colonial de
flltrn, deep linen
drawer and lurue
(.heir.
n $2.75
"pSmok-
mg
Stands,
98c
Heautiful
mahogany
tlntRh
stands.
wnn tray.
Outfit the Girls for School Now!
Note These Anniversary Savings in
Girls' and Juniors'
New Fall Apparel
Intermediates' and $0 Qd&$9 QC
Juniors' $5 Dresses at 7J J
. , Pretty plaid gingham, trimmed with contrasting colors. Fin
ished with pockets and belted. Sizes 12, 14 and 16. Also some jumper
dresses in the lot.
Girls' $2.50 and $3.00 Dresses, fcl A A
Reduced to 1.13x3
n- ,PJe.tty.Hla,d ginfiftain checks, trimmed with contrasting colors.
Finished with pockets and belted. Sizes 6 to 14.
Juniors' $3.00 Dresses $ i a A
. In pretty plaid gingham and plain color V J. .LI LI
trimmed with self material; finished with belt
and pockets. Sizes 12, 14 and 1G.
Misses' and Girls' $2.50 Middy Cl A A
Blouses I.UO
In white Lonsdale jean, braid trimmed and contrasting colors.
Girls' $5.00 Fall Serge Dresses.. tQ A A
, -i3Hod .qHty embroidered, smocked and lil.UU
braided. Also jumper dresses included. aaaa,v
Girls' $6.50 Serge Dresses tfr r
.nir 91 rt qual,iy ler,ee trimd with colored .W.570
silk, braided pockets; belted. Sizes C tcr 14 years. ' W
. SneElenbOrIgS Economy Basement
750 Men's High-Grade $2.00
to $3.75 Shirts
MM
at $1.10 each
Of splendid quality woven and corded
madras, extra fine pongee and oxfords.
in neckband and collar-attached styles.
The imperfections are limited to slight
misweaves and stains no holes, nothing
to impair tho appearance or wearing
qualities. Sizes 14 to 17.
JVi
vlv .
$1.15
i
Set of table nnd 2 chairs.
$12.00 Felt-and-Cotton Roll
Edge Mattress at $7.95 Each
3&3JS&La
$7.50 Metal
Bed at $3.95
Folding Cot
Beds, $2.89
30 Inches wldo,
76 Inches lone;
sray enameled.
$4.75 Dining-
Room Chair,
$2.79
1
Very Btroni? oak
scat of Imperial
leather.
Pillow
Bolster Sets,
$2.95
Men's & Boys' S1.65 to $2.50
Pajamas on Sale Tomorrow at.
A purchase of slightly imperfect pajamas from one of ti, ,...
most makers; the lot includes plainer percaks and cambric, flno'
pongees and madras A wi,l nLwmf V 'i". . " ,u c.urDrlc? "no
white. Tho imperfection ro vVrJ -iii.f u.? "T Plent
o nr u,i ... .Yfi::; ',.'."',"""' "uuiuik- 10 mar
ains or misweaves, no 1
Jrog fasteners. All sizes
bURGb Economy Basement
a wide B.iu,rtmmtv;;rr"rji""0"'
ions are verv A,r Y, "' "J"0".01""1
nearancfi or wnnrinn. ,...iu: i. ' .V" --, ." mr meir an-
nertlv taifom JTnA "flXt- a& '?!,?.ui,"s0i' "'sweaves, no holes. Ex-
- "-" niiu ojiiv iroK instetiprs. a l m...
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Big Anniversary Values in
Men's Clothing
$6.85
$40 "2" Brass
Bed, $22.75
mSEsjir
All 2-n. posts
and nilor rods
very maaslvc.
$22.00 3-in-l Cot Bed, $11.95
ega
SnellenburcS Economy Basement
Men's and Young Men's
Fancy Suits at
unginai Prices $13.75 and $15.75
'MtJ!,'?, nnA Youn,ff Men'a Incy
buits Formorly do .-
.$17.75 to$2a.75, at.. -PO.t5
Jlen's and Younir Mon' v , Tru" i?",l?..?.,.en " "r
Blue Kaincoats OnVinnii.. em sunr. .. y
Cldtn , ..p.. 0....J. vlu
ipi-.uu IIUU aiO.UU,
'us and Young Men's Two
rieco Kecp-Kool Suits Origi
nally sold up to O i o r
?12.B0, at h4.05
$2 pa,r
r , : v.v trousers, at P.OtJ
len's and Younir Men's Tnnnaw Z . -
$14.85
Men's and Younir Men's Tnnrnn'
Formerly $25.00 to $35.00, Now'.
.". -I1";..! 0UI,B nen's 518.75 to
521.75 Winter Ovrnnt ' im.
sters, ulsterettes and tfQ AC J
consen-ative styles, at PO.") ,
men's and Young Men's CQ CA
$12.50 Mackinaws, at P0.5U
Men's and Young Men's $10.00 &
$12.50 Khaki Sport ?
Coats, ot P0.05
$1.95 Khaki Trousers. al or
at '.. $1.25
Men
er
'h S1.50 Blue and Khaki Nev.
vi-injpum unc-rieco flo jm
Overalls, at rhZ.4ri
No mail or phono orders.
-Men's $1.50 Overalls or Jumper
Blue or hickory stripe; no mall
or Phono orders. g each
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