w
;liiicr
: WILLVFSITPHILA
ramous Winner of International
Cup en Way te "Sea Mu
, seum" at Annapolis
NAVY IS TO BUY CRAFT
Tn.h mid tomorrow flie luilk of tlie
J Se Aael.f Amrrlen will 110 nt the
Si "' l'n i liiHiiu" Vuchl Club.
,t i;jihk' .
ffcilnrcdn) iiiernlnjt.
.",. f Plillnilr n i 11
ke tlmt flip
may. If it
T.nOlf "' ',..... ' , It.. nrnr ,-l.tnli
..ntr 'nrNdKe wen tlir chnmplenshlp
Z for tin- Hiltcd Slnles. wl,(,r lt
1M uliir-e icmnlnril. (lie Amcrlrn will
u tn oil ip ,,1P Iilnnrp te n point
ibeve MniKrt -ti-pet.
" in,.,iinich nftpvwnnl -he will re-
furl'' IK1.1'
0 UK" "' lilL ik 1'-
'"-nh'.imlilip will bf allowed te view
,u Ainerien from Hie dhlnncp of n '
f,w hundred feel of water. A eloper in- ,
Hwctlen. npperdlns te Hip men wlie navp
i,L..Fiit lin Iipip. would tee much an
,, or her rciille timbers. She Is
new linreiy morn I""" 'i " ""i ,
ti are dewn: her liggtng has longiever by the Confederates, and with her
ilnre retted nwny. and mi aecidpnt
,t Umil.watpr jpMenley nflcriioen
fnM-lied a Inrgp part of l.pr mil. '
(Jelnc te Annapolis
hi il.ln-s wfll thp America will
A .nml U "in tow fl e nnvn
"w, p s V Inte FrWnv after oet,
'ubl!',n V. l..!i..r , in.. w ...ill "i.
"'?'."' ,: ;? ,1 M,
sold'
igrui"!'.'
JMrrrnW XfaTf I.estZ
Vender of the yacht llPSOh.tr. which
weccMfnlly defended the ; Amerlca'n cup
list year, -v- " " '"" "
.MTCrnl ynclitsniPii. who interested them-
. reives in saving ine America irem oo eo oe
lirion. and tuining her ever te the Gov
ernment in the hope she will be kept
lameng ether famous sen rellps in tlie
ijiititieal museum in the Spvciii Illver.
I Maryland. William U. Stene, wlie is
.accompanying the America in the purely
'honorary bertli et "commander," is nn
I etber of these men. It is understood,
'liewtver, that the Nnvy. in accepting
the America, will make no premises as.
I te her destiny.
Was Ituilt In ISnt
Tlie America wu built in New Yerk
Mn 1SG1 anil in tlm same jenr she raced
in the Intprnntlennl regatta of the Hrit -
l1i Ilejal Yacht Sqiiadi-en. nnd te the
;.TttOBllim',nt of thp whole weild enr-
n'd off what was then ealld "the Hun-
iirid Guineas Cup." This nm hns been
liriecferth known as "the America's
cup," and though for two generations'
KnglHi jaelitsiiien have been trjlug te
regain it. the trophy has remained licre.
The America, curiously enough, was
old te senip L'tiglish jaehiHincn. but
at the outbreak of the Civil War np-iw-il
in Savnnuah. She was tuken
MECHANICAL DRAWING
T", fil rf m prenrTltv U " p Tic
Ids, ' u - ld lalvrr is pet Te;.
I'ltfll P"me Ions ar- te'iuv pt.-i of
i lr e s i aui 'line i hew r
rnjn .he l.s'DWS Is ii nun hu wr'.l tali
in r.x frn- tt .1 'c nf
Yeu Can Learn Drafting
Funinp coie-ic br7(tis MemUiv, Sept IC
Tuition meilfrai- KureU this vrek.
Y. IV!. C. A 14?l Xr1,1' s'- i
Philadelphia's
Merchants Marine
.i te drnm of thp fc'ur
They hac heep eatahl'Hhcd
'In yeare lirn ut T N
Watpr Ht Ak nnv aldpper
lie thej nr he'll t II yen
F. Vanderherchen's Sens
7 N.Water St..Phila.
It f ia- t th .salt"
WEAR YOUR COMPLEXION
Pe mi 'i(n when our mirror se
rUrngP refl. cts ome f'.cinl sKIn blem
Mh, niiii iii for a qnlcV and cany way
lf cle.irniR ellr skin?
Therps a rkm l)eautlflr--a delight
full frnRra'H tinted cold eream, known
' BUi-U and White ncauty Illench
'h'n ueri In connection with Hlnck n1
While snap and Cleansing f'rpum, the
I'n.lts ar surprising
niael, nml White Heauty nien. h clean
jne I'enipiexinn of plmpk's. blnckheadB.
.i ," "v''r "Pet sillewness makee
,' "oft an,! smooth ninck and
vnite Senp l an aid te Heav.tv UUnch--ifJDa
the vUin In jurfpct condition
Hiack ami White Clestnplnif Cream re
;"Hs nli dirt and Impurities from the
Hrt makes the skin Heft and velvetv
c "I0.1' nn'l White Heauty Bleach. COc ;
??.p' 5c' nm! rleanslnK Cream. 25c nnd
ILi'A Vft l,el,' nn1 Kuaranteeil by all
ioea flrug and department Hteres.
T.i.lt0 Dept D- ''IeukIi. Memphld,
ffl' ,.a cops' of J'eur Birthday
"?0H and leaflet which t!ia nil ihmn
tck nnd White Tnl'e'
Preparation
LAST EXCURSION
SEASON 1971
NIAGARA FALLS
Through the Kvrltirrland
of Amrrli'ii
Saturday, Oct. 1
r$16--?".n.r.r
AJilltlumil
! hi' '""""l ' 1rfV Reed In
vv:'yy;r w,
v -- nraiiK Terminal 111
"liilailclpIuaXKeailiiigRailwa)'
Wfnt.
"t Write
vfe$7'
01
aU3SSaJ Irrlplr H
VSL T I.tnfl.f U
i 'hlfU V.tUjr lUllre.a M
Skipper of America
Vvwr' yT7 v
, Cvt,,
.?
WILMAM V. hVA
In command of the old nip winner
new islthiff this pert
nnnip elu.ngpd te .MpiiiiiIii, wns used n.
n . (lNpiitf-h IkmI until nIip turn uiik In
tln St.lehuN Kiver in 1MI1.
... ,,"".," . ,.
alkS Herc 5ee Uberty B"
It,,v!,r" I!"l,K,r- Alif.irk. Arl-c.. n
' ?eUlh'r ;,t 'l"rl..tte. X. C . nlkH nml
'beggpd rl.b-H fieni his ,.,m. te I'hiln-
ilelplila t.. sen ,!. Uh,.Tly plI. A
Rimrd found him nt 11 o'clock last
ff.Jl !!?, 3 P'"-.
' I i'ie ? fir e T,
tm)k ,lIm ,0 (VntralStntlen for tlie
nlglif. Up will be turned ever te the
mllltnry authorities.
It'
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The Magnet en the Window
It is significant that when we open a new store, it quickly be
comes the centre of the business life in its community. What is the
reason for this? The name plate en the window is the magnet. The
public knows our name and what it stands for. Our years and years
of honest service te the public have earned for us the leadership in our
field. When a housewife sees the name plate lSii$ en tne window,
she knows she can walk into that store and be certain te receive
"Geed goods at low prices"
Rich dOIUv
Creamy AH355re3 Pure
dsEsif JLCna
UeliEiittuI liavOr
cheese.
5 eu'U
Asce
Half-Salsl&jr
Buckwheat pkir 10c
I he nneet of ever .nei"llnt vcn mllU In
nitileil- all that la neesai in te mil water and
pour et veur irrlddli.
Aace Gelden Syrup, "" 9c
Bet White
Potatoes
nL. in.,.
itsv.ib,.) -L72Z
's pit.
a bu.
(7!6 lb..), 25c
(30 Ibi.), $1.00
Cook like hall of flour,
nic, dry, mealy fellewR.
lb
Butter
eg
Tha fame of I.euclla Butter Is pradinc
far and wide as "th flnaat buttar la America,."
Richland Butter, p 48c
Pur creamery prints. Ijff value.
Best Granulated
Sugar
The price needs no comment.
Coffee
ib
If you pride yourself en your Reed judg
ment, you'll like Asce Coffee. It makes
friends nnd kreps them!
Big
In All of Our 197 Sanitary Meat Markets
Visit one of our Meat Markets and reap the benefit of the rare values
we are offering ,m our Tuesday Special Sale. ut.j,
Fresh Beef Liver ib. lOe
GENUINE LAMB "
Legs of Lamb ....... Rack Chops ....... ,b- 23c
Lein Chops ....... Ib- 35c Shpuldera ib. en
Rib chops . 30c NedC ." :;:t:':: ill
Breast (for stewing) ib 7C
Genuine Lamb LJver 29c
Lambs' Hearts ea. gc
Have Yeu Vhifd Our Big iVewombmtenoey Sfer. and Meat Mbrhet,- At
pMpBppup ppiaHPipy
AS?0
ASCO ASCO
...
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,'
SIX PERSONS HUR
I
E
IN AM
10 ACID
N
I trying te avoid took the Injured man
in .... . . .1 te the hospital.
Weman Hit by Machine en Bal-, Douglas Cnlderwoed, twclvp years
told, 2144 North Thirteenth street, was
tlinore Avenue May Die I furiously Injured nt "j o'clock Inst pvp
, . '"nitif? when n blcycjp he was riding wnn
et injuries
MOTORCYCLE IN
CRASH
, inc 1)0 was cm line uruispii en mr
head and body and his skull may be
Twe women were seriously Injured I fractured. Ue was token te St. huke's
and four ether pcrt-ens were HliRhtly 'lesPItn
hurt in automobile accent ytrrtlifj ' fhnninan. a 5' ""';; "''
rv,... f .i . ! , ii . lieifl today in .100 bail for a furtlipr
lour of tl,eP Injiired were e.cllK ' )1(.nrlng October :i by Magistrate Price
Death may result In the case of Mrs. at the Twenty-second "treet and Hun
Mar.v Mef'lnln. fnrtv-fnnr vn.'irs old. nf ', tine Park avenue station.
fll'." Seuth rerty-nintb trp"t. who
im lineekpd down by a taxlcab last
, night SIip was ere.-sing Ualllmere,
avenue nt Pertv-slxth -.tree) wIipii a
1 taxi, driven bv C. A. !,n.rs. of 1!U.S I
North Slxtv-spfeud 'Ireet strmk her. '
Dr XyenietK. nt Hip Mlserlcerdln
' Hospital, said hpr skull had Iippd frac- '
lured. Pollee of the Fifty-tifth nnd '
1'iiip streets station arrested Hlinwers,
who attributed the accident te wet '
streets.
A young woman wns injured seriously i
inst nignt when tlm motorcycle en whicli i
sup wns riding was xldpwlped by an
automobile ai Tlmn.l nml IVileml
stipett.. ,
Tall Itrcnks Shnll
Sk j. I, M, n(fl. -jivift Seuth D.uien
stripi. IIpi- sl.nll red rnkle wprp fiar
"'T'1 " the fall mid m. i. spvpipK nit
J""'. ,,,"i-'' l'Mw IIIH. of NVw Yuri.
1,'ln.l , was rMing. iriwl
"n,J -"Klit btuNe.. The woman W in
pt. AKnrs Tle.pila
The aiitomebilp which struck thp me- I
terrclp contained n man and weinnn
and seven small children, nil of whom
escaped injury. The car Is said te
haw been driven -by Frank Lnndsberg.
200 Belgrade strpct
In nn pft'ert te avoid collision With
rwr
lb.
like this rich
The very lineat
lard made. A typical
Asce Oleomargarine ,b 25c
A pur hutter suhstitute. Beld In hundreds
of our Stores. Quality through and through.
Asce Peanut Butter, 1" 9c
IDtcter
Our Master Bakers nre proud of their part in pro
ducing such delicieusly wholesome bread. It's a bread
te be proud of!
Victer Raisin Bread leaf
10c
Very Choice
Onions ,b 5c
Tlie fellcr, would anjey a
nice .lulcv steah, amotheied
it. thee fine-flavored onions.
Geld Seal
Eggs
54c
Ne wonder the hens cackle when they
lay big beauties like these!
Selected Eggs, der 46c
Every teg guaranteed te satisfy.
Waah Day
Yenntr'a Seap Chips
Ulnse
Aeoe Ammonia
Asce Bluing1
i"cls Naptha. Bobp
P. ft a. Wapthrt Seap
c
Teas
V2 lb. pkg., 23c; lb., 45c
in.?"11?'' .ls BOme'hlnfr that can't be imair.
ISesfrSn. Ca" teU " ,n every' leSTf
Uranfe Pekoe Mixed
Old Country Style
Tuesday Special
J- Ml p , VJ
ASCO ASCO
. . m . ma i
nn nutomebllc. Hujrcne Wilsen, twenty
seven years old, of 4T)3." Ollvp Htrcct,
rldlnt; a bicycle, jnmnipd his brakes nnil
'wnw thrown te thp pnvement.nt Forty
fifth and Aspen streets yesterday.
I lip wns tnken te tlip West I'hllndel-
i phln Homeepnthlp Hospital, wherp he
wan treated for Injuries of thp head
nnd body. The motorist whom he whb
'struck by a motorcycle, driven by Heb
' nrr i nnnmnn. i-iimur
ert Chnnman, Camnc street near
1 Dauphin, nt Tacony
Creele nnd the
,loecvc,t Ueulevnrrt.
vMpi. nil liv d..
, ; ,rr "" " .)M ,,
Angellne Connelly, eiphtepn years old.
student niirsp in St. Luke s Iepltnl.
suffered bruises when s1,p was stritel; b
"" automobile nt njne and HiintiiiB
''"''' nventies ypstprdaj .
Lesing control of his automobile as
he turned it te avoid hitting a , .nehine
ahead, Penjamln Cuplnn. of S.""i Seuth
street, dieve up en thp cinb nt Pread
nnd Spruce streets yesterdaj. and
crashed into the steps of the Hetel
tjteuten.
Jlotercjcle rellccman iiees nrrestcci
Cnplan en n chnrgeef reckless diivlng.
rOOT ANT MMB
TltOtJHf.E
IiiKlantly rcllevM
l.y eyr ipwlsl rii
f.iippert fltted and
diuitiiJ by fxprtt,
Our Seamlsn
ninstlc Itealcry, th,
m e t comfort h'
support for vrl vrl
cem eln, Kvellra
llrnhj. weak knt
nr.d nnklef.
1'rnuteii. shilernlnil
and athtMle ur ur
ef all kinds. Tsrrir nmnt
Eerara of deformity appliance! in ti world i
I'hll idelphlH Ortlmcmllr Ce.. 40 N. 11th 8i. '
ort-
cat out ana knd ter renrtiie..-. i
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Just packed with
bic; luscious raisins!
A
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New Crep Calif.
Evap. Apricots 29c
With all their rich flavor
retained Try tome for des
sert tomorrow evenlnc.
let
A 4
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Carten
of twelve
Necessities
ply no
3 pkjra a0e
bet Oe
toot 7e
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(4 for 3Be
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India Ceylon
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NEW PARTY MEETS T0NI6HTI
United Bedy te Organize In Each
Ward
A meeting will be held tonight at the
headquarters of the Central Laber
Union, 232 North Ninth street, te or
ganize the United Party in every ward
and obtain a fund fop the campaign in
the ii'iunlclpal election. The United
Party wns indorsed by the union at n
meeting held yesterday.
The delegates who nt tended the con
dition of the Allied Workers' Political
Council, which formed the new United
Party. Saturday, submitted their re
ports of the proceedings. After con
siderable discussion, which threatened
te develop Ttcrleiin differences, the re
ports were approved by the meeting.
Jehn A. I.evpr, one of' the delegates
te the convention, declnied he was nt
Economy
A Fine Array of
New Fall
Apparel Fer
.Juniors and Girls
Girls' $2.00 and $2.50 Wash
Dresses, Special CM AQ
at ..
Of pretty plnid mglinm, in
checks nnd plnin colors, trimmed
with centrnsting color pockets
and belts. Sizes 0 te 14 years.
Intermediates' and Juniors'
$3.50 and $5.00 Dresses at
$2.95 and $3.95
Various pretty models in
checked and plain-colored ging
ham; some jumper dresses in the
let. Sizes 12, 14 and 1G years.
Girls' $2.95 Regula- fl1 QC
. tien Dresses at . . . ,ye
Of geed Lonsdale jean in
white, Cepcn and white with
Gopen cellnrs; trimmed with
chevron en sleeve nnd anchor en
shield. Very geed quality, at an
exceptionally low price. Sizes G
te 14 years.
Misses' and Girls' SI. 50 and
$2.50 Bleemers AQr &
Full pleated models of serge
and sateen; fine for gymnasium
or general wear.
Girls' $10.00 and $13.50 New
Fall Coats. Special at
$5.95, $7.95 & $8.95
Geed-looking, serviceable coats
of kerpcy, fancy chciet and
mixed coatings; some have lovely
fur cellars, ether arc trimmed
with fur cloth nnd smartly fin
ished with pockets and belt.
Splendid styles nnd geed values.
Sizes 6 te 14.
SmLI E'.BURjjS I'conerny Basement
Women's Night
Gowns and
Envelope Chemises
te Match
At Very Special Prices
The Chemises, 39c Each
Of lingerie
cloth, finished
w i t h hem
stitching or
shirring. Cut
geed and full,
in strap shoul
der effect, with
dainty touches
of color. Pic
tured. The Gowns,
69c Each
Of lingerie
cloth, in bquarc
neck effect, with
short puffed
sleeves, finished
in shirring te
match the chem
ise. Pictured.
F'.CL' ENBURljS Eoenoni' BaBement
Women's $5.00
CORSETS
At $1.98
Of pink and white ceutil, with
medium bust or girdle top and
long hiplines, well boned and
nicely tinished.
Women's 79c A.Qr
Brassieres at "L
In w h i t e muslin, prettily
trimmed with lace nnd embrold embreld
cry and strongly re-enfercec".
SsrLLFNDURijS Kconemy Bailment
100 Dezen $1.29
Hemstitched
or Scalloped
Table Cleths
At 85C Ea.
Firm, heavily woven damask
cloth?, in six beautiful designs.
Hi yards. Square or round.
bNELLENBURflS Eonemy Basement
.
i
C' I VK
p, ! Aj.
SEPTEMBER 2G, 1921
"': ,,,',B"fJ!, ncllens of t,,e
LUIKMIilVil tlllV uuuis
"TIip ntirnesp of the men who started
the new party wns net te help the la
boring people, but te deliver the labor
movement Inte the hands -of ether or er or
gnnlzallens. The party will be n failure
en election day."
IK3X33C5DC33C3
) DEBUTANTES (j
THE CENTURY (J
FLOWER SHOP M j
arrangements of y
Fietccrs for J
DEBUTANTES U
12th St. bcl. Chestnut Q
rsnnsr srt canes: CJEeCR
Basement
STORE OPENS DAILY 9 A.
S memav. skpti:miji: '!. 10"! I. pC
nellenburgS
ENTIRE BLOCK- M1RKET I I t I2T- STREETS L 1
Newest and Best Fall Styles in
Women's and Misses'
Tricetine Dresses
Women's
Sports
at $15
In all the new fall heather
shades ; geed styles and firm,
heavy quality cloth.
One pictured.
Women's $1.50 Tuck
in Blouses Si AA
nf Vnile P1UU
4
SI 0")
Of fine white voile, in Tuxedo or round
neck styles. Many have embroidered cellars;
some models are prettily tnmmcd with touches
of color. Almest all the styles arc suitable for
jumper dresses.
$18.00 Large Fur Scarfs 11A CA
Geed-looking scarf of fox, in animal style,
with heavy brush and lining of shirred crepe
dc chine.
Is a Geed Foundation for the
New Dress
Women's $1.50
Pantalettes and
Petticoats
at 89c
Fine sateen in black and a geed
range of colors; the petticoats
are finished with a plain-tailored
or fancy pleated flounces.
Women's $1.00 and $1.25
Repular and Extra-Size
Flannelette 59c and
Petticoats at
Well made and well cut in the
wanted dark colors ns well as
striped patterns nnd all white
SaB -sh "rViS Economy Bnsemen
'I
Rugs and Fleer Coverings
Special for Tuesday
$1.25 te $2.25 Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd r a
All you wish cut from full rolls. Seconds. Kind'y 5"! C
bring room measurements. All 2 yards wide.
$25 Weel-Face Tapestry Brussels - s nr
Rugs, 9x12 Feet 3 1 U.UU
thanaSnlg's8 ?retty rienUl des,frns- ChnPcr
$20.00 Cerk Linoleum Rugs
200 in 9x12 Feet Size...,
Seconds of a well-known maker,
felt-back rugs.
c
Special for Tuesday!
500 All-Steel Felding- Cots
Te Sell at $2.95 Each
With a Cotten Mattress Pad te Fit
In perfect condition, made of
1-inch tubular pests with all
steel sanitary spring; 30 inches
wide by 76 inches, long; finished
in black.
Each cot is provided with n
22-pound cotteji mattress pud, HsA..
made te fit nnd covered with "
fancy art ticking.
Any number sold te a customer,
til I Mil fJMilfHtlK A. .-u ...J
... i; iHiiuiiiP xa ucTii Willi the
Fermer Camden Bey a Recter
The Hev. Jehn N. Ilorten. n one-
time Camden boy. new curate at St,
Paul's I'retrutnnt Kriscepnl Church,
Apartments at
the Rittenheuae
Rittenhouse Hetel, 22d and Chestnut
Specials for
M. CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
$15
at $10.75
Wonderfully Smart Medels And an
Amazing Variety!
A splendid selection of brand-new dresses in
tricetine sure te interest the girl and woman who
is looking for just such smart, serviceable frocks
for school, business and general wear.
$22.50 Extra-Size
Suits
Sl.1.00
b'.ELLE'. 317105 Economy Basement
Sale of
Women's $5.00
Jersey Tuxedos
at $2.85
Fine
e u a lity
feather -wei
ght
,T e r sey
sweaters
in the
p e pular
Tuxe d e
i t y 1 e .
Wondei
fully
p r e t ty
ii e ather
mixtures
broken
range of
I sizes.
Jv
.1
Kconenv Basement
....$8.79 Each
Cheaper than the advertised
r,-V-4'5 Fconemy Basement
TuuvA-rr, rl
. Scu (
eraer
untu.ciiouije economy uaFcmcnr
3 "?
"3UPPOIT v 1
Ptiffnle, N. 1M hen been elected wjerf
of Grace Church, Huffiile, MU-cecdluJ
lUshen-elcct Jehn (.'. Wiird, of lhl
Diocese of l'rle, Pn. Mr, Hnrten nova
u tlrncc Church next Hut unlay.
mvrvn
Renovate d, refurnished
made spick, span and Inviting.
Outside rooms, cool, chccrfuL
Pick from these:
Twe Kooms and Bath.
Three Uoems nnd Datn.
Four Reems and two Baths.
Tuesday
Beys' Clothing
Beys' 6.30 Combination
Black Rubber Rain- QA CC
coat and Hat, at. .
Of extra geed quality
te 18 years.
Beys' 54.25 Oliver
Twist Suits
tl tVl
, Sizes 4
$2.25
y in blue,
Of fine quajity corduroy in blue,
preen and brown.
Beys' Norfolk
Scheel Suits..
$4.25
Sizes 6 te 16 years. Of extra
geed quality cheviets, strongly
made, big assortment of colorings
te select from. Knickers fully
lined.
Beys' Corduroy
Suits
$5.50
Sizes 7 te 17. Splendid quality
full-lined knickers.
Beys' Norfolk Suits. 2 Pairs
of Full-Lined CC CC
Knickers 'J)0-00
Of extra geed quality fancy
cheviot. Strongly made nnd well
tailored. Sizes 6 te 17 years.
Beys' Knickers, S9c
Geed quality fancy cheviets and
cordurev. Well made. Nene sent
C O. D.
Beys' Knickers, $1.39
Sizes 7 te 17. Of extra fine
quality corduroy, just what the
boys want for school.
SNul-LEMlJJRjS Inemy Baeement
A Special Let of 400
Pairs of
$9.00 Lamb's Weel
Plaid Blankets
at $5.98 pair
Woven from fine Minnesota
lamb's wcel with a small percent
age of cotton in the warp. Good Goed Geed
looking large block plaid patterns
in all the desired color combina
tions Full double bed size.
$9.00 Weel-Filled
Comfertables . .
$5.95
Covered en both sides with
bent quality flowered percaline in
dainty patterns, with plnin 12
inch sateen borders. Filled with
tine oft lamb's wool. Full size.
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Fer the Roem That Xeeds
Xcw Curtains
59c Scrim Half
Sash Curtains
29C Pa'
line
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scrim,
full
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trimmed
with lace
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prettily ruffled,
value.
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100 Duck Enamel
Suit Cases
Special at $2.94
Made with sfnng leather
straps running all around; neatly
lined and fitted with strong
handles, locks and cntihei.
Splendid alues. Ma,l or ,,ilene
orders filled while they last.
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18c Striped
Outing Flannel
10c Yd.
Oce.J qiahty outing flannel in
a large assortment of pattcniH
and tolers.
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