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EtJlftG PUBLIC LPQER-pklLADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1921
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SEES WASTE PROBE
BOON 10 INDUSTRY
Convention of Mechanical En
gineers te Take Up find
ings of Committee
HOOVER
PRAISES RESULTS
Yerk. Nev.
... , fivp-dav nnnunl meeting, which
', Li.. .nTethnr mere thnn two thou-
trlll D"s ' ,i,i.ninr. tpchnnle-
...j nEiiu-:i - ...w-
7. Announcing
V ,nimtrv will be held in this city
tXfi-e. he Amcri,can Se?iet5r ,0(
tr..,nnlcnl Engineers tedny mndc pub
th statement by Herbert Hoever Bn-
?1hM investigation of Induntrlpl
&t .recently completed by he Ameri-
.n Fnilneerlnz Council of the Feeler
SI AwMlcan Ennlnferln Societies
f', paved the way for innrkqil ndvnncc
Vhenn'li'iR.. of this ceniu-ll'H Cem.
.i.i.. nn Elimination of "Waste In In-
T'itrv. member of whom were n p
nntntei bv Secretory Hoever before he
ln S r the Cabinet, will form the lend
in tonic of dlwusMen at the meeting
if the mechanical engineers, who nrc
Jrrflnelng ii national forum nt which
Jwrtary Hoever in expected te pre-
11 .u. ..nnniwAtiw renert en wnnte
industry Is the remit of five months
if intensive study, carefully planned
I ranldly executed." said Mr.
? oever en the work of the waste com cem
mlVtce nnd its menning te tin- Natien.
-JJh which the work has been done nnd
Th promptness with whlch.it presents
definite lines for future action.
"It rcvenls facts which may serve as
. foundation for nn advance in Amcrl
..n industry. It has a special message
Tadies suits, coats
DRESSES and SKIRTS
AIK te ennF.n
Krmedclinn a Special! v
n.,.. I'r rn ,r rtcennhlr.
UCUMFR 97K C. 11th ''l"n
Kt.
LINOLEUMS
T nrtrent exclusive dealer In
Nnrihi9l Section Send for
tlm'e flirt ump'c.
Tlfll rimnr: tiernnniewn mi
2BIR Hemlnrten v.
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SPe
I am looking
for a man
with 150,000 te help me -pnd
Ihe sale of a product
thnt I nlrendy stlllnK In
mere than 1SOO stores In
I'hlladelplile.
Ne factory or expenl
eqatpment neresnnry la big
volume of bunlnesn.
Thlt In no experiment, bill
mnd banlneiit prnpnl prnpnl
llen llmt welcemea (he
meit thorough ImrMIffiitlen
f can salt year convenience
let interview.
B 506, LEDGER OFFICE
NEW YORK
MivEMiinrt
tSOQ
ROUND
TRIP
TAX 24
MOTIONAL
Sp.clM trtln leaet Reading Ter
minal R no A. M . stepplns at
Columbia Ae iluntlnEilen Si.,
Wayne Junction, Legan and Jenkln Jenkln
lewn Similar exeuralene Notem Netem
Ur 27 December 11 and ib.
CONSULT AGENTS SEE FLVEKS
PHILADELPHIA,
AND
READING
.RAILWAY
This Is the Ceat
That Has Set the
Town Ageg!
rt-w
tils
O
for Government officials, financial. In
ilustrinl nnd commercial leaders, labor
organization, economists, engineers
and rescnrclt groups, the general public
nmi tnc press.
"We have probably the highest in
genuity nnd efficiency In the operation
of our industries of any nntiqn, yet our
industrial innchinc is far from perfect.
The waste of unemployment during de
pressiens ; from speculation and over
production In booms, from labor turn
over, from labor conflicts, from inter
mittent failure of transportation of sup
plies of fuel nnd power, from excessive
seasonal operation, from lack of stand
ardization, from less in our processes
and materials all combine te repre
sent n huge deduction from the goods
nnd services thnt we might nil enjoy
if we could de a better Jeb of it."
The leading session of the society's
meeting en the elimination waste in in
dustry will be held Monday afternoon,
December 5, nt the Engineering So Se
ciety's Hulhllng, 20 West Thirty-ninth
street. Conditions In five basic Indus
tries "assayed" by the American En
gineering Council's committee, headed
by ,T. Parke Manning of New Yerk,
will be discussed. The industries in
clude the metal trades, printing, cloth
ing, beets and shoes, and building.
Health of Industrial workers, stressing
the Importance of enre of the eyes, new
made a national safety movement under
the guidance of the Eyesight Conserva
tion Council of America, will be a prin
cipal feature of the waste discussion.
Many Industries Discussed
On Monday evening, nlse, the society
will held a session en education and
training in the Industries.
On Tuesday nfternoen, December 0,
there will be simultaneous sessions en
management and gas power. On Tues
day evening the presidential address
will be delivered by the retiring presi
dent of the society, Edwin S. Carman,
of Cleveland. Sessions of the fuel and
materials handling divisions and of the
student branches of the society will
be held Thursday morning, December 8.
GUNMEN SPOIL POKER QAME
"We'll Take That Pet," Intruders
8ay In Lonely Shanty Qet 9200
Huntingdon, P,, Nev. 7. Twe
armed men held up a party of seven
poker players, all of Maplcten, In a
lonely shanty at an abandoned lime
stone quarry, seven miles cast of here,
last evening, and escaped with mere
than $200. The held-up took place at
an exciting point in the game. Just as
one of the players put a winning hand
en the table and was preparing te scoop
In the large pet, two masked heads ap
peared nt a window, buttressed by two
fflenminr automatics.
"We'll take that pet," said one of
the gunmen. While six of the players
steed wun meir nnnas up, a seventh
handed ever the pet. The robbers then
ordered the seventh man te collect all
the money In the crowd. Firing sev
eral shots te cow their victims and ward
off pursuit, the robbers disappeared.
ur hxclusive r-titrlinnUnm
Club Pole Overcoat
$30 and $35
WILLIAM' H.
WANAMAKER
1S17-10 Cheatnut Street
ANY DOCTOR WILL TELL YOU
ASK your doctor what the real pur
pose of water is.
He will tell you that the real pur
pose of the water you drink is te
dissolve, absorb and carcy away waste
matter and impurities in your body.
He will also tell you that water
which already contains dissolved veg
etable or mineral matter before you
drink it cannot de the job properly.
This is why Pureck is the best
water you can drink. It is distilled
scientifically se that every particle
of foreign matter is removed. Then
it is charged with oxygen se that it is
sparkling, refreshing and invigorating.
Finally it is scaled in sterilized bottles
and delivered te you.
. Every glass of Pureck that
Hrink is real health insurance.
you
Let your drinking water always be
Pureck. It is mere than a thirst
quencher and is inexpensive.
THE CHARLES E. HIRES CO., 210 S. 24th St., Philadelphia
DRINK
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for thirst and health'
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GASOLINE
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If there's ever a time when you get the
positive proof of the quality of today's still
better Atlantic Gasoline, it's in starting
especially when the need for quick action
is high and the mercury low.
Ne matter what the temperature,
Atlantic gets right down te business and
takes the spark. It has range! It is a
perfectly balanced combination of quick
acting volatility and power-producing
stability.
It vaporizes easily. It is higher in
number of calorific units greater in ex
pansive force than ever. And its uniform
"chain of boiling points" assures complete
combustion the conversion of every pos
sible fraction into active, wheel-driving
POWER.
Be assured, today's Atlantic is abso
lutely correct for present-day meters and
present-day operating conditions. It is
the product of a refining organization
whose scientific labors are steadfastly
concentrated en the production, of a
gasoline that shall at all times meet the
highest standards for economy, efficiency
and dependability.
"There's an Atlantic Pump en the read
you are traveling"
An TjHr bH bIb nPftWV R fFB b( rm
GASOLINE
Puts Pep in Your Moter
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48th Anniversary Sale Specials for Election
Day in the Economy Basement
STORE OPENS DAILY 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5:30 P. M.
SJMONI)Al, NOVKMIimt 7, 1021. f 1
nellenburgS
ENTIRE BLOCK- M1RKET lrel2ta STREETS L J
Continuing Our Remarkable Anniversary Sale of
Girls' $7.50 te $10
All-Weel Serge Dresses
At a Price Thai Dees Net Cever
Cost of Material
$3.95
Very attractive styles, with self
string belts that tie in back. There
nre straight-line models and styles
with box-plaited skirts and pockets.
Effectively Embroidered
With Colorful Weel
Fashionable regulation dresses
nre also included with sleeve chev
ron nnd white braid trimming.
Sizes 6 te 14 years. Twe Pictured.
Girls' $10 and $12.50
Warm Winter Coats
at $5.95, $7.95 & $8.95
Geed quality cheviot, kersey, ve ve
leur nnd mixed coatings. Fashion
able belted models, with self ma
terial, fur cloth or fur cellars and
button trimming. Sizes 6 te 14
years.
the
SNELLE-NBURGS Economy Haaenicnt
Twe Extraordinary Anniversary Values!
SPECIAL LOT OF
Women's Flannelette Gowns
At the Lewest Figure, te Our
Knowledge, for Which They Have
Ever Been Offered
sS?h
59c
Thinl: of it right en the threshold of
cold weather when every woman is buying
flannelette gowns te kep her snug and
waim.
Nicely made of heavy quality flannelette
in pretty stripes. Yeke back and front,
slip-ever models. One pictured.
Bunffa-
Women's Percale
low Aprons, Won
derful at
In attractive checked and striped
&a3h, pockets nnd rickrack or pipinc.
47c
tV tlA
vr jl-n v.yn
peveale. neatly finished with
Si.LLL , f SS Economy Basement
Hundreds of Men's $1.50
te $2.50 Shirts
Sharply Cut in Price for Anniversary te
ic
All geed shirts that have been classed a seconds en account of
slight misweaves or stains nothing te i.erieiii-ly impair leeks or
serviceability.
Nicely made of punted and woven madras, white Oxford and
pongee, in sizes 14 te 17.
89c
Men's $1.59 te $2.50 Pajamas, Special
at
Plain color cambric and pongee, also striped peicale Slightly im
perfect. All sizes. i
S7 r' J. 1 J5I-conem lavement
Tremendously Special for Anniversary
9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. Heavy,
High -File
AXMINSTER RUGS
At $24 Each
One big group
rugs te a customer,
-150 rugs for tomorrow's sale only. Limit
Ne mail or phone orders Mill s'tiends
$20 Weel-Face Tapestry Brussels
9xl2-t't. Rugs
Pretty Oriental nnd allover design
limit the quantity .sold te a.i
customer.
$10.00
We ifserve the right te
Slightly imperfect.
5 Economy Basement
'lark
Advantageous Anniversary
FURNITURE
ings en
Feather
Pillow
Bolster Sets
$3.(59
$1(5.30
Genuine Heed
Rockers
S" 1t
t'eered in lrett
cretonne Arm
chair at name
price.
Upholstered
Feet Steel
at $1.98
Mn'i i;2ui hi
iur llrnvi ii.-
lltilSi't l tl Ml ikllllM
"I I'l i leiuit
SS.30 Parler
Tabic, $3.95
UxSi Inch.
5-1.75 Dinin"
Chair. .S2.li!)
Vllltl e.ln
li-ri .1 imiii I
In av
$7.00 All
Steel Springs
$3.(59
E5!Srili5l
$30 Iren lied
Out Ml, S21!.JW
$30.00 Brass
Bed, $17.95
.hi ii
Will
POHIK
I- . I I
with mu.die ball
corners
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I Mill li K
SnellewsUrgS Economy Casement
N. SNELLENBURG & re.s-:
Women's $195
Pure Worsted
Tuxedo Sweaters
Lowered in Price for
Anniversary te
$3.50
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Beautiful fitting garments in
novelty weaves and link-and-link
stitch. Geed assortment of colors
and sizes.
Women's $10 Pure Worsted
Tuxedo Sweaters
117 A Brushed Weel Cellar
At $6.50
Smart-looking sweaters thnt
can be used as coats. Just the
thing for school or outdoor
sports wear. Geed colors nnd
sizs.
br.ELI CNBURGS '':f'"" i"inent
Anniversary Sale of
Children's
Cleth Coats
Greatly Under priced at
$3.79
Marvelous values!
All well mnde of
excellent material"
in geed colors. Nu
merous pretty lit
tle belted model",
warmly lined te
keep the wee ones
cozy.
Sketched Gmfe&
Sizes range from t te 0 years.
C,,r i rv,a RiS Kl"ni1l,,' lSaiH'mrnt
Our Lew Anniversary
Markings Make It Doubly
Werth Your While te
Come Here for
Beys' Clethes
Beys' S6.30 Combination
Black Rubber Rain- CM Qfl
coats & Hats at.. 'ou
Every lad of te 18 needs one
for stormy weather they're an
excellent pioteet.en. Of extru
geed quality rubber.
$-1.25 Oliver Twist CO 25
Suits at
Cerdunv in brown und drab.
54.75 Corduroy
Suits at
Oliver Twi.st mrdl. with three
rows of whitn braid en cellar and
cuffs.
$5.75 Norfolk Suits CM OK
Kan y mixed ihe wt,.,D"J
I'uli-linnd knickers. Si.p.s f, te IS
years.
$7.75 Suits With "Extra
Pair" of Full-Lined eg 9C
llllllltUl . . . .
Fancy m;ed
lined knickers.
vel1 rs.
$(5.75 .Mackinaws.
Ern-geed quality
bl-inket cloth.
$5.75 Junier
Overcoats
Warm med'U I'l.it butt-m te
neck iiit'i have ail-ai ii'rnd !it!t--.
I'aiu-, mi:.cd ehi' mi.-. Sia-.- ')
'e 10 vears.
$1.39 Knickers
Fancy mixed ivi- i t
Siev i! t'i IT vcji-
Women's & Misses'
$1.50 Pantalettes
At $1.00
Extra-geed quality sateen in
nil the wanted shades. Made with
double rows of shining nnd
plaited ruffles at ankle.
Women's Silk Petticoats
Te Sell for $0 QP
Si'k jersey and 6JJtJ
combinations of jcrscy-and-taf-feta.
Have pretty plaited flounces
of self material or contrasting
color.
cm- - mb ttijS l''conerny Basement
Fine Plain Celer
Chambray Gingham
yC Yard
$2.95
cheviot-.
Sizes 7
Full Full
te 10
$4.95
$4.95
89c
at
Geed quality, serviceable cham.
brav. in pink, blue, green, tan and
hnlin. Desirable for dresses,
-.mock and children's frocks and
rompers. In mill remnant
lengths. Ne mail or phone orders.
cr: ,ir - ULonemy Buscmcnt
Women's $2.00
Coutil Corsets
Anniversary Tagged
85c
Medium bust and girdle top
med'-ls with long hiphnes. Well
boned. Pink and white ceutil.
C-B Corsets at
$1 - $4.50
Various geed models in white
or pink.
cr ! r c rcconemj Buncment
500 Dezen 45c
Jacquard
Turkish Towels
Less Than Half for
Anniversary at
21C each
Woven from two-ply yarns,
thick and spongy. Beautifully
colored and designed. Large dize
lth nratly hummed ends.
; T c; economy Basement
Wonderful Let of 5000
Yards of
69c te 89c
Cretonnes
at
9c
yd.
u-niai l:;ihc collection of
beautiful cietenne.-, desirable for
fall draperies, for any room in
the hiu. e.
All thn piettient colors in
stripes and floral effects and Co
lonial patterns. Designs, that
weic made especially for Sneilen-burg'-.
Ma'veluus offering!
- I. i n .1 Fi.i i it-nt
Highly Impert ant Annivcrsarij Thrift iXcws
$1.69 Standard-Make
Bleached Seamless Sheets
Reduced te
$1
CC&
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3yv',''''au-fc1
cicvampi0
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Fine imnlilv bleaiheil -eauilc-- -lieet-it
the wcl'-kn urn I h impien make.
Pepu'ai MxliO-iiK-h -le
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s Winter Cleth in?
Anniversary Offerings Like These Are Sure te Pell
c Big Vete of Approval
$23.75 and $25.75 Fancy Suits
al
$27.75 and $31.75 Fancy Suits
al
eseelleni
$15.00
$19.00
nu-
htylc-
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impp new
$10.00
Men's and Yeung- Men's $17.75
Winter Overcoats
S23.75 Winter 1 Q 00 ,:-7:) Winter $91 ((
Overcoats at iJ-uy Overcoats at 4-
idi- Mini't of i;imhI-Iim kuiK, up-tii. tin. minute nimlel. in sniui-t
new mateiialB and patlerii-
$12.50 Raincoats $3.35
$5.00 and $5.50 Trousers at S3 35
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers at. '.$$.$5,
bNELLE-NBURiaS Economy Uuuement
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