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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1021
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Ven Scheer Says Naval Ratie
Would Tend te End Chance
of War
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Nippon. Since Amerti-n imint protect
ti group of islands 7000 miles from Snn
I ranciKUti llic strength would be. tight
If formed according te tlie principle
Unit the nltni-king pnrly Inte have tile
hotter vim iicc, mi that im outbreak of
war can be prewntcil. TIip main con
dition Is tllllt thorn lin mi heerel. nl.
llilllrr between nnv two of these Powers.
Tlinnkt te tlic IIiirIich ratio making
an ciisy vlcterj for nti.v eonililuatlen of
two of Hie 1'ewim. (. preluibllllv efi
unr h leaned as far na (lie naval line
in concerned.
The main liiclnr luiw net been ma
stilered with ftuflicicnt clearness.
MELLON AIDSJMIVERSITY
Secretary and His Brether Give
Land Costing $1,500,000
I'ltlsbnrRli, Nev. U1. A. W. Mellen.
Srcrcjnr of the Treasury, and hi?
brother. II. H. rnllen. have given te
the Unlvelnlty of I'Ittbtirghi( plot of
lnnd nenuiicd at it cost of Sl.r.tin.OOO
It wan nnnennrpit by ,rhn (!. Itewmnn'
chancellor, last night. The property of
fourteen acres, lies between the univer
sity and Carnegie Institute. Iri the edu
cational center of the city, and en It
will be erected laboratories dedicated te
chemistry, physics, mathematics and bi
ology. The gift supplements n former gift of
the Mcllens which several years age re
sulted in the" opening of the Mellen
Institute of Hcsearch as n part? of the
university.
It Is the intention of the unirnrett
' f .!. 1'.itfnra tvnnlrl illfrlnfrn nil ' Tl Tlflwmnn hnlil In mnLn !.. I -.,
?hf rishts ppecilird in the general tutlen the "world center in scientific
rrremnit. tencJiing and research."
'rrt,r u no chance for a single nn-
lien te become dangerous te nnetber by
ittai'king It: the attacked is always in
the mere favorable position. Fer in
stance should Knglnnd'a fleet want te
attnek' America It must first cress a
distance sh times grcnter than the dis
tance separating England from Ger
many in the World War only te find a
fleet as strong as itself, with all the
h.n which the resources In Us back
iteand can yield. The fleet which the
Jlritlfh Fleet would find would net need
te werrv nbeut fuel aud It could use
II the guerrilla warfare tactics in Its
ilefr nslve.
Moreover, according te the Hughes
plan, the British Fleet would nrrlvc
at the American coast In a proportion
of strength of eleven te nine, whereas,
at the battle of Skagerrack the British
Tifld a superiority of fifteen te nlne, and
Trt the battle, only 200 miles from the
hritish base, ended In n fnllurp. In
(he Pacific, Japan has no chance
npalnst the west coast of Amerlca since
her strength is five te nine, but .Tnpnn
ImV1 great chance for attacking the
American vanguards the Philippines.
The less of the Philippines would
I mere of less of prestige for
inrrlcn than damage which might de
ride a war. Te develop the Philippine
into A very strongly fortified group
would represent n great threat against
Japan en ncceunt of the proximity te I
After-Duincr Tricks
"MAIN FACTOR" LEFT OUT
nr ADSOlLUiUBINlIAnnT SCIIEEU
JMftel Cabl Ditpntcn. tepirnni, ijji
Weunar. Xev. 21. Accetdlng te the
TTtifhes formula, the Anglo-Saxen
ri.it will tend te become equal whi e
the Japnnese Fleet will be nbeut half
'rrhemain niicstlen Is whether there
I, a henlthy idea behind this plan. If
he proposed plan, or something s milar
"it, Is accepted, then Englnnd'H
naval supremncy. always admitted
hitherto, ceases te exist. It is rc
naced bv n balance of naval power.
Danced "se that an nlllnnce of two of
them makes It extremely dnngereus for
he third, thus forcing the third te
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Ne. la Strike Safety Maiclics With-
OUl ItOY
It is commonly Hiippncrd that a safely
mutch enn only be struck en the box.
A neat little slunt is te strike one en
the sole of the shoe, and then challenge
any en" te duplicate the feat, wlileh
they will be unnble te de.
The secret is quite simple. The side
of n match box was previously rubbed
against the sole of the shoe, at th.
instep. Seme of the substance Is thus
Itnnsfcrred from the be te the shoe,
nnd the striking of the match becomes
n simple mntter. Ah the lntep doe
net touch the ground the 'amplicatien
will net year off for some time.
CeviirleM, Ittt, bu Public Ltdgtr Cemr-nny
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We buy our coal where
we get only the very
BEST COAL
We serve you right, and
We Knew Hew
OWEN LETTER'S SONS
Largest Ceal Yard in PhiladclpJtia
Trenten Ave. & Westmoreland St.
' rji T Bali, Frankford 2160
Phene New ! Kejr.lene, Ea,t 7754
Celd weather demands
GASOLINE
your meter can use
east
ly
Today's Atlantic has the widest efficiency range of
any gasoline you can buy.
Its finely calculated combination of quick-acting
volatility and power-producing stability forms a "bal
anced ration" your meter can use easily and utilize
fully under extremes of temperature, speed, lead and
other.eperating conditions.
Starting. Nete Atlantic's ready response! It
vaporizes rapidly and thoroughly and lets the spark
take held. Ne repeated churnings by the starter; no
excessive drains upon the battery!
Yet Atlantic is net tee volatile. It is packed with
stamina power-pre'ducing fractions that stabilize;
that prevent wasteful evaporation; that meet the
demands for efficiency as heat, speed and pull increase.
Then there's Atlantic's well-known uniformity. It
is dependable! It never varies; never disappoints.
With its perfect balance, its intense calorific power, its
wide operating range and its uniformly high quality,
Atlantic is the gasoline you need for the fickle weather
conditions of this region the fuel you want te carry
you through the rough going and icy cold just ahead.
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Economy Basement Specials for Tuesday
Remarkable Thanksgiving
Sale of
Girls' $10 and
$12.50 Jaunty
Winter Coats
Tremendous Savings at the Very
Height of the Season Majority
of Them Leas Than Half Price at
$5.95
79c
$1
Becoming belted styles; with
large roll cellars of self material,
poeRcts and button trimming.
Well made of warm velour,
funcy cheviot, kersey nnd heather
mixtures. Sizes 6 te 14 years.
Girls' $4 te 7.50 Serge
Dresses
$2.95, $3.95, $4,95
Popular regulation style, with
anchor en shield, chevron en
sleeve, belt, pockets and red tic.
Sizes G te 14 years.
Misses' & Girls' $2
Middy Blouses at.
Jean cloth in white, blue or
pink, with sailor cellars. .Plain
effects or ce-cd style.
Girls' Sateen Gym.
Bleemers
Geed quality sateen.
Band at waist. Excellent for
gym or school wear. Sizes 0 te
20 years.
SNELLCNBURflS Economy Basemen i"
Three Excellent
Anniversary Bargains!
Women's $1
Flannelette
Petticoats
Less Than Wholesale Cost
at 49c.
Warm pink and blue stripe
flannelette, deep flounce at bottom
and drawstring at waist.
Women's $1.50 Extra-Size
Flannelette Petticoats Qf
Cut exceptionally full,
of dark gray or pink and blue
stripe flannelette. Deep flounce
and drawstring.
Women's & Misses' $3 Silk
Petticoats at (J-J Qt
Silk jersey and com-
binatiens of jersey and taffeta.
Prettily plaited flounces of self
material or contrasting color com
binations. bNELLENBURflS Economy Basement
Twe Extra Fine Values
Frem the Upholstery
Section
$8.98 Novelty
Lace Curtains
at $4.98 Pair
Excellent quality net in white
and ecru. Attractive designs.
Full width and 2' t yards long.
5000 Yards 59c and 07,,
G!)c Cretonnes at, yard C
3G inches wide. Striped and
allevcr designs in effective colors.
Desirable for draperies.
SNELLENBURCS lil'ie''y Basement
Sale! Chambray
and Gingham
, Rompers
In the
Prettiest
Little
Medels
Marked
'Wag
Down te
75c
Well nmdc
of excellent
eh a m b r a y
and gingham
in plain col
ors and at
tractive c h c c k pat
terns. Have cellars, and some
are effectively stitched. Sizes 1
te 3 years. One pictured.
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NELLENBURG
ENTIRE BLOCK- MfiRKET lre ga STREETS
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Second Day of Our Phenomenal Sale of
Women's & Misses' Beautiful
$10, $15 & $20 Dresses
Offers as Fine Qualities, Wonderful Assortments and Astounding
Values as the First Day
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T Hu Viv Women of Philadelphia certainly j& $ $ X V YJ
L tAu ' Ksf Ml knew value. The response te this saleHfti t". "iV T
of Philadelphia certainly
The response te this sale
Every dress is a bar-
Women
knew value,
was tremendous.
gain wonder!
Hosts of styles! All carefully fash
ioned of fine fabrics in attractive mod
els that will win immediate approval
and give excellent service.
MATERIALS
Peirct Tirill, Tricetinc, Canten Crepe, Brocaded
Velvet, Velour, Satin and Jersey
TRIMMINGS
IJmbreidcrg Tassels
Itraid Ribbons
Reads Buttens
Cabochon Novelties
Contrasting Facings
MODELS
Straight Line
Tunic Ceal Styles
Leng-Waislcd
TtcU'Piccc Sports
Medels Draperies
Unique Sleeve Styles
Huge assortments one dress pret
tier than the ether and all marked at
one incomparable low price $5.
Sf.CI I ' NBL'RijS Economy Basement
J te i
Undermuslin and Apron Sections
Arc Rich With Gift Ideas Cheese
Sew While Big Anniversary
Economics Prevail Garments
Boxed if Desired
Women's Levely
Crepe de Chine
Gowns
Quite Unusual at
$3.79 $3.98
Dainty tailored and. lace
trimmed styles in delicate flesh
and pastel shades.
Women's Pretty Crepe
de Chine Envelope Chemise
at $1.98 t0 $2.98
Beautifully trimmed with lace
and Georgette. Built up shoul
ders or ribbon straps.
Women's Pink Satin
Camisoles at
Pink satin attractively trimmed
with lace and Georgette.
Women's Pink
Satin Bleemers.
Charmingly finished with lace.
Elastic at knee and waist.
Women's Leng-
Sleeve Nightgowns
Made of Fruit-of-thc-Leom
muslin, with yoke of tiny tucks
nnd embroidery.
Women's Band and
Bib Aprons, Special
Neat pretty blue checked
Amoskeag gingham, finished with
piping or ruffle, ties and pockets.
SnLIILNBI.Ru'S Ifcoiieniy BuHement
89c
$1.98
$1.50
59c
Three Very Special Items in
Wash Goods
22c Woven Cheviots, Remarkable at, 1 1
Yard
Exceptional variety of pretty stripes and checks in a host of
nlcasinir colors. 28 inches wide. Suitable for women's and children's
dresses, boys' blouses and men s working shirts.
Orders.
Ne Mail or Phene
5
25c Dress Ginghams, Yard 1 fif
10,000 yards in mill remnant lengths, hence offered- A vFV
at this low price. Plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors. Lengths
run up te 10 yards. Ne majl or phene orders.
29c Peggy Cleth at, Yard 1 Oc
Streng and serviceable, especially for boys' suits, .Js
attractive woven stripes nnd plain colors, 32 inches-wjde.
- y , '' SNfcLUGNBURriS' Economy Basement ..
SsN. SNELLENBURG & CO.:
Women's $6.50
te $10.00
Brushed Weel
Tuxedo Scarfs
Considerably Under priced
' $4.95 " $6.95
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Warm, comfortable, coy scarfs
in the popular Tuxedo style.
Smartly finished with belts and
pockets. Alse check trimmed
cellars.
SnTUT niTjceS i:,' u "t
Twe Wonderful
A nniversary Offers!
$1.79 Bleached
Seamless Sheets
Sharply Reduced te
$1.09 Each
In the Desirable 8190Inch Size
Bug liberally for future needs
and save.
ll.'k' 10-Inch
Unbleached Sheeting
.. c Van,
We bought all the mill had of
this 40-inch unbleached sheeting.
Large and small lengths. Ro Re
i markablc bargainl
SNEXLENbURflS 1,:neny BaMtperjIi
T
M j's $5 and $6
V, arm Sweaters
$2.50
AT
Gueii, -cmceable sw caters
with pin e wei-htcd face and
merino back. Made with large
shawl cellar and pockets-. Alse
V-neck, buttoii-deun-front style
SFIIT1 'l"l V. I.i1ll"ll H.IHPlllCIlt
Beys' Winter
Clothing
We're splendidly ready te out
fit the boy for Thanksgiving with
the MOST for the LKAST.
Beys' $6.50 Combination
Black Rubber Rain- $430
coal and Hat at
Excellent for stormy weather
in fact, every boy of 4 te 18 years
should have one te protect him
against rain and cold. Geed qual
ity rubber.
Beys' $5.75 Norfolk $425
Suits
Fancy mixed cheuets. Sizes 8
te 18 years.
Beys' $7.75 Suits With
Extra Pair of Pants gg95
at
Corduroy and fancy mixed
cheviets. .Full-lined knickers.
Sizes ( te 18 years.
Beys' $12 Blue
Serge Suits al
All-wool blue serge with full
lined knickers. Sizes 0 te 18
veur!-.
Beys' $6.75 Macki
naw Coats al . . .
Extra geed quality blanket
cloth. Sizes !) te 18 years.
Beys' $8.50 Mack
inaw Coats
Warm fancy plaid blanket cloth,
with shawl and convertible cellar.
Beys' Junier Overcoats at
$4.95, $5.95. $7.50 te $9.95
Belted ftyles that button te
neck. Sizes '', te 10 years.
Beys' $2.25
Knickers. . .
Fancy mixed ehouets and cor
duroys. Sizes 7 te 18 years.
Beys' S !.'
Knickers. . . .
Fancy mixed eheiets and cor
duroy. Sizes 6 te li! years,
c;r i T T7S '',J"',im Basement
$8.50
$4.95
$5.95
$1.49
89c
Women's $2.50
Coutil Corsets
Marked for Anniversary
AT$1.29
White and pink ceutil, boned
throughout with Wahlen boning.
Medium-bust model with long
luplines.
69c Bandca Mid
Brassieres
tailored
39
Lace
styles.
trimmed or
Pink or white.
Basement
Great Anniversary Sale of
250 Dezen 58c
'irkish Bath
Towels
Tti Sell al Exactly Half
29c Each
Woven from two-ply yarns,
thick and spongy. Size 'J0x40
IIH'llO.
'I liPse towel are a lun-ef-the-niill
let no. lung te affect their
-tout wearing qualities or ap
pearance. Ileust'krepers, here's your op
portunity te profit by .'()' c,
S '. j . S l.""ir"'i Hj-' mnt
Fer Tuesday Only!
Half Price Sale of
Chiffoniers & Chifferettes
r0 in the let, mostly one of each design. Various finishes, in
cluding walnut, maheganv., ieiy, gray and oak. ClutVenieis have
large niirreis. ChuTeiettes have the serviceable inclesed trays.
Mi 1. i ., e er r i 1. if r' a. .1
a ins ,7)oe uiiiienieF -riciureu
$27.50
In walnut, mahogany and oak.
Other Chiffoniers & ChilTercUcs
f'!"" $30.00
alue. .
S35.00
Value.
$.'59.50
Value .
$15.00
Value.
$49.50
Value.
$17.50
$19.75
$22.50
$24.75
$70.00
Value .
$79.50
Value.
$35.00
$39.75
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4"
9 x 12-ft. Tapestry
Brussels Rugs $Q 98
If Perfect Would lie Werth $20 S J 3
Here m a wendcrtul opportunity te get a handbeme carpet
rug for the price you generally pay for a gias.- rug. Heautiful
Uriental and all-ever patterns, new se much in demand. Earlv
selection advised. Slightly imperfect "
70c New Precess Fleer
evering, Special, se. yd
We have been fortunate in securing this entire let of
i 33c
nun-seconds, full re Is, from a well-known manufacturer.
Ne Mall or Phene Orders.. All 2 yards w de. Brinn- ,:'
SNLL L l NDUWjS Economy Busenienc
ments.
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