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PRINCESS GOT HIM
Fermer Naval Ce mm a rider
, Bares Remancb of Seuth Sea
' Istes jii New Yerk Court
ACCUSES COPRA SYNDICATE
nr Vcrk. Jnn. 18.- As Mrnnfr, a
Mitn'l will 1'" nOntcd In tlf Miirr-me i
Court In llroeldyn wlicn IJeutep-
'nt Commnnilep llbwnnl H. Keep, for-.
e'p a ever rnnip from I no Menth ncn
mtr Amerlrnn navnl efllrcr, appears. te
pre n Milt ncnlnt tlie Seuth Mean
riicKic Ceinnnnr nm) tlie I'neJfh' !)(
irlepnirnt Company ever nn option Up
nlitnlncil through frlrnilthlp with King
Tnmi Mnlill. one of the seventeen
jnMinrclrs of Samoa, and that ruler's
diitiffliter. ' .
' n mlfiht fnfi'tlmicljv be rnlli'il u caw
of lilni nnil white. A "fue.V ns It la
failed I" Samoa, or n talking wptre,
ntnv fipurp. It ren-dsts of mnic Ions
flliitp liairi nltaclicd te a black ctlck
that would make a Reed fly swatter.
U'hen It Is waved In front of n person's
fiicr tlmt person must Ma the MiMIng
of the waver, according te Samoan be
lief. Till" "fne" wan Riven te Comminute
Keep by the Kinp. The hnlr en It was
taken from the tall of the while Iiemc
fldilen by the King's late father.
KIhr and I'rlnrcss Approve
Commander Keep, after belli;? grad
uated from Annapolis, commanded the
United States steamship Samoa, ft
unnll ship tlmt wan formerly Orriiiin
Mill for a lime was xtnrinnetl at Ine
I 'a en (proneiinccd 1'aiiRe l'linge) en
the Wand of 'Jiittiiin.
rim pMinmniidcr wen the soetl 2racei
of King Tnnu and the Princess. He
cm'
Uie peMsiiiiimcM in iicvciiiiiiig me
trade of copra
which Is net a snake
Ne Other Read Performs
Like Concrete
The car's a big par t of metering the read's the rest
Why net be as particular about the performance of
reads as about the performance of your car?
Concrete provides the only firm, rigid, gritty surface
that is skid-proof even in wet weather.
Highway officials everywhere are building Con
crete hard-surfaced reads te meet the motorists'
requirements.
Our Booklet K-3 tells ether interesting things
aheut Concrete reads. Write for your copy
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
3d7 Madisen Avenue
NEW YORK, N. Y.
cf National Organization te Improve and
Extend the Uses of Concrete
Offices In 23 Other Cities
r WttssiJlaiiliWLiliBiliiiW
: Places the well-known
Phila. Electric Cleaner
in your home
0 C ls an excePtinaiiy low.
&JyJ first payment for a high
grade electric cleaner such as the
And furthermore, we offer an extraordinary "trade
in" preposition en your old electric cleaner. We will
allow any customer of ours
A Credit of $7.50
en his old cleaner regardless of its condition pro
vided this $7.50 is applied en the purchase price 'of
a new model Phila. Electric Cleaner.
This is strictly a time-limited offer it iias only a
little while longer te run. It is one of the most
generous electric cleaner offers we have ever made.
Think of it! Only $2.50 with the order and then very
easy terms of payment the extraordinary credit
allowance of $7.50 en your old cleaner and best of
all. the Phila. Electric cleaner offered you is an
Unusually fine and efficient machine, one which we
Unhesitatingly recommend te our customers.
Remember this offer holds geed only a llttlcwhilc longer.
I none Walnut ,4700 for any addijenal information, or come
te any of the electtic shops listed below for free demonstration.
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PHILADELPHIA
JU TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREET
Ilii. oil' S,,1 (Hi and Diamond Sts. 4600 Frankford Ave. 3100 Kensington Aw.
".et.nd Columbia At. Bread and Ruscemb St. (Lorfan) 7 and 9 W. Chelten Af.
n- i i s . Q.
i lvi itiiAnU .nV.
.ubwinaw WUni I w
ChUf v1'
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lint
tJie dried
mcnt' of coconut, and
UliC IChlR, vlill6 the lrli'irpRH ninllci Jir-r
npprevh
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pave the commander an optlenJ
Ifltlfl fltllt lnn.1i. ni.nii(fniitnnldl
t1
lai
en nema
wnii urn sixteen ether Kings te I
, f -. --' . ... ... . ..(.....y.ii
otuer Klnes te turn
tlielr COlira OVCI- III llm rmlnff linvnl
elllccr, Se the cemmniidcr. with the
option the "fne" and n full length
plioteRrnph of the Princess In Samedn
decellete, returned te New Yerk,
nrrlvjnx In June, 31)10.
Sailed Away and Ift Him ,
In tlic complaint fn'lilii suit he said
the Pacific Development Company
agreed 1e take up the option and formed
the Seuth Sea Pacini- Company, te
trade Ih the copra. He wasJe be man
ager at $7(XM) a year, lit wild, nnd was
te receive lti er cent of the net profits
after the company earned 10 per cent,
lie resigned from the navy.
Herbert 11. White was made prcsl-
ilent or tlic r-niiiniiuv and the vnrlu
AJnx wns bnti
Knmen. A sti
iJ tlicre. C'i
iVJax was bought te carry the patty te
op was made at lleimlidn
'emmailder Keen nn!il. Iu
was left ashore In his sailor suit (he
m-iuu iih one in uie crcwK and the
yacht alled awny ,wltli, his clothes and
his papcrM.
The defense In the action claims tJiat
the eeinmnnder did net ship as a sea
man and that elicn the yacht reached
Ilermiida he went ashore and celebrated
te the extent that .he was net fit te go
beck en the yacht. The defence also
avers that the commander wns te have
been resident manager of the new com
pany In Samoa, hut that It was learned
that he would net be welcome there
again.
Tim commander has the King's
."fue'' and the Princess' photo te rciute
that.
GIRL'S DEATH INVESTIGATED
Relatlyes Chargfc That Docter, Twice
Summoned, Failed te Respond
West Chester, Pa., .Tan. 18. Deputy
Corener Patrick. Dr. Jeseph Scatter Scatter
geed and n jury have investigated the
rase of I.ella Leng, nineteen, of Iicr
wyn, who died Monday night at the home
or her mother. .Mrs. Jennie Leng, rein-t.ve-j
charging that her death was doe
in lln. fn.if tlinl ..1 f..t .
been summoned twice failed t respond.
... ..... .... t .!. u mi.iniuiUII Willi linil
ii vcriuci 01 ueain irem pnciinieiila was
rendered.
Phila. Electric. The
balance is then
divided into very
easy monthly pay
ments se small you
will hardly miss
them.
ELECTRIC COMPANY
mvvrfilf. rniieiuv
l li v .wum. eti .- .
Lansdawn
EVEjtfl&G PUBLIC . IbaBfi JbiJteAt)13LlHM; WMWlilSDAy,
r T rt
uncommon dense
Ily JOHN BLAKE
V
rS'LtFK, ns In 'war. it Is tlieBiirprlsq
'tlmt sweeps men off their ftet, . The
sudden blew Is certain te bowl us ever
If we are net looking fer'jt.
- Had news' "nnd, hard iuck come' te
meKt of us. If (lipy it m ns unprepared
they arc likely te de Irreparable harm,
l'er example, the man who works for
ri salary t accustomed every week te
dra,w his pay envelope. He comes te
depend en Jt Implicitly. He has worked
faithfully for one firm perhaps for
twenty yenrs1. Te him the job (appears
te. bfe Permanent.
.
MS
ISFOUTUNH overtakes the linn.
net the cmnlnve'H fnnlt. It
ninv be no fault of the linn.
ltuL the empleye suddenly duds him
self without cmple) merit. He has made
no plans for such nn emergency. He
has net the slightest Idea, what te de.
And the remainder of Ids life is ruined.
Yeu mny net. be, able te Insure your
self against Hiieh u sudden less of a job,
but you can at least mnkc a few plans
as te the course te pursue In such a
case.
TIIUIKT Is mere helpful than any
thing else te wage earners. A little
saved out of every week's wages will
pay the rent nnd the grocery bill while
you are looking for a new job.
A careful study of the Jeb and every
thing connected with It will give you a
better chance te secure another when
that one Is gene,
Ueeently (lift failure, of a large firm
In Xcw Yerk threw several hundred
men out of empleymrnt. Of these men
fifteen. Immediately found position in
ether establishments. They had learned
their jobs, apd they knew hew te prove
te ether employers that they were valu
able men.
YOU can face the khecks of life mere
successfully If jeu try. in times of
eal"c. te imagine them nnd te frame n
course of conduct when they occur.
Had news never prostrates n man thn
is 'prepared for It. It is the surprise
SrilAMMIUl' NOTICES
Winter Cruises de Luxe
West Indies
Panama Seuth America
Fares $300.00 up
T've -piii-k'ilil'. crnli liv thn milfnitil
"EMPRESS OF BRITAIN".
S2.,.'0n teim illilcemcnt. Olt-burnlne. "
Frem New Ye.k Jan.- 2 Jst and Feb. 21st
. CalllnK at yll th perta of Interest Cuba. Jnmnlcn.
f,?-ml ifnptu"a: TrlnlclBd. Ilnrbade. AtarM-
nleuc. HI. Thetnint. Perte Rlru nnhnmim. Rermuda.
Appointment! equal finest hetelf.
Fer rates rf full Information avpty te lerul neenta or
Ask the CANADIAN PACIFIC
R' k CJLAYTON, Clly Pt,en8er Aent
KO flienliiul Ht.. IMilln.Ieli.lila.. Ph.
ll. Lembard "111!
NO
FASireUT
XIQUUEO
rl jL
NIPPON YSENKAISUA
IP, ' -ajtp"M 'rwr
"jfel
-Jl&i
. ... .. . ALSO I'KKICIIT SERVICES
Mattle te Par East Fertnlehtly. New Vert te the Orient tIi Panama FrequenU
. .. .. N.rw Y2rh HrMh Indian Ports Monthly.
Fer Partteiilara of PnuiiEe or Frelclit Apply le Company' Offlee.
jyn"""' '!"! illnif. 8-10 Ilrldirc Ht.. New Virk
natlwny .Eifhnnre. CMcnge. Celmnn rjutldlnc. Seattle,
MMM
NEW YORK HAVRE PARIS
( lilt AliO
l..t I.OItKAI.NK
U Till kaim:
I.A A vim:
fKANC K
IIOCIIA.MIIEAl
PAWN
.Inn. '.'0 l'eb,:
.Ian. .'H Mur.
.1 Apr. t
I Apr. I
I'eii. I
May 27
ll. It Mar. II
It'll, in .Mar. '.3 Apr. la
jell. IK MHr.4 Apr. 2U
led. 'J I .Mar. IS Anr. a
NEW Y0RK-VIG0 (Sp.in)-HAVRE
KOIKSII.I.ION . .. .Peli. II
I.A IIOritllONNAIS Mar. II
TOURS IN ALGERIA & MOROCCO
Hnlllnc Irnin llnrileiux or .MnrKflllt,
Three and Four Week .Moter 'lrlp
Wrllc for Intereetlni; ilmcrlinlie llteralnre
ESIII.i: V. (ir.VKI.lN. (lenrral Aieil
1335-37 Welnnt St.. Phll.iilelphln
Thene. Walnut 0131
GRACE LINE
TO
:u chile;
NEXT
SAILINGS
S.S. SautaTereia Jnn.18
S.S.Santa Eltia Feb. i
Finest, fastest service te Seuth '
uth j
Ainierica. Comfortable outside
roems;unezcellrdcuis!ne.Frequent
direct sailings v a Panama Canal.
CIMCELINE:.Lc..lOliiaeTirSq.,N.T.
'S'niir I " " i l I " I
COMIVlERCIAn
aicHiritinir Lin CO
PHILADELPHIA te
CORK, DUBLIN, BELFAST
AND LONDONDERRY
SS "Halnani" Jan.. 30
M00RE and McCORMACK, Inc.
42 Bourse Bide., Phil.
- I.emb. 0385 Main 7513 ,
UzLfiifcJ
We represent all Cruises.
and every Steanship Line.
INFORMATION OU3BRFUUY FURNISHED
DARTLETT TOURS CO.
OCtn fi IXTII JTTJ73IJT mm A
CARDIFF
ai'Fi3He TitAui;
Ol'UNINO TO U. H. A,
Kaverabln neCKranblcal pestt
ter fepdituff and manufuctured
leCKrenulcal neslt en. Nervea iw
H0O.1S for .mere t'.iau ten million iwpulatlen.
iliaiaei
Apply' Lwrmnu, u
ipply UurlunJ. 0 K.-teth at.. New Verli,
)j)epmept ABtnV'Cartiirt, Seuth Wi.
utw
''.
Guard Against Surprises,
"Which paralyzes Uie' mind, and leaves it
helpless ' , ' , ' . t
Yeu cannot ward off misfortune, but
you can at least Ae te home extent ready
te brpqe yourself against It When It
falls. ', '
CevuriaH 19
Fire in Roosevelt Hospital Laundry
Fire was discovered in the laundry
Of the ItoeseVclt H6spltnl at 0:45 this
morning. The flames were extinguished
after one room had been burned out.
7
Itching inflamed
skins quickly
respond te
RESINOL
5oelhinq and Healinq
Nemattcr hewscvere
or deep seated the
I Srfln trouble maybe
Kesinel rarely tails
te live prompt and
rffc' a i !
lasimgrener
Resinol Scrap
fortfeteUelt
andbath helps
te keep enei
SKin in
a
IN
KTKAMSIIIP NOTICES
Steamer (gA
te the J ff i '
Tropic QapaMlBv w
Each Cruise vtfl. .
Ft Palatial Passenger Steamship
of 21,000 tens te
JAFANX3-IINA
and EANICA
Frem Seattle te Hene Kene via
Yokohama, Kebe, Nagasaki,
Shanghai and Manila
W
New Vbrk te
SeuthAmerica
a t sfs
en U.o:Kgevirnmentdfw
Fastest Time
tortiede Janeiro. Montevideo and TJuenes
Aires. Mnett ships-American servire
American feed American comforts. Sail
ings from Pier J, Hobekcn.
Southern Cress . . , Jan. 10 .Mar. ID
WEST INDIES
CRUISES
Frem
New Yerk te
Havana, Jam-
aica, Panama
Canal, Vene
zucla, Wind
Miuimi,' j-
ward Islands, Virgin Islands,
Perte Rice, Nassau and Ber
muda. MEGANTIC co.eoo tens di,P.)
FKH. IK. MAU. 20
hl na llnu le the tropic. Apply
rulfe Deportment for booklet nn.'
I tailed Information. Over as
anr vrulxe experience. Twe il.ty
i ml ima nluht at I'anuma Canal.
" iiililiiui te any Pert of call. I
Ne pmiperti required. $300andupvardi
WHITE STAR LINE
VL,
I'll III. TH... AKt..;lU tVllllllll M
Dixie Steamship Lines
PHILADELPHIA te
Bristel, Manchester,
Glasgow
U.S.S.B.SS"W00DMANSIE"
EXPECTED TO SAIL
JANUAKV 28
AT CONFIJtlKNCl! llATUS
Harrtss, Maglll & Ge., Irtc.
i25 Lnfayjtt, Bldy., Philadelphia
Lanbarsl SMt Mu)n 7JJ0
,
I,SL.
B Arelua Feb. 3 Slur. 3d M
I B llnriyi Feb. 16 Apr. 13
American T.rilen . . Mar. 2 Apr. 27 I
;MunenSteamsInbLines 1
r,7 Willi ht., -Sew Yerk l.l'l
f Plilliulelplilit Offlre. Drexel ni'Jc I
L .Uniinodie Ppirafern for 9
U- S. SHIPPING BOARry
)9ff
jfTJJ
4--.-L.fel
BORIS TO SEU ELEPHANTS
r ' i
Bulgarian King Unable te 8tand Ex
pnse of Feeding "Little Pets"
Sefla, .Tan. IS. King Iteris of Ilul
gtirla Is the modern "man with an ele
phant en his hands," and hn wanta te
m:11 part of his private nicnngcrlc te nn
American zoological garden or elreus.
In particular he would like- te dispose
of two elephants and seveinl flue buf
frilQeH which are new In the grounds of
he summer palace near Hella.
Economy
Big Value Inducements
in the January White
Sale of
Extra-Size
Undermuslins
Women's Extrn-Sizc 'JQn
Envelope Chemise at
Generously cut of lingerie cloth,
prettily trimmed with embroid
ery. Built up shoulders.
Women's Extrn-Sizc
Drawers
49cand69c
Full cut und finished with tai
lored ruffle or embroidery.
Women's Extra-Size
Flannelette Skirts.
59c
Pink or blue stripes. Finished
with ruffle.
Women's Extra-Size
Flannelette Gowns.
98c
Pretty striped flannelette, with
lenp sleeves. Cellarlcss and fin
ished with braid.
Women's Extra-Size QK
Gingham Aprons at t'
Neat striped jrinRham, trimmed
with rickrack braid; sash and
pocket.
SnelleNBURGS Kconemy Basement
Women's
Pantalettes
$3
At $1.95
Made of striped English sateen
in all the new shades, with double
rows of shirring at ankle. Won
derful values!
Women's & Misses' Silk
Petticoats
Regular and Uxlra Sizes
At 82-95 & $3.95
Silk, jersey, heavily embroid
ered taffeta and combinations of
jersey and mcssaline in new
colere. Finished with ruffled or
tailored flounces.
SNELLENBURGS Economy Basement
Exceptional Values in
Women's Jaunty
Novelty Weave
Sweaters, $3.50
Fashionable tuxedo models, with
contrasting shade of brushed-wool,
cellars and plaited belts. Mostly
buff and brown. Very smart with
sport skirts.
SNELLENBURGS lene,11- Basement
$1.79 Garden City 81x90inch
Bleached Seamless Sheets
IMsLffiSiLsWM
MOHAW K BED MUSLINS
4lc Mbhawk 42x36-In. QQC
Pillow Cases, Each ....
43c Mohawk 45x36-Inch
Pillow Cases, J2c
Each
79c Mohawk 42x72-In.
65c
Bolster Cases, Each .
SNELLENBURGS l!cineniy Huaemcnt
$20
Tapestry
$9.89
JusMOO slifjlitly imperfect tapestry rup;s for the price of grass
rugs; Oriental pattern. Karly selection ndviscd. 9x12 ft. size.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
Roem-Size Axminster Rugs, Special
Werth, if Perfect, $40 te $50
A cleun-up of odd rugs, all of high quality and in handsome
floral, Oriental and allover designs.
, Because the number of rugs is limited, we cannot fill mail eV
phone orders. Sizes in the let are: 9x12 feet and 8.3x10.6 feet
slight seconds. '
75c New Precess
Fleer Coverings,
2 Yards Wide, OO
Square Yard C
Best quality;
pretty de-
signs; all you wi
cut from
uls.
full rolls. Sligh
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE!
$1.25 te $1.50 Genuine Cerk Lineleums
Leng Itcninunt Lengths Please Bring Roem Measurements
36c (luare Yard
A well-known maker's entire let of sample rellt;. Mill sec
onds and rejects. Variety of all the best tile and hardwood de
signs. Ne mall or 'phene orders. Econemv TtnHr.tnr.nf
LV , rr
5PE.N. mwnSSSSP CO.:
.. '...i.
r
JAKtJAlt 18, 1922
The menagerie Nwnn established by
former Kinncrer Ferdinand, nnd the
appetites of the elcphanlH nnd buffnlec)
arc se great that King Meris" in Jiard
messed te feed them out of his slender
income. The clenhants alone een-mnici
crrnl,, nml hnv which ces t me re than
the outlay for feed for the young
Urirorelrn'H mvti Inlile.
I ii. ."J:.. . . ....,. . .1.
MHO IVlllC IS lllllCII imnuiieu ill me
Clephnnta and calls them lili "littlel
..!" imt Uiilffnrln'H tiurse is euititv. i
11 lid se Is the King's and he cannot
Mifford te keep them.
Basement Specials for
STORE OPENS AT 9 A. M.
SH'BIISKKIIAY, 4ANUABV IS. 19S2 "
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK-MBKETIIr.t2n STREETS L M
Girls' Winter Coats
Werth Almest Twice This Lew Price of
i $5.00 '.
Popular belted medclB, warmly made of vcleur. cheviot and heavy
mixed coatings. Have smart pockets, button trimmings and acli
matcrial cellars. Sizes (! te 14 years.'
Girs' Charming New Gingham Dresses, Unusual at
$1.50 t0 $2.95
A host of becoming styles, prettily made of smart plaid and
checked ginghams, effectively trimmed with vestecs of organdie,
cellars, belts and ppekets. Seme trimmed with contrasting colors.
Sizes 6 te 14 years.
Girls' $3.00 Regulation Dresses, $1.50
All the newest shades nnd white lincne with blue cellars and cuffs.
Seme in Copenhagen. Have deep box-plaited yokes, braid trimming,
pockets and belts, sizes 0 te 14 years.
Intermediates' and Juniors' Regulation
Sailor Dresses at
Geed-looking frocks with sleeve chevron, white braid, buttons
and tie. Just the thing for the schoolgirl of 13. 15 and 17.
Misses' and Girls' OOn & ACk
Bleemers at. .
Geed quality sateen in black
Men's & Beys' $5
& $6 Sweaters
At$3.
I J w -HililtnI
all-wool sweater! feSS!
for all
around
s e rvicc.
Made
with large shawl
cellar and pock
ets, or V-neck
button -front
stvlc. Excellent
assortment
colors.
SNELLENBURGS
Kconem uascment
20c Striped
Outing Flannel
Under priced 1 9ic Yd'
at xu
One of the best makes. Seft,
fleecy quality in pretty stripes.
SNEL'XNBURGS lSc"niy Basement
Reduced
te ... .
$1.10 Each
These well-known sheet.- are
made of geed quality bleached
nuislin, without n seam and in the
wanted 81x90-inch size.
41c Mohawk le-Inch
Bleached Sheeting QOr
Yard Ut
6flc Mohawk SI -Inch
Bleached Sheeting. Alt
Yard C
72c Mohawk 90-Inch
Bleached Sheeting, PCfi
' Yard
Brussels Rug's
a
-$22
$2.00 te $3.00 Inlaid
Lineleums
Sample and Full Rolls
97c, 1.17, 1.27
Choice patterns te select
from. Celers melded te back,
insuring endless wear. Twe
yards wide; slight seconds.
-
Hit
rl.Hllt
Xit j. ii a-r.i'
mhm
Of ITS P'rUtflfB
'iJ
U. S. TO PRESS INQUIRY
Daugherty. te Investigate Alleged
Monopoly of General .Electric
..i.lt,,t. 'f0 iu v uccn In-
Washington, .lan 18. -A specinl lu-
""".'"
I vcstlgatlen of clinrgcs against, me ucn
eral Kleetrlc Company rcsultlnj: from
', .,..! !. T Vn,wl fmn.iOf taxes allll Violated 0 deCtCC 0
lIlVeSllEHlllllIB Ul lr i.uvnv., ,...
, ,.. . .... Vl. ...Ill l.n !,.,,
"lc '" n '"',- "" .7"" "'
the DenaYtmcnt of Justice wit iln a few
I dnyst Attorney General Daugherty an
per
dcr
nnunced yesterday
CLOSES AT 5:30
$3.95
and white. Elastic at waist and knee.
SNELLENBURGS Economy Basement
Geed Value News of
Beys' Good Goed Geed
Looking Twe-
Trouser
Corduroy Suits
$5.50
Snappy mod
els, well made
of cordure y,
with full lined
k n i c k c rs and
khaki lined
coats. Sizes 6
te 13 years.
Beys' $5.50
Junier
Overcoats at
$4.95
Mixed cheviets
and blue nnd
gray chinchilla.
Butten te the
neck and belted all around. Sizes
2& te 9 years.
SNELLENBURGS Economy Basement
P.M.
Clearing Our Entire Stock of
Men's and Yeung Men's
$21.75 te $27.75 Fancy Suits
at $14.75 each
All of fine materials in smart
Men's $5, $0 and $0.50
at, Pair
February Funiture Sale
Prices Cut Ruthlessly!
SI 7.50
Library
Table. SI 0.95
$25 Kitchen
Cupboard.
$13.95
m
-4..l. iii 101'
limped legs ilecp
drawer weed pull
unci large Mnlf
MiilinRiiny or eali
tin, si'
S20.00 Oak
Serving Table
SI 1.75
ieliliMi eaU lln
ikI 78 inches
hlKli. "S inehes1
wide, 1C Inches
deep. Cilana doern.
deep drawers and
Hpucieus e u p p
heard. $35.00 Brass
Bed, $17.95
SkX
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ieldpn quartered
e.iK .'0J6 - Inoh
top Colonial rle
kIrd Prep linen
drawer und larRc
Hlielf
$15 Metal
Bed, $8.95
With V-uirli Cjjn
tlllUOUM pestH. S
heuy fillers, panel
In head and roei
UriKht or elt
Onish
MATTRESSES
t'OlltllUlOUH P0t
th 10 HtralKlit
ruprlghtn, All
ilutlen sizes.
, ie, or Ivery
wtnl.
$12.00 AILCot(en Mattress,
Kell Edge, $6,49
nvnr Tnvntan
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if
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ment and the (Jeneral Klcclrlc C
pauy was puuiisiieii recently, hid u
terney General wild, In which It iW
brought out clmrces had bceii ih
I !Kn."",t c eeinpnny te. tlm cfTect'tlj
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lawful nets. ,
The cemnnny. Mr. Dauiticrhr
- i tinned, had denied it had violated I
decree or committed unlnwful ectSi .
Thursday
Wldtc Sale Specials for
Extra-Size Day!
$6to$8Merte
Belt Corsets for
Large Women
Half Price
At $2.98 & $3.95
Pink brechc, well boned, ifyc
dium bust or rubber girdle tops.
Leng hip lines.
SNEI.l.t-NBURGS Economy Basement
Babies' Short
White Dresses
White Sale Special
At $1.00
Made
in
dainty
yoke
styles,
with
pretty
lncc
and
embroidery-trimmed
skirts.
Sizes G
months,
I and
U years.
A , W VI
IPl
Babies' Short Outing KA,.
Flannel Gertrudes ateJvt'
In sizes 1 and 2 years.
Children's Peg-Tep (gl QQ
Rompers at tDX.VVF
Ginghams in attractive check
patterns. Desirable colors. Sizes
2 te 4 years.
Children's Gingham q1 AA
Tub Frecks at DJ-W
Attractive style, trimmed with
braid and sash. Sizes 2 te 6 years.
Babies' Knitted
Sacques at
$1.00
Daintily trimmed in pink
blue.
or
Babies' Blankets
at
$1.00
Beacon cloth in nursery pat
terns. Finished with crochet edge..
SNE! TNBURGS l':c'ic.rt- BuscWcnt
up - to - date up - te - date styles. Marvelous Values!
Trousers
$3.75
5:. .' .'.'i-RcS Economy Ua.scincut
$45.00 Daven
port Bed
Complete,
$2(5.95
$8.75
Bedroom
Rockers,
$3.95
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iI7 H itmfflHIIIftmil
Ml Hteel Mm -lar.v
frume, uuar
antecd Hprlnic cev -ered
In beautiful
i-relenne.
$25 Library
Kecker,$11.75
100 $8 te $12
Hair Dressing
Chairs, Belew
Half Mark at
$3.95 Each
i) v f r stuffed.
l'uered In brown
imiK-rlal leather.
$8.00 Angle
Iren Felding
Bed and Pad
te Fit at
$3.09
lie' eial
from with
deHlk'mi
'hlrh le e-
lei-t In ma iijcuny
and walnut (In loll.
Onii pictured,
Fcutlier
Pillow
Bolster SelH,,
$2.95
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