vrl .
".
W Parkway Fafy Site
Jk4 from Paw On
' thn runosltlen. Aenln n fine. per-
nint building, with no wrecking and
.inff ilnwn nt thi close of the fnlr.
E'Anethcr great ndvnntejc Ik that thin
tii. Mtilil lm tn.llv fenepd en both Rides
Kf (he HchuylKiil mvrr. Heme land na
I. I.u. VAUniAlinr TYafrt Al1f1 hi! Ait
Ired for urejn connection' with the
RhMitlnn. ntid fills would be a per-
Eawnent addition te the 1'arK. It would
Letlon of ether niter would mean the
fate of private property, which would
;...., i. tn the nrivate ewnerH at the clone
F T .. .1 ! it i aw1 lm An itrtti1f
1? ...... ... ...... (it- uMiiHnlnffA
tlpe llttlC r 1IU Jiuiliiaiitin ttmniiHun
ir. I'.rnnumy in cnscuimi
Uf "I am told that etie of the proposed
dies cnlN for the expenditure et about
J111115 uiiu ifiims ""
, en private
te the pri-
. tite ewnerH.
. , "It Is net rey purpose te crltlctea
.'.11... ninnu. hut it Is net ninKs te HBV
Htt tile !?lti,0n0.000 whleh would
liwherc he used In work that would
dbe temporary could be upcnt en this
pirkuiiv-riilrineunt Perk site in audi
H -,nn'nr Hint the Doenlo would reap
ildvntaKe for alt time te come.
y "Heme 01 i in: eiip" "l '"- "au ul
ii.tpmnnnt Park ax the Kite for the ex-
position rbv that it would be necessary
'te cut down trees. Hut when jeu upend
;Till.lHBF.IJUU 111 !! iwii-Miivuwii vt. uit
WI--.- --.... I.ll.. ..
PMM"P""flaiihMBMMBllBiMHihiti " 'n "Tli& W.'mt
W C tP-ffi
smummafirm
wMHrW"-
ftVW'
v
KlBaffZlafTy ",A'f",-fli
' dlts call' for lUC uxiiriwiiur
110,000,000 In, piling and f
'Jthl money would be anpnt
,'prepcrty and would go back 1
apoMtlen you arc certainly prepaied
i nnil something In restoration or
repair of any damage done.
'It weu'ii net rout mere than $20.
nnrt e.-in.nnn or 310.000 te rcnlace all
if the trees that mljlit be destroyed."
, Would iieip nicrcuams
Mr Crawford fald that the central
rite would net only bilns pcrmniicn:
Improvements and new hotel", butweiild
lirin the merenaniH it 1-miuiinpinn,
11,11 . .1.I...M ...1,1 .tin Avnnb Mn.i cr.
e innnv Yiuur?s nu iw iai'ueiihiu e.
tlwe te the heart of the clfy, would find
Halph 15. White, an architect, while
faverlns the l'arkway-Falrmeiint Park
rite, Mid thnt It would be n mlsfikc te
erect line buildings, intended te be per
manent, en the banks of the Schuylkill
River.
u ih foolish." he Mid. "te talk of
ilelng In Philadelphia with the Schuvl
Jlll what Purls did with the Seine. We
ein't mnke a Seine of the Hrhuylklll
Wew the dnm. It would nlfce be wrong
te'liave visitors go te 11 low, het tiluce
when ether and better Bites are right at
land."
Mr. white men cxniaincu tnc ncivan
taics offered through the use of the
Illiher portion of Fnlrmeunt I'nrk,
toward Glrnrd- avenue.
rA-lllflHBWRM'H'
lntM-inirin.n-r, n ,t,.i ., , ' t a.-nf tj--n-TT"rrr V rif 'tui ii'iiAiiiiin7TBniii .-limn iiMWmrf
Chnrlcs Oiirland. Bosten millionaire, who Rained prominenre by his
frank practice of "free love" doctrines, passed tlireusli Philadelphia
with his wife today. Mrs. Garland is hiding her fae te avoid
' recognition
lt
Prominent Persons Present
At the tnble with the nyer wcie
Jehn II. Masen, Alba B. Jehnsen, ,t.
8. Vi Holten, Jehn Frederick Lewis,
Jehn Oribbel and Richard Wegleln,
Council president, .all of whom are
membcts of the Fair Executive Cem-mlttce.
At the right of the Mayer h table
naf incinbcra of Council, Including
Councilman Hall and Councilman Unft
ney, who, for the time being, burl 2(1
thti rpelltlcal . differences with the
Mayer te consider the exposition plan
Which towers above municipal polities.
Mrs. Hudelph Blankenburjr, widow of
the former Muyer. was present, h was
Themas 8. Heblns, cliairnmn of the
State Scqul-Ccnlcnnlnl Committee,
aad His. Iteblus.
Kern Dedee. an mlvecntn nf thn
Pennypack Park site, announced that
lite Ne. 1 and site Ne. 1 have been
withdrawn. He said he and 'Council-
?m Hern will speak tomorrow at li:30
. M. en bite Ne. .1. which iiiliriwM
er Itoescvelt boulevard and part of
tht Pennypack Park nite.
Alfred It. 1 1 11 1 L- (-Hill Iir. U-IIU unnnlr
Thursday en the Iloxbero nltc and Coun-
nirann inutney announced he will nd-
ecaie tnc L,eugue island bite en Friday
Itcnrc-.cnliitlvpM nf tlu. li.n,.u,i, ..,!
Bailread, the Philadelphia nnd Heading
jad the Ualtiniere and Ohie and the
.. if. i. Company were prepared te
laviec en traffic problems linked with
sue unner consideration.
A u".c!' ,et c0'01' waM Jg'vcn by the
Id-brailipl) nnlfnrme nt Tn A.l..i
u ten. cnmmnndaiit of the Navy Yard,
nil of ( enmiundcr Simpseh, his aide.
Karland Is Here,
and With His Wife
'Uniifil from Vage One
urned aftir a stroll te Bread Street
i.1'i "Ilc,.'e thfy l,ml 'unchcen. Ne
me paid much attention te them, though
1 1 a hit unusual te see a man garbed
i .,9"ln,,!i:i?!' ?M "'0 Bread Street
, ' I ''","'" U01"- niiu they ate
Wy chatted urn cnhlv. I'l.el- i.Ti." ..
tiMi?,1'' "' nndthey did net waste
--.. ...4IU un:r It.
,7hJ, .ft HSr?ttl1 Strcct Ktlen for nn
bcr stroll, however. tl.en. was u ram
M c&cert un f no ti.v i,n... '"i "'
t round that the notorious ulveeat"
fewn with his ri'inilnr. .f .i
hey walked the crowd grew behind
etelCLr?!!Lr '": ."!.
?0Wd outside fmdmeifnd I'S' "".."'S
t a natrelinan hew te reach thn Itemi.
I -- I'HujiuMtja eiiu pur-
OArTnnrl lP i.t ..t. ...
fc "wfftaTSn'tSn'll
"eiilPSS CXnciHMnn nf cn... ..,. iim .
went it is s ,r "., v. v:
eealnst his having paid a v iL it t
I 'iniiA.I j. m . Psrt . T
v'ii "I i(-'
PORTUGAL GETS ITS EIGHTH
GOVERNMENT IN ONE YEAR
Ex:Premler Sflva Again Takes the
Reins and Picks Cabinet
Lisben, Feb. 7. Portugal's eighth
Government Mince February 24, 1021,
nnsuined authority jesterdny. It was led
by Antonie Marie Sllva, who headed a
Ministry for a brief period in 1020
anu was minister ei i inance in the Ma Ma
chade Government, which reslnpil M
21 last. Barbosa de Magalhaes. who
was diimsicr or justice fn 1014 and
1015, was given the portfolio of Foreign
Sllnister.
t
Liens Hear Expert Talk
Rldridgc W. Stein, handwriting ex
pert, Kekc nt file Liens' Club luncheon
today nt the Adelphia Hetel. He aid
that experts could trace typewritten
matter te the yritcr as well ns that
done wih a pen. Kvery typewriter, he
caid. has Fome individual point in
printing its letters.
Erwln Cummins Named Judge
Ilarrisbmg, Pa., Feb. 7. (By A.
I .) dowrner Spnml today nnnnunced
the appointment of Erwln Cummins te
be Judge of Washington County te fill
the existing vaennev nn llin lmiw.li (1,.,...
Cummins is District Attorney.
Elkton Marriage Licenses
Elkton. Feb. 7. Thn fnllnwlnr mnr.
ringe licenses were granted here today :
Nell Burns nnd Mnlipl Itrmvn Wnlnr
8. Ilnniiu nnd ildi K, Junier. Peter
Patcrne und Francen Mnnc'i'er und Jehn
Qulglcy and Mary Inesmcr, nil of Phila
delphia ; Ralph Celelln nnd Erna Shep
herd, Fernwoed.'u. ; .Tames W. Ander Ander
eon nnd Emily It. Miles. Chester: Henry
Jeffers and Marlen Helme's. Quaker
town; Gcnnure I.csctene nnd JJIvn Zam
helln, Norristown. nnd Charles W.
Kane, Summit Bridge,, and Elsie M.
Lewis, (jiuymem, uui.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICEN8E3
Adelph ailllird, 1137 N Mnrslnn t.. and
Adolphlne A. Scliule. 1111 N. SP.tmten.
Franclii J. fillr.sen KlOl X. Uutfhlniieir nt..
(.nil Constuice A. Orelwwnlil, 3310 Luncus-
ter ae.
Hfrnmu Wnre. '.'200 nilswerlh nt., anfl
I)enle Ware. 1.107 New nrstna ave.
Jepeph Teclo. Us Visa t,, and Mildred
Hmullm.1.. 021 N lth hi.
Frink II. Carniene. 1WS S. 15th at., and
Emma Mnrkiey. ir,14 JteKean at.
Jewpli Whitney, ratctxen. .V, j and
Marien i,. .eiiner. lL'l'.i H. 40th at.
Hereld G. Barnett. Camp Dlx. M. J..' and
l.llllnn .Sellcrn. 1110 N. 12th t.
r.iibrt C. Woodwerth. Shleaen Fall
Mlns.. and Kdni M K. Lance. 4012 Sal Sal
eon nt.
Rey P. Ileyd. 202i Kllawbrth at., and Sarah
D. McCu. 1541 Ouenther at. .
Hi nry Jehnsen, 2110 rerteral at., nnd Lucy
Andemen. 211H Keriar-tl at. "
Oudel Warier 142(1 H. Heee at., nnd Slova
15 te 20 Dead in Fire
ih Richmond Hetel
Continued from Pere One
escape. Mes of the women nppeniet'
at the windows and seeral of the gueti-
jumped. I de net knew hew many were
Injured, but I think there were a great
many."
Ii. B. Pcttus, the proprietor of the
hotel, was overcome by smoke and was
taken te his home.
Stllmnn. 1420 H. lteeaa 'at.
Samuel Hill, Media, Va., and Rials B. areen.
M'dl.t. P.i.
Oferee Wall" ftnn Hrewn at., nnd Tlllle
Hnmeaky. 330 Hrrmn at.
Harry Pnnllnc, 1312 W. intli at., and Mar-
enret Walker. 000 H. lKth at. r
CharlM K. Savi. 30 nudlcy at., nnd Vanlta
William Matteraen. 301S Iltheew at., nnd
Mary fiitler, SOlll I.clthcew at.
Jehn McLarklln. isiu fermvald at,, and
Man Frem Yonkers Missing
Envly this menilng an automobile
drove up te the hotel containing u man
who mid he wns from Yenkcra, N. Y.
The maciiine wan ettll stnnding in front
of the hotel enrlv today, nnd it Is be
lieved flint he le"-f his life in the fire.
A man giving the name of Paul Brl Brl
penl, who Kald he was from New Yerk,
jumtcd into n. lin; net from the third
fleer. Ills back. was splotched in manv
places with solder' from the reef whlcL
had dripped down, scnldlns and bum
lug him. He Mid that he had left his
cousin. Jee Martin, en the third fleer,
and did net knew what had become of
Urn.
The plant of the Penii Laundry,
which is located en the Twelfth street
side of the hotel, wan praetiea'lv de
stroyed. The offices of Branch Cabei
& Ce.. located en tke west Mde of thn
hotel, were damaged by smoke, water
and fire.
Bodies May Be in Ruins
The firemen have net penetrated the
section of the hotel ruina under which
they believed most of the bediei would
be discovered If these who are listed as
missing failed te escape from the burn
ins building.
The wnlls of the SavlngH Bank of
Itlclimend and of nn ndjnlnins building
rccupicd by a brokerage firm eellnpeed"
during the morning, nddlnj te the dlf-
ncuiiy or tne workers. The wires and
vnult.4 of the bank nnd the broker of-
pficts are believed te be Intact, though
nicy p.re uuricii unuer me uenriR.
The Arc swept toward the Carev
street section, and It was only by con cen
centrntlug nil the available fncllltlen
befere it that the flame were presented
from making their way te the whelcfcal.i
district.
Se rapidly did the flames spread
through ths renr of the hotel that ail
nvenuets of escape of the guests lu that
part of the hotel were cut off. The
clothing of (.everal of these who jumped
was en fire.
ppT3 f.-n'"v -' ''ijy 'H ? TKKflY ' '
Three Biff Leta of
Women's Pine
Undermuslins
, Tmkn Right Oat cf Rigutar Stock mnJ
DrmtHcalfa RtJuetJ for Quick Ctomrmnce
Dainty Lace-Trimmed. Gowns
98c "nd $1.50 E"h'
Slightly mussed
models, exquisitely
firie and lacy, re
quiring only a tub
bing te restore
them te their orig
inal freshness and
beauty. Various
styles some
charmingly simple
in treatment,
ethers elaborately
lace and ribbon
trimmed. One pictured.
Fine Satine Bleemers QQ
Well-made bloomers, trimmed vOv
with pointed ruffles edged with lace.
Philippine Gowns of
Fine Nainsoek, Each
Beautifully hand made and hnnd em
broidered. Choice of several exquisite do de
signs. SNELLENBURCS Second Fleer
VV.-f77JA4g'
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B
wvJ - V'V'V'
a a
,''11fr.
STundar Vlrury 7, 192J, 8r Opcati at 0 A. M. Cleact at OlSO P. it, M "
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK-MaBKETMnl2T STREETS LL M
imxfjrtm'fih
A Great
Sale of
Men's
Athletic
Union
Suits
$2.45
and
a:
Iir.
u, uenrni . of 'iTOe m,.ii, u.i
iftBl Rfrnnf .! . . ... "J,L"
irT cm ; ;. gi 7V ?. ,,.0"', 'v'-'
nri , . uuj iviicji iem uar
and xiiu in i,iim,, . .iir,i ,.-
I L n r,,,ln0 "P llcre t me nif."
Inlhnni-flar'nd hat alene during her
fcni Ls nbeence. She refund te lm
i rV.nn-'S' I1! emphatically
hrlahd.'" iwn; vm .me.
rSf'W affair first burst en the
WW as a triangle, but Peen developed
ermn K. uarnnR,10 ,wl,Pn :NIli", ".
S i1 Mnnl et Onrlund' mother
ft mi1bl,clr ,KT rJ for the
umateur farmer was mere thau sis-
Miss Bensen
ftSFrW'-'ture
liarn ...." ",,I,.'.N "lI,e l'ntph Ullil
he ni.i ZV i UJ. ",or Problems" with
i of, lle "foul mufe,"
reuld wl0sS Sr,? ll0ver, Miid lie
2l.nSMV nipa,r J,f 5fflcl,, CJ8 " ",l!
the mu- Ventiens l0 ,he ful1 llmlt
enreling Oabrlel 131 Wraer at.
Dnnm N. Vlcura. lS.lil Lenjibnrd at.,
Rebert J Hrames En-t Willow Qrevc. Ta..
anrt I.'l!lnn HanJ, B022 Wnlnuf it.
Marcl A. Inunclewkl. 430 .S 4lh at,, and
Muv 13, ciiiix. .n, i; i.ir. Mtii and Walnut.
Ravmend Jllcharla, 210T Ilrld,, at,, and
Marie M Coatrlle, S072 Welkel si.
Ravmer.-i J. I'latt. T.'Sl Marline at., and
Hflen S. Drlnl.wnter. 1R7II Melle Bt.
Aileir Strenlak, llien .V. lth at , nnd l'rcda
Hiliudnr. lOUfl N -llh at.
Julian replel, 4705 Tncenv at,, and Peter-
enela Krawezalc, 47? Mllner at.
William Mcllenrj. 2rtll) N. 24lh at,, and
Maiy K CnmpUll, 2(133 N 24th Bt.
Cheiter Katll Catnn Dlx. S. J . and CJa-
br'olle Ward, 1230 SpilnB Oirden at.
0ldln d! Maitlne. I.vje H. ISih at., and
t.lettu Nlnn . 1017 S. lllrki hi!
Sldrrv O. Miller New Hrunalck, f. J..
and Haiel R, Miller. Akrnn. Ohie.
Joaeph Jablnnaltl. 132 N. 23d at..
and
and
ter Regent
(By A. P. i
Cheese Cheater LerH
Albany, N. v.. Voh 7
nor nVenS-,V,''d' of Uroekljn, chun.
iw Ynrl'10 . '"JvcrtUty of the Statu if
d.uI'0?isV' n1. til.. imity-H can-
IteYei.ia i l t" T"": l"e Beard
Lelin. . ' V.. " ""'" euwh of the
Wlslature will mwt jelut setslen
Fall Kills Carpenter
Sri''Pri'ay. I" the (lernmn.
tanirV T, la, ' ."? u" w" fractured
Kntnrlna Jaio. Ill Pemberten at.
Renald n. X)r'er. in fi. 40th St.,
Gwendeline H'phardaen. IS -V fi'JH ul
Alex Rlmkiia, 231 N 10th at., and Danlzela
Mithbnll.. MOT Melen at. "im
Ilemv -llenil. NewHeld. N. J., and Iela
Schcfl. Newflald. X J. """
Jullun Ileai. 721 H. Wnrnnrk at,, and Her-
edetta I'lzze. 721 S. Wurneck at.
Thniniisl8ppra. 271 N uth at., and lMnu
M Knight. 2(110 (Jlmrd iim u '
Ornegn JenH. 2.1411 Morten at., and Clara
V. VeunjKln. 2543 Morien at
Ooerao If. Allen. 238 Diamond at,, nnd
Caiollne Macklnteah. 1704 N idtli at,
Hemer ( Kerhtel, niO Waltrn ne.. and
Arum Kuc ne'lu. 15 N. IlliH at.
Cenrce T, Hanenln, nil Wulluce St., nnd
Mary A, Cele. 2312 N. 7th at.
Reiter Yedar, 12.12 Clrejleck at., nnd Katll-
ryn Jonas. IIOilO KlngneHHlin; ave.
Ihemaa J. Klelda, 2341 i; .Mlwrt at,, and
Ida A. aianacin, 2311 r Albert.
Cleerue. 3. Welrer. 1414 N 27th at., nnd
Martha P Denoan, 1011 W. rhompaen at.
i it'ii ji, i.itini'i, t aiiiuii, kj , nuj .ti.iiy u.
OeMpr, 2MM5 Snlmen at.
Alfred I. M Ilalili. 5.131 Leruat it., nnd
liuia A Hill, ,11.11 I.ecunt st.
Jehn J TurnecK, 210,1 II. I.lpnlnentt at., and
rnu.ili II. Ilalley, 2.'l.'h II Nnrrla at.
Jeseph Hlma IIOHO Oikferd at., und Uella
lliiiklnr, Jil-JM wilder at, ,
i:. Nocellii, mm ri Dili ft , and Amelia le.
colelln (leu S lllh at.
Fred Wilsen, 235 H (juli.e bI.. and Mai-
muet I'lnkney 1013 r) 13ih at
MIKi Ili'iiMUl 1715 IMuutnii at , and Yuslni
IVenke, 1715 Dnuntin nt
Heniv T. O'lld. Atlaiuv Cltj, uml Mny V.
llernian, 213U Klklljs ;u.
Jereph FIeuh. 152S Mumni'T at., nnd I'd-
ninillft llliillac. 2700 13 Onlirle at.
Jehn Ul l''nrillniiiid), Ardnieiu, l'a.. und Itua.i
tlitlhiid, 521 Weed at. ,
ll'IIIK.ni A s..lilltlnfT. 'lO'tn M l,...Ar. ..
und Aucurtu A, Mnn., 4023 .V. Marahaii
t.
Earner) Cehen, llioekljn, N. Y, and l.llla
Kliih, 3175 Tltal at
Crlln An'hnniieln, 21180 Tliainpwn at , and
Mary Zeinhvak . 2H0S IMcurinnt at.
Thnim-a A, IIbb.iii. lillil N I'llelliern h(,,
and Mary A llaiunin, 20.1S j;, Onuule at
Matthew hVlilie. 71lf N' I.'' I t., nnil Deunhy
rei anu t i,i , h.ii ai
LLOYD GEORGE CONFERS
WITH ARTHUR GRIFFITH
Critical Situation Prevents Him
Frem Hearing King's Speech
Londen, Feb. 7. (By A. P.) The
critical stage which the IrNIi negetia
tiens have readied prevented I'rlme
Minister Lloyd Geerge und Aus-ten
Chamberlain, Government leader in the
Ileiifc of Commens, from attending the
opening of Parliament today. It is un
usual for the Prime Minister net te be
in aMendnncc while the King's speech
H being lead. Lloyd Geerge attended
(lie afternoon se.len, hewjjvcr, and nd
dletell ihe Commens. ,
Arthur GrlQlth, president of tlie Duil
Kirennn. wns in conference with the
Prime Minister nnd Mr. Chamberlain
nt the Prime Minister's residence while
the myal precession was passing through
Whitehall.
Blllle Burke's Mether Dead
Hastings, N. Y Feb. 7. (By A.
P.) Mrs. Blanche Burke died today at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Flor
ence Zlegtleld (Blllle Burke.) She was
bem In New Orleans nnd had made her
uuinu iicre lur me msc Illtcen JClirS.
mnuiKi
You'll taste
the difference!
MU lb
A Particularly Fine but
Limited Let of
Women's Smart
8-Butten Length
Imported French
Kid Gloves
Formerly Sold at $4.25
New $2.19 Pair
Made of fine quality kldskin, evcrseam
sewn, the backs embroidered in various
styles.
Complete size range in white with self
color embroidery white with black and
navy.
Broken size range in black with self
black with white tan gray and cham
pagne. Only 226 Pairs of Clevoa te
Sll at Thit Lew Price Early Solmetien
fa Strongly AdvhabU
bNELLENBURdS First Fleer
Women's $5.50
Heavy Quality
Silk Petticoats
Beth Regular and
Extra Sizes
at $3 ea.
Beautiful, well-made
petticoats, finished with
shirred, ruffled and pleated
flounces. A splendid va
riety of colors plain and
changeable effects te se
lect from. One pictured.
Women's 53.95 and S4.50 Silk
Petticoats and QO QJ?
Pantalettes $ VD
All of excellent quality silk the petti
coats of messaline, the pantalettes of satin.
Attractively made and carefully finished.
Women's All-Jersey
Petticoats and d- Apr
Pantalettes at if)JLUO
Serviceable models, prettily styled the I
petticoats with pleated and embroidered
flounces, . the pantalettes finished with
shirred cuffs. In black and the fashienable
new shades. bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer
An Exceptional Value in
$1.30 Non-Evape
rating Ink Stands
Favorite athletic styles, knee length nnd sleeveless. Carefully made of geed,
Bcrviccaeie woven materials, iuii cut, strongly sewn ana well rc-cnrerccd.
We itcurtd the mjll'i entire $teek of thtte Union Suit eenttquantly w are the
only store in Philadelphia or elsewhere that can offer these inducements.
$1.50 Athletic Union Suits at 70
Of striped madras, plaid or striped lawn, woven colored striped madras ' V
and pongee with color stripe's. i
$2.00 te $3.00 Athletic Union Suits at QKP
Siik-and-cotten mixtures, mercerized me3h and mercerized figured effects. &''
bNCLLENBURcS First Fleer
Women's $1.35
Silk Stockings
On Sale Tomorrow
at 84C Pair
Twelve-strand pure thread silk stock
ings with mercerized garter tops. Black,
cordovan and gray.
Women's $5.00 Lace
Silk Stockings, Pair. .
With lace ankles, in several patterns.
Alse some fancy Italian Silk Stockings in
the let.
In black, white and Russian calf.
SnlTlcnbUrcS First Fleer
$2.95
Brand New $55
Snellenburg Special
Full Cabinet
Sewing Machines
it" n
14- -
rn i
uu
r? $3.95
5 Special Tomorrow
at $49.00
Built by the New
Heme Sewing Ma
chine Company and
especially designed te
meet the needs of
these requiring a
high-grade machine
at a moderate cost.
Sold en the Club Plan
$3 when ordering and $1.25 weekly
Liberal allowance for your old machine
when taken in exchange.
Wonderful Little Hand Sewing
Machines
Guaranteed te De All Kinds of
Sewing
A Splendid
Special Value
at
FOURTH FLOOR
Carpet and Rug
Department
$24.50 9x12 Reversible and
All-Fiber Rugs at . .tM A OK
In dainty patterns and P A.esadt9
colors.
$65.00 9x12 Best Quality Heavy
Axminster Rugs... CM O pTA
A limited auantitv of V W
closely woven high-pile rugs in pretty patterns.
$19.75 7.6x9 Re
versible Rugs.
This Sale of,
Men's $2.50 te
$3.50 Shirts
Affords Oppertunltu te Select Geed'
Leeking, Splendidly Serviceable
Shirts at an Extraordinary
Price-Saving
imr $1.65 a
A sale
comprised
of broken
lines of
stock
from a
p r p m i
n e n t
&
reduction
lets of
our own regular merchandise.
Materials Include If'ercn Madras, Silk
Striped Madras and While Madras
Every shirt absolutely perfect in every
detail of making and finish. In exceptionally
attractive patterns and colors.
Sizes 14 te llVj.
bNr.LiXNB'JRGS First Fleer
IP
$10.75
Best quality wool and twisted fiber: neat.
well covered patterns.
$110.00 9x10.6 lm- R7Q KA
ported Wilten Rugs w
Made of the finest all-worsted yarns,
pretty patterns, guaranteed colors.
$45.00 9x12 Seamless Best 10
Wire Brussels Rugs (ROK HK
In neat, well covered P&JelJ
designs. Well-known make.
$67.50 9x12 Best Quality Wiltana
Rugs &A 9 A A
Closely woven rugs of V vf
well-known make. Made of all fine worsted
yarn. Pretty patterns and colors.
$1.25 4-Yd.-Wide Best rjn
Cerk Linoleum, Sq. Yd.
In a large assortment of pretty pat
terns and colors.
Big Special Sale of
Men's & Beys' $3
Seft llats
at $1.65 Each
Manufacturer's
clearance of high
grade h n t s
sample and dis
play numbers d
slight seconds.
Tomorrow's price
is about half
their real worth.
The let includes
plenty of brown
.models in all
sizes.
SUeIlcnBURGS First Fleer
$22
Each
Made of the very best materials and
fully equipped te de the same kinds of
work as a larger machine.
A popular model for these who have
limited space te devote te their sewing,
and very convenient for these who travel.
SneLLE,NUJRG3 Fourth Fleer J
$2.25 2-Yd.-Wide Heavy Inlaid
Linoleum, Sq. Yd U1 OJT
In pretty, hardwood, tile DL&0
and parquet effects.
95c 2-Yd.-Wide "Pabeelin" Fleer
65c
geed as
Cevering, Sq. Yd
Famous for its durability,
guaranteed te wear equally as
nneieum.
CARPET SPECIALS
$3.25 Velvet Carpet, Q- 7fT
Yard P-L. i U
27 inches wide, suitable for rooms, halls
and Stairs, pretty patterns.
$2.50 Standard Quality Tapestry
Brussels Carpet, Yard " OP
In neat, well-covered ffJA.efJfJ
patterns. NELLENBUReS Fourth Fleer
Sale of Beys' Sturdy
75c, $1 and $1.25
Blouses at 59c Ea.
Well-made blouses of geed-grade percale
in attractive striped patterns, blue cham
bray and squirrel cloth. Made with cellars
attached and soft cuffs. Sizes G te 1G years.
Just the kind of splendid, serviceable
blouses that boys' need by the half dozen for
school and general wear. Better take ad
vantage of the very low pries and lay in a
geed supply!
bNELLENSUKUS First Fleer
Fer Red
and Black
Ink
special at
50c Size Derin's Compact Rouge,
special at
Bourjois Java Rice Powder,
Special
Coty's L'Origan Face Powder in
small metal box with puff, Special.
special at
I t)..XMl.. XT- t .
Goed-lookin dans tanrl with M-htl """.J"" an descant race
OTwArlSl
V -...Jr .'.. Set
" " -
February Sale of
Toilet Articles & Drugs
We Reserve the Right te Limit Quantity Sold te Any One Customer
Mail and Phene Orders Filled Unless Otherwise Specified
Creme Angelus, The Lemen Cleansing Cream for Theatrical A ff(
I Profession It Alse Whitens the Skin, Special at te
SOc-Slzc Derin's La Derinc Compact Face
Powder, all shades, special Off
at ZOC
Linens
At Substantial Savings
$7.50 te $18.00 Pure Irish Linen
Pattern Table Cleths
Seme With Napkins te Match
$4.50 te $12.00 Each
An nHi! inf tlif ...., j! ., II
from our regular stock. Various sizes and
qualities rich, lovely patterns.
19c
Rigaud's Un Air Enbnume large size Cem
pact iace i-ewaer, with Puff, tf -t Q-
K X &4J
C'l.itilii II Trlu. ,lr , II'MI .spirure nt and fl
II HI.IM II AlM'nUfll 1.1 I Sliril.'u el -':
Ai thm S nnblnmiii. L'Tl'i) ", i.iimeiici t
nnil lliiltitr M. KiMliti "lO'J N. Lellhicuw nt.
Anluiile Vurru iSwi !I.iIiiIi1'Iku ( unil Aniui
PniriO. lll.t Ilnnilirv ..
llprninii Cliirlt. nib'.' L'fillnwlilll Nt.. anil Anna
At all our Stores
lloelahun, 14S'J N, l'Vlten nt,
CJeiirne 1.. rarney. 2120 Hii.i
miKAbeth Derimin. 21!. Hhur
mcni ijorie. IT Klnitinil t
Fer. SOlt 0, Dtncrett n,
an nt.. nnd
Hhnrawoed at.
M iMrniea
$6.95
79c
55c
Powder, Special
tee Zlli' whe" '", Ml 'rem " InUder
!bv 'yrajPentrywerk. He la sur-
Srwuwiiy ' rh0 funcrttl W,U b
Plnnud'a I. Hue Vege
tal. Special, equ
Toilet Pumlcr, Ce
caltc. Special . . . . O
S nf II enburK'H J.m
Clinrnie lemon t'rrnin.
Large tin. pe- Bne
clnl ey
fitted lids set in an oak or mahogany case.
Snellenburg'e Commercial Stationery Dept
Hcaquartera for Loese-Leaf and Bound
Account Beeks
Corduroy Bound, Leather
Cornered, Key-Leck
Ledgers
With two hundred ledger, sheets and
re-enforced leather tab indexei. A special
introductory price,
Stationery Specials
$1.50 24-lb. White Weve 6
Envelopes, per box of 500... . .
69c White Typewriter Bend
Paper, 82xll, per ream. . . .
29c 82xll Manila Second -j e
Sheets, per ream AOC
82xll Genuine Leather JQ - r
Price Boek Cevers, Each tpeJsXD
8'2xll Price Boek 0?O CA
Cevers, Each ibsU.ul)
SNELLENBUROS Fourth Fleer m.?,! sp cci'ST 8 7
"TTT N' SNELLENBJJRG.&CO.
35c
29c
19c
37c
$1.00
59c
Snellenburg's Hard
AVaterSeap, Dezen,
We have sold he liuicii of this soap
that by new the people of Philadelphia
knew this is the best cake of Hard Water
Seap in Philadelphia. It is a bis cake
and comes in Almend odor, packed one
dozen te a box.
Snellenburg's Cucumber 1 Q(
Jelly, Special., lO
I.a
c
8 n e 1 1 fiihurur'ti
iiiurme t'ulil nn
Crtam. Special.. ,t
1'rrexlde of Hjilre-".rf-lb.
bottle, t e
bpeclul IOC
flnrllenbnrff'H Then!-
nvui leiii ireuni.oeo i
Speiliil OO
JerceiM IVItcli lintel
simp. Mnde by ninkvrs
et U'ueilbury'H Soup.
S p e e I a 1 Jr
caKe 9
KirkN'Oinnlhtia Soup,
Lhi'ke cize, 5 qq
dozen ,. Lsmif
l.in 't ene dozen
u imrtliaser.
Olhlle Seap,
Special
te
8C
(rem raiwfllA snnn
I' a r k c QCc
b.ir JO
HI Almniiii Cimtlle
Senp. Special, rnr
larpe bar Ol7
''''" Vnacenlnl
soup. Spidal, i ri
nt Yd,
llll l'liiiitlriL- (',,
iiii- neup. I.arBO
ear
39'
Snellenburg's Dental
Cream, Special
riHSJ Willow Fr
Powder. Special Qlje
nt OO
falDen.ta'...15c
30c All-Linen Crash
Toweling, Yard
Pure linen Barnsley-wcave crash towel tewel
nifr, absorbent finish, designed with neat
colored borders.
$1.75 Mercerized
Table Cleths, Each...
Made from heay retten damask in a
half dozen geed patterns. Neatly hem
stitched. 2 yards loner.
$2.25 Mercerized
Damask Napkins, Dez.
Cotten damnsk napkins in a
grade. Several geed patterns,
ready for use. Sine 18x18 inches.
39c Heavy-Weight
Turkish Towels, Each....
Woven from geed grade yarns in a
splendid variety of plaid and striped cflects.
Finished with hemmed ends.
$1.29
$1.49
splendid
Hemmed
25c
SneuZnbUrcS First Fleer
PATENT MEDICINES
2
34
Ilerllcli'N M ii 1 1 e il
Milk. Hospital SV30
size
rhllllpi' Milk
of Magnesia...
V Must lluTf.a
UannleHs Cern He.
merrr. A for Off"
Special 4 t
nrlSTBU' C O II B II
Hemeily. Spe- A Qe
clal W
riiiklinin'K Veajrteble
i empuiinu, .n).
clal
1'liriml Se.
illque. Special
85
39
Maatln'a Vita,
men TabletR..
75
Olyre Tlijniellne.
89
75
31
85
75
25
Ylmutleu'i Mn.rU
Talcum I'ew- y fe
ler. Special 19
Ne mall or phone
orders. Limit 3 te
a purchaser.
Large size. nn.
clal ...
Nuxuteil Iren.
Special nt
Plute Weter.
SpeclRl at
Ilarle'i llypo llype llypo
Ced. Special...
TunUc, Spe.
clal
1'reetene, for
Cern
California Syrup of
rigi. Speclsl. Al9
t HU
Cm.... 1 ..
..nnaiii,,, ne face
Tewder. Spe- fyc
ciai i i
Rlr. Powder. White
nnd Flesh.
Special Ill
Jup Mlne TI- 1 qc
cum. Special... lO
Onaaamer Vnet
l'evriler. Spe- gc
clal 1ST
Snellenburg's Spanish Castile
Seap, Wrapped in Tin 1?A
Feil, Special IOC
"rrircant' llaui,
Itemed;-. .Spe- tseii
cial OO
U'atklnH' Muliltlrd
Caceunut Oil, 2Ae
at J4
lllre'ii Km rihumpoe
-L.
Cream
clal .
Spe
20
White Dental
epeciui
17
S. 8,
Cream,
at ....
KM - Vhene Teeth
Paste or 1'iin. f rf
ler. Special, each O
IientMii. for the
Kums. Special a rv
ai
45'
SNELLENBURaS First Fleer I
This Is the Only Stere in
Philadelphia Where Yeu Can Buy
Tep Surface
Cowhide Bags
at
$9.65
Made of
the beat
top sur
face cow
hide ob
tainable. All hand-
""-superior quality jeather linings
goed-lookim? locks and catches strong
uouble handles extra large sew-en corners.
" ,bn"vni mahesany and black 18 and
20 inch sizes,
Tep-Notch Bags Frem Every Standpoint-
construction, Materials and Finish
Remarkable Valuta at Thit Pricm
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