m&
mmm t-?w aTaaaVaV .
QttftiTME
W Ellis A. Gimbel Is. Hest te the
Klds-They Saw Forty
(" Elephants
-r
; TENTED CITY IS ERECTED
It's here find It's ready. The "bla
' tut. Brundcftt, monteerRcous nnd nwc-
Jnsplrliig nsjjregntlen nf ta'ent nnd.
ticatity of tlic world," ua tue press
iltrnt ruts it. In pluln English, itV
the Itliiglliig Brethers nnd Uarnum 4
Ballej Circus.
In many ji the press npeent Is
rlclit for white mountains of rnnvnn
cOTcr lli old circus let nt Nineteenth
itreet nnd Hunting Park nvr-nuc; pen pen
nens'fluttfr In tlic wind nnd het deg,
peanut and lemonade cndcrH flit the
ilr tilth their cries. x
At '-' o'clock this afternoon was the7
'firvt pcrfeiinancc, nnd It was made note nete note
nertliy. a in many .vr-nrs pact, by the
..MKcnec of Kills A. Olmbcl's children
Jinne of them. S thousand children
from fifty-one orphanages and Institu
tions, 'etingGtcn that for one day, any
how, have a big. genpretis dtrtldy who
'kujs them a neat for the clrctii and
"Muffs their little tummies" with all
the candr nnd peanuts they can held.
A motertruck, as larsc as n circus
' wagons transported the peanuts, prct
Ifld nnd cakes for the children.
The IlccopUen Committee Is com
'posed of Mayer Moere, Hdward llek.
President .Tntljc Charles L. Brown nnd
Judges Uennlwell. German nnd Walsh,
of the Municipal Court; Harry Nus
bums, Director of Welfare Warburteu,
Benjamin Wolf and Cullen Cain.
Prominent women "mothered" the
wrleus groups. They included :
Mrs. Sidney A. Alee. Mrs. Jacob
nillikepf. Mrs C. 1. Ilrewn. Mrs.
Ilarry Ilehal, Mis. A. A, Christian.
Mrs i:ilin A. (ilmbel. Mrs. Ih'imdlit
Gimbel, Mrs. Ilcnedlct Gimbel. Mr., Mrs.
Charles Gimbel, Mrs Udwln II. Dan
nenbamn. Mrs. V. M. G. Klr-lidier, Mrs.
Samuel I). Mt. Mrs. .1. 1). Mi Call, Mrs
Itlebnrd Nerrls. Mrs Ilnrtey M. Nn
i ban ten, Miss Helen 8. Natbnnsen.
Mrs. Stanten Oppcuhelmcr. Mrs. Frank
rfntUcr. Mrs. ,1. M. Qivcnncll, Mis.
Higmund Itesin. Mr". Herace Stern.
Mrs. .1. F. Schnmberg. Mrs. J. I.,
toiler, Mrs. I'M K. Selig, Mrs. Heb-
-Vrt ion Jilescluslsker. Mrs. I. II. Vlr- J
ilin, Mrs. Leuis Wolf nnd Mrs. Julius
Vejl.
The 6)00 canvaMucn and helpers bad
I tough time of It yesterday, trying te
get the "big top" up. Twice the high
ninds bleu it down, but they bung en,
and nftcr a long, hard fight, get the
main tent up bj Mippcrtlmc.
The nnliiuils were taken care of Hrst,
this being the rule of the show. After
that the people connected with it could
bepretided for. Performing dogs hnve
a little tented kennel of their own. The
performing animals have their own
tmt, mid the ether beasts, brought
along for e.lillltlen -purposes, are In
their emii animal tent. A big black
panther occupies a cage wltb six tigers, I
lie Is net worried, and the tigers give
Jum a Hide lieitli. ler It is jungle lore
"that one blnck panther can lick nu.i
tiger that etcr Hied, and the tigers
Vnew it. They may Miarl and bite
among thcnuclies, but thci arc "off"
-Hint panther fur geed. Twe of the
camels hate little "camelcttcs" enlj
three weeks old. Forty elephants svva
gently te and fro nnd four giraffes, an
animal Incapable of making any sort
lef sound, gaze placidly en.
There arc -100 human performers
itli the Muntw and they hate a large
dining tent of their own, with red table
letlis, mid eicrjthlng'denc up in the
best circus stile. Altogether there are
14S7 person connected with the big
mainu. There will be two perfor
mances dully, one at - P. M. each
afternoon, tlic ether beginning at i
o'clock P. M.
TACONY-PALMYRA FERRY
TRAFFIC EXTREMELY HEAVY
.Nearly 11,000 Passenger and 1600
Autes Carried Sunday
An iincMiectcdli hcaiv telume of
traffic ias handled' b the two beats
of the Tin en) -I'alin.ua Terry Company I
jrstcrdiij. 'Iheic were from IKHH) te!
31.000 pisengprs rnriied, and fiem
1000 tn IMMI iiiilnnieliili's, ai'ceidlng te I
William It. Ketnnd, of the Heard of DI- '
rciter".
While piepnrntieiiH had been made I
ter hcni) business, the motorists tir
rttcj In mhIi iiiimbers that the bunts,
rc leaded te the limit ciery trip. This l
greallj lessened the cousestieii lit the I
Market street ferries, iuul.aved meter.
'?i many a wcaiy wait.
The enlj hitch all day was the ja in
ning of the i udder en ene end of the
Xncenj. This made it ncccr-sni) te
'urn the beat around every time the
Hit the slip.
TAKES 0WN1IFE
Adam
Klnch, North Mutter Street.!
Hangs Himself
Adam Klurh. tlftj -nine ,ien old. of
i.i er,u Sutler itieet, lemmltted l
iileldc b hanging, nrl .icstcrdaj
vtuuuu. 111 iiih neuie.
Vllk ''cc?rQK te police of the
fourth and Wk streets station, had
.2,.A"tief ,erI for "'vcral months
no this in advanced as the icasen for
tasulclde.
. ..! he' suspended by a lope from
ViMr ''A !hc wHIns. was dhcevered
tMIke elir. a boarder, mere than
e hours after Kincli had Kene up-
ORDERED TO ASYLUM
Alleged Swindler te Be Sent Bade,
for Treatment
lii i.n, ,,rlt,' fl,f, ..V""-" "''1- KM Ins !
s aihli, ,ls ,lH Washington lleM.
?eun,iU'"V' ,"".1 lJn"lliln streets, was
S ,!" K,,l" of obtaining menej
inucr fain. pi(.Plls,.M before JmlK Fin- I
Wltr en I,,. R,lni, et i.unitj, I
for UnT""?1 ,,u, ,l,p H,nl" I'Pitnli
J" tUe lilinliial Inmne, at Fain lew, I
thick's0 YiH 1""n1Me,1 fn'- Put-sing begusj
t l in.,,,"0 I,n,s ,Cl,,, " ,ull(,,,t "' mi-
llace Will Bequeaths $280,000 I
2IM I w,",1!1 -tl1" J,C ,",", ('- Wallnce. I
Jrebai , "V" h",''cl' 's.ndijItt..d tu!
nlenr ,.U,,n,..,, '"M'eses of an es- '
;,,!?.of. "bout si'sn.oeo iii..i, k 1.. 1.,.
"imni iteen his uiiiu. m.. i'..'.... I
l5?rc,""V,,l,1 ''" f-'-'r chlldre,.:
Wnll,irVi ..". " '"7iiueiu.
nil i V. '"' leeiM'a Miniiiikkhen
" et hw urn""1 ,( ,It. Among
thou. ',I,H "'I'l'ltlrd te probate aru I
'Aieni, ' ""., """Is-in. 77,'l North 1
iHeniv .. ., ",l"S"i. i.t ,eri 1 1
W !. 'Pl,y!.7trw"'' MWMKI: Geerge
m ' e'i,U;CI li"irmbrlu btr.-et.
rtterlmin. .J ?': war lia j;.
lllennllcrAfi',,lc,,(l- '' HlH-Mwiil strict.
late ri.,L J w eri' or ,,m ,s'"'0 et
Kjmxrr & iiwmrwmMMiimmmmMnm wnmr:)wmrTwmmr
iwMmmFOKmMQEmimMi wmF-wwA
1 h 'i"""" iw tw iiwvin r MwL4
Police Force Entfance ttf Heme of
Fermer Councilman
Geerge Cook, former Councilman from
tlic.Forty-sccend Ward, was found dead
en Saturday night In a bathroom of his
home at aiO Tnber reed. The room was
filled with Illuminating gas. Mr. Cook,
according te examining phjidclans, had
Dccn dead for n week or ten dajs.
Mrs. Cook, who Is taht te haic been
estranged from her husband since last
?t r? wcn' '" Saturday afternoon te
the house nt which he lived te get emc
clothes she had in storage there. Failing
iu b a repiy sni netiticci the Drauch Drauch
tewa police, who forced an entrance. On
the snme afternoon a deputy sheriff
il"! ftt n net,cw wUu the UranchteiMi
district te be fcened en Mr. Cook tnv
non-support of his wife and daughtei.'
r i,.,,.no "nf"ns et tlie body Dr.
Leuis Wiley, of Tuber read and Amer
ican street, was called.
Mr. Cook, who was ferty-flic yeam '
old, retired from public life about live i
.icnrn age. At one tunc lie was n real
estate assessor. Hn uim ,0o,.te,i in
Council as a Democrat en a fusion I
ticket. I
awiTW7wmmmmmFmmmmLmvw
sTM I'fl W b M MITW f'SfWlm Wmm TaW WWWWWW ftswi 'iwnj r 'g rw.
. By HENRY K: NKKLV ?V '
; 3 t :
4bH0bIbHbBSbW k
bBbbbbbbbBbbbS mSr!mGk"
BflBflBBflBflBflHaBflBBflBflBfll bWJBBbKB
ieaBBalBHBBBBBBBBBPBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBB9BBBBBBBBBBT BBVBBBBLbT MS
BBBBBBBBBBBTBBBBHBBBBBBVBBBBBBkBBBBBBV V X
ENDOWS MT. SINAI HOSPITAL'
I never eeuld understnnil what fas
cinatien knitting had for a wemnti until
Leuis Lipkln Gives $30,000 In Hener
of Parents (and Daughter
A sift of .tSO.000 tn Mnimf Hlnni
Hospital by Leuis Lipkln, 1002 Chelten
avenue, was announced today by Albert
B. Hyman, superintendent of the insti
tution. The money is given for the
purpose of erecting a new dispensary
which will accommodate 00,000 mere
patients n year.
Mr. T.lpkin, according te Superin
tendent Hytnnn, makes the gift in mem mem
erv of his narrntH niwl nltn tn e
memernte the engagement of his daugh- , "'finds woven In nnd out around, and
Here Is. a form that jeu can ue for cutting out the cardboard te make
spider-Acb coils. On the right, the picture shows the method of winding
I , them
The Handiest Coits for the Novice
I Detail te wind snider-neh rolls for
radio set. Then I knew. Nowadays,
I sit and wind spldcrwebs while I ta'k
te friends nt home, or de it te keep
my hands busy while I'm thinking out
some problems. That shows hew easy
and entertaining it is, once jeu get the
nang or it.
ter Lillian mid Herace Marer. nn nt
Max Mayer, a Mercantile Appraiser.
DORRANCE HOME LOOTED
around a certain number of spokes. It
is nlvaH an uneven number se that the
Miccesslve Inters of willow fulrr. In
the ease of radio), will cress each ether
bctucm the spokes.
Till nfntllrn utinuM nlenplt ttlm n
Residence of Late Head of Campbell spider-web, or basket-woven, cell is.
Soup Ce. Found Ransacked ', " M Rv sample form which can
E? HZ0 uLtn ,snhteCr(A,r1t,,U,r,Dfr- ren'i cardbeanl fe a' tu 1 work." M
rancc. who, until a short time before, n0nV nsn inn Hii.L- i,nrHhr,-.V.i i
;!CnCempaaniW s0' !SSK ' WWUftWbJ
iiesffi;HM.!Rr,,,DerrM:! lu1?,0:!, ' -
piece of metal or cardboard .05 Inch
thick, don't get discouraged and think
It needs n mathematician te figure It
out. Figure this way: Flic enc-hun-dredths
enunj ene-twenleth. Therefore,
twenty iu n pl!c will measure an Inch
high.
Fer these spldcrweb cells use tough
fiber sheets that will pile twenty or
thfrtr tn nn Inoh. nrrtlnnrv .nlti.ia,1
Spider-web cells are also known as J will de, but is cry likely te crack and
uenct. ieu wnnt your ltnislierl cells
(there must be nt least two of them)
te He flat against each ether. If they
gradually assume n bowl-shape, as they,
almost certainly will. It's all right. Juct
f,ct the rounded side of one Inte the
hollow of the ether nnd you have the
requisite close contact.
I want you te make two of these
cells even before you knew what- vnn
arc going te de with them. Then we'll
basket-woven coils. They are made just
tn com- r" wiiiew nnsnets are inaue, witu
ranee rtlcil March J- last, and since
that time tue Heuse, which is in Hiicr Hiicr
ten. N. J., has been closed.
When n member of the family went
there today the front doen, were stand
ing wide open. Iniestlgatleu showed
the robbers had climbed up the perch,
oreKcn a minu pane ei glass in a win
dow 'and had unlatched the catch. Thev
had then chiseled off the top of a small
safe, but only found a, few articles of
little mine. '
bera u m jeu have no micrometer Te
measure one-thirtieth of an
There s a very easy way te de it
take tip the matter of "hearing concerts
witn tncm. .met tnhe mi word for it
that it can be flene. A neiice friend of
mine mnae two tnc etner ulglit. hooked
them up te aerial, phones and crystal
detector according te instructions I'm
going te give you. and. men witlinW
inch, i the bother or expense of n lariablc con-
flnnset. hnrl filn fnnr,nittt nn 4l,nt ...... -
Take your scissors ami snip off fifteen I nine nnd was able te tune one out nnH
or twenty smnll bits of the cardboard 'get the ethers at will. Yeu c'an de the
jeu thought of using. Pile thrt-c bits up 1 same thing.
and measure with a rule. Make a pile .Draw two circles en your cardboard.
jus,, eiir-uuii iiiL'ii iiikii. J lien count
hew many bits there arc in the pile. If
there are fifteen, each is one-thirtieth
or nn inch thick: Simple, isn't It? Se.
one two inches in diameter nml tim
ether five Inches and a half or six incke-i.
bse the tame center for the two clrc'cs,
se that they are around encli eHier.
------- - - - - w " win. van j ua iiiuuiiii till II Ullll T
icn you see something (ailing for a Then trace out the poke form In the
PIlF
IXANTIC
is always
Uniform
The meter that's up against one grade of
fuel today and another tomorrow cannot be
expected te perform at its best.
That's why the majority of motorists use
Atlantic and Stick te it!- Atlantic is UNI
FORM and always obtainable!
Atlantic uniformity represents one of the
most notable achievements in oil refining his
tory. The Atlantic standard is definitely set
te meet the requirements of meters as they arc
built today.
'And that standard must be maintained!
Behind it are the experience of years, the
tireless research, study and work of Atlantic
chemists and engineers, and the facilities of
one of the most completely equipped refineries
in the world.
wmI
wr-ytfik
cardboard, "atlcV Th Tpln In the.eVfter
of your two' circles nntWeu're ready te
proceed.
Tic ene end of n short pleee of thread
around the pin and, with this thread
drawn tight, extend it out the white
spaces between the spokes nnd mark en
your outer circle where each one comes.
That divides jour six-Inch circle Inte
fifteen parts.
Take jour tracing nwav and lu'e a
line between tlicce markings and the
center, no that jeu have the upekes
drawn en nn extended irnlc. In ether1
words, jeu nre simply duplicating this1
black form making It six Inches iu out- '
side diameter and the "hub" two Inches
in dlnmetcr.
wmm?
rhlltfelatila flUUen WHI)
(fttranbrUt t'letiifer)
1:10 P. 11. Lite newn Items from 1'cblie
Leen Kit. ' t '
a 30 'te 4-30 I'. M. fcebcm by th Straw
brldce k Clothier Mala Ouartet and well
knemn sotelitss
MnybrUe llsrelta Mnrsden. contralto';
I.erftU Kcrls, pliinlstl t
tMn)fed Lewlt, n'neri
Jelm Owens, tenon
llniriM A. Slmend. burllene,
.Inhn ond-rBleol, li..
r. in tn il P. M Ilttilll mere.
(1,10 lu 7 I'. M. Instruaha radio talk by
I)l I'. KendHll, Jr.
rhlldflil Station ID
(Ulmbfi nrelhrrs)
aurtMVvaf 'tlM Cm 1 1 try CAmmnVf
70 Est nd B It'silhy," br Mrs.
JoneiiA n. nhert, editor of the Heunewtvcs
I'lcterlat nevlew.
7:l"Klre Prevention," by T. Aifreii
Flemlnir, National iieard of Klre Under
writer 8 lleeltal by Mabel Kmple, American ae.
rrane; tla Florence (lent. erempanlt. Pro Pre
rm: "Hese In the. Hud." Dorethy Keraler;
".tuat leu " It, llurlflgh! "Houthem I.ul
Inby." It. if, Terri'i aria from "Cavallerla,"
Mftfraiml! "Vn deux Men." Delbruck: "I.
Celnmba," Kurt Hclitnd'er: "le Belr,"
fhrlntlan Krlenm "There 1 Ne Death,"
Oaeirrey O'llara: "iphrrelt." rtliea Hllbertai
Clelden frown (nplrltuM), Oantvoort Oantveort Oantvoert
Oraveai "The Thrill of Veu." Vanderpoei:
T!ntn
' Tiini
llVi
I'enn
ullh a pin, punch a hole In the hub tenon L ,. . . ,
near one of the spokes. LV Xe. 20 or, "AhB!" lln
NejSM, cotton covered wire, either single 51 "Len-'t 'C cr " MyHonlc'y""(N'e!i).
or double, though double Is belter. Pass! Mr. William r. Miller at the riiane.
ene end through the hole and nu'l I. : 80 nc'tal by Uiliiam ;i. cernea, b.rl-
through about n feet of wire. Then
Man winding,
l. "Sunny Eyc," Knuland.
".'. "Morning, " Uel niign.
.1. "IlaiialnK Out the c'lelhea."
. . "Three rer aark." fiuire,
Aaatnt by Jlra. rrnni.s Babcoeli. accem-
Hall.
panlnt.
a Tl
nerllal en Cenrelil Tleoreducln Tlane.
7 n Final baaetiau acerea
"ilti "Uncle W I P " bdtlm aterls
7 U0 "Uncle IV I V" will read the names
of children nrltlne In te him.
I'blUdelphlu KtAtlen (MOO)
(WiinamnUer'a)
la r," te 1 P. M. Arllnalen time lenal
4 !10 te R 10 P. M. Piane ael-tlena
7 III I". At. Vecal lcctlen by Mls i:il-
I b,fh lln vll. rnntralln. und Ml4 llprtha
' rertir,
It rl tier the ulre tin tlirniiwli mi. n,,
of the spaces lietween two spokes and
weaie te the right, under one. our the
next, tinder the next, eier the next,
and se en. keeping n fairly geed strain
en the wire, fe thnt it will make a neat
basket appearance. Keen en 'windlnt
until veu hnve' put 100 or 110 turns
en. That will make n cell geed for
about 800 meter wave lengths or any I
waie length under that for the uicrege
amateur aerial.
M.l,. ... . aI -i, ... .. I KertlAr rentmlfn.
...a tv i iiicw roie.. ny me time til'M. Concert by . C. O 1'and
f nVC ith?ln "e tenlirht you'll want Siena. N. J., ftatlen (WJ)
tO CO IO lil(t. Rn UP'I rrtL'n mt U a.... ....
of thn nrne; ,;;;;.-"': '"" '"' I tWeaMiwneu.) Pl.ne
-- - .---- ' ww. ....At. .t,svii. i n i
Me.' V.nrl.mnnll Kmliln'
"That Nlihl." I'enn. f'nnr.rt
by l.'larlt Merrell, tenor aelblut of Dr. ;d
tnaii'a.rjrtitrai (Jonarenatlenal church, llroelt
hn; RdwUrd Hrhln.i, nccempanlat. Prearami
"Cem I.oie .Me," Vnnderpoel: "Morning,"
H peaks' "In Native Werth." Craatlnn.llay
dnn: "the l.llac Tree." cUrtlniu "There I
Ne Death," O'ltara" "I'll Bln The" Penaa
of Araby," Clay: "Veatl (a Clulbba," !en.
raie.le (Arlea Paallaccle); "I Wender It
Teu Still Cnre " Hnder.
P:15 rterltal by Hen f,en', hrle aoprane,
who recntly citi a, recital at llvj While
lleurc,
I'llUburcli Station (RIK)
lUeallnalienw)
3.30 P. jr. and at flftcen-mlnute Inlerinli
thereftfter llanebnu acerea.
7 P. XI riiisball imu Ne Wcklv
relew of hualnean cendltrnna by the National
Indu'lrlat Cenference Heard.
7:t5 I'. M Clevernment market report
and a report of the New lurk Hteck V
change. 8 1. f. Daaebill etere' "t.irae gtea n
ahlpa Tint Ancher In Amerlcin WhIti '
by Grasce Drultt l.atus, of the Public
Opinion Newn Uureeu
S 3d P. Jf "Flunllns lilnnd ' n tedtline
alnry for 'he children
0 P. XI. JIualc by th Ilrnrst flambl'
Concert Party MIsk Cluru Mlelnun, no ne no
nrunei Mlaa Verrt i Pace, lelnlM. Krnest
Oamble, basso lntleTl I, "kpn Me
tn reei
due-art rv
fMminar," (M
idnat fill
iw rvaaiinsrvi a
neamlnir." Ih) "f niaaeal hv"
Jllaa Clam Htadelmiuu 8..U)
Moie perpetue." mim vrni
air from "Julius rneiar." j
Dance." t'rneat (lamblei 10 i
That I lllea " MIk Htadelma
Oamble: II. "Slant Bena." aa
Charlea Wakefleld Cadmau eif te
UUU'.I, I.MVUUVNIH IMUIIU, f M, I
H0LT0N TALKS ON
,- " v
Alexander Van RcnaaetatriJ
talna 300 at Luneh.'y
Alexander Van Iteusclncr, a
of the- Seamen's Churclt Instlt
tertnfned 00 men lilcntlfled
shipping interests of the pert aVj
con today in the Ilellcvue-
The officials et the Atlantic
builders' Association were th
of honor. t
T a 11' rtnllr... n.n.l,l.lr(i
Marltlmi) Kxchniigc, spoke OH5V
Sjcsqtil-Centennlnl nnd the I'ert."1
dresses nit-e were mnue ny liisnen
In ml ami the Hci. ivrcy 11. Mleckataw, 1
rector of Uld Mueilcs. ?X.
UM 4nr Ann r.l.lllu V
Mflglstrnte Helieits today held
llntn I). reniMin. of .'U0 MmekH
m
-vn ;
pike, wltlieill ball ill roniieclloil 'wMHwJ
the death of l.euis Singer. sIxtY-flv?! vl
.icars old. of '-lirt'.l Arlntm street. ViM'Ji J
': :-.I.T.. .... . ... ........ J .. ..!....,......... ..!... 1 -.-.AS .'MiM
ArAin, .mho, ioeiip, riterncu ui i rnim. any ingui u iiiniunui uiitrn uy I'earevti; "
nanta en the M'Ihwhv due-art repreduclna I f,,fniiv iiililKHl Stnccr licnr
1 ni.nn "MHtlle ami I." Concert Prti-: .1. I'linilJ llljuini p'"h ' " V
St. "Business and Induatrlal Condi-1 mad acene from "Lucia dl Uimmermoer,"
ninth street ami I.elilgh aicnue. Aji
Tweaf.j
.a
j7V
Economy Basement Specials for Tuesday
$3.50 Silkelinc
Comfertables
at $1.69
Pure white flufTy cotton
Tilling and pretty ailkeline
covering. Heavy weight.
Full sire.
$4.00
Comfertables
Silkeline coverings. White
sanitary flufTy cotton 1U1
itig. Full sie.
$7.50
Comfertables
Pretty flewciccl pcrcalinc
covering nml Innib'n-woel
filling. Full sue.
$10.00
Comfertables
IiHmb'b-woel ftlling. Cov
ered with flowered jiercaline
and satine with plain satinc
border. Full size.
aBBBBBBBBJJJJJJ)BBBaaBllaBBaBBaajjjjjjjjjjBJJJJBBilTBB
M .MONDAY. M,V S, UMi, Stere Opeiia 0 A. M. Cleaea at S3U I'. M. M
NNELLENBURGN
L J ENTIRE BLOCK-MARKET HXnl2TSTREETS L J
$2.98
$4.50
$5.95
Tomorrow a Remarkable Sale of
Beys' Sturdy Play
Garments
SNELLEFiBlKGS l-conemj-
HU'iCineiit
Half Price Sale of
Women's
Slip-On
Sweaters
at $1.29
Beys' Slip-ens
41c
Tun, brown ami blue.
Sizes 3 te 8 jears.
-e2VV
Beys' Overalls
48c
Blue denim, with apron
front and shoulder straps.
Sizes 4 te 15 years.
k SK
--A Jijj
. . . ..
u
I I M '
If.
sei
Beys'
Playalls
81c
Ulue ileniin and tan
khaki. Sue's He 8
yea is.
Tremendous
Reductions en
Wall 7
Papers
15c Wall Papers, Ka,
Rell "Vr
Bedroom and kitchen
I papers. '
Sold in Combination, with ;
Uerdcrs tn Match at 5c ami
7c Yard .
20c te .'JOc Wall Q
Papers, Rell u
(irass cloth, block, figured
and lleral tfl-signs.
Sold in Combination, with
Uerdcns te .Match at 10c aai
12'.c Vard
s
4Uc an I'apcrs, l u
Rell...., L01
Feliugc tapestry, brocade,
stripe and plain oatmeal
napcrs. T
Borders nnd Hinders te
Match ut 7!;c te loc Yara
Paperhangcrs' Toels and
I'ttbtc at lteanvnable Prices
mi
M
ICR
iMVj
m
AT
V1
f t 11
.4J
r
OS.
J I
M
Wi
m
'M
m
J
if
1
kT3
1
m
LLr,3JRGS Economy Bubciucut
Tlicse popular blouse
5 v, caters liac round neck
and short sleeves. Medium
weight and shown in two
most teiviceable coleis
black and nay.
SnELLENBUReS 'o'ieiij
Uaseineiit
Women's
Amoskeag
Gingham
Bungalow
Aprons
Bargain-Priced
at98c
Neat checked gingham1',
finished with p'P'inK t,asn
and pocket.
SfitacriDS xynml
Special Sale of
Infants' Wear
OJ-
for
Exceptional Offerings in
Dainty Undermuslins
Fer the May White Sale
Women's Nightgowns Women's Enve- OQp
and Envelope KQC lope Chemise OUK
Chemise, Each.. Lingerie cloth in plain
Made of soft white hn-' tailored styles,
geric. Gowns have .ekes of ' Women's (U" 1Q
embroidery. E nvclep c V'!..i,4 ' i. J.7
Chemise are linished with lBhtfi;ewns at "
lace and lace medallions. . Of Willow Leem in white
49c
39c
Women's Extra-Size
Nightgowns 98c
at ......
Trimmed models of lin
gerie cloth. Sct-in-sleces.
Cut full.
Women's
Corset
Cevers. . .
Lingerie cloth, finished
with neat embroidery. Gcn Gcn
cieU3ly proportioned.
Extra-Size
69c
Dainty tailored models
Women's Envelope
I Chemise
iat
h inc lingerie cloth,
irimmeu wun neat cnibreid
1 ery.
, Women's
I Chemise.
Lingerie cloth, 1'mis.hed
w 1th embroidery.
O'jELLENBURIjS l-tenum
69c
49c
lliieenient
If you want te keep your meter efficient Atlantic is
your "gas." It takes the guess out of performance
and puts pleasure, satisfaction and economy into meter
car operating.-
ATL ANTI C
GASOLINE
' Puts Rep in Iff ur Moter
,Chiffenieres & Chifferettes
Have Prices Cut Right in Half
Fifty in the let, mostly one of each design Varieu
finishes, including walnut, maheganj, iveiv, gray and
oak. Chifl'enicis have large mirrors. Chiflerette. have
the setviceable inclesed trays.
$30.00 Pieces, $15.00
$33.00 Pieces, $16.50
$35.00 Pieces, 817.50
$37.50 Pieces, $18.75
$40.00 Pieces, $20.00
$45.00 Pieces, $22.50
$50.00 Pieces, $25.00
$55.00 Pieces, $27.50
$60.00 Pieces, $30.00
$70.00 Pieces, $35.00
$85.00 Pieces, $42.50
'fflHI
liig price-saving
pertunilie s
mothers!
Infants' Leng 7Q
Nainsoek Slips
.Made in dainty yoke
stjles, with laee and cm cm
breidery tnmmed skirts.
Infants' Leuk
Skirts
Nainsoek, luce ti mimed.
Infants' 7!i
Wrappers. .
Demet flannel, with
nuiscr patterns.
Infants' Knitted JQc
Sacques u
Trimmed with pink or
blue.
Infants' Knitted OQc
Beoties u
Infants' 15in(lei
Infants'
Stockings. .
Infants' Ulankets Gec
White with pink or
blue borders.
Infants' Pad
Infants'
Gertrudes. . ,
Demet flannel.
Infants' Pillows
Pink or blue.
Infants' Pillow Slips
39c te 79c
Daintily embroidered.
S! t'u,BUiOS LYoneiii
itnsLiuent
May White Sale of
CORSETS
Offers Savings of
Mere Than 50' ,
Girdle with elastic sides,
girdle-top corsets, medium
bust styles and low -top
models with rubber inset in
skirt for the heav icr w eman.
Brechc and ceutil.
$2.00 Corsets at 79c
S2.50 Corsets at $1.00
$4.00 Corsets at SI.7JI
$4.."0 Corsets at $1.08
$1.00 and $1.50
Bandeaux, 49c & 08c
H.i einent
Twe Luggage
Specials!
Black Enamel
Suit Cases
$3.44
Substantially built with
strong leather straps run
ning all around; neatly lined
and fitted with durable
handles, lucks and catches,
-t-iiii'h sixe.
Trailing Bags OJ
Geed - looking ''1
light-weight bags; well
made, with neat lininga.
18-inch size in black..
S'J ' ... NbuRi,S
LVoneiuy
Buseincnt
9c
29c
...20c
59c
,30c
iNCLLEHbUpaS Economy, Baaemeut
10,000 Yards
17c Heavy
Twill Toweling
Te Sell gc Yard
K.tr heavy and absorb
ent. 17 inches, wide. Neat
icd border. Savings of al
most half!
$1.85 Birdeyc Diaper
pi,:ce:.1"'.Yard$i.45
A standaid giade. Ab
sorbent and nen-lriitant. liii
inches wide. 10-yard piece
PUt Ul) 111 Sanitiirv mivnlnnn
SNELLEN BUTitiS 'onetny
UaHcmaat '
SaleofGirls'$2.50te$3
Regulation Dresses
Drastically Cut te
&$ JBh $1.19
Each
Kcduccd because
some show handling
& aie .slightly soiled.
1 ensdaie and linenc
in Copenhagen, tan &
white Splendid aa
Mutmcnt of stylea in
sues 7 te 11 jcara.
Serviceable, Pop
ular and Becom
ing! T ice Pictured,
,.Sy
V
Mr
$ bconeiu i Isasemunt
il!
rl
t
5.
A
x
y
T
?w
v,-
f,1!
w,
-'-
v u i --
U f
'- ' Mi R
Phenemenr'
le
no ill
Wash Goods Specials
12c
19c te 25c Dress Gincrhains
and Chambrays at, Yard. . .
Immense vaiiety of li(Teient patterns and colera-4
checks, plaids, .stripes and solid colors. In great demand
flu , r "-"s""' "" ui"" or pnenc erdera
39c te 59c Woven Striped Madras OA Ji
Shirting, Yard
of main'lK t, SL &'...n ?S?-wWa
en .m ;; Si ". .'. n".h.1:, " u --ierca enwfi
I t U lilUUIIUl. Ill I lilt IIIIIIMI.I1IIUI HA,I ,.
fancy nielrese and brocade weaves. Best seit of miterl
ii uuja uiuuhcs. mens an rts. wnmenV u.oieu -t.t,
dresses, etc. SHELLENBURnf; Ecennmv n.'JiZS.
tJi
t
n
m
:N. SNELCENBURG & CO,
N. SNELLENBURG & CO;
5J
hV. jft
.?A,,
mMfn!-. --.-. ,- -j
w. A
.
' tM,f ti-vv M
.1
Effife.
;fe: Xn
LlF T.-.l...JH.Ml '
fiU.Wfr 1'' JTT..U . J..I 1 Mi5IvLf'rc.