(Eftfi Et??7& B.ftrr : jwp!- PSSPP w&imwmmmMmm r.Yt' Win t. wMWn' A1t J-JS-JflffL tf i.KK.'WaWl 'W7 IWTTft M c,' W &(!. jr. .. iUuT f bij ?.ftfJ"V'Y K& ttr?A ywV ; ' - 7 V ,'V . - -'IK lr .' r- ..'Eil.'Tgt '"i .'vy.Tfjj--; , i V . nk i'i i. f" EVE Jl.-I i i:VsrW UB ilrL.lwrJ 'Tat F' IGVm SDGER-PHIIiJ THURSDAY, JUJX IV, 1VZ2 VteJW ',. -i , . k;' VELODROME "HS-SSTf JS- j.r I ure-iintir junior rami liner, ' Race Tonight fHnrtera Cnrmiin. Amlemen, Minuet, unit Cern, 2 AinitiFtir mil Muni II, Prof. Moter unil Hike Kvrnta. Prttra 5(lc, 73r, CI, 10 Ilea. Ktnml. FAMOUS HINCB 1808 GOOD'S Deg Seap Intifefatinf, Healthlnl, Kctrciluni Kills (leas, cures muiinc. Pre- Exc.l- e, jiigyi-iilh irnna '".'.i... nf .iiKuniia nnd verm in JSitM iexurlant srewth of hair. cni at up-TO-nATH rmuaaisTa KVKnrwHKnR TAMFM norm. Inc.. PbHaitetnMa One-Sided Scores Mark Many Twilight Baseball Contests FLEISHER YARNERS (Pi bi PIPES REPAIRED ' Tboreugniy uneapiy BITS FOR PIPES OF ALL MAKES STERNERS flOAR STORK 2QN-I2ST. "i livl' - "Wells Hats Wear Well" $4 BL& Straws Fer2 Best Makes Fresh from Factories GEORGE B. WELLS 1315 Market St. and 2715 Germantown Ave. OPPOSE BRIDESBURG Sectional Baseball Rivals Clash en Uptown Diamond In Twi light Tilt Tonight HILLDALE VS. NORTH PHILS Ifllly Whitman's en ffiCfty Nelan's n srrils filnvrd te tlatc, dasl nt Twenty-sixth nnnirvd the vnrners n NOTHING else will give mere satisfaction, at se . small a cost te you, than the long, true flight and generous roll of a well-driven T T. S. R rival ,. WW. -,-,.. ff,3 VnO te 0 eq. 7U g5 I ' c- -- r v tijfr' .J ! JfifiO . r i " Si&rfcC. & U.S. Royal Gelf Balls United States Rubber Company M. & H. Sell It Fer Leu: atrerc you go en your vaca tion Jein the M. & H. Fishing Contest fcnn in prizes q3UU FREE , uu, nil mt, tln L HIT CVI'I.VIHHIJ . 0)eii te every one without obligation. Call nt Mere and register. If yen vaiiiiui ran, wrue ter niemiiersmp card. Juit off the Prcu, 1922 M. & H. Fishing Guide FREE .Win features. Many new wrinkles you'll want te knew. Get your eepit early. If you cannot call send 'tamp. Copy will be malted. Fish Are Biting and We Furnish Everything, Except the Fish Vacation Specials in Sporting Goods V can outfit you with nnythlnc you Ii . te make your vnrntlan Jess com plete nnd faie you mnnry. $4 Life-Guard Bathing $0.50 Suit, new., " All-wool Hlci'iPlfBs utilrt. tin flannrl nnnfM. with ti ouiiencu nap, ninnry pei-u-t and cxra quality web btlt, nnn-rusini-ie uuKie, ' I '( h iii i 'j. i Blue Flannel Trunks, new 1 52.50 Canoe Paddles. Sj'iuce, Btren, Iiuht. .$i .5a $1 3.50 Challenger Racket. ..$ A lti,n'.) Hnrhet, lai model. Mil Oi'al NlirfiirA. tlnAul Inmh'u But, Dniilile utrunir conter $4 Rackets, new $ 8 I'lrm forced "Plfcled aMi, nr-cn-hxtra quality pent VwJ $1.25 Tennis Shoes 5raiT.c,,r,,w- 1 m pert pd.Whlt (lui'li. rub ner velcit. ."Ien and 50c W Fielder's Gleve w.n. ib ' ' " "' vO )n 0cl K'-aiiiflj fully reinforced Bev.' ;:,- ti en .- i.e, I.UU Baseball Bats, $1 Fer women. m VtAAP' ,50 Tlic FlcMier ynrncrs continue their M'liciltilc with the opponents for city honors this evening when the down dewn down eowners meet their frlentlly enemies, 'ItlilesbttrR, nt the letter's field nt Klcn Klcn mend nnd Orthodox streets. crew hns the edge Rgregntlen In the nnd In the Inst and Heed streets reverse. Itttv Kcnner. with n ilnzen tttrnlclit wins, or Lefty Stlely, with eleven In n row. nre nvnllnble for mound dttty for Hrldcsburjr, nnd It will be cither of these ngnltiftt Median or Orlcshnbcr. Only one big gnme is en the card for downtown fnns. It is tit Thirteenth nnd Jehnsen streets, where the Seuth Phllly Hebrews mingle with Stcnten Field Club. The Splins have regained their winning stride nnd hnmlcd Hllldnle an other reverse vestertlnv. Hlcnlen hns ; played tlie downtewners once before nnd wen, u te -1, out the Htilins expect n different result wjtli Lcity Vnnn op posed te "Lla" Powell. All tennis count tlie "biggest" game of tlie season when Hilldnle plays, nnd Midi will be the ense nt Fourth nnd Wlngohecklng streets, where the North Phillies taln en Kd Uelden's boys from Darby. It Is the first time these tennis have come together nnd North Phllly fnns will be out in force. Hilldnle nlse nlnys Its usitiil Thursday engagement nt home nt e P. M. with J. & J. Dobsen. Stenchtirst S cells Rcvcnge l'lcnty of games nre en tap for West Phllly fans. Steftrhurst followers hiivc Hlvcrflde as the visiting nttrnctlen. The Jefseymen trimmed Nnce Ityun'R'Cein- blnntliin t te 0 en Sunday, nnd It is un te Stenchurst te come through or have ifs record of net hnvimr lest a series te any club 'shattered. The game w'll be played at Fifty-eighth nnd Wal nut streets. Johnnle f'nstle nnd his Shnnnhnn athlete arc the opponents of Lit Broth Breth ers at Kitty-fourth and Elmwood nvc tine. The Stere boys have played im proved ball the past while nnd n close contest should result. Chester, which defeated Lit Profilers .'1 te i en Tues day, will oppose Philadelphia Terminal ut Forty-eighth nnd Walnut streets. Ilntch Moter, which ban just finished a scries of three sensational contests witli Kensington, takes en Ardmore nt Forty-seventh nnd Spruce streets. This Is n rencwnl of the recent scries when the motorists and Main Liners engaged in several heavy scoring tussles. Hutch Is one of the sernppiest teams In the city and never steps lighting, no mat ter hew many runs in the renr. Dartrnm nt Smith The Marshall E. Smith nine, after lis scnsntienul victory ever the Glen side, suburban champions, plnys again en the lieu.c field, at Tenth nnd Ilutlcr streets, with ISartram Park It Is the first time the teams have met. Peed will In nil likelihood pitch for Smith. Twe teams that claim the downtown diampinnslilp conic together when Kny Kny weed Catholic Club nnd Columba Cath olic Club mingle en the former's din mend at Thirty-first nnd Dickinsen streets. Considerable Interest is evinced by the fans, ns the clubs arc great rivals. St. Celtimhn again Is In the field nnd renews its activities ns n home combination nt Twenty-fifth nnd Alle gheny avenue with MInnewn. Charlie Harvey, n high light of scu.l-pre ball for a score of years, is In charge. As he brought out most of the players and Is popular, he should have no trouble in making n success of a team that proved u failure up te date. OCEAN CITY TEAM MAKES IT FOUR IN SUCCESSION $2 Official League Ball... $ nubbcr and cork venter "uarHiitwi ib lni,..LC"ler' 1 Gelf Balls 2 A remarkabla prlce jr a rcmarkablB ball. dez. !.rL!!.0Acul.,.,y ''.""'" 'fn.nr l-rnsBle, Gelf Clubs, new $ .50 Jn.I'yr i;Zr,,l:h'h" '"' "ur I'arifl Piik lftr Kuril SB. Tliii'-s. iv nt. Kvrn, Seashore Club Adds Folcroft Club te List of Victims The Ocean City baseball team made it four straight yesterday, when the seashore boys took Folcroft into camp, 4 te 2, with Williams pitching. The team plays twice weekly nnd large crowds arc turning out te both the midweek nnd Snturday contests. St. Michael Is the visiting attraction en Saturday. The team still mnintnins n clean slnte. the ether three victories being chalked up against Keystone, of Atlantic City, which was blanked by Tnrr in the open ing tilt without n hit, nnd the ethers being LT. S. Marines and Suniiiierfield. The infield, consisting of Welch, Point Fresh: 1) C'etirsey, Huckncll; MnnKeurle, lliicknell, nnd Si'iisenlng. Pcnn Fresh, Is tilaylng bnnppy ball, and tlie outfield, of Hurnctt, File, MitJraw, I'enn, and Peeves, Lafnyctte. is cover ing a let of ground and fielding nt n 1.000 percentage. Sleiumer, the La Salle boy. Is taftlng care of the activities around the home plate in great shape, and In tlie game with the I'. S. Marines he was respon sible for tlie feature play when he backed up first base en n fly te center field, re covered a wide threw te first te double up a mnn and whipped the ball te second in time te get the runner by yards. BIG GAME SATURDAY Picked Teams of Phlla. Association te Clash at Shetzline Park Pain prevented tlie upceinl game te he played last Saturday between two picked renins of the Philadelphia llasc hall Association, composed of white and colored placrsat Slietzline Park, Ilrnnd and Iligler streets and which was post poned one week. The game evxidently was n geed one. us I'rry Seniiner. secretary, has re ceived ninny Imiulrles regarding the contest. Kd llelden, manager of the colored team, will lu additional play ers te cheese from as three out-of-town colored team will be here Saturday. Tickets can be had at the headquarters of the Philadelphia llasebnll Assecia tien, Hoein .tui, YW'ightmnn nuiiijiug. Arrest Forty for Baseball Betting t'lllfiwn III.. Iiilv 13 li'nrlv mini. hntHrlr- en tlie inmrms nmi Jinai rera en nil .n Wl IIIU IIHIHini l(V IHIIII f Uf U lilt itt- tlenal lcaifue baneliall Kamc, but cspiclally en the Nw YorU-C'hlc.rje nime li-rc. wcie iirrratril ilurlni; the Hint llinlnir luni joiiti'r jeiiti'r day They wre Kitiliercd undvr the nrand Btiind, wlun llui'p patrol wiii.'en ilioe up. Tln-y wi'ie li-il away te lh Town Mall ta Hun. ulicre tlui liiiHliiehM of llndliiR huniU kept them buxy the rest nf thu afUMiioeti, IIKNIIV IN JAPAN Sicretnrv of the Navy penhy ard hi party, while In Japan, are accompanied by ene of th tliree icnldcnt I'rni.ie I.kpuiir cor cer cor rnspendonta. Bpcclal dlspatc'.iea from H. W. Flelaher are appearlnv lmet dally. This Is but one of the fature of the feralsn newa eervlc maintained by the I'uuue Uiuata. Today's Independent Gamei and Yesterday's Results TODAY'S SCnEDtjr.E , HU nten Flrtd Club at Seuth PhlUr Ife brrwN, Thirtieth nnd Jehnnen atrtet. ..tv?.1,r".' c Wtrn Electric, Sixtieth and Woodland iivrnue. Natlvlly nt 1'urltan, Second and Clearflctl trrttn. ..J.' . J- noeaon at nilldnle, Ninth and WiJlritrfta, Darby, 3 P, M. Illlldale.nt North l'hllllea. Fourth and Ulnehnrklnr alrrcta, 6ltft P. M. Shannhanat I.U Ilrethrra, Flfrr-feurth lW. Jnrt Klmwoed nvrnue. lcl;her , nt Ilrldeaburc. Rlchmead and Orthodox alrreta. ."'niore, mack pox nt Be. naraaba. SMIy-nrih atrpct nnd E'mnroed avenue. Ilartram Park at nUrshell K. Smith, Nanlivllle (llanta nt Ilnrrtabnrs Giants, Hnirlahurf, Pn, Mmifh tl.llil .. n..tM nn...H .1 fLh.V,,tT Si. PhlladflnhU Terminal, Fertr- eUhth nnd U'nlnnt atrefta. Ardmere nt Hntch Moter. Forty-seventh nnd Hnnice atreMa. t,.K1lr"1'!" nt Stenehnrat. Flftr-elshth and niirlfnateti nt.Enat Side, Camden, ferll ' tnn,, nt Bprint Cltr-Rerert- Tl,V?.,SlIlb,! c- f. nt'Karwoed Catholic Clnb, Thlrty-llmt nnd II lek tn.en atrmla .i-il?n'w? '! ? Columba, Twenty-fifth "reet nni Atlechenr avenue. 'i .... If flermantewn, CheJten avenue nml Mncnelta atreet. nJ2,?f?!,i'lm?0,"Jl" nt Brwoed, SUty-ntntb .... wi nirrria. ThiteJ'1 .Me';u" iif at Merrill A. A.( "I'lrlletli atreet nnd Columbia nvenue. ninth nnd Ptferd atrreta. ..JtvXie CS ". nt rerrnt A- O- Weccacee nnd wolf atrreta, flfft.01?'.1"'" "!'" C. C, Twenty- v.l,f7i0n? Telephone Company nt Frankford '.fllewjacfceta. Frankford nvmue nnd Pratt atreet. . viEhJJnd'',,,'A nnd tendlnn Ineue Ilrewn ireet a. Kllflnm.. U..-n,l. hm.B n-i.. ....! r.m.., nuniii ii.iu iinur Ileaptnl va. Rrcelvlnx Htntlnn. 1115 P. M.i P SI C' ,s' ,n(,ul,,r1"1 Department, 0 I-AST NIOIITS SCORES Oreenwoed, 7 St, Ilirnnha, 0. ?'",'' A V.. I2i Adrlphln A. C. 10. IchInIi World, lit Internal Revenue. 1. Knywoeil. Bi Columbia v. C. I. W?r.,en K- E".lfl'. Nnahvllle Alenla. 3. 1' "l1."".?.'1.' Bi llaHlmere Illark Sex, 3. Seuth Plila, 8 Flelfiher, 3. Hlenrhitnit. Si Strnnhrldite Clothier, 8. Mnrahnll E. Smith. 2 I.iuiadale, 0. nrlrteahiirar. nt Slennt Helly. 1. i Ji'?,vnr!! MCnll Pest, li PhltadelphlA Cel- lei:lllt1S, I. Phllndelnhln Termlnnl. 2t Shnnehnn. 0. North Phlln. 201 Imuran. 6. S JV..IJ?,,",0.n'.,l Cheater. 0. Seuth .Phllly Hebrew. 8i Hllldale. 8. Oeenn C'ltv. 4i Folcroft. 2. Klamlrr-Welden. lBt l'urltnn. 3 Recerd. Composing- Roem, lOi Atlantic & PnHde. 4. Trl-f'euncll. Oi De Tnnl C, C, 3. Adelphln, Ui West Phlln. Rrewna. 7. MInnewn, i8t St. Celumbn.. 4. Itnrtrnm Park. lOi Ken-inrten. 3. MotiebiH-. 2 1 Thornten-Fuller, 0. START BIG SERIES NORTH PHILS HAND LOGAN A TRIMMING Reifsnyder's Team Emerges Frem Batting Slump and Wins With Ease Germantown and Belfleld Clash en Fermer's Field Tonight Ocrmnntewn and Bclfield, two of the claimants of the baseball championship of Ocrmnntewn,. have arranged te settle their differences en the field of play, and the first of a scries of "games will be played tonight en (Sormantewn's field at Chclten avenue nnd Magnelia street. Tlie same teams clashed last year, and the games drew record crowds. Germantown has the better team en pnper, but Belfield invnrlnbiy rises te the occasion when playing their rivnls nnd puts up its finest article of ball. Eddie Cerner will pitch for German-town. Lancers Pole Victors Rnnelimh, England, July 13. In the semi, finals for the Coronation Cup here the pole team of the Seventeenth I.anrerx defeated' the Arecntlne team by the scere of 0 te 5. TOUGH ON VOGLEMAN rjac: The North Phillies hnve evidently recovered their batting eyes. This was the cencensus of opinion of n large number of their rooters, who followed their favorites te Legan last night te sce them play the representatives of that locality. . The Phils, up te n week or se nge, had been unable te locate their bcarlngd and had net been upholding their rep utation ns in previous cninpnlgns, but they evidently Intend te finish in a blaze of glory. They manhandled four Legan twlrlers nnd tlie final count read 120 te 0. The Legan pitchers were nlse decidedly gen erous, If net te t.ay consistent, for cacli of the unartet passed three men, mean ing n dozen mere te get' en the path ways. The twenty blnglcs were pretty evenly distributed, although Johnnie Ilea steed out as n star with n homer vvlth two en end n pair of triples nnd n double. Tough en Vefilemnn Shnnnhan's young pitching sensation, Vegleninn. dropped n tough one te Phil adelphia Terminnl nt Forty-eighth and Ilrewn streets. The final count wns 2 te 0 and enmc ns a result of the rnit rnit readcrs bunching three of their five hits in. the sixth. Slianalinn hit Peb David hard, but could net get hits when they meant runs, as witness the ninth, when Larsen doubled, Cnstle singled nnd Itowe walked, and yet no one counted. Slianalinn had eleven men stranded while Terminal had but ene. The win ning runs enme In the sixth when Claiiscr and Fnlrburn singled. Butts forced Fnirburn, Clouser scoring, nnd then Jee Green came through with a two-begger, counting Butts. The Heward McCnll Pest played Philadelphia Collegians at Forty Ferty bcventli nnd Spruce streets, nnd wen, 1 te 1, even though Cnvanaugh pitched a no-hit game nnd fanned eight. The sole run of the Cellecinns came when Cav'anaugh hit n batsman and his team mates contributed two errors. Hartferd's Itetcftil Hemer Bridcsburg plnycd nt Mount Helly, and although rain put nn end te the game in the third, Billy Whitman's crew hml tarried in the Jersey town long enough te hang up several records. Tlie big feature of the shortened con tests wns the record homer of Charlie Hnnferd. It enmc in the third nnd se startled the natives that nn efficinl investiga tion was ordered, and by actual meas urement it was found te have been 010 feet. Bridcsburg nlse set n record for hitting liny Stclnadcr when they found him for eight successive hits in the third. According te Steinadcr. nnd he should knew, ue wns never hit se hard in his whole career. Hunferd led nt the bnt, getting a hit in each of the three innings for a single, double and homer. DE FRAIN REORGANIZES Fermer Champions of the Marfufac turers' League Seek Heme Grounds The, De Frnln Sand team, former champions of the Philadelphia Manu facturers' League, has reorganized and is seeking a home field en which te play. In the mcantirae the clnb will travel. , Manager Strunk has n first-class pitching staff, consisting of Whltcy Dletrlck, formerly of North Phillies nnd who has a no-hit game te his credit; Scott Sheridan, formerly of Merrill, nnd F. Stabb, who besides pitching, is able te play any position en the diamond. Behind the bnt is Aiken, of Merrill Pres, and II. Dunn. The infldd hns Bennctt, of Merrill, first basej Layer, Five Leading Batters in Twe Majer Leagues ASIKRICAN IJiAODE R. It. II. A, II Slaler, St. foals... $ 345 Cobb, Delrelt .... 71 m Speaker, Cleveland 71 261 ririimuuiu jf-iuii.. , .-v-. Miller, Athletics... 73 277 7H 145 60 112 At en ns ten 60 OS NATIONAIi I-EAOUB Ilernsby. St. foil! M ??! ?? !?? Illabee. rittaburch. 7H a 10 CO 114 41 100 ;... rn.iM.a. tin 'inl "ohnateu Ilroehbii 70 310 (W 114 Grimes, Chicago .. 75 tf72 SI 07 P.C. .420 .403 .804 .854 .334 .300 .S61 .350 .337 .8,17 second base; F. Stneb, third base; Stahl, of the Southern League, short step. In the outfield nre B. Layer, Chief Myers nnd II. Stanb. Any team wishing te pluy the Sandmen should get in touch with Al Strunk, 2022 West Thompson street, or phene be tween 1 nnd 8 P. M. Special Gelf Set SIX CLUBS and BAG $14.00 Irons, $2.00 te $6.00 Weed Clubs, $2.00 te $15.00 Gelf Balls for every Gelfer, 25c te $1.10 each Ladies' and Men's Spert Shoes, Pearl, Elk, Black trimmed, S4.50. - Beys' All-Worsted Gelf Hese, $1. Men's Imported All-Worsted Gelf Hese, $1.75 te $7.50. Edw. K. Tryon Company 912 CHESTNUT STREET :lf It It ter Spert, We Have Itz vss'smA We have just received a carload of OLDFIELD CORD TIRES which we bought at a special price and are sharing this saving with our customers. rVVWWWrWrArrArrAr1 These 'Tires Are of First Quality Manufactured and Guaranteed my Firestone Tire & Rubber Ce. If Vy -m " 1 vy W aAl V aE7 Slxa 30x3 32x3 Ji. (8 31x4 III 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4 J5 33x4 34x4 1 35x4 36X4 33x5 35x5 37x5 rrlra $12.00 17.75 21.15 22.90 24.10 24.60 28.30 28.90 29.65 30.55 31.40 35.15 36.95 33.75 rireatene Tubea $1.75 2.00 2.30 2.40 2.55 2.65 3.15 3.20 3.25 3.30 3.50 3.85 4.00 4.20 30x3y2 Nen Skid Fabric Tires, $8.00 Mail and Phene Orders Promptly Filled KShIIUI 1824-26 EjIIVI MARKET ST. WlttAtv Bell IecuM sua Ker atone Knee 4111 - The Thought of the Unknown Buyer Every Kissel workman feels a sense of true obligation te the man or woman who buys the car he helps te build. He has been trained te work with the thought of the Unknown Buyer uppermost in his mind he thinks of this buyer as a real individual, whose comfort, safety and satis faction depend en, the skill and thoroughness with which his work is done. The first time you take the wheel of a Kissel Custom-Built Six, you sense the difference brought about by this idea of buildingcach car as if for a special order. Every month and every mile pile up further proof of distinctive performance. Check ever one by one the qualities you expect in the car of your choice, then sec hew surely Kissel has provided them, with a finish and refinement that go even beyond your ex pectations, and at a price that makes immediate ownership easily possible. The car awaits your inspection. NEW TOURING -De Luxe Speedster De Luxe Ceupe. - De Luxe Teurster $2385 (Illustrated Above) ALL PRICES F. O. D. HARTFORD, WIS. $1865 $2385 $2975 De Luxe Sedan - $3075 De Luxo Urban Sedan $3375 Coach Sedan - $3375 Bell Phene Spruce 5S17 GRIEB & THOMAS, Inc. , 306 North Bread St. Results of Kissel Craftsmanship Consistent Performance When you luve drlvjn a Klnel for hsuri t a uretch, you lll teallis wlut maiter crtln minihip men In a meter cir. The rejy leipcmnvenesi of the mjter. ihecneef hnd. line, the unwonted comfort anJ the freedom from vibration, nulie and lide-iway theic re found cn!y In the custom-built car. Unusual Endurance Ths Klnel euitem-built principle redueei opera epera opera tlen trouble, te a minimum. Repeated iciti ni IriipectienJ Ini'ure nurdy ailei, steering knuck ei, frame and iprinii. Hand fitting and carelul manufacturing eliminate loesenen in K,enns.i pliteni and ether moving paru. The Kind li made te tndurt. Built for Safety There I, no better Inijranee than dependable brake, and ability te held the read. The Kind li fitted with, double external contracting brakei. eaiily adjuitable and dependable. The frame hai a "kick up" at either end ie that the i weight of thecar li hung extremely low and it evenly dntnbuted. Uniformity Ne one patt in the Kind receive! ipeclal at. tentienat the eapenieif nthen Cnnitruciien throughout li uniformly th rough Yeu de net hireen ' te e.t a v.xnA K,,.i v.i. i. at carefully built ai its brethen. Keystone Race 439 i r A profitable contract U available for responsible distributors and dealers. If ueu can qualify wc uill meet you mere than halt ,. ir, '. . ",." iTi" y u , , --. .,.,,. ui iw.ll. lUIIIIJ, m LaaBaBSaW SEL z Custom mm.eEuiit er "i7 STORE OPENS AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M. TiitmsnAY. aui.v is. less mrn'f'i'' NELLENBURGN ENTIRE BLOCK- MaRKET llrel2ts STREETS f. 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SllBht 1 m p u rf cc cc tlens which de net Im pair their BITVlOC- ability. $12.50 American $2.25 Hugro Mahogany Fin ish Metal Carpet Sweeper $1.29, Reg. $9.00 te $15.00 Silk SresLam.P $5.00 Fleer Samples. Seme Shew Seil Frem Handling In various colors and shapes, with flKured border and silk fringe; 21 Inch ulze. Clearance Sale of Sample Bex Springs and Mattresses at $4.95 te $25.00 Porcelain Dinner Sets 50 pieces, with floral spray deco rations, geld-line edge and handles. $8.49 $1.50 Cut Glass Cheese-and- Cracker and Trays 89c Floral cutting with foliage. 45c Cut Glass Benben Dish or Speen OQ Tray OC Canoe khapc. Reg. 60c Earthen Fireproof Covered Casse' roles . 25c Velie w. w 1 1 h brown band, 7-Inch size. r n Springs for wced or metal beds all small sizes and a few larger ones at proportionate savings. Mattresses in a Variety of sizes and kinds. Net many in this let, se come early. SHELLL75?RJS Fifth Fleer bNELLENBu'RCS Third Fleer $2 6-Inch Fresh Petted Grewing Ferns, $1.39 ea. $L je Wi. vMS m$y ' T I rfSMS'Sffi:,'. ' SkiH. rriBL'RnS First Fleer Friday Specials Frem Our Toilet Goods Sale Wc Reserve the Right te Limit Quantities Sold te a Customer Cety'a ?7 Slz,. chyprn aj nn Toilet Water, special 307 rnt.v'a I.'OrlRiiu i:truct S in uuik, special at, oz. ... Cet.v a L Clrlcun Vae Pnwilrr, In Kant Spill metal box with i rc puff. Special 1 7 1.90 Jnr Sllne Tuleuii Special 50e .Sim Diirln'a l,n Dnrlnp rmnpact Fiiciul'uwiler, all Olc shades. SxeR nt &i flOr Mjp llerln'M 4'iimpnrt IlmiKr, hpeclal at. box 35 SI. 1)11 Durln'H ( eiiipuct Iletice, special 50c 3l)c llex llerln'M Zlnlin, Fiir. )C. Powder, white, special 3 l,"0 Plver Peniprlu i;x. ft ng tract, special at 1 ,Oi 81.70 Sle 1'lier I'lernmyp H OQ Extract, special at 1 .0.7 .Siirllrnliiire'H l.n Cliiirine l.pnien ('renin. .Special, Jar, Offc at OO Hnellenliiirc'H Tlirntrlrul e a e Told ('renin, ypecl.il Wrlaley'a I ennui I.ntlnn for fare and hands. It bleaches and A re softens the skin, special IO White l'leiitlnit Cnstllf. Seiin, Large bar I'enr'a L'tmrentril Soen. Special, at 18e 39 12 Klrk'a OninlbiiN Seati, off large size, dozen 1 .a&d l.lnilt 1 dexen te a purchaser. 90 Limit I liyalrlmia' iinil Siiriteeni.' neiiii. Sp-clal, dozen. . . e , nia" or I'hene orders. ' one dozen te a piirchas-er. Mcnnen's Violet Talcum Powder, q Special leC PATENT MEDICINES "2.79 llerllili'n .Millie. I Aim Hospital rtze SnelleiilinrK'H l.u ( Imrtne nrpllntery. Special Siu-llenlnirK'-i Tnllet Water. Lilac and Violet odors. Special Seu Suit, large hag Peroxide of IIjdrnRen, 1-lb, bottle. Special Violet Ainmniilii, Special Siirllrnhiirc'K Violet Witch llntrl, for the tellit. Special ee at 5y 39 Hese, 50c 25c 15 19 Snellenburg's La Charme Lemen Cream, Large Tins, ETA. Special OUC ii.i. speciaT,:":..,.e,,c" u-'"""- 430 peXTX:ri,lM ,:85 111 Hirniii sjrup f VK, Special at . . I-i'KiniinS .tllcrathr. N'nxateil Iren. Special llnrle'H Hypo-Ceil. Specla 1 Citrtrr'K l.lirr I'llla. Special Taiilae. Special at. . .' nenn'a Kidney 1IU. Special (iiule'i, PeiHeinnniriin. Special .... 40 1.39 ... 75 ...85 ... 13 75 ...45 87 Mastin's Vitnmen Tablets, Special. . 74c Bathing Caps, Each 25c S. S. White Dental 'renin. Special at 1?c Kill-I'lienii Tnntli Piihte ur 1 r-c I'ewder. Special at. tach Xi3 I'.Mirrlmc lile, ter receding 7Av gums. Special ( Q Niiiinil 1'u lii in. - ,. Special ... .15 thiUlej'M CnrjIiipNla Talcum -j r,. Pnwilrr. Special 1Q I'iikhj nillnn I'iii-p Piiwder, 5Ce Special ut dO Pulmelliw Seap, dozen QQu Limit ene dozen te a pup. OaJ chaser. Ne mall or phone orders. 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