,." ..X4.TW a.." b t'T Jf2 iltf'A fl fA I i T mVy&l-YA m jrv-ztnviw . VI i J,' .- : .-n ?ji.j;';iTA. i uj.?c 'M liir W rx?i-AlAl m i hTHWh-aa-: ' 7j V7 4W -'it A3 w: zWWtej&$' 1 r f 'l h' .s'lwsi ?; tJBUC; LUbGER- W 1WW&- A i I ZJr ' ? i T IVmB ?A' .. f' rx4 'it HAacr j ;vjzr?nntu-:. ' " " J ,fi" ,f Y'i i mmmmMM Noted. Scholastic and College Athletes Await ' Big Game te Decide Lansdowne Baseball Tf J-li V K UNSDOWNE NINES CLASH FOR TITLE Winners of Twilight and Satur day Section Play TKU Game Tonight D0C" CARISS TO PITCH amemcah' umien Ham If. Atherkslt, It, CsrriM. . Davnemri. cf. Aedftrstn, if Beraellt If. HhtWttrdf p. OUmra. All lanriewne Is en edge for the big ' championship gsras'te be played tonight it the Playgrounds, Highland and Ewex avenues. The contesting teams are the Coun try Club of Lensdewne and American Lesien, representing the Albert Clin Clin eon Wunderllch Pest. The former wen the championship of the Lansdowne Twilight League and the latter the Sat- UnTheyil0inclash at 6:45 P. M. The league was organized nt the start of the season by the Union A. A. te take the nlace of the former Lnnsdowne team, if the Delaware Cenhty League. It is a strictly amntcur organization and the net proceeds of nil games are devoted te n fund for erecting a grand stand en the public playgrounds. The officers of the organization are Albert Wunderllch, president of the Union A. A., ; Herbert Barber, presU Leads Amateur League HERBERT BARBER, He ts president of the baseball cir cuit In the suburban town and has been a big factor In the success of . the organization dkent of the Lansdowne Leans, and Charles P. Burt, business manager. ine line-ups ei tbe contesting teams this evening and the ether eight teams that nlaycd all season are comftescd of colleges and scholastic stars. Padden-Arnst Match Off MVltbenrne, Aaitn.ll., July 24. The sculllnr match between lames radden and Richard Arnat for the world's champion champien ehlp has been declared off. The match was arranged after Padden defeated Rebert Hat field for the title at Wancanul early In the year. CARMAN NOW SETS PACE FOR POIN TS Hew Paced Riders Stand Fer 1922 Points Honors American Takes Lead Frem Llnari for Moter-Paced Hon ors Maddona Fourth U. S.-ITAUAN TEAM RACE let Id i 4th Pta. rinrence Carman 10 . 1 A S S victor unart iei n a fulra Mlquel :........,.. B A e Vlneeinxe Maddees .". a 6 4 (from Wller 8 7 7 rTnnic Cerrjr .... en e firarcs Chemnan i-aui verxeyn . iiirefxe rei vm .........a. ininn nrenae I 2 Marker 2 Mark 0 Coltmbatte 1 Andersen ....... ........ 3 Keller 1 Hplers l Mitten e Uattarg k. ....... O Mnrcefla 1 I.awrenes 0 Villa 0 MlteU O tlpten .................. 0 HIen 1 e n ......... l e I i t e 2 O 0 1 0 e e 0 e e 0 1 e third. 2 SO 1 7S e BIG GAME IN GERMANTOWN Hllldale and Bennls' Club Meet for Flrat ,Tlme This Season Dave Bennls German town team will play Hllldale tonight in a special game nt Cheltcn avenue and-Magnelia street. It is the first meeting of the season between the two teams and the Sub urbanites are playing the best ball of the year. Oermnntewn Is the Lansdale team, of the Montgomery County League. The line-up is one of the best in the inde pendent ranks. They are losing games by close scores, but are having fine sue cess at Qermantewn. Eddie Cerner has been hurling In wonderful form and has turned In four sensational victories in a row. He will probably face the Darbyltes. WINS 22 OUT OF 25 STARTS Pine Chestnut Hill Team Makea Showing en Diamond The Chestnut T11I1 baseball team Is making a fine showing en the diamond this year and has wen twenty-two out of twenty-five games played thus far. Through the courtesy or the Chestnut H1U .Academy It has secured its rounds, which comeare favertMr ' any big league diamond. , t Fnfima Mrfall1nf aValtMaUi 1 SM , Jfl "" n7aiaij) niuce nvtejh - home are asked te get In teuek',1 Charles Hill, 8408 Germsntewasl nue, or phone Chestnut Hill 2100.; Columbua Club Sals Dai MlnnmuMtlla. inlv 24. Denlata of that the Columbua Club et the Amerla oeiation had been sold or tnat ua contemplated was mad her by jwwiKiiu. niiiDser. rit P3R the third time ''this season a phftntrA fins. llAnn mnrln (n ihm 1A1a rv jv , iiiitiii , iii t,asu v- .. I . nrijijJSL nlltn t mrTfmTniA nnlnfa atAMfl At tttA-a.-P lean and citizen of Jamaica, L. 1., Is nedferiM'tJ'd'Mteu ? eUt N,S the new pace-setter with a margin of i second s) were divided twn7hm. " six points te the geed. Vincenze Maddona, the Italian chnm- ... .. .j-----. i. v , plen, was way In the lead until he hn" tery S22i??iff-the Acr u was put -out of commission through a,".tle' ridden between LInart and Frank fractured cellar-bone LInart, Belgian title-holder and holder ion threunn a.'.. "' k ri iu Then Victer r'errv' at New Bedford, Mass., May i.. .. i,i.i--I20. the eight nelnta for first and scoend of the world's crown, went ahead. But i beJ"5 divided evenly between them, two victories for Pnrmnn Inst wnik nn- Th new points leader is te appear nbled the American te overcome, the ' . "' . '' 'he Hjiladelphla Vele Belcian's aeerc. and new Clarenni la in dreme. Point Brette Park, en Thurs . ' ... . . . . i .ll.i. . .!. "" - front with a total of 82 oelnts. LInart is in the runner-up position with 80, Jules Mlquel, the French speeder, Is in third place, four points behind, while Mnddena fellows, ten neints behind the invader from La Belle France. Geerge Wiley and Geerge Chapman, a pair of Amerlcnns, the latter being n I'Mlnrtelphlnn, are next In line, with 03 and CO points, respectively. Although Cnrmnn is leading Llnnrt in the matter of points scored, the latter has n better record for victories, ten nnd a half te ten. The reason for the ,ti night, when Carman, paired 'with Percy Lawrence, of California, will meet an Italian due, Maddona and' Geerge Colembattoj In an international team match race. The four riders will compete In an hour competition, the winner te be decided by a point score system. Besides this team-match race there will be a match snrlnt between Fran. cisce VcrrI, Italian, who defeated Bebby ' ii uiiiiuui, ur., u eiruigut ileum, nnu Wlllle Spencer. Spencer and Verrl are great rivals. Distance of their heats will be one mile, best two out of three. " ' : i " " stmmh - ' ATLANTIC rfe balanced GASOLINE Fer speed en the open read a gasoline must have quickness. Fer hard pulls en the hills it must have stamina. Fer get away and pick-up in traffic it must have fjeth. Only a rangy, balanced gasoline can function efficiently and economically under all these conditions. Atlantic does! It has both volatility and stability. Its low initial "boiling point" means easy vaporization and sure-fire" ignition. Its complete chain of higher boiling points assures the full development of tremendous calorific force. (There are no weak spots in the Atlantic "chain" of boiling points. It is uniform. Atlantic all burns. It isn't wasted in misfires or incomplete combustion. It all translates te the utmost power that geed gasoline and modern meter construc tion can produce. Atlantic Gasoline is made by an organization which fellows closely every advancement in automotive engineering and every improvement in refining methods. Atlantic is mere than geed gasoline it is RIGHT gasoline I ATL ANTI C GASOLINE STORE OPENS 9A. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M. S MONDAY, JUT.T S4. 192 W NELLENBURGN ENTIRE BLOCK-MlKETllut2l STREETS M Heading Tomorrow's Big Specials in Our August Furniture Sale BUY ON OUR EASY-PAYMENT CLUB PLAN A Splendid Purchase of Iren Bed Outfits (1 1 rjw Te Sell at $11. I O Ctt. i e ci8'l'tlT et a bed, 3 feet wide, with continuous Iren pests, 8 filler reds, head and feet double link rustproof spring and fine quality soft top mnttress. 500 All-Pure Felt Mattresses In a One-Day Sale $9.85 ea. Never Before Sold Under $201 Very soft, comfortable, well made mattresses. ajHTdf?0"25TjfJJc SSsiSSSBsSiff Closing Out a Small Let of Just 45 $280.00 Living-Roem Suits, fc- Hr AA Samples, at .p I O.UU Come Early! Values Toe Geed te Last Leng! One Suit Pictured Custom-made davenport, fireside arm chair and davenport height arm chair. Loese spring cushions, beautiful tapestry and velour coverings. $275.00 4-Piece Bedroom Suits 1 ' ' f'' tf m f '''Iff ' J' '' ;)iil S ', ' M i ill 'i J- Wi ''.'IV ; ; I ft ft 'mm Leuis XVI bedroom suits with 4C-inch dresser, chiffolctte with sliding trays, Inrge semi-vanity case and bow-end bed. In American walnut or mahogany. SnellenbUrSS Fifth Fleer Tomorrow in Our Fourth Fleer Rug Stere 9x12 Bigelow-Hartferd Winten Velvet Rugs $35.75 In dainty Oriental nnd Chinese patterns. Rich, soft colorings. $18.75 9x12 Best Quality (I1Q or Fiber Rugs $1.0.40 In dainty cool effects suitable for every room in the house. Other sizes at proportionate savings. $3.50 Carpet; Yard tl9 pr A Taken from our regular stock nnd marked down $)SmdtJJ te about one-third less than regular. Suitable for rooms, halls and sinirs. $2.75 Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, Square Yard In a large assortment of pretty Oriental patterns. Cut from full rolls all you want of a pattern. SNELLENBUftaS Fourth P'loer ' t $1.30 r Just In A Fine Special Purchase of $2.95 French VeUe Peasant Blouses v Te Sell at $1.35 ea. Strikingly different blouses, with Bulgarian embroidery In contrasting colon and odd designs, around the neck, down the front and en the sleeves. Nete the peasant neckline and sleeves. We picture two. bNELLENBURflS Second Fleer Motorists! You've Been Hearing Se Much About the Superiority of Owr Girard Cord Tires Study These Cress-Sections Then Come in and Inspect the Construction. You'll Find 10 Bigger and Heavier Tread Stock Where the Wear Cemes Than in Any Other Tire Sold in Philadelphia Which Explains the Wonderful Mileage-Giving Qualities of Girard Construction of Girard Cord Tlrea Constrnctlen of Arernice Cord Tires Pure Gum Tube Given Away JglpFree With Every Girard Cord gj) Tire Purchased "zm A geed time te try out these big, oversize tires. They're scien tifically constructed of specially prepared heavy pure rubber stock.! 6-ply wrapped tread guaranteed 9000 miles. Oversize Fabric 30X3V2 $9.50 Jumbo Deuble Oversize Cord 32x32 $13.30' 34x4 12 $21.50 15.40J 35x4 2 23.70 16.701 36x4 V2 26.15 18.20 35x5 29.30 19.60 , 37x5 30.65 20.75 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 33x4 12 30x3V2 $12.95 32x3 Vz $18.20 1 34x4 2 $32.20 32x4 21.70 1 35x4 2 32.90 33x4 23.80 36x4 2 '33.60 34x4 25.20 1 33x5 36.80 32x4 V2 30.80135x5 39.20 33x4 Vz 31.50,37x5 42.0Q, Mai ana riiene Orders Filled SNELLEh3.'RflS Aute Supplies, Third Fleer Sale of Women's Leather Belts 25c Each " '" ssssl lsssssss I : ' i Remarkably fine purchase of fering a splendid assortment of styles. All sizes. Tremendously in Vogue for Wear With Dresses and Sweaters, and Values Phenomenal! SneLLENBURCS Leather Goods, First Fleer Clcse-Out of Popular Makes of Corsets At Average Less-Than- Half Price! Clearing away all broken size and discontinued style lets of the famous La Bonite, Nulife, Neme, C. H., American Lady and Snell cnburg Special Corsets. Ceutils and broche corsets low and medium styles front or back lacing models, sale-priced as follews: 82.00 Corsets, 79c $3 & $3.50 Corsets, $1.49 $4 & $5 Corsets, $1.98 $6 & $8 Corsets, $2.89 $9 te $15 Corsets, "$3.95 Sale of Brassieres and Bandeaux Discontinued models War ner, K. & J., De Beveise, H. & V Boyshferm nnd Neme Corsets. Net all sizes in every kind, but all sizes in the let. 75c te $1.50 Brassieres and Bandeaux at 29c, 49c, 59c and 69c $2.00 te $5.00 Brassieres and Bandeaux at 98c, $1.59 and $1.98 bNELLENBlttflS Second Fleer Upholstery Specials Extra Special! $22.98 8-Oz. Tan Striped and Khaki J"""-:JI"l",- Perch Awn- (11 Q QQ "'"-in i 1 1 hug :1 te order. awnings. ings, Each. US and 15 Feet Made complete with all ropes and galvanized frames nnd fix tures ready te hang. Bound with white braid. These awnings com pare te custom-mnde awnings and would cost as much uirain if madn Bring your own measurements. Made te match window V 'J J 'Jl -&&n. , ex- fefflfSk JiY- nt.-iAr -nit-it cv. V---l3." . VLs I --im $1.75 Cretonne-Covered Wicker Chair Seats, &Kn Benutiful patterns, lovely colors Anllnn miinllr.l 1 n m.-a n.e 41 I rm - J vuiiviiu iiunuij, iuiku aiiu, ma iiiuat uny wicker chair. Reversible and tufted with 8 buttons and a 2-inch boxing, well filled. Mail nnd phene orders filled. 48c U. S. Army Khaki at, Yard Extra fine quality khaki duck, made fisnepinllv for tim U. S. Government. Mineral dyed, closely woven cf the highest grade cotton. Ideal for awnings, tents, automobile slip covers, cushions, etc. $2.25 Ruffled Voile Curtains, Pair - Q Splendid quality voile. Made with dainty ruffle pi.Dtf sides and deuble ruffle bottom. 214 yards lenir. White nnlv. 30c "SiVK& j r,c i m t w; I A ffl V Put sPep in Ye urMe t or ' SNELLENBURflS ' Fourth F1etr r ,r N. 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