tfBFVfi 'trjpt , vy $ .'T. r I .. VN .. m, iV ( vm&mrrPF N '& EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922 17 Series for the Championship of Philadelphia Baseball Association Will Start en August 2 CHOOSE TEAMS TO DECIDEC1TY TITLE Eleven Clubs In Three Sections Start Series Begnining August 28 TO REQUIRE THREE WEEKS By WILLIAM S. DALLAS milE singe Is nil set for the Innugura- "M ti nt th blcsen bnscenll series Ver functioned In this section, the championship frnmes te determine the bt tenm In the Philadelphia Baseball Association. ... At n mcctlnc held Inst night the Heard of (iorcrnera discussed the matter until nn early hour this mernlnj? nnd flnnlly named the teams in the various sections which will compete for the hnrnir beginning the week of August 28. The city lina been divided Inte three icctlen. nnd these are the centestants: Northern faction nrldcsburg. North Fhillie. J. & J- Dobsen and Stenton Southern Mictien Seuth Phillies. Feutli I'Mlly Hebrews and Flelsher Wcs"' Philadelphia section Shnnah ,n, Stenclnirst. Lit Brethers nnd Phil adelphia Terminnl. The mnnnRcrs of the eleven clubs named will meet tomorrow evening, nt which time the details will be decided upon by these taking part. Te Talie Three Weeks It is expected thnt the series between the white city clubs will require three necks. That is ns far as the Beard of Ooveniers lias gene. The matter of deciding the winner of the out-of-town ami colored sections Is te come up later. Te detcrmlne the best tenm nmeng the clecn white teams In the city, one intne nt home nnd one nwny between thp clubs mentldncd will be staged. The chcdule will be adopted tomorrow night. The committee In chnrge Is Fddle Gottlieb, chairman : Jim Benner, Jilll Glcasen nnd Lnrry Semmcr. The first 10 per cent of the receipts cf nil gnmes will c turned ever 10 me Philadelphia BnHcbnll Association. The dinner will receive 00 per cent of the receipts and the loser 40 per cent, Irro Irre Irro jneethc of whose field the game is plajed en. The Final Game The winner of the white city teams will be pitted against the winner of the & 4M Heme-Run Hitters in Games Yesterday Mllllnm. Ilreun MrMnmift. Ilrnuni ('nrrv, I'lrntr . , , (lardnrr, Intllnns . Yeitrr, Srnften'a lemi 27 II 1 ? 1 MS.VdUK TOTALS TO DATE .. w J"28 ,I" Amrrlenn T.rnrur 880 817 National I,eu(ii 822 310 Till! I.KADICRH TO DATE i American Iatne Wllltnma. Ilrawrm 27 VValkrr. Atlilrtlrn 21 Itiith, ViinkprK , IK HHInnnn. Tlirrn in Vllllrr. Allilrtfr 14 Mound Ynnkmi U Fnlk. Whit? Hex II McMnnun, Jlinnns n Iykc. Allilrlks 8 llurim. Rfd Hex H Jutlrr. Hrnutar , . . . . 8 It lit li one rear into 38 National Lenaua llnmle'. Canllniil 27 wiiiinmn. rniniM n IM, IMilMir- 18 Mi'imcl. (llnnU Wlirnt. Relilna Alnsmllh. t'-nnllnnla Krll.v. UlnnlN (Irlnint, ( libs .inner, i iiim rnrrr. rnrklnsun I'iratPH . Tin 1 rs Feurnlrr. C'nrillnnU , ),. 1IOVIK HUNS 1021 Amerlran Le ikue National IeaKUe Total 1 11 10 II e e e H H 480 037 out-of-town white teams and the col ored teams in the finals, which are te be decided at one of the local big league pnrks. President Cnrtwrlght says from the present indications the scries prom prem ises te be the biggest event In scml scml scml profcssleanl ball ever Conducted In tbli city. The Beard of Governors hns also placed a couple mere teams en the suspended list. They are Mlnnewa nnd XiihIivIIIp (Hants. They were guilty of violating the constitution and no assoclutien tenm enn play them under penalty of suspension. It was also decided te play another all-star white nnd colored contest. It will be staged en Saturday, August 12, ns a twilight contest at the North Phil lies' field nt 1'eurth and Wiugohecking streets. KILLEFER LEAVES CUBS Called te Heme In Paw Paw Owing te Death of Mether Bill Killefcr, mnnnger of the Chl Chl cnge Club, hurriedly left the team here lust night en retcipt of a wire nn nn neunrlug thnt his mother hnd been killed in nn nutcmebile accident In Pnw Pnw, Mich., hN home. The Kail news came from his fnthcr. Judge William Klllcfer. Particulars of PLAISTED WORRIES and Ten Kyck hnd been mntched for a I special race en the Schuylkill, lllley put up a nig new I because lie had net in in AS RILEY ARRIVES 'Bey" Sculler, 78, Here te Rew Against Fermer Rivals Saturday icon invited te cemnetc. In fnct. he iiindc Mich u kick thnt nn Invitation wiis extended him te row against his two fees of years gene by. According te Fred Plalstcd. the rnce ' will net be te show which of the Hcullcrs Is the better enrsmnn of today. Planted nn) H it will be just te prove te the people that old-timers still can row the regular course without falling dead from a weak heart, or something like CONFIDENT OF Tred Plnlstcd. the seventy-two-year-e (1 youngster, Is beginning te get wor wer ried ever the outcome of his tnntch race wuii .urn Ten i:jck. a jeuth of sixty nine, thnt Is scheduled te be rowed in connection with the golden jubilee na tional amateur regntta en the Sehtivl kill. Plalstcd isn't worrying about Ten Ljrk winning thnt race, however.' tnctJs. nnethrr iculler hns entered the rnce nnd has all the confidence In the world. This hev .71m Itlle.v, nged neventv eight arrived In Philadelphia from h'ls home In Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. jes tcrdny. Htnndlnjr mere thnn six feet in Ills i -ecks, Itiley rnrrles his 102 pounds ii i "'! .C,1V(! nml Krnce t"t MiuelHn" nil doubts about him being in perfect condition. 1'pen arriving In this city Mr. Itiley mm e arrangements te Stay at the Philadelphia Iinrue Club, where he will remain until after the regatta. His beat, a rednr shell mnde bv Wnrd. of this city jet. but this didn't keep Itiley off the wnter. ' Borrowing n shell, the kid went out M,f 'I"1"1' b,,,,c strenm nn,l enjoyed himself immensely. Hi, f0rm wns te njillcd In such a fashion that even .Tack Kelly might have enxled nnr fv,nllTMi fccl "J"1 '" com,n wIn-nfi- i '" Rllcy -nll with enthusiasm after he came off the river. "I nm in perfect condition, nnd thee ether eungsters better be ready te take a lacing or they're going te be very dis appointed nfter that ince " in'fhn?8!"-?! Trc fertv-nine years. In thnt time he has met the best of the old-timers, inc.-hiding his two oppo nents this week. Hp reue,, n Jinst IftJ' ntPTre,vr N- Y- ! nt Sk Itiver, Providence, It I. He was one of the twelve prefes. slennls in the T'nited States when he was nt the peak of his enreer nnd wen mnny races. itiley never attended a college, but thnt Riley, however, seems te think dif ferent. He hns the idea that It will be I n race for supremacy nnd intends te UIPTflRV ' row Mls Dest te wln n(' ,1C 's n,n'lnff Vlu I Un I I nrnillpiienH ninenp liiq friends that he will cop first honors. ,71m Ten Ilck, the Syracuse Uni versity tutor, has net arrived in Phila delphia, yet and se has given no opinion nil tlm rnmlnir race. The scullers will row ever the regular nntlennl cetirs?. There will be no frills attnehed and everything will be the sartie ns if it was a race between Hoecr. Kelly and Costelle. All of the rules will be observed and no handicaps will be given out. All of the bejs are ln perfect condi tion and the race has attrncted a nation-wide Interest. It is estimated It will draw mere spectators than any ether event en the program. Old-timers from all ever are preparing te come here for the spectacle. Te use the weids of one of the early arrlvnls: "It will be the greatest rowing event In history. Probably never agniu will three stars of their. nt;e be mntched, nnd It will be worth the while of everv low ing enthubinst te be en hand for the race." Today's Independent Games And Yesterday's Results TODAY'S GAMES American Chain at Seuth rhlllle, Braid nnd llljcler MrtrU. Tntr'n Htar, of. CICTelnnd. at IllUdle, Third nnd I'.rln Mrreta. Camden. lltUher nt Htcnten rirld Club, rhll-EHena nnd .Mnnirrnte slrwln. Htnnrlitirnt nt Wllmlnrten. rh'lndeliihla Trrmtnnl nt Oeenn City. . Ilrldenliurr nt Nhnnnhnn, Fertr-eUhlh and trnnii ntrrrt Nt. Ilnmnlms nt All Star retle. I'hllmlrlphln Ileynl Htnrn nt North PhUllM, Ien iih nnd MlnxntierMnr Mreeta. Fnrti-rldilli Wnrd nt LUhthenge Beth' Club, l'rent trtand Krle nrrnae. Ilrrn Mawr nt llelfltld. Oientx and Ohurtli lane. Heward Strf'iill Teut at Monotype. FottJ FettJ neirnln nnd Hpruce ntrrrtn. Karnnn f!ttilt at Mn,iflirn A A.. Ttrentv. nun inri nna nnjurr nrrnae, Celnnlm Ire Crrnm nt Art Ixxitn. Mngcher nnd Wrfltmerclnnd utrretA. I'l.'.lmlelphln Navy Ynrd 1ani New Tendon Submarine Flaw at BeedTtnc Sta tion, 2 1. M.. I-rnciir. Inland Navy Yard. I" B. T. I-fHuiif Srctlen A. Cumberland nt Ridge Aveiiue. Itldre nenue end l l lilrken llrltei Hectlen II. Woodland nt lid lid ment. SUIr-thlril nml Walnut street. Rockdale nt .Nnthllj-, llelrrade and On On tnrle hlrreln. Sjeiilh I'hlllr Hebrmva nt rurltan. Second nnd I Imrflrld street. Riverside nt Hirnwlirldce A Clothier. Sli-ty-iecend nnd Walnut stneta. Chester nt T.nnidnle, Rnrtrnm I'nrk nt SI. H. Smith, Tenth and Uutlrr street. YESTKROAY-fl RESULTS Telrce Hrhoel, ifli Wnnnmaher, . ntnuner'a. .1 Hnrllfnbur;, 2. I'enrmlnnln Railroad Iene Trnffle. Si SPECIAL CONTESTS FOR UPTOWN NINES Sphas North Oppose Phillies Puritan and Play Royal Stars Flelsher at Stenton BRIDESBURG VS. SHANAHAN Forty-eighth nnd Iirdwn streets. The uptewncrs came hack last night and handed the Hpbas a kickln" and lire out te de the same thing te .Tim Hon Hen ner's crowd. "Lefty" Htlcly will twirl for Itridesburg. Stenton Field Club opposes Flelsher in an lnter-seetlennl clnsh. The ynmers have met the Mount Airy Inds en sev eral previous occasions nnd the games were of the scnsntiennl order. The teams come together en Stenton's Field, nt Phll-Kllenn nnd Musgrnvc streets. The big contest downtown is nt Shet7. line Park, where the Seuth Phillies take en the American Chain. Mali nger Iliidelph has a crippled club, with Cetter nnd I.al en the side lines, but hopes te be nble te take the number nf tlm Arrnv ullh bin revised llnc-up. aiarshall K. Smith is at home with season. Unrtram Park, nt streets, nml nt Tenth nnd nan Sixty second and.WwfvVii nut streets Straw bridge & uietnwj $ takes en Riverside. This will gire uu '. West Phllly fans n chnnce te leek evff 'i ne of the fnstest bciul-profcsslenll tenms In New Jersey. The Forty-eighth Wnrd team will play the Lighthouse nine nt Frent stretj and F.ric nxentie tonight nt (1:10 o'clock Iletli clubs hnvc made geed record In bnsebnll circles tliis mii son, having faced and defeated some of the strong est bnsrbiill clubs of the ilty. IJeth clubs will present their strong est llneriips, Mini it Is most prebnblji that Manager Sihreeder, f Lighthouse; will use Leuis Herb, his star pitcher;' who has dropped only one game thli the unfertunnte accident were net cencheu the crew of Cernell University nvnllable. Mrs. Killefcr was sixty- for. ne year. eight years of age. Vthen it was announced that Plalstcd REFUSES BIG OFFER Johnny Wilsen Turns Down $10, 000 te Meet Temmy Loughran Temmy Leughrnn, Philadelphia's hope for the middleweight title, nnd who recently gac Harry Creb, Ameri can light heavyweight tttlcheldcr, a grout battle at the Phillies' Paik, is finding It hnrd te get opponents. Ilenuan Tayler, lecnl promoter, mnde Jnlinnr Wilsen, middlewi ight clinin clinin plen, an ofTer of n !?10,000 guarantee for nn eight-round no-decision bout nt the Phillies' Park with I.euglunn ns an opponent. Tnler said thnt he hnd telegraphed the chiiinplnn his ptopesitlon and named the date, but he added. "LUdently Wilsen does net want te meet Leugh -inn, for he hns net answe-d the efTer." Navy Gets Schoolboy Star Annapolis. Sid.. Auc. 2 The N'al Academy hns rrceleil a netnbln sclinolljey nthlete In Hush lllaclt, of Ormlell, N. J., formerly of llackpnsarc lllirh Scheel. Itlnru wen nine letters in different sports while at that school. He also win the Princeton Alumnua Cup for excellence In football. Jlrenn City. 3t Campbell Hern. 3 extern A. A.. 3i Wnshlnrten I Bt. Jehn's C. C.. 12t White. Diamond Western A. A.. 3i Vnhl Bt. Jehn' C. c. 12, lii Olcny A. A.. 0 Tnrler SIrmetial n lira re. 1. "na. ii, 3. 1'reirres. fli Ml. r.htiriMi. A Me'wlv n. V.. 7i Annunciation C. C. 5, Napa rrofranlennl. Si Napa .Married Sltiltet. Men. 0 Rlnlte ret. 4. rink Cempanr, men, 0. 12l IS) OermnntewTi Philadelphia Slid. Fire. Hpccinl twilight gnmes nre en the schedule for several tennis this etenlng. Nntlvity nnd North Phillies, clubs thnt are always away en Wednesday, line booked contests en the home diamond. At Second nnd Clenrfield streets the Seuth Pliillv Hebrews will tnkc en the Purltnn tenm. The uptown churchmen hnvc been cutting n wide swath In In dependent circles and hae been nngllng for-n game with the Sphas for a long time. The followers of the churchmen will be out In force te witness the con test. The North Phillies have booked Chap pie .lohnsen's Royal Stars as an extra attraction for the NIcetewn fans. The Phils have sure been hitting up a win ning pnee the last month nnd areJmik in the old position they occupied tills time n year age. Chappie Jehnsen's tribe has just returned from a nest1 sureessful trip through New nnglanil, nnd he is confident his team will be in the finals for the big classic te be I staged for the Philadelphia IJnschall As sociation championship. Four ether clubs, all rated ns nmeng the contenders for the city baseball ' honors, will mingle. In West Fliiledcl- i phia Uridesburg takes en Shnnnhnn nt mmewMimBms M Al.se with Snap and for Your own buckle tm&z ::::s:s:s 'TlteSaddlersBelt" if real i made of one taltd piece or leather. Better leather cannot be had. It does net curl up en hip. Ne stitching. Gives no end of wear. Keep its shape, always leeks neat. 1713 CHESTNUT. PHILA., PA. Martin ?" Martin Inc. - SADDLERS AND LONDON ALSO SOLD BY Strnwbrtdge & riethier, Wm It Wnimmnlier Wm lrepklr. Hew kei it Hew Iter. Walter (? Ueclt. r (,pe M irlmll Ask for "THE SADDLER'S BELT" A Saddle Unde tnnrk) stamped en ce,j nna tyyw-XKfc J 5 I .s July 29 ON July 29, 1922, the lowest prices ever quoted en U. S. Passenger Car Tires went into effect Royal Cords included. These new prices should give con fidence te dealers and car owners mat no lower basis of quality tire prices will prevail. Bear in mind that these prices apply te the most complete line of quality tires in the world. Remember, tee as you, read the following table that U. S. quality has been positively maintained. 30 x 3 CI. 30 x 3tt " 31x4 30 x 3ft SS. 32 x 3'a 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32 x 4tt 33x44 34 x 4'a 35 x 4ft 36 x 4,Mi 33x5 35x5 37x5 Royal Cord $14.65 14.65 22.95 26.45 29.15 30.05 30.85 37.70 38.55 39.50 40.70 41.55 46.95 49.30 51.85 Nobby FABRIC Chain Usco $12.55 15.60 23.00 20.45 $11.40 13.00 21.35 $9.75 10.65 18.65 - X i A V jL i X . . -Royal Cords included. tires in the world. V '""" V S These new prices should give con- Remember, tee as you, read the x " fidence te dealers and car- following table that U. S. quality XVx.,:x';;t "' V t owners Uiat no lower basis of has been positively maintained. A .:u i, v"' ; v SIZES Cord Nobby Chain Usco Plain 1' S 30x3 CI. I I $12.5 $11.40 I $9.75 $9.25 l j J ! -, 30x3V4" $14.65 15.60 13.00 10.65 f! BT V- A-JAs V f5 31x4 " 2300 2135 1865 - , jggggtt :$&$? J 32x3'a" 22.95 20.45 16.90 15.70 J KfWWSkl1' " V ' "' 2 32 x 4 " 29.15 24.35 22.45 20.85 - A'AlMak ar-.. ,1, - , 5 33x4 M 30.05 25.55 23.65 21.95 AJUISM wSiP"8SBK,'& V 34x4 " 30.85 26.05 24.15 22.40 rMjB$g$M& wtSSSSsWmi '' ? 6 32 x 4ft " 37.70 31.95 30.05 ItSSHB MXWSlt' - ' ' 2 33x44" 38.55 33.00 31.05 A SJWJ3Bt WuBMlWL'r"":' S S 34 x 4ft " 39.50 34.00 32.05 A1, W$wMBm WlVKHeIni1 -,N V 35 x 4ft " 40.70 35.65 33.55 fe3BfflSBi ilwIRS ? 36x4,ft 41.55 36.15 34.00 4WH,1 lHli'C S 35x5 " 4930 43.20 39.30 ifllBHRfel MH1P'? l37x5 u 5i-85 1 4575 4L7 MWSii: wwvf Federal Excise Tax en the above has been "-i'&S , '',. m milldlSHlMl v'r if absorbed by the manufacturer MMEmMmWStWSiMn Wll IteV The dealer with a full line of U. S. SffiiHHBSI 81 mImS M S Tires at these new prices can serve $t!esiPli! I lMHi i- C you better than you have ever bcen &!TTrl'wfHiK,, V-vNl n AnlafHlra "" ! 2 served before in the history of the AVWlvlJwS I TSIHiiW '-"' IN S If there ever was any fan- JX&i3SMUsKl II llflS! fc IN cied advantage in shopping ApSslmlfr-' '"""" '"WIWMflg" 'feJlfl.'iial IB WSWmM ' T around for tires it disap- ypte-V kfflfirBSfe--S H sSK"S V' United SMasTNS ' - " WJjKjlf iUHf ' AP Umted.StatBS Rubber Company W h ::4--.g Tire Branch, 329-331 N. Bread Street '""" ASsSsmAk.r 'WiSSpWw&iMmti sszxmMsssW C C HFtTflnKKil'Y.'iGsfi rfBJi" "SkXiii ltmcWam(AfTK 9scHrsmsssssr X i ! I i a I aHnv.n'uuii .. nuuenTHiBi imi: .". i imiii ii a.-T Federal Excise Tax en the above has been absorbed by the manufacturer The dealer with a full line of U. S. Tires at these new prices can serve you better than you have ever bcen served before in the history of the automobile. If there ever was any fan cied advantage in shopping around for tires it disap peared en July 29, 1922. 77Z7Zs&4S477s C Ce. I S i yj Mfdnf day, August 2, 1022. Stere Openn at 0 A. 31. t'lescn nt S !. 31. M NELLENBURGN ENTIRE BLOCK-MdRKETIIZfre&Z! STREETS L 1 Everything for Your Comfert and Convenience in the Great Outdoors! Campers' Supplies Remarkable Saving Opportunities There are numerous ether items in addition te these listed. 85c te $1.50 Steel Pocket Knives at & W 59c fefeiiira Each $1.50 U. S. Gev't cq Scout Axes OOK Great Sale of Govern ment Barrack Laundry Bags at ' 27c $2 Steel Garden Spades Te Sell for the Phenomenal i c i e t h Lew Price of, 7K Each 'tit ? ffis 3Iadn In one piece of solid mass Crener Steel without rivets U. S. Government Aluminum Handle Knives, Heavy Re-Tinned Ferks and Spoons te Sell at 9Kp Set of 6 for Ut Set Consists of 2 Knives, 2 Ferks, 2 Spoons Werth $1.25 Streng, woll well mmlt liaps, excellent for s e n it I n k te th" laundry. Idc.il for tceuts. camp ers, teurlbts, rn, u nR men. I. lun drlcs will want them for Uellery use All or ders filial. MMA Included nre aluminum handle hteel knUe, l-prenc, non-rustable forks nnd non nen rustable utility t.ible npoens KNcellent for camp use Mall and phene orders tilled while let lasts U. S. Gev't $2.75 Roasting Pans 9Q- at, Each. -5 2. JIT w U. S. Government Oak Gray-Finish OPp Utility Bexes, at Q Tatent lunee cover. Size Z Inches uldi 1T'S Inches long 9 'a IiilIhs hiBh U. S. Gev't $1 Nen- Kustable Metal Police Whistles With Chains at 25c Each pC-cN 18x21x5-lnch roasting pirs made for the I'SQM Cerps. Splendid for het. Is, henu s, apartment houses, for autome. i IJeXCS bile or rcfrluerater drip pan or for ashes ."Mull entern llllrd nlille tliry last. Utility Bexes ' Made for a Foreign liov liev ernment and Werth Sl'we at 4QC Each I Hae bten used for stie'l Berlci Re-Tinned Bacen or Utility Q for I A, vavaakk. m n D Etfi !w $1.50 Imported Stag Handle Bey Scout Knives at, or Each , 20 InilirB Iiiiik, lOV'j Indies ulilc, 10 '-j IiiiIicn liluli .Mull or pliiini iirilerN tilled. -Jr: V S& l In i' trmii ml with chain nut; ft fctiei Knife , I "kL I vN i $lv75 Pt. Size Imported Vacuum Bettles, at 69c Keeps liquids het or cold. United States 'Govern ment Utility Bags 9c l-'or school children, camp ers, outdoor tourists and hun dred k of ether uses. SFflKLENBURaS Third Fleer f Delicious. Nutritious and Well Served Our Table D'Hete Luncheon at60c CHOICE OF Chicken Okra Creele Consomme Longchamp Chicken Consomme Jelly CHOICE OF ie&iter Cuttrttc Sauce Victeria HaKed rrrsh Mackerel A TTallennc Jelly Omctrttr Uuneauan licrj Gnutash Reait Heney. Cured Ham Sauce t hnmpa(ine J!an,it Prime W-b of Jltef au .fl Celli llenit lleney-Cuicd Ham Celd Jleaat J'-rime l!ib of Iicef Choice of J Vegetables Mashed I'otateei Uakeil Potatoes Petate O'lit.cn Petate Salailr Creamed ranet and Pcai TVVilfe lleans Urrtoneme Vaearenl Au Gratm Sliced Jersey Tomatoes Pie lee Cr am Cocoanut Pudding Coffee Tea Mill: leed Tea Iced Coffee bNELLENBURuS Restaurant, Sixth Fleer In Our Fourth Fleer Rug Section 100 $57.50 & $55.00 9x12 & 8.3x10.6 Seamless Wilten Velvet Rugs $31.85 In beautiful Chinese and Oriental patterns. Made of all fine selected quality yarns. Early selection is advis able, as these beautiful rugs will net last long at this low price. Extraordinary Sale of Beys' $1.50 Woven Stripe Madras Sports Blouses at g5 c ea. Distinctive patterns per fect weikmanship. Made with convertible cellar and half sleeves. Sizes G te 10 years. Beys' $1.75 Madras Sports Shirts, $1.15 Each Wide variety of attrac tive stripes. Sizes 12 1 te 14. Beys' 50c Four-in-Hands, 25c Each In a vnried assortment of nttrnctne plaids, stupes, and plnin colors. 5?" C V 'rLS First Fleer A Mighty Fine Value Tomorrow in These Streng, Splendid Dress Trunks Bt $11.95 Substantially built a trunk that will stand up under the hardest knocks of trael. 5-ply construction uil canized fibre covered with lev or belts and snnp 1eeks Sizes 3(5 and 39 inches two twiys ene in conven ient divided style. A trunk that will prove its worth in geed, lasting service marked at this low price as a vacation special. bNELLENBURflS Vewth V $2.25 2-Yard Wide Standard Heavy Quality Inlaid Linoleum, gj 25 sq. yd v-a-av Cut from full rolls. $2.50 27-Inch Wide Tapestry gj 35 Carpet, Yard. '"vv Suitable for rooms, halls and stairs. 5mTtnFjrI:S Keurth Fleer Deep Price Cuts en UPHOLSTERIES $2.50 Cretonne Cretenne Cretonne Cevercd Scat and Back Cush- Q()p ions, Set. . . . UfJ Covered with excellent Krnde cretonne, both seat and back are tufted. Seats have eifcht buttons and are the large size and reversible. 48c U. S. Army Khaki at, QA Yard OUt i:tra fliip iunlit UhnUl ducK m.ide esprci.illj fir the V S (leMTiimrnt M 11 11 ernl dcd, tles lj mm if the IiiKhct Riiide iutt lrlt il fei auninh ti iilv, autumobile slip ceui, 1 jlilens. etc. $1.98 Dutch Scrim Curtains, Set $1.25 Made of excellent qual ity scrim, 2l4 yards long, snowy white. Pretty lace edec and insertion. Sepa late alance. Made com plete lendy te hang. 25 Reduction en Weed Slat Perch Screens Rather than cairy them ever te next reason we will reduce all our peich screens '2e'c. Th original prices remain en the screen. Yeu take jour own reduction. Come in two-tone brown and tvo-teno preen. Sizes A ft. te 12 ft. wide. Net all sies in all colors. Ordeis filled while the let lut S Fourth Fleer ( uiistriii t Inn (if i,-l (ilruril ( urd 10' 1 Bigger and Heavier Tread Stock Gees Inte the Making of Girard Cord Tires Than Inte Any Ordinary Cord Tire en t h v Market H' h i c h Ex plains Their E x t r a e rdi n a r y liesist a n c c Where t It e W e a r Cemes and Their Wonderfully Superior Milt aye. Conic in and Let L's Prove This te Yeu. Pure Gum Tube Gicn Away Free With Every Girard Cord Tire Purchased A geed time te try out these big, ever - sie tires. ' Thev'ie scientif ically constiucte I of specially pie pnied he. ivy pure rubber stuck, 0 ply w : a p p e d tread guaran teed 9000 miles. 77" ( u tuVJVS . -? . -SSWi I eiiNlruitluii f (Inllimry lire A'Jsi' 1 Jumbo Deuble Oversize Cord 30 x 3V2 $12.95 32xah $18.20 - 32.V-1", 33x4 23.80 33x4 ft 34x4 25.20 I 34x4 '2 $30.80 3U.4'2 11 sn 33x5 91 35x5 32.20 , 37xR Mall and Plwne Orders Filled $33.60 3(i.80 30.20 42.00. 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