v -T85PTP!'V ; iWpff? ' si V V ,' I 'f f H f v -.jV ' rr JEADlNG'S FAIR EVENING PUBLIC ? LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 13. 1922 BIGGER THAN EVER Parade Around Grounds Fer mally 0Pen9 Di9P,ay 0T uerKS County Industries M0RE THAN 15,000 ENTRIES RMdlnt, Sept. 12. The pent Head tarra!r epwed yesterday. With Reed ther It premises te be an Immense ms The usual preliminaries wcre held, Including n pnrhde nreund the rThed"'etM number of entries exceeds nne The fnlr will continue flve ISnTJiet cleslnr until next Saturday. 1 new $40,000 peultty house Is one of the latest additions te the equipment e,NeVmbl"nK privileges are Beld nn-1 umblinjf Is net allowed en the preund. $20,000 In Trettlnc TursM Tee trotting purses aggregate $20, m and the premiums te exhibits $15, 000, In addition te many spcclul pre- Ile'herse department is full. There ,., mere cattle than can be comfort cemfort comfert ,tlr accommodated. The best breeds f hew nr" shown by the hundreds. Tie poultry nnd pigeon dcpartmcnU live never been as large. There arc mero thnn 100 varieties of ienics, peaehei. pears and grapes grown In Berks, and all these are" en cxhibi- The Berki County Farm Bureau dis play staple crops and live-stock prod ucts that are produced In Berks County. There is a wonderful display of fancy work and art goods. That Is made pos pes ilble by the new building which Is oc cupied exelu-lvely bv that department. The space nnd light accommodations afford attnrtlve exhibition facilities. Th machinery, tractors and farm Implements are entered in greater value md number than ever before. New Stage Erected Facing the grandstand Is the new concrete 6tnge, the largest in the coun try, en which the free lets will be dis played. This stage, costing $23,000, .11 In itielf an ornament, vaudeville acta will be preiented every afternoon and evening, with fireworks at night. The automobile exhibit is a city in Itielf and occupies a still greater area tlan the display of last year. While the automobile has in a great measure relegated the horse te the background, especially the lighter and ipeedler anlmils, there is a noteworthy display of Perchcren nnd Nermnn draft hordes. Urge Cattle Exhibit Anether exhibit for which overflow iceommedations had te be provided Is that of cattle. Exhibitors from no less than mx States sent herds of pedigreed rattle te the fair. Among the entries are a herd of Hutch belted cattle, a breed neer before exhibited at the Beading fair. , Rejs and Girls Compete A county round-up of nil boys' and girls' pig-breeding clubs will take place It the fair. The three breeding clubs organized in the spring will complete the work for this season Wednesday nt the fair Lii connection with the annual ateck -judging contest. The clubs and names of members fol fel fol eow: Hampshire Breeding Club, nt Bewers Geerge DcLeng, Mamie De De Leng, Fred Schlenkcr, Paul Schlenkcr, Jacob Rethcrmcl, Warren Grim and Lloyd Sehweyer, all of Bewers. Berkshire Breeding Club at Bern vllle Jacob Henne. Clarence Degler, fleerge Bender, Ralph Neecker, Hrlla Troutman, C. Lei Scheidy, Jehn Klapp nnd Samuel Scheidy. Berkshire Breeding Club, nt Amity Harvey Hhead", Bay Trainer, Ilnrry I,. Sehaeffer, Walter Trainer, Richard Pawling, Geerge Teeum, Wayne llnrt ranft, Chde Gelger. Each of these bejs and girls started with one or mere pure-bred pigs last spring, kept an account of feed, gain in weight and general care and nun ijement. Ihc following prie will be nwnrded; Senior contest First, geld ineilal, properly Inscribed; second, sihnr medal, preperlv inscribed ; third, bronze medal, Prepeily inscribed. Junier mutest First $3; second, 12 -r.O ; third, $2.23. In each contest Next four prices, $2 down; next three prizes, one year's subscription te fnrni papers. YOUNG CATTLEMEN ENJOY BUCKS COUNTY EXHIBITION, Thirteen Ayrshlres Raised by Chil dren Among Livestock Feature Perkasle, Pa., Sept. 13. This wns Scheel Kids' Dav" nt the Bucks t-euntj Agricultural Fair, which open ed TeStOrdnv mnrnltif. n, Mentr, Tmlr ' nd will continue until uRturda nWht. r.veiy department Is larger than in ny of he sepii i)rclrniH jears It has been hp,. The following officers of he Bucks wunt Agilcnltural Society together J'th thj Bucks Cnuntv Agent, Henry jsprenkel, 0f Doylestown, are among jne ajthp managers of the fair; I.ln M1 Ioukle, Qunkertewn, president, timer Mmpr, Qunkertewn, lcu presl nt; Walter Bevger, Perkasle, secre rv; J.cp), Gulden Welsel, treasurer. teunty Agent Sprenkel Fnid that eucks ( eunty , ranks second among w mtj -seven counties of Pennsyl na In the value of Its agricultural Products. One of the Interesting exhibits Is in we peultjj department, in ranged by w terlar Rldge Poultry Club. Mem ".'! f the club ktarted lust Summer un hnbv chicks and nrh new has Jy Pullets Kery member Is showing lib 1. "ve Pu'lets and special prizes "a be awarded for the competition, it. ? er x"lblt attracting marked r,,.n,,l.? ,s ""it of the Blooming Olen ' I uh. The members are showing J? ' "Slstered Ajreshlres raised by wemseUps. The exhibitors are boys "i girls. SENATE CONFIRMS HAMMER Ln8 Fight Over Reading Postmas Pestmas tershlp Has Ended Penn?UI!,s;; P" SePt- 13- Senater pper today notified Herace II. Ham- K..,ii ,l !1B 1,ad becl confirmed as adlnK r Postmaster. airn! wS,cn,a,lV0 Gernerd? Republican. fe ,11 IV",,llrr "Bil"" the pretests of Mi, if Nfmihlican urgunlzatien. Air,l(l,w"M M- H,8h. son of ;.'. K.' n 'ern'er Pestmabtcr. Ham .. a,fAsslK,,nnt Pe"tinastcr for many taau. iIIu vil1 tnke tnn eflice of Post Pest Post JrrneM '"nheut two weeks. His con- year bccn held up p'arl' hal( FAIR AT MOUNT HOLLY IS MARRED BY RAIN Weather Cleared In Afternoon and Many Persons Attended mount I loll. X. .1 .. Cai. -ie Rain In the morning wns the only thing that Interfered with the opening of Mount Hellv Fnlnr jesterday, but In the miernoen me sun siienc nnd many per sons went te the grounds. It wns Chil dren's Day, all of the children of school age In the county being admitted free. One of the features of the nlimv la the display of apples put en by twentyJ commercial growers in the county. The cattle show la also exceptionally fine, Introducing many nrlstecrnts from the J.icecas Stock Farm nt Jobs Jobs te. The king of the swine visitors Is Hanwcns Sensation, son of Great Orien Sensation, the $100,000 bear. The imporlnnce of the political cam paign this year Is expected te make Thursday n great day for the politi cians fiein vnileus parts of the State. Unterlng for the motorcycle races Friday are Gene Walker, world's cham pion ; Ralph Hepburn, Pacific Const champion; Mnldwyn Jenes, Eastern champion; Paul Andersen, Mid-West champion, and Jehn Seymour, Southern chnmplen. PASTORJCILLED BY FALL Herse Causes Death of the Rev. W. H. Liggett, of Brandywlne Maner CeatesUlIc, Pa., Sept. 13. The Rev William II. Liggett, flfty-three yean, old, died yesterday nt his home nt Brandywlne Maner from Injuries when he felt from a carriage when a horse he was driving became unmanageable. He received n fractured slull and never rcgnlncd consciousness. Rev. Liggett Icnves a wife nnd a daughter. He was n graduate of Prince ten Theological Seminary. He formerly was pastor in New lerk State nnd Mlnnesetn. WOMAN KILLED BY BULL Huntingdon, Pa.. Sept. 13'. --JMrs. fdn McGregor, of Center Union, near here, was killed eptcrday by n, bull which she was attempting te prevent escaping from n pasture. HiKjjnatA ylf' JJL Atznefirststenef skintreuble apply Resinol It Improves a. noer cometexfon and preserves a geed one, se that you need no artificial means te enhance your at tractlvcness. At the first sign of skin Irritation, of a blotch or a pimple, itching or burning, apply Resinol Ointment, and see If it doesn't bring prompt reHef. It con tains harmless, seething Balsams, and is se nearly flesh colored that It may be used en exposed surfaces without at tracting undue attention. Your dealer aelli It. mmammmammmmmmmmmmm IH 1' "it" 'Jssiuitfi ' i't ""W'" '. 'U , I I ii i mm ii aH B v assHP'sBsssM BBMiP - i,.Aj l";tf $Is(?BmL3 W'Nw I I rMAKE US PROVE IT TODdLY I H J FLEXIBILITY? 2 or 3 miles per hour In H H "high," and up te 70 miles or better if you H B dare keep your feet en the throttle. Pick up? M M We will match the Palge 0-66 against any car M M you name. H Call Spruce 1410 for a Demonstration B I GUY A.WIL&.EY M9T9R CS I B Jt&gi end Jkwttt JHstrlbatan B B BR9AD STREET WVINErPHILAOEtPHIA B B Associate Dealers B H B. DROAD ST. PAIOE SALES CO.. UAINF.S STKNTOV MOTOR SALES M 2M benth Bread St. ANT RVICB H fS Ofene Ilreckmin. Prep.. B B gig eth OM St. GID0N'S AfTO TCORKS. H H HASIIIiTOK OARAGE. M BJ VJ3,'tr PxZW KTSf-' - PNV'DKR PROS.. n tm 87th and Ualnut Bin. S20 Ofrmaniewa Art. H B Suburban Dealers fl B t 2,AIJnE?I5 C'RAOK. I NORTIirAST GARAOR B mm I.nncter Are.. Brjn Manx I 17SB Wchellng St.. Krankfe-rd B CLARK'S OARAGE. B H I Flourtown. l'a. IH I BBBaiyrasuHBBaBBBaBBBBBflB 8HOOTS HIMSELF WHILE ILL DuteSl Cllc'ie'. Sent. ia. Wllmer 1)." Cr'n, newsdealer in Wilmington, aifl.'.i (1u? nt l'"1 """"J "' Jh" fltlffl i. i n lM"ler he found nt the Set h.,ih.?nV' Ul'tcJier had been In Kenn..faUU for sn'i Hme nnd went te ftPt Bnuare in hopes of improving Tle better plug ever Bred a ct Packard uses Bethlehem Spark Plugs exclusively. Studebaker Light Six uses Bethlehem Spark Plugs exclusively (like the one pictured here.) Five million Ferd cylin ders, en cars, trucks, trac tors, have get utmost power out of every atom of gas through famous Bethlehem Ne. 8, listed as Ferd Part 5200. Ne plug ever built equalled the Bethlehem in its efficiency. Delivers a huge flaming flash te the very depths of the charge. Outlasts even your utmost expectation. Bethlehem plugs are mode for every make of car or engine. What mere can you ask of a plug? What less ought you te take? M,l fill BETTERMENTS And here's the compact, powerful Socket Wrench -.which is a whole tool kit In itself. Deuble-ended hexa gon handle gives tremerldeus leverage nd reaches hard-te- reach places readily. iH M Complete with set of sockets in neat, durable case. Cya nlde. hardened and tapered te seat nuts and NEVER BIND. sjS Handles93percent. f of ALL nuts en ANV car Fords In cluded. Priced iiva,,i'' i -ll irW iiimiiitili III iiim II III III MOTORDOM Fer nyx AP 'Btlhlthtm Most practical Radiator Cap ever made for Fords. Press trigger cap snaps open by powerful spring action. Fill radiator and NO HOT METAL CAN TOUCH YOU. Click cap down and drive en. Brilliant nickel and glossy black enamel- beautiful te seel The price Is tha finnl nrmimentl IIIu. The Motorist Tll your sup- aHMasia Ily IIISill " WANT these big value better ments. He can get them te his own oreflt and yours. BETHLEHEM SPARK PLUG cu, The Dealer Tell your Jobber this 1 advertisement is worth taking advantage of and that veu want stocks of these sellers. Or write us direct. Bethlehem, Pa.' I Our Stylish Stout Shep Is Featuring Today a Splendid Let of Smart $10 te $15 Cleth Sports Skirts Fer Larger Women At $7.75 . and $8.75 Ea. Juat what one needs for in-between season wear with the summer sweater. Extremely geed-looking models of prunella cloth, In effective contrasting stripes, thoroughly tailored te nssure perfect fit with geed, large waistbands and full cut,, firmly laid pleats. One model sketched. SneLLENdUrSS Second Fleer Heading Tomorrow's Big-Value News in Our Corset Department A Sale of the Immensely Popular $4 Warner Cerselettes At $1.98 cs) Of fancv breche with long hips and rubber inset. Sizes 34 te 42 but net a complete size range in each style. $3 CB and Snellenburg Special Corsets at Pink ceutil in low bust medcN. $5.00 and $5.50 Merite Belt Corsets at Sdnrday, ficnt. 13, 1022. Stere ei-enn at 0 A. M. Cleaea at BiSOV.M. jT nellenburgS ENTIRE BLOCK-MARKET lIXnWSTREETS J , I yQ $1.49 $2.89 Lew bust model with bread front steel for medium and full figures. $6.00 te $8.00 Merite Belt Corsets -at $3.95 Lew bust, heavily boned models for large figures. Geed size range. bNELLLNBUReS Second Fleer Here 8 an Attractive Serviceable Tuxedo Ceat At $5.95 They're just as pictured here. With long sleeves, close-fitting wrists and belted. One glance assures you of the lovely quality of knitted material from which they are se carefully tailored. And you'll acknowledge they are worth much mere than $5.95. f laHJ 1 TILT A . tSfn 1 III r sssktVL 1 J It t Larger Women's Sizes, $7.50 This is a style extremely becoming te larger women, se we secured sizes 48, 50 and 52 te sell at 7.50. SNELLbNBURGS Second Fleer Eminently Fine Values Tomorrow, in Popular-Priced Fur Chokers Of the Wanted Kinds Specially Offered at Savings of About 1-3 Regular Prices Beautiful fur pieces In the new season's most fashionable pelts and HTYinrtPUt flT.VlfHrnnrHr tn nrirt tint CT VI indisnensabla flninhiTie tnnrVi t.n the mJfif 6treet costume that flattering touch of softness te the wearer's face. $15.00 Fur Chokers... $10.00 Jap kolinsky, fitch and kit fe: smart and practical. $19.50 te $25.00 Fur Chokers. . Brown fox scarfs and silver gray fox chokers and single-skin mink. $29.50 Fur Chokers at American brown fox chekera. $39.00 Fur Chokers at Stene marten, American brown fox chokers and 2-skin dark mink chokers. JETir y 7 T- 4 :ww '1(1 $15.00 $19.50 $29.50 Selected quality. $75.00 Hudsen Bay Sable (Rprr A A Chokers $OOc)V Large single-skin scarfs, soft nnd lustrous. bNELLrNBURflS Second Fleer Fourth Fleer Floor-Cevering Section Features Five Matchless Values for Thursday! 100 Reg. $60 9x12 Best Quality Axminster Rugs e $46.9.5 s Frem a well - known manufacturer. Every rug neatly finished. High luxurious pile and closely woven. Beautiful selection of pretty patterns. $95.00 9x12 Reyn! Wilten (Ir7r A A Rugs at P4 O.UIP Pretty oriental pattern. $47.50 8.3.10.fi Seam less 'Heavy All-Weel Velvet (PjQO JTA Rugs at tpO.OU $1.35 $2.25 2-Yard Wide Standard Heavy Inlaid Linoleum, Sq. Yd.. . Cut from full rolls. Pretty tile and block effect. Carpet Specials $2.50 All-Weel fli nz Velvet Carpet, Yard tPX.Uei Suitable for rooms, halls and stairs. bNELLENBURflS Fourth Fleer 1200 Beys' Blouses Ge Inte a Great Sale Tomorrow 'Way Belew Real Werth at 89c Ea. Fine woven nindras in pretty .blue, green nnd lavender stripes en white grounds. Cellar attached style, with soft cuffs Alse a splendid new line ' of 80x80 Harmony percales, smajtly made with button down cellars and soft cuffs. Wide variety of novelty stripes. Sizes 7 te lft Years. Every Rleurc a Genuine Rarfjaln at This Small Price! SNELLENBUROS First Fleer The Famous BurrowsFelding Card Tables Tremendously Special at $1.95 Ea- fW I Square top, covered wih leatherette mahogany stained. Pictured SneOENBURGS Tey Dept., Fourth Fleer Tomorrow A Remarkable Sale of Mens $7.50, $8.50 te $10.00 High Grade Trousers I? Sel1 $5 Pair Pure worsted treuse rs in fancy stripes & effects. All-wool flannels, tweeds, cassimeres, ve ve eours and chev chev eots in mixtures, herringbones & novelty effects. Alse all - wool blue serges. All sizes, and a number of ,small sizes for the high - school boy. Bring in your coat and vest and let us match them up for double service with a pair of trous ers in the same or a harmonizing fabric. W Wc Are Headquarters for Gelf Knickers and Riding Breeches SHELL ENBURgS Third Fleer Imported French Kid Gloves for the Scheel Miss Economically Marked at$1.25Pr- Seft, pliable kidskin of the finest quality, evcrrcam sewn. They arc very dressy and the price makes thorn practical In white, black and colors. SNELLOiBJReS First Fleer Enjoy This Delicious LUNCHEON Tomorrow In Our Sixth Fleer Restaurant Mlnrstra Milannisti Crram nf S'rw Cam Chickrn Consomme Jell) Choice of Crab Heat .Ueriir; An Oratln Iiakdl Fresh Marhcrrl Prevenrate (I) Penehrd Eqas, Phlla Club Chicken Hash en Teait Rwjeut of Ilcef a La Francalae Dakeit Ilnm Sauce (Champagne fieait Prime nib of Ilcef AuJua Celrt Plekteil Lamb's Tangua Choice of (2) Venctablcs Hashed or naked Potatoes French fried Su ect Petate Salad Macaroni Au Oratin Frivl Egg Plant String Bceks Pickled Beets Choice of Apvlt Cocoanut Custard Cherry Kgg Custard Peach Haisin Pice Pudding, Tapioca Pudding Coffee Tea Milk reed Tea Iced Coffen bNELiZf.3 'ReS Sixth Fleer Seme Remarkable Offerings in Cameras & Photo Supplies 32-Inch Eastman Kodak Developing Tanks, $5.50 Elsewhere, tbe.98 , Ne. 1 Felding Camera, R. R. Lens Ne. IA Felding Camera, R. S. Lens Ne. 3 Felding Camera, R. R. Lens Ne. 2C Felding Camera, R. S. Lens Values te $33.00, d1A AA Your Choice at. ..... . $UeUU $3.00 7x10 Genuine Leather Albums $1.50 1-A Kodak Leather Carrying Case 1.99 2C Kodak Jr. Carrying Case 2.39 Oil Dark Roem Lamp 69c Print Frames With Glass, 3y8x6 36c Rubberized Trays, Size 5x8 39c Blotting Beeks, Size 8x11 39c Acid Hype, 1 lb 19c Genuine M. Q. Tubes, 8 oz., 6 for 29c Tomorrow Sees the Finish of the Last Straw Hat! We're Ready With a Splendid Showing of Brand-New Fall Seft Hats Te Fit the Head the Purse the Fancy of Any Man Our Snellenburg Special Heads the List for Value g lsKrB r FssHl Tt At $2.65 Can't be matched for aualitv nnH workmanship at anywhere near the price. Shown in a complete range of new fall models and colorings. Other High-Grade Seft Hats at $3.65 & $5.00 Full Line of Jehn B. Stetson Hats at $7.00 & $10.00 Men's and Beys' Caps at 95c, $1.50 & $2 Snappy New Fall Hats for Beys and Children 01 $1.50 t0 $3.00 In a complete line of the best sU Ips nnd colerine?. S'' nFLS First Fleer Brownie Cameras $2.00 te $17.00 Kedaks $6.50 te $70.00 SnfLLENBUrgS First Fleer Our Phenomenal Sale of Government Surplus Merchandise Continues te Offer the Finest Quality Goods at Unprecedcntedly Lew Prices f?-7 $4.50 U. S. Government Shelter i "WA Tents Complete With Poles $1.50 These tents are 5 ft. wide and 7 ft. long. All are waterproof nnd in U. S. Government Brand New Canvas Bags With Separate Snap Buckle Straps and Snap-Fastened Flaps A-l condition. 2 for 25c - i jT 'Qne-p: Made of finest 20-ounce waterproof canvas, in perfect condition. The straps alone are worth double the pi ice of the bags. Splendid for fisher men, gunners, mechanics, boy scouts, etc. 4 If - r-J We've Just 100 Brief Cases Of Finest Surface Stock Cowhide Te Sell Tomorrow at (JJ A Q pT s Fi In (I ) f?l 'fl ; JiiL, s H I TmI W t r 1 tL , " ' II r i if In j and college student row's low price. Twe and three pocket styles black, brown nnd mahogany. Steel, braced round-bag handle. Straps all mound. i eap that is prac tically indispensable te the hiah school matchless value at tomer- First Fleer i- The New Sheik & Mandarin Geed Luck Rings Specially Priced Tomorrow At 50c Each $4.50 U. S. Government Penches $1.15 Fer fisher men, mes s e n gers, d r l v ers, boys and girls for school, it a t d oer w e r kers. Wntc r r r proef cov en for couch h a m -m e c k- s, canoeists. Officers' Riding Trousers, Pair. . . $1.75 WW Geed-looking lings made of antique-finish metal in the manner of a Chinese coin; set with a btune of jade Fashionable for Autumn, prettily harmenising with the new colored ornaments, and rumor sas "they brincr all sorts of geed luck te the wearer " b 5,.E'!E,m,'RcS First Fleer Tomorrow a Tremendously Special Sale of Handsome $45 te $60 Blech Baby Carriages At $24.95 te $39.75 ah iuu size, distinctively styled Baby Carriages, designed en graceful lines and upholstered in corduroy. Built en reversible gear, with heavy rubber tires. In the Fashionable Col orings White Enamel, CeTee, Blue, Gray and Ma Ma Ma reon Finishes. One Medel Pictured. SNELICNBURaS Third, Fleer .wr 2 c.i SNELLENBURaS Fourth FJoer ?l M F il .1 II 4 1 Fjoer i A Ii It : M. m ik; il es $ m 'tH 5i M m 1 i m Km ,ixJ -i imunirv fhlldren leaves A- :N. SNELLENBURG & CO.; N5NELLENBURG & CO. '." ' . 4 4 ,-; 1. W kv f V.i .
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