PWfe i"j' r.swr istf '.zrvim-'nAT:?" r; j-'i'r.svft'. mi9,fr I Knrr'" r-" - ?' ,-f " tywwAWf- i..A n r in- wji''taik 4'4.iv. " "It" JEBIA';' MOljbAY;"' OCTOBER J, 1922 fr T yt 3FJT .V. qledebrt-phii; 'A I . tvi. B JCi. V JX XXX KX XTKJ XIUJ.V v ii" y ,?,- Majer Leagues End Pennant Season REDSCAIN SECOND BY STRONG FINISH Phils Finish With Win Yanks Win Pennant by Only One Oame Margin ROGERS HORNSBY HITS .401 ,.v ItAMP.UAIjTj. iHlllIsllCll 0 from n Inn sraM-n's Blnr In the Ze -lt. J"" ,,, ,,,M ,0!?H ,0 nV ;t 7i.lntl.oeWre.lnrcl.tfapn. , Mnr Tim official ciullnR of the T n ilii bnscbnll fanatics the ISm Hrrlwh. Futnl-r Knickerbocker's bau,nintrih merf important ""7" V. ,,,P, n, X liv I'nt M.tmu'h Uc.ls, Ni!V"tU &11 "he J'lratM. A who n,,(,,,:, 1ip Inst few week en B?E X e lc?s te IIP l le second, ?JS 'Rnn.cs & of the champion ,SI1 nlr rnlllM. lnrlu.llns " iwe-run r. ,Ir, .in nnth. cnnhei the Beds te '?" Sn Mt BemV. B te . 'lt Wilbur X,n "1 Knn Jcntlm Illxcy w.s the ??pr i,. iho-en till. Hip urn Bft- ,hJ?he" ! hM 09 thanks te the Mipcrb .. Jii- nf l'cte Uelian. nnlshcd tlie sen- p,tCWa triumph The silver-thatched .w" w nlhiwed jSt wvmi hits and k-pt Zm "en" ell scattered that nary a run "ThTpwfe found Burleigh Crimes je n.,1 llklne for twelve safeties, includ- . will nms' twenty-sixth homer. The '.".Le. "eant much te the. Phils They Masen """- th 0 nr for the first rtee'tOlOaml Williams broke all previous home -run records made by Sfinu wound up the regular m,m bv utnnlns and losing.. Mr S,"r blanked the champions in the flnt with two hits while lenrgln, n ?"rnlt. lest the decision In the second. L lllcbce. a rookie, hit n homer. Sch t'!.m Imd five hits during the iMcn-lnnlns contest. The Cards defeated the Cubs and .I,, the l'lrates for third plane. Inci ilciitnllr. Iteger llernsby finished the peasen'with a batting mark of .-101, Final Standings of Clubs NATIONAT, I.UtOCK W. I.. V.V. W. T.. P.O. NfwVerk. 03 l .M riilcntn... H'l 74 .Bin Cincinnati M OH .MS Ilroekljn,. 1 in .401 I'lttKbiirth ta OU .nsl I'l.llllep..., (17 INI .813 St. InU. 85 00 .9113 Henton.... 53100 .340 AMERICAN MSAOUn W..T,. r.f!. NwTerk. Pt 00 .010 rhtrncn... Ht. fyeuln. OB 01 .604 Wnkh'ten. Petrel t.. 10 10 .018 AthlMJr.. Cleveland, 18 10 .000 ItoMen..,. XV. T 71 17 80 8." en re ill 03 P.C. .000 .148 .421 .300 :STBnJ)AY'S HKStJI.TS NATIrtNAI. IJl(lflJ PMIIIm. 3 llrneklm. 0. Iloeton. 3t New Verlc, 0. New Yerk, ill HiMten. p (Mcend run). HI. IiiiIk. "I (lilcfte, I. rinrlnxntl, (II ritUbiirRll, 1. Cincinnati, 01 PUtiburxh, I (urcenil (ime), ASIKKICAN t.KAOCK Wnttblntten, Ol NfW Yerk. t. MpTHnnil. fit Detroit. S, Ht. I!ilfi, XI C'lilcnice, I. Atlilctlrfr-llnnten, net clifilutril. FEW PLAYERS NOW W PRODUCTS Only Four of 1922 Giants Re ceived Their Tutelage Frem Jehn J. BUYS PENNANT WINNERS the first time the feat has been accom plished fclnee 1S00, when Dclahanty hit. .-108. This Is the third miceesslve year that Ilernsby hits finished in the lend of the National batters. The Browns canned the climax of the i most successful season in twenty years with a U-te-1 win ever the White Sex. A single by Itoeklo Kobertsen sent Wil liams ncress the plate with the wlnnlnlg run with one out. j The blinks captured the pennant, i but only by the narrowest margin, one I full game. The Senators pnuiiiicd Sam Jenes hnrd and took tlfe final gnme of 'tlie sciifren, 0 te 1. Five riintV in th 1 first inning spelled victory Fer the I WaulilniT.nnlntiff Wrttnnnii.li n a. emit, was the Ynnkccs master from the start. The Athletics, for the first time since 301-1. finished out of the cellar. A victory ever Washington Saturday, in which Itemmul turned In ills twenty sevcntli win of the year, helped the A's te within four games of sixth place. CAGE LEAGUE MEETING Philadelphia Manufacturers' Cir cuit Plana for 1922 Campaign The Philadelphia Manufacturers' Basketball League will held its re organization meeting at 1:227 Arch btreet en Thursday night. The prospects for the season are premising, as several new clubs with first-class line-ups have announced their intention of joining. Information regarding the lengue can he secured from Cadwalnder Krauklln. 1227 Arch street, phene Sprucp 2000, or Jnmcs Hunter, care of lloepcs & Townsend, 1.1:10 Uuttonweod btrcet. phone poplar 22GS. In late years Manager Jehn J. Mc Grnw, of the (Slants, lias almost ceased te develop young ball players, and due somewhat te the competition of the Ynnkees for the city's patrenage has . m t . . A. Mn .... eeen lerecii mere nna mero iu y " the marts nnd buy his pennant winners with the coin of the realm. McGrnw lias developed marvelous player. and has combined them ef fectively in his time, but of the pres ent team only four of these who can Iw classified ns "regulars" received their tutelage from Jehn J. The ethers were bought or traded from ether maler league clubs or picked up ns, virtually finished products from the miners. Of the first-string pitchers, Arthur Vnl.f nn.l Tnca Itnrnnn. rptprnllR of InSt rear's scries, and Hugh McQuillan were obtained from Bosten. Catcher Krank Snyder wns taken from St. Leuli several years nge. Earl Smith made, a record in the International League, but he bears the trademark of a McOraw product. At firtt base (ieorge Kelly learned most of what lie knows from McOraw, as did Frlsch. the regular second base man. At shortstop Captnin Davy Ban- nnff nnmn trftm Pftilfiftplnriln nnrl nt I third base Heine Oreh, once of the UlnntH nas spent loe mucn time in Cincinnati te he included among' the home-grown. I Ner is McQ raw's record bolstered by I the Insertion of Johnny Ilawltngs Inte , the infield. He has been there much of the summer, due te the scries of In juries te uren. i risen nas gene irem second te third and Ruwllngs has subbed at second, but, like his mete at shortstop, Itavlings came from the Quakers. In the outfield only Ress Teuny Is considered a McGrawite. 'Irish" Meu sel came with the troop from the Quaker City, as did Casey Stengel. The quartet of men that McGraw trained who are en the team, however, arc near the top of the league at their positions. yj Mf Uwjmfcm'&jL ATLANTIC anfli VBMVtaft There is a fine sense of security in knowing just what your meter can de and that it can always be depended en te de it. A geed battery, dependable starter, sure-fire ignition nnd quick-acting, full-powered gasoline these arc the tilings that put confidence into the hand that drives the car. "Quick-acting, full-powered gasoline" that means 'ATLANTIC! Atlantic is refined te meet the most exacting requirements of present-day meters, and te operate efficiently under the widest range of speed, lead and temperature conditions a meter gasoline encounters. It is a balanced gasoline, scientifically combining the .volatility for easy vaporizing, the stability for high expan sive force, and a uniform "chain of boiling points" for assuring complete combustion. iThcre is no ether gasoline like Atlantic. It is mere than geed gasoline; it is RIGHT gasoline, always uniform, always dependable and a-1-w-a-y-s e-b-t-a-iw-u-b-1-c. "There's an Atlantic Pump en the read you are traveling" ATLANTI C GASOLINE P ut f Pep in Ye ur Me ter ECONOMY BASEMENTS SPECIALS FOR TUESDA N Werih-While Savings en fine , Undermuslins Women's Night Gowns, Envelope ACkn Chemises, Drawers and Bleemers at v Tailored of lingerie cloth and batiste. Women's Night Gowns, Envelope 7Qf Chemises and Skirts at ex' All beautifully trimmed. Extra-Size Drawers at Made of muslin and finished with ruffle of embroidery. 49c Women's Slip-Over Flannelette Night Gowns at In pink and blue stripes. Women's Extra-Size Flannelette Night Gowns at In pink and blue stripes, made with yoke sleeves. Women's Flannelette Skirts at In dark stripes, finished with ruffle. bHELLENBURaS Economy 59c 98c and Ien? 39c Basement Mere of These Wonderful Cushion Comfert 2-Strap Heuse Slippers for Women $1.69 Pair 1 1 m I II Designed especially especially ler tired, aching feet, with a thick cushion insole. Of fine soft black kidskin with leather soles and rubber mili tary heels. Sizes 3 te 9. Mail and Telephone Orders Filled SNELLEMBURCS Economy Basement $1.79 Bleached and Seamless Sheets $1.15 ftade especially for us in the standard 81x90-inch size. Beautiful quality. 10c 18c and 20c Bleached lTl.Uljilll ......... Lener and short lengths; 36 inches wide. Ne mail'er phone orders. SNELLENBURCS Economy Basement Artistic $6.25 Velour & Lace Drapery Sets At $3.50 Prettiest shades of rose, blue, geld, green nnd brown. Each set includes two side pieces and valance of rich velour and ene lace curtain panel, 2x45. Many charm ing patterns. SNELLEHBURGS Economy Basement Tuesday Rug Specials Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs 9x12 Feet $ Werth Deuble tf Perfect 1. ) I B.yWix-.' I I U i' 111 10 Alexander Smith & Sens Seamless Velvet Rugs Seconds i 7.6x9 ft. 6x9 ft. $12 $15 8.3x10.6 ft. $20 $29.00 Heavy Axminster Rugs, 8.3x10.6 ft and 9x12 ft.... 50 rugs in a splendid variety of color and design. Fine let of mill runs. Tapestry Brussels and Velvet Stair Carpets 69c, 79c, $1.19, $1.39 Yid rretty patterns. 27 inches wide. Pull rolls. bNELlENBURGii Economy Basement SjtOSnXY, OOTOHKB 2, 1023. Htnre Openi 0 A. M. t.'le 6 1 30 V. M. W NELLENBURGN ENTIRE BLOCK-MaRKETH2!T0l2ie STREETS L. M Women's and Misses' $15.00 te $22.50 Coats, Suits and Dresses At $7.95 Handsome Fall Styles, at a Wholly Unexpected Price Unusually Large Variety of Each Coats at $7.95 Suits at;$7.95 ! Dresses at$7.95 Tomorrow! A Sale of Children's Rompers & Creepers r'm m I Pole sports models fea turing swagger lines, with loose rnglan anil set-in sleeves. Belted, with roomy patch pockets. Tan, rein deer and 'brown colors. Geed - looking, practical coats. Dressy wool velour suits trimmed with soft, silky fur , that adds beauty and warmth. Being usual $22.50 models, they nre silk lined and well tailored. Mighty geed value. 1 Sneu Becomingly styled navy and black silk dresses, worth $16.50 te $18.50. Elabi rate beaded and plain models of crepe de chine, Canten crepe and charni eusc. An inviting assort ment. vTkgS Economy Basement Regulation U. S. $7 Army Blankets $2.39 Each Ml Guaranteed Never Used Khaki color, of pure lamb's wool. Size fi(Jx84 inches. Careless packing caused slight tar stains en some otherwise they're perfect. Stamped with U. S. stencil. S". ' ENbifRGS Economy Basement 25c Continuing Our October Sale of Household Linens With Rare Price Concessions 85c Mercerized Tabic Damask, Special RQn at. Yard Extra quality damask with permanent satin luster. Several pretty patterns. 64 inches wide. 35c Turkish Towels, Special at. Each Woven from double twisted yarn. Generous size with neat hemmed ends. 65c Linen Huck Towels, Special AQp at. Each U Thick and absorbent every thread pure linen. Size 17x34 inches. Neat colored borders with wide hemstitched ends. 25c AII-Lincn Toweling, Special at, 1 K0 Yard 1DC In natural color, abjorb abjerb ent and lintless. 17 inches wide. Colored borders. SnELLENBURGS Economy Basement Great Variety of 10c te 30c Wall Papers 5c ,0 12ic neU In floral, printed figure, block floral stripe and 30 inch plain oatmeal patterns. Sold in combination with match borders at 5c te 15c yard. Circular en hew te hang unll paper given fret, SNEIlENbUrgS Eoenwi' Bn.iiem.nt Mill Remnants of 25c Dress Gingham At 12V&C Yard About TeOO yards embracing a widely varied assort ment of checks and plaids suitable for school dresses and attractive house frocks. 32 inches wide. Lengths te 8 yards. Ne mail orders. 15c Poplins and Peplincltes p Of fine mercerized finish in many wanted "v plain shades, including black and wh'ite. 34 and 36 inches w'Je. 5' vJRuS Economy Basement At 63C Pr Fer Little Ones of 1 te 6 Years Many cunningly styled rompers and creepers in prettiest color combina tions. Favorite nursery designs arc embroidered in some of them. Snellehburg'S EcetE,mtl, Basement Fer Active Beys! Serviceable $3.50 Corduroy Scheel Suits at $1.95 Manly Oliver Twist mod els for boys 3 te 8 splen did for these who go te school. Blue, brown and drab. Beys' 51.25 Suits at Junier Norfolk and Oliver Twist suits with full-lined pants. 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Only the best quality. $9.00 Lamb's-Weel Blankets, QK AQ twt.TCt GmLS' WEAR $1.50 Skirts Sices 6 te 14, of white linen, imported gingham or Ramie. $1.50 Bleemers Of black satin for girls 8 te 16. $1.50 Blouses Dimity, cotton pon gee and volle, white or with colors, sizes 6 te 16. $1.50 Middys Sizes 6 te 16, of jean, linen, gingham 'and chambray. SNELLENBURGS Economy Basement At 59c Ea. M-l 1 . I I V I 1 $wH2M Pair 1000 pa i ra of beautiful lamb's -wool blankets of fine, long wool woven with a small percentage, of cot ton in the warp. Lare block plaid patterns. Size 70x80 inches, each pair weighing 6 pounds. De cidedly big value. $12.50 Guaranteed All Pure 100 Virgin Lamb's-Weel fl7 QA Blankets, Pair u Beautiful large block plaid pattern in pink-and-white, old resc-and-whitc, blur-and-whitu, gray - and uhitc lavcnder-nnd - white and black-and-white color combinations. Full double bed size. $30.00 te $55.00 Finest Guaranteed All-Weel Blankets, Pair S20 t0 S35 W even from the finest Australian lamb's-wool in white or plaid designs. Single and pairs. Seme are cut and bound nil around separately with 1 - inch Lyens best quality taffeta silk. All full size. $5.00 Woelnap 0?Q fiQ Blankets, Pair peu Fiui, heavy quality with fleecy nap. Gray and tan with pink and blue borders. Size 64x7tV inches. $9 California Lamb's-Weel-Filled flJK QK Comfertables ' Percaline covering, plain 12-inch satine border nnd lamb's-wool filling. Pretty Persian and floral pattern-. Full size. $6.95 $11.50 Weel Blankets, Pair Heal western lamb's fleece wool, with about lOr cot ton in the warp. White with dainty pink and blue stripe borders and wide contrasting seisettc binding. $9.50 $13.50 Extra-Fine California Lamb's-Weel Filled Com Cem Com fertabP Ea. Cevf en both sides with quality flowcred French mercerized satine, plain 12-inch satine bor ders and double thickness lamb's-wool tilling. Screll stitched. Kxclusive pat terns. Full size. $0.95 Weel Blankets, Pair Fine lamb's-wool blank ets, with a cotton warp in pretty plaid patterns. All desirable colors. Full size. $3.95 Bed Spreads. Each Crochet weave in attrac tive Marseilles patterns. Extra heavy quality. Hemmed ends. Full size. $4.29 $2.49 $2.25 Bed Spreads, Each Crochet weave, in pretty Marseilles patterns. Hemmed ends. Extra-heavy quality. Full size. $7.50 Bed Spreads, Each Satin-finish in a brand new Marseilles pattern. Cheice of s.'allepcd edge with cut comers. Plain hemmed ends. Extra large size. $1.49 $5.44 $4.98 $6.50 Com Cem Com eortables, Ea. Covered en both sides with best quality flowered silkelinc and filled with white cotton fillings. Plain sateen borders. Full size. Heavy weight. $13.50 Lamb's-Weel 8' $8.49 Fine long lamb's-wool woven with small percent age of cotton in warp. White with pink and blue borders and wide colored binding. Size 72x82 inches. $18 California Lamb's Lamb's Weel ei O CA Blankets, Pr.'510" Very fine selected long lamb's wool in white with pink, blue, old rose and geld stripe borders, also large block plaid patterns. Wide silk taffeta binding. Size 72x84 inches. $35.00 Silk fl-Q ylK Comfertables 0.40 Slightly soiled. SJcndid assortment of dark flowered silk tops with plain silk berX, ders. Lamb's-wool filling. $4.50 Cem- CO QQ fertables, Ea. C3 Silkoline covering, with plain 12-inch satine borders. White cotton filling. All full size. $4.65 57.00 Com Cem Com eortables, Ea. Flowered silk mull tops and plain silk mull borders. White sanitary washed cot cot ten filling. All full Hlze. . Sun . r im. inns' Kconemy Uaiement l M nm II v II & Vi i a if m I V ni :N. SNEI.LENBURG & COfs; te V I 4 :N. SNELLENBUKG & CO.: 1 'xr , TJ)y
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