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Igig Year Predicted for Soccer Here
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MORROi MILLS IS ALL-PHlLLIES' LIHE
NEW SOCCERtNTRY,IS OVER 190 POUNDS
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West Philadelphia Eleven Has
Team That Should Be in
Running for Title
JO OPEN WITH FLEISHER
.' .. t.nt i.iam H. DALLAS
N A few weeks Bnwe of f"'
4 A. . . , .11 i.if Tin. A ci
J,? S miner clinrncter will be seen In
'CSwwt'MmWjInthe
I tinve iiikcn ii bU boom and
fce",al,newn eU"! wh 1 Inrluf many
Mnr hove been dUraniw! In thnt tor ter
'r "S. One of these H the Merrell
,M 111". This orKnnUatleii 1b n new
rnmcr In the field of pert ami ill trliiR
Itta prwent baseball season had n team
IrneJ enough te pet Inte the plaveff for
l" Imlurtrlal Lcngue championship,
'infr e lese out In a stlrrinjc finish.
lfu in soccer Merrell apparently has
' mm thnt will make the grade i from
l?l,e tnwny. A Rlnnre nt the, list of
Iplnvcrs slsne.I shown some of he best,
r,,i ilim the West i'hllmMphln yea
d, In the Allied League Is ever there
lll lmnlly be much Awt In front with
'a whole let In back of Merrell.
The team 1 backed bv Illclinril II.
Merrell. who Insists thnt the motto.
"Plav Clean." must be mere limn mere
Iwercli and Insists thnt the players carry
ft te the letter. The home around
,f the team arc nt Sixty-third stree
nml Cedar avenue, and the season will
he ushered In next Sunday with the
I'lclshcr Ynrners, regarded by many as
' the best team in the city.
In First Division
Merrell will be represented in the
first division of the West lMiilndclpli H
l.eiiKiie of the Allied Association. Al
though the team N new, the player
have wen many Inure s ii mrd-feiiKlit
rame. The llne-un will include : hi die
Themas, Krankie Themas, Uick larley.
Clmrlci ('lark. Kilillt; Lynv. Dan
(Heek) Flynn. William I Wimp)
Flvnn. Kills .Tuck-en. K. Jacksen,
(ioerge Werthllne, Tussert and n few
mere. , , , ,. , ,
Eildie Themnr as outside left played
for Wiilfenden-Sherp last ear nnil va
one of the bright light if the team. II
was a bit' factor in winning the cup In
the Allied first division and his brother
Frankie Is net far behind as a soccer
plover. . . . ,. it
Fnrlev has proved himself an nll nll
retind nin ii and should have a big year,
.while Kddle Lyens made quite, n ronu renu
tntinn as renter ferwurd en VIctrIx lust
rear. "Heek" Flynn needs no Intro
duction, being one of l'hilnde'phlus
topmost plnjers. I li brother "Wimp
I ears t'm same reputation and. although
he was injured in the spiul-tlnut or the
Allied Clip the injury has net slewed
him up n bit.
Jarluien Still Tliere
Kills Jacksen Is one of the renl vet
erans of the came, bavins been n mem
her of th" old Cnnlingten team when
they vnniiii"-iipil everythliiR in the soc
cer world. He says "I tuny be getting
mill but net ehl enough te hang up my
'flines."
Illme Jacksen Is- another of the fa-
Meus brothers of that name. There Is
he baekfl Id man hanlcr te pass than
ltliue, although he weighs nbeut lis
fciuch as a tl. Cicerge Werthlne, who
Mil he found in the fullback position
1ms the strongest kick of any of the
players in the city.
He never backs away from u play.
mit dives right In and kicks. It does
het matter what position the ball Is
in, he seems te. Ret It nnd give this for
wards plenty of chance te run it down
the field. TiiRgcrt played for Ktng
fMsIng last year and made quite u rep
utation, which he expects te upheld
Mth hi-, new team.
KARNAC-LOGAN FOOTBALL
TEAM STARTS SATURDAY
Will Play en Legan Grounds at
Eighteenth and Rockland 8treets
The Karnae Klub will be represented
en the gridliim by n stronger team
this season, as it has joined forces
vftn sonic of die I.egan Hcdjacket
players and will be known as the Knr-nsc-Legan
Club.
"Art" llelger. former LnSalle Col
lege center and chosen for the nll nll
scheliiKtie team in 11)17-1018, will
Win net as conch nnd manager nnd
tMrtT"1 thp,LSnn A. A. grounds nt
& tnJt It0CkIand 'fltreet3 for
ihirt tn fl,rr!0Um,ei' 1'imself with
.lirr " ?i K'mi-I,re ""! pchelnstle
Players nnd expects te be able te pick
f..?prT.",,,,,,Ye ,lpve,, Ffei Inst
t'ni' r."l,.llc l,lK "aeerty, I. u0i,er,
Knni, lirady, H. Trnnsue; K. Tra. fue
The new men include ,Le Fevre of
en be,h,.W,'s,f I;llmi',: "ie "
"i Ahinyl!lhn- ,(,f Cheltenham;
Legan will piny nt home , 'very Snt
wS, uli """' SundnyJ7 The
hfflhi.ta-"-vS
fte ltt
TROJAN IN CAGE
P,rt-ClaM BaTketball Team Han-
B.. Tdlfd b.y j06 MurPhy
lx wpSte,,rin'n,lc ABM:'tlen will
with n uiJ 'in tll0.c"K0 this bensen
Payers e ft S " i bnskctbnll team.
Played ul' reJlln te",n formerly
irtaa?nl, best dubs ,n
mi ?i ih,I.n",te"en' ,,f Atbintic (Jlty
Other sta . . .1 '.'T n,P" w!,,h TrJ'"'.
McCermlck O. L l"ii? r" K' M,,,-'hy
Mjf M"rphyHll,nselr:,,I11Van """ M'"'J
Xe?nr0Sil,b,iTl w,.th 5l,ch te
Cene in V,' yenry's, Immnculnte
Jii"yl,ll0. Kajeula ("npe Mnv Wiu
? u !,fln,ls ,,f ! caliben' Mm
838. nfter tl!:MinirlarVy ",,0"e' Mu,
H,S Ke'hnakie7Teti Recerd
Jfe.; si 9,,T.,i" ,,', 1 ! '''"' ""mi'iiri
Downtown Club Has One of the
Heaviest Teams in City f e
Play at Madisen Park
OPEN WITH ST. CALLISTIS
The All-rhlllles, who made n fine
reputation Inst season en the. gridiron,
nre out te duplicate If net surpass their
101 record, nnd Mannger Tem Uellly
cnys thnt this fdieuld net be dlfflcull.
ns his team has secured n home field
nnd will piny every Sunday op the
grounds of the Madisen Htnrs nt
Thirty-fourth nnd Heed streets. The
season will be ushered in this coming
Sunday with the St. Cnlllsttis Club lis
an opponent.
"Dec" Hngley. the coach. Is mere
than plensed with the showing of his
preteges in practice nnd snys the All
rhlllles have the henviest twiin in this
section. He Is putting the players
through the hardest kind of practice
three nights n week nnd is bellig as
sisted by Hennim Hernsteln. the Seuth
Phlliulclphla Hebrew outfielder, who
will also i ulternnte nt qunrterbnek with
Ilnrry Mukiirnnle, the Hawaiian.
Alble Stinger, stnr fullback of last
year s eleven, has again been signed
up. Jimmy Deyle, who has been one
of Celwyn s backilcld stars, has nlse
come te terms, nnd the addition of
Heb Smith, of Wclllmiten University,
JIiim., will add strength te the bnck
licld. McOewnn. of St. Mnry's College, of
iinltimerc, who did nil the tee work last
""uS0"' Jv,n agnln bc '" the lim-up,
WnllO Ilnrrv Mlllrnrnitin .l. 11.. I.
Jlawnlinii of the University, will call
the slgnnls.
The linn' nvernges from end te end
mere than 11)0 pounds and is composed
min?1 wi,Rnn ,,cft cmI i li, McCor McCer
mlck, left tnckle and assistant lnan
nger; Malene, left guard; Cmvln, ccn-
IiC.0l"i,Vbus' rMil Bnrd; Marshall.
right tackle, and Cennelji-, right end!"
he hnekf ield contains Muknranle
.... ......uiM,; finiiwi. ictt Halfback:
ALL-AMERICANS READY
FOR WESTERN CONTESTS
Summers' Team Opens Leng Grind
In Farge, NSD., en October 15
Art Summers, malinger If the All
Americans, is ready te take his team
en a long trip which will cover nil the
prtncipnl cities Itrthn West nnd Nortli Nertli
west. The opening game will be played
In Farge, N. II., en October IB. The
team in the meantime will play In this
locality.
Summers has with his team Pitchers
IVnneck, N'nyler, Megrldgc and Cove Ceve
leskle, while the receiving will be nt
tended te by C.v Perkins and Plclinlch,
In the infield arc Judge, lb. ; liar
lis, 2b. ; O'Heurke, .'Hi., and Scheer nnd
Ln Mett nt third. In the outfield nre
Ceslhi, King Miller, Sam Hlce and
Geerge Hums.
After the world's series Whltey Witt
and Jee Dugnii will join the club. Any
team In this vicinity wishing the Amer
icans can get In touch with Summers
nt (he Philadelphia Haselmll Associa
tion, 5111 Chestnut street, or phone Lo
cust 7840. Woodland (SS41 It.
Thirty-five Answer Soccer Call
Knslen, k'n.. Oct. :i. Tlilrty-llvd candl candl
tlnteA reported for the l.nfnivtte CeIIvbu de
i or team here. Atnenn thin numlicr were
even membem of lust er'ii tilcven. which
leul (nit one Knme. Until cemhlnK lioge.
Ilatlenr. huve been rnmiilcteil. Cupluln Heb
t'aut will have, charite of the dally wurkeuts.
West Ham Leses at Soccer
Iendun, Oct. 3. In the annual iteccer
catnn for the Londen Professional Charity
Fund, Tettenham Hotspur defeated West
Ham United by 2 te 1. ,
CAMBRIA A. CLUB "M:
Friday Evsnlnr, October 6, 1922
BAH BTAGKISTON ti. KIKE SCIKULTZ
FOUK OTHER STAR BOUTS
Stringer and MetJewan,
fullbacks.
ter gainex with All-Plillndelphln. ad
dress Tem Hclllv. r,2S0 Walten nve
5Unm"rai W,0,0111""11 i10'" w between
IN RETURN fTsT FUSS
France and Dreney te Meet Again
In National Wind-Up
Karl France, of Cnlifemln, and Tim
Dreney, of Lancaster, nre going te meet
again. They have been matched for the
first wind-up of the new National
Spring Club, which will cuter the local
field Saturday night with a five-bout
program. ,
Jee Wenke, who has been appointed
manager and matchmaker of the new
club, figured France mid Drenev put
I'.Vin! i",r,r"tl,'K ' '"'lit recently iit the
Phillies Hnll Park, when it was net
necessary for the referee te touch the
boxers at any time during the eight
rounds, that fans here would like te
see them ln notion again.
Besides the Dreney-France fracas
there will K bouts between Pedre
Campe mid Teny Cnpenl. Kddle Dcmii-
ki.v imrl Tfni At l..l...ll II... .Ii i . (
. ", " "'. "'("". KHiiiiiiR rnsce
and Jee Hutler. and Johnny McLaugh-
Hh lll. 1 11 nil.. III.. ..1.1 .
nil nun n uiij' Jllllt'KIC.
FIELD ,F0R NORTHEAST
Dave Brlstew Is Named Coach of
Uptown Football Eleven
The Northeast Professionals, who
established quite n, record en the grid
iron last year ns n traveling club, have
re-organized for the season, with home
grounds nt I mid Tiegn streets, used
during the Inst season bv thp TWer ..
1 Crawford baseball team.
Irnnk mttmer, who succeRsfiilly
gulilcil the destinies of the 1021 club, U
back again ns business manager, mid
his first move was te sign Dave Hrls Hrls
tew, the well-known local star, as
coach.
Northeast Is expected te develop rap.
idly under Rristew, and Mnnager
Uittmer would like te hear from n few
bnckfield men. Teams wishing te play
Northeast should get in touch with
lttmer, nt 3U8 Steuten street.
Named for Bosten Lesley Team
. Itoaten. Oct. 8. The.tam of eelfera that
will defend the Lcaley cup for the fteMnn
dl.trlct of Plplnir Heck. I,. T next Satur.
day, will be a formidable one. Eleven of
,h.?, VvelY.e mcn'. f',etP Yihem n t Plar
will be chosen. Include Francis Oulmet JA
CluUfercK P. V. Whlttemere. "v? S .ill
i.hB f; c- eSt0IL, lb w Ktabroek. .
H. Gordten. C. T. Skehen, n. W. Brown
L. II. I'ateu and 11. W. Paul. "ii.
Women 8wlmmers Sail Tomorrow
Npw Yerk, Oct. 3, An all-atar group of
American mermaids, holders of a lanre pro
portion of the werld'n aquatic records for
women, will null tomorrow for Hermuda te
participate in a wlmmlnir tournament tS be
held next Saturday. Included In the num.
delphla-TurnKcmelnde. "'"' "' '"" '"'"
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Will Topcoat
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There's an advantage in
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Our l'rlce
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Are Moderate.
, Custom hilars Shctl87e
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rttieburgh Is as easy as using
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Call Spruce 1410 for a Demonstration
OPEN EVENINGS
GUY A. WILLEY M9T9R C9
tPaifc and Jtwctt Distributors
BRffAD STREET AT VINE. PHILADELPHIA
Asauvuite Dealers
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K.n. iiiiiii 'n m. mill niiMiiuii .e,
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Kill) Ke. BTtll m.
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CLARK'S OARAOE
rlnurtewa p,
Beautiful f'ur
Chokers & Scarfs
$12.50
PnnYiinnnhln nnlffl. nnwnnf fltvlfiS find
m W.U...W..WOV I'V Wf .. IT VUV ,
most Dcceming colors.
Brown Fex
Chokers ,
Platinum & Brown QOI KA
Wolf Scarfs W0 U
Stene Marten 29Q K(
Chokers V&V.OV
Full and flufTy very pretty.
Twe-Skin Hudsen Bay Sable
Full Fluffy ecr AA
bNELLHlBURflS Second Fleer
Scarfs at.
Enormous Stocks of
Beautiful, Fresh,
Pure Irish Linens
In a Great Sale at
Tremendously Werth-While
Savings
1000 Yards $3.75 Extra-Heavy
Pure Linen Table QO A fc
Damask, Yard tP.O
Snowy blench, extra fine weave pure
Irish linen satin damask, 2 yards wide, in
lovely stripe and floral patterns. Rich,
heavy quality, with mellow Juster.
$1.25 Mercerized Table pTQ
Damask, Yard O&X,
Snowy bleach.splendid heavy quality,
with a permanent satin luster. 72 inches
wide. Beautiful patterns.
$13.50 Hemstitched .
Damask Dinner Setsj Qrj QpT
Consisting of one fine snowy white
satin damask hemstitched cloth, with
dozen hemstitched napkins te match.
Boxed ready for giving..
3000 Yards 40c All-Linen 9Kn
Crash Toweling, Yard. . . 0v
Bleached heavy pure lnen, Barnsley
weave crash, very heavy and absorbent.
$8.50 All-Linen Dinner $r A
Napkins, Dezen tyO.V
Bleached pure Irish linen satin damask
napkins, size 22x22 inches, in 6 pretty floral
patterns.
500 Dezen $10.00 Madeira Hand
Scalloped Luncheon " JK OA
Napkihs, Dezen... . . . O.O
Beautifully hand-embroidered corners.
Made of very fine round thread Irish linen,
in 10 lovely patterns.
bNCLLENBURflS Second Fleer
Decidedly Special Offerings in
FLANNELS
35c Eden Cleth, Yard. . . .OQ,
Fer waifcts, pajamas and iUK
nightgowns.
Weel QQp te $1 Or
Flannel....07 tpl.O
Cream-color wool flannel.
Embroidered Flannels
$1.25 te $1.79. Y4
Cream-color flannels, hemstitched or
scalloped.
26c Outing Flannel,
Yard
Plain color pink, blue and gray.
29c White Demet Flannel, Oflp
29c Bleached Canten
Flannel, Yard
SNETLENBURflS Second Fleer
18c
20c
Announcing the Arrival of
Puss In Beets
Himself Special Tomorrow at
$2.15
22 ineheH high is
Puss and he says
"MEOW."
His body is of
black patent leather,
and he's smartly
dreBsea up in boe'ts
and' coat all ready
te delight the
kiddies' hearts.
SneILenbUrgS Tey Stere, Fourth Fleer
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IMsissssi Wil4.
STuesility, Oi toiler 3, 19tj. Ktere Opens 0 A. M. Closes BltO V. M. M
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK-MaBKEriia,l2VlSTREETS L M
Ne Well-Dressed Larger Weman's
Wardrobe Complete
Without a New Fall Suit !
Here in a Splendid Range of Smartly
Tailored and Handsome
Fur-Trimmed Styles
At$39.75te$189.75
"Elegant simplicity" is the keynote of the Tricetines se
verely tailored en long, slenderizing lines Che very acme of high
grade tailored smartness.
Heavier Suits Come in Rich, Dressy
Effects, in Beautiful Seft Pile Fabrics,
Such as Marline, Veldyne and Velverette,
With Luxurious Fur Cellars of Beaver,
Squirrel, Wolf and Beaverette.
All built ever special measurements and exquisitely tailored
throughout in the newest fall and winter styles.
Geed range of fashionable colors te select from sizes 41 te
69 and 42 te 58. NI-LLENBURrjS Second Fleer
New in Full Swing Our Great
October Sale of
Knit Underwear for
Men, Women & Children
Offering Wonderful" Stocks of Fine, High-Grade
Underwear Frem the Foremost Mills of America
At 25 te 50 Belew Regular Prices
Net an inferior garment in the sale for no matter hew low the selling
price, Snellenburgs never handle cheap, undersized or ill-fitting undergai--ments.
These purchases were specially planned, in anticipation of our October
Sale, and represent 17 of the leading American makes. New is the time te
buy underwear, when you can take advantage of these wonderful savings.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Children's 45c te QKp i Children's $1.00 te HQ Children's $1.25 QQ
59c Underwear. . . tPtn" S1.50 Undorwear. . VK Slpn,'nr, nn.(, OUC
White riHiptl nnrt wool vpati
and pants.
3 for $1.00
75c te $1.75 Carter Infants' Shirts
and Bands
59c
Children's $1.00 te $1.23
Union Suits
Sizes 2 te 8 years, 79c.
Sizes 10 te 16 years, 89c.
Beys' $1.00 te $1.25
Union Suits
Sizes 2 te 8 years, 79c.
Sizes 10 te 16 years, 89c.
Women's $1.50 te $2.50 Amhe
Union Suits
79c
Children's $1.75 te $2.50
Union Suits
Sizes 2 te 8 years, $1.39.
Sizs 10 te 16 years, $1.59.
Beys' $2.50 te $3.00
Madewell Union tjl Qpr
Suits DJ..i70
Children's $1.00 & $1.25
89c
Waist Union
Suite
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Women's 50c and
59c Vests
3 for $1.00
Women's Smythfield
Undergarments
At Dess Than Half Price
$1 and $1.25 Cotten Vests, Pants & KQ
Tights Regular and Extra Sizes. .
$1.75 te $2.25 Merine Vests, Pants QK
& TightsRegular and Extra Sizes
$2.25 te $3.50 Merine and Silk-Mixed
Vests, Pants and Tights, - jr
Regular and Extra sizes sP 150
$2.00 and $2.50 Cotten Union Suits AK
Regular and Extra Sizes VDC
$3.50 te $4.50 Merine Union
Suits, Extra Sizes
$1.95
Women's 35c and
39c Vests
35c
Women's $1.00 te
$1.50 Amhe Kftn
Vests at ew"
45c
25ciiTemen's75c
'Bleemers. . . .
Women's 65c and
75c Union Suits. .
Regular and Extra Sizes
Women's $1.00 & $1.25
Fleeced Vests, Tights
and Drawers
Regular sizes, 79c.
Extra aires, S9c.
Women's $1.75 & $2.25
29c s'rip,? S1.39
Union Suits
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
55c
Men's Highest Grade Worsted
Shirts and Drawers, Each
$2.75 te $7 50 qualities
$1.69
$1.25 Rexferd
Underwear. . . .
Men's $1.50 Lambs- QK
down Underwear . . "
Men's $2 Merine $1 OK11""!8 l Fleeced rjr Men's $3.00 -j 0r
Underwear.... L Shirts &: Drawers v , s ., 3)i.yi3
Men's $2.00 (Pi in Men's $4.00
Union Suits... &11. Mndc-wcll tte Q
r , coo- Union Suits. . . w-Oif
Men's $2.25 te $2.50 Men's $5.00
union ci ng n.,re rnni
T -v - - 'iwwi
vl JLsf.Pt
Men's $2 Reet's fl1 AK
Underwear.... PJ-'
Men's $3.50
Pure Weel (DO QQ
tDimitJJ
Underwear.
Suits.
Union Suits
Sne
$3.75
FlTlflS Third Fleer
- f Pj
. We're Mighty Proud of ihi
Snellenburg Special
Seft Hat!
Just About a Year Old and
Already a Recognized Leader for
Style, Service, Value
At
$2.65
Here In a com
plete line of new
fall styles,
shapes, colorings.
Modish conserva
tive Btyl.es
snappy young
man types.
A Tep-Notch Hat for Comfert, Wear
and Appearance
Extraordinary Purchase of
Men's and Beys' $1.50 and
$2.00 Sample Caps QKP
te Sell at ue
Sturdy cans that stand a let of knock
ing nbeut. Mnde up in several smart fab
rics and patterns.
Beys' and Children's
New Fall Hats
$1.50 te $3.95
Nobby new styles complete assort assert
nts. 5NEL.LENBUR3S First Fleer
. i -Shi i )
ments.
Here's a Splendid
$6 Heavy Shaker
Knit Pullover for
That Strenuous Bey
at $4.50
A
mighty
geed
friend
for him
te have
all
through
the cold
weather
season for the
9?K Wrki
&r M
game for school
for sports and play.
Made right all
through geed and
heavy, in the style
he likes and the
colers:
Navy, Maroen
and Heather
Same Sweater With
Shawl Cellar
.$?
I
NELLENBU5jS Third FJoer
Wonderful "Blue Bird" Sale in
Our Art Embroidery Section
Tomorrow!
Featuring beautiful stamped pieces
ready te embroider in the popular blue
bird "Happiness" design.
At Much Lewer Than
Usual Prices
$1.00
$1.50 45-inch
Centers
Stamped en heavy white material.
75c 36-inch K(n
Centers ilL
Stamped en white and ecru materials.
$1.50 54-inch Gi AA
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75c Scarfs, Size 18x54 KAn
inches wvt
Stamped en white and ecru materials.
35c Buffet Sets (3 OK
Pieces
Stamped en white material.
75c 18x54-inch
Scarfs
Stamped en heavy unbleached sheeting.
ONELLENBURflS Second Fleer
39c
Musical Instruments
Three Extremely Fine Offerings
for Wednesday
This Mellow-Toned
Tener Banjo
Sometimes Called Cellew Banjo
$13.50
lnmft ?h meal,.rim. ngle wired,
laminated rock maple lining, calves' head
nickel-plated fetraming hook. 16 professional
nickel-plated brackets, mahogany reinforce
ment strip up the center (can't warp).
Patented non-slip pegs, with ivory cellu
loid buttons and ebony linger beard with
pearl position dots.
FlorienterBlow$- or
Accordion at... i--0
.W a Tey, But a Heal Musical
Instrument
The Florient, as shown, has ten
Keys and two bases which are all I
ery plainly marked. Twe tunes
can be produced with each key
Instructions with each Flnrienf
will clearly explain hew te nlav
iment. Various selec-
this instru
tiens nre also included.
Blew Accordion at S1.98
Design
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10 keys and 2 basses. Shown.
Very enjoyable musical instrument
popular with young people.
SV ..5 Fifth Fleer
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Children's Gingham Dresses
At $1.29
Charming little models of excellent quality gingham in pretty
checks, daintily smocked and finished with white cellars and cuffs
attractively stitched. Sizes 2 te 0 years. One Pictured.
Children's Beautiful Chinchilla Coats
$9.95 te $14.95
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with h(lt and fur ml In.- Ci e . .? -. .,. . . "' rim
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Children's Coats at Continuing Our Great Children's Chic Hats
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