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1 220 SEASON
Manager Bebby Wjnskill Again
, at Helm of Oldest Basket
ball Team
JUNE-UP IS ALMOST INTACT
i
TIip Hoikv.eod lmMetlnll ten in, iirob iireb
hbl.v tlie eldr.st rnRp orKnntntien iiny iiny
Vhcre In point of (entiiuicil service, is
jnep.nriiiB for Its twenty -wend fchmiii.
Mnnnger Hebby WIunUM is one et the
krni vetcrnns of the sport, IiiivIiir been
jbnnnectccl with basketball since It was
jilnycd with teveii men en n side, mid
li(i hns managed Hoekwooil for twenty
one sensens.
1 lloekwood will hnve it" 11)111 22 team
Almest intnet for 1()2.'I, with I lie nddl nddl
lien of a new mini nt center, l.nst sea-
fen almost every team of prominence
n the State waH defeated by Hookwood,
hh well as the trading tenms of etlier
States, all en Iloekwood's opponents'
floors.
Amenj? Hookwood n victims were:
J'ettavllle, I'll, (twice) : Slianinkln, l'u. ;
(I'nmanua. l'u.: Med In. l'u. (four
times); Quakertown, l'u. (twice, once
it Doylestown) : St. Niclielas, Atlantic
;ity, X. .T.: Knyenln, Philadelphia;
Merris Ouards, Atlantic City: Wood Weed
fide A. A., llrldgctnn, X. J.;. Vliilu
kHphln All-Stars, and several etheic.
Practice starts Thursday night, at St.
5'tr's.
Yfelletvjackets Accept Orange Def i
R00KWO0D READY.
Fl
MEALY BOXES IN SEMI
TO TIPLITZ-BARRETT GO
Seuth Phlladelphlan te Take On
Murray at the Arena
Johnny Mealy, Seuth l'hilndclphin
lightweight, will appear In the seml
llnnl te the llebbv Hnrrett-Jec Tliilltr,
match In the terend show under the
auspices of Jee tlrlffi) nt the liloventli
street nrenn totnerrow night. Opposed
te Mealy will be ChnrleH Kid Murray,
veteran of the World War nnd cham
pion of the Army of Occupation.
This will be Uarrett's first bout of
the Indoor season nnd be 1m being given
a rather touch nsxlgnment In meeting
Tiplltz, who is bcln picked by many te
knock out the Cliften Heights light-
ll'ftlrflit tlniiii.itt linn tinmt (it fffiltittit
im.inr i,n ...nu f ii.e v..i..i-nn n,,i,i,r! Ilie i Imllcnzp of t no Orntige A. (.
11..1.1.U c... L..nt ...n.i.u " I'bc "(teldcii Tornadoes." nf Ontimr,
A Vet-te between Messenger Miller i i'-f" l,,,H b-e;i iirce-ilcl li- IT.MyH
and Jee Hlelilc will be the third niim- ?!'." 'T.1'- .rn '.'"'"''If P.cJhc. "ink ford
'her, and ether bouts will be: Al .era ;!'''. '"' '"'Inti-m eiiewjacuei-i t m
vs. Frankle Kramer and l'iclre Altleril '. , ,l"l'. " l"r ."'" ' "YV'"V '".';" n
x "mi, i iiiii.Kiru, imv i rjinmuii. tim;i.-
IIOOII.
mniiagcr of the
FRANKFORD ELEVEN
TO MEET ORANGE
S TUESDAY, OCTOtlllR 17, 10M. Stere Open 0 A. M. Clours 8180 P. M. W
nellenburgS
ENTIRE BLOCK- MaRKETIIX te I2& STREETS V
Yollewjackets Accept Defi of
Jersey and New Yerk Champs.
Play Here en Saturday
COMPOSED OF COLLEGIANS
ts. Johnny Marine.
(ieercc X. lllcl. .lr
SWARTHMORr- TO OPEN Xew Jersey nnd Xew Ynk State chain-
ciei n unnicv ccAcnti I""'"'. the Intier title wen by beating
rlcLD HUUKbT bkAdUN U'linrley IJriekle.vV All-Aincrlcan team
ilrt n M-te-0 core, get in touch with
College Girls' Team Will Meet the ''""rTi H'w't,r '" -f;rl: 1!,,',!,.,'h,,V
" .... li'tigctl the big northeastern eleven. A
Streng Temple Aggregation itompnrWen of schedules showed tlmr
sn.,wi,n,nM i rw -in 'i'im H..1.I ""N.faiiiinay weiim dj trie eniy inie
hockey season for Swnrthmore eimmih
Thursday nftemoen en ('unnlngli.iui
the strong Temple University eleven te I 'T. HS , V' J'w" .V11,1 , ''i.iPTr
ettle the championship et the past three , , l '. ' "," '"J ,s,v V' !" ' ' . ,ht '' ",
M.qpH 'IVinnln miim vlclni- limt M'llsen ,m .. ','", " oriindees. Mewlfi r 111'-
nyUnXa'1 "itMif J. i!V""lr get in touch will. Manager
. MnAanna will InaiiKurata the tenth ao.tsen
fcr meetlnr Immnculate Conception nt the
ixHtr's hill. Twelfth mrcet and (llrnrd nt
bu, en Weilneadar. November 1. .Madenna
fcfl arrnnxed munv Karnes, one of the most
Important lelnr with the Palim nnlca In
f-ni-m. N'. J., en Neeniher 5. XtanaRer
iinbardl. of Modennu, I. an In IiIh IIiie-ud
Illicit llnrnttv, Brune, Mllane, Vesta, He He
ffrie and Necrlta.
The WMtOlle A. A. Htnrieil tire nraaen bv
tukliir L'.ift Und into cainn In uti excltlne
inme, and In prepared for tenlht'H clith
MHti the iarraui
felDliia :
1 Y. V
c. chamulen of the I'hl a
mateur I.eaRU" On I'rMnv lilcht
H. Ai:-stara mil tic met.
Held when the college glrh' teiim mect.s I
and the Quaker tiiuitl't wen in 11)110, se
Thursday's contest Is looked uneti ns t lie
I . ,, " ... . . .1 !..
eecituug enuie ueiwcen lire uiu-iuni.
rivals.
A strnngc feature of the game this
J ear wl!lbe thnt Mis Gertrude Kat,
llrltish Intcrnntlennllst. wlie has bcrn
coaching the university cleren, has also
been devoting part et her time te the
ilval Institution, giving the Gurnet team
reveral lessens In the fundamentals of
play.
Head Coach Miss Helen Culln. of
Swarthmore, has been forced te cut Iter
large Mpind, te better eiyiblc the teach
ing staff te prepare for the opening
game. Thirty-live liae been retained
en the var.slly, while a large overflow
group, numbering nearly fifty, has gem-"
te another field te prepare for the lnter
class giimei. These will be staged aftc
the regular season gets well under way.
iMiilable.
Manager ltewkcr hid the matter he
fine tile Heard of Director of the
lcllewjackcfs la1-! night nnd i' ja
Kenatnctnn A A. hat orqnnle'l and
Irranned irimes with H.ilem for Nmemlr
1 and Wlldwoed for Netemlier IS. Kenslne
Ien has u strlettv nrst-clnan luh. and
reuld lilix te mlncle ultli Cape Mv. Kgit
Harber. St. Nlchelna, of Atlantic Cltv. or
nv ether home team. Addrei .1. Dalli-y. 710
pe'erade street, or phone Kensington 0031'.
E. P. C. ha nrranned te open the season
fcn Friday. October 20. win, the Cimden
Eastern Leanue team at Klrst Consreita Censreita Consreita
tlenal Hall. Sejmeur street. et of Greene.
West Ftrlladelphln f'ntliellr f'Inli opened
llie season laat nlcht nt Ifamhurir. Pa
llanaier I.arrv Semnier lnd In the llnc-up
ne weal I'nuiien icpih iiiiAriiiie ami
ii Oraeff at ferwaid. Sam Lennex ut
enter, and Jee Hide nnd Phil DuiiRlai
uards. Anv team wlanlnn: t(i plnv the west
nils sneum aret in teucn wim i.irry wim-
ir at tn neauauarters or tne i'niiaieiunin
id-ball Asseelutlnn. 1.VJ4 Cheitnut sttect.
r phone Loeust 7840.
Avelnnii Catholte Cluli ha declded te
rravet thin isar. and will net place a home
five cm the fleer. Sldnev Smith haB reclined
ina William J. Uarnes has been elected
unacer. The team has In lt.i Une-un Andy
leMahnn. Jein McNamee. Chnlle O'Neill,
ay Bmlth and Petev Kltnatrlek. Fer sranies
duress William J. ll.inic. 1837 Oalr
trut
Colonial lee Cream, after a successful
aeen en the diamond, has Itis.idcd the
lktball court, and Minaaer hosteller has
yeured a franchise In the Industrial league.
Ileme games will also b DlaM1.! when a
ultable hall U secured. The team Includes
J'Red" David, of Pnlladelphln Terminal.
Buck Henratty and the Stene brothers. Fer
kttnea awav. address Manaser H. Mosteller,
Colonial Ice Cream Cempunv. Teurth nnd
Poplar streets.
t Th St. .Tehn'n (!rejhennd. of St. Jehn's
Lutheran Church, of Westvllle. N. J.. lll
fclaee a first-class fle en the itoer In charge
K Franlt Clay, formerly manaaer of the
TASstvllle. Seuth Jereev champion Tie hes
'ned Hambe. of Stand ird Oil: Itedcay. a
fl tenter, from Harrlsburc Duke, of Han
tier, Fa,: Qreen. of I'hlladelphln: Dickin Dickin
eon. Of Hfnimnhi HnAlnni' nml Munenti nf
Rj'esUllIe and VCeatheihv. of Woodbury
niHEl- r or rHmpi nfiiirnwa HTf
In.
GRIDIRON FOR SOUTHERN
Jllgi hj telephone iiutl the gniin mis
in lunged speedily.
In anticipation of tli" teugliet op-l
position encountered se fur th's sens' u.
t'encli Heinle Miller has ordered his
ellewjacket squad out nir ilitu.N pitic
tice. Several new plajr will he given
before the coming came and scrimmnges
indulged In until Thursday.
The Orange sqund is composed en
tirely of former ilicgKini. tncir goal
line hns net been noised in two years.
The Institutions included among thee,
n presented by ('aptniit Mageiinis. for-
imrly of l.rhigh. incluilc HutgciN,
1 innklii: and Mnrshall. Wet I'eint, i
Anmixjlis, Vnndcibllt. New Yeik I'ni-
M'rslty, llely Cmss mid Elevens.
Jeck Malene Fouls Beb Sage
Detroit. Ott. 17. Heb Si'.iri . ITiilveridty nf
Detroit Htudnnt en en n ful heie In the
I slith re-jiul of n scheduled ten-round bout
wiin Jeci; .vniene. claimant of the midille
elBht bexlns till.-. Thi- refeivn rubd tnat
Shetzline Park Will Be Used by
Red and Black This Season
Shetzline 1'nrk nt Itrend nnd Higlrrj
M.ilene unlntentlnnallv hit tl'e local tlshter I
a low bio v. Un te the foul the bout was en '
ul.eut
Phil O'Dewd Wins Decision
(nlinnmi. I)., net. 17. riill O'Dend, Ce-
lh. Per raines address Frank Clay. He
Wtsnill". N'. J.
. TTie Arcadia Club has two teams under
tU manatement of Mattv Oerbaik. nhe haa
full eharfcv Amena the cindliuitea for
tcsa aie llainett. of Alteena Hlsh: Jack
reams, of P. I. D.. of Mount Airy: Ilnrrv
W)ers. of Nertheast: II, IVrinan, the former
streets, the home of the Seuth I'liillleis l"In.mjs .Dm.nnwelKht. wen the tiMires'. ,ie i
llnsebail Club, will be used b Seuth- tweUe-reund Ti here r cw TerK ,p-
rrn Jiign ter us loetnaii tuts mis enr.
An appeal was lujidc te the Heard of
Governors of the Seuth l'hiintlclphtn
Amusement Company, which organiza
tion owns Shetzline l'ark, some time
age te allow the Itrd nnd liinik the use
of the field .
The governors agreed and new South
ern will piny nil its home games there.
Fer years Southern lias been forced
te piny virtually every game en n for
eign Held. The .school never hnd n
diiimend or gridiron. The students arc
clnted ever getting n suitable place te
train.
However, the field In net nvnllnble for
baseball, as the Seuth I'hils will un
doubtedly start very early next seaten.
Anether Held has been obtained for this
purpose.
Glranl Kstate Field, Nineteenth nnd
Shuuk streets, lias been hecurcd and the
baseball frays will he staged there.
Anether "Hele-in-One" Star
Cleveland. Oot. 17. Hddle nnxtnann. city
k'elf chnmplen, has been admitted te the
"hole-ln-end-club." On the way In at the
Wlllewlck Gelf Club Kddlt: made ready te
sheet the sixteentn, lie ioe;t a rimieii-iaceu
mnjihlA niblick, calculated the weft wind
(.arefully and silled his ball en the ereen.
It struck aueui six xei'i snort 01 me neie,
rolled nleuly toward the cup and fell In,
UntraJ Illth track star. ResenbarK. Ilahltch.
riy. irnein. lteven ann .Mnnnirer 11m
Fer games uddress Maxwell Qerback.
Eberh
Trabln. Keren and Manager Oerback,
iinni UflflrARU Mi.vnll finrtntrU nufn
Sf Arcadia Club. Sixth street and Snyder
Vnu'j .or Pheno Oregon 34U4 anv eienlna
iftar 7UI0 I. M.
Frankle Rice Fouls Andy Chaney
tlaltlnierr Mil.. Oct. 17 -andv Chaney.
f' ' lerly of this it. but no..- ,( New Yerk,
ii d'ehireil the wlunei ever I'rankle Hlce,
li il llKhtelKht, iii n fe'il last nlaht. The
a-l eani. In the Ixih riiunil. nfter the loser
r' i preleuslj etrutk low en three occasions
Caip, IemiI flvttelulit. nae Maity
Jane of l'li'lidelphlii. a terrltle paitln
' ii the bell In th-lr elitht-reund lieut.
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A tire company with a long-proven reputation for
quality desires te market its product through a Phila
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Te a tire merchant equipped financially and with mer
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Continuing Oar Great Sale of
The Famous Deltah
Pearl Necklace
At Exactly Yz Price
A phenomenal purchase, made up of two special styles which the
nicker is discontinuing because he finds it difficult te produce them in
quantity sufficient for the regular demand.
Known everywhere for their exquisite luster,
their lovely tints and perfect graduation, Deltah
pearl necklaces are further protected by the
maker's guarantee every necklace absolutely
perfect. Will net peel or discolor. Cannet be
affected by moisture or atmospheric changes.
Enclosed in a case, the Deltah pearl necklace
make.? a beautiful gift for bride or bridesmaid.
New is the time te cheese while they're half
price
Surpassingly Levely and Astonishingly
-Are These
New Silk
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At Half Price Diamond)
Symphony Necklaces
Mounted with 14-lcnrnt whifc Kelcl
safety clasp, set with a genuine diamond.
Sale prices
18 Ins., Reg. $14.00, New $7.00
24 Ins., Reg. $16.00, New $8.00
27 Ins., Reg. $17.00, New $8.50
30 Ins., Reg. $18.00, New $9.00
At Half Price
Symphony Necklaces
Mounted with solid geld clasp. Sale
prices
18 Ins., Reg. $9.00, New $4.50
24 Ins., Reg. $10.50, New $5.25
27 Ins., Reg. $11.25, New $5.62
30 Ins., Reg. $12.00, New $6.00
SNELLLNbURGS Jewelry Section, First Fleer
Lew -Priced
Stunning
and Cleth Dresses
Fer Women and Misses
at $15 ea
Just such frocks as one MUST
have a ree:1 supply of, te be al
ways dressed for the office, the
shopping trip, the matinee, the
luncheon, the out-of-town visit.
Beautifully designed of Can Can
eon Crepe, Jacquard Crepe,
Reshanara, Lace - and - Satin,
Satin-Faced Crepe, Peirel Twill
and Weel Canten, smart with
their new-season lines lovely
with drapinys, soft plcatings,
new sleeves, girdles and effec
tive touches of color. Twe
models sketched.
Women's Dresses en Sale in the
Women's Department
Misses' Dresses (Sizes 14, 16 and
18 Years) en Sale in the
Misses' Department
SnELLENBURgS Second Fleer
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THEVANHEUSENhas
an air of easy individ
uality, of smartness and
6tyle that appeals te men
who pride themselves en
the neatness and dignity
of their dress.
Buy your cellari of a reputable
retailer. He won't offer ou a ub
stirutc when you ask for a VAN
HEUSEN. He knows there isn't any.
I Vears Longest 1
VAN HEUSEN
iheWerfdSmartea COLLAR
PHILLIPS-JONES CORP., Maktr,, New Yerk, and 13 N. 13th St., Phila.
Tremendously Smart Are These
New Fall and Winter
Coats for Kiddies
And Big Value at
Tomorrow's Special Prices
$14.95 te $35
Excellent new-season models devel
oped in rich quality broadcloth, duve
tyn, camel's hair and velour, plain or
fur trimmed and splendidly lined
throughout.
Sports and Dress Styles in All
tfie Leading Celers Sizes
2 te 6 Years. One Sketched.
Babies' Coats
Cunning smecljed
and fur-trimmed models of chinchilla, corduroy and
broadcloth. Others severely plain styles for baby boys.
Sizes 1 and 2 years.
Little Beys' Coats. .$7 AC te tfQ QX
Pole coats and double- P I ZO )UO
faced coating models in smart belted styles. Sizes 2 te
4 years.
Children's Imported Frecks
$12.95 and $13.95
Ultra-smart knitted and jersey models, attractively
stitched and embroidered.
Children's Hats.... d - Apr te (PC pTA
Geed-looking tailored V JLcOfJ $JmfJJ
effects, tarns and dressy models. Geed styles and colors.
' bNELLENBURGS Second Fleer
$6.95 t0 $22.50
SNELLENBURG'S
ABBE SI
SILK HOSIERY
KNIT T
Mill
BCDJ
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"The Tie of a
Thousand
Knets"
Yeu can pay less
for your neckwear
than the cost of
Berkley Knits,
but you'll get less.
Don't be "proud
foolish."
$2.50
$3.00 $3.50
JACOB
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SONS
1424-1426 Chestnut Street
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Tomorrow We're Featuring a
Wonderful Let of
Women's $1.50 and $2
Windser Crepe
Night Gowns
at 98c ea..
Unusually full cut. at-
ti actively designed mod
els of plain pink and
white, or figured Wind Wind
eor erepe a practical
garment, popular be
cause it is se easily laun
daied and requires no
ironing. One model
sketched.
Alse a Fine Let of
mrticttiuti
m-iM ln addltier
IsMsl t( ""
Wm Deuble
Kvilgf ARBEST
m& "toeklnrs
Tjw Rslnfercsd
jjsjp TJlecks for
&M Carter At-
yH tachmenti,
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if rim
III CkiSw I
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"acP 'M Lingerie Cleth and
jPl V Flannelette Gowns
Regular & Extra
i Sizes at This Prim
Leng-Sleeved Muslin Gowns,
Special at
Deuble yoke of fine tucks, front and back
Extra-Heavy Flannelette
Gowns
1Lon,Hcev,ed mede'Si with round V necks trimmed
with silk braid. SNELTiNFijS Second Fleer
The Newest Slipen
Takes te Blousing" and Ruffles!
98c
$1.59
Outwears any ether
brand en the mar
ket (Our Famous Ne.
105 Illustrated)
$1.95 Pr-
ABBESJ
Silk Hosiery
is 100 Pure Silk which accounts for
its beauty and durability.
In Black and All Leading Shee Shades
bUEI L'IMBURTjS First Fleer
Obviously Philadelphia's Finest
The Snellenburg Special
Seft Hat
at $2.65
Its get the quality the
lines the finish. Cemes in
a full line of snappy and
conservative styles in all
leading shades rough and
smooth finish.
iseme in ana gee ac- wgaBB7
quaint ed with the BpZ
SNELLENBURG SPEC I A L
Try il en compare it with hats you've seen
elsewhere there's nothing in the ciiq te come
anywhere near it in value.
Men's and Beys' $1.50 and $2.00
Caps, Special at
uemrir
Ay J A
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$8.50
95c
Extra Special! A Wonderful Let of
Children's
$5.00 te $6.00 Genuine Velour Hats
At $3.95 ea.
geed quality velour in black and
Exceptionally
brown.
tr.
JBURCS First Fleer
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Charmingly Youthful
Smart and Effective
Here for the First Time
Tomorrow at
$5.95
A brnnd-ne idea and de
cidedly chic! Oesiniu'd with
tight-fitting vwiihtliiu', forming
a blouse its becoming Peter
Pnn cellar and snug cuff, gayly
finished with contrasting color
ruffles of fiber silk.
In hrmim.
Harding blue one pictured.
navy a n d
JaNELLCNBURCiS Second Fleer
Phenomenal Government Surplus Sale
of Finest Quality
Engineering1 and
Surveying Instruments
Fer High Scheel and
College Students
At Mere Fractions of
Cost of Production
An unpteccdented opportunity
te get the highest grade instru
ments made at unparalleled low
prices.
Made by Kcuffel & Esser
Ce., and Merin Houghten
and Butcher
$1.50
' and folding
There's a Let of Solid Service in
Snellenburg Clothing
for Beys
And Our Maker-te-Wearer Lew Prices, Com
bined With the Vast Size of Stocks and Varied
Assortments Make This Stere Headquarters
for Mothers of Philadelphia Beys. Bring Your
Bey in Tomorrow for a Fine New Suit or Over Over
eoatWe'll Save Yeu a Full One-Third!
Beys' $12 Corduroy
Norfolk Suits With
Twe Pairs of
Knickers,
Full Lined
Splendid, warm durable
suits of best quality heavy
weight corduroy, made yoke
Norfolk style, box nleated
back and front the coati
lined with khaki. Ne stronger or mere
satisfactory suit en the market for hard
school wear. Sizes 7 te 17 years.
Beys' $14.25 Norfolk Suits
With Twe Pairs of $1A
Knickers, Full Lined. . . . A"
Thoroughly tailored of all-wool fancy
cheviets, hemespuns, tweeds and cassi-
meres in brown, gray, tan and green
mixed effects. All coats mohair lined.
sizes a te li years.
tfeys' $iu.5U .Norfolk Suits,
mi iwu j-uirs 01 ivnicicers, Vt l fill
Full Lined M.UU
All-wool fancy cheviets, tweeds, hemespuns and casst
meres in tan, gray and brown. Thoroughly tailored and
wen trimmed the coats lined with mohair. Sizes 6 te
38 years.
Beys' High-Grade $18.00 Norfolk Suits,
With Twe Pairs of Knickers, Full Lined
Choice of 80 Distinctive G1 Q CA
Patterns at PO,0U
Expertly tailored models of all-wool fancy cheviets,
Hemespuns, tweeds and cassimeres in gray, tan, brown
and green mixtures. Sizes 6 te 18 years.
Beys' Novelty Suits in All the
Newest Medds. $95 , $75
Complete Assortments of Fine Big
Overcoats for the Beys
Beys' All-Weel Overcoats C1 A te 00 A
Sics 2's te 12 years. 45JLU PeU
K??.$13.50te $30.00
Si7cs 13 te 13 years. Mostly raglan-sleeve models of-all-wool
fancy overceatings.
Beys' Regulation Reefers,
S10.50, $12,. $13.50 & $18
All-wool materials lined with
isNELLENBURCS Third Fleer
Sizes 2'z te 10 year"
all-wool icd flannel.
i.e aim and scale-
tjAjA;A.;i.:;x;;irti
Alidade Rulers
Cost the Government J:'.WI.
t Finest quality boxwood, with spirit lev
sights.
Sketching Cases
Cist the Government sr.UM.
Complete with cempi-, bins
graduated 3-inch te mile.
Clineiyeters
Ceat Government JtJ.W).
ftOIlSltlVti irravltv n.inlnlum .Tt-nln.itrwl ( .1 r ....
angle and measuring height. In s(V,ed leather case
New Heads for Jacob Staff &t r A
Cost Government tfOMO. tPJL.OU
, Fer surveyors, farmers and luiilders. Laving out
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