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Imply That Fabric
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Standard
JiO SALVAGE POSSIBLE
aa assfenln, .Tear., Oct. 18; A beard
tf intnby today bsfan an Inquiry te
fttiralne cams of the explosion whleh
Jhianjiil the airay dirigible 09 rea
terfey fast aa It was starting with
Jlirsn Bassenfaw en an exhibition filfht
vsr tntcMT. !,,.., i,
Be iw4-nm niwiini wuiui
had
fFfcj
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eefflpleted a eroat-eeantry .mini rretn
Etnilay Weld, Va te Ban Francisce,
and mi en ltn homeward voyage, la a
gempleM wreck, with no mirage p6el.
EXttt of the paaaeegera wet Injnred
when they Jumped from fifteen te
5, feet Just before the 0-2'a hy
Ireisn Ignited.
, jJater Hi A. Stranse, eammandef of
tbe 0-2, waa expected te testify he
bllered that the accident waa caused
'by fabric pulling eat of the envelope as
the big dirigible started from the
Brooks FleM hangar. This. In the
pinion of seme eflcers, Implies that
the fabric used In constructing the
dirigible was net up te standard.
Majer 8 transe' estimate of the value
of tbe 0-9 waa fTO.OOO. It originally
pett the Owernmeat $270,000.
AOCD PASTOR IHTIRI8
Oct. 1L The Bar.
Xoureck, Lonsdale's eldest elergyman
of the St,
UMwdate, Oct. .18-The Bar. J. J.
ntiinvk. Lansdale's eldest eltrarmsn
jn point of service, who has been pastor
jaimed'.
Jehn's Reformed Church for
because
will
successor Is
thirty eight year; has resigned beci
tef falling health. Hla resignation
( effective as seen as his succesee
i yiubtd sv ipourrres
Oatr a w mere aars ana ieuen ear,
wttatft fttlmtnt of many peUtteal preb
Insa. will m upon us. Jeat what la happn
Inim- the various eampa. what th oan ean
dldstss are delns. W aoearateir told In u
nitoaesltrama et Um ITsme Udeib. Mak
ft a HaWt." Xd. .
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Oratory, NetFactt.
McSparran' 'Weapon
v . - '
OenMaae (ren Pare Oae r
democracy might as well Mas the Ged
dees of Success a fend farewell In 1933.
Homebody, I fancy, "tipped off" Mr.
McSparran te this sentiment,
Only In a mlner key does he sing
a socialistic song new. ,
But the note is there. I discovered.
Jt is a direct appeal te his listeners te
recegnise class distinction.
An' inflammatory Idea that is un
democratic; sentences that are Intended
te arouse class prejudice.
Mever before nave I heard anything
exactly like It en the -Democratic or
Republican hustings of Pennsylvania. It
would be mere la place at a socialistic
rally, with policemen present. In the
audience or en the aide lines.
It Is all se unnecessary. It is drag
ring an Issue In by the carat and that
Issue is Mr. PInehet's personality.
It answers a criticism jl heard years
age of anethar political outburst, "It's
rotten politics and worse Judgment."
Discussing the personality of hla
rival which la always In bad taste, Mr.
McSparran delivers himself of such
sentences aa these t ,
, "Gilferd Pinchot Is net even a Penn
sylvania. He was born up In Connecti
cut. When he get Inte politics he
bought an old homestead farm In Pike
County, aa a voting residence.
"Pinchot la a millionaire. He never
knew what it was te want for any
thing.
"He haa alwaya enjoyed the luxuries
of life. ' , ,
"He tells yen,' that he la going te
Harrlsburg te leek after your Inter
est j te take care of yen.
"What does this mlMeneJTe knew
about -your wants) your struggle te
make ends meet! te pay off the mort
gage en the farm
"He'a never had ta work aa yen
have, for years, te raise money te wipe
out a mortgage.
Ilarps TJpea Feraenatrtlea
"He haa never put his last dollar
Inte a corner grocery, or a bualneaa
enterprise, and .then, work . night, and,
day. te make It a suecessv ,
"What sympathy hasa-man like that
with yeiiT , ; . ' '
"He 'doesn't understand -you. and'
vet he wants te tke., -charge ;pf the
business of this- treat coreoratlon of
yours which we. call' the. Commenwealth:
of Pennsylvania, and tun." It foryeu;"
There la a let mere In similar vein.
I heard Mr. McSparran. make 'these.
seme statements at four 'different reeet-
lata.' There waa ne'answerlna annlavat?
or nninnur ei approval.
. 'jL-nia portion ei nia speecnes souneeo
like, the echo of ,a communist's speech
I heard in Hyde Park, Londen, a few
Sundays age.
On thl latter, eecaates. 'the speaker
carried a red flag and told hla audience
they wers foela because they let rich
people, have all the, geed things of life.
It was the McSparran idea 'dad In
different costume.
McSparran' essayed te break the force
of this attack by saying that he had
nothing against, rich men.
Riches were a mighty nice thing and
were all right if used aright.
"Gilferd Pinchot hasn't used his
wealth right. He spent a quarter of
n million dollars in the primary fight,
a thing unheard of before," said Mc-Bparraa.
Brushes' Facta Aside BasHy
Gilferd Pinchot did' net spend a Quar
ter of a million' of dollars of hla money
in ine primary (wpaigu, uut pw
nia hnAW.
He did spend, however, something
ever $100,000 out of his private pocket.
Anyhow, It was his own money. It
wasn't filched from office Helders, or
dragged from corporations looking for
favors. , .
Besides, he came out and frankly de
clared an me iacta.
Mr. McSparran. stands cerVected.
. Anether declaration tnat displays a
lack of information en the1 subject wnn
made by Mr. McSparran in all of his
speeches.
He -was thrumming en the, string of
gross mismanagement at Harnsrurg in
rue amirs ei tne state.
"Millions of .dellara-have been mis
spent at Harrlsburg. The men at the
arrishurc for mere than three
'year and a half?"
"Thev did net want te issue resorts.
Thev knew their deeds would net stand
Lthe light of day." '
noeoay aeniee mismanagement, u net
worse, in, two departments at the State
Capitel. The fncts are before the pub
lie.
It was the Hvkwiwe Pubt.te Ltoect
that brought these derelictions te light.
Net Always Accurate
What Mr. McSparran might have
said was that no report had been made
by Auditor General Snyder for several
years before he .retired from that office.
When, however, he aselled all the
bureaus and departments, of the gev
ernment at Harrlsburg. as a whole, he
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New Housekeeping t
Apartment Heuse
S. E. Cor. 16th and Lecatt St.
ABSOLUTE FIREPROOF.
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Alse DMlfabt Dodlera!. Qfflsaa
INSPECTION- INVITED
AU modem equipment., itefrlx-
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quarters. ' .-
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. Manx' Ntu Fi'mittr'mB ;' ,
idet tW'aWetnmeat' knew 'what
they 'were doing when they concealed
this condition from the people," he
went en. "
"Don't you knew that there has net
been a report issued irem any aepari
intiarrn
raent !
Wc buy and diimantU
jll ilady.ef pUnt, tars or smalt e
talntec Iren and'ittel. Ooed prlc pal
' Michldrhs & Company
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FELIXBERNARD
& JACK DUFFY
Prem ih Kilth Circuit
THE DANCING ROOTS
BETTY HALE; eccentric daactr
VIVIAN WEST fat Rag Sew
HAL H1X0N, from Zietfeld Frolic
JIMMY CARR
nd His Beaux Arts Orchestra
CLOWN WGHTTHURSDA YS
"Concert
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Wants Mere!
Day and night we've been work
ing te fill orders. Abbotts dealers
have been crying "Mere! Mere!"
and thousands of hungry Eskimo
Pie Eaters have been disap
pointed But new we have doubled our
production. New thfere are Es
kimo Pies for everybody as
many and as often as you like.
You'll find them at Abbotts
dealers the only places you
can get Eskimo Pie.
ABBOTTS ALDERNBY DAIRIES, INC.
Sold only at
Abbotts
Ice Cream
Dealers
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rxjts- m vr f 9u. 9s
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V'uU our Beeth Ne. 274,
ttnfer of fleer at the
Heme Beautiful Exposition,
October 9th te 21
L
Abbotts
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4
JAlliaLAtAka it-aiaa.a
overstepped the limits of fsetJ and rn
dnlged. In a flight of rhetorical Igner-ence.
AicBpnrran, who alms te manage
"tne nuiiness, of tbls great corpei
anewn as the Commonwealth of Penn
JL
the buiiness, of this great corporation
newn as the fVimmenwealth of Penn
sylvanla," should familiarise himself
with matters that are common knewl
edge In every governmental department
nt Harrlsburg, vis:
Departmental reports are net pub
lished -I'very' yenr.
Until 1010 this was the esse. The
reports were 'first submitted te the Gov
sna tnen "printed according te
erner
law.
The
revolutienised this nrecedure.
If Mr. McSparran, will obtain a copy
Legislature of 1019 completely
fused wis
: Laws of the Legislative
9. he will And en page
ireved April 8 of that
provides that reports of depart
s. bureaus, and officials shall here
of the Pamphlet
Session of 1019,
89 an act approved
year. ,
It
after be prepared biennially, prier te
the first of June of odd numbered ysaia.
These reports must be submitted te
the Governer and shall then be pub
lished only if he se directs.
Their publication Is net compulsory
as formerly.
Reports Are Being Made
Every department at Harrlsburg has
been making these reports.
The Departments of Education, of
Highways, Internal Affairs, Agricul
ture, sad all t rests the nnltl
tudlneus mireasSi commissions, depart
ments and officials who have any
right te make a report have been tu ril
ing them In.
4 There Is enough material In Harris
bnrg en Capital Hill te held Mr. Mc
Sparrafys attention and excite his In
dlgnaj-jn without going se fsr afield.
itCjaves the unpleasant impression
that he is unfamiliar with his subject;
or else is using a basis of fact that
exists only in his imagination.
He makes. a clever appeal te Ho He
publicans te vote tbe Democratic ticket
en the basin that he Republican Party's
long continuance In power has begotten
nil the evils against which he preaches.
Cleverly he points out, tee, that a
vie v v 'ffii;
va. "" ... . . "w,'iv ,- t,- '
mmii'4,
y&v
WiM fr- v-
m-
rass analesMtM AaV !.'
ern'RtatMi that arenen-swsr
eause the Democrats have bee.;
for generations and have duaf
acleiuly te .inte-uellum ideas, ' ,w
The meat specious overture m isajpij.r
te llenuhllrnn hearers la taai sasr."
eiect nun tins yenr, nnu give arssavi
opportunity te clean out the exceas Bag'
gage nnd political incompetents la of
flee, nnd then four years from new
a Republican State ticket,
Chastened with the red of defeat, atf.
McHparrnn claims that Republican gsed
government would thereafter be as
mired.
Hut what about the ousted DMM
crats? 'j$
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JHMRKBLQCK-MARKET N&n2& STREETS aL J
Wamen's and Misses'
$15.00, $18.00 & $20.00
Mannish Spert Coats
at $10.00
abfijp"W tsarvBs
(ilmwir
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Youthful swagger models of ex
cellent quality double-faced her
ringbone, plaid ever plaid herring
bone and plaid-beck herringbone.
Every detail made te insure style,
service, and distinction.
Newly Arrived, an Unusual
Greup of
Serge
models, including;
pockets and
Several
with patch p
pockets. Absolutely wonder
ues. Size8 16 te 44.
these
side
val-
Women's $15.00
Dresses
$8.75
Most charming models of Peiret
twill, canton crepe, charmeuse and
crepe de chine. All the newest fall
tendencies in style and trimming
notes cleverly carried out. Sizes
16 te 20 and 36 te 44.
bHELLENBURflS Economy Basement
Girls $5.00
Dresses
Te Sell at
$2.95
Everything
that is new,
youthful and
becoming.
All-wool serge
dresses in navy
for 'school and
all - around
wear. Sizes 7 7
te 14. .
Girls' $1.50 te $2.00 Miridies. . . :fl1 AA
Splendidly made blouses of Lonsdale VA"V;
Jean. All'-white and white with cellars and cuffs Vf.
contrasting colon. Sizes 8 te 20 years. ' .
Girls' Pleated Skirts ;j0 QK?
Of flannel in kiltie suspender effects. V"t7t,
Cut full and neatly finiscd.
SNELLENBURCS Economy Basement
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Thursday Is Extra-Size Day in
Women's Underwear
39c
Extra-Size
Gowns
In blue and orchid. Cut
generously and daintily
finished.
Corset Cevers
jnd KCk0
Drawers u,t
Alse Envelope Chemise.
Extra-size prannents of
lingun cloth. Prettily
trimmed.
Extra-Size
Gowns
Lingun gowns
with embroidery.
sleeve style.
Extra-Size Gowns, Chemises AO
and Skirts "eC
All cut generously and beautifully trimin'ed.
Women's Extra-Size Skirts a r
Flannelette skirts in dark striped wat- TcDC
ternst Cut full.
89c
finished
Set-in
Extra-Size Aprons QQ
Checked percales trimmed with sashes, OaC
pockets and piping. Drastically reduced fei- Thursday.
Women's Linene Aprons
Extremely pretty models with cretonne' '
sashes and pockets. SNELLENBURCS Economy
98c
Basement
Candies
Six 25c
Specials m
Old-Fashioned Peanut Brittle
Old-Fashioned Jelly Gum Dreps
Asserted Chocolates
, Asserted Hard and Filled Candy
Salt Water Taffy
Asserted Gum Dreps, Spice Strings
and Spice Dreps
Wonderful Upholstery
Values
$4.50 te $10.00
Armure
Portieres
at $2.39 te
$6.48 Pair
Prettiest nnd most attrac
tive in all wanted colors.
Deep ftinfje and neatly
edged bottoms. Truly re
markable values.
6.00 te $12.00 Chenille
Portieres
$3.98 t0 $5.25
The ideal portiere for
(Jeors. Plain colors and
color combinations. Vast
assortment.
$3.50 te $(5.00 Vcleur
' Strips
$2.75 ' $3.75
Large and varied let that
can be matched into pairs.
All colors.
ifconemy
Basement
Wash Goods
At Tremendous Savings
29c te 49c Plain Celer Wash Goods -J Q
Including pongees, poplins, basket-weave M.nX
cloths, cotton serges and ether wanted fabrics. Seme
with highly mercerized finish. Geed-looking dark and
light colors. Mill remnants.
25c Printed Percale i fp
Light printed percale in a large variety X vf
of practical patterns and colors. Yard wide.
20c Plain-Celer Chambray -j Oi'
Splendid assortment of attractive colors. -"2
Yarn dyed and of geed wearing quality. 2 te 9 yard
lengths. Ne mail or phone orders.
bNELLENBURGS Economy Basement
Continuing Our October Sale of
Sheets, Sheetings, Etc.
69c and 79c Extra-Heavy
Unbleached Sheeting, Yard
CO and 70 inches wide, long and short lengths.
49c
bNELLENBUROS
iadOt
lb.
SNELLENBURgS Economy Basement
Neme Medel
444 Self-Reducing
Corsets
B3
$4.00
Built for comfort nnd
service. A Neme self-reducing
corset assures slim
graceful lines nnd at this
price is indeed a rare and
wonderful value.
SNELLENBURCS Economy
Basement
1000 Pairs
Women's $1.50
Silk and Weel
Stockings
at 69c Pair
The run of the mill below
factory cost.
Light and dnrk heather
colorings. All sizes.
SNELLENBURCS Enemy
Uascment
Women's Pure
Worsted $3 Slip-On
Sweaters, $1.85
Youthful and iaunty with long sleeves
round neck and belts. Most suitable for
school, office and all-around wear.
Brown, Black, Navy, Red
Marked Down for Thurtday
SNELLENBURCS Economy Basemant
Beys' $3.95
Oliver Twist
Suits, $2.25
Priced en ninker-te-wenr-er
basis. Of splendid qual
ity brown,-blue, drab and
green. Sizes 3 te 9 years.
$5.00 All-Weel Jersey
Oliver Twist IQ qp
Suits at tf0.a7D
Five different shndes of
jersey cloth. Pants full
lined. Sizes 3 te 9.
$0.75 2-Pants
Suits nt
Of dark mixed cheviets.
Full-lined knickers. Sizes 7
nnd 10 te 16.
$8.50 2-Pants
Suits nt
Fine mixed cheviot and
enssimerc suits. Knickei-s
full lined. Sizes 6 te 10.
Beys' Junier
Overcoats at .
Handsome blue & brown
chinchilla and brown chev
iot coats, buttoned te the
neck. Belt all around. Sizes
2 Mi te 10.
Beys' Mackinaw Ceals
!,t $3,95 t0 $7.25
Extrn-goed quality blan
ket cloth. With convertible
cellars. Sizes 0 te 17 years.
Beys' $1.39 Q-
Knicker Pants at"'"1'
Of mixed cheviets and
corduroy. In sizes 8 te 16.
$1.25 Bleached Seamless
54x90-Inch Sheets
Fer single beds.
98c
18c 40-Inch Unbleached
Sheeting: at, Yard
Geed weight. Lenir ami short lengths.
12c
59c Feather-Proof Ticking
Blue and white stripes in long and short
lengths.
39c
34c and 37c Pillow Gases.
Sizes 42x36 or 45x36 inches.
25c
29c Pillow Cases, Each.
Of a geed make.
20c
42c and 49c Unbleached Sheeting
at, Yard
Unbleached shcetinjr cut from full pieces, 48 nnd 58
inches wide.
29c
42 and 45 Inch 47c and 49c Bleached OQ
Pillow Tubing-, Yard &VC,
SNELLENBURCS Economy Basement
$4.95
S5.75
$4.95
Samples of
Summer Furniture
Te Be Sold at y2 Price
Chairs Rockers Settees inKccd nnd Rustic, and
Rustic Flower Stands just at half tlinir n.m.in,. -!,.
t - " w p , 2sv,W
nunng, but nothing te mur service.
Slightly soiled from hs
SNPI I FMRirenCi Economy
titivciiini
$2.50 te $27.50 Chairs $1.2r te $13.75
$5.00 te $27.50 Rockers $2.50 te $13.75
$5.50 te $36.00 Settees $2.75 te $l8!oe
$1.50 te $3.50 Rustic Flower Bexes CUc te $L75
$6.50 Felding Cot Beds
11 $2.29
Very handy for a
small room, as they
"stewed" in very small space with little effort. "
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