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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TH-TOflDAY, FEBRUARY a, 101G.
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P.fimiV --
Chappy graduates
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL
GET THEIR DIPLOMAS!
iLncnccment Exercises at
Wkdemy of Music Attended
12s... t .,., Aiiflinnce of
parents nnd Friends
tSS PUNCHEON CHEERED
1 hundred nml thirteen Rirls. nr
2?5 i white nmt cnrrylnK American
-&. '". Teg received their diplomas to
$? Im Acndfiny of Music from the
'Snhfa lHBli School for Girls.
Mta4e Phla iB" j ntlmlrcrfl nHcmlcrt
&ESun lion eere.no.ilcs In the old
'fcSS n nrond nnd locust streets, .so
'Wfhn scene of similar events, nnd
whltnrrnyed lines of nlrls
, in their plncos on the stnne,
IS. ih.fr clafS president. Miss Jenn
f2rthe-Vc o welcomed with n burst
itt' Y.hJ Cheers nnd applause
V,T Mls Knlherlno B. Puncheon.
reeled ij J" en00, ns she took her
,lnclEMM. Henry . lMmunds. prcsl-
rf he Bonrt of labile Brtucntlon.
la ack.owledBed the KrcetlnK by smll
ni J i hawlnR to the nuc'.lcnce,
V rnKvetcd prlr.es nnd medals
-nl,rt by Mr Ildmunds, were awarded
r'f nil- M s Jennetto Altnboufth Old
! mW w KO Id 1 In .rl. nnd French At
,m' mid medal for most proficient
Th 6 hoi" r Miss Dorothy Marie Fox.
r'. Society of Pennsylvania gold
S ?or most Vrollclent Herman scholar
American Prentno and German Socl
i oTrcn'Vsylvnnla Bold mednl for most
Vc lent Gcrm-in scholar of Ciormnn par-
i.- Miss Mary Vlrelnla Weaver. Dodd
u ml for IlKhest class stiindlnK, nnd
fimncS AC. nepctto. Dodd si ver
Al for second liluhost clnss stniidlnj:.
iw luncheon was held In the MU-
ffwt.:c.?"s"cho-ru, Mountain
how" wns the valedictory, written by
Is, Eleanor E. Ilcukaiif. and delivered
'miss Flora Ocrson. Allusion was
dot" the present war In the vnledlc
?y entitled "olccs," when the youmr
eskcr mentioned the voices which were
WPthiS mankind to action 'n the prcs
l European conflict. It was the voices
patriot!... nnd self-surrender which
,d Inspired tlio men of France. Gcr
my and all the other warrlnj? corn.
ic, she said, that which their Inner
"old them wns noblest nnd best
rnf salmalory was written by Miss
arguerlte P. Prow, nnd delivered by
iq Mabel Cook Knso.
Miss Katherlno Puncheon presented
plomas to the students.
The list of Kruduntc.1 follows.
couxoifi-miPAHATonv coprtsK.
)UtlniiuM.eit-Jrnnnettc M. Ar.si-.uh, Doro-
fggF&MNI
nr U ChnVltoft MarKorot Nclll Cl..
oe It. Cohen Marie Alexander rulc.uor hy
im-mi Keljii Curtis Vrrna CuMcr. Lillian
nri DoebrlVh Jull.t Frank. Vlmmc- Ay.
wFromni. llniel Orare Puline''. .-"j"'1.,'' ,"
jdloil. huttl Anno tlorhnril. Mnlit I A. I'nriJ
n Jeannetle M. lli'llliron. i:.hl P-i'tro
lf'na llliwhe A Krl'y. ltlta Knnpf, flnrnh
Usl "larlnrlc Kleiner Lewi., I.rtUfa Mac
Istit 1111 hKIU .belli MacOreRor. Anna
elle Mill"" iraee Croaslnle Park nmn
y Mario Prnrnw tni" iinl 'h ,''"
nolincr. . Stella May Ruby. Rsl8 Edith
a llnjd StranKC. Sa.llc M. Swnrlz. barali
x, Uraco llolton Wlnir.ite.
OENKRAI. COfllSn.
IsllnKiildlied-Katharlnc It. Pi.tta, runcrs
O. Here' ". llary Vlrslnln Weaver.
erllorlous-Helen C. Kcuttmnuillcr. Urn. II.
nell K.ora Uereon, Hidln Greenwood, Alaliel
li Kick. Ulna J. KralUer. Helen S. Mc.
ulon, nieanor U. Heukauf, Ann Marie
roldt, Kntlirjn V. Smith, Suramin Mjcra
1th, Emma Virginia Thompron. Mnrgct
rothT Wallace. Ileatruo Ixiulue Wrlsht.
traduatM II. Vletnrln Ilaptla c, Irene Ulnit
ambit, K. Mcrlwyn Chlsm. Jennlo S. Dean,
Imtslh Lucv l)o.lKe, Dorla U. Prey. Mar
trite Julia rrolwln Florence Ueatilco tlut
r, Itchatl Hamilton, Viola M.irlun Ilirrl.n.
illr Gro Hnyitoik. Mary Carolyn Hnv
)d. Mary Henderson, iatialictli Tltlow Hurut.
til Inaber, Paulino I). Jawir, Kretlrlcu Olivia
ita, Mabtl fook Ka?e, fntherlno Starle
lly, Mary Duncan Kemp, Ilea rice I.non,
la Baxter I.ee, Ituth Kveljn Vlrulnla Max
II, Elala nao Mlltenberiter. Anna E. P.
icbell. Julia C Morris, Alleu llei-elton .Seal,
tljn Oatelcher, nizabelh IJ. I'annell. Mario
o. Elizabeth (.onuBtietli Pluiker, Mnrielelim
L. Porttr, Hose Hehinnn, Sue J. Htlicn
ie, Silvia Hoeo Selilds, Florence Kxlher
lOttelil. (Icrtriidc SeliHnrti. MarKuerltc Doro
a Shea. Anna ll. Suil h, C. Uthcl Solomon,
len Williams Stelnmetz, Ituth ll. Thomason.
her N. Warlleld, MarKarct Marie Weir,
ni IX Wllklnaon.
'he Ilev. Llewellyn N. Cnley, V. D.,
Ivercd the prayers and sc.iv'.ural se
tlons. Tho music was In charge of
i. Anna W. Choston, pianist; Mrs.
len Pulaski Innes, nnd the orchestra
le'r tho direction of A. II. Itoscwltr.
he president of the fjraduatlnp; class
J Miss 'Jean Itlder, nnd tho vlco prcsl
it Miss Helen S. McCauslan,
Police Court Chronicles
he sight of a bag of conl lylns llst
3ly asalnst n wall of a grocery store
Cumbcrlnnd street reminded Fred
Iza that ho didn't have any at home,
took a llrm grip on tho bag and
Jng It over his shoulder. Then ho
Sjered up tho street. Two small boys
' him take tho conl without consulting
Bfocer and started nfter him. Their
y audible opinions didn't annoy Malza
the least.
H I leave tho coal down to lick ycr,
y yer'U pinch It- ycrself, wont ycr?"
shouted. So ho continued his wobbly
rney.
ut tho youngsters were persistent, i
ycalled Malza names which mado him !
n around. He paused near an open
larway to express his opinion, but as j
'.basi together with other burdens, was I
.raucn to manage, Malza fell down tho
1 W. C.At IS 150 YEARS OLD;
CKLEHIIATION BKOINS HERE
Gcrmantown and Fnlls af Jchuylklll
Brnnches Obsorve Event
Celebration of the BOth Anniversary of
the founding of tho Young Women's
Christian Association throughout the
country began today nnd will continue un
til March 3. the actual anniversary. In
thh city elaborate plans have been made,
tho main observances being held by the
Oermnntown Association, 5S20 Gcrman
town avenue, which hns n membership of
SOOd. nnd the Fnlls of SehuylKlll Associa
tion, 4100 ltldgo avenue, with 1000 members.
FILIPINOS FACE CHAOS,
SAYS CONGRESSMAN
Clarence B. Miller Assails
Clarke Bill for Independence
of Islands
till n flfnjjr Correspondent
WAHJHNOTON Feb. 3. "If the scut
tle policy of giving the Filipinos Inde
pendence In four years Is adopted hi the
House, It will result In conditions In
the Islands worse than undci Spanish
rule, today declared Representative Clar
ence U. Miller, of Minnesota, r. member of
tho House Insular Affnlrr Committee, who
has mndo two exhaustive tours of tno
Islands, no spoke In reference to tho
Sopnte's action yesterday ,'lr. ndoptlng tho
Clnrko amendment.
"Apparently the motive for this nctlon
wns a feeling among Senators that tho
Philippines were a liability nnd no an
asset, nnd thnt If tho I'nltcd States were
rid of the Islands, with no responsibility
for them, we would bo strengthened In it
military way. I don't believe this view
Is sound, and I have tho authority of
military nnd naval ofllccrs to bnck me
up.
"The Democrats seemed to feel that
this wns a party measure, and there was
no discussion whether tho provision was
for the welfare of tho Islanders or wheth
er they nre or will bo In condition to re
celve Independence In four yenra. If tho
Clnrke amendment becomes n law busi
ness conditions In the Islands will become
chaotic, ns foreign capital will Immedi
ately withdraw.
"It won't bo long after wo leavo then,
nlnne before ono or more foreign Powers
will relze portions of the Islands nt least
nnd will occupy them permanently.
"I don't believe the United States
should stay In the Philippines longer than
to fulfill our obligations to the people of
tho Iflnnds, but that time will not come
for many years "
BRANDEIS PROBERS GET
CHARGES AND DEFENSE
NAMED DISTMCT DOCTOR
Documentary Evidence on Both
' Sides Laid Before Sen
ate Committee
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Carroll It Fleming, 2122 Oodfrcy ao., and
Mary White. BBa.1 llnntnn st.
John P. HheelF. Norwood, l'a nnd I.leanor .
Huttx. .12.. H. 4 Id St.
hmil' Kaplan. Ilalllmore. Md nnd Frieda
ilntilgman. Haltlmore. Mil.
Andrew A. M'hcr, 2011 Arch St., anil Anna M.
Mann. 2041 Ar.-li st. ,
Ilnrrv Srhultx. 721 X. 2d at., nnd Ilclla 1.
Hrsr. 721 X. 2d St. ,
John J. Otto, 112 Cljmor at., and Uiuni Kean,
I1J Clvpirr at. . .
Italph Hninlsh. 021 Oreen st., nnd Anna San-
derron. Xewport, Pa. ...
Anaela 13. IHnon. WHS 8. 40th at., and Louise
Compasso, 1114 Whnrlon st.
Wo.idlo Armstrong, 4.12t Talrmount nc. and
Lillian Vfehh. mil I-x st. . .
Ilnrrv Oelh. Soutli Hetlileheni, Pa., nnd Esther
Wolf, 721 Daly Mt.
John Oreen. 1712 Soii.h St., nnd Margaret
Derrj. 1712 South si.
Joieph F. Kekert. 41n X. Hcesc St., and Mary
II. HannlR. 12." X. Utli st.
Cieorirn llnmllton, lttla H. 2lst St.. and IlUncho
V. Xorliiek. 22111 S. t'olorado at.
Leo Paris!. 1.122 S. IIIekB at., ami Sadie
llncnna, 1.111 S. Mil Bt.
Ilernard P. McIJycr, 47 H. Svliool lane, and
Mabel n. Trainer. Still X. 3th t.
Alhert flutcmldt. Xow York city, and IMa
Makewl r, ,1tV. Columbia ae.
Leu Xnnler. ,127 Berks st., and Ella Thomas.
4.1i:i Plcrco st.
WASIIINOTO.V. Feb. 3. After sorting
over a pile of documents, letters, tele
grams, charges and counter-charges, and
discussing methods of procedure, the sub
committee Investigating the fitness of
Louis D. Ilrnndcls to bo Assoclnte Justice
of the Vnlted Stntcs Supremo Court nd
Jnurncd until Saturday morning without
taking definite nctlon.
The cnmmltteo Intends to digest the
documents laid beforo It boforo Issuing
subpoenas for witnesses to appear for or
ngalnst Mr, Ilrandels. it Is probnbte that
a method of procedure will bo outlined
nt the Saturday meeting so that nn cnrly
report to tho completo Judiciary Commit
tee can be made.
Among the most Importnnt documentary
evidence wns thnt said to have been sub
mitted tluough Sonntor Lodge of Massa
chusetts. This Is understood to have con
sisted mnlnly of documents, mndo public
from time to time In recent yenrs, show
ing Mr. Ilrnndcls' legal connections In
New Kngland cases. The purpose of
placing these before the committee. It
was explained, was to show that Mr
Iliandcls vas "on both sides" of nbout
six Important usos In Massachusetts
com ts.
Senator llolll.i of New Hampshire and
Iteprcscntiitlve Oglcsby of New York nro
said to have laid Important facts beforo
the committee In support of Mr. llrnndols
ntir. designed to shpw'hls fitness for tho
position,
It was reported today that Mr. Ilrandets
wilt go beforo tho subcommittee personally
to answer the charges made against him
In connection with his rclntlons with tho
so-called shoo machinery trust nnd In tho
railroad rate cases before the Interstate
Commcrco Commission for which he was
special counsel. The opposition to Mr.
Ilrandels will bo led by Clifford Thome,
Itnllroad Commissioner of Iown, nnd L, A.
Coolldge, treasurer of the United Shoo
Machinery Company.
Pressure to force confirmation wll be
very stronc. Letters nnd telegrams from
labor leaders and Inbnr organizations,
philanthropists nnd leading nttorncys nro
pouring In on tho committee nnd on all
Individual Senators. Slimy of the tele
grams characterize the opporltlon to con
firmation of nrandcls as "duo to racial
prejudices."
RESERVE "COI'S" SHIFTED
Eight Traflic Tntrolmcn Ordered Bnck
to District Work
Fight lcsorve patrolmen, formerly sta
tioned on the street directing traffic nnd
nttached to tho icserve room nt City
Hall, wore transferred back to district
work today by order of Superintendent
Robinson. Tho order became effective nt
midnight, but tho names were not mndo
public until today. The only statement
In explanation of tho transfer wns thnt
it wns "for tho good of the service."
The men transferred nro William J.
Honey, to tho 12th district; William John
son, to tho mil district; Frank Kbcrly,
to the :Cth district; Frederick H. Kerens,
to the 21st district; Dnvld Mulr, to the
11th district; William Moody, to the 1st
district; William T. Young, to tho 1st
district, nnd Robert ISrown, to the 11th
district.
Carranza Donrd Studies Conscription
Kit PASO, Te., Feb. 3. A commission
nppolnted by Clenernl Carranza to con
sider the advisability of establishing com
uulsory military servlco In Mexico has
oesuu work In tho City of Mexico.
l?,r 'ps and landed near tho coal bin
, Private house.
Vft darted out to attack Malza, so
laid, and he dropped a soap box over
KJhe woman of the houso ran to tho
r on hearing tho racket, and threat
to clean up the place with tho
ln visitor. As she approached, Malza
M the box and started In the direction
ytjje woman, She ran up stairs and
iSMalza in charge of tho cellar,
phcemaii Jacoby wns summoned; Ho
'Frd and tho coal to tho 4th and
t treet3 station. Malza offered
ffous explanations for taking the
out Magistrate Glenn was not Im
,sd with his excuses. Tho owner of
'goal appeured and received his goods,
JUje forgave Malza, no charge of
iSpy was pressed.
iKveJoped, however, that tho prisoner
llpeeii Impudent to the woman In
S9 CeJlnP ItO .,! fnllnn ViiMIidh-
Sv didn't express any regret for )t.
;fwraic uicnn disapproves or un-
1 Conduct tnunnl vvnmn hn Knnt
lUClO tllA Unit.. f rnKnnln,. ,
9 ...v ..WU U WtC.W,, U
vnui.1.
&k $K
If SPmci iSl
Clearance
Sale
rHIlADELPnlA
(Continued)
Oivind to inclement wealhercmd
requests o Patrons sale will be
continued Friday and Salurda
Silver China
Glass Clocks
ObjectsArtaadEte
' Downstairs'Showroom
eet Street Ptore Property Sold
our-tory store anil premises at
et stieet has been purchased for
fi)t Bernard Mamlel from Kleanor
tfluach. The property, frontjnt- 13 feet
V the Busch estato -for nearlv a
tot a century Henry H. Busch
- wj ror JJO.Ooa nnd repurchased
at a Slieriff's sale.
fax Law Brinits State $33,116.28
T . . . -
WBPi.a iia, Feb. 3 -The llrst '
operations of the new stocJt
&IX lari nettc-.t the kvtata n total
Wken
Sparta
Cried
"We und Zeus
ana
Tore a !
Scrap of
Paper !
m
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Have you seen
"Helena's Husband'
attKeLrttleTKeatre?
It is a delightful sa
tire of ancientGreece
and modern Berlin,
to which the Stage
Society is doing full
justice. In the
Amusement Section
of Saturday's Even
inf Ledger "K. M."
gives exerpti from
Philip Moeller's
sparkling work and
comments sagely
thereon.'
Dr. W. II. Crowley Will Servo Lnrge
Section of City
Dr. William ir. Crowley, of 20GS F.ost
Allegheny nvenuc, today wns appointed
n district physician for District No. II,
the largest district allotted to nny one
physician In tho city.
The section thnt Doctor Crowley will
servo covers many miles nnd extends
from Delaware nvenue on the cast to Qcr
mantown avenue on the west, nnd from
Lehigh nvenuc on tho south to Frnnkford
nvenue on the north. Tho salary at
tached to the position Is eSW.
TWO MORE ACCUSED
OF ENSLAVING GIRL
Dragnet Out for Band That 111-
Treated Pastor's
Daughter
NKW YOniC, Feb. 3 Vigorous- police
effort to round up the bnnd of white slav
ers who held Marie Klein, the, 18-year-old
dntighter of the Itov. Chnrlcs A. Klein,
pnstor of the Hethnny Itcformed Church,
In an oiltrngcoun captivity since Jnminry
I, led to the nrrest of two moro men,
snld to be members of It.
Antonio Fcrom, 23 yenrs old and mar
ried, who describes himself ns a snlcs
mnu, living nt "IS Enst 212th street, wns
taken Into custody last night hy De
tectives Hyan, Cassetti nnd Someis, of
the Third Ilrnnch Uurcnu, nt 210th street
nnd (lunhllt rond.
Marie Klein nccuscd him, nfter her
nllegcd original abductor, Vlncenzo Nea
politans had turned her over to the con
trol of the white slave bnnd, of taking
her to a shanty at Gunhlll road nnd Hol
land nvenue, nnd forcing her under
threats into tho socloty of other men,
Very cnrly yesterday morning the same
detectives nrrested Peter Illnnca 21 years
old, n stamper, at his home, 1131 3d ave
nue. He, with Xeapolltnno. Is chnrgod
with having disposed of the Jewelry of
the mother and sister of Miss Klein,
which Ncnpolitano Is alleged to havi'
Induced tho gl.l to tako when she left
home with him In the bcllof ho wns to
mnrry her. The Jewelry was vnlued nt
$100. Tho detectives say tho men pawned
It for S3.
LTTALIA INCARICATA
'DIDIFENDEREVALONA
DAGLIAUSTRO-BULGARI
Pien Poteri Politic! e Militari
Sono Stati Conferiti nl Gen
erate Ameglio Per la
Guerra nell'Alban'ia
L'AVANZATA AUSTRIACA
no.MA. 3 Febbrnlo.
Telfgrnmml dn Cllnevru dlcono cho ie
colonne nustrlnrho opernntl nell'Albanla
hnnno ragglunto le sorgentl plu' settentrl
onall del flume Mali. Rl trntta dclle colon
ne rhe avauznlin vrrto Valonn. Hcmhrn
pcrclo' ccrto cho Vnlona sarn' trn lion
molto nttaccatn dalle forzo austrlache c
anchc iIa quello bulgare.
Intnnto si o' nppreso lerl era qui die
It gnvcrno Itnllnuo ha dnto plenl potrrl
nl generate Ameglio che romnndn le forzo
Itallnnn In Allmula, confcrcndogll nncho
nutorltn' polltlcn sul tcrrltorlo dove gll
ha le sue truppe, nncho ..e uucnto tcrrl
toiio ilnvesse esscro nmmlnlstrnto da al
tro Stato. Kvldentamentc nucstn fnro l
rlferlsce alia posslbllltn' rhe lo truppe
Itallnnc delibnno orcupnre parte dcll'Eplro
nmmlnlstrnln dnlln Orecla.
II conmndnnte In capo ha 11 potero rll
proclainarc lo slato dl guerrn nel ter
rltorlo che occupn e sarn' respnnsnhlle
pnltnntn verso 11 Mlnlstero delln Oucrrn
cho n lul comunlchcra le declslonl del
Conslgllo del mlnlstrl. In tnl modo
1'Itnlla ha ora II pleno cd assoluto con
trollo dello opcrazlnnl mllltnrl nell'Albanln,
do1 che cssn aveva chlesto alio potenzo
dcll'lntesu fin da tre mcsl fn, qunndo le
forze nlistrlnche e bulgnro comlnclnrono
n mlnncclnre 1'Albnnln. Qucsta ora o' tun
'iderata come un leatro Indlpcndento
i1ll:i irnerra p rln' "iipgn 11 segreto cho M
e' mnntenuto c si manttenc circa I planl
cho l'ltalta si propone dl ndnttarc cola'.
Ic pievlsloul che si fnnno ipil sono che
i'nvanzatn ilcgll nustrlacl c la loro occu
pazione dl Durazzo non Incontrernnno
opposl7nnp glncche' Durazzo, senza porto,
non ofTre nllo agll austrlacl o nulla per
una buonndlfpsn, I'cr nuesto 1p forzo dl
cssare quelle serbe c montennegrlnc che vl
si trovavnno l'hnnno nuuandonntn riti
rnmlosl a sud nolle llnee itallnnc, costc
che' In bnso dcllo opcrnzlonl In Albania
o' un vcro o proorlo compo trlnccrato.
Su Valona marclano lo forze austrlache
dnl nord o quelle butgnre dnlrest, ma
I'nvanznta a lenta a causa delle cattlvo
vlo dl comunlca7.lone. sebbeno fose
nlutatn dngll nlbanesl che sono pngatl
lautamente dell'Austrla, I.e forze dl In
vnslone si fnnno nscendero a CO.ooo ttomlni
cho eaccliegglnno quanta posmno. In
tnnto la popolazlone nlbancse, fntte pocho
eccczlonl, p' declsnmento nvversn agll
nllentl. Pcro' Vntonn ed II suo hinterland
sono gin' splcndldnmciite fortltlcatl e con
tlnuano ad essero rnfforzntl.
I.'Itnlla appiolllta del rltnrdo nrll'nvnii
zata delle forze auslrlneho e bulgaro e
del fntto cho gll nustrlacl non possono
contnre In Albania sull'alutn delln Qcr
mnnla o I bulgnrl sono costrettl a rjinntc
here 11 grosso dello loro forze nelln Berbln
e dnvnntl a Salonlcco, e prohnbllmento
nncho nl connno della ftumanln, dnto 11
uiiovo attegBlamento del govcrno rumeno.
CAMDEN Ml RAISE
$50,000 FOR EXPOSITION
State Senator Read Headf4 Com
mittee on Finance for
Civic Celebration
Luzerne's Treasury Empty
Wlt.KKH-BAIU.n. Feb. 3. - I.uzemo
Cotintv's treasury hns one dry for the
second ".lino since Innuary I. Tho Com
missioners were forced to borrow $35,000
to meet current expenses, making a total
of $80,000 borrowed In ono month.
Stato Senator William T. Head, of Cam
den, who hns Just been appointed Ktftta
Treasurer, will bend the Finance Com
mlttco of tho Exposition of Industry nml
Civic Celelnntlon lo mark Cnmden'n rtl
talnment at 100,000 population. Tho an
nouncement wns mndo today, following
the meeting of lending Camden business
men, who nppolnted trnm lenders for 'he
canvass of Camden for tho $50,0J0 ex
position fund. The exposition will bcnln,
Mnv IS nnd close May 27.
Tho tennis will begin work Friday
morning nt 10 o'clock, In nutomobllcs, In
which they will visit Cnmdrn business
houses nnd nsk for pledges of support
for the fund.
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Tho mnrvolous realism of this rnostcrpleco
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1103 Chestnut St.
Makers of
Grands, Upright
and Player-Pianos
Perfect Killnon Service
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FURS
MILLINERY
Mummn Sc M
1115 (Ojestmit
Opp. Keith's
ejtianp
trect
Beginning
Friday,
Final Clearance of Furs
Mawson & DeMany policy calls for a complete clearance at the end of each season.
The time has now arrived for a final clean-up of our entire stock, and neither cost nor
loss will be allowed to stand in the way of our custom. Prices in many instances have
been reduced to figures away below cost. The same reliable furs that sold all season at
the prices quoted below, the same high stan -lard of merit in quality and style, but at
prices that do not even cover the cost of the raw materials to us.
Fashionable Fur Coats
8 Russian Pony Coats Regularly 39.50 to 49.50 22.50
9 French Seal Coats Regularh 59.50 to 70.00 34.50
4 Hudson Seal Coats Regular 85.00 to 98.50 54.50
3 Sable Marmot Coats Regularly 90.00 to 98.50 59.50
10 French Seal Coats Regularh 98.50 to 115.00 64.50
11 Hudson Seal Coats Regularly 135.00 to 150.00 89.50
3 Sable Squirrel Coats Regularly 145.00 to 155.00 89.50
4 Persian Lamb Coats Regularly 185.00 to 225.00 1 15.00
15 Hudson Seal Coats Regularly 165.00 to 195.00 120.00
1 Moleskin Coat Regularly 225.00 125.00
8 Hudson Seal Coats Regularly 195.00 to 225.00 135.00
Including Coats with Skunk and Beaver Collars, also many with beautiful borders,
collar? and cuffs of lustrous Skunk and Taupe Fox. Sizes to 52 Bust.
Fur Scarfs and Muffs
SCARFS
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WildCat 10.00 2.00
Monkey 10.00 2.50
Leopard 10.00 2.50
Raccoon 11.00 5.00
Skunk 12.50 6.00
Hudson Seal 14.00 7.50
Black Fox 16.00 10.50
Beaver 20.00 10.50
Red Fox 29.00 16.50
Black Lynx 40.00 22.50
White Fox 55.00 29.50
Dyed Blue Fox 55.00 29.50
MUFFS
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2 Russian Pony 1 5.00
8 Natural Raccoon 15.00
2 Caracul 19.50
4 Civet 18.00
11 Black Fox 27.00
10 Beaver 25.00
8 Hudson Seal 30.00
7 Black Fox 30.00
6 Black Lynx 34,50
9 Skunk 35,00
3 Red Fox 45.00
3 White Fox 65,00
4.50
5.00
7.50
9.50
11.50
12.50
15.00
18.50
18.50
19.50
23.00
34.50
Fur Sets
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Natural Squirrel Set 1 8,50 9.50
Monkey Set 45.00 10.00
Red Fox Set 35.00 14.50
Caracul Set 40.00 14.50
Hudson Seal Set 35.00 15.00
Natural Squirrel Set 35.00 16.50
Leopard Set 45.00 19.50
Natural Lynx Set 65.00 34.50
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1 Taupe Fox Set 1 25.00
4 Dyed Blue Fox Sets . . . ,125.00
5 Natural Fisher Sets 1 15.00
1 London Smoke Fox Set. , 1 15,00
5 Cross Fox Sets 1 35.00
2 Natural Mink Sets 1 75,00
2 Natural Blue Fox Sets.. 225. 00
59.50
64.50
68.00
69.50
79.50
98.50
98.50
p, 5, We particularly call your attention to the few items
as enumerated above first come first served.
Charge Accounts Solicited
Purchasing Orders Honored
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