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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1916.
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I ONREPARTO AUSTRIACO
PRECIPITA ML MUlNTti
TOFANAINUNBURRONE
1) Ministro Thomas Dichiara a
Une irancin ea in-
V
Boma
t
o-hUterra Dominano la
Frontc di BattagHa
BRIAND AL PANTHEON
HOMA, It Febbrnlo.
ti Mlnlstrro dclla Oucrra puhbllcava
lerl tern II segucntc rnpporto ilcl generalo
Cadornii:
N'clla zona do) Covcdale, holl'nlta Val
i.n'infl marled!' sera II nemlco nprl' un
KJinso Moco ill fucllcrla contro lo nostro
ISonl U Bcopnrta ncllo vlclnnlize til
CMin. za "ro' fnro v,u,mo dnnnl'
N'elln vnllc iloll'Adlgo mnrtedl nol
", , .niniccnimo un ilcbolo nttneco contro to
" ,,re noslzlonl. Nella zona, clel monto
tofana mctcolcdl' sera It nemtco tonto' ill
Mlungero l.i soinmltn.' coll un dlscreto
nirto ma fu rlcacclato Imllctro ed It
repirlo preclplto' In un burrono.
nc.iin fmntp dell'Isonzo la l)loRcla e la
K, Mi,bia hniino tmpetlito Icrl qunlunque
ulone in nruRiiiiiiv-
JtHIAND A ROMA.
H prcsldcntr del conslsllo frnncese,
Arlstldo Hrlnnrt. cho glunsc a Ttoma Icrl,
hit avuto c contlnun ml nvrre nccoRllcnzo
nluslnsllclic. inn enormo 1011a pen
dente lo nccompnuno' Icrl ilalla stnzlono
m Termini nl CJriind Hotel, o tiltta la
cltta' era docoratn con Imndlcre francesl
d Itallntio c ilcH nltrl nllcall. Dapper
tutto lo'C pnssavnno le nutoinoblll clic
Borlavnno I mlnlstrl frnnccsl si grldava
Vlvn Hrlnml! Viva la Prnncln!
DavnntI alia stnzlono repartl ill fantcrla
. flj nrtlsllerla icndcvano nil onori mill
tarl c nclla snla nttciulcvnno I mlnlstrl
francwl H prcsldcnto del CoiisIkIIo, on.
Salandra. II mlnlstro Honnlno cd altrl
membrl ilfl Roverno. Ilrinml al rcco'
s'ublto a fnr vlslta alia rcBlna Klena, nlla
reglna MarRlicrlta cd nl ituoa ill (tcnova o
deposo comae Hiille toinlie . Vlttorlo Km-'
manuele e ill re LTinbcrto,
DICIIIARA'.IONO DI THOMAS
II minis"'0 trance-no dcllo Munlzionl, Al
berto Tliomns, parlando nl glornnll.Htl,
fecclerl lo MBtientl dlchlurazlonk
"Questa e' una guorrn, ill rainc c dl
azoto, placebo' e' xopratutto una gara dl
anal, i" munlzionl e dl cblmlca. La nola
Francis ba 7r0,000 operal ImploRatl a
fabbrlcarc munlzionl cd arm! c la quantlta'
di arnil J dl munlzionl oho nol nbblamo
ora sulla frontc sorpassa quclla delta
Cermanla
"La nostra supcrlorlta' vara, schlaccl
ante non nppena l'liiBbilterra potra' pro.
durre II clopplo dclla quantlta' dl munlzionl
rrodotta da nol. Ola' ora nol dominlamo
II nemlco c continuercmo a ilnminarlo lino
a ehc non nl avra" ja pace. Nol con
tlnueremo .1 produrro una lmmcnsa quan
tlta' di munlzionl lino n cbo dura la
guerra."
, I P1J1MI COLLOQUII.
Questa niattlnu Hrinnd o Thomas con
ferirono a Iiiiiro con l'nn. Kalandrn, con
I'on. Sonnlno c con II mlnlstro della
?r Guerra generalo Zupclll. In qucste con-
ferenzo si uiscusscrn nmsuoni cconomicnc,
dl polltlca ostcra cd opcrnzlonl mllltari.
Ad un pranzo offertoBll Icrl sera alia
Consulta. Hriand pronunclo' un dlscorso
nel quale dlchiaro' dl aver plena tlducia
chealla line kII allcatl avranno la vittorla.
Sonnlno pnrlo' ilando 11 benvenuto nl mln
lstrl franecsi e rlcordando die la tradl
tlonale atnlclzla del popoll Italann o fran
ccse era Mntu ora ccmcutata dalla Rucrra
cosl' the lo duo nazlonl sorelle formano
11 blocco cbe Rtilda la lotta per la Uberta'
t per la glustlzla.
Oesi e doniaul I mlnlstrl franecsi sn
renno osnltl al Musoo norRbcse cd a I'a
lino Ilnisi.'hl, nll'Ambasclata frnnccus
ii al Cainpldogllo, o domnnl sera parti
ranno alia volta dl Udlno per confcrlre
col re gencrale Cadorna.
Intanto rII clcmcntl radlcnll bamio rt
crcso la campaRna jiercbo' l'ltalla dlcbl
arl la guerra alia Oermanla It McssaR
wro instate ku questa neccsslta' dl mettcr
lino ad una sltuazlono cqulvoca, e l'Idea
Xazlonale rIuiir.-' alia stessa concluslone.
II Glornalo d'ltalla Inveco si mostra plu'
tlsenato e dice cbo dalla vihlta dl Hriand
el avaranno importantl rlsultatl.
oella Sera lutorvlsto' Hriand prima cbo
I esli partlsso alia volta di ltoma. II pres
' Uente del Conslglio franceso dlsse:
J "111 reco a ltoma con la iilu' irrande
Ilducla. Sono ccrto die cuadaRnoro' dal
YOBtri uomlni dl Stato, cbo bannn dato
. till siilendldo iirovo ill Intelllcenzn o dl
I'1 nareezza. II plu' forto appogelo per stabll-
in ira mi aueaii una ptu' sirctta e plu'
WILL IRWIN TO INVESTIGATE
USE OFWARNEEDLE WORK
Writer la Commissioned to Report to
Mrs. fJeorge Horace Lorimer
ii".' ,r?',2' mRnlne writer, wbo sailed
ill'LT h f,.r Europe, hns been commls
if LbK Mrs' aeor"v J'""" Irlmer.
X hp alitor of the Saturday Kvc
ninR rost, to find out what use Is belns
iw , lh? suPPllcs shipped to unr suf
L7i V.c,llbs' SCW"B circles nnd other
organizations of this country.
Jlr. Irwin will visit the hospitals of
brntlaml and France nnd will conduct a
thorough Investigation nlotm the lines
suggested by Mrs. Larimer. Itrcentlv
members of sewlns circles In Philadelphia
who have tolled without complaint to
mnko useful little things for war suf-
lercrs, were Riven a shock when they
were Informed how some of tho articles
were being ucd. I'or lnetntice, It was
learned that the largo socks of eiderdown
that arc Intended to cover tho bandaged
feet of wounded soldier nrc tincd to
clean izuns nnd polish camp utensils.
It Is part of Mr. Irwin's mission to find
out whether or not these reports have
been exaggerated. It Is expected that bo
will send a report to Mrs. Lorimer in a
few weeks.
L.nst summer Mrs. Lorimer joined one
of the suburban sewing circles nnd she
beenmo an enthusiastic worker for the
cause of the war sufferers. She is much
disturbed by tho reports which lmvo
reached this country from nbrond and she
determined to Investigate, thorn.
HAZLETON MAN'S RADIO
SIGNAL HEARD ON BOAT
WHILE FAR OUT AT SEA
Small Wireless Apparatus of
New Type Sends Message
About 400 Miles Across
Hills and Water
AERIAL INSIDE HOME
POT PIE PASTRY PLEASES MAN, 79;
POPS PROPOSAL;WILL WED WIDOW, 56
"Yum, Yum," Says Bridegroom4o-Be, as He Smacks His
Lips Reminiscently Plans Honeymoon
to Strawberry Mansion
COLLEGE CONCERT AT WAYNE
Hnvcrford Cnp nnd Bells Club to Be
Guests of Social Organization
Tho Cap nnd Hells Club of Hnvcrford
College-will give a concert tonight nt the
Satnrdny Club, Wayne, under the nus
plces of the Junior section of the club.
Dancing will follow the concert, the pa
trons for which will bo Havcrford Col
lego nlumnl who live nt Wayne and St.
Davids.
The patrons and patronesses Include
Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis .lnnuctto Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. ItHtlne, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Charles a. Tntnnll, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles H. Howson, Mr. and Mri.
A. O. 11. Spiers, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. II. C.
Spiers, Mr. and Mrs. Karl B. Trout, Mr.
and Mrs. Norris A. Scott, of Moylnn. and
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Itoover, of Wayne.
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Im-SHIP
The savory potples made by Mrs. Anna
It, Klsonstcln, a comely widow of S8, 20S2
North 6th street, brought a proposal of
marriage from a boarder at her homo
Samuel Hochhelmer, 79 years old, a re
tired manufacturer of musical Instru
ments. Mrs. Klscnsteln knew that ttnrlibrlm-
er's Judgment of rooking could not be nt
fault, as ho hnd experimented with tho
pastry products of two former wives, so
she ncccpted him on tho spot. They' will
be married In a few days by Itabbl Klein.
Hochhelmer hnd been n bonrdor at the
widow's home only n month when ho
asked her to marry him. Ho "popped"
the question after finishing one of her
potples.
"Yum, yum, such potples," snld Hoch
helmer today, smacking his lips reminis
cently. "I never met such a flno cook;
everything she makes Is of tho best. I
know wo nro going to bo very happy
together. We are going to have potples
three times n week after we are mar
ried." Hochholmer's first wif0 cl led five years
ngo, nnd his second, two years ago. May
1 1 inst, Hochholmer i;ot a license to marry
Augusta I.ehrlleld, 6.1 years old. 20T.S
Krnnklln street. Hut a few days later
Mrs. Lchrfleld reconsidered nnd refused
to marry Hochhelmer.
"I felt sorry then, but t nm glad now,
for 1 have found tho best cook In tho
world," be snld.
"Arc wo going to take n wedding trip?
Yes, we will go out to Strawberry Man
sion; that will bo far enough to go.
These long honeymoons nro nil right for
young folks, but wo are old now, and
nil wo want Is a hnppy little home. Wo
nre going to hne one of those delicious
potples on our wedding day."
Mrs. Klsenstcln has been married once,
her first husbnnd dying about thrco years
ngo. She has three sons! ono lives In
Denver, another In Pittsburgh nnd the
third In Olnoy.
Hochhelmer was born In Switzerland
and catno to this country In 1832. For
many years ho was engaged In tho
manufacture of musical Instruments In
Wilmington, Del.
Hochhelmer takes pride In tho boast
that he Is not a hyphenated American.
"I became an American citizen In 1R62,"
ho said, "and t think that the United
States Is the best country In the world.
I made my money hero nnd I am pre
pared to stick to the country of my
adoption tor all time."
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MEN'S Sffi SHOES
CJ r "V?
1312 Chestnut St fcrrcrtX 1232 Market St
Market St. Shop Open Evening
FinalClean- Up Shoe Sale
For Men In Both Stores
Another Cat in Prices
$4.50 to $6.50 Shoes,
In nddltlon to tho nbovo re
ductions this lot includes nit
tho odds nnd ends of $0 shoes;
2 to 4 pairs of a style; 375
pairs fancy top JG.G0 nnd $7
shoes.
$6.50, $7 & $8 Shoes,
By such makers ns Johnson
& Murphy, Banister, Forbusb
Shoo Co., etc. Oood run of
sizes. Also 450 pairs fancy
top shoes; 4 styles In which
sizes are complete. These sold
for J7 nnd J8.
$3-90
$4.90
f H.
11 Ers x
1' jy
v vWX
SPECIALS
J 5 Pumps
$3.95
STOHH OI'KNS HlHO A. M. CI.OSKS fiiao 1 M.
MAir, a piio.Ms onnnits filled
ANNUAL "LADIES' NIGHT"
M
Central Gcrmantown Business Men
Hold Affair at Hotel Maj'estic
The sixth nnmtnl "Ladles' Night" of
the Central Oermnntown Avenue Uuslncss
Association, held last night In the salon
do luxe of tho Hotel Majestic, was at
tended by COO men nnd women guests,
who enjoyed tho banquet, the cabaret per
formance and tho dance.
In the cabaret, vocal sotos were glvc-i
Miss Nclllo Gnllagucr, 311ms Mao Uleasoii
nnd Miss A. K. McCruddcn; a piano solo
by Miss Madeline Kgnn; n lecltatlon bv
Miss Klslo Shoyer, and a vocal solo by
Dr. Clcorgo B. Graves. William J. Nash,
president of tho association, acted at
presiding genius nt the banquet; John C.
Klauder was chalrmnn of tho Dnnco Com
mittee, nnd Joseph T. Brown, chairman
of the gcnernl entertainment committee.
SCHOOL TO HOLD DANCE
Young Women Hope to Procure Funds
for Fellowship
Alumnae and students of the Phila
delphia School of Design for Women
will give n dance tonight nt the school.
Broad and Master streets, to procure
money for a fellowship In the school, to
be awarded to ono of tho deserving
students.
Tho dnnco will be held in tho hall
which was once used bv Forrest, thn
actor, for an art gallery. Tho alumnae
officers who will receive tonight will bo
The wireless call "C. Q." traveled nil
tho way from Hnzlctou, Pn.. through the
coal regions, down over the Delaware
Illver to the Atlantic nnd thenco lo the
steamship City of Kvcrctt, 100 miles south
of the Diamond Shoals lightship on the
night of January 17. Diamond Shoals Is
10 miles off Capo Hntlcrus.
Heavy sens were raging, and S. Towner,
the wireless operator, was keeping n sharp
ear. Ho heard the call from Hnzlcton,
40O miles away, and tho name of the
sender, Leon G. Maue. As It was a dark
nnd cheerless night, he welcomed the
greeting, and sent Maue tho following
letter, which he received recently:
"S. S. City of Kverett.
"January 17, 1916.
"Mr. Leon CJ. Mnue,
"Hazlcton, Pa.
"Denr Sir Perhaps It may Interest you
to know that I heard you call C. Q. at
10:40 p. m. January 17. Your signals came
In loud. Tho ship's position at 'that timo
was 100 miles south of Diamond Shoals
lightship. Very truly,
"S. TOWNER (operator).
"Home address, I0SG Vyso avenue, New
York city."
The message was flashed from a small
sending apparatus, which Is erected along
different lines from any other now In use.
It Is smnll in size, but, ns proved by tho
letter, has exceptional carrying power.
The aerial is inside the home and con
sists of three wires. It Is IS feet in
length.
Tho sending apparatus consists of a
one-eighth kilowatt transformer, with nn
oscillation transformer of Mauo's own
make. The receiving apparatus consists
of a nill7.cn transformer of the rotary
type nnd n Ferron detector.
Mnue takes a great interest In wireless
telegraphy. Ho built a machine in l!Ki,
which ho presented to tho Hnzleton Y. M.
C. A., nnd Instructed n largo number of
Boy Scouts In Its use. He nlso Installed
Miss Clara Virginia nichardson. Miss I n wireless In the Hnzleton township High
Harriot Sartaln, Mrs. C,
Miss Sarah J. Harvey.
B. Varnum nnd
'tfruttuoga cnllnbornzioiie.'
f, otLUT SITE EUR KAMI
ft KXPKKIMENT STATION
1 MacFarlnnd Farm, at Monroeville,
Has Good Train Service
, MONROKVILLE, N. J. Feb. 11.
Balem County farmers nro Jubilant over
jlhe selection of tho MacFnrland.farm here
m M the Statc'B South Jersey agricultural
Mperlment station.
Strong inliucnces were made to hnVe the
H "" iuaied nt Finley, near Urldseton,
:. Of at the PfltrlKb fr,,m .,., !...
H i,. u.ce?ter County as well as Sulem. will
K ifn ' & ,ne P'adne of tho farm at
fJ!.Loe..vllle' a3 u w"l ho easily accessible
m i ,i?atroUMty- Thero are 12 trains n day
W .. ."f'dseton branch of the West Jer-
ni. -. Se88nore Railroad. Glaesboro is
K tlttM mlle3 awny- with an exccIlent
-..u ii c.uii irtun service.
Attends, Church After Stabbing
Mrs. Stella Grey, n negro woman,
stabbed her husband six times with a
potato knife, according to tho police, and
then leaving Grey at SStli and Market
streets, where ho had fainted from loss of
blood, she calmly attended funeral services
of a friend in tho AVhito Itock Church,
45th nnd Aspen streets. Grey was removed
to tho Presbyterian Hospital. Mrs. Grey
was arrested and held in $1000 ball by
Magistrate Stevenson.
Traveling- Drug Men Dine Tonight
The Executive Committee of tho Travel
ling Men's Auxiliary of tho Pennsylvania
Pharmaceutical Association will dine to
night nt the Hotel Hanover.
School nnd in the Boy Scouts' headquar
ters at Freeland, Pa.
The success of the Indoor aerial, which
wan in the nature of an experiment, will
lead, many believe, to further valuable
discoveries In tho wireless Held.
Mayor to Be Old Guard's Guest
Veteran's of the Civil nnd Spanish
American wars, men who were with the
Allies In their assnult on Pekin and thoso
who saw "Old Glory"' raised nt Vera
Cruz will gather tonight In the Hotel
Adclphln to tnlk over old times. Tho
occasion will bo a reception their organi
zation, the Old Guard, City of Philadel
phia, will tender Mayor Smith. Tho pro
gram will be mostly of a social nature
and but ono speech will bo delivered. The
speaker will be Captain Frank McFcely,
U. S, A., and ho Is expected to touch on
the subject of preparedness.
I PAWXimOKEM HOLDS THIEF
UNTIL THE POLICE AltUIVE
Points Pistol at Suspect While He
Calls for Aid
niii 'Ke polnt ot a revolver for more
AkSJ' minutes last night. Nathan
trains, a niiurnhmb.i. .ai.i n ,... i.
fKCKtd Pf atea"nB a gold watch and
i.rJi1.? wished to pawn, In his pawnshop
ti iH " alul Vino streets. When arrest
"Vine man admitted t, n,,r. ...i mm
I Tulfn T2! 7.wiuim !;. -":?
n" chain, vninci . . 4 wi..
rtniiA i " " -v iiuiii iiia-tuuiu-
Rdi Vrwnard JIwer. Magistrate Beaton
na Haves in icnn iu i ., ..L, .
TV. w,i in (iiu infill cuuiv.
"ft Dflurnhln- . i ... . .
'tad rfi.i V icviiKiiiiea ino waicn
k polk ni01. desc,'Ptlon sent out on
,-llh . " neiayea uarsaimng
.i", ""VM until the man became sua.
tlclout
and ran for the door. Abrams
- n qovered him with tha revolver.
Money Loaned on Diamonds
N. & S. FRIDENBERG
Lowest RateM in'the City
BinkH,'?1? Klctrle Protection.
ana Trust Company neferences.
37 NORTH UTHST,
Q-pi. "''I'1""' t'lllwrt Hit.
8TH & BUTTONWOOD STS.
Tckphane Poplar ISST,
tiaui(hea W) Years.
DANCING
:&J!!y'.i,AM!J,i??..,.
tffflnhln .Tr .L Miiiei4 -ivuvui i
g'PWa, MUh tho mot modern nuthod.
HwgLS AND COLLEGES
YjATfER'S to ( Uunclioo.
SEMIANNUAL
GEUJING'S 15th
CLEARANCE
Shoes for Men
Formerly $4.25
to $5.50. All
Sizes in the lot,
Every shoe of Geuting's own regular stock,
nationally famous brands, stamped with the trade
mark of the maker. Buy now.
$4.90 for $7 and $8 Shoes
$5.90 for Finest $8 and $9 Models
Clean-Up of Full Dress
PUMPS, $9.90
Patent and Dull. Formerly ?4
and $5.50. Now
1230
Market
Shoes and
Stocking
for the
family.
-7 d 1i
M SVYJL-
(fronouncid ovtino)
iThe Stores of Famous Jhoe-s.
U '
19
So. 11th
A- quick
Service
Men'
Shop.
Spt'fe of the Big Reductions Every Foot Professionally Fitted
Three Geuting Brothers Supervising
Men's $5 t'108
Silk Shirts L
Pure silk, with self satin nnd colored
stripes, including two-tone colorings.
Soft cuffs attached. Sizes 14 to 17 years.
50c Silk Neckwear, 25c
Lit Brothers FIRST FLOOR. 7TII ST.
HATS TRIM MUD FREE OF CHARGE
Lit 1
it9tl2f,I
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Market
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
Women's
75c Gloves
50cl
Two-clasp chamoisctte,
white-with-black backs.
in white, and
Women's $1.50 Kid $ 1 . OC
Gloves
Lit llrothtra
-rtnsT Ki.oon. south
Announcing One of the Most Sensational Shoe Events Ever Held in Philadelphia
Special purchase from the Smith-Briscoe Shoe Co., of Lynchburg, Ya., of
I - '' tO
$3,49
An Entire Retail Stock of Men's Shoes
Actual $5, $6, $7 & $8 Values, now
They were consigned by the manufacturer to one of Philadelphia's most exclusive men's footwear shops, located at
lJflCi and 11,18 South Penn Square. (A condition of the sale is that we cannot mention this firm's name in our ad
vertisement, but every pair bears the retailer's name.)
Sale bepins promptly at 8:30 A. M tomorrow, with an unrestricted choice of this excellent, high-Erode stock of
Celebrated "Biltrite" and "Steadfast" Brands. Rcnowne From Coast to Coast
IIIrIi hIiocs In patent coltskln, patent unlf.skln, Rtin-mi'tiil anil French calfskin, tan Russia calf, black klilskln and Renu-
lno kangaroo and shell Cordovan.
Latest Sprlnf; models am Included, strictly custom made. Complete size and style assortments. Klncr shoes than these
are not made, and never before have they been offered at such n sensationally low price as :i.l!.
Sec Special Display of These Shoes in One of Our Market St. Windows.
h'.i-nrni ttiinilrpil T'nlrs Krom Our Own Fine Stock of
! Women's $4.50 to $6 Shoes it9 45 ;
1 Go on sale now at one extra low price J r " '
N'mv n,l f.-ishlniialile models In patent coltskln ami Kiazeu Kiusitin m
broize nnd blue. ,aec or button styles, Willi loaincr j.ouis ami ium
I.ouis covered heels. All sizes in widths A to D In lot.
Hoys' $2.50 Service Shoes at $1.98
Tan and black calfskin, patent coltskln. Sizes 9 to G,&.
Shoes for Misses, Children and Boys
Misses' $2 to $2.25 Shoes
Sizes I1: to 2 nt JU.-I5 I Sizes RM to 11 at SI.21I
1'atout c iltskin, dull calfskin and tan Russia calf. Button styles.
Misses' & Children's $2.50 to $IJ Shoes
Sizes S',i to 11. SI.". Sizes 11 i.i to S, 1.7.".
Patent coltskln, dull lalfskin and tan Russia calf. Regular and hlch cut.
1M llrolhcn -FIIIST I'l.OOIl. NOtlTII
IF YOU KNEW THE WHOLESALE PRICES ON SUCH
Men's Suits, Overcoats and Trousers ;;
As Are Offered in This Great Manufacturers' Sale
You would better realize what sensational values these really
are. There is hardly any difference in the wholesale prices
quoted, today and those at which this clothing is marked. In
cluded in the sale are
Suits at $8.50, $10 & H2.75
Shown in a wide variety of patterns and colors in fancy cassimcres and
cheviots; also plain blue serRC and clays. Styles are the very latest.
Overcoats, $8.50, $10 & $15
Made of kersey, chinchilla, cheviot, plaids, etc., in staple- or double
breasted Chesterfields, Balmaroons nnd storm ulsters. Quartered lined
with satin and satin sleeve linings.
$4 Georgette
Crepe I ?Q CC
Waists &"OD
A Daint Style Like Sketch
Men's Trousers, $2, $2.50 & $2.98
Popular narrow models. Made of fancy worsteds in neat patterns.
Many Hundred Garments
in the Clearance of
BOYS' CLOTHING
$8.50 Two-Pant Suits, Reefers & Overcoats, $4.98
Norfolk Suits of fancy cheviots, checks, cassimeres, etc. Reefers of
chinchilla. Mackinaws and Overcoats of fancy mixtures. Sizes 2Ms to
18 years.
$6.50 Suits & Polo Coats, $3.98
Norfolk suits in fancy cheviots, checks, plaids and mixtures. Also brown
or blue serges in middy. Billy Boy and Tommy Tucker styles. Polo coats
of blue, pray or brown chinchilla, fancy mixtures, cheviots and cassimeres.
Sizes 2V6 to 17 years.
K d d 0 o
( 1 4
ii I W i
i V I a h h or
w h 1 1 o j a
1 pretty mod-
' el with Iny-
down collar.
Ions sleeves,
fine pin
i plaits a n d
I a e e Inser-
. tlon. F I n
shed with
tie of
seir-ma- i.
t n I (i i
1 a o o -trimmed.
fcsh
V - ?"vin ' j i-j
i''jmTr J
y'i i -v
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Saturday We Will Present an Unusually Tempting Display of I
New Spring Attire for Misses & Women 1
Stylish, youthful models that reveal in their smart lines, gay trimmings and
bright colors the modes that will rule this spring.
beautiful quality satin In flesh,
o. peach and rose, with Robes-
niciro collar, lone sleeves, nrettllv
sn,' eked shoulders and larue pearl
buttons.
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In every new shape and color
Chic - tailored midels of flno Milan
hemp, smartly trimmed with ribbon,
quills, ornnmentB, etc.
Splendid opportunity for the woman
in search of a stylish hat.
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Subway Shoe Specials
Women's $2.50 ) $
For Misses
$14.98 Suits, $10
Smart little models designed with the new ripple coats.
Made of very fine serge or novelty suitings, in navy blue,
black or appropriate spring shades; peau de cygne lining.
Little women can also be fitted.
1
to $4 Shoes
Gun-metal calf, patent coltskin, suede
and tan Russia calf; button, Blucher
and lace styles. All sizes in lot.
Misses' and Children's $1.50
to $2 Shoes at
Patent coltskin, gun-metal calf and kidskin.
and Blucher. Sizes G to 2 in lot.
98c
Button
$20
SUITS-, ; 14.98
line oncii-iiru
III navy blue, black, brown or green medium-weight serge and
diagonal suitings. Several attractive styles with full-flaring
short-length coats, novelty revers and fancy collars, lined through
out with yarn-dyed peau do cygne.
$20 TOP COATS.
?9.75
A clearance Involving about two hundred and fifty smart styles.
More than fifty models frm which to select. Made of zibellnes.
Kerseys, mixtures and corduroys; many lined throughout; some
aro trimmed with contrasting material or fur.
For Women
$27.50 Suits, $1 A yg
Many fine models; all with short, full-flaring coats, many new
Ideas In belting, and collars are featured. Amiiig the materials
are black-and-white checks, shepherd plaids, gabardines, pop
lins and serge. In navy blue, black ana light spring shades.
The End of the Second IFeek of the
February
Furniture Sale
Finds varieties and values just as great and compelling
us on the Opening Day.
Despite the tremendous selling of the past ten days,
thu greatest we have experienced In any sale, you will
not find a break In tho assortments anywhere in this
Vast Floor of Welt-Made, Good-Looking
Home Furniture
Prices, If anything, are even more attractive, for many
of our best values have only just arrived.
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Purchases Can Be Paid for
on Our Liberal Club Plan
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