V
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MLGIWALECADOIJNA
A 60RIZIA E SUL CARSO
Q IUlianl AtUccano o Con
qulsteno Poderoso Lineo dl
Difesa Nemichc La Bat-
itaglla si Estcndo
HU' DI ,5000 PRIGIONIERI
RO&iA. I 'Novembre,
La, baUAgll lmpcgnatn. dalle forse del
Swale Cadoma sulla frontB OorMa
rso co'ntlnun con grands vlonnia. II
generate' Cftdorna ha ImpcKimto questa
volta, Kcondo tutte lo apparenxe, tin duello
a morte con II generals austrlaco. ed In-
fattl questa sua orrensiva e una aeue piu
pederosa lnlslate sulla fronta orientate
Xurlojamente contra la opere dl dlfesa aus
trlache, preparando la atrada al nuovl at
UCchl delta fantera. e la battaglta el vn,
Mtendendo raptdamente a sud. nno al
l'Adrlatlca dove ell Italian! attaccano la
llnee nemlche a nord-ovost dl Dulno, le
dltese del Hermada, che alcunl crltlcl
rltenrono come la "chlave dl Trieste."
Un comunlcato udlclale pubbllcato questa
mattlna dice che gll austrtacl hanito aublto
perdlte gravlsslme nella battaglta dl mer
eoledl' e dl lert. II 21mo regglmento delta
Landwehr austrlaca rlmase corapletaments
elstrutto.
Sette brlgate dl fanterta e due reggtmentl
dloBarsagllerl furono lanclatl all'assalto
telle posltlonl austrlache a sud-eat dl Oorl
Bta. e gll attacchl furono partlcolarraente
Tlolentl contro le quote 807 e SOS che
furono conqulfitate dopo accanlta battnglla.
Flnora sollo statl catturatl plu' dl E000
prlglonlerl.
La prima gtornata della nuova offensiva
del generate Cadorna Bulla fronts delte
Alpl Olulle e dell'altoplano del Carso ha
dato aVIl Itallanl 11 possesso dl fortissimo
ed Important! poalzlont tenute dagll
nustrlacl e 4731 prlglonlerl, ottre ad una
quantlta' dl mttragllatrlcl. set cannonl e
abbondante matertate da guerre.
Inlilata mercoledl', la nuoya offensiva !
' svolta prlnclpatmcnte su due scttorl. E'
ttata esegulta da due gruppl prlnclpall, uno
che si e' mosso dalle sue poslztonl ad est dl
Gorilla per attaccare II poderoso slstcma
dlfenstvo delta alture che domtnano la cltta",
ed un altro partlto dalla lli.ea del Vallone,
cul Carso, per attaccare ie fortissimo trln
cee austrlache nel settore del Fectnka.
L'avaniata delte truppe Italians e stata
rapldlsslma e vlolentlsslma, dopo un fuoco
dl artlgllerla che aveva polverlzzato le
dlfese del nemlco In alcunPpUntt gll Itali
an! hanno avanzato per circa un mlgtto.
La battaglta plu vlolentu si e' svolta ad
at dl Oorlzla dove alture che al erano dl
mostrate flnora un ostacol6 serltsslmo al
1'avanzata verso est sono state conqulstate
con brlllantlsslml assaltl alia balonetta,
Flu' a sud, sul Carso, a preclsamente sulla
tinea Oppacchlasella - Castagnevlzza. gll
Itallanl hanno spezzato In dlveral puntl la
ltnea dl dlfesa nemlca, mentre II centra
conqulstava le alture che ctrcondano It
monte Pcclnka, SI rltlene che ora 11 gene
rale Cadoma avanzera' dlrettamente sulla
llnea ferrovlaria che da Oorlzla per San
Daniels, porta, a Trieste.
Ecco 11 rapporto del generate Cadorna
Sibbllcato lerl sera dal Mlnlitero delta
uerra:
Sulla fronts delle Alpl Olulle lerl le
nostra truppe attaccarono le poderose
dlfesa nemlche sulle alture ad esfdt
Gorjzla ed una nuoVa forttsalma llnea
etabtllta sul Carso ad eat del Vallone.
Nella msfttlnata le nostre batterle dl
(toss! caltbrl e dl mortal da trlncea
aprlrono un vlolenttaslmo fuoco Sulle
opere dl dlfesa nemlche che furono
aconvotte In parecchl puntl. Un prtmo
attacco della fanterla fu esegutto alle
11 a. m.
A sud della strada Oppacchlasella
Castagnevlzza la llnea austrlaca fu
ccupata In dlversl puntl e fu manje
nuta nonoatante 1 violent! contrat
tacchl del nemlco.
Nella glornata dl lerl nol prendem
bo 47S1 prlglonlerl, compresl 32 ufll
elall; set cannonl da 105 mllllmetrl,
nolte mltragllatrlct, anlma.il da tras
porto, una quantlta' dl matertale da
(uerra e dl munlzlonl. ,
Aeroplanl nemlct hanno lasclato
eadere bombe su parecchl vlllaggt della
Bona del Basso Isonzo. A Doris le
bombe austrlache ucclaero un soldato,
an capltano e quattro uomlnl della
Croce Rossa. t
Una squadra dl sedtel aeroplanl Ca
pronl da battaglta, scortatl da macchtne
da caccta NIeuport, bombardarono gll
accampamentl nemlcl nella vail! del
JTrlgldo de Vlppacco, lasclandovt ca-i
dere due tonneltate d! matertale esplo
Ivo. Nonoatante 11 Vlolento fuoco delle
batferle antlaere austrlache, tutte le
nostre macchlne rltornarono alle lqro
bast.
Nella zona dt Gorilla, dbve II ter
reno era, fangoso a cauea delta refcontl
ploggte, le nostre truppe superarono la
reslatenza del nemlco ed occuparono
trlncee sulle pendlc! oriental! dl Tlvotl
dl San Marco e le alture ad est dl
Sober.
Sul Carso l'Undeclmo Corpo d'armata
eonqulsto' le colllpe bOBCOss dl Veliki,
Krlbuch e la Quota 315, ad est del
Monte Feclnka, ed la Quota SOS, pure
ad st del Feclnka. Not abblamo
avanzato per due terzl dl un mlgllo ad
eat dl Segltt
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPniA, FRIDiiY, NOVEMBER 3, 1916
ITALIANS CAPTURE FOE'S
LINES; CAPTURE 6000
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Ceetloiied from rt One
llant soldiers, I.leutenint General Vladimir
Sakharoff, to command the army of nus
elans, Rumanians and Serb that gave
up Constant and Cernarod to voiMck
ensen. He has already arrived In Ilucha
rest and will take command of the Do
brudja army at once, says a wireless dis
patch from the Rumanian capital.
General SakHaroff came Into prominence
during the successful Russian advance In
Galtcla last summer. It was he who cap
lured Rrody late In July. Sakharoft Is the
third general the Allies have sent to help
Rumania. General Rertholet, a French
man, and General Dletayer, n Russian are
In charge of the defense of the northern
pa-sfs
The latest official news shows more ae
"tlclty In the northern Dobrudja, Russia
announces thatilong flie whole front Rus
sian scouting detachments continue their
activity. Consttnta was bombarded today,
probabjy by Russian warship of the Black
Sea squadron. The German official state
ment announces that tho captured Ru
manian port waa. "shelled without success."
The locatlfen of the forces In the Dobrudla
at present la not known exactly. Von Mack
ensen has stopped reporting the occupation
of towns and villages since Dulgar troops
wore reported near Babadagh some days
ago. -
Evidently, however, the Entente army
has stopped Its retreat, and occupies a Itee
on high ground about Ave miles south of the
Danube loop, supported by the Russ'an and
Rumanian fortresses of Tulcea, Macln nnd
Bralla. Von Mackensen's pursuit seems to
have stopped also, lie Is, perhaps, waiting
for heavy guns to come up over the poor
roads of the Dobrudja.
In. Transylvania the Rumanians fought
determinedly In the region south of Kron
stadt and all the Teuton attacks were
thrown back. Cast of the Alt River, south
east of Red Tower Pass, however, tbe leu
tons, who havo penetrated twelve miles
"rto Rumania, are. still advancing.
Tho Rumanians are pursuing the Ba
varians who were routed west of the Jlu.
and have captured more war, material. A
Russian statement announces a Rumanian
success at Bratocea, which Rumania an
nounced on Tuesday. '
187-Mile Bolivian R.R to Open Soon
LA FAZ, Bolivia,. Nov. S. It Is officially
announced that the La Paz-Tungas Rail
way will be opened for traffic December 1.
The line la approximately 137 miles long.
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BERLIN REPORTS ADVANCES
ON TRANSYLVANIAN FRONT;
RUSSIAN ATTACKS BROKEN
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BERLIN, Nov. J.
Auatro-German forces operating south
west of Predeal and aoutheast of Rothen
thurm Pass In the Rumanian theater of
war havo made a new advance, capturing
360 Rumanians, the War Office reported
today. Following Is the text of the official
announcement:
Army group of Archduke Carl On
the southern boundary of Transylvania
Russo-Rumanlan attacks were repulsed
by our fire or In bayonet fighting,
southwest of Predeal and southeast of
Rothonthurm Pass we made on ad
vance, following up the enemy, and cap
tured more than 350 Rumanians. ,
Balkan front There Is nothing to
report
On Prtnoe Leopold's front the Russians
suffered exceptionally severe losses during
fruitless attempts, repeated seven times
to recapture the positions stormed by the
nnMa1c,tober S0 wst of Krasnojes'e.
on the left bank of the Narayuvka, the offU
clal report said.
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FRENCH REOCCDPY ENTIRE
RING OF VERDUN'S FORTS,
PARIS REPORT ANNOUNCES
The -French War nm tJ I" ' !.-
the evacuation by the Germans yesterday
?n"r."1" '.r?.rt Vaux. the last VerdSn
statement added ihm 's, .. ..!-,.. ...
Plosions were observed In the fort."
-.... .,,m, laBl nignt occupied the
fort without the loss of .in.?;. Si
report said. "? "'"
tlr-rinYf0"1.08 ,?lnte,1 out at th S
tire ring of outer fort nt v.i.... . 1
a8Sln oml)Iet8ly In French, hands.
".wiot uie statement follows:
OOUUI of the Snmtn n 1I...1.. ...,,.
battle raged In the sector, ot ZmSf' ana
A surprise attack against the German
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GiM. VLADIMIR SAKHAKOFP
Ono of Russia's leadlnrr com
mnndcrs, who has bcei) sent to tho
Dobrudja to" take charRo of tho
defense against General Mackcnsen.
trenches west of Eaucourt was completely
auccesaful.
On tho right bank of the Meuse the night
was relatively calm.
Teaterday, under the violence of our bom
bardment which had been maintained for
several days, and without awaiting an at
tack from our Infantry, whose pressure be
came more and more Intense, the enemy
evacuated Fort Vaux In the course of the
afternoon. ,
Three very violent explosions were ob
served In the fort.
During tho night our Infantry, which
had advanced within a vera short distances,
occupied the Important work without the
loss' of a single life.
The entire ring of outer forts of Verdun
Is now once more In our hands and Is firm
ly held by our troops.
There Is nothing to report from the rest
of the front '
LONDON, Nov. 3. British troops cap
tured a German trench east of Gueudecourt
REBUS AND OYALliSTS '
BATHE IN THESSALY
Greek Insurgents Reported
Marching on Larissa, Big
Railway Ce.ntcr
LONDON. Nov. J. Civil war has broken
out InjTJreece. Heavy fighting Is Jn prog
ress between Venliellst revolutionary forces
and loyalist troops In Thessaly. The rebel
army that occupied Katorlna Is reported
to be marching on Larissa, the great fall
road center In Thessaly
Dispatches from Athens today state that
King Constantino Is taking military meas
ures for the protection of the Greek cap
ital (Katorlna Is an Important city on the
(TUtf of Salontca, forty-five miles south
west of Salontca. It Is the same dtstnrice
from Larissa Larissa la only 130 miles
north of Athens and Is connected with
Athens by the main railway In Oreece )
The Venlzellat army, which numbers SO
000 Is well equipped It was supplied with
arms and ammunition by the Allies to be
used ngnlnat Bulgaria.
London newspapers) today blttery criti
cised the Allied military authorities In
Greece for allowing King Cnnatnnttne to
send troops over tho Flraetn-Lnrlaa Rail
way to reinforce the lojallst forces fight
ing the, rebels Jn Thessaly It wns pointed
out that this railway line has already been
taken over by the Allies for their exclusive"
use.
CAMDEN STABBER SCARED
Celrfla?es, lit MakesfjBix. Months'
Scntonro lfm frrht
Michael Mlga, fearing that he was to be
afiot because cellmates In tho Camden
County Jail had told him that Ferdka Ku
vllas, whom he had stabbed, had died of the
Injuries, was carried Into tho Criminal
Court this morning and relieved of his
fright by a sentence of six months In the
county Jill. Ha sighed his relief and
smiled,
Mlga, who could not read, came near los
ing hts mind yesterday when cellmates
told htm that papers of a civil suit filed by
Kuvllas were really orders by which he was
"to U "hot t sunrise." He became hyster
ical and bjat about his cell, attempting to
kill himself by butting his head ncalrnt tho
steel bars It was finally necessary to .bind!
mm 10 a Dea.
Wa
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P'
See Saturday's and Monday's Papers
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I 30-32-34 o. btCOND STREET ' s I
In a resumption of fighting on the Somm
rday.
The position was secured lost night
front yesterd
day,
General Hatg reported
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BERLIN, Nov. 3 The block of bullr
ings In the vlllftgo of Ballly-Sallllsol, recent
ly captured by the troops of the Bavarian
Crown Prince, were lost again yesterday
morning, the War Office admitted today In
Its odlclal report. At other parts of the
front FrancoJBrlttah, attacks failed, the
statement said. With regard to the opera
tions at Verdun, the report merely says:
"The French fire against Fort Vaux de
creased toward the evening."
AIRMAN ENDS FLIGHT
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK
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Coatuined from Fare One
yond the Island, while New Torkers from
their skyscraper galleries watched. Then
he swept down from the air, glided grace
fully across the parade ground, and came
to an easy stop.
A courier from Long Branch hurried
away with a letter Carlatrom carried from
Jlhyor Thompaon, of Chicago, for Presi
dent Wilson, while a postal clerk took a
bap of Inall from the aeroplane.
Yesterday Carlatrom made Erie, 4GE
jmlles from Chicago, and then had to come
down Tiecause, Just one little loose nut made
further journeying impracticable. This
shattered his hope of a Chlcago-to-New
York nonstop trip. But he swept on to
Hammondsport,., pjt jUP.- his ,m.9i)slroua 0
horsepower biplane for'the night, and then
arising early did his 31G miles here In two
hours and twenty minutes.
In breaking his own American non
stop record he was about 360 miles behind
the European record, approximately 800
miles, a Journey from the French lines o
Chelm. Poland, by a French military
aviator.
EOver Kresge's e l rn Elevator IN I
S & : 10c Store SeCOm flo9T''m Or SUIrs
MACKEY LEASES THEATER
Will Offer Election Returns to Fficnds
at Special "how"
Harry A, Mackey, chairman of the Work
men's Compensation Board, has entered
the theatrical field. He has leased tho
Fifty-second Street Theater for a "one
night stand" next Tuesday, He proposes
to stage the election returns for his friends
of tho Forty-slxth Ward, ana while a
"standing room only" housofcilkht easily
be obtained, Mr. Mackey has. decided to
limit the attendance to those persons to
whom ho has Issued tickets.
Mr. Mackey has not announced the full
program, but his former association with
the Dcpartmsnt of Supplies Is accepted by
his friends as guarantee that the specifica
tions will bo met by an ample appropriation.
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Women's Smart Boots-
All high-cut pattern: Battleshln fiv a'
can and Havana Brown, Black and White com-
uumuyn vi xvm or iratent
Vamps,; also all Dull Leather
or Glazed Kid; Welted and
Stitched Soles; "all sizes and
B to B widths in the assortment.
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Open
Saturday
Evening
College Girls' English $9.86
Walking Boots j
8 inches hlchi Jn Gun-metal Calf: New
Long Vamps with Military Heels; all sizes.
Dr. Carson's Cushion $ Q
Sele Skew fer Womea '
The shoe that la pleasing thousands of
women j in lace and button.
. Womeh's Juliets, 76c
just in tning or these cool morn
inga;'la rey, winoand black felt.
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Boy' High-Cut $
Storm Shoes at
1.66
,The boy'g delight, with atrap and' buckles; in
tan and blacK. Sizes 10 to 18i.
Larger Sizes, 1 to 2,
$1.86
i' k ChiUnm's 0&
School Shoe Mfv
Blk kUumI kid; Butt Blueh
r BlghUlMUM 1m t; sis tV6 to 3.-
Men'i Trade -Mark Shoei
SamplM nd surjtlu ateck of wil-knpwn
umkm lo Twi and BUck Euuia Calf. PnUnt
and GlMMi Kid. Wltod and StiUbwi Sol:
Boji'ftiNShMeV1.36
h'b si) solid;
sk, $1.78
XndUotUJahfian'a
sisa 0 to li.
Sizes 1 to
7
and GUd Kid. W
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Some of the Advertisers Are Leading a Double Life-
you get here G just what we advertise
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1 The fabric is all wool.
2 The colors guaranteed
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The Overcoat Is Right
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$20
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OR $1.00 WEEKLY
SHOES
Women's Tan Calf . . . .$7.00
Misie' Coltikin, White
-Top $3.00
Men's Gun-Metal English
t ., $550
Boys' Gun-Metal, Laced
and Button $3.00
NEW TOP COATS
tures, plain materials and fur fab
ric-, i-i. in ana lur tcl c TO PC
trimmed models... S10 $10
11.00 WEEKLY fXymKNTH
Smart Tailored Suits'
Latest styles featuring avarv want
ed new material and color In ladles'
fit.!:l!,.,.$13.75 TO $45
Millinery Pretty Waists
Dress Skirts, Furs
Blankets, Comforts, Linens
' Dining Room SuitM '
10 pieces, walnut, mahogany and
golden ,oak. Colonial and Period
effects, i75, $100, 12S up to $275. '
Odd buflets in ail woods and
styles, $18 to $100 with tabltttf
China closets and chairs to match,
Bedroom Suites '
In golden oak, mahogany, Amer-f
iean walnut, ivory and nil other?
woods and finishes, $28, $35, $45 to
$250..
Bureaus, all woods and finishes
$12, $16, $20, $25 to $95. Chjf
foniers, toilet tables, Princes
dressers and chairs tomatch.
Brass and imitation wood beds,
wardrobes, chlfforobes, etc. Library
and Parlor Suites, 3 and S pieces,
$18, $22, $25, $50 to $250,
Visit our Talking Machine Dept
" ONE DAY
Floor Covering Specials
520.00 Value, '9x12 Tapeatry
Brussels Rugs . $17.00
$40.00 Value, 9x12 Vetret
Ruga . . $35.00,
$35.00 Val., 9x12 Axminater
RuCa , . . $30.00
S1.2S Value lnlald'Uno!oura,
..ryard $1-00
80c and 90c Valua Cord Lin- "
oleum), per yard a,80e
Lace Curtain Specials
$3.50, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00
Lac Curtalna to Close Out at
$1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 per pair
One, two and three pairs of a
pattern.
STdVES, HOUSEPURN1SHINGS.
Women's $1.25 Gloves $
t Duplex; Two Clasp )
In white, Bray, biscuit, chamois and pongee
colors. Alao In white, grey, Band, Un & black.
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STOllE OI-I9NS DAILY AT 8U0 A. SI. & CLOSES AT SiSg,X. M.
$1.50 French Kid Gloves, $1 oq
lTvo clasp. In white some with black backs.
Lit Drotheri FIRST FLOOR
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
Iit BlWtlMfSLI
OtfE YELLOY TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Men WfitTWould' Save 'a
Dollar on Their Hat
Can Choose From a Fine Big Collection of
Regular $2.98 HATS ) $1 QQ
In all the Latest Styles ( m yCj
Market
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
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Black derbies' and colored soft hats.
Ut Brothers SECOND FltOOIt, ITU ST.
i f 0 . 9 4 p 4 4fa4 $ t 4 ) 4 )
Overcoats in Many Splendid New Models!
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IV hat Ktnd of Overcoat Shall I Get"? Is the Question That the Majority of Ihe Masculine Population Is Asking t
itself 1 oday. 1 lie Answer is H ere!
Tho vnlues speak for themselves all one has to do Wko
make comparison, and It will be forcibly borne home to
them that not only are our prices low, but our qualities
very high.
Hit this time every man is familiar with the shortape of matt-
rial and, consequently, increased .costs a condition which
triples the importance of our markings.
$18.50 to 520)$-! C $23.50 )$ O
Overcoats Overcoats) &
$12.50 OVERCOATS, $10
$16.50 OVERCOATS, $12
$25 to $32.50 OVERCOATS, $20 & $25
Include pinch-hack and Chesterfield fashions, in
single- or double breasted effect.
Choice of almost two hundred cloths, in rich, plain
colors and pattern effects.
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juany or mese 191s nare come to us at a reaucca price 4
as a result of the continued warm weather. In other is-
stances we helped manufacturers over the dull season ..J.1
increDy savea. . a.
And now, just at the time whan avcry man is most inter-
miJ . .. LF . T If Al A f.l i. fJ t Y
mmi wv arm uuiw o oil mr a cputctmn iruijr uiirivatma grmn
any and every point of view.
Men's &" Young Men's Winter Suits
$10, $12, $12.75, $15, $18, $20 to $30
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Boy's Norfolk Suits, Polo Coats,
Refers, iYlackiaaws & Overcoats
$5.50 to QO' $7.50.)$4'QQ
Values O.UO yaiues t.O
$8.50 Values ,. . .$g CQ
Holt. With patch pockets and made of plaids, checks,
pin stripes, blue and brown serges. JX.98 and 14.91 lota
also Include middy, Billy Hoy, Tommy Tucker ami Junior
Norfolk styles. $!.J8 Jot includes corduroys. ,
Mackinaw. Of blanket plaids, checks, mixtures and plain
colors In Norfolk style.
Cent. In brown and gray mixtures, blue, gray and brown
chinchilla. Sixes XH to 18 years.
Ut Brothers SECOND FLOOR, SEVKJiTH T,
4 . 4 4 4 4 4 . 41j 4 ) 4 4 ,.
HATS TRIMMED FREE
$4 Ready-to-) AQ
Wear HATS) .70
In a Number of Very Smart Styles
Hits that It would be Impossible to dupli
cate anywnere at wie iiriuo
they express the fashions of
expensive trimmed millinery, $2.98
Made of Black velvet. With
ribbons, .furs and ornaments.
One .ketehed.
$3 Lyons Velvet
HATS, S1.98
Black. Newest shapes.
White Hatters' Ho QO
Plush Hats .... J &VO
FJth yeJvet faoinsv.
$3 Pluah Sailor $1 QO
Hatg , A-O
Hlack. flMlafcad with voly tmms aet4
Hfoegraln- bands,
Aigrette & Paradim HKiciM.
lie. m, $1.49 $1.8
HJSh-mandlng elteou In. black,
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la soM mm lvr. . v
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The First Saturday in November Will tie Marked by
the Season's Greatest Sale of iVtisses' AppareJ
Inaugurated By the Combined Efforts of Ourselves and Our Leading Makers Cooperating
to the Best Advantage of the Young People Who Are Our Cmtomqr
Juniors' and Misses' $13.50 $Q QQ
COATS , V.VO
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Novelty mixtures and kerne) s. In Kent and dark shades, loose
hanging or belted flnlshed with patch peeketa and velvet.
MISSES' $35 COATS
Handsome Modei m Imitation Bolivia.
Choice of groan. brwn, bhu, way; blaak and plum, with sat4n Htw.
kit eoney collar and ouffs, Aloo flaa-lMkldK oaata in Wl vslswr.
brsadoioth and seal plush many fur trimmed,
29.75
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