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EVENING LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA,
$24,000 RUSSIAN SABLE
COAT TO BE SOLD HERE
Jorditn Fur House Exhibits Won
derful Creation nt Philadel
phia Art Galleries
WILL BE AUCTIONED -OFK
Took Six Vcnra to Mutch Skins, Kneh
of Which Cost its Much
ns S225 Knch
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How a Woman's coat can
Cost as Much as $2J,000
MADE of 112 Russian sablo
skins.
Ench skin costs $225.
It took six years to collect skins ,
Hint mntched for this coat.
Coat trimmed with thirty-two
tails, valued nt 510 ench.
Coat trimmed with sixty-four tiny
back feel of sable.
Border nlone contains twenty-four
skins. I
Buttons vnltiod nt $7.50 ench.
Took two men and two women '
working eight hours daily three :
months to make this coat.
To be sold nt auction this week in i
the Philadelphia Art Galleries, sue- )
ond floor, southeast corner Fifteenth-
and Chestnut streets. :
WHAT CHARM
REALLY MEANS -TO
BEAUTY
liy LUCREZ1A BOM
Th KAmmi Hptnl.h l'rlmn DonnA.
VKHY wle ptrsoti tin" alil
circus and will"
"All per
sonal brnntv. like nil Dftul. Is illvldfd
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FANTASTIC FOREIGN MUSIC
ABSORBED IN MELTING POT
Til l ittfiJ a 1 , JAN CAR Y 18,
BUFFALO BILL'S LIFE
PICTURED BY ESSANAY
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How the Interesting Wildness of Curious Instruments Is
Pervading the Home Through the Medium
of the Phonograph
Sre IlluHrntlon on plrlnrlnl inir,
To llio ortlnary morlnl u coat which
cost 521.000 in iilmbst lieynnil belief.
lint to N. Jordiin. n furrier, wlio Is now
it tin- Philadelphia Art naileries, fifteenth
and I'liesttmt streets, where Iteed II. Wal
mer hns sold costly furs tn Phlladeljihln's
exclusive society women for him for years,
iuch a rout Is a reality.
The J2K000 coat Is a niarvcl of art. tlic
result of six years' collection uf the rarest
Husalati nalilc skins. nccorilliiK to Mr,..lnr
dun. who Ii.ih l,een In the fur business slnco
he wan twelve years old and wlio can lelb
furs blindfolded. New York iiillllnimlrcniind
billionaires come to hlni nt Ills 'New York
headquarters, 2 West I'ortv-flfth street, be
fore lui.iInK furs n ml I 'liopean royalty furs
fashioned in his Petroijrad, ltusala, head
quarters. "It took six years for us to Ket the skins
that would match before wo could make
this coat." said Mr. .Ionian today when
asked ho.w such n coat could bu made, for
It looks like one skin "The sewip;; lias to
In- done so that there Ik perfect match and
the collectiiiK "f the skins Is done by nn
expert. You nsk how loiiK It takes to make
Mich a coat. Well, I had four persons work-
inK three months, eight hnura a day. Olio
man did nothlnc but ciittlm.'. mintlirV did
tinthliiK but selectliiK. out- woman sewed
and one woman finished. That Is tho way
the work was apportioned. You see the
menu a marvelous creation."
Ciettlnc Russian sable today Is Impossible I
on nccihint of the war, and n few years from
now this coat will be worth much more
than It Is tndny As it stands now, the but
tons alone are wortli $7. SO each. There
are four large ones, with which the coat Is
fastened, and two others on tho collar.
The collar Is a work of art. and f worth
many times what the ordinary mortal pays
for an entire coat. The border of this Rar
ment Is made of twenty-four whole sable
t-lilns. each of which cost $1!"S. hence the
border nlone cost $3400.
The coat Is trimmed with thirty-two sable
tails, which cost $1 each ami with sixty
four tiny black feet of sable.'
When not on exhibition the coat Is kept In
a fireproof vault and Is heavily Insured.
Hut the J2I.O00 coat Is only one of many
wonderful fur creations from The famous
Jordan fur house. There is an ernilnu coat
for $3SD0. another ermine trimmed with
while fox for J42fin ami an AliTska seal for
$4"00. Then- are scores uf neckpieces,
bear skill and tiRer rugs, a lid coats of every
kind ami description, but ulioio nil, supreme
In its coveted place, stands tho $21.0110 ltus-t-ian
snble, pel haps the only one of Its kind
In the country today.
Philadelphia women of means will be In
terested to know that this coat is to be put
up at auction nt 'J mi o'clock each day this
week by Heed II Wabner, Philadelphia auc
tioneer, who Iuib been Helling furs for Mr
Jordan In this cit for vcar and who
etands sponsor for anvthliiK am-tiuneil in
the Philadelphia rt naileries
Into three parts- -health
someness
It Is nil verv well to have perfect fea
tures, but they amount
to nothing, so far as
beauty is concerned,
unless the body Is In
a perfect physical con
dition Then of what
hdMintaRO Is physical
beaut v tf you tin not
BKe it th proper set
ting b dressing in
Rami tni?
You have frequently
noticed a woman who
is ieall lovely en
tirely sp ill her appear
nnce by wearing the
... 1 ur.ziA nm.i wrong clothes and by
nrriiiiRliiir bei irfure In 11 11 unhec lining
manner A woman may be of surpassing
loveliness mill fashionably dressed In ex
cellen.1 taste, but If she lacks that inde
finable something called "charm" she will
never know what It Is to be surrounded
bv 11 host of ndmlrlng friends, and will,
therefore, miss many, of the greatest Joys
of life , , ,
'harm, after nil, Is the greatest of the
three. No matter If you are s unat
tractive us 11 "mud fence stuck full of
lizards." and as lacking In style ns Mrs
Noah would be nt n iitodcrn summer re
sort, "you should worry" If you possess
chnrm, for you will be well liked wher
ever you go.
Hut do not think beeAUne you have this
priceless gift that you may neglect your
personal appearance." Remember that "Mrst
Impressions" count for a great deal, and
that charm cannot be seen at a glance.
Mako up vour mind to have nt least a
little of each of the ''three parts of beauty."
but make n charming personality the great
est jlortlon.
I cannnt make an analysis of "chnrm."
but I do know what a great many louible
feminine qualities re summed up III this
one siunil word. One of the mo.t Itu
poitnnt of these Is the desire to please
others. Hut It must be n spontaneous
thotightfulness of others, not nn effort to
ibower them with unnecessary attentions.
There are women who would do anything
to be thought charming, but Instead they
create the linpresslonof being stilted, gush
ing and void of tact.
Aim to be one of those women whose
unfailing graclousness and sincere Inter
est In their fellow beings make them be
loved by nil who know them Adapt your
self readily to nil clrcumslnnces and classes
of society ho that the persons Willi whom
joti come In contact will feel "perfectly nt
home" with you the moment they are In
troduced. It requires no small amount of vital
energy to preserve this gracious person
ally, but If you are called upon to mingle
extensively In the social or business world
you will find that things will move along
much more smoothly If you are liked for
your charming manner rather than disliked
for your arrogance and hauteur.
Tact the ability to do that right thing
at the rlgh(. moment n rid tn innko It appear
to bo the only natural thing to do
U one of the invaluable qualities that go
to makn up "charm " To put peoplo nt
their care nnd to make them enjoy them
selves is a delightful service for any woman
to perform. You should be prouder to have
friends say of you: "She Is so gracious
nnd tactful" than to have them ndmlre
your physical beauty.
If you want to know the direct route
tn people's hearts It is to show litem
that you like them and lite slnceiely In
terested in each one personally. Hut you
cannot succeed in doing this unless vour
liking for them springs up spontaneously
in your own heart. Spontunelty Is the
parent of charm.
n'niyrlcht.l
SI!) 1.000 I'ostollice Contract Let
WASHINGTON. .Ian. !. Thn Treasury
Department today awarded a lllH.IIIHl
contract for the extension of the Unit Ht
Louis posloltlce to It. P. Knrnsworth & i'o.
of lOvausville.
Hy the Phonograph Editor
The clement of Interesting wildness In
modern miisle isn't by nny means restricted
In so-termed "classic" material. Some of
us may know uf", may ctcn understand.
Paul tiukas and Claude Debussy, but the
chances nre that there nta fifty to our one
wlio appreciate and enthuse over Percy
Oralnger nnd even more ftankly popular
composers t'lidmihtrdly II Is nn age of
queer lintrumenls. r'rnm tho mtislcal-com-edy
stage to tint platform of the symphony
societies nro heard weird sounds which
would have caused our grandfather execs
she pain- menial and physical.
Its n nice point, just wlieie it nil stoned.
Perhaps the sedlictld, If cloying, nkeleie
stepped In nt the psychological minute
Possibly ttlrluiril Strauss's heckelphone and
wind-machine made people realize wh.it
they were missing In tho way of musical
sensation Hut. however that may be. we
'tint onlv listen to the strains of strange
pieces of metal and wood; ivo trntispoit
them, when we can. Into our homes
Naturally, the phonograph Is our me
dium And what nn array of new-fnngle.l
devices II offid-s to the experimenter in
sound : Tho s.ixophono's mellow anil comic
noises already have been commented on
A somewhat newer fad Is the rzlmhiilmn
This instrument, allied to the Kngllsh dul
cimer, hns Its brothers and cousins In
other countries the reiicli tympntion. the
Italian cembalo and the hackhrett of tlcr
mnny The term Is properly Used tod.iv
to indicate that percussion device which
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HAWAIIAN MUSIC
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This Number Fourteen is the popular new type
esneciallv designed for apartments or larger
spacious drawing rooms.
It is ready for immediate delivery, and with it .
goes our "keep-jt-in-order" guarantee.
Hear it tonight at any of ounfour convenient
stores.
.HI oar Vlclrola. at, equliJ urMV " ""
' I'lavt it to 3HH rtcardi ulinoul chart at.
Talking Machine Co.
Broad Abv. Walnut
Thr$e Branches Open Evenings
Broad and Columbia Av$.
52d ud .Cheitnut Sts. 4124 Lancaer Ave.
give, to llungnrlnn nnd gypsy music its
fantastic quality. The gypsy cllmiiaimn
H like the Inside of n grand piano It
lies horizontally, the strings being exposed
before the player, who hits them with
felted ami weighted mallets.
The llungnrlnn cembalnn probably orig
inated In the Orient Persia and Arabia
have known It for n long time ns the
Pantlr The phonograph mnkers offer nunc
n diversified list of selections played on
it The gypsy f'ounttss Veronn has re
cirded nlrs of her own race, beside Nevln's
Narcissus." for the Columbia, and Muslin
wits, rnled nn accomplished nrtlst In this
line, hns made Jtiiiiintilan and Turkish disks
for Victor.
.Musical dlterslon demands that so many
changes be rung on the popular Instrument
thnl perhaps within the year we shall be
having records of the (Jousla. n soil of
elongnted miiudnlln. the national inu-lol
i1vlce of Montenegro. The king and his
six daughters, by the way, nre experts In
ulaying it .Meanwhile, as we wall for
further Innovations in A mttxmn '""""
vogue, to become fixed tn he ""' c?,"
science. It Is Ihlerestlni. to nole llmt ItlB
marlmbn has ntready become n part of
the concert slngo and even tho home or
the phonograph fan. ,..,., w,ifi
Less modern, but no whit lew tienutlftil.
I, the celesta. This Is, ft percu...ive of c
cullar gh.lleness and delicacy, ''u'"''"
hns several records of celesta music oil M
companies I kewlse hiuc experimented with
Z .exotics f melody so that nltnos any
current catalogue will disclose novelties of
............i..ii.., nit.inted from foreign
countries. Their popularity, not w-lth the
highbrow, but with the avetage thenlrc-
goer, or even the limn woo inn iu.,i-
Lined with volume. Is shown In the way
thev obtrude Into musical comedy and care
orchestras N... doubt the next ".lapaneso
light opera will employ the snmlsen. A nil.
If vou like funny Hounds, you. loo. win
llko It
TAI.ENTKI) Glltli VIOMN'IST
NORMAL SCHOOL SOLOIST
one of ihe voimgest violinists to play
In Philadelphia this season is Sara Leuier.
who will be beard 111 rectal at .the ' I rM
Norma, Hcl.ool. Thirteenth and p.rnBr
den streets, tomorrow night. II lll pniii
nldy be Miss l.emers sole appearance hero
""'"ber youth, -tne nrtlst has had
I.- -' ..f nilinlrnblc tinlnlng. nnd
those who have heard her dn '"-r
her to be possessed of unusual talent.
Her first renl study for concert work wns
i.. !.,..,. ehrnoillck. neibaps the iiiosi
.,! ,;,, ,if tho school ..f 1'iiMd In
this country. Miss Leuier nlso has ie,
lnn,r,i,.ll,,n frniii Lucius 1'ijle. I be
perloil School of Music In this ctv has hon
ored her with the nwnrd of lis I1011..1
scholarship for 11 year, nngnientlng the
prize by continuing Its validity f"t three
additional years.
The violinist, possessing n wide iepertor.
In said to Interpret with especial distinction
Ihe following numbers: The i-otclhluvid
"1'nlles d'Kspagne," n snrnhaiid. two niinn
els and n gavotte by llin-h. th- HiilicnP I'
minor concerto of Wlenlnwski. foui KieWl. 1
nrrnnffotilHIItS of short lllllllbel
eiin. Martini. I'nitler and Schubert . Kil
ler's "Schoen P.osinarln" ami Vlciuic-e 'a
,,rin'' mill PaKiinlnl's theme ami .ni ' t-
..- ,l.n ,! ul.itu- It I l.,sll,le lh.il
limy da some of these - .it th- N"i
mill School
Authentic Film Depicting tho
Late Colonel Cody to He
Released Soon
Hy the I'liotoplny Kililor
'A hit of laudable enterprise and news
sewni Is displayed in Mssnnny's quick nr
Hon on tho dcnltt of tluffnlo Dill. No
sooner wos the announcement of Colonel
rottv's demise trnuln than th film eompany
lei pxhlbltnrs know that It had a feature
Willi Ihe eminent scouts life pictured with
historical accuracy. It will be released the
latter part of this month
In addition to Iluffnln inn, such heroic
flRures of early western dnys as Major flen-
eral Nelson A. Miles, Mnjor tleneml .lesse
M. I.eo and Urlgaitlcr lietierals l-'rank t.
Ilnldwrln and Mnrlnn P. Maus take part
In th plintodrnmn.
I'lve thnusntid fnlted States troops nnd
Indians engage In battles on the sites of
Ihe great frontier bnttletlelds where Iluf
fnln Hill won his fame The killing of
Tall Hull, the rapture or sitting Hull, fight
ing in the Had I .amis, tlufralo Hill's knife
duel with Chief Yellow llnnd nnd hun
dreds of other spectacular scenes nie pic
tured. Scenes of Colonel I'nilj's liter life nlso
nre shown one pictures hint with the
Prince of Monaco, owtief of Motile Carlo,
on their hunt for big game In Ihe Hockles.
"The Adventures of Huffnlo Hill" will
he released through the Kleine-Kdlson.
ScliB-Kssnnny service. Us screen time Is
approximately nn hour mid llftcen minutes.
Two children Inst wcl. weie named nfter
Hougias Kali bunks The 1I1-1 nought c'nlr-
bnnks Oeverifih, Is the son of Natt Dev
erlch. nsslstnnt director, employed nt tha
Famous Players eastern studio. Tho other
child. Hmiglns Fairbanks Montgomery, Is
of opulent New York parentage. When ho
lencbes his twenty-first birthday ho will bo
tho recipient of n large fortune.
Theodore l'rlebus, the villain In Pallie"n
preparedness atrial, "Pearl of the, Army,"
wns nt one time nn artist. Ho has discov
ered a new medium for his nrtlstlc talents.
Neither tlubens nor Sat gent nor Whistler
nor Christy ever heard uf It, but It IS nearly
as effective as the most priceless oil or
crayon. It Is nothing more or less Ih.nn
Urease paint.
occasionally between scenes In "Pearl of
tho Army" Prlebus has found time hanging
on his hands and has employed the talent
which made him one of Harper's Magazine"
contributors to while nwny tho hours.
Frlebus hns made of his dressing room In
the Alrn film Corporation's sludlii a
veritable art gallery -and all of his own
handiwork.
What's Doing Tonight
Clover flub annual Dinner ttelle.Tiie'-StrAlforil
Fellowship nt Arsdcmy ct the Fine Arts' re
union, th scsdemj
ltAl list Ate Itosrd, 112(1 Walnut street
thirenu ef Miinlflrnl Itesenreh's Annual dinner,
llelleviio-Strsttoril.
IVre ineeilng. AesAiny of Mule.
M.irkt Street Slerihsnts' AssoeUtlon meets,
ttlntthnnt Hntise. ,
ijrorires Hill Improvement AesotlAllon, FrstiK
Iln Thru 1 re llulliilng. Kitty second street and
ihrnr.l Avenue, S o'rlork
Authors' NUht. muter nu.piees of Uroimlns
ftnelety. Wlth.rspimn Hall. 8 "'.eloek.
Ilehrens Open I'luh, under nueplces of-Noriti
llrsnch V. M .'. A , Uermantown and Mhlin
avenufs. 1 ne.nrR.
lecture
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I'l'av nnd ti.ines of Trnrle Sehool, MereAntlle
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, "llslksni In Present Waf," by
A. HorliiAs. Keneseth Israel Alomni
lirond sireet nnd CnlumblA Atenue, a
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lllfltier tn Slate Senator Snmuel w. Biu,
fits club.
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The htriiinht lines, full-rounding toe
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(7ioo.se from Hundreds of Fashionable, High-Class
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In Slunnine Larne Fur
Collar and Cape Colta
Model: Silk Plush and
Chatc's Fur Trimmed, Some
Satin Lined; at the Sensa
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Yolourn, two-tone corduroys,
IhuicIch, line mixtures, astra
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Tor SSJ..10 Wind Velnur
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SIT. Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, S7.90
S12.!)S to $10 Suits reduced to S6.60 to SI 5
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FRANK KEENAN in
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assured tliose who ucai ai me otoi "". ... ...--. - And we believe
patrons of Our Stores, as comparison of Quaht
:L:r"i:ZZ; CX; ; ;: but because we do save thousands of dollars for
ers yearly. ARE YOU SHARING THESE ADVANTAGES?
our custom-
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Gold Seal Butter lb- 47c
Thousands of people in Philadelphia and suburbs
are very particular about the Butter they use, and to a
great extent we are responsible for this, for in our Gold
Seal wc are selling the highest grade of freshly churned
Butter at a very reasonable price. Gold Seal is "Tho
Perfect Butter," so why pay more elsewhere and chance
disappointment?
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Hy-Lo Butter 42c
Hy-Lo Butter is all that its name implies. High in
Quality Low in Price- Have you tried it yet?
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CEREALS
Gold Seal Rice. Mb pkg. . . 8c
Choice Grade Rice. l-lb. pkg Sc
Gold Seal Oats, 2-,lb pkg : . 8c
Capital Brand Oats, pkg .6c
Gold Seal Buckwheat, pkg 10c
Gold Seal Pancake Flour, pkg... 10c
Hccker's Flapjack. pkE -
Uncle Jerry Pancake Flour, pkg. 10c
Choice Table Syrup, can 10c, 12c
Cane and Maple Syrup, bot 10c
DRIED FRUITS
Fancy Large Prunes, lb He
Choice California Prunes, lb 12c
Fancy Evaporated Peaches, lb... 12c
Choice Evaporated Peaches, lb 9c
New California Apricots, lb 20c
Gold Seal Seeded Raisins, pkg...l2c
California Sultana Raisins, pkg. 12c
Fancy See-less Raisins, pkg 1 5c
Fancy Cleaned Currants, pkg 20c
Choice Evaporated Apples, pkg. -12c
Absolutely Pure Butter of good quality, and like
all our butters a bargain at its price.
CANNED and SMOKED FISH
Salmon, can 12c, ISc, 18c
Gold Seal Salmon, tall can 19c
Sardines, can 5c, 10c, 13c
Fancy Shrimp, can 10c
Nova Scotia Herring, bunch 16c
Smoked Herring, bunch 12c
Smoked Bloaters, each... ..9c
White Heather Codfish, cake... .13c
9c pkg Threaded Codfish for 7c
Mackerel, each 12c, 15c, 20c
CHOICE TABLE PEARS 12c
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Large cans of very choice quality rears, pamcu Buuu aj-.u, -..,,....... ., - -
economical.
Gold Seal
BREAD
loaf 5C
Gold Seal is a genuine hearth,
baked loaf of the finest quality. It a
"The Best" Bread that good flour
and modern, up-to-date baking can
produce
Best Pure
LARD
lb- 18c
When you buy Lard at Our Stores
you know that you are getting high
grade, pure Lard and 16 ounces net
weight to every pound.
National Biscuit Co.
PEACH TARTS
PS"' 18c "
Sweet Cakes of the finest quality,
with a Peach center. Freshly baked,
as are all the Cakes and Crackers
sold "Where Quality Counts."
GOLD SEAL TEA - 45c v
Vg.lb, package 23c V4-lb, package 12c
"Gold Seal" is a Tea with a reputation, and it
always kept up to its high standard of superlative gooa
nes. It's a choice blend of the finest Teas grown.
Tea of the Quality of "Gold Seal" will cost you 80c to 51
the pound in such few stores as it is sold outside the
"Quality Chain." Order a package of your favprite
kind Black, Mixed or Assam.
RQBFORD BLEND COFFEE lb. 20c 1 KAMEUA BLEND TLA lb. Z9c
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Whether It Be Ta, Coffee, Butter, ggs, canned uoous, .ereais, unea nii u. ..jm.u.b . .
R- ndst COFFEE - 30c
Let your morning cup of Coffee be R. & C. Bet
Blend. Its rich, mellow flavor and delightful ar5ma
will bring a feeling of satisfaction that will last
throughout the day. R. & C. Best Blend is named
"The Connoisseur's" Coffee because it more than sat
isfies the most particular people Are you particular?
Grocery Line It Will Pay You to Come to Our Store for Everything You Require
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Grocery Stores for Particular People Throughout the City and ubur.bs
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