EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11), 1017
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AUTO SHOW SALE
DRAWS THRONGS
prosperity Undaunted by
Rise in Price of 1917
Motorcar Models
PURCHASES INCREASE
Average Cost of Pleasure Vehicle
Lower, Due to Vast Output
by Makers
Prosper it wit neer reflected more
.tiarlv ilnn toiiny in mo mirror 01 i-nun
delplna
itrmtli nutomobllo show, ill the
e Comnrrrnil Mifetim. Thirty-fourth street
.tow Pntuee HiRher prices have not
m) checked tit" flow of cold, which la Krcnter
jmn ovor before
The order lionU of salesmen nre groVtnff
'fit as Hi" end rf "in display Ioomi up
Until Satiirdiv. when the show closes, It
Mwlll bo impolbIo to pet a dcnnlto Idea of
just ho linn n money lias cinuEeu nanus
lnce Hie exhibition opened a week ngo
And even ihin tho figures will bo ns wax,
il.hl. to rhinen by thousands In a moment.
klThlS IS f'lQ (n ln met. tin, maiii afiva
Mtilll aro in embrjnnlo state
in vi;us UNunciDi:u
jropn live miners still nro "up In the
ir un'ln dfl "ii tho cars they uant.
-Tliclr nin'l' i'' f"H "f conniclliiB Ideas
land ttir-1 b mds are full of rli.il citnloKiiei
ilic prunl trend of prices nt tho Dhow
It upwind I n alert predict that another
Itvelio niniiihi'will heo Indlildual c-irs more
jipeiiMK- that H If a total were made
of tlio nlue if Iho models produced by
each maii'if" tun r tho until would bo In
rtccfi' of 'he LorrepomllnK llRuro last car
In spile of this upward trend, the ncr.iRo
urlco f iho ear fiom a standpoint of tho
output h it bei n decrcaed This lt ex
plained lv the fact that P0M.nl of tho
larccr manufacturer, whoso ndmlnlstra
'tlve feniuH hni Ik en turned In tho, direction
of produi inB the.ip eirs, halo loucred their
prices, and with this cut a larKo per
centage of the enllrn nutomobllo output of
the countiy was aiiccicu ,
COMTAUATIVniA- CHUAl'
Atihouch tlm prices of the Individual
E mmlels li.no mounted upward, dealers point
out that me nuvnuio in niiioinounu price4
Jilts tint hern cnnimciiHirato vvftlt the ex
orbitant i "st "f mateilals or with tho high
Jrlccs of other pioiliicf Automobiles,
compnrntivHi spealtlnB. nie not as expon
tslve as for cnmple, e(!R!i or Hour or shoei
or roa1 T'e upwind climb of nummolillo
prices In' In en held In i hcclc by develop
Tncnt of etn. letn v to a IiIrIi degree In motor
car nalcine uid by the application "f econ-
Bt "opiy in nil lis liuuiches So perfected has
E become th mt of making automobiles that
become th mt of making n
,'nevcr b. f .r. did the pul
ilte in clip Its
rqones a v rt n r nutoinoiuies in sucn meas-
r ure as h do, s tod i
ff' , The in mill display has revealed two
Ktjijpcs of ' ilc-mtn 'Iho one Is the ngirrcs
K sh'e Insistent lender of motorcars, who
? M)Ultoli"li s the innn who appenis to ho on
tin fenei In the in.iltei of purehaslnc; ami
li.immers niRiiiuents and facts Into Ills ear.
The other is tho cotisciiutlve, complacent
Sunevoi who uts on the principle (if the
old Girtnin proverb that "RUter Welti ei-
fjuuift Mth cellist." which Is lltcrn!l trans-,-.-.!
.... . .......1 Inn mild l.uatf ..ml ipn,.
jaifU II" H'l ttll"' CtU.T 1.- Ik Ul. ......-
1y tnlerpiolcd lis meaning that If a rain
really ivnnis n car he'll buy this nno be
cause it Is hood and fenders nboio tho
other r ir CMiocd to leiv. Tito latter
' salesman Is courteous and ho Is ever ready
to step forward at tho psjcholoRltal Inrlant
lo-cllm h tlio deal
'Live Wires" Hail
Election of Four
Continued frum ran One
niKinesi community against tho Chamber's
lnofflclenev
Tho Successful "llvo wire" candidates
were
1 J Iterlct Ice president, of Maxwell S.
Berlet. C71 tcs
Thomas IVriRRlns, of tho B r. Dewces
Compani C8t otes
Lee J i:.istman, manager of TacLard Mo
torcar Company, nto otcs.
Hartley J Doyle, president of Keystone
Fpbllshinir Company, D13 votes
Tho oto for tho successful "old guard"
candidates was ns follows:
Howard 11 French, of Samuel II French
& Co, 8C8 lote.s
John blnnott, president, Gibson Distilling
Company, C29 votes.
Francis B Beeves, Jr , of Beeves, Parvin
t Co. 611 otes
TVilliam A Law, president of First Na
tlonal Bank 570 otcs.
Chirles M Blddlo, of Supplee-Biddle
JIardnaro Company, IH7 otes.
Powell i:ans, president of Merchant &
Evans Co, Inc., 628 otes
Elected to fill out nn unexpired term:
Montgomery II. Wright, of the John B.
Stetson Company, 600 votes
The dennlto result of the election was
rot known until after 1 o'clock litis morn
Inf. Tho excitement and suspense wero
Intense.
In all, only 1201 ballots wero cast for a
total of 12.537 votes Tha voto polled was
considered unusually small
One of the most noticeable features of the
(lection was tho absence of any solid alle
giance for either the "Hie wires' or the
''Old guard " Ji was thought that the ticket
Would bo split cleanly for one hide m tlio
ether and that one or the tXo fai-tluns
nould be able to claim a complete ktoi
E. J Berlet head of the "111 a wire ' blutc
followed Mr French In tho number of otf-s
receded The "llvo wires" said that the
high vote polled by the president was due,
jn part, to sentiment, as ho announced es
(erday that he will not bo a candidate for
re-election at the election of oillcers next
Monday
, The men now mentioned as possible sue
CMsors of French for president of the chain
Per are Ernest T Trigg, of tha John l.ueas
f : Co, paint compiny; Thomas Harbison,
W milk dealer and Alba B Johnson, of the
Jialdwln Locomotiia Works, if his business
fill permit him to accept the position, hii.h
I thought unlikely
Kit
; SITE roil HALL AT SHOHE
Cape May Residents Fnvor Purchase of
-. Plot at Stockton Hotel
CAPB MAY. Jan 19 At a publlo
Wtetinff Presided nv,r t.v fnvnf lAian-
Bpy an almost unanImotisAote It was agreed
recommend that the iClty Commissioners
w tne beach-front block at the old Stock
ts lel for a convention hall site
This plot Is 100 feet front and U owned
'I he estate of Dr Kinlen Phjsltk. which
r- "' io fceu it to the city under a
Bjfw Dassed last winter commissioned gov
Kaed seaside resorts are allowed to build
BVnlllvntln.n l.n,,n j . . -
-.- ." nana, loiiuv uunuH 10 pay lur
Wgt. ana to 'nature these securities by the
iKf iuin me rentals
Ml Wife Slaver Convicted
fLMl"NT HOLLY, N.J.. Jan. 19A r
tf" f murder In tha llrt decree, with a
iummendaUon for Ufa Imprisonment, wan
jij"""1 aBalnt Thomas- I Daita, a ueuii.
iiSr WJS on lrlal '''sire Supreme Court
fStlta KallPrh fni Ilia miir.lai nf hla u. i I a
Ii ih Tank B Pearson farm on K'bow
, near Moorestown, on November lit
Ir ,
Consider Mnvfn.'.lMelure Tax
Mw Vlhk Jan 1- legislative in-
yrAcoMrj
PLANS AFOOT TO JOIN
CITY'S DOCKS BY RAIL
Reorganization of Belt Lino Rail-
oad Contemplated, Webster
Announces
SEEKS EFFICIENT SYSTEM
Plans are uelns tnsd fr ft ismiplete
reorganiMtlon nf tho Uclt t.liit ttnllroad
In conjunction with the cnttipfphptislie port
ilcvelopment now under way. necordlng to
IHrertnr Webster nf the fiepattment nf
Whnnr. Dot Its nnd Kerne who spoke
nt tho second annual dinner nf the Bureau
"f Municipal Itesearrlt nt the tlellevue
Mriirord This line the l rertor snld. well! om
neit alt Hip duks in the cltj The plans
he explained, nlrendj have reached the
siaue where two of tho railroads have
iRteed to enter the scheme. Tht thlnl ha
not eommltted itself We hope that the
chlrd tnllroad will soon iom In." he said
Director Webster made announcement of
the plans follow ins nn outline, on the gen
eral ptnns for port Improvement that In
volve the expenditure of nbottt $10.1)00 000.
He mid
'We tiant to put tenl life Into a belt line
vtein In Philailelnlpn We want a belt
line like thit nt v Orients. Hint will run
Ihe entire Imctlt nf Hie i t aid cverilso
Us hni function Wc hope w.th the co-oper-niioti
of tho three railriads to establish a
real belt line, and tn b thoroughly efficient
s b It line should bo operated Independently
and In sue't a manner thai all railroad com
t anies would cooperate
In the South rhlladelnWi agreement we
ham provided for n Joint railroad Well
we want to carry the Sou.h Philadelphia
principle to all portions of the port of Phila
delphia The present line Is not extensile
i noiigh We want a Hue for instance, tint
will run all the wnv In Titmnv Big
flnanrlnl n'd Is expert"d to come to devrlip
this Idea
No titv In the t -i ted S'n'es ! tnnklng
em It rrepnratlon ft r finiBi trade as Phila
delphia We are devlopin our f-nter front,
S"-eat pier hive been limit still are rott
templatetl. nnd all nur pier nnd wharves
nre nt the present ttme oreimied, with moro
application" for space than tve nti fill Last
Mmda there wre fifty slcnnihtis in the
harbor
dttr exports In Hli were JlliOOOOOO
In ItlU thev were Hsnoooono our im
ports mostly nf raw tnslerlnls were $111
nno ttrto last year, or 140.000.000 more than
the i ear before'
Joseph P Unffnev, ch.i'rman f Councils
Pittance Committee, nntl Pr I'hniles V
llenril. professor nr politlrnl srletue at Co
lunibia I'hlvrrsity, Were othrr speakerc Dr.
llcorg" Voodward was tnnstmoster.
I'ltlshurpli Man Dies rrom fall
1UK5TOV. .tan 19 Prank P Rprnui
flftv two venrs old nn attnrnev of Pitts
I'lirRh died In n ho--pitnl hete as n te
u I of Injuries rrclied Tuesdn.v in fulling
down im elevator shaft In a hotel In loo
Baik Itav illstm t
I1ELT LINE TO HE EXTENDED
AccorditiR to plans announced by
Docks Director Webster, tho pres
ent Kelt Lino Kniltoatl connecting
the piers of tho port is to ho re
organized anil it is proposed tha'
tho line bo extended from its pres
ent tei minus nt Kairmount nvenuc
all tho wnv tip to Hndesbutp; nnd
Taconj-. Tho portion to be e
tcmlcd is indicated by a dotted line.
MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES
Archibald Johnston Chairman of
Board to Erect Span Across
Lehigh River
SOUTH BCTULEHE.M. Pa, .Tan 13
B D. Alncy, chairman of the Stnlo Public
Scrvlco Commission, accompanied by the
chief engineer, V Herbert Snow, nnd Cole
man .1, Jojee. the chief of accounts, came
hero nnd organized Hie 1 1 III-to-I lilt Brldgi
rommltcee, which will have In chargo the
erection of tlio SI 000.000 structure our
Iho LehlRli Blvcr between Bethlehem and
faoulh Bethlehem
Archibald Johnston, lco president of tho
Bethlehem falitl Works was elected chair
man of tho committee, and Anton P. Miller
vlco president of tho V. P Wilbur Trust
Company, tlio treasurer The sectetarj will
bo appointed liter 'I ho other members aro
Alexander C Uiaham .1 b.ituuel Knue
Klmer P. Pelfer nnd C)rar L Henninger
The latter two nro president of tho North
ampton and Lehigh County Boards of
County Commissioners.
Seatag
Oysters
Purify
Scalar; Ojstera arc fat
not ' fattened', Julrv
not ' tloated . imturnt
not ' treati d . oelevled
not ' proniiseuotiH '
From evcltisivi. beds, miles
off Capo Charles, a
FBavr
7atful nnil 1pnrojj with the
Htinr Iho tjing, i li- fnliy
HWet iaor nf tli opn ornan
AC belter IlntfU nn i Iul
1 1 tnuhrte 'I Re Itlun Tnic i
n jnltijrce f:uarinto-t brltcr
nstcrM ma Ken a t Aiiit
'I'M
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? MM G-fP
P. ff B
imm& m&w h&M. .&
For This Beautiful
Solid Quarter
Sawed Oak
UFFET
"'K'ffRB '
njfi
75c a Wcclt
One of the
Greatest
Values of Its
Kind We
Ever Offered
We tried to duplicate
our order for these
Buffets recently
and found that they
had ndvnncedo ffrcntly that we could not po'oibly
sell them for less than $35' We could sell thoso we now
have on hnnd at thnt fip,ure just as easily ns we can sell them at $22 50;
but we nre not coins to deprive our customers of the benefit which wo Rot
by purchasing before prices went up Thee are extra larjre and massively
built Buffets, made throughout of solid quartered onk, benutifully polished.
722-724
Market St.
Ws"
!! II. UIITON CO.. I'lillu IiMrlluitnr
Itfjillnt: Irrmliiiil M irkrl. Arch Htrret Utill.
Hido io the
a4tJTOMQBILE,
SHOW m
Floxil3ilit)v--Lo-cosf oT
tgcufop-vcrwer io sp-aro
Roml03QAM6) 630PM
car-wdHleav Qn.fh
"bakf-havx -from
245NfiioadSt
Totxxmmd onihQ oven
ls;bgwrs(q
74547NcaTtMro3dScroc
THIS big, roomy seven passen
ger Jeffery Six Touring Car
will impress you as rare value
at $1465. It is perfect in every detail
handsome streamline body
divided front seats.
Its S3 horsepower motor combines giant
power with marked economy.
Sixes arc priced as follows : 7 Passenger Touring
Car, $1465; Roadster, $1435; 7 Passenger Sedan,
Si 630; Sedan Combination. $1690. Fours; 7 Pas
senger Touring Car, $1095; 7 Passenger Sedan,
$1260; Sedan Combination. $1320.
See the Jeffery Six ant! the complete line of Jelfery
Motor Cars at the Automobile Show
Hurley & Earley, Inc.
S. C. Cor. Broad and Race Sts, Philadelphia
j, Bell 'Phone, Walnut 00
THE NASH MOTORS COMPANY.
KENOSHA, WIS.
Maters o Mtry Cut ani Jrurit Includtn; Ihe U1tiy Quad
Tmrs-T.'vn n iimi ii rri'Tin'-rrrir'T i ff" ""--"Misr'i'TTt
FIDELITY-PHENIX (FIRE) INSURANCE COMPANY
OP NEW YORK
iiomi: piTicn wesikhn on-'ici:
80 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK KJ7 SO. LA SALLE STREET, CHICAGO
STATEMENT AS OV JANUARY 1ST. 1917
iccrts
llonds and Stocks $15,25G,l;i7,00
Real Estate S.'i.l.OOO.OO
Loans on bond-find mortgage.. 13,500.00
Premiums in course of collection 1, 137,005.0a
Interest, dividends and rents ac
crued UG.009,07
Cash on deposit and in office. . . 1,91 1,814.35
u i ,
0 u ii.io VAliviber the mjinic
" i ii w ti pt"P?r sjbjeit t i jl
uv rta, Cesun hem by a cumru ue
- nuiaium anil Asscaalliueii
I.IAHILlTItiS
Unearned picmiunib
Losses in process of adjustment
All other claims
Reserve for dhitlend, payable
Jan. Sth, 1917
Reserve for contested Liabilities
(not Losses)
T7ncrv fni Pnntin"'r'i'i"s
Polieyhdlders' Surplus U,G20,732.8S
capital . . . -,nuu,uuu.uu
Net Surplus 7.120,732.88
S9,620,732.88
$8,312,581.93
508,199,57
212.G18.13
250,000.00
250,000.00
50,000.00
Total Assets $19,324,465.51
Includes e.esa deposit of $105,107.69 in Canada.
HENRY EVANS. President
PHILADELPHIA AGENTS: wSYcS? , 2t?,nut st'
19,324,465.51 I
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iTOItf. !!. NR lll. XT SO VI I I.OSI 5 AT SiSO T SI.
Women's $2
Washable '
Kid Gloves
3'
"ne-i 'ii "i IVatl Ivorv
.iml tan ntiil luitt"!
ntrT5titiit einlirintliii.ll
linel."" imtii '.wii
... t It llrnllirr.
rillST fl.onlt sot III
; 1 ts mm med i- rev op charge
om: ii:i,M) -ritADisr. stmi with lveuy ioc
1'tIKHASi: AM. DAY
Mmfrt
Eighth
I ilbcrl
Sa en ih
$3 Wool
Gabardine
2.50
tn K2 anil Bl lnchwlrlth.
Jllnek HelRlntt blue,
tniipe llulnn preen,
IlnrRunilv etnne ftrny,
tinvj nml midnight blue.
Mt llrotli.r.
rtnsr 1'L.ooit, south
Clothing
-0--O-- --
That Looks Right Is Right and i
Causes Men to Marvel atSuchValues
IT IS CI.()TI1IG Tlf.IT FITS Thnt litis Its Goodness Built
in bv Ititci Ttiilon and from Fabrics Worth More Hack Day
Overcoats
Kojr. Sir. sifi.oo
v: $18 Values
Single or double
breasted Clicstei'
lields, also bolted
and pinch - back
models in b 1 u c,
gray and fancy
effects.
'11.50
Suits
Regular SI 2.50 &
$15 Values
15 e H e (1 or con
servsitive effects in
all-wool cheviots
and c.issinicrc"?
10S0
t WeIlMade Trousers
Specially Priced
$3.50 Values 92.39
$4 & $4.50 Values $2.89
$5 & $5.50 Values 33.89
Boys' $5.50 Suits,
Mackinaws & ) $
4
4.98
Sports Coats )
Norfolk Suits -Knife or box-pleated
tai Clioosu from checks, plaid?,
Ctt AV Cft ( "".ilnne Cyj otf'hrown cmn irivn liiixturos. Peir-ton i
" i trousers with hell straws and watch
pocket.
j Novel t S'iiti- Billy Boy, T o m m y
Tucker and .Junior Norfolks in blue or
brown serge, fhpcks, plaids and fancy
mixtures.
Alackinuws and Sports Coats Norfolk
.1
Boy's $6.50 & 57.50 ) A QQ
' v --'
j Single or double breasted pinch-backs,!
with rnnvpH.ihlp finllni1 hnllnnincr clrmot
i to neck. Made of cheviots nnd cassi-i
I meres in fancy gray and brown mix
tares. ,
style with convertible collar buttoning
1 1 close to nock. Ln fancy cheviots, cassi-
meres, checks and blanket plaids
III llrollior-SI.fO!i V -Unit TTIl M'
j - ----0 ; t-0tv C'- 45 -$ ?- U
v;a ? n;i.' nmstis
ruts vo.DERn t .r.wrun .- ma: oi
.u ;;y riM are rM'tiECEDEVTEn
s
$2.00 an.
Pajamas1.59
Vat tics
IVjhj! tr fin in. i
Silk hr.iitl tn k
' t ( pi Ik KlilH lit.
i ut n; II
$2.50 Values
1 1, tlno -lilt in tlr i
:"- ..n i,-IL. ijnen Cnl'ars, 50c
I $1.25 NeRliRC VAQc'' Iiiiik.ii. '.mi. ('.i.tiu. IiiiiiiiI
jmiiflc i JJ . i,M,titih fut in ,i it rvti
'.. , . ,",'' ' . i"ii- I" nmiliu ism iu.ii'fi
ItllMlll llllLlllli1 I, l III 111 V , I iy, u
stilie lta In il iloulilo . ulT-. I
p'a n and striite imtiKeu.
&.
S2 Worsted 1 ?1 OO
Union Suits ' x cu
I 50c Silk Nockucai. .'I5c :
I'n mill, tit in ilti't h slnttt imhIm ' t "
l lliiKhuruli ilP. .In IiiiIiiii; " lr- )
I .Hi. in, w fniuv Iirii'lili 1 III, IlllV
llnlf vvo'sl.il -nml -i-'it 'i tn .'il I IsTtin Hilps r.ln 1 imvi It 1 i
v.iins in hlivi-r ri iv snf in i ks , ,, ii,,,,, . in i imi't .1 ,iuiii-
iloil iiulili ami ilc.ubl puii , J,,v ,,f a,i, lvigo vL ju ..
lit llriithir I 111-. I ll.uiil. i m-li iimW
1 'al
.u
S?.50Soft&$ ifl
Derby Mats ",
Cj l-lo-lnt Selections
"Mi't II ilk in ut felt
lit" t i.or mill Hit iiiee
Ilrrlilp 1 in Ml -full stiff, end
IKMllll c0t MUipt.3
I tteu) Stetson
fiic
Phil- 1 ?X
niiinl" "
ilin cui'i i 7 Jy
i ill ,'. Ill In V. a
e.in lio miiiie.l -Vrtjtf
Ii w t ,1 tvl. W
l' lilt I HMl.il',
r
NtWUl f
.ill l'i'."i 7th St
i a to j a in tratforb Shoes
I All Outer Apparel Clearance .w values $4
J Thai Has Amused the Interest of Women and Misses Far aid Wide Z Made Enliinivcli tor l's. Of Smart
A . lit'nmtut in tit 11 I1! mil Aflintt .".l
.... , . r, ..... it , . -. .. ":.''''. .".'-"'.. -:
Many Mate l.ota lliiii I njcrrun- 11 innnr luiii'-ioti
j ;L mrS
i Www MrnS
- flffm mWk Mr tl
1 mmmtXiw
FOR MISSES
$1S.50 Coats
no. 75
.Ih IhyrlU tt Vai utif
0 PUiUi-TdUoird ami
Dwtu Stifle. On ' II
hittnUed 4 tf Ituln 1 i( 1I1 1 fut 1 tr tu-
if-'l 111 lit--li ih 1 1 M
J iimI tnrouli ut . uflurx
mi tih line Uw,-.f iiii
( in" iifbble i'l lots nml
htHtx e
:3j$
16.50
COATS
Al.nK' nt Mattti lamii with
il t tuif tttllur of ilu-h jik
ItiMious Hutiu !iumg
Woimin's & Misses'
S22.50 1S-3 C
Dresbcs j XxJ
One SKftrfieil
n iiiiUHU'tll ntiinv tivf as
ttut tinent in p 4 it im
ituttor 1 rui U hliip yt in
nil t tffetn nf muti deiir-
f. iCIose-Oul of blisses' & Women's $22.50 $1
SUITS H'odi-l Collection of Smart Stales. &J
nf lit i-iiHlntli veliiitr cheeks wool ijilui KJliarUlne uml i Hit t i iliiui,tblr J
iuitiHKi It.i iinliiiK lii" n n.iv) lili'f til.it k ami Kiav Mimv .ire ti iiniiuil
witli fin 01 VfHrl tt'it-is are Mritiij iil.tm unit . 11a uf .1 k ml in riuin
w
K I 111-,! t II tr
"I
Tim i 7'if Axkul Elsewhere for
Slioca of Similar Ciraue.
HoinenV (if patent t")lt Riiu-inet.'il calf
nml Kl.irnl Mil A'?n tali ..ilf I.11.0 I100U.
Mfii". I'tipuljr linti In tan talf patent
1 oil nml i.'iin-inetul .1 If Comfort lasts
111 k!.i! U'tl tou
lltwH-HWI W I,. I.W W IW-,1 ij.
Women s S.I.oU to i ,$9 qc
$1.50 Shoes ; 7
ifan-up ' .11 10 m leathers Button 1
.ttnl In In bevcial stle j
VAli Girls' $2.50 to $ OQ
$:.30 Shoes J "
Hull anil alilnv It-alhtu, clulli ntiu leather
topi sisri '3 to
II'uuli.iso of Iho lUrrMur shoe Cua
tilidi of
j BOYS' SHOES j
2.50 to $:!.50 Values, $1.98 j
IMZlS II til 1 1
, J5:'. lo $1.30 Values, $2.50
Sizes '.' !j to 1 J
I I'lin.lu illv all Icniliuis vtltli licav 1
Isingln anil tloub'i. Bulfs llmion anil I
late tft Uh , alo some hisli-v-Ut .
airidres"rG5Tol $1 OQ
S1.73 Shoes i Lt,U
lllitU anil tun Ulilxkui mil patent colt
i.uli lilac'.w or lute leailiui tope Sizes
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Hosiery : Underwear
K'oii iW,ie Discount on Staiile
hinds and J-utonte Makm
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$ ih I'lilt' tan i alf lutein, t jll,
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Stockings ' , ,
Full fualiloneil in bid-k whit-' unl t i"i
Mo tlber wlU in lUi.k while ami tau
Children i. J 15Cj 18c & 20e
Uauile? tu'u'oii rihlieJ in black while awl
tan. llae double to, heel and Unetj
hiae governs price
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Medium and Ucavj vveiflit cotton ribbed
Misses' 85c Underwear, 65c & 75c
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tant I nshrinWable
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FURS
RELIABLE FULLY GUARANTEED
& PRICED FOR CLEARANCE
.Vo season has ei 'r brought forth liandtomer styles
hue ijoa oan riooic fiom a complete viriety of the best
Stylish $15 Mull's 7 Qf)
Tw iiij -five in. luiln g near fceai iiu! ' JJ
nutiiu npsuui and natural ui'i mn in lutll. barrel or
meli n shapes' l'lain or H tit head and tail
$90 French Seal & Hudson Seal I $CQ 7C
CoalS I'la a 01 u-ttk t'o'iliusdut t ur , ' ' '
$185 Rich Hudson Seal I $1 fEl
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Limited lot In diktluguiatied faslilona ilau) hav akunk
tollar and culls. A few nav detp border of akiud. lo
cjn expand
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$125 Hudson Seal Coats, $75 I SO Red Fox 19,75
Kliu excellent u.ua!il Uudaoa wal Sets
tded rauakrat) VlaHn tailored or Tl"3at7lia"ri "H?,1- ,muffl!L Sj
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