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STATE MILK CONTROL
URGED BY COMMISSION
Distribution Requires Regulation
as Public Utility, Tristate
Board Contends
Principal Stiygesiiotts
By Tri-slale Milk Hoard
Milk distribution should be con
sidered as ti public utility nnri con
trolled by the State.
Milk should be sold as low as pos
sible, with a fair profit to the pro
ducer and the distributor.
Milk supply should be permanent .1
and adequate to all the needs of the
community.
Milk should be graded into classes, 1
A, Ii and C, and "certified milk." j
Milk producers' premises should be '
inspected three times a year. '
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY-, JANUARY 22, 1917
State control or milk distribution Is urged
bv tlio joint milk (oliinilss.loii.relirfsrntlnfi
Pennsylvania. Maryland nml ticlnyrarc, In
Its report made nftcr tlireo months of spe
cial Investigation. Milk distribution, tlio
report stales, should lie classed ns a pulille
utility.
Many measuiesc for keeping ilnxx-n the
prices of milk nrc linteil liy the repoit.
The Implication Is that tlio prices of milk
can bo lowered effectively by elllclent
method applied to nil tho processes ttirmiKli
which tho milk Roes before It reaches tho
consumer.
' The Commission points to Iho fnet that
the cost of production may be reduced by
co-operation among farmers, and urges
that BOernnicntal qiithorltle.t maintain the
highest sanitary stand.ilds.
l'OH LOW I'ltlfllS
Tho Commission nlso concludes that milk
should bo sold at as low a price ns pos.
elblc. with :i fair prolll to the producer
and distributor. The price should lin fair
anil economic. It states.
Ono of the drastic features of the report
Is tho recommendation that milk distribu
tion ho rcRarded ns a public utility. This
ttoctrlne, tho report i-aya. Implies:
First. That accounts shall be kept
In a form prescribed by the State.
Second. The right of tho State to
examine the books, tecords nml ac
counts tho same ns with common car-
rlers and municipal utilities.
Third The right of complainants of
access to material facts.
Fourth. The right and duty of tho
State to preset Iho the form of annual
reports.
Fltth. Henulrlng the licensing of nil
dealers to routrol purity and food value
of milk. (This Is already done.)
Sixth The licensing of testers In re
ceding stations by the State.
'Seventh. The ame price to all under
substantially tho same conditions nml
circumstances.
Threo grades of mill;. In addition 1i that
known ns certified, nre recommended.
These. It Is suggested, should he called "A."
"B" and "C." Uniform stnndnrds for these
jrrndes nre recommended for all dealers.
AS TO CJ HADING
Hero are sonio or the recommendations
ef tho commission under the head of grades
of milk:
Issue permits to all piodueers, dis
tributors and receivers of milk.
Inspection of all milk biougbt Into tho
State from Iho outside nml the selling
of It under a special State permit
Tho basis of Inspection hhould be Iho
score card or equivalent system of the
government.
Inspection of nil producers of milk
three times n yenr.
Physical examination of all animals
pinduclng milk at least twice' a year.
State Collego to submit list of men
from whiqh shall be selected Inspectors
by tho State Board of Agrlcultuie or the
Agricultural Commission
Licensing of milk-testers alter proper
examination.
Tho commission nrrives nt tho conclusion
that "It is Important to the farmer, the
dealer and the consumer that the price of
milk should be kept ns low ns possible, with
view to a fair nnd economic price to the
farmer nnd n reasonable profit to the denier
Under, careful management." It Is pointed
out that only on snob, n basis ran'tlie entire
Industry be, at once, developed and sta
bilized. Penrose to Start
State Probe, Tonight
Continued from Piikw One
will be conducted upon a high piano
and will bo separated from factional
politics Those familiar with the situ
ation In the departments of the State
government nre convinced that (hero
never has existed such a degice of a
maladmln'stratlou and tho desire ls to
purge the Republican party of theiu
scandals, so that they will not con
stitute a liability In contests of the
future. liex'omT this all good citizens
will he interested In the Investigation,
snd ns long as thev nrn convinced that
It Is being conducted in good faith It
will command their support. Hut
broader than tho question of Itepubll
can politics there Is Involved the honor
and fcood name of the State The help
of Democrats and independents as well
as Republicans is Invited.
Those who took part In the "war boaid"
conference today included Senator lieldle
man. president pro tern, of the Senate;
Speaker Itlchard J. fialdwln. Republican
State Chairman Crow and Stati Senators
T Larry Kyro and James I. Mc.N'ichnl,
Senator Penrose announced that ho would
E to Washington cither tonight or to
morrow to remain there until the end of
the week, when he expects tn return to
Philadelphia to confer with members of the
Legislature nnd complete his legislative pro
gram Concerning the deficit In the State Treas
ury, as shown In the leport of Auditor
General Powell today, the Senator said,
"I am making a careful study of the
State's finances, but I am not In a position
at present tn comment on the condition."
HUGE ICE RINK TENT WKECKKl)
Winter Garden, Storm Victim, to Oper
ate in Open Air Now
The largest tent In the world, the cover
ing of the Winter Garden, Fifty-second
street and Lancaster avenue, collapsed dur
ing the wind, rain and snow storm at 2
o'clock this morning. Ono of the main
posts, holding up the cable which stretched
from end to end of the tent, had cracked
yesterday afternoon while members of the
rnwly organized Main Line Skating Club
were cutting about the rink. It broke up
the party, but the rink was not entirely
rut out of use until the early morning storm
struck It.
Herman Harvey, president of the com
pany and manager of the rink, and J. T.
Bailey, third vice president, said today they
would make an ''open air" rink of It and
continue business tomorrow.
Flag Presentation at Hamburg
JUMQimG, pa.. Jan. S The second of
a series of four flag presentations to as
many Protestant congregations by Hamburg
Council, Qrdtr of Independent Americans,
was made to the congregation of St. John's
Lutheran Church last evening Councilor
A B I Iug made the presentation ad
diej and the Rev t Druckmtltor ac
cepted tb color for the congregation oa.
Wlli.in A Pike, Slate Council aecratarv
Uu-nejr, o PbiUdelpfeJa, wi U. prtn-
'ADVICE' BROUGHT VOTES
TO GOVERNOR'S CHOICES
Letter Shows How Department
Hends Were Made to Support
Brumbaugh Men
flovernor llrunihatiKtrs inalhml of en
listing the State departments in tlio cam
paign for Urumbaugh randldntes for (hit
legislature In the last State campaign l
shown III tt paper made public tortav. The
Uovernor wjs rematknbly sm-cetsfitt In nl
choices.
Heads of Stale departments were the
chatlHFl.l through Whlrll the Uovernnr
worked. They vvere called to ttiirrlstitirtt
In October nml given mvsterlmm envelopes
by .ImilM C. Delnlnger. the l lover hop's ex
ecutive clerk.
When the department heads opened the
envetopes they found two nmmvmntis tie
written papers. They tmm a i.nte in 'Oc
tober, hilt they were neither iidlrrM to
any ono tlor feigned.
Pinned to It lung list of raudldnles for
tho State Legislature was n lmit slip with
tho mtvlcp: "Wo nre littereiir-d In the clop.
tlou of ,t. II. Wylln. Wllklnsliiiiit. Allegheny
County, to the House t.f Representatives
Will -ynu hlndly nsk vour men In snld
county In nsslst In thl. and repurt below
what can ho expected-.'" Mr. Wylle was
elected. '
Tho larger sheet bore the nanus ir can
didates to tho House of Rpresentatlves
and nbove these, there was also advice The
department hentts were Informed ns fo.
lows :
"We nte Interested In all the Republican
nom'uees for Congress all of the Republi
can nominees for tile Slate .Senate with the
exception or tho Tvvemv-nrth lMHci. com
prising Potter. McKcnn and Tioga Coun
ties, In which we fnvnr Wiliinnt R. Long
street, and espedally in the following
nomlnoees for the Hou-e of Representa
tives." Then folfuued ;i inng h't of candi
dates. All bill thirteen of them were ee ted
'BLUE-SKY' STOCK LAWS
UPHELD BY U.S. COURT
State Tribunals of South Dakota.
Michigan and Ohio Are
Reversed
CASES TO BE REHEARD
WASHINti'ID.V. .Inn. '-. The .Supleme
Court today reversed Stale courts which
held uncnnstitilt'onal the "blue skj" stock
lews of Ohio. Michigan nnd South Dakota.
Tho cases were temnmled.to Slate louits
for fuither proceedings. .lusllfe Jlclley
nolds dissented from the opinion, which
was read by Justice McKeimii.
The Ohio bluu sky law regulate" the
sate of securities issues nnd pieneilbes
license iiualinratlons for cuneei ns eng.iged
in fiecurltiis business. The emit levers d
decisions of the lower Feileiul courts which
enjoined Slate and lounty olllcluls from
enforcing the regulatory and cliuiiual fea
tures of the law. Tlli louei lilts held
that the law was an Invasion of tho powers
of the Federal tioverument becati'ie it at
tempted to regiilntn Interstate commerce.
The .Michigan "blue sky" lnv Is Intended
tu protect Innocent Investors. The lower
court"! restrained Frank W. Herilik, John
W Ilenier and ('runt Fellows, olllcluls
charged by the Slate with the enfoi eminent
of the law.'fiom enforcing it ng.iiust X. W.
llnlhpy & Co. and the Weis Fiber Company.
The South Dakota "blue tk.v" law gov
trns the sale of securities of outside cor
porations with no assets in th Stale At
torney Cenernl Caldwell, of South Dakota,
a member of the Slate Securities Com
mission, appealed fiom the dicislou of the
lower courts holding the law unconstitutional.
Credit .Manager Promoted
NKW YORK. Jan. 22. Wlllluin K Laku
has been iipjiolnml an assistant cashier of
tint Mechanics nnd Aletnls National Hank.
For a. number of years Mr. Lake was rrullt
manager of this bank.
THE MACCAUEKS
Renowned National Oflicers Hero Willi
Woman's Ueneflt Association
A meeting of the Hcdlcntcii.v Committee
was belli at the home of the chairman.
Mis. Francos M. Helms. Fift -fourth and
Liiusiiouiie nveiiue. Inst Saturday evenijig
Considerable business was transacted, I lie
subcommittees nil lepurling progress, de
spite, the Illness of many members und
guanl. The lehrarslng for the display
drill is pincecdiug mid tho pest leheurstil
of tho union staff and the guard will be
held this evening.
Mrs Ihniiia Mllfs. h nam I'imiiiiii inter i.f I'lnlit
ilrfpliU llovlmv. nnd lieutenant riiiiiinunI,,r of the
clesree SUIT. ntertiilnvil Hie ulalf nt her home,
IMt South., Hroad riri-ei, lam W'edni'futMy eve
ning The Hlnlf In determined tn kep uu till
tuthiE new members durlnn HUT.
PhilJileliihia Itpvlen. I'arktSay Iliillilius Mr a.
Ann!" lluuey eomuiuiiilitr, received elsht impli
cations fur nieniterHhlp nnd Initialed the lumll
lUteH tjut Tue&ijm evening Tlley took netlon to
iiurrhnt Home good building nnd loan Hociu
lion shares und "III net nut only tuenty-tlve new
member askeil fur by Hie liuuie utile e. hut will
muke It lltty. -in ovir thirty ner uleU.'iU .MUa
IlurKln. the supreme ihutilaln. minuuiieed that
teiila tho Rupreme oimnianJT. alias Ulna W
Weal, niul tlio ere.il eolnmander. Mlva NVllie R
lounabur. the dedication wuuld Im iittemled hy
ihe BUtirems recoid KeepfT. JlUa Framva l
Parlrldje: Smte I'ummaniler l-iltue. or U'unli
Inclon. I i ' . Sioto Commander RiisIiiikJ. of
Vlrslnia. State rommander Hurt, or Ti nnuuaee
ami bnverfil iliatrlit deputies from this Slute, and
that the prnurani for the entertainment, Mia
Minnie Schelileminii chairman, tiad been made
out Mra. Marian S'uhulann was a welcome
KUeat mid aiike uboul the. hainlkerrlilef liasaar
In be eh elk for the tienotlt of the uniform rank.
Port Huron trip fund
Quaker City Review 211 Park ,v nun Hall
131.1 Columbia avenue, received one application
tor memlrt?rahli to. start ihe )e.tr'N work and
am makluic arrancementa to aurpaaa ihc.ir lull!
record Mrs. Krnnrrs M Helms, limlrnwn of
Iho public meelins to lie held ni l.u l.u Teiupio.
was present and ursed the meml'era to aaalat in
m.iKlnB It a suiit-aa. Supreme I'haiilalu Ilursbi
eiplalned thai khe li.ul been wurklnx on the
program for the printer niul that ihe entertain
ment would lm one nf the lineal nci- held In thl
city Alan that there would be. u "memberahlp
meetini; " a meeting for memtn.ra only. In the
Inilrtva Kulldlnc (Itoeni A sixth Hoor on l'rl
ilay evening, I'ebruar 2 Ml liurxln also ataied
thai ineaalite from Ihe home ottUe staled Itiar
tha memtsrahlp oil tanuur 1 had paaaeil ttie
one hundred and uliH-it ihousand mark and that
the balance In nil funds amounted to 110,1117
455 27 and lhal Ihe Inlerem earnmH Ihe p,ist
ear on the funda hatl amounted tu (lallhOO
ARTISAN ASSEMBLIES'
NEW ADMINISTRATIONS
Ollicial Installations and Elec
tion of Representatives to Al.
E. Assembly Session
Keystone Assembly No 2 entertained 119
niembet's uiltt a minstrel show of homo
talent The iiileVlorulcr wns tlrolher Law
renco ttastnussen ami Ihe end men were
tlrofhers W. T, Uayless anil H t Hover
Flood Deputy James II. Mnloney inslnlled
In the most effective, wn the following officers-
Inspector, ! S N Klein i superln
tetident. tVllllMiu A. Conic, master nttlsiin,
S tltover Flood t'puii assunilnK olllco
Hrolher Flood niipolnied Ihe following ottl-cers-
Cundtti'tor, It t'. Hallls, ,lr : senior
master nf ceremonies. U Whltetam. Mr.:
junior master of ceremonies. (V V. Flood,
.If ; chaplain, William S Devenny; warden.
Daniel 1l. Smith: correspondent to the Ar
tisan. T Frank Tegttne.ver The following
representatives were elected. II. ('. I'lulcy.
Dr. J K Kitchen, W. S Devenny, Ur liu's
St. tloldeti. J. tthen Cinig, Jr., nnd I. S.
.V. Klein Urother Moloney nlso presented
in an able way the 1 M. Jewel to the re
tiring master ntllsan, Urother Kttgeno.
Smith.
Thn February meeting will be turned Into
ladles' night when Dr. Francis Ilnrvey
rireen, of the West Chest State Normal
School, w.ll tlel.vcr ii humorous lecture on
the "Mix Urcut Cities."
r Jl A Wesley 11 Kehr. ihrutv of iak
limn AasMiihlv. No. lis. Instnllr.l the r.illuw Iiik
ii. titers hi the mcetlmr on Tueila evnlns lnt.
iiispn tor, i l. KiK'tieraprrttrr; superlntvnileitt,
Invnins) K .Maimlon nnd msst. r iirtlsan, tt'll
nam r Voorhers. IP pn enmii,s in the Mnt
I.- ieli.ni Assembly me A W. (Itinther and A
.1 l,V"' nllerniiira. f. ii ivm hrraperaer mid
.1 v Hersrshelnier. there vere more (hall
Mm mr others present nnd nmoliil ihe visitors
were vv v, Donnelly, recorder, nml Past Mas
n-r XV II Potinck of St. John. Miner AMI
tin JI11.14 of illrnrd. I'nat Masters T F llaih
inn. i Imrles It. Item- nnd HuiH-rlninuleni
.vtai Salr. er FHIellty Asseltinlv. uml IMIIor
l.dnln X Miver A feature of tin evenliiK
vns ihe pr,.H.'!il.itlon of ii solid sold watch to
iiu- r.tiitns oiiKt.r nrtlaun, A. .1 Ketlev, tiy
1' M II. .XI A Jnlllea II Malum . roruler
il'puiv of link liiie Urother Muloue.Ca ehar
mlerftil adilrees received tienrtv intnlnetiiltllon
The B.ft u.ih audi n surprise to Urother Keltev
thai hi' was tolnlb at n loss, for it tlttlns re
spnnr, 'Ihe aiitnuil bannuet nf Oak Lane Assembly
w.ia hehl Mat Thliradav evenluu at tltrv Hotel
Itltl. nhuiise, utth a splendid att.'niliiue nf
l.nl'i a liiiiuhic In tiro Rrnmt ballroom fob
Inn it The i hit f speaker wns I!. J. Cutlell.
i ll al.itlstli Ian. who delivered a remarkable
ii'ln aa aparkltim nltli humor loaattnaater
s also introiiueeii ,vi i;
K lnsnoelor Jordan. .Xf. n.
ISM order Cox nml l. M. I!. . A. I'liuilea V.
.X!t Council
SONS OF AMERICA
IN CHURCH RALLY
Oiieralions of a Great Patriotic
Order in All Enterprises of
Ihiinan Uplift
The nel big event for Ihe Sons of
America In 'Philadelphia Is n church rally
nl Ihe Twelfth Street Methodist Hpleopal
Church, nt Tvtelfth and figden streets, on
Sunday. February II. and although con
ducted by tlin Third Philadelphia district,
all orantilantlon members In the city are
cMemleil an IPX Itntlnn to attend District
I'leshlent A M Porter has charge of the
nrrangenirnls. Many of the State officers
will be present nnd the meeting will be
nddresseii by Krnesl K. Clark, Plate presl
denl. wlio was formerly a clergjmnn and
Is a very forceful speaker, tine object of
this meeting Is to increase ihe fraternal
spirit between the camps in this dlstrirt
and to encolirnife rretpicnt association to
form Idens anil plntw for the future
llrother Porter Ihe district president. Is
very enthusiastic and vvtinls his district to
make- the best showing , r any of the four
teen districts in Philadelphia, which nre
made up of tm camps.
oil.
ii f Mn lii irmitrti
Nn llif, of Fn.hkfutd ttlm hint
tii-V.il v nt.
Wllllntn K Vmirh
M A. Thoinpffnti. ,.
('nnMvunltt Anm-mblv Imtle fnrtvfU tn thn
tiiM'tiriK room tn tho I'urkuv imtMum uml
i niinuitrl a "hmmi-wnrm!nK" for nxt innuth
at the Urnnl Frntorntty ItnlUHni:, Iiil'U Arrh
utrret Th following hrnthrs xvrrr Hcrto.1
r'pnfl.'ft)iitlr nnl iiltprimti: ltprii'ntrtttf.
O V. U PiiIbIo. I T. Mit'lusUi-y. ,lnmi-H W.
Taylor, Koatpp V .Irin, HHcrntiiH II 1
llarrvu. II. C Nk'hulM, It. T. Atmun, .lospph J.
I.cv.
Hpnrhin Axiinliv ilru ti kou1 attt'tul mrp.
Rfiiori-i nf n'c ortivr ami mihIiUt hIuiumI h'itllti
f'tindlilniij tn this rt'Jut'intiitl atntth thiumh
a Knoit-HlytMl rivU ItPt i mi htiud Dt)iit llcde
wan a vittltn nf ttn rli. nml nt 1 M .V
William MoiitKntnpry to itiMiall fhi uftUfra
Mimtr-r Arlld'iM Itilf iiu(llni"d IiIh 1iih Hrul
plan for thn rnr In thf ltiu nf huliu-Hi k
iiuctlMRH plfiitv of ttutid I'lihTliilniii nt und
tut hint In tt tn hrhitf out tho "boyM '
Tha- inrnit olo fur rciiivtu-itttitlw' and iilter
n ii'- nf l'niMriiH,t' A-i mtdy N n inrtf an
fnllnuK. Itt-pr H'in.ilit s. William . Kiitiitiirr,
iimritM ii Mill-inn, i itiri ?. I'urn-sh i. ti w
Miin'rui knii. tlcorKf . (lra.. UutU- It StmUH
ton. Kiinani l. .srimii, (iitrf u. nriir-maii.
Ir Jnlm H IVarnnn. William l.lpmy, llurrv
Swain, Hnmu-I !' Irlu. K I wood IlulttiH, Juim'H
A. ItuuMt'll Martin Kutit. iiiMtrue WHIIamh, til
tMiuit.H. W W Itt-d.-r. Jolm It Ulc'h, Wllllum
M (lalluKh!, M 1- Van Nulla. K It Mum-r.
John I.W'luir, rh.trli'H Htull Hammd HISMinlth.
Ktlw In Knlutit, ,Iotm W IIitrriH Kk ChurlfM .1.
CiiMt. William Knrh, l-'ifd lin. Jut oh Hmlth,
LniiiH I'.lliuttA. It. V'untt
!hn n n titill
- . :v - .. . .;
flt'lItMl Iiu- TnlmU'lllK l''l KflliailWH
h. mtil Inltltttt
Stiiiihw'
aiiit .mil
lidtn K l.iKtim. William It Kiwlc S.mu I
l"r. Sr WwttiT i: l.amoud Howard I.
!!nv.-8, I'.nticrl I Mi , .lamtm I M.irr. II
.1 Mct'iilli. !arl .1 VoKt, Harry Irwin. Tlmiini
H. JnluiNton Jitt'th T. ( armlrha1! AltHrnalfH
W II I'litlon Willlrim CiilUuuU II I1. l"vr,
Itlrhird Cariiilrhai I. .lohn A Mtihnl. Wlllluin
HWu Id. JoHfph A MacValr It .1. .Mi-Uih .Iimrph
rilM'tl Thf fidlnwlHK of tli ITU were liiHtullfd
l lii'utity .TiimiM i' .Murr In h ir linprHKl
ami t-f(l li'iil ni.inncr wlihout unhm (Ik ritual
Ahtwti I Artin.iii. William II. l.nulf. Hiiui'rlnlfiid-
nt. II IVtirum )t(tr. inn pet tor. Wtlltuni It.
Silndd. rti nnliT. Thunuin II JnliinUoii Tit pant
iiiuHtt-i m M'wil h.ih prt'Hcnt.t, tu n'tlrlnu MiiHii-r
ArtlHitn l.ouiin by Urother 1 hnmuH A Mi for I
in an liiuri'HMi rn.um.tr.
The follow Iiik appoint nifiKH wtp made 1
M.iHter ArilMan Knule. I'oudtn tor. William Cal
land. ha plain, W W tuph'ford, Kt-nlor manter
of f ii'inottlfH, w, c, .N'fwromh Junior muHtor
of ninuhlHH. A. I' U.irmr; warder. )liarl-H
W. t'alniM. Ji , ttntiiitf omniHtft, II. II. l.inett.
.lunifH C Mai r. Hair Irw In. orn-Hpondt'iil,
William .irhfld
Kn t vr tain tin nt i otniiiiiift --Walter K l.a
tnoiid. chutrnian. .InnifH AriiiHtruuit. H. IlitMnorn
AHhUrook, ltolr II ltot, l.tlw t'rale. J(uvph
rarmli'ltaid. William ('allaud II lenro Ii.vr
Samuel lHfi . Hi . A i. tlartu r Howard 1
llajm. CiMiPH. i; Hurt llarr 11 Hutnmcll,
lliirr, lrwln Jidin H l.tman. Trunk Lotuon,
Jiiiih'M It .dniuM JanifM (' Murr. ThoinaH A.
Mii'url. IMward A Mciill. ItoU-rt l MrKf.
Wlllluin Nfwi'oinh, W. H 1 'a (ton. Huwnrtl l
iVpji.T. Jnhn J. Umim. W W Nr.ipWnrd Wll
lluin Schfld. J. Huuiiid Htoan, OenrtftJ 10 Truln
ft, t'url J. Vnitt. Itlrtiunl I'wrmli hut I, Thom.iM
It Johmitnn. Wtlllam J .Mi l4wn.
Social i ntmiiliiu John 11. lAiun. I to hurt I'
AUKft. ilkMirK Trainer. Hurr Irwin, John
U. Uumuml, JoHiMdi T t'.irmli'hHt'l. W II. l'..i
tmi. Hdwln A t.oii Jaiitt-s I'. AyiiHiromr.
JaiiPH t. Man. William llaiuillon, Vintum Mr
I'uat'h, Hr
Unirpiitf Aio'tmitib. No. Hi, niertulntMl ii
ladtH on VdnetHla fcnin with u mlnxtnl
I'uu of home talent, rumtiojvd mostly of mm
iim of inn Hltilt i'Iuhh of whh'h tlit) lute itn
IIukIi ' .Urllrido wan tho teacher Over Umi
meUilAiii enjovfd ihe entertainment und rfrt.h
uirntii tnut toiiowed Master Artlsjn A. J Kel
lay. nf Oak l.u lie AHtmhl, delliereil the itdUrei-
In th precm of leput V. K. Voorhrca. who
wan eiiKueil in tho how Him ullta theru with hU
uifmbly tram.
The mom iivielhnt rei urder will uhurily tutnie
umiounrt npnii of the torty-Hftt. uunuul Heottion
of the moHt exetdlvnt itHnembly, to ht held In the
V M i' A. Hull. ttermHiititwii, tm WrUned.i
Murrh 7. th-rmuntown Amom.bly will at I uh
hoht und preparutlotiH for un unusual Ua hae
Ihhuu Itunlneasi fimlonM wilt n held mornltiB
uml ufternuon and u biuutuet In tint event ni;,
with feutlal mH)tiim and ntvriuinmt.t to fol
Uu. The annual humitv-t of 81. John'i Ai-seinbly
will he held un Thurnday vnlns next ut Tlilr
trbnth fatrt uml UlrurU nvwnue.
''nip So
Hincd fit mi
ion pi.tiinnl to mnho a Mit to amp No
- ?;''' ;hin Ut thi order) u un it
iJl r?.,V! I,t,', m' ,n,,,p I" "' rt ' w mom
h- nml "p.rf ."r,,,(tll rirMvfd i 'amp No An
w"I ' hluh rMnifittmt for Iho hiepiinlit
Til I'i '.". "lVr ''""tt" hnMnw ruentK hud a
..mi !,,WV,,rt from ,ftmll N"- ,rt' ,f 1'i'hnK
i'!!Lnnv1,'l!.rJ,r.v.H V'11 """ n l-lHilim fi.mi
! SI!!P. No 4, ll.m '"""! h MmiPt innin In Hn
u V ""tnp.iiilwi itv Hip Ninth ilmirtit ! u
u, ?r d ",ml A'"B thns. who ppuke w.re
Mta n Hitirtaix rtiarkt It. Ilittmn a iihmiiIu r
of l iimp No Ml. John Hanlnn. of i'.iuip No
John Hind, of No lit! John Holt of t.
liLi.,. iV"1'" A NV IM. Hiram W Mill". Ilarr.
ilSVin lt," MnrKn.. ii. It A Keih I. I
liitltnn Sjif Itiimtm. JnMvph Sister nd I'm,i
f.oiij, ail of tamp So '.
.!r.hr.. H,n'" HMr''f1 in.l ttiriuljim nf the
.?.'it.'.1. ,;oi,..pn!,",i. W,M mM,i" " ffh i.ii Nit
S "(1 mi No. -n HI sol Uin.nl a,rno-
Miin Vt "tr'llK ":i1ti" 'f tnmp No si.1 h
iiJo,ir.V'l.,,,H .,hn "'I"""' "111 hear Horn.
l.rJ.l5L,liorw"nl ulk M,M "' tf number of
piiririiifs.
imiip No 0 lo Id a minnl nmht
- ...... - ,,,, t. it it. ji niitini niuhi on Sinn
ilTuS' Th,rr. wu " uin' mnntlnsr With
'"J1",, AiwllliiM .sum erv flnn rofltntl
Mnndnv
mond
the
i,,,i:!.n",,i,,,rT"'r "' "! i.v,the";07h,..;s
vMille the liuli.s entortalnnl in ihn muslonl line
!.rv..in,VL,iIi'!,rl,.,,i;',,,")J- ,","1 refreshments were
iCh.i- 'i,.1-.l1V hr, "tf " ' r "eat auccesa The
iiillpa Aiuiliarv uf Viiinp No. 0 was orEnnlrtwl
J nihil"' "1 ."'", 1"'"' "' lh" eninp. and b
incinthb siHinl tilsht rnr cimference uml enter-
'JW )'!" nf.n,,'.'rl''. ;,m', """ Instituted
2ni ii1'1?' ''."P" w"h 1"-t"ir members nntl lina
ilVAl;"' ,"lxt;,'n nrw, "i.'inln-ra. It has n full
eniilpineiii uf pnraplii.rlialla. Iiua a complete
!.,,f,!I,'.' ,'i""V,' '"", '"" .1'rnu.llv be niiinbernl
amonu the lln. i a mus nr tho order
M.l.'."l."p.No M!)- l"eal. ,l Oermnntown nnrt
rJ.l?lirv. T.'V'i"""1- ,"'1 "" "iJHeenth nnnl
..Mii'irii.'' . rhl.iy evenlns In Ihe wnv of nn
Itr.M1"""''." ,IV '"slilent A. I, Dlcldliaon,
canslstlnK of a iniislenl net hv Iirnth.irs nf the
ciiinii. John Iievlln. imiiinlniilat: faitu unit White.
eillltlV f'nllKtfllnlvJ. Ida l.,n. '!'- .... i,.. . .
nnd ,i il.inri'. Itefreahnifnta were aprvi-d. II wns
essftll iilfnlr AiUlrrasca were mnile hv
ITesHlml Km I llriwkK mill Slnl Hee-
ru iirt'S.'itii d uiili liou
stitif a"'ret(irv pre
I. Iili'klnaun Willi the
w III" II Mils mrnptf(l In
nreaiilent. Svln-
hi mi, m
t'nlon Aaaenthlv liall une nf lis moat enjny
ulil maaltniia. Inlliaiion was fnllownl lij the
liiaiall-itton of ofC.itra. conttuclail by lupuly Pur
tur HlUUer In an sbla m.inner. vis : Maatnr
urilaan, Jomvs A. Kttrrat. uirlnleiuenl, flani
uot Tlsvh; Inspector. l IJ XVataer; coniluclor.
William 1' (lro: .fiilor maiur of riremoniea,
Hum, LhapUhi. leeatay: junior maaisr uf rem
niunU'a. rlj:lcj. recurder. Hamu.l XX'liikuortb.
uml luahlar. Kiavnbrey. Tha pruaiwcu In Unlun
Aaavmtily ur very prnmialns
Musi Uxirlleiu InaiKHlpr Joiil.ni Inslslleil llif.
offkrra of Kt Caul's Aaaembly No. 39. on
TuiadiO aventiiK ut Hie reuueat of H.puly XX" It
llroun llruihar Jordan's daltvary uf the ihartrva
fium uirmurv consiiiuteU u hlshl effitirni and
Mulsh, d pleie uf mirk.
The iiimrlrvlv meetms "f t lis. Iliiiins I'lub will
i.ika p'aie on XX'edneadjy evcnlntf,, .etirudry .'s
at Tblrieenib street and Olrard avvnue. Tho
i,r.ce iwr Plata will ba 73 ernts
aur
riiatrtet
relnrv llehns hn
nuets nf lluni'rn Tlin
eentol llrullinr I'hmi.a
Plisl irh,'llt a Jewel.
ii neiu apeerh r ihnnks Hrolher Hiikinsnii ulan
Hxnrrsseii his nriitliuil- fur ihe heurtv support
el veu him diirlnx his i.rm Thn followlne nirieera
were ilillv lustiilled t, lllatriil I'realdenl Knrl
llroilKH. IT, sldelll. Allell I. llli-kinxnll. vle
I ItllflM ttlfl alius nP fn xiitia
VVtilRt.Hf! rni urilln-s- a...t..a if ur'
. .-..... , c.i-1 i r-t,l I . .
.viursenaleiii lltiniK lui aerretorv, J. o limlea:
tr. naiin i. I.. Shermer: eumlui tor. Hoy I,.
Wl'l'l'mi'i j'il'uer""'- ''""" "'" u,,d uuird'
. 'ir,1P.!innr,,hli,;B ' lul'. "' mn No -ISf! will hold
a benefit at niiimiut'a .Xllnsirels duriiiK all this
ween rho returns lnll.ul.. a ureal aueceas.
The delevatea of the camps In nerlii r'nunty
nr,. mirinliiK un fur ihe bin .-ouiiii eonventlun
lo tie held ut llumburu on Ieliruur !'J.
I'anp No Sill, of llervvn. entertnined Rtnt
Se, rviury Helms und Dlatrlit I'reslilent Trunk
Hwnrner. nf llunnlnKlown. Insl Tueaduv eve
llllllt. Moih thull alxtv liiemhera of tills v
lllllll eiijuved one of the inoal aui i eaaful nve
nlniia of the .'uiiip'h inreir. liiatrUt I'realdenl
Hwurner lnstiill.il the nfHieia In u very utile
in un nor. and the Rtnte aeereMry delivered one
or Ida forceful uddnssea. vvhlih was aald to lie
the Ileal etTiirl till tliu prlllelnlea of llle order
delliered Ihero alme Urn Inalliiitliui of the
ea nip
fump No. !ITI. of l.uneaaler.' will dedicate
lis neiv hull neji XX'eilneadjy evenlns. The
eveiullvu eomniitlee of tho Hlale I'ninp hua been
Invited, tnueiher vilih all the leadlnK members
of Hie order In l..illi'ulr and aurroundlnir eoun
tlea 'Ihu new liiilldliiu la uu iiii-id.iUIh hriek
alruilure. of which 'Ilia rump lull Juatly feel
proud
1'luna for the llvlmt Sfiuudron'n visitation tn
the rumps meetinu .xluiul.iv evonlnus are tielue
inmpleted. The mutter will tw hrouulit before
the State ofnVera for their upprovul at n near
meelin of the ex. . -Ill He eiinimlltee. and the
i omplete arr.ina"ments. with the namea of tha
aiiiiiiilrun iiitiiile.ra will Is, niiuouiu'ed in these
( ulumna. ,
rump No 3.11 of Parkeaburs had aa sueaia
on 8uturda evtnliiK State Korretury Helms and
UlMtrlrt Prealil'Mit Prank Hwarner. nf lha rtiea.
ter-l)etuwiire dlatrh't. Tho meeting was Inter
eattiur thiouahout and a renewed aplrit uf In
terest ami euihiislusui Iiua been aroused In this
pari of old rtiealer I'.niniy
to make a stilt ItitRer Rain In tOIT The of fl
".ra are a wide awake efficient crew and will
slve n sood Sfcounl of ih'inseves i'oir propo
sltlons tyere received at the last mtsilna The
enmp ha llv!"lei1 Ma m-inbetshlp Ii lo three
teams railed He' While nnd iMue. tn enter
Into n contest forxw memlH'rs Special prtrest
uro nltereil to the vtsira
. ,- -
TIIK CKAM) FUATCItSlTV
Insltillntioiis of Officers ami Selection
of Faithful Workers for Haiuiuet
I'hllatlellililn Uraneti. N'o 4. hehi an Inter
estlns? flhtl largely nttemleil nieetlntt In eon
eetl hall of the ilntm! e'raternliy's new
btllMIng', H26 Arclt street. Tlio follovX'InK
ollleers vx-ere ilutf lusla Me-tJ to serve until
July 1 next : fast commander, William P
Fisher; rominaniler. Parker A l.vtner: vice
rotntnamler' K V. tteilltehl : tn-n nrer. .to
senh A. Kiniley: rullretur. ,f XV. Melxel :
rei-iiriler. t. .1 tllb-nn; marshal, b'reil K
West; jrulile. William Itlggerstnfl; Riiard.
I'ltaries Hugo; Sentrv. It XV thlstnil, Jr.;
trustees, Thomas II. Uitrns. William A.
Hlevvnrt nml Alnrk freas: pianist. William
J. Wrlsbecker. Kurty-lhe new members)
proposed since the tieeetnher meeting were
eleeteil. A fcootl entertainment, "eats" .Tinit
amohes" were en toyed
l,Th?H".1,n"l,..',""'.'',; "f. '. 'fsuhtiU" will he
VTJA '" '"e bniuiuct hull nf the new blllldlns tin
t2,l,V..Ch'n.5!l,:" . An .nemher, of ttVSn.h
;2' . i 'V"!.0.'.' ' nrtJt " '"" ' the. renulnr month v
neetlna ilurln Ihe cr UH7 will be entitleil
. sha i e In the next nnnmil t.:im,n, t Th. fol"
M'Vv', ;;!.'?,"" " """" ,",""u"t
,r XX'. Albrldit .X I. HroSn
tn ..
ii..n..' .: '-"' i..-. .."" "7" "Uium urivffii
i.taitiiii iiiijiTri, riNiiiT imriit-ii ii ii IfJrvv.
!?"".. ,'...'k,1J"1., M;:,-"v; '''' m'Zi.
, aix-nnj. r it l.r.IIIIOi A
I 'a nip i TiTI I lilt ili' i
memheri". and ttnameM to
ul)ifaiiliat ualu In
l!Ull and It propoXeM
PHILADELPHIA'S
FINEST BUTTER
X ,fv.f-aa sal a ap f
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IVJANH & DlLKS
1102 CHESTNUT ST.
Ladies
Misses'
of
and
Suits
Tyrol Wool
Spring and Summer
Models and Colors
'The model), styles, colors are
original, new and are not on sale
elsewhere.
Aljo the New
Hats
fAftH
tioa
& DlLKS
CHESTNUT ST-
"Gold Seal" is the highest grade
of freshly churned Butter pro
duced. It is delicious in flavor
and possessing that sweet, deli
cate fragrance which is only
found in Butter of Superlative
Quality.
GOLD SEAL BUTTER
appeals to the most particular
people, and its price is always as
low as market conditions will
permit.
It Pay to Buy BuHer
"Where Quality Counts"
GOLD SEAL
BUTTER
ib.
HY-LO BUTTER
CA.RO BUTTER
ji.
lb.
42c
38
"Where Quality Count"
ROBINSON & CRAWFORD
The Store for Particular People
Throughout the City and Suburb
Tlio oua und liatua ut lender
porke-. so Into (lis making of
Deerfoot Farm
Sausage Tooiivaiue
Absolutely no uaste
Willian; I IllBBtratnir. Tj.i. Il llurtw. Jmei
.."'eWt. ' ' '"" '"-lt! '' allfthan P K
l rliaer. P. A Kmu i' l- f".e .-...
.1 I'Hllnhnii. A A rivnier, ',r I'at.lnn It vv'
Mehmann. It JHix.ni. It' XV. t""o"i. XX II.
Imffner, ll.iir.v lum A o Khunuli XV i"
'",,;; li. W II eiafc'n. lfK.lia.,1,.
.1 .XI Klsler M..rU Kr..is. XV fi"h-' r
XV Intlu's It A ll,li.i, XX I" frl hie II It
I Irnle it j it. mei h .1 iih,.m h v ;,.,
Ion XX llooiliniiii r i; Mi no. XX ll'JU.ti M
KoniSller I' 1 ll.r.lnil.i VV llelliilm" r I! M
llmiin t: K .lolinson. It (.ram .. K "Al K. n
i. II Minis rnnnti Ixeeuin v .1 Imiv
It Kemprr XX Ii I Win. i 'inn us i.'nu
r.ui.nrt. i.i.Herie , ,. i.eivr.nte 11 t. l.ifn
l.ert. f l. I If hi XXilllam l.eiro. tt r l.nrlier
ninnn J A .XII. hm Is t! XV Miller Xt XX'
!
lteI lr. W V.ttxol : MrKale. .T. B 1IHI9.
XVilii.im Nellson. A. XV Naudnsti.cr
Tt ! lltierMiiler. XV !". Olsetl F XV Osmond,
J J m,ns, ! i" otte V PendrlU, n.
Unlmhv. H. nesnl'KT '. Itnsenhera-. .? II Huht
llno. II II. Itels. 1'hwrl'S Ilex Herbert Hnvrnx
E XV ItedneM. I, ltoUlnsoli.lt t'etihert XV A.
Wewiri. XV It g, ninict, I St" hie. K. Siraka,
It It HI Maur. .1 A Sml.ev. vhendore IV
Jseholler J ffiollatlmer. V K mlili 1' Hpratt.
XX". It Tnlor. J AfaBTiirjler. I litis t tlnh l
..n liexi.r JostriliVatxl VV .t XV else. . ker,
Rdivdld XXftlUre. t i: XXVal 1 .1. XX'el.loii.
II II XVest U. J, XVnttin. J A. XVInrll. J. XX'ei
nwnii, XX'. i VVililard
Rlerrin Humeri. N"n r,rt, will linM Its rrdular
nionthlv meet Inn in th nie butl.llnir intnorrow
evehln. The entertainment eomtnlttee lms
nrrnniteil.a friwram diverslrted frt-m artlstie
vnenl ami instrumental matte, tn exhibition nt
nthletle akjll All ntemtterti. with friends, nre
timed tn doMih hand for the "Ills dolnes "
Ladles- Hrnnch No. ".'0
nevy tiutldlmr nit Thtiievlav
earn win i.e eieited n
will meet In the
ninir next, niren
nrat term or
vat
Hi
till? There will tm n thnflm: dlali nartv con
ill . led In Miss Martnrto l.voti. dinneslle aclence
xh rt r X. ! Jersev. nnd after the Rood
Ihirmr luve l)iii inoked on the snot nml "Men
11 tour of fnatieetlon of the Hrand traterniiv's
new kinldliiK will b' made Thla will nlve -hose
vvhrt iNti not nhl to lie vJlth ua at thy hous'
vvnrminir exerclaea un New X'eni'x Hay nn op
porturiltv to vlnw the new hsine llich ladv
tnemher la prlv Hated tn brut, one Riieat, if
i.efcnnwh,lm'nt of Invliallon Is etit au that
rt'Servatluns tan tie made.
tnat park rtranen. na. ii
IndiistrlBl llritneli. No nn. nml Oak Park
Anv member nt East
attend"
un Ihe
quit" of their reapoetlve branches,
if .., h Vn. ltrlfl. urhrf
iliirln Itilf will Bet In on the "faithful ban-
nln .rneetliuri
OIIDKH ODD I'ELLOWS
Tho Qrnnd Mnster Dolig3its ft Uig Goth
ering of Eminent Worhora
The Phllartelpliln Artlvo Oild KelIovvR As
hoolntlop condui teil n highly siieeesfnl fes.
tlval nl Lit t.n Templo im snturilny pxnnmp
Afttr n unrlnl ItrtenMiiirM' of the xetemn
meinlier nml vvorUeic their tail leu nml
liiiiilthlers of Celieluih In Hie auditorium
tli ruiniintiv nf t'! ri"il tn the bntntiiet hull
wheie iliiiinir the vuiirfie "if the flintier nn
i.rfltestni nn'oiiiiinnle I Ihe cenornl rhnrus
u reliRlniut lis well ti i.lhei populnr sonps
Sl'- Slnij T"fon, the id" I "f thu orphat-aRe
-imp; several solos
rM-sl.. nl XX'llln 11 r H.ihhs oa loastninster,
pres.nli.l Hi inl Sl.ist. i Perry A. Khanor, who
ollTred n (lil.lrrss rui rehnst, farn
nrtimisile ns his own neraonafltr
shed , n n. h fraternn.1 IHshl In the
of lodge i opina of ibis, wonderful irjt
The ftrvi, XV'aitrr II tjfrenway. of 1v
airtlelf a hnimv r Ii trrt hA An nlh 1k
his Hiidl.twe Jiida Emory A XVatJ
me itov. Jm llrur Maeka- were ,
fid thnlr rniingimcnm lo apeak ana
was eitar.u ror n aeiinhirui aance
Tlei rffN eta ft the.aMoelntlori ivrr j
vVillhiin Iliibhs vf.co prealdent 1bdn
"ien pcrrawry. u, oijrn a. wrunnr.
vVllllam lr Ireland, on'mlitee on fwrni
rt tlirmin. m.ib m i, xfnerse. a, si
XVIIIIain XX' XViuner X"'l.liam l nohbaj
11 Met'tibe Ramul I Knorr l it. I
Kmlneiti offlrlala prcatnt weth- tJ
ter irrai.l Bcrlbo of the rrxnd
t-taftt llrali.l 1'alrl irph. MsmiiAt If
Matthew tTJ XX'vletf . Hlatrlct 'hanuLv fie
tera I'efr Olson 0 n, Ureiinan nnd!
i isner, i n u itiennrason..DrR9Iuen
orphnnnBe Jlrs J inry N. .XtaslrxVprwIt!
Irs Hall Ii Mend el -'nreAry TW t&Gp
rfVasenir.iv, nnrry r- vvrigju ano t. a
neslxtant s. i ret i rles of the itrand Id
lieii.ei i,nuuuii a no uiair M Jlie7.
l.ode Thnnria f 'nwdon and Oeorea S
nf I In. Innat la Trfidno. j.. J fiueax. hfZ
ins I.ode j in rrli-on Kerat. ot I'aelfli
Sold 111 2. S. 10. 23 and M It., rallft
bail a n d In 1 , 2 and G lb. cartonvl
licacuiki uie reunery
When your rccipo nayejl
add . augnr rcmerabc
theres
A Fianldin Sugar for every i
Granulated. Dainty Luraps. Poxi
aeretl. xonl action era. iSrown
BONWTT TELLER. CuCCX
tecfoeaa(5iopOrfatoafion6
CHESTNUT AT 13th STREET
ANNOUNCE BEGINNING TOMORROW. TUESDAY '
keJvlost JVotabie aaie of
&
cJ
urs o;
r
f S f j-. f f g
Si a i r y t
izjuaiitucD aasti
ion
vterlnefd by this Shop
Included is Ihe remaining Fur Sloclz of Bonwil Teller & Co. together with
several extraordinary purchases of Fine Pelts from among the Foremost
Fourreurs in this country. These Pelts liaoe been Fashioned into Fur Coats
of the Latest Silhouettes, Neckpieces and Muffs, added lo the-choice selection
of this shop, and will be offered ., ( a
At About One-Half or Less Than Regular Prices
Scarfs
7
15
5
6
2
6
2
2
4
3
3
Formerly
Natural Raccoon 10.00
Hudson Seal .' . 15.00
Natural Sltunlc 17.50
Beaver 17.50
Red Fox 25.00
Black Fox 29.50
Taupe Fox 55.00
Battleship Grey Fox. .55.00
Hudson Seal 45.00
Beaver 25.00
Black Fox -45.00
Now
5.00 10
7.50 14
9.50 5
9.50 7
15.00 2
19.50 6
35.00 3
35.00 S
29.50 4
15.00 6
25.00 3
Muffs
Formerly
Natural Raccoon 16.50
Hudson Seal 19.50
Beaver .25.00
Natural Skunk 25.00
Red Fox 27.50
Black Fox 29.50
Scotch Mole 35.00
Hudson Seal . .'. 24.50
Beaver 39.50
Natural Raccoon 24.50
Natural Skunk 35.00
Now
8.50
10.00
12,50
12.50
17.50
17.50
19.50
14.50
25.00
14.50
19.50
Women's and Misses' Fur Coats
40.00
7 French Seal Coats
(Dyed Coney Pells). Regularly $65 lo $75
9 French Seal Coats . ,
(Dyed Coney Pelh). Rcgulaily $S5.00 48.50
11 Hudson Seal Coats
(Dyed Muikral). Regularly $95 lo $1 10 65.00
4 Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats
(Dyed Miukral') Sl(tml( Collar.
Regularly $125.00 85.00
11 Hudson Seal Coats
Self Sailor Collar. Regularly $145. yt.UU
5 "Bernard Model" Hudson Seal Coats
Fauci) Collar and Cuff. Regularly $165.00 11 A Q A
2 Imported Capes of Hudson Seal
Kolinsky and Sl(unl( Trimmed. i t s rr
Regularly $195.00 110.00
9 Copies of Imported Hudson Seal Coats
Natl. Skunk and Self Collar. ' t at rf
Formerly $195.00 lo $225.00 1 45 .00,
7 Model Hudson Seal Coats
Varioui Trimmingi. 1nr, -.-.
Formed? $295 to $350 l 95.00
5 Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk and Kolinsky Trimmed. . -
Formerly $345 , $395 225.00
l Scotch Mole Coat
Border and Collar of Taupe Wolf.
Formerly $275J)0
l Baby Caracul Coat
Skunk Trimming. Formerly $550
l Baby Leopard Coat
Fo,merly$i25 00 195.00 I
195.00
395.00
Novelties in
Fur Sets
Battleship Grey Fox Sets.
Formerly 59.50 39.50
Red Fox Sets.
Formerly 52.50 32.50
Natural Kimmer Set.
Formerly 65.00 29.5Q
Kolinsky Set.
Formerly 95.00 50.00
Fisher Set.
Formejly 125.00 75,00
Dyed Blue Fox Sets.
Formerly 125.00 75,00,'
Slate Fox Sets
Formerly 125.00 75,00
Pointed Fox Set.
Formerly 110.00 70.00
Black Lynx Set. .
Formerly 145.00 85.00s
Old Gold Fox Set..
Formerly 145.00 95.00
Hudson Seal and
Ermine Cape.
Formerly 85.00 55.00
Kolinsky Cape.
Formerly 185,00 110.Q0
Hudson Bay Sable Stole.
Formerly 350.00 200.00
Hudson Pay Sable Set.
Formerly 550.00 395.00
Mole and Kolinsky Set-
Fwmerly 195.Q0 UQ.QQ
Long Ermine Stoles.
Fvmerb 125.00 65.00
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