'ijra " 1 1 !M ii IBRITISHHOLDFIRM ONZONNEBEKELINE Another German Counter Attack Smashed by Haig's Men FEARFUL LOSS INFLICTED Prince Rupprecht Hurls Forces Against .ngi.an juuiu uii Utter Disregard of Life LONDON, .Sept. 28. Gorman counter-attack delivered dur ing tho nlsI,t ncar 55ornclcl0 wnH com pUtely iminshed. nceordln to tlio War Office Btatemcnt today, which Bays that only Isolated points aro now offering re sistance. ' The rcirlon south of Tower Ilamlcta and Polygon Woods liavo ucen cleared of the iicniy. A successful laid m also con ducted ly H'o Hrltisli southwest of Cherlsy. The enemy artillery continues nctlc. "No slaughter of the Germans slnco tlio first baltlo of Yprcs has been comiurahle to the tcrrlblo losses Inflicted on tlio cncm In tho last two battles around Zoimebckc," General ' M. Maurice, director of opera tions, asserted today. "Slnco tho end of July there has been virtually ono continuous battlo for posses Ion of Zonnobcko ridge, which Is the ko to the whole system of Flanders lldges. The Germans nroJlBhtiiiB their hardest. "In our last two lights wo gained nil ob Jctlcs with Email losses. Tho ninny counter-attacked dozens of times, but wcro annihilated 'Tho Germans employed 75 per cent more divisions than wo did." Tho enemy's counter-uttiicks jesterday and last night were delUcred with utter dls. tfgard of losses, and tho if suit was fright ful carnage. With leckless abandon and frenzied determination, l'rinco Itiinprcrlit B of Bavaria, the German commander, sent regiment after legimcnt In massed illii lions against tlui Hrltlsh-Auslraliau line, only to see tho few who iclurncd climb hlch over the bullet-riddled bodies of their coin rades. Tho HritMi held eery position they bad captured. Tho'Ocrman Iohscs aro s.ild to hao been tho homiest ot p.iid in such ' "a thort period. . At surprlbingly low lccN dc-porato air tattles were fought. A dozen HrltMi all planes wcro lost and flttcen German ma chines In nil wcro shot dow it. RUSSIANS' CAPTURE TOWN IN CAUCUSUS rirrilOGUAD. Kept. 28. Capturo by tho Hussians of Oromaru was facially announced today. Oromaru Is In tho Caucasus, twenty-four Biles west of Jleri. AIRPLANE CONFERENCE TO SPEED UP OUTPUT Standardization of Parts to Be Discussed by'Makers and Engineers WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. Greater rapidity In airplane production In the United States Is necessary. It was learned today that this Is the" real motivo for tho call for a conferonce, beginning Sun day, of nil airplane mnnuf.ictuicis in the United States. Invitations to ceiy manufactuier making any part of un airplane) liavo been sent out broadcast by the Aircraft Production Board and tho Society of Automotho 'engi neers. Tho conference will open Sunday and will hold over until Monday night, It not longer. Standardization of parts is to be dis cussed, Tnls Is given as tho reason for the conference ; but tho Aircraft Production Board will take steps to speed up America's aircraft output. Prominent makers of air planes will be called upon to soho ques tions which seem likely to deler tho pro gram undertaken by tho Alrciaft. Hoard. Problems will bo woikcd out by the manu facturers thenisclxcH. Tho Socletj of Automotive I'ngineets lias a long list of standardization suggestions which will bo puj. before tho manufacturers. These go'eveu us far as bolts and nuts. Tlio proposition Is backed by both the Aircraft Production Hoard and tho International Airplano Standards Hoard, As boon as this ttandardlzatlon Is accomplished it is El claimed by experts that the American air II 'Program will go forwnrd with a" bound. It Is pointed out that with standardized parts, many American factories now working at different angles can exert their cnegrles In no direction. Standardization for all allied aircraft wllf also be discussed. This Is a hope for tho future, but at present, owing to the great degree of difference In designs, la hardly possible However, steps have al ready been taken to standardize accessories ; and equipment, and It Is tfio hope of air mail producers that before many months there will bo a slnglo type of battle plane I" tho allied aerial squadrons. - American officials aro even pursuing tho standardized Idea to tho unlfoiiiis and clothing to 'bo worn by American aviators. No flying uniform has yet been adopted, but numerous ones have been submitted. It Is probable that yellow leather, sheep Wn lined uniforms will bo adopted. A standard typo of headgear, once In uso in football, has been favorably acted upon by tho aircraft board and tho supply qom mlttce of the Council of National Defense. Sunday's conference will be momentous because It will bo the first meeting of all JaJers In airplane construction In tho tnfttd States. Addresses will be made by men high in the science of the nlr. EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 28, 1917 , ' rjr-r ? TO AID I'KENCII KIDDIES Dr. Florence Chapman Child (upper) and Dr. Dorothy Child, of 5023 McKcan avenue, Gcrmantown, who will sail for France before October 1 with the third detach ment of the Ited Cross Child Wel fare physicians and nurses. TWO WOMEN DOCTORS WILL LEAVE FOR FRANCE L'AUSTRIATEMEUNA RIPRESA DI OFFENSIVA Lc Squadriglio Acrcc Itnlinne Tormcntano le Itetrovie Nc- micho Gettandovi Tonncl- late di Alto Esplosivo GLI INGLESI ATTACCANO Drs. Florence and Dorothy Child, Sisters, Engage in lied Cross Welfare Work Dr. I'loiciiLO Chapman Child and Dr. Doiutliy Child, sisters, of D0J3 JlcKean ao iiue, Germautown, will sail for Trance In ii few days with llu thltd detachment of Ited Cios'i child welfare dollars mid muses. They nn graduates of Ilryn Manr Col lege and also of tho Johns Hopkins t'nl crsltv. Tr. Flinence Child has been con nected with tlio liurouu of Health for seve ral years. She was a'so an intcinc at tho Sjracuso Ilc-nitM for Women nnd Children and tho Hables' Hospital of New York Dr Doiothy Child was nlvo an Interne at ilie latter institution and later nt tho Wom nn's Ilosoitul, of this cltj. ISHII DESIGNATES U. S. AND JAPAN COMRADES Nippon Mission Has Busy En tertainment Schedule in Lit tle Old New York SEW YOI.K. Sept. U8. "Japan will ninko herself as unpleasant to tho enemy as her phjslcal nuikc-uii will permit or her Ingenuity iomolc," dei lured Viscount Isjill, who, with otner meniners of tho Impel lal Japanese ConimKsloii, weie luncheon guests today of tho New Yorlt Chamber of Commerce. Tho altitude of Japan toward tho great world war was further emphasized by Vis count limit as follows: Wo aro with you as your Allies, your comrades and your partueis In tho win ning of this war which means so much to nil tho world Hen-, indeed, the Hast meets tlio West on a common ground. "That Koy.il Hawk, tho sun, has Mown from tho orient's hnnd and lighted In tho West." Tlio day has dawned In which tho cb teiday is forgotten: when old prejudices, old misunderstandings, f.ido and .ton gicet us us we greet you old friends and new-made brothers In tho stiugglo for human liberty, human freedom and national existence. TO STUDY AIRPLANE MATERIAL CABINET DISCUSSES COAL, LABOR AND LIBERTY BONDS Comment Also Made on the Bernstorff Expose and I. W. W. Activity ; .WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. Coal produc- UOn Bnd Inhnn t-mil,lu tn fkn Milnna lima ,1,A jjj'f object of discussion when Tresldent Wilson met with his Cabinet this after noon. Comment was made on the Bern torft expose In the House of Representa tives and Attorney General Gregory dwelt at some length en the activities of the I. t u an(1 tl,e 8teDS taken to curb them. Labor troubles In shipyards was reported i n by Secretary of Labor Wilson, who had Just received a rpeclal committee returning " a im; to the Paclflo coast t " enure camnet proposea pians xor r'wi-iea crtorts to gfct behind tne ne.u k Liberty Loan. , Appointments nt City Hall City appointments today Include those of Stanley n, Duncan, 1039 North College ave WM. draftsman. Department pt Wharves, uocka and Ferries, salary, $1600 ; Joseph II )wer, Bybcrry, engineer, Bureau of Charl "w. M200; Alfred Boone, 4J7 Martin street. Wuffeur, Bureau of Water, $1000, Jacob tlc, sj:t North Kourth street, Janitor, '! u ot Water. $7 JO; David Charlton, U North JElghth etreet, machinist. Bureau Pennsylvania Stato Collego Starts New War-Work Class STATE COLLEaH, 1'n., Sept. 28. Training students as Inspectors of airplane material Is the latest wartlmo addition to the curriculum of tho Pennsylvania Stato College. Prof. George It. Green, of tho de partment of forestry, today started a class of twenty young men In wood technology They will study the structure strength and durability of spruce nnd nsh, which aro tlio chief woods used In airplano construction. Gocrnment officials have told Professor Green that there Is great need of compe tent inspectors to bo stationed at tho va rious plants throughout tho country. Later the courso will Include a study ot the tim ber used In ship construction, nnd I'enn State will co-operate with shipbuilders in supplying inspectors at their yards. , DRIDE Of TWO WEEKS DIES Stiickcn with an Intepiaf hemorrhage, Mrs. Stanley Krnus, a bride of less than two weeks, died suddenly late Wednesday night, at tho home of her husband's family, at Ablngton, on the York road. Mrs. Kraus was Miss Katherlno Bodley. of Cincinnati. or marriage to Mr. Kraus took place In that city on September 15. Mr and Mrs. Kraus arrived In Ablngton early this weclc for a short stay prior to occupying their new home In West Philadelphia hatastehtniy ' sltinwas until I R cleared it with esinol Even V tho redness or roughness nro severe and have resisted ordi nary treatment, a little use of Kes -n3 Ointment and Reslnol Soap will Ssially bring out the skin's real beauty. ... . , ,, RtUnol Ulnimeni ui ..... SoieonUln onlr p" t l'-dUuuawlirotlutintdlatWUcn llOMA. 28 Scttembrc. Dallo notlzle cho glungono dalla fronto Itnllana ben chiaramento rl rllcvn cho tuttt t tcntatll fattl dal ncmloo per rlconaul ntare lo pcrdut" poslilonl nelki recento of. fcnsUa dclle truppe del Benernlo Cadorna sono andatl fnllltl. La convlnzlono tlio gll Allentl Inlzicrauno un grando inovlmento dl offenslva prima cho si InoKil l'lnvcrno, per occupare po slzlonl soniprc plu' favoreoll cho poFano nsslcurare un colpo declslvo per la prossmia. prlmavcra, grUndemcnto preoccupa gll alia triad, 1 quail lacrano senza tregua a rnf forzare le loro Unco cd a crcaro nuovo opero dl difesa. Intnnto le tiuppe Itallauo hanuo comple tion l'occupazlono dcU'altlplnno dl Bain Blzza ove l si sono fcrmauicnto conbolldato. Presontemento una grando nttlvlta' o' splegata dagll nlatort itnltanl I qualt con timmmento complono rlcognlzlonl Htilto ir troio ni'iulche, oo lo truppo nustrlaiho liposano, spargendol it tcrrore con lo loro opcr.izloul ill hombardamcnlo. Gll nustrlaii hniino tentato Mil II attac clil li sorpres.i td luiniin llcorso niirlio ft minlchn iriln.-i per tenture dl sloggtaic 1e truppo Italluno dalle poslzlonl cho essl hanuo rccentcmento perduto; ma i loro trntatiM noli snuo rluscitl cd essl liannu sublto nuoo perdlte. 1'cco II teste del uomunlcnto del gcncr.ilo Cadorna, pubbllrato lerl sera dal Ministers delta Guerra Itallauo: In vaill settorl del Trcntlno o nulla fronto Glulla II nemlco ha tentato dl sor prendere 1 nostri postl ill cwsorvaziono. ma oviinqun ' stato lesplnto. NelU reglono dflla Marniohid.i II ne mlco ha fattn esplodere una mln.i tcn tando ill s-IoKglntcl dallo poslzlonl cho ronqulxtainmo eneidl' n notte. Ancho questi; teutatlMi o' nndntn falllto Sull'altiplano del Carsn si e' notata un' nuiucutat.i attivita' da par to ilclfnrtigli rri.i liemtcu cho c' stata cfflcacemcnto lontrob.ittut.i ilalln nostra batterie. OH Impl.into ferroxlnit tiemlrl ill Gra hovo o DottoKll.ino fuiono lerl attaccatl dalla nostro squadilgllc arree, cho i fe cen c.ideio rluqui loniii'llalo dl bombe. La nazlono del nemlco fu luilsslma. Durante una serio ill combattlnienll iicrel Holtisl snpia Aslago, una nostra lnarchlna piiiip abbattuta o caddo In Qamnio dentro le nostro linec Dlsp.iccl da Loudra lecano cho lo ttuppo iuglesl hnnno rlportato uuoW successl con tro I tedeschl Infattl 11 maresclallo Hnlg In un suo rapporto, doio ner dlchlarato cho le sue truppo hauno rnggiunto 1 loro obletthl nello Flandre. dlco cho ben setto niiif?i& n,",fi'w isasaamm C-. , "iilVSJ SECOND FLOOR fS'.K .,t?' 1. 1" j' 38 Women's Sraarl Mel!y Boo! s I A , . - 'T V T u ", ;'v 7Vv. v'Il i - i x w i Oni of Ibi v Many Htylen eJ Another shipment of the most want ed styles: Extra High Cut. in Pearl Gray, Havana Brown, Ivory, Chnmpagne, Tan I'ussia Calf, Pat ents, Run Metal alf and Black Hazed Kid; Welted nnd itched Soles. High and M i Iltarv Jieeis. sizes 1 to 8 and A to K wide in the assortment OTHER GOOD STYLES Women's Stylish Shoes .95 $1.98to$5.95 SPECIAL Pearl Grey Kid C with cloth tops.V Tan and Black Eng lish Walking Shoes with Military Heels; also Patents and Glazed Kid; Welted and Stitched Soles; all Sizes and A to E Wide in the assortment. Women's Satin Party Slippers Special $ 1.98 Ileal smart Joo'tlng-, k with square throat, si lone vamns. hieh a tS r wid70 1,rench heels; Atoi.id8 -NO ,n pJnk( B, Black and White. 2000 Prs. Women's High Cut Military Spats All the wanted tf shades and i n VL M white. Children's School snoes c 1.39 8Ttoii 1.59 uj, to2179 Gun Metal and Pa tents, right shape last; sizes 5 to 8. Boys' School Shoes Satin Calf Bluch- fc 1ft ers; sires 9 to 13', "r J ZZJL Boys' Wax Calf Shoes $ft At Special fM.0 The shoe that will stand the Hard Knocks; New English last with Blind Eye lets ts tof: l W V-V ( -nJ -v-x m "v 8 Iff X Your Uniform la a Pass to These Events Today 5 16 p. m. 7:00 p. m 9:00 p. m. 6:30 P. tn. 7:30 p m. 8.00 p.m. S:00 p. m. 8:00 p.m. Motion rlcturos Strand The atre, Germnntown nvenua and Venango street. Uniform ad mits. French Class. Recreation Center No. 2, HulldlnB 253. Instructor, Dr. A. W. lien xeil. JlcClaV Concert Navy Tent. In tlio jnrd. Motion I'ietureB nnd Musi cale Furnished by Vox Film Corporation). Old St, Ste phen's Club, 19 South Tenth street. Soclnl for Fifty Men Tenth Presbyterian Church, Thir teenth and fc'pruco streets. Vaudeville Recreation Cen ter, No. 2. N. D. Short talks are given dally by the Itov. N. Kugler, of tlio Reformed Church, on Ulblo Inspiration. contrnttncchl tcdcHchl hono Rtatl rrsplntl nel pomerlggto o nclla sera dl lerl l'altro. I tedeschl subirono lngentl perdlte. 11 numero del prlglonlerl catturatl dagll Inglesl nello operazlonl dl lerl l'altro am monta a 16H, comprcsl 48 uniclall. Duranto la glornata dl lerl gll Inglesl hanno rcttlflcnto o raltorzato lo loro poslzlonl a sud dello foreste dl Polygon, mentro una couslderevolo attlvlta' dl artl gllcrla si Bvolgeva da umbo lo parti, $1000 FOB. CHURCH WOltK Woman Leaves Bequest Divided Among Thrco Catholic Organizations A fund of $1000, to bo divided equally between tho Society for tho 1'ropagatlon of tho Faith, tho Catholic Church Extension Society ot tho United States und the Catho lic bontd for missionary work among colored persona, Is provided In tho will ot Susan C. Melntyre, 907 South Tivcnty-flfth street, which una probated today. Tho re mainder of tlio $5150 estate goes to rela tives of tlio testatrix. Other wills probated Includo those of Panlet J. Rngan, 1608 North Seenleenth sticot, which, in privato bequests, disposes of property valued at $50,000, and Sterling J. Whltcomb, 5125 Hunter's nvenue, $2835. HELD AS IMPERSONATOR IN SEEKING EXEMPTION Fails lo Get Client Excused nnd Lattcr's Complaints Land Him in Court Henry S. Wcrblum, twenty-two ears ?ld, of 2019 South' Fourth street, was ar csted laBt night by a detective from tho Department of Justice, charged with "Im personating a. Government agent." According to James Roberts, chnlrman of tho Thirty-ninth District Draft Hoard, at Fourth street and Snyder avenue, Wcrblum exhibited hla badgo to tho bonrd, declaring his Intention to tnestlgato tho exemption claim of Uarnoy Sliuatack, of 322 Dickinson street. Wcrblum told tho chairman of tho board that Shustack's claim was Justified. After Shustack's hearing before the bonrd his claim was rejected and Wcrblum was said to liavo been presented with un ocr coat In behalf of Ills "Investigation." The rojectlon of Shustack's claim, fol lowed by demands from the drafted man that Werblum return the cont, led to Wer blum's arrest. Werblum was lrold In the central pollco station last night and will havo a hearing today before Federal Com missioner Long. LAKE SERVICE DISCONTINUED Valley's Government Took Lehigh Ships for War Use Discontinuance of tho lako hcrUco of tho Lehigh Valley Railroad, operating four es seW In the inerchandWo package trado be tween Huffnlo nnd Chicago, 1h announced today by II. C. Hamilton, general freight ugent. Tho paramount Importance of obtaining vessels for tho transatlantic transportation of supplies led tho (lovcrnmcnt to com mandeer tho railroad vossols. Mr. Ham ilton rcRrcts the necessity of stopping tho lako merchandise servile, but adds: "Wo nro glad wo had ships tho Government could uso to good advantages lu winning tho war." Record Capital for Building and Loan HAimiSUURfl. Sept 28. Tho Greater Chester llulldlng nnd Loan Association, of Chester, was chartered hero with $2,500,000 authorized capital, tho largest of any simi lar association chartered hero for many weeks PLEADS TO SHARE LOT 0 TRAITOR HUSBAND Mine. SukhomlinoiT Begs Russian Government to Let Her Join Him in Prison nrrnoaitAD. Sept. 28. Madame Sukhomllnoff, the butterfly wlfo of the1 nged former Minister ot War, on whoso youthful whims and frivolities some of his friends blame hla treachery to Rus sia, pleaded with the Government today to send her to prison with her husband. The former court trial exonerated her from treason charges, but found General Suk hoinllnoft guilty, sentencing him to hard labor for life. Many of Sokhomllnoff's former associates In tho old rcRlme testified that the Minis ter's devotion to his wife and her ox travagnnt follies plunged him head over fr nit they ntld, that caused him, to MMtfM uerman intrigue. Bukhomllnoff'n appeal was before Ms Court of Causation today. It may tx n weeks before decision will be rand Meantime his frivolous wife has beri tnnr formed by revelations of her husband's Mr ment of the price for her luxury into si voted woman, determined to tihAre M$ punishment. General Hukhomllno is aistr three years old. Ills wife Is In the twetM, PETOOanAD, Bept. tt. General Kornlloft and other high oAstM Implicated in the recent revolt havo tMM transferred from headquarters to 8ykjt In tho province of Mohllev. General Voloshenko has been appall commanuer ot the armies on the western front to replace General DenHrln, who was dismissed for his part In tfca Kornlloft revolt U. S. Rejects Ford's Offer of Plwit CAMBRIDGn, Mass., Sept . Mayor Rockwood reports that the War Departs, had decided not to accept the Ford factor? offered by Henry Ford for use here as a quartermaster's depot Bracelet Watches i c Unusual shaped watches mounted on black moire rib bon bands arc desirable and attractive. Especially dainty is a small octagonal watch of green gold, with dependable move ment $45. S. Kind & Sons, 1110 Chestnut St. DIAMOND MUnCIIANTS-JEWKLL'IlS-SILVEnSMITlIS "1 Maxtfson & DeMaivy 1115 Chestnut Street (Opposite Keith's Thcalre) You Can Save 20 Till Five Tomorrow rrahm wm m m am .-- i 1 1 1 11 -'' w &V y V1 v A-i rer f We Raise The Prices at Exactly One Minute Past Five Tomorrow morning at 8:30 we open our doors to tlie last opportunity you will fiavc to tuy your furs in Our September Fur Sale At 20 Off Marked Prices A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in Our Storage Vaults Until Desired STSSftS Fur Coats . 60.00 Natural Pony ..48.00 (Daver or Raccoon Collar) 70.00 French Seal .66.00 (40-Inch Smart Model with bkunk Opossum) 90.00 Natural Muikrat .72.00 HO-lnrh Bmart Models with Krench Seal Collar and Cuffs and licit or Muskrat 'oHax' 120.00 Hudson Seal .. 06.00 (40-Inch Jlodels with Skunk or Hudson Seal Collar) 155.00 Caracul 124.00 (ThrM-nuarter Lentrth. Flare Deslcn, Contrasting- Collar and Cuffs) 165.00 Hudson Seal 132.00 (Three-quarter Length Smart Model, Largs Cape Collar and Cuffs of Skunk. Wolf. Lynx or Jap Kolinsky) 210.00 Nutria 168.00 (Three-quarter Length Flar; Model. Hudson Seal Collar. Cuffa and Border) 320.00 Hudson Seal ...256.00 (45-Inch Smart Models, Very Choice . Quality, Wide Border and Collar of Silky Skunk) .325.00 Natural Squirrel 260.00 (45-lncb Full Models, Cape Collar and Cuffs of Kolinsky, Fox or Skunk) 350.00 Hudson Seal , 280.00 (14 New Designs with Contrastlnc Wirt. Border or New Designed Collar) 435.00 Scotch Moleskin 348.00 (43-Inch Smart Belted Model. O-lnch Taupe Wolf Collar. Cuffs and Bordsr) 975.00 Natural Mink 770.00 (Choice Durk Skins Beautifully De signed Into On of Our Handsomest Models) 985.00 Russian Kolinsky 788.00 (Copy 'of Imported Model Handsomely 1500.00 Ermlns Cap 1200.00 (Hsndsomsty Trimmed with Tails. Ex qulslts Design) III &nim i WA Him mir C mismWi U WlmM M& ft x JIumim J ii III Mfitr Fur Sets Jotemr fitpttmbtr Ilea. Prict Bait Pries 42.50 Skunk ,. 34.00 42.50 Natural Raccoon 34.00 42,50 Nutria 34.00 50.00 Hudson Seal , . 40.00 60.00 Dlack Fox 48.00 60.00 Red Fox ....... .t 48X0 60.00 Wolf (any color) 48.00 60.00 Jap Cross Fox 48.00 72.50 Taupe Fox 88.00 80.00 Kamchatka Fox 64.00 90.00 Scotch Moleskin r 72.00 95.00 Jap Kolinsky 76X0 95.00 Black Lynx 76X0 97.50 Taups Lynx ,,..... 7a.OO 120.00 Crojs Fox 08.00 133.00 Natural Fisher I08XO 155.00 Slata Fox 124.00 155.00 Mink 124X0 175.00 Pointed Fox 140.00 290.00 Natural Blue Fox ,.232X0 600.00 Hudson Bay Sable 480.00 600.00 Silver Fox 480X0 Fur Scarfs TVovew cr Stpttnittr Rib, Prict Salt Price 30.00 Red Fox ..24.00 30.00 Kamchatka Fox ........ ..24XO 30.00 Wolf (all colors)...,... ,.24.00 13.00 White Fox 28.00 J 5.00 Taupe Fox 28100 47.50 Dyed Hue Fox.,,...,. ...36.00 47.50 Slate Fax, ............. ,.3fUK 47.30 Cross F03 .............. 96.ee 35.00 Ermine ,...... ...44X6 60.00 Mole ... ..... .46X0 97.50 Russian Kolinsky ........ ,7S.tW Your Furs forjhe Fall and Winter Season Should Be Purchased Nou) Because 'Priest tomorrbV cannot be duplicated after 5 o'clock. A small deposit will reserve) your pur chase for fait delivery. All Furs purchased tomorrow will ap pear on statements rendered Decem ber lit, upon request. - Patroni opening Charge Accountt may have bills rendered December 1st. f Choice it practically unlimited at Uih season of the year. q Every article bear pur lall,ci sure you of quality. styU asaaf w manship. NOTKDut t Lack of Spec; W Quott Only Sptclmtn Wu. AtSvrtmmnt 'SW from in Every Kind of Fur. Mil ft Coat and Cxtri, largm W- Cswat Va Mm. ',' ' W Y?J C";, ', t , 'ft - nnr, a.76 a day; John J. wauon, I" Wt !U,rborB,Wreet,-macliInl. BU- igr.; -. . iV- 7 iu . aSC :,." Tt t ' ' 4k .v ; -.kir.Tirri '. - wm. Hut &.BT, warn rmmn:' ' -' ' .f. - L-r m . . f . !tl ii IB1 iHIHViHh Kl WT.. -r-tfS CV -.Ltevx-.
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