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'WILSON'S PLAN
President Believed to Fa
vor Unification Into
One Big System
ALTERNATIVE TOO SLOW
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FEDfeRAL AGENTS RAID NEWSPAPER I OPEN THREATS CAUSE lYAQDIS ON WAR
STIR IN MEANS CASE
VANDERLIP EXPLAINS 'irr'TS
Conflicting Priority Orders
,Arc Blamcil for Present
Congestion
WAfflllNUTO.W t)cv s
Government rmitrol of rnllromN !
persistently reported todny In lie lrcl
dent Wllmn'H nulutlun of tliu iraiiMiurtit
tlon rrlsln.
Appointment of h Federal riillro.nl
dictator will lie the first Btep tnuiinl
unification of all lines during the win.
Ho villi run the railroad iih onn lilc
si Mem. makliiK common 'are of trackage,
eillpinent ami terinlnalK, tml pool reve
nuei In a manner nt present II1cr.i1
under private management.
(lovernnietit Buaranteo of railway kc
curllles held by Investor Ih certain,
Stockholder will lie upaurcd that their
Intercuts will be protected under Gov
ernment management.
The only alternative Keen wan ton
(tlnuatlon of the present direction of the
lines by the. railroads' wnr board nnd
operating committee of, lce president",
Tvlth Oovernment loans and C'ongre
lonal repeal of anti-trim nits. The
delay entailed in obtaining nuch legisla
tion mtlltatci against UiM plan,
Railroad execute en Hntle'pate that the
rresldent will appoint a Government
traffic manager to co-ordinate existing
transportation agencies In ar!ous war
making branches, such as the army,
nay, food and fuel administrations and
shipping -board. Conflicting nnd too nu
merous priority orders trv.n thec differ
ent officials are blamed by rnlltvay Incn
3 largely responsible for ircnt con
Itested freight conditions.
Hut railroad execute es hac not et
abandoned bopo of retaining their pres
ent control. If regulatory laws were
suspended for the war and the Gov em
inent gae financial nld. the present
management could i-ole America's
transportation problem better than It
could Jic handled under Goernmcnt
operation. Chairman Fairfax Hairlson,
of the railroads' war bfard. yn'i
Tasscnger traffic will be draitlc.illy
curtailed under either solution, authori
ties agreed today.
Definite announcement Is expected
from the White House next week At
a conference with Senator NcvvlaniM on
Monday I'res'dent Wilson will recele
the railroads' 'final terms and sliortlv
afterward will niiiKe known his decision.
Congress may not be asked for Its ap
proval, the President being clothed with
power to take oer the rallvvn,vn as a
war measure.
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PATH IN SONORA SALE OF WAR STAMPS Vrc z Jl'X:
cimimlKii Is Vnrteil," h said. 'That
Prosecutors Targets of Bcllig- General Cruz Killed and Four
erent Attitude of Friends
of Defendant
Americans Held as
Prisoners
co.vcoitn. x. . ic '.
The twelfth day of the trial of tlaston
,11 Means, ibarge.l wtlli the murder of
.Mrs. .Maude A. King, opened today with
a ileciileill) tense atmophere lu the
i i-ntirttoiini. Women who had oicuplnl
front seals during fie mtlre proofeil-
' lugs were missing and there was a gen
eral Impiessliin that "so'iiethliiR Is go
ing t'l happen "
b'olnlwlug the smiabble at the clns.
Hi! hours Inrt night, when the defen.
'ilnn't litunm .ailed Ashlstnnt Pl-trkt
llnrlie 1ii1Iiib. nf New Mil K II Iliei,
XtiOAI.CS. Ariz.. Deo. S.
The State of Sonora, Mcxlio, today
Is cinfronted with the most alarming
Vmiul uprising ltnotn In fort earn,
nccorillhK to wold bioughl heie b pas
seigeiii iiriMng from Om.Mima In
illam nie nn the war path In fevcra"
"cct'oiis in the Futithern p.trt of the
State
T h" towi nf IJspeinnrj, scxentj miles
sotitli n' tluajnmas, was attacked eter-
im, u ai lepoitcil and licneiiil I'm?.
Brent body will lie n, force to be recl.irieit
with In the HiHtVs of the period follow
ing the war Til rt.i. r.1 HIo I ifop'o m
, Ing wl'l be les ndi'.lcte.l " had soclu'
Ism, for we are nil to b Inellned ta
more BociatlMn of a ctrtnln tp""
l Walter Cioodenough, general man ger
The tale of tlittft stamps and war f tlP inlernatlom K.iinhul ding Cor-
r.nlng certificates took nn upward leap poratlon. bulldlri the new plant at Hog
Tells County Boards Plan Is
to Get 30,000,000 People
Interested in Savings
thrents'weie iniide Thiough'iut Con- i "iirnnnder of IVrleral trcoii", was killed
HOLD ALIEN EDITOR
ON TREASON CHARGE
Raid on OtTiee of Lithuanian
Weekly Results in
Arrests
WILL OUST PACIFIST
'BOARDERS' AT MEADE
"Conscientious Objectors"
Must Get Out or Get to
Work Soon
GAMP Mi:.Di:. Admhal, Md .
When the plans of the
Pec. S
wir chiefs
materialize Little Penn will cease to be
health resort for the ninety-three men
who Jnslst upon being listed In" the.
National Army as conscientious objcit
ors. That they must go to work and con
tribute i-omethlng toward the success
of the army Is the opinion exprcsi-ed by
division officers Jus,t what status these
men will be glxen or the chancier yf
work which "will be atslgiied to them
cannot be learned but ranking otllcer
nt camp make no secret of the fact that
the conscientious objectors will not con
tinue an Idlers.
Tor weeks they hae lled In the se
rluslon of a big b irracUs, hae eaten
the rations Issued to real 'boldlcrs, hut
have failed to perform iinv work other
than washing thelr'own mess kits and
keeping their llxlng tiuarters in order.
Once each day they cnJoed n two
mile hike, hut were not compelled to
keep step or, In fact, to walk any faster
than they wished Prlefiy, It has been
a life of ease for the oung men who
refuse to shoulder a gun and many of
them hae added several Indies to their
waist lines.
'The names of these men '" aid a
Camp Meade ofilcer. "have been sent
to the War Penartment. and within n
.short time definite instructions con
cerning them w 111 be recelx ed. They will
probably be glen light work to per
iVdeinl ulllcliils h.nc uihmiUiciI the
most rn Ions case of alleged tic.ison lu
tlila city sliu'o the wnr begun ncuml
IiiB to t'nltcil StRti'i CoinmNi liitiei'
Ilouuid M. Lout;, ns the icsult of the
mid nt the olllios of the I.ltliu.iniiui
newspaper. Kowi, :i SoLinlist wpukl),
223 Xoith Sistli Mitct.
.losepli V. StllMin, Mcictut of the
cninii.iiiv. was unesteil nml held In
llfl.OOiJ bill on c-lulRi'M of xlot.itiiu
the espionage act.
The laid was made tmilci the illuc
tlon of L'nitcl Statci .Mtirsli.tl Pi.ink
.1. Xoonan with stiiitllns lupidltv.
I'lve emplo.vos of the coiiumiiv 11K0
weie loiindeil up nnd taken Into i us
tody as mateildl wltnc-ses.
A vtiiGiui'liMii of con espoiulcuci"
iocokIs nnd (lies was selcd.
The specific clmi-RP upon wlilili StU
son was hi tested was the illstiiliution
of it rlu'uliir im Aticust 1"i vvherehv.
it is alleKcd. lie wlllfiillv (ami unlaw fullv
olistrtiLtcd the icoriiltinu nnd enlist
ment i-ollce of the I'nlted States. The
clttiil.if. which wns ilMtilnitril I" "
paits of this State mid el-ewheie, is
hald to havu contalneil statements
m.ich more vpilmis than nnvthl ixr puli
llslied h the tint man pniicrT.ichlatt.
vvhltli was t.iiilocl seve ul montlis neo,
.iccoidliiK to Puited State i Comtnls
bloner I.ons. who hcnid the ease
The tcpilntlUK of the full iliculnr
'containing the ullcaed tieasonahle tit
tei antes is foi hidden li the Pcti.ut
ment of .Iutlce One uf the nregel
htati'iiietits vns to the effect tint the
rgaib of n convict is tnoie lionoiablo
than a siildlei's imlfo'in. The cii
etiliir was signed "l'dice-Pesiriir;
WorkliiBiiicn." A suggestion at the
bottom of the clrcirar, which Kcdeuit
nuthorltle thnrce vvns wiitten 'jy Stll
son. was us follows;
"Citls-ens with their tti t. li.ipois.
plivslcally tit aud tinman led unit witli
out depcndontirCwlilcli must lie pioveill
slnujlil Immediately nbscond or thej
will be taken Into the mniVj"
The penaltv for the' offciisp. If
pioveil. Is a fine of J10 000 or tin im
in isonino'it of ten vciirs
The mhllng patty was toinposed of i
Kcllv and Kpne deiiutv Uniteil htates
marshal: Ascnt Polling of the Pe
paitmcnt of .lustice. nnd Samuel O.
Wynne, n postal inspeoto.-, A warjant
nml two .search vviui.tuts weie sered
on Sttlson bv HRents of the Pep.ut
ment of .lustito fiom Witshington.
Stilson. it whs Mild, nt lilM denied that
lie whs the mail wanted. The emplojcs
taken Into eustodv to be held us wit
nesses aie .1. Shuks, :.3"i Xoitli Sl.n
shall stieet. business miinuRci' of the
concern; P. Scholl ill Ninth Pevvev
sticet; .1, Jnslulevicius. "Ill Wood
.street: ami V. Itndiiltls, .ItO Itandnlpli
stieet, tjiKnctters und pi Inters
Stllsnti, the IVderal authoiles sav
has two allnes. Stllsoiias und Stasu
Ualcn. and lives at 476 Xortli Sixth
street. At the time the aliened objec
Unliable letter was elrculatnl the
paper wns published at ,"11 Xciilh
Sixth sticet. The Kova Is the
official organ uf the Mtliu.inlau So
cialists of America. At the hearing In
the federal Pulldlng. which followed
Immediately nftor tlie-rald. It wns ti
id there Is a tumor that dim t'neits
n.ive been niadc against Pooling vv nen
Pooling began i riiss-exatuliiliiK Means
lu a Mern and harh manner. Ilinndon
Means Jumped from hl hah and
, stnrtrd toward the Stnte's roun-el
M i.ibla und itmn iiiiL-l.i hlin-e'.f and again
i took his wit Tin re have 4iso beu
rlnrrM lli-.t nttier inelilbers of tile de
ft i dam's fainll.v have unite threats "
luntoniline to thoe sitting on the States
side of the courtroom
Means was again defiant w ion he
took the witness ilnlr t-dav. He bin
c'lallenged Hoollng and the New Yr.iker
Has seemed to HciVpt bis ihalleng-.
'lucre Is nn evident nervousness on the
defeiim side and iinrert thioiishonl the
mirtrooni is notable It is the. natlvo
tlzens of the tow i who have c.iuiii
u great deal of the nlr of anticipation
f r tbev env p. esprest-ed oienl ttielr
fea i of what mnv happen
Pooling s"t out lodiy to luea'c the
defendiint down lie Is picpnrcd to
sl.eiid the mtlre da grilling him If
ncccsMir eleida he cross. exanilivd
fur an hour and a half and the dc
find.uit had lost his air of Ftmlt.v
Sons of Delaware at Smoker
' war oinnlipr celetiratlng the 131th
nnnlver-arv nf the ratification of the
("oustlliitlnn bv the State of Delaware
was held In the auditorium of the
Chamber of Coiunierce bv til" Sons of
I Delaware Colonel St tieotge I.oftti
Steele w.ih tin
In the butt e. ,lani"s Wallaes, nog of
' lirouil eit iluaviimis p j nan wa ,
shot during the fight and four Amer'
lJii 'id one Cerman were taken pr's
oners Several soldlt s I, lit ad, weio
Killed and a iininber wounded
(Icimnn eniitup'l. It s teiioiled weie
tortured bv th Viquls who g.nc nolle"
they would not harm iiierli-iins, but
would kill iiM Ciirrauri Mildleis nnd
(Jeiiiuuis sove-al railr ad lu-Mgcs In
the v c mt of Pspeiana were burned
To Lecture on "Sunny Soulli""
.1 V i'mtiof Vew Vo-k will lei lure
'il. afte-nomi at .1 o'clei k at the Com
lierp'a! .Museum. Tlilit.v-fourtii sireet
below iruie. on Through the Sunnv
tontliland ami the Crc.it Sout'inest "
The lecture Is free
tod i.v following the exp anatlons of t.ie
plan to-the persons handling the sale
In and tear Philadelphia by Prank A.
Vamtfrllp. chairman of the natlo'ial war
ravings committee. V
Mr Vnndcr'lp who vnluntirll.v re
duied bli venrly Income from 100.001
a veir to 1 n vear to bundle the i u-.
tuigi for the novernnint. in addition '
to explBlnlng the plsn t the members
o i'i va lotis clll bonrls vv'm will
I n"d'e the si'e together with t'l- men
fs'gped for the pintles by the I'enn
y vatila onimlttee of publle safety,
suggested several schemes to r.iNe war
revenue iliirlnn the eour0 of hl ad
dres nt flrlfTlth Hail-
Ho suggested Hi" lev. Vug of a tu on
I'rvlless cvnendltures and In iIImmjuIhb
some of the ti'oli'enis flnnnelnl me'i
must belli tie (loveruine-it solve, urged
the consolidation of the railroads bv
districts, a eet'onal pooling ii.vstcm and
warned against schemes for Inflating
currencv.
The nnjor part of his address, hovf
ever, was coffined to the rale of the
war saving t .Pips, describing the cu
mulative effect the svle of :.non.ilflrt 000
worth itf the stampi to the mill, aud
tl'e of the p-nple of tnerlca would have
tipoi the londULt of t.'ie war nnd the
Island, fllm spoke lie predicted a
principal sK.ike
tuwm isp miif a i 'iin'"!. 'i mi nmu i w vniium
Tour
Will
Wife
Save
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Theullicc of Kom,, a I.itluumian
SocinliM newspaper published
tit 229 North Sixth -street, wcte
i aided late yesterday and .Joseph
V. Stillson, ppciottirv of the
oiuanizatioii iniblislilnjj the
slieet, wus arreited. accused of
lcsponsihility foi an article, in
Kova in which aliens wer utjred
to !o(1bc the draft.
was illsm'i-spi In the I'listodv of Henry
.lohti Nelson, rntiiifccl foe Stilson, who
gUHIUIltlll to pilldlll' In nt H fintliei
hiMiIng to be held Pn'inilier 14. The'
other time men weie peimtf.ed to sign
their own ball bonds The files of
the paper nnd other matte,1 rclcd will
he i Mitniued b; ,igonH of the Pepait
incut of Justice
A.MBUSII VIM.A lOUCKS
At Least
A Dollar
tii bnti ili tittir friiiu
r. tninnrrtnv for linn r
ru, Ihnt cln Jit t lr iirotit 1m'
iy nf litltti
vl'Ut 1, Ml s(
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J E- CALDWELL 8f (5
The Diamond Pendant
Watch
With Black Ribbon Snutoir
n n d D i a m c r. d Slide
AN ADORNMENT OF CHARMING
DISTINCTION A LARGE COLLEC
TION OF EXCLUSIVE AND MOST
ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS
Mexicans Fall in
Canyon
Santa Clara
.H'.UI2X. Pee S ileneial I'lanctsco
Murgul.i and Ceneial Pedro Kjeva com
manding i-onitilneil I'olnnins ,r civalrv.
anibiished a lmge band of Villa follow
eis In Santa Clan Cumin, sevent-five
miles noithivest of Clilhiiahu-i Citv, nn
Tut day, aii'nidliig to nn olllelal state-
men given out at lnlllt.it beadiiiaiters
here A total of 100 were killed and
wounded on both sides The Villa forct.s
suffered the big icM losses from the en
(Hading fire of the IVder.il forces
form, which is only Just and proper."
'As announced In the i:rnino Public tnlel (j,;, several hundred copies of
i.edoir a lew oajn ago. ou per vein i j,e IMper ban been distributed hi n
the soldiers will get passes to visit their eliurcli In Wilkes Harre. Paul Soulier-
homes on Christmas. The movement RnM, the man who distributed It. was
will begin on Pecember 22 and. accord- arrested at the time liv rcder.il agents
Ing to orders Issued by General Mehol- nnd sentenced to tnrce .ears in ine
on, every man must be back In camp
on the evening of the twenty-sixth.
Under this arrangement soldiers who
live In distant countries of I'cnnslvanla
will be give-i leave that extends for
nearly five dajs, while men living In
taken Into consideration fo that the men
Philadelphia and other points near the
camp will receive three-day passes. The
time consumed on railroad trains Is
will actually receive about the samo
period of time at their homes.
That the War Department proposes to
purchase supplies for the army through
n" central purchasing organization at
Washington Is apparent from orders le
relved at the local quatrertnaster's
depot, The order Instructs the chiefs
tf the Baltimore depot to forward to
Washington the names of all persons
tro.ii whom they have been buying supJ
piles.
Under the present sjhtem the quar
termasters have been operating under
t- zone stem und purchasing agents
were prohibited from going outside tholr
illttrlcts to obtain supplies.
Pcdcral prlaon nt Atlanta, (.a. 1 he
name of the author of the letter onl.v
recently was learned.
Skulks, the manager of the concern.
Bull Dog Bunting
Service Flags
n n. si en ' Cotton civ
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The Ideal Xmas Gift M '
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Fut Color 1. S. t htnrs Me far rmtnie
Trfcf Ifsl at larorr fjr. orrfrr Hank and
tmnpfc 0 lull Iloo Hi; rfiuni man
.16 Nnrlll 'III ot
Soulli Stll St,
llrll 'I'lion. .Market S40II
Louis Fink & Sons'
I Galvanized Boat Pumps (
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CJ jlilr,--...1yiM.1t'-"""" " ""tv vrjye
ftjl
l I(. Ilercer to.. 5fl N. SU St.
JUntil iOCO. Marhct Sti.
I'BIESTS TRANSFERRED
Rev,
J. M. Corrigan Appointed as
Inspectorof Charities
Archbishop Prendergast has announced
. the appointment of the I lev. Joseph M.
Corrigan, of St. Columba'a Church, as
diocesan Inspector of charities, succeed
ing the Itev. William A. O'Ponnell. .who
has been 111. i
Transfers of priests were also an-
nouneed as follows: The Itev. M. H. Ar-.
mtnukl, from Bt. Marj's Church, Kead
. tng, to St. I-aurentlus'a Church, this city :
the Itev, .Sebastian Jerzak, from Nt. l-iu-
rontlus's Church, this city, to the. Church j
of BS. Peter and Paul, Allcntown; the
Ilev. Boleslsus Zywekl, from St. I.adls
r laus's Church, this city, to St. Mar) 'a'
Church. Heading.
Patriotic Meeting at Lighthouse
A-patriotic mass-meeting to arouse the
people to the present national crisis vv III
be held tonight at the Lighthouse Boys'
Club. Howard and Somerset streets. Mm.
Nellie McGlung, author and lecture,,
: wUf sreak on "America, Canada an1
Igiana uvpt """ Wi mere win pe
suia-au pairiouo sonrs will
4-ply Khaki
Knitting Yarn
$3.40 per Pound
306 M. and M. Building
3d and Chestnut Sts.
PATHEPHONE
with the
Permanent Sapphire Ball
No Needlei to C
VOLUME
AND TONE
always nt the com
niand of the opera
tor. Every known sa
lient feature, includ
ing new and exclusive
Pa the inventions,
makes the Pathe
phone the one Ideal
Gift.
Complete, assort
ment of records will
be added to any in--strument,
and the
total may be paid in
most convenient
terms.
Pathe Instruments
$25.00 to $225.Q0
Pathe Discs
75c to $4.00
WHERE?
With .th l-t InrtntlurfH in th .w-rM
rC in Hk you h pritoiiMi quentlnu
hH yu Mr1 in AtUtiiw rtty wht-rp da
iou.t-lT Not il y hi nur Mnl-, I'm
ur. o I m vnrMiti u '!" fnail.
the I? well foukitl ani served lron
In and lfi m prot- Ihnt rxtry it-m ou
mlt 1 m-'l" to wrdrr " Ovmiitii hiiJ
l'Im tipei.ed frh nnd our t'offe pre
pared t jour elbow piping hot
A!. Waldron
No, 13 hoith !NuiwHr "Aivaua
AtUntlr City
Uffauratt l)ptn" Sunday
Prhtal i tUniug toom
Pathephoucs arc
equipped to ph
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1U CMNLI00DKli
THE fooi value of cocoa has
been proven by centuries
of use, and dietitians and phy
sicians the world over are
enthusiastic in their endorse
es ments of it. It is said to con
tain more nourishment than
beef, in a more readily assimi-
la ted torm. The choice, how- it
7 . .
ever, should be a high-grade
cocoa, rfaKer s 01
course.
IT IS DELICIOUS, TOO
Trade-mark on every package
Made only by
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Established 1780
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IT'S ALWAYS SPRINGTIME IN
CALIFORNIA
All the Delights of the Beach, the Stream, the Mountain,
the Links, the Boulevard
HIGHEST CLS SERVICE
WASHINGTON-DNSET ROUTE
Washington New Orleans Los Angeles San Francisco
828-1600 Chestnut Street, PhiUdetphU, Pa.
Or Frank II. roaten, EuUta PMMoltr Af cut, V, HMatan, I). (.
Wrilt f.r Arch Tr.ll BaoVltt.
do iirMlitrt' I
mate and lh.VtiT
m hi mil nvr nir, ho,W.- vto
will rollect VtfyMV verf
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No Verdict In Manslaughter I
TP.CNTOS-. lire S.. -.Vfleri dlll
nr mj;- ruin nihe.fci iiour m Jut"
falloil In imrrp at tli IHnl of IIbi
S"ouk of t iln city, wlio. while drt
tax.cnb Oil Julv 3. tHti rtoml mt,X
lifrt 1. Drniilnn nml Nellln V.
nn t'i Whit IlorM tilke Ian. oil
thin CIU t-!iioo! wan trliifl fm i
Klnuxhter. IP bnlt of fio.000 t i
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Visit Our Subway Store for Sensational Bargain.
W1
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1027 MARKET STREET
No C. O. D. No Mail Orders
No Discount All Sales Final
Nn Chnrofi'fti
63
Instant Suc$s of our
Pre-.nventry Sale
Having Been Closed 2 Days Preparing for Sale
Thousands of thrifty and appreciative women tool
advantage of. our sensational bargains offered foi
tlvic i ."'
Results eatialled our highest exoectations. . ?
j.. . ..... ,. r jiifra
' r llmnL trrvn for trviit- fr.vti armic rAcnnnen i?jk
lo meet the great demand for Saturday we h.avvf(
re-arranged our enormous stocks of
Coats, Suits,
Dresses, Waists,
Millinery, Furs,
Children's Wear
Thousands of Garments are
Reduced
here for your sclectio
Off Original
Ticket Priced
Every Price Cut V2 and More!
We Urge Early Shopping
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5000 Women's & Misses'
COATS
$0.50
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$5.00 Coats, $7.50 Coats,
$9.95 Coats: Up to $22.50
Values up to $45.00
$50 to $100 Coats Vz off
X Plush, Kersey, Velour, Chev
lot. Pompom, OxforJ Cloth anil
Burella. Trimmed with fur,
plush. Kerami and plain effects.
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$1.00 Waists 30cH
$3.00 Waists $1.59
$4.50 Waists $2.25
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$6.50 Muffs $32f
$10.50 Muffs S5.2S
$18.00 Scarfs . , . . $9.00
$22.00 Sets .. $11.00
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1500 Women's and
Misses'
SUITS
$0.50
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$5.00 Suits, $9.88 Suits,
$14.98 Suits, Up to $23.75
Values up to $47.50
$50 to $100 Suits Vz off
Toplin, Gabardine. Serge, Vel
vet. All colors and styles.
second ri.oiSn and subway
Millinery
$1 Untrimmed Hats.
$3 Trimmed Hats...$li
$4 98 Trimmed Hats. $2.'
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$5.00 and up $2.50
$7.00 and up $3.50
$10.00 and up $5.00
$15.00 and up $7.50
$19.90 and up.,.. '$9.95
$25 up to $115 y2 off
price
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skirts, Chemise and
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