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Fronte ltallana si Veri-
Limitatl Combatti-
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1 JMlto notttle etunte dnlla fronte vl
TO clia a causa delle Intetnperlo. o
"Mr M neve caquta abbonuantiHaima, non
. jM-.QQ0 verlflcato ImpCTtantl operation!
.Mpt&rl e che umitati comnaiiiinemi,
fM oblettlvl locall, e prtnclpalmente tra
Mttuslle e rlpartl In rlcognltlonc, av
ivennero verao l'oltlplano ll Asiago cU a
Kord dl Monte Verio, una montngna aa
eet del "flume Brenta.
5 j IT. ! i .At contrarlo una rlmarchevolo Inlen
tfi atta' nelle ailonl dl artlgllerla b1 e
LlJ' ' ' . -... -.-...-..I.-,....- .11 thin...
avuia. nel aeworc ueu nmiimuu ui idi"
a Monte Toniba. e nelle reglonl dl
Monfenera e Montella
Rloartl Italian!. In rlccgnlilone venio
Honta Merlo, rlusclrono a glungcr
wun It-.noKlilonl occuuate dagtl austro-
tedeachl e tornarono nelle loro Unco dope;
aver catturato Darecchl eoldatl toutnnici.
Bceo 11 testo del oomunlcato untclalc,
yubbllcato lerl dal Mlnlatero delta Qucrra
in nana:
Ia neve e le catllve condlxlonl at
mesrertche. hanno rlddotto al mlnlino
rattivlta cnmnattlvn. Atlonl d nrtl-
ffllerll, alquanto Intense, al sono vcrl
tleate soltanto nel settore orlcntalo
lell'altlplano dl Asiago o sul Monto
Tomba. e nelle reglonl dl Monfenera
e Montella.
Ia noBtre pattuglla In rlcognlilono
a nord dl Monte Merlo catturarono
alcunl prlglonlcrl.
Un corrlspondente dl guerra preeso II
quarter generals Itallano ha chlesto al
Generate Diaz, comandante In capo delta
.; ioro ltallana alia fronte dl natiagua,
I a quail fattorl devo essere attrlbulta la
i "tenaco reslstonsa che nermlse II mantcnl-
V tnento delle llnee della l'lave, cosa questa
tfCff. ra'ppreaenta uno del plu' Importantl dl-
-J" funiilvl ftuccensl italla Kuerru-
"Prima dl lutto ha rlepoato l'lllustru
generale alia natural; reaztone dcgll
plrltl degh uomlnl contra una ultcri
ore rltlrata. Essl sono determlnatl a
non abbandohare plu' terrltcrio al neml
co. Unoltre la rltlrata fu dovuta all'ab
batuto iplrtto combattlvo dl alcunl clo
mentl dleorganlzzatl e, grasle alio- rldu
zlono della fronte. parte della nostre
truppo furono ablll dl reslstere uulla
Piavo cllmlnando unlta' cho avevano
pcrduto la loro caeslnne deurnnte la
ritlrarta. Ma ora queate truppo wno
rlorganlzzate. I'artl dl esse sono dl
nuovo eulle llnee In uno del plu' Impor
tant! settorl. ed una prcva del loro eplrlto
combattlvo deve ersere trtvnta nel fat
to cbe parecchl uomlnl dl quelle unlta'
oomandarono dl tornare suite llneo dl
combattlmento per complcre 11 loro do
vera con rlnnovato ardore."
Un dlzpacclo da Lonilra annumla die
Kit avlatcTl Ingleal alia fronte ltallana,
durante la scorsa settlmana, dlatrussero
otto macchlne austro-tedescha o du
furono forzate ad atterrare. OH nvlntori
Ingleal "durante I combattlmontl nerel
perderono un nolo acroplano.
Olf rtudentl dl Breecla, che reccnte
mente al arruolarono come volontarl
nelle arml Itallane, hanno telegrafato
all'On. Orlando chledendo 'dl essere Im
medlatomento mandatl alia fronte od
IncorporaU nella famosa Brlgata Tos
cana, cho valorosamentt) combatto con
tro le truppe auatrlacbe del generale
Conrad, per Impedira aa esso ui invaacre
le Dlanura al. nord -1 Italia. -
'fm - orsanlzzaztonl cattoticho hanno
.'-' tenuto una convenzlone nella cltta' dl
11 morale e lo splrlto dl rcslztenza del
"'i vopolo, dl fronte a'lo estreme sofferenze
S " ;5:: .caueate' dalla ecarsl'a' del vlvert. Ku
?,,; T" letta una lneplrata lettera del Cardlnate
K7 ' 'ti Qaaparrl al Papa, e produsee girande
,.t entiKiaimo.
Un'altra convenzlone fu tenuta In
,,- Ttoma dalla Unlone Soclaltxta ltallana e
ad unanlmlta, fuTyotato un ordlne del
.:- glorno col quale al approva dl dare tutto
l'tncondlilonatcr appottalo al Onverno iwi
r la vlgorcsa contlnuazlone della guerra
'( flno a ch 'ell Bcop dl tuttl gll allati
ulano ottenutL
Trecento, famlglle. austrlache e tedes-
che, che. rialedevano In Honu, hanno
, avuto ordlne ,J1' part Ire lmmedlatamente
alia vqIU dl altre cltta' dell'Italla meri-
. dlonale. Tra'cniMtA vl a' nrh ti rm.
K, .' & ressor Beioen, gia' inscenanto nella Unl
lfV' (X-erelta' ill Roma.
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Former "Guard' '
Good Soldiers
CMUaaea (rem Vf One
many of these former guardsmen tell
me that at home we do not yet full)'
realize that ere this war Is won the
United Stales must face n casualty list
that will fill pages and pages of our
newspapers when announced from
Washington. From others I have con
flicting opinions; that we understand
very completely what Is before us.
that we are, thoso of us across
the sea from tho conflict, deeply
sensible of what we have to do.
My personal opinion Is that tho
second general view Is In error, and
that wo need the casualty list to havo
every city, village, nnd hamlet at homo
get tho Innncr meaning of what Is be
fore us.
The National Guard contingent are
well "set up" They show considerable
military knowledge, and I think, from
such contact as I have been able to
have with their officers, that these lat
ter are of the stuff that will be heard
from In modern methods of warfare.
Their training goes on, both officers and
men, with a vim and n dash encourae-1
liiH ill vwt
Again I go back to my pals, tho ma
rines. I ran over the other day nnd
put In a few hours talking with rank
and file, one of tho latter u former
fellow worker In America. I found him
banging a typewriter for nil tho world
as If ho were writing a story with tho
dead lino near.
"I am company clerk now," ho sold;
"and It's some Jobt Itather Ilka It.
Had any news from homu lately? I am
revlnlnic for tho battullon records tho
subscriptions our outfit mado In the sec
ond Liberty Ioan. Somo of 'cm 'II go
broke for a while, 1 fancy, from tho
amounts subscribed. Come on outside
and see Jimmy."
Jimmy Is a Mexican ant lieur, trans
ported far' from home. He seems to
thrlvo on It, too. He was chained to a
trco and had made tracks In tho mud
a-mind It. Ho was, as usual, hungry,
eating anything from a cigar stump,
from which he careful! stamped out tho
flro first, to a livo frog.
"Ho may ping for nnts," xald tho ma
rine, "but If ha does nobody could tell."
Jimmy has u coat nf fur that would
mako a lady's muff nnd some more. It
Is thicker, I am told, than any Mexican
ant bear ever wore Jlmmy'j pedigree
Is short and sweet. Ho was bought In
Vera Cruz, lived at tho Philadelphia
navy yard for a spell and came over
to Franco soroo months ago with soldiers
of the sen.
Tho men of tho force, rank and file.
aro beginning to receive Christmas prcs-,
ents from home. A batch camo In with
ine lasi post nnti nas nircauy pceii uis
trlbuted. These packages in tho main
are marked "Not to bo opened until
Christmas morning." Others, at least
six that I saw, had Inscribed upon them:
"This Is a Christmas present to bo open
ed right away," One Kammeo before
me opened hin In the postoillce. It con
tained a sleeveless sweater and fix pairs
of hand-knit socks.
"Welcome to Willy, you!" lie said.
"That girl of mine has somo sense, for
this Is the place to wear that stuff."
Many of the Hammees aro buying pres
ents und sending them home. Their gifts
are Unimportant, not because they would
not wish them more so, but because
their purchasing power Is limited to
small shopti und traveling peddlers
through the villages and towns In which
they aro quartered. After all. "tho
value of a gift lies In the giver."
Their offerings will perforce consist
largely of handkerchiefs, small laces,
hand-made, nnd certain articles pecultar
to this training country. They aro ulso
permitted to send home, for the holiday
season only, personal photographs, and
the picture postcard taboo has been
raised for tho nonce, with tho proviso
that nothing Indicative of localities lo
mailed.
PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1918
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QUARANTINE HOLDS
SAMMEES CAPTIVE
Outbreak of Scarlet Fever,
Diphtheria and Mumps at
Roosevelt Base
NO EPIDEMIC REPORTED
Isolation Inconveniences Patients
But IlcaU Drill in Snow
Filled Trenches
READING WILL UNITE
ANGLO-U. S. ACTIVITY
Lack of Controlling Head
"Impaired" War Machine,
Says NorthclifTe
CITES WEEKS WASTED
WITH Till: AMK1UCAN AllMY IN
FllANCK, Jan. 9.
Tho intlro ltnosexelt base hospltil
...... ...,., -.,nr,,.,i iminv nn tho result of
I n small outbreak of iscarlct fever, diplt-
' tlml,. nlifl iiilimilH.
.UUtlil U4IU IH"'"I'- 1.
Nurses, patients nnd uociora "'"
wero "Interned" In the contagious build
ing and will not bo permitted to leave
there for month.
At another place, miles distant, n cer
tain mllltH contingent was also quar
antined today. Its members will not be
permitted to leave their particular town
and no other Indhlduals will bo al
lowed to enter there.
Authorities today emphasized that
there Is no ipldcmlc and hut few cases
reported, but tho Isolation plan was de
cided upon In line with a ilcslro lo take
no chances of dliense spreading.
Iteports from the quarantine building
of the base hospital today held there
were n lot of worse things than being
Isolated such things, for Instance, ns
dally drills In tho mow-filled practice
trenches.
Numerous pitlents were vlitually
to bo discharged when the quainntlno
order came. They wero locked up glee
fully, anticipating u month's rest, with
nothing to do hut play checkers, smoke,
lead and cat candy which ono could ru
celvo If one had some friend willing lo
go to the quartermaster's for It,
A certain pretty Wlllamstown, Mass.,
nurse, transferred to unother building
just beforo quar mtlne. reluctantly bado
good-by to her ward all of them suf
ferers from the "Itch" a mild i-kln In
fection.
Urges All Trainmen
to Stand by America
Continued frjin t'ste One
effort In thn work wo must do nt home.
If our armies are to savo America from
tho serious dangers that confront hir
Upon the railroads rests n gravo respon
sibility for tho micccss of the war. The
railroads cannot be efficiently operated
without the whole-hearted nnd loyal nun
port of cery ono In tho scrvlco from tho
highest to the lowest.
"I earnestly nppeal lo you In apply
yourselves with new devotion nnd energy
to your work, to keep trains moling on
schedule tlmo nnd to meet tho demnndi
Ul'on the transportation lines, so that our
soldiers nnd sailors may want for noth
ing- which will enable them to tlcht tho ,
I enemy to n standstill nnd win a glorious i
victory tor liniicii America,
"Kvery railroad officer and employe Is J
w In effect In the "ervlcn of the fnlted i
States and every officer nnd employe Is Comin'ssloner in tho United .States, Ird
jui na impnriaiK n inctor in winning-1 v,.rilipliir .
the war as tho men In uniform who aro oriin.11110 t-ajs.
fighting In tho trenches. I "Thn nation Is Indebted to Karl Head
ing for taking up the tremendous las
of reiircs-ntlnp the Wnr Cabinet, the
tlrltUh U'.ir Mlaalmi to tllu United
States, tho Trcniury. the Ministry of
.Munitions, the nlr board nnd In fact
.. .,-11,. i-lih tho con-
copied, is BJ0(,lnA.'d,"of the American
Houso open night and da y sei en
United States."
Crewe Houso Night nnd Day Open
to Expedite Work With
America
LONDON. Jan. !.
In a statement regarding tho appoint-
Demand City Pay for
Coal Raiders Took
Cnnllnanl from I'nze One
and Thirtieth nnd Ilaco streets, and was
fiu-onned that in tho future thcte would
bi "0 difficulty experienced In the ship-
" Cotes' of' rolunradopted by tho
Methodist episcopal and Heforrncd
c'hurcl 1 rein Ives to tho coal shortage
n effects tho churches have been sen
as 11 cnitm ....ninni iireed
to .Mr. J.0ws.
Tho resolutions urged
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now In effect In the -crvlce of the rnlte-I ,nent of Karl Heading ns Hrltlsh J"Kh; that all brow erlfP.sao .IlortnBo
,.n mics They protested that churches
SS;riabWtX
while breweries nnd saloons continue to
carry on business.
"I am giving careful consideration to
tho problems of ral!road employes und
every effort will bo mado to dcnl with
these problems Justly and fairly nnd nt
tho earliest posslhlo moment. Them
"mould bo 11 new incentive to every ono
in railroad scrvlco while under 1,'nern
tnent direction to noiult himself with
honor nnd credit to himself und to tho
country,"
Together Willi the labor phase of (!ov
crnment operation, tho railroad admin
istration Is considering financial prob
lems with which tho llovcrnnient will
be forced to deal shortly. Kroni scores
of roads camo reports on estimated
ninount of additional capital to be raised
this car by lsuo of securities. Tliefo
will be compiled by Interstate Commerce
Commissioner tJanlels and presented to
Director tienera! McAdoo lato this weeli
to be used as 11 basis for computing tho
sum which Congress will bo asked to
tipprnprlato to absorb tho compai.lcs'
securltio.
When Mr. Krutifcchmtt has completed
William Cowen, proptleteivl
oyster house at jm ssouin Flfi
street, rccommenaeu ine tor
oyster shells In the place' of )
properly handled, ho said, jjj
much hent may be attained fri
uliel s. whlcn are now wasted.
gestlon has tne inaorsement of tb
tiers 01 me tuui vuiiiiiuiiee
I-Mwlit Wolf, president, anil
nirk. secretary of tho Board t, 1
tlon. havo been directed by th'Tj
to demanu 01 me run Auminlttri
I'lilladelnhla n modification of lhi
to coal contractors whereby tj,t
public scnooi Bjrsieni nan uen ,jjj
In the apportionment of coal, wy
consequent ciosmg uown or nt
dozen Institutions or learning nK
city inuennuci.
Under tho gulso of a Qoveri
nrder which classes the rchool. ..
essential Industries, tho octi tuM
mmisiraioiB imu iviuou to, alio
coal dealers to fill orders of th,'
of Education. . uga
Air. !" iivuai, mu carlo
.nnl for distribution In vni-d. .
neonlo nre clamorlhz tho stron--
coal. Ho now has a fund of stsm!
, n l.lj rnllnf 'n,li '""J
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all Hrltlsh Interesls In the United Males
at 11 t me when thn Interdependent of
tho fulled Stntes und tho fnlted King
dom on each other's war efforts has usi
ruined n rculo little Imagined by the
litibllc. Tho speed of th" Anglo-American
war efrort his lieen Impaired 111 thn
past liv thn need of ono controllltig head
of nil lliltlsh nffalrs In the United
States. l'reclous wcel.s have been
wasted In correspondence nnd equally
pieclous hours III cabling.
"I'rniu the embassy at Washington
H.irl Heading will be In touch by pri
vate telegraph wires with nil depart
ments of the mission In Now ork. I
am net In tho secret of ills Instruc
tions from the Cabinet, but doubtless
bo lias been given the same full au
thority to net promptly nnd 011 bis own
Judgment iim h possessed during Ills
last momentous lslt to the I. lilted
States and Canada.
Iho diplomatic nun iiuanciui iiriitu.c
lis testimony today beforo tne Sen- I .., 1,1., ,iJ.i,, i ,,iiiv nart of It
nto committee Kainuel Ilea, president of wm ,n in charge of an enormous or
tio I'cnnsjiMinla 1 Oeorgo silirlver, vice I ganlzatlon. While I was 111 New York
president of the Ilaltlmoro and Ohio, 1 the purchasing department ulono ccic
ntid frank Trumbull, ehalinian or tho I brated Its fifty tliou-andctli cable,
railroad executives' advisory committee. 1 "The dally difficulties of Kord Head
will be called. Ing'H task will bn mitigated by tho great
will oe e.im l w(u llXteIll1(lll , ),lni by tho llov-
firnnient and puoplo nt tho fulled States
(icneral Waller Honored and by tho l're Ident himself. Ills
UnOUICIIgO OI lllllKUUKvn in i.iviuiu.u
the discussions with tho ambassadors
Ililgudler (leneral K.
Waller,
HOBEY nAKEIt
Former Princeton football cup
tain, who has downed his first
German airplane in France. Ho
is n member of the American
aviation corps.
U. S. ENGINEERS LOSE
ONE MAN IN SKIRMISH
visit to the nearest town to buy them
whateer they wanted. And on tho
first day when she returned from her
shopping tour slio had her arms filled
with packages of chocolates, canned pato
do fola grns, lobster, mouth organs,
french pastry, checker botrds, chew
ing gum nnd other delights,
Capricious weather of tho last few
days has flooded tho valeys ind hweltcd
the livers throughout tho American
zones, and then followed It up with 11
sudden cold snap that turned nil roadH
Into glass. On such slippery surfaces
, even chained truck wheels spin lu fulllo
energy,
American Regiment Caught in i oencrai rershing himseit was a
Barrage Fire While at Work visit to a certain area, he descended 11
Sho 'promised them to make a dallyl, head of the inailno corps at Keiigue , ,eads"of the Allied war missions at
Island, has been circled couimniider of
the I'cnnsylwuiln. Cummiindery, Order
of Velerans of foielgn Wins.
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Tccla Sapphires of Cornfldtoer'Blw
The carat cost of fine natural sapphires
ranges from 100 tip.
The carat cost offineTecla sapphires is $1 5.
And between the two, gem experts make
their living!
In substance they arc practically the same,
in appearance they are indistinguishable.
Mounted only mlh genuine diamond inexquUUs
setting; charncterhed by refinement and grace.
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Charles J. Maxwell 1? Company rui4ti,5i Ateou
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on French Front
AGAIN AIDS DESTITUTE
Kor tho fourth time In three weeks,
Lieutenant Bloomer, of tho German
town avenue and Lycoming streets sta
tion, lias put a destitute family back i
on Its feet. Neighbors reporting that
the family of frank Kramer, 4445 North
Cleveland avenue, was without food und
about to bo ejected from their home.
Lieutenant Bloomer sent Detectlvo
Young to the house to Investigate.
On tho detcctlvo's report tho lieu
tenant purchased food and meat for
the family and had tho landlord givo
them a day's grace. The Kramers have
four children, tho oldest of whom Is
eight years and tho youngest seven
weeks.
AMKU1CAN" I-'IULU HKADQCAUTHIIK
IN fKANCK, Jan. 9.
A regiment of United Stntes Army
Engineers lias Just returned from a
month's "top" training on the same
front where the trench raid by the
Bodies occurred In November, after
having successfully built a long lino of
new trenches outsldo tho present french
wire entanglements under french super
vision. Tho Americans worked nights
without lights In completing tho great
length of trenches. During tho progress
of the work they suffered two casualties,
ono man being killed und another
wounded.
The Germans, noting tho fresh earth
on tho snow-covered ground durng tho
dayl'one night sent out a patrol which
encountered u French patrol. Tho tier
mans retired, but evidently signaled back
to their trencher, asking for u prear
ranged barrage. This was unloosed and
lasted a short time, during which tho
casualties occurred. Tho Americans re
tired, savo a certain number, who re
mained In the- trenches under fire. This
was the only Incident of nolo In this
tour of duty.
uie luuu hi ins eju, mm wutii nu ku. i
to tho bottom his chauffeur found It ini-'
possible to make progress either forward
or backward on tho slippery highway.
l'ershlng flniliy Had lo get out nnd
walk back to headquarters. Somo parts
of tho American zono reported a very j
heavy snowran ns reiicMng tho sltua
Hon somewhat today.
CALLS KAISEIt ASSASSIN
"Combines Worst of Attila, Caesar
and Napoleon," Says Australian
NEW YOHK. Jan. 9. Crawford
Viiughan, former Premier of South
Australia und ono of tho labor lead
ers) of tho Antipodes, addressed n
mass-meeting under tho ausplcn of
tlio American Alliance for Labor and
democracy, characterized tho German
Kmpcror as nn International assassin.
Ho asserted that tho Prussian ruler
who combines in ono person all that
was worst In Attila, Caesar unci Xupo- ,
leon, had planned to govern tho world
from Uerlln through tho instrumental- '
lty of a gigantic military organization.
"Tho man who btatcs that tho pres- l
ent wur is u capitalists' war states
what ho should Know is not true," said
Mr. Vnuglian. "If this war -was ono
for which tho capitalist was responsible
It would bo tho very worst financial
venture on which ho ever embarked,"
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Washington.- ; , . , ....i.i.i-i-i.iuji i
"Tho task of supervising the war mis- i - J, , r - ,. , L 7. r i i?iTl ! jTl fl fl iT iTl HT I fl 1 1 ft H Jl I f 111 H U i i n 11 1 T LO iTlilrPTTJTjSTTTiTiTiTrfrTTrtTl
slon in London, which I willingly uc-I U ! uliliiii"""""m"""m"l 'llllllllllliiii"""""""""" ninyiyji
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Hungarian Ministers Hcsit;n
ZURICH, Jan. 9 it Is reported that
the Hungarian .food minister, Crunt
Hadik, has resigned, owing to differ-! --
ences between Austria nnd Hungary j Lerlurc on Constantinople
over supplies of Hungarian foodstuffs ColialantllIOIo before tho world con-,
for the Austrian civilian population. d , v dctcHbed , u lpc. I
Tho Hungarians assert that Austria's ure t0 , demt.rC(i by Herant Haron
demands are extravagant- It Is reported t .,,..,. rdu,tn ,,f iiobert C,,i.
lege, Constantinople, this afternoon nt
the University Museum, Thirty-third and
that Count Sercnyl, Minister of Com-'
mcrce. and Bela Mezoasy, Minister ofj
Agriculture, havo resigned as a result
of attacks In connection with tho coal ,
Spruco streets.
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STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
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Stiir-Bloch Suits and Overcoats Now in
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the Golden Year Sale at Reduced Prices!
v " The January Sale of the Golden Year started a week ago with our season-end purchases from Hart, SchafTner &
Mxx, and now our semi-annual CLOSE-OUT LOTS FROM THE STEIN-BLOCH CONPANY ARE HERE. In this pur-
chase are hundreds of both Suits and Overcoats, and besides these fresh, new lots, to be shown TO-MORROW for the
(firt time, are many of the splendid special lots from Hart, SchafTner & Marx and other manufacturers of nation-wide
reputation.
' Variety and Values are Just as Wonderful as Last Week!
; $22.50 to $27.50
Suits, now $16.50
'Fran the famous Steln-Bloch
'CHjMUiy and other high-class
manufacturer.
$30.00 and $32.50
Suits, now $23.00
From the Stcin-BIoch Co.,
Hart, SchafTner & Marx and
other manufacturers.
$35.00 and $40.00
Suits, now $27.00
Stein-Bloch and H.. S. & M.
Suits, of fine worsteds, in con
servative and youthful models.
$45.00 and $50.00
Suits, now $33.00
Stcin-BIoch nnd H S. &
Suits, the finest produced
these famous houses.
$27.50 and $30.00
Overcoati, $23,00
;. aWu-JMocfc, H.. S. & M. and
ottw makaa every one an ex
tooHaary .Value.
$35.00 and $40.00
Overcoats, $27.00
Stein-Bloch and II., S. & M.
Chesterfield.box Coats and belt
ed all-around Trench Overcoats.
$45.00 and $50.00
Overcoats, $33.00
Stein-Bloch Overcoats, in fine
form-fitting models.also Trench
models; some from II., S. & M.
$55.00 to $65.00
Overcoats, $43.00
The finest Stein-Bloch ar,d
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Men's IM.00 Fur-lined Coats $47.50
Men's $85.00 Fur-lined Coats $67.50
Fur-'lned Overooata are In great demand this
winter better take advantage ot these values.
The Famous Langham-High
Youths' Long-Trousers Suits
For young men of 15 to 20 years
$16.50 and $18.90 Suits $13.50
$28.90 ani $220 Suit $16.50
, $250 and $279 Suits-$1&50
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MEN'S PLAIN OVERCOATS ALWAYS
IN STYLE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
$35 Overcoats, Oxford or black, $23.50
$30.00 Overcoats, dark Oxford $21.50
$25.00 Overcoats, dark Oxford $19.50
$20 Overcoats, black or Oxford, $16.50
MEN'S TROUSERS IN THE SALE
$3.00 and $3.50 -Trousers at $20 -
$4.00 and $40 Trousers at $3.25
$60 Black Trousers at $4.75
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Danny Boy Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Victrola Red Seal Record 88S92. Twelve-inch, $3.
In "Danny Boy" there is the every-day
touch of devotion and pathos that makes
a song extremely human.
There is a seeming bond of harmony
between such a song and the rich, sym
pathetic contralto of Schumann-Heink.
Her glorious voice gives beautiful and
tender expression to this simple plaint of
a hopeful heart.
Every Victor Record collection will be
the richer for having this new Schumann
Heink record a worthy addition to the
music of world-famed exclusive :,Victor
artists.
Go to-day to any Victor dealer's and have bim play this
ne(w Schumann-Heink record for you. ,
Victors and Victrolas, $10 to $400.
Victor Talking Machine Co, Camden, N. J.
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