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EYEX1XU ITBLIT LEDaEK-PHlLxVDELPUIA, TUESDAY. .lAXCAKY 22, 1018
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DEMAND BRITAIN ' FIRST PHOTOGRAPH OF THE BOLSHEVIKI CABINET, NOW RULING RUSSIA
OUST WAR CHIEFS
Northcliffd Begins Bitter
Campaign Against
Higher Command
CAMBRA1 IS CltUX!
Byng'a Reverse Is Lever Used
in Attempt to Pry Out
Army Leaders
LONDON. .ln :
Tlif JJ.iily MiiII'h bitter mtiirl.
tlio 'War Ofllco anil the lilfiln'i rum
matid of tlic at my Irii created n !
nation tlnousliout tlio ruuiitf i'o
Incident with till cumea the
nouticeincnt of the ii'slKiiatinn .if
Coloni'l Itcpingloii, the mllltni v .1
reMonilont of tlic Time, iiuth new.
papers 11 if tinder Lord .NurtliclinV's
direction, and tlio lmlillr couple tiir
two Incidents.
Colonel llcpinBton li ronsidcied the
fnrctno-.t military critic In i;urI.iiui
Ho is ci edited wuii i'eolllonal Inslili
knovvleilRO of the army and acquaint er j,
mice with the higher olllcer.
The Daily Mull publishes a two-col
umn t'ontilliuleil aitli'Io In eonnec- .. .
tlon with the llmllng of the htalT. an- ' IX fin Iftivvlfl A dku
nounccd In the limine of Commons on . l t" t" lftft.S
Tuesd.ij. that the llrltish higher urtn
command had not been surprised by
tlio (icrman attack on tho Cambral
front on November 30. when tho lirlt
Ish lost pait of the giouud sained In
the ollenhlve a few days earlier.
The article i-ays that tho Govern
ment, under thy picssuic of tho Ken
eial staff, is huthlns up the incident.
while the (iciiu.ms cialm to Iiavo cap
tured or ilestrujctl 1B- tanks and to
hnvo lalsen uooo men and 100 Runs.
The writer add.s:
"A particular uim.v illciue has had1
supreme mllltaiy ontrol for two yearn
ml has icpe.Ucd.s failed to fulllll its
, own expectations and promises.
I L H iWWWHWM, Jimuujiiniwi i I ...,.., II LMJIWM WWM H J
PEACE TALK ABSORBS '
WORKERS OF BRITAIN-
Problem Sure to Bulk Large
in Coming Conference at
Nottingham
LEADER EXPLAINS PLAN
nicht are M Zlntovvskv, M. Mtchailow. M
Voirin, who i addressing his colleagues.
1 nochniky, l.ion Tiotskv., Miiustoi of 1 on-iKn (Tairs, General Murawow and
The womun member t Mile. C'olontai. The other members are not identified.
Union of Peoples
1'iiiit Iniiril from Pane One
soviet appeals prlinaril, nui in iln.
ei mucin, but to the people nf tlic
world, whom It fecks to unite with tli
Ii'irniFo of ending the world flnuRhter
aad eradicating the causes of war, nanu -l.
1 nuerlallsm and ambition, vilildi 'n
mil form or another animate all ii
1 1 iinentH a at present rotiptllutul
"Any recoRnltlon which forelRn (J.
timucnts lientow on tho lirct-ent ItU'--
Tno .Man cuuouaiiy uiuoiues me i sa
.i.K. ,,r tlilu fii-flrOn lilntMl.itr 11,.. I
T-irl of llei-hv. Seerelniv for Wnr. ami I cil'iii
Ocnera' Sir William KoliertMin, chief
nr ilir, f-inrinl ht.'iff vliosf Ifniol'nl ir
.inTEestH is desirable. It declaies tlio ! coticorncd In old diplomatic us-aces. om i
mihllc would like to sco a man of tho M" lit .t-tline-Iti-1ilitory l.o eminent-
tjpe of Sir Kilo CJtddes. First Lord or Uournment of tlio exploited and
ti,n Ailmlmltv. rit tho War Otllcc. oppressed.
The article In the Dally Mall Is signed "We inn hope to succeed
lepubllc will be welcome, piin-
as tcstlmonv of tho oer. tin-
frankness, tlic undlsRUlycil putpo-o of
I the Itusslna revolution. We are no'
the
not tn pio-
port.ni. as wo ore rceoKiilrcil iy to'
l-'orelRii Olllcci" of other countrk-i. b n
In propoitlon an wo receive the a tl
support ii. the pioletarl.it of the demo. -Hides
ol the wolld.
"If in ilinernnielits llllnsl ie -oriiI
the lilitorU.il linportnuee .ni'l ,
tnc iiaiulcur of a lepubllc liohiR bmi
In thu irlrtst of the ruins of an eNtetP.il
and a uWI war, thu people of Uus-la
will be fcliiil to ieccio tli.it rec igi !-
tlui."
SIBERIA TO HE SPLIT ,
INTO TWO REPUBLICS
STOCKHOLM. .Tan. -".'.
Slbella Is to be i-pllt up Into two re-
his tronnrni ki.-iff .lmiIiioi linin. n.,.i i.i tiul.llcH. AVoid was icccivea nero iou.i
Kcneial stalT. A ilose btudiat .lutect.-I from INtroicrad f.nl a strong moioment
In this campalRii all tho familiar cl-f"i helf-Roerniiicut Is developing In tn
dent. s of inspliatlon. ' i:.i.ein Slbei Ian province. A conference.
... . . . . . ...... ... Illrirrri. null hnlll."
Ilnliln.l 11, n nnnoilnA. Iu II. -... , W 111 lie Ileal luilim luiv 1.1. .. v --
tallies ciitmcll and the 1'iench Reneralls.
Xw 1jiat rr.ibcr. '
I'laier mi'ustd the staff of waslllu!
men In Ill-timed ciinpalElis, fallhiR to ,
ailiiHxc 11 suits, deinaiiilliiR more men
contlnu.illj, but wasthiR their Lffurts.
The Mall ulitorlally said it did not
SKier with Kraber on borne points, but
on ihi wliol.- Indorsed his nitlele. ,
Last nlRlit, under a line mioss the lc,i :
of a tlve-colunm pape, "lutilRUo iiRalni-t
tin higher command." the Star, wlilcii
Is reputed bltteily hostile to 1'icmlerl
Lloyd lieorRe, prints an lntcrlew with
Lieutenant Colonel ItepliiRton, which it'
plains editorially as follows: I
"The air Is full of (.Iriis and poitciib-. '
Heiilngton, military erltlo of tho Tlnus,
Vms teiilgned. Also there has been
launched a violent press campaign
galnbt Sir William ltobertson. and
Terse Statements ilntfe
in War Conduct Fifth I
Uu Hi.- Pimiilt.-I:
"Scnutor Cluirpbcrlaia's state
ment us to tho iie.scnt inaction
untl incfi'cctivrt.ess of the (iovcrn
ment is an natonishinp; and ab
soltttclv unjustifiable distortion
of the truth.
"Xothinc helpful or likely to
speed or facilitate the war tasks
of the tiovurnmcnl lias come out
of such criticism and investiga
tion. "My association nnd constant
confcicncc with the Secretary of
War has tnunht nie to regard
him as one of the ablest public
officials I have ever known. The
country will soon lenvn whether
c or his critics understand the
business in band."
III! Si'mttm Cliamlicrlaiu:
"Secretary linker's elVoits to
better liis organization havu my
utmost approval. Hut the in
herent weakness of liis orRniiizn
tion is that nobody between the
at my and the President has legal
authority.
"I am acting under my oath
and will lime the approval of
my own conscience, even if not
of the Administration. The
people ate entitled to be led into
the committee's confidence."
Wilson Rule Menaced
in Senate Battle
Peace With Ireland,
Urged by Wilson
t'ltntliiufil from Tune line
of the present plans of
tunthiiifil (rum I'ncr One
the War li- , conferences and trying to elVect such
partment will not bo accepted limtewr. n compromise before the Home Hule
except to prevent enactment of the war C0MVel,ti0n resumes its deliberations
cabinet bill . tomorrow.
republicans today wore plannlnR a T, p b,. ,, t f Ulc
( aurui n iitriiiu ijipw i'-.t i" fp
PHONi: WIKKS FROZEN OFF
Thirty Below at Trout Run, Pa., Sets
Record for Winter
on the war cabinet and munitions direc
tor bills Democrats probablj will irnxe
a similar reunion. Some legislator saw
the d.inKcr of tho majurity party being
r forced to necept one or Imth bill" purel
1 from the standpoint of "potltn-ul satety
llr.st." ,
The polltira! llres are ii" rugliiR
Senator Penrose has aiiiioum il he will
make a speech showing up Denim rath
mlst.ikes In tlio conduct of thu war.
other Itepubllc.in Senators are consid
ering like speeches. AVheti I'rnroso does j
speak ho w 111 get as Igorous nn answer
I as be gave Stone's attack.
The partisan llnnies arc llkel to
spread to tho House, many of whoso
members listened to Suae mid IVnime.
There was no den lug tile fait that
in both houses politics Is no longer mi
lter i ontrol. but Is likely In stu until
the election utiles the tlxal claims, or
some one takes sharp steps to cheek
It
I 100,0;I8 P. R. R. Stockholders
' The number of stockhoMeis of tin
l'ennslanl.i ltailroad. for the Hist thm
In the blstorv of tlio romp in, by
passed the 100,000 mark, tlic em t
number licllitr 100.CI38. iiftlien. I'M'i.
are women. The I'ennsjlwiiil.i lt.itho.oi
Company lias oulstandlng 'i"h."i,.!li
bliaies of stock of tlio pai .ihn i f '.n
ucli. All bill '- I lr ci ut I- no Mii I
In the l ulteil suites
Times expresses the belief that a
solution one way or another will be
reached this week.
WASIHNtiTuN, J.iu -'.
While House olllelals today dcilaicil
that while President Wilson has stcaillb
taken a deep Interest In the Iilsh prob
lem they ulc not awani that lie has
made representations to tlio lliltlsh flm
ernnieiit as dedal ed by the limloii
Hally N'ews. It was thought possible
that some informal word from tho Pres
ident may h.ic been transmuted. Pul
ing the last few mouths tho Ptcsldcnt
lias iceelved at the White limine ni.uiy
persons Intimately couueiled with tlic
Irish cuiin-. among them T. 1' in'omioi.
Despondent idow Ktuls Life
Henderson Asserts Woodless Revo
lution Duo to Upset Preent
Sytem
MiTTIXUlIAM. Lug. Jan. i-'.
iiiioi s iitmunl enuferenee. beginning
t-imnriou. assumed more and mote the
eiiain.ti-i of an International gntberlng
j irkmen In prellniinaty meetings to.
dm nnd bulked cn larger In hiipor-taur-
tluoiigli icrlalnty that the whole '
nriiei niiestlon will lio deluUd
S..i miiv is the conference to lonsidei
in. situntlon of tlio Hrltlsh Labor part.
Out .M t.lnnliioff, of ltussla: Mm Hen-
iudei mill l.otigiict, of Kranee, nnd Mm.
luisnians, Vimderveldo nnd llrociiuaett, '
f llelgluni. bate been Invited nnd e-
lie. i.-il to address a special meeting to-
nig '
II .ntmn of munitions workeis of
' kisgon ami Woolwhh hi seeking to
f-.r. , ininuillate action b.v the Oovein-
ment to open pence negotiations, undei
ilne.it of st! Ikes, seemed likely to make
.this suhjcit tlio InoH Important of nn
of those to be lonsldercd by tho coneu
' tlon.
.N'enil u mure of dtffircnl resolutions
urging some sort of peuco ftcps lme j
btcn subunttaij for adoption by tlio gen- i
, oral paitj conference and aro to be de
bated by tho coin cntlon. i
HrltUli writers halo written a treat '
deal about tlio conference. Somewhere
In tho courso of mot sui h articles thete
i has nppeared tliep hrabe: "Arthur Hen
, dcrson has a gieut opportunity before
him." The fnlted Press asked tho head
I of the Labor Party today what he e
i pected to devtlop from this great op
I portlinltj He uusueicil
"Iteiolutlon '
l- spoke ill ,i seili.n- in.uiliei bis
bead down hi the nti uli.ir hulking man
ner of Ilritl-li tlg.itlng politician", but Is
looked up ininiiill.itch anil nulleil
'There s a h ,.uln.ii cuinlug. all
right ho explained "but It will bo a
bloodless affair, entirely political, Tho
llrltish people nrc seeking tho means
of a swlfo transition from the old order
of things to tlio new, but they jilsli II
to bo smooth ns well as swlfb Wo are
leorgntiltlng the 1-nbor party to mako
It the elililo for the change"
The reorgnnlratioli referred to Is that
pioposed by the national cxecutlvo
i. hereby Labor liarty membership will
cento to be baseil exclusively on nflllla
tlon with a trades union, but will bo
open to nny otcr ngrcedlng with the
lnvrtv.! program
"When the scliemo comes Into opera
tion It will proilde the peoplo with
the means of effecting -n completo revolu
tion hi the control of state." continued
Henderson ; "tho revolution will ham tho
thoroughness of the Hussiau revolution,
but will iiolil ltusslu's dlsasteis The
llrltish people bale learned how to
operate tiee representative Institutions
They ale skilled In the pi notice of
political deinociacy.
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I'nrk 171
Pretty Candy Jars
A new article that is much in
demand of which wc show an
excellent collection.
In good taste is an engraved
glass candy jar, delicately trim
med with silver height ten
and one-half inches $10.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut su
UIAMONH M LIP HA NTS JUWELEUS SILVKUSMITILS
iSSusraiaiBiaiEiEiBisii
el
i'.TAWI-S P.i . .bin .. 1 1 s..n
dcnl sin lh ile.uh ol h t hti--l),iiiil .
eial w.ii .ill" Mrs Iiiun Wiilg. i. t
i 'atnu H.-.1 towlislnii iiiiiuittMl nl, id.
U I .inguu i tin. bain uf I V Uuup.
Miuiiilintow i
simo inn igue lino ur.ivo. iintteu. goes
so far as to quote the Krench nickname
for ltobei Uon. dubbing hlin 'ilineial
Non Kon' becau'o lie says 'no, no to
every wildcat fcchcmo hatched in Paris.
Wo adviso every fair-minded man to col
late tho Inspired diatribes of the Xoith
clllfo press and then form his own
Judgment "
Lieutenant Colonel Kcplngton in his
Interview printed In tho Star says:
"I resigned the position ns military
correspondent for the Times purely as
a mutter of pilnclplc.
"The piiNltbiil uf the i-mllitry tmluy
U, In ln liilml, so serious Hint there U
no other alternative open to me tlntii tu
tske the htrp I huve tnken.
'If the present state of things Is
allow id to esist. nothing but disaster
can bofull the cuuntiy. The Oovcrn
ment li.ih lust the conlldence not only of
labor but of the gieat majotity of the
liub'i' , and if the existing method Is al
lowed tj continuo It will succeed In
wieikmg both tho military and tho naval
servn es
Icr the niMiiKatlon ol a piowsiunai ko
tinment. Tho delegates nie being UP',
portioned one to every llft.v -thousand of
population.
Tim leaders la tho movement declaie
they will ralso an army to ristoro nb-
soiuto oruer in j.asiern non-ii. mm .
pinlcet their frontier"."
WH.Ll'A.MM'dUT. IM . .Ian. 1'S -Tin
temperature dropped to 30 ilcgiees below
zero at Trout Kim. setlliig a new- record I Car Congestion Nearly Cleared
for the winter I'oinmerclal and railroad WIL.MINiSToN. Ivl . .Ian .. - l:.i
telephone wires In that vicinity were' ad o'llelals In Wilmington ilc.iu.ti
illllL lilt' III IIUII "'I I III.- I U' I iiiii i ii-
iraior in i-ioppiiiK vow,
! TROTSKY TO MAKE NEW
PEACE PLEA TO ALLIES
' PHTltOfinAD. .Ian. 'J2.
1 The All-Husslan convention of Woik
1 men's and Solilltis' Soviets, which Is
piesumabb to formulate the future (Sov
cinnient of P.iifcbl.i now that the Con
stituent Assembly la dissolved, was de
la nl In its meelliiR today. Xot all dele
gates have arilved. and until the pom
nlelo membership is hero tho situation I
will uuii k time.
I'oiclRii Jlinister Trotzky and other,
members of the Husslan poaco delegation
were expected back this week from
llrest-Lltovsk. It was asseited today
Hint Tiotkv would addiess anuther np-
The gnat crime of tho Government I eai ... .i10 Allies, outlining tho pro-.
Is that it will not tell tho nation tho Ki.im made at llrest-Lltovsk and urslns
truth them again to Join in general penco no-
Labur has been bplcndid tluoughout (-otlatlons.
the war. and 1 have every conlldence In, Tno lnuniei- or formir Jllnlster Ko
labor, but labor has lost all coufldeiieu i Kai.Lin ,.mi siilng.uelt was olllelally nn-
contractid so much that a number of
them snapped oft", hampering tho sirv
loo badly. Men who Were lilln by the
i ciusuih ut 1'iuiiiu onu iliiu luaillieu lO
1 spend the day In tho woods cutting file'
vveio kept Indoors by tho extreme cold
, weather
ir a few il.iv
nd lu clearing the way for co.il Mnp-
nentH had bad a marled ifftet on the
.lumber of cars ill Wilmington Despite
'ho had weather the local ynids have
ieen almost cleared of tlio ens which
ongested them.
1 St
la
i bu
If
.1 smntl deposit
now uill reserve
purchase until
desired.
Liberty llomls
accepted ns cash
nl pnr.
Mail orders
promptly filled.
Extra . - large'
size coals up to
30 bust measure.
Purchasing
agents' orders oc
ceplcd with usual
10 per cent nl
lotced. Repairing and
re mod cling at
lou cost.
mm i
-OW
orldaBMtBevef"
A delicious health drink
N'on-lntoilcstlng. Pure.
Get a case for home uie.
At grAcert', at druggist',
in fact at alt places where
good drinks are told.
LEMP, Manufacturers
ST. LOUIS
Girard Grocery Co.
MIILVIIKU'IIIA. v..
Of 1
ma
IS
1115 Chestnut Street
Opposite Keith's
New Reductions in Our
Greatest Fur Sale Now
50 Per Cent Off in
Many Instances
nl-IC , . 1 Ll i..i.: c 7 : cc u .. T
rl ll-i IIIU3L ICIllUIft-ClUlC ICUULllUllO Ul UU1 SdJC U1C 111 CUCUl J1UVV, AUvTV
offset the loss entailed by the Monday closing order, we are even W
rurtner reaucing prices in oraer to increase tne volume or our sales.
In tho Pi line Minister
"Tile uriiij Is tired and dlngusled vtltb
tbeiie tiitriKliesj the soldiers lire not poll
tlrlaim, they want 110 fuvorltUm.
llepington pointed out that Field Mar
shal II ile In his last dispatch lefetrtd
to the handicap he was wot king under,
through the difficulty In obtaining ade
quate drafts a sulllclent length of time
beforo the divisions' aio called upon to
take their place In tho battle.
"KuftRla," proceeded Colonel lleping
ton, "disappears out of the war and her
treat mamiea of troops are fluna; across
from eaftt to went. Neither the Govern
ment nor I know nbut the Hermans pro
pose (o attempt, but limtrml of placing
the earibi boldlj on Hie table Hie Gov
ernment resorts to secrecy. Then follows
a newspaper campaign aiainst naval nnd
mllUnry men. ,
ritlSUNEKS CUT ICK
nounced today as the woik of llolshevlM
flintier, who nero stiired to a freuuy
by apixals of u number of nieinbers uf
tho Hal lie lleet. Just niilved. that they
take the fate of those opposing them
lulu their on n hands.
An attempt has been made to assas
sinate Hurls Savlnkoif. forme:- Acting
Minister of War In tho KVrensky I'abl-
net. Previously It bad bScn leported
that nieinbers of tlio lied tluard werol
bcourlng Petiogiad for Savlnkoif. be
cause of his antl-llolshevik activities at
tlio opening of tho biief session of tho
Constituent Assembly.
Premier Lenlno has Issued a warrant
011 tho ground of "public po'ley" for tho
111 rest of XI. Tchcinolf, a Social Hevo
lutlonaiy, who was elected president of
tho AsMcmbly over tho Holshcvik candi
date. Itcsiy;ns to Double Salarv
WILMINHTOX. Hit, Jan. 22. Hr. V.
Harvest in JamesburR, N. J., Saved' m. jivcis. vbo ims inen dt pbjsiuian
, t. - ti 1 j hi Wtluiingtoii and later was secietary
by Permit r rom Judge 'of t)lt. naid of Health, has resigned
JAMKHBrRU. X. J. Jan 2J. With
Inelr lako here covered with line Ico
Jfteen inches thick, but without help to
get It harvested, the Jamesburg Ice Com
pany has been baved from an embar
rassing situation by tho employment of
prisoners from the county Jail under a
Permit granted by Judge Lawicncc. Tho
prisoners are paid the prevailing wages,
either In cash to bo available at tho end
of their prison terms or In tho form of
remittances to their families, as the
Court may direct.
An agent of tho company calls for tho
men each moinlng at the county Jail and
transports them to Jamestown by train.
They get a hot lunch at the lake.
miii will accent a nosltion with ti .ev
York Insuiance company, wlieie ho will
receive a salary of $5000 a ear, which
Is moro than iloublo what he has been
receiving in Wilmington. Former Mayor
i'rlco was elected to succeed him.
Chinesejilii Bulbf
will (Ira jou
a profusion of
sweet-scented
Howera In alx
necks,
line tialbs,
lOo each 1 per
iloien, 11,00.
PAPER WHITE
NARCISSUS
Will lilnnm nltiindanl 1
In fjllIVS ftA SttsP IVAJlltf
60 h; U'H l'Hlt HO.., 33 CKXTK
JlOtll nf tli a Km a nan ha iritt 11
Jndoori U toll water or nber set
HYACINTHS1""" T.'0
Startsa In water and readyMo bloom,
jour first opportunity to get tlies.
IS CENTS l'il'll. alJJO IVr IXIZK.V
Michel'sff?ffir
SKSD1TIK1
S.B. COUGH DROPS
Give the youngsters
all they want. Smith
Brothers' keep colds
away and prevent '
sore tluroat.
At druggists, grocer, conlectlon
erst alto newt and cigar jfimdt.
Seattle has coal not a day lost this winter because
of lack of fuel or power: in Seattle a coal contract means
that you will get your coal twelve months in the year.
Seattle has oiver 190,000 hydro-electric horsepower
developed; four times as much ready to develop at the
lowest rates in the United States.
Seattle has men with 28,000 men working in war
industries alone, not an hour has been lost this winter
because of cold or storm; no time is ever lost in summer
because of excessive heat.
Seattle has transportation ocean ships bringing
260,000 tons of rubber, vegetable oils and other oriental
products to Seattle this month, landing them in a harbor
that never knows ice, on a $10,000,000 system of deep
water terminals.
Seattle has room for you to build your factory some
where on its waterfront of 140 miles, where you can take
advantage of the most favorable conditions in the United
States.
i
Seattle launched the first ship of the United States
emergency fleet and will produce 1,000,000 tons of steel
and wood ships this year. We will help you investigate
Seattle's facilities to serve you now and to produce your
requirements economically after the war.
SEATTLE CHAMBER JF JOMMEfcCE, Seattle
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Furs are the warmest and most durable clothing one can get. With the
taking unprecedented drops, with the fuel problem still in doubt, furs are a
comfort.
temperature still
sure road
to
Just Half Price for These Beautiful Furs
Regularly
15.00 Skunk Scarfs, now
I 5.00 HLick Fox Muffs, now 7.50
1 5.00 Black Fox Scarfs, now 7.50
20.00 Kamchatka Wolf Sets, now 10.00
20.00 Black Wolf Scurfs, now 10.00
20.00 Taupe Wolf Scarfs, now 10.00
24.00 Jap Cross Fox Scarfs, now 12.00
24.00 Skunk Muffs, now 12.00
27.00 Red Fox Scarfs, now 13.50
30.00 Skunk Muffs, now 15.00
30.00 Kamchatka Wolf Scnrf 15.00
45.00 Red Fox Scarfs, now 22.50
49.00 Jap Kolinsky Scarfs, now 24.50
55.00 I'ony Coats, now 27.50
Muffs
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i 118.00 Hudson Seal 13.50
E '24.00 Tuupe Wolf 18.00
gj 30.00 Beaver 22.50
g 32.00 Black Fox 24.00
m 50.00 Taupe fox 37.50
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7.SU J 55.OO Ermino Scarfs, now 27.50
59.50 Mole Scarfs, now 29.75
65.00 Jap Cross Fox Sets, now 32.50
69.00 Jap Cross Fox Sets, now 34.50
89.00 Kamchatka Wolf Set, now 44.50
99.00 Pointed Wolf Set, now 49.50
I I 5.00 Jap Kolinsky Set, now 57.50
I I 5.00 Ermine Scarf, now 57.50
1 35.00v Fisher Set. now 67.50
145.00 Caracul Coat, now 72.50
150.00 Fisher Set, now 75.00
190.00 Silver Fox Scarf, now 95.00
550.00 Silver Fox Set, now 275.00
Scarfs
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30.00 Taupe Wolf 22.50
36.00 Red Tox 27.00
39.00 Kamchatka Fox 29.25
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5300 Slate Fox 39.75
55.00 Cross Fox 41.25.
Fine Furs Sets Greatly Reduced
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40.00 Black Wolf Sets 30.00
50.00 Taupe Wolf Seta 37.50
65.00 Taupo Fox Sets 48.75
65.00 Red Fox Sets 48.75
90.00 Jap Kolinsky Sets 67.50
95.00 Hudson Seal Sets 71.25
95.00 Fisher Sets 71.25
95.00 Kumchatku Fox Set 71.25
t 1 5.00 Cross Fox Seta 86.25
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I 30.00 Slate Fox Set 97.50
1 30.00 Scotch Moleskin Seta 97.50
130.00 Beaver Set 97.50
135.00 Royal Ermine Set .'...116.25
295.00 Mole and Ermine Set 221.25
300.00 Cross Fox Sets 225.00
450.00 Kolinsky Set 337.50
500.00 Silver Fox Set 375.00
700.00 Hudson Bay Sable Set 525.00
All Our Fur Coats Reduced
These but hint the savings. 'Every coat in stock
is in this reduction sale.
Regularly Now
90.00 French Seal Coats 67.50
95.00 Natural Muskrat Coats 71.25
95.00 Sable Marmot Coats 71.25
1 30.00 Hudson Seal Coats 97.50
165.00 Hudson Seal Coats 123.75
1 90.00 Hudson Seal Coats 142.50
190.00 Nutria Coats 142.50
245.00 Hudson Seal Coats '. .183.75 .
600.00 Baby Caracul Coat 450.00
All Velvet Hats Reduced to 3,50
Worth up to J8M. Many Styles
Beautiful New Models for Southern Wear in Display
First presentation of hats for the South, showing the new styles being brought out
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