"u y- .hir, '' r'V .H i- 'UW "V V '''.w 14.fi0 v' u 3BWS, ' i? f B ., ta -vi "".i xjl Iff': ;4V . I i .a-wvi. -tafitti ( 1 & v ' m lis m vrtv W Fr?' kJ 3, b Wfl l fiK Km?. Hfc-:.' 1 WBNXr rum' UtUWD T1K 'r -o feet of 6Ze&eis)24,frly- jng Amcricdh Flag, tu Now in River ., . , , fcOOMERS. MEET TODAY I'W , ... ' , . -.v U "N1 -- ml lope lo'rlcuge Shippers 'to Route All Goods Via r CLEAN-STREETS ADVOCA TES ARE GIVEN REPORT TODAY .Datesman Given Until 3 o'Cloch This. Afternoon to Announce De cision to Mass-Meeting on "Minimum , Labor" Clause" Philadelphia crw. licro . One of the largest fleets of mercliant- rtnn ever seen In Mils uort Is. mow in ;th pelaware riyTxl "Z" ' J felxty-two vessels - tuywity.-fntir of Ilthem flying fhte.vAiii?flcflJVl?iS:"nd the Others representloRlitSiydi'e'RC. ruitjons lnjjthe Stream Hwdltlng a' loading berth The Dresence of this great commer cial flotilla Is expected tp provo an In- t II ... . u...... r ..... . . sp'ruuuil lu IllCIIIUfin Ul HIV "ll L IIUUMI 'commlHee. aDnolntfd two eckn airo liv TJock Director Webster, w hen tliej meet at noon today In 'the Director a ulllce 'tb' formulate pl.ans for plcdKlnB all man ufacturers, shippers anil limmrters In thts BCCtlon to use thN jmTt' eclusiely. Slut Siiunre-HliTKerH Vessels now In the lirnt include firiy slx Bteamshlps -and six old-tlino squ.ire- rlsed craft. Tlio foreicn omit Meg lep- resented aro dre.it Hritam. riimf, Italy. Japan, Xorw.iy Swedm Hiaiil, Holland, Denmark mid lireei c To tho old mariners the inot imere'-l-itiff Bight are the Fau-iri'-rlKcer", with their trim lines and "lup mams, now taking cargo for foreign shon l'ie Irnqro of these old-timers aie ikivn on their way nero irom pons m ,.outh America with cargoes of nianiraneM- ore t An Interesting feature is the fact that arnonR the slly-two ese's In port twenty-four steamships fl the American flag and ,aro ingaged in the orseas. Jrade. ( Five of .iJie stiuare-clBgern are under the Norwegian Hag and ono under the Swedish nag Tho -Alfonbo, lljing tlie Norweglhn dag. 1 fully loa-liVI and readv to eail for .Sydney, Austral i. She In the flrst sailing crait to Iear from 'hila- delplita to that larava poit with a 'generat cargo In nearly half a century Tho other nve sailing erart arc loading coalvaiijk general cargo for itlu Jan. 'to ami 5donteU'co Hie I'rehlflil Ve realize thai we aie eonftonted with a h(g probleui. ' said .1 s w j)0 ton, president of ,"th .Jl:li itime 1:xj chnnire, speaking, n todf'n s meeilnir. 'BtiE We' hope to .Iciompli.sft material results. One of the UlUlcHitli-s will lie In overcoming the present ustom, undei whjch a maJorlt of the orders for shipments contain also explicit Instriu tlotis as to the route tliat shipment shall take and the poit tlnuugli which It must pass. . l-' V.. .,- ... l- .. IlUklltri UUMULH' ll UP liVVIl Wlllf, il It, tan be, Is that of financial liiU'rct.s held by ma,nufa;tuiei,s 01 Importeis In this city 'tu'titeaiifohlii llni Uilng the ixrt of New -York. . Natutally u man l'.Itea. to ship through a line whose prof- fits Jie shares, and. .thus has-been an important Influence In irstrhtlns th" extoinBlon of tho I'nlUiIelnHIa port " This atteninted nledging of j-lilnn, rs fioni Hog 1-lni bayio of cllc organlrnllons' for clean 'Streets, ireo iroiu disease-spreading filth and diut. re sulted in nnother mass-inectlng this afternoon In tho rhambtr of Commerce assembly rooms In the Wldiner Hulldlng At this meeting u special committee appointed lasl mondny presented Us report. JJuy. ClSndnker heads this commlltre, wlilch In'a letter to Director D.lt.sniiin, of Public Works, demanded n rejection of all bldi for .tho 1019 street cleaning contracts. The heaviest. Mrc'of the advocates of cleaner Mucin has bei n 1cm led at the 'minimum labor ' clause of the 1919 specilii atlmiR. or rather, on the abstnee of such a ( lause. , This clause, strapgev missing fiom the spcilficntlonH, stipulated in the 1918 speclllcallon.s the minimum number of men that were to be ciiiiilojcd by stnet clcunlng tontractors With no ditlnltp nuinbir of workers required, members of clic bodies point out, tin intlre ustim of inspiLtioti and cliecking i ollapcs Time I Imll On Iti'ldt Plrecior Datesman wtu. iiski d m leplv to the spei In I lOinmiUii s ill niand no SHIP NEWS HABITUAL PROFANITY TABOO IN SHIPYARDS Expletives With a Punch Per- niissihle OnK m Special Occasion- later than .1 o lock this afternoon. Whether he will i eject the recent bids. In which Senator Kdnln II. Vara figured prominently, oi flout public opinion and award the contracts. Is being much spec ulated upon The special tommltleo members desired the Director's picsencq at the meeting todav Datesman and Chief Hlck. of the llureau of Mrret Cleaning were present nt b.st Mr.n.in s inciting The Director came primed with a pi ep in it stiitement, which he read chief Illd-s at tlio same meeting, announced lie wmiul not discuss tho specifications with am one not fa millnr with lhofc. both for PUS and for 1919. Hu gof nto deip water ery ipilcklv when pertinent nuestlons were nskcil him, giilng Mciflc paragraphs of the specifications. Din. tor Datesman had to come to the ihii f's aid. Women mi iinunlltre Oundaker nlso Is ih.iimi.iu of the committee on mutiii pal affairs of the Chamber of Cominetie ssoilateil with him on the spe. i.il i nmiiiittee aro six teen men and wuinui prominent in ell ic affairs. Tlielr iiiimbu includes Mrs. i:daid It Piddle, niesidellt of the Cillc club; HeorKo H I'.iiiuliim, ,lr, presi dent of thu Cltv i lub, and Mrs Frank Milts Day, prcid. u of I he Women's League for ilood i ion iiinieut. his toe or tho rndent who takes ''pot i-liots" at a linwiiiig f Inn durpig the 'wee sma' lioiits. but ii.-a mst tlio ocr expresshe uidii idiials who forget their surrounding-- SELL HOUSES. AT COST Ho" Nltiinl Worker to 1'iirclitit-o Dwelliii";- From (Iotriiiiient Virtuallv nil of ih. lioicrnment houses built foi Hog Isl.mil shlpwr.rkei s at Seenty-!lrl Ir.ii and Tlnlcuin ae nue will be sold at lost Prefetenco wdl lie gneri to the Hog Island tmplocs ill siting to purchase S.ii it mildlv! ItesideniM of the -lihiWMi kns niunltv adjoining lli Meiih.inis' mdiiig to nt ii to Ad- com-A.irit at llatihuan ate adnstil to inodltv their horses e lamatlons thai bear a tint of lite, bilmstone eji' A ban has been pl.u ed on piofamls Tile poljce autliiu uies of the town site iiniiniinep thai ihei .no dt. rmined 10 taboo lie language tm unless the residents i ultiiate the iliiin. ' liiy-mv ' and 'Oh. sngai ' sniistltutis foi the "stionger eiuih.sions iiimi iliat steps will be takin lo have offeuilei s hi ought before tile jiioper auihnrilles and made pay u substantial fine Complaints against nuns pitsonswith on-kilunicti'i Mnalnilaii.s h.ini been pouring Into the he.iiliiiai tf'l of the police, and thej have b.gun a nusade to breaU.;il the niilsame A tiiiiill.it note of i oinpl.nut crmiea i Tlie innlter i. in.iili an of tlie pi opei 1 1. nilral Howies Tin sit, lias liein tinned over to !' paitment. . ivuinlru ioiii -iu.il iii.ii oi mi 'i u nib r i.u. 1.. ti ie in . ii com pletcd and dolheicil Num. nuts ottei liao alieaili In en iii.nl. f.n th. pur- base of tin s( hoii..i - American Units Cross Border Into Germany t onlhiiH'd from I'll Co tine track, it Ih ocr this lino prluclpally that llin .forceM of ociurutliVil will ho supplied during tbcjr ndiance. More than 10,000 American' jxro cm ployed on, tho ttiftk of rebulldlni? the rail roads across N'o afali's J.and northe'ast of Verdun, tho Twenty-third liuglneer rrglment having ehargo of tho work. Mile after inllo of trackage has been destroyed by four years' constant bhell lng, necessitating a niw raodbed. West of the Herman lines tho en--glnecrs began work on tho day tjie nr mlstli'p 'Wbh sgud; then when the American ttoop.s 1 egan their advance ti week ago the engineers rushed addi tional fori es to carry out thn recon struction work on the other side of the old Herman .line. The most dlftlcutt task o'crcoino by the Americans, was the ileurlng of a tunnel two miles from Verdun fn the region of l.ort do la Valines" The tunnel was Used bv the Pferfch as a shelter dating tho siege of, vJrdun In tho early dnH of tho wan gon lo.ilieis were killed 111 the tunnel by an csptolnn, whlih, II was reported, was caused bj. a muhj kicking a case of ammunition Tlio Heriuilii artillery for years pounded both ends of tho tunnel In an inde.iMir to --eal up this Important aid to the l'lencli defemlciH of Verdun. Con siiiuently th inulhiil nt either end was coiereu leu tift iiiep at places with eailli and loiks tin own mi by the Elicits. MAIN ARMY MAY CROSS FRONTIER TOMORROW It PDWIN h. JAMES Sieri'n Cable in V.i rnm-r Public Ledger .ujiniffl rill h N.i lor-. 7unr Co. I.tiNrintmrg, Nov. 25. The H.eption g.Nin to Hie American aiin or no. up.it inn (oolcd ofT conslder alilj SatiiiihiN. when our foices reached the Heiin in inn drr ilong the northeast "dgenf the rm h of I.uxemburg, whero the Herman (lenient of the population predominates Tlieie were hi ass bahiLs anil crouds, but enthusiasm was lacking Tlie entire Thiid Aimv Is now nt tlie Herman border our- float extends from Wallendnif on the north to Slerck on tlio south. Kioni Wallinilorf down to Was nerbllllg it urns along tlie Sauer River and ftom time souili along tlie Moselle The liirmans appear to be In no great liuiry In moNln-r into net many I rode along the wholo front and across Ihbf Street felMlon to catcii ti train for rifls narrow river" I could see, tens of thou- j burgh when ho collided Nvlth i-vo pallor, sands of Oonnan soldiers In camp and starling tho fight that resulted In hln loiinng about. 'iirrcst. Ho wita held ln'hall of MO00 by Our men are ontnlillfitilri-r thernsjc Ives jinglstrato (irells oif three chatges: along tho western banks of tho streams, cannlnn iireuiiinir ,.r.a nt-in.. .,.i ..where they may leninln soNeral days. larceny, Inciting u i lot and carrying con- i.iuii inn .aiiicu iroops on in' "- -. ceaicu weapons. the lino with lis. ra'hd region which tho third army lias reached Is ono of great natural beauty, tho northwestern part of the Duchy hejng known tin lltllo Switzerland. Dofore the war It was u great resort for tourists I It Is very cold and clear. The heavy frosts remain till day and these nc- Darncgat' Lighthouse 'Threatened IlHrne-rnt, N. ., Nov, 25. The name cat lighthouse Is In danger from the Inroads of tho tea currents at the Inlet, and the men In charge have notified tho Washington authorities to take steps to safeguard the structure 'SleVri.nl jtMU i &.?' "' Miss tflary Illckey, thirty-six years'S, of 3GG0 North Eleventh street, was dden'd todny fn a cas-tllled' bed old. found room of her librae by'her father, Michael ' llickev According to tho police, rag In tho meter "became exhausted whUo Miss HICKey was reauing in oca. cumiil.iflniis nlve much of the country side tho appearance of being under a blanket of snow. Tho weather has been perfect since tho Americans entered Luxemburg. Tho chief surgeon of tho army tells me that the health of the men Is excellent. Shortage nf timeline l'veryllilng connected with" tlio move ment of the nrmy is going well except for a shortage of gasoline Tho problem of tto supply, .which Is of great extent, gives every promlsO of being eolvcd promptly. The Luxemburg" trades-people linvo seized tho opportunity to iidiance their prices. The cost of menls Is much higher here than In Paris Any kind of a meat costs the Miulvajeait.of $ or ?G. Food Is very scarce lir Luxemhutg since tho supply has been cut off from flermany, trafllc communications with Franco not' yet haling been leslored MOB THREATENS NEGRO . Man in How in Hro.ttl Street Sta-. lion Sincd by Detective A noirni was s.iNed from a mob at Broad Street SUHon 5 "tenia- by Dc tecthe Thoiflas McCulloitgh. who thrust, him Into an eleiatoi which the ofllcer ran up between floors out of reach Of thn crowd HoerNes answered & rot; call from Clt Hall and look the priH oncr to the police station ! Tliu nigro. Aitle I'liwell. 1122 I'lpe street, w.is 111 re-ted after a clash with two sailois. In wlilch he fired scNernl shots one bullet lodging In the coat of. one of four oung women, who were standing near s the ctoivd gathered there was a cry or "Ljnch him" but Deteithe McCullougli went lo his icscuc. Al ahoul 9 o clock Saluiday night Tow ell threw a hi lck through the win dow of the Jew edi stoic of Philip llu ben, 8.'." South stjeet, and ran with a tray of jcwelr.i worth $'fi ltuhens gale chase, but Powell beat him into uncon sciousness with ins leNolier and escaped. Powell lias huuMng through Ilrnad 1 liesiituiiK. I.inn wind il Iii nil iu bin I fate t Dine.tiuilH 1 ikiii imi mi-li.rs nut viitlin trtUimnK.iiii 111I1111 Ho- nflu lul iin lirenarlu" of IIok Islitiul -s Jnhn 1. hmlili 11 who hH lili lintikiiiv nfllii 111 1)1.. iiihlilii liulklitill. Nlneti ruiirth Ml reel n.l 1 111I1 ii'n Hlllll. lie Is in 1 h..rifi. nt the J Tok lslnii'1 1 nlf rlHililiient 1 ur. iu in llil.il.. minis mliisti i Is. eli Ui clriiiir In blnwoni fotlh ' liefnre the panir ulinutil 1 oiiiniunii .ii. null him . I'd llii.eii., nf lie in.l .mule Hhep ill i I tluiKi' I in an !"' HI"! liul HUM' l a ' hu 1 11 tt. sttirti il lasl splint, shiie Ihil-tllm i. h ti. ' i IUn, "'"is itiri ( hft kens Jin r 11. u 11' Il 1 .1 S. In 11 Ii. 1)1 ill' 1 1 him. Jilio Hint. I r l.il .is t 111 ' -mall In 114 II it 111.J i lilt l.i 11 .111.1 Ii. slill h.is WIipii it (nine- in iwdu 11 J lint ilr 11 u .1 IJie I'he-t r -f-.riil.nil.liiitf jro l.le-snl rnolllH lull surell' ilHlwr the K It Ml 11 l"ll nil lull" I ml" I ' 1.11.1 ' fur" u 1 1 and Importers Is part of a plan of gen erab survey of the poit and all its fa cilities and possibilities, so uliimatelv the' committee may go to a steamship in., with iipnn r .11111 snei I e nils lor regular sailings out of this puji Ihiough 1 ililon.il 111 tlie Hog island 1 ",J" subject foi News. 1 ailing attention to the iiiiiiieious women wnikei- and th' (oiiiiiion in-o of j profanit.i In nolle i.us and iiiibll.'j pl.u es It W.IH I plailieil .11 llie Melcll. lilts Her f. ll.. allowing Just what fai liities-arf nvaJPytrtfrji that "" ,''"1 ls ""' dii.cted agaip-i able and Just what luigoes are to be, the'Shlpwoiker who diops ,1 hamuli 1 on JTade- - " t 1'- ii.oew tine' oti .' w In. "liuinii' .1 ' Jrin . ir .ulll(leil mill Hie I, rl.." Cail'tiltPr, nf Inft "mini s ihcnnsh ' . i Iflll.itUin fi.. .1 I i II s ut ti ,1 ml lot tie lul In u.i f. I . s 11 in ir.l i.r 'h ' 1 11 tie u. 1 .11 i.nk .1 ih sum -Ii with H " ll 'I- .1. 1 I I hllll in II ' Ih U 1 1 111. r PPENHEIH,CLS Chestnut and 12th St. For Tomorrow Tuesday Mast .Extraordinary Coat Sale V . ' WBSh. m i i jw xiwt - jimi iuvj 'am r. fa I & I i.i m Hi If IW Gold-Mounted Leather Goods Dignified and acceptable to men of gifts that appeal good taste. Neatly made of fine leather with the corners tastefully or namented in gold. Wallets $9,00 Cigar Cases 6.50 Match Cases 3.75 Cigarette Cases 9,50 jS. Kllld & Sons, H Chestnut St. ii .ion Mi;itciiNT.s jnvi:M:ns-siiA-i:i:sMiTHS II v I rrc Early Christmas Shuppiiuj S efr Oprn Saturdays I ulil Fire Distinctive ' Lamps Beautiful hand-wrouglit de signs done in soft colorings and old silver. Mahogany Lamps, Painted Lamps and Alabaster Urns mounted with beautiful -silk shades. The Horn & Brannen Mfg. Co. UaKtrt lo tlit Critical and Blotting 427-433 North Broad Street "A thtri mlk altng AulomobUt Hcyf S2S.00 $28.00 Hi'S.OO Fur Trimmed Velour Coats i s t i ti , For Women and Misses - VV''. t VjItSVh r MS . I f l I v ' llll . S Wool Veloux Coats in, .navy, brown, . t9 burgundy; taupe and reindeer; belted models with larcre sbawl collar of V C ,;. seal, lined tbrougrhout and-intcrlincd rDsMulktdlucs W I Ii 1 All Sale f . ' 'uU tA&'nti Z-J? 9 W F Must Be Final rtufEb . sitoki: oim:-:s rtJb 923 MARKET STREET BASEMENT DAY Here Tomorrow! 300 Women's Winter Fur Collar COATS Actual 520.00 to 523.00 Values Handsome warm stylish winter coats of neat ker seys, cheviots and 'fancy worsteds. Large fur collars others fur-fabric trimmed or tailored styles. All full length; lined throughput or half lined. All sizes for women and misses. $pi Women's 512.50 Silk and Serge terj rf DRESSES v-uu SDK (iiX?ta pailns mill Moot ..dOfKcri III. biiwrtost of nnw inotlcln. All new wuiiteil uliaelca All SlZCA -i Women's 516-50' and 520 Newest 1 1 7R SUITS... i.I-0 S9iral very.smait htyls Tor choloothllorcd or rlinluoil Uo elopeil ,of" nopHiJ (rubardiii-p nnil nll.Miml nergen. All bIzob. $7.98 Girls' $10 and $12.50 Winder COATS Gflverat now smart models belted or full flare. Blade : ot i-lievlotB, mlJUrM, cordurojt (indcvelvets. Many eliow , tuf 'frlnimlngs. All sizes frpm fc to J4 yeais. v. . Children's DRESSES Of r.ejt hambray and cinghama In 49 Mm C 5W Repairing and Remod eling at Moderate Cost. Charges Pauable When Delivered Mason & DeMan 1115 Chestnut Street (Opposite Keith's Theatre) ' tt Will Be Very Profitable i to Utty Yaar Christmas Gift In This Sale Extraordinary Mid-Season Fur Clearance! A Decided Lowering of Prices on All Odd and Small Lots of Fur Coats, Sets, Scarfs, Muffs & Coatees OUR greatly increased business during the past few months leaves a number of broken lots 'which wo cannot duplicate at any price within reason. In stead of holding these fur3 until January, as in former years, we announce this clearance sale now giving most extraordinary low prices when furs are needed most. It is a wonderful opportunity to obtain best grades of furs for little money. Each Lot Is Limited as Advertised Many Will Not Last Through the Day And we (advise every woman to attend as early as pos sible to avoid disappointment, as many will bo sold within the first hour of business. ( Kcmember this is but a limited number of the spe cial', dozens of othqrs we cannot mention owing to lack of space. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase Until Desired o0ooooo Po 0oobXo0O Fur Scarfs 10 Wnlf Scarls Silk -lined M-aif tiuip, b ro it Biay Rep. Price S.1I0 Pi ice 15.00 12 Fov Scarfs T,iiie nr III on ii Aulinul shape ;..v 16.50 l(i !'o. Scarfs Animal effect mm! f in liiupe nr 1)1 on ii.. 31.5H 22.50 ." J'os or Liin Lustrous lilncl; nnl mnl effects of selected skins -IS."" 29.50 7 Ileil Fox Scarfs SJIW - lined anliti.il htyle, tilmiued with Ii c a d, tail a ti il paw s 29.50 12 Grey Squirrel Scvtial different de signs In tlio smart new effect;! ...'..... ,11.110 32.50 4 French Seal Stoles 111 Inches wide. 07 Inches Ions w Ith pockets In fiont.... A3.0U 34.50 '10 Fun or Wolf T-irec, wldn animal cltei-tB. Colors aie taupe, liro w n or black (15.(10 44.50 ."i White Vox Scarfs Very handsome skins AQ Cft In animal style 7.1.011 "" 3 Nutria Stoles ' Large and wide ef fect, w 1th pockets. In taupe or natural nutria 75.00 49.50 3 Hudson Seal Stoles A Ion b'. wide. stialBht .Bcaif of handsome iiuallty... 8.1.011 59.50 :: Mole Stoles Tin- finest Scotch moleskins in long, wldo scarfs, with pockets H.1.00 59.50 3 Jap. Kolinsky Stoles A I.UBe, wldo effect, trimmed with tails and paws K.I. (HI 59.50 3 Cross. Fox Scarfs Very selected bklns of Ii u n il a o in o quality KD.no 59.50 Fur Sets It lauue Foj Sets A final! nnliiial .senrr and mult le slrablo for misses' wear Hck. l'rli'e .111.110 Sale Price 25.00 Tt Nutria Sets A Kinart ilfeit, necjj. oiecoand battel inuff r.S.iwi 34.50 1 Itaccnon Sets Full-furied heluiieil skins, aulmal-vnTvi.'i scarf anil lound rntiff S3 r 34.50 3 Wolf Sets Animal waif and ban el niuft. Colors mo taupe, blown ami Kiay an. 00 39.50 .1 Jap Cross I ox Sets Selected dark skins. Silk-lined scan; and canteen muff 0.1.011 39.50 .1 Lnx or Fox In black, of silky skins, animal scarf unU barrel muff .... 75.00 49.50 5 Hudson Seal Sets A novel effect neck pleco and ball muff. 44.50 7 Fox Sets Animal scart and lound muff, 111 taupe or brown ...,.',..... 85. oil Fur Coats 1 Kolinsky Squirrel Cape A smalt new effect, with largo shawl collar ..., 110.00 69.50 3 Blue Fox Scarls Larcc, wldo animal sea rf of selected skins .., .-100.00 1 Mink; Stole Larcc and wide. BI0I9. trimmed with tails and pawa.,1.' ..lsjj.oo 69.50 79.50 l Mink Stole 10 largo skins In n lone, wldo effeel, trimmed with .tnlla and p-iws ...,..,. .14.1.00 98.50 1 Russian Kolinsky Cnpc A vory effectho lylo of finished duality Kolinsky, rlabctatel trimmed with rrinlne 21.1. 00 150.00 4 Skunk Sets A smart design scarf and ball muff, of silky skins OK. .11) 59.50 69.50 2 Pointed Fox Selected skins In an anljnal . rcarf and,, round, muff. ....;. .'i BH..io; 69:50 G Fox Sets ' ' Choice 'or taupe, brown on bjaclc. Large animal scarf , , arid round muff ...12.1,00 89,50 1 Fisher Set Handsome d a 1 l akjps In 'a laiKe. round muff and sllk iincd scarf 1:1.1.1111 89.50 3 Heaver Sets A shawl collar ef fect scarf and round . muff. Finest selected skins 12.1.00 98.50 A Lynx Sets Klnck or taupe color. Large, wldo scarf iiiul 1011ml muff of choice, silky skins. .110.00 98.50 1 Slate Fox Set Very h a 11 d s 6 in e silky bklns In 11 largo scarf and 1?ftfln baud muff ....lo.i.uo "'"'"" 2 Mink Sets A large cape-effect nncknleco and barrel 1?5fifl muff to match ....'. 17B.00 2 Red Fox Sets T"lncst choice Cana dian skins. Silk lined animal scarf and large, round muff , io.i.uii, 125.00 2 Cross Fox Sets Very lino silky skins In a largo niihnnl scarf and round muft.iun.uo 145.00 1 Silver Fox A liiindsomoly marked animal scarf .275.00 '175.00 1 Hudson Bay Sable Scarf 12 handsome skins w o r k e d Into n at rat gut wtda, 275 00 - sloln ,303.00' 1 Hudson Day Sable1 Selected quality ;ldiis In a large senrr anil rounu vqc nn muff to match ...4SS.00 t Silver Fox rjcanUtiilly marked hllky skins In a large anlniat e scarf and round muff . . , 1U3.IM) 345.00 lice Price 2 Marmot Coats 30-Inch sport nidilels, with shaivl Collar and deep cuffs ...lio.dil 3 Marmot Coats 10-liich full, loose model, with laigo shawl coll.it' and deep cuffs !(;.. 10 Sale Pi Ice 59.50 64.50 4 Marmot Coats 45, -inch full-llaiu model. Large shawl collar and .deep cuffs 0.1.0(1 68.00 3 Muskrat, Coats liU-inch spoil coat with large rolling shaw 1 cqllar a 11 d detp cuffs r.'o.oo 89. bO 4 Muskrat Coats Thr -quarter length full fiaie model with large shawl collar and deep cuffs ....lao.nii 98.50 1 Wild Cat Cpat 30-Inch sport model, large shawl collar and cuffs of nutria.. ir..oo 98.50 3 Marmot Coats A distinctive model, 36 Inches long, wllh hnndsome Urea shawl collar of nU ti la or Kiench seal. 1.11.00 5 .Muskrat Coats 4fi-lnch loose model, laigo rolling shawl collar lflfl.00 110.00 125.00 3 Nutria Coats 30-inch sport model. with large tnaw 1 ?.- collar and deep 1 C f ft cuffs H1.1.UH 6J,yj! I-1 iu. Itt 160.00 x 4 Hudson Seal Full, loose C-lnch coat, wltJi large cane or shawl collar 210.00 2 Raccoon Coats Full - length coats ICC flft' of selerled skins. . .ssium 10,','"' 5 Hudson Seal . . . 45 - Inch full. flare Hiqdcl, w 1th large capo collar and 1 OC nn dqep cuffs of skunk. gflil.uo ''' 4" Hudson Seal Full - length llaro coat, with large capn collar, cuffs and 1 ilccp border of 9AK 00 skunk ain.oo'J-u 1 Caracul Coat . 45 -Inch Individual 4 model of selected . iliiullly jnolre skins w I t h bl.njk lynx collar S85.QO 285:00 1 Persian Lainh Three -quarter ' Jcngtll coat, large wlmwl collar nrnd 7Qft 00 deep cuffs nf tJttmk.SIIMIO- 1""l''llt 3 .Hudson Seal, Wraps Kaclv one an Indl- ' , Udual design, liand- sonicly made with beautiful contrasting QQC (m fur collurs rjiiu.oo """( 3 Squirrel Coats 4B Inch full flam coat, with shawl collar and doep cuffs ?vfnfu'nV...".u.1.r.'!.?r.3D3,o..295.0P 3 Mole Coats' D 1 13 1 1 11 c tlvq full length models, with, l.lmmlm.H fit skunk. putrla or taupo K 295.00 won fl ....auB.no 1 Nutural Illue Fox Urindsqtue larco full-furred animal scarf and round 07c nn muff ;v.,4S.OO 'i,,uu V '. 1 Mink Coat 30-lin:li loose,, fport . V coat, profusely 495.00 trimmed wllh tails.. WSQ.Q" J'U J ,Kollnsky Wrap a "vntv' handsome cHpo.coat. model of lnest Russian eklns ,n?iM..-....7D3, x no 595.00 FUR COATEES AND MUFFS. AT BIG gAVK?G v Space Is Too, Limited to (Mention IwmsDozens of Lola m l,Werafi!t1rt;-8lira,r'to V&ctxn, j r M&mxi&Jtim ttVi-s!. ''. -y f n3' trromM S9SC v, J , 3 .viV IriSfOT
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