s rm TfFSr V . t M:YX t L 'We?...:?.;! i twr - iMiv.rri-i y EVfltflNG PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILELPHIA,. TH'UfiSDAY, l V f 4fir 9 SHOWS eie HOLES N SHERMAN LAW Manufacturer Tells Hardware Men How to Avoid Trans- Jv J gressing Anti-Trust Act ii MAY TR AnP INFORMATION r . fpeetal Dlapnirh In Kfeamt Public l.nlarr Atlantic Clly. Oct 1(1. Aniciicnii mnnufnctnrprv must oniiipiln tliolr own trnrlp ntntiUi' for tin protect inn of pbcIi imlustrj iiRfiiiiM n -tato of "in- yltisirinl indiRotion" nrniliin(l liv oor lepelinj;, for It is iiiitt imiiossiblc for the Rovprnmont In MiiiJ tlicm In time to bp of nnj valup, Henry S. SnrRpiit. of Npw Hnvpn, iiprtptl todnj. tH-i"ii.- -Inn thp "HhIp of Hpnxon" in iniliiolrtnl ro-oporntioii bpforp tlip AtniM'irnn Ilardnnrn Maimfnetiirei'V AvsocTntinu. "Legal ifioaii of piijojliie nsioi'liitlon brnpfiti without trnnRiT'.inf; tlic Shrr- ninn net are not ilillienlt for niiitiiitnc- HEROISM OF NURSES IS SHOWN IN REPORT I Shortage Overseas Always Acute and Many Dropped From Fatigue at Operating Tables M,liiin:t Oct. in.- d!. A 1M - That iirmy ' onrtps tlrnt grm-il um icum with (he AiucflPiiii force riuriiiK the war lunl their liurr of -cnicc mil Miller In j; is nIiovcii in the tlnal ient on the m'thitie i'nii, inaile hy MK Julia ('. Stim-uu. acting diicctor, Iu heailid the army uiimtiK mtvh e ahioad Itctuccii Mnj . HUT. mill faj !ll. Ii)l!, lll.-l.! iiiiits out of a total uf 21, IM) I'lih-tril for the iii mi MTiu" oetsoa. Tilt po ere vvoumleil in m'tlnli mid -'(ill died ttliile on ilutv I'he flii-t mx li tachiiients of uiliv" mmi! In l'liiinv ieilaced inn -i-i in Iti it Nil hoipitals. (iermaii tnipeilo attack-" on lniipltiil lnp hud loiced the Kui; liuli aniic to rate for it Mniiiiiled n far a- posxiblc hehind the linttle fioiiN. Itut the real work of the AniPiiiaii uniiii'ii (imlui'tiPpil .lul.v IS, T.11S, w it It the Ahum leu u nrnij mIipii the linal (ieiiiuiti attack wi RAIN AND ROSES RULEATSCRANTON of Delegates to Federation Women's Clubs Are Royally Entertained, However GALOSHES VERY POPULAR 111 O Uttlff CotTflUO irtent Mi.mlnn, I'll,. Oct. 1(1. Kubbria anil rovei. I'sunlly the two me not con sidered tiutotliei', ntul usually they, at least the galoshes, don't play niuili pint in ii con vent ion. ISoth. lion-fret, have been pnpiilnriscril at (he twenty fourth eiinreiitinii of tile Statu Federation of IV'iins.liiiil,i Women. Florists and dealers til ouien s lub bers are bpiiniiugly glad more than l!."i(l women ciime to the convention 1Iim's ("a,pr Rtipsts. Every other organization of the city lins shown Its hospitality. Ou Tuesday the V. V. C. .A, was hostcis to tlelpRatcs at luncheon, and It will ,nRiifn act in that capacity tomorrow iioon. The local 1), A. It, entertained Int tea yesterdit.t. This noou officers, delegate mid coiumlUvu cUnlrmcn wctc gueMtd of tlit Woman's Institute of Do- jmpstic Arts and Sciences ait luncheon. I Automobile tilghtscelng trips have keen 1 arratiRcd for those who care to remain In the city over Friday. ! An organ recltiit liusi hern ' Riven at the Second rresbyterian Church, where sesiioiiR nrc bolus held each morning by Miss Illeii Fulton, end many mu sical numbers have iwldcil to the ut tractivene.ss of Hie ;o:ivcntloii. Mr. .1. llenjamln Oinimlck U clmlr umu of the Seranton expcutlvp com in It,, tpp. nnd with her able iHsoclute has looked out for hospitality, decorations, press, bateau of information, music, ushers, motor in vice nud other com forts fin" guests. Animal llaniiiiet Tonight 'I'he iiniiual bniiipiet will be the clos ing session ami the "I'cnvtiluR Roclul event of the convention. It will be at 0:1," -clock this evening nt the Hotel ta iMtlll Mi-s tnrers to follow if the essence of the Rreit letin ions allien oiiensne mhi ten law is 10"it in mind." the New llaien . I toin .Mil l l .Novi'iiilier 11 uie manufitctuiei' declared aiiiouut m uuik d was mi,, i tluit no "In other words, when uunpetitors prnise vmiiiIiI be Rient 'IhmirIi. Miss meet there can be no ennspirnej in le- ' Stlmwiti said. "It ws not at all mi straint of trade when the exrliiuiRe of , coiuinon for nuises to ork ft tun four infornintiou is of tliliiRs that luno iass- teen to eiglitet'ti limns a day for weeks etl and partieulnilv when this infoima- at a time, and some hospitals with nnl tlon is Riven through the foimiilitt of eent oi eighty nuises caied for pa a third paitj. like the spcret.m of an tients to the ininihei' of 'JKMI oTplinntrt np ii serilce lmreiiii. . On iiiinistice ila ISI.lL'l Aiui-i iciiu "If there be no act of conspiring fot im,,i,.s, sick and wounded, weie in nnv unlawful liurpose then then1 is no li,ispitaj. ami then" was a -.Imi ttii-, Infrlturpinenr of tip law. Ciimtiptltnrs ' "'-' nurses .imm-s ,-i.- .. . .-,,,.. .. mnv iliscu-s past activities with im , tnnn fatigue iiiomiil the ..pemtti punity, but to discus, jr own inili- i I',''- "f ""' ntiisl. but complain -vidua! or torpo.nte future intPiitions is' Ij'-'m we.e almost u.ve, hcai.l liazartlnus under the law. anil max beiMlmvm ,,'n-' fonsidcrpil a real infiiu tion, part leu -larly as concerns futuie prices "Build within reason" was the kej note of Charles W. Asbuij, of l'liila delpliin, president of the association. In his aiiimnl message. The IMiibiilelphiiiii attributed nine-' In part to iis.ichologicnl rcnctiou nftei the tienieii'lous .strain iirider which the! Children's Choruses QfOet Bel- natiou iiiuoiiu iiuring die war periou i It sei'ineil to be the hlomi uf ilisaftecteil! laboring elements to Jo us little wotk as 'possible and culled as much a Fossible for doing it. lie e-titimteil that labor has fallen oft 411 per cent in efficiency and piniliictioii, while wug.'s, have ailMiiice.l close to J 110 per cent. I.. .. I-..-!-.. I -1--1. . .1- ... - ..,1. in in i.iiisinii iinve tiecKri. inniier niines ntul iiipeting places and lie. n gnen to steuinieil mid the i 'his clubwotniiti and that till tie y nl- uiost seem ii hatlge of the comclitlou. The aloshis, howcer, haie not been gifts Jupiter I'lm ins, in w hit-he, er god it is wlio takes can- of the weiithei, The nltei'-tlinner nrociain will include the ipuding of poems b Miss Loiilye Ililscoll, toasts bv Ij. 1j lilankenburg, I'liilntlclpliln , Mrs. James Stair, stntti legeut of Colonial Dames, Ms. Walter Htnmans Comly, piesident of Daugh ters of Pennsylvania in Niw York and didn't pinviiie mbbeis to go along withi fust vice president of New York state the showers. Neither did he warn the! federation. Miss (Jeoigin Uncoil, first dealers in time for them to g. t nu et- Nice piesident of general federation j fin supply, Two days of nun and the. Mis. Josiah Kvnns Cow lex, piesidcut of clerks in inmiv of the shops In gm sliak-' general federation. New olticeis and ing their bends us soon us they see a, directors will be presented and the new delegntish -looking person approaching president will pronounce the adjourn nnd iinnounce. "We hiitcn t nnv nib- nient beis left." Polls opened nt !l;it(l tins moining nut ilespite the rain Sei.nitiiii ,iud..tuil results of the election will no an- CLEVELAND HONORS CARDINAL MERCIER its woiiieu are m.uilh enteitniuiug the M-UOIS isllors I to.t nil,, hnlertaiiieil Not only did the Ceuturv Club the hostess' body, open Its doors to the noiiiifpii late this ntternooti it is vir tually ceitain that the ticket presetited by the nominating committee Tucsduy will go tliioligh This mornings piogiaui includes; Iteport of comniittee on litciuturu nnd llbrarv extensioiii Mr. J. 11. Jlobcrtii, Phlladelphiii. chairman report, com mittee on music, Mrs. Abbott, chair man: report, committee on art, Mrs. Itoss W. HiinowH, Lock Haven, chair iiiiin address. "War Memorials in Pennsvlva'nia," Andrew W. Crawford, of I'h'llailelphlii address, "Conditions in the Far Fast," Dr. George l.aile Kaiguel, of Philadelphia. Tin- aftenioou program: Final report of committee on resolutions, Mrs, Ham sav llurton. Frle, chairman; report, committee on conservation, Mls Mary HIakiston Foit Washington, chairman "Wild lliriN nnd Their Music," Mrs, Finest Ingham, Towanda ; "School Patrons," Alts. Charlej LonR, Wilkes iin Miiilrmati! nddrpss. "Cotnmun- ily Kitchens," Mrs. James A. OdellJ lanstnn, m i iiuuress, .,!.. ,i;.-iiui Evans Cowles, I.os AiiRClea. president of the (lenernl Federation of Npmcus Clubs ASK HUGE COTTON COMBINE Convention at New Orleans Hears Plan for $100,000,000 Corporation New Orleans. Oct. lo. (lty A. 1'.) With eleteii classes going in session over plans and lesolutlotis the fouith and last thij of the world cotton con-1 fcrenee got under way today. The outstanding plan for benclitiug the cotton industry is the proposal foi the organisation of nv JlOO.OOO.OOt) Ajiiericuu cotton export titianeing corporation which, although not u putt of the coinentioti, is being pushed by the American Cotton Association, executives of which are attending the world contention as delegates. ' Election of permanent omccrs aud the conipktiou of plans of organiza tion were scheduled ns part of the uctivities of the day for the conference, which is attended br delegates from more than thiity nations The British delegation is the largest foicigu rep iesc ntatioii . The confeieiice will be closed tonight with six separate banquets A governor of n cotton gi owing state is expected tu pieside. ut each gian Primate in Ohio City. Lauds American Arm's Cleel.nid. O. t It',. Cardinal Mei- "Eiiiuloteir, do not object to pu.uiig, it r. primate of llelgium. arrived lieie larse wages m tact, the deem it i. early todnt foi n two d.ns' visit. Up pnvlleg value said. ivilegf to do so when the, icceho full, as" KI01,tl,'(1 at ihl. Nation bv a delegn Ine n ii'tuin. Piesident Ashuiy .. , ..,,, .. , , , , ,. nu tlon of 10(1 citi.ens headed by Myron DEFIES LEAGUE CRITICS T. llerriik. fiirmpr ainbiissndnr to I France: the ringing of hundreds of j church bells and a chorus of l."00 school 'children, who sang "The Star Spangled , llnnner" and "l.n Mrabaucone.," ltd- gium's nntioual Ii.muii. 1 A rpcpptlon cnniniittee and several i hundreil nutnniobili's escorted the dis Philadelphia Housewives--Attention! Cummings Challenges Partisan Op ponents to Produce Better Plan Louisville. K.v.. Hit. 1(5 (H A P.) Denouncing critics of the league tinguished isitor through a lane of of nations ns Republican partisans who thousands of cheering persons to the twisted facts to make the principles of I cit.v hull. There he was formally wel- ' the league nppear in a false light, crfincd by Mayor Harrv 1,. Davis, who1 Homer S. Cummings. chairman of the conferred upon him the citizenship of Democratic national committee, last Cleveland. I night challenged nnj Republican to Along the line of march to the citv come forward with a batter method to , linll were scattered other choruses of (itamp nut forever the evil of war. school children On ever) cornel' sxere Speaking in behalf of (iiiveruor James poster.s j Krench unil English beniing D. lllack's Democratic t andidiicy for words of welcome, where everywhere governor of Kentucky and before if were Itelginn and American colors, large and enthusiastic audience, the I Tonight the cardinal will be the speaker praised the achievements of the guest ef honor nt a banquet at which national administration during the v. nr. Mji-nn T. Derrick will preside. especlnlly its part in winning the war. Repeating Lloyd (ieorge's statement ltuffalo. Oit. Hi. ! A. P.) "I Tjij'ear ago that it is a race between , am promt to sav tniii Jieigium won l TTinilnnhni-" .in. 1 Wilson " Mr. I'nin. the first Hurt of the war and thnt iSta nfngs nrfserted (hat Wilson won and America won the last pnit." .said Cnr-sI-Vf '! challenge critics of his ndministin- diniil Meicier, plinittte of Itelgiuin, ad- i on to suggest now. witiiin iiumiiii pos- .i1(,in!r mass-meeting which was'the la. Ir 1 tf pibility, we could hnve won the war' culmination of the cit.v 's leecption to more promptly or with less loss of life." I j"1,"" WOMEN'S RIGHT IN CHURCH UBERTY OFFICERS ELECTED Status in Presbyterian Councils to Sons and Daughters. AssoCiation Be Determined by Vote of Members Namfis Ellnop Palmsp state Counclor ew York, Oct. IP,, (Ilv A. P.l , , M , ... ., k. .V "''"'-""."" "' ".."..... .. ,1U( innRiters of ljbertv jestenai sp. l(1"f'' n f 5ran ."Vf ";""": '"1Ua 1'rte.l Stroudsburg for the 1031 meet rights with men in all the functions of i , ,, rl(,ot(( Mnlo linim.s. the church wasissued todaj by the com- r'ouncilor. Elinor Palmer, of StroinN mlttee on official relations of women in 1)lir. associate councilor. Elizabeth the church, created by the last (.eneral nrmnn. of Pittsburgh: ue councilor. Assembly of the Presb,terlan Churcji iii Albert Smith, of Pittsburgh; associate the- United States of America. councilor. Catherine Kern, of Harris Specific questions asked are: burg: council secretary, Matthew Ker Whpthpr women shall be ordained to . nej . of Philadelphia: council ticisiirer the eldership or to thp ministry, and Isaac Dando. of Cressona . associate whether they shall have the same lights secretary. ,Sue Allen of Pittsburgh. i M men in the sessions, synods nnd assemblies of the church. REBUKES SENATE FOR DELAY prcsbjtorics, associate treasuier. Martha lleff of I'lmnilPlpiiia : council guine nia iten gel, of Philadelphia , inside guide, F.iiuua Fry of Mechaiilcsbiirg; outside guard, Joseph Matthews of Philadelphia I o lower living costs Is the problem Bothering every one. Some have tried To cut living costs By serving Smaller portions But found that this Was stealing From the grocer To give to the doctor. So we.-Boosters For better things Have decided to give To the good housewives Of Philadelphia A recipe we discovered For saving money On the table And Improving health In the bargain. We have noticed the Delicious, juicy red Jonathan Apples t Now so plentiful From, Washington, Oregon and Idaho, And we have figured out The cost of Fresh apples, Baked apples And apples in other ways Served as desserts Compared with the cost Of other desserts Of equal or less Food value. You'll be surprised To know That we found That dozens of Delicious apple desserts Could be made At a cost Of a third to a half Less than other Very commonly used Less palatable desserts When these apples From Washington, Oregon and Idaho Were bought by the box. These Western apples Are so carefully Inspected Before they're packed That sjhere is seldom A bad one found In a whole box, So ALL of every apple Can be used And there's no waste. And, of course, The price per apple Is very much less When bought by 'the box Than when purchased In small quantities. Then we figured out The comparative Food values And were further Surprised to find That one of these apples Equalled the food value Of one lamb chop, Or two slices of bread, Or one egg. i In addition, We also found That apples Contain lime salts, And iron, and sulphur And magnesia and Many other minerals Essential to health. There's a lot of truth In the old saying That "An apple a day Keeps the doctor away." . So we're now wondering Why more people Have not before Realized these gualities And decreased living Costs and improved Health. daho regon ashington WERNER HORN EXTRADITED Taken to Canada for Trial Boasted of Blowing Up Bridge In 1915 New York, Oct. 111.- Werner Horn, fcclf-eonfcssod German ogent, who boasted that he blew up n bridge across Iho St. Croijr. river on thn Xcw llru&s wlclt side In February. 1015, wan brought hero from .Tprspy City bv two Canadian officers, who will tako him to Canada for trial. A ftPP SAfrtlin. ilti-htnl,,, Vrw,itti . A . ""- ,, .N. "." .......tun lib ai- lanta for carrying explosives out of the eumiirj, xiorn ivas rcari'psipii in iiopn Itcn on September 27. Under thn Ca nadian law 1iq is liable to imprisonment for life. . !Teltp1ione,. Spruce 20381 t'ur Slorayc and Remodeling at Reasonable Rates LUIGIRIEM1 i COnUKCT APPAREL, KOU WOMEN 1714 Walnut Street WOMEN'S SUITS SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY Silver Tip Diagonal STRAIGHT LINE NARROW BELT TAILORED MODEL ' TAUPE WOLF COLLAR TWO-PIECE SKIRT NAVyBROWN 125.00 TINSELTONE STRAIGHT LINE BELTED MODEL LARGE POCKETS WITH BUTTONS NUTRIA COLLAR AND BORDER-TWO-PIECE SKIRT WITH POCKETS AND BUTTONS NAVY REINDEER 135.00 Narberth Women- Plan Sale Members of the woman's auxiliary of the Narberth 1 SI. C, A. are canvass ing Slain Line today to collect mate rials for n rummage sale to be held next Tuesday at Ardmore. The yronien want to raise $200 to, complctrf pay ment for the roof they had put on the Y. M. O. A. building. They will make n collection of clothing, china, pictures, furnlturo and many other things. , S "Not for minel" . Why? Can't fit you? Nonsense! Much easier than waiting for a custom tailor. Fit must ,be exactly as good or you needn't take the suit. We have the size for every build. Drop in and see. A wealth of imported fabrics that a custom tailor couldn't think of showing. And prices so much less than you'd pay a good tailor ! Fef ro Co-toc Clothiers ft, Outfitters Bxelmlvs Agents for Rogers Peet Chlhet Chesttvuf Street Juniper. I COATS : DRESSES I WAISTS : FURS -" --- --I.. !. ,. .-, - , (Speaker Before Reformed Church . Synod Pleads for League of Nations ' AllentoHii. Pa;, Oct. 10. I Ily A. 1" I I i Dr. Frank Mason North, of New Yoik, president of the federnl council of the ' Church of Christ in America, in tin ad dress before the eastern sjnod of the Ileformed Church, in an eloquent plea " for the league of uutions. declared "That the United States Semite t vhould hcsltutc to take the step to put . into operation a principle of orgunizn f tlon so far ahead of anything that the world has ever known; n thing that will mark the beginning of a new d.ij . 5s, to me, one of the saddent common- i taries in the hi'.tor.i of the American ! jiatiou," , Four City Appointments Made four city uppoiutiiientK were an nounced todav as follows: Klizabetli !'. Sillier, of Philadelphia Hospital for ' Mitnirlmiu Mkuhluu LlinAPiMLlnn' tillfwa I fiiV. Bureau of Health, SI BOO; Thomas' Enzle. 7-1IS outn rttty-tirst street, rodmnn, Iturcau of Survey, $1)0(1 j Rob ert A. Long, 1I81 West Susquehanna avenue, chiiinniuu. Iturenu of Survey, , $000; Valter Sheck. 20,'l0 Hast On tario street, ship joiner. Depnrtiift nt of SVharvcs. twenty cents an hour Highest Quality Coal Immediate Delivery Our MmU N specially sr tt nl from (he Tfr. bfitt rnllkrlew, niitfd for freedom front Klutr nnd raref ullj dirt t reined, 40 pound to the ton, "Follow the Flag" mHAmici FUELVCof FRANK F. MATHERS JM M. be I. Ilnltlmors Air. S. . for. 10th 4 W.nhlruton It. Phones W ooU 478. Dick 1110 Y r ; i -r .1 Rings For the Little Finger These are real mannish in appearance and wonderfully effective with platinum decora tions. A ring of 14 Kt. gold orna mented with platinum, with diamond in octagonal setting of platinum $62. S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st. DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS Motor Truck Repairs All Motor Trucks eventually have to be repaired. Friction still exists. When figuring cost of repairs remember they are in direct proportion to first costs. All units of a six thousand dollar truck are based on its list price. And every one of the six thousand dol lars must carry its share of high produc tion overhead high sales cost. Every replacement part carries that same bur den and its necessarily wide profit mar gin also. Bethlehem Motor Trucks are neither underbuilt to meet a price jnor over built to justify a price. They represent the middle -ground the point where price and quality balance the place where greatest value is' reached. Their low repair cost is due to their stamina and to the low cost of repair units. Buy your Motor Truck on Facts. 1 Ji-Ton Chsvii 2 H-Ton pbab 3 JsJ-Ton Oiatai $1965 $2365 $3465 F. O. B. ALLENTOWN. PA. BETHLEHEM MOTORS CORPORATION ALLENTOWN, PA. Buy Safely Buy Bethlehem L X)!, 1115 CHESTNUT ST. (opposite Keith's) v 'i'Vv Furs and Millinery -V.fcZss z4urs "s. ie Ikk $1 Fir but to save money, Direct fro Fork fi mi m -flyars are, in themselves, decorative, but when fashioned after the designs of the fj foremost furriers of the new and old worlds, they are at their best. All of our Furs are fashioned by experts in the newest and best modes created by these Masters'of Fur Style, but we manufacture them ourselves. By this "maker-tO'Wcarer" plan, you gain on every Fur purchase made at our store the profit that would ordinarily have gone to the middleman. WeWillReserveYourPurchaseonPaymentofaSmaUDeposit ip ggig ji!u:iinniiiLi;Mat:iiiunM!iiaKniiiuujuniuiiiHJbntuiHimuS!U!!):MhTi!,iiiriini!URaJJ lijj Dft, L?UiflL 11 )':iiimtjii::iiiininiini!iiiEuti!nniuiiiniTniitiinitmiimiiiniiiimEiiiu!niiti!tuim& I I ?n m eS Australian Seal Coats Natural Muskrat Coats Australian Seal Coats ( length) JTrimmed Natural Muskrat Coats Trimmed Australian Seal Coats . Natural Squirrel' Coats Taupe. Nutria Coats ........... Australian Seal Dolmans Scotch Moleskin Coats (Spts. Model) Model Hudson Seal Coats $127.50 $145.00 $165.00 $185.00 $195.00 $245.00 $275.00 $295.00 .$345.00 $350.00 Natural Squirrel Coats ( length). .$375.1 Bearer Coats (Sports Model) $395.( HudsonwSeaI Dolmans $395.1 Taupe Squirrel Coats (Sports Model).$395.( Scotch Moleskin Dolmans $475.1 Taupe Nutria Dolmans $495.( Trimmed Muskrat Coats. $650.( Mink Dolmans $650.1 Baby Caracul Dolmans $675.1 Eastern Mink Dolmans $1350.1 H IiliiiiiilllliiMlllUlDfllH 5 m sBiiiiaiiiBiiBiBiefsiiiiBiiiiiiiii1"111111! iffllB Coat ees wmmsmmScarfs 513" m wfcw e i H is I Natural Raccoon Stti... $39.50 1 Taape. Nutria Stlt ..... $48.50 1 Beaver Sell ?...'....:. t3.S0 jtaiton W Stlt $54.50 i Wolf Sett (all colo'rO . . $59 JO Taupt Fox Sett ...... 169.50 ! -taape Lynx Sett $95.00 Kamchatka Fox Sett ... .$110.00 Taupt Fox Sett . . ... . ..$125.00 Black Lynx Sett $135.00 Australian Seal Coateet. $110.00 Taape Nutria Coateet.. $155.00 Australian Seal Coateet. $185.00 iHuiton Seal Coateet . .$195.00 Mink Coateet $195.00 Natural Squirrel Coateet424S.OO Mink Coateet $250.00 Mole Coateet $250.00 laupe nutria Coateet.. $295.00 Natural Squirrel Coateet.$375.00 I Kamchatka Wolf Scarlt. Taupe Wolf Scarlt .... Beaver Scarf t Taupe Fox Scarlt .... Moletkin Scarlt itfuiton Seal Scarlt ,,,. Taupt Lynx Scarlt . . ,. Mink Scarlt .,,..,. Kamchatka Wolf Scarlt, Kamchatka Fox Scarlt, , mi IllllllltilUlilllllll! BI3!!llliai!!l'IIIBlll!llill!tllHlSIl!l!llil wmomViBry Specicih Hudson S Short Wrap Effects, m I Hudson Seal Coats 1 I Short Wrap Effects, Three-Quartcr and I S Sport Models I 185.00 v 245.00 295.001 E 1 Somo with contrasting fur collar and cuffs. I an. -i i. j a - ..j T: ' Very Special Marmot Coats Self Border and Flare Models, Collar and Cuffs of Raccoon and Marmot. ;, mi;r ,. im i mi ii . 'ty'J-" ;Ji'.'i. ';' un.mHfjP 95.00 125.00 165.00 Ordcfsj 6fAccept;UbKys6ond8anAwrcliasinjf 'Aunts' Ordc siiiiiiinil m $2430 1 M $24.50 I m $2430 1 $32.so m m $35.00 """S $35.00 I M $35.00 1 H '. $55.00 a m $45.00 1 $3730 I iniiiiiiiiBiiiiiiH m nnmiHK m rtBOVSnSmnPflsrVnffiBnSflRlSlr r 3B Vi,, r m ;r A U )' ,. Jt -ii. ...., .. .. -. :.f.
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