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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER- MILAI:EL:PHIA FRIDAY
Little Brown Puppy Wins Mether's
Faver and Becomes Chrismas Gift
. UK HWugzcr wni ; it!ir
and the salesman In the pet
shop hud ilrriilm flu- Air
tlnlc In Upper raw N. ' w.i
,iil.t the due tur 1 1:irr nii'l
liad turned te t -1 1 hi in pe
wumi - .e and beluld tucy ceulilu't
Und the be.v anywhere.
Alt up und down tin- crowded aisle of
4fiK, Keld nh and enniiry birds tin1
f arched. And then they spjpd liitu
way down In the front f thr stetv
with his fHce oil lint tlireiiRli the wire
BPatinR of the "sawdust" window wli-rc
they l.rpt the puppies.
"Mether. " he i-iied when lie saw her.
"isn't he sweet!" And before mother
kad a chance te i-eeld. !' iVu give an
opinion en tl" matte- n iiuetiii, an
enthusiastic whirlwind . im'n fur
made u nlunce at Vie centine ami u
fervent teneue begun i si
kisses te everything in
THE TETRAZZINI RECITAL
Vivacious Coloratura Wins Anether
Philadelphia Triumph
T-uis.il Tctrnzzinl. vlracleiut and jelly
, ,..., ' as ever, repeated one of her man)
favor of Mether- the teinRO little...... .,,,.. , ...... ,i
bf.w n pupp vwis the one they took. i ''e'll'a triumph at the Metropeli
an upera Meuse lust evening uerere uti
mlllarlty both with the music and wlfK
Madam Tttracilnl'n Ktyle of fdnglng.
Knch appeared In nole numbers, din
playing a geed tone and an ample tech
nleuc, Pennies ucrnnirmnymg the solo
ist with double ebbtlgattl in two of
the encore r. Francesco Loiire made a .
most callable accompanist for the sole
ist us well as the assisting artists, being
STORE EMPLOYES GIVE PLAY
L. W. Hlraeh Company Worker
Perform for Dig Audience
Empleyes of J,. AV. Hindi & Ce.
presented a musleal eemedy nt Mer
cantile Hull last night, before nn nudl-
wns .nin
Of ttil.c il layer of rettnl).
the lad.i in the brown suit
and the In. nc rimmed
nliiHes who wu" waiting
te have her shoes slilned
in the ladle' '. shlnery
at llread Street Station
:. "iiii about that much.
Well, net quite that much. About the
length of your arm up te your elbow. j
"I'ottetiV" imtuveri'd her companion, i
who were another brown mil anil an- (
ether iair of bone-rimmed kIuss.-s. "Oh. .
I've get tots of cotton." I
"Then veu tuke a pic-" of gnu.e
or"
""e. You've no idea what an effect i
u get uniler the tree. Yeu would be
Mirprtwd." I
We don't knew .et whether .' im
n snew-ilerkei root ter me ice i uiiiv
giam as well as in every encore.
CUT OFFJNJVILL
Clifferd B. Harmen Prevented Frem
Hudienee which nearly tilled the big
auditorium. Site appeared en the pro
gram proper only three times, each one
being an elaborate operatic coloratura
number: but as is always the case with
1 I t . .1 . !.... - -
hit, niinie up ler me incKiug et u group el,,,.. ,.,. nnn ....,.
f songs by her generosity In the mat-I s"ar'nB n $120,000 Estate
ter of encores, of which she gave at liecause of failure of n reul estate
least half a dozen. deal. Clifferd II. Harmen, former
-nl. r,Mra,d,an;Vt&s5t,,hle; MW 1 estate v.perater is en
best iii the coleraturn style, and that tire'J' t off from participation in dlvi
is manifestly the kind of singing in sien of $1110,000.
which tier audience wtsii te near iier. tu ( ,ii.,.in,t ,,., ft,- ...in t
the hardest worked man of all. ns Tic i . ..,-, . linin,,H niidlterlum
nnneare,! in everv ..umber of the nrc!ncc " '" M""1" n liiueriuin
te capacity. The whole nfTnir was
planned, produced and enacted by em em
peoyes of the store.
The show was entitled "The Lingerie
Oirl," and included bright, melodious
songs and incidental music and lets el
geed fun, with a number of clever spe
cinltles te give it zest. The libretto
and lyrics were written by Abe i,ip
ehubs and the musical setting bv .lack
Maser, both of whom directed the en
tertainment. Incidental dances were
arranged by Clarence Diiplalnc nun
liyren K. Kaufman, inc gowns '
"(let down." eullei" .netaer m net
thf genllext of vtdces, and traugc te ,
say wliat turned out te ! a wmdi'M-ript i
puppy about three months old did get
down and go Milum.h uut into the cer
"You've hurt hi feeling', mother."
commented a mm- -erieun little boy.
"Yes you l.avn. mother." he eenlinued.
And there were tv. e en hi-, su'.e '
deggiest bain de? 'n nl' the .,,.!
looked up at V-- ii.. iib.iei' '.i.r;
sticking out all e"r hi -nnil person.
Over In the ether mn i f the window
some yet.rg collie.'' .:. 'ggi.-u tegetl.e- in
that irregardlcsH pu.ipy taOiie'i. Itut net
se he. All by liimeif he at. brown "ars
Banging dejeetfilly oevn. ijc inuuru
fully looking ever t'-e evewd and
squatty feet, a feline ' .s'.t eme day
grew up te, nr: .iui.d in t'ie ni"t ap
proved of piipey fashi i .
Then it ..nppei.ei!. i cnn,j lie
walked ,, t" 'i '. lit her teod
With the nvii. vefiii' 1 :. a-niers n puppy
could pesi-'bly 'jhv 1 " ' i th" wire
gratliif.
"See. iiieC.ic-. '." . '. ' '" b"J
at her side. "!ie iii-.es ;' ."
Meth'r. being .'a- e well n-j
swagger, thrust a dalr. . ,. g.eveil hand
ever fl.e !; ' the gi.i' 'rt ami patted
the "off. Mctl". b-ev-n. i .- .i-ad.
"If we iiad him. met'..i-r." put I i ti.
little boy voice -.1 her vide, "we'd nll
him ltrewnie. See. mother, because
he's all hre-au. O'.., -iietl-.-i ' if ;
get him for ChrUtmu- I y.,n r ever,
ever ask for another t: ,ug."
That !- -icithf i.. i- "i- i -'' '
course. U-t le ii i-a-'i i" eternal
Ita' id's "I'enrl of llrniil." nnd she con
cluded the program with the mad scene
from "I.ncln." one of Iier star num
ajdil lire ,r u jjunrauteed ln-Hrd for Santa Claiis: ' bere. Kach wnp warmly received by
liu. anyhow, ii wasn't A eirgical i n,,, IUi(lence and was encored several
lrcMtig, as einesiifetiper" in inc mmci- times.
shoe sliinery in llmad Street Stutnm , Madam Tetraz7.!ni was in fairly geed
were misled t. suspect. voice lnvt evening, although she hat
i sung here in mere brilliant style. Hei ,
n,m i tnTi.-rri mwi cordial manlier, no less than her au- '
f) -milins. the depnitmentl Jhnritr and her absolute sureties!" el i
t.tere Santa (,'laus slioeK "vieii, umn iu uui- "u iu. . ........
in.ls and e-cchnHgcl con- every helectieti an assured success he-:'",.nee-
with awe,i little , fore s ... had sung a single note. Tier,
'..v an.) "irl Occasion- ' ei.e is new. as nlwn.s. at its best in
ri'v be tr-ke.l .. hu-hv lti" "I'per and extreme upper register.
.. -., .,.,.. i .1, nrel'v and her t.elini.i'ie nod tone control are
r- -erl ce.l!
K
While te
with a '
An ' ag
box.-d liai
tl. yeunKstf.- wita li.end t,lN ,j4,R1
p..-.il,lj four cirseid -at; Wu wh(
last lnnl lis ttirii tn cr.isn Santa a hand.
Tie Imij's ti.ntlier looked n trifle wistful
a- sle steed a few feet off. Il i- a
moving tiling te I r into the henrt oil
little children !
VVinif wit- her linrr.ir te 1-e.ir her
emuli mii -uv ill tne idenr-s of tones : .
"Tiik' "nu of. He: wi knew ou!'
ENGINE KILLS MAN IN MILL
An.lr. tiMi-eii. lift. i- y n md.
4SI-Jii Suiii'l. strec , Manny utik. .vso .vse
l.illcil this u.eri.iug when n Under
head ' an engine Mew out in ti,. power
plant of lli. Hamilton l'ape.- Mill, '
I.afajefte. wii-'e was . n.rdeved n ,
an engineer. The cylinder had blew
out ai he was pa-eing and carried him
ucl".s tin- toeiii asainst the -.all with
-uch force that urn-iiH ever..- bone
ii Ids body wn broken. He .lien en a
Main in- lie . a- being tnk"n t the
Memerial He.-pii.i'. '
Ucr first number was the "Cnre Neme" I , , ..,,,'. ! bv the models in the show were fur
from "Klgolctte" : her second. "Ceu- , ",s lamcr-iu-iaw. commodore i-.uas J. ! nsllP(. ey t)lc mrRC, dress salon,
plete du Mvseli." better known under , Hcncdict, of (5reeiiwlch. Conn., was I The east included Nat Fall;. Tieuls
the title ''('harmante Oiseau." from nt.i ri,i.,- t-.i. iv, hi .i, r WMf Itl...ri f'nntwell. the Hev.
estate Is bequeathed te the daughtcrH H. W. Harrer, I.rnli SliplWeff. Harry
of the decedent. I Htrenxler and Harry Unsner. who
The heirs under the will arc Mrs. I ply?d the prlnclpul parts and Vntin c
Harmen, wife of C. 11. Harmen; .Mrs. Kaplan. I-rnncs ',.ldbcrg. C'nr''"
Uamsay TurubulT, of Morrlstevvn. N. nBr,V.V -lean (Ireenlicld, 1 lese lnr'0"'
J., nnd Mrs. Themas Hastings, of Old ,?' inegrnd. lllanchc Str cb. M nme
Westbury. Leng Island. (Miller, Anna Hirseh. Anna 11 enensteck.
Harmen, who is new in the West, ! clarn German nnd Annal.cvin.
promoting oil properties, has had an. " ' ..,
office in Kast Forty -second street, New! PLAN BOY SCOUT WORK
ion., ue is nn imiuer ei note, nnu - - -
ten years age held the world's dura- , Conference 0n Extension and Reer-
tlen record for aviation. He und Mm. v'ul",-'c",,'
Harmen, who liave been living apart for ganlxatlen Opens Here
some time, arc said t.. be "geed I'lann for the extension of H Scout
friends" despite their separatlen. werli .tlirougheut the country, rnisinn
seemiuglj as perfect as ever, ' 1,1C estrangement et Harmen und Ills of funds and changes in nununi'-irniieii
Madam I etraz.lni was assisted l,y lainer-iu-iaw nnies nm nvn years, , were uiscusseu ni n uisini-v lein.i.ie
a. an excellent llussinn eel- ' wiien irntn were interested in u real which opened at tna Art i urn lewiy.
has nlaved here before, nnd estate promotion. This did net develop I The conference is attended by ceun-
T ir.,,.,.: p..,.. .... ....etfiinlt,. nnnnl.tn its i 'oeininilore Iteneilict felt It ulinnlil. ell tnenvhers rcuresenttn? 1'cnnsvivaniai
flutist, who in the coloratura songs with! and the division of business of the two Maryland, Virginia and the District of
flnt- obbllgate showed an unwonted fu- men followed. .Columbia, these sections represent ..
new district under the new plan of
administration and,n committee Will be
appointed representing the (crritery
named. Klcven ether districts somewhat
similar In slze will be formed throughout
the country. It is believed that the
new plan will be a big improvement;
heretofore nil scout activities were di
rected from New Yerk.
Necessity for building up a large con
tributing constituency was emphasized
at today's meeting. Council members
attending said reports showed that there
were few big contributors te Hey Scout
movements.
mni
efll
scout executive. New
Schuck, national field executive,
Housten Thomnsen. of Washington,
presided. Scout officials present Included
l)r. Geerge J. Fisher, deputy chief
Yerk, nnd A. A.
WINDOW THIEVES AT WORK
Reb Bread Street Haberdashery
and Arch Street Laundry
Window-smashing thievts early this
morning robbed the hnberdashery of l
Held & Fert, 12 Seuth llread street,
and the laundry and r-leani, a establish-
ment of Charles Welley, 2001 Aichj
Mi-et.
After breaking the window of the
Held & Fert store the thieves (stele an
overcoat, valued nt ?7t". Twe over
coats, valued nt ,$100, were stolen from
the Welley establishment.
In each place the robbers overlooked
many ether valuable nrtlcles.
CHURCHESCGET BEQUESTS
ir-
Many Receive $1000 Frem Jese
phlne 8. Carr Estate
liecause her brother, named na bene
ficiary in her will, did net survive her,
the estate of Jesephine 8. Carr, 2401
Seuth Twenty' first street, will be dis
tributed among charitable institutions
nnd churches, the remainder going e
relatives. The estate totals ifldt.OOO,
the bequest being $1000 te the endow
ment fund nUhu Orphans' Club, SKMH)
te the endowment fund of 'Irinltv
Church, Oxford, I'n., and .$1(IJ)0 te each
of these I'retcstant Episcopal churches
in this rity: Ht. Peter's. St. Mrk'.
Christ, Ht. .Tames the Less, mid $500
each te St. Clement's nnd the Memerial
Church nt Vnlley Ferge.
Ammiif the ether wills probated.. werc
these of Angelina M. llnslle. who died in
Heme, Itiily, $27,000; Annie MeGnrvey,
who died at St. Acnes' lleipltal, $406(1
Anna M, EdWards, BC10 'Ihemns a
tine, $5000, nnd Jehn Hay, 2183' K.,
Kauphln street, 812,300.
Three inventories Were filed, as fry
tews: Cnthcrlnn O. Williamson, M
142.18: II. Alfred Henfrled, $4000 45
Mary 13. Wilcox, $14,G51.02. ,u
Held for Attempted Theft
Unymend Derclin, twenty-four ju ju
eld. of 157 Kast Chcltcn avenue, (
held under $000 bail for further Leai
Ing next Sunday by Magistrate PM
neck this morning. It was charged tin
before midnight Develin entered the r
tnurant of Gee Jee, n Chinese, nt gjj
Germnnlewn avenue, nnd when Citl
nrine Snyder, a. waitress, left the dlnl.
room for n few minutes Devtlln ",.
behind the counter and tried te enen iv
.a.t. rmrlatur I'm Hi
I
TtrCharjrc Accounts TnvitedlH
3Mail Orders FillcdlffiH
rvnnTiKiAT
vimi:utii-.mi.m'
The Blum bte-e, "e of I'l.eitiut St'-eet's .nteresu: g -r.ep
devoted te the .-ale of row r. "-'apt, m.ilinery, furs and blouses, has
ben decidedly bucccsbJu! ui.d.r its r.cv ninnajrement. Wcll-drcsscil
Philadelphia 'vemen ai" lir.dii'st it :i tneit satisfactory pine- te buy
their wearing apparv. Tn--; arc a-sured of courteous attention
at all times.
FORTUNATE indee-i
decree that, the
;.- taaiK'-n
t'uv dolman
shall b" the favored fra.-ment to' te' to'
afterr.eor and evcr.inR wear thi- -ea-en.
What mere de'.ijri.tful C'hri.-t-nias
gift could be imaginvd! t he
Blum Stere. 1310 Chestnut Stre. ;. I
saw a ju::urieu.-. wrap of Ea'Merr.
Mink. It was fashioned of 'vhele
skins runninp vertically at 'J.h top
nnd horizontally in the bonier. It
was most effective. A -eal dolman
had a cape back which was deci.l.lly
smart loekin?. and I noticed thi; a
lovely squirrel delmar has b-r - pe
nally priced. If you haw an ap
preciation of the beeeminnr.es-s of
moleskin you'll be interestcl in the
'36-inch coat of thii- fur vvinef. i
priced at 5295 at the Hluni rfime.
You'll rind a visit t-. the fur d-pui-.-ment
most intcreatins.
$5zlrxnzdhJ xyi
vul. I. iiten cuusfehntr our ira
- brains for ideas a te what te
(rive l-'athej' or Brether or Hubb,'
and all the time perhaps he ? long
iiit: f'l.r a comfortable hou'tceat. I
saw jinrre "ery sninrt-loekin ...
today at the .tere. of MucDunaM &
Campbell, 1.1H-1-SG Chestnut street.
There are v.oelens of excellent fjual- ,
ity. in checks and -plaids mestlj ,
black and white although. I caw a
mtv goeij-looking brown-and-tar.
check with tan cellar and cijffs.
Thiro are velvets in brewr.-and-blnck
and brocaded silks in rich dark
volers. These housecoats make ine.t
practical and thoughtful gift.- and
are doubly appreciated because a
man -eldetn thinks of buying nii.i
fei him.-ih'. Mad'enald it ( nrnpiif-ll
have an inu.-ually interesting and
varied lm .
m
THF. diiVtcult pui pui
ihepping; is the
lx different shops,
tien.i. 1'ver -."hen
a day in this " ay
' i.nristma-
rurning around
making -.elee-
eni has spent
one doesn't al-
TOV
1 kn
ways find exact 1 wnat one .vant.s.
The fJift Reek, which i!iu.strati ? ar.d
nricci jewelry, il-.c:1, '.-ather geed-,
eryatal, clocks aid a 1 the ether
interentiiig things . be found at the
utere of tlailcy. H .nk. k Hiddle
Compan" i.; rea'.lv helpf'il just at
tliis t'.lne. Y..- sill f.r.d that-it cur.
rain? mar.y nte,esti!ig uggebtiens,
and many e ' aruelei illustrated
sre of vpj-j n.ei'ieit prices. You'll
enjoy duirg yj- 'h'-'stniii- -hopping
"Mth the aii! ui' The 'rift l!oek.
vihich will be mailed uper r-iH'
One can always b cc-rtnin when
sending te Tiuiley'- i-r if, rha
thev --ill be of the ve-:. f.neit 'i-ulit;-
tnat we e a.! taker te '
;ating, .tiid s..:n" of js nave
even taken te tripping the light fan
tastic uti the ice, ice skates have as-
sinned a mere important role in our
live:- thai, th.-y ever played when it i
wa necessary te Wait for our favor
ite lake en- pond te i'rcv?. ever. To Te
ihi, at the -ture of A. Ii, Spalding
it Hros., l'JJO Chestnut treet, I ,nw
.-en,.- skntu.i which are specially
adnpteil fei- fanc skating. Of
these, '" Snlchew knt- is the llnest.
I'll. Brokaw shoe 'n the meit fav'.'-c.i
fur -kating weai. Tt has a p.'d".-d
I'.n: I'-'Auul tongue at.d is .-r;. 1 1 : rh ,
giwng adequate support. Thev. are
ai. u the shoe- fi" childrer wit
khU's attache.!. Fer the ganie of
ie- ' ecke;-, in which se ninny skutc-r -nn-
n.terested, you will find a fuil
'.r.e of hockey sticks at Spalung-
TF YOU are
exqui3ite gift
. eul.lt. g
you'll
ii tnc eireasing lain.
saw at the store
a reu.i;.
b 'merest.'.'.
e which 1
Vui Dtjsel. &
.Stoke-i. J12H i.hetnn tr-K. i'
was of -.terling silcr. gilded "-iti.
jfrcen geld, engirie tur red and enan-.-elcd.
The enamel was blue, tren--parent,
e 'hat the t.reca.ied engine
turning showed through most, erl'ec
ivcly. In 'I'e center a.- a tir.;
basket of fiev.ei--- . Frenl colors.
There are sets ii. a'l-blue and aK aK
lese, tee. The set inc'.udeh n.irn.r,
comb, bruih, perfume bottles, photo
frames, potpourri jar ai d ether
.-mttll accessories. The ,Uver sets
are lovely, tee. The newest -et.-Iiave
the handles of mirrors and
bruahes reversed, which makes tin in
se much mere cenvemen' . There are
military brushes te match cue!, set.
WHAT kind of enndr
' ' going f buy e
a-e e
or the child . n a'
f'liristinns tinie? If you are se, i
.vill be hard candy, for ur.le.-- you
a'-e one of these cruel parent" who
cencenl the c indy box, you may be
prepared for trouble if you sele.t
hocelates T'ure, wholesome hard
candie--, flavored elelicieusly, can
hv had a' the store of Kdeuard
li. Kni-e Cempnn;-, 110 Seuth Kiev
enth .-treet and 1903 Baltimore a-, e
iHie. for t0 c. -j.! it pound. There
i- u must varied assortment at thi.
price, inc'udir.g squares of lmtter-si.t.-h.
ctnnani'-n and chocolate but
tercups with Tjennut butter, chocolate-,
i-eci.nnut and caramel filling
and ether delicious candies, Kmse-'n
hnrd catidieM have ejarned for theni-seh'--
i reputation for delicious
flav.".
D,
YOU knew that tneie is a uiethed e! e.ewug ruflee uu.t clinni atCi
Dractically all the injurieu.--. elements about which we hear se much'.'
There is no reason why you should net enjoy your morning .up, with its
delicious aroma nnu flavor, without the unpleasant reaction t often as-ne-eiated
with It. When you use a Silex oeffet- filter, which is of glass, guai -nteed
against breakage from heat, ;ou extract only the pur0 coffee oil.
which gives the real color and flavor. The Silex is economical, fe.r only a
teajpoenful of pulverized coffee, is used, as cempa.-ed with a table.spoeuful
it the medium coarse grind, ordinarily used. The Silex is easy te .-lean
knd perfectly sanitary. It is en 'mle a' the .store of J. Franklin Miller,
ima unestnnt street.
',CUB CHESTNUT STItEgT ASSOCIATION
Mavsen & DeMan)
1215 Chestnut Street
1 iarijc Purchases Tomorrow Hilled February First, 1921
Anniversary Sale
of FURS
LAST DA YS ! LAST DA YS I
Reductions of 35 te 45 Per Cent!
m
Conservatively speaking, the VALUES are Positively Sensational!
Conservatively speaking, the SAVINGS are Greater than Ever!
Consider the values and save money! That is our LAST
WOKl) of advice an wc unneuncc the closing days of the greateHt of all MawHen it
hcMnny Anniversary Sales. AVe have made this Yearly Event truly remarkable this
year b net only reducing our own prices X te -15 per cent, but by securing for cash
another hundred thousand dollars' worth at what amounted te our own prices.
The very unusual inducements for you te fihep here will definitely close tomorrow .
lie wise and come in Saturday sure!
A Small Deposit Will Resewe Your Purchase
"An imaginative and delightful
tnle." William Lyen I'helps.
LAUGHING
HOUSE
liy Meade Minnigtred
Everywhere $1.90. I'utnniup
By the Thousand or by the Bex
At Manufacturer's Ces!
Te the Public or Dealers
Until the Holidays
MORRIS D. NEUMANN & CO.
Mfr. nf TfiL'h-Grndc Clgnrs for tlie Jobbing Trade
1 032 Filbert Street Open 8 :30 A. M. te 5 :30 P. M,
Anniversary Special-
Chokers and Scarfs
13.50
Itepularlij 19M te .W
1 ufi-ali'j '' p e . m,
.in ti i':. Viirt.ru! tin.
Inw'.y r.KM W'.croe.r.
r.'i--'.e vcei' 1 ,1 1 'H a J
"..ii r" e Te- v, J;-iM'.n
,, yi'i'.-r,'; Wilf.
&EXTRAt
,-z Anniversary .ipcciali
Chokers and Scarfs
18.50
Kcyularlu :T.J0 te J0
( 7ifc n. of fill'- en ,
Vi ik. titene Vlertn,
ilmwi niiit Tn'i;.' Het
l.ani- -t.-iif- 1 'i i 1 1 : 1
.-rur; . e' Tu -, II ' .
u , im ': He '
lnHt't't,r((nrw .Spefinli
Australian Seal
Stoics
27.50
liegularly UJO te Ji.OO
h v ..
helrrici
if
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if
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&
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4
I9ii
ft M(,e , :ne tf
NLJLy .s p e i a I J.
jn :r' '"" &
yjwi a mi
Fur Ceals
89-50
lieaularlu JU5J00 te 150.00
Of Marmet, Canadian Sea1,
Leenard Cat. Taupe Ceney,
Siberian Wolf, in x ports e'
three - quarter length models,
with large rolling shawl cellar
und wide bell cuff a of contrast
ing or nelf fur.
Fur Coats
142-50
Itifularli 195.00 te 225M
Of Hudsen Seal, French Seal,
Marmet and Leepard Cat, in
upert and three-quarter-length
models, ivith large vhawl cellar
and wide bell cuffs of contrast centrast
ing e,- self fur.
Fur Coats
192-50
lleuularly 245.00 te 295.00
Hudsen Seal, French Seal,
ltnecoen, Nutria and Natural
Mushrat, with large rolling
shawl cellars and bell cuffs of
fashionable contrasting nr clf
fur. In sport and thrcc-qiuirter-length
full model.
Fur Coats
rAnnivcrHary Spccial:
Far Sets
29.50 .
liegularly ti.'iO te G0.00
Hest attractive efts,
offering particularly hip
value , of i-artt'tt selected
skin.'.
Anniversary Specials
Fur Sets
49.50
liegularly 75.00 te 83.00
Sets et lieai'cr. Taupe,
Ljnx, Batumi Hacceuti,
Tnuiir, Hrnxcn or Mack
Het, Timpe or JJruteti
7- e e.
1
.lwiiYeraur( Speciul,
Fur Stoics
78.50
liegularly 110.00 te 125.00
Very N til a r ', H'Me,
l.eyiu .Stoics of Jap .lHiifc,
Vec, A ti friii. Vntunii
Siivirrel a n d Jl u d a e n
242-50
lieaularlu 295.00 te M5M fa
Jap Mini:, Natural Raccoon, fa
Hudsen Seal or Natural Musk- i
raf, with large rolling shawl cel- &.
lars and cuffs of self or contrast- fa
ing fur. In sports awl three-' Z
quarter-length full-flare models. 4
Hudsen Seal Coats jfc
342-50
lieaularlu 150.00 te 195.00
J mcittf long, m. uide, full- J7?
fhire. smart model i, with large S
fulling slutwl cellar and deep fa
bell ciffii of Skunk or Heaver. K
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Unc e; the
S p e c i a I
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M a r in a I
Coats ut
89.50
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Kiddies' Furs for Christmas
Anniversary Sale Reductions
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Coats
Sets
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31.50
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M..10
RU.50
1 10.00
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110.00
Wl.ltc iu)ie.'. .
Fan i 'one
Tauiw 'en'' . .
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Natural e'enc;-
Irt Fex
lladKcr
Wlilt.) Moufllen .
Kiulrrel I,eek . .
Natural Wallaby
ltf Xiilnrlj
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. . 11.50
. '.:'3
. 7.50
7.50
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. K.ne
. . 24.50
. . 27.50
. U9.50
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