mPWwm ' (f,ji&-',r' ih"jHiu' f"w Iv 'MlBeVirH'. -- 1 lima. vri-HDA ' tilSM. M tff'i ffl -Jl " llfr.'V'l V I' T UTPi.' CTVWiVm'', T'T3,irf.AvBS09TCIPaMIimHHI I T? Twaai K' r"'";i .r irv"irFH 'I , - i -j . -! . iM 1 EVENING PUBLIC LElHifc-lt--PHILADELPHIA; THjUBSDAYk OOTOBEK 12. Utifitt ITERC son f HUT' i ':' Hb'8 "tcur W B I IIII4Q MACHINES H'' 9 bafera you buy Cj Hfr H A" Makes, Lewest Prices ' HH ff CILLINS, !3t Chcsfnu! Sf. p wllR ' rU rhentl Walnut 3173 rC ' HlFSl Jit. J i ! iMt. I YDrVf k Biil' ill III It p .! 53213 ITU H ! ' H - '-s. A BflfSf1 atfhnv : I ;i .xv I MHlii'.tK1 "P- . fit. ii .-. III ''If ill ill SRih iff f 1 lift , Ills' U.S. AERO RACES Wen Dancing Prize SIARI IN MICHIGAN Multi-Metered Bemb Carrying Plane3 Entered in First Contests ' VIEWED BY ARMY EXPERTS tlv AiiiK-lnt'tl Prm Mount ('lrmnit. Mich.. Oct. P- Twe event, one 'or large multi-metered lit.inb or mall carrying airplane" ami the ntlier for In it commercial crim. OTAl.TIJIDil IIMtTC ' ledny ushered In the ihrce-day air rie uinMuniiu mniLe IB THOROUGHLY RE-BUILT (M DAYS' FREE TRIAL 1 TR. CU R ANTEE Denlrm In All Make Hruilcninrtrr- for l'ert-ililr lOHDYTYiHgCO. meet nt Selfridie Field. 'I lie me"f c'eses isnlunlny wim uie national mr ilnle, the Pulitzer trnpliv r.'iee , Mure tlinn 100 plun-. representing' tln best tlghfing machines of the nrmv mil nav.v, aerial mull carriers and ex- petiinentnl raft, were here t nnieti' III the events. Included in the entries, 4 i inn one plane lniilt n rnr one's as ism-i mill Which -T 111 lieiil. 11 rererii. :i '-n fis the Intent "pei'il d'enttelis of th". Inner Inhontenet). 1 Their performance is 10 i-e wiiicuen ' elevly tlirniihiiiit the meet hy nnnj ntnl' . ' linvy nvlntlen "fli. Inls and prr.inmeii' itlreruft encineef.. l" nsree that en'y I Hiieli eitnpi tit 11 11 nt'l'ii'iiehi the iait- inir iMiiilltlenv of war nn.l ill nes t'i' merits or ilefin-tM of tin 11rin11 t ! . '1 he ser ic epeits itn nne Keiir .o .e 11111 nl Mi fl'e't. et the Nsivj . Majer Ceil- etal l'atnek i-liief e. the army nir ver , vice, nml hl n-xt-limt. Itrlyadier (Sen- eral Mitehell. Kil In IVnb , Seerefiirv if the Navy, plans te witnee. the rnlit- er niee. Artnv entrie" v. ere in the nlnierit in tin" opening ilay'x ni 1 "iir Mar tin b.'inheii nil.! one Martin trail-pert. ' n...li 1 .. . ...1 Iti tiwi lllii-lniri'tiewer . CORYPHONES .V-'Vr'":'... ".',". I'.il.erlv meter-, were the .tirter in' Wife ty ShHJRIVhA I ; . 1 ??m? 1 '. AvAava w M'Ai.'WMMI Bells, Elephants and Other Dreamwold Effects Ce Under Auctioneer's Hammer WVV$j.v av'V. MISS ADA .lOIINSON Anieriean hr.iuly, wlin at a rerent inmlerti daiiclm: cinitit lielil at ('aiNli.iil. Aiisfrla, fiitneil w.itirliis placf. rcrrhetl the llrst prize. Mis ,li)liiiini I1.-1IN from SI. Leuis, Mn. SEIKIG ACTORS The Telephone With the Voice of the Living "nTs7rtjMir' iii.i..-n im.l I.uu'l rreiilt of ri'menitem rtl rt te .Irvelnp i tIrphfn t.i trni.ti.lt t'. Hum n oleo. 1hi mul nt nhn.lM or Drffnn lth tru' trrnl rlnrltv rptnln'ni; nil tli nl.'c tl.'s of llifleetlnn nn. ihrnlii-:. HTt10lirnni7.nl lint I" niniiticH Atnpllfyliii; CKns. Cery & Sen, Inc. Phila. Branch The Bourse f'l :?::! TOTO?33SS3SS?5iinS5!5BB2SS SjBUHK7ETCVB&VABB7?sSBBM9y BJVn 1 111 i 1 t-'rf 1 1 1 H ft t 1 MTSltkmiSbS P yTlTw ' vF "W TTiVwr tvTil :f J jTti ' KMJjfffflMBH.'riiMliillKliiT MC7wriWM''Wyi't BIJG yLxi-' Ti r. fl J I pYfT VJ rwi Ba the multi-meter ji'nne ran' for the air mail tri'pli. effereil liv the I-treit Ve All tlie.e .'iipN a-e after the aine ceni'i-at ilesign. e- nt tliar th" fr ill-pert is litteil nllt te ian twelve I ll-i nserx itivteail of a Imlii of e I Ii lives The raee W'lls runlilereil mere f a spertmc even; than 1 te"t of per fin ii'i.'e ami speeil. for the linge I -I -s cmii travel but litt'e nmre than Inn 1 ili an hour. T''e b.vuber- were te flv ten times ir - ' 1 a twenty-feiir-m!e trianculnr . . 1 ,..-t of wliieli is nver Lake Sr ( 1 r O-i the hist lej: of e tell 1 ip. a 1 r ,i,.-..imm1 at 11 ti altitude of 'Jiinil f t be lliinlllll. I' e 'iii..ier plane rnee, for tie De tr r AMi'mii t'euntry 'lnb trephv. i s -ii r the same rules that K" -ir , the bombers. Twe sinsle meter jr ,1 1 i. I ,n s and four eniinnerrlal . ih nl.iteil liv eiviliatis wiie in ter.'! in t. s event. It tireiisl t lnl BY LOOKS SCORED Speaker at Recreation Con gress Calls Personality Play ers Curse of Stage MATURE URGED FOR GIRLS Alintlllr City. Oct. I1-' 'Tersenali'v rut'irs are the eure of the Atnerhan stane.' deelareil l'ref. (ieerce IMete.. r.al.n' of the Selioel of Pramatit I .t erat.iiv at ll.nvaul Tniverity. befit' e ihe session of the ninth recreation eon een jress of the Playqreuinl ami Itecreafin .s. . i.i 1 1- n yesterday. "T01 many actors are pii lsecl beeanse of their leek. These men and women rifi'e te recreate themselves Inte their assumed roles, but ehoe- enlv rules that lif their personalities." A brinht future for tin motien-pic- turn ttur M U M trM irri'M nv i r THOUSAND LOTS OFFERED) Kwpt. .Maw.. Oct. 1 ".Themas V. ' r.flivmi was i' trniier again today . t!il time net in copper stock,' but In' brettte elephants. The faniniiK finan cier, who has weathered many a Wnll j Street crisis, was disposing through Ills ( trustees of the fiirni.shinss of Dieain-' weld, his luxurious Seuth Shero estate, for the purpose of brlticltiK bis affairs 1 In order af Ner a period of unfavorable I operations. The t'stitte itself will be 1 I srrrt privately. I I The auctioneer's hammer fell en ' 'mere tlinn 11 tltmisand of the articles I that comprise (ixamwehl treasures, the1 ' insured valuation of which Is SUO.OIM). ' Tin1 sale will iiuutlnuc tonieirovv and Sal unlay. , ' The collections ttf art objects hnje ' been brought tusetlt'r from all purls of ihe world. They comprise bronzes, bi H -a-brac. pictures, rues, silver plate and many curies. , l'tililtie ammiK them are the roller- ' ' tiens of elephants and siimll hePs. The , I'acliydcrmn. in Ivery, bronze, china and precleiu metals, ate tin works of thu I world's cleverest craftsmen. The small- I isf. made of pure geld Willi ivory 'tusks, Is the rl7A of a peach stone; the I 'Urgent, of bronze, is mere than a feet ' I hUh. ' Nearly 200 elephants are in the cel- I ' let tlen. The hells ivere gatliereil abroad , one from every country that Mr. l.avvsen hiLs visited. A liattered hand organ stands in a coiner of the ilinini: room. It was I'lii'hased liv tin tinancier for S100 fre'ii an itinerant Italian whose music pleased him. ARMOUR CONFERS wTtH LAWYERS ON GRAIN DEALS May Reveal Seme Details When Be fore Commission Tomorrow (lilcaKO. Oct. 12. (By A. P.) J. Ogden Armour, meat pucker, and (ieerge 1", Marcy, pres-jdent of ihe Ar mour !raln (.'flmpany, conferred with nttnrnejs today te detiirmlne te what extent tliey would reveal detnils of their I gi-iiti transactions when they appear before Ihe commission again tomorrow The Meusquetairc glove of the moment demands perfection of fit, texture and finish ns docs no ether glove. Te this chef d'eeuvra of the French glevccraftcr's art, Ccntcmcri master clovers in Grcnehlc hring the inherited skill of four centuries. Ccntcmcri Meusquctaires, fashioned of incemparahly soft, fine textured French Kidskin of the Natienale quality,in white, Mnek and smart colors 8 button, 4.25; 16 button, 6.50, and in 12 button 5.50 Centemeri Gloves 123 Se. 13th St. Philadelphia iVctu Yerk Grenoble, France 0 0 Charm net magnificent furnishings or decoration, make n home charming. Delightful details in appointments such as these Biddle-Gnumer sconces add nr mere te the elegance of a room than far costlier decorations. Priced ns all Biddle-Gnumer products moderately. OO 011821 Co'eiilnl bracket fin ihcd in lints- or stl trr icffh color rantllrs. Lighting Fixtures BIDDLE-GAUMER CO. 3846-56 Lancaster Ave. Take Ne. 10 Car In Subua? Open Sat. Till 4 F. M. Phene BARInc 0760 014818 rinlshcd tit brass or sftrrr ndenicrf telffc rut plass candle cups ( clear crystal tlrep. IlllinminClll Charge Account Invited IKIIIIIUIM Mail Order Filled IftEiftHt- ' iwsen-DeM 1215Cheslnul Street. Tomorrow We Clear 15 Fur Coats Just One of a Kind (EACH AT) HALF-PRICE A comprehensive collection of 75 Fur Garments, representing the odds and ends that are here as a result of our volume business this season. f The aftermath of the fast and furious selling of the past few months) leaves in our stock exactly 75 Fur Garments that we offer you tomorrow at an exaqt reduction of One-Half -for that is the way we clear odds and ends. Cf We guarantee! -That each of these Garments has been fashioned in our own factory from prime skins by experts of the highest caliber. Tomor row, in order te finally dispose of these odds and ends, wc offer them te you nt exactly half price. Please remember but one Garment of a kind, each a glorious special, making it worth your while, in dollars and cents, te buy this winter's most fashionable Furs here tomorrow, at a great sav ing. We urge you te shop early in the day te avoid disappointment. Ci fTMUUn)w. Dsens STff en the Seles, eT ,- t. Jy rl4 utir Shoes is a (tLlflTj vV - t letf aj&u 0 IW " AND SET ' 9&-P AND SET THE STAGE OF FASHION WITH . Kll , i i i . wi a v' .de ranee of motive lirker latin': irem tne tune ine cease. lie. linlne yesterday te disclose the tg .. .. .i . , .. -.. i. ..i... .1- t.. 1... .mil it.trs nf the sunken nhiv , i...t .(.....ti f ,!...: ....... ..1.. ,!.... TI W 1 power iiif i lit. ) iieuia uue'ii ,. . . ... , - , noun. in- iiti.ni- .ti iit.ti . , ......... t. . m -. .. . , M j V" J. . i.v a li'iO-h. rsepewer Curtlss Cti me- "We 11111" admit, said the s, aker. , Mr Arnunr and Mr. Marcy nsreed te i I V'Tiv? H (IflTtffl) P Y7 f i i- vu'e the ,'iirav planes carried "that motion pictures are still cut rel tlll ,, e.mimlseii tomorrow whether H XT 1 il J. t( V XKLi' I I .er', 1.'- of Ien imrsepevver. Twe te. . he in and mawkish. I.ut thev have ,l(l w, furnisii all the dates Um M of tie ii". Mnes mounted 2H0 horse- ndvan e I from the Impossible weln- fiu'ires f their trades requested by the H . n yT J Tt ' p, wer Ilniaue Siiia meters. drrim.'.s of their earlier period " ; Kderal Imptiry llenrd. , B' ft fl. JViOdPTntP I J'tCP 1 bedv ever was harmed by iii.'leilr.iin.i Mr. Aru.enr characterled himself as ' I U -trlUUCUlL MftLL iiiinvausDutiim- S200 rtqnl'lt M'ttlnj nf ill. ttlnti'iuni. enti.nli'2 h alnirle Inre illntn. nl ur- rtiiind"t hjr ilflit sinallfr CianKnl. Our prlc-i ar verr rmionsMe. Our reputation ter relUbillty hem lick ever a period of 10 vea.-a and is Vin carrlfd fenrrii with the tame reg-inl for the aatlif action of theie we lerre. Kennedy & Bre. Diamond Merchants and Jewelers 102 S. 13th St. 1 e a sr&c-rr-n.Z 15 2.'' m 'Ttt ....... ,,i B. & L OFFICIALS CLEARED BY LACK OF EVIDENCE Arrest of 7 Men for Making False Returns Called "Squeeze Play" Lack of evident e te justify a chnrse of makiiii: in I'.iinkine and ' ntnthln: iir- drai.mtli i i. -yj ij, v i n n axj Si t . .7 I X' ! M 11 -Hi S w(QrSm 1 n iH) 8 f 'Ik id HH - B wfipw.T'l3raaU I J II I 1 1 I n . J i H h l ttT'fv ..' ife HE five Pianos htei below hae rci taker as part payment for the fiimeus Mat. hies. ( jnriiiigham Pianos or Playcr-Piane3 they hae 1 en thoreuphly renovated at our own factories and are like iuw. Al though these instruments are priced nt these low figures, they are fully Kuurantei'd by us. EASY TERMS $450 C.J.Hcppe i & Sens $1 AC (Mnhecany t ase.) $500 Everett Piane Ce.$OC (Mahesany Case) tSOTM ret nils te the Mate t ommissieii lias resulted in exoneration of -. vvn eihcials et tin" Philadelphia Investors" r.uildlni; Lean Assin latien The men were refeil last summer. This action followed receipt of a 'ettr bv iMstrin Atternev Itetnu from .lames A. Walker. Special leputy At ttriiev licncrnl. The latter lias had c'.arc "f the invi.stii;atieti of the i buries en behalf of th" I'ankln". Coin Cein Coin u.issiener. In his letter recenimetullns that in tl I'tmi'tits ..u.uiist tlm men h" qu.isheil Mr. Walker savs : "There i-. or will be shertlv. before t!e ltulii tn.t nt clerk of vmir elfice. in- f .riufitn.ii and returns from Magistrate I ii Cenner seekniB indictment nsninst ' W.liinm Lui'lale. J. Artliur Ile-s, Km- . sine 1'. (Jllln. William P. Wilsen. Iler i .. d A. Wl1s.ui. Ne'sen C. Hew ley and ' in .re W. fiiilliieher en a charge of u.iiis f.i'se nt'irn-. as etiicers and I rit'ers if t'n association, le t In I P. di US (' II.. -sieiier j Mi i .' i ! 'hat the arrest n . the lilea Deltli; te -n I n" t arrested that they t '. '. large sums of mom te phv 1 ' pesnre te unpleasant ' Pi riiev are all men who have el.ent " leputatien.s threughniit l.'es, and I canimt tmd i .1 prosecution will avail ' ut ii iicipilttnl." because nobedv ever took it serlmisiv. The ral purpose of the drama is te e plain Amerl. a te Americans. The drama must come straight from the heart of the people. Plirepe cmisl lers the drnmi as a line art. Our young peple are lint related te tills art by Atnei lean institutions." Prof. Maker criticized some present- dnv theatncal predui ers and critics, "Seme producers." he declared, "re fus.. te admit t.hut the author knows about the play. .Many cntiis knew nevt te nothing nbei.t what j;ees Inte the prodtietieti of a p'av." The iin'cli-dlscussel flapper i Tne in for further consideration In an ad dress by Lester Scott, national incen tive secretarv of the t'amp Pile fiirN. lie recommended epn-ui'e te nature n the greatest of nil character builders. "Adolescent girls are very complex creatrres." Mr. Scott declined, "and laie seareh'ng all tne time for some 'answer t life. It is an explode 1 theory lth.it one nrisi lcivh it in camp. Mod Med iirn enmp.:i,' has i.e. eme a s lence and lean Ii" nude tlioreughly comfortable. P.xpese vimg girls te nature and vmi I expose them te an Influence that has I no super. or for character development. The exposure may take and It may net. but It is thireiiylily safe. "Scvc'iM -one tier tent of all the criminals icv confined in lnstitinie'is throughout the Piiitid States are of jil'ci'Ic age." declared feimcr (..cm--nor P. i-ii bai'gh, In a plea for an . n 1'irge.l i I'egram of plavcreimd aui al ilevi lepmen nctlvities. i,l A. Itevve. (liiecter of nlij -i. at training "1 .Mliini;an, urgeu iiini loot ball be i.mle a part of the regular eiirri' ii ti.i of the American university ii". 1 tliiipr per credits in their s, 'ehis. t . r. .rds sheuhl be given te the ilavei s a "ca-ual lrnler" in the grain market. I lie denied that Armour & Ce,, the ' packing house, wns interested in any I grain deal- in which lie participated. asserting that the packing firm docs , net trade lu grain futurcu. j Jehn It. Muuff. secretary of ihe Chi Chi leage Peard of Trade, told the com i mission that .the Capper-Tlncher net, I which the beard plans te attaik heroic I the 1'nited St.ttes Supreme Court, is driving trading in futures te Winnipeg nml Liverpool. BARBER POLES MAY GO ' Clocks Likely te Supplant Them, Is Belief at Convention Chicago. Oct. 1". In n few jcarsl the traditional striped barber pole may lie obsolete, according te members, of the National P.arbers' Supply organi zation in convention here. I The man in a hurry te get a shave ' alvvavs refers te h.s watch before en-, tering the shop," said one delegate. 'Hie idea of supplementing the pole I with a clock is therefore in keeping i with the tunes. Man and Wife Hit by Trelley William II. Clark, twenty-eight miiis old. and his wife, Amanda, of 7i'HI ltuist avenue, were crossing Woodland avenue near Seventy-third strn't ln"t night, when they were knocked down by n trolley car. They were taken by a patrol wagon te the ' Misprieerdlu Hospital, where they were i tinted ler cuts aim nruises. Black Brocade Black Satin Patent Celt Dull Calf The particular who demands style without loe much for it, comes te Dalsimer. woman correct paying This is hut one of n series of correct new fnll footnotes at this moderate price. Dalsi mer leadership in style and value-Riving; wns never better demonstrated than this season. I M I (1 (Pvifevn0"' THE BIG SHOE STORE 1204-06-08 Market Street it MRS. EDWARD CROKER FILES $100,000 ALIENATION SUIT Fermer New Yerk Fire Chief's Leve Alleged Stelen by Weman ' New erlt. Oct PJ Mrs Plln T I ,, 1 , t v ,fe ..f IMwnrd P. t'reUer f. i i .er I I. . f "f tlie New Yerk J'ire Ji. . pn'iiii.t. Msterdiiy Hied -it in Hi ... U ' n Su.rcun Cuiit ii.m.'i ' M - Il.lin M. Ii.iv. of Leng P.i inli. L I Mr- Croker a'ks .100.(KH) for il'ege.l ..I., i itl.ui of the affictlen of he- I is. bninl. Iii her complaint Mru. Cm iter n' leges that MIhs Day "willfully and uiikedlv gainisl her husband's uffe. -t ..ii ' in Kin's, when Croker left 1,1s ,vlfe. She snjs her husband, fre.a wb.illl slie received a dierce if sfpaie sfpaie tieii ii. It'll, freipiently r seated ex-pin-lve gltis te Miss Imj and g'ive he- l.ll ge s.i is of mellev In her nnswrr .Mi-" Piy denb s t'.. nllegatiei.s of Mrs. Cr..k'-r nnd nslts fop a bill of paitleulnrs uiiii r. (en(iiu:smi:n .Mtr: memk - - t, thuuKht that "".VrtH"-,' u'en ' 1 1 of hiippe-lrmi Tn. vv i,h rvti," however find! i mv ,.t 'rni. te fill II" iliil'. d'; 'tgn te 1 ti. i l.avetu. "M.ike It a 11. -it' He Hffc El f H mm3 for ''li'tiiri'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiillil :.:!;i:':iii.!'i!'if ii:-l!il:!l.u'i'' i'.'77' Coats, Salts, Dresses, Skirts Sweaters, Lingerie, Negligees AL s .tit. UJ--'-li i.i.j.---l-'..i'-- -1,'1 '.I JiiTOIiWiliiliM i'.' ..ill'IT'iillii'lililli: 3l! Promptness Phene cr call our nnnreit ter.. We will del.ver en the minute and hour you pecify. (Lew FZORI3T 1327 Weit Girurd Ave. 212 Eet Cirtrd At. 13 S. GOih Si. 136 S. 52d Si. $575 Hardman &. Peck, $91 H Like Nvt wlU (MaheKany ( use) $600 Ivers & Pend, $99C K.. Nevv fcHsJti (MaheKany Case) $650 Sohmer & Ce., $24rr (Mahogany) IT PAYS TO THINK! wSPffi'l jyj jP tJK1 0 C3 O. , J1TH AND CHESTNUT .' ' Ol'KN KVKMNHS sVi,,Wy. 0th A Parheli) - ""' EVELYN IN CONTRACT MAZE Shere Cabaret Owners Take Matter Inte Court Atlantic City. t 1-' The Chnn- ' i . ry Court has been .hind '.. t-t'itghteu , m t u tangle besetting I.vevn .Ni-'.i I former wife of Harry Ix Thaw, vv m is ' alleged te have hlgned no less than ti rcc cmitrnctH with proprietors ei . al. irets here within the Inst c.x months 1 Sim first went te work in th' Meul'ti Ueiige nnd lntir at Martin's, and linal'v i at tint Paliil1- Koyal. 'le clear the a'- ' I iiie'pbere the proprietors of these places 1 I nve taken the matter into tLe CI ai,. ei v Ci-urt j FIND SLAIN MAN IN WOODS Bullet Hele In Breast of Bedy DIs-1 covered Near Cressen Johnstown, Pa., Oct. 12 flly A.' P.i - The body of a man thought te be 1). Kauffmnn, of Pittsburgh, wih feiin.l In (lie weeds near Crcinun lat night b;. liaiuel O'Uennell and IiIh son Karl , Immediattly nflcr the d.scevery the chief of police, A. M Kennies, ami Justice of the Peace Veil lieiub'd a party of invfsitliC'iterM, Ilndlng n bu let bole in the breiiHt and every evidence thm tlit mitii bad been murdered. A repre. repre. repre. Kontatlve of the family will arrlvn in CrcBben today. A reward. of $5000 has been- offendte u.9trMJuiuuig jur. Kiiuffnum. , -, VIO rssuca ubpudue fkepshj Natural Alkaline Water Unexcelled for Table Uue Known and pre- ecribed by the Medical Profession for many years cs peiseeslng great Medicinal Prepertiea ISK YOUR ySICIAN W7 Bottled at Sr tn Springe Distributers: AKCIIENUAtll &. MILLKU 311'1'CHM.I. H.KKIIIK HI. JAMKJ MORIINEY rnir.n a e. utti. CO. It Extraordinary Value Tomorrow A Specially Prepared Sale of 350 Street Dresses Included are Satin-backed Crepes, Crepe Satins, Canten Crepes, Peiret Twills and ether fashionable fabrics in a score of smart and at tractive models. Dresses That Would Sell Regularly for at Least One-Third Mere $oz.eo ifflpmi '25' 120-22-24 Walnut Sfcee fca. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in Our Storage Vaults, Free of Charge, Until Desired. Sale Price French Seal Ceat 42.50 Russian Peny Ceat 44.50 French Seal Ceat 47.50 Russian Marmet Ceat 48.50 Russian Peny Ceat, 40 inches long 49.50 French Seal Ceat 52.50 French Seal Wrap, full length 53.50 Russian Marmet Ceat 54.50 Russian Peny Ceat, 40 inches long 54.50 Trimmed French Seal Ceat ' 54.50 French Seal Wrap, full length 58.50 French Seal Ceat, Fitch Trimmed 59.50 Leepard Cat Ceat, Seal Trimmed 62.50 French Seal Wrap, full length 63.50 Caracul Trimmed French Seal Wrap 66.50 French Seal Wrap, full length 68.50 Leepard Cat Ceat, Seal Trimmed 68.50 Natural Muskrat Ceat 69.50 Marmet Ceat, Raccoon Trimmed 69.50 French Seal Wrap, full length 73.50 French Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 74.50 Marmet Ceat, Raccoon Trimmed 74.50 Natural Muskrat Ceat 74.50 Civet Cat Ceat 77.50 Natural Muskrat Ccat 79.50 Marmet Ceat, Raccoon Trimmed 79.50 French Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 79.50 French Seal Ceat, 40 inches long 79.50 French Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 84.50 French Seal Ceat, Nutria Trimmed 84.50 Natural Muskrat Ceat 84.50 French Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 89.50 French Seal Opossum Trimmed 97.50 French Seal Ceat, Beaver Trimmed 125.00 French Seal Ceat, Squirrel Trimmed 125.00 Muskrat Ceat, Raccoon Trimmed 135.00 Caracul Cape, full length 142.50 American Opossum Ceat 145.00 Taupe Caracul Ceat, 40 inches long 145.00 Platinum Caracul Ceat, 40 inches long 145.00 Taupe Caracul Cape, full length 145.00 Scotch Moleskin Ceat 157.50 Black Caracul Ceat, 40 inches long 165.00 Jap Cress Fex Ceat 165.00 Black Caracul Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 167.50 Natural Raccoon Ceat 172.50 Moleskin Ceat, Squirrel Trimmed 175.00 Moleskin Vrap, full length 177.50 Kelinsky Trimmed Mele Wrap 185.00 Moleskin Wrap, full length 187.50 Natural Raccoon Ceat, 40 inches long 187.50 Hudsen Seal Cepe, full length 187.50 Hudsen Seal Ceat 192.50 Hudsen Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 195.00 Natural Raccoon Ceat, 40 inches long 197.50 Hudsen Seal Cape, full length 197.50 Hudsen Seal Cape, full length 212.50 Hudsen Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 225.00 Taupe Caracul Wrap, full length 225.00 Hudsen Seal Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 235.00 Hudsen Seal Ceat, Squirrel Trimmed 235.00 Hudsen Seal Ceat, Beaver Trimmed 235.00 Moleskin Cape, Menkey Trimmed 245.00 Natural Squirrel Ceat 287.50 Leepard Skin Ceat, Skunk Trimmed 292.50 Natural Squirrel Ceat, 40 inches long 342.50 Natural Squirrel Cape, full length 345.00 Australian Opossum Ceat, 40 inches 345.00 Black Meire Caracul Cape, full length 375.00 Natural Squirrel Wrap, full length 395.00 Ermine Cape, full length 425.00 Alaska Beaver Ceat, 40 inches long 545.00 Broadtail Wrap, full length 695.00 Natural Mink Ceat, full length 795.00 Natural Mink Wrap, full length 895.00 Extra Large Kize Coats and Wraps Up te 51 Hust Hudsen Seal Is Dyed Muskrat; French Seal Is Dyed Cen PvxcKmlni 4aetUtffinUt4penUA JI. -l 1- LA MHI ' V W ' . .. , is. -f' w J.'fi ... 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