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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGJUKs-IOIITADELPHIA,, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922
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G.0.P.0RGANIZATI0N
FACESIBELLION'
Little Fellows Get Reparations
Fever, Want Pay for Pa
ratling in Inaugural
DO NOT FANCY $60 BILL
P. R. R. CONDUCJOR KILLED
Wedged by Locomotive Against
Coach Near 52d Street Station
II. C. 1. singer, it Pennsylvania
Unllreml conductor, 12010 North Ilutelf
lnien street, vuis Killed curly this
morning when Mritek by n locomotive
ncur Flfly-poceml Street Station.
no vvns Maiming in -the renr et n
disabled trnln when the engine crime tip
from behind nnd wedged him nguinn n
conch.
STAGE AND THEATRE-GOERS
ARE'GROWING MORE SERIOUS
Miss Annie Rnsscll Says General Interest Is AW in Things
Really Werth While Histrionically j
S3
lt(
Little fellows in the Republican city
orenulntlen nrc beirlnuiti!,' te rebel
fienln-t the Vnre-Mnchey ptnn of
making them mnrch In the Inaugural
pnrnde in Ilnrrlsbtirs .lanunry 10 nt n
cert of $00 eneb, the price per man
including ji silk lint.
It developed today that while the
rank and file is marching nt personal
(nt, tome f the lemlerM will be bun
nlng tliem-elvcs ni the Hands of
Flerida. One of thexe will be Peter
I! Smith, leader of the Forty-seventh
TVnrd. Mr. Smith heartily Indorses
the parade. He is for it. lint he will
lie ili-tlnetly nway from It; he will b.1
in Flerida.
Mr. Smith s phtlnnic interest In the
pnrnde is nut iiinliliu: n hx hit with
the marchers, who will have te buy n
new even out n part of their uniform.
Harry A. Mnckey answer. Iiewever,
tlint'lt will de them geed te get n
new overcoat, lie sajs if they de net
need it new they will need It later en.
Hut it happens that the little fel
lows hne just gt through digging
down for the cash contribution te the
iltv femmlttee nnd new conies the
parade epense. The mnrciier.s are
wendeiing who is going te provide
them with the money te play himtn
Cliius in their homes. s,.
Hence there wan n Migge-tien that
the little fellows would put It up te
the leaders te pay the bills for the uni
forms and transportation te the htule
capital themselves.
Onip In ceiincilnmnlc cire'es in City
Hnll today was te tin- effect that
Fdwiii Lewis, fmtiieily an A-sistiint
City Solicitor, wns looming up us nil
(Ir-'aniatien candidate for Council
f i em Hie crbroek section te succeed
Councilman .lames A. Develln, inde
pendent leader. Mr. lceliu just new
is inclined net te be a (iiinlidnte for
je-electlen next c:u but conditions
inn deelep wherein independent lead
ers would persuade liim te run again.
The Lewis lioem may niii nn .i
Ming, as it Is understood that Thonia Thenia
AV. Ciiniilngliiim. one of the lender
in the Cilj Celillilitlce. would like te
pee State Iteprcsent.ilixe .lames A. lief- j
fernan M"sit-il in fit Cetnn il from
the West l'hiladelphia district. The
iiwjessiuent nevt car inn inciease the I
leproeiitatieu from that i-eeliuii in '
.mill-it. uliich would relice thin' I
suniewhat for both independents anil
regulars. Councilman Mull, majority
leader of Council, is believed te lmer
Lewis for Ceuni.il.
PORT AN
HANDLE
L
OTS IRE FREIGHT
Director Sproule Says Facilities
Are Ample for 50,000,000
Tens Yearly '
HEARING ON DIFFERENTIALS
That Philadelphia possesses pert fa
cilities enabling It te handle n total of
."0,000,000 tens of freight nnnually nnd
has ns jet net come within l.'.OOO.OOO
tens of this total, thus leaving this
pert n safe margin for efficient move
ment of cargoes, was a f-tntement made
tills morning by Director Sproule. tes
tifying nt n bearing en differential no
railroad freight rales. I he lieniing,
in City Hall, is n continuation of these
held November '-''J and 2-'l before Charles
!'. (iciry, examiner of the IntcrMnte
Commerce Commission,
The City -of MoMen, disputing thi
city's right te the differentials te and
from points in the WVl and Middle
West, though acknowledging u .some
what mere distant location, wants te
be placed en the mine terms as Phila
delphia. As n result, the trade mid
shipping interrrts of this eitv formed
n Joint Committee en Differentials
which is being backed with the full
Mippe"! of nil lencerned ill defending th
limllrze eiiievcil since 1S."S. ninl Hip
elimination of which, local Intcicsts
say. will only he of benefit te the inu-t
in ,r leru. inn iiiiiMsei ier Hie
Philadelphia interests is Willium A.
!las-;ew. Jr., who is assisted iv Henri
Wolf Ilikle, n Penns.vlciinlii Itallruad
ntterney, and Allen S. Ohii-lrinl.
ItiMten interest j are taken care of
bv Wilbur F. Lti Hee. ns-iii ,
Charles J. Austen, a traffic cvpert of
the New Yerk Produce I'vhnngc. who
liefere the calling of the hearing lii
claimed any deire en the pan if 1!.,...
ten "te take away buincss from Philadelphia."
I'eth actors and theatie-geers are
becoming mere serious. In the opin
ion of MIrs Annie Hussell, the netrcs.
long a favorite until ill health has
compelled her te retire from the stage.
"Serious literary plays seem te be
the most popular productions new,''
said Miss Hussell. "De 1 think realism
is a great thing? Heallsm combined with
idealism Is the Ideal thing. Of course,
there Is much that Is coarse and vulgar
nnd stupid en the stage today just ns
there always was, but I think the tend
ency is te produce better plnjs.
"Persons go te the theatre nowadays
because they enjoy it and net because
It Is 'the thing te de.' I knew seveial
seasons age when I would go te the
theatre in New Yerk I knew every one.
It wan mere or less of n social nffnir.
It is that way no longer.
"The Little Theatre movement bns
done much te glve American audiences
n true appreciation of geed plavs," she
said. "Community groups and com
munity theatre organizations nrc a
splendid thing."
Miss Hussell has the greatest sym
pathy with nnd Interest in nninteurs.
It was net long age that a filend of
hers said, n trifle scornfully, just n bit
loftily, "Hut of course jeu aren't in
terested in the work amateurs are
doing."
"Hut of ceure 1 nm," defended Mlsa
Htissell warmly.
"An artist?" bIip Inquired. "An
artist Is neither born nor nind". An
ni list Is born and then made. I think
nil nrtists have u taieiii unit it takes
unceasing work te bring it out hut
they must be born with the talent.
"I'nfertiinatcly. 1 de net think nn
nrtlst can bnve u home and outside In
tcicsts nnd also fellow her profession.
Thai Is one of the drawbacks of lici
singe." !
7rstPennvSavJngsBank
VWa
Interest
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UjetuvWan&maW
rrrtme
iimillBTiBnl
Plate polities were somnolent today.
inns-much as (iifTerd Piucliel. Coventer- m
ileit, was pulling in the day in ion- y
fen lues In Pittsburgh. There was some B
se-callid inside ge'-ip about the At- '
terni'.v (icncriiMiip limiting through i fa
l'iniliel chclcs, hut nothing dcliuite
call he known tint it the (oveiner-eleet H
himself speaks. He will be bin k In the H
citv tomorrow-. I u
W. llari) linker. State chairman. ' g?
was aiiellii-i- out of the cit.v. Mr. link- I H
er's chief i mucin these d.Hs is I he j
iii(sinu of continuing us Id piilili-.-iu sj
Stale i liairiiiaii or of gelling llie pet
of Pioiheiiotniy of the Supreme Cniiri. g
He would like te have the etlii e, it is H
nuili'i'stoeil. Ceiigrcssiiiiiii Vine w.is g
aiinther who was out of town, lie is H
nt Washington pe'ishiug up the plans i H
for the farewell dinner lie will give in ' gj
Wiisliingteii ni'xt Thursday night, when I M
.Mi. I'linhel will he the honor guest, 'M
P1NCHOT IS MEETING
PITTSBURGH LEADERS I
I'liiiiaiiBii
gWiff7rtflJSi3iWi&
$175.00
Vlrvrriji ilnipncil nit ph'i
vim ii'tif rnntnhiliiri injr Inrrr
il'rtmmid eiirf tv small iha-
llleilrfj,
Engagement Rings
Wltrhir Ihtk Blrir li'fn
JilehlT r'-sanl'-il Ih'iaiip of tin
InilhMiinlliv ninl h-autr of llilr
frelililrti.
T Pt n'ir prrnrr-r ji lii- non I
H'wlnlliils leln ej te nule (i nt
Infiirterv trli-i dun. Anv Mli'itni
tr i tiqLr ir !' hi' rr.frif utttll
t 'irirtmzi van t"iitnf nt a rmall
ttfetit.
Iitatnctul Caln'en S'l't Hil.l!
en rciiutii.
Mitchell's
Established
,,wl
ciiiiuiiu
Eri ,ii a iitntch te lhculiw ruhlte l.rilarr I
Pittsburgh, Dec. 11. Coventer- i
clcit Piucliel, here for a series of nm-
fireines with Hepubllcaiis in Western
counties en legislative ami ether pl.111"'
"f the net Ailiiiinistiatieii, incliiiliiig
rppeintiuenls the new Coverner will
make, made his lirt visit tedav te ilie
hmiieef feiiuer Seiiiiler William Flilin, I
when' he was 11 gue-t fei lire.ikfiist. j
Later the Covcrner-cli cl vi-ited'
I nivei-ltj of Pittsbuigh, which will'
cmne lit for lilieial Stale alii at the
hands of (lie ne.t Legislature, e
vas it luiuheen guest of Chituceller
lehit (i. Hew man, meeting 11 niiinbcr
l'f nthrr eiliieateis.
Mr. Piiiehet's lenferentes with po pe
lilli ni tiguies invited hcic te nnei liim
were helil this afternoon In the William
Pentl Hetel, Meetings weie scheduled
mining eihcis. with e-.ludge Hehei t L.
"I'll '. of New- Cntle: J. L. Stew
urt, Washingten: a committee of the
Allied lieaids of Trade, Pittsburgh;
Majer William A. Mugee. Ceeige S.
"Iner, state Senater C. M. Ilarr, .1.
Hetinj H'NelH, e-Jndge Hein.v C.
"asviin. Si. tie Souiiter-clcet .lehn P.
Hnriis, Plunk .1. Ilauis, ('. ('. Mi -timet
11. Ciij Tiiiisiiier H. Coherii,
It. uhnlser ninl Ccetge 1. W mn r,
of lliiller, author of the Wener ail.
Bey Is Severely Scalded
Seven-.vear old Jeseph Lb hli ns eln,
nf K0 Cailtiell sited, pulled a kettle of
Imilliig water fiem the stove in Jijs
home last iiIkIh ninl was se,ei all-in
the fine and ihcM. He is In a .senetis
lunditleii.
uia
37 S. 8lh St.
i1 a iiiSi'va
Stere
Olie
Stere (lnli
Bii"ii.';i
iii
FINE STATIONERS
Attractive
Christmas
Gifts
selected in Europe; beau
tiful and useful; very
moderately priced.
1121 CHESTNUT ST.
A big handful of Value
Our men's gloves
Pigskin, gray Mecha, tan
walking, chamois, tan
Mecha, buckskin value
and variety for all hands
fcr Christmas.
Handy for all weathers
Rogers Peet '-'Scotch Mists.
nerfc
U uf
Hriiitcial Traili in
full uenlliir mm'"i
ticuitl inliiieeci.
Uepcrs Verl
rnk bcetllsU
Stere Hours S:Z0 te (',
FERRO & COMPANY
Rogers Pcct Clethes Exclusively
Chestnut St. at Juniper
P
IHBrasWjrx
"
The radiance of The Polished Gi'dle Diamond vl
be mere Fully eppreclated by direct comparison
wilh ether diamonds - sold only by this Establishment
NEW PIECES IN STERLING
SILVER,e,CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Fruit Dishes
Flower Baskets
Console Sets
Ben Ben Disnes
Centerpieces
Floral Vases
Sandwich Plates
Sandwich Baskets
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fJECKWEARfer Christmas
1 " Gifts the finest assortment
of really choice styles and fabrics
M $1. Keps and Satins in diagonal stripes, crvstal cloth in
fancy dt'Mjrns. Fine quality poplins in solid color; neat
patterns in fancy figured silks.
At $1.50. Splendid assortment at this price. Chac Meire
stripes nilh centrastiiiR color dots. Diamond Rep hilU in
neat color combinations. Taffetas with self figures. Col
lege and Club stripes, forty-two two-colored combinations
the authentic colors of practically everv College and Uni
icrsity in the United States. Club stripes in handsome
three-toned effects. Regimental stripes.
At S2. I'ersians are a feature at S2: they are handsome
scarfs in subdued colorings. "Snewflnke" is another fine
heavy silk which gives splendid service. The scarfs have a
reinforced band their entire length, giwng added (trength
In Maple stripes and two- and three-colored combinations!
Exclusively ours in This city.
At $2.30. Finest Rep silks manufactured, in eceediii"ly
beautiful striped effects. Tasteful colorings in fancv pat
terns. At. S.l. Italian Grenadines. Wonderful in their texture
coloring and appearance. In stripes, figures, dots and com'
binntinn patterns in a host of beautiful colorings.
At $3.50. Exceedingly handsome Meires and Meire stripes
en satin grounds; eome with neutral color background illu
minated with bright stripes and figures.
"Mural" Designs in Scarfs. Reproductions el motifs taken
from noted tapestries in Europe. The silks are made in
figured ideas woven into stripes forming quite unusual
effects. $3.50.
At St. 'Guarda Dentres." or double Grenadine, is a reallv
unique neckwear fabric. It is actually a double weave cloth
giving color effects in lights and shudc.s that arc exceed
ingly beautiful.
Crochet Scarfs, Bleck Weaves in plain colors, S2.50. New
"Krinkle" weave. S3.50. Heather weaves and exquisite col
orings in figured patterns. Cress and Bar stripes in lar'e
vnriet.v. At 81.30. .lacquard figures en accordion grounds
"Berkley Knits" are wonderfully attractive the extra
twisting, put into the tilk threads assures long service. Ties
into small compact knot. Stripes, hpets and figures. S' 30
$3 and $3.50. ,"'
Rcsilie. "The Resilient Cravat," a new idea in neckwear
construction. Stretch it and see It spring back into shane
$2 te $3.50. ' '
JACOB REED'S SONS
1424-T426 Clhesftirmfc Street
,!li
:STO!li: OPENS DAtf.V AT 0 A. SI. Cl.OHI'.M
Mail order, rilled HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
0 I'. Sl.tJ--r --g
Phene Ordert Filled I
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
il
This Stere is the Christmas Shopping Center for all thrifty folks Our
stocks contain the answer te even the most difficult gift problem and
our prices are always the lowest in the city for reliable qualities!
97
$2 Maud Made Oil
Opaque Duplex Shades,
A special let of 5000 all perfect mounted en
Hartshorn rollers. Grccn-nnd-vvhitc.
The Lewest Price.-; for Which Wc Huvc Sold Such
High Quality Shnecs in Years. '
$3.50 Ruffled
Grenadine
Curtains, pr., $2.69
Beautifully snow white
material. Large dots en
soft mesh.
fit! i kM
iWrl ' PI ',
Exquisite china
plete with cord
head with
and plug.
$4 Night Lamps,
$2.98
taffeta dress. Cem-
$1 & $1.25 Stamped Night 1 QCc & QOc
Gowns of Nainsoek ' '
Beautiful designs; French knots and solid cm cm
breidery. Full size. Flesh and white.
- I.lt llretlirrn TIlIllD I'M Pit
Ivery Finish Articles
In a selection that offers most excellent sugges
tions for practical, beautiful gifts.
jCZOJSL.-! Toilet Sets,
ggi in nq.98 , v
1" T"s '"Ar''
ii ! . i i.d .n
'V'i J
Picture Frames, 08c
Clocks, $4.49
Boudoir Candlesticks
With Shade, $1.49
$4.50 Jewel Cases,
Piane Style, $2.87
j Infants' Sets, $1.98 and $2.98
Toilet Set, $9.98
8 pic IV H l'"l I ' V ll "I
Puff Bexes and Hair
Receivers, $2.98
Dressing Cemb3, 98c
Hand Mirrors,
$1.98 te $2.98
Kwra Ii .i , ilu H.iie
LlRI
, n.
Tlir-c iic .V. ily linxeil.
I.lt lrillnr KII5ST KJ.fl'ir.. Ol"nt
Handsome Heayy $fi.29f$QJ:
AUTO ROBES
All-wool and s-ilk plush robes in
soitment. K::trn Iarire sizes.
n wonderful as-
Oi,Qsd U
I Combination
Reyce Molo Melo Mole
IMeter and
I Radiator Caps, !
$2.43
Stdan Ash Receivers
!)8c te SI. I!)
Mirrer-Litcs,
$1.83
i ml. nnliun f ml i
i'ii 1 101 unit jvii Un
1 irlit
iudihicld .Mirrors,
!8c te SI.98
I II Itrmlii'i..
I'yre I-'.vtcr Fire
K . t i n ; u i s hers
Wind DellectnrH.
pair, S't.JJS
Deme Lichl,
SI. 1)8 te S2.I0
Air Gnu ties. 80c
Step I'lates,
(i'Jc te SI. 7!)
Itadiater Caps,
!S1 and SI. 30
Hand Herns, S1.8."
.Step LiKhts, $2.G9
j.
, i Combination
Step Light and
j Parking Signal, I
( $4.98 !
Black and nickel. J
Aute Clocks,
S2.75 te SS.I!)
f sTi7rThains7"T
Size .'le.v.'j'j, ilt Si-,
! Size :!7.."), at ."-b.70 '
Dash Lamps, d'ic.
Lunch Kit-..
S15.98 te !2!).!S
l.i DM) ki.i of -
$7.50 AIILiiien I $E C&Q
Pattern Cleths ( 00
Fine, h avy, pure Iiich linni ,n a
wonderful assoitment of uiv lai de-
-iS'n'
It.'S yanls. Ideal iviu fur
heu euivcs or bride -te-iu
r mm
.- yf Xm9lm
'Alt - IiH
?
$2.69 Hemstitched
& Scalloped Cleths,
$1.98
I in e- I hi. f ,.
$7 AIl-Linsn
Napkins,
Dez.,
)i.w ,..
in ii ii i i .
ll" .ins t
.ill ,1
ill MM.- -.-Ill
I -
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il.ii .n -u
85c Mercerized
Damask, yard, 59c
l nil LIU H ,U
1 1 . II 1 Ilt I l ,
ill I
-I II llnitlirri. ! II'.
$3 Turkish Bath
Sets, $1.98
Ii i Unlum two tu ,. i ,
li'i .!' ll 1 1 illi- i
' "' " ' illi I In. . i ..
Kultl hutit .
$1.50 Lace
Trimmed Scarfs, 98c
V i I 'i ii in' i. , ,,
ni - i , h , .
U ii. i. .1
'I M.uul! ui:i
Costume Velveteen '$
$2.50 Quality
f
1 Cft
$Lmv k
.11
i m
-I.lt HrellicM-
Uicli ilk In-ire, twilled
rnek, Lyen-, f.ni.h, a tine
let black cole
Velveteen
(nr-l)(,u Himiul! '
-i inehc- vih- lliny.
l,hl e' Ne in.il or
imeue l.'(,i s Ji i,j v
held te dcaleis.
l'-msT KLeuit, yeuTi:-
.one
80c te $1.50 Gift Aprons
49c, 79c & 98c
Dainty little aprons for "tea"
or for sewing. Fine embroid
eries and lace triiv.niiitfs add
te their attractiveness. They're
of musl.ns, lawns, dotted
Swisses and organdies of
sheer quality.
$2 & $2.50
Maids' Aprons,
$1.49 & $1.98
Of line, sheer muslin, lawn,
organdie and voile; tastefully
trimmed with embroidery.
Ilretlirr SU( O.VD l-'l.riOU
au:m
CJ&.3J
Yfc
4i.: :V1
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Men's & Women's Gift
Umbrellas, $3.98
PI Tfl -. - m.
J In I Uf T-r
U.& w
Union taffeta; guaranteed
fast color and waterproof.
Women's have ring and
cather strap handles tip3
and ends te match. Men's
have cape horn handles.
j Women s j
Fine Silk
; Umbrellas .
)$5.98j
?,?
r Blue, srten, parole and red,
Fancy border. Fancy handles, tips and ends.
Guai anteed fast color and watcrpioef.
lit ItrellirrH I'llt.sT 1 J.Oi IS MifTII -
Geed LinenFinish Writing Paper
Hibben tied and in pretty
boxes, in white, colors
and combination of color.
Vs
ji
'H sheets
UJ Keld-rdi-p tanls
18 rm elopes ) ((V
Writing Paper, 50c j
Kn jr colors te Iiek IS hlicet i
nml IS envelope.
it.lt Ilretlirri FIIt.ST KLOOH, -SUfTH
Daintiest of Smocked Frecks
ForTets$1.25to$2.95
Medels wliese charm and cunning i
styles ate but emphasized in the
dainty colorings blue, maize,
peach and white with touches
of contrasting color in smocking,
l ...u: ,... t : i ,
,i i uvinsuiLiunK or JuihMun einureii:-
Jp5S cry. Of sheer voiles and ether
- fine materials. Size-. '1 te (5.
j Infants' $2.25
I Knitted Caps . .
I Hand - crocheted or knitted
1 styles of line zephjr yarns;
J tiimmed in pink or blue.
.. ..... .,., ,11I
v H
r$i.25f
Children's $2.25 Bath Robes
I.islU or ilarlv iiliaUcs l.n.K Clunrsc or
tu m rj ill- ign- IK mi in glidli.
Twe poclcelt SZ"S - t ij
$1
.49
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P : R R Y ' s
Super-Values, in
SUITS
for
JUNIORS
(Firet Leng Trehscr Suits)
$20 $23 $25
m
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Vft:
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an
tw
4.
m.
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Fer active young fel-c"
lows 14 te 18 years in.
old. Single and deu-
ble-breasted c e a t s, "'
with and without
belts. Handsome,
durable cheviets, flan
nels, tweeds and
hemespuns.
Tots' $5 te $10 White $9 $0 & $C
J Cm) O O
(IlllH ll 11.1 1. 1 ! ' .
umi;. Iincil ami t 1 1 1 1 1 i n I , i i .1 S17, s 1
Coats
1 lrilui r
.in t 1 1 it
ititnr
te
$4.50 Japanese Silk Garments $0.98
' 1.1. li robes 01 utl.i - 1.
lireuit itil.
Ml Unit In r
I i'i ii I I.. 11 1!.
Patrick
Mackinaw Reefers
Junier Sics
Super -Value Prices
1 .
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rt)
,c.
$
12.50 & $16.50
nor
)ft
ll'tt
ttMr.
f It's a simple mat
ter te satisfy your
self by looking at?
what ether geed T;
stores offer that ,u ;
e u r Super - Value w;,'
Policy definitely
saves you $5 te $12
and mere en every
single Suit and ;
Overcoat we sell ;,
and proportionately ia '
en every pair et
trousers or fancy
vest.
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A,
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We stand ready te
prove this bread
claim by actual per-f
fermance.
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Exquisite New Trimmed
TaS$4-985
Real .$10 te $12 Values.
In
cl
.1 he-t of
specially :
chaiming med
uiiablc te irailv
top fur coat- and dail; winter i.-V
ce-tumes. The levehc-t cel-
11 i m .1 f I M 1 h 1 n c.l.tl.
i lia: eabli'.', .-oft old lese,
lihu- and tan-, combined
with idIei- tint
or cenn ast.
sefilj, blend
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