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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07

Mrs. w. ]. Rogers has started up a
bakery in the building formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Rogers as bicycle shop.
She will receive orders for pies, cakes
etc.
Alfred Is Henderson have opened
up real estate and insurance office
in the Judge ANtcll building now
owned by Arthur Conklin. These
gentlemen have formed partnership
with the intention of doing business
in farm, city and mining property.
They commenced business Monday
moning.
The 10th annua lsession of the Oregon
Press Association will be held at
Newport, Oregon, August II, 10, and
l6. 1t is the intention for the mem
bers to reach Newport on the 14th, and
the first business session will be held
ON the morning of the 10Th at O'Clock
An interesting program is to be arrang-
ed for Friday and saturday mornings
The afternoons will be given up to
sight seeing or a dip in the briny deep
Cook fruit in Strausky Enamelcd
ware Sold by Cramer Bros.
Beatty Bros Kinetcscopo Kings Of
the world will appear at the opera
house Thursday evening Of this week.
They have the very latest moving pic
ture machine with diamond project
ing lenses and special equipment that
does away with the unpleasant culver
so annoying in most of the moving
picture machines, They exhibit 30, 000
pictures of national interest They
advertise that the admission price will
be returned TO any one who is not sat
istied with the entertainment. Prices
90 80 and 30 cents.
Pocket Knives at Cramer. Bros.
Gertrude Biede, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Biede of Gold Hill has
been awarded scholarship in Whit
man college, Washington, she having
made the highest average in the Eighth
grade examinations for jackson coun-
ty. This distinction ,oomes from an
offer, made last fall by Whitman Col
lege, TO schools of Oregon to give a
scholarship in that school to the high
est Eighth grade in each county in
the state. That Miss Beido has won
this honor for jackson county, is n
high compliment to the efficiency of
the Gold Hill school, and it speaks
well for Prof. j. Percy Wells, the
principal, as II thorough and consci-
entious teacher
Hotel Clarke at Glendale is keeping
up its reputation for serving excellent
meals. Overland trains stop 20
minutes for breakfast and passengers
who do not take advantage of Mrs.
CLARK IS chicken breakfasts are missing
a rare treat. The dining room is pre-
sided over by young ladies who know
the art of correct serving A great
many travellers from all over the
country stop OFF at Glendale to spend
a few days or weeks, the principal at
traction being the cool veranda of
Hotel Clarke, the excellent accommo-
dations and the opportunity for com
plete rest.
Hartford Bicycles at Cramer Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
WANTED.

Position wanted by the month or by
the year, by steady man with wife.
Thoroughly understands the manage
ment Of dairy ON the separator
creamery plan, also the feeding Of
cows, gardening and the care Of an
orchard. Or would rent a good Dairy
ranch with cows Also have good
property to exchange for good Dairy
ranch. Address W. G. Purdin, Grants
Pass, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Harmon, Miss
Elsie Green, and Miss Lila Stock
bridge went to Colestin Tuesday for
an outing. Mr.. Harmon will stay a
few days, but the remainder of the
company will camp for some time.
President L. l.. Campbell of the
State University at Eugene, will be
in Grants Pass Friday, Aug. 10 for
the purpose of meeting any who may
be interested in the State University.
He desires especially to meet old
students of that institution and pros
pective students. President Camp
bell is very pleasant gentleman to
meet, and as his mission is to give
information regarding the institution,
it is to be hoped that a great number
of the young people viii call on him
at the Josephine Friday the 18TH
Mr. and Mrs H. G. Perkins, Miss
Myrtle Ireland, A. NJ, Heating, Fred
Mensch, j. @. Fades, S. Isham, AL.
Garlick and Jas, Duncan were mem
bers Of a party who left on Tuesday
for the upper Des Chutes country on
a surveying and camping expedition,
combining business with pleasure.
Perkins, Mensch and X eating have a
contract for the survey of tract of
land embracing portions of six town
ships lying directly on the summit of
the Cascades between the headwaters
of the Des Chutes and the Willamette
rivers. The party will travel by way
Of upper Rogue river and FIT. klamath
and intend to visit Crater lake on the
way. They expect to be absent two
months or more.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
THE SUGAR PINE FACTOR Y

The new Sugar Pine Factory will
be ready for beginning business in
about two weeks The building itself
is about completed and some machinery
has been received and installed The
remainder is on the road and will be
here in a few days.
Unlike the old mills, the new fac
tory will not do sash and door work,
but will confine itself TO the manu-.
featuring of boxes and to doing gen.
eral numbering business.
President Kinney, Of the Sugar
Pine Company, states that they have
refused large number Of box orders
from California owing TO their
inability to fll them When the
factory starts up they will have all,
and more than they can do
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
Now Is nm AppoINrEp rIME.

The o. II. & n. Co. has just issued
handsomely illustrated pamphlet en-
titled Oregon, Washington q Idaho
and their resources. People in the
east are anxious for information about
the Pacific Northwest If you will
give the o. X. n. & Co agent list
Of names Of eastern people who are
likely 10 be interested, the booklet
will be mailed free to such persons.
A, l.. Craig, G.. p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07

A small. well selected stock Of dry
goods, millinery and notions inyoic-
ing between 1920 and $500 for sal
at "a bargain or will exchange for resi-
dence property in Grants Pass.
Call upon or address o s. Brown
Room 2 oYer Poat Onice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
STRIKE AT DAM.

The workmen employed by the
Golden Drift Mining Company in the
construction of their dam across
Rogue River, at the Dry Diggings
went on II strike Tuesday morning
The men demand higher wages
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
ROCK MEN WANTED

Good rock meu wanted at 81. 20 10
e.. 90 per day. Board ST. 20 per week
Call or address d. H. Morris
Bro wnsboro, jackson Co., Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
To Cure a Colo ina Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qumne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II il fall
tocure. y. W. Groves ii pa ire is on
each box. 25c.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07

Wanted To exchange piano as
part payment for house and lot.
Will give bargain and pay balance
in cash. Enquire at this office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
THE PINE NEEDLE FACTORY.

THE PINE NEEDLE FACTORY.
The Oregon Pine Needle Fibre
Company's factory and plant, occupy
ing the old school building in this
city, has started up business under a
new management. The factory has
been purchased Of W. p. Wagy by II
II. Mccarthy, former mining man
Of Portland.
The sale was in the nature Of AN
exchange. Mr.. Mccarthy exchang-
ing his interests in the st. Helens 4
Galice Mining Company, for Mr.
Wagy's interest in the pine needle
factory, which we understand is prac.
tically the whole Of the concern.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
STRAYED.

On Saturday, Aug. 2, there strayed
from my place five miles south of
town, a black mare weighing about
100 lbs. white spot on forehead,
branded with circle bar on right
tront,shoulder. Had rope around neck
when last seen.
Finder please notify Mrs W. j.
Soyerns, Grants Pass, Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
HENS WANTEp.

Two or three dozen old hens wanted
NJ the Home Kitchen.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
ADLETS.
FOR RENT.

RO0MS for rent furnished and unfur-
- nished for house keeping. Mrs. Clara
Mattison, 9Th and X streets.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
WANTED.

yr Guarantee Paints at Crane
Bros.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07
FOR SALE

One 30 #. extension ladder AT cost,
Thomas Cash Store
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-08-07

Campers outfits at Cramer Bros
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Here is What We Said Not Long Ago About the L., J. @ L, l.5O Glove
 Special The
 Sublime"

A year or so ago woman who wanted a fine French Kid Glove knew that she couldn't get a pair for less than 1.75, but that is all changed now and thereby hangs the tale:
 About a year ago we went to the acknowledged best glove maker in the world-"Perrins"- said, in sub stance:
 we want the very best glove that you can make for us to sell at S1.50. It must be a glove equal to your $1.75 glove. It must have all those endur- ing qualities which have made your gloves famous. Make us such glove and we will buy many times more than we have ever bought before. In consideration of which you must make us a special price-that is, help us to be able to sell the glove at $1.50 re- tail. We will take a less profit than usual ourselves in order to do 1t, and if you meet us half way, we are sure we can build up iu the South big trade in buying gloves for you" The result or this eliminates in ''the sublime 1.50 L., J. 7s l.. Special" glove IL is a glove that equals 0 S1.75 glove. We sell it to you at less than the usual profit in order that you may buy it at 150. It is the best glove we know of at anything like the price. It's a 2-clasp, first quality French kid, and has long, medium and short fingers. All the desirable shades are repre- spnted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
L. ). @ L. l.. J. @L.
Some Desirable Gifts on the Second Floor.
Here.

Here you will find some silk shaWls in all sizes, beau tiful weayes, with silk fringe. in cream or white, at 3.9S, 4.95, 5.95 and 6.95.
 Here are some other Christi mas presents of Silk Fascina- tors and Circular ShaWls in the same department.
 Ladies' all silk Fascinators- nice. size-pretty beautiful silk lace edge-prices ranging:
 Ladies Silk Fascinator, Cram and Black, 1.25.
 Ladies Circular Shawls, in an assortment of pretty shades and makes-prices ranging:
 Ladies' Circular Shawls, assort- ed colors, 100.
 Ladies Circular Shawls, assort- ed colors, 1.25.
 Ladies Circular Shawls, assort- ed colors, IFS.
 Ladies' Circular Shawls, assort- ed colors, 1.95.
 Ladies Circular Shawls, assort- ed colors, 2.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
The Suit and Cloak
 Department Here.

The woman who fails to be thoroughly acquainted with the opportunities offered by the Suit and Cloak De- partment is wasting money or not getting as much style and quality as her money should buy.
 At o95 we are showing a Monte Carlo Coat of a good quality Kersey Cloth, double breasted, with pearl buttons, in all the popular shades, coat that sells in most stores at 12.00.
 At l2.5O an English Box Coat, 27 inches long, with turned over cuffs and velvet collar, and lined throughout with Duchess Satin-such coat as some stores ask 15.0O for.
 And the same comp arison may be made with our 13.9o Monte Carlo Coats and our l4o5 Box Coats.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Manicure and Desk Pieces

All These Only 25c.
 Very ar istic sterling silver handles of good weight. In this assortment are Tooth and Nail Brushes, Files, Shoe Horns, Cuticle Knives, Tweezers, Darning Balls, Rolling Blotters, Tea Bells, Erasers, Letter Openers, Curling Irons, Paper Cutters, etc.
 Sterling Sash Pins are very pop ular just now. We have a new line at 25c; but the ones we are so anxious for you to see are those at 1.25 to 500 each.
 Sterling Silver Cuff Links make nice presents for a man or boy. We show good selection at 25c, 65c and 1.65
 Lorgnette Chains in sterling sil- yer, full length, 1.5o
 German Silver Purses to hang from chain at IFS Sterling Bread Trays, Berry Bowls Bon Bon Dishes, Knives, Forks and Spoons for various purposes, and many other articles for table use. We guarantee low prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Solid Gold JeweIry.

Pretty Scarfs and Stick Pins at soc, 75c, 100 and 1.25 Also large assortment of better ones at 1.5o to 15.00
 Good, heavy Solid Gold Cuff But tons, plain front, Roman or pol ished gold, 400
 l.ishler weight o'.es at ..:0
 Our Gold Brooches are com Inented on by eya,y one who has seen them-so handsome and 50 veiy reasonable in price. Ask +'i see those at 1.75, 200, 2.50, 800 and $50.
 We also show a large assort- ment of better Brooches-some with diamond settings-up to $500 each.
 Gold Lockets at GOO, 700, 5.50, 800, 1000, up to 20.o0 each.
 Gold Cuff or Beauty Pins, pol ished or Roman finish, 1.25 pair.
 Krements Collar Button Set, solid gold one-piece buttons. The set has one back, one front and two sleeve buttons-4.o0 per set.
 Sterling Silver Brooches, in the new round shapes, with head de- signs, gray finish, 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Christmas Chance in Dress Making
 Department.

Here is a chance to make your wife, or mother, or daugh, ter a handsome Christmas presenta and save 10. .oo or I5.oo by doing so.
 We will make up in our reg ular Dress Making Depart ment five different priced dresses. To the first twenty five who avail themselves of the offer-aiter that no more orders will be taken. It is just a flyer to keep our Dress Making Department busy the most dress making de- partments in town have prac- tically closed.
 Here they are:
 100 Crepe de Chine Dresses to order, cotton lined, 400.
 Silk lined, 1000 additional.
 S20.00 Novelty Suits, to order, cotton lined, 45.00.
 Silk lined, 1000 additional.
 Any $1.50 Silk and Wool Dress Goods to order, 37.50.
 Silk lined, 1000 additional.
 Any 200 all wool or silk and wool dress goods to order, 42.50.
 Silk lined. 1000 additional
 Any 100 all wool dress goods to order, 32.5o.
 Silk lined, 1000 additional.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Some Christmas Pres ents for Mother in the House Linen
 Department.

In this department are some very desirable presents. and there is not a housewife in Birmingham that would not appreciate a present or two from this department.
 A nice Linen Table Cloth, plain or hemstitched, with dozen Nap kins to match, at 7.5o for the set.
 A dozen of hemstitched Towels. huck or Damask, plain or fringed, at 800 dozen.
 A dozen of all linen bleached table Napkins, 4 size, at 2.5o dozen
 A set of bed linen, consisting of 1 hemstitched sheet 90x99 and hemstitched pillow cases 40x45, at 2.50 a set.
 A good large laminated com fort, covered with silkoline, size 72X81, at 800 each.
 A dozen extra large size Turk ish Bath Towels, at 1.50 dozen.
 An all wool 114 white Blanket, red or blue border, at 3.98 pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16

No. S351 pattern, In s-ounce Plumbers, per dozen, 800.
 No. s32l pattern. in Bounce Plumbers, per dozen, 7.5o.
 No. S425 pattern, regular price everywhere S1100, our price $50. $50.
 No. S425, cut, No. 131, Colonial style, new finish, per dozen, 11.5o. No. 1011, cut No. 9455, hob nails around top, very heavy pat tern, per dozen, 1I.5o.
 Rock crystal finish around top, with No. 9455 cutting on bottom, per dozen. 25.0o.
 Goblets, Monarch pattern, deep cutting, per dozen, 25.o0.
 Goblets, Jefferson pattern, heav- fer blank and moro elaborate pat tern, per dozen, 2i.5o.
 Punch Glasses, Hindoo pattern, per dozen, 2o.o0.
 Sherries and Wines, Monarch pattern, per dozen, 2o.oo.
 Nappies at 1.95 up to 2o.o0, and Bowls from 4.5o to 25.0o; Pitchers from 800 up to 25.oo; Plumbers from 500 dozen up to 25.0o; Punch Bowls up to 69.oo.
 Clarets, Monarch pattern, per dozen, 22.50.
 Champagnes, Saucer, Monarch pattern, per dozen, 25.oo.
 Nappies, unhandled, 5-inch, at 1.95.
 Olives or Bon-Bons, 6-inch, handled or unhandled, at 2.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Valises and Suit
 Cases.

We have just received for Christmas selling all the new shapes and feathers in lrav- cling Bags, Valises, Suit Cases, etc. We have them from 200 up to 20.00.
 Here is the way the prices run.
 Ladies' and Mems Valises ana Suit Cases comprise all the new est shapes and feathers, either Tn linen or all leather lined; also Suit Cases and Travelling Bags fitted with all necessary toilet ar ticles of the very best qualities; prices from2.oo, 800, $50, BOO, 700, 7.5o, 800, 1000, 12.5o, 1900 and 20.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Watches.

Mems Watches, Ladies and Boys Watches at department store prices best American and imported move ments.
 1ooo-At this price we offer a line of Ladies Chatelaine Watches, beautifully enameled, with pin to match. Each watch put up in a nice velvet case. We guarantee each watch a good timekeeper. Boys Nickel Case Open Face Watch, 2.75 Mems Elgin Watch, in fine screw back, dust-proof gun metal case, open face, No. 12 size, for
 12.50 Fine 14-karat Gold Filled Watch Chains, new styles, 2.50 Silk Ribbon Watch Fobs, with rolled gold, plated and sterling sil- yer charms, 1.75 and 200
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Only 65c a Volume Illustrated Books Gibson's Drawings

The Social Ladder-this is the latest collection of MT. Gibson's drawings, marking the full maturity of the artists power, his unique skill in de- lineating character, his ability to create types, and his keen gift of social satire.
 A Widow and Her Friends. , Americans. fff
 Sketches and Cartoons. X #
 Drawings.
 Pictures of People.
 Regular price $500; our price only 3.e8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Roundabout Library for
 Boys and Girls Our Price Only 59c Each

Comprising works by Alger, Cas- tleman, Ellis, Lucy C. Lillie, Mar garet Vandegrift and many other popular authors. Each volume is well illustrated, carefully printed on excellent paper and substantially bound, with beautiful side and back stamps. These books are all copy righted and have heretofore gen. orally sold for SIPS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
A 2-Clasp Kid Glove
 at 60c.

We place on sale here a good size quantity of 2-clasp kid gloves-in white, black, brown, gray and red Such a glove as would ordinarily sell at, say LOO or I.25. Criti- cally, it is good dollar glove. The price is Goo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Some Desirable Christmas Gifts For Brother.

Any of the presents told c below, the man will appre ciate.
 All wool Smoking Jackets, made of reversible golf plaids, trimmed with silk cords or satin piping, 500
 Heavy quality golf plaid Smok- ing Jackets, trimmed with cord or braid, new colorings, 6.0o, BOO, 1000, 12.50 and 1o.OU.
 Medium weight Lap Robes, solid color, 1.50.
 Reversible Plush Robes, 2.50, 800 and $50.
 Heavy quality plush Robes, ele- gant patterns, reversible, solid on one side, large size, 4.5o, 500 and GOO.
 Best quality plush and mohair Lap Robes, Chase's make, new in design, rich in colorings, reyersi- ble, solid on one side, 800, 500, 1U.o0, 12.5o, 15.o0 and 2o.0O.
 Plain white or colored border hemstitched Handkerchief, 1oc, or for 50c.
 All linen hemstitched Handler chiefs, in plain white, 15c, or 2 for 25c.
 Better quality linen, hem stitched handkerchiefs, 2oo, or 3 for soc.
 Best quality sheer linen Hand kerchiefs, hemstitched, A, F or Linen hem, 25c, 35c, soc, 75c and 100 each.
 Initial Handkerchief, Hem- stitched, F dozen in box, per box, 100.
 All-linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 6 for LOO.
 Best quailty linen hemstitched Handkerchlefs, hand-worked ini- tial, E dozen in box, per box, 800.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Some Waist Pa tterns in the Wash Goods Aisle as
 Christmas Gifts.

They will make most desirable presents, will the shirt waists pat terms of three yards each Note the special prices just for the ho lidayS:
 A Shirt Waist pattern of yards of tieeced Pique, at 35c yard.
 A Shirt Waist pattern of yards of Wasting Flannel, at 45c yard.
 A Shirt Waist pattern of yards of heavy plain white Mer- cerized white Oxford, at 35c a yard. 2 A Dress pattern of 10 yards of Mousseline de Soie, for evening dress, either pink, light blue or plain white, at 39c a yard.
 Present for "Him"
 A fine All-Wool Lounging Robe, size 72x81, suitable also for bath robe, for b.o0.
 A fine silk-covered Down Con- fort at 4.98.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Gifts OF
 Men S and Women s 

Custom has figured um- brellas in among the desirable gifts, and really their popu- larity is well deserved. This season you will find many new and beautiful ideas represented in the handles of our Christ mas Umbrellas, and yet the prices are moderate, moderate as only a big store like this is able to make them.
 All Silk Coralla Umbrella, with steel rod and frame, large assort- ment of handles, in natural wood, silver and gold plated mounting, horn, ivory and mourning; all um- brellas made with the new Cen tury runner, easier to open than the old way-each LOO.
 A Union Taffeta Silk Umbrella, steel rods and paragon frames, as- sorted handles of natural wood, pearls, ivory, silver and gold plated mounting, each, 1.50.
 A Union Taffeta Silk Umbrella, with tape or selvage edge, either with plain, natural boxwood, or fir handles in straight and crooks, also sterling silver mounted each 200.
 Union piece dyed Taffeta Silk Umbrella, made on steel frames and steel rods. These umbrellas all have silk case and tassels to match cover, which has selvage edge that gives the umbrella a finer finish; large selection of new handles of ivory, horn, pearl, natural wood of boxwood, ash, frs and partridge, all sterling sil- yer trimmed-each, 2.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
New Belt Buckles.

In French gray, gun metal, Pom peiian copper and enamel; also some beautiful Rhinestone buck les. 35c to 7.5o each.
 Tortoise Shell Back Combs, hand somely mounted tops, at 1.75, 2.25, $50 and 500 each. All new, latest shapes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-16
Don't Let the Rain Keep You Away the Store Dry and Warm We Will Check Your Garments and Make Your Shopping
 Comfortable. No Crashes in the Rain.
L. J. @L. L. J. @ L.
Make Her & P resent of FurS

The Fur Department here is a hrst-class one. That is, it carries no cheap, ;nferior furs. All the furs we guarantee for exactly what they are. Buy your furs at the store that sells furs on the broad policy of fighting them if they don't live up to their looks. Of course there is the advantage of saving, which you make by buying your furs here, for we sell furs at about 25 per cent less than Furriers of the East, as these prices prove. Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs, with six 10-inch Marten tails, 9.95.
 Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs, with six 12-inch Marten tails, 14.5o Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs, 1 with six tails and head, 15.00.
 Genuine Stone Marten Scarfs, with eight tails, light blend, onyx chain, 16.5o.
 Extra long Stone Marten Scarf, with clusters of eight tails, onyx chain, 2o0o.
 Extra long Stone Marten Scarf, with four and six 20-inch tails, sil- yer chain, 22.5o and 25.oo.
 Genuine Black Marten Scarfs at 5.s5, 6.5o, T.5o, 15.oo, POGO and 25.oo.
 Fur Collarettes of Krimmer Mufflon Seals, from 800 to 25.oo.
 Fur Cluster Neck Scarfs
 Genuine Mink Scarf, with four 20-inch black Marten tails, also four 6-inch Marten tails and claws, beautifully blended colors, 2o.00.
 Full round Mink Scarf, with four mink tails and heavy linking chain, 12.5o.
 Genuine Mink Scarf, dark blend, with four 12-inch ana four Marten tails, 15.0o.
 Genuine Mink Scarf, with eight Marten tails, 10.5o. Here Are Children's Fur Sets
 Child's Krimmer Set, 600, 700, 800.
 Child's blue and tan tinted Set, 2.25, 500, 7.5o, 1000.
 White Ermine Set, 4.5o, zoo and 1000.
 Genuine Electric Seal Cape, 16 inches long, 8.95.
 Real Astrakahn Capes, 16-inch, 9.95, regular $12.50; 20-inch, 13.5o, regular $22.50.
 Genuine Mink Scarfs, with six fine Isabella Fox tails, 4.95.