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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

yesterdays sale Of 100 shares Of Della
1ackawauua & Western at 595 re-
-sad an advance Of points from the
w. PREVIOUS close and an advance Of So
80 from the low Of this year. This is
the highest it touched since March.
.,,n when II reached 62J The record high
''- a. was made on April %. 1909 when
sheres sold at $50; and the record low
s.a 1875 was made in June. 1877. when
II touched o''s
p.rnsylvaria Steel Record 1911.
,.oordfrr TO the report Of John L.
go chief Of the State Bureau Of In
,ss,risl Statistics. AZ Sharon Allegheny
c.,,,,v produced over - per cent Of the
- end steel made I'm Pennsylvania dur
a., 1o,1 The figures show the capital in
Sod In pi1 iron making for 1911 TO have
,.er s2lo4S 40 and the tonnage 1856 lS9.
9TH s1p4q2.7G4 The steel works invest
.nt Is given at S342, 49295S and tonnage
%g7.2s9 worth S29O. 81, POS. Allegheny
county. where the largest mills of the
I-,,,ed States steel Corporation and other
10 Concerns
fans Of iron and 6.2iJ.2)5 tons of steel.
Recognizing Stockholders.
# is reported from Sharon that the
cl,re,ard-Akron Bag Company has in
..aosed IT'S Capitalization from $2.CO0o)0
.on@oc,O Ii is said that $4,000 of this
.u,o,nt will he for common stockholders
os a dividend 10 which they are entitled
,scause Of undivided profits. The other
b.,f will protect preferred stocks. which
will he retired January >.
Tho Cleveland-Akron Bag Company,
mich is affiliated with the Manila Trad
,,g and supply Company has outstanding
UsnnO common and $4,000 preferred.
When the preferred stock is retired in
January the new capital Will be $500 ooo
made up entirely Of common stock. The
COMPANY acquired the Cleveland bag fac
.orv Of Root & Mcbride Co., the plant OF
the Akron Paper Company, at Boston
oh,o the Cleveland Paper Company and
,b. standard Bag and Paper Company.
Stock Exchange Publicity.
Among other subjects which held the at
,ention Of the Wall Street district yes
,erday was a question Of what efforts
the New York Stock Exchange Will make
10 overcome some Of the popular preju-
6Ices created by the money trust in
yestigation There was rumor that at
the meeting held Monday night a pub
reity bureau was suggested
The contention has always been that
rs the New York stock Exchange is III
the nature Of private institution that
70 great degree much Of its executive
action could he considered private and OF
no direct interest 10 the general public.
But In the face Of constant Vilifca-
ton by people who, like the Irishman, are
"acln" everything. and believe that Wall
Street Is a cesspool Of iniquity 1t may
be the part Of wisdom TO make public
the facts. and I'm that way correct many
wrong impressions. There is sufficient
foundation for criticism without carry
Ing the accusations 10 the extreme, and
soon after Christmas. IL is said. the gov
trnois Of the exchange will meet TO con-
slider a remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE recovery OF prices
on the local exchange to-day was confined
10 a few Of the most active issues. Trad
ing centred principally around sears roe
buck common. which gained IN the neg n
We're appre cations ranging from to 8
points in the quotations on Carbide, Brlck
and Biscuit common shares, the dealhSs
i'm the latter issues were light swift;
Can preferred. Hart-Sctaitner pttItIii,su
and people', Gas moved up fractiOrally.
Moderate dealings occurred IN Match;
Chicago Railways series ana 100,
shares at steady prices. Harvester ana
steel common each declined about point,
while commonwealth Edison, Quaker oats
preferred and Can common were sHghty
under tho previous closing figures. Bona
dealings were limited ana prices ruled Tor
the most part firm.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY NOTES

Plans for paying off half Of its 100000
. per cent notes. maturing February J.
have been approved by directors Of the
Southern Railway. II is said that the
other half VIII be extended by sale OF a
new issue Of 10000 three-year ) per
cent notes
On June % the road had $lS,5OoocC cash
on hand. which will provide for payment
of half the maturing notes. A similar
HNrement Of 100000 notes was MADE
hfee years ago when the company Issued
the present 100000 10 extend the re-
inainoer Of the $l5.GD0.0O0 3 per cent ntoes
put out I'm 1907 10 cover construction eX-
penses. AT present there are about wv
woo Of the roads development and gem
eial mortgage bonds free IN the treasury
- IL IS understood that J. i. Morgan q
70. VIII take UP the new issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
REEVES

New York December II. 1912.
BEEyEs-Receipts, 81 cars, or $50 hetd,
cattie Feeling weak. Dressed beer SLOW
ordinary to prime native siaes; Tug g
fancy and Christmas beer at 10 q &c; tsaeo
beef 81, q IOc. Exports tomorrow 81 sheeD
10 CbhIILyTEsGReceipts 400 head. 1872 on sale.
Market steady for veals; other caves %e az
ner 100 ID: culls. 81. Dressed calves easier
INV dressed calves. 14M1Sl2c per ID; couh-
try dressed, o. q l5'2c. ,..,. "a n
cales-Newtou x Co.; - Neals, Ao' 10
average. Sl2 per 100 Id. ). 12b ID, 50;
W II. Hume: - yeals, 146 ID, SIP p i8'
h, $40 TO- rs H. g, - 9al cs,p ia Is Ear
or a 625 head; 6ig cars on sale. Very Htue
demand: sheep weak. lambs strong out &c
lower; oulk Of che stock gnsolc a. ~ "a
Der 100 10; fair to good lambs; 81 % 9 s. -
inside figures FOR fall clipped yearHnS
81 so: dressed mutton. ogs1ac per I'D,
dressed dressed i@fhps '0~ Country dressed dollhouse
lambs steady at s9asI1 per carcass.
sales-kernse 90 Cq b aYssses - per 100
ID: 81 fall clipped, 90 ID, 81 20 40 d.
newton & Co: 30 state lambs. 7S ID,
sse5; 3 yesrlings, so ID, s. 90; llo state
'hSep sanders nGS 10 state sheep. 100 ID 81 80.
HOGs-Recelpts. 301s cars, or 4.sel h ss'i,i,
Market steady Pigs rR s5a s so 90 per S' loo
10; roughs. Sc 80; stays. 50. Country dressed
hogs unchanged in price.
Saies-Karns Commission Company: 10
Pennsylvania hogs 146 ID average, at 81 30
per 100 ID; 40 state. l3o 10 s. 90; rough''
500 10. 50 so; stag. 40 ID. 50. =, a. 40.
w r Hume: - state moss. lss TO- - 81.
, NeEson < CO., state hogs. 155 Ii, 81 rs.
chicago Dec. 17-cATTLE-Recsipts.
: 6 Soi0As Weak: beeves. s. 4Ogse s.: Texas
:S S5 W:ssFs g. aoSs aS nd
a n cal W..
UoGs-Recepts $4,000; weak, largely 100
lower; light. 81 s0qs7 10; mixed: 90 Dog
81 %: heavy, So s5as7 26 rough; 50 sSGs ~
SIlFEP-Receipts, $4,000; steady 10 100
lower lambs or $50 30c; native. a. says;
western SO 80 81 so; yearllngS, e. 80
So so; lambs, native S57oGSs; western -
Kansas city, Dec I7--cATTLE-Receipts,
- 900 Including LOO Southernsi STEADY ana
s sIos fair also to good. So 6Oas7 40: Southern,
s5gsI; Southern COWS; s. 2oaSS; bulls, 81 %
5O calves sSgslo, a II osIe, Sc gS
& 1892 go: R Rsa We sisgs5 packers ara
Saichess 2S IisRt sc.' So oo%iI oo 90:
Pss2 s soS eSer co. lambs So Is OF yearlins
s5Gs8 50; wethers 81 % n So ewes. s. $50
81 80: stockers and feeders. sSgs5.
cn :lG,1 ,,ee Psc 81 Is s. So hefefs 3
I sSoi f ssasi6 ~ 'HoGs1Reoelpt.: 5ois:
slow and Toe lower packers =. l2I 9 o.,
Cannon sows. s5G SO 65: pigs and lights So
GS7 10. staRs. S4Gs6 So SHEEP-Receipts,
40: steady, 81 1885 80; lambs, STEADY
s4759s7 10.
IBy Telegraph to The rribunel
81 Louis. Dec -CATTLE-Receipts. s.
Osi: fairly active and steady prices; steers s.
GsiO co: heifers. 81 l5axs; cows. 81 G0Gs1:
Southern steers sc 9017$7 80. HOGS-Receip;s
s.3l7: moderately active at 5qlec decline;
choice medium to good heayyweights. 81 $50
81 S2is bulk OF sales. s1aS5 IS: packers. SO 80
ssaJ SHEEP-Receirts $500: fairly active
and l0a25c lower; lambs. SO 50Gs7 80: culls
81 jOGs6; mutton sheep. SO 9OqS4 TO- common
10 fair, S3G$3 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-18

U. S. treasury FINANCES.

washington. Dec. 1.-THE condition Of the
United States Treasury al the beginning OF
business to-day was: Working balance 500
~ O.S In banks and Philippine Treasury, S3l. -
SIfs53: total of general fund S142. 29s 800: re
felpls yesterday, 81. 327 So. disbursements. 81
ss54'4@h The deficit his nscal year IS 80. O25.
vSh as against a deficit OF SO 493 425 last
year The figures for receipts. disbursements
ssna deficit exclude Panama Canal and public
oebt tTafrsactious
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PROVISIONS

nrices were slightly lower, owing to a de-
cline OF points in the hog market and liberal
receipts OF hogs at Western points PORK
Fesv Mess sigTsI9 90: family, So 50N S23 80;
short clear s224sg4 80. BEEF-Firm Mess,
sa0dseI: family, s2laS2J. packet 500 s23;
eXtra India mess S40GS4l, nominal. BEEF
fiANs-Iull S3OGS32. DRESSED HOGS
steady. Bacons 10&Q10sc, pigs, 11bc CUT
MFATs-Pickled bellies quiet, l2M9l2Ac
Pickled hams steady. 14Ql4iac TALLOW-
G6cs.c LARD-Weak Middle West. 10 300
no 4oc; city easy. 1Oi,c. refined weak: South
America. i2c Continent, II Toe; Brazil. kegs
I3c. compound quiet 17s0shc. STEARINE-
Trssv Oieo i.G1lc: city lard. 13c, nominal
COTrONsEED OII-There was nervous
tone 10 the market and prices were lower
ciosi,s a, > ne, decline Of 10 4 points owing
IN aggressive selling prompted By the easier
feeling in the lard market and a poor demand
FOR spot oil for comsumptive purposes Local
contract prices:
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EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
port of New York continued heavy for the
week ended December u and are estimat-
ed at 500 .434. compared with So SCI, 925
in the preceding week and Sl7294, so in the
corresponding week last pear; from Jan
uary I, $50, 949.6l5 compared with $780,
l5l in the corresponding period OF 1871.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The report Of the Kings County Electric
Lisht and Power Company and the Ed
son Electric Illuminating Company Of
Brooklyn for the month Of November.
1872 shows surplus Of sS7,16i Sc. as com
pared with Sl20. 79l II for the same month
in 1911. The gross operating revenue for
November, this year. was Si7O.452 o. as
compared with SH95S0 o. in 1911. Operat-
lng expenses. however, increased S47.13l -.
For the eleven months period covering
January to November 80. 1912. the gross
operating revenue was A664. $50 Il, as com
pared with Si,252 81 II for the same period
in 1911. An increase in operating expenses,
taxes and depreciation charges together
with larger bond interest charges left
SS562l6 81 as a profit and loss surplus this
year as compared with tSSS. 222 81 for the
corresponding eleven months in 1911
Results OF the first months operations
Of the Northern Ontario Light and Power
Company since its acquisition of the prop
critics Of the British Canadian Power
Company are shown by the report for Oc-
tober This shows net income after pay
ing operating expenses. taxes and insur-
Gnce an amount applicable to bond IN
tercst of 1929, which is somewhat more
than double the proportionate requirement
Of s22,Go5 on the outstanding issue Of
bonds. The balance remaining was S26 63i
and the proportionate monthly require
ment for the 6 per cent dividend TO which
the preferred stock is entitled to $4,000.
Hence these earnings are at a rate Of
more than double the amount necessary
for this dividend.
OF the outstanding issue OF g.. O)0 pre-
ferred stock $4,000 became entitled to
cumulative dividends on January !, 1912,
and the full dividend for the year has
been declared payable TO holders of record
December Il. The remaining 100000 which
was not issued until later, is entitled to
dividends from September /, which. It is
said. will be paid in fun TO the end Of De-
cember.
Because OF construction work, etc. paid
out Of earnings 10 the amount Of about
$212, 600 the company IS entitled TO cert-
fed bonds which, with those now in the
treasury. are sufficient 10 meet the sink
ing fund requirement for the years 1913,
1914 and for the year 1915 to within about
$4,000
In letter issued by William 2. Bon
bright & Co. the following paragraph
epitomizes some Of the stability underly-
ing public utilities:
"One Of the most widely recognized con-
ditions in determining the earning power
Of public utility companies is the direct
ratio between the volume Of lighting and
power business and population. BOT only
is increase in population constant the
country over but statistics show that re-
qurements for the service Of lighting ana
power companies increase very much
more rapidly than the population
The report OF the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company for November and the
eleven months ended November 50. with
changes, as compared with 1911, is given
as follows:
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

The market for Standard OIL issues was
a duh and uninteresting affair yesterday
Very few transactions occurred and no
price changes Of Importance. There was
a little demand for South PENNSYLVANIA
IN Ohio oil and Prairie OIL and Gas.
national Transit advanced on q rumor
,shat the company would shortly increase
It's capital
Vao'ed by Gnber; Elliot & Co. No. 81 Wall
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BOND DOTS.

Francis Riley Treasurer Of Troy. Rens-
selaer County. y. Y. will receive pro-
posals until noon January Q, 1913, for
ISL. 900 A. per cent registered highway i'm
provement bonds Sixth series. There
will be twenty-seven bonds Of 1900 Zach
dated February J, 1913, and due 5000
annually from February J, 1914, TO Febru-
airy !, 1910. inclusive.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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ttI street PHILADELPHIA
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MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.


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NEM YORK Prices.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARlNCTs.

IIOl AND MEAls-Flour quiet Win
prices u0mnally unchanged Spring patents,
81 JUnS4 50: winter straights. 81 55aS4 So; win
ter patents. - 15a$j 10. spring clears. 81 3j9
- 05aS4 -. Kansas straigh'-. - l5a>t go.
fancy spring patents, 50 iuaS5 90. RYE
FLOUR Quiet. fair 10 good, s. COZ SO 81.
choice % fancy s. 9uNSi BUCkNiiEAI
FLOUR So 2OdS2 so per 100 n CORNAEAb
Steady. kiln dried. So -. BAG MEAL
Quiet Fine white ana yellow, 81 31HSl 40,
coarse. 81 3oaSl 30. FEED-Westen spriug.
500 20. standard middling. s23 20; -four 90.
81. red dog S27 To- city bran. So bulk 81
sacks. mlddIlng so 75d $50. red dog $50 30,
hominy chop. s2,US24 bulk, S24 2o0S2j -
sacks. oilmcal. S33uS3i 30.
COFIEE-Dpcucd steady, ] point lower 20
] point higher ana after rather uneNentlul
session up TO about . o'clock. when sales were
about A. 900 bags. and prices or , points
higher for active positions, the market SUD
denly became active and during the last hour
VAS very firm. closing at lIl3 points net high
er with total sales " $50 bags. Leading
orerntor4 were aggressive buyers and trading
nj the close was the most active in several
weeks The renewed activity of bulls appeared
To be based on flrmer conditions In Brazil AMI
a strong technical position here. Cost ana
freight, offers from Brazil were firm az an ad-
vance Of l2laGl5 points. and # was the gen
eral impression that conditions in Brazil have
strengthened materially. The spot demand mas
shown some signs OF improving and while the
volume Of sales was not large. prices were
eruer Uavre showed an advance OF Aul
franc Hamburg was unchanged to a pig
higher, Rio was firm at ~ refs advance ana
Santos was 30 rels higher, according 10 the Of
fetal cable the special cable showing further
advance OF 100 rels In the Santos market;
sfot market firm at 144c for Rio No I. Local
-vtc.r. Yeqter-
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Akron, Summit County Ohio. passed
an ordinance authorizing the issuance Of
1880 per cent coupon city hall site
purchase bonds. denomination, one. $500
III. S1.000 dated December !. 1912, and cue
December J.. 1890
The election held In Whiting, MonOna
County. Iowa, resulted in favor OF tine
proposition issuing $1,000 electric light
bonds.
Las Cruces. Dona Ana County, y NJ,
will hold on election on December %
TO decide on the question OF issuing
5000 per cent coupon twenty-thirty
year. optional road bonds denomination
81 900 and dated January l, 1913
Proposals Will be received until p N.
December % by the Board Of School Com
missoners. Of indianapolis, Marion Coun-
~, Ind, for $4,000 per cent coupon
school real estate and Improvement tax
free bonds, denomination 1900, dated
December .. 1912, and due $4,000 Deem
Der j. 1912, and $4,000 December l, 1913.
inclusive.
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SHORT TERM NOTES.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
furnished by ". n. Coler & Co. No. - Cedar
street,

Coupons interchangeable. Registered. |Cou-
pons. iRegistered AID coupon
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p william W. Cohen. No. IS
BOSTON STOCKS.

$500 Comm Ed lst IS 1914. 1913. loii
1000 Met Elev lst As. S0l2 Soiz 81
The evening world., 1912-10-18

undise.ted and fermcnting food and foul
gnses: take the excess bile from the liver
and carry off the constipatcd waste mat
ter and poison from the bowels.
A Cascarct tonight will straighten you
out by morning. lO-ccnt box will keep
your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and
bowels regular and make you feel cheer
full and bully for months. Don't forget
tho children-their little insides need .
good. gentle cleansing, too.
The evening world., 1912-10-18

had q Republican majority. The Re-
publican majority in the New Jersey
Legislature was so busily trying to
destroy Woodrow Wilson's progress
sive legislation that II had no time to
respond to his repeated demands that
the corporation laws Of New Jersey be
made effective to prosecute and dis.
solve the trusts"
The evening world., 1912-10-18

Iron TIN Washington sAr)
THAT man 10 not q very good ,ogician,
but Ne Is a most impressive talker."
YES" replied Senator Sorghum; ne
u what the musicians refer to as per-
former with more temperament than
technique"
The evening world., 1912-10-18
WILSON ANSWERS
!, THE QUERIES IN
IRIS MESSAGE"
Republican Majority in New
Jersey Senate Blocked Cor
poration Law Reforms.

Gov. Wilson has replied to these ques-
ions asked at Lousvi by Theodore
Roosevelt speaking through ex-senator
psveridse.
Il Il not . fact that the laws Of
tAs State under which q corpora
Zen II organised prescribe Its DOW
easf
Are not all the powers Of the
Ueandard OIL and similar monopolies
conferred by the laws of New Jsr-
ssyf
iroould not these powers be cur
tailed by amendments to the New
Jersey laws7
Why has not Mr.. Wilson As Gov
Aenor Of New Jersey recommended
such amendments7
Gov Wilson's reply was made
thsough Senator O'Gorman, who gave
cut this despatch from the Governor
60 the Senator:
Senator James A. O'Gorman:
Authorize you TO say that Bspub-
Aean majority In Legislature made
ssvision Of corporation laws I'm
: ryessihls, ana NO Hsw Jersey ofnoial
ooald prosecute or propose dissolu-
tlea for brssoh Of FEDERAL statute.
WOODROW WILSON.
REPUBLICANS WERE "Too BUSY
4 FioHTiNo REFORMS"
Gov. Wilson's telegram puts the
0htter sQuarely up to the Republican
Legislature of New Jersey" said Sem
ator Ooorman. His position 10 that
che powers of the States over corpora
tions chartered In tho several States
should not lie dormant nor be usurped
BY the Federal Government. but Gov.
Wilson insists that the trusts should
b prosecuted, both by the States and
the Federal Government, and he be-
liAves that not merely the civil but
also the criminal portion of the sher-
man law should be enforced against
che trusts and trust magnates.
= Gov. Wilson in his inaugural ad-
Nreas. and also on three other occa-
sions has demanded that the Legisla-
turs Of New Jersey revise the corpora
ton laws in order that he and the
peoper officialS might have the powers
Of prosecution and dissolution which
they now lack.
Senator Beverage has forgotten
nat in 1911 the Senate Of New Jersey
The evening world., 1912-10-18
Brocaded Velvet Evening Wraps % IN
value $50 Saturday special at @"'oO
The Newest Paris Model

The Newest Parts WOdH
This ismade Of elk bc.ded velvet black 'sveneth
to with
handmade silk Lined nind with shade black
and the entire edged with black marabou trimming
the beautifully
in 4 Fourth floor
The evening world., 1912-10-18
Broadway Saks Quntpattu
Tomorrow, Saturday, October 10Th
I'VE shall present wonderful display of
Women's Coats
at saith Street

INcW
impartial judgment concede that these asorment and
these prices tribute merchandising capabilities
I'VE should be dct duty ourselves and IT, this bs
talk with bted enthusiasm the truly remarkable
values which the theme Of this announcement
Never before the been uheed In under
such suspicious circumstances will be at Saks
Never experience have coat values
In which prices overwhelmingly favor In this Offering
And this the notable because this there
has dearth fabrics actually makers
who have been unable fill their orders solely this
The fact In fashion,
Paris London and Berlin this inevitable makes any
sts ana the OF TINS garment ~
spite this condition have after weeks Of preparation
assembled diverse enough
the full the seasons styles both models and fabrics and
which
overnight duplication elsewhere.
To that who considering the purchase Of Fall Winter
deserves be exploited another help but
the Bocaded Velvet Evening
day following this introduction which strikes probably the most
wonderful value Of all. Fourth floor
The evening world., 1912-10-18

Women's Astrachan Cloth>
Coats, full length or % model 10 En-
with high collar. All lined. A0.OV
Value $3.50 special att
Women's q Chinchilla Coats,)
in all colors. Choker collar. All} 1870
lined. Value $3.50 special atty
Women's Tourist Coats, of
English mixtures, in all colors.} ZZ.SU
Several models. Value IS 90 at)
Women's White Astrachan 3)o.
Coats, edges braid bound. All }ZS.OU
lined. Value $500 special att
Women's Black Broadclothl
Coats, with long rcvers and cuffs % IN
Of fur. Full lined. NO'OV
Value $500 special at
Women's Evening Coats, madel
Of black charmeuse. Trimmedl 90 En-
with brocaded velvet. All lined. E0sOV
Value $3.50 special at
Women's Fur Trimmed Coats,
chinchila and English mixtures. Z8.0U
Full length. Value $500 at)
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Women's Trimmed Hats at $40

that worth much sell
Saks Saturday Special
Our trimmed hats dollars grows apa
that each Saturday side improving
value How we'll have succeeded this week will be
Offering which composed collection Of
hats and variations the present Tam o'Shanter
Made Of exceptional quality plush silk plush
velvet trimmed with ostrich pmes anc which all the thing
Paris this writing Designed variety OF extremely clever styles
which apparent the effective
which solve the problem Of economy hats.