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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-14

k6hnan ia ihottuman ia panee uuden
tukan kasvamaan. Lahetamme Teille
$1.0O laatikon Calvacura No. !, "The
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jasen kanssa, jos lahetatte nimenne j.
o~soitteenne seka 10 senttia hopeassa
tai postimerkeissa Observation-Disclosures
ten korvaukseksi.
Leikatkaa irti allaoleva kuponH j.
lahettakaa 10 tanaxn osoitteella:
UNION LABORATORY, BOX 41s,
UNION, N. Y.
Mukana seuraa 10 senttia lahetys-
kustannusten peittamiseksi. Lahetta-
kaa minulle $1.00 Calvacura No. 1,
seka kirjasenne "The Triumph OF
Science Over Badness" (Pankaa Ia
ma kuponki kirjeeseenne).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-14

MAATA
Gee berifilot, jotfa otpat aifoneet ostaa
maata, moitte npt iaaba balipaIIa.
Minulla on Dfii so eefferin mao
A MALTA SurlepstG lGnteen bppGn
item iparrella binta on ainoastaop
600 SoIIaria, bppGt mafiueboot. SuI.
ia Iiiofieni.
Matti WtGfi.
$40 6. Hine It. Sronpoob, @icb
Suom. ! WeiruIla on mpptGpGrG mui.
tafin %farmimaita.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
atlas CO. PLAN TO
Issue NEW STOCK

The Atlas Powder Company today
sent out letter TO holders Of its COM
mon stock, giving them the right to
take up a proportionate share of It's
new issue Of common and preferred
stock on basis OF par The stock Is
issued in accord with the recently-au-
thorized increase in capital stock. The
letter is as follows:
"To the Common Stockholders, Atlas
Powder Company
In pursuance Of letter dated April q.
1915, addressed TO the common stock
holders. there is hereby offered TO COM
mon stockholders of record April ~,
1916. for subscription:
"s337 shares common stock, at 800
per share.
"4l6s shares 9 pei cent. cumulative
preferred stock, at 500 per share
''For each share of common stock
held on April 20, 1916. subscription may
be made to one-ffth (1-5) share Of com
mon stock, provided that subscription
shall also be made at the same time Ia
one-half of this amount of preferred
stock. This means that the holder OF
five shares of common stock is entitled
to subscribe 70 nne ehara of common
stock at par, provided subscription Is
made at the same time to l2 share pre-
ferred stock at par. No subscription
will be accepted unless the required
ratio Of preferred stock Is subscribed
any partial subscriptions must be mad,
in the same ratio.
"A combined subscription warrant for
preferred and common stock is enclosed
| evidencing your subscription rights, and
setting forth details aud privilege OF
payment in installments.
"Please note particularly that tn,
ri INT to subscribe must be exercised on
or before June 10. 1916.
"No certificate foi less than one share
Of stock win be issued Warrants will
be issued for fractional shares.
Subscribers holding warrants which
include fractional shares Of preferred
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
COMMENCEMENT Week
At Old Delaware

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL |
NEWARK. Del, May 16.-Every de-
tail Of the commencement week pro-
gram at Delaware College has been
worked out by a special committee and
approved by the faculty. Because OF
the laying OF the cornerstone OF the
new science hall to be known as Wolfe
Hall. the exercises this year will be Of
great Importance to officials and
friends Of the college. They start on
June II and close June H. The COM
pleted program as announced by the
committee follows:
Sunday. June Ill o'clock. ami
versary exercises of the Young Mems
Christian Association In the college
oratory. address by Josiah Marvel Of
Wilmington. S o'clock, Baccalaureate
sermon by Rt. Rev. Frederick j. Kins-
man, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese
Df Delaware. In the college oratory.
Monday, June 1910 o'clock, Col
lege farm open 20 visitors; II o'clock,
annual debate between the Delta Phi
and Athenaean Literary Societies; con
test for the Alumni prizes In the col
lege oratory; o'clock. Glass Day ex-
ercises; 4 o'clock. presidents recep-
tion 10 graduates and their friends on
the college campus: o'clock. Agri-
cultural Club play. Dandy Dick" by
A. w. Pinero. in the Opera House
evening, fraternity reunions in the
chapter houses.
Tuesday. June 13-10.30 o'clock.
meeting OF board of trustees; competi-
tive drill for the Roberts medal on
Frazer Field; o'clock. baseball game
between Delaware and Haverford
$50 o'clock. Alumni dinner in the Ar
mory.
Wednesday. June 14-1OSO O'Clock
commencement exercises In the ora
tory. address by John Bassett Moore
1890 o'clock. Alumni meeting and
luncheon In the gymnasium; luncheon
for visitors on the campus: o'clock
exhibition drill on Frazer Field; 24g
o'clock, cornerstone laying of Wolfe
Hall; 8 o'clock, senior ball
General Information.
A general invitation is extended Ia
the public TO attend all OF the exercises
conducted directly by the college. TIC
some parts Of the program which are
given by college organizations. I'D
mission is by ticket or by special in
vitation
Out-of-town guests are advised TO
secure their hotel accommodations in
ADVANCE. Visitors are asked to be
guests Of the college at luncheon on
Wednesday June IA. on the campus IN
the rear Of Purnen House. Members of
~ A
admitted to the Alumni luncheon in
he gymnasium.
The privileges OF Purnel House are
extended to all friends OF the colleg,
during commencement week. The res
rooms will be open TO both ladies' an,
gentlemen. Alumni are asked to reg
lster at Purnell House.
Examinations for admission to Del
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
BILL JONES, OF SANDTOWN, DISCUSSES
MAYOR PRICE AS A BASEBALL STAR
AND COLONEL BUCKNER AS YACHTSMAN

,,ust ba,e bit.r / sez: "Konsiderin' the
v-sv oasoleen is soarin in price wudn't
hit be cheepcr TO bern French brandy Y
lie sez ayes I'd save about therty-
three an a-therd per sent. IN operatin'
expense but / kain't use French brandy
betaws the Soosie Ann is ekwipped with
n prohibishun oniine an a Lokil Opshun
rudder an pf / filed her tank witn
French brandy I'm aieerd the publiS
wud think my yot wuz a GcrminD subma
rine suhcrin' frm a bad attack of de-
leervum trecmins. The only way "a
bern rasoleen these days is TO pay the
bill an forgit hit The man hoo broods
over his gasoleen bill is apt To form an
intimate nkwaintance with Dolter Han
ker over at Farnhurst" ! sez; "liit =
got To be sech luxury down in Sand.
town that the wimmin foxes Is usln
hit fer kolone."
He sez; "Biu. are you in emmy ways
interested in rastlin'T ! sen; "Shorel
cverybody's rastlin down in Sandtowr
To make both ends meetl" lie sen; "Nt
awt to see 'Strangler Lewis an Ton
Draak sumtime the former fer eddyh
kashun an The latter fer amusement
Next To sullln' inc NDo-lf AHH I k'l
more fun outten them rastlin' bouts
than almost ennything I know. Ef y,
want to 30 10 one of them things you'll
find me sittin' on cheer in the rite
hand korner of the stage, where ! kin
hear Lewis pantin' and Draak kussin
an sum feller announcin' that hes
wilin TO throw ennything frum Lewi
to poker dice ef the linanshel indoos
ment is ulshent to arrows his merse
nary interest As VA know, Mary Anu
I'm sumwot Of n raslcr misclf an @
VA hcer of Stranger Lewis bein' throd
so hard that his reputashm is busti'
WI will know rite away as how yor
loyin' husbind has took to the mat an
KUN, an seen. an konkered.
wish you'd git Sam Perkins boy
Ike, to whecd that unyun bed an pa.
him of in asparagus Hit also mite b
good idcc to git him TO kiTy the ba.
mare an klene ont her stall. ! notise
list before left home as how Bill Wee
wuz spadin' up his gardin. That beir
SO. keep a klose watch on our manoo
pile. an believe me to he.
Yore lovin' hushind,
BILL JONES.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
CONTINUED from First Pagel

Continued from First Page)
his posishun wud have resined as Mayor
an got chisty. but he didn't du nuthin'
Of the kind. He's still endoorin' the
dridqery Of bein' a publik servant while
the fans all over the kuntry is yellin'
fer him to drap everything else an
KUN out an pitch. He's sertenly maxim
CRATE salSrifse fer the peepil at this
time by not jinin' the Jints or the Attn
letics.
Mary Ann. wen l wiz leavin' the
Hotel doopont this momin' hoo shud |
meet hut Kernel Buckner. He's the
same handsum, rosy-cheekcd, Wiie-
hared. wito-mustached, immakulately
dressed feller rs he wuz wen we ierst
seen him an So full of intormashm
about powder that a feller's aieerd TO
strike a match ennywhefe near him. lie
wuz list konm' outen a barber shop
wen / met him. ] sez: "Hello, kernell
Wot va bin -gittin yore Kentucky
bloc grass model" He sen; why,
hello. Bill How's thiNgs down in Sand
townf" sez: "Fair 10 middlin.
How're yu 8ndin things up yereY' lie
sez: "Everyboddy's managin' to GIT
along without takin' In washin' er
sawin' wood. How's Mary AnnY' /
sez: "Fine as a fiddle an longin' fer me-
10 KUN home. BY the way, Kernel. 1
see as how you've bin eleckted a mem
bir of the Sale Fish Kluh down in Pam
Beech an that you've bin buyin' yot
AM namin' her the Soosie Ann. Hits
funny how things kun about. Me an
Mary Ann WIZ sittin' in the parler one
cvenin an ] sez to her: "NIary Ann,
did hit ever strike yu as how our ole
an esteemed friend, Kernel Bukner
looks list like a see-kaptin? He's got
the same rollin' gait. an he looks iist
like a man born 20 kommand.' An she
sez: YES. an he bitches up his pants
like sailer.' An iist then opened
the noospaper an seen as how yoo hac
hawt the Soosie Ann. Wen / red hit
10 Mary Ann she sed; 4 knowed hit
xnowed HIT felt hit in my honest
Kernel how do yu like life on the
oshen wavesn Tie sezi "lIits fnel Pt
like to talk va ont sumtime" | sez
"Wot kind Of kole du yu bernl' H'
sez: 81 don't bern emmy kind of kole.
bern gasoleen. Hit kums high. but
Evening journal., 1916-05-16

stock viii be permitted TO increase the
amount Of their subscription TO pre-
fcrred stock by the fractional share
necessary to make up even shares of
preferred stock. This cannot be per
mitted, however, on the common stock
owing to dilfc ence between subscription
price and the actual value Of the com.
mon stock. Subscribers who pay for
fractional shares of common stock will
receive full fractional common war
rants; these can then be filled out by
purchase through brokers, or sold.
"lf YOU desire to participate in this
subscription. please fiji out subscription
form on the back Of the enclosed war
rant and mail same. together with
check so as to reach r. B. Coy, treas
urer. Wilmington, Del, on or before
June TO- 1916. Make checks payable tC
Atlas Powder Company
"Nours very truly,
"ATLAS POWDER COMPANY.
az B. Coy, Treasurer"
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
I.T CLII 212 and :i;
JdultS i. IIIdllUleI, Wes, Nintk
st. Tele
Undertaken phones ones -.
DEATHS.
DEATHS.

william O. White.
Mary A. Morgan.
John B. Thompson.
John Hazlott
Edward j. Hughes.
Nelson X. Smith.
WHlIE--ln this city, on MAY IA 1918
William g. White
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at.
tend the funeral services al his late resi-.
dence No. 1900 Reed street. on Wednes,
day afternoon, May II, az o'clock. In
terment at silverbrook cemetery.
MOR6AN--in this city. on May Is, 1919.
Mary A. Morgan, in her twenty sixth year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at the residence Of
her father George W Morgan, No. los East
Third street. on Thursday afternoon. MAY
ls, at o'clock. Intorment silverbrook
cemetery.
THoMBsoN-M Goidings Bridge, near
Hockessin, Delaware. on May i6. 1916.
John b Thompson, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral without further notice from
his late residence Hockessin, on Friday,
May 10. Services at the houso at 10 o'clock.
lnterment at Center Burying Grounds. Auto
funeral.
HAzLETT-In this city. on May Ia 1916,
John Hazlett, aged 20 Years
Friends may view the remains after 7
o o'elock, Tuesday evening, May is, at No. oo2
East Seventh street. Services and interment
~, at II o'clock.
HUeHEs-on May IS. 1916 Edward J.
Hughes.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral. which will take place from his
late residence, No 1914 West Eighth street.
ON Thursday morning. al o. clock. Solemn
high mass at St. Pauls r. G. Church In
/ terment az Cathedral cemetery.
oml lh-ln this city, ON MAY Is 1916
| neison X. smith. aged As years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
/ ,he funeral services az his late residence No
/ al concord avenue on Wednesday after.
noon May ", 1915. at ? O'Clock. Inter.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
HOW TO GET RID OF
CATARRH

II YOU have catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness, or head noises so to your
druggist and get OF. OF Parmint
double strength), take this home
add to IL IA pint Of hot water and
4 OF. OF granulated sugar. Take
/ tablespoonful 4 times a day.
This will often bring quick re-
lies from the distressing head
noises. Clogged nostrils should
open breathing become easy and
the mucous stop dropping into the
throat.
II is easy to make, tastes pleas
ant and costs little. Every one
who has catarrh should give this
treatment a trial. You will prob
ably find It is just what you need.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16

aware College and the Women's Col
lege will be held Friday and Saturday,
June 16 and II. and Tuesday and We'd
nesday. September 10 and 90
Summer school for teachers, June
&c to August 4.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
LOCAL Securities MARKET

Leird and Company, DUPONT Building,
furnish the following quotations Of local
securities: Bid. Asked.
DUPONT Debenture 6's. 80. .lO4h lO51a
dupont & Co. Common
tnewl .................Jj JjJ 56i
dupont Pdr. Co, Common
(old) ..............lO4A 1852
Hercules Preferred ......1l4 ll5h
Hercules Common ....3IS 3S3
Atlas Preferred ....... 96la l0Oh
Atlas Common ..........lgS 203
Atlas Common Rights 80. ls %
'Ex rights.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
STOCK MARKET
By The United Press.

bY TIC IUITtu IItss.
NEW YORK, May l6. The upward
climb of munition shares on the Stock
Exchange continued a. the opening to
day. Cruciblc Steel sold at Sc, up 3-s
T. S. Steel was up 3-s at s5 5-s; WHY'S
Overland advanced 3 - at pa l-2, anC
Westinghouse "a to Ga Ia
Railroads were up an eighth TO half q
point.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
Summer Fabrics

Every sunshiny day brings increased business
to our department showing white and colored Cot
tons and white and colOred Linens; while for
years these lines always excel here this years va
riety, Judged by every test, is the best we have
ever shown.
To enumerate weaves, cOOrs and prices is inn
possible, so varied are the aSsOrtments.
Evening journal., 1916-05-16
Guaranteed Taffetas

You will experience no disappointment if
your taffeta dress is made from our PURE DYE
Taffeta, 36 inches wide, at $500 yard. The GER
tainty of good wear is worth lots when you plan a
new gown.
GeOrgette Crepes and Chiffon Cloths to match
all silks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

Lot l. High and round neck long and short
sleeves, yokes of fine tucks, embroidery and lace.
Reg price up to $1.25. Sale Price, 7Sc
Lot g Made of muslin and cambria in high
and round neck, trimmed at neck and sleeves
with embroidery or lace edging. Several robes
in this lot have half three-quarter sleeves with
embroidered yoke, demi-neck and buttons in the
front, other models have the low neck and di-
minutive sleeve, all lace yoke and Empire waist
line. Reg. price up to $3.50
Sale Price, S1.15 and S1.55
Lot g. Made in batiste, nainsook and cam
bric some with high waist line and inset sleeves,
some kimona cut deliberately trimmed with
wide Val laces, filet laces, Swiss embroideries
and delicate rows Of tuckng Sleeves, neck and
yokes trimmed with rosettes or shower bows of
pale shades of ribbon. Reg. price up to $500.
Sale Price S2.38 and $685.
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Wool Dresses
slim UN DERW WEAR

Lot g. Contains our best skirts in cambria
and fine nainsook, deliberately trimmed with
dainty laces and Swiss embroideries, ribbon
beading and rosettes Of satin ribbon on founce
All of our choicest skirts included in this lot
Reg. price up to $3.50. Sale price, 1925, 1878
ChemiSc
Lot l. Made in good cotton, embroidery
edging. Reg price, $1.25. Sale Price, 75c
Lot g. Made in better material and several
styles of envelope chemise are included in this
lot. Regular price up to 1925.
Sale Price, csc and S1.38
Princess Slips
Lot l. Made of good cotton, lace and en-
broidery trimmed. Reg. price up to $500.
Sale Price, Csc
Lot 2. Made of fine lawn and batiste elabor-
ately trimmed with fine laces. Reg. price up to
$3.50 Sale Price, 81 IS
Lot 3. Contains our choicest slips, daintily
trimmed with wide Val laces Cluny laces and
French embroideries Reg price up to $500.
Sale Price, S1.75 and $2.75
Bridal Sets
Made in three pieces combination, long skirt
and night robe. Material of fine Iainsook and
sheer batiste beautifully trimmed with choice
laces and ribbon. Reg. price, $500, $3.50 and
$3.50. Sale Price, S6-25, S9-75 and $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19

Lot 3. Contains the ''Betty Wales dresses
and the Radmawr" school dress, in navy, Bel
gian and green. Regular price up to $1375.
Sale Price, $3.50
velvet dresses, in navy, black and brown, in COM
bination effects of silk and serge and silk and
velvet. Regular price up to $4,000.
Sale Price, $3.50 and $4,000
Silk Dresses
Lot l. Made in poplin crepe de chine and
taffeta, all new dresses, colors, black navy,
green, brown, grey and wistaria. Regular price
up to $500 Sale Price, 1919
Lot 2. Contains dresses made in crepe de
chine and messalne combined with Georgette
crepe, all new this season, colors, navy, green,
brown, Belgian, blackberry and black, sizes 16 to
a. Regular price up to $3.50
Sale Price, $3.50
Lot g. Contains afternoon dresses made in
crepe de chine, messaline taffeta and crepe
meteor Many of them have waists and sleeves
of GeOrgette crepe; colorS, green, wistaria, Bel
gian, navy, brown and black Regular price,
$1,000, $2250, and $500. Sale Price, SIS so
Evening and Party Dresses
Lot l. Contains dresses made of net, chif-
fon and combinations of chiffon and shadow lace
in white, rose, blue and violet. Regular price up
to $3.50. Sale Price, S1O75
Lot g. Contains our better dresses, including
the Betty Wales Social Frocks,'' which are
very new ana possess all the new style points,
wide skirts, tier skirts, and the hip drapery.
These are made of "Puppy-skin" taffeta and
are very chic Regular price up to $3.50
Sale Price, 5000
Separate Skirts
Lot L. Contains skirts made in serge, pop
lin and diagonals, in colors, green, brown, navy
and black. All new skirts. Regular price $500
Sale Price, 1875
Lot g. Includes our higher grade skirts in
poplin, tussah, fine serge and gabardine; colors.
navy, brown, green and black. Regular price up
to $1,000 Sale Price, $5.75 and $3.50
Silk PetticOats
Lot l. Made in messaline, in colors, brown.
grey, blue, burnt orange, violet and black; good
width skirt deep founce, ''Smooth-set'' top.
Regular price, 1915. Sale Price, S21O
Lot g. Made in taffeta, plain colors and
Dresden figures, Van Dyke and accordian plait-
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and extra sizes. Regular price up to $500
Sale Price, S275 and $3.50
Separate Waists
Lot l. Made in Pussy-willow taffeta and tub
silk convertible collar, in navy, brown, white and
stripes Regular price, $3.50. Sale Price, So %
Lot 2. Made in chiffon, indestructable voiIe,
crepe de chine, fancy taffeta in stripes and
plaids All new waists. Regular price to $1,000
Sale Price, $3.75 and $3.50
Lot g. Contains lace waists in white, flesh
and black Very new and very dressy. Sizes
Sc to A. Regular price up to $1,000.
Sale Price, $3.50 and $3.50
Lot a. Contains cotton waists in tailored
style, white and coored stripes, adjustable and
Sale Price, s9c
Lot s. Made in block cheviot, fancy and
striped madras, in plain white and colored
stripes Regular price up to $500.
Lot g. Made in vyella flannel and Irish lin lin,
en-, hand embroidered. Regular price, $780,
$3.50 and 1915. Sale Price, 1925
KfmOnaS
terms, shirred and empire style, trimmed with
satin ribbon. Regular price to $3.50
Sale Price, S1.65
Lot 2. Made in figured silk, in navy, wistaria
and copen, all new models. Regular price to
$3.50. Sale Price, 1878
House Dresses
Lot l. Made in plain chambray and light
colored checks and stripes, only one or two of a
size. Regular price up to 1915.
Sale Price, 9Oc
Black Cotton PetticOatS
Made of Gloria twill and heavy sateen, good
winter petticoat, F'Smooth-set" top, regular and
extra sizes Regular price up to $175.
Sale Price, SIC and S1.15
EN@nn0Vo@No NRURR D0Ro~
High and neck, plain white, and white with
blue or pink stripes. Regular price up to $3.50
Sale Price, SIC and $40
LADIES' PAJAMAS in fannelette, plain
white, and pink stripe. Regular price, $1.5O.
Sale Price, csc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
"HOme Made Brand"

Show room and travelling mems samples.
Prices are 500 under regular price.
Every garment has been cleansed and
pressed. With the Big Advance in Price
of Cotton and Muslin These Garments are
more attractive in value than ever.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
Made in skirt and drawers

Made in skirt and drawers.
Lot l. Made in crepe, cambria and muslin,
lace and embroidery trimmed. Reg. price up to
$1.25. Sale Price, 78c
Lot g. Made of fine nainsook and cambria,
daintily trimmed with embroidery and Val.
laces Yoke effects of lace inserts and medallons.
Reg price up to $3.50. Sale Price, $138, 1856
Lot 3. Contains our choicest combinations.
Made of sheer batiste and fine nainsook, daintily
trimmed with fine laces and Swiss embroideries-
Many of them have wide ribbon inserts. Reg.
price up to $4.75. Sale Price, S1.85, S2-75
Corset Covers
Lot l. Reg. price up to SOC. Sale Price, 38c
Lot 2 Reg. price, $1.O0. Sale, $50
Lot g. Reg. price, $3.50. Sale Price, 85c
Drawers
Lot 1. Hamburg and lace trimmed, good
quality cotton. Reg. price soc. Sale Price 38c
Lot 2 Made of high grade cotton and main
sook rufie of fine tucks, laces and embroideries.
Reg. price up to $3.50. Sale Price, 55c and 85c
Long Skirts
Lot l. Made of good quality cotton embroi-
derry and lace trimmed founce Reg. price up
to 1925 Sale Price, 75c
Lot 2. Better skirts. Reg price up to 1925.
Sale Price, So
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-01-19
FOR
CASH
ON Y
Ladies' Ready to Wear Department

L HUDSON SEAL set, Fitch trimmed, pill
low muff, small collar, fastened with fur but
tons. Regular price, $500. Sale Price, S33 so
NEAR SEAL set, Fitch trimmed, same style
as above described, excepting lighter shade Fitch.
Regular price, $3.50. Sale Price, S245O
l RUSSIAN FITCH set, pillow muff and
small neck piece. Regular price, $4,000.
Sale Price, $3.50
L BLACK FOX set, a very dressy and at
tractive set Regular price, $4,000.
Sale Price, $1,000
FITCH OPPOSSUM set, shawl collar, large
muff. Regular price, $3.50. Sale Price, $3.50
TAUPE OPPOSSUM set, melon muff and
single skin scarf. Regular price, $500.
Sale Price, $3.50
PERSIAN PAW set, a very conservative
black fur and very durable. Regular price,
KIT CONEY set Regular price, $3.50
Sale Price, 1915
Separate MuffS
PIECED MINK, pillow shape. Regular
price, $500. Sale Price, S11.25
sa ZAP ad MINK p0" shape so Reg gac gE9 &C.
CIvET CAT, pillow shape. Regular price,
$25OO Sale Price, $500
MINK MARMOT. Regular price, $4,000.
Sale Price, $3.50
CAT LYNX, pillow shape, a very handsome
muff. Regular price, $500. Sale Price, $1,000
BLUE WOLF, large pillow muff Regular
price, $22.5O. Sale Price, S14OO
BLUE OPPOSSUM Regular price, $3.50.
Sale Price, $3.50
BLACK OPPOSSUM Regular price, $3.50.
Sale Price, $1,000
BLACK COMFY, pillow muf. Regular
price, $3.50 Sale Price, 1878
NECK SCARFS without muffs in different
kinds of fur at Half Price
Wool Dresses
Lot l. Contains seven dresses left from last
season in serge and wool crepe in navy, brown,
black and combination of shepherd check and
plain serge. These were high grade dresses and
are well worth the alteration necessary. Sizes
16, "a, 36 only. Regular price up to $500
Sale Price, $3.50
Lot g. Contains serge dresses in navy and
black, all good style dresses Sizes A. Sc, 80, &c.
Al, As Regular price up to $1,000.
Sale Price, S3.75