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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
WHERE PUBLIC OPINION FAILS.

Mas ANp NAI 'IEN are the things that have been
i accomplished h' public opinion II has elevated some
10 high po,itiur and Others have been driven by II
into retirement II ,las accomplished much good for the
world bur there .Gc things II cannot do
Six seven months ago gasoline was selling NJ a
price which the considered reasonable At least they
paid It and there M complaint Today II has more
than doubled In price fact It costs In some localities
three time. much Everywhere this Is regarded as cx
turtion hy the oil rust
Admitting that tt'e mn, hc for some advance,
in the price ~ gas puc the charge {, made that ad
vantage ha, hccu tkcn fr Ihi, condition put the
price far hcyoud the limit ~ rra,ouahlcuc,. II hn,
been placed about ~ high now ~, the traffic win bear
Public uriuou Is urtinsl This ud,unrr In the price N
gasoline based uron mo conviction that It i, unwnrrnucd
hut In This ease putHc oriuou IS impocut uuc,, some
hlus more done uiout IT, Faith without work, Is dead
md public opinion Wl ihou action Is In the ,mc condition
Automobile mon nropo,c remedy which may hrlue
results They propose establish number NJ rcnucrc.
mud soil gasoline nj reasonable price Public opinion
viii sustain them to certain point when the trust cut.
the price again. my dependence be placed In public
opuloul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Echoes 6orISho'd 4 lobbie:'s' $
,,,gSEs

The conversation Of a group OF guests
at the Hotel Kingkade had touched
Wednesday afternoon upon pretty well
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,,,,n WV" ~. u'''N 'N''N conversation
WI VIZ" t'""p ~ men t''h'r To-
S" S,'''' !" wv ''N VI 'n' nlaiN''ous' "
",,'N NN,''n'u I" I,p'iVS' ana one
,,,a ~ ""n,,. wv ","' E'"up ''N'''"
"',' ,.., w We ''''' 1'",''N ''Fa'ulhE mar .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

belug slowly cut of because OF the
swelling OF his noslrils,
FINALLY tho owner of the horse was
attracted 10 the pasture by It's struggles
FOR air. and seeing II had been bitten
Immediately decided to test out 'Cip'
when the old Indian was consulted
he asked the nature of tho bite tho pas
ture In which the animal was grazing.
and then without further questioning
sald An right Go back Horse ~
tll right And when the animals owner
returned 10 the pasture the animal Was
ON iis foot and tho next morning was
grazing nv II nothing had happened This
instance can De testified 10 by nny per
son living in the ncghhorhood
Another story about Cip' liz that he
can control snake ana make 1t do al
most unmngiunhlo frntH one man told
me that he saw the Indian once stop u
snake which had dnrtcd across hia path
merely h, holding out his hand Tie then
commanded the reptile a. turn circles
and do other stunts which n did After
he had finished hls demonstration the Old
Indian stretched out his hand again and
tho snake disappeared In the weeds ~
the side OF the path II is said that b,
going out into field or ON hill hc can
call an the snnkcs I'm the vicinity 10 him
merely by willing that they come
"Ilc viii not accept cent Of money for
his services for curing snake bite. and
/ II is mid that his power extends I,
curing human beings ns well ns animals
lie declares that n he nccoptod none,
/ for his services his power would end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
MANY CASES LIKE BLAKELOCK'S.

DRuuf that appreciation ~ art Is slow uncertain and
tickle Is found In the " Ralph Albert Bakclock
the artist released from insane asylum In New York
the II 20 after being incnrccntcd seventeen years
lie found his paintings, which he sold for song. worth
s2oOo1 or more each Appreciation ~ his work placed
that value uTun them
An exhibit " INkclocks paintings IS being made In
New York gathered from different cities ror that purpose
and hc IS hcur honord ~ he should have been year.
ago other prominent artists have planned o place tho
rrtisi nud his family In cottage where he may devote
the remainder ~ MI, nfc tu painting
Poverty and tho failure n the public io aprrrnt,
hi work drove nnkrrk insane Ilr hntIcl hu despair
oycrcnmc him In the end. when hv was starving aud be-
wdcrrd II ls N the bitter siutc, " failure when
there should have hccu failure aud hcr arc many k,
Il Echoes from Ia" pnudt " the public Filtered into m,
asylum vhor the artist confined md hr began iu Inn
prove Eventually he recovered M, reason
All me failures ~ giiici artist, aud ltcrnr, mrn IL,
not turn ont so well IN rcrrnt month, writer ~ fnpu
,ca sori" found starving hui he dicd Just ns m,
world had begun o shout ~ DELAYED appreciation nud hi,
his books.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
EDITORIAL PAGE
Twenty Years Ago

The new city officers and council were
sworn In Hst night nt the meeting OF
the council Those who took the oath
were Mayor G. g. Jones, Councllmen
Strcetor. Dunn and Warren. Clerk
Spencer. Treasurer Johnson. Attorney
Keys and Police Judge Beatty
Is. ~
william Brandon. known M How de-
do Hlll." came back from Cripple Creek
yesterday
McGlnchv Yesterday purchased load
NJ Oklahoma snlt II was manufactured
on kingnshrr creek. ten miles northwest
of ~ Reno. and IA Of the finest quality.
Reed 4 Harper have iuSt received n
carload Of fine chairs shipped from a
nrm IN Minnesota.
Tho ladies whist club of this city
viii entertain the Guthrie whist club
tomorrow night IL the opera house.
which is being handsomely decorated for
the occasion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

u stone Naturally the warden made in
qulrN ~ tho bo, Bs 10 what he WAS do
iug With that fish
We'll. YOU see explained the lad.
he's been taking my hnit all the morn
ing. and 20 just tied him up there un-
~ l got through fishing
"somc nm sick NJ yo house, Mis- Car.
ter inquired iin An seed d" doc.
Rh's kycr eroun dnr ycstihd,
"a was for my poor brother Lila"
"sho' What's De done got de- matte"
ormr"
"Nphol, seems 90 know what the ds.
o,fs H. lie can cet and sleep ns we'll
~ ever he sinNs out al day long on
tho Nrrnuda In the sun. and seems ~
we'll NJ any one but he can't 40 any
work NJ all
'itc cain, yo' save he osln't vuhkr'
40, n stroke"
Law. Mis- Carter. dat amt no disease
what go htolhc got Oats gift''
Mr Newman Ind iust recovered from
an operation nni was talking to friend.
TN, surgeon" he remarked, said
he'd have me on my feet again In three
weeks
well. he dld H. didn't he" asked the
friend
"Hs did. indeed responded Mr. New
man y had ~ cell my motor ear to nay
hA bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

UTE NNU UT TNt VHTWVT--ITN TUW HWTW u VWVT0 :
a dollar bill and buy my onions at the store.
When first the vcrnal brce2cs blow, men feel
desire to hcw the soil. and with their spades
and rakcs they go, and sing and chortlc as
they toll. But vernal brce2cS soon expire, the
sizzling wind of summer blows. and sets the
toier's beard afirc, and tans his neck and
bakes his nose. And as he sweats meath burn
ing skies, and gives the noXious weeds n
whack, million ants and bugs and flies crawl
up his legs and bite his back. And then he
hates his sawed-off farm, he growls enough
for seven gents; his cauliflowers lost all their
charm his string beans look like twenty cents.
oh, | have gardcned in the past, and know the
fervor born Of spring glows bright while
but does not last II is nm cvanesccnt thing
rake and hoe. will moi nly ihem any moro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Tho reason why YOU Imagine that there
prg 10000 children In the house next
door is because there are only four oi
them
Hofur Friend WIFE begins nsklng
Friend Husband embarrassing question
che should remember that n man doesn't
lk, iu lr Ia hls wife and never lies
10 her un'rv shc forces him 30
About this time " year mother i'
ripping Tho trimming ~ the felt hat shr
VurD n'l winter aud sewing 10 IN th'
straw hat she wore last summer And
what She Dr. telling father thoIi thInF'
100 general isn't m for publication
what r,s become NJ The oli fashioned
woman who used 60 make 'hr children
roll ~ their napkins and put them In N.
napkin rings su they would be- ready fpf
the next mctl'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
III n n e e
s stories / e 8

raul Revere had ius, made his thrill.
Ing ride
Hul " ,Uu hhd gone IN nm nutomo-
bile tou could have m,dr better time
than uu the horse suggested u friend
.Noi AZ mn. replied m" hero =
would have been stopped every few min
ui's while rural runsl'blcs took NY
number
with heart nr rurr ~ dcvdfcrs
trembling in NiHlris fh, viii make the
homo uf h'f husband n paradise ~ en-.
yhpuiWrri uky tho lovely home NJ hct
gifihnui whore the heavy toned harp
~ marriage with ts low sirnking chord,
vt devotion and fond cnicafmsnis ssnN
forth the sweetest strains that ever
thrlllci tho senses with tho rhythmic
rulsiufs N c.s'aiir rapture --tatmins
ton lNnl Times
\ Wisconsin game WARDEN IN making
hla rounds came uron youthful n.hr.
w7r To- make sure that the boy was not
iisnh',Inr N" bass fishing law the var.
den iuuk hlr string NJ fsh ru, VI tho
water and found only catfish. perch. and
suckers uu the line
4 i,v t'rt further down the stream.
however hr found large black las
virrlinr On string Weighted down with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

There Is nm unlncrcs,iue ssmcnc,s about tho new,
from tho hattie going on NJ Iorluu hu, 'nli d-. uu
alter tho iac that Il =, terrific frh, aud onr ~ the
greatest In ON history
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Secretary DAME E and tho members Of the Navy league
parted company irly In thh convention Of the latter
but being the secret Ary Of the navy and having turned
that department to the league members Daniels still
has the whip hani
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Death by nhusct may hc the fate ~ 'hc river. and
hathor, appropriation MIN now hefor" congress nul the
claim Il. mlc that there Il uo rorh lu rnl. our nu, the
s,c ~ II may suhyi n ~ suspicion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Head writer's refer TO Il Dodd's flying column and
those who trying 10 keep up with supplies and nm.
munltion viii doubt be- willing 10 conccdc that the
head writer's hit II ~ In vcu appropriate words
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Carranm's soldic s have Killed seventy " Villas fol
lowers according to their report hut just wait until
the United STATES uuo> get within shooting distance Of
the fuptvcs and th,,u listen for results
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Ten Years Ago
tFrom The Times Fllesl

James l. Halo " Chandler territorial
national bank examiner Is spending to-
day In the city
bel Questa NJ Springfield Mo. IL visit.
ug Mi and Mrs Jack Spain
Mrs. Harry Gorson and little daughter
Frances LETT for Kansas Ci,y lnst night
for short visit
Work viii begin On tho rcron.tructlon
NJ the polmnr thcItcr newt week for the
accommodation of the ssring festival
Miss ReVs Thurman ~ Lamar Mo.
Vh ho hns been The guest NJ Miss Irene
Turner. viii return home ThufHduy
Mr. and Mrs Uoston Wilson have Is
surd invitations 10 an evening party for
Thursday ~ their handsome Third street
residence. In honor " Mr. and Mrs John
uuMurs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

ono weather prophet says We Hrc to have nm cyc,p
uonl, ruld summ"E 'uI he has probably no.od MI, pre-
di.'uu ou the start Irlur has mnlr aud may have Ia
fowls, It n,furr the end " August
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

once more tho Cr'mnus have hccn rcrul,cI ai Dead
N,us hi near Ncr,uu. The name ~ the place ourh,
to rc enough to var them away
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Whatever else may he said about tho democrats ~
Oklahoma II must he admitted that they numerous
enough for NIL ntcns and purposes This Is especially
noticeable when there IL n state convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Thlnn, TO MnrtY Ahnn,


\ healthy ant eater can doour li2'
ants iu Hu hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
g NEDits Of ,i2,.Dy :. Play

Hen Get Them Out Of the Hay
. Wnkoup. of Wcv1ro " Va. has
kindly consented to accept u position os
us sllut chief In the club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Worry interesting meetings were held
IN the church b. m" Young Mems Cos
pet Team sunday nni Monday evenings
Probably considerable good was accom-.
pIlshed Curtis ,Oknb Item
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Members ~ the club living IN 'h'
eleventh congressional district n' Ms
soufi nrc notified that WIN lgu 10 n
candidnto for congress iu that district
Vote strIy and often Cor VIII lso' AMI
see that vii doe so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Some People Are Disappointed n The
Don't Grt Tho Worst Of H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

THAT follow Smith is q Hlugl Euy,
ISN'T hc7" sDd Eiuka
= should cay hr was" replied Jinks
Why. u be- Killed two birds with ono
stone he would want the stone black"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
,copyrIsht leleD


Mean Brute.
That Mr. Brown. who ls calling on
our daughter. srrms tp hc % well balanced
young man. doesn't he remarked Mrs
Guhh
y guess he is." grnWlod ur Glhh I
notice that b, parts bis hair Ia the mid
die"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
Fifteen Years Ago
(rrom The Times Flles,)

Work has begun on now business
block adjoining Street X Rccd's furni-
tufc store on Main street II will he tho
property Of Culuord n Hendrickson. II
ls said that the owners viii make n bid
for the posto'ncc, which Is looking for
new quarters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

do not like the rake and hoe will not ply them any
when want unips will and buy the blamed things
the store
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

IIcv. Luke Whnrl We in with \
Fly. who hpt moved 'n 500 CuIt'rt streets
Anxious
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

Dear Luke can John WIN stro,r get
In nA cashier ~ the club huff,te lie
lives AZ Fayetteville. Tenn w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13

kramcrs park was sold today to c. r..
Bennett ana Harry Gcrson. the con-
adrrdtion t"inE $4,000 This park con-
itinH iuit twenty acres, and the i'm
uroycmcnts are MI for race purposes
and win be- yrlurloss The trnct viii
probably hc plated and sold, and It will
make $50 lots
\ delegation NJ oklahoma city teach
'rS went to Guthrie this morning for
visit 10 the schools The party was
made NJ NJ Misses virginia Strecter.
Daisy Scott. Ocic Butler. Ella Martin.
Mabel Ettor. Jennie Williams Edlth Gas
.nwuy. Sue lcll" Graves. May Alvey and
MfH Ffc' sutton
Mrs John Billings Of KinEn,her Is the
guest NJ her sister. Mrs. George Liober.
Walter Blrds'yc returned this morning
from Kansas 'ity where he has been in
the interest NJ the Street a Reed Furn-
turc company.
Mrs AIonzo Key of HOUSTON, Texas. Ia
visiting her daughter. Mrs I'd Cooke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-13
GARDENING

do not like to dig and till the gardens too hard Chorc
Id rathcr tnke dOlar bill and buy onions the
Evening star., 1916-11-23
Rules to Be Kept.

IL. Always breathe fresh air. Never
study, work nor play in a room with
out window open. Take ten deep
breaths every day.
80. Eat nourishing food and chew it
thoroughly. Drink plenty of pure water
and use your own cup. Avoid food that
IS hard to digest, like heavy pie and
cake and much candy. Never eat nor
drink anything that weakens the body,
like alcoholic drinks.
"3. Make sure that everything you
put in your mouth is clean. Wash your
hands always before eating and battle
your whole body often. Clean your
teeth every day. Have regular time
every day for attending to each need
of your body.
- Exercise every day in the open
air Keep your shoulders straight. Do
not smoke before you are grown up
-. Get long nights sleep. Get up
smiling. Keep your mind clean and
cheerful.
We hope to give the local leagues
other work to do during the year as,
for example. in cleanup campaigns.
distributing literature. Swatting flies,
etc As these leagues will all be Z
part of regular anti-tuberculosis asso-
Citations. we shall not be multiplying
organizations needlessTy. but rather we
shall be crystallZing an already well
defined public health enthusiasm in Il
way that promises real results.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
White Goods,
CoLored Wash Goods,
Flannels,
At 1Oc Yard

AS this will be the last Rem
nant Sale before the holidays.
we want to clean UP as many as
possible. Therefore, our entire
stock will be placed on sale at
this ridiculously low price. In
cluded are thousands OF yards
OF Fancy Outings. Flannelettes.
all kinds OF White Materials,
Colored Wash Goods. Cling
hams, Noiles, Batistes, Challies,
India Linens, etc. The lengths
run from ? to I yards, and are
suitable Tor any and all pur-
poses. A length for waist or
dress would make most ap-
propriate Xmas gift.
Main Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
Burglar Creates Excitement.

a colored burglar visited the resi-
dence of Benjamin B. Alsop. G1J X
street northeast. this morning about
|: 80 o'clock. created much excitement
and escaped with u watch and chain
and $40 in cash. Mr.. .Alsop. who is a
riyger at the Dstric: pumping station,
was so sound asleep when the burglar
visited his sleeping chamber that he
knew nothing of the latterS presence
ia the room. Several burned matches
found on the floor after the intruder
had been pursued from the house con-
WINGED Mr.. Alsop that the matches had
been used by the visitor to locate his
trousers The trousers were taken 10
AN ad joi ming room, where the burglar
lit the gas. needing the light to assist
him in his search of the pockets of the
garment.
The light aroused sleeper in another
room Mr. Alsop was told Of what was
going on. and he started TO oNertake
the burglar. lie did not. for the bur
eslar quickly reached the lower floor
and escaped through an open window.
Burglars yesterday afternoon visited
the residence Of James J. Cranston. G1J
X street northeast. n neiShbor of AlSop.
and carried away numerous articles of
/ iewelry valued at about $500. The rob-
! berry was committed during the alb
/ sence OF the family. the same was
! the case at the residence of Mrs. Julia
I Bucking ham, 1213 + street northeast.
/ Tuesday afternoon.
| At each house. the police We're told,
| entrance was gained by removing a
panel from basement door and un-
! Fastening the lock. The cranston prop
/ erty included a watch and several dia-
! mond rings.
! Ruth Alexander. d colored domestic al
! 321J 18th street. Tuesday night, about
! 5 o'clock, was assaulted and robbed of
s5I, By an unidentified colored man
while on her way home. The police
| think the robber may be the one who
assaulted and robbed Mrs. Anna Scherer
and Alice Tilghman. The woman had
| her money tied in her handkerchie f
| and was passing through a brightly
| lighted alley on her way home, she ex-
| planned, when the colored man sudden
| ly appeared, struck her and grabbed the
| handkerchief. She gave the police a
| description of the robber.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
Lot No. 3-95C

Lot NO. 3-95C Leather Il !,
Handbags and Strap Purses, in al
most every conceivable shape and
color. A big lot OF odd and new
shapes that will please you a lot.
Ali are prettily lined. and many OF
them are fitted. All the very new
est ideas. and specially priced. CSC
Main Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
Piece Goods

in Fridays sale offer some
most tempting values at prices
i'll many instances less than
the wholesale market cost to-
day.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
ATTEMPTS A HOLD-UP;;
SAYS HE WAS JOKING
Francis Benton Arrested on Com.
plant of James Craig.
Burglars Escape.

Il was only joking" said Francis
Benton, twenty-one years old. 1882 ]
street. when arrested yesterday after
enth precinct and charged with having
attempted to hold up James Craig,
1926 Wisconsin avenue. at the point
of a pistol. Craig and the police failed
to appreciate the affair as 4 joke and
Benton was locked up. The police say
he had been drinking. 1t was about
43O o'clock in the afternoon when
Craig entered the front door of 1911
Wisconsin avenue and started to
Payne's poolroom on the second floor.
where are you goine?" he was asked
by q young man standing in the dark
hallway.
Upstairs" was Craig's obliging re-
sponse.
Then the young man pointed a pistol
at him and commanded him to hold up
his ha nds and surrender his cash. Craig
grabbed the pistol and took it from
the would be hold-up man, dealt him
one blow and permitted him to leave
the building.
A few minutes later Craig appeared
at the seventh precinct police station,
told the story Of his experience and
handed over the unloaded weapon.
Benton was arrested and locked up.
The police were told that the Old
weapon was taken from drawer in
the Western Union telegraph office, at
1919 Wisconsin avenue.
Benton il is stated, was looking for
a cigarette when he found the pistol
and soon afterward got in trouble
about it, The prisoner will be ar
raigned in Police Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
Remnants of Silk
At29C Yard

Included are hundreds OF
pieces in desirable styles and
weaves in lengths that are suit
able for all purposes. Choose
from a variety OF colors in
Pongees, Messalines, Marqui-
scttes and Clliffons.
Evening star., 1916-11-23

Fashion is forever debating
clever and dainty ideas The
hand painted Basket Jardinieres
are a treat te1hc eye, for the liv-
ing room. tcaroom or boudoir.
They are decorated with Japanese
floral designs in blue. pink and
gold, at SOC each. Get a little
covered Surprise Basket-suitable
for bonbons, Xmas candies, nuts
or fancy cookies, at z5c and 39c.
Art Dept -Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-11-23
To Float 125.00O. 900 Guilder Loan

LONDON. November 23. - Holland
will shortly issue loan of 125.000, 900
guilders, according to a dispatch to
Reuters from The Hague. The loan
will he issued al -. beHrinS Interest IT
ont
Evening star., 1916-11-23

Tuck the little tot awav in
its snug little bed with one
OF these fancy Crib Blan-
kets. The baby will be so
pleased it will not cry for
week. Its attention will be
so taken up with the pretty
designs in pink and blue
colorings. Yes, you can af-
ford one; they are only Sl.00
each.
Fourth Floor-Lansburgh
We have given Children's Furs
especial attention this year, both
the little tots and the intermedi
ate. The barrel-shaped muf and
stole to match predominant. ol
course, but VIC can give you the
pillow mutf Choose from Leopard
Coney. Raccoon-Dycd Coney
Natural MuSkrat, Squirrel. Concy
and ErmIne and many others, iron
SI.9S to Sl0.9S.
Second Floor-Lansb sburgh & Bro