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on thc smoking ruins Of the town 0f
balIleul. where savage fighting went on
through the night, and only in the early
hours OF the morning, between midnight
ana dawn. were they drawn back to the
line north Of the town. where ;hey stood
off further attacks today.
our positions west of here, between
mere and Metteren. We're involved in tho
struggle and hard fighting has been
gong on chere this morning.
ON the front Of the Forest of Niepp".
on the center Of the battle line. the
Germans threw in new divisions ycstrr-
day, namely, the Furty-eighth Reserve
Division. brough" from farther south,
which delivered two attacks i'm the course
of the day. and was badly broken each
time Prisoners taken in the later at
tack say the losses Of the Germans were
enormous.
New Attack Forecast
South Of here, whether for the purpose
Of distracting us or because they are
really mcditating a new operation Of
strength in this direction. ;ihe Germans
have been heavily sheling our whole
line, both yesterday and today. Our
reply was equally vigorous, but no in
fantry attack has been attempted
All this area, however, Is now SEQ
ondary interest to the northern sector
where the enemy is trying to force his
way by Bailleul to a chain of isolated
Mont Noir, Mont Rouge and Mont des
Cars. with this object in view he has
continued to throw new troops into this
sector.
So far the actual number of German
divisions employed there have been
five (between 100000 and S25,00O men),
with ;wenty-three still in the line. Each
day since the bginning of the battle has
produced new divisions.
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is nothing less than appalling. Ills
of munitions has been ON
q scale out OF all proportion TO his
capacity of production. aud already
there are CIeHr signs that the power ot
his blows arc Wcakcuing.
The Allies. ON the other hand. are
conserving their strength 10 the utter.
most against the time when General
Fuch decides couutcr-UGrensivc must
begin
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l., notizie contcnutc n un dispacci"
uniciaIe. pervcnuto ALA Regia Amhasc'a-
II Itallana. confermano che lAusilIa
prcparata per lanciarc ira brcye un"
nuova offensiya al frontc italtono. u
dispacclo dice:
"Grande importance O. data al iatio
che la stampa ncmica ha iucominc!ato
parlarc apcrtamcnte della ofrcusiya con-
tro rltalia, aIlo scope dt prcpararc
ropinioue pubblita uolrAustua-unghe-
ria per le iucstimabil pcrditc risultanti
da tall colossali OpCrazioni anticipate
monto aununziatc da giornali semi
uncialL
"Il Giornalc ,Maunhciricr Auzeiger'
sollecita che lonensivd tedesca IN
Francia sia complctata con una simile
irresistible offensive coutro eli italiuni
gil inglesi In ralcstiua u giornalc as
serlscc che una sinultauca orfcnaiva
contro lIutcsa in tuttc le 'front.' potra'
prevcuire IL trasCcrmcujo dele riservc
dcgli NIoaU da'l'uuo al,altro froutc,
coSh queSta che indubbiHucut" "a Uarto
deilo schema generate drI supreme
Commando dcGlj NlruIt
III Budapest IrIap' rspriwc .a s'c-sa
/ opinjouc cd Insist" col dire che glarrhc' il
generate EOch 6 al supreme romando di
W;te lc forzc loro n"mirhc. nrCossita
che IItalia sta mwcdiatameutc attaC-
cata, per portarc eli clrrtu della loro
presrnza diotro lc Hrmalc frances
I'll Nosstschc XItmg,' i'm un arti-
colo picnu III mistcr,ose allusioni dice
clc Ia prtmavcrd dovra' mctterc la
neutraltta' sNt2zcra a dula wova e che
I la armate auStro-trdcSchr duvrauno
+ probUbimontc acccrchiare Ia piccola re-
/ publca, mel oOrsp dellr loru upcra2ioui.
"Dett articoli i quail usualment"
| sono ior!eri di una o1ensiva nemica q
Ia rcccnte vista dylrImperatorc Carlo
d'Austria I'm varii scttOri del rrontr
. t'aliano, mdicano che IattacrO cuntro
I Italia e immincute e. dovra' csserc
coudotto i'm waste proproz.oui'
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GREEKS WIN WAY
ACROSS STRUMA
Occupy Several Macedon-
ian Villages to North
ward
BRITISH TAKE TOW n 5
Bulgarians and Turks Re-
ported Quarreling Over
Spoils of War
BRITISH TAKE TOWN Us
London. April IL

London. April II.
Greek forces crossed the Struma
River above LactahInos this morning
and occupied BejIil,mah. Kakarasl'a,
Salmah. Kispeki, Ada and villages TO the
northward. according to an official report
from British headquarters at salonica
to-day
The British occupied llumh and
Osmanli
(The Struma river is an important
Balkan stream, rising in the west Of Bul-
Raria. flowing through Macedonia and
emptying into an arm Of the Aegean
sea-
Washington, April l7--Ser,ous boun-
dary disputes have arisen between Tur-
key and Bulgaria, which Germany is
undertaking to smooth away to prevent
a rupture between her vassal allies. An
official dispatch from Switzerland says;
Doctor Won Helfferch has returned 10
Berlin, coming from great headquarters,
where he held 2 long conference with
the Emperor. Hindenburg, Ludendorff
and the Chancellor. II IS said the con-
ferences dealt with the differences which
have arisen between Bulgaria and Tur-
key. Helnerich seems to have received
the difficult mission 20 act as mediator
between the two countries. which are, II
appears, very much aroused against each
other.
"The Turks desire compensation for
the enlargement which Bulgaria sill pro-
cure through the Dobroudja, and they
demand that the former restore 10 them
the strip of territory which she obtained
IN September, 1915, rs the price Of her
entry into the war. The Bugarians OBJ
iect At Berlin they are determined to
bring pressure against her. the efficacy
Of which they think will be irresistible.
at is known that the treaty with ltu-
mania, though not yet signed. bestows
the Dobroudja upon the Central EN-
pires. The latter propose to give this
province to Bulgaria only after the Gov
ernment of Sofia will have assented to
the claims of Constantinople. This con-
fiict is causing veritable uneasiness in
Bulgaria, where the morale Of the popu-
iation is much shaken and resentment
Is very strong against Germany"
Dispatches from other sources relate
that a pitched battle has taken place
between tho Bugarians and the Turks.
Indicating the intense rivalry between
the two countries. Diplomats asserted
today that on several occasions during
the war Berlin has interviewed to con-
ciliate Sofia and Constantinople.
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Motor Truck Salesman
of the Superkind

launched on ~ stTictly high-grade line 0f
motor trucks. nationals advertised, with
immediate deliveries. 4 limited number Of
PhiIadelphias best truck saiesmrn-known
producers OnlN-will he given an OppOrtunity
to increase their present earnings. ~ YOU
are not well connected and active at this
time on quality truck, do not nnnIN.
Address J 6iS. LEDGER CENTRAL
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Los Angeles, Cal. April IA verdict
Of guilty has been returned against
Robert GoIdstein. a motiOu-piCture
producer. charged with violation Of the
espionage act Sentence will be pro-
nOunced in two weeks.
GolGSIein was charged with exhibiting
scenes intended to incite hatred against
the British which were Incorporated in
a motion picture play dealing with
events in the Revolutionary War. The
picture as originally presented showed
scenes wherein British soldiers were por-
trayeG as engaging in inhuman warfare
Goldsten's trial began nearly month
ago and efforts were made to show that
the film in question was an element of
German propaganda. The names Of
Franz Bopp, former German consul at
San Francisco, and other former Ger
man officials in California and else
where We're linked with the evidence at
various times.
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GAYETY CRIME IN crRN =.

Amsterdam, April 11.-AccoraeI
a dispatch from Frankfort an -
lean artist named schaeffer NJ. "
and two Germans have been ser,,, v, v
at Munich 20 imprisonment ,.-
weeks for holding Il costume han
after the beginning Of the Ca.
offensive.
The ball was attended larvs,,
officers and members OF the & sri.. y
raCy.
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hbhlb, - HIFilt.
lee uot2ia giuut, daI Quarter CEN
eralc ltaliauo rccauu che. durante Ie
g,ornata di icr Paltro. una rclatiya
calma 81 e. t"rifcata luuso quasi tutta
la frontc
ina notcvn,c auivita' fu sptcgata
Galic pattugiic dai ripart d'mcursiune
nelia regionc dcll'Adamello q nella Nalc
del Brenta, quail sostruncro 'hrevi
comhattmcuti con pattuglic e. nuclei
ncmici. conbattimcuu terminaU scmpre
con cSito fayurcNolc per eli ituliaui.
Lungo lc posizioni della Vale T.aga-
rina 81 cbbcrO frequent tiri di moleSt,a
Ecro il tcsto del communicate uhciale
pubblicatO, icri, dat Mjnistero della
Guerra:
Nclla NaliC Lagariua j fuOrhi Ill
molestia furonO piu' Frequent che in
altra partc della fronte.
Nella rCGiOne delrAdamciu ncl'a
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DIVORCES HELD UP BY WAR
Women File Afiidavits Showing
Husbands Are in Army

usrrisburE, April 1.-THE first am
dafiis filed by women whose husbands
arc Ia the military service Of the coun-
Ifr and who are seeking divorces were
nfascnfed yesterday to Judge Kunkel In
The Dauphin County Court.
Inder q recent act Of Congress. all
women With husbands ln the service OF
IM. Lnfted States militFry during the
~ must de ailidaYiia setting fortl, this
..| Ih|t ureYeniH any IudEnents being
.|I H4.H,eI the husbands un|Ii AFTER
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to now. II may he asserted that only
local reserves have been thrown into
the heavy fighting. The great
FIanco.British armies reserve forces
remain intact. The Allied strategy
involves retiremcnts under pressure
too great to resist without calling
upon the armies reserve.
should the Germans succeed i'm
reaching the ridge for which they
are now struggling, the Ypres salient
may become untenable. The moment
has not arrived when such a decision
is inevitable, but there is very little
doubt that If as many German masses
are sacrificed 10 achieve this object
as have been sacrificed TO achieve
others in the past it can be done.
THE British divisions are fighting
superbly, and the conflict is not vet
ended in this sector OF the long front.
But If the Allied forces withdraw IL
will be i'm order TO confront the enemy
again with an unbroken line and un.
daunted determination.
Every day and every hour is piling
up stupendOus casualties sustained by
the enemy since the great offensive
was opened. The thinning QUITO + his
divisions hase gone ON at rate which
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Washington. April 17.--Federal Trade
COMMISSIONER Murdock today asked the
food administration to revoke the license
of the lsmert-Hincke Milling Company,
Kansas city, for charging inflated
prices.
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L'OFFENSIVA IN ITALIA
RETENUTA IMMTNENTE
II Nemico Pensa ad un Colpo
in Italia ed in
Palestine
AL FRONTE IT A Ii A n y

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT No. 81 .,c
.Autborized Lv the act Of october w.
1oiI on fie al the Postofnce Of PhiIa-
delphiH. Pa. -,,
H' $. BURLESON.
Postmaster General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
FITTING
FURNITURE .
FOR THE
NURSERY

Shown in lovely white array in
big, sunny rooms and not a
piece in all its daintiness that is
too dainty for the room in which
the sweetest baby in the world
lives.
Cribs are PRICED from $50 to S3S
and basinettes from $12.75 to S25,
and can be had trimmed at $40 to
$500.
Little clothes trees come from
$3.50 to $3.50.
Baby baskets are priced from
$3.50 to $40, both plain and trim
med.
Hampers are priced from $3.50
to $lS.
Wardrobes come from $l4 to
$50.
Play-yards are priced from
$3.50 to $l2.
(Third Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
A Record
Assernblage of
Washable Silks

GONE time ago wash silks were intended for
- mems shirts. but femininity of all ages,
from the schoolgirl to the grandmother,
has found out that they are most economical
goods for everyday wear.
They are sanitary and. compared with
other materials, they are decidedly low priced
For this reason we are glad to feel that we
have the largest assortment to be found any
where, among the more notable groups being
Japanese striped habutai at $3.50 yard.
A beautiful selection of American heavy
crepe shirtings in colored stripes at S1.75 a
yard.
American striped broadcloth-an immense
variety at So yard and some later selections
in American broadcloths at S21O yard.
We are showing new shipment of Japan
csc jacquard in rare colors and satin stripes to
sell for SO yard. It takes 3h yards of this
material to make a mans shirt. We invite
comparison of the goods either made into
shirts, shrtwaists or dresses Or just as they
are in the web.
First FIoop ChestnuD
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KabO COrSetS for Smart Lines

And this is the corset with rusproof guarantee! II
may depended long for graceful comfort
the correct silhouette. VIA
At S25O-a white couti model bust long HRS
for figures.
At s3a model of white couti with low bust long
trimmed with embroidery.
70 or
material with a elastic the
model white couti low banda
bottom of back is suitable
$3.5O-anothe of white cout we'll boned,
hips and insert of elastic bottom of back.
coul, with m-high bust and lone
hips is suitable tall
At S450of pink white striped material topless model
a band of elastic the a*E3s
At $5-a dainty model white
low bust, long hips and is slight
At $55Oa model of pnk-fgured with
abdomen inserts of elastic at slender figures
At s5a model of white cou very low bust, broad front st
suitable for full figures. &F5
At $60-a model of pink broche lightly boned topless Wtz
elastic band the and three of
At $Sa model of dainty pink bhe with low bust long
is we'll boned. #sF
At SSanoher of pink broche is well boned, bust
hips, broad front and abdomen.
FloOrC Chestn
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TOY MOTOR
LORRIES

bring asyfull load of joy to the
hearts of young Americans as do
those provision-laden ones to the
lads that fight in France.
These lorries are painted in a
battle gray and have khaki tops
that may be either up or down.
Price So.
tTss stsss: :s.ssssh Fisss.
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CUT GLASS
AT ONE-THIRD
LESS THAN
REGULAR

In Il lot of about one hundred
rieccs Of good cut crystal will be
found:
Whipped cream dish, with plate,
So Il set.
Low berry dishes, 7-inch size,
$l.75 each.
Berry bowls, s-inch size, 1925
each.
Biscuit trays, $l.25 and s1.50
each.
Sliced lemon dishes, 81 and
$l.25 each.
Butter plates, 7-inch size, $l.25
each.
Vases, 12-inch size, S. each.
tFourth Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
The Chinese Weaves
I'm the Oriental
Rug Sale

THEY are the finest we have ever shown
i and the collection is the largest we have
ever had.
1t takes in variety of sizes from mats up
to enormous carpets, and notable feature of
the assortment is group of beautiful antique
pieces in melowed blue and ecru shades.
Among the large carpets are number Of
the very rich ones. known palace pieces.
particularly fine in texture and shade. These
are in sizes l5Sx10 #. up to 15x2O ft. and
priced on moderate scale, based on their
square-foot value, at 1926 to $2500.
Small Chinese pieces are $3.50 to Sl25.
Other carpet-size Chinese pieces begin at
$3.50.
kermanshahS, Salr,ks, Heez, Scraps,
Mahals and Savalans are priced at $3.50 for
Mahal S.Sx7.l #. up to $1575 for Saruk
21xl4 ft. Hundreds of small lugs-Mosuls,
Trans, DOzarts, kermanshahs, Beluchistans,
Daghestans. Shirvans and hall strips are
priced from $3.50 to S225.
Seventh Floor. Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
A Good Day to Put Good
OVercOatS on the Boys

hardly need tell fathers and mothers with
their heads that surely boy must have
he should have good
in this store than the oogood
costn n other places
good ovecoats in full assortment, by which
that anybody
greenh mixed fabrics SIS to S5 II to S
sizes, and at $3.50 o S25 in o year sizes.
Plenty Of exceleny carefully tailored
suits also in sizes for boys of 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
NUTS AND
SWEETS AND
OTHER
REMINDERS

Halloween favors, sc to 81
apiece.
Swapping bonbons, 60c to So
dozen.
Sailed nuts, $3.50 a pound.
Crisp nut bars, 81 pound.
Walnut pillows, 60c pound.
Nut caramels, 80c pound.
It's time to be thinking of these
if you are planning q Halloween
party OF festlyity Of any sort.
..fSoGsl nfS>io $3.50 QhGGtept>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
NEW SILVER
.THIMBLES FOR
sNIMBLE
FINGERS

A nice thought fora Christmas
gift--one that will be constantly
used and something q woman will
rarely buy for herself is really
good-looking thimble,
Many are plain ones and others
ore sttractively chased. The
Driees are from 25c to 6Oc.
initials are engraved free Of
nn1nc ona en these for 26c and
NJ g these y ths ethsr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
NlGHTGOWNS OF
NEWNESS AND
DAINTINESS
ALL HAND
MADE

and more than that - hand en-
broidered, for they come from the
far-off islands where Filipino
workers have wrought wonders
with many stitches and the nee
die.
'They are of firm, good white
stuffs, and the nightgowns are as
simple or elaborate as you wish,
with hand scalloping, pretty de-
signs and quite often drawn work.
too. All are ribbon run, of course.
Prices begin at $2.65 for a
pretty style with blind embroid-
cry, and 60 on up to $25 for an
exquisite affair Of fine needlework
and beauty.
iThird Floor. CsntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
Fur and Br0cade, Soft Furs and
VeLvets Make the NeW $40 to
$40 Hats for Women the
PRETTY Things They Are

Here are delightful new
Winter hats-all new as can
be-and pretty as clever mil
liners can maze them.
There atc new fur-and-bro-
cade hats 70. better wear-and
the, n.e in quite unusual and
fntcn.cs n"w shapes too.
Ne~ sear"r cloth hats
plenty of sn,Al! and medium
size. t.s:s, e.om- fitting turbans
and toqu 's, in soft brown
shades and black. Just a sim
gle ornamen: or dashing
quill finishes these.
Little ha;s of shining hat
te-s' plush have fluffy
feather ornament, outstanding
to add height AID smartn"ss.
Velvet hats in new color are
finished with a furry, beaver
c!ott edge--snd topped off
with a saucy velvet bow.
(second III
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Mems Wallets
Better Than the
Prices Indicate

An unusually good assort-
ment of hip pocket and letter
cases at $l.S5, S2.25 to $3.50.
All in black seal or other
good feathers and all well made
and in good style. Practically
all are the desirable 3-fold
type, and prices are much less
than such goods usually sell
for.
(Main Floor. ChestnuD
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,,oryO1u We Shall Hold Our Dalun of Victory Sale No. 2
There Are Many Ways of
Doing Good

man used to 60 to some of the outlying Satur-
day night markets where the women came whose sons
or husbands had received their pay Saturday nights,
and who were compelled to purchase their provisions
late.
He loitered about certain meat shops, it is said,
and saw the women as they went out without buying.
and asked the reason and if it was because of the
price asked, he would, out of his own money, hand
over the difference above what she able to pay in
order that her children and family might have good
meat and provisions. Bless him for his quiet unos-
tentatious brotherliness! It is suggestive
While wages of men are increased greatly all the
needs of the family cost than the increase in pay
will cover. Many wives and mothers are taking in
sewing washing and housework, and some well off
people are assisting workers to do work by their
gratutOus aid. m
These are heart-trying times for almost I-g-
body who sympatMizes with those who are suffering
who are trying to quietly get along until the war is
finished and their manstay is restored.
To be of the greatest is what this Store is
striving for, and all it's people are doing likewise
:. '.','.'' I%&~<
Oct. e5,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
WOmen'S Fine Wool Dresses
Specially Priced at SIS

the this time of
out, and for morning, afternoon and better
There wool jersey models
braided all of line
attractive.
There wel-made
There fine silk tricolette dresses charming models,
sometimes silk embrodered group icoete and dresses
the two materials effectively combined.
whole collection all fashionable
wnedeep blue, brown beaver and shades lighter blue and
black.
And S45 is unusual price for such dresses
first
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
Mems and Boys
Good Caps
Unusual at $3.50

These caps are made of
short lengths of fine suitings,
OF we could not sell them for
SO little.
The variety of designs and
colorings is large and pleasing
and, coming from what Isl
probably the best cap factory
in the country, the workman-
ship is excellent.
main Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
Two Good Lots of ALL
Wool PODlin

One inches wide and 50 yard and is suitable for
dresses.
suits we'll dresses
There Is a good range of cOlors in each
(First Floor.C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
INITIATION .
LAPIS LAZULI
|EWELRY IN
NEW DESIGNS

One of the reasons why this
pretty lapis jewelry is so much
liked is that ii goes so well with
all the blue frocks and suits
women are wearing this Autumn.
New necklaces--and they are in
particularly effective designs
$3.50 to $3.50.
Hat pins are SOC pair.
Bar pins are soc and Sl.2o
each.
Earrings are soc, 75c and 81
pair.
(Jewelry. Store. Chestnut and l3th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
A NEW SPORTS
SHOE FOR
WOMEN
OF FASHION

Lace, of course, with light tan
buckskin top, tan Russia calfskin
foxing, wing tip, perforations and
IA Inch military heel. A long
vamp adds grace.
In the Little Boot Shop at $l4
a rair.
(Eirst Floor, Market and Juniper)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

And then there are simple
velvet hats with plain bows,
new broadcloth and velvet
hats, new hats Of duvetyne and
velvet, smart mushrooms and
little pokes and dress hats
with ostrich feathers.
It'sAmazing what .prettiness
SO will buy!
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
1900 Pretty New Shirtwaists
$2.S5, $3.S5 and SIS

Special, of course, every of the 1900.
Georgette in white
flesh usually and made fall Styles with beads and embroid
preer. simpler
ored styles.
But all uncommony good for the prices
Eas and WesA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25
Warm and Sturdy
GlOUes for Men
and Boys

A good kind is of woven
wool cloth, one-clasp style out
seam sewn, in gray and khaki,
at Sl.75, or with strap wrist
and leather forchettes, in
khaki only, at 81.
Tan capeskin gloves with
fleece or knitted wool lining,
S3.75, 81 and $3.50.
Main Floor. Market and
tpntraD