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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
Floyd King Closes
"LOUe Kiss" ShOlU

Floyd King. formerly a reporter on
The News Scimitar, has closed his opera
company, Tho Love Kiss" and with
several Of the artists is on the way
home TO begin, rehearsals for the open
Ing OF sanger's Greater shows, cir
Gus OF which he Is part owner.
Kings rise In the circus an dtheatri-
cal world was a rapld one after he
left the newspaper field several wears
ago, With MIR. King viii be Miss Babe
Green and severa prominent artists IA
the arenic world who viii be In tho
opening weeks show under the auspices
Of the mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine April
10 to 26.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
IW NE nea6 VIZ
Mrs. J. p. Matthews.

HAzLEHURST. Miss. Feb. 10, (spl)
The news Of the death OF Mrs. ]. +,
Matthews, who died in Memphis, was
conveyed to relatives by telegram
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Matthews was
well known in Mississippi, and her hus-
and was the son of G. Ed Matthews.
prominent in politics Of this state He
was postmaster here under the Cleve-
land administration.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
Upton CONFIDENT.

LONDON. Feb. 12-sir THOMAS Lip
ton Is brmful OF confidence on the
outcome Of the race for Americas cup
according to an interview published by
tho Mail, He said decislyely: Il am
going to win"
Sir Thomas will send fast motor
boat to the United states to try out
the Shamrock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12

u. Boone--not the Daniel who dis
covered the Kentucky dewdrop-is loser
today Of seven white Plymouth Rock
hens, and rooster. who never will
crow around just like he ustcr The
Fowl Fanciers' association got EN-
Wednesday night. Boone told police.
Boone lives at 800 Keel avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
WALSH
SAYS:

For men who appreciate fine, import
ed, exclusive fabrics, beautiful silk lin
ings and want real hand tailoring,
combined with genuine style, instead
of freakish frills masquerading as
fashion-Walsh clothes are pre- emf
nent.
Select your most becoming spring pat
tern now-at-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12

E%hacco, and knife to slice It with
were the loot that small negro sneak
thief got Thursday from the residence
OF G, c. Bishop. 724 Maxwell street,
according 10 Police SerEt Clearv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
G Al2ISlE SIl
Yopp-Haas.

PADUCAH, Ky, Feb 10. (Spl Miss
Clara Louise Haas, daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Adam Haas. of this county, and
John William Yopp were married Tues
day They will make their home in Pa
ducah
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
CINEMA OF CRIME
REFLECTED UPON
POLICE BLOTTER

Clothing and SEQ in cash were the
loot of thieves who entered the servant
house behind the residence Of Mrs A.
J, DonelSon Wednesday Two men IN
soldier uniform were the thieves. po-
lice report
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12

Twelve bucks and watch were
stolen from Mrs L. II, Grlham's resi-
dence at 1901 S. wellington street,
Wednesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12

Matte Buckley, 125 Poplar avenue.
was visited by Detectives Durham and
Taylor Wednesday, She described ia
the sleuths the cameo pin tsurrounded
by pearls, worth $3.50 which had been
stolen from her the day before.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12
Krug- Thomas.

PADUCAIT Ky. Feb. H. (Spl)--Mlss
Louise Thomas and Arthur Il, Krug,
officiating, They will reside here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-12

The Neus Scimitar Is first as an ADVERTISING medium
Nth Memphis business men. They see results from
their advertising expenditure, and results count.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
LARGE PART OF FRUIT
CROP STILL UNMOVED
Some OF II Is In Hands OF Prod,,-
GERS, While Other Portions Stand
at Railway Stations.
Liz 4 cunni.IlAl II. 4

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0-A large
part of the abundant fruit and veg
eta ole crop still Is in the hands of
producers or ;ture'l It country ship
ping points. says the Department of
AGriculture's weekly report. The
market continues stagnant with some
declines.
Freezes In Wostcrn New York and
other sections i" w.;.,1 cal bagc was
in tie fields caused a rush to sell for
inincuiatc uses anG Jv.'tr' .rk".: tn.
market late - y. !..in ..r TIA" t.po, ,
SAYS: The pri-c %: ,b.,;c. suitable
Tor long storJsr nas S',.'..n no gain
ruling $40 in Western New York. with
cry prices sig and 81 for the best.
rear that TOO much OF the pota-
|" crop may be held over the winter
- ,Nprcsscd IN The report. The av-
Apple prices are being maintained
better than in almost amy other
leading line. IN" report sa:.i'. RAID.
country and 81 o t" SEQ IN n. n ri, ins
g, ~ m ions shoN, no particular cntnGe.
SUI! ranging from 81 to sl25 ana ..
n nriS higher IN the, cities. On!on
thc report SAYS 80
irndstrcct. Review.
NEW YORK, Dee. l:rads;rcet's
slightly larger volume of trad. dn;r.
~ retail. reelected in some reordcrin,-
from Johbcrs To iii depicted stocks
me general distributivc trade si,ua
ton is not materially dirercn, from,
week ago. Indeed. big wholcsnIe
lrade Is shade quNter. aud in
uus'ry mas slackcncd with uncmploy.
Inent increased and more wage re-
uuctions announced. In wholesale
ines the general disposition. aside.
rom tho natural desire to clean IN
surplus stocks. is to await the turn
Of the year and the results or rc,aii
nIstrioution In the next two weeks
LOT Il clearer view Of the entire si,u-
allon. Retail trade Itself is not un
NarEinEly brisk: it is reported rond
az ohiy Two out OF forty markets and
TAR at majority of the others. In
oscu' from quite few markets come.
,hc animation that retailers arc
waiting for the holiday trade. while
consumers are waiting for after the
600. S'''"'"of'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
LOSSES WIPED OUT BY
RALLY IN AFTERNOON
Close Is Irregular, but Most .tc-
tive Stocks Arc Left With
Net Gains.
OPENING SHOWS DECLINE
Persons Offering Stocks in Sub
stnntinl Volume Report Their Sc
cufities Arc Readily Absorbed
Without Much Effect on Prices.
nY I.I,oADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.--Foilowing
The establishment @; new low records
developed a rally in the afternoon to-
day which in many Instances wiped
ont the carly losses and resulted in
net gains for the day.
The close Was Irregular. hut tho
most active stocks We're left with net
gains. The fact that the marke; de-
NeloTcd a rally caused shorts to cover:
Ht inc opening mos, prices showed
overnight declines. After the first
fifteen minutes OF business rally
tendency developed. but it was OF
1t was not until tho carly after
noon that persons Nofferng short stock
IN substantial volume reported that
their securities We're readily absorbed
without practically amy crcc, on
prices. This MAS ~ the low point
OF the session.
T"urh second Bnttom.
StatiS,iCiHnS figured that the aver
age price of iuhnstrials today touched
second bottom.
Announcement that the untitled steel
tonnage on the books Of the United
states steel Corporation had con
iracted Sli.37i tons was in line with
expectations and verified the recent
statements Of y falling or in .the
new low for this movement. other
steel shares We're offered at the cN
renSc of price. Switching from the
stccls in othc: issues was also re-
ported
Il. I. Bcdford's statement shat tho
management OF tho Corn Products
COMPANY hoped 10 maintain the pres
ont dividend, failed 10 help the price
Of the stock which y; ono time
dropped three and one half points 10
the new low record OF 80 5-S. More
than two points of the loss was re-
trievcd in the afternoon. bat the close
left the issue one point under Thurs
days final.
Southern Pacific Down.
Southern racin" touched a new low.
which was about twenty points under
tho high price made at the time ot
announcement OF its segregation pla".
shorts in McNicnn Petroleum re-
ccivcd squeezing. After declining
nearly two points In the early de-
cline pressure VAS brought to hear
AMI thu issue mrs : s'lsrn rise To :.
level more than seven points over the
low figures.
Sears II ochYcl< developed weak
ness and was ,ffcrrd down thrc" and
one haf points to q new low Hcur".
Pierce Arrow preferred advanced
more. than Il point. It closed at 80.
which IS fourteen points above tho
low figure to which il WAS smashed
during the middle Of the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

- - " ", IT''.- I'.-t|HttlC:
s wv" extremely dun: beef steers mo.,iy:
So, -, liver ihan low time yc4tlrdly hu,'i
!" low tinc last week. M choic. s;""rs
H.; S'on 10; bulk natives. SsoG, il -:
nulcher anH canning sheer stock SLOW 60
mn.,NrnlE .4wct: bulk butcher cows ami
heii;;"r" ,'"4'2S: hulk Gamers. 3snfni :; :.
u"!.s "ni ca YES steady: hulk bologna brllIs
-" ~; best vrG calves. 1852: S;ockr-.
"i,n feeders slow TO &c lover
,onnsS: Receipts. 5000: gc,tvc. ,uoy,iv
r rym tnT i"G"r than Yesterdays average;
ca"Ii,nE strong and 100 ::c higher than
hnitS - ihte s.H: practical ton afi.
,itk' ss'ohasi: pigs steady to strong:
ouk: ~ L" ii'.pound pigs so 1a35
.tr."ints. 100: kiilino clasS
y tr m5nE 70 &c higher: top lambs n..5: hulk
30! !.s'' ysIT.tnc wcthcrs mostly o s;gI
'Nv' ErlctN choice Cwcs !a.l<iur. b.s, ~,
iiSs!!s. 80 80. row sales feeder lambs. iO50SI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
CHICAGO GKAIN ii,RKEr

CHICAGO. Dec. ie.-BSar!sh economic
ana financial development, had a good
i,h! I" do today with sharp srtbayl,
which took place in the price OF wheat;
IN NJ mart ARK. G!oscd heavy: -. to- SIC ne,
March l5it i.aS, Corn lost -. q ~. oats
.'lE.Nsc and DIVISIONS 32m12
freaks in the value OF stocks. cotton
silver ana sugar rui bulls at a disadvan.
Tag from the outset IN III" wheat market
Much attention was ALSO given "a q state
,nrnt from The Federal Reserve Banl; OF
,hicnE"; pointing {" Imperative need OF
!pulG"tlon OF loans the part OF the
country banks: BESIDES. predictions were
current that there would he 80 per cent
increase OF wheat receipts in Kansas with
!" = fortnight Authoritative dcnials that
any SG'h increase was probable did
reach Chicago until after the market had
closed. Me"nwhiir. the market continued
to weaken although CA the decline Their.
was free buying 10 remove hedges OF,
'"n"dian wn.a: tnat presumably would he
sh!p pcd 10 Europe Signs OF ,lo;nrst Ia
MIl!lnK llnm:.Ml Mnrn l.lAn;,.l.. nL4irL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
CUItIt MARKET.

z O.
NEW YORK. Dec. le-rhc downws I'd
course Of prices continued In the curl,
l"arict 'ud.:. aud several new low records
were established. Traders sold stocks all
through the morning without much oppu-
sition and forced prices from 70 and
: points lower. There very little ra lly.
iE and closing prices were near the bot
star dard OIL stocks displayed heavier
sctirity and declined from to > points
fchcfal Asphalt common was pushed TO
new low. With a loss OF about , points
and the preferred stock declined steadily
~ me morning to ." bonds wcr" wra X
tlI:In 4 mimi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
SOUTHERN ASKS PERMIT
TO MAKE BIG BOND ISSUE
ICY Aasociatcd prcss1

W y S IL NC TON. Dec. lo.-Tbc
Southern Railway Company asked
permission OF the Interstate Conn
100000 development and guarantee
mortgage bonds at per cent, nav
able April |, 1856. to be pledged as
security in part for a government
runiDmapf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Dec. p.-rhc.c was nm
other decline in raw sugar prices today.
Hnl prices gold into new ow ground for
tae season under more liberal offerings
Closing a. 30; for centrifugal. There were
sd!cs late las; night OF 500 hays oc Cuba &
! lowed by transactions OF ,a,V bags Of
iort" EicoS 4; 5.0i Tor crntrifugai, and
II was said that more was offered without
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
RICHMOND TINES DISPATCE SATURDAY. DECEMBER II 1000

Joints higher 70 lower. but only ono
.nenth sod ahoy" yesterdays closing quo
,ntioh and ae;iv" positions late. showed
net LOSSES "t L" /. points. with March
contacts selling at zoo. MIrcn closed at
IL. with u. general list showirE AZ net
u.riine Of l. to /. pionts. Closing bids:
yeccihber. 6.t.: January. SCI: Marcn. i.J3:
MAJ. 80 July. .s5: September. sos: Oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
cOTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Dee. io-cotjons.ud oil
caScd somewhat IN sympatr.s with the
weak showing III lard aud grains. hut no
offerings OF crude. Final bids were ) to 10
toin:S net lower. Sales yi.n0. about hal
O.. which represented switches. Tenders
+" % barrels. i'riinc crude. go, nominal :
ptinie summer yellow sput closed at 500
January. 32n: March J5S. May. J.1S All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

EoportrI D? Eodgers. Piumiucr & Co.. Inc
Petersburg. Va. Dec. 10 1870
siANiSH-Farnn"rS' stock. market numi-
nal: .5c per bushcl.
VIRGIN las - Farmers stock market
nominal.
Fancy iuinhos. TO .c per 10
Jumbns. 10 e. r"r IL.
Extra prime. l." "a per 10,
Ifimc. . tO VIC IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Tonnnre SHOW. D..r..

NEW YORK. Dee. i0.-The monthly
sohnhgc report Of the United States
Today. showed 9.02l.ASl tons Of IN
llicd orders on hand November 30.
This IS "a decrease of Sl5,37Itons from
totalicd 9,S3tS5Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NV YORK. Dec, io.-Thc market for
,"sir" tniureS was lower today. owing 10
Scattrring Humiliation may also hmv, BEEN
~ u''.1 ~. ny the weak and unsettled rul
lnE ~! OihcT markets. Tho nr.r,,,,, "' :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11

'"Fn ana oats showed weakness largely
as "a re@lii OF liberal offerings nt corn ~
aIriEe. particularly f-om Scb-aSla p-o
N'S!onS GarH way with grain ami h,rr
.,.ni.nnaIlms IutMrcN ran&ci as fniln,Ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11

SAVANNAH. GA. Dee. Io.-Turpcntinc
nu'ct. VIZ: sales none: receipts. 30. ship.
incnis. Bic: stock. lisC6 Rosin quiet. Sales
none! none -r.S.iai". 80: shipments. .Sr,:
:toCiI. .s.tpi. quote: IL. -. L.. T., q, T. l.
h. VI. y WG. WV. ;i.tO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Nicnlori,,,,,


y ihlNSpN.-ln sad rcnrmhrancr of our
i"tored ana devoted mother. Addic ID.
Atkinson. VINO died December III 1916
=, .-----------------l Her Children.
J. hEASANTS.-in sad. nut LOVING. re-.
mcinbtanCe al our dear mother Rosn
fii9nnord Pieasan,s. VINO departed this
1919. ~
SSth e suffered patiently and long:
''e' hop.s were bright. her faith was
me me peace OF Jesus filed her breast.
H"" ia Ills arms she sank 20 rest.
~, cannot. Lord. Thy purpose See
M! nj al ~ wei that's don. by The.
"e i.hi was hard. bu, we'll no, com.
Bn, trust in God to meet again.
70 not ask W. IL we miss her.
~ .hcrc ~ such vacant pIaC.
~ We tlihh W. near her footsteps
''"" ''"6 80 Tor her smiling face.
i,own IN the lonely graveyard
ip,own IN the deep cold clay
ney iaid our Dear Mother
ohc year ago To-Day.
Itp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
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MISCELI..lSE OuS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Dee. io.-cottun goods to-
DAY were Sicadicr. hut very quiet. Yarn.
were :o'EcHhat St.adicr. with sales light
itur.uus were .as..r AMI at loves, poInts
thrs far reached. Wool WAS uu.vt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Dec. ~ 1920.
,R"marks: Fair SUM " OF cattle. Market
Sow and prices lower.
strictly good steers. 100 lbs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19
DoAIg Gd92o@4 nSaozabe
GRFDF PAPFP q ~%0<S< W.

down the front and around the bot
tom The bonnet has FUR" brim
and blue crepe paper crown and e
lined inside the lining stitched o. ne
sewing machine 20 give extra body
and strength The mun Is made ~
.imllasr fashion. Rene mher, The more
these paper clothes are made Ike
clothes % woven fabric. with stitch
hemga!ng and oyercaxting where need
"a the more sturdy they are
The crepe paper fer doll clothes
comes IA special fabric-shades. some
of them very rich and heauiifui such
49, tobacco brown. crimson. henna.
various tans. hunter sreen and SO en-
There are dainty shades 100. pale biues
and pinks and soft vcilows Dolly mas
have dozens OF fascinating frocks, with
wraps for every sort OF climate.
In one dress seen the frock was act
ualIV embroidered Daisies we're
worked WITH eolored wool On the wide
sash and on the hat, This frock was
made 81 pals yellow crepe paper and
the daisies we're embroidered IN white
and deep yellow. The sleeves Of the
frock were trimmed with double psta'-
inR. stitched on the sewing machine
ans it'fe gfill ~ the rleafinw
the neck The very full
founcns OF the skirt we're cut ont IN
scailops and the paper waS creased
ont along these scmliops, giving ira
skirt q sauey aare. pink saffn Yfbb7r
trimmed the hat ard made coqueftish
81 reamerA
crepe paper costumes arc aaed = lsn
FOR ehHdren's fancy dress parties and
these inexpensive. uuickig- made cok-
TUNES are q heen 20 mothers who used
20 feel the Christmas fancy dress cos-
TUNES ard nchool entertainment cos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

body VII object 20 buying q few
yards 81 paper - Doe cut up into doll
clothes. Another thing about these
fetching costumes. they can be made
on The sewing nachine--without hast
ing TOO. the bieadths merely plured
together And here and there II you
IKE. mucilaKo brush and pot can be
pressed into service.
How TO cut out the smart little
fr0cks and coats and pretty under
wear9 Why. according 20 doiI-cloth hes
patterns. " course. Just as you would
eut out fracks aud coats and under
wear Of six or avn. All The pattern
manufacture supply doIl-patterus
and any nlfie girl will nna happiness
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

Ia laying the cunning patterns on
lengths OF crepe paper and In cuttisg
out the Httle garments. These dovs
when yard of cotton lawn or ging-
ham costs such a pretty penny. any
mother has 60 think twice before sup
piyinE mill -Woven fabrics for scissors
welded BY youthful angers 70 slash
into. but with the crepe paper fabric
t is dimercnt--f fet. Yards arc
wasted in the cutting nut process. 81
VIII not matter particularly. And
these paper clothes last longer than
yol would think A crepe paper froek
well made. Ni'h hens run on the ma
chine has q good deal Of endurance
And when it does 30 20 pieces why.
al the more fan making dolly q new
costumet
The coat, bonnet ana nun se' e for
a biz doll. Imagine any mother LETT
ting her small daughter 81 ten or 80
have enough real wool-wcven cloth.
or siik, or velvet 90 cut up into these
smart Farmcnts-with wocl. velvet
and six costing what they do now
To say nothing Of fur trimming. But
here iT modish street outnt for de,iy
which might BE- MADE of rich fate
fix with gray fur trimming At nc
cost Of 80 much paper. and any happy
little SRI could make the oufft-sad
learn quite a let about home dress
making in the process
The coat e. deep blue and the EUR"
trimming IS made of pale gray crepe
paper crumpied np biz 70 give furry
euggesaon. Real ribbon may be used
and real cord for the nun. or ribbon
and cord may be 81 paper. The coat
f made exactly as cloth or silk coat
woald be- made. y has q deep yeke.
double. and me lower part Il hemmed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

90 HE new street styles IN Paris
show RltEhfiy longer skirta--now
that America IN trying 90 decide
49, pro or con IN regard 70 the abb
hreyiaiea skirt lengths that came over
with the early autumn models And
there h a tendency IN Paris, also. to-
ward slightly fuller akiFtm.-swlngirE
IN a graceful fare line about zen
ieshes frpm The Efound. THIS would
fust cossr the TOP - q buitoned boot
top. or spat. and T. a pretty length.
model ~ penon in black broad
elem Il tiKht IN bodice ara sleeve and
has 9 circular. narinE skirt edged with
black far. A narrow fur choker goes
around TIE neck. ard = cape. hanging
back % the nEure % the hips. 4 lined
Win white satin. A tsanvln suit Of
black velvet has the same circular
skift and he iaaaiy jacket ends A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

the waist line Ia - belt Of gold gal
Ion. a rinse 81 monkey FUR hanging
from belt 10 hipune The jaeket opens
In front 20 display narrow vesfec
OF bright six and has a youthful,
turned down Elton collar.
Poiret. always bringlng cut some
thing new and cnEag.nE. has launched
street costume combining circular
velvet skirt On black and a short white
srmine jacket appliqued on sleeve and
edge with arabesaues cut from black
velvet A low crowned black velvet
hat with q traiing white plume ae-
companies this smart costume. They
are wearing a great deal ~ moless n
IN Paris now--buf then Paris h daft
over gray tones this season. one OBJ
serves moieskln Jackets IN short. sauey
style. and graceful cape coats 20 the
nip. the cape an extension 81 loose
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-19

trimming Is lined with black satin and
y new and odd enough 30 please
caprlcIOus French taste this season.
Sport Furs Popular with santa Claus
sport furs must have a sauey, In
formal look--they are not supposed 10
suskest dignity and elegance like the
distinguished fur coat you wear with
your afternoon gown. white kid gloves
and dainty butioned boots. sport furs
suggest free and easy outdoor occa-
sions and have a style all their owR--
naturally style that express youth
fuiness and jauntiness. For sport
coats santa Claus viii prefer leopard
or muskrat--civet l. not fapcIed 80
much this year. Some OF the sport
coats are OF nutria and a stunning one
Is beited trinity At the waist with the
skirt OF the coat fiarlng jauntiiy TO the
knees below the tight belt--aa the girls
have been wa.ne their wool topcoats
this fail. betting them in trinity 10 give
a military silhouette.
4 very good looking sport coat =
OF gray squirrel with big collar and
enormous cuffs of pointed fox---a
handsome model THAI Raccoon coats
in jaunty thiriy-six inch length have
deep shawl collars and bell cuffs aud.
~ course, a belt. The dress eoat Of
fur may or may not possess pockets,
the sport coat always does. Rather
odd but one cannot assert extremely
attractive are sport coats Of black
Russian pony heited 81 the waist and
farlag jauntily AZ he hip. Collar and
cuffs are of raccoon or skunk. But
some women always seem TO fancy the