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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25
GAYLORD
MOTOR TRUCKS

Petticoats are cheaper; which prov
es that thing is not always valuable
merely because it is rare. Detroit
Free Press.
We clearly understand Elintein's
theory that the universe is finite or
we think we debut what puzzles
us is: What's outside of it?-New
York Call.
A woman employee of a Chicago
packing plant has linked together
enough frankfurters to reach rom
Maine to California; sort of Linkin'
Highway--Providen Journal.
A lot of merchants are stopping
eheir advertising because business is
bad. They should also stop their life
insurance because their health is bad.
-Baudette (Minn.) Region.
A Klu Klux Khan has been organ
lied in Russia that takes unpopular
agents of the Government out to the
city limits and shoots them. Evidently
the Bolshevik machine is beginning to
backfire. Seattle Times.
$500
The man that can invent way to
keep a mule so weak that his kick
won't hurt, and yet keep him strong
enough to do the blowing, can make
a lot. of money by selling the recipe
to the French Government for use on
Germany. New York Call.
do you think your father will for
give us for clipping?
I'm sure he will" answered the
bride.
..How can you be so sure?'
"Well, you see, dear, / felt little
nervous about it, so asked him before
we. started
Germany denounces the bill as a
crime against civilization. Well.
here's country that ought to know
a crime. against civilization when it
sees one New York Globe
$3.50
Economists say that Germany can
not pay the $4,000, 100000 indemnity.
In 1914 economists said that the war
could not last more than anew weeks
because of the cost Buffalo Express.
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If Morris Gest wins his $5,000.0G0
libel suit against Henry Ford's paper,
the latter will certainly be a Dearborn
Independent. Weston (Ore.) Leader.
$3.50
whats the good of wealth.
what indeed? have four automo-
biles and the doctor says / must walk
to and from the Office"
The chap who whines that he was
fool to get married never seems to-
remember that he was a fool before
that. Monet tMo) Journal.
$3.50
Since prohibition came in, says the
Onion King, Americans have taken to
eating onions As Lincoln prophesiedr
this nation is having new breath of
freedom. Chicago Tribune.
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COTTON SEED The Wonderful
Meade Cotton Seed, 11s in. Staple.
Early as short cotton; Value same
as Sea Island, but double yield: can
make bale to acre: SIS per bu.; Chufa
Seed, SC lb; Firm Globe Tomtao
plants, $1.40 per 1000. s to 10 inches
high. ]. E. FUTCH, Bowling Green,
Fla.-3-1S-2t. Is
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With Wits and "Funnies'

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Prices Of suits are now beginning
to suit Forbes New York;.
Deflation seems as bad for business
as for tires. -Greenville Is. Co. Pied
mont
Germany seems to think that repa-
ration calls for remarks instead OF
marks. Norfolk virginian-P Pilot.
$3.50
Well, why shouldn't Britain have
most of the oil? She seems to have
most of the troubled waters. Louis.
vile Post.
Some OF the small nations seem
bent on exercising their privilege OF
cCil-OAtCi luiuaIiOu. Aui n A1sCn-
ing Mail. =
One thing is certain. There isn't
any secret treaty between Great Bri-
tain and Ireland. New York World.
After all, luck is not entirely against
Henry Ford. The recount keeps him
out of the Senate. Philadelphia
North American.
1t is said that Harding completed
his Cabinet selections while in Florida
That's where the lemons grow.-Butte
Bulletin.
No objections to Mr.. Bryan leading
the Democratic party will come from
the Republicans Toledo Blade.
Ireland has given Lloyd George
enough practice for him to purify he
whole of Europe. Washington Post.
Germany seems to possess the idea
that the Allies should pay them for
quitting, when they did. Pittsburg
Gazette Times.
Kentucky women won't enjoy equal
rights until somebody discovers the
feminine for ''colonel.'Roanoke
Times.
If disarmament doesn't make us love
one another, it will at least make it
cheaper to hate one another.-Cleve,
land News.
Austria has asked permission of the
League OF Nations to unite with Ger
many. And yet people still say that
burnt child breads the fire. Nash
vile Southern Lumberman.
Boston operates a municipal pig
farm. Furnishing the pork to go with
the beans.-Louisville Times.
German royalty marrying out of its
sphere" sounds like an undeserved
promotion. Wall Street Journal
Lloyd George intimates that Ireland
must remain branch of the British
Empire Not. however. an olive-branch.
Nashville Banner.
Because the law is no respector of
persons is no reason why SO many per-
sons should be no respectors of the
law. Norfolk yirginian-Pilot.
California gains three new Congress-
men, which appears superfluous in a
State having Hi Johnson. Louisville
Times.
Germany must remember that it
was Bismarck who set the fashion in
indemnities. st. Paul Pioneer Press.
A flywheel in Rochester burst loose,
flew thirty rods over three houses,
and smashed into Miss Ewell's din
ing-room, but Miss Ewell was in the
kiechen and escaped injury. What a
lessen to the women folks. New
York Call.
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A Kansas banker has warned farm.
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Mr.. r. C. King Tells Wonderful
story About Rats. Read 1t

"For months my place was alive
with rats. Losing chickens, eggs,
feed Friend told me to try. RAT
SNAP. did. Somewhat disappoint-
ed at first not seeing many dear rats,
but in few days didn't see live
one. What we're not killed are not
around my place. RAT-SNAP sure
does the trick. Three sizes, 35c, Csc,
S1.25. Sold and guaranteed by The
Court Pharmacy. adj.
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FOR SALE-640 acres of land ! in Ma
rion county, Florida. Section 5. tip
IL, ange 20. $1,000 per acre. No
turpentine rights sold. r. f. D. No.
/, Box %. c. E. WARE. Greenville,
S. C.-3-11-6t.
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FOR SALE-Peanut Seed, very best
grade Florida Runner, SIC bushel.
Not tops but the kind that grow.
S. -P.BURTON, Spar, Fla.
3-25-1t.
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SUGAR

IL pounds of Sugar for 800 with
a dollars worth of other groceries, for
cash. Saturday and Monday only
H. B. WHITTINGTON
Corner Main and South End Streets.
II 2t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

Rub-My-T.sm relieves Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains. ff-26-i3t
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Best grade haid-tailored Genuine
Palm Beach Suits, all colors and sizes
Parker & Guynn.-3-1S-1t.
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1T is hard for me to choose, they
are all so pretty" remarked a lady
who was buying a HAT from FISH
Ell 5. LIMO
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WANTED-Man and wife, the man to
do farm work and the woman to do
house work If interested write to
S. F. ROU, Lowell, Florida. 3-25-4t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

FOR SALE Horse and Buggy also
saddle pony Apply at Farmers
Exchange Store. Ocala. Fla. 3-25-3t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

FOR SALE High Grade Jersey Cows,
fresh and heavy springers, register
ed Poland China hogs, all sizes.
SUWANNEE FARMS, LIVE OAK,
FLORIDA. 3-11-4t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

Any one needing an experienced
practical nurse, please call for Mrs.
Clara Gibson, 800 Daughrety st. If
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

FOR SALE-A few Jersey heifers.
Will accept corn or velvet beans in
part payment. j. E. Goodwin, Ocala
Heights Dairy.-3 A 1T.
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Ladies' Spring Hats. for dress and
street wear. Parker & Guynn. 3-1S-2t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

FOR SALE-W1s of sell of neA sec
ton IL, township IA, range % east. No
reasonable offer refused. Address
Mrs. Myrtle M. Lighthouse, Tofield
Alta, Canada.--3-4-4t
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CROSS TIE CUTTERs-Write for
special prices and ship your ties of
all grades to Gress Manufacturing
Company, Jacksonville, F1a.-3-5-1yr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

FOR SALE Japanese cane. Seed for
sale, $1,000 per thousand. Call at
H. and D. Garage, Reddick, Fla, or
E. H. Hopkins, Reddick. 1-21tf.
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FOR SALE-Improved japanese cane.
Seed for sale, $4,000 per thousand.
Call at H. and d. garage. Reddick,
Fla. or E. Fl. Hopkins, Reddick.
1-21-tf.
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FOR SALE 80 Day Velvet Bean Seed
For prompt acceptance and cash
with order we offer 80 Day Velvet
Bean Seed at $1.75 per bushel +. o.
b. LOWELL III. T. HALL CO.,
Lowell, Fla 2-25-tf.
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A Kansas banker has warned farm
ers that wheat may fall to SLIPS a
bushel, and he is regarded almost as
humorously as was the man who a
few years ago predicted that it would
rise to 81 bushel Milwaukee Sen
tinel.
Maud wasn't aware that you knew
Mr.. Steele Where did you meet him?
Ethel fell in with him while skat-
ing.
Before the modern girl kisses to
make up, she makes up to kiss Nor
folk virginian-Pilo
True, women's clothes still cost a
good deal But then. just think what
they have to show for it, Washing
ton Post
II you have lot OF old Junk. don't
throw it away and feel wastefuI: give
it away and feel charitable.
If the government really wants to
punish the bandits. why not make
them xigure out their income-tax re-
ports Springfield Leader
Evening star., 1921-11-09
RAILROAD MAGNATE DEAD.
William E. Baker Pioneer in
Electrification Work.

NEW YORK. November 9.-Wiliiar
Edgar Baker, a pioneer in the electri-
fication of railways. is dead at hi
home here. He was siXty-five years
old.
A native OF Springfield. Mass, Mr..
Baker was educated at Lafayette Col
lege, Of which institution he was 3
trustee for many years. He entered
the service of the st. Paul and Pacif
railway in 1877. and in 1881 became
chief of reconnaissance of the Cana
dian Pacific railway. He was con-
nected at various times since 1854 with
the International and Great Norther
railway, the Columbia lntermural ra il
way, the Metropolitan West Side Eie-
waited railway of Chicago and the Man
hattan railway, New York. of which
he WAS general superintendent from
1899 to 1902. He since has been Sc
nior member of the engineering firm
Of W. E. Baker & Co.
He supervised construction of cleo
trical equipment in western copper
mines. constructed the first bascule
bridge over the Chicago river and act
ed in an advisory capacity in the con-
struction Of the underground railways
In London.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
MRS. "A. s.. cUsHMAN DIES.
Expires in Hospital Following
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Major Operation.

Following major operation re-
Gently performed at the sibley Hos
pital. Mrs. Allerton 8. Cushman, wife
of Col. Allert9n s. Cushman Of 1914
1sth street, northwest. died at the hos
pital yesterday at / o'clock. The
illness which preceded the operation
was most sudden, for Mrs. Cushman
had but recently returned from Eu-
rope, where she had been travelling
with her husband during the summer:
Mrs. Cushrnan was the daughter OF
the late DR.. Courtland Hopptn, ana IN
addition to her husband is survived by
q, son. Charles Cushman, student at
Harvard University.
News Of the death Of Mrs. Cushman.
has come as a heavy shock to her
many friends in Washington. Long
q resident OF the National Capital. she
had during her life here become inti-
mately identified with the social and
cultural life Of the community. SO
quietly that few were aware OF 1t. she
had devoted herself to the further
ance Of variety OF welfare and
charitable works In the District
bringing \ her work q splendid SYM
pathy aid understanding for the
needs Of those she sought to aid.
Funeral services will be held at. :
o'clock tomorrow at st. Johns Church.
Interment will he In Christ Church cem-
stery, Pomfret, Conn. Pallbearers will
be Dr. Ralph Jenkins, Clarence r. VIII
son, Bond Cochran, Joseph Bradley, Dr
Wayman Cushman and Victor Cush'
man. .....a. .,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
URGE MORE POLICE.
Mount Pleasant Citizens to Take
..f Plea to Association.

More extensive patrolling Of streets
by the police in the northwest section
Of the city was urged by the executive
committee Of the Mount Pleasant Citi-
zens' Association at a meeting last nigh:
in the home of its president. Col. Will
liam E. Rogers. The committee will
voice its desires before the whole asso-
citation for formal action at the mex.
meeting, which has been put forward
one week to November 49,.
The committee was Of the opinion that
while the present policemen on duty in
that section were doing their full duty.
the territory they were required to
cover was too wide for their numbers
More policemen for this work will be
The decision to change the date from
Saturday. November r.. to November
10 was taken when II woe po'rtn1 out
that many members would be unable to
attend this week In view of the at>er-
activities OF, Armistice day: The meet
ing will be held in the Johnson-P Powell
School. : q. g.. s.-.,.-.....
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Silk Underwear-Rare Appreciation Values
Camisoles, Us,'slly s. to S.,
$l.85, $2.85, $3.S5

An almost endless assortment
Of styles In delicate ce,orinss
Tailored models In radiuna, Moon
Clio and crepe de chine, trImmet
with hemstitehlne and embroId.
cry. Others display val lace and
dainty. rosebuds. coIors:, Flesh.
white, orchid.
81 to $l2 Envelope Chemise
$z.85, $3.85, A.SS, $6.85
Words cannot DO Justice to
these dainty, delicate style crea.
tIons, fashioned Of crepe de chine,
satin and peorastte, and enriched
with val and .fiief laces. Also
trim tailored effects Sof radlun,
Moon. Clio and crepe dc chine,
with hemstItehed and tucked
yokes. Colors, are orchid, iiaht
blue, flesh and white.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TALKS
!. s. Braithwaite of London VIII
Speak Here This Week.

/ John Sidney Braithwaite. n. A., c. 3.
B., of London, England, will lecture
at First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Columbia road, tomorrow and Friday
evenings.
Mr.. Braithwaite Is member of the
board OF lectureship Of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. in Boston.
Mass The subject of his lecture is
"Christian Science; The Key to Self
Government"
He will be introduced tomorrow
evening by William J. Tucker, first
reader of the church, and Friday
evening by Mrs Harriet Hitchcock.
second reader.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
CARDS Or inANns.

CAAUS OF hA.NNS-
HAG3Y.. We wish to express our sincere
: thanks and appreciation to our relatives and
friends for their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful .foral tributes rendered us during
the -illbess and at the death of our beloved
mother; Mrs. HARRIET N BAGBY.
RUTH AND NAE, :
DRooKiNB. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and APPRECIATION to our many friends
for their sympathy and the beautiful floral
tributes rendered as at the death Of our hus-
WPS. II. H., ,BRooKINs, JAMES BRoOK1Ns
: AND LAURA BRoOKINs. -
TURNER. We wish to express our sin,ere
thanks and appreciation Ia our many friends
for their kind sympathy and for the beautiful
fioSal tributes rendered US at the death of
our beloved son, husband and father. FRED
.M TuREER, :. y ~ -..s FAMILY =
WHITE, We wish to express our sincere
fhahks and our appreciation to the many
i friends for their kind sympathy and to, their
{. headtifuI AAflaa tributes rendered m ut the
death ef HARVEY o. WHITE. who died No
ysusbss 8. 1874. TIE FAMILY. :
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Dp
Two Appreciation Days in One Tomorrow

New goods will be added-los will be condensed day
earlier Friday shoppers will be taken Of Thursday Surely
you do wish this extraordinary eventhousands of
dollars worth Of and fashionable apparel and accessories at
savings of II = today low prcesas appreciation of
your year-rornd patronage!
The and dresses creating sensation ts not at
all exaggeation the Misses Department breaks all records
the underweark underwear Philippine underwear the prs
test had and the extraordinary Silk petit
breakfast and negge make gloves
silk hosierybuy for yourself buy for Christmas,
doing. It's worth while thinking ahead.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
FAREWELL MEETING TONIGHT

DR.. Lewis u. Purdum, who is leaving
the Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church 70 take the pastorate OF the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church Of Dover,
X. H, is to be rendered a farewell re-
ception tonight at the church:
Addresses will be made by Rey., W. A:
Morgan, Rev. Frank E. Bigelow and
y9ev Georua Miller. :.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Misses Wear a
Big Attraction

Ko
The Misses Section is one of
the busiest spots in our shopl
Just read these Appreciation
values and you'll see why!
Misses SIS to 500 Winter
Coats, $3.50
Blouse back and straightIIne
models Of PanveiaIne, Poiiyanna,
Morrets and Erminie, ornamented
with embroidery or self stitching.
Collars are Of SELF material and you
may select from such favored
shades as Sorrento, Malay, REIN
deer, navy blVe and black.
Misses $3.50 to SIS Coats
$3.50
OF Norn1andie, Bolivia and Nor.
rett. Straight iineS and befted
models, trimmed With collars Of
squirrel. coioss: Navy, brown
and reindeer.
Misses $3.50 to $1l5
Winter Coats, $500
Large fur collars OF beaver, wolf,
nutrIa ard Australian opossum Or.
nament these superior coats OF
PanveIaine, orlando, Corona and
Morrett, A magnificent array Of
new styles In navy, black, brown
and Sorrento.
Misses Sis to $l45
Coats, SOS 49,
Many exclusive styles, among
than the detachable capebaeks.
Made Of the finest Marvetia, Pan.
.,>IaInA DAIfvanna EvnSa and Err,
nnlnle, elaborately embroidered or
with great fur collars, cuffs. and
tabs. Hand.tailored throughout.
In navy, brown, voinay red, REIN
deer and black.
Misses $l45 to $500
Coats, $110
Most luxurious style creations Of
the season. One Of a kind only,
fashioned Of Marvella, Panve1aine.
Orlando and Audreau; trimmed
4rla, squirrel and wolf. Smart,
wrappy effects that will command
instant attention.
Misses A5 to SIS Silk
Frocks, Featured, $29.75
Simply charming, these frocks Of
canton crepe, satin.faced canton
and brocade satin. A great va
riety Of styles, including straight
lines, tunics, side draped and blouse
effects, assure you Of finding the
They are trimmed with beads or
monkey fur, and are to be had In
navy, black and brown
Misses s65 to SO so Silk
Frocks, $3.50
The finest Of sIIks-mostiy one Of
a kind and showing many new
sleeve styies-bouffant and straight
line drapIna-satin and lace COM
bInations, canton crepe, SILK fatlle
and a few silk veIvets beaded In
contrasting coIors. or silk embroId-
cred In bright shades-in navy.
wonderful Appreciation values!
Misses SIS and $40 Wool
Frocks, $21.75 -
For business and street wear
M'sses' Frocks In Poiret Twill and
TrIcotine, made In coat effects,
blouse styles and straight lines
have blue only with silk stitching,
silk braid or Just little beading.
Misses $67.5 to S110
Cl~th Dresses, $3.50
Handsome Cloth Dresses Of Pi-
and Canton crepe-steeI bead trim.
ming. French knots and silk bra'ds
and In a variety Of STYLES which
show coat effects and side pan.'s,
some Of which are plated. Navy
blue, black and brown-dresseS Of
character and distinction for the
young woman. 5.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
~ to 81 Silk Blooners and
Step-Ins, 81 IS, $3.S5 and

Bso~
An Of them made Of those finer
.Fks go much In demand-radium
silk, Moon-Glo and crepe de chine
beautifully finished with ruffies,
h-nstitchlno or picot edgIng; In
white and flesh. Unusual values
even at Appreciation.
$50 to SIS Gowns and
Pajanas, 4.S5. $6.S5, $S.S5
< and $9.85 S.
Four big groups. each contain
ing typical Appreciation values.
Included are gowns and two .piece,
paJamas, cIeverIy designed In
crepe de chine, satin and geore-
cite, ornamented with dainty
,rosebuds, medaHions land val or
fIlet iaces. Also tailored models
o. fadiun1 silk, Moon Clio or
heavy crepe de chine. The colors
are flesh, white, light blue and
orchid.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
"Pape' Cold Compound" Breaks Cold in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stufcd-up! Quit blowing and
snulng dose of "Papes Cold Compound taken two
hours until three doses arg taken usually breaks cold right up
The first dose opens cogged nosrs and air passages
OF head running relieves headache duness fever
ihness, sneezing
Papes Cold Compound is the quickest relief known
and only few drug 1t acts without assist
auce. Tastes nice Contains quinne Insist uoon Papes.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Silk Stockings
i Pairs for %

Full-fashioned pure thread
silk-biack, white. brown and
cordovan. Just a, dollar savedl
Evening star., 1921-11-09
JES!:;:&!!:!!eN:s {: ! :: E
q 1916 F St. NV.

SIS to SIS Silk Negliges and
Breakfast Goats. Very lovely, at
SASS.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Centermeri "Fielder"
C'oves, Pair. s., IS
S. Long French Kid
Cloves, Pair. ,$3.95

Yes. real $500 quality, and only
$S.95! These gloves are In f2. but.
ton length and made Of select skins
with white stitching and Paris
point backs. Also tan and cham.
pagne.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
s. 50 and SO
P;dl..rs Tailored Silk $5.85

Fashioned Pan and long roll collars and turn
back Ss represent styles that eagerly
souat regular prices In fine knife pleatInS
Of ssas nateha edges pieatsd closing, also
the collar cuffs. The silks fne Pussy Willow,
radIun tafseta broadeoth. Silk In white, bsqus,
flesh color, gray and navy blue. -,
$3.50 to $3.50 Blouses. Sass
verbouses styles in light and dark ahades.
esorsets and crepe Do chine embroidered beaded
or In contrasting shades.
$40 to $3.50 Suit Blouses,; S7.85
ov.-b'c. ees, beaded. eubrodsrsd and lace trimmed
-sIt shades.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

$?2s "a Sam pudsrz. Seal Coats. $295-$365
OF fine quality Hudson Seat. IN So to IS Inch
lengths. with collars and cuffs Of natural skunk,
squirrel and beaver Or al seat Extra long line col.
s4Eh tn Se7e p"a-o- Seal Wraps, 1896 & $495
Fine Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps, Is to 4s inches
ono-ln original models. including Revifion Freres-
with straight lines, draped yoke backs long Line
shawl and brushed chin chin collars.
S22s Mole Coats S255
Three quarter. length Coats Of the finest Scotch
mole, with ri collar bell cuffs convertible belt
and beautiful seRcoior figured Innings.
s'ra Natural M''.l~at Coats. $125
misses model.
s'1o M~rr'ot Goats, SIS
36.ach Coats In rich dark brown made with LARGE
cape collar, bell cuffs and all silk lined.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

Handsome Cloth Dresses Of Pl.
quetine, combined with Duvetyn
and Canton Crepe-steei bead trim.
MING, French knots and silk ibra'ds
and In a variety Of stvIes which
show coat effects and side pan-'s,
some Of which are plated. Navy
blue. black and brown-dresses Of
character and distinction for the
Young woman.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-08
FIND ART TREASURES.
Italian Govt. to Investigate How New
 York Museum Obtained Them.

New York. March S.-An inquiry has been started here by Italian gov ernment representatives to learn how the Metropolitan Muesum of Art ac- quired tho famous Pinturicchio fres- coes, which it is claimed were stolen years ago from the Palazzo del Mag nifico, in Siena.
 Italy, it is said, believed the ceil- ing panels lost forever until il learned that they had been placed on exhibition here early this year.
 The executive staff of the museum after discussing the request for in formation announced today the mat ter would he submitted to the trus- tees. It is not customary. they said, to divulge information of the nature requested. The frescoes were brought from France in 1914.