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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07
LABOR AND MACHINERY.

BY means Of the use Of machinery one man can
perform as much work as was formerly performed
by several men working by hand. To how much Of
the resultant saving is the one remaining laborer
entitled?
One labor journal reasons the thing out some
thing after this fashion:
Suppose that men working by hand were paid
one dollar a day. A machine is installed by means
OF which one man can produce as much as was
formerly produced by ten men. The one man who
is required to operate the machine is paid FIVE dol
lars a day. Compared with the former rate that is
a high wage. But in fact the manufacturer is rob-
bing his employee Of five dollars a day, because he is
getting from, the one man for five dollars the pro-
duct for which he formerly paid ten dollars"
That is the kind Of argument that is being dished
out in certain advanced labor circles, and it is ac-
|cepted by not a few. 1t is based on disregard of the
principle that progress is a social matter, and not
something which should affect only a particular
group. In such cases as the above there are three
parties in interest, and not only one. There is the
employer. who directs the investment Of the capital
which represents the ACCUMULATION of property re-
sulting from the enterprise, industry and thrift Of
himself or some other person or persons. There is
the laborer who contributes his physical energy and
his skill. And there is the consumer of the product.
whose need creates the demand for the labor and
the investment of the others.
In any rightly organized society the benefits
which flow from the use Of new mechanical devices,
new methods and improved distribution do not be-
long to the manufacturer, the laborer or the con-
sumner alone. They are divided among the three, and
they represent increased profits to the one, better
wages, and therefore better living conditions and
better opportunities to the other, and greater pur-
chas ing power on the part. Of the third. ,.y
AS a matter of fact, in spite Of all the irregular
tiles and inequities which are to be found, the dis
tribution of benefits actually works out in most
cases in just that way.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07
ANSWERS 70 QUESTIONS.

", a. How is the percentage OF BASE
ball teams arrived at? F. Fs
A. 70 determine the percentage OF
kAines won and lost, divided the tots,
number Of games ron and lot into
the number won. In all cases where
the remaining fraction is one-half or
over. a point ie added to the average.
9. What denomination is the Lit
tie Church Around the Corner? A.
F. F.
A. This is an Episcopal church,
the real lame Of which is the Church
Of the Transfikuratibn.
9. What presidents st the United
States were the sons Of preachers?
H.NE. r.
A. Che iter A. Arthur, Grover
Cleveland. ana Woodrow Wilson are
presidents WIG we're Sons Of minis
ters of the gospel.
Q. What is the nature Of the court
in Washington known as.the Court
of Claims? =. E. p.
A., The Court of Claims vas es-
tAblished BY congress; in 1855. 1t con-
sists Of a chief Justice and four Judges.
and holds annual sessions in Wash
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07
HARVEST LABOR

Nifh the northwest harvest inst vel under
&Aaey, IN with The prosperity q i vast region direct
EE816pendent on thessale gathering 81 tits crcp, ne
Ge1eNfi I'D no.tifse for slaekening effort III lie nroper
(1Si6atiou 81 harvest iabor thfoa9hout thie teiri.
T. AdefAt S6ieisls ~ sst4uestiopabiys ieht IA
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EVENING EDITION..

TTEF=Es GaEng@SH yEEtt LAtE4G5EslS -
trrton. II has Jurisdiction ovsr I'll
nIeims fIcept pension foundedsu upon
ths constitution or the laws o1s con
s.s.s Az rpon any contract. .ea-
nresssA dr IMPLIED, with the govern
taAnt Of the United states. doec
~ i.c1,,de war clatrntsS y aatt1d1e
cates casss III which the Unfted STATES states
is defender. .
hnrfed crosswtse at hts fest2 -. -. y.
a. The superintendent q LeSE1ns-
ton cemetery says that ow1n6 g tne
tspace In the vault and In accoaaane
with the wishes OF the Iamiiy ,ne
body Of Mrs Clay was placed ~ Nnt ls
g. What is the Rialto Of New
: oaA The Riaito, the meeting pneD
Of the theatrical profes ion IN POP.
Mons centeS, was first applied -
New York to the section on -Four
faenth street between Broadway anN
E1onrtb avenue, but has now been Z
tended to the portion Of -
between Fortieeh and Frftfeth streets.
q. Has an instance ever Reenn
known Of a person's havtns moro
than ~ ribs? n. J. I.
A. Very rarely the ribs are g
or less numerous than rma out
4 not unusual deforrnity II tho non-
attachment OF the anterior end OF n
tenth rib so that It too - q floating
q. DID Eleanor Kobson ever play
"~Jut1et"? G. E. r.
A. Eleanor Robson played Janet
to Kyrle Bellows Romeo In 1908.
q. When were roller skates In
vented? H. D.
A. The roller skate was paterted
In France az early as 1919. but It was
not perfected in ITS present form un-
til 1874.
Q; Will any chemical melt or
soften glass? P. G.
A. Glass can not bS melted or soft
ened by use Of q chemical.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07

City, County and State paper for Grand Forks County,
North Dakota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07

wise, potatoes, Choice Of beverages
Is between milk, buttermilk, matted
mix, cream and vichy, Postum. KAT
fee Hag, and weak tea.
.F3T luncheon and dinner, choice, Of
six soups-all .vegetabls-excant
oyster stew. Any unsa1ted fsh. Meat
once daily, and sparingly. Choice be-
tween v meats. 1t is not to be salt
ed, The allowance of vesetab,ex Ia
large. but sailing is prohibited Tha
same liberality and the same prohibit
ton applies to salads.> .
The bread selections are about -
Tor breakfast. -Four choices 81 cheeaa
are offered. The ten deasnrts FRA
fruits. custards and ice cream. TIA
beverages are about the same a.
those at breakfast.
IT MAY MEAN nioCY.
". NJ. K. writes: What il tho
cause OF a 8 months old baby keApins
time? open al the
us there anything to ston m
would %adenoids and tonsils cAusa
-, ana II 80, how old before ,thAv
could be taken out?" 1880
REPLY. q
This is a symptom which. ooeA s,or.
ally, is significant.
,,nt,m may mean idiocy, or lack o$s
'"3roia or adenoids or sore Eufhs
s'na out what 1t means In this cAse
Rsres vefn Yourself accordingly.
move adenoids in q baby under i xAss.
BoLs A SKIN D1sEAsp.
.H. =. writes: II. please tai "a
y Dolis9is q skin disease a. VA Ma
o'cou ! have had ten IN euneaihnn
Ia. Is = cold shower every morn.
= NV % R 8 paS 40 ysars oId1"
/, Skin. Read the book AZ IAN
HOW ABOUT roxsr1A rrErr,
Miss u. @. writes: ~ arn n 49,.
old and have had III. VIM ~ 49, -
ssnse I was 9. I used 10 Vt ~ ~ I
thrs every March. but for tte M
.rr- seaas didn't get one. 4
taci weeks 9 I got & asvlfs ~
mucn With my left .han6. 49,
urops which We're sprescpfbAA n, ~
every year when the hffacE :. 9
! va tcia q AXE tosies. 81 ],
ni,ss vatus dance is duS to tnfe4tion
III you have ma n..1xaa.4..x
~ lafecti0n, Aas.f t0r aacueS
teeth, about your tans.is. ssAspsids1
Attended 10, SuN A9aAa ~
.na's aa ! IN ,oa n.Aa ~. .ansa,n.
ThA best tSnie6 ~ 80
1854 wfseiA WnSss ~,
eSeen. ye9etAkloA. ssSsNE 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07

originator of a chain letter. This IS,
however, only .a9theory. Some chain
letters read like the product Of a
joke loving school boy.
The good luck epistle is only one
type of chain letter. It IL perhaps
the least Objectionable type because
it does not attempt to get money or
'1nAtor. As soon as the chain letter
enters the business field it takes on
a more serious aspect.
The p~ostotfice department eets nu.
merous inquiries from people who re-
allie that the chain system has re-
markable possibilities al a business
device. A firm wants to sell gloves
or stockings or stick pins, perhaps.
It plans to print books of tickets. "a
buys one ticket for one dollar and
sends the ticket and three dollars
more to the firm. In return he re-
ceives the stick pin, advertised as q
book Of three tickets. r
One dollar is the price Of the pin.
He RECEIVERS the three dollars sent in
extra by selling the three tickets at
one dollar each. The buyers then
each send three dollars and the tiG,s4
ct to the firm, gets a pin and THREE
tickets and sell the tickets, and 80
the project advances.
the llrm cannot lose money. It
sets the price OF ~ article ana the
money OF the next three customers
before 1t delivers a pin.
If the buyer cannot sell the three
tickets sent him he lo,es that money
and the firm profits BY his loss.
The Postal Guide says that: End.
less chain enterprises Edes1gred Tor
the sale or disposition of merchan.
disc or other things Of value through
the circulation or di distribution OF
Coupons tickets certificates in.
and the like are held to
embrace the elements of a>lottery and
also to be fraudulent"
CHARITY Chain Letters.
The chain scheme has been Ann,,ea
to charitable purposes. OreAnizatinnA
Of high standing write 70 the pogtof-
flee to know whether they ma So
licit funds by sendine ont chain lat.
ters. Each person would he SIZED
to contribute. perhaps. 10 cents ana
copy the letter five times. In other
CAGES the charitable organization 81.
lists only in the mind Of the writer
The charitable chain letter asking for
a few cents seems an easy wAy to gel
rich quick.
n nna ,,st. ,,,,.,..,
wrote ~. nnw : :. la Pay
"A I'm fnnas ~ rhas, ,nt.a.anss
rvinr IN * * cants 10 ~.
naaiiine a. fS,,r cont, ~ ~ ' nv
Some one n the pnStai ,srvtrn 70.
y,red mt hou thEs ~. ra.ti., = d
sum az * cents wn,,1a r,,,,, ttl1 !,
1.-The chain. were :. rrsaa nhrniIIss =.
1.-The twentv.fyfth -sarias TN 49, :.
OF persons reached. he. said, would 5;
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07

AIRING TRAVELLERS, FOOD.

AfriNG TRAVELLERS FOOD.
People with disorders Of "A Sort
or another sometimes hesitate to
travel. because they cannot get the
food they need.
or course. it Is well for a person
who Is Out Of sorts to keep on home
base, but there are occasions when
faring forth may be necessary or ad-
vfsable.
The waldorf Astoria has had a
dietitian arrange a Acientiic diet serv-
Ice for such Of their patrons as have
any n Of some twenty disorders.
For instance, menu No. ] is for per-
sons with atomic constipation. This
diet list il built principally around
breads cerealh. fruits and vegetables.
For breakfast. there IL a choice OF
five kinds OF bread, all made with
bran or whole wheat; a choice Of six
cereals. one containing agar ana all
containing considerable bran: a choice
and three preserved fruits; omelette
with vegetables and beverage.
For luncheon and dinner, choice OF
whole wheat a>d bran breads; vege-
tables, salads, ana vegetable SOUPS
galore, desserts, consisting OF fruits
and Ice cream and a beverage. Among
the beverages are: cider. lemonade.
grape Juice, and orange Juice.
The diabetic calls for menu No. ).
This diet 10 composed of bread substi-
tutes: sugar substitutes: low cArbohy-
drAte Yesetab les; meats and fats in
fair quantities.
For breakfast. there Is choice q,
APPLES. pears. grapefruit and oranges.
all served without sugar. A choice ~
three cereals 10 allowed, One con-
taihs bran and p is made from soya
bean. Five OF the Blk breads are
nude from casein or soya beans. OnA
tissbran cakes. The allowance Of fish.
meat, and eggs is liberal. The bey.
erages nay be sweetenSd with
sAccharin.
For luncheon and dinner, choice Il
between five meat, soups. Choice ar
meats is liberal. Among the verets-
bles allowed are spinach, mushrooms.
tnaulinower, cabbage, pumpkin. green
strinG esans; s%Auerkrapt. onions,
romaine. esdive. water cresS: -esesrcie'
celery, ehicory. Dressing nj ID
MAyonfiAise or French.
Choice Of nuts between jwalnuts.
hIbers, butter nuts. pecans, hrA1ii
nNts. alynonds. Cheese. The dessert
ts made without sugar. The bread n
tine same % that 81 brsakfast.
The heart ana kidney disease
f!oup the old and thoee With ifirh
lSleo4 pressure sslset tiseir mtais from
Tor .brsaNfaAt, they cheese frA,1 !
Nceral liet AZ ffuitt. They sel4et On
~ four cefeals,S but they ssAGst NJ ~
the one sSieqted, No fesfricfionS n
lrsAcsd n nsAe4D. fheslnjIactien n
10 ~ plenty 81 unsaits6 butf1r. =
Aad SesSs. - - siiSss4. AZ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-07

Washington, y. ,Cs Aug. A.-ChAin
letters are Attracting : attsntion jnst
now. "A good luck chain lister which
the recipient IL supposed to copy nine
times and mail to nine other people
has brought in some indignant COM
m~unications to the postoffice depart
ment.
This particular letter, which is to
"go three times around the world"
forming q good luck chain, is typical.
1t says tina great happiness will come
to you in nine days II you mail nine
copies within "a hours. If you don't
you will surely be a victim Of bad
luck. and stress Ia particularly laid
one who breaks the chain. In fact,
the promise Of happiness is given in
about 10 words. All the rest Of the
paragraph to be copied issused to put
q superstitious fear into the receiver
Of the letter, to force him to continue
the chain. (
The restriction Of only two days
grace in which to forward the letters
is a psychological touch. If no time
limit, or q distant date, were set the
individual~would be apt to forget all
about the AFFAIR Also, by fixing tho
number Of copies at niue there Ms q
good chance of advancing the chain
surely and rapidly. People would
grow disgu 5ted and revolt II too much
work were required.
Copies Of this letter, which seem
to be broadcaated all: over the count
try, haye reached. some unsunersttE-
tious persons, ana they sei1ed PEN or
typewriter to demand why the post
office should allow such matter to
clog the mails. One writer was in
dirnant that such things should come
to- him Disguised as legitimate cor
respondence. Whether he thinks the
postoffice department should open all
Of his mail or use an X-rAy or q ouija
board in order to extract the annoy
ing chain letters 10 not cartain. II
is certain that the postofuce cannot
distinguish q good luck chain letter
sent first class from any other mail
and It does not try.
There is a section of the penal Gods
making it unlawful to send through
the mails matter having threat q
letters containing any threat are
mailed on postal cards they are with
drawn by the postmaster and not de
livered. What kind of luck the send.
or has coming to him in that event
1t would betintAfeStin9~to know. The
magic chain 10 certainly damaged Il
not broken.
But when tho rood luck conmun(.
cations are GENT ~ first clasa matter
the p~ostoffice delivers them like any
other mail. The originator ofNthe
letter remains anonymous 70 that &C
ton ~ practically Impossible. The
lonly cure for the lucky chain lette,
epidemic reSts With the public. j
neonlA raflasA ia AA.opArAt0. the prot.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
ISnENED FOR QUICK
EEFERENCE
Use the Teiepkonc-Cnll Randolph
Ask for Want Ad Taker

Ask tor Nunt AZ lnkcr
Classined advertisements ordered
Tor THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH dal!y morning edition VIII.
appear in the BeIt edition OF THE
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morniES M
evening service in all Instances. WITT
the exception OF TIA T. : UN ID a y
TIMES DISPATCH which Ia pric 81
separately.
schedule OF Want AID Rates
2c WORD oanY, ulInlTuu;n
zoe, set soi:u-
az "a word sunday. minimum,
.o,, sct solo
consecutive insertions. IN
Guiding sunday. Be word.
consecutive Insertions. In
ciGulus sunday. loo "A word.
tSotr the red uctiun for consecutive
tns.rtIouh.)
DtApiay Type
The larSest type permitted in tn,
Want Al Ua.es ~ u point, and TIL
tmaI!est space in NuiIn l2-poInt
pc All iaaS be set 10 UGe ibGb. i le
rate 10! th!S laTAe tyne ~ CCntA
'"nfC dd!!y ana ~ CeatB - Hord sun
Jay. The same scale OF reductions
VII apply as for regular want ads.
Gaps. pTohcn lines, ~uIt. SPACE are
=Lai-ed :Ur at tLc regular wCrd rate
--Ssi!nIHI" . words 20 the line.
Longer terIu rates 10; business All
*! t!sS.s On request
AdN ~ t5cnIents IeCe we'd :ts late IA
10 A. NJ. ano 10 l.. u. each week. day
ana Up 10 +. VI. Saturday ior correct
r!asS!iicatlon IN the next EDITION.
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Commonwealth Touring

u.ntrst muG,D. Cost. $i.a>. S.crlNyc
Tor $3.50. This car IS araud-u,w and has
"e."r been gs.I.
W :. Abbey.
RAN. 1856.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
- ----a--= =-=ar---=-
Lost ana Found

IiNK rIN-i.us,. probably on Brond
street. between Thlrd aud seventh.
hRr pin. sc; with pearls ana sapphire.
Reward II returned Phone Madison
.3ic.
street nr Broad and Twenty MIA ear.
howard. SOC Nor'h rw.nty-third.
kENS-I.ost. bunch 81 keys. Reward. Re
turn-not to i2oi GroNc--but to 1906
Eluyi Gcrvas :. Taylor.
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Personals

CARPETS. russ auI dtapc..e- cl,sr-.,
aHd stored. star C.,aulng Co. s.,.,.
'!s i.ast Broad. plant, .-y. Dane. ST
WILLIAM 49, MATTHEwS--Cpn. srrr..
INVESTIGATIONS. formerly NIta rUi,a. d..
InNtstiEat!uu. q. s. Department O. s...
w.. "a n, !, yesL, ,,,oee%. h.as
iHE nisRATcH cisAGGod "a. bring 81.
aud 9uick Iesu!ts.
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WANT ADS
EMPLOYMENT
SnlcsIricr and Agents

SALESMAN
Selling custom tailoring di-
rect to wearer, to handle
custom-made shirts as Il
side line; liberal commits
sions; fall line ready now;
territory open in Maryland,
Virginia, West = Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee.
Write today to
DE LUXE SHIRT CO.,
Peachtree and Auburn
Avenue,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mourning Orders DYED.

Orders received t-.ore 8 a ~ returned
same day aaG.sou Cleaning Co.. No.
O. soIth E.;n street Hou.csII 81
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-AIaIc

- A1C
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Following railroad me-
chanics and helpers, at the
rates of pay established by
the United States Railroad
Labor Board:
70 Gents Per Hour
Machinists, boilermakers,
Blacksmiths, Sheet Metal
Workers, Electrical Work
ers, Passenger Car Repair
crS.
60 Cents Per Hour
Freight Car kepairers.
AZ Cents Per iiour-All
helpers in all trades.
In accordance with reso-
buttons issued By the United
Roard INV INV o .'.u - g y -,
nrnvan nv no p,o' ;i ''u "p
his ,nrocI.na,;nn ~ Ill,
1ith nav mem .,cnon 10y
emnIovmen, ai,r ~ y !; >
t thei, S,.irhts "a" aod arc Il no J,
srrikebrcakrrs and nav,e
the moral AS We'll AS lepai
right 70 engage III railroad
service, ana NH have pro
lection OF every Drancn Of
governments, bo1n state anu
national.
Apply at
Newport News, Va.
Richmond, va.
Giill on Forge, va.
hinton, w. Va.
'''I'i ( w. W. a.
Russell * Y.
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EEES from National Show prize winners
iiEht ani dark barred Rocks Par,rIdr.
plymouth Rocks. =. &. RhOd. island
nyhs. 5. G Black Minorcus and $. L.
Nnlte LeShorn. I'd. k.ch H. f. d. No
=. Dnl Road. Randolph 1890
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Do You Really Want
to Buy
Nj. LEINSON.

Then zee
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Situations wanIcd-I.cmnIe 80


DNESSMAk ER--EHpcrienced dres,makcr.
designing and AttinK especially, now EN-
ul"y"d. Wall take position with ready-to-
wear shop or dressmsker. boulevard
so5i-J.
-rEHDGkAPHER, cIp.rianced good edu.
cation. desires position. Box leo
care The Dispatch.
YOUNG LADY desires clerical work: have
had eNpcriencc. Cat! Randolph s3Ot.
EXPERIENCED color"d s!ri want, piac.
.: some KIM. Apply 5c7 Sor,h flrs,
Madison Glow.
Situations Nanted-AInIe s.
nooKKEErEn- young m<n. quick an!
accurate ~ figures. thorough ono" iuan
and doubt" entry hoo.k,cu-T. desires 70
MAKE "nsnsc. Boa q 100. care III.
Dispatch.
DKuGGiST-wantrd. hy an experienced
registered man. a position. small toxin.
pr,:rrr"I Al T-r"iruc-s Address
Ds.rsis', AT. !. ia, Columbia Road.
Washington. y. q.
Naturalization a. wst,hiuan. tye.r..
experience. G.,t.c..ss i":,t,uc-s !'Aun-
hIgl.vnrd 1880
wANTEb-roe!'t"n hy band ,nx n..r.
years CNpnrl,u,. U.s. r,,.,ulcs o. IL
Ed""rds, React HAND. :. (.
DRUG STORE FOR sale. ,.,,pl.sA,d drIs
store. residential. Nlur.ss 4 III. car
in Dispatch.
FOR sALE-fls.i mor,Earo mut,,. $500.
i.'"o AMI i!-p0 , .,r cent Investment.
80" -. Is cross. l.. y. :, : H.nle
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Wescott Six $500
WHY'S Six 500
Dodge Touring $50. 400
Ford Coupe 800
Oldsmobile s, Tour. 500
Oldsmobile s, Tour. 25O
Oldsmobile 8, Speedst'l', 250
Studebaker 6, 7-Pass. 25O
Overland Sedan 525
Maxwell Touring =. 225
Buick Touring $50
Ford Touring 800
Oakland Touring :. 375
WHY'S Touring ...... 375
Kline Roadster 250
Hupmobile Coupe,
Hupmobile, 5-Pass. =. 500
Chevrolet, 1920 model, IT'S
Yes! We will demon
strate our used cars to your
INotI,.n CotiSfo .ii,n
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NURSE, wanted f"- 2-ycar.o!G baby. lnuSt
.. ,:pyg.c!c"d iui Aa,- good ..:rr.ncc.
II" other Mc,E ARMY g.g Moss side
A'c. Glnivr Hart. Boulevard - Wv
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T.IIHtlHS-~ Hptfins u
WALL. PAPER CLEANED Samuel Davis
Ea"Guiph Iill- ~. 800 Most MIEsaa!..
WALTER l.. FGAN$EK.
FINE WALL gAr..giS.
WE CHAl.I.i-NGE COMPETITION
RAN. "-ll 4!b -. ADAl!S.
WALL rNI"i;iNG
We have &, compute assortment "a: Wall
Parrrs and oar atIcc- ytv rlsht. Cal! u.
before piH,in su!r most order.
NhI.ic$ - JONES mos,
1902 w. huin. Boulevard 1853.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10

Range from s21 to s35--
Fox Boas Brown, Taupe Grey Kit or Black
Stone Marten Boas Natural Or Blended
Baum Marten Boas Natural or Blended
Hudson Bay Sable Boas Natural or Blended
Russian Sable Boas Dyed. Moe Cravat
Natural Raccoon Shawl Collars.
Natural Raccoon Animal Scarfs Satin fined
Natural Grey Timber Wolf Boas
Wolf Scarfs, Taupe Brown Blue or Black.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-10
'275 To 1875
Ermine Wraps,
full length

Ermine Wraps, ~
full length
Hudson Seal Coats and Wraps,
all lengths; plain or trimmed with
Skunk, Beaver, Squirrel, Kolinsky,
kr;mmer or Australian Opossum
Squirrel Coats,
36 and 40 inch lengths good dark skins
Persian Lamb Coats and Wraps,
plain or Skunk trimmed
Natural Black MusErat Coats
with Skunk collar and cuffs
Nippon Mink Wraps
Racc0on Coats
Australian Opossum Coats
Mole Wraps
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-27
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