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DANIEL BRADY HOST
TO YALE PLAYERS
Ball Team Hears Depew and
Dines on "Cheese and Crackers."
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Yale ?pint indulged in an old-fash?
ioned revival last night. It twinkled
from hundreds of blue electric lights.
it waved in hlu> banni
Yale cheers. Daniel ML Brady "Brass
Dan"), a brother of "Diamond Jim"
Brady, fathered thi? successful come?
back. He invited
team of 1915 and thirty or forty other
guetts to dine with him <ti "a diet of
crackers and chce?e" at Delmonico'?.
The speakers of the evening were
*'h*uncfy M Depew, Simon C. Lone,
Theodore laatico 1 ;ko D.
Staple ton, i
Francis Murphy. Morgan .' O'Brien aad
Loail S. '?'
Yale baseball team loot spring.
?"A'i . : iid Mr. De
*pOW, "wh.'i? : know] .?blette*'
bar? no ?xistence whatever. Neither
?i d eugenie? Without that preparn
??- longevity it. is astonishing thsl
here, right in the avvini.
But I must ?ay that I never expected
? tl ?? true when athletics at Tale
dependent for enthusiasm
BB Brady.
"Athletiee," continued Mr. Depew,
"are a gr?ai thing to prevent our na?
tion from becoming one of sissies and
a. I don't understand these
that the pacifiits ?ay. What
.- a good, healthy football
th* right place.
r President, Mr. Wil?r.n, was eon
lately. He'? all right now. but
be WOS under the influence of Mr
! in Philadelphia one
of those utterances which are so pe?
culiarly W l-onian. He referred to a
notion beinar too proud to light.
Mr. Pouldiag, of the el*?a of '80. dis
: the athletic situation at Yale,
end plsced the blame for the recent dls
aatrOUl football season on *he advisory
?ic commltte*.
Among the guests were William O.
?'. president of the '?-ntral Rail?
road of New Jei ?-v. .1 let re Vietor J
ng, Frank Hedley, H. N. Hernp
itead, president of the Neve York Rase
- . Edward A. Mohei.
I i!..- Third Avenue Railway Com
and Thomas E. Murray, vice
preatdeot of the New York ialison Com
You will Profit by Shopping Early
Stocks Are Now Complete
200 Women's Suits
Taken from our Regular Stock, will be
placed on sale
MONDAY
At prices so low it will positively astonish you.
The lot comprises (iabardines, Poplins, Serges,
\cl\ets and fine mixtures.
Every Sail the very latest style and hardly
**n> two alike. Colorings are Brown, Blue,
(ireen and Black, from
12.50 to 55.00
Value, from 22.50 to 85.00
Fine Gold Jewelry
of the hlfhesl rlsss Pmfff Brooches. Scarf Pins. Watches. Fobs,
Vest Chains, Neck Chains, Gold Bead Chains. La Valliere Lock?
ets. ?S'C.
GOLD WATCHES, with jewelled movements &?*& t() 60.00
GOI I) KILLED WATCHES, from. *-MB to 14.00
GOLD BRACELET WATCHES . 16.50 to ??5.00
LEATHER BRACELET WATCHES
ENAMEL WATCHES, with chatelaines and ?a*tarn
Sautoir chain? . ******* *? l'-7!y
STERLING SILVER and GUN METAL
WATCHES . 2*25 to 9.75
LA VALLIERES. beautiful designs, in cold
motintirgs; Pearls, Diamonds and other precious
?tones, from ??ai lo *?-W
GOLD LOCKETS, plain; engraved and set with _
diamonds; sH sizes and shapes. ******** *0 ?*? './?l
GOLD NECKLACES, beads and fancy links, ? ?**?*?
from . 1.6,1 10 19.50
GOLD BROOCHES, exquisite designs, with
diamonds, pearls, Ac, from. -? ?78 tO I /5.UU
GOLD SCARF PINS, with diamonds, pearls
and semi-precious stones . 1.25 to 42.50
GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS. 8.25 to 205.00
SEMI-PRECIOUS STONE RINGS. 1..35 to 15.00
GOLD SIGNET RINGS . 1.50 to 21.00
SOLID GOLD H.ANDY PINS, per pair. .90 to 10.(K)
SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS, plain, engraved
and with diamonds ..... 1.05 to 62.50
GOLD FILLED AND STERLING SILVER
CUFF LINKS, beautiful designs. .25 to 1.50
SOLID GOLD BRACELETS. 3.00 to 75.00
GOLD FILLED BRACELETS . 1.35 to 6.75
COMBS. BARRETTES AND FANCY HAIR
HINS, ?n amber, shell, inlaid and rhinestone. set
in platinoid. . .25 to 10.50
MEN'S GOLD WATCH FOBS, a splendid as
sortment . 2.25 to 30.00
Thousands of beautiful FANS. .50 to 10.00
PEARL BEAD NECKLACES, facsimile of
f-enntne . .50 to 12 50
REAL CORAL NECKLACES, white and pink
rrorr- . ... 1.50 tO 14.50
REAL AMBER NECKLACES, irom 2.25 if) 12.50
Perfect imitation of AMBER. CORAL TUR
QUOISE, JADE, i rom, euch.... 5q
LORGNETTE AND LORGNONS.. ?OS to 'ISO
?st^iV^lM*n- " >"??' ? ?a* ****
Women's ?Silk Stockings
A lot consisting of plain Black, also embroidered
instep in Taupe, Maize, Light Blue and _
Black, formerly 1.00 per pair, at. .75
Women's Cashmere Stockings in
Black, Oxford, .Natural and White, per
pair, at . .50
Six pairs for 2.85
Women's Cotton Stockings, in various
weights, Black, White. Tan and (iray,
per pair .
Three pairs for 1.00
.35
Women's Merino Underwear
I ir;,t Floor, opposite Mosterv.
Women's Pure Cilove Silk Vests In
White and ??ink, specially priced at. . . I . I V
Women's Silk and Wool Vests and Tights,
Regular sizes UM) |:xtra size8., jm
Children's I nderwear, full assortment of
Shirts, Drawers and Combinations, from. . .50
Christmas Cards & Calendars
fjOOO.OOO to select from . . . |t to O-gJO
Dolls, dames and Nursery Books
Sunday Schools and Churches Supplied.
BYoa?way.ftftion? 9ft? Sis*
SUFFRAGE BOSS
MAY UNITE BAN!
State Organizations
Discuss Consolidatinj
Under Mrs. Catt.
_
CAMPAIGN HEROINE
TO RFXEIVE OVATIO
Convention Will Honor Leac
Who Carried Upstate Count
for the Amendment.
Mr?, ("arrie < hanman Ca't. 'he
thi ? iffrOg* BBOI ?
earn her title if the present plan?
the '-? tote Convention
through thi* uffK There i,r.- i'.Tl
frage ergaaisatioae in Nao Tork,
Mr.?. Catt it. to bo?* them all.
call to the convention announce
plan to eoosolidote ill ex:?ting BiifTi
organ.zation.s under a ?ingle head,
the head will he Mr?. Catt. The i
?mounts ?imply to BSafciOfJ | ermur
the Kmpire Bt '? Campaign Commit
in which all i!;e club? worked Bl
Mr? ' iilt' . din i tion.
Whin Mr?. Kaymond Brown nu
)-,. | ;, . ? .."In\ -l.e will op?
sneaking campaign which will
toreo weeks, reverberating ?hrough i
?th'iis. There will be Are suffrage i
ventions m three weeks. The I
suffragists -v-.-?il have one, too, in Wi
ington. Th* ?tot* conventions all c<
t h i ?? week. New York. Peniisylva
i and N??"? J******* begin their inn
meetings on Tuesday.
I . <? New Toril Btote Convention ?
have headquarters m the bHllroom
the Hotel A.?tor, the only place in
city large enough to aceODlfOodat*
1,000 ?unregist ? whe will eom* from
part- of the state. The campaign i
hsirmen will be there, with
of the campaign and reason? ?
they did not or did win in their <
trirt?. Part ef the boslnss* of
convention will be to rook* tln-e ehl
mar.ship? permanent bj changing
campaign district- late Congresslo
-, BUCh n- make Up tl -
ganisotiom ef other political partie
Heroine? of the convention will
the four women who carried the s."
upstate counties for suffrage. Tl
are Mrs. Frank .1. Shuler. of Boffl
responsible for < riautoua,ua and Cat
rangos; Dr. Helen B. Oweoa, ef Itha
who carried Chemong, Cortland f
Broome; Mil '?> etson, ef Utl
who carriel Fnlton, und Miss Le
Btott, el Albany, in whose territory
Scheneetodj County, which else gi
the women a majority.
The reorganisation plan will be i
to the ? ' day. T
will be followed by the dinner to M
? ?? \v. I . ?;... ? enlng and the el
t ion of officer* on Th'! i
Suffrage Asks Women
to Aid Anthony Bi
i - - i r..- . i
Washington, Nov. 87. An urgent c
I to the Bunragiatfl of the nation te ru
to the support of the Soeon B. Antho
?amendment to remove from the bal
th? "obnoxioui and unjust quolificati
of sex" ha? been sc-i.t oat bi
gre??ional Union.
? i) thousand worker? nn:i ?j
pin ?-.ill gather In W
, December 6 to IS, Inclusive, to make
demonstration end :? demand "7i < o
\- I hoay amendment,
? more than foar ?? ?
be presented to t! and Hen
t the Whil '? '
. of the Sei
I IV? ll :? ' . . ?
.ll make ;i strong effort to ;.
him to gran' a hearing to Mrs. Sg
bard Pield ?' Prona
I the er..
convention ai San Pranelaea la-* Be
! tember, who will arrive hi-ro bv mo?.
car the i Congi
Repi ntative W< bb, chairman i
mitte* of the llou
ha? promit
?
for ? ni til
[The Pre! I ngaj
ment with the i ongressional
? ?
'
PRODUCED SHOWS
UNFIT FOR HIS B01
W. A. Brady Tell? Women1
Press Club DeCCOC) in
Th??tre Doesn't Pay.
??'.- with the
drama is I
enough,"
I an .'??. hnndr?
men.' |
.
i critic come nui and
B play is clean; that it is delightful!
written and well BCta d It
empty house?," lie continued "but ll
-tory of th? ru
woman by some scoundrel,
? n opium den, and -
to it. || doee nol poj
in the then' r* to-day. BOd I
to blame
"Encourage the drama, keep il clean
remove tl - op young men am
g women fron
? you would med U
inn in your hon:
make it pay, I ha\, produced playa ii
?a* own theatre that 1 would not lot
ID ;, ! !' ? ?
tor I? not to'blame. He doe?
? ??' get i eh-_.ee. A bu
is tl. Isrgoet In the United
? i, including m< ? Ing pictures, hai
no place in the government of th?
country. It la curious that there ii
no place foi the BCt-OT in th* Hou-.. or
- . . Hut the King of Knglanr
well "f his .-.(-tors *nd drama
He has knighted Pinero, Berrie
''? I;" S, Tree, Irving an.'
Ot hers."
Grace George, in rea! life Mi -
W II an. A. Brady, was th* gaesl oi
i Among those preeenl wer* Mr?
liaryot Holt Dey, proeldi
? i.. Phooe A. Hanaford, Mr*
Harriot Biaban Waters. ??]i<?. s*ra Bo
f, Mi \rehia *'. Piak, Mr
Villa Faulkner Tag-, Mis? Eldridttc
loro l.hapsell, Mr i
1 IU| Ml '-' ter ( ' in! V and
? ny.
ST. LOUIS BRINGS 100 HOME
\niernan l.iner LeOVOe lanndon on Her
Christinas \ n>?if.
'Il Ce - '?' T?- I
London. Nov. 1*7. The American
. r Bt. I.iiiii?, BBOkiog the i
nia trip home. Carried more than one
'?.i Americana, including Sam
. Cavalier* A. Ambrosio, George
'?Id.. Harne?, George B < lern ms, Mis?
i i.in!, rt, 'he Bl?ht Bei
ii?- i arteros, NieoToi Drounikoff, tet?n!
?.erlarh, Raymond G. Hopper, Mr* M
HutetiIneon, Ii? * ?cile Kii
> i Mi loado, i: M Roymond,
Mr lJougli?- Sim- ?ml Bomot I I
Walton. |
NATIONAL HYMN
WIRELESS P.?AN
Cornet Strains of "Star
? Spangled Banner" Float
from Washington.
LOTOS CLUB HONORS
CONQUEROR OF SPACE
Carty. Inventor, Praised and
Toasted by T. N. Vail and
Secretar-.' Daniels.
Those inhabitants of Mars who were
' not asleep at a quarter of ten ln*t
nifhl may have heard the faint strains
(if "The Star-Spangled Banner." At
10:17 Venu?; heard it. In exactly forty
t'.ve famtt from MW the name ?trains
. will be hear?! on the North Star, if
Mjrbedy i* there with a wireless tele
roceiviag apparatus.
A come':--* rlnyesl the national hymn
, tii the ohVe ol Rear Admira! Blue last
night. Prora IVaohingtori it sped
through the air and into the receivers
pod tu the ears of more than _*/?
I hundred member? of the Loto? Club
who had conic to sound the cymbal*
of praise for a little man with ?-rayinsr
hair. Il m not difficult to learn
which of the d.ners at the ipookon1
?able that man was. The eye ran past
tan of the Na" y Joseph us Dan
rd Theodor. N. Voll, president of
\mer.can Telephone and Telc
! j.*rnph lonipanv, and rested on John
'. ? i-.rf..
In froal Ol the man who ha' done
-?. mocil tor wireless communication
. Hiere stood a telephone. There was ?
[t?l?phone at the plate ??f each Of the
[diners. John J. Carty ipoko into the
'mouthpiece and his message was heard
In Honolulu and Pan?. He .aid that it
also reached Jupiter and Mercury and
Mat . tad Venn-. "The Siar-Spangled
I'anni-r" and "There's Music in the
Air" ?ere ployed in Washington, fend
the ?train?? of the melodies floated
through the air Into the ears of men
on cortil und the unknown beinj*- of
starry space
?'Some day. some Faster or Christ*
tOS," v.as Mr. 'arty'* mOOSOge ,() ,',',r'
planets, "there will come a voici?
throng- the air, an?l it will *ay, soft
tad sweet, 'peace ??n earth. ir?>o?l will
to men.' "
Karlier in the evening Mr. (arty had
?lluatratod that wonderful ilisco%ery
which, in comparison with the wireless
telephone, has become i ri s i i_-n i ticant.
He exchanged greeting! with San Fran
Iclaco, Then he rang ui) Philadelphia.
IA half-minute later he had Pittsburgh
OH the wire. NO sooner ha?l he finished
than a masculine roic? eallod the name
electrical wixard from Chicago.
Omaha came next, followed bf DOBTOr,
Sail Lake Citj and San Francisco hk"1?
the whole proceeding not taking more
than Bye minutes.
Vail Trusts (art?.
With the ?Imcrx itill "listening in,"
tarty called up Arlington, Va., on the
wireless telephone. Soon Roar Admiral
; Pine's voice WH heard, clear and dis
' net. except for the statics in the air,
which rumbled like miniature thunder.
"Thai was ;i gfea, ?jam?, at the Polo
Grounds, eh?" chuckled t h ?? admiral.
"Rather sorry, though, our boys loal "
Thon Frank R. Lawrence, pr'-si?lent
? I.oto* Club, aniifsunced the name
?if John J. ('arty a* the next speaker.
Instantly the assembly arose. Cheers
end ths. wild waving of handkerchiefs
kepi Mi. (arty on the floor, but unable
... a word.
?'ii.i- has not been the work of one
man," he dually said. "I owe my w.?rk
.to the labon af the men who have
fought for an ideal. I owe a ?great debt
ol gratitude to Gherardi and ?Tewett,
the SOB Of an admiral and the
other the nephew of a great Secretary
Of the Navy 1 OWC I great ?lfbt to
? .1 hundred other subordinates.
"Hut the parpo ?? of nrirelesi telepho*
ny should not be t.? ?ist Independently
of the regular telephone system. It
should supplement il and extend it. It
shoulil be >is.'sl ts. reach remote moun
pa at ?.? "
It did not eome as .. surprise to the
guests to hear Secretan of the Navy
Dani? telephony
will soon extend around the world
Hut it applauded enthusiastically when
he pn isl with a
"Hi : as is
le John J.
lore N.
s thai honor- bil
mes i rom
... ;.? hl ol rnj h...? ? ?Mir ('arty,
l rtj here's to you ami your fur
iher succ?s?' "
$3,000,000, CORNELL AIM;
SCHWAB NOW TRUSTEE
I mid Will Be Birthday (?if!
Baker is Dormitory Donor.
i ? ? . . :
1 Chs
?
, I i elected s
mein! ?
1 L'niv? Bounced
I ! U .ilia.-? ' '
? I
colls gl
the boat .1 of diroctoi I loeiati
Alumni at the Bellevue Sti itford.
The addition of Mr. Schwab is reeard
..1 as significant of bii_- *l. .;.? '..r Cor
noil, coming, ai ?1 does, almoal ?imul
tanee. ilj with 1 ? om
?nittee on I elebra
? on in i'.<; ' as a
birthday ?gift to nted to the
srsity durii ?
The campa?! t. to fund will
? th?. :ru tee at,.! fae*
ulty committee is .??!.id in Itb :???.
Donatloai arill be fclieited not only'
from Cornell graduates bal from
friends of the university and Philan?
throp
Mr. Peters also announced that
Georg* P. Baker, president of the F.r ??
N. tl mal Hank Of New York, was the '
anonymous donor of the now Baker
Court groan ?>f dormitories, costing
1840,000, and scoured in part through
ths. coop?ration of George C. Hol.it,
manager of the Waldorf-Astoria, Now
York, who is a member of the board o?
trustes ??
An active campaign to put a Cornell'
?Tub in every city or town where there
are at least fifty Cornell alumni was I
sis rids.d on At present there BM
er.ty such club*.
ALPHA TO OMEGA IN SESSION
Thirl?,-ne?en Fraternities Represented
at l'niv?*p?it? ( luh ( nnferens-e.
Nearly the entire (?reek alphabet
was repn ? U i at ???? w snth annual
Interfraternity Conference at the 1'ni
veraity Club yesterday afternoon. Dole
From thirty-seven frateraities,
winch have ti memnership of more than
600,. wen present Chi Phi and
Psi Up lion .??i- represented t'<?r the
M-t time.
Amoiiir tii?. del? . Thomas A.
Clark, Of the University of Illinois;
Prnfsosor h ran.:- w Shepardaon, sec?
retan of the University of Cb i
denl of the
In.*? School of Applied **cicnce; l?r
Cuy Potter BeatOB, president of the
University "f Vermont; 0. H. Cheney,
P.o?*? i Bacon and James Duane Living
ttoa.
??s hi. COl?
? be obligal le i ? aduate fra
ternit.- men tuward un?!ergt aduntes
Witt regard to the laiter'i morals and
college work; ?nd mean* of oppo?ing
orj-aniiations in the colleges ar.tag
onistic to fraternitiis, such as ?nter
frateroity Boeieties Method.? of op?
posing ?t*te legislation host'le to frx
ternities in state universities were *Iso
discussed. Reports w*re read showinr;
that there ha?7 been a great improve?
ment in scholarship among fraternity
BOS in that they are in many colleges
maintaining a higher average grade
than that of non-fraternity men.
i'olon??! Jam?? P ( urti.s is president
of the inter-fraternity ergoolsotioni
Henry H. MeCorkle, aeeretory, ami 0,
H. Cheney, treasurer.
CONGRESSIONAL UNION
HAMMERS AT WILSON
Insult to Oppose Federal Suf?
frage for Women, Says
Mrs. Rogers.
' The Congressional I'nion continues
( to hammer away at President Wilson.
?When President Wilson favored suf?
frage for the Filipinos, and in th*
same breath said that auftrage for
women was ? matter for separate ?Ute?,
not the Federal government, to decide,
he was guilty of an impertinent insult
to women. It shall be the busine?s of
th* Congre?sional Union to mak* him
repent,-' said Mrs. John Rogers yester?
day at the first meeting of the newly
organized New York State branch of
the Congressional Union.
The meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Julian Robbius, 33 East Seventy
third Street. Mr?-. O. II. P. Belmont
was elected president of the New York
branch. Th* vice-president? wer? v?,
F.m*nuel Ein?t*in, Mr?. S. Jevett _u
turn, Mrs Joseph Griswold Dean? o
Harry Hasting? and Mrs. Henry Bruiri
Mrs. Leonard Thomas is treaiurer a?j
Mr*. Preston S.tterwhlte ?*cr*tap?
Mrs. Harriot Stanton BUtch, Mr? T?s
fany Dy*r, Mr*. Frederick Hatard ?\s
Mr?. Marcus If. Marks were amone t?
delegates elected to the annual conem
tion of the union, which will be held j?
Washington, beginning December 6
The suffrage envoy? from th* W??
did not call on Mayor Mitchel veit-V
day, when they learned how ill n? hii*
been. They hope, however, he will b,
able to sign their petition to-morrcw
?frankUn StmOn & CO. Will Hold on Wednesday, December First,
Annual Fur Sale
Of Women's High Grade Fur Coats and_ Furs
Much Below Regular Prices
Jranklin Simon a Go.
Fifth Avenue, 37th and ,38th Streets
Annual Sale Women's Silk Hosiery
at Reduced Prices for Holiday Gifts
WE GUARANTEE THE WEAR OF \U. SILK HOSIERY
Women's Pure Thread Silk Mose
In black, gold, silver, white, bronze and colon
to match vino? or gowns; also crmbroidered or
extra site Hose. 3 pair for 2.20
"Richelieu" Ribbed Hose
Pure thread silk in black, white silver, gold, sky,
bronze, naw or taupe; lisle sole, garter top.
3 pair for 2.50
Paris Clox Silk Hose
Black, white, flesh or bronze, with open work
Paris clox, lisle sole; garter top.
3 pair for 2.50
.erlor Quality Silk Hose
re thread silk in Mack, whit?, gold, silver,
pink, sky, bronze or taupe; d< nblc her!, toe and
silk garter top. 3 pair for 3.60
Silk Hose, Hand I.mh'd Instep
i'nre Thread Clack Silk Hose, richly hand em?
broidered in self color; double heel, toe and
garter top. 3 pair for 3.90
.75
.85
.85
1.25
1.35
Hand l.mb'd Novelty Clox Silk Hose
i'nre thread silk in blade, whirr. pold. silver,
bronze, navy or tanjie. with self or contrasting
c* lor cl* ?x : garter top. 3 pair for 3.90
Vertical Striped Silk Hose
T'lack and white mixed with white vertical ?tripe- :
or white and Mack with black vertical stripe1-.
3 pair for 4.80
Hand l.mb'd Clox Silk Hose
?ti black*? white and c lors, with self r\r contra-4
mg color clox, also black . r white with sell i
broidered insteps. 3 pair for 5.35
Openwork Clox Silk Hose
Pure thread silk in black or white, with open
work Pari?, clox. double heel, toe and silk garter
lop, 3 pair for 5.35
Women's Lace Inserted Silk Hose
I'nre thread silk in black or white, with Tan
lace insert*; oval designs; double heel and toe
and double garter top.
Heretofore 4.50
1.35
1.65
1.85
1.85
2.95
Annual Holiday Glove Sale
Women*! and Misses' "Parfait" Gloves. Made in France?Qnr Own Importation
Monday at Reduced Prices
"Parfait" ? loves?Real French Kid Glace
2 Clasp Kid
In Miik. ??. hite or ?olor?;.
1 Clasp Pique ?lace
Black, arlliM md coloi ?
1.10
1.25
?S Button kid
Whit*, Mack or colors.
I? Button Kid
?. black i ' '
1.65
1.95
16 Button Kid
Wbite, black or colors.
20 Button Kid
In .'.
2.25
2.95
Women's New Model Winter Coats
Fur Trim'd Vicuna Cloth Coats
Fur Trim'd Velour Cloth Coats
.'.' Hudson SV? Collar, Cut?* ?t*4 TrmmiHgs.
! el of Vicuna Cloth (warmth witl * "Ge* rgett* lei ol Cashmere Velour in b:
*lit) in navy, green, Vfrican brown o high Ic. Large c nvertible roll c
->a/\ rr/ii ' and buttons of Hudson S a(\ rn
|_i *-tV.a!U
n lined.
?O ***i\
special *J^ ? ****** shirrei
Special
ftankUtl Sttmon 8* CO. will hold a special Sale Monday.
Women's Chiffon Velvet Evening Wraps, (/allot Model.
Of Chiffon Velvet in White, Black, Rose Pink, LVile, Porcelain Blue or Purple, 5U.UU
flare model from yoke, new draped sleeve ivitli silk cord and tassels; Recently Sold
Skunk Opossum Fur muffler and cuffs; silk lined; warmly interlined. at 75.00
Women's New Model Winter Suits
Pur Trimmed Suits
Fur Trimmed Suits
New Winter Modelt.
Hew Witter Models.
Of Wool Velour or Broadcloth, in naw, brown, r,f Wool Velour, Broadcloth or the new basket
green or blade? fur trimmed ; also a number of new ^q rn weaves in new coloring, fur trimmed; siso new -to -a
models not fur trimmed Value .??v.50 -?V?*~,U models not fur trimmed. Value 49.50 -3".SU
Women's Underwear
Silk and Wool Combinations
Medium weight, low neck, no -decves,
Special I ?15 knee or ankle length.
Swiss Ribbed Combinations
"Parfait" (ilove Silk Vests
White, pink ' r bine, crochet top;
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"Parfait" (ilove Silk envelope Chemise
In pink - r white, reinforced hemstitched i nc ni ncav-v r,M)'''1 l'"t-,,n- crocfict .ini??h,
top and bottom. Speiial I .v5 knee length.
"Parfait" (ilove Silk Bloomers Sill**- and Wool Tights
Black, white, pink or bine, reinforced. Special \ #().S Swiss ribbed ; knee or ankle length,
Sale of English Ivory Toilet Articles
Special 1.4.5
Special M
Special , 75
Hair Brushes-oncav- buk stiff bristle. Value IM | ,J5 Clothes Brushesi oncavt, back, mut brtstk. Valu* US 1.15
Mirrors ami trsiffct hsitdle Value 2.00 1.25 Powdor BOKOO-Of U**y BagHs. ?,.,?.. Valut IM .85
I'ilescc Hooks n?xiMcfks,loagbsadlcbooks Value .50 .28 Combs_AI, ,()irso or COilr%i. in? tin, Value JS .10