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ACCUSE 63 IN MAIL
FRAUDIDjCTMENI
Mew York, Chicago and Al
toona, Pa., Residents
Named by Jury.
STOCK DEAL IS INVOLVED
Postal Inspector Claims Share
holders in Glass Casket Com
pany Were Defrauded.
I»y th»' AssoriatPd PiVSB.
PITTSBURGH. February B.—An
Indictment charging: use of the mails
in a scheme to defraud and con
spiracy teas returned by a federal
grand jury here yesterday against
sixty-three men, residents of New |
York. Chicago and Altoona. Pa.
Post Office Inspector O. B. William
son of the Philadelphia division, aided
by inspectors from New York, con
ducted the investigation. Inspector
Williamson said last night that a
5200,000 stock deai was involved.
The stock in question, he said, was
that of the Glass Casket Corporation
of Altoona. Sale of the stock, he
said, was engineered by the Crager
system of New York, in conjunction
with Lester Armstrong & Co. of Chi
cago and the L. Dorn Company of
New York. The Dorn and Armstrong
companies, he added, are operated by
the Crager system.
Gave Names of Stockholders.
According to Inspector Williamson.
Stephen Manning of Altoona, presi
dent of the casket corporation, one
of the defendants, turned over to the
defendants the names of stockholders
in his company. Then the Crager
Company contracted with the casket
company to purchase $200,000 worth
of its stock, the inspector said.
Later, he added, the united systems
sent cards to Hie stockholders In
quiring about the casket company
stock. A few days after this, he said,
the Armstrong company notified the
stockholders that the stock was to
be placed on the market. The Dorn
company then telegraphed the stock
holders. offering $35 a share, but
Manning notified them not to sell, as
an allotment was to be made to each.
Inspector Williamson said.
At this stage, he added, a Crager
salesman called on each stockholder,
told them brokers were after their
stock and cautioned them not to dis
pose of it. When the allotment was
received, the inspector alleged, it was
purchased from a Crager salesman
■by- the stockholders of the casket
company. This salesman, he added,
represented himself as an employe
of the casket corporation.
Lint of Defendants.
In addition to Manning the defend
ants are: William Agner. Benjamin
Crager. Henry Crager. Irving Dorn,
Joseph K. Dorn. George J. Kearns,
Gus Loewe. David Palter, Henry
Siegel, F. 8. Asner, L. j. Brill. .1.
Brown. H. B. Burdick, B. Cohen. L.
Cohen, B. Coleman. K. J. Kbhet. A.
Franzbleau. M. B. GainesbUrg, A. L.
Coulson. M. Harris. G. Holsman. J.
Hosenpud. H. Kahn, W. S. Markowitz.
J. Metzkum. L Meyer, ,S. J. Meyers.
I'. Morris, J. .Vaman. M. L. Pollock.
L. Rieger. 8. M. Savltz, H. J. Shaffer,
G. C. Shaw. J. Shew. M. S. Shock.
I". Sparrow, H. Spiro, S. Spirtas.
If WallaCh. R. M. Wallach. G. H.
Wolf and D. L. ZSnimelrftan, all of
New York, and Charles Krupp. Samuel
Rosenblatt. Henry Ross. Samuel M.
Safir, J. B. Block, E. Ernsteln,
I. Elsenstein. A. S. Gerson, D. Herman,
S. R. Kadison. W. 8. Lee. S. Schoen
berg, H. A. Sldeman. H. Steiner. T. L.
Btern. A. J. Sugar, J. D. Weicher and
S. J. Wilson, all of Chicago.
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1 L_
Huge Aztec Ruin
Made Monument
By Harding Order
The Aztec ruin, hear the town
of Aztec, New Mexico, donated to
the government by the American
Museum of Natural History, is es
tablished as a national monument
under a proclamation just Issued
by President Harding. The pre
historic ruin, which Is thus placed
ufider the jurisdiction of the na
tional park service of the Interior
Department, is the best preserved
of all the ruins In that vicinity, an
announcement by the department
today said, and its designation as
a national monument will assure
its preservation to posterity.
The ruin, one of the well known
Pueblo type, is a large E-shaped
structure of approximately 500
rooms, it was sain, with the entire
first story standing and many of
the second-floor rooms also intact.
The ceilings are supported by
large beams, cut and dressed with
stone tools, while the walls are of
sandstone with dressed faces, and
as examples of prehistoric ma
somy, were said to take high
rank. Excavation of the ruins has
been carried out during the last
five years by the American
museum.
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TUB EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1923.
$7,000,000 INSURANCE
mMims
New Haven Announce* Group Plan
to Colt Each Employe Very
Small Sums.
By the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn.. February B.
General Manager C. I* Bardo of the
New Haven and Central New England
railroads has announced that as toon
as details,, could be worked out the
7,000 employes In the mechanical and
electric transmission and communica
tion departments, together with the
dependants, would be protected under
a huge group policy Involving nearly
$7,000,000 of life insurance. The
policy include* In addition to the
life insurance accident and health
provisions. The cost of the Insurance
to each employe will be 60 cents
per month per SI,OOO of life Insurance
and 70 cents per mouth for accident
and health. i
| Remnant Day—Remnant Values—Friday I
| Extra low prices for extra good Goods! That’s Remnant Day story in a ww „A A AP I
| nutshell! Jelleff regular stocks again cleared of all odds and ends, all if |
I remainders, all broken sizes—a big day of downpricing! me FSt im / F |
I E Lower and Lower Go the Prices FUR COATS p
WOMEN’S WINTER COATS
Next season you*ll think with pleasure of the money you saved by thriftily i m r ITCCB /
purchasing now. - Consider the prices we offer — just half of
Luxurious Fabrics Selected Fur Trimmings th e original moderate prices. It is your re- U|
2—1133 Black Olamora, corded aide 2—1120 Brown Ftshons Btraif inline 1—388.50 Navy Panve- til . r , r ~ • lllti
lyna collar $86.85 , ruff,‘. t ! l .. be *’ r * f .? oU * r $74.85 filou * e .. Cott ;..! , “ $49.85 I markable opportunity to buy now tor this m
1— $135 Nary Cordelia Blouse Coat. ,j\* Pk ,_V f lo iJS O I —BB3 Black Olonzo Full Bippla RUrl TTPXt SOP CAti PJfjri’f flV
with squirrel collar and C7Q OC C.oat.^w wolf col- ££9.85 Oape. black caracul col- #y|Q yg dllU. 11CAI SCdbUIl. 1-/UII L LlClclV . Jji
in; curr ’’■ •••••. ll ;i 8 11 Black’' OIODZO ’ Capes, with u ' “;••••*•; ”"*; ’ ’ Original Price Sale Price W
|l 1— $12.) Brown I’snvelalnc Laras (fathered vok*s. lon|rer side panels, bor- 8—809.60 Blouse Goats of Black Nore Tttj r- \r- , . n j [IV
td Woman’s Coat, panel #Q£ QC dered with caracal and |C)QC mandy, with wolf and ft*: £. Hudson Seal CoatS, Sell Collar ailCl _ Mi
,5K ba<k, lane bearer collar. #OO.OO ,*rac,il collar* #OO.OO aqalrrel collars #OO.OO _rr TSinrh leno-tli SOO £137 50 v
fit 8—3130 Kimono Blouse Coats, in tils- 1—3125 Brown Olonzo Embroidered 1—579.50 Brown Mariano. Bmbrold- CUIIS 00-lnCIl lenglll *P ii/ J t* Jv/ ||ji
fcd mora, tMrdella and Fasl.ona; nary. Panel back Coat, wolf col- <CQ HC. ered Panel-back Coat, bea- <O3 QC 1 HudsOll Seal Coat Self Collar and fcjs!
iiffi bla. k and bnwn. with loree collars lar and cuffs #OO. / O rer collar #o*l.oo * uuusuu OMI , F , ti-nt nT\ (IC7BB
and cuffs of foz and iffOOC £ Upk J, nfl 1 375 Black Cordaline SlraighUlne CUItS ; ChlH Style 40-mch length. . #lO/.OU [i\|
S? W( ?f-379.50'' Large" Woman's Oo«C * $56.85 *** «»* $33.85 UHudsOll Seal Coat, bIoUSC model, ’ . Sj
W K." l^'%tl: fl, fe P « ra mio lUous* T Ooata , wUh 1-wi.W Miri«o Coat! *54 gg Self Collar and Cliffs $490.00 $247.50 UJ
Tj? >af
Remnants —Sport and Top Coats wolf collar, cuffs and circular bor- 4 H
y, ,« mc.csc t™ 2-325 Gray Mltture Sport Coats. 3-335 Imported Mixture Sport !** * * .*•* % •
8 IXi bray Mlxture lop £935 opossum shawl col- t|3ge Coata, belled raccoon col- J 22.85 2 Black Caracul CoatS, SOtt baby fig
Coats, full tiacks and belted * - taw .. . . .. ***** caracul skills -45-inch length.... $395.00 $197.50 hj
3—s4o Imported Diagonal Gray Mixture Top Coats, large patch pockets $23.85 j Biack Caracul Coat, deep shaw l col-
- - - - - lar of black lynx—4s-inch length.. $395.00 $197.50
1 Mole Coat, fox collar and cuffs— Li
Remnants Remnants 45-inch length...... $39d.00 $197.50 Nj
IxcUlXlallLo il/AMCM>C CIfITC 1 Muskrat Wrap-Coat, fox collar and _
WOMFNS ORFISSES WOMEN S SUITS cuffs—4s-inch length $295.00 $147.50
flVlTlLill nJ:r™T D eSaSe 2 Natural Muskrat Coats, natural ___
hr $19.60 Dreaaea, $lO J»ck*'u $9.75 raccoon collars—4o-inch length... $190.00 #97 .0J
P! SJ.OX/ leiueeve) W , 5—353.00 Imported Mixture Sport . T , ~ , . .. b ,
2— Angora Lace—one black, one brown and graj Sllitti Mlt ed b«rk and belted styles; 1 Bfty Seal Coat, fitch Collar and
1-Klaek Silk Hep. with red trimming. Ifn* blue K n°™..''" l . $13.75 Cuffs—4s-inch length $250.00 $125.00
$25 and $35 Dresses, $19.5U x«ry buret yeiaine B«ited j jj a y § ea i Coat, natural skunk col-
Lj ReVils s C on^navy °"tttree^Vack! 6T ~ 1.7 . ’.,521 .75 lar and CUffs-40-inch length $150.00 $75.00 g
rj| t—tss'oo Navy Canton, ’plaited panels.
1—J25.00 Tomato Hed Crepe. l.r t„r,rrfb
i I 1—>25,00 Gray Roshanara Crepe Sport Model. 2—3H5.0U bmwn veldvne ICngtll or I
7 —585.00 Poiret Twill Stralghtline Coat Models. and duv,t delaines, large 300 *ye
4 $25 Potret Twill Stralghtline Models: red embroidery stitched. wolf rollers #““>• •**
LI 1—335.00 Navy Poiret Twill, embroidered in blue, black and ve! V'!. e and m -2 _ - - . t .. W
P f! ' fe 2—335.00 Circular Skirt and Basque Models; green or rose Bo** ls Thre™-piLe NOW Foi* Hdllubsig RdTUISTItS
facings. * A e\ i-rs ra #o*i en " f brow “ olonzo, •7C Some kind of a bag for everybody at a wee small
$39.50 and $49.50 Dresses, $23.50 xSTiZ price you’ll like to find. Note the wide selection.
1-339.50 Brown Poiret Twill; panel sides pane, j„. kptg> .q ulrre 77oi «qo 4c t Uir D • J
|iJ 2—3*9-50 Stralghtline Navy I’oiret 1 wills: scalloped side doe- u r and pocket* #o<&./O All Velvet HanabaCfS Half Price Lt
8(1 ing; metal girdles. 3—533.00 Navy and Black Twill Cord ... g „ c ... .
3 —139.50 Navy Poiret Twill, with embroidery and beading. «nd Tricotine ftuit ß , ion* All Silk Lined—All ritted
$50.00 to $89.50 Drewe., $27.50 . K,,. $34.75 ..r’£,‘?;. - ’:':. br '” $6.00 “7. $3.25
| *fir..no Orchid Crepe Romalne. with rhinestone girdle. I ADP.P 1—518.50. black dure- «Q OC 1—30.00 Blue £3 00
Si 1—559.50 Blaek Chiffon over black metal cloth; silver trimming. tTn DO.ZD T*: W
1— 359.5 U Mahogany color; very handsome heavy crepe; size 40. WOMEN S SUITS I—*lo 00 Tauoe *p- aa ‘T bl * , k ’ DttT $2.50 8
j| 1 $50.00 White Canton with Plaited chiffon; panel back and f.^ e| ,^ e Bela,Be Lon * $36 75 8-18.00. navy, brown Qf) J.™ ........ sl-50 S
$39.50 and $75.00 Dresses, $43.50 g; 75 SI.OO J
I sT;ibEvehsng Oo7n; orchid over metal cloth. $38.75 browa ... ... |r«y or bine.. .....-• &
::—Jj'.'.r.o Pebble Crepes, with oriental embroidery; navy, brown #5.00 Nine-Inch Envelope Style, #0.773
j and black. nr .. ... . m Leather Baa*. In cowhide, nachette and pin morocco, with zafety
$79.50 to $125.00 Dresses, $53.50 REMNANTS pocket and (trap-back or arm handle of leather.
1— 319.5 b Black Crepe Satin; panel model. CITIDTC #3.00 Lefttner Handbagß, #1.75
1 —3110.00 Danae Frock; rose and yellow changeable faille silk; " '-flTlJC.il O OIVIIv IO 50 Handhac*. In calfskin, lambskin aud cowhide, in black, tun and |M
fig e:;ulUsiva model 1— £9 50 Vnvoitw 1« » h brown; fitted; well lined; leather handle*. Q
1 1—585.00 Block Satin Dinner Dres*. with bodice of beaded blue Ei*m*e Sport skirt.. d 53.95 ■ ....
Oeorgretl*. 3—58.50 Plaited Prunella AC
1—5125.00 lied Velvet Fsvenlnpr Gown; metal faced. Skirts, black and white sulpe. n T> n ~, n t .
1—1119.50 Black Chiffon Velvet Taupe; fox trimming. 10—58.50 Polo camels Hair Sports KCnUIARtS IxCnUlalllS
1— $85.00 Silk Velvet Ribbon Dres?«; joined with blue taffeta; Hklrts. panel styles, with in- nr vv v vtrnnir TTifnnrv wan
J -*g ir „„ flr; . Ilk $4 ' 95 , MILLINERY. UMBRELLAS i
I nw " ,rm! w -t'.- rr ft- 95 A Pew Real “Finding.” at Play An Important Part in j
l““!4? nA v ,ack »* t l n . S-t n m n: c . , . , 8i ‘ le J dra P < ‘«- , RkirLT piai.i ana atripcd wVcn Very Small Prices Early Spring Weather
I —sßo.oo Navy Poi Pet Twill; palin skirt and satin bound. striped prunella; in navr \nd tan *
1 —5119.00 Exclusive Model; Navy Poiret Twill, with touches of Wiok ■&<* white, nary, tan ng to |o Telourt and Cl QQ SR 50 Styles $5 95
J bright brocade rm- trimming. ‘ with ‘*bnniV' got «d .. t? N
$95 and $125 Dresses, $65 a n« o r.i*w^d;
I 3f.> Navy Satin Crepe; beaded dinner gown. 20—3u.n0 and^Sldso Skirts imuorted tail# $2.50 w 'th nnas. loops or leather straps.
1 ' 1—5123.00 Brown Crepe All-over; metal thread embroidered: novelty plaids and stripes.’ checked « nL.r. rr.tn ‘V~V hLvrn rmm ».i Sl2 00 Stvles SB 95
i studded with jet nail heads. velours—boa and side plaited—na", .nd —? Hats— TeI- #k£.UU SO.W
tan, nary and t-nr huT-fr An JmtJ vet and gold lace—*33 empire silver Very special. Fine. High-grade Silks. L.
KHisxst > S.W.H and white S ™ 7 ' “* * £9.75 cloth with embroidered net drape; $22.50 with 3-Inch grosgrain border. Handle. fiS
REMNANTS U 61 * 1 “ jade green Telxet—s43 brown and 0 f bekelite, in old ivory, amber and T
> . nesr. 10—tTJO Knirtcer* nf Ti<>,et with ro * p " loch* l ® C/1 Qg transparent colors, with ring carrier,, |
LARGE WOMEN’S DRESSES Led aZ P sh#de 54,145 ,Mn,M ur le “ bcr side -t»P..
1—343 Navy Blue Crt I—lSu Taupe Canton Crepe. tan, brown and blue, $4.95. U/kan Pl/sir/xo D am nnnfe
Canton CrCpe. Bi»e 44 Lj ?w"*3w trimmed embroidered Ml Ejv W fICD vIIOV6S &F 6 1x61111131118
rJ 2—»4>5 Black Canton Crepes; banding. Size 40>i #fc#.OU Rf,
Pj beaded girdles. Size CAC Af> 2—545 Brown Canton Crepe; Rpmnanfa It IS a profitable time to pick up
• 1’—349.30 Black Rosha na r a \l\l " m . art . . Une ";. S,ZB $35.00 niniTorc a supply and save much money.
! »T:.. 835.00 s&°«.om BLOUbES $2.85 and $3 Kid Glovea, 65c
l—*9s Black Canton Crepe. 4fii„ # t K7.OU Broken sizes, but all sizes in Broken lots fine French Kid Gloves, black and colors, mussed, L
; fig smartly designed; headed bands 1 —579.50 fiiaek Velvet the lot*. You’ll surely find the soiled, some slightly Imperfect. All sales final. No exchanges. iX
! I trimming, size tgg oo /. ilver $49.50 > ou require in a style you $2.50 Capeskin Gloves, $1.50
j! I 2 ' ■“* like. One clasp, pique and pin sewn—tan and brown. Sizes 6, CU, 6%. . ■
PamHnnta W-00 Tailored Blouses, 69c $3.00 Fine French Kid Gloves, $1.50
| rJ ivemnams colored onrendy. batier* and fancy- Two clasp, in ligrht and dark tan. Sizes 5%, 6,6%, 6%. 7, TU- a
M||f P P pf! 9 A TPC* collars; broken kizes;
mlOljLlJ W 111 ILK LUA ID „ i?* 00 grey.^e^LTbrown. 10 gaUntl<>t chamoleettes - in whlle ’ poncee ’ I
2 —529.50 to $30.74) Nor- K—*7l) 30 and *95.00 Marvells Fag,- Vt**** * $3.50 and $4.00 MocH& Gloves, $1.95
M » $15.00 -u "ATTbian Mocha, in grey and’bfown. Sizes:.
** 5—539.50 to S.TTt.SO Mariano. Panvc- navy, brown and black ... #55.00 JtJ Urtg-liitk cuffs; trimmings of real .14, <H
:.:r^re' e ’ttn K and eoB QO Fsshon* nious* Model. SIO.OO Costume Blouses SB.OO Extra Long French Kid, $3.95
li biaca #ZO.UU brawn with beaver collar foe m ’ oiwusea Twenty-button White French Glace Kid Gloves. Size 6U only.
I 8 —545.00 and $39.50 Navy abd Black » n<i «■«•» $5.85
Li ltreit'Mn» <bo, i«d rU hi«„l» Ann -rt 5-395.00 to $125.00 blouse, aide , dp chines and oorabiiiations of P -- ‘ I ft
S d b|,,u,,e £32.50 draped and belted Coats, of Fashona. f w t |.* ce “9 d : crepe—the fashionable • ww • **
§ SrS£' i Sai'S Lsoo $75.00 Remnants—Women’s Hosiery
bl«ck 6-6145.00 to $185.00 Wrtp and #1 tO fiJ.OO fhsan avap—“ for Hn<iierv”——for lust
j M 95.00 Bl out* back Coata. mry, Bl wit# back Coata. of Gcronk, Tarquina Costuma BlmiM CQ QC AlOrC 111811 CVCr— jeiieiT S TOF FlOSiery lOr Jllsl
1 ri.. , "%S'V.".;.i”‘£a.AS a’SrS'LVYS wasn wjy Jffy&aTSt, the types you like go into Remnant Day PrlcM. J
« WW " *«" 589 ’ 50 50c Mercerized Lisle Stockings, 35c f
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! 2- 325 navy Irlcotlne; CIO IVI brown velvet, *OO CA KLMNANTS . . Slightly irregular In weave frequently not distlnguish-
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» 4—339.30 navy twin #lQen , rll I ILU Al 5 brown, navy and camel mixtures. |T
liasque with circular skirt, f I»»W I 345.00 navy duvetyn #22 80 an , an en CJIL. CtAelrinoa #s*l
| j 6—339.30 cost medels. * nd canton combination.... f# AA
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Vl * SO JSSIsSST.-. Black, seal. Cordovan, I
y S “"T- $15.00 Si’S -gw. *3.00 .nd $3.50 U« Silk Hosiery, $2.25 K
2—545.00 Wooitex Dresses tine, in brown $32.50 ' v, th embroidered scallop above Dressy designs in lace effects and glove silk. In navy,
of cantos crepe. *“ brown; gQ 1—39v5.00 beaded white m «*>"• , black, brown, taupe and gray. Broken sixes.
"o-Vao.tvo’ ■ ■ bi.rk ■ • and ’ ’ brown .atm- •nTwctoth. DCfWWAMTC $4.50 Silk-and-Wool Hosiery, $3.25
551 318.50 ««$45.00 iwderweA 8
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H $25.00 .SSfSSX ..t , . f .. coU . ,r : $29.50 s2.ooUn«Urw#ar,9sc j feet, mercerized lisle garter hems. J I
| 3—*79 50 Tliree-plsee Butts of .velvet- Straight Chemises, with embroidered ... T . -
pen. Paisley tops, htown 1-4133.00 Suit of (Jerona. yoke anil Ami-Prsitch Nightgowns; - «
and navy;, beaver and COO CQ csraeiu trimmed: Koran; #O4 En mussed. fcn«^r«—
I aquirrsi collars •, W i6 ......... ....... $3.00 Silk Underwear, $1.45 HANDKERCHIEFS—2Sc and 35c pure linen. Me. Men's and
v 80 pieces, rompriting envelope cbe- Women’s 50c pure linen, 25c. g
S 3 E* ■ mi»e* and corset cover*; uhum.
Remnants of Fine Sweaters $4.00 Philippine Nightgowns REMNANTS-SHOES
Price tlown SO low «8' to make H worth 2l Handmade #e an j #6 Values, £2.65
vnur while to make sweater selections Friday. ma Nightgown.; atigatty soiled. Bnu TBIUW > f , J . w
vuur aniie tu maac iwwtcr kidiuuik rriaav. g C 97 pairs of Women’s Pumps, seven styles, patent and black S£
T $5.00 Brushed. Wool Slip-Overs, $2.95 $8.50 Suk Nightgowns, #5.65 salin colonials; two-strap dull kid and patent; black suede and
Round neck, in blank,-navy and brown, NiKSn.T.llored modeT. with ?«£* black kld on — trkP ’ lOW
$e.75 Brushed Mohair Slip-Overs, $3.95 :nd ch ~.cS ok * ,: 10 “** whl ''’ otchld $ 9 Value*, $2.65
| Round and V neck models, In navy, brown, heather mix- 13 pairs Women's Low Heel Black Grain Sport Oxfords,
y lures and biack-an excellent type for winter sports. , Remnant* $lO Value*, $3.65 ?
H NFrifWF AR 85 pairs Women’s Pumps, without straps, hanff-turned soles and
Just Arrived lltUlVnliftn French heels; black kid. patent and black satin. Broken sizes.
I L . , SI OO Neckwear 35c 80 P»H* Pumps, with baby French heels, hand-turned soles;
| Chiffon Alpaca Tuxedo and Slip-over* u*!‘Sir l^ UtSE?“»s : - aUl ‘ r - !:,i ■>■•'* “»>"■
M Specially Priced, $3.95 ’ SlSb^nSKialS.ss.so Value., $3.65 S
n A very spsoial jpurchase—light weight yet warm— #1 en J #0 fin 42 pairs Women’s Brown Calf Oxfords, medium round toes, welt
In navy, black, buff, gray. Jade, purple and russet. #i.OU ana #*o.w sales .military heels with> heels attached
v _ NcdcWCfiira 75c palfe Women s Black Kid Oxfords, medium toes, welt «olt«,
LP~e - TZ Berthas of net, trimmed with lac*t Cuban heels with rubber heels attached.
I $12.50 Heavy Shaker Sweater*, $7.50 .T# ** <lo hi £9 and £lO Value* £4 65 M
g Just three—ln na\T and white, with hand crocheted collars. iWrthas; ntrahjs with matching lece- 4# palr# women's Tan Calf Oxfords. Cuban’and low flat heels.
$25 and $29.50 Sweater Suit*, $18.50 * *reA«/ i Fair si«e range.
Five brushed wcol Sport suits, tuxedo Or slip-over sweater $3.00 to $6.50 Wool 29 Palre Women’s Patent Leather Strap Pumps with fawn suede
with matching skirt, -v „ Scarf*, $1.95 combinAtloh, low flat heels, medium round toes. Very smart. Good
g [ LOWERS—SI and slif* kinfb—S6c. ,- ' , aoleef 9 aS^«^°?«i*e. DuU Black French - Hml
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