HIE OMAHA lifcE: TIIUKMJAY. OCTOPER 12. 1922.
Latter Day Saints
Break Filibuster
"Revelation"
on
Conference it Independence
Will Consider ,Tcroiial
MriMge From Crrator
at Today' Session.
Independence, Mo, f-t. 11, Kp
Hal Tel'sram Th effort by which
th fttttru'(i(il's at tha neral
Mlifereriie l'f III eiari.2rd I'llllll:
nf Juui Christ of Latisr Iy Hs.nis
In session t this lat, fiav preveri
ed action ny th bmir upon th iur
portid revelslion ,resenlsd by rresl
dent KrxI'-rKk M.id,sn Hmiih onlli
f.rsi Usy lit tuslm-s were frustrate.
yeaferdiiy by a, motion in wl aside h
Intervening resolution befor th
bufly and consider ili main issu
All tut tw of th quorum rf 111
chiiRh reported In favnr of areutirig
I'reslflsnt Piullfi'a message a on ot
dlvlna origin (n't hmdlng aa revtla
tln It fh niemr,erlili. Th quorum
of (wi-lv apostle and Ilia quorum
f'f 70 sent in report unfavorahl to
ailrh act-epiunr.
Iflder latnlel MeeOn-gor of Toron
to, on fit lha quorum of ai-venty
tslksd for two hour Jn ir.it(n to
lha aeroplane 't tha divumerit, H
w filluwed ty Church Historian
Waller Wayn Mmlf h f III) lsr(
who favored arcerjtane and who ha
lha floor when th conference eon
yens thla forenoon.
Republican Candidate
Slate Rapliat Missionary
Society Kleiie Officer
larwoin, t i. ii.tni rn.
hraska Ha pi lot Missionary aorlely,
hald In connection with tha annunj
convention, alectsd Ilia following off!
oars; I'rssldenf, Mr, r. P. CV.lttnai,
lAnmln, vie president, Mra. W. W,
Cornell, Pawns City; alafa rlry
director, Mr, W. K. I0nt, J,lnln;
ssslsUnt secretary director, Mr. Vrad
CI, Williams, Lincoln; lllaratura dlrao
tor, Mr, CI. I Mharp, Omaha; in
slon director, Mra, Ti, M. Owlngs,
Wayna; rnptsln of Whit Cross, Mr.
Hull, Orand Taland; director rhlldrn
world rrussde, Mr, Albert Johnson,
Mneolni secretary director world wlda
guild, Mia Jemil Hall, Mncnln; dl
rector missionary dtirn,tion and col.
leg counaallnr, Mr, Jeff Yelton,
Mnocnnt aarrfarf Thrlailan mrl'
ranliall'in, Ml TayMr, Dlalr,
AirTiBiriiiT.
DIG EATERS GET
KIDNEYTROUBLE
Take Salt! at flrat aign of
Bladder irritation or
Backache.
Th American man and woman
tnuat guard oonntnntly ncaltiat Kid-
nay tronlila, bacauaa wa tnt often too
much red meat arid all our food la
rich, Our blood la filled with urlc-aeld
which th kldnaya atrlva to filter out;
they weaken from overwork, become
alaaflah; tha allmlnatlva tlaiuaa clog
and tba raault la kidney trouble, blad
der weaknee and a general decline in
health.
When your kldnaya fel Ilk lump
of lead; your bark hurra or th urine
I eloudy, full of sediment, or you
are obliged to seek relief two or
three time during th night; If you
euffir with alck hnadacha, or dlzxy,
nerroua apella, acid atomach, or If you
hav rhaumatlam when tha weath
er I bad, get from your pharmarlat
about four ouncea of Jnd Halt; take
a tuMeepoonfiil in a glaa of water
before breakfast tor a fw day and
your kidney may then act fine, Thla
fitmoue aalta la made from th acid
ef grape and lemon Juice, combined
with llthla, and ha bean used for
generatlnna to flush and stimulate
clogged kidney; to neutralize th
add In th urine so it no longer la
a sou rr of irrltntlcn, thu often end
ing bladder disorders.
Jad Halt la inexpensive; cannot In
jure, makea delightful efftrveerent
llthla water beverage and belong In
every horn, becaune nobody can
make a mistake by having a good
kidney flushing any tlmo.
AnVRKTIkKMENT.
HAVE COLOR III CHEEKS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablet!
If your skin la yellow completion
paUld tongue roated ppllt poor
yU have a bad taata In your mouth
Uy. no good feeling you should
take Olive Tal K-ta,
fr. lMwarde' Oil Teblete a aub
tltule fr ful.m.l wte inir't by
Ir. Mwrt after IT '' 'f study,
lr. 1,'dwaida' Olive TatMa are a
purely vegeiaM romiKjuml nmed
with 'liv ail. Yon will know them
ky their i ltve e4r,
Ta have a rW'., pink silu, bright
ers, an pimplv. a trl.ng i( buovant-y
ik fkil.lho.-a aVay you ntunt grt at
tl tUM,
ly. lMrU" Olive TeMrl at t on
tha livr and howle like U'iinl
)rt hav no dangerous afler e'fx l.
They start the b.l and cvvnane
vonetipaK). Take on or two ntaHlf
and M'la th plraiiig rvautt. Mil
lion ef bor ar sM annualty at
He and l -o,
CALORIES
Cmphaili u4 to U
bcutd alf upon tN e
rUie value cJ foods. Now,
k la knowq that tUmii
ftMJtr le )qu4lr entil
10 MgquJ iwHaruhmnt.
SogU's Emulsion
Km frtWuU value M M
MffT' buii Ji(V (wtlAk
ami kmlc. It h ,A
tkk fllernUe VfJ
nf feelli
IC. II. IHIWI I I,
ridllata for t'. H. Nrnalor.
Tlll'flS DA T, OCTOW Kit t,
Murray ,, I J a. m.
I'nl iti It on a. m.
NVii, rty Mln. Ul'n,, 130 p. m
Aiiiium J 1 j p. in.
HiiIwii , ,,, (Hp. in.
Kails f'lty up. 0 I'll ,, w p. in
niiDAy, fxrroi!i;ii u.
llllllllxilllt ,, ,lll I. Ill,
TuU ltk V) iU a. rn,
I'awni'K city , l in p. iii,
l-ii" ri v I is p. m,
Wyi.ons .. I 00 p. iii,
rl'niiue Isup. I I'D ,, klin p. m.
riATrrinAT, fy.Tow:rt it
f'ral, Or hai d 00 a. rn.
Tecuiiiu'li , ,,,,10 10 a. n
O k dliiiner K'l ..... I on p, in.
Kyiariim ,,,,, JJ1 p, m,
Wivplng Water 4 DO p, in.
I'luffeifiOuth (sup, ISO) tiO p. m.
r, ii. riiai,i,
( aiiillrfal for toni-rnor, anal
MTV. tV,y. tlAHt.Slti VAl.
TliriiHiMV, wroi:i:it it.
s!iirnl! VI M A. M.
( urlia ,,..,,,1200 M.
Miiyil ,,,,,,, !.oo 1'. M.
ai'xkvllle ,, 4:30 I', M.
llitrlli-y , ,00 V. M.
MWAY, OCIoMAt 11.
Morion 1 )0 A. M.
Dunl'iiry ,,,,, ..11:14 A. M.
Utmww 1:10 I', M,
Wllwiiivllle 1.00 I'. M.
Ilrnillry 20 P, M.
fceaver fty 1:00 V. M,
HATi rilJAV, WI'OliKK 14.
Nii ,.,.,,,..,,,,10:00 A. M.
DIooliiliiKlon .,.....,,11:00 A. M.
franklin , 12.09 M,
Klverton 2 00 I', M.
Had Cloud 4:00 I'. M.
(iuld Hock ......... t 10 T, M.
Nuperlor 1.00 r, M,
ti. f. HVti'tM.KN,
ftpabtlran amlldala for Attorney
(irnrral,
THlTltMOAir, CM.TOKKIt U.
North I'Ihm ,,,,,,,.,1100 a. rn.
Oothenhiitg . 1.00 p, rn,
Cotad ,, t oo p. rn,
Mxlngton ,, :uo p, in,
riiiDAr, ocTowr.H u,
Overton ;00 A. M.
I lm I'reek 10:10 A. M.
Kearney (f,unch) ,,,, 1:10 I. M,
illtibori 1:00 V. M,
rtholtoll 4:00 V. M.
Wood Itlver hM M.
Orand leland 100 I', M.
(ATlItDAT OTTOBKn 14.
TUvenrm M A, M.
Aoelua 11:20 A. M.
Dannr-brog 2:00 P. M.
Nt. Paul 130 P. M.
Fullerton 6:00 P. M.
Central flfjr 1:00 P. M,
IIOB MMMON8,
Candidal for fongrv, and
A. n. Ill MPHriKV,
Candidal for rongrrae, short farm.
MONDAY, fX'TOnEIt 1.
Merna 1:30 to 9:30 A, M,
Arnold 11 to 12 M
rtmpli'ton ,,,,, 2 to 2 P. M.
Handy 2 to 4 P. M,
Callaway Kvenlng
TUESDAY, fXTOUEK IT,
Oconto to 10 A. M.
Kroken liow 13 to 6 p. M.
Anslcy 6 and night
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBBJIt 11.
tMdyvlll 0:20 to 10:20 A. M.
Hummer .... 10:30 to 11:00 A. M.
Miller ...... 11:16 to 1:00 P. M.
Hhelton 2:30 to 8.00 i M.
CJIbbon , 4 and evening
fiOVl'KNOIl M KELVIE.
mi DAY, OCTOBBlt 11.
rnntrnl f'lty , 1:30 p. m.
f.'olumbiis , . .,......,,3:30 p. m.
Hihuyler ,, .6:00 p. m.
Fremont ,. ,.,,,..,...8:00 p. m.
SATl'RDAY, OCTOBBU 14.
David City ,, 2:00 p. m.
lilies 4.00 p, m.
awttrd , 2:00 p. m.
Dr. Burhorn
Chiropractor
Mr butlncM U te gt (Irk seeple
ll. Nn uka tket we cannot
hale. Offlre hour from a. m. to I
S. at. I'kone JArVto H7. AHJu.t
oiteii are 13 fur 110 er It fir III.
Suit 414-424 Securitiee BUg.
Cor. 16th and Farnarn St.
Former Crown Prince Kcsrcts
He Cannot Aid KecoiKstruclion
Henry L. Mencken, Critic and Eaaaylst, Visits Son of
Ex-Kaiser in Exile-Finds He Holds
Mature Ideas.
llultlmor. M'l., xt ll. IU-gret
that lie ratitud go lau k to fierrnuny
to aid in reuniting hi country la the
f rlnclpal emotion of th crown prim
In nil" at Wlerlngen, llollniol, ai irl
lug to an uulhorlzwl Interview with
linn, prliit'd this morning by the
l.ultlmore Hun, Th cabkd Inlrrvk-w,
wlil Ii la ropyrtghted by that pupxr,
waa given to ll-nry tt. Mii'ken, the
crltl' and eaeayint, who Iota ln In
Central Kurop for avral monlli.
Mr, Mni ken rommenle on the Iwar
tie of tha Island wlilrh la entirely
cut off lha mainland for wr-ka during
th wlntrr, Mia nurratlva proreeda:
"Hut tli la deadly laUllon lute fall
ed to moke any noticeable Impreealon
on lha epirit or frame of mind of lha
prince. T here are louche of gray In
Ills sandy hair, but lie still is as erer
aa a drill sergntnt snu lie quirk In
eperh and lnoveiiKiit. Very tall.
slim and lithe, and now smooth shav
en, hs looks much Ilka a big hoy.
Idea Are Mature,
"lint certainly thr I nothing Im
mature shout his Ideae, Among alt
Mi (ierman I have talked to during
lha past six weeks, rsnglng from high
official to newspaper editor and
from university profceaora to buelmas
men, I run recall none whoea view
of past and present events ronluln
lea of illusion, 11 discusses Ihg war
objectively snd with great shieed
rieee, and an r, his present sitlon
uncomplainingly, It Is tincotnfort'ihl
but so Is svrry other fltrmsn position,
" 'Oermany,' be said, 'faces stupen
dous loek and slmost Into), rlls bur
dens, snd It Is naturslly hard for any
Herman to stand by without taking a
hand. I sincerely wish I could b
mor sciively employed, but rertalnly
hav no desire to complicate the pres
ent situation by raising factional our,
(Ions, It would )m filmiird, of course,
to say dynnstli! considerations do not
Interest ms, but they assuredly tr-lre
second place In my thoughts,
dsys as these, I sm, first
(ierman citizen and soldier. As s
my duty Is precisely that of
other good f Ierman to subord
personnl fortunes and even pern
opinions to the common good.
we need todiy above all I net
unity. A thoroughly I'nlted Oen
would m unbreakable
"I ssked tha prince If be i
vote, supposing himself St hon
Kxirrls l . Voir.
" 'Cerfnlnly,' he snswered.
wlfs always votes. Why shouldn
"Watchful Major Mueldnrr ev-i
ly feared I would risk him bo
would vote, but lha prlnc hli
snved the situation. '
"'I rfun to answer,' he said
a smile. 'The bnllot is secret by
and 1 always try to obey the Is
The prince takes a phllosop
view of (lit extravagant liiles s
him circulated In America during
war. Kor exnmpl, tha storlen
wholi-s.il burglaries in Trance,
collect such fiibles with humoi
Interest snd wn apparently dull
s. Insr-
t of sill
ed with several 1 cnitrlbulrd from the
si'hlvis of the Creel press burenu.
" 'Kuch n risen Ira I little,' he said,
'do not annoy me half sa much s
their authors prolab!y think. Ahu
of that Sort g'ws With th triad I
ws born In, If (iermany tutd won
a sweeping vl, try, Id have got, as
crown prince, f,ir mora ihon my fair
shnra of th glory and applause, In
defeut, I get perhsp rather more
Hum a fair shsr of th bliiuia arid
execration, both at home and abroad,
but such r fortune of r for
con ms riding officers, I doubt flint
sny ear, American seriously Iwlieve
t'liy Hint I wa guilty of f'intiistle
rrlioea laid br ms during lha er.
That madnea must Iteeeessrlly pass.
Msihlls, It give ni no concern,'
Kay l", N. Must Art,
"IJk mot other Oermaiis, th
prima Ulleve th Kuroten situa
tion will never I genuinely remedied
until th t'nlted Mtatea takes a band
In it.
"'It rather surprises ma,' be raid,
'l hat tha t'nlted Mra'es as a nsiion
shows llfll concern Uit the lm-
medute fiitur bre Things go slesd
lly from inA to worse 1 du'i mesa
In fieniiany alone, but everywhem nn
th continent. Here ir rich, peaceful
Holland, among people famous for In
dustry snd buslneM cspaelly, lha ef
fe-ta of (he Orrnen alliiailon sr
very whero vUlble, llollsnders must
II their goods, but their l-sl cu
tomer, Oermany, rsnnot lonijr buy,
nor will she ever buy again until there
la a radical deslli-g with the evils
which beset hr, I heor that trade Is
almost a ledlv psrulyslnd In lha
two Amerlcsns snd for the ssme sea
son, Kuropa simply cannot buy the
surplus of ths nsiural products of the
western remispiiere. Thus, ohe-hslf
of the civilized world sees Its crops
rAlllrig In thn fields and warehouse
snd the other bnlf face srvafi.
aiM.naibiat for their victory. Hut th
t'nlte.1 Mtales opootr.i th treaty li
for It was signed and hss never rati
find II since. 1 inn In hopes thst Hi
View of It thu IndMSted Will gensiai
ly win over th' hn (till beliav II
ran b xrute. Kiiiling in that hope,
I ran no sy out save through
a calaatropha. That rafaetrophe,
remember, I not remote; it Ilea dlr l
try around tha corner.'
"Tha prlnoa fold ma ha waa very
eager to sea tb ( lilted Hlatce, but
ll.st ha must aslt for toiler times,
'Thla la nn dsy for Herman to be
traveling Ther I loo much work
to do at home, and loo little money.'"
Man Swallow ,Safillnirr;
I)(fior I'ffscrilrf Oiirrgtiini
Callaway, N.b., ol. II ,Mp lal h
While trying to remove a sand burr
from glove with hi teeth, Kenneth
Downing of Arnold sucked It Into hi
wind pip-. A physician ws celled,
but could not rtnov th burr. An
operation will b mmry.
IVnsioiii (rantrl,
Washington, Oct, l-.N'e,raka pn
slons granted: riarsh C. Hoilth, Albion,
fin, Krarik II, Thomss, Kurweli, 111;
Msry r. Paul, rialnt Paul, 130: Olive
1,U', HubMH, V: J'-enr Hsnts,
tmth. 120; mntA M. laddikan, riheb
by. W: Mry V Dobbins, Ulm Creek,
iM; Men ha A. lckhrf, Omaha, it'),
(ieorga W, Cook, Omnlis, 112; Calher
ina llreeier, DeW'ltl, jn; Miregsrf A,
I blir, (erie,llt, 10; Cllftn It, Ds-
motf, timid IsUnd, fl Itscbael I,,
Dunn, Alms, 30; M uy Vrnu h, YAb
son, 30, jeonie Kastmun, finr'iy, '-'';
iiela A. Pond, rihiiUil. btt
McCullough, omnlis, f 12.
Ve
I'roicrrssivr JInlil Itallv,
Blgsprlog, X4, Oct. It (fi-lal
Telegram.! Itev, ,1, progressive
,andidt for I'ril'e'l ftaie senator,
rpok hers Tueslsy. Hurry C, Par
roenter, -andilia for governor, and
P, I., riwansirii, candidal for state
senator, also spoke,
Speculation Defended
by J. Ogden Armour
HsnlfcMMnI tram rase Owe)
he was a his to learn waa "Hint de
pends upon circumstances."
Mr. Murdoch brought out that Mr.
Armour glvea little personal atten
Hon lo his market operations, leaving
the details mainly In lha hund of Mr,
Marey or other aeaoclule or sulior-ililiates.
' Do you (oi, shier your transaction
stahlllg the market?" he wss asked,
"No, sir, I don't,"
He hd never actually received any
grain hen ha Waa "long"' or deliver
ed any when he w "short," he aaid,
always selling out before th delivery
rnoiili. In the first case, or purchasing
a fill lira In the aocond.
fleo. V.. Marry, head of the Armour
drain company, leetifled thst nvaK of
ths transactions by bis otgsnlzailon
ure hedged, through th purehsse or
sule of a future to safeguard a cash
triinaa'fion, but Ihsl ther ar soma
purely sim ulative dealings.
Tr'im oe raoorda of Ihs firm th
amlnar showed that tb Armour com
pany aa long bushel of
corn In Hpfmlr, Hit, snd that tb
price had riropyed spproslmaieiy z
tenia ovarnlghi tm tlepiemlr 10, Mr,
Murcv said th bredk In Prlca wa
du to large ralpts, and that tb
operation of hi compsny bad noth
ing to do with It,
Th it)wpny, th reord In tb
bands of lha commission show, wsa
short on m,rn in July, 1Z1 when
the carload delivery rule ws Invoked,
but tliol emergency order, Mr. Murcy
said, waa doa to ciigeslhn at th
public warehouse and to a s'rlke of
wsrehoiUMi employes,
Mr, Marry and W. fienkert, h'sd
of llw efort division of lb Aruwur
drain conipany, wer blh ijueatlined
about a statement attributed to Mr,
liikrt, that "tha Armour drain
company control th tuirn market of
North America.."
1 let e1
y ki ki
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rT a JAMIMJL " f
Wardrobe
w
n
FRELIN
IMS Farnam Hi.
Pipe or Pipeleti
m
tVN.JlsV AT. 40.
POMMAE!
$'.'ikl Put This Fnruiics In Toor Home, The
KiiibII Monthly I'aymenti.
MID-WESTERN APPLIANCE CO.
413 K lath St, Opp. Orphrtim.
Tell By
Test
No nttd to gurg what dirTtrent
can can do. Kmewuottlf. A Marmon
Korc-card pjakc it tny to put cart
through the ta vital ttiti v( com
parison. No technical taperience
ntccmrjr. Thia acore-card will U
given to you if jrou call, or mailed
ityuu telephone jrourfwjueat. Make
thu interesting comperiaon svr.
MARMON
H.P ELTON
"Cut I v ChvaiUt"
1 lOialsraass llreet-2021
ii innnti ni lloi'
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Just a spoonful or two of
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cleans dishes as if by magic
imparts to china, glass'
Two Sizes warc, anrd, "Iverware a
10c and 25c ?erful flparklc and
uiNiN nas none or tne
irritating harshness of or'
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Its virgin purity and spc "
cial ingredients keep your
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place in your home for
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At Your Grocers'
2ie tne for
economy
Buy One Package
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are not talitfai
mm
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J J
NeuibroltTferpicide
Brings Out The Life and
Beauty of Your Hair
Pee Matin eil tha sstursl besatr s4 kea.
risnaa ef ym,r her swl raMoriaa four tmtip la a
heslihg waiSllkai, aaUoaa wlU equal llarswiaeb
If raw heir Is aet rlT. eri ee4 huaeleat
H mesne Uksl la aatural elwea b ki4ea. I
Me will M et liw natural tkmn s4 ska
vautaalr IoIUnu iut Ittasss swale. 1S
are e ymu 14-4 mti aeiua keir will ka
MMMiMiaiNMf evsewaaeawUI taielaien4Ut
Ii Kill aa a atMgiiea U yea ad a renliiai e
rem fiWsSs.
Jiukro'aKerplclcJ
fessseei AaawfrwrT Stop FmJIimt I loir
HmicMs wlB M earr seek sew kale ku.
INI tal It ajwSIr r a ell r MtlUs
S4fir, ee. wer eals end arwia
kw lm I wMsa , t ewla kill
k a knnin kMllkg saUa ! M la
air ws se4 awe.
HniWb kaa a M n" eH esu'ism
M, Mar Mm m It as a retl'teae,
rtMvine I a e f 4 t e alt IM b
1 r II r au-e tU iWm4
Is s mt4 ea saaaiir4
mm. aW a I
lHeesMS saee.
SM ty A4 IW 4 tVya.
Asatea A4 Pee tee
? ta A M. ... I, :i,.i n Ael
"NOT VERY WELL T0DAF
tkrw sfti do you hf thia
lUinl from aroiU who Vk the
I Mure of hih? Y ihU vue
frvlini rmty tw a ciiss( of rJ
dancer. Doe. I
teglCt tt
Irt nkiICaeil
to fM4irH lltat lh
Mnaye are rM
0hmintln the
kieS (tviu ibe
hmjy, Trtoy nt help, TaJ
Lathrop't 044 MaLd harUKt
Oil tapauUa (tha oritfUka ami
lonulna) rauUrly and that "Not
Vrt v Weil" (!.
trig MtUha e thlfi
of the i, A
auutarj iiiil
I -J auva lie, fully
Msi . t4 mm u gura-itd ta be
iafCKrKMe MLHiarf.
LATMJlOI"
GOlDMEajs
v MaaeieM otw 5
Tli statement ens rv,utairte In a
leltrr wrlttsri by J. V. Heinllees a
Co., How fork en-rtera ti
their Al,terp ffflisti, IHslll His
Liutcri lirsnrh lo bid fr torn uiilr
Hi ninrkel irl. innnilsliia- 'rwil Hie
Armour dxui'sny, ihrouah llils sui
M,ei ronlrol, shuulj set It, sisln al
less thsn Ilia current quoCaliilis.
Mr, llenkert dlllel havlnf llU'Ie
aurh a Binlsnisnl,
Mr. Marry aulit HwC If anything
sluts I Iii I Hue ea sid It u,'l I
nltrll.ute,! Ii tha f't "'' Mr llen
kert at Ihut lima hal le(, tnh lha
i,.ni,iir a few month ! through
a ileeir "lo sluiir tha farlf ner
! what an In.norleht t rm h W"tk'l
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The Wintry Mode
as Expressed in Our
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Silk Frocks
In aatlna, plain t repfa
and aatin bark ran
tona. $39.50to$98.50
Woolen Frocks
Kanhionfitl of I'ofn-t
Twiil and tricoUnf.
$18.50to$98.50
Fur Trimmed
Suits
$79.50 to
$189.50
Strictly
Tailored Suits
$49.50 to
$98.50
P
t
Three-Piece
Costumes
Which Include the
frock and euit coat
of lovely aoft faf
rica with elaborate
trimmfnga of em
broiderie and fur,
$98.50 to
$159.50
Sumptuous Fur jrs
Trimmed Wraps jf
In both the new flare jJlS
effect and Joone
wrappy atyica.
$98.50 to $250
Knockabout
Coats
Are am a r teat for
porta and general
wear.
$25.00 to $59.50
Shown In the Ready-to-Wear Shop, Third Floor
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out-o-dcos5
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tailing yms
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end every travd-canv
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via the Santa le 9
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