JAY, NOV. 2, 198,0
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' Guaranteed
'a.1 Election Day Program
tIIIII~ “Ill I’lI- bulk-timed 7TII-
.h‘ \- Lam: A~ Patrons \\i~lI.
“In want to come and cast
.notller vote for the Metro Super
Attraction “fl
“THE HOPE”
with
An All Star Cast .
Wednesday and Thursday
The greatest triumph which has
been achieved by The Paramount
organization
Lionel Barrymore
in
' ‘TEE COPPERHEAD ' '
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Friday and Saturday {
Arbuckle's Biggest and
Funnies: Comedy
Fatty
'vuvr.
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Mandy ot
There we ”ty of
may indicate only a namwmimlneen.
But there is an uneasy doubting of
Inc‘s self which, if not resisted, may
become almost a disease. (It'ten.
'though perfectly sure that we did lock
the door. or Ilcliwr an injunction. or
out It memorandum in our. pool: et. we
nourish the doubt all day. or turn
out our pocket on our any to work.
. Ahm nLnxlnlnml nf this. mentally is 1112,,
wee wmwm C.
hurried.
article in exert place save where it
usually is. and the astonishment at
finding, it there.
Dove Figures in Folklore.
The due or pigeon has occupied
'n prominent place in folk7lore. legend
and history since, the hintbrought the
olive branch to Noah. The earlier
artists used .the dove frequently in
their reliclous paintings. The “Bla-
donna and Child.” and the angels are
shown with white pigeon}: fluttering
about them. The bird was made'thc
symhnl of dhlne spirit. It appears in
piclIII-IN of Christ's life nhd baptism.
St. John (1:32) says: “I saw the spirit
descending from heat on like u dove.
Mocha Sheepskin.
The world’s supply of Mocha Shem.
t
The House of 100 per cent Ente;
talnment
ELECTED ! I
Wallace Reid
A success which surpasses his pre-
vious efforts. 1
“What’s Your HurrY?”
PAj'HE NEWS
With Bonus Parade Scenes
Wednesday
Mollie King
_ in
“WOMEN MEN FORGET"
and
Ruth Roland in Her Srnashing
Serial
“RUTH OF THE ROCKIES"
Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville
A Dramatic Thunderbolt
Gladys Leslie apd only." Hale
; “A CHILD FOR SALE"
This is without question the most
appealing photoplay that has
been filmed in five yearn.
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AT THE THEATRES
REGENT TODAY
All Star (‘25: I’m-um“
Hope" A Satanic Supt-r
Production.
The (lee-traction of an Italian village
flirt-elf furnished the final scene‘s
‘ 'l‘ht- Hope," great szvt-ctucvllnr melo-
drama Ielr—nsed by Metro, showing to—
(In; at the/liez-nt Theatre.
‘Thc Hope" is an nil-star produc-
Iun with Jack Biuilhil. Ruth Stone-
ML‘: adapted tor the screen by A. S.
1.0 Vino and photographed by Harold
Jlous“, Marguerite tie in. Molte- and
I mink {liitott lIea line the cast Her-
‘rfi' rt Blache directed the stem which
“'0 .
tietru "The
rthqtnkc 591:“! :It the sixty-
i‘vletro l’: '1; III tin: San Per-
'aJ—iey was on}: cue of the big
taged for “The Hope." a battle
her Pass is air-other rye-m that
this faruous production (I thrill-
e plat was nritten l-\ Cecil Ra—
nud liezzr‘y Hamilton and pro—
(1' ed Oil the sngc l:} Arthur Calling.
aoecinl election news will be flashed
draught. ,
PALACE TODAY- '
‘ glint-e Ell-Id Scott-s. Big Hit It! Hifi
lain: Paramount Attraction
“i‘hat': Your Hurt)”
WIN. cc . r ' in another thrilling
."x]TII|l.'h'-‘.}9 “are. "\Vhat's Your
’1'll‘l'3""' will he the attractzon a: 222':
l'sln ~v- 'E‘I entry today am: Nice l'S VT?-
IT--I‘~'.~&.u'..-, "The Roaring Road” and
' 'tk'f‘llfi-u My Imst."1"ne story one writ—
I «I h;- llvro‘n Morgan ‘
The :Irtzon centers around "Dusty"
Him-now rm auto racing driver in love
will \7lf':2’!!ll?, daughter of Pat Mac-
!Junnm. manufacturer of PakI-n
‘nrlm 't‘ um effort to «in favor from
the Illuull'lhli‘ i'nt. 'I‘us::." abandons
“I III. 'th ne'uxrn's publicity man
L-r i'nlIro trucks; But his well meant
fI~ uni» luv} him deeply into the
lo-«l gulch. or i‘at. wlxos~ bad temper
9...; Mew: !"i‘:‘.l?er aggravated by: his
<~I~~ ‘zstlure to secure an expected or-
.m- much: from the Cabrillo Ii-
“?i‘zs‘gy‘s” oporzunity
when the Calm-mo company‘s
dun stall..- .rn give way in a raging
.u‘orI—r. ”.0 leads 9 (ti-ct of Pam-n
{tucks but?) tile bread». and not. on}?
-vves the 441‘. but also resents Pot.
and Virgrxia from posei‘ .I’: tic-.atl!
Lor- \nlifirjl‘. sLImo't< Wallace Reid
- as lending 9303115 in “‘I'hat's Your
7 llurrs'?" , ' . , .._
There w'll election returns at
All. . 1". lane tonight ‘
KILLFD. BY CRO1VRAB.
"BIRTH!“ \m. 2-2—1. oigi f-‘loriagti
45'7“"
93 :— lir-r- ."s , .
(‘OHI‘C‘S
if:
'1‘)!" Protidenc to work for the
tnstal \‘.'ater .Compunv.
- while in a mocha: Ho‘rwinton taut
aunt 'lize sharing 53:. e wad: and a
«I In: lnr penetrated toe 518113"th
l“ I- .t of the ‘l'et‘Peye. “Be as "
“In of the earth within tmImiam
but the vonnd had 1.
» oi .wr men W: '
és‘kins at various .ccnters.
Mocha, Berhera. Zevluh and llodeidah
, station
:crudle it ever known
' on the other hand,
‘, \vuy
than}; of an older child of l goes about
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for:
. who came here four months 32x1 .
was killed ‘
.skin is obtained by about a dun-II
, buyers. who have tlmir' nulive col-
‘lct'tors. in cannons to' collect the.
of which
are the main points. '-‘ruiII tin-re they
are sent to Aden, a British coaling
which. on account of its loca-
tion. is the shipping [ml‘pt {or skins
sent to London the continent of En-
vae, and the United Start-s.
I'I'Ie Palace Always Win on High. ll
Class Programs l
Today and This Evening, with : Peel-”'3" “Cradle”
Election Returns E An Infant in Guinea is Imunlly hurled
in sand up to its unisl whenever the
imuther is busy. and this is the on! y
The little Limp
fart-s must luxuri-
nusly in its mothgr‘ 5 sun» These anp
fishnets are big affairs of skin sin'l‘ed
goith soft moss and can be hung on a
out of the
s t: ed] in the
peg or tree hrumh suit-l
The t‘ hinese huh)-
lts pity qfi’lte ignoring its Int-den.
I
Day of the ennyI Gone.
C'Ol‘aliic luul often gone. hII numerous
errands for me char; :ingm pcIIIII fur
emh trip. I had not lgud so many
errands for her of late lind the tiny
’Iulss does not earn so IInIIIy pennies
Today I asked her to go: u'pton'n for
me. and in a lmsitntini: manor-r she, in-
formed the " I will have to charge you
E cents instead of 1 ”cause I can't
Tiny anything little girls “not with
one penny."-Bxchnnge. ‘
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3 Gratetul for kiln.
To Show how kindly rain was needed.
n native “ho came to Ken castle mar-
ket with his wagon \\ as so merjoyed
{that he rushed into the center of the
14th in front of the to“ II hall when
.the storm was at its sewn-4t and ot-
. fort-Ii up a prayer of tlmlgitsgiving, He
E then started drinking: the muddy water
as it flowed past lIiuI.——-.lnhuttneshurg
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(Transvaal) Sunday Times.
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E I Built for Fighting.
3 The beak of the enun- is sharper
and stronger than that of the vulture.
and the claws. being reqdircd for the
capture of living prey. are-much more
boldly curved andmore sharply point-
ed. The henk of the eagle in nearly
straight for some disth-e from the
base and then suddenly turns down-
unrds info a sharp hook. .
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Glorious 'Revenge.
Brother had gone to a‘ baskethall
game and left little sister at home.-
err much to her disupnroval. She
hegnn at once to lay plans for revenge.
sufiug: “Mother. I know what I‘ll
Ill).
:otnorrow and have a tooth pulled. I'll
tix hit and won't he be sorry?"
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Religious Discrimination.
the man must he fourteen years old
and tlze woman'twvlre. More they
may marryz-for Protestants, the man
must. be eighteen and the. woman M.
New .
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Africa's Big Rivers.
(it the African rivers the Zambesl.
2o» miles in length. is the largest
er com next with 1.200 miles and the
Ilepopo next with 900 mile-'3. '
‘m Wife's emsaay.
As a general thing. after a woman
has been married a few years the
:I-ies «hen her hnshand forgets her
mirthtiny and roars “hen he advertises
inc-Dulles News. -
why They Never Arrive. a
but: and ”In?! (mole mend more
time “183!“ they had the other tel-
01’ "1" 7 w» 7,
“’Urried search for a missing-um" on the caste
I‘ll just go with you to medallist:
in Hungary, for Roman ‘Cntholics;
d w..-
river in South Africa; the Orange riv-‘
Inf“ 2 Incl: then getting out to crock"
Residents of Eastern Shore at fiery
land Relate we in my
th‘ It;
I went over to _7I;Iltlmorc to srpenl:
shore. ’"
lsald. “No :l am sorry to snv that
hate seen that."
"Well," helium to me. ”we love .‘nnt 3
Country. I hate been [watch ng there
for sixtyslx years.
lived in the Garden of Eden. they fell I
3103:, and the Lord was scary much
disturbed about them. and he rolled
lmprme.
“The angel Gabriel suggested that
they should be taken to the enstez-IIT
share of Maryland. and the Lord srld.
‘So. no: that would not be tmfilcicnt
I-lI:IIII:P‘."——!I‘ranklln K. Lane in the
National Geographic litigation.
NAPKTNS NOT JUST SUITABLE
But Man Meant Well, and Fortunately
the Teachers Had a Sense
of Humor.
The parents of the pupils of a large
Indiana word school decided to give
the teachers a surprke dinner party.
Atrordingly they took charge of tit:-
huilding one evening. herded the
teachers in one room and made ready
the table for the dinner. But in“,
as everylxnly was about ready they
(ound that they had forgotten nap
kins. One of the hostesses accord
lhxly. telephoned. her husband who
worked In a department: store. “The ,
colors are pink and white so hrln!
something appropriate.” she told him.
lie bought “look—pink and white.
lint when they were opened they Illn-
played stark: holding In their months
the title-honored new bnhies. The
hostesses were horror stricken hut'
thc‘teuchers. ready to grasp the awk-
wardness of the situation. led in laugh-
ter. But that man says that be will
unwe‘out of that school district he-
fore there is another banquet for
lcnchcrs.~lndlnnapolis News.
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Didn't Look Like Police.
Sport ls "inking great strides in
Frnm‘e. but the police occasionally
Innke strange mistakes when they see?
It long line of runners sprinting along
the roads and across country. é,
Not long ago at Vinccnnes II number
jut young athletes from the military
school of sport were lnIlIIlging in II
paper chase through the woods when
the? were arrested by gonilnrmoa for
being improperly drexscd. They were
nil in white tests and running; «hurls.
The gentlnrnws, however. had Imp-Ir-
ently not heurrl of such articles of :It-
tlre or of the Inilltnry svlmni of sport.
Protests made by the colonel in mm-
mam] had no emIt‘L
A few do)": later. however. when the
local gendarlziee math 8 fresh in“! of
a dozen atldetexthey realized their er.
ror. for the lender explained that he
was an ins‘pectoz- of police and that
the runners behind him were all I'm-h
policemen en)oyln2 n fortnight’s train.
lnz.—~l~‘rmn the Contincnlnl'l-lditlon of
the London Mail.
Side Whisker Back in London.
The London exquisite i: doing his
best to cultivate side whiskert ornith-
lon that was somewhat frowned upon
II few yours nto when Lord Rocksav-
‘nge attempted its resurrection. But
that was in the days before the war
. and probably it is as a change from
the regulation military mustndte of
the last fire or six years thnt Brltlfi
young men of today nre growing tufts
or hair in front of their ears with most
hideous result. '
er. the lion. Lancelot Ion-ther._ have
always been famous in the fashionable
‘.‘. mm (or «en rim: “Sideboards." but In
this hirsute tut-c lining they are non-'-
iy credited with It desire to suggest the
“sporting" atmosphere in which 4hr:
are generally to he‘found.
A Paul” M
We should lune thought of tilt: 303:.
before. but men yet. if we hurry I
gentle reader here not! there will know
what we are talking about. '
Riggs-«Yon might .not think n‘.
look at him. but there is a greut dent
in that young man.
Dim—No: he carries it well but I
smelled it on his lit-cot}. ,
“ Ca’h't like Knife Handlee. ‘
The scarcity of compiler, the output
of kit (-1. is Ioulrulled by Iowan, in
having a serious effect on the «tier:
trade in Stu-Mela. Buglend. For elm-
luloid. and the callers lint it. 1m
stole to get enough or this, (or trust:-
handles. , I
at
A Paradox.
“It Is the vote that does the talk-
not.”
“Tea and they nyltiemefi“
.cre',‘ toe. “~llahtmere am.
The earl of «Lonmhtle and his broth- ‘
phot- to an 5:.li in. craficnt 4r érle. ,
and
.wear;
to attend
without glow-e. as was the lease torn
while followtnir
This is good (qr the slate trade. and
perhaps for our discipline as “ell.
The combination of black and white
.is notid in short gloves. not (mix as
regards:
lpolnts net in about
ilvt git-Ice for the tnilieut or lhcxnportn
“1mm” to gluing“ apol
uhéei legit
thing This untveml
I-make belie-u- jewel; in a great
room to the craftsmanship of the do- boon. or. if the loveliee in iron}. the
” ' e
\cs. sit-.1 come from the eastern general mac turnout»:
. alum A! Jlmhand . H4121; 121411 am ALL. ““1‘ 4...“;
"" ‘ W (0‘315 Wu“ "°“‘P"‘ ' "’" "' t {I
7erIIme.II {0i It‘
91293. amber that
the really. truh' original.
I have soon every othnr beauty upu‘ suit that never sow the mines ol tith-
in this country I believe. but l ncxer 9" ““3““
imock jewels are worn suspundI-d on
cord: to [he a spice of color to the
street costume; or the) appear-in the
:handlce oi oi “riot bags. the clasp: of
“'9 ““9 ’1 strange belts. the head of the hal- pin. or al-
people “Nd we “a“? some strange 102‘ ternatc “ith small cnital beads to
ends. and one of them is that a long itorm a long ranging necklace
long time ago when Adam and Eve making 0. pearls goes onendlessle.
mat“ of thent
louite If! ease \Ilth the fashionable ene—
nins‘ dress. Fertunntely
. d trI unlucent ems that are
a council of his angels and wanted 10:22:23: m J g ’a 90mm" ofimm mm mnflow m”
Ina-tune ‘
weighing @rk’fif rig, in; mine: out the
mar» o one to tunnel: Myrna" ';‘ t ti kélr that cm-
be-"wiéll‘Jd d 7 '7 prefer rather‘
e heavy‘t ”I ”‘ ' gifted? new: rm
of morning war. They are to be had in
pfi- down our approach the tone of her
adopt
ml tIIal has moth r knot? _: problem
in a di‘mLJld Imam the ”eighth Gm—
l X at ltf (7- I -
nu. amints lessor do \mze tonneiig, isnrar‘lan
9““ Hilb’fl- .01 Ghent {Mun-sit}. a political cia-
gec and now liuiaridn :It 3' otter an.
Tho“: Professor do \reeze is one of. the
'I’lemlsh litigious “ho during flit:
Gerntan or: “nation cl their cunn’n
sought. with Gttman aid. to lunar-att-
iFlanders. the Dutch-smoking part of
alielgium. from the Fn nch- -s;n;:lsing
foam. Mat“ of them. whin the dumb
oxice showed G( rmany beaten. flcd to
The iHulland. In their absence. they '
Iwere cotnlcted cf trcason. and setup
'ot' them are under sentence of death.
;Prof(.ssor de \‘mze is accused (In :I
Heading "nothist" in the ‘lrmizh ec- ;
‘hP'pamtlon mOIemrr-t. Considering that
than: are
quite
or S“ itzerlannl
truh beautiful. and
ills
for simulation. and there is extmdltahle the? Dutch Gorgernment
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SHORT SLEEVES HERL.
Since short sleetea are scheduledtfhe separatist mOIcment. Belgium has
for winter rogue on man) of the new demanded
models it in not surprising to find the-l \
mousmietnire glote featurI-Li
est offerings rather emphasize II «in onenIe
suede
shades suitnhlt
street dress or “tin:
'l'hen ‘Ihere arc the glace kid giants in \pmpert)
black and nhlu
ed \er) smart it’or sucrose occasions.
and the white as a dross—up acccm.
of course. the long. white g‘ltne- In a;
ways in style. fianlcnlarlv for evenmé
for it is‘ no longer toot] Im-III
{hf
Lnow where they should be taken {or none of “,9 shoddy gmter ntmofl j..- Iwould not (he him up.
‘ change 0‘ air. 50 that “193' might separable from the imitation of the
precious stones.
Now at a um: “hen relations be-§
tween Holland and Belgium are
strained because of commercial treaty
complications and the renewed efforts
of Belgian Flemish activists town-oi
the extradition 01 De '
this time on gr I‘nds which. '
The M, if PTO‘IPd. Holland mi, in considtr. I
fwh'tlc it would not to IlS'titI II p nilicai §
1'99”.
in brown and
for comvletinz
earl) (all
in gm; The timrge. however. is onlythati,
th" Professor Dc \‘rvczc Izscd {or fun]. all
suit. his house in Ghent. some Gruernmont
such as old’bou-s. old books
'nnd oome coal which “err- on the
i'prcmisea of the lilnary at Ghent.
it is hinted in Holland that thin ta.
the throw. consider-
. 1
across the frontin-
a commission to decide .thc (use.
opera or the theatre - ‘.
tint
VIENNA. Nov.
ocratlc press hm! published an elec-
tion propaganda some of the Jetten
printed at the instance of the Austro-
Hungarlan gournment during the
war to pacify the dlicontent of the
people. (Zine taken {rpm the REICHS-
POST is captioned “A Soldier’l Letter
From Heaven" at! node:
the lead of Parts
in littlc-
Gaunt-
but
or flu.
stitching
Z- in natural, flight
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This is Blanket‘Week .
Throughout the Country
At Road’s we are keep-
‘ing no special blanket
celebration, but because
it is November one natu-
rally. thinks of warmer
clothing and cbverings.
The Read Bhnket' De-
partment is now at its
best. We mentioned
some Homespun Blan-
kets. From the appearance of these we expected
every one to like them, they are so genuinely good
and serviceable. But the enthusiasm with which
they have been greeted is a little surprising. When
our buyer found these homespun blankets it was
lik’e going to an old attic store room and finding In
an oaken chest a storage of woolen homespuns of
thc,'oid days.
The White Homespun Blankets are of a creamy
color and very suggestive of fleecy wool. The tex-
ture is an easy weave which stretchm. The borders
are of a rosy pink and a dull blue. -' .
$25.00 5 '
‘ .' A Black md‘Red Ill-id, regul. .r checkerboard.
, ‘ is a, good blanket and very wam‘L it will be found
very'popular in college or school rooms.
A Gray weave is very Substantial and can b-
used a long while Without laundering.
.. $15.00
' Web In other weaves line all wool Califor-
nia stock with pink or blue borders bomd with
heavy silk mohar. '
$18.50 and $22.50 ,
Smaller sizes for single beds, $12.58
and» of good weight and finish, $3.75 up. .
new... Fluids _3 very large assortment, fast col-
orsfor laundering. Sizeé6 at so inches. gum
, Thu-:1 near.
2.——'rne Social Dean J .
. [stab/13%
Thestore‘doeeehiyutfiododt
thin 12”.. .
Mud“ not how more. we .
prom?“ “8. within «my furl
more mud. whammy.» on: man?
can forum
more end splendor which mmumi
.the thmne ‘ot‘ the M Queen of 30““ '
brand will: . on our victory: tau-con- i
,,,ilnng1! to he 3 mu manor! an in 12:13:11:
nave. \flnt I so} to you nla‘ our Sa—Jr
riour III-id to his dioclhlclt before MS I“ ,3
afimrslon:
you.‘
more than on earth.
celebrate
among you?
tor-y for all etemtty.
the diar Virgin that she did not eta,
he'lvullct that pierced ”thy heart."
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attaching»! IM-
to a Methodist conference some tlnw nigger-s principnlh OI France. bni stocking may be matched in the color
Ilgn.‘ I met there a ,snlendiIHooIUng wan widely. too. to those of our own oi“ the, glove- ' - 73““!!! ‘N 0? “I“ “6118?“! Which the E‘y
mm! with a long. flowing. unite beat-.1 countrv. _ _ #‘T“‘T“""_‘ 130"” in readiness for her minim- chil— 2 Km p"
and I 33”,“, Tlim, “Do 50“ prcath “LI Bit: of translucent .Irruu (was. tor 7:: $132 “AU 1.. Sex 2 «uliclland. t'cn “0529”,.
this mm“ of the’tount 9.. He said. jade by’wa} of tacit courtesy; and which refused to -urcwzdcr (”I “3’", - ya“ (.hmgmi tho 1. (hot ‘ “H, girls 3
rs pieces of heaIenl) “in? it» (‘1le t-y “‘9" German T‘ml'efl” W4” Allies Inghl. rota:- 3 home and zoning Icicle- “P notified
‘It in well‘that I go from .
In Heaven I can help :coII far
_ And why should
victories illcrc below
I have won the true vie
I daily thank
who placed t '
he‘d Them for
I“
. . . 7 . .. .
In‘le git-low
had cut their 1' of! short. .
'ttu r attempt to (“some them—
I was. they also had at them Nth,
of! to knee length and admitted that
t‘ (I: hoped to man inspection for 8'“-
or H or 15
O
.thry mated was
E Electrical Needs
AT THE 100 PER CENT. ELECTRICAL
STORE
F. M. CULLEN
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only a ouhleriugt- to get the rmfesaort .
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The Dutch Gmernmem has named 'I ‘
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ELECTRIC _
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3 The room they tied from the M
3‘ am new at
conditions there. which they describ-
ed as Intolerable.
NORWALK
A~ . .The Choice of Furs
duction,
when: there is a gtfit"
When one considers that good
When. it comes to selecting for garments,
which are naturally expensive because of their
it is wéilto go to a place that Is reliable
:dtec behind the purchase.
pro-
and
furs must be caught
at the right time, the pelts taken {hen the animal is
in its best condition. the curing
the skins made up by skiifull fut-riots...
But when taken care
this adds to cost.
experts and
cturally all
will the
right way the garments last almost hflefinitelymw;
Fur Coats in the Read department this year
are of Raccoon, Hudson Seal,
Beaver, Nutria and Squirrel.
Chokers .
_O f" S t o n e
Morten. T h a
beautifully ,
shaded fur is ex- ‘
actly as it came
from , the little ‘
animal.
Near-Sal, Marmot,
Chokers
“ Grey w
made of selected
pelts, ears dark
tufted, the back
of a rich dark
£7137- “ .
uneasy-dug. ,. a]
Women's VCSts and Bodices
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efiect of pure silk. This lustre is retained after
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