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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; : SUNDAY MORNING,' AUGUST 1. - " I -WOMENS CLUB AFEMRS.lj MRS. J. C. SCOTT, recently elected honorary life president of Deborah Livingstone Woriian's iChristianTemperarfce union of St Johns. . Mrs. Scott has been president of the union for ,15 years. ' ,' ";' " . , V ' kv . 1 . ' ! x v ; f , j 'It ;: ' : l ;'' i ill ' ; ' : ' I : ij i lf:V 111 ' "xmI If "A Pi "" " -(- s;5 ..- , ' - S jf t J I if r Am I W ' , ' ? 'a Iv V J ' A f; StI Johns -Union Celebrates Its 15th Birthday rT CELEBRATION of th fifteenth an niversary of the organization of Ie borah Uvingston Woman's ;' Christian Temperance union of St. Johns a picnic wll be held at Columbia park on Mon day, Auirust, 2. . , Basket lunch ; will " be Served at noon and & special literary program has been prepare), for the aft ernoon. Each" member will be presented : with a small sack In which she Is-expected to put a :peny- 'or each-year of her. agw. The number, however. It" has been promised will not be revealed.' The union' was organized: In St. Johns .In 1905 with 20 members, two or three of whom are still - enrolled. ,The member ship has lncreaeed ito, 45. Mrs. A. E. Wilon was elected presi dent at the time' of the organization but : held the position ' only . two or , three months when she moved to another city and Mrs. J. C. Scott was elected to fill , the vacancy. Since that time Mrs. Scott has held , the .position until - recently, when she was forced to give it up on- ac , count of ill health.! . She has been 'made ; honorary. life president and a new pres ' ident will be elected'for active service. -T" Among' the first steps -taken by the or ganization toward the bettering of St. Johns, which .was then a separate-town, was the establishment of a reading room on Jersey street, which .was maintained until 1 the library was built. It also . took an. active part in securing local, op tion in iSt Johns before the passing, of the saloons. " Each school in the district has been presented -with a v picture 3 of " Trances E. Willard and last year 460 , was raised toward national, f state and . county work of the W. C T. U. i , . .. - i " -,, . At "the last meeting of the Women's Advertising club, of. Portland, . Dr. ..Walter ;Nugent of the Central Presby terian church delighted his hearers with his inspirational talk- which he gave at the. dinner In the Crystal room at the Benson jhoteU rtr. Nugent Is one of the most interesting speakers the- club has been v privileged to hear and all were most enthusiastic Jn the hope that he I would pay them ' a 'second visit.- Mra Ocean Jolly,; retiring editor of the club . magazine. ' Ad-Fax, was. ap pointed program I chairman to succeed Miss Amle Brunn, whose terra of service has just expired. Mrs. Celested Uston Harle. formerly- associate - editor, was unanimously elected editor for the com- . ing three months and she appointed as her associates Miss Edna McKnight and . Miss Belle Lent to have charge of ' the advertising for A-Fax. " ' The club will give a . "hoodoo" dance on the evening of August 13, on board . the Swan. Mrs. Jeselson appointed Miss Dorothy Fox to take. charge, of-all ar- ; rangements. ' ; ' -' The members of the Women's" Adver tising club have been -Invited to act as - hostesses to the American Society of En- gineers at a trout luncheon to be served at Eagle Creek.-August 11. Mrs. Bessie Colwell was named . as .chairman of the 4 committee ;on arrangements. The regular meeUng day of the club has been changed from Tuesday- to, Fri day, the next meeting day to be Friday. 7lugust.6, when. the club will meet' for luncheon . at the i Tyrolean room at the Benson hotel, where' It will meet hcre- . after, i . . i - 1 , .; -.. T -. .. . ! ,j YnIvrIty of Oregon. Eugene. July 11. A k recreational ; survey of 1 Pendleton, undertaken by Miss . Mabel Cummings,. head of the- physical education depart rneiit for women at the University of T "Jreron.-has beew completed, and -recom- mendations made- in .the. report of the "rS-1 la UkUhood be followed out. The Murvov . i -ZZift VtabHshlng a:conyn8nit3 play ground ' y stem in the ' Kti-r. fitr i . - : . - , Portland playground work this sum-Bjei-isbein directed by three X A. C. Tirls-aesephinj Ooldstauh c0 Portland , Has charge of athletics . forT all piay rrounds. Marjorie. Brewer of Corvallis in charge or playground work in Pen Vi Prlt ?d Natalie Reichart of Cor X Mffltols in charge of the SeUwood rflay x rround. , Winslow Meade ; circle No. 7, Ld(es of the O. A. R.. will hold a en da rice at Luncheons Show Large I acre as ITHK marked Increase in attendance.at A. the luncheon, meetings orpine Busi ness Women's , club during the summer months t has been especially gratifying this ..year. . At Thursday's . meeting .the club , had the. pleasure of entertaining as a guest Mrs. Frank P. Hays, a member of a similar club at . Lou is, Mo., who gave an enjoyable impromptu talk upon the activities and succeae of her. home organization.! ':',,. ' Mra Millie i R. Trumbull entertained the club last "Thursday wtthan" rb teresUng talk ;on -."Women in ' Inr dustry." Her varied experience in pub lie positions having to do ;with women and children's welfare and of effort for the betterment of society well qualifies her- to-epeak on these- subjects. . ' 'j , Dr. , S.yC. .Koha, .peych6Iogist ' of tthe conrt of domestic, relations,, will discuss ''Human Intelligence and Its Relation to Social and Business Efficiency" at next Thursday's luncheon to .be held in the Y. ,W.-C.?A. tea room. Miss Emma M. Howe will act as chairman. ' J Of wide interest ! in ; the city Is the work' in progress for the establishment of a branch "Young1 Women's Christian Association for colored women in Port land. 'There are in the city' about 260ti colored people,', a large. percentage -of whom are .women and, children who are In need of some community center which will offer an cppoTttinity to their mem bers for educational and social activities. The ' recent "visit of. Mrs." Cordelia Winn, city secretary of the national Y. W. C A. for colored women, and who is an Ober lln graduate and has been, a student of the New York .-School of Philanthropy, was the means or. arousing much inter est, in this new. branch of work. The colored Y. W.1 C.'A. is the outgrowth, of the hostess house, work whloh thrived during the war period in military camps. In Portland there ls a vvery large and interested, group- of colored women who are .anxloos t do all in their power to make! possible this branch. Under the direction of Miss Doris Miller of the local association, a group of colored high school girls- wene .organized into girl reserves. The organization started with an enrollment of 11 girls and now has 24 in its membership list wh.o are faithful- attendance and In carrying out their part of 'tha work which, is carried on under Mrs. G. H. Benjamin, a trained leader, who is also chairman of the -colored community , work. It is the aim .of the Y.,W, C. A. to find a room suitable for the new branch. From this depart ment the local association alms to main tain; Its room registry for colored . girls. There is 'also ' in connection with this work a demand among young colored mothers for a mothers' bureau of ; edu cation .which will help them m the care and . training' of their children. i WiSs of Visiting Physicians Are HonbrrGiiests THE wives of a number" of physicians in tha eitv have mhared in arrange ments for the entertainment! of the vis iting women In the city during the meet ing of the Pacific Coast Oto-Ophthalmo-logical society during the past week. ' A dinner dance was a feature! of the en tertainment Thursday evening .at Wav erley Country club and a luncheon was given Friday for , the visiting women at the Benson hotel. " A. luncheon was also planned for their pleasure-and given, at the University club Saturday!. : Mrs. Wil son Johnston, whose husband. Dr. John son,- Is president of , the organization, had charge of details for the entertain ment of the visiting women.) The com mittee of assistants Included Mrs. Frank B. Kistner, Mrs. Joseph L- McCooU Mrs. John ' Forrest Dickson, : Mrs. -- John - F. Beaumont and Mrs. Frederick H. Kelhle. A number of the visitors were taken on motor -trips out Columbia river highway during their stay in the cityj Among - the -visitors In Portland dur ing the week have been ; Mra W. I Geary , and: Miss Margaret Geary of Berkeley. CaL. who. have been ' guests at, the borne -of Mra : Geary's son and daughter-in-law, Mr., -and M.ra r,a- ward . Hamilton Geary, at L 86. Cornell street ..During, their stay In the city thev were the Inspiration if or several informal affairs. They left for their home in California Fridy evening. Mr; and Mrs. - Edward Hamilton Geary will .be ,visitor at- the home of ; Mrs. David Taylor ,Honeyman ; at Gearhart this. week. y - 1 i .. , ; . v. . ... . . . j FoHowlng' the production' of the "For est , Children- Mrs. Robert; N. Stanfleld entertained . the principals of the cast and the members of the producing staff at tea at her home in Cornell road. Guests also Included those who . had taken an active Interest in arrangements for the success of the affair. Miss Genevieve Thompson entertained Friday- evening at an informal picnic at her country home near Hillsdale. Miss Anne V- Shannon . Monroe,,- Itljea .Oregon writer, and Miss Anna Buxton of North Carolina were -special .guests of honor. , ... . - i. - . j - Miss Pauline Bondurant ireturned this week from the beach where bhe has been a guest at the -home of ; Mra W. W. Banks, Miss Bondurant and Miss Hel ena, Pittelkau left - Monday I for Eugene, where they will visit their aunt, Mrs. W, F. Osburne. , ; . I . Miss Alberta' Balr Is a! visitor this week at the home "of Mrs. -William Norman Burcard at Gearhart. While at the beach she has been spending some time as the guest of Mra Thomas Kerr. She is expected to return to the city Monday"- - - delightful tea at -her home in Overton street Monday ; afternoon--for tb pleas ure of a group of the, younger girls who are In the city for .vacation daya At ithe . tea , hour Mrs. '. Chester Moores presided at ' the, i tea tablet with . Mra Auguste von RoosendaeL Assisting about the rooms , were Miss Adele Jones and Miss . Louise- Jones, ' Mias Nan Montgomery and Miss Catherine Macey. About 50 guests called during . the aft ernoon. t !". - -. : . . Mrs. , Walter P. Dickey was" hostess for a delightful bridga partj Friday afternoon at -her - home '"In .'Thompson street. At the tea 'hour . a ' number of additional " guests called. - ' v - Mra' W. D. Allen -' haa opened her summer home ' for) the season at ' Sea view Wash., and this week has as her house i guests Mra " C. M Patterson : of Chicago, a sister of Mrs Allen. - and Mrs. L. M. Graves of Seattle. ...... Mrs. Owen R. Maris and her mother, Mrs, H, Qs West, returned Wednesday evening from Gearhart, where -they have been spending a short time.1 ; Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Gamble are spend ing their summer vacation i4 at: Xiong Beach, i Wash., where they ha v ned their cottage for the season. , r . Mr. and Mrs. W. B.. Layton have re turned from a 'pleasant . sojourn of a month"! duration at Rhododendron, on Mount Hood. I , ., -. ' . Mr. and Mra Vincent Cook expect to leave the,- city August 10 for' Victoria, B. C". ' where each : summer they spend a few weeks .. at the Empress. hotel. Mra Harold Dekum Iill Is a visitor at Wahanna, Seaside, at the cottage of Mr. and Mra John Gill. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mettler and fam ily are spending a few weeks camping near welches, en Mount Hooa. Hood -River Girl War- Sweetheart from T0 UPLAND friends have just received A the news of the wedding at Hood River. June 16. of Miss Alma Hinrichs of Hood River and Erie ; Klossner of Pullman. Wash.- A two weeks honey moon ? was spent- at the home of ' the bridegroom's brother, - Hugh Kloqsner, In EureKa. Mont, The wedding is the. outgrowth of a war romance begun at the ' Puget - Sound Naval ." hospital, where Mr. Klossner was a member of the Snavaf hospital untf and Miss Hln- nens aKeo (uross nurse. . f ( , Miss '"Hmrichs ; was graduated the. Good Samaritan hospital training school for 'nurses. Mr. " Klossner ;I a graduate of the Washington State col lege and a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. ; . Mr. - Klossner Is In business in Pull man, ' Wash., where ' they will make Mra Lowell Ellsworth Kern (Jean Stevens) - Is a :, visitor In Portland this week at the home of her mother, Mra Jasper G. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Kern have been making their home in : Pen dleton since their, marriage a few weeks ago.: : . - - -r-':-:.: v ' i; ; :. . --: i - - ." ", : - :-'"- ". . '! vr, ; Mr, - and Mrs. William Mlnslnger and children are enjoying a delightful outing at Mount : Hood, - near Welchea - HThey have as guests at their camp Mrs. George Powers, - Mr. and . Mra A. Butrgy and grandson. - y 'j ' :'-:- " fa -.W- -" i hKy - General and Mra .. Charles F. Beebe will have as their house guests - this week Mr. and Mra Effingham Sutton of Berkeley. Cal. Mr. Sutton , Is a nephew of General Beebe. The visitors Will spend much of their time at th couritry borne, .-of , General and Mra Beebe ai - Clackamas ' Riff lea f Recent visitors -i at . the . Beebe . home were Dr. and . Mrs. 'A- A. Morrlaon and Mra Thomas Sharpe, who were the dinner guests cof Mra Beebe last week, . .'" 1 ' . -J Paul E. Woll of Philadelphia, who with Mra WoU was a guest at the horn of the "latter father. Dr. W. Ai Cummlng. at Ewahwe. for ,ja short time., has returned to his home in the EasU Mra ' Woll win . remain In Port .X. -V ... m ' ' 1 -' Miss - Gertrude Homana ? and - Miss Amy ; Homana of Boston, Masa, are guestsr 'i at thelt home 1 of Mrai A. W.i Cooper.' Th " visitors are sisters 1 1 of Mra B, G. . Wh1 tehouse and during their visit in the city have-been the! inspira tion for several informal t afTalra' - a ! -"v-"-' '... .j i v Mra' V Wiillam- p.' Wheelwright T left the city Wednesday for 8easlde. where she has been. the guest otMra.W. 0. Van - SchuyverTor .afew 'daya Over Sunday Mra Wheelwrlghti win stop -at the Moore hotel,- returning to Portland Monday," , ' Wt;. ' J ' Mra 'Maurice E. Crurapacker! .and children ' 'and - Mrs. . Mary , Scarborough; and ber '.house ? "st. Miss Helen Fol-i let of Phlladel, ...a. s Teft?, Monday for: Agatei beach, where-1 they will : spend a few ; weeka'.vvi'V - ' . " H Mra Ted LudUm and HtMe son James are spending' their vacation at Rocka-: way beach. Tuesday Mra J. P. Lud Um ; and Miss Beth Ludlam will Join them for a few weeks. ' .- J . f Mra Donald J W. ' Green"? and i children left ,. Portland Saturday for Gearhart. where they ' will . spend the ,i summer months at 'their beach home. Miss Burroughs Is- f E ri t e r t a i n e d By Miss Gehr ' - i ; MISSPENEIjOPE jaEIIIt entertained about 90 of - her -friends Tuesday at a tea In honor Of Miss Ruthmary Burroughs,' who is irlslting here from Fort Wayne. Ind. if Miss Burroughs made her home In Portland two years ago and ' has many j friends here who were glad to ..greet : her aualn. '-Palma ferns and hollvhocks about the rooms' gave an unuaaaf "ool and re freshing effect as a background t for the guests In their dainty f rocka Receiving were Mra R, E. Gehr, Miss Burroughs , and the hostess, the Misses Anabel Clark. Carolyn Schott and Thyra St Clair, Miss. Vivian Grand assisted about the . rooms and at the! tea table. : ',. . For the pleasure of 'Mra W, L. Oeary and her daughter. Miss Margaret Geary of Berkeley. Cal., who are the house guests of Mr, and Mra 'Edward Hamil ton. Geary this week. Mrs. A. I Max well asked, few friends. In for an- in formal tea i Monday jj afternoon at her home In Prospect drive Mrs Geary and her( daughter are leaving for their home in the south Frfday evening. . f. -. i ., ' I U s " Mrs. Charles K Miller entertained In formally j--the teal hour Wednesday afternoon-, honoring Miss Meta Rupp of Saginaw, Mich., ind Miss Eleanor Sackett of New York.! who-are guests of Mr. and Mra 'Norman N. Itupp for a short time. -!-- - . . ! . . Miss .. Sally Hart, 4 daughter ' of " Mr. and Mrs. Frank. E. Hart, haa retuVned from,, San Francisco, where the, I been with the social service dfpartn.-' of the ; Associated Charities (I'-rir: i past "few morjtha Miss Hart w hs paged, in -thti. kind of wQrH .I.i' York city during the wat pcriol. . will remain a month ' or ' six weeks Portland before returning to conh: her work, -which she is' f mdtng very i terestlng., J-t". . '.". t " ' " " Mra K. Cramer and Ml.!i Md..-? Cr mer. left the icit'y for 'Sea view, Wa: today i and will open their coitnce "the season at Cramer. Fort. Mii . hanne; erameti ot the staff .of tb . I school left last wwk by motor f"r t Francisco. Miss "Ell.se Cramer, Hie i ular singer, was one iX those who c triouted to the program 'ruetmay m t caterers- banquet at the Benson lw!' !. Henry Berger Jr. win leave i n this iWeeki to view. Wash.. dumng which until August i deij, "who Is -i studio, ; Joined Join hin family at tor.a fortnight's ..vae.v his studio wiil he cl 15. Ml Katlvrlr.a ; 'With Mr. Herder at t the Maiamns on t trip Monnt Baker and Walter I chuck also h member of the staff. go jto Crater lake to take rlcturt a lngj the coming fortnight. ! I' ' .! ' ' " - Teter A! Porter circle, Lftdios rf t O. A R.; wllljglve'a five hundrod u Thursday 'evening at 'the 'home ff ! W. -Welch, 157 Farratrut BtT.-. . 1 Kenton car. The circle will ul' V Its regular card tarty Wecir.iiy ; ernoon at Baker hall, Klllingswortlv . Alblna avenue. "" ' Mrs. William C. Alvord is a f this ' week at Senview, Wash.., she la visiting at the home of hor : ter, Mra Frederick G. Wheeler. - j-: ' "... Mr Lee Hawhry Hoffman la 1 Ing the city Monday for Gearha where' she will spend the remainder the season, i , , J Mr. ,and Mra , J.J V.- Beach expect to country home near TurnerJ ; Mrs. Beach left for . the country ..Tuesday, afternoon. Mr. and ' Mra' Vamel I Douglas Cole Beach -ara, also spending 4 few weeks , .. ' : f . - . "" ' ' Mrs.' Elliott R.'' Corbett v will leave Portland today for " Gearhart, where, with the children, she will occupy the cottage of her sister, Miss j Lucy Smith, for the month ? of Augtist. The . chil dren went t to- the t beach last Saturday, . . . i Miss Mary Blossom, who haa been spending a i few. .weeks in San Fran cisco, is expected to return) to Portland about August 13. She will then be the ruest j of - Mra ! Oeorge . Wi Herron at Gearhart. V 1 ! . Mrs. Evan McFarland of Seattle ar rived In the city Friday morning to be the guest of her sisters, - Mra E. Fay Sims and Mra -W. I. Kortnup. tor short time. At .the last, meeting of the Women's j i . 4-. .-i . !' . ' igaasrs.'.:.!.;',: v.v-:.-l .Saie-Begiiw'. -r- -vvn lhiTA2f'' V . . . , - J4UKi JhTK : W, mv4! i ; v 11 hi .11 1UI.. VVf I WWW 1 ! M I - r- ' -- - v. . -- - - L ; . tXA . . . . . - r. . . :, - a....a. ...... . , f I I 1 1 , ' ' ' ' 1 1 :.:'''rV ' I ,' , : yM m, : ' m -tsi -n mnmm . - I i m ' 1 Missionary society of the tlan church. Mrs. Claude Sj'Pefley pre- Flrst Chris Mra H. H. ficate Of life Minneapolis sen ted the pastor's wife. Grifffs, with a paid-up certl membership in the National Christian Woman's Board of Missions. It is an honor which both Mra Griffla and the pastor of the church greatly appreciate. ... . i v 'The women's society of the White Temple Will meet at the home of Mra S. ' L. '. IOckwood -.Wednesday at Bairds dale station on the Trout 4 ale line. A picnic luncheon will be served and the meeting will continue ( throughout ' the day.- ; ; y ; ;; ' . t Miss 'Ida V. JonU is a attending' the' second convention!' of , the Federation of Business and, Professional Women's clubs as a delegate from the Business Women's club of Portland. The convention opened July 27. Mra Wllla metta McElroy, who attended the first convention at St. Louis last year, is very enthusiastic as to the benefits to accrue to business and professional women, gen erally, to the clubs represented, and to the delegates themselves, from this an nual gathering of representative women, coming, 4 as ?they do, from Inearly every state in the union, i . j . , , s . ,i- - - ... ... ....... i - Oregon chapter No. : 2 of Portland, World War Mothers, held its annual pic nic Thursday at Sellwood park. The day being an ideal one for an outing the af fair was much enjoyed. - A targe number of members and grandchildren - were present and a bountiful dinner with de licious coffee was" served. The "day was well spent and business concerning the best method by which the mothers of ex-service rneh can help- them and their zamuieav so interested - ate they that even at the picnic nearly each one had some piece of handwork for the needy, The war Mothers chapter No. 2 will meet at the courthouse, room S25, An gust , at 2 o'clock.- All mothers of ex service men are invited to attend. y . . r --. ' ; Miss Marys Gill i was hostess for a TfflS SALE OF CHOKERS, STOLES, GOATS; CAPES AND SCARFS : -""" ry, .... uy; j f . - y, y ' t'" y, " : yJ j ;;- f Will Sive You From-:; , f I ; Concerning a sr?t yii -r.r VUMlLlCAi Beautiful ' " i - & i f ' . .T. .. - L , I On (finri an Unusual Powder) Chilture,vperednality. dress all contribuU to that undefinabl thino called beaur but of all factors, the subtle charm of a beautiful complexion .is easily first. 'i ' T, comon that invites the most critical gaze a ' skin radiantly .beautiful fa sunlight or under the glare of bright, artificial light. Win the admiration that only a complexion whiciv besne&Va Its final tonch imrjarta to th mnaf. lnsliiTMi .-.i-..- .jj.j UDtla charm and gives even rough skins a velvety smoothness that chai- f . r ' - V- 'v "Mites ciose inspecuon.:fij..:; rTJ i ,' ;:;:" , rfnia, t-inic, ien, (Jream and the Exqwirit . :New CARMEN BRUNETTE Shade . ? so Cents Everywhere , f Trinl 4fWThenew shade Carmen Brunette -, "f i - " " ff.w..' V bas, Prowl so popular we know J J " yowouidKktotryit. Send 12 eeoU to cover poetan and J f. paeldns- and we'H mmnAyyn the handy pone mixm box can- 1 -v y - Tk L j "PP'J ua m mirror, ur w U A Fur Sale in summer seems strange to many people J They think it odd to buy, furs "out of season'' forgetting, that the season of useful ness need not govern the period of purchase. "When to buy?' has no relation with "Yhen to wear?" Practical! economy is the governT ing factor. -1 . i . r to. .-33 V3'' (It. The fact that, we: take" great4 car in the selection of all of the furs that come into our.store,' paying special 'attention to getting quality jskinsl at the! lowest prices, , means that you can be' assured; of a saving if you buy furs here." J . i ' r The prevailing prices at our; August Fur Sale are ample; evidence of the fact. Bargains are available now that would be out of the question this fall and winter. We offer you the following furs to choose from i v."--' -".':.-y -- . '. y:- , ,f "'! i -. - . SCARFS : . COATS . . ; 30-inch and w -3 6 -inch coats, are offered in' this . sate, Fashioned in the most approved styles for Ftall , , and Winter, wear. ' " ' ) 't7. 1 - STOLES Piece Seat x Fitch ! Mink , Squirrel Marmot Kolinsky Mole , Skunk - . M U FFS ! . . in Nutria and Hudson Seal Black Lynx ' NaturaTLynx V S, American Fox!' Jap Cross Fox Alaska Foxj j Red Fox ' Georgette Fox , JPioiret Foxf. : Taupe Fox Black Fox . White Fox ' . You Are Assured Misrepresentation you I buy furs it store, - No matter what kind"! of fur 'you purchase, we tell you of thel wesring qualities sndi the kind of, skins It lt made bL no- matter -. what 'color ; it -may be dyed or what fur it may" V resemble. , . ..- Our 'thirty years i of ' honest merchandising in .'this! 'city and other cities on the -t coast is ybur : . guarantee. t ii - - 1 j, , , j. I ; y-- TiieGray Tile Corner Washington St; at Tenth - Z,--?-y'y - ; " yss iiiiipS GAPES French Coney Near Seal . Marmot Nutria1 ; Squirrel SCARFS Taupe Wolf Black Wolf Gray Wolf - Buy Furs on . ! Credit!. I You Desire. t-- ' - .- . - , : Our monthly ryraent '. plan applies to" furs in this sale ks it" does to ' aI other ; merchandise 1 purchased at this store. A small 'pSyraent down " and the bafance la terms "i to- Suit L your ccnyeni ence ; will hold any fur ' you wish in storie un til the autumn. lli'iPli!1", :!:'.' 1 , ' r,"'-''l'l'l'i''''l'''"l,t''''lMMlMllflll1"nniq()fUiiiiiiir-
