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a i. tfn THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY fi, 1)2l. 11 "No Place Like HEARN'S for VaW InllEAIR 15TH A. D.

DEMOCRATS The 5th A. P. Regular Democratic Organization held a meeting last night In the headquarters, 774 Manhattan ave. I'resident Joseph W. Bulger presided.

Resolutions deploring the death of ex-President Woodrow Wilson were presented by Register McQuade and unanimously adopted, and it was ordered that copy be mailed to the widow of Iho war-time President. Joseph Kuhl. rh.airman of the arrangements committee, reported on preparations for the annual reception, entertainment and dance of the organization to be held at I he Labor Lyceum, Wllloughby and Myrtle on Monday evening. March 3. fOl'RTFFNTH If Celebrating the Opening of Our New Store Tomorrow 1103 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN With a Great Sale in Both Stores WE SELL FOR CASH 0NLV AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES! Dressmakers' Spring Sale Presents an Interesting Assortment of New Materials and Sewing Needs at Prices Deeply Cut for This Sale DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE Dress Silks Dress Cottons Dress Woolens Shears, Notions; Laces Trimmings Linings Dress Forms Many Special Values in Spring Apparel or Home Needs MOTHER OF YOUTH WHO WAS DROWNED SCORES THE POLICE Says They Deserve No Credit for Recovery of Body.

"Wouldn't Help." Branding the police of the Park Cirele Station as "stupid. Inefficient and lazy," Mrs. Anna Brinsmore of Island whose son, 1 7, was drowned in the big lake in Prospect Park after he had been Icq skating on Jan. 28, today attacked Commissioner Enrlght'a "finest" for their failure to recover the body of her son. "I hate to see the police receiving credit for recovering the body of my boy," said Mrs.

Brinsmore to an Eagle reporter, "after the way they treated us. The police refused to make any efforts at all to find my boy. i The body was recovered by William Inglesby, a private citizen, who had to hire a rowboat In which to scour the lake. The police had no hand in the recovery. "When we told them the boy had porbably drowned they said he was probably playing poker.

They told us he couldn't have drowned unless he had gone past danger ropes erected on the lake. There were no ropes at all. After we found the body the police told the newspapers that the boy had drowned after 12 o'clock at night, when ho should have been home. That Is untrue. My boy's watch stopped when he drowned, and that was at eight o'clock.

"We searched for my boy for ten hours, and the police wouldn't help us," said Mrs. Brinsmore. jl Fir hius Offsred 1 FINE MOHAIR SUITES JQ50 sS Three heatitlfnt plrres Larice Kettee, Arm I Tf hair. Win Chair. Lom rushtonx.

lar- sVffl fcbaJI sorlnas throuxhouti Bematlful tHMU. 'M aiiie K'IA. MAY HAVE FRACTURED RIB Huntington, l. Feb. John Zcllenlck of Haleslte had his head cut open and suffered a possible frao-ture of some of his ribs when his motorcar was In collision with lurge car owned by CoU Frank H.

Ray and driven by Frank orcein. The accident -occurred late yesterday afternoon on New York just north of Ketewamoke rd. The Ray machine was badly damaged. Three wheels were knocked from under the Zellenlck car and the body badly wrecked. Nurses Plan Theater Party Th annual theater party of the Field Nurses of the Health Department of Greater New York will be held Monday evening.

Feb. 25. at the Bijou Theater in Manhattan. The officers of the Field Nurses are as follows: Miss Sarah McCurron, president: Miss Maude Magner, first vice president; Miss Mary Scotlnnri, second vice president: Miss Daisy Weaver, treasurer; Miss Mary Mr-Convllle, financial secretary. Mrs.

Mary Stoeckler is the chairman of the entertainment Bresslakers, Sale SILK This year flic Silk Department is more gorgeous tlian ever with Spring silks of every description, printed and plain, new in tveave and numerous lovely colors. Dressmakers' Sale offers great savings on silks for the prettiest Spring frocks and 35-inch Drew Satins bnjrnt fnce Iiftht and durk colors; also bluck reg. $1.74 Dressmaker' Sale, 1,19 Satin Charmeuse specially soft finish street and evening colors and black reg. $1.95 Dressmakers' Sale, J.4S 39-inch Black Radium Flat Crepes good wearing quality resr. $2.95 Dressmakers' Sale, 2.181 Have you ever owned enough HOSIERY? This is Hosiery Week at CAMMEYER'S 39-Inch Canton Crepes Reg.

$2.95 2.10 Favorite Canton crepes of a fine, close weave, in medium weight and in light and dark colors. $135 JL For regular 250 quality. Full fashioned all silk very sheer hose. Regular 00 quality. Full fashioned lisle top sheer and medium weight hose.

Cotton Fabrics Including Many Novelties Nwdte, Peach, Amber, Fog, Cinnamon, "Natural, Beige, Qun metal, Black. $1-25 JL Special in Sport Hose Silk and wool with contrasting Silk clocks. Colors Camel, Cordovan, Oxford Fancy Silk and Cotton Crepe do Chines variety of artistic printed patterns, including Chinese designs numerous color combination yard wide reg. $1.37 and $1.47 'Dressmakers' Sale 1,15 Cotton Canton Crepes sport designs, in various colored grounds also solid color corn, orchid, sand, peiieh, Copen, rose, dust, tangerine, navy and brown yard wide reg. .83 Dressmakers' Sale Imported Ginghams small, medium and large checks good quality 32 inches wide reg.

.47 Dressmakers' Sale' .33 am -Stamped on Shot Mni Sundird of Merit 390 Fulton Brooklyn I GloriousVast America's early history links up with Britain's, and together they go back to the time of the Romans. Innum-erablerelicsoftheoldendays are to be found in London Nortb-Eastern Britain. That is why it is called the tourists' "Happy Hunting Ground." Ketch am GENERAL ACENTi "IONDON NORTH EASTERN RLY. Jf 11 Fifth Aveoae-tat Thirty Xt road St.) New York ATONEMENT CHURCH RECEPTION, SOCIAL reception and social was held last evening in the parish house of the Church of the Atonement, 17th near 5lh ave. This was the fourth of 'a series of special services and socials held to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the church.

A concert was greatly enjoyed by te members of the church and their friends. Vocal selections were rendered by Benjamin Brush. Speakers of the evening were Chester Langdon, senior warden of the parish; the Rev, J. Westley Twelves, sector of the Church of the Holy Apostles; Ui. Kmile Harper, rector AH Saints Church, and the uev.

Harry T. pastor of the Church of the Atonement. SCHOOL BOARDS ELECT At the annual meeting of the Associated School Boards, held last night at Boro Hall, the following officers were elected for this year: President, Arthur Dore; first vice president, Martha. Gullfoyle; second vice president, John P. Leonard; and secretary, Mrs.

Mary Delrftnam. Dr. William littinger, superintendent of the Board of was unable to address the gathering due to his illness. AD FRTI RF.M KXT. $on't Let That Cold Turn Into "Flu" Rub on Good Old Musterole That cold may turn into Gripps eVfiyen worse.

Pneumonia, unless you lake CSflt'ef it at Rub good old Musterole on trie congested prl and see how quickly it brings relief. Colds are merely congestion. Musterole, made from pure oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other simple ingredients, is a epunler-irritant, which stimulate. circulation and helps break, up the cold. As effective as the messy old mustard rTtr.

does the work without blister. Jtist rub it on with your finger-tips, You wiltfc teel a warm tingle as ll eniers me pores, then a cooling sensation that biings Welcome relief, i To Mothers: Musterole is also made in mildar torm-for babies mnd small children. Ask for 'i Children' Musterole. r- 35o and 65c in jars ana tuDes. better than a mustard plaster ADVKRTtRKMKNT.

For the Cough That Sticks Common Cough Syrups Won't Help You ve Got to Make Your Own. Cheap and Best For any kind of a cough, but espe cially for the stubborn one that per sists and keeps you awake nichts, this home made cough mixture will quick ly loosen the phlegm, allay the in flammation and stop the cough. You can make it yourself at home in two minutes by following these in structions: Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint (double strength) to this add a little granulated sugar and enough water to make one half pint that's all there is to it, and children like it. Like a soothing, healing poultice, one costly substance in this home made mixture spreads itself completely over the membrane of the throat. This causes the most stubborn hang-on cough to cease almost instantly.

No ordinary slow-acting cough syrup contains this expensive ingredient. It's a mighty fine remedy for chest colds and acute nasal catarrh, and re member that any remedy that over. comes catarrh, partially or wholly, is bound to be of benefit to those who are troubled with head noises and catarrhal deafness. Get Parmint and get better. Adv.

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APVFRTTSfcMTPNT, Sick Headache Stops at Once with one or two Orangeine powder. They sever full. brace riRht up. All women, young- pr past middle acre, can have perloda without Dausw or headache, get restful sleep, tToid nervousness, be free of pain. Trial 10c All druggists.

Formula on pkg. Mil I to ara ua4 annually. No narcotics. Advertisement. F-mM 1827 Cheltja 3S00 STREFT WEST blouses.

36-inch Taffetas soft and lus trous desirable light and dark colors rog. $1.69 Dressmakers' Sale, 1.27 35-inch Radium Finish Foulards medium faize patterns black and colored pvounds reg. $1.95 Dressmakers' Sale, 1 .39 39-inch Crepe da Chines large assortment of light and durk colors reg. $1.57 Dressmakers' Sale, ,98 Silk Mixid Novelties brocade effect rose, blue, gold, tan and other colors reg. .73 Dressmakers' Sale .58 Imported Eponge heather effect, in navy and white, black and whiu, tangerine and white, lavender and yellow 36 inches wide reg.

.89 Dressmakers' Sale ,37 Fancy Printed Voiles light, medium and dark grounds all new designs and colorings 36 inches wide reg. .53 Dressmakers' Sale .4 1 47 ct New Curtain Madras. .32 Neat fig ties or double borders white ecru yard wide. i'V uambmbnt. 16 ct.

Cheese Cloths 11 30 inctvjs wide white fino grade for curtains, covers, etc. I BASEMENT. $1.78 42-Inch AU-Wool -Poiret Twills ..1.42 Soft finish sponge, fawn, nickel, radium, delft, copper, almond, clove, brown, sphinx, navy and black. uoons main Ki.ooit. $1.18 Men's Work Shirts 87 Well made collar attached blue chnmbrav sizes 14'i to 17.

MK.VS WOKK l.C'TlllIS BASEMKXT. OF FIFTH AT, Dressmakers' Sale Dress Woolens Value that elsewhere. are unmatched 52- and 54-Inch All-Wool Jersey French and Bradford spun-jade, delft, Copen, caramel, acar. let, Kelly green, golden and seal brown, cocOa, cherry, mahoganyy henna, Quaker and steel Lanvin, meadowhrook, almond green, sphinx, Newport, corn, navy and black-Dressmakers' Sale, 1.37 54-Inch All-Wool Novelty Check. homespun weave large and small patterns grtySi tana, browns, cadet Dressmakers' Sale, 40-Inch All-Wool Canton Crepes fawn, nutria, Copen, almond, Marion, delft, clove, uphins, mink, zinc, navy and black reg.

Dressmakers' Sale, 1 ,62 54-Inch AU-Wool Men's Wear-fine, close weave fawn, som- brero, bamboo, radium, Marion, delft, lacquer, sphinx, mink, navy and black reg. $2.24 Dressmakers' 1 .67 50 Inch All-Wodl Broadcloths-chiffon finish fawn, nutrii, sombrero, goldenrod, Mexico, lac quer, Monterey, nickel, radium, almond, mandarin, Manchu, Copen, Kiang-si, Marion, yacht, delft, doge, zinc, clove, sphinv, mink, navy, black reg. $2.89 Dressmakers' Sale, 2.20 54-Inch Imported All-Wool Ban. nockburn Tweeds and Mixtures fine, soft quality for suits, coats, etc. tans, browns and grays, some with overchecks reg.

Dressmakers' Sale, 2.36 54-Inch All-Wool Dress Flannels new spring shades, in-luding delft, mink and marine blue reg1. $2.94 Dressmakers' Sale 2,26 54-Inch All-Wool Poiret Twills and Repps nutria, sponge, fawn, bamboo, mummy, zinc, almond, copper, clove, sphinx, navy, black reg. $3.28 Dressmakers' Sale 2.44 Dressmakers' Sale Scissors and Shears Only the best, tlerl ami fiite.it makes n-n offend, for ve know you will be sutixficd with nothing lc. Imported Steel Scissors fin. steel sewing style 3Vs to G'i in.

reg. .49 Dressmakers' Sale .33 Steel Shear full nickel finish 6 to 8 inches Japan nickel handles leg. .78 Dressmakers' Sale .53 Imported Scissors Sets 3, 5 and 6 inches reg. $1.68 Dressmakers' Sale ,27 Imported Steel Scissors hollow ground 6-inch style fine grade of steel reg. .97 Dressmakers' Sale ,67 Boker'a Fine Steel Shears 6 to 8 inches guaranteed steel reg.

.97 and $1.48 Dressmakers' Sal. ,78 Buttonhole Scissors imported steel I and 4'j in. reg. .59 Dressmakers' Sale .43 February Sale Beds and Bedding Vnwnial value on th beds and bedding that give service. Simmons Layer Felt Mattresses fine quality pure cotton laver felt with roll edges ali sizes Special I 1.97 Double Link Fabric Springs guaranteed for ten years rustproof strong and durable all size3 Special 3.96 Woven Wire Springs well made and finished strong and non-sagging all sizes Special 7- Continuous Round Post Beds all finishes all sizes Special 8.77 Continuous Round Post Beds with 1-inch square fillers all finishes all sizes Special 9.97- Round Post Beds mitred corners all finishes all sizes Special 1 1.24 Round Post Beds double mitrcif.

corners metal cane panels all finishes all sizes Special 19-47 Extra Size Crepe de Chine and Radium Chemises ll 4.47 Our reg. $5.37 and $5.97 Several harming style of good quality with built-up Hhoulder lace trimmed or tailored style with straps of self material full lengths. I "Furriers for Nearly a Century" FULTON SMITH STREETS, BROOKLYN Two-Day Sale Women 's Flannelette Pajamas 2.12 Our reg. $2.48 Tivo-piece models of pink and blue striped flan-nelette of warm, soft quality. Prettily bound tvith pink and blue.

Billiebirke and Two-Piece Pajamas Pink and blue striped 1 flannelette some with braid and frog trimming gg our reg. $1.97. SALAMY BOY LEGITIMATE At the conclusion of a hearing Monday afternoon before Referee John G. Saxe, in the fight on the will of Albert H. Salamy, importer, who died leaving an estate of $75,000, in April, 1931, a report was filed in the New York County Surrogate's Court which establishes the legitimacy of Paul Salamy, the importer's son.

Ellen B. Salamy, wife of Albert, has fought his will, which, although rec ognlslng her, two Salamy brothers and a sister, ignored the son. Two brothers, John H. and Jv'einer Sal- aniV. nf fll-O 1.

1. 1 1 11. "6 mil WtW not their brother's child, but accord-N ing to the report, they have now withdrawn their objections. MARRIAGE LICENSES John Paianjo. 22 ave Bertha I'rlmn, i'3 i.l TMIary Charles Muiuuek.

K. lr.th Man. Kaslmir, 21) 937 Myrtle are Michael r.ouail. 25. 927 Cooper av Jacob Sh nil.

80. rariHiia. -n. ilium UUlan ltobinowUa, 19 Oscar Bacon, 23 HI 1 vera Be nr. 21 Alfred UcnJniTil.1.

24. Nettie Far her, 18 Louis Muntrorte, 1M Minnie Lilacs, 23 fCmilc Brlese, 2'2. KMy Kapahuke. 19. William ttobimnfth, l9.

Muriel (Joldspicl, Dewey Kelly, 25 Betty Baker, 26 Sam Kilsker, 28 Adell Janotis, 22 Charles Missing, 35 Nthel Borchers, 23... John Milftttno, 40 Antonina Cod lorn, 17. New Lots av Wntklns Ht Ca ton a'4 UiTfn at o4S Hi tfemnn ava 1 Vrt IVnn rit l.lllti Hitixlll ave ..449 Hackrian si ISs UUch ave ll.l'S 4'iirrolI st ..73 avu S4 1 ich vt st ('iy-r at 72ti Leon it rd Ht 19 Sing 20 Pen ii st .947 K. 28th si Sj9 St. John's pi .55 Columbia .55 Columbia Charles Kubln, 26 106 Hart ft Rachel Raskas.

Christopher hi Philip Rotten berg, 38 521 Schenck a-3 Jacob Keller, 2S rtiityoerger, 31.. 429 New Jersey ave Lillle Kpltzor, 24 Leo Krantz, 27. Lily Wlssof, 21, Sam Patlis, 24 Rose Rich, 2t.fc. Jose.fh Ciuilov fi'i Rose 18.. Peter Paulos.

27. Ethel Koros. 24 David Tetchier, 27 Mary til row, 22 137 S. 8th .1470 St. Mark' ave 67H Saratoga avu Park .60 Lott ave 0 Lott ...14 Vamlervoort ul 36S DeKalb ave 2077 7th 63 Fen I more Ht ..64 Sheriff st, Man.

3o0 Pennsylvania ave Michael Cetta. 37 Krancesca Trefarlello. in 4.1. .18 VtalUbout st Mto Danlelo, 27 Carroll st AlaKirJe Rondlnclll, 20.... 716 Mvrtle ave Herbert Morln, 29 5118 7th ave Kuth Jenson, 27 742 R7th Ht Antonio Lorn bar do, 24 1027 SSth st Anna Rocanelll, 19 817 89th nt Max Ktnrk.

30 1281 St. Mark's ave Lena eisbartl, 4 1674 Ht. Mark's ave Sidney Rohelmcr. 22 2635 W. 27th st Pauline Dohrower, 22..

2822 VV. 24th st Ole liiKrurlsen, 37, 3450 Oilnvlllo ave, Bx. Donna Mclnnia, 33 408 40th at Andrew Leftwieh, 29... .476 riertnont ave ani.ll Harris. 28.

...476 Clermont aw Albert Brown, 37 Ain'iler, Pa. Edith Swansnn, 25 43 Kenilworth 01 Mark Sinner, 25 305 Albany av badle Lazarus, 18 305 Albany av David Chisholm, 23 174S 45th st name voifi, 2U H96 SMCkott Ht Benny Salarsky, 50 Bayonne. tt. 3 Becky Welnstork, 40 626 E. 24th st Arthur Schemmer, Jefferson av Louise Schwab, 23 ISi Hlmrod st Hyman Hand, SO 362 Matklna at xvuac ijevnz, 2u g((2 watkins Ft Mantas Hcordoros.

V. 19th st ConBtanza Zarzlodas, 18. .1285 Fulton at George Qulnby, 24 460 K. 17th st Ethelyn Fairchlld, 21..., 484 E. 17th st Max Cohen, 23...

6H Park nv Rose Aiken, 24 610 Pajlc av Bonnie. Norak. 29.. 1421 Webster av, Bronx Mollia Leder, 24 197 New Lots av Harry MeCutcheon. 25....

1069 Bedford av Harriet Lewis, 21 1199 E. fiSth at Giuseppe Llzza, 26 17 Eim it. Queens Carmela Varrlcchlo, .2451 Dean st Bronislaw Danielwlcz. 26.. 204 Groenp't av Cladwlga Jurwsy, 25..

204 Greenpoint av M'illiam Geach, 32 444 E. 9th at Edna Paul, 26 213 E. 3d st Robert X'ohn, 29 C4 100th st, Mhtn Ida Rosen. 26 William mv Christ Rlzzuto, 44 867 Menahan st Rosl Moccl. 38 633 Metropolitan Frank Hellbnrc, 25 234 Hudson av Gertrude Foster.

24 224 Hudson av Stephen Farrante, 21 645 Hart Sadie Bucatn, 24 682 Hart st Karl Glaus, 58 2413 E. 13th st Emma Klug, 29 2403 E. 13th sU August 42 Sutton hi Ada Mulhern, 20. 55 Meserolo nv Michael Pslmentrlero, 28, 439 Glenmora av Lillfe Cannuscio, 21 293 Ashford st Will Plank. 27 Marlboro.

T. Mary Hendee. 26 51 Poplar st Joseph Catiendo, 25 1 45 Sullivan Glusepptne Plsano, 19... .144 Conover st Michael Hobert, 22 422 Humboldt rt Mamie Fortunato, 23.. ..492 Linwood at William Shea, 32 Oceanside, L.

I. Anna Koch, 29 1111 E. 40th st Harry Goldberg, 23.. 207 Clinton Ht, Mhtn. Ethel Hkulnick, 23...

.136 Walla bout st Joseph Data, 24 383 E. 4th st, Mhtn. Oertrudo Gottlieb, 21 16 Wyona st Joseph Palmerl; 23 100 Wilson av Rosa Stgnorelll. 19 234 Vermont st Joseph Pummerfold, 21.. 514 Bushwtek av Frances Cooke, 19 374 Tliroop av Philip Cohen, 26...

1365 E. New York av Ida Lesser. 18 523 av Godfrey Mojo, 42 7821 18th avo. Mary Brasclil. 42 2113 68th st.

Vincent Sepe, 25 314 Humboldt at. Raffaeta Caprlo, 24 336 Leonard at. Charles Doane. 27 1357 Pacific at. Margaret fftumpf, 18....

363 Myrtle ave. John Andersen, 33 469 49th st. Berellot Christensen, tin ave. Martin Pfaender, 40 642 73d st. Ethet pwartzel, 34 568 72d st.

Sam Ashkvnase. 26.... 597 Hopklnson ave. Rose Dlnin. 20 62f Wat kins Ht.

Lewis Hamad. 27 18 Park Helen Cantor, 24 J558 Pt. Mark's ave. John Ferrer, 25.. Oakland and E.

94th sts. Gwendolin 34. Mate st. Edwiird Hoagland, 36 427 69th st. Josephine MUler, 31 ftn bt Odd Hanan, 24 144 14th at.

Astrlri Gamltzka. 19 438 49th at. Philip Davllar, S2 622 President st. Virginia Carter, 25... .11 Carlton ave.

Harry Read, 27 S219 10th avtt. (Catherine McCarthy. 23 367 4th St. Sam Mandell. 27 .27 Slegel Thelma Prlven.

23 584 Madison st. Alex Marcus, 24 586 Essex st Shirley Hchoen, 20.. ..339 Glenmore ave. Frederick Fdel. 35..

245 W. 144th Frances nroeker, 26.. 3903 Clarendon rd. icob Brodsky, 24.... 204 New Jersey ave Cella Ahramowlts.

21.. 19 New Lota ave. William Wentx, 24 405 Stuyvessnt ave. Edna Graeber, 22 719 Qulncv at. Grnzio Giamanco, 29..

326 E. 35th Man. Theresa Aiello, 21 1149 51st tt Walter Clark. 39 600 Franklin ave. Marie Johnson, 40 61 Flaet st.

Albert Rockower, 22.. 9 E. 106th Man. Reglna Weber. 20 137 Meserole s.

Bennle Feigenbaum. $9. ,46 Nontrand ave. Hilda Kutcher. 38 60 Hinsdale st.

John O'Brien. S3 914 8th avo rvatnryn Aiaione, 1 uuen vl. Hugo Jaeger. 42. .269 Menehan st.

Pauline 9ehv. 45.. ....260 Louis Vaccarn, 586 E. 8d jl. Toulse RIpcIo.

20... ....74 tst Di. James Polltis. 29 Jersey Clt. N.

J. Antenla Lew'nes. 22.216 Prospect Park Julius rohen, 35 973 47lh st. Sophie cohen. 2fio Parille t.

Robert Welffenbach, 23 74 Devne st. Harriet McGrother. 2....19 Union av. Samuel Rubens, 25. ss Wright Stapieton.

S. 1 Betty Cooperman. 22.. 327 Troutnian A. onn law leas.

34 Butler. Pa. Bride Furlong. 27 l3 2il nl. Louis Feldman.

22 1 25 Hancock st. Women's Extra Size Coats 29.75 Our reg. $39.75 Two especially good-looking models of fine bolivia, lined throughout with Canton crepe. One style is belted, the other is a wrap-around model that fastens smartly at the side. Gray and brown.

For purposes of absolute clearance, Prices on our Furs have been cut to the lowest. Cost and replacement values are disregarded. Our purpose is to effect a final clearance. Hudson Seal (Seal Dyed Northern Muskrat) We have divided our Hudson Seal into the following groups: GROUP I Jacquettes, lengths to 30 in '145 and 155 Formerly selling up to $255 GROUP II Coat length, up to 45 in $225 and $235 Formerly selling up to $345 'GROUP III Full length Coats. '275 Formerly selling up to $425 GROUP IV Full length, 48 and 50 in '295 Formerly selling up to $450 GROUP Our Highest Grade Model Coats, also our extra sizes '375 Formerly selling up to $750 Nothing higher priced in Hudson Seal A Special Group of Sport and Natural Muskrat Coats from '95 Women's Extra Size Cloth Presses 8.66 Several new styles in all-wool repp and Poire twill models have graceful panels or braid and embroidery trimming.

Navy and blacky Sizes wy to 5l. MORNING SPECIALS Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. To prevent dtalers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders.

$2.25 Men's Shirts 1 69 Stiff cuffs fine woven mutenal striped in new conservative patterns. All sizes. MEN'S Kl'KNISHINtJS MAIN tUKJtl. 28 ct Full Bleached Turkish Towels 22 Hemmed white terry stripe borders. TOWEI.S MAIN ylOOB.

$2.84 Men's Camel's Hsu-Muffler. 2.07 Heathers, plaids and solid colors. MBN Ki'IlMUHINliS MAIN l-MH'lt $1.55 Muses' Imported Ribbed Wool Hose 1.14 Silk embroidered, clocks Muck, cordovan, grey. 1 1 1 js i it a I All Our Other Furs At Similar Redactions Ida Heller. 22 212 SQth st..