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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0404 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
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THE JEFFERS*
iaturday, JNovem!
BOBBING MAGICIANS WORK WONDERS IN
THEIR SHOPS WITH WINTER FURS
Rabbit, When It Dies, Becomes Ermine, And Other Mystic
And Lucrative Transformations Take Place, All Of
Which Deceive Public.
(By Nancy Hanks)
The call of the wild woman to the tame provider is now ringing
OFFICF PHONE Forest 6905
NIGHT PHONE Liberty 1531
ARLINGTON
MOVING & STORAGE
CO., Inc.
L. M. CARVER Pres.
Furniture Careftfly Removed
4 E, Belvidere Ave. Baltimore, Md.
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through the marts of trade demanding new winter wraps. To provide same, much sleight-of-hand is being worked both by purchasers and sellers.
Seventh avenue from the Pennsylvania Station to Times Square has magicians whose broken-nailed, dye-stained fingers do more magic than j Houdini, Keller and Hermann com-| bined. They are the fur workers: and they are busy, for New York i has as many fur-clad barbarians to- j day as ever came out of Gaul to the conquest of Rome.
The fur-bearing animals have not changed. The mink, the fisher, the marten, the ermine, the seal and the muskrat all wear the same coverings as formerly, but one would never know it. The art of the new fur coats lies not in the skins but in the
working of them.
Models are little changed, so far as des'gns are concerned. But the beautiful and artistic effects of this season are gained by the wielding of the dye pot, the steel brush and the furrier's knife. In addition various furs are being combined in a way never before seen.
For example, one of the latest importations of a furrier, who maintains shops here and in Paris, consists of a cape of seal which covers the shoulders and falls as low as the hips, fullness being given by godets. At the hips this joined by a skirt section of alternate brown and silver gray muskrat, the juncture being effected in deep scallops. The garment is completed by a broad double collar of the muskrat, which extends in long bands all the way to the hem in front.
It is a blessing that the rabbit is a prolific animal. As long as they continue to propagate the supply of ermine will be well nigh inexhaustible. And it need be, for ermine forms either the basis or the trimming of a large portion of the evening wraps. In most cases these are
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: Everything for the Thanksgiving Dinner s
ItheJ. W. Crook's Stores!
CRISCO
No. 1 Can
23c
Santa Clara PRUNES 3 lb*. 25c
Sunmaid
SEEDED RAISINS
12c Pkg.
CLOVER DALE
GINGER ALE
Large 16-oz. Bottles $1 doz.
Usual charge and refund for bo'ttles
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DEL MOiNTE FRUITS
Lemon Cling- Peaches,
Halves, No. 21 can, 25c Lemon Cling- Peaches,
Sliced, No. 24 can, 25c
Bartlett Pears, No. 2i can, 33c
Fruit Salad, No. 24 can, 42c Royal Anne Cherries,
No. 24 can, 33c
Crushed Pineapple, No. 2can, 23c
Sliced Pineapple, No. 2J can, 33c
Apricots, No 24 can, 29c
Moiher's Joy Fancy CREAMERY BUTTuR ^___ 4l»c Pound Print
MORNING CHrER COFFEE __________42c lb.__________
CHOICE POTATOES 15 full lbs. 23c Pk.
EVAPORATED FRUITS
Apricots, 25c lb | Peaches, 15c lb. Apples, 15c pkg-.
MOTHER'S JOY BREAD
5c Large Loaf
9c Extra Large Loaf wrapped
Raisin Bread 10c Loaf
On Saturdays
FRUIT CAKE Maryland Biscuit Co 's
Frtsh Baked
2V2 lb. Carton, $1.20
3 lb. Cake in decorated Tin
Box $2.00
SWKET CIDER 39c gal. Glass Jug 20c e*tra
MEAT SPECIALS
All Cuts 3 Corner Roast........... 22c lb.
Tender Cuts Sirloin Steak........ 33c lb.
Fresh Ground Beef................. 19c lb.
Small Pork Chops.................. 27c lb.
Spring- Lamb Shoulders.......... 29c lb.
Fresh Killed Roast's Chickens35, 3»c lb.
OUR OWN MAKE: Courtry Style Fresh Sausage... 29c lb.
l'hila. Style SCRAPPLE....... 12hc lb.
All Meat Smoked Sausage... 20c, 2-c lb. Fresh LIVER PUDDING........ 19c lb.
Sweet Florida Grapi Fruit.......3 for 25c
Florida Orangi s...................33c doz.
Cape Cod Cranberries............. ,18c lb.
Fancy box Apples................37c doz.
New Pack Saner Kraut (.2 lbs.).. ..12c qt.
NEW NUTS
BRAZIL NUTS.................... 19c lb.
MIXED NUTS...................... ^clb.
SELECTED MIXED NUTS...... 30c lb.
SOFT SHELL WALNUTS....... 35c lb.
ALMONDS....... 3oclb.
PECANS.......... 49c lb.
Cake Special: RAISIN COOKIES, 16c )b.
Lemon flavored, Scalloped Raisin Cookies, about 17 to the pound.
BAKING MATERIALS
Eckonut Nut Butter............... 23c lb.
I5aby Roll Butterine............... 2Sc lb.
Leghorn Citron.................. 15c % lb.
Orange or Lemon Peel.......... 15c 72 lb.
N.w Black Walnuts............ . •.. 8c lb.
White Adriatic Figs.....No. 10 brick K)c
Mother's Joy Mincemeat.......... .23c lb.
New Cleaned Currants..........ISc i*g.
N.w Seed less Raisins..........12Xc pkg,
Large. Whole Cocoanuts........ ..lHc ea-
Whitman'sMarshrmdlowWhip 13c pkg. Maraschino Ch- rries... >.. 13c, 18c, 25 bot. Domino XXXX Powdered Sugar.
10c No. 1 pkg.
d in both horizontal and v< tical bands, the long lines of th present-day silhoutte being stressed by the latter, while the former is used for collars, cuffs and hems.
Leopard cat is by all odds the most popular of the flat furs at present, its vivid coloring lending itself readily to artistic trimmings of other furs. The success of a leopard cat coat, however, depends on whether the hair stays in or comes off. Frequently those who brush against the wearer find vagrant hairs clinging to them for days afterward. Skunk is a favorite trimming for these garments.
In some of the lighter wraps the furrier does not wait for the hair to come off. He removes it and transfers it by an operation closely resembling skin grafting to a silk base. This preserves the appearance of the fur, but lightens the garment materially and is supposed to exempt it from the attacks of moths. That sort of skin grafting has stripped the hide from many a pocket-book, but the feminine surgeons don't call it that. They call it "persuading papa."
There are three coats now in course of construction in New-York which will cost between $20,000 and $60,000 each. The two most expensive are evening wraps and only one is suitable for daytime wear. Can you imagine the sensation of leaving one of these coats with the checkroom bandit of a cabaret or night club in the Roaring Forties?
»IELD E^TIPMENT5^ 'NEAR.
A new steel hangar, including storage tanks, pumps and a large concrete platform for the . landing of airplanes, now being constructed at Logan Field, Dundalk, under the supervision of Lieut. Col. Edward S. Slayer, Third Corps quartermaster, is expected to be completed by January 1,.
The work is being done by contract and involves an expenditure of approximately $9500.
BONSAI, FIGHTS WITH OFFICERS.
Leigh Bonpal, Jr., is at Springfield
State Hospital recovering from scalp
wounds given him by deputy sheriffs
after his marriage annulmment trial
; in Towson last week.
i Bonsai, who had come to the trial
I from Springfield Hospital in care of
I his father, disappeared after the
1 trial, and deputies were called by
Leigh Bonsai, Sr., to find him.
When found in a Greenmount avenue saloon he started to fight.
SIX TUGS FAIL TO PULL FREIGHTER OFF SHOALS.
Six tugs which had been trying to free the Italian steamer Enricho Toti from the mud near Sparrows Point ceased working on the vessel. The vessel was so firmly aground it was evident that she could not be pulled off. Lightering of a cargo of coal for Leghorn, Italy, will begin soon.
MRS. MARY SIMON SEEKS PARTIAL DIVORCE.
FRESH MADE CANDY Assor ed Chocolates, 39c lb. Broken Candy, 23c lb.
Large Gum Drops, 20c Ml
GUARANTEED EGGS 45c doz.
Mrs. Mary Simon filed a bill in the Circuit Court at Towson in which she asks tor a partial divorce from August A. Simon on alleged grounds of cduelty and desertion, stie also seeks alimony and the custody of their minor child. The bill states that the parties were married Marcn 14, 1912. Before the separation they resided on the Philadelphia road near Rossville.
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT COUNTY SEAT.
STORES OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING—CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY
| York Road
Towson
Towsom 734
Phone
Towson 734
and we'll
have your
order ready
when you
call
All tbe Protestant churches in Towson will combine in a Union 'ihanKsgiviiig service at the Towson M. E. uhurcn on Thursday next (Thanksgiving Day).
trinity P. E. Cuurch will conduct its own Thanksgiving services as usual.
JUDGE OFFUTT SPEAKS AT FORK GATHERING.
Judge T. Scott Offutt was the speaker at a union chuicu meeting at Fork on sunaay evening last.
Tne gathering was in the interest of the children's Aid Society.
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PURCHASING AlxENTS TO SEE HOW STEEL IS PRODUCED.
A film produced by the Bethlehem Steel L-ompauy, bpurrows Tomt, showing tne process 01 steel mauu-ictcaue, iioui me iron mines to tne uUibhed piouucc, was shown at tne xuoiuuiy meeting or the rurc^asmg xigcUts Association of Baltimore at me aoutuern riotel.
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BALTIMORE MARYLAND
In Connection With James McCreery & Co., New York
Men's Shirts—New Shipment
Imported English Broadcloth, English Poplin.. Madras, Rayon Striped Madras.
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FOR this reason it is foolhardy to allow anj'one but the most ex pert to attempt the repair of a magneto. We have proved our expertness.
"The heart of the motor"
Liberty Battery Co.
1625 FREDERICK AVE.
Baltimore, Md.
Phone, Gilmor 0332
FOREST FIRE JEOPARDIZES PATIENTS IN SANATORIUM.
Patients at the Grundy Sanatorium, Relay, were jeopardized when a woods fire broke out a hundred yards distant and raged for an hour. Firemen of the Halethorpe Engine Company checked the blaze after it spread to the walls of the institution.
The fire, which burned over ten acres, was caused by track hands engaged in burning away underbrush, according to firemen.
"Keene" for a SQUARE DEAL! Loans $1000 to $100,000
on 1st and 2nd standing mortgages
One to ten years to pay. No reduction of principal required!
Daily Service—No Charge For Application.
CYRIL W. KEENE
¦SST Howard and Fayette Streets
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Annnuncing Buick Coach
Model 25-20 5 Passenger Coach $1295
Factory
Model 25-40 5 " " $1495
Factory
FISHER BODIES ON ALL MODEL BUICKS
SEE BUICK FIRST
YORK ROAD GARAGE
Buick and Dodge Dealers For Baltimore County
TOWSON, MD.
} hones—525 793
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KAHN OF OLD TOWN
"The Good Maker of Kahn's Good Klothes. COR. GAY and EAST STREETS
"Your Good Money's Worth Or Your Good Money Back"
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IT'S A SORRY OLD TIME FOR AIR. GOBBLER.
THE Gobbler sits high on his perch and warbles mournfully—while man—gluttonous man—4ooks up at him and chuckles with glee.
A turkey that is born of an egg in the springtime and en-dureth all the ills of baby-hood hath no assurance that it willl live to celebrate its first anniversary.
But the subject is painful— not only to the turkey but also to "Mose"—for if he had to kill lthe noble bird he would never have one on his table at Thanksgiving.
A subject that is more interesting is the big bargains that "Mose" is giving you in this Thanksgiving Sale.
It is not cold storage stuff —goods that were packed away in camphor balls last season — but everything is clean, fresh stock—just out of the workrooms—the best suits and overcoats you ever put on your hack—and "Mose" is going to give them to you for this Thanksgiving at a very Iowr prive.
Thanksgivin
Bigger Than He Ever Gave Before—Because He Has Been So Favored And Has So Much To Be Thankful For That He Feels He Should Share His Rich Blessings With His People.
«(V|OSE 1 * tha
"MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN'
BUT IT'S A HARVEST TIME FOR MR. MAN.
OSE" wants to teU you 'Kakn's Good Klothes"—his Suits and Overcoats and Trousers—are the best in the world for the money.
There's as much difference between the garments "Mose" makes up riglit at home in his workrooms and the "Cheap John" stuff that comes from foreign (out of town) sweatshops as there is between day and night.
"Kahn's Good Klothes" are honest, for "Mose's" good name and reputation are woven into the warp and woof of every garment—and "Mose" guarantees them and his guarantee is as good as a Government bond.
"Mose" says if anything yj>u urchase from him is not as good as he represents it he wants you to bring it back and get your money.
"Your good money's worth, or your good money back," is "Mose's" motto.
THANKSGIVING SUITS
Basket-Weave Cassimere Suits5
quarter lined; piped seams . Young; Men's Li&ht Brown
Men's SlMgrle-Bre itstcd Kali Cut Dark lMa-Strlped Worsted Suits;
full lined ........................
Young- Men's Bark Blue Fancy Striped Cassimere Suits; good d>i o f\f\
weight ............................3>JLo.UU
Men's Regular and Stout Dark Blue and Brown Good Winter Weight Doagona'-Wt'Jivc ('niiinched Worste*' Suits; coat cut single breasted; full lined ........
Young- Men's Kaiiey Dark and Light Brown Cassisauere Suits; newest checks, stripes, and overplaids; single-breasted; quarter COO HA
Men's and Young Men's Pure Worsted Suits'
Newest single and double breasted models; all the new stripes, mixtures fancy overplaids and all the light shades.....
Young Men's "Cowboy" Suits; pure worsted goods; coats cut 3-button, single-breasted, loose-back styllle, pants wide legs ...............
$15.00
Single-Breasted
$16 50
$1800
$25.00
$30.00
THANKSGIVING O'COATS
lien's Dark Grey Plain Cut Medium (CI C ()(\ Weight Kull-Linetl Overcoats ........pxu.uu
Men's Heavy Black Plain-Cut Over- (tl O f\(\ coats; full lined ..................."P10,uv
. Young Men's Double-Breasted Large
Collar Dark Overcoats, all piped $18 00
Men's Regular and Stout VII Sizes Br**w»j Bine and Oxford Si!k-Kaeed Good-Weapi»s Melton Sing!e-Breasted Kly-Krout COfl llO
Overcoats . . «p*.V/.W
Young Men's Dark Brown Kaney""Back Over-Coats; full belt, set-in sleeves^French COO CZfi facing, piped seams ................y&A. |