The Survey October 1917-March 1918 . rk = An attractive variety of Sweaters for Women and Girls shown in reliable qualities §and smart styles. Special mention is made of the following unusual values: = Scotch Wool Spencers—Black, White, Purple, Green, Sky and Gray, $ Shetland Wool Spencer Coats—Obtainable in Sky, Rose, Reseda, Pink. Purple, Laven- = der. Gray, Sand, $ 1 Shetland Wool Sweaters—Large Sailor Collar and Sash; Rose, Nile, Lavender and Corn, $ j Fiber Silk Sweaters—Sailor Collar and Sash; Black, White, Watermelon, Pink, Maize and == Purple, $ I Brushed Scotch Woo
The Survey October 1917-March 1918 . rk = An attractive variety of Sweaters for Women and Girls shown in reliable qualities §and smart styles. Special mention is made of the following unusual values: = Scotch Wool Spencers—Black, White, Purple, Green, Sky and Gray, $ Shetland Wool Spencer Coats—Obtainable in Sky, Rose, Reseda, Pink. Purple, Laven- = der. Gray, Sand, $ 1 Shetland Wool Sweaters—Large Sailor Collar and Sash; Rose, Nile, Lavender and Corn, $ j Fiber Silk Sweaters—Sailor Collar and Sash; Black, White, Watermelon, Pink, Maize and == Purple, $ I Brushed Scotch Wool Sweaters—Shawl Collar in Copenhagen, Emerald, Purple Reseda, M Rose, Heather-mixture and Black or White, $ Silk Sweaters—The most desirable weaves and models, $ to Wool Sweaters—Chiffon weight. Llama Wool, Smart model, with Sash; Navy, Copenhagen, Tan, Apricot and Nile, $ Orders by mail given special attention James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33rd Streets, N. Israel Zangwill on The Dilemmas of theDiaspora—Jacob H. Schiff on At theGate of the Promised Land—JusticeIrving Lehman on Our Duty as Ameri-cans— President Emeritus Eliot of Har-vard on Three Lines of Action for AmericanJews—Jacob Billikopf on The Treasure-Chestof American Jewry—Prof. M. M. Kaplan onWhere Does Jewry Really Stand Today?—a stirringpoem by the Menorah poet, Martin Feinstein: Krom aZionist in the Trenches—and the literary sensation of theyear, Pomegranates, a series of acid comments on Jewish topics by a brilliant anonymous writer—all in the current number ofTHE MENORAH JOURNAL. This number FREE to you with a trial$ subscription for six months (published bi-monthly), beginning withApril number, also copy of miniature Menorah Journal, if subscription ismailed promptly to Menorah Journal, 600 Madison Ave., New TODAY German brutality, although more subtle—• dismiss all consideration for theplumber, the baker and
Size: 3325px × 752px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, booksubjectcharities, bookyear19
