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The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28
Baking i'm Boston.

Boston. Sept. 25.-The temperature
In this city to-day equalled. that of
me warmest day of the year, and was
higher than any day in September for
ten years. -
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28

Is lined throughout with ermine and
the fur turns over In wide straight
revers down the front. The fur sleeves
are Of black velvet witha deep cuff Of
ermine.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28
An Unknon. p.o,x..a

An Unkn0vvn Drowned. ~
Farfbault, Minn., Sept. %. = Julius
Fuller this morning found the BODY Of
an unknown man drowned in Robert
lake An inquest will be held.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28


her out Of the car to the platform Of
the depot-a hulking slave meelly fol-
lowing mite Of Queen-and heard
the jolly voice Of a middle-aged man
saying to the dainty object Of his ad-
miration:
Hello, II, back again like bad
penny" 11s
And when the big man picked her up
and kissed her before the whole
crowd, Ellinger felt that he must
overcome him.
II.
farkerspurg is not much OF q town.
NO Not 10 ocate II 100 closely, IL ls In the
west. SpeclIylng q little more e2-
actly, IL ID IN cne pfair1e country. Anu
When you know tnat 1t ls on q river
hunureus OF mics long, rev 1eet
woe ana only rev inches deep, you
may imagine tnat you know the coun-
Try Wnerean u nour1snes:
Nilhger nau some letters OF lntro-
ductlon 10 some good people tnere, 10
tue FarkelsDurg doctor prlnclpa!ly;
anu ne haoe haste, tue next morning
atter ms arrival' 10 present MS ere
oentlals 10 tnat worthy cltlzen, VINO
ieselveu n.'n eorulaly ly-ossauss uas VI 'ne
lettef, because ne was s.uuent y,
meaiclne; anu because OF !ne genlai
nature iI. OF the eooo Goctor mmsen:
ne uvceor ~ wor.hy VI oeserip.lon'
I9 DIe ne uoes not Deions III tnls story:
~. NC ena. ~ oe pteSeneeu s"llle 'ln's@-o"e
l1o1 , now.
VINO @ was tne young iaay on tue
,I., .laln. ,,,,,n nnls was tne auesuon ash
ielsn 1nLnser nau SET hlmsen u solve
~ ~ s.lple matter, E. one ne Wouia @ ss tninH'
4's ~ i'sae only W a.. asA ~, ~. .ne .nioIlna. !,
..on " RECEIVE IL, nu' ,, niaI ~
curious MlA.ue, unu ne cOuu noe
oLlns h,!nselI " ASK. Mnu 80 s9lleIeu =, .
wnole Jay ny nus neslect 70 uo as AA
commonplace uhu comInoh-sense peo-
PIE , Seeking ihIofnation snouao oo' u..
ine next gay, noWever, ne was mt
ed from the munaane Dall Wne.eon ne
tlou w Meesins Tue youns iaoy laee
10 1ace anu Delns preseh.eu 10 her ~
que form, wnen ne came Gown ana
felt hlmseir once more nrmly on terra
lrIna' anu 1ouhu hlmselI III the very
presence OF yours iaoy VINO olo NOT
even no!lce MS einpttrfassheht' hor
nls 3, reu cheeks.
Ihey aikea on lnalnerent TOPICS;
one youhg .Auys Journey, now gao
sne was 10 get nome agaln ana aIter
u Iew mlhutes OF unls smali CONVERSE
tlon tney ieii apart again; ana the
Worid' 10 Asnleign Elllnger, was as
Dlack ana sunless as ever the mind OF
poet naa imagined:
BUT the gates OF speech were open
ed, anu lie had an excuse 10 talk
ABOUT her: 70 ask lnolnerent ques-
tenn trembling;-forcing a yawn of in.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28
THE WOMAN'S WORLD.
INTERESTING GOSSIP FOR MAID
AND MATRON,

Business, and Social Relations
Where She Hides the Key-Velvets
and Furs-My Lady's Card-House.
hold Hints
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-28

p.Ps SAH in.e.s @aTAdH :ad y ka:AT RAT1EEs S,'sEls s
s1n.sMs0 smgMM q C9:. WHO have had nearly afty ysssS
si0ns STRICTLY confidential. a Has ikooE oY fn-
ttoiaslo@ toi1s concerning Patents md how to oS-
III LII E1s . s ~. Also catalogue OF W0chen.
eGents taken through Mum & Co. recsfve
fR1s sra nosce n the sciertiao A9eficss, and
1af ts cost to the inventor This splendid pspsr.
55s.9eo weekly elegantly has By IT tS
1assSs %rc1aMon Of any scientific Vofk fn the
WGsid; ~ XsaE: Sample oopes ssnt ffee. 80
.ct1 h1Hi!dtnR Edition, monthly. 34dOa year. ank,e
cCDHe9s - cent?. Every number oonfaina h0Sm.
Sfn! Ito! platsI tn coloes, and photoeTaphs Of nm
5s3o 5nSoses witn plans enabling builders 70 show the
la1SSG Gae1en9 and secure contracts, Aflfresa
Au6N q Co. NEW YORK. 36I BR0ADWAH.
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Mrs. Molyneux. "Why are you al.
ways 80 naughty, Courtney"

Courtney. because papa says
that little boys who are 90 very, vsry
good never amount to anything. And
I'm going to amount to something. II
Ibave- to be naughty ~ the tima.b
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what Do Childre. Thi.k,

What Do Children Thiaks
1wonder what women suppose their
children think when they hear them
tell deliberate lie7
1t Is continual street car expert
ence to hear arguments between con-
ductors and parents as to the ages of
children.
"l'll have to get q fare for that one,"
says the guardian of the Indicator.
II never pay for her." replies the
parent haughtily.
"Well. I'll have to ring up ) cents
for her; she's over age"
why, what do you mean? They
never charge me on any other line" Is
the response. =.
"Ain't that child Fser ,yuff?" asks
the ringeruo.
1t is obvious to any one with half an
eye that til. object of discussion is
fully six. and not small for that. The
mother has avoided making the state
ment, but when questioned point blank
she says:
NO, she amt; she's only three and a
half"
And wonder how she can look the
child In the face.-New York Recorder.
When She Hides the Key.
1t Is y singular instance of the sim
plicity of the~average mind to watch
the entire good faith in which the
country housekeepcr, when she takes
her walks abroad and locks up her
house. hides the key for its discovery
by any other member Of the family.
AS a matter of course she tucks 1t
away under the doormat. 1t never
seems to enter her dear, motherly
head that every other woman in the
place does precisely the same thing,
and perhaps every other woman In
every other suburban town. She never
seems to thinK that that is the one
place that any student Of human na-
ture, who had burglarious inclinations.
would seek entrance to the house by
simply lifting tha doormat. He would
be sure to find the key ready for him
there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17

soft cushions. the charming artist burst
into a hearty laugh. and exclaimed
Sardou would have gone into raptures
naq ne seen with what consummate art
/ played my part IN this society comedy
Sarah herself could have done no better.
In any case, Castor Will have a charm
ing "ife.; but..be"are la belle mere.
Within a month Of this interview the
marriage Of Miss Gladys Rawton. only
daughter Of the Right Reverend the
Bishop OF Barchester 10 Monsieur Gas
ION Barber, son Of Monsieur Andre Bar
per per OF faris, was announced by the
J lgaro as having taken place at the Brit
ISM embassy in Paris. owing 10 the
sudden death of near relative the mar
rage was celebrated in the strictest pri-
From the moment of his forced consent.
ne blsEop had found his relations with
Mfs. Rawton somewhat strained. As for
gladys, the innocent cause OF his disgrace,
ne positively refused TO hold any further
intercourse with her, ana 10 was with
sreat dlniculty he was induced 10 assist
al the wedding
The day following the ceremony, a let
ter, written in a bold feminine hand,
arrived at the Hotel Bristol for the Bish-
op or Barchester. As soon as his lOrdshiD
retd the contents Of this missive he near
ly Went into fit. Ii ran as follows:
i heater des Folies-COmiques. Ny
Dear BObby-As your daughter wedding
has now been consummated perhaps it
VIII be better for me to re-estabNsA the
facts. In the first place, there is abso-
tNeC-N lp relationship between your am
liable son-in-law and "JOsephine;" mere
" a similarity of name. Monsieur Gas
ton Barbier is. ] believe. the only son of
an Old French friend of YOURS. Monsieur
Andre Barber. who. ruined by a bank
failure, died suddenly. leaving his family
pennlless. Obliged 10 assure his future,
the young man determined TO 20 on the
stage and utilize his exceptionally fine
voice. j he story Of your unreasonable op-
position TO his marriage was "a matter of
daily comment AMONGST his comrades az
our theatcr. | saw a chance of wreaking
my revenge on you for your desertion.
and Of procuring the happiness Of an hon
orable man. Hence the sparkling comedy
m which you played such a brilliant part
at the Hotel Bristol last month Need !
add that all your letters were burned
years ago-when / married my present
husband, Monsieur Armand Duval, who
rs, am happy TO say still flourshing
Begging You to pardon my wel-meant
Intervention, and with kindest regards to
the naughty Mrs. Rawton. believe me-
dear Bobby yours very affectionately
Marie Barber"
me same evening the bishop escaped
from Paris, and returned to the seclusion
or Barchester Palace where his first work
was TO send in his resignation as presi-
dent CT the Dramatic Purity Society
CThe End.
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Torture in the French Army.
From the London Standard.

From the London Standard
\ very painful sensation has been Gre
ated in Paris, and will, no doubt evtand
throughout the country by the renort ~
q court martial just held at Tunis. Be
lore recounting the facts, it is requisite to
explain that there exists in the French
possessions in North Africa a sDeeiai
body OF troops technically described as
"Compagnies de Discipline " and d1,tb"5
IN military parlance by the quaint apnel-
lation of Biribi. This force is comnosal,
exclusively of bad and incorrigible char
acters. Conscrpts who, when their time
comes Tor their Incorporation in the
army, happen to be serving a time Of
penal servitude are not sent to the regn-
lar infantry, but to these disciDlins -,
companies; and noted offenders i'm fb2
line regiments at home or in Algeria are
also drafted into this penal cOrns m
punlshments are OF a peculiarly severe
and lnhuman description. Having said
this much, proceed to lay before Won
a statement of the case from the Non of
q noted supporter Of the government,
"A soldier of the Third African hat
talon, Chedel by name, has met his death
from lll-treatment. The minister of war
ordered an inquiry, which led to a lien
tenant, a sergeant and a corporal heinz
brought before a court martial The1
have just been tried and unanimously az,
quilted. Chedel, who was in bad state
of health, was locked up in a cell where
the temperature stood at so degrees con-
ugrade, or 122 degrees Fahrenheit. He
was deprived of water. He was
moreover, subjected to Ia cra
paudine-that is to say, his feet and
hands We're tied together behind his hack
In addition. gag was placed in his
mouth. First a common tent neg 80
used for the purpose, and then a tent
peg with handkerchief wrapped around
1t. Finally stone was forced into biS
mouth. These horrors were NOT deniad
The judges examined the surgeon of The
battalion, and asked him what Chedei had
Ql9d OF. Inc question strikes one as .
lugubrious joke. The accused 1irgad ia
their defense that the gag was a usual
punishment in the battalion by direction
of the commanding officer"
The offense of the man thus barba,io,
y tortured to death was an attempt TO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17
JULIE RECAMIER.
THE ORIGINAL OF THIS PICTURE RETAINED
HER EXQUISITE COMPLEXION THROU3H
THE USE OF RECAMlER CREAM.
UNTIL HER DEATH AT EIGHTY.

No woman can be beautiful or even
CLEANLY in appearance whose fac e
marred by pimples blackheads, blotcbeS
freckles or other imperfections
These are the ONLY skin remedies i1-
dorsed by physicians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17
THE BISHOPS BLESSING,
By ROLAND RELFoRT.

Ornh Ghost story At Atlantic Gable Station "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17

-Housekeeper-The potatoes to-day
were so salty we could not touch them.
New Girl-Well, mum, it was this way.
After they got to cOokin'. l couldn't re-
member whether they was sailed or not,
so put in double quantity to make sure.
New York Weekly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17

A man who recently died in Odessa
Russia, left million rubles apiece TO four
nieces on condition that they work for
fifteen months as chSmbermaids cooks or
farm servants. His object ii is thoughf
was to make them more sympathetic to,
ward domestic servants of their own.
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FROM MADAME ADELINA PATTI.



CRAIG-Y-NOS CASTLE, Oct l3
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q consider them a luxury and neces-
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1.-THE Recamier Preparations are abs0-
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st unqualihedly recommend them as the
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CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
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Recamier Balm, a beautiier, pure and
simple Price $3.50
Rscamier Almond Lotion, Cor freckle,
moth and discOlOratlOns. Price S1.50.
kecamier Powder. for Ihe toilet. and MIR.
face shine. Prices-Large boxes, Sl00; small
boxes. 50 cents.
Recamier Soap the best in the world
Prices-Scented, 80 cents; Unscented > cents.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
Bows Clothing.

Pretty novelties for the little fel-
lows-stylish patterns in tWeeds and
cheviots for the larger boys-lads'
suits and overcoats in the handsom-
est fabrics and effects
Some suits for tomorrow at little
more than half the usual prices.
Boys Three-piece Suits (coat, vest and knee
pants,. made Of dark blue sn Doth finish worsted
serge from the Washington Mills. Lined with fine
Italian cloth. Sewed with silk. Tailor made.
Well worth S12.50. Special price ........ Sc 10
Boys Long Pants Suits. made Of indigo blue all
wool serge cheviot from the Washington Mills.
Sizes 10 10 10 years. Regularly $1,000. Special
Boys Long Pants Suits of various kinds Of cloth
In blue black and gray, at. $1,000 to $3.50
Boys Short Pants Suits, Reciprocity make the
best manufactured at the price. Sewed throughout
with silk. Blue, black and farcies. to 16 years.
Each 90
Combination Suits-jacket and two pairs of pants
Each :....; ;..: 90 800 and 500
wool and indigo dyed. Velvet collar to 16 years
Sailor collar. to years Each. .......... 90
listers in splendid variety. .$3 75 So 90 and Sc IS
Cape OyercoatS .S.?S 10 SlO0O
Caps, Underwear. Shirts, Shirt Waists Extra
Pants. COllars-all SUrts of furnishings.
I'D n0or .................. .lOtn ST. bldSD
Evening star., 1895-10-18
RECEPTION TO GEN. MILES.
A DisffnEuished Gathering at the
Army and Navy Club.

u
Army and Navy Club.
The Army and Navy Club rendered re-
ception to Gen. Nelson A. Miles last night,
and for several hours the beautiful club
house at Connecticut avenue and 1 street
was crowded with a throng of distinguished
guests. Nine o'clock was the hour named
on the Invitations, which were sent to the
President, the members of the cabinet and
the Supreme Court the visiting members of
the loyal Legion and the members of the
club. Gen. Miles received the guests in the
large parlor on the second floor, the INTRODUCE
tions being made by Col. j. A. Woodward,
the president of the club. The others who
assisted in receiving were Judge Advocate
General Lemly of the navy, vice president:
Col. A. A Hosmer, secretary, and Paymas-
ter Stanclin, retired of the navy treasurer
Ine scene was a particularly brilliant one,
as all the army and navy officers appeared
In full dress. Gen. Miles had a genial word
Tor every one, and those who came to pay
their respects remained until a late hour
At 10 o'clock refreshments were served, and
an enjoyable evening was rounded out with
anecdote and story. A few of the guests
were Secretary Lamont Assistant Secre-
tary McAdoo, Justice Harlan, Justice Brew
er, justice Gray, Paymaster General STAN
ton, Gen. John Gibbon, Chief Engineer Mel
VILE Major George Reid, Capt Charles
Smaller, Commissioner Ross, Col L. v.
wright. Capt: Ffebeger. Mr.. Beriah Will
klns, capt. Theodore Mosher, Lieut. Lamb,
Maj. w. P. Huxford, Col. Haywood, Lieut..
Hesse, Col. Thomas Wilson, Maj. c. 1. VIII
son, Lieut.. Niblack, Capt C. p Miller and
host of others. The Marine Band Orches-
IRA prayed during the evening.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
DIED..

daughter. Mrs. Charles Herr in Jersey City,
Thursday October IL, 1885. WILLIAM II.
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence.
at 3 pm Friends of the family are invited to
attend Interment private.
herd, D. G, BKlDGET FOLEY. aged dfty-ohs
Funeral Saturday, October 10, at 10 o'clock am.,
from st; Theresa Church, Anacostia- Inter.
ment, Mount Oliyet cemetery. %
Go9DALE. On THURSDAY. October II, 1895, at
Funeral from his late residence, 1880 Riggs place,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Friends In
KERN On Friday; October IS. 1885; at = m,
Kate V. Kern, in the seventh year of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
koEHI.ER. On Thursday. October Il. 1885, at
LEs, daughter of William and Augusta Koch.
Ter, aged five years and twelve days.
D ents residence. 1873 Florida avenue northwest.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend. 2'
PosEY Suddenly, at her brothers Goseph @
Stewart residence, 1144 18th street northwest,
"Wednesday evening, October IL. 1895, SARAH
Funeral saturday, October 10. at o'clock pm.
from Plymouth Congregational Church, corner
eth and streets
am, EDWARD J., beloved husband of Bessie
Sheely, aged hfty- years.
Capitol street, Saturday, October 10, at $50
a.m thence TO. St. Aloysus Church, where mass
will be said for the repose Of his soul. Friends
and relatives invited to attend. p
SIMMONS. On Thursday, October II, 1925, MARY
E. SIMMONS, beloved wife OF I. J. simmons,
at her residence, 30 F street southwest, In the
forty-thrd year Of her age.
Let lilies weep and willows
Over the peaceful sleeper's grave.
Weep not, fond one and dry thine eyes,
BY HER HUSBAND.
mothei dear from us has gone,
A voice We loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral from ST. Dominic's Church, Saturday, DC.
ti,es invited to attend. Interment at st. Igna-
tous, Nd.
STEELE. On Thursday. October II, 1895 at ths
residence of his sister, Mrs. J. W: Palmer 1902
Florida avenue northeast, GEORGE c. STEELE,
aged forty-eght years, son OF the late H. n.
and Mary Steele of this city.
Funeral Saturday, October 49, at o'clock pm.
STONE. Suddenly. on Thursday. October IL. 1885.
enes /. % Stone % aged sen sen Years. Ss sonn anu ''
Funeral will take place from his parents refi:
dence, 1924 11th street southeast Friends and
relatives invited to attend
THORN On Friday, October is. 1885, JOSEPH
BHIDNER, infant son Of Joseph W. and Kate
b. Thorn.
Funeral private.
VALENTINE. At the city of Chicago. on October
ter of tie late James and Jane Dull and sister
of Mrs A. l.. Rutter. in her seventh year.
Funeral from chapel In Greenmount cemetery, Bal.
timore, Nd on Saturday afternoon at O'clock
Evening star., 1895-10-18

AT the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the American Graphophone Company the
following were elected as directors for .he
ensuing year: Edward D. Easton, Andrew
Devine, Charles s. Tainter, Wm i. Bond,
X. o. Hoffman, VIM. Herbert Smith, John
]. Phelps and r. F. Cromelin. The board
met yesterday for organization at the office
OF the company, 919 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. Officers were le,ted as fol-
lows: President and counsel, Edward d.
Easton; vice president, VIM. E. Bond of
New York; treasurer, VIM. Herbert Smith
OF washington; secretary, Frank Dorian of
ashington. Executive committee Messrs
EaSton, Bond and Devine
Evening star., 1895-10-18
Girls Clothing.

1NSIUV IO1 111r11f00rtttC e9oS, u110r VIII
all the little details looked after as
carefully as if you made them your
self.
Girls Novelty Cloth Dresses. in pretty mixtures
Of brown. green. red and blue. Sizes to 4
Girls All-wOo Novelty Checked Cloth Two-picce
Dresses. Sizes H. l6 and IS years Each. IS. 10
Girls All, Ool Flannel Dresses, cardinal green
and navy-lincd throughout and trimmed with
row ribbon Sizes to IA years. Each. s.. g.
Girls Double Capcs. in plain and mixed cloths
Velvet collar ard stitched edge Each SO. rs to 81 so
Girls Navy Blue Twillcd Cheviot Refer Jackets
large sleeves notched collars. Sizes II to Is years
Girls BON-frOnt Beaver Cloh Jackets, man
dolin sleeves, storm collar poihted revers Sizes II
to Is years. Each ......................$5 800
Girls Wool Boucle tnx-front Jackets. large
'melon" sleeves. deep pointed revers. ripple back
silk stitched. Sizes u to is years Each. .sS -
I'D floor. .1lth st. bilg)
Evening star., 1895-10-18
y Promenade Gloves.

i-hutton Reynier Glnce Walking
Glo'es-Tan, Brown, Red and Elack-
81. White, Pearl and Cream-S2 % a
pair.
ferrin's 4-hutton Elk Tans-$15 50 a
pair.
Perrin's 2-clasp Walking Gloves, with
wide hrode-Sl.5O pair
Balsan's Biarritz- plain. sSc.-Pique,
81 n pair.
Reynicr's 4-button Black Tique Suede
Walking Gloves-S2 pair
Evening star., 1895-10-18
Rewards of Herofsm

The President has awarded a silver vas&
with onyx base to Capt. A. Jouanjean of
the French bark Psyche, in recognition of
his humane and heroic services in effect
ing the rescue Of eleven men from the
American schooner w. w. Crapo burned
in the port of Junin, Chile, July 2, 1885,
He has awarded a similar vase to Cant
Karl A. Soderlund of the Russian bark
Saar for his heroic efforts to rescue the
captain and crew of the American schooner
Mary E. Amsden, February 26, 1895.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
Inquest on Ellis Body.

An inquest was held over the remains
of JEFF Ellis, recently lynched in Tennes-
see, while they still hung to an arm of
the telegraph pole. from which the body
was suspended after the mob had done its
awful work. A verdict Of death at the
hands of unknown parties was returned,
and the relatives of the dead negro were
notified that the body. would be turned
over to them if they so desired. No reply
to the nc tce was received.
Evening star., 1895-10-18

from her visit to Pennsylvania, and is To-
Gated at No 1906 K street northwest
Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle has rented her
house on NJ street, and will be at the Con-
cerd until she goes to Pittsburg to spend
the winter with Mrs. Bergwyn.
Mrs. Romero has spent the week with
relatives in Philadelphia
MRS. Dollie E. Nedder is visiting the fam
ny OF Gen. c. H. Smith, 172s @ street, on
EeI way to her home in Fairfax Court
House She will spend November in New
Evening star., 1895-10-18
Hosiery Specials.

JUST IN-SO DOZEN BOYS FAST BLACK COT
TON HOSE. IL and 2-1 ribbed, double knees. toes
and heels. Regular 25c. quality. .21c pair, for 81
A COMPLETE LINE OF LEGGINS FOR WOMEN
AND CIIILDREN-Worsted, Leather, Jersey Cloth
and Velyeteen. The revcteen. the newest
in navy blue, golden brown and black.
(lSt l0Or- "a anncy.)