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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
GREENWOOD CEMETERY MATTER
Hr. Garnett IL investigating It
School Hoard Meeting.

School hoard Meeting.
Commonwealth -Attorney Sands, OF
Henrlco. has commissioned Constable r.
L. Garrett to investigate the Evergreen
Cemetery mystery and to ascertain Just
what the status OF affairs there H.
Mr.. Garnett has visited the surreptitious-
lv-nade graves, and made a close search
for a clue to work upon. He has taken
Keeper Smith into his confidence, ana
close watch is being kept on the ceme-
terry. The keeper is said TO have found a
knife near the last grave that was opened
in the cemetery. on which Is engraved tns
name, III. L. Leigh"
In Is believed that the graves will De
opened privately some time during the
coming week. Constable Garnett says ne
has made some progress with the case,
but is not yet In position 10 give out
what be has discovered.
The Teachers Association OF Henrico
county convened In regular monthly ses-
oior az the county courthouse yesterday.
rrhe attendance was unusually large. Mr..
u FusseIl. Superintendent OF the Coun-
10 SCHOOLS. opened the meeting with pray
az principal Stevens, OF the Barton
delights school. was elected permanent
chairman OF the organization. He deliy-
cred an interesting and instructive aodress
10 the teachers, after which Miss LILY FOX.
ono of the school teachers, read an essay
on English Grammar"
prior TO the meeting OF the Ieachers
rnatituta the regular meeting or the
INLAND District School Board was held.
IT,, usual routine was disposed or, but
- bnsiness OF general interest was
hrought I'D for the boards consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
ON TO A FAR OASIS.
MOBILES OF ACCA TEMPLE WILL
VISIT ALMAs's SHRINE.
M'KINLEY MAY Be INITIATED.
The Feast of the Finest Lyric
Poet of the Orient May Also
he CeIebrated-EIabor Prepa-
ratiOns.

The mobiles Of Acca Temple, Mystic
Shrine, will undertake their seventh pill
grimage next Wednesday. leaving Rich
mond on the y o'clock train, with Almas
Temple, in Washington as an objective
point.
The excursion was planned by Illustri-
ous-Potentato Cunningham, whose pur-
pose it was TO surprise the mobiles Of
the capital city II had been rumored
that President Mckinley would be con-
Quoted across the burning sands. and
Acca's potentate conceived the idea Of
being present with a large representa-
ton of his mobiles to extend TO the dis
tinguished candidate some southern SYM
pathy I'm his hour Of trial.
II is by no means an assured fact that
President Mckinley will be initiated,
however, but there will be manifold COM
pensatlons I'm other ways for the toll
some Journey, for the news Of the pill
erimage having reached Washington,
Almas mobiles are busily preparing re-
ception mat is sure to be extremely cor
dial and complete.
-TTIs viii be the second visit Of the
Acca mobiles TO Almas mobiles, and the
pleasant recollections eujendered by their
former experience has had the erect Of
enllstlng over one-fourth OF the rem
ple's membership for the journey. The
mobiles of the shrine are scattered all
over the State, but large delegations
from Norfolk, Petersburg, Alexandra,
and other cities have already commu-
nicated their intention OF joining the
Richmond mobiles I'm their pilgrimage.
MAY GO TO BALTIMORE
Boumi Temple, OF Baltimore. read the
tidings of the proposed visit and have
sent a special Invitation to the pilgrims
10 start upon their journey a day or
so earlier and visit their oasis on the
evening OF Monday. the 18th instant.
promising IA truly Baltimore welcome."
which. 10. those mobiles who have en-
loved IL on former occasions, must be
well-nigh irresisupie'
The pilgrimages OF Acca's mobiles are
Invariably red-letter events IN the Tenn
pies calendar. The fun reigns fast and
furious and so great Is their reputation
for hospItality when at home that their
recention abroad is always most hearty,
ana invariably conducted on a magnif-
cent scale.
Acca Temple was organized June IL,
1856 ar 81. Adams Hall by Mr. Preston
peIvin its first illustrious potentate,
who had been initiated at Mecca Tenn
nia On New York, which thus became
tbe. narent OF the Richmond Shrine. II
was given Jurisdiction over the entire
southern territory, and has n daughter
IN charlotte. n. c.. but II gradually re-
lInouished its claims TO the Southern
States.
AccA TEMPLES DISTINCTION.
Acca Temple enjoys the distinction OF
aeing the only shrine In this country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
we buy cheapest because six great gives
outlet or enormous quantiesa1d quantities command price
concessions. 7 ' -
Mems Bicycle Suits.

y hundred and fifty different styles
tor you TO select from. What our stores
can line up an assortment TO match this
We have made study Of what Bicy-
chsts require-and that knowledge has
guided the taste that selected the pat
terms and controlled the hands that made
EN- up. II is an exclusive showing. You
can match neither the STYLES nor the
prices. Those that we didn't make our
selves were made for us by the two or
three best houses in the country. We're
agents for several of their patent i'm
proved Suits, most notable of which is
the Turnip" Suit-so made as TO be
adjustable for wheel use and for street
wear.
Wheelmen are invited to inspect our
stock of Suits-freely. Look at more
than the effect. Look at the makingand
the it-therein hes the tenure Of your
satisfaction.
fyou come tomorrow sec these three
lines specially:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

come and lend their help towards its
success.
rev Charles n. Van Houten, Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church, will fill his pulpit
both morning and evening. At the morn
ing services he will preach on baptism.
REV. ]. A. Spencer will preach at the
Cowardin-Ayenue Christian church IN the
morning on Paul" the Bond Servant
At night his text will be, why Am
Christian" a., III. v,,,1-
mir ~ Neade-Memorial church both morn
ing and night At the morning services
MIR. Hartyel will sing Calvary as
SOLO Strangers are cordially invited 10
rev. w. r. Hurt, Of Stockton-Street
Raptist church, will preach this mornlns
on the subject There Is In Christ no
condemnation" In the evening ms as
course will be on 1.-THE Kings Highway
Opened" .1.o..or
Rov i b. McCullock, will I'll his pulpit
Ills subject at night will be THE LAttle
Foxes" The text will be, Take IN the
foves. the little foxes that spoil the
zines for our vines have tender grapes
"An American Home" IS what Rev
r o. Babcock will preach on this morn
ing.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. A. w. Fair left Friday night for a
northern trip. -, .r,.,,
Mrs. D. r. Lipscomb has returned from
New York. ....
MIR. Standard Robertson, OF Newport
News, is visiting relatives IL the cry.
Mr.. Il. H. Morrissette, VINO mas Deeh
detained at home. was able TO be at MS
place Of business yesterday.
The condition OF Captain A. {. Attkls-
son. the Commonwealth Attorney OF
Manchester. was better yesterday.
souire Bright. the great 'possum and
coon hunter Of Chesterfield, is lyinS quite
il at his home. near the city.
Friday night, while Messrs. Richard
uudson and Forest W nitlock were driving
TO Manchester, their buggy ran into an
other in which was Mr.. Julian Johnson.
Nessrs. Hudson and Whitiock were
thrown out Of their vehicle, and received
several bruises. Their buggy was very
badIv damaged. Mr.. Johnson was also
slightly hurt.
Friendship Lodge, No. 20. knights OF
Pythias. passed mile-post Friday night.
BESIDES q large attendance OF It's own
Toenbers. there were about sixty sir
I(ntgbts from Richmond, who represented
Damon. Syracuse, Virginia, and Myrtle
lodges The AmpIihed Council Of Da-
mon Lodge wis present. and conferred
the knights rank on two Candidates
me work done By this team was highly
appreciated by the members OF FRIEND
sim Lodge. and was instructive and I'M
nressive TO all VINO were present. AFTER
The meeting the visitors were handsomely
entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
coIIege Chapel Made New.

For weeks past skilled worl<men have
heen busy in making the chapel OF Rich
,oond College new and beautiful hall.
Tha impl ovements have been made
mainly in the interior. where the old
walls have been torn down and replaced
by new and made spotless with kalso-
mine. The work was completed only yes
tarSav evening, and when the cultured
audience ASSEMBLIES tomorrow evening
IN hear Dr.. Hall. this handsome audito-
rlurn In its recent newness. Will be
thrown open for the first time. Here
after the main public exercises Will be
held In this room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Top Goats.

We respect the man who is
critical-and wants the best
value his money can buy. The
more such the more business
well do. We never turned out
better garments in our whole
career than this seasons Top
Coats. They're as near perfect
as can be. As different from
others as the expert engraver's
stroke on the polished plate is
different from the school-boy
scrawl on the muddy slate.
They've got character-quality-
character - fashion character
tone - elegance - refinement -
dressiness.
The cheapest-$7.5O-doc
look like a cheapcoat. Itisn't a
cheap coat-we're the makers
ourselves, and that makes the
price $3.50 instead Of $1O-as
equal value costs elsewhere.
The best are $25-and as like
the finest that are turned out by
the highest priced tailor as two
peas. You know what he'd
charge you for it-S40-no less
We've got the Top Coatsin all
the shades of Tan, Brown, and
Black.
Other lengths for those who
DO not want the very extreme of
fashion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Sakg z G9kG Qy (OT7na7N SaEs

Mecca Temple. OF New York, was the
tirst temple established in America, De-
cember. 1875, by Rizk Allah Hassan III,
fendea. who was the author OF several
important works in Arabic. Or. waiter
Nj. Fleming was installed as Grand 70
tentate. From this mother temple all ths
others in this country have sprung, ahu
the order has grown until It's MEMBER
ship has reached 1900.
The membership of Acca Temple IS now
about 80. The organization includes ar
Arab patrol Of twenty uniformed mem
bers. Its officers are: Captain, Edwards
First Lieutenant, ]. L. Phippen; secono
Lieutenant, +. l.. Montague; First Ser
geant. G. J. Friedley; and Second Ser
geant, J. A. Otey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
on,.e a nsmarkahie woman.

Teresa carreno. the artist who Is TO
snnear here under the auspices OF the
Metropolitan Concert Company. Is not
only the greatest OF all the female
nianists. but remarkable woman, full
of life aud energy.
she entered upon her musical career
In America. when she was only
years old. She was a pupil OF the great
master. Rubenstesn. and has enjoyed the
utmost popularity in all parts Of the
world.
Seats for this concert are now on sale
at the store Of Messrs. Walter ID. Moses
& Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
|SAK9
ITO Wheclmtn and WheclWOmcr.


we'll
We've everything you but the wheels The standard brands are what ""
hndree
anybody
will
of Sporting Athletic Goods Richmond Not
eyeryo pastme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Bicycle Bells.

More bells than a half dozen
others together can show-more
of a kind and more kinds-the
best kinds. You know the
bells-see our prices for them.
single-Stroke Bells, large size .........lOc-
slngle-stroke Bells, small size ..........lic'
Double-Stroke Bells ..........,...'.''''''-oc
EIectrlc-Stroke Bells .......... .......'''Soc'
corbin Electric-Stroke Bells .........''.S'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

The action Of the Council Friday night
IN corsentlng that the north end Of Free
bridge be lowered, so as TO admit OF the
PROPOSED Chesapeake and Ohio viaduct
passing over #, was the al-aosoroihg
tbsne OF discussion on the streets OF Man
a. ester yesterday The prevailing sentl-
r.ept was that the municipal body acted
wisely. though a considerable minority
FELIX that q mistake had been made. one
% The leading men Of the city SAID yes
to-day evening that though the proposed
change would be attended by some disau-
,srtaees. the real blessings that "ouiu
..rrs with IL would overbalance the eFh'
ard a harvest Of genuine worth would DC
realized. And this seems 10 be the pre-
yanine opinion among most OF the leauiHs
blsiuess-men Of the city. prominent
lawver said he had not given the matter
as much consideration as the members
% tAo Council had. and was willing INA.
they. who we're conscientious men anu
who had every opportunity for looking the
matter over thoroughly, shouid have the
decision in their hands. The general fsel-
ing IS that Of relief that the matter as
Tar as Manchester Is concerned, Is at an
end. and the people are now willing 10
draw their skirts aside, and watch the
work 90 forward, and with anticipaIlon
u the good results that IL is hoped VIII
accrue
FIGHT IN A SALOON.
There was a lively time in the saloon
OF easa Meyer on Hull street, FOR 'iiio
last night A number Of young Sports
had collected IN the place, and soon on
somebody crossed another someDouS
opinion; then another SOMEBODY Va 49,
one Of these somebodies an oppro .eD''
name. and the free hght began. fOr |"
time blows fell fast as bunch or hail-
stones, and blood began TO now. Inc
saloon-keeper went few doors below
and soon returned with Mr.. Goode uil
"a special police officer, and TINS sehlio-
man succeeded IN getting the gentleineh
with nstic incllnations into the suee'.
Here tho fellows cooled on. ana INC
battle subsidized. The police are working
this instance OF pugilistc enterprise, put
as yet no arrests have peeh mace
WILL LET IT REST.
Ths unfortunate matter which has in
volyed the ministers OF Manchester so
unpleasantly Ia the last few days seems
now al rest There appears now tacii
agreement 10 disagree DO longer, anu
since each side has made statement
Of It's position, and this position II known
10 tho people. they think inst
the sooner Il Is hushed the better II
wiz be. a gentleman OF those VINO were
the signers OF the "PaStors' Echo
stated yesterday evening that they haa
said all they cared 10 say, and as MI
spencer. ia his re1Oinder to the echo,
asked that this be the last OF the IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
WILL PRESS THE NATTER ALONG.
The Chesapeake and ohio TO LoSs Ma
Time I'm Puyhlng Its Enterprise.

The favorable action OF the Manchester
Council on Friday night In regard TO the
proposed Chesapeake and Ohio yiaduct
was the principal topic OF discussion here
yesterday, and was generally commended.
The personal and public bias OF the citi-
zens OF the city across the James had
been regarded as an almost insrrmounta.
BILE obstacle in the way OF the enterprise.
but after very mature elaboration many
OF those who formerly opposed It have
not allowed themselves 10 be swayed By
selfish interests or blinded TO the beue-
fits that must accrue to Manchester no
less than 10 Richmond by the construo-
ton VI the extensive system.
Mr.. Decatur Axtell. second vioe-presi-
dent Of the railroad. was seen by Dis
patch reporter yesterday. and expressed
himself as greatly pleased with. tho re-
suit OF Friday nights debate In tho Man
chester Council chamber. Tho matter"
said he, lis not however, finally disposed
OF by last nights vote We have yet TO
60 before the James-River Bridge Conf
missioners and ask for their consent 10
cross the bridge and then we WI have
TO obtain concessions from the euthori-
ties OF Henrico county. Last Of all VIII
come the Board OF Directors OF the COM
pany, and there Is no telling what they
will do In the matter. I have. however,
been instructed 20 get everything I'm
readiness, so that plans and specifications
may be submitted, and II they adopt them
work Will begin at once"
Alr. Axtell said that he was apr-ehen-
sive OF the action that the James-River
Commissioners might take IN the pre-
misses. The chairman OF the commissions
ers. he said. Is the brother % the gentle
, man who fought the matter so vigorous
Iy IN the Manchester Council. and 70 this
ne appeared to attach no little Inn
portance. In reply 20 a question as TO
( whether he had not canvassed the opfn-
ions OF the commissioners. Mr.. Axteii
said that the opinions OF the ten members
had beeh asked, and though all OF them
had not committed themselves. he had
been led to believe that a majority would
favor tho plans submitted TO them. A
meeting of the commissioners win 10
called almost Immediately ard every
! thing will be done 10 push matters for
ward so that work may be begun within
| the limit prescribed by the City Council
| of Richmond
shops to Run Full Time.
The Chesapeake and Ohio shops will
run on full time after April 1st. 4 notics
10 mis- effect was posted here yesterday.
\ and a similar notice has been posted
In all the shops along the cornpanys sys-
| tenn.
There are 210o men employed I'm the
Chesapeake and Ohio shops In Rchmond,
and some months ago their work-day was
cut down from ten 10 nine hours.
Mr.. Axtcll stated yesterday that tho
company had been Obliged 70 extend the
| hours TO meet the demand Tor additionn
rollinr stock which was rendered neceS-
sarv nv the greatly increased volume OK
| traffic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
REMAINS BURIED IN GEORGIA.
Mr.. w. scott Walkers body IN
,erred nj Hiawnssee Springs.

The remains of Mr. W. Scott Walker,
son OF General r. Lindsay Walker, and
brother Of Mr.. c. c. Walker, have been
inferred at IIiawassee Springs. Ca, where
he died rather suddenly several days ago
Mr.. Thomas II. Walker, another
brother OF the deceased, as soon as al
vised OF his brothers. demise, left for
Hiswassee, with view 10 bringing the
body here for interment. Yesterday ne
telegraphed Mr.. c. G. Walker that on
account OF the inaccessioility OF the
@or,nos he couldn't reach there until East
night and. therefore. wouldn't bring the
remains on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
shops to Run Full Time.
On Time,

ars very early. too. That's what any one
should Sc In treating ones self for mac
sann ~ fhs Kidneys and bladder. Tho
dIuretic which experiences indicates ss
supplying the requisite sum ,Sna % f w
vefte,Ss stomach Bitttrs Don't cel1y;
tjSney tnaction and diseases are not far
snarf Fer fever and agae. dyspepsia.
ronstipation, rheumatism. ana nerve de-
biIIty. also. use tho Bittors-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

All woolf ImDortcdI ported
! Plaid Cheviot lch.,.,a, e..;.ai
/ Suits, & O Cd "N '"' '"i' Scotch Check.
road col or consisting 81
finished with coat vest .andi ed heviot
silk Us, silk bicycle n n al
across the W akin g, Suits, with goli
n / q ers pants. paidt
safety patch effects; q lso1pants an d
p c k cts on good ridingi
both coat and color patch patch pockets
pants. G O ! Il pockets ca-s
cuffs and ca. yairv seats on coat One
valry seat in golf knickcrI oe4ho ott,;o..
pants. TIL ckbocker pantsi % '"S "O""''''
right price for wheel of the season S
Instead o flioSabie &c II styles. Worth
that to-mOr- trousers 70 IA go o. 4.
row YOU may walking. Ourt
i Ray' EN- pIt. i iai 81 m rrow $40
Separate Bicycle Pants $3.50 to 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
PEOPLE ARE PLEASED
ACTION OF MANCHESTER COUNCIL
GIVES GENERAL. SATISFACTION.
OTHER ITEMS FROM TIE SOUTH SIDE.

right in "A snIOon Last Night-A
DOG Case Before the Mayor-ser-
loo 4, the Churches TO-Day-Per-
rouaI Notes and Brief Items.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
company will DO given promSt attention,
and the style OF work and prices VII. ~
sure 20 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Bicycle Hose.

Two specials from our stock
of Bicycle Hose. One is Mems
Hose and the others Boys.
Both are marked very low for
the quality in them.
Mems Light Weight Wool Foot
less Bicycle Hose, with fancy
uppers; popular shades and pat 6SC.
terms. Regular price, $l.25. Spe-
cial at .........'''.. ....''.'...''''.
soc.
Boys Bicycle Hose ..........""... A Pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Ladies' Bicycle Suits.

We want to get your attention, wheel
women, to our complete stock of Bicycle
Suits-5-piece and 3-piece Suits. We
show our purpose in our preparations.
To lead-we have gathered the best quail
lities-best styles-bsst makes together
and enlisted them under the name of
" Saks' Suits"-for they are ours-styles
we control-makes we eontrol-values
we command. Out of the immense va
riety everybody's taste is sure of salts
faction. The prices will agreeably sur
prise-especially Mondays special prices
rather in the nature Of an introduc-
ton,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28


50Five-piece Here is the A SIG Brown
Bicycle Suits Yer y pest SCOTCH >,;.od
Ho+ go S Su.t IN IN Town n Homespun Bi-
Skirt, Bloom ney. IhTee- cycle Suit, with
/ ers' ana Leg ma lie ofNavyI Eton Jacket
gins, made up Biue Ladies,
IN a snscia, Siotb [yitb Hat, Skirt,
covert Jacket SKIRT Boomers, and
and Cadet F, We bought Leggins, hand
~ 4 ne Jacket is mem Tor iess somely trim
! he worn Win h &c been med with lea
silk or wash iquoted to US Their and but
w IS 7. NO since - 49,, . tons. tits pure
be found in they can be ~ our enter
town under sold for. ex- prise that of
So,ools" a, az sep a. q los fers you this
siIoS az 70 our advnn- SIG value-to-
-, here Mon tage Is yours morrow for
dav for Monday
$500. $3.50. $I2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Bicycle Lamps.

We carry every celebrated
Lamp Made-and those we are
showing are all 1897 patterns.
A little investigation will show
you that we are equipped to Tin.
dersell every lamp seller in town
Black Enamel Lamps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Separate Bicycle Pants $3.50 to 81.
Both Colt and Knickerbocker effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Old papers for sale at CSC. hundred at
Dispatch office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Nickel Lamps.

Columbia" kerosene burner, all RI
veted. solid brass, nickelled. and
polished ............ .'....''.'.'.'''''.'Sl-z'
"Scorcher," kerosene burner ......:.....N eS
"Dazzler," kerosene burner ...........N.es
Unique" kerosene burner ...........S2.25
Goth Century," kerosene burner......N.9s
Front Light" kerosene burner ......325O
IN and w" ............. .............'''S2.'o
..11annv Thought" ....................S2. 9s
"Pathlight" ................. ..............Sz.t5
Banner ................ ''.'...'.'''''Sz' 20
"Favorlte." double lens.............".B.25
",o1d,no Raautv., 80
"Searchlight' ............ ....."..".....SS.sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
Ladies' Bicycle Leggins'

We carry every style of Leggin
that is popular-and we offer
them in special values at special
prices. See what Especial"
means.
A lot Of Ladies' Tweed Leggins-
choice Of shedes-are half laced,
and and per- perfect IN nj ana Snape-ior 45c.
the PAIR ...........,..... .-.s'.'s.''
Ladies' Lightweight Jersey Cloth
Leggins, In Blue, Brown, and
Black. Perfect fitting. For -rc
the pair ...............'....'..'..'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Bicycle and Athletic
Footwear-best Makes
75c. TO So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

Sweaters.
Here are three lots of big val
ue Sweaters for the first corners.
All new-this seasons make and
style. Warranted.
Mems Byron Collar Sweaters, with
stripes, springweight .................N.l5.
Mems Sailor Collar Sweaters, with
stripes, spring-weight .................H.l6.
Boys Sailor Collar Sweaters, spring
weight ..,.,.,.. .......................gS c.