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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
Naval Militia Will Be Released.

Washington, August 24.-Naval officials
saw that within the next week all the men
called from the various states to man
ships of the auxiliary navy will be on their.
way home, with the possible exception or
those on the four Old monitors around
Boston The department is deluged with
Inquiries as to how soon these naval mill
tiamen can return home. The letters come
not only from relatives. but from bust
ness firms, who say that as the war is
over they want their clerks to return TO
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29

weak to respond. Shortly after the St.
Louis was locked at Cramps today Captain
Clark was carried on a stretcher from the
vessel to a carriage. He was rapidly driven
through the city to the Broad street sta
ton. Again he was placed on litter and
carried aboard a sleeper attached to the
noon train for New York.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
THEIR FLAG
IS FURhED
Hawaiian Islands Are Form
ally Turned Over to the
United States.
STARS AND STRIPES FLY
President Dole Commits the Keeping
of the Territory, People and Pub
lie Property Into the Hands
of United States Min
lister Sewall.

San Francisco. August 22.--The steamer
Begic this evening brought the following
Honolulu. August 12.-Precisely at eight
minutes to II o'clock today the Hawaiian
flag descended from the hagstaffs on all the
government buildings and exactly at five
minutes to the same hour the stars and
stripes foated in the tropical breeze from
every official flagstaff. The ceremony Of
today was a most impressive one.
To hear the strains of Hawai-
Ponoi" for the last time as national
anthem; to hear the bugle blow taps
as the Hawaiian ensign sank from its
nosition, and to notice the emotion OF
many who had been born under it and
had lived their lives under it, was
solemn.
But chen came the bright call for the
raising Of Old Glory and the strains OF
THE Star Spangled Banner broke torth
as that banner was uufurled to the breeze.
Then the cheers broke forth and eyes
that had been dim for u few minutes be
came bright and lightcncd up when the
stars and stripes noated out. The picture
presented in and around the executive
building was most striking. In the grounds
and around all the approaches We're crowds
of OnlOokcrs OF every section anu OF NiiiVd
nationality Notably remarkable was the
number OF HaWalians.
Within the grounds The military ana ma
Val display was Hne. hlWah1h troops
United States MARINES me moui,teo p"'tol
the police ana the cIuzeHS guard presented
sp.cndid appearance Whl!e the Piat. oIIh
for the exercises ana the Nei'nJ ",5 o; inc
executive Duudn& were gay with pfl'litHI
sumner dresses, dancing feathers ana f3-
bOus and the brightest faces that Honolulu
possesses.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
Augusti Had an Arm Broken.

London, August 2A-The Singapore cor
respondent of The Daily Ma!l telegraphs
that General August had his arm broken
apore during the progress of a typhoon.
General August will proceed to Spain in a
German mail boat
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
No More Troops for Honolulu.

San Francisco. August A.-The military
authorities here have received instructions
from Adjut9nt General COrbm counter
mandinG previous orders to send large
body of soldiers to Honolulu.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
Hawaiian Postal System Retained.

Washington, August 23.-'fhe postal SIS
TEN now in operation in the Hawaiian
islands will he retained, pending the re
Communications of the Hawaiian commits
sion which has just begun its laDors
there.
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Advanced Five Mum hers.

Washington. August 23.-(SpcclaL)-
tenant Tom Brumby, the gallant Atlanta
boy who hoistcd the stars and stripes at
Manila. was recognized by presidential pro
motion today. In the list given out at the
hite house Lieutenant Brumby Is adVanc-
uiIa
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29

dainty gown and filmy bit of lingerie must
be But how about herself, her own fine
and delicate physical organism? Has this
most important Of all considerations been
neglected? Has she any weakness OF all
mcut which IS going TO unfit and 1ncapaCl-
tate her for happy marriage!
No woman is fit TO marry who has any
unhealthy condition of the special Struc-
turc most intimately concerned i'll Wlfehood
and motherhood No modest reluctance
should prevent her seeking immediate re-
lief from such troubles. There is no need
of the mortifying examinations so detesta-
bic to sensitive minded women. Doctor
PierCes Favorite Prescription is daily cur
ing thousands of women of these troubles
in the privacy Of their homes.
The Favorite Prescription is the only
proprietary remedy of its kind prepared by
an educated authorized physician There
IS hardly a case SO obstinate that 1t will
not completely and permanently cure.
Mrs Emma G. Glover, of Redkey, Jay Co,
indiana, in a letter to DR.. Pierce, says: " l tan
recommend DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
to anyone who suffers with any female disease.
When | was i'll my teens l was always sick. !
took your medicines before / married, and
now / am well person. l am now twenty
three l have also taken DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets, and
can recommend them all"
1t IS a druggists business to sell you, not
to tell you, what you want.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
Ex-Governor Currier Dies.

Manchester. n. H., Augue- 2@.-tlon
Moody Curricr, a former governor or New
Hampshire, died at his residence. III thls
city. this afternoon. ..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
The Rest Prescription for Chills

and FpVpr IS Il bOttIC OF N{ONES TASTELESS NTTLL
ToNiC 1t is simply Iron anC luinine in II tastelesS
form No cure, pay. Price 50c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29

What Infinite
care and pride a
woman takes in
h er w c q d in z
rousseau. How
fine and fit eVcry
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-08-29
Gibson, of Tenne ;see.

From all accounts tae prize ass Of this
war IS n product of the great state Of Ten
nessee He is Chancellor Henry Gibson,
who represents the second district of that
state in congress. and who is reported to
have given utterance. in "A recent speech.
to these words:
Democrats have hoped and prayed for
some great calamity. They wanted Dew
ey's ships sunk at Manila, and Sh1ftcr and
Sampson whipped at Santiago. but the
Lord was on our side, because We were on
His side
Chancellor Gibson represents in congress
one of the moonshine districts Of eastern
Tennessee where the ignorance OF the reo-
pie IS so intense that they vote almost SOL
idly the republican ticket The chancellor Is
ferCc-looking citizen of about five feet in
height and built in proportion all but his
moustache. which is Of the flowing military
The herald., 1898-04-10
Tales From the Jungle

In the current Cornhill Mr.. A. S. Ghosh
tells some tales of tigers. The first Of his
stories relates how tiger fished hunten
out of a river, carried him off to his lair.
buried him under the sand and then went
off to fetch the tigress and her cubs. The
tigers tail was no sooner turned than the
man jumped up, climbed a tree. where he
remained until the morning, and then drove
the tiger and his family into the depths Of
| the jungle.
Another of Mr.. Ghosh stories is almost q
reproduction of Baron Munchausen's. In
this case villager was bathing when he
was stalked simultaneously by a tiger on
the shore and an alligator in the water.
They both rushed for him in the same mos
ment, with the result that the alligator
caught the tigers toe, pulled him under
water and devoured him.
The last story tells how tigress seized
a captain in the jungle by the breast.
pocket of his coat and shook him as a cat
shakes a mouse. She suddenly dropped
him, and when the captain recovered his
senses he saw his late captor sinking of
with her tail between her legs the picture
of distress, almost sneezing her head Off.
IN shaking him his snuff box In his waist.
coat pocket sprang open and saved hia
life.
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when 1t comes to paying off the bonded
debt a 25-cent rate will be required.
DOLLARS AND A HALF
PER ACRE
A ten.acre orchard requires to be ir-
rigated once a month for seven months.
Each irrigation requires flow OF twen-
ty-five inches for four days-a cost OF
$40 per month for the ten acres on the
1O-cent rate, or $15 per month on the 10
cent rate. and eventually $25 per month
on a 25-cent rate. The cost per year
would therefore be s. per acre under the
1o-cent rate, or $3.50 per acre under the
25-cent rate.
These rates, however, may be some
what reduced by the sale of land, for the
comnanv owns about 5000 acres Of land
that is considered worth 800 an acre.
If this is sold for 1920. 900 the bonded debt
can be reduced to that extcnt-when the
land is sold. This land is not suited to
orange culture, and therefore the sale is
mathematical, and SIS an acre is more
conservative valuation.
WILL THE REPUBLICANS HANG
TOGETHER?
The Republican position Is being sup
ported by many of the leading citizens
of the valley, and it looks as though the
prestige of the Republican party might
carry the election, for the gold-stanoarh
narty of Mark Hanna must be support
ed especially when war stares the ad-
ministration in the face.
NON-PARTISANS
Another class of citizens, composed OF
independent Republicans, Democrats
and Populists, have taken different
stand. and they have nominated nom
partisan ticket. They say that the water
company is bankrupt and that 1t never
can nav it's debts; that a large portion
of this debt was contracted by misman-
apement lover one-fourth Of it by sac
rific,np the bonds al ruinous discount
and placing company money IN an un-
safe bank: that the present water sys-
tenn could be duplicated for the money
that this company has thus squandered;
that the people can never stand rate
of more than 15-cents an inch; that
25-cent rate would mean the abandon
ment Of much orchard property; that
10-cent rate is more than they ought to
be compelled to pay; that the water
companys plant is bound to go into the
hands Of a receiver again within year.
Il and that the bondholders will then have
to take the plant for what it Is worth,
and the city trustees will then fix the
water rates on a basis Of the value Of
the property, instead Of the cost of the
same; that a 10-cent rate would do this
I and this rate the people could stand.
They claim that it is question of who
should go into bankruptcy, the water
company or the people, and on this ques-
ton there should be no difference of opin-
tpn--they propose to save themselves.
SHOULD THE CITY BUY THE SYS-
/ TEN?
There is also class Of people in Riv-
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I5C Dress Goods, IOC

Fancy Scotch Plaids in the latest combi-
nations of greens, reds and other new
coloringS. Fancy checks. two and
three color effects, on grounds of green,
royal, and other new spring Shadings,
excellent quality cloth, double fold, also
fancy two color broche effects; all
recently marked at tSc. Reorganization
sale price, as long as they last, ioc.
4Oc Black Braid Trimming. per yd. Csc
25C Dress Goods, 1896
Elegant Quality All Wool Cheviots, in
fancy two color checks and mixtures,
all the very latest color combinations,
good width; superb 35c quality. all re-
Gently marked at 25c. Reorganization
sale price, as long as they last, 1870.
zoe Pearl Trimming, per yard, 12c
4OC Novelty Goods, 29C
Handsome Quality Granite Weave Nov
city Cloth, in fancy two color shot
effects, very neat, handsome, stylish
material for skirts; recently marked at
4oc. Reorganization sale price, as long
as they last, 29c.
s1.OO Applique Trimming. per yard, 75c
SOC SergeS, 35C
Superb Quality, All Wool, Wide Vale
Diagonal Serge, full so inches wide, very
handsome shade of navy blue; recently
marked at SOC, and cheap at that. Re-
organization sale price, as long as they
last, 35c.
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Reorganization Sale
Wash Fabrics

All the fresh arrivals for season of 1898 are in
cluded in this mighty sacrifice. Think of it.
Sc Light Shirting Prints, new patterns, SIC.
Sc dark color Dress Prints, SIC.
Sc Indigo Blue, standard quality 5slc.
6Hc handsome Fouard Prints, Sc.
64c Mourning Prints, best quality, 4Ac.
SIC wide German Calicos, indigo blue 6Xc.
64c figured Turkey Red Calico, 4Ac.
toc wide Shirt Waist Percales, 36-inch, INC.
i2Xc fancy Duck SuitingS, &c.
i5c Scotch Linen Crash Suitings, 1tHc.
zoe Oatmeal Crash Suitings, tSc.
zoe fancy openwork Crash Suitings, fSc.
SIC fancy Shirting Chevots, 61ac.
tOc fancy Shirting Cheviots, 74c.
Sc blue and white Check Ginghams, 3Ac
SIC fancy Dress Gsghams, 6Ac
t0c fancy Stripe and Check Zephyrs, 7Ac.
isc Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, i2c.
2Oc Linen Chambray, plain colors, 121sc.
2oc solid colorS, Lappet Mulls, 1916.
2oc solid colors, Grenadines, t21sc.
7c new fancy weave Lawns, 39+c.
SHe floral design DimitieS, Sc.
tOc fancy Lawns, INC.
i21Sc dotted Swiss OrgandieS, 8slc.
isc openwork Cotton Examines, 9Hc:
zoe Imported Organdies, 1870.
15c American Figured Organdies, toc.
ACC elegant French Organdies, 25c.
zoe solid black openwork Examines, fsc.
25c Embroidered Dotted Swiss, tSc.
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terest in bonding their lands to pay for q
system for which they had no use.
In answer to this, 1t is claimed that
1t would require q two-thirds vote to
authorize the issuance of the bonds for
that purpose; that one-third Of the vot-
ers live under the Gage canal and that
a fair proposition could probably bs
made that would secure the support
of these people. If this could not be
done the proposition would fail.
They also claim that a compromise
could be made with the bondholders,
whereby the 5000 acres of land could be
used to pay a portion Of the bonded debt,
and that the debt assumed by the city
would be much less than that now held
against the company.
The party lash is being vigorously ap-
piled to make the rank and file stand in
line, and those who believe in a gold
standard and protection tariff are ex-
pected to vote straight ticket, no mats
| ter what 1t may stand for
The herald., 1898-04-10
A Lesson Learned

Justice Miller of the United States SUE
preme court undertook some years ago ia
arrest the flow OF eloquence Of an attorney
who was arguing his first case, an appeal
from the circuit court of western state.
The young lawyer was declaiming on somd
coming weary after awhile, Justice Miller
interrupted the speaker in sarcastic tone
inquiring: IT hope the learned counsel will
give the court the credit Of knowing tha
rudiments Of law" IT beg the pardon "A
your honor" replied the attorney. IN thu
blandest manner. 'but made that mistake
In the lower court rti>AArgonaut 1
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4OC SerQeS, 27C

Handsome All Wool Cloth, just the
weight tor summer wear, very choice
line of colors in old rose, cardinal, gar
net, tan, myrtle, light olive, navy blue,
black and other desirable shades; re-
Gently marked at 4oc. Reorganization
sale price, as long as they last, 27c.
soc Jewel Trimming, per yard. 35c
Csc Fancy PlaidS, ACC
Fancy Plaids, the very newest designs
and color effects in real Scotch styles
for childrenS dresses and waists. The
material is an excellent quality canvas
cloth in spring weight; regular value Csc
the yard. Special reorganization sale
price, ACC.
soc Black Braid Trimming. per yd. s5c
$1,000 Pattern Suits, $3.50
Fifteen different colorS and styles, no
two alike, very handsome French and
German novelties of the finest quality
all wool and silk and wool mixtures in
broche, brocade, poplin, boucle and
other desirable weaveS. large variety of
colorings in all the new shades of green,
brown and tan; these suits were recently
marked from $3.50 to $1,000 each. Your
choice of any in the lot at $3.50.
SC Black Jet Edging. per yard, &c
$3.50 Pattern Suits, S6.95
Elegant Paris and Lyons High Novelties,
exquisite color effects in light delicate
shades Of gray, tan, rose and blue; also In
the dark shades of tan and green. Most OF
them are richly mixed with silk. Tho de-
signs are entirely new and extra desira Bile:
recently marked at S12 50 the pattern. Your
ch oice of any in the lot at 1896.
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SI.OO Novelty Goods, 69C
Reorganization Sale
Linens and Such

Included in the reductions are Bedding, Towels
Table Linens and so on. Only per cent added to
actual first cost.
25c Full Width Turkey Red Damask 1Sc.
DC 6o-nch Cream Linen Damask, $40.
Csc Scotch Bleached Linen Damask. 60 lncn, aoc.
81. IS Bieached German Linen Damask. 70 inch, CSC.
75c "a size Cream Damask Napkins, 59c
8. 81 X size Cream Damask Napkins, $l25.
81 90 "a size Cream Damask Napkins, s1.59.
Sc Cotton Huck Towels, 17x3S. &C.
Ice Linen Huck Towels, 7c
l2l5c Linen Huck Towels l1xSi hemmed, lOc.
25c Linen Huck Towels, 43x22, l6c
35c Linen Damask Towels knotted fringe, 2Sc.
s. &c Al-Linen Crash Toweling, sc.
l0c AlLLinen Crash Toweing, 615c.
15c scotch Linen Crash Toweling, lr3c.
GUc White edspreads. full size, 45c.
S5c White Bedspreads. full size. 65c.
Sl25 White Bedspreads, full size ESQ.,
81 50 White Beds sprea ads. fu.i size &.l5.
S3 0J White Marselles Bedspreads, full size, vi
$3.50 White Marseillcs Bedspreads full size extra
heavy, $500.
$500 i2.4 White or Gray Blankets &l.29
81 80 1914 White or Gray Blankets. q 95.
$3.50 lO-$ White or Gray Wool Blankets $26S
$500 1914 White A-Wool Bl ankets $3.S5.
500 Ia White or Gray All-Wool Blankets 1895.
$40 90 ia " hite All-Wool Blankets Sc 95.
75c Comforts, good weight, 45c.
ST. 50 Comforts, ssteen both sides, " 10.
$sCo Bilkoline Worsedtied ComfeFta extra larse. 6
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the ground that the water Of the system
is used only by those living and having
property below the Riverside canal. and
that those living and having property
| below the Gage canal would have no in
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erside, found in each of the parties who
claim that the salvation of the settle
ment rests in having the cityjof River
side buy both the domestic and irrigation
systems from the company, leaving the
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for the people are now paying interest
on $120.00O that they never had. The
running expenses Of the system could
also be reduced.
| An objection to this plan is raised on
The herald., 1898-04-10

1900 acre tract of land and a portion OF
the debt of the company to be closed
out. The city bonds could be placed at
AZ per cent at par, and thus practically
one-half of the interest could be saved,
The herald., 1898-04-10
25C Novelty Dress Goods, 15C

Very neat little broche effects in semi
changeable coloringS, such as black with
blue, black with red, and other effects;
goods that are made to retail at 2Sc the
yard. Reorganization sale price, isc.
The herald., 1898-04-10

The very newest weaves. superb quality,
the correct cloth for Spring street
gowns, handsome color effects in grays,
fans, different shades of green and
brown. made to sell at 4oc. Special re-
organization sale price, 27c.
The herald., 1898-04-10
SIPS Novelty SerQes, SIC

Something entirely new, very handsome
semi-crepe effect, full 81 inches broad,
handsome line of coloringS, navy, royal,
myrtle and other colorS; regularly worth
St.25 yard. Special reorganization sale
pricp SIC
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SOC Black Jet Trimming. per yard, 35c
Csc Novelty Dress Goods, 39C

Fancy Cheviots. brooches, English curls
and fancy Scotch and German materials,
an assortment of SO different styles and
color effects, no two alike; bought to re-
tail all the way from soc to Csc the yard.
Special reorganization sale price, 39c.
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25C Black Grenadines, I8C
4OC Black Br0CadeS, 25C

Handsome floral and shell effect patterns
on plain grounds, full 40 inches broad.
splendid weight and quality; recently
marked at 4Oc. Reorganization sale price,
as long aSthey last, 2Sc.
75c Black Braid Trimming. per yd, SOC
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l5C Black MohairS, IOC

lCC DldCk MOndlrS, uUC
Fancy Novelty Mohair Brocades, just the
thing for separate skirts, good quality,
double fold; recently marked at i5c. Re-
organization sale price, as long as they
last, tOc.
10c Black Braid Trimming, per yd, 10c
25C Black Grenadines, I8C
Fine Quality Plain Black Grenadines, with
a close, handsome silk mesh, very strong
wiry thread and double fold; recently
marked at 25c. Reorganization sale price,
as long as they last, iSc.
zoe Fancy Colored Gimps. per yd. 12c.
The herald., 1898-04-10
6OC Shepherd Checks, 39c

Elegant quality all wool cloth, four diff
ferent sizes of check, in navy and white,
black and white, gray and cream, the
ideal material for spring costume; re-
Gently marked at 6oc. Reorganization
sale price, as long as they last, 800.
75c Applique Trimming, per yard. 55c
60C Fancy Serges, 45C
Fancy All Wool English SergeS, wide
vale diagonal weave, combinations OF
new and dark blue, and green and black,
and other handsome color effects; re-
Gently marked at 60c. Reorganization
sale price, as long as they last, 45c.
25c Black Braid Trimming, per yd. 15c
Csc Novelty Goods, ACC
Elegant silk and wool mixed broche
effects, exact copies OF the high-priced
French pattern suits, combinations of
brown, blue and green, in rich two-color
effects; recently marked at Csc, and
very special value at that price. Reor-
ganization sale price, as long as they
last, 49c.
SOC Applique Trimming. per yard. S5c
$l.OO Novelty Goods, 69C
Rich colors with black, combinations
such as garnet, blue, green, new blue,
and other desirable effects, full 40 inches
wide; recently marked at ST. Reorganiza-
ton sale price, as long as they last, 69c.
The herald., 1898-04-10
Great Specials in
Ladies' Garments

In addition to the gigantic value giving, we will
present each purchaser of Ladies' Shirt Waists
with leather belt tomorrow. Dress Skirts made
to order for Si.oo if you buy the materials in this
store
Csc Fancy Percale Shirt Waists at SOC.
9Oc Fancy Percae Shirt Waists, 75c.
$3.50 Fancy Madras and Percale Shirt Waists
at SI.25.
$3.50 Fancy Foulard Silk Waists at S249
S5c Ladies Wrappers, good quality print, Ssc.
$500 Ladies' Wrappers, good percale, trimmed
with fancy braid, 75c
Si75 Black Figured Mohar Dress Skirts, Si.2S.
$3.50 Black Brocaded or Plain Serge Dress Skirts.
$3.50.
$3.50 All Wool Colored Cheviot Dress Skirts
at $3.50.
$500 Fancy Cheviot Dress Skirts at $3.50.
Special Values-Ladies' Lingerie
Corset Covers low neck lace trim med. 15c.
Corset Covers. embroidery trimmed oke tucked, 25c
Chem se ruile trimmed. 25c.
Muslin Towns, high neck. tucked yoke, 39c.
Muslin Gowns, trimmed with tuoks and embr dery, 5Oc
Muslin Gowns yoke and neck trimmed with lace. 75c.
Cambria aud Muslin Gowns trimmed with embroid
cry, $50
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85C BrOCaded AlDaCaS, 69C
85C Black SerQeS, 69C

Three weaveS-coating, storm and chev-
iot-every piece is a handsome, elegant
deep black, beautiful finish and full so
inches wide. No Serge has ever been
offered in Los Angeles that could equal
this in value for the money; recently
marked at Sc Reorganization sale
price, as long as they last, 69c.
-5c Jewel Trimming per ward soc