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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
January Sale of
Sheets and
Pillow Cases.

The opening of January selling
brings the greatest values ever Of
fered in Sheets and Pillow Cases
due to a direct purchase of a
mills overplus lots at remarkably
low cash prices.
1t is the housekeeper's harvest
tlme-and, every wise spender will
be on hand to supply her wants.
Slx90 Ironclad Bleached Sheets; slight
ly imperfect on the hens, but not
enough to hurt the wear: sold pm,
regularly at sc. Wednesday at OYSs
800 dozen Pillow Cases, in various sizes
ranging from 36x3Sla to 50x36 inches;
brands include Lockwood Palma, De-
fender and NorthWood; 1OU/
worth up to 25c. each, att. lERCo
200 dozen Bolster Cases; size 42x72
and 45xI2 inches; brands include Utica,
Pequot and Defender; sold
usually at Csc. each. Sale Dr.
price. AONo
Hundreds of dozens of High-grade
Sheets, in various sizes, from 54x90 up
TO the largest made. size 90x10S inches,
which is full three yards long. Such
well-known brands as Pequot Palma
EnglewOod, Norwood Defender, etc,
and a great many others equally as de-
Sirable. The lot also includes 90x90 Tn
bleached Sheets. Values worth 49,
up TO CSC. each, at..-............. TONo
45x36 Unbleached Pillow Cases, made
of short lengths of sheeting and cotton.
Finished with deep hem. Good heavy
quality. full of wear and salts R~
faction. Each, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w.
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THE CHADWICK CASE.
Bail Bond for the Doctor Was Renewed
Today. .

CLEVELAND. Ohio January 3.-The bail
bond of DIR. Leroy s. Chadwick for his APP
pearance in criminal court upon a date to
be fixed later was renewed today with
Virgil p. Kline as surety.
The amount of the bond was reduced
from $4,000 to $1,000. Mr. Kline, who is
member of the law firm of Kline, Tolles
& Golf, will defend DIR. Chadwick
DR.. Chadwick today again called at the
county jail and asked that he be permitted
to see his wife privately in order to talk
over their affairs. The doctor was informed
that it would be necessary to get a permit
to that effect from United States Marshal
Chandler.
Thereupon DIR. Chadwick called upon the
marshal and asked that he be allowed to
confer with his wife without an officer
being present. Marshal Chandler refused
the request He said it was against the
rule governing federal prisoners held in
the county jail. He explained to the doc
tor that other federal prisoners were COM
PEELED to abide by this rule, and that to be
consistent no deviation could be made in
favor of any one.
The marshal added that DR.. Chadwick
could visit his wife as often as desired, but
that federal official must be present at
all such interviews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
NATIONAL BASE BALL PLANS.
Games for Worlds Championship
Trophy Conditions-Minor Leagues.

CINCINNATI January 3.-Chairman
Hermann of the national base ball COM
mission said today that he believed rules
for the government of series of base ball
games for the championship of the world
would be adopted with the coming meeting
of the national commission. which is to
control such contests. He believes that the
rules will be along the lines suggested by
President Brush of New York
The winning club is to get a silver trophy
similar to the Temple cup. The club that
wins the series is to be only the custodian
of the cup and is responsible to the ma
tional commission for it's safe keeping. Mr..
Hermann believes that under these condi-
tons there is no reason why the Boston
Americans and New York Nationals should
not meet in the spring.
Tie plan of minor leagues to present Mr..
Brush an embossed testimonial for his eff
forts to have the draft price for young
players increased has been held in abey-
ance until after the meeting of the national
commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
At THE WHITE HOUSE
Unimportant Session of the
Cabinet Today.
MANY ENGAGEME NTS
PRESIDENT HAS PROMISED TO AT.
TEND A NUMBER OF FUNCTIONS.
Statehood Bill Talked About by Senator
Beveridge-Mr. Tayler Expect
ed to Succeed Judge Wing.
MANY ENGAGEMENT

The cabinet meeting today, although at
tended by all the members was compare
lively brief and, in a measure, unimport-
ant. Attorney General Moody left particu-
larly early, having business at noon in the
United States Supreme Court. Secretary
Taft said he discussed with the President
the army medical bill, the enactment of
which he has recommended to Congress. IT
provides for the employment of a system of
contract surgeons for the army. Postmas-
ter General Wynne brought no special bust
ness to the Presidents attention but he an
nounced that tomorrow he would send to
the Senate the report called for by that
body on the subject of postmasters in
Idaho, who, it was alleged, are living in
poygamy. The report, it is said, is neither
sensational nor particularly important.
President Has Many Engagements
President Roosevelt has accepted for this
winter several invitations to attend i'm
portant functions. both here in Washing
ton and out of town. AT all of them he
will deliver addresses, two or three of
which will be of notable Significance.
Next Thursday afternoon, at the National
Theater, in this city, he will address the
delegates to the national forestry congress
which assembled today in the armory of the
National Rifles. The speech will not be
prepared in advance, although the Presi-
dent already has thought out his remarks
very carefully.
On Monday, the 30th instant, the Presi-
dent will attend the exercises at the Naval
Academy, in Annapolis, incident to the
graduation of the senior class of the in
stitution He will be accompanied to An
napolis by Secretary Morton. The exer-
cises will take place about midday and will
be rendered particularly notable by the
presence of the distinguished party, which
will be augmented by the attendance OF
members of the naval affairs committees
of both the Senate and the House Of Rep
resentatives In the afternoon of the
same day the President and party will &c
to Philadelphia to attend dinner to be
given In honor of President Roosevelt by
the Union League Club. His speech at
that dinner will be important. The Presi.
dent and party win return to Washington
that night
The President will go to New York on
Monday, February 13. to attend the dinner
to be given in commemoration of Lincoln's
birthday by the Republican Club of New
York The birthday falls this year on Sun
day, but 1t will be observed on the 18th
The Presidents address will deal with the
life. character and time of the martyred
President, and promises to be notable
utterance. Remaining In New York thai
night and the next day. the President will
be entertained at dinner on the evening OF
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Child's $40 Coats. SAsQ8s

receiving an annual salary of 81, 900 has re-
ceived as much as 81 200 additional from
fees during the year.
In some of the departments, notably the
Treasury Department it has been the prac-
tice for government notaries to charge a
fee of 25 cents or 80 cents for administering
oaths of office, and the revenue from that
source has been considerable. In the case
of Acknowledgements of signatures to con-
tracts the notarial fees are paid by the gov
eminent and amount to considerable sum
each year.
The President and his advisors did not
think it proper for persons receiving SAL
aries from the United States treasury to
collect fees from the government for purely
official business performed during official
hours, and the order issued today is the re-
suit of full consideration of the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03

the 18th by the Hungarian Club of New
York. He will arrive in Washington on
the morning of the 18th.
Some time ago the President accepted an
invitation to attend on Washington's
birthday, February D. a celebration to be
held at the University of Pennsylvania, IN
Philadelphia. His address on that occa-
sioll will treat of Washington and his
achievements and their result upon the ma
ton.
The President will be the guest at din
ner on the night of March list. Patricks
day-given by the Friendly Sons of ST. Pat
rick. He will deliver speech at the din
ner in New York.
Soon after that, the date not having been
fixed definitely yet, the President will go
to San Antonio to attend the annual re-
union of his old regiment of Rough Riders
Statehood Bill Tomorrow.
Advocates OF the double statehood meas
ure which is pending before the Senate
will propose at 2 o'clock tomorrow that it
be made the unfinished business of the
body. Senator Beveridge of Indiana,
chairman of the committee on territories,
had a talk today with the President re-
garding the statehood proposition. He
expressed confidence that substantial ma
jority of the Senate was in favor of the
bill, but would not venture to predict what,
if any action might be taken on it at the
present session.
Mr.. Tayler Will Be Judge.
Ex-Representative r. W. Tayler of Ohio
will be nominated to the Senate within a
day two as judge of the northern district
of Ohio. to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Judge Wing. That is the
present intention of the President. most OF
the Ohio men of prominence having agreed
that no better selection could be made SEN
atOr Foraker was at the White House to-
day and conferred with the President He
is understood to favor the nomination of
Mr.. Tayler, who was in Congress for
number of years, representing the old Me-
Kinley district, in which Canton is situated
Mr.. Tayler retired from Congress to take
up his law practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
FIFTEEN INJURED IN A WRECK.
Work Train Backed Into Local Freight
at York Pa

YORK, Pa, January 3.--Fifteen men were
injured in a wreck on the Northern Cen
trail railway at Mount Wolf six miles north
of this city, today. Three were so badly
injured it is feared they cannot recover.
The accident was caused by the work
train from York backing into a freight
train standing on the northbound track.
Because of sharp curve the crew OF the
work train did not see the freight until a
moment before the crash came
Seventeen men were in the cabin of the
work train. Two of them jumped In time
to save themselves. Every car on the work
train was wrecked.
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LEUPP TAKES CHARGE.
New Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
FRIEND OF THE RED MEN
HAS GIVEN YEARS TO STUDY OF
THEIR CONDITION.
Long Known as a Writer in Favor of
the Merit System and Good
Government.

Mr. Francis Leupp assumed control of the
indian office today by virtue of his appoint
ment as Indian commissioner by President
Roosevelt six weeks ago to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Mr. William
A. Jones. Mr.. Leupp arrived early this
morning at his office. where he was met
by former Commissioner Jones. The chiefs
of the different divisions called on the new
commissioner and were introduced to him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
Linens Reduced.

Very fine Irish Satin DamaSk. - in.
wide: snowy white. such popular pat
terms as clover leaf. large rose and bud,
coin spot with stripe MORE pat
tern and many others. Instead CO.
125 dozen Large-size Huck Towels
measure 19x40 inches); all-white, with
tape border; soft finish; alb
sorbent sort; in every way n Il H.
a 15c. value; each. NoMlN,
1000 yards of Heavy German Dice
Pattern Roller Toweling, II inches wide,
with three-stripe red border and fast
selvage edges. Actually worth R2L,
Sc. yard; yard. Observation-Disclosures. aVaMlN'
200 dozen all pure Linen Luncheon
Napkins, fringed all around; plain white,
also red and blue borders; AN
edCH.. /ZSe
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Manufacturers Sample
Portieres, Worth S., SO,
81 and $3.50 Pair, at
S3.08.

The manufacturer sample
pairs of Portieres were closed out
at figure that permits this re-
markable selling tomorrow.
Portieres of various handsome
sorts, including Silk Mercerized,
Tapestry and other rich weaves,
in all this seasons most approved
colorings. Fringed and corded
STYLES.
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by the former commissioner. MIR. Jones
remained at the Office until about noon.
He will leave the city for his home in Wis.,
consin Thursday where he viii enter ac-
lively into the business concern established
many years ago by himself and his brother,
of which his brother has had charge for
several years past.
The resignation of Mr.. Jones from the
Indian commissionership was matter OF
great regret not only to the President and
Secretary Hitchcock. but TO all the subor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
Black Goods.
Small Wares.

Featherbone Girdle Founda-
uons, white or black; all Sizes. &C.
SILK Taffeta Seam Binding, all
shaues, piece. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~.
Large size Tomato Pincushions,
I'll io'- '---.-.. oS'
Sateen Tape Measures, double stitch
ed, 90 inches long, metal ends,
"ortn &c ~
Diamond Brand Dressmakers' Pins.
500 pins to paper: solid heads: needle
points; regular price, sc. paper;
3 papers for. IOC.
Lion Brand Spring Hooks and Eyes:
dozen on card; 6 cards-one
sio"" ~
Jet Head Mourning Pins; regu-
larly &c. box; 10 boxes. .. &C.
Chiidren's Suspender Waists I'm
white or black, with hose supporters
attached; best 25c grade,
par I0C.
Tubular Shoe Laces, black; A,
5-4 and Ga lengths; dozen. &C.
Belt Pin Books; large jet head
pins; assorted sizes; special at.. &C.
Kid Hair Curriers', in blond black.
medium and dark brown; sizes 80
TO inches. Choice. Observation-Disclosures. sc.
Curling Irons. nickel, with hard
wood handles. Special at &c.
Kirby Beard Diamond Brand Hair
Pins, straight or waved-pa ckage... &c.
Pearl or Turquoise Lace Pins-in-
destructible heads-doZen. ........... &C.
M. e X. Black Darning Cotton
spooi- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL
Non-TWist English Tape-6 pieces in
bundle, assorted widths-worth
oc.-bundle. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2I2C.
Super Cotton Tape - 10 = yard
pieces -..---...--.----...-..-- W.
Good Quality Black Worsted Brush
Skirt Binding; worth sc. and &c. =,
~
24-yard rolls White Cotton Tape. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
Corset Covers.

Extra Special High
and low neck Corset Gov
ers: French seams: finished
ready to trim; all sizes; full
cut and perfect fitting. Not
more than three to a IL
buyer. Each at....... ~
Cambria Corset Covers;
three styles, low and "
shape; full bloused front;
trimmed with torchon lace
and hemstitch-
SD si.s s'f'' ssie a plles. 12Hc.
Cambria Corset Covers;
bloused front; ten styles to
choose from; trimmed with
Point de Paris, Vaien-
ciennes and Torchon laces
and insertings: sleeves and
neck also trimmed; DE-
all sizes. Sale price. AO@e
Cambria and Nainsook
Corset Covers; daintily trim
med with laces and en-
broideries in many ways;
all sizes. S "a lie Roc
price. OSAs
Nainsook Corset Covers,
with lace inserting and edg-
ing; others with embroid-
cry. run with baby rib
bon: Is styles. Sale AMc
price. ........-....... we
NainsoOk Corset Covers,
daintily trimmed with fine
laces and baby ribbon;
all sizes. Sale 6Qc.
price. .............. W W
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PetticOatS.
Extra Special-Fifteen
styles of Cambria Petit
coats. trimmed with deep
lawn ruffies: some with o.
inch embroidery ruffie with
hemstitched tucks above.
others with five rows
of Point de Paris inserting
and deep lace on bottom.
Extra dust ruffie
on each skirt. All
lengths. Regular m0r
81 values for. >CSs
Good quality Muslin Pet
ticoats, with deep ruffie of
cambria. trimmed with lace
and inserting; also
tucks in rutfie. All AMr
lengths. Sale price. TYNs
Muslin Petticoats. with
deep fiounce of lawn; some
with clusters of hemstitched
tucks; others with rows of
torchon and Valenciennes
lace inserting. EX-
ira dust ruffle. Sale &M~
price. 49,. ........... OVC.
Handsome Cambria Petit
coats with deep flounce Of
hemstitched tucks. with five
rows of fine lace inserting
between. and deep lace on
b o t o m. Align n0
lengths. Sale price D Il YO
Muslin Chemises, trimmed
with cambria ruffles: full
cut and nicely fin
! s1ie price all sizes. 25c,
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Silks Reduced.

Prices are lowered all along the
line-because inventory is just
around the corner. These attract
i've values for tomorrow:
SOC. Black Taffeta Silk. heavy
rustling finish; guaranteed to AOc,
wear ~ ~
24-inch Colored Crepe de Chimes, in all
evening shades, including white, cream
and black; all silk; rich. creepy S&C
finish; our 69c. quality for. OOS'
27-inch Fancy Dress Silks, in blue,
brown. gray, garnet, &c,
scratch patterns, hair lines and S&r
neat effects; soc. value. .......... COSo
27-inch Black Peau de Cygne Silk; soft,
non-crushable: all silk: guaran- To
teed to wear: soc. value. -........ W.
24-inch Double-face Black Peau de
Sole Silk: all silk: guaran-
teed to wear; extra heavy; &n 6Mh
~
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Night Gowns.

lNaSdau OVw U.s.
Extra Special Good
Quality Muslin Night
Gowns; high neck, with
yoke of cluster tuckS;
cambria ruffie on neck and
sleeves: well made, full
cut and perfect fitting.
Not more than three to
a customer. Sale E~
price. w.
Muslin Gowns made with
yokes of tucks and insert
ings; others have hem
stitched tucks and cam
brio ruffles; all 2Oc
sizes. Sale price. wv
1S styles of Muslin and
Cambria Gowns. neatly
trimmed with torchon lace
and inserting; others have
four rows of inserting and
deep embroidery ruffle on
neck and sleeve; extra
long and wide. AOC.
Sale price. .......
Cambria and NainsoOk
Gowns, with insertings
and edgings of fine en-
broidery; others lace trim
med; all sizes. mQC
Sale price. ....... WV
Finer Nainsook and Cam
brio Gowns, cut in the new
est styles. prettily trim
med with fine laces, in
settings and en-
b brSideries. Sale csc.
Other Gowns, trimmed in
a great variety of styles,
$1.25 to S4.9S each.
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Society Doings in Utah.
he Caalville Utah Times

From the CnalyilIe tCtah) Times.
J. A. Marchant gave a free dance at his
hall on Monday afternoon for the children
There was also one at night for adults. The
music put in it's best icks, and both dances
were among the hest ever held in Peoa
some horse and foot races were pulled of
between the two dances
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Young Mems $500
Suits at SO. 25.

A special lot of Young Mems
Suits in neat effects, fancy cassi-
meres, stripes and overplaids,
nicely made, and trimmed with
serge lining. Regular $500 Suits.
Tomorrow at $6.2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03

at FREDERICKSBURG, va, Friday to Mr. and
Mrs. John j. White. Mrs. White is only
thirty-six years old and has been married
nineteen years. There are three sets of
twins In the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
Drawers.

LIZ 81 w MI 90
Extra Special Good
Quality Muslin Drawers,
made with deep hem and
tucks. finished with yoke
bands; full cut and we'll
@ gais p a,i sizes: 12Hc.
Muslin Drawers, made
with hem and hemstitch-
ing; open or closed; finish
ed with yoke 1JDc
bands. Sale price. u W.
Cambria and Muslin Draw
ers, in ten styles; trimmed
with hemsti;ched ruftles.
lace and inserting; open OF
closed; all sizes. Or
Sale price. .......... SOSs
Cambria Drawers, neatly
trimmed with embroidery,
inserting and lace; tucks in
ruffles; all lengths. Am~
Sale price. 1>%'
Muslin Drawers, made with
deep cambria hemstitched
rufFles; trimmed with tuchs,
lace and embrOi-
derry. All sizes. 2m~
Special value at......0SSo
Cambria and Muslin Draw
ers, trimmed with rows OF
lace inserting and deep lace
ruffie. Yoke band. All
sizes. Special value Mm~
al. w
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Women's $40 and SIS
Suits Cut to S12.08.

We are giving you the unre-
stricted choice of all our High
grade Suits, left from lines which
sold up to twenty-five dollars.
While it is true there are but two
and three of kind. the assort-
ment is good-and offers wide
variety OF this seasons smartest
effects.
All sizes up to "a in the lot-in
plain black and blue, as we'll as
exclusive novelties.
The woman who wants a styl-
ish suit at a nominal figure will he
on hand early tomorrow morning
to secure best choice of regular
twenty and twenty-fve-dollar suits
at $I2.o8.
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S8.@8 Coats. S.. 90.

Strictly Atwood Broadcloth
and Kersey Coats; lined with satin;
handsomely made. We sold them for
$S98 all season: Tomorrow, So
$1,000 Coats, S6.08.
Black Kersey Coat, ~ inches
long. collarless style. tight-fitting back,
finished with tailor-stitched collar; lined
with satin; full leg-o'-mutton sleeves.
Sold for So; Tomorrow, s69S.
$a4.98 Coats, S.. so.
Black Satin-fnished Kersev
Coat. collarless effect, double-breasted
style, trimmed with talor-sttched band
around neck; full lego mutton sleeves;
lined with satin. Sold for s149S; Tomor-
row, So so.
SIS Coats, S0.75.
Ladies Full Length Black Ker-
sey Jackets, collarless effect, trimmed
with tailored straps, box-plaited. half
tight-fitting back. Sold for SIS. Tomor-
row 1918.
Child's $40 Coats, S4.98.
Our entire stock of Children's
Fine Zibeline and Kersey Full Length
Coats, with capes and without capes: all
tailor-made style; some military effect
others have little buttons and braid trim
mings. Sold up to $40. Tomorrow, $4.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03

Genuine Cravenette Rain
Coats, made in finest tailored fashion.
Loose swagger effect; belted all around.
Buttoned with buttons of self material
New effect. Large sleeves. Oxford
gray, blue mixed, olive and
tan. Value, $500. Reduced @M 7R
". ~ ~ u
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Store Hours:
Until further
notice the store
will open at $3.50
a. and close
at $50 pm,
Saturdays ex-
cepted. Open
Saturday until 3
pm.
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The Dependable Store.
Seventh and X Sts.,
Goldenberg's,
Continuation Tomorrow of the
January Sale OF Muslin Underwear

o
trlyw tho ul
The sale cni @ and durng o the ekw hconpt
snowy yer W Hy gade p
for Monan buy sunrn
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Goldenberg's,
The Dependable Store,
Walking SKIRTS.
Worth s8. $40 and SIP,
S.
al ID


Women who look to Goldenbegs for their best buying OPP
poTtunltes will find this sale of makers
values offered this Instability
style, quality, variety and value.
The Skirts all of the highest grade of
ed clearinghouse Broadcots Twled Broadcohs Ghev-
lots, Panne Cheyiots and Vicunas.
They beautifully made Some with 7gores killed
bottom others with high knife plating knee deep all
with clusters of kits all aor-made great variety
designs All of them strictly high art.
Coors blue black and brown in ali lengths and
waistband measurements.
Skirts which ordinarily be bought for less than eight
ten and twelve dollars yours for five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03
Sale of Rain Coats.

The following of Cravenee represent
that afford to overlook she is without
these useful garments Rain Coat has twofod pupose-for
the proper thing for rainy day bright day.
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Interest in the Indians.

Mr.. Leupps interest in the Indians be-
gan when he was boy. One Of the earliest
recoiiections of his childhood Is OF attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-03

dinate officers of the Indian bureau and o.
the Indians themselves.
Mr. Jones' LONG Service
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Genuine Priestly Cravenette
Rain Coats. Every garment stamped
guaranteed. Made of Imported Silk
finish Cravenette. Loose front. Three
box pleats to waist line in back Belted
around. Collarless effect. Inlaid with
self-cloth. All stitched. embellished with
tiny buttons to match Go mo
Were sls.9S. Reduced to-. D AeVO