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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-17

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

PLEA FOR THE HAED.i oom
WEAvERs OF IRELAND
Distinguishing Mark Would sho,.
rroduet Is the True Example Of
This Exquisitely Beautiful
Fabric--Hiqhly Priced.

Writing in the National Printers
Journalist, Mr.. James White Of Chi.
cago has this to say on the subject of
irish hand-woven linen damask:
This richest form into which fax Il
woven was first introduced into Ire.
land from continental countries at the
close Of the seventeenth century bv .
Samuel Waring, who brought ever a
colony of weavers and settled them in
what is now the village OF Warnings
town, county Down This village is
still the center of what is left Of the
hand-loom industry.
Up to the present time there has
been no distinguishing mark used bv
the Weavers, that would inform the
purchaser whether the goods offered
for sale were hand or steam-power
woven, but just now the weayers are
endeavoring to bring about a change
and are asking the privilege of weav
ing in each tablecloth and napkin. the
words, Irish Hand-Woven Linen
Damask," in small unobstrusiye let
tiers in the margin. This reproduction
illustrates what they want:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19
Wilkinson Party at Morse

Morse, Oct. 1S.-A Wilkinson rail
vas held here to-day at Richar1
i all The attendance was beyoa
! expectations in spite of the fact tina
| he farmers in the surrounding cOnn
try are busy hnrvestng their rio
| :rops.
Hon. T. s. Wilkinson and his part
| arrived on the Southern Pacific ?
$50. They were met at the dero
| by the mayor of the town, Hon. Ace
tenry. who is a candidate for Rep
resentative from this parish, ars
Drew T. Patterson, chairman Of TIL
local committee.
At 9 O'Clock Mr.. Wilkinson and hi
|party,Spnd also DR.. LaZare, who is :
candidate for State Senator from
this district and president of tx
School Board Of st. Laundry parish
visited the new schoolhouse al tkt
request OF the citizens of Morse
where they made addresses to ths
children. Mr.. Wilkinson compliment
ed the citizens OF this section on theli
beautiful schoolhouse, and also spoke
highly of the fact that this was the
first school district in this parish
which had levied special taxes for the
purpose of rebuilding it's schoolhouse
Which had been destroyed by fire in
1905. Mr. Wilkinson's talk at che
school was along educational lines.
The party then adjourned to
Richards Hall, where the political
meeting and rally was held. Mayct
Henry presided, and introduced MIR.
Wilkinson, as the first speaker May
or Henry's Introductory speech was
glowing tribute to Mr.. Wilkinson
and when the candidate came for
ward he was heartily applauded Eli
speech, which was on the issues q
the campaign, was well received
Mr.. Wilkinson was followed BY
Hon. B. H. Pavy, who spoke IL
French. Mr.. pavy was followed b,
Hon. Thos. II. Lewis of Opelousas
who made an address in behalf o.
Mr.. Wilkinson's candidacy.
After short talk by DR.. Lazare
in behalf of his own candidacy, ar
by f9Dn. H. L. Gueydan of Gueydan
who arrived little late with part
y ;r1, ri ~
journed to dinner given by Mr.. AM
Mrs. Richards in honor of Mr.. vii.
kinsOn.
The campaigners left at 2:17 fo4
Iota, where a meeting was held Til
afternoon.
Mr.. Wilkinson will arrive in Grow
ley Saturday morning at 9:4O, whcr
a rally and barbecue will be held.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

| The cause of this desired change is
the lessened demand for their pro
duct, as the steam or power-loom
| goods have for over so years steadily
supplanted the hand-woven article.
II was the hand-loom weavers Of Ire
land, who, by their untiring energy
and industry, created the sentiment
that surrounds Irish linen, that senti-
ment which always attaches to the
best of any hand-produced article,
whether it be engraving, printing,
sculpture, lace or other luxury Of life.
This sentiment has been used to the
limit in pushing the sale of power
loom damask all over the world, even,
1t Is said, to the extent of substitution,
the second-class machine article for
the superior hand-loom first.
AS this country takes more than
half of the Irish linen expectations, it
is advanced as an argument by the
power-loom people, in this matter. that
the buyers of the United States,
would, If told that they could not get
the hand-woyen article without these
words, tell the Irish selling agent to
pack up his samples and get out.
This is strange situation in these
days of pure food, pure drug and pure
business laws and rules, when buyer
will object to the proof of an articles
superiority being put in it at the point
OF manufacture, AID by the man who
by skill and hand-power made it.
Even with enough of demand for
the marked goods to insure the weav-
ers' success, it will probably be Christ
mas-time before the ladies of America
can have the opportunity Of buying
sets of this priced fabric, which lasts
with care through several generations
In the meantime, the weayers should
not be discouraged In their desire and
effort to be allowed to make their
handiwork tell regarding itself-nO
matter where displayed,-"thet truth.
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19
STRIPED sERcEs IN FAVOR.
Material Has Strong Hold on the Lead
ere Of Fashion.

There is every safety In assuring
readers that striped serges will be de
rigeur and with self-colored coats
they are sure to be extremely smart.
There is an almost rigid convention
atty about the coat Of costume de-
signed by a Rue Royale couturiere, for
It follows with more faithful exacti-
tude mans cutaway than any Of the
modes thus far shown. The required
feminine touch Is added, however, in
dainty blouse Of linen. hand-embroid-
cred, but finished with standing col
lar and fussy little bow tie of fluted
linen, edged with valenciennes .edg-
ing. The skirt is laid in wide plaits
and quite covers the ankles. The cos
tune is tremendously businesslike and
admirably suited to. morning detours
Of the shops.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19
"a. Is ss>>6assf 4ses.sszs a.s..-,4
jEkNERETTE RALLY,

| From tAc reports that are comm
] il from every section regardin
| he big Wilkinson rally that is +
oe held in Jeanerette tomorrow j
| S quite evident that Tie day will -
/ Notable in the records of the WillSin
son campaign
hundreds of people from ever.
,ec;ion OF the surrounding count.
IRE planning to attend The event an
rom all reports ii is safe 10 say TIA
1000 people viii he present.
4 grand barbecue has been plan
led and everything is now in read.
less for the occasion 4 number -
nceches will be delivered.
The following gentlemen
ehaduled - make addresses; Hca
T. II. Dorcher, J. N. Leblanc. l.. 3
'rere. Hon. Dan Cutlery. Hon. A.,
irew j, Carmacis and Consross4a.
(. I. Broussard
For the past week Col. Wilkinson
las been on a tour Of Arcadia pa
ish. Last Wednesday, the frs
We're made al Rayne, whe. 1T
'cl. Wilkinson, Congressman B.ou5
ard. r. II. payy, Judge Thomas a.
Lewis and others, delivered address
10 party received q warm reception
by hundreds of voters and magni-
icent barbecue was give In houa
If the event by lie people of IL
e"tion.
The attendance at the meeting W.
very large one, even far heyon,
he expectations of the commit,
n charge OF the RECEIPT ion. Ther
vas an immense crowd from s.
laundry Parish and from 9th
points in Arcadia along the ;inc o
)pelousas road. There were lat.e
delegations from Lafayette parish d
we'll as from Vcrmilion iil4e
aeishboring parishes.
Many people came over from
5roWley in various wasy, some com
sng on the morning and noon trains,
which stops at the 20. G." crossi4;s
Col Wilkinson's address was li=t
med to with marked attention by :it
immense crowd. 1t was devoted Il
most entirely to the issues OF ti,
sampaign as were these of the othel
speakers and there isn't any doubt
)ut what hundreds of voters who hao
rOt yet declared themselves, but hac
zen waiting % hear the address .
he candida tes, have became staIn J
Ailkinscnians.
A barbecue and rally was also he'll
IT Church Point Thursday and this
event was decided success, although
it had not been planned to stop
,ver al that point. The JENNINGS
Wilkinson Club sent large delegi
ion headed by the Jennings Bras.
Band
The rice harvest is now on and III.
scarcity Of labor probaly kept SON.
voters from attending the rally BIZ
his Was no serious draw back.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19
Wa.hahle craxate.

A cravat OF lawn which Is to be
worn with an embroidered linen collar
and which can be washed every week,
may be embroidered In three narrow
scallops, forming = rounded end, A
stripe OF shadow embroidery in color
is above this. and above the stripes is
a fleur-de-lis In white. They are easy
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

= +. Derouen is making fire,
4 trips to New Orleans for tins
o1e Of perfecting arrangement;
= coming graduation as a practi.
y of materia medica. DR.. Der
~ Hresident of the medical class
which he is to graduate, and
"a has many details Of gradu.
y prerequisites to care for, tina:
90ung saw Eones'' associated
aim may present a good front"
May, when they come before
medical court" that is TO judge
pelr fitnes TO prescribe those
~ medicines we all abhor. DR..
1en Is not wholly identified with
medical world, but occasionally
Mes in politics as a side issue,
3 been elected to the last leg
fe by q handsome majority.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

ne High School Literary SOeiet
|R It's first open session ye5:erda
tnjnE' In the High School auditor
at 1880 O'Clock. 1t is the Obje ::
Ne society 10 enliyen and interes
eus In the work of the schools
- the open session" Many pc
~ Interested in the welfare OF til,
loob were present.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19
The 1reteile skirt.

The bretelle skirt, with its group Of
tucks at the bottom, is very desir
able skirt to add to ones wardrobe.
This skirt is cut In five CORES, and
il slightly full at the waist. fasten
ing in the back.
A skirt Of this sort may be worn
with any lingerie waist. one, perhaps,
which IL partially worn, and could not
be permissible without the bretelles.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

E.1s.uti Duuluue, Wltn tuc o..tlhcHc
cot Company, visited his parents
ently. Mr.. Bourque's father is q
RlII-to-t,o planter about ten miles
- town. he left early Sunday
ming, returning via private cor.
ance during the wee sma" hour
Monday, and in time to be ut lii
|kf Of duty at the commencement
business. lie is an appreciated Ell
*lEyee OF the above concern.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

EstOrdon A. Sandoz has changed
~ office from the Emner building
~ the Taylor building. and is nov
nared to consult old and new
nnts and render them undivided
enti0n.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

ugratulatiOns are in order and
being freely extended to tiie
Ut sheriff OF the Petit Anse dis.
Slnonet Miguez, upon the an.
cea1ent of his coming marriage
- Leila Langlonet. Celebr-.-
o. the ceremony will take place
= 10th inst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

H Il o. Indest and r. T.. Dupcrier
a,e soon to open Il bakery in New
fneria. We predict for them the
k,sited appreciat ton OF the public.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19
PERSONALS.
vi and Interesting Stories Alb
III People Thai We All Knew

r,rcuit Court of Appeals convened
this city On October q. Many
ecs Of Importance came before the
|Syihunal for adjustment.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

IRE Biieaud, a prominent bust
motor Of Broussard, was in New
i recently happily blending bust
nth pleasure. In conversation
\ representative of the Iberian
llsand said that the oil mill
ne time contemplated in his
o1id be ready for operation
~ goth. He is busily en-.
perfecting arrangements TO
- Of the sugar season,
npiates an unusual output.
advertising proposition Of his
= there is none better than
'eaad, his uppermost theme
sation being the possibili-
ataees and general results
aned BY q residence in his
~ = 4 genial good fellow,
Nere pleased to make his
Come again, Mr..
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

odin. Of Morbihan, was a
osning. He was on his
iberian office iris
vas on his way
y secure labor for
NJ q, ready to begin
re end Of the COM
thst fhe condition Of
setory and promis-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

nan, Of franklin.
!. = r!|day for a fer,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-10-19

NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
New Industries in Virginia
and North Carolina

Hams (presidenD, NJ. p. Farricr and T..
+. Farrier.
Rocky Mount--Cement-b block Plant
j, l.. Cassell and others are contem-
plating establishment Of cemcnt-block
plant
Rocky Mount-Rocls Crusher and
Asbestos Minc.-E. Van Ness Hermance
Is contemplating establishment Of ex-
tensive rock-crushing plant; will also
engage in asbestos mining.
Salem-Heating Plant and Boiler
house,-Baptist Orphanage Of Virginia
has awarded contract for central heat
ing plant to Il. Mackenzie, Greensboro,
N. G., nnde erection of boiler-house to
G, w. Womack & Co.; two contracts
aggregate about $4,000
Staunton-Adding and Billing Ma
chine Factory--Dudley Adding and
billing Machine Company will double
the capacity of its factory within the
next sixty or ninety days, contracts fol
about $4,000 worth of new machinery
having been already awarded, Mex
year the company expects to erect
modern buildings for additional ca
pacty, from $4,000 to $4,000 to Dc
expended FOR the structures.
Warsn wt-yCannery.--T tnskey can
ming Company, incorporated with Sso,
600 capital stock
Winchester Coal and Timber De
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
Sale Of Women
Wash Dresses
at Quick Clearing Prices

White Linen Suit of embroidery,
cton embroidered with large me-
dallions, and skirt down front panel
embroidered and medallions let In;
was $1,000, now 5000.
White. Pink and Tan Suit of P.
X, eton trimmed in same color OF
buttons, made Gibson style with
tucks back and front, skirt box
plated, for $1,000.
Ladies' Suits Of lawn, in different
color polka dot, made all in one,
trimmed with Swiss insertion and
VAL, and Val. beading to form yoke,
elbow sleeves. cuff trimmed OF Val.
and Swiss insertion, skirt nine-gore
with three large tucks around bot
tom, for 5000. Ill Nsgas.4@
Ladies' ana NIisses' White Dresses
made Of fine Persian. with rounding
yoke Of Val. insertion and tucks be-
low yoke in waist, elbow sleeve Of
same trimming, skirt nine-gore,
naring very graceful around skirt,
with four tucks above founce ana
around bottom, for 1915.
Ladies' Thin White Dresses, made
MI In ono. with fine tucks in yoke
and Insertion, pointed effect, edge
with Val, with same trimming used
very deliberately in skirt, elbow
sleeves, fancy cuffs, for $1,000.
Ladies' Princess White Dress with
embroidery in front, with Val,
around edge, with three rows OF
insertion around princess, with
skirt two rows OF insertion with
ilounce CT three tucks around bot
tom, for $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
(From the Manufacturers Record)

(From the Manufacturers RecordO
Virginia..
owie-Overall Factory,--IIol-
ston overall Company Will erect two
story building 40 by 100 feet at Marion,
to be equipped as overall factory.
Culpeper-Road mprovemonts,-Cul
pepper county has voted aiiirmatively on
bond issue of 100000 for road i'm
proYements,
Highland Springs-Planing Milo.
O. Alexander will rebuild planning mill
recently burned, Plans for building
not decided. Cost about $4,000,
Floyd~-Timher Development.---Av
& Mitchell Christiansburg, Va, have
purchased the timber on $500 acres Of
land on Max Mountain. Arrangements
will be made for development.
Mar!on--Pulp lractory,--It is report
ed that pulp factory will be built to
consume waste material of the n. S
spruce Lumber Company.
Newport News, Na.--Cereal Plant
w. J, helms has organized company t.
erect plant for manufacturing a cerea
known as Near coffee having. a dailS
! capac!ty OF 10000 pounds Abou
$4,000 viii be invested.
| Pearsburg - /. u m b G r.--Nobusines.
\ Lumber Company. Incorporated Will
I! $4,000 capital stock, by Martin VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
Company, Incorporated with 100000

Company, incorporated with $2oo,ooo
capital stock.
MISUNDERSTANDING Works.. w
Barber & Son have let contract to
IIoneycutt & Son for erection Of car
rlage works.
Roaring River--Cotton Mill.--Re-
ported that j. S. Patterson, of Spray,
In. c., and s. B. Adams, of Greensboro.
Ca, will organize company to build
cotton mill at Roaring River.
sanford-Buggy Faotory,--sanford
Buggy Company, Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock.
Selmn-Cotton Rope and Irvine Mill.
I'M. G.. Winston and N. Il. EdGerton,
of Selma, and w. NJ. Sanders. OF Smith
field, NJ c.. Will build mill for manu-
featuring cotton rope and tWine from
waste and card strips,
Spray--Cotton Mill.--The German
american Company will add 10000
spindles next fall, and 1t Is UNDER
stood to have contracted for the ma
|chinery. Company now operates 5000
mule spindlcs and $4,000 ring spindles.
Spray--Chair Factory.-'rhe estab-
Ilishment of chair factory is proposed.
\ Woodworking Plant
Iredell Lumber Company, reported in
|corporated June 10th. with 100000
|capital stock, by ]. A. Munday, j. II.
.ITroutman. and others. has purchased
seven ana one-half acres OF land and
Twin arru.tse at once TO install wood
A working plant. I
A Neutrality-suspicious. Mill.--TEa cot
4 ,pii MIL company lately mentioned
wifi probably organize in a few weeks
with capital stock of 100000.
Yadkinville --Amethyst and Mica
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
WHY INDEEDs
Chinese Tobacco Given Preference IN
pLiIlnniuca Over Alncricnn

Chinese Tobacco Given Preference In
Philippines Over American.
NEW YORK. June 20.-The New
York Tobacco Leaf of this week pub
fishes a piece of news that may create
a stir among Virginia tobacco manu-
facturers. The Tobacco Leaf says
con the recommendation OF General
Mood, the Philippine Commission has
ordered the importation of Chinese to-
hacco duty free Into the Moro PROV
nce TO be distributed by the Provis-
ional Government to tho NIoros at an
advance of 20 per cent, The question
arises why should Chinese tobacco be
given the preference to American
tobacco by the American Government?
And II the American administration
of Philippine province is going
into the tobacco importing or into
| the tobacco monopoly business, why
does not the American tobacco grower
! get the benefit from it? Is 1t because
the American tobacco grower opposes
| free trade With the Philippines? Then
lit would be Il punitive and vindica-
| tive policy On the part OF tho Phil
! ippine Commission, and Is the Wash
linEton administration willing to shout
lIder the responsibility for such an un-
American and barbarous policyw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30

25c Allover Figured Swiss Mu>.in.
exact copy of imported, that cost
soc a yard. Our price, 10 c-3c yard.
zoe Heavy Cord Plaid and Check
Swiss Muslin, Ice yard.
25o Mercerized voilcs. ombroid-
cred dot, in all colors. 10 c-3c yard
zoe White Check Dimities. very
thing for baby dresses and waists
Our price, 1oc yard.
White English Long Cloth, IL
yards to piece; sells for $500 and
s2.25. Our price. s1.5O piece.
17c Muslin, 10 inches wide. very
fine and sheer. Our price, !: 1-2c
yard.
$50 White 4o-inch Muslin, extra
special. Advertised in other stores
for IL 1-2c, Our price, lie.
Lightweight English Madras,
small dots and figures, all white.
merccrizcd finish; n bargain at tic
yard. Our price, IL 1-1c yard.
JIG 2-3c White Check and Stripe
Fine Sheer Dimities. 4: lee yard.
10 2-3c White Check Muslin, largo
and small checks. Our price,
Il 1-:c.
csc Swiss, the embroidered dots.
Tho same goods advertised by others
at 19c for bargain. Our price,
Il 1-:c gard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30

22c White Persian Lawn, 40 inches
wide. Our price, 10 2-3c.
zoe White Persian Lawn fine and
sheer, A5 inches wide. Our price.
&c.
Berkeley Cambria. sells for 15c
yard. Our price, /: lie.
Yard-wide Dlmities, worth zoe
yard. in lengths OF 10 and IL yards.
for 1: 1-cc yard.
Sanitary Bird Eye. 10 yard pieces.
Special here, G0c.
soc and 75c swisses. Just impos-
sible for printers ink to tell you OF
this bargain. The designs are beau
tiful, zoe yard.
Special sale Of White Indian
Linen. Sc, Zoe, i: 1-2c, 10 1-3c, zoo
and zoe yard. Every yard will be
sold under tho prices.
Special sale of White Persian
Lawn, IL 1-cc, 10 2-3c, zoe, &c and
zoe. 1t would pay you to see these
values.
csc White Mcrcerized Embroid-
cred Dot Persian Lawn, beauty
for waists and suits; as long as 1t
lasts, 10 2-3c yard.
25c Nainsook Check Muslin, largo
and small checks. JIG c-3c yard.
~ 1-2c White Check Muslin, all
size checks. Our price, Zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30

p. Scott. Pittsburg, Pa.
and associates are reported as having
600 acres Of coal and timber
lands in Frederick county for Develop
ment.
North Carolina.
Asheville-Iron Ore Propertics.--It
is understood that the Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke Company has completed
the purchase of the magnetic iron ore
properties known as the Ballou tract,
located in Ashe county, N. c., and
which had been optioned at $4,000.
There is at present no railway through
tho lands, and the purchase Is stated
to have been made in order to provide
for future developments In connection
with the Virginia company's extensive
iron mining and manufacturing opera
tons. General offices OF company at
Bristol Va,
Carthage--Buggy Observation-Disclosures
buggy Company Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana Lumber Plant.
--Creedmoor Brick and Lumber Com
pany, incorporated with $4,000 capital
stock.
Paint Rock-Timber Development,
etc.--R. ". Brawley. Statewide, N. c..
has secured an option on 100 acres
900 feet of lumber, and three water
power properties on the French Broad
River.
| Pine liall--Coal Mines.--Consolida
Brick and Tile Company is reported as
to develop coal deposits,
Plumtree--Mica Mining ami Milling
l.--Eurekn Mica Mining ana Milling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
Special Sale Of Mems and Boys Clothing
Muslin Underwear

Cambria Skirts. trimmed with
bands Of torchon inserting and
tucks, edged with lace, at s1.:5.
Gowns Of good quality combric,
V-shaped neck, square yoke, formed
OF four rows of neat embroidery,
hemstitched tucks and embroidery
edging and sleeves edged with
same. zoe.
Extra-length Chemise Of fine
naihsook, neatly finished with Ham
burg edging around neck, 59c.
soc Corset Covers OF fine duality
cambria, low, round neck style, trim
med with torchon lace Insertion ana
lace edge, lace-trimmed armholes;
extraordinary value at zoe.
Ladies' Pants. made OF very best
long cloth, trimmed with dainty
tucks, deep umbrella rufile, finished
with Swiss embroidery edge; special,
10c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
Kirnono Sale

Ladies' Lawn Kimonos, in pretty
washable colors, nicely made, for
5Oc, zoe and soc.
Ladies White Dressing Sacques,
tucked back. full front, trimmed
in beading and ribbon, with best
Mendels make, for S1.25.
Ladies' Long Klmonos, In q va
riety of patterns. trimmed with
white bands, for S1.O0.
Ladies' Long kimonos, in neat
and pretty designs. very full, tuck
I'd back and front, trimmed In
white bands, $3.50.