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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-03
Table Linens and Napkins

59-inch Table Damask, full beached and new designs
40c value; special, yard. ....... s............ 25
60inch Mercerzed Table Damask, floral designs, 75c
value: special yard. AS
20nch Mercezed Napkins. regular 81 50 grade; spec
ial dozen. $1.2
1SxS Restaurant Napkins ready for USE 75c vaue spec
ial Observation-Disclosures. so
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-03

BIG SALE OF EMBROIDERIES
AND LACE.
PIT. d Paris Linen Torchon, Cot
ton Torchon, Orientals, wood fibre,
in all colors, values up to 35c at 10c
EMBROIDERIES.
Swiss Edgings and Insertings,
Cambria Edgings and Insertings,
Baby Match Sets, Ribbon Beadings,
Colored Edgings, values up to 25c
at 10c.
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Sale OF White Goods
Remnants, all GOOD

White Lawns beautiful quality zoe values, oc
White Lawns pretty pure Linen, 1876
40nch White Lawns 5c yard
40jnc White
36nch Long Cloth 1212
32nch Persian Lawn Sheer 15c 0c
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Yard Wide Black Taffeta.
Two Great Values.

Best $1.O0 Quality, Today at................79 c
Best $3.50 Quality, Today t............... $f.1O
Specially good styles will be shown this week in the popu-
lar Dress Styles in Silks and Woolens. worth up
S1.25 at yard 9Sc.
You'll dimes and dollars by coming here when
casting about FOR Dress Goods and Silks
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Pick Tomorrow
Extra News of new goods-extra va
give zest to sharp shopping all over the ST
A Great Sale {
REM
White checked Nainsook all size checks 121a and 15c
White checked Dmty pretty quality l5c and zoe values
36inch White Madras Wasngs, zoe and 25c values, at
30inch White Madras Wasngs, 1212c values, at yard
White Wilt Pques, extra good lengths, 25c value at
White Lawns, very sheer quality, Zoe values, at.
A Great Sale of Colored Goods Remnants, All
Good Lengths
36-inch Percales 15c value, 87ac
Solid colored Gnghams, all shades 12c values, at. 71sc
Winchester Chambrays, all shades 1213c Values at 71ac
Good quality Dress Ginghams Toe values at 678c
Good quality Apron Ginghams, Sc values, at 594c
Good quality Brown Domestic 61ac value at 41ac
Best quality Dress and Solid Oil Cacoes, 71ac value $3.50
Specials in Domestcs
Genuine Fruit of the Loom Bleached Domestic 121ac
IL value, at...... DC
Good quality Brown Domestic 71ac value at yard. DC
36nch Cambria pretty quality, 1212c value at yard &c
Genuine Lonsdale Cambria, green ticket 15c value l2ac
25 yards soft finished Bleached Domestic today only $0O
25 yds cotton Towelng ex. heavy quality today S10O
Wash Goods Specials
500 pieces Amoskeag Zephyr Dress Ginghams 15c
values, at yard. observation-disclosures. LUG
200 pieces Amoskeag Apron Check Gnghams, all size
36inch Dark Dress Percaes, 1212c value at yard lOc
100 pieces Silk Finished Ginghams beautiful patterns,
35c values, special at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z3c
Towels Sheets, Pillow Cases and Spreads
Good quality readymade Sheets 75c value, special 49c
Good quality readymade Pillow Cases. good size, at. &c
10-4 Bed Spread, Marseilles pattern, $50 value,
SpeSlals .@i.oo
Extra large Turkish Bath Towels 15c value special 1hc
1896 Huck Towel red border 12ac value, at doz S1OO
124 Frnged Spread extra heavy s. value special S135
White Goods Specials
36nch Long Cloth - yards to the bolt 125 value ST.
36inch Curtain Swiss, 1212c value at .lOc
36-inch Curtain Swiss, zoe value at. .l2l2c
36-inch Linen Wasting, every thread pure linen 4Oc
200 pieces plain Mercerized Nansook zoe value yd 1870
$50 pieces checked Nainsook small and large checks,
1212c and 15c values, special yard. ........... &c
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White checked Nansook all size checks 21 and l5c values at yard 8c
White checked Dty quality 15c and Zoe Values yard loo
36mch White Madras Wastngs zoe and 5c values at loo
Waistngs 212c &c
White Wilt Pque extra good lengths 25 value at 121ac
White Lawns sheer quality, Toe values, 71ac
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Bloch
GO.CartS

Rattan body, rubber tire wheels,
all steel push bars, white porce-
lain handles. Folds up and is
easily carried.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
OFFER 100000
TO CONCEAL SECRET

ALTOONA. Pa. April 4.-Weary after
conducting a weeks demonstration at
thirteen OF the largest manufacturing
plants in Pittsburg John Gilmore. "the
poor cobbler of Altoona. who has dis
covered a process to burn ashes and
also eliminate coal smoke. has arrived
home
Before leaving Pittsburg he com
pieted arrangements to conduct a two
weeks demonstration az Annapolis, Md.
beginning on April Is, IN the presence
OF prominent navy officials and Gov
eminent experts. who viii investigate
the process. with a view OF buying the
discovery for use in the boilers of the
United States war ships.
The attention of the navy oncials was
called TO the matter by the United
States inspector stationed at one OF the
Pittsburg armor plants. who has wit
messed the demonstration the past week
Gilmore says he has received an offer
OF s.. 0G0000 straight from coal operators
in Chicago if he would bury his secret
and never reveal il to the world, To is
feared by magnates that the discovery
VIII xiii the coal industry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
HONEST
TNENTY-EIGHT MEN

PITTSBU re. April although still
carefully guarding the identity OF the
twenty eight honest citizens Of Greater
Pittsburg, whose virtues will be ex
plotted at the banquet 20 the ''Distin-
guished Sons Of Greater Pittsburg
Thursday evening at the Hotel Schen-
ley, the banquet committee OF the cham
Der Of commerce announced the toast
master and speakers for the affair, and
it Is reliably reported they are included
tn the list of the righteous
Mayor Guthrie will be the tOastmaster.
and the following persons VIII speak
ou these topics; Attorney David T.
Watson, 'The Nature and Purpose Of
Municipal Government" Representative
DalzeH. Greater Pittsburg's Contribu-
ton to the NatioH.' Col. n. q. Prout.
Greater Flttsburg's Contribution TO
the Saving Of Life and Labor" Prof
John A. Brashear. Greater Pfttsburg s
Contribution 10 Science"
\ book containing the photographs
and Biographies OF the twenty-eight
undecided citizens viii be given 70
every guest at tile banquet and the ad-
dresses of the speakers Rill later be
bound and distributed free II, any per
son who doubts Pittsburg's greatness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
BRIDE A FAKE,
LOVER BUNCOED
Aged Man Relieved of Cash
and Property Con-
fiScated.

DIES MONIES, Ia. April 4,-Four ar
rests have been made IN the most re-
markahle bunco game in Polk county.
Ben Everett. of Polk City. seventy
four. ana anxious to marry pretty Alb
bic Wilbur. twenty-three. is the victim
and was neeced out Of $500.
Jeanette Wilbur. according 10 the
charges. represented 10 Everett that
Ahhie would marry him an Minneapolis,
and started with him from Des Moines
10 meet the bride.
In Jewell Junction. jeanette. who was
carrying 1000 OF the old mans money,
iimped from the train TO get lunch
She missed the train and wired to Ever
EFT that she would follow. Instead she
went back to Polk City, and Everett
arrived penuiless in Minneapolis to find
no bride.
He was returned by the police. and in
Polk county ne found the two girls and
their cousin John, with a man named
Jackson Terrin. in full possession OF
his property 4 fine team had been sold
FOR $3.50 and the young people We're
celebrating on the money.
All were brought TO the county Jail
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
TAFT STEANING
TOWARD HAVANA

COLON, APRIL Secretary Taft and
party. after leaving Panama yesterday
morning FOR Colon. sailed from there
on the Mayfiower for Hanava and Porto
Rico at midnight.
General satisfaction is felt on the isth-
mus At Secretary Taft's visit, and It
lis believed it will have practical results.
NJ Taft held conferences at Colon
and Panama with merchants regarding
the free Introduction Of liquors and to-
bacco-. by the commissary department
and the complaints about the Tivoli
Hotel, all OF which are likely TO be con-
sideTed at Washington.
The University Club viii give send
of to Engineer Stevens in the form OF
a grand reception on the occasion Of MS
departurs for the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
ARTIST TEACHER MARRIES
HER CHINESE MISSION PUPIL
Miss Anna Bowman WelI-Known Philadelphia Artist,
Becomes Bride of Wang Ho Prosperous and
Influential Business Man.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. April As
the result of an acquaintance which be
gan when Miss Anna Bowman. tall
ented young artist and teacher in a
large private school. taught a class in
a Chinese mission. the young woman be-
came this week the bride Of Wang 10.
once her pupil new prosperous
Chinese farmer, with a country place at
Elwood. n J
The wedding was quiet one. and
the bride. when asked TO give informa-
tion regarding IT, blushed ard would
only say that it was a woman's priv
ilege to marry whom she chooses.
So far as II can be learned, the fair
young teacher and her Celestial lover
We're joined in matrimony on Monday
last. They slipped quietly over to New
Jersey. accompanies by Miss Bowman s
pastor, a Methodist minister of German
town, who tied the knot.
Wang Ho first met his bride when he
was regular attendant of a mission
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w. RILEY DEEBLE
DIES OF TYPHOID
lContInued from - 20


1854. Since he entered he has served as
secretary. two terms as vice president,
and declined election 80 the presidency.
Mr.. Decide was also a member OF the
council OF administration OF the Bank
ers' Association OF the District. as well
as a former director and second wee
president of tie National Safe Deposit
and Trust COmpGay.
Several years ago he was elected
president Of the Georgetown Gas Light
Company.
Mr.. Decide lived in Georgetown until
the death OF MS father in 1857 He al
ways manifested a keen interest Ga az
fairs pertaining to the betteTuent Of
Georgetown and organized its most eX-
elusive social club the Dumbarton-
His genial manner. ready command Of
language and quick, bright answers 10
any question OF public discussion; his
bright wit. which was never known 70
leave a sting behind IL, and the earnest
manner in which he took hold Of every
matter that attracted his attention, had
endeared him 70 a very large number
Of the communitys most prominent
people, and especially 10 those who
were mcCe closely associated with him
IN business and social relations
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school on Broad street above Columbia
avenue lie was then struggling Win
the infricacies or the English language,
bat his aimund-shaped eyes were able
TO look love and what his lips could not
say his eyes did
Incidentally. while dc was a pupil OF
Miss B0wman's. he was making and
savins money. lie IS well known In tie
Chinese quarter. and IS regarded az one
OF the most influential and prosperous
OF the Philadelphia Chinese. lie speaks
English guently and dresses In Anleri-
can clothes. MF. and Mrs. Ito are
spending their honeymoon Al ElWood
Mrs no is a graduate of the Girls
Normal schools ard designed a souvenir
spoon for the class of On. which her
schoolmates say is the prettiest bit Of
silver ia their collections After grad
mating Miss Bowman taught drawing for
several years st the Thomas II. Powers
School. Woodstock and Susquenauna
avenue. Until recently she has occu-
pied q similar position AT q well-known
private school. She has painted numer-
Gus water c0lOTs and IS considered an
artist Of ability. She is about thirty
years OF a &c md lived a I 20 School lane
Germantown.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
CONGRATULATIONS
FOR PRESIDENT

The President is being congratuIa ted
by many of his visitors for the.pro-
nounced Republican victory that was
achieved throughout the country by his
friends and supporters Of his Admins
tration. That a great measure of the
support received by the Republican
candidates was due to the confidence
- which the people hold the President
IS not doubted for an instant by his
friends
Chicago has elected "A Republican
mayor FOR the first time IN twelve
years sid Representative Foss at the
White fft.stse>=saday. The President
feels that the victory is. therefore. even
more notable than most Republican
achievements. I called today 10 tell the
President that he was largely resDons-
ible for the result Busse viii make a
splendid mayor ] am convinced. and
nov that the Republicans have got in.
they VIII try 10 convince the people that
they deserve to remain in by giving
Ihem a hTst-ciass city government
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
Deaths.

Deaths reported April :. 1901;
White
Lucy w. Doetch, 81 years. 15i0 Park
road northwest.
Mary A Dobbins. IS years, 500 High
land avenue, Cleveland Park
Eva T. Parker, 10 years. Deanwoods
d. G.
COloFed-
Nettie Tasker. q years. SIS Odd Eel
lows court.
Erie Ware. II years. 1854 Fifteenth
street northwest
Lewis z. Jackson. Is years. 925 Liberty
street southwest.
Lindsay Hawkins. p years. 70 Twen-
ty-frst street northwest
Susan A. Powell. 81 years. 175l s
street northwest.
Jemima Hardesty. g yea s. George
town University Hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
Engineer Biddle Explains
That Water Men
Broke Rules.
Columbia Heights Citizens
Get Letter From
Commissioner.
Will Follow the Public s
Wishes as to
Lawns.

Engineer Commissioner Biddle this
morning addressed a letter TO Judge
Charles :. Bundy. president of the CO.
lumbia Heights Citizens Association.
explanatory Of the authority upon
which water meters are being installed
in the city. in response TO an inquiry
made of the Commissioners by that as
sociation.
Commissioner Biddle says meters are
being installed urser authority from
Congress which appropriated a sum suf-
ncient 10 purchase. install, and main
tain the meters, 10 be placed in such
private residences as the Commissioners
may direct. As to the question of plac-
ing the meters inside the houses or out
side in the public parking. while the
former method would have been less ex-
pensive as 10 nrst cost. il was found
that to keep in repair. maintain. and
read the meters the outside location was
more economical and convenient, and
less inconvient to property oTners.
Have Commissioners the Right?
Where houses are built back Of the
parking, it is a question if the Commits
SAOAtNA' -telAI AlAL AiAlll 10 AuLuLt LAiiog
meters on this private property
Commissioner BiddIe points out that
IN the Columbia Heights section. where
there is no public parking, there Is a
clause in the deeds 20 property there
that provides that pipes may be laid to
reach the houses. ard under this clause
it is thought that tie meters can be in-
stalled As part Of the water pipes. How
ever, INSTRUCTIONS have been issued to
the Water Department men not 10 go
on this private parking without the con-
sent OF the owners Through some mis-
understanding these instructions have
not been observed and as a result fric-
ton has arisen, and the complaint from
the Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ton resulted
In this section it is the purpose of the
Commissioners 10 locate meters where
objections are made 10 the use OF the
private parking in the curb spacing al
loted to the trees.
Where the private parking has been
used WITH the consent of owners the
Commissioners have issued strict orders
that the parking shan be restored 10 as
good a condition as ii was when dug up.
The Commissioners believe that this
explanation viii De satisfactory TO all
citizens n every section of the city,
and thar the future installation Of
meters viii meet with no opposition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
PROTEST OF GR0CERS
BEFORE COMMISSIONERS

There vas "a hearing before the Board
of Commissioners todoy of the Retail
GTocers' Association on an application
for the storage OF gasolene in violation
of the present fire protection regula-
lions, which aad hen disapprOved by the
Fire Chief
The grocers were represented by At
torney Charles F. Diggs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
VITAL RECORDS
Marriage Licenses.

Charles Buekman and Frances P. But
Ter.
Henry Moore. Poquson. Va, and Bet
tie -. Woodson, OiiviIie, Va.
Matthias b Xeager and Grace NJ Rus
sell. Burlington, VI.
John II. Robinson and Matte Law
renee.
Edmond Menroe, Fairfax county, va.
and BERTHA German. Alexandria, Va.
John Cd. Curtis and Anna @. Dyson.
Joseph ii. Lee and Kate burns.
John Is. ArensDurg ana Isabella O.
Day.
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Births.

White
James and Mamie Bel. boy.
STEPHEN and Helen Chaconss, boy.
Arthur and Mary DeAdarco. bog.
Charles c. and Mabel A. Dodge, girl
LleWellyn 3. and Agnes 2. Gordon.
girl.
Edward n. and Camille z. Roberts.
boy.
John 7. and Annie L Stewart, boy.
James 3. and Virginia Shugrue, girl.
Henry ana Jennie Shear, boy.
Henry 3. ana Dora A. Terrett, boy.
Joseph L and Mabel 7. Yates, girl.
Abraham and Hennie Zobys, boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
ERE,s YoUR BRITIsH INsuIARITY

For TWO things however. Tn,Jdern
Cambridge ought 10 be supremacy thank
tui-firstly. that the university has not
been made a dumping ground for
Rhodes scholars and, secondly. that
the man Carnegie has mercifuily be-
slowed his unwelcome benefactio0s else
where.-BlackwOod' Magazine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
Died

EMMA MANTZ
Particulars in another column.
AfoUNT-On Tuesdav. Anrll ! tas-
p M az tie residence q her sTanf
daughter, MfH Hendrie y. Simpson. 81 IL
fngst9n Heights, Va. MARGARET TsEr
HICKS, widow Of Abram Gordon sIoeat. ii
ms seventy sixth year % her age
Funeral from the chapel ~ Central Pres
byterian Church. Friday April 3 a. 9 , n
lnferH1eHt private.
(Ann Arbor ard Detroit. Mich pspers
please copy.3 af3-zt
POLLARD - Departed this Ilfe TuesIar
April 2. 1907. AZ $40 p. m, ar IFS resi-
dence. 1916 Tenth street northwest JANIS
u. POLLARD. beloved husband of laura
Pollard and brother n Mamie Henderson
Weep not for She dear departed
lie has anchored safe. Whers storms are
Ger.
On the borderland be has left u.s.
SGon 70 meet 20 part TO more
Funeral from Vermont Avenue baptist
Church. Friday. April 5. at I p. ~. Friends
and relatives inrited 70 attend.
sp3-2t
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Married.

MARTIN - GARTER - ia fsi.ii.7I5i5555s-s- 80.
MaTch - 1917. FEfJX s MARrIN =
AssAti =. - iiEEIs. both ~ ,VashiIleian
IT - aDafs@s Episcopal f.lufch l,~ fer
Geo SuEnel They aere $4,000 -
Alss Alice burfee ard Iiest RobeFt TEL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04

Suits, Coats and Skirts
New Suits OF gray novelty cloths
3 in Elton style. I IN pony. Jackets
are satin-lined and handsomely
trimmed. Sizes 81, SO, CT nF
and s. $500 values. IN
g. II. P......-..-.........-.- -
Fancy Eton Suits OF novelty
cloths. and one Of blue panama,
satin-lined and braid
trimmed. Sizes 81 IS, c. OH
and g Worth $500. , w
g. T. P---.--.---.-..........
stylish suits of blue or black
broadcloth and 1 checked novelty
suit. Choice Of Pony or fancy
i 5.isa SIS IS values Ssiai g I'M S0.0S
Collection OF new podel Suits IN
broadcloth. chiffon panama. cheviot.
and novelties Pony. Elton. blouse
or cutaway STYLES. Go nF
worth SIS to ss5. , IN0S
q. T. P--.--.-.-.'.s $780,
Handsome white French Serge
Suit in fancy Elton style. elegantly
trimmed with MORE silk and silk
braids and taneta lined. Slightly
soiled from window display. but may
ss5qe s4s' Value s's-'S g Sl2.05
odds and ends OF Spring Coats.
worth to $I2 Materials are fancy
mixtures, in "A lengths. and English
Covert and black broad co nE
cloth. IN short jackets. p u
9. T. P-..-..-.........--..- -
covert Cloth Jackets. made in
box or fitted style with strapped
s ss9ms- $500 ll rSiae. with 81 OF
c. T. P...-................. -
The fashionable new hip Jackets.
tailored with p straps IN corset
effect, and satin-lined- Ct nE
Worth Sl200. y
u Coats Of black tafreta silk in
Eton style lined with white or gray
satin Trimmed with G 0c
braid. in vest effects. s. pa
value G. T. P..-....-..--
Black Panama Skirts in box
Dleated, fun Killed. or knee-kilted
style, trimmed with q n y -
straps and buttons. y
Worth s. to $40 G. T. P. -
70 Skirts of elegant black Sieilian
and 1 of blue, in the most approved
closely pleated effects. q n kE
Worth 800 oZ.4O
G. 4. P..-...-.-..-------.-.
Is Stylish Skirts of black Panamas
or Sicilians and light and dark gray
mixtures in several ef- GO A.
fective designs. Worth y IA
S. and s. G. T. P.-....- -
Handsome SO Spring Skirts Of
black, blue. brown, and gray pam
amas. and black wolfe. made in box
or side-pleated or kilt kF Or
ed styles.
O. T. P................ - = -
Splendidly fashioned skirts. OF
black chiffon taffeta. in regular
and extra sizes, showing q n nE
elaborate pleated effects. Ok u
SIPS values. @. T. P. -
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WOmen'S l5C Vests, lOC

These are extra sizes in elastic
ribbed gauze vests-fuH length and
well made Neatly taDed at neck.
Seconds OF 15c goods, only slightly
imperfect Special. 10c.
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Millinery Specials

-
Underprice purchase Of new Burnt
Tor women. misses and /Nf
children. SLB values. q. 0O
I. P..-...----..---.---... -----.-..- ~
Mammoth assortment of Daisies of
every color and kind. priced at sSe,
69c, 4Sc. SEC, and sc A special F,riz
Gay value Is a lot OF siX-spTay daisies
with yellow or brown centers = - Z
and full foliage; worth soc
u / p. ....---.-----.-. -
Beautiful imported X q n d-m ade
Roses, with bud and foliage Choice
OF twenty distinct shades IN xnF
best $.o5 qualities Q. T. AQ
Stylish selection OF Satin Straw
Flats in all colors: adapt Fnr
able 10 all the new shapes NQ
500 values. C. T. P.---..--...O/
Lot of $3.50 Untrimmed Hats OF
satin straw. in mushroom. sunbeam,
Montauk. and Jaunty two-piece styles.
Shades are burnt. leather. n n
natural, and the new blue
q. t. P..----------------- .--------~ -
S1o3 Ready-to-wea- Hats for
women, misses, and children. Made
OF satin braid straWs. and Lnc
trimmed with velvetS and O0
quilts. @. T. P.......-.-...-.....S -
Fresh shipment of Rough Straw
Sailors, in black and white The
popularity Of sailors will 0OC
acceptable at. 6. T. P---..---- = -
IS Beautiful Trimmed Hats, worth
from s. to IS Newest
creations. most expen- CO nE
sively trimmed c. T. ,
F......s-..-.,..------- -