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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
HELP IS NOW
ASSURED

Assistant Postmaster Colkett is
In receipt Of q letter from G. n.
Waters superintendent 81 salaries
aud allowances In the office Of the
first assistant postmaster general At
Washington. u. O.. informing him
that Seattle has been placed first on
the iist for consideration relative 70
additional appropriations
The letter also stated that Erwin
~ Thorp. superintendent % the city
delivery division. Will be ssnt 10 this
city early IN the spfins 10 iavesti-
gate conditions
Mr. coikest stated this morning
that they were well caught up with
the letter mail held up BY the rail
roads ard expect % tlnar up q coed
deal ~ the paper mail In the usxt
few days
while the five additional clerks
allowed this affiec have been placed
On duty. owing TO their laexpesisnee
they are Of little help. The burden
Of the work resting ou tho regular
clerks some % whom are beginning
% show signs q the hard work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
CANTATA DANIEL
WILL Be GIVEN

A sacred concert. iueladiuw the
santsta Daniel viii be niven ~
TIE ouees Anne N. r ehufch to-
mofrow nixtt. The following viii
sing the important rules IN the can
tata which will be the second part
of the prosfams
Queen. AFa r. C. Jsnner. So
prano. king. Louis svsfs. bass. ais
ter. MvH u. l. Mifflin. contrallo.
Daniel W. Brown. baritone. Ana
rsah. n q. Roberts tenor. herald. =.
Peterson. tenor accompanies. Miss
Peterson. NHa Emory I. FyisF sna
Aiss Ronss. aircctof. FfsdsSie 6
King
The first part OF the program vii
be as follows
Chorus This Radiant Morn
solo. In Heavenly f.evs AbialnR.
Mra tennsr. quartet Lad Kindly
Light" Miss Israel Miss Mutt. Mr..
ksnx. Mir searz. solo. 20 Love ID.
Vine" Mrs. Mlffiln. quintet. ~IEark.
Hark Ny Soul Miss Israel. Mrs
teuusr, Miss Mutt Mr. King. ME
EVaf1
Owing 90 the length OF the pre-
gram the concert viii begin prompt
y At o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
The
New Coats

Have made good impress
sion. A good many of them
have already been sold, but,
as there are about twenty
five different styles and
something like two hundred
Coats in the assortment,
there are plenty left for your
selection. Ladies and
Misses Covert Jackets
ihree-qusrter length Coats,
in fancy novelty mixtures,
and full length Rain Coats
in the wanted gray shades.
Prices are exceedingly mod
crate. All sizes from 81 to
A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Val.
Lace
Special

More than two thousand
yards OF fine new Val. I.aces
will go on special sale to-
morrow morning at a big
saving. There are both
Edges and lnsertings. and
they come in widths from
one-eighth TO two inches. All
sorts OF patterns and pretty
designs to choose from.
These just CAME in yester-
day. We bought them at a
bargain, and we ehecrfully
hand a large part Of our good
luck on 10 you. Regular
prices would naturally be Ioc
TO 3oe a yard. The special
price tomorrow is only Sc a
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 70
After battle which has been ing
on continuously for two years and
half the Western Pacific railroad
has At last won terminal facilities
on the waferfrono Of Oakland. and
now has access to this city.
This f. a decisive . victory for
Gould over Hartman
Hartman has dominated the rail.
road field here for years. and the
Southern Pacific has been IN poo.
session Of the Oakland waterfront
Tor all that time
There has never been real rail.
road competition IN California. and
the coming OF the Western Pacific
will be welcomed BY shippers all
over America.
About is years ago tho Spreokles
Interests built line from Bakers.
field 10 Stockton. which was 10 be
the foundation Of competitive line
In this state That competition tiid
not materiaiixe because the Santa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
HUNTERS ARE CAUSING
REIGN OF TERROR

safety another sprinklink Of shot
struck him
William lee. who lives On the
water front Was struck By shot IN
the breast
". ". Quinn. who conducts a
chicken ranch near pontisc. has
Lost innamerable fowls BY dogs be.
longing to hunters and today he
stated that he came 10 seattle Tor
the express purpose Of pufchaaing
firearms and that In the future ans
dog trespsssinE on his property and
kliilns hlN chickens would be forth
with sent on the road TO the dox
heaven
II Is now up 20 the hunters 10 be-
ware Of dolngs around Pontiac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
SUSPICIOUS TRy5 Is
LOCKED Up

Suspected % having barElarixsa
the l. r. T. saloon, FIRST Az. ard
blanchard #. last Friday night. and
carrying away the cash register
small amount OF cash.
Tom Jenkins. coiursd bootblaek
" u. Mcdonald. a colssed porter
ard 4. \. Majors. q waiter. were ar
rested az AS o'cicek this morn s
ing BY Sergeant stuart ard Patrol
men Burnsii and HsfpsrIinck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

Seattle Stars Exclusive ssrvioe.l
NEW YORK. Feb, ls.~-i.ady
Francis Cook believes that the tao
ties Of the celebrated suffragettes
OF London will win the riEht TO vote
for the women Of America. So
Lady Cook aimed her batteries ON
the biggest figure on the horizon
President Roosevelt and boldly
stormed the citadel OF the white
house
Lady Cook. better known as Ten
nessee ciAfiln. seeks TO have the
10Th and 18th amendments 20 the
constitution changed 30 that
women are given the same rights
as those accorded negroes She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
nxrnc RESIDENTS HAVE
sxEs SHOT By THOSE AFTER
BUCKS AHo People KEEP TO
rnEla HOUSES.

ns<k hunters are ssrrorixing the
msa4ass near Pontiac AZ the north
n ED u Lake Washington. Two
nc have been struck BY flying
III zkcl. women have been chased
b. der houses afraid OF being hit
~ small boys have kept 20 the
pnzsAess. too scared 20 venture
- ssaer cover.
k<<ia<nis ia that vicinity state
~ he scores Of duek hunters
At tsxards the shores Shi fe~
4 o. people leave their houses a.
~ ere afraid Of the impefuoua
lnt<Fs uho disregard the rights Of
H><rz
7 EeHar. one Of the old residents
tRenfiae. while shfnglinx hts roof
fHf<rtay was hIt In the back BY
1T shos and before be could seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
SUICIDES
BROTHER

chief Of Police wappenatein this
morning received = letter from Mrs.
D. l. wit Of Allegheny. Penn. In
which she requests the chief 10 try
and locate a lawyer named Hnmil-
ton. said 20 reside ia or near Sc
attic. Hamliion's brother. Robert.
committed suicide Feb. =. and his
body IL held AZ the PistaburK. Pa.
morgaa pending the finding Of
Hamilton. Who vas last heard of a.
living IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
0RAT0RIcAL CONTEST

Friday morning at 10 o'clock an
orafofieal contest will be held At
the high school under the auspices
% the aons ~ the American Rev
olution. This IL the third year that
a contest o. this Kind has been held
at the local high school. and each
year brings greater rivalry between
the contestants. OF the ts pupils
who submitted ofationH. six have
been selected Co deliver their com
positions ON washington's birth.
day. 40 follows
Ralph Knapp. Battle Of Bunker
Hlii"
william Parker, James wilaon"
Prank Foisle. George Washing
ton
Jessie Boulss. Alexander Hamii-
ton
Margaret Michael. Women Of the
Revolution"
Arthur Harris. Lafayette"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
AUTO MEN VICTORIOUS
IN COUNCIL

bili vent through with the auto fee
for the first hour o.. and subse-
quesg hours. -
Hacks per hour are 90 be sibo.
81 90 sxtre Tor lowering Of tops hf
ter htrp Theatera. etc. within two
miles. o.. one or two persons
Three OF foar. ts. eaeh additional
mile. o. Lake View or Mount
Pleasant csmeseFiea. o.. CALVARY
and Oak Lake. f7sq. Hacks. one
OF more persons within half a mile.
80 cents one person over one mile
or within two. O.. each additional
mile. So cents For every mike
over tuo mites. one person. o..
each additional person. % cents,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
GARBAGE OUT
ON 20 YEAR CONTRACT
CHARGE OWLS WITH
INFRINGEMENT

The executive Nest of the new
brotherhood OF Owls az walla
Walla has received a report from
South Bend. Ind. from an organls.
alton said to exist there. which
claims that tho new organization
has infringod upon ita copyright
H. l. i.eavitt. executive of Neat No.
|, declares the contention Of the
Eastern organization h absurd. aud
merely prompted BY jealousy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

The hack and automobile ordin.
anes passed last nIKht The auto
men won their fight before the
committee IN tho afternoon std
ney Hansard. partner with joe
schiumpf IN the operation 81 an
auto for hire. and NJ y nentou. Of
the broadway Auto company
showed the committee.
In the operation Of the 6chiumpf.
Hansard machine from the 18th Of
July last TO the Tth of February,
the total earnings wefo ta.i0s 80
aud for ths same time the dts.
burnementa were te.9tG The
broadway company has taken off
the street all its machines Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

thinks that the enfranehlsemepi OF
women viii give 90 President
Roosevelt hts greatest claim 10
fame She says;
Everyone wants 20 rise IN the
world. President Roosevelt, I'm
sure. won't mise the chance TO DO
good 10 more than half the popals'
iion aud make himself greater even
than iIncoin"
For years Tennessee clafiin has
been working hard for woman's
suffrage Her marriage aud aubse-
quent residence In England al the
wife % a member 81 the British
pesraEe has not dlrnmed her am
billion TO help tho women OF
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

Don't worry about the
snow blockade. We've the
most charming lot OF new
spring styles in Dress Skirts
10 be seen in the town. They
came straight through from
New York. too. Better ma
tefials or better styles are
not to be had in any city.
Prices arc just as low as they
ought TO be for such splendid
garments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Stylish
New Hats

The freight blockade has
not cheated us out Of a show
ing OF the new Hats for
spring, and tomorrow morn
ing thirty-five Of the newest
models will be here ready for
your criticism and selection.
All We can say is that each
Hat is perfect gem and
charming beyond deserip-
ton. That's our opinion.
We look for yours tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

and parcel Of the railroad trust nov
dominated by Hartman. and per
arrangement was allowed "a goi &C.
eeas 10 San Francisco There has
never been since the Santa BE has
been running into San Francisco
any healthy competition
Two aud a half years ago Gould
commenced 20 build the Western
Pacific IA California. bat Hartman
fought him tooth and nail The final
battle was etsked out along the
training wall Of the estuary be.
tween Oakland and Alameda II
was along this wall that Gould
hoped "a build his road 10 q deep
water terminal
Both the Western Pacific and the
Southern Pacific established stand.
Ing armies 70 guard their proper
ties. There we're pitched battles AZ
times and the courts were constant
~ being appealed 10.
AZ last thu Southern Pacific Sc
cured a permanent injunction. aud
for time IL locked as II Hartman
was monarch of ali he surveyed
along the Oakland waterfront.
Gould never gave up the fight
suit was brought IN the United
States circuit court 20 dissolve the
Injunction Tho city Of Oakland
combined with the Western Pacific
in tho action because the injunction
restrained any corporation save the
Southern Pacific reaching the desr
water line
Hartman was beaten.
The Western Pacific can now 60
ahead and build its pier 20 deep
water and erect ia terminal
And. IA addition, the decision
gives the city OF Oakland control 81
it, waterfront. which n ie miles In
length. aud which has been tied ~
for years BY the Southern Pacific.
II looks a. II there IL az last TO
be healthy railroad competition In
California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
TURNS REvELLE's PET
MEASURE DOWN

Mayor Mnone last night vetoed
counriinsan Rsveiie's pet measure
ordering the opening aud extension
II q John st between Bsllsvue and
summit ava The extension pro-
posed would 30, be direct. and bene-
fits iherefrofn are not considered OF
sufficient importance ronmensur-
sls with the cost Of the Improve
fnsKt, according 10 the veto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
NEGROES
TO UNITE

The need Of linton and Co-opefa.
ton Ia the Race" II to be the sub,
Jet ~ an address tonight by the
Rcv, J u. fettigrew. pastor of the
eolorod Pilgrim church near sun.
nyside, Wash. az the eolorcd Hap.
tist church. Madison aud Eleventh
ae.
Rev reltlKfew IL one OF the or.
EaniscrA Of the Colored Cooper.
ative league. aud bis object In com.
lng Ia Seattle II to further Ia work
and development, lie is making
especial efforts TO induce hia PEG.
pie 10 buy and own their own
homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
LUCAS SISTER DEAD.

". ~ Lucas. president Of the
Northwestern Baseball league. who
left Tor his home In Spokane Fri
day night. waa called 10 Portland
to tho funeral Of sister. accord.
ing TO a telegram received today by
Due8aif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Silk
II aGeta
Ribbons

Fifteen hundred yards 10
choose from tomorrow in all
silk Taffeta Ribbons, in
widths from ? to 4 inches.
They come in shades OF pink,
blue, maise, cream, white,
scarlet. old rose, brown and
black. Every yard OF Rib
bon in the lot is great value
at the regular price, zsc a
yard. Just to call your par
ticular attention to this De
partment we mark them spe-
eial tomorrow at only 19c a
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

kaiser voiced n determination 20
strengthen 0efmany's armament
aud develop the colonies. lie prom
Used social reforms, and n modifi-
cation ~ the laws Of Lese Majestic.
and said he would respect the con-
stitntlon. lie violently denounced
tho socialists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


WASHINGTON. u G. Feb. IA
r. A. Baillnger. Of Seattle, recently
appointed commissioner Of the sen.
eral land office. arrived in Wash
ington yesterday. He called NJ the
Interior department and IL getting
ready 10 assume his new duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Y. w. c. A. MUST PAY.

The Y. W c. A. IL not 20 be
given free city iiEhia unlosn the
council passes the ordinance over
the mayors veto. The blli was re-
turned last night with the state
msnt from the executive that there
YES no authority IN law for the
grant az expressed IN the btu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

A science club has been formed
AZ the Franklin school with 70
members. Miss Aiice Van Doren
IL leader and president. Miss Rena
Pldduck. vice president. aud Harry
Rlsweii. treasurer. Lectures on
chemistry and wireless teisxraphy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

II the opposition succeeds In de
feating Thomson. it u expected that
the very next step viii be the intro.
duetion % a bill TO permit the farm.
Ing cut of the privilege Of collect.
Ina the garbage. The gang that
backed Mallen's plan for the buy
ms Of $4,000 worth Of horses and
the installation Of a collecting sys-
TEN. instead of building an ineiner.
ator. are very sore and IL IL con.
aidercd that they viii not atop AZ
anything 10 defeat the present
plans
Mullen's course II considered
wholly Inconsistent A week ago
he iet Il be known that he had
changed about and was willing 10
endorse Thomson's plan. he was
one Of the members 81 the finance
commltte. who returned . favor.
able report on Thomson's plan and
be signed the report go dld Bur.
nett and sawyer. Last night Il was
said that Mutlen had turned rsght
about face ana stood with the op-
position. Both Burnett and Saw.
yer. after signing the favorable re-
port \ week ago. we're last night
counted with the opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
...a,lous Proceedings Of City Councilmen In At
,.muting to Defeat Thomson's Plans--Foxy Move
u,ae Last Night and This Important Matter Is
lgain Held Up

sent 10 the iosat finance aud health
and sanitation committees. where
the opposition has ulx out of eight
members.
ellis motion carried with II the
rrutiso that the joint committee re-.
turn = report endorsing call for
compstilt~e bids for the installation
% an lncincfator plant Of 80 tons
capacity. and that the contractor be
required "a give a bond Tor the auc.
cessfal operation Of the plant
This practically meant the over.
turning completely of the Thomson
plan and the letting in of the lie
Carrie lncinerator. or any ether.
Rather than tie the matter up
BY an even vote. the friends ~ the
Thomson measure. after getting the
matter ~ inntraeting the commit.
tee stricken cut. we're willing 10 at,
Low Il to 80 60 the two committees.
knowing that they still held the
whip hand
The presence 81 men Ia the city
wanting TO contract on a lone time
contract FOR the collecting OF the
garbage h looked upon with great
alarm BY friends Of the ciy.bullt
lnelnerasor and aystem Of mualc.
ipal collection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
New
EmbrOid-
cries

Yesterday was a banner
day in the Embroidery Sec
ton, and hundreds of ladies
expressed their admiration
of the many new designs in
Edgings. Allovers, Insert
ings and Readings which we
have on display, and their
satisfaction with the fairness
Of the prices asked. It's easy
TO find just what you want
here at this modern store.
Lots Of room to look, and
lots of different styles to
choose from. Almost any
pattern we have in Edgings
may be matched with Insert
ings and Allovers. II you
arc not among the buyers al
ready here this week, you'll
be we'll repaid by coming
here tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

FREMONT, Neb., Feb. i9-Wa.
ter broke through the dixie south
west Of Fremont yesterday morning
and the city Il again Inundated
south OF the railroad tracks. The
Burlington. which resumed service
Sunday night. has again been aus.
pended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
David A. Farley Dead.

TACOMA. Feb. 1e.--David A. Far.
ley. a pioneer Of Pierce county. died
suddenly AZ his home In Lake CITY
yesterday morning Mr. Farley was
70 years old and had been resi-
dent Of Pierce county for 80 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Killed In Explosion.

MONTERREY. Mexico. Feb IA
A dispatch to the News from Las
Eapofanzas. Coahuila, says that l05
men are probably dead and many
injured as a result a Of an oxplo.
sion OF gas In the coal mine there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
Min Chanaes Management.

Blaine. Feb. 19.-lt Is reported
that H. L. Jenkins. Of the jenkins
Lumber company. has dlapoeed OF
all his interests In Blaine In that
min. and that II will soon be start
ed up again under new manage
mant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

"stsndard" modern bathroom win
add a wealth Of health to your
home and will increase It's selling
value a. we'll q. ~ Brown Plumb
Ing co. 22l Pine street. Both
phones. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
More New
w aiStS

II YOU want really up-io-
date and al the same time ex-
elusive style in a new Shirt
Waist. come here tomorrow.
Twenty-Five model Waists
came BY yesterdays express.
They arc made Of China silk.
fine Net and Lace. There
are no two alike. and every
one Of them is a perfect work
of art. They 90 on sale to-
morrow morning in the Shirt
Waist Department. Prices
range from S2.75 to
$500 each. In every in
stance less than YOU would
expect to pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

.......l 4. sarely brccdinE over
.,A.r. question and is only
-. a b. seen Il the combine
! 4. sIv council Is able to earn
/. plans Contractors have
a. CITY Il seattle fer the
- 49, = weeks working toeth and
rs and cause the council 70
~ y - e.safss that will ultimately
-. he xarhase into 'hesf hanas
teseAr contrse,
=. aamhins last nisht changed
- ..,,,es cnsirVly and, owing % a
=. unexpected and unlocked for
s - vas able 90 stAVe OF
~<,fsr aaa gain more time IN
= : xork out tts ends.
- - a. the lllneas 81 Council
xs'za. the friends of the meas
- II sAemselves handicapped 90
- skst they dared not call a
No
play the rarneost.
-. members Of the finance
~ls.ss Who signed a favorable
.s~se.iztloa 4 week ago. PLAYED
,s-srsal--or Il was believed
=. A. had.-And. had the matter
-, q a vote. Il Was aintost GER
,kss they would vote against
= nszxere.
L - IMPOSITION vas likewise In
- s.,s,ks Of the Outcome aud re
- frotn demanding a vote. A.
a z4aess on each side counted Mp
= scses Il would result In a tie
80 . ssven
esanell liee.un
- ,.ps.up u the opposition last
.ess vas made 40 Of the follow
. csn~ay. Mullen. Rovelle.
~~<,t aawyef and zblnden.
~ fAndly eoancilmcn present
-. c'riehten. Bowen. Hurd. Muir
= kesne. Reynolds and Morrison.
S<~sss. keisu, q Thomson man
~ posltioa q Morrison among
= rkemson contingent Was not
.~sris andsrstocd. nor vas that q
6ln.1<a 10 the opposition. and had
4. suarslgion Insisted on the vote.
- srah have loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
GOULD GETS WESTERN TERMINAL;
DECISIVE DEFEAT FOR HARTMAN

Your grocer returns your. money
" you don't like schililng's Best
tea aud coffee 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
NEW RE|CHSTAG
OPENED

BERLIN, Feb 1.-THE new
rcicbAtaE opened this morning with
the address from the throne. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
DISCUSS ANNEXATION.

The committee on leriaiailnn Of
the Chamber Of Commerce wiil
meet tomorrow 20 discuss the an.
nexation % Ballard 10 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
McCarthy's
More New
Goods

Yesterdays express deliveries left many more Of the
new things you have been looking for We still IN the
lead with big displays Of spring goods II you can't find
what you Mccarthy it safe TO say is not TO
be had in Seattle. These goods will be shown here
tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19

Even when II rains tldelsnds are
increasing In value r. Cooper
willis. lTa Colman bldg zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-19
New
Corset
Models

Spring models in Corsets
are here, and we have your
favorite make and the size
YOU want. Our Corsets are
all fitted by experts, and you
are sure OF getting just the
shape and style you want if
YOU choose from our new
stock. Corset Department
on the second floor.