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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26

Para casarse habia tenido que rom
per con Julia de Paw. viuda de un pin
tor, algo artista tambien. quieu
conocio en- 1858, al aslstir su marido
morIbundo La muerte de su esposo
la habia de1ado sin recursos, Y para
aiimentar sus tres hilos, tenia que
dar lecciones de pintura Sin embar-
90, NADIA pedia Il Lapommerals En-
dos amos no habia reclbido de Ell mas
que selscientos ochenta frances, como
10 atestlguaban los libros del medlco.
que anotaba este genero de cuentas-
Pero ella Sc conformaba. considerable
que no podia hacer mas. resignandose
ante la ruptura que preeedlo al casa
mlento
In dia de Juno de 1860. al cabo de-
tres amos. So presenta Lapommerals en
el cuartlto que Julia ~ habia vlsto obi
gada 4 tomar EN- el nlfimo piso De una
casa de la calle he Bonaparte. le reel
be con los brazos ablertos. sin sospe-
char los crlminalcs pensamientos que
Ie traian.
ii Lapommerais reanudaba In amis-
tad con julia Paw. - porque todo 81
plan que habia fraguado para coger
dinero. descansaba en- Ia docihdad dei
amor ciego de su amiga
Los seguros sobre la vida comenza-
ban desarroliarse Ell Francia. despues
de larga prescription, Y Lapommerals
pensaba utllizar las m1ltiples eomhi-
naciones que las Companies ofreelan il
sus clientes. Sc presento Julia co
mo el enamorado deedido sacar de
la miseria i la mujer que ANA Esta-
ba dispuesto proporcionarle una rem
Ia de 1000 frances sin arrlesgar NADIA.
Ella debia asegurar su vida en una ere
eida suma, Fl Sc encargaria he pagar
el SECURE los prlmeros meSes. Trans-
curridos estos la viuda finglria caer
gravemente enferma L.apommerais,
como medico. certificaria que su gra-
vedad era cierta, la compania de Sc
guros no podrla menos de alarmarse al
YER que tan pronto habria de pagar la
suma estipulada Entonces, Sc ven
dria a un arreglo, proponiendo la
compafia romper todo compromise me-
dante una indemnizaci6n de seis mil
frances de renta vtalicia. que ambos
amantes Sc partirian por igual.
Todo le pareci6 de perlas la viuda
del pIntor, pero no por ESQ dej6 de ir
d consular ell plan con un periodista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
San Juan Puerto Rico Jueves 26 Noviembre 1908

exigiendo la suegra la separation de
bienes. A los dos meses faliecia
Ell suceso no despert6 ninguna sospe-
cha Solo mas adelante, cuando Sc acu-
sa a Lapommerais de haber envenena-
do una amiga, Sc recuerda la sue
gra, que tambien murlo de vomitos, pc
TO habian pasado dos amos la autop-
sia no pudo dar pruebas concretas Y
los tribunales le absolvicron.
Hubiese no cometido este primer
crimen, sus esperanzas no Sc realizaron.
La herencia de Nine Dubizy no le pro
porcionaron mas que cincuenta mil
frances. Habia que segulr buscando
orc.
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LAS PRIMERAS HAZAEAS

La homeopathic estaba entonces en-
zodO su apogeo. Lapommerais compra
IN clientele de un anciano home0pata,
sin pagarle mas que la mitad del pre-
clio convenido En- seguida escribe un
tratado sobre la materia. y Sc entiende
con un Pharmaceutical para repartlrse
las ganancias que proporcionan sus re-
eetas. Mas no obstante este, ell orc
no Sc deja alcanzar; la fortuna sc lie
Enuestra esquiva.
Entonces, Lapommerais piensa en- ell
mAtrimonio Hacia dias que habia en-
fbablado conversation en- un omnibus
con Nine Dubizy Y su hija Ell dote
ezra de cien mil frances sin sontar las
esperanzas, el no habia desagradado
4 Ia muchacha. Pero la madre sospe
ssha, y para borrarla las dudas, Lapom-
Heerais finge poseer Ell titulo de conde,
~ tener rentas, merced varias accio-
mes titulos prestados.
La boda sc verifc6 en- Abril de 1861,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
COMO Sc TlEALTZO Ell ULTTMO
CRIMEN


I'm Juno de lsoss .lul1a de Ia" Sc
asegnro rn seis companies por una su-
ma tota de 2oo,ooo 1raneos bapom-
mera's enpezo pagar las prlmaS, pero
puso por condlelon que la viuda ie ce~
desc ~ ornehclo del SECURE. para no
perderio todo 81 una easnaiidad hae'a
que murlese anteS de realizar q nego-
co. Nuatro meses mas tarde, Ia Vlaaa
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llamado Lireux. muy entendido en-
asuntos financierosi. / Era SECURE ell ne
gocio ,deado por Lapommeraisf mo
corrian peligro de quedarse sin la in
demnizaci6n, nj iendria NADIA que pa
gar ellaG Fl perfodista la tranquiliz5
enseguida Lo 1nico que Sc podia te-
mer, era que La persona que pagaba
las primas desease sn mnerte. Pero,
como habia de desearla el enamorado
v earitativo Iapommeralsf
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I)ar1siNx XII q q

Beaury Saurel dice que ha visto
amerleanas heilisimas, espanoIas belli-
simas francesas belIlsmas, siendole
impossible. por consigniente. formular
an iuieio concrete definitivo.
Con menos palabras esta va consig
nado ese mismo luieio en- el antique Y
vulgar cantar espanol que dice
Me GUSTAV todaS.
me GUSTAV todas,
me GUSTAV todas
en general
Ahora bien la eopla no es applicable
IN 81 presente easo, porque Beaury
Saurel es seudonlmo de la sonora dona
Rodolfa Julian, ospecie de Jorge Sand
de In literature moderua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
SosadN halianoS en- tepritOHO suSbiacO
MANTOBRAS ALPINAS

Un telegrama de Udine, recibido en-
el Ministerio de Guerra de Italia, ha
causado cierta sensaci6n, aunque real
mente no haya motive para tai, ira
tandose de un case que con relativa
frecuencia sc reproduce durante las
manlobras alplnas, tanto en- la from
terra francesa, como en- La suiza en-
la austriaca.
Lo que esta vez ha contribuido 6
que sc de mayor importancia al hecho,
es que concuerda con IN supuesto ca
SO de espionaje descubierto en- la mis-
ma ciudad de Udine.
III septimo battalion alpino estaba
efectuando maniobras en- Ia frontera
ltaio-austriaca, y como en- todas las
manlobras de esta clase Sc habfan sdes-
tacado pequenos grupos de soldados
al mando de cabos Y sargentos, para
asegnrar el servicio de vanguardia
de tlancos.
Como siempre, el jefe de cada CRU
20 lba provisto de un mapa del estado
mayor debiendo seguir las instruccio-
nes recibldas del Official de secci6n.
Uno de esos grupos encargados del
servlclo de patrulla EN- los hancos. tre-
po sueeslvamente varias sondas.
cuando: ell jefe del grupo consult6 el
mapa crey0 encontrarse a unos $50
metros de la Inca divisoria con Aus
tria, que tenia orden de seguir.
Los soldados siguieron adelante,
cnando Sc les present0 un. aargento
anstriaco que con toda cortesia les
do orden de arresto dciendoles: eSois
mis- prisioneros.p
Los soldados pensaron AN momento
en- huir, pero su jefe, a quien en- repe-
ndas ocaslones Sc habia explcado, que
dado el caso 10 mejor ero entregarse.
OPTIC por rendir las armas despu6s
de Inutiles negociaciones para que q
Sargento austrlaco les acompanara nue.
vamente d la frontera. Sc pusieron en-
marcha, internandose en- territorio aus
trlaco, donde Sc les puso a disposition
del tribunal. por violaci6n de terrific
rio.
I'm .esta capital no Sc critica 81 he
eho del arresto, que es corriente. pc
70 se soStlene que un case De estos.
en- que es eVldente que no hay viola
cion Voluntaria, nj espionaje admisi-
bic, habria sido correcto por parte del
ohclal anstriaco que mandaba el pues-
TO mas cercano, tratandose de soldados
de un pals alIado, de conducirles sem
eiliamente la frontera despnes de le-
yantado el informe de rigor
Els indudable que estos pequefos he
chos, dlcen varios diarios, solo tienen
por consecuencia avivar la animosidad
que d pesar de todo reina siempre en-
tre itallanos austriacos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
ANO TO
4 los SuycriptoreS y!..Agpnte2

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
kxAci6n. no admitimos Atlas de suscrip-
korAs & este diario sino desde ell primero
noseadA mes. Las BAJAS Sc avisaran los
nfau 90 81: advirtiendose que las que Sc
dieren con posterioridad no sc tomaran en-
enanta nj surtiran -fecto en- la contaoiiidad
ha1ta Ell dfa 6ltimo del mes siguiente al en-
mne se goliciten.
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Hector Lcmaire tamhitn esta por In
helleza femenil francesa
- No conozco las extranieras dice
con sencilla Y candorosa ingenuidad
Fir general So observa, entire piro-
pos galanterias. reproches para Il
mujer ltaliana por N vulgaridad de
gus extremidades para la inglesa. por
In carencia de formas, aunque se Ia
reconoce el mejor color; In austria
"a. por su desproporcion, aunqne tie
ne los brazos mas beIlos los hoyuelos
mas tentadores, Il Ia americana por
demasiado empaquetada, aunque sus
lineas son ideales
Pero asoma una casl unanimidad en-
reconocer que la mnler parisina. con
TN huen modlsto Y una buena doncella.
que la vistan la acicalen, no tiene RI
val en- Ell mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-26
Numero 200

Porque la belleza hace mueho; pera
la eleganeia, la gracia, la distinci6ns
hace 10 chic.
Visto baeno, iverdadf
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Para nenyo Puech es Italia la que
hate "a record de Las muleres gnapas
Ella es continuation de In mujer De Ia
Greela antigua
Sc Ia eneuentra en abundancia 10
mismo EN- los palaeios senoriales. que
en las mas burguesas cabafas
In belleza americana es mas rara Y
menos pura de raza.
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soc | F I Y

the skating still
another bowls
exclusive OF
puts
kingdom o has
thatI
a
o
s
olte day and the hour SO does history Itself
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ahead of her class that, as ono Of her
professors declared there was no
second. Having obtained highest honor
and being Spoon Girl Of her class III
1905 at the Philadelphia High School.
speaks much to the credit OF Richmond
public schools, in which she had her
first six years training.
Rummnge Sale.
A rummage sale for the benefit of the
ST. Vincent de Paul Conference will
be held at No. 1901 East Main Street,
beginning on March 3lst. All are
asked to assist. and donations or rum
mage will be gladly received Monday
afternoon. from to 6 P. NJ. at old
Sacred Heart Church. or on Tuesday
morning, at No. 1901 East Main Street.
Vocal Cluss Meeting.
Miss Efeio Aylett Cofcr's vo:ai class
held their March meeting in Miss
Cofer's studio, No. go, East Franklin
Street, at $40 P. M. on Friday last.
Only the pupils are allowed at these
meetings. aud Those taking: part were
Misses shepperson, Childrey, Dean. Will
son, English, Wood Dansey. Kratz,
Allen and Weisiger.
These young ladies are in ,thcir first
year and did their first ensemble work
en- this occasion.
Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alvey an
nounce he engagement OF their daugh-
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she was entertained lav1shly By friends
whom she visited at these different
points She is now at No. CHS East
franklin street
Misses Mary street and Alice Doyle
have returned from delight.u. visit
TO friends in Savannah
Mrs Lizard, OF New Jersey. was the
guest of Mrs Bland Spottswood Smith
AT the whist tournament at Woman.s
Club on Friday night. She was also
Mrs Smiths guest a. the meeting OF
the Kate Whselock Whist Club yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Sarah C. Bayliss. of No. aols
East Marshall Street, is visiting her
sister, Miss Kate Bayliss. in Washing
tom
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Allen. Of
Erie. Pa. attended the whist tourna-
ment at Woman's Club Friday evening
Mrs Allan was thu guest of Mrs Bland
S. Smith yesterday afternoon the Kate
Wheelock Club meeting with Mrs.
Smith.
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The Lcntcn Season.

& The Lcntcn Scnson.
Never has a Lenten season in Rich
mond oecn freer from the slightest
suspicAon of dizziness than the Lent
OF the present time.
Probably the reason is that the
women az Richmond have been so busy
in works. of charity since Lent began
that they have not had leisure to be
dull themselves. and have interested
others equally with themselves.
AT Womaw1'scClub last Monday after
noon one OF the largest and most brill
liant gatherings of the year was held
to hear splendid paper read by Miss
Ellen Glasgow on MANS Moral Re-
sponsibility to Animals" Among Miss
Glasgow's hearers We're many of the
literary people of distinction who, of
late years, have made the fame OF
Richmond as literary centre. Miss
Glasgow was introduced by Mrs. John
S. Munce in the pleasantest way. and
during the social hour of the afternoon
had pleasant word for the many who
were brought up to make her acquaint-
snce. Miss Mary Johnston was one of
the hostesses. of the afternoon at the
tea table.
Much pleasant informal entertaining
was done during the first of the week
for the Marcnasn san Germano. who
sailed yesterday fer New York return
ing to Naples and from thence to Rome
Italy. The marcilese Is a niece of Mr..
Thomas Boiling, and had, the pleasure
of taking family dinner al his home
on West Franklin Street and meeting
her grandfather, Mr.. A. l.. Holiday.
Mr.. BoIling's brothcr-in-law. there.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Munce. of this
city. also sailed for stay of some
months abroad by the Celtic. leaving
New York yesterday. In their party
were Mrs C. G. Penick. Miss Mary
Clifton Penick, Mrs. Russell Robinson
and Mrs. Wexford Reed. Miss Avis
Grant who is with Mrs. John II.
Eagers PARTY. was last heard from az
Punta Delgada. in the Azores Islands.
She Will not return until August.
Mrs j. c. Metcalf directed the dis
russion of the Literary Round Table
at Wornnn's Club Wednesday afternoon
the book considered icing Mrs. Edith
wharton-s. .Fruit Of the Tree. and the
expression of opinion expressed lead,
ing TO "a ger and most interesting in,
terchansa of opinion.
The ten room at the Jefferson Hotel
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has been one of the most active fac
tors in the doing of Lenten charity
work ana in the dispensing of Lentcn
hospitality during the past week. The
young ladies directing the tea room and
their pretty debutante assistants have
| been most deservedly successful in
| their endoavors to augment their fund
and aid in good work for the poor.
The meeting of the Virginia Colonial
Danes at Woman's Club on Tuesday
next, March S1st. recalls the fact that
Mrs. W. X. Cox. president of tho society,
has been recently entertained by the
Georgia Danes at Savannah and Au-
gusta aud has greatly enjoyed a trip
to Saint Augustine and Palm Beach.
Mrs. Swanson's at homes during
March have been charming affairs. Mrs.
Palmer poured tea for her on Tuesday
last and the spacious parlors of the
Mansion We're filled throughout the
afternoon with many Callers, Richmond
friends ard visitors from other cities.
The whist tournament at Woman's
Club on Friday evening was we'll at
tended and most animated affair.
Delightful, refreshments were served
after The game Hostesses of. the
evening were Misses NJ. Ell Moore and
Helen Montague. Mrs. Basil Spalding
and Mrs. Arthur Cannon.
Tho Deep Run Hunt had fine weather
! for their meet yesterday afternoon.
jThe reception committee at the club
Irarlors afterward included Mrs. S. d.
! Crenshaw, Mrs. John skclton Williams,
Mrs. B. H. Ellington, Mrs 3. S. Hume
| Miss Clay. of Kentucky; Misses Mabel
| Walker. Elizabeth Johnston Martha
| Robinson and Alma Cecil
| Hurryinr to STATIONS.
i The week vii, start off gaily on
l Monday. with interested women hur-
iryins to their tag stations. and the
little emblems OF charity Tutoring
from the coats and ai3kets of the
many huabands ara sons decorated be-
fore leaving home.
Many ladies have asked for a handful
Iof tags" with the avowed intention
OF tagging the whole household by
breakfast time,
One deeply interested member of the
hoard, who will be in Monroe Park with
the hope of interesting the busy work
ers hurrying to business, then the
school boys and girls. and later on the
little children, who are fast turning
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4 st-
Monroe Park into living flower gar
den. will have a jolly breakfast party
Of her aids, three of the chnrming de-
butantes of next winter.
Many were the laughing remem-
brances when they found it necessi-
tated losing the last hour OF delicious
morning sleep. but they willingly
agreed to suffer" in the good cause.
The Instructive Visiting Nurses As
ISOLATION hope that by Monday even
Ing every man, woman and child, horse
and dog in Richmond will have
played tag
Those in charge of stations will
find a bureau .of information all
through Tag Day" at the. Nurses Set
Element, No. los North Seventh Street.
The telephone number IS No. 305-J.
Patronesses of the day will be Mes
derson, Caskie Cabell, Charles E. Whit
lock, William L. Royal. John w. Har-
rison, Harry Hazard. Hugh skipwith.
E. A. Saunders, Armstead Wexford,
Edmund Strudwick, Christopher Temp
kins, Peter Fl. Mayo. Thomas NJ, Cartsr,
John Shelton Williams. Alexander
Cameron l.. L. Lewis, E. o. Noting,
Q. Fl. Funston, Julian Hill, Z. NJ. Hoad-
ley, Albert Swan, a. Beirne Blair. f..
l.. Bemiss. Robert G. Reynold, John
Lyon. William D. Thomas. James
Caskie, Preston Cooke, George Benson,
John Stewart Bryan. Frank McGui9e.
Bowe. D. T. Williams, Ann s. Ruther-
foord George Ben Johnston, William
Trigg, S. W.sTravers, John T. Anderson
and John Dunlop Misses Cally Ryland.
Norma Paine, Lulie Noting, Maria
| Blair and Sallle Anderson.
con The Quiet"
ION The Quiet is the title of the
| bright and sparkling society drama to
| be put on the boards here during the
| post-Lenten season by Mrs. Swanson
Mrs. John Kerr Branch and the bellies
| and beaux of the town, to be sum-
1 moned by them to their assistance.
| The proceeds of the play Will go to
| charity. 1t Is to be beautifully staged
| and managed. and great deal OF
| pleasant merrimert, MS we'll as work,
| will be participated In at the rehearsals
! and the performance. The cast will
| take In the best dramatic talent And
4 beauty of Richmond, a place that has
always been celebrated for both, and
4 The presentation OF the play will ba
4 prominent among the attractions book
~ w WIG approaching season. 4
Easter Visltors.
Miss Roberta Ray, of New York, q
most attractive Young girl, will be the
house guest of Miss Zaidee Branch dur
ing the Easter holidays.
Mr. John Aiken Branch, Jr,, who
VIII return from Yale for Easter, will
nave WITH him three or his college
mates~-Mh. Edward S, Hail. OF Evan
s,on' M Mr. Benjamin Gator. of New
YORK, aud Mr. Hau, OF Mexico.
Miss Eaglesneld. of indianapolis, will
come from Sweet Briar Institute to
spend her Easter vacation with Miss
BESSIE Pace Jackson at No. 100 West
Franklin Street.
MISS Annie Gillian, OF Randolph-
Macon College, Lynchburg. VIII visit
MISS Grace Neal during Easter week,
Mis-. Robinson Honored.
Mrs NJ A. samuelson, OF Lexington,
Ky, will entertain at bridge on Tues
gay afternoon next March 31st. at No.
lloa West Avenue, in honor OF Miss Ed
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ter, Floyd. to Mr.. Luther Thomas
Wright. The marriage will take place
the latter part Of April.
Northumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Woodland
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr.. Lewis
Bryant Perkins. of Washington, D. c.,
the marriage to take place April 2Sth.
at No. 23s Fairfax Avenue, Client
Norfolk.
Personal Mention.
Miss Daisy Winston. who is visiting
Miss Charlotte Randolph Meade, of
Danville was guest OF honor at an Mt
tractive jonquil party, given 'ast Tues
day night.
Mr.. William c. snead. OF Los Angeles,
California. Is guest at the Richmond
Hotel. He is we'll known here.
Mrs NJ. j. Darden and the Misses
Darden. of Newsom's, sailed Thursday
by the Pannonla for Naples, Italy. They
will spend several months abroad. =
Mr.. T. Fl. Ellet. is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dunbar Roy, at Atlanta. TIA.
Mrs. William Ruffin Cox has returned
from the South aud will preside at the
March meeting of the Colonial Danes,
to be held next Tuesday at Woman's
Club.
Miss Elizabeth Willingham is back
in the city. after spending five months
in Alabama. Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Novelty Neckwear

monia Robinson. of Louisville, KY, who
is the guest OF Miss Carrie Pace Ncai.
At Woman's Club.
Mrs. W. j. Durham will be at
Woman's Club to- morrow afternoon
and Will read paper entitled "a Peep
Into the Orient
At the reception the coffee table
will be presided over by Mrs. Bland
Spottswood Smith, Mrs. Marshall Gill
liam and Mrs. W. r. C1opton. In the
tea room will be Mrs. John A. Coke,
Mrs. Jackson Guy and Mrs. Charles
Whitlock.
yagener-Clowcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cloves announce
the engag ement OF their daughter. Lot
tie Temple. to Mr.. Frank Arnold Wage
ner, Of this city. The wedding will
be celebrated in the home of the brides
parents, No. 1920 East Marshall Street,
during The month OF April.
Awarded Fcllowshlp.
The many friends and relatives of
Miss Mayone Lewis. of Philadelphia,
formerly Of this city, will be glad to
hear she has been awarded the
European fellowship by Bryn NIawr
College. which is the highest honor In
the gift OF the college. 1t only being
given to the scholars obtaining highest
standing for term OF four years.
Miss Lewis not only obtained this.
but the greater honor of being so far
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monia Robinson. Of Louisville. KY, who
is the guest OF Miss Carrie Pace Nca.
At woman,s Club.
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Untrimmed Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons and Feathers.

Special attention directed
Hats and Materials We specialize for the home nle Here she will
find her wants satisfactorily supplied imaginable those
who do their
hats fashion at
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ter, Floyd. to Mr. Luther Thomas
Wright. The marriage will take place
the latter part Of April.
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New Parasols

INCW dI dSUIS
Selected in conjunction with the new hats the
Parasols here create harmony that will appeal to
the most hypercritical.
Prices gradually rise from $1oo in pongee
effects to the finest silk at $5.75, and the variety
includes Parasol for every hat and for every
occasion.
Complete showing OF Chdren's and Misses
Parasols in jaunty juvenile effects.
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Will be specially featured and all striving
originality, designers effectively
steeatures have always Millinery
youthful faces Among the pleasing conceptions
Hats Special
Soc e8c, $1.5o to $500.
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