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New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY 4

- cor iTath 81, 90;
5ys-e~ = : sue-bscl1 leans Mentor Rea!Y 20
s102 coo ... -.
- 1905 Fl OF washington ave.
- ir-eg- Chelsea Realty % tcSAs
4L X firck Construction Co SSs2-oeo
BROADWAY. 2e2 + So : Of 4s'a Tisi: II: Gus 6asr
~,[- sr5 Trust Co loans Hotel rector ~
81 COO. COO
-zsD 81 G COZ Broadway. 1oox-4-ll' IT -
-s-s Title Insurance and 1rCs1 - -0a--s
--9-s-v studio CO S5u.oeu-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

The approximate amount az the liAR or
charze, to satisfy which the above-described
property is 10 be sold. Is SIS. 259 20. with In
ttYest thereon from the Tth day OF January.
1910. together with costs and allowance
amounting 20 S22f.Ta. with interest from
January 2sth 1910. together with the ex-
nenses Of the sale. The approximate amount
of the taxes. assessments and water rates
other liens. which 10 be allowed the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, paid
~ the Referee. ts S3Tl-iS and interest
Dated. New York. January Sl5t. 1910.
DAVID TIM. Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

The approximate amount of the lien or charge
to satisfy which the aooye-descTibed property -
20 be gold. is 81 0t0. SO. with interest thereon
from the Sth day Of January, 1910, togeth eF with
costs ard allowance amounting 10 Sl4S-36, with
interest from January Ii. 1910 together with the
exBerses Of the sale. The approximate ano9pt
CT the taxes, assessments and water rates. OF
other liens which are to be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out Of de purchase money. or paid By the
Referee is Sas. Al and interest The premises
will be sold subject a prior mortgage for Sles-
$50 and interest az i per cent
T)ated New York January 18th. 1910.
J. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN.
BaTa-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

= stv frame shcp. sox2o: James d Ne''
Is-ssf s5th st architects; cost Sso0
S1rers. Bronx Company on premises
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
LIS PENOENS-
FEBRUARY 4

Ah1
-.o-zz st 6s East. Adolph 6aewshd ast Lizzie
Yssee = 81 ftoreclosire o. rntg)' attorney y
ksslevgskL -.
1--H ST zl3 Esst: F5are,d Il Cohen t-Hslee, agt =
I7sbs-,s J N-olf faction 10 impress rFuso'
,.tto-1eys Cohen & B-os
s--B ST. s. la5 Fl " of on ave, 'eNy>-g; '..eS,
samuel \ NcGu.re aEt James taTleW tac.l,'-s @
- 5eterrntae inteTest), attorneys + iaI4IasA0
& Ersksne- -,
,,T,1roRD PI. " $. go II Of iI-d 3 s lVSA
100 CTeorse Spaeth agt Vincent 6e-i-s 6SsTI
- Il counter claim: attorney, p u Ir241@'1-
.,rS-z.RnAN AVE-. 6s7. Sophie EtlElceF ag.
---.st Realty co et 81 foreclosure CT u-'s' -
s-tr-rey. y : BorlSrc-
-osn ST : 2u5 Il ef &c are. ctS-uN-I1
'--.,T- u RoeEe- aEt Louis Coleman et a
r--s-,osJire # ratEf. attorney. Roeoer-
ALIEN st T. s. I50s s Il C stanton 81 10y -+.oa
- a. irreg: Isaac Cursor sgt JVsepn " a1"e
:, 81 t1a-tltioa}. attorneys. steFnees' 'ao0'-
s5r 6 Pollock
fsrsT ST as East: istdere D MorTison .-5t q
Iccss SckueTran e al (io-e--oS0-S -
sf-o-Te--s sIc-risen G Scllll-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
L LAWYERS.

Hsrrsrs initirias any claim. quietly. quickly
sestiea by trus,wortiy lawyer. Grsan, 1se Rro.t-
WAY. Room 60.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
pARTITION SALES,

SUPREME COURT, c9CNTTf OF 80 SEW Ey T0KA 6S51A3
parjf Lena PardL Vincent = Fepe 4Jid l-iela
t,e,,a ,7efrndanLs pursuance OF an lIteF4ocg-
TOW Judgment Of partition and sale, duly mace
eni entered in the above entitled action, ana
haarfng date the 27th day OF January, 1910. !
tbe lTn5ersfgned the reieree IN SAID luasAieht
msrned viii sal at puo!+c auction, Al the EA-
- srg+l sales Rooms, c 1+=l6 NeSey street IN
tSs For0IIah Of Manhattan and City Of New YORK
~ me DIST day of FeoruaEy .3ly. az t"@.Se
FLOCK Noon on that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy,
orrtfoneer the premises directed BY said Juig-
Toer+ TO be sold. and therein described as Ioi-
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
-if1ste wing ana being in the BoroISh 81 4laL-
bsff,n Citv County and State OF New YORK. on
H. northwest corner OF Bedford and LeRoy ttor-
-1srIT FlIrtJnl Streets fronting on BEDFORD
Sprest and containing ia front, 2e feet and on
IePoy street. 20 feet TO land OF Cornelius Banta
- IN fh- line Of Cornelius Banta. u leet
qbs,ce easferly parallel with Leroy Street y
go inches, thence uortheriy a an angie of
tS[-Tt-6ve degrees from the last line; II feet so
10 - leave the remainder Of the lo = feet. as II
80 1oyr fenced Excepting theTetron an alley
10, ~ feet wide and feet hlSh atons the l-le
~ -,-,e1i1ls Ranta's lot line 10 Leroy street
a-6 Iii the estate. right title and interest OF
f,,T,rE vested or contingent Of dover. curtesy or
The following Is diagram of the property 70
ba sold. It's street numbers are 4l-t0 LeHey
Street
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-zTTFSTTe5y IF vou desire ouy or sell any
kind OF business call on Us: partners pro
cured, patents sold. eur Gethous show results
Conway & ca 2a0 Broadway
IT 'GPE4T REDUCTION. printing % all
ktnds. we can save you S0gs- Johnson Prsss
successors t. Cail Press " -nI.o- 81
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX

x.-S0c AVE. Z e. coz Of castle Hi ave; 70
stv frame store and tennlt. = II : 1ss.I =
f-hs-ses Schsefer. il 4sI fremont ave- a4S@"
t10r. cost Sso0.
f1v-1e-- Eliza ScheIleu6erg. OF premises
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
Female

LTETFI c. LILO " 3---- - -, ar-7e- good
ers and learersi also NcIA gTs,- - 5t2 Nest
pay. steady wosk. e7@--s'
IyroaLEGy- --7se
makers wanted: good pas ,ssG s$sa'y yAppiy %G Masher
go - so. Tafavettc St. AGAR BlsecEtrt -
757z77=7f ~ TVERs-Esxp perienced bT@aell e,
md rse makers wanted steady .yIT wo.A. EI- -
,ay- v,o-iz given home / Ea 81. -. =
---N ~. = -. ,6rk good pay. =. Aipi Co. o.
West Houston - --------- -------i
ARTIFICIAL EFls9iaksrs si gsHtsq; d year woss
,.7-i s.ye2 h2.''S, 80 So' So West Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
EMPI oYMENT AGENCIES.

Golden Rule Employment Agency,
663 Sixth Ave.
House woman s1O, poultrymap, $50 butler,
s25 Hslp YOU get help CT emp oyInen..
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
LOST-BANKBOOKS.

-
zs.- - S777T -Ba1k5aoa No f7s7 al 81 the
German Savings Bank ia The city OF New
York. corner sth ave sae LtIS 81. lss2s1 ~ ~9 s9
against negotiating the same II not returned 10
rfS hank ar ths cSth day OF FEBRUARY. 1910.
duplicate will be issued.
T05T OR sTOLEN.--Bankbeck No. ss5 5Ss OF
t5e German Savings Bank N the City Of New
vo-t corner auh ave ant ls-h st, issued 10
Fsnnje Judsnrsann- AL persons ara cautioned
against negotiating ast5 9s a, rsb-.,ry NJ. Iaio
a duplicate viii oe issued
f-osT or sToLEN-asnkbooE No. 521l12 Of
ire German savings Bank IN the Ctty OF NeTs
work corner Attn ave and l4th st. issued to
Johann FrieF-ich schmidt Al persons are eau
Sfrrsd azafust reEotis ting TIE same. n not re-
,1,rns5 - Ire hank on the es,h day % February
I9IO. a duplicate vii Be issued.
TT7ST nv STOLEN -gankhoek No. 45e eiT OF
,G1 E-,t--art Industrial Savings Bank Pay
-yenf stoned Pjesse return book to bank No. 81
Chambers st
T0ST- aukbook No 575,s2 Bank for Savings
lso ath ave New York. Payment stopped
Please return book 20 oapA
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

BUTLER --ExperieEcnd competent active and
willing: IN private family, city or country; ex-
celient references; 500. Address Valet, 22i last
39d
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

Female.
CANVASSERS earn SIS weekly: call and they
~iIl teach you how: out OF town write Harris
Co. 1854 I'd ave
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS wanted at
once. Mrs pickipson's Cooperative Employ
rnent Bureau. 81 Madison aNe- corner 40 ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19

night at the Central theater with G1f-
ford Pinchot. late United States for
ester. as the principal attraction. After
spea king in San Francisco for Hiram
W. Johnson. Pinchot will make a series
OF speeches in the second congressional
district for William Kent, who is fight
ing Congressman McKinlay on an anti
Taft and anti llinger platform
Chester II. Rowell, president of the
Lincoln Roosevelt leag que. will intro
duce Charles II. Bentley as chairman,
in the event that Rowell reaches San
Francisco in time. The Grafton of the
evening will be delivered by Daniel A.
Ryan, one of the states abest platform
speakers. Pinchot does not make long
speeches. His address will follow that
delivered by Ryan. Johnson will be
present, but the managers of his cam
paign say he viii make no speech un-
less one is forced 4rom him by his
audience.
Frank Daroux got action for some
more real money yesterday. He laid
$500 to $1,000 against Hiram W.
Johnson. The short end was taken by
Matt Larkin, who, according to Da-
roux. agreed TO place another $1,000 on
Johnson at to 5. What Daroux de-
scribed as some easy money was his
bet of $1,000 TO 500 against Stanton's
chances. Bob" Cords of Fruitvale was
the Stanton admirer who got 10 to
for his courage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19

$500 coo FIRE-Whiting Ind. July 1s.-A fire
in the STANDARD oil compaDy's factory here
tedar destroyed the grease plant with loss
OF 500. 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
JOE BULLOCK HAS
A Fight ON HAND
San Mateo District Attorney
Finds Himself Opposed by
Young Stanford Graduate

Joe" Bullock. whose peculiar meth
DDS have made the Office of district at
torney in San Mateo county notorious
rather than famous, has fight on his
hands. Kenneth NJ. Green of San Ma
teo is out for the republican nomina-
ton for district attorney and is Civ
ing Bullock a run that is full of un-
comfortable promise for Bullock.
Green is a clean and capable young
man. He has been resident of San
Mateo for II years. He graduated
from the San Mateo schools and fin
ished his education at Stanford uni
versity. He is the son of Judge Green,
referee in bankruptcy, and his friends
say that his inherent ability is only
matched by his rugged honesty.
Bullock's fight for his official life is
apparently based on the charge that
Green is too young to hold the Office
that Bullock has managed to keep in
the lmelight Green is making an
aggressive fight and pledging the re-
publicans that in the event of his
nomination and election his every act
will bear the closest public scrutiny.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
TALENTED MAID
TO BECOME BRIDE
Miss Harriet Thompson and
Joseph Smith Will Be United
at Cathedral Tomorrow
Couple Going South on Honey
moon and Will Return to
Live at Palace

Miss Harriet Gertrude Thompson of
FRANK Thompson, and popular and
talented graduate of the Hamlin school,
VIII become the bride of Joseph Smith
of Sacramento tomorrow evening at
$3.50 o'clock at st. Mary's cathedral.
Rev. Father Sullivan will perform the
ceremony and the church decorations
for the occasion will be green and
white Miss Ella Evanson, cousin of
the bride, will be the bridesmaid, and
Joseph Lucey will support the groom.
The bride elect is one of the most
popular members of her set and has a
wide circle of friends, being an es-
pecially talented pianiste. She is the
grand daughter of the late millionaire,
Captain r. r. Thompson, and is niece
of Mrs. t. G. Daniels and Mrs. j. II.
Bromberg of Alameda.
Smith has for a number of years
been engaged in. the wholesale produce
business in this city and is now past
president of Stanford parlor No. 76, N
S. G. w.
After the ceremony the couple will
leave for the SOUTH and on their return
will take up their residence at the
Palace hotel. The ushers a the church
Will be Judge Van Nostrand, Justice
Benjamin Flood and j. j. Mcbride.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
CERTIFICATES OF
MARRIAGE DIFFER
On Seven Points Documents Dis
agree Materially and Law=
yers Follow Suit
Court Takes Under Amusement
Clapham's Plea Against
Paying Alimony

In arguing in Judge SeaweIl's court
Yesterday that August John Clapham
should be relieved from the obligation
to pay France Clapham alimony be-
cause he had proved she was biga-
mist, Attorney Frank Gould relied upon
the evidence he had presented as to
her alleged marriage with John Haden
in Brooklyn seven years before the
marriage with Clapham. No reference
was made to the three other men the
woman is alleged to have married
The fact that the certificate of mar
riage with Haden contained seven
points of difference regarding the
womans age, birthplace. name and
parentage, as compared with the GER
tificate of marriage with Clapham was
pointed to by Gould as proof that she
had lied in order to escape the possi-
bility of prosecution for bigamy.
Why does she not come into court
to answer the allegations?' asked the
attorney. The reason is that she is
afraid to submit to cross examination
on her record. 1t would be a scan
dalous outrage to send Clapham to Jail
for failure to obey an order for ALI
mony obtained in such circumstances
dS lillS WAS
Attorney H. TT. McPike, represent
ing Mrs. Clapham, took the seven di-
vergencies between the two marriage
certificates, not as showing fraud and
lies on the part of Mrs. Clapham, but
as proving the woman who married
Haden was a different woman from the
one who married Clapham.
Does she in her affidavit directly
deny her marriage with Haden?' asked
Judge Seawell
No, and she is not called upon on
motion of this kind to specifically deny
that maria ge." answered McPike.
rs not that a rather narrow view to
take of it?" remarked the Judge.
The position Mrs. Clapham takes is
that there is no evidence before the
court to show she was the woman who
married Haden, answered McPike.
"Any facts Clapham now has as to her
alleged prior marriage he had at the
time the order, for alimony was made,
and lie should have produced them
then. But there is nothing before the
court that connects her with that mar
riage.
Judge Seawell took the motion under
submission.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
EXCURSIONISTS WILL
TOUR GREAT NORTHWEST
Many San Franciscans to Join
Golden State Party

Much interest is being evinced by
the chamber of commerce in the Golden
state excursion of the Southern Pacific
company, which will consist of a tour
of Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia, leaving San Francisco July
26.
Notices have been sent to all mem
bers and an effort is being made TO
secure as many participants as pos
sible. as the trip will afford excellent
opportunity for view of the northern
country at its best. The chamber of
commerce. however. is not taking part
officially In the excursion.
The excursion really starts from Los
Angeles on July 25 and will come over
the coast line, the road of thousand
wonders. Stops will be made at all
points of interest and ample oppor-
tunity will he given the excursionists
to take in the best features of the
journey.
Including all first class accommoda-
tions the cost of the round trip from
San Francisco will be $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
STOCKWELL'SA COMPANY
WILL PLAY "MIZPAH"
Poetic Biblical Drama Will Open
at Princess Theater Sunday

Much interest has been aroused over
Ella Wheeler WilcoXs biblical drama,
"Mizpah" the story of Queen Esther,
which will be presented at the Princess
theater beginning next Sunday after
noon by competent company of play
ers which l. r. Stockwell, the veteran
actor, has gathered for the production.
The staging of the play will be excel
lent and the parts will be well filled.
The role of Esther will be taken by
Hortense Nielsen, an actress who has
won recognition in the east and mid
die west She is sister of Alice
Nielsen, the singer. William Desmond
will appear as Ahasuerus, a part he
has successfully filled before.
Others in the cast will be Emmett
Sheridan, formerly of the old Tivoli
William Thorne, who. has supported
Robert Mantell and the late Louis
James, and Pryse Mackaye, who will
reappear in the part of Haman, which
he created. The advance sale begins
Thursday morning at the Princess.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
EIGHT ACTS AMUSE
AMERICANS AUDIENCE
Lively Numbers of Acrobats,
Dancers and JuggIers Amuse

Eight big acts are on the bill at the
American theater this week. The COM
edy tricks of the Three Nevarros are
extremely funny. The team is of Eu-
ropean acrobats and the turns have
novelty and interest. Calvert Dean and
Leta Price in their witty skit. "A
Pleasant Mistake" amused the house
immensely, as did the lively act of
Tom HaVerly and EVELYN Wells.
Among the others who contributed to
the pleasure of the theater patrons
were Queenie Tilton, the singing and
dancing soubrette; Rose and Rose in
their novelty singing aet"The Indian
and the Maid; Perry and Edwards in
songs and dances; the wonderful Veo-
lette. assisted by Professor Old, in a
mystery act, and the Checkers in an
extraordinary Juggling turn. The mo-
tion pictures are good.
The American gives a daily matinee
and two evening shows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
BUTTE POLICE CHIEF
SUSPENDED BY MAYOR

BUTTE, Mont. July 18.-Chief of Po-
lice Winnie, against whom charges of
misapplication of funds have been pre-
ferred, was suspended from Office today
by Mayor Nevin pending an investiga-
tioh of the case by the police COM
mission. Although Winne's counsel de-
clares the suspension is in defiance of
the metropolitan police law, there will
be no resistance offered to the order,
it is said.
Three patrolmen, who. it is charged,
were involved in graft operations in
the restricted district. also were sus-
pended today by the mayor
Mayor Nevin has announced that he
will completely reorganize the police
force of Butte. IL necessary, in order
to suppress petty grating.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
COW GIVES ITO POUNDS
OF MILK IN ONE DAY
Josephine Breaks All Records
for Production

COLUMBIA, Mo. July 1S.-With one
day TO complete the first six months of
her years test for milk production, .Io-
sephine has a margin over the worlds
record for that period, about $50 gal
Ions.
Josephine is the prize COW of the
state college of agriculture and holds
the worlds record for milk production
for one day, one month and four
months. taking all three places from
colante's fourth Johanna of Resen-
dale, Wis.
Josephine produced in one month
1850 pounds. as against the previous
worlds record of 2,7S3 pounds. Her
record for milk in one day is 1902
pounds, as against the previous record
of 106 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
SHASTA CONVENTIONS
CALLED FOR SAME DAY
Republicans and Democrats to
Meet in Redding August u
-Socciol Dispatch 10 The Call

REDDING. July 1S.- The Shasta
county republican and democratic con-
ventions to name delegates to the re-
spectfve state conventions have been
called TO meet in Redding on August %.
Like conventions in Siskiyou county
and Tehama county win be held on the
same date in Yreka and Red Bluff, re-
spectively.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
IT'S CORONER" FLOOD
NOW, IF YOU PLEASE

Justice of the Peace Bernard j. Flood
has, in addition to his judicial duties
assumed those of acting coroner for
two weeks He entered upon his new
duties yesterday and will continue with
them until Coroner William ]. Walsh
returns from his vacation at Santa
Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
rNcHoT SPEAKS TONIGHT

The Lincoln Roosevelt lea gue,s big
ean Francisco meeting viii be held to-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19
CHoKED AND ROE

CHoKED AND RoBBED-Cliford stevens 1912
Fulton street. approached by two foot
pads his home late Sunday night. One
era bbed hold of his and the other choked
him and dragged him into Alamo square. where
they took S. and cigarette case from him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19

A rosebush in garden at Freiburg
covers SO square yards and bears 10000
buds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-19

TEMPERANCE FEDERATIoN-The federation
of Womens Christian Temperance unions will
hold a session in the Lebanon Presbyterian
church in Sanchez street Twenty third
this evening. when there Will he A program
of music and four minute speeches many
topics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

popular but the lighter 1aces, such as the
Orientals, Chantillys. lierre and valen-
ciennes will be especially in demand be-
cause Of their adaptability to draped
effects.
The chif1on-veiled effects which have
been so well liked in evening gowns the
past season are now being used in recep-
ton gowns and dinner frocks. Black
chiffon tunics over blue or green or orange
satin foundations are among the more
favored styles.
Evening gowns for early spring are
more profusely spangled and beaded and
glittering than they were during the win
ter season. II that is considered possible.
A mere man remarked the other day that
a woman in fashionable evening dress
looked like a streak OF lightning and was
as audible as a glass factory in an earth
quake But that doesn't matter at all.
She has exhausted the supply Of tinsel.
50 that now two-toned metal effects are
being shown in laces and trimmings.
Beads and bugles and cloth OF gold and
Of silver are found on all the more elab-
crate gowns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13
By
Rene Mansfield

dresses are russah ana foulafo silks. wool
voi1es and cachemire. The Rus
sian influence Is strongly shown in the
insistence upon a normal waist line. either
or encircled with a girdle, or
belt Of leather, or folds Of material. often
in a contrasting color. Though 1t was
predicted that the vogue Of tho tunic
would be fleeing many variations OF its
simple outlines are being shown. The
most approved style IS cut of at the
knees and Is either Of even. round length,
or falls in points below the hips. With
a short skirt the effect is not always
graceful. SO that tunic modes are best
employed In the more elaborate costumes.
Tho trimmings Of the palmer dresses
consist generally OF self-covered cording.
or braids in the cord or tubular effects.
Tho preference for the military styles.
with the side tapping Of coats and cos
tunes has brought out many new ideas
in ornaments and loops. Embroidery in
coarse silks and yarns. and cross stitch
ing is much used on dresses, and coats
also. It is predicted that laces will BE-
used to a greater extent than they have
been for years. Irish laces will continue
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

Sleeves need no longer be OF the same
material as the gown. Indeed they may
be different for each arm II one wishes
to adopt one OF the latest caprices Of
fashion. Lace. net. gold and silver tissue
and chiffon are largely used
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

Linen and lingerie gowns already give
promise OF unusual popularity. Pastel
shades in linen. hand embroidered, are
shown in many tailored effects. The prin-
cess lines OF the strictly lingerie gown
which were anything but practical. have
given way entirely to the full skists and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

belted waists. Madeira and Lorraine en-.
broideries are much used on these droaosa.
inches are seen One model has the body
Of the dress made OF narrow strips Of ALL
over connected with insertion with mar.
row gallons above the fiouuce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

Ginghams such these cheap.
Fine dress bingham look like the 5e kind, only 1oe yd
Fine dress enehams, elegant CLOTH only 12c yd
in earnaby Falkland zephyrs, mind you. only yd
Fine imported French gnghams ............. Csc yd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-13

ME-. LA MODE is no respector
Of history, chronology. nor sea-
sons. In less than a twelve
month she has stepped airily
out Of King Dagobert's toy
gerry into the c1lirasa Of tina