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The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
EXPERT HORSEMEN
TO JUDGE EXHIBIT
Notable Entries Will Com
pete for Prize Cups.

Invitations to act as judges at the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show, TO be held
here May t. ) and ., are being sent out
by the executive committee to expect
horsemen-men who have judged the
horse shows at Madison Square Garden.
in New York, Chicago. Atlanta, and other
horse show centers-wiIl serve in the
ring here.
Military experts will he prominent. as
there are to he five military classes.
These have been arranged 50 thn War
Department may learn the character of
available horses in the country.
All five Of the military classes will be
notable One for stations will be the fea-
ture. Henry r Oxhard's famous string
will be shown in this class. Mr.. Oxhard
is a Washington man, having A stud at
Trpperville, Va. The stations of Mitchell
Harrison also will be entered.
Richard McGrann has offered cup for
the first prize in the class for hunt teams.
The cup will have to be won twice by
the same owner to become his property.
The cup which Edward r. Mclean Of
fered as first prize in the gig class at the
horse show last fall will be put UP in the
sare class at the coming show. Many
other cups have been offered for the va
riouS classes.
Among those who have subscribed re-
Gently to the $1,000 guarantee fund are
Senator Clarence W. Watson, HOllister
Chapman. Edward Mitchell. Robert Will
kins. Conrad Becker. and Lutz & Co.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
As Quickly as Water
DissoIves Sugar
About the Time It Takes for a
Stua1t's Dyspepsia Tablet to Work
On the Food and Bring Relief.
,p,.1 PACKAGE SENT FREE

There is no lons wait between the time
YOU take Il Stusr''s Dyspepsi Tablet and
Inc feeling OF relief i VIII bring to an
overloaded stomach. Il gets busy in jiry
and quickly sets things 20 rights in that
7ir,.d and disordered stomach 1t goes
right AT the wOTh OF diseStiRG the food il
finds lodged there and in nc inc at all
forming, the breath Is Swee.e .enHd. the
coating On the tongue disappears. and
yor are no longer conscious tAat you
even nave I stomach.
That IS one OF the chief reconTr enda-
,tnns for StGa rt'S Dyspepsia Tablets
that they don take Forever 10 accom-
nIish the Purpose for which you need
them. l. IS just as IL you put IN extra
stomach or two tO work when -ouTS
needed help. You cant continually over
load your stomach md expect it 30 al
nnd sulkv after awhile and refuse to So
on heirg driven 10 do double work You
r.lst rest I cccasiOnaiiv-not by starving
and tnereay wed kcnin= yourself pnySi-
,atIy but by T;=ing 4 StGc?tS Dyspepsia
I'ahlct 10 do the WORK Of dtgestius your
fcof-
,le7re7ts OF the natural stomach jcices
and viii alone and unaided digest rood
f;Ist tho game as The gastric juices. And
nothing could be more harmless :han
Us. tablets They do not affect the
systeip ia any way-do not cure any all
tni,t except as they digest food Use
Ih.rr1 freely.
Stuort's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold BY
al: druggists everywhere. Prize 80 cents
H. hox" A trial package will be sent /.
S,oi, viii write F. A Stuart Co., $50 Stu.
art Building, Marshall. Mico-
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31

Asserting that the business of religion
IS not 70 get m"n out OF hell, but 10 get
fc'I ont OF mn; not to get men INTO
church. but to get church into men.
and not to got men into heaven, hui to
get heaven into men, Rev. Ulysses G.
i. Pierce. Chaplain Of the Senate. and
,,as:or OF All Souls Unitarian Church,
where President Taft worships, held tn"
close attention of more thar 20 n.enl-
hers Of the Temple Club in an address
last night at the Eighth Street Temple
Dr.. Pierce said that women cannot be
driven from the church, as they are
altruistic, and for 200 years they have
been faithful to religion, but that men
have been driven from the church. "a
they desire something which il has no.
given in way to h0ld them
The function OF religion in life" said
the speaker. is to make us healthy.
am somewhat of a hcrctic, but J have
never been disturbed by tn" Lmmanuc
movement or the other similar move
mcnts. but tho reason that these cults
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Woodward & Lothrop.
Woodward & Lothrop.
BUSINESS OF RELIGION
DEFINED BY DR.. PIERCE
Not to Get Men Out of He'll but to Get Hell Out of
Men-Says Women Have Been More
Faithful than Men.

are doing or attempting TO do the work
they are. is that it has been neglected by
YOU and I. / can furnish, probably, as
many testimonials as to the help attend
ancc at divine service has rendered to
the ph! sical wcll-bcing of people as
these various cults. and no doubt many
other ministers can do the Sine.
Ministers are not often sick on Sun
day. I have been twcnty-One Years in
the ministry. and have never been sick
but one Sunday. and would not have
been then but for the fact that brother
minister was in the city who could preach
for me
Religion should teach US to get up
higher than merely three meals a day
and place TO sleep. 1t must teach Us
to buckle on the arEnor Of life. and live
the heavenly life here on earth and not
somewhere else Religion makes men
happy, it makes them hcalthful. and il
helps them 10 live q life OF usefulness
20 their frliow-nlen-'
Rev. Joseph L. Leucht, Of Newark, n.
J.. and Rev. Louis Stern also spoke
IsahbI Simon thanked Dr.. Pierce on b.
hall of the club, and called his address
Z hear1-to-keart talk-from MS heart 10
the hearts OF Ids hearers.
j. J. Kaufman. president of the club,
presided; George H O'Ccnncr sang. and
DR.. BydlOw ave . recitation.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
TO RAISE $4,000
BY NEXT TUESDAY
Impetus Given Plan to In
crease Clerks Salaries.

The executive committee of the COM
mittee of one hundred. which is raising
funds to carry on Il campaign for better
salaries for Federal and municipal clerks.
met al the Chamber of Commerce last
night, and after appointing each member
committee of one to solicit subscrip-
tons from business interests in the city.
considered the establishment of the pro-
motion bureau and discussed at length
the appointment of a director Of the
bureau. Several names were considered.
hut definite action was not taken.
The committee will meet again Tues
day afternoon at o'clock in the Cham
her of Commerce rooms. when it is prob
able Il director will he chosen. Many
{: the names proposed were men of ma
t,onal prominence who have made rec
ords for their ability 10 organize.
1t is proposed 10 swell the fund to at
least $4,000 by Tuesday afternoon. The
members Delegated to solicit the funds
were enthuSed over the prospects Of pro-
curing that amount.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
ARMY ORDERS.

Col. WILLIAM PACLDING. Twtnty tyfoufth lnfsn-
tn, will report IN Mai. Gen. ARTHUR MUIR
RAY. United States army, president Of an army
r,ti7nr boari at Washington, for cIamina ton
by the board
The leave of ahssncr heretofore granted Capt
STEPHEN NJ. KOCHERSPERGER, Second
Cavalry Is extended twenty days
Capt THOMAS A PEARCE. Faymaster, 10 this
city and rpTurt To the Paymlster General for
Temporary duty in the offce Of the post pay
master.
Send Lieut.. EDWARD 4 EyERTS. Eighth In
fsntry IS relieved firm treatment at the General
Hospital. Fcrt Baysrd. n. Mex. and will join
mis- regiment
Frs, Lieut. CHAUNCEY l. CHASE. Medical Re
serve Corps 70 Fort Oglethorpc, Ga. and
rrp.ort TO the commanding Oforr for duty.
First Lieut. ARTHUR o. DAVIS. Medical Corps
uron the arrival at Fort Oglethorc. Ga, al
Fir.. Lieut. CHAUNCEY l. CHASE. Medical
Reserve CorTs to San Antonio. Tex. and 10
rprt TO the commanding general. the naneuver
division for assignment to duty.
Each q the following named officers Of the Coast
Artillery Corps is detHled to witness the battle
rrs6ires Of the Atlantic feet. To begin April l.
ard will proceed 70 Fort Monroe. Va. fer that
rrrrposc: Mai. WILLIAM C. DAVIS. Mai
EDWIN LANDoN. Capt ARTHUR S. CoNK-
LIN. Capt WILLIAM H RAYMOND. Capt
LAY P HOPKINS. Capt LEWIS 8. RYAN.
and Capt CLAUDE Z. BRIGHAM.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
TO MAKE TRIANGLE
OBJECT OF BEAUTY
Citizens and Government to
Cooperate in Decoration.

As A result of the interest aroused by
the Brown Fairchild lectures. plans are
Under way for the cooperation of cit-
zens and government authorities for the
harmonious decoration Of the triangular
park in Park road. west Of seventeenth
street with the front lawns of the sur
rounding residences. "Wednesday after
noon Mr Fairchild and other experts in
landscape gardening met with the prop
crty owners and inaugurated this plan,
which. il is believed, has never before
been undertaken, and which should make
this spot an object lesson to the whole
city as TO what may be done by CO.
operation.
The enthusiasm is further shown by
the interest the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association is taking In the lectures to
be held under its auspices this evening
at S O'Clock al the Emmanuel Baptist
Church, corner Of Sixteenth street and
Columbia road. Beautiful illustrated in
vitations have been distributed bread
cast through the community. and illus
Irated placards have been placed in
practically every place OF business in
the community. Special invitations have
Leen sent to the members OF the asso-
citation.
The membership and entertainment
committee, OF which DR.. Wilbur l.
Wright is chairman. and the committee
on parks and parking, of which Fred G.
CuIdreu is chairman. nave been instructed
to be at the church promptly at 7:45
O'clock IN evening drcss. to act as
uSherS.
The Mount Pleasant Citizens Associa-
ton nas fo- one OF its principal objects
the better acquaintance Of the people of
Mount Pleasant with each other and the
promotion OF Eood-fellowship and neigh
uoTlineSs.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.

Lieut. Col. r Fl. LANE. A. A. 4 l.. granted
leave Of ABSENCE for seven days from date Of ac-
oP2Dce.
Lieut.. Col W. c. DAWSON. A. P. NJ. detached
duty ofsco Of assistant rsymaster. L. S. N. e..
San Francisco. Cal. on April l, 1911. or as soon
thereafter dirty general court-naTtlai Is
oxnpleted. 10 duty in ohics Of oSfcer In charge.
Ta1nastsTs department, q. :. NJ. c. Washing
ION d. G.
Capts L. NJ. GULLCK, R. C. BERKELEY. and
w H. CLIFFORD. appointed members OF gen
eral court-maytisI, navy yard. Washington. ID. u.
to convene March 2, 1911.
First Lieut. r. O. UNDERWOOD. appointed pdSe
airocsts OF general c"urt-martial. nay yard.
WASHINGTON d. c. to convene March Y. l9I.
Mai II. W. CARPENTER. retired. placed Oh hst
March a 1911 and ordered to his home
Cant W A. PICK ERING detailed as observer for
battle practice cf Atlantic fleet. reporting To
commander rn-chief March q. gil.
I,,,t. col u r. COLE. to Washington. ID. c, On
srcclal Temporary duty.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
NAVAL AVIATION
SCHOOL PLANNED
Officers May Be Taught to
Fly at Annapolis.

A naval school Of aviation probably
will be established shortly for the in
struction of several officers in aeroplane
work. 1t is likely that the school will be
located at Annapolis, near the Naval
Academy grounds. The Navy Depart
ment has received many applications
from young officers who arc anxious to
take up aviation.
Lieut.. T. C. Ellyson Was yesterday or
dered from San Diego, Cal. to the de-
pGrtment here for duty in connection
with aeronautical matters. Lieut. 20 Ely
son is an experienced aviator. He was
sent to San Diego last fall to receive
instruction from Glenn S. CI-tiss in
aviation. He has completed his course
of instruction and is now ready to in
Struct other naval officers in the art of
flying. II is likely that two, and prob
ably moro, machines will be purchased
for the use of the navy.
Capt. W. l. Chambers, who has been
on duty in the Office of the Aid for
Material. was yesterday transferred 10
the general board of the Navy. Capt.
Chambers is the departments expert on
aviation. Several weeks ago Capt.
Chambers was ordered to the command
OF the battle ship Louisiana, Of the At
laniic fleet, succeeding Capt. Albert G.
Winterhalter. This order has been re-
voked. however. because Capt. Cham
bers preferred to remain In Washington,
and to become I member of the gen.
eral board. He will retain charge OF
acronautical matters.
Plans for the military school of avia-
ton at College Park are progressing IA
vorably, and within a few weeks the
h. nCcnnipd The
field will be plowed and rolled so the
beginners will have plenty of space for
grass cutting when they first start
out Several Curtiss machines, and pos
sibly one or two OF the Wright biplanes
will be used in giving instructions.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Mrs. Letter Entertains in Honor of COL and Mrs. Colin
Campbell, of decentralization at French Embassy

Mass. She will stop IN New York and
in Boston en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. LIE Seure, Of Dan
vile, Ill, son-in-law and daughter Of for
mer Speaker Cannon, who are well known
in Washington. where they visit every
wear. sailed yesterday on the George
Washington. Miss Cannon. who spent a
few weeks with them in Danville, has re-
turned to the Washington home Of her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryerson. OF
Chicago, who have recently arrived In
washington for a short visit have taken
an apartment and will spend the month
of April in this city.
The Secretary to the President and Mrs.
Charles d. Norton are spending some
time at Virginia Hot Springs.
Mrs Sanford BisseIl. of New York. who
will arrive in Washington Monday. will
be the guest Of Mrs. Churchill Candec for
a fortnight Mr.. Harold Candee has gone
to New York for brief visit.
Mrs. A. H. Fowler has as her guest
Mrs. Charles F. Wood. of Bridgeport
Conn.
Mr.. Charles Taschetta, of Lcaven
! worth. Kans., announces the engage
ment of his daughter. isabella. to Lieut.
X. F. BlauveIt. Seventh Infantry. L. :
A. The wedding will be a quiet one AM
will take place in the near future. Lieut.
Blauvelt's parents. Mai. and Mrs w. F
! Plauvelt. arc residents of this city, ans
7 Dresden.
| Mrs.. Oliver Cromwell left Washington
on Sunday for New MEXICO and South
ern California. where she will probabl!
spend three weeks.
! Representative and Mrs. James r
Mann, who spent three weeks. al thei
home in Chicago. have returned to tn
Highlands for the extra session.
! Mrs. Dunlap mas been Obliged to re
| call the invitations for her reception hI
evening. on account of illness.
| 4 cake sale will be held at the Hom
| for Incurables next Tuesday. when Wis
itors will find all kinds Of delicious home
made cakes for sale. Among those VIII
will assist in the evenings entertain
ment are Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw GawleT
| Mrs. Blanche Muir DalGleish. Mr.. Charle
! + MYERS. Mr. Earl Carbaugh Miss Rub
! stanford. violiniSt, and Miss Pear
| Waugh. pianist
Mrs. F. F.. Andrews is visiting Mrs
William Rufin Cox. president Of IN
Society Of Colonial DANES in America
in Richmond. Va
The Arion Dameu Verein has arranG
ed for a chiIdrens masquerade. to h
| held at the Arion clubhouse. this ever
ing at o'clock. FRIES will he awarde
the best single and group masks.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
ONLY A DIRE AM.

went without dime and there lay for hours and
dreamed that John D. Morganhe, and wealth into my
Golfers sreamed watched speedy mnons flee to dump the
bullion banks and sleuhs forever walked with protect
ing me from crank The world forth its host of boes
mcncants in sered squad filled all the landscape out OF
doors tried touch wad And all the jealous pluto
Gratis were get away they poked sore the
Stats and kept humping, night and day. In solemn state
seemed sup eepess tossed upon bed and ntervewe
called up twisted everything said had pleasant hours
TO vile games loved before mounted guard upon
pile and counted sacks of gold and had friends had
mems hate and suspected other of owdown schemes to
swpe OF my long green, and then again had no conf
rades une aunts all kindred eyed TILL and changed
cringng ycophants that they might figure in my WILL And
the iov when from cheerful poverty woke ut
tered one long eadsonle scream Tank heaven
broker' WALT MASON
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
FridaySpecials in Wom-
ems New Knit Underwear,

Thirty dozen Women's Jersey
Ribbed Cotton Combination Suits
low neck and sleeveless, with tight
fitting knee drawers
Special price, 25c each.
Forty dozen Womens Swiss
Ribbed Vests. with low neck and
no sleeves: narrow strap bands
across shoulder.
15c each. Value, 23c.
And these remnants:
IS WomrT's jersey Ribbed Crnhinatjon SUITS.
with Low LICK and sleeves; I2cr trimmed TN
t-rlll drawers: size T. Reduced from sc TO &c
each.
y Wunc1'5 Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests: low BhcA
and no sleeves; lace o4e; Size T. Rciuced from &C
I9c each.
Main hrn--F 81
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31

Mrs. Letter entertained at dinner last
night, when her principal guests were
Miss Helen TAFT and Col. and Mrs. Colin
Campbell. Of England. Col Campbell ar
rived in Washington yesterday and join
ed Mrs. Campbell who has already been
the guest of her mother for several
weeks. She has been much feted during
her stay here. and yesterday was the
honor guest Of Gen. and Mrs. o. h
Ernst, u S. A.. at luncheon.
Mrs. Henry w Taft. wife OF the Pres
ident's brother, sailed yesterday on the
George Washington for Genoa. from New
York. She will go to Paris and Will re-
main abroad until June.
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand entertained at luncheon yesterday
in compliment to Lady Grey and Lady
Evelyn Grey. wife and daughter OF the
governor general of Canada. who are
guests at the British Embassy.
Mrs A. l. Barber entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Belmont. her
handsome home at Fourteenth and Cht-
ton streets. when her guests were asked
to meet Mrs. a. II. Fowler and Mrs
W. D. Bishop. of Chicago. daughter OF
the former American Minister to FRANCE
r. B. Washburn. The other guests were
Mrs. NacdC nald. the Misses SedSIey. MIS-
BaIloch. Mrs. Fleming. Mrs Day MrS.
D. Brockett. of Alexandria, Va; Mrs.
Charles +. Wood. OF Bridgeport, Conn,
and Mrs Ic Droict I-anSdOn Barber.
Master Charlie Taft. who is spending
his spring holidays at the White House,
was the guest of honor Yesterday of the
wardroom officers of the Mayhowcr at
luncheon.
Mrs. Anderson wife Of Medical Direc-
tor Frank Anderson. L s. N. Will re
turn 20 Washington carly next week from
New York. where she has spent the past
few weeks.
Mr. Allyn Williams. president OF thf
Royal Society OF Miniature Painters. OF
London. who has spent the winter in
America. and painted miniatures OF
President Taft Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, and many others. returned yes
terdav to Washington from Richmond
He will return to England in fort
night.
Mai. Archibald ". Butt spent last
night in Baltimore. and was the dinner
and opera guest of Mr.. John Philip Hill
who is a frequent guest in Washington
where he is well known.
Mrs. Gardner. widow Of Or. Frank 4
Gardner. of this city, has returned TO th'
suburban home of her son-in-law anc
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Maury Dove
ir.. at Chevy Chase, after spending som'
weeks with her other son-in-law am
! daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hume.
their country home in Virginia Mrs
| Gardner will leave in another week L
return to her place at Vineyard Haven
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Friday Special in
Youths Spring Suits.

A limited lot of Fine Worsted
and Cheviot Suits, in self-striped
blues, and tan and brown herring
bone weaves; also some rich grays
in choice patterns. These are new
models that fit perfectly and have
the proper shape and set to ac-
curately convey a young mans idea
of fashion. Sizes 81 to 36 chest
measure.
$3.50 each Value, $500.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
SKIN and SCALP TROUBLES
YIELD TO zEM0.
CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
FOR EXTERNAL USE.

O'Donnelrs Drug Stores are so conf
dent that ZEMO will rid the skin or
scalp of infant or grown persons of pim-
MES. blackheads dandruf, eczema, prick
lv heat, rashes, hives. Ivy poison. or any
other form Of skin or scalp eruption that
they will give your money back IL you
are not entirely satisfied with the results
obtained from the use of ZEMO.
The first application will give prompt
relief and show an Improvement, and in
every instance whers used persistently
will destroy the germ life, leaving the
skin in a clean. healthy condition.
Let us show you proof of some remark
able cures made by ZEMO and give you
Il thirty-two-page booklet how to pre-
serve the skin. O'Dopnells Drug Stores.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Tristan b. johnson Named.

Tristan 8. Johnson, OF New York. has
been appointed solicitor of the Navy
Department ny President Taft. succeed
irg -. II. Butter, OF Columbus. Ohio.
who has resigned. Ar. johnson is
lawyer and was graduated from Column
bia University in 1862 The solicitor OF
the Navy Department has charge OF all
legal matters relating 10 contracts The
salary Of the position is 1900 year.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Friday Special in
Linen SuitinSS.

Special lot of Linen Suitings Of
fered at less than half price. This
is a very fashionable material and
is shown in a variety Of striped
cfects-black, blue, pink and gray
on white grounds, and especially
desirable for coat suits, separate
skirts. waists. childrcn's dresses,
etc. The regular retail price Of
this material is SOC the ward, but
a fortunate purchase enables us to
offer it at the
Special price, 19c the ward.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Friday Specials in
Embroidery EdsinS.

We have just received an as
sortnent OF Beautiful Soft-hnish
Embroidery. in the new eyelet and
blind patterns, in a.! yard lengths
ONLY. which we offer at one-third
less than regular price. Very de-
sirabie for trimming all classes Of
summer apparel for women and
girls.
Special prices. 75C and
95c the piece.
NI,;z
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
NcN,mara Plans Court.

If the plans of Martin Mcnamara. pur-
chaser of the old columns from tine
Treasury Department, are successful. the
White House will be dignified in the IL
ture with a court of honor, as Mr.. Nc
Namara has announced his intention OF
asking that the columns be used in this
way. The columns are planned TO face tht
White House. on both sides of Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Annual Shad Bake Planned.

The annual shad bake and river ex-
cursion Of the Board OF Trade will be
given about the middle of May this year
If the recommendations of the executive
committee, decided upon at a meeting
YESTERDAY, to the board of directors, are
carried out. The following applicants
were elected to membership in the
Board at yesterdays meeting OF the
committee: Arthur D. Joll, Henry d.
Schmidt. ]. r Thomas. Fred Drew, E.
i. Walsh, and A T. Coumbe.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Friday Special in
Sprinsfield Rifles.

From our recent sale we have
left 25 /. S. Springfield Rifles.
These are absolutely perfect III
every respect and represent a most
exceptional value. They can be
used very effectively for decora-
tions and are excellent souvenirs Of
our last war.
Special price, $195 each.
Ecrrrth Hr.nr-rc-tb
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Mrs. Ellen III. Richards Dead.

Boston. March 30.-Mrs. Ellen H. Rich
ards, professor of water and air analy-
sis at the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology and recognized as national
expert on sanitary chemistry, died at her
home. in Jamaica Plain. tonight. aged
sixty-eight years. Her husband is Prof.
Robert II. Richards. Of the department
OF mining engineering at Tech and the
oldest alumnus of the school.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
viii Present Comedy.

Tho Triangle Club of Princeton Uni
versity Will present its new musical COM
cdy-. ''Sinioly Cynthia" at the Columbia
Tkeater On Tuesday afternoon. April Is.
The production is the work of under
graduates OF Princeton The stage crew.
electricians, and members of the orChes-
Ira are Princeton students.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
Mems Furnishing Dept.

II Mcn's Naturai Gray Mczino UndHshirts. spring
weight; size 3; slightly imperfect Reduced frun
$50 70 500 each
70 dozen pairs Mn's Fine LlSter Gauze Lse
Seek. N cadet, tan, burgundy. slate. and dark
Crsn; sizes g. IS1z and IL Reduced from sc 10
&c; 2airs for S.m.
II Mems Hc-nstitched Linen Handk1chiefs, smiled.
Se6aced from ISc each 10 for &c
IS Mca's Hrrntitcired Linen Handkerrhiefs. soled-
Reduced ron &c and sc each to for &c
% Mems He.rsitc1ioi Lincn Hardk crrhiefs, slied
Reduced from Soc 70 &c each
Main fooY-P 81,