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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23

Iiamsburg, WAS made chairman OF The
executive committee. and Thomas Is.
iVey, OF this city, secretary. others
attending Were: l.. Is. wharton, OF
Richmond; Dr. w A. Gordon, OF ELL
ston. Dr. r. s. Grihith, of Basic City;
Atcto. f1andrurn, nf byhctbars. and 4.
Gray Hadden, of Richmond.
Royal Arcanuin.
Following its meeting last night
ROYAL Arcanum Council. No. 7o5, en-
1oyed q banquet at the New Shirley
hotel. Short talks were made by
]. H. Blanks, X. l.. Brunei and w.
7. Parhafn.
City Taxes Paid.
The total amount of Stats taxes
paid In AT the Office of City Treasurer
w f. Ramey up to this time is be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. accord
ing 10 announcement made by Mr..
Ramey. on taxes not paid by De-
cent her list. penalty and interes, must
be paid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23
SUBSCRIPTIONS PASS
FORTY THOUSAND MARK
Continued from first page.l

tContlnued from nrst page.)
tain. $500: division 10. w. Frank
Powers. captain. $500; total for the
committee. 1925.
business mems committee, John
Stewart Bryan, chairman--Company
A. John Garland Pollard, captain.
3275; Company c. DIR. e. n. Rudd
captain. $245; Company ID. A. M
Clover. captain. $3.50; Company e. s
p. Jones. captain, $225; Company r
X. 8. Tuck. captain, 800: Comp IN,
q. S. 8. Rosendorf. captain. 3l00;
Company !. c. B. Richardson, cap.
tain, $3.50: Company X, W. l.. Ao.m
son. captain. $500. Total for COM
nittee. ss.l45.
Woman's committee, MIRA J. Scott
Parrish. Standardization 2. Mri
H. w. White. captain. $l35; divi.
sion 1, Mrs o. J. Sands. captain
800; division s. Mrs. n. Blanken.
ship. captain. $3.50; division 8. Mira
s. H. Bemiss. captain, S266; division
s235; division 3. Mrs. Clarence Ca.
dot. captain. 1886; division 10. Mrs
John G. Miller. 1895; Mrs. Walter
Christians division. 1865: Mrs. ELL,
Tolbert's division. t240. Total 1oi
committee. t2.ll1.
Young women's committee, Mia.
Katherine Halves, chairmAn--Com.
pany A. Mrs. J. r. Robinson, captain
$219: Company b, Miss Luc, AaSUn
captain, 1905; Company c. Mira Amos
Cover. captain. 1895: Company u.
Mrs. w. @. Crenshaw. captain. 137,
Company e. Mrs. +. p. Bryan. cap-
tain, 3246: Company r, Mrs. T. A.
Cary. captain. $ibs: Company G.
Mrs. r.. 9. Cabell. captain. t1s0:
Company H, Mrs. Frank Duke, cap
tain. SOS; Company ]. Mrs. Charles
Messer. captain. $50: Company K.
Mrs. J. r. Ryland. captain. 80. To-
tai for committee. 1854.
Clocks Erected.
At Seventh and Broad streets ana
Tenth and Main yesterday huge
clocks were raised on which NOV
able hands are made to indicate ths
amount raised, az reported at the last
midday luncheon. Yesterday tns
short hand. indicating the day Of the
campaign, the first. pointed to Mo-
vember c2. and the long hand. indi-
eating the amount raised. pointed to
$4,000.
Headquarters.
Campaign headquarters IN one OF
the busiest places In the city. Man
ager Williams has a corps Of a dozen
or fifteen assistants. and every one
IL kept busily employed. AZ the city
directory and other sources Of in
formation are being infinitely search
ed for names there will be few who
will escape solicitation.
Losing No Tinac.
Following the midday luncheon
yesterday the canvassers renewed
the canvass. temporarily suspended
while the luncheon was in progress.
Canvassers are not desired at head
quarters. a. placard conspicuonsly
displayed says: THE bee that gets
tho honey mover hangs around the
hive"
Encouraging reports are expected
at todAy's luncheon for workers at
o'clock at the old Y. NJ. G. A. build.
ing. Ct Sixth and Main streets Yes
terday the ranks OF some Of the com.
panies and divisions were not entire.
" complete, but II II expected that
there will be q worker FOR Svery
place today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23

-I4S@4g- III. -.-A4-A L4-AAaA -nNA Il Gail
years. uaNsn.eE al Az. ANA M! =.
l. tIafIes ne!s, olea sUdueniy lass
nis4l at the IaIal4y uome ga t'fpFe
az ei4ae- Jne IuIserai VIM 10 conducted
to.moTrow aI.eInueu al $ - clocA al
the grave IN bAualOrq Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23
OBITUARY
Mrs. James r. Martin.

MRS. James r. SlaFtlu.
EAST RADFORD. VA. Nov. e.
Mrs. James F. Martin. wife Of the
president Of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank. died Wednesday morn
Ing. after long illness, in her home
here.
Mrs. Martin was daughter CT
William Epperly. Of Riner. and was
about 40 years old. She was mar
rted twenty-five years ago, and IL
survived by her husband. three
daughters. Mrs w. r. Roberts. Jr..
and Misses Irene and Lucille Epperly;
two sons, Harry and Charles; three
sisters, Mrs. r. l. Shankl.n. Of Mont
gomery county; Mrs. C.. N. Fisher, OF
Roanoke, and Mrs. s. B. Harvey. OF
Hoge's Store, and four brothers, J.
H. Epperly. Of East Radford; A. L.
Epperly, OF Christiansburg: Warren
Epperly. Of Radford. and G. g. Ep-
perly. Of Princeton. W. Va.
The funeral Will be held in the
Baptist church. Of which she was a
member, and will be conducted al
2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23

Especial to The Rlchmnnd VifHinlAh.J
HARRIsoNBURG. VA. Nov. 33.--
Announcement II made Of the ap-
terworth. ut Butterworth. Dtnwiddie
county, on December {. The groom u
: native az neoaAwav. n0akinsAan
county. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
HARRISONBURG. VA. Nov. ca
Mrs. Lucy beavers. 81 years old.
mother Of d, Clint Devier, a promi-
nent teweler OF HarrIsonburK. dieu
suddenly. She was daughter OF
the late Allan Devier. She leaves
several sisters and brothers. includ-
ing Mrs. r. y. Woifrey and Miss
Alice Devier, Of Baltimore.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Mesh, Suede and Tapestry Bags
much underpriced tomorrow

qProbably nowhere else in town can you find such extensive
assortments in bags as are at present on display in both our
Jewelry and Leather Departments. Certainly. no other bag
values are quite the equal Of those in this offering. Stylish
and much-wanted mesh. suede ard tapestry bags have been
marked at extremely low prices to supplement their appeal to
the artistic taste. All new merchandise specially purchased
and priced for early December selling. Main floor
German Silver Mesh Bags, 6Iainch frame. pierced both
sides with deep shirred skirt. fine reversible mesh. and two chains
furnished with each bag; one Pinch link. the othef a long rope
chain to hang from shoulder. Value 1850 special at IL. so
German Silver Mesh Bags, 6inch narrow frame. pierced
both sides. Deep full shired skirt. fine mesh.
Value 1880 special at 9.95
German Silver Mesh Bags, ,-inch pierced frame. shrred
skirt. fine mesh Messalne lining. Value 1850 special at $50
German Silver and Gun Metal Mesh Bags, 6-inch
pierced frame. and deep shirred skirt.
Values $50 and $50 special at ABS
German Silver Mesh Bags, 6ineh frame. pierced both
sides. shired mesh Value 500 special at 2.s5
Imported Suede Bags, S-inch polished metal frame. full
shired bottom. fitted with purse. mirror. puff box. vnaigrette
and perfume bottles. Long cord handle. Value 500 special at 2.95
Tapestry and Velvet Bags, with metal or covered frame.
as we'll as in mousquetare shapes. Onamented with gold cord
and fancy braids. Long cord handles. A liberal selection.
Values 500 and $50 special at 3.S5
The evening world., 1911-12-08
FAMILY REFUSES
T0bEL|EvE YOUNG
WOMAN IS DEAD
Three Doctors Say She Was
Scared to Death, but Rela-
tives Still Hope.
Relatives Of Mrs. Rachael Leibowitx,

Relatives Of Mrs. Rachael Leibowitx.
twenty years old, Of No. % Bartlett
street, Williamsburg, persisted to-day
fr their declarations that the woman
was alive after three doctors had pro-
Dounced her dead. They earnestly
worked owe the body. using ali sorts
Of restorative methods in the vain hopS
q bringing the young oma back %
ts world Of the livvng.
Nh. Lsibowits va the wife Of .
aleoman- Last night whie standing
az . gas range flames shot out and
lazy frightened her. She tainted and
seund heart failure had been Induced.
He worked with the woman until early
to-day. when he said she wal dead. and
vent back TO his orrice at No. u Bart
lstt street.
Relatives watching the body refused
u accept the physiclan's statement.
They insisted she was merely In q
trance and could DO revived.
'tsee. her lips are moving" said q
q the watchers.
friends ran out and called . poatcs-
man. He called DR.. 0resnwald from
Williamsburg Hospital. DR.. Greenwald
made q thorough examination and sided
his verdict that death had already
come.
For an hour after the second doctor
went away the family and friends kept
up their work. They refused to accept
the double verdict of death and clung
70 their trance theory. As they kept
up their work they became more firmly
convinced they were right, and another
appeal was made to the police.
This time DR.. Eckert of Williamsburg
Hospital came. He examined the woman
With rare and then agreed with his
fAiow-practitoners that Mav. Lcibo-
WITT was dead.
Al the Leibowitz home the verdiots
Of the three doctors were not approved
to-day. The family 10 stiu Watching for
Q return OF the vital spark
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Suits and Overcoats for Boys
combining style with economy

g A notable feature in Saks clothes for boys is the unusual
degree Of style tailored into them. We have no monopoly
of good fabrics and superior workmanship, but we are justi-
fed in claiming that no boys clothes on the market ex-
hibit that snap and finish peculiar to boys garments at Sah'.
Boys Double Breasted Suits
formerly up to ZOO. special at Ats
Made Of all wool in the seasons favored fabrics and cooinss. and
made to our own specifications. in the original Saks way. To be
perfectly candid with you. these suits are in our way at former prices.
because we need the room. so we have put them in your way At the
reduced price Of AS. They arc great values.
Suits with extra knickerbockers. at 7.05
Double breasted or Norfolk models. in mannish mixtures and newest
color effects. High grade garments. splendidly tailored.
Blue Serge Suits. at 500
Norfolk or double breasted models. made Of positively fast color serge.
Trousers full lined. and protected seams Unusual values.
Refers and Russian Overcoats. at 500
Made Of all wool chinchillas. in gray. blue or brown. ~ well y Of mixture
overcoatinss. Cut on the newest models and very carefully finished.
Boys Tourist and Auto Coats. l2.75
Button to neck or regulation collars. Made in the favored fancy
overcoatnss. Loose. boxy models. that are unusually smart.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Extraordinary Sale of Watches
prepared for Xmas shoppers

y There is no time like the present, and no better watch than
these whereby to record it. They are Elgin watches. and
Elgin is almost as much Of an institution as Time itself. To
have the name Of Elgin on your watch is to know that you are
in step with the march Of the infinite. And to buy Elsin
watches at these prices is a special dispensation Of Time itself.
for only at a season like this is any such economy possible.
g You who have in mind to give someone a lasting mementoo Of
your regard can accomplish it in no more certain fashion
than by giving him or her an Elgin watch which will actually
measure your affection for the recipient second by second.
minute by minute and hour by hour. Main floor
Mems 20-year Gold Filled Elgin Watches, fitted with
seven jewel movement thin model. Value 1850 special at CTS
Mems 20-year Gold Filled Elgin Watches, fitted with
fifteen jewel movement. thin model Value 1850 special at 8.75
Men'4 II 1t. Solid Gold Elgin Watches, fitted with
seven jewel movement. thin mode. Value 1880 special at H. rs
Womsn's IA Kt. Solid Gold Elgin Watches, fitted with
seven jewel movement. thin model Value 1880 special at IL. so
Women's 20-year Gold Filled Elgin Watches, with
seven jewel movement. thin model. Value 1880 special at $50
Alo. a complete line of WaLham patches in stock.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Dainty Xmas Dolls
SOC to 3.05

g Symbol Of childhood-frst cousin to all the fairy inhabitants
Of the world Of make-believe-Dolie the diminutive creature
from the Land Of Nowhere. has arrived at Saks and is now
busly preparing for her annual trip across the city roofs by
the Al-Reindeer Route.
qShe is made Of Bisque or rag. in some instances, and Of UNI
breakable composition in others. She is becomingly dressed in
many character costumes. as we'll as in the national costumes
Of different countries. thus adapting herself to the cosmo-
poltan demands Of the New York doll situation. She is
totally different from all other dols-oh myl yes. She is better
behaved and prettier. but breaking her little heart for home.
Also. she is very numerous this year. crowding us to the
extent Of goodness knows ~howmany. xrkant.' Dept. and floor
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Overcoats for Youths and Boys
1880 to $500 -.

q The young man between IA and 20. whose ideas on the sub
ject Of clothes are in a formative stage. will find much that Is
both interesting and instructive in our present collection Of
overcoats. 1t will be a revelation to him to find such a wide
range Of models. fabrics and colorings at such a low range Of
prices. But most important of all. he will find a Saks over
coat literally an object lesson in distinction and style. Com
pretended at the prices named are Raslans. tourist coats and
slipons. with or without belts. regulation or convertible
collars. The fabrics embrace the choicest fancy weave and
fancy back coatings. in all the favored colorings. and the work
manship and finish are sufficiently above the average to make
the young idea take notice. Ages IA to % years. Sizes 30
to Sc.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Practical Holiday Gifts
for Boys, Girls and Children

g No other day Of all the year is so potent to touch the human
heart as Xmas. and if it served no purpose other than to en-
courage sacrifice and giving on the part Of young people. it
would still be our most notable festival. We. for our part.
contribute to the spirit Of youthful giving such a galaxy Of
timely gifts as only long labor and a good intent could bring
together. Here are gifts which brothers and sisters may give
to each other, or which dotns parents may shower on the
juvenile members Of the family-gifts whose usefulness will
long survive Xmas itself, and whose cost is but a triIe.
Boys Silk Knit Neckwear, in beautiful edas and
color combinations One n a boz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ZSc, 5Oc and LOU
Boys Silk Knit Mufners .......,...l 0O, l.5O, Z.OO and ESQ
Boys Handkerchief, in silk, linen or cambria plain
or fancy border. Also initial handkerchief. .... ................... Scto SOC
Girls Silk Hose, white. black. pink, tan OF light blue .....l.OO and 1.50
Imported Fine Worsted Gloves, for boys girls and children g. Csc and Soc
Boys' Buckskin and Cape Cauntlets, lined 49,. Loo to 225
Boys Fur Gauntlet Gloves 49,. ... 2.95 to 6.95
Boys Cape and Mocha Gloves, lined or unlmd Loo. 1.5o and 100
Boys Bath Robes. made Of blanket cloth SiSs8 tol 8 year,. Special at ESQ
Boys Bath Robes, Of blanket cloth, fine quality ........ Z.95 to 6.96
Children's Bath Robes, with satin ribbon binding 49,. Special at 2.95
Sweater Coats. for youths and boys fine quality knit woad g. l.85to6.50
Juvenile Sweater Coats l.6S to $50
Misses Sweater Coats .... $50 to 6.95
Girls Knitted Hood andMun, to match Complete set. $500. .... 800
Misses Hats, in all styles and eoor. Values up to 800. e. Saturday at 2.95
Fur-in- Band Caps, for youth. and boys; made in plain
black. vy or fancy mixture. Sizes 61a to rs ...........SP Special at LOO
The evening world., 1911-12-08
This sale of Dressing Rolls
ia a great opportunitv

g Every concew able nov city and staple in leather is somewhere
distributed throughout the magnificent assortments assembled
in our Leather Department. One finds here the most surprising
gift 81 sgestions at all prices. few lines Of merchandise offering
such a wealth Of variety at such widely varying prices. To-
morrow we feature a sale Of dressing rolls and medicine cases.
but goodness knows there is no restriction in our Leather
displays. Infinite variety is rampant there. Main floor
Dressing Rolls, Of sole leather. English morocco or black
seal. with military brushes or long handle brush. cloth and hat
brush, soap box. cream jar. liquid bottle. tooth and nail brush in
bottle. comb. mirror. scissors and file. Value 1850 special at IL. so
Dressing Rolls, Of black goat seal. tan or green Morocco lined
fitted with military brushes Or long handle hair brush. cloth brush.
soap and cream box. tooth and nail brushes in bottle, LIQUID
bottle. mirror. scissors and file. Value $50 special at so
Medicine Cases, made Of green. red or black goat seal. holding
six or seven bottles. Come in three sizes. with German silver
tops. Value zoo special at rs
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Sale of Women's Eiderdown
and Blanket Robes tomorrow

q We suppose it is hardly necessary for us to emphasize the
Xmas possibilities Of this sale. for every woman too much
appreciates the d~esirabiity Of one Of these robes to overlook
its attractiveness as a gift to some one else. But we would
like to add, that the prices are very low compared with what
such garments customaily bring elsewhere. Third floor
wc-nen's Eiderdown and Blanket Robes, the frat
' oh shawl collar and the second with sailor collar. Both have
tunback cuffs and wool sirdles. and are satin bound. A large
range Of cooinss. Value $50 Saturday special at 2.ss
Women's Blanket Robes, in an Empire model. finished
with broad landings Of satin ribbon. Various colorinss.
Value $50 Saturday special at 3.SS
The evening world., 1911-12-08
WANTS MAGISTRATES JOB.
Mayor GaynOr Will Appoint New
Queens Man ON Jan. 1.


Qucens Man ON Jan. I.
Mayor Gaynor will have the appoint
ment Of a Police VI gistrats Jan. !
next when Magistrate Matthew J.
Smith %retires to become District Attor-
ney OF Queens County. to which office
he was elected Nov. Z. Among many
candidates who have applied TO the
Mayor for appointment are former Pub
lie Works Commissioner Walter II.
Bum. OF Queens. aud Lawrence I.
Gresser. son Of the former President OF
the Borough. -Ar. Gresser. Jr.. 10 .
practicing lawyer at jamaica and the
Mayor Is known to look favorably on
his application.
The Mayor obtained for MI. his
appointment as Public Works Commits
sloner and has discussed the magis
rates place with him. Other aspirants
are John Anderson Leach n Assistant
Corporation Counsel John p. McNamara.
Thu salary Of the magistrates position
L. 5000.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Mems House Coats e Robes
a notable Xmas opportunity

g Culled from the best home and foreign sources. Saks
house coats and robes for men offer the widest selection for
a discriminating choice. Here man himself may find fabrics.
colorings and styles galore. and the woman who is bent on
giving a man a comfortable Yuletide gift will revel in such
ample assortments. As for the prices. they will be the least
OF your troubles at Saks. Second floor
Blanket Robes and Slippers, to match. Of course. lna
large assortment Of neat and effective cooings. daintly boxed.
This is a real hresde-a and slipper suggestion. and well calculated
to please married men and bachelors. Very special at 500
Mems Blanket Robes, in new colorinss and designs. and
cut on same lines a coats that cost more. Very special at 2.95
Mems Lounging Robes, made Of al-wool materials both
domestic and foreign. including silks. mateasse. doublefaced
cloths. and other desirable fabrics. $50 to $3.50
Mems House Coats, in the newest ~doubefaced materials.
finished with cord and braid. Every coat is the latest thing. and
cut on snsppy lines. A splendid assortment. Very special at 500
Mems Blanket Robes, cut on the lines Of q loungins robs.
with buttonto-neck collar. and embelished with satin braid. 500
The evening world., 1911-12-08
THE st~e wn be open till ten o'clock 2. M. only O. the following three evenings:
Saturday, the 18th; Friday the 22nd. mo Saturday, the 2ard instant. On
other evenings during Xmas week the stores n be open till seven o'clock only.
Saks 0umpany
Broadway at 34th Street
Clearance prices on Apparel
for Misses, Small Women & Girls
v at oath Street

VI tomorrow the sun sets on many OF our TORI
them to a point where they will be a sore tel
bargain in seasonable apparel. The guilty
the excellence Of workmanship and fish. a
styles are Of themselves a sufficient source Of
e~rations come before price. Indeed, it is o
economies can be properly appreciated.
Misses Tailored Suits
formerly 1850 to $500
reduced to 1880
Us Of these smart tailored suits. made Of cheviots.
worsteds and serge. and suited to u to Is years.
Misses Tailored Suits
formerly 1880 to 1850
reduced to 1880
Limited to 50 garments. which is all that remains.
Made Of imported broadcloth. wide vale serge or
fancy tweed. Ages II to Is years.
Misses Coats
formerly 1900 to $500
reduced to 9.75 and 1900
Full length models. made Of plain or double faced
cloths. and smartly tailored. Ages IA to Is years.
Misses Dress Coats
value 1880
special at $500
Of imported broadcloth. zibelinc or velveteen.
Lined throughout with Skinner satin. Long collar
and cuffs Of velvet or seal plush. l4to Is years.
The evening world., 1911-12-08
Clearance of Women's Trimmed
Hats for quick selling tomorrow

g With a very busy Xmas season looming ahead with its
inevitable stock readjustments. we find it expedient to mark
effects Of the hour. in the wanted shapes. colorinss and trim.
mings. and the opportunity to acquire a handsome trimmed
hat at a triAe. was never better than it will be tomorrow.
Trimmed Hats formerly 500. ....... reduced to 1888
Trimmed Hats formerly 800. ."........ reduced to 2.9S
Trimmed Hats. formerly 1000 go. :. reduced to 500
Trimmed Hats. formerly 1850 to 1900. reduced to. $50
Trimmed Hats formerly 1850 to 1000. reduced to 1000
Trimmed Hats formerly $500 to Z 1880 reduced to 1900
The evening world., 1911-12-08

Black Broadcloth Coats
Value $3.50. special at 1880
Nine new models. all semi-htting backs. with
round or square collars and extra long revers. some
overlaid with velvet and others trimmed with wide
braid. All satin lined throughout.
Evening Coats and Wraps
Value 1850. ...... special at 1880
Twelve distinctive models. some reversible. All
deliberately trimmed with velvet and satin. Pastel
~ we'll as dark shades.
Rough Chinchilla Coats
Value $50. special at 1875
Full box coat. with straight front. Made with
long revers. which can be buttoned close to neck.
In navy. Oxford. gray. brown or blue.
The evening world., 1911-12-08

Fur-trimmed Coats
Value $50. special at $500
Made of gray. brown. navy or Oxford mixture
cloths. Semi-htting back. Shawl collar. extra
long revers and wide cuffs. made with skunk. sable
or Australian opossum. or caracul.
Coats of Imported Broadcloth
Value 1880. . special at $500
OF ~lustrous. imported black broadcloth. Lined
throughout with satin. Several models with large
collar and revers. Garment buttons to side.
Coats of Imported Velour
Value 5000 ...... special at $3.50
Semi-htting back. straight front. new shaped square
or round collar. and long revers which come below
the waist. Buttons to side. Lined throughout.
The evening world., 1911-12-08

y on this basis that tomorrow's remarkable
Second floor
Kisses Dresses
form " 1880 to $500
reo. ID to 1895
IS dresses made Of L lish serge. corduroy. vel.
veteen. crepe meteor. \. saline or broadcloth.
Various models and colorins IA to IS years.
Girls School Coats
formerly 1895 to $500
reduced to 7.95
Full length button to neck models. made Of all wool
cheviot. and lined throughout with plaid worsted.
In navy. tan or brown. Sizes E to Is years.
Girls Dress Coats
formerly 1900
reduced to 9.75
Made Of imported kersey. zibeline or broadcloth
and lined throughout. Sizes 6 to IA years.
Girls Dresses
formerly 1850 to 1880
reduced to 1895
Made Of ~velveteen or corduroy. in navy. black or
brown, Sizes 8 to "A years.