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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

story Of tins World end . Woman.
Tom Ryerson. principal figure m
'The Road OF Living Men," believes
he has a story Of interest TO human
ity, ana he tells 1t. It's content en-
braces the world and the woman. It
proves that Tom Ryerson was correct
in his supposition. The method he
employs Is somewhat cumbersome,
but so was that of Jean Paul Richter
when he wrote "The Titan" There
is a wealth of Imagination in ''The
Road of Living Men" variety and
quite astonishing understanding OF
the nature of woman. The element
of love, further, is so oharmingly con-
ceived and introduced in the tale, so
beautifully unfolded, that one must
go far back to the Victorian period,
to Lord Beaconsfield's ''Henrietta," to
| find it's equal. The extent of space
covered by the author is confined
only by the boundary of the Far East.
He circles the globe in his creation
and he aspires TO the stars in his pas
sionate transcendentalism. 1t is as II
he wished to paint an episode as
ethereal as that of Petrarch and Laura
or as immortal as that of Dante and
Beatrice. Such an ambition to most
writer's would be as perilous as that
of Phaeton when he looked with cove
tous eyes upon the horses of the sun.
Finally, nothing of less magnitude
than the memorable Boxer rebellion,
the birth throe OF the Chinese TsE.:.s
cence would satisfy him, and he is
hardly safe from that outbreak before
he fees to the valleys of the Andes.
There, at last, he is rewarded with
the possession of the woman whom he
had met as child in Spain, had re-
encountered in Hong Kong, and had
most deliciously wooed in an inn in
a Long Island village. Thus far and
long does Cupid lead those who swear
allegiance at his perfumed altar.
One character of the book, an edu-
Gated Chinese, is most excellently
drawn. He is "a type of which not
many were seen or heard before the
Rebellion OF the Russo-Japanese War.
Other lifelike figures are those of
the British Remittance Man" and the
woman missionary, whose life is re-
buke to the scoffer and an inspiration
to humanity.
THE Woman" is so lovely, so COM
pick a character, one so capable of
supreme devotion and self-abnega-
ton, one so certain to abandon her
self, soul, heart and body, to the lover
who has won her. that only such an
other woman can appreciate her
priceless worth.
The picture of China in the book
commends itself as singularly faith
full one. AS one reads there arises
the thought that it is glimpse be-
hind the yellow Fog" which today
is being dispelled by the irresistible
force of universal progress
1.-THE ROAD OF LIVING MEM" A
novel, by Will Lexington Comfort,
author of "Routledge Rides Alone"
Fate Knocks at the Door," etc. J. B.
Lippincott Company, publishers, Phila-
delphia and London.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
DR.. GEORGE BUCHANAN

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., April 1s.-
Dr. George Buchanan. "a years old,
and for seven years a prominent
dentist here, died last night at his
home, 1914 Atlantic avenue. He is
survived By his wife and sister.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

WOmen's Vici Kid Juliets-Kid lined through
out-kid tip or plain toe styes-hand-sewed
turned soles-good quality vici kid-regular $3.50
pair: special .1.69
WOmens Sample Comfort ShOes-Lace, but
ton and Juliet Styles also oxford ties-hand-
sewed welted and turned soles-made to retail at
$500 to $780, special. ................,...1 .59
WOmens Low Sh0es-A broken line of wom-
ems low shoes, including oxfords, pumps and Colo
nias-al leather-$3.5O to $500 grades; special
price, pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ESQ
Womens Patent Colt ShOes-Broken lines of
patent colt, tan and gunmetal shoes, with hand
sewed welted soles Goodyear process); were
S.. 90 and So. so; pair. Northumberland. 200
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

WOmen's Comfort Lace ShOes-Made of fine
quality vici kid, with hand-sewed turned soles-
kid lined hroughout-reguarly $3.50 per pair;
special at 1S5
WOmen's OxfOrds and Pumps Patent colt
and gunmetal calf oxford ties and two-strap or
strapless pumps-made with extension soes-
regular So; special ......................1 liz
Growing Girls Button Shoes-High and reg
ular cut Styles made of gunmetal calf; with welt
ed soles-sizes 212 to 6-regular $500 and $3.50
pair; special Observation-Disclosures. 1.50
Misses Gunmetal Calf Shoes Sutton style;
sizes ~ to Q; regular $3.50 pair also misses
sample shoes in size only; worth $500 per pair;
special at pair so
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

Broken Lot of Mems Shoes
Broken lot of mems patent colt and
gunmetal calf Shoes; also lot of mems
sample shoes (the latter in size 7B only
regular $3.50 TO $3.50 values; April shoe
sale price, the pair Los
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
WOmen's Coats, 1898

Three-quarter and full length
coats of serge, Bedford cord, black
and white check and fancy mix
lures. Some with belted backs;
also three-quarter cutaway style,
with shawl collar of satin and cuffs
to match; fashioned with large satin
ornament. Price. 1898
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

italian silk Vests-A large line
of italian silk vests, embroidered
in many beautiful designs. Also
bloomers and Knockers. Price LOS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
"The Eternal Maiden.

A Daphnis and Chloe" of the
Arctic regions, is the Eternal
Maiden" of T. Everett HARE. The
love of Ootah for Annadoah is an
idyl of the cruel, desolate, cleaning
white world of the north. 1t is the
passion of the igloo, the epic of the
Eskimo. tits a work of pure fancy.
a dream of the long Arctic night.
The love scenes are as naive as
those of Peter wilkins. The legends
of the land of eternal ice are re-
counted as POLITICALLY. as wildly and
with the like glow of imagination of
the Arab when he tells his tale of
love under sky of a far, far kinder
temper and in an atmosphere that
fosters like instead of inviting death.
"The Eternal Maiden" by T. Everett
Harre. Published by Mitchell kenner-
ley, New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
"Love,s soldier"

Hope, 1.-THE Anchor OF the Soul"
grows brighter as one arises after
reading such a book as Loves Sol
der" 1t feeds the imagination; it
softens the heart. Its lesson is one
to inspire the ambitious to greater
effort. It's pure picture of life recon-
mends 1t to the girl or the woman.
The plot Is we'll constructed. It's
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

Children's Kid and Patent Colt Shoes
Button only-hand -sewed weted soles-sprng
heels-sizes to Irregular $l.15 and SIPS,
Children's Button Shoes-Of kid, gunmeta
and patent colt; welted soles; sizes 81 to IL
were $500 and $3.50; special, pair :. .1.5O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

Boys Patent Colt and Gunmetal Shoes
A broken lot in sizes from to 6-lace style
were $500 and So so per pair; special at 1.50
Boys Robson Calf Lace Shoes-With dull
kid tops and extension soles-sizes 10 to 1917
regularly Sl.5o per pair; special at. :. .1.29
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
Women's Suits, 1898

The prettiest styles one could
wish for in this, collection of 1898
suits. Eponges, whipcords and
serges-one model has slight cuta-
way coat, with back trimmed TO give
the high-waisted effect. Also Nor
folk effects, made of fine mannish
serge. Unusual values at. =. 17.9S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

Women's 35c Union Suits and Vests,
25c-White ribbed-tight fitting knees or
lace-trimmed bottoms; also Swiss Isle
vests, silk taped-regular 35c; spec'l. .25c
Women's Csc Fancy Vests, l9c-Of ex-
cellent quality-low neck and sleeveless
style, in many desirable patterns-regu-
lar 25c each; 3 for soc; or, each. -. .19c
W0men's 25c Vests, 15c-Plain and
fancy Isle vests of cotton or isle-good
quality-an odd lot of discontinued num-
bers; regular 25c each; special. -. .15c
Womens 12Hc and 15c Vests, lie
Swiss ribbed vests, plain or fancy, in
regular and extra sizes-low necks and
sleeveless regular 121zc and l5c each,
Womens 12Kc Ribbed Vests, &C.
Swiss ribbed vests, of good quality, in low
neck, sleeveless SPECTACULAR 12Hc
each; special, 8 for 25c; or, each. &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
YOUR SIS Suit, Madam

(Women's Suits, Third Floor, Mkt ST.
Shall it be of eponge, Bedford
cord, wool poplin, mannish serge, or
of checked or striped material?
And the style-cutaway, plainly
tailored or a blouse effect? No mat
ter what kind of suit you have in
mind, you should easily find what
YOU want in Our famous SIS line.
There is an extremely pretty cuta-
way model, for example, which can
be had in either eponge or Bedford
cord. 1t has collar and cuffs of white
serge. Very effective skirts, draped
or cut on straight lines. Hosts of
others just as inviting. Wonderful
values al. ............ ...... Z0.UU
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
"Mary Cary Now at Bamberger's, 44c

MARY popular Since the
extraordinary demand
little girl
and
Bambergers NOW
Mail
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
L.OOand ]. so Laundered Neqliqee Shirts,
A Shoe Sale Worth Coming to
(shoes-second Floor-Market Street,

sale shoes bound world of The shoes
defined list
Every spring
epricS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
Sale of Knit Underwear
(First observation-disclosures

(First Fo-Cente-Rearo
chdrens underwear
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
Surprising Values
in Hair Goods


(Third Floor-"Green RoOm")
Fashion has decreed HIGH
hair dressing, which means that
you will require extra hair
pieces. To interest you in buy
ing what you will need for the
arrangement of your hair, we
offer new Spring hair goods at
prices that will surprise you.
Visit the Bamberger model hair
dressing parlors and see the
really good values we offer.
20-inch Switches, of fine wavy
hair; special .............. l.SS
24-inch Switches, of fine wavy
hair; special. ......... .2.S5
&c and 28-in. Switches, of fine
wavy hair, at. ............ .5.S5
Transformations to go all
around the head. Made of fine
wavy hair; special. -. -. .4.85
Hair Rolls to go all around the
head, each ......,..,..... .39c
La Madeline Hair-Color Re-
storer; special, at. ......... .S5c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

ChiIdren's 19c Vests. 12kc-
White ribbed vests, in sizes UP TO
Slime stitch-silk trimmed
regularly 19c each; special price,
for this sale. ..:............l 21sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

Children's 25c Vests and Pants.
19c-Balbriggan underwear from
one of the best known makers
high necks-short sleeves-knee
pants-seconds of Csc quality
each ............... I0c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
Mems Guaranteed RaincOats
Regular $50 SHp-Ons, $50
$500 & rs. 90 Raincoafs, 10. so

Group l. Slip-ons at 5.5O-Made of double texture
fabrics in olive All sizes from 80 to 46 inch chest
measure. Warranted rainproof and spoproof Regular
Group 2 RaincOats at 10.50-Mens raincoats made of
English gabardnes also clohaced materials cravenettes
and double texture slp-ons Wel-made garments. Every
one guaranteed Not all sizes in this lot SIS and S18
vaIree ........ 1850
(NIen's Raincoats-Second Floor-Washngton Street,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
Bamberger Guaranteed Hosiery
(First Floor, Rear

The Bamberger guaranteed hose for and chill
will prove by be all and than claim
and stockings only well, but they
comfortable and stylish Slip feet into pair Of this hosiery
will realize that the makers have the right idea
shaping and fitting fine stockings that wear
4 Pairs. Guaranteed 4 Months, 100
pair everyone that shows hole within four months
from purchase. This the Bamberger for
guaranteed hosiery You know what the Bamberger
these socks and stockings in the
arate Opposite the regular hosiery department. first floor
which provided for them Learn the meaning of REAL
HOSIERY GUARANTEE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16
ale of Mems Sample Shirts On Record
$50. 200 and $50 Shirts. CSC
AARHEE A4ZSEXE HAS

Two shirts Made of mercerized silk mixed and
PURE of quality Neat patterns striped effects
and plain acceptable kinds Neckband and soft
collar All have soft double cuffs Highest quality
workmanship every All sizes but the better
sizes from l4H 1871 Regular Sl5O 81 and $3.50
shirts JOG
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-16

One Gas Chandelier. eight
art bent panels. beaded fringe
to match 600
One Gas Chandelier, eight
art bent panels, beaded fringe
and two outside lights. 600
Two Gas Chandeliers, eight
art bent panels, beaded fringe
to match, each. ........ 800
One Gas Chandelier, eight
The evening world., 1913-01-03
News Oddities


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The evening world., 1913-01-03
In the Garden of
Spring COttOns

All the aisles in the Dress
Fabrics Salons have become
paths which lead from one
lovely "flower-bed" to an
other. The woman-who-asks-
questions wandered about this
colorful garden - sdmiring,
wondering.
why are they so much
more beautiful and original
than ever beforeI" she in
quired.
Because" said the man
who knows-"the weaver OF
today is an artist"
An artist - that accounts
for the shimmcring beauty of
a silk and cotton ratine Of
PEI uliarly light weave. suit
able for q frock rather than a
The evening world., 1913-01-03

suit. $50 yard, 40 inches
wide.
esgs
1t explains. too. the charm
OF a white crepe blooming
with embroidered buds, Sl.aS
yard; the smartness Of a
Cossack linen with a rough
boucle border, $3.50 yard, and
OF a rough looking DoucIe
ratine which is made in such
perfect shades OF rose. blue
and green, ss yard. Explains.
too. the daintiness of q wolfe
with a bonreNe stripe and
odd satin striped border, $3.50
yard-in fact, it 10 the secret
Of the peculiar beauty Of this
display Of Spring dress cot
tons which from an artistic
point Of view has never been
equalled.
First floor. Old Buldins.
The evening world., 1913-01-03
81. $2.75 and $3.8S Lostx
Lacy PetticOats 80

II has taken many hours Of work 10
make so good a o. petticoat--nsln-
sock top. Valcnciennes flounce with
wide ribbon beading. lace edged
undcrruffle. Among many Others
equally good Is one with embroidered
Swiss flounce and wide embroidery
beading threaded with one-inch satin
ribbon; plain underflounce, o..
1913 skirts are slashed at the sice
and have quantities Of frilly lace and
ribbon threaded embroidery.
And at 1918 wide satin ribbon
runs under the lace gallon asd x
pretty scalloped lace edges the
flounce.
Fluffy petticoats for thin summer
dresses and evening frocks hssq,
several narrow lace ruffles. each with
ribbon beading and bows; another.
has three wider ruffles Of lace with
embroidery and ribbon. s3.75. d"
Variety Of styles at each Of there
prices is offered only twice each year
in the White Sale.
Third floor. Old Building.
The evening world., 1913-01-03
POLICE GRAFT TRIALS
POSTPONED BECAUSE
Of MISSING ACCUSERS
Sipp and Dorian Not Produced,
but Sicily and Fox Are
Held Under Charges.

The police trial OF Patrolnan Eugene
Fox. formerly OF the West One Hun
dred and F1fty-second street station.
and charged with extortion M the result
Of the stories told to the Aldermauio
Investigating Committee by George A.
sipp and Thomas Dorian. hotel keepers,
was SCI forward until next Friday BY
Deputy Commissioner John J. Walsh TO-
day. This action was forced by the fail
ure Of the Police Department to comosl
the attendance Of the two hotel men 70
testify against For.
The criminal charge Of extortion
against FOX was dismissed last week
by Magistrate Kernochan In the Centre
Street Court because Of the failure of
the police to produce the Same two wit
nssses, and Fox's counsel, Louis Grant,
referred to that circumstance to-day In
urging . speedy conclusion Of the trial
Of his client
Policeman John J. skeiIy. formerly
Of the West One Hundredth street sta
ton and whoss trial on an extortion
charge has been under progress for
some time, WITH Mrs. Mary 0oode AZ
star wttness. had his case put over
until next Friday because Of "the In
ability 10 ssrvs . witness with q sub.
poena." Deputy Waleh would not en-
tighten skelly's attorney a. to who this
witness was. II was rumored that
Mrs. 0oode was the missing witness.
but since her cross-examination wal
hnishsd some time ago. this report wa
thought improbable
The evening world., 1913-01-03
Permanently
REMOVED BY PhR10ll

This can only be done By Rettine rsht
down 10 the seat NJ he trouble-remove
the Impurities from the blood. because
nine .tenths Of all skin eruptions come from
Tbst 10 ius, what -Fartoia. the Doctor In
candy form. does. Il IL . laxative bleed
purifier-it remo~es all poisonous SUIT:
stances from the blood. stomach and
boweis-tones up the system--ciears up he
compisxion-makes you look better and
II you have pimpies you have doubtless
found out that external applications do
OF trouble. Do II to day. Stop In at your
druGGist and get q csc or SOC box Of Par
,ols; Or loo tsiai age! p Free sample may
Ave, n, Y.
The evening world., 1913-01-03
MISUNDERSTANDING
Linen ShirtWaiStS, So

Snowy Irish linen with con-
ventional hand emb roidered
Irish designs made up for us in
this country, and equal to mod
els regularly $3.50 and IS.
Some have the graceful low
roll collars, others the more
conservative soft high collar
all with the new straight yoke.
Irish lace medallions in se4-
eral.
S. and $3.7S Shirtwaists
at 81
are OF pure linen, corded mad
ras and pique, some with hand.
embroidered scallops.
The evening world., 1913-01-03

headed cane 70 IN attempt 70 launch
the Partisan fad IN New York.
She had the cane crooked over her
arm when she Appsarsd at the color
conference OF the Chsvalisr Dc Fou-
ouierss at the Maxins nliiott Theatre
yesterday. II v . substanttal seiok Of
dark hued wood. Other women present
were huttsred by the sight Of the cane,
They gave II thor approval,
Miss Morgan shook the stick at q
man who suggested that she was start
ing q tad.
KS for real use." she retortsd. rvs
sprained my ankle"
The evening world., 1913-01-03
81 Combinations

II am interested in them" says
the pretty girl with small income
ARE they attractive"
Yes. We have specialized on them
to such an extent that snowy. soft
cotton. dainty embroidery and Valen-
cicnnes. ribbon threaded headings
and excellent shapes may now be had
at this price. Corset cover with
drawers or short petticoat. Other
styles 81 so UPWARDS.
The evening world., 1913-01-03
$3.50 to $3.8S Negligees

See for yourself the Spring fashions
At these small prices. Fascinating
printed cottons have been formed
into simp.e boudoir gowns pleas
ure to the eye and charmingly cool.
This cotton crepe neglieee 10 bor-
dered by bands Of puifed satin and
has satin cord frogs. at $50.
That lowered lawn is finished
with silk stitching and taffeta rib
bon, at el.50.
A pompadour lowered cotton has
collar and cuffs Of delicate blue or
pink, -.
II seems almost incredible that .
lowered swiss negligee with woven.
washable dots Is el.75.
And . filmy crepe de chine boudoir
gown-pale blue. copenhagen. pink
and old rose-with snowy puffs Of
swansdown at neck and sleeves is
only 1855. Not to speak Of the at
tractive Marguerite printed cotton
crepe with plain satin collar and cuffs.
~ ~
The evening world., 1913-01-03

rugs end dyapsriss . LOT Of women who
Are probably ~ we'll known 10 Paris ~
most Of ~. Andres audience " known
% New Yosk wsrs dressed - In moro
o. ,sss 0Tis,seai guiss and dispiaysd to
the oeakoresa On. By ne way. NJ.
Andre FouQuiarss .oss not throw psc-
pjsaSei Thank youi
Between the laAiss ploeuSsa some 0f
them beAMeatu0y eseseed and Others .
The evening world., 1913-01-03

little smudssd, views Of Spain. South
ern France and the Far East were
shown. Many American persons have
been making money for pears showing
better pictures for Ices money. but not
suoh beautiful manners end rnAmsn4 In
and on their own persona Oh. we'll -
the gentleman with the straw0taok
mustaohe said when NJ baAs good-6y
NOORYr'
The evening world., 1913-01-03
MISS MORGAN CARRIES CANE;
IS IT FAD OR HURT AMKLE7
She Sxys It Is Because Of Sprain,
but In Paris II b Quite
All Fat.

Ni9 Anne Morgan carries silver
headed walking stick. She says Il In
because OF . sprained ankle. Those who
know about such things say Il u the
latest Tad IN Paris for women To carry
sNcks. MAss Morgsn denies that her
appearance In public with her silver
The evening world., 1913-01-03
81, $3.50 and 81
NightgOwns

"Noveltiesi" do you ask. YeS.1
numbers Of them which women wh0|
enjoy new things will like becauss -
their ideas. Yes. gowns at 81 have
embroidery insertion and fold Of
pink or blue s-ipcd lawn arouad
their square nesss and short sleeves.
$50 gowns lssAs bands Of plais Bl,Is
or pink arohad the square neck,
sleeves and down the side front.
Gowns at Sa--the prettiest I ever.
saw at the price. says one customef-'
reproduce the originalitics Of Q Paris.
nightgown at twenty-five times the
price.
At each Of these prices and above
are the very best practical models
with good materials, durable EN-.
broidery and lace to recommend
them.
Extra sizes start at eI.25. o,os.
The evening world., 1913-01-03
"JIM THE WAITER"
ENDS LIFE By JUMP.
Was Despondent Over His Con-
tinued III Health, Fam
lily Say.

The lawyers. public oficials and
others who were accustomed to say
Hello. Jim," 10 james Anthony Smaiis,
head waiter IN . large restaurant near
the Court House and Borough Hail.
Brooklyn. whenever they went to lunch
will never hear his CHEEKY response
again. Jim" VINO had been partially
paraIyzed since he was . baby. killed
himself by jumping out Of . window at
his home. No. ~ Brooklyn avenue. early
this morning.
lie lived with two brothers ana a
sister. His brothers we're away from
home and Jim had been chatting with
his sister and two Girl friends. Miss
May owens of No. 2es Albany avenue
and Miss Lottie Cooney Of Sullivan
County, who was . guest in the smails
house. Just before midnight Jim said
sood might and left the room.
Not long aftsrward Miss Owens
started home. At the front Of the house
she found Jim's body. st. Johns Hos
pita, was notified. and DR.. Poole. who
responded. said Jim was dead. Miss
Dorothy Smalls, his sister, was pros
tratsd by the shock.
Jim's brothers, John and william. said
that Jim had been Respondent lately
over his incurable physical trouble.
They think that led him to kill himself.
The evening world., 1913-01-03
EXCEPTIONALITIES

Princess Slips, Sl.50. Corset
Covers, ol.SO. Drawers. SOC, Csc.
75c, 85c and 81. Young girls
Blouses, q to Is. Paris Lingerie,
including han d embroidered
Chemises, CSC, Nightgowns, ol.S5,
Long Skirts. el.a5. Handmade
Blouses, o5.75.