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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

His solution was the moving pic.
ture business
That's the way Hobart Bosworth.
who looks as strong as horse and
weighs over 200 pounds. brought his
art To the screen for the benefit OF
the picture public
The doctors said had 20 have
an outdoor life" he said In the pic.
tureaqun courtyard OF the Western
Sellg company's studio In Glendale,
Los Angeles. Il accepted their de
clsiou. came into the open and be-
gan directing company OF picture
players. Now | wouldn't change
places with anyone"
BoHworth owns a large. artiHtical
ly appointed home in the suburbs OF
Los Angeles. He is genial host
and brilliant converAatinnalist.
Because OF his long experience as
n stage director and actor com
bincd. no does many big feature pic.
lures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

Hobart nosworth owns ono OF tho
rarcst libraries IN tho West. com.
prising moro than 1000 books.
He has a unique collection OF
frontier weapons. including the or.
iEinal David Crockett Betsy"
Ills paintings are recognized
among artists and sought after by
the public.
He is the only white man who
ever swan the Claekamns rapids
In Oregon.
But Boaworth's career was that OF
A player until tuberculosis pulled
him up short. and warned him that
be must either give up hiH vocation
or his life
Then did the we'll known leading
man and belaSco stock star bethlnk
himself OF the moving pictures as
possible means OF doing his favorite
work. while at tho same time living
In the most healthful environment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
HAMILTON HAS
PERFECT SCORE

PORTLAND. Sept &C, r. Ham
ilton OF Seattle was one OF the
riders who finished the endurance
run from Portland 10 Seattle and
return with the perfect score OF
1000. Returns were completed
Wednesday night. Twenty-one
riders completed the trip The
riders finishing with the highest
scores follow:
IT. r. MeadH. Excelsior. 1000. ID
Berreth. Harley Davidson 900. G
4. Hunt. Excelsior. 900: g. y. Ham
iitun. Excelsior. 900 Dan Boone
Excelsior. 900. c G. simmons. Es'
celsior. 1000. Carl Rose. Excelsior
/ 900. Guy Vernon. ExceiHior. .e9a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
DOESN'T LIKE DINNER
SO KILLS THE COOK

POUGHKEEPSiE. y. Y. Sept. I.
Thomas II kimlin was fatally
shot hy Lorenzo Barrett near
Hopewell Junction and Barrett II
IN JAN here charged with murder.
Mrs. Catherine Havcns. whe was
present NJ the time OF the shooting.
II detained as witness Barrett T.
20 years old and klmlin so. The
two men and Mrs Ravens had din.
ner together and Barrett com.
planned of the manner In which
Kimlin had prepared the food A
quarrel followed and barrett shot
kimlin through the heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
SKATE IN SYRUP

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE
crowd that frcquents the soda toun'
tain at the drug store at + and Fif'
teesfh streets. just across from the
treasury building. where women
Ia their new gowns leave the street
cars 10 begin the parade up fash
iouable = street. had grand time
for two hours
A barrel OF syrup dropped from
the tail end OF a transfer wagon,
the head Of the barrel came out
and 80 gallons OF juice covered zoo
square feet OF sidewalk.
Five women wearing tight.fltting
skirts went down almost In heap
when they struck the syrup. The
tight skirts kept them frpm skating
through as the men did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Rheumatic Sufferers
Baked in Curious
Roasting Continuance

Dr. Loughney. when interviewed
as to the curative powers OF the
Bake oven. made the following
statement:
The Human Bake Oven beats
anything ever before used 10 re-
llevo pain and cure Rheumatism.
II you are sufferer from Sprains,
Synovitis, Rheumatism. Gout,
Arthritis. Neuralgia. Lumbago,
Gangrene. Phlebitis. Ankylosis,
Uremia or Obesity. the Bake oven
eclipses all other treatments. The
immediate local effects on the
joints are NJ once obvious. espe-
cially in Chronic rheumatism and
Gout. They become less painful
and much more movable after the
first treatment, and continue to
improve with subsequent treat
ment
The American Medical Journal
published in Chicago. June b, 1909,
on page 1886 gives as the specific
treatment for rheumatism the l1u.
man Bake oven. II also says:
Now that we know the Bake oven
to be the best known cure for rheu
matism. who not recommend pa
tients suffering with this malady
to an institution whore such treat
ment can be had?"
What better proof can there be
offered as to the merits of the
Bake oven than the above words
OF praise from the Journal of the
American Medical Association?
DR.. Loughney's present induce
ments are such that every sufferer
should take advantage Of. For a
limited number he will enroll al
the rate OF One Dollar (Sl00) a
treatment by the course. DR.
Loughney's offices are located In
Peoples Saving Bank Bldg. corner
OF Second av. and Pike St. suites
220-22t222-223. Hours. s n m. &c
g p. IN. Sundays. to IL only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
If YOU'RE BURGLAR
DON'T DARE SNEEZE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. A.
Two little sueezes landed two big
burglars In jail here Four police
men. detailed TO watch for a gang
OF holdup men In the edge OF tho
business district. heard the sneezes
come from the darkness OF n
laundry. Cautiously entering the
building the policemen found two
men busily engaged at boring into
the laundry firms safe. The men.
their tools and a packet OF OK.
plosivcs were taken to the police
station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Endorse Harems

LONDON. Sept 4-Harems FOR
England, Polygamy as the cure OF
many social evils apd incidentally
the settlement OF the woman queH.
ton, These are the moral suEges-
tons which Miss Grace Ellison.
Who edited "a Turkish Woman's
European Impressions has given
society 10 talk about Miss Ellison
sees many good points in polygamy
and regards the harem as by no
means an uumixed evil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
GIRL FIGHTS DOG
UNTIL AID COMES

ARLINGTON. H.. Sept 4.-Bit-
ten twenty times while fighting a
mad dog. Margaret Coughlin, IA
year-old daughter of farmer living
near here. may die. Just as bravely
as she faced the dog she is taking
treatment which is hoped will save
her life.
The girl was on her way TO
store here when the dog attacked
her. II seized her leg. She had
nothing I'm her hands and could not
hurt the animal but she choked II
all she could and screamed for help.
Two men heard her and with their
heavy boots kicked the dog into
submission.
Dance at Dreamland tonight.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
DOES BROOIE ACT ABOUT THE LIMIT

NEW YORK. Sept. Peter
Kelly. a street car motorman.
jumped from the Brooklyn bridge
At It's highest point and escaped
with a few slight bruises.
On his way down Kelly turned
over half dozen times and struck
on the East river almost flat on
his back He roated shor;
distance until he was rescued.
Kelly refused 10 tell why he made
the Jump.
The ambulance surgeon. who In
ten minutes pronounced him practi'
cnlly as sound as ever. said Kelly
had been drinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
GIRLS ON LONG WALK

LOS ANGELES. Sept 4,-Com-
plotting a l.e00.mile Journey on foot.
Frances Leach. %. and Mary Coyne.
IS. OF Denver. walked into Los An
geles early today. They traversed
five states during their travels.
After short rest, they stated they
would return TO Denver, tramping
through Arizona and New Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
BITS OF
GOSSIP
IRE LIE or DANTE"

Tho Amhrosia feature "Tho IAfc
Of Dante" az the Glass \ until sat
urday pight Is one " the best films
shown ia Seattle. considered from
tho point OF historical accuracy
scenic beauty tthc story was
filmed In Turin. ltaly). aud the
tlcarucss OF the pictures.
This weeks Gaumout weekly
shows world news from France
To Portland. Orcron Mother Jones'
the old lady who is making the
grand nght with the miners IN Nir
ginia. President poincaro of France,
aud stccplclack climbing ll0
foot smokvstack are shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
THEY COAX MAETERLINck

IL took diplomacy and tact TO get
tho gifted Belgian poet, Maurice
MRoterllnck. 20 consent 20 the film'
ing OF his wonderful symbol drama
"Pelias and Mclisandr." and when
IL was finally given. the shakes
pearran actors, Miss Constance
Gravity and Arthur Maude. We're
selected for the roles OF Melisandc
and Gound. With Hampton ST
Ruth as Pullas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
ARMY AND NAVY TO PLAY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-Follow
Ing conference between Secretary
Of the Navy Daniels and Assistant
Secretary Of War breckenridge and
the athletic directors OF West Point
and Annapolis. II was announced
that the annual army-navy game
would DO played. The game IL
scheduled for November .. and Will
be played on the Polo grounds In
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

PITTsF1ELD. Mass. Sept -
WIN Granger OF sandisflcld trapped
woodchuck that had a set Of false
teeth. The theory IL that someone
iost the teeth and the ground hog
wisely appropriated them TO his
own use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
WAS HIS FATHER

SPRINGFIELD. III. Sept =
when he saw crowd gathered
about a Chicago G. Alton freight
engine near his grain elevator at
Glrard. Starr Carter pushed through
the crowd and found man had
been ground beneath the wheels.
Young Carter helped TO extricate
the body OF the victim. and was
overcome when he saw Il was that
of his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
500. 600 FILM AT MOORE

There 4. another feature film
coming 20 the Moore next week. be-
ginning Sunday. Victor Hugo =
masterpiece. Les Miscrables,' will
be shown In Seattle for the first
time. The reel takes two and one
half hours 20 show Tho part ot
Jean Vatican Is played BY Henri
Krans OF the Sarah Bernhardt the
atre. Paris. Orchestral music ac-
companies the film throughout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

SAN DIEGO. Sept 4.-Herman
Bergstedt. rnncher who shot DR..
n. s. Welsh In East San Diego last
night hanged himself in his cell In
the county jail early today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
THE STREETS or
NEW Work" COMING SOON

Those who remember the popular
old melodrama will be glad 70
know Il will soon be shown on the
screen Ia Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Lizard IN SNAKE

PEORIA, Okla. Sept 4.-Cutting
open snake which he had killed
while he and Luther Berry were on
a hunting trip, Ellis Garnet found !
live lizard, inside the reptile. The
lizard was three inches long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
ROBE SPHERE" A TALE
OF FRANCE

The three reel Imp release is a
story OF France In the time OF tho
great revolutions. Il Is soon 10 bc
seen here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
OlYn1pIan Tonlaht

The Still Voice" vltagraph fea-
ture in two parts: The Alien. ."
Kalcm drama. The Two Mer.
chants, Edison comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
DENTIST

sis First Ave. rnlon Bieeh
am row irving my sniir. time ana
psrsnnst attention 70 my Dental rrac.
0es Z do not eanip~t~ With chrs |,
frufal wesh 49, the brat uafeytal.
hs~w- - - sr-f-f pruse--tan.
rrnrinaticrs art consultation. I
nv. without charge Ny offer 20 yor
) s.r you % 60 - srr dentist IN v-attis
s-a have ~ srsrninsfion tNea rsu On
~ ara learn nv prices ard what ran
o. fer you. fhrn hNws tho dsntf. ysa
v--r - a. vcur wort
NNer vnu come - nv ossf~-. ".
s--s Art s-s ~ rief--- n my .sr- a.,
tAs entrance - .hs tsiiffnr- 81. ft,..
rts sss ar~ n 'hf- sfv~-.i~ewsnt
Dswar. % Faks Or. Browns
Edwin .. Brown. u. n e.
Seattle. Leading Dc. iist-
III First Ave.
Open evenings until q. and sun
Gays until for people who work.
Sell that unused office furniture.
4 fe~ cents invested in Star
want al will DO u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

The Girl and the Gangstor. %
two.reel Kalcm. The Two Ranch.
Little Flowers" and Uncle Buys 8
Dog" split reel Biograph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
w HATS
HERE

Melbourne Until Saturday Night
From Portals Despair Amcrl
can drama. The Ward Of King 2
reel Thanhauser, "Fatty's Day
orr" Keystone comedy.
clcmmer Until Saturday Night
"PathoH Weekly. No 49," "The
Call" 2 reel Vltagraph; THE
Blind Basket Weaver" Kalcm
drama.
Colonial Until Saturday Night
THE Jowolod slippers" reel
Sclig. "Talluah Falls. Georgia.
Donkey" split reel Edison. BLACK
and white" Objections over.
ruled" split reel Biograph.
Alhambrs Until Sunday Night
Uncle Toms Cabin" thrcc-rccl
feature. our Little Darling" and
what Papa Got" split reel.
Dream Until Saturday Night
THE Sacrifice at the Stlllnway."
Kalcm drama reels. "Whissels
Decides to be Boss" and I'm the
Caucasian Mts D." split reel Patho
stone the Women" EsHanay
drama.
Grand Until Saturday Night
The Lady Killer Majestic
comedy: The Mad Cat" . reel K
49,. Mutual Weekly. No. Be-"
TllIkum Until Saturday Night
The Treasure OF Captain KIDD.
Edison drama, Among the club
Fellows and "Edwin's Badge Of
Honor" split reel Telegraph. The
Christian" kalem drama.
Circuit Until Saturday Night
Treasure Hunters Lost In the
Heart Of Africa. 3 reel feature
The Spartan Father" Thanhauser
drama. One Round OBrien's
Filtration" comedy.
Class A Until Saturday Nigh,
The Life OF Dante" three reels:
"Gaumont Weekly" No q.
Union Until Friday Night
The Girl and the Gangstor."
two.reel Kalcm. The Two Ranch
men," Western Essanay: Those
Little Flowers" and Uncle Buys 8
Dog" split reel Biograph
Olyrplan TonIoht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Class A Until Saturday Night
Union Until Friday NInh,

THE Life OF Dante" three reels
"Gaumont Weekly" No. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
THE MARKETS

Price. paid producers for fruits
snd Vegetables
tCorrectcd daily by J. W. Goodwin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
cIreul, Until Saturday Nlqh,

CIFtuIt UNI 5atuFuay NIInt
Treasure Hunters Lost In the
Heart Of Africa. reel feature
The Spartan Father" Thanhausef
drama. One Round OBricu' 4
Filtration" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

The Treasure OF Captain Kidd.
Edison drama, Among the club
Fellows and "Edwin's Badge Of
Honor" split reel Telegraph. The
Christian" khlcm drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

Grand Until Saturday Night
The Lady Killer" Majestic
comedy: The Mad Cat" reel K
49,. Mutual Weekly. No 30"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04
DICTATES OF FASHION

Dresses of brocaded charmeuse
with Bulgarian embroidery are charm
ing.
Moire is fashionable, but it cannot
be said that it has much success.
Dance frocks are of such delicate
and fragile fabrics they must be con-
stantly replenished.
Short coats of brocade will be worn
with cotton gowns and they should al
ways match in color.
The pale parchment tint and the
color known as tete de negre are the
popular shades of brown.
This is the day of China silk, crepe
de chine, italian silk and mercerized
knitting for underwear materials in
place OF the muslins, as the latter fail
to cling in the necessary way under
the slim outer garments that are the
present fashion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04

burg and when nearly all trafhc on
that railroad in eastern Pennsylvania
had ceased, what happened to the
stock? 1t fell to an even $50, but that
was all!
Here was a war on our very 0oor-
steps-a hostile army of $4,000 men
invading Pennsylvania railroad prop
erty, destroying Pennsylvania rail-
road traffic. But Pennsylvania rail-
road stick lost only $1.75 share the
flimsiest yarn has often been known
to depress stock prices more tnan
that much. The report Of Morgan 3
illness did it recently.
Contemporary records show that on
July /. 1863, there was tremendous ex-
oitement in philadelphia and business
was generally halted. But folks VINO
owned something where not giving i
away on that account.
when Hannibal was encamped Win
his army outside of Rome the very
Ground he occupied was sold and Lazy
tba historian, records that the price
was not affected by the fact OF It's
temporary possession by an INVADER.
war with Mexico would De un'
pleasant for all security owners, Dut
such war, were it to come. wouio NOT
- onv sense bear the seeds OF
financial crash.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04
TO clear the skin.

At this season Of the year the neck
begins to show the effect of high col
lars. dark furs and other mediums
that give the skin murky appear
ance. Always extend the use of the
cleansing cream used to keep the
face smooth and clear to the neck
and we'll up into the hair at the back.
To eradicate discolorations caused
by high or dark collars there is no
remedy more effective than the COM
mon or garden variety of lemon juice.
Select firm, juicy lemons and apply
the juice to the skin after all traces
of dust or CRIME have been removed
either with soap and water or with
cleansing cream. The cucumber rem
edies are used with much success, al
though one must be sure they are as
represented, else it will be case OF
wasting time and money.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04
WAR DOES NOT MEAN PANIC
FOOL Domestic Yarns Depress Stocks
More Than When HostIIi.
ties Threaten.

Folks who imagine that war of any
kind. but especially a war with Mex
leo. would create panic are not wei
posted in American history, the Phil
aoelphia Ledger remarks Since the
revolution the closest that war ever
came to Pennsylvania and Philadel
phia was in the summer of 1863.
Lees army marched north across
the Maryland border at the close of
June, and the battle of Gettysburg
was begun July /. Was there a
panic? Yes. but not financial panic.
On June q the price of Pennsyl-
vania shares on the Philadelphia ex-
change was $6175 When the fighting
actually started on July 1 at Gettys
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04
Secret Enhancement.

81 would like said the timid lover
to the maiden who had just accepted
him, Il would like, since we cannot
marry at once, to keep our engagement
secret for the present
"Why?" asked the astonished dam
sell
why, the fact is my parents would
disown me if
"Disown you? Am not worthy to
be their daughter? Is my family not
as good as yours? Am not"
"One moment, darling; one little
moment. You are mistaken"
Mistaken! would not marry
you"
stay, I rmplore you'll You are my
own, you are better than !. You are
rich; am poor. MY parents would
,iisown me-if / got Tilted this time. .
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04
TIGHT COLLARS HARM
HAVE EXTREMELY BAD EFFECT
ON APPEARANCE OF NECK.
Bound to Produce Defects That Are
Always Very Hard to Overcome
Massage Will Do Much to Re-
store the Symmetry.

=
The habit Of wearing tight collars
Is responsible for serious harm to the
beauty and symmetry of the throat.
The continued pressure of close fit
ting color will weaken the muscles,
impede the circulation, deplete the It's
sues and irritate the skin. The con-
sequence of such injurious action will
be lack of roundness and firmness in
the contour of the throat, flabby flesh
and wrinkled and discolored skin
These defects are difficult to over
come, and the first requisite is to leave
off the tight collar and wear one that
is at least half inch larger than is
actually required. The difference in
size will not be as noticeable as you
may think, and it gives the neck room
for free movement and prevents most
of the ills mentioned above
Restoring the symmetry of the
throat is not to be quickly accomplish
ed, but with determination and perse-
verance it can be done. Exercise is
the only remedy which will strength
en- the muscles and bring back the lost
firmness and rol1ndness, and the exer-
cises must be gone through regularly
twice a day.
Massage with nourishing cream is
very important part of the restoring
process, and the regular use of mild
bleach is also necessary. In addition
to this treatment cold water must be
used freely, as there is no better tonic
for depleted tissues than the frequent
application of very cold water.
In giving massage use the broad
palm of the hand. Let the strokes be
upward at the back of the neck and
also back of the ears and downward
from the chin, carrying them well
down onto the chest. The massage
can be followed Immediately with cold
congresses, and these should be
changed as often as necessary to keep
them cold. The water can be sailed
If desired, as the salt water possesses
some astringent properties which add
to the beneficial effect of the COM
presses.
The neck exercises can be taken as
follows Stand with the body erect
and the weight on the balls of the
feet; bend the head forward till the
chin rests well down on the chest, lift
it into position again and bend it back
ward till the back of the head rests
upon the spine. Bring the head again
into position, bend it to the left until
the ear touches the shoulder, then to
the right till the right ear touches
the shoulder, then up into position.
when the entire exercise must be
gone through again Avoid jerky mo-
tiens. else the muscles may become
strained. Another exercise which is
excellent is to turn the head to the
left as far as possible. even stretching
the neck little so you can look well
over your left shoulder, then to the
right, following the same direction.
Again, avoid too rapid or vigorous
movements.
Copyright 1913, by Universal Press Syn
dicate)
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04

n AZ parlor and also directly into
q. s'Ning room. The parlor is IL
b. esuafe' having large octagon
H., - front A cased opening con-
h. 'alS room with the dining room,
~ ~ 1eet in size. An open stair
y, " one side of this room adds
NV, apparent size. The kitchen is
m 0sck of the dining room,
Ins a good-sized pantry to the left.
Ap,, eeiiaF stairs go down from this
sor s' A nice feature of the dining
dSs, ~ me fireplace and china
4 po.s mouse should be built without
a r w. seryiceable fireplace, If such
rsp,r tOsslbly be had. AS an aid to
sonto a.ioh 1t is unsurpassed, and for
O sn MT on the cold, rainy days of fall
cs fn tug and even summer, when
b. o ,u'hsce FIRE is out, there is moth
4 bls s1,'e so cozy and comfortable as
M ls wood IRE in the crate.
tdes sec, second floor of this house pro-
b,. Snree good-sized bedrooms and
Oly There is also a generous
Ky Of closet space.
- soase is planned along very
Ne. lines as the estimated
ole NJ will indicate. This esti-
iues for a good grade "f
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-04-04

tunes. The same Endorsement can be
given to a wooden fabric, with q sur
face like uncut velvet. woven in cool
olive green and white With white
facings and white buttons for trim
mings, the refined effect of this ma
terial is easily imagined
With the same delusive effect OF
heaviness is material particularly
good in deep, rich yilet, but which
also appears in all. other shades of the
season. The wooden materials men
toned above will be used as facings
for collars and revers as we'll as for
the entire costume.