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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
Of portrait gallery and library r. E
Lee Camp. No. /. United Confederate

Of portrait gallery and library r. E
Leo Camp. No. l. United Confederate
Veterans: uniform and dress of tho
army Of the Confederate States: pack
age OF Confederate money: roster Of
r. Il. Lee Camp. No. ]. Confederate
Veterans: Stonewall jackson at Chan
cellorsville, by James Power Smith, n
member OF his STAFF: a description of
seal and flag of Virginia: membership
chamber OF Commerce. Richmond. Va,
1915: work Of the (Virginia) State
Board OF Charities and Corrections
1914: the nftieth anniversary of the
First National Bank. Richmond, by Col
onel John b. Purcell, president: second
annual report of the Administrative
Board; parade program for June 3,
1915: Richmond magazine for April
1915: memory medal OF the unwilling
of the II. f. Lee Monument on May
20, 1890: one $1,000 per cent Confed
crate States bond, No. $751; bearing
date February 90. 1863. with the picture
of Lieutenant-General jackson on its
face; ceremony laying the corners stone;
book grand lodge OF Virginia, 1915; Vir-
ginla textbook. Masonic; Dalcho con-
sistory; steel engravings of prominent
Masons. George Washington, John
Blair. first grand master OF Masons OF
Virginia. and John Dove, grand secrc-
tary: souvenier pictorial Of beautiful
Richmond: photograph of General Jack
son at Winchester, October, 1862; pho
tograph and memoir OF Julia jackson
by her mother. Mrs. T. j. jackson:
scrapbook containing clippings relat-
ing to General and Mrs. r. ]. Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
w ant Government to
Mark Battlefelds
Federal Aid VII Be Asked In
indicating Troop Positions
and Building Roads.

To launch a movement to induce tho
national government to mark the posi-
lions OF the various troops in the bat
tlefields around Richmond and to build
good roads in the vicinity Of those hat
tie fields. Stanhope Boiling. at his resi-
dence, 1905 Grove Avenue. next We'd
nesday ut o'clock. will glve n lunch
con to number OF prominent mon
from Richmond and elsewhere. The
Idea is to have these battle fields pro-
vided with facilities similar to those
Mt Gettysburg. So that any student of
history or military tactics in going
through the battle grounds yill be able
TO get an adequate idea OF the great
conflicts that were waged there.
George w. Stevens, president Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and
Colonel Henry c. Douglas. now of New
York. who laid Off many Of the fortif-
cations around Richmond, have been
interesting themselves in this under
taking for some time, and 1t Is believed
that the time is ripe now to begin ac-
tive work looking to the contamination
of the plan. Advantage will be taken
OF the presence IN Richmond, because
of the reunion. of prominent men from
other states, and the date for the
luncheon was selected with this in
view.
y meeting was to have been held in
the directors room OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad yesterday. but as
Wyndham r. Meredith, who also has
been active In the movement, was do
tained on account of the segregation
case involving the former home of the
Leigh Street Baptist Church. the meet
Ing was called off.
Those Invited TO attend Mr.. BollinE's
luncheon Wednesday are Governor
Henry G. Stuart, Governor Richard l.
Manning, of South Carolina; Colonel
Henry c. Douglas, of New York; Con-
gresham Andrew jackson Montague
George w stevens, Wyndham r.
Meredith. Levin Joynes, Colonel Bar
ton Fl. Grundy. Charles f. Boiling, Blair
Boiling, Eppa Hunton, Jr., ]. c. Ander-
son. G. n. LanEhorne. z. G. Leigh, Lii
burn T. Myers. DR.. George Ben John
ston, DR. Joseph A. White, William
II. White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

discovered vegetable compound that does the
WORK OF dangerous sckening caomel and l
t'E reader OF this paper to try bottle, and if it
"oeah straighien you up better quicker than
h"lyatins ca!omcl, just back to the and get
your money.
guarantee that spoonful of Dodson's Liver
rome VIII put your sluggish liver to work and clean
Hnuf ,!lriy feet OF bowels Of the bile and
a'.Mi''oi poison which is clogging your system and
making YOU feel miserable.
Guarantee that spoonful of this harmless
'Hu'" !'eF medicine viii relieve the headache, bill
o''tSS' coated tongue, aguc, malaria, stomach
y! any othcT distress caused by torpid liver
Pu'hy as dose of vile, nauseatipg calomel besides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
ACCOUNTANTS MEET
semi-Annunl Conference Is Held n,
Jefferson Hotel.

Tho Virginia Society of Public Ac-
countants held it's semi annual meet
ing yesterday at the jefferson Hotel
Considerable routine business was dis
posed of and several matters OF inter.
est 10 the profession we're discussed
ut length. While the attendance was
small owing to illness Of several OF
the members. much enthusiasm was
displayed.
Those present were: w. Nick. Evans
president; y. T. Henderson, vice prcsi
dent, Of LynchburE: w. r. Tolleth, OF
Norfolk, secretary: Hans Duerhvi. Jr.
and c. i. Davis. of Richmond: a. Lee
Rawlings and w. =. Hilton. of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

1t will not make you sick or keep you from days
work. want to bottle of this wonderful liver
medicine in every home in the South.
Calomel is poison-its mercury-it attacks the
bones. often causing rheumatism. Caomel is dan
gerous 1t sickens--while my Dodsons Liver Tone
is safe, pleasant and harmless Eat anything after
wards. because it cannot salivate. Give 1t to the
children because 1t doesn't upset the stomach or
shock the liver. Take spoonful tonight and wake
up feeling fine and ready for full days work
Get hottie! Try it,! If 1t doesn't do exactly
what say, tell your dealer to hand your money
back. Every druggist and storekeeper in the South
knows me and knows Of my wonderful discovery OF
medicine that takes the place Of dangerous calomel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
coLvIN DOUBTS REPORT
Does Not Think Federation of I,h,
VIII Indorsc Swanson

Discussing the report that "A resoln.
ton is to be offered in tho ,or,t
annual convention OF tho Virginia Fed
GRAFTON of Labor at Fredericksbu-.
indorsing United States Senator Clausa
A. Swanson for reelection. Howard
T. Colvin, editor of the official organ
OF the Federation, said yesterday no
was confident the body would not adon,
any such resolution. He stated ~
1t was the rule of the organization -
refuse to take action Of that char,c,o.
In political contests except in case.
where one candidate is opposed TO tba
interests OF organized labor and mr.
other favorable to the union cause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

;NSHINGTON, May 2H.-Thcro Will
he showers sunday in tho Middle Mis-
Isppi AMI Ohio Valleys. the Middle At
'!antic States, North Carolina and Flor
lda, followed by generally fair weather
Monday. There VIII also be local
thunder showers sunday in the Central
Rocky Mountain region, and Sunday or
Monday IN the southern Plains states
ana IN" West Gulf states. Elsewhere
the weather Will ho generally fair
SUNDAY ana Monday. It viii be warmer
Monday in The Middle Atlantic States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

with an autograph letter from Mr.,
Jackson, contributed by Mrs. C. r. W.
Kern "'
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THE WlEA THEIR


IL noon temperature. ...........
- NJ temperature. ............
) i. NJ. temperature ........... 4
MAXIMUM temperature TO s L. NJ.
MINIMUM temperature TO Il. NJ. Z
Moan temperature ..... 4
Normal temperature "
deficiency in temperature ycstcr-
N:lE '....: ................
hcnciency in temperature since
-hdIfi l .................. J.
Accumulated excess in tcmpcra-
turc since January l........
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Combination 2 pairs Pants Suits, all
wool fancy mixtures. Coat in Bulgarian
style, with pleats in back and front; serged
lined patch pockets. Both pants HA1n
cut full peg. $500 Suits; special, spt. i y
Sizes Z to 18.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

ItHlNIlII IUSt tWcIVe NOurS. .....
Rainfall last twcnty-iour hours.
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Local observation Mt l.. VI. Yesterday
Temperature, ca. humidity, %: wind,
direction. northeast, wind, velocity, \,
weather. cloudy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
SUING FOX PRIZE CAk
Baptist sunday School Class Is HAy-
ing Hard Time Holding Ford Won in
Shoe Store Voting Award.

4 second contest is being waged
over the Ford automobile thab was
given away recently by shoe com
pany 10 the person buying the most
shoes there In given time The see
oud contest is In the form Of repleyin
suit filed In the county court by Y. ID.
Bucknam, who says the car should
have been turned over 10 him when
the contest closed last Saturday night
The Baracn boys Of the First Rap.
list church and X. c. Mills superin
teudent of the class, will intervene I'm
the suit aud claim the automobile
They went iu with money and checks
amounting 10 between 500 and $500
just before the close Of the contest
and made Il deposit OF the money for
the purchase Of shoes The automO.
bile was turned over to Mills IA the
representative Of the Baraca class
II is the intention OF the Baracn
boys to sell the car aud use the money
10 M NJ Sunday school room Buck
nam had been given credit for the
purchase Of many shoes aud believed
he was entitled to the car. The suit
will he tried June 3.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
Society Euents
Harriet Dunn Bentley Office Phone ". 4OI9

A large party Of the relatives of
Nr Lawrence Mills, whose wedding
o Miss Adele Conway win be- an event
pf next week, will arrive Tuesday for
| he bridal festivities. They will In
|lude Mr. Mills brother and wife, Mr.
|ind Mrs. Rowan Mills and little melee
Miss Nancy Gillespie. his aunts, Mrs
N. o. Head aud Mrs. Sidney Wilson
nd cousin, Mrs. Hayden Head, aud
IMrs. Frank BAtsell and little SON.
Lawrence, all Of sherman Mr. and
Mrs. oscar Touchstonc ~ Dallas and
Mrs. W. b. Showers Of Fort Worth
|yill also arrive Tuesday, the two lat
er being Mr. Mills sisters.
Miss Susie Green had with the
members of the Two O'clock Auction
,lub Tuesday Mrs +. \, Malone, Mrs
Evans Nash and the Misses Marguerite
CARROLL, Margaret PadelfOrd aud Flora
Farrts High score was made by Mrs.
h. c. Selds, Mrs Hudson d. Wilcox
viii entertain the club next Tuesday.
lut mummy lNf tiu'hlnH NhIu phItA
ylll be held Saturday afternoon In the
lOtel when Mrs G. A. Galbraith and
Mrs Isaac Hamburger will be hos.
esses.
Mrs. ]. \ Groves entertained the
lreen Meadow Needlework club Tues.
Jay, the afternoon being spent pleas.
ntly with needlework and games, with
|efreshments at the close. The club
Eill meet In two weeks with Mrs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
Basement

Never there such happy minglng of ENDS of the
choicest materials lengths from stocks I'M
Instances the lengths have removed the basement just
Tor this economy event
ART DRAPERY IN COLORS AT HALF.
Most Of these curtain lengths and the variety large
enough 10 satisfy the most eXacng
Ends" and Lengths" OF Gnghams A wonderful lot
ings that will average Onp.fOurh
Ends" and Lengths Of Pecsles very -erycrnbr fabric
savings Of one third
Ends" and Lengths" Of dependable fabric
savings " one-fourth
Ends" and Lengths" Of Madras shng madras ~
a superior grade ~ yarn. Savings ~ one fourth
Ends" and Lengths Of Curtain Srrim Is In color. at
savings NJ HALF
Ends and Lengths Of Pillow Tubing All different lengths
at savings of THREE FIFTHS
Table Ds mask Quality equal the kind that usually
about 3Oc for at savings Of ONETHIRD
Outing material that knows especially when YOU
get ENDS" and lengths such prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

OF Oklahoma City, son OF Commissioner
j. @. Street; W. NJ. Robertson, presl.
dent Of the Farmers National bank Ut
Gushing, and H. W. Mccall, a promi
nent theater man df Gushing.
Mr. Mccall is now In Chicago az
ranging for the plans Of the new the
ater with firm Of expert theatsr ar
chitects. II the plans progress as er
pected, the work Of remOdeling the
Lleglar building will be begun June /
The entire Inside Of the structure will
BE- torn out. and one Of the most mod
ern aud up-tO date play houses I'm the
southwest Installed Every feature will
be " the latest pattern, including
special cooling system
A strong vaudeville bin will be fen
tured In the new theater, only the best
and cleanest acts being shown. The
excellent location OF the playhouse war
rants the promoters OF the enterprise I'm
believing that Oklahoma City will sup
port big vaudeville circuit.
The deal Is being handled by the
Kaufman Investment company. The
cost of preparing for and installing the
new theater win be S50,0OO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
CHIEF STANDS PAT
Believes Threat Of III Reno Plasterer
To Sue For False Arrest Was All
4 Blind.

Information In regard tc the action
10 be- taken by 4. y. Wall, Fl Reno
plasterer, who stated that be would
bring suit against the city for alleged
false arrest, was strangely lacking to.
day What could be- definitely deter.
mined was that Wall left the city
without giving attorneys orders to
proceed with action against the city,
and officials believe that the matter
has been dropped Wall was arrested
Monday night and held on charge
~ vagrancy, which police say was a
blind. as he was held as a pickpocket
suspect Wall alleged that he had
been falsely arrested aud that he
would bring suit against the city Tor
$4,000 Chief Nichols adhered 10 his
charge that Wall should have been
held even after he had freed the mar
upon the recommendation uf promi
nent III Reno citizens, including Mayor
Pete Duffy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
JOBBERS CLOSE AT |
On Saturdays Only Wholesalers, I'm.
plement Houses Excepted. VIII Shut
Up Shop Early During Summer.

The annual meeting Of the Oklahoma
City Jobbers' and Manufacturers as
sociatlon was held In the Skiryln no
tel Tuesday night, and officers for the
ensuing year elected. H. O. Blanton
was unanimously reelected president
j. y. Duncan, first vice president
Bunn Rooth second vice president =.
r. owen, treasurer and v r. Hark
ness, secretary. The executive CON.
mlttep was also unanimously reelect
ed. This IL composed Of Hugh Donly.
J. ". O'Npil. g. W Rathbun.
with the exception " the farming
implement houses, It was decided to
close all wholesale houses at o'clock
on Saturday afternoons during the
summer months Much favorable com.
meut was made on the good accom-.
nllshed hv the recent trade excursion.
Preceding the annual meeting, the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

IIummell ON West Twenty seventh
street
Mr. aud Mrs L. s. G. Henry de.
parted for Kingfsher, where they will
attend the Speice Rice wedding, re-.
turning the last Of the week
MIR. B. l. Clark, formerly Of this
city but recently Of Cincinnati. o.,
Is spending few days In the city en-
route from trip through the south.
Mrs. O. B Pritchard Of Louisville,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ]. g. Cotton, for several weeks,
left today for Castle Ok, where she
will spend a fortnight with her son, Dr.
j. c. Pritchard.
Miss Gertrude LetZeiser departed
Wednesday for Oakland. Cal, and Los
/ Angeles, Cal for six months visit
MIR and Mrs, g. o. Fenimore en-.
tertained the Tuesday Evening Rook
club last evening Mr. and Mrs e
G. Rixee will entertain the club In two
weeks.
The members OF the Criterion club
together with Mines Frank W. Dale
Earl H. Shelley and 3. d. Wilcox were
entertained Tuesday by Mrs ]. n
Hay, Mrs G, r Hardwick was voted
to membership Mines. Dale aud Shel
by gave several piano numbers and
the hostess was assisted by Mrs Eli,
Chadwick In serving The next meet
ing. In two weeks, will be with Mrs
l., r Hutchens,
Mrs John Wall Lykes was hOstes,
/ Tuesday 10 the Auction Of Today
having as additional guests her moth
or, Mrs II. T. Lykes Of Tampa, Fla.
Miss Elizabeth Moore Of Paris, Tel.
Miss Mary Baker and Mrs. Ben Thorn
ton. High score was made by Mrs
Elmer Freeman The hostess for IN,
meeting next Tuesday will be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Baughman has as he
guest Mrs Addie Reese Of Dallas, VIII,
win remain for two weeks
The meeting Of Chapter AC. p. r
a. has been postponed from Thursda,
until SATURDAY when Mrs Il. NJ Iisl
will he hostess.
Mrs Hamilton g. Stewart entertain
ed the Narcissus Bridge club Tuesda
At ! o'clock luncheon Al the gum
of auction Mrs Frank Wardwell play
ed the substitute hand, and high scor
was made by Mrs. II G. bennington
The club will meet In two weeks wit
Mrs Howard Thompson.
The many club women W the eft
win regret TO learn that At meetln
VI the executive board of the CIT
Federation In the library Tuesda,
Mrs ~ Coulter Todd. who was r,
Gently unanimously re elected presiden
OF the organization rendered her reals
nation. Mrs Todd has devoted he
time most asslduously to the work IN
mast year and protested strenuouslv n
the recent election against being give
the second term. She had recently ne
cepted the appointment on the commit
tee ~ the public health department
NJ the general federation, and vii
have four states New Mexico. Texa,
Arkansas and Oklahoma under her N
rect supervision, aud this work win dc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
MEET AT TULSA NEXT
Poster Ad Delegates VIII Hold Next
Years Convention In OIL Metropolis,
Officers Are Elected.

Tulsa was selected as the meeting
place for the Poster Advertising as.
sociation for its convention next yesi
at the closing session Of the annual
meeting In the Lee Huckins hotel
Tuesday night Oklahoma City, IA
pulpa aud Ardmore were among the
other contestants for the honor.
The following officers were electcri
after the business session Tuesday af
ternoon: president, W. r. Burnltt
Ardmore; president, Elliott Alton
Oklahoma City; secretary treasurer
Ben s Brooks, Chickasha Ren Fin
ney was chosen as delegate to the con
yenton NJ the national association
which meets I'm Atlantic City. Tn,
secretary may also be a delegate I,
this convention by virtue Of his office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

mand all OF her spare time. The final
meeting Of the city federation for the
year will lie held Thursday IN the A.
brary, when definite action will he
taken on the resignation. Mrs. &. L.
Dsugherty Of the Swastika club, the
present vice president will probably
succeed TO the presidency
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. ?. Trudgeou
departed Tuesday for five weeks
western trip, during which they viii
visit Fort Worth. San Antonio III
Paso, San Diego, los Angeles aud San
Francisco
A large and interested audience Of
club aud society women attended the
final meeting Of the Oklahoma Art
Lengue Tuesday afternoon In the par
lOrs VI the Skirvin The New Cen
tury club had arranged the program
for the afternoon which was an eIhi-
bltion Of Indian aud Alaskan baskets
together with a talk by Mrs, Edwin l..
Dunn, who has gathered her baskets
from all parts Of the west and north.
These were arranged on tables and
hung on the walls, the decorative ef-
feet being heightened by the use Of
Indian rugs and blankets Mrs Dunn
In her talk spoke Of the importance
Of studying and preserving specimens
of this art Of basketry which was one
NJ the distinctive features OF the prtm.
eyal races Of America She related
legends aud stories which are inter,
twined with the symbols and designs
NJ the baskets and something Of the
process OF making Mrs John Shar
tel preceded Mrs. Dunn with brief
talk on the Art league and It's stand.
ards, and the speaker was introduced
by Mrs II, G. Walton Of the New Cen.
tury club, who together with Mrs. j.
Watson Hawk. had arranged the pro
gram. Az the close " the afternoon
Mrs Walton presented Mrs Dunn
with a beautiful American basket FIJI.
ed with Meteor roses,
Mr. Bert storm Of Fort Towson
spent Tuesday In the city the guest
Of his sister Miss Edith storm, and
other relatives
A beautiful rose party was the
pretty courtesy arranged by Miss
Myra Wilson In honor OF Miss Adele
Conway, the much feted May bride
which was given Tuesday afternoon
The house was filled with the frag
rance " worlds VI red roses which
IN cluster, vases and bowls adorned
the apartments In the dining room
the brides table had large crysta
bowl filled to oyerflOwing with roses
above which lowered kewpies hanginl
from a fluffy bow OF white tulle A
feature " the luncheon following tn,
game was the luscious roses formed
by the Ices Mrs. Weston Atwoo,
with the high score ~ the Afternoon
was presented with piece ~ hand
embroidered linen, and Miss nlanch,
Claggett received u cOncelt for tn
dressing table IN old rose Miss Con
way was the recipient NJ prett!
piece NJ lingerie
! Mrs !. u Riddle entertained m,
Nergennes club Tuesday afternoon a,l
dltlonRl guests being Mines. NJ. NJ
Bowers, H. V. Rohnett and r. v. Peary
The house was decorated with garden
roses Mrs. Charles McCalmm wa
voted TO membership and II was de-
c'ded Ia use the Vergennes pattern o
silver for all the club fnyors Tn,
club win meet next Tuesday with Mrs
Ahner Freie
A novel and charming entertainment
was the parcels post party given Tues
day afternoon by Mrs Aida Van SAINT
Wn,cn was really for the purpose %
forming club to help the shut.lns, Ii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

Tail Guy-That old man is numis
matist
Little One-l thought II was rheu
matism
Tall Guy Why numlsmatist Is
one who collects coins
Little One-Glad TO hear H. The
coins will be- easier to get rid OF.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
THEATRICAL FACTORS
Fact Is Disclosed That Allen VI. Street
W. NJ. Robertson and II. ". Mccall
Are Promoters Of $50, 600 Enterprise

Three men are Interested IN the new
Zleglar building theater. which will
open It's doors In the early fall ac
cording TO AN announcement made thi,
morning They are Allen NJ Street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
Unusual Values in Bags and Suit Cases

This without question the luggage store Of Oklahoma and
this week Offering unusual values the fh floor
Splendid Bag For $500 Made " genuine cOwhde sheep
skin lined long Splendid color French
and inside lock also inside pockets THIS bag is worth
%so,.s.r ss '%sS % rss. sIses; sas Seed during the $500
suit Cases Worth $3.50 AZ S5OO-Made Of genuine cowhde
aud quarter inch leather straps all around linen lined with
S IN. @ %Sss Ts. sp" sa. o but special during 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

regular monthly dinner " the associ
alton was held In a private dining
room on the paror floor of the Sklr.
vim.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
Short Lengths" and Dress Patterns

n f stoe
lengths we'll in
and marked
solid table Of the finest fabrics
yer ou such ~lube eg