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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

King and turns on the GaSO-
lcnc with lavish hand.
The Hobo is trying the
Ring on his clcancst finger
when the Police Patrol
dashcs up. Has the Hobo
seen a Guilty Conscience
hurrying away from Main
Street? The Hobo, impressed
by the display Of force,
icycrishly indicates the di-
rcction taken by the Auto
mobile. In pointing, how
ever, he displays the Seal
Ring, which the Sergeant
recognizes as having been
worn for many years by the
Late Lamcntcd Banker.
The Hobo is thercupon
given a Free Ride to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
THE STENOGRApHER

CILMVILLES Business College
has a special course for Lady
Typists. Without this the stem
ographer would be helpless when con
frontcd with the EElgcnclc5 Of her
lob. The Requirements forAdmis5ion
consist Of a Figure that can hold the
Foreground rs long as IS necessary
against all competition from the PIot,
and a Face that ranges readily from
mental abstraction when the Boss
Best Customer Is mi5pIaoing ms al
fcctions to elaborate surprl5cw when the
Cashier is found occupying a pool OF
blood in front Of the Office Safe.
If she gets the outer Guards Q.
X. on these items, she Is admitted to
the School and given instruction IN
the Art Of Noucha'aucc. Her skill IN
this Department determines her earn
ing capacity. FilmviIIc Is a lavish
BUYER Of the latest models in Type
$500. ,.,.. ...I ,.I.- 4rrfirftuIugp- of
Evening star., 1915-04-30
zOUAVES AND TURCOS
BEATEN, SAY GERMANS
Attack on Right Wing Fails-Ber-
lin Claims Capture of
French Trench,

BERLIN. Apri' 80. by wireless to Say
lille. N Y.--Germany army headquarters
late TO-DAY gave out a report on the prog
ress o. Enstilites reading
.AriatoTs have been active on the
coast. a. ostend houses were damaked
The fortress At Bunilirk was shelled yes
terday by German artillery
Last might there was fighting be
tween Steersiraete and Het Sas, Ger
man troops have fortifie3 and hold
bridge heads or the western bank Of
tn. canal uea" Steerstraete and Het
nnstH nf Npres. Icuarcs and Turco3
>.trsrrrtrd charge against the Ger
't;u r-ht Nin&. bat this charge b~nNe
!t,,u rt"der The German fire.
.'il III. champagne diStric: north Of
- Ncspil ne Freucn attempt To VIII
ii Tie ATeoune district 10 The north o.
ioL, Sc !':,rls trench of the enemy was
4.tu-es German troops here took pris-
'n"Ts Irc french officer and thirt? men
tlc ltn III. ground gained against re
neat"t! trenc;. ,ot.nt4- attacks.
Nes. torna!. iii the eastern part OF
the Argonne. AZ ae-cplsne ~ the enemy
. an" io eartn The :r:...n r-.-e found
- dead
"Rctv cen The Meuse and he Moseile
FRENCH attacks on positions conquered
.,y rs ~: the heights OF the ieuSe re-
-u!ted n failure Also to the north of
irl'rer q F-e.ch charge failed, with
nsaIA losses. In the fshting on the
s.sishts Of the Meuse between April -
and April Is the French los. in prison
regimen1a' commanders. and about
1000 ,ocr.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
MAY WAIT IN LINE ALL NIGHT.
Thong Of Applicants for Position
Blanks Looked For,

Tomorrow viii be May day at the
civil service commission. on + street
northwest between lith and lSth
streets. For the first time in two years
the distribution of application blanks
for unskilled laborers IL the govern
ment service is to be held.
Only 1000 of the blanks Will he dis
tributed. and only those who obtain
these blanks IT This distribution are
eligible for appointment to the un-
skilled labor forces in the various gov
ernment buildings. Only phys,cai
examination is required TO get the job.
In the past years. when these blanks
we're distributed, the people who want
ed them We're in the habit of gathering
as early as sundown the night before,
so as to he the first in line They re-
main in the line all night. and it is
probabl that there will be no excep-
tion to this practice this year. espe-
cial1y in view of the fact that the
blanks have not been distributed tor
two years.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
CLEAN UP-PAINT UP
AT STATE, WAR AND NAVY
Building Ordered Renovated by Col.
Harts and Work Will Begin
at Once.

- !. ~, L-nain.ar
Col. '" ". Hafts OF 'he
Corps, L. 5. A.. who has charge or the
state. War and Navy building. has put
i, fnro ,.r,, .c,eap-un'. policy.
- ..s,o.;or ~
rms mas empFaced 'he i''' o"u. .'oi
an entirely new system of plumbing 1or
the wa;hrooms, the institution Of a
>. ,;h.i ana tho clean
% ,e'. " -
iis ana painting OF the ii'iies " i'''
BILE corridors.
These plans include the removal from
tho corridors of III. d.sks wardrobes 8
Evening star., 1915-04-30
MAY FESTIVAL TOMORROW.
Celebration. in Nature of Pageant. to
Be Held at Mt. Vernon Fairgrounds.

Plans for May day festival to be
given tomorrow at the Mount Vernon
Fairgrounds were announced today.
The celebration. which is to begin at
4 o'clock IN the afternoon. will be In
the natur of pageant depicting the
awakening Of flowers The pageant ts
to open with the appearance of the
spirit of the season. who announces
that spring has come and that II is
time for the elements to wake up the
flowers and choose the queen. This
part Is taken by Miss Fannie Erukoff.
Wind next appears and blows away
the old leaves where last years best
flowers grew Becoming discouraged
she calls sunshine to her assistance.
Sunshine falls to awaken the flowers,
and in despair calls upon rain When
rain appears. under the combined in
fiuencs of these three elements. flowers
spring forth and grow straight and
tall.
The festival will he given under the
direction Of Miss Ella Gardner, drec-
tor Of the playground Miss Louise y.
-ittenden. assistant director. AND Miss
Naude y. Parker
iSaring the next iUo weeks festivals
Wi. lie held on the Rosedale aud Car
field t'ark backgrounds.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Toilet Articles

Atlantic Bathing Salt. IOc bag; sIIo
dozen.
Imported CASTLE Soap. 20c. soc. sI..s
and SI.5O bar.
W: & LIS Turkish Bath Soap, Sc cake:
SOC dozen.
w. & LIS Original Bouquet Soap, iGr
cakes $1.1O dozen.
Woodbury's Facial Soap, I7c cake.
Roger & Gallet's Almond Soap. 90 cake:
for SOC.
Broadway Bath Soap with Rubbe'.
Wash Cloth. 15c.
w. LIS Spanish CASTLE Soap. tac
cake; for 25c.
Packers Tar Soap, I4c cnkc.
Carbona Cleaning Fluid, I5c. :5c. ,ar
and &I.OO.
w & LIS Household Ammonia Zoe bot
tie; for 26c.
Parsons Household Ammonia. I5c, .sr
and 45c bottle.
Bradley's Woodland Violet Ammonia
25c bottle.
Turkish Wash Cloths, assorted colors:
Sc each.
Sanitol Tooth Paste and Powder, lie
each.
Holmes Frostilla, 14c each.
Lsterine. Ice and 6Oc bottle.
Wanous' Shampoo Bags, Toe cach: , for
25c.
Main floor, q street.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Special Sale of
Women's Crepe de Chine
Niqhtdresses and Petticoats.

On very apparel for which there is
the be bought special prices Such cond
ton prevails here these Crepe de Chine Nghtdesses and
Petticoa They unusually fine and beautiful and much superior
to those Of low prices
Nightdes pink white flesh colored chine
other prely with
Special, $395 each.
Petticoats of heavy white chine finished
bows and deep plain hem
Special $500 each.
Petticoats of good quality chine and
color, beautifully trimmed with laces
Special, $3.e5 and $500 each.
The Summer Millinery
For Girls and Misses
Is noteworthy for styles and shapes
and trimmings the displays for
DRESS HATS TAILORED HATS AND SCHOOL HATS
mushroom, sailor and rol-brim effects of
panama. leghorn hemps, rough baids of all descriptions
An exceptionally mertorious showing and decidedly
moderate in price.
Special Attention Is Asked to the New
Styles in Womens Sport Hats
LINEN CRASH, CORDUROY, VELVET AND FLANNEL IN
ALL-WHITE, BLUE AND NEW TWOTONED COLORS
These hats specially gned for outings walking, go
tennis, boating, canoeing and autoing
F
Evening star., 1915-04-30
COLD HITS THE WEST.
Widespread Damage Reported. Espe-
eialIv te Frrit

SAN FRANCISCO. Ap-i! So.-Record-
breaking cold weather AMI high winds
il hale dozen f. western states
seated somewhat today after causing
widespread damage. This may be in
creased IN fruit districts by frost to-
light.
Scores of small craft We're driven
ashore alon" the California coast and
snail vessels attempting to leave San
Francisco harbor had to put back. In
San Francisco two boys were killed by
live wire.
Orchards In California and Oregon
suffered.
From Idaho came reports of thou
sands of lambs frozen to death. In
eastern Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana the temperature fell IS degrees In
twelve hours,
In Los Angeles ~ degrees was reg is
tered at S am. today. the coolest since
1901.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
CONFIDENCE IN PRESIDENT.
Bishop Walters Expects Him to
Make Negro Recorder of Deeds.

Confidence that President Wilson
will make good his promise to ap-
! oint colored man asfSecorder of
eeds for the District Of Columbia was
pressed a the White House today by
Bishop Alexander Walters of the A.
4. E Zion Church of New Jersey.
Bishop Walters said he will today
rite letter to the President express
ng his belief that there is no truth
- the stories that the President may
rharge his mind and not name a COL
"rel man to this Office.
Il have been informed by Senator
Kern and many other prominent demo-
crats in the Senate that if a negro is
.amed recorder of deeds of the
district he will be confirmed said
Bishop Walters today. There is no
@sood reason why a colored man shall
rot be named, and I am confident the
President will yet appoint one"
Evening star., 1915-04-30
SEEKS $40, COO DAMAGES.
Mary E. Hawkins Files Suit Against
W. r. & E. Company.

Mary E. Hawkins has tied suit in the
District Supreme Court against the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company, claiming $4,000 damages for
permanent personal injuries. alleged to
have been received January 9. In the
complaint filed by Attorneys Alvin L.
Eewmeyer and Arthur P. Owens she
alleges that while she was seated as
passenger on one of the defendants
street cars 1t was operated around the
curve at 4th and E streets southeast
- high speed and in such careless
manner that she was thrown from her
seat into the aisle and against the op-
posite side of the car. striking her head
and limbs against the body of the car,
and causing severe bruises and inter-
nal injuries, which have since disa bled
hAr
Evening star., 1915-04-30
FANNIE HILL ACQUITTED.
Freed on Charge Of Causing Death Of
Minerva Ward.

Fannie Hill, colored, was acquitted
today by jury in Criminal Division l.,
before Chief Justice Covington of
charge of manslaughter in connection
with the death of Minerva Ward, also
coIored, December 20 last. 1t was
shown that the defendant and the de-
ceased had been drinking. but con-
fiict arose as to the exact manner In
which the tragedy occurred.
The government charged that1 glass
bottle was the weapon used. but the evil
dence showed that the dead woman
held the bottle and in attempting to
strike the Hill woman was cut by the
broken glass. Attorneys ]. H. Bilbrey
and II. F. Long conducted the defense.
Assistant United States Attorney Haw-
ken appeared for the prosecution.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
CARL I. WOOD IS INDICTED.
Former Atlantic Coast Line Employe
Accused.

Carl Wood, formerly employed as
a stenographer for the general man
ager of the Atlantic Coast Line Rali-
way Company, was indicted today by
fhe grand Jury for embezzlement. 1t
is charged that last July he appropri-
ated to his own use $245 belonging to
the company. which had been turned
over TO him to be transmitted to the
treasurer of the company.
Others indicted, and the charges
against them, are: John Delaney. joy
riding; John Mason, assault with intent
to kill, and William sullivan, Jeremiah
r. Johnson, Charles o. Ball, John
Boone and Willard H. I>eeth, house
breaking and larceny.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Misses and Girls Coats.

The new coats this spring all mostly in belted
effects the unusual popularity of this has made
possible the ashionng of many attractive styles in eff
fects plain and elaborate
No two Of the coats shown in section for the
younger girls exactly alike Styles and colors allow
wide choice for selection, in high and long wasted
effects Some have fare from shoulder and others
fashioned with belt only in back belt from each side
of back Plain models self trimmed others have col
lars of silk bengaline. finished in attractive fashion
with touches of velvet
Sizes IA, IS and 18 years.
Sl275 to $500 each.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Apueal to the Pope to Take Sides.

ROME. April %. 7;25 pm.-Belgian
I'd French cardinals. archbishops and
snops have united in an appeal to Pope
!snedicr for the Vatican to abandon the
s,,,cde OF neusfalty it has maintained
,j.1eo .he beg1nnfng Of the war. They say
.ay ernnot understand how the head of
church which il founded on principles
j. eight and justice can remain neutral
=. Aho.,t protesting at the name time
.a..,s, ,hose who violate written or un-
...,=.! law The pontiff is urged to as
r.tirude which would be epoch
49,. n The history of the papacy.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Former Senator Burton in Chile.

SANTIAGO, Chile, April 30.-Former
tnited states Senator T. r. Burton,
40 is travelling in South America for
ne purpose of gathering information
hat will aid in forming closer rela-
I ions between the United States and the
republics of latin America, arrived here
today and was formally received by
members of the cabinet and the dipIo-
matte corps. Shortly after his arrival
he was welcomed by President Luco
All the newspapers of Santiago ex-
press sympathy with the purposes of
Ir. Burtons trip
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Prince Sabah Eddine Dead.

AMSTERDAM. April 30.-The death at
Constantinopie of Prince Sabah Eddine
is announced in a telegram received
here today from the Turkish capital.
The prince was a son of the late Sultan
Murad V, and was one of the leaders
of the Young Turk party.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Mar-Hof Peter Thompson Suits.

Those who acquainted with grades recognize
MarHo Peter Thompson Suits the highest standard and
They shown STYLES both with plain wide skirts:
with blouse attached the MILDLY STYLE with
blouse OF linen pink blue white and green and in Palm
Beach cloth
For spring and there quite
able for boating outing and general and they
are unequaed for comfort and beauty.
Of Linen, $1,000 each.
OF Palm Beach Cloth, $12.75 each.
Ties to match, $l.50 each.
Third fpe.G G
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Col. Desclaux Again Appeals.

PARIS. April 30.--Col. Francois Des-
claux, who was a general paymaster in
the French army, and Nine. Bechoff
have again appealed from the verdict
of seven and two years imprisonment
passed on them recently
by a court-martiaI. following their
conviction on a charge Of stealing gov
ernment stores.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Two Special Values in
Women's Gloves.

New styles, fine qualities.
low prices.
At 75c pair
White and Black ls-button-
length Pure Silk Gloves
At Soc pair
16-button- length c h M o
Gloves. in white, gray. mode
and pongee.
Main floor, center
Evening star., 1915-04-30
CRUISER KOLBERG'S LOSS
IS INDICATED BY FIND

LERWICk. Scotland. April 30.-The
finding near the south end of this
island of life buoy marked 'kolberg
is believed here to confirm the report
made at the time that the German
cruiser ko1berg was sunk in the battle
in the North January "a.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Duval West Arrives in Vera Cruz.

VERA CRUZ, April 30.-Duval West.
personal representative in Mexico of
President Wilson. arrived in Vera Cruz
today from Mexico City and said that
he would sail for the United States
later in the day on the steamship Nor
no Castle. Minister of War Pesqueir;,
also will leave on the MORO Castle.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Kills Son. Then Himself.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Charles Hay
ward Turner. former commission
merchant on the New York Produce
Exchange, late yesterday shot and
killed his five-year- old son as the child
slept, and then committed suicide in
his home here. Turner was said to
have been in poor health
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Thirty-Seven Hurt in Train Wreck

HIGBE. Mo, April 30.-Thirty seven
persons were injured. TWO seriously,
~ the wreck of Missouri. Kansas and
Texas passenger train running between
%ew Franklin and Moberly last night.
The accident is believed to have been
alsed by the engine tank leaving the
track
Evening star., 1915-04-30
A Sale of
Fountain Pens
at 75c, Each.

These pens are made by one Of
our best makers, the barrels and
caps are of the best and strong
est black para rubber, with points
of 14-karat gold, hand tempered
and iridium tipped, insuring long
wear.
A sample bottle Of Waterman's
Ideal Fountain Pen Ink is being
given with each pen-ink which is
the best either for fountain pen or
general use. 1t is free flowing, nom
settling and has a rich and perma-
nent color.
All for 75c.
Main door Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Dainty Summer Caps
For Baby Heads.

New and pretty kinds, and so very
good for the small prices-fner ma
terials, prettier trimmings and more
attractive styles. There is wide va
riety to choose from.
Infants White Lawn Caps. trimmed
with fine tucks and finished with hem
stitching and lawn ties, 25c.
Infants White Lawn Caps. finely tuck
ed and finished with back em-
broidery piece, lace edge and wide
ties Soc.
Infants An-over Embroidery Caps,
trimmed with fine lace ruffies and
lawn ties, TIC.
Infants Lawn Caps, trimmed with
tucks, featherstitching and lace: lawn
ties. $1.OO.
Infants White Lawn Caps, trimmed
with hand-run tucks, featherstitching
and French knots. $1.26.
Dainty Little Pink and Blue Silk
Rosettes. made Of narrow ribbon, to
be sewn on bonnets, Gee a pair.
Third noor. 3 street.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Writing Paper at
Special Prices.

Lot Paper In plain, barred. striped
or rough finish, IN lavender, blue.
gray and white. A value which would
regularly be priced at from e5c 70 soc
box 1sc box.
Lot Paper of good quality. in white
only. 15c lb. Envelopes, Sc pack
age: 3 packages for 20c
Lot "A Linen Paper in white only,
25c h.; envelopes, 1oc package, ;
packages for 25c.
Main floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
$1.OO to $500.
Mems White Oxford Ties
Ideal For Comfort and
Goodness

of the many interesting GeN =. -
ana fashions III Mems Sumner Fo,.-
wear tand there never was sle.,I,
variety Mems White oxford Tie" .,,.
especially worthy Of attention A.
fitting accompaniment TO the rall,
Beach Suit. fur seashore wear. AZ t.,,-
mis- or other outdoor sports. a ma, +.
wardrobe is not complete wrth"nt
them.
Mems White Canvas oxford Ties.
with best Goodyear welt sole. lnyv
heels .-...-....--". ..--..-... 81"
Mems White Canvas Rubber Sol,
Tennis oxford Ties. with spring hec
For street AS well as sports wea,
$3.50.
Mems Genuine White Buckskin pA-
ford Ties. with leather soles and
heels For street and summer dress
wear "'-''''
Main foor. direct Tenth street entrance.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Vain Efforts to Float the Minnesota.

TOXIC. April 3o---Three' attempts to
aoat the American steamer Minnesota,
which is aground at the entrance to the
Inland sea of Japan. have failed. The
Minnesota ran on a rock April IA.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Children's Coats, $500 to $500 Each.

Chidrens Coats Of serge, gabardnes, covert
cloths and checked materials and many of them in
Norfolk effects with belts A few plated from the
be collars of silk bengaline broadcloth and more
and the variety of styles express in many ways the
beauty of the fashions.
Tan. navy blue, black and white check blue and
white check and brown and white check are few Of
the colors shown in sizes from to "a years. and the
prices range from $500 to $500 each
Evening star., 1915-04-30
King Gustave Is Ill.

LONDON. April 30.-A dispatch TO the
Central News from Stockholm says that
King Gustave is iii, apparently with a
recurrence Of the stomach trouble for
s"hich he underwent an operation a
year ago
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Children's Sand and Seashore TOYS.

for the children the
seahore in the back the
to
Buckets 25c and
and
&C. and5O
Wate and15c
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Children's Dainty Dresses.
Priced Much Lower Than Regular.

Lovely dresses for general summer wear-for morn
ings at the seashore mountains
Dresses with white lawn blouses, some of them fin
ished with ruing neck and sleeves and full plated
skirts of gingham, dimty, crepe pique and lawn Wide
belts and suspenders of the styles and
every desirable color is Neutrality-suspicious. in plaid ef
ects pque in dotted patterns dny in dotted patterns
and crepe in plaid effects Sizes to IA years.
A sample line, which regularly would be marked as
much as $500 because of the special price which we
have been able to obtain them, price is
$3.50 each.
ird G
Evening star., 1915-04-30
Base Ball:

Base Balls, from those at &C to the
American League Ball. with cork CEN
ter. at $1.25.
Base Ball Bats, 10c to $l.OO
Base Ball Masks. 25c to $3.50 each.
Base Ball Mitts. Csc to $500.
Base Ball Gloves. 25c to $3.50,
Chest Protectors. $1.OO and $3.50 each
Base Ball Heel and Toe Plates, 1oc
pair.
Base Ball Shoes, $3.50 pair.
Base Ball Caps, csc each.
Base Ball Belts. ~ each.
Evening star., 1915-04-30
In Response to the New
Mode for Furs, We
Have
WHITE AND BLUE FOX
BOAS

in various styles: made. and
unmade. These are consid-
cred one of the smartest
fashions of the summer
season for town, mountain
and seashore wear.
$4,000, $3.50 and $1,000.
Third floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-04-30

Tennis:
Lees Slotted Throat Tennis Rackets, So. so to
$500.
Wright Ditson's Tennis Rackets, 81 50 to
$500.
Tennis Poles $50 to $3.50.
Racket Cases, 5oc 7bc and s1oo.
Court Marking Tapes, single court. $3.50
double, $500.
Dry Tennis Court Markers, 800.
Lees Racket shellac. 25c bottle.
Wright & Ditson's Championship Tennis Balls,
Csc each; for $1.OO.
Wright & Ditsoo's Club Balls, SOC each; ST.
dosen.
Wright Ditsone Deuce Balls, 25c each;
$500 dozen.
Victor Championship Tennis Balls, s6c each;
for 500:
Racket Presses, 75c and 500.
/, Childrens Tennis Rackets, soc. 75c and $1.oo.
Evening star., 1915-04-30

Pumps. CSC.
Sand Andy. soc
and $1.0O.
Sandy Trays
SOC and $1.5o.
Sand Shovels,
&c and 10c.
Garden Sets.
1Oc, 25c and
SOC.
Wooden Rakes.
SC and 10c.
Picks, SC and
10c.
Sail Boats, sc
to $500.
Row Boats, SC
to Soc.
Canoes, 10c up
ward.
Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1915-04-30

children all appreciate and glory the comforts of the
lrot-Moo, the back-to-nature play shoe. There
many good why they are SO strong in their a
peal The uppers OF plump elk leather light ur-
lined and extremely flexible The soles are especially
tanned elk leather retained by process render
ing them dampproof: they become wet repeatedly
without danger of hardening
Evening star., 1915-04-30
WJ0o0war0 6 Iotbrop
New York-Washington
Cold Dry-Air Vaults on the Premises
For the absolute safekeepin9 of
Winter Garments, Rugs. Draperes, etc.
Phone "Main 53O0-Fur Storage"
Mems Stra,u Hats.

Notwithstanding to suit all tastes
Ours is carefully selected stock where variety Is
especially noteworthy. And whether it be mod
crate priced hat OF the most expensive. you
have the positive assurance that it is correct III
style and OF quality that will give entire satistac
ton. Our hats from reputable makers who
value their reputation for making only high grade
hats.
Sennet and Split Straws. $500 and $500
Best Ecuadorian Panamas $4.65 to $3.50
SOFT Italian Leghorns. ............ $500
The Philippine BankokS. .......,... $500
Mems Four-in-Hand and BoU Ties
In the Smart Regimental Stripes.
As be supposed, the military effects have
plainly influenced mems haberdasherr, and the
regimental stripes in mems neckwear and
particularly pleasing. We making quite
extensive assortment. embracing the full range OF
colors and combinations
We ask your inspection OF
The stripes of the Tower HamIets. Duke
of Corvallis, Medical Staff, Dublin FusiIers,
Dorset Regiment Churkas Regiment Royal
Rifle Brigade and many Others
These are shown both the Four in Hand. at S. 90
and the Bow Ties SOC
Also Plain Color and Fancy Crepe Ties light and
soft and especially suited for negge wear 90: others
SOC uRward paw 3D., a,-.., .,,.., .n,.,...