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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. E A. whitney Of
Boston. Mass. were visitors Saturday
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-14
LOCAL NOTICE

Mrs. II. c. Woodward. 81 Melville
street. IL prepared to fill orders for
home cooking. Octl4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-14
AUGUSTA LOCALS

r. a. Johnson Of Auburn was a
caller Saturday In this city on mat
tors OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-14
We MUST PUT THIS FOURTH LOAN
OVER REGARDLESS OF CERMANY'S.
INTENTIONS GOOD OR SINISTER

Augusta Liberty Loan Committee Of On e
Mind in Purpose to Redouble Efforts in Sale
of Bonds Effort to be Made to Reach People
in Outlying Districts Total Reached $780,
800 on Saturday-W omen Will Supplement
Intensive Work of Men the Coming Week
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Sunday, Sent II

SUNDAY, Sept. To-
Hurrah. Hurrah, and Hurrah
again. l suppose now Won arc al,
reading of the big SCOOP tho Ameri-
cans pulled off and by the time vou
receive this it will be history. AS 7
wrote some days ago, | was then on
my way and knowing the condition
OF 'he country. expected a hard.
bloody battle. but instead, il was q
Waik-over. the biggest surprise the
Huns ever had. This. the Yankee
Division. is known as shock troons
we go ahead and start the works
agoing: with the other division ba ok
ing US up. When we gain our obiec-
tive. we fall back, leaving the ground
gained to the reserves to hold; then
going somewhere else and repeating
the operation. So you see we are
considered the best they've got. We
surely Travelled, going about Is miles
the first day in rain and mud.
1t Is no doubt the beginning of the
end and it took the Americans to
turn the trick, in this particular sec
tor. The French and English always
said it could not be done, but it .,as
the easiest thing we have had so far
to do and we will land in Germany
before we are Gone. OF course the
French and English have been at this
for four years and in some ways they
overestimated the Germans ability
and again the Americans had the
mistakes Of the Allies to profit by.
So we went in and soon found that
the Germans were not SO strong as
they hal been painted.
Tstopped writing ..ist here to watch
an air-battle thousands Of feet up,
but the Beche got away.
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FOR INDUCTION TUESDAY
Five Men Ordered by Local Board te
Report and Will Be Entrained 70,
the University Of Maine for :
Course If Tra;pino

VoUFSe OF Training
Local Board for Division 1 of Ken.
nebec county has ordered the follow.
ing five resistrants to report at It's
office at 1.3o P. NJ. Tuesday. Oct. Is
for induction and they will be en-.
trained ut $50 p. NJ. fer the Uni.
versity of Maine. Orono, under Cal
A-1425:
Second registration. 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
BRIDGENfLLE,-

SrcrfaI Correspondence Of livery Evening
Esridgcville. June : Rev DisstnB "
Jacobs, pastor 81 the NJ I church p tins
town. has arranged the hour q services N
the church for the months 81 juno. juIN
and August as follows Class meeting Al
9 O'Clock; preaching services a 10
O'Clock; sunday school Al ! clock
evening services at ) O'Clock
The Western I mon Telegraph 60 L
running new line through TINS town
The school children Of Greenwood were
active in their Red Gross drive and col
lected - feet Of dimes, or $3.50, for the
fund
Mrs F. c. Ricards entertained the
Ladies Aid Society Of Greenwood N +.
Church. Wednesday afternoon.
Childrens Day services will he held at
St Johnstown Church sunday afternoon
Cherries have appeared IN the local
market and are finding ready sales At 10
cents per quart The crop this year Is not
I'D to standard having been injured by
late frosts.
Plans are being made to hold the Rad
clif1e Chautauqua IN Greenwood June
IA. Is and 10.
" bile waiting Oh & rll>tom at his store,
William +. Conoway had an attack 81 rush
Of blood to the head and fell unconscious
10 the floor Medical and was summoned
immediately. and he soon recovered
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NEWS OF GEORGETOWN.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown. June S-Edward Rose
has taken position with the state High
way Department and will be connected
VITA the engineering corps Is rodman Oh
preliminary work
Next u edncsday afternoon members
OF the Georgetown " {. T | will Visit
the Sussex county almShouse and give the
annual treat 10 the inmates
improvements are beng made 10 The
Sussex county Jail this week Concrete
floors have been laid in the kitchen and
lower cells and in the brick enclosure
known as the ward
Former Sheriff J 3 West has received
4 letter from his son. Timothy. stating
that he has arrived safely III France and
is enjoying good health
Attacked by a savage dog belonging to
Walter Mulnford,, Howard, small son Of
Rufus Green was severely bitten on The
right arm. The wound was cauterized
by DR. Joseph B. Napies and the lad Is
getting along nicely
Mrs Agnes Wiley wife oil state
Librarian Earl Wiley. and daughter Of
Clerk Of the Board Of Assessment John
" Gibson, of this town mas been chosen
assistant in the Office Of her husband al
Dover
Robert Short and family and Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Ryon have opened their
cottage at Oak Orchard for the summer
f. Frank Littleton, for the past few
years employed by Marshall 4 Chapman,
has resigned and taken employment in
the local railroad shops.
Earry ". Lank. manager Of the George
town branch of the Eastern Shore Gas q
Electric Co, has assumed the manage
ment of the Peoples Theatre in this
town which for the past three or four
years has been operated by i. G. Ryon
Horace johnson has taken a position
as oiler on the steamer Edward Pierce
on which his father, Horace l.. johnson,
is engineer lie has gone to Newport
News, Va, to assume his duties
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Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel. June 3 At the meeting of
Laurel Boy Scouts. this week. Scoutmaster
" alter T. Smith III charge. final arrange
ments were made for divisions of the
troop To take charge of the seating ar
engagements OF the Radcliffe Chautauqua,
winch is now III town MIR Smith has
appointed as his assistants Rev. James
Ii Straughn, pastor Of the NJ + Church,
Edwin G Tottcn. editor of the Delaware
Leader, and W + Bennett, editor of the
State Register
Arrangements are being made for
some intensive scout training and 10
prepare the troop for tho summer camp
which VIII toe held at l.orrwood Grove
on the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Tins IL state camp and all troops IN
Delaware are invited to attend.
As contests will bc held each day under
the supervision uf State officials. and prizes
awarded IN the different events, some Of
THE athletes III the Laurel troop are eager
~ looking forward 10 this encampment
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REHOBOTH BEACH.

Special corr, spondence Of Every Evening
Rchuboth Beach June :. The weather
ills week has been cool with continuous
cast winds and heavy dews
The FARMERS around here are satisfied
with thcIr crops several are shipping
Strawberries nua> "a nearby canncrIcs.
The crop Is abngl through
Mrs Rattle Kolph and daughter q
Wilmington arrived this week At the
CLeitoula Tor thc season
Julian llIlrga~ NJ Wilmington il visit
my hi- grandparents Mr. ami Mrs.
II Nitfliu
The y \ met III the home If Mrs.
b. 7 EiGplu. Thursday evening
Rev IL II pteH1cr formerly IF Laurel
and now ii >ommcrhcId y u, spent a
few DAYS. tins week at the shop, guest
ii Rcy : II Nam loan Of Georgetown,
Who. With las sister and her family IS
spending tile month of june ~ Coleman
Clergy House
The boardwalk is completed with
thu exception ii ono u. *, but viii he IN
good shape for the season.
Professor and Mrs John h. RItchIc Of
" IlInngtuu arr here Tor the season, stay
ing with their daughter Mrs Charles ;.
Horn
Rev and Mrs Il Il Thompson Of
Dover are spending the month al June
here
Jack Hill. who Was operated on at JET
ferson Hospital recently returned much
improved. Thursday night
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Miss Emily Rodney, Sister OF
Late John II. Rodney,
Passes Away.
stan Correspondence OF Every Evening

stan Correspondcncc OF Every Evening
New Castle, juno S.-Miss Emily Rod
nov sister of the late John il Rodney, died
nj her home here last evening about $50
o'clock She had been a sufferer from
heart trouble for some time. Miss Rodney
was also half sister of Mrs. Lulu Town
send and Mrs Henry Handy Hay, and
aunt of Richard s. Rodney, law partner
of Senator SALISBURY For many years
she has been n prominent and devoted
COMMUNICATE of the Episcopal Church
The main Sunday school will have
charge of the Children's Day program To-
morrow evening at 7.30in Nazareth NJ u.
Church. Following is the program, us
outlined by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Bicklng
Song bv school, "Hail the Happy Chill
dren Day" PRAYER by pastor; recitation,
Ogden Wise; song, Happy Summer
Days; exercise, The Queen OF summer.
song, God IL Love- recitation, Elizabeth
Bennett song, Golden Sunshine; eX
cise. Starry Banner; recitation, tarrle
Atkinson. song, Shout the Song exer-
cise. Greetings to Columbia song,
Summer JOY drill, American Beau
ties song. Onward and Upward
There will be baptism OF infants at the
morning services at 1890 o clock. Sunday
school VIII DC AT = u. III
Childrens DAY III the Presbyterian
Church will be- observed tomorrow even
lug at : o clock In the morning baptism
Of infants will take place after fhe regular
services The program for Children e Day
will be Singing. "March ON to Service
PRAYER bv Pastor Wyie, reading OF the
Old Testament. singing and recltatlons
by the beginners department, singing by
The school, Welcome Children Day
singing and other exercises by primary
department: singing by junior and inter-
mediate DEPARTMENTS The Children 9
King Rotations: singing by the school,
Tell OF Ills Goodness address by pastor,
singing by adult Bible class, " Tls My
Hope 10 be More Like Tim. singing 10y
school Comrades IN Service, bene-
dictlon
The entertainment of the Home and
School Association Of the New Castle
schools last evening IN the rooms OF the
High School was well attended keclta-
tons BY the pupils and an address by
SUPERINTENDENT ~navclv, followed by the
serving Of refreshments, made the evening
an enjoyable one for those IN attendance
Last evening a man working for the
bethlehem steel Co was stricken with
heart trouble while working The man
was brought up III the ooInpanys am
bulancc to Dr Booker who attended hun
Following is the result Of the War
Savings Campaign hy the New Castle
public schools 20 June l. 1918:
lbarfN Thrift
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T~~ta
e rs Il


News Of the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Frazer daughter Of Thomas Frazer,
formerly Of New Castle, to George Bogart
Jr.. has been received bv Denney Smith,
All uncle OF the bride.
Nr and Mrs Gulick Of New Castle
nave left for an extended trip through
Maine Their first stop will be Portland,
where they viii visit friends
The D0rcas Society Of the Nj +
Cku-ch held its strawberry festival last
evening IN the Annorv. Many people at
tended and were pleased with the excel
leuc.os Of the Strawberries, The ladies IN
charge Of the different tables were kept
busy the greater part Of the evening.
The masses IN II Peter Z. &. Church
viii change tomorrow from $ and 10 a m.
to + and . a III This schedule will con-
tinue throughout the summer months.
Tie surgical dressing class realized
nearly $40 on the card party gwen Thurs
dav evening for the benefit OF the Red
Cross
Last evening, in the mayor office, City
Couuciuen John Rles, William Weggen-
mann Men Seminar, seldom Deemer and
John ~t0ops sat as board OF appeals on
the present assessment
Delicious chocolate nougaunes, 49c ID.
Saturday special l.. Challenger q Son,
Prescription Pharmacists ADV.
Ben Franklin superb shows are showing
every evening At Ninth and Clayton
streets 4 good clean show for gr0Wn-ups
and children High-cIass performances and
al anuScmcnts An entire week OF fun and
ENJOYMENT. Come and bring the children
s Nv
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NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Laurel Woman Has Bush winch
Now Grows Red, White and
Blue Roses.
Program Prepared for Commence
rnent of Dover High Schoo
Next Wednesday Evening.


Spes-iai Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. June S-The Board of tduca-
ton. Yesterday, on invitation OF Miss :,
NIaie Conaway, teacher of domestic
science in the public schools, partook OF
luncheon prepared by members OF The
class in domestic science and served ny
them. With the limited accommodations
for this work. Miss Conway ami her
class are accomplishing remarkable re-
suits and are serving luncheonS part OF
each week which are a credit to any frSt-
class cafe or restaurant, and prepared at
AN expense ranging from ten 10 > cents
and with occasional desserts from Is
to % cents.
The meal served the board yesterday
vbirb was in common with other meals
served hv this class, would have cost
AN individual from ~ 10 - cents IN an
ordinary cafe or restaurant Miss Con
AWAY said the lunches arc partaken oi ny
about 10 of the pupils, and st tunes 10y
teachers who remain IN the school during
the noon hour
The hot mullins made by On" "i me
class q Young girl not more than 10
wears of age. from rice flour, would have
been. in the Judgment Of the members
of the board. credit to the most fx-
perienre0 Chef
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
,ec.al Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special I Correspondence OF ENtES Evening
EIbtou. Md. june 5 Commence
mcnr exercises of Rowlandyilr school
will take place tins evening. when one
graduate. Joseph B. Christie, Will receive
. diploma IN address will be delivered
bv Mrs c J.. Jones
Miss Gertrude Touchstoue Of Calvert
left today for Atlanta, Ga, where she
viii take up Red Cross work to prepare
for service over there.
Albert Thomas, young colored boy,
while bathing IN Oct6faro creek near
Kirk Bridge was seized with cramps
and drowned before ms companions
could rescue HIM
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton jackson Of Wood
lawn have issued cards for the marriage
Of their daughter. Olive Elizabeth, TO
George " Mccullough, Saturday June 10
AT o'clock in the evening, IN Hopewell
VI f. Church
Rev. Maurice 5 White. pastor Of
Union Presbyterian Church, Elkton,
will sever his pastorate TO take effect ON
June Is. Rev Mr. White has accepted
call 10 church at Annapolis.
Joseph II Rale. for a number Of years
manager Of the SharpIess milk plant at
Rising sun, has resigned and taken a
Federal government position at Perry
vile
Andrew T Wiley, farmer Of West
Nottingham section is in a critical CON
dition at his home, the result of an injury
sustained on Monday last While NOW
ing with a scythe he fell and the sharp
point Of the blade penetrated bis side.
County Agricultural Agent j ii, knode
Of Elkton has taken Is Cecil county
boys to the State Agricultural College,
for special instruction in agricultural
work
A soapstone quarry Is being operated
on the William West property, at Rock
Springs, employing about rs men.
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A PATRIOTIC ROSE BUSH.


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, June Mrs. Albert Fletcher
of this town has an old fashion rose bush
which, up until this year, has been pro
ducing blooms all of a single color This
year, however, the plant seems TO have
been caught in the wave of patriotism
which has been sweeping this country
and is producing roses in three colors
red. white and blue, and those who have
seen them say they are not only perfectly
formed but are also of beautiful shade.
This unusual phenomenon cannot he
explained by local florists, as the plant
is not the result of grafting or any other
artificial means, but is just as mother
nature produced 1t
Mrs Fletcher will attempt to raise
several other bushes from this one, which
she will designate hy patriotic name.
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TO HOLD TENT MEETINGS.

specisI Correspondence Of ENcry Evening
Clayton. june Rev + { Graham
pastor of the VI = Church q this place,
has arranged for tent meeting "a hc held
in CLAYTON beginning June - The tent,
which will scat 700 persons. will hc located
in a central part Of the town.
Rev L. \ Bennett, formerly ~ Nlld'rd
NJ 4. Church. with u reputation as m
evangelist. will be the preacher Inc greater
psrt Of the meeting Gospel singer, from
Baltlmorc will have charge 81 ne music
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dedication of First M. p. Church Of this
town has been changed from June 30 TO
July z, as it was found impossible for
President Warner of the Maryland
Annual Conference to be present on the
former date.
1t is planned to have all of the former
pastors of the church present ut the dedi-
cation, MS well "a the members of the
Southern Peninsula Preachers Associa-
ton which was organized at Salisbury
on Monday. Rev. J. T. Bailey has ex-
tended an invitation 70 the association to
be present on that date, to hold their
meeting and at the same time take part
in the dedication
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
UELMAR NEWS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delrnar, June 8-Dr s. Howard Lynch
and Miss Grace NJ Trader, daughter Of
Charles i. Trader Of this town, were
married in Seaford, Thursday afternoon,
by Rev. William II Darbie, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of that
town. They started on a wedding tour to
Niagara Falls and other points, and upon
their return viii make their home in Del
mar.
Paul Hastings has resigned his posi-
tion as local letter carrier to take posi-
ton with the Pennsylvania Railroad 90
in Philadelphia
John H. Conway has enlisted in the
United States navy
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Flashing Club Dimes.

1t may be that prices in tho King street
fsh market will 20 right up, as soon as
the news trickes down the delaware
to points South, that tho Business Mons
Fishing Club is planning its annual
summer cruise. No date il ret ns yet,
but mans were discussed al the annual
dinner Thursday, held al Hnnna's Cafe.
Commodore Itllwood Eouder presided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-08
WESLEY IN,TITU1E.
Moro Soldiers for Pigeon Point.

In q special car attached to the regular
train that arrived late last night at the
Delaware avenue station Of the Ealti-
more Ii Ohio railroad forty soldiers were
landed in Wilmington, and according to
some Of the members Of the company,
thew were To 20 direct to Pigeon Point,
where they will guard the large stock
Of explosives at that place.
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y-ft0s Navy blue or black JERSEY
cloth bathing suit, with girdle and
band around neck and bottom In
piack and white or navy and whits
stripe effect Tights attached Sizes
30 to a sTT5. Postpaid
x-itot Satin bathing cap, rubber
lied Black, red, blue, purple or
green. 81. Postpaid.
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ARRIVED IN FRANZ L.

spectral Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. june s Mrs John " lark
81 this town Yesterday received word from
her son. l., Roy lark. ~ ms arrival ~
France
Young Clark IS with Company \,
30oth Infantry having enlisted with q
New Jersey regiment. having been employ
cd in New jersey at the time q enlist
meat
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civ PHYSICIANS Activities.

A. A. Perkins VI d., City Physician,
has issued the following report Of his
official activities during the month Of
Nav. Outside calls. l26 office calls
u; diphtheria cultures, s: cases sent 70
Farnhurst, ;; cases sent to Hope Fam,
,. cases from Associated Charities, ~
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work 81 TubercuIosis Comrnlsslon.

Following j. & report Of the work Of
the Delaware State tuberculosis Com
mission. New clinic cases. / 3: new nom
clinic is. old clinic eases. 100: office
calls AZ. nurses calls. 235: patients sent
10 Hone Farm. s: patients sent 10 state
~tnitarlum. ).
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n-tt.s Simple bathing suit Of mo
hair Black trimmed with white,
blue trimmed With Copenhagen
around V neck. srnhoies and belt.
Sizes 70 to ~. S3.T5. Postpaid.
K-t4fs Bathing hat n sntin, With
wide gathered brim Black, rad.
purple, blue, green C.7d
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DOVER COMMANDMENTS.
Those Of High School and Wesley
Institute To Take Place Next Week.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. JuIr Sc commencement exer-
clses OF Dover public schools viii Ice held
in Dover Opcr, House Wednesday
evening June - TIE program Is IS
follows
Orchestra. "~tar ~pangled Banner
Invocation Rev 4 Victor LIghtbourne
high school chorus. "MarsciNa 81 wv by
Ne arr al War speech Of Franklin h
Lane. Secretary of the Interior Miss
Blanche Moore; hIgh school chorus.
Robin Adair" The First State in the
Union. Howard f. Lynch Jr Program
Of the World Peace extract from
President Wilson address to Congress
January 5. 1918 7 MuEcS Keith,
vocal solo Miss RANGES Dewitt adj
dra-s Hon Everett c. Johnson, Secrc-
tary ot State: high school chorus When
Life Is Brightest; presentation OF dlplc-
ma, n esicy " ebb, chairman OF committee
on education bcnedicuon, orchestra
Tie graduates are Martha ArOr,
Margaret Hartnett, Edwin H0ey, Melvin
Hopkins. Muncev Keith. Thomas Lodge
Howard T. Lynch. Jr Blanche Moore,
Lconlc Nun day, Gertrude >aNtOn Nil
dred steele Addie Williams
The honors Of the class go 10 Miss
Blanche Mccoy Moore as sahtatorian
and + Nluncev Keith as valedict0rian
Miss Mildred Steele Is the star pupil in
atm and science. Honorable mention
Howard r. Lynch. Jr. and Melvin
Hopkins.
WESLEY INSTITUTE.
Commencement exercises Of Wesley
{ Cllcglate Institute, this town, start
tomorrow morning with the baccalaurcttc
Sermon liz Pcy I II C0inr3 1j3etor Of
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x-1bol-Ruboer bathing tam. with
close Attiug band. Trimmed with
two rubber quilts. Various colcrs.
I5c.
N-f5az- Satin bathing slippers n
black and white effect. Also in all
black. Straps with buckles. Sizes
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special CORES ondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown, June 5 The date for the
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X-8yes -%ps NJ serge.
lined throughout with
American Beauty penu
de cygne. II II q long
model. with opening
starting at the shoulders.
two set-fn pockets mud .
hood collar. The back -
plain. Navy blue or
black. s21.T5. Postpaid.
N-sIut Light weight
cont made of a brown or
gray Summer tweed ma
teriai, snartiv designed
with novel pockets. In.
vnrted plcst In hack en
tending from the shout
ders to the bottom, turn
back cuffs and a belt
that fastens with SELF
covered buckle. Yoke
and sleeve lining Of peuu
de cygne. Sizes II 10 90
years. 1880. Postpaid.
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x~s,oo Sports csps. nsas
Of velour, fully lined With
fancy silk. Has a deep
collar that IL gathered az
the back OF the neck and
rss.sns snuziy or loosely
ns desired. sst-in pocket
a. the bottom. Can be hsd
In Pekin blue. sammy or
Quaker gray. 1878. Post
paid.