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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24

anchors run out Oh the beam on each
slqe OF the submarine salvaging ves-
sci. These lines are controlled from
Witnln the operating chamber, SO
that the lower end CT the tube when
submerged may be swung through
the arc of circle within thcpivotel
Point at the huoyant end which is st.
taehed to the surface vessel
Can Telephone to the Surface.
From this submarine, iustruc-
tiops may be tclephoned to the sur
face vessel. Sc that she can change
her position. to any ilaee most con-
venient for carrying Ga operations in
recovering the Cargo.
Many famous wrecks have re-
Gently been salvaeed. Years ago a
shia laden with Italian marble sunk
off the Jersey coast When found,
tine ship and cargo were dap in tons
of drifting sand hut the marble was
in as good condition as the day i.
went Down. Net long arc. Off
Bridgeport. Connecticut, a schooner
was recovered which had gone down
during the Civil War. The salvag-
lng submarine first came across a
que OF nlul. nc NAN en- TIE ocean
floor telephoned up that he wanted
q Growbar and a shovel and then he
started digging into the clayl.ke
mound.
"The mud was so thick we were
obliged to dynamite. We used
Orange Peel buckets 10 dig down be-
lcsy the deck. There VIZ found
quantities or horse shoes. which,
came to the surface as tons DC very
nsahla scrap jron, snd 6Qpx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24

the purpose Of expressing their &d-g
IMITATION 81 the crgsuizatipn.a work
and To present 81 donation OF one
'hcu ~ POUNDS aterling TO its funds
Tire BaFly Has particularly isifereste6s
Ia the CIVILIAN ralief work OF the Red
Cross ana related the high appreciA.s
ton OF The emperor and empress oL
their own country Of Red Cross wotk
So baine peculiarly in accord with
the teachings of Christ.
I'm orr country said the spokes-
man DUR Eado. we particularly
hooked toward Am erica as the great
guardian OF the finest elements Of
civilization and we have conae TO your
country to take back with US All
knowledge OF America and Americans
To stimulate and encourage our own
people
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24

the bed of the sea under perfectly
normal conditions. He can step
from the submarine and walk in per
feet safety and comfort On the floor
of the ocean. There is an airlocked
chamber which enables a man to go
out through a door into the sea. but
which prevents a drop Of water from
coming in. The general method OF
working on a wreck il simple:
"A vessel carrying the tune II
brought 70 the place 81 operations.
asEyine ysussl y aesss ever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24
II 5E<Ara<zne lnvszaedW Ssmo7r Zzke-
IoW At,o9rty critic Rxssxa1x G1re,rmenk

"A non-colapsihle steel tube per-
mits the salvors 20, have an operat-
ing base right down on the joL.
Down this tube runs 9 flight of
stairs. The free end Of the tube,
which may Re any desired length. is
provided with an operating cornpart-
ment or working chamber and water
ballast tanks are distributed
throughout it, length 40 that the
structure can he pla "a Ia equihbri-
una with the water when ready for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24

this IN spite Of the fact that they
had lain in II feet of water ,sfoix
fifty years. The -four was uses
less bnt we discovered that theawateig
had seeped into the barrels to
depth Of about four inches and made
a rQbberllke substance which KEEP
it dry The exterior was black. hui
the flour in the center of the barreis
was dry.
Cargoes Piled Up; Vessels Gomez
Very frequently we find cargoes
neatly piled on the bed of the ocear
waiting for us, with no sign Of thu
vessel remaining except the bottom
chambers preserved in sand. Silent
" and quietly the waves take theii
tfdl If ships. The tsredo, worn
which lives on the wood, soon pure
lures al! available wooden surfaces
boring into them until the sci
washes away the crumblirg struc
lures
Recently iuo Whistable, England
a member Of a littla divers colony
at the mouth Of the Thames eamt
across a pile Of material which
locked like bags. He brought them
tt the surface and discovered to his
amazement Spanish silver. corroded
into the form Of the original kegs
which had contained the big old.
fashioneG dollars. That cargo went
down when the Spanish Armada wat
saak and today those kegs haNss.
built a row OF apartment houses iHt
Ni.istahle known the world over -
Dollar Row
The war proved the submarine ~
mighty weapon for defence and 90
strgction. Peace Is demonstrating
that the submarine is powsFfp!,
factor in industry and curious1y
enough. the most efficient means ol
retaining ths very carg2es aA4I
ships, it sent to the bottom AZ
sea. The dream fcf rcnnancsE1
other centuries Ia snter Tact n
ssarowasa IN The gasS tsr1f 0t y
tn ,sa ysass ! Y: sses !! y! III } r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24

are still hot, lids % glass and similar
containers must be frightened.
When the intermittent process is
used, raise the clamp OF the jar at
the beginning Of each proceeding. for
EXPANSION Tighten tops at the close
of each processing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24
MISSION
ADMIRERS RED CROSS

+ Washington, July 1S-Before It's
departure from the capital tor tour
Lot the country the royal Abyssinian
mission. composed OF Dedlasmatch
Nado' kan'lba Garbrou and Alto
Herouy visited the national hea dopar
ters of the American Red Cross far
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24
Up AGAIN GOES COST
Of WEARING APPAREL

New York. july 22.~-Housewives
and mothers viii do well TO have 4 /,
lock al The moth balls tucked in the
pockets and folds Of their mems fall
ard winter suits. for every suit pur-
chased beginning next fall is to cost
from - 10 40 per cent more than
formerly.
Announcement of the coming adj
vance was made today BY representa-
}lves Of many leading clothiers. i'm
Guiding the American Clothing Manu-s
laeturers association. National Assoc
citation Of Clothiers. Brekaw Bros.
RtdGers, Poet and company, Brill and
Stein Block and company.
A ready made suit which last fall
cost SIS WIN advance 10 s3l.25. A $50
SUIT wtH cost $62,50 Only 5 to 70
peg cent increase was predicted for
clothes costing from $40 upward.
CA0rtase Of cloth aqd the largely
increased cost Of labor we're given az
reasons for the coming price increases
by all the authorities.
There is an especial shortage Of
wool. ii was declared and that of It's
self would cause an advance In the
cost of clothing,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-24

giaxic taged four)-"As was
standing al the gate Just now large
beam teH and struck a man on the
head"
Mamnlo--"My goodness, Did it kill
him o.
Maxte--'No mamma; you see, It
was aNlV 4 sun beam -
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
Personal AND LOCAL

]. D. Cook, of Murphy was Il
Grants Pass visitor today,
Royal Cord Battery Shop.
Charles Burkhalter went to Gre
NADIA this morning on business.
We pay &c cents for good chickens
-Temple Market. 81
Mrs, VIM. Gilmore, of Kerby, is
in the city today.
"Tanlac," Sahin has it, II
o. h. Hurd, of Seattle, is spending
the day with Mr., and Mrs, w, H, Pat
ltillo.
Elkay's stray hat dyes-Clemens,
the Rexall store. rs
Mrs. Law and daughter, Mrs, WV
ian Barto, who have been spending
few days at Medford. returned to
the Oxford Saturday night
Early Sunrise seed potatoes. Par
dee's Grocery. %
]. NJ. Isham and family went to
Drain, Ore, Saturday on account OF
the death of a relative.
Early Sunrise seed potatoes. Par
dee's Grocery. %
Carl Winetrout returned this
morning from Bremerton, having
been discharged from the navy after
two years service.
Easter egg dyes-Clemens, the
Rexall store. 2S
A. \. Porter, of Leland, spent sew
eral days in town, returning home
today. Mr.. Porter states that It is
now possible to travel over the Smith
hill by automobile.
We have a few tires without the
war Battery Shop. %
o. NJ. Foss, of Chicago, secretary
OF the Leonard Estate company, ar
rived here Sunday and will spend
the week at the River Banks farm
and looking over the valley. Mr..
Foss is on a recreation trip.
TRY Oregon-Made Products
First" by buying oregon-Made fur
niture at Helmer's. 81
w. A. Tway, who is interested ex-
tensively in the Salt River valley Of
Utah, spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Parsons. Mr.. Tway bias
extensive cotton interests in Arizona
and also has property in the Will
lamette valley.
Early Sunrise seed potatoes. Par
dee's Grocery. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Pippin. Of
Omaha, who visited the latter's
brother. J. E. Inman, for few days
left this morning for their home, ex-
pecting later to come to Grants Pass
to remain. Mr.. Pippin has been a
railroad conductor for 35 years. Mr..
Inman left home 35 years ago and
had not seen his sister until this
visit
Trouble lights and vulcanizing
patches-Battery Shop. 23
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24

Captain and Mrs. j. d, Gray and
son, Jack, OF Justin, S, D., are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George Seebach
Captain Gray is attached to the
l64th nifty, and spent IA months in
France. After his visit hero he will
return to Camp Lewis.
Royal Cord tires are guaranteed
5000 Battery Shop. %
George Parker returned this morn
ing from Richardson Springs, Cal,
after spending three weeks ut that
place, Mr.. Parker says that his gen.
eral health is improved, but ho re.
ceiyed no relief from his rheuma-.
tism, from which he has been suffer
ing for some months.
Does your battery need LOOKING
after? Dr. Spark is a specialist. %
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
L. S. FORCE SCATTERS
MEXICAN CATTLE THIEVES

Maria. Texas. Mar. 24.-Troops of
the Sth United States cavalry, under
Captain Kloepfer, returned here
early today from a pursuit across
the border after Mexican bandits,
bringing with them 30 head of cattle
and two horses which hac seen
driven from Nunez by the raiders
yesterday. Captain Kloepfer report
ed that he had overtaken the Mexl-
cans Is miles south OF Ruidosa and
that five of them had been killed in
the resulting skirmish. None OF the
Americans we're hurt.
Two Mexicans were wounded in
the fighting, making the casualties
among the cattle thieves seven of
the total number OF ~.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
COUNTY TREASURER'S CALI.
FOR ROAD WARRANTS

All Josephine County Cpink) road
warrants issued up to November II,
1918, and protested prior to that
date, are hereby called in and are
payable at the County Treasurer's
Office on or after March 25th, 1919,
on which date interest will cease.
GEO. s. CALHOUN.
County Treasurer for Jose
rs phine County, Oregon.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
\ TOUCH OF THE
ARCTIC At FAIRBANKS

Fairbanks, Alaska, Jan. 30.--(By
malD At midnight last might the
mercury dropped here to 81 degrees
below zero, giving Fairbanks its
coolest weather OF the season. Bus
iness life on the streets was at a
minimum during the day.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
DIED

SlCKLES-At Merlin Wednesday.
March 10. Caseriner L. Sickles.
aged 23 years 10 months - days.
The young man was the son OF
c, \. Sickles, of Coquille, and was
brought to the old home at Merlin
in the hope of benefitlng his health,
He died from pulmonary tuberculo-
sis, following an attack OF Influenza.
The body was taken to Coquille for
burial.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
CITY TREAsURER's NOTICE

There are funds In the city treas
ury to redeem all warrants drawn
on the general fund numbered 49,
$50 to l3,747 inclusive.
Interest will cease after March
cath, 1919,
Dated at Grants Pass. Oregon,
March 22nd. 1919.
G. p. JESTER,
"a City Treasurer.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
Receives Ford Trucks

The C. l., Hobart company recciv-
cd five ford trucks and touring
car Sunday, from Medtord. Mr. Ho-
bart has another truck at Medford,
but could not secure enough drivers
Sunday to bring all the trucks hore,
Those who went as cheutfeurs were
C. l.. Hobart. l.. King, w Stittler,
Rodney Calvert. J. C. Mattlsou and
Rex Barnett. One OF the drivers
states that the main highway from
here to Medford is in very bad con
dition and that at certain points the
cars took to the brush and hills"
The Willow Springs road from Gold
Hill to Medford is said to be in fair
condition.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
Ono Thousand Pounds Daily

Ono Thousand Pounds Daily
1t will bo necessary for Grants
Pass to supply 1000 pounds of used
clothing daily II the quota OF three
tons is filled by the end OF the week.
There are many good, scrviceable ar
ticles not now In use which can bo
donated to suffering humanity. Take
packages to tho building across tho
alley from tho Panama Cafe. the
earlier the better
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
McNARY TO FLY FROM
WASHINGTON TO y. Y

Portland, Mar. 24.-Word has
been received here that Senator Me
Nary is to make a llight from Wash
ington to New York with an army
aviator before returning home.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
Mickey

"NiiciSey"-
Has To catch the $40 train We'd
nesday evening to play Eugene on
Thursday. so the show on Wednes-
day evening will start at o'clock,
There will be a second show at s
o'clock Ethel Clayton IN "a Wom-
ans Weapons" 80
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24

Plan irrigation
The Rogue River Orchards COM
pany at Merlin arc reported to be
preparing 20 install an irrigation
plant on their holdings,
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24
BORN

McCOLUM-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
McColum, OF Wilderville. Monday.
March "a, son.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-24

Five Dollars Reward
Five dollars reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction OF any
one stealing the Daily Couriers from
residences or mail boxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
CONCEIVABLE ACTION

The de.el1m So Of the United
Mine Wo@!,e:ss u A'aerica not to
participate n any general strike on
July 4 in beialf & Thomas Mooney,
convicted of loryiict. n a hea1h
explosion in sar Fssneis,G II ! Pc.
pareaness Day Pa1ade vii read
with satisfaction - 81 love 81
law and order.
AS was stated in yesterda, = CO
zette, Eugene Y. Debs' app ca5i''
for a rehearing CT his appea TO"
conviction and scntnece to ter year
Imprisonment for violating the g
uicnage act has been denied by n.
Supreme Court.
Dcbs, when shown the decision
who IS in Akron, Ohio, said: Tina
means that ,5y May l., the CAV p
which ! begin my sentence, tee Gan
cral strike will have begun = \
predicts that all wo.kmen y 10
| country will refuse to work il man.
| testing their contempt for the 5g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
RlSH PREPARE FARLEY CLAIMS
caders Threaten Determined Action
To Gain Freedom.

Dublin. April, 2.-The third session
hi he Irish Parliament opened yes
..asflay with Prof. Edward De Valera
e4I several Sim Feiners recently
rc ased from prison in attendance
,9 the first time.
one of the most important ques-
,oas 10 come before the parliament
me method Ct pressing the claims
nf he Sim fe!n for repre- :entatlon
IN he Peace Conference, which they
.!emand as an international right.
aa4crs threaten determined ac-
ion 10 win their demands. 1t IS eN-
Dsr.ed the Parliament soon will issue
I. program for "the government OF
h Irish people"
J statement issued in connection
ri,l yesterdays session said.
Ne have from six to twelve months
10 Grove to the world that, having Sc:
al he Irish government, we have the
outage to stand by It and make 1t
~usrative. We are about to do the
a.st serious thing done in Irish his
.r. for century,
Tae sessions are being conducted II
he Gaelic language.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
WRECKED AT SEA

Norfolk, Va, April Zine schoo-
ner Lucia, Of Havana, CUBA, VITA !
cargo Of 10000 gallons OF rum from
Mcntevideo, Uruguay, fcundered 4oo
miles off the coast of North Caro-
lima on March 80. All hands were
lost except one seamaii-A1ahte!
Munez-of Provenceia, Spain. Horo
of the laundering was received al
the naval base yesterday by wire
less from the U. s. S. Lake Lafsa
which rescued GIunez.
No details CT the disaster were
given except that the Lucia dFlftei
fear days before she finally found
cred
The wreck was reported as
menace to navigation and reVehu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
TAKES RECORD FLIGHT
Nancy First" Completes Durability
Test in Rounding RCckaway
Point.

Jgw York, April Infancy Frs"
.,yran cf the seaplane fotilla, which
lie u. S. navy is going 70 send over
Il. Atlantic, has established new
,cord for durability. it is learned
IN tests made around Rockaway
2o:nt, l.. T.. where the winged hopes
i America are training, the huge
liaae made substantial progress
II e. power Of but. two Of her four
.o2rty motors.
his means that in the trans-At-
ansic fight the breakdown Of enc
Moor will he almost nconsequential,
m; even if two go dead any OF the
us:hines can continue in normal
ether.
zach Of the motors develops about
;6C horsepower. SO that t%o. work
ag simultaneously. prope! the fyins'
a:t with the force Of 500 horse
,"srcr
Efforts are being made 70 increase
..s lifting power Of the planes, not
;r.? 50 they can rise from the water
II two motors. but. even more i'm
y5rtant. that their gasoline carrying
qracity may be increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
,iTAIN TO PARE
HER NAVY BUDGET

onfon, April, 1.-The United
/, es need have no apprehension that
II 1t Britain will authorize the pro-
20 Il 1919-192o naval budget OF
II 100000, which is just S4,OOO,Goo
n,a than that proposed by the United
es for similar purposes.
alter Long. NJ. P, first lord of the
aI,1iralty. told parliament that Brit
air naval budget will be pared down
~ 'derably in the new estimates to
azanted in June or July, after
gned.
NNra : for the fact that Ger
t4.}. a..2ta5es incurred during the
t~ag Ws be paid during the next
t'saa VAR, it is very doubtful whether
tic alT-1920 budget for naval pur-
fo 5 would equal the 1913-1914 ap-I
of s23i 500 900. 81
Peace terms are expected to be
drastic enough to preclude the neces-
slty f@r Great Britain pouring big
sums ln.o naval expansion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
TIE VALLEY TRACED


III me ""'e VI '''1' : -l'''''.
sweeping virgin" 0S',''o' :
!sgal an" eS'r" 'es"' :. '''''
agents OF inc froi'''''o'' A'''
and the Federal government - :.
there s diaccin.o!e no se"'.'''s
vcr&b!e 10 n"h'hicf'e'''eH'
laws to the very !c'ser Is -
written IN the statute OooEs' :
thee j. sucn sentiment. It IS 1897"
cred crly by actua! .awbSeakers Z.
potential offenders, and. thefr5 'E', :.
unworthy q consideration.
| Investigation Ct the killing :; i"s
bc0tien@ers III ii" Valley IS II YES
horts e The courts. where t t..i y.
Id,ta,.njo.d II the prohibition aaerTs
antaJ within The law. |. the, ,.+
th.,. all be cvoncrated: If not. rhr.
viii be p@nisheG That case =tJhj.
emf above ali others. because .n&n
,y.s r,l;rg Of Human life ana be
c.,,se - tbr nc, scene, which ar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02

cutter will be sent out Immediately
to dispose Of it.
She was caught in storm over a
month ago ard blown far north OF
her course and so damaged that
she had 10 put into Hampton Roads
for repairs, and after necessary re-
pairs left Hampton Roads for Mon
revideo March q. The Lucia was
caught in another gale last week
and destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
LOSES PRIMARY FIGHT
Baltimore Mayor Defeated by 1900
Plurality After Bitter Campaign

Plurality After Bitter Campaign
! paltimore. April 2.-James H. Pres
ion. who brought about Greater Bal
i;rnore when large territory was an
h.xsd to the city January | last.
went down in defeat in primary
ilact;on that was marked by the ut
host bitterness. George Weems Will
l;ans. a member Of the arlstocracy OF
baltimore. former president of the
bark hoard, lawyer, and the man
! s,.an by the State organization, &
H. j Governor Harrington IS the
i. defeated Preston by q plurality
ot 800.
reston's running mates. }. Barry
;5uaaool, and James F. Christ canal
,lgags respectively for vice mayor ana
.stroller, were defeated by 7,ooo
plurality, by Howard Bryant, and
I Joseph NJ. Smith. This overwhelming
isf4at was attributed to the an-i-pro-
,,,itin league, which demanded that
be candidates declare themselves anc
/ Mahool and Christ elected to be clasSl'
J led with the vets.
! Yhe much heralded strength of the
! brrch organizations that were eX
( ,:szed to give support to Manhood ane
i h,;st failed TO materialize. The gen
! -! election for mayor will take p!a:'
/ Nav 6. when Mr.. Williams will b.
prosed by the Republican candidate
l n liam F. Broening, at presen
j states attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02

sylvania Indiana, Illinois, and Mich,
igan are especially impresnated: by
bolshevism. i riot has taken placf
in Philadelphia, which certa!nl!
must be attributed to boishevls,
influence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
Governor Made Director Of Road

Governor Made Director Of Road
Richmond, Va, April Gov. DAVIS
was appointed by the state corpora
ton commission today to succeed the
late ]. Taylor Elly:on, former lieu
tenant governor of Virginia, as state
director of the Richmond Fredericks-
burg and otomac railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
THE BOLSHEViST MENACE

In the midst Of the mary lSSues
facing the United States at this timt,
the so-calied yellow peril" IS syn
,chronous with the seventecn-ycar To-
Gust. The course Of Japanese III
Mexico is a matter of anxiety for
many in this country. This cloud,
. like Others which have preceded 1t,
viii. we believe, soon pass away.
The real peril to the United States
is Bolshevism. Conceived ana
brought to the birth mid the
SHOWS Of Russia. this epidemic has
4sprcad to the sunny plains Of Eu-
rope and been waited to the west
ern hemisphere. where it has found
congenial soil IN many places.
1t is useless 10 argue with people
suffering from this distcmper. Hence
we will merely refer to fac;s-pro-
cedures going on this day not IN
western cities and towns where lit
tie English is spoken, bat IN our
commonwealth Virginia the home
Of George Washington. Tnomos JET
ferscn. Patrick Henry, George Mason
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-02
s. Hopu6 Sons Co.
BusY CORNER pENNa AVE AT s TH.sT
TTTITJg7Y OR READY-TO-WEAR HATS ARE IN
NEW ROUGH BRAIDS

The Pineapple Braid particularly is one of the
popular braids of the hour These shapes are III
dropping, mushroom sailor shape, in black. navy,
red and peacock blue finished with bands and fancy
bows Of grosgrain ribbon, in colors to match the
braid These at $5.95
Large shapes, mushroom style, at $40
Renna Colored Braid Sailors, pineapple
braid with facings of different colors or
self color, trimmed with navy blue and
henna ribbns at $2.95 and 1896
Large Straight Sailors, faced with Geor,
gette crepe, some trimmed with ribbon and
ribbon bows others with little punches OF
cherries and Georgette. At $685.