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full to her. Their example Is full
Of service, full OF instruction"
Not one Of the men at the
Phare de France. as the Paris
Lighthouse is known, furnishes
the same problem mentally, ply
sically or spiritually as his neigh
Dor, according to Mrs. Berry.
Walls report.
Therefore" she continues,
each one must be carefully
studied as an individual, his
powers for re.education and re.
construction as a useful and
happy citizen nicely gagged and
carefully developed.
ITO get a true idea of the psy.
chology Of the blind soldier, 1t IL
not only necessary to, live with
him. and to know him blind, but
to know the previous condition of
his existence and the actual sur.
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blinded in battle has found only
partial solution. according to
Joseph Reinach. the famous
Polybe." whose appeal for the
Lighthouse. published throughout
france. Is made public by the
american committee. All types
are encountered in the work Of
re-education. in which psychology
is playing an important part. ac-
cordtng to M. Reinach, who saws
that the men are eager for train.
ing in the trades and in the pro.
LESSONS despite their handicap.
There are not many more in.
spring sights" M. Reinach adds,
describing the French soldiers.
than that of these men who
having made tho greatest sacri.
flee after that Of life for their
country, are anxious to serve still
further and again to become use.
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GOOd-by Corset

Athletic games in ancient Greece undoubtedly developed
the beauty OF the Greek body preserved in marble by Phda
ancient games in which athletes Of sexes competed
scanty clothed not clothed at ALL created the magnificent
bodies, and the great artists that mmoralzed them
Now the fashion dctators in Paris who all the women
Of the earth that any clothes ALL announce that the
Olympic games have everlasngy doomed the corset The
athletic figure the fashionable figure Dresses that women
wear Will follow the lines Of the body They will not tolerate
poor little insides squeezed by tight corset.
They won't tolerate If they can help it. the moor fat
ladies with their hips bandaged down with unhealthy rubber
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Indian Leaf
Butterfly

THE Indian leaf butterfly has
l. the remarkable faculty Of be.
ing able to play dead and appear
invisible at the same time. Ma.
ture has colored It to resemble a
dead leaf, right down to the
smallest detail. When an enemy
approaches the butterfly drops
into a pile Of dead leaves and
remains perfectly motionless. A
dull stripe on it's back resembles
the midrib Of a leaf. and It's
wings are spread out into the
proper shape. The butterfly's
head IL hidden under the wings,
and the pursuing bird passes on
without discovering its prey.
copyright. 1924. by King Features
Service, 1noI
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By Garrett p. Serviss.
Famous Astronomer and Writer
on Scientific Topics Of Popular
InfAnAaf


Famous Astronomer and Writer
on Scientific Topics Of Popular
Interest.
Despite the assiduity with
which I have read and studied q
text book Of astronomy there are
difficulties which I have been un.
able to overcome. and now I APP
peal to you. My difficulties are,
to wit:
lis the orbit Of the earth
slanted to the sun. ana II It. Is.
is the carth's axis inclined to it?
eff both the orbit is slanted
and the axis inclined to it. Is the
change of seasons produced by the
slant of the orbit or the lnclina-
ton of the axis" -
"S-What does the book mean
when 1t says: In 1852 Mars was
very near to us. for it was in
perihelion while the earth was in
aphelion?' For, is not the sun at
one focus Of all the orbits, and do
they not all have their perihellons
and aphclions in the same places?
''R. v. NJ"
XYOUR case enforcea what I
Y have so often said, namely,
Il that more attention should
be given to astronomy In the
public schools. There seems to be
nothing that people in after years
so much regret as that this part
Of their education was overlooked,
and they regret ii because they
find that with increasing age
comes a growing desire for the
widening and uplifting of the
thoughts which astronomy Is Pc
culiarly suited to afford.
The things that you mention
are fundamental 10 an understand.
ing of astronomy, and I am max.
ing two little drawing which
should clear away your difficult
ties,
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GARRETT P. SERVISS CLEARS
PROBLEMS IN ASTRONOMY
Lack of Training in Schools Often Make
ject Difficult in Later Life.

fundamental cause Of the change
of seasons. This covers your first
two questions.
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Tablecloths, Etc.

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hleached PillOwcases, $50 each.
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SiIk-Knitted
Underwear

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Toilet Goods
IMITATION IVORY TOILET

IMITATION IVORY TOILET
ARTICLES
Military Brushes. pair, a and $3.50.
Clothes Brushes, 81 each.
Hair Receives, $50, s1.2b, 81.
Puff Boxes, 81, S1.9B and $3.50.
Mirrors, $3.50 and -.
Hair Brushes, 81 and $3.50.
Buffers, ~ and $1s25.
Jewel Boxes, 81 and e1.5O.
Nail File and Button Hooks SOc.
MOtheF-Of-Peari Sets SO.
Photo Frames, ~.
Fancy Glass At0mlEers, SOC to 50.
Bath salts. Fan TOl and Denney an9
Denney, csc TO 9l.56.
AfLECELIAAEEOU6 ARTICLES
Tooth I3ruehes, lOc, 2Sc, S6c, 8Sc.
Clothes Brushes. ~. &1.3D. S1.66.
Nall Brushess 94c % ":
weed Back Hair Brushes, SOe and
Coty's Single Ccmpacts. 2ee.
deIba COmpActs, 6Ocs ~ !l.SO, q.
AIarineIlO Compacts, 81. $50, g.
Dorm Compacte, soc.
CarOn Compacts, 81 and $50.
Decorated Compaets, csc, $50 Csc 81.
Condo COmpacts, Z.
EeIba, Csc 70 $3.50.
Denney and Denney, 81 70 S1.Uo.
COlgafe's, 10c, 2Oc, 45c.
French Extract. lOc to 5Bc.
eheik Extract, 1Bc.
FOR THE BATHROOM
witch Hazel. 1Oc.
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AEelba Cream, !5Bc.
Denney and Denney Cola CREAM,
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For the Baby

Pure Gum Rubber Sheets, soc each,
With steel eyelets. 1sx27-inch size.
Pure Gum Rubber Sheets, S6c. White
and natural 27x30 inch size.
Quilted Pads, $50. 1Tx18-inch giso.
Quilted Pads, ESQ.,. 1Sx34-inch size.
Crib Sheets, 68C. Good quality Sheet
Ing. Well finished and made.
Pillow Slips, 3Sc.
KapOk Pillows, 58c. Pink and blue
sateen covers.
White Blankets, $50. With pink and
blue borders. Also colored grounds
Baby Buntings, SS.sS. or Japanese
tufted silk. Pink. blue. white.
Madeira Pillow Covers, $1.2B.
Sheets. $3.50. Hand embroidered and
hemstitched sheets.
EiderdOwn Baby BumtlngS, &2.05.
Infants' silk Poplin BOnnets, $50.
Carriage BOnDets, &s.0D. OF velvet, In
sizes to 6 years.
TOques, Tams and BOnnets, 81.
Mittens. SOC pair. With or without
white Coats, S2.sS. OF corduroy ana
cashmere. Sizes to 8 years.
Cashmere Hosiery, $50. Sizes for In
fants to 8 years.
silk and Wool Hosiery, CSC pair.
SILK and Wool Shirts, csc. Double
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different styles.
Pinked Flannel Bands, csc.
Flannelette GertrUdes, $50. Shell
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KS sSH' infdnSy SIS SeH Whi ElS tam
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Sweaters, $1.05. In the popular slip
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Panty Dresses, 81. OF chambray and
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Shoes and MOccasins, 81 to S1.06 pair.
In white and light and dark
leather.
Brush and comb SETS baby books,
rattles, toys and the like.
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Silks and COttOns

Crepe de Chime, 91.6s yard. 80.
inch all-silk crepe. Wanted shades
and black ana white.
Heavy Quality Crepe de Chine, G1.0B
yard. Se-inch width. Wanted shades.
AIl-Sllk Satin. Sl.6S yard. S6-inch
width. Black. white and shades.
Printed Crepe do Chine, S1.05 yard.
36-inch width. All.silk. Printed
in the all-over pattern effect.
GeOrgette Crepe. S1.SS yard. In
AIi.Siik Canton Crepe. sS.sS yard.
3S-inch width. Fine quality crepe.
in tan, black. white, navy, green,
brown and copen: !.
AII-SIlk Radium, S1.0O yard. 40
inch width. White. black, flesh.
pink, tan and gray.
RayOn and Cotton Fable. &1.08 yard.
Brown. navy. cocoa. tan. orange
and black. 36 inches wide.
RayOn and Cotton BrOcades, &1.08
yard. New Fall colors. So
silk and Cotton BenEalIne. sass
yard. In green. tan. brown. gray
and cocoa. Sc inches wide.
Sports Satin. $1.40 yard. 3e-lnch
width. Tan, gold. copen. light
Al Psi PonreS. .e n yard. So inches
wide. Very good quality.
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Woodward 6LothI0p Down Stairs Store
Where Dependable Merchandise Is LoD-Prced
Over Three Hundred Value-Priced Items
Petticoats Slips

sateen PetticOafs, S1.06. In dark
shades and white and flesh.
TRioOSham PetticOats, e2.O6. In as
sorted colors and white and flesh.
Extra Size TrlcOshaIh Petticoats,
e2.oO.
SILK PetticOats, 9A.0B. Heavy quality
Ailanese SILK petticoats.
Satilette Costume Slips, e1.06. In
Hight and dark shades. Sizes 90
to ~.
blue, gray and black. Sizes So to
10.
Extra Size Slips, Sl.S6. OF black
striped sateen.
Tunlc Slips, 1895. In dark shades.
black and brown.
SIX Slips, sos. In sizes SO to a..
PettibOcleerB, 81. Striped eateen.
Tan, blue, flesh and black.
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Children's Shoes

Growing Girls Shoes
Tan OxfOrds, $S.76 and - pair.
Patent Leather Gore Pumps, 81
pair.
Patent Leather Gore Strap Pumps,
$500 pair.
Tan Lace Shoes, pair, $.
Felt BOudOlr slippers. 81 pair.
Storm Rubbere, pair, 800.
Misses Shoe Items--
Rubber Heel Tan OxfOrds. ~ pair.
Tan OxfOPds, wing tips, $3.50 pair.
Tan Lace Shoes, $3.50 pair.
Storm Rubbers, 75c pair.
Chlldren's Shoes
Tan OxfOrds, rubber heels, $S.NO
pair.
Tan Lace Shoes, pair, IS.
Brown Leather Lace Shoes, $3.50
palr. Spring heels.
Tan MOccasin Play Shoes, % pair.
Childrem's OvershOes, 56C pair.
Felt slippers, pair. 81.
Boys School and Dress Shoes
BOys' Brown Leather Shoes, %
Boys Tan Leather Shoes, $3.50
Leather House Shippers, S1.eS pair.
Storm Rubbers, csc pair.
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Women's Shoes

Smart Pumps at 96 pair, Brown
satin, black satin. patent leather,
In strap, gore and instep styles.
Smart OxfOrds ut IS. Gun metal, tan
and patent leather oxfords. Also
smart tie oxfords.
Gold Evening Slippers, $3.50 pair.
Silver Evening Slippers, $3.50 pair.
Patent Leather One-strap Pump, s.
pair.
Patent Leather Gore Pump, IS pair,
Dolly Madison Patent Leather Pump.
$3.50 pair.
Dolly Madison Strap Kid Pump, ss.SO
pair.
Dolly Madison Kid Oxford. $3.50 pa,r.
Dolly Madison Arch Oxford, $3.50
pair.
Satin BoudOir Slippers, S1.2S pair.
Cat Steel Buckles Fer street and eve.
ming pumps, ~ to $3.50.
Felt slippers, 81 pair. In colors.
Shoe Dressing for Dye and Shine, CSC,
shoe Dressing for Gold and Silver
slippers, 55c and 81.
Sh0e Dressing for Suede and eatin
Shoes, l5c to SOC.
Sh0e Dressing for Tan and Black
Footwear, 16c to 25e.
Aaces for High and Low Shoes, Zoe.
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COrsets--Brassieres

Bandeaux, SOC. or satin-striped ma
terial. Sizes 81 to a..
BandeRux, 60c. OF brocaded ana
satfn-striped material Sizes 80 to
BrAssieres and Satin Bandeaux. 7sc.
Either narrow or wide models.
BoyshfOrm BFassieres, 81. Side ana
back hook.
Garter Brassleres, S2.2S. Rubberized
material Long style.
COgsets and Glrdles, 81 70 $3.50. Re-
models.
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strikers charged with violating In.
functions are entitled to d jury
trial." said Samuel Gompers, presi.
dent Of the American Federation
OF Labor, at his office here today.
'Unquestionably the court ia
mindful of the trend Of the times
and recognizes In some degree that
the growing tendency Of the courts
to assume autocratic powers must
be curbed IL the whole court
system Is not to be impaired. This
decision y constructive and pro.
gressive.
I'VE must not, however, delude
ourselves into the belief that this
decision cures all OF the evils Of
the Judiciary. The court has sus.
tanned one Of the most important
provisions Of the Clayton Act,
which was passed by, Congress at
the insistence OF the American
Federation OF Labor and signed
by President Wilson, who then
warned judges that the act was
intended to teach them to safe.
guard human liberties.
"It may well be that this decis.
ion marks q great turning point
IN American court procedure. A
great cloak Of autocratic power Ia
shorn away. Strikers charged
with breaking judge.made law are
entitled to jury trials. They can
no longer be put in Sail az the
within Of the Judge who made the
law.
But the injunction remains. II
may still be issued In labor dis.
putes where no such Injunction
would lie e there were no labor
dispute In progress. The injunc.
ton itself, as used In labor dis
putes, must go, before the con.
stitution Is fully and finally vindi.
Gated and made supreme In our
court system"
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ChiIdren's Underwear

ChIldren's Winter weight Union
Suits, 75c. Long sleeves. Ankle
length. In sizes to Is.
ChIldren's Athletic Union Suits, soc.
Full cut, in sizes to ~ years.
Children's Knit Waists, SOC. Well
made waists in sizes 2 to 10 years.
Muslin Drawers, CSC. OF pin-tucked
muslin. Sizes 2 to II years.
Cambria UnderbOdieS, soc. In sizes
to IL years.
Princess Slips, 81. Lace and em-
broidery trimmed. Sizes . to 1e
years.
Combination Suits, 81.
Gymnasium BlOOmePs, ~. OF pleated
black sateen. Sizes 10 to %.
Flannelette PAjamas, 81. Ohe-piece
pajamas in sizes to IL years.
Flannelette Pajamas, $1.00. in the
wanted two-piece style. Sizes I
to IL.
FIanneIette Gowns, n. In slzes to
IL years.
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For Draperies

Printed CretOnne, ESQ and $50 yard.
36-inch printed cretonne In q large
assortment OF large and small
scrim and lEarquisette. sc and sac
yard. In dots, pIaids. figured ana
border designs. White, cream, ecru.
finch width. Plain ana fancy ma
turaI color patterns.
COIorfast RayOn DTapeFy, oSc and
e1.lO yard. 36-inch width. Rose,
blue and gold.
COlOFed Rep, 81 yard. 60-inch rep.
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Aprons
House FrOcks

House Dresses, Sl.0k OF ginRham
and linene. Sizes 90 to ~.
House Dresses, 1895. OF splendid
quality Bingham. Sizes So TO 81.
Jersey Dresses, S4.9E. In Becoming
styles for women. Sizes 16 to a..
Bungalow Aprons, 91.05. Finely
made aprons Of Sateen.
FfoclEs ut &4.05. OF English broad
cloth; In attractive styles.
Malde' Aprons, SIC, With bib and
Kitchen Aprons, SOC. or RinghaFn.
Black Sateen Fancy Aprons, 81.
Hoover Aprons, &1.05. In white,
gray. blue and lavender. Sizes sS
to 46.
White Bungalow Aprons, SI.2B. In
extra sizes and slendeFizing styles.
Bungalow Aprons, 81 70 $3.50, OF
Bingham, sateen, foulards and
CnamDrays
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For All Boys

Suits, &2.95. Well made, fulI-cut
suits. Jersey tweed and serge.
Lined trousers. ButtonIon and
MILDLY styles. Many attractive
Rays Corduroy Pants, S1.OS. Lined.
Sizes to 10 years.
A1.WOOl Two.Pants Suits, a7.EO. In
the popular Norfolk style. An
sizes. Finely tailored.
Lined Corduroy Pants. e2.2S. In
sizes to Is years.
Boys BlOuBes, 06c and 81. Full.
cut blouses OF madras and percale
All-WOOl Sweaters, S2.D6. Slip-on
models. Color combinations
Elannelette Pajamas, 81. One.piece,
drcp-seat, full-cut pajamas. In
sizes to IL years.
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Wonnen's Hosiery

FulI-HaShIoned All-sIII Hose, 81 pair.
Irregnlars OF el.s6 grade. Five
smart shades. Sizes 81 to 10.
W0nlen's Sport Hose, $50 pair.
Ribbed to toe. Sizes 81 to 10. I
shades
Mercerized Cotton Hose. $50 pair, 3
paiFB for 81. Wear-plus brand.
Sizes y to 10. Three shades.
Full-fashlOhed Isle Hose, $50 pair.
Three colors. Sizes 81 10 10.
Sflk-mixed Hose, 81 pair. Phoenix
brand. Fall colors. All sizes.
FuIl-fnslilOned silk Hose, S1.1B pair.
Black and Fall shades. Sizes ~
to 10.
FuIi-faahIOned SIN Hose. Sl.s6 palr.
Black aud colore. Sizes 81 TO 10.
uIl-faahlOhed Chiffon Hose, e1.SH
pair. Lisie tops and feet. Black
and Fall colors, Sizes 81 to 10.
warranted Full-fashloned SILK H0ses
$50 pair. Wanted coIors. Sizes
a0nsker" AIl-sIIk FaII-fnshloned
Hose, el.8B pairs Wanted shaded.
Sizes 81 to 10.
Wool Undcrh0se. $50 pair. Ideal for
wear with chiffon hose. Sizes 81
70 10.
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Wornen's FAN Hats

shorts Hats, S1.oS. OF felt and vel
vet. Small and medium shapes.
Tan. black, brown, red, blue and
wood.
sporte ana Trimmed Hata, ee.95.
Velvet and felt fashionable models.
Snaartest Hats, e4.86. For miss and
matron. Hatter's plush. silk and
velvet models. All trimmed.
Silk Velvet Hats. A.05. Kan Mar
models embroidered and neatly
trimmed.
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Sweaters, All Styles

Cricket sIip-Ons, Sl.SB. Lightweight
wool. Sizes 50 to ~.
Sleeveless Sweaters e2.0B. Chappie.
cricket, golf coats, mandarin mod
els in all shades for Fall.
Brushed Coats, S3.OB. Trotter, chap
pie and Tee styles. Five colors.
Brushed and UnbRuahed Sweaters,
e4.9B. In wanted colors.
JeFBey Golf Goats, IS. Navy. tan,
brown and black. Sizes So TO 46.
Jersey Tuxed0s, e9.o5. Navy, brown,
tan and black. Sizes 80 to 90.
Brushed Robbie COatas $3.50. With
large collars.
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For Girls Under Is

warm Coats, S8.0S. Showing smart
plaids and plain models. Sizes
Girls FAN Hats, Se.OS. or felt and
velvet. Sizes 6 to IA years.
bingham Dresses, S1.06. In styles
becoming to girls to IL.
Wool Dresses, $685.. or Jersey, serge
and flannel. Sizes 6 to IA.
PIeated Serge Skirts, $2.05. to II.
FLANNEL MIddies, S2.95. Blue or red.
Sizes to IL years.
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If You Want Gloves

Fancy Cuff Fabric Gloves, u pair.
In popular shades and styles.
Kid Gloves, $l.3E pair. Two-ciasp
models. Tan, gray. black and
brown.
Fabric Gloves, 5Sc pair. 12-button
and strap-Wrist gauntlete. Fall
shades.
Fancy Cuff Gloves, &I.2S pair. with
attractive cuffs. Fall shades.
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Linens and COttOns

Imported Check Glnghams, SSc yard.
80 inches wide. In small, medium
checks in all wanted colOrs,
Plaid Dress Bingham, SOC yard. 80
inches wide. Medium plaids.
Irish COlOred Dress Linen, $50 yard.
30 inches wide. In tan. rose, henna
and brown.
Cotton Dress Crepe, $50 yard. Sc
inch. width. Small figures ana
checks.
white PIlsse Crepe, ESQ yard. 30
inches wide. Good quality.
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First Hunting Accident

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The first
hunting accident Of the season cost
Harold Hobech, of White Plains, hts
left hand when he dropped his gun
and It exploded, Managing the hand.
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Greenhouses BIousea

English BrOadcIOth and Dlmlty Over.
blOueen, S1.0B. With mannlah coll
lars, Peter Pan collars. v necks.
Handmade BlOuDes, et.oB. Tuck-ins
and oyerblouses. Hand embroidered.
POngee BlOuOes, 92.2B. Sizes 10 TO 90.
silk OVerblOuBes, 93.4B. In many
shades. Reduced price. Sizes 50
to 80.
TunIc BIOueeS, o.. Cordelene and
heavy crepe Dc chine. Sizes 80
to A6.
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ChiIdren's Hosiery

ChIldren's Ribbed Hose, 35c pair:
pairs, 81. Fine and heavy
ribbed, black and cordovan. Sizes
to IL.
Chlldren'e Sports Hose. SOC pair.
With fancy tops. Sizes to 10.
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KimOnos and Robes

Cotton KFepe KlmOnOa, S1.0S. OF
BOxlOOm Crepe Kim6nOs. S2.0b. In
rose, blue and orchid.
Beacon Bath Robes, SS.N5 TO SB.0b.
In assorted patterns. colors. Sizes
80 to ~.
Crepe and Satin RImOuOs. ss.7S.