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closet, or maybe in the .-.-..
attic. The whole family is disturbed.
They are ghosts-real ones-ghosts
of things we Intend" to do around the
house.
Father needs more head room in the
basement; the kitchen sink is too low:
mother wants shelving in an upstairs
closet; a window in the attic-there is
broken railing on the porch; a loose.
creaking tread on the stairs.
Then one day comes the sound of a
hammer and saw. Presto! The ghosts
are laid and the whole family is glad.
Now is the time to fix up your house
and do the things you have talked about
doing. Building materials are cheaper
than they have been for years, and YOU
can get experienced, dependable men to
help you with the more difficult Jobs
you cannot do alone.
1tpays to Keep Your Home in Good
Repair"
Building Service Bureau
r. ,... Sponsored by r.-, .-
The Lumber and Building Material Merchants Of the
Imperial Valley, California ,
Rooms 2021 Bank of italy Building
Ell CENTRIC, CALIFORNIA
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gone to the rescue of officers and men Of the
Rodgers
WORDEN-Named for Rear Admiral John
Lorimer Worden, U. s. NJ. born March II. 1918,
in Westminster. N Y. Commanded the Monitor
in the battle with the Merrimac
FLUSSER.-Named for Lieut. Comdr. Charles
W. FIusser, u s. N. born in Annapolis Md,
September II. 1882. Killed in the battle with
the Confederate States ironclad Albemarle, Ply
mouth. N. C.
DALE.-Named for Capt. Richard Dale, u.
s. N, born near Norfolk, Va, November 6, 1756.
Appointed midshipman, 1776. Captured by the
English on Lexington, escaped to France, and
served as first lieutenant under John Paul Jones
in capturing Scraps. Commanded Mediterra-
mean Squadron il operations against Tripoli,
1901.
REID.-Named for Capt Samuel Chester
Reid, U. S. NJ, born in Norwich. Conn, August
IS, 1888. Entered the Navy in 17e4. Served
on the Baltimore with Commodore Truxtun and
became a master of the brig Merchant when 20
years of age. Designed the United States nag
in its present form.
BILLINGSLEY.-Named for Ensign william
L. Billingsley, U. S. NJ, born in Winona, Miss
April "a, 1887 First officer of the Navy to be
killed in an airplane accident June 20, 1913
he attempted a fight in a Wright bpane
which had been converted into a hydroplane
. and crashed when he had Travelled about 10
miles down. the ba8 from Annapolis. Md, ~
All CHARLES AUSBURN.-Named for Charles,
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Scrapping the Mays Famed Desnoyers.

CONVERSE.-Named for Rear Admiral
George A. Converse. U. S. N. born in Norwich.
vt, May IL, 1874. He was one of the first off,
GERS connected with the introduction of cleo
tricity aboard men-of-war. Naval expert on
ordnance, especially torpedoes and was pioneer
in introducing snokeless powder in Navy.
MAHAN.-Named for Rear Admiral Alfred
T. Mahan. U. S. NJ. born at West Point NJ Y,
September 81, 1910. Participated in operations
of the South Atlantic and West Gulf blockad-
of Naval War College, 1868. His treatises ON
naval matters are internationally standard
MAURY.-Named for Comdr. Matthew F.
Maury, U. S. NJ, born in Spotsylvania County.
Va, January H. 1906. Appointed midshipman
February l, 1925 First superintendent of the
Naval Observatory. Famous for his scientific
works on photography.
LUDLOW.-Named for Lieut.. Augustus C.
Ludlow, U. S. NJ, born in Newburg, N. Y,
1892. Appointed midslaipman April q 1894.
Died Of wounds received in engagement of,
Chesapeake and Shannon while directing the
fighting.
BURNS.-Named for Capt. Otway Burns U.
S. NJ, born at Queens Greek, N. c., in TITS.
During War of 1912 commanded the letter of
marque Snap Dragon, and took Is prizes, one of
which had cargo valued at $250.O00.
Observation-Disclosures for Commodore John
HazelwoOd. born In England in 1726. In COM
mand of Continental vessels In the Delaware
River during the Revolution. He forced the
British fleet below the American defenses In
that river to retire. and drove Il B. M. s..
Augusta and Merlin ashore. where they were
burned. -,.-.r- el-.,. 4~...,-s 49,.
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L Ausburn. u. S. NJ, electrician. first class, u.
S. NJ, born July %, 1889, in New Orleans, La.
Lost at sea october II. 1917, when the u s. s.
Antilles was torpedoed. Ausburn radio opera
tor. remained at his post TO give warning and
went down with his ship.
OSBORNE.-Named for Lieut. (junior grade)
Wooden E. Osborne. dental surgeon. U. s. NJ.
born in Chicago, H., November IL. 1892.
while rescuing wounded under fire at Chateau
awarded the Medal of Honor and Distinguished
Service Cross.
COGHLAN.-Named for Rear Admiral Joseph
Bullock Coghlan, q. S. NJ born in Frankfort,
KY. December 9, 1874. Appointed midshipman.
1850. Took part in the battle Of Manila Bay,
1898. Advanced six numbers by Congress for
eminent and conspicuous conduct in battle.
PRESTON-Named for Lieut.. Samuel w.
Preston, U. S. NJ born in Canada and appointed
from State of Illinois. october 4, 1858. Killed
while loading his men in attack on Fort Fisher,
1866.
LAMSON-Named for Lieut.. Roswell Hawkes.
Lamson, U. S. N, born in Iowa. Appointed to
the Naval Academy in 1885, During Civil War
took prominent part in the capture of the bat
teries at Hills Point and in attack on Forts
Fisher. Plotted the powder boat Louisiana I'M
der the fort.
BRUCE.-Named for Lieut.. Frank Bruce u.
S. N, born August 20. 1879. in Grand Island,
Nebr. Entered the Navy in 1911. Was in COM
mand of the minesweeper Bobolink. Killed
when a mine which was being he&ved in ex-
lsaoded, May II, tolopss>s $3.50 .1+e'st- .'.
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would seem unsympathetic, but stand hercely
by; Roy, who might not comprehend, but would
rally with q sense of clan oh, it was
going to be hard to tell these people whose lives
were on even keel.
And strangely it would be hardest of all to
tell Robert. 1t seemed impossible, and yet it
was possible. that in all the years he had not
seemed to suspect At the ship, bidding her
farewell tears had actually popped into his
self-centered eyes.
Come back soon and well, dear" he had
whispered to her In q brief moment away from
the crowd
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1t WOuid not be difficult to tell mother.
Alone, upstairs, they huddIed as of old,
on the ,cide old bed IN her PGresstS
room.
1T was not going to be dtnlcult to tell Mother.
Alone, upstairs. with the others down ss
bridge they huddled, as of old. on the wide
old bed in her parents room.
"Oh my sweet" sighed the mother Of Emily.
and drew her close and kissed her n dozen
times and let the tears how from her cheeks
onto those of her daughter sometimes, in these
i've years, it has seemed to me must ny to
you. My most understanding child. The only
one to whom I can talk. Unburden myself.
Cry"
oh Mother-my dear"
Emily dearest, tell me the good things. I
am so hungry for the good things. Tell me
Of you and Robert The only marriage Of all
my five which has brought happiness. So much
to tell you, darling. What we've been throught
With Roy and Letta, trying to hold them to-
gether. dear. It's been a wrong marriage from
the start, but scandal would kill your father.
Then there's Ellison and Marie. didn't want
to write it to you darling but did you known
For almost a year they threatened divorce.
until, almost ON my knees, Emily succec led.
for your fathers sake; for the famfly's sake:
in patching things up. Oh, my Emily. I've
needed you so! Tell me some thingS-Some
good things about you and Robert"
Before she sailed back to Japan, some three
months later the mother of Emily had been
fed with banquet Of good things about her
and Robert.
tcopyright. tS3o1
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6-SS5 Black Silk Crepe Coats cape
models :. sizes II to ID. ............S SIS
4-SS9.5O Princess Style Coats . belted
models in blue or black cloth with collars
of nlink-dyed squirrel sizes IA to ID, SIS
4--PrincesS Coats :. belted styles /.
iabot collars of black galipin :. sizes Ia.
10, ~ .........s...... s'.......... go
3-Sports Coats :. tan and grey mixtures
in belted styles collars of wolf ..
sizes 10 ana 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
4-S39.5O BrOadtaiI Collar Coats
princess models with pouch or outstanding
collars . black, blue and tan :. sizes
IL 10 IL ..................... SIS
2-S35 Silk Faille Goats belted princess
styles in sizes Is and ID. SIS
1-S49.50 Blue Crepe Coat princess
belted model with collar of beige ermine
Size 49,. .................SS $50
2-S49.50 Sport Coats princess belted
styles with collars of fox tan and green
mixtures sizes l6 to 20. ........S 35
2-S4S Tan Dress Goats pouch collars
Of beige squirrel :. sizes IA and 20. .S35
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Misses Coats

2-S495O Brown Covert Goats scarf and
tailored collars i. E. sizes Ia and ID. S35
2-S4S.5O Black Sylvia Goats. .jabot coll
lars, edged with beige ermine sizes "a
and IL .................' ........ $50
2-S45 Cape Goats green or tan crepe
=. tucked and belted sizes Ia and ID.
2-S49.50 Imported Tweed Coats .
smartly tailored and belted in tan and
brown mixtures sizes Is and ID. $3S
3-S45 Black Goats :. furless styles with
smartly nipped waistline >. sizes Ia and
10 ...........s,.s.'' ss''.'s''. 900
1-$69.50 Tan Telga Cloth Coat collar
edged with fur nipped waistline
SIZE u .....:..... :........; -. 800
2-S69.50 Ermine Collar Coats :. blue in
princess style with beige or white ermine
trim sizes Ia and 90. SIS
1-$65 Cape Coat velvet trim in grey
starella !. . size 14.................S5 SIS
2-S6950 Crepe Coats :. in blue or black
with cape sleeve edged with broadtail +.
sizes is and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS
2-$6950 Cape Goats edged with baby
kit fox =. belted styles in blue or black
E. sizes Is and ID. ..................S5 SIS
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Eta Blanche Chemise-$3.o5

New chemise on princess lines or with pieats
at side-in pure dye crepe de chine, trimmed
with iace-or tailored styles with hand feather
stitching-fesh color, white and banana heart.
Eta Blanche indies make lovely Easter gifts.
Others to s1o.zS.-Grey Shops, Second Floor.
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anu 90 . &. . . . . = . .
I2-$29S0 Imported Mixture Sports
scarf and tailored collars in blue
grey and brown /. 3. sizes So to a..
5-SSs.50 Sports Coats in tan,
brown and orchid tweed with souir-
rel, caracul and fox collars /. +. sizes
So 10 AZ ....,.'....,..... SES.oO
5-S4s.50 Furless Sport Goats
straishtline and fared models N
tan and brown tweed tailored
and cape collars sizes 36 and
SO .....s.. SzS.SV
10-$39.5O Imported Tweed Goats in
tan brown and green tan
camels hair cloth with raglan and
set-in sleeves belted and panel
backs :. !. sizes 80 to 40. 49,. $29.5O
2-S45 Tan Wool Crepe Coats
lapin collars sizes SO and
Az ...-..........s.. SH9.5U
3-S39.50 Black Bengaline Silk
Coats stitched side panels and
low-back collars sizes 40 and
IL ..s.........s... $3.50
3-SS5 Black Kashmir BrOadcloth
Goats strsightline styles with
squirrel collars sizes SO and
30 ....ss.... ,...s..s..-... SSSsoU
5-$SS.5O Black and Blue Kashmir
Goats straightline and Jared
styles squirrel collars, in sizes
80 and 40...................S2 $3.50
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Every inch of their longer length smart as it can
be! And serviceable too for they wash beautifully
In the new length-ust long enough to
crush most effectively at the wrist and pull g 0E
the sleeve. In white, eggshell, peach v '"O
Glove store. Floor
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Smart Dresses Reduced Friday!

Misses Dresses, $3.50
$3.50 to SIS frOcks, of crepe for
afternoon and street wear. Very
practical styles for wear now. .regu-
lar hemlines, jabots, lingerie touches
=. bow and buttons trim in beige,
dahlia and red. Sizes IA to 20.
Misses Dresses. $40
$3.50 to $3.50. a splendid group
of crepes, chiffons, taffetas and
nets for street, afternoon and eve
ming. cape and bertha collars,
shirrings, lace trim. regular hem
lines, normal waistlines and self
belts. Black, navy. beige, red, green
and white. Sizes IA to 20.
Misses Dresses, $3.50
SIS to S35 Iaces, nets, chiffons,
geOrgettes and crepeS, for evening,
afternoon and daytime wear. Trail
ing skirts for evening. regular
l1emlines for street. puff sleeves,
peplums, self belts, rhinestone
buckles, lingerie touches of lace and
organdy. Black, navy, red, beige,
green and white. Sizes IA to 20.
Misses Dresses, $3.50
$3.50 TO $3.50 frocks, in jacket
and one-piece styles. printed
crepes. "a few three-piece suits of
crepe featuring short bolero jacket
with contrasting blouses. Lingerie
trim of lace ana chiffon even
hemlines, bead and button trim.
Navy, black, green, rust and rose.
Sizes IA to 20.
Misses Dresses, $35
$3.50 to $3.50 jacket frocks, street,
afternoon and evening frocks of
tweed, nets, laces, chiffons and
crepes. Many one-of-a-kind styles
with capes, puff sleeves, narrow self
belts. ensembles are tailored with
blouses of crepe. Black, red, brown,
green and blue. Sizes II to 20.
Misses Dress Shops, Third Floor
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Juniors Goats

3-&35 Tailored Tweed Coats black and
blue with fared and belted styles sizes
10 and is. S25
3-$39.5O Cape Coats belted style with
lepin edged collars . sizes Is to IT. SIS
2-S3S Covert Cape Coats +. brown belt
ed styles in size observation-disclosures. SIS
2-$35 COllarless Cape Coats belted
wrap styles in red or black cloth sizes
40 w 10 > ga
2-S39.40 Princess Goats. in green.
size is ...............$ SIS
4-S35 Silk Crepe and Faille Goats !.
cape and scarf collars. sizes IS to IT, SIS
3-S39.5O Princess Coats outstanding
collars of mink dyed squirrel sizes
Is to II ..................... SIS
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These Spring Suits!

4o0 Tweed Suits and three piece effects in short
"a length coats in sizes II to 40
6$5S Short Jacket Covert Suits oxford navy and brown
in sizes IA to 20.
4-Sz05O Two-pece Shar<skin Suits, short jackets with
wrapped Jared skirts. in sizes IA, 10, 18
3-S30SO Threepece Tweed Suits short jackets with crepe
bouses in black and white and Sizes IA, 6, IS
S$4950 to $3.50 Threepeee Suits tweeds and in
tan, oxford black and white. sizes 10 10 a..
3-S5oSO Tweed and TeIga Cloth Suits Threpiece Suits
with apn- trimmed short jacket. Tan beige in sizes
II and 10.
2-S7osO Coat Ensembles "a lengths with print bouses
:. in blue Sizes 10 to 20
Shop,
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Women's Dresses. $35

Women's Dresses, $35
9-$39.5O to $3.50 afternoon and
evening frocks, in fsh-net, chif-
fon both plain and embroidered,
Colors are purple, green, black,
brown Sizes SO to AZ
WOmen's Dresses
$20.5O
7-S35 to $3.50 afternoon dresses,
of canton crepe, fiat crepe, crepe
Elizabeth, chiffon with beads or lace
trim. Blue, green, black, brown.
Sizes 36 to AZ.
WOmen's Dresses, 1913
32-S29. so to S45 afternoon and eve
ming dresses, of fish net, chiffon
velvet, canton, fiat crepe, chiffon.
Black, brown, purple, green, blue,
navy. Sizes SO to AZ.
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IS
rs


JUNIOR Dresses SlU
Crepes and chiffons, in daytime
and afternoon .frocks. .pleated and
flared skirts. even hemlines. lace
collar and cuffs. buttons and bow
trim in brown, blue, beige, red and
rust. Sizes IL to 10.
Junior Dresses, SIS
$3.50 to $3.50 evening, afternoon
and street frocks, of taffeta and
crepes. Puff sleeve, tiny capes, cape
sleeves, scafloped skirts on the eve
ming frocks navy, white, red, beige
and navy. Sizes IS to II.
Junior Dresses, $3.50
SIS to S35 plain and printed crepes
and chiffOns, in group of afternoon
and daytime frocks. Flaring and
pleated skirts. narrow belts, cape
backs and peplums are just few
of the fashion points of this mar
Vicious group. Blues, green's, red
and beige. prints on dark grounds.
Sizes IL to II.
Junior Dresses, $22.5O
$3.50 TO $3.50 ensembles and one
piece frocks, for street and after
noon wear. :. The ensembles are of
tweeds and wool crepes with smart
linen and crepe tuck-in blouses.
The one-piece frocks show capes
and pcplums and tiny puff sleeves
$50 new and youthful for the
junior. Brown, rust, beige, red,
orchid, green, navy and black.
Sizes IL to II.
Juniors Dresses, Third Floor
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New Pajamas-$3

Very lovely new assortments in tuck-in
modeis-voiles and English sateens with cap
sleeves and pongees. trimmed with bands of
crepe de chine-orchid, French blue, peach,
Jade and red.-Grey Shops, Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-17
New Cloves for Everybody

It's pleasure to buy Easter gloves here for there are
5000 pairs to choose 'FRONT.' In all the new very
smart styles-for every type of costume-for every
occasion Of imported kid and suede-in soft doeskin
in glace observation-disclosures. White, soft beige
tones browns and pastels! Lovely not only for your
Easter costume, but Easter gifts as we'll! And
they need not be expensive!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-17
SIS. go Coolie Coats-$3.95

Stunning crepe de chine coats in foral mod
ernstic and polka dot patterns, with back
grounds of black, jade, French blue, tan and
orchid, trimmed with bands of solid-color
crepe de chine.-Grey Shops, Second Floor.
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4e6EeMS;
- A FASHION INSTITUTION
.OnraS Washington NsW1oTA
FRIDAY! -Before-Easter Savings!

eet
because of broken than worth
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WOmen's Dresses
$3.50

25-S25 and $3.50 tailored crepe
dresses, in surplice and coat styles
:. .fiared and draped skirts, belts,
bows, vestees and cuffs in contrast.
All new, smart styles, but sizes are
broken-only 2 or 3 of any one
style. Included in the group are
half size dresses. Black. navy,
green, red, blue, beige. Sizes SO to
"A. 23ih to Al u.
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Larger WOnen's
Dresses
$l6'So

50 smart new dresses for the
woman who finds her size be-
tween 4lE and 521a Il diff
ferent styles in printed crepe
jacket ensembles, printed dresses
with plain coats i. plain gcor-
gettes and crepe featuring pleated
godets, fares even hemlincs and
lovely touches of lace and color
new Summer colorings.
Larger Women's Dress Shop
Second Floor
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3-S45 Red or Green Coats hared and
princess styles 10 to 15...............s35
1880 Red Tweed Coat i. . beted style
VT. ... :: ,... :. '''.. .:, 81. s35
green with outstanding collar of ntch. .$35
2-S45 Cape Coats with gaipin. Size 10, $35
2-S45 Crepe Aiise Cape Coats fur
cuffs of black galipn size IT. $35
Shop. Third Floor
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I2-S29.se Imported Mixture Sports Goats
scarf and tailored collars in blue. tan,
grew and brown sizes 50 to AZ. -. SIS
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WOmen's Coats

1--$65 Tan StareIIa Coat .. side
flare and fitch collar size
so ................. SS9.oO
I-S59.50 Tweed Coat orchid and
beige sport coat i. waist-deep cape
:. wolf collar size SO. 4. $3.50
5-S49.5O Imported Tweed Coats :.
sports coats with cape and collar of
black kidskin sizes SO and
80 ................... $3.50
Sass Blue Sylvia Cloth Goats
Straightline styles i. oH1bre broad
tail collars sizes 40 and AZ, $3.50
IO-S4s.5O Kashmir Broadcloth Coats
tan, grey and green with col
lars of lapin, galyak, mole and squir-
rel sizes SO to AZ. ..... $3.50
6-$59.50 X shmir Coats
straightline and f1ared models in
black and tan Kolinsky collars
sizes 80 to A ....... $3.50
S-$55 Black Sylvia Cloth Goats =
side flares with white ermine coll
lars sizes SO and AZ. -. $3.50
4-S49.5O Black BrOadcloth Goats
side flares with black galyak
collars sizes SO to ~. .$39.50
1-SI1O Grey Kashmir Coat cape
grey fox collar size 40. $500.
3-ss5 Black and Blue Flare Goats >.
collars sizes 80 to 40. .........
1-sSs.s0 Green TeIga Cloth Coat
beige ermine collar !. size SO. .....
2-S7s.s0 Black Canton Crepe Goats
black mole trimmings !, SO, a..
on, Third Floor
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2--S45 Rust and Blue Tweed Coats
with scarf collars . size SO. ......., SIS
3-S35 Sports Coats :. orchid, green and
tan tweed with wolf collars . sizes 80
ard az SIS
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Misses Coat shop. Third Floor
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1O--S16.5O tailored crepe dresses.
suitable for street or business.
Touches of headings at neck and
sleeve. Tan, purple, green, red.
Sizes 36 to AZ.
Women's Dress Shops, Second Floor
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Jewelry In Profusion, $1.95
Stunning Bracelets, ST
A New Easter Perfume, $I.5O

at Easter price A Jean Stewart special
package of Secret Mutt perfume haunting and lovely
its name implies
Jewelry ard Shops
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Left--Juniors' black
MOVERS on aqua blue
background. Lingerie
touches at neck and
on the short sleeves.
s13.75.
Right--Misses' green
nat crepe bolero dress.
Tiny green notes of
music dancing on the
white blouse. si3.75.
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juniors Coat Shop. Third Floor
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Women's Coat Shop, Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1930-03-28

When he gets settled, he will be waited on by the Lord Provost and other magistrates of Edinburgh. The Lord Provost will say:
 We, the mas agistrates of this city, have the honor 10 attend Your Grace as representing our most gracious sovereign. the King We give you the assurance of our loyal. and devoted attachment to his Majesty's Person. Throne and Government and in token thereof l deliver 10 you the keys of his Majestys good town Of Edinburgh, capital of Scotland.'
 He will reply:
 "On behalf of his Majesty the King, whom I have the honor to represent, l accept these keys as a symbol of the possession of the good town of Edinburgh"
 When he and his wife ride forth in state. ;t will he in gilded royal coach surrounded by clinl1ins cav. airy. Troops will give the royal salute, the kings standard will be carried and the band will play God Save the King When the Browns hold q lcvce at Holyrood it will be attended by all the aris- 1ocracy and prominent folk of Scotland. He will wear q rcsplen- dent uniform of scarlet and gold, with a cooked hat and sword by his side. His wife will be dressed in black velvet. He will sit on a gorgeous throne of scarlet and gold under scarlet. canopy. The provosts of the city will attend in velvet and crmine, and the bailies in silk and ermine. So high will be his position that if the Prince of Wales and the Duchess Of York