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knew lhat the first principle of advertising was to set
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to apply them. That's the difference between science
3nd guess-work. That's ichy you're reading this line.
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Irisli Strike Is
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Trades l uion Congress Says
Other Cities Wil! Join in
Protesl al l -< of V,\\\
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''ti Limerick Strike.
Luhor Leader Predicts
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.entcd a st range
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of thc soldiers -.vho
ihcrc o prevcm those
' i" imit ? n coturn to thc city.
ympathizer.a, men nnd women.
on ?? roads approach
the bridf until th. leaders formed
nnd marched them in
The strikers
" ??'?" i . . fced and billet
!?" blc of their adhcrents
ty, the '.vomen bo
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npi ovi i 'ii dance
, ' ? ?,., entations by
i Griflin author*
? ollicci nt ? iic bridge to
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I ' mi lhe sl rikera
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1 hre; I ot "*? iolcnce Made
of ' he strike
ersl oil from a speech
rcasurer of tlie
? . madi during
danci ng.
- our first wcapon.
iiiilitanl." I e said, "Then
continu ing until
ni'.'.cc ? ow issuing its
. . : ... , ad been delayed
Hciiltj in prei en1 -
? ? also pro
: i -pec.nl postage
.Farm ... r'n ging plenti
? strike committee
nn . gage several big
? es, where the; can sl ore all
?o lhe shopkeepers
'..-? ? - a' conirolled
o ? dered t he i es
- oi [-"astor Monday,
... kei . .in r\ men
? ? in of plenty
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? ' pi} n actor.v ir
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[ i.-i?> Ui* a Masses Troops
>! Men Sent t<? Keep l.\*
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\ \ '? ' aragua, "ipril -??
? ?? ri ntli as con ?
ioo ? ? ?? 'rontiei
Cosla R tea
: ?? ?.it is said
exiles roh
? neni has
carap lai frontiei
?r he pui pose of
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, protect thc fvo - ei
- a V, ican ?? y iles
the Costa R :ari -
. ?- ??? h row o ' the
cai igua.
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;: -.- ever been recog
ed .States, 1 he niem
..? the govei nment
' ?,. ? i , who was over
ire exiles in other
\ ?? 'ountries.
Sjrasboiirg Storks Back
Birds, Vhsent Since ^ ar Bejjan.
Return lo Old -Nests
\\ ril 23. Storks
- ? ?- ? o
lhe spring of 1914, re
.,. to the old nests on ?
of the Place
? . ? ?. of Siras
orks, the first in five
? ? nests, The un
pri ' circum
? ii k-oi: with picas
native j ? m. who have
torks brought
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ioi 1 o the house i n
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. . ? orVi - of f*>t ras
: ? ? Americai and
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l,oti<loii ;o Greel Pershing
The British
? .? , to arrange for
ring Oct eral I'orshing.
mai der in ch iof. on
? ?', London, wh ich
.. aboul lhe middle
late of the gen
d thi lengtl ol ta;
termii ed I hc plans
. . ? b n an iint'om
be accorded
. thc i ommander
\ "d nation, it
? '.'. in Offii c
5 FUR 5
*y Cold Air Vautt orage >1 Fur* and Wearing Apparel
Guarkntffd Ajjairut AJ] Risk* Expert Furrier in Charge
>iANiiArirrAN|
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Both Hamburg
AiidBremeiiiia
State of Siege
o
Martial Lav- Declared When
Mobs and Police Battle:
Food Seized and Several
Are Killed and Wounded
Anarehy Rules .Munich
ln Danzig Ship Rcpairers
Strike and Work on L:. S.
Food Yessels Is Halted
COPENHAGEX, Apnl 23.?A state of
siege i martial law") has been pro
ciaimed in the important German port
ol Hamburg and the suburbs of Al
tona and VTandsbeck, according to ad
v ces received here from Hamburg. In
consequence the disturbances in Ham?
burg th_e police have received orders
to shoof immediately persons carrying
arms, plundering or lighting the na?
tional police.
BERLIN. April 28 (By The Associ?
ated Press >. There have been scrious
disturbances in Hamburg during the
week end. A mob plundered rfhe har
bor quarter and clashed with the po?
lice, several neople being killed and
wounded. A dispatch lo the "Vor
waerts" says there was a "regular bat
tle" in the suburb of St. Pauli, wfsi of
the city, on Satui'day. A policeman
was killed and several others were
wounded. bu: ihe rioters sufTercd
worse than the officer?.
Mobs Attack Police
The rioting was rerlewed yesterday.
arms being distributed ? mobs in St.
Pauli. Several police depots were at
tacked and one was captured by the
mobs.
The situation in Brcmen has be?
come serious. Advices received here
state that a state of siege has heen
nroclaim^i] by the Senate and that the
puhlicaiion of al! n^wspspers. pamph
lets nnd plaeards has been prohibited.
Private persons are not allowed to use
'.ho ielophor.es or the telegraph. lertevs
are being censored and the rest^urant.-.
<4j?catrcs, moving, picture houses and
schoolr; have been ordered closcd.
The regulations also provide that
no ono shall be permittcii. on the
streets between 8 p. m. and 6 a. m.
Public traffic and even church-going
have been stopped and h cordon
thrown about the ctiy.
_ Terrorism still reigns in Munich and
the Ravarian capital is on the verge
of bankruptcy, the "Lokal Anzeiger"
says. There is wholesale miserv in
Munich and almost all the workers are
idle. What food is arriving there is
taken by the Communists, Some of
the food ia given to women and chil?
dren. but the pubhc kitchens and the
hospitals are robbed of their allow
ances of food.
The government of Premier HofT
mann, the paper adds, mtends to trans
I'er from Hamberg to Nuremberg, br
cause it is rumored thnt the Nurem?
berg Communists are planning a sur
".? sa attack on tiie government m
company with Munich communists
i'" Hoffmann forces hope to outwii
their opponents by ihe move.
Dr. Levien, oqe of ihe Communists
eaders in Munich, is quoled as say
ing to his eonfidanis that the Commu'n
sl troops are not uqual to an out and
out light with the govornment for?.s.
en and the other leaders are said
to be planning lo go to Budapcsi b\
airplane with cash taken from lhe
Munich banks
Danzig ship Workers l tirulj
I.ONDOX, Ap;;! 23.--German labor
ers i'l the shipyards ?'. Danzig, where
An ericau food shipa are being over
hauled, are becomirig so imbued with
'''-?.'. sm that th'e American navy
probably will abandon any attempt to
do rhe repair work there. Reports re
e '-? d in London say ihe workers are
getting entirely out of control.
ln one instance a foreman in charg.
o work on an American ship broke up
<? card gamea among the workers and
ordered 'ntm bkek to their jobs. Thr
workers threw the foreman "overboard
and continued the. card trame. leaving
it to others to rescue the foreman from
the water.
The rioting a: Hamburg affected the
unloading of American t'ood relief
ships for a time. according <o official
reports received here, but the work
was proceeding this morning with vol
untary strike hreakers- composed most
'.'.' of merchants and men of the profes?
sional classes, who realize the vital
need of getting the food unloaded.
Until the present outbreak tho navy
had been able to control the German
laborers, aithough they had b?en un
v ing workers.
British Oflfu-er Praises
>* at Work of French Women
Foreign '"able. Servict
Foreign Prcee Bureau
Apropos of the publicity given titied
feminine war workers "The f.ondon
Globe" telis the story of a British offi
cer whose v:&rt service had been on the
Western front :
"It. had made me tired." he said, "to
see every wpek in the illustratcd paper?,
photos of the weH-known Lady Thi?
and the beautiful Mrs. That. labellcd
as ardent war workers. The ardent war
workeis are the French women on ihe
front whose photos appeal in no papeis
and who seek r.o publicity. p'or them
it is sufticient reward to know that they
have been suffering, and working. and
dy.ng for France. and that they have
given their all to beip to make her free
aml French!"
Suitc for Satndard Oil Man
Pease &. Elliman have leased for Dr.
Joseph Paterno a large apartment a'
270 Park Avenue to A. C. Bedford.
chairman of the board of directors of
the Standard Oil Company of N'ew Jer?
sey. D. L. Elliman Company rcprc
sented Dr. Paterno in this transad ion.
Pease <fc Elliman have also leased an
apartment at 850 Parr. V.enue to Major
i nrl Kr-gcrg: at jjt".) i'ark Avenue -o
))ana M. Marvln; a* 104 East Fortieth
Street to Dr. F. E. Du Boi?; at '.', Easl
Eighty-tlfth Street <o W. J. Ryan: at 64
East Bijbty-aixth Street ;o E. Waldo
Emernon
.">7th Street Dwelling Renled
Penae ir. Kllinian have leused :nr the
Mlsies Darlington to Mrs. Louiio A
? nbl) the four-story dwelling nt 145
\SVhi Fiftv-seventh Street.
McXmIIv; 480
Sireet, a three story house, lo A K*'.
pei. nnd 4:i0 Went Kightrentb Street,
also h three-alory houar ti Mary Daly
for a term of yeare.
Lral Cossacks
Attack Reds in
Lower Russia
Several Yillages Captured
iu Offensive in Region
of Uralsk; Bolsheviki
Admit Further Rctreats
Munitioii- Are Abandoned
Dcserlers from Forces of
Lenine Join British and
l k r a i u i a u Contingents
I.ONDOX. April 23. Ural Cossack
troops, apparently octing in conjunc
t on with thc Siberian forces of Ad?
miral Kolchak. have begun an ocen
sivc in thc region of Uralsk, in South
eastern Russia, south ol' Sam'ara. and
have captured several villages wcsl of
Uralsk.
A Russian wireless ofneial statement
under date of April -J:.'. admitting the
progress of tho Ural Cossacks. says
that further north thc Bolsheviki have
carried ou'. further retirementa "owing
i o enemy pre sure."
Thirty-five miles southwest of Uralsk
fighting is taking place between thc
Cossacks and the Bolsheviki for the
possession of the fortress of Shevor
k i n.
Uralsk - near lhe border between
the I'ral territory and the trans-Cas
pian region. It is thc terminus of the
railway line running eas- from Sara
tov, on the Volga. Uralsk is aboul
260 miles southwest of Stretitsmak,
where the Kolchak forces were re?
ported .?? I days ago i o bc ad' mc
ing louthward on Orenberg
I'iiN \baudon Munition*.
I... i'ge quanlit ie ? il \\ ere
abandoi d th* Bolsheviki when
? hej wei e driven nul n Bo] hie Or.erl
.. nl v, in ord o Ihe reporl of
Majoi General I dmond i rons idc, Brit
. -ii com mandei chief on the Arch?
angel front, i ?v.-i rding the ope i at ion,
Hi? i epoi I con I nui
" We capt lii ed l wo iii Id guns, one
thousand rounds of three inch ammu
nition and pi isoners Thi spii it ot'
the troops tak ng part was excellent
and they have done exceedingly well."
Rega rdii g the gc ne ra situation Gen
? ral Iron side sa,\ -:
"De'serter.- from the Bolshevik
forces havi joined our own and the
Russfun troops They openly show
their hatred of the Bolsheviki aiui bear
witness -i thi hard condil ons of ser
? ce. Thi; has done more than any
thing else to .?..n~-o1 date the new Rus?
sian army."
General Iroi side mentions espec al y
A batta.lion of Royal Scots with the
North Rus?ian force a- hav ng had the
hardest time of any trops in the Arch?
angel sector, with the heaviest ca.-ual
tjca, bul a? displaying '..gh morale
tnroughout and nevei shov ng a - cn
if being disspirited.
Ihe general ai?u mentiohs several
times the excellent work and spirit off
*h<- American engineer companies who
also h?ive formed a pa'.' of i - m
mand foi some I i
? KRASXOYARSK. Siberia. Aoril 22
A ar?e B.?Ishi -. ik force - ideavoi
ng to i ut the Siberiai rai v tr.
ast of Krasi ovarsk, and fight
going on daily in the vicinit .? of Tai
nd Vur.i. Last Thursdav ?
emy ambushed a force oi two I unftred
Russians, and only eighty of them re?
turned to their base. The trails lead
ng to thc Ko!v;..;k viilages are com
manded by mach;-, ? gun nests, and the
Russians havi.en unable to advance
through t' e woods, -. h ch are deep in
snow.
The raihvay ffhc .- i.c'.J sirongjy by
Serbians and Czechs with field guns.
Because <?'. the eavy weatl er an . I -
deep snow it is nrobable thal the Hol
sheviki will nol be sul ..?:.. -,, ntil
summer,
' olonej BrcoK. adjutant of lhe Cana
djan forces in Siber s. is ou h s way to
Vladivostok arranging for the with
drawal of Canadian details in t -
terior or Siberia. The oi lv Cai a : an
troops left at Omsk are i ospitai i ?
F'ed Descrters light Lenine
BERNE, April 23. A large parl of
the Bolshevik First Army which sur
rendered several days ago ( < the
Ukrainians has ofered voluntari to
fight the Bolsheviki, and already'has
been in action with the Ukrainians
against the Bolsheviki at Uitmi, in the
Pripet region. This announcement is
made in a Ukrainian official statement
received from Rovno by the Ukrainian
Pres 3 Bureau.
A London dispatch Sunday sa d that
messages had heen received there !haf
the Bolshevik First Army had surren
dered to the Ukrainian troops of Gen?
eral Pellura, in the region of Homel,
northweat of Kiev. Twenty thousand
rifles, thirty-ftve guns and two hundred
machine guns were said to have been
handed over to ihe Ukrainians.
Anti'Bolsheviki U in
Several Fights: Reds
And French Sign Traee
Kew York Tribune
Europtan Rure? <
" pvi-lgl ' :? . ' - . ,. r, . ? , : ., ,
LON'DOX, April 23. -The anti Rol
she\ ,k: forces ha \ e w on h series of
small -in cessi a on ? hree Rus viai
onl ? in the la ?? forl night. In the
mean while the Bolshevik eighth Ri'mj
operating in the Crimen continued us
advance n. the gates of Sebastopol,
halting ojil> when ?< seven days' armi
. had i.ii h rranged w ith lhe
French.
Much more encouraging news, from
the allied viewpoint, comes from Kol
chak's army, which is advancing west
ward toward the Vui^u, having covered
nearly 200 miles within the !.is: six
weeks- B\ taking Sarapul, southwest
of I'.. im. Kolchak destroyed an impor?
tant BolaheviV base,
The fact ?!ia' Trotzky ha.- ^ir a
m'essage to the Muvmansk army asktng
i' to hold firm while he takes men- ites
?u nui; Kolchak's offensive is sign fi
cant. Trotzky <j)>-aks confidentlj o
thp collapse of this offensive. but
Cnough h.p ha? five armies sNuig the
eastern front *hey are scattered on
fronts hundreds of miles iong. and it
is admitted that 'he anti-B?lshevik
forces are in a position to carry th'eir
BONWrT TELXER 6,CQ
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nFTH AVENUE AT ->8TK STREET
ROCKSWBLOUSES
Gr Lwmen
FEATURED'ADE iMPOPTED
FRENCH FPOCKS AND BLOUSES
DESIGNED EXPRESSLY;FOR
THIS SHOP AND ORIGINATfONS
FPOn THE bonwit TELLER. (S co
PRIVATE W)RK.P.00A\S
vi ?>'? e
r e -
of the ?.'.- Bo
ar, 1 "?'.". e r,
tho Germans or
When the Ger
the
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drive much farther. The Bolsheviki,
(however. may be expected
; formidable oppents. becausi
gani Kolchak as a monarchist,
The latesi ne?s describes lhe
of ' i i Bo sl k :. inth ?> rmy n < hc
region of V !na, which town is now re
ported .'?? hands
-? viki. It is nr".
v-'nether the Po 3 11
bot 'i have taken
mans evacua I 1 ,Ia: uar;
Poles i astily organi ed . ? ? fe
it was not sti.ioug :o res -' ie
? ? - Bo ' dvance.
There has been sharp
ighting east crf the M .1: ? m s - 1
ivith ' ttie change ? ' territory. Aionc
2 [isthoi a". Fi or ; he Bo! sl ei k
havi :< so been fon ' lake a small
? ? I lrawaj . As cond: tion ; oi r ?"'
northe rn fro: ! .. re in a state 0! flu:
incidental io evacuation of some X ed
forces and the arrival of reinforce
mi Is, the Bolshe\ ki ha' a pparently
decided to conccntrate ci; poi: of
grcate r dar.ger. Thes ? ! ? asi
and west froi ts, . .. av.ti-Bi
ihe can nbarras Frotzky
-ome time to come seen < h ghly prob
abl ? I ' ' ' there ? an internai ?."..
lapse of the Bolshevik regirne their
armies are bound to fight with consid
erable advantagc because they con?
trol the ir.tericr communications. The
Btolsheviki occupy much tii" same posi
? 011 thal Germany enji ;
Losses Heavicst in Fast
T ? latesi ? port . ? l a! the Bol
-?'?. .-. have su Tcrcd tiie heav
ti.e Eastern front Thi Omsk govern?
ment claims the capture of 25,000 pr -
onets end great quantities of rifles
ai d - lpplics. It states t he Red army
is retreating along a three hundred
in.'..- front. Trotzky admits his forces
are retreating.
The Ukrainian press bureau is au
.-.,,, ... j-or M|? ctatoment that the Tto;
shevik army operating in the region of
the Prip'et inarshi ha surrendered to
i!i" Ukrainian natiflnal army.
Kolchak'a succcs; exceeds the high
cst ' ? pectation of I he AHie . Th ?i e
is a possibility that I e may reach
Moscov . His great advance mcai
the BolBheviki ari offering little re
? 11 ce and tha! ,;" p. a ant 1 in the
!.-."'? area ai" codperating with him.
He ? allowing 1 hem to hold I he field
wherein they plai ti d grain and i 5 di
? id nc equally ail the bootj hc can! ires
from lhe BoIsh< viki,
Nen /r.-ilaml Stays "Wel"'
Soldier Vote \^ ipe* Out Major*
ity for Prohihition
LONDON, April 16. The vote of
New Zealarul soldiers hai wiped out the
majority for prohibition which was
rcrllcd up in that Commonwealth on
April 11, according to a dispatch to the
Central News from Christchurch.
77th Division
^ aiijjiiarcJ Pull*
[11 PortTo-dav
Kou-iiij: Welcome Planm<l
V-V lieii Vrquitaiiia Bringe
5.6'55 Officers aml Men
of EVew York*?. O-un
.'? ? reles message ias night to thc
Mayor'a ( ommittee of Welcome bi
" ? ' that the g ant liner Aqu tai ia,
S toward this port > . -.???
achmei ts of the 77th Division, would
? ai Ambrose Channel al 6 o'i i :1
' . > moi ning.
According :o the wireless, the Aqui
tania, with ita impatlent cargo of husky
fighters, will stop at Quarantine uutil
noon, and will then start on its tri
umphan' way up lhe ba\ and r vcr to
dcst nat on. 1' ax oi. s the foot of
' Fiftei n h Street. Manhat
"" 10.000 to Cry Welcome
i isand people from East Side.
West Side nnd r ery other ide
' ' v 11 saii down the bay this
ing prepared to give thc most hoart
warming welcome to this vanguard of
N'ew York's own division. The Mayor'?
committee will provide four boat
thc occasion, and it is estimated that
6 000 official and fri< i bc able
to eet aboard.
Those who were not fortunatc en?
ough to get the covetod tickcts yes
tcrday and thousands were sent .-? ??;.
disappointcd were making arrangc
lasl night m float down with thc
tidc on any hulk they could
on
There will he 5,536 officers and en
. tcd men ?? aftcd in to rc
grect ings of their o; fi ci ? ied 11
tives, pals and "lady friend ."
To Leave Hrrr at S O'Clock
Thc city boats, < orrection, Gayno
Ra; Bidge and Patrol v. ill he road '
al R o'clock, Lines will he Ca?t off.
Hnd the official fleet start on its jour
ney. Thc J'atrol will carry Mayor M\
lan, city and state officials, member.'
of the Mayor'a committee, and their
friends nnd specially invited guesta
'ihe members of tho advance party of
the Seventy-seventh, v.ho have done
such ypoman work to pave lhe wa\
for the returning heroes, vi ill a!
down thc Rav.
$2.95
$6.50
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On Sale at Saks Today
200lffCordovan" Cowhide
Brief Cases at $6.50
Made of the finest 5 ounce stock
IThe ideal brief case for lawyers, school
teachers, insurance men, army offieers, ac
countants and students.
1 Size 11 x 16 inches, fitted with two pockets,
extension lock, and heavy scwed-on straps.
ISothing like them in town at the price!
1,000 Cowhide Shopping
Bags at $2.95
11llustrated. These are generally known as
Boston Shopping Bags, and are used for send
ing messenger5 to banks, for week-end trips,
or shopping. They come in tan and black.
Sizes 13, 14 and 15.inches. Main Floor.
aks&ffiompatti}
Broadway at 34th Street
CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY
TT is so easy to build
A a clientele such as
ours. Simply do best
what others do good,
bad or indifferent.
Suits: $30 to $65
Top Coats: $25 to $45
&akja $c (Emttjiattjj
8ROADWAY AT 34TH STRRRT
iUiMMMMMM?2MMM$J8UBitt
Hj{ Hersltl S?uu-?. B.-?aiw?y. J?th *? 3S!k 8
"?? 'e S?ff Depeadable
Merchandise at Price*
l.ower Tban Any Other
Store. but for Cash Onte
Store opens 9:00 A. M.
and cioses 5:30 P. M.
^it-rc-*?!.*.,^
A Good
Habit
TO ACQUIRE for 4
Spring days like these
is that ot a morning
ride through thr park.
along the Drive, or out
in the country. But
one good habit leads to
another, which is the
smart habit. This you
will find in our com
pletely equipped sec?
tion for cque.stricnnes.
Seven l arieties
Ol' L1N1 N are found in
''.'* riding habits tm
Spring and Summer o c,it.
' " * ourse it is only in ,.
well supplied section that
' "'i will liiid v,, roaru.
J >>c inferencc is . leai '
? i-. '^ ril supplied,
1 here are habits ol u.it
'??"?fli coloi oatmeal linen
" hicli i: coarse and -u ag*
-''' looking. Butcber's
linen is a bit sotter. Jaspci
'"iru is black and white
it* a tweed weavc- t* i
pvtn melj smart, There
is i an; as 'men in ,-i n ,--A, r
-Pgcsted h its name.
!' '' ' I te linen distin
cuishes its w earer. Plain
oursc thc
kino t". cr\ ivnman know 4
The Style of a
Habit Is Expressed
I By Its Pleats and
II Pockets.
|i f':' ? k pleats are fa
Igji ' ured because thc, give the
1 *ck o i oai traighl
jjf dei line- et allow spring l
?g. the mc "::.-: t- ot ?
i '? ??' -?? '?''? P k patch pock
|1 '" " - aps are shown
Igjji ::' some ot th< newest mod
jgv els. ( >thers, more conserva
;!? r;-" ?-"'?' ihaped, -et-m
m pocket; Some have ,m^rt
1 patch pockets \\ ith a single
j|J button, as featured in men's
\d sport - , ?
j| JSeitlier Pleats
1$ Vor Pockets
\w are the reason ioi the smart
i?< ness nt the pad lock -rode!.
I ?' ? i thi line. Bj clever
jjf tashioning ot g ? mod
|1 " ' '."''? ; ' ' ?elov ?
'-*? " aibtline.
i Army Officers''
*| ( niforms Are
| Hesponsible
S ? ,;' t'v excellent fashipnjng
g oi our riding breeches. Tbev
n are specially tailored after
t| the inc*. of those that are
i? used in the uniforms, with
H ; ' " ' -Unesf outside, none
g nside. '1 hc borrow ?.'
|B me- " " 'tening * .
s| ;.,(? breei I
<| pla\crs. u hose breeches. you
gjf know. do nor slip- oul
g place or tw ist at the knee
'gi
II Linen Habits
if Are Priced $19.71
ji ;: ' "': Prefei abit,
:-'. -*d ?
B Sailor* and tricornes ol
j? '"?-' md srnkrt rough straws
? all wanted - ?5 94
1 '
5 ? ? liiir.l Floor uiih *trr?-t
6 .-1 corset
i
jj-* /or riding
|? >' is 01 pmk elastic
ft with stripes ot materi
-*> keep it from
H - ,; course, it begins a
E waistlinc. >1.S''.
& ? '-- 7J i,, 28.
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