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THE WASHINGTON TDIESi TUESDAY: OCTOBER 29,'' 1918.
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15,000 WORKERS STRIKE.
NEW TOBK. Oct. S3. Members
of the Amalgamated Clothing "Work
era of America, engaged here in the
manufacture of boys' clothing, and
aid to number 15.000, went on a
strike here, seeking to enforce de
mands for a forty-four-hour working
week and a 20 per cent increase In
ay.
InKOnfc
Asleep Knitting
Many people complain of
Involuntarily falling asleep
when at a picture show or
when reading or when do
ing any cloae work- This Is
on of the surest signs that
the eyes are working under
a .strain eyes with perfect
vision do not resist work
expected of them unless one
lajhyslcally tired.
pr. I H. Kraskln. our
optometrist eyesight spe
cialist ehould be consulted
and his advice followed. It
glasses are seeded he will
prescribe correct lenses to
give perfect vision.
A.KAHN,
Optometrists and Opticians.
835 F St JT. W.
DOLL'S HOSPITAL
"We've a-ot the. heads
and parts to success
fully repair all dolls,
also the finest stock of
imported and domestic
dolls on display.
GARREITS ART STORE
007 H ST. IT. K.
ENLARGING
Of Kodak Prints
a Soccialtv
BETCioriES au rauriiG
Sxtsiseierf Wort or I Chars
Kathsal Remonbraicc Si'pp
(Hi. rester-s enop.1
lth Bt. and Pa. An.)
TS Store Taor PByslclaa
Recesuaeada
SipK
ROOM and Invalid
Supplies. In this
big stock you will
Ond Just what you
want, at a mod
erate cost.
GIBSON CO.,Inc.,917GSt
&KS PASTE ETC
je cany at fall line 9t tfce best
made lake, paste, mncll-
ajre, sloe, etc. And at
lew prices, too. Qualify)
Ugh delivery flolck.
n U TThS Paper ana
WIUIU Stationery Co.
OflC 7ilt Cf Oppoalte Goldenbers,
Ua IUSU Pb.ne Mala 7828.
Entire Stock
ossard
CORSETS
REDUCED
In compliance with the pledge of
the Corset manufacturers and re
tailers to the War Industries Board
to reduce stocks to the minimum
consistent with the reasonable re
oulreraents of the trade."
Thirty-two Models
Sizes 20 to 36
jel Corset S
1331 G St.
Do Your Christmas
Shop Early in
store Hoars: 10 a.
m
Women's
High Grade
Footwear
A large and decidedly inter
esfing display of the most
favored styles in Women's Foot
wear awaits your inspection
here. Exclusive nov
elties, and the best in
staple lines.
Men's Fashionable FnnfwMr
,lt . 1f ! -
jou win appreciate mis aispiay or footwear when you
s.ju every new ana srooa
rtfv: on everv rlair of sho
p&dable quality leather.
J What a Wonderful Display of Hosiery
This stock is too large, too beautiful to attempt to
scribe it We simply say that everything new and good in
Hosiery for Men, Woiflen and Children is here. Wonderful
noyelties for the women.
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FAMILY SHOE STORE
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HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Activities of the Diplomats and Official Folk Weddings
and Engagements Greek Minister in New York.
T1
HE minister of Greece, Georges
I Boussos. has gone to New
I York to attend a. dinner
to be given tonight at
the Rltx-Carlton Hotel by the
American-Hellenic Society, of which
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler Is presi
dent. The minister and the Most Bev.
Melitlos Metaxakis, archbishop of
Athens and primate of 'Greece, will be
the guests of honor. Mr. Roussos will
be away several days.
lime. Ceclle Sartorla, wife of Al
gernon Sartoris. the son of General
Grant's daughter, accompanied by her
son. Herbert C. Sartorls, has arrived
m New York from France and Is at
the Vanderbllt Hotel.
Miss Emma McDonald, of Austin.
Tex., who is now In Baltimore, will
come to Washington for the mar
riage of Miss Lucy Burleson, daugh
ter of the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson, and Ensign Charles
Greene Grimes, U. S N".. on Saturday
afternoon. She will be the guest
of the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson for a few days.
All doubt which may have existed
as to the possibility of having a
church wedding has been cleared
away by the announcement tod ay
that church services would be re
sumed on Friday. The ceremony will
be at 4:45 o'clock in St. John's
Church, with the President and Mrs.
Wilson, the cabinet circle and mem-1
bers of the two families present. It
will be followed by a small reception
in the home of the bride's parents.
Bear Admiral Leigh C Palmer, who
applied for a sea assignment more
than a. year ago, has been ordered
relieved from duty as chief of the
Bureau of Navigation, and he ha
been given an Important assignment
afloat.
Mrs. McCormlck Here.
Mrs. Medlll McCormlck is In town
for a few days putting in order the
residence. 22 Jackson, place, which
she and Congressman McCormlck will
occupy this season. They will not
settle down in Washington until after
the elections. Congressman and Mrs.
McCormlck have been making their
headquarters all summer at their
farm In Illinois, -whence Mr. McCor
mlck has conducted his Senatorial
campaign. The whole family has
cently been through a siege of influ
enza.
Lieut. John Dee Van Wagoner, U.
S. a. having received orders to report
to a port of embarkation, bis bride
who 'was formerly Miss Fay Hull, has
returned to Washington and is with
her mother, Mrs. Peyton Randolph
HulL The young couple were married
last Thursday and had but a four
daya honeymoon. Mrs. Van Wagoner
will resume her position on the fac
ulty of the Friends' School, which
she held as Miss HulL
CoL Allerton Ciishman. who has
been on duty at the Frankford arse
nal, has been transferred to Washlng
t&n a engineer to the chief of ord
nance. Urs'Cushman. who has been
living In Philadelphia, is in Washing
ton with him.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Harrison
Brand. Jr., are the guests of Senator
and Mrs. Porter J. McCumber. Col
onel Brand expects to leave sooa for
Camp Greene.
Capt. William O. B. Field, who has
been passing- his furlough at High
Lawn. Lenox, Mass., has returned to
Washington.
Mrs. John J. Jackson, Jr., closed her
house at Ardmore yesterday and will
be the guest of her father, Mr. George
Hoyl. at his residence In Fhlladel
phis, before Joining her husband.
Captain Jackson, who Is in the ord
nance department and stationed here.
Miss Bessie Baldwin, young dauch
ter of Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin, is
Swlft it Company's sales of best la
Washington. I . for ths week endlnr
Baioraay. ucioDer zs. 19U, averacea as
fellows. Domestic beef, 17 11 cents Adrt.
Shopping Now
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.MRS. C. A.rBURGHEIiT,
Daughter of ""the, llinistcr of Nicaragna.
re-convalescing from an attack of
in
fluenza. She Is at Eden Hall. Torres-
dale, Pa.
Mrs. It-SI. Thompson IlL
Mrs. Robert M. Thompson is re
covering from an attack of influenza,
contracted after she and Coldnel
Thompson, had returned from Fort
Ticonderoga, N. Y, where they were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ste
phen H. P. PelL
Mr. Pell will Join his family at
Christmas, as he Is to be Invalided
home after a year in the ambulance
service in France. He is now In a hos
pital recovering from wounds receiv
ed at the front.
Mr. TMt,n1 W OJ.tflnl,,. .. t,.,!""" "" r- nu " rMl
daughters, the Misses Isabel and Bet-
ty Stettinius, are at their New York
hnm 1(151 'Purlr ivnnifnr vl.lt
The date of their return to Washlng-
toun Is uneertauln.
Arthur Graliara Glasgow, of Wash
ington, in at the RItz-Oarlton Hotel
New York, for a short stay.
Morgan-Delafleld,
Miss Anita Delafleld, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic S Delafleld
and Lieut. John E. P. Morgan, U. S. N.,
son of Mrs. Edith Parsons Morgan,
of New Tor, were married before a
distinguished company in Trinity
Church, Lenox. Mass yesterday
afternoon.
At a reception at Little Farm, home
of Mr. and Mrs. Delafleld, after the
wedding, announcement was made of
he engsgement of Miss Alma de
Gersdorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl A de Gersdorff, of New York
and Stockbridge, to Lieut. D Percy
Morgan, Jr. aviation department. 17.
S N.. a brother of the bridegroom.
Mr. Percy Morgan Is now in France.
Not A
Gray Hair!
No gny streaks and un
ruly silver threads disfig
ure the hair of any woman
whosonce learns of this
wonderful color restorer
You apply tt yourself
simply comb It through the
hair. In from 4 to S dsys ths
gray disappears.
Mary T. Goldman's
Hair Color Restorer
Not crude dye. bat a cltar,
colsrlesUqull,clean as water.
Doesnt interfere with sham
pooing, curling and dressinx
the usual way. Write for the
trial bottle and special comb,
living the exact color of the
hair. If possible, enclose a
lock in your letter.
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Photo by Karris A Elnr.
Miss de Gersdorff was one of the at
tendants of yesterday's bride, the
others being the .Misses M. Symphrosa
and C. E. Grace Bristed. Miss Anna R.
Aleandre, and Miss Lisa Parsons,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. erbert Par,
sons, of New York. ,
Lieutenant Morgan was unattended.
He bad expected Lieut. Junius Spen
der Morgan, Jr., -now ,ln this country,
would be his best man, but the latter
could not leave his post. The bride
groom Is on a' two weeks' leave. He
has beent. aboard a destroyer In for
eign waters and arrived In this coun
try last Friday.
The engagement Is announced of
Miss Rena FIsheL daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Ftshel, to Lieut.' Philip Her-
mn' of Washington,
-, . ,.,
fOStpone Meeting.
The army emergency committee.
of which Mrs Albert L. Mills Is chair
man, has postponed the meeting
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon for
a week owing to the influenza epl
demlc The committee will meet on
Wednesday afternoon. November 8.
at 3 o'clock In the home of Mrs. Alex
ander Mackay-Smlth, 1325 Sixteenth
street.
The annual convention of. the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, whfch
was to have been held In Louisville,
Kyon November IS, has been lndefl
nitely postponed on account of the
epidemic of influenza.
Capt. and Mrs. Roger Mdrse Bone,
son -end daughter-ln law of Mr and
Mrs. Scott C. Bone, formerly of Wash
ington, now of Seattle, have returned
from their wedding trip, and have
taken quarters at the Country Club,
near Camp Lewis, Wash , where Cap
tain Bone Is now stationed.
Miss Mildred Farr. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Farr. of Detroit,
who has been In Washington since
spring doing war work, left last weeK
for Guantanamo, Cuba, where hr
marriage to Capt. Bruce MacArthur,
U S. M. C, will take place.
Thrift Stamps boucht far yourself
or joar children cultivate the right
spirit
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While-alighting from a street car
at Wisconsin avenue and Chesapeake
street northwest today, Mrs. Hattle
Labor, thirty years old, 4.701" Wiscon
sin avenue northwest, was knocked
down by an automobile driven by
Clarence. Bruce, 2601 Eleventh street
northwest. i She was Injured about the
head and body.
An automobile operated by C B.
Bryant, 47B2Nefcr Cuf road northwest,
collided with an automobile operated
by L. W. DeGast. 1738 O street north
wesUat Eighteenth street and Massa
chusetts avenue northwest. DeGast
was cut on the bead. , '
J..C. Pratt, 320 Taylor street north
west, was Injured on the arms and
body- last rilght when the motorcycle
he was riding was struck by an auto
mobile which; Charles E. Rousseau,
1772 Kllbourne street northwest, at
Tenth and V streets northwest, was
driving.
Three colored persons Were In
jured last night when the automo
bile In which they were riding over
turned at Eighteenth and Bunker
Hill 'road -northwest.'
The injured are Viola Jackson.
1020 Tenth street northwest, arm
broken and cuts on the head. Ernest
Fairfax. 2037 Ninth street northwest,
bruUies on the -head and body; and
Samuel Morris, 025 Westminster
street- northwest, cuts on the head
and face The , automobile belonged
to W: A. Williams. 2608 Cathedral
street northwest, and was stolep
from in front of the Wlllard Hotel.
FOR COUP D'ETAT
OONDON, Oct. 29. Colorful re
ports; pouring Into London from The
Hague, quoting Berlin newspapers,
expose a military coup d'etat, plan
ned by General Ludendorff and Field
Marshal von t Hlndenburg to block
concessions to President Wilson.
The Vorwaertsc declares the consti
tutional cnangea Were rushed to frus
trate the coup detat. Exposure of
the alleged plot "a believed to have
forced the resignation of Ludendorff
and started a movement also to oust
Von Hlndenburg.
German headquarters will be trans
ferred to Dusseldbrf, the newspaper
sky's, where it Is officially admitted.
the quartermaster's department la
registering billets.
Civilian are atamnedlnrr from the
lower Rhine region and Westphalia,
A. Zurich, dispatch from Budapest
says the stormiest demonstrations
are being enacted there similar to
those 'of 1818 (the date of the Hun
garian revolution.)
Members' of 'the Reichstag and the
sollallst press dally demand abdica
tion of the Kaiser.
The Vocaler Dusseldorf declares It
Is persistently rumored that the Ger
man armies will retire behind the
Rhine.
MINOnO TO TELL
NEW YORK, Oct. 29. Depositions
made by Count James Mlnotto, the
German son-tn law of Louis F. Swift,
the Chicago packer, disclosing what
transpired during the alleged meet
Inert between former Premier of
France Calllaux and Count von Lux
burg In Argentina, were cabled to the
French authorities today to be used
at the opening of the Calllaux trial
In Paris.
Mlnotto. Becker said, probably
would not be returned to the intern
ment camp at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga..
whence he was brought t6 give the
evidence, "owing to the possible feeling
toward him among other Germans In
terned there. .
DEATHS IN D. C. FROM
INFLUENZA
Twenty six "Heaths were reported to
tbe District Health Department be
tween noon yesterday and noon to
day: Ellen K. Maynard. 42, C03S Dent
place northwest.
Fred Wilson. 33. St. Elizabeth Hos
pital. James Matthews. 36, St. Elizabeth
Hospital
Maurice Levlnski. 31, St. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Mattle B. Durrette. 28. 2116 Eighth
street northwest.
Frank Brown, OS. 119 Slxteentn
street southeast.
Maude Burrell. 23, 1115 Forty
eighth street northeast.
John Barrow, zo, in DarracKs, sev
enteenth and B streets northwest.
William Crump, 43, 2126 New York
avenue northwest.
Francis Butler. 23. 420 i. street
northwest.
Wllllt D. Hornsday, 22. 1413 Newton
street
Frank M. Blackwell. 36. St. Eliza
beth Hospital.
James R. Oxford. e. congress
Heights. D. C
Thomas J Muntz, 20. laoa jnirty
flfth street northwest.
Jack Martin, 17. National Training
School for Boys.
William Smith, 33, 1325 M street
northwest.
Robert Fehrs. 32, Walter Rccd
Hospital.
Herbert C Hamilton. 19, Walter
Reed HospltsJ
Earl St. Clair King. 22, 712 Jack
son street, Brooklsnd
Pearl E. Canter. 23, ".10 Eleventh
street southeast.
Martha Bell, 34. 214 Eye street
southeast.
Bart Sims, iS, 744 Howard place
southeast
Ernest Dorsey, 2. yesrs, 339 Clark
court southwest.
Mary E. Smith. C2, 1613 Sixth
street northwest.
Lattle Griffin. 31, 424 Rcdye street
northwest
Raymond E. Thomas. 10 months.
""" N street northwest.
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MdUWSMIlEWDEAD
NEW YORK, Oct. 29. News of the
death in France of Lieut. James
Saunders OTJeale,Jr, nephew of Sec
retary, of the Treasury McAddo- and
son of James S. U'Neale, treasurer of
the Hudson and Manhattan railroad
of New York, was received today by
his wife.
Young 0NeaIe, according to the re
port, died in a "base hospital some
where behind the front line trenches
from wounds received in actlon'whlle
leading his company in one of the re
cent American drives.
Lieutenant O'Neale, who was twenty-three
years -old, was a graduate of
Columbia .University, and had been
employed as a sports writer by the
New -York Tribune.
A Comfortable Scalp
After Using Cnticora
Dandruff, itching 2nd irritation dis
appear after a hot shampoo with
CutiquraSoap, especially if preceded
by an application of Cuticnra Oint
merit the night before shampooing.
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ReadThisAbout
Influenza
A Slight Chest Cold Ofteji
.Leads to Deadly Jrneunjonia.
When vou catch cold durlnsr this
epidemic don't take any chance. In
fluenza, starts with a cold, so send for
your doctor at once.
In the meantime protect your throat
and chest and ward oft Infiammatlpn
and soreness by rubbing- on Mustarine.
Its better than a mustard piaster,
will not blister and stops .all aches
and pains quicker than anything you
can buy. '
Tens of thousands use It for sore
throat, chest colds, pleurisy. 1onsI(Itls
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NERVES "ON EDGE?"
Washington People Will Find En
couragement in the Statement
of a Washington Resident.
Are you weak, nervous, depressed?!
teei ami, snaxy. urea?
Are your kidneys working right?
Nervousness often hints at kidney
weakness
Kidneys that fall to filter the blood.
Poisons gather and harm the
nervea.
Kidney weakness causes many ills I
jjacxacne. dizziness, neaaacnes, lacai
or flesh.
Don't neglect kidney trouble.
There Is danger in delay.
TT tViin', Kidnev Pills.
Follow the example of this Wash
ington resident. .
Mrs. G. Boyd. 338 Eleventh St. S. E
says. "My back causea me consider
able trouble during the summer. My
back ached constantly and when I
bent over to sweep, the pains In my
back were so severe I could hardly
ir9ivht.n tin I was very nervous
and couldn't sit still any length of
time. My HUSDana naa usea uou s
Kidney Pills with such good success.
i tried them. Two boxes gave me
rlnriM rfSUltK."
tt-(- iw at all dealers. Don't I
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VEGETABLE TEA
FOR CONSTIPATION
Thousands of families brew
it at home and keep well.
ci, i- v..rt.i-hi. nervousness, sallow!
skin and drowsiness are nearly always
caused by constipation and can easily,
k. nr,irA 'bv the use of Dr Carter s
K. and u. lea. ,
Brew it at home the same as you
would the regular mealtime tea and
drink a cupful Just before you go to
A small package will last a long
time and any druggist will tell you
that he has been selling It for years
I at.- rninV nsnnl SWfiBT Dj iL.
Drink it for inactive liver and clogged i
Being purely vegetable and gentle
in action, it Is fine for children and
nearly all of them like It.
How to Look Years
Lets Tfan Yoxtr Age
The most aged face will look years
younger after the use of ordinary
mercollzed wax for from ten days to
two weeks this rrmarnaum uu
stance, because ot lis peculiar ab
sorptive power, actually removes ine
thin veil of faded or withered outer
cutlclej a little at a time Gradually
the fresher, more youthful skin un
derneath Is revealed. This absorption
proqess telng a purely hglenlc one,
an entirely natural complexion Is ac
quiredquite different from the artl-
nclal complexion. wi,n.i ..- w
thing but glrlljh. though often bear
inc painful evidence of childishness.
Art ounce of mercollzed wax. obtain
able at any drug store. Is sufficient to
i. ., n rnrrm'exlon It is put
on like cold cream at bedtime, and re
moved mornincs wuu .. .:
To eradicate such age marks as
tMtT. .nil furrowa. make a wash
lotion bv dissolving an ounce of pow
dered saxollte In a half pint of witch
hazel This has wonderful astringent
rf tnnlr nronertles It quickly
effaces all kinds of wrinkles, no mat-
tar how caused, making me sain urr?,
smooth and young looking.
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No Time for
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Would Own
Clever and
Masquerade Suits for
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Hallowe'en Parties
Choose your costume from a splendid assortment and
own it for the price you would pay tovrent one; and, yes, In
some cases for even less.
Assortments are unusually gopd for tomorrow:
Patch Clowns $145, 12.49
Yams Yams Suits.
' 'Z2S, $2.49, $3.95
Old-style Clowns.... $L49, $225
Bo-Beep Salts $&49
Ghosts $1.45
Red Riding Hood ....$1.49
Spot Clown ..............$215
Deril $1.95, $225
Witch $149, $145
Gypsy $145
Star and Moon $345
Uncle Sam $X45
Minstrel $4.45
Embroideries Useftil
In Making
Christmas Gifts
A useful gift for one woman to give another is a pretty'
camisole or corset corer. Nothing wears better than the corset
cover made of embroidery, and these are very easily made if this
corset corer embroidery is used- It is 17 inches wide, with deep
design 'or dainty embroidered edges, with beading at the top
to run ribbon through. A yard, 35c and 65c
Double edged galloons for making shoulder straps.. 1Q.
A yard ,... 3C
All'-oTer embroidery for making baby's dresses, yokes, etc;
22 inches wide, in. dainty patterns, on swiss and nam- l ((
sook A yard - ?1.1IU
Baby, flouncing, finished with ruffling; 27 inches wide, in
dainty embroideries. A yard, 79c and 98c
Baby Yokes beautiful designs of dainty embroidery, round
3iV"iE,a: tt. t
simple or eiauuxiiie ue&igns, pncea a yoe-irom isc to utv.
Make up gifts for the baby now, in the way of dainty dresses
and slips, using the yokes, and the ruffling or all over embroidery
Kann's Street Floor.
A Delightful Lot
of New Flower
Turbans
Just Recerved and Go orr
Sale Tomorrow at
$7.50
One of the most becom
ing lot of styles you have
selected from this season.
They are in black,
brown, and purple velvet,
the brim trimmed in flow
ers of various hues.
Won't you try some of
them on tomorrow and
make a selection while the
assortment is sq fresh and
new?
Kann's Second Floor.
Children's Dresses, Suits
and Rompers
Extra Special Wednesday at the
Street Floor Bargain Table,
$1.35
New styles made of Amoskeag ginghams, in pretty plaids,"
stripes, and checks; some made with combination trim
mings. Sizes 2 to 6 years, and a quality that sells regularly at
Si. 50, but because of a special purchase we can offer
them to you at the special price, 51.35.
Dresses, Suits, and Rompers that will help save the good
clothes from wear.
Buy them for sensible Christmas gifts.
COMING!
A Big Book Sale.
One of OUR Kind.
Particulars Later.
Delay If You
Different
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Jockey Boy ..$3.49
Pierrot $345, $29
Pierrett $345, $29
Mephlsto $W9
Mandarin ..$3.49, $245
Colonial Man $545
I Colonial Dame -.$345
Kiddie Boy 53J9
Kann'a Fourth Floor and Street
Floor.
Halloween Farors. PIde
Cards, etc. Wonderful assort
ment at low prices.
Stationary Store. Street Floor,
and Toyjand, Fourth Floor.
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Embroidery of
One Kind or
Another Figures
Largely on
Georgette Blouses
For Instance take one of tie
very- latest arrivals a plalc or
white Gcorsette made t In a
round neck style in front, with,
a sailor collar back. TnU Is
braided In self-color, and in
addition to tbe braldlnc has
touches of embroidery In two
hades ot blue. Tho result Is
exquisite. Another style in
flesh color, has small Test of
a deeper shade, the -waist Is
embroidered In pink, and small
pearl buttons trim the front.
Another style Is made with,
cross tucks and sailor collar.
These are in suit shades. Other
styles In suit shades, with
tucked vest, round neck front,
collar in the back, hemstitched
edzc.
All sixes to select fjr I7r
from at iSOIU
Kann's Second Floor.
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