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WOMEN TO SEEK
NAVAL RECRUITS
Two Hundred Automobile
Loads Will Canvass
tyhole City Monday
FOR INDUSTRIAL SERVICE
A whirlwind campaign to win recruits for
' ravy will be launched by women of the
mesenger-motor service next Monday. Mo
torcaw many driven by members of the
,auad themselves will cover the city and
nearby towns In an effort to obtain 1200
.erults needed to bring the crews of ves
sels n Philadelphia waters up to full
rLh'car will carry two bluejackets,
.n (Deakers and a recruiting officer.
Sated with the Stars and Stripes and
F.J5 colors, the cars will bear placards
Srelng the men to enlist.
Th recruiting officers will take down the
..9 of men who wish to enlist, and ar
rments will be made to take the ap
mEKm who wish to be taken direct to the
S"'-y yard In other motor cars.
tt Is hoped to have more than 200 cars
in line when the start Is mado Monday at
U a. m. at tho Green street entrance of
ylrmount Park.
An army of patrlotlo women, many of
hm relatives, wives and sweethearts of
the men In the National Guard, I enlisting
a Industrial service under the leadership
it Mrs. J. Willis Martin, Mrs. Thomas
ftoblns and Mrs. John C. Groome, of tho
Emergency Aid.
"We feel that the service which the
women aro going to give Is as valuable
and ' patrlotlo as that of the. men who
to to the front," said Mrs. Thomas Robins.
Our women have enlisted In a great In
dustrial army, which Is as necessary to
the success of tho United States In war
time as the army In which their .fathers,
their brothers and their husbands are
lighting.
"As fast as the Government at Wash
ington notifies us that It needs women,
fifty 'women, 100 women, 200 women. In
any part of the State, wo know that the
women will be there to fill the need. Re-
ports from the Bureau of Labor and In
dustry, under wilch the women are work
ing, Indicate that tho labor shortage will
be seerely felt V the women of the country
1 are not at hand to step In and fill the
nancies "
The women of this country are volun
teering for service In a' glorious spirit of
patriotism," said Mrs. J. Willis Martin.
'.They are animated by the purest feelings
of patriotism. Many of them are willing to
forsake a quiet, easy private life to do
whateer they can do for their country.
"We are planning to recognize this serv
ice of the women. Every woman will re
ceive, after she has served the Government
In some Industrial capacity for a month,
ome badge or medal showing that she Is
one of the great women's Industrial army
of America, This badge will be Issued by
the Woman's National Service League,
which Is working under the Bureau of
Labor and Industry.
"We have women enrolling who. are
skilled workers and who will be Inesti
mable value to tho country. They will be
callable, at any time and for any service
which la asked of Jhem."
ONE HUNDRED iAMERICANS
REPORTED HELD IN BERLIN
Citizens of This Country Also Said to
Be Starving in German
Jails
THn HAGUE, April 6. It Is reported
here that about one hundred Americans aro
unable to leae Berlin, Including Mrs. Neu
mann Hofer, .who assisted Ambassador
Gerard to the last minute.
It also Is reported that American cltl
lens are confined In the prison at Lehrter
Strasse 3, Moabit, Berlin. These Include
American Journalist J. W. James, of New
Tork. They are said to be virtually starv
ing, except for food parcels shared by fellow-prisoners
of British nationality.
HARRISBURG, Pa., April 6. Ambassa
4or Gerard said regarding Americans held
In Berlin, Including Mrs. Hofer:
"I know absolutely nothing about It. I
hae heard nothing."
THINK SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL
Police Investigating Wounding of Rus
sian Agent in 'Baltimore
BALTIMOItn. April 0. Although con
wnced that tho shooting of Michael A. Bor
nkovsky, an agent of the Russian Oo em
inent, who was dangerously vounded In his
room nt the Baltlmoie Country Club, Ro
land Park, early on Wednesday, was an
accident, the police continued their investi
gation. SiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiniiiia
SPURWOOD
A newcomer in
the "wood" family
AnewE&Wmod-el-"Spurwood".
There is an attract
ive sweep to the
points and plenty
of tie space. Its
spurs give .it style.
Your furnisher vill gladly
show you "Spurwood"
and the other E & W
styles which will look
well on you.
W
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(arfrX
' tHL WfLSOri
V) cent
Collars
t-tSfakisp&fyU
NEW JERSEY PREPARING
TO OBSERVE ARBOR DAY,
State Forester Urges Its Celebration
by All Village Societies and
Commissions
taW?' .N J" April .-Arbor liny
f ? 5iJ2S? Ap.r." U nml ,,,e Rla, tester
1, 'clns ih attention of county and
municipal superintendents of schools to the
satute requiring the Introduction of spe
th q.,n.r Dt" i?' ln a "-hoels of
Public Instruction, Trenton, N. J., a s,.
Ing sample programs. s.
While Arbor Day is celebrated chiefly
by the school children, the State Forester
".w.,Bua mat it no observed by village
Improvement societies, shide tree commls-
"....T uihi nimiiar uoan
lea, ns well as by
private Individuals.
TALK OF NEW CADINET SEAT
Munitions Department Planned Lane,
Hurley, Settinius Mentioned as Chief-
WASHINGTON, April . Establishment
, 1u2.altment of Munitions, with a pi at
in the Cabinet, was understood todav to
be again under serious consideration by
the Government.
A Transportation Department Is also
being thought of, but is believed to be less
likely until the present plan of having the
railroads oluntarily assist the Government
has been tested.
Secretary Lane, Edward N. Hurley,
former chairman of the Federal Trado
Commission.' and E. R. Stettlnlus, a mem
ber of the firm of J. p Morgan & Co.. who
has been handling the accounts of the Allies
in this country, are being mentioned bv of
ftclals as possible head of the Munitions
Department If It Is created
FIRE ON TRAIN WATCHMAN
Two Men Discovered Tampering With
Car Containing Guard Supplies
PATERSON. N J., April 6. A railway
watchman guarding cars containing sup
plies for the Fifth Regiment. N. (5 N .1
was fired upon by one of two men whom
he found tampering with a door of one of
the cars.. When the guard returned the (lie
the two men fled to the woods of Garret
Mountain
Policemen and a detail of soldiers
searched the woods. Captain Mead placed
a military guard around the cars, which
had been run onto a siding, until the uni
forms and other equipment could be taken
to the armory
Mavson & DeMan
1115 Chestnut Street t
(Opposite Keith's)'
Event Extraordinary
of
Scarfs for
Summer Wear
for
Saturday's
Selling
Fox or Wolf Scarfs
24. 00
(Very Special)
Colors of Taupe, Blue, Brown, Kamchatka, Slate,
Battleship Grey, London Smoke, White or Red.
Genuine
Kolinsky
Scarfs
58.00
Broad shoulder ef
fect, tail trimmed.
Scotch
Mote
Scarfs
68.00
1 2 inches wide.
90 inches long.
Three Millinery Groups
for Our Usual Week
End Event
hats
I 8.5Q-)
X'Valttf tO to
f2.S0 J
HATS
10.00
Valuti to
MaU OrcUr Rcoiv
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EVENING
IL C0NGRESS0 DICHIAR A
GUERRA ALLA GERMANIA
La Camera dei Rappresentatiti
, Ha Approvato la Risolufcione
Con 373 Voti Contro 50 4
L'lTALIA ENT'USIASTICA
WASHINGTON, 6 Aprllo C
Klnatmente nnche la Camera del Itappre
sentarltl, dopo unn lunga o vivace discus
sions nclla quale chlunque olle pote' essere
udlto, ha approvato la notte scorsa, nllc
3 a. m la rlsoluzlone gla' approvata dal
Sennto dlchlarantp la guerra alia Germanla
II presldente Wilson flrmera' la dlchlara
zlone dl guerrn non appena qucsta sara'
stnta flrmata ilal vice presldente nclla sua
quallta' dl presldente del Scnato.
I.'ultlmo pasd ilunque e' stnto fatto Da
oggl gll Statl t'nltl sono vlrtualmeiite in
guerra dlchlarata ed nperta con la tlcrma.
nla o le forze dl qucsta grande repubbllca
nata da una rlxnluzlone, crescluta nclla
Ilberta'. vanno- ad unlrsl iiKiralmcntc. e
non materialmen ancora, alle forrc della
quadrupllce Intesa che da tre nnnl circa
romhattono per la Ilberta del popoll, per
II trlonfo della democrazla contro I'nsso
lutlsmo, palep o larxato, che ancorn do
mlna I popoll dell'Kuropa centrale.
La Camera h.i approato la risoluzlono
per la guerra con 3"3 votl faoreoll e 50
contrarll. Cost' un popolo dl 1 00 mlllonl dl
nhltantl e' lanclatn sul campl dl battaglla
contro lo forre della Germanla e dell'auto
crazia, L'ENTt'SIAS.MO IN ITALIA
ROMA, G Aprlle Nelle ultlme ventl
quattro ore gll Statl t'nltl" hnnno gua
dagnato In popolnrita' qui quauto forse non
nxrebhero Riindignatn In nnnl ed annl li
Inlenso e perslstente aoro ill propaganda
Oggl la bandleiu delln stelle e delle stiisce
sentola da moltlsslml balconl oltre che !.
qucllo ilalla sedo deirAnibaclata nineil
cana. Delegaziunl dl ita'lanl. ill francesl
0 dl Inglcsl si leramno lerl a far vlslta
aH'amhasclatorn Thomas Nelson Page pel
rongratularsl del dlscorso del presldente
Wilson o per csprlmergll la gratltudine delle
nazlonl alleate, gratltudine "per la nohlle e
coragglosa Inizlatlva del governo e del po
polo degll Statl fnltl In favore del dlritto,
della legge. della glustlzla o dell'umanlta "
Una de,legazlone d clttadlni belgl, guldata
dal deputatl Hostree c Lorraine, 1 leco
pure dall'nmhasclatore Page per dlrgli die
1 beneftzll rlcevutl dal popolo belga
dall'Amerlca era no gla' grandl,"ma chf I'at-
Ermine
Scarfs
84.00
92
inches wide.
60
inches long.
"HAT$
12.50
Valu
1 to
16.00
19.60
Prompt AtUntkw.
jr v' --" 'A -
LT5DqBKr-PHILADBLPHIA, FRIDAY, APBIU 6,
tuale appogglo morale era Inrtnltamente su
perlore ad ognl nsslstenza materlalo.
Sfcrede generalmcnte qui che II rlsuUato
Immedlato della dlchlarazlone ill euerm
degll. Statl Unltl contro la Germanla sara'
quello dl un pre.stlto ngll nllcatl ed nll'Italln
pure da parte del banchletl americanl n
condlzlonl faorevoll, clo' nrrn' ad abbas
sare I'attunle 11II0 camblo. A questn prop
olto l'on. Lulgl l.U77.ntll, ex piesldente
del Conslgllo ed lllustre cconoinlsta, dlcen
In tin'lntcrvlstn:
"lo ho sempre combattuto a fnnic dl un
prestllo amerlcano che nrrecheia' grandl
bencflzll alia flnanza Itallana nttualmeuto
schlacclatn sottu 11 peso dl un cnmblo cnor
memento alto."
La Stampa dl Torino, che e' ancora con
slderata come organo nppogglanto Olollttl,
dopo ner salutato eiituslastlcanmento I'ln--tcrvento
amerlcano, scrlvo:
"II pubhllco non dec farsl llluslonl ec
ccsslvo circa gll alutl piezlosl die puo'
darcl 1 America, nc' dce credere die essa
potra' decldere le sortl della guerra ed af
rrettaio la conclulonp del.n pacii. ,ol
slnmo Immeiisamentc gratl nll'Ameilci per
l'aluto morale che vlenc a darcl. ma mm
dobbiamo dlmcntlcare che II 00 per cento
del peso della guerra dexe eseie nncoi.i
sostenuto dag, I alleatl dell'Intesa "
It cardlnale Gasqtiet. che lappresenta a
Roma la chlesa cattollca Inglepo, Intcrro
gato circa II dlscorso del presldente Wilson,
10 ha approxato entuslatlcamente, ed ha
detto:
"II dlscorso e' glusto In ognl sua parte,
nella foima e nella sostan7a 17 la mlgll
oio esposlzlone dl moiallta' rrlstlana che
ha le sue sullile fondainenta net dlritto
Internazlonale "
L'organo del Vntlcano, L'Ol-erxatore Ro
mano, rrlticu II piesldente Wilson - scrixe.
"L'uomo che nello srori dlcembre si fa
cea campione della pace, oggl dlxentn cam
plone ill una plu' asta gueirn e trasclna
11 Nuoxo Monrio a paiteclpare ngli orrorl
del plu' grande macello umano che 11 Vec
chlo Mondo abbla mal Isto,"
ISffi&r :
Men's Soft Mats
Vera Newest Stylcst and Cohrinqn
"The Chelford," i "The Linwood,"
$1.98 I $2.1 J)
"The Kexford," $2.98
Boys' & Children's $1 AQ
Straw Hats ' A .t57
In black, brown, blue or gieen
Ml llrolliem SKCOND FLOOR
I Tomorrow!
Last Day to
f Those Who Take Advantage of These Remarkable Offe rings Are Assured
i Furthermore, Every Garment Is Guaranteed to Be Satisf actory in
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suitsrM;n?10,H2,J15,'1820&?25
Styles are the newest to be found anywhere and are in a full range from conservative to the most
extreme military models.
Materials include a magnificent assortment of the latest novelties in the new greens, blues, cheviots,
cassimeres and serges.
Most of these suits are quarter lined with high-grade mohair or pretty striped silks; the new and fash
ionable half-slash pockets are to be found in many.
lMVMVVtVMVtVI
breasted styles.
a-
Easter Wear
Fine Sere-e Coats.
Sma.t belte.l model, with ilee, bioa.lelotli coll.u. lutch S
Cpocketf. and noxclty 1,ut,0""'fJJJfvs
Serge Coats, for Larger Girls, $9.98
Have all-around belt, deep pallor coll.ir, patch pocketH and Bilk
bandh?Kf. Also other attractive fashion.. Intermediate sizes,
12. 11 and 16 yearn. One iileliired.
Little Girls' Coats, $3.98
lined Sizes to S jeais
Beautiful White Dresses, $b.98
Ppislan lawn, prettily trimmed with sheer l.ice, embroidery
satin ribbons
Sizes 6 to 14 ears.
l.lt llrotlierH-SBCONn
Freshened Stocks
Answer Every
Demand for
Styles Class Amonq the Smartest
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FOR MISSES
AU-Wool Poplin Q"ltslg,pg
... t in.. nnnninr ,'iilfirn. made
5Ilce!lUoni H". -- ,1-niv
hndvlnir many now cvm .. ......
Misses' Easter
and stralKht-llr.e effects,
Ser,Be. JiJlds0 Charmlns taffe as. with
?,Tn,L crepe BUlimfes and noxelty
Georgette crepe ""' . .,., nl.
beautiful eveninB frocs
Misses' Serge & Poplin Suits $29 7 5
vow hlack. French blue, sand and apple green. .Jackets reach
,to a ilttle below the hips and are plaited, belted, pocketed, also finished
with large cape collar.
Misses' Top
Tr.nlin In navy blue. DiacK ann sanu; or
iRPiin J" "'. ,!, ., . HnvA VieltH
Bold
navy ui i,..' 0.w... ..w -
figured khakl-kool.
with
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f or women Easter Suits -.....$! Q.7SS
i Of Wool Toplln, Serge, TwIIU and NoTelty" Rultlngst One Wetureil 5
tnhoose from gold, sand, apple green, French blue, navy blue or black.S
They variously show pretty military braid trimmings, belts In varying
t.uirith. collars with detachable silk overlays. S
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Women's
Coats. . . .
New Model,
Easter ?OO.50
Made of l'olret Twill
Navy and black "in dressy style with
gathered back, narrow belt, rRglan
ri... . trench Dockets and contrasU
dibs" ., " cm ii j, Z , 1 i
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1917
P. R. T. ENDS DELAY
IN FRANKFORD "L"
After Six Months' Hold-Up lie
news Spreading of Surface
Tracks on Avenue
A plintntrnph llltlntrntlnc Oils nrllile n.
prnrs In tile I'lrlnrlnl Fretilin.
After more than six months of clay the
Philadelphia Rapid transit Company lias
icsumed the work of spreading tho Frank
ford nxenue surfurc trnclis lictwecnM'iiitv
and itrldgo streets to mnKif way for the
foundations of the Kuinkford elexnted
Work on the foundation rontiact for this
section has been held up for 111010 than a
ear on account of the Trnnslt Company's
delay.
Senator Varc was awarded tho contract
for the "L" foundations on Kehruary fi.
1P16 He was scheduled to begin work on
March .10 and hae his section completed
by April 29, 1916. Director Twining noti
fied the Transit Company that It would be
necessary for It to spicnd tho tracks In
order for tho foundation work to ptoceed
and nt the Directoi's request Councils ap
pioprlated JIB, ooo to reimburse tho com
pany. Tho Ti.inslt Company finally began 'the
wrtrk of spreading the tracks early Jast
fall After completing about GOO feet from
Church to I nlty street, work was suddenly
topped for the reason, the company offi
cials said, that a switch which was ordered
from the steel mills had not arrived
The Director mado frequent Inquiries as
to when work would be resumed after the
delay became annoying, but the company
sinnn opens daily at m3o
But You'll Find Us Splendidly Ready to
HATS TRIMMED
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY
PURCHASE ALL DAY
Market
Eighth
The
Buy
Men's
. i i ...'
Bovs' $6.50 Suits $ A QO
and Reefers 7
St.s Two pairs of trousers to some of them. Come
irTnew Norfolk styles with patch pockets and detach
able belts.
Junior Norfolk. h all-wool serges. Have separate
collar and cuffs in plain while or white with contrast
ing colors.
Hilly Roy. Tommy Tucker and Siorts SitUs Snappy,
up-to-the-minute styles.
Rerfcr Top Con In Come in either Norfolk or double-
Sizes 2i to 18 years.
for Girls
.oil' Priced,
Rut Very Smart
$5.98
and
KLOOIt
Mm
mm
Mm m
f ll Iwl'll
I'
& Extra Salespeople in Readiness to
C 4. A n1 UpUntil
CHMC1 txyyai CI
That Will Be Worn in
the Easter Vromenudt
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ln tailored anil die...
i-ffectH em
ulllt lined.
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.
Dresses, $15 ....
trimmed with colored emurcnae lies
contrastlnif embroideries and silks.
collars. Also a limited number of
,nffH.a. trimmed with net and lace.
Coats, $18.50
uureiiu. cmiu m "'i r"'.A
and lame collars some oerlald
-
Women's High-$OQ 7c
Picture thoxes one of several models.
in serge, wooi popun ana i-oirei twin,
light Soring colorings, showing many
ln
snowing many entirely
teatuies, inciuaing ornate oucuies,
trench pockets and fufiy stltohlngs.
Ales, khakl-kool
excuse that the
switch had not arrived,
Meanwhile Frank
ford residents, indignant at the delay, held
several meetings and sent delegations to
take the matter up with both the Mayor
and the Dltrctor. .
It was openly Intimated several times
that the company was Intentionally holding
up the work for tho benefit of Senator
Vare. who had made his bid for the foun
dation wor.'' before prlcct went to their
piesent high level, Director Twining rldl-
Gypsy Rings
Our extensive
these in various
always gave the same
stock
designs
most inviting.
One of exceptional value
a gold gypsy ring with
phire and two
$25.
diamonds at
S. Kind & Sons,
DIAMOND MERCHANTS
a. si. a ci.osn at i3o r. si.
FREE OF CHARGE
10c
Filbert
Seventh
& Boys' Easter Suits
. j.
Men's and Young Men's
All-Wool Blue and Black UlO Gjf)
Serge Suits Extra Special .' L ' V
; Boys' Norfolk
$5
Confirmation Suits.
Made of Strictly All-Wool Rlue
Sizes 6 to 18 years.
Regatta Wash Suits $i to
1 t0
Made of pluin white rep and pique in Norfolk, Billy Boy
ami Tommy Tucker styles. Sizes 2'4 to 10 years.
l.lt llriitlirr. HKCO.VI) FLOOIt. 7TH STRBBT
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1 HATS TRIMMED FREE
$4 ReadytoWear & Sports Hats$9 98
jTjco Remarkable Collections Prescntinn Styles of I .
Impressive Smartness : One Sketched I
Lot 1 Ready-to-
Wear Hats
Duplicitcs of piensle
tiimmed bats. IMado of
Milan hemp with tliessv
facliiB.s New shapes and
colots trimmed ltli rib
lions and flowers
Black I.iserc Hats, $2
and $3.98
The season's best st)Ies.
I'u no IValhrrK unri'lVIng in
black White and colors
ntimiimiiiitiiiii;iNiiiit!ii moiiii in iiiimijiiiiiiiiiiiomi
Closing Hour
$39.75
navy blu and beautiful
98c,u,5.98
, nml the Low Prices Are a
Bl!:ls'sjigffi
(7J (' '-t ' 'il "'i'J!''!
"1 1 -, tLii'mw
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entirely new exclujha style
S1I.7S
veitees and collars
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euled""thl !4ft,)'JiMi
Joint Committees onl FVMtKM '
Railways a few week ago when h
out that' the Vare contract total
24.000. , ' '.
With the work or widening the tit
nnaiiy undei way tne Transit Departi
'xpects that senator vare will now'
able to completo his cotitrsct In tin
irexciu any neiay in me erection OIjS
iteel superstructure. ,l
of
is
is
sap
1110 Chestnut St.
JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
Supply Your Needs
Good Vou in Ea&ter Glove$
Women's $1.75 Doe-$1 CO,
skin Gloves 1 .JV
All-white or whlte-wlth-bla'ck backs.
Women's 85c Silk Gloves) CQr j
S-clasp, with cmhroUlrred hack ) VfV I
Black, white aifd colors: alo black-wlth- I
white or wlilte-wltli-hlack backs. J
l.lt llrothers KIRST FLOOR, 8TH ST.
a
Deliveries on Time
Every Way
.1
I
to $g.50
Serye
Boys' Two
Pants $575
Suits:
.4 Good $7.50 Value
$
2.50
Rlises 6 to IS years.
Lot 2 Milan- Sports
Hats
Variety of styles In wanted
sports colors, trimmed with
band and bows.
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I Clu.teri and Spraya at
i ose, Dallies, ran.le,
I II I u r t t , nrranlumt,
: roppies oee to noc
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l.lt Brother! '
FIRST KLOOR NORTH
itiinn luiiiMiiiiiiiciimiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiniUHaiimii,?
Here You Can Save About a Fourth on
Children's Shoes
Excellent Qualities for Which We Con
tracted Before the Raise in
Leather Prices
INFANTS' SHOES & PUMPS
Sizes 1 to 4 Ino to Jr
fVOC ,
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Sizes
4to11 ,$1.29.t0)4
MISSES'
Sizes '11 "I
to 2 i
SHOES & PUMPS
1.98 to
$4.5(fc
BIG GIRLS' SHOES f
Sizes 2Vi to 6.... $0 f to $i
T.ITTT.W pnvc cuavo
&..!..!!n0to,3iif
BIG BOYS' SHOES
Sizes 1 to 6$o 1 A le 1.
52.19 4.
Of patent coltekln. white Xubuck. bU
canas. gun-metal, black and tan kit
and cordo tan. Triced according; to lMt
Misses' & Children's $2 & I!
onoee, !. si.ys ,-;
Patent coltskln and. gun-metal calf.wt
cioifi niiu ivAinav tuira, Also ,wmr fj
vaa. Button style. Wsts tty, ft
govern prio.,, v,. . S ., . t . ., V, 1
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