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FoMs Will boo That No Soldier's
-tJ!f Craye Is Forgotten Ap-
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WOMEN TO CO-OPERATE
Philadelphia r-pmrtnrlM will not lack
MAnll.. An AfiMttn1n1 TlflV MllltftrV
FJ cfrnnlP8 will bo held over virtually
. . evcrr crave of a
iJ 55S5t war veteran here
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P) 1 v fttO&95!3t3vji& fflnn Posts and
f f ihhbhii
.w 'iaH2yiaucriY2ia
Civil War veter
ans.In many cases
they will hold
loint ceremonies.
riie William V
Tloolin Post, will
decorate the
irrares of all ..service men In Mount
Slorlah-and Holy Crosn Cemeteries and
will hold a memorial service at the
graTo of Ensign William Fawceft Bel
lak In Laurel Hill.
Forty-four posts have filed applica
tions with C!t Council for tin appro
prlatlon of .$13" to defray expenses fur
Memorial Dav ceremonies and decora
tlons. Kach pott that applied tinmen
from 'one to four cemeteries in which i
proposes to officiate, and tiled the names
of its finance officers, who nro bonded.
Naval Post;, No. 107. hat, urrangod
appropriate exercises for the day and
will take over the work from Nnvnl
Post. No. 400. O. A. It., which lone
held memorial services for the naval dead
in Philadelphia. In the services thin,
year Post 107 will be avoelafd with
the Fourth Naval District Posi, No.
105 and Yeomen F) Post No.r.0'. i
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hnry
L. Schmidt Po,t. No. ISO. wi'l dive a
coffee party at tne posr pramiuaners.
Becond street ami Misqnnnnii:i avenue.
tnnlzht
The auxiliary plans to serve;
refreahments to the marchers after the
parad on Memorial Day.
Two hundred members and friends of
the Ladles' Auxiliary of George I". Buer
Post attended the auxiliary'- sprinc
dance at Woodvale, AVUsaUicknn, May
18.
A suDoer will be clven the F.lwood
P. Tice Post by the Civic Club of
Westvllle, N. J., Wednesday evening-.
The post 'will take an important part
In Its Memorial Day exercises.
LANCASTER HAS BIG FIRE !
100,000 Blaze Causes Heavy Dam
age In Business Section
Lancaster, Pa., May 20. (By A.
V.) Fire of undetermined origin de- '
atroyed the drug establishment of D. Y
Sunn & Co., In the heart of the bui- I
1 ness eection, shortly before 1 o'clock
this morning.
Bnrrounding property was slightly
jflatnafed. The loss will reach $100,000.
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Round Trip
War Tax 2S Cents Additionil '
iGettysburgi!
With tta Historic Battlefiald
Memorial Day
gat Monday, May 30
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(fcln. Broad Street Station- - 6 35 Ai S
CSS Wen PhJadelphia - 7 00 A3 ,
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SSS Ln. Gettj-aburc 6,45 I
Pennsylvania System I.
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The House that Heppe built
Downtown -1117-1 1 19
Rebuilt Pianos
These fnstruments have been thoroughly rebuilt in
our own shops. They will give years of satisfaction and
service.
Exchangeable within one year at the price you pay us.
Fifty others to choose from.
20 Off Liated Prices These Two Days
Brigsi Uprigh?
A read inatnt-
it and eotraar-
Unarjr valne.
$95
J. & C Fiicher
Rxcellent ton
ami flat eondltlan.
$125
Knabe'
A perfect-toned
tnatramenti will
ImI m lifetime.
$275
BgjpwiHWMi
i Mar.kil&
Wendell
On af the bet
ter make toed
eandltlon.
, $200
Every Piano and Player
Ji?ear Guarantee, nnd May
Rental-Payment Plan.
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UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC CLUB
&J?'&&AV
Iedsrtr Photo service
They are gllng "The Ailmlrahle Crlililon," n fonr-part fantasy of
Knglish soelel. every evening this week at tho Ho I-inrey Street
Thcftlre. In tho sroup are Dorothy HiicUley, Ileulali McGnnln. Krance.s
Drew and Donlhy IllorU
Harvard Glee Club to Sing In Frame
('ainbrldcc, Ma.ss.. Ma "0. Uar-
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InlvrrMtj Clnn Club will sail
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nil", VrrJrf.frM Jin
rrJjr. i PrnnM. rf?rffT Mn i rl i ,
lie given to r relich charitlrs. university'
offcials announced last night. The trip .
will be made In accordance with the !
invitation extended last fall by the
French Government.
ICENTR ALLY
$5
EVEL
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Nu-Buck i
Frenen
hel:
ankls
utrapt.
A tmn'
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Tun Calf; imlOli
trp oxford.
jee'a; ankle ptrapj.
TnELMA
White canvas.
Enirlleh taut; Krncli
licela, kid lined.
FOR MEN
NORTON
Tatf tan riddle trap. rubber
heels aitache-1; p-ml-round to
NORWALK
T3?RCk Calf sd'l!' rnp- ruthr
heel attached. Ati unurjual a'u.
VarMooW
U symbol of Style
N. W. Cor. 8th and Arch Sta.
Open Mon. Frl. i;es. till 0
Open Snf. F.renlnc until 11
Ji
Fonnded in 1865
Inaugurated the One-Price System in
Chestnut Street Uptown
Henry F. Miller
Sweet In Une,
ext'ellent In condi
tlon. $225
Chickering
A werld-famena
I n a t r a m ent la
pleodld condition
$275
Player
Pianos Stetson. 88 note
Practl- CA
cally newP" JU
Odlian, 88 note
Splendid tACfi
condition ij40U
- Piano Carries the Heppe 5-
Be Purchased on Our 3-Year
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EVJflJOffG PUBLIC LEDaElPHiliABBLHIA; ITIIJIDAY,
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Woman Register Likes Her Job
Nnrrlstown, May '.JO. Miss Jane
Kellj . the tlrst woman ussesj-or in
Montcomer.v County, inado her reals
tration report today. Miss Kelly was
appointed from the Second Ward,
V t Conshohockcn. When asked how
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, krf JTt ,J Vnn fr the
J.?luIl,l,b L?11 TV ' Cr" "w ,Lu
'"'' T, !u"J"h ' t
tration work, being allowed ?o n day
and mileage.
LOCATED!
fffrtnm
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Don't Spend
Your Money
for fontnrar In the lilRh-rrnt district. Comn
to our niodrrn, nrelUappolntfd, well-stockul
Hootcry, rnmrnlriitly lorntnl Just outside of
tli r hlgli-rent district. Thrrn Is n pleasant
surprise for you. Tontnrar thnt
rrcnlarlr sells nt lileh prices
along- "I'nshlon'M now" can b
lind from us ut remarkable
mvlnm.
Men & Women
We Giiarantec Greater
Values, Quality, Sclec-
lion ana a saving
HOSIERY TO
MATCH ALL
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6th and Thompson Streets
Victrolas
$25
to $350
We sell
Victrolas
exclusively.
No other can
compare
Heppe Victor Outfit No. 6
With Tlctor Ttecorda and Oab
Cabinet for
$72-60
And in Mahogany for $75.10
MO matter who the
maker is, we take
used pianos, refinish, pol
ish and actually rebuild
them to perfect condition
before offering them. We
never attempt to discred
it our competitors' goods
by showing them in bad
condition,
C. J. Heppe & Son
Downtown 1117-19 OiMtnut St
Cptown th end Thompson 8U,
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TURATTI WAS GIVEN
Italian Socialist Chairman
Supported by 100,000
Non-Soclallsts
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COALITION WINS 22V SEATS
By the Associated Press
norno, May 20. Final reports of the
Parliamentary elections in Italy last
Sunday show that the coalition patties
will hold 221 scats In the next Chamber
fo Deputies. Tho other political par
tics will bo represented ns follows:
Fascist! (Extremo Nationalists). 28;
Agrarians, 22; Soclali.sts, 12T.; Catho
lics, 100; Communists, 15; Repub
licans, 0; SlaVs, fi; Germans, 4.
Deputy Tttrattl. chairman of the In
transigeant Socialists, was re-elected by
the largest plurality given any of the
candidates, the final returns show. He
received 251,5.10 votes, indicating that
lit' was supported by more than 100.000
tion Socialists. His vote was five times
that of the ordinary victorious candi
dates. The election of Slav and German
Deputies raises the question of the
l.'inguagc to bo tised in the chamber.
The official language Is fixed by statute
ns Italian, but Italian and French are
nt present nllowed when Deputies from
provinces in which French is spoken
take the floor. Tho Glornale d'ltalia.
in commenting upon the admission of
the Slav and German languages, says:
"It may seem nt first sight that the
use of the Sla.v and German languages
must be admitted in the Italian cham
her when Deputies coming from terrl
tnries where these tongues nre spoken
uishM to make addresses.
"The French language was allowed
for the convenience f Deputies from
the provinces of Nice and Savoy, where
there- are no ethnical differences." con-1
tinues the newspaper, but if the cham
ber should alow Slav nnd German to
bo spoken It would, in addition to mak
ing the chamber a Babel of tongues,
be employed by - the Deputies using it ,
as n mark of protest, and as signifying
"We never get bored
on a train or boat, how
ever long ihe ride. For
Ancre Cheese keeps as
cool, yet nourished and
fall of pep just as its
new, improved, coated
wrapper keeps it clean
and full of zest."
JFiffo Genuine AbviMbrt7dtfr
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AnVERTISHMKNT
BGGEST PLURALITY
NCRE
CHEESBf
MADE BY SHARPLESS. PHILA. J
For nil kinds of Household Furnishings tho store of J. Franklin
Miller holds a unique place among the Chestnut Street Shops. The
articles sold by this company arc well known for their superior
quality.
NOW is the time to think about '
JllWIIfc U U14, iH.UOIliM. V xiSM.a
try home or perhaps your yacht or
houseboat which you arc getting
rendv for n summer cruise. At the
storc of J. Franklin Miller, 1612
Chestnut Street, will be found the
very best of housefurnishing goods,
from tea kettles, teapots, coffee pots,
saucepans, dodblc boilers, preserv
ing kettles (nnd which, by the way,
you enn't do better than to get the
Agate NicKel-otoeij vo ine mousanu
Hnr one nrticles wanted ny tne wen -
appointed household, including ro -
fn'gcrators, washing machines,
vacuum cl eaners an 1 "t forget ing
a comp leto line of Plated Sihen, rc
especially adapted for tho summer
home.
D
O NOT hesitate to give silver for
a Wedding Gift because you
think you cannot afford it. There
arc many small and inexpensive gifts
of silver with which to please the
bride; bonbon diBhes, card trays,
serving spoons, forks and knives of
various kinds. If ono knows that
tho family's gift to the brido has
come from the store of Bailey, Banks
& Biddlo Co., whether it be a mag
nificent chest of flat silver or a sil
ver service, he is able to supplement
it with one or more pieces of similar
design which will bo particularly
appreciated. For many years dis
criminating people from all parts of
the United States have been buying
silver from thirf company because
they know that nowhere else will
they find so important a collection.
QWEET, juicy, refreshing South
African Melons! A huge ship-
1 ment, the first to be sent direct to
1 Philadelphia, has arrived at the
I store of Henry It. Hallowell & Son,
! Broad Street below Chestnut. They
arc inu unuriv m wiu ninu, iu iu
much less expensive thnn usual at $1
to 52. The shining black and white
cherries from California arc most
luscious. Since last week their size
hns ulmost doubled. Another fruit
which attracted my attention was
tho immense Cabnzona Pineapples,
some wcigning as much as ten
nound3 and are onlv SI each. These
pounua unu uri wuy 91. mill, iniai.
fruits, as Well ns many others un -
obtainable elgewhore, may be sent
through Halloweirs gunrantced-per-
feet - delivery - service any where
wflhin 1QQ0 utiles of Philadolhla,
a wdsh not to recognize the authority
of the Italian nation."
The commentators believe It is cer
tnlu' that the Germans and Slavs will
attempt to speak the,lr own tongues,
thus forcing 'the chamber to recognize
thee languages.
LASTSIOUKc'mEF BURIED
Indian Chanting Dance arid Ameri
can Leglori Ceremonies Blended
Carutoii Brill, K 1 May 20. (By
A. P.) With nil the ceremony ac
corded a chieftain in bygone days, Al
bert Grass, twenty-one, last chief of tho
Dakota Sioux; Indians, who was killed
whllo fighting In France, was burled
today. Mingled with the Indian rlte.H
vee services of the American Legion
and . religious ceremony of thov local
Catholl? church. Several thousand In
dians attended,
Tho final resting placp for the young
chief is Holy Hill, a spot sacred to the
Indians, where the lapt great win
dance of the Sioux was held. Uras'
body reached here from Franco this
week.
Tho White Horse riders had charge
of tho Indian ceremonies, consisting
mainly of chanting dances, which lasted
throughout last night. Major A. B.
Welch, the only white mrtn to be
adopted by the Dakotn Sioux .tribe as
u blood brother; tho Itev. A. T. Tib
belts and Claud Klllspotted delivered
eulogies.
LENINE AND TROTZKY SPLIT
Differences of Opinion Reported In
Dispatch From Helslngfora
London, May 20.--(Hy A. P.)- A
Helslngfors dispatch to the Central
News today mivs that sharn differences
of opinion regarding the composition
of the ltusslan Soviet. Government do
vclopcd between Premier Lenine and
War Minister Trotzky at this week's
meeting of Uio Soviet Council.
According to Moscow reports, tho dis
patch adds, Leniuu ndvocatcd the In
clusion of representative of other thun
''Bolshevik parties, but Trot?.ky severely
criticised tho suggestion nnd requested
I adjournment of the debate,
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$89 mmmtXt wHh
Rent a
Corona !
HOW often yon bar
wished yon had
.typewriter at homo I
Especially a Corona the
typewriter tnat roioa up
and is so easy to carry
anywhere!
Rent a Corona for a few
months. Initial rent pay
ment applies on purchase.
Liberty Typewriter Co.
We uimua All nun oi
Typewriter .
1029 Chettnut St.
COROKA.
TrWnrsorW rwlf, MacArtar
AnvrcnTisrarENT
thwrtdhs S&cpa!
TT IS unusual these dnys to get the
..... Aav LjlVWlUltJ J-Ui. Jl$
ninety cents n pound, but this is what
is offered by tho Kruso Stores, 102
South Eleventh Street, just two doors
oeiow mestnui, ana at 4003 Balti-
, more Avenue. These candies arc of
the finest nualitv: delicious chni-nliitn
with twenty-six different kinds of
centers. Besides these regular can
dies the Kruse Stores have specials
every week-end. It is really foolish
this hot weather to bother making
fudge when Kruso is sellinrr rlinen.
1 lato fudge, which is moro creamy
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Frjd f anfJ f Thc USua"
prco , M cents A d think
neanut. briuo w, fac god nfc twent
live cents a pound. Mull orders should
no rum to tho Ilaltlmoro Avenue store.
TT IS a thrilling moment in the life
x of every boy when ho puts on his
first pnir of long trousers. With
what pride he exhibits himself to "his
''buddies," especially if he happens
to bo the first of his "crowd" to
adopt them. It is only fair to him
then that this first suit should fit
well and should bo of smart-looking
material. The company of Mac
Donald & Campbell, 1334-1336
Chestnut Street, makes a special fea
ture of these first long-trouser suits.
They are well proportioned, designed
to fit the youthful figure nnd at tho
same time to give him a manly ap
penrnncc. Thcso models nre mndc
up in nil the newest fabrics and, in
fact, show the tuiloring and supe
riority which distinguish their suits
for older men.
rpHE bride who has not yet bought
her summer wrap is fortunate,
us miu now nas an opportunity of
' getting exactly what she wants nt a
greaiiy reuucu price in the Blum
btore, 1310 Chestnut Street. I saw
touay ti)o most beautiful dolmans,
cloaks and capes for only $59.50.
When you considor the variety of
materials and the exquisite work
manship, you can but remark on the
wonderful value. Some of them
uru jurmuriy pricea as nign as
$125. Tho modish Canton
crepo
capes, trimmed with heavy silk
''1"1K'- .w'JJ as tlio hnnvier wt-ap8 of
L'01',,'"' ,trcHno. . beautifully c,.
( broldtrd, tiro really Indlupcnunbln for
lthu trousseau. There wero alro a num.
bsi-of uraps now wlllm; ut ttw greatly
"fl"1 1"hl11f "?. ?":,,. An'"inB
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Friends From Both Exaltod and
' Mumblo Stations Pass
His Bior
SIMPLE RITES TOMORROW
By tho Associated Press
Washington, May 20. Scores of
friends of, the jurist, numbering many
high officials, but representing the lium
1)Icr walks of life as well, called today
at tho homo of tho late Chief Justice
White to pay their respecte, and mes-
ugc of condolence continued to come
Eiaraisi
New 36-In. Length
S White Thistle
1 ClothSuits15 50
ft Sent O. O, r. Anywlide
Trocle
Mark
AU-Wool
Knitted
Fabric
We Feature
Ail-White
or Java
Brown,
Moth,
Sand,
C o p o n-
h n rr n Ti.
Navy nnd
e Now Blue.
Thistle
cloth is
rendered rainproof by a special
process never necus prcasing.
h Sport Hats to Match
Made of tme material ni $A,95
j-our eult In cliolee of fenr
Jaunty new model.
Sent C. O. D. by prepaid parcel
post It you wlBh. Wrlto today for
pamples, now stylo booklet and
measure in ont ,
blank, or jinono
Columbia 676.
I Front St. at
j Dauphin
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SCORES PAY FINAl
HONORS TO WHITE
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Store News For Men
Furnishing Section
First Floor
Worsted Suits
For Business
$40
These are exception
ally handsome hard
finished worsted suits
of unmatchable quality
at the price. We built
them for men who
know that a good wor
sted is the best kind of
a suit to own and that
they stand up as noth
ing else will under the
demands that business
puts upon them.
Herringbones
A-plenty!
$28.50 to $35
More grays and
browns coming in daily
to keep selection, styles
and clothes fresh and
new.
Can't remember
ever having seen the
call so strong as it is
for gray, brown and
herringbones.
All sizes ready to
morrow. Big Call For
These Soft Shirts
$2.50
White oxford mate
rials with collars at
tached. Ideal for sum
mer wear.
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into the family from all parts of the
country nnd from nbroad.
The funeral of thalatq Suprcnie Qourt
head, which will bo held froiri the res -donee
on Ithode Island oventic tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, will be marked
by simplicity. At the request of tho
family them will bo no ceremony of an
"official" nature, but virtually every
branch of the National Government will
he represented among the friends and
analstants of the late Chief Justice, who
will attend. All Government activities
in tho capital will cease for the day, and
honor will bo paid to the dead jurist
wherever the American flag ia flown.
Solemn high requiem mass will be
celebrated at St. Matthow's Catholic
Church by the Right Itev. Monsignor
Thomas 8. Leo, tho pastor. Interment
will be mado In historic Oak Hill Ceme
tery, Georgetown.
Conshohockon Woman Left $6(5,000
Norrisiown, r.. May 20. The will
of Elizabeth F. Lukonn, of Consho
liocken, probated today, disposes of an
state valued at moro than $05,000,
which is given to relatives. Thomas C.
Yoctim nnd Frederick, Ii. Clark are ex
ecutors. 2u& -
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Then You Know
After all is said and done at the shoe store, and
your shoes' have become a part of you and your
every day, then you know what solid worth
there is in Walk-Overs. You get what wo told
you you would get, and you like it.
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tlj TOACEMA3r;
SI REO.U5. M&V
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1217-19 Chestnut Street
Jfi it
Knickerbocker
Suits for Golf
$25 to $45
M a n y m e n are
ordering an extra pair
of long trousers to go
with these suits in
order to use them both
as sport suits and busi
ness suits.
Golf hose to match,
$2.50. Hand-knit
Scotch sweaters at
$7.50.
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CUBA INAUGURATES ZAYA3
Rival In Bitterly, Contested Election
Pledges Co-operation
Ifuvnnn. Mnv 20 1iv A T t
Alfredo Zayns. upon assuming the offlci .'
of President of Cuba today, was cheered )m
uy u uuuiv-ft.uu iruui vicneroi Jose
Miguel Gomez, his opponent in tho bit
tcrly contested election of last Novem.
ber, extending his felicitations and
promising his co-operation.
Tho Liberal Party, of which General
Gomez is leader, engaged in a "legls
latlvo strike," following the announce
ment of tho result of the election. Gen
eral Gomez is nt present in New York
nnd his cablegram was considered
Indication that his party will now ac '
lively participate in the Cuban Gov
ernments
Negotiation of a new commercial
treaty with tho United States was an.
proved by Dr. Zayas. As means of'
Kplving the acute llnaneial stringency hi
advocated an extension of the mnri..,,
rlnm : nfd for banks by the issnnn -i .
ndcquatcly gua.rantccd paper currency '
and formation of n co-operative oreanl-
zniinn ui v-uunn uuiinuiK niHiiiutlons,
eie?
$8
.50
for this fine
Cherry Tan
Brogue with Rub
ber Middle Sole
In a typical Walk
Over Value.
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Harper's fl228 marketi
-(t)tle?
IIQ22 CHESfNDTl OHOPS
Tailoring Shop
on Second Floor
Sun-Proof Serges
With Extra Trousers
Grow More Popular
$35
Sun -Proof cloth
tested by acid and by
.the sun's rays them
selves. Warranted for
wear and certainly not
to fade. Every suit
has sewed into it our
original protected suir
prof serge label which
means that the suit,
like a good friend, is
true blue.
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Men Getting Ready
For Ont-of-Doors
$10
For imported Eng
lish flannel trousers of
famous Cricket cloth.
Blue serge Norfolk
coats to go with them
at $15 to $20.
New Straw Hats With
Ivy Cushion Bands
$3 to $5
They make your hat
fit as easily, comfort
ably and snugly as if it
were a soft one.
Our importations
are mighty handsome
and conform to the
demand of style this
season for high
.crowns, narrow brims
and the wide bands
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