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HEAR COLLEGE
BOYS ON STYLE
They Like a Girl to Look
Nice; But Bobbed Hair?
Never
Groups of students from New
York University, Columbia and the
College of the City of New York
were canvassed by a reporter for
The World yesterday to get a "mas
culine slant" on the vexed problem
of women's dress.
"I change with the seasons on
this dress question," was the frank
admission of Francis Edwards Far
agoh, editor of Mercury and Micro
cosm, publications of the Collego
of the City of New York. "How am
I to know what to-morrow's blonde
will wear?
"The so-called French heels, it
seems to me( ought to be abolished.
The skirt? I prefer them wide. Let
my dancing be unconlined. The
waist line should be narrow. My
ideal girl is slender at the belt area.
Besides, not all of us are blessed
with long arms.
"The neck should be exposed. It
is bad enough for us men to wear
starched smokestacks. Why burden
our dear sisters with stiff necks? It
is sufficiently sad if wo get stiff
necks turning after them."
Sylvester J. Shalvcy, vice-presi
dent of the Newman Club and all
around society man of City College,
considered the matter more seri
ously.
"I do not think that the girl who
ruins her feet and her health with
injurious clothing is playing a man
quite square," he said. "I hni
against bobbed hair because It looks
so masculine, and I' am against
very sliort skirts nnd very thin
waists. I might not critieise tliem in
a girl I meet, but I wouldn't want
my sister to wear them." .
The group from Columbia Uni
versity insisted on being represent
ed by John E. Smith, of Salt Lake
City. Smith is a member of the
senior class and an aspirant for
author of the Variety show. He ad
mitted that he was optimistic re
garding the modes.
"If wo followed the suggestions of
the various purity organizations as
each new fad appeared," ho said,
"men would be wearing blinders,
and their offending sisters, sack
cloth. A womanly woman can al
ways be trusted to wear what is be
coming to her. The peek-a-boo
waist is all right as long as it keeps
within the bounds of ttie 'peek' and
avoids the naughty 'boo.' "
Lawrence Fortig, graduate stu
dent of New York University and
winner of last year's Sandham
oration contest, was strong in his
expression of the common disgust
which all men interviewed seemed
to hold for "bobbed" hair.
"It seems as if more crimes are
committeed to-day in the name of
art than have ever been perpetrat
ed in the name of religion," he said.
"And did you ever notice that short
hair usually accompanies a shorter
intellect?"
Donald Brown, president of the
newly-organized "Roosevelt Club,"
was even more outspoken.
"This futuristic, bobbed-hair stylo
is by all odds the ugliest thing I
ever saw," he said.
Theodore P. Bromley, president
of the senior class, thinks that a
good complexion should be attained
at whatever cost.
Jack J. Weinlieimer, captain of
the football team, complained that
the costumes of American girls
seemed to him artificial after the
simplicity of the girls in France and
Italy.
Arthur Schwartz, editor of the
New Yorker, the weekly of Nevt
York University, said:
"Life would be pretty dull if man
were deprived of liis enjoyment of
the fair sex's pranks In dress. No
young fellow would like to see every
woman in the country with bobbed
hair, loose waist and flat-footed
shoos. Science seems to dictate
moderation in dress, but modera
tion does not exclude a bit of com
plexion cream, a dash of powder, or
on inch heel.
"That does not mean that think
ing college men do not admire in
telligent. women. It is possible to
preserve llio. charm and appeal and
at the same time to cultivate the
mind. The most sensible .type of
woman seems to me the college
woman of to-day."
NEW X-RAY FIND is MARK
< 11 ion go. The Western Roent
gen Society announced an important
medical discovery by a Chicago sur
geon to-day. T>r. B. IT. Orndorff. X-ray
specialist at the Francis Willard Hos
pital, is the man.
Surgeons probing the abdominal re
gions wilh< the X-ray have up to now
been baffled because they could not dis
tinguish precisely the diseased organs.
Dr. Orndorff, with the aid of Dr. I. S.
Trostler, of St. Joseph's Hospital, has
perfected n method to surmount the dif
ficulty. They merely fill the abdomen
with air or some other gas. and then
the X-ray picks out unerringly the dis
eased tissues.
"It is the biggest discovery before the
medical world to-day," said Dr. O. H.
McCandless of Kansas City, president
of the society.
Public School Boys
Are Best at Harvard
Cambridge, Mass.—A greater pro
portion of private school boys are suc
cessful in entering Harvard University
than are the graduates of piddic schools,
but once in college the public school
boy shows both a higher average of
scholarship and a better disciplinary
record. This was the report of a com
mittee of the Harvard division of edu
cation after a scries of statistical stud
ies made from records of rpcent years.
Among more tiian t.OOn who entered
Harvard as freshmen in a period of
ten years, 112 per cent, of the public
school graduates won their degrees with
lienors, as Compared with 1.1.1 per cenl.
of the men from private schools.
To Properly Treat
Obstinate Wrinkles
Particularly why re wrinkles are
long and deep, the massage devotee is
apt to rub too hard nnd too fre
quently. This loosens the. skin, causes
muscles to sag, aggravates the
wrinkled condition —just the opposite
result from that sought.
Hotter than massage, or anything
else, for tho most obstinate wrinkles,
as well as the finest lines, is a re
markable formula which you may
readily avail yourself of, as you wiil
have no difficulty in procuring lite
constituents from your druggist, It
is this: Otic ounce ot powdered Sux
ollte, dissolved in one-half pint witch
hazel. Ratlio face, neck and hands in
this. Tlte effect is really marvelous,
not only as to wrinkles, but also in
eases of baggy checks and chin. The
application is refreshing and sooth
ing. tending to relieve fatigue. HotJi
the tvllch hazel and the enxolltc are.
of course, entirely harmless to the
skin.
FRIDAY EVENING,
FigW biVES, POMEROY &7 STEWART " j
f Crepe de Chine and Satin Lingerie A Velvet or Cordova Leather Bag-
I Exqms qJlqSiorQpPlliQ Christmas Sbirilj If 7T G ! f \ lsto * w r an :
ft enthusiastic admiration from all who V^/ C J / For those of velvct - metal or self " 'I * *
'£■ _ see them. Fashioned along lines at covered frames, you may select one for as MI 1 njj .
once charming and becoming, they • j J* il T~) J.X T7" * I little as $3.50, and the recipient would be g *| j
JLy% offer their crepe de chine and satin JP IXF FlltUF P Ol tflP tjP.tt P.F L\*I.FLCL mightily pleased to have one of them and | | u
mm AA \\ loveliness at prices that recommend ■> " tor shell covered French bead bags you can :
XL IJ l\ > them to gift seekers • pay as much as $75.00.
InSSTI Crepe de CWne ravelop s!' is |i 7 .so Always Welcome in Well Ordered Homes j t
if ' Crepe de Chine camisoles, each piece has gone unrestrained quality. T jfc
Crepe de chine eowns sl ' s ° to $5 ' 9S Every gift list may well carry the word • "Furniture," for B iack Envelope parses with • colored Fi„ t to P %
M*i 's7 95 to sl7 50 t<>P &l>d back simps- handles and double flaps, ;j¥
C 'CritM'l J Satin bloomers, tilde IS liaidlv a nersoil wllOlll YOU 111 tend tO reilieillber wllO Black leather Hand Bngs Tapir Ijnmb Purses, In bine, A
K I \hHffn It ' $3.95 to $5.00 with two-tone shell handle ami brown and grey. .SI.OO to $9.00 flp
P t 1 i Ka y ser silk bloomers, would not be made especially happy upon receiving one of the and^irror 0 *! . wlu . > . SPS$ P S overnight and oriental j
KIsEH^M $3.95 to $5.95 1 J IfJ r & Large Leather Hand Bogs, liAGy {
Boudoir caps ' SI.OO to $5.95 hundreds of suggestions to be found on our great Furniture 1411 . g0 BhO p Plß /£l, t i£ 0 I SS3S SS TZSJZ f
jk f! ItCM If ciinnnrc inch- to 12 Inch frames, and plain leathers, fitted with
mm 8 sappers . . "FlnnP $2.25, $3.00, $4.00, $6.00, SIO.OO all necessaries. $12.00 to $20.00 tfl
111 I $1.95 to $5.95 ,X lUUI. Matinee Bags, in vechette and Velvet Hand Bags with metal
' 11 II I HQ. I Crepe de Chine kimonos. . .511.95 to s2..o<> grey leather $2.30 a „a self covered frames, SSK
L 'j | I Corduroy robes $3.00 to $13.95 rn TI7 /"i 7 l ti i mil Leather Hand Bags, in black $ 3-50 t o $12.00 M'
I Beacon blanket robes $5.00 to $12.50 / Pfl V/V (IdOllS ( jPfl (IT I jtIPW (,hf]ir<i S flh IP? $2.50 to $6.00 Velvet Hand Bags' with shell ft
■p. ' Japanese quilted robes ....$12.50 to $40.00 1 u VV U VsCUUI J-jUSLJ CsllUll 6 1 UUiCO Flat Hand Bags, and hammered n.eU.l fra.nes :*
' Japanese silk kimonos ....$15.00 to $55.00 $9.00, SIO.OO and $12.75 $12.00 to $"o'oo VP
I" b'lannelette kimonos $2.95 to $3.50 . .O I • rt, Leather Satchels with bag Hand Tooled Cordova Hairs ft
Crepe kimonos $2.50 to $7.50 HOCKCTS DCSI\S SfflOkltK] StCUIdS handles in brown, grey and with gun metal frames and*
• N SSS2,r! , .r„ . SSSaau inVn.flS.rK
""'•"'VSri,, lyrm.KiuSSewing Tables Tiny Chairs Magazine Stands Camera Bags of leaf leather velvet,' pinseone and
Cambric gowns, ..$1.95 to $3.95 SILK AND COTTON " a,ltl tapir lamb, in gi'ey, brown gun metal frames with turned A
Lonj? cambric Silk Jersey Petti- # # a,,< | blue $2.25 to $3.75 unci laccd edges, SB.OO to $27.00
skirts $1.95 to $6.50 coats $5.95 to $18.50 The choice is SO broad and SO interesting that you will thoroughly eniov a half hour amon? Camera Bags in veohotte and American and French Beaded
Corset covers 60c to $3.95 Taffeta Petti- ° plain block leather. Bags, shell and self covered S
Bloomers qoc to $3.50 coats ........ $3.95 to $15.00 t h e handsome inexpensive pieces in oak and mahogany. It would be most difficult to make ~ . . .. $3.00 to SI.OO frames, finished with fringe and : S
Bandeaux 50c to $2.50 Messaline Petti- r a J v " lu " uuul,u ' l Colored Purses with top tassels $25.00 to $75.00 jai
Brassieres 75c to. $3.95 coats $5.05 to $15.00 „ wmncr selection anrl a rtiw-o nf fumitiir. ic abr,,,, handles and mirror concealed Oriental Hand Bags and Tv
FLANNELETTE Satine Petticoats . $1.95 to $3.95 a wrong selection—and a piece Ot furniture IS always welcome. on the outside $3.75 Strap Purses of Morocco and .ft
UNDERPIECES 4'otlon Taffeta Petti- Genuine Calf Skin Purses in cowhide leathers. 'tf
Gowns $1.75 to $3.50 coats $1.95 to $3.50 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Fourth Floor. colors $4.50 to $6.00 $5.00 to SIO.OO
I The. Little Leather Library .-Attractive Books ■ 4 $ Handkerchiefs of Fine Quality For I
Bound in assorted colors of leather, 25c. | £ —■- '. „, •''Jf'V" i M ®
Midsumnicr Night's tionl Windsor of . Men, Women and Children f
Dream Through flic Ix>ok- Tlic Ancient Marl- v \\ , . •
Romeo & Juliet ing tilass ner 1, .i'"' Jr. , . -jaW, ■* ;t,' , . Linen handkerchiefs, embroidered corner 50<>. 75c to $2.00 if ;
City of Dreadful Alice in Wonder- Entail Anion ■' ' '' , t- ' Appeniell embroidered handkerchiefs, 3 for $1.00; each 35c ft
Night land Tales from the ' L'.J *i&., ,' ■*>. I. W fiP&yJ&t 'r 1■ 4 Embroidered Swiss handkerchiefs 50c A)
A Doll's House Hiawatha Arabian Nights , V v'. A'* ? •V * ■ . IM A ;'.. I .-tncy Colored Handkerchiefs ... .25c and 35c S}
Lady Wind mere's land of Heart's De- Ilfty Best l4is of f t ''' Handkerchiefs, 3in box, fancy embroidered box. U
t.ho''" Rlp'van Winkle The Mho Was M f I. ' KW< b h !?! 8 . TT ft
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. A =aSggJST . . M jS. ,Fancy Folder Handkerchiefs for children !!!!!!!!.'!.'.'!!!!!!. . toe ; V
it '7dre)! •'' *' / ftaSv',' ' ft IjV 1 V".;, <- )ur Varieties of the lesser expensive grades of sheer cotton Handker- jjf:
L- ill. ■T'S.ara.'.'lU '•••vv K AC.'-yy.iC''" in M}:-. l '-' •• j. : ' ■ ■'! chiefs are practically unlimited 10c, 12c, 15c ami 170 A
| x - !!/' 1 ()l / { f i ' IJ / Japanese Crepe de Chine Fancy Printed Border llandkerchiefs,
\ljC .Plain Hemstitched Linen ilandkercliiefs at prices tliat prevailed two jft
J Hy|. jjC oat sand Separate Pieces Gifts of Silverware S; u,WMsaM,,s ~f " ww,ns 1
jn,' Waft, From America's best and most sioHial at toe —2sc value.
v )f/r * trustworthy furriers have come Their Useful and Ornamental Value Make Them s,, <' ut " c a>( A!U,,p - :
VW I L|, oc . _• 1, _.i f n . r, Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. *'
!t,j> these rich peltries. Great Favorites \ ;
The most pleasing gift can I , ' j| i
be given to a woman, after all, is egetable Dishes $8.50 and $9.00 /x J in tt 7 l
IWMMa* fu,s. Nt bowis $5.98 . Gloves ror Women 1
mW&SBBkt m Bread Trays $4.98 to $7.98 ft
U'aTmit'VnT '•it'' Sandu'ich Frays $3.98 to $6.50 16 you have but a few moments time in which u :
Bhek I vnv ' "7SOOtoII3S mv er Baskets $6.98 to $16.98 to buy a gift'for a woman, you can select glovts A
Nihpriin "fios bcese and Cracker Dishes $5.50 and $6.50 -from our complete stocks with every assurance [j j®.
e • j •••■$ Cream and Sugar . ets $8.98 t | ia t thev will please. Every pair is guaranteed
is .icy Squirrel Water Pitchers $9.00 and $10.50 to be of finest aualitv / / /l\ •
\\i Nutria 1 hrows $175 beaver and grey, _ / /fyXVS J \ ft
\ V Kk Coney 8 Cott?. Pe . S . $55 . t0 slls Spoons, Forks, Flat Pieces B u ;ksk in Olovea. butternut and
f* ' \ V Hudson Seal Coats, trimmed with Tea Spoons, ><• dozen, Sahul Forks, l'j dozen, Cape Skin Gloves in tan, grey and white. \ IMy \ .tt
If V \\\ c „_i cknnL- cfinirrel nr nutria $3.50 and $4.00 $6.50 and $7.00 $2.50 and $2.75 \ \A{ \ H f
i I \\\ seal, SkunK:, squirrel or nutria. Dessertspoons, Vi dozen. Butter Spreaders. % dozen, $6.00 Double Silk Gloves, white, black and colors _ XVu. I It' S
it \ $225 to $750 $0.50 aiul $7.50 Knives and Forks, flat handles, L $1,50 and $1.75 "■■"rvJ ll' ft
/ \ y\ \fticlzmt nnrl Nutria t'oafg Table Spoons, % dozen, dozen, each, Leatherette Gloves in white and colors, /7fll Jl L'/ ; 3f
C\ (A Muskrat and Nutria Co;ats $7.00 and SB.OO $6.98, $7.30. to $13.75 / ' 1.00 and $2.25 / 1 f
V\ qioMJ and !>o/o Orange Spoons, y 3 dozen, Knives mul IVjrks, hollow handles, Children's Leatherette Gloves in white, beaver and grey M I ft
* I ip* Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart $1,50 and $5.00 dozen each, $17.00 to $20.00 85c to ."S
W Second Floor Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor. lJlveß p omeroy & Stewart, Street Floor,
I Silk Hosiery For Women: Welcome Gifts Handsome Dinner Setsof42to 100 Pieces%
ff It's a recognized fact that no woman eve- has too many pair of stockings, so it is but |I Ml Dj r L T)p rnrn fj nn * j n Cobalt BIIIP FJnrnl S hi mil 9 l
ft natural that either finely mercerized or full th ead silk hose is certain to be welcome. fi-l 11 JTilUl LJPLUI UIIUIIS 111 LjUUUU JDlilP, T ll)l til O/ )l UIJ S |
Women's Fine Mercerized Seamless Hose, in Women's Thread Silk Hose with fashioned feet lIIIMmEa nnrl Rh„ RivH , 1
K lilack, white and cordovan 50c and SI.OO and high spliced heels $3.00 B-" M"8 'I SB? JJ It Ft x I Ltc-1 f fly o
JWC Women's Black Alercerized Hose 65c Women's Fine Thread Silk Hose with fash- i 1 i igpaf" U>- ■
fc: Women's Fine Mercerized Out Size Hose, with ioned feet, high spliced heels and double soles, * j KSHHEBt 42-piecc Dinner Set, enough pieces to comfort- 50-pieee Dinner Sei. pink, floral decoration, *
ft fashioned feet; In black and white SI.OO $5.00 J ably scat 6 persons; gold floral decoration. gold edges, very large pieces. Special price, $9.;0 j .
ff Women's Thread Silk Hose with lisle tops and Women's Thread Silk Fancy Clocked Hose, in I ,|. Set $4.98 50-pieee D'niier Set. gold leaf bonier decora- 'i i
ft : fashioned loot: in black ami colors $2.25 'vk with white or white with hlaok cha ks 6 JcWEgV t2-piac Dinner Sets, three dtaorations; pink ~on' ,tol<, tr,MoU I,aiU " OS S!) 9H sot *
jL Wonien's Black Thread Silk Hose with lislr • aiM ' ' '' flora] spray, (c<>Ul linetl ami gold traces on ham!- 70-plecc Dinner Set, pieces to .seat 8 persons, .] .
R tops ami fashioned feet $2.50 Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street Floor. , les: gold lata; lairder: or gold hand with full gold pink decoration, golcl lined, gold traced handles, £ :
\ n . 100-piece Dinner Sets, choice of two decora- ,f I
ft T ~i j-, j t- 11 T L TJ • 42-plcce Ihnncr Set. tohall blue decoration Hons, lined edges, gold traced handles, $19.30 'JF
i : T nr Pad OF Brother' Luncheon Pieces handles $,..,9 Open Stock Dinner Ware, gold border decora- 5
I A Half Dozen Pair of Socks —• **"* j
r , tleira Luncheon Napkins, dozen ff:
t' Men's Fine Mercerized Seamless Socks, in black, Men's liber and Thread Silk Seamless Socks, $9.00 to $18.75 _ _ jA
* grey, navy and cordovan 50c lit black, grey, cordovan und navy 75c Luncheon sets .. SB.OO to $125.00 Tlnm t hinmoi V nil T* Wfn nlc T? rl r>s\s*rtr>isir> :
,l • 9 Week-hnd Groceries |
I f< Vi .le^^a ,^und,^, nerl!" ,1,,0,, dT iilii ii i i 7.V '.'. *.'. *. *. *.Y V.". 3e f
i ,u "> an '?® < ' ' , V ' H,MI P " lpl ° 81 36 inch sizes ..,...SIO.OO to $15.00 Ox-am Nuts. Ih ;5c Sunshine Fruit Cake, 2L lb. la.xes .... $1.73 ft
Ime llladi t aslimcie Seamless Socks >.)<• Thread Silk Fashioned Feet Socks, in lilack, 15 inch sizes $12.00 to $16.00 Stewing Figs, natural color and sweet, fli., 35c Pint Bottle Vanilla Flavoring 19c : 3F
l ine ( ashmcrc Sport Seamless Socks $1.50 navy, cordovan, grey and smoke $1.50 54 incli sizes $12.75 to $30.00 California sawyer Jigs, Ih 19c Powdered Sweet Cocoa 11.. can '. 35c *T
ff. ' Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, ' ' ft
K* Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Street lloor. Street Floor. Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart, Basement. -y
I Our Christmas Stocks Hold Many Gift Things of Superlative Quality and Style For Particular Men I
ft We cater to men throughout the year and arc pretty well acquainted with the styles they prefer, and which are foremost in favor in the wide realm of : 5
ft eU S d WCan a^ I ' s cx P cr i en ce enables us to gather Christmas stocks of paranioupt quality and character eminently fitted to be chosen for pfit'ts of ft
E: Shirts Pongee Silk Shirts ...$0.85 and $7.50 Children's Windsor Ties in solid col- Men's and Boys' Sweaters *
jJ, Silkloth Shirts, SI.OO, s!,!!.*> ami $7.51! ors at k'x*, and beautiful plaids at sth* :
$ Corded Madras and fine Percale Shirts, Madras Shirts, Mens Sweaters, mmkSfr* ' th
ft Wlr soft and laundered cuffa, $1.50 and $2.00 s :i . U o. $3.50, $4.50 and $5.-00 Fine Gloves *•. *?•#- *-*►. -"•<>, $10.95. $12.50 JIC :*
Woven Colored Stripe Madras, Rep ... , „ K .. nnd $13.50. MRS) ! - _ jo-
K / \ and Near Silk Shirts, in plain and nov- eicale ► liirts $1.50 and $ , -. oil qv dn Gloves, Boys' Sweaters. Rff/mn 7!J ft
ft 7 elty patterns $2.50 and $3.00 $1.50, $2.00. $2.50, $2.95 and $3.50 *3.50. $3.05, $1.50, $3.30, $0.95 ami 87,95 €> ;*
% A ' '<\^tS/ c 'WL * i,k strlpe Madraa S ! l ' pta wltl solt bllk Neckwear Mh G1 veg wlth black ein . R , , 74 rt „ v
p. OT . ?A a SOT/ I/Wp cutis $3.50 and $1.50 , .„ ~ , , , e ..... Batn Kobes and House Coats lagans / a
¥ tl~y \ AviXJ Ktigle "Silkloth" and Fiber Silk Shirts. Kuh durable brocades n neat and Hk- Jtoidcred backs 95.1H1 , 4 . . f|Bk/ M
£ i* _ V SthSP,! . - SI.OO, $1.50, $0.50 ami $7.50 tired and floral designs, Grey Suede Gloves, with black em- Mouse (oats n fine wool fabrics, two- VOA &:
f: r__ •' m wmf PoWeßh 'rt ßw: (, $2.00. $2.50 and $3.00 broldercd backs 52.50 ion 40.50 ft
I Wfrrmmr 'i/ / silk CM-epe de C'hino nnd Silk Shirts, Al-o a magnificent assortment in rich. Automobile Gloves Bath robes In a. great variety of put- . I
P. WT^^lljf I[ l ift in plain- white and satin colored stripes. "trlpcd and figured silks at L.'nx 'm-?, i'L - Paiama<: and Nip"ht ft
[' liv $0.85 and $10.30 65c. 75c, SI.OO, $1.23 and $1.50 Black automobile gloves, cuff style. "'' ' ' ' ''• " ' ,o ' 8, -' 3W ' *'•'"• Pajamas and Nlgllt bhirtS ft
** J fV. q-it en- Knlt l'"OUr-ln-lfand Tic,s in crocheted $2.93. $3.93, $3.00, $5.50 and $6.50 Handkerchiefs Dutlng Flannel Pajamas, • #
b 0 onirts and accordion weave, Short Driving Gloves, ~ ... ft
| A V 7-,.. si oo 8150 sis*, aiul -• on ■ a- u- mi - in, Plain Lir.-on Handkerchiefs. $1.93, $_.0.,, and $.1..0 .V
/\ \ I it'' Silk and I-ruiidvl'ttli Silk Shirts, ' s'->"• $1.8. and $4.00 $2.83, $3.8., $ 1.50 airtl $3.00 ... . if.
dA-Cj $10.50 I toys', Four-'n-liand Ties in plaids, Women's Automobile Gloves. initial Handkerchiefs ' Night Shirts. ~ .$1.35, $1.50 and $1.9.i
I "I *' 'hine Shirts $10.30 stripes and figures 30c and 65c *3.23, $1.50 to $10.50 I He, 25 c anil 35c Dives, Pomeroy A- Stewart. Men's Store.
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