The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1905, Page 13

“MISS: ETHEL CRAM-DIES.-- Prominent Society Woman and Winner of Horse Show Hon- ors Succumbs to Injuries In- flicted by Pony She Drove. | (Special to The Evening World.) LENOX, Mass, Sept. 1i.—Miss Cram, of New York, whose skull was fractured by a kick from a pony on July 13, died at Highwood, her mother’s summer residence, early to-day. Splint- ers of the bone were driven into the brain and the case was hopeless from the outset. Miss Cram never regained conciousness, the immediate caus? of death being cerebro meningitis, which eet In Tuesday. On the day of the accident Miss Cram was returning from Pittsfleld tn a dog cart with her little nieces, Charlotte Cram and Helen Haven, both of New York, The children were driving the spirited pony, which became unmanage- able when one of the reins was dropped. ‘The occupants of the dog cart were thrown out. The children escaped in- | jury, but Miss Cram's clothing caught | in the cart. Miss Cram’s death has caused gloom in New York's colony of summer visi- tors at Lenox. She was thirty-five years old and an expert hors@¥oman. — She | Was prominent both at the New York and Lenox horse shows. In 192 her ROCKEFELLER AS HE IS SEEN BY CHILDREN Here Is a Side of the Oil King of Which Little Is Pub- licly Known. There 's a side to John D. Rocke- feller of which the wortd, so fond of execrating him, knows little. t finds {ts manifestation in the kind and gen- erous treatment of such children as he is brought in contact with, and to-day the Ol] King might find his reward up on his country estate at Povcantico Hills, where the mere announcement that he fs coming home for part of October has sent the children of the village school into raptures. With one accord the children sung his praises to-day—not as King of the Standard Oll, but as King of Pocantico Hills, No subjects ever fe.t prouder of school children do ckeceller rules In Pocantico Hil. Marketer only one school in Pocaisico Hills and the 125 pupils enrolled, wit Perhaps a haf dozea pions, the “children of “Mr. Rockfeller's ReorNe several hundred acres; who triin ‘and ect our the trees and care in gen- eral for the vast estate. Will Welcome Him. tiuunt" fine re ool,” sald Antonio Ver- @ita, with entausicsm. fhat’s what ‘er will Milan. ‘Ain, gWan!" rejoined a dusky son of ‘Las’ spring Mr. Ruckefeller y school you was one of de kids ‘at laugne! cause you saw two little files eliuing over Mr. Ruck "s bald head, dat's what yer di ow; but 1 won't do it agin, efeller's a brick. ‘That's w When he was here this summer me a quarter for being his * echoed Doug- cadd: I was crossing his ground one day and he came out on the porch with some tlemen and called ter me an Miss Ethel I Crapr chestnut blue mibbons at the Lenox show. She was the daughter of the late Henry Oram, of New York, and a sister of J. ‘Sergeant Cram, THIS THE DAY TO CAST OFF STRAW HATS New York Custom Prescribes They Shall Not Be Worn After September 15. “Know all men by these presents that on and after this day any person of the male sex’ secn on the streets of | this city of New York wearing upon his head any covering, tlle, chapeau, roof, id, tiead-gear or brain protector made or manufactured of straw, shall be oonsidered of no account in the world of fashion and permission {s hereby given to all {ll-mannered street urchins, office boys and other butters- in of {l-breeding to hoot, Jeer and jostle any fellow oltizen who in the afore-mentioned manner exercises his right to cover his head in any old way he feels disposed. For this, the last day of straw hats of the year 1905, ‘s come upon us and woe be unto him, or they, who shall violate thia, the sol- emn dictate of custom. “BEAU KNICKBRBOCKER, “Arbiter of Fashion.” ‘The straw hat of 190 has passed into the limbo of forgotten things except for him of the parsimonious mind, who treasures up his battered head-gear for resurrection next season. Hat Sellers Busy. More than half a million new tiles were sold in this city yesterday, ac- cording to the managers of the het stores. From morning till night sales- men were kept busy by the servile alaves of fashion, who hastened to the hatter to exchange sunburnt straws for the low-crowdned flat-brimmed derbye Father Knickerbocker proclaims this year to be the right style for his chil- dren, ‘Say sonny, don't yer want ter| carry my bag?" T said “yep,” and whea | I got over ter de ground he sipped a quater into me hands, ‘That's wnat he “That's nothin’? chirped one of the | company, “he give me fi fly cents onct for carrying a note to the boss of the| Job." “O, pooh, Mr. Reckefeller knows me/ better than does any of youse,”’ whined little Verdi! Camer!, “Onct I haa Mr, -Ruckefeller's fine car- tree ®asped the envious one: “Yes, I did. I was coming along th goad from School, and Mr. Rucketeller rover pas’ in lls fine carriage. He told the driver to | ‘then he | . ny, in Al give yer "6 rides u ve yer a ri ere W: t hitud Kindergarten iris with me and Mr. Rockefeller asked them to ride, too, but they didn't. ‘They was afrald: They thought might be he wanted to Kidnap ‘em.” “Hooray” or a Vote? “Wo must give Mr, n when hi the Mader Of the school ive bim a vote of | corrected another, What fur,” asked a surly youth, ont what fur? Yer ought ter know. Don't he buy all the children's books Gnd pencils and things lke that? An’ ma says Annie's learned ter cook mos’ | us wel ‘Mr. Ruoketeller | put the er the school, | arn a pea ince Mr. -Ruckefeller fe awe and things like that u er the school. Ma says We should i, td what Mr, Huoketeller “Hooray fur Mr, Ruckefeller!" sang oats ‘groch apples 1s tho finest ! ‘ neat ever. vT youngster who ‘protruded some fw ibbery carrying enough oF ie ah iy Paste Lama tat, ee wut ait Inter ‘ate boy? ‘how’ a ay. veld stranger, “ baw u pare and you'll gel there TS a ttle ‘path awa, That's all right," the re- Foe Rene geeatnes mat be a tae mn what he ts," chime « chorus vp in parte lke bye? hould way | Usm, discourages anything but the last, Provided with London-made instruc- tions, the salesmen recommended the low-crowned flat-brimmed derby to all. Tt ts a “horsey” type of hat, for some time past favored by the race-course man and brought from Epsom this year by the many young bloods who have made the European trip, and is in- ended to go with \the extravagant “thoroughbred” vests now considered the smart Thing. These derbys may be of half a dozen shades of color—dark or ight gray, brown, fawn or black. But Father Knickerbocker, in his conserva- which is regretted both by the young dudes, who like a@ iittle color, and by the hatters, who know tWat Mght shades don't last the season out. Hard Morning Task. A young English matinee idol who ar- rived from Europe last week had a hat ‘box three feet high containing six hais. In his trunk he had a dozen waist- coats. It takes him fifteen minutes each morning to decide which shade of hat blends best with the walstooat for the day. With a delicate lavender yest adorned with white apots he wears a slate gray Ule; when he dons his yellow wadetcoat with red stripes he selects his fawn derby, and goes to church in @ black- itriped vest, his head crowned in sobec black, But low-crown amd fiat-brim characterizes all his headgear. Thus an- other brain-racking terror is added to “Cholley’! matutinal, sartorial exer- cises, and in the matching of gloves, hats aod vests the poor fellow te surely in trouble, No man in New York may sneer at mare Beauty was awarded | THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENIN PTEMBER 15, 1905. For Our Fall and Winter Basement Trade We Have Produced New and Great Lines of Footwear ToBe Sold Onlyin the Basement || ar 2 °° a Pair tor Women’s Shoes and 25° a Pair for Men’s Shoes These great lines represent the two great principles of superiority and henesty, and.enable the patrons of our basement to secure shoes at these remarkably low prices which embody all that is good and the new- est and most up-to-date fashions and styles, and of such superior ma- terial, construction and workmanship as to be worthy the name ‘“Cam- meyer,” and carry our full guarantee. Sa |he Women's in Black]The Men’s in Patent Kid, Patent Leather Leather, Box Calf, Vel- Tips, Button andjour Calf and Black Kid Lace, and Patent)Lace, medium and Leather Button andiheavy soles, hand- Lace, sewed welt, new Fall shapes. Women's Black Kid Patent Leather Men’s Satin Calf Lace.......... - 81.50 Tips, Button and Lace. $1. 50 Men’s Box Calf and Black Kid Lace. . Loo Women's $2.50 and $3.00 Oxfords, in Patent Leather, Black Kid, Russia Calf and Brown 50 Kid, Military, Cuban and Louis XV. heels.... Children’s and Boys’ Shoes Misses’ Kid, Patent Leather Tip, Button $ Little Gent's $2.00 Box Calf, Lace, sizes $ 1.0 | 8 to 13% 5 Bounl! 1.25 and Lace, sizes 11 to 2...... Z Child's Kid, Patent Leather Tip, Button y, Little Gent's Satin Calf, Lace, sizes 8 to 7 Sc is,cents satin cat and Lace, sizes 8 to 1034.... ao) Misges’ $2.00 Kid, Patent Leather Tip, But- ton and Lace, hand sewed welts, sizes 41 to 2... BL. SFO j outns: satin catt, race, stees 11 to 2.. $1.00 Store Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M. PIANOS AND ORGANS. RAILRO? V3, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, TATIONS foot of West ‘2wenty-third street aid Desbr and “Cortlunde streets | ter The leav from Desh re | coftfannt® atresta sia 2 in rt that given below for jfition FOR SALE. The Paul Misch CREDIT e minutes ea tater thu. ‘Twenty-third atree LEX To S*AVE 59 T0607 Sr ae System. | apaa a. Poth cauG SPBt aL, Don’t Delay. “Different from Others.” Nietes = wai ci Come To-Morrow. Select at Once re) PENING OF THE FALL & WINTER SEASON At Our Greatly Entarged Quarters. ‘The immense increase in our buai- eas hes compelied us to take addition- ry al flo two floors—o1 to-wear garm: » women and children, the to Custom Tallor- ini We a tter prepared than ever tq Diease and are ready to extend you all the shopping facilities Grealest Sale of tnd ‘business courtesies for ‘which our (TERN RAILWAY.—93.2 } ouRe 2, 500 Celebrated High-Grade Your Credit Is Good. nny newe OUTO, RAILWAY. Ot, VAY. MFORT AND’ NOR . M. Week days and 8.25 P. Pau! Misch, “Correct Dress for Men & Women,” 50 West 34th Street, Near B’way. Open Bvenings, $350 Walters Pianos Built to Last aA $195. a Lifetime OUT Vitti 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Pourteenth Street. 7,9, 14, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Sensational Offering of Boys’ Fine Suits Manufacturers’ Cost and Less. The entire stock of a firm dissolving partnership... As it was necessary to turn goods into money as quickly as possible, our cash offer for entire stock was accepted—that is the reason for THIS UNEXPECTED OPPORTUNITY AT BEGINNING OF SEASON, Fabrics comprise fine fancy Worsteds and Twreds and Cheviots tn the most desirable Mixtures and Overplaids also Navy Blue Untinished Chevtots, Wide Waes and fivest Serges—Double and Single breas!—Norlolk or plain Jacket—lin- ings finish, everything in thelr make of superior quailty —all made for present and coming season—We cannot do justice to the variety and qualities fa print—You must see them—all sizes 7 to 16 yrs. in each lot— Suits ordinarily $3.00. serececee 1.98 Suits ordinarily $4.00 sees 2.98 Suits ordinarily $6.00..... . 3.98 Suits ordinarily $8.00.......... - 4.98 Suits ordinarily $10.00 - 5.98 Every boy in Greater Ne ‘ound who needs a @ult ought to be fitted out while these prices can be quoted. —_— Young Men's Sults Regular $10.00 value...6.98 Young men of 15 to 20 years, who want a good wearing, stylish look- ing suk for college or business will be more than pleased with these sults. Not only are the fabrics and styles superior, but the pe and fit are extra good—Coat, it and Trousers strictly correct {n out and finish. or College Girl—12 to The fashtonable box coat style, [ined newest Special Sale of Boys’ Reefers.....-..--2.98 Real value $4.00 and $4.50. Tan and Olive Coverts—tull cut—per- fectly tatlored—sleeve emblems and chevrons—garments satin lning—4 to 10 yrs. Spectal values in navy oheviot Reefers Mth and without eaflor collars. .4,08 Apron Bargains for Children and Maids ‘hild: ‘a Fine Lawn Aprons—Mother , Supberd, ‘rench or waist effects— H. 8. ruffles and fine emb'y | MATCHLESS VALUES Misses’ ‘‘Mantallored” Loose Coats, Worth $10.00... cece ese ee 498 Long full models—new back— full sleaves—two large and one small teh cket—flat or notch collar— Unlined or with full skeleton lining ike @ man’s coat—14 to 18 years—eplendid cloaks for school or, travelling “area, | storm tectors al wi a he s' and vinteh that @ well dressel girl wants, Misses’ Mackintoshes ings—4 to 14 years........ y Blue and Dark Garnet Serge— Maids’ White Lawn Aprons—tul Navy 4D arnet Bern wide hem, with hemetitch and bet thet Aad camp lhtay 2.98 fucks others with emb'y invertingw.» 22 Children’s Cooking Sets (Cap, Sleeves and Apron) of White Law 49 Bet... teateretoesoooce Every schoolgirl ought to he a id be red for. Bihan sehodl in damo clothes often starts a cold that Inst ‘Winter. Women's Ready-to-Wear Hats In Splendid Assortments of Latest Fall Styles— 1.69....1.98....2.48....3.98 Tonuer, Flares and Dented Shapes of THOSE AT with wings, quills, bows, breasts, {69 comprise Turbans, tet or clouh Blase sat ‘and Colors—nattily trim'd Hata, tailored and dress etyles—also a varl- ‘immed. ulare eisewhere. Amang them are ‘Turbans, would be Five i2.5,| CORSETS FOR SLENDER | Mail Orders Filled. NEW Hail Beal ‘ alue, . inc} Ing stool & cover, on easy terms 0! $5 Down and $1 Week. Pianos which not it) 7 aoe Minas do pare ih the Walters are : anata on et’ w"9ib0 CREDIT PLAN. Pages ves ont dea a8 Delivered on Payment e 85. WHAT WE DO. i ie y yn. eas 7° | | Sell Clothing on oreait—men, women, Annex Station. ‘The New 11g teen tn manleg iar | es i ga rman ogy cite. | sta raga 1, ad ments—no “ extras” What= || Ciahes che Fear ree. reel wey {meltee” tor Penoayivania phd WHAT WE DON’T DO. |"a38 ale 10 Years’ Gvarantec. fs ore : inser in gilt ters on the inside top lid of every Walters Piano. your old piano for Exchange jecuucur new. walters RE iesaucal ner Wat 1 Pansengor Awan EXCURSIONS. , LEHIGH VALLEY Ponts. ham LENOX CLOTH 3100 Bet Weal i 2274 3d av,, bet, 1234 and 124th. Lpon request @ Eqorepentative will | 884 Columbus ayv., bet. 103d and 104th, AUTUMN EXCURSIONS OPEN EVENINGS. BELLEWOOD EVERY SUNDAY J25C MAUCH CHUNK 17TH 1.50 ‘Warerooms, 84 floor, BLOOMINGDALE BROS. Lex. to 3d Ave. 59ch to 60th St, NEW CREDIT SYSTEM ‘x. CLOTHING sz, “HELP WANTED—MALE. cy & N x City, Brooklyp CY ry City; exclusive automatic io ka Ne = i Ce a ad Ang take the coods along. FASHION CREDIT HOUSE, 7 West l4th Street, Dress Well Special Trains leave West 234 Bt. fortiandt and ibrosses Sts. A. am ieee ye ig eu RS wn A $ re ‘lyn Amnex, 15¢, Adtitions! —_—— he HOPATCONG DIAMONDS, | wargn | TeAMeR BRAMAN, fident : ¥ PAY * Tage RAM, ee STEAMBOATS., INE Se <x8BO . 2 =" sollom re eg ry i Bh Ferry), 0.20 and de enti iy o's made entire! ve Sorabinetions of silk and velvet—Black and Colrs—not heavy graceful ight weight styles. © Saturday Is Corset Day Always something of more than usual value, and always full amortments of the leading makes ef R&aG Nemo. FP PN w.B Royal Worcester Thompson's cB CORSETS FOR STOUT FIGURES Medium weight CoutiMe Corsets— Her Majesty a, ‘Warner Bros, PD Heavy and medium Batiste— 3 d itraight I a bd — EA Oat op| Laaenp htm nT DOLLOM a. .seeeeeeeeceverererseeeeeeees U B1ZOS 22 10 36.... 0s ereesereeneevenens © CORSETS FOR SLENDER FIGURES| CORSETS FOR STOUT FIGURES Fine Batiste and Coutille Cor ts Soule reayy borted-esp tine with eae, tHe SC arate i'd eo great ValUse ereces 198 with medium hips— ibbon tri 51.00 > CORSETS FOR MEDIUM FIGURES Satin Fig'd Cloth—white and fancy shaaes—new models in medium CORSETS FOR MEDI UM FIGURES Fancy Dotted Batiste and or Habit Hips—wide satin fibbon Coutille—White, Pink and Blug— and deep lace finish Pen 4.98 airdie top—Habit Hip—with and gs Eayal to moat Cor poder without garters——Special....... *' various fancy names at $3.50 to $5.00. Our reputation for the most complete stocks, as wellas largest department in ° 5 | New York, is fully malatained by this season's assortments. EVERY WOMAN OUGHT TO KNOW OF OUR GREAT CORSET D2PT, @ Women's Dress Shoes new season's styles., 2.98 Matohed against any $3.50 Shoe in tho olty......Jumt as muoh atyle, just as fing workmanship and in most cases BET- THR in quality! Patent Colt or Viel Kid, with any rs ‘or heel, you prefer— button or lace, medium and heavy, All sizes and widtos. Women's Shoes . Patent OColt—Lace or Button—medium toes—Cuban —heele—extension —_ soles; Dongola _Kid—Patent Tps—medium or road toes—Lace or Button—Cuban or low heels— Dongola Kid’ Vamp—dull calf tops Patent tips—Blucher style or Button— |narrow toc—Cuban heels. rl | Just TO REFRESH Tee, with Cake and Jelly or \ 5 cents | Ico Cream and Cake, daily, in Restaurant Served dail t Anni before 11 A. M. and after 2.30 P.M, ulliings and other novelties in rea mnibersome fuses, but | Alternating with wide tucks and 37 New Fail Styles in the Femous ABOVE AND 3} OTHER STYLES ....... Thirteenth Street. Lowest Prices for Standard Toilet Articles Lyot'e Tooth Powder Calier’s Dentine Mennan‘s Talcum Cuticura Soap & Ramadell's Cold Creoea and others, Always AS LOW AS or LOWtte than others will sell. TO-MORROW'S SPECIALS INCLUDE: 2% ct. Violetine Tooth Paste, 10 ¢t. Loofah Spongen. 16 ct. Petroleum Jelly........ 16 ct. All Bristle Tooth Brushes 1h ot, Hard Rubber Dressing Combs, 19 ct. Florida Water... 8 et. Olive Castile Sonp—4 oa $1.00 size Empress Halt Dye— all shades...,, 15 ct, Violet Ammonia—pt. Stylish Neckwear for Men French four-in-hands and Tecke— 24 to 2% Inches wide—a grand Heavy si figure—rich Aut collection at. Net Neck Ruffs Fashion's newest—White or Black extra full ruche—ribbon streamers2. 98 fust the protectton ' arausht of coo winds. Skane & lain, self or combination um lorings— 2049 =a ee oe 5 Tatlored Sutts for the School 5.98 throughout—man tatlored....Skirts in the 48 years, worth $8.09 and $10.00......... gore of p'eated styles——-Materials are stylish mixtu: that stand wear through all kinds of weather—not promised eae eed bathed Also To-morrow, following IN GIRLS’ GARMENTS. Misses’ Dress Skirts Destrable all wool checks, mixtures and mannish suitings—will give excellent service—Oxford, Navy Petar JEG A ona medium and light high pleats h fan’ pleats ort. = 298 Girls’ Fine Wool Dresses Serges. Cif viots and fancy platds and checks—Russlan pleated or full front walsts—prettily trimmed to match the style—6 to 14 vrs. Instead of $4. Instead of $6, Regulation Sailor ine perfectly tallored—all sizes—io cm At which the quatities can be bought. Girls’ Ready-to-Wear Hats New effects in Colonials, Roll Brims, Continentals, and the new Sallors— large assortments. 69,. .98..1.24..1,49 to 2,93 Women’s Fine White Skirts and Night Dresses | SKIRTS—Fine Cambricdeep Lawn flounce, with perpendicular rows of Rose Point de Paris Lace Insertings— inished with lace inserting and extra wide dice Fuels; also fine skirts with double ruffie of handsome OMDMONMETY... 0... esececevees Suet 8KIRTS—White Lawn and Nainsook— elaborate flounces entirely or rty oomposed of Mechhin, Rose Point de r other lace inserting—with thout ribbon run emb'y beading ‘e trim'd dust ruffies—new and effective—took like $5.00 wkints.2+98 SKIRTS—Fine White Lawn— witli deep skeleton lace flounces or up and down and round rows of wide hepousse lace in combination with enb'y—with and without satin 4.98 ribbon run beading—bow fnieh..,..¥* Novelties in Finer Skirts to 814.08. NIGHT DRESSHS—Sheer Nainsook— V, round and Empire, wiih yokes o! fine or heavy laces or 80lid Insertings of emb'y. box pleat or tucked backs, entirely hew—regular $1.98 gowns— TO open SeasOnvsessse-++ NIGHT DKESSES—Extra fine Natn- sook—round or square neck, buck and front—yoke and bodice of lace or emb'y Insertings, with and without H. 8, tucks between, ors handsome fine emb'y with lace and ribbon finish—trim'd elbow Sleeves, cleewhere $3.98 oY, 269 NIGHT DRESBES—Fine Nainsook— dainty concelts, profusely trimmed, with and without berthas, and akeleton yokes of lace— 3.93 assortment! of Outing 4 Flannelette Night Wear, Pettico for women and chile cont. dren at moderate 1.98 ° ° ° ° ° All the desirable leathers, made and flotshed with that care and attention to de- taiJ that bas kept them so superior to the shoes elsewhere o!/ered at the prices+se.. Styles the same as you find in shoes of highest grades and cost- Bote Isic—narrow, toes—Patent Leather |tps—Lace or Button—Cuban heols— light #0 ‘Tender foot shoes—One seam only— |broad toes—low, flat heols—light, flex- | Ible soles—Lace or Button—famous for comfort | Wide Ankle—Button or Lace—medium opens tces-low, flat heeis—Patent Leath- er Ups—medium soles. 3.98 MORNING SALES To-Morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. To Prevent dealers from buying reserve the privilege of restricting quan Women’s Ready Made entir stylish mote 8 Blac! a » W earHats, shred silk, with wand ornament— completely trim'a ara tined— , 9 letely im'd ani Ined— Morning Special ‘ THIRD FLOOR-—WEST BUILDING. Russian style tn plain colors and ree—{inen foton collan—pat Jeather belie—t to 8 yeare> a Full Blouse Saijor plain and mixed fab: trimmed with buttons and emb'd ambleme—s fe w aca wont! s than $3, lany "4.65 BUILDING. te — Girls’ New Fall Reefers Plain Cloth dt tie Cov an cmp, ba PLO jeagrhe- pleats and flat collars trapp! ihe fotch 0} 2. 95 HereValde sto and $700 Moming 8a! SECOND wort! Bale Price .. R—CENTRE able Blouses Cotton Cheylots, Chambravectussinn and Birt ra, m r Collar atyles—3 to 13 years— 17 regularly .20 to RD FLOOR—OPNTRE BUILDING, 1g Calf Shocs strong and sightly~well made— just the kind of shoes the 9 98 boy neede— rade BUILDING. asl h $3. Mornin, THIRD le Price.. FLOOR—CPNTRE BUILDING, Girls’ Russian Dresece Heavy Chambray—best colors— broad pleate--plate trimd—with and Jearsmauttadle for wear tor". 5D heat twomonthe-valie#iis ® AU new made this Fall. SKOOND FLOOR—CENTRE BUILDIN we tities, Black Sateen Petticoats Some warmly lined—ruttied 48 accordion or flare founce—three new styles—98 cent values.......% OND FLOOR—CENTRE BUILDING. Splendid Corset Value Fine White and Gray Coutille— celebrated make—deep hops— suitable for med um and full figures—sizes 15 to ly $1.25... usual ARCOND FIOOROENT Women’s Facey Top Collars Byelet and heavy bilnd emb'y or nations of both on Lawn, Batiste or Butcher Linen— White or Colared~ pretty, neck pieces that ordnar. 1] Up to 26 cente— Speclal (8 for 2 centa), eac 4 Ap opportu Wholeaile ratos—us' & cake—Spec: