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Head Keeper Jim Coyle of the Cen* tral Park Zoo isn't sure the name of the dapper gentleman who called upon him to-day is Mantalini—t Mke- that, Jim whatever his name he is a man- milliner connected with a big house in Fifth Avenue and he brought to the Zoo proposition and teft Jim Coyle with @ problem. Jim asks for “As you know, Monsieur Coyle,” the dapper looked, Jim Coyle says, like the slen- der gentlemen pictured on tailors’ style-charts—it is forbid by law to bring to this country the. algrette which Madame would wear upon the substitute for the aigrette!” “You git out!" “The moustachio of the gentléman id the milliner, “It is white, it is strong, it is bristling; in bunches, the ddeal aigrette!” “How much is they in it—for the “The present crop of leonine mus- “should be worth $2,000. Maybe more. did mustache. Fulton is as rich as Prince has a good The head keeper of the Zoo prom- ised to take the matter under advise- ment and when the man-milliner de- parted sent for Pete Lanasa, boss of rob @ lion of his mustachios would be to deprive him of his manhood, his sclfrespect, his standing in the com- unity. Don't you know, Mr. Coyle, jthat the lion is the King of Animals? A helluva looking King he'd be, | But there's the problem! by Registered Eye Specialh ||| th®. gentlemen lions suffer and sur- | vive such humiliation? And, as Pete Lanasa suggest’, who Diamond Jewelry Factory Prices High prices for diamonds, which you reacgso much about, need not count with ‘de for you need not pay them. Come to ing you want in diamond jewelry, and profit by a policy that imports diamonds direct, pays spot cash for them, mounts them in a factory on the store premises, pays a low rent and is content with a moderate profit. Store Open Daily Until 6. Closed all day July Fourth and Saturda: We close at one o'clock Saturday in Ju says—bdut ‘little ~=man—he found In the Zoo @ said the head what?" Coyle. man-milliner said, Akbar has a splen- , indignant he could “Why,” he said, “to as a waiter! I'm against it and before you sign arti- cles with this man, let me ask you lone important question} Who you barber?” Mr. Coyle figures that $2,000 would h funds for the re- the Zoo's cast of characters; buy a chimpanaee, a pair ; e |||of Kangaroos and maybe a lion or give the only sure relief. | ¥ aigrettes from. 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