This offer is one of the biggest, most generous ever made by any tailoring house. It's your one big opportunity to get a finely tailored-to-measure 2 piece suit with box back, superbly trimmed and cut in the latest city style for only $13.50. We're out to beat high tailoring prices You save $6 to $11. Why not save 50% on your next suit? We have such a tremendous business, buy all materials in such large quantities and have such a perfect organization that we can make these wonderful prices--and remember we guarantee style, fit and workmanship or your money back. Big Sample Outfit FREE Write us today and we will mail you =absolutely FREE= our beautiful illustrated pattern book showing dozens of the latest city styles and designs, also many large size cloth samples to choose from. Don't delay; we urge you to act quick; today. The Progress Tailoring Co., Dept. 310, Chicago OLD COINS WANTED [Illustration] $2 to $500 EACH paid for Hundreds of Coins dated before 1895. Keep ALL old Money. You may have Coins worth a Large Premium. Send 10c. for new Illustrated Coin Value Book, size 4×6. Get Posted at Once. CLARKE COIN CO., Box 35, Le Rey, N. Y. THROW YOUR VOICE [Illustration] [Illustration] Down cellar, under the Bed, in the Darky's grip or anywhere. With our VENTRILOPHONE, (which fits into the mouth and cannot be seen,) you can positively perform the following tricks and many more with a few minutes practice. "Dog at back door." "Chasing the Chicken." "Bird under Coat." "The Invisible Canary." One boy writes--"I frightened my Mother by putting my cap under my coat and immitating an animal." Any Boy or Girl can use it. With a little practice you can play a tune without moving your lips. THE VENTRILOPHONE, Booklet on Ventriloquism and full directions, only 10 CTS 3 for 25 cts. By mail postpaid with big Catalog of Novelties and Tricks Universal Novelty Co. Dept. 406 Stamford Conn. SHARK FISHING IN LOWER CALIFORNIA The shark fishing industry is becoming increasingly important in the Ensenada Consular district, writes United States Consul William C. Burdett, stationed in Lower California. The Lower California shark, known locally as the dogfish shark, is from four to five feet long and weighs from 90 to 125 pounds. The fishing is usually done by individual fishermen working out from camps on land. The fish are caught on long set lines, on which are fifty to one hundred hooks baited with small fish or lumps of shark meat. The fins are sold for consumption by Chinese in shark fin soup. The liver is boiled down and shark oil rendered out. Each liver gives an average of one gallon of oil. The oil is used in paints and as a leather preservative. The skins are not utilized, except for fertilizer. Frequently shark steaks are sold by Chinese in the district under the name of grayfish.