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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
For Fall.

New dry goods have continued 10 arrive daily
this week at II. j. GiLLENs s, and the various de-
partments are complete. Mr.. GILLrS claims
this the most complete stock ever brought to OF
tawa, and one that has cost the least money. In
all departments he has been unusually fortunate
in his purchases, and now offers a superb stock
at prices that all buyers will declare very loc.
Buyers of dress goods, domestics, fanncls,
blankets, woolens, notions, and fancy dry goods
of all kinds will DO well pleased with this stock.
bargains in fall and winter boots and shoes.
Low prices on groceries,-Mr Gillen is deter
mined to surprise his customers this fall with
his goods and prices, and asks all to call and see
what he can do for them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
Fall Announcements.

| In addition to the large line of fall goods al.
ready opened by Messrs. HULL & BARrELs. they
have opened and will open large invoices Of
| Sftf Hats In all the correct styles and colors:
Neck,pcor In fall styles;
Colorrd Shirts full aud very nice line, in tho
latest tyles and patterns;
Gloves, gents driving and kids;
Hosiery, for gents fall wear.
To arrive to day, the most elegant line OF elk
handkerchief ever shown by this house. These
will be- superb goods and delight everybody.
To come in: More ne,o hats. making this stock
the largest In this county.
These lines of goods will all be strictly first
class-the cream OF the market, making . stock
secoLe TO none IN variety or general desirabiIty.
In all lines OF gents furnishing goods their stock
and prices will meet with general approval.
SHIFTS.
The Wilson Bros. shirts, handled only by us,
are the best on the market, and can: be- beat, Y
indeed eqaaled. Fits guaranteed AZ prices to
suit every body. Don't buy a white shirt unth
you see "Tbo Wilson Bros"
The fur stock will be opened at once, and 10
the best, as usual. We allow no one to beat 10
on furs or fur trimmings. REPAIRS. Ladies
wishing repairing done should call as early 40
possible, for during the busy seaeon less time
can be given to this work, nor can 1t be done
quite so chespy as now. Satisfaction guaran-
teed on all good. or work OF this kind, In which
mo house In this region really pIetends TO
rival us.
BUFFALO ROBES
We have bought u large collection OF northern
butfaio robes, which we will offer at the lowest
prices. Remember ue make thi, guarantee: Tho
buyer Is allowed the use OF all robes we puaran-
tee from now until January !, 1852, TOR, In other
words, we give IL ninety days guarantee, no mat
ter when the goods are tought-now or three
months hence IL they prove other than ~
guaranteed after three months use. they may 10
returned and the price paid will be refunded.
We have had many years Of experience with
these goods. so that we cannot be deceived, and
annnailg make this guarantee; and we have
,<rrr had a ,uJ- returned.
Call aud examine any line Of goods we carry.
HULL II BAnTEIs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
A hUsEMENTS.


The emil talumeut OF The week was by the
| Buutio Bill party, mhu attracted u large mouse
duu gave universal Satisfaction. Some of our
Oo,s say, however, that ButiIlo Bills rife shoot.
lug can be Improved, aud mas beea beaten here.
That delightful facial play "All the Rage" Is
boOhea at the Opera House tor Sept. -, imme.
dateiy alter Tie Chicago engagement. he com.
paLS 'tmaihs about thC same rs last year, the
only changes being in minor parts, one Of which
rs given To MIS- Laura Dainty, the elocutionist
Ia tue lhiri act her readings are introduced.
There viii also &c Considerable choice music by
Ia Iine quartette in the company. We know Of
40 play NOW on the road more thoroughly enjoy
able IN Itself, the Willy text keeping any audience
hut inumuIies IA perpetual round OF laughter,
while the company is one of The finest travelling
Since It's appearance here, one year ago, this
play has been seen in every city Of my note In
he north and net few ia the south, aud every.
where it has scored Il popular hit" Its last
Chicago engagement lasted four weeks, and its
capacity for draught was Us great ut the close as
at The commencement. IL tUurished for six
weeks IL 4 very healthy condition during one of
New Hurl's most torpid seasoDs, and repeated
the sane performance in Boston. Its engage
men.s IN other large towns were from one To Fix
weeks At AL Of these places it proved to be the
most uniformly successful OF liz species We
predict Immense sale Of seats for ''All the
Rage"
MI Sherwood is making an effort to secure
concert this fall by the Clara Louise Kellogg
concert company They come high" but a
musical, rich and cultivated people such as we
have in Ottawa, ought to be able TO hear KEEL
ogg. Kellogg will not be heard in opera this
season, 80 that q concert by her here will be
in all respects rs fine as will be heard in Chica-
90. Ii q sufficient guarantee is given she will
come here.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On last Sunday couple of young fellows,
from James Mhthewson's farm, came 10 Ottawa,
and it appears called on large number Of the
Mayors friends, who keep particularly wde-open
house on that day Of rest. Going home lin u 10.
vial and genial mood, of course, rs Ia such cases
made and provided), they met an AGED pauper
taking his evening stroll along the road near
the asylum. They amused themselves 10y trying
To run over him; but the old gentleman WAS still
pretty spry and did some unusually pretty d0dg
ing. His skill so delighted the boys they Insist
ed he must take drink out OF their bottle, and
James Foley was delegated 10 administer the
poison. Getting out OF the conveyance, James
said "Old man, have drink" The o. IN, how
ever, knowing that man can never succeed in
life who drinks very properly said: II never
drink" James said: "Well see about that"
and threw the old man down, and used him for
a few minutes Us foot ball; then standing him
on his feet said: "Old man, hare a drink" The
o. N. said: II don't care # dol" and took a
good pull at the "black-thorn" And the young
men went on their way home rejoicing over their
Good. Samaritan-like act. Next day, however,
County Agent Gibson and the old gentleman had
Foley arrested. He plead guilty and, as he had
always before been an exemplary young mar,
Squire Weeks let him off with SIS aud costs
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A. Frank is home with an elegant new stock
of mems, boys and children's clothing.

The town of Ophir is "all tore up over the
disappearance of n bridegroom who should have
married one Of the charming young ladies' of the
town. 1t seems the young mans father, who
owns some 400 acres in the town, didn't like
the ontemplated marriage, and obsiina,cly held
on to his lands; while the young lady's people
were not well enough of to give her n big farm.
SO the young man, no., over well supplied with
this worlds goods, began to make excuses. TO
his best man. on the morning Of the day set
Wednesday, the 7tb,--he said he hadn't money
enough to go to MENDOZA to be married accord
ing to the plan. The b IN. advanced $40. Then
he said he must 90 home and get his team, and
went, Evidently, while there he agreed to
disagree" and getting into his conveyance,
handed his father the $40 TO return to its owner,
came TO Ottawa, and taking the G., Is. &. .,
ll:2S mail went south. His intended bride and
the community in general have heard nothing
of him since.
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Gentlemen's laundried and unlaundried shir
IN great variety at Lynch's, and prices very low
Obituary.

Mrs. PsRsIs L. CHASE remembered as proba
bly, the oldest lady In La Sale county, who at
tended the Old Folks Picnic at Ottawa q yeaI
ago and lung song with all the clearness ant
stesdiness OF young lady, died while on q visl
to relative at Fowler, Ind. on the 10th inst.
She had come TO Ottawa in 1S4l with her mother
who wac then 10 years old and lived to % wears
and lived with her sOnin law, Jas. II. Pickens
Rsq, In South Ottawa, ever since. She had mar
ried young, and In few years WAS left widow
with two children, aud never remarked. She
lived to see her descendants to the 9Th genera
ton; had lived through every administration OF
Jour government and remembered we'll when the
death OF Washington WAS announced. She was
q woman OF more than ordinary intelligence,
tenacious of memory as Of life, close observer,
and therefore always interesting in the social
circle. She had oil her life enjoyed good health,
and was 80 vigo Qua and we'll preserved that she
might have lived years longer but for an impru
dence that brought on Il fatal attack. though she
maintained the full possession OF her faculties to
the last Her remains were brought TO Ottawa
for burial in the South Ottawa Cemetery, the
funeral, which was largely attended. taking
place from the South Ottawa Presbyterian church
on Tuesday.
CHARLES G. MILLER one Of the pioneer settlers
OF La Sale county, and for some years engaged
in the mercantile business in Ottawa, died at the
! residence of his son in Chicago on the Sd inst,
| in the TED year Of his age. He was native Of
| Lancaster, Pa. and mad come to this county IN
about 1887, opening a tailoring establishment In
the village OF DAYTON, then buying and working
IA farm In Dayton township for several wears, and
then opening u dry goods store in Ottawa. It,
1862 he closed out hfs business here and returned
to Pennsylvania, going into business at Pitts
burg, but gave that up in about 1872 and since
then had lived in Chicago. He was q man of
more than average educatioI, fond Of books, a.
wide reader, and a ready and fluent speaker
Though active in his earlier days q democratic
politician, generous and big hearted he never
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On last Friday evening Mas Mauley enter.
tanned anumOer OF the young people OF the city,
the guest VI honor being Miss Cora AleB, OF
Davenport.
\ pleasant s0ciable, which was well attended
was given by the ladies Of the VI. l.. church OF
this city NJ the residence Of Mrs. David Strawn,
on Monday evening.
The young ladies OF the Public Library gave a
dancing entertainment az the residence Of Vim.
Orr, on tn, sday evening, which proved very
pleasant, though not largely attended.
The young people of the neighborhoOd and
several from Ottawa danced at Farm Ridge Semi.
nary last evening. such at least was the arrange.
Inent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

During the sociable at Mrs. Strawn's, four
miles south Of Ottawa, on last Monday evening,
some scoundrel, or scoundrels, made "a raid on
the harness, whips, &c, on the animals and in
the buggies tied at the place. One whole har-
ness was stolen by taking the saddle and breech-
ing Of Mr.. spencer's horse and the bride aud
tugs from another. Very many buggies showed
evidences Of their work, though the Their men
toned WAS the most serious. Mrs. Strswn,
however. did all she could TO remedy the annoy
ance caused BY the theft.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

FiRE.-Our representatives at the Quincy
fremen's tournament made strong plea for
giving the tournament to Ottawa next year, and
have evidently made a favorable impression
Mr.. Asst. Chief Perkins guaranteed u fund Of
81 200, and the matter referred to the
Board of Control, which meets in the first week
in January 1882. On this subject the fireman :
Journal says: 1.-THE Ottawa boys want the next
tournament, and We think they ought to have it,.
Ottawa is one of the best towns in the state for
n meeting Of this kind You see there's Moth
ing like sending good men, and Ottawa's
chances for securing the tournament of 1882
are frst-class.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

The Wenona Fair let not one OF our readers
forget, opens ON Monday next. This is one of
the best associations in the west, and the Weno.
ma fairs have invariably been we'll conducted and
are worthy OF hc confidence put in the manage.
mcnt. Every effort has been made TO make this
fair In ali respects thorough success and inter.
estBg and valuable to farmers. As La Sale
county holds no far herself this fall this one be-
comes really a La Sale county affair and should
interest La Sale county farmers. The local rail.
roads have offered reduced fares and freights,
aud visitors should see lots Of La Sale county
people stock aud goods there next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On Monday about noon three ladies, Mrs. Geo.
Keith. Of Rutland, Mrs Z, L. Keith, OF Lee Co.
and Mrs. Hathoru. Of Wedron, were on their way
10 the residence Of Mr. Peter Dies. on Douglas
81 Reaching the corner OF Illinois av. aud Clay
st. installing their way. they attempted To tura
around but while making the turn their double
team was frightened by lad, Davv Lorrisux.
riding on a bicycle. The horses made sharp
turn, upsetting the carriage. All the people
we're thrown out In 4 heap, and all were constd-
erably bruised. though not seriously hurs. Tho
carriage was entirely destroyed, excepting tho
wheels and three springs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Those new goods at Spencer's boot and shoe
store, 80 long delayed on the road, have In great
part arrived, and are now open for the public to
look at They make the stock OF ladies', misses,
mems and chi'dren's shoes and boots complete
In variety and irs.class In quality. Ifyou want
to see the fall and winter styles, call at Spencer's
and he'll show you the correct ideas, and goods
that speak for themselves in other respects.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On Monday the team of John Woodlock, Of
Dayton, was frightened hy the Rock Island cars.
Mr. Woodock, while trying to bold them NJ their
heads, was dragged some distance and was con-
sdtraby hurt on the head hy the tongue though
not seriously Joun O'COnuor, in trying Ia stop
the team, WAS run over and nruscd; aud lsier
on the team ran into and disabled the buggy u
MIR. WIN. DouReu. DR.. Hopkins took care u
the wounded
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Received today another lot of those SC prints.
First come will have first pick they go fast.
New goods in every department
Full stock of fannes and yarns.
The cheapest cotton batten in the city.
The largest stock of dress goods in town.
Some entirely new styles received this week.
Owing to our large sale of carpets we have to
duplicate our orders; so we have as usual the
largest stock in the city. Call and see; do not
take our word for IT. W. IL HULL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Our friend 7. d. Crimmins, Esq, now of the
recorders office, with the assistance Of his
friend NJ Cassidy, of Stiefels as best man. as
tonished the Utica people on Wednesday by car
rying off in marriage Miss Celia Hughes, one Of
the charming young ladies Of the neighborhood
We congratulate Mr. Crimmins, Hes one of
the good fellows. you know and we are pleased
to see these greenbsck ideas Of his haven't dis
turbed his ideas Of the good things Of this life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
OUR AGENTS.

: THE FREE TRADER may he obtained at the folio wing
places by the single copy subscriptions viii be taken for
any length Of time at the regular rstes,
WILEY, Seneca.
r. L. DoSAsHo, strestor.
H. THowBRlDaE hsrselles.
Geo. II. HHRGER, for Troy Grove, Ophr and Waltham.
Address, Troy Grove.
The 'aer always ale at the Office Of the Rock Island
& r. 20 Clark st. under Sherman House. Chicago for con.
venience Of our friends
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

There has been not little complaint by mer.
chants az delays ia receiving goods. Yesterday
Ng. Spencer received goods shipped from Boston
Aug. 20, aud several similar cases are reported.
We don't know that there IS any remedy that the
dealer can apply TO the case; nevertheless these
delays ere annoying, and generally the result Of
carelessness between Ottawa and Chicago, at
Englewood sometimes, at Aurora al other times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

County Court and Clerk -walthers Block, Madison a.
ccs Coa1s ana aaas GRe sSa Of r cou9
Shertr. Same. up stairs
Coa,oty dgsnL-W liners Block, up stairs.
Coroner over 81. stiefel's store
The following were this week granted licenes
10 marry:
Fred Bollecker and Louisa Melitski.
Chas. Ii. Raft and Lizzie HARDEN.
Geo A. Lewis and Gertrude LIE Seur
Oliver G. Jones and Maggie A. BUTTERFLY.
Ernest A. Delborbe aud Elizabeth A. Donovan.
Asa COan and Silena A. Phillips
WIN. Myers and Mary f. Nance.
8. f. Butte and Irene Crawford.
Andy 7. Nelson aud Christine Bergstrom.
Vim. Cuddis and Mary REYNOLDS.
Peter Leschke and Paulina Koslonsski
Fred 8, Rimmele and Elizabeth N. Milburne.
Willaid g. Nickerson and Cora NJ. Ford.
Jos. Jackson and Hannah Evans
Vim. K. Dunn and Katie Nolan.
Thos. Neary and Ellen Madden.
Gibson NJ. Clark and Allie K. OptgrOve.
Geo. ". Eckert and Marietta Hanes.
Clarence shnler and Carrie K. Rathbun.
T. Deane Crimm,ns and Celia K Hughes.
WIN. Eicbelberger and Ella Sessler.
DOS Hampson and Louisa Sessler.
Geo. W. Griffin and Bell Winans
Peter A. Macarthur and Mary J. Pancoast
John Claus and Mayda,ena Schaffer.
REAL ESTATE
During the week real estate instruments mum.
bered from 20 227 to 20 335 inclusive were He'd for
record. The new instruments indicated busi
ness Of
az .soo'Vei oO
Loans ~, 765 10
Among the sales were the following:
Eli neq Q, IS, l. Troy Grove, $4,000.
VIII neq Z So 3. Serena. 81, 600.
NEG Is, 81, 8, Eagle 5000.
The property on which the Streator Hotel will
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Chief Engineer Morris reports that twenty six
Of the forty three miles Of the kankakee IL Sene-
ca extension Of the Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st.
Louis * Chicago road. the Chesapeake & Ohio
outlet, Is graded ready for the track, and he
thinks that With an October favorable Tor rail
road construction The division will be ready for
trains TO run over IL hy Nov l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Our stock of boys clothing is very large and
complete 1t Includes all of the latest fall styles
and for general make up and price can't be beat
in this state Don't forget Stefel when in want
Of boys clothing. NJ. SrIEfEL Co.
White Corner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

There will be a meeting of the Ottawa Gene
>ery Association on next Friday evening at the
city hall. All stockholders, lot-ovners, and
citizens generally who are interested in the
cemetery are requested to be present as business
Of importance is to be transacted.
X. c. JORDAN, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Jus, received and they contain most choice line
Of new fall goods. For elegance and style they
have no equal in this city, and arc pronounced
by all the ladies, who have had the pleasure of
seeing them. perfectly elegant DO not fail to
call and see them before purchasing elsewhere,
and oblige ferries & FLICK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Fine new pianos and organs TO rent at Mrs.
Brewers store. Also some second hand instru-
ments. When new instruments are rented tho
rent applied on the price II purchased. This 10
an easy way TO get u piano or organ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

To RgNr.-A very desirable dwelling, with
modern conveniences, excellent barn, pleasant
And inviting grounds, In as good nelghborhood
- can be found Rent moderate.
Dir. J. o. HARRIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

The great Chicago Fair closes to day; but the
"Expose"-the Inter State EXposlliOn-is also
this var well worthy of an extended visit. The
Rock Island Road. with its usual generosity, has
made low rates to Chicago during these great
shows uf the wealth aud resources OF this
country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On Tuesday evening, during the Young La
dies Sociable at Mr.. Orrs, on the ridge, q mum
her of young roughs made nm attempt to steal
the refreshments. Mr. Leighton, through the
Bottle Co.'S telephone, summoned the police
and the crowd was dispersed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1881.
We'll! Well!

This IA the word used by all the women that
have bought those Cass shoes. They really do
beat everything i ever saw. You cannot wear
them out" Try one pair and satisfy yourself.
Call aud see us and see If We look rs though we
were going to sleep. MAHgR Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

John knudtson, Of N-I'le Greek TIP, Grundy
county, while crossing the Rock Island track
with load Of lumber, three miles Sest OF Nor
ria, on lat Friday night. was run Into by the
cars. He was tight. and got oG with two bro
ken ribs and cut head THE conductors brought
him TO Marseiles for medical care.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On last Friday evening part Of Wslther's soda
fountain apparatus exploded His assistant
Daniel Mnhoney, was scratched a little by soue
Of the pieces, but no serious damage was done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
Punnpsl Pumps!

Wholesale and retuil. The |. y. L. Is warranted
equal Ia the best; aud we will not be undrrsold
In pumps. sewing machines or ANYTHING in our
line +. ID SwEETZEK 81 Co,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

ExrosITIoS.-On September 8, :, 5, 9, 10, IA
is, l6 Il, ~, and October !, 5, 10 IL, L. IS, 20
81, - the C., Z. * 4. X. Co. will sell excursion
tickets from this station 10 Chicago and return
for IS. - for the round trip. This includes ad-
mis- ion ticket 10 the exposition, and will be good
for return passage to include the following Mon
day. T. H. MARVIN, Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Drills Of Co. D were resumed on last Tuesday
evening. About IS per cent. of the membership
were present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Our stock of hats, caps and trunks is as large
- any in La Sale county. We can and will
sell them at prices that will pay you TO examine
them. Before you make your purchases. please
call and learn prices. W. SrIErEL & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
Tho ChurcheS

Baptist Church.-Mr. Mcpherson in his pulpit
merning aud evening. Subjects Of sermons:
the Future Happiness;" The Philosophy of
Prayer-Does God hear the National PRAYER for
the Presldentr 8. School sharp at r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17
'BuChuEtihA."

New, quick, complete cure days. urinary az.
fecions, smariing, frequent or difficult urina-
ton, kidney diseases. 81. Druggists Depot,
Max Kneuss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

The Aurora excursion to Ottawa on last Sal
urday numbered only about GO people Probe
bly, the rain reduced the crowd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Two fine rains have fallen since orr last-OT
Friday night and Saturday, and on Thursday
Between rains the weather was quite cool, SUN
GENTLY so TO make oyercoats comfortable in
the night time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

On Monday last the secretary OF state licenses
THE Mendoza Union Fair Association" capita
stock. 1900; incorporsiors, Frank T. Snyder
Vim. Truman, T. 8. Chiids, ID. l.. Harris.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-09-17

Go to A. Frank & Co.'S, the manufacturers of
~nen's and boys wear, if you want well made
and stylish clothing. and save money