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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

AND PURSUANT
~ to the Act Of the GENERAL Assembly
Of the state of Delaware, entitled . An Ac.
Coroerning Private Corporations" passed
at Dover. March "a, 1889, notice is hereby
givea that an application VIII be made 70
Inc Hon. william q. Whiteley, Associate
j udse Of the Superior Court Of the state Of
Delaware, residing in New Castle County
on Tuesday, tho tweoty. seventh (27th) day OF
Ootober. a. h 1885, at 10 O'Clock In the
morning, at Chsmbers. In the ~ Of WI
mington, county and State Aforesaid. for the
incorporation OF "The Celluvert Manu1ac-
turing Com pany, !" the character and object
Of which are to manufacture ocliu'
vert, or articles lace OF celluvert
fparor or other fbrous substances
| AMI to sell and dispose Of the product Of such
manufacture and, business and generally V
/ dc all things necessary or proper for th'
accomplish ment o. the above purposes, anf
to that end TO have, possess. and ealoy Gil IN
rights, benefits and privileges OF the sail
Act Of Assembly.
HOFFECKER b HOFFECKER,
o14.1ot Attorneys for incorporation
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

L-A u
hn1snGs 4 A . X NEW H-S
III .'an i aog, year old, AkS
|fsl,s ~, plain leather cO.I r. A
Nh wa be paid Il left at the N.
~ and Orange ste. oi9-2,.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

tUYLE, AT NO. SOB WEST
EIseud street, buys aud soils
NV VI sec0B d. hand furnt.
uuihR, carpets, stoves and
|onS aul0-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

Y5O2 SALT-A GROCERY SrORF,
doing good business, we'll located.
Address, A, + D., this oitioe. ola tt
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

ih''- BUAKD BY A YOUNG
VI Iflya.e family preierre1. Ad-
y x this office. o2o Us
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

Y n,!se-fLEAS ANT VEAL FUR
n, \ second and third story font
T. " Il, Kas, bath, etc Good bard
|, - nm tistiols: prices reasonab bio
l ladders at COZ wishing on ct.
ol6-6L*
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

|tD-lD SELL, AN tLE1ANF 7
|tyc pisno. carved legs ami 81 oil.
" Y Isl Fifth street. Ole OFT
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

n,,Af--fpk VI AN AND WlFE.-
,aht third story front room, in q
H.. 'ot S25 er month Railroa 1
|N'su' address boarding, this Of
o9-4t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

|lti-CHlGKENS DRESSED. AT
H. 81 add 80 l LiId Street MARI ct.
phtiUN. OlI.d&wtf.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

nHOPOSALS FOR SI1PPLIES FOX
L the Almshouss and the Diamond State
inpsue Hospital, will be received by the
Trustees Of the Poor up to 10 O'Clock, .. m.
on Saturday, tue oath day OF October. 1881.
bidders will find schedules at tho oftics Of
william 4. Lyman. E,q., Exchange Build
ing, on West Seventh street, between Market
and Shipley streets, or at the Alnshouse.
Propos sls for beef Ell all be for the fore quar-
| ters with eleven etandiLg or chuck rib, u
/ out and the skin cut eff, and cut CT CATTLE
dressing not less than so pounds. lids TO-
legs and sbins shall be lus IN separately
The prop ,rtion oil the latter to the Who'll,
quantity, thali not be less than one-fftl
nor mora than onc-feurth. Proposals ma
90 sddreleed, trustees CT the Poor, or III,
l8UTHkIE, superintendent, Box s., WI
minHtop, Del. o2o 2.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

y3oR sALE-A FAM OF 10, ACRES,
in Per cader Hundred, 4 mile from
Porter's st,tioa, Delaware Railr ad, tho
n,ouor,y OF W. w. Stewart, deceased, j h.
STE ART, Admiristrator, st. efrges,
Del oioeoo-u
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

ro,K sAI.E OR RENT-THE PROPER
N " n. southwest corner Of Third and
murc6 streets, now tsnanted BY tho Hare b
noraan Company. Apply to J. II. hUF
rECKER, JR., trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
Ninth and Market streets. city. sepl7-ec DIT
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

rNUR SALr.-JNE OF THE MOST paJ
n ductive farms In Now Castle County
within seven miles Of this city. 1t contain
2Os acres and VIII be sold at very low Inquire
and on easy tarns Full particulars on appli-
cation TO SAMUEL OULBERT. 500 Shi"'ey
street. sou
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

[Eis-Ar ONCE. A FARM HAND
~ uontts Board found. Ap-
4 fefree, York;, aud 81 uh Mills,
n20-2t
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21
yOK RENT.

1 IN uEEAr, ut.si IA BILE
..,.ab,e fot oitices, club rooms,
s,tufing purposes. Apply 70
n N, l. son. No. 7ll MARKET
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

NOR SALE-A MARkEr WAGON,
IL gooi as new will be sold cheap. Apply
TO Z. II, BARA, 1873 Market street. o1o-ots
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

noR sAI,EoR EXuHANGE-ASM SMALL
place tn iirandywine Hundred, with
rood buildings. Easy terms. GREGG &
WAITER rs Market street. olb ~
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

n hous.s. with bath and frant porches, on
IIu pom str cot bstween Eighth and Ninth
Streets. on easy terms. Apply - DARRELL
MoK ENNEY, Southwest corner Third and
Monroe streets. ei-eod-lm
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

a. FOR SALEAA GOOD WORK OR
4H family Griving horse, seven years
old, sound, wsrtanted to work anywhere.
haf no use for him or Will sell an oder,
and cheaper horse. Apply to TATNAI.L q
Bro t0l Maryland avenue o't ~
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

ltb-A WAITER AND OYSTER
P'i'i AZ b . X ing street. 020 II
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

CAFE DEPOSIT BIKES NOV hcaDi.
- Annual rent from u 70 $40, according
TO sisa. FIRST NATIONAL Il ihk.
au12.2m
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

A GENTS WANrtD-CAN CLEAN $40
n per day. Goods sell at sight hd-
dress 3. FRANK UOULtSd, 1lo king ST.,
Wilmington. Del. oelm
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

y..Dk Sai.r,-IHEAP, SEVEN SHARES
tf Masonic Hall stock. Apply at this
otf,ns cS-tt
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

IRE

WE'D ten, !
|ond and '
Ipaarr'nss,sslsII
|iull me-
mud sttse'd
reason ~
=. ei,stSm
"A call % |
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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

idoubtedly right. Iron is good for the
Ihlood. For instance, observe what
clear complexion the Chinese Laundry
men have
Plsase to give me something, cir,
.,,a ON old voman 81 had blind
child he was my only means OF exis.
itencs. and the poor boy has recovered
his sight"
i An Ohio lover, writing to his sweet t.
heart, expatiating upon his affection Tor
ther. describes his heart as being rolled
lout fat like pancake and folded rouno
hers.
A thoughtful man can find fodder for
mnch rumination in the announcement
that seyenty.two per cent. OF the
lbald headed men In this country are
married.
nDear Laura, when we were counting
lyon were very dear 10 me; put NJ.
Iyou're my W ife, and am paying your
bills, you seem to get dearer ana oearo'
A nineteen. year .old girl has just mar
lr;ed her fourth husband. She inteno
living a married life until she dies, l
1.-The stock of husbands only holds cut,
The Young lady who burst into tear
) has been put together again, and Is nov
wearing hoops to prevent the recurrence
, lof the accident.
6 The Young lady who was accused
). hreak ing Young mans heart has Dee
: ,ound ia the bonds of matrimony
) keep the piece.
! He. ~ see the latest idiocy OF wone
= in to have monkey for a pet ohe
= That Il not new. IL WAS 30 Wneh "
got married"
y Nothing is impossible for him WI
q ,;l,s - chimes in a would-be philost
.. inner. You try it when the old lad
1 lsays" WON'T"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

SALE-THE sc BSOhlB
or, as Trustee, will sci. at Public kuc-
Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

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Daily Republican., 1885-10-21

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Nate fleld will deliver lecture in New
ork on the 18th inst. on the social and
political crimes of Utah.
Henry Mellert tried TO poison his mother
ana two brothers at Kingston. N. Y. by
putting arsenic in their tea
telegram from Rangoon states that war
between Burmah and the Indian Govern
ment has been formally declared
Professor Powell has written to Secretary
Lamar, denying the various charges affect
ing discreditably the administration of the
geological survey
The United States steamer Powhattan
has been considerably damaged at Aspin-
wall in a gale, and will probably be or
dered to Key West for repairs.
The picking of the Southern cotton crop
has progressed satisfactorily during the past
month, the proportion of the crop remain
ing in the fields being generally estimated
at one-third.
The agreement providing for the reci-
procal crossing of the international bound
airy line by troops of the United States and
Mexico in pursuit of hostile Indians, has
been extended until November l, 1886.
Sanford Fleming telegraphs from British
Columbia to Sir John Macdonald, that the
first through train over the Canadian Pa
cifc accomplished the journey in five days,
and that the trip would shortly be made by
passenger trains in four days.
The suggestion has been made to the
Regents OF Mount Vernon by Horace J.
Smith, Of Santa Barbara, Cal. that groves
OF trees be planted on the estate, these
plantations to be made up OF plants char
acteristic of the regions they are sent from.
Colonel Thomas Lowry, the leading spirit
in the American telegraph project, says the
enterprise Is to be hurried forward as rapidly
as the exigencies OF the season will permit,
and that ample capital, both at Minneapo-
lis and 81. Paul, is interested in the project.
The hearing of the petition for the APP
pointment OF a receiver for the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company was resumed
in the Connecticut Supreme Court Monday
afternoon. The assets of the corporation
are said TO be s., $40, 796, and the liabilities
81, 365, 22S IS.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, which has claims against the Gov
eminent for transporting troops and sup
plies to the Army of the Potomac during
the late war is making every preparation
10 have Congress appropriate money for
that payment
The inaugural ceremonies of the North.
South and Central American Exposition
took place in New Orleans yesterday. The
weather vas clear and pleasant. flags were
displayed throughout the city, and the
commercial exchanges and other business
was suspended.
The trial in London of Mr.. Stead. editor
OF the Pal N0H GGzctte, Sampson Jacques,
of the same newspaper; Mrs. Rebecca Jar
rett and Madame Louise Msurry, on q
charge OF indecenty aSsaulting Eliza Arm
strong, resulted in a verdict of guilty against
all four prisoners, who were sentenced as
f1ll / Il Il II
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Jackson, Amador county, is to have new
gas works.
The Butte county public schools cost
100000 this year.
Only four high licenses have been issued
so far in Los Angeles.
A great many invalids are arriving in
Los Angeles daily from the East.
After January LIST Santa Barbara county
will pay no more bounties for wildcat scalps.
Up to last Sunday ST., O34 had been SUBJ
scribed to the railroad celebration fund in
San Diego.
Extensive experiments in growing to-
bacco and rice are to be made in Tulare the
coming season.
L. c. Daley of Cold Fork, Cottonwood
creek, Tehama county, has raised squash
weighing 12l pounds.
The Arizona Territorial Insane Asylum
is to be erected about two miles outside of
the town limits of Phoenix.
There are six flour mills in operation in
San Jose, and the margin for profit is said
to be very small on their output.
Traver, Tulare county, has a band of
regulator" who see to it that obnoxious
characters are forced to move on.
During the past season the hight of the
Mormon temple at Salt Lake City has been
increased by sixteen courses of stone.
Metallurgical works are to be established
at Latourelle Falls, on the liue of the rail-
road between Portland and the Cascades
Jew fish weighing from $50 to 800 pounds
are frequently caught III the Santa Barbara
channel and are said TO be very good eating.
AT the recent San Diego fair there were
1863 separate entries and 147 first premi-
ans, besidss 149 second premiums and di-
plomas were awarded.
Coyotes are reported very numerous in
the Butte county foothills, where they are
committing depredations on the sheep and
other domestic animals
The Los Angeles Police Commissioners
have issued a ukase that ANY police officer
meddling in politics, or trying to influence
voters, will be dismissed from the force at
once"
The effort to Incorporate the town of
Redding has proved a failure, and the COM
mittee appointed TO take charge of the mat
ter have been given two years in which to
report.
The Dalles orr City Council has provid-
ed that all manufacturing enterprises cost
ing $4,000 or more shall be exempt from
city taxation Tor the first five years after
completion.
llG CSLiSuS ~ OiIiDi CbllillNe VI, SHOWS
that the number of legal voters number
1892 females, 1858; males, $685.. The
valuation Of the annual products of the
county is 100000.
The Portland Oregoaian says: The
wharves are beginning to BE lined with
ships once more, and bluff, bronzed Cap
tains, and smart prentice boys in natty
caps and big muiflers are becoming plenti-
full on the streets.
E. NJ. Aeils, of Walla Walla, raised 300
sacks ofsweet potatoes on two acres of land
never before cultivated. The land is a
rocky creek bottom, and while situated
only a mile from that city, was never con-
sidered worth the tax money.
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SECOND DIsPATCH.1

CALIFORNIA LION KILLED-The St.
Helena (Napa county, Star says
For some time past it has been known
thata large and ferOciouS beast mas been
haunting the vicinity of the Phoenix mine.
near Upper Pope. Numerous depredations
have been committed on stock and fowls.
1t Is supposed that about twenty goats, be-
longing to MIR. Stilbaugh have been de-
voured, and numbers of chicken owned by
parties residing at the mine. The tracks Of
a large animal have been seen in different
places in the vicinity, and not long since a
lady walking alone in the woods, in the
moonlight came suddenly in sight of q
large beast resembling a dog. 1t growled
AMI she fled precipitately, while the animal
skunk off in the darkness. \ few days ago
Charlie Lawley of Black Oaks, near the
GhRniX mine, went out on a deer hunt, ac-
companied by his dog Jack, full-blo9ded
deerhound. While standing for moment
Ender u low bushy tree, he heard a peculiar
growl. He instantly looked up, and what
was his surprise to see a monstrous beast
crouched among the branches. Stepping
back quietly he raised his gun and fired
Just as the animal was in the act OF spring
ing to the ground in the brush His faith
ful dog Immediately sprang after him,
when Charlie gave him another shot,
wounding him severely. One more shot
finished him; and drawing him out at full
length, Charlie had the pleasure of seeing
before him the terror of the neighborhood.
a full-grOwn California lion. He measured
six feet eight inches from the tip of his
| nose to the end of his tail His tail vas
thirty inches long, his foreleg twelve inches
round, and his paw seven inches long aud
four inches wide. He was thirty eight
inches around the body, and weighed 10
mounds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11

TOMORROW: Ladies Fine Atwood Jerseys
braided back and front. The best ever shown
in The city for 81.


This season Of the year people in the
country usually come to the city to make
their Fall and Winter Purchases. A visit
to the RED HOUSE will well repay you, as
there are many advantages to be gained by
dealing With our House. A great deal Of
time and trouble is saved, as here you will
find good assortment to select from in
each Department. If DRESS SUITINGS are
wanted, hundreds Of bolts greet yOH in all
shades, kinds and qualities; handsome
SILKS, YELYETS AND PLUSHES, in every
shade imaginable; piles Of PRINTS,
GIkGAAMS AND SHIRTIEGS;; DOMESTICS,
FLANNELS AND LINENS, by the case;
mountains Of blankets, QUILTS AID
COMFORTS; The latest styles in LADIES',
MISSES And CHILDRSN'S CLOAKS, the
pretty things in the MILLINERY DEPART
MEhT must be seen to be appreciated;
FANCY GOODS-thGr8 is 10 end 10 ibis
bFanGh-it comprises SO many different
articles.
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THE 4" HOME SEEKER.

The immigration Association of North
ern California is now preparing to Issue
the November number of the "H0ME
SEEKER" 1t is to be enlarged, and
fully illustrated with photographic views
Of Northern California. 1t viii contain
practical information of the resources
and advantages Of the Northern Coun-
ties. Allthe proceeds of this publication
will be devoted to the carrying on OF
Immigration work. We appeal to the
business men of the Northern part Ofthe
State to give it their advertising sup
port. BY so doing, the work of bring
ing an increase Of population to the
State viii be carried on. At Ogden
copy viii be put in the hands OF each
incoming passenger. In addition to this,
several thousand copies will be dis
tributed on the trains leaving Chicago,
in order to attract the settler intending
to settle in other States and Territories.
Give the "H0ME SEEKER" your sup.
port. ap7-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11

fIO LET-A NEW HARD-FINISHED 49,
Il house; nine rooms bath, gas and all Iii;
modern conYeniences. Inquire at 15I4 o 5li.l
street. OI4-tf
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SUGAR CANE IN BUTTE CoUNrY.-The
Chico Record says:
We visited field of sugar cane the other
day, with a sugar mill attached, on the
place of J. I. Mcintosh, and examined the
operation OF making syrup from the cane,
and tested the product. Colonel Hogan
and George Hall set to work last spring
and planned about forty acres on the place
of ]. T. Mcintosh, some two or three miles
north of Chico, and although there was no
rain after the seed was planted in the
ground the grain grew very well, and fair
product of syrup is expected While we
understood from Messrs. Hogan and Hall
that the product per acre was fair one,
there can be no doubt but that favorable
season, with usual spring rain, would pro-
duce much heavier crop of cane. The
experiment shows that Butte county can
produce all the sugar cane required for
home consumption. and We believe there
is no good reason why it should not be as
probably grown as wheat and barley At
all events it would help out wonderfully,
when the price Of wheat should rule as
low as it has the past two years.
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An OFFENSIVE PAErIsAy IN DANGER.

AN OFFENSIVE PAErIsAY IN DANGER
The Carson (Nev) Appeal is responsible
for the following
VIM Corbett, .Ir., the young man who
has been appointed by the United States
Government to carry the immediate deliy-
cry letters in this city, has been hard at
work ali the past month waiting patiently
for the letters to arrive. During the term
Of his incUmbency he has carried three
letters, and on pay day the sum of Is cents,
or cents for each letter carried, viii be
due him from the national exchequer.
Besides staggering under the grave respon-
sibilities of his Office at the small salary
above noted, he is in momentary expects-
ton of being bounced for offensive parti-
sanship, aud has it from reliable sources
that he is down on the Executive black
list, as Mr.. Cleveland has not allowed his
case to escape his eagle eye.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11

Over one hundred different lines Of Shoes
can be found in that Department, aud the
same in B6n'S and Boys Boots; elegant
Furnishing Goods for Mems Wear; stylish
and fashionable Clothing, in all grades;
the newest in Mems, Youths and Boys
Hats; Trunks, Carpets, Mating, and
hundreds Of other things that cannot be
spoken Of at this time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11
4 Good Business Suit!

Single-breasted
Sack Suits, in a
Medium-dark Brown
mixed Cashmere, with
a mixture of white silk.
Stylishly cut coat, me-
dunn length; high cut
vest, with rolling collar;
pants, late style cut.
Take it altogether, this
line is a fair representa-
tive of our entire assert
ment. This lot we have
marked at $l4 a suit:
sizes, "a to ~. ANY
person thinking to pur-
chase a suit will do well
to look here.
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and John Toilet making an argument
against its constitutionality. A decision in
the case will not probably be rendered be-
fore next Tuesday
A CHASTITY Discovery.
New YORK, November 11th-A. Ma
borers yesterday, while excavating for a
building in Brooklyn, found eighteen
human skulls in contracted place, only
fourteen inches below the surface The dis
coVery caused great excitement, as no one
can explain the mystery. The lots were
never built upon.
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Courthouse Destroyed by Fire.

GALVESTON, November 1Oth.-A special
At midnight, last night, flames were dis
covered in the County Trcasurer's Office in
the Courthouse of Leon county. The fire
spread rapidly, and consumed the entire
building Many valuable records, dating
back thirty years, which cannot be dupli-
Gated were burned The County Clerks
safe contained large sums of money on de-
post, which, it is believed, will be found
intact. The fire was undoubtedly of incen-
diary origin, as traces of kerosene have
been found
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-11

CALIFORNIA QUAIL.--The Winnemucca
New Sitce' State furnishes the following :
T. A. Morrow says all the canyons in the
Dun Glen range, near his cattle Fange, are
alive with California quail. He does not
know whether they wandered east from
the Sierra Ne7ada, or are the offspring of a
flock which John Guthrie brought from
California some years ago and set at large
on his ranch in Grass Valley, but wherever
they came from, they are quite numerous.
Flocks OF these quail are also seen in the
canyons in the mountains west of Willow
Point, Paradise valley, and they seem to
be as much at home in the buffalo brush
as in the chaparral of California
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Another aOld Man Ra,aer 4,

LINCOLN I'LL, November l9th.-A SEN
sation was caused to-day by the discovery of
portions of TIE bones of at least three per
sons under the smoke-house of home
stead belonging to one John Haines from
1872 to 1880 Haines was n desperate char
acter and the terror of his neighbors He
was participant in several bloody ARRAYS
here. and vas himself slain in Kansas a
year ago. 1t is now generally believed that
Haines Has another old man Bender .
and that she bones found are the remains
of some.ot his victims. An examination
of the PREMISES will be made tomorrow.
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PAINTS AND OILS,

7 L. CHADDERDON IMPORTER AND DEAL.
y. er in Paints, Oils, yarnishes, window Glssr
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc No. 204 K ST., Sacramento
oiT-TDN
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DANCING TEACHER

DARTIES DESIRING TO FORM PRI- n,
L vate or public school in city or coun- -
try towns the coming season, Will please f3A
apply or correspond with ]. P. MEL-S.-iA
CHI0R, Sacramento. o2i-1m
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Boys School Suits!

Bro Wn-mixed Fancy
Check Cashmere, with
red mixtures; ages, IL
to II. Price, So.
Dark Green-mixed Cassi-
m ere; eXtr all eaVy
weight, and a good SER
ViCeable suit for winter
wear; ages. g to II.
Price, So.