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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-18

SAN FRANc1soo, Jan. 1S-A petition
signed by ffty-four of the flty-fve Republi-
aan members OF the Cali ornia legislature,
and by every Republican member Of the Ne
vada legislature, has been forwarded to Gen.
Harrison, asking for the appointment Of NJ.
N. Estee, Of California as a member Of bis
,abinet
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-18

AIBANT, n. Y, Jan. 1s.-The assembly
wal 5 ana means committee viii report favor
atiy Mr El-s bill for a state weather bu-
g. "A; a.sJ .r Eusted's b.! lor participation
n the Washington centennial and deyoting
k5g, ,OO0 tor that purpose.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-18

PrrrsBdaG, Pa, Jan Is IA Charleston, W.
Va, special TO the Leader says; Four thou-
sand miners in the Eikhorn region went out
on strike on account Of change In the
size of mining cars. Great excitement pre-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-18

They Have Been Depredating Northern
New jersey for Some Tlme-Run Down
by Inspector Byrnes' NIen-Arrested In
Stolen Clothes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
A PROTESTANT HOSPITAL
Planned by the Womaos Union
Benevolent Society
AT YESTERDAYS MEETING,
Plans for tho Foundation of the
Enterprise Discussed Preachers
WIN be Asked to Aid Enter.
tainmepts for tho Fund,

An interesting and important meeting
Of the Womeu's Union Benevolent So.
ciety, Of this city, was held in the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton yesterday afternoon, The meeting
was for the purpose Of discussing and
formulating plans for establishing new
hospital in this city to be conducted
under Protestant ausplce. The meeting
was very largely attended, and great en-,
thusiasm was eyipced by the ladies
present, Mrs, W, F, Butler, President
Of the society occupied the chair, and
Mrs, W, ], W, Cowden, Secretary, oc-
Cupied her official position, The
matter Of creating a fund to
be known as the Hospital fund, was dis.
Cussed and iaYorably decided upon,
The ways and means Of procuring the
money necessary to contamination Of
their plans was touched upon, but no
well defined plan was presented. Rev,
DR., R, Rush sWope was In the building
during the meeting aud at the solicita-
ton OF the ladies, made a few remarks,
lauding the enterprise, referring to the
necessity for such q hospital as proposed,
and promising the cooperation OF the
Protestant churches. Mr.. Swope also
touched on practical plans for the fur
therlng OF the Rociety,s project, and out.
lined the work to DO done.
Twas decided positively to establish a
hospital, and committee was appointed
to ask the pastors OF all the churches In
the city and vicinity to preach a special
sermon on the subject next Sunday
morning,
Available sites for the location OF a
hospital were briefly discussed and 1t
was finally decided TO refer the matter
OF ascertainiug what available proper
ties can be had and their cost, TO a com.
mittee. This committee consists OF Mrs.
Il, W. Hazlett, Mrs, H, w, stand Mrs.
Brlscoe these ladies will lose no time
and will be ready to report by the time
tho nextmeeting iscallsd.
II has been arranged by the "King's
Daughters" Of ST. Matthews Episcopal
church, to hold u festival and serve sup.
per in tho basement OF the church on
Friday evening; the proceeds to 60 to the
hospital fund. The kings Daughters"
Of the First Presbyterian church are also
arranging for q similar entertainment
some tine In the uear future for the same
purpose. The ladies u the society are
very much In earnest and will work
assiduously for the new enterprise.
There Is already talk OF changing the
name and constitution OF the society,
and taking out u charter for the specific
purpose Of establishing and maintaining
a Protestant Hospital, They will also
make an effort to have the State make
an appropriation to assist tho enterprise,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
E00LISH PREJUDICE.

How Some People Allow a Word,
Against which They have a Prelu-
dice, to stand In the way OF their
own well'belng.
The old lady who would not allow her Aon 70
have addle, but was willing he should have
violin, Is a fair example Of the iOollSh prejudice
which very many people have against oeFtalR
words. Many. peTsons mlghI refuse 70 ,yS s9ss
h the SamO thing Now II v this class o. people
,Sh0 usunlly have o deen prejudice hBAlnhE the
words alcohol or Whlskey, They, know lnal
somebody has abused the use Of these ellelss
and hence they denoIuce them apget and ~ w
spite Of the fact that the beat tclenliAh aug W.
leading physicians OF the present Gay AaYoce's
aud use them constantly: 49,. 49,, vo,L,
ProL Austin Flint, Of Bellevue lheE totukl
COLLEGE. rays; "the iuhlplous use o. A!cQhoitlu
stlmIlGnS y one Of the 9IEing ic N :
Of progress In the practice VI meultlhe uuFtuh
PIei jo,epl Parrish, the distinguished author,
Eays; rWo know that alcohol viii steady the
heaFt, slow the pulse, warm tho skin, calm OK
element; and We ought e use Irown author
SAYS; IAN Intelligent COMPREHENSION o. the
action Of alcohol and Whilkey VIII have Z
greater influence In promoting temperance tnAi'
adhesion 70 dogma"
such high sciehuh lies show that pnIe
whitley should 90 used Al household REMEDY,
No father or mother need hesitate Tor . moment
10 administer Dutiy's PuIO Malt WhiAkty 70 Wy
ChildIOn, aud II lsEimply big0lTy 70 allow the
word Whlskoy, which Is ihe name Of !hls nedl
cline, TO stand In tho way OF tho WondettuI 3en'
remembered, however, that these effects Are
only 10 DO eGuTed by the use Of pure mellel
nal WhlSkey like Duify'S and care should pe
taken 10 use no other, Iel1.fu
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
Abroad.
y. A. Sweeney, a well known Tyler
county man, is at the stamm.
Grand Secretary BellingsleG, Of the /
o. o. F., is quartered at the Windsor.
Miss Lizzie seamon, Of the Island
spent Sunday with friends in Washing
ton, Pa.
Mr.. j. Bassell, Of OIarksburg, was
among those registered at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mr.. Alex Laughlin, Of Cleveland,
formerly Of this city, registered at the
Mcclure last night,
Mr.. Frank Engle, in advance Of the
Kindergarten" company, was register.
cd at the Howell last evening.
Mrs. II. G. Craft, of East Liverpool,
accompanied by Miss Edith Scott, oil
Wellsburg, are visiting relatives on the
Island.
Messrs. Colin NJ. Reed and A. NJ. Todd,
two Of tho solid business men oil Little
Washington, were registered at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Mr.. Owen S. Mckinney, Of Fairmont,
who Is TO be the editor OF the new DEM
ocratlc daily al Parkersburg, is again in
tho city registered at the Mcclure. He
hero in the interests Of tho paper
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY,
A SIaa Hound Over for breaking int
Baird Bros, Tool Shed,

A SIRn Hound Over for breaking into
Baird bros, Tool Shed,
Yesterday evening Justice Davis sent
Nicholas Curtis to Jail in default Of
$1,000 bond to appear for a preliminary
examination on the charge OF burglary,
Thursday afternoon, Curtis is charged
with having entered the machine and
blacksmith shop Of Baird Brothers, the
contractors who have the construction
Of the iron work Of the Union bridge,
The articles stolen were nine screw
jacks, three saws, three axes, three stock
dies, two hammers and other things,
aggregating In value SS7, Some ol
these articles were found Ia the willows
near the mouth Of Boggs' run, and the
theit was traced 70 Curtis through the
DRINK
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Openlpg Of the November Term The
Grand Jury WIN Report TO.lay,

Openlng Of the November Term : The
Grand Jury WIN Report ToslRy,
The November term Of the Circuit
Court for this county was opened by
Judge PAUL. in Part yesterday morn
ing, Judge Campbell was not present
to preside in Part II, and the suppose
ton was that he was being detained in
Hancock county by the failure OF the
jury in the Lee murder case 10 bring in
verdict, This case is one In which a
brutal murder was committed In a
shanty boat last August, The hearing
OF the testimony and the Arguments Of
the lawyers dragged 80, that Il was 0
O'Clock Saturday night before the Jury
got the case.
The Grand Jury, after having been
sworn and G. g, Hannah having been
named as foreman, was charged by
Judge PAUL and sent to their room,
where they were busily Engaged all day.
Not being able to dispose Of all the pre-
sentiments made by Prosecuting Attor.
ney Howard they were adjourned over
till $3.50 o'clock this morning, II Ia
thought they will be able To make their
return by noon.
The docket will probably be called in
Part /, which Is TO be devoted to the
criminal business this term, tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
THE BOSTON SOCIAL
Given by Gen, U, s, Grant Camp SONS of
Veterans a Grand Success,

Given by Gen, U. s. Grant Camp Sons Of
Veterans Grand Success,
The Boston Social" given last night
by Gen. U, s, Grant Camp, Sons Of Vet.
Grams, U, S, A., was a successful affair in
every sense, The splendid G, A, r.
hall was packedto overlooking through
out the evening with the brilliantly uni
formed "sons,e their lady friends, and
G, A, r, Veterans, The crowd was 50
great at times that 1t amounted To
crush, scores Of people who got no
iuItherthan the entrance, turning back
and going to their homes without 30
much as a glimpse Of the interior Of the
hall where the more fortunate ones were
enjoying the good things provided by
the boys. Baked beans and an old fash
Toned supper were enjoyed by the
guests, and extra refreshments such as
Ice cream, peaches, cake, etc,, wereseryed
by the young lady friends q the mem
bera OF the camp. Among the uniform
cd camps OF the Sons Of Veterans pres.
emit In q body were those Of Cameron,
Martins Ferry, Bellaire, and South
Wheeling, Many representatives OF
camps from other surrounding towns
were also present
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LOCAL BREYTTIgs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City,

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City,
Ar the Opera House to-night-MonToe
& Rice In "My Aunt Bridget"
AT the Grand to.night-The Leonzo
Bros, and their acting dogs in Mays
Devotion"
IT Is reported that WAGNER 4 Heuser,
OF Steubenyille, will shortly erect big
saw mill at Parsons, Tucker county, this
State,
The appeal case Of Van Baker will
come up and be decided during the
present session Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals.
WoRE on the Chapline street bridge
over Caldwell's run is progressing rap
idly, Several OF the iron beams were
placed in position yesterday.
IDA Ross and John Barnes were ar
rested by Officer Conrad In Alley o last
night for disorder, Barnes will also an.
swer to the charge OF carrying concealed
weapons.
NAN MoRRIsoE's house OF III fame
was raided last night by Officers Carney,
Daum and Truschel; two girls and five
men we're captured, Mrs. Miller's house
In Alley O, was called upon by Officers
Donley, He'll and BlCh; two girls and
four men were taken in there.
THE members OF Il, W, Stephens Post
No. IS, G, A, r., arc ordered by Com
mander Joseph A, Ankle to meet at the
Post room, on the South Side, at ]
o'clock to-day 10 attend the funeral oil
their deceased Comrade, Charles
Schmidt, late Of Battery A, West Wiz
ginia Artillery.
&, o. SAITH, real estate agent, has sold
the 0lmstead property, situated on
Maryland street, to j. Harvey Deyorer
who will occupy the same as a residence
after April /. Mr.. Smith has also sold
building lot on South Penn street, neal
Zans's green house to Peter Boyd, who
will build a large double dwelling on
the same.
THE special Council committee ap'
pointed to examine into the charge made
by the night soil haulers against Health
Officer Garrison to the effect that he does
not treat them properly, has been called
To meet this evening to arrange for going
into an examination OF the charge al
some set time,
TIE concert 10 DO given at Germania
hall this evening for the benefit oI
Christ's P. E. church at Fairmont, by
Miss Sara Sweeney, assisted by several
well known yocalists and musicians, will
attract quite a large and fashionable au
dience and doubtless net1goodly sum
The programme that bus been prepared
Is a very attractive one,
AT one Of the city Sunday schools las
Sunday gentleman who Is well &C
quainted with tho principles Of musit
thought he would give the children
series OF lessons on that branch Of eduCa
ton. Having written some music neatly
on the blackboard, he commenced by
giving some explanations and askini
some questions. To his surpriEe hi
questions were promptly answered u
concert, and he found that the pupill
could sing the scale accurately. He WA
thus reminded that music Is now beinl
taught in the public schools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.



Notes About Happenings ami People.
Pleasant China Wedding.
Squire ThCo. Keller was at ST. Clalrsyillo yes.
terday
Frank NJ. Hood, Off asst Liverpool, wasln town
yesterday.
M, Mrs; J, .. Montgomery Is visiting relatives in
WIN Madden is down dangerously i'll with
Bfighps disease.
John 7. Haywood Is visiting friends at ut.
Pleasant and ColCTain.
Yesterday the plate mill at the Standard was
of on account Of repairs.
N. g, Trlax shot forty.One rabbits aud a wild
turkey In two days over In West Virginia last
week.
The second nomination OF officers In Belmont
Guy Lodge, LOO. +" No, 81, took place last
night,
john llrrls left yesterday for GrGensburg, Pa.
where he has secured position III the glass
works there
4 large number OF Odd Fellows Of this city,
will attend some Of the meetings aud degree
work In Wheeling this week.
Judge John s, Cochran has moved into the
Lucy Kyle property on Fourth street. next TO
the Exchange bank, which he recently pur.
chased,
Misses Berthe Robinson and Laura Faron, OF
81. Clal1vllle, who have been visiting the fam.
ily OF John Pennington OH Filth street, returned
home yesterday.
The y, n. q. A. rooms will DO opened Deem.
Dor !. A good delegation will attend the dis.
ttlct convention, which opens NJ StcubenYllle
next Friday evening.
Standard Council il. o. U, A. NJ, No. 80, will
give q parade on Thanksgiving Tho Wheeling
and Dellalro lodges are expected TO bU hero and
take part, and the parade will DO a very credit.
Ahln ma.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
THE RIVER TRADB
on the Boom- Tho Andes Turns Back from
Hero-Notes About the lioats,

on the Iioom Tho Andes Turns Back from
HerO-Notes About the boats,
The Andes arrived from below at
about last midnight with a big trip on
board. Owing to the large amount
Of freight at this point awaiting
shipment 10 points below, Cap.
tain Cooper decided not TO 60
through TO Pittsburgh, but to
load and turn back from here, He will
leave hero at Q o'clock this evening, and
shippers are requested 10 hurry their
consignments forward as early In the
day as possible.
There has been o regular blockade Of
river freight at this point for the past
ten days or two weeks, Notwithstanding
the establishment Of the daily packet
line between Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati,
The trouble has been all the boats get
such load on at Pittsburgh and points
between there aud here, that by the
time they reach here they can take on
no more.
The 81. Lawrence relieved tie pres.
suro somewhat last Saturday night
when she turned back from here instead
OF going through. She took on over 700
tons Of freight here and then left some
nails at nearly every mill 10 say moth.
ing OF other stuff. When she passed
the Rainbow at Clarington Sunday
morning her engines we're stopped, and
she noated while she whistled for the
Rainbow 10 slow up, being fearful that
with her guards loaded as low as they
were the wash from tho wheels would
swamp her
The Rainbow Is due down this morn.
Ing and the Hudson Is due up. All the
regular packets are running on time ex.
Cept the 0'Ncal which is being put in
shape at steubenyille for a Pittsburgh.
Wheeling packet. The river was rising
last night with II feet In the channel.
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PATIENTS FOR WESTON.
Attendants Arrive to Take Them ON.
Iona RusSells Condition,

Attendants Arrive 70 Take Them on.
Iona Russelps Condition.
George w, Jackson, Mrs. Margaret
Mcooney aud Mary Cullen, attendants
from the State Insane Hospital at Yves,
ton, arrived here yesterday and regis.
teredat the Mcclure, They are here for
the purpose Of removing to the Hospital
two women who have been adjudged in.
sane, One Of these ia Annie Auber, OF
this City,who was tirstseut to jail 10 await
anindiCtment for bigamy 1T was discover,
ed soon alter her incarceIation, however,
that she was Of unsound mind and an
official inquest In lunRcy proved beyond
q doubt her insanity, The other woman
Is from Hancock county and was brought
down from there last night,
It was the original intention 10 send
Iona Russell 10 tue Hospital with these
attendants, but the condition ofthe uu.
fortunate girl was SO low last night that
they declined to take the risk, fearing
that she might die on their hands while
on the road, The poor girl appears to
be growing weaker daily, and will prob
ably never recover,
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sentoneoa for EIghteen AIonllls.

Saturday in the Common Pleas Court
at st, Clairsyille Judge briggs sentenced
George Keelcy, Of West Wheeling, con.
yicted OF sodomy, to eighteen months in
the penitentiary, When asked what he
had to say the prisoner replied in a firm
voice, looking the Judge squarely in the
eye: Nothing; except that before G oil
and man Island innocent Of this charge"
The feeling 10 quite general that Kelley
may DO innocent OF tho charge, the only
tNsect testimony against him being that
OF little boy. The Judge was very
lenient in his sentence, the maximum
penalty being 20years Imprisonment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19
lIrnrlelln CloLh. nnd srrre..

rs pieces latest shades Henrietta cloths
at 60C per yard, worth Ojc.
30 pieces (4O inches wide) all wool
Serge6, all C0lors, only 900 per yard,
worth 76c,
20 pieces Black (4O inches wide) all
wool Henrietta cloths at zoe, same aS you
will pay 81 90 for anywhere else.
100 pieces plaid aud striped Henrietta
cloths at 600 per yard.
Special bargains In SILK.
SroNE 4 THOMAS.
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ANuSENENTS.
Monroe s Rice Mt the Opera IIouso-Tl
Le0nEo BrOs.-OilIor Attractions.

Monroe S Rico Mt the Opera IIouso-The
LeonEo Bros.- Other Attractions.
Monroe & Rice in opening their en-.
gagement Of two nights and Wednes.
day matineeat The Opera House tonight,
will be greeted by a large audience OF
old friends. 10 those who have never
seen these two comedians III their laugh.
able skit, "My Aunt Bridget 1t may be
said that Monroe's Improvisation Of a
laundering, idiotic Irish woman is
one OF the funniest Of latter.day
creations. No, one eau describe his
Infectious laugh; 1t explodps the
the whole house into good humor that
never abates till the last curtain has
fallen. Rice's light comedy IL OF higher
order and there ia said to b. q marked
improvement noticeable in his recent
work, his methods arc stongly lcgiti.
mate. They are supported this season
by larger and better company than
ever before. A number Of novelties
picked up by Mr.. Monroe during bis
trip abroad last summer, are introduced
this season and add much to the enjoy
ment Of the entertainment.
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''ruH Hospital Ton Il chapter Of 'orhC
Kings Daughter" Of ~. Matthew'S
Episcopal church, will give a Supper on
Friday evening In the basement Of the
church, for the purpose Of raising fluids
for a hospital. All denominations are
requested 10 be present. Supper %
andIh
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Anolllor DE IIoEnn McetIng.

Ben Hogan's meeting last night was
as usual an enthusiastic and entertain.
ing affair. Messrs. Hogan, Sawyer and
Cunningham spoke TO the people, and
created much interest. Tho house was
jammed, md many who desired admis.
sion were turned away simply because
the house would not hold them. The
meetings arc attracting crowds ut every
session and the evangelists are reaching
down TO the class that needs their help
n1ouk
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Ia a combination Of tho active properties
Of dates, ilgs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. lis pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il In.
inenHely popular II cures habitual con.
sLlpatlon, indigestion, billousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold Ia 10 cent
bottles by o. H. GoetEe, w. W. Irwin,
W, II. Williams and John Laughlin,
Logan Drug %, aud Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Two iIenwood DrunEs.

On Sunday two young men from Ben.
wood boarded Baltimore 4 Ohio train
No. 5, at Moundsyille 10 come up to
Benwood. Both men were drunk but
one was the drunken, and 10 q few min.
ttes he had started a fight on the train,
He hourished a revolver and frightened
tho passengers In the smoking car almost
out Of their wits, causing most Of them 10
take refuge In another car. After a
struggle the less intoxicated ono Of the
two got possession Of tho shooting iron
and drew the loads, but his more drunk.
en- companion continued 10 create
trouble by aourlshipg a knife till the
train reached Benwood, where botll
parties were put OF,
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A Light sentence,

Mrs, Gordon, Of Steubonyillc, who was
convicted Of depriylng an infant Of
proper food and thereby causing its
death, was sentenced 10 pay a tilo OIL
500 aud 10 serve three months in the
Cleveland workhouse. The child was
the illegitimate offspring Of the grand
daughter OF Mrs. Gordon, a young wo.
man named GuyGer, who was employed
Ia one Of the pOtteries here. Hearing
Of the death Of the child and suspeCting
all was not right, she instituted an In,
yestigation with the result as above
stated,
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; TO diSpol head.
aches, colds, and fever to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For SAFE In 30 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, Il. D. Burt and o. Men:
kemeller,
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In the ears, sometimes q roaring buzElng
sound are caused by catarrh. that OK.
ceedinRly disagreeable and very common
disease. Loss Of smell or hearing also
result from Catarrh. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, the great blood purifier, Is a peCu.
llatly successful remedy for this disease,
which II cures by purifying the blood.
II you suffer from Catarrh, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla, tho peculiar medicine. !
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Pleasant Euchre party Inst Might.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. LANCE last evening
entertained about thirty Of their friends
at their home on Eof street in a very de-
lightful manner. Progressive euchre
was the principal amusement oithe even.
ing and the game was waged in a spirited
manner from start TO finish. This was
the second meeting ola second Progress.
i've Euohre circle that has been formed.
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vsRniCf oitho consumer Ia that lYaua.
maker & Brown saves them At least 80
per cent Ii a suit, oyercOat or uniform.
| 400 samples 10 select from, At ]. w.
FofFel'e, 2l0l Main blreet,