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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-06-26
CHAPTER III.
TRIAL AND SENTENCE.

AS our aim is not to harrow the reader
with the multiplication of vain details,
only the gist of the newspaper reports of
the time will be given here.
The coroner's jury found that Harry
Trent was feloniously murdered on the
night Of February twenty-five or the
morning Of February twenty-six, eight
cen hundred and seventy, by Il knife
or dagger in the hands of Keppel Darhe,
an artist and portrait painter. The case
WAS promptly laid before the grand jury,
who brought in true Oil against the
licensed. lie was committed for trial,
and meanwhile was lodged in the Tonbs
prison.
The district attorney announced that
he was ready to go on with the trial at
once. and Mr. Bannick, of counsel for
the accused. replied that no obstacles
would be interposed ON their side. Ac-
cordingly, after day spent in getting
jury, the trial began. We will summa-
riZe the evidence according to the chrono-
logical order of events.
Mrs. Sally Matchin, who appeared
III DllCh, ClCCIctl d StliSttlOIl LII
court by stating that her real name was
now Mrs. Harry Trent, widow of the
deceased, she having been privately mar
ried to him in France in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. 1t
was on account of this marriage that
Trent had built his new house She was
asked to give a reason for the secrecy
that had been maintained, but the ques-
ton was objected to and the objection
was sustained. She said that she be-
heved she had been provided for in her
late husbands will, but no will had at
this date been found. She added that
MI Trent had taken tea at her home on
West Eighteenth street on the afternoon
before the murder, and that they had
then arranged to Immediately Issue in
vitations to a reception at his new house,
when the public announcement Of their
marriage was TO have been made. When
they parted that evening he was in good
health and spirits.
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The prisoner 1UGS tdEen back to the Tonbs.
Mrs. Alice Raven, called later in the
trial by the defense in rebuttal, testified
that Harry Trent had confdentially in
formed her that it was his design to win
the hand of his ward, Olympia Raven,
daughter of the witness, but that at his
request witness had kept her daughter
in ignorance of this plan. Cross-exam-
iued, she said that Mr.. Trent had for
several years past been paying her an an
nual sum of eight Thousand dollars, and
that he had told her that when his new
house was finished he would propose to
Olympia, and in case she accepted him
would take them both there to live with
him. In redirect examination witness
said that Mr.. Trent had not stated what
disposition of his property or hospitality
he would make in case Olympia refused
him. Olympia herself, called by the
prosecution, testified that she had never
received any intimation that her guard
ian intended to marry her, and that in
any case she would never have married
him, though she loved him in another
way very dearly. The latter part of this
testimony Was objected to.
Randall Morris, head clerk of Mr..
Trent, testified that he dined at the club
with Mr.. Trent on the evening of the
murder. They had discussed an i'm
portant matter of business, relating to
a valuable consignment of jewels that
was expected from foreign correspond
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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E$tate o. Jane Il, vote. Deco Sed
T'IIiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
i Scriber, oi Garrett county, Md, hath
Obtained from the Orphans Court of Garrett
county. in Maryland, Letters of Administra-
ton on the personal estate of
JANE A. WOLFE,
late OF Tucker CO., w. Va. decd. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vou-
cheers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscribers, on or before the 30th day of
November next; they may otherwise by law
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
May, 1891.
l.. S. SINCELL,
Oakland, Md. Admir-
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De EHHHk teach amy fairly intelligent person either
AEHHkHHseN, vino read aud write, and who,
giNpBEsEBke u0er instruction. will work indusneusly
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ how T1TCc Thousand Dollars a
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fresh and beautiful from the hands of the
makers. If you will discuss this subject of
hats with your husbands. brothers or male
friends you will learn that they maintain that
q felt hat, stitf or soft, cannot rightfullv be
termed dressy. Only II silk hat can be dressv
Now, there IS a good deal of truth in this
only, OF course, when a lady wears a felt hat
she may beautify It with trimming. with really
Ilch eaTnlture. A felt hat calls for trimmine
IN ana OF Itself II Is not a material like silk
or VeIVet. which Is garniture unto itself Its
great advantage Is that IT lends itself so readily
70 the formation OF quaint and graceful out
Dnes. and thus aids IN setting OF the natural
beauty OF the head, for it should be borne IN
nlnd that all art IN personal adornment has
Tor ITS sole object the enhancing of natural
comelness, the bringing out OF inherent
grace, the accentuation of that colOring lone
by natures own hand.
1 have seen some altogether charming head
gear Ia felt this season. who hath the choice
hath the pang," says the old pr0verb. and Won
Will be forcib!y reminded If the truth Of this
saying when you come TO select "A felt, so end
less are the shapes. 20 different are the STYLES
10 never-ending are the varieties. The point
isto get something that will suit your particu-
lar style. II IS a problem not always easy to
s9Ive; ior while anything may look well on
blauds head. when set upon Helen's classic
crown 1t looks like a fright. Close fttino
ieits trimmed with feathers, small black
coqnes Tor instance. or wings. are very be-
coming to that style of young person com
monty known as the dainty Miss: but the
targe featured, picturesque girl needs an ex-
panse OF brim. while. on the other hand. the
pert. pretty face will often bear a shape that
Inres boldly up and shows her Just as she is.
a short figure of the dumpy build should be-
ware OF wide-brimmed felts. They look hike
extingulshers on alf-burned-down candles.
, Ny second illustration pictures a dashing
bit OF headgear in felt. trimmed very high
with bows of velvet ribbon. Such q shape is
very becoming TO a face that needs no
shading or softening of any kind. Such
faces however. are few and far between.
Even the lace OF angelic type is framed and
shaded by wavy tresses OF hair.
A felt hat trimmed in a novel manner will
pe found represented in my third illustration.
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novel effect is produced by the boat-shaped
brim being covered with fine white lace. u.
In my fourth illustration there Is pictured
n very richly-trimmed gray felt, the trimming
consisting Of a torsadc and loops OF moss
green velvet. At the front there Is placed a
battle Of green parrots' feathers. The felt
hat is admirably adapted FOR travelling pur-
poses, and / have noticed n number of such,
nattily trimmed with silk ribbon band and
bows in black. brown or navy blue. sitting
close 20 the head. The point aimed at IS TO
combine style with simplicity. Rough felts
aud beavers are mostly worn by Young misses,
although occasionally one sees a face and
head that look well beneath a broad-brimmed
beaver of the Gainsborough pattern.
As the season advances the long cloak Will
make its appearance Cloth will be the
~favorite material. and I need hardly add that
these garments viii be richly and heavily
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their dainty c%oloring aud delicate style OF
beauty. One was a white Brussels net over
white silk. the skirt being made with full folds
oil around the back and sides. In front there
was q lovely trimming formed of graduated
ringes OF field daisies. hanging on their long
green stems, and placed one above the other
from waist TO hem. IL was the ideal coming
ont dress. Another was a pale pink made
With a very quaint little decollette bodice
with narrow pleats back and front. outlined
by fine teather-stitching The neck was
edged with a deep rundown frill of mink
chiffon, aud there was "a wide sash Of soft silk
around the waist tied in a large bow in front
The SKIRT was finished with a nOunce of chiffon
round the bottom.
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For bihousnessand constipation take Lemon
Elixir.
For @feveTs, chills, and malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeplessness. nervousness. and naln;ta
ton of the heart take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir. ~
Ladies. for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. MoZley's Lemon Elixir will not fail 70,
IN any of the aboye-named diseases ali If
winch arise from a torpid or diseased liver
stomach. kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta.
Georgia. '
Fifty cents and 500 per bottle at druggists.
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trimmed. The cloak worn by the lady rep
resented In my fourth illustration belongs 70
tins class of deliberately trimmed street gar
ments. IL is Of q light Havana brown color
and 80 cut ont at the neck, front and back.
and filled in with cream colOred creme de
cline. The shoulders are gathered to form
slight frills of no great height. and there are
quaint little gussets IN front apparently SUD
p rted by hretel.es of the TRIMMING. The
passementerie forms a sort Of false hood with
collar band and long slender pendants. II is
made of beads OF various metallic tones and
is full of color. The bottom Of the cloak is
finished with three narrow tucks. and IL is
lined throughout with cream-col0red silk.
Now that we are about 10 enter upon the
seas u of theatres. operas. dances and recep-
tons, II Is quite natural that the thoughts Of
q lady of fashion should turn 20 long loose
wraps that completely cover a dress and.
above oil. shield the decOllette neck and bare
arms from the cold blasts. You will ind such
q one pictured in my fifth Illustration. IL is
customary 20 make up these garments in vel
vet or plush. although very stylish ones NAV
be made IN fancy wOOlens or in silk. which of
course must be warmly wadded. The particu-
lar one set forth in my illustration is in en-
bossed plush of q shade known as Russian
green. 1t is fitted to the figure at the back
and falls IN folds from the waist line. The
front sides cut out az the neck are fastened in
the middle by large hooks. The left side
folds over and is held in position at the waist
by an agrate in old silver. The sleeves are
large but narrow down a little toward
the wrist. The sleeves and front and collar
Of this pelisse are trimmed with fur. or. if
choose, with real or imitation feather
trimming. IL shOld be lined with old gold or
Did rose.
We shall have the debutantes with as in
yreat numbers this season. and some charm
ng evening dresses have been made up t. suit
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We Channnr.

sny man woman or chlld who Is anectad with
IUnstipatlon Dyspepsia, Headache or Torpid
Liver Regulator will not relieve them oi1
is,ls, anu IS so pure, so sure. so harmless that an
lnIxni can take y and never have a second smell
regular. and secure health. SO"eA'
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NAhAA Ii AMI I1AlAAA
Departments are at your disposal. There is a
closing price on everything, including Up
holstery Materials.
The variety is as yet one Of the strongest in
the city. The makes and qualities most re-
liable.
soc. Double Warp Ingram Carpets for 25c.
G9c. Ingram Carpets for 45c.
zoe. Ingram for soc.
CSC. Three-ply Carpets for 65c.
The styles and patterns are the best.
Moquette Carpets are sold at from 75c. 70
s1.25.
Tapestry Brussels {. less than manufac-
turers' cost. yelyets from G9c. to sl25.
There is as yet a full assortment Of Rues
and Drugeets, including a large stock
Of real India Rugs. which will be put on sale.
beginning with Monday. for $3.50 each. the
value of which is from $3.50 to 600. Also
Druegets in Calcutta Cashmere and Dach-
estan.
Some few sample prices Of the way
CURTAINS
are sold.
Portieres, the newest designs and colorines.
were S22, now sl5; were SI7.96, now $3.50.
SILK Jute, were $29.sO. now $50.
Jute Velour, were $50, now si2.
Cheaper grades or finer, all less than
original cost.
Lace Curtains. limitations Of Irish Point
4 yards long, were s4.46. now IS.
Imitation Brussels. 91s yards long. were
s275. now sL.90.
Imitation Brussels, we're s6,25. now $3.50. =.
Imitation Guipure. we're $40. now &C. so.
Imitation Brussels. were $40. now $3.50.
Real Irish Point, 4 yards long, reduced 10
$3.50 a pair, another reduced TO Sc.
Iambour real Brussels. and other real
Curtains reduced to similar values.
Also Vestibule Lace in Irish Point. Fovn.
ian. Tamboured and Embroidered Muslin |
fleets.
Brass Extension Brackets, complete. 15c.
White All-Wool
FLANNEL, }
he usual 25e. quality, bought so that the
IS lsc. Another. one-third wool, full 2
Inch wide l5c. quality. for Sc. a yard. |
Al-Wool White Twilled for 2Jc.
For Wrappers, French Printed Flannel.
'veral pieces reduced to SOC. ayard from 74c. -
All shades Elder Down F~lannels. 49c. l
Silk Warp White Flannel. SOinches wide. 7cc. i
ALL Wool French Shaker Flannel. 81 inches
de. for SOC.
Cotton. full ward wide. Csc. from $40.
HE COHEN COMPANY, :
N M ~ n - ---
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VIII you heed the warning-the signal y,
hAps' OF me sure approach OF that more terrf6is
can AFFORD for the sake Of saving 20 cont
to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know
rom e1perience that. shloh's Cure will ours
your cough. " never fails, This explains WIN
more than a million Of bottles were sold the psstt
year. 1t relieves Group and Whooping Conch
Mothers, do not be without il. Sampls
Hip' n sb ireeI sold by Bodeker Brothers and
shal streets Ano Mar
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cures all coughs. colds, hoarseness. sore
and lung diseases. Elegant. reliable.
twenty-five cents ut druggists.
Georgia. ~
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ntCNohS no. 4, IL. ID. C.. FIG. ann
AXE PURE CIrsS
AND CHOICE SUN-CURED TOBACCos' TRy
THEM. INK
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10 allow her husband 10 20 on a journey
shabbily dressed lest IN the event of a railway
accident the fact might be drawn TO the at
tentiOn of the pu lie. Commencing as IL did
with an instructive fOndness of personal
adOrnment. this question of dress. like
the attire of the celebrated man
of fashion above mentioned, has grown 10
such importance that 10 now mOnOpOliZes a
a good half of the worlds attention. Take
from our poems, our novels and our news
papers the descriptions OF the raiment worn
by the characters and people therein men
toned and YOU would leave IA tremendous
gap. But the time which a woman spends
over dress Is not lost by any means, though
the contrary IS very apt % be the popular
opinion. A celebrated physician. an authority
on nervous diseases. has expressed The opinion
that the mental occupation resulting from a
love Of dress Is a most valuable preventive Of
many forms of hysteria. 10 IS better % talk
chlions than 70 nope or discuss uhwhOie-
some topics. That being the case. even If
you don't care TO order such a costume for
yourself you will have no objection TO ex-
anime and discuss the handsome costume
pictured IN my initial nlustration-a white
Six, striped with pale blue. with a white crepe
de chine plastrOn. With this costume i, worn
a very stylish bonnet Of white lace, embrOid-
cred with large pearls which form a kind of
dladem IN conjunction with BOWS Of black
velvet and black feathers.
Speaking of becoming headgear, / should
YOU that this Is par excellence the sea-
Son OF fets, when the new STYLES come 30
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The TOWER
CORNER SECOND and BROAD.
JULIUS SYCLE & SON.
TOY
(BASEMENT)
Our Toy Department is now open for Inspection, and comprises the
latest productions of European and American manufacture. We offer
a special discount to Sunday Schools and Fairs.
Goods purchased now will be stored till the holidays if requested.
SURPRISING BARGAINS.
During the past few days every department has received a thor
overhauHng and surplus stock marked down. We have about
seyentyfve Newmarkets. They are not the latest styles, but the ma
the very best. Our price last season, So, SIS and $50. You can
the choice for S., So and 81.
A SPECIAL INDICTMENT WE SHALL Gents Plain White Hemstehed Initial Hand
(BASEMENT.)


A SPECIAL INDICTMENT WE Shall
OFFER FOR NEXT WEEK.
100 pieces of Bourette Home Spun, full 8
inches wide. only PC
Full Length Cheyiot Refers, trimmed wit
full shawl collar Of Astrachan Fur. onl.
$40. worth double.
GENTS UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
145 dozens Gents Natural Wool Shirts anC
Drawers. value 31.25-97c.
Mems Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers. full
regular made. s2.25-sl75.
Mems White Wool Shirts and Drawers
Norfolk and New Brunswick made, value
s2-sl.G2.
Mems Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. swift
Condo" value ~s1.75-S1.25.
200 dozen Of Gents Teck Ties. satin lined.
would be a bargain at Csc. value 371Ic.
Our price o only 19c.
REDUCTION IN TRIMMINGS.
Gray aud Garnet Astrschan Trimming. only
Zoe. a yard.
1919 yards Colored Wors.ed Lace, only SC.
Blue. Red. Brown Feather Trimming; cut
prices on Jet Collars and Girdles; Nail
Heads all sizes and prices.
Gents Riding Gloves. 81.
Gloves. better than Perrin's, only $50.
Gloves. 81.
Gents Scotch Gloves, ST..
Boys Fine Fur Gloves, SOC. to s71Ic.
Buck Driving Gloves, 81.
Gents Wool Hose. all colors ORC
Heavy Mixed Half Hose, 1870.
Ask for our Seamless Half Hose, No. 755. 1Oc.
Solid Black Half Hose. guaranteed, only Csc.
Gents Initial Hemstitched SILK Handker-
chiefs. Soc, worth 81; much better, 81.
worth S1.50.
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n,csok a Co, win pay zoe. per loo c..,
Fig and Carolias sua-Cursd. IL " C.,
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oauer's havoring extracts for sale AT frs,
class grocers'. 10 and &c. a bottle.
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Gents Plain White Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchiefs az zoe.
Black SILK Handkerchiefs. 75c. to 81.
box Of six Handkerchief. pure linen, only
s1.75a box.
Pure Linen Handkerchief Hemstitched. 81 for
SOC.
Gents Colored Border Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, 4Sc.. regular price, 75c.
We are manufacturing our own Collars and
Cuffs.
Ask for the Tower Collar and CuG. any style
collar you may cali for, price 1Oc., I5c. or
two for 25c.
Harris Black Button Red. 50.
Black or Colored Foster Lace C'Fmpressr),
81.
Black and ColOred Biarritz. 81.
Undressed Foster Lace. FL to s1.25.
Evening Shades from $3.50 to $3.50. any shade
you call for.
Black and Colored Balm Gloves. 15c.
Ladies' Black and Colored Gauntlets, s1.25. |
Ladies Wool Mittens from 121zc. to Csc.
Children's Mitts, 1Oc. to 25c.
Ladies' Silk Mits, SOC.
The best Cashmere Gloves, Ice. and 2jc.
% Long Cloth Capes, trimmed with nail
heads and braided, only $3.50.
New line Of China Silk Scarfs from SOC. TO 90.
100 Chenille Table Covers. 75c.
Short Feathers Boas reduced to 81.
Full line of Furs and Mufs.
Special sale Of Ingram Carpets this week.
we have made a reduction Of 20 per cent.
Visit our Holiday Department in the base
ment.
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I'M striking piece Of headrear ia in N..l
tst. and Is trimmed with a deem hanSa
black velvet ribbon, which forms nn o.
70, bow IN front. fastened with a bpekIs aie cs
AZ ~ nlsnsd rlames Of black ostrich feathers
NsP'aced high at the back, aud a mo.t
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FouRQuREAN, PRIcE & Co.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

IN odds y N OF FALL AND MIDw1NTER UNDERWEAR FOR nm,
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Having an accumulation Of odds and ends Of the bt md bcbo, coao. rm-.
known to he trade vel place them in lots and oRe then atrrom N. bon, "s
relation to Their value or cost, as you will readily see from the f,low,,o nrnor. ""F
r O C L y II Z N.
Onelo lot of Chldrens Vests and Pantahhs sizes IS and 90 usual mica , co .-
al rdu@dt % 2c PERI garment
z o E w Il ~.
Special d OF American Hosiery, Norfolk and New Brunswick and Nnutte R-.
rave Tor men' regular prices from slG TO S25 reduced TO Ec each
r % II l. "A ID Z K -.
Splendid value. in Ladies' Vests and Pants Of such standard oooloo a.. .
Hosiery Cartwright Warmers and in Australian Wool former prices from A. o.
reducedo 7a F+
Theses goods are perfect with the exception Of being sMd and slightly dacoo,5 4-
nMung. ms Objection can be eSy washed way with little soap ad water Suha-I
bargains in he very best products of Scotch, English and domestic manufacture ~ ~
scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers. Our former range Of prices from sMO to $3.50 peres7n-,'
all reduced to 7a
Super excellent value in Atwood and Silk and Wool Drawers only. for ladies Ana.
reduced hom g 81 Special lot of Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers for gentemen e4~~s
to 7G per garment
HNeNH values IN Ladies Ribbed Vests. Ladies' silk and Wool Vests sizes 3a,
I ngI nek md long sleeves regular prices from SGT a. reduced o 81 per garment 0ns
Merno Vests high necka and long sleeves size 2omy. from 1926 to 7a Fot.,
'MN fl0bed Merno Vests high neck and long sleeves from sL TO sL2l
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"0"10 V-"uaVHou VtHH5, . % ~ yards N
a piece. at sc.
Of shades in Cheese Cloth at Sc.
Gloria Umbrellas. 81 to IS.
Gents Furnishings, such as Collars. 10 10
16%c.; Cuffs, &c to Csc; U~nlaundered
Shirts, SOC. 75c. and 81; Socks. 10 to 5Oc.:
S%uspenders, 10 to &c.; Handkerchief. &c.
to S1.25; Gloves, Ice. to $3.50.
All grades of Dress Goods.
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TIE FANCIES OF FASHION.
Weekly Review Of The Freaks Of the Giddy
Goddess.
DRESSING WE'LL A POSITIVE DUTY.
a Chapter on HcadGear-BecomIng Bonncts
and Hats-Pretty Cloaks in Brown Cloth.
Hints for the Opera Season.
Copyrighted 1911

NV YORK. Nov. 20.
CELEBRATED DAN
dy. whose attire fur
nished The Court Of
England with moro sub
jects Of conversation
than did the war which
she was at that time
waging, once enunci-
ated the astounding
doctrine that it was a
mans duty 70 dress
well even if he ran in
debt for il. While such
a doctrine must 10
strongly condemned
from a moral stand
point. set as q bit of
popular philosophy il
goes TO show how
strongly entrenched
the human mind 10 n
that love of praise and
condemnation at the
OF our fellow-b be-
The same feel
ing was uppermost in
the thoughts Of that
good wife who refused
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will buy the choice Of some Of the neatest AMI
most desirable suits IN our stock. Every oas
Of them fresh and new and Of our own manu-.
facture. The price atwhich We will sell them
Is solely to clear our stock Of such lots as arc
broken in sizes. Many Of the suits lave
sold for
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for same quality.
there are reasons upon reasons why yoli
best interests will DO served by investing
your dollars with Us. We arc naturally am.
bilious. and lust now our leading ambition IS
to win success by deserving it. We. being
manufacturers. are in a position 70 sell
cheaper than any other house in this section.
We're right here TO prove it. and are proving
It every day.
Don't you think we ought 70 expect your
patronage?