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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
SILVER is THE CRY
But the Republicans VIII
Garry Colorado
IN SPITE or The PLATFORM
The State Wants Free Ccsnsgss bns
WIN Mot saPpeu the Fespiss
Party Ticket

]. c. Cross Of Denver 10 . guest ~
the Merton. Mr.. Cfoss i IN the city
buying furniture. While chatting vita
. reporter for Tar hEnALD last night
he said: There xlli be . far amount
of furniture purchased by the western
buyers this summer. though ~e Eenef-
ally MAZE our e.G purchases IA TIE
syrlng. Laslness - very good IN isen-
Yer now although IL has been very
sack. But considering the fact that IL
10 presidential year, II a very fsif.
We think Ne have great city IN Den
Yer. and are always ready ~ swear ~
Il. We have st least i50 900 lnhabstsois
DOW, ana the number 10 grow
ing very rapidly. But speaking OF
presidential years reminds me that the
i peoples party lost great chance when
II failed 20 Nominate Gresham Tor the
presidency. He would have made
great run IN the west and could un9aos-
| uonsbiy have earned Colorado and
several other western stsles on Tree
silver platform. / don't think the west
Will take kindly 10 the Neaser-f1eia
combination aud doubt II they poll
more than the usual number OF votes
| Colorado is naturally republican and
vember. Blaine WAS CoiorAdo's cbosce
! for the nomination and Walcott's fery
speeoh exactly voiced ColorAdo's sent
ments- But her favorite failed 10 get
there and che Will stand sohcly by Tie
nominee of the party.
| Colorado is ANXIOUS for free silver
and the dessre is not confined % any
one party. II either party had noml~
mated q man THAI wss al earnest Ad-
yocste of free coinage the whole state
I, would have turned an and voted for
him. But neither party dad, and
don't anticipate that there will be any
| splitting Of tlckets When IL comes 10
the silver question IL 10 about stand
| of between Cleveland and Harrison.
Neither OK them represents the sentl-
ment OF the silver men. Under such
circumstances the beet we can do is 10
stand by our respective parties ON the
remainder of the platform. Such be-
ing the case Colorado wall 80 repuhll-
can ss usualp
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

TIE X panitEAlso u lie City ~ Grand Rap
IDS sill hid e41snsss esl0a dsstz1s sscd IA
Ihsls respective s4res faF eho9stA< three e =
kA1es e2en ~ Tbs hsnt tcu1ty he 2an lean
ca4xs1tlo.i. g. - ae.d Jass IA. saa tor tEs
tfaaz4ftlaa of sagA other D4siaess "a nay
prspeg.4 se considered. ward committees are
a4tasEtLs1 60 sh1rSe time &nd pace 0f arct-
Ia {. N 1ee.sszr3.
Seeaaa y Hard-.sreenies' once. northeast
e01Rfr - lolia aaa koAlta1n streets. tucs-
day J1fa T.. 10 ,. a.
l6lsa W4rt-5s CherrY street.. Tuesday.
J1fy Ballot from 5 70 p. n.
tiith sarc-ftnn's aSll. iassdAi. Jas -
I - >. a.
slsIh waFa-le West Leonard street. Tues
dzy. july =. p. H.
sesaafA Wale-Rsscls store. Serib1er
street. near kr.ase street,. Tuesday. jay y.
10 =. "a
r zhfn wsr=-S0 west Bridge street. Tues
DAY JaiS - " y "a
Ainta Wsd-is4 y est Fulton street. Tues
cay. July Il. 20 . IA
Elevsnth Wart-As gablican club rooms. Frs
dzy. Iuis q. y ?. n
IWslfth s. ard southwest corner south
ioaia 4n1 Hal streets. Tuesday. July L. "a
y
DaIs8g Gosz.
Chairman o. City Committee.
CE0aaK CLAFgkzrCS.
Secretary Of Cltv Committee.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
skEED Nor TARIFF.


Already The democrats are felicitatlng
themselves that the Homestead out
rage has disposed OF the tariff as an
issue IN the present campaign. They
represent TO themselves that 1t viii
prove as fatal as the Burehard blunder
of 1884 did. But thsy are enjoying an
illusion that will prove 20 be transltory.
When passion shsil have suossted
And calm reason prevails II will not be
difficult 10 make il clear to the under
standing OF unpgejndiced readers that
the tariff had IS little % do with the
outrage at Homestead as 1t had To
do with the firing on sumpter. Under
the protection afforded by the tariff
the great Industries of this country
have developed. Ia the process OF
development some men have been
made rich. but the masses have not
been made poorer: for the condition of
the wage earners IS better today than
ever before. Ii IS easy 10 cry ''pov-
srty," monopoly" corporate greed
and a,l that. but If a retrospect De
taken Il will be impossible to locate an
era IN our history when the American
workmeu received more for their
toil, modern conveniences. inventions
and facilities considered, than they
are receiving for 10 now. More
than that, a workingman's dollar will
buy more OF the necessities and lux
uriss today than ever before in the his
tory OF the world. All this being true,
and nobody will deny it. II follows that
the Homestead murders can have no
bearing on the tariff question. The
tArH made II possible for Carnegie to
bnlld his mills and give employment
NJ good wages to Thousands of work
men. IL did not say to HIM and does
not say 10 him, "YOu shall pay high
wages" IL provides the opportunity
for him 10 do 40, as it does for ali
other manufacturers, and II he or they
attempt TO grind the workingmen into
the dnst by reducing wages below a
fair and equitable compensation It is
from motives OF personal greec-a
wee quite common 10 both capital and
labor
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
IMPROVEMENT BOARD.
1t Is Raising Money for the Knitting
Works.

President Uhl, Secretary Kinney AMI
ten directors of the improvement board
were present at last nights meeting.
The matter OF raising money for the
building to be occupied by the Niles
Knitting Works company Was dsscussed
and progress ia the work of raising
funds was reported. Five hundred
dollars additional was raised last nigh {
and the directors think that another
week will soc the whole amount. s2,-
600, secured.
The proposition Of the Littlefield
Stove works 10 locate here was also dis-
cussed. The commercial standing OF
the firm was ascertsined to be sound
and everything considered IL was
thought 10 be q desirable branch OF
business 90 secure. After the matte r
had been thoroughly discussed, the
Hon. r.. =. Uhl and l.. III. Whitney we're
appointed 20 lay the matter before the
people aud 20 get what assistance Is
needed from citizens.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Furniture Buyers in Town.

Up 10 date the following furniture
men are registered st the Morton; T..
A BrockawAy. New York; }. j. Keen
an, Detroit; +. A. Morse, Chicago, Al
Lubenstein, Chicago; Ralf Rogers, Nil
waukee; c. B. Gallup. Denver; J. X.
Miihgsn. New York; w. s. Elder. In
dianapolis; w. X. Morgan. Buffalo; @.
c. bowl, Buffalo; c. c. Brockwsy,
Philadelphia: 4. q. Caldwell. Chicago;
J. c. Gross, Denver; A. p. Knapp, Bos-
ton; NJ. q. Etchinson, Chicago. +. J.
Hines, California; 7. T. Bowman. Chi
csgo; Robert Henshaw, Cincinnati; r.
o. Motford, CHICAGO. ii. X. Bersnyha
Cincinnati; Z. T. Newton. Indlanxpo-
lie: Louis DsBas and J. ID. Miller OF
Cincinnati; A. Pattison and A. NJ.
Bramard OF Chicago are guests st
sweet's-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

"If protection = sach a good thing
fer ahcr. why we're The Homestead
wen lccznsi ouf~' This Is shs aeel af
tha unserupu.eas demssogne, and.
anfoetunatsly. wegkingnsn whose
hsars q toil. shroaeh Isck Of eFgsni-
sas.cn. are no lonx snd srauods for
ressllng and rsfeenon. wiis give
il wlhae ear. 4 = net she
fanetloa 81 government hks oars
tse Fenc8ers - ~aseh - tier sffsrts
- kvoid paternslissn. w.sbes "a Bsxs
ths nanEb~f e avs a. few ~ possible
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Board OF Health Laboratory.

City Attorney Taylor yesterday
moved his offices onto the third floor
of the city hall. His former offices at
the northwest corner of the first floor
will be occupied by Assistant Attorney
Carroll. His Office across the hall will
be used by the board of health rs q
laboratory. The room was originally
intended for tnis purpose, but The
board was crowded out of 1t. Chemi-
cal examination, analyses and other
scientific investigation connected with
the work of the board will be con-
Quoted mere. Hitherto the work has
been done wherever 1t could be and
with great inconvenience.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Railroad Iottings.

The residents Of Spencer Creek on
the c. & w. NJ. have asked that tie
name OF the town be changed to Alden,
in honor OF William Alden Smith.
b. A. Squire. general agent of the
Mississippi Valley route, was IN the city
yesterday.
]. Ii. P. Hughart and Z. c. Leaven-
worth are in Kalamazoo On railroad
business.
d. w. Shower, commercial agent of
the D., l.. 4 n. at Saginaw, 10 In the
city.
Captain Boynton of the steamer St.
Ignace was in town yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Removed Its Poles.

The Consolidated Street Railway
company yesterday removed its poles
from the inside to the outside of the
curbs at the corner of Wealthy avenue
and Division street. The question of
setting poles has caused much discus
sion IN the council of late and the ac--
ton of the company yesterday makes
precedent for dealing with future
cases of like nature.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Shipments Of Turtles.

Live turtles in barrels do not appear
on the tariff sneet of q railroad, but
nevertheless from twenty to thirty bar
rels of turtle soup in-"the rough" pass
through this city weekly. They are
shipped from Grand Haven to Cincin-
natl and are used for culinary pur-
poses. The turtles are the common
swapping" turtle and are shipped
alive. The man who is picking the
crop around the Haven is said to have
stumbled onto "gold miae."
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
BURNS CLUB PICNIC.
Winners of the Prizes IN the oaledonian
Games.

Games.
Over 100 members of the Burns club
attended the annual picnic OF the club
yesterday. The party weat on the
steamer Barrett 10 Easlmanyille and
had lunch and the annual games al the
grove opposite Lamont. Tns winners
IN the Csledcnian games were as foi-
lows:
op,Skip and Jump-Willlam HOWE.
Pole Jump-FlTst. A. Matthewson;
second, Or. Ross
High Standing Jump-First, j. Raa-
side; second. Robert soronl.
Sack Race-fIrst, William Howe;
second, Tom Gray.
Boys Race-Wlllie Sproul.
Throwing slecge-First, DR.. Ross;
second, j. Campbell.
Putting Siedge-Fust, DIR. Ross; sec
ond. Robert Miller.
Pitching Quolts-first, David Forbes
and Robert sproul; second, AT. Sproul
aud A. Matthewson.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

mer loo lands 10 almost Arctic heights.
follow sng along the loot hlils amoDg
the peeoay rocks. then over the sEioota.
white beds OF sand then again ~ TIE
range OF snow capped Rockies Prom
Asnitoa ssds springs and s.s surround
ing scale ot ali that seems beautiful
aud delightful IN shape OF mountain
scenery and gargilng waters, q L that goes
10 make np ilfe. 10 INSPIRE aud enjoy
are the natural scenes OF thus. our
great America Look not tor ID else.
where, but find u IN the country Of yoar
birth, your own home.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

"CHoLERNE," . new and novel dis
ease, has been introduced in Paris and
it Is said to be an exaggerated type of
cholera morbus. 1t wasn't generally
believed that il were possible to exag-
gerste this perennial twister of the
internal economy" and therefore
Americans will be slow to welcome this
latest Parisssn fad.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
U. B. A. Hospital Benefit.

The ladies of Paris avenue who are
interested IN the l.. B. A. hospital are
to give lawn fete at the corner of
Paris and Wealthy avenues tomorrow
friday night from $50 to 10 o'clock.
Light refreshments will be served for
which a modest Charge will be made.
II rain interferes the fete will be
postponed till SATURDAY..
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
VIII Attend the Conclave.

De Moha commandery, Knights Tenn.
plar, voted at It's last meeting to attend
the triennial conclave at Denver in
ago 1t organized club within the com.
mandery to attend the conclave at
Washington, but it was thought ad.
visable to take different course this
year. A committee on arrangement,
was appointed of which T. w. Strahan
is chairman. Reduced rates have been
secured, and at Chicago the party will
join the special train for Denver. They
will leave here on Saturday, August 6,
with about fifty in the company.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

meeting Of tie Progressive sp.rt-
usllst society was held last night al No.
iso NeEth Dlglsgon street. The fesigns-
ton 81 =. g. Jackson "a wee pfes.dent
ard mensef OF the finance COMMITTEES
sas accepted ana n y snyder elected
- tiil the yaesaey. {. NJ. stlknav wss
sppos ated ea Fsfe fasnee eomEitsee.
IL vas decided not Ia discontinue tie
fhuFsisy aftefnooa msstiass.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Costumes for the Nurses,

The nurses OF st. Marks hospital
have adopted a new street costume.
The coat consists of long black crave
nette ulster. made severely plain with
the exception of a military cape. The
bonnet - black toque, trimmed with
black silk ribbon which ties in . grace
ful bow under the chm. The costume
is very rest and pretty.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Stock for the West Side Bank.

No less than $l7 900 was added to the
list of stock subscriptions TO the newly
proposed west side bank Yesterday.
Mr.. Stebbins accomplished this result
almost alone, and this evening a meet
ing will be held at Mr.. Ketchum's Of
flee, corner of West Bridge and Front
streets to take account of stock, and
the amount to be reported as paid in
is expected to reach nearly $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Music Program Al Harmsn's.


Architect Wood, who is preparing the
plans for Powers opera house. is ex.
pected here the latter part OF the
month 10 confer with Mr.. Powers. The
building will bs ready 10 open some
time In October and bookings will be-
gin with the frat of November.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

The $500 certificate lost by Alderman
Kinney on the Fourth was returned 10
him through the msh. II having been
dropped into mani box without an an
yeiepe. lie has heard nothing Of the
slo0 ln cash lest at the same time. He
tanks rs pocket VAS picked at the
SNeet slfeet nEnot.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

ADLsI srEvESsoS declined 10 be IN
terviewed on the question whether he
has received letter from Cleveland.
II AdlaI had received such a letter he
would be wiling 70 pay $40 hne 10
have the fact published.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

iBg. tie Is an esteemed member OF
Valley City ioogs, Nc. l57, /. o. % =,
and the nlemoers CT that lodge MAI
have nifa sent 10 the Kalamazoo Asy-
lum ss private patient, the expense
10 &c lala ty the lodge. lie - forty
i've yea2s Old aud has family.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

USDER the present lsmeutsble con-
dition Of Affairs at Homestead Il i.in er-
iren,elv bad taste for senators Palmer
and Voorhees, or anybody else 20 try
to make political capital oui OF the
eaht
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
HAVE A VERBAL OPTION.
The Masons May Build Temple on th'
Old Court Site.


The masonic fraternity of this city
have secured an option on the county
property at the corner OF Lyon and
Kent streets for fifteen days on price
of s25, ,0o0. The matter Of buying the
property and building seven or eight
story temple is now being canvassed
among the members. The subject was
brought before lodge No. 81 at its meet
ing Wednesday night and met with
unanimous approval by those present.
The building OF temple has been seri-
ously considered for several years and
now that a desirable site Is offered, the
matte. Is revived with renewed energy.
1t Is probable that a meeting OF masons
will be called for next Thursday even
ing - get the general sentiment of the
order. Several prominent members
have already gwen assurances that they
would take 81 900 OF the stock.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Wonan,s Hom. ana Hospital.

At the regular monthly meeting oi
the Woman's home and hospital direc-
tors yesterday afternoon, financial mat
ters pertaining 10 the home were DIE.
cussed. A payment of si,l75 is due on
the home IN the fall. but the directors
failed to outline their plan of work il
raising this money.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

II sill be TO The everlasting credit Of
the locked oas men that they promptly
fepud atsd the suaFebHs attempts 10
sympathlke sith them snd drove them
from the toeus
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

Ma. Hsywssp seems determined to
keep even With the city on the lighting
contract in some way. and il may be
expected that his next move will be 10
charge for time spent IN computing
interest on unpaid and rejected bills.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Persons NJ the Hotels.

A. L. Mcintosh of Muskegon and ID.
F. Corgill Of the Ludington Develop
ment company dined NJ Sweets yester.
day.
w. P. Holly, . representative of the
Holly Manufacturing company, 10 at
the Eagle.
The Hon. Neal Mcmillan of Rock.
ford dined at the Morton yesterday.
LOUIS Kaintz. . Muskegon lum-
herman, dined at the Morton yester.
day.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
lngersol 10 Insane,

w. d. Ingersol, aged 65, came down
from the Soldiers home TO the Bridge
Street house yesterday and was taken
with . lit of insanity. Deputy Sheriff
Dougnerty locked him up in jail last
night for safe keeping.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

n ID. Inofntoa sac placed IL jail
lsss night for safe ktsFans lie IL saf.
fsFlHs fraal sn attack 6f ins4aitY
thoaaht 80 se TIE Fesnit Of tslew re-
esIFssi Ga Ehe hesl - faiiiag sesnt-
lsaz sisai tafss weeks szu waiss safk-
lzss IL TIE foseTs elsssTis light buila.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

Willard ksrnssEt hss Bought the va
ssnt property on ths osfneT Of south
Dsvssoa and PIessant streets of Jane
Aan rmith for consideration Of sso,
co. fhe iot nss been ussd a. q lanb<f
gsfd fos namseF vi yesgs.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

IafkF VFU*u NIEnFssFI Tue FNuDch-
ing If the Valley CITY yesterday. IL
Wa success ~ sxery way. The hftis
stsssmef slsd ffon her stars into the
water without a single ser.dent. She
~ sooa - realty for hcf daily tFips %
Grand Haven.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

The conversation social st the Foun-
tain Street Baptist church last evening
was an innovation. The progrsms con.
tanned . list Of topics for conversation
and the gentlemen chose partners for
their talks. The subjects were; .'shsll
We Continue Our Church Paper
How .sour Society--How Can We
Accomplish More 'sShams." "whal
Bre You Going TO DO fns summer
"wtst do You Think of the Tower
System Of Lighting"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Union of Unions.

At meeting of the Unlon of Unions
held yesterday afternoon In the Nc
Mullen block Miss Field MAS appointed
superintendent Of press work and Miss
Woreman superintendent of evsngel.
ical work
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

When . wrong. palpable on its face.
Is perpetrated 1t is the duty of every
patriotic newspaper to condemn it
whether it be in or out Of its own party.
Omlsaon TO do so is confession of
cowardice. Mistaken zeal may foster
extreme views, but il is far better to be
honestly mistaken than to remain
hypocrltscally silent.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

IsS'r it remarkable that the anti
Pingree men, who claim to represent a
nine-tenths majority of the republican
party, should find it necessary to adopt
the monstrous democratic unit rule in
order to defeat a one.tenth minority?
Tammsny, in its psimiest days, never
oppressed and strsngled minority as
the federal officeholders did in ST. Clair,
Osceoia and Marquette counties.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

WAsHI0sroS, July S---For Lower
Michigan Increasing eloudiness fol-
lowed by showers during the afternoon
or night; cooler Friday night.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

GovERSoR PATTIsoN comes In for a
goodly share of criticism for bis weak
ness and indecision IN taking immedi-
ate steps TO suppress the Homestead
riots. His course Was not brave and
vigorous one, but he properly demand
ed that the power of the sheriff should
be spent before the troops were brought
into requisitlon and it 10 probable that
his very cowardliness averted still more
horrible consequences.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Plans for Knitting Factory.

Plans and specifications have been
drawn fof the factory building for the
Niles knitting works. 20 be erected on
sibiey street. The plans we're prepared
at Niles Bids will be advertised for in
q few dAys.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
THERE is nothing more refreshing in

THERE is nothing more refreshing in
party politics than the grace with
which the vanquished accept honor
able defeat. But when defeat Is forced
and crammed down the throat Of q
respectable minority the operation is
calculated TO transform the grace into
grotesque and painful contortions, such
as Tammany is executing over Cleve-
lands nomination.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

Kelley o. searlcs of Ithaca. . bright
and eloquent orator, addressed large
Republican rally at Berrinton last
night
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

0vs tariff dses net force protected
naanafxetarsfs % pay hisA wages, bat
a readers ls psssshie fof sAeua "a 40 -.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

CaIc Aces base bail team . nov sand
sishsd bet~een Es~ York sad st.
Louis, add tns city feels the disgrses
keenfy.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

Nor many years ago Pinkertons were
imported TO terrorize Michigan work.
ingmen; but they will never agaia be
permitted to cross the lines of this CON-
monwoalth. 1t was the ballot, not the
bullet; intelligence, not force, which
rid the state of these disturbers. Organ
izatIon and protection will still further
secure to workingmen Immunity from
the aggresslons of capital and brutal
attacks by armed and unauthorized
hirclings.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08

70 formulate scales Of wages. No gov
efnmert has right 10 set . price on
LABOR, the mcss sacred thing sssz
offered on the worlds market-tne
product OF = nanAa soul. gaina and
body. The man who owns Il,
and ne alone, has = right 70
pat price on isbcr. Protee-
tloa sad organization 60 hand
N hand. The former makes IL possible
for manufacturers TO pay ths highest
wages in the world, and the latter
forces them 10 do 50. With the highest
tariffs and no unions, labor would be
I'll paid. But IN free trade country
the strongest combinations are power
less 10 secure the wages paid II
even poorly organized trsdss II pro
tected America. The demand of En-
giish workingmen for = tariff on the
products of their labor is an object les
son which the exponents of Grover s
vision never mention. Intelligent
American workmen have no need for
soclslistic paternaiism. With the Me-
kinley ball IA force, an unintmidated
ballot and the right TO organize for the
betterment Of wages unquestioned,
object lessons like that OF Homestead
will become scarcer every year.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
POPULATION STATISTICS.

reputation by color, sex and general
nativity are the topics for census bull
letins No. l9i and No. 1877. The first
mentioned is considered by states and
territories, as a whole. The aggregate
population Is g., ,622 $50. of which ST.
O6s $50 are males and 30.554, $40 are
females; SO 3.s72, 70S are native born and
9,249. oil are foreign born; 54,Ss3, 800
are white and 1885 are colored.
Bulletin No. 1877 gives the distribution
of population by color, sex and general
nativity for North Carolina, South Car
olins, Georgia and Floriaa. The total
population of the foIr states in 1880
was 4.2o7 900. In 1890 it was 4,ss7 81.
In North and South Carolina the females
slightly predommated. North Carolina
mas . total population of 1877 ,9i7, of
which number 62,565 are colored.
south Carolina has . total population
of l.l5l .l49. of which 6ss,lil are coll
ored. The total population Of Georgia
IS ,s37 1853, of which SIS. $50 are col
ored, while Florida has l5s. .473 colored
persons IN total population of 39l ,422.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-08
Sweeping Reductions

There are various kinds of
sweeping reductions. You
may be offered low prices,
but on poor goods. That's
not our kind. Then once in
a long time YOU are offered
the best goods. in order TO
keep trade moving. That is
our kind Here is the proof.