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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-15
RRFyTTTE-.

The funeral OF Johnny May. the syear-
90 son OF Mrs r Nav. drowned In South
sSesttis took place at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning from the family home, TIE in
,err,-arf took place IN the ODD Fellows
cemetery. South Seattle
The attachment suits against Fremont
~ola bv Iyowrnan & HanfCrd and HyamS.
5aauson a Co which we're TO have come
an Yesterday afternoon before Justice Nc
plwa{n were continued one week. 81 re-
quasf ~ counsel and 20 allow Nj. Cole
time 10 return.
Tn. death % Rhey BOYD. the we'll
known LAWYER and Democratic orator, -
announced from Paducah. Ky. having &C
CURED about October l. Mr. BOYD took
an active part in politics during his resi-
sFar~s here and made eKeral SF>eec hes n
lac last city campaign
John Costello viii % tired by Justice
Nf~FiAatu today Tor asSaultiuE his neigh
ho~ Patrick Culhane. several weeks aE9
fr south Seattle. Tbe case has Attracted
= graf deal Of attention among rhe
f-fef7-is ~ the two men. and Viii be bitter
~ fought 4 jury wia probably be de-
handed.
At the annual meeting q the stockhclf-
o~~ = King County Investment Company
No held Yesterday. these trustees We're
eterresf- James T. Eoge. r.. W q Aer-
rsson- n A Noble Y 4 Mcclure Ham
ilfau Platt r. y. Downing. -s0eL X. Nes-
son. These officers we're elected fresl-
aant. Jabez =. Nelson. vice prfSlsleft,
James - FcEe, fT.. secretary. ". -
MoFr4soa. treasurer. Hamilton FsAtt-
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4 Ballard Residence Burne !.

4 house Of six rooms. owned by August
Greihel and occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Lowry. on the corner OF Fourth avenue
and Post street in Ballard. was burned 10
the ground about o'clock yesterday
morning Mr.. Greibel boarded with the
Lowrys. but is absent on a shooting trip
on Hood canal Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry, af-
ter carefully closing the stove door in the
sitting room. retired about 10 o'clock. Be
tween and they heard a cracking and
roaring sound. which proved TO be a fire
in the sitting room. A few pailfuls of
water put this out, and the Lowrys went
10 bed again. The house is not plastered
and some sparks unnoticed must have
been left smoulderng in the cloth and
paper covering the sides and ceiling Of
the room. and thence spread between the
partitions. for when the Lowrys awoke
the second time the house was all ablaze
and they had barely time 10 remove the
furniture from the front rooms. The
house was valued at $500 and was insur-
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Lowry had many relics
which they recently brought from Scot
land. packed in trunks, which. with ono
belonging 10 Mr.. Greibel, were burned
Loss on furniture. S6Qo. insured for $500.
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Granted Appeal to Federal Su-
preme Court.
sAme GROUND AS NoRpsTRom.
werariand's Claim on Mcyaught-Zet-
Ter Cases DisTnissed-The $4,000
Note Case.

Henry crsenaer, the convicted murderer
If phsIlipena Miller and her little baby
rri,z will not be hanged November /. This
.exg reached the city yesterday afternoon
from Olympia in a dispatch that briefly
GATED that the supreme court had allowed
a appeal TO the highest tribunal In tee
iznd The petition upon which this action
vas taken recites the right OF the prisoner
"a be indicted by a grand jury within the
reaning OF the sixteenth amendment 10
ne constitution, as the offense charged
xzs Infamous. II was also alleged that
rraener did rot have sufficient time TO
rrspare his case properly and present 4
4 tie court, and that ne was denied the
right 70 offer testimony during the trial IN
HI ogn behalf and also that he was de-
NED compulsory process to compel the
attendance Of witnesses.
When the news was made known to the
fande1nned man he reiterated his oft-re-
mated statement that he was innocent,
and said he believed the people would be
satisfied OF the truth of this assertion in
tine.
The Craemer case now being in the su-
prene court on practically the same
grounds involved in the Nordstrom appeal,
mere will probably be either a double
hanging or the greatest wholesale liberia
,lon OF convicts ever known. Very few If
any prisoners IN the penitenlary were in
ceted by grand jury, SO IL the state has
acted unconstitutionally with Nordstrom
ss1 Craemer IL has done the same with all
cher prisoners OF a like class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-15

Election Results in Formation of Dis
trict commissioners Chosen.

The much-talked-of Squak slough drain
age district Is at last a reality. but IL re-
mains to be seen il the plans previously
given to the public for Strengthening and
deepening the channel will be carried out.
The complete returns of the election were
received by Auditor Beman yesterday and
show the election of Robert Tosh, Alfred
Gurley and o. l.. Anrud as commissioners.
Only thirty-one votes We're cast, six OF
which were against the proposition 10 Gre
ate the district.
A peculiar feature of an election OF this
kind is that even II man should own half
the land in the proposed district but re-
sides elsewhere. he wouldIhave no vote.
He could remedy this. however. by resid-
ing in the district thirty days previous 10
the election.
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THE BANK WANTS IT'S MONEY.
hattie National Answers Towards
Claim for Sl3 900 on a Note.

The complex suit Of Frank A Howard
gsinst the Seattle National bank for slS.-
u growing out of an agreement concern
lag pTomissory notes and Judgments, and
Which Is now in It's second edition on an
amended complaint, came 10 the surface
snce more yesterday through the answer
Of the bank.
s c. Hyde. L. b. Hyde. Alice HoGghton
and Z. w. Houghton, III. NJ. Williams aud
Ella Williams executed promissory note
10 Frank A. Howard June /. 1881. for sl0,0ss,
and gave as security a mortgage on Thurs
ton county lands. Howard was Indebted
10 s. s. Morrison for ST. 430. and to secure
him Transferred the note and mortgage.
The Seattle National bank owned, by pur-
chase Judgment of Sl,IS5 against How
ard. Howard had judgment for sos
against Mulard Lemon In the Thurston
superior court. He claimed that The Seat
tie National bank and Lemon agreed TO
paw Off Morrison's claim If he tIoward)
would assign to them the note and mort
gage held By Morrison TO secure them for
the amount paid 10 Morrison. and also To
secure them for money Howard owed the
bank and to Lemon. The bank was to
collect the note and mortgage and out of
the money would reimburse itself and
Lemon for money paid Morrison and for
the amounts owed by Howard to itself and
Lemon Morrison was paid S.bA.60 in
satisfaction OF all debt and transferred the
note and mortgage to the bank.
January i6, 1888 Howard gave the bank
slx-month note for sl.2l0. and one TO Mil
lard Lemon for S434. He contended that
the bank held the Sl0.0S1 note as trustee.
bat converted IL to its own use by selling
to A. L. Baldwin for $S.lss. The court was
asked to render Judgment for $1,000.
In the answer TO the amended complaint
the bank denies that the slo.0Si note had
any value, but insists that IL was placed in
rs keeping not only as collateral security
for the payment of the note made by How
ard payable to Morrison, which mad been
purchased by the bank and Millard Lem
on from Morrison. but also as collateral
SECURITY for the payment OF Towards
debt to the bank and Lemon. The bank
says IT is willing TO surrender the note up
-. Ii. L..
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WANTS ROTH SET FREE.
Haheas Corpus Proceedings for Jennie
Mullnn1S and Iunche.i.

Haheas Corpus Proceedings for Jennie
Williams and Lucche>i.
writ OF habeas corpus was sworn out
last evening before Judge iumes for the
purpose of obtaining the release OF Anset
Lpechesi. the prosecuting witness AGAINST
Jennie Williams. whom he accuses OF haV-
'ag robbed him % $lS1 Lucchesi IS In sail
eeeanse he could not give 500 bonds after
ne preliminary examination 20 insure his
appearance in the superior court when tho
ease wss called for trial. L, r. Sims, VINO
Nas taken Lucchesrs case. claims that TIE
Ever court had 70 Jurisdiction over either
re man ar the woman at the time u sent
men 70 jan II this contention should be
eaheld by Judge Humes. not Only the
Prosecuting witness hut also the woman
vi be at liberty The state. however.
would probably be given permission 20 Tile
rev Information against the woman.
When the case comes III this morning
saas vii claim that more than ten DAYS
fspsed between the fine the case rrst
zane before the tower court and the pre-
anihary examination. a condition he SAYS
q D. a. Variance with the laws q the
sate
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Stewart Divorce Case a r,.tr-o

The divorce suit of Helen y S,ev,r,
against Allen Stewart was stricken from
the calendar by Judge Humss Yesterday
morning because Stewart had failed To
nay the 500 aliraony ordered by the court.
The attorney for Stewart said that a
claim mad been turned over 70 Mrs. Stew
ART with the intention OF complying with
1he order. TO which the attorney Cor Mrs
stewart replied that 1t was impossible to
collect IT, The case had been called for
tr1al by the defense. but the plaintiff was
not ready 20 proceed. owing to Stewards
failure to comply with the order as TO all
mony
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The case OF the state rs. Alonzo Austin
vas continued one week by Justice cad
well Yesterday Austin IS charged with
threatening the life OF bis wife on Satlr-
CAV. and Was before the courts once before
on e similar charge He asked 20 have
the case dismissed. saying he would sign
"A separatIon agreement bat Deputy Pros
e~uting Attorney Morris would not listen
20 this proposition. and the case VIII 40
heard on MONDAY Austin's bond was re-
ducea frcm S15e 20 sloe. hut he could not
get even this amount. and WAS sent 70 fail.
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>,,,,s,er,a, alliance Raor-ani,sa.

The Seattle Ministerial Alliance was -
organized Yesterday morning al the y NJ
g A hall with a good attendance. al Of
the evangelical ministers OF the Ciiv.
whether active or otherwise. VIII % eli
r-fhfe 20 membership hereafter Rev. .. H.
lee was elected president and Rev W. \.
CavtnEton secretary. An executive ocm-
,rftfee Was chosen. consisting 81 Rev :.
7 Kennedy. Rev. W. r. Ford and Rev. w
n q. Temple, The alliance VII meet
every Monday ~ II a m. IN the future.
e,s the Methodist Episcopal ministers
Viii meet Mondays at a n.
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flushing Work ON Packing House

The pllinr FOR the Frye & Bruha pack
Ing house is completed FOR both ne rail
road spur and the buildings. over SEQ piles
having been driven. Yesterday the great
tsfnbers for the foundation were being un-
loaded aud this Will require several DAYS
more. IS for buildings Of such substantial
character an immense amount OF heavy
timber must be used n frame and foUn5a-
ton alike. BY the after part of the week
carpenters W4u begin FuortislnE and fTsr}-
Ing these huge timhers II s the inten-
tion 20 have the packing house finished
in two months
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zErI.Ea CASES DISMISSED.
Irrors I'm the Complaint Dispose of the
Whole Batch.

william L. Humphrey. who mas been
aghtsng the Zetier cases ever since last
December. had his hour OF triumph yes
,srday afternoon. when Judge Osborn
sustained the demurrer TO the complaint
IN one case, this carrying the dismissal
Of All others with II.
Humphrey claimed that the complaint
was defective because IL failed 10 state
an ofTense, in leaving out the title and
date OF the passage of the ordinance
claimed TO have been violated. The same
point Was raised in the municipal court,
but oyerruled. 4 few days ago Mr. Hum
Phrey asked Judge Humes 10 dismiss the
action against Hester Hlate, one OF the
Zetler crowd. for the same reason. There
was no argument. however. and Judge
Humes overruled the motion. Yesterday.
However. Mr.. Humphrey went into details
waen the case of Rose Zetler came up be-
fore Judge Osborn and cited many cases
from other states TO upheld his position.
TIE judge gave the matter considerable
study and finally decided that Humphrey
was right I'm his contention.
On motion 81 CITY Attorney De Rruler
the ether cases. against Harry, solomon
and Alice Zetler, were also dismissed.
These eases we're commenced before Mr..
ne Bcuer took Office.
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Hermit L.Indberr sent tn stoiraooor

hermit Lindberg sent TO Steiiacoom.
Julius Lindberg. who made a murIerous
assault upon Jacob Pease az Ross recent
~ while under the deIusion that Pease
was pouring poison upon him through the
roof of hts cottage. was committed 20 the
insane asylum yesterday afternoon by
Judge Langley after examination was con-
Quoted by DR.. F. M. Conn and Or. George
NJ. Horton In all matters except that re-
lating TO poison Lindberg was rational.
F. L. Jacobson was appointed Lindbergs
guardian.
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Gafrney Wins His Bicycle Claim.

Edwin p. Gaffney, the bicycle rider who
won glory at New Westminster and the Y.
NJ. G. A. meet. also scored a partial VIC
tory In the superior court yesterday af-
ternoon when the F. T. Merrill Cycle t,om-
pany Of Portland failed TO contest his suit
for $3.50 in connection with a bicycle deal.
An order OF default was entered and proof
will be heard next Saturday morning.
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Remember 10 use much less Of DIT. Prices
Baking Powder than Of any other.
To Ten Beauties of Washington Wood

To ItII BtHNIIt'- OF " a~HIlkIDn " OOH.
Charles W. Saunders architect for the
University Of Washington. on leave of H.
scnce from the board OF regents. left for
81. Louis last week 10 attend the annual
convention or the American Institute Of
Architects. 70 be held in that city on Occo-
her Is. Is and L. He viii read PAPER be
fore the convention sIrepared by &. ".
Bullard. OF Tacoma. president Of the State
Chapter of \. /. A. on The Native Woods
of the State Of Washington" which viii
set forth the value OF iir as desirable wood
for interior finish. and cedar for exposed
exterior work Mr.. Saunders viii be join
ed by Mrs. Saunders and his children in
st Louis. and viii 80 from there on - vis-
IL 20 Boston with them. returning here
In the middle OF November
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The Only
Sarsaparilla
At Worlds Fair.
mo THOSE
A>PRINTERS

Who may not be trading with us. we beg
to say that we are saving your competi-
tors (who are) time. money and annoy
ance. We seek your trade on purely bus
goods. better service, better prices. better
discounts and terms-we do not expect "a
get il. II you want satisfaction, come and
take Il out of us. We deal in il. We
Printing Material and Machinery. Core
spondence solicited.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.,
Portland Or
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R,,rg,arv on the Winter Front.

Burglars effected an entrance TO T. \.
Brees' cigar store on Colman dock early
Sunday morning and got off with cigars
and tobacco worth So. The doors TO the
store were pried open with some sharp
instrument in manner showing that the
thief or thieves were old hands q : the
business. The work must have been done
after S.sa. for at that hour Orficer Bates
nassed the store and everything was in
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DR.. Darrin can be consulted at his per.
manen. head office, 9424s Pacific avenue.
Tacoma. Wash.
he makes speciality OF all chronic.
nervous and private diseases OF whatever
nature. Consultation free. Charges low
and reasonable. Office hours: 10 a. m to
p. m. daily. Correspondence solicited
Inquiries answered. Circulars and oueS-
ton blanks sent free. All business rela-
lions with DR.. Darrin strictly confidential
No names published without consent
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MARYLAND WANTS HIS SHARE.
Claims He Helped Mcknight in Nego-

siaims He Helped Me Nanght in Nego-
TIA ing the JIinClslev loan.
: r MCFARLAND who claims 10 have
taaeseG J J., Mcknight s. Co. assist
sssaee - obtaining the loan en- the Rinck-
- eso5k err r u Hinckiey. VAS granted
.sF8atssser yesterday hv Judge Langley
= intervene IN the suit ~ - Il Fly -
y Lauren f0Eeis and J r. Mc\sught.
ants, ard p. \. Hin ,kley. garnisnee.
~, - as complaint Mcfarland SAYS THAI
Aiey had TO property % tugels or
-. >@esAt so his possession when the
~, "as seFve-t, u"d that prior - this
~ .sat ~ e.. owes aim lNieFarlandl
-. 80 services rendered az their special
- ia Nra sr.rS fGe loan. This $f6i
nameerlain's Cough Remedy.
a.. EGG troubled v.;h coueh ~ cold give
''.2eiy tgial. You viii De more than
- - s'ta the rs>ult Itviil c,src severe
!, = 'esS tune than any other treatment
a. ~e'e> u'e lungs. opcss the secretlons,
AIee'oratlon aul effects = prompt and
h.e~saf cure There is IN danger in giving
'iSFeH Tor IL contains nothing In urioes.
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Consider Every Point

Before buying your dress. Look at the style,
the quality, the price. All should be perfectly
balanced. If you make it point TO study this
stock you will find that in it there is always
perfect harmony between the styles, the qualities
and the prices. That is why trading here is so
satisfactory
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"ass according 10 MeFarland's version,
- Os PAD out of the money owed by
fflnekiey 70 Mcknight & Co. The state
ment IS then made that the rar+uarshfr,
OF McNaught & CO has no assets OF any
hlnd except the debt owed by Hinckley.
ana therefore the court is asked to make
dinckley pay the intervenor
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7. p. Warren, OF Bellevue. claims 70 raise
the best produce in this section on his
ranch. and as an evidence OF the fact
brought 10 the Post-Intellgencer Office
Yesterday an Early Rose potato weighing
four pounds.
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New SHIFTS Filed.

The following new suit was filed In tho
sunerior court yesterday:
~. II. White. as administrator of the
estate of Martin V. Stewart. VS.. George
+. Hall and -. S. Gailoway-S30o promis-
sorry note.
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Dress Goods.

Sicilian Serges in black. s5 inches
wide. 5Sc a yard: - inches wide
81 yard ss inches wide, &.5o q
yard. "a inches wide. 81 yard
Clay Sergss n browns and grays, IS
inches wide. 80 a yard.
Navy Blue Storm Sergss. g inches
wide. S5e a yard; "a 4>ehes wide.
Gee a yard.
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TIE Young PEOPLES Secfety Of the SNe-
Ash Mission church rad 2 very svertf'll
excursion Sunday. 50 far as transQorta-
tom was concerned. The steamer Ettth
vas chartered ID carry C2e party. which
consisted ~ Forgive persons 70 Taco-
ma bstt the steamer broke down before
starting time. and FRANK ". Goedaue ar
ranged % have the Flecsw1o4 make the
ers9. The ya-iy did rot wait for the
steamer Greyhound. whsca was 90 make
che return trip. bat came In on the s.
home. aud ,he former came ia empty.
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rfrunan uss IS held % eheaplv when the
,,.s,,,ts,lal who needs a tonic for his sys-
.er, seeks "a cover his wants ev purchas-
ing every new mixture thai - Te>of5' FI'eI'i-
=, htr, Remember that Ayers SarssT'a-
20 IA. uell-earued reputation ~ fifty
..aares standing.
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TIE California readers o. the T'ost-In-
,sifiseneer viii end q; On sale oNliy az
Cooper 81 Cos stationery stats. - So
- - t,,st one block up Market street
.rsar. the Chronicle orflcaA rice 90
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Recent United States Government re-
ports show Or. Prices Baking Powder to
be purest and best.
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Halls Vegetable SIcillan Hair Remover
has restored gray hair 20 IS original color
ana prevented halassss "a Thousands Of
cases. Il viii 30 50 20 YOU,
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The srrasncr Mary r. Terley vas called
,,,t last evening ~ { o clock from haker
dock 10 SO % CoupeNilie. EEeFet @h1 "a
S.,rer. rothtrg unusual. however she
leaving daily at that hour Tor those poi:ats-
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-.,s,v- ne Royal restaurant vii s"rve
-,.So. ~ their popular h1ist ness men >
,...,-eSs The mems viii consist IN part -
rsteecn soup. one-hslf roast chicken ana
-,anh.rrs- sauce. celery. PIE. pushing.
f,.-3t et~ ala Tor IS cents,
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"ATD Switches.
Il IA 1OTHE Second street.
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AYERS
- SarsapariIla

was then reSorted 10. and the re-
suit was all we could have wished
for. The carbuncle healed quick
ly. and his health is now perfect
H. ). RoUzIE, Champlaln, Va.
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rslates are tic}led when menus contain
PASTRIES made with Prices Baking Pow
ee-
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The
Oldest
And the Best

I'm the Fall of 'ag my son.
r. b. ROUTE, had = huge carhun-
Gle on his neck. The doctor
laneed il. hut gave him no per-
mauent benefit.
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Jets are worn more than anything
or so cheap or complete.
Black Jets. 1oc. 12isc. 15c. &C. sc,
Csc, 4oc. 4Sc. soc. Csc 10 S yard.
75c. S5c up.
Feather Trimming. CSC. Sc. 4ec, 45c,
65c, 7Sc. sSc. sl.25 10 $3.50 yard.
Fur Trimming. 15c. s5c. csc 10 $3.50
yard.
Complete stock OF laces in black and
ecru IN all widths. styles and prices.
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Smoke Ia Flor!aa. iae eisar fer =.
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smoke la Florida Ioe CIGAR for Sc
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SPECIALIST
@lS 81: 8; ;:;; :;:;: ;;5: :::i VI
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Big Special i'm Mems
Underwear.

Two cases Mems Heavy Gray Wool
Underwear at the special price OF
Sl.50 per suit.
This line has just arrived and Is the
best value we have shown this season.
1t is easily worth s. suit.