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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20

river last Sunday than at any formc'
time during the present year. 1t wa
so low that the steamboats, could not LAND
at Stln's Wharf this county, and the
passengers for that place had TO so 10
Stuart's, some distance below.
CORN SHIPMENTS.
Some sman shipments Of new corn
will be made from the Northern Neck
10 Washington and Alexandria next week
Observation-Disclosures lots and less will pro-
baby sell for IS cents per bushel; but
larger quantities will sell for much less.
Corn is not sufficiently cured as yet for
milling purposes, and therefore large lots
are not wanted. Small lots are In fair
demand for feeding purposes by livery
men and cattle-dealers in the cities A
good many farmers commenced shocking
and housing corn this week, and, If ia
yorable weather continues. a great deal
of the early corn will be shucked and
housed by the first of November--at least
thirty days earlier than usual.
In speaking of the splendid farms and
beautiful landscapes along the Kappa,
hammock river in this county. a visitor
to this section says that Colonel Well
ford Corbin's Farley Vale Farm is al
most perfection and fortune in itself"
True, Farley Vale Is a magnificent
of the prettiest and most fertile in all
this section-and Mr.. Corbln is a model
farmer, but how any farm can be for
tune IA ITSELF while corn sells for thirty
odd per bushel is problem that ought
TO be explained to 1--WE white folks over
here.
Mrs l.. L. Coghili. who has been spend
ing some time with relatives here, has
returned TO her home, in Frederlcks
burg.
Mr.. Wesley Butler, OF Washington.
spent a part of this week with friends
near this place. He is an expert 'cyclist.
and made the rounds here on his wheel.
returning home by way OF Fredericks-
burg, making the twenty-five miles thith-
err in short time
Mrs. Lucy Marstella (nee Dbhman).
OF Delaware has been spending some
time this fall with her mother. near
Edge HILL this county. She Is the wife
OF Rev. John Marstella. formerly stu
dent at Richmond College, who Is we'll
known In Richmond.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Notwithstanding the hard times'' and
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THE LATE FRANKLIN DAVIS.
An Interesting Review of His Active
and Successful business Life.

The National Nurseryman Of October.
lS9i-just a year ago-printed .the follow
ing interesting review of the active and
Davis, whose death in Baltimore last
week was reported in the Dispatch:
Franklin Davis was born January IA.
1879. in Bedford county, Pa. He was left
an orphan and penniless at the age OF
years. A relative in Adams county,
Pa, recognizing in him the promise of
true worth, gave him a home and al
lowed him TO attend school during the
winter months. He was soon repaid for
his kindness by seeing the frail boy de-
velop into a bright and willing lad.
Mr.. Davis very early in life showed
great interest and fondness for fruit
growing and raising trees. His first gratis
were set in the fence corners OF the
farm, where he made his home. He
missed no opportunity to accumulate
knowledge In his chosen vocation, hence
by the time he arrived at the age OF
q he was well qualified to launch out
for himself.
CAME TO THE SOUTH.
eBelieving that the South offered
promising field for his work, he loaded
several boxes OF gratis in a one-horse
wagon in the spring OF 1850 and turned
his face toward Rockbridge county. Va.
He was not troubled with the care OF
much money. but owned the CRAFTS, horse.
and wagon. few hundred dollars. and
better yet, u strong body, level head.
and an honest heart. Through many ups
aud downs, planting. working. and sell
ing trees with his own hands, he laid
the foundation OF a great nursery.
"Mr. Davis soon saw that the nursery
business would have many advantages
and could be operated more successfully
and meet the demands OF his rapidly
growing trade better II he were located
nearer a larger town. and he therefore
began planting at stanton. Va, and
by the time the civil war arose he had
large business and had accumulated
10000. But the war came on and Vir-
ginia. unfortunately. was compelled TO
furnish much Of the battlefield. Trade
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CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS.

s different patterns to select from-price
should be JOc., our price $50.
Figured SatInes, in Pink, White, and
Cream, SOC.
patterns in Changeable Checks
should be Sl25. our price Sc.
a variety Of patterns IN Rich-Quality
Tanet&s that are hung out In other
houses at Sl.25; IN our store at 81.
! piece OF Black and White Check. all
silk. price should be for such quality 81;
our price Toe.
All-Siik Black Brocade, with large,
handsome figures 81
Black An-Sik Brocades and Stripes at
Zoe
Black Ground. Au-Slk, Double-Warp
Surah, with colored figures, 75c.
Black Ail-Siik TafIeta, with colored pin
stripes, SOC.
Black All-Slk Fable. 75c.
Black All-Silk Seeded. 75c.
Black An-Silk Gros-Grain, TIC.
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SECOND FLOOR.

being done as quietly and as systemati-
cally as 'clock-work."
Hon John Z. Mason, the Democratic
nominee for the Senate. has made
number OF campaign speeches in the lower
counties Of the district since last Satur-
day evening. when he "opened the BALI
at Colonial Beach, in Westmoreand
county. Notwithstanding the busy sea-
son with farmers and laborers. at some
points the political meetings were largely
attended. The oyations given Mr. Mason
al some places down in the Neck are
very encouraging and gratifying to him.
and at phe same time Indicative Of the
support which he Will receive at the polls
In November.
TYPHOID-FEVER
Owing TO the condition Of the drinking
water as a consequence OF the three-
months drought. typhoid-fever or ma
lignant form ia epidemic In Passapatahzy'
the upper portion Of this county. Dr.
NJ. w Minor of this place. VINO mas d
number of cases in that section, has mace
a careful Investigation, and Is now or
opinion that the fever epidemic Is
due entirely TO the water, which has be-
come very impure during the unpreced-
dented drought. He has advised the
people 20 boil their drinking water While
the dry weather continues.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edwin Cooke, or Evans
vile. Ind, arrived here several days ago.
and are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Jonn
Il. Minor, at this place. Mrs. Cooke Is
a daughter of the late Matthew Bruce, OF
Kentucky, "a native of this county. who
left here many years ago. This Is her
first trip here aud the object of her visit
Is TO look UP the surviving members OF
the old Bruce family, and TO visit the
old Bruce homestead. I'm King George
Mr. Cooke IS n retired dry-goods mer-
chant, and. with his wife, travels most
Of the time In the hope OF recovering his
health, which Is very much impaired.
A goodly numbet OF King Georgians
attended the meeting OF the Confederate
veterans at Fredericksburg on Thurs
day, the 18th, apd were very much
pleased with the proceedings and their
trip.
The Misses Burton, OF New Orleans.
La, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Franklin, at Serena" in Stat
ford county.
The tide was lower on the Potomac
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Black Satin Nervelous. the latest
craze. for 81. sI25, and $50.
All-Silk Persian Drapery, e9c. the
yard.
Black Persian and Brocade Taffeta, the
Ike that will cost You sl.15 and s. our
price 10 you for $.S9 the yard.
SHINING SILKS.
Here's where the stock shows
itself at its best-High-class silk
novelties with neither too high
nor too low prices, generally
lower than most stores. These
prices prove that fact.
4 handsome line OF silk Novelties Just
received. We have connived so as to
buy them cheaper than any house in the
city. Note the prices-$25O, s.. A.75; now
$l39
p patterns to select from that should
be $l-All-Silk Striped Tafieta for 75c.
different patterns, should be Sc. now
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GO by THE sEABOARD AIRLINE.
Special Ten-Day Rate to the Expost-
ton Good on Sunday and Monday.

The Governor of Virginia having
changed the date OF Virginia-Day at the
Atlanta Exposition to the I'D instant.
the Seaboard Airline desires to an
nounce that the low rate OF $40 for
the round trip, good for ten days. which
heretofore has only been offered the pub
lie on Tuesdays and Thursday, will APP
ply on Sunday and Monday. the 10th and
2lst instant, thereby enabling parties to
avail themselves OF the low rate and be
in Atlanta on Virginia-Day. The Sea-
board Airline returns It's passengers 10
Richmond at decent hour. and does
not, when four miles from Richmond.
compel them TO transfer to q day-coach
at 4 o'clock In the morning; and the Sea-
board also offers the travelling public
a through train to and from Atlanta
every day I'm the week, and not simply
on Tuesdays and Thursdays Pullman
reservations can be secured and baggage
checked through to destination by CALI
ing on or addressing
II. NJ. BOYKIN.
Passenger Agent.
$50 east Main street.
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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For the CottOn-Statcs and IntePna.
ttonul Exposition, Atlanta, Ga.
The Only Line Entering tho Exposi.
tiOn-Grounas.
sold from

Round trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond as follows:
Daily, until December Is. 1886. inclusive.
with final limit January Z. 1896. KS.
Daily. until December Is. lsSo. inclusive.
with final limit twenty C2o) days from da's
OF sale. $i7.0S.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week. until December "a. 1895. inclusive.
with final limit ten Qo) days from date OF
sale, Si2.40.
stations. For additional Information and
for sieeping-car reservations apply 20 tick.
ct agents or at passenger ONCE, 90 east
Main street, J. c. HORTON.
City Passenger Agent.
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Full Godet Skirts, with 6-inch HAM
burg ruffie, s tucks, for 75c.
Heavy Best-Made Skirts, with double
founce Of cambria and embroidery. and
robe trimmed with new Sheffiln embroid-
cry. white and colored. any size. 81.
TOILET DEPARTMENT.
Just a glimpse to show how
the prices run-observe the
savings and profit by these
saving suggestions.
Colgates Palm Soap, 42c. per dozen.
Perforated Toilet-Paper. In rolls. $50. q
dozen.
Half-pint bottle Genuine witch-Hazsl.
&c. per bottle
Small lot OF Watermelon Soap to be
sold for &C. a cake instead OF 1oc.
LACES THAT GRACE
most of the "chic "girls of Rich
mond. All bits of dainty con-
ceits and finery.
Embroidered Yoke Collars, &c., worth
75c.
Embroidered Yoke Collars. 6oc., worth
81.
Embroidered Yoke Collars, 75c. worth
$3.50.
A new line Of Fancy Fronts just re-
ceived
N-lnch All-Silk Beaded Net, $50.
N-inch Colored Scale Net. 81.
5-inch Black Chiffon Bands, $50.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
All the fashionable goods
Moreen, Boucle, every frst-class
kind that a store should have
you'll find here.
Fancy Black Skirts, lined all through.
$50.
Atwood Black and Navy Serge Skirts.
made very full and lined all through,
1888.
Fine Moreen Skirts, full yards wide.
all lined throughout, AS.
Atwood Boucle Skirts. IA yards wide,
full backs. and lined. S.Ss.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
Couple of kinds that'll cost
YOU a half more-sometimes
more-depends upon where.
100 pieces OF Yard-Wide Percale. In
Black, Navy, Garnet. and Red grounds
with white and black figures and stripes,
12i2c. a yard.
Double and Twist Granite Cloth. Gray
and Brown Mixture, 12c.
LlSPING BABES.
Mother will find their wants
looked after here-plenty OF
things like these
Infants Eiderdown Handmade Crochet
Sets. Ribbed Sacques, all colors. 60c. each.
Infants Handmade Crochet Sacques.
White with colored borders. for &c. each.
New styles Of Baby Bonnets, In Cream
silks, only 81 each.
ALL SORTS
of little things with savings Of
two or three cents, now and
then more.
English Pins. 40 to a paper, SC.
White and Colored Beading. &c.
Kirby Beaded Hair-Pins &c.
Ladies' Companion Needle-Books. large
size. &c.
Aluminium Thimbles, &c.
Monding Tissue. loc. package.
Ladies' Bonnet Pins. 80. q card.
Working Cotton. on spools. DC. an ounce
Black Spool silk, 20. each.
Double Tracing-Wheels. &c. each.
Shoe-Hooks. &c. each.
Bone Casing. &c, q roll.
Ladies' Carriers. with buckles and bows
in all colors, 25c
Large-Size Rubber Dolls. Zoe.
Blue Darning Cotton, Ic. O ball.
Darning Cotton, on cards. &c. dozen.
Clark's New Spool Cotton. &c. q spool.
Taffeta Ribbon, loo. q bolt.
WZe>zZ1HH- Ezs< EZ2ko0Ak
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KID GLOVES.

Try 'em on at the counter. If
they don't fit you don't take
them.
4-Button Kids in Black. Tan. Red. and
Brown. worth -. for 75c. a pair
Our famous 'Marguerite" Kid. in Red,
Tan. Brown. Gray, Corn. White. Mode,
Pearl. and Black. with self or black EN-
broldery--htted on at the counter-for 81
the pair.
Children's 4-Button Kids, in Tai,
Brown, and Red. roc. the pair.
Black Suede Mousquetaires. at 81 and
$l.25 a pair
The latest 4-Button Pearl Plque
Gloves for SIS 4 pair
Ladies silk Taffeta Fleece-Lned
Gloves zoe. a pair
Ladies' 25c Black Cashmere Gloves.
only l7c
Children's Cashmere Mittens, in White,
Brown. and Navy-Blue. 2jc. quality. only
12c. a pair
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this STYLE. Roam around by
yourself in the Cloak Department
if you want to.
Long-Nap 25-inch Boucle Jackets, in
Black and Red, Navy-Blue and Solid Car
net. made with mandolin sleeves and rip
pie hacks, the choicest garment OF the
season, $50.
A full line of Boucle and Cheviot Coats,
I'm Black and NavyBlue, finished by the
best workmen. and fit as II each gar
ment was cut to order. with very full
sleeves and the latest upper backs, choice
so.
Elegant Fine French Diagonal Medium
Weight Jackets. lined all through with
fine satin, and the most perfect fitting
garments made. SIS.
26-inch Elegant Beaver Coats, in both
Navy and Black. with melon sleeves.
piped with soutache braid. cheap for $40
$50.
Very Fine Navy Chlnchlla Coat, with
large sleeves and full back. half satin
lined. fits just like a so coat, sL9S.
SPECIAL-Black Boucle 2G-inch Coat.
with full-sIzed sleeves and half satin
lined everybody says they look just like
the SO coats that our ne!ghbors sell, only
sJ.99
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
v,t n new cloth that we
haven't eot-not q new cloth
,hat isn't priced down at what
.,,.e stores will charge you for
Goods in demand a season or so
Suo Isn't that all the reason
IN the world why you should
shop here, Sure.
,- g1 na yard-PlyInouth Storm
.-a. Heavy Vale, woolly
'..-., f... t, &c. quality.
For Use. the yard-29 pieces
N-Wool Cheviot, SO inches
WIDE complete assortment of
co.or,. worth soc.
u, combinations in School
.... .-ut ana wearable, cheap.
-. tie yord-Cheviots. raised
...-. a,4vy qaa..ty. rich effect. worth
r- rc the yard-Wide-Wale and
.pa-onal ScrGes, worth fully 81
laf NttA-s7Al 4fIu 1'p1Ni''
g.. d.. yards wide, three toned worth
Sc. tho yard-Plain Boucle-
HOW'D. Green. Garnet. BIue-full 40
.... Wide. an imported stock. ana an
D.. ..r.u.nt on any dollar goods.
I- >.. tse ya~i-a French Novelty.
.. Green. Blue. Brown. and Garnet
.-.r.s. VITA exquisite raised fancy et-
... n Black. bargain at So the
l-. the yard-a Natty Effect, equal
G., Imported in Boucle, full y inches
W.. lu all the fall shades. value fOc.
Il 81 the yard-a rich variety OF I'm
t...I Novelties. including Boucle. Gre
. and other fancy effects. embracing
I. tle various shades ana combinations
or exclusive designs-goods that cannot
g.. AGAIN secured ut 80 per cent advance.
Waite Couly Bands. Inches wide. at
SILVER Fox Edging worth 5oc.. At &c.
White Wool Astrdchan Edg.ng at DC.
Gray MouilOn that actually sold for
N.e5 for -yc. "A yard
Latest Novelties IN Fancy Buttons.
..mpr.slng Miniature Cupids and Smoke
a,l Whte PearL With rhinestone setting;
a l. Persian euecL
HANDKERCHIEFS.
ladies' Irish Hand Embroidery and
l....ttche4 Pure Linen Unlaundered
...c..!efs. 1-izc. each. usual PC.
r.. Sos IS Embroidered Handkerchief,
usual . kind. your choice OF our 100
I-.e Linen Homsutched and Embroid-
e-.I uarlhercliefs for 12i4c. each.
OBJ 4-.as Hanikerchiefs, something
r..s and neat for PIC. each. worth &c.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Ask almost any woman which
is the best store in town TO shop
ior Black Dress Goods, and she'll
say "Meyer's." a jury of wo-
mcnwill give us the verdictevery
time. And we've tried to deserve
i. We do.
rr ~. the yard-Jet-Black Wool
s.,m Serge. double width; upwards OF
". y-is 10 help.
jog &c tie yard-All-Wool French
s.-..s. Jet Black, worth Toe.
tr CIR. t.e yard-French Serges. 30
l-..s wide; Storm Serges, 90 inches
fr &c. the yard-Wide-Wale serges,
l- wool. Jet Black, 81 inches.
"e are right in it with Mohair Suits.
g.. U fashionable fabric Of the sea-
sa .-n -5c. 10 Us.
t,r the yard-most exquisite Mohair
tsulr-les with dainty brocade fig
lr.s al Jet Black, IL inches wide, 8 pat
,r-.- 'A re lot.
f.- & me yard-Salt Serges. for jack
's n-- wraps. 90 inches wide, viii not
g. ..r brink from rain.
lr Elegant Black FrieZe. Is
i'-'.s vide; the latest Novelty in Black
lrss Goods.
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Skirts and Night Dresses.


was paralyzed and nearly everything was
destroyed After the war Mr.. DAVIS
made another move. which was the best
stroke of his life. With s. c. Kent date
ly deceased) Mr.. Davis opened up the
nursery business on large scale AT
Richmond, Va. They met with success
on every hand. Mr. Kent sold out his
interest In 1879, and Mr.. Davis. desiring
10 locate near his old home in the eve
ming OF his life. moved the main office
and nursery to Baltimore, Md. The bust
ness Is operated at both Baltimore and
Richmond.
ORGANIZED A COMPANY.
I'm 1892 Mr.. Davis suffered a severe
stroke Of paralysis, the result or over
work. which rendered him physically I'M
able TO take an active part In the bust
ness. Recognizing his condition. he form
ed at once a stock company known as
the Franklin Davis Nursery Company
The capital stock was fixed at 100000
Franklin Davis was made president;
Howard Davis, secretary and treasurer;
Edwin Davis, vice-presldent. The stock
company has met with a most encourag-
ing reception by the business community.
Trade has greatly increased. and the
planting counts up In the millions. From
very humble beginning. as result or
energy, industry ana honesty, MT DAVIS
has built up business OF immense pro-
portions. handling several hundred thou
sand dollars worth OF stock annually.
and with nearly one thousand acres under
cultivation, and a host OF employees. Mr..
Davis was married In Pennsylvania
Three sons and two daughters are living
His faithful wife. for thirty-seven years.
is still spared TO comfort him In his
afiiictIon, and enjoys good health. In the
evening Of their day hand In hand. they
go down life's pathway enjoying the
fruits OF their labor.
"The boys manage the business now"
~~s~-~1-s.De~nn1~
In addition to Tuesdays and Thursdays
for persons desiring TO visit the Cotton
States and International Exposition at
Atlanta, Ga. on Virginia-Day, October
ed. the Atlantic Coast-Line will sell
round-trip tickets on October 10th and
2lst, good for ten days from date OF sale.
at 1870 Train leaves Union Depot az
713 r. ~. arrives in Atlanta LAS Il. NJ
next day. Through sleeplng-car on this
train for the accommodation and COM
fort OF Richmond passengers.
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BOurette OutluS, LOT cHhuiSh "N
ladies' dresses, 1-3c. a yard.
Mattress Bed-Ticking. sc. a yard.
Featherproof Bed-Ticking, l215c.-value
15c.
Best Turkey-Red Damask made, $c.
yard.
5O-inch Fur-Line Damask, regular 6oc.
value. 39c. yard.
Turkey-Red Table Damask, 12lsc. a
yard.
Full-Width Fast-Color Red Damask.
50c. quality. 3Oc. yard
Cotton Huckaback Towels, 1Sxi0 inches,
&c. each, 81 a dozen. worth sl.20 a dozen.
Extra Large Bleached Pure-Linen Tow
els. 12i2c. each-value l5c. eack.
800 dozen Knotted-Fringe. Hemstitched.
Open-Work Damask and Huckaback Tow
els, 2Jc.-some worth 35c.
Colored- Bordered. Half-Bleached Nap
kins. soc. dozen-real value Toe.
S sets Table-Cloths. dozen Napkins,
beached damask. regular IS value, $3.50.
Pure-Linen Birdseye. l0-yard piece Sl.15.
20c. yard.
2-yard-long White Damask Dinner
Cloths. $3.50 value. slightly soiled. Sl.9S
each.
/ Cloth, Q s-s yards long, White Damask
China Cloth, real value s.. slightly soied.
$3.50.
Napkins to match. at $3.50 a dozen.
Pure~Iinen German-Damask Table
Covers, IA yards long measure). SIS.
SHOES.
Was there ever a hrst-class,
up-to-date dry-goods store that
didn't sell Shoes for less money
than Shoe stores? It's easy
enough-don't have to depend
upon that particular line-a lit
tie profit here and a little profit
there-that make prices all
around low.
Ladies' French Kid Button shoes, Pic
cadilly patent-leather tip, s. value, for
$3.50.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes. pa
tent-leather tips sl.75 value. for $1.2j.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes, pa
tent-leather tips, $50 value. for 81.
Ladies French-Kid Hand-Sewed and
Hand-Turned Button Shoes, s. value, for
s..
We have Just gotten in a large lot OF
Boys School Shoes. Veal Calf Lace
Shoes, solid soes and counters, every
pair warranted-ShoeS that will cost you
$50 In regular shoe stores-will only
cost you at Meyers tomorrow 81.
Misses Dongola Kid Button Shoes, for
school, $50 value, for 81.
HOSIERY HURRAHl
Regular jubilee prices-all the
kinds-that wear well-that
look we'll, if you care for looks,
any rate don't cost any more
here.
Ladies' Black Brilliant Superior Isle
Thread Hose. Houble heels and toes,
Hermsdorf dye, in both plain and drop
stitch, SOC. pair, or three pairs for VI
worth soc. pair
Ladies' Plain Black, Extra Elastic-Top.
Four-Thread Maco Hose. high spllced
heels. double soles and toes. &C. pair
ChiIdren's Black Small-Rib Hose, dou-
bic knees, heels. and toes. Hermsdorf
dye, for lie. pair
Ladies' Plain Fast-Black Seamless
Hose, nc. pair. -.
Children's Rib Hose. Fast Black. all
sizes, 3iac. a pair.
MEMS NEEDS.
Bought by a man who appre-
ciates most what a man needs
and knows enough about Mems
Furnishing-store dearness to
sell these goods less than they'd
cost YOU there.
% dozen Well-Made Gentlemen,s can
ton-Flannel Drawers, all sizes. only i2l5c.
Mems Sanitary Gray Wool Shirts and
Drawers. worth $50. for sl-all sizes.
Ladies' Straight and Shaped Pure
White Ribbed Vests and Pants, tieeced
inside, only 60c. each.