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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07

After receiving a steal of $50, 000,-
900 at the hands of the Republican
party, the Sugar Trust can stand a
heavy campaign assessment.
Mr., c. L. Hasbrouck, druggist at
Mendon, Mich, says all OF the good
testimonials that have been published
by the manufacturers OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy could be duplicated in that
town. For sale by K. w Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07

"Last simmer one of our grand
children was sick with severe bowel
trouble" says Mrs. +. G. Gregory of
Frederickstown, Mo. "Our doctors
remedy had failed, then we tried Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which gave very speedy re-
lief" For sale by R. w. Smith.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07
PIain SeWiina Wanted.

public that she solioits all kinds Of plain sewing
which will be executed in good style and at reason
able prices.
Call at the residence Of Mrs Bell, and leave your
orders je7
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07
Notice of Dissolution of Co
partnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm name and style Of Reynolds Shaw in Mount
ain Home, Idaho, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent W A. REYNOLDS having purchased the en-.
tire interest of c. X. Shaw, including all book ac-
counts and notes due the said partnership and tho
said W. A. Reynolds to pay all indebtedness.
w. A. REYNOLDS.
@. r. SHAW.
Dated Mountain Home. June 20, 1897 IOWA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07

Aug N slnnOtt, attorney ior admini.trator. 4
The evening times., 1897-12-17

incidents of the kind described remind as
again that The Iinparcia.. of Madrid, de
ciares that il August Canovas del Castillo
Kent nctc 10 our GovernI:mnt. eN planning
that SuCb methods were necessary to
''pacify" the island, and that the Wash
ineion authorities, hy their silence, have
assented TO the proposition. If the state
Inent OF the Impartial Ge correct, the atti-
tudc of the Administration is compreheusi-
BILE, and there il not any visible chance
that it would feel Compelled! to take action.
under its Internal ional duty to ciriliza-
tion and humanity, even though the sitlia-
tion Were WORSE than il is which, howe yer.
it could not well he We are not without
hope az 10 The matter at large. II is very
satisfactory TO read that the Spanish gov
eminent in Madrid is in a state OF panic.
and that the royal family is making prep
arations for flight TO France with the
first rifle shot of the revolution The
Madrid mob l. i'll an ugly rood. and no one
knows what il might not do at anyInoment
What may happen next, W het her il viii he
Don Carlos or republic, Is a mystery,
hut there can be little question that the
present dynasty.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1897.
Notes of the Day.

sickeuinC details OF Spanish atrocities
In Cuba, perpetrated as widely aud horri-
bly, under Blanoo as under Weyler, ought
to stir the blood Of every one with a spark
OF American manhood in him, whether
within or outside OF the Congress. We
desire to call special attention 10 the II Il
that these ho-rors are bcing reported, not
oniy in what the Republican Administra ton
call lingo papers but in prominent metro
I,olitan i3urnslsheretufurc notoriously friend
ly TO Spain. This would be sufficient to
show that The. stories ar, not nianufa ctured
for the occasion, il the y,-iid not bear the
unmista sahle marks of truth on their fac.
Take, for instance, the story of the little
girls who W ere thrown over cliff seventy
feet high, after their parents had been
butchered in cold blood and their elder
sister carried iIto captivity worse than
death! Is this sample of the reforms
which Mr.. Mckinley begs the Congress to
allow Spain more tim. to apply? on
October 10, near Matanzas, five unar-n.d
men, a woman and two girl children pre-
sented themselves to the local Spanish
Commander under the terms of Blanco' S
proclamation of amnesty. All OF them
at once wer'. hacked to death nd horribly
mutilated with machetes.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

Newspa pcrs opposed to Hawaiian annex
Ation-an1. thank goodness, there are very
Few of them OF any degree of influence
admit that the tide is setting strongly
toward anueNa tion on the DemOcrati sides
of Senate and HOUSE. In the former body
there are satisfactory rea s,as for thinking
that enough converts can be found within
few days to make ratification certa an If
vot. can br reached. good deaf ,'e-
pends upon how much fiiihustering there
is to he. Ii the opponents Of America nisrn
are strong and bold enough to indulge in
much of that sort OF thing, it will not do
to take chances. and the Morgan hill
should be taken up In the House and pushed
through without regard to politics. One
thing should not he lost sight of. The
Angio-Sugar lobby is counting upon the
holiday recess as an opportunity for much
missionary work and the applica zion of
sound business met ethuds." The latest
Senatorial convert announced is Mr.. Raw
lins; and there are Others wao will be found
on the right side when the time comes.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

Details by mail of the taking of Kiio
Chou by the Germans show that the Chinese
We're given even shorter grace than the
Haitians We're "a little later Three of the
kaiseI's war vessels steamed into the hi:-
Dor and gave the Chinese general three
hours tc evacuate the forts. The latter
begged for time to refer the matter 10
Pekin, hich, il is needless to say, the
German admiral would not grant. At the
end of the time stipulated a force of
marines and sailors was landed. The eoI,
tifications Were tenantless. The Imperial
colors We're raised AMI saluted by the
ships, and Shan Tung became Teutonized.
Here is the missionary field where Prince
Henry VIII preach ''the gospel Of his
niaiesty's ''most sacred person.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

We are inform cd in the pages OF tue best
book extant that "a house divided ag giinst
itself cannot stand.' II is impossible not
to recall the apliorism on Comparing the
solemn pledge of the Chief of the Admin
istration, to do everything in lis pow ,r to
restore bimetallism by international agree-
ment, with the statement of his finance min
lister, that the first object he has in view
is ito commit the country more thor
oughly to the gold standard II is ter-
successful Chicago banker into his Cab
met he expected to find in him lelp to
his policy and that of the Republican party
as expressed in its platform. Instead Of
that his Secretary of the Treasury is a
hoodoo of tue most violent and malignant
type. Nobody better than Mr.. NICK niey
knows that If such language had been rsed
by an acknowledged national Republican
leader between July and November, 1896,
the present occupant of the White House
would not he there, and Mr.. Bryan would.
IL was only the widespread belief :moBg
the Republican masse that the Nick. .nIey
regime would restore silver that made it
possible for Mr.. Hanna to seat his friend,
even with the advantage OF that .'ixteen-
milliOn-do!lar campaign fund. 1t is shown
by the record of the elections this year that
the silver sentiment OF the country has
grown rather than abated. There is plenty
Of evidence that Congressman who wcnld
like 'vindication' in 1898 know AL this,
and know that they would dig their pO-
litical graves by favorins any such Wall
and Lombard streets deal as Mr.. Gage
proposes for the destruction of the peoples
money and the issue of more bonds. II is
pitiable t. witness such bull -iiead ri reck-
lessness OF consequences as the Secretary
displays in making such propositions.
We say this out Of pure sympathy
for the President. Otherwise, it is
well enough. 1t tears the last shred
OF disguise from the hideous purposes
Of Republicanisn, and manrfa ctures
Democratic Votes by the hundred thousand
a week. But, even at that. il is paiuf,:
to see a eood man like MI Mckinley SO
mercilessly houdOoed.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

Friends of Spain in this country for
alleged fact that the Queen Regent had
pardoned Gen. Rius Rivera. and that he
was on his way To CadiZ free and
happy man. The truth appears today
in the report. published by the New York
pardoned He is ON his way 10 Spain.
it is tru~; but as prisoner going to
his doom in the frightful dungeons aui
torture chambers of Barcelona, or some
other Spenish hell. 1t was thought best
TO remove him further from the eye II
America before proceeding 10 punish him
for -muleting the conduct of Washington
and LAFAYETTE.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
'CFLIIsT Won BIENE ROBBED.
Says $500 Disappeared My>teriousl,
From a SaliSa

New York. Dec. II.-Aa=ustc v3n Biene.
the 'cellist. Is worried by tue III ysf erious
disa ppearancc Of $500 fruIn a lock ed sat1-li-i
in his apartments at tie Hotel Norman,lie.
Mr.. Won Biehe informed the police
yesterday that tie had been robbed, Gnd
Detectives Quinn and Meehan, ,f tie
West Thirtietii street station, We're { y
signed TO the case. Won Biene toiI item
that he put the money in 4 satchel with
some clothes Wednesday afternoon and
carefully locs ell the satch.l. IN the
evening he went to the theatrr with his
wife and valet. After the 5hcater they
went to restaurant. and Will. ,;ere he
sent the valet To TIE apartments. lie re-
turned iii twenty minutes
Nobody except the valet t.ll hcen seen
to enter the apartments during Their
absence ana IN Their return the doors
were iroperiy locked and nothing had
been disturbed. Mr. Won Biene had use for
the money yesterday morning. The satchel
he found lick cd just as he left it, but th..
FOIL of greenhacks was gone. The dete,-
tives think that il was an inside job"
but when they communicated their slis-
piciOus to the 'cellist re refused to en-
teri ain them.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
JUST FOR FUN.

Police Sergeant you all really fo
the raid on the gambling establishment:
Roundsman Yes. Notified the Prpprieto
yesterday. Harlem Life
Mi. Gasweli tat the breakfast table,
My dear, how is it that the beefstc,k j
always cooked too much now! BrGre
used to brDll il So nicely.
Mrs. Gaswell-I know she did, but sine
she got bicycle she has become ia in
veteratc scorcher. -Pittsburg CiIronice-Tel
egraph.
Il want to know said an .,d tim,
darky to his employer. what yu Win,
give me 70 rChris'mus?''
We'll, Jim,' replied the employer, n
either vaccinate you or give you Il hi
cycle.
Look hea, mani" said the iiarky, -
swine ter let You alone fun dis on.
doau' want NO waxination, en- knows iuu
well you amt gwine give me 40 bicycle
Go 1ong!" Constitution.
''Are You going to send yonr mo;her-in-
law Christmas PRESENT.
"Alas. no! l wish could enjoy that
privilege
why can't you? Surely you IAN af.
ford it,
Yes, yes; but can't send it. She's at
onr house ''-Phiideiphia Bulletin.
he persisted in using a fragment of his
broken slate, much to his teacher S disgust
why don't you tell your mother yo,i
broke your slater she asked. I'm sure
she'd give you a new one.''
Course she would replied the boy,
and she'd call IL a Christmas present
I'd ruther wait till next term before ask
for it, Chicago Evening Post.
Fudoy-' never saw anybody so gone on
a place as my wife is on Boston. She SAYS
it's Just heavenly.
Duddy-wcIi, there is a resemblance. In
heaven the streets are paved with gold,
and in Boston they seem t. be. Judging fr ON
the way somebody or other Is always at
work digging them up.-Boston Transcript.
Boston Lady at the seance)-Is that my
son, Chesterfield?
Spirit Form 1t he.
4, ston Lady with shrek oh, rhcs-
terfield' Didn't 1 tell you before YOU
died not to associate with any but R1ston
spirits? Where did you ever pick up such
grammar asthat?-Bostun Traveller.
He He We you ever read any of those ar
ticles about the danger in kissing?
She--I guess you are es1fe-Indianapolis
Journal.
Her Parent. ito prospective son I'm law J.
Is your financial condition such as VIII
enable you to support a family?
Young Man ttiinidly)-why, I-er-.a.t
is, was -er, only figuring ON supporting,
Clara. Chicago News
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Arizona'- Annexation schem

from the Los Angeles Timasl
Arizona las little scheme, which from
an Arizona standpoint. is very pretty TO
lock at. Arizona wants L. annex San
Dteso county, Cal, in which is the CITY of
San Diego. This would give Arizona a
inpulstion and a standing that wou,,i i'm
mcd'ateiy solve the problem of state.ocd
1t would give her also one of the fin est sea
ports on the coast Probably, moreover.
IL would stimulate railroad building from
San Diego to the interior of Arizona. As
for San Diego. Arizona is irving To cop-
vince her that annexation would mean
her salvation. San Diego is always at
war with Los Angeles over Consr .ssionaI
appropriations for deep water harbors. or
something or other: and Los Angeles being
the bigger town. San Diego usually lets
the worst Of it, San Diego is said 10 he
seriously considering the propos itiop. Tile
rest Of the State or California rrf,sss TO
consider II seriously. and 1t is certain that
the proposed annexation cannot he ee-
coirpl:shed without a bitter fight.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

We are glad to see the movement In the
Congress in favor of opening the Library
evenings. 1t ought to be open every night
and Sunde Us as well. The additional ex.
pense involved isa bagatclle compared with
the boon such a change would be to the
public. Who does not know dozens of
studious and accomplished men and women
who are employed during all the present
library hours every day in the week. An To
whom an evening now and then Mt the
noble palace of hooks would he positive
blessing. Mr.. Bingham OF PENNSYLVANIA
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Men S Hats.

The last sale of manu-
facturers' sample rerbys
and etiOras : tnat we can
have this season, because
this Is the last lot that
We deem good enough
To offer you. 'Tisn't tine
advertising of Hats at
81, but the giving Of our
values that make our
: ID ollar Sales" su uch
important ones, and 20
impossible TO match.
Choice of all the fash
ionable shapes in all the
shades. lest DerDys and
Fedoras, regular 81,
$3.50 and S3 hats. TD-
day and tomor-
row for ......S1.OO
The evening times., 1897-12-17
OFFICERS OF MYSTIC SHRINE
Large Increase in the Nembe r,hip
of the Order

The Mystic Shrine held its annual cleo.
ton OF Officers last night at the hail of
the order, National Rifles rmory. The Of
Ulcers for the coming year will be-: Poten,ate
Harry Standiford; chief rabban. Jesse +.
Grant assistant Robert Cooke; high
priest and prophet, Jesse W. Lee; lire tor,
b. }. Gray; assistant,F Fred Behrens; oriental
guide, Frank X. Raymond: treasurer, f. H.
Chamberlin; recorder, George H. Walker:
trustees. Fred G. Alexander. Col. W. Il.
Moore, and Simon Wolf; representatives.
H. Standiford- F. II. Thomas. Thomas B.
Walker, and A. W. Kelly.
The Shrine is in most fIourishing condi
tmL as tomemberslip and ent husia IN The
meetings are well attended and the mem
Dership increasing. There is at present Ts1
Shriners in tn. city
The evening times., 1897-12-17
After hearing some .r,.nn, cont,,u.

After bearing some sriends continually
praisiag Chamberiaiu's Colto. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, Curtis Fieck, of Ana
helm. California. purchase a bottle of It for
his own use and Is now as enthus iastio
over its wonderful work as any one can ! e.
The 20 and 90 cent sizes for sale by Henry
Exams. wholesale and retail druggist. $50
st. and Conn. ave and 3. st. nv. aud 1928
Nd. ave. ps-
The evening times., 1897-12-17
country, is unable to determine the pri,n,l
cause of the accident.
BURNED A FIRE Departures +
In Doing So Burglar Lewis Roas-
ed to Death in the Planes

Bath, n. Y. Dec. I7.-Albert Lewis.
forty years o,s. OF Prattsburg, was arrested
at ms home last night for attempting to
break into County Treasurer Conine's house
Lewis was placed in the village lookup,
which was in the fire department build
ing.
Lewis apparently thought it would be a
good joke GO set the fire department abba .e
The joke started all right and, before the
fire burned itself out, it was demonstrated
that the fire department couldn't even VA ye
itself from destruction by flames, for the
entire building was consumed. So was
the apparatus. Likewise Lewis.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
MAYOR READINGS WELCOME.
With His Bride He Gets Lively
One at Rockville.

Rockville, Nd, Dec. IT.. "A reception W as
given Mayor Joseph Reading last night upon
his return home from his bridal tour of a
week by the leading business men of this
place and prominent members of the Ma
sonic order, OF which he is member.
About 1890 O'Clock unheard-of sounds
reached the reople living In the upper end
Of the town. caused by the blowing of all
kinds Il horns. the beating of kettle and
bass drums and the terrible saving of horse
ffddles. Tho noise of the serenade was The
most heart-rending that has ever been
heard In this section, but the party was
unable to get the mayor out in order to
have him deliver an address.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

did not cover himself with glory when yes
terday he interpOsed q technical objection
to the present confederation OF the subject.
To keep the great national collection Of
books under conditions which bar 90 per
cent Of people from an y benefit from them
is equally barbarous and insane. But nat
urally Mr.. BiDgl,.m has no use for books.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Men Clothing.

The $3.50 and $12.5O
sales or Suits anu over
coats may not last long
er tnan tOIuOrrOw. 1t
rests with yOu-weN
give You the choice OF
lnese exceptional val ues
and they're going rap
idly. These faDrics were
woven for higher priced
grades than we've mark
ed these garments. But
we made 'ein up-and
that AIDS another saw
Ing to the one We got on
the purchase of the fab
RIGS Eoth are for you.
There are all siZes-and
all stylish cffects-soiDe
OF our"best In America"
clothing. BE quick
81. so or Sf2, So
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Boys Clothing.

We've taken all our
novelties, that have
sold out to one, two or
three suits of a kind
Brownie, Etons and
three-piece velvet suit
and laid them out fol
fAs,..,rrAu- at
The evening times., 1897-12-17
THE GARR1soNs WRECK
Railroad Commissioners Unable 4,
Deter mine What Caused Il.

Albany, N. T., Dec. 1.-THE finding Of
the State railroad commissioners regard
Ing the csuse OF the New York Central wreck
near Garrisons during the early morning CT
Sunday, Octhber "a last, whereby eight
cen Passengers and three employees Inst
their lives In the river, was made pubic
today The board after an exhaustive In
vestgatioii, which was conducted with
the aid Of the best expert engineer In tie
The evening times., 1897-12-17
ColIom's wild sensa,iou

from the Chicago Nsws.)
In declining an office the Hon. Shelby
III. Cullom will create the Impression that
he is trying to boom yellow senatorialIsm.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
! Fhy.itaI Impos.ih,Ii.x

tFron, the Chicago Times- -Heralt.j
A contemporary says that "a man who
is tor stupid to besa tnryman has been
discovered In Minneapolis.' Nonsense:
Ther. never was such man.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Microbes on the Stage.

Hrom the Chicago Recorsi)
"Anynew features In Uncle Tom e bin
this year,
Yes; deathbeds are done away With:
everybody In the play Is cured by taking
Poodler g patent germ desroyer."
The evening times., 1897-12-17
A Split in His Policy.

from the Chicago RecortD
Il Is: OF course, a trivial matter, but
does not Mr.. Mckinley believe that he
weuie be Justified In fayorine annexa tion
between two sections Of his infinitive
verbs?
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Bows Hats.

A lot OF Boys Brown
and Black Fedoras, gen.
uine FUR hats, with silk
bands and bindings, the
very latest shapes. Reg
ular price, $1.4S.-
Tomorrow .,.....,0RC
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Circulation Statement.

Communications intended for publication
in The Times should be ;erseiy and plainly
irritten and must an al cases be accompanied
By The name and address or the writer. Re
:teted communications riH not be preserved,
and on;y manuscripts OF obrious importance
uU be returned 10 Their authors.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

Readers of The Times arho may at any
tin e be unable 10 procure copies Of it at any
ne,cs stand, railroad station or on railroad
trains riil confer Jaror upon 6te manage
nient by sending to Mis office Information OF
the fact.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
$3.50

$50 Boys Brown and
Gray Plain Cheviot Long
Pants Suits, lined with
Italian Cloth, edges dou-
bic stitched. perfect fit
and usual :. 30 value.
Sizes 14to 10 -"
Tor .....--.. $500
The evening times., 1897-12-17
r.-...-S g

Choice OF a lot of
Boys fine aOuble-breast-
ed Short Pants Suits,
in neat and nobby pat
terns-no plain blues or
blacks-but strictly all
wool and new effects
made in first-class rnau-
ner, triirrned as So, 81
and IS values should he.
When a maker sacrifices
he hecutsrecklessly:they y're
4 TO 10 years.
sizes; toinOrrOw, ,S4.08
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Young Mems
Suits.

los Boys All-wool
Fancy Cheviot Long
Pants Suits, in single
breasted sack style,
fashionable patterns
and fashionable Aut-
and while we've mark
ed them S10and $3.50,
II you'll compare them
you'll find they're equal
to any $3.50 and SIS
suits others show. Your
choice OF these - all
sizes, Il to 10
years ..... SR.kO
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Tor ...........S3.76 g

III You want everyday
Pants this is your chance
Choice OF nine differ
ent styles of Cassimere
and Cheviot Pants that
are worth S3.5O--
perfect fitting for
S2.26
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Osr Late Fes,ivt,v

from the Chicago Times Herald,
wasbinstoa must be an up to date tow.,
The evening times., 1897-12-17

II nt'w las on its hands a canine ca rniy H.
whereas other cities have to worry aiohg
wit dog shows.
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Ladies' Coats.

Lot OF Novelty Boucles
in Red and Black and
Grown and Black mix
lures. cut fly and shield
front. new sleeves and
hack: lined with good
quality Of pla In and
colored satin. Ac-
s-tual value $15
1915
Lot OF Tan Kersey
Fly-rront and Shield
front Jackets, lined with
new patterns In gay
Ronian-striped silk: new
sleeves and new back
and raised seams. One
? Of the Iattiest Jack
{ cts that fas been
.shOwn this season
and worth
&, $3.50 ....&11.76 8
Lot OF Blue and Black
Melton Jackets, shield
front, slash collar. coat
hack. French sleeves,
double-stitcned seams,
and lined with heavy
ROman-striped silk. AS
big q value as
$3.50 ever
bought ........&S.6O
Tan whipcordFly-front
Jackets-here's style for
you-ftBtshed withdoubie-
stitched seams, cut jaun-
ty length, coat, collarand
hack. latest sleeve, flap
on pockets. lined with
changeable
taffeta silk.
worthS20.. STATS
The evening times., 1897-12-17

The ten lots that
keep the Suit and Over
coat Sale company are
par offerings. lf you
want a pair of Dress
Pants jump at these =
Fine Stylish Worsteds.
In the fashionable stripes
cut sbapely and Will
fit perfectly-$5,
So and 81 values
Tor &a.7k
The evening times., 1897-12-17
$3.50
Mems Xmas
Furnishings.

All sha pes in fine Neck
wear-light and dark ef-
fects. We bought a ma
ker's reserves-and here
they are.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

The sizes W iii run from
3 To sand the prices
from 81 tU Sf2- That
Iucans the spending OF
from 81 to S6-and the
saving of Just as much.
Ours are exclusive nov
elites, unlike-uuIiiatch-
ed-unapproached. Why
not Tor q present!
Choice of about 20
Atwood Cheviot Short
Pants Suits, in novelt y
patterns, made up III
double breasted and
REFER styles, latter braia-
triIuined, and worth up
to o$3.50:size, 4 ~
fn TX fur 90 m
The evening times., 1897-12-17

Only 80 Blue Chin
chilla Refers, wit h
braid trimmed sailor
collars or plain ulster
Collars, lined with fancy
cashmere, warm, worth
rul, and S2.5o.........
Nalue-ror 81 En
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Men s Pants.

81. 50 or Sf2. so.
The evening times., 1897-12-17

Lot OF BLACK and Blue
Persian Lamb Cloth
Novelty Refers, with
black cloth sailor cola r
trimmed with the Per
sian, lined with Italian
cloth, fancy buttons.
Sizes 1 to 5 years. 50
and So values -.
for ....... SAX
The evening times., 1897-12-17
Girls Refers.

Big lot OF Girls Novelty
Cneviot Refers, with
storm collar. new style
sleeves and empire back,
OF plain back. Fit ages
4 to 2 years. Compare
them with others
best at S5-and
You'll jump at
these for. $500