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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
From the Brain aud Pens OF the Censor's
LIVE County and Village Writers.
MHIrEsrnWN.


ONTARIO, Lee. 16---David Jones and wife
are visiting their relatives in the Hoosier
state ;.W VIM McCombs and Milo Walker
Drought load each OF goods from Norwalk
to the Ontario merchants. Ell Sanders and
his two boys, OfCamp Douglass visited rela-
lives In Ontario last Sunday J. Miss Sarah
Williams, OF Johnny Cake valley, visited
relatives here Friday and Saturday .....,C. M
Sanuon and his hired hands quit farm wort,
below town this week. Downfall of the
beautiful was the cause. Sleds and sleigh
sleigh bells gingle.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
are the happy parents OF a bouncing big boy
born the l4th insti also on the 9th was born
| son TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL Shemerhorn. We
will inform ''Old Glory that none of them
here name their babies Dewey or Sampson :.
An infant child of Mrs. Willis Lombard, after
long illness. died and was buried last
Thursday DIR. Abbott reports Fred Banker
little better at this writing. II. I'll Han,
son Is dangerously i'll. Dr. Abbott attend
| ing. DR.. Miller, OF NorwaIk, was called FOL
counsel. -. There are few red skins
camped near Oil City. this winter. fishing
hunting and making baskets 49,. An agen
Was hinltlng q large road scraper to a few
| by-standers. TITO late in the season, sir.
Mr.. Hook. our cobbler and harness maker
h rs Increased in trade. He is busy earIyant
iate.; Pastor Ferry announced, last Sunday
tnat ne would begin protracted meeting
| here, just after the holidays, to cont.c az
through january. All should expect it to b,
| a revival meeting mob a protracted meeting
80. Mrs. ROBERT Lee sold three cows. consid
Grafton, Sl0o. In our items last week reaC
Joseph Landon. not ]. Samdon, and Mr.. anC
mrs; Eddie Lord. not Eddie Lord. Ora
Wallace Is cutting and drawing saw logs
Heavy hauling on hobs has commenced ii
earnest. christmas tree services at the
U. b. church Is to be swell affair. Instead
| OF christmas eve 1t takes place on Saturday
evening. Now let us turn out to see Ole
Santa. The new lyceum of our school mel
| Tor first debate last night. The question dis
cussed was Who did the most for the coun-
try, George Washington or Abraham Lin
coinf" Question decided in favor of Wash.
lngton 80. w. h. O. Aid met with Mrs. Johr
Lawrence this afternoon. Mrs. Sullivan sold
more than 100 numbers for the w. r. @
social. They have very fine quilt for sale
Numbers are 10 cents each; the one holding
the lucky number gets the quilt. Frank
NeWlun came home from the west this week
&c. silbaugh will stsrt to the -northerr
woods in few days. He takes team. He
received an offer Of 80 cents per hour to dc
carpenter work on . large mill dam. The
committee appointed to Investigate the re-
ported Indebtedness of Whitestown at the
Tune of separation OF village and town
found the town indebted about $1,000 to $500
SO Ontario will have ITS share to pay. thus
aVoldlng law suit ONTARIO LAD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
GREENWOOD.

BOHEMIA VALLEY, Dec. e-Busfness il
booming and great deal of hauling is being
done by our farmers TO the neighborine
towns OF Wonowoc, Hlllsboro and Yuba
John 5wintzson and family were guests al
Ezra Shreve's, Sunday. -. Branson Shreve
who has been working near Lodi, Is home
again. School is progressing nicely under
management of Miss Ellie Newlun; 81 pupils
enrolled. q. l., Shreve, who left his farm
and moved to y uba not long since, is doing a
fine business as proprietor of Yuba House
-. Those wishing blacksmithing done, call
on Frank Rhinehart. The Shreve Brothers
have been busy running the wood saw the
past week. Earl Stager is teaming from
here to Lima. He seems to be well pleased
with his occupation, for although it's the
month Of December, you may hear him sing
Ing, merfily, "Ob, the lovely, lovely May. :.
Nels Olson and son Theodore are busy pres
pairing wiz ter wood. -. Miss Julia Christian
son was hone from Hillsboro, where she ha-
been working, Ior sho TT rest. Her sister
Miss isabel, is & Jaying at home now. Ezra
Shreve has gone south for the winter, where
1.-THE sun never sets and the leaves never
fade. There was a social hop at George
Ammermans, the 9TH inst. Allreport good
time -. There will be a party at G. L
Sbreye's, this evening. Quite a number o1
our young people contemplate going Rev
Garner, pastor of the Christian church, holds
meeting every two weeks. =. Miss Caroline
Olson is home from Lima, where she has
bee employed in the family of John Hurless
Flown Clerk Berg passed through our val
ley, delivering school library books, Friday
Caleb Shreve, one OF our old settlers, las sole
his farm and moved to Wonowoc !. Ebel
Onsager is erecting a fine dwelling house
George Bundy and mother visited at Lestel
Shreve's not long since. There will be shoy
in Yuba next week IA few of our youn,
bachelors begin to look doleful and thinl
four years long time to wait for Leap year
Perhaps they know the old adage, "OlC
maids are honorable, but old bachelors arr
abominable' Mr.. JONES.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

Editor Ellis B. Usher makes his en-
trance into the republican fold and en-
braces the faith through q well-timed
article in recent issue of the La Crosse
Chronicle, which is now Improperly of
q stock company, of which he is the
president. MIR. Usher is talented
writer, and can be power for good If
he exerts his efforts in the right di-
rection- The CENSOR is pleased to ex-
tend the right hand of fellowship to
Brer. Usher and the Chronicle, but we
fear that second republican paper in
La Crosse BODIES no good to the republi-
can party in that county. 1t is plain to
be seen that the party will be divided
into warning factions, which means de-
feat in the near future.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

y Judge Lyons of the state board of
control, has just completed some very
interesting figures regarding the insane
of the state In the 26 county asylums
on Dec. LIST, there were 1896 inmates,
in the state hospital $40, and in the
Northern hospital at Oshkosh 531, max
ing q total of 4,676 patients. OF these
2.597 were males and 2,079 females. In
the county asylums for the chronic in
sane there are 2,019 patients from the
counties in which the asylums are To-
Gated, giving an average of rs to each.
The asylums are not crowded, there
being room for 300 more patients.
There is, however, yearly increase of
from 100 to ITO patients.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20


1t now looks as if the war in Luzon
ana the other Philippine islands is
practically over. Our troops have
moved through the rain and mud with
such celebrity that they caught the en-
envy mapping. Nearly all the officers OF
the Aguinaldo government are now
prisoners in our hands, their arms and
munitions of war stored in the cities of
Northern Luzon, their army dispersed
and Aguinaldo fugitive, with only a
few followers trying to hide from our
army in the mountain Businesses of the
island The Philippine rebellion is al
most dead. Perhaps the chasing down
of few guerilla parties is all that is
left for the American army to do. The
people are now eagerly fiocking into the
American lines, rejoicing that peace is
in sight and yielding ready allegiance
to the American authorities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

If We can rightly judge from the daily
press of Milwaukee, that city is nearly
IN the throes of revolution over the
attempts of the common council to
grant to the. street railway company
valuable privileges which gives to the
corporation exclusive jurisdiction of the
thoroughfares for period of thirty
five years. The council refuse the
people an opportunity to vote on the
proposition, arrogating to its members
the sole right to act for the populace.
1t seems to be case of the people be
id" The crowd now asking these
franchises is the same that in 1895
trampled underfoot republican platform
pledges, thwarted the will of the people
of the state, and by the use and abuse
OF state and federal patronage, induced
the legislature to authorize the discon-
tinuance of the state treasury cases
then pending. 1t is not complimentary
to the intelligence of the people that
this gang of suckers control the action
and policy of the two leading political
parties in Wisconsin, and with rare ex-
ceptions say who shall be nominated for
governor. 1t is humiliating spectacle,
but fact just the same
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
First publ cation December ID, 1885,
Road Notice.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
IN application has been made IA the Board Of
Supervisors of Vernon County, Wisconsin, t.
alter highway in the towns of Harmony and
Hamburg, the same being q county 70 ad, al
follows:
Said highway extends from the Mouth sch 90
house in the town of Jefferson and runs through
the town Of Harmony to Chaseburg in the town
Hamburg, in said county, as follows. to- wit
Commencing at "a point four or five rods, more
or less, north from where the highway leading
past the John Stevenson place intersects the
above said highway on the s. E. u of the n w.
" of Section 2 Town Us, Range 8 West, thence
running North or Northwest across the above
described land and also across the N. f. u OF
The N. W. u of Section 2, Town 10, Range G
West and thence in a Northwesterly direction
across the N. w of them. w. of Section 2,
Town I3, Range West, until it intersects the
above n AIMED Highway on the s. w of the
W Il of Section 35, Town IA North, Range 6
West Said highwag TO be altered and changed
where the same is impossible and washed out
and the highway to be placed on the side hill
West and atoye whore the same now passes.
This notice is hereby given under The provisions
OF S3tS7a. R, s. lS9s.
We the undersigned, committee daily APP
pointed by the County Board of Supervisors of
Vernon county Will meet at the hous Of An
consin, on Thursday. the 4th daAs OF January, A.
and decide upon said proposed alterations
Cd. MCCLELLAN.
j. III. ALLEN, Committee.
Ole ANDERSON.
Dated, December 3. A. D., 1893.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
Or. n. m cElWee.
Firs publication December 20, 1894
ROAD NOTICE

hOAD
NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application has been made to the Board of
Supervisors of Vernon county, Wis consin, to
alter highway in the town of Clinton the same
being county road. as follows:
Leave the highway running through the
north west quarter of the northeast quarter of
section thirty-one in said town of Clinton at a
point in said forty where the said highway
crosses the south line of the land of one N. Lar
son. thence taking northerly course along the
bank and intersect highway again at or near
the bend in the same east of tn e residence of
one /. Nelson in the south west quarter the
Southeast quarter Of section thirty in said
town of Clinton. Commencing again at a point
in the highway about half way between the
house on the land of the heirs of Brown Olsen
and the bridge on the highway south of the
same. taking thence northwesterlY course
through the land of said heirs, being The
north west quarter of the south east quarter
of section thirty in said town. and through the
north least quarter of the south quarter of
said section and iutersect the highway at or
| of said last mentioned forty. and vacate that
part of the present highway between the first
point mentioned herein and the last point
mentioned herein, said portion to be vacated
and the south west quarter of the soutt least
quarter Of said section thirty and the north
west quarter of the north east quarter If section
thirty lone In said town.
We the undersigned committee duly appoint
ed by the County Board of Supervis jrs of YER
non county. will meet at the store of @. A.
M0rterud in the village of BIoorningdale, in the
town of Clinton, Wisconsin. on Thursday, the
18th day of January, A. ID. 1900, at IL o'clock a.
NJ. OF said day, TO view and decide upon said
proposed alterations.
" ,1gf aRHvls, oonnIsss
e. 3. HOMESTEAD.
Dated, December 16. A. ID. 1894
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
cHRIsrIaNA.

wEsTBY, Dec 1s--An unusual large crowd was
in town, Saturday, and our merchants all re
port big busness.. There viii be Christ
mas tree In che Westby eh nrch, Tuesday even
Ing Dec 10 The Coon Prairie Z met in
the church basement last sunday evening
Annual meeting of the Coon Prairie church IL
being held To-Day. Mrs Ru5k has placed IN
the Coon Prairie cemetery beautiful monu-
meat to mark the resting place OF her father
nd uosher, Mr. and Mrs Bergum: the Frenl-
ads -haga also put up ia fine monument. MI
and Mrs Dahl entertain ed q number Of teach
ers for dinner Saturday. Miss Selma Dahl
turned saturday. from Bangor, where she at
uded the funeral Of an aunt. Mis- shannon
as not returned YET Miss Nellie Wig OF
avalanche, visited Miss Bratlie over Snndiy....
here was large crowd at the teachers meet
lug, held here Saturday g Shannon opened
up sorting at his tobacco warehouse, Monday
Only girls are employed. Arthur Shannon Il
acting as superintendent Christmas day there
will be preaching, both IN Westby and Coon
Prairie churches. The next tempe ance meet
ing Will be held. Thu sday, Dec 49,. business
has been very rushing and most stores have
found ii necessary to employ extra help. Miss
Martina Love of yiroqua, has been visiting he
sister, Mrs Nelson, during The past week.
ARGYLE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

Taylor and those associated with him
on the republican ticket in Kentucky,
were given certificates of election and
inaugurated on the nth inst Notice
of contest has been filed in each instance
and the right to the offices viii fe CON
tested before the legislature. The con-
testants base their hopes of success on
the fact that the legislature is demo-
cratic by strong majority.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

OF the committee assignments in the
House of Representatives Wisconsin's
ten members received but two chair
manships. Mr.. Babcock remains at the
head of District of Columbia committee
and is on the census and internal affairs
committees.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
kICKApOO.

READsTowN Dec. 1S.-F. H. Rogers has
disposed of his farm to Albert Ewers. Con-
sideration, $4,000 We are not informed as to
what Mr.. Rogers contemplates doing :. Il.
Rogers leaves, Tuesday for an extended visit
New York. His daughter, Leota, will &C
company him....M, A. Andrews leaves to-
morrow for Toronto, Canada. He expects to
keeper, we guess. During his absenceC. II .
Carter will have charge OF the depot. The
broom factory is doing q good business. -.
Fred Lewis and wife OF Belle Center, were
guests at the Huffman residence. TenDy
Van Winter Is on the sick list. Miss Willis,
dramatic elocutionist, VIII give an entertain
ment here on December 18th 49, John FIans-
gan has purchased WmssCrooks share in the
warehouse in the North town....W. S. Hurf
but went TO Hurlbut's Corners. last Saturday
TO attend his f. hers funeral. >. Albert Heb
ard is keeping bachelors hall this week
as his wife is visiting her parents on Otter
creek. Louis Crook Is getting to be quit e
horse jockey. There will be Christmas
exercises and tree in the NJ. e. church, on
Saturday evening The river is now entire
ly frozen over, and young people are inn
proving the beautiful moonlight evenings
gliding over the ice on the mill pond. We
noticed Nj. G. Nichols of Viroqua, on our
streets last week, Mr. Nichols IS interested
in the broom factory. A brother OF oliver
Guess is here on visit from the Buckeye
elected the following officers at Its last meet
ing: DR.. Henika,. Venerable Consul; l.. W..
Swain, Worthy Advisor; A. s. Atkins, Ban
lSer; w, @. Rosson, Clerk; VIM Hehard
Waterman; G. b. Guist, Sentry; Albert Heb
ard, Manager. VIII close by wishing the
CENSOR man and his many patrons merry
Christ mas. JEHosHIPHAr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

I. Santa CLAUS is comm, chilluns,
Comm right err long;
Better be a gittin' good
An Quit doin' wrong;
Get uu pleasant in the morninis
Say yoh pra'rs at night;
Min yoh nanny all de day,
An keep yoh faces bright,
KAYE yoh gwine ter rot git muffin
Less yoh's good as pie,
VEN il comes Z Chris mus mornin's
Purity quick. bime-by.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

Mr.. r. d. Evans, prominent attorney
of Baraboo, died Monday. He was one
of Western Wisconsins most brilliant
young men. Mr.. Evans was candi-
date for the republican nomination for
congress in the last campaign.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
VILE ATI AMI

DE SOTO, Dec 1S.--The rivar closed Sa turday
evening ID. A. Steele was a visitor with rela-
tives and friends last week -. Mrs Myrtle
Earring OF Victory, is visiting friends and rela-
lives this week, John. Franzini has been max
in- needed Improvements on his residence.
The artesiaN well has proven q decided sue
cess, so far as flow Of water is concerned. but
as fire destroyer has been dubbed Father
Reiters Folly, the water main being laid on
Main to Rogers street II @ West, A Tenney.
Jonn Pennell and a score or more of others, did
BUSINESS in De Soto, Saturday. :. Among others
on the sick list we hear of. are Mrs b Emberson.
Mrs Hemingway, Mrs Heal, Mrs John Mccormick
and Mrs + Reiter and Ed. Collins. Miss NJ
Davy went TO Fan Chairs for an extended visit
among friends and relatives. We notice the
genial countenance OF Will Pugh. who returned
from Cabot fora visit with his parents pugh
and family, during the holidays. Tom Noting
ham aud wife celebrated their tenth University
one day laet week. We see that bills are out for
grand mask baIlat Woodbury. hall on December
25th Music by Copper's orchestra The Cath
Ollie church has been partially hnished this fall.
We understand this building was commenced ten
years ago. The teachers Of our school gave
their scholars grand sleigh ride, last Saturday.
The Market Wheat, soc: oats, &c; corn, Soc;
butter, lsc; eggs, l6c; hay, So. Henry Doesche.
who for She past FIVE Vars has been master me
chanic in Joseph Bro.s wagon and blacksmith
shop. has accepted position IN like capacity st
Boscobel. Ok.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20


J. p. Walker, OF Boscobel, has been
appointed to the position of special
agent for free rural mail delivery, made
vacant by the election of Col. Casson to
his Washington position.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
STARK.

LA FARCE, Dec 1871 wsll send you few
lines from the gold DISTRICT and viii say
that although the mining machinery has not
vet arrived we think We will not need much as
Fred Bean has got his pick axe sharpered, and
as that il run by wind power no engineers will
be needed. Every BODY here viewed the eclipse
on the moon, Saturday evening. .-sA beautiful
day, Sunday and with s few inches aore OF
snow would have been an ideal winters day of
rye oIden time" . For all the roads are nearly
fmpassahle our streets are full OF teams every
day and especially so Mondays which is hog
day, but every day Is stove day and lumber day.
Many Of the valley farmers are going 10
try tos acco culture the coming season, and Tor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
Purity Ouick. Bime-B

Tns republican national convention
viii be held in Philadelphia, June 20.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

One of those beautiful Smoking Jack
cts and House Coats. They will please.
BLUE FRONT STORE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
MARRIEu.

~-o@c@o~~~rS.cS7s71-~~-~S
at the residence of the BRIDES parents, in
Forest Dec. 6, Mr.. JOHN w. CURRIER ana Miss
JULIA E. MOORE, Rev Bender officiating
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
THE CENTER OF
ATTRACTION FOR
SHOPPERS IS
vIROQUA
DEPARTMENT
STORE.
Handkerchief Dept.
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFs.

Our word for their goodness your
word for their beauty. The protest
handkerchiefs for Christmas that we
could find, handsome embroidered edges,
embroidered initials, hemstitched, all
pure fine linen a regular treat for all
VINO love the beautiful and delicate in
handkerchiefs. Here is a hint af the
many you choose from
Fifty dozen mems white handker- IL
chiefs, each. ........,....... lJ@
Fifty dozen ladies hemmed, EN-
broidered corners, worth double
each IN
Fifty Owen ladies hemmed, IN
embroidered corners, regular INC
Is, each. ............. NV
Fifty dozen ladies' embroider TO-
ed lace edges Is and. .IO@
Twenty-Five dozen ladies as ~
sorted patterns, best ever of M
fered for the price. each ..... 6OS
Twenty-Five dozen assorted, IN
regular so cent quality, -lQ(
each. -...--........O
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
LINEN DEPARTMENT

You might as well have the newess
designs in linen as not. There are lots
of them here for you and will wager
they're little near fetching" than any
you've ever seen Then there's a very
important point with which we desire
to impress you. Linens at this store are
linens. Here are few linen sets table
.1l,Al, L.. .A..l.. u
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20
Outing Flannel
Night Robes.

What is more comfortable than
an outing flannel night robef
Providing it is made properly and
Of good material. This line OF
ours is made of the very best
patterns Of outing flannel and in
the best possible manner. We
offer special inducemcnt to par
chasers, for this week only:
LADIES.
was now was now
soc 75c CSC 59c
Sl.39 Sis
MISSES AND CHILDREES.
was Soc now 43c%was 79c n0W65
MEMS.
va. 40, IS, 9Sn0w 43, Is, S9c
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

CtObu anu IidDhIDS 10
z? s 81 E. i; s e; S.::; Do S48
One lot size Sxt2, all linen DO 20
hem stitched, 1 dozen M All
napkins with cloth. pOsOV
e &c. s:s & 7; ia s !. dss'a $500
% e. $s Z & - s.' = INC 2 $3.50
One lot all linen, beautiful C1Q1
One lot all linen cloths. -. So. 40
.. I6o
One lot all linen, fringed doylies lsc
each ...:............ ....kU~
One lot all linen, fringed doylies 1Or
each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %UA
LINEN TOWELS SPECIAL.
One lot of 80 dozen assorted styles and
pieces, all the very best qualities and
the price is the very lowest for this
quality of goods, we put them on sale at
1s TO TEc each. Just tho proper
81 - lJL thing for 1mas gift.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

Special Our own blend equal ID
in value to any CSC coffee EUC
Reg. price 22c, this week -. ~
Twenty-Five dozen assorted, 20
regular rs cent quality AUG
each ~
p good supply of our every day IN
bargain handkerchiefs at nVT
per dozen Observation-Disclosures ~
Twenty-Five dozen gents Japonette ~
initial handkerchiefs each ~ sU(
Ten dozen mems white silk hand 1Ec
kerchiefs, each kOI
Better grades up to. ...St 90
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-12-20

5 brown mixed, all wool CITE
Scotchs, reg. $40, now. ......DisiJ
q brown mixed, all wool 81 ~
Cassiners, reg. $12, new.. Ql.lJ
4 brown mixed all wool co s0
Cassimers, reg. SO, now. S0.0U
10 assorted styles of Happy C6 00
Home, regular price 81, now. sDU.UU
Is assorted styles Of Happy CT M
Home, reg. price IS, now. y sUU
90 assorted all wool suits, ca 90
regular $6, now. Ofs/O
6 black Cheviot suits, reg. $6, ca 40
There has been a 25 per cent advance
in black worsted suits, but we can give
you the same old close price and here
they are:
$40 all wool black clay worsted CO IN
for. .......... ......-..... pOsOO
$3.50 black all wool clay Gin M
worsted for. ............ pIOsOV
$500 black, all wool clay ca M
worsted for. VIUsOO
Come and see them. They are all
right.
Jane Hopkins clothing leads and we
alone carry it, for you are protected
when You wear this make of suits. 1t
is only made in juveniles, boys and
young mems.
Our line is full in all grades and we
can give you prices that will make you
buy whether you want to or not.
Fur coats at lowest prices.