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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-27
Normal Schools.

The State Educational Association
and the state department of public in
struction will appear by committees
before the legislative assembly this
winter and make requests for some
legislation of radical nature and
general interest. State Superinten-
dent Halland, at the close of four
years experience in educational work,
makes some recommendations that
that will be endorsed by the educa-
tlonal association and favorable con-
sideration asked from the legislature.
Perhaps the most important of these
accommodations will be that the main
tenance of the two normal schools OF
the state, at Mayville and Valley City,
and the state department of public in
struction, be placed upon the interes,
and income fund of the permanent
school fund endowment of the state,
and the weight of these expenses
taken from the state general fund.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-12-27
He Ran Well.

Lieutenant Governor Devine, a.
present acting governor. who was a
candidate for the office of state SUPER
intendent Of public instruction at tho
recent election still seems to be the
champion vote-getter of the state.
Although the women of the state
vote for this office and Devine was OBJ
posed by woman, Mrs. Laura j.
Eisenhuth, who once held the office,
during the f6sion regime in 1894,
Devine came out of the race with a
majority of over $4,000, the only cam
didate to top the ffteen-thousand
mark with the exception of the presi-
Dental electors. The next highest
candidate on the state ticket was
State Auditor Cariblom, who got a
majority of $500. Other candidates
ranged from IL, 900 to 14,OOO
The sun., 1900-10-24
Hearing Set for Today.

Dover. Del. Oct. 22.-Former Sccre.
tary Of State John u. Hawkins. we'll
known lawyer of this State was called
M hy the Court of General Sessions to-
day for trial on two counts charging
embczzlemcnt and cmbezzlement as
hailee
Henry Ridgely. Jr., of counsel for Mr..
Hawkins, asked for a continuance until
Monday, in order that IL witness may be
secured from Chicago. This the Court
refused, and ordered the accused to be
ready in both eases by Wednesday morn
ine. Attorney General White attempt
ed to have the case set for earlier than
Thursday. on account of Bryan Day, but
the Court was firm. Among the wit
nesSes for the State are John w. Hutch
in>on, Il candidate for the LEGISLATURE
from the III rd district, ana his wife:
Francis Skunk Brown, of Philadelphia
Secretary uf State James H. Hughes.
Recorder Of Deeds James Lord. Cashier
John ;. Collins. Of the First National
Bank. and Enoch Clark, OF Dover. Mr..
Hutchinson i the client of Mr. IIaM
kn> whose funds are alleged 10 hayr
btn nisapplicd.
The sun., 1900-10-24
HALLOWEEN PARADE.
Many Organizations Have Decided
to Participate.

The masquerade parade to be given
on Holloween will be great success.
1t will be under the auspices of the
Wilmington Conclaye of Mogulians.
Secretary Wilbur l.. Sasse of the COM
mittce has received acceptance from the
following organizations:
Delaware Lodge. |. o. o. f.; Alcedo
Outing Club, Wilmington Lodge of Elks,
Wilmington bicycle Club, Wilmington
Conclavc of Mogullans, Fidelity Con
clave Of Mogulians, Wilmington Lodge
\. 9. |. W.; Industry Lodge, A. Q. l..
W.; Oriental Lodge. h. Of F.; Welcome
Council. Ir. o. L. \. NJ; Delaware
Conclave of H"ptaSoph% Hickory Ath-
letic Club Wilmington Aerie Of Eagles,
Friendship Lodge. \. Q. L. W., Of New
Castle: Welcome Lodge, a. .. L. W,
Of MarShallton: Hockessin Lodge. A. o..
L. W., If llockessn, members Of New
port Lodge, \. o. L. w. Brownson Lii
brary Association, AppomattoX Camp.
). of "; Golden Eagle Ragtime Banu
ana several castles, Friendship. Water
Witch. Fame. Washington, Weccacoe
and Liberty fire companies, and two
other organizations.
The sun., 1900-10-24
ELECTION WILL DECIDE 1T.
Either Mrs. Roosevelt or Mrs. Bryan
VIII be Chosen Head oil Ar.

Washington, Oct. - Whichever way
the Presidential election goes may de-.
eide who is 90 b. the next plesilent-een.
eta OF tue Daughters of the American
Revolution.
l. has been decided by many Of the
leading members to ask either Mrs.
Roosevelt or Mrs. Bryan to fiji tile hon.
orable position Neither OF thase ladies
is at present a member OF the associa-
ton, but both are eligible, and one Of
the board OF managers today made the
statement that within the last week
papers have been made out Tor the ad :.
mission OF both these ladies to the RANKS
OF thu Daughters.
II Mckinley and Roosevelt are elected
then the choice will fall upon Mrs.
Roosevelt; and if the Democrats win
then the honor will be conferred upon
Mrs. Bryan. The Daughters election
Will not take place bnti next February,
but already tile warmth exhibited in the
contest is surprising Mrs. Daniel Man.
ming S second term expires at that time
II either Mrs. Roosevelt or Mrs. BRYAN
should fail OF election, then Mrs. Donald
Mclean, former Marylander, now OF
New York, comes in for third choice.
The sun., 1900-10-24
GenrrnI NTnrI,etn

New York. Get q.
FLOUR State and western weak IND ro l5e
lover y sll Minnesota Il;ents Silgul.la vim
ter straiaLts. ~Al1daeo wiAccr extras. q 6ia3
winter patents, S5.11i.
WHEAT Weak and considerably lower iii;
morning; tie chief s,llnp motives included bpar
iell cables, weakness west and northwest small
clearanccs and absence of outside trade, December
4 lj-l6a1SSsc; March, 81 3-lGaslatc.
RfE-Dul; state, 5ia55c., C. !. f., New York
Nc. western. j7lac., f. o. b.. af0at
CoRN-upened steady bad weather condi
tions, hut weakened later with wheat; December
i2 3l6al2isc.; May, l1%aI2Bc
oATS-null and barely steady; track, white
state, 21a33c.i track, white, WESTERN 27a;i3c
PORk-Easy mess, Sl3.25al425; family SIG 5oa
H.
LARD-Easier; prime western steam 7l5c.
BUTI'ER-Firm state dairy, lja2lc.; creamery
l6a22Rc.
CIIEEsE-steady; large white, loBc.; small
white, lie.
Gs-steady; state and Pennsylvania, 2Oa21c.
western, loss off, 2lc.
SUGAR-Raw weak; fair refining, 4kc: cen.
trifugal, 90 test, 4ssc.; refined quiet; crushed
else; powdered, 5S5c.
TURPENT1NE-Firm at 45lRa45c
MoLASSES-Steady; New Orleans 43a53c
RlCE--Steady; domestic, sssa6lAc; japan. "a.
a5c.
TALLow-Essy; city, 41kc.; country 4ka4xe
HAY = Quiet; shipping, 75s77hc.; good &c
choice, s2izaa2l2c.
The sun., 1900-10-24
DEMOCRATIC GATHERINGS.
Where Spellblnders VIII Hold Forth
During Balance of Campaign.

Democrats have arranged for a long
list ol meetings to lie held during the
balance of Tho campaign.
The New Castle county meetings are
Is follows: October % Ninth aud Third
wards i'll this city; October -, III Mid
Idlctown; October %. Second ward IL ;his
rty: October %. kirkwood and in the
tent III Ninth and Lombard streets, this
citN' November l. Opera House. this
city; November 3. in Hockcssin.
krnt county, October "A, evening.
Lebanon; October %, evening in Sny-
rna; October 26. Downs Chapel: Oc-
tobcr 80. Hazelville: November /, even
ing, in Camden and in Frcderca: after
noon. FELTON,; November g. in smyrna
and in Harrington afternoon and even
ing.
Sussex county-Octobcr %, in Bethel.
at Gray'S Branch and 1T Ralph's store ;
October 26, ut Coverdales Cross Roads,
afternoon. III Concord evening: October
~ afternoon III Greenwood and in
Frankford, evening 1T Smiths and in
Mlllsburo; October 20, afternoon, Gum
boro evening, Whitesvillc: October 90.
IN Sycamore. afternoon. at Knowles
Cross Roads, evening; October 81. after
noon, in Sclbyville and at Coolspring.
evening, in AIillville, at Angola and in
lDagsboro; November /, afternoon. in
Seaford and in Ellendalr. evening in
Bridgeville and in Milton: November ?.
afternoon. in Robin>onyille and al
Loves Cross Roads. evening iii I.cwcs
and at Ward; November 3. afternoon. in
Laurel. ana in Milford. evening in Del.
mar and in Iiucqlu
The sun., 1900-10-24
ALetter From China

smyrna, Oct. 23-Tempe Hynson mas
received letter from Thomas Humph-
reys, who was formerly a shoolb1y here.
VII is now with Company f, Fifth Bat.
talon. United States Marine Corps, at
Tien Tsin, China. He says he expects it
will be many months before he returns
to Smyrna. The SMYRNA boy describes
the country as being desoate one, after
fire and the bombardment DESTROYED so
much property. The American troops
could not get closer to Fort TaGu than
eight miles. They captured the railroad
after hot fight, and passed it over to
the Russians, chasing the Boxers out be-
fore they had time to blow up the ar
s'nal. Humphreys says the Jape are
good fighters, but he has poor opinion
OF the Russians, who make practice of
shooting everybody they run across.
The sun., 1900-10-24
FRAUD.

From the NIddlctown Transcript.
1t is notorious fact that the election
returns in the western district of St.
Georges hundred, were fraudulently al
tered in the interests of Toman, who was
then the Democratic candidate for sheriff
of New Castle county. showing that the
Inspector in tnat district was one of the
coHSpiritors in what has become known
as the court house steal of 1896"
In that year Kent county was stolen
outright, and Democrats were put in
office, and remained their full term,
Notwithstanding the fact that a short
time before some Of their terms expired
the courts of this State decreed that
they were never elected. And be it re-
membered that these things We're done
III the face Of the further fact that at
that time the Republicans Of this State
were engaged in the most heroic fight
that was ever waged by any party in be-
half ~ honest elections And not SatiS-
fed with the infamy of the record all
ready made while their orators and can
didatcS With their hands folded across
their piouS breasts, ana their holy coun-
tenanrcS turned toward Heaven, with Il
smirk that is only surpassed hy that Of
DRY an llllS"ll. VIII" urclallnlnG Tor nom
est elections. comes along the discovery
that scheme of colonization and fraud
ulcmt registration has been set up 10y the
Democratic workers. comprising the
whole State; and hut for the fact that a
Democrat gave the secret away would
have been successful. in Il measure at
Least. in Wilmington. Now this is no
dream nor tiguremcnt Of the imagination,
but cold facts susceptible of proof, OF
which most everybody knows. No body
is going to be deceived by the cry Of
stop thief when all know that it is
tn" theft himself that is doing the shout
ing.
The sun., 1900-10-24
TO RECE We BRYAN.
Capital Democratic Club Arranges
for Mass Meeting at Dover.

Dover, Oct: 3.-Arrapgements for the
reception of Bryan have been made by
the Capital Democratic Club.
TIE mass meeting will be held in the
public square, where platform will be
erected. The meeting will begin ct . p,
m, and eminent speakers will occupy
the time until Mr.. BRYAN arrives. The
Presidential nominee and the reception
committee. in carriages, will be accom-
panied from the railroad station to the
public square by brass band.
At the meeting LAST night the follow
ing committees were appointed;
Reception-Senator r. f. Kenney,
William G. Postles, Secretary of State
Hughes, John H. Jones, DR.. +. ). An
derson and w. P. Shockley
Finance-Stephen Slaughter, Mark w.
Cole, George A, Millingtou, James Wise,
Jr., Waples Burton and Benjamin
Moore.
stage-James A. KERN, John A..
Wright, Frank p Collins and John
Cohee.
Music-Wiliam H. Walker, f. L.
Jones and R. j. Campbell.
Robert H. Lewis, DR.. j. NJ. Twilley
aud Robert H. Van Dyke were appoint
ed a committee to select president and
secretary for the mass meeting.
The sun., 1900-10-24
Is Water Polluted.

New Castle, Oct. 23.-As typhoid fever
continues to spread throughout the city
many residents are OF the opinion that
it is eau sed by the drinking water, the
wells containing which are, in many in
stances, close to cesspools. Samples OF
this water are to be taken to Newark for
analysis and il the water should be
found to contain the fever germs several
wells about the city will be closed. There
are many cutters here sufficiently filthy
to breed disease, but for some reason
officers OF the Board OF Health have
failed to take oognizance OF them.
The sun., 1900-10-24
MILL. EMPLOYEES FOR BRYAN.

From New Castle News.
The city IF New Castle is blessed with
one industrial plant that pays It's opcr-
al"rS over $4,000 a week III wages The
Knowles Woulon Mills under the able
management uf james Gray Knowles is
fli>irr npw than over before in its his
Tory. During the past two years IN adj
ditinual nunhcr Of looms have been
placed in position and an increased
number ~ hands put to work The
wages pf the operatives have boon IN
creased from g % pcr cent. and in
ORDER "a kvcp Hp With the general march
~ ord"r~ tlic mills arc running double
flufi Gr the busH mum Of machinery is
heard frg1n tn mill buth day ANA night.
Ip oirrter Nr Snlwle~ ,latci that
b" e.Wl"t rr amy grounds FOR ihc men
wa0 W"rk fn him to catiSe them to vote
" IN" forthcoming election rur William
'lcHin-s Bryan. a present thrrc are
slder> sufficient tp Keen th. mills run
mu- Wtil lrstmas The operation of
lli@ Uill- depends upon tho result II the
GioHigA, Should tle cmultry decide to
i1~,lo.t William Mckinley unIlt whose
administration prosperity has given its
brightest smile t. Tho mills ifcn steady
employment lof an increased number Of
il'i'tN VII br NE result, l. What Mr..
hll""l"S promises. Orders upon tul, Of
"r'crs depending upon the election Of
MrNinl"y ~ Bryan. 70 the Knowles
Nooln Mills III election Of the latter
ncnhs the caic"lling " or,leiS rctluc-
Ton # hands aud in all probability the
shut 'lown Of the entire pant The men
IN the employ Of The mills ut present are
men Of good common sense They III
doubtcdly understand their own Situn-
non. II is not my intention to corIcr in
IN" slightest their action On election tluy.
lhcy are free agents to act ronScirnti-
ously for themselves and their families.
II is not my place or my intention To- init
mate 10 them the way to vote. But it
Is natural 10 suppose that they can see
far enough ahead to know that the re-
election of Mr.. Mckinley means contin-
ued prosperity for our mills, increased
iahor aud advanced wages for the paolc
The sun., 1900-10-24

who work for mo. On the other hand
the election Of Mr.. Bryan can mean
nothing more or less than the shutting
up Of the entire mills.
The Knowles Wooden Mills are the
elixir of life for New Castle. The mon
ey paid by the mills each week goes di-
rccty into the homes here. Girls bring
in fat envelopes and boys and girls are
enabled to earn from S4 10 IS a week
The stores are in touc.. with the homes
and the money in this way is circulated
-Four years ago Democrats employed in
the mills voted for Mckinley and with
such clear picture before them this
time there is little doubt as to the side
on which they will be found on election
day.
The sun., 1900-10-24
Can Run a Switch.

The Street and Sewer Department has
given the Delaware Button Go. pcrmis-
sion to run Il railroad siding across
GaraSchc's lane to its new plant. The
company wanted to extend beyond that
point. but the department could not
grant the request, as the city does not
own the streets any further ont.
The sun., 1900-10-24
BRYAN 4 POPULIST.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

! III ~ HTTTTTIIHITT THVTHTTTT.
MIR, Bryan is the candidate of various
partieS-populiSts, free silver Itcpubli-
cams and Democrats. He owes allegi-
anrr TO al IF them. His speeches show
that at heart he is Il populist. His Cab-
net naturally would have ID be drawn
from various political sources. How
could he set away from Croker, .Altgpld,
Iillnan ana tho like: Is The country
willing % take rhance> with Surh prl-
SONS
The sun., 1900-10-24
Favor of BIaintiT.

IN Magistrate Pritrhorts court yes
ierday morning referees heard the suit
Of K. w Townsend or SNOW IIll. Md.
against u. T. Ioncs Of this rify, claim
h@ So, balance alleged 10 be due on Il
carlaad Of scrap iran. fhr frfercco gave
Judgment il favor If lid plaintiff for
the ful amount.
The sun., 1900-10-24
Recruiting Was Light.

smyrna, Oct. 22.-The recruiting Office
recently opened in Smyrna has been
closed, as not young man in this yicin.
ity could be secured for the marine corps
lhe two marines in charge say the en-.
ilstment Tor this branch OF the service in
Delaware las been very light.
The sun., 1900-10-24
FREE TO INVENTORS

-, the experience OF C. A. Snow and Co. In OBJ
has enabled them to helpfuliy answer q, many
Iuestlons relating to the protection OF iutelleC-
Sa ist pa4perty This they have done in pamph-
patents with cost OF same, and how to procufe
rnent sme, uade marks, designs, caveates, infringe
Tb;s 1ecslons in leading patent cases, etc. ETC.
Writingto c. A. Snow and Co.. Washingtor q. @
The sun., 1900-10-24
LICENSE APPLICATION.

NoTlCE-I HARRY j. TAYLOR. the tenant
aHu ny. oGsulant Of the house situated at No. jaS
Iast FouItn streets, i'll the Fourth ward in
, une N wv OF Wilmington, county of New Castle
ana state oil Delaware, in compliance with the Ie.
Hultehehts Of the acts OF the General Assembly
: III such case made and provided, do hereby give
n9uce that shall apply in writing TO the Judges
pi VI tie Court OF General Sessions of the state Of
IeLNWafe, ~ and Tor New Castle county, on Mon.
gay, me l9th DAY OF November, A. d., 1900 being
Ihe next term of said court for license Tor sa!d
nnuse as an inn or tavern for the sale therein oi
intoxicating liquors iii less quantities than cle
quart. to be drunk on the premises, and the fal-
,p"ihg respectable citizens II said ward. AZ
least Twelve OF whom are substantial freehcld.
ton, viz: ''c s'lu atlN"'N
Anton Held W + Taclso,
Daniel ", Mullin vi i Tayas ns"'i
Patrick X. Kirk Curry eriili
ii, f., InsuIlny Ply VIM. A. Jennings
I'M I'M - LnlA Jas. j. Crossan
ugn Muugn p'ttf teo. J. Egle
": II. Ilartlcye Thcs + Gar,,,i,
Clarence r. Holt r. p uond my
Emil Hcrtel, NJ, b. NJ II Keiir
III; ! p -; eiS''os' John Maloney
no: Glo,s v9,so VIM. Meyers
T,has Her,o,, George A. MHrphy
A''os' a. N"iieE Andrew j. O'Neil
HARRY j. TAYLOR.
The sun., 1900-10-24
Will 90 10 Chile.

Dr. Henry I. IIiliegas, dentist, Of
ninth and Washington streets, has de-
cided to 60 to Chile, South America,
W ere he will follow his profession. lie
viii locate at Santiago. He is now an
ranging to leave about tie first of the
year.
The sun., 1900-10-24
NOTICG-I. ERGRuARn p rpr,.r

NoI1ch7I, EBERHARD p. FREYE. tie
Snd,tj and oecurant Of the house situated at
10 10 #o@l SAllfty street III the fifth ward. ii
sastle ana state OF Delaware. in camIH,
ae 49, Htn the requirements of the acts OF HE
9eItrsl Assembly in sGCh case made eui
4, Ii,r3.'Meli M lo httcsy give notice that shan ap
P.! ~ Wiitii'- = tie Judges of the Court OF Gc..
Ssa. sessions VI the state OF Delaware, in ana ilr
s,'t!e SeM Sa>t!e da.y, on Monday, the 18Th day0
NG3eml'er' A. ~, lSCG being ne next term Il
sag court !or license for SAID house, as an ina
SaNtfli' toF the sale therein of intoxicat.ug
DIS ~ less Quantities than one quart TO IL
"hk on me premises and the following re.
tertable citizens OF said ward al least twelve
u whom are substantial treeholders of sal
}ernard T.. Hassun John s Stewart %"
l. A. SatZPiyer Al. Mcf;rnrInn
Daniel T. Kilroy A vi. HAHN
4 e., osttggrichei y Henry Miller
f ~ ~. H. hoplnson t. J. Goslin
oIsuH y W D, HaTtlng Mahlon Kitchener
Iaisna,l Nathan Levy
E,,ii, q, 6a 66atthIcnael Jonathau $. Mitchell
AN'ii y Ir IPucler Patrick Neary
tiio, aitorh h3ocn p James J, Fox
ttao Haoett bucher John I. Dickey
w. ~ boushmah VIM. H. Whitelock.
EBERHARD p. FREYE.
The sun., 1900-10-24
DOckstader's Theatre.
The Only High-class Vaudeville ii
Town.
Week Commencing octnhe. u
Will Give a Ball.

The Eighth Ward Republican League
will give Il grand ban at Turn Hall on
December II. All those wishing TO
spend an enjoyable evening and tin the
light fantastic Toe should not fail 10 be
present.
The sun., 1900-10-24
TO THE DEAF.

rich lady, cured of her deafness and
noises in the head by DR.. Nichelson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $40. 600 to his
Institute, so that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums NAV have them
Iree. Address No. l17S, The Nicholson
Institute $50 Eighth avenue. New York
The sun., 1900-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York, Oct %.
Money on call firm at las per cent Prime mer.
camille paper, 5ad per cent. Sterling exchange
steadeI, with actual business in bankers bills at
S4.s3Aa4.si for demand and at $4,sla4.slA for &C
days. Posted rates, St.sli 81 and - s5a4 Slla
Commercial bills, S4.SO4ai,s0A silver certif.
Gates, Gliaa65l2e Bar silver, Gjc Mexican dol.
lars, sic Government bonds steady. State bond.
inactive Railroad bonds irregular.
Closing pricns;
The sun., 1900-10-24
Stopped at LAFAYETTE.

The entire troupe of the Human
Heart Company which was the attrac-
tion at the Grand Opera House last
night, stopped at the Lefayette Hotel.
The company was an unusually large
one.
The sun., 1900-10-24
senator Kenney Inprovcd.

Dover, -Irl,, Oct 29.-Unitcd States
Senator Il, Il. kenney is improved and
Is able to be about. 1t is expected that
he will hogin active campaign work at
ullce.
The sun., 1900-10-24
Accepted a Position.

Reginald Constable, Of Elkton, has
accepted clerkshlp ia the Edge Moor
Bridge Works. Mr.. Constable was grad.
ua ed from Delaware College in June
last.
The sun., 1900-10-24
A Slight Relapse

Charles +. Woods, grand recorder of
the A. Q. [. W., was not so well yester-
day. 1t is thought that he ventured out
too early after his recent severe illness. s=
The sun., 1900-10-24

Miss Violet Adele Phillips and Miss
Florence Hodseman are home from
Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-10-24
FIRST Wlllr THE REBEIS.

FF0n tTr Il0lV"r RornNIicln.
Mr.. Bryan proposes IL 10 iust what
the administration Is NOW trying to do.
lle rritiei,r~ AIr. Mckinley for prosecute
ins tn" war against the Insurgents. ana
vet he knows 1hat no stable government
can j" established until war ceases and
the rph"lS lay down their arms"
The sun., 1900-10-24
Case Dismissed.

The case of George Fletcher charged
with disorderly conduct was dismissed
in City Court.
The sun., 1900-10-24
PROSPERITY Is THE ISSI.E.
From ~ rhiladDlrhin Pro.s.

From III" Philadelphia Pro~>.
IA th .~,ult w ttn B,Moeatic ut
i"y ll,herrd In with Mr.. Cleveland mines
We're >ini down .hirlncn iaes went o,it,
mills we" ilsut, lHhnr wa~ Unemployed
The pcoIlc ahan-l,l Iui~ IN t!le first ul-
rartuniW ay the ,lcnf.on q Mckinley.
and unless thry haze @ot tlrad ol The
prosperity which rauc ii with liz ad-
Mii>rraii@ and a;~ c5utniu,l rvrr
since they wil IN thcr vore III Novom,
tcr 8 E"p tAa Republican party ii
power ana William Ai,lliloy HI liz
White H,f-p''
The sun., 1900-10-24

Sack $40 and S25, new
styles. Have YOU
Suits seen any of our
this seasons cut
to of coats, broad,
square shoulders,
Measure shaped into waist
and cut short.
Vests cut high, single
breasted without collars.
Trousers easy at thighs and
small to bottoms. Stripes in
Cheviots, Worsteds and
Flannels, Oxford Greys in
Cheviots and Worsteds.
Plain Cheviots and Thibets
in blacks and blues. A
black and blue plain Chev-
lot with narrow white stripe
at $50, four styles, goods
sold everywhere at $4,000.
Finest Thibets for Cutaway
and Prince Albert Coats and
Vests. Look through our
Custom Department on Sec
ond floor, we are showing an
immense line of new styles
for Suits from $40 up, Trous-
ers IS up. Careful cutters,
competent tailors, best trim
inings, with fit guaranteed.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.