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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-03
The Blue Grass State.
lby Associated Press.


LOUISVILLE, KY Nov, 2,-The cam-
paign managers have not changed their
estimates on the result OF to-rsErows
ballotting in Kentucky. Tho Democrats
claim the State for Beckham by ma
.jor!ty OF twenty thousand, and to this
they add five thousand, which they expect
the city Of Louisville and Jefferson coun-
~ to give their ticket.
Chairman j. H. Newman. OF the Repub-
,ican State Campaign Committee, predicts
4 Republican majority OF twelve thou
sand.
Mayor Granger. Of Louisville. IN a
communication to the Board Of Safety
tonight urges the strict enforcement by
the police department OF the law prohibit
Ing the carrying Of concealed deadly
weapons. Those who 80 to the polls with
concealed weapons tomorrow are llable
to arrest,
Little betting Is being done. Those
confident OF Democratic victory are offer
ing Two to one, with few takers.
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SEVEN STATES ELECT
GOVERNORS TO-DAY
CONTINUED from First page.)

this wear, in which case Democrat VII!
hc returned TO the United States Senate
to succeed Senator Aldrlch. the leader on
the Republican side. 1t is too much to
say there is strong probability OF their
etcon1 plishing this, but 1t is by no means
IMPOSSIBLE. Somehow there is a feeling
most noticeable that Democratic land
swell is about due
In kentucky the fight has been more
bitter in some respects than IN any
other State this year. Governor Beck
ham Democrat, who succeeded to the
nffice when William Goebel was assas-
tinated in 1900, has made q memorable
canvass for election TO the ONCE ne
came into by reason OF his beng lleu.
tenant-goyernor. He has been helped
greatly by the fact that during his al
minl.tration the State has been freed
OF debt, but number OF old line Demo-
Gratis. Including General Simon BoliVar
Buckner, will support Morris Belknap'
his Republican opponent. Sun, Beck
hams election and the election OF a
Democratic majority to the Legislature
49, MINOR OFFICES.
Iowa. is safely Republican. The Cow
ernor and the Legislature has never been
regarded as in real danger by the Re.
publican managers.
New oYrk State will elect a judge o
the Court of Appeals, but the Demo
cratic incumbent. Judge Bryan. has been
endorsed by both parties. and there Il
no contest. The voters will also pass
on a proposition to appropriate a hun.
dred million dollars for the Improvement
OF the Erie canal. 1t Is thought the
nronnsjtion will be defeated
Pennsylvania will elect minor state
officials. A Republican victory Is GER
tain.
Colorado and Nebraska will elect su
preme Court judges. It Is about con-
ceded the Republicans will be victorious
in both States,
The Republicans will elect a Congress
man in Ohio to succeed Representative
Gill, Republican, resigned; one IN Fem
sylvania to succeed the late Representa-
tive Foederer and one in Kentucky t
succeed the late Representative Boreing
Republican, The Democrats Will cleo
one in Texas to succeed Representative
Bell, resigned.
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In Shenandoah.
pec!al to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times plspatch).
WOODSTOCK, VA, Nov, a.-The CAM
pnign In Shenandoah county closed after
an almost house to house canvass, which
was participated in by all candidates for
the county and district offices, numbering
over hundred. and In large number
OF the Offices II Is hard to make a pre-
diction.
Judge Frank s. Tavenner tpemocrob
OF Woodstock, candidate for the State
Senate Will probably carry the county
over Mr.. Robert J. Walker tRepuhlcan),
OF Mt, jackson. by 200 or ESQ majority
HIS election from this, the Tenth sena-
toriai District, composed Of the countle'
of Shenandoah and Frederick and the city
OF Winchester, ts assured,
There has been some iptimation that a
portion of one of the Democratic factions
viii knife him, but on account Of his per,
sonal popularity, this will be overcome
by votes drawn from the other side.
The election s0t Mr.. G. ~. chllds (Dem-
ocrap. OF ssrasburg, over Pr, s. J. Hoft,
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man tRapublican). Of Columbia Furnace.
Is In doubt Many people bslieve taaE ~.
Hoffman will be re-elepted to tho aous =
OF Delegates.
Captain George w. Koonts CDemocrap,
whose reelection for county treasuror y
opposed BY Joseph G. Hutchinson Nepu0ll-
CAM, OF Edenburs. will surely receive Q
Handsome majority. Captain hoohSt mas
served as treasurer Of SHENANDOAH county
for q number OF terms.
Commemorative Attorney w. w. 10
gan Republican, Of Woodstock. ls OPP
posed by Mr.. Meredith y. stlckney (Deaa-
ocrat, also OF this place. both OF whom
have made hard fight. and the result re-
mains in doubt.
OF the Six commissioners OF revenue,
the Democrats expect to elect At least
five, and probably all Of them. -Four OF
the six supervisors Will be Democrats,
making q gain of one. ~,
I In five Of the districts the officers VIII
be mostly Democrats where there IS any
oppositions, but the other Will elect
solid Republican ticket excepting one
Justice Of the peace, who has no OPPOSE
ton.
On account. of the strenuous campaign
made and the large number of candi-
dates who have large fnmily connections
and friends in the county, IT IS tnought
that ninety or, ninety-five per cent. OF the
total vote in the county will be polled on
Tuesday.
While the fight is bitter in some parts
of the county no trouble IS expected at
the polls,
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MAKES BIG CLAIMS.
Ohio Republicans Expect a Ire
mendous Majority.
nv Associated Pres.

(By Associated Press.
II COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 2.-On the eve
OF the election the estimates Of the two
parties continue to represent the two
extremes The Democrats give no figures
on the State ticket and claim only bare
majority In the Legislature, while the Re-
plblicans claim a larger plurality with
single exception than ever before on
the State ticket, and almost twice as large
a majority In the Legislature as ever be-
fore.
It may be difficult to ascertain the result
LII Ohio tomorrow from incomplete or
early returns. Heretofore the returns. as
fast as received, were compared with the
vote Of the same precinct the previous
year. The rate Of gains or losses was thus
calculated as fast as prec!nts We're hearo
from. Under the new municipal code. the
wards and precincts In all places of five
thousand population and over were
changed this year, SO that the vote to-
morrow night cannot be compared with
that Of any previous State election. except
on such returns as come from the rural
districts and towns Of less than five
thousand population. In the event of a
close contest, no definite result would
be known tomorrow night, but such cons
sditions are not now expected
The vote will be compared with that OF
last year, when the Republicans carried
the state by over ninety thousand plu-
rality.
The Republicans claim that Mayor John.
son will be defeated for Governor by a
larger plurality than was Bigelow last
year. and they have even gone SO far as
to say that anything less than a plurlity
of one hundred thousand under existing
conditions would not be considered Re.
publican victory. On all Of these calcu-
lations Republicans have been expecting
the total vote to be no less than nine hun
dred thousand.
1t has been raining all day to-day in most
OF the State. and rain is predicted for
Ohio again tomorrow.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Virginians Easily Outplay Boys
From Carolina.
Especial to The Times,Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times,Dispa
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov. b.
The first tennis tournament between the
University OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima was inaugurated this afternoon, and
several hundred enthusiasts watched the
play.
The Virginia representatives.. shaner
and Fleet. had rather an easy victory,
each winning three straight sets. shaner
defeated Winston. Ga, 6-2, 6-2; Fleet de.
feated Hohsnoa; 81 AZ 81 Ave- MA g.
the visitors dtst some c!ever p ?! sI,;.
ston had a strong serve but was errat!c.
Hobgood got III some good smashes and
drives, but was outgeneraled by Fleets
accurate playing The doubles will be
played tomorrow, when Fleet and Page
will oppose Winston and Hobgood,
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CLOSE STRUGGLE.
End Of. New York Campaign
Finds Both Sides Confident.
fBv Associated Press,l

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-With every indi'
cation of close struggle tomorrow. the
eyo of battle finds the leaders OF fusion
and Tammany loud in their predictions OF
oy overwhelming triumph, So confident is
/ Charles F. Murphy in his estimate of loo
\ Coz plurality for Mcclellan, based on the
Z returns of all his district leaders. that to-
4 night hS issued orders to go ahead with
tho preparations for a rousing celebra-
ton OF the victory.
The estimate of John J. Delaney. Me-
Clellan's personal campaign manager,
nlaces the plurality at $500, being 1890
(, In Manhattan and the Bronx, 5000 IN
Brooklyn. $500 in Queens and l.S0D In
! Richmond,
While ahating nothing In confidence.
4 the Fus!onist leaders claim more than 5o,'
coo plurality for Low, although IT Is said
that their closest estimates point to a
4 majority OF about half that figure The
Fusion.sts pin their faith In victory on
their ability to carry Brooklyn by al
least $500 which, with estimated plu'
rslit!es OF 5000 In the Bronx and 400
in Richmond and drawn battle "
Queens will suffice to handsomely offse,
conceded plurality OF 1900 for McClel
Ian IN Manhattan.
Not to lag behind the other contestants
IN confluence, William p 1SNS'S oH
nounces that he expects to poll not les
than IS per cent OF the total registered
vote. pcvery was elated tonight wael
Police Commissioner Greene consented t
have his returns teiephoned TO headauar
tiers with those OF Low and Mcclellan IN
stead OF being sent in by messenger Wit
thoss OF the rest of the Held. Consider
able interet attaches TO the size OF I'll
vote that Devery will control and u ma
have a serious influence on the result,
The usual reports OF Colonization" O.
a large scale are still !ndustriously circu
lated. and the campaign OF State Super
intendent Morgan 10 check illegal victims
which was concluded to-day by the sun
moning OF several hundred witnesses
station houses TO testify In regard ,
cases OF illegal registration, has been III
most complete inqusltion OF the kin
ever undertaken in the city. No LEI
than thirty thousand suspicious case
have been Investigated out OF a total ret
issration OF 6es SOS and II is probable thu
many arrests will be made to-morroy
when every polling place will he under u
close scrutiny OF the superintendent's del
titles, who will have the assistance
the strongest force Of watchers CIV,
placed at the polls, organized by The CT
liens Union. With these precautions,
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IN MARYLAND.
No Relaxation of Effort in Cor.
mons State.
(By Associated Press.)

10y hsSCS>idSCA1 : 1890 I
BALTIMORE, Md. November D.
Though the close OF the State campaign
was announced on Saturday night. the
two candidates for Governor did not re-
lax their active labors until late hour
tonight.
At the respective party headquarters
the day was spent by the party leaders
sending out Anal instructions to ward,
precinct and county executives. among
whom there was a distribution Of the
customary Campaign expenses to be
used tomorrow. It was notable cir
cumstance that both sides announced
that they had enough money for practi-
cal purposes
It is agreed on all sides that the clos
ing contest has been one Of the most
stubbornly fought campaigns In the his
tory OF Maryland. The predominant feel
ing with voters and leaders Is that the
struggle is not merely Of State impor.
lance. but that 1t is to have a bearing
on tho national contest next year. The
respective leaders continue to declare
their confidence in to-morrows result.
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In Massachusetts.
fRv Associated Press,

BOSTON. MASS. Nov. a-Wtth good
weather tomorrow. and the indications
tonight favor such conditions. the party
managers all agree that there will be a
heavy vote cast In Massachusetts. not
only for Governor. but for the entire
State ticket, as we'll as for minor offices
and members of the legislature. The
Republicans are confident, while the DEM
ocrats are hopeful. Not for many years
have the Democrats worked SO hard, and
their efforts have thoroughly stirred up
their oppents. so that the State has
been better canvassea than for ton years.
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SWEET ALICE A WINNER
She Takes Woodmere Stakes
From Irene Lindsey.
(By Associated Press.)


NEW YORK, November 2.-Sweet Az
ice. at to !, won the Woodmere Stake,
seven furlongs, at Aqueduct to-day, by
a head from the favorite, Irene Land
sey. Three favorites won. Summaries:
First race-selling, six furongs-Reveille
e to q first. Mordella 200 to u second,
Ancestor $50 to u third. Time. 1:13 3D..
Second race-handlcap, seven furlongs-
Girdle q to y first, Early Eve Geo to y
Third race-selling. mile-Namtor q to 81
first. Forward go to j second. Our mug
get a to y third. Time, LAO 80.
Fourth race-The Woodmere, seven fur
lonss--sweet Alice e to y drst. Irene
Lindsey III to 10y second. Futurita q to y
third. Time, 1927.
Fifth race-ave furlongs-Lady Amelia
70 to 81 arst. Miueola al to 81 second,
For LUCKY to % third. Time, LOO 2.b,
sixth race--handtcap, mile-Hello (6tto 3
first. Illyra II to p second. Lord Badge
Is to 81 third. Time, LAO,
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!. r,red,cted that illegal voting will be
reduced to minimum.
Tarnmany made its hnal preparations
for the struggle tonight 10y the distri.
button Of sInews OF war to the amount
Of between slb0,oo and 100000 to tho dis
trtct leaders for election purposes.
An interesting minor feature OF the sit
nation was the declaration today by Dep.
uty Attorneys General 7. G. l.. Grain that
the destruction Of the houses OF 900 voters
in the fire at Coney Island yesterday
being IAN act Of Cod" could not be used
as a pretext for deprlvng them OF the
right to vote.
The polls open tomorrow ats A. Msand
close at & p. M. The indications are for
me weather, q heavy vote. ana a close
finish.
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ALL SOULS DAY.
Services Held in the Cemeteries
and in All Catholic Churches.

All soul's Day was observed yesterday In all
tho Catholic churches OF the city. with spe-
cIal services held in the morning. -. :. -
At 10 o'clock solemn requiem mass was save
al the Cathedral. altar which Mt Ca!ya! y!
Cemetery was visited. procession q G,a 1Ity
altar boys specially trained by brotne from XIV
gate to GROSS erected on mound IN Sc 2 ssn.
trail portion Of the graveyard In ne pfoG|et sr
Whom Who came bishop Van do yyyar ronsd ~, Y
cane and white m nspv.r gA Tor shs dad
were read BY the Bishops, The sermon was
very eloquent one, preached BY ,ct ths H Was
Father De Muynck. The 3ene Sd tha ait ar
BOYS The ssrMon closed with the blessing q
the cemetery * The n!shSSp sns saa some AA
The graves In the cemetery were neau!'u y,
l.ly decorated with all tho choice flowers u
| the season. 49,
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INTERESTING QUESTION AS
TO CEMETERY SECTION

Al a regular meeting OF the Cemeteries Conn
mittes yesterday evening very interesting
question came up.
The committee received a petition from ME
j. n. Macmurdo, setting forth that the cert!-
AGATE to the section In shockae Hill Cemetery.
sold to Jefferson p, Tr!os IN October 1ss'.
had been lost ana requesting the issue Of 2
new cer,lncato in the name Of Mrs. Mary y,
Anderson It APPEARS that Mr.. Trice left two
children aud both being dead Mr. anderson ,sss n
dsrson, n nenhew OF Mr.. Trce seeks to have
the section transferred to her az the nearest
OF kin TO tho original owner
The law regulates the issuance Of eef',nea a,,
10 sections by the City Treasurer, but IN thls
case MIR, Phillipu declined to assume tho re-
.ponsibili,y o, the transfer desired.
The committee IS in doubt a. e 'hss ss'l
,sr Now ,oss a. the city Attorney for lnfor-
nation and advice as to procedure ~ SUCH
cases,
An article for sale can be eShlpltac
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Results at Latonia.
(By Associated

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Nov, 2.-Results
First rnce-six furlongs-The Goldanch
rs to 81 hrst. Fair Lady Anna q to p
second, First Attempt q to y third.
Second race-six turlongs-oudon q TO
81 f1rst. Preakness ga to y second. Bar
ney Dreyfus eco to y third. Time. Ill l,a.
Third raee5one miIe.slIk .e Sord g ITO 70
Fourth race--handicap. stesplcchase
short course-Serge % to p tlrst. Mr.
Rose Is to y second. Trlcottn (6>to y
'n Fifih r ln,e I've and half furlonss-
Morning Star Is to J tirst; Woodl la y
belle Is to il second, Ruth Parrish % &C
to Is third Time, l;1o .,an,h-Rat, ,el
sixth raee-miie, aG9 ~ q i Second. Mel.
b ,r 3 Eclipse Go to y third. Time
.ES . aa345 sssfis.ls1 ~
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HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROOM W00DBERRY
Especial to The Tlmes-DIspatct

Especial to The Times-DIspatch3
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, November 2.-The
woodberry Forest football team met with
defeat this afternoon in the game played
with the Episcopal High School team on
the local grounds. the score being II to o.
The features OF the game were the
playing of the two Walkers for the vis-
itors and NAPLES and Hollend for the
High School.
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Crawle,y-Wood.
,n.nlnl ~ mia Tinaes,plspatch

Especial to The Times-plspatcn'
PROSPECT Va. Nov a,-The soe!a! even.
OF the season took place October ssth at
clock p. NJ, when Miss Bessie Fsnns S se;ss
ley and Mr.. Jesse Norman Wood WEE ma! mTst'eI
at Prospect Methodist EplssoPa! ~ GnusTf
few minutes before the STssTI e 81 garmvi iS
the church Miss Ellen DuYa'' "
sang 'Aalways,' 4, ,na rolowinr
or Iss n GsIun si r. Allen Davis ana M
Jack Glenn; attendants. Miss Nina p9yal1M %,G
pr. w j. Oils both Of Farmville; u lila ~
ives OF Norfolk. with Mr.. sam WllnNSSiM' aa,c "
N MI fh KIN George Redd Of ibank; Miss En-
ne Redd, Of WorshaW with Mr, MoU1sS ~ ~
Vail. OF Farmvlle Miss Alles GraWts ~ 4, 9.
Mathews with Mr.. sorey o. d ytFg.nsE t1 rraW
ley Of Farmyile The BRIDE w Sro NET Win Sis
bs s1.shsTe as S. Rev. CHARTS uncle
ef the bride, assisted by Rev =. NJ bel'' pas
tor b o S rsd was handsomely gwnea N dark
brown travelling suit and ths hriassm ae Hb
White' An carried exquisite 69n1nets q wn nte
uhite chrysanthemums, The church MAS beau
t;fisd with Its back ground Of green, ils pyTTa-
an,tas az ohrysanthcmunls and potted plants, tne
nn,n,e left on the B.l3 train tor Link. norfolk
county. their future hons,
You will find Work, Bargoins. Help,
boarding, Rooms, and everything needed
In the Tee-Dee Want Columns, sl
~ 11y,. thu ath%oL
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Close in Rhode Island.
fRv Associated prcsal

PROVIDENCE. r. l., November a.
The last rally Of the campaign was held
by the Democrats In this city tonight.
and it ended the liveliest campaign since
1892. The State political situation was
practically unchanged. The Democratic
leaders expect to win by about 1000 plu.
rality. which Is q loss OF 5000 from last
yeir's victory, while Republicans express
their belief that Colonel Colt Will win
by from 5000 to 1900 votes,
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REUNION MAHoN BRIGADE,
CATTLE OF THE CRATER,
PETERSBURG. NOVEMBER 9, 1908
REDUCED RATES
VIA At. ANTlC COAST LINE.

on account OF the above occasion this
5l;ne announces q rate Of fltty cents ior
the round trip from Rlchmond; tickets
good on ali trains; on sale November
9TH and 9th. with final return llmlt no no,
vemher 7th, This line operates u.ne us.'s
Petersburg, on quick and convenient
schedules, landing passengers at both
Anpomattox and washington Street sta
lions. For fall particulars, apply 70
All aes''' IS, CAMPBELL.
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.NewVeilinSs for
the Stylish Woman

Leading others In present
Veil fashions is the Automo-
bile Veil. After covering the
face, il goes round the neck
and ties like a stock with long
stole-like ends. They are Ell
fective and protective.
Come In. Chiffon. Brown, White,
Navy and Black, at 1925 each.
Other Ye!linEz that are dressler
are-.
Fishnet ana Tuxedo Wells. a5o.
to $50. yard.
Chiffon Wells. dotted or plain, at
bOc. yard.
Made Chiffon Walls. ~ to yards
long. $50, to A1.bO each.
Full assortment OF Mourning
Wells. in newest shapes. at p each to
$3.50.
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TEAM DISBANDED.
Washington and Lee Eleven to
Play No More This Year.
fSneeiaI ~ Tho Timex,I

lSpselaI to The Tn es;DlTIRaec;n nct Raj,
team OF Washington and Leo University has
been disbanded, ana AL games acheduled foI
the season have been cancelled. This step was
ing OF the Virginia Military Institute team
because Of the furloughlnE tor thirty days OF
vi Il is lust possible that the team will be 70.
organized for a southern tour. This Ia spoken
Of, and II tho manager sees bis way clea{
with reference to financial matters 1t may be
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TO BALLOT
IN HENR|CO
Continued from First Pasel

continued from FIRST PaSe0
Chairman Ruftn spent the day hunting
and did not return In time to attend
but the others Were there--Mr. Todd,
Mr., coalter aud Mr.. Hech!er. Al! OF
these spoke well and vigorously for their
side OF the controversy and stirred the
boys up not inconsiderably The old
arguments were gone over again and
emphasized The State Committee was
denounced and the newspapers came In
for criticism, Mr., Todd charges tho
pa pcrs with unfairness and declares that
he DOESN'T care whether they report his
meetings or not, since they do not do
him justice
Brauer Meeting.
While tho Todd people were engaged
in a general felicita,ion over what the
| regard aa a victory already won some,
| what OF The same thing was occurring a,
! rerry's Hall, In Shumakers precinct
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said he killed the men ''just for fun" !,
Craddock was captured by a small
posse of white men, but crowd OF about
three hundred. mostly negroes. took pos
session OF him and at once hanged him
to a tree and burned his body beneath II.
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In Danyil1e.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
DANvILLD, VA, November 2.-While
apathy will result in q small vote to-
morrow, there Is no doubt but the regu'
lar Democratic candidates Will win over
citizens and independent candidates.
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Randolph-Macon Wins.
Especial 10 The Tlmes'D lspatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, VA Nov, a.
Randolph. Macon defeated Fredericksburg
College at Football here this afternoon.
score 6 to 0,
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to many thousand possible customers
through a Tee Dee Want Ad.
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ree-pee Want Ads, make the pathka"
to success an easy climb.
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Swell
Tailored Coats an0 Dresses

probably less good fortune than udcous pick OF tail,
for the successnohng short Of pheno-
enata is rife garment section. Doubtless the
sve styles and the perfect needewo attractive features
qualities that have held and satisfied total unlike
ness dresses and perfection Of fit that remark
able in garments made for everybody
There is limited number Of elegant styles show to-
day-priced with all the intermediate values.
From SI8 90 ia $1,000 eoch-