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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-17
STORY BY KIPILNG.

Rudyard Kipling's latest story en-
titled, S" A Tour of Inspection and il.
Illustrated from drawing by George
Gibbs, is the important and leading
ATTRACTION of the Metropolitan Maya.
zine for October. Alfred Henry Lewis
E. s. Martin, Mary H. Peixotto, Heller
Hay Whitney, Albert Bigelow Paine
Rowland Armstrong, Theodore Garrison
and various others are contributors
making this an unusually strong ant
brilliant number. Copies at the Pease
Lewis cos.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Candy-Boston Grocery Co.
Committee on Ordinances-Meeting
Caucus-Orange Republicans.
Dinner Ware-A +. Wylie.
Dress Goods-Chas. MOnson Co.
= " S9atic
Est. NJ. "A. Gilbert-PrObate Notice.
Fail Suits. Johnson & Sons.
French Ice Cream. Gilbert q son.
Financial-Jacob Berry & Co.
For Sale-Gas Engine-Bowditch Co.
Lost-Horse-3S Temple Street.
New Goods-The Edw. Malley Co.
Pennies-Howe & Stetson Co.
Rings-J. HI. G. Durant.
Rain Coats-Brooks & Co.
Sorosis Shoes-A. B. Greenwood.
Steamers-Am. and Red Star Lines.
Steamers-White Star Line.
Thank Gamble Desmond Co.
Top Coats--Meigs & co.
observation-disclosures.
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a NOTRE DAME lady.

I will send free with full instructions
some of this simple preparation for the
cure Of leuchorrhoea, liberation, dis
placements, falling of the womb, scanty
or painful periods, tumors or growths
hot flashes, desire to cry, creeping feel
ing up the spine, pain in the back, and
all female troubles, to all sending ad-
dress. To mothers of suffering daugh-
tiers will explain a successful home
treatment If you decide to continue \
will only cost about IL cents a week to
guarantees a cure. / do not wish to sell
you anything. Tell other sufferers OF It
that is all / ask Address, Mrs. M, sum.
iners. BOX BIB Notre Dame. Ind.
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PETS HOME AGAIN.

Mrs. Thos. H. Gebbie's pets have all
been returned from the White City in
good condition, having had the best Of
care. The manager of the White City
ought to feel highly complimented that
he had two such good men as Mr.. Ma
gle and Mr.. Chas. Mason to care for
the animals the way in which they did,
and 1t is to be hoped they may fare as
well next year. I
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Wcmen's Sateen PetticoAts,
SIC each.

Women's Sateen Petticcats,
SIC each.
Very fine quality mercerized sateen,
very wide and in all lengths, SO to A
In. finely tailored and finished
with deep accordion plating and
tucked ruffIes or neat side plating on
wide umbrella flounce with under
piece. A dollar value for BIC each.
Short Outing Petticoats.
25c each.
-Four styles, plain hem, ruffled or
scalloped edges, full length and
width, in several pretty patterns Of
good quality outing flannel, 39c value
for CSC each.
Wcmen's Outing Flannel
Gowns. soc.
Three styles, good quality outing,
double yokes, trimmed with fancy
braid and stitching. Soft, warm night
gowns for cool weather. 69c grade
for SOC each.
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The
Notion Sale.

There isn't one woman
in ten who will not instant
ly recognize the remarkable
character of bargains like
these and these are only
a few out Of three hundred
under-priced items in dress
makers findings and lin
i1gS now on sale.
Sc Blasting Cotton, &c a spool
log. Spools Best Black SILK, 45c
lOc SILK Seam Binding, Sc
Curved Dress Binding, Sc a Yard
Featherstitch Brad, SC piece
Sc Collar Foundations, &c
iOc Tracing Wheels, Sc
10c Dress Shields, 9Oc doz
l6c Dress Shields, $l.10 dor
Ice Elastic, lOc yd
l5c Supporters, l0c
25c English Pins, I5c box
White and Colored Lace Pins, 4c dog.
Mourning Pins, l0boxes, l0c
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Reductions on French Flan-
mel SacqueI.
$3.50 ones are now $500.
$3.50 ones are now $3.75.
Pretty, dainty colors and in sizes
"a 10 40 inches.
Women's Taffeta Skirts. S..
All colors and black. Best quality
taffeta with RIFLES, piaitings and cir
cuIar Hounces, hemstitching and
ucks. A$6.50 ga rment for SIS each.
Women's Wrappers. 60c.
Good quality percaIe, deep founce
and yoke, trimmed with fancy braid,
good patterns and all colors and
sizes (34 to 46.) 85c values for
soc each.
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REPUBLICAN QUARTERS OPEN
conventions scheduled for Republioa

Conventions Scheduled for Republican
Club Next Thursday.
/ The Republican town committees
headquarters in the Globe building are
now open to the public for the coming
campaign. A meeting Of the town COM
mittee will be held there this Saturday
evening.
The Republican senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions will be held at
the Young Mems Republican club
Thursday evening, Sept. %.
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BEACON LODGE.
Held Successful Whist Party and En-
tertainment Last Night.

" lISI1l last 4Vl5IIts &
Beacon Lodge, No. So. New England
Order Of Protection held a highly
successful whist and entertainment at
their hall in the Odd Fellows building
last night Over one hundred couples
took part in the whist competition and
some very close and exciting games
We're played. A short musical followed,
and ice cream and refreshments were
also part Of the programme 1t is the
purpose of Beacon Lodge to have one
Of these socials on the evening Of the
second Thursday Of each month,
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Messrs. Ely Bros: commenced US
ing your Cream Balm about two yeass
ago for catarrh. My voice was some
what thick and my hearing has been
fully restored and my speech has be-
come quite clear. / am a teacher in our
town. L. g. Brown, Granger, o.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at so cts,
or mailed by Ely Brothers, Sc Warren
st. New York.
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Mems Shirts for
Fail and Winter
Wear.

Ifyou are unable 10 shake yourself
free from the stiff-bosom habit for
business wear, here are some very
handsome stiff-bosomed, colored
shirts at a dollar that will interest
you. OF the eagle" make, for
which we are sole agents in this city
and in the eff sctiye and pleasing pat
terms that characterize the Eagle pro-
auctions.
But il you are one Of that great and
growing army of men which has in
late years taken to wearing the soft
bosom shirt for all but dress occasi-
ons, the whole year around, you'll
like these new cheviot and heavy
madras shirts. Handsome patterns;
substantial and servlceable materials,
perfect fitting and perfect comfort
combined with 1 dressy appearance.
The madras shirts at 81.
The chepiot shirts, $3.50.
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WILL SAIL BY COLUMBIA.

Mrs. James 9. Pryde, Of Newburgh,
Scotland who has been on a Visit to
her son, R. D. Pryde, of the New Ha-
ven Golw club, will sail for Scotland to-
morrow by the Anchor Line steamship
Columbia. Among the other cabin pas
sengers booked from New Haven for
Glasgow by the Columbia are Mrs. M.
McGinty and Miss McGinty, Mrs. James
Kelso and Master Kelso and Mrs. F.
Ostaine and infant.
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She loved him at sight. What was
there about him to adtnire?' .'oh, a
general odor Of gasolene and a thick
coating Of dust."-Puek.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., Sept. Is. 8 p. m.
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
For Eastern New York: Fair, warmer
Saturday; Sunday fair; light TO fresh
southwest winds.
For New England: Fair, warmer ex-
cept in extreme south portion; Sunday
fair; light to fresh south to southwest
winds.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Second District Republicans To Meet
In Middletown Today At Noon.

4 III R'hKH1KStUWIIa 7 OS'V'V ~ S7'NN0111FT'
The Republican Congressional con-
vention of the second district will be
held in Middletown this noon. 1t is
expected that large number Of promi-
nent men from this city will attend.
From present indications it looks as If
the convention will be Of short dura-
ton. Congressman N. D. Sperry In all
probability will be named to succeed
himself,
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MARIETTE M. BALDWIN.

Funeral services over the remains of
Marietta NJ. Baldwin Win be held at
her late residence this AFTERNOON.
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MRS. MARY GALIiAGHBR.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Gallagher
of % Bradley street, Will be held this
morning from her late residence.
Requiem high mass at ST. Patrick's
church.
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Some Of the Right Sort Of Hats.

These hats of ours are hats that right The shapes
exactly the that you find the highest prices and what is
quite as Important the quality of best hats just good
thai 81 the hghest-prced hats on this Falls market.
For instance the Derby HAT sell at So the hat in
shape felt dye and lasngness as certain very well known
make that sells at SIS.
The hats So and $3.50 twenty-five per better in
quality than any hats sold in this those prices
Don't forget that everything say Is cnched BY this
ment
Your money back without question argument If you find
disappointed In any hat we sell or promise we make
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FRANK ". CnNI.AN.

The funeral Of Frank A. conlan, Of
So Washington avenue, will be held
this morning from Sacred Heart church.
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Mems Underwear
For Crispy Days.

A very good choice in the medium
weights that cling with comforting
warmth on mornings like this, and
protect one against the little chills Of
early Fall.
SOC, 75c, ST and $3.50.
The choice Of weight, warmth, pro-
portion of wool and color is ample for
anybody. The entire possibilities Of
the entire market are covered in
those four prices.
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Teacher-Willie, what's the masculine
O. "laundress?"
Willie Wiseguy-C hinaman q Town
and Country.
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Foot Ball
Time!

And now the strenuous
youth and the triumphs OF
unnumbered hard : fought
nor altogether bloodless
fields !!
Get good things, while
you are about It. There
are different grades even OF
good things, and we have
them. There are grades
below what we carry that
we don't bother with and
advise you not to bother
with them, either.
You will find ours cheap
enough and If you get It
here its from a reliable
maker and trustworthy
Foot Ball Things.
Drill Pants, well padded, 4oc pair,
Heavy Drill Pants, quilted padding, \
Csc a pair
Imitation Brown Khaki Pants with
rattan strips on thigh, csc pair
Khaki Pants. heavy hip and knee
pads, rattan stripes on thigh, S .39
Best Moleskin Pants Victor; sold
last year at $3.50. Now Sits.
Jackets Of drill, 29c
Jackets OF brown canvas, Acc
Shin Guards.
special-boy's guard; canvas,
Ice a pair
Full size canvas guard, 35c
Al soc; a choice Of a fne, strong
leather guard or moIeskin, with
leather bindings and straps, or
in pebbled leather with binding
and strap. Value here as high
as ST, for soc
FOOT bAtlS.
Victor, No 5S2 Rugby, regulation
in every respect. Value, So.
Al $2.f9
Rugby, regulation size; gum blad-
der, Spaiding make, 55c
Rugby, regulation size, pebble
grain leather, gum bladder, soc
Other Ruebys at 81, $1.25, S1.50,
SITS, $2.25, $3.50 and So.
Victor Official, $3.49
Spalding Official, $500
Miscellaneous
Morril Nose Mask, the $l.5o kind,
SLIP
Shoes, special calf skin Foot Ball
Shoes, worth So, at $i.50
Stock ngs, 25c, 35c, SOC, 75c, ST..
Jerseys, soc, ST., ST so, So
Head Helmets, SOC, soc, 81, $3.50,
I SIPS and $500
Foot Bali Guides, l0c
Pads, canvas shoulder and elbow
pads, l9c a pair; leather, 35c
and 45c a pair
Rubber Mouthpieces' l9c
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OBITUARY NOTES
AIlna \. PleEson.

The funeral Of Alma T. Pierson was
held from her late home, sol IL Frank
lin street, yesterday afternoon.
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Children's $50 Sweaters for ST.

Children's $I.5O Sweaters for 81.
And Other Specials from a Store You Know Well.
It's the under this roof that sells womens underwear
and infants under announcement store hard to name in
single word but Of the best known and most popular Of the
thirty-two under this roof
thas habit making special offers Thursdays and SAT-
urdays that watched for by hundreds These for Sat
urdayi
The Childrens Sweaters Atwood Ones in styles
that button shoulders, others in the regulation, pull on
fair and square $3.50 value The price Saturday will be ST.
And here are
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I'm politics. aren't your"
yes
Him! Are you point-with- pride OF
a view-with-alarm ?''-Puck.
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Local weather Report.

New Haven. Sept. IS.
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But It Can Be Obtained by Simple
Methods.

Are You hard worker? Are ycu |
overcome with ia igue at the end of
each days labor aad instead Of retir-
ing to be with a feeling Of satisfac-
ton az the prospect of nights re-
pose. do you wait the hour of bed |
time with dread and shrinking?
Is 1t your unhappy lot % be awak
ened every night just after you have /
dropped off TO sleep. by an intense !
uncomfortable itching Of the rectum?
Do you then endeavor to relieve the !
sensation by scratching so desperately |
that the skin becomes raw and lacer.
ated and you finally sink into the
sleep of exhaustion?
If so. you do not need to be told
that you are afflicted with i.ch
piles. You have probably tried every
remedy you could hear of. with bu
temorary relief. If any. and have
concluded there was no hing left for
you but to drag cut a miserable exist
ence AS a drowning man grasps at a
straw, SO should you eagerly devour
the words Of w o. Mlbury. 20 Pearl
St, Reading, Mass
Il am pleased to state that ] bought
one fifty cent box Of Pyramid Pile
Cure a the drug store, and used about
one-haf OF it, and it not only cured
me of itching piles, but also of con-
Istipation, a trouble of about fifteen
years standing have tried almost
everything without any lasting bene-
IN. but ! can honestly and truthfully
state that Pyramid Pile Cure has en-
tirely cured me, as have had no re-
turn of that terrible itching, which
used to keep me awake by the hour,
night after night. If the old trouble
should ever re urn ! will know just
what TO do, but guess it won't for IL
is now SIX or seven months since
first used this wonderful remedy"
We vouch for the authenticity Of
this testimonial and as Mr. Milbury
found relief and a cure. so you may
also Do not delay, but buy box and
TRY it tonight, and do not allow any
dealet to sell you Something Just as
good" You will do well TO write
Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich,
for their little book on the causes and
cure Of piles, which is sent free for
the asking
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No police court today.
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Thanks to Everysoay.

Thanks TO EVerysody.
Editor Daily Leader:
Hartranft Relief Corps desire TO ex-
press through your columns, sincere
thanks to those who aided In making
their Poverty social a decided success.
Among those who deserve especial
mention are Mrs P w BANTER and
Miss Ila shultz for the entertaining
and amusing recitations which We're
so heartily enjoyed by the audience;
also Messrs Upham and Bowen
Philippine soldiers who furnished
music for the occasion.
The fragrant coffee donated by the
Bank grocery for the Poverty social
won many compliments from the Re
lief Corps as well as hosts Of others
Thanks is due the Welcome grocery
for donations To the Poverty social
and the Woman's Relief Corps will not
soon forget the favor
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G. E. Dunniea,
Capt. Comdg Co. A.
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tf1rst published IN the Daily Leadss
February 10, 1904l
Application for Liquor Lleensa-
Territory of Oklahoma County OF L4R
gan, IS.
Notice is hereby given that
G. w. Marolf
has this day fined In the offlco OF tAa
County Clerk. in and for said County.
his petition, asking that license sS
granted him to sell at retail matt.
spirtuous and vinous liquors In
Congressional township, Seward.
lot 4, block 4. in Nayina, o T.. in said
County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before.
March / 1904,
is petition will be granted ana
-cense issued.
Witness my hand and the seal q
said County hereto affixed thu
18th day OF February. 1904
(sEAL.)
N. J. C. Johnson
County ClerE.
By J n Burnett. Deputy.
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Selections for Next Year.

Secretary Thoburn of the board of
griculture is already making ar
angements for the annual meeting of
ne board in February, 1905, and has
ecured two prominent speakers for
hat occasion-Henry Wallace, editor
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J. c. Robb. the well known King
fisher grain merchant was in the city
few hours yesterday while enroute
TO Enid Mr. Robb stated that he ex-
pected 10 commence the construction
Of the new elevator there in April
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Mysterlous Circumstance.

One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference? She who is blushing with
health uses Dr. Kings New Life Pills
to maintain IT, BY gently arousing the
lazy organs they compel good diges-
tion and head of constipation Try
them. Only 25c, at F. B. Lille & Co,
druggists
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Mother oray's Sweet Powders for
Children,
Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse in he Children's Home in New
York. Cure Feverishness, Bad Stom.
ach, Teething Disorders move and
regulate Ike Bowels and Destroy
Worms over 10000 testimonials.
They never fail At an druggists, 25c.
Sample FREE Address Allen s. Ohm.
sted, Le Roy, n. Y
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OF Wallace's Farmer at Des Moines.
Ia, and Hon Aaron Jones of South
Band Ind, master Of the National
Grange
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Senator J. p Candy Of f. supply
spent last night in the city Senator
Candy made a telling speech IN he
half Of Guthrie before the eatuemen's
convention yesterday
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The excursion from this city to
Piedmont over the 81, Louis. FL Reno
and Western left the union depot al
o'clock this morning A number of
Guthrie citizens we're on board When
the train reaches Piedmont lo.s
sale win be held Excursions we're
also run from Enid and FL Reno.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES TO THE
SUNNY SOUTH.
Tickets on safe dairy unul April 20.
1904, TO the principal winter resorts of
Mississippi Georgia. Alabama Flori-
da Tennessee South Carolina Louis
lana and Texas. Return limit june d.
1904
Fun details on application.
c. w. Strain,
Div Pass Agent. Wichita KaE-
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Personal
Mention.

Z PERSONAL &|
: Mention.
: -,.>s-i>s~s-.,.r ss<ss~,.s~s'sss~ss
w.P Hail OF Perkins. is in the city.
}. H. seger Of Colony was here
today
w. S. Spencer went to Piedmont his
morning.
r. A. Bryant OF Cashion, is a visitor
in the city.
J. S. showalter Of AIva, is a visitor
in the city.
w. d Packer returned to the city
this morning.
Percy C. Burks OF Topeka, is a guest
at the Royal
j. T. worley Of Topeka is a guest
at the Royal
A. c. Titus Of Crescent City. was in
the city today
A ]. Rittenhouse Of Chandler. was
in the city today
H H. Abraham of Rutland VI, is
visitor in the city.
W. A. sdckey OF CoTeyvine, Kas,
is visitor in the city
Prof. ]. N, Merrill has returned
from a trip to Chandler
Attorney j. R. Cottingham went to
Tonkawa this morning
Csttle Inspector r. H. Hahn ana
vIfe Of Alva, are in ne ,1ty
Cephas Miller one of Logan coun-
tvs prominent farmers, was here to-
day from Navina.
Joe Selz expects to leave soon for
St Louis where an attractive engage
ment awai him
Secretary McKeand Of the Com
mercial club has returned from trip
to Oklahoma City.
| k4tert Ploeger chairman CT the
I.cmJora-ic count contral committee,
is here from Seward.
Secretary Fred l.. Wenner Of the
cchool land leasing uoard, returned 10
he city this morl'lg.
Mr. and Mrs j. H Robinson and
daughter Ruth. arrived yesterday for
a visit with Mr. ami Mrs J. B. Fair
field
Supt. Tice of the Oklahoma divis-
ion Of the Santa Fe, passed through
the city today enroute to his home in
Arkansas city.
Mrs. Frank Detrick returned to her
l1.,o 10 No,-+o, Eou tbfg v,ornf n q,
latter spending few days in the city
visiting friends.
Jacob Leon, the well known Kansas
City salesman. is in the city visiting
his trade and extolliRg the merits of
his famous Quaker Maid"
T. Kysar and family left today for
Tulsa. l. T., where they win reside in
the future Their household goods
were shipped over he Katy
Secretary Norris Of the Oklahoma
Live Stock Sanitary commission. re-
tuned this morning from attendance
al the cattlemen's convention
, Auditor McGee of the Oklahoma d.
vision of the Santa Fe, with head
quarters in Arkansas City, spent a
few hours il the ciy yesterday
Mr. and Mrs w A. Humphrey, Mrs
John F. one and son, Horace. and
Earl Underwood were members Of the
party Of excursionists to Piedmont this
morning.
Senator J. p Candy Of F.. supply
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COMPANY "a"

All members Of Co. A will meet at
the Arnory at $50 Sunday morning
for target practice.
BY order of
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MEMS SPRING SUITS.

We are showing all the New Styles in Men s
Spring Suits, including the extreme novelties for
Suits will appeal to every of taste They are
designed after the New 1904 Spring Models and
have many points of excellence that will be in
other Ready-to-Wear Clothing. If you are at all
paticuar about what you wear you will do yourself
a favor by looking over these Suits