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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
Christmas at Port arsl1ur.

Although this place IS falling and
we're holding this last ditch.
II has some great advantages; said
Col Vodtkayitch
The meals are not the very hestthe
fuel is running low.
And tallow soup with horsehfde steak
Is not a treat. you know
But anyway, we WIN not have TO spend
a whole years pay
BY buying Christmas presents for our
friends on that sad day
We will not need to wear those ties
that wife buys SO cheap
Or smoke those Christmas gift cigars
that put man to sleep.
We will not need to spend whole
weeks in hiding from that
Who sold us Christmas presents on
the installment plan
While we are here we're saving coin.
our Pile is growing great
While friends AT home are losing
rubles at an. awfri rate
So join me in festive drink thtsgu
oil punch is fine
And let us thank our lucky. STARS
were here al CHRISTMAS
time"
chicago;Recora Herald
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
sRTIs IEDs
HIS SEE D 4 TER
,Gi.fs Mcthers Made cefenie.sy
Fol!oNged Quickly A.ser She Had s.
Secured piyorcc

NEW DIRK. Dec Bruce Crane.
the artist Las marie bis slisoreed
! wife's daashter and re Turned with ners
TO New Y-oral. and the gold medal Ior
paintings at the WORLDS Fair has
been awarded TO him Inst Louis TSe
/ gold medal puts him arzsong the fore
most American artists. ,shead Of Cars.
roll Beckwith and Others. who re-
ceived only silver medals
The report of his MARRIAGE IS the
sequel to one OF the most remarkabfe
love rouancesa ever enacted In real
life-stranger than that OF the nsoSe
famous lovers in Ltstory. sheiar.lss
and Heloise. 1t was 40 Longer ago
than November Is. eos that The
mother OF ais present wife obtained
decree Of divorce, In Which the Sisi
was named. and now hat the mar
rage IS announced the mother ofst
girl is reported asssayfnSe am sEasi
of the marriage The only reason
sought che divorce sssss to srabla
Brgce 10 wed my dapghter SO
rs am concerned Ike ircidesas
closed, and shah now s.eyote myself
20 tie stage my chosen profession
When TIE beautiful MadoW sss;.Tlis
1crc2ard Brainerd. married gruee
Crane. liz SOC. she had a. seas.solsl
daughter AZ first the IoFe e.s
and Mrs, Crane ran afons s:asott
brt the cusrenz o.; dome appaess
soon turned awsy. Crane ssorssed
hard to wiz distinction IN his and
four years ago the award OF the 9anes
sold medal was made 10 him
annual exhibition OF the socies
American artists. His p.sss:nftt1ls; sysiIciit
had wen the prize was erussssl Isstsss
chased by andrew cariseSie
Two years ago the world MS
shocked TO hee- thar he lad stsittietily
together With htssstep-
daughter. ard that his wife hadsbeesIE
proceedings for divorce riiaG iiles
It was a long tffE1e isesore
Mrs. Crane discoyereG Wi ther
e;opers had TOWN She finals
ed that they lad gone 10 Soush
tota. Her divorce suit lsere Nasseo
Iucted in secret, but when itcamo Ee
ore Supreme Court Justice Scott Tor
OF the referees repof: res
ommendtns q decree. rse judge 60
NED 1t, saying II bears toe stront
he earmarks of COLLISION saflEed
n this State. Mrs. Crane also went 70
South Dakota and there renewed hel
for divorce which re-
suited In decree In her favor
month ago. Mrs. Crane rlhe motlleE
II the present wife. issa niece OF Or.
3urchard. whose Rum Rerranism
md Rebellion caused The detsat Of
Blaine in 1884.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
a Censorship on Show Bills.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass Dec $

SPRINGFIELD, Mass Dec. s.
There being notion that the posters
displayed in this city needed looHinG
after the city marshal was recently
authorized to exercise censorship
over au the Autographs INTENDED to
adon bIllboards here The advance
agents of theatrical companies have
since been undecided whether 20
storm and rage, or to roar wIth laugh
ter at the results
- What Women VIII Do WIS the
first attraction which came under the
narshafs pruning knife He shook
his head.
Dreadful. Dreadful, he excialn,-
ed 8 Why. women VIII do anything:
No stree. That title won't so:s
In vain the advance agent pleaded
that women did noble deeds. did
cooking washing and al sorts of
harmless things: the marshal was OBJ
tsnrate.
Just think what they Nigh. do.
he answered with bated breath
Sc And the title was doctored to read
. Nhat2--------- Will do. the worU We
man being covered with a strip Of
red paper a picture of a shipwreck
scene. showing sinking vessel, some
persons on nearby rocks and two
men in struggle on spar. was ruled
out at once, for beneath were the
words. Life for Life and the mar
shat lad a suspicion that there was
some killing about it. He had re
ceived strict orders about bill board
murders especially, so she shipwrecl |
scene was thrown into the waste pa
per basket.
picnic scene soon followed the
shipwreck
s What could be more peaceful and
chaste than this said the advance
man proudly as he showed a picture
of Emily's birthday party. in which
Emily was blushing a salmon pink
blush. her relatives We're gathered
around in smiling groups and a young
man was about to paya forfeit. The
marshaFs finger was jahbed into the
That" he said in voice of thmn
der.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

J E. POWELL. Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28
Nasiae q 49, a.e z, 3.

Notice OF ekheIdsrss Meeting:
SosIces is hereby ssiven thar tfesreg
ular annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Fairmont West sNir-
ginian Publishing Company VIII be
held at the oece OF said company In
the City Of Fairmont. Monday, The I'd
day Of January. 1905. at two O'Clock
a.. for the purpose OF electins a
Board of Directors TO serve for the
ensuing year for said company. and
for the transaction Of such other bust
ness which may legally be done by
stockholders ut general meeting.
Dated this the 18th day OF Deem
ber, 1901. G. NJ. JACOBS.
President
j. POWELL. Secretary.
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octaE cLANS Rave
FoRMEp ATsfsfTTaNNiNe.
Cancellation OF Invitations 10 Dane
ing School Results In > Division
of the Society Set Into
Factions.

hITTANSNING: Pa, Dec 2S.--'rae
cancellation of invitations held by
eight young women for Prot Il o.
Blackburn.s dancing class. month
ago, has been The cause OF a division
IN the social gatherings in town.
When Prof. Blackburns action be-
came known the friends OF the young
women withdrew from his dancing
class and organized club of their
own until a PittsburS Instructor
opened dancing academy. when the
club joined the new school
Last week Prof blackburn an
nounced that he would give free re
ceptton to his former pupils Christ
mas GMonday1 night. The announce
ment created some talk. but when in
vitations issued by Court Violet of the
Independent Order OF Forresters, &c:
reception Thursday I.ight in honor
of the fourth anniversary. began TO
be received and il was found taat
those WHO had taken Prof Back
barns part IN the trouble had been
'-sliShted. the matte became the
talk OF the town Several OF the
eight young women whose Invitations
Prof Blackburn had cancelled be.
lonsed to the Forreste=s. and this is
said 10 be the cause OF B1ackburn's
friends being ignored.
When the latter fourd they had
not been invited to the reception that
Ton Cola club, to which some Of tnem
belong. announced that L would hold
a dance at another hall on the same
Thursday night, but its members have
made no effort TO conceal their 9isap-
poinrment at not receiving an irvi-
ration IS usual, to the lady Forres-
ters reception. which is always one
Of the elaborate functions OF tie sea
SON
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ssaersti.ion Explained.

Harper's 9Iagazine.I
Among the more iSnoran: OF New
York's East Side there is a strange
readiness OF belief that Christmas.
especially those OF certain settlement
schools strive by spells and brand
ins-marlls 70 win the children OF He
brews from their faith
1t had seemed remarkable that
fear of that particular kind should
exist; but one evening met He
brew. excited and eager. who told
me that he had seen with his own
eyes the branding on a child who at
tended one of these schools. and he
offered to take me TO see il.
He led the way to decrepit rear
tenement on Orchard street. Men
and women We're agitatedly huddIed
in the hallway and upon the shaBy
stair. and Others were crowded into
an ill-lft room where a tall man
broom-bearded and gauntly gaber-
dined. was bending over little girl.
upon whose arm had been burned the
letters IT o. D. E."
tIesue Ominium Dou1inus Est
Jesus is the Lord of ALL" interpreted
the old man, gutturaIly grim.
The little child. not too little to be
proud of the attention IL was excit-
ing, again told the story of how
black man" had met her in the hall /
way OF the settlement school, and !
had scared the marks with hot iron:
and that the room was filed with I
queru!ous Yiddish.
Yet the explanation was in the adj
joining room. where hot fire burned
in a cooking stove: for the door of
the stove. upon which was the word
IN o D L." was the branding iron.
All of the word had been burned upon
the chi1d's arm except the Il" and
the first three strokes of the m"
The girls brother had pushed her
against the stove. and had so fright
ened her with his threats that she
had feared to tell. With the stoicism
OF the poor. she had suffered in ST.
lence for while: and then the moth.
err discovering the burn, leaped at
once to the conclusion that this was
the dreaded branding of which she
had often heard. and the neighbor.
hood had been thrown into profound j
excitement
To understand how remarkably il
zane about, print the letters 81 o. ID. n
e. on piece of paper; lay the paper. T.
With the Ink wet, against another, and,
you wiz see the four letters revers. 8
ID: turn the slip around. as the, J
Jrand would appear looking down I
ipon It on the arm. and you WIN read =
he letters In their order. + @ p e.; 7
Some person win get the brass bed. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-28

SO hard to find anything man
Hikes for Christmas. But they are al
ways glad to receive 4 gillette safety
razor. backing case. saavins set or
a pocket knife. 1c5 patterns TO select
from at ]. L. Halls Hardware
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/ The advance man 2eered at tie
spot
That's the lunch basket. he cx-
planned. tinIdly
Certainly young man came IN
firm tones But whaS-what is that
sticking out of tie basket2 Bottles.
bottles, sir, Do you suppose that
Springfield VIII stand fn- bottles on
its billboardse"
But that's only lemonade, plead
ed the 1fthograph man did you
ever hear Of picnic without botGes
OF lemonade2 Now put II to you. as
man, TO man, could you so TO pic
mic and eat six or seven Sandwiches
without a sip of cold coffee or lemon
ade to wash it down.
How do know II isn't cham
pagne2" snapped the marshal 4 tell
you 1t looks suspicious II they CON
tanned only cold coffee. why didn't
you put EN- out in plain sight instead
of partly hiding them in the basket
No. sr-ee-e-
And over the bottles the marshal
pasted sheet of brown PAPER
A revolver in the hands Of a bur
slar was next pIastercd over with
white paper. and the dagger in the
hands of ferocious maiden was coz
cealed in similar manner The WORD
damn received three layers of pa
per, for fear it might force its way
through one layer. especially as tie
small boys curiosity is now so
aroused that he spends all his spare
moments guessing what is behind
those forbiddins papers.
The bfllboards Of the city now look
like patchwork The patches are Of
all colors and shapes, and they con-
ceal all sorts and conditions OF things.
The fly damsel lifts bit Of Manila |
paper to her lips instead of a spark
ling glass of wine. the lad man push
es a COB OF paper in tue face of the
hero. the criminal breaks down the
iron bars of his prison with a stout
strip of red paper instead of a Ratchet
and the den of iniquity is so besprink-
fed with white paper that it looks as
Il it had been struck by a severe bliz-
<ard. J.
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Some person win get the brass bed.
Coal city House Furnishing Company,
Some person VIM get the wilton rug.
Coal City House Furnishing Company
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Why not let the Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for you2 <
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
Our Drug Prices
Low

Our drugs are always
fresh and always staple va
|rieties. We're able to sell
them at such small prices
because we underbuy for
cash and undersell for cash.
These are specials for to-
morrow's big IA hours sale.
DR.. Shops Restorative, s1.OO reg
ularly, will go at 75c.
Coke's Dandruf Cure. 500 bottles.
&c.
Fig Juice Laxative, soc regularly.
tomorrow 34c.
Ayers sarsaparilla. s1.oo bottles to-
morrow 72c.
DR.. Kennedy's Medical Discovery;
$3.50 is the price marked on the bot
tie, tomorrow $1.O5.
Peruna. regular s1.OO bottles. to be
priced Csc.
Witch Hazel. 25c bottles 1Sc.
J.. & ]. strengthening Plasters. 15c
regular, special for tomorrow,~each SC.
S. S. s., s1.OO size bottles to be sold
at 75c.
20 Mule Team Borax-13c is our
cut price on this borax-2Oc is the
regular price. We're giving a hand
some poster picture away with each
suitable for framing. There are four
in the series to choose from. One
with ach pound package of 3D.
borax; our price OO
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ChinaWare

We're making low prices
on china ware. We're clos
ing out this department. We
want to sell every dish in
just the shortest time pos
sible.
We have reduced prices throughout
fully one-ffth. We take some items
every day and make prices still lower
to close them out. We have several
lots to sell tomorrow at special cut
prices.
Soup CasseroIes = Extra quality
ware; fine decorations; round style.
Marked soc; to be sold in to-
morrow's 4-hou sale. each. 4UC
Covered Vegetable Dishes-Deco-
rated and gold trimmed. Marked CSC:
to be sold here tomorrow's Rno
14-hour sale, at. JUG
Soup Plates - Blue decorations
Were priced at $1.OO per set; to be
in tomorrow's sale at, set soc.
PIatters-The big kind-fuII IT
inches long 1S inches wide; deco
Regular price is CSC; to be IN
sold here tomorrow, each. ..4IC
Dinner Sets-Consisting of 100 fun
size pieces; pink or green DECORATIONS
Old price SIT; to be sold here a.
tomorrow at, set
Fancy Plates-Al high grade ware.
Marked and were sold regularly at
33c; we will have them
priced Saturday We
Fancy Plates that were regularly
sold at 15c; priced n
at UG
Glass Water Pitchers-Half gallon
size, fancy patterns; Csc is "a
regular price; each. VIC
g and Cream Seismic quality
china; sold at CSC regularIy; to be
priced here tomorrow at, en-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19

Muslin GownS-Full sizes, various
styles; mad of good materials, lastly
trimmed; these are worth as high as
zoe, to be in his nn
sale at SSG
Women's Drawers-With lace in
sertion and edging, also hemstitched
tucks; various styles-worth soc or
Csc; will be sold in this Of
sale at .0OC
Muslin Drawers-Many different
stylesMworth up to 75c; take A0c
Muslin Skirts-In full sizes, with
very pretty trimmings-worth On
up to Use; you choice ...... &c
Corset Covers-Worth Use, made of
good material, trimmed with lace and
embroidery-some hav lace insertion
on bias across the front; take AOc
choice OC
Soap at 1Oc.
Elder Flower and Buttermilk Soap,
regularly sold at Csc box; tomorrow
you car get a box of his good toilet
three cakes in the
box NC
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Vests

Special lot of 219 dozen Summer
Vests to close out in quickstep time
now.
women's sleeveless vests; good
styles; regularly sc, c 2%c.
Women's vests; tapped neck; worth
7c; each 4c, 3 for 10c.
Women's vests; tapped neck and arm
sides; worth 10c, each sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
At Notion Counter
Tomorrow

A splendid assortment of
ornamental combs shown at
this counter. Special prices
for SATURDAY..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19

for Saturday.
n new "Gainsboro' back combs.
regular use kin for, each 1Oc.
1Oc back combs, a special lot of
these at, each Sc. .
Side Combs-Nice large rubber
combs. formerly sold at csc, choice of
these tomorrow 1Oc.
POmpadOur Combs-To take the
place of rats; Csc regular price,
priced now at, each c
Black rubber hairpins. fancy
shapes. each &c.
Small ubber hairpins, dozen &c.
Mouth Harps-These are good ones
regularly sold at csc and 35c; tomor-
row at the notion COUNTER 15c.
1Oc harps sc.
Chinese ironing wax, 5 cakes for sc.
Pearl Buttons-CIea ocean pearl
buttons, about the size of a quarter;
sold at 40c per dozen; we are selling
them now, dozen 19c-
) mOked Pearl Buttons-Small size;
regular price 1Oc per dozen; tomor-
row two dozen sc.
Small pearl trimming buttons, as
sorted colors. two dozen &c.
Basting thread, white only. spool &c.
a few of those Comfort" waists for
ehildren at 19c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
HandkerchiefS

An extra special in women's hand
kerchiefs at &c. These come in plain
hemstitched, embroidered and lace
edges; all trimmed with insertion and
em~broidered; excellent quality of
linen. Regularly sold as high as zoe
and Csc; your choice tomorrow, r.
each u
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
Our Way

We have our own orig
inal plan for conducting
this store. 1t is this: We
underbuy for cash; we un-
dersell for cash. With
each purchase you make
here we say, Satisfaction
or your money back"
We bought this $125,O00 stock
of good honest goods at much less
than it cost. We are selling out
$4,000 worth at closing out
prices. We are putting into the
great sale some big cash captures
from the Kansas City store, and
with each article sold to you we
give our ash guarantee which
says We'll pay vol back your
money for any goods you get here
that you don't want to keep. We
tell you these things so you may
know we are here to save you
money. to treat you honestly, and
to lake all the risks by giving you
our cash guarantee on each pur-
chase you make from us, so if you
think you have paid too much
here at any time for an article,
all you need to do is to bring it
back and our cash awaits you
here. How many stores are there
~ 49,. .1rr-frxr-O -, TAHala
that will give you such strong pro-
lection as this? We are deter
mined to merit your confidence.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
GraniteWare Sale

All the ware that's left from the
first two days sale will be out tomor-
row at the same prices. h has been
a remarkable vent We will sell
more granite ware in these three days
than any store in this city Eel did in
a similar time. We're doing it be-
cause the prices are the very lowest.
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Favorable Shoe Prices

Mems Oxfords-With hand turned
soles; made of kid or patent leather,
plain toes; special for this NJ
Saturdays sale, at pair. - 1sGU
Women's Shoes of fine quality vici
kid; there are some sizes missing; kid
or patent leather tips-$2.50 and $500
are the regular prices; no
special for tomorrow, pair. - j. 30
Women's Shoes-We've just a few
Dorothy bod shoes left; small sizes
only@$3.00 is the price they're sold
at in every agency store in the coun-
try; to be sold here no
at, pair. - 4sOO
Boys Shoes-velour calf leather;
solid soles, counters and insoles-
they come in neat styles. Marked
price is $500; will be sold @ 7S
here tomorrow at, air.. MAsEU
Little Gents Shoes-Of vici kid, pat
ent leather and velour calf stock; not
all sizes; that's why we're going to
sell these $1.75 shoes @ en-
at 1sG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19

Skirts-FulI hounces, trimmed with
handsome lace insertion-they're ar
ments that can't be bought regularly
for less than $1.65; to be nm
sold tomorrow at........ A.UU
Drawers-Made of excellent quality
material; very neatly trimmed; worth
as high as s1.5o; to be sold g m
in this sale t...-...-... W8.VU
Gowns-This is the biggest assort-
ment of them, all styles; never sold
for less than $1.65 regular q nm
ly; to be closed out at. I'd .UV
Chemise-Regularly sold at $1.65;
trimmed with handsome lace inser-
t6%o aRS sG st ! to be sold l$l.OO
Skirts and GOWnS-Of extra quality
materials, with high grade trimming
garments in this lot worth up to
$500; they will be sold at 90 HE
each $3.50, $500 and...... DO.fV
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Among Staples
and Linens

A. C. A. Ticking-Absolutely feather
proof: h quality and grade that is
Regularly sold at zoe; grade hat will
sell here tomorrow at. "a.
A1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19

It's to be a rousing, romping, gingery sale from the
very minute the doors open tomorrow morning. The
muslin underwear buyer of our Kansas City store bought
these from a large wholesale concern in st. Louis. They
are garments used by this wholesalers travelling sales
men for taking orders this season. They are slightly
soiled and mussed. That will come out in one good
washing. The wholesale house had each piece ticketed
with their selling price. We're going to sell this muslin
wear tomorrow and Monday at those same prices. That
means you can buy muslins for the same prices the re-
taller regularly pays at wholesale. Isn't that interest
ing? Isn't it worth something to know that you save
from a third to a half on delightful, cool, summer under
muslins? The lots are small. The garments are all
made generously full, of good materials, and Hastily
trimmed. This sale commences promptly tomorrow
morning; the lots left after tomorrow's IA hours will be
continued on sale Monday. If you appreciate saving
money, we know that you will attend this sale. We
mention only a few of the lots. The entire 1000 pieces
will be out on display and sale, starting at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
Women's Drawers that are worth Chndrens COMMUNICATION and
up to soc; trimmed with tucks, en- tuck trimmed-worth u p to o.
SHid be- s% IA in 1f his m sse aR.. .25C Co. tax your choice
Corset Covers-An- OF them trim
Corset Covers-Fun from styles, YOU choice 49," 49,. .SYCl
trimmed with embroidery, lac mser-
from 3c o zoe will re sold pretty lace N Embroidery, also tucks
omorrow in this nE and ruhes-worth S5c; special IN
at -. GVCl FOR TINS sale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19

trimmed with embroidery, lace inser-
tion-some of them are tucked;
worth from 35c to soc; will be sold
here tomorrow in this az
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-19
Hosiery and
Underwear

just received by express
20 dozen women's vests.
These are splendid bargains,
worth double the price we
are going to sell them; all
white; tomorrow, 0n
each ............... w
Wonlen's Ribbed Hose-Guaranteed
fast black; tomorrow, pair sc.
Women's Black Hose-With white
feet. They come in plain and drop
p pslfSn' tomorrow ..............7c
Misses Black Lace Ribbed Hose
Three-thread Lisle; absolutely stain
less; all sizes. Tomorrow, e.
pair ~
Misses Lace Ribbed Hose-Lisle
inish-sizes 5 to 7H-tomor- n.
Boys and Misses Schoo Hose
splendid wearing hose and Just the
thing for school chiIdren-tomorrow
pair, &c. Former price 1Oc.
ChiIdren's Ribbed Hose-Black only;
sizes from So to 7k. Regular
price 10c; tomorrow our price. &c
Women's Nursing Vests-Fine quail
ity vests, white only; regularly sold at
35c; our price tomorrow,
&c
Wonen's American Silk Vests
White and colors. Regular price 39c;
our price tomorrow, NJ
GVC'
ChiIdren's Vests-Come in all sizes;
tapped neck and armholes. Regularly
sold at 1Oc; our price for r.
tomorrow .VC