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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-02-23

Speltz or Emmer, above illustrated
gives 80 bushels grain and four tons hay
besides per acre. It's wonderful Salzer's
seeds are pedigree seeds, bred up through
careful selection to big yields.
Per Acre.
salzer.s Beardless Barley yielded l2l blu.
Salzer's Home Builder Corn. 300 bu
Speltz and Macaroni Wheat. so Blu.
Salzer's Victoria Rape. ... 60, 900 lbs
Salzer's Teosnte Fodder .... 100 900 lbs
Salzer.s Billion Dollar Grass. :. $4,000 lbs
Salzer's Pedigree Potatoes -. 1000 bu
Now such yields pay and you can have
them, Mr.. Farmer, in 1905.
SEND 10c IN srAMps
and this notice to the John A. Salzer Seed
Co., La Crosse, Wis, and you will get
their big catalog and lots of farm seed
samples free. w. N. III
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-02-23
7 EA

The English serve tea and
a biscuit in business at four
o'clock; a nice little break.
Write for knowledge Book, A. schilling q
Company, San Francisco
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-02-23
Staus Duel In Paris

Stays Duel In Paris.
Two stays fought a duel lasting
more than an hour In the Bots de
Boulogne, Paris. In full view of the
public. Neither of the combatants
was seriously injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-02-23

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teethng softens the gums, reduces In
dammRtion, sayB palm cures wind coliu. Csc bottle
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-02-23
EA

It is the way to do bust
ness, it is the way to make
money, it is the way to make
friends, it is the way to make
name and fame.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
PADucAH FIRM FAILED.

Paducah, KY, Jan. 5.--The firm Of
Dryfuss & Bro, of 30s Broadway,
composed of Messrs. Henry and 81.
mon Dryfuss, fled a petition in yolun-
tary bankruptcy in the United States
court tere this morning. giving la
hIIities amounting to nearly $4,000
1t was filed by Attorney Oscar
Kahn and there are about thirty-flye
creditors given in the schedule Of
1reditors.
But few Paducah firms are listed
as creditors. the majority being in
New York and other large cities
and for bills OF merchandise.
The assets listed are as follows:
Six lots in Yonkers, n. Y. valued at
$500. AMI MGR gagged for $500; stock
Of merchandise here with fixtures
etc, valued at sl.5OO; cash in bank
$40: general accounts 1915; three
United States bonds of 800 each
held as collateral by the City National
bank fer $3.50 note.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
IA BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR OHIO RIVER
NINE FOOT STAGE WILL BE PRO.
VIDED PART or THE Way
WILL MAKE PRELIMINARY
SURVEY.

Waehir gton, Jan 5.-col. John L.
Vance, president Of the Ohio valley
Improvement association. has come
to Washington in the interest Of he
nlne-fuot project for the Ohio river
and expects 20 remain until the con;
gress passes the river and harbor
bill nov being drafted by the house
committee on rivers and harborT.
Since his arrival he has learned
that tho committee is prepared to
make provision fer ane-focs de9ti
for. a d stance OF tlirLy miles below
Pit sbury and 10 make a preliminary
survey FOR The remainder OF the wa
terway. This viii be the catering
wedge and tends ID insitc the ultl.
mate suecegs OF the whole project y
Col Vance said that he IL SAM
game ovsc the outlook and believes
tho. Improvement assoe,p ion HIS
cause fer self-eongraiulai on He viii
urge liberal appropriations fer con.
tinuiug The wcT4s on all Ohio river
improvements. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
NEW LIGHTS ON
CHADWICK Case
ASTONISHING REVELATIONS
MADE ON OPENING THE BAG.
GAGE OF THE QUEEN OF RI.
NANCE AT cLEvEL AND.

/ Cleveland. o.. Jan. 5.--Mrs. Chad
wick's baggage. consisting of a sui
i case and trunk. which disapnearca
from the Holland house in New Yorl
at The time bankruptcy proceeding
were taken against her by New Yorh
tradesmen have been opened with as
| tonlsning results. The Representa-
tiyea OF the receiver have discovered
in the sliit case memoranda and 9th
or papers that are said TO give Mrs
Chadwicks big financial transactions
and SO important are they that the
hearing to the bankruptcy proceeding
set for today was postponed at the in.
stance of MIR. Grossman. counsel for
Receiver I-oeser, now in New York.
Mr. Gsnssman ;oid the referee tha.
.everal new AMI interesting leads
bad been found In uacoyeriag Mrs,
Chadwick. ase.s and tEat IL was de.
sirabIo 10 further investigate these.
Neither Mr. Grossman nor any one
else connected. will disc Csc he ma
fure OF material found in the trunk
but it Is known that no stocks, bonds
ar other securities were discovered,
II IL understood thai while the coz.
eats Of the trunk have not been full,
~ examined they consist principally
Of valuable furs and possibly some
Jewels,
Or. Chadwick pleaded for more than
an hour today with United S atea
Marshal Chandler 10 be allowed 10 sec
his wife in the county jail without
deputy marshal being present. FEEDER.
al Judge Wing has ordered thar Mrs
Chadwick mutt not be seen without
an order from the court
All United States prisoners look
the sane 10 me-. replied The marsha!
at the conclusion. CT the interview.
fand see no reason way under the
circumstances should make an tx.
ceptlon in rhis case. You may SEQ
Mrs. Chadwick, but only when a rep.
resentatiye of this Office is present. ,"
Inc doctor ala not take advantage
Of the ulimatum.
Dr. Chadwick appeared in criminal
count morning Profecutor Kee-
Ter having suggested tha. his bond be
reduced from $4,000 TO $4,000. The
new bond was signcd by Virgil p.
Kline, as was the other. The atJor
neya OF Mrs. Chadwick are still seek.
ing 10 iinl hail for her but without
success, as the bonding compaa es all
demand cash indemnify.
Mrs. Chadwick again announce TO.
day that her frequently promised
Statement! TO the public would be forth
canning tomorrow ANA hat he doctor
would join with her in making K.
pr ca. dwick slept in his own home
tonight and VIII continue 70 occupy
the house until the affairs of his wife
are settled.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
ONE rAMILvs UNIQUE RECORD
In Seventeen Vars Net Ore MISSED
Sunday School

The various Sunday schools
Gloucester City. New Jersey. held ex
erclses Sunday night. when may
scholars received prizes for faithful
attendance. At he Presbyterian Sun
day school the foatrrs OF the exer
cisos was TIC awarding OF specia
prize 10 tho six children of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Hugh Brown Of 302 NORTH
Broadway who have broken all rec
ORES fer Jersey SO far a. faithful at
tendance IS concerned Done Of the
children have been absent from sun
day sehcol since reg were ablc Z,
walk.
WlliaT. sgeI q year, and Au
gas;us, aged twenty years, have o rec
ord Of seventeen years eaea to the'r
credit Abbie. age1 eyentoea years
follow. with thirteen years: Mamie
sg1d sixteen years. with twelve years;
Grace thirteen years, With ten years;
and Oliver. aged ten. With seven
years OF attendance without missing
a session. The Sunday school offers
a special prize OF goll medal tc
scholars who attended without miss
Ing session for tea consecutive
years. Five of them nave ALREADY
gone to the Brown family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
eANklNc ccpE our wesT

Apropos of the recent bank robbery
at Cody it may be Of interest to know
shat most Of the Wyoming banks dis
play the following sign
Members American sharpshootlnl
association"
Patrons thinking an error has beer
~a1e are requested not 20 shoot be
cashier before inyestigaton.
Strangers muf I enter the bank hold
ing ;heir hanas above their heads OF
they viii be fired upon by the stan
Deroalts of persons killed on ihC
premises remain the properly OF ths
bank.
The bank will not be responsible foi
ost guns or hogie.knives
Patrons DESTROYS OF keeping in prac
tlce are reGuerted to shoot the pen
from tie clerks hands and leave th,
cashier undisturbed
Persons DESTROYS Of transac ing bus
mess quickly will please romembef
that shooting out the lights tends L
delay rather than haoten the work o
the san.
Undertakors-This bank will not b
responsible for the funeral bills o
persons Killed by the stan IN tb'
course of business.--Peftlan1 ore
gonian.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
cRAzED WITH DESIRE
TO GET TOWN LOTS.
Government Opens Hoynton, !. T., as
Town Site and Wild Hush
Follows.
BY the Associated press.

Muskogee. |. T., Jan. 5.-The inter-
or department today opened. Boyn
ton, a Iown % miles west Of here, 3
government townsite. This opens Il
FOR original settlement and as soor
as the news reached Boynton, the
widest excitement prevailed. Meu
began 70 jump town lots which had
been held by others for two years
and sotae OF which had been built up
on. Citizens armed themselves 10
protect their property, and officers
are being rushed to the scene 70 pre-
vent riot and bloodshed. The town
was settled on what was known as a
lead claim and now has population
OF 1900 Now that II is declared q
government townsite. the former
titles are worthless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
Lee LINE WILL HAVE
RIVER ALL ALONE
WILL BE THE ONLY LINE FROM
CINCINNATI TO MEMPHIS
A REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

Packets Ct the Lee line of Mem
phis will again be in the Ohio river
trade this season. Two packets OF this
line. tho Peters Lee and the Rees
Lee, win ply between Cincinnati and
Memphis. The Lee people have had
packets in the Memphis Cincinnati
trade for The past two seasons, but
II was understood when they were
forced ont by he low water last sum,
mer. that they would abandon the
trate. A letter has boon sent out
however. by Rober. r. Lee, genera
manager, saying that two packets
viii be started as soon as the stage
Of water win permit This he ex
poets viii be next week. This Will be
the only line Of steamers between
Memphis and Cincinnati. a. the OLD
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet com
pany although still in existence. is
out OF business.
The Lees run, probably, the larg
est line Of packets on western wa
tiers and have river connections
" HttG SttlaIiN AhSsA ~ Size Ia -ftitfi
rates fsc,n pittAburg. Pa ard al up
per OHIO river points 10 MisFil sipp
river points as far south as Weeks
burg, Miss, and north to s. Louis
and to all Arkansas river points
They also connect at Pasucah with
packets on the Tennessee river for
poins a. far as Chattanoogs, and
With the Ryman limo 70 Cumberland
river Points 1bO miles above Nash
3ille
According TO the schedule accor.
panyins General Manager Lees let
ter, southbound steamer VIII leave
Cincinnati every Saturday afternoon
at O'clock, and northbound steamers
viii leave Memphis at the same ho-
en- Friday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
PRESIDENT EAGER
TO STOP WAR
He WILL OFFER MEDIATION, IT
is SAID, AS SOON AS. EITHER
BELLtoERENT REQUESTS
HIM TO ACT.

Washington. jan. 5.~President
Roosevelt is so earnest in his desire
for the restoration of peace in the
far East and so ambitious TO be the
mediator between Russia and Japan
thai he has decided to make friendly
advances 10 the other looking TO
peace be viii make them On account
of The jealousy among the European
powers he believes the peace negoti.
ations finally must be made through
this country. and he will make the
necessary representations whenever
he is called on TO do so. He is not
hopeful of immediate peace. bur he
expects TO be asked to inrerpose his
good offices within a few months,
perhaps only two or three. He thinks
the hyst sagses ion Of pence prob
ably WI come from Japan.
In reaching this decision the pres
ident has abandoned his former pol
icy. which was that he would not in.
terfere unless he was asked by both
of the warning powers. His previous
advances met with such a sharp re-
buff from Russia that he decided 10
DO nothing further unless he. was as
sured Of Rassias full sympathy. Blu
he has since concluded that his for
mer suggestion may have been i'll
timed, as 1t was made during the
campaign, with the natural result
that he was suspected by Russia of
playing politics, Taking this view of
il the president has gone back 10
first principles and decided that, as
the friend of both parties, he can do
nothing less than submit any ad'
vances which are made by either of
them. Any representations that are
made by Count Cassini, the Russian
or Mr. Takahira, the
japanese minister. will be repeated
to the other for the consideration of
his government. and the reply will be
transmitted through Mr.. Roosevelt.
The presidents belief that peace, II
not near at hand, is az least prob
ability OF the comparatively near flu
ture Is shared by the officials of the
state department and diplomats gen
orally.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
ELECTRIC sUNsrRokE.
Novel Accident at the Carnegie
Steel Works in Sharon.

Sharon, Pa, Jan. Supp. Warren
Clifton, Assistant Manager William
Kromllsh. and Head Electric an NJ.
MeeKe, OF the Carnegie Steel com.
pany, received an electric sunstrok,
at ono Of the blast furnaces today
They were using an electric burner
when they fell over unconscious. Sew
eral other employees we're affected,
but not seriously
Physicians were called and they
stated that the men were suffering
from SYMPTOMS similar 10 gunstroke
and were treated accordingly The
are reported to be recovering.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
cARNEelE's START,
shrewd Scot Mertgagsd His Home t.
Buy His First Socks,

Andrew Carnegie tells the Story, Of
the first money which came into his
possession over and above the salary
of SIS month which he was earning
as telegraph operator.
One day Mr.. Scott lthe supern-
tendent of his branch division). who
was one of The kindest OF men and
had takeh q Breat fancy TO me, ash
"a 10 : ba5 dr could iind $500 70 in.
vest | answered promptly; Yes
sir. think CIR.
%jEers.sveil' he said. get IT,. a
man has just died who owns 10
shares in the Adams Express com.
pany. which want you to buy. i
VIII cost. you $40 for each share
"The matter was laid before the
council of three at homo hat night
ahd the oracle this niotherJ spoke
III mnst be done. We win mortgage
our home ] win take the steamer
for ohlo tomorrOw and see uncle. and
ask him to arrange 1t. an sure he
can. OF course. the visit was sue
cessfti-when did she ever fail? The
money was procured; paid overs 10
sh1res OF Adams Express company
stock was mine, but no one knew that
our little home was martg1ged to
give our boy a start Adams Express
then paid monthly dividends of ]
per cent, ard the 1rss check arrived.
The rcst day bQinG SUNDAY, we boys
-mrsolf and NJ ever cJnstsrt con
panlona-took our usual Sunday at
ernoon stroll IN the country, and, sit
ting down in the woods, | showed
them the check. saying. Eureka,
have found it,
Here was something now to al
of us. for none of us had. ever receiy-
ed anything but from toll A return
from capital was something strange
and new" s.lc zeF Ne
Some of the boys who had met in
the grove to wonder at the $40 check
My indispensable and clever com
panions" he called them-were after
ward Mr.. Carnegie's partners in his
famous company.-New York Com.
mereial. aeI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
FIX PRESIDENTS
TERM s YEARS
concluded from First Pase.)

TO complete the legation buildings at
Pekin, China.
Lard Register Confirmed.
The senate today confirmed Her
man A. Hildebrant, register of the
land office at Watertown, s. D.
Minister to Morocco.
Secretary Hay, through the secre-
tary OF The treasury, has asked con-
gress 10 appropriate $4,000 annually
o provide for minister TO Morocco.
He urges that the establishment OF
such mission should not be delayed,
Our relations with that country are
growing, he says, and there are pos
siDilities for large volume Of trade.
The present representative to Mo
rocco IL a consular officer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
RICHMOND HOTEL AT
PADUCAH is CLOSED
PROPRIETOR REFUSED TO TURN
OUT WOMAN WHO HAD THE
SMALLPOX AND CLOSED HIS
DOORS. ...-----r -

A dispatch from Paduesh says
that Proprietor Bud Dale has closed
the Richmond Hotel. the largest dol
lar a day house in Kentucky. owing to
ca If smallpox therein
Mrs. Carrie Nelson, a regulGr board
err. returned from Memphis with the
malady, and rather than let her go tc
the peSthouse, Mr., Dale took her in
and closed the doors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
Called to smlthlaud.

Dr. Frank Boyd was called 10
smithland this afternoon by the Sc
rious Illness Of Mrs. Dave Dunn. Of
that place. who is reported in a pre-
carious condition. She Is the wife of
the wei known banker. and is wen
known here.-faducah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
so-nlIEs SENT BACK
TO RUSSIA
- a, nn 20. :

Moscow Jan. 81 telegram from
EUROPA kin states that since the onen.
ing Of tha war 1890 officers and 49,
G15 mea have returned 10 Russia, CT
whom 500 officers and 5.OS5 men
were wounded and $40 officers and
1890 mcn were sick.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
LAUNDRY ExPLoDgs.
Kills Ore Woman and Severely In.
lures SIX Others.

Calumei. Mich. Jan 5-An explo
sion Of a tank Of gasoline caused a
ire in the Hubbard laundry a Green
land today. killing airs. Agnes Houle,
probably fatally injnring another. and
slightly iniuring SIX diners. The ex-
pIosion tore the building from It's
foundation and overturned It. blowing
CIT boz erts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
ROJESTVENSKY DELN-
ERS ANOTHER BLOW
(concluded from First Page.)

Russian defects eiimina ed. long be-
fore Russia can besiege it. II such a
III ng ever occurs at all. Ammuni.
ton. food and medicinal supplies 10
last for years viii be sent to Port Ar
thur, Japan being heedful Of the mis-.
axes snlade by Russians.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
YELLOW FEVER IN GALVESTON

Galveston. Tex. Jan. 5-Two mild
cases Of yellow fever have been dis.
covered here, but because Of the late
ness e. tAe sea-o1 no unessiness is
entertained. The pa tents are two Eng
fish alllrs who arrived on the steam,
ship Horl.io last Friday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
FOR ROADS IN ALASKA.


Washington. Jan. 5.-The secretary
Of war today transmit ted TO the house
a preliminary report Of surveys for a
wagon road from Valdez to Fort Eg-
bert on tae Yukon river, Alaska. Il Is
estimated the road win cost about 81.
5Q5,C50.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06
SENTENCED AND FINED.
Wealthy chie-Eo chinsman Tried to
snussle countryman into
United states.


Chicago, Jan. 5.-Conyicted by a ju
~ in the United States district court
on charge Of having attempted to i'm
port a Chinaman into the Uaitei
States in violation Of the Chinese ex
clusioa act. Lam Chez. a wealthy Chi
cage Chinaman, was today sentenced
to two years in the house of correc
don and fined 1000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06

The greatest system renoyator. Re.
stores vitality. regulates the kidneys,
liver and stomach. If HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea fails to cure ct
your money back. That's fair IS
eents, tea OF tablets. Paul G. Schulz
& Son.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-06

Judge-why were you men arrest
ed?
Pris0ner-We were playing golf
on the links. had to make another
hole and was Just putin
Judgr-send an Interpreter. |
don't understand this golf language.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-27

There is'no merit in cheap
ness, more definitely stated
there is no profit to you in
buying poorly made, low.
priced truck, simply because it
is cheap. Buy right, buy with
every faculty awake, alive to
the slightest imperfection in
material and make. Such
careful buying on your part
will make your dollars go far
ther and will result in an in
creased trade to us, as we are
confident that there is not an
article in this spring line of
ours but that will bear your
closest inspection.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-27
Mrs BIickensderfer Is Now
After Funds
TO USE FOR MRS. ROGERS
Says II Will Take a Lot Of Money
To Get Case Through Supreme
Court

Mrs William Blickensderfer, the
Stamford, Conn, woman who interes-
ted herself in the endeayor to save
Mrs Mary Rogers, of Vermont from
the gallows for the murder of her hus
band, is now trying to raise money
with which to defray necessary ex-
penses for the anticipated new trial.
In letter to the press she asks that
money be sent to her. The letter is: -
"Sir-There is no earthly hope for
Mary Rogers, sentenced to die June 2,
unless new trial is obtained through
the appeal to the Supreme Court OF
Vermont. No possibility Of further
reprieve can be contemplated. The ap
peal must be prepared before the
month OF May.
Zone of the most prominent lawyers
10 the state of Vermont has volunteered
his services. The expenses are for the
obtaining of affidavits, the services of
an alienest and the printing and pre-
pairing of briefs.
LAS considerable funds are absolu-
tely necessary, am asking everyone,
Independent OF creed or denomination,
to help if it be only 25 cents or few
postage stamps.
The fund is headed by the ladies OF
the New York Minerva Club. Follow
ing comes the name of Mrs Rich.
ard Bent, the first of the club women
to come nobely to the rescue.
Next is prominent lady OF Graf
ton, VT, and a we'll known lady of
Andover, n. II. Subscription lists
will be circulated throughout all New
England and every subscription will
be promptly acknowledged.
Hundreds of Christian people
have wrote me approvingly in the
darkest hour when this poor creatures
life hung in the balance
"To all these | am appealing, The
mother of Mary Rogers is now supper
ting her five growing children on the
meagre income of s. per week, but they
are receiving an education aud the
Christian teachings that will make
honorable citizens of them in few
years.
at is we'll worth while to save not
only the life ofan unfortunate woman,
who was irresponsible beyond doubt
but also five innocent souls and a
mother who fas already suffered more
than her share in life.
"Mrs VIM Blickensderfer
Stamford, Conn, March H."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-27
Italian Section Hand Shot a
Partridge
NEANDCOST WAS$2LO0
Game Warden Chase Made a
Sunday Afternoon Capture
at South SALISBURY

Game Warden Harry Chase went to
South SALISBURY Sunday and arrest
ed Giovanni Sanguinetti, an Italian
who speaks but little English and call
himself John Sullivan.
He was brought here and placed in
Jail charged with shooting partridge
out of season.
In municipal court this morning he
was fined sl0 and costs, a total Of S21.-
90.
The Italian is one OF the section
gang employed by the Rutland r. r.
For long time it is claimed that they
have been hunting partridge, wild
duck and often robins and other
small birds for food. Several COM
plants have been made to the warden
and he went to SALISBURY yesterday
to secure evidence.
The man was arrested while coming
from the hunt and the dead partridge
was taken from him and brought into
court as evidence.
He was with two other Italians and
it required considerable strategy on
the part of the Warden to secure the
evidence and get the man. Many
threats were made to Mr. Chase. The
Warden was ably assisted by E. S.
Parmenter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-27
The Cheapness of Merit
VERSUS
The Merit of Cheapness

Clothing is not cheap unless
it has merit, that is, unless it
is composed of right materials
properly put together. Our
aim has always been to sell
only that kind of goods that
would give perfect and lasting
satisfaction. We have said to
you in and ont of print hun
dreds Of times, " If a garment
doesn't satisfy for any reason
whatsoever return it when we
will adjust the grievance to
your entire satisfaction.