davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Cleveland Only Slightly Ill.

PRINCETON, N J., July 6.-Former
President Grover Cleveland. who Is Ill
OF Indigestion at his home here. sent
down word from his room this morn
Ing 10 a reporter for the Associated
Press 10 the effect that he has been
slightly III but Is feeling better and
Will be out In day or two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
TRANSPORT STRIKES REEF
United States Steamer Thomas Re-
ported I'm Bad Plight

MANILA. July THE United States
transport Thomas Ia reported to be
ashore on a coral reef near the island
of Guam. Cen Wood has asked the
Secretary of War for authority to send
sengers and cargo of the Thomas whose
position liz favorable as long as good
weather prevails. The Thomas is re-
ported TO have run on tho reef a dis
tance of 100 feet Efforts to dislodge
her have thus far been futile. All on
board the Thomas are safe. She car
lied trOopS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
DUBOIS AGAIN BUSY
Finishes Work In Washington TO Boost
the Irrigation Congress.
Speciel to The Tribune,

Speciel to Tho Tribune
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July g.
Senator Dubois, who has been at
French Lick Springs recuperatins since
before Congress adjourned, Is now busy
stirring UP interest In the Irrigation
congress which ia to meet In Septem-
Der. He has promises from senators
Garter Patterson, Newlands and other
Western Senators to attend. Repre-
sentative Wilson OF Chicago. formerly
of Nampa, Idaho, will also attend. Mr.
Dubois is preparing to leave for Idaho
on July 10, accompanied by his private
secretary, Mr.. Arney,
senator Hepburn, who VIII arrive
Monday. viii remain only rev hours'
starting the same day for Idaho.
william b. Sans of Idaho. assistant
clark OF Senator Heyburn's committee.
ia an applicant for position as allot-
nent agent in the Indian service,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
GET READY TO Bio
p-onosols for Constructing New Pub
lie Buildings VIII Soon BE Open.

lie Buildings VIII Soon BE Open.
snecial 10 The Tribune,
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 6.-Pro-
aals for bids for the new public
buildings authorized by the last session
Of Congress will be opened at the
treasury department on the following
ITtsi,-proyo and Logan, August 8.
Idaho-Moscow and Lewiston, Au-
gust T. e,or,a., end
Rawlins, August ..
senator Hepburn has been at the
,Sa,da NJ his wife I'm Pennsylvania
s,nne Congress adjourned Mrs. Hey
t,,rn Ia much improved and tho Sena-
tor Will return to Washington next
Monday. ,..,. nos,of-
a. iii each be allowed an additional
clerk at $500 year salary under the
readiustments for the new hscal year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Boise Man VIII Sail.
.cial to The Tribune.

SpeCiaT TO Inc IrlDumc.
BOSTON. Mass. July 6-Among the
saloon passengers who will sail for tho
Mediterranean tomorrow on the White
Star liner Romantic is James NJ Ellis
OF Boise Ida He Will touch at the
Azores, Gibraltar Naples and Genoa en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
u Educate Immigrants.

,scoSSAmSSsETT a PIER. r l.. July
N lnWendatlon In that every public
|.sd y %S,,tnls ms country should be
'rants books Intended TO help
tc tbo 10 become citizens was
Day h,. american Library associa-
ss mt, James II. CanfleId of the
'erslty law library.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
MondcII VIII Attend.

BOISE. Ida, July chairman
Gwlnn of the Irrigation Congress has
been notified by Representative r. w.
Mondell OF Wyoming and Representa-
tive W w Wilson of Illinois that thel,
viii attend the session in this city in
September.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Value OF Crop.

In View OF the plan that is now un-
der way for the housing and feeding Of
horses owned by the city In all de-
partments In the city barns It Is
thought the greater portion Of the crop
can be utilized by the city, and with
hay selling al $50 ton as II has been
for some time past. the crop to be gath
cred by the city will be worth about
$4,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
ulsD DIVINE PASSES
r. Il. Meyer of Chicago An
swcrs Last Call.

pas,nn.il July 6.-Rev. DR.. p. l..
slsu IN oi the Church of the New
5.ars NJ ~ tnis city and for twenty
D eeDoro OF the largest church
VI besrt non In Chicago. dropped
dsease at his homo to-
Gent =, vas the originator Of the
~ featn, Iengions. which was one
OF the worlds 3 fair In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
n'lled IN Revenge.

atsndent 'uly 6.-M, Sanmousky.
~ vas tn u5 the Kursk- -Sebastopol
= disch,. eliied today in revenge
10 of several employees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Dneer American Dies

. ot Job, July 6.-Mrs. Meiggs.
:.tor diod aeiGgs. the railroad
|SS OF tha IN London July g. She
~ colnn,o olnest members of the
'-aFly. ycasS and lived In London
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Why Change of Heart?

The change OF heart on the part OF
the promoters Of Glasmann's campaign
is due to the fact that Congressman n
Howell has been shown that his perni-
cious activity I'm trying to force Glas-
mann on the people of ogden for the
postma stershlp would result in the en-
tire loss TO him OF the support of Weber
county. According to Information re-
ceiyed this condition has been made so
plain to Howell that he has absolutely
withdrawn his support from Glasmann.
and II Is also stated that he has recon-
mended the reappontment of Thomas
H. Davis To succeed himself These
facts are hardly TO be controversial
Smoot Sees Handwriting.
The opposition of Sutherland to Glas-
mann's appointment and his threat that
IL Howell insisted ON the same he,
Sutherland would oppose confirmation
in the Senate. are well known facts
The further fact, however. that Smoot
was an ardent partisan of Glasmann
for the purpose of attaining his own
ends and for that reason was backing
Glasmann, was suspected. Senator
Smoot sont a letter to Utah from
Washington under date OF June 81. to
very close friend of his I'm which he
stated In effect that he would not urge
the appointment of a certain person
named a = postmaster for the people OF
ogden. He admitted I'm the letter that
he had but recently reached this con-
clusion, but said that the political eli-
gencies would not Justify the appoint
ment Of that certain person.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Utah Delegation Decides Not to
Recommend Him for Ogden
PoStoffice.
PRESENT INCUMBENT
Is TO BE RETAINED
Howell and Smoot Find the Load
Much Too Heavy to
Garry.

1t may be considered a certainty that
the appointment of William Glasmann
to be postmaster Of Ogden by the Utah
doned. 1t ls dollars to doughnuts that
his name Will not be presented, and on
the other hand that Thomas H. Davis,
the present incumbent who has been
faithful public servant and was orig
lnally a Wise selection. Will continue In
the office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
VIII Save Thousa nds.

The gentlemen returned to the city
feeling we'll repaid for their trip, as
plans formulated for the harvesting
and care of the crop viii result in 7av-
Ing several thousand dollars for the
city.
1t has been the custom in past years.
since the city has owned the property.
to let a large portion of the hay go 10
waste, and as the annual crop amounts
TO about 1900 tons the loss has been
something of an item.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-07
Mountain Dell Ranch, Owned by
the City, Wonderfully
Productive.
HARVEST WILL BE AN
UNUSUALLY HEAVY ONE
At Price Hay Now Sells, Yield
from Farm Is Valued
at $24,00O.

City Councilmen O'Donnell and Hob
day and Land and Water commissioner
Matthews made trip to the Mountain
Dell ranch in Parley's canyon, which
is owned by the city, on Friday, for tic
purpose of looking after the crop of
hay that Is grown on the ranch, and
other of the citys property In the can
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Death Of Mrs. Ole EmiIsoo.

Martha Olson was born in Norway,
April IS, 1864. While yet child, she
came to this country with her parents
and made her home in La Crosse, but
soon the family moved to Vernon county.
February 26, 1884 she was married to
Ole Emilson. From her marriage till
the time of her death, last Thursday,
she has lived in Viroqua. Besides her
husband she is survived by four children,
Clara, Oscar, Helmer and Victor, the
youngest being four years of age.
For some ten months Mrs. Emilson
has been a sufferer from rheumatism.
A month ago she was taken to La
Crosse for treatment and it seemed,
for time, that the disease would yield
to the physicians skill, but it was too
deep seated, and death came two days
after her return home, to relieve the
suffering. The family is joined by a
large circle of friends who mourn her
loss.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home on Saturday afternoon, by
Rev. j. e. Sarles, the body being in
tered by Rev. Mr. Smebe
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
NEWS OF THE STORES

Tobacco paper and twine at Town
II. o. Mork has supply of Blatch-
ford's calf meal
Fancy naval oranges, The only kind,
at Severson's s S5c per dozen.
For barrel of winter apples call
on A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
More lute fisk ready prepared 10c
per pound at Severson & Co.'S.
-Soloman in all his glory never saw
such necktle; only SOC. H. E. Rogers.
When in need of footwear look ov-
er our big stock. Viroqua Shoe store.
Holiday fur and fur-lined over
coats at holiday prices.
Blue Front Store.
Use Golden Palace" flour; it
means bread, health and happiness.
A. E. Surenson, Grocer.
-Kratchwils maple Bitter Sweet"
are the very acme of excellence. All
leading confectioners sell them.
Nathan said unto David: 'You
never saw SUCH underwear as MunSlngS /,
it fits the form divine" H. E. Rogers
sells Munsings' underwear.
Holiday neckwear, very latest
styles and patterns. One in a box.
Suitable for mailing.
Blue Front Store
Come in and look at those toilet
sets, solid silver manicure sets, solid
silver military sets, shaving sets, glove
and handkerchief sets, etc, at o. E.
Davis drug store.
Don't fail to see the complete line
of holiday goods such as toilet sets,
manicure sets, handbags, purses, shaw
ing sets, safety raZors, perfumes,
Christmas moss and tinsel.
o. E. Davis, Druggist.
We closed out at about one-half
price several lines of overcoats from
two of the most reliable manufacturers
in the country. These are now on sale
at little more than half price.
The Blue Front Store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
ESTABLISHED 1856
THE SHORTEST TERN IN YEARS.
Circuit Court Closed Yesterday After
Weeks Session.

Judge Fruit left for his La Crosse
home last evening, having closed the
term of circuit court in one week, an
unusual thing. A very good percent of
the cases on the calendar were put
over or settled. Only one jury case
was tried, that of the state agains
George POWELL charged with assar
and attempt TO do great bodily har
This occupied the court more than !
days. Mr. Powell was acquitted a Sr
the jury had been in consultation & n
eleven hours. %
Following is the disposition ma : of
cases on the calendar: 3
CRIMINAL ISSUES. 8
State Of Wisconsin against Floyd Nun s; Bas-
State of Wisconsin against A. L. Sa g t. As
sault and battery. Settled for $50. 10
State of WisconsinSgainst George Powell As
sauit with inteni to do great bodily harm. Tried
by jury. Not guilty.
State Of Wisconsin against John Breudum Bas-
tardy. Settled.
State Of Wisconsin against Norman Fox. Bas-
tardy. Continued.
State'of Wisconsin against Norman Fox. Sc
duction. Continued.
State of Wisconsin against Bass Bastardy.
Dismissed.
CIVIL JURY CASES.
Hans Ruud against Edwards-wood Co. "a cor
poration) Continued.
Louis r. Waller against Clyde Backus. ct al.
Continued.
Reinhard Baier against d. W. Bradley. Contin-
ued
La Crosse Interurban Telephone Co. against Yer
non County Telephone Co. C. w. Fowell and Fred
Morris. Continued.
j. b. Calaway against Town of viroqua. Dis
missed
Frank Stang. Jr. against Frank Stang, Sr.
Ejectment Continued.
La Crosse plow Co against A. ID. Hegeson. Not
for trial.
Barney Olson against Village of westby. Con-
tinued.
Nels Hielter against George Powell Continued.
FACTS FOR COURT.
NJ H. Bekkedal. as receiver. against Andrew
Johnson. Tried by court. Taken under advise
ment.
Carl Cramer against John Kline. Tried by
court Taken under advisement.
John +. Nuzum against Asher Gorsline. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $S2LSl,
Thos Jones. Sr against Thos. Jones. Jr. Con-
tinued.
John F. Cox ct al against Edward NJ. Cox ct al.
Not moved.
William 10th against Caroline Schniek. Dis
missed for want of prosecution
Hattie Shepard against St Claire Shepard Di-
.voree granted
Pree McKittrict against Mary MeKittriek. Di-
Fptce granted
Maud Graham against L. E Graham Divorce
granted
Lucy l. Pierce against Grant Pierce Not tiled.
Asher Gorsline against Cartha Gorsline. Di-
vorce granted defendant.
Louis Todzisski against Theresa Wodzinsli.
Divorce granted.
amanda Stone against Chas. NJ. Stone. Divorce
granted
Caroline Gardner against Henry C. Gardner.
Dismissed.
Harriet Ware against F. M MinshalI Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Lizzie Beans Against Morris Eiler. Judgment
for plaintiff.
silas Tracy against Mary Tracy. Divorce. Di-
voree granted.
Nicholas Rattel against Mildred RattelI Di-
vorce granted.
VIM. W. Calhoun against Hattie Calhoun. Di-
vorce granted.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Christmas next Tuesday.

# o. Mork transacted business at
La Crosse, yesterday
A pair of fur lined gloves; yes,
that will do. Stoll & Groves.
For sale, a good heating stove. In
quire of Rev. L. c. jacobson, City.
The train dispatcher is moving those
toy ira MS out at o. E. Davis drug
store.
This is the homecoming of students,
teachers and all classes of people en-
gagged at other points.
-Viroqua merchants have a feast of
fine wares for holiday buyers. Nc
small city anywhere equals the supply
carried in our town. For these reasons,
if no other, there should be no buying
away from home.
Our Coon Valley neighbor2 should
get busy and make the farmers insti-
tute to be held there a booming sue
cess. 1t is not unfrequent that meet
ings of this character held in villages
are productive of much better results
than if they were conducted in larger
places.
If you like coffee but dare not drink
it, try DIR. Shoop's Health Coffee. 1t
is true that real coffee does disturb the
Stomach. Heart and Kidneys. But Dr.
Shoop's Health Coffee has not grain
of true coffee in it. Being made from
parched grain, malt etc, it forms a
wholesome, food-hke drink, yet having
the true flavor of Old Java and Mocha
G offee. made in minute. " Call ct
nur store for a free sample. Sold by
H. D. Williams e. Co.
Tobacco culture rapidly coming
to the front in Allanakee county, Iowa,
Just across the river from US. W. w.
Bulman, of Waukon. Iowa, offers for
sale, 200 acre farm, located b miles
from Waukon, a place of 1900 inhabit-
ants. On the farm there are 80 acres
of warm, dry bottom land, sheltered
| from the winds. II will answer for a
/ tobacco and stock fam, or can be well
! divided for tobacco culture. Coed
/ water, good new five room house, large
| hay shed, I80 acres tilable. Land ir
I first-elass condition. Price $50 per
acre. If you are interested write him.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
BOTH KINDS ARE NECESSARY.
There are Gifts for the Eyes and Gifts
for the Heart.

Some good people condemn all Christ
mas giving, because so many make of
it a senseless fad.
1t is true that much-perhaps most
giving of Christmas gifts is far from
in keeping with the real spirit of the
sacred day or in accord with reason.
Gifts made for the sake of estenta-
tious display of means, or for the dis
charge of some obligation, or because
something is expected in return, are
worse than vulgar at time when en-
tirely different motives should hold
sway and entirely different feelings
find expressions.
But in this there is no good ground
for general condemnation of all Christ
mas giving.
Giving has its source in the best part
of our nature.
1t is the sweetest expression of our
best feeling.
1t can no more be restrained than can
the moving waters of a spring, and
human life would be as desolate with
out the one as would be the earth with
out the other.
Where we love we give, and the Civ
ing is the sweetest part of loving.
Gladness and gratitude ever seek
some more tangible form of expression
than mere words, and find it in gifts.
Christmas itself is but an observance
of tho greatest and divinest gift ever
made to the world
So there is plenty of Qualifications for
Christmas giving that is done in the
right spirit.
But the spirit of giving is more i'm
portant than the gift itself. Some
mere trifle of trinket may serve to
express remembrance and affection that
give joy and cheer to heart through
whole lifetime, while costly bauble
may express only temporary interest
and give only momentary qualification.
There are gifts for the eyes.
And there are gifts for the heart.
There are gifts to be worn on the
breast, or the neck, or the hands.
And there are gifts to be carried in
the soul.
There are two kinds of gifts one kind
selected from the abundant profusion
of articles found in the markets, and
the other kind the gift of love ardgood
will. Both kinds are necessary to bring
into activity the full gladness of the
Christmas season. -EX.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Auctioneer,
DR.. r. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo
tito nosfofiipp

DR.. r. w. Baldwin, dentist; oppo
site postoffice.
Holiday suspenders. Silk and mo-
hairs. Blue Front Store.
Ladies purses and hand bags galore
at A. J. Johnson's drug store.
Johnson's harp orchestra at Opera
hall, Friday night, December q.
Fur mittens, fur lined mittens
Dress and driving gloves from Soc to
"a. Blue Front Store.
Lost, on road between Viroqua and
Bud, last Monday, a pair of horse
blankets Finder please leave same at
this office.
Remembe. Chas. S. Slack G. Co.
have some special things to offer on
binders, mowers, rakes and tedders If
ordered now.
Get that feed mill at Chas. S. Slack
e. Co.'S. and uuit spending half of your
time and part of your money taking
feed to the mill
That Waterloo manure spreader at
Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S, sells for $50
and can be operated with two horses
successfully. Get one and try 1t.
Finest and largest line of silk, wool
and worsed mufflers in the city. The
new STYLE of dress silk muffler is most
beautiful. The Ways muffier in
plain and storm protector styles in end
less variety. Blue Front Store.
Christmas exercises of the Congre-
gational Sunday school will be held
Monday evening in the church at seven
o'clock. Parents of the children and
others interested are cordially invited
to attend.
-Bissell's Cyco bearing carpet sweep
er solves the holiday gift problem. 1t
makes a useful, appropriate and pleas
ing present for Christmas, and will be
a constant reminder of the giver for
ten years and more. See our beautiful
assortment. Price $3.50 to $5, at
Froiland & Wigs furniture store.
That ''New-Way" air cooled gas
engine is o. X, also the 6-horsc mount
ed frost proof Fuller & Johnson gas
| engine with wood saving attachment;
and as to that Fairbanks engine, well,
ask the hundreds of satisfied customers
on every side of you. Chas S. Slack q
Co. sell them. Also some good tank
heaters and wood and steel tanks.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Former Viola Girl Injured.

Mrs. N. H. Busor received letter
from Mrs. Lawton that her daughter,
Myrtle, who is booted with a high class
musical company, was injured in an
elevator accident in Boston. Miss Law
ton fell six stories in hotel elevator
sustaining serious Injuries. The hotel
company will pay damages, as the ele'
vator had been condemned. Miss Law
ton used to live in Viola and went to
school here. Later she moved with
her parents to Kansas The developed
her talent as singer anu has toured a
greater part of the large cities in
United States with some of the best
cofr1Lanies - Viola News.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Hamburg Insurance Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Hamburg
Town Mutual Fire insurance company
will be held at the Sanding hall in Coon
Valley, Vernon county, Wisconsin, on
first Monday, the TN day of January,
1907, at II O'Clock, a. m. A full and
complete report Of the company's in
surance business done during the year
will be read. Directors for the ensuing
year are to be elected and such other
business as properly may come before
the meeting will be transacted.
Dated Coon Valley, Wis. December
Is, 1906. LEWIS 0. BRYE, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
TAX LEVY is AGAIN LIGHT
CITY TAX NECESSARY TO MEET Oh
LEGATIONS S22,s44.34.
Complete List OF yiroqua Tax contribu.
tors Whose Taxes Amount 10 or
Exceed Ten Dollars.

Below the CENSOR gives a list of vi
roqua tax payers who pay $40 or more
to the annual levy now in the hands of
Collector Larson. The levy is 81 6536
for every 500 of assessed property.
The tax for city purposes is heavier
than last year; the county tax is light
er A very light state tax is levied for
school anG hospital purposes only. The
city school tax amounts TO more than
all other items combined. The total
levy is 81, 049. 43 more than last year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
La Crosse Poultry Show

The best and largest poultry show
ever held in western Wisconsin viii be
held at La Crosse, January to 10,
1907, under the auspices of the La
Crosse Progressive Poultry association.
The cash prizes offered are larger than
ever before and many specials are also
offered to the exhibitors. James A.
Tucker of Concord, Michigan, one of
the best poultry judges in the country,
will place the awards. Send for prem
ium list and entry blanks by addressing
+. H. Hoffman, Secretary, La Crosse.
Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Fred Zitzner & Co. .3s o3
ATTRACTIONS AT THE STORES

II. 0. Mork, the grocer, has good
winter apples for sale.
Don't miss seeing those toy tele-
phones at o. E. Davis drug store.
Holiday trunks SO. to $40. Large
selection. Blue Front Store.
Apples, nuts, candy in all varities
at Severson's grocery.
Boys and children's overcoats at
special holiday prices.
Blue Front Store.
An endless variety of new and
popular neck wear at Stoll & Groves.
See it.
Fine linen for the table and lap, for
Christmas, o joyful Christmas. H. f.
E. Rogers.
Fur, fur lined plush and cloth cars.
Suitable Christm asrresent.
Blue Front Store.
Holiday suit cases, prices 81. so, So
so, Sc, Sc. 80, 81, $3.50, $8. Nothing more
appropriate for Christmas present.
Blue Front Store.
"A handkerchief, a handkerchief,
who has the handkerchief? II. Z. Rog-
ers has the handkerchiefs. Sc, take
one; 75c better one.
Our second purchase of fur coats
enables us to offer some more values,
such as moved our early purchases so
rapidly. The Blue Front Store.
Something nice for the gentlemen:
Chains, charms, lockets, watches, cuff
buttons, studs, fobs, rings, scarf pins,
smoking sets, tobacco jars, and lots of
other useful articles.
Jos. Boehrer, the Jeweler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-12-19
Bargains in Underwear.

E We have case Of wool underwear
bought direct from the manufactures.
These goods are worth S3 per suit. As
christmas present to our customers
we will sell these goods until the 26th,
at 81 per suit. Come quick, they will
not last long.
The Blue Front Store.