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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-01
Dlstress az aee.led.

Ever ready to heed the cry of dis
tress, the clergy in charge OF the
Catholic diocese of West Virginia.
have taken steps to aid in securing
contributions for the relief of the sur
ferers from the earthquake in South
eru Italy The collection of January
10th will form part OF the fund tho
West Virginia Catholics will con-
tribute, and there Is no doubt that
each will give according to his or ner
means Wheeling lntelligencer.
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WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY /
So Not Neednd.

They say that in Pittsburg councils
there were sc purchasable members
to six unpurchasable ones. Maybe,
with such an oyerstocked market,
there was no incentive to pay the
price for the six.-Wheeling InteIlir
gencer.
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verse0. in the Grafters.

Those wooden block detectives
from Scranton seem to have been
well versed in the ways OF the Pitts
burg graiters and the councllmen fell
over each other in the rush for the
Doodle like a lot of wooden block
heads.-Morgantown Post-Chronicle.
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Entertains Office.

George Work. the new collector of
internal revenue for West Virginia.
gave II out in Wheeling Monday that
ne did not contemplate moving the
revenue office from Parkersburg.
There is no other city-in the state
so well equipped to entertain the Of
flee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sentine!
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II is n Question

Would /; not be much simpler to
let each community vote direct at
reasonable intervals on the license
question, and bind the governing bod
les to abide by the decisions?-
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Prepare for I.egfsIatnre.

. 89he State Capitol. building is be-
ing ttput IN, sa9pleapie order for. the
s1mfng sssisn OF, me legislalurs.
TIE legisIaAiye halls are being made
almoss new with the improvements
and general cleaning given them.
while the other DEPARTMENTS are in
splendid shape for the big event.
Charleston Mail.
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FRIDAY JANUARY ], lsoss
Comniended 10 EarIaers. ~

Commended to Farmers. ~.
Scientific farming. in years past
was looked upon tightly thoiip3s:h
there were found lew ,seatteted
here and there, who: gssyc {ilrniEg
studious research and frequently ab!.
piled the methods suggested IA fariiaas
periodicals. Even the citizenship OF:
citles then looked upon farming
lightly, Indeed, the national govern
ment itself until years than can Ire
easily recalled gave practically no at
tention to the agricultural interests.
OF the country. But dependence up
on crops and the prosperity OF prog
ress OF the farmer has caused I ayr
awakening among those who are NOT
engaged in agricultural pursuits and
to some extent the farmers them
selves have become aroused TO the
fact that theirs is a business the
same as other lines are to other
people.
: Newspapers and colleges are Civ
ing stricter and more wholesome at
tentlon to farming and the better
ment Of the farmers condition than
heretofore. Legislators also have;
come to the conclusion that the
farmer must be reckoned with.
What interests the farmer Is OF
more or less interest 10 the citizen
ship generally theseydaSs, and spec
tally prepared artieiesof courses of
instruction are no longer 10 be de-
spised By those not actually engag-
ing in faEning
In this aspect the university Of
this statd, Supported to a consider
aale extent By The farmers, is not be-
sAind the procession but is giving
heed to the farmer and his progress.
Along this line the special course
this year at the big educational in
stitution at Morgantown Is certain
ly TO be commended, and what the
gpdsville Echo states as follows
] is, OF general application:
The Echo commends 10 the farm
ers OF Marshall and WetzeI counties
the opportunities offered in the
course in agriculture at the state
university at Morgan;own. While
feading progressive farm journals IS
the first and greatest aid 10 success
ful farming in present day compa-
tition, vet practical demonstration
and the inspiration of lectures by
men highly qualified for the work
swill give ideas and views than can
not be acquired by reading. And
best OF all, it takes one out OF the
Sgut that We all get into. The
Brightest and most successful bust
ness men take at least one trip
ieveEt year TO some other section of
the..country and observe the meth.
ods Of successful concerns in their
line d business. While no new
methods may be used, yet each on5
varies little in t+err way oil doing
business, ana the man comes back
home .brim full Of enthusiasm. and.
new ideas. most Of which he has
thought out himself receiving only
- suggestion in souehtifg he saw.
perhaps IN another line entirely.
Some concerns make it . practice
to send tho heads ~ da,,artr,a,,, ,,.,4
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4 Splendid Choice.

Congratulations to Kirkland. He
will make an excellent postmaster for
sistersville.1Parkersburg State Jour
nal.
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have their fun share of the blessings,
.eomforts and happiness ia store for
them.
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Star Rig Reel & supply Co.
OIL and Gas Well
Contractors' Supplies
Room 42S Fourth floor
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/: A:Fine, New Youngstj

~ IS boy, plump, rosy=eFeeked
brIght-eyed' boy, and mother and baba
are ,doing nicely"
The youngster came last night at
u O'clock amid the Dreaming Of
steam whistles, the Changing of bells
the explosion OF guns. the singing OF
nighthwatchers and occasional yeowls
Of a few obviously over-ioyed men.
This morning there were numerous
congratulations
In addition there were smiling, but
determined faces. and voices sweet,
modulated by a certain happiness. in
forming friends and acquaintances of
the turning of the new leaf. Some
are going to do this; some are going
to do that; but the majority of the
resolutions are of the negative kind
the ones which determine xhet
shall not be done. and in these reso-
lutions there lies multitude OF
splendid possibilitias.
The merchants and all other bust
ness men are hussng themselves
taking inventories og their stocks
and goods. The bus mess Of the ole
year is being settled and preparations
are being made for l,etter and bigger
business of the new year, with hopes
and determinations that more will
be accomplished, hat men and
women may be happier, more com
Portable, more prosperous and fur
Their elevated and Inspired in their
life missions and III their relations
with one another.
II is a most auspicious time for all
men and women 10 take stock of
themselves, inst as the business men
take inventories Of their businesses.
Those acts. manners, characteristics
and habits that have not PANIED out
as we'll as they might have. should
BE discarded. hanished, forgotten.
Their places should b. filled With ones
Of more profitable character. 1t is
needless 10 90 into detail as to the
innumerable things that may be bet.
tered. SufHeient is to point out
the incalculable benefit that may he
derived in the putting aside of the
old and Improbable Tor the new and
beneficial. The possibilities are
great. The time is .auspicious.
The people Of 2arSsourg nave had
a prosperous and profitable year.
They have enjoyed a gratifying
progress as citizens. Of a well man
aged state whose almost llmitless
natural resources haze not been dis
regarded nor altogether wasted and
also as citizens OF mighty nation
thas has passed through a year In
which many things have been. &C
compiisfed in the places of power
and. importaice that have been of
great good teLs ali as citizens and
.augers weA for our future national
life.
Reverence and thankfulness are due
70 the memory Of t6o old year-the
old. white-5earded man who left us
lzst night to make room for tho
lovely little younEste, we have witt
" today. The TELEGRAM joins in
tae universal acclaim 4 good wtshe.
Tor the health, prosperity and propa
care OF the boy baby md hopes tia
its readers as well as All others. may
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sperry G Sperry
Attorpeys-at-Law
Rooms 2oS-2OS 5s-2o4 Second door
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Short Line Coal Co.
Room 2oS, Second iloon
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Dr.. B. +. shuttleworth; u.
Rooms si2-31s Third door
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National Cash Register co.
.s.x Mezzanine door
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The Lyme gllistt Real Eslalt Co.
Real Estate, Goal. OH and Gas
Room 81 TA.rd door
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ClarbSbnrq I6ineram CompTrS
Printers and Publishers
Fret aoor Main street
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IlenWood Addiica
Real Estate
ROOM $40 Third Ho7r
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w. Frank scout
Attorney-at-Law
Room s17 Third aOa
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Metropolitan Life .usuranq6 Co.
Life Insurance
suite Sl5 Third nooi
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Or. Wv. Castor
PhyslelsR
Room sls Third 6oor
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Fslrmont Coal Company
Filth floor
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Empire sign COMPANY
Empire Bulletin system
Once entr1r = basement
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VINCENT CoAf 90.
Room 4as. Fourth Fleb
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Men 4 Lehm
Attornays at-La.y
Room 2o7 Second moor
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Co0k coal & Coke CO,
Room 2ee seeonc noa5
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VIZ a. Polling
Room427 Fourth Goot
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Richards Construction Co.
Contractors
Rooms s45-645 3z4e46 Sixth door
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harrison Counts Medical sociesy.
Room s20 Third lrloof
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ciaftsaerg Fuel CO.
Fifth Floor
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Great Eastern Casualty and indem-
tiay COMPANY
Room 4g4 Fourth 0oor.
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Greeniawn Cemetery
Rom 8 Th.rd aoor
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o'Gara coal u ing CO.
Room 42s Fourth aos'
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Pittsburg a Fatrmont Fuei CO.
Fifth door
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W. a. Taylor
Room 4s2 Fourth foor
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West Virginia Fire, Undhrgtte 4s-A
Room CAS- sikth door
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A1% y. Britt
Cigil Engineer
Room 222 Iairs nooE
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wilson & Carter
= OF We'll Contractors
Room es2 sISth roo
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Union Land O..
Room ST. Fonrth soos
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EnpHe BaIIdlag IllTegLaIY
Aierancer 4 Alexander

Dr. c. = Arnets
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lature for more pay for themseites
Along t4is line the wheeling NssSisI
makss the following editorial com
ment:
The News confesses 1t cannot
work up any great degree Of sym.
pathy for the newly elected eherifs
who are said 10 have combined TO-
the purpose of'inducing- the next leg
stature to increase their commits
sions.
When the incoming sheriffs be-
came candidates for their positions
the laws against which they nov
complain were in existence. They
knew exactly what they were up
against and what to expect. II they
did not think the commissions allow.
ed were large enough, they did not
have to run for the office. 1t is not
as Il they were drafted into service
o. compelled to run.
II the eompensations allowed sher-
|. ms are too small the present ofIic-
isls are largely to blame. Tho Iegis-
latare in making up the new county
Officers compensation law did its best
to obtain accurate data as to sheriff.
incomes, but was wholly unsuccess-
full. II these incomes were not suf-
ficient 1t is reasonable to suppoar
that the officials would have told the
legislature exactly How nutters stood.
BY keeping silent they gave grounds
for believing that their incomes
lweFe 50 fat they feared TO give the
information. \
. Under the new laws the income OF
AZ county ofIicets eansbe figured to a
pesays Then Il the5, are found too
small 2 future gisls1lre void CO.
tataig apply thqFamlA. Ifsthes are
Found. large bekond reason he snare
.pf the state wa updsnbtedix ba IN
ersassas In tthe atantifns chow,
eEes.: there IS 50 necessity lar legis.
isHGnson the skbjee.s 4 y
-. - &r,.-k 81
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DR.. J.. =: WILSON e
Phys.eiep
Rooms 1873 Third aeoF
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$50 and 81. ID II GloIes 50c pr. .

Glaze aud Speda Lid Cd
soiled, otherwise 900 as gol'
s. to Z IL olofs are MOI
.snodes. When 81 die hand
plaecs arc seareelE notie&b
gains Of 6 Sesr
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:, AlllWool Ill, extrl ieaSE plendid double
blankets usually termed eoblg pin blanket, 4
gray and black plaids, alA;rea ind black plails;
blankst That wears lksleatSa Just the time
to buy his. cold NJ III csls for warm bed
clothes.
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SOC Albatross 29c yd
50c underwear 19c

Regular SOC Vests and Pants that an. slightly
soiled. All this seasons garments. &e'w6ft 10
dispose Of this lot quickly. We have your size,
IA, or g. This Is real underwear weather Now
is the time 10 buy Dodt fail to take adyaR tage
Of this bargain Saturday NIGH, 4
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That hese eofssk al 81 tie best corset
values on the AM !. a. lnafl goesRithout say
ing. Yo0 haze. oa 10 wear Jim in with
millions Of Other ssied Wild Sproealm them the
hest that Is at S 40 lneg yless to select
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20Per Cent DISCOUNT o. Any Dress or
SkRtkn Sick

boile anq Panama
yalu ipl this city.
lis 5uit Regi.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09
IN THE BANNER COTTON COUNTY
Special Correspondent of Manufac'
turers' Record Deyotes Page
Exploiting Waxahachie.

The issue of December 2nd of the
Manufacturers Record of Baltimore,
Maryland, was devoted mainly to a
survey of southern progress and a
forecast of southern prosperity. AS
weekly southern industrial rail-
road and financial newspaper the
Manufacturers Record is a recogniz-
ed authority,
Under the general heading of
"Some Texas Cities Rejoicing in
Their Strength" nearly one page is
devoted TO a writeup of Waxahachie
in which special emphasis is given to
the fact that the city is the capital
of the banner cotton producing
county in the world. Much of the
matter contained in the article has
appeared in these columns from
time to time, and mention of 1t is
made merely to show what the COM
mercial club is doing to advertise the
city through the channel of publici-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09
PERMANENT ST. IMPROVEMENT
Committee Makes Recommendation
Regarding the Width of Streets
and Sidewalks.

The report of the committee rela-
tive to permanent street improve
ment that was adopted by the city
council Tuesday night is as follows:
To the City Council OF WaXahachie,
Texas:
Sirs: We, your committee, APP
pointed to look into and report on
the matter of permanent street i'm
provement beg leave to submit the
following report:
l. That the width OF public drive
ways on streets be lessened as fol-
lows:
All 100 foot streets, the drive
ways be so feet in width, to be de-
fined by a permanent curb of ce-
ment, concrete or brick built accord
ing to specifications and grades to
be furnished by the city engineer.
All 80 foot streets, the driveways
to be 40 feet wide.
All 60 foot streets, the dryeways
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09
TWO FACTORIES ON THE STRING
Commercial Club Is After Creamery
and Plant for the Manufacture
of Traction Engines.

The Commercial Club of Waxaha-
chic has been in existence little
less than three months, but in that
short time the value of publicity to
a town has been convincingly DEM
onstrated So far only a limited
amount OF advertising has been done
but Secretary Connally has been
kept busy answering all the inquir-
les that have been coming in regard
ing Waxahachie as a location for
manufacturing enterprises.
A special effort is being made by
the club to secure the location of a
creamery here and the chances for
landing an enterprise of this charac-
ter are quite promising. The cream
cry idea is just being developed in
Texas and within the past few
months several of these enterprises
have been established at variou:
points in the state.
The club also has on the string a
proposition to secure the establish
ment here of a foundry for the man
ufacture of traction engines. The
man with whom Secretary Connally
is in correspondence has made one
trip to Waxahachie to look over the
situation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09
OAK.

Oak, Dec. Stealth of the COM
munity as a general thing is good.
T.. d. Hale has had two sick chill
dren the past week and Miss Addie
Lea Smith, our assistant teacher,
complained of slight attack OF la
grippe the first of the present week.
The disagreeable weather of late
cuts down the attendance at school
just a little, though parents are real
good about providing way to get
their children to and from school
without their having to walk through
the wet and cold.
w H. Penn, who has lived on f..
A. Morris place this year, has moved
to Lancaster.
T. C. Morris spent several days
visiting his daughter who lives in
Fort Worth last week
c. M Beckner of Sardis spent
Saturday with friends about Oak.
Bro. P F. Bearden did Jury ser
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09
ILLEGAL SALE OF |NTOXICANTs
During Last Session of Grand Jury
"a Indictments Were Returned
Against Booze Sellers.

That there has been increased ac-
tivity among bootleggers in Ellis
county during the past few months
IL indicated by the Investigations
made by the grand jury for the Sep
TENDER term of district court. Ac-
cording to the grand jury's final re-
port 1S1 misdemeanor indictments
were returned by that body. An in
vestigation of the records in the dis
trict clerks office discloses the fact
that "a of these true bills were for
violations of the local option law. A
majority of the presentments were
found against parties at Italy and
Ennis. Tossers of the bones were
likewise busy during the interim be-
tween the February and September
terms of court, more than half of
the misdemeanor indictments being
returned against the wooers of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09
FALLS CHURCH.

Falls Church, Dec. Stealth of
the community is very good at pres
emit The farmers are about through
picking cotton This community was
blessed with nice rain Tuesday and
Saturday
Miss Meta Aday went shopping in
Waxahachie Monday.
Mr.. R. l.. Stovall and family have
moved to their new home near
Grandview
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alay have
moved to their new home about two
miles north of WaXahachie.
Miss Bessie Boring has been pick
ing cotton for the last week.
Miss May Aday has moved to her
new home near Forreston.
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to be "a feet wide.
All 80 foot streets. the driveways
to lie 81 feet wide.
All 80 foot streets, the driveways
to be 80 feet wide
All streets of irregular width and
driyeways TO be designated by the
city engineer.
However, we would except Mar
vim and College streets and Grand
avenue. for which we suggest an ad-
ditional 6 feet TO above width.
.. We recommend that all side
walks, curbs and street improve
ments be made TO conform to grades
and specifications to be furnished by
the city engineer
g. We recommend that property
owners be allowed to park and inn
prove the parts Of the street not
used for driveway and sidewalk.
A. We recommend that all per-
manent sidewalks, in the residence
part of the city, be feet in width
s. We do not recommend any
change in the width of driveways in
the streets in the business part o.
the city,
Respectfully submitted
j T. SULLIVAN, Chairman
j W. MARTIN. City Engineer
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tickle goddess of chance. To be ex-
act the number was Ill. Indictments
for other petty offenses were re-
turned as follows:
Aggravated assault and battery 5,
disturbing religious worship /, CIV
Ing liquor to minors 7, violating
stock law 3, unlawfully carrying
arms 3, permitting minors in pool
rooms 6, theft and swindling /, bet
ting at table /, disturbing the peace
l, and for theft under fifty dollars.
Felony indictments were returned
for the following offenses:
Theft from the person /, burglary
6, criminal assault and incest 4,
criminal assault 2, forgery and pass
ing forged instruments 4, murder 3,
incest 4, manslaughter /, seduction
l. false swearing /. assault to MUIR
der 5, disposing of mortgaged prop
erty 2 bigamy /, theft and COM
pounding crime l, aggravated as
sault with deadly weapon 2, robbery
1, embezzlement /, theft over $50 /
murder in the second degree !.
Buy your pump fIom r. s. Cronk
Co A IL kinds Prices Way down If
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vice in the district court this week.
Tuesday was fatal day to the
hog creation. On account of high
priced feed the number of killing
hogs is comparatively small.
William Putnam who was pain
ago, is able to go about some but it
will be some time before he is able
to work again.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09

After exposure, and when you feel
a cold coming on, take Foley's Hon
ey and Tar, the great throat and
lung remedy. 1t stops the cough, re-
lieves the congestion, and expels the
cold from your system, Is mildly lax
alive B. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09

For Observation-Disclosures Capudine
Whether from colds. Heat. Stomach
or Nervous Troubles, Capudine will
relieve you. It's liquid-pleasant to
take-acts lmme diatelJ Try 1t. l0c,
25c. and soc at drug stores. alt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-09

Buy your pump from r. s. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way down. If
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A TRULY GREAT SALE OF MEMS 0vERC0ATs

place II this special all Mems Young Nj
Overcoats which will show price that viii make
they cheap enough. them He
hint of the Coats
Mems 1900 Fine Dress Beaver Coat to IL
Kersey 49,. &c
Fine Dress Beaver
Leader Beaver -.
Young Mems Fancy Overcoats, $50, 100 cut to
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL CRAVENETTE COATS