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Evening journal., 1909-10-23
TODAY'S CARD In
FOOTBALL WORLD
Several Battles Of Quality to
be Fought Out in the
East

Most important Of to-day's football
fixtures hereabouts is the Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State game 10 be play
ed on Franklin Field. There are sew
eral other games OF class on the sched-
ule. too. but If reports coming from
State College are true the players from
there coached by Bill Hollenback think
they have an even chance OF beating the
Quakers and have been pointed for this
game. Another attractive card on the
programme is the Princeton-La Lafayette
contest at Princeton. The Eastonians
have made a fine showing to date and
have one Of the best elevens they have
had in recent years.
In New York the climbing Fordham-
lets will take on the Swarthmore elev-
en- at American League Park. and
since holding Princeton to three points
and beating Cornell. Fordham does not
look for anything but a victory to-day.
Yale's opponent for the day is Colgate,
whom the Blue never has met, but who
has an exceedingly good football
record. The game booked for Harvard
marks the beginning Of a gruelling
stretch of battles for the Crimson,
Brown being the opponent scheduled
DlUMn IaE HNIA II gAht haAA W HAANI
up the Weaknesses made manifest in
the Pennsylvania game and is anxious
to give the Crimson a harder fight than
was put forth against Pennsylvania.
although the Pennsylvanians had their
hands full.
There is a share Of quality 10 the
schedule. and among the games are the
following:
Harvard VS.. Brown at Cambridge.
Yale VS.. Colgate at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Lafayette at Prince
ton.
Pennsylvania VS.. Pennsylvania state
at Philadelphia.
West Point VS.. Lehigh at West
Point
Navy VS.. Virginia at Annapolis.
Amherst VS.. Dartmouth at Amherst.
Williams VS.. Massachusetts State at
wnliamstown.
Pittshurg vs.. Carlisle at Pittsburg.
Cornell VS.. Vermont at Ithaca.
Syracuse VS.. Niagara at Syracuse.
Fordham VS.. Swarthmore at Ameri-
can League Park
New York University VS.. Stevens at
Hoboken.
Holy Cross VS.. Bowdoin at worces-
ter
Bucknell vs. West Virginia at Nor
gantoWn.
Colby VS.. Bates at Lewiston.
Gettysburg VS.. Delaware at Gettys-
burg.
Dickinson VS.. Urlnus at Collegeville.
Georgetown VS.. North Carolina at
George washington VS.. Maryland
College at Washington
Wesleyan VS.. Hamilton at Middle
town.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Haverford
at Lancaster.
Rutgers vs.. Medico-Chi at New
Brunswick.
Trinity VS.. Norwich at Hartford.
Union VS.. Rochester at Schenectady.
Washington and jefferson VS.. West
Minister at Washington, Pa.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
FOR
THE HORSEMEN

Previous TO tho racing at Horse Show
Park this afternoon prizes will be dis
tributed as follows:
Silver cup to fastest trotter. Dossie
Villiers. 215 L..
silver cup to fastest PAGER. Hidalgo,
21S Ia
Gold medal 70 trotter which. in seven
winning heats, makes fastest average
time. Dossie Villiers, 216 IL.
Gold medal 10 PAGER which. in seven
winning heats makes fastest average
time. Bm William. 2.i9 s-4
Gold medal TO horse winning greatest
number Of races. Bin william. l. races
silver medal to horse starting in great
est number Of events Bill William. u
starts
There are FIVE events on the card Lit
tie Lady. Bill William and Octoria wor-
thy appearing in the feature
The last regular matinee viii be given on
next Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
Ran commIttes eets Rusv.

At the meeting OF the entertainment
committee OF the Delaware Degree team.
which has charge OF the ball and enter
iainment TO be given at the German Han
ON east Sixth street on Thursday even
ing November I. IL was decided to have
also an old time sauer krous festival The
Delaware Degree team is an organization
composed principally Of members Of Della
ware Tribe No. l. Improved order OF Red
Men. The committee in charge is COM
posed OF Herman Il. Hanf chairman
John G. saylor. secretary; W. W. Davies.
ireasurer' Charles A. Elmer. Arthnr n.
honer Frank A. Gradwohi. II. r. Buck
nus II. G. Thomson. Fred C. Heiss and
Frank Z. Hess.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
JEFF YET
TALKS FIGHT
Big Fellow, Though, Doesn't
Think Johnson Wants to
Fight

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct 2s.-"Any word from
Johnson to-day" asked Jim Jefries, as
he emerged smiling and buoyant from the
Hotel Albany.
Nothing new the big fellow was told.
He is still in San Francisco, but is ex-
pected to be here next week"
HE is, is he? we'll don't you bet on it,
don't believe johnson is in any rush
to get here"
you don't think he will try to avoid
match do your
Jen studied a moment before answer
ing "wer, I'll have to see the color Of
his money before ! believe that he is IN
earnest" Jim replied wen have a
meeting all right and there viii be a lot
OF talk probably. but I have a sneazing
notion that johnson will balk proceedings
with impossible proposals."
What impossible proposals do you
think he Will insist on?'
Il don't know. I may be misiudging the
negro. lie may be strictly on the level
and really anxious. to fight me, but just
now don't think So have gone to a lot
Of trouble and expense to make johnson
show his cards and don't propose to let
him chuck blum. lie hsA either got to
fight or stand before the public as the
worst four fusher that the game ever
knew. Everybody tells me he will fight
all right. I hope he viii.
1T really ought not to take more than
an hour for us TO agree to terms. Aside
from the iuportanca % tbe ,,atcb Ia
view of Johnsons claim to the heavy
weight championship, the conditions that
will govern the agreement will be prac-
tically the same as prevailed in former
fight agreement"
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
CLAIM AS FIANCE
AGED MAN WHO FLED

PITTSBURG, oct 2s.-Interest over
the disappearance of William G. Lilley,
the aged temperance worker and
churchman from the fashionable First
Presbyterian congregation. grew to-
day when il became known that there
were at least two women IN the con-
gregation who had promised to be the
brides Of the widower. 1t is said there
are others Of that sex in the same
church who considered themselves
highly favored by Lilley, and each had
expectations OF becoming Mrs. Lnley.
Miss Elizabeth Nolz. prominent
member of the Civic Club formerly a
society editor and religious writer for
a Pittsburg paper. appeared today as
the "other woman" I'm the Lilley case.
Ada Martin, secretary of the First
Presbyterian Church and a teacher in
the North Side High School IS the
young woman who up until today ap-
peared TO have the first right to the
affections OF the sixty eight ar-oId
Mr.. Lillcy and is the one he was sup
posed to have intended marrying yes
terday
Miss Nolz. at the Civic Club this
afternoon. came out plainly with the
assertion that Miss Martin was mis-
taken il she thought herself engaged
20 Lilley.
why. Mr.. Llley has been paying
me marked attention for the past two
years, as all In the church know. ]
am certain that he was not engaged
to Miss Martin. why he would be a
deceiver II this were So" said Miss
Nolz. Il do not think it right IN the
absence OF Mr.. Lilley 20 discuss our
love affairs and l viii answer no ques-
tions"
it became known to-day that I.illev.
who was supposed 60 De wealthy. has
not much money. and through business
reyerses was recently hard pressed
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

Although the football season Is only
a few weeks old there are several
gridiron players who are already being
touted as the only real things in mole
skin. players who arc almost certain
TO put up stiff bids for all American
honors. Yale and Princeton are not
claiming 30 much. but the followers Of
both Harvard and Pennsylvania be-
heve they have discovered some real
stars AT Penn they are raving over
hulhack Hutchinson, whom they COM
pare not al all unfavorably with Bin
Hollcnbach, last years star. Hutchin-
son Is one Of the speediest men on the
Penn squad, finds his openings seem
ingly by instinct and goes thorugh them
Ike a FASH runs we'll on a broken
field and is an expert IN the use Of
the straight arm method Of defense
while running with the ball Braddock
at end and Sommer and Ramsdel IN
tho back field have also done their
share. Captain Miller has been dis
placed by Alexander Thayer. another
of the famous football family OF that
name. Thayer gained his greatest
fame as a member of the University of
Pennsylvania tennis team. He Is
senior az college. but his football ex-
perience has been confined almost en-
.tirely 10 inter class games Mike Muir
ply liked his looks last year and in
duced him 10 report this fall He made
good at the start. Thayer has sue
lceeded i'm putting "A little snap and gin
ger. something in which It had been
/ lacking. into the team and altogether
made IL look like another eleven.
Should Thayer prove satisfactory at
quarter the coaches win he in a posi-
tion TO solve two problems that have
been troubling them all fan by one
turn OF the hand Il has been next 10
Impossible TO find a running mate for
Braddock unless Miller was taken
away from quarter and dropped into
one Of the end positions since Thav-
er Is evidently in a fair way Of be-
coming Keinath's successor. both the
end and quarterback situations arc
Strengthened out. Miller was an END
before he began subbing for Keinath
last year and a good one.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
ALLEN OUTPOINTS
PATSY KLINE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
sRACUSE, y. y. Oct 2S.-BoNing
ottawa, Ont. fairly outpointed Patsy
Kline. Of Newark. \. j., in their ten-
round no decision bout here last night,
and the lad from Jersey needed the SER
vices of "A surgeon to-day TO sew up two
gashes in his face caused by Allen g
wicked iabs. once during the ninth
round Allen who had done all the lead
ing apparently had the decision won, IL
one could be given. got carless and Patsy
landed a left on the jaw that II IL were
not 50 close 20 the end of the round
might have ended the Canuck.
In the tenth. Allen was back as chip
per as before and both boys finished
strong
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
BLACKBURN TO RESIGN
AS CANAL COMMISSIONER
,, unItsd Fr.ss Leasea 500 va.

~ United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. oct. 2s-Uncle sans
official newspaper has "scooped" all
his rivals. The Canal Record OF Oc-
tober 49, copies OF which reached
Washington to-day from Colon. con-
tains the positive announcement that
Joseph S. Blackburn. governor Of the
canal zone and member Of the canal
commission win tender his resignation
to the President.
II has been rumored that the ex-
Senator contemplated retiring from the
canal work, but this Is the first definite
publication on the subject. Governor
Blackburn himself on his arrival last
week from the isthmus refused 10 con-
firm the report.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
COULON YET THE
BANTAM CHAMPION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PITTSBURG, oct. 93-I.ittle Johnny.
Coulin continues to he the bantam weight
champion to-day. his title never having
been in danger during his fight with
Young ziringer last night.
After the first round Coulon did all the
leading and had the local boy in bad
way at the finish.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
W. H. S. HOLDS RADNOR
TO CLOSE SCORE

WAYNE. Pa. Oct. %. Wilmington
Friends School proved stronger than was
expected against Radnor High here yes
terday, holding the local boys to three
touchdowns; score Il to o. Hunt went
over the line three times. Nilmington sue
ceeded IN holding their stronger foes to
a single touchdown and goal in the first
half. In the second half Radnor came
back stronger, and eliminating all fumb-
ling twice pushed Hunt over the line.
Leonard kicked two goals in three at
tempts. Wilmington gave a great exhibit
tlon Of defensive football This is Rad
nor,s sixth consecutive victory. The line
NM
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
confsrsne. Of Erisnd.-

This afternoon a conference Will he
held by the Orthodox Friends meeting
at Ninth and Tatnall streets. The con
ference will be from to O'Clock
Tea viii be served from $50 until ?
and there win be an evening session
from $50 O'Clock. At the afternoon
session papers will be read bv Ann
Sharpless and Jonathan E. Rhoades
on Concord Quarterly Meeting in the
Past" ''e
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

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Evening journal., 1909-10-23
WRIGHT MAKES
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT

Ry United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. oct. 23.-Wilbur
Wright had one OF the most successful
periods In instruction today since ne
began showing the sigma lcorps Off
GERS how TO ny. lie mnde four flights
with "a passenger and one alone. on
this last trip he cut circles which did
not look 20 have diameters Of more
than 100 feet and turned the biplane
So sharply that the main surfaces made
angles OF 30 degrees with the ground.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
Nelson and WoInast.

Los ANGELES, Cal, oct. 2S-Bat-
Ting Nelson and Ad Wolgast have
been matched to fight 45 rounds for the
worlds lightweight championship and
a s12.500 purse.
The fight will take place in this city
before the Pacific Athletic Club. on
Day.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
Order Police to saIut. ~. e..

81 LUUIS, oct 23.-St. Louis no-
iicemen show little or no respect for the
American flag, according TO a formal
complaint made 10 the Police BOARD
by the veterans OF the Spanish-Amer-
lean and Philippine wars. Presidon,
Laird OF the Police Board said to5s,.
the police manual viii soon contain a
clause calling on police officers to ea-
iute the nag wherever and whenever
they see t.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
SPORTS OF THE DAY

Delaware Horse Show Matinee, :
at Horse Show Park.
Orange VS.. Fort dupont, at Front =
and Union streets.
Golf, Wilmington Country Club. =
.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
Mundv Wants Gan1e.

The Mundy Juniors desire challenges
from any OF the s. or so-pound teams OF
the city. Challenges should be sent to Q.
Lynch. No. West Fourth street
Crescent team defeated sIundy yester-
day afternoon to O.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
n..4h % AaniraI Er,nn-

~ Unitcd Press Leased speclal Wire.
NEW YORK. oct. 23.-Rear Admiral
Henry Erben. L. S. H.. retired a civil
war naval veteran died today az his
horne here today lie entered the navy
in lS4S and was retired with the rank
of rear admiral In 1884.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

Seventh Place for Dossie Villiers.
At Baltimore yesterday A. II. Tyson s
Dossie Villiers finished seventh in the
2.l5 trot. Dossie was the only local
horse entered in the days races.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
BOWLING

The weekly games of the *. C. E. we're
rolled on the Pelrce alleys last night with
the following scores. the Hermits leading
with 2ss pins:
Evening journal., 1909-10-23

Increase in Local clearnss.
The clearings for the week ending
today amounted to S1.575.62S For the
corresponding week Of last year the
clearings amounted to S1.129,574.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
seaford Ties WiImlnnton.

SEAFORD. Del. Oct 2s-For the
third time in seven years Seaford High
School was tied by the Wilmington
Conference Academy. OF Dover, the
score being IL to II.
Coo fn,.d IL 9 uNiIr,ir,..t.r A q
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
Wilmington Triends'

Touchdowns, $. Hunt, 3; goals from
touchdoWns. Leonard. .; referee. Den
nison. L. OF p; umpire, Curtis Haver-
ford. time OF halves. 20 minutes each;
head linesman. Aman. Lehigh; iinesmen.
Wagner Mcguire; substitutes, Lafferty
for sohoch. II. Winchester for Quigley.
Evening journal., 1909-10-23
Wilminrtnn a c

= " TItUI -Ilu-tSlCh ----IOWnseFu
Touchdowus-A- Wright Thompson.
Jackson. Leach. Goals frozn touch
downs-Lesrh. \. Wright Referee
Perry. Seaford- Umpire--Wlhis. Dover.
TimeI0eepers-L Lzrrimur Seaford. and
r. Lewis. Dover. Time of haNes--20.
and 10 MINUTES
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

pc Persian Lawn and India Linon-The
very best this price can offer. 50 inches
wide. During this sale, choice. yard
lZc
One Let of 60c and Csc White Dress
Linen-Various weights; fine, medium
and heavy, all pure linen, sc inches
wide. In this sale. yard. .........3 9c
PSI Discount on Balance of Stock.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

|nsook-Suitalle for sum
|ents. regular 1ec value.
l-----..-.-.- = sc
loth-A fine firm quail
FL at l5c. During this
-..------. 4--.- ...lOc
|Inon-Nice a nd sheer. 80
p summer Waists and
rice. yarG-.. ..-..9c
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

A Large Lot of Plain and Novelty
Rajah Silks-Including checks. plaids
and stripes in desirable color combl-
nations, always sold at 75c-in this
sale, yard ........--....... 4Sc
34-ineh Shantung Pongee-An excel
lent 1925 grade, suitable for cool
summer costumes-sale price, per
price ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
27-inch Taffeta Silk-The very best
$1.00 article, absolutely reliable, IN
black. white and plenty of good col
ors-in this sale, yard ...... 69c
Genuine 75o Satin Foulards-24in inch,
in a splendid assortment of latest
patterns and colorings-during this
sale, yard ................. 59c
One Lot of Fancy Dress Silks-$1.00
and $1.25 kinds; Taffeta, Mesaline
and Louisine Silks in checks and
stripes-during this sale at, yd. SIC
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21
White Wash Fabrics

Regular $3.50 Quality Linen Sheeting-
80 inches wide. suitable for sheets as
well as for skirts and tailor made tub
costumes. In this sale. yard. $3.50. SOC
A Large Lot of zoe and 25c White
Goods-Jacquards, Swisses and Dimities
in figures. polka dots. checks and striped
effects. In this sale, choice. yard
23c
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

70-inch Full BIeached Table Dam
ask-About 10 pieces in a good as
sortment of patterns, well worth
$1.OO-in this sale, yard $50
BIeached Turkish Towels-Fringed
soft and fluffy, the right size for
face use-in this sale. each 10c
Bleached Table Damask-60- inch,
pretty floral designs. cheap at 25c
sale price, yard .......1
Regular 25c Turkish Towels-Full
size, hemmed, pure white, slightly
imperfect-in this sale, each 1Sc
18-inch Linen Crash-Real absorb
ent. strictly pure linen, a daisy at
12hc-in this sale, yard. 3 12c
Fringed Table Cloths-Turkey red.
1914 size, bought to sell at s1.O0-
sale price, each ...........6 CSC
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21
Silks and Dress Goods

20-inch China Silk-In black, white
and colors. regular 35c quality-sale
price, yard 23c
75c BengaIine SiIk-In staple and
fashionable spring shades-in this sale
at, yard .................. 59c
36-inch Jap SiIk-A 75c grade that
gives satisfaction, black or white
during this sale. yard. SOC
All Our Csc and 75c Taffeta Silks
Every color you want-during this
sale at. yard .............49c
Shepherd Check Taffeta SiIks-Black
and blue and white in different size
checks, regular 75c qualities-in this
sale at, yard 5Sc
Regular s1.oO Quality Mohair Sicilian
"A inches wide; black, white and
colors, a rich, lustrous fabric-in this
sale at, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I0c
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

The Best Yard-W Wide Black Taffeta
at $3.50 is the one made expressly for
the New York Store and guaranteed
by, this store not to split nor to break
within 6 months-in this sale at.
yard 1890. ....-.........-.S SLID
Printed China and Taffeta Silk
Dainty floral designs, regular values
from soc to s100-in this sale
at ..-..-.- z fhlCG
27-inch China SiIk-In black, white
and host of desirable colors. always
sold at 50c-in this sale, yard 39c
36-inch lustrous Mohair-In black
and cream, fine dust -shedder and
well worth 50c-in this sale, per
yard ............ ............3 9c
A Large Lot of Striped Light Weight
Batiste-In self-colored and fancy eff
fects, AZ inches wide, actual S1.25
values-during this sale, yard. sec
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

White and colors, this very
seasons productions, unex-
celled i'm point of material
and workmanship. Fifth
Ave, n. Y. tailors contrib
uted the majority of these
all exact copies of imported
models-pOsitively the largest
variety ever shown by a
Phoenix concern. Regular
prices from $3.50 to $45.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21

Solid colors, mixtures and
stripes; spring 1909 styles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-21
Linens and Bedding

Finest $3.50 Table Damask-A
great many new patterns of pur-
est linen, y inches wide, pure
withholding this sale, yard.
49,. ......... ..--...S1.15
Large Pure Linen Huck Towels
Satin finished, hemstitched ends.
all white, the best 25c towel in the
marketable price, each lac
3-4 Size Linen Napkins-Full
bleached. various pretty designs,
$1.75 values-sale price. per
dozen ........... .........S 81. S9
Half BIeached Table Damask-70-
inch, a good line of desirable de-
signs. banner CSC values-in this
sale, yard ......-.......... 4Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08
To the Public

Just word Even if you were willing we
would not attempt to sacrifice reputation so
hard fought for and so honestly won, in trying to
fool an intelligent buying public. We are actually
forced to make this sacrifice sale in order to make
room for spring merchandise that will arrive soon.
Our store is stocked with honest reliable merchan-
disc clear up to the ceiling. We have outgrown our
present floor space You know why. Bear in mind
that we not forced to make this monster sacri-
fee sale for want of cash. Our bills are all paid
and our credit is good. We actually forced to
make room, matter at what sacrifice. We must
have the room Our great loss your great gain.
Remember that have not brought into this
sale any old shopworn merchandise, resurrected
from the Moth Vaults of Israel but we offer to an
appreciative and bargain-loving public one Of the
cleanest, newest and minute stocks of high
grade merchandise for you to select from at prices
never before quoted in the old Pine Tree State.
Men from every walk in life can visit this great
Sweeping Out Sale with profit to themselves Bank
ers, Brokers and Tradesmen, all offered one of
the most gigantic collections of bona fde bargains
held under one roof.
Yours for the Biggest Bargain Carnival
Since Augusta Was a Baby. The
Messer-PerIey Co. The "square
Deal" CIothiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-08

Under the Weight Of these
N onsfer Collection Of Values
One lot of mems and young mems Raincoats. Were
bona fide bargain at $12oo. &C III
sale price ....................... $Oss
One lot Of mems Raincoats, guaranteed to shed
honest trade at $500. Sale price. y 10
One lot of mems and young mems superfne Wool
and Worsted Rancoats, thoroughly craveneted
fair and foul weather garment for e 4 40
everybody. Were $225o Sale price. y u UO
One lot Of Collegian fair and foul weather Rain
coats this seasons SWEETEST novelties latest pat
terms and styles. Were $500 $40 A7|
One lot Of mems and young mems Top Coats in
fancy Cassimeres, Worsteds and Covert Cloths
Were bargain at $I2oo ~ QQl
sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~OsOV
One lot of young mems extra fine medium weight
Top Coats for men that appreciate style, quality
and price. Were cheap at $500 20 Ri
One lot of mems superfne high grade Top Coats
in all this seasons choicest fabrics, made with the
honest trade at $22.OO. V1A S2
Sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y 1sVO
One lot Of mems high grade Top Coats equal to
any custom-made garment placed upon a
mans back. Were bargain at $1,000 Xl8-37
Sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~sOsOs
Mems Hats and Cans at Monster Sacrifice Prices
25c laps, now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .19c
Soe NdPe, .39c
SIoo caps, now. .79c
go las nov gig
S1oo I1ats now. ...............$ 1.3o
$3.50 RATS now. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$I.S9
$500 Hats now S. 10