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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
COur L'EtOiIe du NOrd

L'election dies officers de la Cour
L'Etoi]e du Nord, No 1858, w. G.
O. r., a dome lie r6sultat suivant:
Chapelain. Rev. Pere Richard.
Chef Ranger, Marie Amirault.
Vice-C. R., C6lina Rocheford.
Sec-Arch. Leda Malbpuf. reelue.
Sec.-Fin., Laura Meunier, rec
lue.
Tresoriere. Doretta Marsolais,
reelue.
Syndics: Rose Guimond. reelue;
Appoline Lavaliere, Sarah Perry.
Del6gu6e, Doretta Marsolais.
Substitut, Laura Meunier.
Med. Examinations, DR. Lapierre
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COur NicOIIet 0. F.. c.

detection DIES officers de la Cou1
Nicollet de l'ordre DIES Forestiers
Catalogues a Ell lieu ma1di der
nier ct a dome lie r6sultat suivant
B. j. Pelletier, Chef Ranger.
Alonzo Cloutier, Vice-Chef Ranger.
Gilbert Chouinard, Sec Arch.
Arthur Meunier. Sec.-Fin.
Geo. q. Plante, Tr6sorier.
Bruno Pelletier. Joseph Lapalme
ct VIM ARIEL, Syndics.
B. j. Pelletier. del6gue.
Gilbert Chouinard, substitute.
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election Qe$
Offitier$
Cour Nd. de LOurdes

detection DIES officers pour la
Cour Notre-Dame de Lourdes, Nc
231, qui a ell lieul midi dernier, a
resulte CONNIE suit
Chapelain, Rev. P. Guillot.
Chef Ranger, Nine Angelo Lali-
berte.
Vice-C. r., Nine A. Page.
Sec.-Arch., Nine Phi. Violet.
Sec.-Fin., Nine Adeline Lagac6,
r66lue par reclamation.
Tres, Nine Elisabeth Bilodeau,
r66lue par acclamation.
Syndics: Mines Kertson, Louise
L6veill6 ct Sabourin, clues par ac-
clamation.
D6l6gu6e, Nine M. HILBERT.
Substitut, Nine A. Page.
Med. Elk. DR. c.. A. Lapierre.
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TOUJ0URS LA PAUVRETE DU SANG

soft du occur, de 1estomac on DIES %intestins, les Pr
lu]es Rouges activent lie sang, ct lie purihent. I'm
sang richie, trals ct vigoureux, coulant abondam-
ment dams les veines, ~n'est-ce pas Ia lie neilleur gage
de sante?
Les Pilules Rouges operent rapidement ct SIRE
ment. Files n~'offrent aucrn danger d'aucune sorte'
ct Sc digerent facilenent meme par les estomacs les
plus defeats. Files peuvent Sc prendre en- tout
temps ct dams n 'importe quelle position. Files ne
nGcessitent aucune relache DIES travaux ordinaires.
Files sont egalement BONES pour les f]lcttes,
BONES pour les grandes files, BONES pour les meres
ct BONES aussi pour les femmes ages.
Madame A. Jette, As rue Saint-Augustin, quar-
tier Saint-Henri, Montreal, a bien longtemps souf-
fert de dGbilite. Son etat lui inspirait meme de
graves inquietudes lorsqu'elle voulut, a 1instar de
tant d'autres, faire, ellie aussi, lessai des Pilules
Rouges. Mais, laissons-la parler:
"Depuis %quelques mois je ne mangeais plus ct
une grande faiblesse s'etait emparee de moi. Je me
sentais sans cesse fatigu6e ct endormie. Petals
sujette a de gros maux de tete ct a de fortes palpi-
tations de occur qui me causaient pressure des de-
faillances. Je voyais dams les journaux que les
Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americana %forti6ent merveilleusement les per-
11kC . I JC OuAuo Gil AdAV I Gil
pris six bottles ct ce fut %sufisant pour faire dispa-
raitre tous les malaises don't je %souffrais ct me rem
Dire mes forces qui Sc sont %toujours maintenues de-
puts, malgr6 tout lie travail que demandent de moi
les SONS de ma famille."
Nine A. JETTE,
45 rue Saint-Augustin, Montreal
Et une jeune file dit
Pendant trois ans, j'ai souffert dune 81 grande
vais la figure couverte de boutons que j'avais essaye,
mais sans success, de faire disparaitre avec toutes
sortes de lotions ct de remedies. J'eus recours, en-
dernier lieu, aux Pilules Rouges que Pom disait bien
BONES pour purifier lie sang ct bonner des forces.
En- effet, ces piules me frent du bien; en- tres peu de
temps, j'avais acquis I'm bon appetit ct plus de forces
que je men avais jamais cues. A ma grande salts
faction, les boutons etaient disparus."
Mile H.. DUROCHER,
go rue Concorde, Saint-H yacinthe, O.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les Mede-
Gins de la Cornpagnie Chimique Franco Arnericaine,
tous les jours, excepte lie dimanche, de 9 herres du
natin a 6 heures du soir, All No. PA rue St-Denis,
Montreal. Aussi consultations par lettre pour les
femmes q1i ne peuvent venir voir nos 1nedecins.
Les Pilules Rouges sont Ell vente chez tous les
marcfands de remedies. Nous les envoyo1ls arssi,
par la MALE, all Ca,ada ct all Etats- Unis, Stir re
ception du prix, soc tine boite, S2.5o six bottles.
les lettres doivent etre adressees:
COMPAGNlE CHlMlQUE FRANCO .AMERICAINE
PA, rue Saint Denis, Montreal
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ON DEMANDE & Billing

ON DEMANDE a Billings.
Montana, chez I'm "cleaner'' fran
Gals un jeune homme de bonnie ap-
parence pour apprentice le meter
ct Sc meier a la clientele. II pourra
demeurer dams la famille ct recevra
II dollars, lie premier mois. II sera
augmente au fur ct a mesure Gle
SEES capacities. S'adresser a nos bu-
reauX.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09

Une convention Went detre
signee entire la France ct lAngle-
terre en- vertu de laquelle les ou-
vriers anglais Ell France ct les ou-
vriers %francais Ell Ang|eterre bene-
fiecieront dies lois ouvri6res EN-
usage dams chacun DIES deux pays.
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Mexico-M. Portirlo Diaz a pris
en- mains pour la huitieme fois les
renes du gouvernement. NJ. Ra-
mon Coralral a etc proclame vice
president en- meme temps.
En- raison DIES describes REGENTS
qui ont trouble les pays l'inaugu-
ton ma etc marquee par aucune
f6te, CONNIE il 6tait de coutume
auparavant.
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Paris-Il est une commune en-
France Oh l'autorit6 a mis- Ell pra-
tique a la lettre l'invitation du
commencement a encourager lac
croissement du nombre DIES en-
fants. C'est la commune de Tul-
lie chef-lieu du departement de la
Correze.
Dams lie budget de la commune
de Tulle etc inscrit un paragra-
phe pr6voyant une augmenta-
ton de salaire pour tous les en-
ploy6s municipaux ayant plus
dun enfant.
augmentation prevue a etc
fix6 Top. c. pour deux %enfants, Is
p. C.. pour trois enfants. 20 p. c.
pour quatre enfants.
&c %salaire ainsi augmente sera
verse aux families jusqu'a ce que
chaque enfant ait atteint lage Gle
seize ans, c'est-a-dire en- age Gle
pagner Sa vie.
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able DIES idtes ct opinions emises par
c> correspondents.
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lie sR0P des ENFANTS du DR. CODERRE guerit la coEque, la dEarrhee, es
arrangements destomac chez les bebes ct eur come un Somrei paisibIe.
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Habillements pour Hommes

Notre immense stock consis Ell un as
sentiment varie Establishment pour Hommes
ct Garcons.
Les Vetements :.Security' sont &c quill
y a de plus recent en- fait Gle modes ct nuan-
ces, ct les prix sont tres r~aisonnables.
M. Louis Des Rosters Sc fera t%oujours
un pIaisir de vous %assister dams lie choix de
de tout &c que vous aurez besoin Ell fait Gle
vetements. en- Habillements Complets, Pam
%talons, Chapeaux, Cravates, Coils. Poignets,
Chemises. Chaussettes. etc.
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Ecbo 0e I'Ouest
MINNEAPOLIS. lie 9 Decembre 1910

MINNEAPOLIS. lie 9 Decembre 1910
Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
Toutes lettres, correspondence.
etc. doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
~. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les manuscrits non i,rr1s ne
sont pas retournes.
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En- eliminait du systeme tout ce qui peut nuire a
la sante, tout ce qui gene lie bon onctionnemen
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13

France concluding by saying that when any
science performed such miracles he would take
off his hat to it and give it his heart and
head.
The bishop, in answering the question why
brotherhood increases as belief in Christianity
decreases. said that the twentieth century
world was Christian world, and that no man
could escape Its Christian influences though he
is not a believer in Christianity.
Il have never seen a priest who wished to
marry" said the bishop in answering the
question regarding a celihate clergy. Most of
us have troubles enough of our own
Following a selection by the knights of
Columbus choir, in which the audience took
part, the bishop spoke at length on the
reasonable qualities of Christianity. He has
proved himself to be a forceful and earnest
speaker, and interested his audience until the
close.
The Christian faith has become more and
more the fashion," said the bishop From the
day when Paul encountered the philosophers of
a reasonable faith, We live and act on faith,
not on reason. Reason is certain in certain
provinces which are its own. Mathematical
problems are sure. No possible contingency
can make them otherwise. But reason has its
limitations. In all the ordinary affairs of life
we act on faith as a rule-faith' in the uni
formty Of the laws Of the universe and in the
moral law of man."
Bishop Keane will speak this evening on
The Worth OF Faith In Christ and will pre-
face his lecture by answering the questions
from the question box.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
Overlooking
the Stomach
Causes Incomplete Digestion,
Weakens the System and
Breeds Dyspepsia
Trial Package Free

Gluttony is as vile sin as drunken
ness and it's evil results are more ter
rible and far more rapid. The human
system turns into the stomach and
alimentary canal from to 35 pounds
of digestive fluid every twenty-four
hours. Cram your stomach with food
and you exhaust these juices. If your
stomach cannot digest the food because
it lacks juices to do with, you should
either eat less or make more gastric
fluids.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain
ingredients, one grain of which will
digest 5000 grains of food. With Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets in your stom-
ach the evil effects of overeating are
removed, for these little tablets when
dissolved stick to the food and digest
all the good from it. They won't
abandon the stomach and leave a mass
of decayng undigested food to purify
and irritate the mucous membrane
lining. They give greater quantities
of gastric fluid help the intestines
enrich the blood, prevent constipation,
and gluttony, while sinful, may yet be
made less harmful by the use of these
tablets.
Every druggist carries them in
stock; price 80 cents per box, or send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package free by mail.
Address f. A. Stuart Co., $50 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall. Mich
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
MINERS THROAT CUT IN
BATTLE WITH PARTNER
Injured Man Declares Other At
tackled Him While Drunk.
Refuses to Prosecute

A dispute between mining partners
and statements that the profits had not
been shared equally are said to have
teen the reasons for the assault on John
Tugnet by j. NJ Wilson in their room.
644 Maple avenue, last night. Tugnet
was slashed across the throat with a
razor welded by Wilson, suffering a
five-inch cash and escaping the sever
ing of his windpipe by fraction of an
inch.
Despite his wound, Tugnet grappled
with his partner and fierce fight en-
sued which lasted for ten minutes un-
til other occupants of the house were
aroused by the tumult and separated
the combatants.
The police were notified and both men
sent to the receiving hospital. Tugnet
was weak from loss of blood and Will
sons face was badly battered from
the blows of Tugnet.
After Tugnets injury had been
dressed he related the story of the
fight. He said he and Wilson were
partners for two years and interested
in mining claims in Riverside noun
tains, but lately Wilson had been drink
ing and he had given him money on
which to live.
Yesterday afternoon shortly before
the fight Wilson borrowed SO from Tug
net, and a bottle of wine was bought.
The two men, according to Tugnet,
we're talking over old times when Will
son arose, went to drawer and
without any warning produced a razor
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13

notified and Gilbert was sent a draft
for $4,000. The draft was cashed
and with the money in his possession
Gilbert joined Mcclure and Lane. Nc
Guire then counted the money Offered
by Gilbert and produced like
amount.
The money then was intrusted to
Lane and he bet 1t on a certain horse.
QUARREL FAXED
While awaiting the telegraphic result
of the race Lane, Mcclure and several
others became engaged in quarrel
and suddenly Mcguire ran to Gilbert
and asked the latter for a revolver
"They have worked a wire1tapping
scheme that is unfair and we will lose
our money" painted Mcclure. LET
me have the gun and l will kill these
hounds"
Just at this moment Lane ran tC
tho two men, declared that the police
were after the poolroom managers
and said that If caught they proba-
bly, would be sent to the penitentiary
Then all occupants of the poolroon
hurried out Of the place. Lane hurried
to the side of Gilbert and said he
would buy the latter ticket to Texas
Lane also gave Gilbert $50 and told
him to hurry and get out Of the
city.
While en- route to Texas Gilbert met
Marshal Kelly of Oxnard on the train
He told the story to the officer and
the latter advised the victim to stoT
off at Los Angeles and report the
matter.
Gilbert did as he was instructed, and
the Los Angeles police have tele-
graphed to the authorities at the north
ern city. Gilbert says he will go back
to San Francisco and assist in the
search for the men.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
DECLARES TWENTIETH
IS CHRISTIAN CENTURY
Bishop Keane breaches ForCeful
Sermon on Reasonable
Qualities of Religion

The second of the course of lectures by
Bishop John j. Keane at the Mason opera
house for nom Catholics, given under the aus
plces of the Los Angeles knights of Columbus,
attracted a large audience last night that filled
the opera house to the top gallery
Joseph Scott acted chairman of the even
ing and made the opening address, in which
he said that the American spirit of religious
liberation was nowhere more apparent than
in Los Angeles.
.'By their works ye shall know them," said
Mr. Scott land we laymen become the
strongest argument church can put forth. If
we live the lives we should it Is the greatest
achievement.
"Our. education Is along the lines to make
lis think OF everything but the hereafter. Out
of cur schools religion is excluded. Our chill
dren lead strenuous lives and have little leisure
for thoughts of another world.
1--WE have the right to believe according TO
our oonsciences and here In America we are
all united under one flag and are ready to die
for it If necessary"
Mr. Scott. who is one of the most popular
Catholic laymen in the diocese, was warmly
enplnuded as he introduced Bishop Keane as
the speaker of the evening.
The bishop prefaced his lecture on The
Reasonableness of a Christian Faith" by an
swering the questions placed in the question
box which is prominent in the foyer OF the
theater.
In answering the question as to why the
Catholic church did not perform the acts of
healing as done by the Christian Scientists,
the bishop spoke at length on a case OF
miraculous healing the shrine of Lourdes In
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
SWITCH REPAIRER HELD UP
AND ROBBED BY 2 NEGROES
Bandits Enforce Commands by
FIOurishing Revolver

Another bold robbery was committed
Monday night when two negroes arm
ed with revolvers held up and robbed
II. p Anstill of $15. watch and some
railroad tickets at Eighth and Ten
nessee streets.
Anstill, who lives at 1450 East For
tieth street, is employed as a switch
repairer for the Pacific Electric COM
pany. He had just finished working
on switch near Eighth and Ten
nessee streets and was on his way
home when the negroes, one a large
man with dark clothes, and the other
a small yellow negro wearing light
clothing, stepped in front of him and
commanded the victim to throw up his
hands. Anstill was a bit slow about
obeying the order and his movements
were accelerated when the taller of
the two negroes showed a revolver in
his face. The other negro searched
the victim, and after taking his money
commanded him to hurry away and
not make any outcry.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
NOTED PREACHER COMES

The rector Of St Georges church.
Edinburgh, Scotland, the Rev. Hugh
Black, will arrive in Los Angeles Fri
day morning from the north DR.,
Black has been speaking to the stu
dents of the northern universities and
is en- route to Chicago and the east
by the way of Southern California
he will be the speaker at the Occi-
dental college assembly at IL O'Clock
Friday morning. Sunday he Will
preach both morning and evening IN
the Pasadena Presbyterian church
Friday night he will go to Claremont'
where he will speak to the students
of Pomona college
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
FINALLY SECURE JURY TO
TRY GARBAGE COLLECTOR

An entire days session in Police
Judge Williams court yesterday was
consumed in obtaining a jury to try
the case of p. j. Durbin, a Vernon
rancher, accused of violating city
ordinance in that he collected garbage
from a number of downtown hotels
without having permit from the city
so to do.
The defense will make strong hght
and attempt to show that garbage
has a commercial value and that Dur
bin and his employees acted within
their rights by collecting refuse for
which Durbin paid a certain amount.
In order to prove their claims, sub
poenaes were issued for the proprietors
of the places from which Durbin's men
are alleged to have taken the table
refuse.
The taking of testimony will begin
this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
POLICEMEN WILL CARRY
SLAIN COMRADE TO GRAVE

Funeral services over the body of
Patrolman David Brooks. who was
murdered by two highwaymen Friday
night, will be held at o'clock this
afternoon at the undertaking parlors
of Overholtzer and Mills, at Grand
avenue and Pico street.
Chief of Police Galloway named the
pail bearers, who are as follows: Ser
geants c. e. Sebastian, C. r. Ross, F.
i. Benedict. J. w. r. Grogan, G.. II.
Sparks and c. e. Johnson.
Captain c. G.. Lehnhausen, of the
east side station, will be in command
of an honorary escort of twenty-four
patrolmen. The body will be inferred
in Inglewood cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
THIEVES STEAL TROUSERS
BY USE OF FISHING POLE

r. Won Baehelle, manager of the Standard
Homeopathic pharmacy at Eighth and Olive
streets. reported to the police yesterday that
his place was entered early yesterday morn
ing and $50 stolen from the cash register
which was broken open with hammer. En-
trance 10 the drug store was obtained by
prying open a rear window.
D. l.. Smith. living at 224 North Hope
street. awoke yesterday morning and found
his trousers lying outside his window A
further investigation revealed the fact that
an enterprsing thief had Jerked the garment
from the room by means of fshhook attached
to a long bamboo pole. Smith discovered that
the pockets had been riAed and s. and a bunch
of keys were taken. He asked the detectives
to investigate the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
RANCHER VICTIM
IN $4,000 BUNK0
San Francisco Confidence Men
Fake Wire Tapping in
Horse Race
RUSTIC LET IN ON THE GAME
After Money Is Placed Row, Raid
and Confusion Help SWIM
dIers Make Escape
RUSTIC LET IN' ON THE GAME

Working on the old adage that
sucker" Is born every day, two san
Francisco bunko men inVeigled Louis
Gilbert, So yeals old, a rancher OF
Ellensburg, Wash, into fake wire
tapping game in the Northern call
fornia city and succeeded in swlndllns
him out of $4,000 in gold.
The sWindle which occurred several
days ago, was not revealed until yes
terday, when Gilbert appeared at the
detective bureau in Los Angeles ana
told his story to the officers.
Gilbert, it appears, recently sold his
ranch of 100 acres near Ellensburg for
$4,000 He received 100000 in cash and
the balance in notes. He then decided
to leave Washington and go to san
Antonio, Texas, to visit sister, Whom
he had not seen for twenty years.
Gilbert landed at San Francisco and
near the Ferry building was hailed by
a man who introduced himself as John
Mcclure.
81 have seen you somewhere" said
the friendly Mcclure, 'and thought
would speak to you. Where did you
come from?
WASH" said Gilbert. Il sold my
ranch there and am on my way to
Texas"
This is indeed fortunate" said Nc
Guire. Il used to live at Ellensbure
and have friendly feeling for al
persons who come from that part OF
the country"
ENTER mir. LANE"
At this moment another man ap-
peared. Mr.. Mcclure introduced him
to Gilbert as Mr.. Lane, poolroon
man."
II have known Lane for long time
and he is all right" said Mcguire
Lets have a drink"
a After the drink the men went to a
nearby poolroom, where Lane won s.
on a 81 bet. More bets were made
by the sporty Mr. Lane and soon his
roll was run up to $500.
by George, that seems an easy
way to get money" said Gilbert. -
would like to invest some of my $4,000
in such manner"
"It's all in knowing how to do the
business" replied MCGUIRE. IF 1 heal
of anything good l Will let you II
on it,"
The following morning MCGUIRE ap
reared at the hotel where Gilbert was
stopping and in an excited manner told
the latter of a "sure-thing wire-tappinf
game, whereby a certain horse WouiC
be reported as the winner in race.
ITS so good that I am willing to pu
an equal amount and go into 1t witt
you," said the obliging Mcclure. Gil
bert offered his check for 100000 Nc
Guire, who then was joined by Lane
demurred and declared that only
ready cash was accepted at the pool
room.
The bank at Ellensburg then was
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
PARENTS FORGIVENESS
DENIED BY YOUNG KNOX

NEWPORT, R. L, April 12.-'I regret
to saw that the report that my parents
are reconciled to my marriage is not
true. Would to gracious it was" said
Philander C. Knox, jr., yesterday
Il love my father and mother, but
love my wife, and 1 am happy with
her. My going to New York to meet
my brother Reed started the false
report. am selling automobiles and
earning big wages. Ask my boss II
am not a star emnlova"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
BROOKS MURDER is DROPPED

The police admitted yesterday that
they are at sea as to the identity of
the men who shot and killed PATROL
man Brooks. and say the chances for
catching the murderers are slight The
suspects who were arrested on sus-
picion of being connected with the
crime have been eliminated from the
case and now the detectives have
given up all hope of catching the
guilty men and are busying themselves
in attending to other cases of less i'm
portance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
WINS OUT
Local Specialist Conquers Eye
Troubles

Few people realize the intimate re-
lation existing between perfect health
and perfect eyesight. The drain on
nerve energy caused by eyestrain Of
ten manifests itself in numerous bod
lily disorders such as headaches, diz-
ziness, indigestion, nervousness, etc.
If you have reason to believe that you
are suffering with eyestrain it will pay
you to consult Dr. Jesberg, 1928 Secur-
ity Bldg. who by scientific methods
corrects the defect, He grinds lenses
to suit the peculiarities of each in
dividual eye. If your eyes are not
comfortable. call on this specialist,
he charges nothing for consultation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13
THREE GRADE SYSTEM
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SIS
Good, Better,
Best"

All that the name implies. three
prices TO choose from at SIS. wide
range of clever conceptions in classy
suits for men and young men at $50
suits tailored for us by Carson Meyer of
Rochester, N. Y. the perfection of fit
and finish. fabrics that are exclusive
and high toned. possessing all the ear
marks of the first class custom tailor
at s25, the best garments possible to
produce at any price, beautiful suits IN
gray and dark tones in chevots, tweeds
and casslmeres; tailored as the finished
workman only knows how, and htted
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have proved our success" and at Slo'
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Greatest value obtainable at our store
THE THREE GRADE SYSTEM"
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