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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
PLANS DRAWN FOR MODEL
PRISON TO COST $25O,OOO|

Plans are now beng completed by
the department Of public works 10 pre-.
sent to the Legislature, meeting in Feb
uary, the drawings Of model poni.
tentiary designed to supersede the pres
ent anuquated structure on "the reef. 70
While the proposed building win cost,
when completed, about s25O0OO, It has
been so designed that it may be con.
structed piecemcal, a little by each leg.
stature, as it Is needed until the whole
is completed.
The plans, which have been drawn
under the supervision Of Marston
Campbell, superintendent Of public
works, contains the most modern
thought which has been placed in the
construction Of prisons and is modelled
largely on New York's new criminal
detention stations.
The present plans include an elabor
ately drawn front elevation, including a
broad flight Of steps entering on the
second floor Offices, but these will be
softened down, The proposed prison
will, when completed, be in the form Of
capital V, with the right leg brok
en- of IN the middle At the joining
corner will be situated the Offices Of thc
warden. the property rooms, dark cell
and other necessary accommodations
the short wing containing the women q
cells and the longer one the cells for th,
male prisoners.
Easily Guarded.
Another wing IL 10 be constructed
con top" Of the left leg Of the V anc
Is now designed 10 contain other cells
but will probably be converted TO din
i. ingrooms and kitchens. The protected
court is commanded entirely from th'
broad window Of the warden's oiiic,
which Is al the angle and two tower
above the roof at this point will ale
command ii, besides covering boil
roofs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03

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an attack Bill BE- made upon II iUuor
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Asserted San Francisco viii Be
Where Government Next
Investigates.
IMMENSE SUMS INVOLVED
Alleged That for Fifteen Years
Importers Have Been
Double Crossing.

WAtHlNGTOE, December zI.-PBr-
iher Developments 20 che Investigation
NJ sugar frauds 10 connection uith 10.
derWeighiHg and daubaeka On dgty
paid, b. believed 20 be- imminent, and .
hlgh customs Official b. responsible for
ne statement, made here yeatefday.
mat The frauds which may be- Aaeanbed
~ Sew Orleans and Ban Ffaneiseo are
/, llhyle - eclipse lH MAGNITUDE tADae
winch were discovered in New Y0fk.
- DE- stated that by the time The
present 0fhnd jury has completed ~ IN
yestigation u the alleged frauds 10
eV orleans relating ~ sugar imports,
u viii be- found that far fifteen yeafs
fbe government hes ieen drffaBded our
" hundreds NJ thOusahds u dollars.
y wag ~ stpp this iHFesGgatiOn that
the sugar trust feeeDty Uttered ~ re-
fund ~ the government sT00O0g, IN
oBer which NAT declined by tie pf0se
cutting attofneys acting fof the g0vern.
ment
Ban PrsaeiscO Hszt
The Hezt Investigation follouiBg tho
One nan under my ~ Sen Orleans,
vii, N IL announced, be- 10 GaH Frau.
ciee0 IN that city, n IL aEzeIted, The
{ fgideDee VIII EaDY thar tle g0geFHmeBt
! has for yeafs been payiBg . draWback
! m Philippine sugar Wbicb entered fTee
Of duty, but later WaE exported ~ im.
/ pOrtef frOw Jaga and IN ULieE d1ty
/ bad been paid,
The Investigation % HeW INK bas
Fl. resulted IN prjggH feDtcpees f0T ggme
and has cOst the trust IN finer, refund
inRs aud other eKpeBses, millions NJ dOl-
lars. ~ HeW Orleans n ls belieyed
there vii be % repetition NJ tAe NeW
EoTk eases against the sugar trust
wa create gengatl0H.
But ~ 81 IN San FTapeieeO That the
4 eyes NJ tine Investigation aHd pr0zeeBt0Ts
me turned, aHd " ~ aEserted en-,
, phabeally that when the eyiGeHee ID
made public II vii create b eeBsatiOH.
. FOr months . secret probing NJ the
methods NJ the sugar importer bae been
! going On at the Pacific port and gfeat
mass NJ facts ~ detail bae been aeea.
mulated ~ bearing upon tbe proPosee
! investigation.
. ~ Sew Orleans Indictment afe l99k
ed f0r almost any day afteT the HsH
: year begins.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
IEMEgT IN IEhPQI

WAeHlhaiph pefmlHr aV
Fighting = lfpodqa hua iaia} haiefW
aWn Domingo ani nHl Wfl ihf
gQYfInWfuiH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Epidemic Nearly oVer,

The diphtheria epidemic is fast en-,
tering the realms Of the things Of the
past No new development TO disturb
The dreams Of the timid Health situa-
ton is reported by the authorities to
be very satisfactory.
In the matter of The expenses for sup
pressing the epidemieal diseases on
Maui, the trustees Of the "shippers'
fund" who have near 10000 at their
disposal, have agreed TO pay onehalf
Of the expenses incurred, and as the
territorial board Of health seems 10 be
short Of available funds at present, the
county of Maui will pay the other half,
with the expectation Of having the Ter
Titory indemnify the county later
a Thunderstorm visited central Maui
last night and left coat of snow on
the summit Of llaleakala.
The laying Of railroad tracks for be,
ginning the construction work on tho
knhulni bTeakwater is going on, pre-
paratory 10 taking rocks from thl
quarry for the continuation VI The
hroakWuter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
omcial Denials

lie denies that be "Iuiued the mer
cbaHts,V as alleged, OT eyer attempted
~ ruin them AHd thus with all the
other charges brought against him the
consul denies gpd continuing says;
"This piaiutin meyer, directly " In
directly forced, compelled, requJed or
oOereed any person ~ pcrg0Hs to pay
t0r such, Or any other census euumera.
t0pj was guilty VI no official, or other,
misconduct IN connection thereWffh, and
was guilty vi no dishonesty ~ fraud;
and that the said statement, f9Tced The
census enumeration 10 be paid vi and
concerning this plaiuGG as afgresaid
Was, and is, falge,n
III conclusion the consul states how
be was damaged and makes BIS demand
for the 100000, The complaint WA
fled and the summons ISSUED.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03

propriation 10 materially enlarge and
extend the same.
To extend the whnf az Lahaina, 10
that intcrisand shipping can lay along
side Of same.
Residence qualification Of county and
territorial officials be rPised 10 I'VE
yearsJ residence In the Territory and
one year's residence IN the county.
The enactment Of n primary law,
Appropriations for IN experimenting
farm at Nahiku and al fuia.
County supervisors TO be elected at
large.
District magistrates 10 he electiyej
II not, supervisors to tx their. salaries
Deputy sherifs 10 be again made
An armory for the N. O. H. at Ia
hama
County control Of taxation.
Recording Office TO be under tb'
| county, the county clerk 70 be the 70
corder eX oficiO,
Liquor commissioners 10 be the boar
Of supervisors. or elge provide for ap
peala Of license seekers from the boar
/ Of liquor commissioners 10 the board D
| supervisors
! Repeal the Sunday law,
Repeal Of widetire act,
while most Of these subjects me
with the approval Of the supervisor
legislators and leading citizens present
some we're not favored at all. The meet
ing adiOujrncd 10 Tuesday, January :
when the subjects for legislation WiI
agnin be taken mp and a fnal exprci
sion Of opinion made for the Ruidanc
" the Legislators,
The suggestion for yestinQ q large
share Of the control Of the publ
schools with the county was well n
cciycd by the county supervisors an
the Legislators present, only one gcrd'
man present objectinP on the PrOun
that the change might iHfuse polite
. into the school system, The suRPHstio
10 have local health matters and 81
poiutmeut Of government physical
placed entirely in the hands Of Nj
county was favored by all, and son
. desired 10 cut out the territorial boar
) Of health entirely from general supe
, vision
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
"EXAGGERATED"
ROYAL D. MEAD
Says FiIipinOs We're Thoroughly
Examined in Philippines,
but Not Hongkong.
From saturdays Advertlserj

~ have had no opportunity, so far,
to see the Filipino laborers who appear
TO have caused so much discussion in
Honolulu, that is since my return TO
Hawaii, remarked Royal D. Mead to
an Advertiser reporter yesterday after.
noon. "stil, I think that the reports,
as TO the diseases they are said to be
suffering from, are exaggerated some.
what. These laborers were subjected
to just as rigid an examination in the
Philippines, before being sent here, al
they were subjected to when they
reached Honolulu.
"The immigrants who were recruited
in Luzon were all examined by our own
doctor, who is on the payroll Of the
planters here. Doctor Fitzpatrick Is
considered TO be one of the best physi.
clans in the Philippines, and he thor
oughly examined the whole party.
Eyes month, heart and bodies were, in
all cases, tested and the immigrants
passed satisfactorily,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Upto.Date style.

Each cell will have sanitary accom-.
modations and the piping and other
convenience will be Of the most up-to.
date style. The prisoners will be re-
cciyed at the Jail on the basement floor,
special entrance being provided for
the women, whose quarters are secluded
entirely from those Of the men.
"The sanitary arrangements Of the
present prison, said M. Campbell yes
terday, ''nre q disgrace, and the sooner
they are done away with the better
While the plans for the proposed
building have been drawn for the
ground on which the present Oahu Jail
Il situated. they can be adapted 70 any
locality. and Mr. Campbell believes that
the new building might be better awsy
from the city. he also expressed him
SELF as believing that the present dis.
trict viii eventually become big
manufacturing one and that this instl
tuition shonld be removed from ite pres
ont location for that reason, If for %
other
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03

The building, other than the part
housing the Offices. viii be ike On i'm.
mense shell, being built entirely Of re-
ipforcod concrete pillars with nothing
but wired glass 10 series Of planes
pointing down on the outside in tho
intervals. While &c viii be impossible
10 break these, which take the place Of
windows running the full height Of the
three stories they will admit o great
quantity 0f light and as there are 10.
teryals Of space between each plane
the ventilation will be complete.
No cells will abut on the outside
walls. but will be built up 10 the center
of this outside "shcll - 10 three tiers.
Each tier will have gallery running
around 30. which in turn viii be good
distance from the outside wall. This
will leave moat around the tiers Of
cells. To escape from this tier and
from this gallery, q convict will have
10 pass through about dx doors before
be can even think Of getting out Of the
building.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Immigrants Looked Good.

81 saw the laborers and thought that
they looked a good lot; Doctor Fitz-
patrick signed a certificate as to the
immigrants fitness, and that was
satisfactory to ms.
"In Cebu the recruits were examined
by surgeon Of the Marine Corps OF
the United States, and the ones that
were sent on were declared 10 be all
right, The Filipinos from Cebu never
went to Manila; they were shipped, via
Hongkong, on the marine surgeon 3 Ger
tiacate. The immigrants from Luzon
never went to Hongkong; they came
via Nagasaki, 10 Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Mead in Typhoon.

Mr.. Mead was away from Honolulu
for three and half months, and he
had strenuous time while travelling
in the Philippines. On one occasion he
and o. A. steven were on bond the
steamer Hawaii, and were making their
way to a small island. They were over.
taken by a typhoon and the captain Of
the boat declared at one time that be
thought there was no hope for the YES,
sci. The blow was a terrible one and
while II was at It's height, the steamer
seemed ready to founder at any min.
nte. However, the Hawaii weathered
that storm and the labor commissions
ers reached shore safely.
The returned traveller states that be
did not 90 near any of the sugar es'
tates during his trip. He did not wish
! il 10 be thought that the planters Of
Hawaii wished, In any way to draw
labor away from where they were work
ing at some established industry
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
The Accusations,

Taking eaeb phrase of the circular w
itself, the consul, through Attorney
Mcbride, points ont its alleged libelOus
character which he ebRmabzes ~
" scaHd8loHs, defamatOry and mali
cious," The words, "f0Ycnd the zen,
sus enumeration 10 be paid " be asserts,
are 90 much as 10 say chat the consul
received money which he, as consul, had
no right OT authority 10 do, thereby
accusing him NJ official misconduct
Also that n accuses him Of dishonesty
and fraud
The assertion IN the circular that hf
"disgraced the GOuBtryV means, BE
eording 10 the plaintiff, that be bad
aisgraced the empire VI China, o. IN
Official representative.
Quoting further the consul says thai
the words III we fellow men do mol
consider o way 10 oppose him, our prop
critics and lives are ia o dangerous posi-
ton" mean that, according n lice 20
and others, their lives are IN DANCE
because of bis Official misconduct o.
consul.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
FILES HIS SUIT
FOR A FORTUNE
Chinese Consul Demands OF Hee
Fat Hundred Thousand
Dollars Gold.

u
One hundred thousand dollars is the
amount Of damages which the Chinese
consul LANG Kwo Wing, asks the cir.
cult court 10 award him against Hee
Fat, one If the best.known Chinese In
the Islands. The consul, through bic
attorney, Claudius Mcbride, YESTERDAY
filed o suit for damages 30 which be-
names that amount
The fling Of the suit grows out Of
the opposition Of large number Of
the Chinese residents against the con
sul, due mainly 70 the fact that the
latter sent the names of a. least eight
prominent Hawaiian Chinese 10 the au
thohties 81 PeknR, denouncinR them ID
revoiutioHaries.
a demand Was made upon the consul
10 know Why be should have sent these
names. and the consul, having refused
TO state just why be did, the Chinese
people have now rebelled, and disGW1
bin and demand Of the Chinese suth0ri
tieg 81 Picking that Mr. Liaug be re-
called.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Pears Dynamite

The consul feels that bic life ~ IN
danger, because an irresponsible Gle.
meut among the Chinese have declared
they intend 10 blow him up with dyna,
mite. At the cOngul's request Sheriff
Jarrett bas detailed two men 10 guard
the consulate premises One ~ sta.
TONED IN the front portion NJ the
premises and the other ~ the rear p0f.
ton, and no one is nov permitted ~
see the consul until after be bas passed
a satisfactory scrutiny under the eyes
of the secretaries end the police officers.
The consul sets forth 10 bis libel that
he has, since January J 1870 been the
consul for the empire Of China, aHd that
IIec Fat Is q resident VI the Territory
IN his complaint, which ~ . lengthy
one, the consul reviews BIZ official posi-.
ton here, states the facte 80 regard ~
bis orders ~ connection with the census
enumeration NJ the Chinese in Hawaii
and just what the registering fee VIA
] disbuTsed for, and then calle attention
20 the circular call f0r the Chinese mas,
meeting IN Aala Park, signed by He'
Fat aud Others.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-03
Possibly Tempered With.

'It is possible that the party that
came via Hongkong and which had toI
wait one week in that city, may have
been tempered with and the numbered
bangles that they wear given to other
Filipinos who then boarded the ship
and thus reached Hawaii.
"Another thing is that some Of the
diseases mentioned In the reports that
are going the rounds, may have been
contracted in HongkOng, and then dur
| ing the voyage across, may have re-
ceived no treatment, in fact may have
been concealed from the officers on
! board.
4 at is Just ns much, or even more, TO
the interests Of the planters Of these
Islands, TO get the best possible labor
and TO select healthy people for the
plantations. No rifIraif is desired and
ablebodied men are what the sugar
people want.
iThere is plenty Of available Labor
in the Philippines, and most Of the mer
are good for the work they arc Offered
n in Hawaii. Mr.. Pinkham is still il
. chnrge of the labor bureau there, AM
/ o. A. Steven is acting as recrniter II
/ the south
/ "The Filipjnos who reached Hawai-
! on the Mongolia were about event.
. divided Half were from the south an'
: the rest from Luzon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

w. d. Corsets, no better made in
America, all new and most correct
styles, in all sizes, start to wearing
these cOrsets and yOu will have no
other. Each 800, $3.50, $500 and
$500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

Ladies' PercaIe Wrappers Of good quality, 0Qn
assorted patterns each ..................JO C
Leather Chatelains, big assortment of up to
$500 values, we mean just what we say, 90
VAbOlC0 bbOO
Best quality table OIL Cloth in white and e
colOrs, yard ..................... lou
Ladies Kid Gloves, all new, the Simmons m
brand, best S1.25 sellers pair. ..........I IuU
Boys heavy ribbed hose, Iron Clad brand, a.
best 25c values going pair. ......... IJG
Tapestry PoFtiers In assorted patterns, q az
excellent quality, pair. .OGJJ
saxOny and Shetland Floss yarn, any e.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
LiveWire Shocks in Gowns

WOmen's Outing Flannel Gowns Of
heavy quality, these are cut gener-
Ously full and good quality E0n
outing flannel, each. ......OOC
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Live Wire Offerings in Dress Goods

Ono Of the most interesting specials o. thfs
grand showing Of plain and novelty dress goods featuring
&c., All that is b well here Batstes
and Novelty Weayes in variety Not yard 00
would sell ut Soc Take ehoice JJG
Dress Goods, every yard splendid showing TO-
$iOe values, plain novelty marked yard JG
Storm Serge in blue and black cocEs, Q
wide ana best $3.50 quality, going SALE yard Jul
Novelty Dress Goods for ollAFsRs dresses a.
ed stock Of desirable patterns, Xar JG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16

Announcement Extraordinary. OF great import
snce to the man who oOntemPlates new suit this
winter To draw q crowd and thereby increase
interest in our basement saIesrOOm we offer every
mans suit in this stock at discount Of rs to 1-2
price. It's great buying opportunity. For we
shall discontinue to handle mems Suits a. soon ~
these are closed ont. We unhesItatlngIy guarantee
every suit Of clothes to be perfect no matter how
low the price may be. The stock Il all new. the
stJIes the latest. The verdict Il make price that
VII close them out without delay 30 here they 90.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Underwear

We've pulled the wires Of trade very effectively
N this sale.
ChildreR's Underwear, heavy neeced lined odds
and ends in vests and pants, 20.
garment 's's.s..s.s 'ss...'. .s......... ~
Boys heavy fleece lined Union Suits in en-
~ -AAs1t sun ssssss.ssssss.s ..VVO
s. M' e nssy I SSed fleece lined Union 5e
Misses Jersey Ribbed fleece lined Union 9E.
suits In grey color, suit 5JG
Ladies' Jersey ribbed Union suits IN white en-
and ecru color. winter weight, suit. .......JUG
Ladies' JERSEY ribbed fleece lined vests 90.
and Pantss heavy weight gaFment. .......55g
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Womsn's Muslin Gowns

$3.50 and $500 values, we say
without fear Of contradiction, un.
questiOnabIy the best purchasing Op-
pOrtunity Of the season. Women's
fine long cloth gowns, beautifully
trimmed with lace and embroidery,
any style you may want. ...0Qn
each ........'....... OUt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Women's HandkeIchisfs

WUMGhS hdHukDIClllBIS
-FOUR SPLENDID BARGAIN lots.
Ladies' White HandkeFchiefs Of
good quality with marrow hemstitch.
ed edge. These are regular DC 91m
sellers, going each. .........G2G
Ladies' and ChiIdreR's fine white
Handkerchiefs In plain and colored
patterns, every one is neat, dainty
creation. Why pay Zoe when IA
these 60 each ..............VO
Ladies' and Mems fine white
Handkerchiefs, q big lot Of extra
good values, see the bargain table,
all piled out, 1nn
chOlco ....''''.''' ..'.'' - wv
Ladies' very fine hemstitched and
embroidered Swiss Handkerchiefs,
best 25c values to be found, 1Qn
going each ................ w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Down
Goes
Overcoat
Prices!

FOR DOWN EASE WENT
OUR BUYER WITH BUY.
ING ORDERS FOR THIS
LIVE WIRE SALE. MANU.
FACTURERs CLOSE OUT
THEIR SURPLUS STOCK
OF oVERcoATs AT A BIG
Loss AT THIS TIME OF
YEAR. OUR BUYER has
REEN SEARCHING THESE,
HOUSES FOR A Rig HIT
AT THIS TIME AND AS
WE WRITE THIS ADVER.
TlsEMENT GREAT STOCKS
OF MEMS HEAVY OVER
COATS ARE ON THE way
WONDERFUL OVERCoATs
WONDERFUL ECoNoJ
NILES.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Live Wire Shocks in Mems Suits

Mems Suits $685. This includes ali GOOD style
suits that sold at $40 and e12.5O all good pat
terms, suits that viii defy cold and stand 2 az
service. Special suit. .............Us JJ
Mess Suits eo.e5. We must force out these
suits no matter what the loss. Splendid quality
suits worth $40 and ef8, Dark fancy Worsteds
and blue serges, q most desirable lot choice q OK
suit sss.s....ss..s..... s..........U uUO
MEMS Suits sl2.o6 Look over this lot Of suits
at your ease and please. The ont Of the ordinary
charm Of buying them at z sacrifice win areet you
here. Here is lot Of ali wool wOrsteds and fsncy
Woolens, suits worth go and e22.BO, ~ OK
marked your choice Ikr5J
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-16
Here Is the
Reason

ONE MONTH AGO WEI
STARTED SALE ON MEMS
HEAVY ovRRooATs AT|
$685.. WE SOLD 1O1, THE|
ENTIRE LOT, SINCE THEN
THE DEMAND HAS BEEN
so GREAT FOR MORE
OVERCOATs WE WILL
THROW OUT FOR QUICK
SELLING IN OUR BASE.
MENT SALES ROOM 200
FINE AND HEAVY OVER
COATS FOR MEN WORTH
$15, CHOICE
S6.05 |
PLAIN BLACK AND NOV.
ELTY MIXTURES, HIGH
GRADE OvERCoATs THAT
WILL SELL ON SIGHT.
WARM, WIND DEFYING,
STURDY WOVEN SCOTCH
IN HANDSOME
GREY AND BROWN Eff
FECTs, sNUGLY LINED
AND STYLIsHLY FASH.
IONED IN THE VERY LAT.
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