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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
SELL
 BARRY TO BOSTON

Boston, July 3.-Jack Barry, the Mer8den boy who graduated from Holy Cross college to a place with the Philadelphia Athletics, has been sold by Connie Mack to the Boston Red Sox- President Lannin of the Sox says the deal cost him S8,0OO Barry will play second for the Boston club and will help the teana's chances for the pennant. This action is in line with Mack's policy to get rid of his high salaried men.
 Crop damage caused by the hail storm in Nebraska on Wednesday night is estimated at $3oo.o0O.
 presidential proclamation in advocacy of the exposition to be held at Richmond July to 25 as an il- 1ustration of the achievements of the negro race was issued from the White House.
 More babies were born in Greater New York during the week of June 6, 1915, than in all France during the same week. In New York, 2,Soo birts were recorded during the week, against 356 fn France for the same period.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
sTANDING OF THE CLUBs.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY. Brooklyn in Newark. Buffalo in Ba1tfnnore. Pittsburgh in Chicago. Kansas City Tn St Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAyys REsUTrs
STANDING OF TFTE CIdBs

IIIe IadeIphla-Boston. game was 'stponed on account of wet grounds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 At Newark R. H. E. Brooklyn g. 8
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
GAMES TODAY.

Washington in New York CD. Philadelphia in Boston CD. Chicago in Detroit Cleveland in St Louis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03

Snow was reported by farmers near Junction City, Kansas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03

Newark ...5.--.. 2 12 0
 At Baltimore Buffalo ... S-11 3 Baltimore ...3....S. 0
 The Chicago game was postponed on account of rain
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY,s REgTTTs

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 At New York R. H. B. Washington 0 2 9 New York |
 At Deroft- Chicago 9 Detroit 4 .. N6
 The Boston Philadelphia games were postponed on account of wet grounds.
 The St. Louis Cleveland game was postponed on account of rain
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RECk & soE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03
International League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
COUNTY commissioners
ADJOURNED ON FRIDAY
Term Has Been Important One VIII
Meet February - Ia special
session.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
VI REGISTRATION IITs IoR
HONI ECONOMICS WEEK

AUSTIN. Toy. F,H. F.. o. cor
t,HIH. ul Urrnucou. Impression
urad broadcast throughout ht
toto i0 b.. effect thu rHsiration
I aHu1 hg charged nf those a-
Hfur DO. University lIam, E,ouo-
n.r Week Hi Austin beginning
February . tHr department Of
Dom 700. E.nuoWt o. tI, uut.r.
IfN under ahu.. spice. tho week
u b. l,ld fH,. Hlt tE. De.
.... .Nulhit aUt general training
H. iN N,et 500. BE-. t. u.WeN ue
NHw,rHus lWr.e Hra being r,.
ln.I Hy iH' Department official
l0r Information concerning th, week
ae H..l ls many request. 0or copies
.. far urnEram of tHD lectures to
., given Iurtu. ODE, Npek
1H. Rom, clubs cot T..as Hf. %
H. represented 8f che V,eE Ny MANY
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learning s.i.Hf.l. HsfaaH 200 appa
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
AMARILLO TEAMS
WINNERS At VEGA
EOYs WIZ NJ TuCtNCA Rf
WHILE GIRLS SUFFER-
CRI -HnNG DErEiT

VEGA. Tnas F-b BE- Hy q
score n o. 900 g. the Amarillo High
school boy defeated fhc Vera too
aaro no afternoon while me girl
played @ limo came which Ia.
played OF lulr'llo winning . no &.
1rn ramo aprH platiI outside and
if lind lat.rfefrf r1u l.rlbi.
win tnt pIHr Fe'p.nF 600
i1H
Tho visitor ltii on thr pc..
Drpni TOR furum,ar where they
nIIl play fhD hD5 ard r.r team
tomorrow
Vega entertained tun AMARILLO
people hy o reception boo fhe 0bby Uf
fho nloiol oldham. which Ha co.
tended by about GO people Including
lhe visitor and their thaDerlnr
20 The rirI ame. principal Wl.
il1ms referred while Judge Madison
aupired MORGAN referee tp.be
boy game while william enfrI b..
umpire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
ohir school Board rrot

MBUS. %. Feb De- Pro-
fssIs ardlns any reduction iu The
aE rates that will tend 90 reduc.
IHe revenues of the common chual
OBJ fHr STATE. we're voiced 600 today
meeting az the Association oI school
Hntl Members II ieire1 tHaf
proposed reductions misb' cr1mp th,
.HooI ippropria ion aud ... 1nol
heads uggesi that the educational
interests be ALLOW 90 nam tHe TAX
l..0. ment for schools Tho wt mher~
from various ci.ios believe tho tate
should aid the city a. we'll a. tho ru-
900 obools. and suggestion was
made hat a teacher pension fund
He established 10 separate t'aoAsrs
from The operation 81 the vorkmeu b.
.nmpen. alton act
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
RAID RECALLED
PHANTOM BATTLE
-NiLL BOOK PRINTED ~ 1919
IOfD o. BAIflE ~ Mr.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13

TUrTMCAnI N ". IDU D. N
tho combined ramw here tonight
httWoen thr AMARILLO aud 1ucumrar
h'rh ch0ol team OF boys and gr
ihr Ipeal s.rs defeated thr Aqua.
r.ilo team hs the score 90 40 100 lu.
while tho visiting boys carried 0il
lhr hnnors 20 thr tune of 30 fu -.
Madison made most Of tur 0Dr'
ior fbo Amarillo BIOS while hue
Wnugham msin lI tho Oor Tor
tho Amarillo rIU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
IIEST int5 SIM 'NE
NEI;iNI> " NNNRIIIG

a. caldwell local DEALER Tor
OBJ. IHriU Davidson motorcycles rs.
.t,d th. uII 1913 moiorctr.,
side car 90 arrive Boz imarIllo To
car o. Nuiif aiong bar ifomc lines
ald ha. attracted much attention
inre ts arrival d has au adIlstl-
bir tread ffom forty four 20 nfiy.
BE- inch. making BE- practical f0-
travel over ans au1 40 kind 0f
road whether smooth or mtiv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
WILLARD PRACTIcJNG
To MEET JOHNSON


"CtMP WILLARD near Yslet
Texas. Fcb % -1ark Curiey. pro-
rffar 0f fuc champion ship fight
aI JACK Johnson and Iess Willard
has received letters from Gen Pan
.nU Villa. practical dictator OBJ
northern MEXICO and Dbl brother
81 nD0Hfe that they HiIl guarantee
nrY.aIou Further. they 300 rem
H.r 900 .I.laura they cau 90 bring
afI tt- fight fully inasmucA
ls Con Villa controls ihi- part of
Mr..l. fbr threat nf Cen CaIfanla
srlIrsf Johnson riI have little
force Johnson WlIl be- me- pro'er-
tnd by Villas troop when be-
reach. Iuafsl
GUa EIna vl receive 100 pcwni.
4r IIt8ntaRs from the Isnf other
than what aDes to hlm from his iu-
t.re ZOO n.aI amusement enter
pr lH other word here 600
Illr iUtI Curi+g must pay 20 i0f ol
.uN t0 M,,IU1r genera and
bandit llr elii baf mt much
apparHuIf, tn make money ou The
irh' Do wero handicd 0n the
American Side
Willard b. hard 60 Wurly llc
adad through seven miles nf mud
and rain if daAn the other day
rho Weather has been bad and he
luI. bed uitn q hundred ydri sprint
Then Doc rolled up Boz several heavy
blanket ana steamed out boz front oi
rnr open Fireplace iu the cottage
Th high altitude has been both
.HF hi long little uui nor
uolsh fO cause ua any worry VII
lard O. Trojan for work llo Is "a.
,uil uI lIir and energy young
.uIf
Manager Iun. called of lbr aft-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
AZ The Mission.


\ Daed meeting ol tt Amarillo
Motor .lub viii be- h,Id Boo Dee
chamber of Commerce rooms This
afternoon at 3 O'Clock whom Hr rl'r-
lion o. Officers and Other important
nu u, matters VIII demand % uil
attend
3. &. HARDING.
rr. dent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13

Matinee
Animated Weekly .. IuItpr .Il
The Defeat OF Father Joker
Lizzie. Escape ..... O. $50
Wood Ray COMPANY Boo rtir
OF Liar
Jess. orchestra
Eyyniu
lih .ut'riainm.uI
~ The Mission.
Wr.kl 30 y ..... Mutual
How Ul1,l Got Even, IiNu reoiI
............... utie-. BE-
THp U.uh Dice. .tNU Tsru ....
........ ..... H..aH..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
Medical Directory

Members Of the Potter
County, Texas State and
American Medical Amocia-
lions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13

Mrs G. g. BRADY returned vostcr-
day rom Gainesville where she vas
called on account OF the farious 900
ness of her father. r G. Rome who
las formerly a resident 90 Amarillo
She reports that he has practically
recovered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13

The Cathedral thon. % iuIuI'
finest musical 'rc nf
.hc season go thr Grand .urH.
night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13
PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
CEONS
AMARILLO

r. D. ClST. NJ d
d. r. HANSON NJ -
f A. JOHNSTON. NJ D
&. T. LAWLER NJ y
W. A. LOCKETT. NJ D
a. r. LUMpklN, VI -
r. l. M'MEANS. VI y.
W. ID. PAT TON VI ID
c F. RANDALL VI d
l. RASCO. NJ. D
G.. T. THOMAS, NJ d
G. T. VINEYARD. " d
6 p. VINEYARD NJ d
r. l.. VINEYARD " y
K NJ. WAL T. VI ID
J. r. WRAT fER NJ D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-13

Daily News want ans must be ac-
compauied hy the CASH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
WEEK ENDERs SHOP AND DINE
They Also Dance and 90 ia Thrn-
trr>-strrt Home To-ia>.

Tho Win hgtun wcel. enie"" who are
seeirC Sew York closed their second
night 10 the metropolis with - supper
danc, at Castles IA tho -r. Stri".iy
speaking tho c,,sc wa cary this morn
ing.
1t was go .t~ you plca4e with the
VISITORS yesterday morn ~. there being
no set piogrIm;n, Most IF the twenty
ole wives ~ III" party went on shopping
expeditions. Luncheon IN the rose room
az Ia, ilniri As:or was Flowed ny a
visit To- the t.prpdronc. where "ti'p-
1iip-tinoray' was enjoyed. The parry
diteh 1T 'N" Fillmore. ;h"n went L. see
"iiit-the-''r Holiday a. tie Aston
Theatre. the supper dance fol'0wing
har eS Narunr Of the charles War
me- 'ompau. Of Wilmington took oc"a-
sion N,HJordIy t. .uppltmc'.t IN" prof"S'
by JOHN J. itlskph regarding the adj
vance notices gwen the Wilmington
party.
This stun printed about Us g. ID plcE
of les" n" said. EVER man in this
party .s B, quiet bus ross nan ana we
are Eu' Der, to- scatter gree backs along
Brugdwa.. tIr wlvcs are ashamed 90
lei il IS kunyu They are members uI
the party i'l,r having read N" eN-
traur1 nary newspaper accounts Of tn"
trip
Tho visitor will drivo ont to Si,uytcu
Inyvil Tor IuG "hrou to-day and viii
board a tram for Wilmington at . 81
III the afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
REPORT ON TAXATION.
Excess Condemnation rInu IN
NOrrd b. Mayors Committee.

Tn" committee on taxation appointed
l.! Mayor Mitchell has submitted a
Favorable Tcrprt on excess ooudemua-
ton. such "Nnrs~ condemnation. II *
believed, viii enable the city to con-
troll ~. character of buildings erected
OF niintairri on thoroughfarcs which
have been improved at great public
expense and IA the Same time will en-
able the municipality to get back either
through favorable leases OF sales a
large percentage OF the cost OF the inn
pIDNenltui,
Under This system the city instead
OF r~ondemuing just the amoun; OF land
necessary for the improvement would
condemn = sufficient excess to make 1t
possible to imuose conditions for tn"
erection OF new structures ~ even to
rcapportion los In such manner as
would insure d desired character for
any particular ncighhurhood. The plan
has been worked successfully In Lon
don, Paris md Vienna. The process
is legalized under a constitutional
amendment adopted in 1913
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
Sing sing INMATES
ON JUNKETS ALONE
New Charges Of Laxity Of Dis
cipline to Be Made Against
Osborne.
PRISON TRIALS DEFERRED

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. Nov. 27.-Dls-
erict Attorney Weeks admitted to-day
hat II would take the Grand Jury now
investigating affairs at Sing Sing prison
about two weeks longer to complete it's
work.
1t was reported to-day that the prose-
cutor had evidence that one or more
convicts We're allowed TO go to New
York or around Ossiuing without a guard
n this fact may he submitted to the
Jurors 10 show the laxity in discipline
under Warden Osborne. rs charged by
Superintendent of Prisons Riley in a
letter to Mi. Weeks several months ago.
1t is understood now that the con-
vlcts indicted by the Grand Jury will moi
be placed ON trial until their terms ex-
pirc. Mr.. Osborne has been anxious to
have the trials proceed Immediately in
order to show by his own Witnesses hat
some of the prisoners have been franz
ing him up because they did not have
the liberties some of the members of the
n system enjoyed.
Although Nathan kdplun, known a.
Kid the Dropper, now under Indictment
for n serious felony. expected t. bc tried
On December Is. he has been transferred
to Clinton prison. Corporation Counsel
Thomas +. Currau OF Npukers, who was
assigned 10 defend him, said to-day that
he would get "A writ Of habeas corpus
from Justice Morschauser in the SUI
preme Court on Monday So that Kaplan
may be brought back to the White
Plains jail. IL want to confer with him, "
said MIR. Curran.
Warden Osborne to-day flied his re-
turn to the alternative writ of man
damus obtained against him by Dennis
j. Kelly. formerly foreman of the prison
printing shop. who Is seeking reinscate-
ment. Kelly contends that he WAS IL
legally ~removed TO make room for Il
l0liticar ~favor!:c Of the warden.
MIR. Osborne in his answer denies that
the reason assigned for the dismissal OF
Kelly WIS tot made In good faith or
that the ground "a .ueilic.cuc! WAS Il
colorado and unlawful device. lie says
that Kelly was wholly unfit 20 perform
the duties a. foreman and THAI &c fritz
tered his .mc away III trivial matters"
II was reported to-day that the GranI
Jury would hear N3rGon p%shorne's sid-
OF the N''..us charges made against his
mnnaremeai during the las, of mes,
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
FILM SHOW FRAUD CHARGED.
Investor says "Big uit~" Stoci.
HAS Proved OrthIrss.

Victor Perez Of IA West Forts -tfth
street was arrested yesterday on - civil
order Of supreme court justice ,iiegcr-
ten and held by IA" Sucr.ff under $500
bail I'm q SUIT Of Samuel Giusoerg to
recovor $4,000 ON tn" ground OF fraud.
Ginshcrg alleges thai on August :
last The defendant adN,r''.Cd for "A part
her In a business paying large profits
IN renting and selling moving picture
ilms The defendant represented that
he owned films called "'orty Years in
Sins Sing. Win Lieut., Charles Becker.
Dangers of Working Girls and the
White Slave Traffic" and "Mys,rrios Of
New YORK CHINATOWN" He represented
mat they would make $50 4 DAY profit
They Incorporated 'Vic's Biz HIS" of
wnich the plaintiff got s2.3OU stock.
'ilnsberg alleges that the stock is worth
less and mat al! the property owned by
fepez IN not worth more than $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Cameras arc now on the Sec Floor. Never has the floor been
ond Floor just as you step off the SO popular!
'" % ''"'"' These arc only a few Of the
Things for the auto from preparations that have been
horns to fur coats. have been made for ve,rv is, 70 Macy's.
~ III" P"s u" !" Scores and scores Of salespco-
".o" 1907 PIE have been added to our
kindergarten supplies china force and trained to know their
painting outfits and artists ma stocks and serve Q, well
'"'as "e W GOT Men and women have been
y" 'o" added to the "Carnation Squad
travelling Bags and Trunks until the number Of those whose
ar also on the Fourth Floor duty it is to direct your travels
now-at the centre. n, Mocv's ;nsu,cs olmos, n n
And Toyland-bis wonder over-suficency Of expert guild
full Toyland is on the Fifth ancc and assistance.
Everything we could do we have done. But you
may assist in making your Holiday shopping enjoyable
by coming to the store as early as possible and by being
explicit when asking for directions. Ask for exactly
the article you want and you will receive accurate
direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Scores Of scarce. scat
ter-size rugs are offered
in different WeaveS and
colorings.
Many medium, room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Cross Fox Set illustrated. dark.
sllvery coloring. Double fur scarf
with head. paws and tail. Smart
mutt. STA
Black Fox Sets. double fur
animal scarf and melon muff.
very lustrous. S39.75
Black Fox Sets. animal scarf,
melon muff, very silky quality,
very luStrous. S6Q.75
Silver Kit Fox Sets. animal
scarf. melon muft. $59.75
Jap Cross Fox Sets. shaped
fur scarf. melon muff. $44.75
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
Other Perfectly
Matched Fur Sets

Satisfaction assured through our
system of matching skins perfectly
As to quality, length OF fur and tex
ture before working them into sets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Silver or gold lame and tinsel
lace. ie inches wide. On white
or black silk net. 89c yd.
Net h~ouncing embroidered in
colors outlined with tinsel. 1e
inches wide. Copenhagen. blue
sky. lavender. white. S9c yd.
Silver or gold lame and tinsel
lace houncing on silk net. Dis
tinct patterns. ~ 10 p IN. vide.
$l.29 yd.
Nacy's-,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Those who arc unable to do their Christmas
shopping in person may leave their orders at our
Booths in the Grand Central and Hudson Terminals.
Orders placed before 10 A. M. will be ready at
the booth by 4 P. M. same day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28
Authoritative Fashions i'm Furs
For Christmas Gifts

FrS are always deeply appreciated gifts. and this year they will be doubN
welcomed. as they unquestionably are 1.-The mode of the moment" The
designers have eXerted all their ingenuity in attaining smart effects. and
all the newest models are found in Mays Fur Department.
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SmartneSs OF Inc and superior
~ of material distinguish H.,
Hudson Seal dyed muSkrar cont
IN the illustration. The fun flt't
from shoulder to hem Is a,ta'-
tuated by the wide baut OF re.l
skunk around the bottom OF 'H.
coat. Large skunk collar and
cuffs. Handsomely lined N'u
brocaded silk, and a shirred irN5-
pocket. Price, $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Net houncing embroidered
in colorS outlined with gold or
silver threads. On white or
black net. the light blue. plnt
or lavender embroidery is VERY e.
fectlve. No inches wide. $l.49 I'd.
Silk Brussels net. 81 in. wide.
Black or white. Mays usIa,
price Sl.24 I'd. Now CSC yd.
Metal cloths inches wide
in gold, silver. old gold. or
steel. Special at $l.9S yd.
ain Floor.
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Silver and Gold Laces
Everywhere

Lace with its silver or gold threads is a most i'm
portant item of ~garniture in present fashions. An
evening dress to-day and likewise its ~petticoat simply
must have tinsel lace somewhere!
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Moves" For Your
Advantage

The Stores alive with the spirit Of preparedness!
Whole departments have been moved from one floor
to another to make your Christmas Shopping most
con venient and enjoyable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

size, Afghans are in
GUIDED.
On the most wanted
rugS-the scatter-size
BeluchistanS. GuendjeS
and klrmanshahs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Direct importation en-
ableS us to offer YOU these
superb linens at a trifle Of
what they might cost YOU
elsewhere.
y presenting her with one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-28

Battleship Gray Fox Sets.
animal scarf. melon muft. 1875
Blue Fox Sets dyed. chin
chin collar. or animal scarf. melon
muft. STATS
Sitka or Taupe Fox Sets.
double scarf. melon muff. extra
fine quality. $69.75
Slate Fox Sets dyed white
fox. animal scarf. and melon
muff. $685.
Red Fox Sets. selected skins.
double scarf, melon huff. $46.75
Pointed Fox Sets, lined or
double scarf. pillow or melon
muff. $69.75
Fur Goats
Hudson Seal Coats dyed
muskrat). ! length. Naring model,
made of selected skins: collar.
cuffs and wide border Of finest
skunk. Sl96
Leopard Skin Goats. Z length,
full models. Beaver collar. cuffs
and belt. SI79
Hudson Seal dyed muskrat)
Coats, rippled back model. 4
length. Real skunk collar:
or. beaver collar. cuffs and
border. $3.50
Caracul Goats. 4 length,
model made of selected skins.
Skunk collar. SI29
Hudson Seal dyed muskrat), !
several smart models in both
q and q lengths. Semi-titted or
rippled backs. Some with real
skunk collars, cuffs and bands
around the hens. SIG