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Evening star., 1919-09-21
Tags His Chrysantheums.s =

He found him writing on several
scores of little wooden tags the names
of his favorite chrysanthemums He
hadn't been out of his garden forty
eight hours and was even then not
wasting any time about continuing his
fayorite recreation.
That recalled a visit paid to the
same Office q few months earlier.
number of newspaper men from the
press gallery were lowering around
Mr. Mann to get his views about the
republican reorganization and legis-
lative program. They found him in
jovial, care-free mood, and as he
beckoned them into his private office
he promised to give them something
worth while" A few of the less
seasoned started to take pads of pa
per and pencils from their pockets
those who knew Jim" Mann better
were suspicious-for he has never
been the kind to court publicity, es-
pecially in advance of action. He
has always done things first and. if
necessary. explained their significance
afterward.
Jim Mann passed out to each
newspaper writer can of corn or a
jar of preserves-every can repre-
senting fruits or vegetables which
Mr. Mann had raised himself and can
ned himself Some of the members
have been kidding me about my gar
den, and l just brought in some OF
the crop to show them" he said
and that was the nearest the boys
from the gallery got to a story from
him that time. They found out that
the CANNED stuff was worth while"
however, for it tasted mighty good.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Mr.. Cannon's Nom de Plume.

One of the best known men in Con-
gress. whose name is loved through
out this country and whose name will
go down in history, was amazed the
other day to find that for years his
name has stood in black and white in
an important biographical work as a
delusion and a. snare.
He was reading the biography of the
great Speaker Thomas Bracket Reed
for whom he has always entertained a
great admiration, and this caught his
attention:
cards, although he occasionally play
ed; and on going out for an evenings
game he sometimes delighted to affect
a ruse to explain his absence On
leaving home one evening he said to
Mrs. Reed: I am going to call on the
Italian ambassador. Giuseppe Canoni.'
A few evenings la.-- hA repeated the
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Garden His Medicine.

writing labels for his chrysanthemums
he was not surprised. and he was treat
ed to some homely philosophy and some
vital truths about living. "During my
years in Congress 1 have worked pretty
hard" said Mr.. Mann. Il was pretty
would take my mind off legislation
When night came if l went to bed with
my mind thus keyed up l couldn't sleep
That is when / did my best reading
Every night I'd read something that
would take my mind off legislation.
history. biography, fictpn, magazines.
had to do that, and then when l got my
mind relaxed could sleep like baby.
Now that my duties as party watchman
have been laid aside, l go out into my
garden. There | can think things out
undisturbed; / can mediate on life and
trace out it's devious ways. My garden
has been my best medicine and recre-
o<i
Evening star., 1919-09-21

servative or the, radical makes for
mental stagnatioh and an unfortu-
nate closing of the mind.
In sum. open -mindedness IL product
Of abundant and varied contact be-
tween mind and mind. 1t can be
gained and retained in no other way.
This is one of the most soundly es-
tablished truths Of modern psy
chology.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
TO KEEP 0PEN-M|NDED
BYH. ADDINGTON BRUCE.
fCopyright, 1919.)

Among human qualities there are
few more precious or more necessary
than open -mindedness That the world
today is in a turmoil of class conflict
is largely because men do not suffi-
GENTLY exert themselves to keep OPEN
minded.
Indeed, most men, SO far from try
ing to keep open-minded. take courses
calculated to narrow and close their
minds
One of the basic requirements for
observation-disclosures is commingling
with all sorts Of people Most men
virtually limit their social intercourse
to small groups of distinct types, and
are unconsciously Influenced to think
as the group does.
Thus socialists fraternize mostly
with socialists, trades unionists with
fellow unionists, clubmen with club
men. Inevitably a tendency develops
to look at life's problems wholly from
the groups point of view, with a re-
sultant loss in -mindedness. Or,
as the psychologist Peters explains it
in his excellent work on Human Con-
duct:
When all with whom we associate
think in a certain way, they exert a
tremendous force upon us to draw US
into the same outlook.
by their looks of approval or dis
approval. by their suggestions or by
their arguments they coax, bump, pull
and twist our 'apperception mass un-
til at length it settles into such equi-
librium as is in harmony with theirs
And then, Of course. since ones
mental attitude is SO large a factor
in determining what one shall find, we
see as they do"
The obvious corrective is a broad
ening of acquaintanceship, supple
mented by study of the views held by
other groups.
Instead of consorting daily with the
same groups of men, we should make
it point frequently to seek out and
talk with other types. The socialist
can learn much from the non-social-
Evening star., 1919-09-21
AMONG TIKI: CLUBS

| Dixie Chapter, Z. ID. C.. held it's first
day at Confederate Memorial Home,
Mrs, Paul i. Joachim, chapter presi-
dent, presiding. Reports were heard
from the various committees that had
been active during the summe,
months. Mrs. Goodwin d. Ellsworth.
chairman of the chapters Red Cross
committee, reported that while she
was in North Carolina she had had 6
number of rhododendron canes cut.
and these would be sent to the boys
at Walter Reed Hospital in the name
of Dixie Chapter Mrs Ellsworth
! visited several of the L. d. c. chap
ters while in the south and reported
on their activities in Red Cross work
a statement was read showing that
women of the south produced in the
; iworkrooms of the American Red Cross
nearly 100000 sweaters. rolls of band
ages and other articles that were used
| for the comfort and relief of soldiers,
| sailors and refugees during the war
National headquarters of the society,
! it is said, estimated the value of the
! articles southern women contributed
at approximately 25 per cent of the
total value of that produced in the
entire country"
| Plans were discussed for a rummage
sale to be conducted by the chapter
! in the near future. A digest of the
minutes of the last L. D. c. convention
| is promised by the president at the
next meeting, October Is. -
| POIyannn Club. No. 1. met Thursday
| evening at the home of Mrs. James
| Quinn, 1889 w street southeast Final
arrangements were made for chicken
dinner for the home coming boys OF
| Anacostia and vicinity to be given
| at Masonic Hall. October s. The club
was glad to welcome back one of its
charter members. Mrs. Mary Simpson
of Vincennes. Ind, who made the
m embers feel that she was equally
pleased to be with her old friends
again Five dollars was donated for
| the Crittenton Home. Election of
officers was postponed until the meet
! ing next month. There were twen-
ty-seven members present. The con-
dition of the treacu~v was most en-
couraging. Refres--.ents were serv-
ed.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
The Drama in Tennessee.
, the. Humboldt Courier-Chronicle.

From the Humboldt Courer-Chronicle.
Some of the ladies of this commun-
ity went to the show last week to see
the Good for Nothing Husband"
played Others had to stay at home
win The one they married.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Who, it is rumored, will be named as
United States ambassador to Germany
by President Wilson when the peace
treaty is ratified. Mr.. McAneny vas
formerly borough of Manhattan pres
porter of Mr.. Wilson and the admin
istration.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
THEIR HUMAN SIDE

same thing to Mrs. Reed: But" she
replied. L thought the Italian am
baSsadorS name was Count -.
No said Reed. it is Giuseppe Canoni,
vuigarly known as Joe Cannon
Evening star., 1919-09-21

The big men in Congress take de-
feated ambition like dead game
sports To see Champ Clarks big
frame 1ounging in the chair of the
minority leader and even when as
Speaker he upheld the war policies
or the President, no observer would
ever suppose that nearly eight years
ago in the Baltimore convention his
name was presented for the presi
dental nomination with a clear ma
joiity of elected delegates, that for
nine ballots he held the majority and
for twenty mine ballots his name like
Abou Ben Adhem's led all the rest
The President has had no supporter
IN the House more consistently, con-
scientiously and sincerely pushing
his policies.
having earned the office of Speaker,
according to the admissions even of
those who voted against him in eau
Gus, has effaced himself as much as
possible from the majority side OF
the House SO as not to cast his
shadow over his successful rival Tor
the office or to embarrass the man
who was chosen as floor leader the
post which Representative Mann SO
well filled during seven years OF re-
publican minority.
Out of Congress into the garden
out of Congress where men try to
make laws to govern the associations
and relations of men, into the garden
where he can best observe the natural
laws-has gone James r. Mann. ad-
mitted to be one of the Closest stu
dent of legislation and parliamentary
procedure who ever raised his voice
in Congress.
Mr.. Mann was back in Washington
the other day and the writer dropped
into his Office to talk with him about
tariff, cost of living. the railroad
problem and other vital and current
iSSpnS
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Arnica Cream. ...............S SSc
Aubrey Sisters Beautif1er,
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A. D. S. Peridixo Cream, the ia
- nous Peroxide, the mild skin
Obleach, two sizes, Csc and 35c
A. D. S. Cold Cream. .50c, 25c
Barnard's Violet Cerate helps TO
remove wrinkles, keeps the
skin firm; regular soc jars 39c
Barnard's Complexion Cream
removes freckles. pimples and
blaclheads; an excellent 81
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Barnard's Double Strength
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Blair's Cucumber Cream,
OSc, 55c and 25c
Camphor Ice, tubes or boxes 1Sc
Charles Flesh Food. ....... 45c
Colgate's Cold Cream, greasy or
nongreasy; tubes. 49,. Zoe, 1Oc
Daggett & Ramsdeii Cold Cream.
tubes ........ .42c, 21c, 1Oc
Evening star., 1919-09-21


Reliability, accuracy, puri-
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guard the public and no ex-
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Our compounding of pre-
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tered pharmacists who thor
oughly understand the prin-
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We manufacture all our
pharmaceutical products and
submit all raw materials to
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using.
Our label is our guarantee
for the very best, Of COM
pounding. Not how cheap,
but how good, has always
been our aim.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
The Best Deodorant

-. Odor-Sweet is a harmless cream,
01SEA which completely neutralizes and de-
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A-1sive perspiration.
l.s....sa It changes this offensive odor-
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W.E1-- makes it odorless and keeps you
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Apply small quantity in the
pits or between the toes just after the bath-and
you will find Odor-Sweet ole of the best ~.
preparations of its kind Observation-Disclosures. ZCC
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Purify Your Blood

. Meritol Blood Purifier. An efficient al
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Ml and wherever lowered vitality shows it
iaNl self by cutaneous Eruptions. Pimples.
. .Yl Pustules, Boils. Blotches and Ulcerations.
: MI It's not too late to start in on this won
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~ $1.oO size. ..... IT.
~ Three Bottles, 500
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Graham's Violet Talcu1n

It is pure talcum combined with
boric acid which makes it healing,
- cooling and antiseptic. Does not
EETTTH clog the pores, but gives you a
III ISik clean. comfortable feeling. Keep
HESeSssXH can in the bathroom, and the more
Hk xssS,41 N you use of it the better you will
KAHHzzN like it, Put up in full-pound
WU sprinkle-top boxes 35c Or
Evening star., 1919-09-21

D. & R. Cold Cream, jar
81 90, 79c, 42c and 32c
Duchense Almond and Cucum-
her Crcam will heal rough and
chapped hands; regular 7Sc. SOc
size ........... ..'...... ~ ~
Darma Viva SOC
nerwillo Soc
Eanav's Cream. .23c
Elcaya Cream. 60c jars. 49c
Egvntian Cream. .45c
Er0stiIla 2?c
Graham's Peroxide Cream. will
clear the skin: beautify the
complexion 2sc
Hndnut's Marvellous Cold Cream,
Soc md 25c
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream
! S5c and 42c
Kinds Cold Cream. 23c
Hagee's Magnolia Balm, 75c size,
38c
rneram's Milk Weed Cream
zoe and 42c
Jereen's Benzoin Lotion. 49,. 29c
Evening star., 1919-09-21
A ComDlefe Stock of Toilet Creams OF

Penslar After Shaving Lotion
Csc and 35c
Penslar Vanishing Cream
Csc and 35c
Pompeian Massage Cream.
73c. Soc. SOC
Pompeian Night Cream,
G9c, 32c and 23c
Pompeian Day Cream. 49,. .43c
Ponds Vanishing or Cold
Cream .........4 &c and gle
Packers Charm. -. 45c and 23c
Penslar Velvetone, an excellent
liquid face powder; flesh or
Queen Anne Lotion makes the
skin soft as velvet; two lSo
sizes, Csc and. .COC
IloSelHe SSc
Stillman's Freckle Cream. .4Sc
Sempre Giovine. .Asc
Vivaudau's Cream of Almonds. .95c
Woodbury's Facial Cream. .2Ic
Whites Cold Cream .23c
White'sSpecific Cream. Is : and z8c
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Coupon:

Japalmo Cold Cream
csc, 43c, 23c and 15c
Kintho Cream. 9Sc and Soc
Lucia Cocoa Butter Cold Cream
p.e:efses p. /. fses the . skin and act. 49c
Lady Mary Cream. m............ soc
Meritol Menthol Cream. excellent
after shaving. .-.-....- zoe
Meritol Almond Cream makes the
skin smooth and soft soc and 2Sc
Mavjs Cream SOC and 25c
Magda Cream. .4.c
Melba Cream. .ooc ana zoe
Nadinola Cream. 41c
Oriental Cream. ........... .$i.S3
Orohord White BE
Othine, double or triple
strength ...-... soc
Penslar Almond and Cucumber
Cream, healing and sooth- Sc
ing. SOC and. ~; greasy or e
mi shipg SOC size. 3Jc
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Graham's Compound Syrup Hypo-
phosphites, with Iron. Quinine and
Strychnine-as scientific preparation pos
mended as a valuable tonic and recon-
structive. in general debility. neuras- \
thenic conditions and wasting diseases.
Put up in full pint bottles. IOn
PEOPLES PRICE. IN
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Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you, your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage OF John Coleman &
Co.'S magnificent offer TO refund your
money on the first box purchased II
Wendells Ambition Pills do not put
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Bring the rudy glow Of health to your
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hood to your eyes.
Wendell'S Ambition Pills, the great
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headaches, neuralgia, -estlessness,
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kidney or liver complaints.
You take them with this understand
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and after taking one box you will
have your old-time confidence and am
bitlon or the druggist i'll refund the
price o. the box.
Be sure and get so cent box today
AID get out Of the rut. Remember.
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Delegates to the state meeting Of the
Knights OF Columbus at FaIrnont
made :: report 10 the local council al
meeting held last evening.
The Knights of Pythias held a special
meeting last evening to take final action
on tho purchase OF tho Shauh building.
Alva Ash. r. & o. fireman was fined
slOn arI costs and sentenced to serve
sc days in jail by Squire Lewis on
lio;nr charge yesterday.
Mrs. J. r. tah"y. spent yesterday in
Pittsburgh attending the funeral OF a
relative.
Mrs. c. Fisher has returned to her
horn. after a visit with. her brother in
Fa:rmont.
Gilbert Ryan. who recently returned
from overseas. has received his DIG
chlrSe and is home.
pr and Mrs. l.. RI. NcCuskeH have re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
Cameron
Master Jack Spoon Is visiting .re2a-
tivcs in Limestone for few days
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THIN, IRRITABLE Child
Gained Flesh, St-cr 9Th and Good n;
by II king VipQl.

Gained Flesh, St-cr 9Th and Good Ma
tire by Taking Vinol.
MiddlctoSn. Corn.-"I used Einol for
my little grit ; :sarS old for d run
down. nervous con'l;tion. $40 was ,hiu.
irritable all I'll" t:!u". and had no APP
petite. In a week l no: cad IN mproE -
ment and now she has Il good appetite.
has gained in flesh and strength and is
much pleasan."r 70 live with. --9irs.
&. 3. Wilkinson.
There is no secret about Eino!.- II
owes It's success: in such cases 70 Se"f
and cod liver Nrrt"aH$. !roa. anl nltn-
Sanesa prot"nC< ;tud ;;tyc"roDhps pnatcS
the oldcs; and MOST famous hoIy-ouitd-
ing tones known.
Hope-Dav!s Drug Co. Wheeling.
vinol is sold IN bridgeport. Ohio. by
Sclby & Reed. ard druggists every
where.
P. S.-Our SaX"l sally" stops itching
and begins healing /: crcc.
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ruDortant Event.

The regular meeting Of IN" Mounds
willie lodge Of EikS Will he held thus
evening. and some important matters
will como up. AlnonS them Will ~ the
final report OF III" c"rimtt"" on IN" pro-
Jet &c secure a new h"uI" for the lodge.
stems will 30 taken toward arranging
for Flag Day. tho solicitation ne funds
for the Salvation Army. and oIhrr work.
Applications tor membership will also
be brought up.
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rour ErlnntR

Four members Of the Eighth grad"
class of the c. Hdllc school Will II
graduated tl.,S evening AZ tn" annual
commencement ";r-cls"S N IN" school.
The COMMENCEMENT address will h. de-
hvercd by Hem G. F.. Carri@aA. president
OF ,hc board %: education and he will
also pr"SH'N tn" diplomas. y good pr'-
gram has boon arranged and tho attend
-.lnc, will h. large.
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Members of the Wounan's Christian
Temperance Union Of the city met yes
to-day afternoon in tho home OF Mrs.
Isaac Rodgers on Second street. The
meeting was we'll attended and short
business session was held preceding
short social hour. during which the hos
tess served dainty refreshments.
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Quarterly Social Eald.

The quarterly social of the Baptist
Young Proplc$. Union OF the BAPTIST
church was held in :he church parlorS
last evening. \ number Of musical So
Icctions and readings wore c"ntrihut"d
and n luncheon vas served. II was 4
most enioyahl~ ev.ut and repaid IN"
committee in charge for tn" efforts eN-
pended.
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Making Rsp9tN.

Work on repairing some OF The build
inSs OF the United States Stamping com
pany plant here is going forward. IN"
wofSduen are repairing the root OF one
of the big ware houses and putting
things In good shape generally for tho
summer. They Will finish the job In
few DAYS.
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Executive Committee Called

Monday afternoon NJ four o'clock a
special meeting Of tho executive COM
nli;tee OF the Rcd Cross chapter OF
Marshal, county Will b. held IN I'll" post
office building. business "f importance
will come up. \ call for the meeting
was issued yesterday.
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weather Conditions Interfere.

Indictment weather cor-1itons have IN
terfercd materially with the plans or
the county officials on thr road ini-
provement through the narrows IT was
planned at first to clos" tho road hay l..
and later 1t was decided 10 close il May
Is. Now the grading work has been dc
layed because Of tho had weather and
some materials have not yet arrived.
County Engineer S. II. Boaar says that
1t Will likely be tho middle of June be-
fore traffic is stopped altogether.
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New Era Club.

Members of the New Era Club Of the
First Presbyterian church were enter
tanned by the Misses Simpson at their
home in Glendale last evening. 1t was
tn. second regular meeting Of the club
which was recently organized and
Sh ort program was rendered. The time
and place for the next meeting Will be
announced later.
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I. O. O. F. DELEGATES HOME
PROM PARRERGRnRH

Local delegates to the F'ifty-fourth
annual session Of tho grand encampment
OF /. O. o. +. of West Virginia held at
parkcrsburg. Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week arrived home last evening.
They were G. H.. Smith. Of Wheeling
lodge No. l and John F>ncry. OF local
lodge No. u; Ross Marsh. OF WrllsbtIrE
lodge No. S. Others from this locality
In attendance were: H. F.. Remnant.
grand representative Of Southern Grand
lodge; Past Grand Master II. F. Woody
and c, P. G. P James Aenkermeyer.
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Mission Board.

The Christian Woman's Board OF MIS-
sions Of the Christian church will hold
meeting this evening in the homo OF
Mrs. Anna BisSett on Jefferson avenue.
Bushes Of interest will come up during
the earlr part Of the evening. and later
q social time will be enjoyed
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Will ENTERTAIN Circle.

Tho Industrial Circle of the F1rSt
PRESBYTERIAN church Kill hold Il meeting
this; evening in the home of Mrs &, Il
Peters, on Second street. 4 program
has been arranged and 4 very pleasant
evening is in prospect. All menipers
arc asked to be present
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Salvation Army Drive.

Tho NoundSvilIc lods;s OF Eiks are
heading a dr:-c t" s7,isH $".ono ;or the
Salvation arnt in Marshall county. y
big demonstration will b. held next
"Wednesday evening. y parade. will b.
held over tho streets az III" city ana
later an open air meeting will be held at
tho corner Of Third Strse: and Jefferson
cvcnue- with prominent orators on the
rrpyran.
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MOUNDSVILLE
nisd Mt HOSPITAL.

Mrs ". l.. Hammond 4 southern
Norton avenue. died "Wednesday evening
at the Glandale hospital. ;,tt"T an it'n"SS
Of a complication OF diseases. The de-
ceased - survived hy h"7 husband ana
two daughters us well us nor paT"aIS'
one sister and thr"r Mothers. mo tU
neral will take place this afternoon TX
2.ao o'clock, with services III the First
NJ F.. church, conducted by Rev. e. u.
Slater, pastor OF IN" church.
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Interesting Meeting.

tration County and state affairs are
also being given attention.
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Every P. & Q. garm ent is
made at the great P. & Q. tailor
plant in New York City and is
sold direct to the wearer
minus the midlemen's profit.