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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

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DIR. 8ooefrop, % faitebe lig bpItertif
neb paa 8ulpet. Ntr. 8o6efrop
roabte:
"Spoo er Der ipeicn, boa0 er ser
bpnot?"
aammcrtienercn Charles for.
maaeoe finn at iremitamme DC Orb.
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life at iige mere. Mr. 8obeirop felte
9lobet ilie ior line Eren, iom ON
ban ifuloe faa ct apopleftiif Slag.
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funoe oog finn fortiGtte meb at ianre
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iaa ct iornuitigt Orb no al bcnoe,
men Siencren Charles ff COG be.
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ronbte Dtr. @oocirop. Gil @oliti
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og Sal / lit &opcb, III finn iplte Den
enc ipibenoe, brrnoenoe 9onfe:
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&on fom ino til Tolitiprpfcften,
ban fniteoe Zig / Ell Spneitol, % ban
fortalte, bbem ban bar, OF buorfor
ban fom. Yolitiprpfeften bsrte poa
bam og iagoe:
~@eo asnierc@- 9orten! Ger bar
hi en- meeet opgtig &olitlaaiiitent noe.
Sent ct 2ieblif, meoeuS itg t~elefos
nerer til bam."
Sem Minuter bar Scr. 8oocirop
olene. Sea fom 1rGfeften til6oqe
og iagoe meo ct beroligenbe emil;
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life en- lioen, blond @ltt, Ell Smule
bleg, flpot / bloo 6leiel og meo Ell
bpib 5ipr / en- liben 6iltbnt?"
50, 10, oct er bont. Oct er min
Gaoul.."
"Ni1bel, iao befinocr ban fig for
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bel, Der boloer I'll berthe / Sattig.
fporterct, og iom bar ppret benne hos
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floring ON 8utten. Ser bor Ie
bans Ibresie. San beoer Yierrou,
ban Dor | CALHOUN aoen / Sepail-
lois Terret og er omoanorenoe
&rGmmer. Haa ct ire STARTERS Sio
tan 3e bore oerltoe og bente 8ereS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
5or Cpermaal al
1triniyre
ioripg She @iaiams Treatment
50 % treoiue SoTs
frit

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psrituos Hpg taer gpvsoHbtr.
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Iris paa otH ppile. RUHlfDrt o. Stprts. bsHut BE.
b~aubltug aiDtr.
Tor al beutie. AT The @t1inms Treatment forori.
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andre Spgtoutme. oer ''gtbss CpsrrHaal ca ur.uiare.
u6eu SORTED hD0r tgOHti easr ba0roHatttt. hois ou
aibria bar 'orisgt The WlaiamB Irea,m eut. pl OF
aiDs og TO og trtbtpe Tots INT. aots bRIpu tIippe
no bette dDertisisHeHt % itubs bet Eieb bit Rlpu
oa DIN abrssis liant 10 seats lom oetnis Beta
liRa at port0. 3HbpatHirp 0. T. D.. til Ir. &. u.
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HRloiEg Gan pnmptoH. Conn. SeHo f,rar. o. BIZ
pi mootags * 4~aitspDit 10 on trsotpe EohB irt
90 uoCu JurpltGleg'er. Run en- State I'll faHlHg
Ubres'e sler 5GMills.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

Son. ga, oct er life roaet o~riitofra.
tiff Stem De finoer ham /, men oct
betpbcr 10 life noget.
0ci, Oct beteb / SonSbeo fife
noact. DIR. @oocirop tofteoc FOR.
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40 Sanger NED Tropcrue. iprnue inc
/ I'm gogn oe roabte 9lore8icn til
auiftn. Nau for after oiItco, o.
mems Suie og Mcuncifcr off iorbi,
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han life lrltgere blot paa at ifrabe
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fin Son ooelig. 6or 6remtioen
frmoc set maaife eubogioa iolbe BAN
ino at glcmme boaoc fine 8euge.
niiprer % at bcltiritige iia meo
StatenS Bel Blot Tor at tpnfc poa
lin Seus Sporagelic, o. ban bopoe
alIereoc bciliittet at looc lin 6aoerS
Seiter, Ell gamnlel Giqe ira 0ormon.
Diet, fonuue til Gori$ for at tage fig
al 8utten, ielp ON ioa oil set @af
al bans Sienerifab piIoc itos9erle til
benoc@ @onoefonebuc % beuoeS
lauolige Sprog.
9Iitencn bar folb og flar. @on.
fieren9 Iogn n1r fomnlcn ub gien.
mem ocn uenoelige @ouIcporo WaleS
herbcs, man bar lorbi bcu qoullc
SGin1iu0apolb, % otter DC clcgontc
% riqc &uie paa NouIcoorben iulgte
III isrit Sorltaoens Inngc, iorgeligc,
foloc @ooer, ina @cie, Wtnrfcr oQ
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mes eIenoiae Sfilrc, uogle Splog5.
plooie, en- straightforward og noalc
llbcbpQqeoe @rilnbe, bpor omuar-
brenoe @ieglere OF 8i9einere bopbe
fine imuoiige, iergeIige @ogne boil.
benoc. Mnn itauie0e, % pco Sfip-
ref ira @ognlpgternc ioa Wtr. @ooe.
iron, at man bar nonct Ill oelt
Yoresie, iom Yolitlprpicftcn bon0e
opgipet. Oct bar ct Sfur, mere emo
oct bar ct SltS, fottiot og ialoefpr-
higt, OF no al oct tranote mi Ell bsi
Wiono, qonife batter, meo ct brlnt
opitregct SperifiGg. San bar Ell.
armet, og l~llbtreicn@ pcnitre 9Grne
par rtllet op unber Armbuleu. San
lao poa oen elegarte &ogn % iagoe
ntllltert:
"Non, oct er bel Gem, iom er gar
I'll Den lille Ont. Sa, ppr fun life
ballge. Ger er life b0nDt 8utten
noget."
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at looe oen fremmebe trGoe inc,
'aqbc ban:
"@aa liot iaate, 9ernene iobcr. "
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Sen rigc 0tr. 8obefrup traoote iuo /.
s Sflpret ira en- baarligt lpieroe,
oieroe Yetroleumslampe, ioa Ban.
fieren Ell Sommobe, ct rulot goro,
bporpaa Der itoh noale Mooreiter, og
paa Wtaren TO Sarpetrpf al lloltiIIin.
gen / 1899 90 al General 8~oltlan0er.
Den cnormeoe Wnno fog Sampen og
liiteoe Jig paa Eaaipioierne ben til en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

Ncnmcr, ON De / bette Glebllt bopoe
flmuct lc Den itore Nolititer og 9srS'
mouo, iom ban lto0 her, onbt neo'
beict opcr 0en Wilstro, MA bite
BAN. Wtcn ban lfuloe uloe al glsre
oenue iattigc Ntonoa Vllotro III
fannie. San iaa nlercoe Eierron
/ Ell groabIan llniiorm lom 9ontbuo
me0 Gontin Wieoulien pau grpltct o.
lnco frc Sultno tSrnuc8 | Sen. 90
oct ifuloc nrrc ioroeu olIercoc lnlor
gen. 6or Ell Gangs StpIo ltlIoe en-
iottig Miano oog lie, at CT rig Wono
fuu boloc Oro.
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@obeirop laa parnlt, lon ON oei
6reicoc liz ON al gierc Ell 'tor Dor.
refining pon @erien.
~Sa, meo 3ioorc er oct en ulocn
SaQ" iaQoc SrGmmereu iorneict.
"bpia DC oil glsre nogct for ham,
pilbc oct gIUOe mig. San er Ell lint
OF opuoft 8ut, tiger Sprcrne /
Stolcn.
Wfcn pluoieliq oibreo Glerron 'ig
ielu, og / bans @lif lGite @ooeirop
oen 5anfe: "Noar oi9ic rigc 6olt
bar peuot oS Npggen. bar DC gIcmt
os iao arlmoiat, JON ON 81 oIorig
boDoc eriiteret.
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~euornleoc Wiono.
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oeru6. = oen 9lIoer iooer man trpat.
0an oil life pnagne. Wien ierit mua
Ri bel qipe ham Stsplerne poa."
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oageoe @anfieren berue beo Gami.
men, hpor Der brpnote Ell ipoq aof3.
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fine al @ieoeifino % 3ioores groue,
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bpcr al Dem lao en- SprGuemano til
TO Cons % et arGmerblls meO Suf.
ferteI.
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til at iope. vi andre peo 10 not, at
set er uoget 9orncfummeriuot, men
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meo Sulemonoeu. % GA ieg iaa par
bennc hos 8olitia5iiitenteu, fj9bte lea
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tiolig.
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irons aoloblo6igbeb og SmoSIigc.
oegt, og hpnb mon Tolltiterne, Der
aItio ! ham bapOe iect en- ertlGrei
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rer / 2iuenc. &c olloe tro, at M
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tilbaae meo Sapuen iulo al aft Del
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oen iorbauieoe 9ierronS 9lif laeo,
ban oct altinnmlen ioran 8erncne:
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ban arRmmerens 9aano. o. meo en-
Stemme, Der ifolp al opb Sep9gelie
Iagoe ban:
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ban paasner, % oele Dem meb 3ioore.
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% MI oil De maalte tro mig. mar
iea Tiger lem. at leg ifal tage mig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

buooc al Dem % ,3ioore - og iou
enoon bore Gem opbt tofuerrIig. Chi
DC bar life uIcne biulpet mig til at
iiuoe min lille Sea, DC bar ogiau
crinoret mig ON uoget, ion icg BOAR.
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liz at Der or lattige 6olf, ion ieg bar
6orpligtclier imoo. Wfen peo 6islc
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req bercrter olorig itnl glemme Oct.
ga, mine Gamer OF Serrer, bette
CT oct yRirafel, iom ~fulobproeoes
iorleocn 24oe December / oct MO.
oerlc, egolitiitc Qoris. paa Den 9litcu,
ou Oct Barn blcp fsot, lom lQrtc
Wtcnueifcue oct itore @uo: GIFT onI
8G'tc iom dig iclp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20

outs re liter "se;ura6. Fofen", GrHcr1i Den
I'll 9,Gboer cg aieuofe. SO Gem e. Tuner al
@laoet M % pa % fenper &c oS en- M
sJbouHeHt Hat pt nor n,oe al yadfleune Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-20
StDrfe, &raft
% MobulOcmbeO

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bra9t peo 3urdteo Sros % bets
no'tratte Salg (ost ouitaoes. at
ooer tire Wtliouer Wenusi'er aar
lts M Burger bet bar lebst til at
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
THIRD TOURNAMENT
FOR TURKEYS OPENS
ON SUNDAY MORNING
Members of Boise Golf Club
Will Again Play for Thanks
giving Birds-Must Play Off
Last Tie.

The tournament committee of the
Boise Golf club decided at a meeting
held with the board of directors We'd
nesday evening to stage third turkey
tournament at the Mountain View links
next Sunday morning. The same rules
will govern the third tournament that
governed the two former ones. Play
ers desiring to participate will pay
their entrance fee of so cents to the
starter at No. tee. Score cards will
be collected by him after the round is
finished. AS there will be no other OPP
portunity to play before Thanksgiving.
all tied in the tournament must be
played off on the same day. The same
handicaps will govern play in the third
, tournament as set for the second one.
In the tie for the second Thanksgiv-
ing bird offered in the second tourna-
ment, the three entrants. Messrs. King
Robertson and You'd must play 1t Off
next Sunday. If they enter the third
tournament the same score may be
used in deciding the tie for the second
one. There were 81 entered in the
second tournament and 1t is expected
that at least the same number will
play in the third one.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
DEBATE OVER TERMS
!. FOR BOWLING MATCH
Champion Jimmy Smith Insists
Count Gehgles Must Play so
Games to Win Title, and He
Has Right to Dictate.

John, alias count" Gengles, Is
Chicago's foremost bowler. He has
been knocking them all down, and now
ne wants try at Jimmy Smith OF
Milwaukee. recognized American bowl
ing champion. 1t Is likely they will get
together some time coon.
The champion has made the count a
proposition. and he will have to accept
u II he wants a mate. because bowl
ing has rot been standardized" as
yet anc the king pin can dictate terms.
smith has held the fonors since 1908.
CONDITIONS under contention are
these. Smith wants to extend the
match even 60 games. to be played in
SIX different cities. the total number of
pms TO count. Gengles in his challenge
invited the champion TO Chicago. for a
match OF 20 games in one night. There
Is considerable difference In the two
propositions but Smith will doubtless
have his way
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
SOMEBODY RAPP|NG
1T RICHARDS DOOR;
WHY, IT'S WILLARD!
Tex Rickard Has Letters From
Doc Archer, Manager of Big
Kansan, Saying He Wants to
Fight Some More.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York, Nov. 20. Jess Willard
ha sn't enough. He wants to come
back" according to Tex Richard, who
set the stage for the downfall OF the
bis Kansan last July.
Richard last night uncovered for
scrutiny a small pile OF letters and
kilograms from Willard and his former
Manager. Ray Archer pleading for an
early meeting to talk over another bid
for the heavyweight honors.
Willard did not refer to a return
match with Dempsey and an intima-
ton that he'would be willing to fight
his way up to another match convinced
I.ickard OF his sincerity.
Fred Fulton is coming back and if
Willard wants another chance he
might arrange match with him.
dtn't know that / would be willing to
stage the bout but ] believe it would
be CO. Rickard said.
Richard said the former champion
is in training now. He also partially
verified the report that he would han
Gle the affairs of Joe Beckett. the
I;ritish champion, if he comes to
america after his fight with Georges
Carpenter early in December.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

nearest competitor. dropped his ga1.1e
Yesterday and finished with seven and
won two lost
Cannefax therefore annexes the $500
first prize and annuity Of s1lOO
coupled with handsome salary for
playing an iS-week engagement on an
exhibition tour. McCourt Is entitled to
the second prize Of $3.50.
The tournament was the second OF
the billiard champions hips to be PLAYED
this year for the first time under
standardized rules, The balkline tour
nament was held in New York in Oc-
tober and the pocket billiard title will
be decided next month at PHILADELPHIA.
Tiff Denton of Kansas City. play
ing In his first tournament. hung mn
a record in his match with Byron Gil
lette Of Buffalo last Saturday. He
scored 30 points IN 80 innings. the pre-
vious record being SO innings. And he
made high run of II, lowering
Charles Morin's high mark of II for
tournament play. and almost tying
Pierre Maupome's mark of Is, made
in exhibition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
IMSURGEMT DIRECTORS
OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
HURL NEW BROADSlDE

New York. Nov. 2O.-Ban Johnson's
fight for the upper hand in the Amer
lean League may be fought on "en-
envy territory" The annual league
meeting will be held here Dec. 10, in
stead of in Chicago if the board of
directors has its way.
In session that lasted until late
last night Colonel Rupert, Charles
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
ARRANGES HARvARD'S
LINEUP AGAINST YALE

cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2O.--The per-
sonnet of tn Harvard team. which win
today. ~
Inc choice of Coach Fisher places A.
o.ween at fullback; Hayemeyer. GEN.
49, Seogwick and Kane tackles:
Sseeie and Phinney. ends; Woods and
guards; Murray. quarterback.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

Comisley and Harry Frazee, three
members of the board, hurled several
l., oadsides at the league chief.
An imposing array of legal talent
ct the meeting construed the supreme
court decision in the Mays case as
meaning that the supreme authority
OF the league is vested in the board of
directors and not the president.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
B0DCl|V||EFlx KEEPS
THREE CUSHION TITLE
Cue Tournament at Cleveland
Closes-Tiff Denton Lowers
High Run Record-Next
Comes Pocket Billiards.

Cleveland. Ohio, Nov. 2O.-Bob Cam
nefax of st. Louis, today held the
three -cushion billiard championship.
he finished the tournament here last
night with eight games, won and one
lost. Charles McCourt, Cleveland, his
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20
EASTERN coNQUERoR
lNVADES MIDWEST

Syracuse. n. Y. Nov. 20.-The SYRIA
cnse football eleven will leave for the
west tonight, confident of victory in
the battles with the Indiana university
team at Bloomington, Ind, Saturday
aid the University of Nebraska eleven
at Lincoln. Thanksgiving day.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

CLINE AND MITCHELL DRAW.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 20.~Patsy Cline
of New York held Richie Mitchell Of
Milwaukee to draw in their 10-r0und
lout here last night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

Pirate Management rendered Gibson.
New York, Nov. 20.-George Gibson,
former major league catcher and man
eyer last season of the Toronto inter-
nationals, will be rendered a contract
to manage the Pittsburg Pirates by
owner Barney Dreyfus.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

are stars in the games History
wiz wo-s fame over !, 'ong term Of
years although thly failed to stay
long in the 300 class Of batters.
Some Of them wers ablt :, bat
SEQ or letter only once. In this
list are Joe Tinker, Tuck turner,
Artie Hoffman. Bob Bescher, Fred
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

Merkle, Harry Hooper. Jake stahl,
ham. Derrill Pratt, .Ec Of the
younger players Il the game to-
day, is recognized :. brilliant
performer and a valuable asset to
a club aItl ugh ho has hit 200
only once.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

The erst thing Ian usually
wants f. know abe. q newcomer
in baseball is "Can J. hit?" Hit
ting is generally &C ,epteti as one
of the prime requisites Of a major
lea. ball player. And yet, there
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

CAY, you'll have streak of smoke
- luck that'll put pep-in-your-smok
motor, all right, if you'll ring-in with
a jimmy pipe or the papers and nail
some Prince Albert for paclSingl
just between ourselves, you never
will wise-up to high-spot smoke joy
until you can call pipe by its first
name. then, to hit the peak-of-pleasure
you land square on that two-f isted-man-
tobacco, Prince Albert!
Well, sir, you'll be SO alfred happy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

wager-your-wad on p. A. and q pipel
Quality makes Prince Albert 50 diff
ferent. 50 appealing all along the line.
Men who never before could smoke
pipe and men who've smoked pipes
for years all testify to the delight It
hands outl p. A. hits the universal
taste. That's why it's the national
Joy smoke! And, it can't bite or
parch. Both are cut out by our excln-
sive patented processl
Right now while it's good going
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

+. = Reynods Tobacco Company. Winston- Salen. e.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-20

get out your old jimmy
pipe or the papers and
land on some r. "A.
for what ais your
particular smoke
appetite /!
The sun., 1919-08-10
WhereWith Shall Man Be Clothed?

avenue which al this season Of the
Now their stocks are incomplete, con-
fessedly SO, and the out Of town buy
ers are conspicuously absent.
This is not remarkable" said an i'm
porter. Buyers do come to see us
when they are in town, but we do not
cater to them largely. Our customers
are the great merchant tailors, and we
regret that we are not able to All their
orders as fully or as promptly as we
have been in the habit of doing. The
fault lies abroad. We can't get the
stock and that is the whole matter"
A salesman who had been called in
and who was idling his time in the
movies while his GALAXY goes on just
the other day to buy what clothes he
needed for next winter now.
III you are going to need an over
,oat get It right now. The $40 kind is
past, but you may, II you are prompt,
get a coat for $75 that sold for $50 last
winter. The same coat made out OF
similar goods will cost easily s125 next
winter"
Boost All Along the Line.
Ia there a fortune to be reaped by
the cheap" tailor. who in consequence
OF this general tremendous advance
by the recognized shops will find a
wider market for shoddy goods2 II
may be doubted, for he will of necessity
or opportunity, which is the same
thing as necessity to him, put up his
prices as high as he dare and brighten
away the inexpensive trade. He will
go up. and may eventually become an
authority of imports and prices. while
the push cart man will discard his
slops and advance a step to take his
shoes. The advance will affect all
classes in a degree commensurate with
their class OF trade.
The regular dealers say they do not
expect to make money during this
reign OF steep prices. Said one OF
them. a moderately successful tailor
who does business in what may be
termed a small way but who has car.
ried 1t on for many years to his owr
and apparently his customers salts.
faction: There is no real money tc
he made while things are so dear
Everything goes II in sympathy with
an advance which is warranted
whether the other things warrant a
raise or not. Then our expenses in.
crease actually out OF proportion tc
the big prices We get. When l coult
sell decent suit for Ss5 l made d
fair profit and kept my customer. He
was bound to come backs twice oil
three times a year, for even in easy
times suits at this price could no
he guaranteed to wear like a SOS sui
constructed OF fine wool and carefully
tailored. A well to do man who wa,
In the habit OF buying the latter kind
OF clothes II he suffered a financia
reverse could make a respectable ap
pearance for several years to com,
for the reason that his good clothes
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kept their shape and Always preserved
look OF style. Not so with my stuffs.
They were good for the money and
put together fairly well. but a season
saw their finish. Therefore. doing my
kind of business, felt tolerably GER
tain that my customers would visit
me and order a new suit at least twice
year. This made things steady and
pleasant.
Such conditions are OF the past and
I doubt II they will ever come back.
have lost third OF my regular peo-
lie. because they will not understand
how impossible II is for me to make
them clothes nowadays for s35 a suit.
I don't blame them for economizing; I
40 myself on everything and In every
way can. But there's a limit In the
| economical make OF clothes. I would
| have to go out OF business II I touched
1t in materials, finding and workman
ship. I am forced to keep up a GER
| tain standard. and In order to do II.
while have almost doubled by prices.
| my profit is really less than It used
to be-"
II Is said that the same degree of
advances In cost will apply to womens
| garments as 1t does to mems. But this
statement needs some modification.
True it is that In the one tailored suit