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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1903)
Weekly Eugene Guard a - a — — SATURDAY • tíífd MBEK 13 Advertising the State. San Francisco Chronicle: There are many forms of advertising the great state of California, but none more intelligent than those resorted to by tbe passenger department of the Southern Paciflc company siuce it has been under the direction of E. O. McCormick. That gentleman has a keen appreciation of the value of printer’s ink, especially when it is linked with good illustrations. A receut happy inspiration of Mr. Mc Cormick's was to lay before tbe East ern public a booklet containing a dozen pages or more of beautifully executed half-tones of tbe big trees of California. Nothing so effective has hitherto been dcuu iu this line. Every picture i) a work of art, and it seems almost impossible that auy oue should be able to ex amine tbe collection without wishing to see the originals of the couultr- leit presentments. The frontispiece is a reproduction of a tine photograph of President Roosevelt aud bis party at the foot of tbe Grizzly Giant of Mariposa Grove. Thirteen men are grouped about tbe base of tbe monster of the forest in easy attitudes, aud they only till a part of tbe space oc cupied by the enormous burl. Noth ing could more strikiugly illustrate the immensity of this mighty pr iduet of the Sierra. The other views are equally effective, and the brief legeuds which accompauy them are decidedly fetching, as, for instance, that which tells tbe story of the “Harverford’’ aud Ohio,’’ two other trees of the Mariposa Grove. “Bar tholdi's Statue of Liberty placed be tween these two fluted columns, ” says the legend, “would only reach her torch up to the first boughs.” Another, describing “The Fallen Monarch," along the trunk of which s coach aud six is drawn, says: “It is not surprising that this should make a good roadway when we learn that there is euough lumber in this tree to plank the three miles of Broadway, New York, from the Bat tery to Madison Square.” Work like this deserves credit, aud ie ap predated by the California public, which derives as much benefit from the publication as tbe railroad coin pauy, under whose auspices it is is sued. Albany Democrat: “The President did it,”,says the Oregonian. What? Put in Davis when all the Oregon delegation wanted Knowles. Over turned an old custom, slapped tbe Oregouians in tiw face politically. The politicians who are willing t< kiss the dirty shoes of the President politically have been squirming an< declaring that Hitchcock did it, bu now it is known that tbe Preside! himself did it. A b a matter of fiu the President did most of the otbei tilings politicians have I oen trying t< place on Hitchcock as the scapegoat He put out Binger Hermann for on« thing. A school boy could see that far. He has been at tbe bottom of the reservation scheme, iu fact this whole Western obstruction busiues- has been engiueerid by the Presi den in order to curry favor with Eastern men. Thia is a fact, stated not for political etfect, because the Demo crat does not intend to ring In politics into those Saturday night thoughts, but liecauee a ¡«art of a leading cur rent event which cannot lie ignored. Some men have l>eeu trying to make a fetish out of the President, worship- i.ig anything he does regardless of the right of it, but the truth seems plain that he is willing to slaughter this Western country for Eastern favor, for these things will probably give him favor along the Atlantic. Coon Hoose Items. CIA'SIFIE!) C0IÜH A Farmers Trust Good Heah Notices under this head not to ex A dispatch from Chicago says: «i REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. i ceed Uve linee, W cents « *e«k; »1.J operation, backed by $100,000,0110 and pare blood r.rc Paints and Oils, at Preston dr Hales. a month; $12.UU per year.__________ Allowed Sept. 3: U. S. to Alfred B. Rowe, 121.» ' your blood I capital, is tbe plau proposed by a Road account: — Carsou Matthews lost a valuble acres in tp. 17 s, r 8 w, patent. ter. Poor blood ulliot u1<h( 1 for Yale joint meet mg of farmers and their draft burse by death from colic this L. E. Veatcli, work ou county C. L. Kelsey to Ella York, one vitality just as a p....r f,r i rock crusher.... representatives, by which the pro morning. third iutere^t 111 the Golden Wedge boiler allows the ,t. n .,,, From poor b mining claim, lhue River district, $1. a step, and impure bl. dneers of tbe country are to protect Bo-Bos-So Kill 'fly protects your SHEEP. —1 have some good stock Ciarelice Jackson, work on ’ i shares on one orj county rock crusher ............... sheep to lease ou Fred Fisk, sheriff, to Anna Mau- large percent at ■ • their interests. An association hav cows and horses from flies—Preston Inquire of or address j c Jones, work on couuty more years. 1 _ cauiley, certain land in Eugene, sher Harter a In n To ing this as its basic principle is in I Hales agents. A. C. Jennings 100 West Fifth street rock crusher.............................. both poor and Imp ire | iff's deed. We have a full line of rocking both a builder an I progress of organization here. ! W. H. Medley, work on county Eugens. R. T. aud Rosa Martin to Elias chairs at prices that will suit you. and a median". 1 ■ .'( Furmera and representatives from i , rock crusher West, 13.72 acres in tp. 20 s, r 3 w, nation of the kl 1 Chambers’ Hardware. STRAYED OR STOLEN.-A reward i ' R. II. Sbreave, work sen ti< e, and its producers' associations in nine states $¡175. nt. Why give $500 for oue lot, when of $5 for information leading to tbe : couuty rock crusher .. a century has led t . Henry D. aud Florence P. Sheldon are iu conference. Three societies you can get 10 flue lots for tbe same recovery of tbe following described i G. Lock wood, work on couuty thoiiSa ;. $ . to Wgar E. DeCou, 160 acres in tp. been unable to bud are to be amalgated, the foundation money of tbe Willamette Valley Laud mares, will l<e given by I. N. Ed rock crusher ....................... 23 s, r 2 w, $1. wards, Junction City : Oue a black ; Alva Wilson, work on couuty for a monster exchange by which the Company Y Charles C. Humphrey to Alfred mare about 15* 2 hands high, very i Feed Prussian Stock to your horses producers of tiie country expect to ro* k crusher.............................. Johnson, 485 acres iu tp. 15 s, r 3 w, round body and heavily built iu | M. C. Goodenow, work on and cattle, and keep them iu good control the markets, build elevators, $1. every way, foretop cropped three or condition, at Preston A Hales. county rock crusher ............. establish packiug houses, organize W. E. and T. E. Brown to J. M. four months ago. About 10 years G. Berlin, work oa county Hop pickers want good pocket Martin, 66x200 feet in Skinner’s do banks, maintain schools and improve old. Other one a brownish bay knives cheap. We have them. Cail rock crusher............. ................. aution to Eugene, $1500. mare, four years old, about 16«-.2 E Gates, work on county rock the highways. These associations are and see. Lucretia McMurry, Frank aud Lena hands high, little darker about the tbe Producers A Consumers’ Union Chambers’ Hardware. crusher ...................... Jordan to Oliver Veatch, all of lots Waa head than rest of body, couuty H. Nesttel, work on Geo. Gross yesterday purchased of Tennessee aud of New York, with 2, and 3, block 2, Long A Landess’ will Insure you a/nlns' th. rra--, bought near Cottage Grove, Both from impure blooJ. strut. ; J* rock crusher 400,000 members; the. American So 200 shares of opera house stock from ad. to Cottage Grove, $80. kid.disorders, thru? “ horses hare iieeu worked, but think C. F. Koepka. work on county female weakness. ane J. M. Martin. The shares are valued Fred W. and Alma L. Stocking to few of them: '."it«’ ciety of Equity of North America, there is no white ou either. rock crusher....... at $10 each. Samuel D. James, 115 acies iu tp. daiurer, is tlio L’enerni v. with 00,000 members, and the Farm county system, which attords aa , Tbe mud scraped from the streets is FOR SALE.—50 head shoate, also Lee Bailey, work on passing uise.uiu. 20 s, r 1 w, $1000. era’ National Co-operative Exchange rock crusher some registered Hereford "Taule. being used to fill low alleys about California A Oregon Land Company Tie't testimonials we hat.' “*’us Company with a membership of town. Most of it has gone to tbe Either sex. Address McKenzie 8. P. Shuck, work on county to U. S., 320 acres iu tp. 24 s, r 5 e, rock crusher ' lh-tr. 11 Mich Jir « Stock Farm, Springfield, Oregon. alley north of tbe new opera house. 20,000. relinquishment. "I coirmenc d usin i.r n ,r... H. W. Oswold, work on county pro .tzatc from i Tbe day was devoted to the discus Does your boy want au express FOR SALE—A binder, practically Geo. G. aud A. F. Gross aud J. S. when ti-ii. \ ■ •■ rock crusher .......................... and Minnie Mahon to 1. P. and L. P. this disetuie were .. new. Cheap for cash or will trade E. Berlin, work on county rock sion of plans, it was proposed that wagonT We bave them at bottom and my iteneral I: . m Abshire, lots 9 aud 10, block 4, Shel system, for oats F. A. Arcbambeau, Eu As a blood pur'r.. :- ■■ ; the new association should be incor prices. crusher........................................ has no equal, and I n. qr..- ( r t « Chambers Hardware. ton ’ s ad. to Eugene, $310. gene, Oregon. A. Barker work on county rock it to all persons su ■ . ; f, .. • porated for $100,000,015. Tbe repre rheumatism, . r ,.‘"J C. M. Elapses, of tbe creamery says Leonard G. Brown Io Julia Isabel fatigue, crusher.......................... . ........... conditions of the sys: ■ • i ; „■ sentatives of tbe American Society of I FOR SALE.—1200 hea of sheep, ews, that bops and hop picking is interfer Man--r.teF. i’S Dearborn, lot 12, block 1, Fair labed blood." A. Apel work on county rock lambs and wethers. Age from 5 Equitv sought to have its name and ing with his work to some extent, but No 6W Seats mount, $1. crusher .................... ................. mouths to 3 years. For further in declaration of principles adopted, be will soon be running at full capac Same to same, 52.26 acres in tp. *6,000 yuarsntes that above teeu N. Harwood work on couuty formation call on or write to W. T. Every bottle a n, but tbe convention tabled the re ity again. 8 s, r 7 w, $1. rock crusher.............................. Evans, Vida, Lane county, Oregon. ter s iTonTou -a Same to same, 160 acres’in tp. 18 s, r Miss Katherine Patterson, of Eu F. Bailey work on couuty rock "Crescent" tr.wa port tonight and entered into a gen the label Don'’» gene, has been granted a state di e, $1. FOR SAl.Ey—80 acres timber land, crusher........................................ eral discussion of the plan. Tbe substitute — insist vu Dr ...rj ploma by tbe State Board of Educa Spencer Butte Lodge No. 9, 1. O. with living water aud large house, Ben Squibbs, work on county .l/.n/z m /, J, committee will resume work tomor THE DR. HARTER MEDICI« 5C| tion, upon graduation from the Btate O. to Geo H. Kelly, lot 175, 1. O. also 10,000 capacity sawmill; loca rock cruaber.............................. DAYTON, ONIO row with a view to reaching some University. O. F. cemetery, $50. ted two and one-half miles east of Win. Stucke, wood for county Mskers alw nt ! >r Itwer'e Wl t “Ur, otl.CT well kn *n Ur. 1 practical conclusion on which tiie MARRIAGE LICENSES. Barlow Allen, who awas a victim of Saginaw, Oregon. Address II. K. rock crusher.............................. TOR BALE EVEKYWEEZi Alfred B. Rowe and Emily C, Nel Harry Yarnell, wood for county new association can be launched. blood poisoning, has regained bis Joyce, Saginaw. son, Laura E. Rowe witness. rock cruaber.............................. health and is again at bis work, J. W. KAYS’ FURNITl’Rg J. H. Yates and Pearl Darielius, Matlock, wood for butchering for tbe Goodpasture FOR SALE OR RENT.—The Sher W. L. wood Hotel of Cottage Grove. Best Embalmers and Funeral Direc George Jennings witness. Market. oounty rock crusher ............. Reforms at the State Prison. paying hotel in Willamette Valley. M. C. Goodenow, work on Howard Towne aud Ethel G. Wil About the ouly way to smooth the The moat important work being Will sell furniture and lease or Hams, J. L. Williams witness. county rock crusher ........... jolts where the car tracks used to Day & Henderson, LnderU done iu this state at present ie the will rent furbished. Cause’ for Elmer Caldwell, work on CIRCUIT COURT. run on Willamette street will and Embalmers. Cor. Will anc quitting business, sickness. Ad cleaning up and rebabitilation of tiie be L. L. Bailey vs. — llanchett and county road crusher............... to pick the whole track dress W. 11. or Robert iilair, Cot James Wilson, road work........ others unknown, to quiet title. Oregon Btate prison. loose and let it pack uniformly. tage Grove, Oregon. James Kerr, road work............. Woodcock A Harris attorneys for With tbe old out of date prison E. Schwarzschild and family have > Dave Elliott, road work plai ntlff. building it is impossible to get tbe removed to their new residence on FOR SALE. — By the Booth-Kelly Merritt Casteel, road work.... PROBATE MATTERS, East Eleventh street. The new resi most satisfactory results. Lumber Company oue sawmill com Henry Damewood, road work of Chas. W. Griffin, de Estate dence is a model of convenience and Hilt groat Improvements have been plete with boiler and engine. ¡35,000 E. W. Michael, road work....... ceased, Appraisers, C. F. Little- eleguuce and is being titled up witli feel daily capacity. Also several W. S. Sutherland, road work . tield, G. E. Detmering aud 1. L. made in tbe buildings, in tbe corn taste. « boilers of different sizes and styles, U. B. Sutherland, road work Simpson, file report showing value of mlsssary and best of all, in tbe Street Commissioner Turner super- 2 50 property to be $2,900. Order to sell and several euignee, different sizes John Dillard, road work human« treatment of prisoners. utended the scraping of the business aud styles. Will sell at reasonable J. D. Nichols, road work 18 00 personal property. Governor Chamberlain baa taken a streets of mud today. Tbe first rains prices and easy terms with good se Geo. O. Knowles, road super- deep personal interest iu these mat always result iu a coat of mud and curity or will take payment iu lum 31 95 visor and expenses tbe street commissioner always goes ber, hay or grain, inquire at once S. D. Reed, road work............. 13 00 ters and deserves great credit for his right after it. at the Eugene office. 3 00 Cbas. Robinson, road work reformatory labors. Latest improved Do you know that we carry a com 3 00 Ernest Robiuson, road work The partisan press of tbe state has plete line of furniture and are selling Models. _ Why use gelatine and FARM FOR SALE.—A good stock M. F. Casteel, road work and spend hours soaking, begun au attack on him eu<l the at very low prices. Get our prices Call and 2 00 sweetening, flavoring team.......................... farm with plenty of springs and Journal takes pleasure in showing before buying, if you waut to save and coloring when Ed. Bundy, road work and investigate. running stream, good orchard, tine some or the good things he has done. money. team............... ......................... 5 00 grrden, well fixed for irrigation, Chambers' Hardware. 20 16 a dwelling house, two good barns, Parvin A Cruzan, lumlter i A state prison is a difficult place T. D. Condon, proprietor of the 36 40 produces better r suits iu two minutes? W. L. Kimble, road work ....... euough land iu cultivation to keep to bring about reforms through news Gross Hotel, commenced this morn 20 head of cows; 2 or 3 horses, 30 Oscar L. Woodward, road work 5 76 Everything in the package. Simply add hot paper agitatiou without doing more Ing with thejpreparations for installing 24 90 water an«l set to cool. It’s perfection. A sur goats, and some hogs, A fine place John J. Weeden, road work prise to the housewife. No trouble, less ex harm tiiaji good. tbe bar and barber shop in tbe room to live, good level road to it, OscarS. Woodard, road work 36 02 pense. Try it to-day. In Four Friit Fla. H’lt when reni improvements are formerly used as downstairs parlors. 5 28 yore: Lemos Orange, Strawberry, lUsts though bill side land with lots of Guy Cruzan, road work. 3 24 berry. Atgr»e<re. lOo. timber, but have good meadow. In Tom Miller, road work being made it should lie a plearuie Mr. Condon purchased fixtures while on hie trip north and they will lie in L. Langdon, road work . 5 76 all 247 acres. Call and see place, on tiie part of the pretta to notice stalled some time during tbe next 2 miles west of Elmira, on the north John J. Weeden, road work . . 23 65 them. few days. Arthur Spray, road work 7 42 toad. N. Peterson. Tbe Bible enjoins all men to visit Jacksonville Item: K. K. Kubli, Jasper Allen, road work ....... 5 00 those who are in p icon and it Is who has been at Cinuabar, for the STRAYED. — A large bay horse; scar C. L. Hansen, road work Lamest Menu 2 50 5 00 proliably oue of the ^iost neglected benefit of his health, returned from Boys’ Outfitter at knee of left bind leg; full shod, Mac Morrison, road work there on Thursday of last week. He ù 75 front shoes much worn. A. C. Lester Collins, road work Chriatiau duties. in I anr Cou has materially improved iu health and Robt. Whitbeck, road work 19 25 Guthrie, Eugene. The reforms at tbe state prison are The Schools of Eu with his family will remove to Port John Bryan, road work 5 00 gene will oj>en Mon the result of | erBonal direct interest laud, where he will engage iu the B. C. Spencer, road woik .... 10 00 day, September 14th. In the condition of tbe prisouers a..<l practice of law with his brother in CENTRAL OREGON STATE NOR D. R. Hill, road work............... 25 OC This is the time to MAL SCHOOL. law, Judge IE. B. Watson, His many provide w hat the boys Elmer Hoag, road work of their welfare.—Salem Journal. 14 00 need in wearing ap friends in Jacksonville wish him sue 1. E. Ernest, road work 6 00 parel for the Fall and The Central Oregon Stale Normal Jobu Lang, road work cess in tiie profession. 11 00 Winter term. We of Schoo) at Drain, opens for the work J. B. Hill, gravel............. 3 90 fer a very large assort The mayor of Hammond, Indiana, of the year ou Sept. 14th. J. O. lewis, roadwork......... ment for boys of every FARM FOR SALE. 20 00 has started a movement to compel ail The school is well equipped for its Mr. Culp, load work. age. 2 O0 bachelors to get married. The club particular line of work. Four cour R. E. Walker, gravel. 11 88 A farm of 216 acres In Pleasant Goodness in he uses is the assistance of the em Hill precinct is offered for sale. 130 ses, a training department cf nine Arthur Smith, gravel................. 15 40 Cloth, Make, ployers, whom he is persuadiug to acres la cultivation and more suit- grades, tuition uniform with other V ernon Wilhelm, road work 6 08 Style, Fit uormal schools of the state, pleasant C. A. Fox, road work 4 50 hire ouly married men. The mayor ide. Balance pasture and 16 acre* surroundings, best of influences, ex and Finish. 1 37 admits having one marriagalde of timber. Suited for grain, hay and cellent accommodations in boarding P. N. Bonnett, road work Chas. Ridgway, road work stock. Weil watered by springs. 3 00 These are the strong halls or private families at reasonable daughter—and there may lie more— Two dwelling houses on premises Morton l’ouglss, road work 3 00 points about our readv rates. ■nd he says tbe men are all too fas Call on or address, Morton Douglas, road work to w ear Clothing ; and 8 25 Students may enter at any time and added to them is an tlpious. C. C. Smith, road work C. & RICHARDSON, 39 CO find work suited to their ueeds. other good point—the Pleasaut Hill, Or. Henry Matt sod . road work 8 25 low ness of their price. Young people desiring to tit them No need to tell you, selves for teaching, or for college, or EOK SALE. you know the quality those desiring a good education for of our Boys’ Clothing. No better selected as Three full blooded Jersey cows, a business life will find here a suitable school. sortment in town, and (Guard Special Service. ) driving hors«*, all farm implements none so entirely free Mrs. Marcia E. Johnson has com- i Address Central Oregon State Nor Loraue, Sept. 10.—Public gather i on place, two seated hack, harness, from undesirab e u enced suit against Chauncy mal Schoo), 1 lain, Oregon. B John- ingx are rather Binali and closed etc. See o; address goods. sou for divorce. W. H. DEMPSTER, President. dwelling« make thia aectiou of conn- I . AL KIRKLAND, Tbe couple were married in Laue try apptMii somewhat lonely, because on Hirer road a short distance below coun’y March 21, 1901, and have no many of our |«>ople nave goue to tbe Eugene. | children. Mrs. Johnson alleges that hop Helds and prune orchards. on June 7, 1902, her husband deserted SHROPSHIRE SHEEP. Mr. Cornell and wife have gone to her aud has since failed and neglected Boys’ odd Knickers at 4ge their claim on Wildcat. to provide for her, compelling her to Regular 76c quality, all ]«atterns, sizes 4 to i' Ewes aud yearling rams by Barkie. 1 Elza aud Elmer Crow go to Eugens I he W fikiy G uard has support nerseif. next Staurday. Elza will enter the No. 130,841, A. 8. A. Ewe and ram made arrangemenfs for a She asks tbe court to restore her Boys’ Furnishings. lami« by Freshman, No. 188,626«, A. ! last and Elmer tbe first year of a The most complete and satisfactory lines in the t vn tnaiden name, Marcia F. Buoy. Wal clubbing rate with the Port 8. A. High School course. GEORGE ARMSTRONG, land Journal. The Journal ton A Nees are her attorneys. Christian Endeavor has been sus- Corvallis, Or. is now a leading paper in the T pended for a few weeks. WHEAT WANTED. state, has a full account of David Hartley is home from Call- all newj, local, state and gen fornia on a visit. We will buy wbsat stored any place eral, telegrjph, special fea Mr. Ishmael, whose ril«s were in Laue county aud pay top prices for bruksn by an uufortunats fall, while tures and full market reports. the same. Call on or address oomiug down stairs, last week is cou- W kkki . y G uard and Tbe Junction City Milling Co., valselng. Semi Weekly Journal Juncticn City, Or. i he greatest money-saving store in the country. Mrs. Pear) Wentworth, use Addi per war ...... $2.25 Advance showing of Fall Dress Goods. son, with their little daughter, la AU next week Dr. Lowe, the G uard and visiting from Eastern Oregon, at ths oculo-optician, will be in bis Eugene W ffki . y fall Goods are lieiining to airive in enormous quantities and are mo* Weekly Journal |>er old home, where many friends gladly office. For over 17 yesrs he haa beautiful than evt r. greet them. \«’*r . 2 is mais a spsciaity of tssting ami fltting iron Toni Forced to Close The White’ ’ Sewing Mach No Dessert More Attractive Jell-C Schwarzschili BOOK STORE ©. !s H FREINDLY, Lorane Items. Divorce Case. TO OÜK SUBSCRIBERS. Twelve of th. fourteen persons whom thrsheiiff ideut I tied as being In the ui b of would ha lynchers who assault ed tiie Danville (Illinois), jail, tor the purpose of hanging a negro, hare iieeu found gull'y of assault with In- o commit murder. Each lias liefere him the prospect of a t rm in the [«eiiitetitiaiy. Should they be so sentenced and the sen I tetice carried into effect, it would have a much stronger tendency to make lynching an ui popular fcrni < f amusement in that part oi Illinois thau all of the sermons, editorials aud utterances denunciatory of lynchiug, which have ever been given to the public. The remedy is apt, simple, effective, in strict accord Charles Mitchell, a member of tbe ance with law aud ie applied merely Solidere' Home, died at that institu through a proper perfurmsaee of tion Hept. 8, of cancer of tbe stomach __ their duties by public officials. Pus ■ nd liver, aged 71 years. I>ec««eed entered the boa e from Florence, 1 're •ibly, for all of there riasune, it Is gon. and formerly served In Co 1 so seldom tried as a means towards IJth N. Y. Voluuteere.—Roeeberg Re ■■ -2- lireokiug up the lynching habit.— view. Seattle Post IntelllgeiM-cr Died at Soldiers' Home. I I I I SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK Bon Marche’s Daily Store News glaaaas to ohildren's eyes. Parente bave your chiidren's eyes tested l«e- fore you ssod tbem to school. i bis i* your a^red duty. Consultai ioa ' free. Kemember this calls for paid-i n-ad vance aubscri ptions and at the price mentioned you receive the G uard and Jcurnal for one year. You know what yoo are looking 'or when von take Grove*» T «»rlr • ( HI Tome, G. «nae the f.nu .ila is plai :ly j rinte-1 ou every bottle, showing that it Is «imply iron aud quinine iu a taeteless form. No cure. No pay 25 tvuU. A1JIO THE OREGONIAN. The W eekly G uard and the Weekly Oregonian to |«aid-in-advance subscribers | 2.25 per year. Our line of Zioaliats. in plain and fancy weaves, Venetian?, Broad« loth»« hersey?, etc. The finest and moat exclusive line Th -:: I he «' newest in Shirt Waist cloths f popular vestings shown. Before „v. making ”*?."1.?-?.®"' Fan come look u. over. You’ll sa\e money on every purcha e » ™ ■, , .«1*111 pay you lo wait for ll>e Oraol- eat line of l^die-’ “ a<i Tui Suits and Cloaks ever shown in all g Suit I,eParl?’c.»t co'iv.ai'ns rowing values. ' in sty h and’price'1 ha,,d “;ade-,u not Io be outc’»*'*1 Tk B0N Marche, AM«.,oS.v.M«»y I
