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SLUES' DEFENSES
I
Continue "Feeling Out"
Whole Western Front ,
With Raids
-., Tiuf. -o mr-"'" '. .- , . i. r i '- . . -.
ry vyjjtgyff ; UB ; -fHtfoSDAY, ' ZWVAIJYV Iftf
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530 itfff ffrHfefc 5Mjw
aVuifc 5'itcc April 15
SlNCi" tho mldtllo of April 8U0
British easels, 018 of nioro
tlmu 1000' toiiH, huc been sunk.
The vockly totals follow:
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lib.
JOFI ENS1V JS U A 1' U U T H D
Teutons Scdc to Find Woak-
If cat Point and Veil Exact
r.oint of 'Attack
LONDON, Jan. 3. '
Considerable enemy urllllcrjltig cast
t i:nhv during tile night una repulse
of raiders routli and southwest of La
Klkiaseo was rvp'ji ivu ivuuj ,'jr i iiiu
arshal Uuig
fferinany 11 HUH "caisnff out" llic
'.hnu, western trout with Miong raldt.,
AWch aro taMni; plnco dally. All the
xnv from uiQ (oriu cat 10 1110 nwiss
iin raldlnc detachments ary thrust-'
ng against (Uu Allied tine, listing Its 1
Irengul nini inumt; u,wii'-io v, wiv
mrposo of hceKIng Infoniiatlon us to tho
lumber of reserve troops mid tho tupply
,f artillery niuliillona unhand.
Miuinrv men expressed tho opinion
oday that tho Increased raiding nellxl-
V T (I !.... ,. .. at i-.fTi Ant. A llll.l
C4 U a preliminary "" " '"
that tho Germans liuo two objects In
I view 1 Irst, to coniuso mo iwuvu a 10
i.. .. nolnl of utlaek : Bcoild. to
Iflnd tho wcal.est point on tho allied bat- (
Itlo line. .,......, ,
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PLAN UNIVERSAL
RAILWAY TICKET
McAdoo Board Favors In
terchange Under New
Government System
GOOD ON ALL LINES
U-BOAT TAKES ltSELF
INTO PORT A CAPTIVE
CONGRESS WAITS
WILSONS WORD
Railroad Message Will
Start Wheels of Legis
lation Moving
TWO POINTS AT ISSUE
AWSJIINGTON. J.m. a.
i"t-itiLi tH.Ti"iari iNliiTii.t 4a 1Vnlitni(riii
..clilly In west riandcr.s on tho Arms ,oda., uft t holiday rcoess and
ront, and lu Clanipasne. promptly pultea onto a Lldlnc to await
With UKir cpwauwi "- -; - sigmij from I'rcjldcnl Hilton.
aUier and snow in U10 cncttal Alps ( Toinorrow tha rr.sldtnt v, Cf,l
ho Austro-utrmu 1 ''""".;,.;; hln railroad lcglalatlon lnfttaso and aak
,avo renevtcu un.r i.w.- - --,", that It be el-eu a clear track until
SK3 &iS? VhoAaef.,-d I of ,,. -a, n lj .B.
riM to cflcct u lodsmtnt on ; "";.'.",... "r".,:.. '.''"
t l,,nitof tho rUerat lncttadur.a. but I "on or U10 roads and detail tho need
krn canu ui i . .. rt f.., for rromnt unnroprlatlons and enact-
nu,u w...--- -. ,,
and
" i .... .,. .t.m.lr. mnt nf h-MAi.lK a ,a .. ln. . 1. a f..
-v firr Boatu cunuinini, mu """- .....v . '.lvm.u .wu, mt ,lly .lt
ery ui" r .llret flro und Adoo dlrcctlnc rcclmo inav 1m nnliln.
MCrO ,... .i tUr. orj'linnta ' rlnrrr! In Mri-vln- ttii t, ,Tbnl,. .e1.
yplj jvut v..w ,- . " J . v iw . .v.u uaii
rro
herai .? .-;-- v. :' r .lrnnl.
M'",?!'",," tho ll-iukn front the
" ol,Se Kf,n fc
LrJat l'otrograd tho Germans nrc
ntaBslns trooys 01 y ;
Dvlna uivcr, .-
Ttlsa This ' U11UC
..n..i 11 in lnlcrrup
Qtrmau peace negotiation;
Coneresa as full of pen and purnote
when It arrhed today. Tremendous
problems of war v. oris confront 't. Vast
sums of monsy mutt bo proxldcd. But
railroad lcglilatlon ;oomcil as the most
a u-vinMj. '"'' troublcsomo nuestlon directly confront,
lid cr.imi.alrL or i n t ....
,,..-- -- -- -- inB iu ocorcs oi proposals aro waiting
rblood to liac in- to ll0 )IoUc,i j,y icgiolators. onco the
Hon of tho ,1-1'"l Piceidcnt lias manned our liU urorrrnn,
prog
WITH Till ITALLVN
3.
AIUIII5S. Jan.
Two oliltt polntn of lontroverny Will
bo the threc-jear aerago t,uggcsted by
tho President as the basis for paying
Ihrt r.-illrnftifn ntnl Ilia iit-ivflrM. tt ,
Except (ct a- xw ouipot - - tinsr back tlie --Government money tn-
i,ar tlie aeiui i "w i"--- --- - J . , teieu m new vuuipmoui.
.. . t i. a ihni rucr 1 n . . .
ho v.ho!o westeni dkiu. u,--. Atiao trom mo rauroKj
K.". ... i-.r. f AurAro-Oerman forces.
rjnjr wv-. "----. f flw.
Italian troopo ir . ".-',.,;. ,Vm
Zencon brlflgeneaa arm. u .v
of th ttrong enemy forces.
Gome wea- oi mo iiwiiui - -
r...,n ,IMBnr raiv ba cUen whcx, it
lis c.plalne? that 'ho German position
Ifhfre 1(80 about a concrete "nttt' of
I more than tlxty machine cunr. tlecrly
concealed under a bank of tho ttreain.
Tho pofltlon had boon built with ci-
I coedlng 'Jare and wau evidently held 1m
tregnablo by tho enemy. It waa on-
lured almott inuici ny mo .......-....
iuh of the Italian forces. Austrian
nvi9.tnr-! tnanaccd to drop botubt OH
lezlelatlon.
Congrec: comes back without a program.
There la a vague idea that many tre
mendous things must bo dene, but no
body knows Jutt what
Suffragists doubled their activity, in
an effort to get the Cuean B. Anthony
amendment through tho House on Janu
ary 10. There lo no reaton to change
earlier forccacta of tho amendiu,ent'c Ue.
feat.
Both UouLct. planned early adjourn
ment today out of rerpoct to niembtrt
whc died In tho icccss. Senator New-,
lands, or Noada, and Kcprctcntamo
Bathrlck, of Ohio.
Cj a blast CorrC3nmJc:t h
AVAHIUNOTON. Jan. S. All mileage,
commutallxi and oilier pursuigrr tickets
how accepted only by I ho railroad by
which thoy uro ImupiI mo to bo mnd
lnlerchaiigsablo under thu new ejstcm
of Oocrnment control of all the trans
portation llncv.
1 This Is one of the matlci-s right ahead
I of Director General JlcAdoo und his
stall for ilc.li.ou. nc of Mr. StcAdou's
ucjilstHiitj admitted today, and predicted
that afllrmtlo uctlon will bo taken
on It when It la readied.
'Tho question of making all pabucngcr
'railroad tickets Interchangeable was one
of tho matters before the meeting 6f our
adtliory board today." raid thin mem-
ber of tho Director Gencral'a ttatT, ".Iml
1 It was put ofT for fuller discussion und
1 decision ut u later date."
Comment made ly railroad men rr-
'sardine tho plan Indicated that tho 'rail-
roada will InteriKiso no 'objection to
muklng p'ltrenger tickets Interchange
able. "I tco no icason why the railroad
should object lo Iho plan." laid a promi
nent railroad man today "So lone ns
the Go eminent guarantees the railroads
a return on tliclr lmcatmcnt equal to
their ueragc tarnlnga of tho la-st three
learn It will mako no dlflercnco to the
railroads who sells und who ieclcs the
mileage, commutation or other tickets.
Secral Of tho Philadelphia, lonsress
men who hao returned to Washington
trom Christmas holldaia taiowca con
siderable Interest In tho plan. CongrCts
man J Hampton Moore said ho would
call Mr. McAdoo'o attention to tho mat
ter ut once and urgo that al' pattenjer
tickets' bo made interchangeable.
"To mako paesenjfer tickets Inter
changeable would bo of moro benefit lo
Philadelphia than perhaps to any other
large city except New York." raid Con
gressman Moore. "Whon the change la
undo milcago held by Phlladclphlans
can then bo used ocr cither tho Penn
sylvania. Philadelphia and Readint: or
Baltimore and Ohio. whlcheer tialr
ttarts first. Today, when u person holds
a ticket o-ver ono lino lio muct wait and
co tecral tralna depart ocr another
lino beforo he can' ttart. lo mako all
passenger tlcketc Interchange! Wo will1
speed up transit, rut moro passengers ,
on each train and mko It potrlblo lo I
eliminate a number of trains." .
tliclr thoro ltao cut unless they bagged
a certain number of thlps and that Uiy
hail run In turd liiclt on two cruli-:t',
Makes Way Through Mines by, $& ZiXulTS
Trailing After Fleeing "VVXXk iu..ih.t the ,.,,,
Transport mutlnld, killing two commissioned and
llitio nonconinilsrlonttl i.lllcers. Ihen
tho raltors look ihnrgo of tho cratt
and unable to ctand U.o lone crulrcaf AfMC TA 1711 F APIUV
hlch Uielr oUlcera wcro Instructed tu'iUTliJ 1U TILL AUiUl
,U3,to. . . . . ...
l'urthcr, they declared that they had i VlmM II AxW iiMIl IHKIM
''E i laiTFMUt?.,-' ,
. t,.' .; w- ' v - i.i
"--'V 1,'HS
rfer
Crowdur Urges liegistration
of Minors Matured Sinco
Kirat Draft .
MANNED BY MUTINEERS r- " ,MS ie".'al been killed .luring
uio tignunB on ijoiim, ono oy the lieu
!
Men Hod Killed Oillccrtf und Sought
Hafcty in Hands of
Allies
tenant commander ami
subordinate
pnolher by u
PAHIHJiu .:
The btoij'nf huh u German sulnuarln'o
"captured lUclf." after tho crow had
mutinied and killed the oMoers. was told
ho.e today. Incidentally It Klcs a picture
WASHINGTON'. Ja.li. 3.
Iniiuedlato ic glstr.it Ion for military
dcrlco of all men who li.na become
twenlj-ono yeara of ngo t.nco tho first
druft iCfeMatratlou was uige-l today by
Pro ot M irslnl General Ciowdnr In
Ids titinual report tu Uio iecrctaVy of
Wm.
ir Itilfl li ilnnn fi,il ntinllir' rrlftlrn.
JIltl'Ks Ivouh held each lear, ,0O,Oi'O phslcally
U men ol class ono, tho Pro'ort Mar
hIi.i! General etnlrd. will bo nvall.iWo
NUW YOIIK, Jan. 3. In c0inn.aioii-i f'"' erlcu etry reo inonllis und
with dliciisilou us to cllMiliititlnis iin.ltliis would not neiefallaletnklnB .meti
uciCfsary luxuries, u. llmuuslno c.- from defornd exemption Uasses,
OITEHS l'CONUMV A J'AIU.Ll'
Limou.iinu A n'o Show
Apex of Luxury
.1.
of llfo lu tlio German Btibniarino nect. ,11)1ri, ,;y 0 I1HlolIIO,,,0 tlllou ,,cl0 ,'. -rho pol.oy und brllef of thin olllco
A ccitaln United Stated nrmy trana- o.-iy lilted out especially foi um of a 1" '"'1 '" "" probability It will bo pos-
port, utter dleembarklns American mtI- I Uinlnliio iMaAiiger iih IoIIowm i f Iblc to 1111 nil o-ur military nteda from
dlcrs at a port In Krame, Mailed to to- luop-eufhlonfcl "arrin.li.wi teals- Uab one." tho report sl-iled.
turn atross tho Atlantic "A lien a few t knitting hamper Imbedded lu tkh up- " '
miira off tho Viciii.1i toilet a. pcilscopc holtttryi Inlaid iiiuhog.my ouso lonlaln l'liiludelphinn ill OHiciTB Camp
of u submarlno was Blghted. lug ntlcbook. caldcano, ilotk, imcllitiK .lACI'SONVlLi:, Via., Jan. 3. Pil-
The tiunspoit shitted lis coiiko nnu sans unu penumery ikjk e ; Hinnar inu. ,n0 jos,p,, p. McGr.me, 603 N'orth
lclpniu, leaeu
lio olllceia
ugu Pail:
The tiunspoit shitted lis cour.-o and salts und pcrtuiriery IkjUIcs: t-lmllar inu. ,nl0 j0.pf, p. McGr.me, 6
crlM-crosscd baik und forth on thort hpguiiy bo lonu tilnjc cleilrlo .Igaretio rorty.Sc,ond street. Phlhdclpl
a'-ks but failed to shako tho U-boat. J lighter, and special pockets lor nsl.es Cal- johbtOI1 todny for II;
ftcralnly Its inu to dodge tho under- and nialUicn. tralnl"R i. imp at Chlckamaug
water boat tho truuspoit turned una , . ,
drained bai to pott ut lull tpreu,
It wan obscned that tho tubniarlne.
low dead astern, followed tho trcopshlu ,
and by keeping In its wako oc.iped tho
nines nml bombs andiotcd ulong both
Vdcs of tho narrow channel into whkli
'ho bhlp turned. ...
night Into the harbor I ho tubmarlne '
Allowed tho transport und when catcly
lnelde, and Just a toeral thoie butti
es and deslroscra wero about to open
fire, the'lorward hatch ot the bubinaiino
tiew open und a. man with a white flag
In his hand emerged. In a lew- minutes
several others appeearcd on tho deck.
all walus while flaw lu token of sur--cPdcr.
I
Tho. rrpnch and Amerlcanj put out In
, siiiall boitn and gatlicred In tho captUcs.
Then It was found that tlio crew oi inc
U-boat had mutinied and killed their of-,
ticcrs. Then they waited ofi tho French i
coai.t to Lcaro the llrst NcsJtl coni'iig out. I
They l:nev tho esscl In nil probability
would turn back and tho Germans want,
ed to Uio It as a guide.
Tho bailors of tho (.uhmariiio bald they
had been forced to put to tei against
their wlshc', that they wero badly fed
J.ECaldwellcVO
Clicatitut Juniper South Pcnn Squnir
Pearl Necklaces
Improved
Kailroads Cut Down Slab's
DALLAS, Tes.. Jan. 3. Railroad
e-.eeuthes of lines In Texas. Oklahoma. I
Arlioni and New Mexico, havs decided J
to abolish all uptown passenger and
freight efflcet, eliminate passenger and
freight solicitors and appoint a commit
tee to revise tchedults so as to eliminate
unneccfsaif passenger tralnr.
Italian tUUons about tivo miica onuni KnPv,nI t- pmp CTAUTS
from Vienna today. They wero cl-i XSUKfULjiV i'lKCt SIAU13
dently headed for Venice lUclf. but were m AFRESH: SPY HUNT ON
forced to turn back wlUiout atlilevlng - "''"" '
their aim, owlnc to Uio Mgorouj iiauau
(pprl.it rlBtenseL.
Kr.ow. row litany tcet ciotp in ino
mountains, wau expected today to force
a shifting of the major fighting to the
Plavo front. In the opinion oi omesrs.
the Teutonic offensUo on thu Aslago
front and between the Brcnta and tho
riaio Is now definitely at an end.
City Still Under Military Guard as
Search for Tcutou Incendiary
Continues
N'OKFOLI". Va.. Jan. 3,-7Firo ctartid
anew catty today in tho ruins of Nor
folk's business tectlon, threatenclne to
spread to other ctructurts and renew
tho conflagration of Tuetday.
Mcantlmo. authorltlcu had not related
tholr hunt for Teuton tplcs thought ro
ponlblo for tho original nre with Its
... nnn... ,., nifi a t . ".ooo.ooo destrucuon. ino city is sun
IN l-nUKM)! M llAK Tpatrolled by tailors and marines. Thelrt
..,..,-, - original round-up of suspects lias pro en,?
. nn.-iMiUlnir. but city and Goernmcnt au- S
thoritles aro continuing to camlno tiewj
susiccts.
All merchants ha,o been udvlscd to I
bo cautious what they do for ctrangcro. il
Inarmucli as apparently tho bomb cv-l
plosions attending Tuctday'n Uro were
tra&ablo to Innocent-looking "packaged"
loft In stores "to bo called for later."
special 'caro la being taken at the
Norfolk Navy Yard and other naval
establshlments to guard against tpics.
GRILL HOOVER AGAIN
Chairman 11 c c d Questions
Food Administrator; Bitter
Feeling Still Apparent
waiiB'iiiTairiiJEBrjEKiirxx'iiPniiraiFEiw
Stop
Radiator
Freeze-ups
by usine PERMA-LOC
ANTI-FREEZE. It will
not boil, evaporate or
affect the cooling sys
tem in any way. Radia
tors treated according
to directions will not
freeze at 20J below
zero. Ono application
will last all winter. It
is mixed ready to use.
THE HANDY ORCHESTRAS
Jazz T3cmce OBlues on
Records "
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In this Big Perry
. Semi-Annual Sale
of
Ai
&i
m
Fall & Winter Suits
"t
Fall & Winter Overcoat
m
era
Old Mr. Jux biraielf bts been out-jazzed I
The trick hs been turned by tbe naweit
note in novelty, tbe last notd in wizardry,
tbe bif, tweeping lenistion of tbe hour the
molt delirious dioce music ot tbe dt).
. ".VASHINGTON, Jan. '..
Herbert Hoover, food administrator,
vas upon Uie stand again today when
the Senato subcommittco tnesligatlng
bo sugar thortagc, took up Us work.
Chairman rtcod. who up to today had
taken nu part In tho examination of
Cigar Stamps Swell Itecnue
YOIUCi Pa., Jan. 3. Receipts at the
Hoover, questioned tho food auinini-- internal reAenuo offico In this city
trator at length. Senator. Reed it In- during December were J145.511, an lu
kerested In Hoover's explanation of the crcaso of 535 ,000 oer thece of the corre-
knaxlnium prlco fixed for susar and In
kendc to question 'him closely upon the
natter.
Ill feelinc between tho wltntro oud the
'halrman, which was most evident when
ih section ended last night, was not
tUogetlnr gono Uils morning, although
jerhapo a bit better controlled. Hooer's
itUtuda toward Senator Reed lias been
no of defiance, whlla Senator Reed has
Handled Hooker with gloves, but' at the
rams time has antagonized him In a
suave and courteous manner.
One outstanding fact that lias been
brought out by the entire sugar Investl-
gallon la that Uio food bill win uo up or
amendment before many weeks of the
present Congress luno elapsed. l!oocr
has told tho gommltlto Uiat lio has not
sufneient power and it is understood
that a certain group of Senators aro
preparing to olfcr legislation which will
Inlvo the food administration power to
buy and cell commodities other than
ITfheat.
Investigation of tho sugar shortage Is
scheduled to end today. Tho committee
will then take up again its 1m estimation
oftthe coa chortago.
Mail in Army. Girl Takes l'oibon
illAGFJlETOWN'. Md.. Jan. 3. De
spondent becaUso her uHceuiart Joined
the aviation corpc. Mlia Grace Caner
swallowed poison and Is In Hscorstowu
Hospital lu a crIUcul condition.
spondlng month or isio. There were
fifteen cigar factories opened during
the month, making a total of 140, giving
employment to 1500 during tho year.
The December sales of cigar .ttaanps
aloha .wero )131.4301.
IPERMALOCI
ANTI
FREEZE!
mmmamm,
W'UNOTtOli;
'IVAPOtATt.
eaiHJUti tmc
cootiMe-jrrsnM
fTrrVmiUe&Oi lj
isssmwBBSBsaLJjsi,
$
1.50
a Can
All pood
Dealer
and
(Varajej
or.
Perrua-Ioc
Sales
Company
J4M V.
Bentfyr ft.
Ban Pbm
Paikr !$
L
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wxumxxMw"
.Galvanized -Boat Pumps
L. p. Ban.r Co.. B N. t 8t. fA
7 Uais itto. Market SU. Kt
THERE'S a strik
ing idea for a
Sodklet, for each ot a
ilozcn lines of business, in
tlr null ..C A..M
no. ti u jjagc i uui
rVlaaam hook ot Artistic
Covers. Aok your printer
-r risk uh." i
tristt trirtrtrX-ttrt: Z vySti ftvih:C--
Clearance Sale
Men's Shoes ,
Starts Today
In this salo Black and Medium Shade Tan Sfioes
oredomlhato. This is your opportunity ,to purchase
high grade Shoes at a saving of $1 to $3,50 per pair
& Shoes with fancy tops from.$2.50 to $4.50 per pair.
$6, $6.50 & $7.00 SHOES
All leather. Good run of.itzea.j
K0.& $8.00 Fancy Tops Includ
ed (Not all sizes).
$7, $7.50 &' $8 SHOES
Including New Dark Tsrr. ,
All.lei.uieM., Good run of sizes.
$9.00 to $il.00 SHOES
AU JetUiers. Good run of sizes.
110.00 to 912-00 Fsncy TrJhs fn-eluded.
M.90
$6
$7.40
Zimmerman
TO
FeoJ mil icin (hi ur.
Dtn't mute II. I
THE muffled boom of the tom-tom flirts
with the crash of barbaric cymbals; the
hollow moan of weirdly swept strings is over
whelmed as jungle-land's wild symphony
swells to its maddest height. Through it all,
the fierce rhythm, the frenzied swing of a
super-syncopation that is sweeping the dance-,
world into a vortex of new delight. The Jazz
Dance Blues are here!
V. C. Handy, of Memphis, Term., is the originator
and composer of these famous "Blues" successes. The
Handy Orchestra of southern negro musicians plays
"Bues" dance numbersas no other orchestra ever could.
This unique organization makes records exclusively
for Columbia. You want its Jazz Dance Blues records
for your party they'll make it a success. You will re
spond to these records, whether you dance or not
they're great 1 ,
Jazz Dance Blues, by Handy Orchestra of Memphis, Term.
Lrrerjr 5Ull B!e - - Fox-trot J A2L? Tie Sets? Wats - Foz-Uot j
Tnt itiz Dtoco -One-stepJ 7Cc FBajWuny One-Step J
TleH(xisCowB!ita
OliMiuRig - - r
-Fox-trot A22?
v . . flO-meb
l-ox-trot ) 75c
A242I
10-1 neli
75c
A Booti el Blaei Fox-Uot ) A24I8
Jjo-incn
75c
MoorJi.lt Bliti Vau
Ola Tos Pomp - Fox-trot '
Swttt Ckili - - One-step )
AZ417
10 inch
7i5c
COLUMBIA GRAPIIOPJIONE COMrAMV, titer Vott
m
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Think of our original low ltcgular Prices
if you want to get the full significance
of what thia sale means for you!
"At their Regular Prices, these Perry Suits
and Overcoats were already- Bargains!
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They were actually worth more than we
were selling them at during the regular sea
son! Wc had stocked up on the -woolens
before the recent advances, and we had
marked them in accordance with a square
deal letting our customers have the benefit
of our foresightcdness! ', '
This Big, Comprehensive
Sale is a Golden Oppor
tunity for the man who
wants to forestall the sure
advances in price and the
sure restrictions in choice
assortments that are due
for next year!
OVERCOATS
The finest $60 Overcoats are reduced!
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The $35 and $38 Overcoats are reduced! 1
The $28 and $30 Overcoats are reduced!
The $20 and $25 Overcoats are reduced!
The $15 and $18 Overcoats are reduced!
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' SUITS
The $43 and $45 Suits are reduced!
The $38 and $40 Suits arc reduced!
The $30 and $35 Suits are reduced!
The $25 and $28 Suits arc reduced!
The $18 arid $20 Suits are reduced!
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