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EVENING. PUBLIC IiEDGER-PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1918
DON'T BUILD HOMES j
NOW, SAYS M'ADOO
"The Utmost in Cigarettes"
' Plain End or Cork Tip
People of culture and refinement
invariably PREFER, Deities
to any other cigarette
71 verity Five Cents
Af.ilrrrt rJtht Mirthful firnrf.- 7? rink
itWAOUW and EavDtianCtnarrttttinihcWbrM
CAPITAL IS DIVIDED
ON GARFIELD DAYS
McAdoo Wants Them Aban
doned, but State Fuel Chiefs
Support Original Plan
Till 8. ,
lit el tllO
' Mn'iilijf.
RAILROAD OWNERS
OPENLY ACCUSED
Trainmen's Head Charges
They Want Government
Operation to Fail
WAMIIXUTON", I'cli ".
'Itiilumil ounirH" tin not want the
opontlon of Hid r.illttti.n liy tlio Cm.
rriiniciit ni.ult- a fuiiofi. '
" C I.cp, iiterttlcnt "C the lliollni
hnoil of Kiilhotil Tr.titiiut.li, ni.ulc till
clulgo nt Hip lir-mlntf bcfoio tlio li.ill
wa W.iKt f'limmlfluit ttnl.iv
I lump trill villi CMlt'P inc." Ml I."'
Rilil, 'for liclni; Mtpl.liiu, hut
tven tle.illiiR with tlipn
half a trnttiij
DIVISION OF FORTY-SIXTH WARD
IS AGAIN AGITATED BY RESIDENTS
Petition Soon to Be Presented Asking Partition of
West Philadelphia Bailiwick and Increase of
Councilmanic Districts to Forty-nine
FOI.1.1
r.ii
I f i I. nil I.
I llIM
Keiitlimcn fni
lOI.I.nW INCi .in iiRiMtlim nC scicril
ifRll MtlH Will l-linrtll ho
t.iUon ti put up ti tlio otrri nf the
l'nrt.Kltli Wind tlm nlKMIon of ilMil
I 111,' tint waul Into politic al hilliuUKi
'llio hi w until. Khoiltd luajotltj uf tin
I totriHMi will, will hi Known nt- tin I'ortt
lilnth Waul A pttitloii is now hrlnt
, itti.-iltil foi tin n"it.iit dlsinturis of
llftl uilili ntK if tlio firrvitit l'nit -Kth
V aitl ami whin iriniilitdl It will lie
piot-oiilid for the tiiiu-hUintUiii of Hip
(''million I'lrai I'omt It lit iiptcil
Thpy do not want tin (ioi liuiiuii to i tint ,hl, ,,,l,,atlon
tinl.i- n bUtitMi of Its optimum oi hip hip mint within 111
rfilliiinilx I i .III Inil. UP tlio Htato-
mpiit that cxpiiltuttil i.ilhoad nipn mo
not iiPinilttnl to pet fot in thill dutliK as
tliolr tiukni.? would till Lite Tliei
Know tli.it If tin' lot pi nun nt uuKin a
moils of nillroid operation the nil
rontlt will nitir ho handed bail. 1 tou
thlnl. the puhlli will lit tl out ten lii.K
Thtt'n win 1 want to kp tlio (.oiun
niont inaKo .1 htn.i- t It
l l !uf i . 11.11 nf tho i
Ri'.itliti'lioml and Mi 1 pi. iiPPtni"! hp
fori tho iiiiiunl-Hiiiii todat with mhiic
nppKlitiiiluii as to tlio th u .utit of tin
hiarliiB win it tin i kw lalhoad nim
olhet than million piimt Mi tiir
irtmn lufoiniid tin i onunli-'lon that tlie
nppi.it .line nt tlie-o nun was In nt
eniitiateutloii of Hi four hiothi 1I1001U
iindpiftuiidlni; with Ml Mi Adoo
Wo wilt .i-utul, Mi i.aintton
-jlif tli.it tlio l.illtonl oMiicis oi tluir
riptiM-iiUlltis would not p.utkliulo
Wo who .iM-uud tluio tiai no nihil Moo
i.. ......j .x.iM.i lho (iiitrrniiu nt ! Wo
Kilo abandoned our oldln ir.v iiicllu.il of
proculuto at liouliiRi bnouv of the
nsstiranii a wo mpltiil W do not In
tend to dell with a hccnnu i-n oi
will ho llhd will.
Ill l t til III I 111 I
Plocm, wo do not intuiti to uaiu.
OUlK'lMd
Spiictais l.ano indi.iMiiid to nas-
iluo Ml li.Hietctiii and eH iiuiu i.n
; in
tho hoarlnif. hut that ludltldu.iH nan
bo. u intltiil 1 tht i mnmlM-lim to vii
what fatM tint had tint would bo
of taliio, loKithu with tin laitH pi
Foutcd b tin liiolhiihoodH
Wo an MiltlliK fioin ou. Ml
T.tuo iliiliud. Infoi nialloii that Mill
aid us In in ill Inn at .i JuM decision In
he inittti of m.iboh. Tluro N no cou
tni'iisi 'HiH In not. lioinMi. an i -p-.il
pioittuliit.M Wo f.el that wo
l'roil infoi iiiatlou fioin tai'ous miuuo'
rpmmlsKi.incr fotlnBloti inttijiclwl
III it lho men whose ptosimo tho
brothel hood ol.jnt.d to who imnly
tu hupplimctit and not to aiitdKouUo
infoimallon tho biolhtihood would htip
pl ill (Jamtson then iiiiuounied that
Mi. U.i would pmido liliu In ptchtiit-liu-
bUlbllis on tho iot of HthiK ill
illation to tho tttiKc liuuates miubIiI.
Ml. l.io i-ald tint In wanted to as
Miio tho iiiiiimlHslim lli.it lalhoad nun
d.hlled to i(..upci.iti with tho lonunls
ilon In lho fullist cMint, boaihiK ill
mind lho IiIkIi n.st ot litinK 'ilic iitii
ch.iMni; putt 1 1 of ii dollat, ho h.ild, is
now r..' nr 1 1 nt h ss th in when tlio scalo
riott hi iffcit was adopted.
iatiothou lias aMied the cominl".lon
on bilnlf of the ficlnlit and paseiiKer
rnmluitoifi, foi u ll.it m.ibo of $5 20 pet
100 miles for the former and f 3 i'3 foi
the lattfr.
I.eo demands IntK-axo approlmatliiB
CbL'-J pir itnt of tho Incieand cost of
mint".
FIRE WRECKS CENTER
OF MARYLAND TOWN
Many Stores and Dwellings
Burn at Aberdeen Loss
Is $100,000
aui:kdi:i:.v. Mil, imi. n.
11. ml. f n i.,i I. iiiirir.it. it tfiui. I... tho
Miirjland dliihloii of tho I , 11 nil I
Uailioad, ubout foit miliH touth of,
1Vlliilimtou. was iihuobt wiped out by
ilru early tmli 'lho busluesH section I
of tho town was wucUid, KCM-ial latgo'
Ftorcs l.einit biirntd 'I lie loss is csll
mited at $10u,ii(iJ
Many fiimlllos who touted out of their
homes by tho 111 e Uei iuso of frozen I
"flrfiiliifcj It was niiesx.ui to blow up
buildings with dytrtmlto to check lho
pr'stress of tho b'azo
TliU was done hv about J soldiers
nnd workmen fioin tho floternment
pmlnr Kroiind n nr Aberdeen, who
qii'ilily itsponded to th call for help.
Tim trcnury lettlHtoiod iu dcBreos
ho'ow reio and u high wind was blowing
froni the wo't T1. lire was dleoiered
nt 4 -3i (.clock lu lho Br cei ktoro of
V X A'lns r- tlon o" h -'-in
rtrut nnd tin. llames spread tnpldly
'Tit follow Iiib buI'dlnKD r diktrojidt
United States postotllce. W N Adams
K. Rons (Ttoiery note. Wlllaiu blltor
A Cd,( tanned Roods broliersi lteniy 1
Tarrlntt !i Sons, luminal e; 1 S
Kladc, liarncss: K U Kyle, Bi-ocerles;
Jlanwnv H tllusoii, general merch in
d'se; nevrnl smaller hiilrtlncs nrd
romo dwellings. Tho llro hid tlrtuab.
Iv burned ItBclf out up to tlio dnamltecT
nrra by 10 o'clock and tltero was no
further danger
wtiKs, si. that in tlon mil hi t iK( n hi
linn loi the pioposltli.n In l pn suited
to tho Mlns of tin wild at tin Mn
primal lis
As the ).l in his beiii win Kid out md
will ho Miliinltlid to the mint lho now
ward will ho hounded on tho north hi
I'llii Mint, on tin last hi loilt-llftli
Micit in KlngMsxhig nMiitit, Ihouio to
the luslii l.tauili ol th i'cuus.tlinnl t
ilu, I..IK1 I lllihoill tl.llkrt tO nrtlftll StlOlt, lO
minimis i .,,.,. ,,, ,, ........ ,, . ... ,
B , ( 1,1 l.lll.l .' IlllllUt' ... . "I'l'P 1 I I I II 111,
along I'olibs riciK to IMno Mint Tin
liiw ward will inntahi appio!mateh
111,000 pi i suns and about HO00 loglMirnl
itotiis lho piisent ward, b f,u tin
llugist In tho ill). If is a popul itiou ol
I in uli li.n.opi) pcisons md a toting
pnptilitioii iippiutlmallni? JO ono
I Tin politft il wlwairis bate aire uli
pkKiil l.ilnaid I Ilallot, a l.iujot, ns
lEipuhlli in loitlti of the luw waul
should tin piopoMtlon (.ii thiough at
tlio poll1- Mi liallet was lit one thin
iitlto Iu the lefniui polltlis nf tin
l'oltj-sltli W.iul, but mini' lo cull)
lias b illlllalul with II.ui)
iiacKo), tin Oigaul7 itiou kadii List
fall ho was a Mm Let i.mdldito foi
I'ouiulls, but was defeated hv llu Town
almost tinlfoiinli h.IImI up bit, inijoil
tles for the t.ulous reform imiiIps nnd
soit antl-oiRanlillou mru to Counill-
Tho siitli.ii. ttlili li will tPiiniu tin
rorl-ltli, Iiowoioi ts fn- innro In
i lined to bo with the legal ir niguiilzi
tlon and. In fiot. It Is belleted that
should the i1itlloii be rffootcd this
will bo at least one Wist I'hllaiMphl i
waul which t .in I., lountpd upon foi
lho tiiK.inl7itloii I'or tho present,
howoni, It would im .in finlf a Sekit
I'liuui lluian tu hi iloited tmni tho new
it.it il lit xt full as tlio r.ininion Cnutl
i Unit ii now sitting would fill nut tliell
In ms
Mi ilniK.i would it (nurse, ton
IIiiup to Into full sw ii nwi the Koitt
sKth Wail i l.eptililuan kailei.
Ihougli lu v.it I Hi it Ills-duties us ihnli
man of th Slab i ompi usttlnii Itotid
had giniin In su, 1. im pnitli.us that
lio might shoi H I., fun ni ii, i..sKn his
nttlto uaid Ii lib ishli
000 AMERICAN SHIPS
NOW AUK IIOOVEUrEl)
ilietlng pull i.indlilatP
While ho would not ion"ent to Ii
uuoted as sponsoi lug tin moleuuut foi
tho dlii-lon of tin w.itd Mi MiiiKu
ml it
Is also said mi nuthorllt th it llu ,in
al o also iu lav or of It
(in tin- Mil face lho piliuipil it-turn
sit fix th hi fit in of illtldlug the ii.it d
Is its iinininso frc In population and
also thu dliiihlt) of lt ii-dikntl.il
tltlztnshlp, m iKIug It tnunilos mid illlll
t tilt foi lis lepnst ntatltes lioth polltl.
til and nllklal. In pup.ili InnK aflu
lis lutiiesth The- I'tirtj-slMli Waul
and pat Hi ul uh Hi it poitlou whlih It
Is pioposnl n in iKi lulu tilt new I oit)
iiintli Waul, has been )ear in and i,n
out st.ini.lil) Independent and has
Wheat and Mont Consumption Cut
.'.( Pen Cent; l'otk by
Tin oe-Qtiai lets
WA-.lllNi.riiN Teh -, lb u'ling
lab. the hlghwais and lit w .its nf food
tuuuuiptlnu tin mod administration is
m.iKIng sio nil prngioss lu t nnsoriutlnn
(lu sit liiinilinl Amerliau sti unhlilps.
piling lu lho t l.intii' and liulf, tho
in ws aio noli tliore.tighl wheitless,
nioulliss and poiKloss-lod When .mil
int.it iniiMimptlnu on tlirsp sl.V, the
food ailmhilstl.itlon tepoited todat, has
Im n i urt illul r.u per tent anil poiK it.n
sumptlou 7.V pel tent it has sounded
tlm ilooni of the bull) hei f Men at otin
mill and iu nit an aiitlcnt fniaslk del
inn i
Hotels i lubs and iesl.iui.ints loo in
Lipid!) falllm, into lino
Ohio i ttlng il, lies sated In INipiii
her "0'iTr. pounds ot 1ml 1 T lis
puiiiuls uf trl., J '.I'M pnuutls nf luul
tnu, lJl.iiO imunils of otin I no ats and
.'o.'.Jlil pounds uf flmu- and IM i"i.
pounds m siuai tho Ohio hotel admin
Istiat i itporttd 'lho Anuiltau Insti
tuti of IlaliKllig has promistd In gli.
iUiiK .u Hon on diafls atluihid In bills
nt lading on funds lu fat dilute piompt
tllspusal nf slilpintnth This will hasten
illsttlbutluii and iiIIpic fulglit ioin,i''.
tlon
WAsiriNOTo:
lmllcittlons of u hliaip
AtltniiiiHtiMtlr.il (dtiut IN
cotitliiinneo of "liontless
are iu ptldente.
Stnto fuel ndniliiistrntois confer
enco with l'ttcl Ailtnlnlstriitnr flnr
flclil. weir un.ittlnnius in urainj that
the Mondto i losing shnuhl bo mforcod
for thn pctltnl oilglimltt lirmldotl to
Mnrch I.'., insistlnB thnt In tu. uthei
way tan they meet tiouto roil uitn
ntlotm in their tcspccllto States
It Iccnnio known that Koorct trt
McAdoo is opposed to fuithoi i nforec
mint of the outer, nnd th it h" has
sttoiir; lotions fm his ht.nul lit his
opposition tu tlio Jlnnilit oilier Jlr
MeAiloi. his tho s.ipptut uf Ictdlnu
Admlnlstratliiu fmcts, (im. tf the most
aulititul whinii Is 12, N' Iluilot, tlnlr
milt of tlio Shipping llo ml
The .lisli will c. -ti- If linrtoi fiai
field, Mi wlin; th" sliuitlmi putclv
from n fuel Mow point Is willing to
btck tlio i iiltiuitit of lilt St.ito admin
Istr.itois i-ihist tho ndnilttoil ntcr
shut of s,'iuetuy ili'Admi tu Indus
ti ill Mtspi nslon.
Doitni (in Hi Ul tas on the point of
ncrtptlng Mr MoAi'oo's i (intention
last ttiiU whcin thev I'onfiirod at
length otri tho rlnnlni: nrdor. tiiul n
Joint s'.itonu nt. Issued .iftot tholi con .
fcteini' i mil. Hod i I'hot strnnglt tlut'thiv who
tostlldlt was ti. bo till last nf tilt ' slllpuu Ills
.tionuit mounts oni'ttu i. n iitui win
t unlet with Mi MeAiluu Iml.ij.
lho httui (,i -.1 Mini ul picssiiio h n
bicu Ul.' ' no tho 'icsiikut to tiling
tho htatliss Mnniltss tu tut olid. Sonic
ot tho Ailuilnlsti.itiiui s le ulliiK oMi
t ltls are ( Mucshlnu i'et r i ntieei n nttr
tho contlnu lino nf the n tier, nutl the)
aio pressing all nun i.i i of objccllciu
t it lit til" Wlul. I!
Wlillo the older 'si nil dy tt.is n
transpollatlon elote lupine lit nt tho
outsit Mi Mc doo, ns (lhoetnr Ben
oral of lalhouls duos put liolloip tint
the Mond i) t losing t tit ho Jmtllled
tint longer mi till' giound. Mt
Mi iluii will inlsl tiulti tint tlio
Infni mal nssmnnco hit on the mtlon
list tiitk that thu niilor ptol.tl.ly
tiould lie ritoktd .if It. toil it h ill bo
fulllllod, .md Dot tot C.itililil will
tl.instiilt the opinion of his Kt llo nil
inlnlsti.iti.is tint Its loiitlnuanco
olfois lite mil) holutlon for tlio acute I
co it shoi tae i
Tho State iiihnliiisti itnis lufoiniodl
Doiliir (i.ullilil tistndit tint with
out the i oal-s itin irt((t lit the
Mond i) t losing tniltr tint iostltel)
iiiuld not mitt the t iujiw pioblema
in llitii itsptctlK Mite- mill lepie
soul.itltos of the Ni w l.ugliiul States
insisted that wlik spu ul imlilstilil
stlspi llslmi Mlllllll lisull
'1 lie ttliolo llilng, ntioiilliult, ttlll bo
tin own upon tin I'li-iilenl lot a tie-
lisii.n lie buppoittil tin tin lb Id ot Jet I
when the u itlon lmitisttd im.itnst It.
but ho git is htioni, tiilulit tu thu1
Menu of ill. McAdoo and uthcis iu tlio
Cabinet who me open lu their oppcsl
tlon to the Mond it mdei
William rottei, htate admlnlstialnr
of reiiiisjltanh, repoited a ono ,
d it MippI) on hind ami the IXlaw.iir
mid il ii) land admlnl-tiatoia said I
pgr
iH iHHflHH!
EMM gasKHBBp
MHS. I.I.OX tl. HUAC0CK
".iplnt't of T-nm Xo. '20 in the
ten ilnys' ciimpaitrn to uiise
TJ5,()00 lor two hcliiilai ships to
thu Woman's Mtilinl College
which hei.'inn loduv. Slie htes
tit ISO'! Walnut sttett.
Save Capital, Material and1
Labor for War Purposes,
Ui'rps Treasury Chief
WAMII'ino im. "
11 appeal to the publlt not to build
now homes dip lug tin win ti opt when
lho nerd is urgent. In onbr to sate
tipltnl material and labor fm issentlnt
win mti liaises, hns belli Issued I.) See
letars Mi eloo
Horn - itilldlng l tin i to. Pont llilnr
la iii.innl tliius ntd lho s.,.(l,t,ir,t
'lint at liresmt imless llieie is tl leal
.luulngo f !iniie for war wuiK.rs 1
htiongit atttlse that inatci Inls talunblo
I 1 il.oi and unlit ho not utilised foi tills
purpose Whether homes should be built
I should to iletitiulncil by the urgency of
the nted
The s,,rnniv ept lined that the
lug ti let t mil ict fm 1'cderul bullillngs
luasiii) h ol silling this I ule In term.
Huin il is. s nf absolute lieoossltl
"movii:' cnmvn in panic
l'tople .lump 'lhroitRlt Windows
When ltetl of l'tlm Takes Tito
MMPIM I iN I'el , Poll ' Jump.
ni. ilu imi w minim and dntir a inucli
i , t i i i.m. nt a motion picture
Hi, .tu lu it "mt Into a (.ii.iiin piiiU.
,11 Will II l. ll till. Illllll'tl tth n a
i.tl uf till., i night the , ,
'lho llames ttne innllnt.l ' i tli- bonii,
nnd Up nil was tlunwii Into tlio Ftittt
'lho lllni tt is worth $1."0
ilojiendent npon da) tnili)
I'oth the Ohio mill Mlthl-
4iii admlulstiaturs uputted a -Imllui
condition
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llirket .131
INFORMATION
Nightly
What, ho!
i
18&
Does you mean "what hotel"?
-What hotels have you? '
-Boss, there's only one the
HOTEL COLONNADE
CHESTNUT STREET, AT 15TH
Odd Shaped Bracelet Watches
.ire meeting with gic.it favor,
and arc ornamental as well as
practical timepieces.
Among the many patterns is
a square octagonal watch of
green gold, with reliable move
ment, on a wrist band of black
moire ribbon $50.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st.
diamond iiiiitciiANTs jrAVi:i.i2iis sn.vi:r.s.Mrni.s
(rangers
Thrift Wednesday
Suits $33 Overcoats
Todar S3 l.tiyN SI0 to S&0 "It or
.trrpoai, mtido 19 oiir jiiearr oirun
tlnucd jinx unit nd but . nfrytlilnr
tunmnttesl up to trar imual hlih ttnnil-
,Ovn Wtdiw.drr Ettnlnn until tt o'Clork
'CPU
1008 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
t
Intense Price-Interest
adds immensely to the lure of these very timely
offerings:
Semi-made Cout Suits (snowflake fabric) in eolois. Wcro
$20 to $20. Final offer, $8.00
Hobo Patterns voile, organdie, batiste; all-white, or whito
with colored embroidery; were $25 to $37.
, Final offer, $15 to $29
Embroidered Flouncinfes 27 and 45 inches:
Were $1.35. Now 90c yd. Were $5.00. Now $2.50 yd
Were 2.75. Now $1.50 yd. Were $0.00. Now $3.00 yd
Inscrtings nnd Bands; embroidered in colors; for trim
mine gingham and voile gowns:
Were $1.00. Now 25c. Were $4 and $5. Now $1.50 and $1.
Were $1.25. Now 50c.
Unmade Camisoles; 'batiste, crepe do chine. Wcro $1.25
to $5-.00. Final offer, 75c to $3.00
Smart NeckFixing8 For Tailored Gowns
Piquo vesta for dress or coat, 50c to $375
Pique collars, long and roll-shape, 25c to $2.25
White satin collar vests, sets, 50c to $3.50
!Hjm v Colbtirn's ll
iSwvJli -$ RedLaiel 3
Immfc Spices l
P2sV vVll nr How a Dollar u Year ; I:
MffmiMW Makes f?500 Go Further Jj,
3 What does your family'h food cost? uj
3 Whether it is as low as $500 a year or as high as $1000 E JT
HJ there is one thing sure you can make it go a lot furtherby spend- E M.
FS ing only one dollar a year for a full assortment of the best spices. E Hy
a The secret of food saving is the skillful seasoning of cheaper
Em cuts and left-over bits to make them as delicious as the creations
3 of a chef. E
p All the distinctive strength and flavor of Colburn's "A" Red
3l Label Spices arc retained by the convenient rim-revolving can-
J j ig isters, with sifting and pouring tops.
jlm For Sixty Years the Supreme Seasoning .1 1
ral THE A COLBURN CO, PHILADELPHIA, U. S. A.. I
3d Spices , Cooking Herbs , Tapioca ' -
II Ejl Mustard Pickling Spices Baking Powder :
II 4 Condiments Flavoring Extracts : 1 1
far Wi 'irf iP?Sft "s
; T-fttlE !v iO TPrrtfpWllfi W'e' P.'S S-
4
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QTARTED This Tues-1
day Morning, Febru
ary Fifth, for a Limited
Period Only A Drive
at Special Prices on the
Finest Overcoats and on
the Finest Suits from our if
own exclusive stocks of
this Winter Season !
We will sell our Finest
$45 Overcoats at $32,
$33, $34 and $36; our
Finest $40 Overcoats at
$28, $29, $30 and $31;
our Fine $35 Overcoats
at $24, $25 and $26;
our $30 Overcoats at
$22, $23 and $24;
our $25 Overcoats at
$18, $19, $20 and $21!
We will sell our Finest $45
Suits at $39 and $40; our Fin
est $40 Suits at $34 and $35;
our Finest $35 Suits at $25,
$27, $28 and $29; our $30
Suits at $23, $24 and $25; our
$25 Suits at $18,' $19, $20,
and $21!
q This is a Sale of Fine Clothes par
excellence they are among the finest
we make, and that means the finest that
can be made.
tfl Our own Suits, our own Overcoats, of
proved value that WE SOLD this season
at their full reguKir prices.
$25 Overcoats ... .$1 8,$19,$20,$21
$30 Overcoats . . . .$22, $23, $24.00
.$35 Overcoats . . . .$24, $25, $26.00
$40 Overcoats . . . .$28,$29,$30,$31
$45 Overcoats . . . .$32,$33,$34,$36
$25 Suits $18,$19,$20,$21
$30 Suits .$23, $24, $25.00
$35 Suits $25,$27,$28,$29
$40 Suits .$34.00 - $35.00
$45 Suits .$39.00 - $40.00
Sale started this Tuesday Morning
at 8 oclock
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