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. ..i..tH MAn'Pteads In
0 of miw
j yyjth OarWOOQ s oiayei
In Death Heuse
g.GOES TO CHAIR SMILING
.V.fien concerning tlic fate of
iMMWTti mere than n year ng,
"""':, .1.. "lest" innn'a wife by
n,eU "' . J... W, 1m !
2 last night in the New Jersey
.(.Prison. ioe"B i,u'u,.lu- """"
Iu. ter the murder et nnrry uar
!i',r. Smdcn tarlcnb driver.
eMt..,.;. hi-fore the execution
'Kinds nege.rs .?'"? Pcrmlttcd t0
LTMwTth the condemned
ft
I
t 1
I quMtlens
RACE TRACK CURVE AND BUILDINGS AT BYBERRY FAIR
man
e-jtu .... ,1,nni1,a Imilv
i'kft she mlRlit plve It a decent
"l. . .i,l lir didn't knew any-
itaotltenil repeated this reply
oueitlens regarding Rogers' dis-
irtnce. ,, . . --.- n i.e
- hnn iv it 1 1 1: i iiij n t . h
S murder, it is said, asked dc
JSif 1" would hell, him any if he
" . n.aH' iiniii' it'll vi
tier ""j," j u""' hi . it
? ....i.mniui ninii walked te his
t unassisted, and hewed remark-
I'11"' .. U. ,.1 n nnt In fllft
M.i, nr1 src-nied ta.be uncen-
"ri ....rHIne the erlm nreprcdlnnx.
liltWi extra guards walked beside
Km an the short march te the death
Oer because of his recent attempt
LI ... nnnecesiarr.
u. ireetcd Edward 'Weed, a patrol-
ir.mdw. as he was being strapped
l''Iett ain't get tliesp straps fixed
m " he said n tne cap was bcins
Med. A guard sliifted the straps
liktlr- and euii": appeurcu te be
Kd. He smiled.
jOUDf taen jiunrii in (ini.iur nun ihu
it Charles H. I'lder. prison chap
S'and the Iter. Richard C. Thillips.
'the First jieineui -i iiui-uim ihul-ii
fjlinasquan, . j., """ uti.-uiiniaiiii.-u
i m k rhair.
re. uiu reneatlnz the prayer "Ged
I... mtrfv jn my soul In the Kingdom
fH(an" when the first shock was
Ifmlnlstered. Three contacts each of
IjM volts and nine amnerei were given
kfre he was pronounced dead, uue
kJt was tanen te iinuduniiciu, . .).,
Ir Darui.
J, A. Hulbert, of Sing Sing, who ad
tnfstered the death penaltv te Luther
jdd recently in the .New lerk prison,
rjtched en the current which killed
eiuif.
mw snot tiarwoed te death in the
hcdi near MiKuurg. . j. up con cen
fedfd that Garwood had been Intimate
lh Mrs. Yeung, but this was dis-
M
TO PAVE MANY STREETS
Infracts Soen te Be Let for Werk
te Cost $400,000
Specifications have 'been drafted and
rpesais wi(i De opened in a few days
the Department of Public Works for
mini and paving of streets nnd for
tjlshinz various articles for tlw hsi
!th Bureau of Street demiim- in.
phis? an expenditure of mere thnn
HW,000. One of the principal feai feai
ten el the letting is the improvement
msing sun avenue trem Hoesevelt
wktard te Olnev aveiuip nt mi .nn.
rexlmate con of ?10(),000.
Be thoreuchfarei tn he nnrml ..-in.
ipbelt are: Ardleich street from
We te Ilalncs : Cherry from Cenes-
VI te Flftr-flfth : r.ph.lnnn anit'nf
Uij-feurth : Stafferd from Ardlelgh te
Meson; Terre.sdnle from T.ewls te
(uwi ana uniingiiam te Kennedy;
eurth from Perter te Sliunk ; Twen-
Ifll from Sixtv-iiftli rt-rnnun In 31vl...
mhnenue; Twenty-third from Alle
n;tea point north.
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DETAILE
UI-AIKKLAIN
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Committees Meet Today te Take
Leng-Awaited Step Toward
Definite Action
DIRECTORS TO ACT LATER
OLONNADE HOTEL CLOSES
tructure te Be Demolished for 22-
Story Office Bulldlnn
The old Colonnade Hetel. Piftepntli
lnC"i nut strppfs fill 1 :..
WIS today mill unrLmm, ..'III I...I..
Mrinjdettn the building en the site"ef
ire will be erected.
I ,Z2 i per,mi,nt Bucsts of th
I ttedwd notices te vat-ate last
'n Bflv 1 ' "0n t0 y c'v"ry one wU1
The IlitA 1,'nu -AM.I.. ' ...
mil. Grecnfied. a icaltv brekc-r.
new etflre liiill.ll,,n ...:n .
BYBERRY FAIR OFFICIALS '
PLAN PROTEST TO MAYOR
Object te Order Closing All Booths
That Smack of Gaming
Unless I.ieutcnnnt Eelitcrmcjer, In
rlinrge of police arrangements at the
Philadelphia County Pair nt Tlj berry,
rescinds his elder forbidding the opera
tion of games of chance en the fair
grounds, officers of the association say
they will pretest dlicctly te Mayer
Moere.
Superintendent of Police Mills visited
the grounds today te leek thn sltim.
tien ever and decide what was te be
done.
The orders te close all conccMens
which smncked of gambling were issued
yesterday with the statement that there
would be no game where the player did
net get full value for every penny
spent.
The majority of booths, about thirty
in all. were closed this morning. Seme
lind signs saying thnt the goods therein
were for sale at regular prices.
Few, however, wanted te buy a big
dell, although many were williug te take
n chance en winning it for u ihe-ccnt
piece.
FORMER JUDGE WOODRUFF
NAMED TO BUDGET BOARD
Personnel of Committee Completed
by Naming of Harrlsburg Man
Clcerge W. Woodruff, of Hadrisburg,
former assistant Attorney General of
the United States, lips accepted ap
pointment en the Citizens' Committee
en State I'Mnnnces, GilTerd Pincliet an
nounced today, completing the person
nel of the body. f
The new appointee was a classmate
of Mr. Plnclfet nt Yale, vta- formerly
n United States Distiiet .Tudgu and
was chief law officer of the Federal
Forestry Service. He also was en as
sistant te Mr. Pincliet when the luttcr
was State Forestry Commissioner.
'Hip nominee cenfcired with Jehn S.
Fisiier, former State Hanking Coiumi--siencr,
and with Dr. Cljde'L. King,
chairman of the Citizens' Committee.
Mr. Pincliet will leave this exening fin
Tjrnnc, where his campaign tour of the
Statu will begin.
As a result of the meetins this after
noon in the nclleruc-Strntferd of two
committees of the fttesnul-Ceutcnnlal
Association it Is expected that n deli deli
nlte plan for building up the fair will be
ready for the Beard of Directors within
ten days. ,
When the Committee en Plan and
Scepe and that en Buildings and
Grounds assemble the members will have
before tlicm all the data gathered en
the fair project in the past months.
Among the things that the commit
tees will decide nre: Whnt Is art? nnd
what kinds of art shall the fair Include
and hew shall they be displayed?
Tin committee, for examine, win
BEAUTIFUL MODEL FIG&TS
WEALTHY HUSBAND'S SUIT
t
Yeung IVife DcclaresShe Was Cast Aside as Plaything Follow
ing Marriage te Rich Man
New Verlt, Sept. 0. Nature- has en
dowed Madeline Glldcrsleeve with a
charm of person and a magnetism of
manner that found favor in the cyea of
I'enrliyn Stanlnws, James Montgomery
Flagg, Heward Chandler Christie and
ether famous Illustrators in their quest
for mngazlnc-cever girls.
Se, although the Fates were mouer meuer mouer
ate in bestowing worldly goods en
Madeline, Nature gave her opportunity
te glimpse the mere lavish nvenucs of
life that come te the experience of n
much-sought model. Having glanced
upon the luxurious things of life, Miss
Glldcrsleeve wns net hesitant te become
the wife of wealthy young Leenard W.
Pollock In 3010.
Fer two years she lived In the ease
and comfort made possible by the gen
erosity of a husband with abundant
funds.
Today she says dic has been deserted,
Is destitute anil bag been Hung back te
the circumstances of near-poverty that
were her experience before her marriage.
Mrs. Pollock yesterday outlined her
4. Steady Stream of Buyari
clothes. lie gave me $50 a week for
pin money. He bought me jewelry,
took me te theatres, te pnrtles nt which
he was n generous host. He boasted
of me te his friends, made love openly
and publicly.
"But nil this time his parents were
protesting te him against his marriage.
Finally this campaign had its effect.
On AnmiKt 1ft. 1!)'l lir. nnrldenlv tnlil
me he was through. Out of n clear
SKy ei Happiness eame tnis dreaunti
belt of destruction of our union.
"I nm going te fight thnt action nnd
show thnt I hnve been a geed wife te
hira and that he has deserted me. I
am asking $100 n week ullmeny. I de
net want his raeifcy. But he pannet
cast me aside as though I were a
plaything thnt had gotten en his
nerves."
PERRY'S
Final Closing
Sale
at
bell down." se te sneak, the cenpral (efene te the rhnrirp.-i en whleh Uni
term industry until it knows what kinds j husband has based an action for nnnul-
of industry shall he included, wnat ment.
Anna Gecttcr Is shown lit circle with her pet English Spotted rabbit
WILDWOOD
ENJOYS
INDIAN
I
Red Men's Tribe Stages Histor
ical Festival Before Big
Assemblage
CEREMONY IS IMPRESSIVE
UMnnnn . .
ffiTsl , r rxnwted will be
rawed by the latter pint of next
The (Vllnnnfi.l. II. .1.1 . .
860 .nil . lvl "ns opened n
7 ami for tun i..in....ti...! .. .... .
social cm., r",:n :..". r
"e time 0 ,1; "?,.' :U"B" LPl "
. ueuircl , ,.""r ',"u?l"l's
ci was anienff thn i;,.., i.. .1.- -!...
DAILY BAnTwNCERTS
''"neunt Park Orchestra wm
Pl,y at Lemen Hill Teninht
Th. Pnl, ,. . .
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Stene
nv-rllez
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mm a frrtm m V-. '..' ? veil
'SMbtt Jilt " Denien"..nubnaleln
.....MOOl wacner
aiat W.Vi. ... . iulll;e anu, i.ieti
litLte ?" bandmaster, will
tubiv ti lttcenth street nnd the
""J. Ibe nrnrrrnm
1.A ... -e.m.
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PWHWi li"L"F,.r"n a. NlBht1
Qr..n. - " I red Htrnhin
imii "lr'. -Th9 Uanca "of th?
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:SV"0!d Sum::.. V ''"' J"er
"ClllhlnV A,.." i Brae1 I?jVb.ey
tivicicr
ng Academy'
R8..MARR'AGE LICENSES
SSFS, JTial,iiSlJ.8'h-t.. na Eleaner
iMffi
vnun
rethv ih"' '.y i.
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LACK OF QUORUM DELAYS
GRAND JURY OVER AN HOUR
Twenty-six Men and Women Called,
but Only Fifteen Appear
The Federal Grand Jury, scheduled
te convene nt 10 o'clock this morning,
was held up for an hour and a half
because of the nbvence of one juier,
which made the quorum of sixteen In
complete. Twenty-six men and vemen were em
paneled te serve en the jury, but only
fifteen appeared when the leurt opened.
Federal .Judge Dickinsen immediately
ordered the Deputy United States Mar
shals te locate another juror, when
Charles T. liauglin, Fifty-eighth street
and City avenue, entered the court
room completing the quorum.
Mr. liaughn explained that he had
returned from Honolulu last night and
found the s,ubpeena under his dour.
POOLROOM LICENSE DENIED
Five Applicants Turned Down After
Hearing by Tempest
Assistant Director of Public Safety
Tempest held hearings today en six ap
plications for poolroom licpii-.es. II
refused five of them, sa.ing enough
poolrooms exlMed already and further
that such establishments acted as a
detriment te tesldentlnl sections.
The applications refused weie these
of Charles Cehen, -105 Seuth street;
Themas (Jeorge, A stieet and Kensing
ton avenue; Augustus (iieenbiiig, I'.VJ!)
Seuth Fifteenth street ; I.euls Mon Men Mon
tanare, L'.'lll! North Ninth street, and
Jeseph l'rjMuba, --( West Huntingdon
fatreet.
The one licence granted uns te l'cter
Maltezen, filll Seuth Iliead street.
TOIJOLD CARNIVAL
Proceeds Will Be for Benefit of St.
Antheny's Day Nursery
A three-day carnhal will be held
en Uueknell street between Fedeial and
Oakford btreets, starting tomorrow
evening nnd continuing Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
Fieceeds are for the benefit of St.
Antheny's Day Nursery, Twenty-fourth
nnd Cnrpentcr streets. Ihe affair will
be held under the direction 01 tne uev.
Themas A. Colahan. with Mrs. A.
Sweenev, Mrs. A. McNeill. .Miss Lil
lian McGrath and Mrs. J. O'Sullivan
as aides.
City Hall Empleyes Wedded
Friends of Gorden A. C.ivaneugh, -l-fl
Richmond stieet. and Miss Maigrette
C. McNulty. 1M1 Jeffersen street, were
surprised today at the announcement of
their ni.inlage, which took place last
Salurdav. Cavnuaugh is a tipstaff in
Judge linletter s court, wnue .Miss
McXulty Is. secretary te Majer Samuel
O. Wjnne, chief of the District Attor
ney's ' detectives. They were wedded
with a nuptial mass In the Church of
Our Lady of Leuidcs, SIMy-third stieit
and Lancaster avenue. The bridal cou
ple hae gene te Atlantic Cit en their
honey moon.
SHIPPING-BOARD BOAT AFIRE
I'ensacela, Fla., Sept. (I. Fire broke
out Inst night In the held of the United
States Shipping Heard steaiiishlp Col Cel
thraps, moored at the Louisville ant)
Nashvllle deck here, and all efforts te
check the blaze se far have been un
successful, The fuel oil and cargo in
Held Ne. 1 ure reported te be burning.
Held for Selling Gin
Charles Se.ircelll, Cheltcn nvenue
near Germantown avenue, was held in
$lfi00 ball for a futthcr hearing Tues
du.i bv Magistrate Lindell teda, after
a detective testified he had purchased a
pint of gin from the man, The de
tective said be found a btill in the cellar
pf.ScurceUi'a.heme-
Sprclnl Dispatch te Kuntna TiiH'" foiiecr
Wllduoeil, X. J., Sept. C Ten
thousand pej-sens lined the boardwalk
and steed maPtl en the Strand at the
feet of Magnelia avenue Inst night te
witness the historical festival and pa
geant given by the AVapclla Tribe of
Red Men, and assisted by Nakemls
Council of Iocehontas
The ceremony opened with n flag
raisin-, ut S:'M. There was a council
of war and smoking of peace pipes.
The ceremony was performed en a large
platform. Chief Streng Wolf, the chief
of the Ojlbway Indians of the Canadian
Northwest, lighted the pine of peace,
then passed It te Chief .lenn Turner, 11
full-blooded Indian, but a citben of
Wildwood, who In turn passed It te a
Indians
FIVE STATE CHIEFS
10 SEE
LAUNCHING
nerleds nre te be 1 presented nnd hew
the display shall be made. The arts
and sciences will he put through the
same process.
When these definitions hnve been
settled 11 letter will be icati at the meet
ing from I'nul Cret, one of the archi
tects who hnve taken .1 lending part In
Sesnui-Centennlal affairs, in which will
be outlined the method of procedure for
getting the buildings te house the ex
hibition. .
With this outline te go by, a map
will be made of the exposition grounds.
It will show the layout of the fair In
its entirety nnd will give te the di
rectors when they meet September 15
n working plan.
Vants Fermer Maid Arrested
Laura Mlnferd. 1T.TO North Hepe
street, has asked the police of the
Fourth and Yerk streets station te ar
rest Jcnenice Burns, formerly a maid
for Miss'Minferd. who disappeared at
the same time that S200 in Liberty
Bends weic found te be iiilcsin! from
the Mlnferd home. The maid Is be
lieved te be in New Yerk City.
Mrs. Pollock, who lives In "West "West
pert. Conn., with her mother, Mrs.
Amelia Glldcrsleeve, is twenty, tall,
slender, with much chestnut hair and
big blue eyes.
Her husband, a few years her senior,
is an officer of th" Atlantic Can Com
pany, of -1G3 Greenwich street, of which
bis father, William, Is the head. It Is
te the objections of hl.s parents that
Mrs. Pollock attributes his suit.
Pollock's complaint nlleges that when
they were married in this city en Oc
tober 0, 1019. the girl pretended she
was nineteen, when actually only sev
enteen. He gives this as n reason for
seeking a severance. He add, tee,
that she was a w-ife In name only.
Mrs. Pollock said :
"Fer two enrs we lived in bliss.
We swept tlimugli life en rleudi of
happiness. Whatever I desired was
mine. An automobile was at mv dis
petal. He spent $2000 a jear en my
rM7y JCTT T"T '"" "TVm
Cmre eurUgme
UIGII-OKAPK wnrlt Inntnllnl
by u rflljblc henr cunrnii-Ji-ph
nfet.v nnil sutUfartlen.
lluy your
Lighting Fixtures
from the miinufarliirrr. Orlclml
nnd (llatlnctlte ilrslcns In solid
lirjNH enl.
A Year te Pay if Yea Dctire
Open Etbh. 'til te. Knt. 1809.
STOround&'Senf"
-'ijn fiERMANTOWNAVE.
PHONE-coiueiAie;i
HALF PRICE
Nowhere else in the
country is there any
thing approaching the
wind-up of our biggest
Spring and Summer
Season. Woolen and
Worsted Suits of fine
quality Light-weight
Spring and Fall Over
Coats Palm Beach
Suits (only large and
small sizes left), a few
Winter Overcoats
Gelf Knickers some
rubberized Raincoats
all
At Exactly One Half
Their Fermer Regular
Prices
Terms of Sale
Cash Only
Ne Refunds Ne Exchanges
Governors of Penna., New Jer
sey, Maryland and Virginia
Will Attend Ceremony
ARE GOING TO WILMINGTON
Governors of five States will attend
the launching this afternoon nt Wil
mington of the steamship "State of
Virginia."
A big celebration has been planned
nnd Governer Sproul nnd the Chief
Kxecutlves of Virginia, Marjland,
Delawaie and New Jersey hne prom prem
ised te attend.
Miss Helen Sue Trlnkle, daughter of
Governer Trinkle. of Virginia, will be
t'ie sponsor for the new liner. The
bliip was built at the Pusev'and Jenes
shipyards for the Old Bay Line.
The "State of Virginia" is 830 feet
long with fifty-eight feet beam. Her
hull Is of steel and she has a stcd
superstructure. The eilers will make
it possible te ue either coal or oil for
fuel.
First
Penny
Savings
Bank
Pays y Per
Cent. Interest
21st and
Bainbridge Sti.
1343 Chestnut St.
Jehn Wanamakrr Trrl.
GAS
Soldering Furnacct
and Appliance
Manufactured lv
L. D. Berger Ce., 59 N. 2d St.
Bell. Uarket SU Krvitenr. Uatn 7t I
Durinp; this week altera
tions will be permitted rt
cost.
THE
PLN UbbU . tt
BY PRESIDENT HARDING
le spgn the Sescjui Centennial
Resolution was made by
".'is LsiaDiisnment and It
exhibition - west window.
new en
Perry & CO.
16th & Chestnut
SUPER-VALUES
in Clethes for Men
We buy and dismantle
al. klnJa of plan's. Urge or small, con cen
tJinm trn-j anrl Me'' lieal prkfs raid.
Michlevitz & Company
iii:itiii(-K(,. ia.
croup of tialefaee "Indians ' anayed
in their tribal legalla. A spotlight en1
the he-irdwalk played en tin . 1 1 i Mrs. Pincliet Sails September 12 '
u thelr of l!0() elcea sing "America." j Mrs 0Iff , pi, I0t. ncceriiin5 te a
Camp Jires buriuMl among cedar trees rablegnim I(L.chcil , , b , ,
P.""UHl V1 l".0.St,f",r.!l,,.JL V11:,?1'0. .V.1", , ! L'uanl. "HI --" for New" Yerk from
t-.nglnnd en September 11. arriving here
form. A clam bake closed the Initial
ceremenv.
(Jn Thursdav night Governer Ld
wards will address the assemblage.
Chief Streng Wolf will appeal
for the enfranchisement of the Indian
under Government supervision in the
reservation. The chief contends th.it
for every dollar that the Indian and
his ft lends epenrt in tiie cause, their
enemies, the packing houses and large
lumber interests, will spend a thousand
dollars te prevent the emancipation of
the red man, the original American
citizen.
Tonight at 8:30. there will be a ie ie ie
productien of the Wild and Weel West
and an attack en the leg cabin of an
early settler. The two Indian chiefs
will head the ttibes and the local Legien
pet will act the part of the troopers
from the fort.
TRIAL TRIP FORJTHE KAM0I
Japanese Supply Ship Will Carry
Party of Notables Frem Camden
The Kamel. a supply ship te catrv
fuel oil and coal te u-sscls of
the Japanese Navy, will leave the New
Yeik Shipbuilding Coiperatlon vards
nt Camden today for her trials off the I
Delaware IUver Ureal, water. 1
Among officials of the New Yerk I
Shipbuilding Coiperatlon making the
trip nre H. A Mngeiin, II. ( Tnwle,
I, H. KiKg. J. It Crew. L. Nuuduin,
C. H. lMwiuds and the following .lapa- I
nese efficeis: Captain Gote, Captain
Murase, Lieutenant Commander Kuril- ,
Khl, Lieutenant Commander Lnye and ,
Lieutenant Commander Kawnlngslil.
about September IS. She will be ae
nmpanled by Lady Johnstone, Mr.
Plnchet's sister.
Mrs. Pincliet is n member of the
nxecutive Committee of the Hepubiienn
State Committee and It is expected
will take an acthe part In the State
campaign.
4 TEACHERS FOR GLOUCESTER
The Gloucester City Heard of IM11 IM11
catien yesterday appointed four teachers
from Philadelphia te take the plains of
four Instructors who had declined nt
Ihe last hour te accept appointment.
These appointed are J. Karl Knuffmnn.
continuation schoel: Herace A. Iiiu
back, high schoel: Miss Kthel Diana,
commercial, and Miss Helen A. Itiveh,
grade.
Yes, sir!
A beverage for he-men
1
1
I Tell the 1 ,
Waiter 1
9 in the Hetel or Rcstau- I
I rant when he brings I
your order net te for- I
get the bottle of I
pA&Fins
1 SAUCE I
Sl THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE J
L
F .
MacDonald & Campbell
Final Days
of the
25
Reduction Sale
Fine 3-Piece Suits of Unfinished Worsteds,
Cheviots, Tweeds and Hemespuns, also 2
Piece Suits of Tropical Weight Worsteds.
Palm Beach and Norfolk Suits. And 2- and
3-Piece Gelf Suits.
Considering the high quality and tailoring of
our men's clothing, we de net knew of a greater
opportunity te buy suits se advantageously. There
is still time for you te secure your 'share at
gonuine s;r. ings from regular prices.
Alterations at Cost
Alse Reduced
Men's Shirts, Underwear. Neckwear, Pajamas
Business Hours 8:30 te 5:30
1334-1336 Chestnut Street
Cellins
Baths
Electric and Steam Massage
Salt Rubs
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
SLEEPING ROOMS NO TIPPINQ
219-25 NORTH BROAD STREKT
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devote all our force and
energy. Customers can
greatly help by ordering
for actual needs only, and
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Auther of
IF WINTER.COMES
Can a married woman have a business career and still de
her duty by her husband and her children? That is the
theme of Mr. Hutchinson's new novel, which people eVery
where will seen be discussing. Order your copy today I
Cleth, $2.00. Leather, S2.S0
Bosten LITTLE, BROWN & COMPANY Publishers
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Men's 4-piece
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like iron. We took advantage of an opportunity te buy the goods,
and they were perfectly tailored te our own specifications.
These materials are from one of Great Britain's best manu
facturer s. Autumn colorings grays, greens and heather mixture.
One pair long trousers and one pair golf knickerbockers with
each suit a combined gejf and business ..-piece suit.
Werth 550 te $fiO a suit, thev will go quickly at
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