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THE' FITTSBtrKG "DISPATCH." MONDAY,
EAGLE EYES ON DUSS.
A
Whole Year to Bo Consumed in
Overhauling Economy Books.
MIFjIIOSS UNDER INQUISITION.
The Trnstce's Enemies Will Try to Make
Cut a Conspiracy Case,
WHILE HE COURTS INVESTIGATION
I SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
Beaver Falls, May 1. At a recent
meeting of the Harmony Society at Econ
omy, it was decided at once to begin an in
Testigation of the entire affairs of the so
ciety, both financially and otherwise, and
an expert accountant and auditor are now
hard at work making the investigation. In
their research of the financial, commercial
and manufacturing interests of the society,
which cover millions of money invested,
the experts employed -will be Riven every
assistance by the Board of Elders of the
society.
As the ground to be gone over is so ex
tensive, the amount involved so vast and
the whole affair, covering a period of over
half a century, so complicated, it is said it
will require at least a year of earnest labor
on the part of the accountants to put mat
ters in shape to make a perfect and satis
factory report. The Economites interest in
this place, which consists of the Economy
Bavincs Bank, the Great Western Pile
"Works said to be the largest file works in
the world the Beaver Falls Steel Works,
the Union Drawn Steel Works, the Sprocket
Chain Works, and also the society's largo
real estate Interests In this place, will be in
vestigated. May Rrqnlre More Than a Tear.
Besides the- above enumerated interests,
all the factories, mills, coal mines, timber
lands, oil interests etc, and in fact every
thlngowned by the society, both in Economy
and elsewhere, will be investigated by the
experts and acted jpon by the auditors. It
is asserted by those who profess to be con
versant with the affairs of the Harmony So
ciety, that this investigation will cover in
vestments acgregatinc; several hundred mil
lions or dollars, and they doubt ir a year is
sufficient time to make ttie investigation;
but it may bo that the methodical manner in
wliich the society keeps its accounts will
mnkc the task much easier than was first
anticipated.
This proceeding has been brouzht about
lv the enemies or Trustee John S. Duss.
Failing in their attempt to oust him for his
alleged conspiracy with Dr. Teed, of Koresh
nn fame, to get control or the Economites'
millions tliey still have a lingering doubt in
their minds that since Mr. Duss, owing to
the failing health of the venerable Father
Henrlci. lias had almost supreme power in
the affairs of the society, and has to a large
extent, made all tho investments or late
years, he (Duss) has been manipulating mat
ters on the quiet, so that eventually Dr.Teed
will upon the death of Henricl step by fraud
into tho position in the society's affairs
w hich he could not acquire openly.
Duss Is a Kern Itusiness Man.
Injustice to Mr. Duss it must be said that
is soon as he ascertained that those who
looked upon him with suspicion talked of an
investigation he demanded the investiga
tion to bo made. He feels confident that, so
far as lie is concerned, the business of the
society will be fonnd to be in sood shape.
Among those outside of the tocicty Mr.
Duss is looked upon as the most enterprising
business man in authority in Economy, and
that all his moves have been made in the
sole interest or the society. He is shrewd.
Jar-seeing, energetic and indefatignable, and
so ar all His investments have paid hand
somely. Yet. with all these qualifications, Mr. Duss
is looked upon with suspicion by a largo
number of the members of the society, and
tnose who opposed Jir. duas ana are still op
posing him. say that bcTnro the auditors aro
thiongh some developments will be made
that will startle the whole community.
"What the nature of these developments are,
the opposition refuse to l-eveal In detail, bui
say thev will bo sufficient to show that a
deep conspiracy has existed for some years
pn-,t.betwcon Dr. Teed and certain members
ot the Hirmony Society. Bv this alleged
plot the Koreshan would, at no distant day,
-rain control of the vast millions of the
Economites for the sold purpose of glorify
ing Dr. Teed and his followers.
THE popular "To Ijet Rooms" In our cent
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rooms.
PDBIFYING M'KEEBPOET.
A Wll-Condoctpl Spealc-Kasy Raid Tills
the Llttlo Jail There.
McKeestort, Pa May L Special, An
open war was quietly inaugurated against
alleged spcak-easies by Mayor Tilbrook and
Chier or Police W. F. Young to-day. It -nas
conducted systematically and losulted in
ten alleged disorderly houses being pulled
and 42 prisoners being arrested. The re
called lock-up, containing six cells, built in
a close, dingy room, with no ventilation,
proved too small to hold the crowd packed
therein like sardines. At no time in the his
tory of the city lias it hold more occupants,
but they were picked in, as the Mayor al
lowed no forfeits to bo taken, although as
hiirhas$123u head was offered immediately
after the arrest as a forfeit for appearance
Mouday morning. Several were allowed to
put uj) forfeits later, wliich made a little
more room lor the balance of tho prisoners.
The police were instructed to force doors
if refused admittance. Tho proprietors of
speakeasies have had a hard time of it
under Mayor Tilurook's administration, and
have adopted so many precautions to avoid
arrest that It has been necessary to force
doors or give up the battle. Mayor Tilbrook
had the night force of 20 men in citizens'
clothes divided into squads, each of whom
had warrants for the arrest of ccitain per
sons charged with conducting disorderly
houses, and were ordered to serve them.
Among those under arrest are a number of
well-known young men who would like to
put up heavy foneits for liberty, but who
were compelled to stay and laco the music
in the morning.
JIotiiers, have you tried for your own
ailments, the fine,invigorating and strength
giving qualities of Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic
Vermifuge? If not, a few weeks use, in
doses of one to two teaspoonfuls, mixed
with a little cold water, and sweetened to
please the taste, taken at meal times will
satisfy you of its efficacy; while its small
cost places it within the "reach of alL As a
worm medicine, for strengthening the child
as well as expelling the worms, it stands
unrivaled. Small bottes 35 cents, and
double size 50 cents each. Buy of vour
druggist. my2,"l8
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Although wo have been burned out at our
Liberty street store, you will find a most
complete assortment of all grades and prices
of wall papers at our Market street store,
where you will find me ready to fill all or
ders. Joiik S. Roberts,
503 Market street.
Successor to W. H. Barker.
A qcakter or a million barrels is tho ca
pacity or the Iron City Brewing Company,
an undeniable tribute to its superiority,
purity and lefrcshing quaities
Latest novelties rrom Pari? and New York
In ladies' and children'-, hats, bonnets and
toques. M'lle E. Dretei!, (HI Penn av.
Ilurnrd Out.
Although we have been burned out at our
Liberty -treet store, you will find a mostr
complete assortment or nil sradesand prices
of wall papers at our Market stieet store,
where you will find me leady to fill all or
ders. Johxs. Boberts,
503 Market street.
Successor to W. H. Barker.
Spring Saltings,
rora eood-fltting suit or overcoat go to
Pitcairn's, 43t Wood street.
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Any or our customers who have unfinished
jods or papers, or who wish to duplicate any
goods, win kindly send their orders in at
onceand we will try to fill them through
tne lactories, and can promise everv possi
ble attention. Our Jacilities here are of the
very best for completing work.
Jobw S. Roberts,
503 alarkot street.
Successor to W. H. Barker.
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The 24 Pagrs or the Sunday Dispatch Con
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Books The Freshest News nnd the
Cream of Cnrrent Literature.
It is better to rend a good newspaper
than spend your Sunday in idleness Thero
was abundant matter in yesterday's Suhpat
Dispatch to please all. The following is a
summary of the most important news:
Local.
Three large buildings on Liberty avenuo
were burned....Allegheny Athletes will
erect a clubhouse.... The fourth L. & O. de
tective in two weeks was arrested for neg
lect of his family.... A reign or reform is to
begin in Allegheny. ...Knanf, tho "witch
ma-i," asked to be tried for murder Vic
toria Woodhull-Martin departed for Chicago
....Hotel Keeper Sohneider, of Allegheny,
was refused tfllcenso... .The railroad min
ers' scale was agreed to. ...Republicans nom
inated John Fielding as Mayor Kennedy's
successor in the Allegheny Council Car
penters won't strike to-day Pineapples
are sold as a diphtheria remedy.. ..Tee
Sonthslde patrol wagon was very busy....
Pittsburg has beon visited by a tree-planting
mania The Etna Council and Burgess
are at war Owners of vehicles must pay
license or bo arrested on sight... .Allegheny
county clubs are making vacation arrange
ments The Brilliant pumping station will
go back to gas The Charities Committee
refused the Alexander farm. ...William
Murphy was killed in an elevator shaft....
Pittsburg won tho ball game.... Changes
were made in the Pittsburg diocese.. . .Mayor
Gomiey approved the addition to Highland
Park.
General.
A Columbus Drewer was suffocated in a
bin orgraln....A Mississipplan was executed,
bnt is alive and well. ...A Viking ship will
be shown at the Fair.. ..New York's art ex
hibition opens to-day.. ..Cincinnati is pre
paring ror its May Festival Philadelphia
Republicans will confer with Quay to-day....
Bryan addressed a Democratic meeting at
Grafton, W. Va Prohibitionists are pre
paring for their National convention....
Steve Elkins may run for Governor. ...A
United States commissioner described the
Russian famine. ...A Californian killed two
persons and wounded another in attempting
to rob a stage A Now York dude pre
tended to be a Van Rensselaer and duped
pretty Connecticut girls. ...New York of
ficials are investigating the typhus Gen
eral Wells was tound dead in a disorderly
house.... Parkhurst has been invited to lec
ture in Washington The Keystone Bank
investigation was continued .... The
death roll or the Philadelphia fire
numbers seven The sub-Treasury
was not robbed. ...Ferd Ward is free
A bloody overcoat will be produced
against Murderer Scudder....A huge Pan
handlo strike is in prospect Congress dis
cussed the proposed consolidation of foreign
missions. ...Opponents hope to defeat the
Hatch anti-option bill Yellowstone Park
leases are being investigated.... A Reading
audience dispersed in a panic. ..W. S. Pipes
will be tried at Wayneshurg to-day for mur
der.. ..The Chicora postofflce was robbed....
A mother kidnaped her own child in Home
stead Mrs. Koons, of Canton, is after re
venge. l
Foreign.
French Catholics in Africa accuso the
British African Company of persecution....
Deeming's counsel is trying to prove in
sanity by the condition of his victims'
bodies Edwin Arnold's daughter is a
bride.. ..A Tyrolese mountain is falling
down and damming the River Drave....
American millionaires are in demand in
English society ...Needy English aristo
crats are selling their estates. ...Lord Ran
dolph Churchill favors the workingman in
politics Caprlvl is testing the parlia
mentary ability of the new Prussian
Premier Tho grip Is epidemic in Southern
Russia All Europo prepared for May Day
Poles are emigrating to America, for
fear of war....Balfonr is hurrying up Par
liamentary business in view of the coming
dissolution.. ..Ladv Dixie is very angry with
Gladstone.... Six thousand subjects were re
jected for the British Art Exhibition.... A
Parisian salon rejected a picture because of
its nudity.
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.
E. Nash, of Hamilton, and T. Ahearn, of
Ottawa, are stopping at the Schlosser. They
are building an electric road in Hamilton,
and came to Pittsburg to inspect the various
systems in uso here. Pittsburg for several
years has been recognized as the best street
railway cltv in the United States No other
city in the country is so well supplied with
rapid transit.
Helena Modjeska and her husband, Count
Bogenta Clnpowski, arrived in the city last
evening from Wheeling, and put up at the
Dnqnesne. Miss Lu Freeman, of New York,
a friend of the actress, will be her guest at
the hotel during the week.
Superintendent Warren, of the Vandalia
Line, passed through the city last evening
en routo to IVashington. He is very ill and
occupied a special car.
George X. Loomis, advance man for the
United States Marine Band, and W. E. Hat-
ton, oi loungstown, aro at tne beventli
Avenue Hotel.
B. M. Hildreth, of Fostoria, and David
Cameron, ot Wcllsboro, are stopping at the
Monongahcla House.
C S. Davis, of Las Vegas 2f- M., and J.
C Johnson, ot Akron, registered at tho An
derson yesterday.
John B. Jackson, President of the Fi
delity a itle and Trust Compnny. went East
last evening.
J. W. Kephant, of Meadville. and. C. T.
Hall, of Washington, are registered At the
St. James.
rittsburgers in New York.
New York, May 1 Special Tho follow
ing Pittsbuigcrs are registered at New York
hotels: C. Arbuthnst, Westminster; I. II.
Borland, Sturtevant; C L. FIaccu Aston
31. Greene. Aston II. VT. Harcman, llollnnd;
J. II. Ketch um, Astor; J. G. Lyon, Imperial;
S. J. Mack, Vendome; II. -s. McKce. Grand;
11. Norman, Morton; J. B. Oliver, Astor: J.
A. O'Neill, St. Denis; F. Woorg, Coleman
House.
fare and Wholesome Qnallty
Commends to public approval the Call
lornia liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of
Pigs. It Is pleasant to the taste and by act
ing gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels
to cleanse the system effectually, it pio
motes the health and comfort of all who
use it, and with millions it is the best and
only remedy.
Millions.
Every one, no doubt, has
heard of Dr. Price's Delicious
Flavoring Extracts, but, al
though millions of bottles of
them are annually manufac
tured, there are yet hundreds
of housewives who know
nothing of their excellence
from actual use. These fla
vorings are without question
the finest and purest of their
kind manufactured in the
world, and they will eventu
ally be used as a luxury from
one end of the country to the
other. The grocer who en
courages the sale and use of
such pure and wholesome ar
ticles, is doing' his duty to
his patrons and making his
business a success.
Toilet Lajtoline, best home remedy
for chapped or cracked hands and lips, burns
cuts, bruises, corns and chafing, especially
with small children. Ask for Toilet Lanolins.
DIED.
BAILEY At his residence. 1831 Jane
street. S. S.. on Sunday. May 1. 1392, at 9 r. X.,
Hesrt Bailst, in the 43d year of his ago.
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
BEUERS On Saturday, April SO, 1893, nt
33:55 p. M., Frank Behers, son of George and
A M. Behers, nee Waggand, aged 38 years 10
days.
Funeral' on Mouday, nt 3 p. m.. from his
parents' residence, No. 180 Mantou street.
Thirty-first ward, Southslde, Pittsburg, Pa.
Friends ana members of Hays Camp No. 4,
Sons of Veteraus, aro invited. , 3
BORLAND On Saturday, April 30, 1893, at
3:30 p. jc, Mary McCutcheox. eldest child
of Agnes and Ward E. Borland, aged 9 years.
Funeral services at the family residence,
57 Hazel wood avenue, on Mokday, May 2, at
2 p. if. Interment private. 2
CALDWELL On Saturday, April SO, at 2:15
p. il, Margie Caldwell, sister of D. C. Cald
well, aged 37 years.
COLLINS-On Saturday, April 30, 1892, at 8
o'clock p. M., Eliza Collihs, mother of
Edwin Collins, aged 77 years
DEELY On Friday. April 29. 1892, at 5:40 p.
x., Daxiel Deely, in his 53d year.
DITTRICH At Aspen, Col., on Friday,
April, 29, 1892, at 1032 p. sr., George H. Ditt-
kich, Droctier or itooerc ana louis ihwi -ion.
DOWLING-On Saturday. April SO. 1892, at
9 p. m., Mrs. Mary Dowliko, wife or James
Dowling, aged 59 years
GRElSN On Saturday, April 30, 1392, at 7:15
p. m Bridget Greek, aged 01 years.
Funeral from late residence. Sheriden
Station, P.. C, C., St. L. R. R., Mouday,
May 2, ls-92, at 8:30 A. M. Services at St.
Paul's Cathedral, at 10 a. m. Friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend. 2
HALEY On Saturday, April 30, 1892. at
2:20 a. jr.. Mary Haley, relict of the lato
Timothy Haley, aged 64 years.
Funeral from her late residence, 103 Forbes
street, on Tuesday ironmrta at 7:30 o'clock.
Services at St. Paul's Cathedral at 8 A. M.
Friends of tho family nre invited to attend.
KYLE In Philadelphia, on April 27, 1892,
Mrs. M. G. Kyle, wife of Rev. M. G. Kyle.
Funeral from the residence of her father,
James H. Mitchell, 955 Ponn avenue, Pitts
burg, on Tuesday, May 3, at 10 o'clock a. if.
Interment private. 9
MURPHY' On Friday, April 29, at 10 P. M.,
at Freedom, Pa., while on a visit, Mrs. Eliza
Wallace Murphy, wife or N. Grntton Mur
phy and daughter of the late Georze Beale.
Remains at W. W. Chaplin's, SSS Forbes
street.
Funeral services at St. Paul's Cathedral
Tuesday MonsisG at 10 o'clock. Interment
private.
McCLELLAND On Saturday, April 30,
1892, at 10 a. M.. at the homo of her parents,
Josie, only chlldof Pres K. and Maggie Mc
Clelland, aged 2 years, 8 months and 8 days.
McKIBBEN On Saturday. April 30. 1892, at
4:30 a.m., Margaret McKibbex, wire of the
late Hugh McKibben, in her 63th year.
Funeral from residence of her son-in-law,
Thomas Moynan, rear of 3449 Melwood ave
nue, near Thirty-third street, on Mosday,
May 2, 1892, at 10 A. M. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
OLIVER Of aiphtheria,on Saturday, April
30, 1892, at the residence of his parents. South
Negley avenue, William Berger, youngest
son of George T. and Mary D. Oliver, in tho
9th year of his age.
O'DONNELL At the residence of her
uncle, James B. Rodgers. 1739 Wharton
street, on Sunday. May 1, 1892, at 7:20 P. M.,
Ansk M. O'Doskell (nee Nolph), wife of Ar
thur O'Donnell, Jr., in her 23d year.
Remains will be taken to O'Donnell sta
tion, Jefferson county, Allegheny Valley
Railroad, for interment. Train leaves Union
depot at 8:20 a. m., Monday.
Brooksville and Rcynoldsville papers
please copy.
REILLY" On Friaay. April 29, 1893, at 5 A.
m at his residence, 5161 Butler street, Johit
Reilly, in the 35th year of his age.
SMITH Saturday evening, April 30, 1893.
at 8-30 o'clock, Charles Arba Smith, son ot
Charles A. and Ella M. Smith, aged 8 months,
formerly of Cleveland.
STURGEON On Sunday, May 1, 1892, at 2
p. M., Samuel Sturgeou, Sr., at his residence
in Willow Grove, Pa., in the 93d year or his
ago.
Funeral from his late residence on Tues
day, May 3, at 11 a. 21. Friends or the family
are respectfully invited to attend. 2
WINTERS-On Friday, April 29, 1893, at tho
family residence. North avenue, Washing
ton, Pa., Mrs. Addisox Wihters, mother of
Mrs. W. T. Lync and Mrs. J. C. McCollum,
of Pittsburg, in her 71st year.
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TJR Stores are headquarters for the best
fitting and most celebrated makes of
Corsets in the world. We only handle
the reliable kinds; consequently can guar
antee satisfaction in every case. Particular
attention is called this week to 120 large
sized French dollar corsets to be closed ont
at 88c a pair; odds and ends of (1.00 corsets
go at 50c a pair.
THESE
ARE
FAR-FAMED:
Dr. Warner's.
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G.B.
B.&6.
We
Have the Best 50c and
CORSETS Ever Offered.
75c
Full lines of Misses' Corsets and Waistsr
Abdominal and Nursing Corsets at lowest
prices. :-: :-: :-: :-: :-:
510-518 Market St.
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Going Like Wildfire.
Our new Cloth JncketR are going like
wildfire; they please because they are
tallor-mude, fit well and new designs.
THIS WEEK ELEGANT JACKETS,
$5 TO. $9.
JIBEiETOO.,
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
Cor. II
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Weak and sickly children should take
LAO'l'OL. ;
It will make them strong, and flesliv. It
has tho same effect on anyone. It cures all
diseases or the throat and lumrs.
ITlcepor bottle, 75 cents. Prepared by
A. F. SAWHILL.
mhS lfc7 Federal st., .Allegheny, Fa
PATENTS.
O. V. LEVIS,
131 Fifth uv. (next Leaner),
20 years solicitor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. & B
They're new worth coming to
see
T
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Tans and brotvn mixed shades make
stylish, dignified and dressy gowns;
54 inches wide. Price only $1.25
a yard.
Ultra-fashionable things don't sell
sometimes as fast as they should
the prices those Paris fellows ask for
them often have much to do with it,
and we plainly told them so that's
what was the matter with the new
"PLISSE," or woven tucked dress
goods price was 2.50 it's all
right now the way we own them
they'll sell quick; navys, new browns,
new Paris green, myrtles, silver
greys, 46 inches wide. On sale to
day, $1.25 a yard.
A few pieces fine new CHANGE
ABLE SUITINGS, 54 inches wide,
$1.25.
Only 200 yards; it was a good pur
chase; three shades silver grey and
one tan; 50 inches wide, 75 CtSi
There are 100 pieces; all black
grounds with white polka spots and
figures; they're not the common kind
and there is no wool in them pure
cotton but they are fine, and the
shade of black is as good as the high
cost Challis; of a yard wide,
6 1-4 Cents a yard. There'll
be business at the Challi Department
while these last, as soon as the ladies
know about it or see them.
66 PIECES
ALL-WOOL
In the new wavy designs of white on
black, slate and navy grounds,
35Cts.
Now, here's an opportunity 66
pieces at this price won't last long.
A large special Challi Department
nothing but Challis at this depart
ment. A choice collection of the
latest printings, colorings and designs
in fine Imported Challis just opened
at 50 cents and upward to" finest
Silk-Striped Challis.
Walk back, and on the way thither,
just before you go through the arch
way, beyond the elevator on a long
center counter is the best thing
American manufacturers have ever
produced of the kind for Shirt
Waists, Ladies' and Children's
Dresses, black grounds with white
stripes, white grounds with colored
figures and stripes,
FINE
IRISH LAWNS,
40 inches wide,
12 1-2 Cts.
There are 52 other departments of
this store upstairs and down that
are brimful of new things and being
sold at prices that bring the people
and pay them to come.
BOGGS & BUHL
ALLEGHENY.
BITS
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IS
BIW ADYEKTISEMliWTs.
To every gentleman about to buy a new
spring suit is to step in and look at the
matchless assortment we have prepared
from which to make a selection. Our
showing for the present season has few
equals in the country, and we know it
has no superior. We want you to
COMPARE THE MATERIALS
COMPARE THE MAKE-UP,
COMPARE THE STYLE,
COMPARE THE FIT,
COMPARE THE GENERAL LOOK
And the solid value of
OUR.
With what others offer. We've more
styles of materials at this particular price
than you'll have time to look at. Among
them you'll find: English and Scotch
cheviots, the newest and best designs in
foreign and domestic cassimeres; diag
onals in black and blue black; latest
shades of blue and bluish cheviots, thin v
meltons and a full line of the popular
brown in every shade from light to dark.
WE CAN SUIT YOU
No matter for what purpose you may
be needing a suit, whether for business,
the office, the street, or for dress wear.
TRY IT. . .
OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT
Is radiant with style and beauty. No
showing of previous seasons comes up to
the grand display
are now making.
Chaste, dainty
elegant little outfits
kilts, jaunty little
sailor suits, stylish zou
aves and a remarkable
diversity of styles and
designs in short-pant
. suits in every shade of
color imaginable; more
and better styles than
you can find in any
other house in town.
The praise of those
who see our stock is
our reward. We value
this above all else, and have labored for
it this season more than ever.
tJCSsTHE GLOBE TOP is still given away with every
suit in this department, no matter what the price maybe.
Bring in the Boys and we'll accomplish the difficult task
of pleasing both you and them.
In Our New and Mammoth
LADIES'-:-SUIT-:-PARLOR
In addition to the grand offerings made
in Sunday's papers, we will present each
purchaser of a suit or wrap with one of
those handsome Silverine Pin Trays.
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