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THE JEFFERSONIAN
TOWSON, MARYLAND.
On Wednesday, Jnuary 14, by Sam W. Pattison & Co., Auctioneers; valuable farm machinery, implements stock, etc.,opposite Wade's Hotel, on Hammond's Ferry road.
BORING.
Miss Gladys Leister, ' of Hampstead, spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Leon Upperco
Mr. and Mrs. William
son, Albert, spent several day Mr. Bqssom's parents
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
Oliver Bossom
Mrs. Bi. A. Burk
wrl^ay w)th her sister, Walter, of this place
Mr.
Bossom and s visiting-and Mrs.
THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND.
UPPER FALLS.
RELAY.
A pretty wedding- took place when f Laura_Gill and K Miss Virginia M. Lagnor, of Blkridge, became the bride of Mr. J. Vogts Baldwin, of Laurel, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Lagnor, St. Augustine avenue, Blkridge, in the presence of friends and relatives. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. V. Gisler, of Blkr;dge Methodist Church. Miss Nannie Hastings, cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid 'and Mr. Walter Baldwin, brother of
man
Mr. and Mrs. William Crother and little daughter spent Saturday with Mrs. Laura Gill, of this place.
Mr. Charles Armacost, wife and daughters spent Saturday and Sunday Mith Mr. Armacost's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Armacost.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crother, Mrs.
mi'-, run ancj j-t_ u.11i spe~*
William Pishpaw ^^^^^^^ laide Wooden, of ^^^ is visiting relatives at this ^lace.
Miss Helen Nichols gave a New Year party at her home Wednesday evening. There was music and refreshments. All had a good time.
St. John's P. E. Church, Kingsville, gave the Sunday school its Christmas nf Wmnr,r or^„+ltreat and entertainment in the old ?f_ -^i?01^' sp>ent Cnurch last Monday. There were songs virgii|an(j recitations and treats for the children.
Mrs.
CATONSVILLE.
The Rev. and Mrs. John A. Nesbitt, of this place, have as their gues, the former's sister, Miss Isabel Nesbitt, of New Jersey.
Mr .and Mrs. Jesse L. Medford, of An- -olis, are visiting relatives here.
Mr^. Charles N. Brill, of Lancaster, Pa., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Preund
by him on August 10, 1918, at wh''ch| rival fro time his right hand was painfully in
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Miss Adelaide Wooden, of Baltimore, visiting relatives at this pJaee. Mr .and Mrs. Roy Kelbaugh, of Ar lington,. visited his parents ivrr.
*wo parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kelbaugh, on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Myers, of Baltimore, spent Saturday anri
with his sister this place. B^^^^ Mrs. Edward Groth
rday and Sunday Mrs. Clyde Green, of
Mrs. Cabell Peyton has been sick with a heavy cold, but is improving.
Mr. George B. Monmonier, who was sick several weeks is able to be out again and attend to business. ________
Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Keyser spent the i place Tuesday ~ morning New Year Day with their son, Mr. Al- mass was celebrated at St. len Keyser and wife in Washington, olc Church by the Rev
The Misses Schleupner, of this v ______ „
lage, entertained a number of friends | ^7/'"' .
Tuesday evening at their home, Freder- io1ks guessing. ick_ avenue.
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tainment of the Towson M Sunday school, held evening last, but what "Al "fatten up" with
m the lack of wate great headway the flames had made were practically helpless made a first-class IDarn- t001 shed, chicken houses, corn | Hazel M
Santa Claus at the Christmas ente
on Wednesday I wheat and 60 barrels of corn were
and the sne remarries the property is to be di--~d made vided among his five children, John E„ The bank George M., Clarence I., Charles W. and
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house, with 800 tons of baled straw. $1,000. A grand-daughter, Miss Helen
bushels of Hale, i sgiven $500
Church 50° bundles of fodder,
es W. and Hale also is left
200
has
used to good many
The funeral of Miss Isabel Harmon,) —me Towson Fire Engine Com-of Catonsville, who died Saturday at|pany responded to an alarm of fi *— home on Frederick avenue, took j rp„^,.„„„..,,.
her place
—The Towson
Mr. John Dacey spent the Christmas ithe' eufo^v ^Thf ^'i^11"0 also delivered D°acevyLW«th^iSl!)r0.ther' Rev- Father Read, gIo^^ «?5??*«»™ were Leo
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bv the-w- —Mark's Cath-ty-seat, on Tuesday Wo* coun" I district
by the Rev. John F. Fan-| _ esaay last> and upon ar-| Hal
stroyed, the loss being estimated at about $5,000. .
—By will of John O. Hale, probated Tuesday last in the Orphans' Court here, he leaves his home place and household effects at White House, Fifth J"~A * ' to his widow, Mrs. Emma M. is given $500. The residue of the
______^^^^^^^ The residue of the
estate goes to the children. John E. and Clarence I. Hale are named executors. The will was executed September 9, 1919.
—Patrolman Schmidt played the role of a hero, when he dashed into the burning home of Emanuel Mack last night and carried the negro to safety. Continued on Page 8, Col. 1.)
r^i* r rSe A. Betzold, Jr., Geors-e
Golder, Leonard M William Ha?
the groom, acted as" best man"/"' Mrs. and George, have1" returned & AJjin
J. A. Vermillion played the wedding' «*«> *»«"«•-------*- ¦ reJu.rned home after
march. After the ceremony a reception
was held^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_ St. John's Episcopal Church of Relay,
held its annual Christmas festival on
Saturday evening, December 27,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Neale, of Arlington A1
avenue, gave a card party on Monday
evening.
The Relay Presbyterian Church held its Christmas festival on Monday evening.
The Methodist Episcopal Church held a Christmas festival on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Phillips entertained Dr. A. N. Hewing and family.
A social and spelling bee from 8 to 10 P. M., followed by Watch Services from 11 fo li Relay Pre day eve with the invited fo
spending a week in Baltimore. ----------o----------
FREELAND.
^--------------------------------Idas ^^^^^^^_ U n c 1 e
„ .__-~~ by many of our
people, has entered his ninetieth year.
Mr. William F. Wilhelm, who has
been an invalid for several years, died
Dacey, at St. Stephen's rectoryi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^piiiiam Mrs. George Sissons died suddenly atl-mon and William Taylor. Burial
her home at Kingsville last Monday I in New Oa.thpfli-oi- r»—~-*-----
night of apoplexy. Mrs. Sissons leaves
her husband and four children. Mr. Frank Goettner,
Kingsville Inn
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^»ci«.j years, died on last Saturday morning of a complication of diseases. He was a veteran of the Civil War. havino- o«™
War, having se
shipers from Bdgewood Arsenal at-1 Ritter tended. The church decorated wi greens.
vice-councilor, Harry | Jr.; recording secretary,
church was beautifully liam Piep" 'finanni«Tif secretary, Wil-th holly and ChristmasWiderman; trSswer'^u^jJff1^™
ductor. Calvin q„k~' ,.. U1S *iel> con-
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Zimmerman; inside sentinel, Philip Lages; outside sentinel, Harry Sell-man; trustees Harry Sellman, John
~~~~, j.j.0,11 y oenman, John The Community Improvement Asso- East andEdwardI Sclsler; representa-iation will hold its regular monthly | "v? fZj***?- C-?A*clk George Reiblich, meeting on Wednesday evening next. ijr-> alternate, John n,ast. Mr. and Mrs. John t? Rh^v -
and one brother, laid to rest in Mt last Tuesday.
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His remains -were •""* Zion Cemetery on | days the past "•"¦------*¦"¦- ' " Hamilton.
Miss Myrtle
Hurline spent week with
East.
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The funeral of Louis D. Hardy several I years °^- °* Lansdowne, who
THOMAS M. BROWN
Contractors' Equipment
New and Second Hand
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Preaching at Falls Road M. E. Church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, by the pastor, Rev. P. W. Graham.
Preaching at Black Rock Baptist Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by Elder Joshua Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gent gave their annual Christmas dinner last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turnbaugh gave their annual dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cole gave a dinner Tuesday.
Miss Katherine McElroy and Arthur McElroy, of Baltimore, are spending the holidays with their grandparent. Mrs. Peter Kessler.
A very interesting entertainment was held at Falls Road M. E. Church last Friday evening. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Santa, Calus was there and treated the children to candy.
Mrs. Dora Rider and daughter, of Govans, spent a few days during the holidays with her aunt and cousin, Mrs. Charles Cole and J.Irs. H. S. Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cole had as their guests Sunday Mrs. Alexander Martin, Misses Emma Martin, Elizabeth Martin and Mr. Rex. Margin.
Mr. Arthur Bruehl spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bruehl.
Miss Sallie Bruehl has returned to Govans after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bruehl.
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Regular preaching services will held at the Lutheran Church here on Sunday afternoo'n, at 3 o'clock, at which time Hply Communion will be administered.
Miss Mildred Burk is slightly indisposed at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Burk.
Mr. John L. Burk had his truck badly damaged while in Baltimore last (.week when he was run into by a large J
______ I truck of the Baltimore Cooperage Co
Haven Wilson has returned pany' but he escaPed * *
after the old fashion, ^maining at 1 eir own vine and
„.-¦„. cue uju j.asni most of the folks remaining at home and feasting under th~"'~
KINGSVILLE.
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PLEASANT GROVE
jamin Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. Ben-___ and family, of Philadelphia; Ensign C. E. Earle and wife, of Akron, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. George S. Canoles, of California; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White and daughters, of Lau rel; Mr. and M-^^^^^^^^^^^ Hamilton; Mrs
and Mrs. Thomas EdwardsTof
^""r^P Che^lth S"- ^d Mr
Messrs
of Baltimore;
Most of the young folks have been enjoying coasting on the hills during the Christmas holidays.
Mr. Emory Brown, of Baltimore, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, on Sunday.
Mr. Walter Brown and Miss Grace Brown visited their uncle of Green Spring Valley on Christmas day.
Mr. James Wilhelm visited his uncle, Mr John Banner of Arcadia, on &vas. day.
Mr. Carroll Myers returned home on Christmas night for the holidays. He is employed as railway mail cler
The
Rev. and Mrs. O. Grey Hutchison and hildren, pastor of the church here, pent the Christmas holidays with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Hale entertained on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. John H. Peregoy and family and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Armacost and family.
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SUNNYBROOK.
Mr. Thomas Owens, of Hamilton, is spending some time with relatives in this vicinity. I v
Mr. George Hahn spent Tuesday with O Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schoelkopf.
and Mrs. Alexander B. Miles had as their geusts this week Mr. and Harry G. Murray and daughter, Elizabeth, of Washington.
—In the basement of Towson M. P. Church on Thursday evening next, the Towson Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold its annual reunion and supper.
—Mr. Charles W. Held' has docketed su;t against the Fidelity and Deposit Company, claiming $15,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been received
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Those visiting at the home, of Annie Osborne on Christmas day were Mr. John E. Osborne and family, Mr. Bernard Osborne and family, and Mr. Arthur Osborne, all of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duncan and Mr. William Osborne, of Woodensburg.
Mr. Herbert Myers had the misfortune to cut a piece out of his thumb while cutting kindling wood.
Misses Margarette and Dorothy Gill, of Baltimore, are visiting'their mother, Mrs. Bertie Gill over the holidays.
Leslie and Carville Earle, Ver-and Miss Marie Earle. _ -„.,., of Chase had a shooting match on the Chase baseball grounds on Christmas afternoon and New Year's Day.
Mr. and Mrs,. Ulrich have sold two of their houses, one to Mr. Benjamin Ber-ends, where be has been living for some time and the one in which Mr. J. Tyson League is living to Mr. Henry fn,„__£ a^fh Fischer, who with his family will move J^nuJ.cn oouin, there in the early spring.
Misses Irene Meisner and Mollie Wheeler and Mr. Elijah Smith spent the week-end with Mrs, Estelle Hess, of Woodberry.
Miss Ethel Brown has returned to' Baltimore, after spending the holidays c.T.^^^^^^^^^^^"t Elmer
The Financial Resources of this community are exemplified by the work and activity of this Bank.
Our Deposits represent the Thrift and Prosperity of the People, and they also represent the confidence of the public in the safety and responsibility of this institution.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COCKETSVILLE
COCKEYSVILLE, MD.
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A Christmas etertainment was held at Hunt's M. E. Church on Monday night. After a very interesting program the children were given a treat and many presentn •«"•----
Miss Mary Smith, of Warren, spent several days of this week with rela- j tives in this vicinity.
There will be an illustrated lecture I Sunday night at J Fair View M. E. Church South, en^tled, "In His Steps;". by Rev. H. P. Baker, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
The complete Electric Light and Power Plant
Built in sizes to suit any conditions
Betters living and working conditions,
attracts labor to the farm.
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p.^jents were given to the teachers and scholars, also the pastor, Rev. Solomon German and his wife were presented with a pur"
se of money.
UPPERCO.
Sunday school this Sunday morning atj Trenton Lutheran Church.
•mr— Alberta Hampt and daughter, e visiting at the homo ~+-
CHAS. W. WINTERS, Dealer 2013-15 N. Charles St. Homewood 1390
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Inezf, are visiting at the home of and Mrs. H. C. Wallett
Mr.
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and Mrsi, of_a sol? ' 'SIaiuiauons on the C. Hamilton Franklin
Mr more T. E
The Christmas entertainment of th Reformed Church was held night and was largely attended.
of FrcuenuK. vv^a largely attended. the Christ™.,;, u , • u McHenry
r&kBUr?f and dausnter; Anna. Mr and &Vff1^8 at the * fr.ef,ttX£k °ulty' spent the holidays Mr and \r£ E^Wler-
birtri tives in Baltimore. ¦ a'( Mrs. Burhman Martin and Mrs. John Weiss and daughter spent Wednesday at the home of H. C. Wallett.
Lester and Russell Hampt spent New Year's Day at Rosewood, visiting their mother, Mrs. Alberta Hampt. ----------o----------
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Mr. Crumiish-rpare^s!
3urk on Tuesday night. I Mr. Ray Crumblish and familv
Miss Elizabeth Albright spent Sunday the holidays at Wrie-ht«vni„ n_ with Miss Mary Trapp. ' 1v'r^^^^^^^^^
Lee, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holloway, is on the sick list. His playmates hope he will be well when school opens.
Miss Annie Brown was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Philip Lins, on Sunday.
Miss Marie Chaney was the guest of
Miss Marie Lins. ^^
Mr. and Mrs. William Pibber were th guests of their daughter, Mrs. Louis Zinkhan.
The Public School at this place will reopen on Monday. ----------o
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LORELEY.
Mrs. B. Wheeler and family* of Har-
rd county, spent Christmas with
relatives here. ^^^^^^^^^^
Misses Ethel and Sarah Tui
ays_with their | ford county, spent Christmas
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Cat Rate Markets
a 508 N. GAY ST.
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MOSES KAM OF OLD TOWN
"The Good Maker of Kahn's Good Klothes." COR. GAY and EAST STREETS
Just One Short Block From Belair Market -^T
NEW YEAR'S CO^NG And "Mose" Sends Greetings To All Of His Old Baltimore And Harford Friends.
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WISHING YOU "A HAPPY NEW YEAR"
KAHtf'S GOOD CLOTHES
KAHIV'S LOW PRICES
.. ».iu oaran rurner and Mr. Edward Turner spent the holidays with j with their parents.
' Wishing- all a Happy and Pro New Year.
sperous
HEREFORD.
Sunday school next Sunday morning1 at 9.30 o'clock; preaching at 11 o'clock. The Baptist Church of this place held its Christmas entertainment on Tuesday night of this week when the children were all made happy with their Christmas treat.
Mr. Harry Ensor, who met with an
accident at Blue Mount quarry while
; working, was buried from his sister's
J' residence near here on Monday evening
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mays, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers, Miss Alice Myers, Hilda Palmer and Jesse Beecher spent j Sunday at the home of Howard Miller, | at this place. i
£ Mrs. George Dive is spending the j holidays in Baltimore visiting friends.! Miss Mary Ensor spent some time | the past week visiting friends in Hereford
STOCKTAKING SALE
Sleds, Work Gloves, Children's Gloves and Mitts, Sweaters and Knit Goods, Men's Underwear, Outing- Cloth.
20% Discount Sale begins Monday, January 5, 1920
THE PEOPLE'S PHARMACY
West Side of York Road, North of Pennsylvania Avenue
TOWSON, MARYLAND
For Prescriptions Go To Hergenrather's Drug Store, Corner York Road and Chesapeake Avenue ,
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OSE" has been selling his good clothes to the good folks of Baltimore and Harford counties for going on thirty-seven years—and his dealings with them have always been pleasant. "Mose" knows the kind of clothes the country "boys" want—good, strong, serviceable and dressy clothes—and that's the kind he has always given them. Kahns Clothes ARE good clothes—because "Mose"
Fresh Shoulders for roastirie- .
25c
PARKTOIV.
The Parkton Pleasure Club will hold a play in the Masonic Hall at Parkton on January 10, entitled, "Farm Polks." Beginning at 8 o'clock. Admission 25 cents.
Miss Lillian Poster of Sparks entertained the Parkton Pleasure. Club at her home on Last Saturday night.
The young folks of Parkton attended a dance at New Freedom on last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilhelm entertained a few of their friends on Tuesday evening at their home.
Miss Leah Tipton is spending her Christmas holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tipton.
Miss Dorothy Fishel spent the weekend with Miss Lida Underwood. . Miss Grace Ayers entertained company on New Year's Eve.
Fresh Hams for Roasting___29c
CHOICE BEEF
Brisket Boil, Plate or Top Rib
Chuck Roast... Shoulder Roast,
8c
juause "Mose" makes every stitch of them right here on his own premises—cuts them from the cloth in the bolt and sews them—and when you buy a suit or an overcoat or a pair of pants from him you are not only letting the full worth of your money, but you are getting satisfaction—for "Mose" says if the goods don't "pan out"—if they are not as good as he says they are—you can come back and get your good money.
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Rib Roast. .,.....
3-Cornered Roast.
Fleshey Boil or Pot Roast.
MOSES KAHN
OSE" sells his good clothing from 30 to 40 per cent, less than the same class of goods can be bought for in any other clothing store in Baltimore. This is because "Mose" owns his own premises and he doesn't have to pay high store rent—nor does he have to pay manufacturer's and jobbers' and wholesalers' profits—for he is his own manufacturer and jobber and wholesaler—and these profits are that much saved and just that much less you have to pay him. "Mose" wants to see all of his old county friends this Christmas—and to make the inducement strong he is going to make prices so low that all of his old friends will want to see him. This sale holds good as - --" overcoats )ng, at ^~ *u anytime on market days—or any other day— and pick out what you want and have it over.
holds good as long as the suits and overcoats do—but don't be too long, about comiiig. Drop in anvtimo o~
Men'<
W^rth?S'ef /'ne E"g,ish Q,rdu^ Suits worth a whole lot more-for only $25.00.
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Frankfurters, Smoked or Fresh Ofts*
Sausage...........UjC
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New Year Suits
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Mrs. Freeman Wentz, who is at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs iam Stultz, is suffer' Mrs. Harry Fritz,
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Stultz, is suffering with neural0'«»-Mrs. Harry Fritz, of near this place slipped and fell on the cement walk at her home last wool-
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Department Stores and Toy Dealers, or sent I. on receipt of price, $1.25, by the manufacturer.
____,„ ^.okmyer, who is confined to the home of her parents with a severe cold, is improving. I , Mrs. Emma Boyer, of near here, re one of her limbs last week.
Mr,a C. P. Lambert and fam~ alley. Pa., spent Christmas at the 'iome of Mrs. Lambert' Is Mrs H«nry Dick my er. ^^_
The cantata which was given at tiltz Church last Friday evening was success.
Mr. and Mrs
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par-
isent and Future.
>r sale at all ^^_ balers, or sent Postpaid le manufacturer,
WILLIAM FULD,
1226-1228 North Central Avenue, Baltimore, Md.
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Boy's Long Pants Suits; sizes 14 to 18; all-wool goods; pants with cuff bottoms; just the suit to tog your boy out for Christmas; worth $30; for d*-| £* f\fi
Young Men's Skirt Model Blue Serge Suits ; well-lined; pants narrow legs (3*"I fj^ AA and cuff bottoms; only.......*P-LO»v/vJ
Men's All Wool Heavyweight Mixed Cassi-mere Suits; pure Venetian lin- JLD.UU
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