CHARLOTTE DAILY OB3EKOTR, 'ATTGUST 7, '1903.
Social and Personal
4 Mrs.; JL aV Chalmers' and children
- leave te-day ton Hlddenite to spend
. 'eeveral weekt - , ,'
Mm V K Tuvlor. Mrs. S. W. Bar-
ron and child, of ROC It Hill. S.' C.
'' were regUtered yesterday t th BU-
-: lord.
r y ; ., , - ... ; ,
Mr. William McDonnell, of Fee
Dee, was at the. Central yesterday.
naisoxAt
V Mr. and aire. : P."Hauher .Watklna
returned yesterday from a sojurn at
. ' j i : ' - -
f. . Prof. I and Mrs. . Edward . Kidder
Graham went to Rock Hill, 8. C, yes
terday to vWt friends.
i Mrs. W. R Hollowell. of Goldsboro,
and Mrs. Hutt, of Raleigh, who are
enraged in the work of arousing In
terest In the beantiflcatton of school
bouses and grounds, were In the city
. yesterday.
Miss Mary Graham has returned
from Sampson county, where- she
visited awhile. Miss Hattle Graham
is expected, to return to-morrow.
Miss Nell Horton, ths young
daughter of Dr. H. V. Horton, of
Winston-Salem, returned - yesterday
to. her home after spending; two
weeks with her: cousins. Misses Mil
dred and Margaret Cowles,
Mrs. M. A. Jackson has returned
from Llncolnton, where she spent a
few days. '.
The Charlotte Day Nursery Asso-
eistlon will meet this morning at 10
o'clock at the Carnegie Library.
Mrs. R. I Vernon and Miss Estelle
Vernon, who are Bow in Atlantic City,
will leave Monday for Philadelphia.
After spending a few days there they
expected to Tfturn. next week.
Miss Olive Capps, of Toccoa, Ga Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. E.
Mason.
The Movements of X amber of Peo-
pic. Visitor aiul . Otbrs
1 Mr: A. T. Lindsay. 6f Castonla,- vis
ited in thcJty yesterday, stopping at
tne went raj. , .4 -. ,
' Arodng those who sojourned In the
city at the Central yesterday was ir.
J, Jc unes, or Wilmington.
Mr. C. R. Hud-ott, of Statesvllle,
was In the city yesterday in the Inter
est-oftfie gorernment aemonstrauoa
.worn. . .. r. , ,. v v
Mr. David Ray, of Wilmington, reg;
istered yesterday at the Central Hotel.
Mr. H. E.Reid ' of Llncolnton, wtt
among those yesterday at the Buford,
Mr. C. N.' KlmbaiL of Enfleld. wu
a guest of the Buford yesterday. i '.
Mr.. M.' li. Smith, of Clover, & C
spent yesterday in the city, a Buford
guest. :N ;'i -x : --y...-..v-::-Mr.
HL. Wright, of Clover. 8. C.
spent yesterday in Charlotte, register
ed at the Buford.. ,
Mr. A. L. . Jackson, of Sumter, 8.
C-. was . among yesterday's Buford
guests, -' V,.' '
Mr. J. B. Wombla. of Concord, was
registered at the Buford yesterday.
Mr,.' i. W. Cuthbertson leaves
to-day to spend awhile In New York.
Mr. James Haf key will return the
last part of the week from his vaca
tion, spent in Canada and the North
ern part of the United States. .
Mr. J. B. Hamraerley . went to
Shelby yesterday on Western sUnion
business.
Mr. C. W.-Tillett was In 8helby
yesterday on legal business.
Rev. Dr. W. M. Kincaid left yester
day. to spend cart of his vacation in
Connecticut, where his wife and
daughter now are.
Mr. Robert O. MlUer, of Statesvllle,
spent yesterday In the city.
Revx jL.At- Sample, of Henderson-
ville, is the guest of friends In the
city.
Mr. w. F. Terrell, of Greensboro,
spent last night at the Selwyn.
Mr. Claude Ramaauer, of Lincoln-
ton, was among the guests last night
at the Selwyn Hotel.
Mr. Ernest B. Taylor, of Salisbury,
came over last night and is at the
Central.
Mr. R. L. Durham returned last
night from a trip through the
mountains.
The social event of the evening will
be the second of the series of dances
given each Friday night at Latta
Park Auditorium. This spacious and
delightful hall is perhaps better
adapted for "dancing than any other
of its kind around this part of the
State and being situated as It Is, with
no buildings to obstruct the breese, it
is made all the more desirable for
such use. There have not been less
than forty couples at either of the
preceding dances, and even a num
ber of couples more could comforta
bly dance without fear of colliding. A
popular programme of music will be
rendered during the evening by the
Richardson Orchestra.
COLORED CONVENTION TO-DAY.
Mrs. M. K. Hall and daughters.
Misses Irene snd Margaret, left last
night for Hlddenlte, where they will
spend some time.
Mra J. P. Caldwell and daugh
ter returned last Hifnt from Tayrors-
IHe.
Sunday School Convention of the
Presbytery of Catawba to Be Held
In ih St. Paul Presbyterian Cliorvh
The Programme Attendance
Expected to Be Large.
The Sabbath school convention of
the Presbytery Of Catawba meets at
the St. Paul Presbyterian church,
this county, at 11 a. m. to-day and
continues in session through Sunday
next. The programme, as arranged.
shows quite a list of subjects and
topics bearing upon Sabbath .school
work. In attendance this meeting Is
always the largest of any in Rhe
Presbytery, and has proven a great
incentive to the young people in
missionary work in their home
churches.
In appreciation for services ren
dered, the president and secretary
have been re-elected successively for
the past eleven years. Principal S.
The wife of a famous
cartoonist writes us that
' the ' best .way to clean
diamonds and other pre
cious stones is to soak
mem over.; nignt , in a,
bowlful ; of . Ivory Soap
and water; - Shavings
; 01 tire soap dropped into
- warm water . are best.
lfl the morning, 'rinse
- them thoroughly with
hot water, . and . behold t
they are as . bright as
; when received from the
jewelers."
Try it!
Ivory Soap
9$iSo Per Cent Pure.
" eo
BRIEFS.
and
Mrr and Mrs. D. P. Hutchison and
daughters, Misses Annie Parks, Selene
and Susie have returned from a stay
of some weeks at Atlantio City.
Mrs. Frank O. Landis and children
sre expected home to-day from Man
cum, where they visited. , They will
be at home at the residence of Judge
.rtatt jd. waiKer.
Misses Emily Glenn and Luclle Ma
son art spending- a few days in the
country with Miss Adella Levi.
The Woman s Club of Charlotte Is
expecting a coming year of work
which shall count for a great deal.
The programme has been prepared
in detail and the actlv t es of th dlf
Xerent departments of the club have
been outlined with much care and
discrimination. Following are the
omoers:
Mrs. 1. w. Falson, president; Mrs.
w. o. Rogers, vice president; Mrs. E
B. aioward, second vice president
Mcrsincn, recording sec
retary; Mrs. E. P. Tingley, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. C. G. McMana
way, treasurer.
1 he chairmen of ths departments
re as lunows:
Literature, Miss Josephine Dellehay;
uuutniun, jnr. 1. w. Jjurnam; house
floia economies, Mrs. E. P. Tingley;
music, Mrs. A.-D. Glascock: civics
r. i. a. Bryant.
Appointed committees:
Ways and means Mrs. Eugene
euiey, cnairman; Mrs. F. C. Abbott,
Mrs. Lockwood Jones, Mrs. J. A. Fore,
.oars, jttusn t. wray.
Social Mrs. A. M. Spong, chair
man; Mrs. Gordon Finger, Mrs. W. W.
watt. Mrs. a. IX Heath, Mrs. A. H.
wasnourn.
Reciprocity Mrs. J. C. Abernethy.
Mrs. Dudley Burkhelmer, Mrs C.
w. j ones.
traveling libraries Mrs. Frank
ietneo.
distribution of magazines In rural
oistnci Mrs. J. A. Baldwin.
Art in schools Mrs. J. W. Haw-
IJ1B.
of
air. ana Mrs. - B. Whitfield, of
irunswicK, uk, are spending awhile
at tne aeiwyn Hotel.
Miss Lucy Halliburton and Dr.
. Annie Alexander returned last night
irom an oxtenaea western tour. They
iook in me national democratic ens.
ention at Denver and visited other
, principal cities of that section.
Mr. jonn m. traig entertained at
ainner at the country Club last even
ing In honor of Miss Mae Taylor, of
ew xorr. wno is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Osmond L. Barringer. Aside
irom tne guest of honor there were
present Mr. and Mrs. Osmond L, Bar
rlngeV, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wads
worth. 'Miss Narnie Rogers, f Ral-
eign; . miss Leoiine Etheredge and
Messrs. John M. Craig, John Bass
jirown, pat Harty and W. D. Adams.
Mrs. W. W. Phlfer entertains to.
nignt at ner home in honor of Miss
Janet Qulnn. of SallsburyBridge will
. urn vmjva. .
Prides- of s4h Charlotte- -led
graded school, and. Prof. J. D. Mar
tin, of Biddle Universrty, are th
president and secretary, respectively,
01 tnis convention.
PROGRAMME.
First Day Friday, August 7h
11 a. m. Devotional exercises, conducted
by the Rev. A. Spauldlng, 8. T. B.
11:29 a. m. Words of welcome. On be'
half of the Sabbath school, Edith Davis
On behalf of the Saint Paul church
Rev. Oeorge S. Leeper. A. ,M.. pastor.
Renponne Rev. J. A. Thomas-Hasell,
8. T. B.
11:35 a. m. Regular orders 0-4)
11:46 a. m. Papers: "Is the Sabbath
School Doing Its Full Worwr Amell
Kearns, Mount Olive; Violet McQlll,
Lisbon Springs.
12:39 p. m. Query box. Rev. A. F. ura
ham. u. v., conductor.
Receas.
2:80 p. m. Regular orders (5-7).
S:00 d. m. "Preparation On the Part
the Sabbath School Teacher Necessary
to Successful worlt." rrof. r . J. An
demon, A. M. ; Rev. S. A, Downer, S.
T. B.
4:00 d.' m. Regular orders (9-10).
4:90 p. m. Words Of cheer. Instruction.
review and outlook of our Sabbath
schools. Rev. O. T. DUlard, D. D.
Supt. Sabbath School Missionaries: At
lantlc and Catawba Synods.
6:00 p. m. "Query Box" Answers. Dr.
Graham.
Recess.
70 u. m. President's annual address.
Prof. S. B. Pride, A. M
T:10 p. m. "The Twelfth International
Sunday School Convention," Prof. J. D.
Martin. A. M.
1:00 p. m. "The Co-operation Needed by
a Sabbath School Missionary to Suc
cessfully Prosecute His Work," Rev.
W. H. Long, 8. ft. Missionary, Synod
of Catawba.
Second Day Saturday, Ith.
:00 a. m. Devotional exercises, conduct
ed by Sunt. C. E. Graham. Caldwell.
:S) a. m. Regular order ().
Recess.
2:1X1 d. m "Query Box." Answers.
1:00 p. m. Address. "Christian Educa
tion." President H. I MeCrorey, D. D.
Biddle tin verslty.
1:10 p. m. The annual Catechism contest.
Th rd Day Sunday, th.
10:30 a. m. Wong and praise services, con
ducted by the choristers neo. W. John-
snn, St. Paul: Dock Orier, Church
Rtrset: M. H. Neal. Tmmanuel,
11:00 a. m. Annual sermon, by the Rev,
D. Brown, D. Middle university.
Recess.
i.tn p. m. Discussion: "Why Parents
Hbomd Attend tne nunaay twnooi,- tea
bv Roxana C. BelK, of Belief onte.
3:00 p. m.Dfscusalons: 1st, 'Temperanea
In the Sunday ncnooi. Kev. )i. J".
Wyche. D. D. 2d, "Anti-Narcotics," K,
M Mrrrorey.
The presentation of the Catechism prise
banner.
Resolution of thanks, etc., etc,
The programme contains also tha
announcement that "the. programme
will be Interspersed with music that
shall be enlivened and especially suit
able o the occasion by persons In
attendance who have some notoriety
in the rendition of music",
.Farmers Institato Near Hosklns.
account or the omnipresent
rain yesterday; the Farmers' Institute
at the Southern Industrial Institute
- near nossins was Held la the Wood-
rarn "i nn nana nan, the women
soiaing ineirs in the school bonding.
adoui - were- present, half these
, being women. Professor Massey
opened up with a speech on -Soil
Preparation.- and Mr. A. O. Brant, of I
ibb jnnuiuie. bdok on im ame sut
jecu . io tne laaies Mrs. Hutt talk
ed interestingly on "Housekeeping." I
The exercises came to a clos in the
- aiteraoon.' . , . .. f .
', - ' GET THE BEST.
; It pays to use Blue Ribbon Vanilla. It1
. ansoiuieiy pure, srtes twice as lar and
ves savor is penecuoa. ; . .. t -
r Bill Bailey' Airaire do Cocnr.
"Mister."'
"Twa BUI ' Bailey spoke. His steel
gray, restless eyes were aught wttn
feverish appeal. , -
"Don't pot my name. In the paper
any more."
Why, what have you done now 7
"NothinV I ? ain't done nothlnV
Jerkily! "But please don't write me up
when I git arrested. It keeps the girls
from -likin me. They don't Lke to read
about my Txln' looked up. It's liable
to hurt my social stand In'. My girl's
done give ma Tne frosen xniV less'n I
reform." . , - . .
Here is a very tregedy of youthful
lovs. . . . ' " ..
Air DOnw at Elcctrio Park. V
' For the first time last nlrht the Air
Dome at tha Electric Park was thrown
open for the amusement of tha public.
The programme-consists of -moving
pictures and at a later stags of the
gama It Is planned to have theatrical
performances. Every Friday nlfcht, be
ginning to-night, an amateur perform
ance will be given, the prises to be
given to the best performers. The ap
plause eticuea rrom tne captivated
audience will t tha - criterion for
Judgment. ,.---.
A Few Minor Ha nncnlnrs
About the CtT.
-A camp meeting will be held on
tne Antloch crround next Sunday,
The regular dancing elass is re-
Quested to be at Latta Park promptly
at 8:30 to-night lnstsad of. at new
electric pavilion, by reauest of Miss
Bessie Burkhelmer, teacher. .
Tom Hege announces that his
freak electrical shop on West Trade
will be closed from the lXth to the
24th, while he attends the Soventh
Day Adventlst camp meeting for
North Carolina at Lexington.
So far as known there s only one
of the bloom-lne things in town and It
hasn't ibeen worn to church yet. Fact
is, nobody has seen anybody who has
seen anybody who has aeen It, but
rumor some days ago announced Its
arrival.
An excursion will be run over the
Southern Railway into Charlotte from
Norfolk. Va.. August 2Sth. leaving the
Virginia city the morning of the zstn
at 9 o'clock and leaving Charlotte at
the next evening. Sleeping cars
will be provided and the schedule
will be faxt.
Miss' Ida M. Anderson and Mr
Gordon W. Arnold were married
Wednesday night In North Charlotte
at the home of Mrs. T. J. Wolfe.
Rev. J. F Totten, pastor of Calvary
Methodi.it church, performed the
ceremony. Both the young people
are popular, the sroom oemg an em
ploye of Ray A Co.
The rain which fell yesterday and
the day before has been varioushr re
garded by all classes an conditions,
Tho farmers regarded it as a blessing,
to the baseball lovers It was an un
mitigated nuisance. To the other
clashes of citizenship It was merely
more or less of an inconvenience.
None of any consequence fell later
than 3:30 yesterday and the bsseball
Isis Sre""fiopiTig for clear-weather to-day.
Charlotte to Remain in Present
Clrcult-
The dispatches from Chattanooga
relative t0 Charlotte's entrance Into
the South Atlantic League are not
corroborated by the holders of the
present franchise In the Carolina As
sociation. It Is understood that
Charlotte will make no bid for higher
company the next year, but will re
main in the present circuit. The
management considers It unwise to
attempt such a. move at present,
When baseball Is practically an . e
periment here. The Jong Jumps
which the other company would
necessitate won I.I not be profitable,
It is believed, and for that reason it
is deemed wisest to remain In the
Carolina league.
IVEY'S
Stats Cart
Saiii-
Any Hat in. Store
at 98 Cents.
We still have over a thou
sand Hats and they must fee
gotten rid of.
They are tastefully trim
med with flowers and rib
bon, either the hat or trim
mings worth more in nearly
every case than we sell the
finished hat for.
You have nearly three
months in which to weaf
these. Think of getting a
fresh, pretty Hat, worth $3
to $4, for 98 cents.
Every Hat in this sale,
none reserved, all colors-.
Blacks, Whites, Browns,
Navy, Alice Blues, etc. The
dark colors wilTdo for early
fall wear.
Sale Commences
This morning and will
continue from day to day
until closed out. New, fresh
Trimmed Hats will be put
out each day. '
r.
V
EY'S
Minor Law Infractions Tried In City
urt.
Two negroes who were arrested bv
ontcer isner as they alighted from
a train from Salisbury, each with
grip containing more than two and
one-half gallons of whiskey, were
bound to Superior Court on the
charge of retailing by the recorder
yesterday. Frank Conners, a ne
gro wno was round sleeping In an
empty house and who admitted that
h was not working anywhere, was
sentenced to thirty days' imprison
ment for vagrancy. Jap and Sam
Likes, samll negroes, were Arraign-
ea tor tnrowing stones at Annie Mor
ris, colored. Jap was sent up for
a month and Bam, who was of too
tender years, was given the pink slip.
GET THK
IDEAL HOUSEHOLD DISIN
FECTANT ANTI-GERMINE
The most economical. Tha
most satisfactory. Sold In any
- quantity.
Registered Nurses Directory.
(Graduate Nurses only).
Burwelf-Dunn Retail Store
'phones 41 and S0O.
The Charlotte Trunk!
Strongest and best -Trunk on the
market. This special Trunk Is built
to our own specifications in 100 lota,
and contains more points of value by
15.00 than any other; Full size,
strong box, . full steel bound, every
part riveted, linen lined, double
trays, ,v- - v. . ;' ', .
8-inch- $t.t0; tO-lnch $1.00; 12-
Inch, I I0;. St-inch, tio ooll-lnch,
111.00; 1 1-inch, $12.00; 4 0-inen.
113.90. ..' ' . .' . ':'',".
THE nEBCTLES TRCX STROP
Strongest strop mads with paten
sliding release buckle.-' Price 18c.
Free by maiL ,;. . . v' '
iliMERifilOORECO:
- ' V.; '
Let Everybody Bide a Wee.
The Indications are that the period
of three or four days, which includes
August 35th and 26th, will appioach
In some degree the liveliness of June
24th and the week that followed. The
Southern excursion from Norfolk.
which will be run to Charlotte.
bringing hundreds of former Tar
Heels here, together with the hoped-
for coming of Presidential Candidate
Taft and the certainty of a Republi
can convention, which promises con
siderable Interest, will probably com
bine to make a season wherHn things
will happen. Th- C'hnrlotte folks
are determined that Mr. Taft has
limply (tot to come, the report
from Greensboro to the contrary not
withstanding.
"There's a good time coming. Help
It on."
THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON
lT
i J
"A Sate oF Safety Razors" 10 Cents
BEGINNING SATURDAY XOT OX SALE TO-DAY,
It's com at last a good, stout.servlceable Safety Rasor for less than
the cost of a shave. The flexible steel blade did it. No ornamentation."
no expensive mechanism Nothing for show. Just the essential tart.
Same Sheffield 8tel Blades used in $5.00 Safety outfits. We bought 60
gross Dime Safetys to control them in Charlotte, and we expect to sell
twice this number.
A complete Razor, guaranteed to shave, for loo.
Three extra Blades lOc
Every blade pure steel. If your flrst shave Is not entirely satisfac
tory we cheerfully refund your money.
Razors sent by mall for 12 cents I cents extra for pontage.
Three extra Blades for Dime Safety Raxora for too.
Each blade shaves from three to six times.
fix shaves cost you 7,v
ONE DIME RAZOR 10c".
Saving you g.v.
A Guaranteed Safety Rasor complete for 10 Cents.
KALE BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING, 10 O'CLOCK.
Can be had In Gents' Furnishing or Dry Ooods Departments
Saturday morning. 10 o'clock. wP will sell with the DIMK RAZOR
the celebrated J. B. Williams Shuving Soup. 5 cents. Not over two cakes
to a customer. Will also sell Mennen's Talcum Powder, 10 cenu box
not over two to customer.
BELK BROS.
19 21 E. Trade.
mm
Special Notices
NEW
ARRIVALS
Recent shipments have given
us a number of new designs In
popular priced, high grade
WOOD MANTELS.
If you are contemplating
purchasing, it will pay you to
see our display on second floor.
J.N.McCausIand&Co.
Stove Dealers, Roofing Con
tractors. Ml South Tryon St.
' 1 t w t. . r T-1
Knabe Pianos
omo and seo tho now
styles just received. A pur
chase of this Piano means a
satisfactory one for a life
time. -
We sell cheaper Pianos
also. Write for catalogues.
Parker-Gardner Company
Piano Department Second Floor.
GREEN POND GRANITE
BRICK COMPANY
THE REAL THING. USE BLUE RIB-
bon Vanilla and you get the real s
nllla, made from the finest vanilla
beans that grow.
Magic heaoachk powders btqp
nesdar-he In less time, and are perfect
ly harmless. Not
P. STOWK & CO.,
17.
had to take.
Druggists.
JAS.
Phone
THE STANDARD IS THE ONLY ADD-
ing machine made that will not add
ether than It prints, nr print other than
It adds. It ia the only absolutely re
liable adding, and listing machine on the
market, and Costa lss than others not
so good. J. E. CRAVTON & CO., 217
H. Tryon.
Gibson, nr. o.
Offers contractors and bulldera the
neatest pressed building brick on ths
market for the money. Do not ttraak
In shipping, not affected by frost.
harden with age ana compare favor
ably with tha highest priced brick In
tha country. Write for prices and
testimontsls.
HERE YOU ARE'. A FRESH LOT OF
fancy pitted dates, seeded raisins snd
currants. Ours have no bugs. See-us
for cold boiled ham. sliced breakfast
bscon. all ready to use, plenty of nics
things for lunch, too. MILLER VAN
NEKS, 27 N. Tryon.
IF TOU NEED ANTTHINQ IN THE
drug line, 'phone WOODAU- BHtP
PARD. No. W. They give prompt and
accurate service to all parts ol the city.
FOR SALE-CRUSHED STONK IN
sixes suitable for sll grsaee eoncrst
work.' Will euote you delivered prices
by wagon or csrs on application. Frsd
Oliver. Charlotte. N. C.
FOR ' RENT-STORE ROOM, 210 EAST
Trade St.. Bne stand for retail and
wholesale. : Modern t-room hous. ele
ssntly finished Inside. 801 N. B.' St.
Nlee t-reom hi. Tli N, B. St. ' Also
others, i. ARTHUR HENDERSON
BRO.
EVERTTHINO THAT'S OOOD TO EAT
In hot weather Is being servse fcy us
In the beet style. Come In and see
whst we have new. a KM RESTAUR
ANT. - "
TO LET-4 ROOMS. PALMER AND
Middle, gis: rooms, west palmer. St;
4 room. 717 E. Ui, t: rooms. Mutiny,
sldo. IVi acres, well enclosed, barn,
enieken houses and yards, all for $11M:
t room. 14 Oold St.. I13J0; I rooms
Pllwcrth, ri7; I reoma, Orade St., J;
( rooms, Oak- St.. Ill; large hall, lit
snd C. Sis , $10; ro"m In Sanders Pnlld
lo, H E. L KEESLER, a S. Tryoe
8U 'Phene M. .
Above
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. Quality does not mean ornate
decoratieu or elaborate coloring,
nor does it necessarily imply a
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: Quality means ; teste, discrimi
nation, harmony in type, paper,
and inks.
QmaLty la just ss important tha
lack ot rt hist aa evident ia
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auaiily wita every )ob we send out. .
It pays I both yets and as. - v
It yon want quality In Blank
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graving. Lithographing, or Print
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,CH ARLOTTE, N, C.
"If you care at all for the good opinion of the
fair sex, dress yourself correctly for every occa
sion, as prescribed by Dame Fashion.
The first thing to consider in dress, is', style;
; second fit, and the third quality. .. " ." . . ,
Itis the perfect combination of these three
that has made our clothing for men and young
men famous, ' -
Long-Tate
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