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CHAELOTTE DAILY OBSERVEE SEPTEMBER 12, 1903. I C--.-lJ.ll Dl-III 'Mr.'loB Richardson ,haa returned 'from Oastonla. . where she WM the guest or Mr. L. I. Jenkins. , In spite of the nnmcroiu requests for aidant last mgnt a imworm Kail, it was thought beat to postpone tnli event until Tuesday night of next week. . Some unique features will be ' devised to add to the occasion pecu liar pleasures, in addition to those which unfailingly characterise these dances. This will be the tnira 01 ' the , season at : pilworta nwr- Mlsrf? Amelia Pride Beckham, of Wiwir . tun ft a., is spending a few days la the city with Mrs. I C. Har- rison, on Horth,cnurcn su-eei. e "'V Mlrn Oertrude Lafferty, of Concord, ' is vlsitlnr her brother, Dr. Robert Lafferty, in this city. .'. ' Miss Cherryman, of Oklahoma, the superintendent for the Charlotte San- ttorlum, has arrived in) the city ready j take) up her duties Just as soon 'as this Institution is- opened. She - comes with high recommendations and vnerlenca and the officials ol the san ' atorium feel that they have a valuable woman to take charge of its affairs. Mr. and Mrs. W. . W. KItchin, of Augusta, Ga., were Selwyn guests and Charlotte visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D. I Boat, of Con cord, spent yesterday in Charlotte, stopping; at the Selwyn. Misses LMUe and Made McGinn, of Fort Mill, 8. C, who have been vis iting friends in the city returned to their home yesterday. Rev. 8. M. Johnston and family will leave in a few days for Washing ton, where Mr. Johnston has accepted a call. Miss Minnie' Costner and Mr. F. L. Costner. of Qastonla, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gari baldi, on North Brevard street. . , Mtssea Beulah King and Llda Wil liamson have returned to the city af ter a visit at Hlddentte, Oakwood and -Wllkesboro. Stonewall Jackson Chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet this afternoon at 4:0 with Mrs. C. N. O. Butt, on South Tryon street. A Ladles' Aid Society has been or ganised at Villa Heights, by the ladle of East Avenue Tabernacle. 8even were enrolled as charter members. Miss Mabel Carson is president. Mrs. W. C. Houston, of Monroe, was the guest of Mrs. I J. Dowd, on North Tryon street yesterday. Miss Annie Burns Wllhelm, of Stateeville, is spending a few days with, friends in Charlotte. Miss Arleene Gilmer, of StatesvlUe, is the guest of friends In the city. Miss Eleanor Horton and her fa ther, Mr. I. H. Horton, leave to-day for their home In Wadesboro, after having visited at the home of Mrs. Emma T. NuttalL Miss Josephine Morton, of Spartan burg. S. C, is visiting Miss Gladys Scott on East Morehead street. ,Mlss Ella Jenkins, of Gastonia, spent yesterday with friends In Char lotte. Miss Eva Fewell returned yesterday to Rock Hill, S. C, after visiting Miss Willie Young, who leaves to-day for Northampton, Mass., to enter college. Miss Sadie Belk, of Monroe, spent yesterday in the city with relatives. Miss Bernlce Turner, of StatesvlUe, spent awhile In the city yesterday. She left In the afternoon for Wades boro, where she will teach In the graded schools, which open there Monday. She stopped at the Buford. Miss Irma Wllllford, of King's Mountain, spent-yesterday in the city, stepping; at the. Buford. Mrs. D. G. Bell, of Morehead City, was In the city yesterday, a Buford guest. Misses Maud and Jessie Little and Ilene Hutchison, of Williams, are guests of Miss LI la Cochrane, at Derlta. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bnlder have re turned from Summit Point. W. Va., where they have been upending some time with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barrow and daughter. Miss Julia, were visitors from Concord in the city yesterday.- The ladles of the Sardls congrega tion gave an interesting entertainment last night which was largely sttended. The evening's programme and the re freshments were enjoyed. "The following is from The Wilming ton Star, of the 10th: "Mr. .and Mrs. Clarence E. Motte left yesterday for Charlotte, where they will make their home In the fu ture. Mr. Motte for a number of years has been at the head- of the stock department of the Standard OH Company offices here and will have a similar position under the consolida tion at Charlotte. Mrs. Raymond 8. Motte accompanied them to join Mr. Motte, who is also with the Standard, lotte office on September 1st. These young people have many Wilmington friends who wish them every success nd happiness in their new home. , Mrs., Edward Ford, who has been . .11 ui vjijr iur m .uuifc uius mm inv guest of her brother, Mr. 8. J. Smith, j at the Selwyn, and has made many friends is Charlotte, leaves this morn in, accomnanled bv him. for a vl-.lt to AshevHle and Toxaway, before re turning to her home In Cincinnati, O. .' An event- which promises much nleaaiira la fh Alnnnr whlnh Vftaa Camilla Durham will give to-night at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Durham, on South Tryon, .. In honor of Miss Lrrtu Brown, of f V.ln-ton-Salem. Miss Brown Is the truest of Mis "Louise Hutchison. Mrs. 8. A. Kelly will return to-night , from Pfafftown, 4n Forsyth county, Where she spent several -weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Springs Con- ' rd. X . -.; v --' ' The friends of Mis Nancy Brown fill learn with pleasure that she is expected home to-day front an extend ed trip abroad.. . ' Mis May Pen field entertained In formally , her friends In tho Presby terian College at that place yesterday afternoon.; v: .V V ; i .... Miss Elizabeth Conrad will return ' BLt'B RIBBON VANILLA .... Dtitlnetlvely the extraft for all the pro pie. The wealthy demand It because It's the best others because It goes twice ss ' 4ar. -. - j -.,. to-night .from Pfafftown. In, Forsyth county, where she has been for two weeks, the guest of relatives,, f - Mrs.. X K,'-Hall and MJss ' Male Rlgler, who have been sick at their home .on West Fifth, street,, are. able to be out againl x. ,.. . , - 4 Mra Ida SChlff has returned from Washington. D. C, where "she has oeen spending the summer.'. '. . ' Miss Sarah Houston has returned from New York, where Ihe spent three weeks. , . Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Weldner. of Llncolnton, were guests at the Selwyn iasi nigni. ;k . ' s- .,.'' Miss Josephine Osborne Twill enter tain Informally this afternoon at her 1 home on West Eleventh street in non- or of Miss Mary O. Qraham. , wno leaves next week for a year's study in New Tortc City. ... ; Mrs, A. G. Mangum. of Gastonia, spent yesterday in. the city wlth friends. She stopped at the Central s Mrs. J. T.' Walton," of Morgan ton, was registered yesterday at tha Cen tral Hotel, : , : Mlse Susie Covington and Mr. i J. Hampton Covington, of Rockingham, were at the, Buford yesterday. r ) - Misses Elisabeth and Dora Parker, of- Albemarle, were in tha city yester- aay. . - - . PERSONAL. The Movements of a Number of Fro- ' pie, Visitors snd Others. Mr. Frank A. Hampton Is spending a few days In StatesvlUe on business. Mr. C. M. Ivey, of Concord, was among the Concord residents who spent yesterday in the city as guests of the Selwyn. Mr. George V. Dwire, of Winston Salem, was In the city yesterday. He stopped at the Selwyn. Mr. Sam T. Hodges, of Henderson vllle. was among the out-of-town ruests registered yesterdsy at the Selwyn. Mr. J. J. Rogers, of Klnston, stop ped at .the Selwyn yesterday. Mr. W. M. Neel, of Msoresvllle, was registered at the Central yester day. Mr. F. E. Watkins, Jr., of Anderson, 8. C, spent yesterday In town on business, stopping at the Central. President 1 L. Hobbs. of Guilford College, was among the Buford'i guests yesterday. Mr. G. A. Fisher, of Salisbury, was In the city yesterday, a Buford guest. Mr. Frank Brown, of Concord, spent last night In the city. He came down for the show. Mr. A. F. Hartsell, of Concord was in the city last night Mir. Theodore F. Kluttx. Jr., of the staff of The Observer, left yesterday for StatesvlUe on his vacation, most of which he will spend In AshevHle. Mr. A. A. McLean, of dasbnta, spent yesterday In the city, a guest of the Selwyn. Mr. C. J. Huss came over yesterday from Gastonia and stopped at the Sel wyn. Mr. M. H. Bcawley, of Mooresville, spent the night at the Central. Mr. M. F. Cranford, of Fayettevllle, wan among those who stopped last night at the Central. Mr. W. C. Motz. of LIncolnton. -was registered at the Central last night. Mr. O. F. Watts, of Oastonla. came to Charlotte yesterday and stopped at the Central Hotel. Mr. .J. R. Haynes, of Oxford, is a guest of the Central Hotel. Mr. J. S. Campbell, of Maiden, was among those registered at tne cen tral last night. Mir. G. T. rown. of Concord, was a Buford uest last night. Mr. Leon Clarke, of Salisbury, spent yesterday In the city on business, stop ping at the Buford. FROM INDIAsVA IV WAGON. North Carolinian Return to His Na tive State AftV Spending Three Years in the West. Mr. J. M- Stlkeleather, formerly of this State, arrived here yesterday from Richmond, Ind where he has uvea for three years. He came all the way in a two-horse wagon and was accompanied -by his wife and four children. On seeing the travel-stained wagon, horses and people an Observer man instituted an investigation und ascer tained the foregoing facts. "When did you leave Indiana?" asked the reporter. "Seventeen days ago." "How far have you traveled?" "Nine hundred , and sixty-eight miles." "Why did you return to this coun try?" "I like It here," said Mr. Stlkeleath- "T am aYliVin- (A thft AthOftOn Mill settlement, where most of my people live. 1 was Dorn in Aiexanuer coun ty. My father was Frank Stlkeleather. w oarna all th. v f rnm Indiana without getting wet We had a lit tle rain four different , days but not enough to hurt." ' u.r tra Aa Mr J3 ltt1ea t hr 1 a. nlulll. ber and he wiil get employment here. His family ana nis norses are urea 01 the road. Medical CoUege Ioln Well. TV. J Mnrn r-arnllna Medical Col- ir has apttlAd down to steady work., Ths few days which have elapsed since, tne opening nave urougm mo customary number of students who An .n! matrlrMlnt on the first day and the prospects are very bright for a successful years worn. ..i... ! mtrwmr than vpr. the students m L J . a.tva.Q. - . are enthusiastic and unified and the ntira institution is in 'Shane to do ef fective and thorough work. Whita Man Arrested on Twofold Charge. mil t.nrlt a whit man of thfl 1. A A. - .. ... .it m .matikt last nisht on a warrant charging him, with beating; a board bill.-, which Be owea 10 -Mrs. A. J. Lyles. The amount was $. A second warrant was Issued charging mm wun assaulting mm D..r with a deadly weapon, to-wlt, a pistol. T. 1fault of hnndfl of S10 and tlf he'spent the night la the station. r s . Traveling Men to ieet. The Charlotte traveling men have been called together, at the Selwyn Hotel to-night at s ociocx to con fer with officials from, the Mecklen burg Fair Association about "Travel ing Men's Day'! during the coming fair. This Is going-, to rx one of the best of all four days snd the travel ing men from this general -section Will-attend in great numbers, v nil i " Mr.' Ralph Sadler, son of Mrs. J. H.- Sadlery-who- graduated -last spring at Davidson College, haa gone to Gainesville, Ga.. where ha will take charge of the department of history in ths Riverside Military, Academy. A nleasin. smod. high-grade, truly fl. vored. amber colored cup of rofftt east be had snd without ths real Corfu dan gar, or damage to neaun oy simpiy twins; ur. Bhoop's new substitute, called "Health Coffee. Pure, wholesome, toasted ercnl, matt. not, etc make Dr. Shoop's Health OfTee both -healthful and satisfying. No 56 to minute tediqtis bollinsr. "Made in a mlnut." says Dr.Sboop. if served as coffee. It's taste will evn trick an ex port. Test it and see. MUler-Van Ness Co. ' - -. .. X.'. , . . TOIT MUST ' ACKNOWLEDGE - That, any' sucoesgful business . ' must furnish x i things. . ATTENTION -!OOI GOODS . RIGHT PRICES , . , . .' . Any concern that does not : ; give these must have a "Money " Trae' or Bust. Low Prices withoot Quality Oct Little Business; . Low Prices with Quality - ' Qet Mors BHSIness. ,U NEITHER PLAN MAKES r . . SUCCESS. - Our Business has grown suc cessfully It years. . . -i When others quote lower they are too LOW. We' give ATTENTION. GOOD GOODS, RIGHT PRICES, Take the case. QUELN CITY PRINTING CO. Everything for the Office CHARLOTTE, N. C. BRIEFS. 1 Few Minor Happenings In and About th City. The StatesvlUe Landmark avers that chinquapins are ripe. Rev. J. A. Baldwin will preach Sunday morning at Brevard Street Methodist church. Mr. Wesley Graham, a son of Mr. Robert Graham, of Sharon township, is extremely 111 with typhoid fever. Mr. Charles Gorman who has charge of the Selwyn barber shop, will also manage the shop in the new Stonewall Hotel. j Mr. T. (.'. Toomey Is resting well from an operation, which he under went for appendicitis at the Mercy General Hospital. Dr. Myers G. Hunter was oper ated on for appendicitis yesterday morning at St. Peter's Hospital. He was getting along well last night. Children keep flocking to the city schools and when Superintendent Graham makes another count Mon day he expects to find quite an addi tion to his tribe. Mr. Louis Hunter has been quite sick for several days and will not bo able to take up his work ss principal of the Granite. Falls school next week. Mr. Walter E. Adams sustained a painful Injury to his left knee by a fall at the rink last night. The knee cap was dislocated but was pulled back Into place. The skating rink at Latta Park continues to receive a large patronago, proving itself a popular resort for those who seek the best in exercise and recreation. Claybourne Mott, an escaped con vict from Richmond, Va., was taken away from th local Jail yesterday by an offii-er from that city. He was arrested this week at Belmont. Cotton receipts at the local plat form yesterday amounted to 43 bales at 8.85. For the corresponding day of last year the record Shows a marketing; of 44 bales at 12.25. The friends of Misses Jessie and Lottie Willis will be glad to learn that they are Improving. They have fever at their home on South Boule vard. D. R. Jenkins has sold to Mattle P. Dwyer a tract of 60 acres in Sha ron township, adjoining the lands of W. W. Alexander. The consideration was 11,500. Mr. Julius Snipes, the popular Western Union messenger boy, Is quite sick with fever In his room In a business block an Church street. Ho will probably be taken to a hospital to-day. GAVE HfSBAND RAT POISON. Negro Woman Held on Charge of Murdering Her Husband in This Manner. Special to The Observer. Anderson. S. C Sept. 11. Ellxa Moats, a negro woman 40 years old, was placed in jail here this afternoon charged with the murder of her hus band. Evidence at the coroner's In quest held to-day was to the effect that she had administered rough-on-rats, mixing the poison with his fsod Arsenic was found In the stomach after a chemical examination, made by Dr. J. C. Harris. The negroes liv ed on a farm seven miles northeast of Anderson. Moats worked hard in tne field all iy Wednesday ana was ap parently in Knorf healty. being of pow erful build. After eating supperf he became 111 and Dr. Harris was called the following morning. He suspected ii . ..n.,i,fnr u-fln wroiir. and as lliai BUIHCHlH'ft - . the negro died a few minutes after he arrived he removed tne eiomacn brought it here, where It was ex amined. . . The coroner s Inquest was held to .' . .. At r.iiirnd that Moats amy ana vrn... .v. came to his death from poison ad- . . k.. til wir Knn wax r- rmi.A v the coroner and commlttea to Jail here this afternoon. Mount Gllead Institute Opens. Special to- The Observer. Mount Gllead, Sept. 11. Mourn u.. esd Institute opened this week with . ... i na. a aiinrpfMiii I year. origin prowperiB " v -o r VA Thf new Princlpal. Pro R. C. Cox. and his an corp. . -r"-' M , posea oi miss Dti' . Wright, of AshevHle. and Misses ficar boro and Lilly, of Mount Oltead, . are making a good impression on the town and surrounding community, and un less present Indications are rnlslead- mg tne repuumuii i -- v v.- ..tl .nalntlllnad. AlthOUih Will KB lUHJ .V aw- new here, the teachers come with ex perience and have good records bs- hind tnem. Hard Times Not Affecting Colleges. - "It Is strange to me." said an od servant cltixen. "that there Is so much -. i A tlnaa In tha OOUntrT and yet when tha doors of the col- leges are openeu, rru-ui..u a, a rartatered . 'The reports from the institutions so far are to ths effect that there is not oniy on laiung sway in attendance, but many col ia iiavM tarrer numbers of stu dents than ever before." ; rvnn atarva vnuraAlf - bv : dieting. tr. h. kaj. nmmAm all aorta Of food. Eat what you need of ths foods that you want, ana let K.0001, tor a mu time, do ths digesting. ; ' ',0 Vns' OUGHT TO S. ' KEEP n, We njivg j, "Southern Hardware Co -N. DISSATISFIED " IVEY'S $7.50 BLACK VOILE SKIRTS, fi.18 Tha biggest bargain we have ever shown in Skirts. . : : Made of All-Wool Fast Black Voile, trimmed with three rows of Silk Bands, full width; . nice enough for anybody; mads in Misses and Ladies lengths. An unusual bargain. We have only 17 to seU aft..M.M each SILK UNDERWEAR SPECIAL Heavy rustUng Taffeta, good wldt dth, luTC wide flounce wih U-lnch Silk d ruffle.' Tou never before saw such a bargain....- $4.t8 HOSIERY If you have trouble with your Hosiery, try ours. We actually have a nice Boys' and Girls' Hose that we guarantee four pairs to last three months. They are One. Try them. Call for the Wonder Hose Four Pairs for $1.0 COUPON BOOK COVERS FREE Bring this coupon to Hosiery counter to-day and get two Book Covers Free. Only two to one person. You don't have to buy anything, Just bring the coupon. SCHOOL HANDKERCHIEFS Special Sheer Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 5c. each; A for 25c. Another lot of those Imitation Em broidered Swiss Handkerchiefs, look like 25c. quality 5c. each IVEY'S Elizabeth Opening Wednesday. The event of next week In educa tlonal Charlotte will be the opening of Elizabeth College Wednesday, the 16th. Preparations are now undeg way at the college for this event and everything Is being put in ship-shape fashion for the reception of the scores of young ladles whom the Incoming trains will unload at the Southern ana beaDoara passenger stations dur ing the first days of the coming week Most of the faculty members have al ready arrived. An Informal pro gramme will be rendered on the opening day. Smoke the best quality Cigars. We keep all the leading brands In B and 10-cent ones. Buy them to-day for Sunday. Registered Nurses' Directory (Graduate Nurses Only). Burwell-Dunn Retail Store 'Phones si snd SOO. The Charlotte Trunk! Strongest snd best Trunk on ths market. This spectsl Trunk is built to our Own specifications In 100 lots, and contains more points of value by $5.00 than any other: Full sits, strong box. full steel bound, every part . riveted, linen lined, double tray.' 21-inch, $8.50; SO-lnch $1.00; $ Inch, $l s0; 14-Inch, $10.00; It-inch, 11.00; 11-inch. $11.00; ' to-mcn, 113.00. j THE HERCULES TRUNK STROP Strongest strop mads with paten, tiding release buckle. Price too. Fret by malL GILMER - MOORE CO. To) T! T! ib) ilk 11 - r SaJe To-Day , - -) ' A good line of Drummers' Samples in All Pure Linen Table Cloths. Napkins and fine Towels. These will be at prices a saving of from 1-4 to 1-3 off and the ( Linen just as good, but least bit soiled on outside. Remember, these are Samples, different from regular stock, and we can save you money on same. The Towels are simply beautiful and very fine Linen. Only a limited quantity, so come to-day to see them. Good, big line Napkins at 50c. to $1.00 dozen less than regular prices. Big line new Madras for shirt waists. 32-inch, good value, 15c. New line Embroidered Flannels at new prices, be ginning at 48c. yard. See us for Flannels. Big line 'new Dress Ging hams, a great variety of patterns, all good, fast colors, at 10c. Remember, the sale on "Sample Linen Table Cloths Blankets, and don't fail to see them. The quantity is around, so come soon. BELK Three Aldermen to Move. The meeting of the hoard of alder men Monday night will HKeiy Be m last which three members. Messrs. W C. Maxwell, T. J. Davln snd J. W. Wadsworth, will att-nd as accredited mambara. These aentlcmen In all prob ahintv will have removed from the warde In which they were elected as aldermen by the time the October raaatlna rolla around. mXA this Will rule them off the board. p9'PI them, the board lose- a trio of ttv most aggressive and Influential mem bers. Mr Newell Gone to AhM:llle. Mr. Jake F. Newell, nominee of the Republican party or worm ii"" . iiinmtv fieri eral xor ine uim-a v. ..- has gone to AshevHle to be present to-day wnen xne rmvw" v" gin In earnest. Mr. Newell Is In the battle and he la a game ngnier. Special Notices IIEKE'8 WHAT PID IT-BLUB RIBBON Quality has made Blue Klbbon Uroon snd Vanilla popular for 11 years, and growing In favor every ny. vi-vwiT.t.T'S BON BON8, CHOCO- lates. Chocolate Nuts. Jordan i Almonds, Chocolate Almond-. Scotch Kl-sea, caramvia, ' . T, , W-S. Dates with Peran Nuts. Almond Brtt- u air . fresh oy xpre, nnw at WOODAU. 8HEPPARD-B, U 8. Tryon St. ' BOUD. BUBfTANTIAU swift, silent snd atfactory. Is the La C. Smith Typewriter Ball bearing typebars and "writing In slaht." J. IS. CRAYTON CO.. HI 8. Tryon. 'Phone 104. -. "ATTENTION 1- WE HAVE Re ceived another mammoth Hcnweltser Cheese, better than the other one. Also "rnTtonVy head Iturs. JleW-J Concord Grapes and many o'h" nloe things. Call snd see what we have. MILLER-VAN NE88 CO. OET TOTOCWUYCWAB TO-DAT nr. P. "ffTOWB CO Drug gtsts. 'Phons 1T. FOR RENT WEST TRADE fTf. I AreTlU: Kast Tth room. n. All modem. Other I te roota hjusea. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON BRO. won .BAI-CKCBHED PTONB IM slses suttabls for sU grades oanerets work. WU1 suot yea, delivered prions by wsgon or ears oa application. Frs4 OUver. Charlotte. N. C rVERTTHINO THArB OOOD TO EAT In hot weather Is being served by as In ths best style. Come ""? whst ws have now. OKM RESTAUR ANT. " TO LKT-T-ROOM MODERN H0TJ8B, Moreneaa wrwi, rwr, mnw street, elty water free. $iM; 4 rooms. K. tth, ; I rooms, N. Clsrksoe, ti Houms for colored tsnsnta U to ft M per week. Rooms la Banders- Butldlng IaKEESLZR. it & Trroa Bt, ,'msasl I O WiterTfA tmrnamm mm 6) 21 M Trade 36-Inch All-Linen at 25c. Few more pieces of that good Dress Linen at 25c. Empress Cambric, 10c. All we ask of you is to see this fabric- and buy it one time and you are our cus tomer on Cambric. None better for 12 l-2c. Our price 10c. 15c. Quality Pillow Cases, 12 l-2c. Don't think because we have sold hundreds of Pil low Cases, Sheets, Counter panes and Sheetings in 7-4, 8-8, 94 and 10-4 that we have held up on them. They are still going at same prices and our stock was never more complete. Sheets 51x90 begin at 34c. B R O 7i ; i J 1' m t t'- .Va, Clothes for Loiiilie Ootlfm Known For 6tylv rtt aad Quality. " IP Blanket Values , ; : : Take a glance in our win dow at the " Carolina" Plaid Blankets; also Gray and-' White, and come inside and let us show you. Prices are extremelv reasonable and Vi rrtrA a all vnn nrtiilH titm sire. Prices on our Blankets begin as low as 75c. pair. New Line Trunks and Suit Cases Our reputation on Trunks and Suit Cases keeps us for ever ordering and we can at nwspnt show von a full line i - . and save you from 1-4 to 1-3 on same. . 1 - Napkins and Towels; also limited and will not go ( THERS Knabe Pianos Come and see the new 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 Tlsno Department Second Floor. , Young Men
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