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Show "HE + HEHEHE The Tater-Monntain Republican 3 The Only Republican Daily Newspaper in Salt Lake City. Member Salt Ctiy, HH eee Press Association. Utah, Oct. 5, to 1906 crise eueteons helped us all parties, to July 26, of and the judged ask the that present it, with the by what conditions and law, which President and of that Roosevelts history conclude of declarations which our is the of likely people." - Benjamin been Republican the not of party of profession, "No session so best of interests present June 30, of much that the I is as that in has this of that for thirty enacted be the thanks years for the during verdict at close e+ ee eee TICKET. * | cent For Congressman JOSEPH HOWELL this county. chief could promising can be} of incriminating bune, need convicts of be his paper, published. The can of that understand Thompson, belleves man the as Look at the chief the case is in story came to Salt somewhat dollars of the Lake two A who perhaps into a two eds card them two ago ten the game, and thousand things present please and observe you Salt will of Sheets, you or don't want of ers ‘ in Salt The Lake. sad ever than been He takes star its in severity upon and|e Scotchmen than Is and the hands the young man commonly st social the past, are heart persons connection, had a A for them, Theé|giyen them. and good perity of loved high- These has, of sum of these gives singularly card that are Scotchmen. with disease, men including eight "Po- whole two the thousand them a. all their rather more receipt for And these ed ers of that plainly officer, robber of incident. the of and being robbed The a The talk taken thousand from in a pretended agrees h e h give out to with two hundred and ten man dred usual are squared ehief of chief chief of police allowed note to go. change For dollar in lieu the have of eye out of town and "strong." One card nominated man, is a authorities them, The assistance will their and the a close where the county And week for the for the protection All the appear of a of the of get no police the have of matter, to take the it city- strangers, of this published that him-a he was for the condition statements organized voluntary of of being late dull, such pene being the . make aequit by which Thompson can accumu- as his-and possessed good sense statement politics of so and keep of good can read declare declaring this who of fool lacks enough Sheets the to limitless the is stars light, and case; has been as much fool as scoundrel- and that is stating the case strongly. It defends all the robbers, abuses the victims who have been stripped of ten thousand dollars, vilifies the county attorney and the sheriff, and applauds the chief and his men for their handling of the case. That will not do. Salt Lake can not stand for that sort of thing. You can't make politics of that, for de- you say ean it the shall to not gnawing you say of to the who has We not know. And fragrant air, do The again, and the beyond sunshine stars darkness of day know of are too hope most we light good sure of even For beyond man's hand of whose The to ives Salt it aS that Salt San reason and the was community publican nothing very out of merchants, are waxing at greater before. work Salt Lake yenal, rich as has and wages been change of of of grafters conduit, so of Reis though hapago: professiona laborers than they "shaken" have ever by a administration. has the gone through sewer, into the paving for Issue of he hate, at all. Democratic with Dubois. It elected. fr6m the SAlt 12: nominated by TO BE ably is going in and this Democrat them his Mormon organ indorses They party in sense family and yet at a if fool and reason- the he polls. helped him. Democrats Gentile party so have a good judgment agers. And the those qualities not Democrats foolishly right will expect in are the Democratic AN INDICATION, party quit too. party has a They and man- proved totally of it. fairness their Herald do will managed, to that absent, in Utah, Students of political the told us that when me -jhave forth in poetry, they are jobs "the phenomena men in eyes to 8 a) their 18 Into High gnaw contented, see wha what of theie always get at Buy us a stable our ig ut of notices ind buy 8 You 4 them | 5 | 8 them of J. S. JENSEN & SONS "TO : 8 53: UTE; S¢ lik e IAINNN X STREET. STREE' Segre a S| squeal that they feel something | Where The eh Government placidly Moles sit around with heads in the ground pray for the peace of oo ie dreadfully wrong | high-minded statesman ad: throne, a oe ae ook a ny recor 1e Says, honor-bright, | the Moles can't dis neue sh Black} Records from White | Republic of Moles of In the Jolly oles Ire 3 wy sapiyma ; the in RCL Goes ground the happy Moles, In the happy, a S ult for plac e a Nee like a Rain there' BARTON' ii = ‘To } | BAR- € s Fé all Top . buy , care Trousers, bs Hh erwe : I ; Herw WOVes JONATS | ‘ay } re a fe there §.No place | | TON' | yerI like Ki at Or 0 plac e no S a irts ee el, ae like To buy Clothes for the there's no place like ‘ BARTON S: LEAS When | Cae tage looking Mere fol the correct Hat, they latest Tie, P shaele 2 . there's no place like BAR, " yi agin' TON E Lib- S. "a h d S ] Under- Moles, of . of "Success : ia$ 21 , eee 5 | W. So. f, Temple the | "Yes, suh," he replied, "En dar's | so much thunder en lightin' up dar, 1} reckon lots er ‘um will feel lak dey wuz right at home---'specially de married folks!'-Atlanta Constitution. j | | : 7 | i | \=4 pad 7. St. iy ii) - -- \ 4 g \ Sek \ hte Fe r CONFERENCE Po VISITORS s¢ 4 he \ 5 a Pp Ly Lad Y | MAKE OUR STORE YOUR ays &) | Sane y - es registration. 0 oP Maga-| ta very | SES a Oris "27 | Moles!| clouds of ; ° | } oft ; FS of - days | t an Nation. in ; BAR- S. Boys, mare needs fair on et the | | rely ty Ease Saar ql generou our Someone said to Brother "They have a balloon: fad you can go up and. cool Remember 4 Lod C0 it _ ety gS Fall O} no on f ree of a ss FEO | e then and Q Republic blind | oe good where Plane. Irwin a se" f My, my, how they act at the polls! The Blind B ah gloats on me votes of bushels Which a Captain of = inance controls- If you lifted the lid you would see | what is hid | -Wi allace zing ae 5 aa | ASE eahy souls public, blind, for the understand, glorious realm erty's reign on. in the ds wk : 1 ea Millionaire this In meet eT. i ¢ rolis their their nation ite? Moles are, band, far-seeing Statesmen Our In Moles Ne | Republic of Moles. blind calls to Nation is run hit woop. MANTELS UOl onne a a oUt HADI . ain vol neg spol Seicen Seene DUN OSE Pp ‘Our Bb buy busine the re! S . TON' Le | me C lothe BARTON' NT { 9 ener | ra buy Toggery, there's no place JEWELERS | mattel atte ro They value. 8 18 Moles? in money moment diamond Boot a When every-day Is Buddha years HEADQUARTERS. Willes-Horne's - by the store to the Tabarnacle. Everything pure and fresh at reasonable prices, Hot Bouillon, served with crackers: -Oc Tea, coffee, chocolate and all kinds of hot drinks served at our Soda Fountain, Useful had or were would the more, to pass open Western Visit the on world, been and ere the eer- break earnest, of Chinese. Which words apply to the American century plant, and to it only; so that story may be accepted as sufficient proof that Chinese did visit America 2,500 years ago. Why should not be so taken, since it is now declared that Americans traveled in Asia long and often before that time Indeed, there have been men of attalnments who asserted that wave after wave of human progress has swept around and around this globe, hundreds, perchance thousands of times, ever flowing westwuara even as. the tides of the ocean flow name "Mexico" may properly as meaning "the place of the century plant," because ‘‘Mexi-til'' is the name for the personified Agave Americana. As to the "literary characters' mentioned, the first Spanish sanolaes in sich found Aztee writings on paper ma of fibres of that purely American a duct, the maguey or century plant, even as such paper had been made, according to those Buddhist: missionaries 2,000 years before white men came here to see Name do. support be Idaho. of man's church, his would stangle to a in policy. Democratic club Demblind. state the can't the not on any expect And to are Democratic expect He you Utah of thousands of Early askif elected leaders party ostracise earthyet powers had has the belong of what find their You months and unscrupulous loose peckets know would ordinary shorts bankers received aium much the only a few an be August who droves-as business ‘He reports every man on party leaving that concern- and polls is DEV OUTLY WISHED are of on Mor- Democratic ticket is of character and good standand their success at the power times on ticket "From the high ing, Ao increased. these prosperity, proceeding pened in is reason him of "The Idaho by the polls, editorial Mormons MAN- and solely friends, the Idaho Democrats at Cocur da'Alene last week should be ELECTED.. *.°* The Idaho Democrats have renominated Fred Dubois as their candidate for United States senator. the fire could stands Herald to have Idaho case to wants and shaken by it enough would of says is an with recuperative sense the Idaho ocratic prosperous. swept are Love. the befallen rain other hope points why has losing elected prosperity be which FFF FHF ttt teeter tert be Francisco. Francisco great of They should IS de- where must is party a is San not there Lake's party Lake So certainty DISASTER Amerikearns pride some limit heart SHOULD MEET FULLY. night can the help hangs the find some death to And who He solace, can Him glories. when not that joys us over- FHF Fett e eee e te eete the them for stand to changed. at not Lake And in see God brightest whisper Its here. every .be declares flow- Only countless the stroy? men are the a to committed. Herald party up dreamed only Idaho be stands Here look and of dark-may of of yet, not can The little one of times degree a campaign the support he much? can full their not their help brave so there. night is may is borne with of an came from far Cathay tain teachers America of that day the to teach the Guatama, says Modern wisdom of Mexico. Those old-time travelers saw strange things in the forty years that passed before they returned, to write In the reat year-book of China some account of the more wonderful things they had seen. One of the tales they so penciled down is, no doubt, the first description ever written of Agave Americana Vining puts that story into English words like these: That country has many fusang trees and it is from these trees that country derives its name The leaves resemble, and the first sprouts are like, those of the bamboo. The people of that country eat them, and the fruit, which is like a pear, but of reddish color, They spin thread from the bark; they make of it cloth, of which they make clothing. They make finer fiber also from it. They have literary characters, and make paper from the bark of the fusang.' to man- effects polls both not out {ng grief? and modern disfranchising as can worn is the measureless depth of the The The his shoulder dire the the their Dubois the citizens lore thousand other marvels BLIND. of of far It work-and sturdy Democrats without So wonders comfort even mother, sky. make issue can can who father, lose in What not ed, hid- Christian have man out the the depths are any in mons, to NOT a yet no at disaster Wearly known hidden. which as are Republic inthe Jolly council are | of and ~ as Mole Legislature when grafters grow fat Moles look vlarmy "l and say, "We thousand chairman the EXCHANGES. WITII the the ago. ARE come mound When continue bravely citizens who! to her standing manfully Treasurer Moles m their beauty deserved popularity ornament diamond er snd sensible investment can. Mexicans of in of the in citi- care city. THEY mellow air, of Lake the the by the ten of are 8 Republican profit meeting months come sweetness fragrant the it hope forever are to may brink are success this the are designate an game-which and committee _ Fusang taught disaster of poker police men | 5 Moles com- Francisco the brace of oflicer the Scotehmen a of police now. ghost any veriest will well working in the of apprehend two chief the be part con- © pol- Aside the monument - is the closest}; about flag, good It San overcome they Salt you. to had 9 has is The the ‘Til ame Jus con- just } AT 8 o City, "guff" the had party eee | disgrace Lake not datioty There together party pretty by left to few with ‘in unfortunate of the "jolly In They smoked Provo Enquirer: The Inter-Mountain Republican is presenting some strong arguments for the success of the Republican ticket In Utah this fall and the pecullar conditions in Utah and Idaho justifies the position taken out. might set greatest And has and the were shame, sense. thank are the well. the lit- grassy and Lake source will protect it. Salt Lake who a taken flag, fully that at hidéen where sky, that been so of youth the by because quake person innocense himself. The Tribune has to Ezra man man of ej Sheets' him innocent. Unless No a fortune ee No to statement must be bound. No man can aceuse the ers, fac- any The in too the chief himself, on a witness stand of his own choosing, before a_tribunal and side Sait to Salt honor It has shoulder, And two words are turns What law. essentials in to -Why? a short- authorities one den chief of none of aid the catch name die. its politic. the but pointed such example of apAnd in reason stands beauty sunshine, of They have strong police. good enforcement the the brimming the daughter the the pin getting a officials up to the where promise of are money. for step glory him. those heart, One earth, bosoms They to the take the nobly for and They vagrant, county from not all so the policea tion of the city council for detectives. The police catch them, The police do not county pro- All be- ruilroads sentimental and who has party of goes back the this all napkins, by zen found for comes striven the They bills. before has profession, all hope, life for the of whom ‘easy from studies. upon he it.|searches Then the Scotechmen come back to town, and the robbers run. All are known to the police. Two have been run his was all the out of grave than of month gone be glory loss body expense Maudlin, ing and ambitious chosen youth, vic-|sympathy, town shops. with health, her. bills on in drink' time of of more doilar boy, his complete console bogus thousand the in bloom now should the the after long fastened Amerikearns extremity. dollar bunko job, about restaurants, good for officé are thousand revel the it the daughter. town. men knows, is son, the have wage-earn- that anything was and the to needless seemed One pauses at the is breaking; whose heart two hun-j|t le mother a loan to]pauses and wonders-Why? One the by in robbers the under police, a at who that Invalid, comfort parent has cases-the leave in police, of assisting the his such to an "‘flim-flam" is a ten thousand game, in in induced Here the takes back dollars who out and gets the fifty, treats it as And-as men and ana|* comes fifty Scotchman, and the dollars, He and thousand, vietim tims it. the goes and the get for is watched and Then the robber "get" thousand goes by The back-or viclim-one lost rest has fi ciency a way to viectim-two the policeman. to short, the _ game, man the and mockery. father hope is known to the chief. The chief is informed that ten thousand dollars have been was almost a sorrow If- Lrought life so for years. From his chair been where disease has forced him into an irksome idleness, unaccustomed and robber's policeman a which had Pacific, prior distribut- favorites planned Moffat for event. smitten She life to was on the manner been new were Western and started friendships her. her death It fangs The will owners has of Amerikearnsism route true appropriated smelters city im- Is reckless the new it people ore 2 8 } poor In Our ad- for ine row Bbnprdeis Fo and reason-the la Back Lon: thebaly one The being | oc IO] © blind. BO ticket learn. American} honest jolly Republic of oles, the people crawl ites And Tron County Record: It appears that the Republicans in their recent state convention refused to allow the American party to dictate whom they should nominate for the offices of eongressman and supreme judge, and now a number of Republicans(?) are setting up a how! of church influence. In our opinion it is time that both the Republican and Democratic party eaders ceased to take their directions from the management of the Salt Lake Tribune If Thomas Kearns and his disciples are in the majority In Utah, we want to know it, so that we can govern ourselves accordingly. If they are not, it should be demonstrated, We are opposed to church interference in polities, but of two evils we always try to chose the feast and we certainly would as leave be dictated by the hierarchy of the Mormon church as to be lashed into line by ex-Senator Kearns. indeed, labor administration the deadly j unbearable, he starts with the "frisked@' victim to the police department. In the office of the chief of police, in the presence pretense of worthy. Amerikearns expended hundreds to were when pros- money great were was claim improvements among brought in the Lake's gullible the Where in by property for 'In American county not the CHATS plac- graft- employing the prosper of be the which but them- the glorious ill occurrence surrounded Salt the (For Lake on Jaw robbed the weak-kneed common PT Conne ween ities kind the up, by Kearns would dollars of robbers been roundly im son just has if it is Kearns themselves misled must later pay people the to the as of Is due provements fore a She died for uniting portals amount, but doesn't search and ro any of the rest of his prisoners. Then with and richest bride, this favored desirable. seemed tidy dollars. is sunshine and young who portion Money laid the life deal daughter away of horde uncommen any The parents labelled the the from valuables, He a arrests including and to given officials, have a ministration was ended with dead, His life is suddenness. And it comes s tartling the heels of trouble more pitiless with take who For eounty? Salt attempt worse kept continué city with that FFF FHF He ete o tre wearing and worse, come the the of There create Amerikearns is Where Kearns. Herald Suppose grow to the Suppose trol ‘Taxpayers as- and page setback of to true, are sinee again: out. increased the line must the set selves Scotchmen declare they have been}popular with their friends, and derobbed, and one of them goes out for|seryedly so. The girl, gifted with an officer, He returns with a bogus}} eauty and great personal charm, was party, a by grafting of ing state. the Tom 5, 1906. MOLES. an smell general ‘pros- before. ‘tis that Lake spite its friends win and to continues keenly levied in is the grown feel sessment declaration government Lake never administration, STEVENSON. bunkojo nes. His two dollars. Salt has great gone on thousand of perity, so com- has own yet, already you? known crooks, get do very him which aes Well, his- eretre+ with has Union the tieket vote the Republican * others-we live and the eit aimed == 0 funds. And the grabs Anyone against Donaldson, known others, brace from are of county reading PAUL Scotchmen number Jim his . been mire. weeks than cash. ineluding O'Brien's two the salary siush in that on the Probably no case more deep in|that of Paul Stevenson has Sheets that more is men, is sort of Since Sheets. The up was against with the de- has unjustly accused, excepting ground that the mayor is as mud and po- who Sheets cear if the Tribune control it, not Mayor he Is nave Trli-| himself One sition clares the than] the there what happened But, gentle reader, this more Chief election an win hope case glimmering sald. statements swallow ic Whatever said of the George Sheets case than] the chief, George Sheets, himself has Nothing not can party Court | P!¢7nNo JOSEPH BE. FRICK SHEETS ON SILERTS. Nothing more compromising the will Sheets after reading his voluntary statement. And without decent peo- Supreme the vot Justice Woe people who tieket to OF underground State on the Island o Holes the world-famous Republic of loles Whose rulers and jurors and judges seem good And everything goes just as smooth stanzas. man OCTOBER REPUBLIC Exists They have won our fairest city Through trickery and deceit They have lied about our people Through their nasty, daily sheet HS HH EHH e eee FHEHHE STATE a that In is to pleased poet, think I'm a Burns r kin to Bobby But I'm ashamed of the party, And plain Tom Kearns. trol REPUBLICAN by admitted vote definite| Don't the of of session 1906, +t were Democratic was not by victory. has hour; McKinley. legislation been will in speech It freedom. from judgment, valuable people believe Cannon Inmy ee teeter eereeeet + to emancipation has . congress all session. tory." ‘-Speaker dedicated and performance,'-William of accomplished was party liberty but then FRIDAY, THE an- Rhyme-making accompanying the state UTAH, been Right's of we written voting the more the ceive are sober tariY the workings 1904, interes ts general be We past, under about." - thoughtfully the ours workings bring consider and promote +P BZ) the and Harrison, HHH Block, 208 South West Both Phones-3190. Publishers' Lake 1894 "The Manager. Immediate compare of acceptance, great SHH HHH Offices-Dooly Temple St. of speech HHH McAllister, General the in men "Let aaa Tates: One Mon Moetbaegseecceceeeeeuty ee ee and Months 2 Six Monthe 5.» ciiccises 4. One weak Mahe cic aicic aeicioalc aise oe sUU Sunday Edition only, One Year.. 2 Malcolm done promises the conditions which obta in preceding tariff law of 1894 tariff 2. eet March been sensible their terest has and the that action. Wherefore He Hee eee party Wntered as second-class matter Feb. 10, 1906, at the postoffice at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of Congress, Official Organ of the Sa in the State of Utah. ask PROMISES. -and verse- harbringer CITY, always HH HHH "We KEEP by right the HHH CO. eee REPUBLICAN swered have EHH REPUBLICANS LAKE demands and by eee INTER-MOUNTAIN SALT Big SHH HEH Morning + HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHEHE HE eee eee eet e tert + Every REPUBLICAN, +>+* +. Published ‘NTER-MOUNTAIN of Mexico. Such paper was so good that in the year 1830. when Mexico was in the first flush of her youth as a republic, she was so completely satisfied that it was the only paper on which a truly patriotic Mexican should write that she decreed by act of congress that no legal document of that country should be inscribed on any other material Some may have a shadow of doubt as to whether the name of Mexico eame from the fusang, or maguey but none who knows Mexico can doubt for an instant that from maguey comes a notable variety of things that are good for man's use and comforting. Of such things are its head, core or soft heart that js very good to eat, when roasted some Mexicans may be found who would admit that the mescal the made from maguey, are r to it seems beyond dispute the plant supplies long, slender and straight poles with which to make the frame that holds up the thatch of the roof, and leaves with which that thatch may be made, besides the cords by which to lash tirmly together the roof frame, and to tle the thatch to Fibers of the fusang are spun of all degrees of fineness, or lack of fineness. Of the coarser yarns ropes are twisted with which to lasso the reluctant mule or the unwilling horse; to lash securely on the pack-saddle the loads| those bestias are to tote of finer twine alforjas or saddle bags are woven, to sling across the back of horse or of burro, and hold such things as the traveler may want on his way-luncheon and a towel, perhaps; with a clean shirt or spare socks, hammocks in which the saddle-worn guest may rest, dream away the warm slesta or sleep through the cool nights. Cloth from oa The people's verdict pleases us-music to our ears, By the 374. Phones Monument. Deseret News $2.00 Up to $10.00. BARTON & U0. Bldg Fusang. AT THE 45-47 First-class room: Hot and cold atee Be every floor. Elevator end bell s eC. Tn R NEW MANAGEMENT. 144 WEST 1ST SOUTH. Phones: MAIN ST. ae U. 5. DEPOSITORY. 1374 Ind., 2339-2 Bt. Tele | DESERET NATIONAL BANK Balt Lake Clty, Utab. on ctescvicccscs ves -9b00,000.00 .. BP. oc occ cce ee - $250,000.00 Capital Surplus isa Oy so Since the people of Fusang find many ways in which to use that plant is there much cause to wonder that those early missionaries thought it worth while to write down the tale, and so unwittingly give proof that will no longer be denied, that they did. discover America ages before Columbus or Eric were themselves discovered by their own mothers'? Is there reason for surprise when one learns that an officer of the army of the United States, one who had more than enough experience chasing Apaches to make him a high authority on the subject, deelared that those Indians could scarcely conquered, because their country is natural home of the maguey., He knew, for he had fought and followed them over their sunburnt, thirsty land, and learned that the century plant could give them all they would need ad oC and drink, of shelter and of fu ty eeu an your : are you street 'L. S. Hills ........-.....--President | Moses giving H. least see Jensen, specialist, = If the trouble, @), ‘Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. essence, eyes they H. 8. Thatcher Young pecans Vice-President ccaccccccuees | Edgar S. Hill........-2- O. } eyesight 53 Main | J. ae E. eee Preside OPEN AN_ H. J. J. Daly, P. ACCOUNT A. H. W. .Cashier oat Commercial National Cashier Clark, Cashier. WITH Bank. P. Noble, Vice Presidents. Peabody, Ass't. Cashter, CUTLER BROS. CO. 36 MAIN STREET. ft. As to drink; it is the agaye which supplies mezcal, as well as pulque, which are ardent waters, although not like that more common aguardiente, which comes of the sugar cane. Pulque is made of the sap Which collects in the cup that is made by cutting away the heart of one kind of agave Mezcal is made by juice of another' kind Those who think they taining help of the mezcal may take comfort from the thought that it frults most abundantly, and when its seeds fall upon stony places they are pretty sure to sprout, so as to start plants which will cover the desert with leaves which will suck up from the air itself enough to give sap and great strength It seems almost impossible th at anythe thing can get mois ror parched air of those plains and cane tains; and the leaves of that eave hin is called ixtle look as if t should be least likely to take in dew or rain, for they are covered by a hard. varnish-like coating that keeps the sap in the leaf from escaping, But that coating at once softens when rain and dew falls on it, drinks up all the moisture, then at once glazes the leaf again with its impervious coat, when the sunshine comes, and so bottles up the dampness it has caught and passed on to the leaf it protects, Clothiers to Men and Boys SOUTHERN. We have a few left. at moderate prices. Of such cloth ba gS are made which to lug up ores from the of mines, ae to carry maize coffee and sugar from the plantation; and if such a thing should happen as taht a bag should be washed, or when the washlady serubs shirt or skirt or other garment, when washes away the the hot day, a pounded leat will give all that will be needed in the way of soap From NEW We appreciate the good things said of us, Men's and Young Men's Suits and Overcoats $7.50 up to $35. Boys' Knee Pants Suits WILLES-HORNE DRUG CO., To this hour cloth is woven of ixtle fusing or maguey eee even as, a the long-forgotten centuries, wes oven the cloth which tapped ie dead of those days, to hold them safe until the coming of our day and sacrilegious curicsity-webs which may have been woven by such simple looms and amid such scenes as may be found hidden in remote nooks of Mexico today Drinks Made |} YOUTHS' Blue serge none SUITS. Pants toQrder 3-piece, long Pants better = 2x2 ox soy oo CHILDREN'S SUITS. Big Fall line, all kinds $9 25 io 90.00 and colors from ___-- MEN'S The and ored pay fit. mer SUITS. | best Suit ever offered for $10.00.: Call see it We also carry high art tailSuits from $12.00 to $25.00. It will you to call on us for prices, quality and We carry the celebrated Kuppenheiand other makes. 3 5 29 Not dress Pants but ones that have earned a reputation for quality, neatness and wear Our Strong Line Is Winter Underwear { |