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amMloommUieonnwponmmobOrmo11 IEMPERMIMOIENIMMMEMIIIMPINIIVMPMPOIPM11MMM1411MWOMINOMIF'W FRM M' fRIDAir MORNING NOVEMBER 6 1914s THE NEWS AND OnSERVER 101101MOMMEMEIMMI 16 wi (212 FACTORY REPORT I' linigallIMM0111111111111111113111H1111H11111111111H11111111011111111111111111111111101111111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111111 Midi Cute the ffsrAwNAfr---- 1 The Beat 4 Strings to Use 4 i 95'4 irl 4 to ie hatnibm tem Exiwstare w211MiLKP is t4 Obtatsmble at and Calla for the Lowest lesopoloozelowsdhp4 a a I In a at L-'4 '-'1" l'owilble Price 12 si -olli i CASIE Valuta 4016 le' tor ff prt -p 'i'LLLii tell t'AVillqr 0' it It- 48 A tem Tr lapetwee NI) Obtainable at and Calle tor lesoyonozeittostio the Lowest Maximum '11A- laossible Price Values Ash 'k for CA SH 3) rieg DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT The penthat's trouble-proof If you need a new fountain pen or are not exactly roof exactly' 3 mwoononmemon fn 3 NuIN uuNirLtItu 1:114 one you Allan Ivie Ex State Sen- mtisfied with the are cha LocAy cgt" ator Wins in the Noted 4" gq carrying you'll make no mis- SgeeperarkerPena mm take In choosing a Parker cleanly bY bee" eie Always clean because it has Libel Suit of 'vie King :1 Commissioner Shipman Issues neseeng Nature's law or capillary t1 -Statement on Indus- the worJerful Lucky Curve attractiOn A al mEtt An unuonially terse number of mace tries were decided by the Supreme Court yeeterdety Allan wilts hie 13 mutt against It King on0 Of the Double Service Always on the job Get Parker Lucky Curve The report on miscellaneous fate Pen now and enjoy real folmtain pen satisfaction ownere and publisher of a ititWhi 4 paper at ev yt Courier" for I lip 1 Overshoes torten to be included In the annual re port of Commissioner ot Labor and IMIAM111111111111111 -ikyt PA publimhing a libeitoile article The Jury Printing Shipman wan cont 1 i tafiLertrienont(elesormlivie Si 00 The Supreme error in the trial When you buy piqued yenterday The figure quoted gr- by the Supreme Court 'Ira Overshoe you know that you Nholia the states mateutacturin in orZt Neilson vs A IQ from itt duatries to ere going to get more wear i leathefactm condi 1 iteverecd 41 that vou would from an orclin r- Allan Me ExState Senator Wins in the Noted Libel Suit of Ivio King CLAIM 41-1 An unusually large number of more were decided by the Supreme Court yeeterday Allan tele wins hie gait 'duellist It King one of the SSW pubilothere of a tiOWS paper "The Weekly Courir" for publimhing a libeitsint article' The jury gave Senator Ivie SLIM The Supreme Court finds no emir in the trial Opinions by the Supreme Court Neilson tit A IQ from Pitt Reversed it lt 1 7' Double Service Overshoes When you huy Hub-Mark Overshoes yen know that you are going to get more wear that you would from an NOW COMPLETED MMEMNibMaioM Commissioner Shipman Issues Statement on Industries m0610111PMWIMMOMoulp The report on nilowellaneous fate tortes' to be Included In the antsual report of Conimismioner of Labor and Printing Shipman wise complotted yemterday The figure quoted shoes this States manufacturtn industries to be in matiatfactoey condi satisfied with the one you are cha Loa car carrying you'll make no mis- keeps ParkerPcna take in choosing a Parker cleanly bY bar aop Always clean because it has al the worlerful Lucky Curve attraction Always on the job Get a Parker Lucky Curve Pen now and enjoy real fountain pen satisfaction 11" I Curve faction 1 I 1 TIM iliVision or ostablitilmenta I I 1411110' il I The division of estabilsolments Fountain 32-Bargain $old King-Crowell Drug Co halos sounds so loud these days that the noise drowns the promises of the credit system More and more ladies are waking up to the fact that real Merchandise can be purchased at attractive prices when the cash accompanies the order A demonstration of this in its strongest terms is free to visitors 32d Bargain Day the list below The program may not contain the articles which you are most interested but we can assure you the scale of low prices prevail on every article throughout store referenceto our Millinery Section we want to say that sale being featured by imported and American Sample it is difficult to list prices A better opportunity to save money on Millinery has never been offered our Ladies MILLINERY ATILLISJIAllaLt MORE PRIZES BY REIMERS' UNION Thirty-seven Counties are Now Organized for Community Service Thirty-seven counties of the State are now fully orgitnized for the Community Servitte Week December 3 4 This does not mean merely that there is a comtnittee composed of five or seven men in that county It means that the County has liP11 thoroughly organized with local committees in almost every community on the average about fifty committee have been named in each county The State Farmers Union im right back of the movement pushing it with every bit of strength of the cr ganization Yesterday lettere were mailed out by tho union to all the local unions in the State urging complete co-operation of that body with the Community Service movement The letter is signed by Dr 11 Alexander prettident Mitres secretary Crosby educational secretary "We believe" said the letter "that community co-operation is the very bed rock upon which its mission in the highest and best sense Until we can co-operate as communities we cannot hope to co-operate as larger units We must firet of all develop a co-operative epirit in the neighborhoods and then put that Npirit to work in our ceiling and working buy Mg in making rondo in P4upporting schools and churches" The State Union offers a prize of $100 to boys and girls who semi in the most interesting reports of "How CASTOR IA ror lnfants an Mate The Kind You Have Always Bought A Progressive ittif 1 en 1 thserved Comwas announsd ho Community ow additional ounced to the I union' na (tannins' tiPSt eyes marketitg oi nernhers a first 1 prize of $25 each Ling best report rn for develop spirit through educational "Hee canton' tot "get-together" SW a secone prizes of $1t Inking best re ducational itg economic and community three prire4 ot sing best report 'e plire 1111' and eil ilvestc el' a three prizes of Icing best report ve ownership of illitiPry it first prizes of 10 king best report ot the reading of the cornbraries hooks grown-up pet) rise of 126 and cli king best report membermhip 1 the meetings TIPSM of the local St prize of $2ii 0 each nmates perfect ng them at use-'sane asylum in 20 per cent of Observed was announeed tho Community NOW additional announced to the union' us reportine' best tYa marketifg 01 members a first prize of $25 such best report for deeelop spirit through educational Heti calling' tot "get-together" $50 a SOCOrt prizes of Sit making best re educatiomil ceonornic anti' community a three prizet4 making best report lye Imre 141W and livesttek a three prize of making heat report' ownership of him pry a find prizes of 10 making best report the reading of the libraries books grown-up prize of $25 and each making best report membership the mvetings of the local prize of $25 each inmates perfect them at insane amylum In 20 per cent of Si50 Untrimmed Hats 89c Untrimmed Hats $119 SI25 Children's Hats 84c treated under this head includes tuanufacturialt enterprises that are not treated under cotton woolen silk or knitting mills or furniture factories AN luta been the cease in former years the ntInufatturin aituation shows a Measly advstnec Up to the lend of the period covered by the reports received June 80 1914 no unteemed condition's have affected the industries covered While sales have not been below it normal level it is also nutlet-Mole that there has been no abnormal demand As it appeara to the department ()Militia this im condition much more demleable than one which ranges from one extreme to the Other and malice for a growth comoistent with the developonent of the entire State it would be of course a deeirable condition if the Stotte'm manufteturing indumtry was of a greater megnitude hoot taken a a whole the showing made is of a very saliefotetory nature The infoormation received brings to mind great opportunities along various' line that are open to development in the State Most of the producto shoen in the industries using wood show that only the larger am-tides ere manutotetured leaving neeeestarily a large amount of short and small deeps of material whieh might very profitably be used In the manufacture of small articles of general use The same general rule to truck and vegetables Much of this class of food late in the seasons IS shipped at low returns which could more profitably be canned at shipping The total number of miscellaneous factories reporting to the department for the year ending June 80 19141s 755 Aggregate capital reported by 639 fotetories $88811810 Six hundred and forty-nine factories report the estirmtted value of plants to be $20- 38801 Six hundred and forty fac' torten report the output to be 897- 062107 Six hundred and fifty-three factories report a pay roll of 215- Seven hundred and twenty-three factories report power used as fat-laws: Steam 419: electric 188 water 21 hand 19 gasoline 28 steam and electric 29 steam and gasoline 2 steam and water 2 steam and gam 2: gas 4: steam and oil 1 electric and gasoline 1 keromentse 1 These establiehments exclusive of the 19 using hand power show the employment of 88590 1-2 horsepower The average hours worked per day 10 hours and five minutes Three hundred and eighty-four fee' tortes report increase of wages: two hundred and eighty report no change six report decrease Five hundred and nine factories pay wages weekly fifty-seven monthly one hundred and fifteen semi-monthly two daily one semi-weekly 6 week!) and mcnthly six on demand one toll Seven hundred and five factories report 88655 persons employed This number is made up of 31134 males 5589 females 1938 children Highest wages per day: males $292 females $147 Lowest average wages: males 8108 females 86 cents Eighty-six per cent of adult employees read and write ninetv-five and one-half per cent of children Three hundred and four factories re port improvement in financial conr dition of employees two hundrel and ninety-two no improvement Two hundred and eighty-seven fact tortes report improvement in general proficiency of employees two bundred and seventy-four no improve- ment Whenever on Need a General Tonle 'nice Greve' The Old standard Oroves Tasteless rhill Tonle is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it oontalne the well known tonic properties of CWINTNit and IRON Driven not Malaria enriches Blood Builds up the Whole System We The Parts Natural History Mumeum ham passed resolutions calling for an international commimsion to investigate the threatened extinction of the whole NO HEADACHE OR NEURALGIA PAIN Get a 10 cent package of Dr James' Headache Powders and don' steer When your head aches you simply must have relief or you will go wild It's needless to suffer when you can take a remedy like Dr James' Headache Powders and relieve the pain and neuralgia at once Send someone to the drug store now for a dime package of Dr James' Headache Powders Don't suffer In a few moments you will feel more neuralgia pain bp our Neighborhood Community Week" This in th liIttt at ttervice cotninittoe prIzoa have been amount of $445 to local folkiws: No I To locals tents of rt-operative producin raised by its tt ria a atrllid and two prizes of Siti No 2 To locals making of work thole by them ment of ft It ti fl It social enttulltinmente rallies and ail entorpri brut lwrimod and atm spirit a first prize of prize tf $25 and two each No 2 locals iairt dpr IL survey of Iv talt ural religious social conditions of the first prize of $25 anti $10 each No 4 To locals of work In e(-t)frnt ow nerShip of pure-bred first prize of $25 and $10 each No 5 To locale of work In co-operative im le Ill tt a and ala prize of $25 and three etteit No 6 To locals of work in developing habit among the people comroluiltY through papers and teaching people to read a first three prizes of $10 No 7 To iovais of work in increasing Increasing interest in and the genoral usefulness to its members a first and three prizes of $10 By allowing its freedom and employing useful occupations ttn Prussia effects about cures annually sears the of de- 5 Company of 1 Md $225042500 Coats and Suits $1500 Coats and Suits $1000 Coat Suits-1187S $76041000 Coats $5 00 $100041250 Coats $769 $76041000 Dressem $300 Dresses 41175 t' 8250 Children's Itain Capes $119 $2504350 Skirts $189 Skirts $319 $1-50 Petticoats 89c $500-8600 "Klosetit" Silk Petticoats $385 $350 Messaline Petticoats $219 $150 Outing Kimonos 03c $250 Outing Kimonos $109 $1-50 Crepe Kimonos 84c $250 House Dresses $129 Tyson ea Car ft ft Co from (Ireene Na error 1ItHXllUI vol Waters from Sampson Itevereed Rouse vs House from Lenoir At tinned Formyth vs Oil Mill from Wake No error ellow day vit Perkinson from Wilke No error Tilghman to ft IL trent Wake No error State vs Powell end Pridgen from Ponder No error Voted vs A IL Co from Columbus Iteverteel Mel'haul vs Vat UPI on Iloke New trial NI Wall um tic McCallum from itiliesion Affirmed Haar vm Sete la from New Cause rentanded Flowe vs McNeill from Cumberland AMrrneti State vs ROSSI from Formyth No error Dente) VS Bethel from Locking hem No error Nit vs King from Rockingham No error Seugreven to City of Winston from Forsyth New triel lielsicheck vs Ifouh from Forsyth No error (ex vs Boyden from Surry Freer Dillard vs Simone from Granville Motion for new trial for newly discovered evidence allowed City of Wilmington vs Cowan from New Hanover The court being evenly divided in opinion (Walker J1 bid eittintt the judgment Mande affirmed Two Criminal Caste' Derided State vs Powell and Pritigen im an appeal from a conviction of murder In the mecond degree Justice Walker writes the opinion finding no error in the trial The principal exception In the appeal was that the trial judge refused the motion for non suit The evidunce was concimely given by one witIteNN as fullows: "On the nigh of February 28 1914 there was a quarrel in my house between the primenere and the deceased Pridgen and Powell were In the kitchen and the deceased was in an adjoining room Powli had la knife open in his hand: Pridgm threw a soup dish and an empty hot-It at the deceased the latter ran into the kitchen with a chair and etruelt 1Pridgen on the head Powell left the kitchen and the deceamed followed him end shortly thereafter within five minutes the deceased waslying on the floor in the house dead from a cut on the left side" Justice Walker states that there was not only enough evidence to go to the jury hut enough to have supported a verdict of murder in the first degree It was true that Powell actually did the killing but Pridgen was equally guilty Justice Walker states "Let us premise the discussion by stating what is decided in all the eases and especially in State sc: Whitson 11 695 that as the jury found that one of the defindants Louis Powell slew the deceased under circumstances which would make him guilty of murder and other defendant who was then and there present aiding encouraging and abetting the killing would be guilty of the same degree of crime as the man who did the killing This is not only settled by authority but is a truism" There was no error State vs Ross is a conviction under Laws 1913 Ch 81 see 2 for unlawful possession of cocaine 225 little packages of cocaine were found hidden in the house of the defendant All the evidence introduced by the State was the finding of the cocaine itidden in the house etc No evidence was given by the defendant Chief Justice Clark for the court states "In a vs Lee 184 533 the court held that under this statute the guilty "possession was not necessarily actual possession but the statutory presumption would arise from the constructive possession that the statute includes actual and constructive possession' We are of opinion in this case as in that the possession shown was sufficient to establish the fact of possession within the meaning of the statute and made out a prima facie ease against the defendant and there being no evidence to rebut this presumption justified the verdict" No error Well Known Libel Came Decided in of Plaintiff fele vs King and Betts is the well known action for libel brought by former State Senator Allan Ivie against the defendants owners and publishers of the "Weekly Coulier" It was charged in this paper that the plaintiff AlldS1 fete together with A Brooke former solicitor and McMichael former representative all attorneys at law for money entered Into a conspiracy to slander VIRGINIA GIRL 15 POUNDS Was So Weak and Thin Thought She Was Going Into Decline Tells How Vinol Helped Her Norfolk health Willi very poor I suffered from nervousnema had no appetite and was so thin I thought I was going into a decline and nothing I took seemed to help me until one day a friend came into my office and told me if I would take Vino! It would do me lots of good "I have now taken six bottles and have gained fifteen pounds have a good appetite and can eat anything It is wonderful what Vinol has done for me in building up my health My own friends haidly know me and when anyone comes into my office the first thing I begin to talk about Denning Norfolk Va The testimonial letters which we are continually publishing prove the value of Vino! our dlicious cod liver and Iron tonic and 'what it did for Miss Denning it wil do for any thin tired nervous run-down worn-out man or woman If we can Induce you to try a bottle of Vinol aft a body-builder and mtrength-creator and you do not find it is all we claim we will return your money on demand King-Crowell Drug Co Raleigh NOTE--You can get Vino' at the leading drug store In every town where this paper irculatea ykon vs Ic var it It IU fruit I I this paPet ordinary pair In the style illastrated the special extra double soles and heels the careklly selected quality matmialsthe high paid workmanship make them the bed that money can buy AtaisPoirtiefiellostellawSloka HUB-MARK RUBBERS' laA bt Iliadmitibl Look for the Hub-Mark ma all kind asel styles of Rubber Footwear for Men Women Boys and Gala Note this ou can rely on anything you buy from dealers who sell Hub- Mark Robber Footwear They ars dependable Boston Robber Shoe Company Mahler Maim the defendant King and unlawfully' and maliciously robbed him of his good name and character The defendant Betts published a full and complete retraction was found by the jury The defendant King averred that the article vita true ea applied to the plaintiff Allan Nip The jury found in response to the 'mimes that the article was not true and assessed damages against the defendant King in the sum tf 9150000 Chief J1114tiCe Clark states for the court "The article charges conspiracy to slander which is a criminal offense and in Be reference to plaintiff in relation to hia profession also makes the charge actionable per oto and malice is implied Newell Libel and Slander 168-185 "Exceptions 1 and 2 are becauae the court retuned to mubmit an issue whether the article wax published by the defendant in self-defonme and whether it was published by him in good faith and without malice to the plaintiff Neither PIMPpliOn an be sustained The defendant could have proven in defense the truth of his article but it WAS in mitigation and not a defense that it was in reply to an attack made upon him Two wrongs do not make a right Nor could he show good faith and the absence of malice as a defenae for the article which is ilbetotim per se These are matters which could be urged in mitigation of damages only Knott vs Burwell 96 272 and the defendant was allowed so to use them They were therefore not matters requiring an issue The Issues were in accordance with the ruling in Hamilton vs Nanace 159 59 etc" There were a number of exceptions which cannot be reviewed here No error was found in the trial JUDGE CARTER DENIES REPORT IN PAPER AS TO ALLEGED REMARKS Elizabeth City Nov statement published in a local newspaper crediting Superior Court Judge Frank Carter with the words "I would rather be dead than be a defendant in the strordees court in Pasquotank county" is repudiated by Judge Carter who is holding court in this district at this time "I used no such language" says Judge Carter "I (lid say in the cane of Meth Watson in Superior Court In Dare county that the defendant Watson who watt wanted in Pasquotank would have trouble enough and staid better were he dead than sentenced to the chaingang in Pasquotank county I did not say he were better dead than in the recorder's court A defendant can appeal from the recorder" Judge Carter recently conducted an investigation of the chaingang in l'asquotank and declared at the close of his investigation that it Wail too bad for the worst criminal white or black As a result of his investigation three of the chaingang guards resigned SERIOUS AUTO WRECK IN EDGE OF NORLINA Pour Men and Two Women in Car Refuse to Give 'Mgr Number On Machine to The News anti Observer) Nor lina Nov automobile wreck occurred on the edge of Nor-Una this morning about mix o'clock that came near being a serious thi not only to ita occupants but to the car The car was coming from towards Warrenton and as it approached the sharp curve in the rear of Mr Hugg's tile driver in some way lost control of his car and It shot straight aeroma an embankment pine bushes etc throwing its oecupants auddenly out and shaking and scarring them very badly breaking the two righ hand wheels almost to kindling wood From the best information obtainable the car was running on a straight stretch of road at forty to fifty miles anhour and the wonder is that all were not killed by the shock and the car a total wreck The occupanta of the car were two young women and four men One of the men gave his name as Perry Williams of Hamlet but the others refused to give their names but claimed to be from Hamlet end said they were traveling to Richmond and had been on the road all night The men were right much tinder the influence of liquor and this no doubt was the cause of the accident From their cJtiona and the way they talked there is evidently some mymtery about their The automobile Is a 3915 six cylinder seven pasmenger car and has been run but little and carried no license number The women were carried to the borne of Mr Bugg near by and given medical attention by Dr Pack-aril who reported no serious injury Two of the men left on the shoofly to Raleigh at 8:15 while the others left on other trains Tukerton Wirelese Out (Ile the Aseorteted Meet) New York Nov Weetern Union Telegraph and Cable Company annoureed tonight that communication with Germany anti Austria by way of the Tuckerton wireless atation hmi been suspended until further notice 0 4 ther notice The Board of Directors of VIE UNION CENTRAL LIFE Ir! BURANCE COMPANY of Cineinnati Ohio have unanimoutly decided to eliminate the MILITARY AND NAVAL SERVICE clause from the Company's policy forms ant to waive the clause in connection with outstanding policies As alwAys the BEST in LIFE 111S RANCE at LOWEST NET COST get It ir LIFE Ir! ananimoutly SERVICE walva the alw Aye cos? get Friday $150 110use Elresnel $150 Shirt NVithats $350-8400 Shirt 'Waists 11238 25-35c Ladles' Fleeced Underwear 190 $200 Wool Union Suits 11AS 60-75c Childre1s Fleeced Ribbed Underwear 44c 60-75c Childrei's Fleeced Ribbed Underwear 44c 15c Children's Body Waists Wu 4150 Regis Corsets 95e 4500 La Vida Corsets $329 75c Corsets 44c E1 25c and Waists I8c 85-50c 13rassieres 24c $100-4150 Ladies' Outing Gowns 84c 75c Children's Outing Gowns 48c 75c Children's Sleepers 44c 8150-4200 Misses' Sweaters 8119 4125 I2-yard Bolts Ltng Cloth 890 F-- 4100-4125 Lace Curtains-44c R- 12 1-2c Curtain Scrim 9c 15-20c Curtain Scrim I-2c $500 All-Wool $350-4400 Blankets 8289 8150 Comforts 95o 112Fi OftlintPrt)24 nen 'rbe $125 Counterpanes 05e 15c Bath Towels Ile 25c Ilath Towels 16e 10-12 1-2 Huck Towels 1-2o 10-12 1-2 Outing a yard8 I-2o 25-35c Plaid Crepe a yard19c E-: 10c Ued Quilt Calico a Lied Quilt Calico a yard 6c 88-Inch All-Wool Serge a yard tie E--- 1100 Messeiaine a yard79e 85e Dress Plaids a yard $15a Umbrellas 84c F--- $100 Mesgehtine it yard 70e pemonnumonon HOLDS CARNIVAL GIRLS find their every want in Chi1drents4 in our Great Sale scheduled for Millinery and Furnishings in all Er-- di school girls should be purchased in Hosiery and Handkerchiefs 32 1 i a mon Ca pr( frig 1 att Fr del a Sc: in 4 a a sat ou thi Ha 43 1 -2 $2 sz: 7-7 7' 8 2- rt ttjt 'k 8 1 8 2 2 I 5 8 3 do 1 2 8 1 2 1 15 -a- to 25 f' a 50 10 si 1 a 5 it a 1 8 5 1( 14t 1 Et- of a 1611111 I I it 6 1 a I I 1 7-' E- -1--- 4 a FE -4- Et i---- -tf E-- I 74 T17 7 I Cash Scan in same our With this Hats 0 15e 15e 10c 25c 50c 10e I5c 1-1 Ea is THE UNION CENTRAL Carey Hunter Brother State Agents ittALEIGIL cuts I NOTIONS AND TOILET ARTICLES LET ARTICLES SEMI PASTE PAINT One gallon makes two Manufactured by TANNER PAINT Sz OIL COMPANY Box 498 Richnumd Va Brenaman's Cigars For more than forty-one years the choice of the American smoker Solon Shingle Tar Heel Live Indian La Elita and A smoke for every taste BRENAMAN Co 4 22 West Lexington St Established 1872 Baltimore Mennen's Toilet Powder 10e Colgate's T( ilet Powder be Colgate's Toilet Soap 5c Colgate' Complexion Powder 19c Colgate's Toilet Water-39c Colgate'm Cold Cream7 1-2e 6IMI $100 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks 090 $100 Guaranteed Watches69e $1604200 Satin 95c 50-76c Hand Bags 39c Band 89c l'arty Cases 95e 15-26c Shirt Waist Sets Children's Mose 10c 85-60c Silk Hose 25c $2504300 Germ Mesh Bags 50c Boys Gauntl 10c Linen Lace $2504300 German Silver Mesh Bags $119 $119 to 890 5c 50o Boys Gauntlets 890 BARGAIN FRIDAY FOR Bargain Friday shoppers will Ready-to-Wear Apparel met this day Coats Dresses grades at lowest prices Our late arrival of Coats for today Also some big values AMMEIEW MMEMINNMEIMM To THE FEW WHO 'STILL I IT Modern efficiency is secured through tine sub-division of labor and large volume of production In this America leads No where does American efficiency so strikingly excel as in the modern way of making men's clothing A superb example of American the cost and actually improving the quality through modern Cross-Linehan-Quality ready-to-wear clothing These suits and overcoats are made of the best high grade fabrics (many of them imported) and they are made by the best methods known in the tailoring art All the style and individuality is the fuss of titting is left out Because they are made by modern and efficient methods we can offer as tine clothing as you ever wore Prices range from $1500 to $3500 Be open in and see what Cross-Linehan-Quality clothing really CROSS LINEHAN COMPANY "THE CLOTHIERS" IMMOOMOMPOOMION VONNONOIMENNIMM IMMOMMINSIMPOINIONIP Im111111111111111111111111i1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111161 1 fig '44te aafi6ii1a4akiaotaidtwAaaaiwnaaoadilb-4g4aka4aQkilihIngWiilokumUc0Wmtatifiw to wr 4111111bM.