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r - % The Abbeville Press and Banner, J BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844 |j MFashi A r>\7A m *s wi ira 1I a WD &&9L W Among the scores of well-known brands of class Clothing there is none more universally nized as standard than that of the above-uamei . / We have for mauy years found their garment* tively unequalled for sterling quality, style a tractiveness and we know that in offering tb you we are offering the identical coods whit most exclusive stores of New York, Philadelph Chicago sell to their finest trade. In buying ou line we searched the markets for the best. V amined samples from many bous< ; we rippe cut and tested with acids and in every possible And we found that no matter what the stam from which we judged, Prices- ft7 SO "ir ~ ^ ^ > "You Are as Wei H. G. Ander: PAQT Plan ney wssIhroi XiiiOl XjIiJJi week and w glad to say hi A BEAUTIFUL C11URCH WEDDING. fhr^dayfTfrC Oo September 25?11107 at 2oc'ocfc P. M. the served blB pal marriage of Miss Kockie McKenele and Mr. "A onnle na Oscar Jackson was solemolz d In the Presby- bottom of the terlan Church at Lebanon S. C. In the pret- lne the rest th ence of a large number of Invited gutsts Rev. Mr. M. B. S; J. B. Hlllbouse omciating. baggage Mast' Toe church was most artistically defeated at his post ( In gracefal garlands of ivy lniersperstd here new. and there wlih goldeu rod, while great The Epwortl mounds of beautiful pot plant*, with feme entertained 1 and palms were banktd about the pulpit. lone Miller. The wedding bell of beautiful whita roses was with bright n suspended from above by loops of white uresoftheev satin rlbb n. were served. All Is now ready and the guests anxiously What's the i nuruiL the entrance of the bridal nartv. Whohasoont Listen! at iheskllful touch oI MUs Haiti* It looks last Roche the low sweet strains of MendelSBohns "head and tal wedding match float out on the air, wheu The opening the bridal parly enter; the bridesmaids and were all a grai f: rooms men walk slowly up the right and self In, and ov eft aisles taking their position on the right The grand d! and left of the pulpit next came the bride peclally In th< with her ma<d of honor Miss Sa6le Klcble was flne, the f and at the same m iment the groom entered were well rep< tne opposite aisle with ills best man Mr. Master Fred Kent Jackson of Coiumbh(t brother of the Magazine hill, groom) all meeting In front of the pulpit, hlmwltbaflr e>icb couple In their respective places, while the bride and groom stood beneath the wed- v ding be I. All wa< now husbed save the low f weet strains ol music, and the voloe of the ^ man of God as, be la a most solemn and lm- "The people pnsslve manner pronounoed them "man and terested In sei wife" with Augusti The bride looked very siyllsh and pretty Augusts-Alk* In her gol. g away gown of lovely brown silk such lines are with bat aud gloves to matoh, carrying an ex the people ale qulslie bouquet of bride roses. tng investme The bridesmaids were lovtly In gowns of railway the orenm albatro* each carrying bouquet*,, of (quipping an golden rod. That an elect! The groom and bis groomsmen were band- Edgefield will some In their salts of black. be built at on The bride Is a charming young lady, and sorb a llm has a large circle of friends. Her popularity people of Abt lsehown by the large cumber of elegaat une toconne present* abe recleved. The Augusta The srOoua 1? one of the popular and highly esteemed engineers of the Seaboard, aud lo to be congratulated upon winning so lair a To check a c bride. cist some lilt Hosts of friends extend best wishes for their vpntin* n future happiness. The bridal couple left on the afternoon via but decidedly the Southern for Jamestowu and other places tiCB contui? r of interest. On their return they will be al harsh nor sl< home to iheir friends at the home of sr?i7?" Prnv>. Mrs. H.M. Fennel of Abbeville Brooch It IsL A dellgbtlul reception was given the eve- pi??entlcs nlng preceding I he marriage at the home ol PrAepnitm' v the bride eleo', In honor or the bridal parly h* r a Mtifi bridesmaids and groomsmen, } Misses Mabel aud Josle Gilliam of Watts, with heir brother Tillman sp?ot last Satur- The Abbevl day and Sunday with Mrs. s. B. Nelson. will meet w The Farmers Union will meet at Sharon Honea Path, naif Friiiuv at 3 F. M. This Is a special meet- October. lug of business and all are urged to be present Abbeville Mr. J. C. Furslev and Mr. Willie McKenzle will please c were In ibe elty lost Monday. Mr. M.L. Stanton and Mr. Billy Frith were among tbe visitors In tbe olty last Monday. Messrs. Lamar and Eugene Link after a ? tedious spell of lever were able to come to tbe city last Monday, but bad to return borne not oil an inofl yet being able ta work. Their irlends were mn,?a :n ,1 glad to see them and hope they will soon be 11 quite well. tube called Miss Ellen Leille Is spending a while wlih erally the 1 Mrc. M. J. Link and family. tj fnlloa Mr. Frank Sberard 18 now with Mr. Oscar "ou> ' Cobb and will be glad c6 serve his irlends to Psew Liife J tbe best of bargains In shoes. vent appei Mr. C. F. Graves was in the city last Mon- i?r ha?\a , day on business . Mr finnrse McCantv Is now lu the midst ol ?peed a art a tedious spell of typhoid fever, and his friends hope he will soon be convalescing. Mr. J. 8. Williams, Sr. and Jr. were wel- If you wat oome gnest8 In the city last Monday. chine we cat all about ma cxTY. len yean " The old f#lthful carrier Mo. 1, Mr. A J. I'en- resl what rvrvo frt** l\/l UlJOllAL 1T1V1 NCB SHOWING OF Fall and Winter Style including Schloss Bros, & Co.'s famous un 1 / ?.*? 4.1 AM AV VOUWU VAUUlLCia lUi' W01LMW1UWJ. Consider this, please, a personal ir :ation to yourself?a personal invitai o come and get acquainted with 'i jest and latest fashions in Men's We We are specially urgent about this invitai low because Fall, as yc u probably know, is the g: ime of year when fashions change, and the rance styles for the coming season are qhowi ;reatest variety and attractiveness. Dur new stock is just i .nchwe want you to see it. Never before in all xperience have we been able to assemble sui plendid line of stylish garments. Gome in! * Schloss Bros. & Co.'g BALTIMORE. NEW YORK. \3L. HBAiixxoi high- "SchloBS Clothes Stood the Teat" and were incom recog- parable superior to the vast majority of the advei 1 firm. tised brands. Then and not till then did we pla? i posi- our order. The Fall line is just in and even exceed nd at- our expectations. We therefore recommend it to yoi lem to as the best selection of gentlemen's garments tba ;h the mo> ey can buy. However, yonr choice is not Ihnittei ia and to this one brand, superior though it is. We have i r Fall well-aseorted eelection from other reliable makereVe ex- garments at all prices, lhat offer you a selection fron id ami which any pocket-book, any figure, any fancy can b > way. quickly and satisfactorily suited. Come in to-day ant ipoiut see the new things?we will gladly reserve yonr selec tions until later,if you do not care to pay for them now n tlQ KH <161 K and m come to Look as to Buy." son & Compan, vn from hie bneey one day la*t mi r-ll.-i-- . , as badly bmfcen up. but we are 1116 J OllOWlIlg 18 tll0 ApDOrl s Injuries tbougb palofol, were " M workf whue Mr. K^b ment of Schools Funds foi daUbBmper basket" were at tbe Schol&8tio Year 1907*'08 accident?you can better lmtgan It can be told. ? pfan tbe popular and obliging er on tbe Abbeville brancn la )f duty again after a week's 111a League was most pleasant! w >*t Tuesday evening by MJii . ... ? Vocal and instrumental mu#lo Name of DlttrloL . . J? ecltatlons made op tbe pfeas- * enlng. Delicious refreshments ? ^ natter with the ootton marketT 0 ? roll, the bulla, bears or farmars? * * now like the Bears had both "T ? r I holt." Corner 1 86 9 sin oar "Ladles Emporium*" RWge-,..-...... - 2 J? ad success and each excelled It- Lowuueavllle. 8 273 er all former years. ^ Rojsky River 4 M Isplay orgoodB waa superb, ea- Jot* & j millinery line. The weather 6 58 lalen good, and tbe merohapts Latimer 7 lttS ild for their extra trouble. Monter?y_.... 8 236 Nance 1b tbe happiest boy on Calhoun FaUa.. 9 315 as bis grandfather presented Mt .Carmel 10 288 le pony last Monday. Wllltngton 11 850 1 v * B rdeanx 18 229 i ? McOormiok ... 18 854 . , .. ... Buffalo - 14 87 rie U?e to Abbeville. Bellevlew 15 177 of Edgefield are very muchlp- : W oaring trolley line connection E,?!Tfod8 J' ?. The great success of tbe Betbla...^ 18 151 jn line has demonstrated toat F?*rn Lllff. 19 142 not only a great advantage to Sharon ~ 20 216 .Dg tbe lliie, but they are a pay- 21 177 Dt. Compared with a steam Abbeville 22 W9 coftt of building and alBO of Warrenton 28 139 d operating, U inconsiderable. Rela..... 24 154 lc line to connect Aupusta with Brownlee 25 117 I be built is certain. It should Lone Forest 26 143 ^ Ant pquI I In njr UO. itw b would extend further. The Union 28 118 levtlle are already considering a Sunny Slope 29 141 ot Abbeville and Edgefield;"? Cold Spring 30 110 Herald. Long Cane 31 145 Rmltbvllle 82 285 Prom lie Land 83 148 :old quickly, get from your dtpg- Central 34 238 le Candy Cold Tablets called Pfe- 35 75 agists everywhere are now QU- Parks Creefc .. - 3* 125 SDtlcu, for tney are not only nftle, |seo^,?e 87 145 certain and prompt Preven- Due Weit 88 388 io Quinine, no laxative, nothing 5,ona'('? 89 178 skeulng. Taken at the "sneeze f'nev,1,111* 40 121 ntlce will prevent Pneumonia, Vci-mlllon 41 78 a Grippe, etc. Hence the name, ??2d*'l,e 42 59 Good for feverish children, 48 Oak Grove 43 186 > cents. Trial boxes 5 ots. Sold Broadmouth 44 114 ord Jamison 45 59 . ?T R#y 40 34 Winona .. 47 77 Ilia Oonntv Slnelne Convention Vnumi ?q ltb Broadmonth Church, near Hall 49 flT third Saturday and Sunday In 50 Omega 51 24" Medium and Anderson papers Indian Hill 52 103 ?py, Drake 53 13 J. W. Barries, SeoreUry Lebanon B4 86 Criminal Attack Thli apportionment does not lnclu , , special tax funds. This will be repor rensive citizen is frequently reot to eaoh district voting same. Ti lat apparently useless little must not overdraw their district's amo the "appendix." It's gen- Oo. 0npti of E^noas result of protracted constipa 'ing liver torpor. Dr. King's Pills regulate the liver, pre- The only true constipation cure idicitis. and establish regu- begin its soothing, healing action of the bowels. 25o at P. B. it enters tiie mouth. Holli6ter's I ig store. Mountain Tea restores the wboli 1pm In a hpalthv. normal condith It to pay SCO 00 for a sewing ma cents, Tea or Tablets. C. A. Milf< iDot supply jou, but 1/ jou wan elitne us If piade, guaranteed fo r 825.00 to 430.00, tben tbe Demo ^ge Kuao In your olosets. For B you aie ioofclng lor. B.J. Link phone 107. MUford'B Drug Btore. *j i\cciuy xur 1 The Greatest Line c 8 | | , , T Rain Coats iDgti M Ladies' Silk. Rain Coats made that jfMj for sunshine or for showers. ibl] A Ail the latest styles. Perfect - , , [f iL fitting coats that are warrant- I****1 T ed water proof. Genuine Cra- lOrtl ^ ' venette Rain Ooats in oastor shop w and gray and all tWe new f A OS shades. 10 u n\ store jon A $8.50 to $15. wec .. q? ? how the A .? yoai ar! 2 White Bed Quilts OT Don't fail to see our 11-4 white /A Crochet Quilt. It beats them tion A all at 'anm feat A $1.00 Hata. ad- ? variet, 1 in ? ' from | Beautiful Furs ? ^ Furs promise to be just as popnS ular this season as last. Oar m a stock is complete with the fin- j am w< I est line we have ever shown in an(j w all the latest styles and fancies. patter , Consult us before buying or ^ jn ordering. ?t. Dre - In an Dainty Neckwear of the and w Ladles' Linen, Embroidered novelt Collars, Turn-over Collars, cloths, Windsor Ties, iti all the ings. plaid effects. Nowhere e&e able p will you find such an assort- the clc ment ateuch reaaonabtepricBe. B1 a r.nrflAtfl I vicMh a /Ji Made e a: All sizes for all figures in the in the ' ^ latest Pall and Winter raod^ els. Our leading makes: ~ "American Lady," "Thomp- All /|S son's Rust Proof," "Glove* M fitting" and "R. <fc G." Prices ForV # 50c to $2.50 Band! |T T mmmmmmm?mthem. _ | Table Damask ;ion- Every housekeeper will be de- D r the ilk lighted with our extraordinary doubli $ bargains in Towels, Napkins prises 1 $ and Table Linens. same j = jflL - ' 0(Hnch Table Damask. . A 60-inch Mercerized Damask. """ ? jP T^-iinch Linen Damask. I L I gQctftfi.50 | y Tin* P |j 4 1 fit? Jtv? 827 07 782 68 . 1148 10 709 25 Carey-Calhran Plan "Making Good." The SUCC 2I3 40 l*?w?w<JCoqriwr. , ries bodes 484 n Since our publication of and com- hibition. ' ^ ^ ments upon the presentation of the ritory in ? 456 55 Lee County Grand Jury praising the large mea 75i 21 operation of the County Dispensary spired by tglji system, we have printed a com muni- State Disp 3307 eo cation from Georgetown lauding the system bee 38i 43 system in that county and describing ooiently, i ?27 21 ^ success in profit earning. The tended or 408 gy Laureosvllle Herald of last week Inventors, 6U 48 prints a report of the inspection of been so j j*? ? Laurens county's dispensary by the would hav 806 is Assistant State Dispensary Auditor, three of 870 88 and speaks in high terms or the excel* counties h Z25 j" lent condition in which he found the and, with 635 07 institution's affairs. Laurens was a this count' 200 15 stronghold of State Dispensary senti* to be hand JJ ment, and there was no newspaper in satisfactory 1ACK Qi I South Carolina more uncompromis-i the friendj 458 65 ingly faithful to the Great Moral Insti- of the law ^ ?jj tution than our contemporary. One numbera d 167 78 observes with delight that it seems The lonj 340 40 equally pleased with the Little Moral conducted ^ Institution. scandal tfc 86 73 The independent county dispeosa* Prohibitloi 205 44 ries are proving successes. They are existence. 261 88 "makiD8 good." Scandals began to it will be crop out during the first three months popular rej 1025 7? of the State Dispensary system. In that many ^ Laurens, for example, the manner of selves will 206 40 the establishment of the sub-dispen- institution sary, the conveying to a number or ne- tion of th ... .... croea an acre or two of swamp land is this be tru ted d? the corporate limits of tbe town, and negro maj< natees thereby making them technical Aree- a rule, goo UJJ1' holders in order that they might pefci- flea* whi tio'n. tion for it, aroused resentment ana de> be expect* stroyed the confidence of the peopla in traffic with the concern's pretensions to reform tbe will in anj must whiskey traffic. In various places in twenty con when the State, during the Fall of 1893, inci- Senators t tocky dents occurred going to show that the opposed to e sys- State Dispensary was designed primar- hibliion si )n. 3d ily to be a political machine, and, skilfully 1 >rd. therefore, doomed to fertility In cor- against its ruption. Six months have passed road to tra1 tle at since the Carey-Cothran law went into Meantlm effect. , I # Fall and Wint< f High-class Merchandise W me and inspect onr snperb stock. We are show be finest line of up-to-date merchandise at priees are, quality considered, the lowest you can posr obtain anywhere. The newest styles, the latest ics, the best qualities and the most complete asnents in town. It is our one aim to msike your pfngas pleasant and profitable as possible, and lis end we have spared no pains to make our > attractive and comfortable. In this small space an onlymention a few items in each department, ever, the store is full of many more that await call. Millinery Department v radiant with all the new, rich colorings for Fall and Winter, attention is specially directed to our line of Ready-to-Wear The newest ideas of the season, and in great and pleasing y. 50 or more different designs to select from. Prices range $1.50 to $6.50 I Jl U I. J ...i I I . I Tall Silks re cannot resist the temptation of talking silks, so confident 5 that our stock is the largest and includes the latest patterns eaves. It is a truly beautiful array both ot fancy and plain ns. The colors and shades will surely please you. The prices every case extremely low. I? ss Fabrics Notions exceptionally wide range For years we have studied the most fashionable qualities notion wants of our people. Pins, eaves in solid colors and Needles(both hand and machine) y effects, including Broad- Buttons, Tapes, Seam Braids, Panamas and Fancy Suit- Bias Braids, Silks and Cotton The remarkably reason- Spool Silks,Spool Cotton,Combs, rices cannot fail to impress Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Shoe >sest buyers. Laces, Shoe Polish, etc. Ladies' Cloth Jacketslack, tan, castor, cardinal and gray. Most stylish yet ser>le. Many of these garments are satin lined throughout, to order especially for us by some of the best Cloak makers country. The prices will not foil to meet with your approval. -over Netts and All-over Laces Waists and Evening Gowns. White, cream, black, pipk and )lue. A most attractive arfay of patterns and designs. Law i and Edgings to match. You must not overlook seeing Soft Woolen Blankets irect from the mills in all the better grades for single and 3 beds. The superior quality of our Blankets always surpeople that are used to the kind offered by other stores at th? prices. t it our belief that the majority of our patrons t the best goods that a certain sum c f money will Therefore, we are reaching ont for the majority , M. Haddc tepa of the County Dlapenaat may be expected in coooty diep no good to the cause of pror rles. Ab the vears pass not i rhe gains of prohibition teii county board of control will be .- '? ^ " ?*-- 1 1- I--* I ? M.,U..A I4r> njuin tjarouua unve uwu m jttui nuu bciuvihuud iu umug no sore dae to the disgust in* The liquor traffic is a renr arkab the shameless fraud oMhe ducer of virtue from the straight ensary system. Had that Controlled by public officials it in managed honestly and ef> be prolific in tsmptations to dii i result never seriously In* eaty. So far the counties have desired by its sponsors anc^ markedly fortunate in obtaining its earnings would have services of sterling men to a great that lta destruction places on the oounty boards, but 1 e been impossible. Twenty* is to continue a wholesale public i forty-one South Carolina meat must be constantly nurse ave dispensary systems now the advocates of tne county disp the possible exception of ries, the grand juries must be w r, they are so far considered ful and the press diligent and be ling the whiskey traffic in a criticise when irregularities, hoi y manner. In Charleston slight, appear. a of tbe law and opponent* ? m , breakers are increasing in ? _ , _ aily. Hard Times la Kanaas. ger a county dispensary is Tfte oia days or Rrassnoppers profitably and without a drouth are almost forgotten in te more difficulty will the prosperous Kansas of to-day; altb nista have in'voting it out of a citizen of Code)], Earl Shamburj As the business improves not yet forgotten a hard time h the more firmly rooted in countered. He says : "I was wor; Ifard and the time will come and discouraged by coughing i of the Prohibitioniats them- and day, and could find no relief balk at the abolition of an tried Dr. King's New Diecoverv which pays a large propor- took less than one bottle to compl eir taxes. Especially will care me." The safest and most: ie in countta? naving great bl? cough and cold remedy and triUee, the negroes being, as and throat healer ever discovi A customers of the dispensa- Guaranteed by Speed's drug store ie some of the counties may and $1.00. Trial bottle free. id ta banish the whiskey ? - li? the next two yeMf} there Otii on Link for sewing machines. ' remain from fifteen to ??? ? . tntt?a which will haeft &t*te If ' ?' <x>lTee disturbs your Stomach, lDg** wfiicn fill U^Vtqiate Hear^r Kidney*, then try tbla olever ( ormibg ft resolute wl^orlty imitation?Dr. Bboop'a Health Coffee. (he ru??ff* of a Stat# pro* Sboop bu oloaely matched old Java act t*?nf?rTf that minorifv h? cha Coffee In flavor and taste, yet it has Z* . i atngle grain of real Coflee In ft Dr.8h ea, prohibition le^iaj^tiop Health Coffee Imitation la made from wishes will have a stumpy toasted grains or cereal*, with Malt, Nub r,~i Made In on* minute. No tedloua long . m .. You will snraly Ilk* it. Get a free samj ie, troubles here sod there oar store. L. T. Miller. TraAe. I J -- - x m # im eve Ever Shown. $ M Table Linens yu A very handsome assortment W of beautiful designs and supe- W rior qualities. The prices are yjt as low as is consistent for the W grade of the goods. We also W*"* supply Napkins to match. ra Forest Mill W Underwear W .||S for Ladies', Misses and CJiil- w dren. Full lines of the desir- yjjf r va able Fall and Winter weights. You cannot appreciate the dif- ^ ference until you examine our ^ Umbrellas | ;r|g| i Our assortment is complete W i with all varieties of colors Up! i and shades. The handles ra have special attraction. La- W * 50c up to $7.50 W ||| Lace Curtains and Window Shades w Here you will find all the upto-date patterns and a large JE , i "* variety of popular shades. The remarkable values will W surely induce you to buy. w Draperies and Cretons. w* ^ " Curtain Swiss W ^ in white and colored, new, [ oriental patterns; very pleas- 3E j ing and effective r exceptional . values at w r^M ^ 12 l-2c and 25c $ ?hoes 1 ||j ) For ladies, misses and chil- W dren. Durable, stylish and y/ mm comfortable. "Queen Qual- w ity" our leader in all the new W shapes and leathers. Prices are absolutely correct. tfjj 1 1 1 >n Co. |.| - <E;CC^cc <-S<-*C K >6ii6fl- Charleston and Western Carolina By -7 Schedule In effect Jane 9, 1907. j.'pJ" Daily D?lly Daily auiy. Lv Augusta 9.50am 6.10pm 6.80am tie 8 - Ar McCormlck. 11.81am T.OOpm 8.13am nath Lv McCormlck 8.16am Calhoun Falls... 9.20am must Ar Anderson 11.00am Bhon- LV MoCormlcK 11.81am 7.00pm been Ar Greenwood 12.27pm 7.66pm r the Ar Waterloo 12.57pm ocept i. M f this Ex.8nn. i iDia Lv xjmreug 2.18pm 8.10am sentl- Ar Fountain Inn... 2.67pm 9.25am d by Ar Greenville 3.40pm 10.20am leDfia-' Laurens 1.68pm f-?V? A1 TTUUUIUU A.OJ^Ul W?n" ArBpertapburg 3.30pm Id to Lv Spartanburg 3.40pm (So. Ky.) vever Ar Henderaonvllle 6.26pm ArAahevllle 7.30pm _ Lv Aabevllle 7.10am (So. Ry.) Lv Hendereonvllle 8.10am Lv Spartanburg 12.01pm (C. & W. C. Ry) a_ j Lt Woodruff 12 49pm I and Lanrena 1.22pm the Lv Greenville 12.10pm 4.30pm Ex.Hun. OUgh Lv Fountain Inn... 12.68pm 5.26pm T has Ar Laurent 1.85pm 6.20pm a en- Lv Laurens i!.02pm (C. N. <b L.) ? J;", Ar Clinton 2.22ptn D OUt Ar Newberry 3.10pm [light Ar Columbia 4.45pm OH J Ar Charleston 9.50pm r Tt Lv Laurens 2 00pm C. & W. C.) '. Lv Greenwood 2.56pm 0 55am rplift- Lv Anderson^... 4.15pm -? uv tinuoun r hub... 5.50pm lllDg Ar McCormlck 3 55pm 7.47am 6.56pm prod Lv McCormlck 3.55pm 7.47am 7.00pm Ar Augusta 8.40pm 9.30Hm 8.40pm Note?Tbe above arrivals and departures, as well as connections with other companies, are given an Information, and are not guaranPullman Cbalr Cars between Augusta and your Asbevllle, trl-weefciy trains Nus. 1 and 2, ""offee leave Augusta Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat' j)r urdays, leave Ashevllle Mondays, Wednesi mo- d?J8 aDd Fridays. not a Ernest Williams, G. P. Apt. Augusta, (?a. oop's R. A. Brand, Traffic Manager. .$S pure " fa a. etc. An elegant line of buggy lap robes Just in at ft; wait. Link's, pleat oar new furniture certainly pleases the people. When In need of anything In the furniture line It will surely be to your InterAilltnalvA no o nail ft I f.lwb- **