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Are Too Busy
To Mention Oar
Sample Shoes Our
Specialty,
Roanoke Shoe Co.
No. 13 S. JofTorsou si.
F. J. BUKT, Millinger.
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M]ioK8 Steam Dye Woits,
J. A. DEVON, Proprietor,
Is the only reliable Dyeing and
Scouring establishment in the South?
west. All others advertised as steam
dye works are lakes. Beware. Be
sure to sea l for us. Ladies' and gent's
goods dyed and cleaned to perfection.
Ladies' Sailor Hats Dyed Black to
look new. Don't forget our number.
?;!0 CAMPBELL ?T.,
'Phone 229. 5-loanoke, Va.
Soi:*.h side Market Square, invites
your attention to his (nil and
complete line of.
Groceries,
Provisions,
Confectioneries,
Country Produce
and Mill Feed.
-A'.so a complete line of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LOW PH1CE3 FOR OAliJl.
-THE?
SHORT
-AND THE?
Longs and Slims,
Stais and Stouts,
and Regular.
We Pit Auy Shape. No Matter
How Short or Long
You May He.
DOft'T THROW AWAY
$IO.oooi)$15.oo
Ou mcrchfiut tailors. Our'8 are made
better, they lit better and hold the
shape better than auj' home?
made gods. See them
bcforo purchasing.
Fall Underwear
IN G It K AT VARIKTV.
Ask to see our 25c Merino Shifts and
50c Fleece-Lined Shirts uud Drawers,
formerly 50c and $1.
?THE?
MEALS & BURKE
Clothing Company.
112 Salem Ave. 205 Henry"St.
The Base Photographs,
W ere to Get Them.
IMIOTOGKAl'HKIt,
212 S. Jefferson Street.
S I G MS
WILL, A. CAltlt, Hie Koanokc Sign Writer
has relurnoa from Baltimore. Md., and is pro
pared to tnrni'li allkindaotatgnaonahort notice
{2#~Otlicc oTer Itoauokc Bottling Works.
Ramon's Liver Pili removes the bile
The Tonic Pellet tones up the system.
Combined form a Perfect Treatment. 25c
When We. gay
??TONS mid TONS" of one kind of paper, we don't mean ;> few hundred
pounils, ;i dozen reams, n hundred reams, or a few thousand pounds- we
menu two, three, four, five, or maybe leu, tons of 2,240 pounds each.
FACILITIES IN KULPIN?.
A VISITINO CARD, A POSTLR, OR A ROOK.
A hundred I'oSTrais?or a hundred thousand?with the least delay
Imaginable.
The Stone Printing anil Manufacturing Co.,
OPPOSITr HOTCL ROANOKC
Eow. L. Stone. President
ROANOKE, VA.
E, M. Jones wont to Bedford yester?
day to visit friBDda for several days.
W. II. Armstrong and II. E. Swartz
are at Atlanta visiting the exposition.
J. Harry Cook, car accountant, went
toShunaudoah yesterday to spand Hun
day.
Prof. J. C. Heahra, principil of the I
Bonsack school, was in the city yoBter
day.
H. H. Zink, of the Norfolk and West?
ern olticea, left yesterday morning for
too Ail.-.in i Exposition.
D. N Ellor, principal of tho Bot*:'
tourt normal at Daluvllle, was in tho
city yostorday on business.
Jno. Torbot:, of tho Norfolit and West?
ern otllcea. is spending Sunday with
friocds in Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Magcio Murray, of Coyners. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. J.
11 Foster, returned home yoscarday.
Miss SubIo William*, of Hollins, ar
rivod in the city yesterday to spend to?
day with her parents at 1000 Franklin
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolos Thomas have ar?
rived from their bridal trip and are at
homo to their friends at 430 Church
street.
i Miss Lucille Young, of .lonosboro,
Tenn., was in tho city visitiDg Miss
Mavis Rice, on Church street, and left
yesterday for Winston, N. C.
Charles Mish, represen&tivo of Rcck
wood it Co., chocolate manufacturers of
New York, who has bpon in t?e city for
several days, will leavo this morning.
Mm. H. II Koontz and daughter, Mrs.
.1. H. Mclntuff, of Strasburg, left for
thcit homes yonorAay aftor a pleasant
visit to their son and broiher, P. ES.
Koont;'.
Mr. Leo. V. McDevott. who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs.E. C. Welsh, on
Tnird avenue n. o., has roturnGd to bi?>
koni'j in Philadelphia nccoropanitd by
his ntice, Mlis Minnie Welsh.
G T. Porterfiold, C. 15 Hough ton and
John Sweet, who havo boon in lloanoko
for several dcys on buslno.is connected
with tho Mountain Lake syndicate, re?
lumed to Pearisburg yesterday.
Krell I'lsinoM
ARB becoming very popular as they
become known to our people. See them
at Hobble Music Company.
Fou the largest assortment and low
prices on parlor and chamber furniture
go to the E. H. Stewart Furniture Com?
pany.
W, K. Andrews & Co., coal and wood
dealers, 219 Salem avenue, can supply
you at all times with lirst-class Poca
hontaB nut or lump coal.
Now 19 the time to arcurn bargains
in wail paper at tho E. II. Stewart Fur?
niture Company.
WANTED?ROOMS.
WANTED?3 OK I ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping in tlic southwest pirt of the
city, or one room with hoard for gentleman and
wlfo. Address, "M. Ci.," oare or Times ofllco.
10 20 3t.
FOR HALHJ,
piUVATB SALS, FOR A FEW DAYS, THE
X household and kitchen furniture nt 3l*">
Campbell avenue a, \v.: also piano and silverware
for sale. 1U 20 It.
POM RBNT
17*011 HUNT?a niro eight room house 32S
Rutherford avenne u. e. Apply to A. J.
EVANS, 83 Campbell avenue s. w. 10 90 lw.
II
OOSB FoK REN I", NO. 311 Seventh avenue
s. w. 10 20 St.
17VJK KENT?HOUSE 413 TENTH AVENUE
.C S. W : seven rooms and bath. Possession
given immediately. Acdrees B. H. WOLFF
city. io 17 3t
WANTED?HELP.
WANTED.?A FEW GOOD MEN. GUARAX
?v teed sahirv. Call 0'to 11 a. m. WH1G1IT
lie BURLING AMJS, Ponce dc Leon, Koanokc, va.
10 20 9L
WANTED-A RBL1ABLB LADY OH GEN
tlemnn to dlstrlhute samples and make a
honte-to-houso canvass of our Vegetable Toilet
Soaps, $1') to $75 a month easily made. Ad
dress CROFTS HEED, 242 S. Hobey street,
Chicago. iu2dit.
CAN YOU SELL LUBRICATING OILS? WE
want salesmen; havp superior oils and offer
good terms. THE EUCLID Oil. CO.. Cleveland.
Ohio. 10 20 St
RANTED.?A competent, rcllah'.e, sober, in
dnstrlona gentleman bookkeeper and sten?
ographer to begin work on or beford November
\. Applv bv letter or In nerton to .lAMESS.
1'. ROW NINO, Uro wning Alines, Pocahonta". Va.
10 10 Bt.
Vi.L I.acies having a few hoars leisure each
day should write me at once, regarding
pleasant home work which easil) pays fin
weekly. This Is no deception and will certainly
pay von to Investigate. Kepiv with ?tamped
envelope. MKS. S A. STEBI1INS, Lawrence,
Mich. lo-io-at.
WANTED?SALESMEN,LOCAL AND THAN -
cling, to handle our oils on commission, in
connection with other roods. Good Inducement
to right party. Addre-s THE/ONE OH. COM?
PANY, Cleveland, o. lo lti M
WANTED.
WANVKD-CASU PAID KOlt CAST-OFF
clothing, etc. Address 39 Salem avenue or
1'. O. liox 5113, Koanoke, Va. 10 12 lm
ITIREE-HANDSOMELY 1 LL U ST HAT K 1)
1 "Guide for Speculatois and Investors"
muilcrl free. Send us vour name ?nd address,
C'O.MSTOOK. HUGHES & CO., Duukers and
Urokers, 55 Broadway, New York city. 10 0 :iiu
CtASII PAID FOH SECOND-HAND PURNI
' turn 314 Elmhall avenue n. o.. J- K
IIOOVEH. ? tl 3:t lm
SPECIAL NOTIOES.
NOTICE, WATER* CONSUMERS?WATEK
rentals tor this quarter (October, November
and December) arc now due. Consumers arc
hereby notified to call at the ofllcc of the Koan?
okc Gas and Water Company, room 216, Terry
building, and pay same. Water is liable to he
cut olT from consumers who do not pav their
hills on or before October 10, An additional
charge of 50 cents will be collected for turning
Off water. J. C. RAWN, Manager and Engineer.
10 17,1S,19,20
LADIES Especially,
And AH Bargain Hunters.
Our steck of Furniture, &c, is
going and must be sold. We have
some fine bargains to sacrifice at your
own prices. Sidebocrds, China Closets.
Book Cases, Kali ^acks, P?ed Lounges,
Single Lounger, Dining Chairs, Rock?
ing Chairs, Chamber Suite?, Single
and Double Bed?, Parlor Suites, &c.
PERSONS INDEBTED TP US MUST SETTLE AT ONCE.
Don't Forget the Place and Number.
LANDERKIN & MICHAEL,
127 Salem Ave., Roanoke, Va.
HOARDERS WANTED.
iv] ice pleasant rooms with good
lv board i?t mrs. price's, 32Sixth nvoniic s.
W. WWlW.
LOST AND FUO ND<
Iost.? la the vicinity of Ninth and Jefferson
J streets on Sinidiiy evening, a pill wltn lar.-o
pearl In selling. Eire dollar* reward will ho paid
tor its return to tills office (Roanokk Tim bs.)
10 ll?.?t.
AOKNTa WANTED.
WANTED?MEN TO BELL N l'HS ERY
stock. Permanent, protltuhle positions.
Special Inducements. Now Benson Jusi nncned.
ELLWANQBR A BARRY, Rochester, N. Y.
in ir. tit
Agents?a snap for YOU. sales 1M- !
mouse. Big pay. Will cost yon nothing to
test the business No samples needed, house?
hold specialty company, V.t W. Fourth !
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 10 15 lim 1
MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER TO THE
grocery trade. Steady employment; cx
perienco nnnccos'ary: f75 monthly salary and
expenses or commission, if offer Batlefuctory
address at once, with partlcntars concerning j
vouiself, U. S. CHEMICAL WORKS, Chicago.
Ill 14 lw
WANTED?TWO or THREE SALESMEN
for good territory, to handle our lino of
household goods. Uood opportunity for en?
ergetic canvassers. Apply Staudurd Installment
Company, 300 Commerce street. Koucokc, Va.
?si'.itf
NOTIOTS OF MBBTINQB. ,
VTO QUORUM HAVING APPEARED AT TUB
i.1 regular time for the annual meeting ot
stockholders of the Virginia Industrial Accident
Association, notice is hereby given thai the
annual meeting of slid stockholders will be
held at tho office of the company. No. 5 Camp?
bell avenue, Roanoke, Va . on Saturday, the ittth
day of November, 1803, at 10 o'clock a m. w. c.
S'i EPHENSON, (Secretary. 10 171m
?VfOTlCE.?THE ANNUAL M EETI NO OF
tho stockholders of tho Pleasant Valley Land
Company will be held at the office of W. K.
Audrews .V Co.. In the city of Roanoke, \'a.,
on Monday, November 1,1895, at i o'clock p. m.
All stockholders arc requested to be present In
person or represented by proxy.
103 td O. LA M KIN, Secretary.
Roanofie Shoe Manufacturing Co.
-85 SALKM AVENUE
I*".'' All Kinds of Bootsand Shoes Made and
Repaired. All Orders Punctually Attended to.
I). IIOKGAN Manager.
Factory Over Can 's Itottlliig Works.
- FOR
Prompt Delivery and Good Work
Send to the Old Reliable,
ROANOKE STEAM LAUNDRY,
OEO. W. AMMEN & CO., Proprs.
I'BONE 110. 120 KIHK AVI-;., S' W
ACADEMY OF MUSIC !
THE EVENT OP TUE SEASON.
, Git AN II I'K.Kl Oim ANCES 4
FOR ONE I'lltCK or ADMISSION.
Tuesday Afternoon,
Oct. 22, 2 p. m.
GRANU
Orchestral Concert.
GILMORE'S
Famous Band.
DIKECTKl) IIv THIS DIS?
TINGUISH Kl) viii
VUO?O, COMPOSKK
AND COXltUUTOH,
VICTOR
HERBERT.
soloists victor Herbert, Violoncello; Hor?
ben l, Clarke, Cornet: Rroest II Clarke, Troto
bone; Big Do Carlo. riceo>c; Aldis .1 Uery.Auto
Muri?, und .Miss ida KLEIN, Prima Donna
!-o;r?no.
Tussday Evening,
OCT. 22, 8 P. M.
I&ugene Robinson'? Greatest oi'?all
GrcutSuitie i iivetttioua in the Amer
l ican Uoniedy-Di oina,
i"A RIDE FOR LIFE."
Wultcr Kessler, Author unrl Inventor.
?23,000 PRODUCTION, Introducing the
! (Ircatesl Hallway KITect Known to tin; Stage.
a ri.av Heat ty Interest, Love and Pathos
Fl.'I.I. OK bright Comedy, (ire I specialties
Itlll I.I.I ANT, ItllAINY, HKEE/.Y.
?r?TA lii? Company of Good People,
Headed bv Mr. Atkius l.awrcine
and Miss Bessie Taylor'.
dm: ticket admits lo both entertainments.
Bntlre lower th>or ror both peilormances, $1.
Holder of ticket entitled to reserved tcuts
without extra charge.
Gentlemen's List.
Did yon know that there are mote goods gold tit
out Geiite' Furnishing Counter than ut any other
tarnishing eouuter in this city: We hare this
clasB ot goods In larger quantities than any
ut her house that has ever done business here
ttom the leading manufacturers of the country.
Besides we do not depend upon this ulonc for ojr
.ncome, but have a large general slock to look to.
Wc can name hero but a few things to be found
at this counter:
One caBe ileuvy White Merino Shirts. 851 each.
One c?sc Nalural Grey BO per cent. Wool Shirts
and Drawers, well worth 75c. at only 50c cach ?
et a null.
One case Kino White "Stockinet" Fleeced
Shirt-and Druwers, a very pretty garment, ouiy
50c, or 81 a suit.
One case Natural Grey Sblrt6 and Draweis. all
wool, actually the $1 value; only 75c each?$1.50
u suit.
One case Natural Shirts and Drawers, all very
:lne wool (Shirts doublc hrcastod;, cannot be
matched elsewhere for less than $1.85, only $1
euch or si a suit
One ease Mens' All Pure Wool Scarlet Shirts,
and Drawers at 7k, or $1.50 u suit. Guaranteed
Cochineal dye.
One case Extra Medicated Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers, very line wool (double-breasted Blurts),
81.35 each, or $2 50 a suit.
?5dozen Excellent Quality Night Shirts at only
48c eacn. We luv! e a match tor les* than 80c.
50 dozen Mens' Unlanndcrcd White Shitu,
made from ? Sblrtmakcr's" Mus.in, 4 ply
iionts and bar.cs. reinforced bai k and front;
lutinuons facings; p-rfoct Utting, only 80c. Von
Cunt m tcli It at lest* than 5' c
One io". Neat Dark Striped Cheviot Negligee
Shirts at 86c
One lot Neat Heavy IVool NOg'l [COShirts, onlv
$1
85 dozrti Mens' Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
only 3:e
lb dozen Bxtra Heavy Fine Cantos Flannel
Draweis at .".tic.
85doxen Bleached Jean Drawers, ur:i worth
37/i'e, at S5c.
no dozen Gent*' Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, in both white and printed hor
de.-s, very pretty, 13)<C.
Dress Goods.
This counter is loaded w ith good things. We
<|iiote a few articles to give you en idcu of the
strong values thut ?walt you.
At 50c, 10 pieces 50 inch very line lllack Sergo.
Wc have not seen it mulched ihia season for less
than f\.
At 85c, 10 pieces absolutely Al'.-Wool Black
French >erge, KS inches wide.
At 17c, 10 nieces .'ft Inch Half Wool lllack Uro
cades, worth S.r>c.
At.37.Kc, 5 pieces W. R & c.'s "Special' 49
inch Black Cncviotino Serge, all-wool, would he
real cheap at 50c.
At 6-iXc, 51 inch Black Wide Wale Scrgo, unite
pretty and a decided bargain.
At -.Mr, 32 inch Plain Mohair Brillant inc. the 35c
kind.
At 48c, 10 pieces Blnok 40 Inch Eine Sorge thnt
cannot he matched elsewhere for less than 50c.
AtK7^c, 511 inch Black Extra Heavy Sicilian,
actually worth $1.12>i, made in old England, ami
the most aristocratic of the Mohair family.
At .V.ie r> nieces 46 inch Black Brocaded Novel?
ties that might well be considered a bargain at
S7Xc.
At 50c, one case 40 Inch Novelty Boucle, full
ruiiRe of colors and decidedly pretty.
At 35c, one case 30 Inch All-Wool Novelty,
rough effects, all colors, decidedly cheap.
At Wc, St> Incn French Serges, all pure wool,
full line colors.
At 50c, 15 pieces Extra Fine 46 inoh Serge, in
every leading shndo. This Serge is well worth
At 35c, ono solid CISC 3S inch All Pure Wool
Heavy Weight Dress flannel Suitings, the
greatest value ever produced.
At 5<?c, 85 nieces 53 inch Ladies' English Habit
Cloth, has always been 75c.
Ladies' Underwaar.
We have heiter vi.iuea in tuis department than
II i,:.- <.(: boon our ploasure bcfoie to offer, our
dally sales attest the Ladies' appreciation of this
tact. We olTri tills week :
At3Cc,one case Jersey Ribbed Fleeced Vests,
never before know n less' than 33c.
At25r, one case Jersey Itthhed Fleeced Vests
and Punts, silk trimmed, and we heiievc go un?
matched ut lOBS than 37.Sc.
At 5tlc, one case very line Jersey Hlbbed Fleeced
Vests and Pants, beautifully trimmed and fin?
ished. These stand without a rival ut the price.
At 75c, one case all pure wool patent "Non
shrinking"' Bibbed Vests and Punts, the equal ot
any dollar goods.
At60c, one case so por cent, tine Cashmero
Wool Vests atd Pants, silk s.itched. Decided
big value.
At #1, fine Cashmero Wool Vests and Pants,
very soft finish and a decided favorite.
At bile, Scarlet Vests and Pants, all pure wool,
guaranteed Cochineal dye.
At #1, fine grade scarlet Vests and Pants. Ex?
tra medicated.
At lS.Vjc, ilfty dozen Embroidered Handker?
chiefs, worth 10c.
At 13Xc, Ladies' Pure Linen, grass bleached,
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
Among the Domestics.
All colton goods are advancing steadily. Yon
will sec thnt we hate not advanced our prices yet,
owing to tho fact that we had stored up a large
stock before the recent advances. After thia
week many articles in this department will
necessarily be higher.
Fruit of the Loom. 4 4 Bleached Muslin, only Sc.
Andrnscoggin, 1-4 Bleached Muslin, 6c. *
Masouvlllc, 14 Bleached Mnslin. 8c
Pride of the West, 1 I Bleached Muslin, 11c.
Wamsutta, 1-4 Bleached Muslin, 11c.
One case good 4 4 Bleachod Muslin at 5c.
One case better 4 I Bleached Muslin at tic.
One bale Good Unbleached Muslin at Ic.
Two hales 4-1 Unbleached Muslin at 5c.
Two cases best Indigo Bine Calico at 5c.
Two cases Lancaster Mills Gingham at 6c.
One case real good Outing cloth, pretty, neat
styles, good value, at Sc.
15pieces Teazle Down Outing Cloth, rery
dainty, only 10CJ worth Miic.
One case Heavy Canton Flannel at C>V.
Two cjs.cs Extra Heavy Canton f lannel, can't
be matched for less than 10c, ut only 8c; decided
bargain.
Full line of all the liner grades.
Eiderdowns.
27 inch fancy striped Eiderdowns, full range
of colors. Tncse you will flue! all over town sell?
ing at 50i; nur price, la 33c.
.10 inch Kxtra Heavy White Lamb's Wooi,
quoted everywhere at s?,v; at only oj.s.
Rugs.
' lain ail-wool 37 Inch Eiderdown at 25C
37 inch line Lamb's Wool In while, pink and
blue, at 43c, never known less than 50c.
Have yon bought ouo of those lovely China
Hugs yetl 3x(i feet, onoted nowhere elae at lees
than $1.98; our price, $1,49.
Chenile Goods.
Wc have Just placed in stock the best und
largest line of Chemie Curtains ever shown In
this section. Last week our sales were large In
response to our lest week's Announcement.
50 pairs, 3 yards long, at ft.9}.
35 pairs, 3 yards long, extra heavy, at $3.50.
35 pal e, 3 yards long, extra heavy, at $1.
35 pairs, 3 yarde long, extra heavy, at $5.
35 pairs, :|J> yards long, extra heavy, and 3
yardB wide, at $0.50; actually worth no less than
$10.
Chenile Covers.
We will open on Monday ono bale \% yard
Covers at $1 each.
One bale 3 yard Covers at only $1.75. Never
before less than $2 50.
Flannel Skirts
Wc have closed out a mill's output of Striped
Flannel Skirting, und are offering a skirt pattern
of 3?? yards by it? Inches at the low price of 10c;
all come in reo and hlack stripes, and 75 per
cent. wool.
Very heavy Grey und Plack All-Wool Skirting
for Lad It 6' Single Undciskirt, 42c and 50c a yard.
Blankets.
At $1, an all-wool very one grade n-i Blanket,
guaranteed the equal of any to be found at $5.
At$5. all line wool 12 I Blanket (extra large),
Could be sold readily for -*ti.75.
At st 85, we offer 85 pairs large White Blankets
that would easily bring us sl.ro.
At $3 and $3.10, two graoes that are tho sea?
son's favorites at those prices. These are very
pretty ai.it good values.
Comforts.
We have a complete line'.f I hem. Prices, 59c,
c, $1, $1.35, $1..V.?, $1.60, $2 up. We have some
excellent values.
New Scrims.
2,01 it yards at 4c.
lo pieces, very pretty, 43 Inch, nt 8c.
10 pieces, beauties,40 inch, ut inc.
5 pieces pretty colored stripes, ut Sc.
5pieces colored stripes, 42 inch, reul Eltanilno
Scrim, at 13tfc.
30 inch Coin Spot Muslin for curtains, at 15c.
Draperies.
Tinsel printed Crepe, worth 35c, at 15c.
Golden-printed Draperies, woith 19c, at 12X.
50 inch Tapestries for upholstering, 39c.
50 inco extra heavy Tapestry, formorly worth
$1, at only 7ftc.
Tinsel printed Mantle Lambrequins, fringed,
2 X yards long, at 75c each.
Embroiderted Felt Lambrequins, at 75c, $1,
$1.75.
Linens.
56 in. all Linen Table Damask, at 25c.
t>0 in. all Linen Table Damask, 35c.
64 In. all Linen Table Damask, extra heavy,
at 50c.
00 In. all Linen Blenched Table Damask, at 5"c.
Special?5 pieces 72 Inch full Bleached Damask,
beaut if ji designs; we confidently believe can't be
matched for less than $1 elsewhere; our special
price only 75c ; full 3 yards wide.
Complete new line ot Table Linen?.
Compie new line of Napkins and Dollies.
Complete new line of Towels.
New line of Embroidery Linens.
90-Inch Linen Sheetings, $1.
ltt lnch Linen Pillow Casing. 50c.
",6 inch Irish Linens. 35c, 8?Xc, 12c. and 50c.
Flannels.
Heavy all Wool Scarlet Twilled Flannel; worth,
2<!c,, at I7c.
Extra all wool Scarlet Twilled Flannels, great
bargain, at 25c
Finer grades at :t:v . fflXc and 50c
27 Inch all wool White Flannel, 35c.
."ill Inch ail wool White Flannel, 5uc.
32-lncli all wool White Flanrcl, very line, 43c
37 Inch % wo I White Flannel, 13#C, 15c, 30o.
37-inch gooil Pomet Flannel. I'.
31-ir.di heavy D.miet Flarael,Pc.
97-Inch extra heavy Grey Twilled Grey Flannel
for skirls, 80c
