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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1912.
M II III I I II
INTERVEN
ON NOW
IT
PLAN OF CUBANS
AS REVOLT GROWS
Commerce Board of Santiago
Alarmed by Raids Considers
. Call for U. S. Aid.
houiM wr burn!, th Ion not -
ctedlnf a few thousand dollari.
It In rumored that a resolution will
be presented In Congress this afternoon
abrogating the Morua law. which pro
hlblts tho formation of political parties
on racial linn. Opposition to Mill law
Is responsible for the present negro
rebellion, according to IU leaders.
Good Work of "Stronsj Arm" Sqnad.
Thn reooriN of rvmml.lnnr V,t,yi
strong; arm squad, officially known as
the Special Squad and commandod by
JUeut. Charles Decker, compiled to May
1, show that within the period of a
year the member of the squad mode
l,$i2 arrests. Of this number 1.343 wero
convicted. 104 were discharged, 1S3 were
let so on suspended sentences and 80
are awaiting trial. From those who
wtr fined and let go a total of $3,094
was collects.!.
SANTIAGO, Cuba, June 1 Many refu
ses! from Lamaya, which was seised by
the rebels Wednesday, are arriving here.
They report that upward of COO negroes
entered the town shouting "Death to the
whites." They pillaged and then burned
tha stores.
American naval officer at the Ouan-Ua-mo
station visited Lamaya after
thsV rebels had withdrawn and made
ponographs exf the acenes of destruc
tion. The situation appesra Increasingly
grave and much alarm Is felt In this
cltr.
Kambera of the Chamber of Com
merce are considering a proposition to
call meeting, at wbiob. a request for
Amerloan Intervention would b made,
T.nirMar and burning In the -let-it? of
atttiaco eoittHM,
UTASHINOTON, June 3.-A distinct
Improvement In the conditions In the
neighborhood of Daiquiri; Cuba, Is re
ported to the State Department to-day
from the N'aw York headquarters of
the iron company whoso plant was
threatened by the insurreotos.
HAVANA, June 3. Tho Government
was not In receipt of further news from
the front this morning beyond the re
port that the damage done by the
rebels In sacking and burning Lamaya
had been exaggerated In earlier advices,
.The railroad station, a temporary
sodsn building, and a few thatched
Coin CoantrrOttrr Sentenced.
William It. Gleason, alias "Chick," one
of a Rang of coin counterfeiter recently
rounded up by Cant. Flynn of the local
secret service, pleaded guilty to-day be
fore Judge Hough In tho Federal Dis
trict Court to passing spurious half
dollars. He was sentenced to serve two
years In tho Federal Penttentlary at
Atlanta, Oa. Oleason wu arrested last
weel: by Secret service Agents caiiahan
and Schroeder at ftlason Point.
WALL STREET
The stock market responded well to
buying orders at tho outset of trading
to-day. At the opening fractional ad
vances were established In nearly all
leading features, white the A morion
Tobacco shares were exceptionally
strong. Tho list experienced difficulty
In maintaining tho early strength, how
ever, and toward tho end of the first
hour began to yield to realising. Head
ing and Union Pacific made rapid de
clines. Heading reacted to 1C3. while
Union Pacific receded below 167,
A firmer tone developed at mid
day when the selling pressure was with
drawn.
Intense dulness prevailed In tho after
noon period. What llttlo buslneiw de
veloped was mostly In Heading, Union
Pacino and Steel. A small runoff In
the last few minutes shaded the list
at closing time, but net changes tiere
unimportant, being about equally di
vided between fraotlonal loiies and
advances.
The Closing Prices.
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und ot net cbanits. coaiLiartl with tOlurdtj's
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ACTIVE SECURITIES.
t!lld Stale. trt. AVOOd iWs! ItMbtltif.
BO.tKM aharta: Union I'.fKk. 17.COO tfiarmi (Vi)u
Per. 1. ibmi lhixn altar, lt.eou lnm
and Am-rlcaa .Sm,ltlnj. u.luu ,him.
Notnlilr llscrpllan.
(From th Uotton Ttanairlpt.)
Glbbs One put" no diplomas In tho
school of experience.
DUbs I don't know; the marriage
certificate como-i pretty nivir being one.
KING GEORGE 47 TO-DAY.
Ilrltlsh Italer Will Celebrate Blrth-
dnr Oltlclallr Junf 14.
lXSVOS, June 3. King George, actu
ally forty-scen years old 4o-day, cele
brated the day inly tmofllclally In no for
ns he received the congratulations ot
such foreign rulers and members of
royally as chanced to remember the
day.
Hncause the court was In mourning
for the iloAth of King Frederick of, Den
mark, and also ontng to the press of
ofllflal business. It was dwldnl to defer
ths official rnciiitnltton of tho royul birth
day until June 14.
Idaho's llrniorrialln tlrlrsratloa,
COUEH D'AI.n.VB. Idaho, June J.
Democrats met hero to-day to seloct
six delegates to the national conven
tion at Ilultlmare. Tho numerous con
tests between tho various lenders for
control ii the convention tiavo devol
oped, althoiiKh harmony Is bolng talked
by all aides.
WILL TONE UP THE STOMACH f
AND STRENGTHEN THE NERVES
The stomach of the American people
is ilrKrnrratinK.caii.ctl from tivcr-entintt,
ImV. tif ptrrclie ami neglect of health
taws. We stuff our lioilir with all kimli
of fooit ami all the fnoil wc can cat, fail
to take sufficient ciereiae, cat too hastily
anil without proper discrimination us to
iliet. Then, again, women rat too nmrli
randy and snretmrats. This is linil for
the welfare of the iniliviilu.il, but even
more so for the community became of
its pre valence.
such a diet becomes a habit, anil nn
abnormal craving. Is created. TnKen
with irregular hours of ulrcp -too little
sleep one day and ton iiiueh the next -the
stomach gets out of order mid the
entire nervous system is shattered. We
see this on every hand every day. It is
a grow'ng menace to the physical pros
perity of the nation. . '
Our forefathers lived impls
'1 bey ate sparingly of plain food, worsted
hard and slept soundly. They wtrs
strong men ninl they did big (liiiiKS. fit
wc are to keep up tu their standard aM
resist invasions of modern life. e Btlttl
get luck to sound, hen II by 'iving.
If vou feel sick, tired, run dnun. have
it bad tnsli: in the mouth, coated tongue!
feci distressed after eating and have lie-
rjiicnt hrid.h's, Vr.ur t'.i..mli i .,urii
order.
I' V" ... in Ill . "El!
v.imiiiit -s ,-m'w i isi iivi ry ism lunrpn
tile stoiimcli, aid in tin: ilmrsltoii of foot)
and strengthen the nervous system.
will alsu regulate your bun els, relieve
you if constip.ilion nml restore yonf
energy, ninbition and appetite For sale
at all ilruggists
FRECKLES
Kerr DiH That Quickly Ittasom
These Homely Spots,
There's no longer the slightest need of
feeling ashamed of your freckles, as a
new drug, othine double strength has
betn discovered that positively removes
these homely snots.
Simply get one ounce of othine
double, strengtn trom itiKer-ltegeman
Drug Stores and apply a little of it nt
night, and in the morning you will see
that even the worst freckles have begun
to disappear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. It is seldom
that moro than an ounce is needed to
completely clear the skin and gam
beautiful, rlenr complexion.
lie sure to ask for the double strength
othine, as this is sold under guarantee of
money back if it tails tu remove freckles.
Lord & Taylor
Ftundtd 1826
Summer Furnishings
At Material Reductions in Prices
Curtains
Scrim, Swiss nnd Net Styles $1.00
Regularly $1.50 und $S.00)
Couch Hammocks
Couch Hammocks
OO
Regularly $7.50
I tr m
Regularly $15.00 W"
Cushions Cretonne Covered q-T oc
Regularly $2.00 to $2.50
French IPillow Chairs
Bar Harbor model, cushions covered
with imported fabrics
Regularly $0.75 to $7.50 J
Imported Printed Covers
l4 yards square, for stand and
cushion covers
Regularly 85c und $1.00.
Cushions cn.
Regularly 75c and $1.00 UL
$4-50
50c
Furniture Rcupholstcred in our own shops at
reduced rates during the Summer months.
Lace and Heavy Hangings cleaned, repaired
and stored at moderate rates.
Will offer tomorrow, Tuesday, 250 pairs
Fine California Wool Blankets
At Less Than Usual Prices
Single bed size pair $4.$0 and $5.50
'. Regular prices $7.75 and $8.50
Double bed size pair. . . . $5,50 and $6.50
Regular" prices $9.00 and $10.00
Extra large size pair. ... 5.75 and 7.75
' Regular prices $10.50 and $12.00
Figured Silkoline Comfortables $1-75
( , Laminated cotton filled regularly $2.35
Satin Finish Bedspreads $2.50
Regularly $3.50
Steamer Rugs $5-5 and $7.75
Regular $8.50 and $12,50 qualities
Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases
i At Less Than Regular Prices
Sheets
Reg. Prices At
63x99 70c 55c
72x99 78c 62c
81x99 .84c 68c
80x99 90c 74c
Pillow Cases
Reg. Prices At
42x38 18c 14c
45x38)4 19c 15c
50x38K' 22c 17c
54x38 24c 19c
n
Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 10th St.
DOUBLE STAMPS ALL DAY TUESDAYLIBERTY STAMPS PREMIUMS DELIVERED FREE
M mMm -SI
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Is Sweeping This Town by Storm and Attracting Thousands To-day to New York's Great Underprice Stord
The Hcnrv Siesel Chain of Stores are of national importance as distributors of the world's reliable merchandise to everybody in the three crcat centers of commerce, New York. Chicaco and
Boston. They are performing a real service of national importance in the maintenance of quality and regulation of prices so as to save thousands of American citizens many dollars yearly. This '
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saic is inauguraicu 10 accentuate mis store s posmuii 111 11115 rcspcti, tuiu iu uiurg tumuiy iu mc uuuu ui every ilsiui.hu ui iicw 1 um ana vicinity mat ucrc at. uiu vcnuc ana 111 11 direct 13 a store
that is at all times serving a growing public best and is best fitted to serve you too. ,
Wonderful values in Summer Merchandise will be offered every day this week. Watch our advertisements or, better yet, come. Come to-morrow.
I In New York's Shopping Centre
A Wonderful Opportunity-Choice of Any $ .98
Trimmed Hat in Stock, Values $6 to $10 1
Just think of it I You can walk into our beautiful Millinery Parlots to-morrow and select any
trimmed hat and buy it for $1.98 the sale price that is nothing short of being ridiculous.
Thf Hats in thi gale were priced formerly at $6.00 to $10.00,
nd best of all, every Hat is a IVlidaummer model--most or
No Mall er
C. O. II.
Ordrr.
them being out ot the designers' hnnda only n ftiw dayi.
Styles in millintiy (or al sgci, iunsciatise and diiniliiti Hack liAttlur the elderly folka and
the mote dainy and imtrt mot'eli (or the younicr women. Any amount of the Summer
(svorites beuti(iillrevvhileehipi beautiful models trimmed fcith rotea. 'No matter what
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your ipeciai luea in iriinminaa iui yvui summer rial n, yim laii nuiam 11 m in fiv tuinuiiuw,
Hats trimmed with flowers, foliage, rich Ostrich novelties,
Velvets, Ribbons, Malines, Silks, Wings, Bands, Bows, Puff
ings, Ruffling and every other millinery trimming thnt hos
lliyn, awa, f- -.. .-- r.
found favor this season. All at one price in this great sale at
.(SUIn Floor.).
No Matter Where You Live, Come Here Early for These
Tuesday 3Hour Specials
55
r30c. Layer Cakes-
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Quimby's Gandies-
10 A. Af. to 1 P. M.
1 layers; Strawberry cr
Pineapple filled; regu
larly 30c each; special,
at . ...
Hour.)
20c
Very delicious, pure and
wholeicmc special
Peanut Bars, lb..
'si-1. Floor)
10c
Grocery Specials-v
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
One lb. Home Made Cinftr
Snaps; I lb. Small CrainCar- f
olina Rice; I package (,'uakei t
Corn Flakes: errh )
lloor.)
Misscs'ft Children's Sandals.
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Warranted aelid leather.) rfem
Cocl and comfortable, llf "g
rim up to 2; value fj
rir.
.(Third lloor.).
r$1.50 Porch Screens-v
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Cf green bamboo. 10 feet ) -f-v f
wide and B feet long, all ( UlW-ri
perfect with rope ar.d pul- r Q sVjV
leys; ipeciai
(I'ourtli Hoor)
Stamped for Lmb'd'infk
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Marquisette and Lingerie
Lawn Waiiti, Nainiook
Corset Coven. Lir.enc
(. rest) Cushion Topi, 25c
to 35c values
(Fuurtli Fluor.)
19c
10 A.M. to 1P.M.
These 3-hour specials are
proof positive of this itnrc's
Icauerinip in value-giving.
In most cases every item we
I quote here is actually offered
to you lor less than the
wholesale market nrice.
Dilnr!p,lwnmn.r,tlt,ni
Compare the merchandise
and you certainly will be
come a regular shopper here.
Positively No Mall or Telephone Orders Filled
tlt3 1 S
ATTx
$4.G0 Axniinsler Strips
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Utlt quality carpet . 1 fli -iv rm
worth $4.00. Their can f iByl.fiO
be put together to make t aJ
rugi.4yarili long; cm h. )
irourin uoor.)
-Women's Oulin Skirts
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
rure Unene. in black, white) s- I
and Tan. regularly $1.50 to "ai! I I
J2.00; sire 22 to 36 waist, 30f iTf I li
to4)length . .,, )Kr-M' )
69c Bed Sheet s-.
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
l.xtra large, mel'ArV;.
bifore hnnming, I eivy
itiality sheeting; limit I
.llVritml l'Ior)a
itiaiuy snrrii
iloienisperial
38c
.llla.rnienl.'
-Children's Drapers
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Muslin, cut lull width, lin- f '
iihed with henntitched ru(llt; f
fires 2 to I2yrart J af. w
(Seroml I'lonr, )
Smoked Shoulders.
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Mild cured, bened rnd ) -g f
tied; regularly 15c; spc-1 I jSC
(Slslli I'lnor. )
al. lb
Chemisettes
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Shadow Net and Plain
Net Chemisettes, regular
39. tlue, at .
( Main l loor.)
117c
.50c Dice Napkins.
10 A. Af. to 1 P. AJ.
$1.00 Waists
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Of lawn, highorlow necks miss
icmc have ntlty em-( -vy aT1
broidered yoke effects, f fj 4. Vy
lcngorshortslecei,at .)
(Nn.1intl FlUOr'MMBMMHH
69c Cotton Diuperiiifj-
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Absolutely pure quality,,
with soft finish. Eaibrutj
in a sanitary bag, 18 in. V
wide, 10 yd, lengths limit
V ah .
(llaariuriil )
1 44c
Special Luncheons
10 A. Af. to P. Af.
.o.mn V'rlf.l l.llllc
Nuk Cljmi. Hum
I.uraer Str-ult. t'lili k.n
(rununUs tir u-(r
Hlrw. I'hoPoUlB
:Mlr lc- Cruim or
I'lltlitlllKl Ten, I'utffc
or I'oi'iin ,
I His III I lour.)
25c
Large sire; heavy quality
for restaurants and bcaici.
inghouits; limit 3i.V;n
- dcnii
(lUtatnirlit.)
29c
Window Screens-
10 A. Af. lo 1 P. Af.
Patent centre eatension:
hardwood oiled frame; 24
inches high: extends to27
mthri! each
i ( lUarmeol.)
23c
Cincinnati Cervelah
10 A. Af. ro P. Af.
This delicious delicacy J -
regularly 21c per lb,i XOC
ipeciai to-morrcw, lb.
75cBaseballSuitsi
10 A. Af. o P. M.
Good quality gray flannel, ) M C
complete with shirt, pants, tjMP
belt ard cap, at )
t Hm rntli I lour, ),
10c Belt Strips-
10 A. Af. to 1 P. W:.
Washable materials; many
Leaulilul pattirns in all
sshitc effects ririnl
Miiln I lir.)
$1.25 Tailored Waists-,
10 A. Af. ro P. Af.
'n plain while or ilriwd
muli rial, nrnamenled
villi piarl butt6nil
slitrhpoeketr.at
(Hmiml I lofir
ami
65c
5c
, (Mtlli I I or.).
Sunkist Oranties-
10 A. A7. to 1 P. Ai.
Sweet, juicy, thin skir.r.rc1 j f f
Oranfr; ipeciai to-mcr. rimf
cwi2lcienfor ---V
( Milh I l'ir. )
$12.98 Reed Baby
Carriages 10 A. Af. to P. Af.
Herd rattan Lcdy. dri ( ) en g- g
fcotwdl.rediningbaeL', IJ.4iM
rcrdurcy upholiterir.g, I
l-'V-ererdhrri'.at I
.ISrsrlllll llimr.l.
$5 Leather Suit Cases
10 A. A, to 1 P. Af,
Straps all arcuni ; line n
lined; sttcl Irair.c.
nickel trirr ined; role
leather rcrrf
(Thlnl lli.,ir.(
$3-69
"i9c Corset Covers
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Men's Negligee Shirts'
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Of Madras and PercclcsA
ii both the coal ar.c( f
clcinl ficnt itjler, with
cuffs attached; tires Ml ff .
tol7.at '
floor. ),
Wash Goods Remnants
10 A. Af. to I P. Af.
prnn alii I)r, i r
lllnalitms, Uni a.nl f M J
flail na mI.o iriert'f CMl
In il iiU'li nml uli.ii. i Ifi LB .
rhrek sullln.a, values I fJi-
, I IU.rmrnl.1.
CI Naiiiiuck, with ruund
nrtkr, tiur.mril v.itli val,
lacr inrertiem. ritbon
beadiiiiia and lure edges;
iic34lu44,at
(rrnlid I'lnor1
10c
f25 Domeslic Cigars'
w A. A, to i p. m.
25 liih drade 1 cn nlir j a-v (r
Cigars.irllingiegularlyat I -Cii
98c: they have a sweet I sJlJV
mild flavor: iprtial )
( M 1 11 I'luna. I
r$1.25 Parasols-
10 A. M. to 1 P.M.
nrwoal rultir., ,
1. 1 k ii kit wuii i ctr
X.t. -ml annua I W( D.
1 hl
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Roys' 69c Straw Hats)
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
39c Crib Blankuts .
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
(Vadc cf fine, scft totter )
ecurcly oventitched ( I ' g-
pink cr blue borders, I 1 1.
each
69c Vanity Bati&
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
GerrranSilwr.lm'dwitli )
I
o tr-(lr f
Ian kid, containing bev
eled mirror
rocket forraih.eacli
( Muln l Ii
47c
'25c Stationery
10 A. Al. to 1 P. A.
'0Shretsrnd50 inuh 1 - ml
nfiriiihedpap- I I
r, put up in a neat I 1 ILjfJr
r.prs, linen
r, put i
crkage
(Muln I lunr.i ,
-12J4c Ilandkerciiiefs-v
10 A. M. to I P. M.
Men's and Women's i
(Hire Irish l.inen heinililelied
andkeiehitls, a ami 1 j. f
Mi lierr.. ea h J
(Mil I ii lloor, I
7c
-ir i .. t t i
women s iuii ure.s.ses
10 A. Af. to P. Af.
Ten avi of Cham
I, i' a ,HM.nl,.f. f'li m -
rri. I I in is, tier in V Tl llll
ami kiiikIis na, r.tunil 1 W ri ti4l
V a ui ain.nre nr is. ST
, . . s ii' mi'. BL
lrlnuii. it am- 't I i.i
in n
I Nrr., ml 1 ii,ir
White or Nay Milar )
nr Models, with rill i
1
. trawsTyrclianend Jatt
rirmirr.it
39c
.(Thlnl nuor.).
9c Cheviotsv
10 A, Ai. to 1 P.M. I
'n all the letciiig ibid t i -g m I
inclte'irc rl.cckf . tlaies f I
rre) eicta Irr rtripn. ' l JLsIL I
lc cert jet, ! I
5()c White Hand lias
10 A. Af. to 1 P. M.
L'rauliful colored
brcidc
wnne corn tar.uie, an i
utlenda r rrienl )
( .HjIii ' ' J
rauliful colored et i arr f
cidercd elfcctr. Icrr l J- F i
hit e cord lar.dle, an i' I 8 .
7ficMonorani Whiskeys
10 A. M. to 1 P. Af.
i rown brand cf Vellow i asajrv
.! at 75c. Iin.it 2 lo (OGC
I ''l''iiitl
I r. I
r)P.. lM.l II ,
-jc niunon uemi an s-
10 A. Af. tot P. M,
a bi.ii'iFil auoit
i
r c'lhaiiesan 'pM, f
ii s up to 6 inch f
f s lo . 5c ye'
l Muln I lour.
12k
Odds and Ends Gioves-
10 A. M. to 1 P. Af.
I Ml n.i llalit.
,l..... Il. r III a .TSv
, pi. li mrn-t fur I Elf
,..ri or l"iii vJri
v.'isv ",:J :t,r.M,..r..,..,1 : tiJiL
mi
il,i,s .'ill,
oil. a " ' i.nir.
( Alalia Hum I.
SSPc.DinnerSeta.
10 A. Af. to 1 P. M.
A 'truce for si prcplr
bin porcelain Mere, tin
it cne let
(I'liurtli lloor.)
.Slain I lour.,
(69c
h9c Liberty Satin
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
iMI street and evcrunr
ihadca, alio black ant
ream; I )crd viide, I
I'reout yd,
Muln rioor
59c
SI Alarm Clocks
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Cuarantcrd for I
yen
K.
r.iekel case. Cuarantetc
i.iuoranirru ii,r i ycr
double bell alrrm, he I
I I . r . ...
to keep
each
perfeet tin,'
79c
.(.Muln riinir.).
iiucns2Lrc ('iiinbiiiiilion.s"
10 A. M. to I P. Af.
ir.r nf l,. u h i.rck am ,
Irtvelrta i paiilsarrf 3 I g-
Midelirlir"i ' ' le lai e J I I,
.11.,;
si 1 11
Amm Men's $10 Suits-
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
iiltsforyouths I5lu2l years. ) (n mm
ns, ncweil l jj a-k
dc and fin- ( fj
Men's $3 Low Sbce.s
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
Patent cells kin. in t nin.Lii ) m g
cl styles, shapes and laiti, f iB I
t,uyir.g, at, f J
well woitli
pair
.(Tblrtl Floor.
Oil Paintings
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
, rinii' a c
tuilirc hi
ex .i.d il. f
uimi ,
lufm
III I'M I ,
tla liiniiilicn Iran.' i
iiilsxl7,fcr
(TlilM l loor.),
fr'l, pair
.(Main alour.l.
Lefjs Spring Lamb"
10 A. M. lo ' P. Af.
Men's 15c S'mless Hose
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
'n luck, tin and all cel.
on; reinforced heeli, Icti
and rlattic lepi.ill ;i;rt
subject to slif,ht iir.rer
fecticntir-tir
aluln lloor,
mmm TILE UTH STREET STORE. liENRY SLECEL. Prti't DOUBLE LIBERTY STAMPS ALL DAY TUESDAY
Roasting Chickens-,
10 A. Al. to I P. M.
I'atliiig (iiKkini url
llrcileri irleelrd. reeL '
Icily sold at 22 lb t
rrrrrow 111,
i illi I Imir. I
rarleit pattern)
, i-. w ' ii i
Hf. . ( IUIMJ
'lird, at
' llilnl I I
American Lady Cur. els-
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
16.
w omen's fi9c Silk Hose.
10 A. Af. o P. Af.
I ir tlirt'a I in ) m-
I' k mil i' I ir. U fk
I'm .mil it' l r liii i Til BIO .
niiiio iilk-hl v limn r I
ll 9 rf s 1 l la i
r-uovs uuc ik ran is
10 A. Af. to 1 P. Af.
The new tan shade, in
either ISIoomer or Knick
erbocker styles, 'ires 5lc
Myears.at
I I III nl nnnr.l,
23c
Lawn l)ressiniSacques-
10 A. Af. to 1 P. M.
K'oral unit tKurail ,1 I
iij'n nri'i i t t liu I B kJ
mi.. I lniK i ii. l.a ,t (J fcar-t
i n'iiir t uli t f.in v i a I 7
UnnUra. ahinvl ill -. Vs
waai .ill aU' a , . '
(trt'oml t lu.ir.
liLiaranUcel.prtncI nml i
) - mm
Scld rises here at abo'it I I (-v i
2(Vc per lb., special fcr i I r 11,
nnnrsuu. )
.(hUtli tlour.).
V
Women's $2.n0 Pumps
10 A. M. to 1 r. A.
If yo wear sire 2. 21k,
3. 31 a or '', 'iu can
get a vrordcrful bargain.
fair
1 'ft
(Thlnl lloor.)
r
73c
t
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