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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23


Mrs. Mollie Mien Sanders died as
her home in TINS city LAST ~ees after (
brief illness. She was the youngest and
only surviving child of Ellie Ellen, an old
resident Of Truckee. Hsr death recalls
striking incident, which is related IS
waking place six or seven years ago. In
1888 Ellie Ellen, a hale and hearty
Tneneer q nearly sixty years of age, WAS
strictNe-4 - .<=alysis. MS recovery
a5sonis-.eu his friends and the physicians.
The doctors stated that "a second shock
would certainly cause his death. At
tnat time the old gentleman had three
daughters living, one of them an inmate
OF the state insane asylum at Napa
A anticipating the death of their father.
tie other two daughters engaged in fire.,
luent quarrels concerning the distribu-
ton of his estate.
These differences coming to the ears
of the old man aroused hatred of his
children, and in a fit of anger he made
solemn vow that he would outlive them.
In 1886 Mr.. Ellen received second
shock of paralysis, which left him men,
tally and physically incompetent. He
lid not die, however, and is alive today,
and rational enough at times to mutter
that he will outlive his children. I'm
known to him the old man has fulfilled
his solemn vow of seven years ago, for
with the death of Mrs. Saunders the last
of his children passed away. The de-
mented daughter in the asylum died
three years ago. A married daughter
named Mrs. Regli was the second to die.
Her two children died subsequently, and
the husband and father was not long in
following. The nearest next of kin to
the paralytic old man are three grand
hildren-Jennie, Emma and Mollie.
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23
A Corncob Thermometer.

A corncob thermometer is very easy
to make, and is useful and effective.
Get bright red or yellow ear-any
farmer or grain dealer will give you
some to choose from-then remove two
rows of kernels, leaving place the ex.
act size of small thermometer, which
you can buy at any shop where they sell
materials for fancy W rk. Tie the stem
with bow Of ribbon to match.-New
YorI Journal.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23

TEAARKAAA, Ark, April 1S.-The presi-
dent had a royal reception here. His train
arrived at II 80 last night, ard the station
wa. thronged with people Notwithstanding
&he late hour. The run from Little Rock
10 Texarkana was marked with enthusiasm
~ all stations. This was especially the
case at Malvern, where the president was
honored with display of fireworks and a
serenade. The national flag was a con
5picuous feature of the decorations every
where
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23
Horror at San Gabriel,

GRANGER, Tex April 1S.-News reached
here this morning of seven families do WI
with smallpox at San Gabriel, a country
town eighteen miles east of here A Mrs
Moore and her baby died on the 18th and
no one could be gotten to bury them. Mr.
Moore is down with it. They are ttele
graphing for nurses. So far none hav
been procured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23

Taaatirl' au' touching tribute, which
reflected holur upon the state and city
arriving al u Beach Hotel the president
reviewed the Yarious societies as they
mauched by nd at Its close announced
that he won't; address them at 9 O'Clock
this avenur Another pleasing surprise
ewa'jed the Darty upon entering their
rlows at tine lotel, All that cultivated
feminine we could suggest had
hseu br0agu. to requisition by the &C
g5upFsel NOES of Galveston, and the
rcghs were inverted into bowers of
beauty lUsary md comfort, redolent with
ths f. GRANGE Of the rarest flowers and
niauts. while hotel inside and outside
VA. br.lliauug decorated and illuminated
n their honor
Long before o'clock the galleries of the
spacious nOle and the beach plaza was
crowded by "a immense throng of all
classes and nat qualities, while bands In
various quarter played patriotic airs.
Precilely at o'clock the president, &C
com panied by GOVERNOR Hogg, Gen. Waul,
Possmsster General Wanamaker, Gen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23
Illustrated With Cuts.

"My barber told me very funny
story this morning." said Smithers.
II judge from the condition of your
face it was illustrated with cuts" put j,
Wiggles. Brooklyn Life.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23
Mighty. in Fact.

Mrs. Gargoyle-'Che force of habit is
very strong.
Gargoyle-Yes. 1 notice that when
one of your acquaintance gets new
dress you have 10 get one, too.-Epoch.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23
His Little Scheme.

GIVE been offahed $5,0 900 if I'd wife a
book on sassiety," said Rhinelander de
Pell.
"Why don't you do it, deah boy?"
"My fawther said he'd give me $4,000
if l wouldn't, don't you know. "-Har-
per's Bazaar.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-04-23
Particularly the Regrets.

Maid-Mr Small couldn't call to-
night, and he sends his regrets and this
little present.
Miss Little-Thanks for both. Epoch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The colored people shoull not anticipate
trouble in connection with the Grand Army
encampment. There are no reasons for expect
ing that there will be any manifestations o.:
prejudice and there is no occasion for inviting
any displays of feeling. The only danger of
friction in the matter arises from the possibility
that mischief makers may excite the colored
people by misrepresentation and exaggerations
into drawing the color line themselves, and into
assuming a disrrustful. threatening and dicta-
fo-ial attitude toward their host on this occa-
sion, the city of Washington, in which case any
prejudices that may exist, which would not
otherwise be exhibited, may unhappily be in
famed into activity. If the colored members
of the G. A. L. do not excite themselves Until
there is occasion for it all will 90 we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

There was a disposition shown by some men,
bers Of the church congress at its first session
TO get on the same platform with progressive
scientists. The theory of evolution may not be
accepted fully by many cultivated churchmen
VINO are nevertheless disposed to look favora-
bly, upon it as not incompatible with Scripture
revelation and as afording a key to creation
not otherwise found 1t is probable that dur
ing subsequent sittings the other side viii be
heard The discussions are likely to provoke
wide interest. far beyond the circles OF the
Protestant Episcopal church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The lack of appreciation in some quarters of
the commendable ambition of Mr.. Schulteis to
do thorough work as commissioner to study
the immigration problem may suggest the old
slur that it is not always best for a government
officials welfare to put more than a mild de-
gree Of exertion into the discharge of his
duties 1t is just such disagreeable work as
that which Mr.. Schulteis has done which will
throw the clearest light upon the immigration
evils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

To the interesting historical sketch and ac-
count Of the resources, constitution. laws, &C.,
Of Mexico Just issued by the Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics, in this atty, is appended a serie
OF useful directories, very important in the
hight of the commercial iiiations existing or
impending with the soCs4ern republic. The
bulletins of the bureau are prepared with
much care, and give valable information re-
garding all the republics Of this hemisphere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

A few-very few-of the newspapers pub
Eshed in the far interior Of the country are in
ciined to criticise the government because
there may possibly be display Of our naval
strength in the harbor Of Valparaiso. 1t would
seem as though there still exist few OF those
who do not realize that IAN ounce Of proven.
tion is worth pound of cure"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

lie Yuma Indians who put medicine
man to death for not bringing rain are
n tribe radical in their modes of pro-
eeoure- One Of the remarkable differences
between the whites and the Indian is that with
the latter the professor of medicine often
takes as much risk as his patients do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
LosDoS AND PARrs ULsrrRs.

The typical English listers of mixed tan chevio.s
doubIebreasied. long military cape. &c. only SIG
and III each
Those of similar materials. with the Chumley cape
sl7 and $50 each.
From Paris is this Marine Blue Broadcloth Ulster
dotted with Jet nail heads. Louis XVI collar trimmed
with ostrich feather edginz pleated CAPE with yoke
The reduced price-s2O-is less than of importa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

People With literary ambition will presently
be striving to obtain small appointments in the
departments for the sake of being dramatically
dismissed By an irate superior and thereby in
troduced TO the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The crack Of the policeman's pistol ard the
ominous rattle Of the crap dice are heard with
alarming frequency. The warnings in these
directions have been startlirgly intense of late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The fact that Frank Amy. the murderer was
moved to tears during the trial is very touch
ing. He should not be unnecessarily dis
tressed by any delay in the proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
BARGAINS

We are offering. We have
q fine line of LADIES'
GENUINE NGOL A
SHOES, Box or COMMON
sense Toe. with or without
Patent Leather Tip; all
widths and sizes. PRICE.
81. ~. They were 81.
A SDiepdsd Pair Of
LADIES' LACE SHOES,
with Patent Leather Tips,
can be had Tor 81. %.
We have inst unpackci
another large invoice Of
those GENTLEMEN'S s.
SHOES. which we are SELL
ing for Sl.9S- ihey are in
ali styles and sizes. We had
q big run on these Shoes last
week. and as they are a Great
Ofer We will sell this lot
rUsf.
LADIES' AND GENTLE
MEMS F0oT-CoSERING
for erenia1 wear il here in
great variety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

According to Commissioner SchuIteis' OBJ
servations, the imported citizens. even when
they are desirable when they start for this
country, are certain to be demoralized on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Nobody said it was cold. with a hostile en-
phasis, this morning In fac. the present cold
ne-s Of the American people has about it a
flavor Of health and heartiness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The foreign book-writer who seeks to get
even with the descriptive facility of the Amer
lean reporter by giving a pen picture of him
almost invariably makes a sad buagie OF it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Kansas deserves credit for originality OF
methods The idea of choosing lobbyist on
. salary to do Senator PETERS work for him
h Likely to be more novel than effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

st. Louis suffered severely by FIRE yesterday.
The ''feEd' seems TO have been persnbulating
also around the republic at places as far apar,
- Brooklyn and Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The Kansas man who shot himself with a
cigar ia bis mouth might have substituted q
few cigarettes AID saved ammunition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

From ocala 10 indianapolis is only ore year,
measured by time. but 10 the once ENTHUSIASTIC
alliance mau j. is etera.Iy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
CHILDErNs Duran GARMENTS
10 PEn Cent D1scorSr.

Thousands Of garments to select from. Cloaks for
bahy. 81 p to els. From to years. sI. to $50
listers for children from 4 to IA years. q to 40
each Jackets for misses from IL to Is years. g. 30
TO SIS each. All the very latest styles CT pain and
fu-trirnmsd garments. Claim one-senth on the price
You see marked en- tine garment you select.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The Grand Army meeting viii lie great
thing for Washington ard also grea, thing for
the Grand Army people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
20 Per Gent DISCOUNT.

Seal Plush Wraps from s15 to So each. Jackets
from $40 to $50 each. sacques from s15 to s3 each.
Many intermediate prices between th7se extremes.
Deduct one-ffth from the price marked on the gar
Inent you select.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Here are identical goods:
Figured India SHks FOR dTapery or dress goods.
The merchants who credit the majority Of their pa
irons reduce them Jro,p 81 to zoe yard The Pa.ais
Royal never asked more than Toe. . yard and now re-
duees them 10 SOC. yard reference is made to Gu:
prces-ends Of the best selling designs and coiOringa
Those 39c. DnEss Goops.
You may see the identical materials, designs and COL
in other stores where they are claimed bargain
at 80 yard. We don't dispute the fact o; their
being bargain but are lest for fitting expression for
to since the Paiais Royal price only sec.
yard. We refer to the Atwood Chsyiots. q. which.
doubtless. You have heard or read.
Evening shades of Crepe de Chene Csc instead of
81 yard 70 .notLer bargain that is causing talk.
AND
80 cents for 4button Dressed Kid Gloves. such as
usually retail as bargain a: s1 are still another sub
jec. Of comment.
SPECIAL PRrcEs FoR THuRsDAr.
The Palais Royals one-day bargains getting
known For tomorrow select just Whist We think
our best values and reduce the prices.
L OR MEN Choice Of our 35c. Merino Half Hose
for pc. pair. But don't ask for more than three
pairs.
FoR LAp1Es-!n addition 20 the SOC. quality
Fast Black Isle Hose being offered at Soc. pair We
offer tomorrow the SC quality Ribbed Isle Hose for
35c.. PAIRS for 81. These have Fast Black feet
urDers in colors.
DoAs-The Coque Feather Boas marked sc for only
Collarettss at soc. instead of 81.
hIBBoNS-The IL and 2 inch Satin and G. G. Rib
bons that at IA and l9 cents have been quoted the
best in town are reduced toorroo to lie. aud l6c.
yard.
l1ANDKERCHIEFS-She White Lawn Handker
chiefs with the style hemstitched borders and en-
broidered centers. 19c quality for for % cents.
LACEs-The new Black Silk Lace. Jetted and Even
ing Nets at 10 per cent discount.
~ ECKwEAR-Choice of the 1ec. Silk windsors for
15c. Those extra long and wide at % instead OF 25
cents.
~ oTIoNs-The o3c. Silk Garter Elastic for lsc
yard. Boxes of cabinet Hairpins at &c. instead Of
cents.
q EWELRY-Real Gold Birthday Rings with three
stones. 81 70 instead of 81 As tomorrow. silveroide
Match Boxes with enamel Designs reduced from sd to
As cents These French. Some Of the designs are
very racy.
WARM SKIRrs-cbo,cs o, our m,,cs,sss stock
of Worsted Woolen Flannel. Cloth and Silk Skirts at
10 per cent discount.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(COntin1lad balou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
WILLIAM II. McKNEW.
G33 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

CLOAK SALE
High-cost garments at immense bargains. conpris-
ing PC different styles. Ali in style. reiilhe
in Fabric finish and desirable in every way. embracing
Fur-trinned Refers AMI Vest Effect Jackets. values
in no instance less than Sl2.
ALL OFFERED UNIFORMLY AT 1898.
81 varied styles Of garments fabrics Of choice quail
ty. stylish aud serviceabe, embracing tailor made
and hip-pieced Cheyiot Eeaver and Camel's Hair
The least desirable Of the Above wou: be reasonable
at SIG.
The entire line offered .ss OF.
Also hundreds at 3 and so per cent less than regular
price.
NOVELTY CAPEs. s14 TO s34.
These garments cos. more to import. They
choice garments and there not two alike.
CHILDRENS COATS. ALL SIZES. QUALITY AND
STYLE
10 Chdren's Coats. CIR etchen the Uniform price
| of Sl.4S. Regular from 81. 30 10 s.. 30.
FURS.
Correct styles. original designs choicest materials.
perfection in every detail. Muffs from Csc to the
| finest.
Imported Coque Boas Reduced to 9Sc
Imported 3-yardlons Coque Boas. Reduced to
| 81 81.
| TRIMMED MILLINERY.
Desirable styles in Elegantly Trimmed Bonnets and
| Toques.
Untrimmed Felt Hats of every description. all the
| latest shades md shapes
Millinery Noveties.-Jet Bonnet Crowns and Orna-
| menfs. Cloth Embroidered Crowns Fancy Feathers,
| Jetted Quilts. Ostrich Pompons. &c.
Prince Of Wales Feathers from Dc to SO ,5 bunch
For children complete line of Hats aud Capes.
silk Vevets color and Black illinery and
dress trimming. Reduced to sl.25. Formerly SO o
| yard.
SPECIAL. GLOVE SALE
| 40 dozen Fosters Hook Gloves at 19c.
40 dozen Barritz 7oc. about one-hsf regular price
| 81 dozen S-button Suede at IL. Value, 81 A.
Also the very best. which We import under our ex-
elusive brands Also the best P. and p. the Paris &c
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
6S dozen All Linen. 2 for CSC. Regular price, 25c
| each.
40 dozen Linen Lawn Embroidered aud Scalloped
Edges. TO be divided in two lots.
| Nd. at l9c. Regular price, 29c.
No. 9 at 25c. Regular price. Soc. and Soc quality.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
In Hosiery and Msrino Underwear. also Corssts.
no1scs' TINE MONUMENTAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
FAMILY SHOE SrosE.
80 AND $40 SEVENTH STREET NV.
TINS CoLD SNAP

Has probably reminded you
that IL 10 time TO leave OF
your low shoes and provide
Yourself with o ,caJm. CON-
rortabis pair OF Winter
Skoes. You, Of course, are
aware that we are Hesdquar-
ters for anything and every
thing in fOOT-C0vERING;
and, CONSIDERING the fact
that all OF our goods are on
the ground door. you should
drop IN ON your way up or
down Seventh Street and ia
vestigate for yourself the un-
parAlleled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The republican executive committee which
meets here next Monday will have difficult
task before 1T in the choice Of place for hold
ing the national convention. The difficulty
consists in the embarrassment of riches. So
many cities make such strong claims that 1t Is
not easy to say just where the convention
should sit Chicago, the one that has carried of
the prize 80 often. does not appear very anxious
for it now, having on its hands the worlds
fair at the same time. New York. Washing
ton, Cincinnati, Minneapolis. Detroit, Omaha,
San Francisco and Pittsburg want it, and some
Of them will bid high for the honor. 1t can
not be safely predicted that any one OF these
cities will be chosen Chicago may be selected
on the grounds of nearly central location,
accommodations. and the influences upon the
politics of a section disposed to slip away from
the republican fold. Washington is better
situated for national conventions of all sorts
than any other place, and offers finer sttrac-
tons than any other. Unfortunately the cap
ital city has no political autonomy and controls
no votes for either party as a city. This ought
TO recommend it On the score Of perfect Impair
.iality, since there is SO much here 20 educate
the citizen in broad patriotism. But politicians
prefer the incentives that make for party
success in the shorter aud narrower way.
Under these circumstances the capital will dis
Count its chances of securing the convention
for almost any reasonable offer in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The supreme council of the Farmers Alliance
in session at Indianapolis is q distinctly less
Numerous, harmonious and enthusiastic body
than it Was thought month ago it would be.
The truth is that the alliance. although still an
organization of weight in some of the states.
is not the same power it was even in those local
tiles. The November elections wIthered the
hopes OF those of its leaders who desired to put
tie alliance into national politics as distinct
entity. 1t correspOndingly increased the in
fuence OF those who wished tc keep it aloof
and confno its operations to the original
sphere Of action. At tine present session of the
supreme council one of the chief topics of con-
sideration lie the third party The division of
opinion seems to be sharp, with the LAY of the
land favoring the policy of those who oppose
the organization of a new national party.
Nevertheless the signs are that third party of
some pretensions will be in the field in 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

SPLENDID Opening
OF Winter Millinery at
Our street store. Tomorrow,
Thursday, we shall have for your inspection
splendid line of HATS, BONNETS
And general MILLINERY. The success
OF our new store has been unprecedented
In Washington and has shown
That our efforts to maintain
high-ciass Millinery store with
Moderate prices have
Been appreciated. We are glad
That you are pleased and we now intend
To please the hearts Of everybody
By displaying superb
Assortment of Millinery products for winter,
As usual, we shall have a complete
Line of general headwear and also
The special attractions
In exclusive styles and recent importations.
With the advent Of the winter season
We purpose to make special efforts
To keep in the lead Of
Competition and please
Every customer, and thus retain the prestige
Which we have acquired.
On Thursday, remember. occurs the WINTER
OPENING
In Millinery. and Miss Forbes
Will be ready to display the fresh goods
For your pleasure. You
Are invited to the Opening.
COR. AND 18TH SITS.
J. G. HurcH1ssoS. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
FuRs. FuRsn Funsn.

Everything in best Furs. 4 few specials are the
caiidren's Aufs al 81 each. Of Lynx. Angora and
Grese. The sets-Mun and Colisrstte-Anscra q. Us.
Lynx. 81: Grsbe. So. 30; Thibet. 81; Mou1on GO c.
For Ladies'; Boss. a. to eI6 each; Cape. from
s6-os to s4s each. Fur rrmminSs Of every dsscrip.
ton from Sc. to Is yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
LESS THAN HALF PRrcrs.

Here fftytw listers Of last seasons manufac-
ture at less than of materials Made of the best
imported beavers and cheviots &C. in stripes plaids
and solid colors. Sizes "a to 40.
7Uls:ers reduced from 81 to So 9S each.
10 listers reduced from IS to SO. 9S each.
listers reduced from $40 to s.. IS each.
listers reduced from Sl2 to s.. 9S each
listers reduced from SIS to So. 9S each.
4 listers reduced from S17 to 81. oS each
4 listers reduced from s:25 TO Sill 9s each.
1Ulster reduced from s;so to Sill. 9Se each,
8s-The last mentioned is a Gray Beaver Ulster.
long cape brai Wy hand most deliberately and
elegantly. Most of the others are the tight fitting
tailor finish garments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
JACKETS AT SPECIAL Prices.

JACKETS AT SPECIAL Prices.
co Black English Diagonal Cloth Jackets
AT o. u inches long. braid iooIs.
A. 60 E0- Black Engiish cheviot Box Coats.
AT eTc.cO lap Seams, satin lined fronts
notch collar, &c-
G1n Black Chevio. jackets SO inches
AT sSIO long. with hip seams, large poe kets
and braid binding.
AT eSE Ss : sssss. with sa IaS
fronts. lap seams. sc.
A. GH IN Refers. 81 inches long, lap seams.
AT SrO.CO large bone buttons. &c. These
are the ialais Royals wel,-known IS garments re-
duced in price.
a. English Cheyiot Jackets ?3 inches
AT eCc long. braid bound. side pockets, Louis
XVI collar; the garments that s6 have been pro-
nounced the best aftainable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
MISSES, REFERS.

We have about 10 odd styles In
Misses Refers. Although these
coats are called Misses sizes they
will fit equally well small ladies'.
They are this seasons styles. high
shoulders and nicely finished. The
difference between their former price
and the prices at which We are SELL
ing them is well worth the saving.
3 Misses Novelty Cloth Refers.
sizes i. IA and 16, reduced from
$S.50to SIS.
= Misses Navy Blue Refers. size
IA. reduced from $13. 80 to IS.
3 Light Tan and Light GRAY
Refers. silk lined throughout. sizes
II. IA and 10 years. very attractive
style. reduced from $1i.50 to
$3.50.