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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-06-24
SITUATION OFTHE STRIKE.
No New Developments in the Carpenters
Trouble.

No New Developments i'm the Carpenters
Trouble.
There has been but little change in
the situation of the locked-out car
penters. The Contracting Carpen-
ters' association still holds meetings
as do the men at their headquarters
in the Hitler block, but no advances
have lately been made be either. The
contractors are still confident that
they will be able to get along all
right and claim to have sufficient
number of men to get along pretty
well. On the other hand the men are
very sanguine of ultimate success, as
they still insist they are asking moth
ing unreasonable. About % or 80
men are at work in different parts of
the city, the most of them being in
the employ of Collins Bros. 1t is
claimed by some of the firms that a
good many of these are ones who
have given up the union and gone to
work, while the carpenters contend
that only five at the most have done
this.
Trying to Fill the Places
A few carpenters have been
brought in from other cities. the con-
tracing firms having advertised for
men in several neighboring places.
One of the members of a local firm
had an interesting time while in Chi
cago a few days ago on such a mis-
sion. a large number who have
agreed to work have either been in
duced to join the union or go back
where they came from. In the mean,
time building operations are cOmpar-
ativclv at a standstill. As stated be-
fore. a few men are at work here. and
these. besides those of Contractors
Bleuer and Spilger. whose men re-
turned to work on account of the
| formers withdrawal from the con-
| tractors association, but it i not at
all in proportion to the building op-
erations in progress at the time Of
the trouble. Not only has it affected
the carpenters themselves. but the
work of the painters. bricklayers-
plastererS, etc, is all delayed and
| held back so that the difficulty is fast
becoming a serious question to the
community in general.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-06-24
Mems Suits at IS, $500, $3.50, $3.50, and 81

which be matched quality fit style and To
them is with Immense line Columbia Fedora and
hats Finest line o Neggee Percale shirts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-11

send a copy Of this weeks HA-
"AIfAN GAZETTE with your letter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-11
SECOND IN AN OCEAN RACE.
The Ship City Of Athens Saves
Her Stakes.

QUFFv-TowE. July 25-The ocean
race begun on March -, from san
Francisco to Queenstown. between
i've British ships, has been practi-
callv finished They were the bark
Piumore. Captain Maxwell and the
ships City Of Athens, Captain Nor
rison BowdOn. Captain Law /;
Lochee Captain Barrett, and Lord
Templem0re, Captain Walker The
Pinmore arrived here on July 18th,
and the City Of Athens and the
Lochee arrived today The Bowdon
was wrecked on April 9th on Ono
leland one Of the Friendly group.
The CITY Of Athens sailed one
day late. Each captain put up
$3.50 on his ship, the winner Of the
race 20 take $1,000, and the second
to save his stake The Pinmore
won the $1,000. and the City Of
Athens which was the first to ar.
rive today. saved her captain s $3.50.
All the contestants that have ar
rived report having seen ice in the
South Atlantic
The Lord Templeuore has not
been heard Of since she left San
Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-11
EyidentIy z snb-Marlns volcano

The navy department has re-
ceived a report from Captain j.. -.
Griffin Of the American ship Ivan
hoe Of a most curious experience
he had in the Pacific recently.
While sailing along about IO7 miles
off the coast Of California his ship
was struck by a terrific earthquake
which shook him up for nearly IF
teen seconds and then subsided
The vibrations we're fore and aft
and badly scared those on board.
Curious enough, I'M 1891 a similar
experience was encountered in the
same locality by Capt. g. =. Swami
Of .he hiD City Of Brooklyn and
later Captain Griffin felt shock
almost identical with the one be
encountered in July. Evidently
there is O. submarine volcano in the
locality which is not known 10 SCI
euce.- Washington Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-11
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C. BREWER d CO., LID

QrEEF ETEEEI, HoEoLuIr ~ I!
GENTS TnOTs
Hawaiian Agricultural Go.
OncmeS SuEEr Go.
EonomE Sugar Co.
Waikiki SuC2r Co.
NEihee snraf Co.
MRkse Sugzr Co.
Haleakala Ranch Go.
kEpRpalR Ranch
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chss. Brewer d Co.'s Line OF Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board Of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Bosrd Of Undsrvri-
LIST ~ C-FIcKRs:
Hon. J. o. Garter, President 4 Manager
George III. Robertson Treasurer
E. L. Bishop Secre:sry
Col. W. f. Alien Auditor
Hon. Q. f. Bisho0
s. G. Allen ESQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

CEvERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS.
= value, 500 o. $50 0ll. close 20 city, trade
Tor inside city property W. J, Hogan. 40
roHtonlcc block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
TRIP TO The NORTH.
An Excursion 10 Cache, Bear Lake
and Snake River Valleys.
Opportunity Of the Year 10 visit aud
Spend a Pleasant Time In Northern
Utah aud Idaho.

The Union Pacific trains on
Tuesday, August 10, will carry from
Salt Lake the Annual Cheap
Excursion to Brigham CITY aud all
points north in Cache, Bear Lake aud
Snake River Nalleys, and 10 Yellow
stone Park, ON tho following terms 10 T
the round trir;
TEN nay TICKETS.
brigham City $3.50
FrrEES DAY rlCKrrS
Logan, ~ 80. Preston, 81 90
Franklin, 10 oxford, t,g1
pocatollo, $3.50.
IulurY DAY IiCNErE
Idaho Fails, $1,000 soda springs,g $50
Market Lake, 100, Montpelier 1900
A special rate OF $40 viii DO given
through Yellowstone Park II suiil.
Gent party II made up. Early Rppli.
cation should be- made 70 the excursion
managers.
The Cache and Bear Lake Valleys
division VIII be- carried on IA special
train leaving the Union Pacific depot
nj 1850 q. m. on Tuesday. Excursion.
lists for all Snaho River slutlous will
leave on the regular train at p. m. ON
Tuesday, the 10Th.
Tickets may be- obtained at COaltor
Il Snelgrove's musio store, "a East
Temple street, tho u. II. Railway
chico, or the mnnagers,
BAXTER, ANDFRsON 4 BUCKLE.
70. Address, Box $50, Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
CURRENCY SCARCE.
One Of The Principal Subjects Of Dis
CHssIOl In New York.
PREMIUM OFFERED FOR GOLD
An Abundant Supply Of Currency al
the Sub.ireasury. - Clearing
House Certificates Issutd.

NEW YoRiS, Aug. 7.--Aeide from
the meeting OF Congress and lie POSI-
bic action ON the silver question, to-
Gather with its probable effect on bnal'
ne,s in general and the stock mntkot
In particular, the principal subject Of
Discussion today was the continued
,caroity Of all forms Of currency, notes
and specle. In fact, according to well
informed bankers, that was the most
serious question NJ the day. The
money brokers today were paying ~
high M to percent for currency,
and were getting as high rs % per cent
Tor II In big lots.
ono peculiar feature today IN con.
ueollon with this scarcity OF cash was
that the money brokers were bidding
from 4 TO I Of per cent for gold TO
arrive, Notwithstanding that the rate Of
foreign exchange today did not
warrant the importation Of gold.
Slght sterling was in demand today In
consequence Of the Offering Of a prem
ium Tor gold.
At the sub.troasury today II was
said that there was an abundant
supply OF currency on hand, when
the banks can have In exchange Tor
liz equivalent. The clearing house
loan committee Issued 81 100000 more
loan certificates today making the
iotnl amount nov outstanding S35,-
OB5, 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
eREAr CONFUSION.
The Lady Managers Hold Another
Interesting Meeting.


CHICAGO, Aug. For four hours
this afternoon the lady managers had
another hot wTangle over the
trouble which grew out OF Mrs. Bsll's
remarks about Mrs. Meredith Satur.
day. There were tears, hisses, stamp
ing OF feet and great confusion geuer-
ally.
Mrs. Meredith preoipitated the row
by re- ding a report from her cnmmit-
tee, OF which She IL chairman, and
Mis-. Ball Is secretary, stating that
every member OF the committee had
signed n letter TO Mrs. Palmor, asking
that Mrs. Ball DO excused from further
service on the committee.
Then followed trouble. One parlia.
mentary question after another was
flung At the chair, until even tho man
who sits rs parliamentary expert and
advises Mrs. Palmer, was bewildersd.
AS tho debate grew heated, n large
number Of outsiders crowded into the
room and seemed 10 take keen enjoy.
ment In tho proceedings.
None OF the many propositions
made suoc, eded In running the gauut.
let and the meeting ilnally adjourned,
with the ladies In a very RULED frame
OF mind and the question OF the day
unsettled.
At a meeting OF tho national com.
mission today Commissioner Goodell OF
Colorado precipitated lea gthy aud
heated debate by resolution reducing
the salaries Of Commissloners 81. Clair
and Massey, members OF the council Of
standardization, TO $4,000 year. Now
they are getting $500 per month.
n. Bremitz, accused by the Swiss
WOrld's Fair commissioner Of em-
b,szloment, from the Geneva exhibit
orsi was discharged today, tho Swiss
consul, Halinger, declining to prose.
cute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08


Morris Goldberg plaintiff, w John A. Oroes.
hcck, Ann ID. druCaOr.k William GroCslor ,
Elranor q. uroUslcck, NiClolas u. Grocsbogk,
Green, n. NJ laoHn. t.ah National HauE, %
corporation, james fucker aud Henry 4.
wallace, co partner. doing business under
Archer. J. q. Trlt, n. s. TCuln, n. 5. Iancy,
Max Martin and samuel q lIpaor, co. partuofs.
under the lrm name Ui Martin A lpsrf a
iiouEhton Mchar Hardware Co., corpora.
The People Of The Territory Of Utah send
greeting.
To John A. Groosbccl Ann D. GrocsbccL,
William efoc1bcct, Eleanor T. GroosheUk,
Io.S So Stout ' iisS P PSss niSIe Ssss
Tucker and Henry d. wallace, conArinors
aoins businesa under the nrm name OF Tucker
rll, II. \. Laucy, MAJ Martin and samuel r.
lIpacr copartner under no nrm name Of
Martin a Lpsor. and liUgFhtOn McNalf Hard
ware Co., corporation, defendants
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an act,
ION brought against you bY tho above named
plaInun In the district court OF the Third
judicial district Of che territory Of Utah, ANA
10 answer TO the complaint ulrd therein Within
ten days exclusive uf the day OF HurytcuI alter
tho service on you OF this summons-f served
county, but 10 TINS district within twenty days
otherwise within forty taYH-or iudgmUUtUy
default wiz be taken nsainst you, according 10
Tie said action b brought 10 have judgment
IN the sum Of 5000 principal and gi00jlb inc
tCrcat, with interest ON interest at nine ptr
cent. per Annum on whole thereof for Eli u
paving taxes, with Int from July a, 1895 and
siVi,s3 taxes with interest nom May %, 1898, Am
~ per cent. per hnuum, for Sl,2i paid
Tor recording certificate Of rcdomp.
ton, for sl0Jl att0meEH ices and costa OF
suit allcscd 10 hu due on certain
pr0mlssory note, executed by cefoudnuts
orucsueck 20 plaiuui, July ], ls1l, for S., 900,
with int from date 40 per cent per hunum,
and int on mt, dur-samr being due Hud
amounts a. above uuUad iherooni said note
secured hy mortgage Of oven date on prem.
iscs hereinafter described 20 have tho usual
decree OF t1is court fof Coo foreclosure Of sad
proceeds OF such sale he applied IN nay.
mcnt uf amounts due az above, thar
defendant and ul claiming under them hi
barred Hnd toruclOHcd ui 40 claim or equity Of
redemption To- sad promises that planun
have Judgment for any deficiency hud Tor
other relief, SAID promises are described ns
follows, 20 wit Commencing At point glL
feet b, Of n. ". corner luti, block %. plat a,
\, l.. g. survey, running thence ;. W. fout,
thence l., % rods, thoutoN, VIZ tcct, thunc0
W. 20 rods % beginning slluate Ia salt Lake
CITY aud county, liuh.
And you arc hereby notified that n you IAN
10 appear and answer me said compliant aH
above required, tho fud pIalnuh will Apply %
The Court tor tho ro0f demanded therein
Witness, tho Hon CHARLES Zane, Judge
and tho Seal %; the District Court " mo
Third Judicial District, "a and Tor ne
lsEAI.l TCrutory Of lthn, tnlH ith day OF July,
In the wear Ot our lord one thousand
eight hundred and niuety three
HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
By gro. ID. LOOMS,
Deputy Clork
Bennett Marshall 4 Bradley, Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

HuWciL Aug. 7.-rolay's session of
the ln'etnatlOnaI s0clalisis' con- Tess vas
marked by great deal Of excitement.
Flfst there was heated debate on the
question whether the anarchists and
indoi cnIcnt socialists should to rtr.
mitted 10 attend. a resolution was
carried to admit delegate, only from
societies recognizing the necessity N
the organization VI labor concurfcnlly
with political action.
The adoption " this resolution,
which WIS tanlamtunt o. the eNclu-
sion OF the anarchists, led 20 n great
uproar The av1wed anarchist dele.
gatcs positively refused 10 withdraw,
and several OF them had 10 be elected
by force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

VALUABLE REItNCuisHMENr0 MILES
" from Temple Tor equity or lots. W, y.
Hogan. tl0 .. u. lllocE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Considerable Excitement In tho House
Of Commons Yesterday.


LONDON, Aug. There was con.
siderable excitement among the con.
sentative members Mt the opening Of
today's sossion Of the house Of com.
mons. The report stage Of the home
rule bill was reached Ut M earlier hour
than was expected and BalfouL who
had an important amendment to offer
to tho bill was not present 10 present IT,
The conservatives were very desiroue
OF having the amendment submitted.
George Battley, oonsetyatlye, requested
10 be Permitted 10 act ~ a substitute In
Offering the amendment.
Speaker Peel ruled that at this stage
substitutes could not be- allowed, A
number Of new clauses were then pro-
posed by other members OF the OPP.
position, but thp speaker ruled them
out on the ground that due notice had
not been given OF their submission.
The uuionists stood aghast as they
saw the report sweeping through with
lightning speed, Their flight was
ailayed when James Park Smith
(llberai unionist), after having eight
new clauses proposed by him ruled out,
moved that the boundary commission
under lhe bin be instructed 10 inquire
a. 10 the better division OF the Irish
electoral districts.
The debate on this motion was taken
up and this gave the opposition time TO
breathe. Conservative aud liberal
unioniBta whips were at once dis
rRtched in search Of the absentces 10
summon them TO immediate atteni.
ance at the house.
Raliour and other members Of the
opuosltion appeared in the houao In
time to take puTt In the debate on
smith's motion. Eventually the no.
lion was defeated by IA vote Of 1866 10
1862,
smith moved two further olauses
dealing with elections In Ireland
After debate each clause was rejected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

Obstacles to the impoftatlon OF manu-.
iaciured silver from India. arising
rom the compulsory Hall marking law
IN England. He said that the SILVER
in TIC hauds Of the people Of India was
estimated 10 amount In value from
81 iOOOui0O1 90 cl5D, 900. Owing TO-
The stopping %, the ffeu coinage Of sil.
Yer by the Indian government the
leOpie were unable 10 hud "a market fof
Their metal, and were sustaining
rnurmou. los7eg. The abolition Of the
Hall mark law In England, together
with free trade In sfticlca mouuioc.
tutcd ftcm silver wruld, ho declared,
mitigate the evils brought about by
lno .iOpraEe Of n1Inngn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

NEW York, Aug. THE Worlds
Warrington correspondent has polled
Congress upon the proposed silver
legislation. One hundred and forty
three Representatives favor repeal,
eighiy.thfee declare for n substitute
and nine will not talk. Twenty-Five
senators are for u substitute and twen-
ty.two will not talk. Three senators
declare against repeal OF the Sherman
act. Many members OF both houses
who won't talk will undoubtedly vote
for repeal. A large number OF those
who want substitutes are for free coin
age or are against tho domonetizalion
u silver,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
FREEooINAar
The west aud south Against the
Enrf.

Ensi
CnIcAco, Aug. - Colonel a. G..
Fisk,Ui Colombo, delegate g. the silver
convention, hos remained Ia this cts
ia cOnsuliaton with blmetallisis from
all sections Of the county, peffeoiiuE
plans 10 iofco Congress to give tic
nation the free c0inugo oil silver and
some measure N iusticc TO the dCblors
nud producers. He stated TO a
press reporter that dUtcrmin-
alton had been reachtd to use
every possible argument 81 convince
The East that u was 10 the iutcreit of
all classes TO restore silver aud give
the country q proper per capita cifCu.
laii0n With which 10 DO business, nud
II the Eaet pcrsisted IN reducing the
volume o. money, which would on.
slave the West anu South, that COM
bined effort would he made BY those
sections 20 wipe out the protective
iafill and t0uelsiOn every soldier who
served In either the Federal or Con.
iederate armies, their widows and or
phans, aud TO enact a graduated in-
come tax for that purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
4 New Lino to Europs.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 7.-Govornor
Llowolling today appointed SllA.
Rutlodgo, Benjamin H.lJrum, W.
Jatlson and rhygo Sogard, Danish
vice.consul al Kansas CITY, commits.
sionefs to Chicago 20 confer with the
representatives. OF foreign governments
attending the World's Fair, IN the
interest OF steamship transportation %
Europe by way Of the Gull OF Mexico
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
Nnnlninnihn ann.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-Professor
T.. =. Holden, director Of the Lick
observatory, telegrabhs the Associated
Press as follows; Two Lick observAtof ~
photographs Of tho tuu, taken about Z
y. m. yesterday, Pacific time, by G. ID.
Perrine, show an object like comet
on the tun's face. II any observer has
a photograph or u drawing Of the sun
at that hour the observatory will be
glad 10 rec copies Of them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

DURANGO, Colo, Aug. From La
Plata City comes the report that tue
Southern Ute Indians are slaughteriug
deer In that vicinity junt Tor their
hides. They leave the reservation
with impuuity anu refuse 10 debist IN
their onslaughts upon game when told
TO by lhe settlefs.SixUtes killed twenty
deer Friday In two hours near LaPlaig
and left most Of the vension 10 rot on
the plains, merely taking the hides.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

vienna, Aug 7.-Cholera IN spread.
Ing Ia Rlmania and Gnlicia. Several
cases have teen reported In Lembefg,
the capital OF Galicla.
ROME, Aug. 7.-Alexandha Is oiiici.
ally declared 10 DO FREQ from cholera
aud the epidemic IL decreasing In
Naples.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from
Bdenes Ayres states that Governor
Costa oi tue province Of BuonUs Avfes
has ietigngd and lied in uitguise from
la Plata. Ia his farewell message 90
INC legis allure ho charg sine national
government with nb,ttiug the rUvolu-
ton and supplying the rebels with
arms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. I'm the
oaso Of the twenty.eight Chinese held
on the steamer Hayiian Republic,
United States Commlfsl0uor Deadly
this afternoon decided that under SEC
lions two and six OF the Goary act,
eighteen were entitled TO land and thu
remaining ten must bo deportei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

UrANTED. OFFICE MATRON 10 TAKE
w charge OF our female department,
Onlru ASSISTANT cashier and correspondent
confectionery salgslady, Several good posi-.
tons. A. Ladies' Exchange, lsG y, FIRST
South Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Our ontiro limo Of SUMNER SILKS and
pHrss GOODS to be Cleared out
Regardless Of Cost.

~ pieces u good quality figured china
A'ih', reduced from zoo 10 Boo per yard.
~ pieces OF CLANCY Bros. best figured
,hina and surah silks. reduced from sl.2i
10 soc per yard.
10 piecos figured changoable silks, re-
uugeu from goo 90 SOC por yard.
Nv pieces OF hno Bedford Cords, in Hight
SHADES, reduced from sI. To Boo nor ward
- piocos OF new and choice woavos i'm
summer drcas goods, ranging iu price
rom Nl.2' 10 N0c pCr yard, will be- cleared
Out al one prico-JOc per yard. This !,
lho greatest bargain ever offered IN this
or any other city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
To Succeed uia,ehiord.

NEW YoMS, Aug. IA report was
current In tubs city today that the Pre-.
aident had practically decided 70 n0m-
mate William Is. Hornblower 10 mn
the vacancy ON the United States
supreme court caused by the death Ol
Judge Blatchiord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
SPECIAL SLAUGHTER SALE
or CLoAKs, MILLINERY, WAISTS, ErG
ALL our GtNouAu, Muslin AND
SILK WAISTS WILL De CLEARED
OUT RrGARDLrss or Cosr.

90 petcalo waists reduced from $3.50 10
zoe zach.
Al our $500 and $3.50 waists reduced
TO tl.2l each.
70 ladio.' china silk sorpentine Waists
cut from 5000 to Sl.sS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08

PARIS, Aug. IA suf sation has
been caused here by the publication Of
an article Ia which NJ. Dupas, former
oiilclal Of the detective service, dc.
olafes that Rlb0t anu Loubol, minif.
tiers, connivod at tle escape Of Ar,On,
the Panama lobbyist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-08
SHOES. SHOES.

200 pairs Ladies' oxford Tics, In nj
styles patent Zip and plain. square toe.
m ma opera, worth Si50, $500 and $3.50
We VIII close them out nt st.gO.
All our Ladies' $500 81. 5O and sio,
oxford Tios, In tan and black will be 81
at s2.3J. In all styles.
Mems low cut Calf and Kangaroo
shoes, hand sowcd, regular price q. 0O. cul
Mems Fine Calf Shoes. Iaco and Con.
EIo.-, regular price $500, cut to $500
lhia Is - great bargain.
o0- SEE OUR WINDOW.