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The herald., 1895-11-27

We are making great run on our new 1S9
model bicycle for the low price of $65. HaW
ley King Il Co., 210 North Main street.
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National Bicycle Race Meet at Santa Ana
November ~ and IS

Excursion tickets on sale Novemb Der
26th, 9th and 2Sth. good returning No
vember 18th. Santa Fe trains leave as
am, 0 am, Las pm, 5:15 pm. Round
trim 81 40
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Haniman Fish CO.. San pe1ro

| Fresh fish and Holsters shipped direct to ali
| points in Arizona, Texas and Mexico, from
| csnnery in San Pedro. at lowest wholesale
prices
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Have you seen our Columbus Buggy Coz
bicycle for 1896? Inspect samples, 30 n
Main St, Hawley, King & Co.
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Dr.. D. s. Diffenbacher dentist, rooms and
g. 119 6. Spring st. Los Angelica
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Eagle Brand Oysters


Call for the Eagle Brand of fresh frozeI
oysters. Your grocer has them. They are
great delicacy.
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Hire Jour hacks for funerals, $3.50 each from
Gus Graham. stand, Arcade depot Tel 553.
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Builders, Take Notice
Save Undertakers' Commission

Lumber at reduced rates. Get our prices
CANAL Lumber company
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Try our port and sherry winesat rs
cents per gallon. +. Vache e. Co., Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
400
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
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Free Dispensary

For the poor daily. Drs. Lindley and Smith
Broadway and Fourth. Pirtle Block.
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Dressmakers-An fashion books at Lang.
stadter's, PA South Broadway.
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Everything on wheels, Hawley, King & Co.,
2102l2 y. Main street.
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Big Tree Carriage Works, I2S San Pedro St.
Concord business wagons speciality
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Columbus Buggy Co.'S buggies are high
grade.
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'opot DeUf' Toubt Dect1
On draft at Joe Arnolds 1858 g. Spring St
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DEATHS

MRS. JAMES SCRIVENs-Nov 26, beloved
mother OF Mrs. 4. j. Kennedy and James,
Tom and w. F. McBurney OF this city, aged
10 years,
Funeral service at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. T. ]. Kennedy, 1914 Orange street, at 9
p IN. Wednesday, Nov. 81. Friends of the
family invited.
JOHNSrON-At his residence on Gates street.
Monday at p. H., Griffin Johnston, aged
80 years.
Fun raj at 1880 a. IN. Nov 27th. from his
late resid ence, n. Gates street. Interment at
Rosedhle cemetery.
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FINEST ROOMS IN THE CITY AT soc, 75c AND 500
per day $500 to ST. 90 per week. 49, 90 to $500
r. S. CONDOR manager
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BIRTHS

Notices under this head free.
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BAUER DECAPITATED.

The table cover being cleared, Commits
sioner Wirsching again dug out from un-
der its bushel the subject OF the Horse
shoe license. lie expressed himself as
favoring continuance upon the ooun-
ellis request that the license be summar-
lily revoked, on the ground that neither
the mayor nor CJDmi ssioner Barhau
were Oh hand 70 take hand in the pend
Ing frollc. He wanted for this reason to
have the matter continued for ons week.
Commissioner Long concided in this
view rather too eagerly, il appeared,
while Comm issivner Cook mildlv protest.
ed. The reporters were beginning to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03
Naval Veterans.

Saturday night was the regular meeting
of the Farragut Association. Captain
William l.. Laird, commanding.
Naval veterans residing in or out OF the
city, not belonging to the association, are
cordially invited TO attend these Saturday
night meetings and get an insight oil the
workings.
Communications from different sources
we're veceived and read Considerable
routine business was transacted, and un-
der the head Of good OF the order several
shipmates spoke and tcld yarns OF Incl
dents that happened years ago.
Since the organization of the associa-
ton, Oct. ~, 1889, ont Of n membership OF
90, 10 members have deceased viz, John
r. Chadwick, Henry W. Crawford,
Thomas Dale, Theodore :. Gilmore, VIII
liam II. Hutchinson, NJ. d.. William Nc
Gale, Edward Il. Springer, James O. Sea-
mans, John Tracy, Joseph Waterman.
Shipmate James Il. Cooper has Joined
Farragut Association OF Naval Veterans at
Boston.
There Is some talk OF getting up Q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03
knights of Honor.

Excelsior Lodge room was enlivened on
Friday evening by a discussion of the
financial problem: Chow far shall we go,
in assisting members who have suffered
from the recent business depression, and
are now in arrears?n
This has been source of embarrass-
ment to the financial officers and a fra
ternal spirit ON their part has resulted in
serious loss to them. Finding patience
no longer virtue, il was decided to cut
off all "dead wood" even though the
process reduced the membership. The
trustees now refuse TO help any more
careless drones from the funds in their
hands. New features are TO be added to
make the lodge meetings interesting, and
lively campaign will be opened in the
fall. Tickets for the moonlight clam
bake are now ready.
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ROYAL Arcanum.

On Thursday evening GIand Regent w.
Il. Wesley, accompanied by his board and
members OF the city councils TO the num-
ber of about GO, boarded the steamer
Wave and enjoyed a sail to Bristol, where
they were met by the members OF Mount
Hope Council. The event was the official
VISIT OF the grand officers. To make the
affair more attractive the well-known de-
gree team from Moshassuck Council was
taken along and during the evening the
team exemplified the degree in manner
that was gratifying TO the grand officers.
After the degree had been exemplified
a banquet was served. After the good
things TO eat had been sampled, speeches
were i'm order, and the large gathering
was very pleasantly and Interestingly
addressed by the grand regent, W. Il.
Wesley, Grand Vice Regent W. B. Ran
spach, Supreme Representative Mcmahon
OF Newport, Regent William w. Green,
Weybosset Council of this city, and
others. The delegation arrived home
about midnight.
The Providence delegation was enter
tanned a short time during the evening
by the Harbor View Club.
Two applications for membership were
received In Weybosset Council, Monday
evening. A chaplain will be elected at
the next session.
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BAPTIST.

Friendship Street-Preaching, l0:45 m. by
kev l. Il Farnham, Salon, Mass; >, l2;l5
pm:I IS G K, 6:s5.
Pawyuxet-services in Trinity. Chapel.
Preaching with worship, l0:45; Lords
supper. Y; :, 1915; q g; q L,
Pearl street-Bev J Bassett will preach at
l0:l5 a m and 80; 5, 2:lb; at
First-Rev II NJ King, d D. D,'pastor. Public
worship with sermon at l0:45 IN and 80
pm: preaching by Rev 4 Edwin Brown,
u ID, OF Philadelphia; 1913 IN; Z
meeting 6:45 y IN
French Mssion-1n Stewart Street Baptist
Church, corner Pond street. Preaching at
4pm by Row Edouard X Ramette, pastor.
jefferson Street-Preaching and communion
l0:45: 1918; Y l.. & II $50: song
service and sermon 7:30. W ii Palmer,
Central-Rev It ID Anderson. ID ID, pastor.
Union services at 10 :i5 a m and 30 y IN,
with preaching by Rev Andrews. ID ID.
Branch AyenueIPreaohing at 70 10 by the Rey
WI Reynolds; at l2l5; at
6:l5; evening service at y m.
North Chapel-s ; at $3.50; preaching at p m.
Fourth--Preaching by the pastor, Rev II u
Barnes at l0:i5 and 30: l2l5; b y p
u 6:45.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Union-Broad street above stewart. Wallace
Nutting, pastor. Services, l0:ij and 30 (;
Rev Is webb, ID ., OF Wellesley, Mass,
viii preach at both morning ana evening
services.
Plynouth-Pennsvlvania avenue near Broad
street. William & Stinson, pastor. Preach
ing lO4j and 30; Rev Wilder of
GAINESVILLE, Wis. will supply the puplit
both morning and evening; R;l5.
North-F II Decker pastor will preach at
iO:45, "a Fatal Assumption; = :, 1913;
IPSCE T. conducts evening servc at T.
| Central Angel streot-Union services az the
First Baptist Church at l04j and 90
| Free Evangelical Richmond street. Rev J II
Larry pastor. Morning service 1895; 5 5
II M evening service, Z 30, subject,
"Chrst Natures Interpreter" Seats free.
| Pi1Vrfm=freachtuV NJ 10 rs ana - bv fsuv
| NJ Burnham, ID ID, OF St Louis; at
| bl5: Y : q u at AS.
| olivei--755 wostminstor street. T Clarke.
| pastor. Services > ) az y IN preaching
. IN. weighed and Wanting; p m,
"Quenching the spirit"
| EPISCOPAL
| 81 Mark's-Rivorside, Rev A Romick, rector.
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Grand Orient.

In the Fourth OF July parade Triptown
Council captured "a $50 cash prize. At the
next meeting of the mem bers a live com
mittee was appointed to devise ways and
means whereby the said $50 could be
spent and each and every member get
every mill that was his just due. The
members, all being Rhode Islanders,
thought that a clam dinner should play
prominent part in anything that was pro-
posed, so the committee reported that
fenner's farm had been hired for the day
and just what day Is not necessary TO
state, Just that the farm was hired and the
"Princesn all went there. They had
lunch as soon as the wagons "got there
and they spent the time very pleasantly
until someone proposed game of ball.
Grand Orient Johnny Farrell was Sc
lected as one of the captains OF the team.
Johnny is lame and has been for as long
"a he can remember. SO some OF the
members began to lock around for some
one that was physically situated as
Johnny was. They found man by the
name of Cook, and he being lame, there
could be no cause for complaint. So the
is went at IL and played ball until none
of them could walk as well as Princes
Cook and Farrell. There was no one pres
ent that thought TO keep tally OF the
runs. 1t was dark when they started for
home, but they did not make a start un-
til they looked into the pockets OF the
grand purse bearer TO see IL there was a
cent Of the $50 left. Being satisfied that
there was not they came home, and at
the next meeting II is proposed to have a
vote of thanks sent His Honor Mayor
Olney and his Fourth of July committee,
md for the way the cash was distributed.
"For," said one OF the leading moguls OF
the yriptown Council, "we never had such
an enormCGs sum st Tuoney before At ,ne
time, and hope we never will again. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03

Lady Lincoln Council, Daughters OF
Liberty, will have a field day at Rocky
Point August 3. An invitation has been
extended to all other councils OF that
branch OF the order in the State.
The "Beatified" third degree team of
Lincoln Council expects 10 get into work
ing order by September !.
The officers OF the State Council made
an official visit TO Commodore Perry
Council last evening. They were very
pleasantly entertained.
The committee that have charge OF the
pilgrimage 10 Philadelphia Will meet the
early part of the coming week
The State Board Council will meet Mon
day evening.
fhe officers OF the State Council made
an official visit to Wexford Council Fri
day evening. A banquet was served.
Two applications for membership were
received in Hope Council, Daughters OF
Liberty, Friday evening. The various
committees for the balance OF the year
were appointed. The degree will be con-
ferred upon a number of candidates FRI
day evening.
The committee that have charge OF the
excursion to Philadelphia have made ar
rangements al the Continental Hotel IN
| that city for 100 Rhode Islanders. The
fare is S5. so, with breakfast 30 cents more.
| Everything is being done by the citizens
| of that city TO make the affair a success.
| Grand Army Posts have rendered the use
| Of their halls to the visitors during their
stay in the city. Not only members oil
the order but strangers will be well cared
| for. The order was born In that city and
| the 5Oth session of the National Council
| will be held there during the week be-
ginning Monday, September 8.
There was n large attendance at the
session of Lucy Hayes Council, Daugh-
tiers of Liberty, Thursday evening. After
| the regular business had been disposed oil
a supper was served. Arrangements have
| been made for a "donKey party" for
| Thursday evening, Aug. 10.
One application for membership was
received in Garfield Council last evening.
| Joseph Tarr and Frederick Wyatt were
elected as the social committee for 1896.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03

The rank of esquire was given one can
ddate in Garfield Lodge, Tuesday even
ing. This lodge will make an excursion
down the bay on the steamer Nave on
the evening OF Thursday, August 20
The rank OF page will be conferr ed
upon one candidate in Elmwood Lodge,
Wednesday evening.
Brother X. ID. Lewis was nominated as
vice-chancellor, and illiam III. McLane
as master-at-arms in Enterprise Lodge,
Thursday evening.
At the meeting Of Sterling Division of
the uniform rank last evening IL was
voted not to have any more degree work
until the first meeting night in Septem-
ber, when there will be at least FIVE can
didates
A. III. Rivard, charter member OF
Elmwood Lodge, died Tuesday, after a
short illness. He will be buried Thurs
day from the Catholic Church on Harrison
street. There was delegation from the
lodge present at the church. The inter
ment was in st. Francis Cemetery.
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CHAPTFR fl0T.

An ACT In Amendment of Chapter al Of the
Public Laws. Passed at the January Session.
A. ID. 1859.
1t is enacted by tho General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECrIoE l. Section 3 Of Chapter III OF the
Public Laws, passed az the January Session
A. -. 1883, entitled San act authorizing tho
board OF aldermen of tho city Of Providence
10 compel connections with sewers on severed
streets, Is hereby amended so as TO read as
follows:
'SEc 8 In case the owner or occupant TO
whom such order shall be directed shall neg
lect or refuse 10 comply therewith within ten
days after the service thereof upon him, such
occupant or owner shall be fined not less than
Ave nor more than twenty dollars for each
subsequent twenty-four hours during which
he shall neglect or refuse TO comply there
with, and, in case such neglect or refusal shall
continue for sixty days after the service of
said order. said board of aldermen may cause
any cess-pool, privy'vault, or other arrange
ment for the reception OF drainage upon the
land OF such owner or occupant 20 be filled up
and destroyed, and the tendency Of any APP.
peal from any OF such orders or doings Of said
board shall not affect tho power of said board
after the expiration Of said period of sixty
days to cause the same 10 be forthwith filed
up and destroyed, the aforegoing provisions
being ia the interest OF the public health Of
said city"
sEc D. This act shall take effect upon its
passage.
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CHAPTER li1o.

An ACT In Amendment OF Chapter SG7 OF the
Public Laws, Entitled "An Act in Relation
90 o., North Burial Ground In the City OF
Providence
II IL enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION 1. Section I OF Chapter 357 % the
Public Laws, entitled "An act I'm relation 30
the North Burial Ground IN the city of Provi.
dcnce," passed at the January session, A. ID.
1861, Is hereby amended 80 as TO read as fol-
lows:
SECTION I. Any person may by decd or
will. give. bequeath or devise 30 the commits
sioncrs for the time being Of the North Burial
Ground In tho city OF Providence. and their
SUCCESSORS In office, any property or estate.
real ar personal, 90 be applied &C. the improve.
ment of any burial lot, or tho construction Of
g monument Cr other structure for memo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03
Pythian Slsterhood.

Hermione Assembly will meet next
Monday evening, and the entertainment
committee has prepared something pleas
ing for all present
Past Chancellor Annie Laird is spending
her vacation in New Jersey, and Keeper of
Records and Seal Neya Laird of Hermione
Assembly is at the mountains of Maine.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal Mrs.
l.. B. Joslin and her daughter, Florence,
are spending the summer in Putnam,
Conn.
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rial to tho dead I'm sail ground. ss Ssr ne
purpose Of constituting fund - BE- held IN
perpetual trust. SO thas the income thereof
may be applied continually for the prsserva-
tica and care Of any such burial lot or monu-
mental structures therein, as In and by such
deed or viii may be directed or dcoiared 10
bs the object of the creation Of such trrst.
said burial ground, for theclsolves and their
successors In Office in trust for the purpose Of
burial Of such persons only IA. such lot OF lots
"a shall he designated ard directed by Tho
grantor in any deed or BY the teststor In any
will"
sEc. 2. This act shall take effect from anc
after It's passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03

There was a gathering OF 200 or more
In front of the Narragansett Hotel yester-
day morning, whose sole object i'm LIE
for that time was TO end the existence OF
-Apge rat-tAat- -Aed, Ia soma -AaN- lonnd
its way to the coping over the Dorrance
street side of the hotel. Every long pole
in the vicinity was brought into service,
and all means were used to end the life OF
the rodent, except shooting. Patrick j:
Sheehan, the head porter, at last Knocked
Mr.. Rat down, which ended 'he excite
ment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03
CHAPTER Ii0s.


An ACT In Addition to Chapter 6SS Of the Pub
lie Laws, Passed at the January Session, A.
ID. 1878, Entitled "An Act In Relation to
Buildings In the City Of Providence and For
Other Purposes"
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION !. Every person intending TO erect
any building or other permanent structure
within ten feet of any street or highway in
said city, whether said street or highway is
duly received by said city or otherwise dodi-
Gated 60 public use or % alter tho location OF
which wall is in like proximity 10 such street
OF highway, shall. six days before proceeding
60 build or Co alter the location Of such ox-
tcrnal wall and before taking out n permit for
the same, file in the Office Of the city engineer
written notice % such intention, stating the
use and location of the structure "A proposed
SEC g The city engineer shall, within five
days after receiving the notice specified In the
foregoing section, proceed To mark out and
define the street line adjacent 30 the proposed
structure, IL such line can be accurately de-
termined. He shall also, within the said time,
mark the grade Of the adjacent street IL such
grade has been duly established or defined,
and shall make such return ~ said marking
Of line and grade 90 the inspector of buildings
~ EnAff be necessary for said inspectors In
formation.
SEo. 3. The inspector % buildings shall not
issue any permit for building until he Is salts
fed that the applicant has complied with the
provisions % the foregoing section.
SEC. T. No person shall obstruct any street
In said city. or any part thereof, by building or
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American Mechanics.

State Examiner Ralph Mayor Will pre-
aide over an open meeting that will be
held by the charter members of the new
council that is being formed in Mount
Pleasant, Monday evening, August IL.
State Council Secretary Charles W.
Littell has got out the report OF the ses-
sion OF the State Council which was held
few weeks ago.
Deputy state Councillor II. J.. Pierce
made an official visit to Lincoln Court
Thursday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order TO facilitate the publication OF the
announcements OF sunday services and do
THE NEWS, in future will print on saturday
afternoon notices received before m. the
previous evening. such notices should be
limited 10 hree lines each. and Five CENTS A
LINE will be charged for every line over three,
but no charges will be made for announce
mcnts 10 the amount of three lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03
CHAPTER l4ns.

AN ACT Authorizing the Mayor OF the City OF
Providence 10 Contract With Rhode Island
Hospital For the Construction and Mainte-
nance OF Hospital For Care Of Contagious
and Infectious Diseases.
II il enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION /. The mayor Of the city Of Provi-
dence Is hereby authorized and empowered TO
contract ON behalf OF the city Of Providence,
with the Rhode Island Hospital OF said Provf-
dence. for the construction and maintenance
of a hospital ward building or buildings for
the care of contagious aud infectious diseases
at a cost not TO exceed tn. sum Of seventeen
thousand five hundred dollars, said sum TO be
charged TO the appropriation for contingencies.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03

naval excursion down the river with din
ner and a good time.
Out of the 80 members there are but
two who were on the same ship together
during the war, Secretary Blanding and
Reuben B. p. Smith.
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placing therein any temporary or permanent
structure, or any portion OF such structure,
except In conformity with the provisions Of
said Chapter 0es OF the Public laws and Of
the acts in amendment thereof and n addition
thereto. Any person thus obstructing any
street as aforesaid. or aiding OF assisting
therein, shall be fined twenty dollars for ev.
cry such obstruction. and shall also be- fined
not exceeding twenty dollars for each day
that such obstruction shall continue.
Sec ). All acts and parts OF acts inconsist'
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
, shall take effect from and after its passage.
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An ,'pexproted I'Icasure.

Noiehbor Crushing in)-Quick, mani
Your house is on fire, but you niay 10
able 10 save u yet. -,
suburban Rcsidont--Lct her burn itn
be the first tire this house las been wnrin
since I've lived In IL. --London Tit Bit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03

The mean temperature of Missouri Is 55
degrees. Of Illinois 80, of Iowa &C. ~ Knn-
sls 53 cs arkansas o., os Msiuc a., "
TGxaG 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-03

LADIES' RUSSET LEATHER
Shoe Polish, manufactured by
G. O.. Burbank 81 Co., price
was 10c.
LADIES' INDIA KID LOW
Shoes, patent leather tip, opera
toe, sizes 3 to 8; price was 65c.
LADIES' KID LOW SHOES,
opera toe, patent calf tips;
price was 81. 90.
MEMS BLACK AND WHITE
Canvas Lace Shoes, calf
trimmed; price was s1.25.
LADIES' VICI KID AND
Russet Low Shoes, also ladies'
Canvas Low Shoes, price was
S1.50.
400 PAIRS OF LADIES' LOW
Shoes, button and lace, russet
and black; price was s1.75 and
500.
LADIES' FINE RUSSET KID
Lace Shoes, opera toe, & and
ID wide. sizes 2l2 TO q; price
was 81 90.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE RUS
set Kid Low Shoes, Il, G, ID
and Il wide, pick toe, sizes 2l2
to 8; price was ~. so.
LADIES' VICI KID HAND
Sewed Low Shoes, opera and
Philadelphia toe, B TO Il wide;
price was $500.
LADIES' RUSSET BUTTON
Boots, large button, Goodyear
welt, opera toe; usual price
S3. 90.
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Cor. Westminster
and Eddy Streets.
CLOAK DEPT.

NOW is your chance to buy seasonable
garments at your own price. You will
realize the cut in former prices when
you look at them.