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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
BLAcKroor. IDAHO. DEoEnBER is. 1897
An Evil.

One OF the great evils existing in
Idaho is the wanton abuse of men fill
ing state, county and precinct offices.
1t is so often unmerited, so often UNI
just. Legitimate criticism of an OH
GERS official acts, Of his shortcomings
and OF his misdoings is right and proper,
but to abuse him is unfair; it is wicked,
it is wholly wrong.
Perhaps the evil is not carried to the
same extent as was known in past
years, but it is too common to-day. Its
effect is felt in every county Of the
state. 1t is known to the states in
jury in other states. 1t is an open
charge, and claimed to be true, that he
who wilfully does his country an injury
is unpatriotic and is an unworthy cit
izen, but THE NEWS does not contend
that every one indulging in abuses
wants to be counted unworthy or I'M
patriotic.
The customand it has grown to be
too much Of CUSTOMS not confined
TO any particular party. Democrats
and Republicans, Populists and Pro-
hibitionists may all plead guilty, more
or less, to the charge. Nor is the
abuse heaped upon one particular class
of officers. State, county, precinct and
appointed officials share indiscrimin-
ately, alike, unless it be. the higher
the Office the greater the abuse.
THE NEWS notes with pride that the
press of the state, generally, gives no
encouragement TO such course, to
such indulgences. 1t is plain to every
body where the evil persisted in will
place Us. 1t will eventually drive the
best class OF citizens out OF the service:
it will leave hardened politicians TO
conduct the affairs OF state and county.
Men Of delicate sensibilities, culture
and refinement will not place them
selves in public employment and public
Office to be made the target for wanton
abuse and blackguardisn. When we
criticise officers let US be fair and just.
They are the choice OF the people and
when we abuse them uniustly the peo-
pie will soon find il out, and will know
how cheap our statements are in the
public market.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
Like the Blue Bottles.

The action Of the courts OF the state
In declaring its laws one by one uu-
constitutional, brings to mind the mo-
notonous little song Of the '.Blue Bot
tles:u
"Forty-nine blue bottles hanging on the vail;
Take one blue bottle away from them all.
Leaves forty.eisht blue bottles. hanging on
the wall
'Forty-eight blue bottles hanging on the wall
Take one blue bottle away from them all,
Leaves forty-seyen blue bottles, hanging ON
the wall.
"Forty-seyen blue bottles hanging on the wall,
Take one biue bottle away from them ali.
Leaves fortysix blue bottles. hanging on the
wall"
And an ad fnGnffurn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
Law to Hang Murderers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Senator Per-
kins Of California today introduced q
bill to amend that paragraph OF the Re-
yised Statutes relating TO the appeal on
habeas corpus of criminal cases to the
Supreme court Of the United States.
The object Is TO do away with nuner-
GUS appeals by attorneys Of prisoners
made with the sole view OF gaining
time. Senator Perkins presents the
Durrant case as particularly strong
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

THE postoiiice department Is soon to
issue an entirely new set OF postal
cards, and incidentally, as a result Of
greater economy In their manufacture,
the government is to save at least $50.
600 q year.
The cards are to be slightly smaller
than those in use, and as millions Of
them are issued by the department an.
nually, . part OF the saving Is attribu.
table to this reduction In size,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
Fourth Sentence for Durrant.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.--William
Henry Theodore Durrant, the con-
demned murderer OF Blanche Lamont,
was sentenced this morning by Judge
Bahrs for the fourth time to suffer the
extreme penalty OF the law, the date
Of his execution being set for January
It'll next.
His attorneys made desperate effort
to secure further delay and pave the
way for another appeal to the Supreme
Court, but Judge Bahrs was memorable
and overruled each and every objection
made to the proceedings.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

Senator Pettigrew's bill granting set
tiers the right TO make second home
stead entries has passed the Senate.
IT will 90 20 the House and IT passed
by that body win likely meet the Presi-
dents approval and become Law.
The bill provides that persons who
are not the owners Of lands acquired
under the homestead law may have
the right to make second entry cover
log as much Us leo acres.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

SPEAKER REED has many friends
who believe him to be the biggest man
IN the Republicans party to-day, and the
speaker may get IL into his head, with
= nope Of presidential honors, to make
!. interesting for the Mckinley Repub.
leans during this term Of Congress.
he can do IL u he wants 10, and he
VIII do II. That Ia the kind Of man
Reed Is.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

The PETITION presented by Senator
hoar protesting against the annexation
OF Hawaii was signed by q ,2s9 native
hawaiians. This is seven times AZ
many people as possess the elective
franchise under the present form Of
government In Hawaii, and about ten
times as many as give the Dole govern
ment cordial support. Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

roe doctrine, which Was promulgated
for the purpose Of preventing the ex-
tension Of monarchlal institutions upon
this hemisphere. The United States
and Mexico will uphold the torch OF
freedom before the nations Of the
world and prove that the governments
derive their just powers from the con
sent Of the governed and not from the
rights OF hereditary power"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
Hir business.

The Hamilton rown shos osuzF
Of ST. Louis, Mo-, has dora 5000
worth Of business This year.
A few years ago the ccup&sy ssfa
business on a small capital q =
thousand dollars, and b. IN assss
dealings has bulls up . trade eeu'z
O., 900. 600.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

The NEWS respectfully asks what are
we going 70 doabout the labor question
II Hawaii 10 annexed and becomes a
state Of the Union. What are we going
TO DO with the Chinese. II sauce IL not
good for the Chinese goose in California
will II be good for the gandcr In Hawaii
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
bargains For The Hoiidsys

Anderson, The Photographic. 'asa's :
two doors south OF the hoaFiaT =
offers great holiday bargains paa
the holidays he will make Zoe ca'' : !
sizc, full figure. photos for oue -
per dozen, and next size for y essa Z
dozen. This viii be your oppofsa'sl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

Ex-PREsfpEST CLEVELAND under.
stood the Hawaiian situation perfectly
and was opposed TO annexation. He il
now of the coast Of Carolina shooting
ducks, and Congress il Disgusting The
scheme OF annexation. Three months
hence that body may reach the rock
upon which be planted both feet three
years ago.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

ISptAs COMMISSIONER luxH Is
recommend that congrs=s pss ssg
tribal government Of Indlsas -
out delay. He IL tired IL he "
chief business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

Navel oranges al HoIbrak'a
seelcy's perfumes are the bsst ~
ian be found a; The Fcrnlsh drss 'sss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18
Dellnanent Notice.

nLACKrooT IRRIGATION C0Af 4 ~
~ CorpurntiontA Location ~ piMs fdaM
ness. HIackfoot. bingham Counu' ~. =, n
NOTICE. There are delinauens ~ =, X n
following Described stock. on aocos aas 4 i d
sessmcnt No. 20. levied on the @'n ~ ,a.,.sa
tober. 1897. the several amounts ~ , a. j
the names of tho respective s'ocAas
follows; II
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-18

And in accordance with law ah' ~. ~ rsx
OF Board Of Trustees Of the oofl'oras 4 psd
on said 10th day o. October, i'", bs W.
sharos OF each parcel Of stock - W. Il NJ
ossary viii be sold Al public aue, . iaabe !
onloe Of the company IN Blackf s..,, y, ia
5o'eioois .. M. on the sth day 81 's sast Of v
10 pay delinquent assessment ~
vertising and expense o. sale. ...uv
secretary and Treasfa
Fastorn Idaho We ,'ss
BIacItfoot, idaho, Idaho, Dee Y NV
The times., 1897-12-19
ELIGIBLE LIST REVISED
New York's Exclusive Set to Rep
resent Seventy-Five Persons.
Mrs ogden Mills and Mrs Henry
Sloane Use the Blue
Pencil

New YORK, Dec 1S. The burden If
TumOr that IL stirring the domain .aiIed
society is that Mrs. ogden Mills tGd MIS-
Henry I. sloane have constituted them.
selves the joint successors of the iate
Ward McAlliSter and are engaged in me
delicate duty OF blue peucIin. lis famous
list of eliaibles.
Ward McAlIister fenced in IN incl0sars
which would accommodate four hundrtd
and not one more. In later life ne con-
tracted tire boundaries, So that ,nly 90
could be sheltered inside, while he Ie-
nIainder we're permitted 70 look over the
fence.
Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. Henry T,
Sloane are more arbitrar than tue 1rD.ter
who has passed away. or, ut ;.ll " vents,
rumor credits item with the :ateniUn OF
cutting the L 90 in bJlf.
To be specific, these two inatroas ere
organizing series OF dane es 20 .ssSs place
during January. .theinvitatiOn list 20 which
Will include only sevent y-iive names.
Hence a flulteriug ia society dovecoteS.
Who are to be shepherded within the pas
ture, ana WHO are t. be left without That
is the question which is Just now pro.
ductive of much heartburning.
IL is the application Of the old prinoIDle
from which the French derive their 7hruse
Creme de la creme, only that It g ex.
tended Ifthe original 800 W as the cream,
for example. Ward McAllisters 100 was
the cream of the cream, and the newly
edited Seventy-five OF Mrs. Mills and Mrs.
Sloane will be the cream of the cream yf
the cream
The new series will have no connection
with the renowned dinner dances, which
We're organized u few years agD by Mrs
Bradley Martin and Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Those Tevels Comprised each one Il lance
ar the home OF one of the organizers or
of some member of the Vanderbilt .dD,ily.
preceded by dinners at the houses II differ
ent members of the Cotsrie.
But the dinner dances are no more, Tor
are they likely to be revived. Besides,
the projected dances of the 10 promise
to he more important. The news that they
are contemplated occasions the more sur
prise, inasrnuch as Mrs. Mills and ld-s.
Sloane We're believed to be at dGggors
points last winter over the quadrille dHOn-
neur at the BIadley-Nlartin bail. But it
is evident that whatever differences ex-
listed betv cen them have been smOOthed
over. since they have ioined forces to play
the role OF ST. Peter ut the society gare-
way.
The snces OF the ''T5' are expected
to be highly original in conception. They
are expected 10 be given either at
Deimonic0's or the Astoria. and the isct
that most II the favored ones are
possess0rs OF expensive Costumes Worn &c
the Bradley Martin ball has given rise 70
the Tum0r that fancy dress viii play an
important part in the festivities.
Apart from this. January Is 20 be the
Eayest month IN the annals n society.
Among ether grand halls for which aI'is
have already been issued are those Of Mrs.
AstOr, ON the 18th; Mrs. Oe'isn Mills. q
the 10Th, and Mrs. Henry sloane, IN the
9Th
The times., 1897-12-19
Mammoth purchase and
sale fine gift umbrellas.

Just at an opportune time
right in the midst of the hoii-
day whirligig "a most eX-
traortiinarg and advantageous
purchase OF finest silk urn-
brelias embracing the entire
sample line of a maker OF
the finest and highest cost
umbrellas in all America.
Sterling and gold mounted,
pearl handles, beautifully
lacauered. with sterling silver
and gold; fine ivory handles,
in white or scorched: exquis-
itely trimmed, finest hand
carving. horn handles. Finest
hand-decorated Dresden han
dies. with solid silver and gold
deposit work. New gold
handles set with briiliants.
Choicest natural wood han
dies. beautiful sterling silver
trimmings.
The times., 1897-12-19
seful, Yet Ornamental.

We refer TO Aprons, as we could
not name more useful article for
Xma gift, than one of our elab-
crate styles or Aprons.
The following list viii give rou
an idea Of our numerous styles and
prices:
For a leader, we are selling q
large, full Apron, trimmed in rm-
broidery insertion, Which originally
sole for Ice.
Holiday price. &C
Aprons made of fine quality
Apronette, / Ia yds. wile,i I'd.
long, 4 rows OF woven tucks,
Tor ........-........... sc
An extra wide Apron, trimmed
all around with rows OF drawn
work insertion, wide strings,
deep hem.
Aprons, made of Nainsook Apron
ette, 4oin. wide, 1 yd long. These
come in a varietyof styles, tucked
embroidery and lace trimmed; suit
abe for nurses or waitress
Aprons =. :. =. =. :. =. :. 2Ec
Nurses Aprons, . yds. wide, .
rows Of tucks, Gin. fem. .aQc
A very fine Lawn Apron, made
with deep hem and row of EN-
broldery Insertion, extra wide
strings - :. >. :. . :. zoe
Ladies' Fancy Swiss Aprons, lace
and ribbon trimmed, ranging in
price from $50 to S2.98.
The times., 1897-12-19
Louvre
Glove Co..
oIo F St.

of rats and hats and are located within
hooting distarce Of an owl. though faI
enough from your next neighbor to 6ei
supernatural rtvcrberat ions from his la Y.
ing dogs. there is no reason why you tan {
get alop. as Satisfactorily with mock
spook as you can with, say, mock turtle.
Naturally, a real ghost would be pre-
ferable to these make shifts but YOU
must not expect too much in this world!
The Christina sehost hunt is impor ted from
The times., 1897-12-19
Metal Goods.

3ec Calendars -25c
PaperCutters,w with whitemetal
handles, each in box. ..25
Writing Sets, consisting of blot
ter, pen, box ana paper cut
ter :. :. SOC
Ink Wells on white metal
stands. Worth 50c......&6
SEAS Clocks in white metal
$1.9s
S8.75 Clocks, in French Gilt.
$2.9S
Ink Wells, with jewels in tops.
2sc
Jewel Belts. in oxydized and
gilt, from 98c up
Chain Purses, in Gilt and Sill
yer, with jewelin each one. 1Sc
Florenune frames $50
S1.4s Frames. iDpink and blue
enamel ..................... $50
A fine line of 25c. white metal
frames.
Mirrors with brass frames for
$14S and S1.9S.
The times., 1897-12-19
For ladies and men.

A magnificent line Of high
art Umbrellas. with handles;
worth from $3.50 10 $3.50
esch at wholesale. 1898.
Includes Medallion portrait,
Dresden. fine French horn
and elegant ivory handles.
pearl, with sterling deposits.
etc.. ETC.. $4.9S.
Christmas shoppers VIII find
we nave made every effort
10 make their buying here AL
VantageOus IN price, In quail
ity and il variety.
The times., 1897-12-19

The latest fad QUITS ghost. If you are
the lucky owner of a rcaked house, roped
with ivory ard smothered in trees, you
should issue cards for a Christmas ghost
hunt at once. Don't hesitate on acco mt
of the scarcity of game, for ia shion has
caught hands with brand new theory
of some unspeakable sort, that ghosts
are always around, if not always in nNi-
dence. SC, if you have your fair share
The times., 1897-12-19
Gen. chy'- chili.wife SIN Ab>,.nt.

Valley View. KY. Dee ~. Mrs. Dora
Clay has not ref urnstI O. her husband. t'sn.
Cassius NJ. Cay. she promised hifn that
she would ~ back % Whitehall yesterday.
but she remained here She did not ex
press any ds sire Ia return toIay. A friend
~ CieIi kicitarGsou says he thinks Dora
will never retuTu 20 the old general.
The times., 1897-12-19
Gloves
for
AllluO
Present.
ing.

Nothing like this display has ever been
shown in Washington
And III all the many thousands of pairs
shown there'snot a doubtful quality among
them! Everything the worlds best glove
makers could devise-the latest and most
fashionable designs-f ladies, men, misses
and boys.
The times., 1897-12-19

Mrs. Sanford, of Rutland, VT, who is a
guest of the Vice President and Mrs.
Hobart, will accompany her host ami
hostess early in the week To their home
i'm Paterson, y. j.. where they win sp-ad
the Christmas season.
The times., 1897-12-19
Three big specialties in
Black Dress Goods for Christ
mas Presentation:

BLACK, ALL-wooL CnEyIoT
SERGE, excellent in value, 80
ins. Worth 81 90. Price. .z6c
Black, all-wool Cia V Serge rench,
really good value at 81, 52
inches vide. Price ..-..-..8 80c
Black, all-wool Moscoveitta Ar
mure, French, very fine quality
Warranted to give perfect salts
faction in every respect; worth
Sl.25, ~ ms; price. ROO
The times., 1897-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo dc Diaz-Albertini
and their daughter, Miss Cornell, are To-
Gated for the winter at the Grafton.
The times., 1897-12-19
Bon Marche, 3l4-31b Seventh

England, where the houses are aneie II
enough 10 harfor spectres VINO We're there
before " illistI the Conqueror and that il
where tie fear comes in that tile fad over
here inas fail We have no Danish towers
nor Norman keeps, nor EliZdhethan dun
geons, ncr any other old thing" where
ghosts can prDwi around i'll costumes 20
match the architecture. The American
spectre has TO choose between street
ana his BEST suit and the poverty Of the
choice viii mrst unlikely unfit hin for
the Spectacular part fashion lids him to
play.
OF course, there are exceptions, Tor even
In this very Washington there is one or
thet-eassIre. guarding ghosts You rea d about
an out and out buCca neet OF the Spanish
main variety, with cooked hat, gold ace
ruffles, high yellow boots, red jacket, and
a most unpl-u SAINT smell. Those .icqua intcd
with him say that he eiinks his chains
orstulen doubluons to the rythrn of women 5
and wouldn't re half bad to have around
If il were not for habit he has OF wearing
his head in his hands.
Ii you have only q modern home, with
cherry belonging don't be discouraged. but
get youI Iseifinvited to spend Christmas week
with some dear and haunted friend. That
is what the London girls do.
Fashion is Interested in the evolution Of
the spet ter. She considers it possible that
there may be such a thing rs the new
ghost-hcnce The Christmas hunts. And
their he bits have changed. You 1Op I
catch the modern ghost trailing around
mody midnight churchyards and haunting
ruined ca stiles along with the bats. lie
turks In the warm shadows OF nurseries
where babies frolic and sleep; goes in
cognito to teas without being Obliged to
taste things; gets into theaterS-dea dheaJ-
and while the play is on stalks around
with Hamlet, sups with Banquo, throws
our personal insiDuations concerning the
specter Underground cold huckleberry pud-
ding, and leaves for the electric lights of
the Avenue the minute the curtain goes
down.
This latest whim of society has already
found its critics, but, after a IL, we must
not hope to evolve fad that VIII nit
everybody until we learn to turn people
out in molds like candles, or measure .hem
like potatoes, by the peck.
The times., 1897-12-19

Miss katharyn McGirr and Miss Gould
will leave Tuesday to spend the next few
weeks liz Philadelphia and New York
The times., 1897-12-19

One hundred and fifty va
Tieties of FreSh-ma'ie-every y
da y-Candies! Include every
kind OF Chocolates, all vari-
eties of Bon Bons and every
other sort of Confectionery
ma de.
Packed in 1, ., 3 and o.
pound boxes. Sunda y-schools,
churches and sucieties-whO
have use for large lots-a
handsome percentage off reg
ular prices Is offered.
The times., 1897-12-19

Lieut.. and Mrs. r. NJ. G.. Brown, who
have reopened their house on / street
will have as their Christmas guests ex-
Senator and Mrs. Davis.
The times., 1897-12-19

Though sufficiently recovered to en-
tertain yesterday with her usual gracious
charm, Miss Litchfield is still an n.
valid and is not as yet able To receive
callers
The times., 1897-12-19

DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will siye
the last of their present series of reC.p-
tions to the members of the New YORK
Avenue Church tomorrow evening fruin
to 10 o'clock
The times., 1897-12-19

This happened last week at tea. \
sumptucus satin dowager was "A bsor b,ng
the big half Of sofa, her neighb
being callow silk matron, plainly too
anxious to please. Between them lay
scraps Of the character of third ,ypn;i n
that had been irresponsibly picked to
pieces by them. as children pluck
flower leaf from the stem. That is lille
women; they never mean harm, they just
do it!
The dowagcr tolera ted only those things
she did herself. She had never been
stage struck, therefore:
How that wretched girl can ever
hold her head up after joining circus"
WAS 1T the circus?' asked the caIiow
one, who knew in her poor little chick III
much larger, il not so interesting, as the
function Oh hand.
'It was the opera, and you both ought
to be ashamed of yourselyes!-
Never sword flashed from scabbard more
swiftly thar this interruption came from
a chiffon blonde in passing by. 1t sounded
very like the beginning, middle, AMI end
of big quarrel, but as the blonde lives
on even q higher social summit that the
dowager. that willy old person gave the
departing vindicator a coquettish Dab
the novelist would call honeyed accents,
You are SO fond Of arguing, my dear
And then satin and silk folds come
nearer together, and the two women Cos
siped again.
The times., 1897-12-19

Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Day have as their guest Miss Clara Shields
OF Akron, Ohio. who Will remain until
the New Year.
The times., 1897-12-19

DR.. Anita Newcomb McCiee, 2010 Wyo-
ming avenue, Washington Heights. will
receive Saturdays in January and Feb
rUaFy.
The times., 1897-12-19

Miss Elizabeth Byrde Bobb left iast
night for Lewistown, Pa 20 attend the
wedding of her friend, Miss Bessie Weber
To MFR. Harry Snedien Laird on DacemGer
22. MISS Pobb VIII be at home after
December 80.
The times., 1897-12-19

The members Of the diplomatic CORPS
have received formal announcement Jhat
the New Year Day reception at the
White House and the diplomatic BREAKFAST
at the residence OF the Secretary of state
will he omitted. in respect to the memory
of the Presidents mother.
The times., 1897-12-19

Miss Enroll Cuthbert Brown has invita-
tions out for da nee December 20.
The times., 1897-12-19

Rear Admiral aud Mrs. Irwin are estab-
llshed for the winter at the Baltic, i35
Il street
The times., 1897-12-19

Miss Mollie Gaines, OF Hot Springs,
Ark, will spend the holiday season with
Miss Jor es, the daughter of Senator md
Mrs. J. K. Jones.
The times., 1897-12-19

Mrs. Edgar Allan and Miss Allan, of No.
1901 Eleventh street, will be at home
to their friends Fridays in January.
They will have as their guests Mrs. and
Miss Coffin, OF Pittsburg; Miss Gilbert,
of Plainfield, y. j., and Miss Wilder,
New York.
The times., 1897-12-19

to all Texans. She has many friends here
who will be glad TO welcome her to the
city.
The times., 1897-12-19

Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Kuhn, No. 1915
NJ street, a tea, 4 to 7, December Il.
The times., 1897-12-19
Holiday Hdkfs.

The advance sale Of Handker-
chiefs continues unabated. Such
stock includes every want
meets every economy. Prices and
qualities unequaled unmatched
anywhere-by anyone.
The times., 1897-12-19
Holiday Glove Sale.

Glove chances that loom up
Conspicuous above all others
offerings. The stock is In
better Christmas shape than
ever before. With each pur-
chase handsome Glove Case
and GIove-buttoner-Free.
Extraordinary efforts have
been made to make this sea-
sons Glove bargains greater
than ever. Sizes selected not
suiting exchanged after Christ
mas.
Bon Marches Peerless
Gloves. 81. 90 the pair.
Bon Marches La Tour
Gloves. ..,...$1.25 the pair.
Bon Marches Maurice
Gloves. 30 the pair.
Bon Marches Norsy
tCOur Osieri. 81. 40 the pair.
In all the new shades-in
4-button and new patent clasp.
Large lot OF Two-clasp
Walking Gloves In all the new
shades-wmte, black, tan, red,
brown, green, with new embl.
backs. Honestly a 81 Glove
tomorrow. w............... $50
Mems and Ladies' LINED
KID GLOVES-both fur trim
med and also plain-the regu-
lar retail price $1.50-our
price .................. 5oc
Mems and Ladies' LINED
FUR-TOPPED and Plain
GLOVES-reguIa selling price
is S1-our sale price-per
PAIR .-...-........,... .......1 &c
Wear a size smaller Glove.
The PATENT THUMB
GLOVE (here only ena bles
you to do it! Outwears any
Of the other Sorts-fits better
and looks handsomer.