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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04
BOYS CLOTHING &
GENTS FURNISHINGS

Everything new and at prices
which cannot be seen elsewhere.
Boys Double Breasted Knee
Pants Suits in Scotch Cheyio,s.
medium and dark co ors, value.
S2.7s, ages 4 to IS. Sale price-sui,
sL75
Boys Double Breasted Blue and
Black Cheviots, well made and
trimmed, regular s. Suit, ages a to
IS years. Sale prlce-suit
s2.oo
Mems heavy fleeced random
Shirts and Drawers, regular Ssc
quality. Sale price--suit
SOC
Mems winter weight fleeced Shirts
aud Drawers, bought months ago at
a great loss to manufacturer, $3.50
quality, for--suit
sloo
Mems heavy drill oveishir,s, ,6
inches long, Black, Striped, regu-
lar 7Sc quality. Sale price
50c
Mems Natural Grey All.wool
Shirts and Drawers. The Shirts all
SIX finished, well made, regular
price - iUr-sult
S2.0O.
Mems heavy Navy Blue feeced
lined jersey OverShrls. guaranteed
So inches long, full bodied, lust the
Thing Tor a warm shirt, regular price
s., for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04

NAV the faith and conndanoa which
her peonlo manifest in each other con.
tinuc and abound. ,,,,r So.
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Sl.00
LADIES' PURSES.

A magnificent assortment at prices
lower Than ever. Special drive this
week in many different styles OF
Purses, worth Use to 81. at-each
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0ae Of The Domestic Bargains


100 bundles of Calico Remnants,
each bundle weighs I7H TO -
pounds, and averages 100 yards,
worth So bundle, this week per
buhd.e
GO Or
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THE MASCOT.

Perfec, fitting, excellent wearing,
? clasp KID Gloves, all colors and
sizes. For three days only, pair
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LACE CURTAINS,

24o pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
tslns, in cream and White, worth
75c. This week at-pair
$50
$50 pairs Fish Net Curtains, in
new anu no ce patterns made 10 re-
tail al $3.50 pair. On sale this week
III Cream or wlite-Eer pair
95c
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KID GLOVES.

Our Kid Glove reputation is well
established. Here you alwaws find
the best values for the least money.
Ladies' a button Black Suede Kid
Gloves in Black. only sizes 81 to
6H, reduced to-pair
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cHlLERENs SHOES.

Childreus grain school Shoes,
hoe'ed or spring heel, So TO II,
wide widths only, at--pair
$40
childs' heavy Shoes, all solid, 81
to $. at
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' SHOES.

Ladies' fine Dongola Button Shoe,
patent tip square or narrow toe,
every pair right up 10 date, cheap at
sr.6o. Gong Tor one week only at
Si.l5
Ladies' crack proof calf button
Shoe, heavy sole, made for wet
weather, good value at s.. Special
price
SlG5
Ladies' box calf button or lace
Shoe. double sOles, tip OF same, very
nobby, regular price s.. For our
special sale
$3.50
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SIZE

Misses pebble grain, spring heel,
patent tip, square toe, every pair
warranted, in button only IIiS to 2,
were sold at sI.ss. Sale price only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04
EOCHA CiSTOR

In the best quality clasp fastener,
all the leading colors, 81 to IA.
This week-a pair
CSC
Every pair fitted and warranted.
Misses 4 button Kid Gloves in
Brown and Tan, a god 75c quality.
This week-pair
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Mems Natural Grey All-wool
Shirts and Drawers, The Shirts all
SIX finished, well made, regular
price - fUr-sult
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INFANTS WEAR.

: Rare Bargains Ibis week in
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SOC yd

Black and colored Poplins, extra
fine quality, 81 inches vide. worth
Si.7s. Special at.
Sl.25 yd
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COlCrtd Dress Goods Prices.

Plaids are in great demand this
season. We are showing an i'm
mense range OF colors in satin stripe
effects, a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

when the latte, train rushed past the
depot, AMI before any signal could be
given dashed Into tho sonthbound
coaches, derailing tho smoker, frat
olass day coach snt eleeper. The day
coach was thrown on Its side In largo
pool Of water.
ain the overturned car were many
passengers, among them being eeven
deserters rom Alcatraz, who were ~
charge OF Gfficers. I'he prisoners were
chained together, and whom the car
went over the wildcat confusion
reigned for time. To add to the dis.
comfort OF the passengers heavy rain
WAS falling ut the time. A wrecking
train was immediately telegrephei
for and arrived at the scene OF the
accident about O'clock"
AS SOON as possible the passengers
were all taken aboard train No. 10 and
brought to Chico. The sou,hUouDd
passengers were taken aboard the
local at IL O'Clock and conveyed TO
Sacramento, The man who suffered
from broken arm was brought to tn is
city, where medical aid was procure d
for him.
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ADMIRAL BUNCE's FLEET.
ont somewhere ON the Storm toss
Atlantic.

ont somewhere on the Storm tossed
Atlantic.
CHICAGO, FED. ia special to the
Tribune from Charleston, s. O., shys:
Admiral BuDcs and the four ships Of
the North Atlantic squadron are still
somewhere out on the storm.tossed
Atlantic. Up to late hour tonight
the lookout at historic Fort Sumter
had not made out auy ships approach
ing the harbor, and great unsssiness 10
lelt regarding the safety Of
the chips OF the squadron. The Clyde
line steamer Couianche arrived late
this afternoon, alter sempestuous
trip from New York, having been
blown out OF her course and driven by
the storm and delayed by the forco OF
the gale on the Atlantic. He saw no
trsce Of the ships OF the squadron on
his way down, although II they had
been on what Is known IA tie "5outh.
ern drill ground" ne would had lsssed
close TO them. No other incoming
vessel has sighted them.
The dispatch boat Fern which ar
rived yesterday from Hampton Roaus,
put ont TO sea again this morning with
the special dispatches and mall from
Washington for Admiral Bunce, but
she could not find the ship tonight and
shs returned.
Commancer Richardson Glover,
| VINO has received orders to join the
North Atlantic squadron, reports that
ne has eeen nothing OF the missing
| ships.
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Revival ofIn,iustry.

PIrTsBURG, Feb. THE Dispatch
tomorrow WIN say; A revival OF iu-
dustry is beginning upon the Monon-
gahela, which, 1t ia expected, viii
result soon IN placing every manu-
iacturing plant 10 full operation. The
Homestead steel works OF the Carnegie
company started up this evoaing In ali
departments, giving employment to
1000 men.
Beginning with this evening the
Westinghouse electric works at East
Plttsbufg VIII begin operations IN all
departments on both day and night
terms. The Westinghouse machine
works and the aii-hrake works at VIII
meruing will go ON n fail this week.
Tho Edgar Thompson steel works
resumed last evening in full.
The Pittsburg wire works at Brad
dock will resume in ali departments
this week. TINS rod and steel depart.
ment will start tonight and the copper
wire and nail departments tomorrow.
The National Tube works at
Mex sesport are operating to thres.
iourthu capacity, but the firm expects
within a lew weeks to get all aepart-
mente on.
The Duquesne steel works started up
in full blast last evening.
The firms report that the business
outlook, TO lar AS quantity OF work lie
Concerned, is good, but that low prices
etill prevail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08
Long on silver.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA epeclal dis
patch to the World from Boston gives
an interview with Ex-Governor
John ID. Long iof Maesachusetl who
has been mentioned for the cabinet oil
President.elect Mckinley, upon the
issues OF the day. Ex-Governor Long
says, among other thing:
"Whether the free silver movement
is dead or not 1t depends upon many
considerations. l regard 1t as mani-
iestatiOn OF certain conditions that
found expression In that way, and
which mignt have been expressed in
another manner. An era OF prosperi-
~ or an international agreement will
settle IL. II the good times / conf
IDENTIFY expect arrive, we will hear
nothing OF tree silver, generally,
throughout the country.
81 do not see why any proper laws
in reference to trusts or any other
form OF the considerations OF ca pitRl
or labor should not lie enforcei. Ii
depends on whether they are SO draw Ii
as to command public sentiment and
have itb backing"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

reasons for not authorizing the grind.
Inc OF sugsr.oane, stating that II was
not In accordance with bis plan Of
campaign, aud that besides the sugar
crop only gave assistance to tue
iuturgents. Tbe government had
promieed to establish reforms, bu. the
establishment OF these reforms wouli
depend upjn the triumph OF the
Spanish arms. AT tue close of his
remarks hs ssked for the cooperation
4 oil interests to suppress the iDsur-
feciiUn.
1t Is calculated that an effective
lorce OF Ia 900 men, consisting Of $50
u'ecss ol artillery under Col. Huve,
i've regimente OF cavalry, II battalion
81 infantry, commanded by Gen.
Gasco, and the battalion of the AN.
lilleF, commanded by Gen. Calixto
Ruslco, ana the bIttalions OF u mara
AMI Merdida, commanded by Con.
5agur0, Will SOON De placei IN tue
field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

BOSTON, Feb. 7.-George Il. WASH
burn, chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Peoples party OF
Massachusetts,, who recently Issued
manifes,oes calling for the separation
OF the Peoples party from the Demo-
crats and suggested the calling OF n
convention, which appeal was replied
to by Hon. j. A. Eagerton, secretary
OF the national committee OF the
Peoples party, has made the follow
ing reply to Mr.. Edgerton's recent
letter.
BOSTON, Feb. z, 1897.
Hon. J. A. Edgerton, secretary Peo-
ple's Party National Committee,
Lincoln, Neb.:
Dear Sir-l congratulate you on
your very able letter. 1t Is plausible
and would do credit to au ndToit
lawyer with q weak case, but you have
not made plain why two parties should
force one iesue, nor have you reasoned
away the actual dangers that threaten
The life of our party and the reformed
press. do not favor the abandonment
of silver or any change in tue platform,
and my appeal must not be construed
to mean that you do not die
eliminate between plRDks. We IN IKE "a
subordinate plank Of the Issue, Trusting
to win by aid Of alliance. In the
order OF the platform, scientific money
comes first. We forced tue Democrats
to champion silver, but we stano
ready to defend 1t wnen necessary.
have received hundreds OF letters,
coming from nearly every state in the
Union, representing every faction CT
the party and including nearly every
leader, and the unanimous sentiment
sustained my appeal. Whiie do not
ascribe to you the intent, nevertheless
your plan OF having an Identical iseue
with that Of the Democrats would re-
suit In union of the Populistic lam bs
and the TammaDy tiger, but with the
former inside the latter.
While 1t was possible to unite dur
Ing fighting campaign, II is not wise
to continue the union during An edu-
cational one.
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nAILEoA POSSIBILITY.
10 Connect san Diego and snit LAX
CITY.


EAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7.-Mayor
Wlinsm Carson OF San Diego, who
has been visiting friends in this city
Tor several days, thinks that Southern
California and Salt Lake City will
soon be connected by railroad. He
believes that the Neva1a Southern
road, which runs from point on the
Atlantic & Pacific northeast twenty
ak miles TO Marvel, will he a link In
the proposed Suit Lake and Los An.
geies railroad. He said:
IA railroad lie already in operation
from Salt Lake City southwest to
Frisco. U tab from tho latter point to
Marvel the distance 10 $50 miIes, and
of this distance 100 miles nave already
been graded. 1t will not take over
So, 000,0 900 to connect Frisco and Man-
vel. My fight With the opposition
stockholders in the Nevada Southern
railroad is not settled yet, but the
re cant decision OF the Supreme court
in favor OF President A. W. Foster OF
the D1nahue railroad, in which 1t
WAS decided that for certain purposes
holders OF stock must DO oOnafide
owners OF the same, makes me feel
sure in winning my case"
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mYRuN REED's CHARITY.
He Pleads for UhicaEo's Poor and not
for Iudin.

hoF
DENVER, Feb, THE sermon of
Rev. Myron w. Reed. pastor OF tho
Broadway Temple absociation, was
on the question OF giving relief to the
neeuy IN foreign lande. The Broad
way thester WAS packed. He an
nouncsd his subject rs Charity Begins
ut Home, and his whole argument
was In opposition to relief funds for
India aud Armenia. he ssid this
government WAS an experiment, and
1t was for the benefit OF all maukind
that it should succeed. For that
reason charity should bs confined to
Americana. He said:
81 read that the churches Of Chios-
20 are requesting the farmers OF
Illinois 10 send their corn and wheat
as q gilt to India. What 10 the
matter with India? Toe heather
people have been robbed by Il
Christian nation until they are
starving and sick. The same black
death that once killed third OF the
people OF London nas broken loose in
India. It IL an effect OF filth, and
filth ia an effect OF poverty, and
poverty is the effect OF an English
stepmUther.
"But JUST now tde w eBtern FARMER
has no corn to spare. He cans buy coal
and he can't burn corn. Brigham
Young would not permit q man to
marry unless he could prove that he
could support wife. II England In.
sists on taking possession oil various
Countries, let the world insist that she
take care OF them"
OF the Armenian troubles, he said:
II suppose that the sultan has his
own troubles. He has In his dominion
a people OF an alien race anu an alien
religion. He Is only doing what ail
kings have done and what they must
do 10 keep their places. l understand
that tho Armenians are, to curtain
extent, money lenders, usureTs, AM
nave maue 1t very snltry for their
Meham msdan borrowers. The czsr OF
Russia has mad similar trouble with
his Jews and has shskon them cur. L
do not live III the neighborhood and
am not well Informed.
cat present, II were an Illinoio
farmer, / would not give any corn to
Iudla. Chicago Is nearer, and he can
know the condition OF Chicago"
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southern paellic coIiislon.

CHICO, Cal, Feb. 7.-At O'Clock
This morning, as overhaul trnins Nos.
ia aud II were passing at Nerd, n
ANAL station ak miles north OF tnis
civ. collision occurred which de-
rallied three passenger cara anu badly
damaged the engine attached TO the
porthbound train. Several passengers
who were in tue overtur cd cara were
considerably bruised and one man sus-
famed a fracture OF the left arm.
Tne following account was furnished
10 AN Associated Press representative
by an eye witness:
southbaund train No. 10 reached
Nora just before the nor1hoound train
and ,-ss running on To the aiaeiracE
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NEW TINE CARD, N EFFECT MAY 10, 1895
Trains oepgrt and arrive ut bait Lake Clty.
daily. as follows

DEFIANT
100 M overland limited Tor Chicago, Omaha,
Denver. Kansas city, St Louis, Ogden
and Park CITY.
SEQ m local express for san Francisco,
ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate
points.
..Otp N local eApress for ogden and inssrms-
;s0pia htanuc express for Chicago, Omaha,
benvsr, hhnsas City, St Louis. Butte,
Portland, san trancisco.
$40 m local express for MeTeur, Iinhc,
Provo, Eephi, Manu and intermediate
10 N6 u mail and express for Provo, Nephi.
Milford, frisco and intermediate points,
s7:45 m mixed train Tor CARRIED Beach,
loosls and Terminus
80 ~ overland limited from Chicago
Omaha, ST. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
Park city and Cgdeu.
Q:os = 10 man and express from Helena, Butte.
Portland, San bran CISCO. Ogden and in.
term ediato points.
5il5 y m local eNpress from San Francisco.
Cache valley. Ogden and intermediate
$3.50 N Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha. St Louis, Kansas CITY. Denver
10 40 a M mail and express from Frisco, MI.
ford, Nophi, Provo and intermediate noihts
ESQ p m local express from Morcur, rint'c,
Provo. Nophi, Mani and intermediate
- ,6I . N mixed train from Terminus, Toooip
nnd Garfield Beach.
IIrA,ns south OF Juab run daily except
SUNDAY.
Run daily exeepi SUNDAY.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville, Aspen, Pueblo, Col
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 25, 1894

Train No leaves Ogden G:45 a. m,
Salt Lake 1850 Il. M, arrive at Pueblo
$3.50 n. M, Colorado Springs 7;l3 a. NJ,
Denver 9:3 a. III.
Train No. ! leaves ogden 6:35 p. M,
Salt Lake 7;40 p. IN, arrive at Pueblo
6:S6 p. M, Colorado Springs GAO p. m,
Denver 9:26 p. m.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
ID. Il r. q. and havea comfortable "trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con.
tiDeut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

CITY OF MEXICO, FEB. IA igrsnd
bail on Ia iuxuriDus scale, In honor OF
President and Mra. Diaz. was given
Importance, taste and display what
New York.
The Bishop Of Pueblo has discounle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

SALEM, Or, Feb. Z. - The Davis
house met tonight with i've members
present ana Immediately adjourned.
The joint convention OF Mitchell men
VIII meet at noon tomorrow, and II is
probable that great pressure will be
brought to bear ut the tins TO induce
forty.six members to enter ard vote
for United States senator. The Oppo.
sitIon appears not to be disturbed at
any statements made by the Mitchell
men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from
Tasnkend, Asiatic Russia, says that
the governor Of the trans-Caspian
territories report an outbreak Of the
plague at Kandehsr, Aighanistan. A
large body OF Russian troops has &C
coidingly been ordered to form Is
GORDON around the Amoo Darts, or
Turkistan region.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Bombay Gays that the plague Is getting
beyond all control. SATURDAY ia
deaths were reported. Even the vui-
ture1 OF the flowers OF Silence" are
dying.
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PURE FOOD AND DRlNK

We can afford to say:
"Get every sort of Sch'h-
AA.e'S Best tea of your
grocer, and get your money
back on what you don't
like"
Your tea trade for the
rest of your life is worth the
risk-and besides, there is
no risk.
ASchilliug & Company
San tfr4uriscD to7
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Gs5- We have Just heard from our
Eastern BUYERS through large ship.
mcnt of Tafeta and Colored Brocade
Silks; Brocades in changeable effects /;
TaiFetas, bright, beautiful and fresh. And
although not yard OF them had been
seen in Salt Lake week ago. they are
marked to make quick selling during the
week. Make selections early.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

on account Of prevalence Of lever in
that city.
The sugar production OF Yucatan
VIII be lees this year by one.thirj than
the usual amount.
Plans for the fret modern sewerage
system and waterworzs in the country
have been submitted at Monterey for
the approval OF the governor, In nc.
coruance with the concession granted
j. a. Roberlsoa OF that city. The
plane were pre- pared by The celebrated
sanitary engineer, Samuel M. Grey VI
Providence, II. L.
Tue water supply Will be brought IN
from large Underground river, dis
covered Il wing through the noun
taina 10 miles west OF Monterrey, and
the work VAL cost 81. $50, 600 gold.
Reducing ths Peusion Azcucles.
WAsHINGFoN, Feb. t. rbe Presi'
dent mas signsd, ON tns ommsndR-
ton OF Secretary OF tue lnteFior
Francis, an important order reduclng
the y lumber Of penslon ago. cles in the
United States from eighleen TO niue.
Inc object OF the order is to effect
very large saving u tue government
Without inconvenieDciug the peneiOn-
ere. The secretary demonstrates that
by this reduction OF the pension
agencies the cost OF disbursement Of
pensiOns can be- recucsd nj lssst $780,
600 por Gnnum. The change WAS
made possible by Gn amendment TO
the law governing the discussing OF
pensions, which amendment was OPP
proved March %, 1895. 1t required
that all pensioners should Rfter that
date be psid by checks RENTED by
mail.
A new agency is established at st.
Louis because OF the bstter mail iacl-
lities there than at Des Moinee or
Topeka and for the further reason that
there is government building at st.
Louis which can ba occupied withou /
cost to the government, and there Is
| alec a eub-treasury there. a pension
| agency was removed from st. Louis to
| Topeka in 1882. There are more pen.
| sioners now In Missouri than In Kat
| sas or in any state formerly paid by
the Topeka or the Des Moines
agency. rhero are In Missouri 58.SI2
pensioners, in Kansas ~, 1888, in Iowa
37,79S.
Inc following are the nine agencies
and the number OF pensioners paiu
theTeat under the new order:
Boston, 81, 457; New York ss,sss;
Phils delphIa, I00,735, Washington,
1925 Columbus, lO4, 492; Indiana.
poiIs, ll6 O66; Chicago, l25, 233; 81.
Louis, l6l, 7Os; san Francisco, 23,09s.
Total, 97U,67S,
All pensioners Of the United States
residing IN foreign Countries, now
numbering 3,7Sl, will continue 10 be
paid from the Waepington agency,
and the navy pensioners will be paid
rs heretofore from Boston, Chicago,
New York city, Philadelphia, San
Francisco anu Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

Ho VIII soon Have Paciitd Santa
clara Provincp.

HAVANA, Feb. 7.-(Via Key West. J
during the course OF the recent re-
marks of Capt. Gen. Weyler at Villa
Clara, the spanish commander said
that he expected TO put an end TO the
revolution In the province OF Santa
Clara in the near future. He said
that the Cuban Revolution was not
being constructed us u wsr-thet 1t was
really only an organization OF bandits
on large scale. He explained his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-08

4 AVEN'T ALL SIZES but most of
= them. We are anxious they
should get out Of the house be-
fore the spring lines arrive, con-
Y sequently they are priced for a
double quick-step departure.
CONGRESS .........................$l rs
LACE ...- ......-.......,.........-$2 90