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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
AMUSI M { N T S.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The production Nf Charles Frohman's
greatest New York success '"rhe Lost Par
aIl=c," as produced by Waite's Comedy
Company and Grand Orchestra (35 artists
this evening at the Grand Opera House.
will be the finest staged and most elabor-
ate production ever given in Wilmington,
where the highest price for seat is but 20
cents. This we'll known company will re.
main uJ the Opera House for one week,
with no two plays alike during that time,
A matinee will be given every day after
Monday. The wonderful moving picture
machine, the Partisan Anlmatagraph,
with both foreign and American scenes,
will be shown At every performance, in
torspcrsed with views thrown from IN
electric stcrcopticOn, augmented by the
music Of the acknowledged leader OF all
travelling urchestras
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The annual meeting OF the Whining.
ton Methodist Episcopal Conference,
which includes the churches of that de
nomination on the peninsula @. Della.
ware and Maryland, will convene in
Chestertown next March
The term of Presiding Elder Lewis Il
Barrett, of this district, will expire, and
the most probable successor to Mr.. Barrett
will he Rev. Adam Stengle, now pastor of
the church at Smyrna, but until that
charge was pastor of the Tome Church at
Port Deposit, this county. Mr.. Stengle
Is one Of the oldest ministers in the cen
ference, and has served throughout Mary
land and Delaware, George L NJ, Sten,
gle, editor of the Port Deposit Press, is his
son. Rev, A. S, Mowbray, Of the Elkton
Methodist Episcopal Church is secretary
of tho Conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
EWING CASE AGAIN ON.
Counsel FOR Ths Guy succeed in Riddins
tho Jury OF -Four Men WHO served Before.

tho Jury ofFcur Men Who Served 1,sfbre;
Superior Court this morning resumed
It's November term business after the holi.
day adjournment, Judge Marvel was not
ON the bench
The case set for trial was that Of Mrs
Luther W. Ewing vs. the Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington, which was tried
before the holidays and resulted in q dis
agreement. Its opening was attended by
some argument against tho serving OF men
on the jury who had set in the first body
City Solicitor Hartman, his assistant
Horace Greeley Knowles and George A.
Elliott again appeared for the city and
after Samuel A, Collins Stephen b King,
Thomas Riley, Thomas Lavender George
w Van Dyke, Samuel E, Holmes, Joseph
Higgins, John II, Peoples, George b.
Conahey, James l.. Collins ard Thomas
the city challenged Frank Pagan the New
Cas- 10 councilman who hung the last
jury.
Mr.. Elliott followed the challenge up
with an objection to Messrs. Riley, Cayen.
der, Vandyke, Holmes, Peoples and Hig-
gins sitting on the jury because of ineligi-
bility, they having formed and expressed
an opinion on the case. William S. Hillos
and Lilbufne G. Chandler met this mo-
uioh vigorously, COutenuln3 bHub inc
motion came to late beside such practice
was not carried out only. IN capital cases.
The court agreed with the plaintiffs couu.
sci, and Lemuel L. Lee WAS called in MIR.
Fagan's stead.
He was allowed to remain but the de-
Tense exercised a shrewd move in chalien
ging Mr.. Lavender. There being another
vacancy William b. johnson was called
and Mr.. Holmes challenged. J. B. Yea.
sey was called and Mr.. Peoples challenged
This move took out Of the box three CT thu
jurors who sat on the first case.
James NJ, Gross, was tho last man call
ed. The jury as 1t now stands is compos
cd of Samuel A. Collins, Stephen B. King,
Thomas Riley, William d. johnson
Lcmuel B. Lee, Joseph Higgins, j. B
VcNscy, George B, Conahey, James l..
Collins, Thomas r. Boyer and James NJ.
Gross.
ttMr. Chandler then opened the plaintiffs
case before the jury, outlining exactly the
same facts he proposed to proveas he did
at the first hearing.
VIM. b. Carswell, the architect was the
first witness called and he was under ex-
animation when the noon recess was
taken,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
JUST BEFORE |
THE BATTLE
A Birds Eye View Of Things
at Dover To. ay.
sExAV,s HANDY Val SPEAKER
Both Houses are Judges Of the
Qualifications of Their Menu
bers-The Democrats Talk
of Rump Senate.
DOVER. DEL Jan. 4. 1Sl

LOVER, DEL Jan, 2, 1881.
Politicians from all parts of the state are
arriving on every train hore to-day to join
in the wire pulling for the offices of both
branches of the Legislature and to tell the
Senators and Representatives "the right
way to do it tomorrow,
The Republicans are lying calmly on
their oars for Tuesday when tho Legisla-
ture meets.
They claim that Clerk Hastings can
swear in the house and the Democrats
assert that he will not be allowed to do so.
In the Senate, Senator Robert Handy will
be chosen speaker and J. Frank Alleo
will DO seated unless the Democrats with
draw ard form rump Senate.
The Republicans have four hold-over
Senators, and their plan is to have these
mon recognize Alice, the Republican
claimant of Kent, which would give them
"A majority in the Senate. The Demo
Gratis havo two hold,ovcr Senators, Har-
rington and Fenimore, who, with Moore,
of Sussex, aud Pyle of New Castle, will
give them four members. Their present
talk is for these men to swear in Meredith,
the Democratic claimant of Kent county
The Republicans assert that the Senate is
continuous body, and the hold-oyer
members can swear in the new members
which contention is disputed by the
Democrats.
ne CauCaSeS Will DC Interesting US
night, and there is wlrepulling going on
at the present time.
There is apparent on the surface no OBJ
lection to the selection by the Democrats
of II. B. Riggin of Sussex, to be Speaker
of the House. For Clerk of the House a
warm fight is in progress, w. Il. McFar-
lane of Kent county Is making hot light
for the place, and il the Kent Democrats
are seated, Mr.. McFarlane, who has been
one of the most active workers in the
party, stands II very good chance Of cleo
ton. George W, Spicer. of New Castle
seems to have Il good show of being read
ing Clerk. W. II. Reynolds of New Castle
and Dr. T. A. Hitch Of the same county,
are also making contest for clerk.
There is some talk of the selection OF
John r. Dickcy, of New Castle, to be
Speaker of the House, which would throw
the clcrkships to the lower counties.
In the Senate Senator Pyle is backing
Mr.. Springer, Of Wilmington, for Clerk II
the Democrats are successful. Senator
Handy is Republican, always has been
one and will never desert the ranks.
He will be in evidence at the organization
of the Senate and although Senators Pierce
and Alrich may differ with the Brandy.
wine Hundred farmer in several things 1t
is safe to say that as Republicans they Will
stand by him to defeat tho steal OF the
peoples rights in Kent County.
The dyed in the wool Democrats are
holding caucasGs and intend to spring
big surprise on the Republicans, and the
latter assert that there will be more sur.
priscs than the Democrats are fully
aware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
Dots.

Thc monthly meeting of Hills w. c, r.
L viii In hr,I At The home Of Miss Lille
Camrbell's, Bancroft's Bank. IN Tuesday
evening, January 9Th, at 80 o'clock.
i. Daugherty wishes to thank tho Fire
Companies fol their kindness at tho funor
ii Of his brother William TDoughvf!y On
last Monday
T,o p,lioo Donortp,ont d,rinr tsQf
oL i to one ,,Iop n,d a. ,r'n,r1 wLn
were without homes.
T,, v NJ r. is NOW, nro,orirc tor
the annual exhibition in the Opera House
The boys gymnasium classes began their
surrial work on Saturday norninp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Saturday afternoon the United Circles
OF King Daughters held an interesting
meeting The Committee on Libraries
made report that new libraries had been
opened at SilverbloVk, South Whining.
ton, sixth and FRAY klin streets and other
places. A committee was appointed to
secure if pOssIblna talk on Armenia by
Edward Wistar Of Germantown, at the
February meeting Another committee
was appointed to make arrangement. for
visit of Mrs Mary Lowe Dickinson Of New
York on February 25
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

It is reported that Mitchell L. Bash ire
making arrangements to close out bust.
ness in their branch store at Chester, Pa.
The Times regrets their course, as they
have won tho best wishes Of all tho citizens
of that city, and their enterprise is such
that they will be greatly missed They
propose to devote their entire attention to
their business III our city, whore they have
been pre- cminenty successful, and the
Indications are that they will be even
more 50 in the future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Deputy Coroner Chandler this morning
held an inquest on the body of Caleb VIII
liams the colored man who was killed by
Eighth street trolley car No. Il, at 18th and
Union streets. early yesterday morning,
and after hearing the testimony Of Con-
ductor johnson, Motorman Strahway and
Peter Turnover, the Italian, who had been
with the unfortunate man, returned ver-
dict of accidental death. Charles Whann
was foreman Of the jury
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Jacob D, Harsh died at his home No $40
Madison street ON Saturday from inllnma-
ton, the result of an operation which he
underwent several days before for the cure
Of gravel. Mr., Harsh was an employee OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
the car shops here and enjoyed large
circle of friends who will DO Grieved
to learn of his death, His funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company has contracted with the JACKSON
& Sharp Company to build tug 10 feet
long, u feet inches bepm, 10 feet inches
deep, She will be a duplicate Of the tug,
Montauk, recently built for the Long Isl.
and Railroad Company. The new tug
will have Neailie and Levy compound
engines 2JS3jx?G with a Scotch boi!erll}a
XII !. to work l2j pounds Of steam, and
will be fitted with steam steering gear,
fire and Wrocking pumps and all other
modern appliances,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The family Of Rev Thomas r. Nc.
Dowell, of PNrkesburg, has been afflicted
heavily of late, His three children, two
womor and man who were employed at
the place have been sick. They were
affected in various degrees with scarlet
rash, scarletinG and scarlet fever. All
are now improving 1t Is expected that
they will all ICcoyer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The orchestra that played at the Opera
House, last week, which consisted Of u
piano was the worst over Put in that pop
ular place of amusement. The Troupe was
run by its manager and Mr.. Jesse x.
Baylis had nothing whatever to do with
the show except to rent the house, This
weeks show will have most excellent
orchestra and tae show is spoken OF in
Cater my term, Ly the press CT the ties
Whs.o they shown
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The heavy fog on the river Saturday
night prevented tbs passengers Oh the
steamer Erandywine reaching Fourth
street wharf until O'Clock. The boat re.
NAMED At the mouth Of The creek, the cap.
tain fearing that il he attempted to run
his craft in tho creek she would go
aground The passengers took their posi-
ton good naturally
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

LEwEs, Del, Jan. 3-Steamcl KeaAgern
reports that she passed Dec 3Oth In lat.
81 degrees o minutes, long. 81 degrees, 10
minutee, wooden vessel, bottom up, with
the sea breaking over her. The vessel 10
said to DO dangerous to navigation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Mrs. Mary, widow of the late Joseph
Augustine Pier, on Sunday, IN her 65th
year, Of dropsy. She leaves four SONS
Edward, Benjamin, John and James, who
are all grown to manhood. The tlecea sed
was sick for some time The funeral takes
plaCe Or Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

We are Informed that many of the wells
have gone dry in Pencadcr Hundred and
Il number Of farmers are compelled to
haul water for their horses and cattle from
running streams Unless there shall be
an abundant fall of snow or rain durin z
the winter there will DO great scarcity Of
water next and summer many of tho far,
lners will suffer great Inconvenience.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Registrar TenWGeges of the Board of
Health reports 81 deaths during the past
week as compared with "A for the same
week of last year Thirteen marriages
were reported rs compared with six
for the corresponding week of last year,
and l0G births as compared with 2U3 for
the same week OF last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04


Grace Church last evening on the Young
Mans Cry, or the Years Possibilities "
His tex was Acts 0; i, "WAat wilt thou
have me to do
Revival services began in st. Paul's
Church last night.
Asbury and Brandywine NJ. Il. Churches
admitted new members yesterday.
Christmas music was repeated at st.
Stephens Lutheran Church last night,
tHOw to Conquer" was the subject of
Rev. Il. A. MCCurdy's morning subject at
Central Church
Special eyangelstic services will be held
ct the Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
Redeemer every evening during this week
Tho Rev George W. Dame Of smyrna is
mentioned as the probable chaplain Of the
next State House Of Representatives..
In most of the evangelical churches in
this city yesterday New Years sermons
were preached and good advice to follow
during the new year given.
DIR. KEIGwlN's SERMONS.
Yesterday morning at The West Pres
byterlan Church the Rev. Ernest Farwell
Keigwin read the Scripture lesson from
PORTIONS OF Luke IT, 10, and the pastor,
the Rsy A. y. Kegwin, ID. u, preached
an eloquent and practical sermon, "An
Old Enemy and New Fricui." from the
words to be found in First Kings q, 20.
'Elast thou found me- o, mine aneIny?'
King Ahab at the nstigat0u OF Ills wick
ed wife, Jezebel had seized the vineyard
of Naboth, and ghe words of text we're
addressed to Elijah, whom the Lord sent
to meet Ahab by the way. Ah4b and
Jezebel are the two characters from which
Shakespeare drsw Macbeth and Lady
Macbeth. Elijah Was not an enemy 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
JUST received

Purchased at a great Sacri.
fee in price another lot of
Ladies Jackets and Capes
which enables us to offer the
best bargains in Ladies, Misses
and Children's Garments to be
found in this country. You can
buy an excellent Jacket or Cape
of us for a very few dollars.
Great bargains in stockings,
gloves, underwear both Muslin
and Merino and Corsets. No
whe-e will money 90 further
and do more for you than at
the Popular and Reliable Cash
Dry Goods House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Willis Taylor, of Washington who is In
this vicinity in search Of work attempted
to board moving p. w. & b. r. r..
train at west yard early this morning fell
under the wheels and had foot crushed,
1t had to be amputated at the Della
ware Hospital
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

Judge Wales in United States Court this
morning heard additional argument over
the distribution of funds now in the hands
Of the Girard Life and Trust Company of
Philadelphia, af receivers of the Whining
ton Dental Manufacturing Company.
Messrs. Hoffocker Gray and Ward were
the local attorneys Interested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

= Andrew Stewart, died at his home, No.
1918 Lowering avenue this morning, the
result of stroke Of paralysis suffered last
Monday. Mr.. Stewart was seventy years
Of age and one Of Wilmiugtun's best
n bwr children
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
NARItIHGES.

HALL-MANLOVE--On Dec 3Oth, 1895,
Mi Benjamin. S, Hall and Mrs Hattie
c. Manl0ye both of Cecil Co, nd, were
united in marriage by the Rev, DR., Geo.
L Wolfc,pastor of the First NJ, Z. Church
Middietown papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
HANSCoM'S

Hanscom's Imported Cocoa
is the finest pure soluble cocoa
on the market.
Remarkable low price con-
sidoring quality, ! ID, can suff-
Gent G5 cups, only 25c. Goes
about twice as Tar as American
makes.
HANSCOM'S.
7th and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

lnBtOn are INC guests VI wilmington
friends.
Clarence Lynch who attends Goldoy's
Wilmington Commercial College has been
spending his holidays at his home ut bay
View, Md.
William Bennett and wife, OF this city,
were guests of Warwick relatives.
c. W. Jefferson Of Delaware City was In
town last week
Miss Bessie Mills has returned from a
visit to Delaware City.
Miss Title Murch is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Il. Mlpe ut Delaware City.
Mrs. J. n Wuinsley of FELTON, was in
the city to-day attending tho funeral Of
relative.
Miss Annie Purnell of Georgetown, who
has been the guest OF Miss Neva Ward re-
turned to her horne on Saturday.
Miss Della johnson OF Georgetown is
visiting in this city.
Mrs. William Fawcett of Goorgetownis
the guest Of friends in this city.
William Wilson was III Georgetown on
Saturday.
Horace Greeley knowles has rrturncd
from visit to New York
Charles NJ, Handy spent yesterday with
relatives at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs Lcvi C.. BartO Of the River
side Hotel Marcus Hook, nave been the
guests of Wilmington relatives.
Fifty friends and relatives Of Mr., and
Mrs William 7. Wyman celebrated their
twenty. fifth wedding anniversary at their
home No. VA French street last evening.
The evening wa, enjuvubly spent
Harry j. rto4cl,Ir celebrated his thirty.
third blvt hday ut his home at Fifth and
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w, VI ,,.,.,
tarhE l4hN"S mas 'N'"'Heu " LIS "o'''o
~ G'''' ,,,. mar
an ana Mrs AIlr'u w hHh.on Vi 70
Crosby street, hrSItr, were gwen SUI.
prise party on lhufSu"Y evening III r"tlol
ul their WtHllhS anniversary Wy ii huHlDtl
"n ,,'t '',r,t'I nav ,,,i i,rn anyin~
"a ~ " Ii,. ,',st. vy,,rr served
Min M. abundant snpl,Iv Of refreshments.
There vclc uu,,,s UlrSenl from Whining
ton, PHILADELPHIA, Mrdjl, Upland ard
Chester,
Nuss NrI'fr Maxwell Inns returned home
| from "A visit to relatives in IladdoutIeld,
Camden. consolidation and Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euuch llanthorn returned
| home to Brldg,tyn, y. j., after spending
| the holidays III our city, visiting their
| daughters, Mrs Vernon AMI Mrs. Grill
| filth.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred l,ynph of George.
| town have hmrh the guests u wilmington
| and Phiu4r!ph!a friends
Miss lmlmbsom, WA" Is the guest OF Miss
| Tunnel Of Georgetown "NehHrd the NH
fora dance.
Howard Jones OF Hnyrnh, has been Wis
| lilDE relatives IN TINS CITY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The dredge Pacific recently run down
IN the Delaware off Cherry Island fiata
will be raised by the Delaware Construt-
ton Compnny's machines.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The funeral CT Helen NJ. ClounG the six
months old daughter Of W. : Cloud took
place this afternoon. Interment which
was private was made at LonDardy GENE.
tply
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

The death of General John Meredith
United States ul.goucrul at Paris
which occurred at Paris on Saturday last
removes from the Delaware State Society
of the Cincinnati Il valuable member.
He was the hereditary representative IN
the society Of Thomas Read, Of whom he
was II great grand nephew. General
Read was the great. grandson of George
Road, one Of the slgncrs OF the Declaration
of Independence, and great grand.
nephew ul Colonel james Road, Of the
Delaware St1,c troops IN the Revolution,
He took deep interest in the Delaware
State society Of the Cincinnati and the
society at It's next meeting in this city On
February :! VIII take appropriate action
on his NeAlN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
Fargo lSuult Closed.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 4.-The Citizen M.
t!unnl Bank Of Fargo, n d, has closed
It's doors. Its yHpital was $1,000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
CASToTrA.

ne hs. II
!. .': a:|'' CIzzzzINa ill., ;:;&
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04

= Wonderland Theatre should do the ban.
ner business this week. The company
announced is certainly I'M all star comb
nation. Goldie, St. Clair and GUdie, the
Chem DAILY sisters, the great Saruny and
coterie Of other first class performers,
should pack the house all week Manager
Dockst ndsr prunounces this the best show
he has ever played.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-04
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-23
Dolls I! Dolls /!

A vast cargo of dolls, delayed on
the road, have just been opened,
This makes IL necessary to SELL,
and SELL QUICKLY. To sell quick
we realize that we must Sell CHEAP.
our prices this week tell the whole
story.
AT Csc ECAH--
Large size cloth body doll with
composition head. very pretty fea-
lures, regular price. 5Oc each.
AT SOC EACH
16-lnth fine kid body doll. blsque
head with shoes and stockings. the
kind you expect to buy for soc.
you get them here for only soc
each.
AT 28c EACH
A neat little bisque doll, dressed
in silk or pretty suit OF elder down.
with hood to match: you never saw
the like at less than soc each, our
price. 2Sc each.
AT 81 on EACH
We are showing Il line of beauties,
either in dressed dolls or fine quail
ity kid or jointed body dolls, any
one of them worth Sl.75. We will
close them out at Sl.00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-23
Fur Capes A AA 49 es'oz

$1,000 Coney Fur Capes for $3.50.
$500 Electric Seal fur capos for
sS.75.
$500 Marten capes for s22.50.
$4,000 Marten capes for $1,000.
$4,000 Marten capes for $500.
$4,000 Alaska Seal capes for So. 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-23
Ladies' Jackets.

Our superb stock, including our
entire stock of novelties, from
cheapest up, still further reduc-
lions this week; one lot to be
So 80
Another lot going at s299.
AT S. 90 AND Sc 90
We offer about 30 ladies' and miss
es' that were $500 to S1l.OO.
AT So so -
An elegant assortment OF our regu-
lar Sl2.50 garments.
AT SO 90
Beautiful assortment OF $500 and
$500 Jackets, handsomely made.
and silk lined.
AT SO So
Splendid variety of materials in
latest styles, We're $3.50 to $3.50
Az SIS 90
We offer a magnificent collection
of garments that We're 5000 to
$500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-23

here In well-nigh limitless pro-
fusion. and the prices You will ind
on these handsome garments will
cause no end OF surprise and Won
derment. For Instance: Short
pant junior suits, sizes 3 to s
81 so
You know the style-they are much
in evidence this season. Those we
offer are all braid trimmed, with
plain, black and blue.
Boys Vcstee suits nicely braided,
sailor collar, fancy Vestee, in ages
50 so
Boys strictly all wool REFER suits.
In oxford grey, brown. blue and
over plaids, ages to s.
50 90
Boys very nobby REFER suits,
strictly all wool, large sailor collar,
handsomely braided, ages to s.
So so, So 90. So SO
We have a few more of those
heavy dark colored chevlot suits,
4 to ID
ST so
Boys extra heavy Durham
cheviot knee pant suits. double seat
and knee, Italian cloth, lined. in
very nobby patterns and colorings,N
ages TO IL
So co
We have received from our East
ern buyer i50 Of the nobbiest knee
pant suits ever shown in Salt Lake
City. especially made for holiday
trade. which we will put on sale
Monday morning at
$3.50, s400 $3.50. SIS 90