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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-28
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5ALAiAG

Senat or Jones and wife nre m Gold
Hill.
w. s. Clayton Is in from Mound
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eggcrs were regis
tered at the Palace Hotel. san Fran
cisco, Sunday night.
Mr.. Pcnroi got in from Tcnrcssrr
Gulch this afternoon. H. reports
everything qu'rt liz that pui Of the
country.
San Francisru's jubilee parade WIS
Il great success yesterday. 1t ~ csti-
mated that 1000 men were in line.
The celebration will continue during
the rest of the week.
The roof Of Martin Cowling's house
caught fire from stove pipe nbomt
. o'clock this morning. The changing
Of the lire bell woke ~ the town and
the fire WINS cx.inGuished before it
did much damage.
Ex:-A Kcntuckinn who moved
from p~lacc.to place. and at last landed
in Western Texas, was asked il he
liked tire place. He ~amswcred:
There was once 81 man who moved
| from Kentucky to Nebraska, from
Nebraska Ia Arizona, from Arizona TO
Texas, and then he died and went TO
hell, but the change Il . gradual
he never noticed IL"
After taking the Associated Press
Report FOR nine year,. the AsSOci ton
wants To tie the Reno Gazette up for
ninety II on Il Onc-sided contract.
The Gazette refuses To tie II self To
this monopoly and will discontinue
taking the Ass Iciatcd Press dis
patches after this week. 1t will make
arrangements To get the "
through other channels.
Mcn exposed Ia the rigors Of the
Alaska Winters never wcIr m"us-
tachcs. They wear full boards Ia
project the throat and face, hut keep
the upper lip clean shaver. TIE
moisture from the breath cougcal- sO
quickly that 4 moustachc becomes
imbrddcG in a solid cake of ice aud
the face is frozen before Il map knows
it..
Phoebe Eccorl:-Panara now pos
scss" II 81 the strongest and at the
same Tim" least expensive iails in the
country. COuit house rock, which
stands at the north end Of the Main
St. al tllc town has been utilized. \
good sized passage way about II feet
!on- has been cut and Il chamber eX-
cavutrd in the solid rock about II 10y
II feet in siZ'. Though it hardly
needs il, II is iimbcrd for safety, il
fitted with an iron door with vcniila-
tor. and while intended only for tenn
porary use would >afcly house the
most desperate criminal. II will prob
ably Toe needed most for old DRINKS.
and tl!rir noise will never disturb the
mejghbJrS.
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Mn. Mccoy is reported better to
day.
Nineteen degrees below zero last
night.
NJ. }. curtiss arrived from Reno
last night.
Asa Womack is smiling all over his
face tolny. Tho cause OF it is the ar
rival Of II youngstcr at his house last
night.
WI regret to learn that Mrs. James
Brain is very low and that her rccov
cry is doubtful. We sincerely hope
that she may recover
Rev. William \. Stewart arrived
Saturday evening to take charge Of
tlc Episcopal church. lie preached
a very interesting sermon last night.
Fifty years ago today Marshall dis
covered gold III California. San
Francisco is celebrating the event III
great style. All honor Ia Marshall
and the bravo pipnc,rs who made pn
empire possible on the Pacific Stone.
Tu,o ,Tr,;u;, cr. "
when George Worn LETT White
Horse rapi,i= a ease Of coal oil was
Lr,u a 49,. -.
500 at Dawson.
UNI" "'"'' wheat
=" Nv .'"'"' ." year man Ne"
'''h' I'""""' iiiaheiTi'lh hhd Mon
''e'' an together. Milwaukee, Du
I"'h' minneapolis ana 81 l-pniS arc
trad.
We ""9c'Ne ''a' iecth'I! al a ban
i"s' ~" ''e"''" ~ ''~'"'h' "''N'h'
ir? ""S "'"ii" h'a'id'mI ana III silence.
WI! WIS inns mus! IL Is "cad h'-
t"'7' ""' ''"S ones l" whose me m
ond in sir.rcc
Efforts are being made at Wash.
inGt"n L" get IA bill passed t0 provide
the death penalty for wrrckinG a
tram with intent t" rob. In eight
years tier" have been 2lS hold-ups.
cJ hy tram rohbars
i,"'PIl Mhfllh' VIA" was indicted
y ""'|"'r! '"F S,'"i'hS "h"nct"r
''"' ''""' we 'r"'h "a month
~ ','"' Kun! !" P'''! lr'
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'"'"' nay,
Coroner Morgan received "a i"lr.
phone message from Gold Creek this
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-28
INDEPENDENT.
IFROM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
LNIAGUSD

J l.. Porter, the prosperous Deeth
merchant, Ia in town this afternoon.
The Maryland legislature is still
wrestling with tho Senatorial qucs-
ton.
The Senate yesterday couiii med
the nomination of McKcnna as Assu-
ciate Justice ~ the Supreme Court
\ Ttcbckah Lodge OF /. D. o. +.
WAS instituted IN Carson last Friday
evening with "a charter membership
Of sixty.
Mr.. Weight came in from Larnoil'e
yesterday afternoon and returned to
day. lie said there was nothing OK.
citing in his section.
The Genoa Courier says that it is
said ou the outside that the grand
jury has sufficient cviderce to war
rant the Indictment Of seven or eight
mon for the Uber lyuching.
The largest girl i'll the world. it is
claimed, il May Exlcy. Of junction
City kas, who IL . years old. weighs
2G9 pounds, is , feet . inches tall and
measures five feet around the waist.
til" mothcr OF The girl weighs les.
Journal: John Olsen, Il short time
aGo, went To- San Francisco with the
idea OF being Il sailor. lie made one
trip from San Francisco To Slu
Diego and return and then came
bNck (" Reno. Whom asked why he
gave it up he replied. -Ay tai Y III Ay
vas purity guide saylur back rome but.
de- water "md lIaar was tn tam vet.
- Ny TAX me sci to SAILS LAX now for
saylor dcre.
There il II project on foot "a build
M elevated railway from New York
to Chicago to be operated by clc:-
trIcIty. The capita Of the proposed
company IL placed ut 100000, 200.
such western capitalists us Marshall
FurId and i. ID. Armour are said tn
be backing the project. The road
will bc built III 100 foot spans aud
Will carry passengers md express.
leaving heavier articles tn be carried
10y the steam railroads. II Is claimed
that on a road of this kind 100 miles
al hour can safely be- ma lc. Those
Interested in the project will. It Is
said. appeal to congress for II char
ter.
VI ssouri World (Chillcothc, MOI:
the silver dollar, worth about 10 cents
when melted, is worth 100 ccnts rs :;
coin. II is based on TO other money
II IL not rcdc"mahlc III amy other
money. II Ia not. as u matter Of
fact, redeemed III nuy other money.
IL Is redeemed i'll taxes. II il good
money. 1t is "a creature Of law. II Is
iiHt money. The law makes the
money. 1t can make a dollar out OF
papcr-a dollar not rcdccmabIc hy
tie government III anything but dues,
There liz not enough money. Con.
grcss Inns power to create all that il
necessary. II it will do SO. say
enough to make $50 per capita. and
get il III circulation. there will forth
with be good Zines and employment
for all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-28
u Might he Worse.

at might I've worse" was the anti
dotc for every grief brought 10y his
congregation Ia the minister. Ono
morning II male member came 60 him
with m%ournful face aud seeming dcs-
pair Ia relate Il horrible dean. II
was much III ,his way: "l dreamed
that ! went up Ia heavens gntC. and
ST. Peter appeared. He said Ia me:
'WlIat do yOu wuut2' i want to como
in | said. who are you?' ho asked
! told him. where are you from?' !
told him. We'll what have you been
about down ihcrc?' he asked again.
And I had Ia e." him all aEont il.
lllcn he snid to ,l": You cannot
come ia here; the :.oIt pit IN Satan's
drCnr domain is your portion! Now
dear minister. what coHld he worse
than tlai3" Tho minister, true to his
text rcplicd at nicht la worse;
your dream might como true" N. y.
| Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-28

HOODS PILLS are easy to take
easy to operate. Cure indigestion.
billiousncss. De.
Appcal:-It is charged that Mr..
Everett, the Superintendent Of the
DclPhia mine, in Lyon county, is
short i'll his accounts, and DR..
Thomas, Vice President OF the COM
pIly has gone ON his trail. Everett
left for the Enst not long ago
Tim Fulton died suddenly at Bald
Mountain "Wednesday night. He aud
two or three other men were sitting
arOnGd the fire when Futon remark
ed that he w0nll go to bed aud get a
good long sleep as he did not sleep
well the night before. lie went to
his bed and Il short time after II noise
as il something had fallen was heard
i'll his room. Upon investigation Full.
ton was found lying on the floor gasp.
ing for breath. He was put on his
bed and died shortly after. Ills re-.
mains will he brought to Elko for
burial. Fulton leaves many friends
who will he sorry to learn of his sud-
den death.
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BORN.

VANDIrLLrN:- In EIko. Nevada.
Januar! -, 1893, Ia the wife Of
Harry Van Dricllcn, II daughter.
WuMACK In EllSo. Nevada. january
%. ls9S,to the wife Of Asa Womack.
n daughter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-01-28
tFRoM F~R1DAY's:DA1LY.l
SALNIAGUNDI,

Thomas Short is in from Ruby
Valley.
january wheat closed at sl.O4lS IN
Chicago yesterday.
Dancing pumps and light weight
boots and shoes at Alexander. =
The House rassel a bill yesterday
making Santnf'c the permanent cap.
it'll Of New Mcx;co.
Qnitr II Number of Elso people left
for Sorth Fork this afternoon to take
III tie dance tonight.
The long continued druuth in Cali
tornia will make ready market for
Nevada's surplus products. Hay aud
grain will command a good price and
our farmers will bc happy.
Jacobs, the tailor, has received an
other fine line Of Spring and Summer
samples. They are the finest in the
market. \
The party who exchanged har-
ness at Dorsey's livery stable will
please return the sasme and get his.
The harness taken is branded aD-
md -B7 on every strap. =
Carson has arranged TO cnrtail her
school expenses. Glasses have been
consolidated and one school building
has been abandoned. a saving OF
$1,000 per year will be made.
Dave Casper has Just received n
new lot Of samples ~ Fall and
Winter Clothing which will he made
To order from 1880 uu. =
Charles Withers murdered Nathan
PesiIlips, a bartender, in the Empire
theatre. San Francisco, yesterday
morning. The murder was appar.
emily in:provoked. Withcrs was
drunk and in an ugly mood.
Kid Mccoy says that unless Fitz-
simmons or Corbett covers his mon
cy within six weeks from january
9th he will claim the heavyweight
championship and defend it against
all corners as fast rs they come.
WhIIe on are IOOKIng for a change
IN the weather. examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postof-
icc. All goods hrst class and at the
lowest living prices. Call in and cx.
anime my stock. NJ .rouble to show
goods. |. y. !SmEnwond.
The Virginia Chronicle says that a
married lady i'll Carson is said to be
the proud posscssor Of diamonds To
the value of 5I5.OO0. they are never
exhibited, and only her most intimate
friends have the least suspicion Of
their existence.
Scr0fula is the advertisement OF
foul bluoI. 1t may be entirely driv-
en- from the system by the faithful
use Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
thoroughly puriiies the blood.
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f. J. CHENEY & co.

Toledo, OHIO.
We. tn" undersigned, hnvc known T..
j. Cheney Tor the last - years. and
believe him perfectly honorable IN
all business transactions, and iinnn-
emily able Ia carry out nny obliga.
ton maize 10y their firm.
WEST 4 TEUAS. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo. Ohio.
WALprNG. K'NSAN \ MAgviH. Whole.
ealc Drugrtsta, Toledo, o.
IIall'a CatHrrh Cure il taken inter.
nally, md acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ tho System.
Price Tjc. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Ilall'R family Pills ARE tho best,
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Ne offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Cntnrrh that
caunot he cured 10y Halls Catarrh
euro.
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Following is the list %: the trial
jurors for tho term Of court begin.
ming February %. 1893. at 10 u. M:
ID L Chapman Alfred Langstrcm
Charles Nucklcs Plato Brewer
\ liJohns George Custlctt
james Riddle W Kuiingcr
CA Swan X l. steele
Ed Murphy Harry Stevens
j $ Thompson Luther Butler
Tlos. VnmDrcillcn J Nelson
Jos. Clavcll Samuel Bachman
Tracy Fnirchild Dan Coll
Geo Porter W WUolverton
u W Davis Wiz Rigsby
i Dickson &C Myers
il Wintcrmautcl Geo. Robin7on
Frank W EumOr Martin Muson
John Scott John u Abel
j I Wright Tom Franks
II Mayor
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J l.. Porter, the prosperous Deeth
merchant, Ia in town this afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31
WISDOM OF THE TURKS.
Curious PrOvcrb That EmbOdy the
Mohammedan Philosophy.
From the New York World.

AuN view iOih NOA-ls
The Turkish peasants In their own coun-
try have plenty of homely wit. Thus they
say, "Aryk ukyusa bltchak olmaz," OF
For the team OK there Is no knife.
meaning that the poor Woodworking
peasant is too poor to be prosecuted.
There is genuine pietry in the sayings,
"They divided the flowers, and the rose
felT 10 the lot of the thorn" and 1.-TWO
nightingales do not perch on one Dough.
Pathetic is the picture conveyed in "They
put the nightingale in a cage and he only
sang, oh, my rosebush.P
The profound and submissive plety OF
the Turk shows in such sayings as 1T
may be six or it may be seven, but 1t will
be what number Allah ordans" and
again, when Allah gives he doth not
ask whose son thou art" OF a like char
acter is The saying, 1.-THE head that bends
is never cut Off"
OF course, the poor, beaten donkey Is
the hero of a whole list of proverbs.
THE donkey is little" 1t is said, yet he
leads camels." They invited the donkey
to a wedding" says another maxim, land
he said Is il wood or water that Is want
ed?"
OF religious proverbs Koranic literature
is as full as Christian. do what is kind
and good" says one, "and cast 1t into
the sea; If the FISH do not recognize it,
thy Creator WILL"
Worldly prudence, however, inspires
such max!ms as these THE wound by
the hand heals; the wound by the tongue
is incurable q" "Out of the lripe-seller's
caldron cometh no silk brocade." Don't
always expect the peppery part of the
stew" "They who handle honey will
HEX their fingers" which is more true OF
Turkey than of other places, probably.
THE father gave a vineyard 10 the son,
but the son never gave a bunch of grapes
to the father" Is a sermon of ingratitude.
Short. pithy proverbs are; "A man should
only listen with one OF his ears ana
There is no friend TO man like his
mother"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31

thought that pool was a good game for
woman, but an old book in the library
here tells me that 1t was favorite game
Of Cleopatras and SO the woman of to-
day is not unlike her in preferring to play
with men rather than women.
Tuxedo is deliciously cosmopolitan. Cos
sip is not good form, but there is an i'm
mense lot of chatter that comes In letters
here, there and everywhere. Sometimes
parts of these letters are read a. tea, and
a girl who had been trolling for trout all
one morning confessed to drinking t1ve
cups of tea while she wrangled with her
most intimate friend over the morality Of
the English woman as compared with that
Of the American. When a man is down
here, he is a joy But just now men are
a bit choice. The special man comes in
from fishing and finds himself surrounded
by four or five stately beauties, who didn't
notice him last year, when men were plen-
tiful But now in one way or another they
cater 10 him, and each will be saying,
Dear boy. do come in and have cup of
tea" Somebody, the quickest, not the fast
est, of the lot, gives him the desired cup.
Then he leans back in his easy chair and
sips the amber liquid and wants more SUI
gar and demands more cream just to force
the women to wait upon him. Then he
slowly sips 1t and listens to the talk.
One young woman, a remarkably pref
" brunette, possessing what the darkes
call the gift of the gab,' has metaphor
ically the floor, and she is giving her opin-
ion of the. average street car conductor.
She says: Did you ever get into
Broadway car and not have the conductor
wipe his feet on your skirts? BY not walk
ing up the middle he can wipe his right
foot all the way up, and then, jumping
off the front of the car and turning, he can
trot through again to clean off his left
foot The peaceful young man sitting next
to the average woman shows that he is
Spaniard i'm disguise by knocking over her
parasol with the tails of his coat as he
starts out You are showed, you are star
ed at, and there is only one way you can
retaliate-set your eyes on mans boots
and stare him up and own, up and down,
up and down. First he wonders what's
the matter and wriggles; then he is GER
tain that something is the matter and he
twists around, gets nervous and eventual
ly leaves. Cruelty to animals? Certainly
not certainly not! It's the proper treat
ment of brutes."
Just then one of the few men left over
came in. Her eyes lighted up, and the
fierce speaker went over toward him and
said, Here, when did you get ~" and
then she goes over in the corner and evi-
IDENTIFY INDUCES in a milder flow Of Lam
guage for her own special good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31

Tuxedo Park, July 3O.--We have COM
menoed 10 go a-gadding. The first place
We reached is one of those sweet little
cottages that look like Swiss chalets
hung up on the hillside. The lake, with
It's bread terrace fringed with trees, is so
r'ch with fish they walk up and take the
pant as If they knew their sole object in
HE was to furnish dishes to. delight pref
" women and brave men. Everything is
sood at Tuxedo. The houses are well
"ul'I ana the fireplace in the club is all
'"'t 1t claims to be. Indeed the whole
pave is best described by the man who
=" Trying to tell about it could only sum
It 'H up by saying, well, Tiffany had
'~e contract for the fence"
10 % Tuxedo girl you need to be an
0u' ana out good one-that is to say. you
must nave patience to fish ability to shoot
''-' aeAlerity in playing pool. You must
'''e without fear, you must drive like
o"aF4ey Bates, and if you can row a boat
'"Uch the better. You can loaf in the
''' mouse all day long if you want to
anu read or chatter. You can go into
'''e oaH room and rehearse a new dance,
VI you can 90 in for being ver(table ath-
''' having taken your lessons in racing.
o'Asins the bag or handling the dumb
''S from that handsomest of men. Will
"a" commonly known as Billy) Muldoon
mink the women who loaf have the
'lne OF t. But, then, | always had
'"1S streak in me. Those women who
Ie41 or walk just little in the morning
''y Their luncheons as only feminine
Is cam and then when o'clock tea
'''S 'hey meet the men in the drawing
"uo look as sweet and fresh in their
d.d. i'''iiNe a'hiete ever
.I"s athlete will Get red In the face. she
fa. D'rh or freekle. or both, and some
f6s s''e never looks quite tidy. Al dinner
too l,,,,. 9,'ie 'n ming of a sight. as she staid
c5n.eg,,77, 70 shoot, fish or run a race and
n,r ri., 10y she hasn't had time to get
ab.,.,7 On as it should be. An women agree
friyo,i,5,.. ards. 1t is game that grants
TO .h1,o !" gowns, allows a dimpIed arm
to talse 70 good advantage, permits one
q yon,,o rnlng poses and really shows
'" at her best. 1 had always
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31
Shirt Waists.

Prices that would not pay for the cost
of the making-the deepest cuts we have
ever made in waists
SOC Shirt Waists, 25c. Good Percale
Waists. pretty patterns, the best SOC waist
on the market, reduced to 25c.
soc Shirt Waists, S5c. LADIES Waists in
fine Percale, a splendid assortment of
patterns, blouse fronts, regular price &C.
al 35c
79c Waists for 49c.-Ladies Waists in best
Percales, Ginghams and Lawns over 200
different patterns, full blouse fronts, ele-
giant styles, former price 7sc-clearing sale
price, 49c.
$125 Waists 69c.-Ladies' Waists of very
finest Ginghams, Corded Madras, Checked
Lawns, several different styles, fine as
sortment. former price CSC and $l.25-clear-
ing sale price, &c.
$1.49 Waists for 9Sc.-Ladies Waists,
made of the finest Lawns, Madras.
Cheviots and Percales, beautifully tucked
and ruffied fronts no better styles shown
this season-former price Sl.49; at CSC
I.OO White Lawn Shirt Waists, yoke
back, tucked front, were $1.OO-clearing
price, SOC.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31

Scotchwoman who got the better of the
Queen? She belonged to the Douglas fam
iiy and they are credited with having wills
quite as strong as the Guelphs. She
wrote a personal letter to the Queen, tell
ing her that she suffered so with the rheu-
matism in her shoulders and had the
qunsy so bad that she begged to be al
lowed to wear high bodice, as she wished
personally to present her granddaughter.
An answer came from the lord chamber
lain announcing that il was impossible.
After that two letters were written to him
stating the case The No was positive.
The Scotch wouldna daun. The horror
Of the assembly can be imagined when
Lady Sarah Douglas appeared gowned SUI
perbiy in white brocade, wearing all the
magnificent family jewels and having her
bodice cut more deco,lete than that of any
other woman. However, there arose above
the low bodice in stern comfort and there
came way down to the wrists fiery red
flannel shirt that told how for once Scotch
wit had got the better of German stub
bornness.
There are several girls at Tuxedo whose
sweethearts, like Juan are off TO the wars,
but the way they are bound is beautiful
Someaof the letters are ordinary gold rings
act with sapphire and diamonds, turquoise
and diamonds or as in one case, a glow
ing ruby A Southern girl who is here is,
% Aoi 40 tlldltiS uIG CpllGtiAiEdt Nriy IIuNli
engaged to a young man who means to
get as near to Lee as he can and who
expects 70 vote for him when he Is put
up for President. On the third finger Of
her left hand--that finger that has a vein
which connects with the heart-she wears
beautiful pink pearl set about with dia-
monds. That means If she sheds a sin
gle tear-and pearls signify tears-they are
to be tears of gladness. Around her neck
is very thin gold chain, and on this Is
hung a heart of diamonds. OF course,
this opens and on the inside are-well, you
might guess-a photograph and lock of
hair On her wrist Is a chain bracelet in
which are set small rubies, and engraved
about them in curious letters Is the wise
warning: Fool, not TO know love endures
no tie" In return for these pretty trim
kciS she letters her sweetheart with the
heavy chain bracelet, worn on the upper
part Of his arm and sufficiently tight not
to fan below the elbow. With cunning
taste she has chosen that Il shall be with
out jewel except the decoration found
by these words engraved upon IL In the
duplicate of her handwriting; my love Is
as deep as the sea and as pure as its
foam"
That was put on when he started for
the war, and now, while the rest OF US
are wildly enthusiastic, she's honest
enough to say she hopes every living Span
lard will soon be a dead one and that,
while she would prefer the Americans to
be- saved. stil they can all go to -.
Spain or some other place. provided one
particular man IS preserved for her. It's
a fact that women are selfish, but their
selhshness is always In favor OF man.
I've no doubt that they were made that
way in the beginning and there has been
no particular change from Eve to- Bah.
what is that large item you have
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-31
$3.50 Boot Sale.

This is sale that Will Increase in popu-
larity with each week of its duration, and
justly so, because of the quality of the
goods we offer.
Women's Chocolate Chrome Kid Boots,
hand-turned, new coin toes, kid tops, ex-
tremely light and flexible, dainty and
glove-fittng-ideal summer boots, buttoned
or laced-szes 21a to and widths A, B. c,
d and E-shoes that never retailed at less
than $3.50, and often $4OO-special price
while they last $1.S9