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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
WILMINGTON FRIDAY FEBRUARY

assembled in front Of the Offices Of the
Iihre Parole and started shouting
"Panama" and Down with Loubet."
Several of these persons were promptly
arrested and Deputy Millevoye Nation
alist Republican,, who attempted to res
cne them, was also placed under arrest,
while friend of his was captured and
taken to the police station at the same
time.
In the course Of the evening a crowd of
demonstrators broke the windows of the
Petit Journal with stones. The staff of
the newspaper dispersed the mob with II
fire hose, but stones were still thrown
from distance, until the police inter
fercd. This prccipitated fight in which
several persons were wounded, the po-
lice making many arrests. There were
other demonstrations and scucs at in
tcryals during the evening. Up to mid
night about 200 arrests had been made.
most of the demonstrators being anti
semitcs, NJ. Millevoye was released from
custody ut o'clock this morning.
NJ. Dcrouledc's theatrical invitation to
General Roget to march to the Elysec,'
was evidently prearranged, with Il view
of securing notoricty and getting himself
arrested.
Among those arrested were Comte dc
Choisrnl, Nj. De Ilarcourt, NJ. Tallyrand
and NJ. Cuvrrvile. Nearly all of those
taken into custody are charged with as
saulting the police or uttering seditious
cries. Som" Of the rioters reached th"
depot with their faces covered with blood
and two policemen were seriously in
iurcI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
COMPROMISE ON ARMY BILL.
Number Not to Exceed % 900 Men.
Tho Grade of Admiral.

Number Not to Exceed % 900 Men.
Tho Grade of Admiral.
Washington. Feb 24.-'l'hat there is to
bc an adjustment Of the differences on
the army reorganization bill in the sen
ate Is the general understanding among
senator's. Few, however. will attempt to
give details If. Indeed, thcs" have been
arranged. The Democratic senator's have
contrndrd f." little more than the fixing
Of Il tim" limit for the continuance Of the
existence of the enlarged army. Accord
ingy the tiulr for the continuance OF The
inrreas" has hccu fixed at July I. 1901.
There Is II mutual understanding that
tie new nrny shall not number in excess
OF NI,OOO men, rs provided III the Cock
rrll bill, and that the staff provisions of
the lhillliaWlpy lii shall hr retained
in substantially the same form rs re-"
ported fron the miIitlry committee. or
the troops authorized $1,000 are to he
raised subject TO The discrrtition of the
r"r'ih?nt and may be natives of the new
Possessions ~ otherwise as he .InY de-
term'Nr. I'll" present Understanding is
that he bill shall ln 4 ii.W measure, not
Il Substitute for III" f!"i bill.
The naya! appropriation bill fiualiY
passed the huir yesterday afternoon
after furr dHrA nj II, ,rimnIous debate.
The Hii3rlnlHicut to hWili a great armur
plant was lu'"! ott LpHn lo;nt Of ord ~.
ThH EOl.aN has ,ini,imoUHly agreed 10 an
amendment OF the naval np,,",lriaii"n
lil! creating She Ara.!r Of ~! Airn! of The
navy. II Wa! adopted with 4 shout. !, j.
ini,uI,I f,,. I.nrr t,tr,i,.1 I,.H.n,.. 'nii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
AFFAIRS IN HONOLULU.
United states Wnrships We'll Repro

United states Wnrships Well Rcpre-
scented at the Sandwich Capital.
San Francisco, Feb. 24.~-The steamer
City Of Peking arrived yesterday from
the Orient via Honolulu and brings the
following aIvicrs from Honolulu under
date Of Feb. 10:
Warships and transports of the United
States have been well represented at the
port during the past ten days. At this
time both the Oregon and Philadelphia
are here, besides the tenders Iris and
Scaltiia The transports Morgan City.
Ohio and Senator all arrived safely. and
after taking on coal and supplies the
three vessels left again for the long
voyage to Manila,
The baltleship Oregon arrived on the
9Th from Calluo with all well on board.
On The way over she stopped two days
at Galapagos Island for coal. The Ore
gon iS likely to remain here two or three
weeks. The Honolulu Aon works are
making some repairs on her which vii!
take At least ten days to complete.
There was an accidental death on the
voyage of the transport Senator from
San Francisco TO Honolulu On the
evening Of Feb. Corporal Abbott, Of
Company B. Twentieth infantry, fell
overheard and was lost. He was n native
of Kentucky. The United States steam
ship Philadelphia arrived from San
Diego on the | lth. She will sail for
Samoa about the 18th.
Private Charles Nelson. Company r.
TWohiictll regulars died at the Bucna
Vista hospital Of typhoid fever on the
9th inst Nelson was left here by the
transport Scandia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
OFFICER RETIRED, THEN PROMOTED.
Physically Unfit For service, ,EutW"nt
Through the Ctif,na C:.u!paiyr,

Physically Unfit For"Crvice, ,BntWcut
Through the t;shan Campaign.
Washington, Eel g!.-'E'llr records OF
the war department Show an interesting,
story in connection with the nomination
made by the president OF all officer on the
retired list Of the army, Robert Dowdy,
to he captain in active service. AT tll"
outbreak of the Spanish war Dowdy
was lieutenant in the Seventeenth in
fanlry. As the troops were lying at
Tampa waiting to embark he took his
examination for promotion as II captain.
but was found to h" physically unit .
The Recommendation Of tllr board that
he he retired was forwarded TO Wash
ington.
Meantime the Seventeenth went to
Cuba and Dowly went alGMc. He WAS In
the thick OF tlr fighting cvcryw.Iierr.
suffered every exposure aHJ hardship AID
wrn, through the whoic campaign with
"Hi losing a day from illness. Just as the
troops returned in victory to thr United
States the papers CAME hack from Wash.
inglon retiring Dowdy from service.
Upon looking into the case The president
was satisfied that this was particular
hardship and that the man who was
strong enough to render such service as
Dowdy had was good to retain in ac-
tive service. hence the nomination.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence Of tho REPUBLICAN,.
February "a, 1859

The many friends of George n. Dickin.
son OF Middletown were paiDed to learn Of
| u severe accident having happened to tina;
| gentleman. While hanging up SONS mea
in tho butcher shambles of j. K Long
his foot slipped aud largo sharp Look
tore his right hand. 1t was IN ugly, pain
ful wound necessialins ten stitches to
close It. He will b. unable to atteud to
business for soms time
Tire membsrs OF Fci5ndship Lolge, M
B., 4. o. U. W., their lady friends. and
guess enjoyed a delightful time in tho
Opera House last night when j. Edridge
Butler of Kentucky gavs one of his pleas
ing entertainments. O'atOry full of wit
md humor made up tho entertainment
. lie also gave snmo interesting facts con-
cerning and reasons way men should join
the A. o. U. w.
Thero WAS one young fellow here
couple of days ago who hal IN interesting
time. His best girl was on II visit here
and as soon rs the trains got to running no
came to New Castle to see her. He had
been storm stayed at Crunpton aud the
blizzard hal lul!sd his raz1r so h, lot his
beard grow until ho had good founia.
tlon for rcd whisknrs. Bat after he
reached New Castle he sought barber
shop and presto change. "A booiblack re-
moved the mud from his shoes and he was
congratulated u9on his neat appearance
by the young lady he called upon that
evening.
Professors Browne and Pierce Of Della.
ware College visited he New Castle
schools yesterday. While professor Browne
leeturei to tn s,h anu oh grades PROBES
sor Pierce lecturtd OH chemistry ia tho
high school and gave some illustrations
Tho many fticnas OF Frank Fagau of the
Railroad House will be pleased to learn
that 1t is a toic, of the grip and not ty-
phod fovcr from which ho is asu.fcrer.
Several weddings are on the tapis for the
coming spring, including that OF Willard
Hughes, tho genial dispenser of retro III
mcnts at the Atlantic Hou:e and young
lady from Dclma".
John L. Stops has rcc,iyol commu-
n!cntion from u manufacturer who wishes
to buy ;ho StooDs' wharf property. 1t is
situated along Tho river and near the boa
.an,lin IS. AS nS-Atlanic tide is en-
gagged in by tho manufacturer he will
probably come le"o on account Of tho water
abilities.
The mon employed by the city to shovel
snow have cClnpletci their work Now
Cas- tie had its crossings and streets cleared
/ IL time and no delay YVES experienced
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
OPPOSE THE
WATER BILL.
Wilmington Business Men
Say to Reduce Rates
Will Impair the
Service.


Dover, Feb. e3--lndica'ions point to Il.
immineh' death OF Senator Iyie's bi!
which seeks 10 redAce wilmington waite
rents 40 psr cent ana thereby present tn
annual accumulation Of largo surp!u
by tho Water Commission OF that city.
The bill made its appearances in the Sen
ate several weeksas' Dut lt mas COTTON n
further than the committee Where 1t is liza
bic to stay several days. This Afternoon
tile measure WAS con n'lGered bus no rnpor
was formulated. Senators Knox, tht
only wilmington m1mbor ot The CON
inlltee besides Mr.. Pyle, Is opposed to the
measure and aSit distinctly applies TO VIII
mlngtol 1t is understood thh6 nothing
Will DO uone by tho remaining iouf !ncm-
Dcrs Of the committee to force tha b!ll Into
open session. Therefore some agreement
VIII havo to bs reachnd botwcon Senators
hnox ana fylo before the measure comes
OUT VI cJnInlttco and cyon II 1t shou'u b>
SO fortunate as to pass tho senate II Will
have an unusually hard road t. travel in
the House.
This mornlng Speaker Clark became in
forme of the gauertl opposition t1 the bill
by Wilmington firms and bscau'e of this
opposition it can be aafoly predicted that
Senator I'yle's act will MT bocolns Il law.
The Harlan aud Iiollintsworth Company,
Charles Warner Company AMI the Pussy
and Jonos Cor. pany arc tho principal WI.
mington corporations that oppose the pas
sage Of the bill, .,-, -
ii. L. Gauss, President OF tn, llnrlan
and HoliiugsWnrth Company, writes tha.
the company oppose, tho passage oi thu
bill believing it contrary to good economy
and the proper mothod Of management to
take from tho Water Commission any
part Of its pr,rogative that would rurtail
its efficiency. There is no ql,i.ion what
ever hat the administration of our Nate"
Department. ha, bon most oxae!lsns Hnl
business liko, and rs repFescn atlveS Of ono
Of lho largest inlus1rioi of our state and
city we oppose Tho pAssis1 ut s'lc meas
urc."
II. Tatnall WarAer OF tho Charles War
aer Company contends thet tho legisla-
ton directed toward the Water D'part'
mont Will be such that the city VIII IN
snort time DO compelieu 10 posfo" liouoy
FOR the erection OF proposed station 10
supply city water to tho residents olhocA-
lord and other " iinington suoarD'' Mi'
Warner also says TO deprive the dopart'
nent OF It's annual surplus VIII comi'el
tho Mayor ana louhc!i 10 raise money ny
additional taxation 10 pay Outstanding
water PONDS ana tho interest ehofooh' Iie
urIher argues that senator rye Di'l VIII
'lnca the department nnder the cohtro' of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
DELINQUENT Taxes.

Collector Sturgeon, OF Christiana Hum
drcd has placed in the hands of Con tab L
Green, 45 claims against Delinquent. aud
an effort is being made TO have them set
tied. Mr.. Green Is an efficient officer and
the dslinquents had better pay up and
avoid further trouble and expense.
The county needs the money and the
debtors should not complain rs Collector
Sturgeon and Constable Green are only
doing their duty a' the law requires. The
delinquents in other shundreds must also
prepare to pay up or the man in long
bouts may be after. them ina short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
PHILIPPINE REBELS
Harrass the Americans by Torch
and Bullets.
uUOH DAMAGE DONE BY FIRES.

Guerrilla Fighting In Manila's SUBJ
urbs and Business In the City Tenn
pornrIly Suspended-The Monadnock
Shells Rebel Position.
Manila, Feb. 24-The secret Filipino
militia who Wednesday night set fire to
the city in three places made desperate
attempt yesterday to complete the work
Of destruction. The torch was applied
again at TOndo, and the buildings which
escaped Wednesday night or were only
partially destroyed were RACED to the
ground.
As u result Of Wednesday nights in
cendarism and attempts at a massacre,
our troops successfully engaged the in
surgents and made prisoner, Of $50 ma
tivcs, who were most n1 tive in the pre-
concerted midnight attack. The insurg-
ents began general harassing movements
at Daylight. evidently hoping to carry the
cityNn the confusion which resulted from
widespread incendiarism. An attempt
was made to carry the American line on
the extreme left, at Caloocan, but the in
surs"nts were met by a hot fire Of ar
tillcry and muskctry. and were repulSed
with considerable loss.
For two hours and a half the moni-
tor Monadnock joined in the engagement,
throwing shells over the American lines
and into the ranks of the insurgents be-
yond Caloocan.
All the American women in Manila
have been taken on board the transport
IT. Paul for safety. Thousands Of Chi.
nc@e are moving from the city. Many ma
tiycs were undoubtedly burned to death
in the fires Wednesday night. being
pcpnrd by the Gordon of American
guards into the burning district which
they themselves had set ablnzc. The
burned area extends over more than q
square mile.
Major General Otis has issued gen
cral order directing all tho inhabitants Of
Manla, until otherwise ordered, to con-
lin" themselves TO their homes after I
O'Clock in the evening, when the streets
will be cleared by the police The general
also warns inrcndiaric, and suspects that
they will he severely dealt with if lis
covered in any locality.
Lieutenant Eugene s. French Of Com.
pany l., First Montana volunteers, and
Private Oscar FELTON,, of Company G,
South Dakota volunteers. were killed.
aud two other DakotanS were wounded.
From the high towers Of the city iircs
can be seen burning at a dozen different
points outside. Some Of these are prob
ably due to the MonaAnock's shells.
Scores of rebels have hrcn arrested in
the 'fOndo district 4 band of 60 rrbclS.
hN ing two carloads of arms and nc-
codtrcmrnts, was captured in Il house.
Business is practically suspended tenn
pprariy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
A Bulletin From General Otis


Washington. Feb. 2l.-Grncral OTIS
yesterday cabird to the war department
As follows:
"ManiIn. Feb. -Adinlant General.
Wa,ilingion: Determined endeavors TO
hum city last night. Buildings fired in
three different sections Of city. Fires
controlled by troops after severe labor
4 considerable number of inccndiarie3
shot and few soldiers wounded.
early this morning large body Of
Insurgents made II demonstration off Ne
Artliur's front near Caloocan and were
r"plused. Loss OF property by fire last
night probably half million dollars"
General Otis scul the following list OF
casualtics
Thirteenth Minnesota. wounded: Com
pany G. Captain N0yrs G. Robinson, lip.
moderately severe Sergeant George X.
Shepard, leg, moderate; Private Thomas
+. Cadin, shoulder, severe: George 5
Wooiing, severe. Company ID. Ortiu e
Grinnell. arnpit. severe. Private Enoch
Davis. Company H.. First Nebraska,
shot in hand. self inflicted. accidental.
severe. Private CLYDE \. McNcy. Com
pany A. South Dakota, doing well,
toe 1mpltujel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Hartford City. Ind. Feb. 24.-By a
mysterious explosion following fire dis
covered in the Dick building yesterday
four persons lost their lives and two
were injured. The explosion lifted the
third floor and dropped IT down Oh the
second. Flames cnveloped the Dick. the
Willman and the Mason buildings These
four charred bodies were taken from the
ruins: Lewis Laforgc and wife, james
Bone, Orris Lewis. The injured are
John Ballard and Nathaniel Rnkcr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
- -
RIp Fire in Inuiun Territory

Waggon"r, I. IT,, Feb PA fire which
started at Muscogce, |. r., during tho
night, destroyed almost one half of that
town, entailng loss aggreyating nearly
$500,00O. The fire began In negro shan.
ty near the court house. 1t destroyed
the greater portion OF the business dis.
trict and many private residences. There
was no loss of life or serious casualties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Itching, Turning Skin Diseases
Relieved in day. Eczema, Salt Rbeum,
Barber's Itch, and all eruptions of the
skin quickly relieved and speedily cured
by DR.. Agncw's Ointment. 1t will give
instant comfort in cases of Itching,
Bleeding or Blind Piles, and will cure in
from three to six nights. 35 cents.--i7.
For sale by Y. James I.olt Sixth and
Market and N. b. Denforth Second and
Market strceti.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Ladies' low cut Rubhers. all sizes,
were 4Oc. nGw 23c
Gentlemen's $l.C0 Fancy EmhrCid
cred Slippers in.'d.ffrrent 'colors and
designs, yc'uctl to soc.
Mems Solid Leather working Broean
IShoes. leather soles. and will give g'od
wear, were $1.l9, now G9c.
Mems French Calf Patent Leather
Shoes, hand-scwcl and stitched. most
ly pointed toes. were 81 and s., no"
1913.
Mems Satin Ca'f Dress Shoes. in diff
fercn. slyie toes, we're $l35, now Csc.
All of our Mems S. AMI Sc Winter
Russct Shoes, calf lined, English back
stay, and extension sC,CS, reduced to
So.97.
Mems Satin Calf Shoes, In lace ana
congress, solid leather inner and outer
soleS, made in all latest toes, wtrG
$500, now sl3S.
Mems heavy extension sole, lace aHl
congress Shoes, scme with leather lin.
ESs, made in Bull Dog and London
tDcs, were $50, ROW 81 SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
Says the Beef Was Ancient.

Bucyrus. o., Feb. 24.-Adiutant Scha-
bcr, of the Eighth Ohio volunteer regi-
mcnt, who, during the Spanish war.
handled large quantities of the canned
beef provided for the soldiers says that
all the cans bore labels with the figures
1898 printed on them. BY soaking the
cans these labels could be pulled off,
showing an original wrapper with the
date 1883. or some other equally ancient
period marked on them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
Crosby & Hill,
sos, GOT and 609 Market St.
DOWH- RIGHT SOLID FACTS
cannot be gainsaid. We
~ 1naIr thnt oppo-a,+ 70

AosH N'oiit uUliU IhOIO
cannot be gainsaid. We
made that apparent to
everyone who bought one of
the large number of Coats
sold on Wednesday. TO say
that prices were unusual
would be to say very little;
but whcn VIC say never such
value shown, we come down
to solid facts. We have to
keep going, and we mean to
do it i'll Il way that will be in
'crc&ting and of great benefit
to you. There will be several
lots OF coats OH sale on Satur-
day that will make the buyer
smile. We won't say what
the feeling of the seller will be.
80 Ladies' Coats, Cheviot
and herScy, all black, Tapped
seams, dartcd sleeves, silk
lined and velvet collar and all
the other hxings; an extraor-
dlnary special price for Satur-
day Of S5.9S.
Keep the children in good
health by having one of the
very fine Jackets we are to
sell Oh Saturday at S2.es and
$3.50.
The n and 16year-old miss
can be we'll suited: no, we do
not forget them, though we
have failed to bring them for
wald. "A neat coat for S2.oS
We would have you rcmenl-
Der that we carry a large stock :,
Of Ladies' Suits and Separate
Skirts. The material is right
and fit right and price right.
1900 yards full blcachcd
AZ inches wide, not
to be met again, but Saturday
We will sell it at Sc a yard.
1900 yards new style Prints,
Medium shades, and the quail
ty you have and will pay
7ca yard for, OH Sat-
lrday 4c Il yard.
100 yards fine Outing Flan-
lcl, stripes and plaids, re-
-uced from Ioc to oHc.
The Mems Undervests at
SC can have no equal any
llere.
The Mems Undervests at
oc just save you the half
rice, or say you can buy two
or the price of one.
500 pairs Children's pure
yc, fast black, Jersey Rib
lose, double heels and knees,
uitablc for playing marbles,
ood wearers; Saturday, 1oc
air.
As Ladies' Night Robes,
ood muslin, double yoke,
ruffle, the right kind
f work on it; Saturday 3ec.
A lot of Mems Overshirts,
ID ones, all higher grade, but
IL Saturday 25c.
Mems Suspendcrs-1f you
ally want good value i'll sus.
cnders, and do not see what
c are selling for 25c, then
Oh are not i'll it.
Even if you do not want to
ny 4 Sewing Machine we
ould like you to come and
e the one we arc selling. 1t
a wonder. You will, with
'e1yone who has seen it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

COmmuthtion of IsatiOns in Cuba.
Washington, Feb. 24-An order has
been issued by the war department to
provide for subsistence of enlisted men
on duty in Cuba when they are engaged
on special details which scpcratc them
from the messing facilities OF their com.
mand. The commanding general in Cuba
Is authorized TO fix the rate Of commu-
tation Of rations in such cases, the rate
to be not more than $3.50 per day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

City of Mexico, Feb. IA deleGatio,
of Kickapoo Indians from the United
States are In the city. The group. in
tribal costumes, attended the prcsidcn.
tial reception last night. They are here
to solicit from the Mexican government
an allotment of land to which the rem.
nant of the tribe desires to emigrate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

New York. Feb. IA bulletin was
issued last night by the physicians at
tending Rulyard Kiplng saying that
Mr.. Kipling had a fairly comfortable
day, although in the late afternoon and
early evening. as usually happens, the
symptoms were about as they were
Wednesday evoriA". hnt nor worse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Reading, Feb. 24.-The Democrats,
whose candidate for mayor, Edward
Yeager, was defeated by So votes by A.
II. Laucr, Republican, declare that many
tickets improperly marked were counted
which should have been thrown out,
under the supreme courts decision. 1t il
highly probable that they will ask for a
recount.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
The Fish Market,

Powell has on his stalls IN tho Third
stree market fvosh Goldfish, catfish. smeltz.
trout, white fish. Labrador herring and
white perch. Call carly and got soms-
tElnR mice or ten.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24
Appropriate

Appropriation, 'or Public Buildings,
Washington l'rh. 24.---The senate
committee OH pnbic buildings and
grounds yesterday made favorable re-
ports on public buildings as follows: New
Brunswick, N. j, 100000; Norwich,
Conn, 100000; Winston. N. O., Sj0, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Simn7 Blood Purifier MAKES pure
blood and fortiieI tho sys,em against
fcvers, ernptivs diSca es, diphheria.
ciofula. &c 1t IL Americas host blood
euro. Depot0lj King strDt, Whining.
ton. Del J0b0sr; WHOLESALE H. Retail
by drug.ists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-24

Mems Calf Shoes, of the celebrate,
Gearse G. Snow make. every pair war.
ranted by the maker, were $500 rUs
$L95.
Mems $50 WiLtcr Russet Shues
made in the latest style. extension
soIes and Bull Dog toe, reduced t.
sl.7o.
Mems $500 Shoes, in Box Calf
French Calf and PateLt Leather, all
strictly hand made, rcUNcGd to S. 50.
Youths CasCo Calf Shoes, sizes 70 &c
2, made to give service, were Slls. ngw
75c.
Boys Shoes, sfzcs to ), in light OF
heavy soIcs, MADE in opera toes. were
sl.39, now SC.
Ch!idrcn's grain EG ron Shoes, SIZE,
G 10 II, stout leather soies, and VIII
give elegant wear, were $l.o0, now ISc
Misses Lace SHOES, made Of PARIS
Kld, smooth lta;AC! inner scIcG, wCro
$l2j, now Sc.
CAild's India I'd Baton Shoes, s.2cs
C 10 s, were Soc now 29c.