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Middletown transcript., 1903-12-05
Christmas Handkerchiefs.

For the early buyers who appreciate a
full assortment of the daintiest effects, we
imported linen andElace Handkerchiefs for
the holidays. Among this lot is lot of Sam
pie Handkerchiefs worth more than double.
Womens embroidered imported the price
this lot were imported to sell at $780, marked here ST. co.
Womens all linen imported embroidered Handkerchief
manufacturers samples imported sell marked
SOC.
Womens embroidered Handkerchiefs In 1e1I
|25c. - 1"/2
Womens linen hemst:.ched Handkerch;efs 1o1< OK and
Soc.
Linen centers, for trimming with lace 121Sc
Christmas Slippers Ready.
Mems Vc Kid Romeos, high and high nstep 81 Ok
Opera Slippers, allgators, SO co.
Opera Slippers, SOc 81. 1.OO and $125
Women fancy evening Slippers variety to be found and
you know the price is always the lowest 5Oc to $125
Rogers Silver Plate Ware.
You'll find prices for the same grade much
below prices generally found in most stores.
Tea Sets $500; Water Pitchers quarts So so: Butter
Dshes $780, Crumb Tray and Scraper co. Trays 2c
lea SPOON 6Oc $780, Dessert Spoons S. 45 Dinner
Forks S125 Berry Spoons, 50c Sugar Shells Soc Butter
Knives, 25c
Colgate's Fine Perfumes and
81 IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Silk Waists,
New Styles.

A large variety of tine sea
sons most pleasing styles
novel styles now in great de-
mand.
Black Peau de Cygne Shirt
Waist. made with line cluster
tucked and DOx-plaited front.
cluSter-tuckCd hack. bishop
sleeves. trimmed on top with box
plait-fancy tab stock. .. $500
Peau de Sole Shirt Waist, made
with small stitched box plaitS.
covering entire front. three box
plaitS down center Ot back.
bishop sleeves. trimmed in small
box plaits and fancy stock To
match-cOmes in navy. tan and
red 100000. $3.50
Peau de Cygne Waist. made with
round yoke and shield front,
trimmed in crochet buttons,
taIlor-Stitched plaits in back.
bishop sleeves trimmed In the
stitched plaits-cOmes in tan.
navy and red. $500
Gray-hgured Taffetas Waist.
made with tucked yoke front,
side plaits down center OF back.
bishop sleeves. stock to match.
trimmed in red. .......S1O.O0
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Brakemen and Baggagemen Said
10 BE Assisting the Pa
cific Company.
TO TIE UP STATE OF TEXAS.
President Modie SAYS The Present
Manner Of Handling Freight
i Contrary to the PrinJi-
pies of | UniOniSm.

The order OF Railway Trainmen may
be drawn into the strike OF the Pacific
Express Company" said President r z.
Modie Of the Brotherhood Of Railway Ex-
pressmen yesterday.
1t has been reported to me that or
some OF the runs where the Pacific Ex-
press Company has contracted with the
railway companies to handle baggage.
orakemen and baggagemen have been
pressed into service TO handle the bag
gage OF the railway companies
The baEgagemen and brakemen are
members Of the order Of Railway Train
men. and assisting the Pacific Express
Company where Il has contract TO han
die baggage IS working harm to the cause
OF the employees OF the company who are
demanding an increase in salary. and is
contrary to the principles Of unionism-
The matter has been reported TO Presi-
dent Morrissey Of the Order OF Railway
Trainmen. and he is investigating IT, II
it IS a fact, the practice will have to
cease or the brakemen and baggaEemen
will be called out by President Morrisssy.
How much further It may extend is. OF
course, a matter OF speculation
There is also 4 probability that the
brotherhood men in the employ Cf the
American Express Company in Texas may
be ordered TO strike. That company has
been carrying some OF the freight OF the
Pacific Company on a tonnage basis. This.
OF course. gives the Pacific its profit and
IS the freight IS not rebilled it IS business
OF that company which brotherhood men
cannot handle. II the freight Is rehiilsd
il becomes the business Of the company
rebnIing It. and. OF course. We have Moth
ing 70 say regarding IT,
''If this continues I shaI he compelled
to order the brotherhood men cut on the
express companies that persist in the
practice. An order TO this effect would
tie UP the whole State Of Texas. as the
brotherhood OF railway eNprcssmen Is
strong and well organized in that State.
..SSo;ice has been given the express com
ranies not to handle any Of the freight
Of the Pacific Express Company. except
by rebiiling il and making # the business
Of the company handling IT."
4 committee Of the former employees OF
the Pacific Express Company will confer
with the Business Mems League to-day.
looking 20 a settlement OF the strike Il
Is also possible that the Civic Federation
will also consider the differences between
the Pacific Company and its employees"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
GRAND LODGE WILL MEET.
Masonic Body viii Hold Three
Dav Convention Here.

The Masonic Grand Lodge CT Missouri
will meet in annual session in the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral. at Seventeenth and
Locust street. tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. The meetings will continue
Wednesday and Thursday.
Among the officers TO be present will be
Acting Grand Master Doctor William r.
Kuhn OF Kansas City. Grand Senior War
den Judge Leroy Valiant OF St. Louis.
Grand Junior Warden 4. z. Houston Of
Mexico. Grand Secretary Doctor John d.
Vincil Of St. Louis and Grand Treasurer
sam Kennard Of st. Louis.
Addresses win be made by these Of
ficers. Judge Noah Givan. president Of the
Board OF Managers Of the Masonic Home.
will read a paper on the condition OF that
institution.
About 100 delegates will be present and
the headquarters Of the Grand Lodge Will
be at the Laclede Hotel
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
KICKED ON ARM BY HORSE.
Fractions Animal Caused Injury
to John Jones.

John Jones of No. 2so6 Dayton street
suffered a broken arm when kicked by his
horse. which took fright at an automobile
in Forest Park yesterday afternoon
The animal became unmanageable and
kicked the dashboard @ Mr.. Jones's bug
gy to splinters. In reaching down to get
the lines Mr. Jones was struck on tho
arm by the horses hOof. Mrs Jones. who
was with her husband. escaped injury
Doctor 4. Y. L. BrCkaw OF No. 53S North
Taylor avenue reduced the fracture and
Mr.. Jones went to his home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
SPORTING.

Burke's AIl-Professionals defeated the
Belleville Baseball Club.
Northwestern's showing against Chicago
reflects credit on Washington University.
Lacrosse and pushball will be intro
duced here next Sunday.
Johnny Regan missed his second chance
at the bantam title by getting n draw de-
Cison.
w. r. Orthwein and A Nasse won the
swimming features Of the Missouri Ath-
letic Clubs card yesterday.
Sporting interest centers in the Forecast
Stake. to be run at the Fair Grounds next
Saturday.
McChesney is carded to meet Hermis in
the Aqueduct Handicap. October 26.
Winners at the Fair Grounds races to-
day should be Mcrrie George. My Surprise
De Kaber, Little Scout, Cogsweu and
Dave SOmmers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

New York. Oct. Ia.-Arrived: La Bre-
tasne. Havre; U-nbria, Liverpool and
Queenstown.
Liverpool, Oct. 1T.-Arrived: Mayiower,
Boston via Queenstown. October IS-Etru-
ria. New York via Queenstown.
Moville. Oct. 1S.-Arrived: Tunisian.
Montreal for Liverpool Cand proceeded).
Plymouth, Oct. 1S.-Arrived: Kaiserin
Maria Theresa, New York for Cherbourg
and Bremen land proceeded).
London. Oct lS.-Sailed: Minnehaha.
New York.
Rotterdam. Oct 1S.-Sailed: Nordam,
Sev: York via Boulogne-sur-A sailed
from latter port 17th and passed ProwI
Point 18th.
Queenstown. Oct. B-SaiIed: Lucania
from Liverpool for New York.
New York. Oct l8.-Arrived: United
States, Copenhagen. Christiania and Chris
tiansand
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
DIES FROM HIS INJURIES.
Martin p Wiertz Succumbs at st.
Mary's Hospital.

Marion P. Wiertz. who was injured at
the Union Station last Thursday, died at
St. Mary's Hospital yesterday morning.
Wiertz was pushing a truck loaded with
mall pouches across the tracks. when he
was struck by a baggage car that was be
ing switched into place by an engine.
Wiertz was caught between the coach
and the truck and suffered internal in
juTies. The police have notified Wiertz's
relatives in Kingston, Pa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
To-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
wASHINGTON.

Il is said that Secretary Root Will rec
ummend to Congress that the ni'ed
States raise its own horses and mules on
account OF the inability Of the department
TO buy enough seTviCeabIe stock in the
open market.
Congress will be asked for an appro-
ships.
In his annual report General Funston
urges higher pay for enlisted men for
the purpose OF attracting better material
to the ranks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
BOYS STONE A STREET CAR.
Volley of Missiles Injuries Mrs.
Kay, 2 Passenger.

Enraged at their ejectment from
Broadway car for violating the rule
against smoking, two boys gathered rocks
and attempted 10 strike the conductor.
Mrs Uriah Kay, a passenger. was Sc
verely injured by one Of the stones. which
broke a window ard struck her on the
head Doctor George ". Heuman OF No
G02 North Broadway attended Mrs. Kay.
and she went 10 her home, No. III Bittner
street
cond1ctor Edward Brown says that the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Held LIP serrnnt Girl.

Mary Rennkamp. a servant employed at
No. sSH Laclede avenue. was held up on
L.aclede avenue. west of Boyle avenue. at
$50 O'Clock last night by a highwayman,
who relieved her OF her purse. containing
81 a silver watch and a night key. After
the robbery Miss Rennkamo ran 20 the
office Of Doctor II. Jacobson. at No. s322
Laclede avenue. Doctor Jacobson reported
the case to the police.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Lace
Curtains.

The special price advantages
We obtain in purchasing in
great quantities are Of bene-
fit to our patrons.
Styles and assOrtments are
unequaled for those who
have individual taste for ok
ceptional designs.
Our special Scotch Cable-Net
Curtains, with plain centers. in
sertion and edge-3is yards long
"A pair ...-........-.... 1886
AssOrtments are very complete
in Arabian and Cluny Lace Cur
tains. made on best quality cable
net, with Insertions and edges,
or edges only-3is yards lOng-a
pair ....... 1878 10 $500
Renaissance Red Sets. with cen
tepieces; also insertions, with
valance: also piece for roll
made on best quality OF cable
net-price for sets are
$500 TO SIe.5o
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

ton agents returned last night from a
tour OF Texas and Louisiana. The special
train upon which the agents made the trip
arrived at Union Station at 7:15. It con-
sisted OF five Pullman cars and was in
charge OF B. H Payne. assistant general
passenger and ticket agent. The entire
party were entertained at supper in Har-
vey's upstairs dining-room at Union Sta
tiOn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Touring the System.

REPI BllC SPECIAL
Carthage, No. Oct. ls-E VI. Day. gen.
eral advertising agent OF the Missouri
Pacific with St Louis headquarters. and
W. NJ. James Of Pittsburg Pa. Of the
same department. are in the city on tour
of inspection Of the system.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Delay in Reaching Ardmore.

REPU UBLIC SPECIAL
Ardmore, I. T. Oct. ls.-A special TO the
Ardmorite from Benson. ATiz-, states that
the Hearst party will reach Ardmore thir-
ty hours later than was originally intend
ed. which will put the party into ArdmOre
at O'Clock Wednesday evening. The Ard
more Chamber Of Commerce is making
elaborate preparations to entertain the
PARTY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Negroes Disturb Church Meeting.

Buch Carter. Abe Dorsey and william
Stewart, negroes. were arrested in Clayton
yesterday on n charge OF disturbing a re-
liEious meeting in a warrant issued by
Justice Campbell A charge OF assault
with intent 10 kin was also placed against
Carter. II was preferred by Mrs Abe
IlnrsnH
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
New Dress
GinghanS.

Just received-to supply an
unprecedented demand
American Dress Ginghams
in Black and White, Blue
and White Checks in all
the small scarce sizes
Also solid blue and many fancy
styles which have not been OBJ
tainable recently-a yard.
IL 1-2c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
FREIGHT BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Robert Kendall Run Down by

Train at INOFl Gldllou.
Robert Kendall. n freight brakeman on
the Iron Mountain. was killed last night
by being struck by a south-bOund passen-
ger train at Ivory Station, one and one
half miles south Of the city limits.
Kendall was standing at a switch await
ing his train. which had been run on a
side track TO allow the passenger to pass.
The exact manner OF KendalHs -lsath IS
rot known He was % years old and lived
AT No. - Haven street.
The BODY was sent to South St. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
DOWIE LOSES TEMPER WHEN
THOUSANDS LEAVE MEETING.

Appeals Lock the Doors but Shues Out I'm
mindful His and ExhOrtaons Madison Square
With Multitude Curious and Hear
Elijah and Restoration Much Confusion
Characterzes Meeting and Causes the Prophet TO Utter
Tirade Against New York Audiences.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Night Gowns

In a prOfusion Of dainty
styles. many of unusual mer-
it-all were personally Sc
lected by our representative
in Paris this summer
Prices S2.Oe to $500.
At S2.OO-Or French percale.
tucked front. hand-embroidered
front hand; collar and cuffs.
At S2.75-Of French cambric,
cuffs. front band and collar
briar-stitched; yoke OF tucks and
briar-stitchlnG.
At S3.5O-Of French cambric.
yoke OF fine tucks and briar-
stitching; hand-embrOidered
spray, with hand-sCalloped ruff
fies about neck and on sleeves.
At S5.0o-Five dainty. attrac-
tive styles OF fine French nain-
sock, either square or round
neck, trimmed with fine Val. lace
and ribbons; one style medium
low round neck, with large hand
scallOps and flowing sleeves
drawn with wide ribbon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
SOrOSiS
WOnnen'S Shoes.

New shoes are arriving
daily. The feathers and
workmanship of a Sorosis
shoe are unequaled.
Style 1S1 - Made OF Sorosis
Health Calf: is substantial for
street and outdoor wear-with
low military heels-hand-welted
soles-made on the natural foot
form shape-is undoubtedly the
best shoe for hard wear In the
Sorosis liue-width AAA TO E
sizes . 10 S-price. $3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Your druggist will refund money II Pazo
Ointment fails to cure in to Il days. 5oc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Handmade
French
Lingerie.

Monday we will make a spe-
cial showing of handmade
French
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
HandkerchiefS.

New assortments OF Women's
French Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched and scalloped
in white and also cOlOred dots
or new daintily embroidered
designs-an almost bewildering
array Of the most beautiful
handkerchiefs We have ever i'm
ported-priced, each,
Use TO $3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
New Suits.
New Coats.

Large shipments will be
placed on sale today, en-
bracing all the latest ideas
from Paris and Berlin;
many new military effects
All the most popular materials.
nearly every desirable shade and
color and mixture are shown in
our large aSSOrtmeuts-prices.
$500 to $4,000
Evening Coats. In 4 .arge va
Tiety Of styles exclusive 10 Us,
I'm white. champagne. tan. laven-
der. blue and pink-prices
$4,000 TO $4,000
Storm TlsrerS-new models. Cf
fancy Scotch TwepdS. bOX-plait-
eel. with belt, in gray and brown
mixtures price. e.......... S22.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Robes
of Wool.

An exclusive representation OF
foreign pattern Robes OF Fine
WOolens; rich effects. in embroid-
cred. appliqued and fringed-for
the finer costumes I'm cream and
light pastel shades-prices have
a wide range
S25.OO to Sl25.oo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Beautiful
Robes.

Robes are in fashion foe the
handsomest costumes. The
assOrtments we show are in
exclusive designs. Handsom-
er designs have never been
produced at the prices.
Spangled Robes, in white, black,
black and steel. at prices from
$3.50 TO $4,000
Black Escurial and Hand-Run
Robes, ranging in prices
$500 TO $4,000
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

". F. Bunty of Ccntralia, Ill. is prom
inentiy mentioned as Il candidate for the
Republican nomination for Attorney Cen
eral Of Illinois.
Heavy frosts are reported at Marshall
and ChamOis Mo.
Doctor August Greth. who has been
quietly working on an airship for months
at San Francisco. ascends from a vacant
lot and rides over the city for two hours
Finally the little motor gives out and the
machine. unable longer 10 Withstand the
upper currents. falls into the ocean. FROM
which the doctor is rescued with little
damage to his machine
The Cumberland and the First Presby-
terian churches at Macon. Mo. unite as
one congregation. Both pastors will be re-
tanned. one occupying the pulpit in the
morning and the other in the evening.
This is said to be the first actual reunion
OF the branch and mother churches in the
United States
4 delegation Of citizens from Kansas
City. Kas. has gore to call upon Gov
ernor Bailey at Topeka, to demand the
appointment Of an Assistant Attorney
General fer Vyandotte County to invesd-
gate the boOdling at Kansas City. Ras-
They prefer F. Hutchins Democrat
The United States have ordered a reve-
nue. cutter TO take part in the settlement
Of the fsncries dispute with Canada in
Lake Erie.
Fred NJ Hans. a railroad detective. is
convicted Of murder in the second degree
for tEc killing Of David o. BIse at Aims
worth. Neb. IN 1901.
Nearly all the troops have gathered al
Fort Riley. Has., for the army maneu-
ver9, which are scheduled TO begin to-
day
Delegates begin arriving at Marshall.
Mo. where the Missouri Baptist General
Assembly convenes to-day.
The yellow fever epidemic at Laredo
Tex, is beginning to show the effect OF
the work OF the State Health Depart
ment. Fewer cases are recorded now ev-
cry day
The finding OF several valuable pearls in
White County, Illinois, has caused con-
siderable excitement and difficulty is ex-
perienced in procuring laborers. so many
persons are searching the river banks
II Is said experienced hands can make
$l5 a day gathering mussel shells.
A negro killed one ant wounded three
others at n negro dance in Mexico. The
night before he had refused TO pay the
admittance fee TO the dance and was put
out. Taking his revolver he went to the
dance, and while all was going merrily
began firing into the crowd.
Senor J. TUero O'DonneII. Spanish
Consul at New Orleans. has been APPOINT
ed Commissioner General to take charge
OF his country's exhibit at the St. Louis
Worlds Fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

bows boarded the car at Adelaide avenue
and began smoking inside. Brown remon-
strated with them and then ordered them
from the car al Broadway and Pope ave-
nue.. Brown declares that the boys gath
cred stones from the street and sent a
volley OF missiles at the car. They are
described as about Is years old and wore
dark clothes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

Immigration Agents Return.
A party OF rs Missouri Pacific irnmlgra-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
LnCAL - srBrRRAN

Association football scores We're: Sports
men !. Ecrns q; Rawlings o. Spaldings Q.
Negro held as a suspect in connection
with the Lauman murder chOkeS himself
10 death I'm cell in the Clayton jail.
The body Of Anna HarEas. % years old,
who had been missing for a week. was
found in the Compton Hill reservoir.
Burning Of mortgage clears debt Of
Goode Avenue Church.
Large crowds attend German Day cele-
nration at Bellcviile-
Children donate wagonload of vese-
tables at the harvest-nome festival AT the
ST. Johns Memorial Church.
Albert Thomas. a beIIboy. admits steal
ing from guests at the Wcs'morelani
Hotel
Harry :. sharpley. charged with big
amy. was arrested on his return 10 see MS
children. after a long absence
James Corrcrs Of No. 1916 De Kalh
street was stabbed 20 death by an I'M
identified man.
race in a launch across the river
saved the life or Andrew Riesmeyer. who
was accidentally shot in a sIdn.
The Reverend Milton J. Norton resigns
his charge and will take postgraduate
course at Oberlin. where he graduated sew
eraI years ago.
Mrs. Booth-Tucker OF the Salvation
Army addressed large audience in the
odeon.
Trainmen may he called upon to strike
as a result OF the union-expreas com
pany troubles.
Oregon Commissioner SAYS that his
State will make an extensive display al
the Worlds Fair.
Old friends viewed the body or Arch
bishop Kain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
COlOred
Dress Goods.

\ visit to our dress goods
department will well repay
those interested in the lat
est fabrics.
In exclusive dress patterns there
are ZibelineS. AugOra Cloth.
English Twceds and Scotch Mix
tures-no two alike
SI7.5O TO s32.5O
\ great variety Of Heather
Mixed BaunOCkburu TweedS.
now very popular for tailor
suits and individual skirts-JO
inches wide-a yard 1900. $500
Plain French HOmeSpuns. with
bOucle check. in solid shades OF
light and dark navy. golden
brown, seal brown and green-4S
inches wide-a yard --..S2.OO
Satin-Finish French Zibeline.
with hair-!ine stripe. IN oxford.
brown, blue and green and black
and red-a yard. $3.50
Fine Silky, LOng-Hair Zibelines.
solid culurS. plaid effects. In all
the fashionable dark street
shades-a yard.
$500 and $3.50
For Opera Cloaks and Capes we
have a superb quality Of Fine
French BrOadclOth. in pastel
shades OF champagne. light gray,
pale blue and pale pink; fresh
arrivals-J6 inches wide-a yard.
$3.50
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Stylish
FlannelS
at Half.

\ fortunate purchase of
twenty styles in the new
novelty flannel-pure WOO!
and silk. Beautiful stripe
effects.
Made to sell at S1.OO a yard-on
sale this morning for the first
time at, n yard. SOC
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
WOnen'S
NeCkWear.

The latest fashions in turn
over collars are shown in
large importatiOns just re-
ceived.
The qualities OF the materials
used are the same in 35c and 45c
TurnOvers-they are splendid
values at, each. .25c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
Lace
Department.

American ingenuity has pro
duced this season a Chiffon
that will launder. This will
add much to the servicea-
bility and lead to a more ex-
tensive use of chiffon.
Colors in stock are navy, brown.
champagne, white, cream and
black-full regular width, for. a
yard ............
4 large consignment Of Cluny
Laces, in bands. edges and all
overs. both In linen and silk,
come in cream, ecru and black
new designs, not 10 be found
elsewhere.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
English
Vestings.

New styles added to our
large collection round out
our assortment. These fab
riCs are in white and tinted
grounds, dots, stripes,
checks, plaids, etc.
The most fashionable for shirt
waist suits. breakfast and MORN
ing gOwns-prices. n yard,
25c, soc, Toe and S1.OO
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19
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The Breadth of Our Assortments Is Astonishing.

Our display of styles fabrics accessories and
the attire of and children never more
interesting devotees of fashion
New things will make their appearance daily from now until
after holidays Of special exclusive 1Porta
tions Fancy Goods BcaBrac, displayed in our hand
Olive section third floor Visitors are
made particularly welcome.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-19

Underwear
for Women
and Children.
Fall stocks are now ready of
Kneipp Linen Mesh Under
wear, Ypsilanti, DermOphile,
DIR. Deimel's Linen Mesh,
and Harvard Mills. Many Of
the garments and makes are
not Obtainable elsewhere in
st. Louis.
OF popular-priced goods our
assOrtments are extremely
large
women's Corset Covers. in cot
ton, merinO and silk. mixed, at,
soc, Sl.oO and Sits
WOmen's fine ribbed Cotton
Vests. high neck. long or short
sleeves: French band drawers.
knee or ankle length-speclal
at .-.----s-----. QUO
women's Ribbed Cotton Union
Suits, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle style, fieeced or plain
special at ..-....-..S1 .S1.OO
Women's Ribbed MerinO Union
Suits, high neck. long sleeves,
ankle style, in white and nat
ural .....S1.5O and $500
women's Fine Ribbed MerinO
Vests and Drawers. French band
style, in white and natural
Use and S1.00
ChiIdren's Ribbed Cotton Gray
Vests and Pantalettes, all sizes.
25c
ChIldren's Fine Ribbed Fieeced
Cotton White Vests and Panta-
Iettes. 3 garments for S1.oo; or.
all sizes .--------.-.----. SOC
ChiIdren's Fine Ribbed Merino
Vests and Pantalettes, white and
natural, all sizes. soc