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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-19

would bring about the destruction and
extinction of hosts of these creatures
Although these eggs are microscop
ic yet the same protecting care IS
bestowed upon them that is extended
to the eggs of the guillemots of the
cliffs for their protection, though IN
a different manner. This bird lays
but one egg in the season, and as II
Is placed on a narrow ledge OF rock
at a considerable height, If shaped
like a hens egg, IT would roll of, and
the gaillemots would soon become eX
tirct: but these eggs are tapered to
point, so that when they are dis
turbed by the birds themselves, or by
the wind the rotate around the mar.
row end and cannot Uobble off. in.
stances of protecting care like THIS
are continually making themselves
apparent, and we are not justified in
attributing all to the work Of a blind
chance. Hosts of tiny creatures,
gittering in the sunshine we're born.
this morning at sunrise. AT noon
they will attain to middle life, at sun
set they will die of old age.
The poet. looking at the insect !ife
from the egg until 1t arrives at the
image or perfect stage, exclaims:
(Which the tomb a willing guest de-
scends
But when revolving months have won
their way,
When smile the woods, and when the
zephyrs play
When laughs the vivid world in sum
mer's bloom,
He bursts, and flies triumphant from
the tomb;
And while his new born beauties he
displays,
with conscious joys his altered form
surveys"
Well might the poet add;
And deem weak man the future
promise vain,
When worms can die, and, glorious.
rise again."
Making allowance for the poets |
lack OF scientific accuracy, in that
the creature does not actually die
tho sentiment is good.
The creature that in its early stages
Of life crawls along the earth as a
grub, and that as a perfect insect
comes up into the sunshine. and un.
folds It's beauteous wings I'm the light
Of day, is to some a type of human
life in its earthly and heavenly con.
ditions and supplies us with hopes of
a future state.
Nature yields a boundless variety
Of combinations and devices, useful
in thousands OF ways, and as a rule
her beauties are only hidden from
those who will not make the effort TO
see them. But when we turn to the
microscopic forms of life we are as
tonlshed that so much beauty should
be accorded to objects so small. and
so apparently unimportant, and we
marvel at the loyeliness hidden in a
mere speck and only made visible by
a powerful magnifer.
Leuwenhoek states that in three
months q single house ny can produce
746'496 eggs; and Linnaeus, calcu.
lating on the yoracity Of the hungry
offspring of fly states that, in warm
climates, three flies destroy the dead
body OF horse as quickly as a lion.
According TO Sir Richard owen It re,
quires nineteen figures to express the
numerical offspring of single aphis
In the tenth generation. Notwith.
standing the extraordinary fecundlty
OF insects their eggs ore marvels Of
beauty. But to our limited vision the
human eye only sees the general
shape and color Of these tiny objects
Let them be viewed with the aid OF a
microscope, and at once their deli. I
cate ohiselings and mechanism gp.
near
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-19

years. held so-called revival meetings
here. ard not only enthusod the
"noighbors,' but added greatly to their
ranks. securing for thcm the very best
class OF citizens, and strengtheuinl
them In every way One Of these
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-19


construction Is lower building two
stories hlsh. with an arcade and clois.
ter on each door, The arcade ON the
lower aoor has semlcircular arches
Nh''e on the upper a solid entablature
'osms square openings In mont OF the
'io's'er The arcades and elolsters
surround he buildings on three sides
on two aoors supplying a cool prom
enade II feet wide
The plans submitted show the ar
'aHsement Of the two aoors OF the
''TaesarN The wings on either side
are siven up 10 oaiees ana utility
leom@ while the central portion an
'as 'ewer door has a large assembly
aah' Is y IS feet lighted from ABOVE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-19

steel manufacturer and is anti.
wealthy. wealthy, HIS father was formerly an
extensive owner Of street railway nron Nv
sa'y, - ss.'. anu Mayor Wells was brought IN
N lna1 business, Several years ago Ss
invested his capital in the steel mans.
ssy ana has thriyed thereat Nsvo,
Melis Is popular with all elasseS :, -
citizens, and his adminlstrstio1 " WoI
20 IaF been VeFy successful. As mavos
OF the Mound City during the Ion,S, -
ana Purchase exposition he viii nToh
ApV come prominently before ~.
whole cOSNtry. s me
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-19

Kettles may be thoroughly cleansed
by boiling few potato peerngs in
them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-19
Erults of Ennnnmv.

The steel trusts little economies
VIII save s4S,OOOOOO a year. That's
rlsht-saye the millions. boys, and the
billions will take care OF themselves
New York Mail and Express.
The evening world., 1904-03-09
SCHOOLGIRL BRIDE
SEEKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Bertha McCaHum, Not Yet
Sixteen Years Old, Was Mar
ried Last Summer and Lived.
with Husband Three Weeks.

Justice Truax drew a long breath
shen Rosalie Loew whitney called 'tht
plaintiff. Mrs. Bertha Mcoallum." &c
the witness stand to-day. for n rosy
checked. round-eyed schoolgirl. in ap-
pearance, came forward in a tailor
inside costume OF blue mi swore she
would true evidence give in her suit
for an annulment OF her marriage to
Percy McCallum.
The big blue eyes were red and the
voice tremuious, as II the ehild-wifc
would like to cry, as she testified that
she and Percy were married last sum
mer and lived together three weeks be-
for she went home to mamma.
Max and Lena Weiss. Bertlia's father
and mother, a good. substantial Ger
man couple. testified that Bertha would
not be sixteen years old until April
and that they had not been consulted
by the young people until after they
were married.
A proccss-server testified that he
served the and complaint on
the boy husband while the latter was
p prisoner in tho West Slde Court
prison Aug. II, and hat McCallum said
"All right, let her go ahead II she
wants a divorce" :
Justice Truax reserved decision.
The evening world., 1904-03-09
WIFE WHO GOT
A DAKOTA DIVORCE
John P. H. De Whit Seeks a De-
cree in Brooklyn, His Former
Wife Having Been Married to
Henry P. Keith.

Justice Dickey. OF the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. heard OF a novel state of az
fairs to-day when the divorce suit of
John p. Fl. De Whit against Nellie 3.
De Whit was tried. Mr.. De Whit Is a
lawyer OF Hampstead. L. 7. The defend
ants name at present Is Mrs. Henry p.
Keith.
The De wints we're married In Es1.
In 1908 Mrs. De Whit secured a Dakota
divorce. A few days later she married
Mr.. Keith. 1t Is this divorce which the
first husband refuses to admit. and
now he wants one for himself.
Mrs. John p. II. De Wint-Henry P,
Keith told her W story to Justice
Dickey.
II brought suit against Mr.. De Whit
In 1900" she said, but the action was
thrown out of court. Then I went to
Sioux Falls. not to get a divorce. but
to take my daughter. Mary, 10 a place
which would benefit her health. From a
woman Of wealth I was reduced first
to a housekeeper. then TO a waitress.
/ naturally brought an action for d.
vorce and got It.
On May 20, 1903, four DAYS after the
divorce, 1 married Mr.. Keith in Sioux
Falls. When W. got back to Hemp
stead my former husbands lawyer came
to re. and afterward the man himself,
to induce me to let him get a divorce
by default. He said II wasn't fair that
I should have all the fun. I said No.
and there you are"
Dc Whit claims that the Dakota d.
vorce is not a valid one. He has his
set upon Justice Dickey's former
ruling The woman wants her status
Her second husband is
three years older than her first child.
The evening world., 1904-03-09
WON ON APPEAL,BUT
HELD IN SING SING
Although the Court of Appeals
Ordered Bankberg's Release
in January He Didn't Get Out
Until To-Day.

Although tie eCourt OF Appeals gave
Adolph II. Bankberg his freedom early
In January II was not until to-day that
he was formally released from Sing
Sing. Had not a friend called the at
tention OF judge Warren Foster TO the
case Bankberg would in all probability
still be in .convict's garb. No excuse
Is given for the deleay.
Bankberg Is about fifty years old. He
IL tall. Of dignihed bearing. and by his
W story Is a soldier of fortune. He
has served twenty-seven years in the
armies Of Portugal. France, Germany
and England, apd has seen much active
service.
Last July he was arrested for assault
ing John j. Kenny. of Nc. 80 East
Thirteenth street. Hoboken. The two
men were strangers and were buying
some oysters at West and Cortlandt
cation.
Kenny said that Bankberg beat him
with a cane, and though Bankberg
claimed he had done so in self defense
9 jury found him guilty. and Judge
Newberger, OF the Court of General
Sessions. sentenced him to three years
and six months in Sing Sing.
since September Gen. Howard Car
roll. a close friend of B~ankberg's, has
been lighting for his release. Al his
Own expense he appealed the case and
won.
The evening world., 1904-03-09

"'' S''S' l
OVERSIGHT MIXED SPRING
TWEEDS, wide range Of color COM
binations, popular for separate
skirts or entire gowns, also In in
visible check and overp!aid ELECTS,
so inches wide; at,,..... .St.9S
BANNOCKBuRN TWEEDS. the
genuine article. swell mannish eff
fects, the very newest, s. inches
widei at........ ......., .$Z.Z4
LONDON TWEEDS, direct from
one Of The best makers in England,
every fibre pure wool, all the want
ed spring mixtures, Just the fabric
for tailored costumes. 81 inches
wide; H.. ...... .SZ.4o
RAlN-PROOFED FABRICS, now
much IL demand for separate skirts,
coats and entire costumes, In all the
wanted colorS, 81 inches wide; al
1898, -i.49 and. .Sl.24
SHEPHERD CHECKS, our own ini-
p~ortation, Spring weight, four Sizes
Of checks; at 500, $t.4o, $i.24,
90c., 79c. and. soc
GENUINE DONEGAL HAND MADE
HOMESPuN--our own importation
from County Donegal, Ireland.
This fabric is much In demand for
women's and mems suits and is sold
everywhere else At $3.50 to S2.oO;
our price while they last ooc
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are matChleSS

Dress Shields, good quality, double
nainSook covers, guaranteed per
Spiration-proof; sizes ) and 4, sold
by Others al nc. aud $50; our price,
tor this Sale......,........... sc
Victoria" Dress Shields, pure rub
Der, both sides covered with finest
quality n~ainsook, guaranteed perSpi-
fation-proof, sizes J, 4 and 5; our
regular prices, tjc., t5c. and tSc.;
SPECIAL
"Omo" Dress Shields. odorless and
a%ntiSeptic, sizes ) and 4, sold by
others at 25c. and Soc; our price for
this sale. iSc. and. .2lc
Dress Shields, very light weight,
suitable for shirt waists, including
set OF pins; special at.......... lie
Macy's Black Sewing Silk, finest
quality made, half.ounce SpoolS, sold
by others at SOC; our price for this
saIe
Webster Brand Gilt Edge Black Sew
ing silk, none better made. ioo-yd.
spools, sold by Others at 9Cc. A doz.;
our price for this sale, SIC. doz.;
each.
Brainerd g. Armstrong; Black and
White Embroidery and Crochet silk.
h%alf-ounce spools, sold by others at
35c.; our price for this Sale... &c
John J. Clark's soit-finished Black
and White Sewing Cotton, 2oo-yard
spools. sold by others at SOC. a
doz.; our price for this sale, doL. l+c
Mays Basting Cotton, superior
quality, SoO-yard spools, sold by
others at 44c. a dozen; our price
for this sale each. SC
Zone Mile" Thread. large spools
with 1850 yards black and white
thread; our price for this sale. l5c
Black and White French Mereerized
Darning Cotton, large balls, our
regular price, Sc; for this sale. ID. &c
L'EtoiIe Black Velveteen Binding.
superior quality. I rs inches wide,
i~ive-yard pieces; our regular price,
27e.; for this sale. BIC
.Ivy' Brand Velveteen Binding, good
quality and width, iive-yard pieces;
our regular price, i4c.; for this
sale &c
~"velutina" Drop Skirt Binding, a
mohair braid with velvet edge, five
yard length; cur regular price, 27c.;
TOR this Sale.. <<G
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Furniture Specials.

More suggestions here to encourage
The conservative comparisons that
February sales. -4th FL
ROCKERS-Reed and willow,
high backs, full roll edgc-strong
and durable-regular price, S4.i3,
special at..............Sl.oS
ROCKERS-Reed and willow,
high backs, full, high arms, deep,
roomy seats, full roll edge; regu-
lar price S4.26, special at. S2.S4
ROCKERS-Reed, willow, high
hacks, full, high arms, roll edge,
extending all around, deep, roomy
seats; regular price $500, spe-
cial at................ $3.50
ROCKERS-Reed and willow,
deep, roomy seats, full, high arms,
high, closely woven backs, full,
roll edge; regular price so.74,
special at. $40
- Solid oak,
Skis in. bases, five deep draw
ers, t2xi6 in. mirrors; regular
price 500, special at. -. So 90
%CHlFFONlERS - Solid oak,
33x2o in. bases, five deep draw
ers, full swell front, i2x2o in.
bevelled mirror; regular price
1896, special at. .S7.34
DRESSERS-Solid oak, 44x22
in. bases, coneave and swell fronts,
two toilet drawers, deep linen
drawers, 24x3o in. pattern bev-
elled plate mirrors; regular price
si7.24, special at. $13.S4
DRESSERS - Solid quartered
oak, rubbed and polished finish,
44x22 in. bases, double Serpen-
tine fronts, two toilet drawers,
deep linen drawers, 5ox24 in. pat
tern hevelled plate mirrors;
regular price $500, special
at.................. .SI6.84
SlDEBOARDS-Sold quartered
oak. two cabinets, three drawers,
hevelled plate mirrors, all cast !
brass trimmings; regular price
$3.50, special at. 49,. $500
EXTENSION TABLES - Solid
quartered oak, beautifully figured,
42-in. square tops, rubbed and
polished finish, four-ilch tluted
legs, claw feet, may be extended
to s feet; regular price $500, |
special at....r...... $14.3o
DINING CHAiRS--Solid oak,
high backs, tine woven cane seats,
polished finish; regular price
$3.50, special at........ $1.4o
DINING CHAIRS-Solid quar-
tered oak, rubbed and polished
finish, Colonial designs, uphol-
stored with genuine leather; regu-
lar price S4.o6, special at. $3.50
The evening world., 1904-03-09

Kirby & Boards Finest Quality Eng
fish Toilet Pins, assorted sizes; our
regular price for paper Of 800 pins,
ioc.; for this sale. &c
Kirby g. Boards Finest Quality Eng.
liSh Mourning Pins, large one-ounce
boxes; sold by others at &C; our
price for this sale SC
Hairpin Cabinets, filled with superior
quality heavy and invisible hairpins;
sold by Others at &c.; our price for
this sale
Clinton Brand Black and White Safety
Pins, small, medium and large sizes;
sold by others at &C, &c. and &C. a
dozen for cards Of one dozen; special
for this sale ..... &c
Pearl Lace Pins, superior quality,good
and strong small round heads; Dozen,
&C.; large oval heads, dozen. .....S &c
Black Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces,
superior quality, strong,
~ and ~ yards long; our regular
price, &c. dozen; special for this
Saie...... &c
All-llnen Corset Laces, five yards
long; sold by others at 6oc. 4 dozen,
our price for this sale, each. 49,. &c
Hose Supporters, satin front pad
with waist band that will ft any Size
waist, side pieces of plain and fancy
Isle elastic in black, white, pink and
blue; sold ~ Others at $50; our price
for this sale I0c
Hose Supporters, plain and fancy
silk elastic, satin front pad, in black,
white, pink and blue; others ask
6oc.i our price for this sale. -. SOC
Non-twisting India Tape, large bundles
containing IS yards assorted widths,
sold by others at i2c.; our price for
tTiS sale. DC
White Cotton Tape, 24-yard rolls;
sold by others at ioc.; III price. &c
Bias Seam Tape, used on all white
wears t~welve-yard pieces; sold by
others at i2c.i our price. SC
Pearl Beads, long strings; superior
quality; sold by Others at 2oc.; our
price for this sale. lOc
Feather stitched Braids, white only,
newest designs; sold by Others At |
zoe. to iSc.; six-yard pieces; our
price for this sale. sc
The evening world., 1904-03-09

Black Mohair Skirt Braid. superior
quality, tive-yard pieces; wi regular
price, i7e.; for this sale. .......I1c
R. II. Macy g. Co.'S All-silk Black
and White Taffeta Seam Binding, ex-
ira wide, superior quality, ten-yard
pieces; our regular price, i5c.; for
TINS sale. l0c
All-silk Taffeta Seam Binding, good
width, black and white, eight-yard
pieces; our regular price, toc.; for
lniS SAFE. SC
r. h. Macy & Co.'S Black and White
PruSSian Binding, Vineyard pieces;
our regular Price, Si.69 4 dozen: Tor
ms SAFE, each &c
Black, White and Gray Cotton Glaze
Betting, rs and I "a in. wide, nine
yard pieces; sold by Others at SIC.
and Sc; for this sale. &c
Double Serge Betting, black and
white, 7-8 and 1 IA inches wide,
ten-yard pieces; sold by others at
74c.; our price for this sale. ... @oc
Warren's Black and White Silk
covered Featherbone. boxes of
twelve yards, sold by Others at $3.50;
our price for this sale. .S1.0o
Warren's Black and White Twill
covered Featherbone; sold by others
at 7Sc. a box; our price for this
sale SIC
Warren's Black and White silk
Collar Bone; sold by others at 7Sc.
for dozen yards; our price for this
SAFE
All-brass Hooks and Eyes, Maey's
brand, guaranteed not to rust, sizes
) and 4; sold by others at zoe.
gross; our price for this sale. 80. &c
Richardson & De Long Genuine
Hump Hooks and Eyes. black and
white. all sizes; cards Of two dozen,
stipulated price, ioc.; our price for
this sale. &c
Dressmaker's Toilet Pins, superior
quality, half-pound boxes; sold by
others at 2oc.; our price for this
sale ..iSc
D. F. Tayier & Co.'s English Toilet
Pins. finest quality. No. SC. most
desirable size, papers of $50 pins;
sold by others at i2c.; our price. DC
Plume & Atwood's Toilet Pins,
medium and large size; dozen pa
perS; sold by Others at 55e.; our
price for this sale. doz., Z9c;
each sc
The evening world., 1904-03-09

MACrS WINE Of COD LIVER OIL,
equal to brands sold at 500; our
regular price 49c.: special at. SOC
MACY'S WILD CHERRY and MINT
COUGH MIXTURE. not nauseating,
hnt easy to take; large bottles
used by other makers for their Soc.
size; our regular price, 24c.; sre-
MACY'S BEEF, IRON and WINE,
highest quality, our regular price,
42c.; special at. 30
MACY'S PROPHYLACTUM, ideal
antiseptic mouth and tooth wash,
the price Of which Is the only DIFF
ference between It and other adver-
tlsed brands; our regular price, Soc;
special at .26c
MACYS EFFERvESCENT SALTS
Sodium. Phosphate. Vichy, Kissin-
gen, Magnesia, Rochelle, Lithia; A.
OF. bottles; our regular price, zoe;
SPECIAL at .loc
MACY'S SYRUP OF HYPoPHOS-
PHlTES COMPOUND. u. S. p. for
mula; u regular price, &C.; spe-
cial at .49c
MACY'S PEPTONATE of IRON and
MANGANESE, splendid tonic for the
blood; our regular price, 69c.; spe-
cial at .4oc
MACY'S ELIXIR Of PHOSPHATE,
IRON, OUlNlNE and STRYCHNlNE,
contents Of dose on every bottle;
our regular price, SOC; special at acc
MACY'S MALTEX PREPARATION,
plain or with cod liver oil; our reg
ular price, Soc; special at ...... sec
MACYS BLAUD'S IRON PILLS. s.
grain U. S. p, always fresh; bottles
containing n hundred, our regu-
lar price. i6c.; special at. .......S Be
MACY'S SARSAPARILLA, for puri-
flying the blood; our regular price,
S9c.; special at. ...............4e c
MACYS COCA WINE, our regular
price, 64c.; special at. .4se
MACYS MALT EXTRACT, none
better; special at...............~
MACY'S WARBURG'S TINCTURE, |
with or without aloeS, pills; our
regular price, 49e.; special at SOC; !
liquid form, our regular price, 1876; e.,
special At.
MACYS ELIXIR CASCARA, also
aromatic; our regular price, tec.;
special at ......
MACYS RHUBARB and SODA MIX
TURE; our regular price, t9c.; spe-
cial at
MACY'S COMPOUND CATHARTIC
PILLS, bottles containing one hun
bred; our regular price, 29c.i spe-
MACY'S TRIPLEX PILLS or LADY
WEBSTER PILLS; bottles contain
ing one hundred; our regular price.
2oc.; special at ...............lec
MACY'S COMPOUND CASCARA
TABLETS, boxes containing so
doses; our regular price, 29c.; sIs-
ciai at
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BACK BROKEN, WOMAN DIES.
Housekeeper Was Pulled out of
Window by CIothesIine.

After living for nine days in excruct-
ating agony from a broken back. Fannie
Grumpfest. thirty-six years old, died to-
day In the Harlem Hospital. She re-
ceived her injury nine days ago by fall.
ing from a third-story window at her
home. No. sS East One Hundred and
Tenth street.
Miss Grumpfest vas employed three
years. 6 by David Halpin as house,
keeper when his wife died. She wal a
hard worker. On the day she was hurt
she was hanging out a washing from a
window. The line was heavily nlled
with clothes. The weight was so great
that a staple pulled out. Miss Grump-
fest caught the line to saw the clothes
and was pulled out of the window.
The evening world., 1904-03-09
Canned Vegetables.

Tomatoes. Ruby King brand, extr,
quality, fine fruit; can, oc.; dozen
S1.02.
Tomatoes, Jessamine brand; best
quality, red, ripe Jersey stock; can,
1lc.; dozen, Sl.Z1.
tomatoes, American Beauty brand,
extra large cans, choicest quality
Jersey pack; can, 1885,; dozen.
$40.
Marrowfat Peas. Jessamine brand;
can, l0c.; case OF two dozen, S2.IS.
Early June Peas, Lily White brand;
can, 12c.; case OF two dozen, $500.
Sifted Early June Peas, Lily White
brand; can, i3c.; case OF two dozen,
$3.50.
Extra Sifted Fairly June Peas, Jessa-
mine brand; can, lac; case Of two
dozen, S5.I4.
Lemon Cling Peaches. Lily White
brand can. 52c.; dozen. 1913.
Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches, Lily
White brand; can, 32c.i dozen,
1913.
Lemon Cling Peaches, Jessamine
brand; can, 22c.; dozen, $2.S7.
Sliced Lemon Cling Peaches, JesSa-
mine brand; can, 22e. dozen, $z.S7
Lemon Cling Peaches, Teal brand:
can, 1885,; dozen, 500.
Maryland Peaches, Old Plantation
brandt can, loo; dozen, $l.Sl.
vaporated Peaches, 4 Id. carr
&c
.\IrLn 4
The evening world., 1904-03-09
%GANsEvo0RT CLUB RAID.
Police Declare n Poo1-Room Ii
There and Make Two Arrests.

James Wilson and John Williams, ar
rested yesterday by Inspector Smith in
a raid on the Gansevoort Club, at No.
25s West One Hundred and Twenty-first
street. were arraigned in Harlem Po-
lice our to-day on a charge OF keeping
a pool-rootn. Magistrate Baker held
them in $1,000 bail each for trial.
The raid was made OH evidence Sc
cured by Detective-Sergeant Borrow. OF
the Central Office. Harlem police cap
tains and Inspector Smith have been
after the Gansevoort Club for a long
time, but not until now has evidence
been obtained sufficient to warrant tho
holding o prisoners at the preliminary
examination.
The evening world., 1904-03-09

Continuation of the
Umbrella Sale ii. :

Umbre--a Sale list
As long as 4 single one of the
original lot Of $500 remains there
will be good Umbrella value here
for you-as good as Mays ever
gave. We selected the handles,
frames and covers and had them
put together the best way the
manufacturer knew how.
The Values Are Unparalleled:
$3.50 and $500 values at S2.oS
$500 and 500 values at $3.o8
$500 and 5000 values at S%.9S
5000 and $500 values at $500
Pure silk covers, some with tape
edges; handles In every conceiv-
able designs; frames, full Para
gon; American lock and Fox
Taurus.
Women's Belts. ia, Fl.
In recognition of the wide in
terest shown in the new
Belts, we give them special
display counters and cases,
rear of Main Floor, where Sc
lections may be made to best
advantage.
or Crushed Leather, in black,
white, red, brown, tan, gray and
green /; with buckles in nickel,
brace nr hlarL G,;ek, eAlA
by Others at 6oc.; u price oSS
OF Crushed silk, In black, white,
champagne and blue, trimmed
with white satin; regular
price 6Se.; special at...... 4vs
OF Black Satin, oxidized back
ornaments and front buckles,
skirt attachment in back; regular
our prices &s1.1o
OF Black Taffeta and Peau de Sole.
in girdle effects; some lined with
eolored satin; buckles OF gilt oo
and gun metal; special at. 99'
Women's Hosiery.-l- Fl.
OF Black Lace Lisle Thread, all
over lace or lace instep In a va
riety of pretty patterns, a ,o-
pair ...... ~
OF Imported Black Cotton, all
black or black with I'M
bleaehed split feet; a pair. l9e
OF Imported Black Gauze Isle
Thread, very sheer and fine,
double soles, heels and
toes, garter tops; a pair. Eye
or Imported Gauz. Isle Thread;
fine double RichelIeu ribbed
spliced heels and toes; a pair <ve