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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
.MA|LH|0T'S ''''',' ;',', Price
 lb1 SOUTH MAIN ST. SPECIAL JULY '""' CLEARING SALE. The following prices are good tor
 the month of July only.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

GENTS FURNISHINGS. At 21 and 39c each-Few odd sizes Shirts. regular price 39c to JO cents At 19c-Summer merlno undershirts regular price go cents. At for 2Jc-EXtra good handkcr- chiefs. regular price ; for 21c At I0c pair 2 pairs for 25c-Fast Black Half Hose, regular ? for 2lc At pair for 15c-Fast Black and Seamless Half Hose. regular 1Oc pr. At 1Ic-Police and Fireman Brace,
 regular Dc goods LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE. At l0c par-Childrcn's double knee heels and toes. the 1jc quality At l5c. , pair for 25c-The best Boys Hose. double all over
 regular price 1oc At 1oc pair-Ladies' fancy Hose,
 the IT cent goods At 12is. l5 and l7c-Your choice of more than 50 styles and colors Ladies Hose regular lI To 25c LADIES AND CHILDREN'S VESTS At 5c-Ladics' Vests. soilcd. from I0r At I0c-Ladies' fine swiss ribbed.
 the l5 cent goods At i2I2c-T.adies' Vests. back and front. lare trimmed. the l9c regular Al 1Jc. ? for 25c-Children's rih- he'd Pants. lace trimmed. At lie. for 3nr-I.adicS' rihhed Pants. lace trimmed.
 CORSETS AND WAISTS. At 1Oc-Children's Corset Waists. At 15c-Ribbed Corset Waists for children. regular price 2.,c At I9c-Ladlcs' long waist CorScts.
 from .I0 rcrts Al c5c-Ladies Summer Corseis. made in | styles. hatists. net and eontille. also EirIle. Al IOc-C E and r. Fl. - rent Corsefs. long or short. made in more than 10 srtyleS hose sup porters in side nr in front.
 LADIES' LINGUERIE. In this department our price was always very low hut for this month we intend to sell at cost At i7c-COrset Covers, sold usually for 25 cents
 At 25c-Corset Covers. made In great variety. all sizes.
 At 1T. JD and I,e-AlI our T5r to >ar Corset Covers
 For Ladies Muslin Skirts nur line 's too large tn mention prices in this small space. We certainly can save you 35 per cent
 INFANTS OUTFIT. Al Z5e-We have 2 fine mBlI Sliu. val ue .sas. also dresses Embroidered CIoaks from sac to S. in cashmere
 SHE bong CIOaks with larc pr emhrpi.I- cry trimming $50 h SIaDn On this line our prires gre in plain figures we shall give you a discount of = per cent for 50 days only from our regular prices.
 Infants White Dresses and Chrfsteu- ing Robes. we have the finest as sorfment in the city.
 HOUSE WRAPPERS Al .sAr. Iar aHd sac-pdd and SafIef Wrappers. from s-sc to Sig5 A szs-A xsra-l rerraIe Wrapper n sfI r~serS- re-ulsr prTce SItst A s--r and Star-3N eHr Sf.t-a snsi fs WrsprerS-
 F. S@Eememt~r the<e pres sel euafanfex for the month of July o1ly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
Boston Furniture Co

STROLL through the premises of the BoS- ton Furniture com pany, situated on the Junction of Scovill. Brook and South Main streets. is most inter esting. Meet me al
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
JONES, MORGAN & GO

Ill ESE modern days young men are becom- ing quite aesthetic in
 their ideas of dress, particularly the young American, and this ne- cessitates upon the nart of tho un-to-datn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
TIERS LAST CHARGE
By Frederick Whitaker

~ FAD: Is it possible? He the bold rider, Custer, hero the first in the fight,
 / Charming the bullets of yore to fly wider,
 Far from kings ringes of light: Dead. young chieftan. and dead all forsaken! No to tell us the why of his faI Slain in the desert and to waken Never not even to victorys call Proud for that day that he them All the night long he had been their track scorning their traps and the men that had set them, Wild for charge that should never give back. There the hilltop he halted and them,
 Lodges all loosened and ready to fly, Hurryng scouts with the idngs them, Told of his coming before he nigh All the wide valley was full of their forces
 Gathered to their lodges retreat Warriors running in haste to their horses Thousands of enemies close to his feet Down in the valleys the ages had holowed,
 There lay the Sitting Bulls camp for prey, Numbers What rocked he? What rocked those that followed? Men who had fought ten to one, ere that day. Out swept the squadrons, the three hundred, the battle line steady and full Then down the hillside exultingly thundered
 hordes of the Old Sitting Bull Wild Ogaalah Arapahoe Cheyenne Wild Horses braves and the rest of their crew, Shrank from that charge herd from a lion, Then closed around the grim horde of wild Sioux. Right to their center he charged and then facing Hark to their yels and around them. Oh see! Over the hlltops the Indians come racing
 Coming as fast as the waves of the sea- Backward again and again, they driven, Shrinking to close with the lost little band Never a cap that had the bright Seven, Bowed till its wearer dead the strand. Closer and closer the death circle growing.
 Even the leaders voice. clarioncear, Rung out his words of encouragement glowing. "We but die boys-Well sell our lives dear" Dearly they sold them like Berserkers raging Facing the death that encirced them round. Deaths bitter pang by their vengeance assuaging. Marking their tracks by the dead on the ground Comrades, children shall yet tell their story, Clusters last charge the old Sitting Bull. And shall swear that the cup of his glory Needed but that death to render it full.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
Upsor1, Singleton 6 Co.

)W many men are there in this city who consider it the bane of their lives to know
 that once in a while they must buy a new
 suit of clothes? And
 it generally happens that Such men ara SD
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
Grieve, Bisset
 G HOlland.

ZEN A woman finds she needs some article in the line of ladies' fur nishings, she quite naturally looks at the daily papers to see which store offers the
The evening world., 1905-09-27

ician. who revived the men. They said
they did not recognize the highwaymen
and cannot imagine whv they were held
I'M. as no pretnsa was made to rob them.
The Dolice believe tho AFFAIR was In
tended univ as a Toxic"
The evening world., 1905-09-27
WITHHOLD WON DUPES BY POSING AS MYSTIC,
Arch Bigamist Revealed in a
New SWindling Guise by Book
He Published in Chicago While
in Flush of Career.

A new revelation of tho manifold ac-
complishments of the arch bigarmist. DR..
wit2aoft. who married women for their
money all over the country. ia fur-
nished In a book which he published in
Chicago. This was in the heytiay OF his
career. when he was marrying wealthy
widows after an acquaintance of two
das.
He was posing at that time as an
adept in Indian occultfsm. This Is a
game that even a fat and greasy man
can impose upon mn with. but Witz-
hoff had the advantage OF n handsome
face and figure. a dark complexion. ex-
pressive eyes and a remarkable COM
mand OF language.
One of his claims was that he had
lived for many years with a Hindu
priest from whom he gained knowledge
OF all the hidden mysteries. He decked
himself out in imitation OF Oriental AIT
tire. held meetings In dimly lighted, in.
censed rooms and lectured In a iarSon
that his women dupes undoubtedly i'm
agined was genuine.
The evening world., 1905-09-27
CHEAP PRICES
LED TO ARREST
Singer Mandatory Officials
Trapped Alleged "Fence"
Through Sales of Goods at
Less than Factory Rates.

Through strategy of the Singer Manu-
featuring Company, Bernard Enrich.
OF Schulder & Ehrlich, at No. l43
Broome street. was enticed over to New
ark, and arrested on a charge of re-
ceivlng stolen property. He was held
Tor the Grand Jury to-day on $1,000
bonds.
Ehrlich's arrest was the final step in
an investigation of a reported leakage
at the Singer plant at Elizabethport. n.
j., and followed the arrest of Fred
Merker. an old employee Of he conn
pany, on a charge Of stealing thou
sands of dollars worth of small sewing
machine parts.
According to B.. r. Murphy. Of the
Singer Company. the matter was first
brought to their attention when. II was
discovered that Schukder & Erich were
selling supplies at a much lower price
than they could.
Erich was followed to n saloon In
Newark, where he was seen to confer
with Samuel Neuwirth. He always re-
turned from these conferences with q
package under his arm containing a
quantity of sewing-machine extras.
The stolen property was traced TO Mer.
ker. who for t~hirty-two years has beer
IN charge OF the stock room ard who
confessed to his part tn the plot.
The evening world., 1905-09-27
LIFE SAVED ~BYSWAMP-ROOT
The Wonde rful Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Remedy.
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE BY MAIL.

Swamp-Root, discovered by the emf
rent kidney and bladder specialist,
promptly cures kidney, liver, bladder
and uric acid troubles.
Some Of the early symptoms of weak
kidneys are pain or dull ache In the
back, rheumatism. dizziness. headache,
nervousness, catarrh of the bladder,
gravel or %caleuli, bloating. sallow COM
plexion, puffy or dark circles under the
eyes, suppression of urine, or compelled
to pass water often day and night.
The mild and extraordinary effect of
the world-famous kidney remedy, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, Is soon realized
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases. II
you need a medicine you should have
the best.
Swamp-Root Is not recommended 70,
everything, but II you have kidney, liver
bladder or uric acid trouble you will
find 1t just the remedy you need.
Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar sizes. You may have a sam.
rle bottle of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
and a pamphlet that tells all about it
including many of the thousands of let
tiers received from sufferers cured, bott
sent free by mail. Write DR.. Kilmer s
Co., Binghamton, N. Y, and please b
sure to mention that you read this gen.
erous offer in the New York Evening
World. Don't make any mistake, bu'
remember the name, Swamp-Eoot, DR.
Nilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address
Binghamton. N. Y, on every bottle.
The evening world., 1905-09-27
POSTMASTER'S
Wife SUES FOR
A SEPARATION
Mrs. Eli Eugene Sprague
Makes Charges Against
the Carmel Official.

Postmaster ELL Eugene Sprague, OF
Carmel, Putnam County, who is slated
for the Republican nomination for Con-
g-ess in that district, has been ended
by the school teacher he married In
1902, for a separation on the ground OF
cruel treatment.
An application was to-day made to
Justice Scott, OF the Supreme Court, by
Thomas e. Hamill. for sos weekly ALL
mony and $3.50 counsel fee. Decision
was reserved.
Mrs. Sprague says in her complaint
and AFFIDAVIT that she was a teacher
in the public schools n nd lived at No.
1856 Central Park West. That she was
married to Postmaster Sprague IN st.
Stephens Roman Catholic Church
June %. 1902. but continued to Eeach
until two months before her baby boy,
Eugene Carroll sprague, Lwas born,
last January. n says she thus con-
tr.buted to the prosperity which Mr..
Sprague now enjoys from her salary
and from investments amounting to
s25.0o.' They separated January T.
1905. and she says hat he has con-
trbuted 81 a week for the support OF
she child. He ordered her from one
boarding -house to another, and refused
to attend she christening of the child
A letter to to her is quoted. in which
Sprague said ne would rather sit in the
electric cha. than live with her
She says he received a note on the
back of a messengers blank the night
OF Feb 20 last, watch read
"YolE drunken husband Is at the
yendome Hotel. registered as John
Cole. Albany. in company VITA a
CATHOLIC F'RIEND."A
Mrs. Sprague charges that the note
was written by the Postmaster for the
purposs of giving her I'm opportunity to
get evidence for ar absolute divorce.
EX-Judge J. Ilke Cady and eN-Dts-
trict-Atorney William II. Weeks OF
Putnam county. appeared for the post
master. They did not oppose the grant,
ing of alimony but. declared that the
end abou $500 meme for ouside sources
and ! spaein gall he can afford TO his
wife. All the real estate he ever owned
has ben decided t. his father and mother
to Civ thm a home for life.
Postmaster Sprague's a%fficavit. sub
mitted bv his attorneys, neither denies
his wife's charges nor makes any coun
ter charges, but says:
unfortunate and distressing domcs-
tie difficulties have arisen between my
VITO and myself, which are of such q
degree and character as to make 1t I'M
practicable for us to live together in
happiness. In some particulars, / recog-
niEe that I am at faul.; in others, I feel
that my wife has contributed to our
d~issensiQus.'
The evening world., 1905-09-27
RUNA WA CAB
UP BROAD A
Major Miller, tho Faro, Hurt by
Jumping, but Driver Stuck to
Seat and Was injured.

William o'Brien, a cab driver. OF No.
115l First avenue, left the New York
Athletic Club with Major Miller. a men,
ber of the club, in his hanson this az
ternoon, and drove down Fifth avenue.
Near Thirty-seventh street the horse be-
came frightened at an automobile and
ran away.
The horse turned through T%hirty-sev-
enth street and Miller jumped, landing
on his hands and knees. He was shaken
up. but not seriously hurt.
At Broadway O'Brien managed to
turn the horse ~northHard. He continued
at full speed 40 Longacre Square, where
Policeman Conlln grabbed the bride and
ran the horse int a grocery wagon.
The horse was badly injured and the
hanson smashed. O'Brien stuck to his
box and had no injuries.
The evening world., 1905-09-27

wCMEN's PIN-oN SIDE
FLASTICS. with lin. heavy
Asle web. in black and colnrs;
n pair. 1Sc
ROLLED TAPES. c4-yori
reces, In black or white, a
piece. 30
DoRcAs KNITTING COT
TON. excellent quality.
balls. 1Oc
5O0-yard Spool OF BASTING
COTTON. per spool. 30
Clark's o. N. T., Sc
cLAnK7s o. N. T.; best
200 yds. slx-cord cotton.
blacn or white. limit Of
six spools TO n customer.
all the numbers. Be
THE IL. b. MENDING
WOOL, nest grade, zc
DoRCAS pARNING COTTON.
black. one dozen cards. &c
ENGLISH TNILLED SUPER
FINE TAPE lO-yl. pieces.
witin Ia ana rs In. a piece,
ENGLISH TWILLED SUPER
FINE TAPE. i-vd. oioces;
width L, IN. and - in. black
or white. a doz.. 33c
Spool and Sewing silks.
SEWING SILK. in black and
col0rs; a dozen spo0ls, tic
aGs 9 y ,Na SILK Huh fall
100 yards. In black and colorsi
D~REssMAKERs' y OF, SEW.
OUR A-OZ. BLACK SILK.
regular 5Sc. quality: a spool,
BLACK EMBROIDERY silk:
o dozen skeii.s. 35c
Yarns.
SHETLAND FLOSS. black or
while: ~ sko!Es TO a ID!
de.asn kiseesS; \ q wJ56;ht ,, Sge
SYEsissfa % & fSiSss; a iReiNSIrThf,Ss
mARN--i skelns to q lb;;,a
SWEATER YARN - Black.
white and colors: 5 skeins %
ID. a h.. l.2O
Pins and Needles.
THE PREMIER NICKEL
llATED SAFETY PINS. In
SKIES !; 2 and 3; three dozen,
GrIs%Rps SEWING NEE r.
pl.Bs. rs In paper: "a
lat PINS. s.,neA Dln.-sas
ttet heads q aosen;, ,nr5e
MARKETS PINS. In slses 5
and =: h-lb, box. lso
JET. WHITE, cOLoRED AND
MAT DRESSING PINS, 50 In
d paper; 2 pagers t0r DC. ORA
paptr. 80
Superior Pearl Buttons.
Five Big Lots OF Special In
tsrest % siorekeepers, Manu-
factureTs and others. These
htltlana are made of NIL thu
The evening world., 1905-09-27
Superior Pearl Buttons.

Five Big Lots OF special In
faeiurers and others, These
buttons are made OF all the
hig obl grades OF m~othsr-of-
srsos tSS desired sort. The
five lots comprise thousands
OF dostns. ana are priced In
taest Instances ~ hall ths
The evening world., 1905-09-27
PASSENGERS
ALL ROBBED HIM.
SIX Persons in Sleeping Car Ar
rested on Complaint of Man
Who Had Been Asleep.

BUFFALO. N. y, Sept. 27.-six pas
sengers, one OF whom was a woman,
were arrested here to-day on the ar
rival OF n Delaware and Hudson train,
on complaint of Louis j. Kugle. of
Manchester, N. n.
Kugle, who was q passenger, told
the conductor that he had been robbed
of $500 while asleep in his berth. and
insisted that every passenger In the
car be taken into custody.
All were taken TO Police Headquar-
tiers and the car was order to be thor
ouglly searched.
The evening world., 1905-09-27
(From the London Sketch.)
THINK HOL.D-UP A JOKE.
Police Hold This Theory, Although
Two Men We're Bcaten In
sensible.

PATERSON. N. j.. Sept. 2.-The DO
lice are LOOKING for four men. who held
Jp Charles Goldstein and saul Schwartz
IN the Goffe road while they were re-
turnlnG from a trip to Ramsnv's last
hight. AS the pair reached North Pater-
son the thugs sprang out from tn
uusnes alongside the road. one of them
rrahbing tine bride OF the horse, while
me other three pulled the two men from
the wagon. The horse became fright
oned n ran away and then the four
men set upon the victims and beat them
Insensib,e, leaving them unconscious.
\ man stopOed the horse and start
ing back uD the road. found Goldstein
ana Schwartz. He summoned a phys
The evening world., 1905-09-27
MISSING GIRL SOUGHT.
Fourteen-Yenr-Old Annie Pierce
NDisnppeared from Catskfll.

~CATSHILL. n. Y. Sept. 27.-Search
was pressed to-day for f~ourteen-ycar-
old Annie Pierce. who disappeared from
her home here last Thursday.
New York City and Poughkeepsie de
t~ectives are looking for the girl. The
.Poughkeepsie police are working on a
report that the girl was seen with a
Poughkeepsie boy.
The evening world., 1905-09-27

regular prices. Large con-
slneFs e~spoclally Will f!ni III.
s1lt pro Iuctlve Of bargains OF
'"e mos magnetic type.
lot /.
LIAM WHITE PEARL RrrT,
4o"s' Win self sank, doz.,
13t
PEARL BUTTONS. BAN Nv
ana four hole: a cRoice If
uos'' lie
uu,- Lot III.
LITE AND NATURAL.
IEAkL BUTTONS nlai,H
slhni self shank or MAJ
shank: a doz.. ~,
Lot ".
MITE AND SATrpn
Lt~AhL BUTTONS. two "AL
iouT hole; beautifully enSroWnI
WIN 'iSh-eye self snnnii NIL
ana metal shank. WIN Sr
cav ID designs: mos, '.,ht.,u'
IAN, rich In peal Sur ,y
IN tho assortmfnt: suitab,o rs
SEQ a"I coats a choice Of
Lot v. -'e
pEhRE pU uTR sNAITgnAL
sI,a m,,ni shank, ali large
nHro Ius.nhs' making them
snii,re imposilg--thc sort usu
soid iot MOO 10, Sl2I a
aosen. choice, = dozen, no
TIE NAY NANrON pAprp
PATTERNS are uncx'pii.d
had MI t.r aewcrt and most
nnDn'"r Styles are shown;
THE sTILLMAyN sr,Ss
LESS WAIST PATTERN Viii
De demonstrated; new des,yns
WI SHOW the many ndyons
,ases OF this Pattern,
Paper Pattern, ok
Sloth Pattern. ~
THE ROSALIND WATT
LENgTHENER AND An
JusTERs. both in plain ANA
ornamental designs. viii b.
snown In our Notion Dent,
M~ERcERIzEp 'o so and = H : i
LAcEs, In black. white, pinI
6lns. ETC.; good width, 8 yi.,
HEAVY PURE SILK COLI
SET LAcEs. In black and all
eolors, . yds. long; a pair 22o
COVERED CORSET CIAsPs
N black, gray or white
OLA SKIRT BINDING.
o va, pieces. black or colols,
CHINESE IRONING WAX,
with wooden handle. a dozen,
JERSEY COVERED w,rsT
FORMS, up-to-date shapes.
1905 model: every one guaran,
teed TO be perfect. Each, 3Sc
X NlFE PLATING MA
CHIMES. with two knives,
EGG pARNERs, black snsn,
sIlsd ,o %i's san s,cs for darn
Rome COLLAR BuTTONH
one dos, on card, per doE.. 4
JEWELLED COLLAR SUP
pORTERS, for Keeping ans
length collar in its proper
shape; In all desirable shades
IMPORTED PIN CUSHIONS
representing various kinds ~
frrits--cerrots. apples. straw
berries. pears. to'-ttoes. A.
each. -
The evening world., 1905-09-27
Combs and Hair Pins.


THE HAIR LIGHT PoMPA-
%DoUR COMB; light as a
feather: gives beautiful POM
aemonstrated m our Notion
Wire HAIR PINS. plain
and crims shaped steel
HAIR PIN CABINETS. con-
tanning 200 straight and In
visible pins; a cabinet, 40
A large assortment OF FAN
CY' SIDE COMBS. cannot
fall out of the hair. A French
Invention and a perfect lmi-
tat!on OF real shell. a pair,
Very attractive lot Of SIDE
COMBS In the newest shape;
per pair, 1Sc and lOc
Hose Supporters.
woMEN's sEw-oN SUP
PoRTERS, wiki one inch
heavy Isle web attached, In
black and eolors. velvet grip.
i,s-,n PLAIN Isle ELIAS.
Iic. frilled edge. black and
sS.HE'' sosxFso;k GARTER n ios
Men. ~ black and eoleIs.
SinrrARy FRONT PAD
HosE SUPPORTERS. with
four extra vide frilled elastip
stra9s attached, back and
coiorA WIDE nlekslled elasDb
Lautkoily f.nlsasd. . pair I've
The evening world., 1905-09-27
D~ressmakers' Findings.

ALL SILK TAFFETA SEAM
BINDING. sgd. pieces. black
and all the leading shades; a
SHELL wHALpBoNE. 90 IN
FOUNTAIN, HOOKS AND
psnpta 81 nisGsl q sre asss.'JIao
THE FOUNTAIN SPECIAL
HOOK AND EYEs-wm not
Ius.--'npanned or nickel.
IHN eEEMIEE, ALL ANp
Rlsfsl Ms s pSR,eosvsnibs ~dPifSKrNss
hfa ssi.ss. XII: :siissassssss. asls:
The evening world., 1905-09-27

CRYSTAL GILT HAT PINS.
shapes: regularly l0c. each. DC
CUBE PINS. 100 assorted
tixes. with Jet heads. Neuss's
best. each, 40
The evening world., 1905-09-27

THHFtA N,Y, SILVER PLATED
TAPE MEASURES. 90 In.
long: STAMPED both Sides. a
do2. 1Sr
TRACING WHEELS. hard
steel cutter. rahn. &c. a!i
10
yELyETEEN SKIRT BIND
i-rn, lts IN. wide: b-Nart
pieces: blach ONLY, Irc
DOLBLE srR1E BELTliSG.
- ~. wide. back or white.
S-yagd pieces. IJc
PhIss4AN BINDING: SUPP
Ito. gua:ity, III black Or
IAL \ q i o y LIun1
;, nIGHI DhEsS sHlELDs.
Tine .NG.nsOJh cove ed N
si-es ami 1. eno.ee' "a
InG JEWEL JAPANESE
SILK SHIELD: SEE "a.
1870, size 1 ~ Toe
Fui LIBERTY CORSET
ShIGLpS. pure SainsoJk
covered. besI shield made,
Taa POPULAR d II L 5 5
SHIELD; pure Nainso1k
covered. size . at Zee. SIZE
at lie: size 4 at l1c:
FANCY PULL BRAID; can
be made In scroll effects.
black. blue. red, green, ttn
and white: a yard. lOc
FANCY DRAIDS. In basket
weave, diamond and various
effects, In al! the Desirable
SlLT RIBBON BRAID. for
betting: IA inches wide: the
newest fad. A~ttractiveiy priced.
SILK AND MOHAlR BRAID
for children's wear, black
and colors: a yd.. 90
Pompadour a n d S ! d c
The evening world., 1905-09-27


EMBLEM SETS-Contlining
Lagie star and bar. also Two
extra stars. Set &c
SILK EMBLEM sETS-Con-
tanning Eagle bar. three stars
and Anchor. These sets q
navy ANA white. Set Zoe
LARGE SILK EAGLE AND
BAR COMBINED. IN red,
navy anI waite. mach :-N5c
SILK ANCHORS In red. navy
and white. Each &c
LARGE SILK STARS in rcd.
navy and white, each NC
LARGE SILK BARS. IN red,
navy and white. each oc
Shoe Supplies.
FLAT SILK TIE LAcEs. so
inches long, in black or al
25c quality; pair loc
THE MOHAIR, REGAL Tu-
BuLAR SHOE LACES, used
by most pio.n!n.nt Gealei9,
made OF pure InohnIr braid.
one yard long. Doc &c
DE LONG BUTTON KITS.
with needles ana buttons at
tached 10 card; card &c
FELT IL . L DAuBEks,
each DC
CELLULOID SHOE HORNS,
III back anu co.ols. taln i-c
MANHATTAN PASTE. for
eieaalng all kinds ot black
ana pa1ent leather shoes. D0N
MANHATTAN CoMBINA-
TON SHOE d r ESSIN q
all kinus OF BLACK leather.
Regular 25c. bottle at lie
w "nITTDMORENS BOSTON
WATERPROOF. bottle lie
THE DANDY SHOE SHIN
Err. u practical device for US
Ing at home. Each. Uog
cHlLDREN'S KNEE PRO
TEcTORs, pair. IJc
MEMS OR WOMEN's ARCH
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