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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
The La GrecQue COrsets

MADE for stout and medium figures boned with flexible
w double aluminium boning. The most comfortable
substantial corset yet produced. Without rigidty mods
the woman with large We-deveoped form into the long
graceful lines of the figure of typical distinction which all
corseeres agree are scientifically and artisticaly
models S225, $3.50 and $500. All bonfng
absolutely guaranteed
There also the La Grecque Gde for the college 81 co.
Ever secured the exclusive agency LaGrecque
sets they have been fast winning with
Ask to be shown the La Grecque Corsets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
.: :: .: g.: e.; G.: mSCebe & CO:
dhee RD-A>EN

MONDAY while they last
1900 yards 25c silk Mousselin
de Sole. in plain colors, light and
dark shades. black and white, ready
at 9 o'clock and while 1900 yards
last, Csc values at l2tc yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
Sale of Belts

a Sec Beaded elastic belts steel studded belts, plain elastic
belts. silk belts and fine leather belts, worth from
to $780, your choice at SOC.
a f 7So Imported jet bead elastic belts with fancy back
buckle. worth sloo and Us heavily steel studded
belts with vted steel buckles worth SLIGO and 1885, handsome
leather belts worth SOO and of silk belts black and
worth up ST. So any Of these for 75c
At ST 90 Exquisite bright and dull jet elastic belts with
~A'OO buckles to match from Germany and
easily S225, the finest steel studded elastic belts with
buckles worth ST so ZOO also variety beautiful
embossed patterns solid buckles worth your
Of these at $OO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
Mems Shirts for Spring

MI ONDN1 marks me opening OF PROBABLY NE 1leSI COT
1'1 lection of Mems Spring and Summer Shirts shown
in this vicinity Shirts with cuffs attached coat style,
cuffs detached regular style Shirts for the extreme
dresser and for the more modesty inclined Materials
and colors the best obtanable what doing
to prce-97c, $1.25 and ST. As.
These three prices represent the best shirt values.
At or. Monarch and Ellington brands include all the latest
designs and colOrngs fine madras and percale.
made in all styles, &c
A + Ct Ok made Shirts exclusive patterns
- W madras and percae, quality regu
lar style, cuffs on off, and only Sl.2
n f 81 IL We show the extreme patterns and ccorings.
~ peated bosom shirt with embroidered dot plain
and cuffs Jacquard madras white with novelty figures
Light blue and white favored few pink hello
shades popular equal madeoorder shirt
$45.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
WATCHES OF CHARACTER.

WATCHES OF CHARACTER.
Our stock of watches is re-
markable for daintiness of case
patterns, and our adherence to
the policy of handling the kind
of movements the people want.
Assent these two factors, and
then add the price that we have
set upon them, and you've values.
A good part of our watch bus
mess is studying customers
tastes and ideas and Interpreting
them with our own. You are
thus assured of unmistakable
character and lingering satistac-
ton with every purchase.
Ask our patrons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11

The cake man is
prepared to make all
kinds of cakes to or
der for parties. BIRTH
days. receptions, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
MONDAY $50 and for the

day,choice OF some l2Ooyards
embroidery edgings and insertions.
fine qualities. short lengths and odd
pieces of the l9c and Csc lines,
your pick for l2tc yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
p OVAL Blue and Roy
~ al Pl1rple--Two lines of

al uTpIe WO IIIIeS OF
Mems Ties worthy Of very special
mention; brand new. a quality Of
silk used in dollar ties, made in the
French, full fold. four finland
shape. the best value you ever saw
at SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-11
$1.OO

easily worth S2.25. the
buckles. worth Sl.5O to 3
belts in embossed pattern
of these at Sl.OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
TROUBLE FOR TUNNEL.
McAdoo Company Faces Strong OPP
position to Plans By Jersey City.

The tie-up of the McAdoo tunnel in Jersey city
may continue for months, Mayor Pagan will not
recede from his position concerning the terms. now
that Commissioner Berry has decided to stand with
his Republican colleague in the Street and Water
members who are willing make what
garded easy terms for the company II Com
missioner Berry should change his mind and vote
with the three Democrats to override Mayor Fa-
gan's inevitable veto. it SIS said that the fight Will
be taken up by the Board of Trade or other citizen
associations and carried the courts The legal
action may result defeat, but IL is likely stay
the work for a long time.
The Mayor has been earnest champion OF n
franchise tax, and when the tunnel company
sought a franchise the Mayor determined that
Il should pay what he considered just price for
necessity and did not intend to be a barrier TO
rapid transit. but insisted that Jersey city should
treated justly. Ills terms We're per cent of the
gross receipts for the first ten years and cent
Republican Commissioner has determined 10 stand
by him the company Will probably be compelled TO
come TO the offered by the Mayor, Who has
the Endorsement of the Board of Trade and other
civic organizations that have taken an active IN
terest in the tunnel privileges.
Mr.. McAdOO said yesterday on his return from a
Western trip that the upper tunnels those extend
ny from HObOk"n to christopher street and sixth
! The two lower tunnels extending from the
Pennsylvania Railroad station in Jersey city q
the terminal buildings al Church and tOrtlandt
streets are fast approaching the New York side
river according to Mr. McAdoo. has been covered
The terminal buildings will be ready for occupancy
by MAY 1908, and already NOR" than 10 per cent OF
the entire Office space has been rented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
DISCUSS FERRY PROBLEM
aldermen also Ercited Oucr Mir
but DO Nothing.

Milk pasteurization and municipal ownership OF
East River ferries upset the peace OF the Board
Of Aldermen yesterday. although when all
over nothing had been accomplished with either
problem. Alderman Downing Republican, wanted
the city 70 the ferries and operate them.
because of the bridge congestion Little Tim
Sullivan thought the resolution to do this should
be referred. He was entirely dsinterested, for he
said
Il do this because l want to prevent the city
having unloaded on II a lot of old junk at the
highest price The city purchased the 18th street
ferry and operating It at loss Of 100000 year
Now ! am not against municipal ownership. On
the contrary. I favor it. And favor more bridges
and tunnels and transit facilities. But the
CITY does not want buy lot OF worthless iran
cbises expired leases and battered tubs of boats"
The resolution referred.
When the board took up the report OF the Com
r,ittee on Public Health the proposed ordi-
nance 10 regulate the sale of milk. Alderman
George Everson. who is also physician, was
ready 10 propose recommtment Alderman
SchI0ss wanted a state law To solve the problem
md Alderman Goodman from III" chair made an
earnest plea for the bill but the ordnance pro-
nosed Was lost by vote of q 10 70
Alderman Peters got through q resolution asking
the senate 10 pass the recount bill: III there is
any man who does want that bill passed, IL Is
Ucarst himself" said Peters, as the aldermen
laughed Il et us expose his hypocrisy ana take
away his stock in trade by getting the Senate 10
pass the BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
NO PARK PL. CONDUITS
O'Br1en Denies application to "EIec-
trifu" DisusPd Line.

Commissioner O'Brien Of tho Department of
Water Supply Gas and Electricity yesterday in
formed the representatives. of the New York City
Railway Company that the city could not permit
it to place subways and electrical conduits in Park
Place and Broadway for the purpose of recon
structing the old horse line through Park
Place TO Church street This is test case and
the Commissioner and Corporation Counsel Ellison
will try to prevent the company from appropriate
ing the street under its claim that its old fran
chise holds over, whether The company cars
the tracks or not
With its application for permission to equip the
tracks Park Place for operation by electric
power. the company submitted the authorization
of the State Railroad Commission. The consents
of all the abutting property owners were also OBJ
tanned These with plans for the proposed change,
We're sent to the commission who referred them
TO the Corporation Counsel.
Mr.. Ellison says he thinks that inasmuch as the
company has practically forfeited it's franchise
rights by failure to the present line
in Park Place there is nothing for Commissioner
Q Brien to do but deny the application. The double
tracks which present lie in Park Place between
Broadway and Church street are not used. They
have been practically abandoned. the evidence
available shows says Mr.. Ellison, and are nothing
less than Il nuisance
The Corporation Counsel thinks he In the
application ''electrify" the tracks in Park Place
another scheme on the part OF the New York city
Railway Company to get a good wide space for a
terminal and shifting yard This has already been
done in Park Row. just in front Of the fostotflce
and in Astor Place. which makes a fine switching
space for the OF the Second and Fourth avenue
lines MANY Of the cars os The Broadway line now
run only as Tar south a. Murray street, and II
would be very concentration the railway people
Mr.. Ellison believes II they could send these
down block. turn them into Park Place and
SHIFT them on a cross-over FOR the trip uptown
Under the present arrangement this has TO be done
right in Bro adwHy. and 10 stall the for long
periods in that thoroughfare would be out of the
question.
Apart from this says the Corporation Coup-
sells opinion the fact that the railroad in Park
Place has been practically abandoned and the
granting OF this permit would operate to revive a
franchise invadated by abandonment and non
present a situation where the city is left no
alternative but refuse to grant any permit that
might have that result.
''InasmuCh il appears the rights Of the street
railroad company have been forfeited In Park
Place by abandonment and non-use. II would be
improper 10 grant executive permit To lay a
curve IN broadway AT the intersection OF Park
Place, there Is no legally existing railroad IN
Park Place to connect with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
WHE4T SO4RS AGAIN.
Further Crop Damage reports
Cause Nee High Record.

There was another sensational advance IN prices
IN the local wheat market yesterday, which mace
new high record the year July opeheu d. 81 oi q
and sold up to 81 oS7s, gain OF Genus
~, Can,arnber ontiou also made a gain of cents,
opening at 81 O42 and going rapidly up TO 81 oS7+.
These prices were &c and &c. respectively ABOVE
the top price last week. Buying was stimulated
by reports of further crop damage
The market was extremely active with enormous
trade but nervons and erratic. with rapid huctua-
tons due to the many conflicting crop r reports bad
During forenoon reports ihat ome ~ H.
drouth and cold weather stimuated sne oa
IL was also said many farmers were pan,
max and barley In place of spring wneal ana .haI
the decrease in acreage OF the latter ~o1 ia p h
boom the price of the cereal Ihroushouo OUT, Ia tls
afterncc- the market continues IRON
adva~csnp e;r!ousIy further ss:.Ss,,oiiaL ciop
damage news and reports OF green bugs N iiilaois
and Nebraska until it touched the high point "
the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
NATIONAL CITY BANKS NEW HOME
Custom House May Be Remodelled or SKY
scraper" May Be Built on Site.

The old Custom House will probably be vacated
h, II1lv / and the National City Bank, which for
several years has owned the property. will take
nossession on October l. What is to be done with
the building has not yet been decided Plans for
remodelling the interior. leaving the outside prac-
,col1,, ,,naItered have been drafted. and another
set of plans showing ''sltyscraper" on the site.
has heen nearly completed By the same tirm OF
.rcbitacts Thu two sets of plans are to be laid
at an carly date before the directors of the bank
who will then settle the question whether the lnst
cIusively to its own or is 10 occupy part OF u
large new office building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

BLACK IRON VENETIAN
LANTERNS, S1.75 value, At
ST %.
WROUGHT IRON GAS PORT
ABLE. with Pinch beaded glass
art shade 10 match, $50 value.
at So. 90.
BLACK MISSION LAMPS,
with central draught burner. art
glass shade. with fringe 10 match,
$50 value, mt 81 90.
HANGING LIBRARY LAMPS.
complete. So. 40.
GAS CHANDELIERS, with
fringe and art glass, S IL 81.
CRYSTAL ETCHED BAN
QUIET GLOBES. DIN. orc; 10
in. ST. Al: Hin, ST OF.
RUBY ETCHED BANQUET
GLOBES. 9-iu.. ST. 81; 1O-in.,
ST 50: Him. So 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Dress Goods


All wool Serges and Cheyiots-douhIe
varu-SUmmer weight-for seashore
and mountain wear-all the
fashionable shades and black III
"a inches wide. ..-.--.. -.-.-..'.-
56-fnch Tailor Suitings in new gray
mixtures. small. medium and large
plaids-very desirable for travelling ~
suits and separate skirts-value Oh
Atwood Nuns Veiings-made OF speciaH
selected yarns-gray. castor. tan
golden. seal brown, cadet. royal.
navy myrtle. garnet, light blue, n
cream and black-elsewheTe a.
Atwood Black Panamas-Ss-inch-
close even weaVe-warranted not S'
TO slip-rich jet black-value SLID
Imported Black Siciliennes-extra hish
lustre-fast cOlOr-Very desirable
for bathing suits and dust n
coats-value 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
imported AIl-wcoI Voiles-closc weave
crisp. why finish-all leading o,
shades and bIaek-Si.25 quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
SOME COMPETITORS

say Come here first'-WE SAY
If in doubt about where to buy
look elsewhere first-then come hero
our values will convince
of such wisdom!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Il 6 RUBBER DIRECTORS REELECTED

The stockholders Of the United States Runner
c,onnpany held their annual meeting at New Bruins
wick \ J. Yesterday. Only routine business was
transacted The retiring board Of directors vas
reelected 1t will meet next FRIDAY ana re-ele''
The nresent officers for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

GAS PORTABLES. complete
with white shade. ST 80.
GEISHA LAMP SHADES. IL
in. SOC; 12-in., soc; 13-in..
80: Hin. 81 SO.
STUDENT LAMPS, nickel or
brass. SO %.
ART GLASS SHADES, with
fringe. So. 40.
ART GLASS GLOBES. Gin,
ST. 80.
ART GLASS TULIP GLOBES,
So 80.
BRASS TABLE LAMPS. with
white shade, complete. 5 l 80.
KITCHEN BRACKET LAMP,
complete. 43c.
PRESSED GAS GLOBES. &c.
"BUCKEYE" LANTERNS.
SOC.
DECORATED GLASS LAMPS
AND GLOBES to match, 50. OF
and 81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcSs.-6oo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. u. EDDY. SSo Madison AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
Sash Curtains

Panels S2SE CUTLalnS
Art DraDerieS Curtain Fabrics
NO place like Hearn's for these goods
..>o MACE like Hearn's for these goods
Overheard daily here-it Il Il fact
that you can easily prove TO your en-
tire satisfaction that NJ OTHER
HOUSE IN NEW YORK equals our
stocks and values,
Mission Madras Stained Glass and -
oriental designS-yd- wide ---..--.
French Net sash Curtaining- Renaissance.
Irish Point and Tambour-single 20
and double border-were 20 % 80
Fied Art Muslins-Iattice ground. is
with vines and floral effects. ---...
India Strips Draperies for summer is
Furnishings inches wide-Special
Tmported Colored and Tinted Madras 70
- inches wide-value -69.----.'
stripe Muslin sash Curtains-with 10
ruffie-ready To hang-pair-
Real Art Denims-horaI designs 1S
ward wide-were % ......-..-----
Monte Finish Cretonnes-OrientaL
Floral and French stripes ~
French Novelty Curtains and pair
Renaissance Point Arab. Ciuny ana
Marie Antoinette insertings- Il QS
sample slightly Solied-to ciei''''
Orrandv Ruffied Curtains-with 40
turl<s-vaIue .69-pair. -..-----....
prt,1ed Muslin Curtaius-tuck and 70
Rattenberg edge-value Sl-VV- -'---
French Robbinet Curtains-lace and
irsertines OF real lace designs .OS
6-inch rufle-value s. 15-.-----.--
Fancy cross stripe curtains-Ni.e .6S
and Red Cross Stripes-value sI.VV
SIX Cross stripe Curtains-ught
green. old rose blue yellow, OK
etc-3O styles-Spectal- .----.----
imported Madras Curtains stained slasS
and oriental designs-large h.QS
.varietv-values to 5000. -.-.----
r,rs,,h Ne, BED sets-Renaissance centre
motifs in handsome designs WIN hs'''Sii-
berg inserting or deep Renaissance ocrHSI
covering almost entire cen'Fe-N'no
/ ance-with bolster sham
Lot 10 9S-----.-w worth S+''V
Lot - 9S- ....-.w worth 500
Lot &C. 9S. worth $9.sS
oessr a number Of Real Ara
~, Se,s only one Of a style. and
| tIsTfsome Renaissance sets. Sll-9S 20
! $50 40.
WORTH ONE THIRD MORE.
window Screens
Summer necessity because they
! keep out flies and let in air. and these
| warm weather comforts cost but little
| here
| REGULAR SIZES
| Height. EXTENSION
! q inches 30 20 30 inches .--.--- 1 1
| IL inches $50. 20 to 80 inches----..- 20
,s inches 20 70 80 inches. -..-.-- = 4
%, inches. 20 to s3 inches.-..---- 9
81 inches. 30 To ~ inches. ....... 20
- inches. - 70 81 inches. ...--.. 80
"a inches. - to 81 inches. ---...- 80
az inches ~ to - inches. 40
EXTRA WIDE.
| Uaicht Extend. Price.
81 10 SO in.....41 TO 80 in 80 TO .OS
EXTRA NARROW.
Height ~ in Extend Il to 20 in-...- SO
Height so in. Extend Is 10 90 in---.- 8 z
p,aasa take measurements with wood rule
Tape measures are apt 20 stretch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
James McCreery g. Co.

MEMS HABERDASHERY. In Both Stores
Sale of Waistcoats and NegIigee
Shirts
Waist cOats,-made of Flannel, WOr-
steds and mercerized Cheviot in stripes
and fancy weaves. The latest custom
tailored models. Sizes 81 to 80 10
$50 dozen Neglgee Shirts. Made of
white and colored Imported Madras.
Coat model with cuffs attached. 1876
value
SSrd .Sfreef J4f6 Sire,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
pREssMAKrNG AND MILLINERY.

DpESSJAKER - Mrs. Wilson lOl West
SSth st reliable dressmaber, artistic
ntter Of ladies' and misses costumes
Gaintv summer dresses Empire and Prtn-
Iass gowns. hand embroidered suits; nome
or out
DRESSNAKER. French wants few more
customers by the day Louise. l}i East
44th St
DRESSMAKER. Jewish. wants nice houses
Tor work pressnaker aG3 West l.5th 81.
DRES@ SHAKER. American, would go for
summer months as companion and sew
ing or light housekeeper, or travel. best
references BOX ~. 1l52 Myrtle ave,
RrOuklVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
All Silk Satin F0ulards
Eor SUMNER Dresses

- - [--AEEG4 IL 1898
Always in favor, because of their
lightneSS. GOODNESS and dressy ap-
pearance. The popular fancy for
white polka dots on blue or black
may be amply gratified here-alsO
plenty of pretty figure designs -.
No finer assortments can be found.
as any woman may prove for her
self: and at same time she will find
that her money will go further here
than elsewhere.
OUR PRICES:
SO 40 SO 80 10 90
For qualities and styles
Elsewhere sold at 40 TO S1.25.
Pretty Goods
For Summer Homes
Dainty, inexpensive articles that
give such a charm TO the Cottage
or Bungalow -
Fine Denim Table Covers
VI. square-plain centres. with
contrasting floral borders ---..--..- 40
Scarfs 10 match-17x5o inch. ....... 40
Laundry Bass-Fsncy and plain
Denims and twilled Cretonnes in
floral patterns .---.--..-- .2O and "a
Denim Centre PieCes-24 and
2S inches squaTe-Rose. Daisy.
Poppy and Violet designs for
embroidery --..--.----+-..---..-- "a
japanese Pillow Slips-Quaint designs
and colurings-ready for pillow
Special -..-------.---....... .Aa,
Powered Sateeu Lamhrequins-
white and tinted grounds
heavy tassel fringe
So 10. .9S and ga
Just the drapery for Summer
homes and cottages!
China SILK ana Satin Lambrequfns-
Border and Allover designs
IN Oriental and floral effects
deep tassel frinse-2l3 yds- long
2-SS.. 9. "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
TYPEWRITERS,


TY-EwRITERS-All makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable service
German. 40 Nassau ST. Telephone 21i0-
CoTtlandt.
V WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER DE
POT. 40 LihertyFst: Tel. 2iSs-Cort
londt All makes wholesale and retail;
Remington No. .. SIS; Remington No Q,
$40: No. s, $685. smith Premier, No. and
10 4 Sa5; Visible writers, $40; rentais
and repairs; discounts 10 Dealers Send
shis coupon for special discounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22

LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No 500 52i
oi the German savings Bank in the city
Ct New York. corner 4th ave and l4th ST.
issued To Kalman NcuturEer. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
~ not returned to the bank on the 2lth day
OF May. 1907. duplicate will be- issued
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No +29. 500
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
Of New York, corner 9Th ave. and I4th st,
issued To Elizabeth Nemecek. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
III not returned 10 the bank on the 18th day
OF June. 1907. duplicate will be issued.
LOST Handbook No. $50. 2r5 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. ANY
person having claim To II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passhook cancelled
and new one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
PuIl Size Sumner Blankets
Zine WOOl-BOund Separately
Zephyr WeIght-Dainty Borders
3.9S TO T.9e Pair
n Blanket>-ful

cotton EiderdOvn Blankets-fuh
end extra size-white and colored-
some slightly imperfect
otherwise S220 ........---..--....l .0S
All Wool White California Blankets
for large beds-instead OF sos 4 Us
Jacquard Comfortable Blankets
beautiful doable and triple tintinss-
not IN pairs. but woven
All wooI Plaid Blankets-11t size
light. dark and medium
value $3.50 ........-.-..-..-.---. %
Wool fnish Baby Blankets IN
fancy-each --........-.......ss' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
"a G.. Necklaces

Natural and beautiful tintings IN coraline,
turquoise and pearl-even or graduated
beads-gold-plated or bead snap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-22
At 5.qS. 1.9s

Babies short Goats OF Tafreta and Louis
inc SiIk-Henrietta and Bedford Cord
deep slashed capes with medallicns. rib
bon and pleated under ruf-es OF silk or
NOusseline dc Sole or full caDes. with
wide fancy braid. lace and ribbon. also
other handsome designs-Stzes 10 Z yrs
sun finer coats 20 S12-9s. were Sl6.9s-
Iittle Eeauties-every one.