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TOBIES II A TANGLE.
The Conservative Craft is Kow Leak
ing Badly and is Almost
Heady to Sink.
SOME CHANGES IS THE CABINET
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I' Haj be Made in a Lasl Desperate Attempt
to Delay the Hour When Defeat
Hust be Admitted.
"MISTAKE OF A LIBERAL UNIONIST.
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IBT CABLE TO THE DISPATCH.
'' LoXDOir, June 28. Copyright! The
ship or state bos had more tosiing about
this week and has been saved from founder
ing only by the jettisoning of more valua
ble cargo. The mutinous spirit prevailing
Among the crew has found vent in a loud
cry for a chance of captain, but the muti
neers cannot even agree as to who is best
fitted for the post
Some want Lord Hartington, the easy
going pleasure loving indolent chief of the
aristocratic wing of the Liberal Unionist
party. But Hartington, although Lord
Salisbury holds his written promise to join
the Government in case of a grave emer
gency, is naturally reluctant to connect
"himself with a defeated and discredited ad
ministration, although he may have the
premiership for the asking.
A GRECIAN GIFT.
Any Unionist joining the Government
now commits political suicide, and Chara
lierlain, knowing this as well as any man,
is urging Hartington to accept the Tory in
vitation. The younger Tories, rightly be
lieving Hartington is theirs, body and soul,
'whatever may haDpen, are clamoring for
'Baltour or Churchill as the leader of the
House of Commons in place of poor, scared
2nd timid Mr. Smith, whose political days
are numbered.
Bilfour is willing, but simulates coyness.
Chnrcbill is prepared to step into the
"breach, but considers himself too great a
man to accept anything less than tne post of
Jrrime .minister. Nobody denies that a
change must be made, and that quickly.and
the probabilities point to Ballour as the
first Lord of the Treasury and leader of the
party iu the Lower House.
Unfortunately the prospects of a change
of ministry are poor. The present travesty
of government has not enough pluck leit to
light and sutler defeat. Every time it is
called upon to come up to the mark it lifts
its trembling, almost palsied hands with a
ludicrous show of bravery and then runs
sway. Its digestive capacity for snubs, in
sults and humiliations is unlimited, and it
is hard to say when a stage of repletion will
be leached.
OXE BITTED. DEFEAT.
The proposals to compensate the liquor
sellers at the expense of the taxpayers have
at length been lormally and completely
abandoned, as was foreshadowed in this cor
respondence from the day they were intro
duced. The Irish land' purchase bill has
been referred to next session and the tithes
bill, the remaining measure of the three
promised in the Queen's speech at the open
ing of the session, will probably, in whole
or in part, suffer a similar fate. But even
now the necessary business, contentious and
son-contentions, remaining to be dealt with
is so extensive that the prospect of an
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
FOUR GLORIOUS BARGAIN DAYS TO PRECEDE THE GLORIOUS
SPECIAL FOUR DAYS' SALE
MEN'S
FINE SUITS.
Our entire assortment of Men's
fine Dress and Business Suits,
imported and domestic ma
terials, regular prices $16, $17,
18, 19 and $20, will be
offered during the next four
days at TWELVE DOLLARS.
And,, if you're not inclined to
go as high as 12, why you can
take your choice from 1,500
Men's strictly All-wool Cassi
mere and Worsted Suits, worth
from 10 to $12, at only
SEVEN DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS.
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autumn session is again seriously discussed;
An interesting leaturo of the week has
been the resignation of Mr. Caine, the
Liberal-Unionist member for Barrty, as a
protest against the Government licensing
proposals. A disposition is manifested to
regard this gentleman as a hero and martyr.
But he in really o very commonplace per
son. He knows that a general election is
not far off and wants to be whitewashed.
He is a fanatical temperance reformer and
has shown consistency upon that question
alone. Iu other respects, during the past
four years he has glorified the Government
in season and out of season, and has sup
ported it in its most reactionary proceed
ings. Ivo Tory has given Balfonr more un
flinchine support iu coercing Ireland, and
Home Secretary Matthews has received his
vote in every division of protest against the
dragooning of Londoners.
HE MADE A MISTAKE.
Caine calculated, however, that the Lib
erals, out of pure gratitude at his voting and
speaking against the Government upon this
one particular question, would secure his re
election, and that his confidence was not
without justification was proved by the fact
that Gladstone and some other leaders urged
the Liberal electors at Barrow to support
him. Happily, sturdier counsels have pre
vailed, and Caine is now fighting against
the Liberal and Tory candidates. There
suit will almost certainly be the election of
the Tory with Caine at the bottom of the
poll, thus teaching the rank and file of the
Liberal Unionists a lesson which may in
duce some of tne less deenly dyed to find
.salvation in time by repudiating coercion
and reactionary legislation and accepting
home role.
To-day is the anniversary of the corona
tion of Queen Victoria and months ago the
Conservatives decided to celebrate it by a
political demonstration at Crystal Palace.
By the irony of fate to-day is the last of a
week into which has been crowded more
humiliations than any British Government
ever before suffered in the same space of
time. But the Tory managers had made
their arrangements and incurred vast ex
pense and liabilities, special trains, conjur
ers, bailoonists, athletes, comic singers and
actors bad been engaged to neip tne lories
to demonstrate, and the scheme could not
be dropped.
In view of the attractions provided and
the reduction of the prices of admission to
the great glass palace and its beautiful
grounds, plenty ot Tories, male acd female.
nave crowded in, and despite tne wet weatner
the majority have doubtless enjoyed them
selves, with little thought of politics. This
evening a mass meeting has been held, at
which Balfour and other members of the
Cabinet made a brave show of cheerfulness,
and placed all their troubles to the discredit
of the wicked obstructionists in Parliament.
HORSFOCD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
For Sunstroke.
It relieves the prostration and nervous de
rangement. Photograph Framed Free
An 8x10 photograph, handsomely framed,
of yourself or children given away with
every dozen of cabinets this week. Come
early. Also, good cabinets. $1 a dozen.
Hendbicks & Co.,
No. 68 Federal at., Allegheny.
Mmiteli, Grntei, THei and Ranges.
Full assortment of all these requisites for
rendering home beautiful and comfortable.
The newest styles in wood and slate mantels
now in stock. James C. Thompson,
640 Liberty avenue.
Outixo Flansees For choice variety
and excellent values; see the lines we are
offering at 30c and 40c a yd.
xrssu Hugus & Hacks.
"Waivl tents from $7 up.
Pittsburg Water Pboof Co.,
426 Liberty street.
StjIUU Trousering.
The largest stock and most fashionable
styles at Pitcairn's, 434 Wood st.
SPECIAL POUR DAIS' SALE
Clothing.
Vacation has commenced, and
here are just the garments
needed for the next two months
of play and sport: '
A line of "Boys' fine All-wool
Short-Pant Suits, sizes 4 to 14,
select and fashionable styles,
at only'
THREE DOLLARS.
Another line, not as fine as the
above, yet strictly all wool,
same sizes at only $1 98.
We will also offer 1,500 more
of those handsome 2-piece
Gray Cassimere Kilt Suits at
the reduced price of
KLNETY-EIGHT
CENTS.
OUR
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Boys'
Vests.
and
STORE WILL BE
AUPMANNS
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' SALTED THEIVPD0WN.
Some Touch Dole Given Oat In Conn
Louli Wagner Get Five Team for
KUIlDgJohn Bond A New Salt for Dam
age, Yesterday was sentence day in Criminal
Court, and Judges Collier, and Slagle sat
together. The first prisoner called was
Louis Wagner, to answer for the murder of
John Bond. He had been found guilty in
the second degree, and was recommended by
the jury to the extreme mercy of the Court,
He stood beside his counsel, Thomas M.
Marshall, St., the latter making a strong
plea lor him on account ot bis previous
good character. Judge Slagle said he
usually favored an extreme sentence when
a life had been taken, but, because of the
prisoner's character and the recommenda
tion of the jury, he would be lenient He
then sentenced Wagner to pay a fine of 6J
cents and undergo an imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary for five years. The
prisoner snowed no emotion, and was led
away. The sentence is considered a light
one.
Sentence was suspended in the case of
Charles McCabe, on the plea of James H.
Porte, Esq. The prisoner was found guilty
of assault on Miss Alderice, whom, it is
alleged, he attempted to marry by force, and
on a police officer who arrested him. Mr.
Porte said he wished to present a number of
witnesses to testifv to McCabe's good char
acter. " ,
John H. Adley was fined $75 and costs for
assault and battery. Hugh Murphy and
McrP StAfl.n, thorrenl n!tl .. ..-..!
offense, were held over for a week. Thomas
Jones, for assault, got five years to the
Pennitentiary. Newton Robinson, for a like
offense, got three months to the workhouse,
and was made pay a fine of 6 cents and the
costs of the prosecution. Lewis Madden,
for selling liquor without license, was
fined $500 and sent three months to the
workhouse. The same, selling liquor on
Sunday, fined $50 and 20 days to the work
house. John Driscoll, for the same offense,
got the same fines and two more months and
on another charge of selling without license
got an additional fine of $500 and an addi
tional five months. John Shea, James Mc
Cann and John Donnelly, larceny, got five
months to the workhouse, and the case of
Frank Pillan was nolle crossed. Oliver
Wells, for larceny, got six months to the
workhouse, and Miranda Palmer, on three
charges, got a total of four years to the pen
itentiary. Annie Lynch, for selling liquor without a
license, was fined $500 and sent to the work
house for three months, and for selling on
Sunday, an additional fine of $50 and an
additional sentence of 20 days; Patrick
Carley, for selling without license, was fined
$500 and got eight months; Bridget Sul
livan, $500 and three months; Bridget
Kelly, 500 and three months to jail, and
for selling on Sunday, $50 and 20 days; E.
M. Parris, on two charges of larceny, got a
year to the workhouse; John Alexander,
assault and battery, $50 and costs; Joseph
Hurley, same offense, 60 days to jail, and
James Forsecker, also the same offense, was
held over lor further inquiry.
Plea for an Inquest.
John Chadwick, of Allegheny, yesterday,
filed a petition asking for an inquest in lu
nacy to be held on his grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Chadwick. He states that she is
demented and is wasting her property, and
that she has considerable personal property.
She is now living with a stranger in Wil
kinsburs, having been enticed away from
the Widows' Home in that place. She is a
widow, and all her children are dead, her
nearest relatives being grandchildren.
A Snlt for 85,000 Danusci,
Suit was entered against the Allegheny
Valley Bailroad yesterday, by Augustus P.
Mott, for $5,000 damages for an injury he
received on January 10 last. He was a
brakemau on the road and while makinc a
siding at West Penn Junction, he was
SPECIAL FOUR DAYS' SALE
)h
HOT-WEATHER
CLOTHING.
What's all the fun and sport of
a Glorious Fourth without a
Light Summer Coat and Vest ?
And what little money it takes
to buy these comfort givers at
Kaufmanns' during the next
four days.
48c
for Men's Tlannel Coats and
8gc for Men's
Seersucker Coats
DAYS
and Vests.
$2 50 for Men's finest Mohair
and Brilliantine Coats and Vests.
lie for Men's
Summer House
Office Coats.
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OPEN TILL 9
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DISPATCH,
struck by' a sign-post and knocked from the
car. " "
REAL' ANXIOUS TO ABT.
Work of Yesterday In the Mill That Sepa
rate Man and Wife.
Subpoenas in divorce were awarded .yes
terday in the cases of Catharine Flaherty
against Edward Flaherty, Emma J. Genue
against John Genue, and Anthony Miller
against Mary K. Miller. Iu the first case,
indignity to the person is charged, and in
the second, abuse sr J desertion, while in
the last it is nlVed the wife and a son
assaulted the pr. doner and threatened to
kill him.
James A. W efield was appointed Com
missioner in tl . case of Constantina Dopp
against August Dopp. G. Colvert Lewis
was appointed in the case of Benjamin L.
Buse against Emma Buse, and W. S.
Thomas was appointed in the -case of Lillie
M. Bogers against Samuel A. Sogers.
Atkins for an Injunction.
John Boy and Michael Kearney yester
day filed a bill .in equity against George
Holmes, asking that an injunction be
granted to restrain Holmes from grading a
12-foot alley in the Sixth ward, on which
their property abuts.
Ta-ntorroTT'a Trial lAtt.
Criminal Conrt Commonwealth vs James
Wilmot, John NIcnenbacher. Mary Cole, F.
Barcknoff, J. C. Childress, Joseph McNally,
James McNallr, John McGraw. Louisa Crange
low, C. Morris, Jerry Banker, PnlllD Artz,
William Loudman, George Qeier, Harry Stone
(Z), John Gabel, John W. Ervine," Daniel
Martin, Hyman Bronarsky (2), Wilson Stewart,
Harry Graham.
Early Closimq Commencing July 1,
and dnring the summer months, our store
will close at 0 p. m.; Saturdays, 1 P. m.
ttssu Huotrs & Hacks.
Headquarters for tents.
Pittsburg Water Proof Co.,
426 Liberty street.
Mirrors in German and French plates,
plain or beveled, made to order at Jacob J.
Fuchs, 1710 Carson st.
Half Price! Boys' Underwent!
Boys' balbriggan shirts and drawers 25c,
reduced from 50c this week at Eosenbaum
& Co.'s.
HERBERT WALKER
ARTIFICIAL EYE
MAKER,
65 NINTH ST.
nruf
The only manufacturer of artificial human
eyes in the city. mh21-su
HAIR ON THE FACE, NECK, ARMS
of price, SI. OO er bottle. Send money by letter, with
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ACreaiy private. ArOStageBiampsrvceiTeu mBuiDotou. aiwaisjim nun tuuuwumi AnviuurAriB.
LOCAL AND ) MODENE-MANUFACTURING CO.. CINCINNATI, O.. U.S.A.C CCTTHISOUT
GENERAL AGENTS MANUFACTURERS OF THE HluHEST 0RA0E HAIR PREPARATIONS. A3 IT VAT HOT
WANTED. ) You can nqltUr your Mttr at any Poit-oVict and lnourt lis oafo dhvru. ( AFPBAB AGAIN
W. Offer S1.000 F02 FAILURE 02 THE SLIGHTEST INJURT.VKY 1SOT3XK GUARANTEED.
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KAUFMANNS
ANY STRAW HAT
FOR HALF PRICE.
We mean just what we say. Suit your action to our word, then, and
come in before July 4.
ALL OUR 50c STRAW HATS GO
They consist of Men's and Boys' very stylish Imitation Mackinaw,
Milan and Japanese Braids Hats good enough for (almost) anybody.
ALL OUR $1 STRAW HATS GO
.They consist of Ladies' and Gentlemen's black, white, brown and
blue Sailor and Yacht Hats, Chansies, Mackinaws, Milans, etc; also
scores of new styles of Children's Hats.
ALL OUR $2 STRAW HATS GO
These goods comprise Manillas in all shades, genuine Mackinaws,
Milans, etc.; Ladies' finest Sailor Hats, all colors, and a beautiful vari
ety of Children's Hats.
O'CLOCK THURSDAY NIGHT,
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3HITHFIELD STREET
SUNDAY, JTJ2E; " V29, '
-KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"Our American Homes
and How io Furnish Them,"
FURNITURE.
Visitor to New York
Are cordially invited to visit our
establishment, wherein is dis
played the largest and most inter
esting stock of Reliable Furniture
to be seen in America.
English Brass Bedsteads
In all sizes, from $2
to $400. Iron Bed
steads, with brass
trimmings, $10 up.
Being direct imDort
ers of these goods, we
guarantee bestvalues.
Catalogue sent on
application.
R. J. HORNER & CO.,
Furniture Makers and Importers,
61,63 and 65 West 23d Street,
NEW YORK.
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J. DIAMOND, Optician,
22 SIXTH STREET, Pittsburg. Pa. Spectacles
correctly adapted to every detect of sight.
Artificial eves inserted. The larzest
SI. and most complete stock of Optical,
juatnemaucai ana juecuicai instru
ments. Je3-TTSU
Latest improved Spectacles and Eye-Glasses;
Will ut any nose with ease and comfort. The
largest and best stock of Optical Instruments
and Artificial Eyes.
KORNBLTJM, Theoretical and
Practical Optician.
No 50 Fifth avenue, near Wood street.
TeleDhone No. 16S8. de28-3
CANCER
ana TUMORS enred. Ho
knife. Send for testimon
ials. O.H.McMlcbael.M.D.,
63 .N lagara St., Buffalo. H . Y-mhl6-12l-TTSSuwlc
OR ANY PART OF THE PERSON
Bii il i . -fl,
g!1U jjMBSX? Hwfj of liriSKVLrffijRwli
QUICKLY DISSOLVED AND REMOVED WITH THE NEW SULU 1 IUN
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AMD THE GROWTH JOKE V EH DXST&OYXD WITHOUT TUX SLIGHTEST INJDUT OS
DISCOLORATION OT THE MOT DELICATE BKIN. D1SCOTXRXD BT ACCIDENT.
In Compound i no, an incomplete mixture wni Accidentally spilled on the
back of the hand, and on washing afterward It was dine oye red that the hair
waR completely remoyed. We purchased the new dlKOTery and named it
JiODKNE. It is perfectly pure, free from all Injurious tubstances. and so
simple anr one can nse it. It acts mildly but surely, and you will be sur
prised and delighted with the results. Apply fo-a few minntes and the
hair disappears aBif by magic. It has no resemblance whatever to any
other preparation ever used for a like purpose, and no scientific disco Tery
ever attained euch wonderful results. IT CANNOT FAIL. If the
growth be light, one application will remove it permanently; the heavy
growth such as the beara or hair on moles may require two or more appli
cations before all the roots are destroyed, although all hair will be remoTed
at each application, and without the slightest injury or unpleasant feeling
when applied orever afterward. mod en x supe&cxdes electboltsis.
Rtcommtndtd 6y all who have ttattd It marit$ Uttd bg ptopl of rtfintmtnt-
i Gentlemen vhn do not ADDreciate nature') tzift of a beard, will find a
priceless boon in Modene, which does affray with shaving. It dissolves and
destroys tne me principle 01 tne uair, luereur renuenng iib iuiutb grow in
an utter impossibility, and Ib guaranteed to be as harmless as water to the
rt Vam nt Aon a .uli a A Tiff an Am lid tn AfTnrf irpnwtn nf Thotp Am In
r should use liodene to destroy its growth. Modene sent by mail, in safety
mailine cases, ceataze naid.. ( securely sealed from observation ) on .receint
your full address written plainly. Correspondence
THE
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IMOTHER'SGRATITHDE
She Gives a Graphic Account of How
Her Boy Was Rescued.
TAKEN FR0M LONG RUN.
In an interview with Mrs. Bavne, who
lives on Long Bun, about three miles above
McKeesport, in Versailles township, the
following statement was elicited in regard
to her son, Cecil B. Bavne:
"I would have you write it just as I tell
it to you, if you please, sir. My boy, Cecil,
is 11 years old and has been troubled with
catarrh more or less, since a baby. His
head and nose was always stopped up
on one side or the other. There was a dnll,
heavy pain over his eyes and through the
temples, and if he would stoon over and
rise up suddenly he would be so dizzy be could
Hardly stand.
"There were roaring and buzzing noises in
his ears. He had a very disagreeable couch
which it seemed impossible to get entirely
rid of.
CeciZ S.
Baynt, Long Run, Allegheny
County, Pa.
"There was a continual dropoing of matter
back into his throat. He was constantly
hawking and raising large quantities of phlegm.
There was a sense of oppression and a dull
soreness through his chest.
"Night sweats came on and weakened him
terribly. If he was exposed to the heat of the
sun it would make him sick. Palpitation of
tne neart set in. xiis appetite uecame ailected.
What l)ttle he ate would usually be followed
by a sensation of distress and nausea. His
sleep became restless, and he would rise in the
morning more tired and worn out than when he
went to bed the night before.
"Of course 1 had done what I conld. In fact,
I tried ererythlng I could hear of to And relief
for him, but all tonoaraiL He seemed grow
ing worse all the time. Finally, after reading
in the dally papers ot the wonderful success of
Drs. Copeland and Blair in the treatment of
cases similar to my son's, I decided to call on
them. I did so, and, finding tbelr cnarges even
lower than patent medicines, placed him under
their care. The cough stopped. Palpitation of
the heart ceased. Pains in the head and chest
passed away. In short, he retains no symptoms
of his former trouble. His recovery Is dne to
the successful treatment of Drs. Copeland and
Blair, and 1 am very grateful to them."
This statement can be easily verified at the
addressgiren.
DOCTORS
minnii
Are located permanently at
66 SIXTH AVENUE,
Where they treat with success all curable cases.
Office hours 9 to II A. H.; 2 to 6 p.m.; 7 to 9
P. ir. (Sundays included).
Specialties OAT AKRH, and ALIi DIS
EASES of the EYE, EAR, THROAT and
X.TJN GS.
Consultation SL Address all mall to
, DRS. COPELAND t BLAIR.
je27 C6 Sixth ave.. Pittsburg, Pa,
".'FOURTH!
SPECIAL F0VU DAYS' SALE
FLANNEL
Top Shirts.
19c for good Domet Flannel
Shirts. 49c for Men's French
Flannelette Shirts. 98c for
Madras Cloth and Silk Striped
and Satine Outing Shirts. $1 49
for Silk Striped Oxford and
fine French Flannel Outing
Shirts. $1 98' for Pure Silk
and Silk Striped Outing Shirts.
Fine Silk Belts at only 25c.
SILK SCARFS.
The fine Scarfs (4-in-hands,
Windsors, Flowing Ends and
Tecks) we have sold right
along at 75c, will go at 50c
each, or 3 for $1 25.
CLOSE AT
AND
KAUFMANNS'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNI
PICKERING'S WHOLESALE MD BETAIL ,'
, FURNIITBE AND CARPET STORES,
COR. PBSii ATE. AND TENTH ST.
Mm War ipist il Prices.
Again victory has perched upon onr banner, and we taka pleasure in recording another no
cessf nl week's business. All went away pleased, the goods went as If by magic and the mnsio of
innumerable voices prove a pleasant accompaniment to the crowded aisles and smiling facef
with which everybody greeted us. One good turn deserves another, and we begin that other a
once. Now for another rousing week's business.
YOU ARE THE PEOPLE
We are after. Since opening our Wholesale Rooms, although now occupying six rooms of 110
feet In length, making acres of space, we find we are still overcrowded and mountains of goo ds
still in the way, necessitating us to announce a clearing one or slaughter sale. CLEAR THB
TRACK.
80 Chamber Suites,
48 Parlor Suites,
Must be sold within 10 days, regardless of cost We mean business. Embrace this golden op
portunity and call earlv. Now Is your time. We make prices to suit you. You can name th
terms. Young married couples should take advantage of this liberal inducement.
WE HAVE A SUPERB LINE OP LAWN and PORCH SETTEES and R0CKEK3.
CASH OR CREDIT.
We are giving the most value for your money. Wo ara underselling all. We are In condition
to give yon the best and most liberal terms. Make no mistake, go to
PICKERING'S
Wholesale and Retail Furniture, Carpet and
Housefuirdshing. Store,
Cor.
Penn Ave.
FOURTH OF JULY AT
SPECIAL FOUR DAYS' SALE
LOW-CUT
TANS are all the go, and we
will sell them for Ladies, Gen
tlemen and Children at away
below regular prices.
Ladies' Tan Low-cut
Shoes at 50c, $1,
$1 50 and $2.
Other dealers' prices range
from 40 to 50 per cent higher.
Men's Tan Low-cut
Shoes at $1 50, $2,
$2 50 and $3.
Every pair is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction.
Men's Kangaroo Southern Ties
(see above illustration) at
$2 50.
NOON, JULY
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SHOES
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THURSDAY.
SPECIAL FOUR DAYS' SALE
LADIES'
SHIRTS
AITD
WAISTS.
Ladies' white and fancy Shirts, t
turn down or piccadilli collars,
at 98c, and a necktie or; belt
given free with every one.
Ladies' Lawn Waists, pleated,
plain white and fancy patterns,,
with belt, at only 98c. " g
Beautiful Satine" Blouses,scores
of lovely styles, at 740." All
Flannel Blouses go at half
price.
Also several hundred more of
those Wrappers at $1 39ahd
$1 69.
Our entire assortment of La '
dies' Summer Dresses at great
ly reduced figures.
75 Brilliantine Dresses, trim
med with Faille Francaise,.sold
at $16, will now go at gio.. ,' , .
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