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CANAL BOARD MEETS
Engineers Assemble In Wash.
ington For Conference.
:
THE PICK OF AMERICA AND EUROPE |
letters From President Hoosevel
and C(halrmuan Shouts Preseated.
Place of Holding Sessions
Under Discussiva.
WASHINGTON
of distin
sembled In Washlugton yesterday opot
Sept. 2. A notabh
board guished] euginevrs as
the request of President Hoosevell te
the feasibid
level ut i the
at the
determin relative ity of 3
divisiot
isth
sed lock canal
af the America
of Papama. ©
board of
these
continent
Lins Mistitnt
siting Cnginvers
fron
pricked
thelr
iis
the
rools
1H3E
nai plan men gathered
bath and Europe
furcinast
The Hrst of the
they will grapple
great problem began in a
the
canal
Wile
INerica
from in
profession
which
alobg uow
mee!
with
sail
at
at office building of the ist
The
reasling
calling
from
couniission
the
president
jetter
proceeding:
of the let
them to
Chairmas
culnmission, which gi
for which
vend Io the presi
called the “cousult
of engineers,” but the leitet
Shotts Is addressed ts
board of (ngiteers upon
plans for the Pansma canal.” The jet
ter 10 part says
ware openad by
ter of the
gether and a
Shouts of the
is detail the
€ugiueers are oon
dent's onder it
ing board
of
the
ses
purposes the
is
Chairman
advisory
In accordance with th direct]
the president, dated April | 196
mw thal commission has the
i before ge
isthmus
1 of the
limits of cost and
£ you 8 Nay beer
iborate
§y numerous abils
amount of aber ha:
hd in the colie : of In
ition concerning the physi s of lhe
nis nd in digesting it and formulat
ng into plans for the canal
Iriring the 181 year additio
and ebhservationg have been
tr isthmys, the results of wh
Before It ma 1 35
ral that the inf
Joes
ile aware
t of
this questi
and
vast
you
terms
ish
the pl
bee k
avating
ys some of i
gnwarranted com
ghie cost of the w re
in this experience to Justify the
that the unit prices used In previo
mates were too high or that the es
of the time required for compis
work was too liberal Nevert!
experience has been used as an
In favar of a sca level canal whi
Bad Leen condemned by the two commis
sions mentioned above. If becomes
sxry to nslder once m the sara i«
Sanai scheme
i be plan described (a the first pampaiet
which is submitted among other papers]
the ore which waz adopted by congress
=i least by Inference—in the act appr
ol June IX JMR it Is the plan ws
which the work Is now progressing and
pwnd whi bh all work of construction haa
eg since the 1'nited Btates acquir
et 1} aperty It closely resembles the
ah «< ithe comite technique de=cTibed
k the sccond pamphlet, In many essen
Hal par slars, but in the
height of the bol impor-
tant res * whict ihe
advantages which | ted to
derive from this
First. Te
topograph
was
Ars
vel
thors expe
hange were
take fuller advantage
} of the country, by which it
puraible toe make the Gigante spill
way tomatic instead of mechanical and
adequate fur the discharge of the gFregt-
est floods, with only one channel to the
ca Instead of two
Second. - Increass
iake navigation from
thirty miles
bird —To reduce the est
th anal t about 56 us
The wdvantage of the
SOT Ri greater AIM
ing Lhe higt r dam and the
reater H{t-difficulties, haweve
re Uy po means insuperable
A disadvantage which the
have in common !& that the
opr ents of naval are
dai mn Ht to determine
$ if the lock
€ Bak Yared however
ent time fu development has nat been
greatly bampered by deficient depth in
the harbors of the world, and that devel
opment herwfter will have that ohetrue.
tion to contend with Moreover, it is not
gonsibie to dispense with locks entirely
ven with the sen level canal a tide lock
will be required at the Panama ond
in addition to the plan above mention.
a agmphiet has been prepared by
Linon Bates which gives in outline a
sketch of a plan proposed by iim which
is Interesting on account of {ts novelty
and is therefore laid before you. It Boes
not give detall enough for a close analysis
nor for estimates of cost. To obtain this
extansive additional surveys to occupy at
least 4 years time would be necessary
iper has been submitted to the pres.
dent Ly P. Bunau-Variils which explains
& method by which a canal constructed |
at first with locks may be subsequently |
altered to a sea level canal This paper |
also 12 submitted for your consideration
Ar. Shants at this point calls atten.
tion to that portion of the act of con
gress wich prescribes the physical
features of the proposed canal and di
rects that the work already done shall
be utilize] as far as possible. He con
cludes his letter as follows:
The commision expects to visit the isthe. |
mus of PP ma, salling from New York |
during the Jast week in Beptimber, the
gxact date 8 be Axed herealler. Yau are
cordially mvited to accompany them
This meth ang prese nting the sablect
tt you hn several weil digested |
plans has gy al Hed Decnuse it seem
ei 6 be the me the by which all essen.
tial informat) tauld be conveyed In the |
mast conden esilile form t is need. |
lass to say he commissinn desired |
r opinion only upon these plans, |
it upon any YSElatial of them or upon
any eniely A plan whlch may
suggest jiself 1 requests your |
views as to wha i#2 most expeadi- |
ent, all things ¢ for the United |
fiat # to follow (§Mhe cumpietion of the !
aAnama ranal
The afternoon session was spent |
largely in discussion of the place of |
holding the sessions of the hoard. A
number wore lu favor of New York,
but others, Including the foreign mem
bers, declared themselves earnestly in |
favor of Washington, and Ht was de
termined that the aneetings should be
held in this city, A suggestion was |
made that the meetings should be pub
lie, but this was decliad In the nega:
tive. An executive commitive consist:
ng of Messrs. Davis, Barr and Par
‘sons was Created to have charge of
of the
the
seven
distance
fo
of
nARriy
mated cost of
A
hange is the
nstruct-
locks of
which
uities in co
two plans
rapid devel
hitecture make f(t
the proper dimen.
hambers ft is 10 be
that up to the pres
WOODWARD CONDEMNED.
| Atlanta: s Council Adopts Resolution
Toward His Recent Conduct,
ATLANTA Sept 2 -The cig!
in vleculive session last night
$
f3id
James CG Waoslwarnd for Lis conduct al |
the recent meeting of the League of
Amcrican Municipalities at Toledo, O
The resolutions were passed by a vole
of 10 affirmative te 2 against. The res
ciutions declare that wshile Mava
Wondward was attending the conven
Hon lu his official capacity he appeared |
oii the floor of the sonvention in 2
state of partial intoxication; that lhe
made a spo of himself, bringing
discredit upon this city and outraging |
the feelings ald sentiments of the eo
ple, that this conduct is pét typical of
Atlanta, and It is severely
sured and condemned
It directed that a
resolutions be sent to th
the officers of
\uericag Municipalities
leading jJouruals
fry Mavor
fore the
tacle
ost ofl
was copy af the
e mayor of To
League of
and to the
throughout the
Woodwand
wvoncil and
had been greatly
ido the
un
appears be
tliat he
wronged: that be had |
no apologies to make to Maver Dunne
of Chicago for his atta hig iw
his talk at Toledo and, while admitting
that be drank a little beer, sald Le was
not lutoxicated
declared
k= upon
PUTS A BAN ON BOYCOTT.
Imperial Edict to Chinese Viceroy
and Governors.
OYSTER BAY, NY.
bas placed the
products under bau. An
edict has been the govern
went commanding viceroys aud gov
-{ hina
Americar
Sept. 2
boycott of
an imperial
issued Ly
ernord of provinces to take eustires
for the suppression of the boycott aud
Lolding them strictly responsible The
state departinent at Washington las
received a cablegram from Minister
Rockhill at Peking giving a summary
of the edict
The cablegram was forwarded im-
mediately to the president, and by his
direction Secretary Loeb made it pub
He, The text of thie cablegram follows
‘Imperial edict that the
and deep friendship between the Unit
ed States and China bas pever been
tried as now. The United States gov
ernment has promised to the
treaty, and people should peacefully
awalt action of bath goveruments
wrong ug fricudly
it cotntuands
governors to take effective
action, waking them strictly redpons]
ble. Undoubtedly will Bave a good ef
fect. Shaughal reported situation im
proviug
states long
revise
Joveott apd harm
relations [edict]
and
Vile
roys
HIS WIFE HIS ASSASSIN.
Woman Confesses to Having Killed
Farmer WhilefSle Slept
BALLSTON, N.Y, Sept. 2-The mys
tery surrounding the wurder of James
Munckton, a farmer at Crescent,
been cleared vp by a confession from
bis wife, who admits she killed her
husband. Munckton, who slept alone,
awoke to find that the hedclothing was
on fire and that he had shot lo
the abdomen. He was removed to the
Cohoes hospital aud died later. Munck
ton had no lea who shot hin, aud the
authorities wore without a clew
Detectives questioned the woman, and
sie broke down aud confessed She
took Ler husband's shotgun and, going
to his room, placed it agaiust his body
and fired. She then extracted the shell
and hid the She re
turted to bed and was found appar-
eutly asleep by neighbors
has
been
sunt lu a closet
Secking the Heogerses.
BROOKLINE, Mas Sept. 2.-Spe-
clal activity Is the
police of Brookline in on with
visit here of Mr. and Mrs
J. W. Rogers, who are wanted by the
Albany authorities ou the charge of
abandoning two children fu a hotel In
that city Inforwation has reached
the police that Rogers and bis wife,
who disappeared from Providence last
Tuesday, probably would visit relatives |
in Brookline, An investigation by the
local police has not brought to ght |
the names of the relatives, and the de- |
scription of the missing couple 1s all |
that they have to guide them io thelr |
work. {
being shawn by
connect]
Printers’ Strike May Spread,
CHICAGO, Sept. 2 Spread of job
printers’ strike to other citle< Is a pos
sibillty following the arrival of Presi
dent James Lynch of the luternativual
Fypographlcal nui today, lu a con
ference here President Lynch will tik
over the situation as It applies to Cll
cago and the whole country with Pres
ideat Wright, John C. Harding and
pther Chicago leaders After the con
ference an order mny be lssued calling |
out printers in. several large
where the National Typothetae
shops
cities |
ling |
Wheat Thirteen Years Old,
CHICAGO, Sept. 2. Hoary with
nearly of No. 2 spring
wheat have been found in the elevators |
of a prominent grain concern here and
at auction at the state
grain lnspector’s office today, For thir
toeu years, lacking a month, this wheat |
has been hidden until it has attatned |
Re,
Hiv bushels
beld In Chicago
Flywheel Kills Four.
PITTSBURG, Sept 2 Through the !
bursting of a fiywheel at the National
Injured, They were members of a |
heating gang.
Tells How Wieconein Com
pany’'s Mone y Was Spent.
Issues Statement Prove
Jury's Mistuie indicting Him.
Bank Ctarrcibarates Sorry Con-
fo Lirantd
in
cerniag Transactions,
MILWAUKEE.
Claries |
indicted
grand jury on t
SHma whiah
Sept :
Wis,
Piister, ti whe
the
having
pla
capitalist
this evhs
charge of
Deel
Was igo by
had
ingles Ls & Asi
pany, wil ual nib
=tuleu
fa Lis kh
i
cousin Render
telay #
iL
ng oul
stat
which
for the «
Alter
the pres
denied that
priated
then the
enient shat & the
the $2 ich
ong dist
thie i: ft wis
dent « ndering «
M ister hud
ns i miopevs, and
ule full
gainsd it
Plister with st offering
cla The in-nuatiou. howey
bree
manu
had
ursed
lie hed
retire
olen
Hiisappro
siuce
Co i fis 0 [Ry
Mr
culntel
went ou notes: by
ny
in Las
if not
corrupt
er
the motey
=~ used for
Mr stor
The state nt naw
rated by the Lamak ne
Prster's peisonal
pient sigue] bs Pre
Joseph Schaaf and
Wisconsin He CLIPALY Ali
Ly statement sigued by Jolin J
Crilley, the contractor to whow wost of
thie was paid. Crllley
kuowleiging the Huth Lim ex
tue the city Comtract
platus that at the
was awarded to! irs he found him
into the
fuuds
ifo an Agreement
n Rendering conma
established plant at
Mequon that that company would
put up E25is: with some respousible
man, out of which 1s to be paid the
expenses Cris Ww put to io connec
tion with the contract, the work would
be turuesd over to the rendering com
pany. Mr. Pfister was selected as the
custodian of this fund. He bad wo in
terest with auy of the bidders and paid
the ordance with the
orders of the interested aud had
uothiug to d vith it further. N
this money, Crilfey s
in clreuiatesd t
purposes by
s=stiix] 12 corrobo
Mr
sult DY a state
dent F.C Gpuoss
over of the
ord showlug
the ndering
also
hohe}
ih ac
self unable to ent cuntgact
on dccount of
He theu «
with the Wis=
ny, which bad aun
out moti
ue of
fules, was Used fol
unlawful pur
Ihe
Mr. Phister «did not steal
dering «
hie did
manner
Mr, Ptis
that when
dictinent
its wewmbers
torney F. E
sisess
that
rea
conclusively
of th
aud a
tin an lwproper
A supplemceulal statement by
ter's attorneys disclose the fact
the grand jury bad the io
under consideration two of
together with District At
McGovern the
and there received
Mr. Plister's perinission to examine
They it] the entry show
ing the deposit of $25,000 iu July, 1807
but apparently disregarded cutries oun
the same page showing the payuwents
of $4000 aud EHO respecvely to
Crilley, peor Jdid they call upou Mr
Pfister for any exnlanation which
would readily bave put them In pos
session of facts shoaing the charge of
theft to foundation. Tle
stateruent no «teed seems to show
there Is buacis neither for the indict
ment rev of larceny nor for the
accusnti it the money held by Mr
Plister was us 1 Ly him corruptly
payments show
any
oy
pany sn Iso that
Hot use any o
visited
Lis
wecount
be with iu
on a of
ns
Navy Bag cering Reform,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2—Naval clr
cles kee iy intciestad Inn specia
report whic, Secretary Bonaparte Is tc
riake to the president on the re-estab
Hsluuent of the This re
port, which 1s an outgrowth of the Be
niugion inquiry, will, it
not advise
ure
chgineer corps
1s nnderstowd
Lut
u syeten
thew
tablishiment,
in favor of
ollicers showing
selves best qualified for engineer work |
shall be assigued to duty. Mr
Bonaparte {8 now golug over the mat
Admiral McRae, clilef of the
bureau of steam cuglueeriug
full re
Hl cotuprousise
whereby line
such
Bank Gets Digelow Insurance Maney |
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 2.--Al
ou the lite of ¥. G
acquired from Mrs
Flist National bank
was formerly
which
a face
ensh sure
will, It is expected, be LIA in
First National bank at
Bigelow properties, the
Bigelow have Lee
Hgelow by thie
of which Bigelow
president. The policies
ire twenty
tive of
in number and binve
Re) nN)
of about
amd a
Ld) nm
aver
vider value
by the
uf te
which
the sale
date of
fixed
Good Price Vor Seearliies
NEW YORK, Sept, 2-1t was stated
that the receivers of the defunct
[rust company, Douglass
amd the New York Trust
the latter represented by
Tent King, had got £8005 18x
aritles of the hmlson Val
company, sold yesterday
The
that
tinlny
Cotupany
Vice Prosi
for the
ley Rallway
to the Colvin
th
utiex! as the
wen
syndicate amount
ie Inrgest Lax ever
been menti
curities
No Xewshoyn Under Ten,
ALBANY, NY, Sept. 2--Bays under |
aml girls under sixteen must not
streets of |
in the state The law
lant legislature to ge
1 extends to citles of |
any large city
by the
Into effect Sept,
falo
Well RKitirwn Neve Yorker Dend.
GLENS FALLS N.Y, Sept 2~A.R
for many years ¢ - War
PAGET'S FILLY A WINNER.
and Olseaun Home,
NEW YORK, Sept. 2
vorite, at 11 10 5,
cap, one mile
at Sheepshead Day Dolly Spauker
wis an added starter and was heavily
Dae at 13 bnt he was never
prominent and finished last. Jacquin
made the pace to the stretch, where
Knapp sent Graziallo to the front aud
wot in a drive by a length
The fourth for all ages, at oue
aide brought out three fast wilers, and
Hamburg Belle, the 11 to 10 favorite,
was returned au easy The
103 Futurity mile
in the Two fa
vorites
First
gio i: Ni
fa-
Turf hand}
Graziallo,
won the
Lewd ta Oo,
rice
winner
winner covers the
fast time of 138435
woli. Sump
Hace Sumi
Hiiers
iries
ency, first; (
third
Eugenia Burch
: Huo, third
Hace — Fine Cloth
Biv Hen
Hace Hawbnrg
ant
ary,
ArT
Second
Spring
ind
oval
Fourth
Molly Br second, Olsen
Fifth Race Fustinn, first
ned; Right awd True, third
Bixth Has Hirst
secuiid third
IE frst
second
first
third
Belle, first;
third
Luretta
hin
saute]
“eet
‘ Graziallo Jacquin,
Miss Crawford
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday by the Nas
tional asd American League (labs
NATIONAL LEAGU}
TABLE OF
Naw York
"test
PERCENTAGES
W
i?
OF PERCENT]
Ww i
69 a
A &
AGES
4 8x
53 Ls
£3 5
ol “4
lng ¢ wu uv
s t : i
Nearly na Fatal Aceldent at Latonia
CINCINNATI, A dog run
ross the track at Latonia as the
into the stretch
CAImne Near causing a
dent Dr. Keith, with J
Hicks up. went down, amd Henry
Morn, with L. WiHllains io the saddle,
stumbled over hin. Both boys escaped
Injury. Four favorites won,
Vash in
8 Lo
Rept. 2
nlug a«
Liorses
wele turning
in the last race
fatal ace
Miss Sutton Defents Miss Homans.
CINCINNATI, O, Sept. 2 Mis: Mae
sutton defeated Miss lHelew Howans
of New York lo the of the
men's singles In the tristate
ment, Miss Sutt allowed
only out of two
Sutton play Miss Me
mship today,
Orders Dnsy Nees to Move,
SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 2—<Papers
were served on the A. I Root company
of Medina, O, the | bee dealers in
thie ordering them to remove at
Gee i the roof of a bhullding at 44
treet, New York
Tiviumiinxd bees, which
of the Root company at that
The order Is Issuad by the board
York city. The com-
made to the board by
Loft. a candy dealer, whose
i= about a Liock from the bee
t! the bees ate his store of
aud at the same thine stung his
finals Wo
tourna
spponent
iots. Miss
Ateer for
i Lies
one gnue
will
the champ
rest
world
fre
Vesey ore
KenOY
jrince
was
George
tory
IRONCY
it
Dinner a Big Affalr,
Rept. 2.—-The
CHICALO
to William J. Bryan to be
cinh here Sept
Joffer
! ter hie
tional in char
uot aside from Mayor
Pettigrew
Hogg of
Garvan of Rhode
Hird S of New York
MeGraw of West Virginia,
of Keutucky
Arkansas
Bryan
given by the
<0 12 15 to be ua
thie bs
whl be ex Seuat
Dakota,
ex auve
l'exas
Island
Jon W
Ollie James
ex Senator Jones of
will
ex-Grovernor
Toor
{‘oley
and
100
1" Ie JAM guests
Killed by «
PICK RELL, Neb
Walden returned
Willine © Beriug
red to luvestigate the
of Henry Henke amd
were found dead in
ff thelr daughter
Globe Democrat
Telephone,
Sept. 2 Coroner
frow the howe of
where hie was eall
Cs
Annan Henke
at the home
suys the =
He did not
bat decided that the
ple were slectrocuted by
the telephone during
storm
bund
Inguest, aged cou
a shock from
an electrical
Royal Arenunum Confers Secretly.
PUT IN-BAY, O, Sept. 2-The su
council of the Royal Arcanum
brief secret sesslon yesterday
wis given out Hearing of
held nu
tinued.
Killed Wife nud eit,
MILAN, O, Sept. 2. After a quar:
rel William Bachna shot and Killed
uy throwiug bimscll inte a well
am tin
of Armistice Question.
AN AGREEMENT HAS BEEN SIGNED
-
Refuse, Honever, to Have It Go Inte
Efficct Until Peace Treaty Is Rati-
Sed—Hussian Envoys Startled
af the Outcome.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Sept
pau has refused to consent to the ces
sation of hostilities until the treaty of
peace has been signed
The Hus==lan
companial Ly
on Baro
hira late
io
hour
Japau having
night through
fuguess for an
posed that Le
plenipotentiaries, ae
calied
u Komura and Minister Taka
yesterday
with
thelr secretaries,
afternoon amd were
afifereiics them for Lalf ar
indicated Thursday
Barou Komura hier will
M. Witte sup
would find them ready
but Baron Komura ex
plained that while bis government was
ready fo consent to an his
instruct were that this should not
take cffect until after the signing of
the treaty
M. Witte and Baron Rosen, declared
Japan's coutention” was without prece
dent aud that if the armistice
effect until the
treaty it was practically
fhe Jap
Lowever
argiisticos
to =igu at once
armistice
Bas
was not
signing of the
HULECESSAry
Hivse insistent
ind agreement was ac
cordingly entered unto providing for az
armistice which shall take effect the
moment the treaty receives the peces
sary signatures
Before the diffemuceg In regard 1c
the aruistice curious remark
gained wide at the Hote
Wentworth
“We know,"
Japanes
to take
Cus oys were
an
arose A
currency
sald a member of the
“that are going
home and perhaps dynamite”
Thiz unexpected statement, testify
ing to the bitter opposition which is ex
pected in Japan wheu al! the details
of the coucessions made to Russia by
Baron Komura become kuown, created
a sensation Iuat a member of
the Japanes embassy, usually
0 watters of this kind
shonid fit to thus: throw
ight upon the luammable situation ip
his mative jaud regarded as indica
tive of a wore serious state of affalrs
than Is revealad in the censored cable
grams from Toko which represent the
Japauese public as rathers indifferent
to the peace terms aud only toe happy
that the war is ending
Both missions here
that the is not popular in either
Hussia Japan--in Russia becauss
Japaug obtains too much; in Japan be
too liftle—and it is
now plane 4 ake the cereinony of
signing the “treaty of Portsmouth’ as
iqulet and unostentatious as nossible,
a
tlssion, we
stones
liere
pace
cautious in
have seen
is
ire well aware
treaty
Of
canse she obtains
Pope's Envoy to Mikado,
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 2--Bizhog
W. IL O'Connell of Portland has beet
selected by the pope Tokyo
the mikado and expres papa
thanks for aj ing the peace treaty
Fhiis considered an houor for ac
American pn
fo go tn
see < the
Bras
pros
i=
ie
Strong Rival Theater Trust,
NEW YORK, Sept, 2-By merging
ail thelr interests New York state
to gue vast sparation the Shabert
Bros. of this city, theatrical managers
have struck thelr first blow agaiust the
theater this country. Iu a dis
patch from Albany it was learnal that
Sam 8S. Shubert and Lee Shubert, In
corporated, of New York city, formed
to conduct theatrical and amusement
enterprises had been incorporated
capital of $1 lik, Sam S
Shubert died ns a result of a rallroad
wreck some months ago, but it is be
Heved hls nniwe 18 Lelng used tn the
title of the compnuy as a memorial
The directors of the company are Jos
Jacob J. Shubert, Joseph
Jacobs, Charles A Bird, Sol Man
The Inter
eats of all these men, each of whom is
experienced aud well known in the the
business, are enormous. The
in
trust iu
with a
Ww
York state and one which can declare
ERR —
Roosevelt Gives Up Berth,
BURLINGTON, In, Sept. 2—-Kermit
Roosevelt, son of the president, was
the hero of the hour on a Burlington
train which passed through here. Ap
elderly couple boarded the train at
Omaha and, not having reserved »
berth, were unable to secure any but
Young Roosevelt, hear
ing of the annoyance to which the cou
ple were put, immediately tendered te
Burginr lines a Fenat.
MOUNT VERNON, N.Y, Sept. 2-
of W. O. Flandrean, 226 South Seven!
avenue, this city, and after dinfug os
the best the house afforded took a new
pair of shoes belonging to the head of
the house, leaving his wornout bro
and $250 in honey and escaped with
out detection.
Chaffee In Paris.
PARIS Sept. 2—Licutenant Genera
Adna Kt Chaffee. accompanied by his
alds-de-camp and family, arrival here
fram Waterloo and was met al the rail
road station Ly gy en Aart
can embassy anil ajar nal nod
French army.
The cool - evening
here. Buy your Bla
now and save money.
10-4 Cotton Blank
White and Grey, worth
Saturday and Monday §
10-4 White and Grey,
ual 60c¢ kind. Saturday
Monday 490.
11-4 Grey,
Sale price §9€.
11-4 ‘White and G
worth 90c. - Sale price
11-4 White and
worth $1.25. Bale
$1.00.
12-4 White
worth $1.50.
$1.25.
The above prices
cheap with cotton a
old price. These pric
phenomenal with co
33% per cent higher
when these goods
bought. .
worth
and.
Sale
a —— A ————
Boys’ School Hose
Extra heavy, wide
hose, worth 15e, school ti
special Saturday and M
day 0G.
Girls" School Hose
Usual 12lc kjad,
weight dx1 rib, school
for 250.
Sateen Shirts
onday 950.
$1.50 kind Saturday
Monday $1.19.
Corset Special
An extra heavy,
boned corset, new
weights in two of our
lengths, usual 50c¢ kK
Globe Wareh
Talmadge Block,
Prices lower > cash
other dealers.
COLEMAN
Phone 27 M.