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K2 THE HORNING "OREGrONIAHtf, JUIY" 22, 1905. BURIED IN PRISON PI John Gales Spends Twenty Three Years Awaiting Summons to Gallows. EXPECTED IT EVERY DAY liberty Clajmcd for Illinois Mur derer Whom Lavr Sentenced, Then Overlooked Sisters Reveal Secret. CHICAGO, ffuiy 2L For twenty three years John Gales. a mur derer from Cook County, has been practically burled in the State Peniten tiary in Jollet. wondering each day if the next -was to be tho day of his ex ecution. All these years he -was afraid to ask about the Jay of his doom lest he should betray to the executers of the law their failure to carry out a mandate of the court Ions ago forgotten. And thereon hangs one of the most remark able tales in the history of Illinois courts or penal institutions. Loyal sisters of Gales Ttnew that he had been sentenced to hang. They won dered how It cam a ho was transferred from the Cook County Jail to the peni tentiary just beforo the execution was scheduled to take place. Like the pris oner himself, they were afraid to tell their story, even to their closest friends, lest it should come to the cars of the authorities and cost the imprisoned brother his life on the scaffold. Sisters Break Lone Silence. For twenty-three years they observed silence and could stand the strain no longer. Kate Gales, one of tho sisters, told tho strange story to members of the Luxemburg Independent Club. They car ried the matter to an attorney, who de clared that the law had forfeited its right to hangGales because the execution was not carried out to the letter of the court's order. On behalf of the sister, Matthew J. Haas, an attorney, has begun proceed ings looking to the release of Gales on a writ of habeas corpus. How Gales came to be incarcerated in the penitentiary is a mystery that can not be explained by the court records. There is no record of a commutation of sentence or a reprieve by the Governor In the executive offices at Springfield. Not a morsel of evidence can be Jug up ' in the musty documents of the Sheriffs office to show why Gales was not hanged In accordance with the order of the court. The prisoner himself has not the slight est idea why he was whisked away from the Cook County Jail and transferred to the penitentiary. Legally the man's iden tity seems to have been entirely lost. Is Ho Legally Dead? There then arises the question. Is Gales legally dead? Has the law lost its power to deal with him for a cold-blooded mur der, on the charge of which he was le gally tried and found guilty by a jury properly constituted and qualified? It is the contention of the attorney fighting for Gales' liberty 'that the prisoner has been held in bondage in the Jollet prison since the day set for his execution and without any warrant of law. If the man should choose to walk out of the prison gates, he declares, the warden and the guards could not legally restrain him. "Warden Murphy knows of no modification of the sentence that permits the holding of the man at hard labor. Admittedly there is no mittimus of commitment. There Is in existence only a death warrant, yel low, of age, to show that Gales was con demned for the killing of a fellow-man. If it be determined that the man is le gally dead, the law can take no notice of him one way or the other. Warrant Found, hut Xot executed. The order for the hanging on March 24, 38S2. was issued by Judge William H. Barnum in the presence of tho then State's Attorney Luther L&ftln Mills. It directed that Sheriff O. Mann take charge of the prisoner, remove him from the court to the County Jail and there hang him by the neck on the date mentioned. In the absence of uny stay of execution, the warrant stands today as the final order In the case. Judge Kersten, from whom the writ of habeas corpus has been asked, is in doubt whether he should grant a hearing tor release for a man doomed to the scaffold, and he has referred the case to the State's Attorney for investigation of the records. The State's Attorney's assistants have been unable to clear up tho mystery. It is not believed the man could have been token to the penitentiary deliberately by collusion, hence the frantic search and hope for further papers bearing on the case. Gales was convicted of killing John Wil liam Hessell, a farmer, by whom he was employed. In the heat of passion he threw an ax at Hessell, hit him in the head and death was instantaneous. 0 00 00 00 00 00 0 0 00 0 00 0 00 00 0 0 O0 00 60 0 0 0 00 00 00 0 INDICTS MORE GRAFTERS Milwaukee Grand Jury Returns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batch Against Public Officials. MILWAUKEE July 2L Twenty-four true bills against 14 Individuals were to day returned by the grand Jury, which 0 0 0 0 has been investigating alleged "grafting. This was the third batch of indictments handed down since the jury went Into sessslon on June 20, the grand total thus far numbering 129. Tonight's list contains seven new names, the most prominent being Thomas A. Clancy, chief of the Fire Department who is indicted on one count, the charge being perjury. Will Oust Treasurer Kelly. TOPEKA, Kan., July 21. Governor Hoch announced this afternoon . that he would declare the office of State Treasurer, now held by T. T. Kelly, vacant because of Kelly's refusal to give new bond, his old bond having been Involved in the recent failure of C. J. .Devlin. Governor Hech offered the poeitlo nto R, M. Allen, hut the latter declined. He then ottered it to diaries W. Hull, ef Klrwi. who to consider! It. AND IK GOTTEN THE "Different SOUVENIRS Largest Stock 1m the City A raally wesaerfal Mock of Sest-e-B4ra here to wlpct from, sad tfee lit tlest Aiiff f priees to par. We're clad to odrtrtlse rerUaad. and we can't do K coaler or better tfeas by dlatribetlng SoBreaJrs a.masx tke tU Iters at profitless price. Wsh!BteB, The Bones of Jones vs. Early Saturday Closing Few people deny tbe fact that the "bones soon to axriva, and obtained at aa expenditure of mttch time and a tidy sum of aaoney. in this coHatry from France, are these of the famons American Admiral, John Paul Jones. Most folk are willing and glad to concede that they are. It makes little difference to Jones or, for that part, to anyone else whether they he er net. 3nt a suspicion is "being aroused that they are not that the American people are being faked; and that suspicion is grounded on the persistency with which certain interested folk are thrusting "proof a" (7) upon the pmblic of their anthenticity. Now, few troths require proof. This claaer of "proofs" that is heing hnrlsd "broadside upon the American pBblic all uncalled for reminds ms of soae stores that sit back in a dark corner of a preTions century and preach of the "necessity" of keeping open evenings, in defiance of the laws' of health, modern store keeping and 20th century business ethics; and the pleadings of HUMANITY for her poor white slaves from whom the drops of sweat that ooze from tired, overworked bodies and limbs that are fagged, are coined dollars by merciless taskmasters who'had a place in history before the famous proclamation of LINCOLN. And hired ad. writers throw a sop to the pnblic, prating of the "necessity" of nightwork, of tho "accommodation" they afford the public, but finally fall back into the gutter of greed, and admit -'tis-the spirit of GAIN after all that actuates the 14-honr day. If these antediluvian habits be actually so "necessary," why this hypocritical prating? "Paul Jones' Benes"7 This store closes on Saturday as on all days. at 6 P.M. Brilliant Barg'ins Abound in Milfin'ry Salons Asmex -Second Floor. Here Is an ever-changing- exposition of style. It e comes of greater Interest every day for we have no "seasons" here, no lulls or dull months. This Is an all-year-round tore. Something- new every day, for each day has Its needs, and this is one store that stands ready to fill them right down to tho minute. If you have a Millinery need, come here and be sure of having It filled as satisfac torily today or next week, as you would have had It filled a week after the formal "open ings." Each day has Its special features, de signed to stimulate interest of buyers during the "dog-day" weather. Today's orrcr is a won der! "We're going to cover a multitude of hats, embracing wide range of prices, with a little nvr price of two modest figures, viz JO- In this offering we Include ex'ery late, popular style including the trim and stylish short-back Sailors the fashionable Turbans and a grand assortment of fancy Dress Shapes. All are made of the best quality -of straw braids, and creations of skilled and expert workmanship. The best regular values In the city at 52.00, 12.50., J2.00, ?3.50. Special for Today onlyot 95c XX EVENT OF MOMENTOUS ADVANTAGE TO Muslin Underwear. Buyers Is the Annual July Closure Sale Aax Secoad Floor. The values are extraordinary, the superb and dainty garments excite the admiration of all lookers. Every Iiuslin Undergarment in the House is Reduced "We mention below a few of the bargains which serve as specimens of prices that prevail during this sale. We can only guarantee these prices until closing time today Gowns Made of muslin, nainsook and cambric, trim med in embroidery, laces, hemstitching; high, low, round or square neck. Including the new slip-over; long, elbow and wide kimono style sleeves Regu lar prices 50c, 75c, JL03, $1.50, 51.50 to $20.00; spe cial prices 42c, 63 c, 85c, 31.35, $2.19 to 317.86, with many between prices. Drawern Of same material as above, trimmed In Swiss Hamburg embroidery, dainty laces and rib bons Regular prices 25c. 30c. 6oc, $5c, J1.00 to J9.50; special prices 21c, 42c, 5c 73c, &3c to..f&35 LndleV Skirts Of fine white materials, trimmed In a great variety of styles ' or flounces, edged with Vol., Point de Paris, Cluny or Maltese or fine em broideries Rcgulac prices 65c. $1.00. $1.50. $2.25. $2.75 to $45.00; special. 53e. 85c, SL23, 9ZA2 to S38.36 Lndles Corset Covers Of fine cambric and nainsook, tight-fitting. French full front, or without shoul der straps for evening wear, trimmed In an almost endless variety of styles Regular prices 25c. 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $9.90; special prices, 21c, 36c, 42c, 63c, 85c to S7.95 Ladles' Short and IvOajf Chemises Round or low, square neck, trimmed In embroidery or lace In sertion and edging Regular 50c. $5c. $1.00. $1.35, 2.00 to $9.00; special prices, 42c, 72c, SGc, 1L.1S, tLm, to Today's Specials in Domestic Aisles I st floor CROCHET BEDSPREADS. Crochet Bedspreads, Marseilles patterns; two special values at, each Kc and 91.18 HUCK TOWELS 2c. Fine "Washed Huck Towels, with fancy woven bor ders; special at. each sec asc wash goods iec 25.003 yards Fine Wash Goods, in French Ginghams. Percales, Voiles. Crepes. Etamines and Mercerized Novelties Regular values 15c, 20c and 25c; special at, the yard le DUCK SUITING 16c YARD. Just received about 2000 yards White Arrow Head Duck ultlng, soft finish; special, while they last, the yard le The Wanted Bargains in Summer House-Furnishings Third Floor Take Elevator. 98.ee LAWN MOWERS ST.. 16-inch high-grade Lawn Mower: high wheels, four blades, ball-bearing; extra, qualityRegular value $9.00; special, tsach . fsT.ee .75 LAWN MOWERS 18-Inch Lawn Mowers, high wheel, 4 knives, easy running: especially good for large lawns Regular value $6.75; special, each f-tC GARDEN HOSE. Twelve styles Garden Hose, quality guaranteed; Hose Reels, Sprinklers, Nozzles and Hose Menders at special prices. ECO NO XT FRUIT JARS. Perfect keepers, large mouth", best quality glass Pints: special at, the dozen .' 8Sc Quarts: special at, the dozen fLOS Hair Gallons; special at,yth dozen ......SX.2C Covered Jellies; special at, the dozen Jelly Tumblers; special at. the 'eezen .t. ...... .See 0LDS-W0RTMAN-K1NG STORE Store" LEADING DEPARTMENT HOUSE ON PACIPIC SLOPE "Dayiioht Shop" Fifth mni Sixth Sts. WELCOME, Your Watch Cleaned for 75c New mainsprings. 75c All other Jewelry Repair ing at proportionately little prices. First Floor, near big' elevators. Visit the Pree Cooking School Third Floor. Lessons In expert cake baking given dally from 10 to 12 A. M and 1 to 4 P. M. Free Embroidery Lessons Ib tke Art Roeias Second Floor An b ex. It's Easy to Get Acquainted The Official Exposition Guide Only Five Cents Yes rfoa't seed to be a stranger. Get aa Official Guide. It mnkea you familiar Trltk the Fair and lo cate everything la the greasd at a K Is nee. It sells everywhere for 25 cents, hut rre furnish It for 5 cents. This Tray: With every parcfaase ef 91.06, er ever, we jsrlve a ticket, which, trhea presented at the Gnide Headattarters, is rood far 36 ceata ei the purchase ef the Official Exposition Gallic. Expert Engraving on Glass Third Floor. An entertaining exposition of surprising skill in the cutting on glass of any Initial, design or name the patron may desire, while she waits. And the time spent In waiting: will be well and entertaining ly passed. We have engaged for a limited time an expert glass engraver from one of tho large Eastern houses, who will engrave anything' you wish oh any article of glass. Lewis and Clark designs or any other you may prefer. Third Floor, near large ele vators. Big Assortment of Souvenir China Big stocks and splendid varieties. A host of great special values up from 10 cent. Lewis and Clark Plates In the popular "Old Blue" ware; 10-Inch size, a grand special value at, each.. sec Wonderful Week-end ' Shoe News (From the Roote Shoppe en the "Fair-Way" Sixth Street Abb ex First Fleer.) Secure your seats in the Shoe Storo early. To day will be the greatest day of bargains In all the matchless Midsummer Sales. There's a mint o' money to be saved In spending. This season's Spring and Summer styles. Shoes on which In the making the manufacturers bavo put "their best foot forward." Dress and Street Shoes for young, middle-aged and elderly folk. High and low cut, all leathers, blacks and tar.s. Thoe whu are fortunate enough to get a seat early In front of our fitters had best buy tores or four pairs. Such values come seldom such sales are far between. Here's a few "hit and miss" men tions seen in a run thro'. We can only guarantee these prices for today's selling enough to last ten hours: WOMEN'S SEA ISLAND DUCK HALF SHOES. Just received by express a line of Women's White Canvas and Sea Island Duck Half Shoes In three styles. CHILDREN'S 75c SHOES 45c. Children's Kid Lace Shoes, patent tip. no heels; sizes 2 to S Regular value 75c; special, the pair -ISc CHILDREVS Sl.ee SHOES 65c Children's 2Ud Lace and Button Shoes, patent tip. wedge heel; sizes 5 to S Regular value 51.00 spe cial at. the pair 5c CHILDREN'S Sl.ee RED SHOES S0c. Children's Red Kid Button and Lace Shoes, no heels; sizes 2 to 6 Regular value JL00; special, pair... sec CHILDREN'S Z,Q RED SHOES 75c Same as above, with spring heels; sizes 5 to S Reg ular value $1.50, special, the pair 78 MISSES' AND CHU.DREX'S TAN LACE SHOES. Children's Tan Dongola Lace Shoes, spring heels, and Misses' with low heels Sizes S to S; special, the pair Te 8 lies tVt to 11; special, the pair SL17 Sizes 11 to 2; special, the pair LST CHILDREN'S SANDALS. Children's Barefoot Sandals; sizes 11 to 2; special at. the pair SLe Sizes 2H to 7; special at, the pair SL36 WOMEN'S SHOES x WOMEN'S 2e SLIPPERS 9r. Shiny kid, one-strap Slippers, turn soles, soft and flexible, all sizes And widths Regular value 12X0; special at, the pair Me WOMEN'S ScXSe AND SCd HALF SHOES SL99. We have left a few of the "Gloria" and "Duttea- hofers" Half Shoe Regular values 33.56 and J4.0J: special to close out, the pair SLe9' z-&8, cee and te.ee low shoes for si.ee. Colonlal Ties and Buckle Shoes for Women: all J 3.5 9. 34.03 and 35.00 values; special sale price, pair ..SLee WOMEN'S S8.ee HALF SHOES SLBS. A number of Women's all patent colt Half Shoes, large eyelets, Blucher cut. turaed soles: new good J this season Regular value 32.00: special to close, the pair SLS MEN'S SHOES MEN'S Se SHOBS FOR S2-S. Men's Tan Shoes, in all styles asd shades Our reg ular 33.50 value: special at, the pair SJ sue for mrvs seee shoes. Men's Tan Patent Colt Shois, "Florshelta saake." Have sold all season at SCeo the pair: special sale price, the pair - ,.Se sere for men's stjee half shoes. Men's Tan Shots. hb as above, only low cut; Slack er style Our 35.00 value; special sals price at. the pair v fS-78 MEN'S fU SHOES FOR SBJt. Men's Shoes, in tan kid. Russia Calf; both 3als and Half 8hoes Our regular 33.50 raise; special at, the pair SXM SSJM FOR MEN'S SsUe SHOES. Men's Shoes, in velour calf and black vlel kid. GoeJ year sewed: thoroughly built aad best saaterial throughout Otr 33.50 value; special nale price, the pair SsUS mevs si.ee and seee shohs for scee A big lot of Plngree-saaO Shoes, la several reed, styles nad all kinds ef leathers Our fi.ee aa-d 3S.ee values; special sals price, the pair Sst.ee MEN'S StVSe SHOBS FOR StUM. Men's Fateat Celt Half Sfcees: gee style Ow 33.5 value; special sale price, tae pair............ Mem's SUpe at Rosjaeed Frleca. VISITORS This Stere Closes Handsome Taffetas in very latest, newest smart effects. Black, blue, red, green or white. . All the most popular trimming effects embraced; skirts cut in the vogue round lengths. The best values at regular prices, starting at $30, and including $32.50, $35.00 and $38.50 d Q ? T values. Special for today only at.. Cp I 7.WxJ $7.50 and $5.50 Silk Shirtwaists for $3.95 In plain Taffetas and pretty figured Silks, including very swell, attractive plaids. All this season's styles, with Bishop sleeves and fancy stock collars with ties. Plain tailored and plaited effects. The "Waists we sell hosts of and well worth the prices at $7.50 and $80. Q3 Special for today only at . $4.50 Linen Skirts, Dainty, Durable, $3-39 Summer Skirts of pure white and colored Irish linon; cut with 9-gored flare with side gores tucked. Splendidly adapted for wear these warm, Summery days, on outings, launch or trolley rides, lawn par ties and the many social functions to which the Summer girl is. called to participate in. sj "T A usual $4.50 value for today only at SJJfJ A Timely Special in Smart Covert Jackets Stylish Covert Jackets at Half Price for Today Only These are in the very latest styles, all this season's make, corset-fitting and splendidly tailored by expert artists. "We have too many for Midsummer, so are going to take a l6ss now and adjust stocks. Values up to $32.50 for today at ONE-HALF PEIOB Sensational RICH NOVELTY SILKS AT THE PRICES OF COTTON GOODS THE SILK STORE South Annex First Floor. Twill pay women to bay these Silks today and put them into the family clothes-chest for future mak-ing-np if you don't need new gowns now or pretty Summer dresses. By the way, we saw some Silks yesterday that are going in the sale today magnificent French weaves which, made up, would actually cost $75 to $125. You can buy these Silks and have them fashioned by an expert dressmaker into beau tiful evening costumes at a total cost of from $25 to $30. Of course, this is merely the "adman's" hint to the wise. The Silks: 14 I F nnri"F Our regular $1, $1.25 and $I.50-NoYeIty Silks nALI KK1V.L, go at Half Price One Day Only TODAY Every yard in very latest weaves, finishes and colorings. Every yard the best for the money at regular prices that the world's best Silk markets afford. Not a lot of remnants, but our own matchless lines, selected with consummate care and expert skill. Every yarc. must be sold today, and the half prices will surelv do it in a hurry. Be early today for choicest selections. $ 1 .00 Silks for 50c yard $ 1 .25 Silks for 62c yard $1.50 Silks for 75c yard Women's Summer Underwear Sweepingly Reduced First Floor Shops. Women need a plenty of Light Underwear these warm days, when one almost thinks two baths . day a necessity. Here's the pick of several factories extremely Inexpensively priced. Not "trash." but well-made garments, full of comfort for hot weather. Buy in half dozens and provide a plenty of changes, saving considerable on each garment. WOME.VS 8.&9 UNION' SUITS 8238. Extra fine gauze weight Silk, and "Wool "MeroJe" Union Suits, hund-flnished. ailk crochet-trimming, long sleeves, ankle-length Regular value $3.0O: special, the suit S&38 WOMEN'S S1.3S UXIOX SUITS 98c. White Cotton "Merode" Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle-length; extra sizes, 40, 42 and 44 Regular value $1.25; special, the suit 9Sc "WOMEN'S S1.73 UNION' SUITS SUM. Silk and Cotton Union Suits, with Algh neck, long sleeves; high neck, short sleeves, and Jow neck, no sleeves; silk crochet, hand-trimmed .Regular val ue J 1.75; special, the suit - tUS WOMEN'S UNION SUITS S1.78. Silk and Lliie Union Suits, high neck, long and short sleeves: low neck, no sleeves; extra silk-trimmed Regular value J-25. special, the suit fl.TS WOMEN'S fU5 UNION SUITS 9Sc. White Lisle Union Suits. hand-nn!jhed. silk-trimmed high neck, short sleeves, knee-length Regular value J1.25: special, the suit 98e WOMEN'S 91.73 UNION SUITS White Silk and Cotton Union Suits, low neck, sleeve less, lace-trimmed knee, extra silk-trimmed Reg ular value J 1.75; special, the suit 91J39 WOMEN'S SLS8 UNION SUITS flOS. Same as above. In cotton Regular value $1.50; spe cial, tho suit flJJJ WOMEN'S 91-50 UNION SUITS S1JB. White Merino Union Suits, xery light weight, half wool and half cotton: long sleeves, extra silkr trimmed Regular value $1.30: special, suit.... sua women's i.ae VESTS Sc Fine light-weight Silk and Lisle Vests, long sleeves and sleeveless, hand-crochet illk-trimmlng Regu- lar value $1.25; special, each 86c Knee or Ankle-Length Tights to match; special, the pair Se A "Royal" Bargain in Summer Corsets Sectma Floor Aaex Saloaa. A splendid, and unusual offering today In the "Royal Wor cester Salons" awaits Batur day'a corset buyers. Reysl Worcester Corset Girdles, thoroughly tea Tied, prettily trlsaaed at top and betters with dataty laces; the saa terial, a good satees. very Jui able. Fiaks, blues, plain black er white . to eheeee from; sixes 13 to SC. Sepeeially adapted fer Saaer wearlag. Special Today at 59c Pair Welcome to Our Pree Phones Drteklas; Foaats, Cookies School. Lavatories. Information Boreas. Rct roomg &b Writing Desks. Tolly ssp BHed wltk statteaery, etc Check year parcels free. Best tree delivery services la the city. The coolest aheeelBC mart 1b Portland. at 6 P. M. A Quartette of Splendid Money-Saving Sp'cial Sales in the Suit Salons SECOND FLOOB. (Portland's &rg8st and Foremost Apparel Shops.) Summer Suits, Waists, Jackets and Skirts Wonderfully Underpriced Just When Needed Isn't this a forcible proposition such timely bargains? Yoa could hardly hope for such values in the wind-up sales of "August and here they are, with all the wearing time ahead. Result of good generalship in buying just a little at the start of the season, when makers want full prices, then we waited until now, when they MUST sell, and are glad to accept the cash offers of our buyers who are now in tho New York market. Another thought latest styles, for Summer and early Pall wear. Silk Shirtwaist and Jacket Suits Vals. to $35.50 for $ 1 9.35 Silk Prices Cut Clean in Two! v Women's Special Hosiery Values Today Beys' Underwear and Hosiery Uaderprlced. WOMEN'S 30c HOSE 33c A lot of Women's Black Lisle Hose, all lace and lace boots, finished foot, double sole spliced heel and toe Regular'value 50c; special, pair 32c WOMEN'S 6c HOSE 37c A line of Brilliant Black Ingrain Lisle Hose, fine gauze weight. White heels and toes, double soles; size's 9. 9& and 10 Regular value 60c; special, the pair 37c WOMEN'S 35c HOSjfc 23c. A line of Black. Fine Gauze Hose, finished foot, double sole Regular value 35c; special, pair.... 35c WOMEN'S 60c SLACK! LACE HOSE 32c Black Lace Lisle Hose, finished foot, double sole Regular value 50c; special, the pair..... 32c WOMEN'S Se LISLE HOSE 32c Black Lisle Hose, with lace boot, finished .foot Reg ular value 33c; special, the pair . 32c HOTS' 3Sc SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 19c Boys Balbriggan 'Shirts and Drawers in soft, fine cotton; colors, eru and natural Regular value 25; special at, each - 19c BOYS' 3Sc SCHOOL HOSE ISc Boys' double-ribbed. Black Cctton School Hose, fin ished foot, double knee Regular value 35c; spe speclal at. per pair ". 18c There's a Grist of Bar gains for Men West Asmex First Floor. And today is the man's shopping day. We pre pare "specials" for men Just as carefully as we do for the men's mothers, sisters and sweethearts. Specimens for today MEN'S TBe UNDERWEAR 3Sc A line of Men's Jersey-Ribbed Balbriggan Underwear, in pink, blue, brown and ecru Our best 50c value; special at, the garment - SSc Or suit 7Sc MEN'S L3 BATHING SUITS 99c A line of Men's Jersey-Ribbed. Navy Blue Bathing Suits, with white and jred stripes, good weight Regular value $L50; special, the suit 98c WOMK7PS 1.75 GOLF SHIRTS 88c A line of Wensen's Mannish Golf Shirts, in-tan. white and black and whlta Our regular $1.75 value; spe cial at, each - ........89c MSN'S 9&S4 SUMMER VESTS 19. Men's Fancy Sunuaer Vests, In white and fancy ef fects, witsc stripes and Jots Regular ;value $3.59; special te close, each ..-..- - fL89 MEN'S 3Se SOX 18c Men's Fashlesed Seamless Sex, with embroidered 8g sres in gray Regular value 25c; special while they last, the pair c1 MEN'S Se SUSPENDERS 38e. Men's 8speadrs, lisle, cottog, medium-weight webs wit leather ends Regular value See; special at, the pair i .29e MEN'S 9JL88 GOLF SHIRTS 88c A line ef Men's Gelf Stiirts, with exe pair ef cuffs; this, seasea's newest patterns RegmkMr 'vsdse $1.M; . speolal, eacM .............. i....8e ?- eee