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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1905)
16 THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, -WJEDNESDAT, JULY 36, 1905. UNCQ MEN THICK IN CITY Detectives Fail to Recognize the Qrtfoks Who-Throng the Streets. VISIT FAIR AND THE RACES Some' of the Best Known Among the-jFraternlty or Pickpockets Parade Washington Street 'Unchallcnsefl by Police. Bunco brethren abound In Portland just now slickest and sleekest of their tribe, and the city police and detectives either see them not or are unmindful of their presence or cannot persuade them to board the "rattler" out of town. It Is a mighty fine bevy of crooks and confidence men and bunco stecrers, all In high feather. Including & number of elegant "ladles" whose profession le that of enticing "rummies" (suckers) Into dark places, and there 'touching" them for a sparkler or a double eagle. Many of the visitors are "mugged artists"; that Is their photos are on exhibition in Jails and "pens" in Oregon and other states, and many are renowned all over the Coast as clever "nick" artists (pickpockets), "prop getters" (scarfpln thieves), "thimble" lifters (watch thieves), and "leather touchers" (pocketbook thieves). They are accompanied by- their "stalls" and "tools," who are also very fine gen tlemen, being almost as expert as they who do the real "nicking," or the "reef ing of the leather": 1. e., the lifting of the pockctbooks. And who are some of the most noted artists? Behold: The Boom Kid, The Plunger. The Palo Alto Kid, Pete Nugent. Scotch Alex, Kid Canberry. Downey. Casey, McDonald. Keif, Harrington. Kid Frye. Denie Smith (lady). Billy Clayburn. Klondike Kid, Gold Tooth, Square Faced Kid. Here From Jinny Cities. These are but samples of the "mugs" that peer through the tobacco smoke at Fifth and Alder, and Sixth and "Wash ington streets, their favorite rendez vous. The foregoing titles are nearly all nicknames, for the real names ar hidden in obscurity and lost to the pro fession. The gentry are sojourning here from all parts of the United States, and two expert detectives who are vis iting Portland from other cities on the Coast, and to whom the worthies ar well known, said yesterday that Port land contained at least 100 of the most notorious of the bunco fraternity. Th deft-handed visitors are atendlng th Lewis and Clark Fair and the races, and are making many "lifts," which are either not reported to the pollco by the victims or which are not reported to ttM public by the police. Meanwhile the six "fly-cops" (detec tives) who are on duty are running over the city and the gentry are not fetched up at the police station. When one of the "fly-cops" strikes a hot trail, likely as not he will bump into two or three others of his same kind before he has reached his quarry, for the city is not divided Into districts for the detectives. And while Detectives Kerrigan, Snow. Day, Vaughn, Reslng and carpenter are busy, the Palo Alto Kid, Scotch Alex, Pete Nugent and the Boom Kid are snooping around the corners and flocking over to the race track, steering some "easy guinea up .against the bunk." Deenlc Smith's Advent. Fresh as a spring daisy is Deenie Smith, lady, who comes from Tonopa ana nas done time at San Quentln, In the forenoon Deenie can be seen promenading on Washington street, in a stunning tailor-made suit, but as the day advances she blossoms out Into an elegant summer-laced dress. Of course, the plumes and feathers in "ner $50 hats could well be the envy of any Senator's or merchant's daughter In Portland. It is amusing to some citizens, even though the days are not rainy, for she lifts her dress as she swishes over the expec torated sidewalk, exhibiting rainbow .bo'se. costing not less than 57 a pair. The. beholder might think that sun- flash on her finger was an electric lignt. but it is only a Montana dia tnond. A number of the male artists have brought their families up from tho hot Summer of California and Nevada to the cooler Northern latitude, amons them being Scotch Alex, the Boom Kid and the Plunger. Alex Is thoroughly enjoying his stay here despite the hot weather, which makes him redder than ever. Alex can be picked out on the street from his habit of folding his arms "when he stands to talk business with a friend, ,and any man is his friend who has the "leather. He wears a swell derby hat and disports himself in a sleek tailor suit, costing perhaps 550. His look is lean and hun gry, like that of Casslus, and 'when he 'takes aboard a glass or two, his shoulders snake as from palsy as he walks. Alex has a lot of gold in his front teeth, but he is thinking of hav ing it renewed because it takes on a tarnish like the copper of Senator Clark s mine. Boom Kid and Associates. The Boom Kid Is of slight build and might be taken for a clerk in a depart ment store. He's light, very light, in complexion, and snow brown hair un Jer.his hat. He looks as it a stiff gal of -wind mignt blow him away Into the next county, if it were not for th Square-Faced Kid and King Warden to hold him down. He is said to hav earned his weight In gold twice over. Because of his slenderness his nick name was first the Broom Kid. but It bas been shortened to "The Boom." Cliaracterlsticsof the "Profession.' The Plunger, the other family man. is also of slight averdupols, and Mother Earth draws him to her bosom with & force perhaps of 130 pounds. He is. smooth shaven and bas dark hair, and the crown of his head is 5 feet 6 inches above the sidewalk. Pete. Nugent belongs to the 175-pound class. Pete dresses very "nice." He al ways wears a stand-up collar, and likes his laundry clean all the time. When he was vagged and convicted in Port land's Municipal Court seven years ago for -vagrancy he wore silk underwear Just the same as yesterday, and because he was afraid be might stain It in the cee-ler, he wanted Ms wife to go doVn to a Front-street store lor 36-cet v4rwear. The "Palo Alto "Kid" res sab leg a bank er's tan. Yesterday he wore an up-to-date straw, hat and, observed by a reporter, bad just visited a Washington-street boot black. He wears no suits cheaper than 500, and the' "rest of the bunks" aver that his underwear costs not less than $16, but that be has a falling for 53-50 shoes, a price not in accord with the dig nity of the profession. A Fake Prlxe-Fighter. Downey looks well-fed and has a long. peaked chin. At one time be was a prize fighter, but really was a fake, for the name Jack Downey, which he traveled under, was not his on. but that of another fighter of more prowess. Whep Herrera landed on his Jaw several ears ago he thought he had a pipe dream, and when he asked one of his seconds what haul happened, the sec ond rctponded by inquiring what brand of hop he used. When he got the "hip-to-dip" peddled out to him seven years ago be escaped being a city boarder by taking the "rattler" out of town. Still he en-. Joys the freedom of the city, with the sentence still hanging over his head. As sociated with him In his enterprise is a gentleman, Casey by name. lias Seen Better Days. Harrington . Is getting on In years and has seen better days. He was a good one In his prime. Like Tommy Wallace he has been shifted from one city to another all through his career by the "fly bulls." who have persisted in giving him the flyer" out of town, and telling him If he hadn't money to buy a "rattler" ticket, to "count the ties." or "hit the brakes." The "Klondike Kid" got his name In Seattle after his return from' the North ern goldflclds, where It was told that he trained with the "Soapy" Smith crowd and "salted" a claim. Like Harrington. his rule of life has been to stay In one1 city after the "flatties" (policemen) and the "fly bulls (detectives) learn of his presence only long enough to check his Jump outfit, containing a toothbrush and a nightshirt. Owing to the fact that the city Is not divided Into detective districts the "fly bulls" find themselves burrowing Into one another's territory and losing time In the pursuit of "dips" (pickpockets) and bunco-Hteerers. The detective force has only six men on duty since Lou Hartroan was lost, and Is said to be too rmall to cope with the present rftuatlon. sole Portland Agts. je MpiPr Su Fran If - QtnrP ftA"? VudorJorch Shades Tm - w' Butterick Patterns GALLED PUBLIC 1SHES HOW IT IS PROPOSED TO MAX- AGE DISORDERLY HOUSES. Judge Cameron and Deputy City At torney Fitzgerald Propose to Invoke Old Law. Disorderly houses, now under the ban of the police because of perpetual annoyance and trouble with the public, will probably be closed in the near future, as It Is the Intention of the Municipal Court officials to proceed against the keepers, using the section of the code that was used to dose up poolrooms here. This is a section which makes It an offense for arty person or persons to conduct or maintain any thing that outrages public decency. So serious has become the question of how to deal with the negro problem In Portland that yesterday Judge Cameron arid Deputy City Attorney Fitzgerald held conference and discussed the public nuisance section of the code, with a view to applying it to certain disorderly houses In the North End district. Perhaps the first place to be acted against will be that conducted by Sallle White, colored. at 2 Flanders street. Continual trouble and annoyance ha re sulted from the large Influx of negroes from all sections of the country, until dall- there are many cases, mostly of larceny, lesterday. for the third time In as many days. Inmates of Sallle White's resort were before Judge Cameron, hav ing been arrested the previous evening. I believe the best and only sure way to deal with such a place is to apply the public nuisance law." said Judge Cameron. "I am convinced It will be equally as effective In such an instance as it was in the 'cases of the poolrooms that were closed by It."- Adella Mason, colored, was discharged when she was taken before the court on a charge of larceny, as the complaining witness was not able to tell a good story. Five other colored women, arrested by Policeman Peterson, after he broke through a glass door In Sallle White's resort, were charged with vagrancy, and were before His Honor for the third time in three Jays. Fines of $15 each were Im posed... it was shown that the resort from which they were taken was so ar ranged that when a robbery took place. women might etcape to the floor below. which is occupied, ostensibly as a home. by Same hlte. Daisy Morrison, colored. charged with larceny of $21 from the per son of William Gray, was held to the grand Jury, being placed under bonds of $750. Judge Cameron warned the women that in case they should return to his court, they would. If convicted, be Im prisoned. Judge Cameron fined D. C Glbssner. of the Badger saloon. $23 for permitting die orderly women to loiter there. Eugene Tyler, colored, arrested by Po liceman Carlson on a charge of resisting an officer, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. He declared he had never before seen the otrlcer who accused him. and claimed it was a case of mistaken Ucntity. The case was postponed in order that wit nesses might be brought In who will iden tify the negro as a man who' attempted to take May Williams, colored, away from Carlson when the latter placed her under arrest on a charge of larceny three nights ago. Portland's Largest and Best Store Hammocks, Lawn Swings and Cfcmirs. Caimping Stools, Blankets, Cots, Croquet Ssts. Tennis, lUjpiets, Etc., on the Third Floor Artistic Pictwe Framing to Order; Immense Line of New MoMjags to Select from Lowest Prices Gaaranteed Second Floor Custom Shade and Drapery Work Our Specialty Best Materials 'and Workmanship Guaranteed Orders Promptly Executed Embroidered Waist Patterns 500 of Them, Regular $1.50 and $1.75 Values at 75c Each Immense bargains in beantifnl FLY ON THE FLYER Every Saturday Only $2.50 Two- Day Tickets. Portland-Seaside Flyer of the A. & C R. R. leaves Union Depot every Saturday at 2:10 P. M. for Clatsop Beach points direct. Only four hours' ride. No trans fers. No delays. No dust. See C A. Stewart, agent. 24S Aider- street, about tickets, official information, time cards, etc, and ask for Clatsop Beach souvenir, containing SO beautiful half-tone Illustra tions. Tickets sold at Union Depot. PANTSSALE. Closing Oat Odd Lots. We have again gone through our stock andsplcked out every odd pair of pants In the store. These arc now all piled on & separate table ahd 1X50 takes the pick and choice of any Aants In the lot. Some of them are &2d pants -which went with SC5 suits. The regular selling prices on tho bunch are from $3 (o 96. First come, first served. $2.50 Is the price to alL Browns ville Woolen Mill Store, Third street, op posite Chamber of Commerce. . VANCOUVER TRIPS. For- an enjoyable abort ride on the Co lumbia River to Vancouver, take steasaer TJrvine at Taylor-itrect dock 411 y. ex cept Sunday. leaving as follows: Xeave Portland at S A. 3. sad 1M P. 2. Jve Vancouver 2 A. M. as4 : P. H. Fare, X cents Mca way. white embroidered Lawn Waist Patterns await the shrewd buyer. 500 of them bought at an ex tremely low price from a leading manufacturer The prettiest pat terns yog have seen this season, regular $1.50 and $1.75 values every one of them and we will guarantee the best bargain of its kind in the city Buy di you want of them at this 9 fT -extremely low price See Window Sold hundreds of them yesterday More will buy today as the good news spreads Drag Sundry and Stationery Spec'ls Listerated Tooth Powder contains listerine, and is the best pre servative known; special value at..... 1S Swandowne Face Powder, white or flesh, box 9d Satin Skin Cream, the best for sunburn, healing and re- 1 q freshing, nicely perfumed; special aU 1-7 Coke's Dandruff Cure and Hair Tonic, bottle 39 Fabric-finish Envelopes, "Winthrop size, extra quality; best envelope value ever offered at, package 200 rolls of Crepe Paper, crystal and variegated crepe pa- 8 per; regular 10c value, on sale for, roll Paper Napkins, plain white or fancy borders; great spe- l q cial values at, hundred, 15 and f i VJl 10,000 Cream Wove XXX Envelopes, 10c value, package 5 Lewis and Clark Writing Paper; every sheet and envelope im printed with a Lewis and Clark view; regular 35c value; on sale for, box &J Oregon Souvenir Tablets, packet size, good quality of pa- 1 per; best tablet value in town at . Gem Nail Clippers, the perfect nail trimmer 18 p Nail Files, assorted styles, guaranteed steel ...19p Clearance Sale of Boys' Clothing Ml Entire stock of Boys' "Washable Kilt Suits; this season's most attractive styles; pretty pat terns, colorings and materials in great vari ety, ages 2 to 5 years ; allgradesat Half Price Boys' "Washable Russian Blouse and Sailor Suits, Knickerbocker Trousers, best materials and colorings, great assortment $1.00 Suits .89 $1.75 Suits ...$1.35 $1.25 Suits ...$ .98 $2.00 Suits ...1.59 $1.50 Suits . . .$1.19 $2.o0 Suits . . Entire stock of Boys' "Woolen Sailor Suits, all ages, on sale at greatly reduced prices. Second Floor. Boys' all-wool, 2-piece Double-Breasted and Norfolk 2-piece Suits; very best styles, at greatly reduced prices $2.50 Suits ...$1.80 $3.50 Suits ...$2.55 - $5.00 Suits ...$3.95 $7.00 Suits ...$5.40 $8.50 Suits ...$6.35 $3.00 Suits . .S1.98 $4.00 Suite . .$2.98 $6.00 Suits ..$4.00 $7.50 Suits . .$5.95 $10.00 Suits ..$7.15 BAREFOOT SANDALS LOW PRICED Barefoot Sandals for infants, girls and boys; all the best styles are included; also all sizes Sizes 3 to 5 for, pair 50 Sizes 6 to 8 for, pair 65 Sizes 9 to 11 for, pair 75 Sizes 12 to 2 for, pair 85 $5 and $6 Silk Hosiery $2.63 Pair 75 pairs of Women's finest Silk Hos iery at a price Portland's best 'buy ers should appreciate; 'plain black silk, lace boot or silk embroidered lace boots; beautiful styles and qual ity; all sizes; every air regular $5 or $6 value; your choice CK at remarkably low price. . 03 Women's black and tan. Hose, allover lace, lace boot and plain lisles, all sizes; big variety; our tfj- (f best 50c val.; 3 pairs for. . ? mJJ Tan Hosiery for Children of fine quality mercerized lisle; sizes b to q 91A - erreat 25ft value, at nair 7v Only four pairs to a customer. WOMEN'S $3.50 FOOTWEAR $2.38 Women's high and low Shoes, welts included, patent leather, vici kid, tan calf, chocolate vici, etc.; all this season's footwear; all sizes and widths; regular $3.00 and $3.50 values, j lo on sale for the low price of, per pair JU Women 's Low Shoes, broken lines in various leathers l A C and all sizes; regular $2 to $5 values 3 Hr.J Men's Outing Suits Reduced Economical men can buy hot-weather apparel at wonderfully low prices during the great Midsummer Clearance Sale now in progress Every desk-able Outing Suit in stock is in cluded, single and double-fcreasted sacks, fancy tweeds, fancy homespuns, fancy cheviots. fancy flannels and worsteds, all the best known makers are represented Matchless bar gains in all grades Second Floor ODD LACE CURTAINS AT HALF PRICE We have placed on sale hundreds of odd pairs of our finest Lace Curtains All qualities in Nottingham, ruffled Swiss, Irishpoints, Brussels and Arabian Curtains All new, desirable goods of the very best styles and designs The housewife who has an odd window that requires new draperies cannot afford to let this opportunity to supply them pass by By far the grandest curtain bargain offered for many months Hotel and fodminfr-house-keeD- ers should take advantage HALF PRICE $8.50 Outing Suits, now. $12.50 Outing Suits, now. $15.00 Outing Suits, now. $18.00 Outing Suits, now. $22.50 Outing Suits, now. .. $6.10 .. S9;35 ..$14.15 ..$16.85 $7.50 Outing Suits, now $5.89 $10.00 Outing Suits, now $7.55 $13.50 Outing Suits, now $10.15 $16.50 Outing Suits, now $13.45 $20.00 Outing Suits, now $15.40 Young Men's Outing Suits Entire stock of Young Men's Outing Suits, in the newest and best styles of fancy cheviots, fancy homespuns and flannels; ages 14 to 20 years; great special values at - $7.50 Outing Suits, now $6.10 $12.50 Outing Suits, now $10.65 $15.00 Outing Suits, now $12.65 ! $10.00 Outmg Suits, now $8.35 $13.50 Outing Suits, now $11.40 $17.50 Outing Suits, now $13.20 Men's Furnishing Goods Men's 25c fine Linen Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs all width" hems ; value ex traordinary at this low price 17 Men's 2-piece Bathing Suits, navy blue, with red and white trim- fi i r C ming; $1.50 value r Women's Mannish Shirts, in all the best materials, patterns and colorings, all sizes; values up to $2.00; on oq. sale for O if C Great values in Men's Neckwear. Men's Lisle Thread Underwear, in tan, blue and pink Shirts and Drawers, all sizes; regular $1.25 Under-,, oq wear, on sale, for - .O Men's fine quality White Golf Shirts, - pleated bosom, best style, all sizes; regular $1.00 value, on sale for. .79 Two great lots of Men's Leather Belts; $1.00 values, each 39 $2.00 values, each 59 IB- 50c Ribbons 33c 2000 yards of print-warp all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 5 inches wide; immense variety of colorings; best 50c value, on sale at l low price off yard 3C 300 Wash Belts, in this season's very best styles; regular 25c to 50c values, on sale while $r they last at, each Women's black patent leather Belts, with gilt or nickel buckles, all sizes; regular 65c Af values, for HttZG $5.00 COUCH COVERS $3.6ft EACH Oriental Couch Covers of heavy double-faced Tapestry, full size; red, blue and green combinations; beautiful style f regular $.50 and $5.00 values, for 0O0 $3.00 Bagdad stripe Couch' Covers, 60-in. wide by 3 yards long; -11 fj - i . . n r .ixjucu. ui i yuuu , giuu special v&iae at. . . - -f A.iO Double-faced Tapestry Table Covers, two yards square, two-toned icos cj; t cguiar $x.oo vaiue, i or toe -re- j markably low price of, each . mJ Great Towel Sale Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels, 19x38 inches; the size and quality sold around town at 35c each; buy all you want at this low price Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels, 18x39 inches; the greatest value we have ever offered at the pricey most stores ask 20c for them reg-' ularly; here they are, each. 13d Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, big sizes, fine quality; value ex traordinary; the same towel costs you 35c each regularly; on sale for the low price of, each. .25 "RUBDRY" TOWELS The Towel of quality, made of long-hber Jiigyptian Cotton, ab sorbs the water quickly; no lint; the only towel worthy a name; big shipment just received ; three sizes Rubdry, Jr. 25d Rubdry "A"' 50? Rubdry "B" 75 Table Linens i All JL25 jtraJes of bleached fUHn Damask Table Linen, beat patterns, In great variety; sale r . 0 nrlce Is. vard al.On All 91.50 grades of 'bleach- ea aaiin uamasK at. yd L Old bleached Linen Suiting-, grass bleached; three widths 36-Inch, vard tx 45-inch, yard Sl.ee 54-lneh, yard 31.25 KNIT UNDERWEAR Women's Swlss-rlbbeJ Union Suits, iancy yoKe, low necK. Knee length, umbrella, lace trimmed . a Pants: J 1.75 value, for pl.X7 Women's low neck, sleeveless Vests, lace trimmed, all Izes, our best 25c values. on sale for m only IOC Children's line ribbed, Tcnee-length black Pants; save a great amount of washing: au sizes at, Re pair ..jjc Bargains in Women's Neckwear Parker & Finn Turnovers, linen embroidered in mercerized cotton, green, yellow. and black, white scroll and orchid tabs; 50c and 85c values, for the low price of, each w'rC Plain "Washable Stocks, Pique with Madras Ties, Linen Q. Stocks with Linen Ties combined; 50c value, for mrWt Allover Venise-Lace Collars, cream and white tab" effects, i m assorted patterns: great values at this low price. ' Ww Japanese Grass Linen hand-drawnwork Turnovers, regu- C lar 3oc to oOc values, on sale for the low price of w Lace and Lawn Circular Yokes and Stock combined, di- f9 vided ruffles; pretty styles; $l.o0 values, fof only. , Coat Revere and Cuff-Sets, of serviceable white material. . . . 43$ More Parasols Received Yesterday All Are Going at One-Fourth Off 100 Handsome new Par- asols received by express yesterday and added to the already large show ingChiffons, silks, pon gees, linens, piques, Jap, silks, etc., plain colors, fancy striped, fancy bor dered, figured styles, etc. Immense assortment of pretty handles Valnes range from $1.50 np to $20.00- each Your choice of the entire stock at this great saving Sale till further notice 54 Off High-Grade Silk Waists Reduced Our entire stock of Women's liigh-class fancy Silk Waists, in Taffeta, Messaline, Peau de Cygne and Crepe de Chine, with fancy yokes nd shir ring, button front or back and surplice effects; white, blue, black, brown" and green: magnificent styles $22.50 Silk Waists for. ....... 914.65 $ 8.50 Silk Waists for 9 &3S Second Floor." Our entire stock of fine Lingerie' Waists are on sale, at greatly re duced prices. Magnificent line to choose from. (Second Plbor.) $ 6.50 $12.50 Silk Waists for S 4.43 Silk Waists for S 85 $15.00 Silk Waists for S 9JSS 516.00 Silk Waists for 18.85 $25.00 Silk Waists for 919A5 $15.00 Silk Waists for $21.00 Silk Waists for. ..... .3135 Bathroom Supplies, Etc, Basement Nickel-plated Bathroom Supplies at tempting prices 18-lnch nickel-plated Towel Ear at the low price of ...... 24-inch Towel Bar. 75c value:. 63c 25c Toilet Paper Holders 21c 10c Toilet Paper Holders 8c Towel Kings, set of 2 ...13c Nickel Toothbrush Holder 12c Nickel Glass Holders, each 8c 65c nickel Soap Dishes 53c The most complete showing of Bathroom Fixtures In the city. Every useful article is included. Tin Tablespoons, set of 6...... 8c Wood handle Knives and. r?. Forks, set of 6 forv....-,...Jc 7-foot Stepladders. regular $1.40 value, on sale for .....$1.14 Wooden Towel Hollers ': 8c S-qt, Galvanized' Sprinkler.-,.. .42e Japanned Sink Strainers, each.. 21c Japanned Dustpans, each. 12c 10xl4-ln. Drip Pans, each...'. -14c 25c Fruit Presses for .19c 4-inch Glass Sauce Dishes, s-T4. aet of 6." for low price of.,.. No. S Granite Iron Tea Ket- " Ka ties, regular. 51 value,- ajt..,"yC Muslin Underwear Special lot of Women's fine Cambric Skirts, made with wide umbrella flounces, trimmed in fine embroidery and lace edgings, insertions and clusters of tucks; separate dust ruffles, embroideries are the new blind and eyelet effects, full widths and fitted waistbands r regular $3.50 and $4.00 values, on M 59 .sale today at the remarkably low price of, each Women's fine Nainsook and Cambric Gowns, trimmed in fine, embroidery, laces and tucks, insertions, headings and ribbons; round, square neck and slip eowng: hich and "V-neck, open-front Gowns: lone and elbow sleeves; regular M'f Jfr2.25, $2.50, $2:75, and ,$3 values, oh sale foe thk price $1.69 v jjK. oi xkaj fljgn-ciass iiauaws uuwi, iiuuucj.vriiu ine juice b iacets sua cji- Tiroideries; dainty headings and' ribbons: low neck and short K Qft sleeves; regular $7.50 and $10.00 values, for r-M "Vtr Pmrarff Dfrlrrsol Grand values in Corset Covers to VrOT5Ct WVW IVCSmfc-gU dAy. fime ,ae aad eabroklei-y; triaamed; 'beadinfg, ribbons and el listers of tucks; tucked and trimmed backs; Mouse fronts; th' rrandet values in town 35e Corset Covers at thk low price. . . .V. . . .25 50e Corsrt Coven at Mm lew priee, . 75c and 86c Corset Odvtcs for thk low priee. WonwnX Skirt CliwrJiw, W and embrvMarr trimmed styles : rt-grur 160, $1.75 ; ana vaiuaL os tu nr. -i. , 9123 $1.00 Corst Covers for thk lw prke.... v -7r $1.2$ and $1.30 Corset- Covers iwimA. . 9Tfr $1.75 and $8.00 Corset Covers for; feh . . .$1.21 Speestd k of vry ft Wkrtt BWoa4s;lie sad eihnklery trimawd, am 1 duafr ruflfa-y ; ItradPMM 3kirt$7 50 to $ at, for: .fK.71 s