: ,4 .....'..:;,::. ....v.:..: . , . ' - THE OREGON DAILY.'' JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENINd, MAY 18. 1M1.V. : - .. . . - ' .
ER RIGHTS
ill
111 CROOK MED
Squaw and Tumalo . Findings
1 Affect 46,000 Acres, 9700
Si v Being Irrigated. ,
(Siltn Boi-mo af Tt Joursat.)
9a!m, Or., May IS. The state board
" . a ... Ui.&waA tawf Titfw
, .rTb itelltt t co In nearly .very part ofjlh. city
W. I. Bradahaw of The Dallea that . -oJp-j urwuallfld ' eDDroval by
he ha heard all objection mad to
a reversal of decision. Judga 'Wellborn
in the United Bute district , court
granted separate trials to Attorney Fred
H. Thompson and his wife. Etta M.
Thompson, charred with having received
money stolen from the rwvemmeni.
The work of securing a Jvnr for Thomp.
son's trial wa btgun. , ; S-
CREDIT MEN INDORSE
POBUC
AUDITORIUM
Every organisation to which has been
presented the merits of the publlo au
ditorium bond issue since the campaign
for the auditorium began has unani
mously indorsed it. Improvement sso-
PARLOR MATCHES TOO
EXPENSIVE FOR U. S.,
.VERDICT OF SPEAKER
' .Its . water right determinations for
Bqaaw Creek and Tumalo Creek In Crook
county, and that with few exceptions,
- v such findings will be confirmed as soon
as the proper order and decrees can be
- ontered.
In the matter of rights from Tumalo
'Creek there were no objections, but in
-V -" Squaw Creek there were some errors
' , and omissions in the findings corrected.
Nona of then In any way changes the
, determinations.
V SB Water xiga on Two Creeks.
A total of Z3S rights to water was
'r . Involved In the Squaw Creek deter
' mlnatlon and tho decree to be entered
wiu confirm rights to Irrigate 16.01S
acres of land, 1661 acres of which are
under Irrigation. In the Tumalo de
cree, 1 fit rights to water are involved.
. affecting about 10.000 acres, only SOSS
acres of which are under irrigation.
The final hearing by the court was
had ' In these two casts within to
months from the data of beginning of
' the surreys by the state engineer. The
. sew water code Baa been in errect utue
, over two years. During this time the
state engineer has completed the eur-
' ' veys as a basis for water right deter
initiation oa 29 different stream. The
division superintendent have taken the
original testimony of claimant to wa
ter on 17 of these atreama and the
. board of control haa entered orders de-
- termlalnf the relative rights to water
t on una . or tnesev i
Eight of these determination have
, now bee confirmed .by tho court, in-
i- Tomng In all 60 right to water. These
. '- right have been thus defined at an
average coat to the claimants on the
different stream, ranging from If to
,: fit each, and at no expense to the
tate, mm the fee paid to the state more
... . tnan equaled the appropriation made
t for such purpoe. ..
MXvlog and &oi mire Plans.
, ' At the present time survey are In
:" progress on Powder river, In Baker
county, to collect tho fundamental In-
' formation as a basts for an adjudica
tion of the water rights on this
V tream and all of tt trtbutarfea. Btm
liar aurveys will be eommenced la the
I future by the atat engineer on
BUvle river In Harney couojty and
$ Loat river-In. Klamatb county and the
i map of the Rogue river heretofore
1 mad- carefully chocked to
. bring them tip to data.
have voiced unqualified 1 approval by
mean of resolutions. Last night West
moreland, Mount Tabor Heights and
Irvtngton Improvement . associations
went on record as favoring tho auditor
ium by bond issue.
The Portland Credit Men'o associa
tion adopted resolutions of indorsement
last night Among the speaker for
the auditorium were Postmaster C B.
Merrick, chairman of the auditorium
committee. D. O. Lively and V. V.
Vincent Jones.
Announcement of the success of the
$1,000,000 publlo auditorium and school J
bond issue that reached c u. uraig,
nresldent of the Llvo Wires, from Oak
land yesterday, was followed by Infor
mation received by Potmater Merrick,
telling what publlo auditorium have
don for other cities, in tms inrorma
tlon are contained the following state
ment:
"Many of the progressive cities of the
country, such as Kansas City, Denver,
St Paul and Des Moines have conven
tion hall and they have universally
proved a good Investment The direct
revenue return in many has been suf
ficient to provide for tho sinking fund
and the advantage in use more tnan
offsets the Interest charge. Besides an
auditorium Is a constant advertisement
for a city.
"A Des Moines publication calls the
audltorlmu of that olty magnet of
prosperity,' and adds, Tas Moines built
the auditorium, now the auditorium Is
helping to build Des Moines.' Tho net
Income of the Des Moines auditorium
Is equivalent to 11 per cent on the in
"The great convention hall at Kansas
City ha brought tnousands or visitors
to Kansas City, and tho question which
the people ask 1 not Do we need an
auditorium V but How could we get
along without ltr
The first convention held in the
Denver auditorium la said to have
brought more money to that city than
the entire oost of construction of the
building.
TAjh epidemic of hotel buildings is
said to have followed, the completion of
the monster auditorium in Houston,
Texas.-'
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Grants New Trial.
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i ivwxma mm Leased Wire.)
, Lo Angeles, May 11. Holding that a
refusal of a severance of trials might
be sufficient ground for an appeal and
Mexican Mails Tied Up.
T0ett4 rrww Lrued Wife.
Ban rranclsco, May IS, That the Mex
ican insurrectos have tied up tho towns
along the American border Is shown
by the dearth of mall from the southern
republlo on today's Owt Only It letters
were received from Mexico, and these
had been smuggled over the lines by
special messengers. The Owl usually
brings 1000 letters from Mexloo to San
Francisco.
e Three dollars for every men,
e . woman and child la the United e
e States yearly Is the loss by fire
e eauaed by parlor matches, ao-
cording to a statement mad Jaet e
e night at the regular meeting of
e the Portland Association of '
Credit Men by Cheater Deerlng,
e - who spoke on "Fir Wast la the w
United State and Mean f Pre-
e 1 ventlon." ' He made-, the prlnd-
. pal address of tha evening.
e . Germany was cited a a model
e for the United States to pattern
In tha use of match. .In Oer- e
e many, "Mr. Deerlng said, only e
aafety matches are used, and the e
e fire loss there does not exceed 10 )
e . cent per capita, .
e The meeting of the association e
e wa held at the Bowers hotel, o)
e and a banquet was served In the
e ' early evening.' About" 100 mem-
e bers were present and addresses e
e were also made by C. B. Smith,
secretary, of the association, and
e M. Bllllnga
e , Delegates to the national con-
e ventlon to be held in Mlnneapo-
e Us next month ware chpea-They e
e were E. M. Town send, president
e and C. B. Smith.
PENDLETON HIGH GIVESX
w 1911 DIPLOMAS TO 22
rSpeelat fHmatck to The Jonnat)
Pendleton, Or., May It. Pendleton
high school Is nearlng the close of a
most successful - school "' ; year. Com
mencement ' week begins next Sunday
when Rev. A. MacKenile Meldrum of
Athena delivers the sermon to the mem
bers of the senior class. Claaa day ex
ercises will be held the Thursday even
ing following and the regular graduation
addre and orations Friday evening.
Dr. Henry D. Sheldon, head of the de
partment of philosophy and education
at the University of Oregon, has been
selected to deliver the address. Twenty-
two will receive diplomas this year from
the high school: Louis F. Anderson,
Jr., Nellie Anibal, Etta Baker, Cressi
Baker, Beatrice Browne! 1, Dale Chess
man, Elmer Dahigren, Richard Devine,
Grace Flnnell, Nathan Kimball, Arthur
Jordan, Lynwood Livermore, Clement
M'Coy, Mollle M'DIH, Harvey" M'Pher-
son, Charlea Milne, John Nolte, Emma
Richardson, Ray Simpson, Alfred
Straughhan, Weatbrook Dickson and
James HartwelL
bv Miuoiy i
Inhabitants, Mad Before; Now
Mad Because the Change '
i Comes So Late. '
(pedal PUpateb te The JeornaL)
Bend. "Or., May II. The Indignation
expressed throughout this section f
central Oregon concerning ths mall
servlcs to towns of the interior Is lit
tie abated by the call- for bids just
Issued by the pos toffies , department
This call Is forbid for mall carrying
from Culver, on the Oregon Trunk, 41
tnlles to Bend, a aeven day a week serv
ice, commencing July 1. , The objections
are In no wlse.'djie to the "fact that
aucn a service is proposed but. because
it come so late. The railroad wa
operating regular dally service to Mad
ras Maroh two and a half months
before the postal department called for
bids for. a service connecting with the
new rauroaa. :M the meantime mall
for Band and the ' other towns of the
Interior has continued to come in by
way oz snaniko. earned on antiquated
tage;)CY.er icq mue or extremely hard
road, although: the railroad for aev
ral montha ha been completed and
In operation a far south as Madras,
and is now operating dally . service to
Opal City, but IS mile north of Bend,
RINEHART'1 91 1 REUNION
TO BE IN LANE COUNTY
La Orande, Or.,' May The Rlne-
hart family, numerous ' members of
whom live in the Orand Boade valley
and whose reunion a few years ago wa
held at Summervllle, this county, will
this year meet near Springfield, Or.,
east of Eugene. June II and 10. ; Last
year the celebraaron waa at Olex, Oil-'
Ham county. - Several Rineharts from
this valley will Journey to Lane county
and probably 10 in all will "be present
The Rineharts In. the aggregate In Ore
gon, however, number several hundred.
State Land Agent RlneharV Gover
nor West's appointee, la one of .the clan
an4 Is to deliver the annual address.' The
reunion was held near SpringfletiX in
107. . t The , family itampa tfof: , two or
three day while ' associations are . re
newed. . , t.
WITR rOKMEN; WOm AND CHILDREN THAN CASTOR 02,
iAi.n.ot raxs,AS rr iwmca and cliansu tkz srsriM uoxc tmcitNtiy an
Thirty-six 8ought.
(TJnlted Pr- Wire.)
West Union, Ohio, May 18. For fall
ing. to report voluntarily at the last ses
sion of the grand Jury, Judge Blair to
day Issued capiases for tt residents or
A da ma county alleged to have been in
dicted for election frauds.
Cobb Takes Oath.
(United Fma Leased WIre.l
Washington, May II. - Charles W.
Cobb of San Francisco, former law part
ner of F. J. Heney, this af ternoouii took
the oath of office as assistant to the
attorney general. He has been assigned
to the department of the interior.
'Journal Want Ads bring results.
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O FAX MOM rUASANT TO TAXI.
(S THE IDEAL FAMILY LAXATIVE,
IT QVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS
AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES.
CALIFORNIA F10 SYRUP CO.
In iho CJrcfe.
on evem Paciao of tho Genuine.
:
ALL WX1AIU DKUCCUTS SOX THS OWCINAt AND
CCNU1NX WHEN CALLIO FGM, ALTHOUGH THEY COULD
MAKE A LARGER MOm BY 8ELLMC INFERIOR FRXPARA.
TtOWL YET THEY FREFfJl TO 3CXL THE GENUINE, KCAUSX
IT IS RIGHT TO DO SO AND FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS. WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINES, , SUCH
DRUGGISTS ARE THE ONES TO DEAL WITH, AS TOUR
LITE OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DETtMD VFON
THEIR SKILL AND REUASIUTY . v
WHEN IUTMQ
NofofeMKamo of tho Gompan
rj IB Itf.lillll II J rA'i.lll .TJ.TV
FRINTEO STRAIGHT ACROSS.NEAR THE BOTTOM. AND IN
THE CIRCLE, NEAR THE TOT OF EVERY PACKAGE, Of THE
CENUiNE. ONE SIZE ONLY,' FOR SALE RY ALL LEADING
ORUCCBTS. REGULAR FRICR CO. PtR BOTTLE
SYRUF OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF senna is the only ferfect family laxative.
RECAUSE rr IS THE ONI REMEDY WHICH ACTS IN A NATURAL, STRENGTHENING WAY
. AND CLEANSES THS SYSTEM. WITHOUT UNPLEASANT AFTEREFFECTS AND WITHOUT
PtRJTATTNG, DESKJTATING OR CRIFING, AND THEREFORE DOES NOT INTERFERE M ANY
WAY WITH BUSINESS OR, FUASURE. IT IS RECOMMENDED BY M1LUONS OF WELU
- ftFORMED FAMILIES, WHO KNOW OF ITS VALUE FROM PERSONAL USE. "TO CETJTS
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE; MANUFACTURED BY THS ,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
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MINIATtlRC PKTUAS .
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BRIDGE AND
PLATEWORIC
Therm ,ra tniiiv kinds and forma of
Dental Bridge Work, each of which haa
' apeclallsed merit - '
Bridge work to be right In every do.
' tail and posses the quality Of perma
nence must be exact In it mechanical
,,. - Moat failure In bridge work are due
to - unsanitary construction, - to actual
.' "don't car"v carelessness or to honest
ignorance. - z"; 'i .- - w: .' '
"- XAXXVO) ABTiriOZAX TXKTX ' f
Is a leading feature of our; business,
, and w believe it cannot bs surpassed
in the point or Its completeness. We
- operate - our, own laboratory, and ' as
makina- artinaiai team is a SDecmiiv in
dentlstrv. we are in a nosltlon to make
thlr offer and guarantee aatisraotwn-
Dr.. Wise-nas jnaoe tnis Drancn or
dentistry a speoial study for a great
number of years, and is again in active
practice and will wait on all who wist
bis services. i-.- ..:'-..... .
Out-of-town people , can have helr
Slate and bridge jwork. finished In one
ay If necessary, ' v-
. TAXa ADTAHTAOW Of TRTZB
H - raozAx, orrzw
' 1 . .. 4:.i ' rhaa nrloea are extremelv ' low for
' - 1 Z'j iy , ii v-., ; r the . quality of work . we of fori. -
Oood Bubbec riates. eeeh . $5.00 II R8k Bridge Teeth, ruaraateed, each,
Ta Beat Bed . Babbs , Flates, . Mi.-,: If 5 Ep
eaoh, for- .BT.SO Hold ant nami rilllngs..1.00 TJp
BRk Oold and BOroeUla drown , Faiale Bmtreotlng ......... boo Up
nc ,, .,.,.a.N vr ii auver ruuifi, mm..,...i,.vs
v.,we,..:J;,,,,.v;;;.;,v. aXAJDBTATXOB 7BBB -
Office Bour a. m. to p. m. Baaday, to 1. Fhoae A and Bt. BOSS.
- '.v .. All Work Guaranteed. '.- ' - .-.--w- ....m
THE WISE DENTAL CO., Inc.
rAXLisra Buzunra.
ABO WASBZBOTOB BTBXST8
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- Hth Crescbnt if
the dough is allowed
to standhence
best for biscuits
and hot calces
FULL POUND 5c
enjoy r well deserved reputation. . Grocers everywhere sell them. v
' . CRESCENT .MF(K CO, SEATE; VSliCi
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Agents Kayser Gloves and UnderwearExclusive Agents La Camlle and Binner's Corsefs-'All Veilings
'Children's Hose
100 dozen Children's Black Cat and Round Ticket .Hose, in black, tan
and colors, A good, strong, durable stockings, always" sold for 25c. "I Qp
Special' sale price, pair V,.. 'JLL
Fay Stocking for children in black only, all sizes and weights; 35c OQ
regular. : Special at m7L
One lot of Infants'. Hosiery in tan, black, and colors. Regular 25c "l'7
and 35c values, in wpol and lisla. . Extra special for XI 1
mm
willill,
ft
Entire Buildfnd Cor. fourth and Morrison Streets
LEADING SPECIALTY HOUSE FOR LADIES MISSES & CHILDREN
smanitfa.gturbhs-of' nrfB furs
ou
R MR
EM
Quick
Sellina
Prirpc
m feaF
On Children's Vear
A radical reduction on , the. cntirc.stock of. Coats,- Hats,
Dressi
count
Dresses,-Shoes and Parasols at a dis-' - :"::vl 4 V. -Of f
Never m : the history of cur stdre ha there bwn tudi majrelouB pnce-slashing at at this present time. Our entire stock of Suits. Coats, Dresses. Waists Underwear; Hosiery. Baes. MiUinery. Jewelry and
uuauw euu .waauua.ui tibi sua (ws uituca uic avuiio wa p n,b-vuiuu(, uvvvmii; vtiui u w reuutC IU1I HWa, IIICCS liaVe L7CCI1 111800 SO lOW M lO MSUTO QUICK -Clearance. A lSVUlC allCT lODie BJlO
t;.; ; counters are crowaea wiin excepuonai oargains. iy m your supply or summery mercbandife, as the money you save will well pay you.
1. MnmnriV iri( lilll TmllA&
Extraordinary Sale ofUndermusllns
35c
50c
65c
75 c
CORSET. COVERS AT A GREAT SAVING
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset
Corset Covers ' 23e $1.00
Corset Covers ST $1.25
Corset Covers ...... 49 $1.50
Corset Covers 5T $2.00
85c Gowns, ejnbroidery trimmed ,
$1.25 Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed
$1.50 Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed
$1.75 Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed
$2.00 Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed
$2.50 Gowns, laco and embroidery trimmed
$3.00 Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed
Covers
Covers
Covers
Covers
COMBINATION
$1.25 Combination
$1.50 Combination
$1.75 Combination
$2.00 Combination
$2.50 Combination
$3.00 Combination
SUITS AT RECKLESS
Suits, lace and embroidery
Suits, lace and embroidery
Suits, lace and embroidery
Suits, lace and embroidery
Suits, lace and embroidery
Suits, lace and embroidery
...93
.S1.19
S1.59
...6Te
...93t
.1.19
.9139
.1.59
.1.89
2.39
REDUCTIONS
trimmed
trimmed
trimmed
trimmed
trimmed
...93
1.10
1.39
1.59
1.89
trimmed f 2.39
Knit Underwear Sale
Women's and Misses' Knit Underwear.
It goes without saying that our lines of
Underwear,. for the feminine are the very
best, and known broadcast for their
wearing qualities and perfect fitting.
Your choice will be from such lines as
Mentor, Forest and Essex mills, for
women and children.
Crochet Top Swiss Vests; reg
ular" good qual ty
Crochet Lace Top Swiss Vests;
regular 25c values
Crochet Lace Swiss Lisle Vests; On.
regular 35c values aWaC
Wcfcnon's Knit Drawers, crochet and
lace . trimmed knee; worth 65c
special , . .' . . 4; m , . .
Women's f Lace Lisle 1 Drawers, lace
trimmed and tight knee; fTQ
worth si.ro it
Women's e Forest Mill Union rrQrt
Suits, lace or tight knees: Vth $1 1 aC
.Women's Forest Mills Union Suits, lacs
or tight knee, low neck: . , Oft a
worth .. $US ....... is. ... 51 C
Women's Forest Mills Union Suits, silk
ana swiss mixta re, uc or
jbt knees; worth $1.5u
13c
17c
47c
MbjrTerv
Ladies'
Hosiery
Unmercifully
Sacrificed
$1.19
We offer the greatest
bargains ever offered
in dependable Hosiery
for women and chil
dren. These few Items
illustrate:
Women's black and tan fine Gauze Lisle
Hose. Regular 25c. Special, v J
Women's black and tan In Silk Lisle and
Egyptian Lisle, all sizes. Regu OrW
lar 35c, pair W C
Women's Silk Lisle Hose, black and tan
only. Sold regular at 60c and Q
65c.; Sale-price . ;tf
Pure Sflk Boot Hose, in black only. Sold
regular at 75c, extra special- " AOn
price . . , ,. . , UK
One lot of Silk Hose Y this iie com
prises about 6 dozen fine Silk. Hose jrt
plain and dainty embroidery." Vilues to
$500. Special sale at HALF PRICE.
IV omen9 sand Misses9 Tailored
Suits and Gowns Unmercifully Slashed
NO TIME was ever so ripe as now for the
most advantageous garment buying. The
choosing will be from the finest "TAILOR
MADES" for women and misses. ' Pretty
tailor made all-wool suits, silk party
frocks and one-piece - dresses. Every
noted weave and fabric are represented
here, and, mind you, the ; models are all
1911 spring designs. - . '
Wdmens' and Misses' Suits and
Coats at 25 Per cent Discount
and Gowns
inmmea
All Dresses
25 discount.
All Tub Suits and Coats
50 discount. ,
WAISTS, WAISTS
Tailored, Lingerie, Silks,
Voiles.
Marquisette Chiffon and
.Messaline Waists, 20 dis
count , ' ..
. Children's and' Misses'
Cambric and Percale
Dresses" 20 discount.,
' S K I RTS, SKIRTS
Women's " and misses Tai
lored Cloth Skirts 25 'dis-
.count.; '
SWEATERS, ail? wool,
shell knitj all sizes and col
ors, 25 discount
mm
WE STORE THEM
UNTIL WANTED
FREE OF CHARGE
Great Sale?ofte
FRIDAY AUD SATURDAY
A Small. Deposit; Will
Hold I Any ; Fu r Gar
ment . Until v$ Season.;
1911-12, we Will
As we are now through with altour, samples ot Furs ibrieasoo of
elaee them on aale at wholeaal trir :'
Over 1000 Fur Stoles, Muffs, Capes or i Neck Pieces, in' moat every ftir. CCT
Regular winter1 prices to $20.00. Special each 'i . V .i W I OU
Perfect cold storsge vaults vjn ' which we take care of your furti at very low rates.
r una remooeiea now at summer prices win te stored absolutely iree.until wanted.
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i:Adual
Tour unrestricted Choice of ahi Trimmed!-Hat
in the house at ONE HALF PRICE ; Our cofc ;
lection comprises many of; the'newestjimported
models that have formerly; sold: at high as' $50. ;
Regular trom ?4.oo to J50.00,. : 1 DmiA TrC
mjl cl
Price .
Mwest
Novelty
Neckwear;
Marked at a
Great Discount
IS doxen ' Jabots," Ra--
bats, Dutch collars and
Byrons. . Regular 1 5c,
35c and 50c. 1 Qn ;
Sale price lO W
25 dozenPutch Collars, Jabots, Byrons,
in dainty lace and -embroidery. OQa
Regular 50c, 60c, 65c. vSale price QVl
'Tint - Hand-Embroidered. Neckwear in
dainty lace . effects, Jabots,, Dutch' Col-:
lars and Cascades. Regular7Sc, PQA
85c and $1.00. OUlt
La Camlle and Binner
;:CorsetslRuM
$1.25 Corsets .. ..... ..... .
$1.50 Corsett ...i.... . ..-.,,',". .J1.19
$I7S,Corsets..;.i,J..U,.fl.3:
$2.00 CorseU
$2.50 Corsets ;....i.;:...flJ8
43 05 Corsets .$)a.49
;$3.0'-Cor'sets -f vi iV,:.'. u'.Uf a .
A Few Examples of
Reductions In Gloves
s Women's 'i tlsieS; Gloves; : short "iQA?
length; w6rth 25c ,. 44 , . JL7 V,;
Women's Chamoisette, white and O"!
black only; worth 35c
Women's Chamoisette, 2-button . Af7g
lentrth: worth 65c.?assorted colors tc I V-:
Women's Chamoisette, 16-button Irw
length,new stbck--salepnce v.. V,
Women's . 16-Button Silk Gloves, f7 re
double finger tipsr worth $1.00,; Jlt
Women's 16-Button Kayser Sjlk OrT
GlovciK'ii vfe,' ,.v'jV1i V I 'V:
Women's Kid Gloves goodquality 8et
Women's French' Kid Gloves; M i Q'T
worth: $175................. lsO
Women's Fine v French Kid ' fiT TfT
pxi i ;
Gloves, extra quality.'
One Jot of Belts, all colors.- Vaf, 1
AU 50c Belts-.',.. ...39 I
AU Sc Belts ...... ..;;.......'.. 5 7) r
All $1.00 Belts ..... ,i. ...77e
All 2i Belts ..............OOsl
All $1.50' Belts ....... . . , i . .....fl.19
AH $1.75 Behs ...fl.a3
All j 2.00 Belts .... ; I . , ;.....;.f 1.49
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