The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 89, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 29, 1908 Page: 9 of 20
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Boys’ Spring Clothing
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Sehloss Bros.' Hand-Tailored Stylish Sults, in black, blue
and the now browns and grays, 120.00, $18.00 and
Children’s Underwaists 9c
20 dozen children's muslin under-
42-Inch Brilliantine, black
or blue..................
ribbon, all colors and
washable, only ......
...50C
...25c
...38c
...50c
..98c
Elastic' seam bleached
drawers, for .........
cry and beautiful style,
for only ..............
Infants' summer
vests ....................
Children's and misses’ 25c
mercerized vests ........
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waists, well made, cool and
durable, only .............
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Special values in boys’
knee pants ...........
Boys’ kniekerbocker
pants .................
One lot boys’ wash
pants ..................
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Boys* Wash Pants
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Boys’ Wash Linen Pants
50c and ...................
Boys’ wool Pants
for ........................
Boys’ Knickerbocker Pants
for ........................
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be eternally telling me of my
origin and his own aristocratic
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nd have them brought back!
bn ruined, ruined. ruined!” +uau
Bra. Grace as she sank onto the lounge
nd dropped the letter from her nerve-
Im hands.
and all that sort of thing. '
would grate on my nerves so I
Specials in Dress Goods
White Lingerie Plata and or,
stripe Dress Materials ZOu
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Extra grade union made , CHa
drawers .........................
Balbriggan shirts, nr,
only ...... ZOU
Porous knit underwear, cool tn.
and durable, only....,...........
Dress Nels
20 pieces ecru and white fancy filet
lace nets for waists and dresses,
1000 yards 2 to 4-Inch wide silk
Pique, Galatea, etc.,
and sailor effects, 33,
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ng? Give it to me instantly. What
0es she mean now, the little minx?”
aid Mrs. Grace as she proceeded to
pen the letter a bell boy had just
fought in.
Val Laces
New line extra values In lace edg-
ings and insertions, P,
a yard ..........................
Now line French and Ger- 4n,
man valenciennea laces....... IUC
Street Hats $2.50 up
Children’s Hats $1.00 up
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to say is always thoroughly enjoyed
by all who have a chance to hear him.
Mse Lillian Capron will conduct the
music today.
The election of ofcers for the en-
suing quarter will take place at thia
meeting.
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CLARK’S 40 TOUR TO EUROPE
moit qomprehenstve and attractve ever
orrered. Firm departure April Is, 63
daya, $475.
FRANK C. CLARK, Times Budldina
New York.
Easter foolwear
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL-
DREN.
Our shoe department le a com-
plete shoe store. We have taken
special pains in preparing for the
-aster trade.
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I "Why, it’s written from Baltimore,
nd- Oh! the miserable ingrate! My
nly child for whom I had such great
0pes, and that scoundrel Bill Jay.
5 One lot Spring Worsted Sults for
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"\sults Just the weight, for dreasy spring wear; most
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AMAZING GRACE
QUITS HIGH LIFE IN WASHINGTON TO MARRY BILL JAY.
new styles. None of
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MWhatthe dickens do you mean, Ma.
may, and what has happened now? Has
Bill Jay declined sour invitation?”
asked Mr. Grace, as he threw down his
paper and looked curiously at his wife.
"Declined invitation? Oh. if that was
all, but ‛s horrible! horrible! horrible F
They re married! moaned Mrs. Grace.
"MarriedT’ shrieked Mr Grace as he
also grabbed frantically for the letter.
"Yes, married. Qh, don’t speak to me,
Benjamin, but read! read! read!" and
Mr. Grace real aloud the following com-
munication from their Irrepressible
daughter:
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 112
Fast Ninth Street, Upstairs —Services
11 a. m. Sunday, s p. m Wednedays.
Sunday school 2:30 a. m.
First Baptist Church. J. A. French,
Pastor-- Sunday school 9:30a.m., main
school, George W. Beaver superinten-
dent, University branch. John C.
Townes superintendent Divine wor-
Ladies' new style buckle nn
pumps in patent leather. -.•“aUU
Ladies' patent Blucher Oxfords, a
new alyls for dre $3,50
Ladles’ tan buckle pumps 0o En
strong and stylish..............
l .a dies' brown Gibson ties rn
to match Blondino skirts., •.)
--------- Oh, what shall I do!
hat shall I do! My party isiruined;
y social position is gone! Oh, Ben-
mnin, stop them at once! T<*
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Icago;
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New
John
, New
City;
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ryfer;
msey,
oouls;
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All colqrs in Mercerised An,
Dress Linen .......... "UC
Rajah Silk, all colors, 75c, ro,
65c and ...... UOU
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Hen-
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Eagle
York;
2. Van
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Evatt,
.... "MAZIE AND BILL JAY.’’
Well, paid the old man. with a sigh,
as he finished .the letter and wped
away a tear that trickled down his
bronzed cheek. "the girl is right. I am
hungry forthe sight of good honest,
thoroughbfedcattle myself. Now, that
Mazle is gone, there’s nothing here for
me, and you'd better pack your
duds and get ready to go bark to Tur-
nipsville, for that's where I'm going.
Y eSr she 1s right; old Grace’s money
is a good thing for campalgn expenses
in Texas, but old Bill Jay's presence at
swell dinners in Washington is not very
desirable. ■ 7
'•Well I’ve wbooped my last whoop,
and yelled my last yell, and put up my
last dollar for pllticlans. I don’t give
a whoop in Hades whether the demo-
cratic or republican party gets in
. power. I don’t care whether Texas is
Wn Ethe andaroj gompaavcohn
Goosenesk.BII MeDoqald. ra ar soon
one as t other of the Jang would man.
aKe: the political machine. They're all
auke 10.o1d man Grace. He's nothing
to any of them, nor them to him unless
they On use him and (that usually the
waY, In. Texas*. but the oM man has
tumbled at last to the fact tat his
company ain't quite a. desirable at din.
ners.and entertainments 1,1 Washington
ai" J.‛n Texas at conventions, so
since Mazle has gone. its time for us to
•klddoo. 80 pack up, old lady, and it's
back to Taxas." " "*
„ "Why, Benjamin. I shall do no such
thine, eeftine established in
and 1 ptopore to stay here. I
shall get me a social secretary and do
society, right "how ’Ince thAt‛apndaf0
chuld 8 kone, and—what? i a
Wahpusizou, wny Benjamin, my^
.Hang, your confounded soclai pont.
tion! Were going back to Texas turf
as soon As this blamed party is oT
Now. pack up. ' raid the old man. AB he
rophshis hat and lert the room ,b
That, too,
I could not
All the new styles of Warner's Rust.
Proof Corset, now ready. pr nn
81.00 to ................... Ju.UU
Rtedrern Corsets pa nn
up from........;.......... d4.UU
The New Bulls for the little fellows
are here. all the new styles and
colors—Blouse Hulls, Sallor Hulls,
Eton Hulls in grays and i c9 nn
brown, 15.00. $a.00 and....,. JZIU U
New Wash Hutts, made of Linen,
Special Lawn Values
1000 yards washable lawns and
batiste, usually sold at . 4 n
12 l-2c, special this week.... I U
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You will be surprised when you see the Novelties for Easter Wear. All week long we
have been making generous use of the telegraph and express companies and the result is the
mostheautiful and complete exhibition of Easter Styles in Austin. Pretty Neckwear, Hna.
kerchiefs. Fans, Gloves and Ribbons. Smart fixings in Jewelry, Belts, Hosiery and Veilings. I
Nobby styles in Footwear, and an endless variety of Dress Goods, Millinery and Ready-to-Wear.
our skirts are allowed to be de-
livered except they are right in
style and perfect in fit. Our repu-
tation for being correct on skirt
styles will be sustained.
Nainsook shirts or
drawers, only .........
Good madras shirts,
only ...................
Boys’ balbriggan shirts
or drawers, only ......
Presbyterian church will give an ad-
dress on "The Christ of the Heart.”
The ladies of the congregation will
meet for work tomorrow afternoon at
3:30 at the residence of Mr. K. L.
Brown, University avenue
4 IN
St. David's, the Pastor Officiating-—
Morning, 11; afternoon, 5; Lenten ser-
vices during the week. Tuesday. Wed.
nesday, Friday 5 p. m., Thursday, Holy
Communion 11. After the Litany on
Wednesday the Rev. Dr. Bishop of the
be happy, and as for the army and navy
men, how could I. with my democratic
ideas, listen to army and navy talk
forever, and' the superiority of these
hired servants of Unde gain over other
common mortals? All this would I
have to contend with. mother, dear. If
I had married to suit you, so I suited
myself and took Bill Jay, a MAN, a big
strong MAN in. MIND, CHARACTER
and BODY--a man who is not afraid
of honest work. True, he may some
day be stung with a political bee and
chosen by the people to represent them,
he may get the fallacious Idea into his
head that he is better than the people
he serves, and that they should bend
the knee and bow the head to do him
reverence. I can't tell whether Bill Jay
will ever develop into one of these kind
of animals or not, but I’ll take chances
on him.
“Yes, we are married and on our way
to Bill’s ranch in Texas. Mill will raise
cattle and I will raise chickens. I am
tired of that superficial, artificial life
| there, this thing of knuckling to or-
dinary men and women as if they were
lords and ladies, does not suit my demo-
cratic spirit. I prefer to mix with cat-
tle and chickens. These people are cat-
tle, too, mother, but so few of them are
thoroughbreds. They are mostly com-
mon scrub stock, made sleek and fat
from good living, but scrubs just the
same.
“Down on mine and bill’s ranch, when
an old cow bawls it is because she
wants her calf or something to eat. In
Washington when an old cow bawls it
is because she is mad because some
other cow has beaten her in a bridge
game, or because some other- cow’s calf
has fallen down or made a mistake of
some kind, and she is glad It is not her
own calf.
“On the ranch when an old hen
cackles it is because she has done
something" for humanity. She has
labored in a good cause and is pleased
with the result. In -Washington when
hom fhd comdescendeato"invite"].anola hen Sasklesutt.!s,because soine
ly .wen dinner! Oh, what shali I do! I party ahanshestsnuttgddto Wnat 3en
has been noticed or else she is cackling
Teie»Anh because some other hen is in trouble,
, I OhT and she wants to spread the news to
".tAme; the. rebt .of the barnyard. Nothing is
RSTamed reol.udobody.ts sincere, al is poTey
eevrybody hates everybody else. It is
constant strife for social and political
supremacy, none of which do I desire.
SO I am going back to my cattle asd
chickens, mother, dear, leaving the
glamor and the glitter, the blaze and
the blare of trumpets, the ostentation
and the display, all of which is unreal
and out of harmony with nature. You
can have it all, mother, dear, but back
to the farm for me, and when you*get
tired of it all, when your soul gets sick
and you realize that nobody wants you
for yourself, that dad is popular only
when he puts up campaign money in
exas, but not when it comes to being
invited to dinners in Washington, etc.,
when you take a tumble to the estima-
tion in which your dear (?) friends
really hold you, I. e. that they’use you
for what you can do for them, and quit
you when your services are no longer
desirable, maybe then you’ll feel just
like I do about these scrub cattle there
and you’ll be glad to come to the ranch
and look in the faces of honest white-
faced Herefords—blooded cattle who
never deceive you, never fawn on you
today and snub you-tomorrow, who ex-
pect nothing from you except feed and
wate r, and repay you in butter and
milk. That’s all, mother. deMr; forgive
your daughter, take good care of your
dog, enjoy yourself, and when you get
tired, come to see
Men’s 11.25 Griffon brand (: nn
madras shirts, only.............
Good madras
shirts ............ ..DUC
Heamlozx sox, three, pairs ....25c
Boys' blouse r,
waists ..........................
New line boys’ caps, * nr,
500 and .......................
25c Ribbons '15c
Millinery for Easter
Our new Millinery Department, with its increasea room
tor dlsplay, makes the Inspection ot the new hat. a
pleasure Come In and look. You are welcome. Al the
new styles are ready, and we will try and make the
prices sajlstactory.
■ ' , Baltimore. Md.
Dear Dady and Mammy Grace—in
this letter I hand you asuiptise box—
Bill Jay and I are married and on our
Wa¥ to Texas. I know, mother, dear,
this is a keen disappointment to you
because of your fund expectations that
you would some day be the mother-in-
law of a congressman, diplomat or an
army or navy man, and since you are
only to be the mother-in-law of plain
old Bill Jay, l am sure your social po-
sition is going to receive a severe strain,
aud for your social position to be
jeopardized gives you a greater shock
than for cad to lose a hundred beeves,
but forgive the shek, mother, dear,
and forget it. Grieve out. You still
have dear little Theodore, who must be
a great comfort to you. and you still
have your fair, weather friends., who
love you while you are spending money
on them. I am sorry to have disap-
pointed you by marrying the man of my
choice, but it can’t be helped now. I
LOVE BILL JAY, and he’s the man I
want to live with. Morris Shephard
was a dear little boy and some girl
who craves position and social power
will find great satisfaction in the ac-
quisition of Morris; but think of it.
mother,, to be reminded 365 days in
the year that you have married a high
ami mighty congressman, and that his
position has elevated you several feet
beyond women whose husbands are not
congressmen. I couldn't stand the
strain, mother, for I have no reverence
for anybody’s position, not even my
own, unless it be one that I hve made
for myself by sheer force of natural
superiority. As for the English attache
to the British embassy, now; mother,
dear, ould I live with a man who would
This week a special lot of all wool
I anamA plaited skirts in black,
brown or blue. Just received, will
be ...... on sale .......$5.00
Fine imported German voile skirts,
............$9.oo
Stilsh skirts, made ot the new
hetona and wool on r n
Rajah cloth ....................
Wooltex nobby skirts in all the
........................$10.00
WHITE WASH SKIRTS.
Mew Uno now ready, Q4 nn
13.98, 32.50, 31 50 and......) I iUU
Ladies’ Wash Sulls
Wash suit., made of gingham and
seersucker, pretty styles, all wash-
able colors, J7.50, . nn
$5.98 and .................JU.UU
Silk Petticoats $5.98
An.exceltent quallty ot sllk taffeta
petticoats in black, white, browns,
tans, blues and other nn
shades, only ...................
New Spring Sulls for Ladies
Madame Butterfly tailored suits 'In
"ew .tan*, browns, Copenhagens,
Tho new butterfly bleeve this week
at'.r^.T.’.......$15.00
Wooltex high class tat. qor An
lored ladies’ suits........)ZDiUU
New Spring Dress Goods
New Cotton Voiles. Pineapple TIs-
Mercerized Plaids, Shimmer
MulN a 11. the.new plaids, checks,
stripes; also all plain An’
colors........................zyc
New French ftn(j Scotch nr.
Ginghams................. LJC
White Waists of lawn, lace or em-
broidery trimmed; an excel 76.
lent 31.00 value, only ... . ......I UU
Specially Good Values in White
Lawn Waists of lace or embroidery
, trimming, usually gold at Ao,
31.25, for .....................UOC
AT $1.25 this week you get Waists
of white India lawn, tucked front
ship 11a.m. and 2 p. m. n. Y. P. U.
7:15 p. rn. Judge D. E. Simmons presi-
dent. All cordilly invited.
Central Christian Church, Corner
West Eighth and Colorado Street—Dr.
J. V. Lowber, pastor, Evangelist J. V.
Coombs will preach in the morning at
11 o’clock on "New Creature in
Christ." In the evening at 8 o'clock
hU BubJect will be 'The Question of
the Ages." Sunday school 9:80 a, m
Y. P. H. C. E. 7 p. m. Evangelist
Coombs will preach at Hyde Park in
the afternoon at 4 o'clock, Mr. and
Mrs. F. F. Dawd will conduct the
music at all tbesg services.
roich 200 ^Tto lawn----------15c
40-inch 250 white India An.
Cameo long cloth, 4 0 4 o.
yard-wide ..............IZ I “ZC
English long cloth, bolt q: rn
$2.50 quality bolt of Q:r
English long cloth, only..., 11 I J
Check nainsook, extra Q
good grade, only. ......O 1 “Ju
White Scotch madras with figure
and stripes for shirts for men and
boys, also shirt waist nnp
suite, only ...................LUC
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ECZEMA
And other torturing, dis-
figuring humours, inflam-
mations, itchings, and
chafings of infants, children,
land adults instantly relieved,
Un the majority or cases, by.
warm baths with Cuticura
Soap and gentle applications
of Cuticura Ointment, the
great Skin Cure. This pure,
Sweet, and gentle treatment
permits rest and sleep, ahd
points to a speedy cure in
the most distressing cases,
when all else fails.
Guaranteed absolutely pure and
0lay be used from the hour of birth.
-ssStS’tSS'i®
"Benjamin, dear, I think our function
Knight will be a most brilliant success
d I want you to be— What’s that? It
Light to be a success, because it coat
hough to buy a young farm, and more
ian you ver expect to pay fur an-
her blamed party? Why, Benjamin.
Lar, I am surprised at you making a
lek about such a little thing as the ex-
ense of an afternoon bridge party, fol.
wed by a dance in the evening, when
lose things are positively necessary if
he maintains a posit lop in society such
b mine, and you surely don't begrudge
he little expense of this party, do you?
[would not think you would be so short
hd ° at a little expense like this,
"lttle expense, the dickens! Do you
nil 3500 a small amount to be spent on
f blamed bridge party by a fellow who
I knee-deep in debt and no earthly
how to get out? Gosh blame the luck,
pu ain’t satisfied with running up a
100 board bill on ine each month, with
immings that amount to almost ab
Hch more, with your confounded
plug© party prizes, your carriages and
pur flowers and theaters and all such
om foolishness, just for the sake of
eping up with those blamed fools who
re going the gaits and can’t afford it
B. Q. M. LEAGUE.
A Croat Missionary, Dr. A. B. Rico,
Will Bpoak Today.
The invitation committee of the
B. G. M. league hoc xecured ona of ihe
ereatest misalonarles in the Presby-
terton denomination to addresa He
meeting thia aftetrnogn at 3 o'clock in
the Terrel street Methodint church Dr.
A. II. Klee ha. recently returned froth
China where he has been in active
work and he has neveral very Intel eat-
In* curios from the far enst to Il!u..
trate hie talk thl» afternoon. He I. an
IntereutinK spoaker and what ho hoc
White Waists of mull, Indian linen.
Persian lawn, in a dozen styles of
embroidery and lace trimmed; also
clusters of tucks and medallions;
these Waists are superb c: rn
values, on sale at.,/.......vliuu
Merry Widow sailors $5.00
and up.
Pattern Hats $10.00 and up
Hats made to order on
short notice
Ginghams and Percales
Now dress gingbams, pretty
designs, 16c. 12 1-20 and...... I UC
36-inch madras shirting«o 4 nn
worth 150 a’xard, for o IZ l“ZC
Muslin Skirt Bargains
20 dozen ladies' good muslin shirts
with deep flounce of embroidery,
extra wide shirts, worth no.
31.25, only ................... UOC
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I Easter Novelties for Easter Wear
Men’s Vests 98c
One lot man's white and Qn-
fgured 11.50 vests for..... ...“Ou
■py more than we can, and yet you
■ link I ought to sit still and let you
dvo a party that costs me $500 with-
■it a word. I tell you. ATatilay. I am
Ered of this and I have about reached
Ee limit of my endurance. You have
about as much business in this
Eashirgton society as pne.of my old
EWs down on the ranch; you fit in just
bout as well, but like a good many
■ her fool women I know, yo imagine
Ebu are cutting a swell here, when you
Bight to be at home. You wasn’t raised
■> no such society as this, and with all
Eur airs, you are a very poor imita-
■on of the real thing, and you don’t fool
■body but yourself; but I can tell you
■ ght now,-1 am done with soclety and I
■on’t propose to show up at your
Hamed party tonight, and I don’t pro-
mse to foot another bill, either, do you
■ ar me?” said Mr. Grace, chewing his
Eear savagely, as he glanced at his.
■ Ife over his paper.
"Why. Benjamin, dear, how can you
meak so disrespectfully of my swell
■arty, to which I have invited nobody
gut the swellest society folks in Wash-
egton. Not a single congressman's
• ife is invited, and only a few of the
fading senators' wives. I selected with
reat care those women who are swell
ressers and good bridge players, for
othing spoils an affair more than to
lave common looking women with last
Khar’s gowns on at a stylish party, and
■ there is a bore on this earth it 1^ a
roman who can’t play. bridge or is a
oor player. Why. positively. yester-
lay at Mrs, Goldlace’s party I was
Servous enough to scream because my
artner was a tiresome woman who
fade such poor plays continually that I
actually had to reprimand her very
hharply several times because of her
ad plays; why. positively she was not
ven fit to hol the dummy hand,
there is no excuse for a woman being
norant about bridge these days when
verybody who pretends to be in society
It all plays the game, so I have se-
ected.very carefully this company, and
I have only swell _ dressers and good
rdge. players. To be sure. It did cost
little money, but/you know, one must
bend money if one goes into society,
low, tonight I do hope you and Mazle
| ill behave properly. it seems that- I
lin "ever depend on either of you any
pore, to help me with my social enter-
[rises, and since Bill Jay has been here
Kazio has actually snubbed everybody
Iso for him. Oh, it is dreadful the wav
hat girl throws away good chances,
nd I really have lost hope that she will
ver What is that letter, Benjamin?
f It is mine, give It to me instantly.
Ido hope it is not a note declining my
avitatlons for this afternoon and to-
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Ladiest patent Blucher Oxfords with I
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ladles’ patent pumps with patent I
leather bow, turn sole (Q nn I
Ladies’ patent and kid Ao FA I
Bluchers .................. LJU I
Ladies’ kid Blucher oxfordsto Gn I
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FOR MEN. I
Men's all patent e nn I
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Men’s guaranteed Oxfords in pat- l
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and vid ...... I
Men’s union made Oxfords in tan I
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Men', union made oxtords, canA I
wuarnteed ............... I
For boy« and (Irie we have a I
complete lino nt 32,50, $20 and I
11.60 whoen; alio • full ussortmont I
of children'. Oxforda, n, well ** I
■ tyllnh nort Hole. For Infanta. t
Ladies' Summer Vests
Swiss ribbed summer vests, 4 n, %
cool and durable.......... 1 UC S
Extra els© for stout 4r,
people ..........-.......... IOC
Silk finished and mercerized ORn
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