Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1897, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1897-14 PAGES. = Take the Arrowsmith Piney Point Saturday at 6 o'clock. BY THE Mt. Pleasant Field Band. i will leave SATURDAY clock, returning Sunday Parties wishing to ia At ili ACU m stay over, tekets will be good on Tuesday's beat. Enjoy Mnsic, Rowling, Billianls, Fishing, Crab- bing. tnd Salt Water Bathing at this fa- mous resort on the Lower Potomac. Tickets, Including steamboat fare going and re. ng wt the hotel and excellent seashe ‘To be had only upon application amd or to WA! B. WILLIAMS, 7th and D sts. nw. CHURCHILE, loth st. mw. Jy2-60a “DUQUESNE” SPECIAL BICYCLES. of these Superb $160 Duquesne Spe- 1 sell for $65.09. DUQUESXE, STANDA Reduced from to only 0.00. i with the worderful automatic hub ASHINGTON eves c0., 1115 9th St. N. W. _W. S. McARTHUR, Manager. ___Je30. Fritz Reuter, Hotel and Restaurant. OR. PA. AVE. AND 4%, ST. NLW. alar Dinner served from 5 to 8 o'clock. Sundays, from 1 to 3 ie Oysters or Little Neck Clams on half rtie Soup. Salmon Troat, finan atoes Parisien Queen "Olives, dls pring Onions, “Mixed Sweet Looster Salad. Mayonnaise dressing toes. Rolled Breas of Beet. . < Naturell "clock. Js f 07 “Admirals.” — 07 *‘Yales.” The for F demand still e the Yale g mer tires. JacobsBros., 1229 Pa. Ave. ~ + mm Factory to Rider. 0 Superb Owen, $52.00. rion ‘Trimmings. co. NN. 1805 Model, MANFY., OWEN SS NEW LONDON, any p or ask any rider of pital Cycle Co.,?; nes Call and a. our wheels. Ca Sir 14th , Pioneer House. Per ee 6 = a oi: $ Alccholism, morphine ;) and opium using can be‘ cured in 5 days! The Hill Jama Cure fs a home in z remedy—certain to effect its parpose in every instance! Has no reactionary ef- f requires no time «pent at a sani- tarium, and is comparatively inexpensive. OOM 26 SS, 3) Featherweight BLUE SERGES. Suits to Order, $15.50. The color is guaranteed to stand sun and sea air. Samples and measurement guide sent. Open evenings until 9 o'clock. Six Little Tailors 941 Pa. Ave. N.W. jaa. 70 GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES— Liebig Company Extract of Beef. my21-fimly 5 OLD SOL HISSING HOT! Were you prepared for the sudden and severe onslaught of No, thcr let us remind you that we were and ure prepared for just such an emergency with the coolest of summer stuifs, and that this being a COMPULSORY SALE! Affords great edvantagcs to 21 buyers of MEN'S and BO" Ere country’s natal CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHINGS, ix the last day in which to make your purchases for the proper celebration of your y. We urge you to come early. Tomorro 98c. Men’s Cassimere Pantaloons, 98c. MEN'S SUITS—One and two of a $1.98 Bicycle Suits, *™ $1.98 HOT WEATHER GOooDs— PONGEES, SICILIAN, CLOTH AND ALP. SUITS Cutaway — Coats, I wool, small stzea_only Were $7.87, $8.75, $10, Yo 35, breast measure. + MEN'S SUITS—Sizes up to $2.98 Rare bargains $3.98 $3.98 tose, Great $4.98 ee : $5.00 3 TS SUITS. $5.00 renee e mrpine, We rammed 1.75 Sale.. lots.” Your boy need not go without $2.00 fanes cheviot and ‘ a sple span new Fourth of July sult. fale. > $2.50 Sule . silk mixed, $6 -00 COTTON TW! SUITS, ro 8 years. Double-brengted "jackets, 62¢ Stripes and plaids. Sale. ‘ ° Navy Blue Shetland ree, Halrline Cass., md Scotch Tweed. Sale $648 Russian Duck, Crash, Mobalr and Fancy Mar- nellles Vests. Sale prices. SEPARATE BICYCLE PANTS from 98c. RGES, MOHAIRS, 10c., 25c., 50c. Office MEN'S Balbriggan Underwear, blue, brown, tan and matural —30e. kh * 25c. Soft Sumer Imported Madras Shirts, $1.25 kind.... 25Ce 4-ply Linen Collars, We. kind.. Faney String Ties, 25c. share the same 923 925 it pees > ‘We have Cameras; Coats, 10c., 25c., 50c, HATS AND CAPs. ‘The manufacturer's line of samples of Boys’ and Children's Straw Hats, which we put on sale last week, will hardly last through tomorrow—The wholesale prices were $2, $1.50, $1, Tc. They go at 25e. and 48e. each. FURNISHIN MEN'S ATS. Alpiues, Derbys and Fedoras. AIl fashienable shades, from 98c. Straw Hats from . 12. kind Bee our display of TRUNKS on Mass. ave. side. They are under the ban and svld at manufacturer's prices—Telescopes, Satchels fate. CTOR E. ADLE OUTFITTER TO MEN & BOYS, Seventh Street N. W. CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. and R | 927 929 Valises Oeresessesegegessacsassece * Such Wheels? | a Nee : We do anything and everything Photo- $ ‘ graphic. All the way from printing and t at ? developing-after you've gotten through e ‘ “pressing the button,” to selling you any- 4 é} ° {thug "Photaxraphte” you may ak tor. 3) uc rices 2 Prices of the hed-rock ebaracter, and a 4 guarantee of satisfaction. Mail order busi- 4 2 You rarely see—we don't try to m ‘ ess a specialty. See us. money on secord-hind wheels Pee d Pa. A > simply sell them quick. At prices « Walford’s, 477 and gog Pa. Ave. , Ife these they don't walt long for ‘ir ovners: 2 A Lee eee ee ewe rere ee re 3 HE gleiine Spectet 50 OFT TITSS 125 Stearns Special. BARRA ARRARR ARAL ERRRALREA $135 Stearns Special. >Wanted--Men “* $5 Balas : == pu ipectal. *9T miodel, ‘slightly used. 50 60 model 5 res JONES & BURR,| HUMORS OF ALL KINDS ‘Kidney Troubles ‘Blackistone ISLAND MINERAL WATER. clear as crystal—pleasent tasth 2 after drinking! We have testimonials on tle > from Washingtonlans men of standiu tu the The bicycl bargain hunter "97 TO TRY model. rame "97 mod r 65. IROQUOIS BICYCLES ARE STILL $100. Iroquois Cycle Co., 810 14th St.N.W. my26-3m,40 i SESSPFOPOOLADOL EEL“ ED OE4GSS Stat tetatetatndadl > wtuin to give relief within 24 to 36 hours Pcsitively the finest of diureti Ren Re Mt Al Mc Ride a “KEATING” | verifying by their personal ox- chiims we make for Blackistone. > dozen. él on both a . F st. nw. t a € 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 —and it'll be an easy matter to keep ahead of the bunch. It's an West End Cycle Co., 730 15th St., Above Riggs Bank. Jy2-20 fithths he adhd dh teddies iadh thd ded Will find just the “snap” he wants—and at just the price he'd like to pay—here. Tip-top bargains tn second-hand wheels — pric WY VV VV eww errerree all the way from Eat = SoH it it 99 * “next to nothing” up. = C7THE 1897 ExVox Hoe only i I up = genuine high-grade wheel In Amer- —in the races July 5 by riding the speedy oe ee eee wes “Dayton.” You'll find many at ‘the eed rienced riders will be whcel-wise the wise. Did you notice the ton’ front” last Saturday? We've some Daytons"’ to show you wow. The price !s $100. B. A. Ryan & Co., 1238 9th. H. 8. GAITHER, Sub-Agent. seco-16a SOLE D.C. AGENTS, 513 Ninth St. Northwest. Jy2-t, 9th and H st Dayton.” Profit by their experience and | “‘Mertx’a Drug News.” Several Seasonable Specials. Going-away time is the time to save. ‘The less money 'you spend in preparations the more you'll have to see a good time with ‘while on your vacation. Cut prices run riot through our stock ‘at present. Here are severat of the most tempting of- ferings: { Matabele Insect Powder, quickly and thor- oughly exterminates bigs and insects of every description. Thrce-sise boxes—re- duced to 10c., 20c. & 40c. LEIBIG’'S STERILIZED EXTRACT OF MALT, a tonic that'll rejavenate your whole system. 15c. bot.; $1.50doz. bots. FINE VIOLET WATER, delightfully re- freshing—in three sizes: 50c., 75c. & $1. MERTZ’S Pharmacy, lith & F Sts. Jy2-600 ENTS number of they? Most of them second- hand. Some ant iquated models. Some few "96 wheels. trast can day bicycles for But what kind of wheels are You them. $50 ’97 Crescents. wheels made to sell for $50. Wheels that have all the \- provements. Wheels that are fully gu: the largeat wheels works in the world. ‘are worth $50. WESTER) Close at 5 p.m. dally. Chocolate Goat Shoes for Misses, Boys and Children reduced from $1.50 and $1.75 to $1.15. Be in Saturday! ( “COLUMBUS” Dropped first! Asie, $50 Wheel for ang Didn't wait for'the dthets to drop prices. ‘The $100 “Columbus” was dropped to $50 at the beginning of the new year. “Tis “the? bicycle bargain of the season at $50. All the ‘97 improvements. Ladies’ and men’s models, Easy terms—$10 down, $2 weekly. We investigation. Co., * Houghton 2, es. Jy2-20d wenn A DRUGGIST WHO SUBSTITUTE drugs that he thinks “just as an those your, physician orders is taking the Hyves of sick folks in his own hands. Your physician knows what will ure. Your druggist Las ro right to tamper ( $ court ——— with preseripiions. We don't. We prescriptions as your physician wants them put up. We use ouly pure drugs. We hever ake mistakes. Arlington Drug Store, Cor. Vt. Ave. & H St. 4#* & Pagges: 20d E CKEAM—BEST EVER MADE IN WASIING- : J. T. WALKER SONS, 204 10111 ST. N.W_O TON—By gal. or qt. Delivered to families. $1 Cared by Cuticura Soap, 2n4,,t5 sk" made t Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos, |p .: 60c. per half gal. pure and owhite. Al: druggists, aints, Brushes, Lime, Cement, two and threc- phone 572, EUREKA DAIRY, mL15-m,w,fly ply Roofing Material. sel Jy2- 620 13th st. Sertetoctoete ee onenenheteteenntentetetoeettetolpeto dott etait netettieto ladon tein ntenttentete teenies Orillia lili le ltteer tote ep h ADA AEA ADEE DRDDAADARRAEEKREER RAKED EDRAAKEKDRAEEEKAKEKE EKER EK ae ; dyl-iw The ord to any Bicycle STATES OF AMERICA A rec- more, but- They're Worth It. highest grade and price of the UNITED in be proud of, isn’t.it? The price was right when wei: fixed it January Ist, 1897; the’ goods were right, and the sales havé béen ALL RIGHT. Ramblers ®cosi€-a tittle ear ” Remember, you can’t bity_ better than the best. eg Gormully & Jeffery Mfe. Co., 1325-27 14th N.W. Down-town Agency, 429-31 10th N.W. IN SPORTING CIRCLES (Continued from Sixth Page.) Croms to Gi Hit to Grady; Hallman to cr Time—1.40. Umpire—MecGinty. —Croe, by pitcher—Cross. Phillies Have Taken Elixir. The Quakers pulled themselves together yesterday at home, defeating the visiting Brooklyns by the score of 16 to 2. The home club put up an old-time batting ex- hibition, while Tcylor held the visitors well in hand, their two tallies coming in the last inning. BROOKLYN. R.ILO. PHILADELPHIA. RH. 0 i Coney, cf. 2306 0 2100 o 4200 ° 32700 ° 2400 1 1411 4 1230 . c 1 2120 A. Smith, 6 rie re 3 Daub, p 0 0 Taylor, p. 2010 Totals, 2\ Totals..... 2 Brooklyn. -2 Philad -ph’ 16 Earned runs—Philadelphia, 10. Two-base hits Clements, Gillen, Cross. "Three-base hits —Dele- Lajole. Home run—Clements. Stol +f s—Oft 3 jor, 1. Passed pltch—Daub, ; Philadephia, 9% ‘Time Colonels Easy Victims, The Cincinnatis played at Louisville yes- terday and the Colonels were easy vic- tims, the Red Legs getting the game by the score of 14 to 4 A local amateur played third for the Colonels and did well. CINCINNATI. | LOUISVILLE. R.H.O.AE. RALOAE. Burke, if....2°3°1 1 SeeorK) Hoy, ¢ 53340 f701210 % Boas f13 400 3210 oo3 xii 2230 02911 0370 o110e)1 0304 110230 50183 11542 71100 o1i14i1 Totals.....14 2027 11 2! Totals..... 412 Cincinnati. 02 Lontsvilie.... 0001306 Earned runs—Cincinnatl, 2; Louisville, 1. Firat base on errors—Cincinnutt, 3; "Louisville, 1. Left on bages—Cineinnat Louisville, balls—Of Cunningham, 1. Stris 2. Sacrifice hit—Conningham. hases— Ri Burke. Double play—Peitz and_C pitched batl—Corcoran, Hock. Time Anson's Work Was a Feature. Killen pitched good ball for the Pitts- burgs at Chicago yesterday for five in- nings and then the Ansonites went at him hammer and tongs, batting out a victory by the score of 13 to 5. The feature of the game was Arson’s playing at first. PITTSBURG. H.O.A.E. Connor, 2b... Griffith, p..- Donoiue, ¢ Totals Chicago. Pittsburg. tsbure, 2. 7. Two-base hire, Sacrifice hit—Donovan. Lanse, Connor (3), Donovan. Double play Griffith, “McCormick and Anson. | Struck out Griffith, 2; by Killen, 1. Bases on balls—Of Kille 3. Hit with ball—Ktiten. Time-2.00. Umpire— Sheridan, Teday’s Schedule and Werther. Washington at Baltimore—clear. Boston at New York—cloudy. Brooklyn at Philadelphia—cioudy. Pittsburg at Chicago—clear. Cincinnati at Louisville—hazy. St. Louis at Cleveland—clear. BASE BALL GAMES. Stolen LOCAL One of the Best Amateur Contests of the Season. One of the best amateur games played here this season was put up by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and West End teams at National Park yesterday. The Bureaus won out in the eleventh inning, the score having been a tle from the sev- enth, when each side had five runs. The winning run was made by Moreland, who pushed out a neat single, stole second and was sacrificed the remainder of the dis- tance. Both teams put up a splendid game, the fielding of both being up to profession- al style. An idea of the sharpness of the West End's play may be gained from the second inning, when, with three men on bases, and no one out, the next three men were retired in short order. The game was full of just such plays, and the excitement throughout, especially in the last three or four innings, was intense. Sullivan started in to pitch for the West Ends, and it was his work that helped re- tire the three men in the second inning. He was relieved by Nugent, who allowed but five scattered hits to be made off his delivery. Winkleman was rather easy for the West Enders, and gave way to Nichols in the seventh, the latter being very effec- tive. For the Bureaus McCauley led at the bat with three hits, while Moran and Loveless led with the stick for the West End: Moran hit out a homer and a double. whi McCauley got a triple and two singles. ‘The score: u ) WEST ENDS. -H.0.A.E. | R.H.O.A.B. 12-1 0 Souther, rf.¢ 0 10 0 015 0 0 Moran, #s...2 2.37 0 317 u1o0 1000 old amp 2 @ 4 420 Flaherty, If. 0 2 0 0 611 Kleinsch't.ef @ 1 3 0 322 Nichols, rf..1 1 1 0 100 Moreland, ¢. 1 211 1 100 ‘Totals. 6 13 33 13, Bus Bureaus. 0 01-6 West Ends 1 00 OS Earned runs—Bureaus, 2; West Ends, 1. . Three-base hits—Winkelman, Ni ase hits—Mora 1. Left —Bureaus, ff Winkel” Loveless, Moran tind Loveless. Wi man, 1; Ee Nichols, 1; by Wild piteh— Nichols. Passed bails—Moreland, 2. Umpire—3Mr. Hayden. Time—2.50. C. A. C. and Interstate Commerce. The feature of the game which took place yesterday afternoon on Columbia Field be- tween the Columbia Athletic Club team and the team of the Interstate Commerce Commission was a lightning triple play, participated in by Wolf, Gladden and New- ton of the Interstates. Three Columbia men were on bases, when Hendley hit to Wolf. Wolf threw to Gladden, forcing out Bolway at the plate; Gladden fired the sphere with Newton at first, retiring Hend- Jey, and then the ball was quickly returned to Gladden just in time to catch Stock- slager, who had tried to seore. The game was won by the C. A. C. team through miserable fielding on the part of the In- terstates. Columbia repeatedly made long hits that should have been singles, and, although the Interstate boys made a double besides the triple play, and were quick in the ‘infield, their fielding lost them the game. Bolway led at the bat for the Cc. A. C., while Houlahan and Gladden se- cured the stick honors for the Interstates. The score: H -H.0.. RH.O.AE. 110 ooszi 33 1320 o1 2430 26 1823 11 z018 20 @o1 17 rer 0 oeor ° 1020 Ra on : 1-@ Harned rens—Isterstates, - 2 First hose by errors—O, A. C., 2 bases—Inter- 45 6 on balls—Oft 7 CAC base ‘off Leach, $. Struck out—By Wolf, 3; by Home runs—Green, Lewis. Three-base hits—Bolway. r ‘Twobase hits— "Gladden .- Stolen beses— Gladden (2), He , Stocksinger (2), Leach. Double, play—Cromin y. Triple play—Wolf ro Chesley. to Gladden to Newton. Hit by pitcher—By Leach, 3: by Wolf, 2. Passed ball—Coleman. Time Umpire ae, Dick Beall. wy ——— Bareae of Foreign Commerce. Secretary Sherman has changed the title of the bureau of statistics of the State De- partment to that of bureau of foreign commerce,and has correspondingly changed .the title of Frederic Emory, the chief, _ Ps ss Segendertesdengesgecgentenenteatontongonontectecgeneateatenteateatetoniortergecintintonton sect Be ss a oe ed See Seegongessongontonteegeesenge tondoadengeedeateesengeoteae Set SDL gestecgeaeteateatontentecgecgectecnzengongetecgen < Hecht & Company--the credit givers--515 7th st. “The store where your promise to pay bays as much and for as little as cash.” Skip the other sales, gentlemen, for these legitimate, honest values. Skip all their claims and boasts and anchor in the harbor of quality and trustworthiness. Just see the values which are lined up for you tomorrow — which come from the David Marks & Sons purchase. And to think that you may select just what you wish and pay for it as you can—a little each week or month. Hecht’s is as much of a men’s clothing store as it is a woman's, and no matter what you hear, about the extraordinary values which are being offered them, there are just as big ones for you. Aren't these wonderful inducements? We're offering men's fine crash and pilot cloth suits tn four different styles—that other stores ask $4 for At $1.98. Men's Covert Cloth Bicycle Suits that other stores ask $2.50 and $3 for are here for $1.38. e Offering men’s fine Russian crash Men's Covert Cloth Bicycle Pants—with Suits—thoroughly well made—fine fin- reinforced seat—that other stores ask ished—that other stores ask $6 for— $1.25 for—are bere at ae” 69 cents. Another lot of fine English cheriot suits pee —checks and overpaid patterus—sil sewn, hi id Duttouboles—$15 values— sear Ragrrelor eosraaneeg mad worsted, cheviots and cassimere sults Marks’ highest grade of suitx and fine enongh for any man—Just Ike our $25 values— for $9.50 each. For $7. We're offering men's well-made duck pants that other stores ask $1 and $1.25 for at 48 cents pair. The millinery dept. is overflowing with special values—wonderful ofierings—for tomorrow—the last day you've got in which to shop before the “Fourth.” And just to think, we're making no charge for trimming hats, and we're do- ing it in our own inimitable way. Two big ribbon sales. 4 and 4%-Inch plain all-sitk taffeta Moire ribbons im every color ribbons— with plain and corded edge— | tibbon such as you'll he asked 29°, a yard for where—also S-inch red —will be offered for moire sash ribbon—will go for 19c. yard. 74c. yard. Hat and flower special. munch a lot of Indies’ ‘anama straw sailors which you could desire—a splendid quality for 15e, We shall bunch a lot of apple blos- fonis, field flowers, with follage 1 all season for as bh and clover with foliage, which sold for a3 high as 39c.—will go for ” 29¢, 15c. Ladies’ wash skirts and suits —are going at ridiculously low prices. We'd rather sacrifice now while you're wanting them than wait till after—and you'd much rather have us. Lot of ladi Lot of ladies’ Lot of ladies" Lot of ladies" Unen crash skirts— =e on pa striped duck sults novelty crash skirts thoroughly shrunk blue striped pure —tnade blazer style — trimeed = with and thoroughly grass Mnen skirts— white and colored with the —in such patterns made, with deep a as white with blue | @uck, Io Eton and hems, and made u hems—propen width generously full, stripes, and blue mcaglivanc reeeead and $1.75 valnce_ Which cannot be with white stripes re dead aie ST caeceaees. sik liek coe with covered but- will go for oa tons—and worth po pay ——— 0 for a day at less than $4—for 79¢. each. ggc. each. g9c. each. $2.98 each. We shall call a halt on the 43c. underwear. We cannot keep up the sale any longer than the lot holds out. 4% As large as it was, it is petering out. Think of buying 98c. and $1.50 3 underwear for 43c. Hundreds of ladies’ cambric and muslin gowns, in “1 Hamburg embroidery and Lice; fine cambrie at and clusters of tucks and Hamburg embroider trimmed with torchon aud Valenclemt lace amd embroidery and cambric ruffle at bottoms. tine u cambrie ruffle, sume with narrow embroidery ruffle whieh you can match ehewhere for less than 9Se., $1 Hecht’s have a 43c. wrapper sale that no woman who needs any should fail to attend. You'll find % them on tables on the second floor because there wasn’t room enough on the regular floor—not near as much as the crowds around ¥ these tables required. The finest of Merrimac percales, which have % never been known to sell for less than a dollar, are going at 43c. Two shirt waist sales, and in them they are offering the greatest values beyond a shadow of a doubt that were ever offered. No old-season’s styles, but fresh, crisp, up-to-date garments—the creations of Holtzman and Jonas- sen, the makers of the celebrated “Marquise” and “Sunshine” waists. 39C. Inens—the “novelties” which have been selling for $4 and $4.50—white leven and 75€. colored detachable collars. The balance of the 29c. corsets —those which are left from that immense lot of summer corsets which have created such comment and which were never before sold for less than 69c.—will surely go during the next day or so. Selling a 6yc. corset for 2gc. well indicates Hecht’s superior buying abili- ties. These offerings go for another day. Ladies’ leather belts, with the new harness buckles, and black silk belts, with bress iminiature buckles, which cost you 30c. elsewhere, are here at 16c. each. es, trimmed with . trimmed with torchen lace ‘orset covers V and square meck, cambrie chemises, trimmed with in umbrella skirts, trimmed with There is not a garment in the lot , and there are Lundreds that will cost you for your choice of figured Iawns, Fret Which have detachable collars and pointed yokes, nd French Madras waists h sold up to $1.50. for your chotce of fine lawns, batistes, lappet lawns, silk and satin-striped grass All that are left of the ladies’ nov- elty check skirts—rustle lined and vel- vYeteen bound, which soid for as high as $3, will go for 89¢c. each. Lot of ladies’ figured brilljantine skirts—rastle lined and bouad—which sold for as high as $3.50, will be of- For 2 day Medit’s will offer you la- dies’ linen colars, all the leading styles —the regular 15¢. collars for gtc. each. awe a $1.14 each. A lot of lodies’ fast black and tan plain and drop-stitch bose will be of- Lot of ladies’ covert cloth bicycle fered for a day for gsc. pair. instead of 19c.—their regular value, sults—with bloomers aad divided skirts and leggins, $4 values, will be offered for $1.98 each. A lot of Indies’ Swisx ribbed vests, neck and sleeves run with taps, which are the regular 19c. values, will be of- fered for a day at 5c. each. Lot of ladies’ blue flannel bathing suits, trimmed with white braid, will be offered for $1.49 each. And these, too--in boys’ wear. Beys’ wash galatea cloth laundered and with the summer suits, prettily trim- patent button band—for med ard “well made—the $1.50 sort about town—tor pants—which are SOc. yal- Ucs and made to sell for that—for In the hat and furnishings dept. A lot of men’s woven Madras neglige shirte—with detached cuffs—$1.50 values— for 89c. A lot of men’s regular 25c. suspenders— fere good webbing and good buckie—for 12%c. larly. Hck fina