The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, UNE 21, 1907. 7. epeare ts to be read and studied for} You Like 1" “The School tor } cteriology, in the Bureau of| 4 7 t , | president, it has never before been | police, who were at once notified, | filcted upon himself last Tuesday COAL MONOPOLY WAS bo Nterary bes mp his works are no | Scandal Remoo and Juliet,” and} Plant Industry at Washington, |represented tn this exclusive so: | found no trace of the criminals. night, Fiddler had taken @ 28 call- = ser bes ning or attractiv@as) “The Merchant of Venice. Do. cloty. Recovering From Wound. ber revolver into the yard to el i en | Mrs. Leary Honored. Held Up at Early Hour. Leonard Fiddler of 662 Hroad at, |it and the gun was accidentally dis Mra. Witea Ferry Leary, of Beat Two armed men held up P. 8. | in slowly recovering at the Waynide | Charged, the bullet pe rating his tle, has received notice of her so | Pate between Third and Fourth on | hospital from a bullet wound tn right leg just below the knee tection as vice fegent of the Mount | Beneca @arly this morning The | cee — ernon Ladies’ tation - _ SUITS FOR LARGE MEN. on Ladies’ association, a $1 Eye Glasses If you wear them we have glasses a, | ul when @ gtar capable of filling the shoes of the master players | who have gone before, steps into a Shakespearean presentation, these - — a tiona are forgotton, and the old from first pase) — | that the Northern Pacific ts ole Shee sik eat aan eorenely #0 AGROUND duty of which ip to preserve tha | a fine Jersey for only We have one department for old home of George Washington | $250. Come in and see them. |the extra big man. W. 1. Hw ~\to withdraw all tte coal from the a at Mount Vernon, Although this Mall's, 1111 Piret av *** inson @o., cor, 2nd and Union to suit any purse and fit any eye. Jest June and is stiit | MAFKEC monn that Seattle oventw hay yn dee geitbn ml tere 3 i sinto was named after the first Examination by experts Schuchard “ mine | Sty fe to be deprived of coal from | tne’; A x : oo on Optical Co., 1207 Becond oe the adv 1 famine | Ravonndale cad Motmont mines | (22, @elighttul features of this ole-| In attempting a passage inside SUITS FOR LARGE MEN aah 1 close to the wharves We have one department for ntly staged revival is the singing | the buoys a while ; ft the Cedar] Wales Rave — out in the past.| of the charming lyrles ne Away,/at Astoria, tho steamer Yoo the extra big man. W. B, Huteh an when Cee ate Cavell Cathom, | Death,” “Mixtrons Mine” and “Who|from San Francisoo ran a igaon Co,, cor, 2nd and Union, *** | Your savings for a decade ‘oft the a dale mines, ship largely to other Is Sylvia?” by Lionel Hogarth, who! last night Bb ja shippir ——————— SESE %) may not amount to a fortune, 4 Ernees Ca eee ee ney ee akar | played the part of Feste, a clown, | water and, although sho drove hard, % ‘sith the Pacitic Cog Beare ole OE the Pa, | Mise Allon will be seon in “Twolfth the increasing tides are expected but they provide a mighty good | acer efore begin {cit Const compat the. Geattio| NSM” tonight and tomorrow |to float her tonight or tomorrom | |} foundation for one. the Pa COM-| Oe und ‘a few emailer, shippers. Wilt be seen In acts of various clase) erg STRENUOUS TRIP Have You a Piano |X) |] Seve Now—with we company the out | Between these there Is no compe |” a acl Which You Do Not Use? & a erte | .A*° | tition, Practically the same price | ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 21.—Secre ; "i a mated | . tow /{# @aked for the same grade of Seats For Mrs, Fieke, tary ‘Taft left at 9 o'clock this Why don't you make it usef ; Se centract a few : i . eh eos aBigaage te at 9 ole s morn. ” m to ® We P - Beatle ma Jecome [Coat by all producers who ship! Ses on sale at the Third /ing for Washington, He aid: "lL every momber of your family by % e Pay 4% Interest ee eeock | here, | Avenue theater this morning for the) am too fat and this is too stre ; . ale rel A wo 1 Don't Curtall Production. engagement of Mra. Fiske, perhaps! uous 1 iu ev t buying a player which can be at " | ad - . is will never try. euch u trip tached to it? We have # large line On Savings Accounts the Pact! a the greatest living Am “nw ino apparent effort t ‘tail a so venta t ould | no effort to curtail Pro) surrounded by one of the best com | pore coal on ‘ho contract, /duction tm the operating mines. | panies that has ever visited the| LOCAL FLASHES of coal) The gutput is normal for this time) coast will be seen in “The New : ad no marlof the year and veina are being! york tei ‘ Ce teas | again.” Investigations show that there ts who-te eal te be which we would ik &Gm to show you. Branches, Ballard, Rentom, Georgetown, a wtrong play which LLLELE. was forced to} stripped to permit of greater pre | pas wo; no! co Lottery le Rai T I | vn adjustment | duction in the fall when more Ming ee et ele tw ba ay Fabien mes pong heli | James D. Hoge, President ompan, can be secured. p . ie See P N. B, Botner, Cashier. pany |STuere ls ho inceative to curtail| = fgg HE NS dent man, for it tur LUI EEE ERERERLELOLMAELGD GD rae ener Trouble ts Caused. production, With such a large At the Beattie ae 8 Se, eae St — nishos @ safe deposi : MIRBCTORS | producti c Ser 2 " owned by; ng, resulted in the 0 0} Pacific Coast apany fi-| profit in every ton of coal that can| “No Mother to Guide Her” gore] Capture of the owner and Ah Soon, 7 Ferdinand Schmits, J. D. Low- ‘\ te carry oat its con-|be marketed, the operators are|on at the Soattle theater Sunday] jcoxout, and Nick Carter, a player. GOVIRGR. WESIID Oe man, Emanuel Rosenberg, A © the employes | making every effort to get men and | afternoon, to run all next week. | Bo " rd . : te ene wei? VHS cuNmIT OF sudSESS B. Stewart, George Donworth, attered and It/to mine as much coal as possible, | “Chinatown Charlie” will be given’ a... ard Ordere Werk, You'll find the Pacifie & Puge Robt. C. MeCormick, Kaward gonths to cet the mine in} not to retieve the threatened suf-/at the Seattle tonight, tomorrow | ~ ie ppt comand, (he — Hound Bottling Co.'s brand. Here R. Dunn, Chas, H. Bebb, ‘agala, a creat annoyance | fering on the part of the people but | @fternoon and tomorrow night leake W wl hag reverent sions . Bhorrock, President ne note a of our prize James D. Hoge, N. B Soiner. to the operating com-| to swell thelr own profits | Tak aan ae 8 ne we Hartman, Vico- wis popular approval ths And likewise, there ts no proof of | At the Third Avenue. leon ‘Gener Soak, aus anteoer shdenh udge: Ginger ale, lemon soda Inder of the con-| th ged coal aust.” . — + beer roam soda, birch beer, sarsapa . . the remainder o con-|the charge that the alleged coa Faust,” at the Third Avenue, 18 | witl extend from Laschi Park along nder Myors, Seo Illa, seltzer, carbonic, vichy, straw Union Savings & were #0 un-| shortage is brought about by an! proving to be the most successful y 7 the shores of Lake Washingt t manage-|oftert of the rallrosds to punish | SIN yor put on by the Taylor com-| (rth hence page ee? ; Pacific Coast com-|the people, There {s more indi ‘ t ce peop: r > en | pany, There will be a matinee to Commensemant Tonight ‘ » peach and pineapple at Pee Trust Co. is the case of 2 dos tlen set down at your door One trial proves purity, palatabi) ihe management Was) tion that the famine in Seattle was | morrow. down (he mine and) brought about through a division a |, Tonight in the assembly room ot the Seattle college will occur the te for Alaska Banking ‘from the busio after the) of territory which put Beattie tn} At the Lols, " f ft the it d whol ren out tthe hands of the Pacific Const) « ~ as jcommencemont exercises 0! y and wholosomeness. ent fe Deposit Co, Nome, bad Sat the Send: Gil anmames | “The Charity Ball will be seen | year High masa was celebrated Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling lee .. at the Lots tonight, and twloe to! ini morning at the Church of the Company Phone 927 : Coast company have} Greed, rather than revenge, 18) worrow. Next week “A Texas independent operators | the explanation of the coal trouble. | gieer” will be the offering lab 1 [Immaculate Conception, An ‘attempting to open up mi Tomorrow's article, the last of Mies th lorate program will be given to Columbia & Puget Sound) the series, will deal with the cost At the Sta night by the members of the col) | “PRY M’CARTHY’S FLRST’ ——— and largely (rom attempt: | of production of coal and what pro o lege. Right Rev. J. J. Harty, | At 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after-| Manila, will be present and | eattle §=market | Portion the raise of wages bears to) rompany has it! the advance in price, noon the Star theater wil! give {ts | addreas the class. to crush out any tp jregular matinee performance do To Seoure Eligibles operator almost at will od eapecially for the young Examinations will be beld tn & memes that fact, the Sed THE THEATERS * The magic, the dancing, and | sirie July 10, by the civil service! ‘operators have not devel the singing should prove attractive | commission to secure etixibies | ihe coal fields of Western he es to the younger clement this week. | from which to make solections for the position of assistant tm soll| Sale of Children’s Summer Coats and Dresses Gingham Dresses, 750 and $1.00—The . ' ‘caw mas chalie wad have | Children’s Coats All Reduced as they would other haa hare done. Viota Allen. tola Allen Special Matinee. _ — — a pretty baby waist, with pbretelles We t too many Children’s Jackets “esponsibility Divided. Picturesque im ite atmoaphere. At the Grand, Saturday matinee PUTMAN BOOTS If you are go) over shoulder, Are trimmed with | for this season of the year, so we've & special bill, nad a very unusualling camping, they are just what pinin bias bands and have full taken all the sizes up to & ye and ts ] poetic in its lines, and delightfully Me extent that the Pacific! humorous in its playful situation y bas curtailed the|pPweirth Night.” one of the mow one, will be offered, the same tn-| you want for comfort. Hall's, anit joding the important acts from “As | First av ee) Priests ...-:.. 490 BNG GLOD | eet aurrow. They sre all y by discouraging the oper?-| famous of the lighter works of the | A Peter Pan Oress, $2.75—A prettily mado of good wool materials and are independent operators. !\| Avon bard, pleased a large and ap’ made colored lawn, with white collar | gpjendidly tailor Colors sre red for the present COM) preciative audience at the Grand and cuffs; all sizes; $2. 75 navy, brown, gray and fancy mixed ef- priced at sree * fects. Prices run this way ‘The Northern Pacific ts re | jast night. Miia to the amount of its with | Viola Allen's delightful laterpre mi @f coal last year and its) tation of the part of Violin was get cars from the mines | largely responsible for the pleasant neas of this classic revival. There/ CAHEN-DREW COMPANY FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON, A Peter Thompson Dress, $2.7%—This is . made of white Indian Head and is a | Children’s Coats, worth up ie 98 special at SF Perea :.,. BELTS | exnerere com worth wo $2.98 A Peter Thompson Suit at $5.00-—Made | to $4.76, ape from any reement or un - - the ‘companies may dislike Bhakespeare. oP gead ; Seattio’s Economy Center. of pure linen, in white and natural | cpiidren's Coats, sorts 1p ie age =~ price.| many who do not hesitate to say | i Wha a pela dren's Coats, wor $3.98 fae responsible for the pre* | that the day of the classics on the cates; Teen ) i Jackets, $4.50 to $7.50—Very im production to the| stage is past, and that while Shake. | t d y Sp i ] treme $5. 00 oe “ ‘denver — wea Parca Dresses si” G27e—ian of w | Mandzomely talored, eke soa as | ean developments have SUITS FOR LARG choles quality percale, in medium | many natty box and seml-fitting Jac YMOUTH SHOE CO. | 707 SECOND AVE. H sec a eee scam “Bargains” in “Shoes” for | Saturday. Read the Prices: | st! the monopoly of the| We have one department tor | Our Hardware Department ts com shades, with white stripes and white ’ \ plots. Ev . pes an Be adies. Are made of coverts ast company. The an-|the extra big man. W. D. Hutch | erything to be found In an uptodate store will piptngs. Have pleated waists and full | S' ceictuven ‘ies Or, cael eventags be found here for losa than others sell for. Re + iat holce $2 75 and early fall wear Prices ities i Ys by President Bitiott inson Co. cor _ tad and Union. member, during our Great Removal Sale, now ¢ special reductions all over the house. No, 4 Iron Smooth Plane, 9 inches long, complete ¢ Thompson Suits, $4.25 and $6.00—Thone are made of serge | from ....-- $4.50 to $7.50 and mobair, of good, durable, satisfactory quality, and will Children’s Department on the second adjustment s1.60 prove very becoming and serviceable i No. & fron Jack Piase, 14 inches tong, complete dresses, Price ..... aith« re $4.25 : and $6 | floor. adjustment B1.80 nom ae | menage = No. 6 Iron Fore Plane, 18 inches jong, “—— adjustment feos No. 22 Wood Botiom Smooth Plane, # inch complete adjustment No. 102 Iron Block Piane, 5% inches long, com plete adjustment |. ahe No. 18 Iron Block Plane, 6 Inches long, nickel ad justable throat No. 20 Forged Wade Screw Drivers, 2. 8, 4 Br ® long angie size, each .... es Se 10 or 12 Try Square, a nocessary tool around the Women's Summer Hosiery Women’s Knit Underwear * 60 , fal sale. B® eultithdn you wast at the lowest een’ tian ieee mate prices quoted in Benttle, Sale ends tomorrow Rh ee are sample prices — 1 night. Pick oF { you want 19 Hose, 2 Pairs for 2e—Women's Black Cot 50c Unton Suits, 390—Women's Fine Ribbed, Well Finished Cotton Union Suits, with low neck and ton Hose, with ribbed top, high spifoed heels and double soles; guaranteed stainless. Reg ho seoves; wmbrelia pants, trimmed with protty Torchon lace,» shaped waist and taped at - Pair, Worth $2.50 | ST. REGIS advertisnd $3.00 BT > yeomnseaseptenetoanmnat > las price We a pale. Special at 1Se; DEE ea a ala : value Bright Dongola, Patent over 1,000 pairs of these Cale 2c and 35¢ Lace Hose, fio—Take your pick eer gambenez gent geld Ree 39c tomerrow of a big lot of fine cotton hose, in medium and ht; also boot and over lace stockings; many of them are silk embroidered and have ribbed tops. All have Gouble heels anf toes and elastic tops and are extra good values at the regular prices, 29¢ and 36c & pair; choice tomor ree a 21c Shoes, — $2.50 valve. two days at the extremely low ; | an? $1.95 a | | all sizes and brated advertised shoes for 25e Vests Only 19c-—Women’s Vests, in the out sizes, 6 and 9; nice quaifty, with low neck and no sleev taped at neck and arms; reg- 19c ular price 25c each; sale price only Special Prices Good One Week Only. Open Saturday Evening Tilt 10 o’Clock. Bargain---$ 3.00 vader z t 1$0-—-Women's Vests, with high neck for 95¢ HOW 18 THIS for cheap Wom 250 Vests a and long sleeves, made from a fine gauze cot- ton, shaped at waist and taped at neck; these pairs of Ladies’ $2.00 Slip | en's Gray Canvas Oxfords, all {Se Black Stockings, 10¢—Women’s Fine Cot j 1s Mostly narrow width oo Pe eS ton Hose, have no seams and are guaranteed are seconds, but are realty 25¢ gar. 15c ; they 95¢ a, 6 95c stainless; have high spliced heels, double ments; sale price : t BOOT cccccrecees PONE cocsevee eves cece q soles and elastic to; regular price 1 19¢ Undervests, 2 for 25e—Women’s Fancy “Cotton "Vests, with 's Shoes Ibe; special tomorrow at only 10 Conger barred effect; have low neck and no sleeves and are Children’s Best 19¢ Hose, 15c—Those are extra fine cotton ribbed taped at neck and arms, we have all sizes; regular price 1 stockings, with double heels and toes, and flexible tops; you ioe: sale price, 2 for 260, OF, ORCH ......+.+ see ees senses can't buy their equal-anywhere in Seattle at less than 15¢ Misses’ 25c Vesta, 19e—Nice Quality White Lisle Vests, with low AUsi, Spncinl sate pesee, sine. wut nseve eck and no sleeves; taped at neck and arms; excellent 9Q. ff Women's Hose, 3 pairs 61.00—Mediam cotton, gause cotton and values at sale price cc rae $1.00 Shoes, size 3 to T5¢ “9 = 69c CHILD'S S50 Shoes, size 3 to 5 Black Canvas House . iiio8' 1.25 Sh ‘sto 5 to fe Tn... noe econ 95e | . So: oan ite one lisle—take your chofoe; all have high spliced heels, double soles 20c Vests at 15o—Misses’ Gauze Cotton Vests, with high neck and and elastte tops; are absolutely fast dye; most extraor. long sleeves, taped at neck; regular gies 20c; all sizes; at 1 | = SSS Se dinary values at 3 pairs for $1.00; or, a pair ....... * 35¢ the sale price ......++ ee . te eaallle ct c Main Floor. Main Floor | Druggists’ Sundries Byeciel Rook Sele. toe $10.00 to $19.50 Hats at §7. 6. | See. \ 600 volumes of Popular Fic sie gains you Will find waiting for i i} — _ mouth iad aeece | 1420 Second Av. ron Gon Soen | Greatest’ MALLINERY — Wonser ‘Try a pair of these shoes and you will use no other. PLYMOUTH SCHOOL | Child's Extra Fine “PLYMOUTH We wish to call the attention of the public that we are SCHOOL SHOES,” {| offering the greatest bargains in Millinery ever heard of 0 8, sizes | HOB onc rsceeess $1.25 sites $1 25 ||| before. We have all the latest and up-to-date styles and tion by loading authors, such as Jack London, Harold MoGrath, | . ; you in the Drug Department, on Fa i ae i eliiam Michet, | Here's a Bummer Hat Sale you cannot well Sg eee ther writers, andj afford to mise if you have any use at all $00 and ey lowing Utlce— | for actylsh now hat. We have taken all Whe the Trimmed Hats—among them many Wage Femanapees Was tn Tie exclusive models trom the best design | the main Moor, tomorrow. Read them over— Se Sponges, large size, fine grade, special at . Be 25c Bottles of True East. India === ILOREN’S PLY MOUTH nl 8. m ; oye l designs, all going at prices that will surprise you. We or Caskoden aa bi beryl eS x; SHOES, since 8% | Children’s Pate Fine < , < se! " ers in the country, and a big collectio Bay Rum, special at . | MOUTH SHOES” { must vacate, and have no room for our present stock in Granetark’ ae: «MeO poe Sf'the popular wide brimmed Tyrolese PR pane ®. ae * | ‘ $1.50 tea ] 50 Sagas ase cues The Sea Wolf" ....-.,.London Sailors, trimmed with wings and rib | gate & Co.'s Caprice, Monad | ptymouTH scHoo. | °° ovsese Snes i} The Orist oO 0 aa bons—and red them into one Siolet White Lilac, Joukey ft | Girt’ Wxtra Fine “ . = ‘the Poh ieee and special sale for tomorrow. 0 Club and Dactylis; special at if SHOES, sizes dl Raheny Mage ontgh op COME EARLY AND GET THE BEST SELECTIONS. In the Palace of the King” -..; | frame tp #1000, 819.00, 817.80 and Otut at 25¢ Chamols Skin, size 15xIf Bet.-....... 91.09 | 2noer tem"... $2.00 || OMEN'S OL vee Large Girls’ Extra Fine “PLY ICHOOL SHOES, sizes | MOUTH SCHOOL SHOES,” |) The Prisoner of Zenda” ... Hope $19.50 each. Take the Hat er ed tan” morrow at The Master ¢ was Ghraiti | $8.00, $7.50 and $9.50 Hate at $4.15—In this gollection are the popular priced Summer inches; nice for cleaning; special at ‘ ite 35c Stationery, including Baton sizes 2% $2. St. Elmo’ ow Evans ° ’ i z A . e Hats and Stylish Embroidery Hats that Hurlbut’s Highland Linen; 48 a " $2.25 } to7.. ooow 50 e od cocheare esate tox Wister have formed a part of the season's best pieces in a box; special at, the eeing ea e f ee ; Tee Hartané nag gs he ome Wy a ar ee { ‘3 They are all handsomely trimmed and 10c Castile Soap, with Turkish y o he Bo RBROYS’ SHOES The Man on the Box" ss cain | finished. Choice tomorrow 15 Bath Cloth, both articles to . only morrow at se ii ( Lake Reservoir Addition 1s a These books are all handsomely | &t on . es “The Kind That Wear” From the hod aed ¥ Lake Gre k bound in cloth and are clearly Millinery Department, Se nd Floor | Se Blue Seal Vaseline, absolutely H YOUTHS’ “HARD NOX” Shoe. pleasure. Take Green Lake car to Green Lake printed on high grade book pa . = =| pure, extra sf | only por. The regular price is 5Ro sale price seee « erent lots to choose trom, ole pink and hite, specia = Main Floor Ig a and you will have no diffi M let, pink and wal errs es culty im finding just what p you want at an extra saving Station, go out to the Reservoir Addition, where you can SEE SEATTLE, EXP¢ )SITION GROUNDS, LAKES AND MOUNTAINS better than from any point in the city, Large FTLE BOYS’ “HARD NOX” with Horseshoes, sizes to 2, RoYs’ “HARD NOX” Shoes Sto 13%, with Horseshoon, sizes 2% 19¢ Boxes of Peacock Linen Fine Stationery, 48 pieces in a box Wee oa $1.65 / man teeeeers oe $2.25 lote, all: in lawn and fruit, $150 to $425. Terms, Wood to Burn, 49¢ on the price, Just no : Jee “aa $28 and 350 down, $10 per month, Also several Chotee of more than 200 articles to ouey Ribbons, 3c —A| 6." Dennison's Imported Paper ood houses. On View Lots $500—$150 cash, SS eveh tek Gok, Wil Ritbon, in Napkin, 12 new designs, spe , 3 'O go on spectal le tomorrow red, lave fc oad scenes Ss BOYS’ VULCAN SHOES a5 por moath. GREEN LAKE RESERVOIR Sg sgl weer eneko 100 Pear? Untoonted Soaps dre made ot yest old-fashioned calf, and wear like tron ADDITION lies JUST NORTH of the l the beautiful new Pyrography Saturday speetal sate tomo ata kgs me POS Hh a VERSITY and EAST of GREEN LAKE, right Department, Among these spe peciai cake Rs OYS’ “VULCAN” Shoes, sizes 9 to 13, price [ A: cial sale pieces are Cuff an | M 0) mivute prvtage gyn Amey tg gst ee 2 s where all the gn LARC + Bs Pematerne Hoxes, Glove and Hand: | @6¢ Taffeta Ribbons, 160—Those | 40¢ Fancy Ribbons, LCAN : ig to 5%, price 5 are going on ( G IR nief Boxes, Dresser Boxe aro 4 inches wide and come In choice of 1,000 yard | Sea Ss anbal © BOvs 5 9 to price $1.75 and south. Go out today pe see the small army your plek of the ik ribbons that on ordinar figures; width 4% in be. Cagings, | So--Pre - wove" ; ' ve of at k these improvements x tomorrow at é 49c days sol nt 260 n yard 1c, tomorrow only 7 he 4 i - tay asin “ + Rey ha bho OF en eu ‘ Saturday sale price 16c 35c Messatine Ribbons, 23¢ anal fat RE O8 Bore’ Shoes y for Soattlo trade, AND SMALL INVESTMEN r NOW will be the eeeek heniets | He, eceeeie aor vata’ All | gatmeeial oat ei AAS Atk COL Senne eorner stone for the FU bts FORTUNE, << ra 3 | ” get 9e~ ten All-Si meee < nulypee-ve 1, soft inet nam Remember, NO STUMPS or STONES. 60 and Water Colot Fac-Bimilios, | Ne cream, pink, blue ie tatuek wide oo eeewat | Chr ’ Btchings, P ravures and Of in w cream, pink te five inc n +e e 70-foot streets, 14-foot alleys a over the entire Painting We ba urranged | navy, red and green ale 8 {Se and Bunions Cured for 25c addition. Prices will be advanced 5 per cent. them for special sale on tables hotest elites Rhee, ns Le wich t Table No. 1—Pictures worth uy on all lots Monday, June 24 GO OUT TODAY Green Lake car to Green Lake Station Branch Office International Bond & Realty Co. 337 PIONEER BLOCK. Main 1156. IND. 4048. GREEN 555. SUNION PROTECTORS THAT CURE. SALE PRICE 26¢. OTHERS’ PRICE 50¢ Plymouth Shoe Co. 707 SECOND AVENUE | A mm — cheated $1.49 Ls ¢ COND AVENL AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE for only scammmnes mace- wewatl AE