The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1903, Page 8

00 O00 FIRE | IN CINCINNATI ‘Several Narrow Escapes in Blaze Which Destroyed Pike’s Opera-House and Other Prominent Buildings. HOTEL GUESTS IN PANIC. No Lives Lost So Far as Known, and} an Actor Who Tried to Save His” Baggage and a Watchman the, Only Persons Hurt. CINCINNATI. Feb, 26.—The mos: de- wtructive fire in the history of this city urned eight hours early to-day, wiped ‘out several prominent buildings at Vine and Walnut streets, including Pike's soled ata and caused a loss of ,000, 000, So far as known no lives were lost and | ae only persons injured were James Jones, an actor a member of Henrietta Crossman's company, and Night Watch- man Frank Keenan. Keenan was “@tught under falling walls and fatally injured. Some Narrow Enscapen. ‘There were some narrow escapes. Night Watchmen John Agin and Mat) Garretson and Harry Richardson, door- keeper of the theatre, saved six lives by ‘entering the building and forcing thelr way through the smoke and resculng fodgers in the Pike Building. Five mon Were asleep in a rear room of the @iructure when they were rescued by having their doors broken in. They were John Mulvern, B. W. Zeisler, II. ©, Storey, J. F. McDonald and W. C. ‘Ashker, All escaped in clothes, Agin, Richardson and Garretson * proceeded through the building, giving » © the alarm to all untli they had to be helped out of the structure themselves Capt. J.C Glannan, head of a detec tive bureau, who was asleep e third floor, was awakened and escaped in his might clothes. Ho lost all the records | ef his office, Nothing was saved from “ithe upper floors, The guests of four hotels tn the {m:| Mediate vicinity of the blaze -the Bur-| net, Gibson, Emery and Stag—were in a State of wemi-panic for some ume. all! having been called from sleep and « @ored to get ready to leave t Excitement prevailed «ll nd thousands thronged from ove! ) tion to watch the fire. Mayor Meise Mann was present and assisted the Chie?! Of Police in directing a big squad of} ‘men to keep order. Every fireman tn Cinel i was on duty, and scores of Volunteers stood ready for a call to ald, Telephonic communication was cut off | by damage done io ihe telephone build- fing, which caught fire soon after the blaze was discovered ‘As it is kau thas about twenty sons sleep i Pike Building, there Were at first reports thar several lives in lost, Hut none of these reports en confirmed. a Crosman, In "The Sy: scenery win mpelled to ca loss will ser. | 5 who was playing dof the King. stumes. el some dates usly Interfere A.M. and was ol untl almost nt rth, Vine, Walnue and Bake in ruins. ONEMAN ACCUSED BY 24 WIDOWS, * Wooed Them All and Got Their ¥oney. and May Now Think! It Over in the Seclusion of Sing Sing. Re i ea it and twenty litle men, sliting in a row ich of them I long for 1 doy’. know <Ayean't nectie it quit ii think It over to-nighi An when | ou Inthe morning Hiner #robably Jacob Kaufman never heard “his song, because it is sung a long way trom the Thalia on the Bowery, but the sentiment must have appealed to him, reversed, when he was arraigned before Judge Foster in the Court of General] Bessions to-day with twenty-four wid-| Ows lined up as witnesses aguinat him If he wants to tell about it in the} morning he will have to tell a keeper | dm Sing Bing Prison, 1f he is a good! prisoner he will get away from there in three years, Jf he is not a good| 1906 or thereabouts sees New York again @ bearded Lothario. He © gould talk through the mat on his face | &nd make any woman love him, but his} PPeclalty was widows, In Lothario-| heres Jacob had a system, | read ail the Yiddish paper the Hast Side, In the: notices of payments at to widows b: various ‘as Jacob's m to get ae the widows who had en equippe ct with the cash- tallo shop 1 have 1 must pay for in th p the goods I can ont, but my w thelr night | directo | ments that existed. | the society are all my friends: and were secretly Of the society, ts in, pel the society. @ sarcastic note my Nov. MEN IN ONE WEEK \Little Italian Miss Coyly Admits WAY SUE CLUB FOR $50,000, Mrs. Rosenberg Threatens to} Begin Action for Damages Against German Housewives’ Society for Expelling Her. ‘1xf6 WORLD: THURSDAY | EVENLNG, FEBRUARY 26, 1903. STAFF OF Sends the Foltowing the Merits of Cuticu | GETS WRIT OF MANDAMUS. | | By This Order She Is Restored to Temporary Membership and Says She Will Attend Meetings When She Pleases. “This is not the end.’ sald Mrs Frances Rosenberg, ex-President of the German Housewives’ Society, whose ex- pulsion without a hearing from the ro- ciety last Decamber resulted in one of the most exciting dissensiona in women's focieties in late years, "Tam gratined with Judge Biechoft's issuing the per- emptory writ of mandamus reinstating me, but my honor cannot be questioned as it has been done without my taking further stops. “I have been treated In a disgraceful manner such as no woman would stand without a further attempt at vindica- tion, and while T canmot sey just what I will do I will not deny that { may bring a sult for damages against the soclety. am certainiy justified in doing so. y thousand dollars ts a large sum, aps. but it ean never pay for the agony that this trouble has caused me. I was the organizer and first President of the German Housewives’ Soclety: or a year before \t was organized I ed for Its formation “All during my service as President ! had this as my main Interest, and ther to be expelled without a hearing—it was all too terri Yesterday's Court ue cision was Just what 1 expected, i long as 1 cou'd not be admitted t of the meetings T had to take recourse in law. ‘Thompson and Maloney are my | rs, and with thelr advice {shall icate my honor, This trouble jr je a nervous aveck of me. Tt was, | the cause of my brother's, | 8, death. Ale was mearetary| been some sentiment re- expressed agtinst ane among tar, before and af.er my resi¢na‘ion | Jast duly, out it was not until my auth were returned that T realized the Tie members oo it is the directors who have cauged ail the trou ble, but Iam a member now and I mean to attend whatever meeting 1 choose. “L started the German Housewi Society fn 1895 to bring about a more fect state of understanding between servant and mistress, but slice Toa been expelled and the new order things hay been tn progress the org zation has degenerated Inte a meve ployment agency. “My brother and 1 worked heart and soul for the Improvement of the society. | T originated the plan of giving $20 prizes’ to the servants remaining two years in one position and otherwise endeavorel to stimulate interes in the: order. “There were evidently some | spirits who objected to my advanced theories Hanning to Ket me out J had as an excune says a member who rious tor the aéclety may he ex-| However, I was not fold, nur | was any one told, how I was an Injiiry to| I recelved a letter followink husband wrote tr the soclety when they refused by dues which Informed me that J was no longer & member. The letter bore the dat: 19, 1902." a Mrs. Rosenberg, who is the wife of Dr. Leo Rosenberg, of No. 244 East Six- (y-first street, was {ll this morning and was suffering hota nervousness as result of the trouble with the House- wives’ Soclety, MARRIES TWO Article 1X., in Police Court that She Was Married Twice Within Seven Days. iia eae | Caroline Rusel, who saya she is eigh- teen years old and looks younger, au: mitted to Magistrate Dooley in the Adams’ Strest Court, Brooklyn, to-day that she had married two husbands in| one week, But she would not go Into de- \tails, simply sarugging her pretty shout ders and smiling coquettishly at the} Magistrate. Palino | As her husband—the Are: one, Critelio-—would not prosecule her, his best friend, Vincenzo ‘Taytorra, ap - | peared and made the allegation that she and Critelio had been married Noy, 3 by Alderman Wenz \n the Borough Hall. Three days later, It was sald, the bride ran away and she admits thal on Noy, 10 rhe was married in Jersey City to Au gustino Catefino, In fe found her presiding over \household at No. 7% Colgate street, e police wo into the house the "double bride,’ as Magistrate Dooley called her, did not wish to leave. She sald she did not like Crtiello and did hot want to return to his house But her seoond husrand, Catenno, said that he was ignorant of her preyi- | hat If she did por re. ave Up mone 6 goods and ye hls ‘ite, Nee 66 Bast rect complainant, head of the line of two nm hee lacob was et end g: td Kvn wath the uiticers Bo Caroline | turn wo Br gould not slay in his house. went back, In court the Magisirate asked several questions, whlch were lutended to throw on how Caroline happened to meet Her ‘second "huscaud and whet induce: Srmenta were used to make her lesve tie rat huvoand. ut after saying a mn mairied tha second tine a week professed lmnorance of English an Se ones at the itaian interpre’ i eth bea Mal tte Metre eee Blood, Skin “wish to give my testimony to the efficienoy of the Cuticura Reme- dies in what seems to me two some- what remarkable cases. I had a wkumber of skin tumours — smnadl ones —on my arms which had never given me serious trouble; bnt al tivo years ago one came on my throat. At first it was only about as large as o pinhead, but, as it was i & position where my collar, if not just ent would irritate it, tu aoc Figatilendg and be grow rapa Last spring it yaa if Mis larger, than a bean. A little unusual irritation of my collar started it to swelling, and in @ day or two it was os large as half aa orange. I was very much alarmed, and was at a loss to de- termine whether it was a carbuncle or a malignant tumor. “ My friends tried to persuade to consult my physician ; but dre jing that he would insist on using oe knife, I would not consent to Instead I got a small bottle of icura Resolvent and a box of Cu- ticura Ointment. I took the former according to directions, and spread a thick r of the Ointment on a linen cloth and placed it on the swelling. On renewing it I would bathe my neck in very warm water and Outicura Soap. In a few days the Outicura Ointment had drawn the swelling to a head, when it broke. Every morning it was opened with » large sterilized needle, squeezed ai bathed, and fresh | Ointment ut on, Pus and blood, and a yellow, chces; matter ct out. In about three or four weeks’ time this treatment completel eliminated boil and tumor. Tho soreness that had ex- GUTICURA REMEDIES are sold throughout the civil Dottie (in the form of Chocolate Coated Pilla, a8c. per vial of 60) Boap S60. per make Bend for the wreat work, "Humours of the lod, Skin and Sealp, aad How to Cure Them,” 64 Pages, 600 Diswaser, with Illustrations, Testimonials, and Directions in all langmages, inelading Inpanese and Chinese. British Depot, 97-2 Charterhouse 8q., London, B.C. Freneh Depot, 6 Rue de le Fas, Farle Aestrailian Devot, H. Towns & Co,, Sydmey, Porvan Duva axp Ovammcat Conronation, © KOCH & Co. On Friday and Saturday ‘A Sale of Dresses and Suits | GIRLS’ WASHABLE DRESSES, of fancy striped Percale or plain Chambray, guimpe or two-piece Sailor style, trim- med with white duck or pique, dainty colorings, 4 to 44 years, value 2.25. . 149 GIRLS’ FANCY. GUIMPE DRES plain Chambray, trimmed with Val. and fine whee Wie Bun, A sash, pink, green, blue and ox bloo: | 4to 14 years, value 3.75...... 2,95 | FOR THE BOYS. BOYS’ SAILOR SUITS, of all wool Serge, handsomely trimmed and braided, Sices 3 to 10 years, regular BOYS’ TWO-PIEQE SUITS, of all wool fancy Cheviots and Tweeds, Norfolk or double breasted styles, sizes 6 lo 16 years, regular 4.50..., 2,98 125th Street West, Sone ee vee COUNTER GOODS.... +s FRENCH GLACE PINEAPPL. CHOCOLATE ROASTED LADY ON EDITORIAL RELIGIOUS WEEKLY Treatment of Humours of the | her right arm, the result of a sprai JORDAN AL. MONDS ‘Cluster “Shape) LEADING Grand Testimonial to, ra Remedies in the and Scalp. tended down into my chest was all gone, and my nevk now seems to perfectly well. Jotwn Daniell Sonsh Sons Advance Sale of This Season’s Importation of HOSIERY LADIES’ At Remarkably Low Prices. 300 Dozen Ladies’ Imported Black Lace Lisle Thread, all Lace ok Lace Ankles, variety of patterns. 500 Dozen Ladies’ | brandt Rib Lisle, Lace Lisle and Plain Black Gauze Cotton. 3 Pairs for 6B8c. | 600 Dozen Ladies’ Fine Cotton Hose, in Plain Black, Richelieu and | Rembrandt Ribbed; Lisle, 300 Dozen Pla 50c. values for BOC. per Pair. 39c. values for [DHc. per Pair. Black with White Feet and White Soles, 25. values for 19e, per Pair. “About five or six years ago my effects, excellent quality. sister had a similar experience. She had two large lumps come under They grew rapidly, and our physi cian wanted to cut them ont. would not listen’ to it, and che tried , the Cuticura Remedies (as I did a few months ago) with magical effect. | | In six weeks’ time the lumps had entirely disappeared,and have never returned. “1 have great faith in the Cuticura Remedies, and I believe they might | be as efficacious in similar cases! with other people, and thus save) mneh suffering, and perhaps life. 1} have derived so much benefit from | the use of them myself that I am | + constantly advising! others to use them. Re- cently I recommended them 'to an office boy for his father, who was dis- abled with salt rheum. The man’s feet were swollen to an enormous size, and he had not worked for six weeks. Two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment worked a perfect cure. You never saw &@ more grateful man inyourlife. “Tam very much in- | terested in another case where I have recom- mended Cuticnra just now. My housemaid’s | mother has a goitre which had reached a | very dangerous point. The doctors told her that nothing could be done ; that she could live only two or three weeks, | and that she would die was confined to her bed, Arlcaoanih to speak, when her | danghter, at my suggestion, tried | the effect of the Cuticura Ointment pndCuticura Besolvent. Strange to say, she was very shortly relieved of the most distressing sympto: swelling seemed to be ealororive!: | and she is now able to be around | her house, and can talk as well as ever. “It seems to me that I have pretty | good grounds for believing that Cuticura Remedies will prove suc- cessful in the most distressing forms | of blood and skin humours, and if| ou wish to use my ial as Neral indicated, 1 am willing that | nena do so, with the sortner Pe lege of re: my name an address to such aa may wish to substantiate the above state ments by personal letter Yo me.” Chicago, Nov. 12, 1908. lized world. PRICKS: Ontieurs Resolvent, We. per ‘uLicnra Olatment, 6c, per box,and Outicurs GIRLS’ WHITE DRESSES, of fine linen lawn, lace trimmed, yoke and bertha of fine cluster tucks and insertions, very a side panies seint bat? colored | ribbons at shoulder and belt Gto 14 yrs. value 5.00... 3.50) GIRLS' FANCY CL ort DRESSES, of! Novelty mixtures, box plaited or Rus: | sian Blouse, full gored a fancy braid! and button {rnin ine £96) blue, tan, | brown and red, § to (8 4.98 value 7,50.,., BOYS' THREE - PIECE SUITS, wool mixed Cheviots and Sizes 10 to 16 years, regular 5.00.0» of all Tweeds, 3.98 BOYS' REEFER COATS, Jack Tar styles, for early spring wear, sizes + a. 98 3 to 8 years, regular 5.00, Lenox and SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY ONLY. cor CREAM WAFERS.... CHOCOLATE CREAM PECAN SPECIAL FOR CHOCOLATE COVERED DATES ASSORTED FR We will deliver any the above apeciais bb the following. rat | Simndatten Jeland Brooklyn, Hoboken, Jerary City and the Broux.1e No noods sent C, 0, D. | | @apreal seeking safe investmen Bonds tt tasough Supday Werks aaa, , Lf”, FRIDAY ONLY,” 54 BARCLAY ST COR WEST Bway. COR CHURCH CANDY SPECIAL FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK, us SPECIAL 1. Cotton Hose, Double Knee, "PROMPT EXECUTION OF ORDERS AND INQUIRIES BY MAIL, | Entrances on Three Thoroughfares. Visit Our New Dressmaking Dept =». Evening and Street Gowns We are now showing probably the largest assortment of advance Spring Models to be seen in the city. Among the leading Crepe de Chine, Mousseline de Soie, Louisine Silks, Embroidered Shantungs, Plain and Embroidered Eta- mi Aur staff of designers is composed of artists who have proved Cleverly executed original ideas are the distinguishing 19¢, values for 12%ey per Pair, 6 Pairs for 7TOc. NOTE—400 Dozen Children’s Black Corduroy Ribbed durable for every day wear, all sizes. 6 Pairs for 70C. Vv 13%sc. per Pair. 19c, values for 3 Pairs for $1.10. Plain Black Lisle ‘Thread Double Soles, Rem-| 3 Pairs for 5Oc. 1 Black Cotton Double Soles, also Fancy Lace H.O'Neili & Co. | Are Showing to the Trade | A Magnificent Collection of | | Imported Pattern Hats; tC) Many New and Original Effects by Our Own Designers. | Furniture Values Extraordinary. (Fourth Floor.) Extraordinary fittingly describes the phenomenal and unusual values holding sway in this department for the last week. We mention only a few, but you will find their like throughout the entire department. WARDROBE COUCHES—100 Wardrobe Couches, cov- ) ered in plain or fancy figured Denim, hair top, Ge edge and self opener; value $12.00 MORRIS CHAIRS—In solid golden oak finish, lane prpee arms, fancy shaped legs, cushions all hair filled, in a } assortment of fancy Velours; value $8.50. ROCKERS—in solid quartered golden oak, saddle seat, high back, fancy shaped arms, very bighly polished: we also Lace ($8. 98 {$5.98 These goods are on sale at the regular Hosiery Counter and | $4.25 sear sevesecevsee cossveeeesssersseeeenee not shown on our Centre Tables. Broadway, 8 & 9 Streets. R. H. Macy & Co,’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices aeyS 4th to 35th St, B'way at 6th Ave. Shirt Waist Suits. fabrics used are:— ines and Voiles. their claim to the title by years of success, characteristics of our productions. ‘| $2.98 ROCKERS—in solid quartered golden oak and miles finish, large high carved back, saddle seat, heavy arm with { $11.50 carved lion's head; value $18.00....+s.seeeneteeeseresee Three and Five piece Parlor Suits at Half Price. Antique Lace Curtains | At Less Than Half Price. 250 pairs of these beautiful Antique Lace Curtains at less Man half the price usually asked for merchandise of this class. They are all 4 yards long and 54 inches wide. The $6.50 grade for $2.98 pair. The $9.50 grade tor $4.50 pair. The $8.50 grade for $3.98 pair. The $10.06 grade for $5.00 pair. $10.50 Trunks for $6.95. (Fourth Floor.) Exactly bike Cut. These are our well-known No. “72” Trunks, made for hard service, being covered with heayy duck; clamps, locks and hinges are all rivetted and further protected by hardwood slats. The inside is made for convenience, having two deep trays, the top tray being divided into hat box, shirt waist and umbrella compartments. There are just 175 of these ee well-made trunks, which usually at $10.50, to go on sale Friday and Saturday at Sizes 28, 30, 92, 34, 36, 38 and 40 inches. Fine cotton, pieces, Dining-Room riety of col terns, 4 yar Torchon L. Torchon Lac Buttons, and d pearl, \ Silk ribbons, up to 15e,, Towelling, un! ment, French's pint hottle, 5,000 yards green grow Nickel Read 29 CORTIANDT ST Business success depends upon en- arey, shiliiy~and, Sunday Werld § ap tet nance ene Tucked Ch 9 distipet black or white, S80c, Muslin, Curtains, 30¢ * Women’ s 25c. Vests, 1244 spindles, posts and cross $2.2 $6.00 Dining-room ‘Rugs, $4. 50. Lining Percaline, fast black, gopd, Insertions to match, also wide cotton Laces, yard, Buttons, Dozen, 5c. bone, “15. ‘Silk Ribbons, 3c. Towelling, Yard, 3c. Pint Bay Rum, 8c. Improved Bay 50c. Printed Foulards, "300, strictly new goods, in flowery effects on royal blue, navy, sage, pearl gray, golden brown, $1,89 Reading Lamps, $1.00. | draught burner, complete with 10 in. | opal dome shade and crystal chinyney, for $1,00) Liebig's Beef, Wine & Iron,29¢, | Liebig’s genuine Beef Iron, regularly 39¢., bottle, $1.50 Chiffon Hats, 89c. What We Say, You Can Depend, It's So. PAPMANLG Entire Block Fulton, from Bridge to Duffield St., Brooklyn. | | Special ‘Offerings for Friday, Swiss ribbed, low om 15c. Underwais' 4, 5 _ Dept, Rugs, all wool, large va- 6 orings and pat ¢ 4 5Q . ds by 2 yards, Percaline, 8c. 3,000 yards fancy Waistings, —| able braid, aces, Ete,, ‘Yard, 5c, es, Point de Paris, with 5c Sewing Silk, best quality, ors, doz., Dessert Kalan ! ‘covered metal oF: 6 Dessert. Knives, Crown’ arge and small, doz., 5c odds and ends, value » yd 3c id = assorted colors, bleached twilled, linen ails, chain attach- 75 Women’s Waist: Rum, % go] French back, fancy stock, of printed Foulards, ail] cadet, oyster to #t.7 nds, yard, 39) quality, with central) velopes, package, ing Lamps. side supports, Wine and for 29, iffon Hats, high grade, __lnch hems, each, | 1246, Ginghams, oxic, Yar vard. 8,000 yards of new Zephyr Ginghams, this year's production, pretty stripes Children's knit Underwaists, dane Sol Cares “Fancy Waistings, Yard, 18c, of the most desirable shades 1 Doz, Spools Sewing Silk, 17c, 50 yard spools, black and col- plated; value $1.50 doz., each, 35c. Japanned Foot Tubs, 25c, Japanned Foot Tubs, large size, ~ Children’s $1.00 Shoes, 69c, Made of fine quality madras, neat stripe, full front, finished with pearl buttons, new sleeve and Boys’ $1.75 Suits, 75c. _ Boys’ Washable Suits, Russian and plain sailor blouse effect, value $1.25 | waiiaz Paper Special. Satin finish Writing Paper, extra heavy 5 quires for 12¢,; En- 3 Gas Mantles for “25c, Incandescent Gas Mantles, with cap and good quality, | Pillow Cases, 8c. Pillow Cases, 45x36, bleached, 3- Lining Store News. A 20c. Lining at 1234c. Per Yard and Others. 1,000 yards fast black 36-inch wide Moire Percaline, a really , good 20c value, at per yard WL 12%«e 50 pieces cach, Colored Percalines, exceptionally good value, all the new Spring shades at 18c., 25c. and 30c per yard. Antherea Silk Lining—the strongest silk lining (without any exception) in the market—we guarantee every yard, in 50 new Spring shades, at per yardeses....e+ereeee....renees Embroidered and Plain Flannels At Half Value. Odd Lots and Broken Lines. \ 58 and sleeveless, in pink, blue and r white, neatly trimmed and well and plain colorings, oye ini: if =, ‘ard, sinipeds, leltgntly fiapersi. z oe ||| Colored Embroidered Flannels, regularly $1.00, at 49c, Sze ea — Men’s 20c. Suspenders, 10 | | yard. $3.50 Rockers, $2,25. Suspenders, extra good quality, fancy | } Arm Rockers, high fancy back, broad| colored ' webbing, well trimmed, || Colored Skirtings, yard wide, rcgularist 75c., at 25c, yard, arms, solid oak, cane seat, ae one and durable, full ,4Q) Colored Embroidered Skirt Flannel, regularly 98c., at 69c. yard. fancy French Flannels, regularly 70c., at 29c. yard. Short lengths of White and Colored Flannels at half price to close out quickly. sizes 3, 10 | consistin; “18 Important Offering of 1,800 Yards durable quality, yd., 8c] of the season, yard, Bein ~~ 45c. Bed Sheets, 39c. Be Flannelette ‘Gowns, 45¢. | | Natural Color Pongee a Sh “81x90, heavy, bleached, | Women's flannelette Gowns, good qual A LRT een ECAC ity, yoke front and ‘black and | | In Both Plain and Colored Polka Dots to customer), each, 39 sleeves trimmed with wash- 45 At 49c. Yard. warranted V7 For Friday and Saturday. =| || Women’s Hosiery and Underwear triple- Bo At Special Prices to Close Out. Women's fast black (ingrain dye) Lisle Thread Hosiery, Rem- brindt and Richelieu ribbed, double soles, heels and toes, value BSC, Aleeeeesceeseeeees teh eeeeee }20c Women's plain and fancy Lisle Thread Hose, neatly smbrold 1 cred at instep, value 50c, to 75c., ateseeee (35c -25| | shades, all sizes; were $1.75 to $2,00, atersssss++ ALSO MEN'S plain and fancy Half Hose, Cotton and Lisle, all sizes, regular 35C. grade, aleeeee eeeenerey tee eeee | MEN'S embroidered Half Hose, black and fancy, regular 50¢, grade, at finish, yard, Se} Chitaren's achaol shoes, made of best Women) fer Three and fat Bask Cotten Hose, over 30 pt 15c Bical: UL - dongola and box calf, good, styles to select from, were 25C. to 35C,, Al.coeesssseseee $1.25 Cluster Scarfs, 75c. heavy, solid soles, lace, sizes 7| Women’s pure Spun Silk Vests, in pink, sky, cream and black, Electric Seal Scarfs, cluster shape, with te 4, 11, every pair guaran- 69 made low neck and no sleeves, high and short sleeves and lon; six full t ee [|] sicsyes:nealy rimmed also Sik and Woot Tights assorte 95c Ce 119¢ | 35c -50 +75 Exceptional Values in Boys’ Clothing Department For Friday and Saturday. (Second Floor.) Boys’ All-Wool Sense Sailor Suits, handsomely trimmed with six rows of Soutache braid, colors navy, royal blue, brown { $2.98 and red, sizes 3 to 10 years, value $5.00. seteeees ie years, value §5,75+e+ beerees wees sees Boys' Norfolk Suits, of all-wool cassimeses, cheviots and \$3.48 Boys’ All-Wool Three-piece Short Pant Seite ie an nt ase ke colors, sizes 9 a Ac 3 25) - (double-breasted) of same goods as above, sizes 8 to 15 8c lish shapes, and stylish shapes, 89) women, misses a a al settle a Hose Supporters, 5c, Cotton Side Hose Supporters, and children, Notion Dnt. black and white tweeds, sizes 4to0 12 years; also two-piece short ort pant suits sortment of light and ears, val al $4.48 for ene, in | | }