The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1903, Page 7

HIS “DOG COLLAR” | 1S NOW IN PAWN Still John L. Sullivan, with Three- Quarters of a Million Gone, Looks with Philosophy Upon the Lost Belt. NEVER MUCH ADMIRED IT. Pawnbroker Simpson, Who Advanced $1,800, Threatens to Close the Deal and Dispose of the Trophy fe the Highest Bidder. SULLIVAN’S RECCRD WITH HIS BIG FISTS. May 16, 1881—Jonn Flood, Yonkers, eight rounds........ $760 Feb, 7, 1882—Paddy Ryan, Mis slasippi, nine rounds. + 6,000 July 17, 1882—"Tug’ Wilson, New York, four rounds...... 18,000 May 4M, 1882—Charley Mitchell, New York, thr Tour of the cot Sheedy’s management........ 500,000 June 30, 188{—Falled to meet Mitchell. New York, money split 5,000 Nov. 10, 188{-John M. Lafiln, New York, three rounds...... 12,000 Nov. 17, 188—Alf Greenfeld, New York, for rounds...... 12,000 Jan, 12, 1885—Alt Greenfleld, Boston, four rounds.......0... 4,000 Jan, 19, 1885—Paddy Ryan, New York, thirty seoonds.. 13,000 June 13, 188—Jack Burke, Chicago, five rounds.......... 8,600 Aug. 29, 1885—Dominick Mc- Cafferty, Cincinnati, six rounds sees 11,000 Nov. 18, 1885—Peddy Ryan, San Francisco, three rounds...... 5,000 Jan. 18, 1887—Patsy Cardiff, Minneapolis, alx rounds...... 5,000 Dec. 9, 1887—Started tour of England and Ireland, under Harry Phillips July 8 During 1890~Theatri: s During 1891—Australian tour.. 10,000 Aug. 21, 1896—-Tom Gharkey, New York, no decision.. 2,000 Benefits at different times. 15,000 Total, about. © After earning more than threo-quar- ters of a million dollars John L, Sulii- van has been forced to pawn the “dog collar" for $1,800, and if his triends don't come to the rescue pretty soon Simpson, the pawnbroker, say@ he will sell it for what it will bring at auc- tion, The big fellow says that he nover dia think very much of !t, any way, and that if any one 4s willing to pay for it 4nd wear It he is welcome to it. Per- sonally he never cared greatly for such trifles, and as it is getting a trifle small for him and the interest 1s grow- ing, he js fast losing what little fond- ness he had for it. It was Sullivan himself who frst dubbed it the “dog collar.” Officially it 1s known as the championship belt, and firat came into Sullivan's possession after his fight with Kilrain in 1899. After John L. had counted out one hun- dred and fitty one hundred dollar bills as his share of the money profits on that occasion some one pushed the belt across the table and said: “And there's the belt, John; yours, too Called It @ “Dog Collar.” The big fellow glanced at it con- tematuously. “Take that dog collar away,” he “I wouldn't be caught dead that's @ thought better of it. His eye happened to catch a glimpse of a few of its 88 diamonds and he shoved dt over to Charlie Johnston, his backer. “You hang onto it, Charlie," he said, “You might want it for your bulldog. He'd look fine with it around his neck," For years it hung back of a bar over in Brooklyn, and people used to come trom as far az Flatbush to look at it and admire the diamonds. Men from ‘Williamsburg have been known to stay eas srotes to spend as much as twenty cen! Beauties and Pee caiey eacuseed its is bed Sa ‘nim omen to take it only John Li, and be foclaimed the: te ing my way in chunks, be Kina ot chest} * i the ‘dog collar’ T used to and then you see re, but when 1 went broke I hustiod . went broke I hustled down with it, and, say, you oughter see how big that $1,800 looked. m dol- lara looked bigger than the Ginenontes { never was gun shy when It come to diamonds, anyway. Say, I used to lay marbles with them. If it hadn't too much like playin’ the dude T could ‘have worn them for suspend- er buttons, same as they do at New- rt. Diamonds?) Why, I used to feed em to the binds. t belt is al Ly fale it » With a white flannel a and a pate of tan shoes it would 1 out Ca on a hot day at Coney Island. If he'd just* train down a notches my friend John W. Gates could wear it and make J. P. Morgan look like iene money with square “I ain't tryin’ to act as press agent for the man that's got it now, but I fion't want to see him lose money on it. he can got Corbett’s friends to buy it for him when he licks Jeffries, They'll have plenty of time to raise the “money, and jt would match that pompadour better than anything I know STORM STOPS THE POPE. Budden Torrent of Hain Prev. Drive in Vatican Gardens. HOME, July 1—The Pope, while pre- paring to take another drive in the Vatican gardens to-day, was prev; so doing by a {aden R. H. MACY & CO. Brosaway ote Trun ks. Strong, solid, sightly Trunks. We guarantee every one of them to be perfect and ‘serviceable Trunks for short or *round-the-world — trips —all kinds and sizes at lowest prices. ‘ All Kinds § of Fitted locks, strap hinges, iron bound, iron tray: | 28-inch at $3.02 30-inch at $3.22 28-inch at $5.36 | 32-inch a 30-inch at $5.69 Travelling Trunks, covered with ca Monitor lock, two heavy leather straps, strap hinges, stitched leather handles, iron bottom, cleat rollers, three bottom slats, deep, set-up tray with hat box and packing compartm: 28-inch at $3.56 | 30-inch at $3.89 34-inch ai Travelling Trunks, covered with canvas, stout hardwood slats, solid brass Excelsior lock, large end bolts, dies, iron bottom, iron the ela hat box, collar and cuff and drum-bottom dress tray, lin 28-inch at $7.03 30-inch at $7.37 Steamer Trunks, covered with canvas, hardwood slats, brass Monitor 32-inch at $3.69 34-inch at $4.02 Steamer Trunks, covered with canvas, heavy leather bindings, hardwood slats, strap hinges, brass Excelsior lock, three bottom cleats, deep tray with collar and cuff box and packing compartment: 34-inch at $6.37 32-inch at und, three centre bands, valance clamps, all is riveted, exposing about 80 rivets; deep, set-up tray, with acking compartment, letter case in top, throughout with cloth. 32-inch at $7.71 THE WORLD: WEDN R. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices.” : Broadway, NA 35th Street. The Original Department Store. Best Quality FLAGS at Lowest Prices. bottom, three bottom cleats, deep | 36-inch at $4.36 38-inch at $4.69 it $6.03 36-inch at $6.71 38-inch at $7.03 nvas, heavy hardwodd slats, brass ent: 4.22 t $4.69 | 36-inch at $5.03 38-inch at $5.36 patent hinges, stitched leather han- 36-inch at $8.37 34-inch at $8.04 38-inch at $8.71 Travelling Trunks, covered with canvas, stout hardwood slats, pro- tected by brass clamps, solid brass Excelsior lock, large brassed end bolts, strap hinges, stitched leather anchorhandles, iron bottom, heavy russet leather binding, deep set-up tray, three drum-bottom dress trays, lined throughout with cloth: 38-inch at $9.04 | 40-inch at $9.38 =| 42;inch at $9.71 Hat Trunks, constructed to carry hats, with a practical hat fastener, cov- ered with canvas, stout hardwood slats, steel clamps, iron bound, strap hinges, stitched leather handles, iron bottom, brass Monitor lock: 19x19x19 inches, $3.22, ened Travelling Goods—se0:. Leather Suit Cases, steel frames, four inside straps, 22 and 24 inches, $2.69. Sole Leather Suit Cases, hand-sewed edges, steel frames, shirt pocket, lined with linen, 22-inch, $5.69; 24-inch, $6.03. Men's Canvas-covered $3.02. Canvas and Plaid Shawl Straps or Hold-alls, $2.34 to $8.74. Club Bags, alligator or grain leather, $2.01 to $5.42, English Club Bags, sewed-in fraine, lined with leather, 14 to 20 inches, $7.89 to $12.73. English Kit Bags, 18 to 24 inches, at $14.06 to $16.74. Cabin Bags, alligator or grain leather, $7.37 to $16.49. Japanese Straw: i Suit Cases, 20 to 26 inches, 84c. to $1.49. Satchels, 19c., 29¢., 49¢., 69c., 79¢. Extension Bags, 19 to 26 inches, 39c, to $1.19. Hat Boxes, Pic-nic Goods, —s:0m-x. Pic-nic Boxes, small sizes, contain- ing two dishes, four platters, four pudding plates, one cake tray, one salt cellar, six individual butters and twelve paper serviettes—made of water-proofed cardboard, packed in strong grease-proofed box, 48c. Large size, containing double the number of pieces, 96c. Paper Napkins, patriotic and other de- signs, t1c. to 29c, hundred, Furnished Lunch Baskets, $10.53, $19.31. Covered Lunch Baskets, 71c., 89c. and $1,09. Collapsing Cups, 23c. to 26c. Wooden Plates, 6c. a dozen. Aluminum Flasks, 54c. Alcohol Stoves, 29¢. to $1.19. Tinned Tea Spoons, tic. a dozen. Tinned Table Spoons, 21c. a dozen. Tinned Forks, 36c. a dozen, Tinned Knives, 60c. a dozen, $5.84, All Kinds of Sporting and Outing Goods,-»”: Fishing Tackle. Split Bamboo Fishing Rods, superior quality, cedar inlaid butt, extra whipped, nickel mounted, regular price, $3.75; special at $2.61. Lancéwood Bait Casting Rods, Kalama- z00 guides, $1.52 and $2.17. “Bassett” Hand-made Split Bamboo Rods, sold by others at $12.50; cur Price, $7.98. “Varney” Hand-made Split Bamboo Rods, German silver mounted, sold by others at $25.00; our price, $19.98. Three-piece Hollow Butt Salt Water Rods, ash and lancewood tips. sold by others at $2.25;.our price, $1.53. All-lancewood Rods, cane wound dou- ble grip, sold by others at $3.00; our price, $2.39. Lancewood or Greenheart Weakfish Rods, extra wound, sold by others at $6.00; our price, $4.56. All-nickel Quadruple Multiplying Bait Casting Reels, 60 yards, $1.59; 80 yards, $1.69. Hard Rubber Quadruple Multiplying Reels, jewelled bearings, sold by oth- ers at $2.75; our price, $2.06. Hard Rubber Salt Water Reels, 150 yards, $2.17; 200 yards, $2.49; 300 yards, $3.04. “Monopole” Wood Reels, sold by others at $2.50; our price, $1.53. Hand-braided Linen Lines, Nos. 3, 4 and 5, 25 yards, 17c. Cutty Hunk Reel Lines, “Mermaid” brand, 100 yard spools, 15 strands, 38c.; 18 strands, 63c.; 21 strands 68c. Cannons & Ammu nition Breech-loading Cannon, mounted on “U. S.’’ model ordnance and trucks with wheels, 22 Calibre, 37¢.; 32 Calibre, 69c. Brass Saluting Cannon, mounted on solid rosewood blocks, suitable for yachts:— 44 Calibre, Centre Fire, $4.42, 20 Gauge, $7.58; 12 Gauge, $15.16. Blank Cartridges, extra loud, boxes of fifty:— 22 Cal. Rim Fire, 8c. 32 Cal. Rim Fire, 13c. 32 Cal. Centre Fire, 29c. 38 Cal. Centre Fire, 34c. Tents. Decorations, Favors and Candies. New Paper Decorations. Beauty- shapes appropriate for favors, adorning tables, porches, lawns, rambles, tents, boats and automo- biles. Garlands, all colors, including red- white-and-blue, 6 to 22 feet long; at 7c. to 59¢. Screens, fancy, bright colorings, 10 inches to 36 inches in diameter, at 12c. to 89c. Parasols, bright colors, small, 19¢.; medium, 39¢.; large, 79c. Round Fans, all colors, small size, 9c.; large, 14. Flower and Stem, all colors, 12¢. Fancy Balls, all colorings, 5 inch to 18 inch diameter, 9c. to 39c. Fancy Ornaments, In a variety of shapes and colors, sma2il size, Sc.; large, 10. ent, . Red, White and Blue Boxes, 5c, 7c. to 19¢, National Drums 10c,, 19c. to 37¢, Liberty Girls, 49c, to 72¢. Tents, 24c., 29c. and 32¢. Firecrackers, may be filled with candy, 4c., 6c, 10-127. Chocolate Firecrackers, —_ several sizes of package, 10c. Chocolate Cartridges, bundles of three or six, 10c. Cartridge Boxes, may be filled with candy, 9c. Sky Rockets, may be filled with candy, 15c., 17c. to 24c. Package of Chocolate Torpedoes, 10¢. Candy Torpedoes, pound, 39c. Cream Peppermints and| Wintergreens, small boxes, 10c. Chocolate Almonds, small, dainty boxes, 18c. Chocolate Chips, crisp and flavorous, fancy boxes, 24c. Turkish Delight (Fig Paste), assorted flavors, pound boxes, 18c. Fruit Tablets, assorted or solid fl English Wafers, ‘nine fine flavors, lavors, large glass bottle, 39c. 39c. a pound. Genuine Almond Paste, in forins of nuts, flowers and vegetables, 59c Sugared Jordan Almonds, thinly coated, all flavors, 59c; Highest-grade ‘Assorted Chocolates, exquisitely packed, 59c. Wall Tents, made of 8 ounce duck, including poles and pegs, Size 7x9 feet, $5.84. Size 9x9 feet, $6.24. Lawn Tents, made of white duck, size 7x7 feet, complete with pole, f | $3.14. Lawn Tents, made of 8 ounce striped duck, including pole, size 7x7 feet, 94-41; 8x8 feet, $5.11. Automobile Sundries. Men’s Coats, single and double breasted style, made of American kidskin, $11.24; French kidskin, $15.98. Men's Norfolk Coats, made of kidskin, $13.24, $13.49, $15.98. Men's Trousers, made of French kid- skin, knickerbocker or full length, $12.98; American kidskin, $9.89. Men's Gauntlets, made of tan or black leather, $1.98 and $2.49. Men's Gauntlet Gloves, $1.98 to $3.98. Men's Dusters, made of khaki or linen, $2.49 to $11.98. Men's Dusters, made of mohair, $8.98. Long Rain Coats, made of cravenette, $11.74 to $20.19, Norfolk Cuats and Pants, made of crav- enette, $12.98 to $21.69. Norfolk Coats and Pants, made of out- ing flannel, $12.98, Men's Rubber Coats, $4.98; reversible style, $3.38. Men's Rubber Shirts, very light weight, $4.49 and $6.74. Men's Reversible Rubber Pants, $3.38. Men's Caps, made of linen, $1.74. Men's Caps, made of silk or leather, $1.98 and $2.24. Men's Caps, made of tan or gray suede, $2.49, Cigars, ™. Fifty thousand Key West Clear Havana Cigars, made by E. A. Kline & Co., of Tampa. Shape: “Reina Victoria. Extra’’— five inches long, full and heavy in weight. Box of One Hundred The The jobbing price for quarter of a million lots is $90.00 a thousand. The only fault is with the bands. An inferior quality of gold was used —it has grown dim, but the tobacco is not in the least affected. Marine Goods. ». We are agents for the well-known “Truscott” Gasolene Launches and Rowboats and the Milton Point Ship Yard Co.’s Launches. Gasolene Launches, $275.00, $345.00, $360.00 and $531.00. Truscott Rowboats, $69.00 and $125.00. Milton Point Flat Bottom Dinghys, $2.25 a foot. “Old Town" Canvas-covered Canoes, $29.89, $32.49 and upward, “Old Town” Canvas-covered Combi- nation Rowboat and Canoe, $65.56. Straight-blade Oars, made of best se- lected spruce, $1.08, $1.26. $1.38 and $1.44 pair. Spoon Ooars, made of best selected spruce, copper-tipped, leathered and varnished, $2.66, $2.86 and $3.04 a pair. Paddles, all lengths, spruce, $1.31 each. “Peerless” Pneumatic Boat Cush- ions, covered with canvas, may be used as life preservers, $1.98, $2.25, $2.49 to $8.98 each. Patented Rowing Seats, $2.49. $35.00, $50.00, best selected Oar Locks, made of galvanized malle- able iron, pair, 15c. Oar Locks, made of brass, pair, 99c., $1.29. “Cape Cod” Folding Anchors, made of galvanized iron, $1.39, $2.49 and $4.49 each. Launch Lamps, made of polished brass, combination red, green and white lights, $3.89, $4.98 and $7.98. Side Lights, made of polished brass, pair, $5.98. Mast Lights, made of polished brass, $1.39 each, Air Pump Launch Whistles, made of polished brass, $3.24, $6.98, $8.49 to $9.49 each. Yacht and Launch Fenders, covered with canvas, filled with cork, 49¢., 74c., 89¢c, and $1.24. Rowboat Fenders, made of leather, 69e. and 74c, Life Preservers, covered with canvas, filled with cork, $1.39, $1.49 to $2.49. Pneumatic Life Preservers, $2.98. Marine Compasses, $2.98 and $6.49. “Atlantic” and “Cape Cod” Oiled Clothing :— Jackets, black or yellow, $1.09, $1.19 to $1.39. Coats, black or yellow, $1.79, $1.89, $2.09 to $2.74, Motormen’s Coats, black, with patent clasp, $3.09 and $3.49; with buttons, $2.49 and $2.98. “Cape Ann” Hats, black or yellow, 49, Sou'westers, black or yellow, 39c. and 69¢. Apron Pants, black or yellow, 98¢. Golf Goods. Thistle Irons, Spliced Drivers and Brassies, 69c. Thistle Socket Drivers and Brassies, 69c. Rival Drivers,a square-toed club that {s sold by others at $2.00; our price, 98c. “B.G. 1" and Nicholl's «Special Irons, $1.47. “B, G. I.” and Nicholl’s Socket Drivers and Brassies, $1.98. Mills Aluminum Clubs, $2.84. Kempshall Flyer Golf Balls, dozen, $4.74° Triumph Golf Balls, dozen, $1.24. Sleman’s Golf Balls, dozen, $1.98. Vardon Flyer Golf Balls, dozen, $3.24. Standard Golf Balls, dozen, $5.98. Wizard Golf Balls, dozen, $5.98. Caddy Bags, made of brown canvas, leather trimmings, $1.19 to $1.49. Caddy Bags, made of stiff brown leather, perforated ball pucket, $2.49. Better qualities at prices relatively as cheap. Tennis Goods, Polo Rackets, for children, 69c. West End Fackets, good size, all weights, 98c. Arache Rackets, well strung, white gut, $1.24, Newport Rackets, full size, good Ori- enta. gut, $1.63. Eureka Rackets, fine ash frames, clear white gut, $1.98. Fairfield Rackets, finely finished, Ori- ental gut, $2.73. Renshaw Rackets, red and white, Ori- ental gut, $3.24. Columbla Rackets, “Pim" model, fine Oriental gut, $3.49. Championship Rackets, frames, Oriental gut, $4.49. Campbell Rackets. “Wright & Ditson's” best women's model, $5.74. Pim Rackets, 1903 models, strictly fresh stock, $6.39. “B. G, I." 1903 model, $6.74. “B, G.1."" Cane Shoulder Rackets, $8.49 Lawn Tennis Guides, 1902, 0c; Tennis Guy Ropes and Pegs, 24c and Aye. Tennis Balls, 19¢., 24c., and 29¢. Wright & Ditson's Championship Balls, 33c. “B. G, 1." Championship Balls, dozen, $3.74. Tennis Marking Tapes, set, $2.89. Tennis Poles, 66c. set. Tether Poles, 98c. Tether balls, 66c. Tennis Nets, 98c., $1.19, $1.29 to $3.24 Back Stop Nets, $2.49. Back Stop Poles, $1.79 pair. Dry Court Markers, $1.39 and $1.96. Tennis Racket Covers, 33c, to $1.41. Baseball Goods. Baseball Suits, made of gray flannel, including shirt, pants, cap, belt and stockings, $1.49. Baseball Suits, made of flannel in sew eral shades of giay, detached sleeves, reinforced trouser scams, $2.49. Baseball Suits, made of flannel in sev- eral shades of gray to select from; de- tachable sleeves, all seams strongly re- inforced, $3.49. No extra charge for lettering when or- dering team uniforms. Catchers’ Mitts for Boys, strong! made, leather faced and ,backs, s medium and large sizes, 24c,, 36c. and 63c. Basemen's Mitts, Boys’ sizes, leather faced and lined, 59c.; faced and lined with sheepskin, 7ic.; faced with buckskin and lined with calfskin, 98c. Fielders’ Gloves, Boys’ sizes, made of brown leather, well padded, 23¢.; made of buckskin, 72c, Catchers’ Mitts, Men’s sizes, made of sheepskin, 98c. and $1.31. Basemen’s Mitts, Men's sizes, Profes- sional pattern, made of buckskin, reinforced Our been reduced to $4.96 —five dollars off. $1.98 and $3.58. Men’s Hats.—ia mi. sim st Five Hundred Men’s Sample Straw Hats—all the proper braids and popular—styles— sold regularly at $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00; choice at. $] 24 $9.96 Panamas , have Qnd Fi, Rear. Investigate Our Depositors’ Account Department. Men’s Shirts. let Fi, Sth Bt, Good quality corded madras, neat figures on light grounds, one pair detached cuffs, cut full and roomy, 49° Men’s One Dollar Negligee Shirts, At 67°: These shirts are made of excellent printed and woven madras, stripes and figures on white and tinted grounds, one pair detached cuffs. Some of them were made in our own factory; the balance came from a manufacturer who matched our standard. brands. down. 24 Fi. Men's Two-piece Outing Suits, not gathered at random. Good render thorough service. The $12.96, $14.96, $17.96 up to §: These are “model” Suits, made “stouts.”” Boys’ Clothing,— *.. rr. $244 for Boys’ $4.50 Sailor Suits, made of pure-dye worsted serges—red, brown, royal and navy. The collars are trim- med with silk braid, embroidered white or self-colored shields, sizes 3 to 12 years. $2.97 for Boys’ $5.00 Sailor Sults, made of indigo serge, extra pair of trousers, embroidered collars and shields, sizes 3 to 12 years. of choice madras, selected designs in light and dark colors, The same material that is used in $1.00 Blouses, sizes 6 to 15 years, our price 44c. Young Men’s Suits, Young Men's Suits, made of hand- some mixed cheviots and wool crashes and very superior blue serges, value $10.00; our price $7.49, Outing Skirts.-2 7. ver. $4.74 for Women’s $6.50 Outin, Skirts, made of fancy woo mixtures, seven-gored flare style, trimmed with buttons, $521 for Women's $7.50 Outing Skirts, made of fancy wool pin-head checks, seven-gored flare Style, tailor-stitched. $6.2 for Women's $8.30 Outing Skirts, made of fancy striped hopsacking, side-plaited effect, with inverted flare, tailor-stitched. $1 ( 41 for Women's $13.50 Out-| ing Skirts, made of mannish | mixtures, seven-gored flare style, fin- ished with straps and tailor-stitched. | len’s Sporting Shoes; § | Yachting Shoes and Oxfords, made | Goodyear-welted soles, sold by ot! ers at $2.50 a pair; our price, $1. Tennis Oxfords, made of brown can vas, leather trimmed, Goodyear welt ed, heavy red rubber soles, sold by others at $3.00; our price, $2.49. Tennts Oxfords, made of heavy white duck, Goodyear welted, best quality red rubber soles, sold by others at $3.50; our price, $2.71. Shoes and Oxfords, made of tan Rus- sia calfskin, hand-welted, oak soles, ; popular lasts, all sizes; our regular} Tennis Oxfords, made of tan’ Russia calfskin, Goodyear welted, best qual- ity red rubber soles, sold by others price, $4.69; special at $2.97. at $5.00; sour price, $3.74, TOR TETRA I EW NNER Six Linen Collars for 29c. Broken sizes and discontinued shapes of our Men’s 11c. Collars, which}: are as good as any and better than many of the widely advertised 25c, Also odds-and-ends and dropped styles of Boys’ Collars, _ Wing-points, straight standing, poke standing, low and high band turn- Will be sold in half-dozen lots only. reve crashes, neat neutral and overplaid designs in light and dark col- orings. The coats are quarter-lined with alpaca; the trousers are finished with belt loops and turned-up bottoms. Men’s Blue Serge Suits, ~~ Our Serge Suits are ideal for warm-weather wear. They were prices selected them carefully, and we guarantee every suit to 21.96 for Suits made of Clay’s - finest English serge sold by others at $25.00 and $28.00. Tlen’s $22.50 Suits at $14.96. high-class worsteds and cassimeres. seven suits of each pattern—sizes run from 34 to 42—including ** The quantity is small—only about one hind vee Hence, we advise you to be among the first-comers. Boys’ Blouses, made of remnants|* of white duck, heavy red rubber canvas, ar made of homespuns and wool. judges of fabrics, tailoring and ~ range is broad—$8.24, $9.96, of remnants of custom tailors’ There are from three to Children’s Coats.-3,""- Children’s Three-quarter Coats, made of black and white Sicilian, deep shawl collar and fancy sleeves, finished with several rows of stitch- ing, sizes 4, 6 and 8 years, at $3.58. Children's Box Reefers, made of blue cheviot, fly-front, notched collar, Sleeve decorated with emblem, sizes 4 to 14 years, reduced from $6.96 to © $3.91, Children’s Box Reefers, made of blue cheviot and tan covert cloth, double- breasted style, velvet collar, turnover cloth cuffs, lined throughout with satin, sizes 4 to 14 years, reduced” from $7.48 to $4.49. : Misses’ Double-Breasted Norfolk Jackets, made of tan covert cloth, © fancy sleeves and velvet collar, tailors; stitched throughout; sizes 12, 14 and } 16 years; reduced from $7.81 to $4.88. Children’s Coats, made of white’ cheviot and canvas cloth, trimmed — with taffeta bands and fancy braids; | also newest plaited effects with double capes, made of black and colored silk, finished with lace or with several rows of stitching, re- duced from $8.00 to $4.88. Children’s Shoes,34,"%: Infants’ Ankle Ties, made of white canvas, 79c. Children’s Lace Shoes, made of white canvas, sizes 7 to 11, 94c.; sizes 1136 to 2, $1.24, Children's Oxfords, made of white canvas, rubber soles, sizes 836 to 2, ° $1.24. dren's “Gibson” Ties, ‘made of e canvas, spring heels, sizes 5 to 8, 99c.; sizes 844 to 11, $1.29; sizes 11% to 2, $1.49; sizes 24g to 43g, $1.69. Women’s Sporting Shoes 24 FL, 35th st. fennis Oxfords, made of black leather trimmed, © rubber oles, $1.86. Tennis Oxfords, made of white can- vas, tan calf leather trimmings, red rubber soles, sold by others at $2.50; our price, $1.86. Oxford Ties, made of patent coltskin, turned soles, Cuban beet aS have. kid tops, others have Idea! k a toe ClNosing median: well soles, military heels; sold by others: at $2.50; our price, $1.97. Oxford Ties, made of tan Russia calf- skin, welted soles, military heels, me+ dium toes, sold by others at 0 our price, $2.49. ; Oxford Ties, made of tan viel tan goatskin, welted and turned medium toes and heels, $2.99. 1381 Near 38th :