The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1905, Page 5

—— ; News INA. Nutshell —y Found Student's Body. AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, JUNE 2H—The body of Jay Barclay Decatur, of Peekskill, the Cornell student who mwas drown | canoeing accident Gear here on Shturday, was recovered fear Fonda to-day. Masked Burglars Slay. WILKESBARRE, PA., JUNE drew Zubkie, of Duryea, who was bru- tally beaten by three masked burglare in home, died to-day, John Rogakie, TAS res. alto keverely Injured. i dyini r beating the two men Into ingend-. Dility the thieves stole $350. Bridegroom, 85; Bride, 80. BURLINGTON, Ia., June 28,—Lansin K. Jenne, of WKelthsburg, Tl, aged wighty-five, and Mrs, Mary L. Dougl. of Beaton, TH aged elhty. were mar- ted here yesterday. Their romance dates back before the civil war, Capt. Graham a Sulcide, WASHINGTON, June 28. — Capt, Robert D. Graham, a lawyer, leaped from the portico of a window of the sixth floor ofgan apartment-houre yea- terday and was go seyiously Injured that he died within a Tl father, William A, Graham, was Se ol of the Navy in the Cabinet esident Pierce, Entombed Miners Rescued. @HAMOKIN, Pa, June 28,—After working twenty-four hours amid great i] rescuers dug their way Into the reast in the Cameron mine. and liberated Jacod Oliver and Frederick Christoften, who had been entombed eterday ‘by a rush of coal, | They ere Mmoet smothered when discoy- No Indian Uprising. NOGALES, Ariz,, June 23.—The stories Fegarding an uprising of Yaqui Indians in Sonora have no foundation except in fa fight at a ranch in which two Indians were killed and a Mexican wounded There wes np "massacre" and no troops were sent out. Pope Prefers Monte Cassino, ROME, JUNE 2.—The Mersagero to- Way a that if the Pope decides to leave the Vatican during hot weather he is most likely to go to the fa- mous Benedictine Abbey of Monte Cas- sino, Province of Caserta, Italy, and ‘thus will be the guest of Rev, Rather Boniface Krug, formerly of St, Vin- went’s Arch-Abbey, Beatty, Pa,, who ls Abbot of Monte Cassino, Reunion of 30th N. Y. Vols. BARATOGA, N. Y., JUNE 28.—Sur- vivors of the Thirtleth New York In- fantry, that was attached to the Iron Brigade of the Army of the Potomac fn the otvil war, held a reunion here to- day to celebrate the forty-fourth anni- yorsary of the regiment's departure from Albany in 1861, The anniversary James N, nddresa was mado by Capt, Reagan, Despaired of Pardon, BOSTON, JUNE 28.—Tho State prison officials announco the death of Emil F. Xempf, who was serving a life sentence for the murder of his brother-in-law, deorge H, Emmons, in South Boston, Nov, 25, 1886, and whose petition te pardon js now In the hands of the 4 Council, Medical Examiner haa been asked, by Warden Bridges to hold an airtopsy to Kempt recently told a fellow-prison: Mt te said, that if a p were not ranted him soon he "would end the @gony and have done with it,” Killed by Trolley Car, PITTSFIELD, MASS., JUNE 28,—As- sixtant Postmaster Hdward C, Hill was Killed to-day whilo riding hta bicycle ky being struck by a troliey car, Honored a Confederate. CHICAGO, JUNE %- For the sec. ond timo fn ite history, Colurmbla Post No, 706, G. A. i, has givon a camp firo in honor Gen. tephen 1, Lee, f Vicksburg, Commander, of ons Nadrate Velersieoe ther BuUth ATCT the Confeterate organivationy’ of the @ity folned In the event, Remarkable Hold-Up. _ CHICAGO, JUNE Three armea mon hold up and robbed the pesplo in @ resort In Deirborn street wirly toe day. There were many persons in tho plice and the robbers escaped with jewelry and money to the amount of 000. Fach of the men carried two revolvers, were ‘five cabm waiting outsidy and one of the three attended to them while the other two went inside, ‘Little Girls Save Preacher. CASA, ARK., JUNE %&—Rev, J. ly Gray, 2 Methodirt minister, of Potts- Mille, who left the town yesterday, from rough treatment at tho hi of a mob only by severas Tittle girls, who clung close to nin. ag bo lett a school house before waich nearly 9 score of men had gathered to tolre the preacher, Gray had been warned to cease preaching at Casa, ‘New Franchise Decision. CLEVELAND, JUNE &,—Judge Law- rence in a decision holds that the Audl- tor of Cuyahoga County cannot place a | valuation upon the tranchts gees wamporations of thls. cit Wario the holiinge of ‘these. corporis sfone for taxation. ‘Che decision holds that francitines are not tangible props arte, sand) thelr value ‘cannot be® placed fh gventer sum than the Board of Revie: Pager? the Dead Sailor Honored, NORPOLK, VA, JUNT & —@rincisco De Ollvero, thirty-five years old, a sea- man, who dropped dead on thy Ura. allian crulser Jenfamin Conatunt, was Wurled In tho United itates Naval Cemetery here to-day, with A\inerican and Brazillian naval honors, of several Steel Trust Buys Railroad, PITTSBURG, JUNE 28,—The | months LONDON, June 2s, Phipps, eldest daughter ¢ i Phipps, of Pittsburg, was married this afternoon in St re Charen, Hans ever Sauare, to (he Honorable MISS AMY PHIPPS WEDS CAPTAIN GUEST. Tt bridesmaids were Lady Mary Bowes-Ly the Hon. Gweneth bons sonby, Miss Loulse Wood, of Pittsburg; Mapeuerla Mac yeah of Phila- delphia; Miks Irene Catlin, of St, Lows Miss Hetty Davenport and Miss Gwens “THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1908 \ MOTHER SAYS DAUGHTER TOOK Sixty-four Stones, Valued at at $2,000, Are Claimed by Mrs. Carrie Hunter. Mrs, Sophie C. McCammon, thirty- four yeara old, the attractive wife of % retired, real estate broker Hving at No. 1240 Ife atreet, Brooklyn, was ar- raigned in Yorkville Court to-day on complaint of her mother, Mrs. Carrie Hunter, of No, 105 Weat Forty-fifth street, charged with the theft of a ald mond necklace, containing sixty-four stones, valued at $2,000. Mrs, McCammon was tn court with her husband {n answer to a summons gerved on her on her mother's complaint, ‘The daughter indignantly denied the chargo and sald thar the necklace was presented to her by her mother on July 1, 1901, while they were stopping at the Phautanac Falls House, Cayuga Lake. William Wills appeared as counsel for Mrs, McCammon and R. J, Donovan for Mrs. Hunter, Mrs, Hunter said that she had given her daughter all the Jewelry that was left her by her hus- band, with the exception of the neck- lace, This, she sald, she let her daugh- ter take on the latter's request on the night In question, so she could wear It ut a reception at the hotel, She sald that her daughter had never returned It and for two years her whereabouts wer unknown, & she wrote to he daughter, had to addresa her at the General Delivery. This the daughter dented, She sald she had been ill Ina hospital for a long ine, and id Ghat she had letters at home from her mother to prove that her mother knew where she was ‘The daughter said that her mother svas dn the hy of giving Jewelry 19 those who Were kind to her, When there was any falling out, she sald would demand the return of the Jew, tgiven back would bh he gift arrested, Mrs 1 oan instance in 1! when a. Mrs, Charles Ingersoll, wio Was then living at Mrs, Hunter's house, Mrs, Hunter arvested, Hunter had taken two stones from the neeltiace in question and had them made {nto a ring, whien she presented to Mrs Ingersoll. Later, the daughter said, het mother and Mre, Ingersoll had some misunderstanding and Ingersoll wished to leave the he daughter dec | Mra. ammon ett gives color to the statement made by | ‘one of the higher officials of the corn- pany that within the next ten years the corporation would handle the greater part of its tonnage over its own roads." $50,000,009 Mortgage Filed. BALT LAKE CITY, JUNE 28.—A te- newal of 1 $0,000,000 mortgage has been | Med in the District Court here by tio | Western Pacific Railroad Co, ‘Phe docu. | ment lf execited in favor of the Bowl ing Green Trust Co, of New York, who als 1 the original mortgage, and covers all rolling stock and real estate owned by the company, ‘The re-fling was made tecessary by certain objecs tionabla features contained In the old mortgage. Big Fires in Alaska, SPRATTLY JUN 2--lorest fires along the banks of the Yukon River t tween thy mouth of the Tanana River and Eagle Cy have cut off ail com: munication with Nome and St. Michaels, | and for the past four days the local cable office has been unable to estadlich any comntAteation with (hose points on Behring also raging 0 Prince of W ,aod many of the residents have fled (o Southeastern Alaska, Looks Like Palma Again, HAVANA, JUNF 38.-Goy, Nunez t day tssued a manifesto formally lea ing the Liberal Fusion party, fro: Jor the which he had been separated sins Mignel Qomegx was nominated for Premdeney, Senor Nunez, lke ot seceders, declares that he retu' the flag of the Nationalist party. 4 Governor saya that the Nationalls are not ikely to nominate candidat In whieh case thelr following will sup ort President Jima, thus absolutely during his re-election, To Attend Naval Show. PARIS, JUNE mmunder Roy C. Smith, the Amerlean Nayal Attache here, and Capt, Prince Itchijp, the | Japanese Nuval Attache, have been In- | vited to attend the naval festivities & Brest In which the British and brency ficots will participate, Gypsy Moth’s Foes Arrive. SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 28, of Insects that are expected to the gypsy moth pert in Massa@y has arrived here on the steamer 4 churia from the Orient, The tnsecta, which are like ants In appearance, de- poslt their eggs In the larvae of the moth. ——_—__—- Kpencer Scott Under Arrest More imes Than Any Man in B Apencer Scott, who tn sald to have been arrested more times than any man in the Bronx, Was arrested to-day for sleeping on the sidewalk on Bathgate Ruse He Was charged with va- wyeney, In the -Morrisania Court ‘he es GHagistrate MOAVoy that he had no ome and wanted to go to the V - wns mehtenced tor “git ) to the police he hns ‘boon | OURG. A box |} HOLDS RECORD AS PRISONER. ‘ 10 BE COMPLETED Authority Granted New York and New Jersey Company to Build Tube to Connect with Trolley Cars on This Side. W. G. McAdoo, President of the New York and New Je Rallroad Com: pany, to-day recelved word at his Jer- City office th rthority had been granted at Albany for the company to proceed with the construction of the terminal of the tunnel under the North River, w York and New Jersey Rail- road was informed some time ago by this clty and In the State F red 4 dues « Fics | doling Burden, of New York, vind Miss Areca usa of Flest Tato] qe Reid daughter of Whitelaw Rett, | Baraat! had her arrested Warde, son of Lord Wimborne, Much] " "rhe bride's gown Was of rich white McCammon eald the reason her interest was taken in the wedding and] Satin draped with old Ince, with a made tae charge of larceny was [the church was filled, the Kuests Ine wreath of roses ‘beneath a tulle ved | ae eatved By her mother ig fter the ceremony ception Wa nh papel ch shi e jousing. Amt and Mis, Whiter] pad at wsook House, Hark Leave, when | Magiatiate Wahle ordered that Jaw lield, the staff of American] Mr, Phipps has taken for the von, | an affidavit charging larceny be made Embassy, and most of the Anericans | Oo" rf ooean | gine ane y he. | out against the daughter, srominent ins donilon® noel lwskieg | cepted and the hdndsome house, Whieh | Mrs, MeCammon Was} In $2,600 Wilenty of the pridegroom s Mmtly AUNTY voy Howes, | ball, ‘The hearing was adjourned until ¢ b ‘00 imily, | was crowded with guesis, ‘The presents | July 10, in the Essex Market Court, noticeable nmong them belng Princeas|were mumerous and. costly, including | Where Magistrate Wahle will be sitting Chrisuan and the daughters of Prin. [diamond Uaras, necklaces ‘and other| qr that time, Her husband furniahed cess Henry of Lattenbure. wels, the bail and she Was released, ! deal, it is sald, being the largest rail- | | road transaction ever made in this dta- | | trict. ‘The action of the steel officials DOWN BY WOMAN Mrs. Eiselt Pushed Haberload Away as He Tried to Caress Her and His Head Struck the Curbstone, John Hoeverload, a steamphip fireman, of No. 45 West street, is in the Hudson | Street Hospital suffering from a frac tured skull because he tried to caress Mrs, Kate Fisclt, buxom youn matron, of No. #13 Stocknelm str Brooklyn Mra, Hiselt on West witha woman friend mak sncquiel as to the friend's son, who ran from home last Saturday to go to awa capitalists in a o wom went Into the saloon of of New Jersey and much of the work ta! Phe. tM Maen OTT Avast atrent to completed, The seieme Is to build a) make their ine wink sand when coming tunnel under the North River and to| out fan into Hiwerload, who had been un troiley cars trom this terminal to| “Wiberoad started in to lug Mri various points In State, CEA LY he wag A oand s: ns ay that now start Jersey Clty and} ed for help, Mure! nh out of nuloc rs ime to see Mts. E Fin to Nowars. the Granwes, Mon taiole, (MMOp HORA Renu morn Her FY abeth and other points within a dis- twenty miles the Nor will, when the tunnel Is ¢ start at this side, thereby New. Yorkers the trouble of cross- Hi Ing to the r aide, The Union ‘Traction Company — that] fols most of the trolley lines In Jersey Is behind the new schem Phe new tunnel wall be but betwe Fifteentn street, Jersey City, and M ton street, neat West streat, on this side, ‘The tunnel will be constructed on the tube. ph A suby ns will be constructed fo Higith 5 » to Sixth avenue and thence to Thirty-third street. A down- town tunnel tg also to be ‘built from, to. Cortlandt and Church Jersey Clty the tunnel for the Pennsyl- nad there js fiso the old that {8 now about completed. Work on this tunnel was begun tn 1874. This tunnel also comos into the neigh borhood of Morton stro: oo LIMIT OF PURCHASE OF MONTAUK SITE NEAR. Contenct In Yet Drawn and Sale May Not Be Closed Without New Renoljition, The resolution of the Tourd timate which authorize the Finance Department to close the deal with the Montauk Thoatrp owners for a slice of ‘ho theatrs progerty, In Brookisn, tixed on or before Aine 29" aa hy time for the consummation of the purelitay at §£400,000, Comptroller Grout, Cd eoneorning © statement ‘that the sale would be made lo-merow, abl “ihe iatement 18 a8 absurd as moat of the other things that ‘have been writ- ton about the Montauk Theatre site purchase. The contract has not been drawn, vet Gossip about the City Hail argued that If the sale ts not consumated with: In the time limit a new resolution will be needed. af Was ester sone JAMES HORTON DEAD. MIDILOTOWN, MN. \¥.. JUN 28.— Jurnes Horton, former. President Of the When asks | lehove th jon, attr A hospital hi entre Street t Pollve A LETTBR TO OUR READERs, 53 Cottage St., Melrose, Mass. Dear Sir: Jan, 11th, 190: “Ever since | was in the army | had more or less kidney trouble, and within the past year it became so severe and complicated that 1 suffered everything and was much alarmed—my strength and power was fast leaving me, 1 saw an advertisement of Swamp-Root and wrote asking for adv! 1 began the use of the medicine and noted a decided im- provement after taking Swamp-Root only a short time, continued its use and am thankful to say that I am entirely cured and strong. In order to be very sure about this, | had a doctor examine some of my water to- \day and he pronounced it all right anc in splendid condition, now that your Swamp-Root is pure- ly vegetable and does not contain any harmful drugs, Thanking you for my | complete recovery and recommending Swamp-Root to all sufferers, 1 ain, “Very truly yours, C, RICHARDSON,’ You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful remedy, Dr, Kilmer's Swamp- Root, sent absolutely free by mail, alsoa book telling all about Swamp-Root, If you are already convinced that Swamp- Root is what you need, you can pur- chase the regular fifty-cent and one-dol- lar size bottles at the drug stores ever. where, Don't make any mistake, but re- member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and \he address, Binghamton, N, Y., on evety bottle, HER DIAMONDS, Outhitting Ghousands Dy Ns ae NO CONNECTION WITT ANY OTHER STORE THE BIG STOR ACITY IN FTSELE SIEGEL HOPERG. SIXTH AVE. aga wate ronan (67SIS"STS, NEW YORK. : SaaS Doubl ’ Green Trading Stamps Mornings from 8:30 Till 12 0’ Clock, Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Leather Goods For Thursday} The Big Store also offers exceptionally attractive specials in Men’s Lisle Thread Underwear, Women’s Summer Waists, Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats, Children’s Summer Play Suits, Washable Suits for Boys, Popular Pretty Summer’ Jewelry, and Wines and Liquors. for Us Cro Lew Summer A Sale Ghoroughly Covering the Whole Field, Three tables in the Main Aisle will be heaped with some of these special bargains, The other offerings will be found in the usual Sections devoted to these articles. Leather Goods in abundance for every possible’ Summer requirement, Travelling Bags and Dress Suit Cases, Toilet Roll-Up Cases, Medicine Cases, Flasks, Wrist Bags, Vanity Bags, Card Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Cases and Leather Belts. Everything New, Novel and Best All Underpriced. An Event that Many Will Generously Welcome. As evidence of the fact we quote a few from among the many specials ; Travelling Bags: COWHIDE LAGS. bre full cut, deep shape, frame, with sold. bras Weather lined and Inside) id an {nch; regularly £6.40 and 4,50 and 6.50 Suit Cases, ERPROOF SUIT Wa Tries Hnen Uned inside, leather straps. Fnetign pease | Int equal ty, mnuny where at §7.50, 6.00 luck: ane Children’s Travelling Case CHILDREN'S TRAVELLING CAR just i Mway Rteen oF Drown nen feingiy tude, WE Teather cor \rass-plated Jock and catches; 16) Inch. So Steamer Rugs and Shawl Strap: it ae a i Aew ana: “ fUEREC Hi) Ht ati gia LEATH eit « ful} cut, oltve Neil Ig i Bas Of ehestniy net iraee ph ye Jock and nm alligae to 1W-Ineh, I4-ineh, I-Inehy 10 se. M00. de Shirt Waist Dresses for Women at Unusually Low Prices, Cool, comfortable garments made in faultless fashion from superior grades of chambrays and lawns. ‘Though the prices fare very small, yet these Dresses possess style and chic generally seen in much higher priced Dresses, These are dis Played in the Wrapper Department. An entire section is also devcted to their display adjoining the popular Waist Store. WOMENS SHIRT» WAIST DRESSES of | chambrays excellent quality; plain colors, gray and medium blue; waist 1s neatly tailored with graduated side plaits} skirt is 25 also neatly tailored and full seven gore, 1. WOMEN'S SHIRT-VWAIST DRESSES of lawns superior quality, plain colers, light and medium blue, tans and white, cleverly designed model; waist has graduated stitched side plas; skirt is full seven gere and neatly 1 15 tailored, ° WOMEN'S SHIRT-WAIST DRESSES of fine lawny in dainty pin dot effects; waist is mace with four gracuated side plaits and centre plait is of fine embreidery insertions shirts neatly tailored, full seven gore. and two OA) sowsoof fine embroidery insertion on the front gores, dw @ egel Second Floor, Bront, 10th 20-Year Gold- az. Filled Watches, With Beautitul Wonogram, 7. 50 Just the kind of a watch that a man should have especially during the vacation season, It’s a perfect timekeeper and in appearance is the equal of a watch that sells fer teveral times $7.50, The Usual Price is $12.00 for the Watch alone. But as an additicnal induzement we will en- grave a two or three initial monogram, precisely SaA- as illustrated, without any extra cost Theie Watches are_in the popular (12) size -y and are fited with « 7-iewelled New England movement. guaranteed by us fo keep correct time. Siegel Coupee Store, Main Floor, Ieroniy ISH St) Finest line of high-grade sample footwear we have ever shown. tans, champagne, black kid end calf, and patent leathers Also These Well- 1.95 leathers that are both serviceable and attractive, and in every instance @ high standard of workmanship is evinced, Range of sizes is broader than found usually among sample shoes and oxfords. «Jenness Miller’? $3.50 and $5.00 Sample Shoes and Oxfords for Women at,.... Sryles are thoze in constant demand, Other Popular Values for Men, Women @ Children, Women’s $1.50 and $2.00 Oxfords. Tan Kid and Tan Calft Black Kid and Patent Leathers: also ‘White Canvas; all sizes cf most every style and all 95 good styles, c Men's $3.00 Shoes, Vici kid ard velour calf lace shces, welted soles, good firing styles, all sizes, Boys’ $1.50 Shovs. Tan lace shoes with good stout soles that will wear well} sizes up to 13%; black satin calf lace shocs in all s zes up to 5g | 1.90 | | 98c j ‘La France’ Si Sample Shoes and Oxfords ‘All the stylish new hee!s and toes. including drep toc, flat last, Handsome styles in white, and besides these are Known Brands: npn glia ging Png bngi agin ghng bmn pimpin gingha niin impipy 3 OOO SUMMER SUITS FOR MEN; n 9 styles for all builds; extra salesmen on hand to wait on yo STVAMER RUE twisted All wool, Finches SHAWL STRAP: handle ‘and ¢ Boys’ and Women’s Belts. ROYS' PATENT LEATHE! Wwe Pikonlt) pears cl: crush leather, Lay te baat pine, White, Drgwiy tanh Wi Mluntrated 19 one of the new: hartean Benton, oF as ni practient, ‘having ‘te open: MOROCCO AND KID. Ines. ag shown. and a heavy gilt: frame new shapes, corde Bath On Inatde ‘compart They fare cheap With huttons, One of nt #L TM and. have neat, valuon; im Of Rlove Kld -and tg Muah’ coal lan ¢ browne tin” Watts, May a fre blue, bh fan "8 WHITE PLATTPD WA8I good width and quality, Fay Wrist Bags. WRIST AGS—We hay sollection of Hage of many kinds. Including the Aves nue Rags, Vanity Mags, Envelope Bags; Diack and’ colors, regularly $1.00 to $1.10) tile ale, 70 Miscellaneous items apart from our reg- lines at sale prices. q PINOCHL In fine black graln 4 leather ci pack at ccarts ha frtin. Te With Markers ol eels c ‘750 of Jeatiier, The Envelope or VANITY B. ? to prevail In style. We ha 4 calf ine some excellent values. “which, priced. We can mention only @ + but there are an ins 8 Grain, with Purse actual grade was 90c,; ‘480 few of the prices, dex of thi SKIN CIGAR hand: wratt AND CIGARE! Valen. rain i Heod-ack Renedict Photo Studio — offers the following Combination Special for Thursday and Fris day. If you contemplate having Pictures made here is a good opportunity. 12 Imperial Carboncttes and One 16x20 Black @ White for a 50 Exclusive Photographers ask $8.00 to $10.00 for the same grade of work: ___GSloget Cooper Store, Take Oth ay, Bleyatorm, F Flags tor the “4th,”’ Sizes at Low Prices. mounted on staff, with spear i Hlags mn bunting: hoad., uf with | wand Ming ne to Ue halyard; at Bio. up to. Ady for att Ke range from 2xv foe Jong, each, ‘ BRACKETS for I feet at 15.95 sf IRON window ed on vindk ebone | fan Pol your convenience we Iie h Clude screws for attaching to Woodwork. r T-lneh fag bolo, wrade 260., Fr Tcinch Ang polerkrade B8¢,, Vy-inch flag pole, krade 400,, ror 2-inch ag pole, Rrade Oc. FLAG. POLES WITH’ HALYARDS. 8 ft 10 ft 12 ft. 14 tt, hy pies | Crain: aera cw é PLAGS ARADBS and ike. Ble. 450. 125 ‘ or home wwations; faxt © (Slegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Easts 4 Women’s WatkingSkires At a Little Price, A factory closing for the Sum- mer had 750 of these Walking Skirts on hand, and to close oui stock com: pletely offered them to us at a mere fraction of their intrinsic worth. We pass them along to you at 33 to 4 the price you would expect to pay. hey are made in 9 and 13 plaited effects. Some have stylish strapping. All are excellently tailored. Besides white, colors include pale blue, shep- herd plaid and polka 195 dot patterns, Many in L plain black, also white pique. Store, (Slogel Coane Bh Ave. oh trance) for Men at $7.50, The ‘Barry’' $3.50 and $5.00 Sample Shoes ard Oxtords for Men at,... eq 2.50 Children's Tan Shoes, Two shades, one dark tan, other champagne color; soft vici kid, button or lace; sizes 2 10 6, Larger sizes af the same, with spring heels, 85¢ Children’s Tan Barefoot Sandals, Tan barefoot Sandals; well made for looks as well as wear; all sizes up to Il, at 49c this low price, Children's White Shoe. White canvas shoes in button or lace styles. These are regularly $1.00 and $1.25. We offer all sizes up to I at 69c Infants’ First Shoes, Fine kid, soft sole, bution and lace, sizes 0 to 4, several delicate shades, 186 (loge! Cooper Atore, Segond Floor, Bast) blue serges, fancy mixtures Q) 1 1) ew 4 50c