The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1911, Page 7

I a EE SOS THREE DAYS LEFT T0 GET VOTES FOR CARNIVAL KING Campaigners Are Busy, and Each Confident He Has Picked the Winner. RED APPLES FOR VOTES. Special Plans for Children’s Day Promise to Make It Best of the Week. VOTE TO DATE FOR KING OF THE CONEY MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL, Candidates must be nominated to the Mardi Gras Aseociation and accepted as candidates by the Nominating Committee of Nominations closed Saturfay, Any 26. Contest closes Thurs Sept. 7, at 12 o'clock noon. No votes will be received after that hour. hag NOMINEDS Ww. D. "asia Quartet gin J. J. Mewes, Glencoe A. Ch John J. Curran, Trish-am, A.A. A. B. Yacenda, Panama A. C. BZ. @. Smith, Algonquin Cind @. Prank Croissant, A. A. A John C. Blake, Whalea Bros... Spel- Charles 5. Gorham, “Aipba Gama Phi P: ugh Kessel, ‘Ger. ‘Git. League, ‘Wtth only three days left—for when the clock strikes high noon on Thurs+ Gay, Sept. 7, it will be “all over but the shouting'’—the campaigners for the dighteen candMates tn the election for King of the Coney Island Mardi Gras Carntval of Flowers and Song, which ‘will open for a whole week of fun and | Ww, tnnocent reveiry just one week from| to-day, are working like beavers. Joseph J. Hewes, the pride of Harlem | end the “Blond Boy of the Glencoe Athletic Club,” full of confidence that | he will be elected to the Throne of} Coney, has sent a picture of Miss Mayme Remington, actress, who is |, Kindi Hewes for King of TL be, Dat, bellere me, Harlem hee always ent inte King of the: a ‘ores Gassing, 2: Mowe fer Tnclotet lates fiat 10, oh ETER ALMEN. ncloted please find 16 votes for More will be on the way. soon ited My credit Ba! ineloaed 5 fia wha Tog Gre way, NJ. indly tally np these 50 tes for our fri lewes of the Glencoe A. Sr RANK BECK. WM. GIESB, Ht Joe Hewes with tue 2 votes tn- slosea, gu ihe hn THES. A. WRIGHT AND EMPLOYEES OF RCHNE! 8 RATHSKELLER, 1 KUYN, ease, credit to J. J. Mestes, the wiencpe aulaterse ‘80 ballots. Pals Hoved fad 20 votes for J.01- Meme RANK M <a I Ate “Here are 28 votes for J.J. Hewes, CHARLES O'o. «NO! JOHN COLLNS, ee for Rolle, | will be ARLES ae MBACH, tnt ot Wiis mb ie ile the brat fll ‘et 7 spun aD, olla, the fou Prowect Hall fame, 3 ce wan L& FA Per F. lease find 410 votes to nee credited to le's account, MISS MAMIE STURRAY Kindly credit the inclaged 126 coupons to James H. Curtin, | "The first shall be last and the .ast skal! be first, Selah!" JOBN 3. Pane SHEPARD, ‘The ball of chance has now heen twirled, perenne our foes been hurled, lots of The Evening World, King Kolle's banner will be uptirled, Testoned 800 vot present whe crown, tin Inctored D. Kalle’ “pooked wolid for a whole year on the United Time” and happens to be in New | York just now, Miss Remington visited Coney Sunday, and Howes says he will! ask her to cancel her engagement for | ,, Jed next week and be his Queen of the) Carnival. Mr. Hewos has designated | Belleck's Grand View Hotel, Surf ave-| nue and Twenty-third street, as the| Royal Headquarters during Mard! Gras week. Mr. Selleck will be his Lord igh Chamberlain and Mrs. Selleck Firet Lady tn Waiting to the Queen, while the wee Misser Selleck, Arline and Ruth, will be pages and train Dearers to the Queen. “Roarin’ Bil" Selleck ts campaten manager in Coney for Hewes, and the Grand View resembles a “convention town hotel” when @ political convention fs on, Newsboys with a speculative bent run in and out, pa ohange voting coupons wh have permitted them to cut from their Bvening World for “campatyn dough," while the leader's captains come to re- port on thelr work. APPLES FOR VOTES; PIPPINS, TOO. From present mn patcher A. C, Brockway of the We Depot, with the ald of his tollo ployees of the B, R. $20 first prize offered number of Hewes ballots though George &. Davis, a fo ‘but now a farmer tn War « has made a good bid for the oonsigning five barrels of fil) Capt. Barney Bass with instructions to ples tv help along the slection * and the Cap'n ts act THEY'RE Train Dis- a | I em that highest him, er eltizen oO, » will win prize The Carnival r They will anticipate the giving an exhibition tn nons this week, b on four} o-mor- lying man will fl until ng from Sea Gate a extreme | west end of the Island and sailing east! w the new Free Baths witch o Eve ating World secured elfng about over the humming city, and conoyding w a Poa e. Coney Isiand ! m actly five miles lo Viator will fly nearly Park, | kinan, Ww award > ut on Ch Day WHAT THE CAMPAIGNERS HAVE | TO SAY OF THE BATTLE. rom 1 campaigners ASS'N, he Queen |Site | bank of Fox River with ty Here's fifty notes le, RVING) Lewis Count the incloeet 126 totes Yor King John J. Curran of Couey's Coaster Hotel, but one of f most useful captaine in the Algonquin Clap (Tammany Hall ries he's home tn Yorkrille, VID I. KELLY, Committee Inclosed find 00 coupons, which is just @ nload will atop at pour door Bent. ‘my friend and clubmate, Anton De! pre ames THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, Candidate for Carnival King, | His Queen and Some of the Court Dender, who would make 9 King. “ALAGHAN, Inclosed find 102 rotes fo: 3. SSS Caving FRIEDMAN, Inclosed find 124 votes for J, Currsa, Pride of the olf First Ward of Yor! BOYS FROM HOBUY'S CORNER, Fickels, President; Francia Ruse’ Tchad, find ton vote for 3. J+ Sreima faner, but a bute Is. SPRLLMAN, One bundred vote for the Ring, ‘Smith, yo Ty xh Pirase. 1, Estes ft lore our aa fiom bis frend, JULI ge Sept, fs, tx ‘tnel om tof he ‘wort: £9, a YH, the ‘world, tor “icing. arnteal ot I hope fe arate et fo the tront pola mb a Page ih S ging ine {heli o ext Sarr GARLAND, tae ot ened ‘ee i "ivan HO MURPHY LNB aio MU Uiiieans, | altclotel nd trepsygren Totes for = wes, the “Candy ah rien. ’ MYiSS RUS; Inclosed find 117 votes for ohn J. Curran, No. 1009 Second Ray who is @ igen Cs ww Algonquin Club, the Foo Club of Bie tan sath Dstrfet ‘ cartaine "i i -AINS OF TH! NI at eel ey: een 8 THE Incloaed fine 01 ho 1 eee coupena for Joe Hewes, w for THREE, hors 0 alg gihomee J. Lord, “Josh Ty ENN ORL Must Keep All lwaukee Dos! Indoors for Ninety Days. All dogs in Milwaukee must be kept indoors for ninety days. Any found on the streets will be shot. This order has been issued from the Health De- partment, following the discovery that .|@ dog that bit other animals had rabies, New Species of A brand-new salamander has been dls- covered in Costa Rica, according to Dr. Leonhard Steineger, a Smithsonian In- stitution scientist. It te two and a halt inches long, has a smooth, brown skin, somewhat striped, a wide, flat head, and # long, oylindrical tail. Start Colony of Pri im Gloversville, Percy Williams, a wealthy glove maker, of Gloversville, N. Y., ts on his way home from Wyoming with 100 prairie dogs, which he had captured near Rawlins, Wyo. He sald he was taking them home to AUTO DRIVER MURDERED, Victim Belteved Killed by Safeblowers, CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—On a near Cary, thirty miles 1 nicago, Frederiok Wennerst and Giver of an automod’ death some time body was found yest rie Do to Have . Was shot week. His a last gon back of his head. living at His autom Wennerstrom at? P.M The facts of the case, the pollc leve, are that Wennerstrom was ¢ ing for & gang of safe blowers: mes who have been ronbing » Northern Mnols for more than months, bile has disap- left a two —_— THE DOOLING OUTING. 1 Arrangements for Wednes- day's Enterta’ Former Coysty Clerk Peter J has completed arrangements for nual outing next Wednesday, trolley cara have heen engaged to . Westsiders to and from Manhattan Ca- sip b aftarncon at the Gasine w and J open to thi women has ordered thousands of gation cream, lemonade by the can and of tee sandwiches by the basketful, \ 4 other shows in the | start a prairie Gog industry as an ad- Junct to his factory at Gloversville, Mr. Williams pays he has experiment- ed and found that prairie dog pelts make the finest kind of gloves. The Hoople He a Hoo, George Hutchings, an amateur base- Dall player of Cedar Grove, N. J., was riding down a steep road leading from Hook Mountain yesterday, when he saw what he believed to be a hoople speeding elong all by itwelf. Hutchings 4 mined not to be beaten in th but on more speed and when near the foot of the mountain was astenished to see the hoople break apparently tn two, Then he discovered that !t was a hoop anake. rif Marooned on an Robinson Crue When Mrs, Garrett Van Atta of New ton, N, J. went to her lien house on Saturday morning to collect eggs there were none. There were no hens either. She called het husband and the two searched but they found neither heas nor clues. alan: Like On her way to church yesterday morning, Mrs. Van Atta found her hens, They were on an ‘sland that had been created by the rain, had been marooned there since Friday night and had had nothing to eat in the tn} Your dentist should be consulted twicea year. Your mouth should be rinsed twice daily with delightful “ Vernas Lotion The Curative Mcuth Wash 15¢., 50c. and $1.00 per bottle at your druggist. a OY EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, 4c IDEAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS OF BUSY PARENTS . Bt. Ann's’ for oatalonie PODLOHOBOHHOHHHHODHOOHHO GA had succeeted in convincing him ft was useless to try to carry out his pro- gramme. Rodolfo Reyes felt for his wateh and jt Was gone, At least a dozen of the Reylsta contingent had been the victims of pickpockets. By a circuitous route the party went REYES ATTACKED | AS RIOTERS DEFY — GOV. DENEEN BREAKS LEG IN AUTO MISHAP. Jumps or Is Thrown From Car as Machine Rolls Back and Maderists Hurl Stones at Can- didate for Presidency as He Tries to Speak. Smashes Buggy. SPRINGFIELD, Mh, Sept. 4—Gov. | Charles S Deneen suffered a double GENERAL ALSO ROBBED. fracture of the left leg yesterday tn an auto accident near Farmingdale, fifteen miles from Springfleld. The Governor's Nn big touring car was climbing a s| nit Many Hurt When Mounted | wes the brakev fefused to work, and hine rolled rapidly downhill and | Men Charge Through Mob | smashed a bugey that wae ascending It was after 6 o'clock before Gov. De- —Cavalry Ordered Out. neen arrived at the Executive Mant 1 received medica! attention, I excruciating pain and it was necessary to administer an anaesthet! Dr, Taylor says the injury is a seve both bones in the left leg bet n an tnch and @ half above tne | POSLAMENDS ALL ITCHING TORMENT Relieves Immediately and Quickly Cures All Skin Diseases, on MEXICO CITY, Sept, 4—Stoned and robbed of 3,000 pesos ($1,500) yester- day by a mob of Maderistas In the prin- cipal thoroughfare of the capital, Gen. Bernardo Reyes, candidate for the Pres- {dency in opposition to Francisco 1, Ma- Gero, was forced to abandon an effort to address his constituents and to run the gantlet of a Jeering crowd, upon whom the police had received orders not to fire except as a last resort. Repeatedly the police charged and the hospital records show that forty-three persons were wounde most of them dy stones, but many show gashes made by police sabres. | The stoning of the aged meneral was the climax of a riot that began about | 10 A, M. and was not entirely quelled | late at night. i It had been announce’ Reyes would make his final speech of the campaign in front of the National Theatre. Gen, Reyes, his s Rodolfo, and some of his party leaders drove up in at: | automobile, Far outnum his sup- | porters, the Maderistas crowded about | his machine. Stepping Gom the car the jand other skin diseases, which entails | ral rebuked the mob, but his words | sleepless nights and robs sufferers of | ‘oked Jeers, a rain of stones and) is stopped at once by Poslam: other missiles, | Pleasant slumber comes as a welcome The automodile was abandoned. Its|relicf from distress. Soon a complete occupants walked four blocks, the row- | cure is effected, for the healing powers of les following and throwing stones. Poslam are certain; its rapid action mar- REYES STONED WHEN HE TRIED | ‘ellous TO SPEAK, Poslam is a peifect antiseptic, kill germ life and contains nothing to injure Entering a building facing the theatre |i}. most delicate skin. Its success is Reyes and his escorts went to the sec-| ooator than that of anything used for ond story, where Reyes stepped on te @ | timilar purposes. valcony to address the crowds. Acne, Barber's Itch, 1 Instead the tumult grew and chunks | diseases yield to it readily of marble and stones gathered from the | minor blemishes are era: ground about the new theatre were |few applications, the complexion, red hurled at the white-haired figure, noses, ete., being cleared overnight. For twenty minutes he remained there Poslam is sold for 50 certs by all drug- ¢ terrible itching attending Eczema dodging missiles which wrecked the | gists everywhere, Or the Emergency windows and signs covering the front | Laboratories, 32 West 25th atreet, New of the butlding. York, will send a sample free to anyone who will write for it. to show results in twenty-four hours, Poslam Soap is delightful for every cleansing purpose, and being m with Poslam is rendered antiseptic, venting infection, For more than an hour the police This is sufficient fought the mob, riding into the mass of shouting humanity, trusting to the force of the rush to keep the crowd moving. Inside the bi ing, Reyes'a friend: STHOLZWASSER’S DINING ROOM~ (OPEN EVE'S UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK K.TUHEN—ouy 10. ALLOWED ON Kitchen C10 se, era aleror Sewing ALL CAST SALES. This home const ft a and ts om exhibition in’our wareroor Foon 91,00 A WEEK OPENS COUNT. BEDRUOM_ Golden -——_—-—--- + a and Batiste Corsets— 1.69 Our Liberal Credit Terms sk \Pguins, (oe , ; Se es 90 Yea $50 Worth $3 DOW rt 128 Nee at Ai Sale of Schoiars’ Supplies itl etn sed de ven Wire pring , A ; Eon ee ny Roe citer Pilgwe To Start the Children Right jor School! Fane ney ngage $100 Worth $10.00 Downg: sh ¢ unfortabie 2%"! Good tcols make willing pupils ...Cur eale prices make it possible for 13 $4.00 and $6.00 f 2.98 $1 50 “ $1 5.00 “ $2.0 3 Flee ‘rolled | every echolar to be fully equipped at smallest possible outlay. ...Dependable sie kine tact mnzaut ey $200 : $20.00 i $2: 2 qualities at lowest prices in a perry Bio geben Coutll— median aad ‘ No Mall or Telephone Orders for the lowing FREIGHT & £300 we ole ties $2.75 FURNISHED Aiea Beceecee 2 elle with eraner-— orem... 7 The Latest in R. R. FARE Our 7 term me Avoly A\ $65 Gillott’s and Esterbrcok’s Pene—doe. 6 bb—aichel up 1 Petticoat. WRITE FOR an’ whodeisnnde 5 ROOMS —_| Pen Holders dos. 8 peri neng : 3 ie es t Sponges. .2 for 1 | Rulers ‘or Women and Misses OUR 1911 GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE FURNISHED | peu wipers ini i | Nigediage 2 | Lnk'and Pencil Eraser $i | seisieon te at seumied mea meeee CATALOGUE EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING, $148 Hlbek ob Hed Ink As | Mustiago. +++: § by iis Arey ap RO setae pike alte silk Jersey sope ate Peneiis—100 in box 248] Penell Cotes Pencil Seis... Repuuitul new eqode= | 6 inch Globe ant 1A | Larger Bets in Varita “Assortment « adapted to the new Eagle € Ompusses. “12% aptbay Cone Pench pet and "7 pagon Dress models. 2.63 lades 15] Writing Tablets, penetl or irk paper y Nook Straps Leowe Leat Note or ean OMS and others. REAc ESTATE FOR BALE— Grayulan box of 1m colors Loose Peatmootg or "9° | petticonte of ialsyon, Memaiiue.’ ‘om BROOKLYN. Wood Cra D | comporiticn~ Pitre Cover Fall shades and Meagan Pre LAD Lunch Hoxes—folding +1 3 emorandum Books tailored {a4 to, 1.98 pe erate tal 1G Sivdtets Note Booka Mipepe’ Messaline Petitoouters | Sec Sa a Taps “Pas DIRECT ROUTE TO Ira enmansiCe | iW si 286 EMSA Ak DA dP the Al oT The ct Rn Na NBN lice headquarters, reported thelr and then proceeded to the Reyes : FOURTEENTH STREET West of Filth Avenue | were rent ta the army heads quarters and soon a®roop of cavalr | appeared, The rioters gave way before | them. ——— +1286 FINE UPHOLSTERY FABRICS Stew combinations venue 86... OF New Yorkers have known for years! bis alin fauna geen | Choiccet end mest derirable effects and colors for chair divan, couch covers and betemumtehice ginal Ss) 1911. @HEARNS CLOSED TO-DAY | —_—» TO-MORROW AND BALANCE OF WEEK Interestin | © Sales of Children’s School Wear and Supplies and Attractive Cfferings in New Fal! Goods The First of The New Fali — An attractive showing, but only the advance guard....New arrivals daily . Prices are to gain quiek sales:— Yard wide Satin Liberty —tieht ‘and dark colors—messaline Ainish-—98 ct. quailty. . . special values sss 26-inch Setin Messalin peas de-'rable light and dark colore— Important Purchase Of Fine Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics FYROM THE WELI-KNOWN IMPORTERS STROHEIM & ROMAN 1&th Street, Near Broadway A firm noted for quality and exclusivenees of their importations, having a large trade among decorators who demand distinctiveness sees TO in ap vot a ee as er a a ees ernltars of the| Vaiue.ss....” ‘sire. most desirable fabrics for al inds of furnishings, boug at conrces | Satin roche am sions enabling us to announce tho ha Sameer ><: ae Bratt de ¢ Intent Fall shadeecvaiue 81-50" The GREATEST VALUES in window, dcor and wall draperies, such as:— 42-inch Bordered Satin Metin" on New Fail Colors—ree. $2. < 27-1 aneh Self Col'd Rordored Mes- salines, desirable for walste— value $1.50. 27-inch Col'd Bordered Messa- Mnes. new effects ‘Organsti marke: Piain and Moire Silk pot Ht Silke Armures; Bilk ond Linen Brocade elour Fi Brocades; Italian Silk Brocades; Crinkle Armu t jgured Silk Gobellue; 1620 . 08 New Fail Neckwear juotations from a wealth of that is a pleasure and profit to critica: 1 Velour Bro Plush. Brocades Duplex. siti < Crinkles: French Stripes end Warp Weaver, etc., ete. All Goods 50 inches wide. A wonderful range of colorings In designa ranging from the small figure to elaborate arabesque or medallion of which one figure covers entire chair seat or back. Entire Furchase in Four Lots:— Lot 2. Lot 3. 4.00 1.50 oods worth For goods worth joods worth For goods worth and $1.25, $1.50 to $2.25. it 10 to 88.00. $4.60 to 65.00, Ye have made many underprice offerings, but for variety, quality tnd ralues this excels any we hare made since our famous eale of the B. I. Solomon's Sona’ stock! Collars of Real Irish Crochet— quper works of art the new Capuchi * round t cre Nees: Lot 4. 2.00 an not to be y te el $2.00 vo $10.90— 2-08 to Real ft Irish Crochet Yokes—fine is a Baby Irleh pattern, with rick designs—V or roi ne 25 0 0.08 Wega mde ‘and Sallor, pera aca Col eek ane Md rn b08 Bo Brio... 3.08 New we bared ris! For 8 Strong Specialties in ings Capuchin’ Sane LARGE AND SMALL RUGS |e to0 4.08 As a Special Farly Season Offering:— Vals Groebet Ls tinghadon +26 to 1.98 New Season Hosiery 16.95 28.50 12.95 LARGE WILTONS, | LARGEAXMINSTERS, AXMINSTERS, =| Womens eel an tog rreeerd ng Se at 9x12 feet, x! feet. 8.3x10.6 feet. also Je sole—biack, tan and Seamed and eeamless. Richest Orientals Smith's and other good sizes—clsewhere .59.... BQ ” Newest Design: and Flo makes, ™ ingen Silk Hose—stlk—lItsle Regularly $° 5 Regularly $21.98. Value $16.60. ne Sid Sees ieee black 60 A saving of @8.55 to $10.00 per Rug—Doee that appeal to you? Children's White Silk Lisle Hose— 7] High File Axminster Rugs Latest Fall Designs ay Sere 27x64— | 86x72— We're Up to the Minute! special. . 1.37 special. 2.35 Extra long models that form OUR ORDER DEPARTMENT He demand ior, Swe: cathe We Does Upholatering and Hen ine ot ate Kinde of Draperies the medium preg nig ws awortmenta of For Which You Can Obtain Beat Workmanship with comfort... . Many exce val- jues like these:— naa ae peice RA Saturday special Misses’ School Petticoat black and colored Heat FINER GOOLS PROPOKTIONATELY Low: pec eas Specials in Toilet Goods 12-49 herblooms— also black sateens and sla lengths 82 to 36 9 to 1.69 ani Fine Offerings in Rockaway. Beach: ub Fi°%s | 3 | Sight Seeing Yachts | | Baber cant, ‘compe ‘Singer's Mal Homes only 18 minites from Park Row, ‘These houses are Daliively the, bea ever offered at Sight- roe Yacht arias i Emre 1 Naat oress | Saat _Line For Wighi» | edt aod « There are f 8 and B-room homes, of $300 Down 1 der W Le Ww 7 Battery FOR SALE, “DIAMONDS ON CR BASY WEEKLY OW MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ ou toes of ® pees, Puss Ro | &) eps ,Fulltse © i i & Hs es: Serinsse 2 tabu Aro en tee jen Oltirg,. © okra, iat \® American Watch a and Diamond Co, Lane ort, Take Elevator ‘DIAMOND SON CREDIT WATCHES a7" at den Lane Diao mmen(s avcsyited Vinci Are COMA Ny OTTO SINGER A kulgee with Bs Near Kings Highway, and Went Experience, Minth street, WY f Daya Jewelry, SACK’ LOWE Nawonda, TOME! 1008s eho teat AUT Span evealnge | Manda Croam 39 Leather Bags School fect Hazerd 1 a F bebed io| For Shoppers and Travellers! |For both dainty and practical girls Holmes 0 Frostille i4 Fine values to start new season! Prices that Please everybody. 26 ct, Brown's Denilfrice . " 50 ct. Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair yy tend emb'y, H: & 6n4 tuabe-eleee 4 co ld yrs. Grower 34| gitioansworh $o50 * 25 ct, Bensoin and Almond Lotion. 16 | cowhice Travelling Hans 2.08 24” .39.. .49.. 69 36 et, Compile janicure Set 16] leather lined—safet r strong Worth 39 to vs 2 ct. Orange Wood Sticks—doz 7) loather hanuice--\alue 85-00 3.98 Finer to 1,98--all extra values, — - * To-morrcy, Tuesday, MORNING SPEC 1ALS— Unt P. Me To prevert dealers Luyirg, ucrtities reetrictcc—No Mail or Telephone Orders. $2.48 Women's Fall Hats $17.98 Fine Axminat. ee Satins and Fattatan-aylshiy Geared ccoune- JP Raxi08 ee read an aatity sits sensed medium alte turbans aud sid REC MBRY BASEMENTS SHMEINHRY RID LOOK. SF an Pon _ Ma tation. : 5.98 Lace Cur aine $3.98 Black Ostrich Plumes 1.88 | iin i ts ai tare RE nar ruGMinas finn Yeon. oT ee RTAINS. DASEMENT. * ee ya e~etipes, dots, fi os, etc Cornet Covers 24 ee Umbrellas 26 & 28 wneh — whit Di -BASHMENT. 49 Collars & Fichus 36 pata vison Sailor or Quaker atyle-all net combined NECKWEAR MAIN FLOOR ~ 30 ineh ‘but heer th pate ft a fer f eaaone tat sheer ie ‘ate fala, 980 Girls’ Was sex BT ate vahion allpe, ‘wiegregs and Infea Chain! " tonew atte Fler 0G ARS EN peer SEND rLooR 1246 Women’s Initial H'dk’fs, 7) ’ High Cut Shoes 1.39 HANDRERCHIEPS MAIN FLOOR ee mel@ 590 Turkey Red Table Covers 40 Mises 2% to 149 shows SOND FLOOR LANES MAIN ton LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! LOOK FOR THE CLOC. baling Clock Signe Denote Morning Specials