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'SqcaHipem Events ooing Alexaricllei SefelFy-vG Quits drt F. Hailess and Now on Sale nt 313 Main Xtxcz: Does IbS'tSBMwgMSUUsK WVMTM vilWlBU ttaddini iLnr t-eadv for. wtll Mnr. ealJ'Witn1 nfl ntni Stock Bontiht by Ben 30c 11TC3E lOLLil an-hied, dressed lath, imbedded to. hoi Asphalt Mastic, a cardboard cut at ttv factory faato sheet 4x4 it aq.

and three-eighth thick. 8beet ara easily and quickly to ataddiaf read fot dacoration. t' mm mm "mm mm mm miwi WIH ihcoiin ttM i jv II iVHV.VNVW i i I lsed uniform inch naUad It aoaad and ti don, sanitary and sJeriess. Csjasy proof agaiaat heat, mid, JsmsnMs, aad Tannin; will not crack, brink, You who nave Wedding or other Gifts to buy, here's an opportunity can't afford to miss (or it a not likely to occur again. Here's a partial listl of, the remarkable values; others are published in today's Chronicle, Qt- Used Cor dwelling, pleasure, health-resort factory building, new partitions in old 51 Bracelets S3.00 vi0lrjr Olrect IQf iTe Sample, BVOfclct SUSS) IIM 01 ICUCTll TOVT tOwsh THE MASTIC Will Minn Pftnrroc mvc rn ccv tu-j mumiMin ij For by the Jonee.

lumber Delia, Texae; Ed Steevee A ton, tan An- i w. wnton Fort BARTHOLD CASEY, Houston, Texas IB" mirr Signet Shirtwaist Sets $3.75 values $1.85 $5.00 values $2.48 $6.00 values $2.98 $3.00 values $1.48 $3.50 values $1.75 $4.00 values $1.98 SomethingNew in Street Pumps Ben F. Harless, 315 Made of Roroaihe Cloth, which is a beautiful silk finish, jet black; very dressy and serviceable. Made on the new short vamp last, flexible welt sole, high Cuban heels. I iirHi'fiMiv if Besnarkabla Valaa ftolk Salld Cuff TUa Solid Gold, aoel OoM FlUael BROOCHES $2.25 values 98c $3.50 values $12.00 values 75c values ,480 $2.00 values 90c $2.50 values i.V.'.;V.$U9 Main St, 1 Baptist church.

Be leaves his chur with a membership of which he gathered In his four years' werk, asnong the working i Rev. Mr. McDanlel win go from to Han Angelo, where be will take mission work. THE OFFICIAL BIRTH EECCI Fifteen Hew Bora Babies Were I ported in Houston. the following births fot the city Houston were reported to the city heal officer for the week ending June May 28 Mrs.

McCreery, Oaklawn, be May Si Mrs. Henry Neumann. Harr burg road, boy; Mrs. Flavin A. Hat; rider, Oaklawn, boy.

June 2 Mrs. W. A. Helwke, Sll Robi street, boy. June 4 Mrs.

IL W. Hamlck. 231 i Hardy street, boy. May 26 Maggie Jones, Andrew street, boy; Mrs. Lawrence Lassie, 1611 Dallx-street, boy; Mrs.

Jessie James. 1707 street, girl; Mrs. Bam Dazzle, 1907 Montgomery avenue, boy. i May 2-Mrs. P.

H. Cronln, ISOj Chen-evert street, May 27 Mrs. Albert Shann, 2201 Washington avenue, boy, May 8 Frances TM Cleveland, boy. i -is May 29 'Mary Johnson, Houston, glrh Mlsale Roberts, 110 Plena, May 81 Prlne Ella Taylor. Telephone road, girl.

Total number of births reported for the week, 15. Estimated population, 102,600. Geo. W. IS.

City Health OfTlQe. CARD OF HANKS, i We desire to express our sincere n1 heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends an 1 neighbors for the sympathy asd kindness shown to my dear beloved so George Everet Llndsy, and family In sickness and death, at his home. In Houston, Texas. From Mother, Brother and Slater. New Richmond, Ohio.

i- Shop iT- HAnHldUUHb I. 0 SMITH MOVES $9 Gold Filled in iiuiiii Doseaa of Other Eejnaily Shirtwaist Sets, Rinbs, Solid Gold Guff Pins ROMAN FINISH. 13.50 values $1.75 $3.00 values $1.48 $5.00 values $2.48 $3.75 values $1.98 $2.00 values 98c Big asaort'nt seme hend-engrsved August Richard. male, white, 25 years, 2 months, 25 days: shock. Mrs.

Elizabeth Fuchs, female, white, 15 years; senility. Henry John Femelat, male, white, 27 years, months; acute dilation of heart May 81 Infant C. Udmlnster, male, white; still born. Charles E. Solomon, male, white, (6 years; natural causes.

Georgia Barrett, female, colored, 45 years; catarrh of stomach. June 1. Diana Cook, female, colored, 22 years: uraemia. Henrv Brown. mal.

colored, 62 years; phthisis. Frank S. neain, maie, wnite, i montns, is days; bronchal pneumonia. Joseph Zapalaa, male, white, 15 years, I montns; paralysis. J.

F. Zanalac, male, white, 38 years, 9 months; hemorrhage. orris Strickland, male, white, 20 days; Inanition. J. Johnson, male, colored, 35 years; fracture of skull.

June 2. Aline Shultz, female, white, 14 years; typhoid fever. Infant Henry Taylor, male, white, months; lntercolltfs. Mrs. Julia Edmund Kerr, female, white, 68 years; chronlo rheumatism.

Virginia Bums, female, colored, 18 years; ascitis. Jordan Hlnes, male, colored, 26 years; tuberculosis. Fanny Sayles, female, colored, 18 years; puerperal fever. Infant Ned Edmond, male, colored, 2 days; aoute Indigestion. Edmund Robertson, male, colored, 20 years; syphilitic nephritis.

June 8. Lee McCoy, male, colored, 81 years; paralysis. Mrs. Edward Tillman Chew, female, white, 29 years, 4 months, 19 days, septicaemia. Total number of deaths reported for the week, 36; annual death rate per 1000 for the week, 18.

estimated population, Dr. Geo. W. Larendon. City Health Officer.

TO GIVE FAREWELL SERMON. Dr. 0. E. MoDaniels Closes Pastorate This Evening.

Rev. G. E. McDanlels, pastor of the Lee Avenue Baptist church, will preach his farewell sermon this evening at 8 o'clock. Rev.

Mr. McDanlels has been pastor of the Lee Avenue church since Its organization four years ago. Prior to that time he was pastor of the Clark Street Jogger CHRONICLE ANNEX $7.50 pleated flounces. and gray; Monday in 8KIRT8 These are Panama grade. Made In -i i nia ww eK i I Grand Cleaivup Sale be-W I IK gins Monday; last few 3 1 1 I days only: You Buy at 4 A A fl ft vntir own nrlrtA.

r.nu 1 1. I i vm I I I II Grove No. 540 and the Ladles of the Modern Maccabees and other friends at their twentieth marriage artnlversary at their home. 2014 Delias avenue, June 1, from 8:80 to 12 p. They were presented with many valuable china presents.

Miss Lucille Joyner of 615 Ross avenue, Westmoreland addition, entertained her Sunday school class and teacher, Miss Minnie Ball, yesterday afternoon. Refreshments were Served, Those present were Corine Howse, Marguerite Sheldon, Grace Hambrlck, Mildred Shaffol, Alice Shepherd, Lucille Walker, Hazel lkor, Ruth Joyner. The daughter of Mrs. J. C.

Goldstein, Dorothy Goldstein, will celebrate her fourth birthday by a picnic In the woods st Angerhoefer'a park Sunday, June IX from 9 a. m. to p. m. M0ETTJAEY EEP0ET.

Thirty-sir Deaths Beported in Eons-ton Last Week. The official mortuary report of the city of Houston for the week ending June 4, compiled by the city health department. Is as follows: May SS. Frank Green, male, colored, BS years; hemiplegia. Gus Martin, male, white, 85 years; pulmonary tuberculosis.

Infant Mrs. N. E. Brown, female, white, 7 months; marasmus, Luke Glascock, male, white, 9 years; peritonitis. Infant Loroda Commons, male, colored; Inanition.

Christina Trournlcht. female, white, 11 months, days; cholera Infantum. Hilda V. Haley, female, white, 6 months, 19 (lays; gintro enteritis. May 29.

Henry Yihephord, male, colored, 18 years: pulmonary hemorrhage. Addle Pierce, female, colored, 40 years; uraemlc poisoning. May SO. Mamie Farrell, female, colored, 25 years; acute Indigestion. Martin Silver, male, white, 28 years; tuberculosis.

Dorothy C. Porterlleld, female, whits. 2 months; gastritis. Infant Mabel Manning, femaie, colored; premature birth. J'he MM I at mm as.

mm i 1 f7 I Mr' J. B. Cooltrane oompHmentedher dauchtar Irma with a aeHftatful blrthdar partjr Wednaedar erenmc from I vntlt 11 at her homv 15,11 Klea Ima'e jutendance at.tnfellow acbool had bn aomewbat-. phenomenal, her reoord beln an, ittandaiw of ooaeeoudT yaara without Atlasinf' a ainsle day or beln tardy Tht axenpllflee the deter-mtoailoniof at least one little 1rL 8 ha la aieo eiithnelaatto member of the Ath-Jejie club; brth captain of bar team. The cueata auinbered.

targalr among her achoolroatee: fink, and white furttahed the color aeheine, belnc need lntbe decoraUona and In the lew and cake Varloua ammea were Indulged In, a dueeslnr eonteet belnn ftmong theip. Susie Humphrerllle waa the rlBner of th Prwe, a dellgnuul tin a book. Robert Small wood won the consolation. A game of fortune-teainff proved an Interesting enjoyment. The Uests Included: Mlsees Marie Mo-Cn.

Alice Taylor, Mary Bell Williams, Dorothy SmaU wood. Mary Alloa Cochrane. Lorena Young, Louise Garrison of Jacka-boro, Zalma Cochrane, Ulllan Ayrea, Camilla Burtoni Mary Cohen, Marlorle Balr. Manila Kegaas, WUma Koewn. Gertrude Hough, Marguerite La Hue, Viola Cochrane, Marguerite Haywood, Myrtle Tanner, Minnie D.

Hodges, Marguerite Rob-ff" Humphrevllle, Hennle Bchlom, Wllla Koehlor, Eddie Ruth 8 mall wood; Arthur Granger, Paul Burton. Elwyn Muslaway, Herbert Bergman, Clyde Bads, Russell McGee. LesteV Roberts. John Keown, Kenny MlUar, Edwin Else-mann. Turner Oulnn.

Jack- Hudglna. Berve Burghart George Humphrerllle, Menry Abldle, Maurice Dannenbaum. Fred Tanner, Charlie Hardt, Aden Mushaway, Foeter, Val Deejy. EmU Klelne, Oaylo Dealy, Lee Townsend, Will Holt-kamn, Robert Smallwood. Bailey Harder.

John Cochrane, Julian Balr. Little Gladys Crawford entertained her friends delightfully Friday at I o'clock, the occasion being her eighth birthday. Shortly after o'clock the little folks began eomlng, each bearing some token for their little playmate. After all had gathered childish games were' enjoyed for a while, then all engaged In a peanut hunt, In which James Studdart came out wlnnerr having found more than the rest. He was given a storybook for his diligence.

All the children were then grouped to have their pictures taken, each trying to look their sweetest. At a call from the mother they marched Into the dining room, where a lovely birthday cake containing eight candles had been arranged quite artistically, and eaoh one drew a ribbon from the cake. Little Doris Newman and Vernon Stud-dart were the successful ones in this contest. Misses Louise Hartung, Delia May Crawford, May Belle and Varne Cockrell assisted the hostess In serving refreshments. Last, but not least exciting was the contest of pinning the foot to a large painted duck on the wall of the sitting room.

Lillian Barden was given a unique Uttle checker board as winner. The following were those present: Gladys Crawford, Carrie Jones Garrett, AUeen Newman, Dorrls Newman, Mary Helen Halley, Nina Lee Hardin, Nanearle Spenoer, Mildred Dargan, Lillian Borden, Grace Sweeney, Louise TeagUe, Ethel Ford, Margaret Hendricks, Hattle Lauralne, Cyrus Halley, Albert McKinney, James Studdart, Vernon Stud-dart, Theran Teague. One of the delightful events for the younger set wss the hay ride Friday evening given by little Caperton and Wilson Beardsley, chaperoned by Mr. ajl Mrs. Beardsley, Mr.

and Mrs. James Mc-Cane, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Clint. Mrs.

Bs-velle. Miss Moore and Mrs. J. E. Foster.

little folks gathered at the home of the host and hostess at 6:30. After the drawing contest for the favors, which were beautiful creations. In fancy hats for the girls: horns, whistles and grotesque caps for the boys, fashioned by the deft fingers of Mrs. Beardsley and Miss Moore, all adorned themselves and started for the ride through the principal streets, down the shell road to the place of destination, Crystal Springs park, followed closely by a mysterious automobile, which passed on the way. Arriving at the park, the guests found a daintily appointed table laden with good things that specially delight the child, including oh, so many bottles of soda pop (children's delight).

A toast to the soda pop man, appetites were soon appeased. A few hours of music, dancing and games, and the little guests were placed In safety at home, not too sleepy to declare if the best time of their life. The guests Included Luclle Hull, Lawrence Otey, Nina Culllnan, Joe Gross, Mary Jackson, Douglas Le Elisabeth Minor, Frank Secor, Libbie Larkin, Edwin B. Fay, Mabel Wilson, Edwin Underwood, Mildred Welch, Travis Batter-son, Elizabeth Rows, Morris Clint, Caper-ton Beardsley, Wilson Beardsley, Freddie Gross, D. R.

Clint, Mary Culllnan. Margaret Culllnan, Frank Foster. Cecils Davis, Mary Alice Elgin. Nlta Foster, Vivian Harris, Marie McCane, Ethel Clint. Mrs.

J. E. Foster. Mrs. B.

F. Frederick gave a linen shower on Tuesday afternoon for her sis ter, Miss Idabel Funk, whose marriage takes place soon. The decorations were pink and white. The punch bowl was presided over by Misses Eunice Northrup and Juanlta Frederick. The center table contained a beautiful pink basket with strings of pink hearts reaching from the chandelier to the corners of the table.

The basket was filled with the gifts from numerous friends. The game of hearts wss played. Mrs. Frank Huwleler won the prise, a book, and Mrs. J.

S. Frederick waa given 'the consolation. The guests Included, besides the honoree and hoa tesa, Mesdames C. J. HUeter, A.

C. Huwleler, Frank Huwleler, S. G. Northrup, L. Kenner, Laclare, Lagarde, J.

S. Frederick, J. H. Brown, L. Robb of Hempstead, C.

Krueger of Hockley, William Bacon, Misses Bessie Sherman, Maggie Pendarvis, Madeline Kunz, Adell Crawford, Lena Glispln, Alice Sehaeffer, Annie Penny, Ella Robb of Hempstead, koula Eubank, Lena Stelsig and Maurlne Kenner. Tuesday afternoon the Phlledlans were delightfully entertained by Miss Callle Magee, high five being- the diversion. Miss Perkins was the winner of the prlxe, a gauae fan. During the afternoon Mrs. F.

B. Meyer's musical selections were very much enjoyed. Mrs. M. L.

Womack rendered several songs to an appreciative audience. Miss Le Gros added much to the program by some of her catchy musical numbers. A two-course luncheon LTHE KEYSTONEi TO HEAL in SA HOSTETTER'S eTOMACH BITTERS Th fact, Stomach Bittershas helped thousandg of sickly people back to health during the past, 56 years Bhoa Id convince you that it is the medicine you need for Indl-geAtlonand Stomach 1 1 15 I ai mm mw 1 rmmm mm i CastThGir Shadow? Swllbytheweil-i 7 dressed man has befenfbr Mohairs-. JWere here with the gdsr Priestley's. all! $15and $20 fbrCoat and r.VV-.

-It 1 Band Tailored Throughout 308 jyialfl Striet, Hooston. Was served. enjoying the hospitality 'were- Misses Adlne Clark, Minnie Kattmann. Bertha Wallace, Loleta Cochrane, Marie Le Gros, Sadie Perkins, Mauriiie Simmons, Lottie Ramsay. Frances Magee, Aline Archer, Helen Ramsay, Mildred Agen, Elenor Almond of Huntsvllle, Claire Mathews, Thomas, Marian Macatee, Edith Dwyer, Hllda-Usener, Grace Agen: Mesdames A.

Magee, W. B. Clint. M. L.

Womack, T. W. Meyers, C. J. McDonald, W.

H. Bradley of Oroveton, A. B. Pres-oott, W. L.

Lund, Charles H. Rouse, H. B. Hook- Miss Sadie Perkins will next entertain the Phlledlans. A delightful farewell party was given In honor of Miss Num Reeves by Miss Gertrude Artusy Thursday night.

An enjoyable feature of the evening was a bouquet contest. The prise winners were Mrs. J. B. Hawkins, Joe Deander, Miss Florence Richmond and Emmett Brasel-ton.

Those present were: Misses Numa Reeves, Loney Whltsteln, Dora ApfCel, Laura Pasche, Loretta Uthect, Annie and Dollle Curneel, Pattle Jackson, Myrtle Williams, Ollle Freeman, Emma Lemmel, pearl Mullenweg. Gertrude Deander, Es-tell Taylor, Elsie Gunts, Florence and Myrtle Richmond, Mattle Court, Cherry Miller, Gertrude Artusy; Messrs. Joseph Shann, Joe Fred Apffel, Bey Stltt, Emmett Braseltom Ross Flores, Aimer Kelly, Joe Deander, Hampton Apffel, Ned Thompson, Jess Ogg. John Turner, Chester and Cliff Armbruster, Edward ROent-, er, Albert -WeWer, Chalmers, J. O.

Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. Lemmel, Mrs. Don Allien, Mrs. Hazthausen, Mr.

and Mrs. J. 8. Hawkins. -e- On Sunday last Mrs.

Sophia Priest, an old resident of Harris county, celebrated her eighty-fourth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Priest came to America from Germany In M51, and shortly thereafter settled on her present home on Brays bayou, where she has resided since. She was the mother of eight children, four of whom are living. These with seventen grandchildren and six and a few olose friends participated the celebration, which consisted principally of a good old-fashioned barbecue with trimmings.

Dinner was served In the spacious dining haD, which waa prettily decorated- with) vines and flowers, while an orchestra hidden behind bank of flowers played sweet music. Later In the evening an Informal dance was Indulged in, in which Mrs. Priest, despite her age, also participated. After a most enjoyable day spent In the home of the hospitable lady, the guests departed wishing her -many happy returns of the day. The Baracas of the McKee Street church entertained In honor of Carroll Bherman and Miss Myrtle Hine Thurs-dsy night with a hay ride as a farewell entertainment before their marriage, which Is to take Place Wednesday.

The wagon left the McKee Street church with a merry crowd of young folks and many well-filled baskets. The route lay out on the Crosby road and at Englewood refreshment' were served. Those participating were: Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. Brown, Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Dlckehut, Misses Francis Ho-gan, Mary Dlckehut. Myrtle Hine, Odell Hlne, Olle Martin, Christine Dealy, Lena Hall. Ruby Cox. Dcrothy Haver, Willie Davis, Rossle Bush, Allle Bary, Nettle Bennett, Messrs. Carroll Sherman, Frank Fox, Mamlce Brook, Gordon Hamner, Frank Hamner, George Miller.

Will Miller, Duff Walker, Will Westphall, Roy Mobley, Griffin Stanley, Haver Enll, Slcket and Callaway. a- Miss Thelma Passmore and Master Vernon Spockbrldge entertained at the closing of school. A guessing contest was one of the games and Mamie Atkins and Herbert Lyles won the first prise and the second prize was won by Gladys Menefee and Herman Brady. Refreshments were! served on the lawn nd the tables were decorated In school colors, green and yellow. Those prrwnt were Thelma Pafsmore, Mamie May Carter, Mary Lee TremmeL Eunice Carter, Marjorte Gordon, Maeme Atkins, Marie Brown, Madeline Brown, Mildred Long, Pauline Menefee, Gladys Menefee, Mamie.

May Wlerlrk, Jennie Gillespie, May Agnes Gillespie. Clara Bell Gillespie, Verna Rutherforthe; Vernon Bpoek-brldge, Herbert Lyles, Lelland Ludtke, Monroe Ludtke, Herman Brady, Earl Brady, Dell Wleritk, Warner DUckett, Herman Long. A crowd of not less than 200 persons attended the concert given by the Phi-lathea class ot the Tabernacle Baptist church at Halverton's ball Friday evening. The program was as follows: Overture, Sidney Halverton and A. Woljus; prayer He.

v. 1). C. Freeman; vocal solo. Miss Nellie Mlmms; reading, Madeline Curry; song, Marguerite Wilson, Tom and Rolston Floyd; reading, C.

B. Ear-hart; song, little Erin Rellly! duet, Prof. Hodskln and Sidney Halverton; piano solo. Miss Bertha Colllngs; reading Miss Maggie Pollard; piano solo. Miss Blance Maroney; song, Miss Ines Gill; reading.

Miss Alice Fl tiger aid; violin solo, Andrew Woljus, accompanist Mrs. Smith; song, Brookln Maroney and Wallus Rellly; reading, Fred Minister. The pupils of Miss Ada Prtday's primary school were entertained delightfully last Thursday at the home of Miss Prl-day. It was the closing party of the season and every one had a fine time. Various games were played, after which refreshments were served en the lawn.

Participating In this pretty hospitality were: Misses Alma Klnsa, Nancy Scott, Nora Hoffman. Mary Wllla Perrln, Carrie Raab, -Irma Hoffman, Marie Koike, Norella Vaughn; Samuel Buys, Harry D. Vaugh, Adolph Mitchell, George Buys, Rudolph Koska, Joseph Koaka, Alexander Mitchell, Adolph Koska, Walter Hoffman, pta i i The Senior Phllathe society of the first Baptist church, Houston Heights, met at the residence of Miss Hall Friday evening. An Interesting program was rendered and money waa raised for the church building fund by charging each person I cents (or each foot of height and one cent for: each additional Inoh. In that manner some of the smaller men were compelled to pay more than th aix-Xooter i.

Mr. and Mr T. McDonald entertained th degree team of Masrsolla EMIL UPPER ui Worth, Texaa. AID RAILROAD TRAINS SIPHONS. Avay? THAH OTgg, .1 T.

Harriahirrd LotaTSlOO 1 7T II Title Perfect Abstract Free. A All Double Size. Best r' Investment I rvf MThe Refrigerator Kings" in Texs .1. CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON CULVERTS THE TOGGERY SHOP is becoming better known every day as a place where one eta secure just a little bit better values at a little less price; where the service is just a little quicker and the styles a little more exclusive where the whole transaction' of lookine and buying is a positive delight. It is to our interest to look after your interest and we do it Among Monday's special offerings are these: "-''J- $10.98 LINGERIE DRES8ES 17.60.

Overeklrt model rh three different styles. Made FOR STREET, COUITT ROAD FLUMES AND FOR SMALL WOMEN 14.95. Skirts the real good aH-wool two styles, plain gored tops With of embroideries, laces and tucklnKH. There are fif teen of these Dresses, and for Monday and Colors black, navy, tan $4.95 the week they're priced at BROWN LINEN SUITS IS.flS. Suits of Brown Linen are decidedly "the" thing this summer and very unusual at this price.

Coat are scml-fltted, 32 Inches long; Skirt Is full ploated; nice assortment at WOMEN-8 LISLE VESTS 8 FOR S1.00. lxl Swiss Ribbed Vests, very sheer: "hand finished and silk taped. They're regular 60c value anywhere. Packed 3 In box, and A Aft special Monday at FOR e)lUU WOMEN'S OUT-SIZE i Plain Ribbed Cotton Vests of good quality; extra large arm boles, full taped. AH ilsea for Urge worn-' en.

Take as many as you want nr Monday at t. FOR aCuC have long roll collar. $5.95 strong $3.98 A 8PECIAL LOT OF DRESSES AT 13.98. Six different styles 3 and 4 of a kind one very pretty style In made of a checked batiste lawn with 1 For Canal and Irrigation purpose. Made of Genuine American INGOT IRON 99.94 per cent pure.

Non-corroMve, light and strong. They will last jlr, lifetime. Write us for Catalogue and further Information. LONE STAR CULVERT CO. 1 HOUSTON, TEXAS.

Our Corset Department found the "Nemo," Warner's arid the "Florita." In these makesare the models every requirement of figure or rapid this department has convinced, us that we are dom fc $3.00 1 ijMiTHiMBves This Week RATS a contraBtlng bordor; exceptionally values at In growth of right el i Fowler will be "Adjusto" adapted to uic iigiit Any and Those and for tiling in 5pcLiaii.ing tncac yaiuuiai corset, no matter the make, must Jbt, properly fitted, i' to properly fit a corset requires expert knowledge, i in charge of our corset section have this knowledge, no corset leaves this store until we know it is the model for your figure. The corset lucing mod mod illustrated is the Nemo self-reducing uu AHGE TtUU SSS-AVE, stout figures. It sells Women's Toiler-OOre SP8 Travis Strc 'x 'J Vy 510'0vpowv; Monthly sv, vt--v fi'.