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Show 4 SUXDAY MOBXIXG, OCTOBER 23, 1D01. THE MOK5IM EXaaIINEU OODEX, UTAH, sky, 12; Mnrqoetts CoUejfs, g. town. F. n. Cowan of Pali Lake, omueci.-with ike street work here arnvcu fioiu Zion last e ruing. A. ef IL. card party, ' Osu WLoWtxtorsdajr hadLSifreshnseEta. A. 26 th class ia IT.jical Culture r lys at 4 p. m., za. basement of ia p. a e IhUta, S42 at 2 Saturday I list church. Term. Ladies' classes Moneys Mokileln Waitea, lie JfftpMoa-raf- Xws came night to the V. W. t Ci't.ri'S-tins- id St. open Honda , will 23th .tract. Bvuythiug CSacaotaT nil MlssOUreJetir.Inffi, the gifttd yen of bait Clrr. will M. Eleanor Ford in tar p'il lie program In the Carursiu Asramiil fcalLtiert Friday night. yesterday. n bum. 0. A. Wednesday, Oct. HI, W. Bruy IT. 1304. and re freshmen la Margarita (thaw of Syrantse. died Fatnrriay fureniion. Funeral will be he'd Jit Syracuse at 2 o'clock p. u. today. MAH A. wreck which resulted In the railment of srrfrel car occurred in the Union yards yesterday. No damage was -- dona and no one was hurt DROPPED DEAD George A. Behring received the rad Intelligence yot, lenity that his unde. William Buzz. a resjiected citizen of Balt Lake. and at the atone H. W. Dunn, the prominent hone at tiorguza. a point between dealer 'of Wheatland, Culo., arrived in quarries Balt Lake ami 1ark City, dropped dead Ogden last night. at 11 o'clock yesterday forenun wbila on hla ni work. Mr. Behring and MlraStrlla Abrams of LartaifriWyo., Myrtle way a teacher fu the lilneklmiu, Cor-lThoo. Is visiting with her cousin, a atep daughter of the schools, public and other friends here. deceased, started for Gorgoxa at u;3U lust evening. Dr. Fache la In from Imkmlda Mr. Rings was apparently in the best of health Just previous to hlH J. D. McCune. the well known trav- and the news of his demise cauie as eling man of Denver, Colorado, Is In a shock to his relatives here. He started from the section house toward the quarry and had gone but a abort distance when he dropped dead. The cause of the sudden death is ostensibly Cant You heart failure, although the victim waa See. . . noted for hla rugged health. He waa That old style Steel pen Isn't 74 yeara old. conductive to easy writing. Ws know and guarantee a Water- - RELATIVE OF THE man I'd uni sin pen. CILA MONSTER fun-ma- e, il'-at- . W. ViUrmaa Fetudiia rtnj v J. Douglas, time keper In Ute em- ploy of the Utah Construction company, hau Just relumed from Las Vegas. Nevada, with a peculiar reptilian inhabi tant of Jhe desert which he la displaying in a cage. The reptile la what la known aa a Chlcauala, a second cousin to the Gila Monster. The animal la a large specimen of Ha kind and waa captured at the tiinmd seventeen miles south of Law Vegaa Just before Mr. Douglae etarted for Utah. He alao brought with him sonic very rare specimens of cactus. LOSSES FORTY THOUSAND. Anzle-Berlin, Oct 22. The fer'a Mukden correspondent estimates to write easier and longer than the loss in the recent fighting In Man two dozen steel pens It'a al- churia at 40,000 on each aide. The ways realy when you are. Try Russian army, ilie rorresisindent say, Is determined to continue the war to one today. - ,12-5- 0 J. an honorable conclusion, and It la hoped that a speedy and decisive vlrlory will be followed by a peace acceptable to both aides. It la realised, ho adds, that a Russian defeat will defur Iieai-indefinitely. and up. S. LEWIS & CO. Logan Aggregation Too Heavy for tho Local Talent Gama Throughout Waa Clean Exhibition. a clnecly contested, hard fought le id Maiball mi ih UlenuiHid A. C. Obo. D. llradrirk. Boston; football team. Logau; J. N. Mullforrt, lamia; Evanston; K. J. Mark. St. Ifarry Frank. New York; A. New York; J. 11. Williams. Deawf; Dr. F! C. Fache, Ukeslde; A. I. GraA. II. Coaie. ham. San Frauclwo; Suit Mrs. Ban Franelsco; Sellers, Ijtke; 1. J. Brady. New York; Kroll Weil. New York; I. M. Shelby, Ban Franeifceo; J. E. Yates, Omaha; G. A. Hartman, Unite; D. J. Chestnut wood, Chieago; L. A. Bearce, Fonland; A. S. Bmlili, Iinilon. yesterday afteruuoa gridiron the plucky iitt Ogden High bchuol eleven went die n u detest befora lbs heavy college team from Logan by mo score of 5 to 0. Tcre was n good sized crowd of roo pi a piensnl who made up in what they lacked in number: 'fne high school girls with pen- -, nat is and rlbtions of orange and black we e prciiy much la evidenre, and the wa they cheered for their team wua goed to listen to. PHtST HALT. The ball waq kicked off at 1:2 to t lie visitors. Fyl. nuole n grab for It Iiiil he reached as if ho wive after a bulbam with the result the he fumbled the ball. The high sclvxd boys were down upon him he could make a gain. The A. C. Im s were then held tor downs and the ball went over to the home team, bm a b.ul fumble lost it for them again. The way the ball waa fumbled during the entire game would cause a person on the able lines to believe that it was greased. The Inability to hold the ball alter getting it seemed to la a bad fault of liie high school boys. They thought tm much of getting toward the eucmy'p goal line, so much so that the retaining of the hall waa a a.N'ondary consideration. The rough playing by several of the vlsiiors caused some Jangling during this half. Uvliigslone of Ogden distinguished himself by doing clever tackling. The only i6uch down of the game was made the Agby 2 minutes with in gies of the end of the half. Connelly carried the ball over the line. Tho Agglea in getting ready for a kick fur goal dropped the hall to tb: ground, thus putting it In play and before the kick could he made, the high school boya blocked it. Time waa called for this half with the ball near the center line. i ia at hand for Pn- - Th to select your new Fall Suit or Wrap. Our line la composed of you the newest and latest A of them Is quite impossible. However It will afstyles. discretion ford ua much pleasute to "SHOW THEM" to you, even though you not hall from the Exposition State. may " i I a Comforts WE TimiLT believe we have the Kind you want. We positively know tho price 1b right. FnH grown sizes, .. $1.00 to 57.50. We hxve no LOc ones. Much time Is spent sleeping. Why not ft make "Com-fortsible- W o have done ottr part. It 'a "up to you" . cow. fl.25 and others $3.25. S & 5 i UNDERWEAR WHERE? so faf.frtanor that c,cr,: bii jjng UNION SUITS i ,ni!: a pj RIGHT here r mure. TRY IT. $1.00 and $2.25 VESTS and PANTS 50c, 90c, $1.50 The Ideal line for Children AH Sizes 50c, ! FLANNEL GOWNS JC3 LOT TABLE 75e and $i.00. FOOTED GOWNS for children 60e. Contains assorted P.nta and Veits, worth 25e up to 60c, fur 19c. fcWJisagsBargaKaassBasaz-MsiMJMMiuiuiuBmawgMJ- A weH We- 1- -2 OF C., Ol PhlJldelphis, Oct. 22. The University of Pennsylvania football team today heat the Columbia team. 16 to 0. Pennsylvania scored two touchdowns in the first half and one in the second half, one goal resulting. There was not a moment during tha entire game Inwhich the Pennsylvania goal was not in danger. WEST POINT, 11; YALE. . West Point, N. Y, Oet 22. West Point defeated Ysls today in their annuel football struggle, 11 to 6. It was the first time tho army has ever woe from Yale. The soldiers two tourhdowna warn the resulte of long vans and quick work in taking advantage uf their opponents' mistakes. In the first half, after Yale had failed to gain, Yale, breaking through the Yale line, blocxel a punt on the visitor line, and with the whole Yale teem at his heels crossed the line for West Point's first score Toe goal was kicked by Graves. Yale soon evened matters, however, by plunging through the sedate line almost at will, irrylug the ball 45 yards to a touchdown. Shevlln kicked a goal. In the second half after several exchanges of pnnts. Yale worked tho ball line. Here the to West Point's cadets stood their ground and after three downs Yule made a final effort to go the distance. The cadets adopted a gallant stand and during this giTiinmage Tornry, who had been the playing brilliantly all through game secured the hall on ihe ten yard line by a fumble, and with Shevlin at hla heels, ran the full length of the field for a touchdown, while the friends of the army went wild with delight Thia play was the feature of the 25-ya-rd d game. At Went Point: Yale, 6. At Columbus: IB; Case, 6. West Point In the post-offiat Ogdon, Utah, Oct. 18th. 1901, which, if not called for in two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Office: GENTLEMAN 8 LIST. Burt. Later L. Ajigar, Win. 1 , J. R. Bartel, H. H. Bingham, Joseph X Burgess, Frank. Bnnleit, William. Cross, Walter. Market. Cates, Rev. Samuel Cahoon, & R. Collins, J. EL Corey, A. H. Close, Irwin 1 Carson, Harry Cha Childs, M. G. Carter, C. H. Casaelmam Clark. Douglas, Dr. A. D. Emerson, Ray. Evans, 8. K. Evans, Miller. Evans, Chaa Fletcher, Chaa. A. Geruty, Charlie Gordon, Paul K. Gibson, K. E. Howett, Scott B. Hunt. R. II. Hansen, K. Harding, Paul H. Kaslerllky. Ernest Kersey, Ernest Lee, Elmer . Kulagin, Mek. (2 ldliera) Albert Merchant, Frank. McDaniel. Edwin A Murphy, Edward. McMullln. John W. 42 letters) McNutt, Clarence. Mums, T. G. McCauslin, Geo. Miller, Wm. H. McGuire, Frank. Meyers, K. A. Mahers, Jim. Nicolo, Alex. Murphy, F. D. Nletark, Geo. E. Olson, J. F. ONeill, David. Orlandl, Pietro. (2 letters) Prose, Frank A. Raymond, G. W. Reed. James Robinson, I. Robinson, E. W. Rankin, Rev. A. T. Roach, R. P. Shively, Dan. Sullivan, Dan. Snedaker, J. L. Shurtliff, Harry. Smith, Thus. P. Shefdtall, Rolls. Swanson, W. A. Sheridan, J. R. (2 letters) vx Thompson, George. Trout, arl. Thomas, Tom. T ropey, Thomas. Taney, P. Vito, Lea Williams, Josh. Wall. A. A. Wright, Robt. Ward, Thomas. Young, HerdiL Moore. W. L. Zachary, Sam. Hoge, Mrs E. R. Iarker, M. 8. Saudeen, 0. Tartar, Mias May. Way. W. J. Bun-hfeld- 'll; ladies TWO RUSSIAN list Ohio Btate University Anderson, Mrs. Ionise, 2 letters Anderson, Mrs. A. Adams, Miss Mary Bell, Miss Ida Bell, Eva M. Brown, Miss Mar- garet Bingham, Mrs P. J.Baraden. Mrs. Miss 8.Cmss, Mrs. G. Bradshaw, Clark, Mrs. W. E. Garay, Mias Lilly 2 letters Gilbert, Mrs. Wm. PRINCETON, 60; LEHIGH. Ol Hostings, Mrs. J. Johnson; Matilda Leggerton. C. L. Lindley, Miss Mllllf Princeton, SJ Oct. 22. The Prlnce- - Monson, Miss BrrtlMeyera, Mrs. Frank tons gained their easiest football vie-- 0varfl. MlM RachelPsine, Miss Anna Rush, Miss Helen tory of the season by defeating Lehigh pure' Elizabeth 2 letters 60 toO. Shipley, Mrs. Rosa! Smith, Mlza Tina 6iringham, Mrs Robinson. Mrs George Thompson, Jennie Taylor, Misses Aim and Mabel Warren, Mrs. Ella LOS ANGELES, 4; SEATTLE. L Wilson, Mrs. Clare T1108. H. DAVIS, Postmaster. Seattle, Oct. 22. Seattle could not hit Baum and lost a well played game. Shields pitched for Settle. Ilia work EXCURSION TO OGDEN waa good, but. In the third four singles, one of them due to the sun shining in The Oregon Short Line will sell the fielders eyes, together with two cheap tickets to Ogden from Collin-sto- n errors lost the game for him. and intermediate points north of Score R. H. E. Farmington and intermediate points Seattle .. .... ... 28th, 29th, good to .,,..,14 58 61 south, OcL 24lb, Los Angeles return Oct. 30th. Come and see the Batteries Shields and Leahy; Baum Great Merchant Club Street Fair and and IS plea Carnival. Week. commencing Oct. 24th. Umpire McDonald. Ask agent for particulars. At Ann Arbor: Michigan, U0; West Point. 0. At St. Louis: Washington, 6; Agricultural. 0. At Chlrago: Chicago, 6; Northwestern, 0. peaaa and fmirtee-- i SUBMARINES ce New York, Oct 22. The American will soy tomorrow: Two submarines for delivery to the Russian government which had been sent so mysteriously to this harbor from the ship yards at .Newport News, were shipped on the Hamburg-America- n line steamer which sailed at 5 p. m. yesterday from Hoboken for Hamburg. At that point the submarines to St Petersburg, will be where they will be put together by exname perts who have sailed on the steamer. Within less than a month these two boats will be shipped over the 8L Petersburg and Siberian railroad for Vladivostok. The submarines had been taken apart, being separated amidships and the four sections were loaded on tha main deck of tha Belgravia. WHITE WON n,',r.T'Tia COLLEGE ; v cp Hamilton. Ms., o lh championship on "1 V-- . V course by defeajing, the national smatm mad also of Han two up. White eaJ'j U il brilliant, was specially assured LinJ a to se he waa 3 up on AurjriL : during the morniup less, but In the aftm-noland'. tied .th. hole, only to lose ttlH j "V. White's magnificent -wfod waa blowing this afternooa were ,, condition. p. cid A'-ffro- RALLY AT UINTAH. Uintah turned out en masse to bear the Republican county candidates talk on national and local issues last night The hall was crowded with an enthuse iastic and eager audience and the of Ihe speakers was received with generous applause. The following candidates were present and sitfikc. Judge J. A Howell. Geo. Haiversou, J. E. Hagley and J. W. Bail- HERE Joe Wood, manager of Aurello Herrera. the Frida of Montana. arrived In town last night with hla airing of flghtera. Aurello and Maura Herrera, Tommy Herman and Maurice Thninp-aiMattro Herrera Is in good rnmli-tlo- a for hia coming fight with .Markham and will pul the Unfailing touches to hla training at Engel's gymnasium every afternoon at 3 o'clock p. m., to which the public is cordially Invited. HJ6 brother, Aurelio, wlm will also appear poeltltely on the asnie night In a four round go. will rIm work with him aa well as Herman and Tliompaen. It will be worth anyone's; nhlfe to ace the training stunts of these lour hoys aa they are the masters of the art In their class. Maurice Thompson defeated 'KM' Ketchel ThurMlay evening in Butte. JiinI prior to bis coming liere and Joe Wood aaya that lie Is the coming light-weigThere will champion. also lie a mill. nr; good preliminary to the main evrnt hi. in all a grind show la predicted, Herman Is open to meet any man In the world at 122 or 124 The govKingston, Jamaica, Oct ernment has decided upon a big reduction in the frdght rates on oranges on tha local railway in order to enable Jamaica growers to 'compete with California and Florida fruit in tha American market. 22. AUTO RACE EXCfi lake October 23rd, via $1.00 round trip. a. m. ci vr!0H' Tia;? Money; Feet, Shoes You're going to put your money and feet into shoes of some kind; it makes quits difference what shoes you put them into. Put $3.50 or $4 and your feet into a pj of Selz Royal Blue shoes, and congrati4 yourself. . You'll get the best shoes your feet or, your money ever' went Into. EL CHICAGO. BASCB ALL Horrocks Bros, Sole Agents. 2427 Wash. Ave. OGDBi Autumn Dress Goods not be long before winter in all its coldness will IT bewillupon us, and then belated shoppers will all come SPORTS OF Newest Plain and Fancy Weaves FOOTBALL HARVARD, 12; CARLISLE, 0. Msss., Oct. 22- .- Two brilMuni end Tuns by Captain llurloy and another by XlchoN. liarknl by a sturdy ihT.'nse at nearly all times, enabled Harvard to iWcat tho Carlisle IntllHn In the Stadium today by a si ore of 12 to 0. Until a elevens fought fierce ronlMl pounds. in the first half, neither getting withTnmnty Markham will arrive In Ogin striking diMiune of Hie opposite den tonight and will take cp his training quarters at the fire u;iifon. He goal. In the rarmiil Harvard braced up her has been roudiiloiiing liPn i f at hi Niirls circled ihe IndlanY home. Rolunxe.n, Utah, and util limber eleven. up a bit h.re lit foie stepeb.g into the righi for 54 yards and Hurley went around the oilier side for 20 yaids ring Wednesday night. T' c public are more and the first score. also Invl'ed In call on Mr. Mni'klmni. A discouraging feat. ire of tho gam Tommy I n bee.i trying wy hnrd tor the past year to draw lli iv 't.i into the from the Harvard standpoint was the ring with him. nud is not bi.kwnu! n inability of the runners in hnlil fan ball, the Indians getting ilie tail raying Hint he Is confiiletii i f winning. the seven limes on fumbles, mil w h (islanding the beautiful dry wen' hi r. I A CAN Alii). Harvard was also weak in the kickSt. Felrt'slntre. Oct. 23. 1:U n. m. ing department, making only Im) yards Although it js Impossible tu this hour in seven kicks. . The Indiana were to secure an tt'iihoriiative cimiinr.i-ttio- t n uifle better, ia the first half the of th.' I.i.mlon Gazette's .!.-n-eIndians suffered four penalties for offKni :i Inn-m- i side play. t. sending Bilifk Bex !! e! to the Far Hast, it ns a i iiard in well liifnrnm-At Berkley University of Califorcircles. A s lull furl Ion of ilie adni;r-ali- y nia. 12; UniversCy of Oregon, 0. nf one time ib favor alliance of At Stanford University Stanford. the trenly of Faria, but it w.,s strongly turned down, and when tbe subjirl 17; Cniversiiy of Nevada. 0. was bruitcii at that time the .sih':;ii-im- I ITe wi.- - authoritative! At Columbia. Univep-bi;v- , tnfnriceil Cambridge, j nt r-a- t jt-- ri tbat inching f the sort scrioui-lcontcniplateii. wa evrr even STANFORD. 17: NEV DA, 0 Sta.ifi-rI iiivei'Kiiy. Cal.. Oi L 22. SMiifurd iJiUcntf-f- l the University or Nevada b) 'in; siore of 17 to o. Ti.e game was SianfunUs thronghout. CORNELL. "(!: F. AND M . Ithaca. N. Y.. O.t. 22. Cornell on l.imblca. 27; Kentucky University, 6. At Pittsburg -- Washington and Jefferson, 0; Pennsylvania Sttc CcY At fitierlin. Ohio. n. At son, 0. nnapolia, Md. Oberlin, 6; At Hi Providence. own. Navy, 0; Dickin- At R. I. Amherst, 6; u. Milwaukee LawTenac Spec-iall- y Priced for Monday with a rush and buy in a hurry, which is never satisfacPrices and assortments are right, the weather is tory. moderate and now we are prepared to properly wait upon and serve our patrons in a satisfactory manner. Great Portiere and Ruffled Muslin Curtain Sale 250 26 pain of ruffled muslin curtains, well made with full ruffle, shown In about twenty pat terns. 7ffn ta f&oo a pair. pair of $7.50 Compare Ot Vpivir- - and 8.00 Portieres, special Ladies Neckwear Another big lot of 500 more collars 50 different styles, 35c to 60c, Ilid Gloves pair of new $1.50 at less than makers cost your choice for 160 more sale at 55.00 Tallowed Coat and Fur bargains with what has been sold In Ogden. New stylos sr Suit, rive every day. 20c Kid Gloves on $1 We Are Agents For the Standard Patterns Ken- - de- feated FiaiM'ii and Mari-lial- l today by a score of el to .1. Come) I was ier than the vi. .os. but lust the ball SAL ey. n ena i 4 five-pie- hi-a- v i WOMENS CLUB. REPUBLICAN 16; U. List cf afters remaining mee-sag- ,e Blankets formation that the American Party moveuwnt ia on the waua in Salt Lake Most of the party leaders oounty. are away from the city sad the manor gen of the campaign for theambr-raeslo- g are rather in aa position lor funds. he-fo- FIGHTERS ARE A Suggestion L0r.T?1 .1 B. H. Oalllater was a visitor from Balt Lake City. He brings the in- .k Captain. OFFER - Rapubiicana Hold a Rousing Slaterviilc. Rally at attended meeting of the ber County itepublicau Womens club was held at Republican headquarters in the Ferry ball yesterday afternoon. Prominent among the speakers were Judge Bowman of Balt Lake City and Col. A. B. Hayes of Washington, 1). C, formerly district attorney in this district. This la Mr. Hayes' closing apeerh in thia aectiun during this campaign a lie left last evening for Washington. The party received an cation at the hands of the speakers and were rigorously scored lor disloyal attitude. Mrs. E. G. Ulrich rendered a beauli-fu- l solo and the Madison school orchestra waa In attendance and furnished musir during the morning. Excellent refreshments were served by the ladies, fully 125 ladies being served during t he afternoon at the close of the speaking. was Great enibiialaara manifest throughout and lx'tween 75 and 100 Republican women signed the constitution and became members of the club. Another meeting of the same character will be held In tha aame place next Balurday, October 29lh, at 2 p. m., to which all Republican women throughout the county are Invited. The affair was such a sucqu that tha ladles are greatly encouraged and look forward to a still more rousing and enthusiast ic gathering when the membership will he noticeably Increased, looking to a perfect organization of women workSKCOND HALF. ers for the party of progress and prosThere waa considerable Jangling ahd perity. rough tactics used during this halt Both teams suffered jienultles several RALLY HELD AT PLAIN CITY. times for Infractions of the rules. The ball still appeared to he greasy and A rally of tha Republicans of Plain both teams did some more fumbling. Pity has been arranged for WednesBrownell's punting saved the high day. Oct. 26, to be held in the amuseschool a number of limes from havment hall of that place. One district ing Ihe Aggies cross thdr goal linen Is strongly Republican, the other la conwith While the local team played Democratic. It ta the intention to make siderable dash and spirit, yet their for- a great struggle to put both district mation was too loose to combat against in Hue with the national polidea and the close formation of a team much thia will be the first meeting, to be heavier than themaclvca. Toward the followed by others and by enthusiasend of this half the high acool boya tic and earnest work for the entire fought like tigers and lime waa called tli Ret from now until after November with the ball in their poHesalnn. be Sth. Among the apeakera will J. D. Thompson of the Btate Indus- Congressman Jon. Howell, State SenCoach a acted trial achnol, referee, ator David McKay, Hon. Joseph StanCampbell of the Aggies, umpire, and ford and a number of the candidates. Mr. Fattemun time An enthusiastic time la expected. Stow-ell- a Fmf. Fetcreon and keepers. mandolin elub will ba in attendFollowing la the way the men lined ance. up agalnat one another: The aame evening a rally will be held OGDEN. AUDITS. In Christensen'i hall at Hooper to be addressed by Hon. Wm.Glasmsnn. Hon. John E. B.rairy and others, it is exorchestra will pected that a go out with the speakers and enliven the occasion with musie. r PAINE aHURtST POLITICS AMERICAN PARTY ON THE WANE IN SALT LAKE CITY. FIGHT. la REED HOTEL de- FOOTAGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BALL TEAM WINS AFTER HARO 4ii The Allowing me th arrivals at the Reed llolul for liie last twenty-fouhoura: Miss M. Eleanor Ford vil Rives a repplcr program next Friday at ii p. luUteJ it ti.e t'arnegiea Li.uitiy, m, byt-liSa.t LaL wal-In- . Jennings, lhkeis buc, at Cuiii-- s Drug tall, Driggs. aupertmendent of dumb school, left for the !' YOcailSW ptutj, M. the deaf and WorlJ'i Fair PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY DEFEATED A. O. Kay. who has been in Cach Valley for several day buying lucern Frank for he the-p'VpifeJt sad: c ice ffiiach this eik. 342 OMof If. card -t who has been Josh Gra.it, visiting in bait Lake, returned to Ogdcu yesterday. WEBER SCHOOL from the hospital eeffect that Nick Smith, who acci'leiuall.v shot himself, has improved greatly and will be able o leave the hoaplu! In a few days. seed, returned jesurdaj. pTFrida;--.- . THE HIGH LETTER LI$T At Columbus, Ghiu Notrs Dams, 11; Oliiu Medical University, 0. LAOT u & We are showing new tapering waist model In this poplar corset, to suit all flgnres the rhort hip and girdles for Ihe slender figures, the deep hip with hose supporters fur full figures these ere all guaranteed to give satisfactory wear In every particular. Prices $1.00 to $2.50 |