)WDS HEAR RETURNS
Iff CLOSE RACE BEFORE
jyENING LEDGER OFFICE
-iw 4000 Persona Get Latest
beporte by Bulletin and Megn-
pnono ocrvito vi
Paper
felEERS FILL STREETS
eager for news o(
S SatMng presidential wee. Jammed the
!? . . mi.i. .mA rhMlnut streets
ji, 4000 penwn.
action of Btxth and Chestnut streets
f EuvTfor the- Mturns siren by the Evenixo
Itxi, bulletin ana rors.i'" ...-.
''.tttslnslde U building eight regular em
fiZZ, and thirty extra telephone operators
l". .hmnands of telephone calls bear-
ijjwuests, Pl d demands for In-
MMute by minute, as the reports wore
A In from all over the country, the
?, was megaphoned to the clamorous
1a that almost booked tradlo on the
ESI At the same time the mechanical
".' . .... window rattled oft the
SSSl report, that showed the ebb and
Stow In the raco ior mo nsi ...,...
L was a responsive crowd. As each sue-
Sat n print, the closely packed mass of men
jetrne nil anlmntlon and the cheers of the
wSon or Hughes ndherents reverberated
hthY narrow street. The Wilson rooters
ind many others who gave vent to their
imitation for the "garrison" finish of the
Priildent were armed with horns and other
SSTel'maWng devices. Dejected by the
anexpeciea sirens". ..-,......-. - -
TZ.ll. .rv. iho Republicans, receiving
mw lf as encouraging reports filtered In,
Ikowled themselves hoarse.
There was a sprinkling of women In the
farowd. Their Interest was iasieneu un mo
rerofrcMi of sultrage. The windows and
Itoott of neighboring buildings contained
n, deluxe of telephone calls came from
?ciy section of the city, from Camden,
I ftom the New Jersey seashore, from
Chirabcrsburg. West Chester. Dover, Del.,
aci many other distant points. There was
bo rest for the weary telephone operators.
m So Intense was me inieroau in un uui
itorae that the telegraph wires as -well as the
Wtphones were kept busy rushing queries
and answers. One telegram, from a physi
cian In Pocomoke City, Md . requested that
t full details be wired at his expense. An
I other from Ebensburg read: "Wire me
I quickly. Is It Hughes or Wilson?"
The optimism of the Republicans who
vent to bed after a night of celebration in
1 honor of the supposed election of Hughes
I give way to feverish anxiety. "Sly aoa,"
iticUlmed one Inquirer after his third call,
'tow long will tins anxiety last?"
While the greater part or the requests Tor
it Information In reference to tho nock-and-
neck presidential race were Interested
Ronly In the results of tho "wet" and
I'drjr" votei In the States where the
IBo.uor question was In tho balance, sev
rl women wanted to be reassured that tho
KfTraglsts had really won In South Dakota.
CLUE IN "PHONEY" COINS
Boys Stumblo on Cache of Bogus 50-
Cent Pieces May Lead to
Counterfeiters
A clue that the police believe may lead
Ho the arrest of a band of counterfeiters.
uncovered by Ave boys who were play
ling hockey In the vicinity of Twenty-third
Land Westmoreland streets
During the hockey game tho ball was
driven out of bounds and landed among
glome bushes growing on a vacant lot. The
IboTi. ran to the Bpot where the ball landed
land ware surprised to discover a stack of
IBity-cent coins
l WllUam Smith, of 2111 Westmoreland
Jrtrttt, took the money home and showed
lit to his mother, who discovered that the
loots! were bogus pieces.
Hri. Smith notified District Detective
iFreadergast, of tho nidge and Mldvale avo
Iliaei nation, who Immediately began an In-
"TMtlcatlon. Several Federal agents are
a! said to be working on the case.
Il . C Suspends Freight-Rate Advances
WASHINGTON', Nov. 7. Freight tariffs
I proposing Increased rates ranging from five
Pto teun cents per hundred pounds In the
jlron and steel traffic between Chisago, Pe
liirli, SL Louis and Kansas City and Des
lllolnes, St Paul, Duluth and other points In
IBM western trunk lino territory were sus
pended by the Interstate Commerce Com
4 mission today from November 10 until
(Mirch 10. pending 'Investigation. The
lUrlffs provided for cancellation of the pres-
jent commodity rates on Iron and steel ar-
Stkles In carloads between these points.
EVENING LEBGER-PHILADELPHIA, .WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1916
Expect Statement From Chancellor
BERLIN. Nov. 8. Chancellor von Beth-
Imann-Uollweg Is expected to make an Im-
iportant statement on Thursday, according
iw in semiofficial Overseas News Agency.
i'On that day the main committee of the
iKelchstag, which has been authorized to
liwet during the recess, will assemble for
iw nrst time and the Chancellor's address
1111 be delivered before that body.
MOTORS INJURE 3 C11ILMEN
AutomobHIsts
Strika Them In
Crush of Election Crowds
tn tho Northwest
the
Three children were victims of automo
biles In the election crowds in the northwest
section of the city last night They are
Frank Slater, seven years old. IBS North
Nineteenth street, bruises and fractures. In
Woman's Hospital: Dorothy Slutslcy, six
years old. 19JS Patton street, bruises and
contusions. In Northwest General Hospital,
and Howard Franta, six years old, S11S
Clifford street, bruises and cut, treated In
German Hospital and sent home,
trtr"1,. wJ111' mo "utchlnson
and n.V k .the Slater boy Bt Nineteenth
vrtt?ord.utre't8- Morrls Kayser. 4111
f ii,.S7'tn BintU WM held "sponsible
for the injur ea to Dorothy Slutsky, who
I la,,,nc n...tn" ,trMt nr !' home,
R Charles Hill. 2JS2 North Twenty-sec-
HowaFVaTa.lr,VlnC thS Caf "trUCk
All three automoblllsts were arraigned
.1 , V,rate Col"nl' ,n the Nineteenth
and Oxford streets police court this morn
ing and held for a hearing next Wcdnes-flay.
FIRE IN DREXEL HILL
John F. Jacoby Jr.'s Homo Ablaze as
Ho WaUhes Election Returns nt
Broad and Chestnut Streets
John F. Jacoby. Jr.. was watching the
election returns at Itroad and Chestnut
streets last night wl,en ne received word
that his home In Drexel Hill was on fire.
He arrived there In time to assist his wife
nnd several neighbors carry out somo furni
ture. The flro started between two wnlls
on the first floor.
The house, which Is a three-story brick
and frame structure, is valued at J1S.OO0
Mrs Jacoby was nlone In the house with n
maid. She telephoned to the firemen nnd
then succeeded In reaching her husband's
omce. Tho flames ate their way to the top
of the house before they were finally ex
tinguished, damaging the oulldlng to the
extent of about $2500
MAN'S SKULL FRACTURED
MorchantvHlo Resident Badly Injured
by Fall in Vertigo Attack
Adolph Qenner, of 114 Locust avenue,
Merchantvllle, N. J was seized with vertigo
In the Bingham Hotel, Eleventh and Market
streets, last night and fractured his skull
in me laii mat loilowea.
his nead struck the floor. Qenner was
lanen to tne jerrerson Hospital His condi
tion It serious.
Wills Probated Today
Tho wills or Mary It. Howell, who died
recently at St. Agnes's Hospital, nnd Mar
garet Selpp, Gorman Hospital, admitted to
probate today, disposed of estates alued at
$31,000 and $5500 respectUoly In private
bequests. The personal effects of tho
estate or Jacob II. Thomas have been ap
praised at $13,787 21; Harry A. Nagle.
ui3 st, and Katharine B. Jones, $5227.90
lilitwirt
a
MlHiH
Writt or call tor our new and
Intrmtlna Booklet "Looking
Into Your Oum Evea."
A Series of
No.
1U
Eye Talks
Onr Next Talk Tnes., Not. 14
By Joseph C. Ferguson, Jr.
k JK UCII hai already
I y B been said In con-
I Jm H demnatlon of tho
ItiSS m use by many
people of the same
towel especially
In public places
Ihere are many
eye diseases that are contag
ious, and there Is no surer or
moro direct way Imaginable of
contracting such diseases than
by wiping tho face with a
towel that has previously ben
used by an infected person
There Is nothing upon which
we are more dependent than
our sight, and we" should, ac
cordingly, safeguard It In every
way possible.
The one greatest way Is to
consult the Oculist the physi
cian who specializes In treat
ment of the eyes whenever It
Is suspected that the eyes need
attention
Should glasses be ordered, be
sure to see that the Oculist's
prescription is filled by an Op
tician who devotes his entlra
ability and energies to doing
such work perfectly.
Prescription Opticians
G, 8 & 10 South 15th St.
We Do NOT Examine Buet.
"This 'Talk' from a coprrtsht
series. All rights reiorvtd.
Will!
m
Victrolas
$15 to $400
. Easiest- Terms
I Our KWmmL
1 Salesmen T9HUt
j Are An s
I Authority b.
I On Records ' ll$?
MLOVt
We have specially trained our salesmen
to be proficient in the knowledge of music
as applied to Victor Records.
If you can remember the air of a desired
selection it's a "ten-to-one" the salesman
can give you the record number and the name.
The proof is in the asking ,
cntrai Broad Above Walnut minut uso
These Three Open Evenings
Uptoum Broad & Columbia
w. aty 52d & Chestnut
w, put. 4124 Lancaster Ave.
kiiSf 1
Diamond 4391
Belmont 5100
Baring 1795
Eaw.1
sjssffffffffba. j
HTOHR OrKNfl DA1LT AT SllO A. M. CI.OSKS AT SliO I. M.
Women's $1.25
Union Suits .
Kxtra heavy. All desired shapes and sixes.
)98c
Women's 85c Underwear, fiCc
Extra Site
K!!,.-kC2tt(Jn ,rlbhl. Vests have high or
3icJl-neck: lon.,? Kni lbow sleeves. I'ants
nrC'knee or anklo longth.
Mail Orders FlUed
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE rhm. orders sum
mmmmmmm
Ml nrolhers FinST FLOOR, SOUTH
liaaAVVVtVaMWV
Market
Eighth
ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH
EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY
Filbert
Seventh
Corset Values in the Ahnhersry Shh
Are Frankly Marvel
Lit Brother Special
Cornets
Good $2 and $2X0 Grades
n & n.5o
Made of ooutll In white or pfnk Medium,
low or girdle top. All new. Sites 1 to 12
Inches
Ml mothers SECOND FLOOIt
"A-M"'"1 Kiaisii f, a f,.f,.. f, ... ft mm. f, Vfi iViaiiinA-rtlaw-MVtULVXAA'-a-
Important TwentyFifth Anniversary Offering Fifty Yellow Trading Stamps free
flnnH in Ann Tinnh i . -v ... I I ' '
30
A
Good in Any Book
YELLOW
TRADING
STAMPS f
FREE
New Series Tomorrow
To Every Purchaser of One Dollar's
Worth or Over
No Matter How Many Other "Extra" Stamps You May
Aircaay uavo
SifrWVvwaHSV
Style, Quality & Economy Unite in This Sale
MERCHANDISE does not gam admission here merely by low price it must be up-to-date, standard
quality and seasonable. This applies to every article in our Anniversary celebration, from tho
least expensive to the costliest, and on all you can save from n fourth to a half or more.
iMMiJ
Women's Sample Shoes
-w''1" ' " f'l t" nif , . ft, .,. . f, Viyj-iili.ujTjLr-uUY
A Thousand
Pairs of
Up-to-Date Styles in Patent & D ull Le other fO 1Q
Sites Sb, t, 4U and 5; ividths C io D 1 X 7
If Hought in the Regular Way You Would Hae to Pay at Least ?3;
Very Likely $1
A sensational purchase put on sale for the llrst time tomorrow innrnltip, nnd tjplcal
oi uio man pious aiues mat uisiinRUisn an or tno footwear In tho Sllxer AnnUersnry Sale.
ISERIES "7XXI" & "7XXJ"$ Teen's Sample Shoes $Q get JToys' $.T to $1.50 STcnJ'
Good in Any Trading Stamp Book ) ' hh0Ci
3 !: Plflo' C0 7-, 4 CI e I Samples Murptnn Kl.ick of Hip
TttHInn Qtinoa i &
I
t Button Shoes
jJ In patent colt, Run-mctnl nnd tnn Russia
Silks : Crepes : Velvets
Winter's Loveliest Are Featured in the
Annt'rersarj Sale
98c
f -40 j -
calf Slies 2H to 7
j tfr-.-
KXCRI.SIOH snor. CO
All leathers Sizes 3 to 6
Kxceptlonal alue. I.lt Ilrotbem FIItST FLOOIt. KOUTK
4 Oft 4
Rubbers in the Subway
i Men's 85c and $1
j Rubbers
lions' ami aouths nunnr.its
Sizes 11 to 2 ... , 4Se
Sizes 2t, tn 5?i, 4Se
nnipns 7Ap and 83o Hubliers S9e
Little Hojs $2.50
to $3 Shoes....
$1.98
Button nnd IHucher stjles.
in' the lot.
Sizes 9 to UU
$1.25 Satin
Mcssalincs .
In 30-Inch width. Variety
and street shades, also white
Women's & Misses' $18.50 FurTrimmed TopCoats
h Lead in a series of the most remarkable values in the whole of Philadelphia. Choice lots in newest styles secured
' " at big price concessions for our Anniversary Sale. These coats offer selection from fine kerseys and Scotch mixtures
J cut on graceful new lines.
i
$1.50 and $1.75 $1 OC
Taffetas l.BI
Come 36 Inches wide. Newest colorings
in llcht nnd dark shades
s2.98
)
$1275
brocaded nnd
$5 to $10 French
Novelty Silks
rtlcli colorings. Including
printed errects
2.50 Satin Charmeusc, $1.98
CnmiH 40 Incite wide. Dlnck nnd best
colorings.
$3.50 Crepe Meteor, $1.98
Beautiful textures. 40 Inches wide New
light and dark shades, also black
$1.50 Imported Vel-lS-f OR
vet Corduroys '
Genuine Knclhh drets corduroys 22
Inch width. In black, white nnd choicest
"Winter colors
$2 Silk Voiles & Georgette
Crepes, $1.69 & $1.89
Variety of wanted light and dark shades,
also uiacK nnd wnue.
Lit Brothers FIRST FLOOR, SOUTH
:i rMwk m HPffifmMim
m lOTW MM
I'm 1 r 1 til I r I I I I I I I I M
Y ' f 'I! II LJ LJ 1 1 1 1 1 I v I L
I
4 4
Women's and Misses' $22.50 Coats, $18.50 j
Swagger models for practical wear and traveling. One sketched. I
Mnde of wool elour In brown, green, blue, gray, blnck. etc Hae big cape collars, I
! braid-bound pdees ami nelt
- ,-
Also smnrt coats In mixed fabrics with fur collars.
Women's and Misses' $30 Coats, $22.50
Of broadcloth in dressy fashion. Like sketch.
IIao high fur-edged collars, picturesque Itedlngoto lines and offer choice from Numld
lan brown, Itusse green, black or nny blue. Also stylish raglans In Scotch tweeds.
Women's and Misses' $35 Imitation Bolivia Coats, $29.75
Beautiful shades of green, brown, blue, gray, black and plum. One sketched.
Hae big handsome collars and cuffs of kit coney, nnd are lined throughout with elegant
satin Also fine coats In uool elour, broadcloth and seal plushes many fur trimmed.
Women's and Misse's' Fur-Trimmed Suits, $9.90
Of wool poplin In nny blue, black, brown nnd light colors. Jaunty belted Jackets
I and Btyllsh new skirts Many trimmed with chet or fur.
Women's and Misses' $32.50 Fine Suits, $25 v
Many beautiful styles. One illustrated.
Include broadcloth, elours and wool poplins In new shades of green, brown and plum'
also blnck nnd navy blue Many hae fur or other dressy trimming touches. Jackets
nro In belted, plaited and pocketed styles
Women's and Misses' $25 Dresses, $18.50
Jaunty street frocks of serge In Ucdlngote effect, with coatee or nton blouses and
miernoon circsies m satin or taffeta, beautifully
I.lt Ilrntliers SECOND FLOOIl
military braid or Turkish embroidery,
trimmed.
4-
4 . 4 4 4 0
Two Phenomenal Anniversary Offerings, in I l4-4lttmA Hfocri
J numimvu ncii
AVVVIVVtVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVlAVVVVVtVVVV'VVVV'VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV'
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Wonderful Values are Available in the
'Anniversary Sale of
Values That Should Dispel Every Doubt as to the Superiority of Our Millinery Accomplishments
3 Values) $i on
Three Styles X.KJfS
Sketched )
Lot 1 Hat3 at once practical and dressy
such as you can wear for any and all
occasions.
Hit T . C. D7jmJ. 1 -..nw.m 17f I
IMOUC VI line uiuk t-jrwua r t.vt. i IW
In Smart Large Sailor and New Flare "1 1
Shctpcs.
$2 Ostrich
Bands. With Tip.
Black and Colors. 95c
$1.25 Novelty Fur Hands. 89c
-T I tm fZ&l JLlP- J&r i' .L-&ililililililtoa
ffkJmri sw
ivv irn rJ aiQQ uy
ap7yA r s89 i4-.
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$4 Values )
!$2.79
iiti
Three Styles
Sketched )
Lot S Handsome dressy hats thnt you
will take pleasures in weannR with your
nicest Winter suit.
.' c IIL.'j- tr.. , Dl L
dnoiv-rrnnc iiuiicu i man
Faced With White Velvet
They nro in the season's most exclusive
and beautiful shapes.
Hala
Trimmed Free
Upholsteries
No Sale Has Ever Offered a Larger or
More Attractive Collection. From Which
to Choose
$1.50 Dutch Curtains, AQc
$1 Full Hunches of Mark Paradise
Effects, C9c
Values unexcelled by any hat sale yet this year and splendidly timed to the moment when many women are planning new millinery for Thanksgiving
and the holidail Season. ' I It Ilrothrm FIItST FLOOn, NORTH
rino ollo nnd scrim In white mul hjii.
with lnce Insertion; top xalanco to match.
Come 2'A yards lonir.
"" : ". : . . ' ". ;
$u.au imported Irish 1'oint
Curtains, pair $4.9$
IIao scroll centers and applUrued borders.
Three yards lonB.
r
.JS'0 98'
Talking Machine Co. Blankets, Comfortables, Spreads
.VVVVtVVVVVVVVVVVViVVVVVVVMVVVVVVVVMV
This Anniversary
Men's Clothing
Of Quality
& Dignity
AT LOW ANNIVERSARY PRICES
tpm
$20 & $22.50 Heavy- 7 1C
Weight Overcoats & Suits )
Halts Of fancy casslmerse, worsteds nnd cheviots. Top.
ular plnch-backs and more conservative styles.
Overeoats New pinch-back, form and loose-fitting; effects
In single and double breasted styles Of all-wool over
plalds, plain gray and black kerseyu and Bray meltons.
Quarter lined with satin.
Men's $18.50 Winter Overcoats, $11.75
Rxceptlonal variety of all-wool fabrics and patterns. Pop
ular single and double breasted styles and pinch back models.
Men's $15 All-Wool Suits, $9.75
Fashionable new pinch-back model, also Unsllsh and con
servative fashions In fancy stripes, neat checks and plaids.
Men's $25 and $28 Hand.Tailored$2g75
Suits and Overcoats
Fine all-wool garments In thirty-seven styles. ,
II' a'.,. I T
'"mWn J
lit & 1 'It l
hJ a
Boys' $6.50 to $7.50 Mackinaws and UOQ
PhinMiill rfiATQ J 07
Chinchilla COATS
Mackinaw In
ui I
Norfolk effects, with large com ert Ibis collar and
s. checks and blanket plaids, sires 7 to is years.
funrv wnnl.n.
Polo Coats With convertible collars : some have belts.
gray chinchilla. Sites Z'h to 10 years.
Lit lljolber. SECOND FLOOR. SEVENTH ST,
pockets.
Of all-wool blue or
Sale of
FLOOR COVERINGS
Totally Overshadows Every Preceding Event of the Kind
Ljsri Vr
LINOLEUM : Sq. ya
0mf1tmm&tAmi
iG5c to $1.25
I Window Panels
J Stronj? Scotch thread laco In filet
IdeslRns Various widths. 2V4 yards long. 1
$11.50 & $12.50 Lace Curtains,
pair $9.98 & $10.98
Imported Swlsi Tambour and Irish Point
lace, with plain or scroll centeis; raised
cukhlon work and appltqued borders. Come
3V4 yards long.
$6.50 to $9.50 Bed Sets,
$4.98 to $7.48
Hgyptlnn yarn, with filet pattern center
designs, Htil.trr niters to inntrh.
40c to 50c Imported Cretonne,
yard 29c to 39c
Floral designs on light or dark grounds.
$4.50 to $7.50 Library Table
Scarfs, $3.48 to $4.98
Tapestry of erdure design, trimmed with
elour and saloon braid, I'lllaw Dpi to
match, IS.Z5 tn 4 08.
flfl Pniifli Onvnra 70.
Roman striped tapeBtry. with fringe, ndtflUlf
IM Ilmtber THinD FLOOH ,Cf",T
Ml'-)MbtMyaMa'iOAW
Kcmnonts CI n CI CA Un M JPk 1
of PI IU OI.UV iinaiu W-MX-
ird "T-2
Thousands of yards many of tho same dcslcrn. Colors
woven through to back, insuring durability. Two yards
wide. Please bring sizes. No mail or phone orders, none
to dealers.
$2 to $2.50 Fine Axmins- )$1 AQS.U CO
tcr Carpets, yard l.tt70t i-OV
Famous Bigelow-tlartford make. Full rolls. Dordera to
match in some cases. i.it mothers, fourth floor
si :
V
wl
Mm
30c Percale Aprons, 15c
White with black llgures Cut
round, with bib, pocket and ties.
Children's 75c Lined CQc
Tan Leather Gloves.. 'J'
One clasp.
Anniversary Offers Opportunity for Big Economies
$8,50 and $9
Blankets
6.85l
Whit lambs'.wool on spool cotton warp
to prevent shrinking Pink and blue
letnpea R" vnu ooraera.
iz. w
$3.50 Ikwl Sw-Mtds. $2.75
, US. ssw"1M VlOOft; NORTH
--i
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V
$8 Comfortables, $6.98
Fine mercerized aatlne tops, with plain
hnrdera and backs. Filled with nura
I Australian lambs'.wool. Size 72x7S Ins.
$2.75 Fleecedowa $o OC
Blankets ' ",
Woven to give wool appearance. In white,
IM mmm " swwswsws i
YMal (tmm 1
s
68c
$1 and $1.50 Untrimmed Hats
Kxcelltut Valuei I A New York Jobber' Hurulus Htnrk
In most up-to-date shapes. Including sailors, mushrooms & trlcornes,
with soft or stiff crown, Iilack and soma colors. Trimmed Free.
29c to G9c Hat Trimmings, 10c, 19c, 25c
Soeclal Durchaue l-artro assortment of fancies, feathers, birds, ostrich fancies.
I pompons, burnt peacocks, etc Illuck and colors.
l WIIWfll aWIMHHIWI 111 ! XI
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1 $4 Skirts: J-.-.r $2.98
Navy blue or black serge or wool poplin,
1 SO Mnffa?
Good quality
uooa quai
silk lined.
Melon Shape, $6.98
black Manchurlan wool.
i
Women's & Misses $12.50
Coats, $8,98
Seven-elRhth or full-length service
able tailored or trimmed toppers
iMivturAa krAVH and lilalria In iiaw
1 1 autumn shades.
i i- --" -
$8 Charming Frocks, ?5.a&
WoBisa's and l.e'. Oood navy bluet
black. Burgundy, brown and green
sri;, SJMf wck; Bvy. "s""""
HWIwxr ism '""F" nnm
Women's 25c Fiber
Silk-Boot Stockings.
Illack, white and colors,
and heel; reinforced top.
iecuons.
I Women's 75c Union Suits,
i rieece uneu, union riuueu.
I Imperfections,
J"
19c
Spliced toe
Slight imper-
50c
Slight
i
Boys' $5.50 Two- $0 no
Pants Suits . f f"
Norfolk pinch or plaited hack. Neat
mixtures, chevlota and caaslmeres.
Sizes 6 to 17 years.
JBoys' $4.50 Long$0 OCi1
2 Ovoi-rnafti 0!
I SiifKle or doubl breasted : oonvertlble I
I irtorm collar. Fancy ray and brown I
i mlatwaa- to 17 ysmnu !
4 i i.h.1I..i)iMBH.iii iwipimi.
Men's $1 to $6 Shoes, $2.95
nun-metal calf, patent toltskln, ktdakin.
black and tan oil grain Swing ana
snugger last All sizes in lot
Women's $2.50 to $ 1 9Q'
$1 Shoes LOV
Zleslfr lirotliers' and other makes
Cun-metul calf, patent coltskln and
kidskln Somo with colored cloth
tops
Boys' $2 Shoes, $1.79
Gun-motal calf. Hlucher or lace. Droad
toe and Kngllsh last Sizes X to 6H.
Misses' & Children's $1.50 an
$1.75 Button Shoes, $1.19
Gun-motal calf or kidskin. 11 road toes.
Sizes 6 to 2
Children's $1.25 & $1.50 Shoes;
Sizes 1 to 8, 85c and 98c
Patent coltskln, gun-metal cult, black
and tan kidskin, Slse governs prt.
Nu Mail or I'hone Orders op Peotwewr
Boys' 75c Blouses, 44c
Light stripe percale, dark atrlpe io4
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