hit
y 39,582 ENROLLED
FOR DRAFT' IN ARMY
gix States Missing in To
ELEVATED STATIONS OP PHILADELPHIA, PRESENT AND FUTURE
of the rtpub)lc elected officers today as fol.
lows
Department commander. Walter 8. Tully,
of O. Van Houten Tost, Jersey City
Senior vlco commander, Oeorgo 1. Boyd,
of Henry Wilson Tost, Jersey City
Junior lce commander, Daniel Ljneh, of
James A Garfield l'ost. Newark
Medical Inspector. William 11. Vnnduyne,
of Aaron Wilkes Fosl, Trenton.
Chaplain. William T Abbotl,
nail roil. Asbury Park
The Sons of Veterans elected
Vecellus, of Taterson division con
ri
Krnest W McCann, of Atlantic Cllrii
Mm commander, John William, wf?
ton, junior lea -commander The -Wf
ship of the order was Riven a SOU,
EVENING LEDGET-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1917
tals Completed i nus r ar.
Average 93.5 Per Cent
PENNSYLVANIA 830,407
WASHINGTON. Juno IB.
nenorts of registration for nrmy drnft,
tolved at tne nlco of Provost Marshal
n.nral Crovvder up to last night, show
tJ9 682 enrolled, with Fix States missing.
..' i 03 B per cent of the total census
T.;LT. of 9.562.641 eligible for draft
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Among too stntcs reported nro-
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wew Jersey soz.71.
Tf the avcrngo I maintained, tho complete
,.lstratlon will Rhow J,B3S,000 on tho lists
he completo returns at tho Provost Jtar-
fc.i r.eneral'H olllco nro divided as follows,
white 6.712.5'' . negro. 9:B.00; aliens. 1,.
93 336 alien incmles. 10S.7S1; Indicated
Mlblo exemptions 4,712.150
v .nn,ylnnla s total number of white men
indicating exemption! vva-v 374.0DS and the
total number of white citizens registering
s 607 221 Of the ?.5,714 negroes regis
T.red 81.93 Indicated exemptions There
" 0 i74,898 nllcns registered and 12,674
illcn enemies, or unnaturalized Hermans.
New Jersey showed n total enrollment of
i? 742 which was about 7000 below th
Ailmato for New Jersey by tho Ilurcau of
1 IIO ,u,n, huiiihvi in niHiu .iviiii,
In tho Ktnto was 207, G66 nnd of
citizens 12.748. Tlicro wcro 77.373
and 4956 alien enemies. Grounds
claimed by 129,201
Census
enrolled
negro
Hens
hr exemption wcro
whites and 7918 negroes,
Liberty Loan Total
in City $200,000,000
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wiua lor win construction 01 live stntions nlonR tho l-rnnkfonl elevated line will bo mhcrtixeri l Due. tor Twinui!? net Monday. The type of struc
ture lor tneso stations is illustrated above, while beside it is shown the Market Stiect Feiry station of the picsent subwny-clcvntcd line, with which
the Frank fonl "I." will connect nt Arch street.
Continued from rami One
executive chairman of the campaign com
mittee nt noon "Personally I bellovo that
the total will bo far beyond that, for In tho
last forty-eight hours a continual stream
of money has been poured into tho banks
throughout the fllttrlct." ,,.,,. ,
C J Hhnnds, governor of tho Federal
Re'ene Hank, announced that It will bo
Impossible to tabulate the subscriptions
until a lato hour tonight or tomorrow. "Re
corts coming In from outtlde banks," said
Governor llboads. "Indlcnto that Philadel
phia -vv ill rp,l "P an enormous sum for tho
JOan n.ll ,.,. llfln.l ,n lla
ThO tJia Jjincny aim uuu i... .. "r "-
volco vesterdny In a final nppoal for tho
loan has apparently done a notable service
After a retirement ui hhjiu ui,n . lcihu..
From 1 2 o'clock estcrday until tho cam
paign ended this noon campaign committees
In the rltv and outsldo districts have been
working at a high pitch to exceed their
Individual allotments.
That the Liberty Boll strucl: a popular
note goes without saying, for nt 12 o'clock
officials In cbnrgo of tho campaign esti
mated that mnro than 400,000 men and
women In the Philadelphia Federal Reserve
Bank district had been listed as subscribers.
Of this number more than 00,000 repre
fent employes of the Pennsylvania Railroad
md 30 000 represent workers In tho Beth
lehem Steel Works at South Bethlehem.
CHECKING UP LISTS
Clerks In tho Federal Reserve Bank
worked until after midnight to check up
jcsterd.iy s returns, but wcie forced to quit
when the tnsk became hopelcs. This morn
Inir tho earlv returns added to tho conges
tion, and when the campaign ended tho
clerks had made little progress In tabulat
ing the subscriptions
JIanv hanks Instead of forwarding their
subscriptions merely wired their totals to
Governor llhoads.
Rivalry among the banks has been very
keen, and particularly In Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia National Bank re
ported today that Its subscriptions to
Ul $22,000,000. Other subscriptions an
nounced nro JoTph 13. Wldener. $50,
COO . Henry Bower Chemical Company,
J150.000 ; officers of tho Henry Bower
Chemical Company, $65,000; partial pay
ments of employes of tho tamo company of
J6300 making a total by this company of
J221.300 , employes of tho Philadelphia
Post OITicc, $.470,000 ; Union League, total
of $1,750,000 from members in addition to
$120,000 from cmploes, subscription of
$150 000 from 13. T. Stotes-bury included In
Union League Fund : Camden Stato Bank,
total, $776 000. First National Bank, $4
333.000 , Fourth Street National Bank, $8,.
025.000 Land Tltlo and Trust Company,
$2,000 000, Pennsylvania Company for In
lurances on Lives nnd Granting Annuities,
$7,000 000, Boosters' Club, Increase $100,-
000 subscription to $117,000 ; Court of Com
mon Pleas No 2, $3100.
RIVALRY AMONG JACKIES
A feature of tho campaign and ono that
emphasizes tho spirit behind tho loan Is
the race between bluejackets at tho Phila
delphia Navy Yard. Crews aboard a half
dozen of the sea fighters organized Liberty
Bond clubs nnd for throo days have been
fighting for first honors. Included In this
raco aro tho Chicago, Vermont, Kansas,
Massachusetts Indiana nnd Bushnell Tho
latter Is known ns tho Mother Ship of the
torpedo boats. Tho Massachusetts at 10
o'clock this morning was In !lrst placo with
1 total exceeding $16,500.
Campaign ofllclals were "on tho Job" early
today and awaiting tho returns with the en
thusiasm of politicians receiving election
returns Of Interest wcro the figures from
the Industrial plants nnd social organiza
tions in Philadelphia.
At 9 o'clock word was received from tho
(mploycs of the Baldwin Locomotive Works
that their subscriptions totaled $175,000 and
by noon will reach the $200,000 mark.
Employes at tho Mldvalo Steel Works
miarded their total, but promised to lead
the Baldwin plant by tho time tho clock
struck twelve.
PLANS MADE TO PUSH
TRANSIT LEGISLATION
Opposition to Bills in Assembly
Expected Strategy Board
Meets
GREAT BRITAIN FREES
IRISH REBEL PRISONERS
Step Taken to Assure Success of
Proposed Home Rule
Convention
Plans to meet opposition expected to de
velop when tho transit bills In the Legisla
ture nro called for a final vole were dis
cussed this afternoon nt a ennferenco be
tween Mayor Smith, Trnnslt Director Twi
ning nnd William Draper Lewis, transit
legal adviser for the Smith administration.
Although tho hills wcro reported favor
ably from the committee early this week
and passed on tho first reading In tho
Senate, tho Administration has Information
that heavy pressuro Is being brought to
hear on country members of the Legislature
to defeat tho measures. It is understood
that this pressure Is being exerted by tho
Pennsylvania Street Ralivvas Association,
which comprises ninety per cent of tho trol
ley Interests In the State Tho hill ns
drafted affects only Philadelphia, but It Is
said that the association Is afraid of a prec
edent which It fenrs mav untlmatelv nnct
all of the trolley properties In the State If
tho bills seem seriously threatened. It Is
probablo that Mayor Smith will go to Har
rlsburg to combat adverse influences alined
at the measures
Determined to rush the Franktord ele
vated to completion as soon ns possible,
Transit Director Twining nn Afonday will
advertlso for bids for live stations on the
line Tho prevailing high prices of mate
rials make It dimcult to get bids within
the department's estlmato of what tho work
should cost but the Director feels, never
theless, that tho "L" should bo completed
as far north ns Brldgo street In order that
It can bo put In operation
The stations on which bids will be sought
will bo located on property which Is cither
now owned by tho city or has been con
demned under councllmanlc ordinance They
will bo erected at 3160-3201-3-5 Kensington
avenue; 3606 K street and Tioga street and
Kensington nvenue; Torrcsdale and Kens
ington nvcnuo: 4209-70-72 Frankford nve
nuo, and nt 4604-79-81 Frankrord nvenue.
Separate bids will bo received for each sta
tion, which will have two platforms.
Plans for tho stntions nlrendy havo been
passed by tho Art Jury The new struc
tures havo been designed to meet tho re
quirements of tho most fastidious citizen,
and supplant buildings which aro now re
garded as oesores. Specifications of tho
new structures aro now on fllo at tho De
partment of Transit.
7G.067 Prisoners Taken by Knglnnd
LONDON', June IB Since the war start
cd Hngland hns inptured 76,067 prisoners,
nnd since July, 1916. has retaken 600 rquare
miles of territory from the enemy nnd cap
tured on tho west front nlone 41 1 guns, ac
lordlng to estimates read In the Hoinso of
Commons today by J l MncPherson, M P
lie Mild of the prltoners lifted 10.900 alnno
had been inken In Mesopotamia slme Juh,
1916.
DUBLIN. Juno IS
Tho British Government today released
all the lrlhh prisoners ni rested nt the time
of tho rebellion last ear.
This was done owing to pressure being
brought to bear by tho Irish Nntlnnntlts
and the Ungllrh Unionists, who iepreeiited
to the Government that such release was
an absolute necessltv In order to plnrato the
lrln people and render the proposed Irish
convention on home rule n success
The prisoners to a large etent, repre
sent the Sinn I'VIn clement of the ciuntrv
who were eltlur nitlvclv engagi'd In the re
belli, n or In mpsthv with it Thev repic
sentcd at (list nenrlv one thiunnd but from
time to tlmi- manv wire reliaied and the
number In lliitlsh prisons and British in
lornment camps now I1 nbout one hundred
and flftv
SENATE COMMITTEE CUTS
CHECK TAX A HALF
One Cent Instead of Two Cent
Stamp on Bank Drafts
Exceeding $5
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WASHINGTON, Juno 1'..
Tho proposed tax of two cents on bank
checks more than $5 was cut to ono cent by
tho Senate Finance Committee In redraft
ing tho revenue hill this afternoon. It Is
estimated tho tax will yield approximately
$325,000,000 annually. Tho two-cent levy
would hnvc had a tendency to reduco tho
u'o of check', tho committee feared, and
would fall to pioduco as much revenuo as
n one-cent tax
Tho committee also decided to nllow an
exemption of $200 for each minor dependent
in computing tho Ihcomo tax levy
Revolution in Paraguay
BUI3NOS AIHI3H, Juno 15 Dispatches
to Buenos Aires newspapers today carried
rumors of a revolutionary outbreak In
Paraguay. 32KJ
DANIELS' SON ROOKIE
AT LEAGUE ISLAND
Josephus, Jr., Takes Up Routine of
Fourth Class Reserve in
Marino Corps
Josephus Daniels, Jr., son of tho Secre
tary of tho Navy, arrived at tho Philadel
phia Navy Yard yesterday and took up his
duties along with several hundred other
J'oung men as a fourth class reserve In tho
marine corps.
Young Daniels is living in a tent and re
ceives, of course, exactly tho same treat
ment as do ajhers of his rank. This after
noon ho went out to Frankllo Field to take
m Part In tho exercises which nro being held
there Incident to Marine Week.
Franklin Field will also bo tho scene on
the Fourth of July of a large field meet
held under the nusplces of the navy. Many
young men at Lenirue island at present are
from colleges and some of them aro athletes
of reputntlon. These will take part in tho
meet, which will bo In charge of Lawson
Hobcrtson, trainer of tho University of
Pennsylvania track teams.
Exclusive Philadelphia Agency for the
DOUGHBOY SHOES
Designed BY tho Army FOR the Army.
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JWr TlINlj BnnncW
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ORDOVAN
Oxfords
Brazil Joins Wilson Stand
RIO DC JANKIRO, June IB. Brazil does
not hate any country, but Is compelled to
defend the principles of democruc;'. says
the reply of the Government to President
Wilson's noto of appreciation fof Brazil a
t In Breaking with Germany. The noto
jarmly thanks tho American executive for
"' MatemcnL
Eight French Ships Lost in Week
PARIS. Juno 15. Franco lost eight
tela four of more than 1600 tons, ono
'mailer ship and threa fishing vessels by
mines and submarines In the last week,
Recording to official announcement today.
Blr vessels escaped after bolng attacked,
n tho course of the week 1043 vessels en
ired and J015 left French ports.
$
,o l
-iVv j&jr " quich tervice
nn ? - S51?' Stocking Dept.
"vjy (j " X,isS" '"' in'de the
fit a O rfSSS door. Specially
tel ( S5iP Dyed Kordovan
When these famous
King Korrlovans aro
all sold you'll never
again see genuine
Cordovan Oxfords of
this grade selling
under $10. Tho best
shoo in town today for
appearance, scrvico
and value. Whilo they
last Here at-
xjajfsjjii
75c the pair.
Men: Buy-
White Shoes Now
A real assortment,
and most astonish
ing values here.
Genuine White Buck Oxfords like Illustration,
Feather-Fibre and Leatner ooie. u: -y 7 r
Cin fn Vnlnp at 9 0 Kf
.v.'.VVt'iVJv I
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$10.00 Values at
1230
Market
Shoes and
Stockings
for tha
family.
BOTH STORES
yPT-ROUOWCtO OYTINC),
TK Storea of Famous Shoea;
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19
So. 11th
A quick
Service
Men's
Shop.
Every Foot Professionally Fitted
Three Gcuting Brothers Supervising.
New ItrltMt I'ood Controller
LONDON, June 15 nniclal announce
ment viaa undo tndav of the appointment
of Lord Ithnndd ns Knnd Controller, to sue
ceed Lord Davenport, Mho resigned on ac
count of III health Lord Hhondda has been
president of the Local Government Beard
VETTUANS KLKCT OFFICERS
AMiniY I'Allli, N J, Juno IB The
New Jcricv Department of the Grand Army
IB ? " MB&HI
rtF;15PHr
$1.00
A WEEK
This
3-Piece
Massive
Mahogany
Library
Suite
Consisting of a dcpji-cushionod
Rocker, Arm Chair and Davenport,
richly upholstered in beautiful and serviceable Chase Leather,
is a very wonderful value and one which any housewife who
KNOWS values will recognize as worth much more. Como
to see for yourself. Note the easy terms $1.00 a week.
4-Room
Bridal
Outfit
$125
$2 n Week
UTtwRa Hb 0 3 b S ff Km W
Refrigerators and Gocarts
at Most Reasonable Prices
722-724
Market St.
l'l:S 1,1 AT 8.30 A. M. A ( l.OSf.s T ft I.
vSLSF. '2.45 ! Until Further Notice We Will Close Daily at S o'Clock
,1? ,. tt J 11. ..J
I) omens Hosiery ami kj wirnvcur m
mi t ri-ll rti l V n m mt .in
inrcaci aiut oiocrcinKs j'Pi.io (
An r.Trrptlnnnl Vnlne In Thee (iood-Lnnklns
Kino weave: pure white In all T L '
the newest shapes Including "lilne lTI
vlth pencil brim Shcht lmnerfec-MW
tlnns I. II llrotlirm MMN A Hi 'A PI'.
Men's Straw Hats,
98c to S-'L'I'J
Sennits FplIK Porto Itlrin nnd
pnft hrnl'N onrt nhTos
l.lt Urotlirrn SHCOND KLOOH. 7TII ST
Untrimmed Hats
Every One a Remarkable Value!
June Salcl Ilcccnt purchases that
strengthen our leadership in millinery
value-giving.
HATS TRIMMED FREE
nag:
HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
ONfc, MvLLOW TllADINC STAJIP WITH EVERY 10c
IUJKCIIASE ALL DAY
r-
Markct
Eighth
Filbert
Seventh
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ll.ii k
while nnd colors, nlso novelty stripes
I Silk Bo
I l'.lmli vvhitv a
Boot Stockings, 65c
ml rolora
Ribbed Union Suits.
ami fine cotton
Low necks j
l.Me thread
uleeveles
l.lt llrollier.- KIHST KLOOIl. SQUTH
"- - 0 4 ,-.
unimer buits
Sat'-r-.'r.r
F-rv
H j
Men! Here's Your Greatest
Opportunity to Buv
Values Far Better Than You Will Find Elsewhere & Assortments Arc Most Complete
The Man Who Wishes to lie Well Dressed and Coolly
Comfortable This Summer Will Make It a Point to
Take Advantage of This Disposal
::!!iie$5.50,$6.50,$7.50,$8.59,$10&$n.50
mese how lugurcs Represent Only a Part of the real value! If U'c
Were to Iluy These Suits Today Instead of Ilavina Contracted for
Them Months Ago We Could Not Possibly Quote Such Low Prices.
Pnlm Bench cloth, also mohair, wool crash and other smart cool
kinds. The very latest styles.
'' ' V GENUINE Ml
i plli'OT.ysgP
White Milan Cush- $9 QO
ion Sports Hats.. v0
I'ushlon lirlm, finished with white bands
One plrturnl.
Men's AU-Wool Serge Suits $
iiwm-ioriKinK mouoi, - rnor sinpie- or ilotiiiiP-hrrnRtod, xilth I
Hats With Satin Crowns and
Transparent Jt QO
finished with hand nnd bows One
Brims
Smartly
pictured
$4 Black Lisere $9 OQ
Hats
uiiii
Men Save from $3.50 to $5 on These
Splendid Summer Suits at
I-itest belt-hack nnd conservative models In mixtures half or quarter lined
Tremendous Savings in This June Sale of Trousers
Prices Arc $2.39, $2.65, $3.29; $3.98 & $5
Mixtures, blue nnd black oiitlnB serges, also fine vvhlto flannel
Dnuble TrnnMinrent l'lunge
Panama Sports Hats, $2.98
Have penrll roll edfjo ; black crossraln bands
ij i ,, ii ,,,
I Coquc & Hackle Pompons,
j 49c & 75c
I White nnd black.
,v.v95i
Wash Suits at
They Were Mmle to Sell nt SL.0 t
1'urrtitinrd from One of Nr ork'n lronitnent Mnkern.
In chambrays. percales, madras nnd nalateas
I'nme In Tommy Tucker. Hilly H05, Junior Norfolk
and Mlddi stiles. Sizes 2'4 to 10 jears
I ,. .M. ' I. .. .. .. I.i M .. .1 , , w
Hoys' Sturdy Tub Pants, ggc & gg
Hoys' Navy
S
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Serge Suits v
fa
5.50,o?7.50
1 1
ritifn,ii,i v. n.i in hiifiv Ati.t.. ... ..
.Norfolk, pmch-lmck, box nnd knlfe-plnlted effects.
Manv havo new Trench or patch pockots IVg-top
uoiixen Lined tliroun hout SIiph c tn is nn
Hoys'
$2.50 Natural Leg- $ AC
,(( Jtrolhen-
;' Regatta Wash Suits, Sj QO
-KIHST KLOOIl. NOIITH
Knlrkerhnckers and bloomers In tan nnd olive khaki.!
plain vinne nio mncK-nnu-nmia crasn. siiver-gray linen Junior .Norrolk, Hilly Hoy. Tommy Tucker nnd lone
nnd blue duck .sizes 6 to 18 vcars trouser Middy suits I'laln vvhlto or whlto with bluo
7,if llrothem SLC'OND KLOOIl. "TH ST I ??"?? n"e,,1,rrH, J" Percales, ealateas, chambrnys and
- - 4 0 - 4.-
Misses' & Women's Summer Apparel
Tempting Values That Make This Saturday
June's Banner Day!
Practically every need may be met in this inclusive and attractive collection
irSatiX off" rings. A visit at this time will mean both pleasure and
savings to any ".voman or miss. M ....
Men's Furnishings Superior Value
$7 Silk Peau de Crepe Shirts. $g g
Kxtra hlRh class silk with fancy colmed stripes of various combinations In
termingled wllh sntln btrlpes Krench cuffs attached
For Afe Voile Frocks, Special at $5.50
1 . . 1 1 i.- j-un... fino inz-iurrn.
"c.f, "voile of old w.4' ink' vie.' blue. Krn nnd other Summery .hades.
i",o us red? llowereil. cro-sbar and plaid voiles In tuo-tono effects ,
Women's Distinctive Frocks, . . .Special at
r..-.I..l ... UrniAcd in flip LlltCst FashlOH
r.,.,, .le chine models, beautifully beaded In contrabtlnc color
1,11V belce. flesh, bluo or other UeconunR colors.
$19.75
May bo chosen
. J ' mVh lot aro tailored serKe froclis. crepe, meteor .dresses .combine, vvlth
aeorBetto crepe, taffeta und wool jerhej nioueis siunnu.Hiy . m., .
Misses' Palm 1519 Qg
Beach Suits f-f'V
.earllTaTrfo-vvlth 5oko
top and largo novelty collar .
Women's & Misses'
$15 Summer
f!nnts
Serae Cape Coats and seven-eighth
Length Taffeta Wraps.
Those In serge fasten over In cross-over
effects havo belt, sash In front, novelty
Theartaffeta coats are in seven-elKhtb
length have Khaki Kool detachablo col-
lar & belt
I FOR WOMEN
'10
Summer $(98
Dresses -'-"-'
Two models net and linen.
Lovely net frocks with low necks, coat
effect blouses and full flare shirts.
Linen dresses of the newest Hummer
Bhades with novelty collar and cuffs;
cleverly pocketed skirt. One HkelcheU.
Lit Itrolherj SECOND FLOOIl
Of
Q -Yk
111 I JUeaLdfLri I "!' J
Crepe Faille Neckwear
49c
rniKa onts in vvnltn nnii colnr- rm ni
nnd black grounds, nlio new fam-v
printed effects on colored ground Large
slse scarfs with slide e.iss bands
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(ilic Silk Half Hose, 39c
Seamless Turo thrend silk In black
and rolors Lisle soles nnd tops,
''luhle heels nnd toes. Imperfections.
.
"Varsity" Union Suits
0851
Silk-Stripe PonRcc $ CQ
Handsome striped effects- Full size.
Double t,ntt currs attiiched.
Athletic make Small check white nain
sook, sleeveless nnd knee length Correct
cut closed .rotch Itelnforced ,.i ltrntliern KIHST KLOOH. 7TII RT.
No Better Footwear Values Anywhere
Than Our Custom Made Low Shoes!
This Well-Known, Popular Brand is Made Especially for Us
Women's Custom-Made Footwear $C to
At 5.1 Linen pumpi & Colonials with
covered heels. I'umps nnd Oxfordi
on Lngllsh last with medium low
heels Made of g-in-metal or tan
cai" patent colt, vihlte N'ubuclc &
genuine buckskin
At . A $5 so Dull nnd shiny
pumps' Wood or leather 1-ouls heels.
At 6 go Dull kid or patent leather
pumps. Covered heels.
At H Urown kid or white calf
pumps. Covered heels '
At is Genuine buckskin In natural
chamois & sand color.
Misses' & Children's Ai'hite
Pumps
Sixes OC Sizes - J-JO
C to 8 l.SO 8H to 11 liOU
Sea Isla
Sizes II 7C
1H4 to 2 ' O
land canvas- One-
strap.
it iiTn calf or eun-metal.
At $6 Black Domino calf with wine tipa.
At Id to Tan Cordo calf with wins tip
The season'B newest Oxford,
Lit nrether. IVROT FlOOR N'OHTH
mi
Jjfjr-'i y OUR TRAM MARK 6RAN0 T 'm
a I Lm Breatest Bervlce 3f "M. 8
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Men's Custom-Made Oxforrk 8
$5 to $6.50 . I
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