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COSMO HAMILTON
STORY IS FILMED
'Scandal" Is CharmitiK Photo
play Vchiclo for Talented
Constance Talmadce
...wnnlA '"ciimhll." with
vlT.tT Klnry bv i'om,. 1!
rfiJSi rirtures Col i-orn lion.
fVinttnncn T.il
mlltor nitfrt-
raman. Hal )ouns,
i.Vct riclui
lore before I. W. Orlfllth cast Constance
LiAro for llio p:nt of the mountain Rlrl
ai,;in- -
the Vltacrapli pro-
I.. MI -Jill"!""""!
featured this charming blotnlo
JUCtlOIIS
player. When r pmer .-oima.
icrn
... -lth tlic Felcct rroRruin it was quiiu
iturai !"' fc,le sll0U,,1 ,ill!P ll0r ,0,illUc
l'h her. U ac " fortun.ito rotuipcjion
r."..hlhltor nf thin new proRi-am The
v.... will nrobably ho
Intorestoil in the
Ilher pictures fe.iturlnR thU M..r, vv
ho Is no
linkable In "bcanuai.
Constance Blvrs to tlio screen a llviwr
crfatlon of a tjpo of Rlrl Como Hamilton
tilcturfd In bin mapizlno etory. It would
I (jlfHcult to find another actress who could
, in,0 the part nfl well aa 'toM thin rli.mn
inr Ingtnue. Thcro uro uth. pernnalllv
uid beauty In her pvci.v action and her
presence dominates the cast.
Although Intended to be n tense ill. untitle
torv I' rca'ly Impresses the reIcvcr as
comedy, for most of the Kltuatlons are
llrhtly touched It n-enarlo covers the
main points of the book. The production
has been staged In " lavish manner with
Hrerat bits of beautiful plidtoKiaphy, nl
though the camera vvoils could h.ie been
made more effective If taken from a variety
of ansle" The suRROstlve llcuies adornlns
the leaders were in keeping with the text.
Harry P. ISrovvnn played the lole of n bis,
..(.reliant man. whom Constance palmed
oft as her husband It Is it patt not unlike
that of tho cae man In "flood Gracious,
Annabellc'' As his filend, illadden James
looked pleaslnc, but had nothliiR to do ex
cept be within cull of the "victim." A
MaekniallHiB villain was tho role allotted
to J Herbert Frank. Ills perfomianco was
capital Many other pl.iyois assisted with
minor irirts. A. It. 1
Licensed at ElMon lo Wed
KLKTOV, Jld , Nov. "3 Thoe obtain
ing mairlaKP licenses linn today were
Henry 11 Aston and Alice Ilerbst; cbailes
J Scitler and IHlzabetli Sylvester : Howard
B Livingston and Elizabeth A eel. all .f
rhiladelphia, 1'mll J Lehman. C.imp I'l,
jf, J and Murjorlc UudKirk, Tienton ;
Felix Jlel.auRhlln, t'amp Ilotfman, I. 1,
and Itachel Lewis, Camden, N J.
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. D LL. D.
In omu'cr to fienlli sjumKoiis, Woefor Kellouo la tint .finer fll ilnt'y uu.. aJviee os prirmflra
Mfillcl'ie, hut In no cas' till: he take tlu nil, at itmKui.j Jtaunoi ol vr iirrriMnn tor all-
minis rmiilrlno auratcnl ttialment or ilmji. Il.nlilx i;u.n,in,. icllt l. iioniiili an-
tu'creii bv ctrtoiull Iillcra lo piuinrs u.tio Ii.iuji. jtmiptj tmtlov lor reply.
How to
the blmplcn of al! exercises,
HrALKINO,
also It done propcily, t the iiiobi dchc-
ficla!
.a.i i wnikinir. it larce number ot
wnlkint:. ii larce number
.v. ,,,.l,,u .,f tin. lioilv lite liroUKIU mi" i
jia.. ... ........... - .. i...
gentle action in maintaining the elect posi
tion and propelling the body forward. Tn
ordinary walking upon u level suimiru "
bofly U not lifted, but 1 Inclined foiw.ird
Id such a way as to in ile it necessary for
the feet to lie advanced, lirst one and then
theothir, In order to preserve the body from
falling Walking Is a valuable form ot
nercle. but Is so gentle In character that
a lame amount must be done, at least
Kuril miles a. day, to constitute u. sutllclent
imount of exercise.
Walking to ho Iicncf1ci.il must be grace
ful. There an" very few good vvulKeis. since
f$v pel suns have an i-ipiiihlo muscular de
ve'opment, which Is necessaty Tor a graceful
Mrrlasre in walking. If the limbs are weak
the gait Is tottetlng If thete is weakness
of the muscles of tho trunk the body sways
from side to side la walking. Weakness ot
the muscled of tho front of tho trunk causes
, the head nnd shoulders to be thrown for
ward. To walk healthfully, first make the body
(rect by throwing tho bhouldeis well back
nd the chest forward, holding the head
trect and diavvlng tho chin In ,i little. This
lll straighten the muscles of the back and
live the body an elect cairiage. Let the
trms swing easily by tho side, with the
palms open and turned Inward. In stepping
forward, place the foot down firmly, letting
the heel touch first, then the toe. Avoid
tottering gait by Keeping tho Knees set
1. back. Put vigor mid elasticity into
the step. At the beginning let the pace be
'moderate and tho distance not greater than
can be accomplished without sevete fatigue.
Gradually Increase Ihe distance and tho
speed until able to walk four orfllve miles
an hour. The amount of exercise obtained
In walking may be regulated by tho sliced
and distance of tho walk. Tho amount of
work done may be increased by carrying tho
loads of dlffeient weights, cither in the
bands or upon the shoulders.
Running, leaping and hopping aie modl
Hcations of walking which afford much
Wore vigorous means of cxetclse. A person
ho has not been accustomed to violent
tterclse of any sort should carefully avoid
a excessive amount of this kind at the
M&lnning of practice. In lunnlng. the gain
ihoula at first be very moderate ami tho
stance traversed short, bo as to give me
Mart and lungs opportunity to become
trong enough to bustalti the Increased effort
fequlred of them during this activn exer
"se. The. sjmo observation holds good re
Pectlng hopping und leaping.
Walking at u brisk rato will cause a
wider expansion or tho lungs than the slow
exercise. The muscles are demanding more
Mygen and tho blood endeavors to throw
MI the carbon dioxldo which accumulates
in It as the lesult of exercise. This calls
w more rapid action of tho heart and
eper inspirations, until the most remoto
i Mdc 1b cHetl upon to aid tho blood In
l ik ttl0 cxclliltigo in gases. Tim Inctcaso
in the number and depth of tho respliatory
.(en!ent!i accomplishes much good for the
"dominal organs Hy the alternato con
traction and relaxation of the abdominal
n ui lhe hlootl H "11,(ie to ,,ow m01e
in ii llnd tno General circulation in turn
tik vcd to furnish tho digestive tiact
"an. renewed blood. This lesults In a
lln uctlv"y of tho cells of tho stomach,
Mntreas and Intestines, in tho better pro-
1,,. n f tho digestive fluids and in the
hi liSed scorctlon of bile. It alto cause?
i. . Bl00(1 current to flow with less restrlc-
vl'i h, ulda ,n PfomotliiB that feeling of
. :;'" ""u buoyancy which Is ir.aica
q' of gouj health.
Fruit Supper
i. 'rlt supper healthful? K. S V.
lnro Is an old adago to the effect that
Thi Late$t
and Dain-.
HutModtl.
Many Strlh'
ing and
Exclusive
Dtiign
WW K TTCMkVX
1U2 Chestnut Street 1114
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!EXrILERS
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TODAY'S MAIMHAGE LICENSES
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and
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1. navT,7 "? i-i '"?.; 4:7. "- "nJ JI"'ha
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my
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and Surah
Jarnli H l'nll.r
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Illi htnoml t.
U.dl.. rs
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1 '.Tiuar TwaK,ss;iv,si'n ' nnj Maf"
.'iiiiiicii .vi. Cohen. ,-,10 y 4th .t
llr.rnt.ium. 113 Catharine Vt. ''
i anil Jano
.inrnn i,. lirrna. fjoj u
Mlvi rinaii. linn Morn. .1
Ttb at., and Mnry
lVe-lerlrK M Ilnt.ln.on liklihoma
and Uleanor
I'rnnk .1 .-Vhmii.-kl SIls wiurtnn .t
Barct T l-arroii, t;;ri M,.K.nn "
and Mar
i inrnro tinrntt. limn II.tIh t
Newman, mni x ai.i.V
and Isabella
ih1!i,v 'r K,'l!'i Tamagiii. Pa
and Horo-
"tlll'tn I'. lint, r.'.'iis N- Mhor st., nm!
J,.n,'L",.-,:..M"U'V5 V,,,1,N Hn.o.kit. '
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"iiT pio,r!l;rM r,l Ilot"1 "' ,in'1 M,,r' '''"
Charles A I'.nner, 1!)ill Ma.lrr t ..ml I'lii,
iI.'J'r'ilTvO-- v'-?,',"op 1"1" ""tin st - """ ' U"
u TIKbfih" W,"5 li,,ls A.r7hi'.'r,'on tl "'"
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llSL,,",''",SsJ!l?V,'1?.!l.'t.!'J nor-
.Tnlnc
.vinel on.i.il -;t:.T N Rilrhlll St.. uml
. . ""."' ..... ' . i.i.ii.ininii pi.
Laura 11
iintiott. ST.T N. Cilrhlll st.
..ililnn in? V o ... u , .......
v vrlr
m ii.w.n. -.!... 5.'"'. :;:.-""' """ "i"-"
l.ilKhtmi Km th. :ivjj n.n.rfor.l avc , an.l Antm
Milre. 1 I., m-tn-vn l'.i
lloh.rt H III, li.-r.t. llt . mil, Kt . :,ni -nth.
irlno Sh... k..for. 10 ijj n
J n mb liivls IML'H S vth si . .mil Mury Sola-
Mr. LML'U s Mh si
vUllliiii It. Miin-tlfii, ciiimi, n N J, and
M.iry 11 SuiiiMin mi-. i;ni ,
OenrRe A UllKht. lULT. Moon- St. nml Siirnh
h Ililhll L'lili, v. p,,..nililt nve.
llilrdi .1 I) DonnHI 12S Pustorlu. st.. and Nora
1' lirnHti. :i.' i:..rlhim T.'rrnce.
Nath in Triii htrnLi-rc, il.ii l-nnue st , ami l'an-
nli. H-illd'n 'S.'in i.oniiii" st
Jusriih n llnlllns Portland. Me., nml Pauline
I An-v Siia thrust st
Hvnmii llrf.nstnin '.'Inn X. llouviir st , and
Marv Aurltskl. n"i Tnsker st
Hurry C I'oop.r Jr . lav. 11 llswson st , and
MHiin I'. Von Di'uikor. Illi! Marlbnrnusli st
John C KrrswFll :m: CatharliiK St., uml
IMen S llllt MWiI Catharine st
H.nMooii it w.'hli Washington. I). C.. and
Marv Cnthlmrt Altnona. Pa. ,
John i: Utith. CnlumMi. Pa. and l.dllh A.
Itrsiu l"i o Arth st
Willl.nn P. t-tlsl lla.Mnn HoIeIiIs, N. J., and
Ann. i C SI. i.r. P. 17 Poplar st.
Amlrm K. t.ttili ll.-I.l Atlantic Clt. N. J., nlld
Ann i P. iliilir.ini Hoxtmrouch. Pa.
Mi. iris Krotn 14 Colutnhla ne . ami Mamie
I.. . rM.m 1 1 1:. i;th st
Anci'lo sarni III lis N Hull st . nml Il.uliel
II.iI1Iii. LMll V Mmtnnll t
Ihtlilnn Kim" V.'lll S ."ah mi., and fr
i.Mtz i.l'J .l.n. rsc.n st
John Cocrn. Vorrl-tow ii, Va
I.nntt 111 ll null si
(lonrnr It W. Ik. 1. P..'.1 N. ith st
Illi. 1HI II. Imnnt t
llll.itli llislm ml c. I. ,nn ill.. Hot. I.
Hum. tt. c.ili.ini 1 1. II. ,t. 1
rah labor
ami Man
and lMllh
and Mllll,
Walk
fiult is
collleti for lireal;f.ist silver, for
....ii.i-i .um umii lor supper. The ailiicc has
" '"""""
In fact Kruit is golden all
ine time
It is esht'dnllv w Uo Ii, ifi.ihi. flu.
l.-it meal of the il.iy nlmist wholly of milt.
The food principles furnished hy fruit are
for tile Hunt nart leadv for liinneilhitp
iilisotiitlon and require no digestion. Kruit
K. on tills account, very little burden to
the stomach and may be taken nt almost
any time without Injury. A little .ifpe Hull
ti'ken at h,dtlmi as one or two 'apples or
oiangrs. Is in many cases a valuable lax
ative. FIllX-L'Cll
I flaxe... a koo.I laxntlvo- tlllACi:.
Kki'v'-oed tisnl in ta ordinary form Is
highly Indigestible and hence may act as
a stimulant to tho Intestine. It has no
speclllc laxative piopeities.
.Mixed Starches
Is a
mixture of sttirehts
hculthftil?
T. 1
Starch Is one of the most wholesome of
ill food pilnclples. Healthy persons may
tako as many dllferent kinds of March at a
meal as they like. Diabetics are better
able to tolerate a single kind lather than
mixed starches. When the food Is ricli In
starch an abundance of lrult Juices must
be taken to furnish vlt.imines.
Water Sterili.ation
How loiiir slinuM water boll in or,li r to be
come sterilized" JOHN II.
Terfect sterilization of water lequlros
heating for half an hour at a temperature
of 1M0 degrees !'., but tills is lately neces
sai The dangerous disease get ins likely
to be lound in water, such as tvphold and
cholera Reims, are destioyed by boiling for
ten or fifteen minutes The spores of dysen
tery germs may hurvive boiling, however,
requlilng a higher tempeiaturc for their
destruction,
(ConsrUht )
Priv
Peat
PRIVATE PEAT two years on the Western
front, through the horrors of Ypres, is back to
tell us there are worse things than war. He
was there when the Huns first used poison gas.
He knows fighting in the trenches, the hard
ships, triumphs and humor of the common sol
dier, and knows how to' tell about them.
PRIVATE PEAT saw his whole company,
ammunition gone, surrounded by Germans and
captured. Shot through the chest, lying two
days in the open, he escaped and was carried
back to his own lines. His right lung is gone
his right arm is powerless. Through two years
of hell, he is back with a smile and a story of
tense fighting and manly courage.
EVTSNINGr' EEDGER-PHITJABELraiA, FRIDAY,
RUMOR SAYS PERSHING WILL MARRY
ss.wAi"wuuii.aag3K MHiiTWn iiiBiiMoiwaiuasBB'BaAwwiMia.r.Hj-..'.i5Xt..a. N t . ,
Miss Anita Pat'.on. of Los Angeles anil San Gabriel, who is to become
the bride of the American army commander in France, accordini; to
report, which fixes the wecliline; date
S. Pntton, Jr., her
protner, is it
tieneral
FREE WOOL OFFERED
TO PATRIOTIC KNITTERS
American Rejl Cross Will Begin
Distributing 10,000 Pounds
of Yarn Next Monday
The Tree Wool Kund of the Southeastern
Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Hid
Cross will start on Monday. November .''.
tho distribution of unwind of lo.ntio pounds
of wcusted Knitting yarns in Kb.iKI and
gra, the Mime to be given to tho itiill uics
and branches for the thousands of Knitters
In the city of rhiladelphia and the turi
toiy of the Southeastern IVuiivlv.iiil.i
Chapter. If the soldier or sailor boy is tu
be pnunlcd this winter Knitting -limiM
statt In at unci
The i banter wMics widest pul,uit
given to the I, n t at once tliit ill In, hi. Ii. ,
and auMliarii-. mav i,l,i.iin MiK ,, -
application to the wmKiooms committee
Established ISiS.
IF. KLEINBERGEK
GALLERIES inc.
ANCIENT PAINTINGS
ANNOUNCE
their HEMOVAL to
725 FIFTH AVENUE
Bcturen 56th and Slth Strceli
NEW YORK CITY
The New Galleries will bo open
from November 12 to SO with a
LOAN EXHiniTJON of
ITALIAN PRIMITIVES
the full gross receipts
of which will go to the
American War Relief
What he
went through
fi'Q&TCZr&i&fi
&w?.is??3m
ft
jti
SSSiiw
ate
Price $1J0. At Alt Bookstores
THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, tPubUshen
yEs0wwrtj"5Ew',j."t,. .............
after the dose of the war. Charles
icutcnnnt
attached to the stair of
1'er.sliiiifr.
1117 Walnut Stteet, with the understand,
ing that the same will be givni to the
Ktiitteis ,it mi, the Knitt.d gartm nt In lie
i. tin n. d within three vvimK
Tn the ti.-ople it vei-lii"- to Hate that If
"it u i n t .i on tnli. t .it .,,1- , i ,.t
blanch and want to do jour bit, git In
I 'in Ii a illi tli,' ii, m i ,, ,, ,t , ,,, , ,,n,
inaKi v.nir ,iiilital.ni Im tin, w,i.
Waists
The 1 it. t ti ipi'd villi"
v il-t v itli the mil
i ' ll.il 111 .ill till' lll'lll At,
f-h.ult'K,
value $
$2.98
.96
Mr
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Friday Ready with the assortment for the biggest coat and suit day ct ihe yaa . Coals end suits by
the thousands. The whole floor devoted to coats and suits alone, and at prices that save you money.
jff " Zl i iTrf $25.00 It c' ---
nr n i --i - Jzi i i f i i it - ' " x -
r$25.oo 2io vj VI y
$33.00 and SI5.00
SUITS
Oni- llu(rul(!
'liul iimirliii; .ititlv hin irl t-
irr Mill" tli it twiilmuf all tt Um
mmmhiN bvt modi N. In lru.nl-
loth. KilMrillue, imiillu uml
irlour, 'iri
$25.00
nr fur trlmiiM'iit
lit
nml I1.1111N111111 1
S20 Suits, Special 811.98
inr Irlnunfil.
nt
y New $3.98, SH.98 k MlMa ,v nonilerfiil Kelrrllnn f fSjSP
Jfr Pnnnrntln N Br fiml, Mill, uml Dremei 3TtT
V UCOlgeiie X Wv t ,,irereil rrliliiy ut SS3
I AT 1 fc J lliro recuril low flfJK
l - i"" 'AlJust ltcct'ivcd in Time for ' JEmKl veii.nr. iiin.b. - ' , Hi
lf$$m '-s"""" 111 sI.5n.T12.5U , ;1
XP$ $4.98 yl sum HJllr0
y fP-TTTONu They come in white, flesh, I VllWH - rnu,i cr 'l W M 1
taupe, brown, plum and navy in ever so . JfiMH S'W 10 $0 )
,v iiiTorent stvles some Rorgeously WIBHn v v ffl V. H
(Just ltect'ived in Time for
taupe, brown, plum mm navy m cui u
mnmi , lltorellt SIVIU3
beaded somo with touches
elcRant laces iuu "
styles.
VVn ran mi.v In nil carncktnrmi
tlili il.9 Wiilut Hale will be
the talk of the town.
Children's Coats
.,. .'iv -H 1 sh .rv i ,iw " ' --
NOVEMBER 23, 1917
MRS. LAWRENCE LEWIS
EXPLAINS PICKETING
Message Justifying Militant Ac
tivities Smuggled Out of
Washington Jail
WAS11I.VOTON'. Nov 23
Weakened by hunger-striking nnd forcible
feeding. Mrs Lawrence Lewis, of Philadel
phia, defended White lloue picketing dur
ing tho war in the following statement
smuggled nut of the Jail'
"VV are picketing because we want to
make America a full and complete detnoc.
fioy as the first and surest step to our
speedy vlctoiy In the world war The de
votion of Amerliaii women has been nmpl
attesl.it In cvetv war the countrv b.n
fought If sirvlce Is to win us tlu vote, l
there need fm tin lo Walt?
'My son Is in the n.iv. There iv ni one
mote eager to help In the ti iiimph of the
caue of world dcmoi-tniy than 1 When
w i btoke wo vcie urged to give up out
picketing and do war work nnlv We vvou'd
then be given suffrage at the vvar end,
wero told.
Susan 11 Anthony at the lime of the
Civil War was tnld the same tiling She
tried it She gave up work for suffrnge
and waited All her wolk before tho wnr
for stiflingo was lost The innipnii-n bad
to ln started all over again
'It K not alone love of wimins f re. dom
but l.'Vi of til,' vltil iirlni'u.l. of r.prc
'cntatlve government on whiih thi rnun.
t' i f utid i1 tlii las made ine picket and
gpKC TT IHP IM M'TOTIMi JIui'llHEllMltliril I1W IffllWIEI
fGcorgctte CrcpcsS
8 STUNNING NEW MODELS 1
B "Copyright I'endltK" t
I ALL STYLES and FABRICS
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S 1120 Chestnut Street i
S Next Door to Kcitli's e
1SECOND FLOOR!
a TAKE ELEVATOR
Eluajl'Jiaii Oitiprs Filled. Send lor Catalotue fflniiii
INVITE COMPARISON'
wm
'MSSSS!SfSSB3aa
1027 MARKET
nomore$3no less)
WE
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tni.it dm; iimfM
COATS
Allll.ll Villllf Sill. Illi
One Illutr.it il
In waul vi'luur, liollilii, lirniiil
iliith, fiim j mlvliiri'i.. krr.r) nml
llltlll. All hllllipi Mtllfh, iilnlii
Fancy Velour
COATS
line Ilhi'tr.itril
V111I .10 nllirr st!i",
OPl Mlllfh, iiiiiiii
$12.50
Ilrii.illololli. Vrl
vi-t, Urrr..
rlr.
$25.00
ThanksRiviiiK Sellins
at Only
$4.98
They come in white, flesh,
oww hulti-.,
of the most
jjiaiiv4
m X 1 1H 1 oruurui , nrir i t
X La puplln, ut v
Th Moil Wonderful Vtluei Ertr 0ffrd la PkiltdclpVii
tnuiit ot wool mixture., Vrench trench mod!., two blv
rollltary bacbl.., latftt de.linrd packet, belt., Heclette
collar. Ih9.ll throusboaC. BouTtstra St Hie XttMlei,
go to Jnll. It Is to secure recognition of
womnn suffrage n a political issue affecting
the whole country nnd to secure recognl
tio't of ourselves as political offenders that
I have endured the distress of a long hunger-strike
nnd the dangers of forcible feed
ing,
pragQi4
Have you seen
our display of
m A WORM jus"
Tho Revelation in Drapery?
C0MK and s
fill it is,
silky, how
OME and see how bcauti-
liovv soft und
how charminir in
colors and dcsicns then learn
how much less expensive it is
than the ordinary silk that
fades. "KAPOCK" never fades
in either sun or water, never
loses its original sheen and read
ily sheds dust. Double width,
which means less to buy. Comes
in a variety of colors und de
.slirns to harmonize with the
decoration of your rooms.
"KAPOCK"
edgniRS made
to match.
I'ealutid mni
Sold hy
John
Wanamaker
an l ulo hy Irtr to,
Dtioratoui,
MfT'TTUM WG TiriiTI HffTTVinl
CT
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Growing Girls
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A Big Bargain in
Little Boys' Shoes
$2.45
Patent or Dull Calf
Sizes 9 to 1313
Sturdy
"Boyproof"
School Shoes
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have shoes that fit well,
look well and wear well.
These Tan or Black" Calf
will keep their shape and
stand up under hard
wear.
MAIN FLOOR
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Men Do Not Have to
Pay High Prices.
$4.90
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