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happy unle well.

Muiin Anti Godfrey To Box In New York

.'\'i<I\V YORh. Sept. ii-

ii'*\ fli/Uttt r.‘

If you are intending to install a pipeless furnace don't r

fail to call and sce a sample oi‘ on exhibition at our show i-ooi

select from; all cast radiator if desired, heating iroin 8,000

to 50,000 cubic feel. Prices fr

call personally writo us.

Wm

sgiiriri/IBER 1, 1927

tflflfi

You cannot be

In the morning take E N 0' s t} u » , i

WFRIIIT S LT“- -—just a “dash” in ‘a glass

of _Water—for your health’s sake.

“SQ?

Ammo iinmhert liugttzy tiniitnint-t-ti totitiy- ‘A

FAWCETTI PIPELESS FURNACE =

All our furnaces arc guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Prices and terms arranged to suit customers.

SAMUEL KENNEDY ,

11M KENT

~

DON'T MISS THEVBIG PLAY u. ,Nortli River tonight.

8994

‘ I WILL BE LOADING live hug: Vat Mt. Albion 'l‘uestiriy Sept. 6th. Fred liohertsoii. _ '

r 8907-9-2-3

ss you are

BIG BARGAIN REO COUPE. Auction, Market Square at noon Friday. E. ll. Beer. 8999-9-7-2i r

‘g KINDERGARTEN RE-OPENS on §Wediiosday morning, September 7th, at ELIiU o'clock, with-Miss A i.. lit-ad in charge.

8946 u-soi.

t i CAR FOX MEAT 0n Traci.

.'l‘iiurstiay', Friday and Saturday ' St-titetiihi-r 8th, 0th rind 1_Ulli. liar ris Abattoir, Co,

Sllfili-ll-ti-ti’

HIGHEST P-IIICES paid for livt .poultry. llarris Abattoir Co. 8969-9-6-lf.

NAME OMlTTED.—- in the obit uary oi’ Mrs. Jessie Carr, published

heavyweight.

M iinii,

Neh skull 1H, isrma . - . . . z. y, the name oi her tlaugh and litrtirgo tiinlircy, Pliiiatleltiliiil _ n’ _ ._ _ _ ,_ _ _ . negro, who knocked out Jim Mzil- w!‘ "3' “and” huinmuid‘ Gov"

head itozid. was lutitivertiiuiiy omit

out-y in one roiiiiti, havt- been l d nialclietl for a lil-rtiuiiti liiiiit :tt N idhiretltt Field, Sept. l-i, Promoter-

I ON EXHIBITION TOUR.—- Tilt yrrshirt- iterd oi’ lugs & Son, at~ etimpziirrtl by Mr. Earle lugs, lei‘ Friday morning tor St. John ant‘ other Maritime itiirs. lie expects tt. be back in time to atti-iitl the Char lottetown Exiiiiiiittiii.

P. E. l. ELECTIONSQ- lion. A C. Saunders, Premier: l/Vatlter M. Lce, Minister ot‘ Agriculture and James l). Nltrlutyrc, Minister oi Public Works, members of Prince Edward island's new Liberal gov erument, were (riveted hy acclaniti lion Friday, nomination tiny. Tire) wt-ro iioi opposed by tho (‘tnrserva lives. Prtrtnier Saunders resuiniet his duties Friday, hirriug recovoi~ tt-d from a recent illness.

THE

PERSONALS Miss illary Brown, Charlottetown left yesterday to ttike tip her stud ies iii Tlgnisli (loriyetit.

Iitliss (lertrutlt- Arnt-tt has return tot] to her lionic iii (‘rapuuti uiti-i having spent the past ioiir week.“ visitings friends in Maine.

the well known Faiwcett line ns. Seven iliiierent sizes to

Miss IAllllSG! Aruoit, Crapaiiti is visiting iii tho t-ity, tirtr guest o‘ AMr. anti Mrs. W. M. Rowe. i Mr. and litlrs. Iiyerson Crossmnn. MOliPiUiI, N. il.. airtl Mr. and Mrs Win. Ross, Albany, motored to Al hcrton on Friday of last. vreek.

oni $135.00 upwards installed.

If you cannot r t

Mr. Alirtrti hint-Donald, Super-in tit-iii flniiwtiys and Shipyards and Fishtiealer, New York City, is vi» iliug in (‘harlottcttnvii and iii:- tt-ousiri Mrs. John McDonald Pis quid blast.

STREET

'I‘iie “New” Sharpiesi “Marvel”. (‘ream |

Separator . I2 2'75 lbs. $43.50 . l3 3'15 lbs,\ 54.75 . 27. 700 lbs. 79.25‘ , 46 1,200 lbs. 94.00

F. 0. B. CHARLOTTETOWN Extra Parts for all Sharpie: Machines

J. L. DOUGLAS

sous DISTRIBUTOR. 39. Queen Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.

I 0 Q Off§-f§ O§¢f§-%f§_§Q§-§O-O O-

School Books I

AND t

School ~ Supplies 1

Charlottetown Schools Open

Tuesday, Sept. 6th .

Carter's Bookstore

is headquarters for everyihlnfl required by the SCIIDLARS-

4 SCIHBBLERS and EXER- 1 cisl: BOOKS, we have creel talucs for the children "ti! 4 year. -’-

Musctrttiit MQYEMENT PADS, FOUNTAIN PINS 30 uENTS each and up. WATER- MANS FOUNTAIN PENS INKS; PENCILB. PENS, NOTE BOOKS, NOTE PADS, RUL- EIIVN. the, kc.

Aitsciiooi. BOOKS and SUPPLIES are sold by us 0i the prices fixed by the PUB: nfirntits tinti no/iitn oi- EDUCATION. W6 llm l0 Qglvc the best value for the

' money that it ls poiilble toget. Send the Ohlldren t0 ‘CARTEII-‘S BOOKSTORE. Prompt attention to 9W”: body.

A nice Blotter free.

# GOOQ A A

Store

vé

open all day Wednesday, 7th.

& C0.,

we" Known Minister? lllr- L. L. Notiiiuu. wholior tht

ti. b1" i’, :' lis ieci ill

Endorses Dr. Ken- ‘iitiitt-iimtiittiti “ttiefmt; ‘ittgtsi fr... nedy’s Methods

Ltd, Souris has tit-t spied a positioi" §with llitrssrs Delliois Bros. Lttl., oi

ithis city- Rev. Neil Herman snyrr-"I hnvet

made a‘ test of m” elmhiical blilnkei-b A motor party consisting of Mr used by DiAlIi/JIQfiinetiy. Iii iIYOUWES Norman Richards, Mrs. Danie‘ a gentle perspiration, anti 0illllil'i€l.t€!‘._Nfl0“mL M“ and M“, Lame I, 2330281“: wlime llhrimgé‘ m2 Pmeslvtronau anti sou, Allan motored tr

r c ianiie s. pro iices a . ~ . ~ soothing warmth, relaxes nerves and? xéélgloonnn s hum at Bedenue km muscles, promotes rest and sleep and; ‘ relieves pain. I doubt ii‘ there isl

__é_. t

Mrs» C. Paquet. St‘. Peter's, lei‘

any better treatment for various’ . _ . .

forms o1‘ tiiseasc which TGQIIIPBI higtelgiqg momiliil fol Rilllfllffiihll methods of stimulation and elimin-i Ad‘ ' ‘M ‘El-as, accomwm e‘ I". amm}, , ele ac .ai tint who intent.

REV‘ NEIL "ERMAN. Pnsmriysticntllng the winter there. Central Christian Church‘, Mr. L, A. Loirsiuger anti little Charlottetown sou, left for their ll0lllf‘ in Swift

‘Current, Srisk., Moutlay morning ~eowroooowoooooowoaoe+v‘after u two months‘ visit with hot

I)r. ‘ W. Kennedy JtllPP-lliS, Mi‘. and Mrs. James Smith.

City Osteopathic, Tcclfnlque , _ gpgcgunflng in Rheumflm Mrs. (‘river lVlncKinnoit. tncc pages and diseases of women ;.\_lay Anderson) formerly of this and chndrem tAity buit now_ii resident. of] Idlotilltilil‘. .085. s a ill a eutt- rs Office, Corner Euslon and in tricntl-sptiiitl “l.-tt't'tt$:. tllfilff‘. She "ill-‘ilwfl? Strut-S. ls accompanied hy her littit- Charlottetown ldnughtcr. Phone Office l42-L or | Residence 479- Mr. Vornc Smith. Deputy Min visicr oi‘ Railways, Edmonton, Alia ....‘..‘.""I..“R“** [has arrived on n visit to tho Prov-

‘ “yincte and ir-r the guest of his sister

Mrs. J.M. Jones, Upper Prince A NEW rSireet. Mr. Smith is accompanied hy his wifo who is making her first Funefal HQmQ yislit. her? anti is being very kindly wc comet . BENJAMIN MacEACHEItN i . Undertaker and Enibalmal‘ Miss May (loft, of Prince ltldwar-tl

54 Grafton Street Jsltinti. is spending n fcw days i'il Phone 462-1. ,the Hermitage Club, Lnko Memph-

ircmasoz the guest oi‘ MISS Freidn lWonham. cn route to Victoria. “'“”“ "f" " lwlterc she will visit Mr. anti Mrs. PYOfCSSIOIIa-I Cards lChtii-les Strongman. —— Montreal

iSinr- Dr. l» C. ArCIIIbaId iop-ocoewcoooooooaomovos-

4

Graduate oft-N. Y. Post Graduate, 0 Medical School ‘and Hospital . 4 Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Non} D T 1 and Throat 1

Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses; 1, Office, Bayer Building t

Great George Street , ti. t

Office Hours-ll to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00. . McLeod & Bentley i "°°" °'" W" "m" i L L BENTLEY tackle and be ready for the t

W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. best fishing of the summer. l Barrister and Ailorney-n-l-nw We carry.Mllwnrth". run tit t

Office: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, l‘. E. l.

McDonald & McPhee B. A.

t... McDONALD n. I‘. McPIIEIl B.

. A. Ilarrhtci-l, Attorneys, lttii. Money to IAIIII.

Mark R. McGuigan

every kind, casts, reels, rods, hooks and everything that goes to make your catch a i success. Our prices are the very lowest. Conic in and get ‘n bargain now. ,

~ iiiroitiL. Worthy

Solo Agent for Dr. Allan's i Fox Remedies

DARTER

'~ I art-sat... as.

m..- t»

t rut cairn

THE icmnnorrarjowtr GUARDIAN

. GUARDIAN.

fliilO COUPE WILL BE SOLD by

.\uctioii, Friday l2 noon. .\lnriiei| iquare. it}. il. lit-er. 89!l9~9-7-2it WANTED — Few i-nrs Plwiw

tiQSSJ-Q-ti-ti.

-pcn Tues- Sept. 6th lien Wagner. ’rince Pldiviirti 'l‘iieaire. Telephon- es 506-973. ii92l-ii-2-1wk.

MACKINNOITDIIIIJG CO. will be tniy drugstore opt-n this uitt-rnooti and evening.

CENTRAL PARISH (Church of Scotland) Rev. Eustace Purdie will

ltanchei at 10.30 a. m. and iit Pee-l iie’s Church, city at '7 p. m.

MARITIME EDUCATION CON-, tl-IRENCE. —A fine picture of the Ielegates to this Conference recent-' y held in Sackville appears in the_ Saint John Telegraph-Journal ofj taturday and include from this ‘rovince Inspector L. W. Shaw, Mr] l. l-l. Shaw, Chief Superintendent .f Education, and Dr. L. A. Murphy if St. Damian's University.

ENGAGEMENT -— Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas M- Linklctter, Summer'- ride. annouut-o tho (‘ligtigfilllblll of hcir (laughter Amy Willa to James ..‘. Townsend, Saskatoon, SiI\Ik~v ton 0i Mr. and .\lrs- Major Towns- ~ud Shorbrtrtikc, l’. E. i. lllllffllltll‘ will take tiiace tho latter port oi‘ September-

9018

ORIENT HOTEL.- Following vere recent arrivals tit tht- Orient, Victoria: Miss Ora ll. Proiilt. I‘lt'town; John Rand, Crntiautl: Douglas C. M. Rand, (‘rapautlz W. iliintor,_St. John; W, Stewart, An- lrew L. Stcwart,_.\irs. (‘. A. Stow- rrt, llitmcton; Mr. and Mrs. J, l2. Wyatt, Summeisiile; Wiit. (‘.. (‘hap- llilll, Ottawa: Miss Dorothy Wy- itt, Summersitic; s Wairtiti \\’y~ itt, Stiminizrsitltr; ,1: and 7’ei~cy Yeo, Charlottetown: (leorge Vlchean, Charlotte-toast; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones, lluuhury; J. émith, Margate; Vernon Nlatidigtin. Iharlottetotvn; Mr. anti llirs. ‘l‘. S. iilltllllllfll‘, Mr. anti Mrs. R, .l. Camp- ‘iell, (Yharioittetowir; Fltiwiir Aike, (Cviiirsion, iil.; Emmet (lloro, St. Louis, M0,. Mr. anti .\lrs. Fulton \ici.ea.ti.- Norfolk; lil. W. Wood, ‘iigliluutl Farm; Wm. Seilar (lay- towti; G. C. Holland, Tryon; Ml‘. ind Mrs. Jns. Crockett. Mrs. W. Higgins. Mr. and art's. E. It. Brow; J. ll. Brow, Charlottetown; Miss icon E. Smith. Si. John; Miss Nan ilrolv, Charlottelolvii; Mr. andi Mrs. J. llarry Kilpatrick; Florenco- ‘ .'ille; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. It. (laid- veril, Florcnceriile. N. il., Mr. aiitl Virs. J. A. Webster. Mr. and liirs. 'l. W. Weeks. Miss Nancy Weeks.t \'lr. anti Mrs. J, A. S. Bayer. Char‘

\ir. and Mrs. llarry t‘. llowucssgi intl family, Konsirrgtort; G. i6. Pin-i ‘itt. Long Rivcr; Miss Margaret} "rofitt, Long River: Mrs. (lcoli Robertson, Mayfieltl; llii-ss Dorothy. ‘lowness, Keusitigton. ~ ~~~-a-oa

‘YARD O THANKS}

Mrs. Albert E. Graham and iamilyi vish to thank their many friendsl nd neighbors for kindness and sym-‘ rntliy extended to them in their rec-i -r;t sad bereavement. i

CARD OF TEXNKsi

To our friends and neighbors oft Elmira who extended courtcslcs and kindness to us during my wife's and, rur mothers illness npd helped so much during our recent bereavement ve extend our sincerest thanks.

ITEPIIEN MELLICK AND FAMILY

i-eoMi-

CABLE HEAD WEST AND GREENWIGH NOTES

Constable Harvey MacLtiren, of Creston. B. (‘., tins returned home ‘o restuuc his duties, having spent a very pleasant. vacation at his old home in Cable Head, where he re- newed many old acquaintances anti iroiicetl mtlny changes.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crosby and little daughter. Lorena. who has been visiting ircro for the past two woelits. guests ot Mrs. Crosby's par. unis, Mr. and Mrs. W. MncLrireir. left Wednesday for their home in Arlington, Mass.

Thr- many friends of Mrs. Erit- est Sanderson, are gitid to report that t she is regaining her tisuiil good hciilth after her recent ilinuzrs.

Miss l-Immn lllobhs tins rt-iitiurotl duties as teacher in Greenwich t

Mrs. Prescott White oi Sominer-i ville, Muss. has returned homoi after spending lli‘l‘ vacation at the‘ home of Mrs. John K. Simoiis. Cable llend.

Miss Olive Sanderson intcutlsr returning lo Prince of Wntles Coi- lege to resume her studies.

Mr. Leslie MacLnren accompan- ied by Mr. J. Blanchard, motored to Charlottetown Saturday.

Mrs. Lyman Tremerelrciurnetl to her homo iit North River, havintr spent two weeks with ‘her itistcr. Mrs. Ernest Sanderson, Greenwich.

Mrs. S. Bertram and two danish-

ters, Dorothy and Joyce of Brook- lyn, N. Y.. are spending their vaca- tion at the home other other. ~ l... ie Saharan.-

titaiiiy metiiiim slit-d table 'l‘uru-}P " d ‘and to spare as DH» Harri" Ailllmlil‘ ('0- b ‘Tartar barbarians claslieti with the ' --i

_ _ RH . _ l . . Q 'r Viol-i" TU'Ti°N"(»1“9”"" m" erolc (in Dramatlcpriliiaiit cast oi principals, intrlud-

1)_ v_; pfgach a; (murmur on sab-jhas not lost. its hold on public ttivornW-ifl

‘rath, Sept. 11th at 10.30 a. m. sniiwfls . . . _ n Canoe Cove at 7 p. m. Rev. D. M. Prince Edward Theatre when n, large "I llll‘ \\"-1y u! first class entertain-

tillliOlll. the same day will preach at and enthusiastic au

totietnwn; Mrs. T. A. (fossniatrii. ‘lnliiax; Mr. (leorge Altiitl, Toroir . o, (lut., Mr. 'l‘hetitlole llaycr. "h'town; .\ir. anti. Mrs. iC. Nichoil, ton, (‘irarltrttettiwm bliss Pauline Wicholson, Charlottetown; liirs. » ipflfge L, Prowse, Charlottetown:

si,_vlt\s, for Hfic, $1.35 .. .. $1.85

lowered ill- tun-e. to iiliou for tlic gfhmliixlvs £11,210]; ‘Jmlggg: tluiuglug iintl niort- (‘4Ili\f‘lll<‘Ill lllrlllltlli l. I'll]! Uilrif‘ t l[l])(‘l‘S . . . .

' w $10 tiiilHili. CHILIDREN ’

Tan Lcutitci" Sandals to 101/:- Wo do not try to cnumcroio all tin-so

"' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 850' grout savings, it. will Vito your t)]t|)ttl‘lllllll_\'

piitont gimp Shppoi-‘Dgi-“hi to tit-quire ht-rc on 'l‘hnrstl:iy morning ttmi quality . . . . . . . .. $.0.Q _ _ V _ _

Smwioyoahlp Brmvn (“Fords iiit- ioiiowitig nrut- tluys. \ ou will iic ,“extra. wear" . . . . . $1.55 amazed at. the Footwear offered you. at tho

iThc Grand Ball at the Palace of their ;Czar reveals some of the splendor of.

Stirring Melodrama at the

inificencc. Color" is further employed

|iii sci-tits oi unusual l)i‘ilIlCill‘.'C at the ‘tlcntcd camp of the (Jraiitl Duke's ‘cncmy. the Grand Kahn ti ’."..i'tur3,'. i There are battle scenes in which it is said that some i;u00__ people appeared, and there vzerc thrills

the wild-riding

‘that regal court, and as the es-ttuencei E is in color. the effect is on: o; rnag- _

PAGD SEVEN ‘

Aiiiililiii

They Tell How Lydia Efinlcham’; VegetableCompound Stood Between Them and the Hospital

Russian cavalry. he company includes a really

"int; Ivan Muskine. whose wr-rk as

Action h.‘ Spectaftu? trogoil" brought him a contract h“. Settlngs Thrlnb‘ om the Universal to appear .iii

American iilnrs iti the near future.

l Igreathless Al] d .'Ii thrills in the picture theatre ap- . ‘pcai to you, put “Michael Stroguii" letlce. ‘on your list of pictures to see.

___ , Tire excellent musical accumprtiii- Th,“ me\odramfl L5 a pray 1on1, uieut by the Prince Edward Orch- rissisteci by Miss Roberta evidenced yesterday n; I the Spencer lcit nothing to bo desired

diencc expressed merit. Today and Thursday" will bt-

n5 unanimous approval u; mt. Um. your last trpportuiiity to set‘ this versai-Film de France production;WllllllviiuiDFtJdUvlit-llh presented by Carl Laemmlc, the first. W’ " picturization oi Jules Varnefis fam-. 09¢" A! 50th Ends- ous book and play "Michael Slrog-i ‘ 7" ‘ - .. ’ . An old lady who wtiirtt-tl t.» sontl MRS. sussn DAYMAN

ti." - i . o From the Opening Scenes whm, a priir oi trousers Io lit-r sou. iitir the “Czar of all Russia“ gnu-u“, w rowed a Postal (luitit- turd lotikod the new ms “Secret éuufler" a mes__illl tho rules, tht-n tiiti up ll\‘l' liar’? Sn e w” me cur-Q brothel. thou-oi Hl‘l'ill't'i_\', stanipeti and posit-d Gfmd Duke belehgdred at memmd it. Witt-ii thr- boy t-tlt-t-tt-ttti it llt.‘ t

* - .. . , t ~.rt~.~ i".°' of the army in Siberia. 5,000 lllllvBSltllgr l, i m” mm "'- a\vay._to the very end of that peril-l ou: journey in a rousing climax, the Fwd‘ Sh“ i" gum, immuumull_ audience were deeply engrossed miivt-rit to tlit- rtost ttffice, and Flltlwilll the mishaps and triumphs. tilt? DETNH“, p05,, . ,0,- “ w,“ ,,,,,,.k,.,|,

:5 imdbgnc dint“: be‘: l'lel\l;ltl;(eipid,"liillili Ptist. “lint it is irot a hook," get

ero-a Yemwe Y vim "5 n8‘ sail 11>. “Nay uay," answered

"clwred m i“ the progmm 35,111: old‘ woman, "but it said in your o "Eurolws some" mo“ tluitlo, tiuytiiiiig lt-it open at iiotii

ed and took medicine.

some relief. l hel ing me.

rivet thc attention on the su-ecnflty lruusprfi m, 0D,.“ n, 1,0,1, pnllg:

itrttiiuoii slit

n. s. no is. LuLnunNlI. ONTARIO

Colborne, Ontiirio.~~- "\\t'hen i was first married i was very thin and weak. I sutlereti all the time and doc- ‘ ' Lite be» . ‘ came a burden, and doctors said tin operation could ht-ipmo, but my hus- band was opposed to that. l liatl sccn Lydia E. Pinkhiim's medicine advt-r»

' tised, so i toitl my husband that i thought I would try it, that l might hail not tahcri ne bottle when I could fet-i it tirrt-t- healthy boys and am never l took five bottles tiurc lit‘

. _ _ h d b tt- l lth. N w i have . And‘ indeed’ them was memy towml“ “mm i4" "wk “m” “mi "Wm" area Bgifltlalltlé irliby, and ‘do all my Philadelphia, Pa.

work. I am now at the Chair e of

Life and owe my good health to ytiia

E. Pinkhamk; Vegetable Cont ound."

- Mrs. Susan DAYMAN, R. . No. 5, ,(‘oibornta, Ontario.

i - rAnotlier Bad Case Remcdied I Pitiititieiphia, Pa.—“i am writing to ie-t you know what the Ve etable (‘tnupound has done for nie. yfirst baby tiled at the tige of four and one- ,haii' itiontiis, and it was a ycar and _‘itiiie months later that l ittiti my sec- lonti cirilti. Wlici: my first baby died i was in a very weak t-oirtiitioir with [mills]. lit-attaches and weakness. I went to the. doctor and he said I twutild have to be operated on. I did ‘not want to be operated upon, for I hati- IIUSIIILHlS. l spoke to niy mother tibout tin: tiperutiou, arid she said, ‘You do not net-ti it! l was told the Siililt‘ thing win-n l was young, but I got. Lydia i). i'inkiiaiu‘s Vegetable tlittilttriititi iiiiti list-ii Lydia E. Pink- liillli s Saiiativo Wash and was all rigitt.‘ .\t'.y prandmotiter said the Lliillfi.‘ tiring. So l took the Vegetable (‘out ilillllii and used the Saiiative Wnsit. After taking the first bottle oi Vegetable (‘ttinptiurid l felt fine and wht rr l\\'i‘.S taking the sixth bot- tit- i “Hi5 on tho road to recovery and my pains had disappeared and the wt-ttkircss had ceased. Now I have

it; your medicine. "—Mrs. stir, 2717 Sears StreeL c

2

i'/\lil|l,i

NINE DAYS CARNIVAL OF SHOE BUYING

ALLEY s. cos Complete Stock. of High Grade Boots, Shoes, Hosieryitt, Etc.

irunowu ON THEMARKETATTREMENDOUS nrscouNTs‘ Sale Starts Sept. 8th at 9 a. m., Stops Sept. l7th at l I a. m.

WOIVIEWS tlhitetii. Strap Slippers, \'0r\ good grade, Jietlium heel $235 'i‘;m tixitrrtls in real (‘alf- sitiii, solid leather . . .35

‘.100 Filfillitllliillit! ltittglit fol ourotl Shoes, values rip to $4.50 tor $1.85, $2.85, . . . . . .. $3.8.’

300 pairs “ioiiton ‘s Shoes, all

We have srciircti the services oi’ llr. ilouarti lit-Innis. who has llilrl ainplo tililliirllllllllfli oi" §f‘t‘ill‘lllti‘, llIt' mtfit modern ini-tliotis tn‘ Shoo Fittins- Silo,- Sailing iiiiti Htitit-it-ket-piiig. both in tlic l'uitt-ti Stain-s tlllll l‘:iittititi. llr. Jlclunig iiftcr going curt-fully ilirtiiitzli our §I0i‘li, suys it ls ucll silu-il-d and iissorieti, but it's foo lure-r, uiiist he

oi‘ sitit-lt urriiugeiiii-iit, tiiiti proper 'iii‘~

. ,. _ v _ 601mm“ Silk IIUW’ Mn‘ h) it-iilitni to iiiiiulr. etc. -

the welt, all shades 850.

M15555 SO OUT SHE GOES (11 t0 2) "

Brown ltcathei- Scandals We will lip t-ltrctrtl on 'l‘trr‘H<i-‘i." “H” - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. - ~ - - - - $190 noon and all day “Y-tintrstlirv, tirziltitig rt-atiy Brown l.cirilici' Oxfords, for your choosing. filling and buying. The good “will ‘mks’ ' ' ' ' ' ' $185 Discounted Price Will be Marked on Every Black Dongiil“ “WW1 Article of ltcatiioi‘ Shoes and lltlslt'l‘_\‘ in

tho store, 00st Not. Considered. Reducing

' ' a ' n‘ l .'-' - r * . . Pilttlit’ gimp Slump“ $1 80 the Stwk is the Big‘ Idea, that anti l‘ili.‘s‘lll_‘_§

following prices, 850, $1.35, $1.85, $2.35, $2.85, $3.85 $4.85. oic.

Extra good grade tutti-iii ‘(it Gun Mcitii, Straps, stimc Mc-