Cottage Grove sentinel., April 26, 1918, Image 2

TTc^TTqTn^TrM^^TuLTT^TluHT^nM"" wnrld |
fiiin g in atul out uf Portland.
*tate.*ni:»li, mv nttittido toward thr a h i
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N rop«*al ot Midi bui dciiMOiue Inw* a*
1 believe Inni to ili» tlu* grent h«»pe o f I
|tbe publicution ot doli milieu t tux 1 1 wt
libri.B* throughout fi»«» mirili.
Silice
toi \\ li % i li *1000 was «livide«! hetwoiM»
w<* cntcrcd th«* vvur I hitvt* nlwtiya ini« » li
I iu iìuaid alni ria Kcgi*t**r liti* veai*
t:uii«‘d flint :i piltchod ilp polivi' wotild
Ialiti flit* 4 10,000 stati» ad vertiDtig
bc :t cnlniiiity. But to tiv to midoratiilid
N -t t classi! icatiou ot l ai u» land*.
thoH«» thuig* w hich w ili i iihii r«* ti t ight
, thiougli depart iiient* ni ready
entub
«'«ni* ami. i f |ioM*itd«*, n |»«'rumnflit ponce,
im
ni e f a i se
i iisht'd. lo e.-si-t ili*' |t i os|>ct liv e fui in or
I « oti*id«»r t !»•* ilut v ot everv citi/t*ii of
‘ liti un ungi ani and l ’ioicct t tieni fiatili
III
Ill'll • il I L> U«. Vl'l'lìgt»,
u tini» democrm v.
Mtcculatei* aiul luiiti shutks.
meli v i s i htn, « v i ' inni lii'ihl
I wtt* a meni ber o f the I i o i i s i » o f rcp
ri».* d«*ti ibutioti ot Intuir I»> vvhul»
llt'ln
ut Ile i
mivmis
i«»*i»iitntiv «* m of t lo» *«»**ion* of
nini
M o . » ! , '• l»cap Curva
11In* man and the job nini litui cadi ut!»
liMl'.i, B i l l , 101.1, l!»|S timi 1017. Tilt* i*
Kryplolv I j i i h i
ICipiilCH
s k ill
I
l'iiiih
li's.
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1
1
I et in the *hoi test tu»».* jfiul at the b asi
A i* Urlici
fin* lniig«**t pei dh I o f like aervict» iti tln»
A NATIVE OF WISCONSIN *‘X|U'llì4t\
m u l I m i c Im a l ei n i e l m n is t
ln-t“ i v «»t Oia'gou Mv r«*cord ha* b«*t»n
lift t ci stato ! acilitics tur tho pr«»lutt
age
l o l i r i c i m i m ' t ile lu i li m ili lu i il i • le n s e s I r i p l l l c d I *\ y u i i r e y e s
lionorabb* timi ci fcctiv«*
I hi»v o iiimlt»
inary training ot moli for ih«* onr.
n.c e«esigili ls p i l e d i s s t lic l'c lll c IIU Stilisi il ut h tu lie lim i
*om«»
«•tienile*,
timi
«*.*piH»ii»ll\
*o
in
th«*
FOR 27 YEARS A RESIDENT
Vlltl last, but bv no iu cu n h leu ut, |»IO
se-*ioti «»t 1017, bv mv oppoNition to the
l u i s m c s s Iu Siivi1 Yuur Ev«*x
It is m u p in I ¡c u l m
ut
IIIIV p r i c e
\ »sioii ft»r ili.* bovs iii»«iii their return
OF OREGON
(Mio,ooo roti«! borni net, th«* Or«*gon
homo, tur 1 1 oc educai»on miti training
A VIGOROUS CHAMPION 1 1»i the vvork of their ihoict1, ami good ami t'alifoi in » lumi grani bill, tli«* pub
li« : 11 i « »il ot* thè d«»liii«|iient tax li*t nnd
OF THE RIGHTS OF THE landa and c«|uipiiteiit, with capitili, on oth«*r *peeini int«»re*t l«»gi*luton
g«*it«*rou- teuns. io cuablt* 1111*111 to be
I e«>ii*idi»r it mv duty novv to Iny be
PEOPLE
1 0111«* protiuccrs.
fon» the pe«»pl«* the ev idem*«* in the eri*«».
I ani entenng ibis campitigli alno to
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
l o. t«ry *>u
Krukru I.ru-WH
Ir i* not mv wnv to iiink«» ali ubusive |
« jiitc k ly R e p liu e il
uteet unti destrov
t li c ! ics that
ha\c
AND
OPriCIAN
CiMiiiMi
or a vindietive eiiinptiign, but tini*«» who \
For a vigorous proM'outioii
Inali publulx unti privatele t*ire 11 Intesi
«■«»ntimi«* to «pii**ti«»ii mv b>vnltv timi
881 W illniucl le Slrccl, l'Àigcnc, «hipun. Telephone 1102
of iho war to a victorious
agailist Hit* silice lust tuli wh«»n, untici
•lenv in«» fli«* righi to *«»rv«» inv country
J)
cov«»r
t»f
the
Ktigeno
tonimcrcinl
club
conclusion.
'
I ilitill
t*' flit*
1 a ml III 1 he name ot pntriotlsm, un af
\l I.KN i v r»i.\
tack wa* made agni sf in«» intcìidcd to
Republican
«lest 1oy m v pernotta 1
For strict business princi­
I miti politicai iuflu
President Oregon State
etu «*, and r<‘ ii«l«*r nu* uh «‘I«»* m ft*r nnv fur
ples iu the management of
Senate
t h«*r pubi 1« **»rv u «». Nfter making full
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
state affairs.
allow ance for the sincere
i
!
peoplo ulto
■»
w «»re drawn into thi- inovcni *nt. it stili
n'tnuin- The mo*t iinfair. vuulictive ami
For Rural Credits extension. Irrigation. Drainage ami De­
HERRON
shaiueful politicai periusutit.n e\«*r cur
velopment of all onr resonrees.
Borii m*l, i >re . \pi il L'J, IÎ* 1 ** and for that reason, we have uddiesse«!
rit ti out in this community N o i one act
Spe« ial t*» The ¡Sentinel. >
t In* -tateno i«l to you
Tu th. Uepublieali Notei* «»I tliegoii:
or w«»r«l o f mine could be prò veti in thè
\pril 22
Mi ami Mr*. D \. Small,
W e , th«' umlersig ue«l, all tonuerlv
II I N R 4 W \l |H » BllF,
lcast disloyal. but takiug advuntage of
For assistance l»y Port land capital and business to every
i l ombm. -pent Sunday at the *1 A.
I ' r o g u —iv « s ami now registered lt«*pub
Br«»gre*siv «• National ( 'oiiiiiuf teeiuaii
a w idospr. ad prt*jmlict* agailist a noa t
section of our great state.
Bowell home
li e n II*. wish to u«ld our «‘lidorseiiit'llt to
for Oreg«»n
mg wtiich 1 attende«) in Chicago, mv
The W i n M i v ben t a i m l v tin* im*v«*«l
if Ralph F William*, ol
the « auilitla« v of
r ilw M NS H M l H A I S F N ,
etumic* bave tried to make ine thè vi.
inf«» tin* .1. J \Vee«l«*n houa«*.
For the rights of both Labor aud Capital under a scheme
1 'or t la ml, for i< «dectnm on Mnv I« to
I .v f h a 11 ma n • I Ntat« Bi'ogre *•*1 v r
tini t»f all that ha** lu»«*n charged ugnili*!
Mr* II ie k son i* visiting with h«*r -i*
the position o f Republican National
Burt y
this
organi/atioti,
ultimagli
mv
orni
con
of mutual co-operation.
ter hi I mw . Mi- May ben
('oiiiimt t «»«'in a h . Me endor-e hi- «ululi
( . F u NR I III R HRoNN N,
inct tom with it was -tight and altogcth
Mi-- Until Bowell -pent tin* week »'lid
daev for the f«»llowing definite iea»oii-:
I . v ( 'ha it mu a «-I Fxti'iitive ( ’«»in
*»r lmnorublc. I tliink this meeting wn*
with In i parent*, Mr. ami Mr* d \
In th e t i r - t p la c e , it Mt W i l l i a m - hnd
lint tee, Br ««gl« *-iv e Bin tv
-illc<IT«1
* but ill :i«lv i *«* >1 ; 1 think the snip Bowell
l»ot i n v i t e d a n d e l i c o n i ag« »l tli« B r o g li" »
S i N N F I F I D M a . D u .N N l . l ) ,
pre* Mo• !» o f it w rong
At th«v one *<•*
Vmoiig those in the (irovc during the
-» v e » t «• j o i n w i t h th e R e p u b l i c a n * <*t
Bi e- of N--II of Fathers of
>i«*n O!f It w hi eh 1 att«*tn)<*i) there w a*
past week w«*re Mr*. (». .1 Kappnuf.
t i n - s t a t e in l O l f i , t h e r e w o u l d h a v e
Uii-gon Soldiet- and Sailors
no »«! ta« k U|mn the g««v ernni'iit. H a l
Wf are paying about *.">(KiO more per Iti foot mile of Hit 11 -
Mi-- Mi m M kyben, Mi-- M I * | • W
b een no a c t i v e «•«» o p e r a t i o n b etw c« n the
D I BON KY,
b*»en 1 ahould have opposeil it .
ther
i KiwbU», Mi ind Mr- .» \ P o a • II tw o fot««*- a n d ( R e g o l i W ould u n d o u b t
lit hie Pavement in Oregon than is being paid in Washington
N I MOI I TF.N,
as ir w
1 took no part ir» the meeting
.1
\ Young and tlt*«rg«* Taylor
e d lv h a v e b e en lost to the R e p o b l o a ll
Let ns build good roads in evert county in tlie state GIVE
I II FKNNIM.
And since mv return home I ha\«* had
< ( ’ Cl i 1 h h in and Krnnkiin (irecn
«.»Use
Mi
W illia m *
adv «»cated tin
B | | N R F F s NN N c K F II M N N
tm conti« « tion with the organisation.
EVERY FOFXTY A SQUARE DEAL.
fiahed up Boast Fork Sunday ami g«»t a
a d op t io n bv t lo
R e p o b lo a n N a t io n a l
o l IN I li NI I I I B K F N
N** !<• mv patriotism there has never
»»i«*«* -tn n g of trout.
p i o g r u u t of
i 'om n i 1 1 1 ee ««I a - i n u l a !
B B Itu D I F Y
be fi the I • * : 1 ^ t «|U«'-tmn
Mv po*iti««n
M r * f i i n n i a K«*lle y a m i « la u g h t e r we n t
Elect MOSER and you will forevei banish the subtle influ­
a m a l g a m a t i o n a m i «•«• « »p ciativ «• im I o n i
Fu.N I P A R K Ia R,
on the war. d«'*pite the lieu
lies circulate
circulated
to B o f ta g t» liro v «» S u n d a y !«* *tav o v e r
ili th** o t h e r s t a t e -
It hi* *ugg«*st io li*
» . F u M W H I M I S,
ence of the Paving Trust from Oregon Polities.
bv mv enemies, has nev *r been equivt
n i g h t w i t h D r a m i m a K e l l e y , w h o i* i l l
M i s s N IN I NN ! I F \ NI.IC
c o n c e r n in g C a lif o r n ia and W a s h in g to n
cal. From its \ er v Le|>innin|;. 1 Im u 1
\li and Mi- Alfred Whit<* and M»
li a d b«*eii f«db»w«*d, th o s e t w o stat«-*
MISS M NR Y » H IF I.,
been . careful student *>f the war. uinl I
AGGRESSIVELY INDEPENDENT
and Mr*, iieorg«* Keb«*lbeek iliotor«*«! I«*
w o u l d al*«« h a v e b«*«*ii fo unt) in t he Re
MRS NI Nl UK \l BuN KY,
have never been neutrnl in mv heart 1
Paid ud\.
U altervill«* Sunday
Mr*
Keb«db««k
2ti in a lu
p u b l i c a n ««*1111111» a f t e r th e n a t i o n a l elec
NIRs NN N N ! (¿RKN II I I
hav «• ilei er li• • ■ li il |'in il i-t except in Ihe
exp«et* to vi-it ther«* a few «lav* with
t lo ll
MRS M NI DF I. NKI II NI'SKN.
se ii»e that l*r«idciit \\ il- in in a pacifist.
her parent*. Mr. and Mr* Ueam-
M r W i l l i a m * ’ a t t i t u d e of f n e i o i l i u e * -
M KH ' . i * • I i n « » M pi ( IN
Mr. and Mr*. \N B Johnson, o f Bot
t o w a r d ( 'o|(*n«l Roo-« . e l f i - g e n e r a l l y
Br«»gr e-si v *• Members of llo g lo s
tag*» lirov»*, w L ut the ti .1 Kappnuf
E A T O N ON T H E W A R
tion to the o ffic e which 1 have filled
k n o w n t«. R e p u b l i c a n l e n d e r s I h r o u g l o u i t
( i m p u g n ( '««mini11«•«*
home Sumlav.
Eugene, Ore.. April 22.— To the Ed
t'*r the pa st tw elve years, because !
t h i s c o u n t r y a i o l -tat** Th«* s a n o s p i r i t
i I *uoi . N « I v I
u2b ui.'c
itor. i— I am enclosing you a copy of think 1 can do more as a number o f the
of u n it y w h ich Mr
W i l l i a m s w a s *«»
DORKNA
my announcement to the voters o f my 1< gislature both to help win the war and
i n s t r u m e n t a l in eft« « t i n g in O r e g o n in H O N O R ( i U A R D I t A N g U K T
candidacy for the repuldiean nomina to advance the cause o f democraev, than
R.Hti, he ill*«» s t r o v e s u c c e s s f n i l V to b r i n g
d K i.K iirrs m i : c
V. 4
i Spec ial t«> Th« Sentinel
tion for state representative. It is rath­ in any other position now open to me.
Bark a«*he i* usually kidney ache and
a b o u t at th e l e c c i l t m e e t i n g o f th e Re
\pnl 24. Mr. and .Mr* Joe Berkiu*
er long, but since most o f it has to J"
1 will, therefore, present to the voters make- y«»u dull, nervous and t»r«*d. I **«»
p u b lic a n
N a t i o n a l Coinin lt te «* ut S i
lh. Ima! ( Iti i «-1 tun )*.iol«avof conven
with my attitude toward the govern ­ a legislative program intended alike to Doan N Kidnev Bill«* for weak kidney* wer«* in B«»ttage Orov« \S «'dne*d i v ev c
I a m i*.
t Itili « I.Illllll t t et » I t i l i « t«i express its
ment, which I am sorry you misunder­ -peed up the production o f those things ! — th»* remedy recommended by vour ning.
Th«- new C h a i r m a n « » I th«- R e p u b l i c a n gi «filióle to the Honor (*uar«l g n l * f««r
j friend* and neighbor*
•nt t• » Fugen« on *
Frank I .ut tonai
stood in the columns o f your paper, I upon which the war is dependent, and
N a t i o n a l c « -u ii n it t « ' c , W i l l H H a y * , w h o their v« iv bug«* part in enter taming the
Mr*. J. J. Moor»*, Sixth St., But trig** business Thursday.
think you will be glad to help me cor­ to protect those industries temporarily
w a s e le c t e d at t h e St
1 »»«U* l i o a t i n g .
Christian K m b avor guests
With all
, Drove, *:iv.-: *'1 mu inure or le*ii*.*iib
Mr*. Henry llemlne-on and children
rect the wrong and damaging impres injured by the war. This program will
ha* joiioal with George N
iV rk h
other prepnr.it oms f • • r the convention
Meet to kidney trouble. Mv back get* moved t«» Bottage l»r«»v«* Thursday.
sion that was made while 1 was in th" also include:
it Would have been llllpo-sible lor the
(•huirniun o f the Kxeeutiv«- '« » III in f it
very -ore and lame at time* and during
Mi** Maude Smith, o f Row Uiver,
east last fall.
A change in tin- highway law by .thi* rni-erv, my kidney* net irregularly.
«»t the form* r Brogi« --ive party, in colivenfiun « hilieh t « * hav«* given the «’ X
- p u t Thursd iv night lo re with M»-*
A L L E N EATON.
which .o per cent o f the money from 1 feel ire;]
it and 'l»*pres*ed generally.
oiumeioliug Mi
NNilli:nii* e ffo rts t« peiteil b II II« J II e t , blit tlo H«»IO»r Glinr«l
\fter I h iv e taken Doan'* Kidney Bill* Daisy Bab*.*.
the -tate bond issue has already been
achieve harimmy at St. F> ill-. ( Mi t lo «aine t«» ilo (••ni «ini )«• 1*1 up tlo- C«»t
U«d»ert
MeBolluiii
arrived
Thur*dny
for a few day* my back feel* a* -trong
I am offerin g my name for renomina- spent on sc-nie highways and road- ruu
• •ccasion «»f L»* recent vi-»t t « * Bortlaud Inge * • r « » v t standard, ex««*lling all **f
from Kellogg for a -lo»rt visit at the
as ever and my kidney* bceono nor
Mr. Iluvs calbal attention t « » the -pleil
pe«tatlo||*. The baiiipof was a «lelight
Dial . 9 9
home o f hi- brother Benjamin
I «lid -|*»rit «if harmony which io»vv pre
t«» home f«»lk, ns well a* to all the
We* Bhn man wa* a Bottage (»rove
Price flOe, at all dealer*.
D o n ’t
! vails liiiiolig all elements «»t the R«*pub guest-, who went *»n flour wav singing
-imply :»*k for a kidney remedy— get visitor Thursday.
: liean party in (M«*g«»n arol « arne-tlv plaise- t«' ( »ttag« Drove ) I < •- p 11 tt 1 1V \
Doan ’* Kidney Bill»— the name that
Klmer William* left Friday for Fort
IP * Y NN II N N l»M,
Mr*. Moore u*e*.
Foster Milburn Co., land, where he ha* obtained employ ; urge«l that it be muillfaim*«F
Mr. NN liliali»*’ record a- an earnest
( <> ii v cut ion ( lia 11 ma n
Props., Buffalo, N. V.
a 10-2d ment.
• «apporter o f th«* Government in the en
Brof. K. K Robinson went to Kug« no
• Tgetic conduct o f the war, in wolelv
Card of Thank*
Sat orda v to *«••* hi* «laughter Hellene,
¡known, owing to the* aid he ha* given
NN «* W l-ll to eXpfe- « our sincere ' l l 1 '
who i- recovering from a recent opera
• ill w ar net i v iti«*-.
Mil tion o f t he ina li V k mdlie-ses show li
tion.
NVe bglieve in all fa irne - that Mi
u* in our recent lo i « a v «-nient
The Blar«*nce Mcl.in family made a
I NVilliains’ M*rv ice- as ot|tlnie«l above,
M Ra­ i . r i l K R I M B K R I N I
f lip to Kiigene Sunday to attorni a meet
•entitle him t«» I <■ elee t OHI. NN e nl-«» be il w*»p
NN D ( l l l l DF'I.N
lug o f their chureh.
V E R Y month we make enough
lieve you are entitled t « » know where
S«*v e r n i l o c a l f i s h e r m e n w e r e o u t S u n ­
NN N |( II Y u l R I. N li h i
we staio! with regurd to hi- camlidacy
Say*
Lucky Strike Cigarettes to reach,
FOU G O V E R N O R
Eye Strain
A Patriotic
American
11
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SH E R M AN
W.
cTVIOODY
^
GUS C. MOSER
Prominent Progressives in O regon
Endorse Candidacy of R. E.W illiam s
for National Republican Committee
For Good Roads but Fighting Paving Trust
J
Bad Back Today
LUCKY STRIKE
CIGARETTE
E
day.
end to end, from N ew York to China,
the long w ay around. That’s
15,000,000 A DAY
T h e boys give all
Regular men like the Lucky Strike
C igarette— good, solid Kentucky
Burley tobacco, fine for a cigarette
because—
— you get paid for
what you lend—
invest in the Third
TOASTED
Liberty Loan.
If your dealer doe» not carry
them, send $ 1 , 2 0 for a carton
of 1 2 ; packages toThe
- - Tobacco
-
Compar
a r y of California, San
franc laco
Sterling
The B. F. M«Bollimi family left Mon
day for Scapp«mse, where Mr. M ef’ollum
has secured employ ment in a sawmill.
Dr. and Mr*. II. II. Petrie and Miss
Molli«* Tee tern, o f Bottage Grove, w«ro
visitor* at the Bhas. Teeters home Tuen
day evening.
Harvey Holdermnn and Ray MeCur
gar. *>f the (»rove, were in this vicinity
Buesdav afternoon.
R E D CROSH N O T E S
m>w on iliH |iln y
A h u lt r a it iv e
In i o ili- ut K .'il «'rima beudquurti'ra naa
r f . i u tly illudi' l.y th»' ludica of the WVat
.-id i' .a c«iiij{ rotini. Th ca c Indica buve de­
cid i d to occupy th e ir tiin c to ){ood nd
\ n ntuj’c w liilc w n itin g for m a te ria l to
u r r i\ c . Th e aeeond >|ni11 ia n cn rlv roni
p li'teil.
•
What Îïyo
To-day it'* a battle of wit* and bruin» win.
Muscle and brawn don't count so much as they
used to I he ureat «jue-tieri now is What do
you know? " it draws the ¿ine between failure
end success, between a poor job an 1 a good one.
Whit do you know 7 Have you special ability?
Could you "make good " in a big Job right now ?
For 25 years the International Correspond­
ent*« School* have been training men fo r better
work and burner salaries. They ran train YOU,
no matter where you live, what hours you work,
or how little your education. Mark and mail
tha coupon and f in d out it won’t obligato you
la tha laast.
-- — ■■■ ■ 1 ■ — TC«n OUT HIM —
—
ilTfi««:iON k C M M afK I SCHOOLS. Sot 8 9 3 # MrMtaa, ft.
Explain fu ll y shout y o u r C o u r t « In the sub ject m ar k ed X «
I Iflflnatrlaf
¡A U V lR T IS IN f.
M iviN iH f
Iritctrlcil
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mafia hip
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JKarm lns
Bo o kk c ttp in c
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■ • e h ..te a l O r a M U f
( Ivil Servir a
fitrm a a
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A arri:iII ahipnient of |>un%e a rri« ed
the fira t of the week, therefore twn
n ie lli aeaaiona h n \e b.'en added to 1he
w i.rk periotla. M om luy u nii Th u radu y
n it id a nnd Tueatlay nnd N ntufdny a fte r
nonna bave lieen ai'lecti'd for the |>r<'a-
cnt Im t, ahould un cm erj{eney etili nr
riv e , a ll week dnya «vili Ire devoted to
thè tvnrk. I f eaeh ni|(ht «vorker nnd
eneh rlay wrorker «vili innke n apeeinl ef
flirt to io n ie eneh lim e , na mueh u o rk
enti In* ni'eoinpliahed na in the |>nat w ith
an ntten.lnnee of three or fo nr eneh dny.
Inatruetiona front the rh n p ter are to re
ai'rve n portion of |>nn/.e for tliia emer
: oi n i v «:i II. ¡e we « i l i Ire re<|1lireil to
meef onr ipio ta. A t th<' preaent lim e we
are ri li end of olir ipiota in lioth aur^ieul
dreaaing i nnd ((¡irmenta.
N íi m a te ria I* have a rriv e d fo r the
e m e rg e n c y c a ll II for hoapitul purulenta,
th e re fo re the •luya nt hendi|unrtera w ill
re m a in tin an me, T h u r-d u v a nnd Mntur
ilnya.
The m illinery department nnd afore
will lie open every afternoon nnd nil
da y Hnturdaya.
«let yo ur « ir l nnd then ({et yo ur an-
nouiieem ent» from Th o H eutinel.
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Sample Store
W h e n y o u b u y a pair ol shoes at
the S a m p le S tore y o u r n e ig h b o r
can't say he paid less fo r his shoes
M E N S HATS—
$ 2 . ir> to S 1.00
LADIES’ SHOES
MEN S C A P S -
LADIES’ SHOES—
75C •<» $1.25
BOYS
CAPS—
(».r» c to M *
M EN’S STRAW HATS—
................... 2.r»e
M EN’S OXFORDS—
$5.85
$1.95
LADIES’ W HITE BUCK—
$1.50
LADIES’ CANVAS
$ 1.95
LADIES’ CANVAS
.................... $1.95
MEN S SHOES—
...... $2.95 to $0.50
«ir
TENNIS PU M PS-
$1.50
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