Morning register., May 04, 1922, Image 3

PitdiTS INS T
lUBMTIONAL LEADER
uMllton P. HlOfllns Spooks
. -I Jo Eugene Members
coWationis urged
iiiuiin HIT im" -
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rn-uitarAlltin
alt.
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national
of WW"'"' "i.illun. wan "
-,nl 01 f- ... uaaurlaimna yea
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liriWX Indira A nicel-
ffTJ Jiiw ! . ml ""
cut. '"J;', n nilon.l Hi minimi
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II'"."'"" "...;, i. Ilia watchword
. SrWiwil-Twh'r naaoclnll..ii."
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anrdM ll.roui.hmii II.. I'"
J..T- only t'""n"l ""
.?Jf.t...i,,..l worn lMrolln
rT,.i.7,7 .ltare, The aohuol and
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MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922
enloiiid him In tiny ' flu of lano
nun in hivi I wo iiii.iii lir In Hi cuiiiily
lull. III) eill'l ho liml no mi, M, y with
whirl! my Ilia rm.
I,IIIIM l iir, HlHch Kill i liml ,f
Ilia llflli-eia, linn mil yrl ,i,. (,,.
ally mull, lili .l, Anumlllii In nw
ho lUMIIt' of tho liiiiit'o miilica un it
for III aheillf In dcatioy Hi. n.i.i, i
III Width lha llit.or l luiilnl,
BICYCLE WEEK OBSERVED
MK'At, MCltfll .VIH MUMI (
TWW ASH HAI.IJ4
Killloil'll llll-yi-lo wnrk la li.ln ..I..
erveil l.y K,i,. I.li y. u ilniil,.,. nil.
wlt Hy atiei'liil fonlll.i-a ui,,l ai.li,.
Tim Hlitllh-.MrKitin rniMiiiuiv la h,.ll.
Inn mi Hiiliinr hlt-yil hhk iu u,, win
low of UiKir amni. Tim .ii..,ia
milillil Ilia hlrycl mill puiliil fur fit
llllntllea whan Ilia inlll-niKi aa iiiorileil
in a ..c,l.inini,.r a lakmi, , UaliT
little, of lit Henry M-tiool. wilt, a.
llllleniie ot I mile lml,a llin imml
ill pre.i'lil Tim luce urn bain- ln.lil
every evening front 4 In t in iiVUii'K.
Alltloal a hilfulreil Imva Imw, Irli-d
Ihelr aiiiTil on ilia amuoinii lit lit h'lin
itlit-mly, ,
A until Imp tmrtlntit Wim mrt-iillv lu.l.l
ty the Kuiuiik dun utmr. lUiry lnr
rll. Who In npomtliit. Oil- foi in. r mUv
of lh (Inrilttnr Cyt lw t-niiiiiun, im
liul.lHlK a mfilnl tuilu of llrojt durinir
thn wk,
PAVEMEKT IK BE HID
II
W?r,H.ii.Hiiy lf imlnlim
" "...ii .).,. olll b Mr lll li
JJfii.1 of Amrrlcall flll.al.allU.," Ill
' Hiana InflMMMm Nan nr
' VPMlln in 'Mr" ' 'ia n
Unt MaaUrM f tlrol MUla
K.a.l T'hr "M"l'luna. tfakm un
.a uraaaary liulna l.llluanaaa a
bmm for lha .rlT vall.ln of
-i. at rl.llilrall alnl l.a aa,
Jul al of I"" '"iiinlni.lil.
ral fl'l" eoilflilalioa balwaan
tairrB.1 ami rhllil.
WSvlllialloll will rlaa and full Jual
.ha humo Influam la atroiia or
k 'JrrlarrJ Mra. Mill. "lralllol
rMaonaibiliiy nl Uaiiiiiia mm for
IB liatlannrnl of Ilia Amarlran liolna
ir toa loulnlauuna uinn wni.ii n-
(tomtit anil morla of lha man ml
aawll of 111 fuluia ra laU." aald
ik naakar.
rfoi ara 4lrarlly raMin.ll.l fur
tpa Maoy aamctiv. aatcininiti unu
4lttviunl rhilitran llial art, nallonal
aaouHima at Ilia iraarnl tlttla In Urn
piattl. af lha Mala iralitanl. In 1
lauclltntf OD IHa ititoraa tll klllrtl la
a tuatrtaulary fa-lor In Ilia dalln
: attry af rltllilran, M.. Hill Mid
Itnl lha manlaaa IioiiiI la ll.a Urna
aM II hi lha rlvlliaril wnrlil ami ran
at arl aa al tilaaaura ll.ua l.rrak
but down th han.a lova ll.at la ao
Murn lnl In lha Ufa of Ilia Kruw
Int child. "Kaamnlr noi tiraroia
' MI aaramoi.nl vlrlui1 In ll.a linma
u nuida for lha rhlldran'a luiura,"
MM Un- IIHI.
i Valwo uf Orcanluillian TiM
C- V. carlrton. auiMrinirmlfnl of
Kr"n arhool. In InirwOIurin Hi
, pan aar. aonk brlatly on ll.a valo
f th tasrvnl-iaarliar n.ovan.ant and
ta work of lha onjrmilMlion In iltia
rlui. Th hoy' nuartnl of lit Kuicana
Mti achaol romioHl of I'liarlaa
Wyaoff. Morrtt (lulhrla. John Holl.
an! HwMkavlan mlartalnwl with aav
ami nuinbar and llauban C. !n(
fralra and Joanna Jamaa of ll.a :nl
many of ttrwn arhool uf ll.Uali-.
MrwnliKi MvrraJ aalra'llonav
Th, national anil alala iiraaldat.la of
laa "arcM'TeAt-har aaan.'lmlona Wilt
lao b hir loday and a, lunrhaon
wilt b hld at lha oohurn hotal at
twa to whlrh an Invitation haa hrn
otahdrd to all who am tnlaroalad In
Un ortaniuiton. Mia. Hmina will
tali on "Tha (Inldan Aa of Today."
Til hini'haon will l,a haltt In co-op-artllun
wnh lha chambar of com
nrr. th wakly maailn- at th
ehib rooni liavlna baan ranealad to
nn oHnunliy for tha not..
bri to Maar tha addrraa of Ilia na-
lai aaaoolatlnn iiraoldanl. Anothar
a.iirui will ba hald at lha won.an'a
nlldlnit on Ilia 1,'nlvaralty of Urrion
otisiiu thl aflarnoon at 4 o'clork.
- rrrwiilrni Makta. Ixi.ur Tmir
atra. Hmina arromianlad by hr
atntary. mim llqlh A. llutio.nly, haa
.r aana.n( ln(or UlUla Of th III
iant orcanliatlon throuiclmut tha
j'anro Blatoa hovln li-rt hr hnma
JMoary II. fallowing lha itiaatlnca
ho will aimtk at IS.rilaml and
liar ih clna nf tha Tnroma con
n . Vi! ..I"" Tandlatoii mid
. Bolaa. Idaho.
Hrrrntilra nf ilia Kukkho I'ar
laV? ""'""ona who will nl
waa in. annual rnnvrullnn at Tacn.na
KJ"' y- u I'olndoalor. Mm, Kiln
TT "ay, of th. Kuann ilM,
, . ,"""n' ,,r- K'lor linn
?r"ln """. and Mr. J. I.
mitoti, t omtnn achool,
PLAYLET WILL BE STAGED
'WAV UP BATH" FART (IP TIIK
j lt HKV,,.; FWHIHAM
l.Ifl,?'n.'''"l Playlet, iho arena o
in norlharn Vranco, will ho nraaontod
Jualar"! f niimhor of lha unlvaralty
i,. "o. ... : """" " ma Kuxona thru
hi i -r Tl' ct. with
?.? S."' """" Iho irnrt nf tha
III.:,. """"' In rhymo. wllh aconlc
eluh n"r V ,,oy" by ,h ni"'
1 hl "I'" In r. pnputnr aoln
i2v '."li"1 V" ",,,,"," "nv""'l ".
Wool "m'"","n"- ' 'WtlBniyn mirt
I onlorlnln with n now nnrt
ll.li im1 ""hno.a and Dorothy
kl ,1 WMant thn nnvol dunoliif
u.. " ." w"'llu tlBnlon."
vrT.?r'r,"f ,h Ml." In which
lha f., mimlcnl lllu.inna, Innlndlnir
PrtVS' HP'r'1 "'""" ' ho
r-rollS ..' . '.? I"-'" mnln April
Mm , i " 1 l"cn '"lor." with
WkiI,,r"? 'd,n "nd A'1
blHt. .I' h0 w" knn
rara aba" m""l dlroclor. will
'4h ni.."? 0,,he rn"rt nl not.
fopJhhi .1 In 0rV" HPMhM mu.lo
lmo..l.n."mh,,r bn wrltton by
TWO CANDIDATES IRE HERE
I'oi.ri.AMi mi:s hi .k hi iivici;
COM MlKKliiMiHhllll
I'm ni li, Iaimuiii. AiiimMr. hihI J, II,
Tlltt'lwrr. Itallnwd ( tMHluHttr.
Vllt i:ujn'iM
Two ltrmhfi.n rn111fttrji fur Out
ittiitilnttliiitt for fniti ittililiq porvUt
fiMttnMiliinrr, vrto III llin rlly yvm
ni uto riuiirir- is.
Tlie iwtf rnt1lt1(titi .hmr rnntpntiin
lliitrrnry roiiflhta ' llil van nf tl.v
vnllfV me Kfaitk It. ,yritnii anil J. It.
Tlllrhurf, Ih.IIi uf rorltan.1 Mr. I-
mun'i Mtt atinrncy nd Mr. ThMmff
i a train rtmiiurttir on tho H. I. and
H, Iwlwrr ri I'lilllaiMl and Atnrl,
Mr. Itytuan rH-jl hi quallfira
I'l'ii. n itSUwm:
, I'mrKtititf mturnpy wlilt vartt-il
tiviivrvnc in ittta cam Wfuni roin-
miMitin.
9 Hrvm yram lujintaM iiriitlr
n hrtut if a lartfa whorala Iiuum n
I'rrt ft. ml.
T. Tlir yarp Inwtructor "Con""
lion KlnaHiV In V. M O, A. rtuml of
liuntnr Bilinlnuirnuon.
it m iilalftirtii fuihi:
W ill tike my tmittitiv nl fxtr"nce
in ruiiax-irntinuB uffon
I. To tirairi ib lMilitle from tin
fair utility rti.
9, T aarKuarq ranllAl lnvmil In
ItuMIr nllllllm,
r. Thinoir nam iHwn murnati
niiiliirUtr for tunny yrntm anil ilcrl.iri
Umi h ! ihornuitnly rm rrmiil wllh
the iint.iortu(ln lulnr. Ttm coin-
ntlMian nrru jut aurh a man, h
alii, aa unco ariuaiMtct wllh lmtiior.
lallon tiMitilfinp rati t of moro Kr
virv than a ntait who knnwi nothmjr
f ratlrnaila pr oihvr IranntiarinUofi
rorimralUma.
HAMPTON ISSENT TO JAIL
W"lv!,,nMAN M'RADs nuiii-
TO ntMWM TOIWWWIOW
'iirhi.Vi!!I!!n'01;' ""Inurnnt kaopar
a h',,i',,r,",T,,"",,y nlhl with
'itawr J..vlliwnnn" of nmonahlno In
oll, nf Hi jiiatlro roiirt,
VETCH AND RYE ARE TALL
tmYI.H ( HOI 1HIINO MI'C'll
HII'TY Will.
I t III
Itny (fMk to the rhainhrr of
' yraipruay no imp vatrh I
I lhrt fnri In hdKht
thai iiiraatirrtl five and aiwtiaif fpl
Thc rrai woro mwn laal Nuvambrr
aiul ar a Haotl aanuilc of what a cover
rrt Ih dolnir for lantt county a toll.
Mr. Itay aaya ihfrw la a wide iltf
frnro In thrao rna wiwn ni tlx
aatna lime but upon aolla Ihnt hava
liroilurrd tlUfprctit kind of eruM
rarh -irnf. ahnwliur thai aome cropa
tltftttlvkn lh aoil much mors rapidly
than do others and thai Ihero la no
doubt but thai lh aucrvaalva and auc
ful rowr crnna not only it to n-
ifni lha drttd an but alo brine
ulnar oulg to R hint, atate oC produc
ttvrnt-M.
itwc a tltouaand acroa nf thli rovor
crnp woa aown in !nna county durlnu
tha laat year. Tn rarmvra tnitrauy
haa taken up thta Ida ttml ft much
la or armasti will ba aown from year
to yoar, it la atattwi. j
POWER FIRM OPENS CAMP
MrTV MI'.S Wll.lt KK KMFMIYKD
AT III.AI K IIHTK
To clear tit way fnr tha now power
lln of the rnlirurnla-Oreiil I'owor
enn.liany, n ennui nf bo n.en will he
innlnlnltici! at lllack lll.tln lor nl lei.al
A ll.iintll, necnrdllia to official of the
concern who wero her yealenlay nr-
miiBlnv for llmlrer fnllera for the
ramp. About 10 men nro now at work
nn iho rlnhi-of-way of tha irnn.mi
alon linn wllh licnilqnnrtcra nl Iho
lllack Hull caltll). , Ahnl.t 90 more
men will b employed on Iho work
when the peraoiiiiL-l of tho enmp la
completed,
r'liller nml linckera nml men to
ctenr the bmah waa lha Inhor demand
of thn reprem'l.lnllvea yoalertlio-, who
ublnlneil four men hero fur the lull.
Tho polea from HprlnKfleld to Cotlntfe
(Irnvo nro nractlca y nil In Kli.cn nnu
It la expected tlint within week tho
Irli.KltiK of the power lines will atnrt
Youth' Sight Retorl With
Dying Mn't Eye
HI! I .LHBggg886Sagg
r
I 'l--4
BRBBBBBMBail
THREK 1
II L-J...- .,
To Save Thirteenth Avenue is
Plan ol Mayor
COUNCILMEN WILL MEET
Murrain uf I'm In on TliLniMiiih
Avi tiuo Ittiliutl Uf lliiivy Trnfriw
U hli Ii Would Itti lilv-tn-d
An effort will be mtidn by th city
ofllt lit In lo mi vi Kim nk II m boultvard
Itifiwwii tho i' ml of KlKhth avfiiu
onni and lli I'tul uf Thirixcntli nvt- j
una, WM-oidiiitr lu Muyur C, o, J'ot-:
rami, who haa t-ullrd nn Informul
iiKHlnif uf lha rlly ounellmii for'
oniKlil lu dlat-UM lh tjuvmion.
'flia numon for iho dtmlro to itavo
Kriniklln bouli'Viird. mild tho mayor,)
la tlmt tho iHmvy truffle on Tlilrtiuli i
iivi'iiuw Ima ruinvil nnvuml blu kn 01
Hip iuvKin.mi on ihi thorouulif..rf .
tind In lliuo thn uitdro itvcnuo would!
bi iiuililiiif morn thuu u. arlua 01
I null holia If llin hm.vy trinkn nro;
ullotvril tu roiitliiun to opuritU' ovitr It, j
ho mid, Jly hnlitu Kiuiiklln boulo-'
vtiid iho houvy irufric would ba dl- i
varied over llmt routa und Thlrtiicriih !
avciiua would ba riatrvi'd for ti
vtiHr car truffle tjrliilvly, Tho
imiyor aald lhat an ordlnumo pro
hibltlnir tha drlvlnir uf heavy lunda
r llilrutrinh avenuo, if the mm-
pavnui'iit project la cuirlciJ Ihroujfh,
would ba jf.iit-d.
"Thcra la no una Irylnir to n'p'ili"
hu pavaiiiPiii on Tliirim mi h itvviiuu
na to UK aa It bcara aurh liouvy triU
fir' aald thn ituivur yatrduy. "With
prrsiTtii founditiloii It will not
laud hfuvy loada and ruilra ara Ui-
!. I hr in no way that tho puva-
inriiC call ba flkod th:M Will alnild Up
undtr tha prmi Irufflr und tho only
Mihition la tu pav Krunklin boulo
vutil, tllvcrlltiK tho tru k trafflu ovr
ii, nml then ho run put a ton coatinK
of naphalt on Thinnxnih. maklnir a
iffiod roadwuy for puaavntfer uuluitio-l
blla truffle." i
Tho Thliirrnlh avrnuo paving Job
waa a Kood one. auy lty offlcluln. but
pavrinfit of H rlnn run aland Up
undrr aurh poundina aa It hua n" ;
cttivrtl ni ha handa of lha biff lumber ,
truck) front MprintrflrM and Khfntic,
truck load of rw k nnd gru !.
Tha city now haa a anuill pavlru;
pbint with a atrant roller and It would
lt In Mwitin to ly a top coatinir
of aphalt over th conrrr bnao of
lha paw Htt-nt on Thlrtmiith nvmuv,
id th? mayor.
W. 0. STARBUCK PASSES ON
WI.I.K KNOWN lltllKNT W Kf-
f.KNK JHI1S IN inirriANt
Word rna received hr t-nrly thla
mornlmr tn tha rfferi tint W. o. Kinr-
buck of Kuicna, dle ni o'clock .
tn., today at n Portland aanltarlum.
Ho waa axed ycara.
Mr. Htarhuck m-ver fully recovered
from Injurlna auffrrcil imiiik tlmo iiko
whrn lit wna atrurk by an automobile
and hla unilmely tlenila la attributed j
in ma liner eiiecia or innt nrciucnt.
The body will bo mtumctl to Eugene
for bur to I.
Kurt her nt.nouncain.ent win be
made In n nubaoiiucut home, .
ik .i-:ioitTi:t
HUMS IN BATTIK
fConllnued from IMgo One)
are rnitnired In an attempt to deatroy:
lha Mukden railroad at Shanhalk-;
wan. j
Klrhtlnff bna bean rcnumod aouth
of lha I'cklnr wU. A terrific Mplo-!
lon thin morntnr ahook tho window
of tho rlty. It waa attributed to the;
destruction of an araenal by bomha;
dropped from arlplanea oraUnff for;
Oeneral Chnng't army.
Admiral Joteph Ht rat too, comman
der of Ihe American Asiatic fleet, nf-;
ter it conference with Minister Schur-;
man. onlered the Runbnat WUmlnir-!
ton to proeeet from Hon Kon to(
Tienlaln. Tho forelxn -eanela now t
Tientsin Includo three Jaiwneae tor-j
nedn boAta, ft llrltlah aubmnrlne ten-:
der, ft French fnin boot mid nn Itnl-j
lan gun Imat. Troy will iruarrt Ihoj
Pel- Ho. tho river running Inland;
from Tnku to Tlcntaln. I
CORN IS CHANGING HANDS
K.ST IHKAFFI-UUASrK THIS sf.
tUtS IK NOTKI
Oini-Afio. Mny J. Corn la helm:
dl.trlliuteil ll.la enon will, n nipldlly
which la ai.ld lo be unprecedented.
AocnrdlnK lo trod figure mnde
public her today, receipt of corn In
f'hlcniro between November 1 nnd
Muy I wero 101.n21.H00 hu.l.ela. but
Iho alneka In ChlcnBO ut the end of
thftt period ahowed nn Incn-nae of
only 1,040.000 I.UKliela. lly conlmct.
lnt yenr for tho annio period t'hlrn
nn receipla wero only fin. 03.1. oon bu
ahela. hul tho atocka Inrrenai-il a .114.
000 luwhela. In other word. Chlrn
Ito hna dlatrllmteil thla yenr 101 000.
000 buahelB of corn In flvo month na
nirnln.t H1.ooo.000 bu.hel In tho cor
rennnndlnit time Inat yenr,
Idiunllv fnal dlanppoar'ince of corn
la evident elewhero. Till yenr pri
mary recelnla of corn lo dnto nmounl
to 21 4.000.0110 hualicl nnd Ihe tnlnl
vl.lhlo aupnly Increnao la only lT.onn.
00(1 hu.hel. alinwinir nn nlworptlnn
of 197.000.000 hualiela wherena Ihe
prevlntia venr 111 nhaorptlun wna hut
U'B.000,000 liuaheln.
llv icanafor of IIvIiik tiiinlla from
Iho ayea of n dylnir nun, John Klcken
heier, tntnlly blind for four yonra.
hna recovered hla vlaton. Tha opera
tion It declared hy ure6n. to bo tha
mott remarkable nccompll.hmcnt In
tho hlalnry nf mertlcnl aelenco.
RUSSIAN DEBT NEAR BILLION
OIII.IUATIONS TO It. 8. CXOSK T)
THAT FHH'ltK
SBW YOHK, Mny I. Iluaalu' oli
llirntton to the United Rtntna were ea
Hmnted nl from 1700,000.000 to one
billion dnllnra' today by locnl honk-,
who hnve been mnklna- n cIobo aludv
nf Ihe preendlnic of tho Oennn con-fei-enco.
Vhlle nccumto alntlatlea ore
not nvnllnble nl preaent. Ihla eallmn.e
la aild to In'-llido Ih.t countrv'a dnit
hnlh to tho United Blniea nnd I. r-l-vato
Ama'-lcnn entortirlaea nnd nnv.
nuaaln'a deht to ih United Sl"tca
revrrnment la allehlly moro thnn
to 000.000 1nclldlne, two pdvnneo
tinder tho llherlv bond net. Th flri
ndvnnca In th Kerannhy (tn-ernf"nl
.07,50 000 and Iho aecond 110.
P59.7RO. Nn Intereat hna been paid on
th" ohlltntlon.
nhllaiiilnn to nrlvnla bunk"'.
e.llmnted na In execa of 175.000.000.
Violin hnnwM. oM nd nio'
kliiran Mo.l Ohnn t Wlnat tth Rt.
Tlnnth Tn'Vlnmon'a "rlnronea."
tCugeno hlRh, Frldny, Mny B. . 8-1-4
Onlck roaitlla uaa Heftlater Clnaal-
Med. , ' ,,
Read the Greatest Shoe Sale in Lane County
A
actory
Shoe Sale
3C
A mammoth shoe stoch at factory prices, a
wonderful opportunity right at the most wanted
time when you are most needing your summer
footwear. An opportunity none can afford to
; "of-L - .. f . . I ,! imp c
iriuht yuur pians now 10 aiiena IMS DALC
miss.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
$2.65;
$2.75
$2.85
Liadies'lSHoeSi"
Iiilifs' ratt-nt Oxfords, military heels, 7
nicOitiiii toes, very new. .'"actory 1'ricc J''! w ,
Uidics' Onc-.Str:ip Low 1 Icel Patent rumps,
plain aim pcrlorated iocs. 1'acutry j ncc.... aajrawai war
Lulics' l'laiii Toe Talent Leatlicr Oxfords, ffi JC 1
low heels; the newest styles. Factory Price aaVW
Indies' Patent Pumps, colonial styles,
medium vamp. J-'actory Price
Unlics' Black Kid Pumps, low heels, med
ium vaiiaps, new styles. Factory Price
Lathes' Black Kid Strap Pumps, new styles,
medium heels. Factory Price
Ijdics' White Canvas iOnc-Strap Tumps, medium and low
heels, smart, snappy styles. Cl QC
Factory Price .. uOJ
Indies' White Canvas Oxfords, new military heels, medium
toes, imitation tips. QL QC
Factory Price :...... P X .9a
Ladies' White and Brown, Black and White, Snort Oxfords,
newest creations. C 1 "J C
Factory Price &
Ijtdics' White ' Kid Oxfords, Junior Louis heels, plain
vamps. Very smart. ftl filaZ
, Factory IWi.. k.0a .
Undies' White Kid One-Strap Pumps, military and French
heels. New 1922 styles. CIA AC
Factory Price ., 3r.O3
Ladies' Brown Calf Oxfords, low heels, medium toes, per
forated tips. v Good quality.
Factory Price
-
Indies' Brown Kid Oxfords, Goodyear
wells, military heels. Factory Price
Ladies' Brown Pumps, low heels, medium
toes, one-strap. Factory Price
Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords, Goodyear welts,
medium toes. Factory price
Ladies' Brown Kid One-Strap Pumps.
French heels, short vamps. Factory Trice
$2.85
$4.85
$2.35
$3.65
$3.85
HigH Shoes,
Comfort Shoes
All Ladies' Black and Brown High Shoes,
: Comfort Shoes. Cushion Soles, Low - and
Military Heels, Round and Medium Toes
$4.65
Men's Shoes H
Men's All Leather Black Calf Lace Shoes, Goodyear welts,
single and double soles. CtTl atatC
Factory Trice : 90iD9
Men's Black -Kid Lace Shoes, Goodyear
welts, rubber heels. Factory Trice
Men's Broad Form Black Bluchers, Good- ff P tfatC
year welts, all leather. Factory Price 99.09
Men's Brown Calf, English Valking Shoes, fS J ftCS
Goodyear welts. Factory Price aPOlVW
Men's Brown Calf Blucliers, medium wide toes, Good
year welts, all leather.
' Factory Price ., ?,, :
Men's Brown Calf, French toe bals.
dress shoes. Goodyear welts.
Factory Price .
$3.85
The newest stvle
$4.85
Men's Brovn Kid Straight Last Shoes, fine quality,, all
leather. Goodyear welts. ; f CLC QC
Factory Price ' 99.09
Work Shoes
... All Solid Leather .
Men's All Leatiicr Heavy Work Shoes, CO .C
Blucher cut, heavy soles. Factory Price. &mmm m
Men's All Leather Outing Shoes, extra strong;. "The best
shoe for summer wear. QC
Factory Price ; 90. .09
Men's Seamless Bats, brown Lotus leather,
soft tips, Goodyear welts. Factory Price.
well finished.
Factory Trice
AT FACTORY PRICES
JULIETS Ladies' Ktibbcr Heel Juliets
Factory Price
SHOE POLISHES White, black and brown.
Factory price ...............'.. ......
$1.55
5c
GROWING GIRLS', MISSES'
AND CHILDREN'S WHITE PUMPS
White One-Strap
95c
Growing Girls', ; Misses', Children's
Tumps, rubbor soles. Factory Trice
$1.35, $1.25 and
Children's Pumps, Scuf-
fers and Shoes
Infants' and Children's Tumps, patent, gun metal QC
and kid. Factory Trices $1.95, $1.45 and... 1791
Children's Scuf fers, all styles and leathers.
Factory Trice .". a .
Children's and Infants' Shoes, blacks, browns, patents, com
bination colors.'' Factory Prices . . , ff 1 )C
$1.95, $L65 and ; 9
$1.65
$3.85
LITTLE GENTS' t SHOES
For Strong Durable Wear
Little Gent's Black Calf Blucher Lace, dou- (?4J C
ble soles; extra strong. Factory Price 9.w9
Little Gent's Brown Calf Lace Shoes. Good fl 4
school shoes. Factory Trice yafc.f J
Youths' All Leather Black and Brown CO CC
School Shoes, heavy soles. Factory Price 9H.99
Youths' All Leather Bals, Scout style. Well made. Extra
strong eyelets. ..
MEN'S LOGGERS
Corked, spring heels, and half double' soles
with heels -at Factory Prices -
A CAN OF OIL FREE WITH EVERY
P A I R ! -v
Every logger can save money by buying now
High Top Boots
Ladies' 16-in'cli High Top Boots, Goodyear CC , Of5
welts. " A real hiking boot. Factory Trice 99.99
Ladies' 16-inch Packs, full tongues, Goodyear welts; ' All
solid leather boots. ff Q SC
Factory Trice :..............L 90. w9
Ladies' 12-inch Boots,, Tacks' and Blucher,
styles, Goodyear wclts.'v Factory Tricj....:.i
Men's 16-inch Tacks, double soles, Good
year welts, all leather. Factory Trice.......
Men's 16-inch High Top Boots, double' CC
soles, all leather. Factory Price 9 Vi09
. BAREFOOT SANDALS
Elk and tan Lotus heavy soles, Misses', Children's and In
fants'. Factorv Prices , Qft
$1.35, $1.15 and .. ..OUC
TENNIS SHOES, WHITE AND BLACK
FACTORY PRICES
$6.75
$8.95
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