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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

Ben Crossley has recently pur-
chased new buggy. 1t is Il dandy.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

Squire Mason found II pretty diff
fealt to strike up a conversation sun
day. lie had shaven on his Burnsldcs
and his friends didn't know him
They requested an introduction.
The Squire pied that he was Magis.
trate Mason of the Capitol. but his
friends remarked, 20 M, you
can't fool as aud passed him by,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

During heavy thunder storm
In tho vicinity OF Muney Valley,
Tuesday, q team II horses tied Ia
mont of the Company's store be
came frightened al clap Of thunller
and broke loase ani ran down
Main treet - the iron bridge span.
ing hu.ay creek. when they came
ia contact with a load Of lumber and
were caught People Who saw the
rua asay say thal a bolt of light
aing could never have oseliaken
them Ia lhe distance.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

The thermometer registered so, on
Monday.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

The fruit crop in this section will
be light.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29
MR.. FRICK UNGAURDED,

|
For three days after the terrible
riot of July 6 Mr.. Frick was guard
ed by detectives, but since that time
he has evidently not feared an as.
sault. lie was sitting in his private
office when the coored messenger
announced that q well dressed young
man desired an interview. Mr..
Frick granted the request and Burk.
man entered. A moment later a
pistol shot and the sound ofa scuffle
created u panic in the Office and
made every clerks face whiten with
fear. Two more shots and Mr..
Frick's shouts for help brought
them to their senses and they rush
ed to the rescue. Mr.. Frick was
graphing with his assailant, whose
snow white clothes were red with
blood from the millionaire hands.
Mr.. Frick pummeled the man until
he tainted from loss of blood.
THE ASSASSIN CAUGHT.
The assassin made rush for the
elevator, which had just stopped on
the second floor, but there his pro-
gress was stopped by dozen hands,
and he was held until the police ar
rived. Inside and outside there was
tremendous excitement and con
fusion. Mr. Frick was saturated
with blood, so were the carpets and
furniture. Messengers and the
telephone were hurriedly used to
bring physicians. Outside the ave
nue. was black with several thousand
men, women and children, and the
usual big throng Of Saturday after
noon shoppers. A big mob of peo-
pie followed the prisoner to the Cen.
trail Police Station. He presented
an awful and CORY sight
ENCOURAGEMENT FROM FRIENDS.
At 9 o'clock DR.. Joseph Dickson
took charge Of the wounded man.
The patient was removed into one
of the offices in the rear Of the build
ing, and seemed to be resting easy
He WIS perfectly conscious and
recognized all those who were adj
mitted to his room.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

The REPUBLICAN, only sl.00 a
year.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

The quiet of our Borough was
disturbed on Friday afternoon last,
by Atty. Ill. T. Downs horse going
to the tannery with an upset road
cart, without driver. The facts rs
we have them are that Mr.. Downs
had driven his horse and cart out.
side the gates Of his residence on
Muncy ST., and had left the horses
head close to a maple shade tree in
front of the house, to close the gates /;
the horse started before Mr.. Downs
had the rcins in his hands, and in
turning on the street, the off side
wheel Of the cart ran over boul-
der, placed as protection to the
shaCe tree, while the near side wheel
sank into the drain at the side of the
street-ths causing the cart to slow
ly upset on to it's near side wheel.
The horse walked along as far as
Mr.. Grim's, when feeling the shaft
against his fanks, us also hearing the
unusual rattle behind him, started
off and followed tue direct course
down Muncy, Main and Thorne
streets, to the hitching post at the
Tannery Company's store, when he
stopped. Luckily no one was in the
road, and no teams were encountered
the whole distance. The cart was
damaged some: the spring broken,
the lazy back knocked oil, one lamp
broken of and the mud Tenders
broken off. The horse got bad
cut on his near side heal, and the
hair badly Knocked off its fanks. The
horse did not kick or run hard, and
stopped at his usual place at the
tannery. Several persons who saw
the occurrence from their bouses,
say the horse could have been easily
stopped at any point. The immense
cloud OF dust raised by the drag 9ging
of the cart on the side, made the
affair appear worse than it really
was. No one was hurt, for which
all are thankful. The horse is turned
out to pasture, AMI is doing we'll
At this writing all swelling and lame
ness are gone. The cart was taken
to Elgar's carriage shop at Sones-
town, for repairs on Monday last, by |
one of Charley Lauer's teams.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

Green corn is III the market.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-07-29

Muzzlc your dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

European electricians have succeeded in
tram uniting electrical energy over q common
and 1rlnrglatsd copper wire over a distance Of
10 miles- There would be nothing extraorCli-
nary IN tHis Wc-c II not for the fact that more
than :" per cent OF the electricity that left the
generator at IaafIcn vas available for use at
frsrSfort- This experiment. makes more
iorcihle than ever the suggestion that power
sufficient To- light this city and to do Iauch more
WORK ot really uscfIl nature Is running, to
waste q; Great Fell-. II - Ter cent Of the
power can be transmitted for 30 great dis
'ancc there l. no reason why nearly the entire
pe-rertase shouli no; be available at this end
Of . sixteen line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Foot ball. when PLAYED by sI!ch eminent rep
re~ertati,es a. cur higher civilization are to
D. found in The Yale and Harvard teams. Il evil
G@Etly most interesting aud humane sport.
According ~ an unprecedented chronicler. Who
raid some attention t. ia. physical condition
81 Harvard athletes, M Upton was severely
cut at",.; the head the injuries having been
In:irtsd by Yale man named Hinkey. who
having 10 foot ball within reach consoled him
.sf by kicking Ar. pton until Mr. Upton's
frssad, deemed il advisable to remove him from
Nr. Hlusey's presence. Mr.. HnmOns came
ont second be-t in the ru-h for hospital honors.
he having = sprsined ankle. a wrenci ed knee
aud d.slocAted shoulder. Mr.. Wa;ers :..an-
aged To escape with nothing more painfully
decorative than a common black eve: Mr. GRAY
W4s ny-icallv incapaci;ated for anything that
demanded tine least exertion; Mr.. Rrewer was
bruised IN cfcctual and ail-Overish fashion
that lei. nothing 20 be desired. while Mr. Lake
endeayored to conceal the agony consequent on
fnll grown LICK that an unidentified rival had
planted on one OF his knees The other five
men had no immediate use for an ambulance
u a sufficient number OF these worthy de-
sceudEats Of the early Christian MARTYRS will
only per-eyere there seems to be no reason why
niatrh@s in which heavily and sharply shod
contestants kick at each Others shins-should
not become popular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

lr an editorial on Army Reform the Phila
delph:a Press declares its satisfaction with ths
departmental action which abolished post
trader stores and in place instituted what are
oI.rlaiiy termed poe: exchanges.
he men. saws the Press. ''uOw buv their
sS,fa FgpPl.e> under a cooperative syster,l and
cc,ii' they not only obtain them at greatly
reduced price. but lass year made profit OF
--'-."a0. ths greater portion % which Vas de
to'e' ." 80 Improvement of th'ir IHesses.'
Dse~ % 10; seem extraordinary tia: the en-
listed men I'D TIE srns saoGid practically BE-
compelled % bus g"o.!s a. The POSI- exchange
o. order bat tEc quality and quantity of the
food .->Ie! hem mag b. satisfactory? L. not
tAe Var Department: ont os touch with tbs
TUNES Waei. It opens a saloon al every post and
de. iEHats- o.iic-r,- educated fo- higher things
a. btr;erie-s' l. !. rot highly Improper for
Tie altei STATES 70 Nv 20 its soldiers, The
more beer yol drink thu greater the profit fund
wslch AL accr .. and the greater the fund the
better vii be your rations:'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

The Gs- association holds TO-DAY meet
ing 20 emphasize the public conviction that the
successor % Judge James should be selected
from the bar q the District. The LAWYERS can
20; express ths uIselyes on this occasion TOO
strongly 30 represent the general public senti-
nent on the subject. The people OF the CITY
LOT oa!y think this action on the part Of the
President the only wise and just course. but
the coahieatiy expect that the presiaen. will
f'vorably respond 10 the Griyersal local senti-
msIt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

There are two or three reforms proposed in
Capt. Insk's able and suggestive annual report
printed IN The STAR today which should be
pushed most earnestly until all ground for COM
PLANT and even for suspicion has been removed
a. things are nov arranged Washington has
but four day. supply Of water which TO de-
pend. and should there be break in the Great
Pals conduit the city would suffer from water
famine until the break could be repaired The
mere idea % water famine with the conse-
quen; filth and confsgrstive dangers is of it
self startling. when the receiving reservoir
bss the doubled capacity which is proposed for
u the possibility of a crack in the conduit will
rot mean much as it does now One OF the
very desirable results which would follow the
suggested enlargement would be the clearer
condition Of the water, for there would be Just
twice much time available for settling pur-
poses Then the high-service water supply should
be extended; suburban growth demands 1T.
The sewer problem is serious in the extreme
something Capt. Lusk fully recognizes. The
health. comfort and material growth OF the
community are directly affected By IL. Besides
the concealed vet odorogs nuisRnces there ia
that uncovered shiny and fetid competitor
with the Chicago river-the James Greek
canal that moves sluggiFhly for mile before
j: reaches the AnAcostia. In every way the
whole truuL sewer system Of the low grounds
j. Inadequate. and, aside from every other con-
siderstion, cannot but be productive OF damage
suits against -he District whenever there is
heavy freshet IN the Potomac. Ia view of all
that hs- beer set forth in Capt Lusk's report
on sewerage the request for rs, 600 appropri-
alton for emergencies such as n cholera vista
ton. j. reasonable. Capt. Lusk makes two
o'he- suggestions Of moment, both of which
m.E L' well be adopted without delay: The
number o' hours during which street lamps
ought to l- lighted should BE- extended from
I. oto q 500. and a heavy annual tax should
i~ i'vIed On al overhead wires and their sup
o.'-. Congress viii not 70 astray If 1t follows
The headings % this report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Ny new cases % cholera in brussels and
eleven IN - Petersburg we're reported yes,er.
dsy. SCIENTISTS declare tha. the danger mex,
yesE ~sA be greater than that which this ccun-
~ lately sG-EoInted WIKI success. These
hess. While not jus;ifying alarm. are reminder.
That Tie cholera Is 20: sc; 70 lie dismissed from
thoughtful attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
RIBBON AND F1owrn Drp,vr,ru

SIC. punches French Vioiets ...- g.,
use ouhches knsiish Fiolets .-..............59 c
4Sc. punches Soc. and Soc. lunches - a3c
ooc. ouncLes NeiVet hoses. 7oc
Soc' ouh' nes ostfich featheis S9c
ooc. puhehes oec. and o9c lunches 49c
&c. Jet Aigrettes usually SD..........4 AZ,
3oc Jet Aigrettes USUALLY SOC. ).......23 c
1!ic Jet Aigrettes Casually 35c). l5c
ooc. 1aru oco'ch fIald Millinery Ribbons. 35c
oc' saIu nh boruer oatln Ribbons Soc
&c. yard Ribbons for fancy work \.
Be- yard Ribbons. In all art shades. .... 7c
19c. yard lin. All-silk Ribbons ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Ih'; large and inieEes;iEs hole IN the ground.
u. Panama c-Iai. las ended many lives. lost
mGrh money, and Is nov engaged in snlircbing
rePniaii0ns- ~ a gigantic .JotaL il has few
competitors IN history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

hcw hi'ie there may be in . name Is Demon
s'ra'et BY the fact that 1he Farmers Loan and
Irus; Co., 90 NEE; whose mortgages a knnsa,
ral~ay Was sold. has JAY Gould for It's largest
stock hol.ler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
PREPARE Tomorrow Fon THAskserv,so Day.

IHE SOUVENIRS HOLIDAY OPENING"
ROYAL INCLUDE FuRs WRAPS. GLOVES. ETC.
MORE FANCIFUL GOODS. REDUCED
VERY LATEST COATS FUR co1LARErrEs
ETC. FOR LADIES' ovERcoATs FOR LITTLE AND
CHILDREN
PAs GLOVES ARE LOWEST ALWAYS AND
YET-sTrLL LOWER PRICES DURING "opEN1NGr
PERKINS, CELEBRATED INrsEAp OF a.
PRICE ELSEWHERE rs e. LADIES' GLOVES WILL ALSO
BE TRIED CAREFULLY SAME AS IF
REGULAR PRICES WERE THE LATEST nov.
MENTIONED IN THE SOUVENIR
LIST - PIQUE-sEwED WALKING
GLOVES. IN THE NEW ENGLISH TAN
REDUCED PRICE MORE
DELICATE FRENCH GLOVES BLUES GREENE &c
GENUINE PIGsKIN BIARRITz MoUsouErAIRfs AT
INSTEAD CENTS. REDS ALSO THE
ROYAL AND NAVY BLUES. THE IMITATION
DEAR THAN CENTS. GOOD VALUE
THE SOUVENIR OPENING" CAN BE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
NrcKwrAn DEPARTMENT.

4oc. Chiffon Jabots, usually 50c.. Aoc
81. is Paris made Chiffon Jabots 81 A,
81 9S Exclusive Novelty Chiffon Jabots - ri 4o
VI. 6S Silk Dress Fronts. all colors 81 81
Sl.91 English Silk Dress Fronts 81 IS
4.25 French Plaid Silk Dress Fronts - "a -
Doc. Silk Scarfs for Winter Jackets S5.,
DOC. Silk Scarfs. all colors. ... A.
DC six Wlhdsors all Sly.
"c. English SIX Windscrs. usually Soc. 25c
Poe. Ready made Bow for Children . %.
DC YARD SIX CEinon Edging... ..............2oc
~1c- yaru Neck Iuchings. all styles
pc. yard Cord Neck Ruching. 10.
DC. Sard SIX Skirt Rum 4c
SIC. sets Linen Collar and Cuffs - -,
n'c' sets IN ali Styles Csc
Pc. sets. new style. RULED Linen - ooc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
HANpKERcHrEF DEp.Rryrxr

9c. Ladies' White Lawn Handkerchief 70
l211c. Handkerchiets. all styles .. 1oc
I9c' Pure Linen hand-embroidered initials 3 for SOC
Zoe. Pure Linen and Lawn Handkerchiets DC
oS- nanoAerchlefs all .29c
5Oc. Handkerchiefs. all styles -,
DC LADIES' Jap SILK Handkerchefs. PC
.oc. Jap silk Handkerchiefs. all styles .29c
l3c. initial Jap SILK Handkerchief. ......I ,c
+oc Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs - OBJ.
.2'ec: Mems Linen Handkerctiefs. all styles. Zoe
Ii"huherchleis all styles. ...lc
ooc Paris Novelty Linen Handkerch iefs ... 4Jc
39c. Initial Jap. silk Handkerchiets. ..3for 81
oOc Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs .. "A.
DC. Childrens Linen Handker hiefs - ac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

II Lieut. Peary will wait until after March
. before organizing his next Arctic expedi-
t0u he may secure several chilI-hardenea re-
Pubiie@as Who VIII then be disengaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

The cable road continues to be cratic. IL
appears 70 divide good deal OF attention be-
i~sea the extremes Of utter idieness and a.
s.alt ami battery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
"HucKs."

1Sx36-inch--PURE LINEN TOwELS-l2kc
each Much fer a pa!try Price.
Observation-Disclosures HUCK TOWELS
2Oc. each.
:22x4Ginch-ALLLINEN HUCK TOWELS
2Jc. each.
24IA-in--kIL LINEN HCCK TOWELS
heavy with quality-30,. each
:,,ix46-in--ALL LINEN HUCK TOWELS
Eernstitched-JOc. each
GJc- and 81 each buy better ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
DASIASKS.

See tina: priceg"-5o cents, 1t gives you
the choice Of a lot of .s21iS-inch DANASK
TOWELS. with borders in all colors-plain.
fringe or open work finished. They
actually worth 62I<c.. 75c. and 81 each.
2Ox3S-inch GERMAN DAlIASK TOWELS
lots o; differently patterned borders-25c.
each
We have DAMASK TOWELS at any price
that vii suit your purse from 2Jc. to 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Anarchy Is making such vigorous manifesto
ions In Europe that i; may be said to need
qa.rantins worse than the cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

The tariff appears to occupy a position some
shai sinilar 10 that Of the cat whom no indi-
SIaa~l Foder; felt prepared to bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

o-s PURE IRISH and SCOTCH LINEN
NAPRGNS-s1, 81. 80. 81. sc. 80. e. 81. 81
and go a Dozen.
y PURE LINEN DAMAsK-s3 81 81. -.
80. SO. sS. elo. Sl2. as and slS dozen.
e PURE LINEN DAMASK-e15 to ego a
dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
CARDINAL. CLorus.

PLAIN CARDINAL. and with Black and
While bord-Ts-44 J0c. 81. 81, 81.
$50. $40. 81, Il. 81 30. 1910. Sc; 1912.
-; lola IS
BY THE YARD:
PLAIN CARDINAL. with Black and White
bo-ders-and Green and Cardinal-JOc.. 6.,1Sc.,
80. and 81 award
MIXED GREEN and CARDINAL CLOTHS
with knotted fringe-S-lO and S-l2 "a and IS
each.
CARDINAL DOYLIEs-1Jc.. 81 and 81 30
dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
DOWNS.

PURE IRISH. SCOTCH and GERMAN
LINEN DoI IIi:N-155c-. 81. 81. 80. g.. So. co.
50. 81 and 50 dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
DREss Goops DEPARTMENT.
DRrss Trimmings DEPARTMENT.

CSC Coque Feather Trimming .,................5oc
e. IS yard Coque Band Trimming. 50 %
81 .35 yard Ostrich Feather Trimming. 81 20
45c. yard silk Moss Trimming all colors 39c
All other Trimmings and Buttons at 10 cent dis
count-one-tenth off marked prices.
81. 6S Ostrich Feather Collars ...............S g. a.
81 S Ostrich Feather Collars. 81 rs
SS, IS Ostrich Collars. three fourths 81 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
BY THE YARD
i oWFLs.

TOWELS are not exactly a Thanksgiving topic
but BARGAINS have the right OF way" at all times
We have some BARGAINS TO point ut-and they de
mand immediate sttention-that is if you are Coins
TO proft by them:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Kansas politicians are s'in sctiveiy-repudi-
sstnS one another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
TIE PA1A1s RorAL.
PRESERVE TINS LIST Or "OpEsrsee Souvenirs.

The reduced being
are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
Nor1os AND TOILET Drp.r,yrx,,

too'i van ana hair brushes .21c
o'e' 'haes1uehoie combs ..,lc
DC. cakes CASTLE Soap 10
&c. cakes CASTLE Soap. ....... - a.
Sc. bottles Household Ammonia a.
DOC po'ies EAuacts. all odors 29c
Zoe. yard Garter Elastic - o.
SC. boxes Cabinet Hairpins ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
DOLL AND Book DEPARTMENTS.
10pe ent discount-oneten;h of the price m arksd
on those selected.
II
JEwELRr DEpARrurxr

- os' e''''' '--''-'....-.... CSC
.oc' 1eWery. al styles &c
ooc oe"elfy, al styles .42c
voc Sterling Silver Love Spoons. SOC
SID Sterling Silver Hairpins. .............e 3c
81. eS French Enamel Brooches a -
oc n.efnnH SILVER Thimbles 19c
~oc fiaSins Carus IN SIiverode Case
10 per cent dtscoun-one- tenth off marked prices of
all Real Shell and Real Gold Jewelry also Imported
Belts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
w RAP DEPARTMENT.

"a Cloth Jackets all styles SO. so
- Jackets collar of astrakhan fur .........S5 80
81 Diagonal Cloth Jackets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
go. rs English Tan Kersey Jackets. 50 90
$l3. so English kersey Box Coats BIZ. 40
Sl2 rs Fur-trimmed Jackets. gil. 70
a.. so Cloth Nantes. all sizes S6. rs
&25 90 English Cape Newmarhets S22 80
Misses and Childreu's Garments 10 per cent dis
count-one tenth off marked prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

poe Biarritz or Pirskin Mousqnetaires so,
81 4-butson French Kid Gloves. 50,
81 5-hook Foster Kid Gloves - so.
81 2o 7-hook Foster Kid Gloves an ~
81 y S-button Suede Mousquetaires al, Is
VI 90 Better Suede Mousquetaires 81. AZ
$I.SJ Best Suede Mousouetaires. .........s 81. az
Si ~ sutton English and French Kids .. 81 35
1.50 ''Palais Royal" Kid Gloves a.
u 50 4-button London-n walking Gloves 81. az
~ 4button London Chevrette Gloves 81. so
VI Mis- 'es' and Boys Kid Gloves. so,
" 20 Misses Suede Mousquetares. al L.
81 IS Castor Beaver over casually 81. SOD. 81 o5
8l5O 'Palais Royal" Mems Kids. .S 81 81
III. % PERKINS, Mems Kids Casually Al 80
STATIONERY AND Book DEPARTMENT.
T. wTItlng Taper tiOo sheets) 15c
discount. ~ ~ eeAA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
sT-Tonorrow. THANKSGIVING Eve our stores will
b open until . .m--we close on Thanksgivins day

s1-Tonorrow. THANKSGIVING Eve. our stores will
b open until sp.m--we close on Thanksgiving day
| n1p.m.
III III st { E.. HEEE..jjB {. !. Y
F $ j ); + :;
PDP5 ERR EEEn ssss ssss
& RRR EE ssss ssss
BOB kkEE EF ssss ssss
Clad in the most eexsnt wardrobe you
look shabby and feel mean unless you are
properly shod.
Most of the pretty and stylish Shoes that
walk the streets Of Washington today come
from our house. and It would be a surprise
to many person unfamiliar with our
goods to know how comparatively small the
COS. Of these Shoes Is.
Try Us for your Thanksgiving shoes-we
know the comfort and satisfaction that you
VIII derive from them, in addition to the
Great saving in money. Will surely pu, you
ina THANKFUL MOOD"
---GENTs' PATENT LEATHER SHOES.
- = Laced. Caters Or Bluchers-
----of best imported leather,
Ut e.. 1925 and
--------of best domestic leather.
-----s3
--oENTs' PATENT LEATHER--
---Pumps and Oxford Ties.
--AT $3.50. s. AND e.
GENTS FINE CALF AND KANGAROO
t--HAnd-made Butchers. Laced.
Congress and Button.
-----AT 81 "a.
LADIES HANDSOME EVENING FOOTWEAR
--The latest and pret.iest .tyles.-
----At half of usual prices
--BEAUTIFUL oNE-sTRAP sANpALs.-
---of Kid, Dongola and Suede--
---Red. white. black. gray. tan or White
----AT en- PAIR.
LADIES COMFORTABLE DRESS SHOES
--Those popular Butcher Laced Boo.s.--
----AT 81. 80 and 81
THAT SPECIAL THANKSGIVING OFFERING
---Advertised in last nights star---
--Closes tomorrow night
--Only until then shall We sell-
OUR IS FAIRY" and PATENT LEATHER
-WALKING BOOTS at - 2a-
OUR "a DoNGoLA TIPPED BUTTON AT &C. s5-
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