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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18
Republican Convention.

On last Saturday the repu bhcans
held convention in this town to
nominate county ticket. ID. f.
Stutler was selected rs chairman,
s. G. Barr and Scotch Mcdonald as
secretaries. The various committees
were appointed and while they
were at work, Hon III. @. w, =
yard was called upon and responded
with short speech. the work of
the convention was then begun
j A. G.. Smith was Nominated for
House of Delegates. Albert liz a
splendid young man-well known
in Calhoun county, having taught
school for several years and 10 now
practicing attorney in this town.
ID. T.. Stutleo was nominated ter
County Superintendent. Dan is a
good teacher and good man.
John Robinson, who lives on
Steer creek, near Stumptown. was
nominated for Commissioner of the
County Court He is n good citizen
and successful farmer
= There was good gathering of
republicans and everything was
going along smoothly except that
the crowd was getting mighty i'm
patient at some long speeches. Fin
ally John McCulty called Sam Barr
down aud the chair told him that
he must conline his remarks to The
questions before the convention.
And then DR. Pickering threw a
bomb in their camp when he intro
duced o resolution endorsing Sena-
tor Elkins and SCOTS attldude on
rate bill. What is called tho "ring''
jumped on it. S. q. Barr was
against and said he had his ideas
about how Elkins'stood on the rate
bill. Several others argued aQaicst
any special resolution. H G. Lock
ney raised the point of order that il
was not the time to consider such q
resolution. Which point of order,
of course, was overruled and the
Pickering amendent endorsing
Elkins and Scott was lost Several
claimed that it carried and asked
tor rising vote which the chair
man denied them. The othcr resell
tons. in a general way, iDdorsed the
work of our congressman. including
Thomas B. Davis, Democrat. John
McCulty put up fight against w
+. Powell as chairman Some one
in the back part of the house yelled
GLOW did You vote last electioni
Didn't You bolt the ticket" Anyway
WE Powell was unanimously chos-
EN- to remain at the helm. Will is O
good chairman and an enthusiastic
Republican, and 1t is pretty hard to
down a good fellow like him
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TOTIcE To LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by judge
ment or otherwise on the real estate or any
part OF the SAID real estate of A. B. Ricn
ards, india Richards and Amuon Taylor
or either Of them:
In 4 pprsance of decree os the circuit
court of Calhoun county, made IN cause
therein pending to subjec, the real estate ol
the said y. d. Richards, India Richard,
and Ammon Taylor OF either Of them, &c
the satisfaction Of the Rers thereon, you
and each OF you are hereby required to pre-
sent all claims held by you and each of you
against the said 4. Il. Richards. India
Richards and Ammon Taylor, OF eithc; d
thcm, which are liens on their real g tate
or any part of il, for adjudication 70 me al
my Office in the town of Graotsville, comfy
Of Calhoun, on or before the 2sth. day Of
September, 1906.
A. q. MATHEWS.
Commissioner.
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Calhoun Hays left this (Monday)
morning for Sutton, where he goes
on business connected with the sale
of some coal land he is Interested in
Braxton county. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Guy
e. Teter, who will spend a few
weeks with her husban DIS parents
at that place, before leaving for her
home in Montana.
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In Office TO LIEN HOLDERS.
D. f. stutIer, Com.

To all persons holding liens by judge
Iment or otherwise on the real estate, or any
part thereof Of 5. VI. Ward and Gay Sal
maker.
In purance Of a decree of the Circuit
court OF Calhoun county, made in cause
therein pending. to subject the real estate OF
the said S. NJ. Ward and Gay Stalnaker
to the satisfaction of the liens thereon, you
are hereby required to present all claims
held by you, aud each Of you against the
said s. M. Ward and Gay S;talnaker Which
are liens on their real estate or any part
OF it, for adjudication to me at my office in
the town Of Grantsvile, Calhoun county,
West Virginia. on or before the 10Th. day
of September, 1906.
Given under my hand this 9th. day Of
August, 1905.
d. f. STUTLER, Commissioner
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judicial SALE.

BY virtue 81 decree of the circuit
court Of Calhoun county, rendered At the
July term thereof, 1905 in the chsnccry
cause Of Alfred r. Kenoey against John
A. Lambing and James p. Barr, the
undersigned, who were by said decree ap-
pointed special commissioners for the pur-
pose, will on the
10TH. DAY or OCTOBER 1905,
sell by public auction to the highest bid
der 81 the front door Of tbe~ courthouse Of
Calhoun county, lBe resf estate by said dc-
cree directed e. e sgid, OF 80 much thereof
o. may be nccckgFy to satisfy the debt and
costs thereof, d6crcod 10 the plaintiff ia
said decree; towit the undividc four
ffths interest, ownei By the defeudeuts,
james p. Barr and John A. Iambiug, that
is to ay, trsc-ffths by the said james j.
Barr and one 9th by the s1id john A.
Landing, in . certain parcel Of thirty acres
and one hundred fifteen rods Of land situate
on the Little Kauawha river, in Calhoun
county, West Virginia, short distance
above lhc town of GrantsviIle, and which
| Is mentioned aud described in certain
decd Of conveyance. dated on Che Goth. day
Of June 1903, made by Martha T. Stump
and Sinclair siuup, her husband, 20
james T. Barr, john a. Lambing and
oiher, which is Of rccoid in the clerk
Office Of the county court Of Calhoun couo.
~ in deed book SO. a2, 81 page s6, cod d
cory Of which s 6led with lhe papers ir
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
A. G.. MATHEWS.
Commissioner.

Commissioners Office, circuit court of Cal
houn county.
BY virtue Of decree Of reference in the
chancery cause OF the w II Smith Hard
ware Company, corporation, against
Okey J. Gamer, pine creek) George W.
ITardman, 5. p Bell, trustee, Al Gun, and
the Graham Bumbardner Company, a cor
poration, desendents, now peUding in the
circuit court Of Calhoun county, West Vir.
ginia, hayin5 been referred to the under.
signed commissioners Of said circuit court,
at the July term 1905, With objections to
state and report an account slowing all the
real estate, owned by the DEPENDENT, o. j,
Gainer, with tho locality and disruption
thereof, togqther with the liens against the
same, by judgement or otherwise, together
with the nature and priority Of sUoli liens
aud to whom owing; the rental value Of all
such real estate aud Of each parcel thereof,
together with any other matter deemed
pertinent or which may be required by
any party in interet
The parties So ,his suit will take notice
that the undersigned commissioner has
fixed upon the both day Of September az
the time and my Office, in the town of
Gnnbville, iu said Calhoun county Wet
Virginia, as the place where I will proceed
reea rider OF reference
enlero, z she said circuit
court wht l.l where an pauie, to chi,
suit are required 90 attend with such book,
papers, vouchers and eyiJmbe as will
enable me TO comply with the said order Of
I said court
u. 6uENowErH Commissioners
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

There will be IN ice-caeam and
pie supper at the Pleasant Hill
church, Saturday night, the % of
Sept Proceeds to go to the
church. You are cordially invited.
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To my
Customers,
Far and Near:
Big Springs, w. Va.

Dig OpIlHB5j W. va
The past spring and summer has
been the most prosperous in six years
al this place. After buying last
Spring oil the dry goods, notions, etc
we thought possible TO sell till fall, we
have had To IF la" ard ere gil ia"
for all Of which We thank you. Yet,
like Oliver Twist, we want more.
And We are going TO have moro tIaie.
We are g"Ing after it. We are going
after goods which will c"mnsnd
trade, yes, Compel it. About the last
of Sept We will 60 East aud with the
eloquent spot cash in hungry mar
ket, hny goods that we can sell so low
that merchants who buy through
drummers on long dating, will wish
they had waited aud bought from us.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

Mis- Maude Barr, of the News
Office, was slightly indisposed u few
days last week with lagripHo, but is
out again. Mn
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Send your boy around to Want
& Bars new clothing room and they
will fit him up III one of their nobby
suits at prices you cannot beat.
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NTotice Of Judicial Sale.

BY virtue of a decree of the circuit court
of Calhoun county, West Virginia, rendered
at the July term, 1906, in the chancery
Cause Of Henry Jackson co, and others
against ID f Stutler, administrator, and
other, the undersigned special commissions
ers will, on
TUESDAY, October ie, 1906
at tile front door of the court hone Of this
county. sell Ivy way OF public auction to the
highest bidder, the real estste therein de-
scribed to be sold, tOrwit. a certain lot OF
land, ccutaiuing one-eigth Of an acre, situ-
ate at ut. Zion. in sherman distict, in said
county, and being the same land that wac
conveyed bv Clay Wilson and wife to w
and q Gamer by deed dated April Is, 1904
and of record in the comfy court clerk
office of said county, sn deed book no. -,
page 20, to which reference is here made
for more particular description.
Terms of Sale: Sufficient cash in hand ia
pay the costs Of suit and expenses of sale,
and the residue upon a credit Of six months
taking from the purchaser a note with gool
security, with inteeest from date for such de
ferred insiallments
a. G. Mathews,
s. T. Bell commissioners.
Bond has been given "a required by said
decree. c C Starcher, clerk
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Get pair of j. I. Wood Go.
work shoes nj Wiant e. Bars It
is the strongest line in town. Every
pair good pair.
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oMMIsSIoNERs NOTICE.
A. q. MATHEWS.
Commissioner.

Graham, Bumgarner and Co and
others
Against
s. n. Ward. Gay Stalnaker and others
In chancery
An order of reference in this canse,
which is now pcuding in the Circuit Court,
OF Calhoun county, was referred to the
undersigned, one of the commissioners OF
said Court, at the July'term thereof, 1905
with instructions t. a,certain and report
ale Of the real estate OWNED by the juac-
ment debtors, S. 81. Ward and Gay
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

Atty. S. Z. Bell aud Claude Jar
Wis were at Elisabeth one day last
week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

Alfred e Kennoy net with a
painful accident last week at
Arnoldsburg by spraiping his ankle.
He is only able to walk with the aid
of crutches, but is improving and
will be alright in short time
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

Rev. A Westfall took his daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha, to Minnora last
week to attend the teachers exami.
nation.
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Claude jarvis was here several
days last COX looking after bust
ness and calling on his many friends.
Ho il looking Gne and feeling good.
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Don't forget that Want & Barr
can sell you shoe rs cheap as>> you
can buy elsewhere. We prefer Nt6
sell you good one however. y \
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CNOMMIsSIONERS NOTICE.

Commissioners Office, Circnit court Of
Calhoun County, West Virginia:
The chancery cause Of the Calhoun coun-
ty Bank, a corporation, agsinst a. Ii. Rich
ards Ida Richards, Ammon Taylor, Henry
q. Jackson Company, a evaporation, III s
Knight, O q Bush, Lee Gamer ii d Tough
trustee, and J r Knight, defendants, hav-
ing been by an order entered in the said
cause at the July term, 1906, of the said
Circnit court, referred to the undersigned,
one of the commissioners, of said court, with
instructions to asceriAin}and report all the
real estate owned by the defendants A B
Richards, India Richards and Ammon
Taylor, or either of fhem, with the locality
and description thereof and where situated;
also the liens against the Same by Judge
meut or otherwise, with the nature and
aad prioty OF such liens and to whom
owing; also the rental value of all such
real estate, and each parcel thereof together
together with any otheh Matter deemed
pertident by the commissioners or which
may be required by any party in interest
The party to said suit will therefore take
notice that the undersigned commissioner
has fixed upon Wednesday the 10th. day of
September, 1908 as the time and his Office
in the town Of Grantsyille, county Of Cal
houn, state Of Vest Virginia MS the place
VIXEN and where he will proceed to execute
the said order Of reference.
Given under my hand this the Both. day
of August, 1905.
A. G.. MATHEWS.
Commissioner
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The republicans Of this county
want 1t distinctly undorstood that
they are not for Stephen b. Elkins
for reelection to u. =. senate.
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Robert Hamilton went 60 Glen
vile last week to enter the fall term
of the Normal school.
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Miss Matte H avs, who has been
seriously sick with appendicitis, is
considerably better and is thought
to be out of danger.
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A. Il. Kenney was on the West
Fork last week taking up some oil
leases.
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s L. Keith, prominent farmer
and business man of Crummies
creek, was in town Satu rday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

s. II. Stump went to Pnrkersburg
to the show last week and will spend
O few days with friends there.
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Attorney j NJ. Hamilton attend
ed court at Glenvile last week
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MIS-. Ham Marshall. OF Big
Root, is reported very sick,
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Tuesday. Sept. Is. 1906.
Whole Number 1890
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Charley Starcher and a crew of
men repaired the road leading from
the ferry to the top Of the hill to-
war ds Pine creek EIe had crop
Of com Gu his farm to get out and
the roads were ID such condition
that wagon could not go over
them.
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Mr. and Mrs AL Hardman were
shopping in town Saturday
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Undertaking Department.

partmen aud will Garry good assortment Collins Caskots
Robes Suits and Trimmings and win be Equipped Wag
ON and Licensed Enbamer and viii deliver
homes and do tbs Funeral Directing free OF Charge Tn you
get just what you want Arnodsurg
iamo Stock at spencer and Deliver within
wo get the order always have good
be on Che Road Thirty minutes oftor get your
We also fro Grrono when
your purchases amount 10 $40 co.
Hoping that our associations with the people Of this socou tho
country viii be mutually agreeable aud assuring Chat prices
are right and Treatment FIRST class.wo are
SINCERELY YOURS -ses-ee..
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Miss Eva Dye attended the big
show at Parkers5urg last week.
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DR. and Mrs Dye returned last
week from Parkersburg, where the
la tier had gone to see O specialists
in regard to throat trouble. We
are glad to state the trouble is not
n serious one and can be soon OYER
come.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

Prof. Smith and Jim Wilson are
starting off with q splendid school
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Henry, tie Tuckyho. Of Sheridan
district, was in town last Saturday.
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E. L. Austin has gone 70 Kentucky
for week or ten days on business
with some coal men SIr. Austin
yesterday leased the Pickering &
Belts land below town aud has
made arrangements Tor we'll to be
started within 30 days.
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Arnoldsburg Fair September %,
26 and ~. For premium list OF
other Information call on or address,
the secretary. Loury Hays, Arnolds-
burg, w Va.
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Our Auction Sale

will be the first Sat, in Oct, the
terms of sale will be given soon, In
the mean time yoy can buy better
shoes, better hats, better clothing,
better anything we sell here tina n
you can get anywhere else for the
same mOney.
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r. G. Hardman has been IN Ken
lucky for the past week, locking for
a couple If carloads Of sheep. He
and his father have decided TO give
the sheep industry q triad They
have farm that 10 splendidly
adapted to it, and we predict they
will have great lhtccess.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-09-18

Rev. Nutter was returned hero
by the conference. and Rev. Bud
Smith was made presiding elder of
this circuit, which has been chHnged
to the Sutton circuit. Rev. Peck
was given All appointment. Rev.
Bob Bell will return 10 ilool. Rev.
Miles Geho will 80 to Barbours-
vile.
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Pay up

Everyone Who o~es ~ a penny or
more must pay it before the l5'h.
We murt have cash TO buy bargains
We must buy bargains or We can not
sell them.
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Ice >, A.. q Of the circuit court
Of Calhoun comfy, do certify that bond has
been executed and filed by the said Commits
sioners in the penalty Of six hundred dol
lars, as required by decree in said cause.
T.sie q Z Staicher, clerk
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-"IIum" Hardman, OF Reedy, was
in this county last week.
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For 4 good reliable sait q clothes
60 to Want a Balrs.
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said cause
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thirl the
purchase money. cash in hand ON day OF
sale, aud the residue upon credit of six
and twelve months, taking FROM the pur-
chaser notes or bonds for the deferred i'm
staliments with good security and bearing
interest from day of sale,
II. G.. ElNN,
y. NJ. y 2,ILTON.
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-
We failed last week to mention
rhe marriage Of Art Huauan to
Miss Lacy Wilson. two yesy pJpu-
Jar young people Of this tewo,
They will go 10 housekeeping next
week in the Kuotts property at the
mouth IF 5Imon's run. The Chron-
ice extends coDgratulation and
wishes them a long and happy life.
A few days prior 70 bis death
Andrew Stemple wrote tie follow
ing card Of thanks which be wanted
published and whioh we gladly 70.
produce;
II want to sly 70 my many
friends who have administered t.
my wants during my affection, thai
words cannot expfoas my gratitude
to ono and all, and sll who may yoI
assist Aad should 10 be tho will o.
the Master for mo Of To- stay witt
you, you know whore to Sud me
Aud may He, who rulos above, pu
Il into all your hearls 90 meet NJ,
oter on Canan'a psaoefa shore
where woll mooi Co plrt no more"
Andrew Slemple
Mn htemplc was an able chris
thn gentleman, aad the community
81 which no lived deeply mourn hi
death.
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EVANSVILLE. VIVA.

OiethAN Id lliALlS W. a
Tuesday. Sept. Is. 1906.
Whole Number 1890
Mis-. "Ham" Marshall. OF Big
Root, is reported very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Hardman were
shopping in town Saturday.
Miss Eva Dye attended the big
show at Parkers5urg last week.
Attorney j NJ Hamilton attend
ed court al GlenvilIe last week
Prof. Smith and Jim Wilson are
starting off with n splendid school
------.- go
Henry, tie Tuckyho. of Sheridan
district, was in town last Saturday
A. e Kenney was on the West
Fork last week taking up some oil
leases.
Robert Hamilton went TO Glen
vile last week to enter the fall term
of the Normal school.
s L. Keith, prominent farmer
and business man of Crummies
creek, was in town Satu rday.
s. II. Stump went to Pnrkersburg
to the show last week and will spend
few days with friends there.
Rev. A. Westfall took his daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha, to Minnora last
week to attend the teachers exami.
nation.
Miss Matte H avs, who has been
seriously sick with appendicitis, is
considerably better aud is thought
to be out of danger.
The republicans Of this county
want 1t distinctly understood that
they are not for Stephen b. Elkins
for reelection to IT, ). senate.
Alfred e Kennoy net with a
painful accident last week at
Arnoldsburg by spraiuinR his ankle.
He is only able to wall, with the aid
of crutches, but is improving and
will be alright in short time
E. L. Austin has gone 70 Kentucky
for week or ten days on business
with some coal men. SIr. Austin
yesterday leased the Pickering &
Belts land below town aud has
made arrangements FOR a we'll to be
started within 30 days
Rev. Nutter was returned hero
by the conference. and Rev. Bud
Smith was made presiding elder of
this circuit, which has been chsnged
to the Sutton circuit. Rev. Peck
was given All appointment. Rev
Bob Bell will return 10 iiool. Rev.
Miles Geho will 80 to Barbours-
vile.
Charley Stareher and a crew of
men repaired the road leading from
the ferry to the top Cf the hill to-
war ds Pine creek EIe had Il crop
Of com Gu his farm to get out and
the roads were ID such condition
that wagon could not go over
them.
DR. and Mrs. Dye returned last
week from Parkersburg. where the
la tier had gone to see specialists
in regard to a throat trouble. We
are glad to state the Trouble is not
n serious one and can be soon OYER
come.
----Sf-s -1l-@------
r. G. Hardman has been IN Ken
lucky for the past week, locking for
couple If carloads Of sheep. He
and his father have decided TO give
the sheep industry q triad They
have a farm that 10 splendidly
adapted to it, and we predict they
will have great htccess.
We failed last week to mention
rhe marriage Of Art. Hu6uan to
Miss Lacy Wilson. two very p.pu-
Jar young people Of this tewn,
They will go 10 housekeeping next
week in the Knots property at the
mouth of 5lmon's run. The Chron-
ice extends congratulation and
tyiqhaa fhoro a lour. anT 1ettr,r life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

STORES WELL LOCATED.
$1,000, renting for $50! $3.50, rent
ing for $50; brick; cellars; on thor
oughfare NV.
$6,0O0-Rents $47.5O; near 14th and
U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

When 1t comes to graceful footwear for par
ties. balls, weddings and other social functions
great stock and beautiful styles are
second to none. We're showing many delight
full creations-pumps, O1fords Christie Ties
and Strap Sandals made Of best dull shiny
feathers, made in pretty shades of satin,
suede or kid-heels as dainty you please
fronts plain handsomely beaded in jet or
steel or gilt-Prices: surprisingly low.