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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
TWO TIE FOR HONORS
IN KANSAS CITY SHOOTING,

Kansas City Mo, Feb. 9.-W. s.
HoOn. Of Jewell, Ia, and Harry Snyder.
Of Kansas City, were the high amateurs
al the opening shoot of Kansas City's
annual midwinter trap shooters tour
nament here Tuesday. They tied for
Of 1875
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
JACK DILLON OUTFIGHTS
IENINSkN IN 10 ROI NDS

New York. Feb. Jack Dillon, Of
Indianapolis. outfought Battling LIE
whisky, Of this city. in a ten round bout
in Brooklyn Tuesday night Dillon
weighed I'm at 16S 1-2 pounds and Lee
whisky at IFS IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
MAIL For JACK HERRICK.

The sporting editor has a letter for
Jack Herrick, the boxer. He can get il
by calling at the editorial rooms of The
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09

Points won. Cook Q. shoop /; high game.
iameweu 172. high total, Gamewel 1913.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08
FIELD WORK has been COMPLETED
ON PROPOSED |NTfRURBAN TROLLEY LINE
Estimated Cest of the Line Fully Equipped, is 100000
Nearly all Rights of Way have been Secured. CO.
operation Desired

The following statement in regard to
the proposed Carolina Rapid Transit
Company has been issued by j. F.
Jacobs Of Clinton, chairman of the
Board Of Corporators:
Mr.. Reid Tull, Chief Engineer of the
Carolina Rapid Transit Company, has
just finished the field work in the sur
vey, and begins the office work in the
preparation of the engineering report,
collection Of commercial data, ETC., this
week. Two lines and in some cases
three lines have been run, with view
to the final adoption of the most feas-
ible route, measured in the light of the
cost of construction, cost of operation,
the mileage, and the degree of coop
Grafton given by the people on the COM
peting lines, the plan being to connect
Spartanburg, Union, Lanrens and Clin-
ton by rapid electric transit system
for freight and passengers.
Mr.. Tull advises that the cost of this
line fully equipped, built in an Al
manner with maximum grade of per
cent and maximum curvature of 6
degrees, heavy rail, heavy overhead
construction, first class 60-foot ex-
press cars and heavy electric engines
for the first service will be about $50
200 per mile. The mileage Is about
siXty-twO miles, 50 that the actual cost
of construction and equipment will be
upwards of 100000, exclusive of any
possible power development which
may be involved In the proposition.
Mr.. Tull Is much pleased with the
character of the country traversed and
with the volume Of business evidently
to be had for such q line. The actual
facts and figures of the cost will not
develop until the engineering and COM
mercial reports are complete. The
work Will be done very thoroughly and
when finished, will be laid before the
people Of the three counties in full de-
tail.
The engineering corps has had in
charge the securing of rights of way,
and fully 95 per cent Of the rights of
way are already in hand. In few in
stances there has been lack OF CO
operation, and such instances are like
ly to work greatly to the disadvantage
of the line Of survey on which they oc-
cur. This road is a peoples road.
1t Is to be built by the people of
Spartanburg, Union and Laurens coun-
ties If 1t Is to be built at all. Hence,
any lack Of cooperation of the people
on the line In any part of the line is
not only discouragcment to the devel-
opment as whole, but will also likely
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08

Privileges to Galicia.

Amsterdam, Nov 5.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph has addressed an autograph
letter to Premier Ernest Won Koerber.
stating that it is his will when the new
state of Poland comes into existence
to grant Gallcia the right independents
ly to manage its own internal affairs.
The emperor charges Premier Won
koerber to prepare measures for the
legal realization Of this command.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08

lnJure the community in which the op-
position develops by diverting the line
from that community into some other.
The line will no doubt be located
where the largest cO-operation Is de-
Velopcd, for in nearly all cases the COM
pctitiVe surveys are pretty we'll bal
anced as regards els tof construction
anccd as regards cost of construction
be largely a question of me degree of
cooperation afforded by the, people
along given line as to whether the
railroad will be built along that line
OF not. BY cooperation is meant free
rights OF way, free town sites, extern
,sive subscriptions to capital stock, etc.
1t becomes more and more clear that
the people of the three counties are
going to build the line, but it is not
certain along what line of survey it
will be built. Hence, it will be great
ly to the interest of the people on or
near any Of the lines of survey to put
forth their EXTREMIST endeavor to give
the hcartiest possible cooperation to
those who have the matter in charge;
that Is, if they care to conserve their
own interests, as well as advance the
interest of their county.
The subscriptions made to the ex-
penses of survey and the initial ex-
penses of organization have ony been
paid in part. There remains to be col
lected considerable sums in Spartan
berg, Union, Glenn Springs, Cedar
Springs, Cross Anchor, Walnut Grove,
West Springs and Laurens. Only two
points have paid their subscriptions
complete, Tylersville and Clinton.
The funds in hand will pay the ex-
penses Of the engineering corps for
about one month further. Hence 1t is
extremely desirable that the Boards OF
Trade and public spirited citizens in
the above mentioned communities
which are still short on their collcc-
tions get busy at once and collect up
the entire volume Of funds subscribed,
placing same to the credit of the Caro-
lima Rapid Transit Company Board of
Corporators 1t Is likely that the en-
gincering and commercial reports will
be published for free distribution
throughout the three counties, and will
months.
mouths.
The Board Of Corporators will be
called to meet and consider the report
of Mr.. Tull as soon as that report IS
ready
j. F.. Jacobs, Chairman,
Board Of Corporators,
Carolina Rapid Transit Company.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08
WARSIIIP TO HELP
MERCHANT SISTER
U-S to Convey Deutschland Home.
May Come to Coast.

New London, Conn, Nov. 3.--The
German armored submarine U-57, sis
tership OF the U53, which recently
sank five vessels off the New England
coast, Is expected TO act as ocnvoy
for the undcrsea freighter, Duetsch-
land on her return trip to Germany.
according to a statement tonight by
Capt. Paul Koenig.
The Deutschland skipper added:
II would not be surprised if the
armed submarine appeared off this
coast while | am in port You can't
tell what the government will do"
Capt Koenig said he probably would
make his homeward dash within the
next ten days. He denied report
that he would go through the Cape Cod
canal, saying nothing was to be gained
by this route.
officials Of the Eastern forwarding
company announced that the Duetsch-
lands cargo was discharged at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Great care
was exercised to prevent outsiders
from seeing the work. Only the crew
Of the submarine and the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Willehad were al
lowed In the hold.
Vice President Hilken of the For
warding company, left today for New
York. Nothing has been made public
concerning the Duetschland's manifest.
James l.. McGovern, COLLECTOR OF Gus
toms, Is out OF town. He sent special
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08
How To Be Rid of
Disgusting Dandruff

The only way to be permanently rid
OF disgusting. untldy dandruff Is to cor
rect its cause. Shampooing merely
cleanses the scalp for few days, then
the scales form again as thick as ever.
TO destroy the dandruff germ and
get rid of dandruff for good, part the
pair and apply LITTLE of the genuine
Partisan Sage directly on the bare
scalp, and rub 1t In With the finger tips
for a few minutes until absorbed by
the scalp. You wtll surely be amazed
at the result OF gwen one application,
for your hair and scalp will look and
feel 100 per cent better.
Only few days massage with
Parisian Sage are needed to destroy
the germs that cause the dandruff to
form. The scalp becomes healthy, the
hair VIII grow better and show more
life and vitality, and you need never be
trouble by dandruff again. Faded, dull
or lifeess hair is quickly restored TO
beauty by this simple process, which is
absolutely harmless, and will not stain
the hair or make 1t greasy.
Partisan Sage can be obtained from
Laurens Drug Co and druggists every
where. 1t Is not expensive.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08

delivery letter today to Capt. Koenig,
but the latter declined to comment on
It's contents.
The citizens committee, which has
arranged for complimentary banquet
to the Duetschland's crew next We'd
nesday, announced that gold watch.
suitable inscribed, vii be presented to
Capt. Koenig.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-11-08

We have the best Window Shades to
be found.
s. NJ. 6 n. II. WILKES s. co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Reality Bargaims

Beautiful east front bungalow; first
class material and workmanship. Ele-
giant quarter sawed oak floors. manu-
some lighting fixtures and val decor
ations; large basement. iarage Tor
.wo cars; servants quarters, cisterh'
beautiful lawn. shrubs and trees. To-
Gated in superb neighborhood on
south side. Positively the most at
tractive home on the market. owners
leaving the city and will sell at actual
cost. VIII be shown by appointment
only.
East front, eight roor,. close Ill
home: corner lot; south part of city,
close in; elegant forest sradc trees
all modern improvements. \ very at
traCtivc home in perfect condition
Price $500, with terms.
Seven-room, new, thorc uEhly up
to-date residence. south part city. re-
stricted neighborhood prc OF the
best buys on the marlet Price
$4,000: fully worth $1,000; terms II
desired. and quick possession; better
investigate this as you carEot beat IL
IN Tulsa for value and attruytiveness.
Choice extra well buili six-room
hu nga low. south part city: corner lot;
very deep lot giving ample room for
second house II desired. Living room
and dining room all Cak finish; entire
house in perfect condition. Basement
garage: a lovely little home for $4,000
with easy terms and early lUssession.
Seven-room bungalow; east front;
south part of city. Price $1,000; a
snap. The last lot in south part city
that can be bought for sjLp Better
talk quick. Phone 339 or 44S or see
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

WANTED Humber yard bookkcrper and
salesman, northern oklahoma single man
preferred SAIurE 500 Give age and 'Nprr-
ieuco Clarke IS Bates Lumber rompauy,
1906 Commerce Bldg. karsa, city, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02


DO YOU NEED MONEY! I loan money on
your furniture and pianos in homes or
storage. $40 up: also diamond loans-noth
ing too large All business strictly conf
dental. pos New Ault Bldg. Phone 5539
MONEY To LOAN on FARMS-SiOO 600
to loan on Oklahoma farms in amounts
10 suit. reasonable rate OF interest ! r.
Jennings, office 305 Mayc Bldg. Phone
36Ss or $3.50
FARM AND CITY loans. largc and small
ressonatie rates coed privileges. farm
ioans taken H. almost any locality CITY
loaus lini'cd to Tulsa. f. A. Lilly. 2II 10
Texas Plds
MONEY To LOAN. $1,000. $4,000. $4,000
private money. two or three years. on city
property. G. +. Coggeshall Co. 6l7 Daniel
Bldg Phone 1876.
S5O.JOU TO LOAN in sm3urts 10 suit on
monthly payment, or viii loan to buid
prompt service Percy Collins 30S Palace
Bids Phone us
SEVERAL thousand dollars private money TO
to losn on improved well located city prop
erty Elya {. Bsrrows. Z. o. Box 573. Phone
1901.
IF you want a farm loan, rates right. see
NJ White, 2s HAYWARD BIS
SOME private money to loan 500 Bliss bldg
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

PINE s-ro"m house. hardwood floors ,v,
sleeping porches Death in famlly neres.t
ates ir.med a., sale Remarkable terms. no
agents. Address Bon 26Is. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
FURNITURE FOR SALE

1it4Ni 1iNiS oAe OAhAI
A0Il@TQWll
AQlG0iO1n Co.
No. 90 West First street. will have
at their store consigned to them
rooms OF extra fine household goods
WI ich must be sold at once. All high
class goods. but must go cheap. Brass
beds. cost si5. Extension table. cost
$25, Gas Range. cost S35, Buffets.
cost S45, Leather Rockers. cost $40.
Chiffrobe. cost $50. Library Table,
cost $50. Duofold. cost $50. Administer
Rugs, cost S33. Kitchen Cabinet. cost
$40. and other things too numerous
TO mention. The goods must be sold
regardless Of what they cost. Be sure
and look these bargains over before
buying elsewhere. Saturday and Mon
day.
A0hePGOm AWcliWm Co.
26 West First Phone i7Ss.
JACOBS Furniture Co. is no; in the high
rent district Call and save money your
purchase. Everything for the home on easy
ps! ments il you desire 222 East First street.
Phone 100
UPHOIS STERING-Furniture renaired up.
hOstered or polished. auto cushions aud
mattresses made new. References Hotel Tulsa
1890
FOR sAIE-Thrre electric bun fans, good
as new. Library table. dining table high
chair, dresser. rocker and other articles too
numerous TO mention 3o7 West Fourth st.
FOR SALE-Furniture for three room house
party buying furniture can rent house
worth $500 will sell for 800 cash. 1917
East Second
FOR SALE-Three rooms OF furniture all
new stuff will sell all or part with priv
ilege OF renting ohuse. l4l6 Admiral boule
ward.
FOR SALE-Five rooms of new furniture
make your own proposition Rent on build
ing reasonable, close in. Phone 5000 Monday.
UNCALLED for furniture will be sold for
charges. Bowers Furniture Hospital. 2l5
East Fifth
FOR Refrigerator. $40: baby buggy
sl5. Room Boulder Bldg, Fifth and
Boulder
FOR SALE-One oak dining table. one
dining room lamp in good condition. Phone
4979
RESTAURANT stoools FOR sale See Scott
Halliburton Abbot Co.
FURNITURE for sale Phone 4233-J
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FARMS FOR SALE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
FURNISHED ROOMS

~onth Lansing
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping room
and ktcheuctt With connecting bath for
man and wife Phone 3g7o, or cali n7A
NoT'h boston.
FOR kEN beautifully furnished southeast
room ADJOINING bath for one or Two bu'i'
h., p,',. "1t.'' ,at t''' ''"'''"' ''''"
1''-,
FOR RfNI 1928 south Main street bed.
room M'h N'gl.-- l1i, '..',.... l..,'S,-is
rs.5 .,1i
-
NI,L.l 'urni,1rd room w.th P]sirii, ] rgI,,S
d,.. ,,.,.--.3 r.f.r.rIs. Phone
t"a5
---,.. 7,,-.--,- - ~,
VN NgH @ i, room ''.ss r' -s ." ,,i,b chill
,,r ....','.' -, o., van, ,i.., one
,,.,,,,,l,, f.r I,,.....r,,,. r~f-renrr. ay.
changed Phone l-lI -ni Nurth MAN
F.,p my % ,,,o.l.-, 9,--r,.brJ IiyII
1' I'm ,'''" .oni5 .t,,.Urr
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r..,.,. pt,rs ti1s
-l ~ ~. i'-'., --' --i-'
FOR kEN one furnished room ior genie
man or hu,in',, woman 'u- south 'in'
-lnnau Fh-ns ..'ll
FOR Rent Two nicely furnished rooms for
l'""''n 'N'''
FOR hrN Large furnished room ana
N'. .h'n''', for Aon'es'er'ns' sron"d ''o'r'
--2 >el-- n',',... -.----
TWO h"Hs'h,rpiH- rooms Nllh private en-.
frances aud p"r.hrs. - per week. 'iieA
t-l tllf-o LI-..
TOR RfNr Comfortable slcep.ng room.
modern home gentlemen. 2o- West Eighth
iI''' i0oh'
FOR ktN -Four nicely furnished room, la
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED-Is there live wire
salesman who wants 10 clean up 81 500 or
more IN the next 90 daysi Get in commuui
cation with us. We have the best oil lot and
stock proposition on the market Cushing
proposition 20 make Won chunk ~ money
Gushing Webb OH company. saltwater. Okla
SAI FSMEN WANTED-Best Punch Board
deals on earth. Brand-new consignment s.
commission on order and repeats Old reliable
Grove Mfg Co. 2562 Cottage Grove. Chicago.
salesman with experience in sell
ins stocks aud bonds. will bear closest in
cation. Box 2t29 care World
COULD use one or two first-class saesmen
must have personality and brains Address
Lock BoS $50 Tulsa
~ ANTFD-Lsdie' cr gentlemen 10 sell
high grade aIunIinun <ATs. Call Q till IL,
.iO7 West Archer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-06
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CHARLTON.

Mrs, Lyle Campbell has returned
from few days visit with relatives
and friends in Ottumwa where she
formerly resided.
Mrs. F.. C. Stote and daughter Eliza
beth returned yesterday from visit IN
Centerville with her grandmother.
Mrs. S. G. Morris visited In Osceola
yesterday with her uncle who II quite
ILL.,
Mrs. Alice Larimer OF OttumWa,
formerly of this city visited In Charlton
Monday night with her brother I. F.
Maple and family enroute home from
Amarillo, Texas, where she visited her
nieces Mrs. Ed Pickerell and Mrs.
Theo Russell ALSO formerly of Charlton.
Mrs. Mary Filler of this city and sis
ter Mrs. ]. B. Alter Of Tacoma went to
Ottumwa to spend Decoration day.
p. T. Knowles and daughter Cassie
went to Osceola to attend the funeral OF
his nephew Virgil Lane who died IN
Colorado. -
Mrs. Amanda Barger Of Ottumwa'
formerly of Charlton came up yester-
day to attend the Memorial Day exer-
cises and visit old friends. Her father
was a soldier in the civil war and Is
buried in this county, and she had a
special interest in the unwilling OF the
new monument.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-06
STORY XVI.
BUDDY AND BRlGHTDYEs FALL
DOWN HILL.


Not far from where Buddy and
Brighteyes Pigg lived in the pen with
their papa and mamma, there was a
big, tall hill. Oh, ever so much taller
than a house, but not quite SO high
and the other was because 1t was so
steep.
It seemed as if no one would ever
be able to scramble up the sides Of
this hill, or, If they did, very likely
they would tumble down again, just
like boy sliding over the ice and
snow on his sled.
But one fine morning when the sun
was shining and the birds were sing
ing Buddy said to Brighteyes:
"Iet's climb up to the top Of the
hill today?" .-. 49,
What for?" asked his sister, as she
tied her hair ribbon in a double bow
knot, very pretty indeed to look at,
let me tell you.
"Why, so we can see away off where
the sky and the mountains come to.
gether beyond the hill" said Buddy.
"You can see beautiful scenery from
the tip top, you know"
What good will that do?" asked
Brighteyes, who was very fond Of ask
ing questions that were hard to an
swer, What is the good of looking
at the scenery" she wanted to know.
because" answered her brother,
every one does that where there Is
a high hill. heard some Of the sum
mer boarders at the farmhouse near
our pen telling each other what a
beautiful view there was to be had
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-06
Children's Evening Story

from the hill. We must see 1t for
ourselves. There Is no one around
now, and we can climb to the top"
II don't care very much about It,"
spoke Brighteyes. II would rather
find another box of peanut candy"
but because she loved Buddy and did
not want him to start, off alone she
consented to climb the big hill with
him. So they started off, At hrst it
was rather easy and they went up
quite fast. At the foot of the hill were
blackberry bushes and the guinea pig
children gathered as many berries as
they could eat.
But as they went farther and far
Their up, the bushes grew more scarce
until there were none. Then came
place where there was tall grass and
many stones, so that It was hard to
walk. But Buddy and Brishteyes kept
on and pretty soon they met grass
hopper.
Where are you going% asked the
grasshopper.
ITO the top OF the hill to see the
view" answered Buddy. $3.50.
you will never get there the way
you are going" said the grasshopper
you should Jump as d." and he
gave three big hops and little one
to show how well he could do 1t.
I'VE cannot hop" remarked
Brighteyes, "but we have a friend
who can"
"Who?" asked the grasshopper. as
he scratched his two hind legs, like
a man playing the fiddle.
"Sammie Littletail, the rabbit said
Buddy. HE can hop"
ITO be continued.)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-06

Panama hat, which is light of weight
and wide enough of brim to keep the
face from burning. Dogskin or wash
chamois gloves may be worn It one
has the patience for them and desires
to keep the hands smooth and white.
These sport shirts are being used gen.
orally for even the most conventional
sports purposes. They are developed
in many suitable materials, ranging
from flannel to the deliberately colored.
checked and striped silk shirtings and
taffetas; and may be purchased from
about ono dollar and twenty-five cents
to fifteen dollars and beyond. Tho
comfortable and practical sport skirts
are fashioned of the colored cotton
velours and corduroys, the wildly
striped linens and canvas weaves.
smart mixtures OF Scotch and English
cheviots and tweeds, soft wool plaids
and checks. and for real hard usage the
regulation corduroys and khaki. These
skirts are cut short, full enough for
comfort and we'll supplied with pockets
They usually fit trinity around waist
and hips and combined with natty
sport blouse or shirt, form smart,
becoming costume.
Coats and Sweaters.
Sweaters or sweater coats, are de-
cidedly comfortable and practical artl-
Giles to complete the sport costume.
These sweater coats are made OF the
new striped and plain jersey cloths IN
wool or silk; of corduroy, In the bright
pretty colorings favored for this pur-
pose; of broadcloth, flannel, tweed and
similar fabrics. They are, as rule,
unlined and may be fashioned at home
to be as effective as those purchased
and much less expensive. The striped
linen suit, with plain coat, illustrated
here, is perfectly appropriate suit
for the beach, boardwalk or general
daytime wear. The blouse n one OF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-06
THE VACATION
GIRLS WARDROBE

SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SPORT SHIRT AND SKIRT
"A WORD OR TWO ON SWEATERS AM

the new middys, effectively trimmed
with collar. cuffs, and wide roomy
pockets of the striped material used
for the skirt.
A smart little sport coat OF one OF
the striped silks, glove or jersey, may
be appropriately worn with various
frocks and on various occasions. For
instance It Is not out Of place to slip
on one Of these soft silken coats over
the dance or afternoon frock, II one
Is chilly and there is no danger Of
crushing the frock; and they are quite
the usual thing to wear over the lin.
serie dress, either for daytime or
evening.
There are many effective blouses,
cut Russian or modified MILDLY fashion,
developed in these soft silks, linens
and novelty fabrics and commonly
called sport blouses, but being approp-
riately worn for the various daytime
occasions aside from sports, An espe-
cially pretty design is shown here,
combined with a skirt of white serge.
This model slips on over the head, and
Is made of the new glove silk, in black
and white stripes; the blouse is smart
ly trimmed with collar. cuffs and
girdle of the serge. Such costume
Is charming and sensible for the girl
who plays tennis and INDUCES in sim.
liar sports, and 1t may be worn quite
as appropriately by the girl who mere
ly looks on
Sporting and Walking Shoes.
Whether it is the influence Of the
sports fad, or just a natural reaction
from uncomfortable heels and pointed
toes, one sees numbers of sensible
shoes worn by smartly dressed wo.
men these days. OF course there is
the distinct sports shoe for tennis, or
golf with rubber sole and heel, and
the heavy tramping or hunting boot.
But there Is another shoe, a typical
walking shoe, which Is beginning to
be seen on the street. worn with tho
smartly tailored suit of serge or linen: