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HOME TO-DAY FROM
cLENWooD SPRINGS

Drs. r. E. Holmes and Stanley J.
Roberts returned home on an early
train this morning from Glenwood
Springs where they have been in at
tendance at the annual meeting OF the
Colorado State Medical Society since
the first of the week. They report a
large number of medicos present and
an interesting convention. The ses-
sions OF the society were held at the
Hotel Glenwood.
| Miss Ann Thomas OF Baltimore, Nd.
Is enjoying a pleasant visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas OF
South Canon.
Mrs. Olive Canda and l. X Nickel
| lar took ride in the airplane yes
terday.
DIR. p. d. Russell of Pueblo will re-
turn to his home today after enjoy
| ing the Elks' convention here.
Willard FELTON, came down from
Pueblo last night to visit his mother
and attend the Elks' dance.
Mrs w. A. Smart will be the guest
of Miss Rena Rowe for few days
at the Rowe ranch.
Mrs. A. B. Augustine spent Thurs
day in Pueblo visiting with friends.
Judge Payne OF Loveland is among
the bighsteppers here and is enjoy
ing himself at the Elks' convention.
A special train took the Elks and
their guests through the gorge today.
leaving at $3.50.
G. H. Sweeney OF Pueblo attended
the Elks' convention here and was
the guest Of Jim Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Thomas returned
to Denver Thursday after spending
two days at the convention
| The best place TO get wall paper is
+, at f. e. Williams. 61s Main St 217-tf
Lee Beauvais. who has been in
| New York, is in Canon City a few
days visiting friends.
All Rowe. who has been here en-
joying the convention. leaves tomor-
row morning for Eagle, Colo, where
he win visit his daughter.
c. c. Henderson left today for his
home in Pueblo after enjoying the
three days at the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph wann returned
from Pueblo Thursday where they
have been for the past few days. Mr.
Wnnn went down TO see tractor
! demonstration.
Wilbur Eddy leaves Saturday night
/ Tor Madison. Wis, where he will at
tend the State University. He ex.
poets to take commercial course.
Mrs owen johnson. sister OF Mrs.
Alya Wood. was called TO this city
Wednesday because OF the Illness OF
i Marvin Wood. However. he is much
improved today.
Hub Egner Of Denver IS visiting
friends here during the Elks' conven-
ton.
Lurah wyncoop is teaching school
at Cottonwood. She eft Monday and
will spend satrrdass and Sundays
! with her parents.
Nj and Mrs L. \. Mehrthur OF La
Junts were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. r Fiegg during their stay at
the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Rockafeilow and
Gerald returned from Greeley recent
ly after a visit there with relatives.
Gerald leaves Sunday TO attend Col.
orado College at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis leave
today for Denver after spending three
days here attending the Elks' conven-
tion.
COLLEGE STtTDI-NTE' Cana IN
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COLLEGE sTUDENTsl Come 20
the ''house-warming" OF the frst cam
pus dormitory to be erected by a
state school In Colorado II IL at the
State Normal school at Gunnison,
which is now a standard college as
well as a normal school The Normal
School gives the two-year professional
course as well as regular college
work. Fall quarter opens September
20. Lowest expenses In the state. 1858
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SCHOOL ORDERs CALI,ED.

NOTICE. u hereby given that the foI-
lowing registered school Warrants is-
sued by the several districts OF FIRE.
mont county, Colorado. drawn upon the
several funds. viii he paid upon pre-
sontation to The County Trcanurrr at
his office In Canon city, Coiarade. ary
time during business hours - ~ &c =
the date of this notic. and tts, Eth de-.
of September. 1880. and furtiic3 .s.ssi0e
Is hereby given that school Warranty
called by tnts motto" not 20 preFenfsiii.
shall ccaEe 10 ifa.w inter. ~ on snJ
after mibuiGht OF September :. 1852.
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Friday

Mr.. and Mrs s. r. Rissley will re
turn to their home in Pueblo Satur
day. Mr.. Rissley is exalted ruler OF
;he Elks' lodge there.
Edna Ott will arrive In Canon City
Saturday and join Miss Anna OFT
They will both go to Grand Junction
where Miss Anna OFT has a ranch.
John Johns Of Baltimore. Md, is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Of South Canon. This Is Mr.. Johns
regular triennial visit to Canon City
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MRS. e. {. WILLIAMS
REPORTED QUITE ILL


Mrs. E. E. Williams, 716 Forest ave-
nue., has been quite i'll for several
days, but is reported some better thb
omrning.
LEEPERs TO MOVE
TO CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leeper ex-
pect to leave for their home in San
Bernardino, Cal, soon. They have
sold their home here to Mrs. Patch
of Colorado Springs.
ENTERTAINED AT
A STAG DINNER =.
Walter Kearney gave a dinner
party Monday night to NJ. d. Malchi.
Charles Day, Ed Fredrickson and Her
bert Brewer at the Strathmore.
PROMINENT BOULDER ELK
ARRIVES IN CANON CITY
George Pomeroy arrived from Boul.
der last night. He has charge Of the
Boulder Elks' delegation, and will be
one of the judges of prizes.
CAMPING PARTY HOME
FROM TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ID. Horney and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris
and family returned Monday from a
weeks camping trip.
SHIRLEY GIRLS HOME
FROM TRINIDAD.
Misses Sylvia and Mildred Shirley
returned Sunday from Trinidad. Miss
Sylvia is recovering from an opera
tion and has been there for the past
month Miss Mildred joined her sis
ter there a week ago.
CHARLIE MocH AND
WIFE HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moch and wife
of Pueblo arrived in Canon City Tues
day night to be in readiness for the
three days of the Ellzs convention.
Charlie is loyal Elk of Pueblo No.
80 and always takes in all OF the state
conventions.
BEAUTIFUL ELK PAINTING
DONATED TO ELks.
Charles L. Keys and Raymond
Halves Of the Keyes Paint company
have presented to Canon City lodge
No. 610. B. P. o. E. beautiful paint
ing of an elk on rocky crag in the
mountain Businesses, done by Mr.
Hawes. The painting has been
hung in the reception room of the
Elks home and is eliciting a great
deal of praise from all who view it,
MISSOURI GUESTS AT
THE BEATTY HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Young and baby
arrived here today from Green City,
Mo, and are guests at the home of
Mrs. Young's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Dean Beatty, 1885 Park avenue. They
were accompanied by Miss Pauline
Walker and Oran Porter. niece and
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty. The
visitors expect to spend a week or 10
days here.
BOYS TO WORK AT
HILLSIDE.
William Hill and Harry Cook LEFT
Tuesday for Hillside. where they will
go to work.
sTUMPs DOWN FROM
! HIGH PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stump are
down from their ranch on High Park
for the winter. Miss Cora Mccoy,
also.
II. WEBER BUSINESS
VISITOR HERE.
II. Weber of Salida spent the past
few days here on business.
MRS. LULU ROBERTS IN
PUEBLO.
Mrs. Lulu Roberts left Tuesday On
business trip to Pueblo for a few
days.
ROBERT DUNCAN WITH THE
FOREST SERVICE.
Robert Duncan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Duncan, went TO Westcliffe
on Thursday Of last week and is now
one Of the clerks in the forestry serv-
ice office at that place. The office
employs five or six and is one OF the
important places in Westcliffe
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Coulson, John Burg Frank Marshall
from Boulder to the convention.
Sarah Limpus of Rifle returned to
her home after ten days visit with
her grandfather. o. Lindoerg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Udell arrived
in Canon City recently from Marshall.
Mich. and expect to make Canon City
their home.
Mrs. W. G.. Pugh of Baltimore, who
has been visiting in the Springs, will
spend few days with Mrs. w. B. Eel
tC;; and Miss Alice before returning
home.
G. II. Johnson of Omaha, who has
been near Beulah this summer, su.
perintending some government work
for the forestry service. is a guest OF
John Pearson for a few days be-
fore returning home.
Gov Tanner of Illinois was a visitor
in Canon iCty last week, and while
the mining propositions.
After an absence of three months
at Paris and other European points.
Miss Maude Baker is home again She
reports tempestuous voyage across
the channel.
The work on the Strathmore hotel
is being pushed and the new hosiery
will soon be open.
w. H. Davis. Ted Harding, A. II.
Davis and John Carris spent Sunday
last on Tallahassee creek hunting. and
returned successful to the extent Of
one fine deer.
FLYING CIRCUS
WILL EXHIBIT
The flying circus Of the Central
Continental Flying School Of Pueblo
will exhibit in Canon City Thursday
and Friday OF the Elks' convention.
This performance is being put on by
the courtesy Of the local B. p. o. Elks
chapter here. The circus will fly in
war time performance, combat fight
ing, man jumping on wing in mid
air. and all kinds Of aerial acrobatic
stunts: loops, stall spins. immelman
turns. side slips. falling leafs, etc.
will be performed. Bob Dawson and
Pop" Kellar are the two stunt pilots.
Bob Dawson was formally a Canon
City boy. and served as instructor
during the war al Ellington Field. Tex
Pop" KellaT is one of the oldest fly
ers, having flown since 1908. and Is
acknowledged one OF the best flyers
in the country. Passengers will be
carried at any time during the conven-
ton, special rates being $40 ride.
Earl Cooley. who is running for
HamfAnanf 10 rrft n 10
wife and small daughter, enjoying the
Elks' convention. Thel are travel
ing through the state by auto.
RETURN FROM
MOTOR TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Litz and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Litz and little daughter
have returned from a 30v-miie auto
mobile trip to Leadville and return by
way of South Park and Colorado
Springs. They report the roads in
excellent condition on the whole trip
except short distance between here
and Colorado Springs.
HOME FROM
WICHITA, KAN.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Dickinson re-
turned the first OF the week from an
automobile trip to Wichita, Kan. and
other points down the Arkansas val
ley. They left the children at Gra-
NADIA, Colo, on the return trip for a
visit with the formers mother. The
farm crops in Eastern Colorado and
Western Kansas this year. said Mr.
Dickinson. have never been exceeded
in prodigaiity. In some Instances.
he declares, ranchers made enough
money from their wheat and oats to
more than pay for the land on which
1t was grown.
WILL ATTEND UNIVERSITY
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Wednesday
RETURNS FROM
SAIIpA HOSPITAL

Mrs. Felix Becker returned home
last week from six or seven weeks
spent at the Red Cross hospital in Sa-
Ida She is much improved in
health.
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E. f. BURNETT
OPTOMETRIST
Pueblo, Colo. Box 157.
Thursday, September 23rd
Catarrh Cannon BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Cafarrh is local disoase, greatly In
nuenced by constitutional conditions. and
In order 10 cure IL you must take an
Internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system. Haife Catnrrh Medicine was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
posed Of some OF the best TONES known.
combined with some OF the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
tho ingredients In Halls cnfarrh Medi-
cine 10 what produces such wonderful
results ia eatarrhs! ecae.lyss. Sead for
testimonials. free.
y. J. CHENEY q CO. Props.. Toledo. O
All Druggists. Sc, f 49,.
Halls Family Pifis for constipation
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c. C. CT /, head OF the c. C. Gill En-
craving Company in Denver, arrived
in Canon City Tuesday night, and will
be here throughout the Elks' conven-
ton.
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Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. E. &. Withers of Pu
eblo spent today with Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Cramer.
DR.. and Mrs. Cram of California ar
rived in Canon City recently and are
the guests of Mrs Grams parents
Mr. and Mrs .Tohn Stires.
Orville Bailey returned from West
cliffe Wednesday where he has been
for the past month and viii spend a
week with his parents before leav.
ing for Boulder. where he is going 70
school.
Max Hardy leaves today for Colo.
rado SPRINGS 2~here ne VII attend
the Colorado college
RAWLs VISITING FRIENDS
IN PARkDALE.
city are visitors in Parkdale today.
GUEST or MRS. D. II.
BROWN.
Mrs William Wilson arrived in Can.
on City from villa Grove Tuesday and
will be the guest of Mrs. d. H. Brown
BURNS HERE FROM FLORENCE
TUESDAY.
MT ana Ars- j. Burns OF Florence
were shopping visitors in Canon City
Tuesday.
GUEST OF
MRS. MULNIx
Mrs. G. o. Mayhail Of Pueblo is Wis
ifing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Nul
nix on South Ninth street this week
Mrs. Mayhall is a nurse at Minnequa
hospital. and has been resting and
visiting friends at Wetmore and
Greenwood the past 10 days
GUY JAMES GETS A
LIVE ELK.
Guy James went up 10 the Stirrur
ranch Labor day and came back with
an excellent soecimen OF elk. He
XII ed II with seod clean shot Tbe
elk has been mounted temporarily
and is on display at Andersen & Nor
gan's It will be cut up and the m ca,
placed oD sals Friday.
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SPENT SUNDAY WITH
CANON CITY FRIENDS


Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roberts and
daughters, Marie and Anna, Of Pieblo
spent Sunday visiting old friends and
acquaintances. While here they
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l. Shumway and family, 931 East
Main street. Mr.. Roberts Is master
mechanic OF the Pueblo-Saiida division
OF the d. e. r. G.. railroad.
James Bunten and mother, Mrs. j.
Bunten. left this afternoon for Car
tersville, Ga. where Jim will assume
the duties OF responsible position
with the Bertha Mineral Company. q
subsidiary of the New Jersey Zinc
Company.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
~ THE CITY TODAY
Morrison Shafroth, son OF the for
mer United States senator. John r.
Shafroth, who is a designate on the
Democratic ticket for attorney gen
sraI OF Colorado, is in the city today
in the interest OF his candidacy. He
was accompanied by rred Folsom.
candidate on the Democratic ticket
for justice OF the supreme court. The
visitors are being introduced to the
electorate by District Attorney r. Lee
Witcher.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
IN THE CITY TODAY

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Witness my hand and oniciaI sea
this 18th day OF August. A u. 1890.
tsEAI-) BLAKE ROGERS.
County Treasurer.
FiIst Pub August 10. 1920.
iIlst Pub. Sept. Q. 1879
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Mrs. E. E. Williams. 716 Forest ave
nue., has been quite i'll for several
days, but is reported some better thb
omrning.
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WILL ATTEND UNIVERSITY
nE " A Al A c

James Sinden left few days ago
for Lawrence, Kan. where he will reg.
lister as a student OF the University of
Kansas for the coming year.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED--To buy cigar news Stand, or
any small business. Address Business
care Journal.
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS--AH makes overhaaied
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. phone e01-J: 123 South Fourth
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Constipation the Father of Many
y, fa-3Ffs- T1Ia

No one can reasonably hope for
good health unless his bowels move
once each day. When this is not
attended to disorders of the stom-
ach arise, biliousness, headache,
dyspepsia and piles soon follow.
Appendicitis Is also believed to be
caused by constipation. If you
would avoid these ailments keep
your bowels regular by taking
Chamberlain Tablets when need
ed. These tablets produce a gentle
movement of the bowels without
any unpleasant effects.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, April 23.--Despite some
stubborn resistance, the corn mar
ket finally gave way today under
the bearish influence of weakness
in New York stocks. Corn closed
nervous. Il to X &C net lower. with
May s1.65h to S1.66 and July
S1.571R to s1.57%. Oats finished
at 1Ac net decline to " C advance
and provisions unchanged to 35c
higher.
At first the corn market showed
al decided upward tendency, with
the attention of traders directed
largely to the big export demand
for wheat and rye, especially as
Argentine prices for wheat had
risen to a point which made wheat
from the United States much more
advantageous for Europe. Besides,
cold wet weather in the domestic
corn belt was an additional factor
on the bull side. On the bulge,
however. there was heavy selling
on the part of houses with eastern
connections. For quite a while
this selling which appeared to be
closely related to breaks in stocks,
made no impression, but during
most of the time toward the last
the buying power here seemed to
be nearly exhausted.
Rough weather likely to delay
seeding made now crop deliveries
of oats strong. May contracts,
though, sagged with corn.
Advances in provisions were
ascribed to buying in behalf of for
eign interests who were short.
Closing prices:
Corn May. Sissy; July,
S1.57h; Sept, s1.52%
Oats-May, S5kc; July. $3.50.
Pork-May. $3.50; July, $3.50
Lard-May. 1890; July, s20,07.
Ribs--May. 1890; July. s1S.65.
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MONEY TO LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loans on jewelry, dia-
monds Liberty Bonds pianos auto
mobiles. etc Low rates. Henry r..
Rothman. III South First. Bonded to
the stass Of New Mexico t
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FOR RENT--Apartments

FOR RENT-Four- room furnished apart
ment. highlands. Daily's Cash and
Carry
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SEVEN

We pay the highest cash prices for
all kinds OF junk, old books, papers
and old autos, We specialize In
ladies' and gentlemen's clothing
and all kinds of second hand fun
niture, army shoes and comforts
ST. LOUIS JUNK co,
405 South First. Phone SIS
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FOR SALE-Ranches

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Eighty-acre
ranch all under ditch Five miles south
of Madrid. Address Frank Scaramellini
FOR SALE-Five-acre tract. all in cult
tivation. In very good neighborhood.
5 about one mile across the river. threer
f5om house and sheds price 1880. city
Realty Co. 2o7 West Cold pheae s4s-J.
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WANTED--Plain sewing OF all kinds
Phone 'lles-w; asl South Waitas
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, April 2S.-Liberty
bonds today were weak, closing at:
AIS, $9S.20; first as, $500; sec
ond as. $500; first ANS. sS6.40;
second AIS. $500: third AIS,
5000; fourth ANS. sS5.24; Victory
3%s, 5000; Victory ANS. $s6.46,
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ARMY BARGAINS.
= l.

1ex1s tents. ft.-waIl, khaki
color i...............'.s.. .$30.Uu
1916 tents, 8 ftwall. water
proofed ...............,.... 42'bo
l4x14 army tents, Aft. wall. ...... $500
17x20 army tents, 5-ft. wall'..... $500
9 o officers tents. AIT, walk. 1000
8 3 naval tent, 4-ft. wall (new) $500
l2x12 naval tent, eft. wall new 1900
All OF the above tents are made Of f2.4
OF. double filled duck and sell with ropes,
caps and poles. Guaranteed to be free
from rips. holes and tears.
Grey wool Az lb government In
spected blankets new. Size
6SxSS In. ..........,...,.... $40
Same blanket. used and renovated,
excellent condition ...,.....'''. 500
Steel aprIng barracks cots new. $50
canvas cots, brand new, folding. soc
Mattresses. cotton, slightly used.
TIT either cot ....... .'t''.''.' DIV
iy used ',,.,.....,... 1850
o. d. wool shirts slightly used. $50
used .,.................. 1853
Canvas leggings, side or front lace l.25
Wrap leggings, new............... 3.oo
New Alb o. d. wool blankets, size
os4bf H., ,....s...'''''..'''' NV
Colored comforts ......"..... 2bs
Folding camp stools, with or with
out backs ........... LOO
Folding officers chairs, with
packs and arms ........,....... b.oo
All prices Z. o. b. Waco, except cloth
ms and blankets, which are sent pre-
paid insured parcel post
Mail check or money order TO
ARMY EQUIPMENT CONF ANY.
Raleigh Hotel BIdga
Waco. Texas
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ERIE carbon roof paint and root cement
stops leaks; last five years. Use De-
voc ready paint, vaispar. Jap-a-lac. mo-
iIair top and seat dressing; Alabastins
and Valentines valspar enameIs for au-
tomobiies, and be satisfied. Thos. +.
kclehsr, loS West CsstrsL phone 60.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
SUITS

Young Mems All Wool single and double breast
ed one button models, made by Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx, priced only $49.75
Hart Schaffner & Marx All-Wool Worsted
Suits, in brown and blue, 3-button double
breasted, newest fall models, priced ---$5475
Hart Schaffner & Marx All Wool Heavy Smooth
Blue Serge Suits, single breasted models,
nricad $50. rs
Hart Schaffner & Marx fine All-Woo Worsted
Suits, in brown gray and green priced at
only --------------- -$5975
A big assortment of Young Mems All-Wool Hart
Schaffner & Marx Suits, all new fall patterns
and models, priced only 1919
Hart Schaffner & Marx best quality All Wool
Blue Serge Suits, with pair pants, priced
only ----------------- $795O
Fine Worsted Unfinished Worsted and French
Back Worsted Suits made by Hart Schaffner
& Marx, priced at
$e475, $6975 $3.50 and up to $500.
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Special Prices on
MEMS OVERCOATS

Mems Long Black Cravence Overcoats guaranteed turn
wind and water worth $500, special for 500 rs
Young Mems AWool Heavy Double Overcoats with
belts, worth $4,000 special for ---------------
About 100 Mems and Young Mems AWool Heavy Double and
Single Breasted Overcoas fine all wool materials fancy
plaid Innings all silk yokes, worth $4,000 -$3975
Mems Gaberdne Long Coats guaranteed waterproof worth
Young Mems Double Breasted Overcoats with Fur Collars in
blue and brown worth $55Oo prce---------$ -$475o
Young Mems Heavy Kersey Double Breasted Overcoas in
g:een and brown with Fur Collars priced $5975
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Boys NeoO Fall Suits

viii find here stock 1000 Boys Suits select from
complete of models fit boys of all We ac
showing Boys fathers single
models good all sizes These
prices will you money.
Boys Wool Mixed in priced special for $975
greens priced
special '.- --$12 s5
Boys Serge s.
price $139 80
Boys Alwool Suits pretty fall worth $40 so
ALL Wool Blue quality priced s21 rs
Boys cheapest priced $97 $S475
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HART MARX
WHAT CLOTHES
LA III
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Extraordinary savings in Boys Winter Clothes
Boys Overcoats g Mackina,Us

Boys Wool Macnaws pretty pla size to H. in blue and
Boys MlWoo Macknaws IT, pretty pads priced s1Os5
Boys Best Quality AlWoo Heavy sizes priced S1475
Lot of Boys Overcoats materials priced
-
Big Boys All Wool models sizes
10 to Is in blue, brown priced S1675
Mems Good heavy WoolNixed Aacknaws
Mems Mwool Heavy Long Macknavs priced S1675
Mems All Wool Heavy Long Maeknaw Sherman Ss7
These prices from 20 30 lower than duplicate
them elsewhere