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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-11-07
FARMERS WANT EMBARGO
PUT ON CANADIAN GRAIN

WASHINGTON, Nov. Farm
organizations of the country have
begun a movement to stop shipment
Of Canadian grain through Buffalo
to New York for export. j. r. How
ard, head of the American Farm
Bureau Federation. who is in Chi
cago comforting with representatives
of other farm organizations relative
to methods of relieving grain con-
gestior in the west. sent a telegram
to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission asking for an embargo on
the Canadian grain. The move will
be opposed by the American rail-
roads.
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Rutgers PLAYS Today

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Two col
l@ge gridiron contests are scheduled
as election day attractions in New
York today. The most important.
an intersectional affray. between
Louisiana State University and Rut-
gers at the Polo Grounds. The
other between two Gotham rivals,
New York University and Fordham,
cn the formers gridiron.
A Louisiana squad which reached
New York yesterday will make its
first appearance north of the Mason
Dixon line when it lines UP against
the outfit from New Brunswick, N.
J.
The Ford always wins. Dorsey Motors
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PRESIDENT TO CALL
CONGRESS THIS WEEK

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-Presi-
dent Harding expects TO issue call
Thursday or Friday for a special ses-
sion of congress convening Nov. 20,
1t was announced today at the
White House.
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sreater Sanitation Required
Handling Tub Ruffer

Why should butter still be sold
from open tubs that attract dust and
other impurities? Why should it
be dipped out with greasy butter
paddles? People should protect their
health by demanding print butter
that is packed in air-tight sealed
cartons. Such. for example, is Blue
Ribbon Butter which is sold by good
dealers in this city. Blue Ribbon
Butter is made and packed in 4
creamery that is a model example ox
cleanliness. 1t is the pnrest butter
made. 1S967~-1 1-7-IT I 81
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EDISON HEPPMwHITE-NOw ses. 50

This wonderful NEW EDISON instru-
ment is now offered by MONTALvO on
the XMAS CLUB PLAN for only sl.oe
Edison's new invention. MONTALvo's.
Madison and Market.
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THERE is ONLY ONE BEST AND THAT
Is THE ERTEAN

Join Montalvo's Xmas Ciub-Pay sfoo
weekly until Xmas and you may secure
the wonderful New Edison ffhe phcno-
graph with a soul). Montalvo Temple a.
Music. Madison and Market.
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To Fight Two Fleets.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE At
lantic and Pacific fleets are to join
in manoeuvres in Panama Bay, the
Pacific end of the canal. from Febru-
ary 10 to March 30.it is announced.
The old battleship Iowa, under wire
less control. will be used as a target
for 14-inch guns. The details are
being worked out by Admiral Hilary
p. Jones, commander in chief of the
Atlantic fleet.
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CONSTANTINOPLE Nov. (By
The Associated Press) Ally Kemal
Bey, editor of the Constantinople
anti-nationalist newspaper Sabah,
has been arrested and condemned to
death by the Turkish authorities
here, the allies have been informed.
Late last night allied representatives
gave Rafep Pasha, the new civil
governor of the city, twenty-four
hours in which to release the editor,
1t was reported here today that
Ally Kemal Bey has been hanged
at Ismid, after a crowd had half
lynched him, but shis was not con-
firmed officially.
Rafep replied he was unaware of
the arrest. but would investigate.
The allied high commissioners felt
that II the arrest was allowed to
stand it would be likely to lead to
imprisonment of hundreds of other
residents of the city, Turks, Greeks
and Armenians, who enjoy the con-
fidence and respect of the allies.
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Heavy Vote at Newark

NEWARK, Nov. 7.-Voting in the
general election today was reported
as heavy in most sections. A driz-
zling rain in some cities failed tc
keep away even the women voters.
The Prohibition issue was reported
as drawing many to polling places.
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Saw British Retire

Constantinople, Nov. tBy The
Associated Press)-According to
Turkish nationalist headquarters,
the British forces, are retiring from
Mosul Oh the Tigris in northern
Messopo.amia and Kemal lists are
entering the evacuated area.
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Make the Ford your next eandidate--no
regrets. Dorsey Motors. isss4-ii-7-2t.
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Hear Election Returns Hotel Madison.
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Turkey Calls Troops

turkey CaHS IrOOpS
CONSTANTINOPLE, Noy. z (By
The Associated Prcss)-Three in
itial classes of soldiers have been
called to the colors.
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READY To ACT
AGAINST TURKS
Ready to Declare Martial
Law if Necessary
Call Troops

PARIS, Nov. (By The Associat-
ed Press) THE allied high COM
missioners of Constantinople have
asked their governments for author
ization to take all necessary meas
ures to maintain order in Constan-
tinople, it was announced here this
afternoon.
The commissioners, it was stated,
will declare martial law if neces-
sary. The French dreadnought Jan
Bart will leave Toulon today to join
the allied feet at Constantinopfe
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Be hcnest with yourself and buy |. rord
Dorsey Motors. 19se4-11-7-et-
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WEATHER

Fair tonight and
Wednesday,; COOL
er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
HEAR MEANEY
AT So. AMBOY
Legion and Fathers Club
Have Big Event. Busy
Season for Post

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 1.-THE first
meeting of the a was held by
the members of Luke A. Lovely Post
No. 81, American Legion, at which
time the Fathers Club met Jointly
with the former service men. While
many posts from the county were
represented the Perth Amboy Post
was conspicuous. being represented
by its commander and adjutant, as
well as by Joseph Deegan, chairman
OF the county committee.
The principal speaker of the eve-
ming was Thomas Meaney, OF Jer
sey City, who has won for himself
a snug place in the hearts of the
legion men of this city. Meaney was
the unsuccessful candidate for the
Office of state commander at the con-
venticn at Lake Hopatcong, although
he was solidly supported by the
Middlesex county delegates at that
time.
Meaney takes his defeat in good
grace. although he declared that he
was heartily sorry, he was not the
a~uccessfuI man. In his talk to the
members of both clubs he outlined
what was to be his program in the
rejuvenation of state organization.
He told Of his pet dreams, because
using his own words, Il feel as
Though you are my friends, in fact.
you have proven to be such, and l
like to talk about them"
Continuing, Meaney said he was
getting old, but added that he be-
lieved it would make a boy out or
him to be able to bring the legion
organization of the State OF. New
Jersey into the limelight by bring
ing about plans hal would stand
squarely for xhat the legion was
organized. He told of how the le-
gion lost much ground during n
past months, giving various reasons
for the setback.
He told of how under the guise of
legion patriotism, men were using
the name for their own particular
and selfish reasons.
II would strive to overcome this,
but / am a good loser, and only
hope for the best for the organiza-
ton I hope will up to the
standards laid out for it," he said.
Meaney paid a visit to members
Of the Perth Amboy Post before
leaving for his home. He was es-
corted to his train in Perth Amboy
by a large delegation from the local
pest.
During the course of the evening
Commander Deegan brought severa.
ex-service mems claims to the at
fention OF the local post. He was
assured the backing Of Luke A. Love
ly Post on anything he saw fit to
bring to the limelight or to fight to
q finish.
Commander Conlogue spoke on DR.
ganization and intimated that the
local post would have some big do
ings during the season.
Mayor M. ]. Stanton and Council
man Lovely. the latter president of
the Fathers Club, made short ad-
dresses. Both told that they stood
squarely behind the legion in its I'M
d~ertakings and assured the members
of their cooperation. if needed.
Entertainment and refreshments
completed the evenings program,
and the members have vowed that
for the balance of the year, they
would settle down to some serious
business for the benefit of the post.
A committee of women from the
Woman's Auxiliary of the post serv-
ed the refreshments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Corselettes
Greatly in Fauor

Our assortments are large
and popularity priced. The
preferred styles are shown in
plain and novelty cloths often
combined with elastic. Front,
side and back hook models; all
perfect fitting and well made;
suited to all figures, including
models for growing girls.
Priced from 100 to 900, with
two very interesting models at:
LIS. and 2.0O-Made OF brocade
and novelty cloths, with deep elias
tic cores yer hips; snug fitting to
give long slim lines over hips and
abdomen; neatly trimmed.
Observation-Disclosures FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
The Boys
Fall Shoes

TAN OR BLACK OXFORDS,
5.5o-Splendid fall models;
made on the Brogue Junior
lasts. "Just like dads" Sizes
1 to 5Lz.
BALMORAL LACE SHOES,
6.0O-Tan grain calf; made on
the Brogue Junior last, same as
the oxfords above; sizes 1 to
5N.
OTHER STYLES-In both
tan and black; lace models on
the Bamberger Foot Trainer
last; Goodyear welt stitched
soles. Sizes 1 to 1874, 3.S5 to
500. Sizes 1 to 81, ABS to 600.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
CITY CHARTER
FIGHT IN COURT

TRENTON. Oct. 6-whether the
petition to hold an election on the
question of reverting to a city's old
charter or retaining it's commission
form of government should be fled
with the city clerk forty-ave days
before the time for the election or
thirty days before is the question
now before a majority of the mem
bers of the supreme court for ac-
ton. The litigation arises over the
situation in Bayonne where an eff
fort is being made to oust the pres
n city form of government and re-
turn to the councilmanic system.
Recently the city clerk refused to
accept a petition signed by a num-
Der Of voters who wanted this ques-
ton in the form Of a referendum
placed on the ballot for the coming
election. 1t was denied and an eff
fort to compel the clerk to accept
the petition by a writ of mandamus
from the supreme court failed. Then
1t was claimed that the petitions
were not properly fortified or certi-
He'd with affidavits to show they
were valid instruments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Children,s Cloves
Moderately Priced

We now have a Children's Glove
Counter-just a section Of the big
one given over entirely to the needs
Of children Of from 2 to IA years.
Washable Chamoisette Gloves,
SOC pair.
Washable Duplex Gloves, 85c pr.
Ovcrseam Suede Gloves, 100.
Velvety Mocha Gloves, 1.50 and
200.
Capeskin Gloves, $50 and 1.75:
Wooden Gloves, SOC and 75c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Correct! Bamberger
Foot Trainer Shoes
for Children

II Is natural that every mother
is extremely particular regarding
correct fitting Of her child's shoes
That Is why Bamberger Foot
Trainer Shoes are SO much In de-
mand-correct fitting every time.
Patent Colt, tan and black calf
skin. white, brown and gray tops.
Also Genuine White Buck.
Sizes Q to 4, no heel, 200 to $50.
Sizes 4 to 8, spring heel, 800 to
500.
Sizes 81 to II, spring heel, $50
to 800.
Sizes 111l to 2. low heel, 400 to
800.
Continuing! The sale of
Children's Tan Lace Shoes
With Goodyear welt soles. Shoes
that were made to sell for 400 and
4.5O, offered at
2.S9 for 81 TO II.
S.29 for III to 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Imported Kid
Gauntets May Not
Come Again at
$50 Per Pair

Due, Of course, to the popu-
lar demand for the type Of
glove that fills so well the
present costume needs. G.,
the six-button gauntlet.
These are made Of import
ed kidskin, P. X. sewn and
Paris point embroidered. In
soft shades Of brown, in gray
and black, to 60 with any
tailleur coat or coat dress.
ALSO AT THIS PRICE-A
suede finish imported fabric
gauntlet in a novelty style with
several rows of tucks on cuff.
Mode, biscuit and beaver are the
colors. All wash beautifully.
BAMBERGER's-1sT FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
St. Michaels win

The Sc. Michael baseball team
Travelled to Bayonne Sunday and de-
feated the st. George Falcons of
that place, Us. O'Brien did the
pitching for the visitors, and Brezen
and Yuro featured at the bat. The
st. Michaels r ready to 1lay the
White Eagles OF Chrome IN the Fly
ers ground this Sunday. Manager
Xuro can be reached by calling 1886
during the gay Of at the clubrooms
f29 Maple street at night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Charge Assault

RAILWAY. Oct. 6-Arthur Rand,
thirty-six. a Negro of Chrome, is
held In the police Jail here on a
complaint of Miss Esther Robertson,
owner of 4 farm in Clark Town
ship, who telephonned Railway po-
lice that the Negro had attempted to
assault Mrs. Slower, wife Of a care
taker. Rand denies the charge. He
Is being held for Middlesex county
authorities who are expected to
come to Railway for him today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
1900 ROTARY SEWING
MACHINE. $500

Four drawer model. Drop
head and automatic lift. Rich
Golden Oak finish. Brilliant
black enamel stand. Drawers
supplied with embossed pulls.
An is in. tape measure. Lib
eral allowance on any used
machine and $1.00 weekly pay
ment plan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
ROOSEVELT NEGRO HELD
ON WOMAN'S CHARGE

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. G. Ar
thur Rand. 81 years old. colored, of
Chrome, was brought to the county
Jail yesterday by County Detective
Fitzpatrick on a charge of attacking
Mrs. Alfred Stober, who lives in
Railway, on the Middlesex county
line, and was demanded to the coun-
ty Jail by Justice 70 the Peace
Charles w. Sedan in default of bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
BOYS 2-TROUSER
SUITS. 6.85

Corduroy - as "hard as
nails" Also long-wearing
cheviot materials. New Fall
sport models, with belt all
around. Both pants lined. All
seams tapped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
DRESSES EXTREMELY
LOW-PRICED 1896

Canton Crepe, Spanish Lace,
Crepe Back Satin, Poiret Twill.
Sizes "a to A. Smart for the
street or charming for after
moor affairs. In black, navy,
brown and cocoa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
600 PIECES OF LINGERIE
44c

Included are gowns, envel-
ope chemises, drawers and
boomers. We can't attempt to
describe them. Just remember
the price-44c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
SALE OF APRON
58c

Slip-overs. Side Fastening.
Belted Models. Tie Backs. Not
just bungalow aprons. But
aprons cut and fashioned with
all the care that goes into the
making of a good porch dress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
SILK PETTICoATs, 1893

Habutai silk. All the newest
shades. Light or dark, for
street or evening wear. Ruffle
trimmed or scalloped edge.
Some with hemstitched hens.
All with elastic belt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
SALE TRIMMED HATS
FOR 1893

Still a surprisingly beautiful
array. So if the good news of
our 1000 trimmed hats at $1.9S
reached you late-come just
the same-but make haste!
1000 INFANTS SHOES, 1.49
Sizes 4 to s. Hand-turned.
Finest quality. Lace and but
toned styles. Patent colt with
kid uppers. Tan calf and tan
kid for real play shoes.
WOMEN's FALL SHOES, 4.8o
25 different styles represent
ed in a wonderful collection.
Among them are oxfords, one
strap pumps and wish bone ef-
fects. Every heel style. All
sizes and widths.
WOMEN'S BATH ROBES, 2.29
Warm blanket cloth. Just as
pretty as the last lot. Ribbon
trimming on collars and cuffs.
Sizes 35 to A.
CoRK LINoLEUM, SOC 50. yd.
2 yards wide. Slightly i'm
perfect. Otherwise Soc a so.
yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
CREPE DE CHINE
BLOUSES, 1853

New printed blouses among
them. Over blouses. Hip mod
els. Coat Blouses. Many de-
signs and styles. Beaded, braid
ed and strictly tailored. Short
and long sleeves. Sizes 38 to 46.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
MISSES NEW DRESSES,
1900

Of Canton Crepe and Poiret
twill. In Navy, brown and
black. Beautiful styles. Drap-
ed models and the straight line
silhouette. Side panels. Bright
beads and embroideries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06

Michael Scott, manager of the Y.
~. Fl. A. Junior Flyers. is interested
b the organization of a junior bas-
Heeball league for teams averaging
HFopt lis to 125 pounds. similar 10
e Rosary baseball legue OF the
AA< summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Candy

Soc VANILLA CARA
MELS, ~69c-Dipped in a
milk chocolate coating.
PEPPERMINT o
LATE PATTIES, Csc BOX
Large fiat candies fresh
ly made in our own
kitchen. First Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06

(For Saturday Only.

W 0Ss 10y O9
In instances where the lots In
this column are small, and We
cannot guarantee that they will
remain IN sale all day, we state
at the bottom of such items:
while quantities last. No mail,
phone or G. o. ID. ORDERS"
SQUIRREL cHoKERs. 1000.
Dark, natural blue. gray full
furred squirrel chokers. While
the quantity lasts. Third floor.
woMEN's COATS, 1876.
Originally priced 29.5o. Cloth
coats In velour, bolivia and nor-
mandis fabrics. Colors Of navy,
brown and taupe. Mostly "a. 80,
80 size. No c. o. D., mail or
phone orders. Limited quantity.
Third floor.
CHILDREN's TAN SHOES, 1.s8
Tan kid lace shoe. Broad toe.
Spring heel. Sizes 4 to 8. No
mail. phone or c. o. d. orders.
woMEN's- BLACK SKIRTS, o.e5.
Made to sell for 1895 Twill
cord. In black only. Shirred at
'A $50 -
49," % ~
av
go,
ppA N'u
m.n..a,... m,,,s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
WOMEN'S SMART TOP
COATS, 1895

Handsome materials. In
mannish mixtures and double
faced fabrics. Well tailored, in
sizes "a to A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
mi CREEPERS, 500

Dutch style Of fine quality
French linen. Pink, blue,
maize or brown. Many with
touches of hand embroidery.
Sizes l to 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
See the Bamberger
Booth at the
Radio Show

Naturally the Bamber-
ger Booth will be a domi-
nant centre of attraction,
since here will be found
the most complete assem-
bly, Of the newest sets and
the most approved parts.
You will have a splendid
opportunity to talk with
radio experts and get fully
posted on everything con-
nected with wireless.
Everything that's new In
w~irelessl We repeat--see
the Bamberger Boothl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Couch Hammocks
Offered at Half
500
Regularly 1900

Think what their price will
probably be next summer and
buy now at this big reduction.
These are c%retonne covered
with khaki ends and adjustable
head rest. The mattress is
wood fibre filled, the springs
are strong. Chain suspension.
ALSO-All floor sample couch
hammocks offered at a $3.50 reduc-
ton from regular.
Stands are 400, sos and ZOO.
All lots limited.
BAMBERGER'S-sIXTH FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
WOMEN's SILK HOSE, LIS

Full fashioned, slightly IT.
regulars. In the lot are some
fancy and embroidered clicked
hose. New Fall shades. Sizes
S1a to 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
A Big Day Saturday In Bamberqer's Basement
woMEN's HOUSE DRESSES
79c

Good percale and checked
gingham. The organdie collars,
cuffs and sashes. Sizes So to
So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
DEA AND
BRASSIERES. CSC

Many styles. Satin, linen and
brocades. Fastened back or
front. Many lace trimmed.
Sizes 80 to 46.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
GIRLS GINGHAM DRESSES,

Plaid and checq combinations,
some trimmed with organdie.
Others with cretonne. Sizes 6
to IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Yes, Sr All Wool in These Boys
Two-Pants Suits, 1850
hundreds of them to select

and hundreds of them to select
from, in sizes ranging from 7 to Is
Maybe it's a tweed-or a cassimere-or a cheviot! But one and all
they are the smartest, sturdiest fabrics that ever went into the making
of a boys suit.
New sport and belted models tailored to a boys taste-and a
parents. All new desirable shades.
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS-dont forget that And 1880!
BOYS MILDLY AND OLIVER TWIST SUITS, $50
Yes, these ART ATWOOD tool Jersey, tweeds, and fancy mixures-the
best eyer. In the MILDLY suits there is q emblem IN the sleeve and Q silk tie
And ali In the now Fall sS1es-of counsel Sizes 2h to 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
CHILDREN'S NIGHT
DRAWERS, 69c

Knit night drawers, with
feet. Drop Seat. Sizes 1 to 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
MEMS SUITS,
24.60

At 24.50-they offer the
VERY utmost in value. Plain
and fancy cheviots in sturdy
worsteds. New shades. Brand
new patterns. Two and three
button conservative models
and sport models. Sizes SO to
AZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06

r
Men Imported Swiss Ties, LOO
full a aa:y ns1s made si s! s SCI! Ct R Rss7y Ai s6FH 1I SIX i Aas'ass '; a:ss-
wear. Every one a different pattern-and every one showing won
de assfu ayd distinctive list Give color combinations such as are found only In the
te-and ali made in the dependable Bambsrser Way. 100!
BAMBERGERs-FIRsT FLOOR
Sox for Fall Wear, I.I5
Sui, s SonI are full Da fasAiGned p ass vSs1 s01 Au ss are Tt silk e ena sS1l;
colores clog OF splendid brown green and tan mixtures. The sizes
Long.wearing dressy sx that appeal to a mans taste. lis.
BAMBERGERS-FIRST FLOOR
Ho, Men! Get Good Warm ..Sweaterl
and the more particular you are about what kind Of a sweater you
get, the more we want you to look over the splendid selection here.
Goats, sHp-ons in latest novelty effects and solid coDrs. Priced $50
Tom Wye, Sport and Collins Goats, light weight, but warm
popui mfG sHp-on V neck neck and nd collar SHr" coats, ' m neck an and large large roll sdis con =.
BAMBEReERrs-F1Rsr FLOOR
Mems Imported Fabric Cloves, IT'S!
settle F fasri srs'i iy is ioG 1saHy s siSsslit f ss distiasd a5sn th 5npif Fs% t sn'% fsai
skin glove.
You have a choice Of the gray and buck eolor.. They are out;
wearing gloves, and modesty prced-175I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
The Best in Men, Fall Hats
Beautiful sfa' shades as Of t m S sas' 1s' s 8 and q p @4i; RR1 HRshsd with tne v ssz.
bound or raw edge.
Light, medium and heavy weights; some lined, some unlined; in
short, a hat to suit every mans particular preference-see them!
285 to 1000!
Mewest in Mems Shoes and Oxfords
The items below are representative of our new fall footwear at
varying prices:
OXFORDS AT 565-Tan cafskin oxfords, made on a modified
custom last Some in the Balmoral lace style. Low priced, yet de-
pendable and stylish.
oXFORDS AT 675-Tan or black Norwegian grain oxfords on
Brogue Junior lasts. Goodyear welt and Goodyear Wingfoot rubber
heels; real dressy shoes.
OXFORDS AT 7.5o-Heay weight oxfords and Balmoral lace
shoes of plump Norwegian leather; both tan and black with wing or
straight tips. Some are plain toes; all have rubber heels-most OF
them have dampproof midsoes. All sizes and widths.
OTHER SHOES, 800 TO 11Oo-In both the conservative and
College Town styles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
MEMS FALL SHOES, $50

There are oxfords and shoes
good looking-long wearing.
Tans and blacks. Newest lasts.
All have welted soles and run
Der heels.