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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
KAPPA sI0s HAVE RAxQUE1,

Members OF the Kappa Sigma
fraternity who are now residents Of
the valley held banquet with their
ladies At La vets hotel in Monte
Vista last Saturday night. The
banquet table was appropriately
decorated In the colors scarlet.
green and white and vases OF car
nations, the fraternity flower. The
menu was served In four courses
and during intermissions the meet.
ing was enlivened by singing Kappa
Sigma songs. The affair was infor.
NAL and Mr.. Vale. who acted n
master OF ceremonies. requested
each one Of the men present to
make brief talks. which we're in
happy vein and reminiscent Of Joy.
full college days.
Following the banquet the party
attended the dance At the Armory
This is intended to be the first Of
regular annual meetings Of the men
In the valley who wear the cres.
cent and star.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
d. +. Mcintosh OF Hooper: Mr.. and
Mrs.. Wallace w. Plat Of Aiamosa
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Vale. Mr.. ant
Mrs. W, Mack Davis. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. r. Elofson. Mr.. and Nrs. Ronait
Peters. Ar. and Mrs. Jas Couant
Miss Cloe Mathis. Miss Marian Sim,
and Messrs. Marion Davis aas
Walter Wilson. Jr.. OF Monte Vista
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

l-FOUND-Master key and one
other key. Owner may have same
by inquiring at Journal office and
paying for this ID.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
AMT 1T THE TRUTH?

1T does pay to advertise" said the
salesman. Ibid you ever hear the
story about the rooster who crowed!
Well. that's the same one thatT got
his statue on top the barn now"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

-WANTED-Good secsnd hand
Fordson tractor. Also tandem dis
harrow. Must be priced right
Bert z. Haigler. Phone Monts
b1Sk11.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Full government strength For.
maldehyde At Fullers.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Johnston and Montgomery hav,
sold three Dodge Brothers sedan
recently. A. w. Cornell bought one
Warren c. Chavez Of saguache an
other while the third was sold I,
Sargent L Woods At Antonito.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

EIkays hat dye doesn't leave the
nat brittle. Get II It Fullers.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

FOR SALE-About 100 ton,
alfalfa. F. H. LAUER.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Hard words come ,easy-some
times.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

FOR sALE-About II tons of
choice alfalfa hay. ]. L. Hilliard.
Phone Monte s2SNl.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. ecull
March -. . girl.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

New Easter hats with Hat Dye
Tor 1s cents. Fuller Drug Co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

The two children Of Joe Davsu.
port who have been quite sick are
much better.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23

Very few stock shipments have
been made this week. Arizona
packing company shipped carr
hogs TO Cactus. Aris.. March -.
On the same date W. b. Chssfiu
shipped cars hogs to Los Angeles
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-23
"7he Palmer Garment"
COATS. SUITS AND DREssES- SPRING
AND SUMNER lo43


No matter What the changing styiss. Quality has
ever bsen the ttsse eoasAsratoa. and II 10 this sA
herencs TO . Dsneple that has caused the Increasing
demand for The Palmer 0arnsn" Exelssivs In STYLE
~ veil - distnctivs n Individuality.
You will aet realise what the best designer have
been abls 10 aeeenpsA ustil these specially
selected garmeats aaA try them
EASTER NEcKWEAR THAT Is
DISTINCTIVE
The woman Who steps forth iato the Joyous sprine.
time day with hse attire perfectly arranged psr
fscty chosen an1 worn. will most likely ~ Q woman
who buys her seesssortss here We extend most ssas-
enable invitation aspsct line Easter Nsckvsar
Il Is adorable.
EASTEA CLOTHING FOR TOTS
The childrea Essssr b - dsghtfuly fresh
and prety atrs1 their parents aaa they should
be- When buytns for Easter stocks vss doss ~
rsmsmbereA ~ killtse.
EAST9A FOOTWEAR q HERE
Dainty aal pssasias oxfords-adorshls az artistic
little psmps-su srraysd y satisfy The sesl 1iscsta.
mating - shs particular women Of tAs vsiIsy
fos welcome ~ eoDs this departnsat 10 .spset
this fauitlsas ssw liseiay Of Easter footwear.
spisadiA ntilaG will aal 70 The ssst.s.a
Of any sarmsas VEN. The WOMAN Who wants to N.
psar her beet vtl - eoaplstsiy satsetsA With ths
oOssARD corsse. Also. We have most unusvsj seoek
Of suitable ees Easter" gloves Beautiful vhs m
is popular.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Harris burg, Pa, Nov. 27-Gov-
ernor sPincbot today made plans to
reconvene next month the conference
of representatives Of anthracite con-
Stunning states which adjourned here
last night without action Upon plans
submitted for regulation of the hard
coal industry.
New York, Nov. 27-Rival claims
for the eastern football title will be
established or eliminated in two OF
the several important college games
on Thanksgiving Day. The one in
wolves Cornell, high scoring team Of
the East and undefeated to date,
which Is to face a sturdy Penn elev-
en-. on the holiday, and the other in
wolves West Virginia. undefeated
face its annual Tkanksgiving Day
foe, the powerful Washington & JEFF
ferson combination. If both Cornell
and West Virginia triumph. they
Jointly will share seasonal honors
with Yale, which completed its VIC
torious season Saturday.
New York, (By A. P.)--The year
1928 IN intercollegiate athletics will
60 down in history with the Blue Of
Yale as its predominant COLOR From
the indoor season that closed last
winter, on through the spring pro-
gram and winding up briskly this
month, the Ellis have amassed one OF
the most spectacularly triumphant
records that intercollegiate annals
has ever known.
Paris, Nov. 27-France In the last
few days has been swept by a cold
wave that shows no signs of pass
Ing. Paris and the northern PROV
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later announced that he would REIN
troduce a general pension bill SINH
lar to. that passed by the last Con-
Ing.
Rome; Nov. 27.--Pope Plus has de.
parted from tradition in fixing the
dates for the coming secret and pub
lie consistories. 1t has been the
custom to hold the former on a Mon
day and the latter on Thursday,
but this time the pontitf has chosen
December 20. which falls ON Thurs
Gay, for the secret conctave and
Dec. %, Sunday. for the public meet
Washington, Nov. ga national
conference to discuss plans for ell
minating iiliteracy among adults win
be held In Washington, Jan. I1-i4,
under the combined auspices of the
National Education Association.
American Legion. General Fedora
t!on or Women's Clubs ana the
united states bureau OF Edueation.
The Department of the Interior. n
announc d call for the cohferentc.
today said that In 1920 when the inst
census was takeii there were uhs riv
b,060,000 men and women III Ire
country who by their own confen.
sion. could neither read nor write.
New York, Nov. a7.--For the dfst
time since the German mark stafted
on its spectacular decline Mem FofI;
banks today refused to even uuofa
II numtnslly. Previously the hank
which had discontinuer reri,In :
dealings In Gerinan exchange. wafa
willing to make q nominal rate. I'd.
Gay. however. II was impossible "a
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for some Of the cheaper grades
dropped as low "a twenty cents a
pound and Every fancy birds which
a week ago brought 55 cents today
were sold for 30 cents. Western and
southern turkeys which q week ago
brought 40 cents pound, today
could be had Dr. 40 and 50 cents.
Manila. Nov. H.--(Ry The A. P.)
-Insuiar officials were advised to-
day that three Moros had just been
lynched By natives at Brooks Point,
Island Of Palawan. The lynching
was the result of rumors that the
Moros were planning q massacre.
Springfield, Mass, Nov. 27.-
Western Massachusetts, prohibition
enforcement headquarters today is
sued a warning to the public against
what was said to he flood Of
poisonous liquor expected to be sent
70 this locality for the holiday trade.
The officers said they had learned
that New Haven and New York
dealers were resorting to redistilla-
ton of denatured alcohol in their eff
forts to satisfy a big demand that
is expected. and recalled the Christ
mas week disaster in 1910 when a
hundred persons In the Connecticut
valley lost their lives by poisonous
alcohol.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27.--Nilliam
e. Tilden. 2nd. who lost part OF d
finger on his playing hand last win.
ter and showed better tennis form
than ever during the past summer.
Is recovering from an infection of
Anger on his left hand. He said
today that because OF his trouble
last year he feared complications
and took no chances. Prompt med
ical attention arrested the infection,
The champion said he thought ne
Injured the finger playing. squash
New Orleans, Nov. 27.-chaties
81. Raymond, 45. president and
cashier OF the Citizens Bank and
Trust Company here. was found
dead in the garage or HIS home to-
day with q bullet hole. through his
head. A revuived waS found near
the body. The police believe 1t was
suicide.
Providence. Nov. q. - James
Mofhtt, 26. assistant manager Of the
Colonial Farm Inn at North Attic
'boro, Mass, committed suicide today
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England's Air
Crafts to Double

London, Nov. 8 "a. p. by MaiD-
civilians will form a large part of
me personnel of the British Royal
Air Force, which is being increased
Y more than twice it's present
strength. Two thirds of the men in
he reserve squadrons are to be
civilians, and the auxiliary squadrons
sre to be organized on q basis
similar to that Of the Territorial
army, comparable to state militia in
america. 1t Is planned to have
uviiian labor care for all the repair
WorR, other than minor running re-
pslrs, IN most of the regular squad
I lVns, all the special reserve SQUAD
sors and all the auxiliary squadrons.
~ thus calling on the civilian
.aoor reservoir, Great Britain would
more than doubls her air power
WiSn an addition Of only one third Of
se present personnel, according to
sr samuel Hoare. Secretary Of State
tvr Air. The introduction of this
ensive non-re gular aviation force
WY reduce expenditure by large
sns and have the advantage Of get
s1ss citizens directly interested in air
uSgelopment, he said.
,-.ignly trained regular sQuadrons
Of course, form the backbone Of
sMtalns air armada. These men
W ny the lighting planes. The less
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against the military academy eleven
I'M New York last SATURDAY.

against the military academy eleven
in New York last Saturday.
Washington, Nov. 27-President
Coolidge will await the return to
Washington of Attorney General
Daugherty who now IS in Columbus,
Ohio, before taking action ON the
appeal for a pardon for Charles l..
Craig, comptroller Of New York City,
who is under sentence of go days in
Jail for contempt Of court.
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Nov.
27-The report published abroad to
the effect that the plague had brok-
en- out here is untrue. The foreign
consuls have issued clean bills Of
health.
New Bedford, Mass, Nov. 27-The
u. s. Coast Guard Acdshnet resum-
ed its operations today of dropping
INT on the ancient wreck OFT Pollock
Rip channel, which for some time
has been menace to navigation.
Yesterday the Acushnet dropped
1900 pounds OF the EXPLOSION on the
wreck, the water spouting in the air
to a height of 200 feet.
& New York, Nov. 81 Sensational
Company stock which twice recently
has brought 1t under the scrutiny of
New York stock exchange ofIicials
again today sent exchange observers
scirrying to Dawson trading posts
Middletown, Conn, Nov. 27-Nine-
teen fgarnes are on Wesleyati's base
ball schedule for 1924, it was an
nounced today by Manager Carl Nv.
Olsen of Elsford, N. X. Newcomers
on the schedule are Swarthmore,
Haverford, Hamilton and Worcester,
and for the first time In several
years no games are scheduled with
Harvard, Yale Or Dartmouth.
Worcester, Mass, Nov. 27-Fred-
erick T.. Mcguire Of Roxbury; q
member of the New York Giants
baseball club and Miss Catherine A.
CosErove. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark r. Cosgrove Of Worcester. were
married today by Rev. Michael J.
cayhe. in the immaculate Ccncep2
ton Church.
New York, Nov. 27.--The unpre-
cedented influx of fresh killed tur-
Keys Into New York iii the last two
weeks has caused the wholesale
price td drop steadily and today
traders said the market approached
demoralizatioh. The wholesale price
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inces especially are in the grip Of
winter. Heavy snow Is reported at

,noas a.nao,aI,x, nra a., ~. 1r,, -
lnces Especially ry arg IN inc ZIP ..
Trnwa. On r,,ses o so,,theast - +he
csn;taI
.,
Iarlsy NOV. S-Haolo telepnony BY
extremeiy SNORT waves mas maze
sreas progress mere as result OF
enxperiments Wnicn Generai Gnstave
f rsrrie, urecaor OF tne EHei tower
Wlrsiess statlon, oescrlDeo yester1ay
10 tne ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. WIN
SIX 100. wave Sh. isng.ns ane senera aa
saiu ne upealeu eAcen reS r,,s
over q distance or TWO miles. Inc
antenna was Q TWO TOOL wire. wniie
the intensity or the osciilations ala
not exceed ~ mllhamperes:
CamDriase, MASS, NOV. Z--for-
MAJ annonncement OF tne engage
ment OF MISS anna q; Suiier OF tnis
CITY 70 Gnaries =. uppaFa. cap,artn IN
OF the Earvaro !ootpaA Team; VIII . oe
mace at yea 70 pc gwen Dy S Mss
EuHers pdrents tn,s aIternpgn' Mss
Fuier daushter o. nenry =. ruiier,
attenGed sSnooi ~ Dopps Ferry ano
Is an eAceaent tsnls pia ,osI u AZ.
bard IS; IN the ciass OF lsz4 d sns
Harvara sngineer' n.y., sonool ana a ~
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In the room Of a young woman for
whom he had called to take to
by Beck

In the room Of a young woman for
whom he had called to take to
lunch.
Concord, N. H., Nov. 27.-The Bos-
ton & Maine railroad has assured
the state treasurer, George Farrand
that it will pay taxes of approx
niately $4,000 due the city of Con-
cord before Nov. 80. Yesterday II
was reported that non-receipt oil
these taxes by Dec. i, would cause
the city of Concord to refund TEN
porary notes because they were not
forthcoming. The taxes were orr,
ginally due October Is.
Washington. Nov. 27.-Representa-
tive Treadway, Republican, Massa-
chusetts, who has been active in ad :
yocaNng steps to relieve the coal
situation In New England, issued
a statement today calling on Gov
ernor Plnchot of Pennsylvania to
call q special session OF the Fennsyl-
yania legislature and recommend re-
peal of the $S,D0e,000 tax levied
against citizens OF other states.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 27.--An amend
ment to the general tax net Great
Ing q state boxing commission tudav
was passed by the Georgia senate
Schenectady, N. Y, Nov. 27.--A
cablegram received this morning by
officials of the General Electric
Co. here said that q program broad
cast last night from WGY, the COM
pa4y's radio station had been heard
distinctly In England.
Washington, Nov. 27.-Au offers
OF a gift turkey for the White House
THANKSGIVING table have been de-
clined with thanks. President and
Mrs. Coolidge will buy their own
Except for attendance at religious
services. the President and his wife
expect TO spend Thanksgiying day
quietly atrhome, Their two sons, 1t
school In Pennsylyania will not re-
turn to the White House for Thanks
giving dinner tand there will be ne
house guests.
Washington, Nov. 27.-The su.
prenae court heard oral arguments
today In q review Of the case brorighi
by the government against Jules w
lNicky) Arnstein to compel him ia
Furnish information in bankruptcy
proeeedings against him.
Washington. Nov. 27.-Pensior
legislation was discussed with Presi.
dent Coolidge today by Representa-
tive Fuller. Republican. Illinois. who
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tinue. Also since the idea Of q sep-
arate Rhineland has been accom-
plished. he feels he can work more
successfully in 2 private capacity
than I'm power"
New York. Nov. 27.-fhe police
bomb squad today reported the die
covery In Harlem OF o band % ju.
yenile revolutionaries led by ca hey
Trotzky Granoff. aeed I IL.
Lieutenant James J. Gegan eAld he
had been put on the case by Jus
tice Hoyt of the children's gdurt,
after Granoft had been arrested on
q technical charge OF juvenile aeiins
quency. His arrest occurred short
ly after midnight on November IS,
when he was alleged to be distribute
ing communist pamphlets. ~ Z
New York. Nov. z7.--largerY and
faster ocean liners are predicted by
Sir Joseph w. Isherwood OF HUndoi,.
inventor of system Of LONGITUDINAL
construction for ships, who left for
home today IN the Berengafia. They
will pay q fair returh to- thait op-,
orators. he thinks, whereas the ihr<e
ships IN the transatlantic treaB to
day do not do 80.
Springfield, VT. Nov. 27.--Waiter
PiletE. ~ years OF age. OF this toEh
wea badly hurt and three other per-
sons sustained minor Injuries "a 4
collision between . trolley car and
az electric freight locomotive Oh the
tEQlley line between Springfield and
1narisstown, n. H., today The boy,
' Wnoe. nau been riding IN the. front
tween the scar ana the inoom@ffrs
One ien was h,.ois ~ !. ~ 49,
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$1,000 Secures Farm With
IL Cattle, Horses, Crops and

125 poultry. 5. hogs. brood sow, gas
enainA cream separator. full imple-
ments; 75 acres near village in .fine
loan fields. 10-cow spring-watered
pasture. estimated 500 eds. wood val
liable timber, 1000-tree equipped sugar
bush; variety fruit; good 7-room house.
er. poultry houses. To settle affairs
now $4,000 takes all, only $1,000 needed
See page 20 Illus. Catalog Bargains
many states. Copy free. .STROUT
FARM AGENCY. 2S4 P Water St., Au-
QuSta Me
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difficult work Of bombing will fall
to the special reserve squadrons,
made up of one-third enlisted men
and two-thirds civilian employees.
The reserve personnel is to be OBJ
tanned by having skilled artisans en-
ter for short periods OF training in
the neighborhood of their homes.
The third branch of the air force,
the auxiliary squadronsy will be linked
nucleus for administrative and in
structional work, is to be composed
entirely of civilians.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles FOR Sale ~
AUTOMOBlI.ES--Now Is the time to
secure that good used car you want.
We have some excellent values. Brad
street Motor Co. Hallowell. Augusta.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS-If you are
Z thinking Of owning a second hand one
20 to the Wesserunsett Garage Co,
directly opposite the Augusta. House,
and learn how cheaply you can own q
fine automobile. Cash or terms. Good
securities taken. We have % to
choose from
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The Journal will not be responsible
<.r more than one incorrect insertion.
pIsasa notify promptly any mistake In
the initial insertion.
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VELIE-Touring car. Al condition,
bought new last fall, well equipped,
sell cheap If taken at once. A. d.
962.R.
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VULCANlZiNG - Latest Equipment.
Tires. tubes and accessories. used
tires bought and sold. Gage & King.
Commercial ST. Augusta Tel 069.M
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Auto Accessories

AIR GAGE TUBES--PauI Rubber CO.
guaranteed: p. G. Metcalf. tie Grove
st. Tel. 948.M.
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Auto Trucks For Sale

FORD-Truck delivery body. Have
Garage, Manchester. Tel. 315-4 Au
gusta.
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Heip-MaIs of Female

MAN, AND wIFE-To take care Of
farm, with small stock who would
I. like home for winter. References re-
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SELL MADISON BETTER MADE"
SHIRTS-Direct from our factory to
wearer. No capital or sxpeSience re-
quired. Easily sold. Big profits.
Write for free samples. Madison
Mills. 500 Broadway. New York.
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VULCANIZfNG-Tire and tubes; ali
, accessories for sale; second hand
tires bought and sold Augusta Auto
Supply Co, 1853 Water st.
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LIVE STOCK

COWS-Jersey, bred to Plain Mary's
Rivter; large milking strain; fresh
ehed since Augusta; also bull calves
months old. F. B. Perley, vassal-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
FIRST LADY OF LAND
ABANDONS WEARING
OF BOUDOIR CAPS
Learns Indirectly That Hus-
band Doesn't Like Them
So Out They Go.
BY LILLIAN LANE

u
copyright oy me san ANTONIO Light
Pam Beach, RIA, March ia
real secret has come ashore from
the houseboat. Pioneer. on which
tbo pros;don, ard he MOTT o-o Voc,
'.e : ieS .. an. mo pay "'e 20
tloning IN florlda waters. MRS.
Harding did not bring any boudoir
caps along. ~
Eno.ninn fror +ho houdo;,
~ '' Ouo- COP
stage oil conVaiescence' the FIRST
Lady of the. Land discovered that her
husband. like many another spouse.
sooro,a1,, .hor,;notos tho f,,,fs,, hal
dec 'He -i'
Nrs Hardin, hol;svod tba, ono of
tho nomnansot;orS for ho;na II, vas
tbe nr;n;ieaa % mo.r;no ona &c ,hose
fr;I,Y and ,So,ec,shla hts Of loo and
r;hhor on ona's baad a. al, ,;nss d.
inc ths doy Sbo had fannn coilsc.
t;on Of tber and Jrr,na tho lon.
months Of oonyaiacance sba wore thor,
constantIx '"0 WV ~ "
Her lone abundant hair hung oor,.
fortablv dawn her bscL "a sba could
not haor tho nro;obt ~ = ord tha
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-13
NEWSHOE DEPARTMENT
JOske Shoe Store TO Open Monday in
Annex Building.

Joske's new shoe store will oper
Monday in the. Joske annex building
Hammers, saws and brushes are be
ing kept busy this week preparing the
store into one Of the most beautiful
in the city.
The new shoe department will &C.
cupy the entire first floor Of the an
mex building, comprising nearly 10000
square feet of floor space. Its win
dows are newly built and measure
40 running feet, which added TO the
present Joske battery of windows
gives the store 40 lineal feet of win
dow space. .
The fixtures are of mahogany, and
contrasted againts walls of soft
French grey and ceilings Of beautiful
white, they lend an effect of exquisite
simplicity, bespeaking elegance and re-
finement.
A removal sale is under way in the
old shoe department. as it is the in
tention to clear out the present stocks,
so far as possible, so that the new
store will have new stocks, including
many styles never shown here.