The evening world. [volume], May 31, 1912, Final Edition, Image 16

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ORIGINAL
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All ol(oneoi
cemtng 4uifn
and maferiaU of
dresiei thoutd f
addressed fo th
faiMon Midi tor
TAe Evening
World. Vo poU
ternt for Attign
in IMs column can
eV okfained, but with the dcserlp
lion furnUM It U a t1pl molftr
to kork out patfent.
X new and distinctive feature of
Mil department it the liluftratlon
) the different piecet of tho pattern
't mxestart) for the makinp of the gar
l.uent. It ihowi how easily the at
3 tractive deilgn can be ereculcd and
atoo ttrvti at a guide in outting one't
awn pattern if Much it needed.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
v. '
. msss Knhlon blltori
', Kindly advlr me what trimming
' would be most suitable on Incom:d
. sample, whether hand embroidery or
f that acid by the yard, for a miss of lit
'j taen years, very taJl for hr uko. A leu
J what style would be most becoming to
V hex, rcmembfclns that the drets Is for
jLBlreet wear this summer. MHH. K, H
srome sieavy laes tanung out
UaUtg a diagonal crossing of the
walat eould contlaue down the
left aids of tba skirt about ten
Incase, where tlio opening from
' Ultra to til ham could be trim
: ae with small buttons of the
- aatsrlal. The same eoold also
trtsi the cuff of abort !
open nt the back.
Dsar KwMmi Klketi
I ani 'aure you ran offer me nomo
hdpCul suggeatlonii regaling tin- .mik
ing of InMoseJ materials. HcmeMtiu
not t"oo compp-atrd for uro to mak.
Am cast, alenler. ri:ue eys, reddish
'brown hair, llgttt skin, uood color.
"Would you rujrgret the brown material
over a slip of onui shade, and do you
think a ,touh of pink or color would
toe good? Tho bi-nltred voile material la
'forty-five Inches nlde. Could one yard
Vof some beautiful Vrnlse banding I
thave be used on It? Would like thrs
two dreis for practical use. Thank
"I Ing you, It. CI. Dn I..
& Make your brown material over
X slip of same oolor msssallns. rrom
f. a dropped snonldsr line piped with
S messallne have short sleeves gath
j area Into messallne cordtcca and s,
I' frill of cream lace, Oatasr tha
r Moras lata a short yo't and lit a
ft frill of Uoo trim th centra open
ing cn the opposite side of where
small satin rsvera is trunmta
1th sink glass bnttons. At eaoh
Ids of the back drapo your skirt
loto a panel wblah could be of
7oaur banding.
flat of tho njr.rcd portion of ths
hordwed snaterlal kX a wide
Bailor collar, edged with plain
bloc, and lit bins baufla define tto
centre frost of both walat and
hart, trimmed with doubts rowa
mt white buttons.
i am anxious in miiKp lor mi sen a
little blue stilred vollo dress, Tan you
help mo cut ulth it idmplu )vt stylish
little" way to inukn ltv Am nineteen
years, of ace. iulte small and oleniler
siif.1 i:nN..
Vake ycur waist after a plain
ktsnono VAtterus, end yi'.r skirt
thrie plcci V 1th scaran on the ililtu
and In bick, gatnsrsd n'.luUtly
arc SB A tha wals;. Apply imntls of
the voile oat crosswlst snd edjed
wKk narrow inttrtlon, on each sidn
of the walat utsrtlrg Jast bslaw
ths bnat line, continuing la fffect
' Mto tb eklrt t Just hjipvr the hip
,i.jBno. htn use scmsrrew In-
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te Miriiate a ronna you
FASHIONS FOR
HOME DRESSMAKERS
on the wsist, aUo to Mm
skirt araaad near the b attorn.
nir Ksibion KJItori
I have two yards of white allover
embroidery which 1 would like tn use on
a.Ilttle dlmlly dress, and would appre
ciate your advice, Am twenty-five yean
of age and well built. MTtfl. J, T.
Via the all. over as a very wide
yaN an the walat reaohlng to tha
ahoalder Uses, and sorrowing
down at the belt line, bat droyplwr
below It Into a point. Hsge it all
with aarrow CI any Insertlor, also
tha part sleeve, while wide Olnay
edflag ooald lay flat aresnd the
natch nsek. On the bottom of the
slightly gathered skirt have a bund
of the allover ib polnta on tha
npper edgSi ana fUlihed with the
Inaertlen. A belt or colored satta
woald oemplete the dt eaa,
r-. rnM'n vinin-
The other evening The World printed
two Illustrations of ths new collars In
front. What I would Ilka to know Is
now to cut the neck of uiy waist In
front. Will you kindly advise met
I8AUICL.I.E.
Tonr waist should be ont to a
little T In front. On the low col
lar yon ooald have Jnst a tiny
black velvet bow In the front, but
on the high collar the strings and II
bow would not give as pretty an
Seet aa without them, although It
hat been doat, to hold the collar
firmly aronna the nick.
Ir Kh'jIjii Kdltort
I'leuse tell me ho- msny yard of
material 3t Inches v, Idn Is required lo
ml( the striped gown described or.
May 12. Also, tell me, In cuttlnK. which
to lay on the hla fold of the Roidi,
the shoulder or the front of tho waist;
also tho fiont or the hip scam of th?
skirt Will I have traubln In turning
up the hem on account of the hlas w.'ty
of thn dress KoresT 1,11, Mil D.
The dislgn moires BH yards of
nu-.tsrlal. lay the front of ths
waist and nklrt on the bias of the
goods. Do sot lay on the direct
bias of the goods, but only about
thres-quartir bias. Thin your
seams will not be sa apt to sag.
Also you might atltch a tape down
with eaoh seam, which will tend to
bold them In shape. The hsm X
don't think will trouble yon, unless
your goods Is vsry "pully," when
you could face your hem with a
ntted piece of tho goods.
Phillip" nirci'liiry (Int.
Tim rhllllp" Minimis Dln-ctory for
191S-13 (the fortj-.M'.-nnd iiniunl edition)
lim Just been lisued, ll cumulus i.v;..
nam and tins n number of Improve-
I ments over former editions. The slso if
the U'oU Is much Increased, tins K-ow-I
!nK business of tho city liarlnx ninde
I this neccssjry. and no ptlni have been
I spared to make IliU a correct clasltlca-1
i Hon of New York's business names, I
I The publisher I" John V Dwyor, Nn, W
' Niissau street. The pil'e of the book Is IS. .
All That Is Earthly Is
Subject to Pain
King !iilomon.
l, ki ilins a nhfuniMttm all tfll thi
ram ttorii Ihey lisle or. Intlsmtn
inusolrs Mini stur, srhlnK lolnli: they huvr
no umUHInn nr t renmli, anil set nervoui
snd IrrlnUI-. uhlih It not lo h wonilereil
1 1.1. We realist- how much Ihev surfer.
-Norllu." a lu'ticrlplloii free from
Ionian, and Narcotics, nlll banish all schr.
i ml tiilnn. nr.U limber up llii.i Mire nnd I
Inluin.'t inuu'les, or kour nioncy nlll be
lisfjndvil. ;
V,' Idllrr that (hire are wiirthlet. n.l i
dsnserju. I.meillis nlilch lire oUl us curt"
m o I Ii e htln o( iiiKiHil.u'iuiiM tun.
munUi. i, unit ohrt i tu i vir.u i Knld,
i .Nurnn's" i.uruir la to itlio inllif utnl .
CotiipoJi'.dfd ..oluklvrlk ns u a;iicl(lo rm.
, ,d lor ilio.e un'.y ivlm auflur lion. Illi.u.
I ii.atlBiii. Ni'Utti's or .Seuiltla.
I'niitllicr iourieir i.u tn llncreninn.
I!k-r' or any lailinK ilruirtlit lo.itai-, Kri
SI bos uf Nurtio." ths reaji.1v tbi
i.r'uiea reaulls.
Vnii csp f-l ll wnrklna.
c,""jv'i.'tir,'. irTir- c-
DESCRIPTION.
Of ralmon plnlt rpnnRc, tills little
ft-ook In mailer wltli a drop shmildiT lino
and ft round IuU'!i tie-ck, denned by
Irish lai c insertion to the front, whein
two nr nil rrverx urn appllsil, tviilcli
ftrm a vont portion whose effect In con
tlntifil to below thn licit line. H li
dimmed tip the centre with small round
crystal buttons, which are ul.w used to
cloe thn lorn sleeve up the Inside scam.
Irish pleot eddnB In used to finish the
revern, continuing aennts lh loner cdzo
of the vk: utTect, whllo the Irish lrer
tlon trim the xleevo nr.d the nklrt to
the front, whore an Inverted plnlt
sprlne from the front seam. A very
narrow patent leather belt la a, 31a
tlncttva finish to the gown.
HONORS TO TOM MOORE,
Serrlpaa Jfe14 la Memory of Ire-
Ian it 'a Famona luelotllat.
Tha memory of Thomas Moore, the
Card of IMn, was honored yesterday
afternoon by a terse crowd at the pocl'a
monument at the Fifth avenue and Six-ty-flrat
atraet entranco to Central Park.
Under tha auspices of tho Onellc Hocl
ety and the Friendly Hons of 8t, Pat
rick tho monument whs decorated with
flowers and addresses w era made. Ten
ement llouie Commissioner Murphy
apoke of the life and worka of tha Irish
onkater, paying an eloquent tribute to
both. It was till with as well as that
of all Irish and Irlih-Amerloans tn the
city that the location o; tha monument
ba chana-td to tha "Mall" eldo with
those of Scott and Burns and the oth
ers. John Cater, considered the best
speaker of the Oaellc In thts city, made
an address In that language which waa
warmly received. An original poem,
written for the occasion by Joseph I.
Clarke, author of the famous "Kelly,
Ilurke and Shea," was read.
SAN DIEQO I. W. W. WAR ENDS
Vlallaa(ee nishand and the "I'rec
Spccehrra" will Halt.
KAN FRANCISCO, May SI. "lloth
hides finally havo reached a basis of
sanity nnd fair-mindedness," said U. S.
Webb, Btate Attorney aencral, upon his
arrival here from Han iTV.rgo whero hu
nent to Investigate the trouble between
the citizens nnd the Industrial Workers
of the World.
"The oltlxens league has dlshandMl.
and I believe 1ll not get together aealn.
The Industrial WorlterN of the World
have Indicated that Miry will not stir
up any morn disturbances, l'eaco 'i:i:i
been established, and will slay, I
think."
7'.
Climb a Glacier
in Glacier National Park
Located in Northwestern Montana in the very
heart of one of the wildest and most magnificent sections of the
Kocky Mountains tills most scenic amphitheatre is attracting tourists
from all over the world.
Towerinc into the sky, massive mountains lift their snow
capped heads among the clouds: on their sides hang slowly grinding
ulacicrs. In the deep-cleft valleys lovely lakes reflect the over
handnscraas. Vlvlil contrasts abound. Abort, utarnsl snows gllntlnr In th
suuligM-at one a Icet, the evanescent beauty and warrata of lluwers,
"See America First"
Take the Great Northern to the official gateway the only
main trantccntlnental line to border on a national park. Take the
Oriental Limited Ihttmth from Chicago lusurloua travel comfort unescallcd
service the great national highway to Glacier National Park anil the i'aclftc
Coast. All (treat Nurthern Coast Trains run via Glacier National Park.
Call, semi or phono at once for the Glacier National Park Library
nine pieces of remaikoblo literature. Twenty cents In stamps (to cover postage)
will brinir the cornpleto set each bea-atltullr Illustrated. Four cents brings a
spltntlh dcacrlptlvi) booklet.
nouad.Trip Sim m re Tourist Tkaata on aaU loUy tratU Sptesnbr 30tb.
W. M. LOYVRIE, Gonoral Eastern Pasconiar Agent,
1131 Broadway, Now York, N. Y.
Panama-Pacific Intimations
The immc' lilyn on our Ul.vn-l'luii Xnluru
Shoos is it giir.rt;ntco of liiRh-olr.s.s Icnthors
hiph -clitss workmnnship high - class
mcthodh just us surely as on the Ulyn
shoos for men itiul women, v.ilh which
niosl of you nro bettor noqiinintcd.
In fitol.il ltitima irorf--ll:o snooiid skill
, ... , ,, . ., l(s US to 2 -JMt
in ll'o ('o.sifinii'i,' r.utl I ho oaro in the hUmp 'rn, r. to a.tm
wh!( h ye u oi .. imve in a hJrPo pair. XWJuZ.'r nrlf' "
Stilt! only in the Ion Hig Ulyn Family Stoics, so
oasy lo rweh and so well worth reaehing.
wit Miit: Kiintix ncyO?
hth M .-tlllh A (Oil. Ms. ST"'''
Jlsll Order IJrnt.. ami) il, ,v.. S. Y. Cltr.
swwmiis n i j. r ouou et., enif Abraham
Mure. I Broadway, bet, l'ask Bad Uierr
THZ EVENING WORLD,
FISH PEDDLER DROPS DEAD,
A FORTUNE IN HIS POCKETS. '
I
Joseph Wagm.in's Fatal Argument
Willi Wholesaler Discloses His
Unsuspected Wealth.
Joseph Waiftnnn, forty years old, of
Xo. Ell llrooinn Mlect, n, fish peddler,
uoikM lilmu'lf up Into a rrvnzled uik"'
ment with nn Ktdrldge street wholesale
dealer while buying apples to-day and
suddenly toppled over dead. When his
body was removed to the Clinton street '
station I,"17.W wis found In his cloth
Insr. There ttas also a money order !
celpt to show he had recently sent I'Jo) '
to hie family In Uuchnrcft.
Hi; wan ii Lout forty years old arwl
shabbily claiU There was no friend or
acquaintance to tell whero he lived and
when his body was removed to the Clin
ton street station, It was thought lie
was one of the atruggllng peddlers who
eke out a bare existence selling fish to
humbln tenement dwellers. Hut live
wallets were found In various pochota
of his clothing. In one wallet there
were 11,090, In another $31, in another
t20.40. In another U.JO and In a fifth
19 cents. Two of the walleta were
aewn Into thj pockets.
All the police could learn about the
Resinol Healed
Stubborn Sore
And Cured Bad Eczema on
Boy's Head.
There is a world of comfort for skin
sufferer in such Idlers as these: "Ile
inR liadly crippled with rheumatism nnd
confined n great deal to my bed, a sore
developed on my hack. This became bad
ly Irritated, which meant much suf
fering nnd many, many wakeful hours.
) wm constantly using divers oils mid
salvci for relief, but nothing could cure
me, 1 only hoped for such relief using
Itc.iinol Ointment, when, to my surprise
and dclicht. 1 found it wns really healing
the sore. Now It Ij entirely healed and
1 am having comfortable nights again,
which 1 much appreciate. My doctor
says 'llc.iinol Ointment ii the best Oint
ment on the market.' " Miss Nellie
Coryell, Lima, N. Y., April 4. 1014.
While Mrs. Florence Griffin, of Phila
delphia, writes: "My boy had ccscmalu
sucli a form that it caused abscesses on
his head. 1 was compelled to take him
from school. 1 have used Kcsinol Soap
and Itcsinol Ointment for three weeks,
and it has cured him."
These women have tried Itosinol and
know what it has done for them. What
better proof could be offend of what it
can do (or you could be offered than
their testimony? Resinol Soap anil Kcs
inol Ointment slop itching instantly
and quickly, easily nnd economically heal
ectcm.au, rashcs.eruptinns, pimples, sorcj,
burns, boils and Itching, inflamed piles.
Your druggist recommends nnd sells Kcs
inol Soap (45c) and Hesinol Ointment
(ftOc end $1). For generous trial, free,
address Dept. 35, Resinol Chemical Co.,
Iialllmore, .Mil.
Espositlen, San Franclteo, 1918
The Shoe
thst Fails
to Fit,
Fails
to Please,
lllyn.I'l:ii llulton and t.a'
iilioie, and Olrls'
atylea, gun Tictal cult and
pslent cult- hullt to rest
mul protect tha feet of
ai'tho children.
lia .', to Bl.Tfi
Mr... HV. to 11.... a. (Ml
n CP
r.Ahr nidi: hrinuiNi
iSd A. unit lU'Jd Kl.
ll Av Mitli mill xts.
.,1,1. m. .KI- u.
'"ttt, i -,;
Write for Catalogue of ChUitttnS shoes.
Htraua. ltroalwau'. uear Oreeae Av
Bis. 1 Bctorr,
lit Kaat f,
XynjFlfAri
FRIDAY, JtfAY
man was that hr appt-Artil In tlio llah
mnr!(t urn vpnr ntrn. tvhnri ltd had
only a soap t.ox tc , ell from. I,ut,r ...
branPhcil out with two fit.inrli. ll
I worknl cirly nnil Intr, wiling llsli In
tli: murnltiK ami fruit iiml vtwIubluM
luring tho ipmnlmler of tint .lay. An
ambulation nurseon frati'i Ouivorncur
lloipllul -aid his de.tth r.'js due to
heart dlneasc, superinduced by pour
nourishment.
The Shirt Label
That Says.
"Laundryproof"
You'll find luch a label on but one brand of
shirts the Emperor at $1 and up. The
label is reproduced below. It means a fabric
specially treated by the Phillips-Jones Process,
which we own. A process that doubles the wear
of the goods. And makes it color-fast We can't
explain how it operates. That's a costly secret.
But we say to you
"Make Us Make Good"
If an Emperor Shirt ever
fades no matter how many
times laundered, and no mat
ter why take it back to the
dealer. He will give back your
money without any question.
We stand back of him. You
Over a Thousand Patterns
Ask your dealer to show his
assortment of our 1,003 ex
clusive patterns.
Non-shrinkable) neck bands strong,
dose vrovon goods cuffs that can't
ravel ocean pearl buttons all tho
boat feature in shirts.
Famous ...
"Always Early With the Latest"
For Emperors at $1, ask for Emperor Gold Labels
For Emperors at $1.50 and up, ask for Red Labels
. Emperor Shirts are made with plain or plaited bosoms box,
medium or knife plaits. Cuffs separate or attached. All shirts
cut coat style.
AT YOUR DEALER'S
"Tttre's another good thing about your Emfcror Shirt," said
a New York laundry manager, "and that is that you can't fade out
the Laundryptcoi label. We like to look at that label. It means
less kicks from our customers, who wrongly think we ere responsible
for the fading of shirts."
PHILLIPS-JONES COMPANY-Manufacturera
NEW YORK CHICAGO
I
1 1 t'luh plans or rldlrulou-lj- kihuII tlcmnlto will attract the Itieierlrnrei1 liujer, l
1 ln.l'i.'i a ulll I.k.Ic Inr lmnei.1 lotiirrns Hint don't ilrinv .ri.KvlH- l.mrnt Into u net of
ingii inr uiiii ininimii a)iillllin. I'rnur nr our ir.u nirurtiuni ueuiinK uurne
b Hie fuit Ihul r are mie of (he larnot tiimlture ani carpet illtrlbuter In the
eoiintr. Thnnks ( nnr ennrinon iurrlin-lng nmer, v 11- pM4 tn offe- yon tbe
One Low PriceCash or Credit Best Credit System. 0al-o!-Tovvn
Deliveries Ironi Our Slore to Your Door by Motor Tracks
Genuine Bird's-Eye
Maple Dresser
Mill, large pattern Trench bevel nlul
mlrri ri roll utanilantJI ronliilns V.
iiikII anell front ami 1! (JIT (Q
IruKC ilfneri lllie rut I ?jIJ.Ho
inlue K'J
rrliicro Dreaser
mstclii nlue Slill. ,
l)rrln:i Tnlile
iimtclil value :l(t, ,
f he Unii'old
Davenpori by uay. , , , , Men iy W
11a wonderful liefuln ua n I" ''?,,VY,,V!.,5 rur "i" ""' ""i" "f
llfiillV flalsheil. wltli ','',"' ,;,r'r..''ii.,'t'''1 ' ,l"r'1 uenllnnallj
anrings inuile einrl trom, llie siiriiua Hint
tiilUMirl tin. niiiMiiaieruia. ,'."",,.,""." 1 "7
i uinfiirtnhlf nn iiu flnl ''l. I Me -C.it null
mcL' n.o unhoNlVrid lth line Imperial Ictlier
V.ri,i,e"eM'Xn"!":r;'. K4vkWM$
inut la atiurmiiei'ii
I', site eMcllcnl arc
!,'. 1. 1 li e cull
valur Si 111,1,0
i ffim gjs
31, 1912.
f.orlmcr llrbitie Monday.
Washington, May si.-Tho senate
will beKlu cnsldcmtlon of the I)rlmer
c:is. next llomliy. Hr.iator Kern will
limit' Ihf opeiiliiit speech, fie will
tirse thn mloptlJii of 1I10 minority re
port, which recommend- the exclusion
of Mr. Lurlmer, M nttcmpt will be
madn to mako hu Ivirlmer cam the
urllnhhed business nt present, but ef
forts will be mado to have a (late fixed
for laklns tho final vote.
get a definite cuarantee-slip
with each shirt.
We've a Si-years' reputation
and a business of more than
D.000,000 shirts n year nt stake.
To make good means far more
to us than to you. You can
rely on it.
But don't buy a shirt as
"Laundryproof" unless it bears
tho labels below.
, This f ihtic b is tecs Ircslcd br the
rnuups-jmcs tvectst. wtuca
docblrs t'ae wear snd mikes Itw
cotcn taunJryproof. Ttieitcskr
wilt five bf ck rcur irn.iry if ll errr
Mel. rilll.UPS-IONLS CO.
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Money own
ChlfloKlcr
to niati hl value rv0.
$14.98
$11.98
'Bstweimmt Med
Bed by Niflht.
rurniahlnc
t. "caii-
strong
K
fOPPlNQ
So many splendid offerings in the
Basement this week we hardly
know which to
Men's
Low
Shoes
$250
Our $2-50 Low Shoes tor Women
Include every new smart style worn thirt season.
Funips, ColoEitals, 2-EycIei Christy Tics
In Tan Calf, Patent Ix?atlier and Gun Metal Calf, m
Welted and, Hand Turn Soles.
Th" indication' are tint tUU will lr Llr
Grontcs! N ItUe S'Htti liver Known Wo Ar U1 ndv,
Women's White Duck 18 Buon Eotfs with
blani 'l'ops, Short 'aifip-, Culun li-ou, Weitco Solos
VYomea's While Buclt Coleniais, with Nickel
ihlCKlcS.
i urn
VvomgB's White Pnck Pun.ps w:th 5,.().1( M
jr.iin Itibbctt ailk flows. CuIkui no?N, welted soles Z
lurn sotci, Cuban heels... A 1,11(1 JL ua
White Shoes for Girls
While Jinvas lllnh Cut Buttj.i
Blsrs
-V, to 11 .
1 1 U lo 2. ,
filtes
$1.35
$1.50
$i.6s
In .
Mothers and Fathers
To-Day and To-Monw at 4 Brill Stores
Boys' Suit Bargains
at $4.S0
Values up to $7.95
Blue Serges
New smart Norfolks and Dciiblc-Brcastc:!u in
all the new shades of tan, brown and gray.
Strong, durable, well-tailored suits, mere than
half of them with 2 pairs of knickers. And as an
Extra Special we have included about 300 fine
blue serge suits deep, dark, fast color ;i!!-ygo1
sergesalso in Norfolk and Double-Breasted
models. Every suit remarkable value at MM
SPECIAL VALUES IN
Boys' Wash Suits, SI to $1.98
RUSSIANS AND SAILORS
All of them made with undcrwnist attached to the bloomers.
White Duck, Linen and Khaki Norfolks
S4 values at $2.95
White Duck and Khaki Knickers, 75c value at 50c.
Ever Play Indian or Soldier ?
Those were the Happy Daya" when, with a couple of '
chicken feathers in your cap nnd a wooden near
hatchet in your hand, you'd let Ioohc a blood-curdling
screech and think von were an Indian you remember
that, don't you? Well, just imagine how much your
Kiddy would enjoy one of these
Play Suits for Boys and Girls at $1
Indian, Cowboy, Soldier and Jack Tar Suits for the
Boys, and Squaw Suits for the Girls; with numerous
other play suits at higher prices, which will Rive them
lots of pleasure and save their good clothes.
279 BROADWAY, near Chambers Street
47 CORTLANDT ST., nsnr Greenwich, 125th STREET at 3d Ava
UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, West of Broadway
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We Have Added 3 New Styles fo
Our $2.50 Line of Summer Ox
fords for Men.
"The York" straight last, closely trimmed
soles, medium heels. In Tun and Gun
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"The Selccto" is the New English Inst
with wide shank, low fhit lieel and lilind
eyelets. In Tan Cnh' nnd Gun Metal.
"The Qunlito" is a modified high loc, with '
medium high heels nnd extension ,oles
A snappy good looking shoe for Merf.
In Tun nnd Gun Metal.
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