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The G it & rting
Good* s ? World
The
Sportsman's
Sister
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but up on tin? corre? t clothea
fur tin game.
():i the links, in the ?addle,
at tin? t. ips or in th< big
woods, recognizing in A. &. r.
appnr<*! the sturdy habiliments
o? til- aportawoman.
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The New Fabric
TRADE. MARK
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ialty, trade marked by
this house ling the
nd softness of
hand woven homespuns, com?
bined with a aturdiness Kith? I
to unknown.
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of Striped "Innsbrook"
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in the world?and the most
difTu ult to sei ure
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Men's Sporting
Apparel
A department raipaasing
anything previously under
taken by the Abercrombie 6t
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EXPECT BERLIN
WILL JUSTIFY
ARABIC ATTACI
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Report of Submarine
Commander.
SEE ARBITRATION
AS LIKELY RESUI
Washington Believes Hesperia
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International Court.
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WORLD IN ARKS
King of Spain Believes
WarGreatesl Argument
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BE SAFEGUARDED
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GILBERT PARKER
DEFENDS ENGLAND
De-lits Enlistmenl of Brit?
ons Shows Apathy or
Degeneracy.
'?ONLY CONSCRIPTION
ENDED CIVIL WAR"
Says Equipping 3,000,000 Vol.
ii,',i'".'rs in Ont* Year Is Stu?
pendous Task.
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STRIP WARSAW
HOMES OF ME
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Work in Krupp Plaints
or Be Interned.
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idlenea* m Germans or work in trt
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tempo!
civic and ct n11 ;? 1 <?
thn German military governor. ?I
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?.'iiitiiiiiiiiiiliiiiillilliliiiitlliiiin-a.
if-'ewYcfkCityiiortgajn;
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? Principal and fntsrest |
| GUARANTEED
2 FREE FROM PERSONAL TAI. !
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| Mi* York Wortgai & Secarfti d. ?
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= 135 Broadway 203 Monta,,,.?. 1
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food aras at ?..???'.
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JERSEY SLAYER MUST DU
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rpny, of BvrUaf.
Murphy was r ' killisf ?t
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3.00 S3.I0 -4.90 -4.S0 & ?5.00 SHOES a
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY formen /?I 7
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WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
VALUE GUARANTEED
For 32 years VY. L. Douglas name has stood for shoes
of the highest standard of quality for the price. His
name and the price siamped on the bottom guarantees
full value. They are the best known shoes in the world.
W. L. Douglas shoes are made of the most carefully
selected leathers,after the latest models, in a well equipped
factory at Brockton, Mass., under the direction and per?
sonal inspection of a most perfect organization and the
highest paid skilled shoemakers; all working with an honest
determination to make th*; best shoes in the world.
W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.50 shoes are ,.<
the best that can be produced for the price.
W. L. Douglas $4.00, $4.?50 and $5.00
ihoes are just as good for style, fit and wear
as other makes costing $6.00 to $8.00, the
only perceptib?edifacrence is the price.
None genuine unless W. L. Doug
las name and the retail price is
stamped on the bottom.
If ?on do i'.it live near i ne nf \v. I., p. ag?a*
local dealer eannol supply
"i. ?rite : : flluatratcxt Catalog ?hutring
m to oi let >nu W I. i>- ?I OCAS,
100 Bpark Street, Brocl
W. L. DOUCLAI
WA S PUT TO
? WORK P?CCINC
?(f* SHOESATSEY?".
YEARS OF ACL
HE BEGAN MAN*
UFACTURINC IN
1876, AND II
NOW TH1-: LAR?
CEST MAKER Of
$3, S^.jOAr.oH
SHOES IN TNI
WORLD.
P . Se,*?,
Beit in Ot
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W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK :
9.T N.iisau Stnet. ?2??02 Third .\v? cor, 120th Stritt. BROOKLYN
7 ou Broadway, cor. 8th St. ??_,7Ti> I hint Av.. bet. t4oth ?v 147th ?its. 4'_'l Pulton >tr?-.t, ror. l'i-.irl.
S47 Broadway, near 14th St. 343 Kixhth ?venae. 708-710 Broadway, ror I horBtea.
?I.". >'2 llroadway, ror. 36th Street. ??_?."??.? W,-i 123th Street i;:<;7 Broadway, ror. (?ate? \v?ai?.
1493 Broadway (Tltoea 8qauire). -?NEWARK Kit Broad Street ?478 Fifth Vvenue, ?or. 1 tthSlltat
v?M4 rhlrd Avenu?. ?1KRSK? CITY 18 Newark kva. ?8?? Manhattan ?venue.
?1432 Third Aven??. TR ESTO Ji lui K.suteSt.cr Bmad 177.* I'itkin ?venue.
Store* marked wtth m ? mimo carry complete tinmm of W. 4L Dougla* S3.UO, S4.00 and S-S.SU ahoea for Wamtt
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Good music belongs in every home
a in
-a
?.ZL ??a?
ictrcr
mis it there.
Leading Places WhereVictrolas
and Records Are Sold
Below 14lh Street?
frieal Music Co.29 John St.
Owens -& Beers.81 Chamber? St
linger Bros.82 Bowery
Jacob Mandel.240 Bowci\
From 14th St. to 42d St. (Inclusive) ?
Globe Talking Machine Co.9 Weit 2 31 St.
Ludwig Baumann & Cornp'y. . . 8th Are., I 3th to ?oth ?St.
Chas. H. Ditbon &Co.8, 10, 12 Easl -4th ?St.
James T. Cosjghlin.544 & 546 I .ighth Av.
Knabe Warerooms.5th Av. at Wth St
Michael Streamer.I 39 East 42d St
Pease Piano Co.1 28 \V?-?t 42d St, near Broadway
From 43d St. to 96th St (Inclusive) ?
Mathushck & Son Piano Co.Broadway \ -47th St
Bloomin^dale Bros.59th c\ Lexington Ave
Sol Lazarus.2 h> ! asi >f > t h St
Adolph H. Mayers.19H , Broadway, nr.ir i) 7th St.
Fuller & Barley.2 106 Broadway, neat 7 Ird St
E. De Witt.I 197 Third Ave
M. J. Roth.3rd Ave A: H4t., St
Henry Mi-Ike.I O.^O Second Av? . ?.or. 8 ?tit St
I. Zion, Inc. . 2 100 Broadway
There are Victors and
Victrolas in great vari?
ety of styles from $10
to $300, and any Victor
dealer will gladly dem?
onstrate them and play
any music you wish to
hear.
Victor Talking Machins Co.
Camden, N. J.
Above btith Street?
Emanuel Blout.2799 Broadway
Buckiey-Newhall Co.5th Ave 8l 125th -s
Kranich & Bach.I *> West I 2 >th St
Albert ?Sic!.. 1.233 Weal 125th ?St.
F. L. Steers Co., Inc.J496 Broadway
Lenox Talking Machine Co.3 1 2 \\ eat 145th St
Epstein ?? Berdy.?5977 LTiird Ave.
L. J. Rooney Co.145 I St. Nicholas Ave, .V-?tr I ?3rd St.
Brooklyn?
A. I. Narnm & Son, Fulton St .it 1 loyt St. Subway Stat'n, B'klyn
Epstein & Berdy.1198 Fulton St, n.-.u Bedford Ave.
Pease Piano Co.34 Ratbush Ave.. Brooklyn
.152 3 Broadway, Brooklyn
<\ 1 lcd*,?'y ?St., Brooklyn
!.. A. Schweizer.
B. Guy Warner.
B"<!lord A
Out of Town
Kaat'i Lsidiai Hosk Nan*, ,-*., .??2 Msriln-! *.v., White l-i.iin?. N. Y
Steser & Sons Piano Mfg. Co.74 3 Broad St.. Newark. N. J
Victrola XVI, $200
M-Ua?g-my ?X o*k

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