GOIIEGTIEUT’S GREATEST BARGAII EIEIT 5* Without a doubt the greatest of aTl pr 1ce-euttsng solos.~ Come tomorrow, sure; . .oughout the entire store you will find unparalleled bargains.- Wenderful saving ortunities will greet yount every turn. Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in an leathers lid Tubrics T01: the whole family, at prices actually be10W the cost of preduction. .1. J SEE OUR GREAT WINDOW DISPLAY. one.» 1w Postmhn $350 31‘9“ Cu ate 111 made Shoes leather -lined don. Y ble '0‘“: f weather 31. 1111 111111-1111 ; 11111111131311 ; be needed to obviate ell chimes of "delaying the physical examinations. I noteere‘d‘fitheir lservioes and others during the day -~'- a boom yesterday. ; , of applicants 223 Were accepted. Most ~ or *the recruits admitted their nu ET: A SQUIRREL The squirrel is a nimble elf with furry > hide and bushy tell, who lives a merry sort of life and climbs a tree ' with great celerity. ' He also puts his load away securely ‘stored for winter use and by such'foresight he ~ enjoys a time of ease and much prosperity. The lesson of his care-free lite, so free from, worry and , Human race as nose upon your oWu ‘ fair face. ' A squirrel can’t use Goal, its true, or we can guess just whet he’d 110. THE ERRi; iliiAFlAiiESENTTfl Proofreaders NEW YORK July 24.-Volunteer physicians will be used by the you“ WT “ exemption boards to speed worfi of examining New Yorkers V drawn for militaiy duty under the This action ' 'will be necessary, it was sold today, because physicpl tests must be made , 'iilifiizr‘” on account "of the large num- ' selective draft lottery. r or men to be examined. This ex emotion hoards. while waiting today 1 the: rrivnl or the quotes each dis- itie‘t nuts provide. were amusing to cell for as many physicians as may Many prominent physicians have Vol were expected to join the movement Recruiting tor the regiilar army had Out of hundreds here were well within the lists. y they would rathei enlist new nud' be able to seleét the branch of th' rvice _ihey wished, than join he hr 11 u conseriptis.1 from strife, is plain to all of Aii [BCALBAARBS ‘ ,2; Prepared With Greatest . Carolin Safeguard Against Errors~Veterans Used as .. , up the « \ Denis Put 6” Putting On' A Bathing Suit One and Two Piece Bathing Suits ior Men and Boys “Kid” One Piece Bathing Suits ior Children Ladies Bathing Suits oi Many New Models and Colors A lsdies’ Bathing Tights and Unions Bathing Caps and Shoes‘.‘ Sport Skirts, All wool plaids values $6 00 and $8..00 " White Pique and Gabardine lumber. . Everyone to his own fancy we onus - Economy will be the Watch- Woril it you do your shopping here. WITHOUT being conscious of it you'll save 25c on every: dollar spent in our store at all times. FOR TOMORROW we have laced on sale Two Hundred e11 stripes, at $2. 98 and $3. 98. Skirts at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50 ' come and see the wondertul values. CASH ONLY. NO INSTALLMENTS. WAR PRICES _ hence when the crop has to be moved, on top of every other activity of war and peece,l it will be almost impossible to obtain ~ High as it seems, lumber has advanced less since 1912, the . , last normal business year, than any other staple article of use.- ' Steel has advadced 148 per cent. (lenient has advanced 5i) pqr cent. Brick has Advanced 38 per cent. Lu’mber only 17 per cent. 1 ‘ Lumber is cheaper than any of the “substitutes." , hutweareiilfingupast'sstns‘ set oi! course, being patent rights. 'No it is perfectly legitimate for the owner or a patent to ask any old price he cisn get. He may have an excellent proposition. and it might be worth the money it you could’ llnd any substi, tute.‘ lie may not sell enough so that 111111.111 pope-lye any articlw mu. be put at e moderate price. A large; pint of the automobile owners of the in the old way rether than my extrds 11- taken out oi. it, end the em. ’ inordinary profits 11! ten years ago have . NIT there is sharp oompe automobile busing“ has had the- waoik Market ; j" titlon, end the machines sell io‘r whAil they are r'eaily w.orth. To establisli ény accessory on a permanently press. able bnois, it must do the snme. - he ‘is makiugmuch money on it now. I; ‘ ' Bt he ‘should remember one thing: . 1T» present time are people of very mod-n incomes, and they Will rub along ‘1. s ear: 12W?“ *2“ I“ throws? a? H .1 he 5‘". we so Ni, M )
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