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“THE STRONGERVOW’
When a belle of old Spain seeks,
the ,L’rim Apache haunts of gay Pa-
Melody Excellence
Regent Theatre Orchestra
ris.
A Travelogue and Comedy
A Special Program of Drama and
Evening 20c. t
l Later she went to hos Angeles and
(tau Orpb
lot her own writin , “The Smugglers.’
, Garden Stock Company.
Today '
The Dramatic Star.
in lier Noted Triumph.
‘ VVednesda)’
(ONE DAY ONLVt
5;.
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('omedy.
ALICE BRADY
in Her Latest Select Success.
In which a working girl
TO LIVE IN ”
is
CHARLES CHAPLIN
In His Third Million Dollar Com-
t
“THE WORLD
gorgeous beauty at night.
She‘s someonc's “pal."
The One and Only
9d.“
“SUN N YSIDES”
A First National Attraction
that is rousing New
farm life as Charlie believes in it.
Yo.\:.
Ford Weekly
Comedy
Thursday and Fridav
John Barrymore
-in._.
“The Test of Honor”
"7
Coming
Elsie Ferguson
' —in—-
“The Marriage Price"
a.
“”11 y ?
See
Eyes." “Vivc la France.” etc.
“The Lady of Red Butte"
shown at the Palace theatre
Thomas Holding is the leading man.
will
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Select Picture.“‘The “'orld to Live In
during the daytime and at night is
"pal" to any one who v'vfi‘show her
good time.
Eworker. She does not think that he hit
enough to ofer her and refuses hi:
.when he asks her to mary him. it i
’only after she has received a
sought proposal from her “pal" tho
the only thing that counts.
l (M‘is Brady has a role for which so i
Ithe fun she can out of life without pa}
man is of the Salamander type bu
3
ting all you can out of it.
1 AT PALACE THEATRE wEouss
3 DAY
Charlie Chaplin in. “Sunnyside." Also
'5 Julia Dean in, “Ruling Passions."
l One of the most delightful
The Ham: of Screen Delights
Matinee 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9
The Lady of Red Butte”
l E :t :z‘ippinz picture of 11 “'est-
3. ll Elli.
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;. .llilid Dean and Edwin
Today I
Dorothy Dalton
in Paramount Pict ure.
2». shunt-it Latest Comedy.
THE LITTLE WlDOW.“
Holmes' Travelogue.
Wednesday
'iluling Passions"
Fen t tiring
Arden
CHARLIE CHAPLlN
l Million Dollar Comedy,
' --surmvstDE."
m» win his pretty coun~
Some scream.
Theatre. Vt’cdncsday.
written and directed by Abraham S
Schomer. featurimz the two popular on
ists, Julia Dean and Edwin Arden.
The theme of ”Ruling Passions’
terg.‘ of the human heart.
his nurre.
Eveline Roland.
cause of his trouble.
friend. a man whom he had taken into
partnership in his firm. had robbed
him of the girl he loved. Since then
\Valtou had devoted his life to Hale
and new use. while lemon. \’nlton's
former iris-nil. and his wife lived their
live: apmt. ' 4' .
Lem-11in: these iat‘tS. Eveline pa-
tiently and tenderly attended the S01“
rowine; man, until at last. shesucceed-
ed in» bringing back the flush of youth
and happiness to his cheek. Once more
a spirit of love and mercy ruled the
life oi the broker. His life lonf friend
was forgiven and invited to call. In
the meantime Walton had taken a
growing interest in the nurse who had
brought him back to health by her de«
voted tact and refined svmpathv. and
discovers the real
M iii lliill
““3
in
\T PALACE THEATRE TODAY‘
5'3”“)? Dalton in.
Butte;"
“The Lady of Red
Also Latest Mack Sonnet:
Somedy.
t lore! l;_v
we latest Thomas ll. lnce P21:
Dalton :Ll “Faro Fan"
:-'v"tm‘€-, “The Lady of Red Butte.“ has
intracter n hich is a siren" remi ‘
. .. ndet
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t..»r successful typo in "The Flame AWL “ h.u_its m ions, 9 tr V
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WORKS EVERY Emmi”
mom-
:lt"?(::.~‘ of the screen.
Hilton has an enviable stage
vn career. Her first (-2232":
wus “Edi Virginia
l‘iiit‘aio, lll-I‘ native City.
“ 512-.er
:1 century mode war on the house of
Estudillo. is terrified by the news that
her brother. Jose, had been stabbed to
when the day came that he clasped
the hand of his former partner in re-
newed friendship. he announced also
his betrothal to the girl who had made
‘all these thing possible.
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AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Geraldine Farrar in "The Stronger
* Vow," Travelogue and Comedy.
"The Stronger Vow." most powerful
of all Geraldine Farrar screen otter-
comes to the Regent theatre. to
.\ illi'illllzL", modern drama of the
ings.
day,
er Vow" depicts the story of a blood
feud thnt has laid its tragic hand upon
two 01“. families.
Farrar. its Dolores tie (‘mddvm one Of
the last 03‘ a fornily that. has for almost
Spanish
Following her vaudeville engagement
”Miss Dalton went to eDnver where she
played ingenuc roles with the Elich‘s
was engaged by Thomas H. Ince for
pictures. Some of her recent plays are
"Extrm‘ncancc." Hard Boiled." “Green
be.
today.
1 REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY N" be"
'Auce Brady, in “The World to Live tn'q
(‘harminsr Alice Brady in her latest
plays the role of Rita Charles, 8 ttn<‘
Dunner—a girl who works for a living
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i Rita falls in love—against her will--
.with Dr. Vat‘ian. a settlement house
long-
she realizes that alter all money isn't
‘well titted—that of a. typical Américan New and I Were married a long time
'girl whose one ambition is to get all
ling for it. This particular young wo:
miraculously always escapes being
burned. It is only when she finds the
true love that she learns that‘there is
something more to life tan merely get.
stories
ever told on the screen is Select Pic-
tures‘ his special attraction, “Ruling
Passions," which comes to the Palace
This is a storv
proves to be a test between the pas-
sions of Hate and Revenge and Love
and .‘lit rty. in their clash for the mas-
John \l’al-
ton. irtillionairc broker. has renounced
the world one. is living.r in the care of
As time passes the nurse.
“'alton's ' best,
3%!!!”qu .. ”.13.
Her designing relative, .' .. Toni, is
made frantic by Entered-m ion with
a handsome stranger. whom he sus-
pects as Juan Estudillo. Learning that
the stranger has gone to join the em-I
'bassy in Paris. Total necuses him of;
the murder and forces Dolores to take.
the blood vow to avenge the killing.'
Her search takes her to the Frenchl
capital. where she weds the Marquis
re Balefa.‘ formerly Juan Estudillo. On;
the night of her wedding she learns
that she has marriéd the. than she has.
sworn to kill. Retusinz to kill her hus-
band Toral and a band of Apaces cap-
in!
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i never shall."
’1' teen v. mitigan. October is, ISSOZand
a to Catherine McLean. August 1:. 1591.
: Insists She Was Married.
himself up to the police in Los Angeles
on Saturday, after killing his fiance.
Miss Frieda Lesser. said when her ate
tcntlon was called to the statement:t
oi Senator—Harry S. New. of lndiana.;
that her story of their marriage and
t subsequent divorce was [also when
she passed through Chicago on her
, way to her soul) California.
. "Harry‘s father
5 Senator Harry S. New. of lidiana.
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Mr.
ago when I ‘Was a young girl and we;
have ben divorced more than 22 year-5.";
She gave no details of the marriage
or divorce. She 591:1 she was married
a second time after being divorced
t
marriage. ' My maiden name
Lulu Scudtler. she added.
or is dead."
New Very Nervous.
‘Mr. Burg ;
of his sweetheart',rMiss Frieda Lesser.
last Saturday. was reported today to
3 be in a highly nervous cmditlon and
fined with him.
New. who says he is a son of United
States Senator Harry S. New. of iv-
diana. drove to the police station with
urdny and told the police
her;
New has ztdniit=e dto lite police that
his fiancee was not expec'fng to be-
- come a mother as he
~ assorted.
This admission was made, :acrtr‘r‘tiilx'z'
, to the police. when they centralised
New with statements b"
_. physi in}: s.
Then he ndmi
cause she had refused to marry hitn.
FRANCHlSE
IS FORFEITED
Carrigan and Partners Fall‘ Out of
Lewlston Club.
LE‘VISTOR. Me. July 8.—Voluntary
forfeiture of the Lewiston franchise of
the New England Leatut— was announc
ed yesterdav by the owners. Albert, Hy-
slop of ‘Portsmomh. N. ll: Bill Carri
can and “’illiam P. Grai. both of this
citv. l'tissatisractiun with the mantraL
mom of ill“ l0221u- was the assifned as?
the cause. l
Fred Pat-mt. player manager. andI
several other members of the Dewitt;
ton team already have left the city.
The IIQVVISIOH club will continue itsl_ '
schedule. with games counting all
learzue contests. John H. Donnell)“.
president of the New England League.f
announced today. Donnelly assumed
temporary control today.
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ED WALSH RESIGNS i
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W'lLWAUKEE. Juiv. s.—-eitctier m. .
\‘l’alsh. oe time star or the Chlcjgo '4
Americans yesterday handed his resis- \
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ley W'. Edwards. a‘Well-kuown lawyer.
nation to Manager Clarence Rowland
‘died at his residence here yesterday 5
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tion team. ~ l
Walsh said his resignation was due’
to the league rule which prohibits the
use of the spit ball. t
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HARTFORD LAWYER DEAD.
of the Milwaukee American Ameth-
HAR'I‘FORD_ Comm, July 8.—Stan-
after an illness of about ten days. He ,
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til. ‘(zo
rwalk. Conn.
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Hg Every Evening
cial Attention to
hearts & Banquets.
«rat. :_ Aims
we TAKE etEAsum-z
finding an assistant whose work is
standard we insist upon.
Every day new people are being
serious ailments produced directly
some time we have not been able to
creased clientele without mun:
vidual case.
to be. Aside
, which an Momma.
rout being the
ed our attention: but now we feel that we can take care of an in«
ng the risk or slighting a single indi-
In the past. dentistry was almost exclusfiely mechanical—vac one
went to a dentist until driven desperate by pain; *-
tistry is becoming more and more a' prophylactic profession. .Whlle ,
we are equipped to remedy the effects or past neglect orucldant. by ,
scientific treatment. we especially recommend “the periodical enmi-
natlon of sound teeth so that they may be kept in condition to act on -. .
the first line (it bodily detonwwhich is thatnatm intended ,
best momma mime, l _
was born in Granby in 1577. He 31
graduated from Yale in 1900 and from .r‘ _
Geraldine Yale law school in 1903. He mm n t! .f’
Mason and was president of the Con- Q! ‘
necticut Temperance Union and the {I
Twentieth Century Club of Hartford. [3
H}'leaves his widow, two children and is
his mother. h
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in making the anouncement that we have at last succeeded in p}
in every respect up to the high 3 ;i
told by their. physicians of the F u“ ‘
by imperfect teeth. so that for . H
accommodate all those who desir- 5 .
but modern, den-
a
is
fit- . 1
on and Castle at Wivclunteers were closmg
and Releases All the m_;tmgrad, but an announcement
otters
(Continued—33E. 1111'”)
LONDON. July 8.——-King Vic-
tor Emmanuel of Italy has issued
.a decree that profitcers will he in
3 future fined 10.000 lire or sentenc-
ed to from three months to three
years in prison and will in addition
suffer confiscation of the goods,
according to at Rome dispatch to
the Exchange Tclcwraph Company.
; Unauthorized tuidc‘l
’ in food will suffer similar punish—
‘, Y” ment. it is said.
REGARDING ‘SON l The dispatch states that a gen-
l end strike was declared in Naples
' on Monday. After looting outlying:
' ,, stores in that city. a I
Senator New was married to Kath‘ place in:
police who were
' principle thoroughfares.
CHICAGO. July s—Mrs. Lulu Burg. crmo. the police have arrested 4in
er, mother of Harry S. New. who gave formcr‘convicts, who are alleged
to be responsible for
2orders on Sunday.
ROME. July 7.—~About a dozen
men, mostly French colonial
titers. were killed at Flume during.
.thc recent disorders there in which Former Emperor \Villia‘m and his:
is United States allicg forces and Italians partici-nvifc are apparently unperturbed
pate .
PARIS. Monday. July 7.~—Ap-
proval of a plan for a concerted at-
tack upon I'etrograd by Finnish
trom Senator New. and she has a troops and'the forces of the Kol-
daughter. Edna Burger by the second chak government atOmsk was giv-
“'85 en tod
A joint note has been sent the
. military attaches of the United
3‘ Los ANGELES. July s.--Harry 5. States. Great Britain, anm- and
New. held in jail here for the murder Italy at Helsingfors
them to support the Finnish gm-
ernment if it decided to accede to’
so desponedm that a trusty was con. the request of Admiral Kolchak to
assist him in the campaign.
There isno indication that the
allied and associated powers pro-
llif‘ mmv rt‘ 71...; y‘vtwmhea 1 pa”,- S‘u. pose to go further at this time in
e had killed helping;r Kolchak's plan. but their
nation in supporting: the Finns is
regarded as equivalent to assur~
Drevlnu. 1:; hard auces that they will see the Kol-
‘ ‘Q ‘\;!—~‘\-\
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in on Pe.
Amos
made in Copenhagen Monday byl
the Esthonian bureau said the”;
‘ ‘troops which had been advancing? . .
gon Pctrcgrad. had sufl’cred a rc— reached;
averse and were in retreat.
antifiolslieviki were reported to 39“..
have abandoned several positions
along the coast of the Gulf of ‘Fin.
land and the Petrogrud-Narva rail-
road.
Admiral Kolchak’s plan proliaJ
lily fines not anticipate the use of
the Siberian armies which have
been fighting the liolshcviki west
of the Urals. At present the Kol-
chak forces west of the I'rals are
more than 800 miles east of Petro-
grad. The Finns probably will be:
joined by Russian volunteer troops
and forces of the North Russian
cue—.-
. plan
meat flourished
eat.
1'! think
lemon dealing
Park board. has. hitherto
himself cs in favor of the t'
Long Negotiation...
crowd at -
t was prevented by the
Occupying the
At Pal—
agrccd to co-operate in military WWW
operations against the Bolshcviki ‘
while retaining local autonomy.
Finnish troops are within thirty
miles of Pctrograd on the north.
‘\\‘llll9 forces of the North Russian
tgovernmcnt are operating in the
isoutheru part of the province of Belle isle.
Olonetz, northeast of Petrograd. i
AMEROXGEN, Sunday. July 6 66TH CONGRESS
many dis- be employed at
sol-~
; by the possibility that proceedings'
;will be brought by the Entcnte for
the extradition of the former from
Holland. Members of tin-former
monarch ‘s suite have indicated in
conversations with the correspoud~
cut that in their opinion any pro-
ceedinrs from allied quarters
would be protracted for many
months without any certainty that.
The Netherlands government
would consent to hand the. former
kaiser over for trial.
They are almost unanimously
convinced that they are here for a
long sojourn and are making
preparations accordingly.
——__. —_
lined subjects.
ay by the Council of Five.
instructing
meet ing today. .
COMMUNtCAsLE DISEASES. that legislation for
HARTFORD, Conn. Julv x.~~lle-
ports received from the state depart-
ment of health of new' cases of com-
municable dicsascs during: the past
for consideration on the floor.
“\““.““-‘.
~ ‘\ in ~‘ ‘\‘~ v "l‘ "l‘II—I‘I',’
rn._,'.u.&;'r~w~rlu,n, r’ ' ' '
ans". 4', a... ~ gu.\.\‘x‘\-
ow in Session
Hours 8 A. M.--12:30 "
:R‘i‘egular and Special
] CourSes f, .
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rot-saucy». to. w-
- madam mom: as:
ISLAND
in latch-m when open,
The by a bridge iron: Seavtew avenue." l;
is: mppsed .no‘w . {chore the old
, revved. . . ll boat'
ride from the lower mom ‘
island at m the-scheme or .
years ago that; the that! ammo-«l
hinder privtte man-
;3 am in fax-as. or the tem plan."
(3., B. .wtlson an tuitionL
that is {the propon- can ‘ e" -
for .it- gives minnows 3 Mt
I’itne- ghost ride at small expenses“
George’ M‘. ‘Eames, president of tho.
219“st
Negotiations for the acquisition or
the property have been under fly
for many" months. 1“ hearing: be-
govemmcnt at Archanuel. The tore the both! or apr‘rr’mal experts
ll . I. . . “
tem] ed to reach the center of the horth Russian government has on land‘ values have testified the
he mm: as high“ 3600; l
"Whether the island will be oper-
ated at all this year was in doubt to-
day. Mayor Wilson thought it possl;..
No that fliexbathiug Mlltleo “flight
_ lent. The Park
awards intention is to develop Stec‘
pkchase along the lines of Detroit‘s“
BEGINS SESSION
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[cw months at least are expected to
Miran ovsalgrzely to consideration
of the German Ponce Treaty and re-
..The appearance before the Senate
Thursday of President Wilson to ex-
plain the Peace Treaty and its League
of Eations Covenant and the Franco
American agreement. in the opinion
of senators. eclipsed oil other matters
on the Senate program for the week.
No important business was on
Senate calendar to be taken up imme~
diately. shimme members consider-
ed it probable that the Santa might
anion": until Thursday soon after
in the House. activity this week
will center on committee work, except
enforcement 0t
prohibition probably will be called up
PRECIOUS ATTRIBUTES.
“\‘x‘hy are diamonds so highly vnl-
,cltak movement carried through. we“ 3“" 3‘ “"0““: Tl'DhOld fell"? um?" "I suppose.“ replied Mr.
l‘ctrograd has been the object «3 d‘p‘hefia‘ ‘61 5031*“ fever. 15$ Groucher. "it‘s because they are
of the attacks of Finnish. Estho- “‘93st 495 Who‘lpln-‘d “WSW 33 made of carbon. which II the mulvar
mad he “21M hm. ..e‘ nian and Russian volunteer troops "“0““ 90X. 101 lubflculofile. 1’8: lent of coal, and at the some time
‘ for several months. A few weeks mumps, 3- look like ice."
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. 25 Turnout new, Beacon, thou.
‘ Sold Out
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TSHHESTORE
1128.11.30 Main street
Bridltcoort.
The Greatest ‘and Moo! ‘W
PuthJS: we have ever no“ ‘
Hrgh Grade Shoe- for M
Women and Chddm. . . ‘
JUST.THINK OF IT!
When prices of thou on W-
high the pooch: of Bridgeport,
tut-motility towns are given tfii .
opportunity to buy awe anti m
pairs for the price of one. .
~Come Thursday and occur: It!
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Greatest Bargain you out!
bought. Remember in: B ,
Gum-ant» stand. back cf 3 '
purchase. Sate stat-c 1hr”
8:30 a. m. .
Below are a few of the wow
. humans. Space wil not ”calm
l the:- dotalic. ~ ~ ‘
Ladieo' well-known U. ‘. 7V ,
'Whlte Canvas Rubber Solo
and Pumps, 51 ‘
at ........ _ .......... ~ ..
Sells all over for $2.00 and, ' ‘ ' ‘
1,500 pain of Woman‘- Imi m
log Girlc' $3.50 and $5.60 WY
vac Oxford: and Pumps ht W:
street wear. in rubber M L. .
soles; for
this sale
Women's $5.50 Gray Loco :.
Beautiful high cut. buttmvw
boots. with high or low I.”
sizes. \Vondertul a“
value. Sale price at . . ,
Broken Lot—485 Pain in m
Lot—EXTRA SPECIAL .. ..
Woman’s $3.60, $4.00 to “a”
ford: and Pumpo—All out”
leathers for this
sale ................
A Chance of a Lifetime—Wt
and Growing Girls' $5.50 to I‘LK
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Shoes. Oxfords and Puma; h.
lhls
sale ........
Lodico‘ 3230 White and mom
van Tennis Shoes 51‘ a
and Oxford: . “
£7.50 Cushion Sale Comfort m
~~—‘.\'unicn with tender feet will at».
preciate this chance. These are
i made at soft French ma. band now
ed.
l Sale price ............ 3,
2 Young Ladics' $5.00 High On! M,
~Vt'lth low heck. Black 0m.
and brown kidskin. All 5M8. ”.5
price. :3
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Big Boyo' 83.00 Shoes-rfllmht)
leather English last. Lam than
Very stylish shoes for ymtfllt.‘ ‘3
sizes. 5‘
Sale price ............ A
Small Boys‘ Bolt Calf Cw —
Shces~flt=sl the shoes f‘r
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wear. Very durable. 3‘ a
Sale price .......... C .
303m” $5.50 U. 3. Army CW. 3
Best for comfort, and long i .
Made ch the Manson last. Get in .
boy a pair of these and cannula, ,
Sale 53.“
Boys' $3.50 Scout shesew'l‘m
black Scout Shoes—the kind .
guys like. Almost tmpmflfl._
wear them out.
8111? price .......... .
Men’s 86.50 Army Shoot—«Mm. fl
dark ton chrome leather om tn
Manson last. Full double Dole. ; ‘
spected by L. F. ‘ '
Mulroney. Sale price . .
"a". 3690 Too Elkflrin
Soft, pliable. waterproof 3
Dark color. Made with lull lat“
soles and closed tongue. AMI
Sole ,
price ................ >
Men's 85.50 Scoot Shmb—Olo'
the best ".11 A." numbers. M
in mothers. in all shapes and '
Splendld quality dress ‘
shoes. Sale price . . .
EXTRA SPECIAL—$2.59 Ch '
and Mlssec’ White Canvas '
Pumps in leather cud rubber .m
for this sale
$1.29 ““5159- A
Boyo' and Girl. $2.00 Tennis
and Oxford: in. 5!
white and brown . . I
EXTRA SPEClAL-459 plin-
Men's Goodyear Welt 33.50 W
for on: Sm
sale. ................
Men's $7.50 Arch Sunset-tin. M
Hand-sewed shoes. Made m
steel shanks and extended can!”
and heels. All sizes. mum
Sale »
,o pair 0! '10qu
Woolen ........
price .............. v . ‘ _
BPEGJALuMen‘s Dr. warm. ll
310.00 Cushion Sole Gemini-t , . '
tor this , - _
sale... ....' ‘
ATJ‘EHTION, uncut: you not
hi: to the country or am hero '
t.‘
brown exam at! rubber m
m to} $3.50; 4,, '
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Men's W,VIGM3M m 1 .
m out; one brown. s'
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