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,: Due to Lack of Space, We 0111'! f‘ ate .a FeW Speeials
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3. Ladies Tan Calf Brogue oxford: . . .2 . . . $4.95
. ‘ Ladies Tan Calf Brogue Oxfords ...... $5. 45
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Here are hundreds of Shirts at a great saying;
dras, Batiste: and plain colors.
Also, a realsaving. Twenty dozen in all desxgns and patterns
All taken from our regular stock.
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SALE AT OUR SGUTH N ORW'ALK STORE ONLY
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aryard Tries
m early afternoon until dark yes-
nay
~ workout was
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All Its Old P13ys
AMBRIDGE,- Mass, ,NOV. 3.—
the entire staff of Harvard
the last m- the
Crimson before the game. as the
squad will go to NeW York this after-
noon and to Trenton toInnn-ow,
where they will spend only an hour
or so learning the wind currents in
the Palmer Stadium.
There was no scrimmage. axthougb
there might have been a short one
ball coaches worked with the fiad the field been hard and dry. As
it} players. who will meet (has it Was the work was hard on an un-
-rs at Princeton - on Saturday {certain field. but «Motors and coaches
weighed every man mm and
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eept a, profit;
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Spoolal 10-Day Shoe Sale
-—AT—— ,
Due to the mild weather, we find t
* ther e,fore we will offer our entire
Max Levy 8 Shoe Store
31 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Please note the number, as we haveno connection with any other shoe store;
SOUTH NORWALK
there Was great relief when Ike day'b
work Was finished Without any sort of
casualty. The Harvard plays old and
Were careIully2 rehearsed and
there . was another
,. agal'nst the scrubs. who again worked
all they know about the Princeton
style of running game. »
It has been found possible to Innke ‘j
almost eveEytblng from ootton ex-
hat We are overstocked, and,
Stock of upetoedate High Grade
9* a big reduction, for 10 days
long session
the one price of
Princeton Punting
Is Much Improved
PRINCETON N. J... Nov. 3.—Ra.in
lagain crushed the hopes of the Tigers
'haying a much needed scrimmage in
preparation for Saturday‘s game with
Ham an}. Roper desired to let his
men hare a. strenuous battle with the
scrubs. but be We: afrajd to take any
risk: at this tide. .
He concentrated on certain details 2
.Wbich should have attention. Imme. '
diately after the entire squad repoiif-i
ed Roper Morn? Trixbble and Jack
Wybn took the backs and end: over
to one side for a drill on aerial at" ’
tack. This was followed by“ ’
'Ien'sive session, in Wbicb’ the
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The Varsity a'nd scrubs Were then
ore-assembled and lined up for a darn-3
my scrimmage, Which was as far a:
they were willing to go In the line of
:strenuous exercise. This 7
Some time and the men were run ;
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i A scrimmage will be bold today if .
{the clouds make any moti '
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Ladies Tan Calf, Cuban Heel, Oxford: $5.45
ladies Tan Calf, Cuban Keel, Oxfords“ $4.95"
Ladies’ Tan Gait, 3buckle Pump: . .-.. $4.95
Ladies’ Tan Calf, saddle Strap. Qn‘ford: $5.45
Ladies’ Patent Leather Walking 0mm: $4 45 .
Lathe: 3—ouckleé- _‘
Ladies’ Patent
Oxfords ........- ...... .
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Ladies" Black Kid, 2 strap HauseShppel's
Ladies Dr. Kimball: Health Shoes, cushion in ole: and mbbe: bee]:
ancflffioes, wean 2:2
2 Tan Calf Sheenwelted
Tan Scout fines, all is": . ;
Tan Calf Brogne‘Ox- ‘5 ~ '
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Tan Calf Shoes,2we1ted 2:51:33. .
Ladies’ Gun Metal, 2-buckle Pumps . . . $44.95
Ladies Gun Metal, 3-buckle Oxford: .. $45
“Ladies" Gun Meal, Cuban
_ Winches Patent IeatberSallPumps $4.9
_ {Heel W633. $5.45
Ladios’ VaK:d,"2mp Pu Snips 2 “ ‘ ' ,
Lad es’ mite Wakbable Kid
7-“ dies’ Blaek Satin Pumps ......-...... $4.95
. $5.
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Li psgom was in. place Of Pl'nk Ba-r
ker at right guard yeflerday, J and - "
there is a chance that a last minute _
change may give the former the ball ,
’ to start against Harvard.- ' -
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Hundred off air: 1 Variety
. . o extremes, almost every’mp
:- very pair worth. far morn
Time’ 5 almost here When man
:5 step into new pair at a Bevin :2
At that some time, many Women will continue to enjoy the freedom and ease of low shbes.
3 udgment teen en5oy (the protection of new leather and solid soles, tbe comfort of flexible we!
Shoes or full Howland value and style and merit, .5... of approved styles. Show to be seen 9°33. ,
” equally and without delay 1 7
" smmssman‘dmmm i > _
Some with cloth top, some mth plain toe, some With fancyfip.
‘ Brown self and metal 3-buckle oxfords. "
Sportsmen Pleased
The rain of the past two days has
brooght, joy to the hearts of the
sportsmen of this city, and. if it jelears
lioday. several are expected to trek to
the nearby woods in quest of Small
game. The dry woods made the game
recently \ery hard to approach. Dogs,
too. hare difficulty in traCking'.
Reports say that game this year is
plentiful. Absorbing fo Wilbur F
Smith. genie Warden for the county,
8. :ré lie"
3. many or the new hunters have little
3 knowledge of the law is prover). by
son 3 Mrs iwerel closely gammy} .. the record number of arrest! so far by
the aspnty
' have been brought in I
and lnseetworou
lasted I32- . 2 I
.hanj, although a slippery footing of.
sticky mire made the going diflenlt -‘ ' ‘
and
13m high-o t‘ laced shoes to buckle onords 1 Between tiioss
nab; stiyle! Every pair With good welt-sewed solebér -
9 sea ~ '
manor-m3
By Two-Day Ram
number of hunters ~than
stored in many xenr: have
r'lieens'es this season. That
wardens. Many hunter:
» {bony building 'on Washington street a
' Board of Direetog-s Will be elected '4 -‘
'CREADICLEARSA
ywomen wall eagerly step into their higli slices. Hob fine id ‘
Blackgninlaatber mambo: oflords.
Brown eel! 2m pumps.
These with either military or low heels; alert and excellent.
For every pair in “the big lot, Without regard to
”g 2
pointer Becky Broombin. owned by
Loni: Lee Sagg‘ln. oi Lexington. Ky.,\
Wellesley College
lEFE’ELLESLEY. Mass... Nov. 3.-~The
young women of Wenesley College
went to the river today for the annual
rowing regatta to decide the. class
(new championship. The tests were
of skill in watermanship. rather than
of- speed. nior. junior and sopho-
more crews were matched in the prin-
cipal event. and two freshmen eight:
mntéfiei,‘ for selection as the class
crew. The captains of the upper class
crews were: Senior, Alice Richards.
Woodmere. N. Y.: Junior Elizabeth
Basile, 2mm, N. 3., and Sppho:
more, Margaret \ficbols, Elkbart. Ind.
Y. EEL‘EWSOOTES
This evening at a special meeting
oftheY. M.H.A.toheheldinthe
present quarters in. the Trust com~
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Eafing meat raglan: exentnally ' ’
produces kidney trouble in some
form or other. sews a. well—known aru-
tnority because the uric acid in meat
excites the kidneys,- they memo
overworked; get. sluggish; . clog 113'
and cause all! sorts of. distrem, partia- ' ,
elm-1y backaclie and misery in ma '
kidney region; rheumatic twinges.
severe headaches. acid stomach. con- ,3
stipation. iorpid liver, skewsplessnees,I if
bladder and urinary irritation. ' ' , 7 '
The moment, your back barbs or 12
kidneys aren’t acting right, or if
bladder bothers you}, get about four
ounces 0: Jed Salts from any good ~ '
pharmacy: take a tablespoonfnl in art
glass of. water before breakfast for a,
few days and your kidneys will tiles:
are fine. arms fainous salts is made.
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice. c’ombged with iithia, and has:
been used I :- generations to flush.
cloggetl kidneys 'and stimulate tbem
to‘normal activity: also to nontralizie‘ .
the abidsintb'enrineso itnolonget‘
2 irritates thus ending bladder diner-n '
ders. ,
Jed Salts cannot injure anyone; 2
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Redraw
your nbéflfls are clogged and
yourbeadlsstuEedbecauseofnasty
'b or a: cold. army 3 little mire,
,iis’epfi'e cream into your nostrils. "
LYnur clogged nosbrils open right up; 7,
' your head is clear; no more hawking '
jsnufling. Count fifty. _All the
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makes * a delightful memé'
fithia-water drink wbieiz' millions of
men and women take now and their.
to keep the kidneys and urinary or 2
sans clean, thus awarding serious kids
may disease. 2 .
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