MEN’S
\VOM EN’S
" H. il DREN’S
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WOMEN ’S
SANDALS
White, Pearl Gray, Cham-
pagne and Patent Leather ‘
$5.60 Value -“
In Whit
FROM FACTORY
WOMEN’SSPORT .
OXFORDS
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| BUY 2 PAIR
f 3
TO YOU!
9, Black and Brown Trim
$5. 00 value .
$1. 89
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JY TWO PAIR
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Pumps defords
Black and Brown. Rubber Heels
WOMEN ’S
$6.90 value
$2.95
Black
or
BABY SHOES
and Browfi, Buttoned
Laced—$2.00 value
690
Faun: Leliher
TUMPS
"(1‘ Heels -— $5.00
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Sport Oxfords
CHILDREN'S
$2.00 value
. 980
.BUY TWO PAIR
YOU NEED THE SHOES—WE NEED THE MONEY
MA}
TO YOU!
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Women ’s One-Strap 1
' $2.95
BUY 2m'
. FROM FACTORY
MEN’S HIGH GRADE
ARMY "SHOES
' 55.003630 value/SA '
. .
H0986, Slippers
Rubber Heels
$3.00 value
9 9 $2.95
Men ’s High Grade Black -& Brown
SHOES“
Regular $6.00 value
Regular $400-$500
$2.45
,BOYS’ SHOES
Value
MISSES' HIGH GRADE
SHOES
$3.50-$4.00 value
' n A .
‘EZei‘a ’
‘
$11
A FULL LINE OF
Tennis Shoes
tion Soles—$2.50 value
$1.35
Buy to
r . the Entire Family
OUT THEY GO!
SCOUT SHOES
Our entire stock of high grade Foot-
wear must be sold to make room for
119.13% Fall stock. .’
Less Than (3031!
. - ~ $1.95
MEN’S $4. 00
$2 29
HIRT’S BLACK
Vici Bluchers
Rubber Heel:
Regular $6. 00 value
Men’ s GDodyear Welt
OXFORDS'H'
Rubber Heels
Black and Brown
Regular $8.00. value
Luck of or—
(rountry is
~. "xwis iln» change-
;‘éo “unlily of work-
i 1.: wave with the
. v. :u-n us in canyon-
' ~ ll «vxcvllvnt mo-
iz'mh-s are curl‘iL-d
nitirmns.
mt. .l Siriun Chris-
u-l tin- view that
»- vilit‘lll was (L 800d
‘L‘ ,w it would prove
w :- M'fort and im-
:: ills
(1.131..
Hit
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"“ ' ' " "‘\l\l: v l-‘OR THE:
Q .\,l'~l \l \‘IIH‘ 190'-
Mill's O. \ -:. nil far this year
.1 -: . :. . _ Cr car sales of
-:. V . y ' “ " uluny for the on-
.. . " . '- in the six months“
9 V M . "Hi" 3‘” all Previous
"'- s“’(‘Dt aside. The
.«llst closed for the
132:. shown vol-
:vr our business for be-
: ”l" “UK?“ previous half
i' ‘- . '_ ' . .iszmy of the Nash Motors
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llrzml for July shipment
from Nash dealers
vountu indicate a con-
, tho heau' demand
‘ ‘ _ . out ”if summer months. The
. , > «'\ i~ still in hind on orders icon-
.‘ J . wr: which has prmoiled since last
. .. ,. . '|4 h Additions to the Nash tour—
,» W ll'i‘r car plant at Milwaukee are
.u lming made: when completed
”' (5 Ml] permit
of
mo" "early :1 v olume that will
this CQI‘.
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,. ,2: ' “ sitlon
limint
r,
Imlll' t»
“‘ £1»
tui- my;
" i‘fll'ls
mu; tn.-
"" (if
At the. same time the Nash
ant at Kenosha. will be in a. po—
to increase its production to a
(I‘xiwqrogimensurate with orders- re-
k“ he new building at Milwau-
if is to be 600 feet long in“ 100 feet
uncllthree stories high.
neieaoing demand for Nash
It: due pr: marilv to the splendid ‘31::
511;; erxe-sent in their price field"
«lilo £3.12. Voorhis. viceADresIdent and
{indoor of sales “In addition to this
:ovmer ialmost equanmportance' to the
dam” s the matter of service. Nae}:
most s’ithroughou‘t the country. _ 81s“.
iigld pvgltcl‘ijouti exception, maintain {a
th hev renderwom respect to the Dem so
“In” 1». unskillcd'l‘zgiolme gene
PM. umiuq p r lo and t
N I i" now ) ”19 N
1 .\ «Mn. 1' 1d bin or, 9:}; product. confide:
if): (lullg’i‘fi
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. .4 ! ":vam‘tn-
, ‘ ‘. .‘ ., . Tu: cunts
. ' w wmk.
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‘ , .' .. Innihl‘ (‘nl'S
H‘ ,u.) 1.1-“ and
.‘ '.‘ mimil gwlhu
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‘ Business will start with $16,009.
Slipplv the demand forA._.
Expects to Leave Mexico for (118.,
'ed Presé). ——By a vote of six to fiveAgie
Hmllield-chusnn Company Files l’rc—
liminary Certificate.
HARTFORD, July 21.—~—'l‘ho, Hud-
ill-lil-Swonsou Co.. of New Britain has
dissolved by agreement of the stock-
holders, accordiig to a preliminary
cortliicate'of dissolution tiled yester-
day at the office of the Secretary of
the State. All claims man he sent to
Chmies E. Hadfield No 21 Myrtle
slit-“,(l’ New Biituin.
'l‘ho l‘ldSlOl‘ i’uinters’ Supply Co. of
Bridgeport has dissolved. All claims
'auginst the company may be [sent to
Neil M. hiuir'ncad. Box 621, Bridge—
port. . '
Sancho Bros” Inc.. of this city has
elected the fouowing officers: Presi-
dent and treasure-r. Francis Sancho;
secretary. Robert Sancho. \ .
The Ncr'Engian lass Co. of
Bridgeport has incorporated with can—
ital of $50,000. and has elected the
following officers: President. Irving
M. Arm; treasdrer and secretary. Max
Cohen. .
The Marmon-Fair’ficld Co. of Bridge—
'port. automobile dealers, incorporated
with authorized. capital of $60,000.
The
incorpomt‘ors are Daniel P. Lax-kin
and Eva Larkin -of 'Bridgeport and
Adolph Lembach_ New Haven. _
The Masonic-Eastern Star. Building
Association of Cromwell has elected
the following officers: President.
Haine E. Bailey: secretaw. Andrew
“E. Garde: treasurer, Lena E. Cong-
don. ~
The East _End Realty Corp. or
Bridgeport has decreased its capital
stool: from 81,445,000 to $1,360,000.‘
nmmsm WINS on. sun.
United States Snail.
MEXIGO CITY,Ju1y 21 (Associat-
Supreme Court decided yesterday a :-
ernoon in favor of the New
Oil Company, of which A. Bruce Bie-
the Huasteca Petroleum . ompany
over all properties in Vera. Gruz
Blelaaki expects to depart? '
United States shortly. He
notify the authorities otEmSJinpendL ..
in; departure in case h m
as to furnish a clear evening. Tuesday,
July 25th, there will be a farmer cos—
liuniing will
:1 summer resort during the last week?
in August. unless present plans go.tum'3 dance held that evening. lit. the
awry. lv‘. W. l'pnam said today. The} Wilton ball grounds, whem‘h most de-
progrnm for the week's visit is in the sirnble prize Will be given for the 13081:
hands of Mr. l'plxmi and lh‘igf-GenJcostnmed lady and gentleman. A
oral Chazlcs G.l‘:1wes, v. lmso guests dance of this description “as to have
the l’xesident and Mrs Harding will held several weeks ago, but weather
be ., 'condition§ prevented and a large
The Prosidunt. according in present a I‘wmh‘l‘r were greatly disappointed
pians‘ expects to go to “003911.33” to Trusting that the weather will be
attend :1 celebration of the Loyal Or- more favorable from now on, the
der of Meow. SON. 34 as tlu guest of Committee is domg its utmost to [Hake
Scerctarv of Labor “Aug, .1 offimr this occasiorrone of the most enjoy—
at 11". order . able given this season and a. large at-
tendnnce is looked for.
Mexico ' \
laski is president. in its fig f against '
‘ 11“.} ‘0 h“ rrnm l'c-ht]‘- refloc
M Ih‘ “l‘guixlz-L- ‘Viluch Show
'ar this
17'er have in year
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ATLANTIC CITY’S PRETTIEST LITTLE WATER .NYMPH.
casc. in\ ohing an injunction restrain-
ing; the defendant, \Vcisheit or. any
of his agents or elmployees from using
a lane oppoxite his place for parking-7
purposes Judge Newall Jennings, be—
fore he dissohed the temporary in-
gjunction which was issued Mrs.
u Klinefelter' s motion, obtained a prom—
ise from Carl \Velshesit that neither
:eh nor any of his agents would use
the lane for that purpose.
Try a. Sentinel Adv. for the best
result. > , .
When you' re uttering fiom
backaoke, .
‘ toothache,
neuralgia,
again from any other cause, it,
Dr. Miles Anfl-Paltll’llls
One or two and the pun stops
(30an no Milli-forming dnioi "‘-
‘Hm you tried Dr. fliles' ”Home?
All Mr W , '
A
mu'
headache, “ l
CLOT _, ass a FURNI§H£RS
- . "Tater: WhoKnow"” -
their work or purify the blood stream,
waetefiproducu and poisonous acids ne'-
main in the cy_stemi 1nd cause butcher ‘
rheumatic paim, lumfiugo. lone quo-
clea, swollen ioinh, selfless. lame
back and similar symptoms .
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regulate and restore the healthy. normal.
action of kidney: and bladder, bringing
. clean blood and better health, with free~
dom from aches and pains. '
_.~ J. George nudging. Bennmgton. VL. writes:
tfali I was attached w? ‘uxnbaga tad
“flared unto agony. lhad a sever. pain "
across my be: and at line: could not dresser
' undress m‘yse'i. I was az’xrise-l to lake Foley
Kidney Pills for my trouble. Alter takint than“!
fora few days the p“ in any luck left me and!
have not had any lamina since that time. 31-“
the gel: that was marks «as. I recun
Fr: lay Kidney Fills to all us: have lumbanf:
= _ fi =
j i - I
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months 01' 19:31." TO VISIT ( {Ht ;\(.0 “ ILTON BALL GROUNDS. IllSSOLYE i). . B ‘ k H ' A t? '"
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"7‘“ 3 [lie W ' “ U L “It‘hUlA L giro Chicago a tryout. as l D C \ dnéys dorm! properlydfi
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