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MANUFACTURERS
0e Outlet
NORWALKi
_ EXTRA!
SPECIAL !
Another Sensational Ofl’er
' REE!
tWomen’ s New Fall Black and Brown
Silk Sport
OSIERY
i'One pair FREE with each purchase to the
, ‘ amount of $1.95 of ever
ook at These Values!
On Sale Friday and Saturday
»DEN'S BLACK GOODYEAR WELT SHOES
use $2.45
$3.90
MEN '8 BRO GUE OXFORDS
‘Ooodyear \Vclts. Rllhlwl' llcclx
$8.00 values .............................
WOMEN'S COLONIAL PUMPS
Satin & Patent Leather combinations.
$8.00 value.
_- WOMEN’S PATENT LEATHER PUMPS 85 OXFORDS
' l Iks. All tl e 1 cw Ist novelties.
Strap 85 Gray int i 1 0. $2.90
$6.00 value.
HEN’S scour SHOES MISSES' a CHILDREN'S
" BROWN STITCH-DOWN
$1.95 ~ snags
.ui .;/. $1.69
$2.3” ‘idi. . ..
CHILDREN' S SHOES
......................
HEN ’8 ARMY SHOES
$2.95
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Inn's BLK. a; Imown I; . I, $1 00
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T31 90 “ $2 45
:mame SHOES 1.
I‘With rubber heels. Slack é.
Brown, button & lace.
WE???” 98c
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IE3?“ GOODYEAR
.7' HIGH SHOES
. it l’n‘own. rubber heels.
$2.90 ‘3‘ $3.90.
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l g THE FBiEltDLY PATH
By WALTER l. ROBINSON
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a URN the world's thoughts to
: ‘peacerul pursuits’i and there
a is little danger of war.
: \Vith-the wider recognition of
g the Importance of antiwar in-
. telligence. the happiness of the
: world is measurably increased,-
¢ tor warfare or dangers of. war-
: fareQnd happiness cannot exist
a at the same time.
:' There are some who loudly
a wall because of the invention of
g a new super-gun which. if nev'vs
: reports are correct, would make
, the great German gun of St.
: Gobaln appear like a top. It is 4.
, held in some quarters that the;
: invention or perfection of the”
. invention of this mammoth
: weapon indicates too much.
; thought of warfare and does not
: au'gur‘well for continued peace
: But. on the other hand, quite a
, number of clear-thinking indi-
: viduals contend that thls new
, gun is a good thing. because it
5 is likely to prevent future wars;
, Howev.er the most encourag-
: ing news in connection with the
¢ new invention is that telling that
g the gun is to be employed as an
I industrial instrument. Finding
that the weapon will punch holes
through the thickest armor-
plate with the greatest ease and
neutness. It is proposed to have
it widely employed in doing im-
portant work for mankind. If
this plan is carried out, it would
be impossible to estimate the
value of the invention British
and American inventors have
given to the world.
But be this as it may. is it
not a cause for rejoicing to
know that the St. (iobuin
wenpon—«mce hailed as an im-
possibility by the world's leading
scientists—has been, outdone?
You remember that on Good Fri-
day the St. Cobain gun began its
deadly work by killing and
nmlmlng women and children
who were wurshlping in a Paris
church, the big projectiles be-
ing hurled through the skies a
distance of 75 miles. This was
horrible. But the possibilities
in war use of the new invention
are many more times as horri-
ble. The gun would throw a
projectile “clghlng five tons
nearly 300 miles. and in so do-
ing “ould make neither smoke
nor noise.
\Vho is there who would be
willing to say that the perfec-
tion of weapons of such terrible
destructive powers is not a Sign
for peace? Plims to employ it
in industry is even n surer sign
In the some direction.
This "greuttwt gun"
hailed with joy.
((9 by the ‘Vheeln‘r Syndicate. inc.)
should be
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NEED OF RICD CROSS
SPIRIT NO\\' GIHIIATICST.
IIZuIn 'l‘t-ausmIncls the Demand Plat-ml
Ily “'orld “'ur. “(Ii-k Assvrts.
"'l'here llt‘\t‘l‘ was a time in the his-
tory of the world when there was such
us during the \Voriii “Ear." 'he
"Then the thought of thtI
:uinv
us.~-~i't-Iil.
:worl-i was to see the thing's worth
‘whth. the absolute and (‘li‘l‘lKll \iIr—
ities of tile and struggle for them.
Today, he 'irwued. man has slipped
back into thl old selfish existence and
:':I‘Ii¢lit.\'
on. mmuwawm we.
xziiml (:L 5:3 thirn
ins
I (To: _.
i-"Iilll 01
Lil I‘lr
A PROBABLE WINNER.
Robert M. La rb‘uette. Republi-
can’. of Wisconsin. will humanly
. be one niacin-i VK tors In this» sear :
election to: Canal Statei: Sena-
tor.
\ii.il ilt‘l‘Ii of the spirit of the Red
Cross :is :it this- hour." declared
Jami-s .\l. lit-ck. Solicitor General of
the lNIpurtm- m or .lustimI and Coun-
svlm' oi' the Alimriiun lltI i L‘ross in‘
this address to the iii-Iglt i‘UtS :It the
iiiiul xx-ncrul session.
“The world was never so terribly
there is nvml that the fine not:- of
altruism iIL‘ sounded again.
”Today Hollis puss with such‘,
diphtnl ;? that illt' imman‘
and thus it;
in this um
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Save: You
Money.
sidered. ‘ ~
- We.
.- lished shoe store in the
walks. '
We ofler you real honest
values at prices that. are ow-
er than elsewhere quality con-
0 give you service
with our goods at no addition-
al cost, and guarantee every-
thing we sell—lLonggst estab-
Doing Business
Here for Over
SHOE STORE
QUALITY _— SERVICE + LOWEST PRICES
30 Years.
A
‘ There is nothing like real '
_ leather for any kind of a shoe,
That sounds self-evident. but
you would be surprised if you
knew how many make-shift ;
adulated shots, with all sonS l'
of substitutes for leather—are ,
floating around. Our shoes
are not always the cheapest-
but they are the most economi.
cal. They are solid leather and
v7ill outwear ordinary one by
Nor--
Women’s Felt Slippers
All Color: 7,
WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS
months.
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BROWN BROCADED SATIN
Pat. Trimmed.
.. ......... .......... $3. 95
WOMEN’S l-STRAP SATIN . PUMPS
' At ............................
Mfrs; m“ “ 3mm“ MEN’S TAN WELT SHOES m k Satin m
At “an...” ......... $4 95 A15??? ........................ $3.95 ft ................ $3.95
Low and Louis Heels. $2.95
At .....
WOMEN’S PAT. &- VICI PUMPS
m... $2.65
At ....... 1' ....................
WOMEN’S BLK. SCOTCH GRAIN
OXFORDS
$3.95
Low Heels —- Unusual Value.
Value $2.25.
SATURDAY SPECIAL . .
WOOL HOSIERY SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY
Here is an Opportunity to get seasonable goods at exceptionallylow prices—All the very latest in w ool
hosiery, plain, slik and wool, clocked, novelty wool—all at. reduced prices—at the start of the season.
GORDON PURE WOOL
GORDON MIXED WOOL WOOL CLOCKED HOSIERY
ENUINE ‘CAMEL
Value $2.75.
SATURDAY SPECIAL . .
f.
Ca el 8; G C lors, $1.50 val. Many Colors.
$1.69 giiTURDrgr greater. .. — 98C REDUCED TO ......... 81 39
H AIR GORDON PURE WOOL WOOL & COTTON MIXED
‘ CLOCKED HOSIERY . STOCKINGS
Many Colors. 8? C
REDUCED TO ....... , .
$1.79 ‘ REDUCED TO $1.98
Agcn:y Agency
For For
IV. 1.. Douglas “Bus 39;- Brown”
Si: 5 Shoes
III-I SHOE STORE
Children - . (Cr ii lrsn
Mt my
The StoreT‘hat Saves You Money.
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;ff‘i:: rat sixty 5- :ns. TH .‘llii ill -::.I‘
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Evidently ii Strmusus Preacher.
An announcement in the fol . Mini:
terms “us posxcl outside an Limits}:
chm “(lit- ‘\'(I\l Sumhiy the liu. ~5-
-——— “ill preach here. morning and
,eveniug: utter which the. churvlrwill
3 be closed for six weeks for neessury
:~l i . lie: m-ni more
30 i
CURED BY A NATIVE HERB
On board a. vessel bound for IndiaI
recently a. man was bitten by 3
poisonous reptile; both the ship 000'
tor and a famous surgeon failed to
control the pobon fast. 89‘1”!de
through his system.
In a day the vessel reached port;
iAn Indian medicine man was sent for.
who ' produced a natve herb which
iquickly alléyed the poison " and the
im'nms life was saved.
' Roots and herbs are nature's as—
sistants in combating disease. That
well-known medicine for ailments Pe-
IVegetable Compound; a prepared
from: Imots and herbs; pawns me-
I d? cinai propéxties "‘on great value in;
the treatment of such ailments.
cuiiar to women. Lydia. E. mum’s
L‘OYD GE aces GREAT
At-
Speech on October _14 in which he said:
we -.
e..- J‘s CHESTER.
, - , Picture shows Lloyd George arriving at the Ref-«rm Club, Manchester, where he delivered a stirlmi
“I will 53 we my country in any capacity. "
_..:f_3
:Phi-s is proved by the letters of.
ommendation in are continually
ubmmng in this paper for itr—w “ "
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