if“ 't i e e ~- 4. .‘H home after spending vat, . it. Reed of 210 Main street. fill“ in Railroad avenue. Ilr. and Mrs. \V. J. Powell. Aldenvillc. Mass. spent the as the guests of Mr. L. I W. J. Powell. sr.. of 9 Center . . . i . ' e ‘Xl‘i It‘ll-uncle J. Gallagher spent week-end with her sister at " Cl Falls In the Catskills. I I I J l“ -—Bergstorm heels in I. o. o, r. bidg. 30. Main Ireet. Irving nulkir'y of Flex Hill road has sold his i-‘ord touring ulr and bought an Essex. I Miss Blanche Nye. Sentinel lino- typist. has returned to h!:' duties. Iflcr a two weeks' vacation. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. “’ebt. and . family of a Crescent terrace. and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Flory of Philadel- phis spent the work-end at Mr. Webb's new hunrniow at Cross Riv- er. N. Y. I I --llnrrls & (inns. I I Mrs. J. A. Roselle (II'I‘ICO entertained Rochester Hnturrlm a o I That's sil. I of 7 Crescent friends from Miss Marguerito litilt‘llt‘ is enjoy- ing a two weeks‘ \mmtion from her work in Harrison and Forbes bond house in New York city, I I I Mr lillll Mi! Sunliini Miller of 10 Spring sire-“t gin- at i-irthduy party Sunday in honor of the thirteenth blrthdsv of their son. Saul. Many guests were present. including friends from va York. Stamford. llrlt‘llvpnrl. .\tw llnven and Nor- mm, as “'tll us imvai people. s e e That's all. —-ilarris it thus I I ficrniri Taylor of Fairfieid avenue "turned Hundziv night from a. motor trip in iiinghumptnn. N. Y. I I I nun stunt thn urrk end and Labor (lax in llrlrlgr‘pnrl. I in u prnxiom ”No i'. was slated that, llr and Mrs. liv-rlit‘rt J. Cornell hurl rrtzirnmi tmm their summer's sumurn In Maine. it was discovered today that thry did not return until last. nicht. but on account of the re- 1. pairing twins «ions in his otroc. it ”if; u m thn'istit v'wr; ind rrttlrn‘tl soon- , . I I I llfrili .l.ltkl~\' (if N‘W‘idl‘k. N In on the gum-t. of Mr. nnd Mrs. W'ii- llim .‘llilr‘r nt :3 liimwood s\cnue )tsfr‘r-inv I I I -—llu_v your \‘ictrois st. Donneliy's on easy weekly payments. Store open eirnlhgs until R p. m. I I Miss Ruth li'iueli of lsaacs street re'urnr‘i lust turning from a two \i-‘rlu- Luzition spent at lioimsr. ,\ .l ‘ e - e a Miss Mum! .\mlrrson of Taylor [tuit'fi n't-ndmi Hm Giants-Boston J. game of the two ground sin New r" lurk \«s'vrvlrn é, . . u 3'1: 'l'l'u 41m k » .i' lltrlnli lO‘l 1 mod Wil- srln i'oint “r... lint «i with prorie yes- tr>r<lnv and Stlrviav fl-hlng [or the I‘iilfihr‘ unit sur‘uir‘nt snapper blue]. I I I «ll'irris &; thus. That's all. I I I The \li‘tfl’fl .‘~l.ilw‘i .lti-l Willa Mll- l~r of L“) hlmvvriod avrnin rltl'ntd last night from .i i“ v w r-ks' \lsit at Ashiir‘v r‘t'k, .\, I ; llnndolph Shrr and Joseph Mal- kin of South .\oruail< motored to initmiitr. Conn. on Saturday to spend the “rekmnd and hottday. I I I . Notlt I‘m-A frav printto dam-ing pu- pii- new-pied :vt Poiiy's Dancing School, Tel L‘I‘f.‘ I I I Miss Milliwn' ilrmii. llaimond firmly or ii: itnin street and Clif- L ford O'Hara or West svenue spent ynterrluv with friends at lake Po-, L cotopsur. iLnst Hampton, Conn. ;_. , e e s - Miss Norma Sunsord of New Ha- ven spent the “wk-end and holiday will: Mlse C-viim Tariov cf 10 Grove etrc rt. I I I ‘, Thomas Silk or Spring Hill avenue returned today in Troy. N. Y.. to re- sume his studies there. I I I The Misses Marion and Josephine Mchut-en of Flex Hill road and Miss Margaret Merrill of Norwslk return- _ pd yesterday from a two weeks' vs.- -5“.- spent touring Vermont and #5 cutting .it Lake Placid and Ltke JChuplaln. t i 1‘ It. and Mrs. Malt-him Stahr and er. Cars. of New York were We at the home of Judge and . Nehemiah Csndee of Arch on Huntley. "‘ ational bank. s ' h. Ind Mrs. - . has. of height” Auxiliary, No. a. their regular meeting at hail. Norwaik. this eve. ‘ ”he Round of New York N of Niles. 0.. has re- . two In the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I I I laurel. No. 106. will hold a sale tomorrow in Flynn's and Mrs: laMontee end fam- and is framing pictures Miss Maud lngon of lieidcn sve- Mee liefveris 0.! Penna avenue ‘ ing a two weeks‘ m her duties as bookkemr It the Marion Cary of bows street the weekend and labor day is H.JMIOII’IM ‘ «Omani-J. Oomph-endostbemu “FreshmnrunhIIef Briefs and. Personal M The sewing committee of 2 o’clock. I I I Mrs. William Jetfries. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Merriam. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark motored City for the week-end and Labor day. I I I Miss Ellnoro McCswley of Port Chester. Who has been spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bunny of ’5 South Main street. has returned to her home. I I I Dexter Stools of 17 Franklin street has returned from a week in New York city. where he saw several league ball games and enjoyed vis- lts to oney Island and other shore re- sorts. Miss Jean McLean of Lowe street has returned from a two weeks' visit to the Y. “2 C‘. A. camp in \‘l’ster- ford. I I I Miss Petroneils. Lntvenlo of Flax Hill road. who has been spending a few weeks with friends in Troy. N. Y.. has returned home. I I I Miss Marthe Hamilton of Flax Hill road_ who has been spending some time ss‘he guest of her aunt in Es- tes. Colorado. will return home this week. I I Miss Margaret. Jennings of Cote nvenue. who has been spending s month as a councillor at a girls' camp in New Hampshire. has return- ed home to resume her duties as a teacher in Franklin school. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lowndts of Hartford Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Finnegan of Putnam ave sue over the week-end. I I I John Callahan and daughter. Ju- lie. of Norwalk are the guests of Mrs. James Tomley of Cos Cob. I I I l‘. l". Carlin of Danbury is the guest of his brother. stephvn Units of Flex Hill read. I I I Mrs. Jeanette Baldwin and daugh~ ter, Jeanette of Fall lliver. Mass. have returned to their home. after an extended Us“ with Mr. and Mrs. .l.ewls Holden of Sound View ave- EAST NORWALK | Miss Maud Camp of Brooklyn vis- ited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Csmp of Van Zant street. our the week-end. I I I Mr. and Mrs. “'iiilani K1 mp of Belts l'iace enjoyed an automobile trip to Massachusetts over the week- end. ‘Mrs. Howard Lowdess and daugh- ters. Helen. Grace and Beatrice, re- turned to their home in Scnvlew avenue yesterday after a week-end visit with friends in I‘ittstielti. Mess. Many took sdmntngc of the op- portunity of free both houses offer- ed by the city at Calf I'astulc yes— terday. A large crowd went in bath- ing and expressed great satisfaction at the bathhouse accommodations and the guard service. I I I The regular monthly meeting of the East Norwalk Yacht club will be held in the club rooms on Sea- vlcw aVcnue. this evening. I I I sz van Coevering. Frank Mu— Sherry. Fred Hodges. Jr., Andrew Richards, Ted Coleman. Leo Nath- an. Harry Waterbury, Harold Day- ton. Wllliam Zar'ges and Earl Walsh enjoyed a camping-out vscal'on at Ridgeflcld over the week-cud. They returned to the-r homes last ever-.- ing. i I Mr. and Mrs. “'iilis Dean of Van Zant street. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sturdcvant of Lorena street and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roberts of Van Zant street have returned to their homes. after a vacation spent with relatives in Rockviile. Conn. Mrs. Morris Stelnbcrg of Liberty square visited relatives in New York city yesterday. I I' I The East Norwalk Improvement association is holding its regular monthly meeting in Community hall this afternoon. Further arrange- ments for the bazaar. which is to be Iheld in Community hell on Septemo her :0. :l and :2 are being made. ' I I I ' Mr. and Mia. llobert Joseiovsky of Seav‘iew avenue were visitors in New York city yesterday. I Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp and son. Lynn, of Bette place have re- turned to their home after a week- end tour in their automobile over the Mohawk Trail I I I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weisberg and Misses Lillian and Ruth Weleberg have returned to their home In Brooklyn, after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris of [first street. I I I Mrs. Frank Howell and son. Ed- nr. of Hawkins avenue have return! ed to their home after s shortwaca- :ion spent with relatives in Brook- HI. Rev. and Mrs. P. D. Piper of Van Zant. street entertained relatives from Mamehusette- yesterday- I I I Work was resumed at the Fitch and Marvin schools this afternoon. after the Iunilnor vacation. and from the general oeneennd of mien. every student was glad to "some studies again. As unusually lugs at- tandem was enrolls lcbools. d at both?“ "I. I the Woman's a-ochtlonof the south Norwalk Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Lyon. 40 Bayview avenue. tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon. at to Atlantic YWKt. “a ' "-E'fis" rt"? ' '1‘; Mia Darius and Frank Miller have re- turned to their home via of Seaview avenue. I I I Michael Pascale of I I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black of Van Zant street have returned to their home. after a week-end visit spent filth relatives in Brooklyn. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eek of First street were visitors with relatives in Bridgeport over the week-end. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waters and family of Cohoes. N. Y.. visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stumpf of Gregory boulevard over the week-end. I I I Michael Blank of Camden. N. .l.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Josiov— sky of Scaview avenue yesterday. I I I Miss Mary Pascale of Brooklyn re- turned to her home yesterday. after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pascale of Van Zant street. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturdcvant. Mr. and Mrs. nay Sturdevant and Miss Anna Yaf Jack of East. Nor- wsik motored to New Haven Labor day and enjoyed a shore dinner at Savln Rock. ...-_. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman_8chachat of Gregory boulevard are spending a. few days with relatives in Monticello. N. Y. I I I Miss Betty Black of New York city is visiting Mrs. Kurt: of Fcnwick place. I I I George \Vright of \‘an Zuni street is spending a few days with r<~lati\es in Boston. I Mr. a'nd Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Os~ born avenue and a. party of friends from the Second district returned to their homes today. after .1 week-end automobile trip over the Mohawk 'l‘rsli. I I I Miss Frances Rubin of New Ro- chelle. N. Y.. is visiting Miss Rose Schachnt of Gregory boulevard. I I I Mr. and Mrs. l’rnnk Hunford and family of New Britain have returned to their home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hsnford of “fin- ficld street. I I Mnand Mrs. \V'iillam Kemp of Belts place returned to their home today. after an automobile tour over the Mohawk Trail. I I I Mr. and Mrs. iiuroid Finch of Hartford have returned to their home. after a, weck~end 'let with Mr. and Mrs. George E. Finch of Os- born avenue. I I I Mrs. Morris Steinberg of Liberty square is visiting relatives in New York city today. I Henry Peterson of Cottage street is repairing the leak in his boat. which was caused last week when he land- ed on the rocks near Cockeuoo is- land. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mueller have returned to their home in New York city, after occupying the Lame of Mrs. King Connors on Osborn avenue during the summer months. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waters and family of Cohocs. N. Y.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stump! of Greg- ory boulevard. I I Abraham Aldrack of Gregory boulevard is visiting relatives in New York city. I I Miss Christina Eek of First street is entertaining relatives from New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Guthrie of Cove avenue and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Gehrmann of Cove avenue arrived at their homes yesterday. after a motor trip to Jacob's ladder. Massachusetts. I I “Bud" Avery of Fflst street. East Norwslk. was out on the Mill pond yesterday taking advantage of the last day before school. "Bud's" in- dustry helped make this vacation one of the best he has ever had. He built a. row boat and oars to go with it and all sumnvr he has had the youngsters in the neighborhood on- vious. Today. however. he put the host in the back yard for the winter. tied up his dog Mutt and trotted of! to school. "Bud's" father. Frank. believes "Bud" intends to be a ship- builder. I I I Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Riehl of Belts Place ere entertaining relatives from New York city at their home. I I I Francis Peden of Nan Zant street. which engaged in packing a case of soda water in the Grumman Bottling Works on Van Zant street lad week was injured when the stopper of one of the bottles flew off and hit him on the nose. Coming with great force. it caused much pain" and a bad wound. After receiving medical ut- tention. Peden was taken to his home and lie recovering. I I I Mr. sud Mrs. George Knapp and son Lynn of Bette Place. who motored over the Mohawk Trail have wurned to their home. I I I Harry Hubbell of Fort Point street is enjoying a two weeks’ vacation from his duties as mail carrier. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heaiy have moved from New street to ~Van ~2ent street. ‘ . I .I I Mr. and My. nsvld m of New York city. «M of onerse ave. one. are visiting Mrs and'ilrs. More I l and mm . Beans-tn. st Bantam Lake. Conn., after spending a week“ with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Starr Jar- . Miss Josephine Graslano of Boook~ lyn has returned to her home after a two weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Van.ant street. I ‘corner. Saturday afternoon. Willism ts. holiday. baking two’nasin cut on the Sound. ‘ . I I I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eek of m after a visit» with friends in Bridge- port. e e e Mrs. Ralph Green Wood and son. Norman" of Cove avenue visited friends in Cos Cob Sunday. I I I t The regular monthly meeting of be held in the club rooms on Seaview held in the club rooms on Eeaview avenue. this evening. ‘ I I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sake! of First street are entertaining relatives from New York city. I I I Leonard Kendrick. Fred Wilcox. Edward Fay. Albert Tier. Robins Uhle. Jack Keogh and Philip W'llb‘ cox of Marvin beach were the guests of Dr. William Grut. and Frederick Lewis in a sail on the Sound Satur- day. On Bruce's Island they played baseball. had swimming contests nov- elty races. etc.. and later they had a "weenie" roast. I | WESTPOR’l; PAVIILION ‘Ai com atolls Mr. and Mrs. Charming Harris Return from Vacation in Pennsyl- vania The \Vomen's Town Improvement Association closed its dinning pavil- ion nt Compo Beach last evening. Many dined at the pavilion on ubor day. and extra employees were re- quired to wait on the crowds. The candy and ice cream counters will be kept open until the present stock is disposed of. I \ Mrs. Anton Leary has accepted the position of principal of the Greens Farms school. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller return- ed recently from a. visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charming Harris. who have been spending the summer in Pen- nsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Harris have returned to their home here. I I I \Valter Ennis and “'lliam “'ood. of Saugatuck. spent the week-end in Asbury park. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson have returned from a camping trip through Vermont. I I I ‘ The Greens Farms basebsi team played the American Storage Bat- tery Co of Stamford winning by a score of 4 to 8. The Westports de- feated the Pequots 24 to 10. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Walter lee-Kenna of Springfield. Muss.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McKenna. I I I Mrs. Florence “'lison entertained out of town guests over the week- cm]. s e s Mr. and Mrs. Earl Orsborne. of Chicago. “1.. were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones of Burr avenue. I Charles Fable Jr. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. spent Sunday and Labor day. with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. “'llliam Fable of Sylvan avenue. I I I Mrs.‘John Crawford returned Sat- urday from s vacstIOn spent in Bar Harbor. Maine. I Mrs. Ilorsce Paine has moved her real estate office. and Mrs. Florence Wilson her gift shop fro mthe hldo den corner to the rooms over Sachs store which was formerly occupied by the Edwards real estate office. I I I An necident occured at Schlaets Day or 176 Blackrock avenue. Fair. field, bumped into the car driven by Pearl Southey of State street. Day was summoned to appear in the Town Court September 6th. to an- swer to a charge of reckless driv- ing. Mrs. Southy’s car wasconsider- ably damaged. I I I Officer Mike Dominick was stop- ped while driving along the shore road Saturday evening. by a. man who reported that his Chevrolet tour« ing car had been stolen. Soon after- ward Ofllcer Dominick stopped a car answering the discription of the miss ing car. whose number was 64,- 085. when the complaintant recogni- sed the driver as his brother. Paul Badman of 18th St. Norwaik. who had borrowed the car. I I I The Westport Fire department was called outlast evening to extin- guish a are in the home of Mrs. Mary Osborne. which is located Just east of the railroad bridge. The tire must have been caused by a spark from a passing train. as the rear porch was almost completely des- troyed before the tire was discover- ed. The slat-mares given by the con- tinued whistling of the engine of the first section -of train is. which passes ov r the bri soon after eight o'c k P. II. n the firemen arrived they found no one st home and were compelled to break a win- dow to gain entrance. the are having spread over the rear on 0 surface ad reaohn “z: titheo inside of the build- . a ut 0 hours to . anguish the blase. tr ex boatand hasputittocoednseoyor street. have returned to their home . VII . . m Ja‘mcs . Wichofield. Bert-h‘Schoflokl. a»: na Scheneld. Mayls. Scheneid, Doroa thy Eastman and Evelyn Pack. There same teams on the Baptist church grounds tonight. The referee was Marian Lynch. and the Linesmen Francis 30nd sud Olive McAndt-ew. I I I An important meeting of the Dett Finger Circle will be held this evening at the home of Miss Marion Lynch of Tokeneke. ‘ I I . e Among the Rowayton young folks who will enter the Norwalk Senior High today are. Clarence Yarrow. Frank A. Brands in. Genovive Wolfe. Francis Schoneld. Willa Smith. Ed- son Ogden and Gladys West. I I I - J. Kirk Wilson of Rewayton exe- nue has returned from a. visit in Ridgewood. N. J I hire. ’Frcdorick W. McAliistol'. of ,9. Fair street. Norwuk was hostess to a large number of local and out of town friendsrat a barn dance in the large double garage of James tangenft. Crockett street. Mrs. Ed- ward )‘aillard of Crockett street. as- sisted In. McAllistcr. The improv- ised garage was derocated in line shape for the occasion. Japanese lanterns. _multl—colored streamers and an abundance of crepe paper were strung about the room. A danc- ing contest was the feature of the evening. The ladies prize was won by Mrs. \V’. R. Gage and Edward Maiiiard took the gentlemen's prize. Mrs. Gage 'was given a bridge set. and Mr. Malllard was given a smok- ing set. Confetti and streamers were thrown about the dancers and this made the affair even more enjoy- able. Refreshments were served at a late hour by Mrs. McAlllster and the guests departed voting her a charming hastens. I I I Mr J. L. Seward of Forest Hills. 1.. 1.. nd Miss Adelina It‘ciandlno of Montclslr. N. J.. were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. Clever- iey of Craw avenue. ’ I I I Mrs. Harry Sherlovk of liighlsnd avenue gave -a picnic yesterday in' honor of Miss Olive and James Macsndrew of New York city. Tirenty Rowayton young people were present. They included: Maud and Florence Sherlock. Anne. Mody. Betty. and Bertha Seotieid. "don Smith. Rhoda Jarvis. Dorothy limi- man. Evelyn Pack. litre. Sherlock. Mrs. Macandrew. Francis Jennings. Clayton Pack. and Charles Hen- dricks. The picnic was held in an open clearing in the woods. Some of the young men brought along a We- troia. and music was enjoyed while the picnickers feasted on hot «fogs. root beer. sandwiches. olives. pickles. fruit. cake. and esndy. Volley hall was afterward enjoyed on the High- land avenuc court. I I Miss Grape Lynch of Brooklyn. N. \‘.. is the guest of her cousin. Jack t‘oates of McKinley street. I I I Miss Carrie Petty has returned to gyms??? Elisa: will be another game between the: .‘ ,. s e .4 , Karen Tliatcbei' of new Mud-ll"; spay-t the week ‘end with his‘v‘grund parents. Mr.’ and - Mid. Franklin Crockett of Rowayton avenue. * . . ‘ ‘ .- DAREN |‘ 56110015 OPEN . tomorrow Changes in Schedule at the Hindley Junior High — Gypsies a t Norotan The Darien schools will open to- morrow for the year. There. have been some changes made in the schedule of the Hindiey Junior High School. The morning senior: starts at 8:40 and closes at 1:. The at. ternoon session opens at 12:“ and clases at 3. All pupils‘for the sev- enth, eighth. and ninth will go to the Junior High School this year. The bus for the Junior High Schools will leave 15 minutes earlier than last year. DISTINCTLY WORTH WHILE Furnishing your home is a thing it pays in d«. rich: I is on expensive mistake to buy mskeshft fut-rumre that} i will regretfully have with you for years, When for a his" more you can. choose furniture of which you will alu'avs‘b: proud. ' I We offer only worth-while furniture of in' style and quality, and we are slway valuable experience in solving home fu permanent merit s_ glad to share on: mishuigs problems The Farms Rotlmrlc Inc.. of Dar- ien. of which Jack Rose is the prin- cipal stockholder will open up an- other' Rotisserie in a few days In Milford. Conn" almost opposite the‘ Seven Gables Inn. I I I ~~QUAL/7l/ app/rt r LOWEST ._. .__..._‘_ 70-72 North Main St. A hand of gypsles have been camping in Noroton for the past sev: oral days. They arrived in three motor cars. Charles Archer. of Ring‘s End road. Norolon, has moved to Nor- walk. I I Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam Harvey and daughter. Josephine. have returned to their home in New Jersey. after spending several days at the Dutch Oven lnn on the Post Road. I I I Mrs. Ralph Thayer and children of Bellini. have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Roscoe of Linden ave- nue. Noroton Heights. I I I Miss \vitiard of New York has? been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I-‘nnsier of Noroton Heights. for the past several days. McCallum Silk Hooter} 3 known for its high quality. Es. cry 'step in producing these stockings—from the purchase of the finest silk in foreicn lands to the finished hose that you buy—ls controlled by McCallum. Every pm is rigidly inspect- ed. l‘nless a stocking is per- fect it does not bear the ‘icCsl- lum- mark. You will find here s wide is- riety of styles and colors. from ,100 pair up. SCHOOL SUPPLIES . ——-AI,——-— The HAMILTON SHOP 49 Well amt Thu “'ill filer-t \\'ilh Teacher's her home in Ron-nylon avenue. after an extended motor trip through Approsnl. house. Was-hableWalls! - THINK what that hotels, ofices and all kinds of public buildings, but in every room of your Walla that are always clean and sanitary. Walls that remain‘ free]: and new. Walls that be washed instead of redecorated. Pstton’s vein-ma. anoil flatwall paint giveswallsthstglosslces, velvety finish-o much'in demand today. And yet, blem- iehcsofallkindsaroquicklyanileesfly removed with soap and water. gI-insoean’tpenctrstothispm-pmofpaint. fl. WehavoVelununs' inwhiteandsinsen niehesandenamcleforoverypnrpose. ‘Wc mmmummumymm (Io-Operative Shoes . FOR MEN‘ AND YOUNG MEN “Leather has no substitute—neither have CoOperstive Shoes.” Sn OUR [ANY STYLES OF THESE SUPERIOR SHOES FOR FALL if \ 6..., .\* _ 2; MILTON ELWOOD 122 WASHIRGTOI. 81'. SOUTH NORWALI NEW NECKWEAR Lace and Organdy Collar, Cut! and Vest Sets, the ideal finish forgownsorsweaters.............~,. ..... $1.00t052.50 \\ \ s \\ s; \ \vx\\\\\ \ s i— Dsinty styles in Section Collars . . . . . . 80 to 18c per section Omndy, Inlet and Lace Collar and out! Sets. 25c to $2.98 Bummssinhonrgmdyand 1m 29cto rscrard .“rmdr'rrhnminsrointgl-z in. wide lchd- J'. I. 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