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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 14, 1923 · page 14

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The Universal, a 15ers
, fect bookcase.complete ,

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woods, graceful lines. I
glass doors" that keep

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VAN 11111-1

...... Suede Finish'Fabric Gloves
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' $1. 75 and $159

Gauntlets, fancy flare cuff, strap wrist—grey, mode and

, $1.49.... 98c

Gauntlets, plain strip wrist, self and contrasting stitching—
may, mode, beaver and broivn.

50c

Two clasp, wrist length—brown.

$1.50

65
“Hinton length—“bite, broun, gre} and mastic.

$1.25 ' $1.50 $1.98

,Gordon’ 3 Extra lleaVV VV ool gauntlcts, Very long wrist, plain
and fancy tops, assorted colors.

J. I. MALLETTE

BOY SHOESi

Educators—Of brown or black calfskin, made‘with oiled sole
Q m... and Wingfoot rubber heels ............ $5.25 and $5.50 4

f I. P. 8.——A rugged school shoe of brown calf with solid oak
leather sole and rubber heels, size 1 to 6 .......... $3 50

I". P. 8.—In brown elkslzin, unlined heavy sole, sizes 856%
4...... 131/3 .......................................... $2.75

Ioccssins—Of brown elkskin, Larkide sole, rubber heel,
3: .................................... $4. 25 and $5. 00

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Bloom' s first asilgnment is book-
ed for Friday night in the Armory
when he clashed with Jack
Douglas, at New York's west side.
to

victory over Joe White about a

,month 'ago_ Bloom will perhaps dis- - .
cover a. stumbling block in Douglas

hunter-formed. In Australia. he
order in less than four rounds“ and
his tint bout here against Joe
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"the six round on ,These two
little fellows battled to a draw in
Norwalk about use months ago and
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