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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 23, 1923 · page 11

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the drawbacks. advertising 139.:
decided advent-m too. for it is res.
ponsibir. according to the speaker.
for almost everything distinctive in
American life. And a sumclent tact
long recognized by those who allow
the trend or advertising is that al-
though mcn earn the money it is the
Women who spend it. In the case of
nearly every commodity told
throughout the country on over—
whelming proportion of it is bought
by women. even in men's clothes it
is estimated that the purchase of
more than a third is dependent upon
the judgment of women.

At home and abroad. advertising
has encouraged the invention and
distribution or lnborssving appli-
ances. has stimulated learning and
has brought style in clothing to all
the family:

"Advertising is the modern mis-
sionary, going into other lands and

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fitting is to blame
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m. to be satisfied with
»T\' husband when
.. in every car and
,‘ the perfect Adver-
.r Hm car cards and
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beans. shave every day. wear stand—‘-

srd business suit; and ride in tin
Mes instead or in ox-cartt or bug-
gies the sooner all the World will be
brought to a common understanding
or views on political and economical
subjects. Ad\ ertislng is the cannula.
er's guidebook as to what is new.
improved and best in all production
and the beacon to light her to still
more omcient standards in Ameri-
can home life.”

Today. when a. new and valuable
invention is made and manufactured
production can confidently be begun
on a large scale. tor advertising will
quickly inform the public of the
merits of the new article. and them-
by create a consumer demand. As
Mrs. Frederick points out. even the
use or girls in advertising copy has
heightened the standards of house-

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DOLLAR DAYzDOLLAR DAY

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Self Servi 3e Shoe Store
* _ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1923

Every pair of Ladies’ or Men’s shoes in the store goes for $1.00 011’ regular price. Take

 
 

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(Providence Journal) ‘

He rise: at 5:30. and after light
refreshment. works steadily until?
8:80. when he breakfasts. With the
help of his secretary he next at-
tends to the morons mail. and then
walks to the Capitol. a distance or
nearly three miles. .Here. after a'
bath. he reels himselt in, first-rate
physical shape for the hard work
that requires his attention at the
supreme court. There is 3 short
luncheon period in due season. but, ‘
succeeding that. the court may re‘
quire his presence until'late in the
attemoon. The chic: justice works-l

 

in the evening. but gets to bed at
9:80.

 

 

BABY SHOES FELT SLIPPERS

8 5 c For Men.

Pair ..

Button or lace.

coo-eon...

SLIPPERS'
85C rail-”WW m"

LADIES’ FELT

69c All sizes.

CHILDREN’S
FELT SLIPPERS

69c

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Don't mind window prices. Come in and'get our special sale price for today only

 

i..\I)IES' TAN
OXFORDS or PUMPS

LADIES’ PAT. COLT
PUMPS

Reg. 82 0.0.

Pair .

3.2. 90.

$1 90 3:3 Assortment. $1 90 Reg $390

LADIES’ TAN CALF
OXFORDS & PUMPS

$2.90

.......... Reg

LADIES’ PATENT

Big assortment. m$2 90

PUMPS ,

.33..90.

 

I..ihlli2>‘s‘ SILK WOOL OR HEAyER STOCKINGS

Pair

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CHILDREN’S COLOR
Iii) TOP SHOES

Reg. 3:190. $2 90 High cut.

Pair , ...... 333 45.

GROWING GIRLS’
SHOES

LADIES’TIT. COLT
PUMPS

m$2. 69 Big assortment. M.$3 45 Reg. 34.45.

LADIES’ TAN CALF f '
SPORT OXFORDS I

$3.45

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BOYS' COPPER TOE . CHILDREN’S . MISSES’ SCHOOL BOYS’ GOODYEAR
SHOES SCHOOL SHOES SHOES ' 7 WELTKDRESS SHOES 7

11:: $190. $1 59 2:1; or brown. $1 69 High out. $2.29 H mm. $2.49 :1:
m: .\S ' ' f.

)IIJ.\ \s MUNSON MEN’S POLICE MEN’S TAN WELT MEN’S TAN GALE I?
LAST ARMY SHOES SHOES OXFORDS SHOES
Reg 33 90. Double soles. Big assortment. All styles.
1... $2 .90 $3. 90 $2.90 $3.90.

Reg. 34.90.

Reg. 33.90.

Reg. $4.90., ....

 

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MEN'S GUN METAL

 

.MEN’S BLACK OR

HAL BROWN HIGH
7‘ Reg. $5.45. \I Q/fl A K I SHOES
Wait ......... . I 30634-799...” 330 903:3

Come in and be convinced what we are giving to the public just when you need the

MEN’S BLACK OR MEN’S STORM
BROWN Dams . SHOES
SHOES 12 In. High Cut
Beg. 33.90.

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$2. 90

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MEN’S TAN LADIES'istQUALITv
DRESS 811.9%“ g . III - . mesons ,
53:. 33:11.??? $4.45 MEN’S HEAVY ELKSKIN WORK SHOES 75c * ?.
MEN’sn‘hEss ’EWWMWW ..... $2.49 “mmnmm’s
RUBBERS ‘ ._ - All Illa. ‘
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'A fashion opportunity at a

very time when women are anticipating 'a ne
day and future winter wear. '

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Featuring

Unusual C oat Values-

When you select your winter coat here you choose from the pick of the‘ season’s Beef
modes, personally selected during the
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29.50

Size! 34 “’53

347.50

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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selection easy because of the all inclusive price range. .. » 3’

42—50 “ 49.50-

Values up to $65.00 Sizes ~34 to 53

 
 
 

 

 

 

They’re winners—and they

pictures or words, of their fine materials, attractive m patterns and color; their aocu- '

rate tailoring; their perfect

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Lively Styles in

Overcoats

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consider in these popular new

overcoats.

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Clever Styles in 7

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