Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1923, Page 19

GRAND ARMY LOSES 20000 N N YEAR Only Forty Left in One State, Civil War Veterans Learn at Convention. 8y ed Press. MILWAUKEE, Wis,, September 6.— Election of officers late this afternoon held the attention of the members of the National G. A. R., assembled here today. Three candidates are for election as commander-in-chief, to succeed James W. Willett, with sentiment swinging strongly in favor of Gaylord M. Saltzgaber of Ohio. He is opposed for the oflice by Frank A. Walsh of Milwaukee, and Dr. L. F. Arensberger of Uniontown, Pa. Second only in interest to the elec- tion of officers is the selection of the encampment city for 1924, with Bos- ton and Pacadena bidding for the honor. Indications are that Boston will be the choice. Reading of reports of officers con- eumed the morning hours of today's session. in the field 20,000 Die In Year. The hour of installment of new of- ficers has been to_the assembl with $ p.m., tentatively set. Retir- ng Commander-in-chief Willett in concluding the report of his steward- ship suggested duction rather than increase in the auxiliary organiza- tion, urged changing the name of the Bons of Veterans, and commented upon the death during the past year of 20.000 members of the Grand Army of the Republ r ranks are thinnin, he said. “During the past vear sixty deaths of past department commanders have been recorded in the general orders. During the current vear approx mately 20,000 of our comrades of the Grand Army of the Republie, includ- ing other Union veterans of the war Court Makes Wife Pay‘Hub’Alimony Under 50-50 Rule By the Associated Press. . LOS ANGELES, September 6.— Marriage is 50-50, said Judge "John ‘W. Summerfield of the superior court, in ordering Mrs. Mary Scranton to pay her, husband, Charles Scranton, $6 a week as temporary alimony pending trial of his suit for separate maintenance. Scranton testified his wife, who earns $150 a month in a bank, de- serted him. He said he was ill and unable to work. 3 “This couple married for better or worse.” remarked the court. ‘““The husband has broken in har- ness. 1 am afraid the wife will have to pull a doubla load for a ‘While, at least. Marriage is a case of give and take.” PLIGHT OF WHEAT FARMERS STRESSED Anderson Says Minimizing Dis- tress Is Dangerous. Propaganda. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 6.—Minimiz- ing the plight of the American wheat farmer because other divisions of the farming industry are in a more pros- perous condition was characterized as a “well nigh fatal mistake” by Minnesota, president of the Wheat Council of the United States, at a meeting of the directors of the organ- ization here. Efforts to belittle the condition of the wheat farmer are capable of pro- ducing a dangerous apathy concern- ing the present impoverishment more than a third of lall the farmers in the United States, he declared. ‘The investment in wheat farming is nearly .one-third total capital, more than the surplus and undivided Repersentative Sydney O. Anderson of mers are 34% per cent of all the far- mers in the United States. Wheat farm investment is nearly four times #8 much as the total investment in all the coal mines of the United States.” . Recent devolopments, however, are encouraging, he said. Crop fore- casts are not being realized, he asserted, adding that it domestic con- sumption were equal to that in 1911 to 1915, and if the crop turned out is not over 750,000,000 bushels the surplus will not be over 100,000,000 bushels, which he sald could be handled. Harrison Fuller of St. Paul was selected as executive vice president ot the council, Grosvenor Dawe was made secretary and F. W. Karl of Detroit, Kans., was elected a director. WOULD FENCE CLOUDS. ST. PAUL, Minn, September 6. Sults asking that the Curtiss North- west Airplane Company, and Edward Bellieu, an aviator, be-enjoined from flying over their farm property were filed here by Gilbert O. and Robert Johnson. A permanent injunction to restrain the fiyers and damages of $7.000 each is sought by the Johnsons, who allege that the damages were caused by the falling of an airplane piloted by Bellieu on June 12. Hearing was set for Saturday in the case, sald to be the first of its kind in the northwest. If coffee disagrees drinko ‘Postum asol All sizes and With is the insurance feature of your Gold Stripe Silk ‘Stockings. is woven in just below the garter hem in such a fashion that no “run” that starts in the garter hem can Always look for the Gold Stripe—it stands for silk 100% pure, full- pass down through the Gold Stripe. L fashioned stockings that fit trim at ankle and snug at toe, and protection against ruinous garter cut “runs.” mercerized garter hems, pair, $2.00. THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Big VALUES—Little Prices—Friday at! Still a few remnants hanging on, but they’re slated to go Friday without fail. AT AT AT Y AT AT AR AT AT A Y (A A Y (2 Y (N A (Y G (o (T (Y (2 (Y (Y N (T Number Three of the “All About Gold Stripe” Series Silk Stockings that WEAR The Patented Gold Stripe colors at Jelleff’s, only authorized Washington agency. With all-silk garter hems, pair, $2.75. And, in addition, the store is overflowing with “special purchases” at “special prices” made possible in some cases by our securing all of a manu- facturer’s samples, as with Umbrellas—in others like our magnificent September Coat Sale—because we placed a big order way in advance of the regular season. But whatever the reason, you may be sure of big VALUES in every department of our little shop awaiting the Friday shopper. New Fur Scarfs —just in from New York—representing all the newest of the season’s colorings and designs, together with the dependable quality of Jellefi Furs. Opossum Chokers, $7.50 Extra large, fine quality, dyed cocoa brown or baum marten color. Squirrel Chokers; $12.50 Natural dark gray squirrel, extra large, soft single-skin effects. ¥ Mink Chokers, $16.50 Of genuine eastern mink, soft dark skins, handsomely marked. Two-skin effects; also uine eastern mink—at $21.50, $33.50 and Wolf Scarfs, $27.50 Full fluffy skins, excellent quality, dyed in the dull blue shades so popular this season. Fox Scarfs, $35.00 and $39.50 Handsome full-furred in soft cocoa or rich dark brown shades. Red Fox Scarfs, $45.00 Natural American fox—rich dark red full. We Can’t Say Enough About Our SEPTEMBER COAT SALE —and neither can our o 77 friends. The Four Sale Groups at $58.00 $75.00 $95.00 By a secret process this gold-colored stripe P 1216 F SUN.W. F MISSES Are Lucky! 20—Misses’ $10.75 Voile Dresses, $2.00 | Light and dark shades, In these exquisite dresses—many lace trimmed. 35— Misses’ $15.75 Voile, Linen and | | Ratine Frocks, $4.00 Lace, organdie and ribbon trimmed; attrac- tive light and dark colors; pleated and tiered models. i . . i 12—Misses’ $25.00 Linen Dresses, $6.00 Handdrawn, hand.embroidered, handmade— light shades, such as rose, orchid, green, maize and blue. 8—Misses’ $25.00 Tub Silk Frocks, $9.50 Pleated, Tlered and Straight.line Skirts—or- gandle, embroidery and self trimming. Cho of maize, lavender and green and white. Misses’ $49.50 Embroidered Sport Frocks, $12.50 Youthful model, In pongee, all-over embrold- | ered In green and white. | 3—Misses’ $49.50 Sport Frocks, $16.50 |i of the rebellion, have gone to that|Biofts of all the natlonal banks in furred skins, beautifully marked. One of the ~ Embroidered Canton’ Crepe Dresses, fine qual- bourne from whence no traveler re- season’'s most popular furs—most moderately ity—red or green, with white, and printed flat turns, priced. crepe, with pleated skirt—black and white ef- fect. 2—Misses’ $25.00 Shantung Silk Forty in Entire State. EXTRA—T75 $10.00 to $22.50 $125.00 hip of the Depart- o o Frocks, $14.50 3 zona_has dwindled to ap- Sllk Slnrt ss 00 cks, 2 proximately forty comrades. scattered 8, o Offer an exceptional Fumingo, - with || Stralght;line models,’ Peter Pan collars and over the state. and there is no 5 Dar, cuffs ‘and | [ Pockets. Very smagt! 10 Army posi. as I anderatant 16 WHITE, TAN, GRAY—In a final clearaway of e gollar, “cu 5 o . hy Tocality within the state, ‘the ma . p gppostunity’ toliscen BT 1% dess Miss’ $49.50° Prilnted Georgette the finest of the sea- v Willett sug Crepe ‘Frock, $22.50 sted that :l‘:;r:\v’g>\‘.v.(..(1‘ nr;:;nmn\)\u}l’w‘r be ]x;flln\erl. ° %00, || son’s fabrics and furs ybEnu*li)'uld model, In brown and gold, with GE o 5 who woaliiae - 5 | bronze beading—very effective! tho o lcate for the Sagiei What a chance to get two or three for next || —styled ith all the . . By, o St e Free Tickets Sl g e [| e’ IR G 850 Eccluive find themsel in the position of The Low ' e B et aine Silk Frocks, $29.50 Atizona, " thus " permitiing " activitios Absurd! Pri Sweaters at an assured saving of $10 Yoat o * black Printed silks, fgeorgeste’ and flat and ros. || :\ (‘ ~ ;'xxx:l (‘u;nn‘:‘,"‘,i‘;;, ‘vha: :&"l,: At | rices on to $25 on each coat over fu:;m’\ = Hc&; | hanara £ tiered, pleatea and apron front E 2 : 5 . ok 2 3 ared wi | 5 & quorum numerically strong enough 30—$4 Golf Coats With Sl $1.95 || 1ate es S avons lared 500, | types. French blue, tan and orange. i v = e ater fall prices. / i to maintain 4—Misses’ $35.00 Sport Suits, $22.50 Imported tweeds, box-jacket styles, button- trimmed. Black and white or tan and brown. | 6—Misses’ $559.50 to $79.50 Costume || Suits, $33.75 - i cord, in navy blue or tan. Box- ' eautifully embroidered. g ST B> NEW Frocks for V\'OMAN——;II”:: tllx:hcjm}: - i \' =74 MISSES , siLk $25.00 wooL | | | Fine mohair, in a desirable weight for early Tbe He‘%f Ca bl fall wear. White, copen, orchid, navy biue and a pos BOLT KILLS FLAGMAN. Lightning Hits Him While on Train—Car Inspector Injured. able deposit will secure the coat of your choice, and storage is free’ of charge un- til November first. COATS COATS for*MISSES biack. | 10—$4.00 and $5.00 Mohair Sleeveless I Sweaters, $2.75 Don ,t Ml-ss The 1 White backs, with contrast colored fronts. Genuline twll Several attractive color combinations. jacket styles, l | 28—$5.00 and $7.50 Sweaters, $3.85 for WOME KNOXVILL ptember 6.— Mohair and fiber combinations. Also Pure e king the ight car in '] Fiber Goif Coats, with or without sleeves; beau- || COATS for freight d( ralm at b tiful color effects and great variety of weaves. oAb eastiChie 3 | || 31—$8.50 to $12.50 Fiber Sweaters and four prices in this big Sep- tian, flagman for the compa was | o % ember event. instantly killed by a bolt of lightning. M. J. Bradburn, car inspector at the 4 broken Jacquettes, $6.75 H A manufacturer’s close-out of heavy quality | fiber golf coats, with sl also sash-tied For Young & Oid yards, suffered arm, pre- e All the tpopular satins, Poiret twill and sumably from the same lightning . ARO ORE Y the new charmeen—a wealth of youthful, flash, while Inspectihg the Sanning | in varied combinations. An extraordinary N Iovel e A, L gear of the car on which Christian i SWetar et 0 e i i i e A all that & smart—all that is becoming in || was walking. iss’ f | 2 miss® world of style. A finest coats, without exception, both for The dead man was a member of.a All our finest ¢ ept i S Sale. —during our Scptember Sale pn ot fos women and misses, priced at $135 to $330, are subject to the 1 (Children under 12 years of age must Colors—navy blue, |} ‘r-7 Left-Over Hats, $1.50 One’s and Two' Remnant Jacquettes, Coats, $19.50 White and Orchid Knitted Jacquette, size 36. .50 Rose and White Brocaded Ratine Jacquette, 2—$59.50 Embroidered Jacquettes, rainbow colors; size 3t $24.50 Gray Flannel Sash-tied Sport Jacket, size 38 $55.00 Black Roshanara Sash-tied Coat, size 38. $69.50 Black Twill Wrap, beautifully embroidere: 4—$49.50 and $55.00 Straightiine and Sash-tied $39.50 Tan Glenmoor Tweed Top Coat, size 38............ : 2—$79.50 Black Flat Crepe Satin-tied Coats, tucked collar and cuffs; scalp_woun erew that had Jjust brought the . i | black, tan and gray. What more could we freight tr he city from Ashe- ! he th of September only. e & o Erolght train inte the alty from Ashe- be accompanied by parents.) ; : Each the manth of September onls say? 1Come and see them! dead an was almost stripped from h | . his body, but the only mark about ifl | One feit with red teather, one tatfeta; the rest 3 | Opportunitles_ him when picked up was a slight i straw and combinations. Were $8.50 to $12.50. But BIG Values—Women’s | h } 3 | UNDERWEAR $1.00 Corset Covers, 65c & Naigsook Corset Covers, trimmed with val [i lace; falso a few satin camisoles, in flesh color. fi uss: $2700 and $3.00 Silk Camisoles, 95c Plenty of the darker colors—navy blue and brown ‘satin—flesh color, too, In fine, radium silk. Al tailored styles. $4.00 Silk Chemise, $2.75 Special—Felt Hats Regularly Priced $ l 0.00 i ] at $15.00 to $18.50, | || _ The new Fall feits so much in demand, soft, fine texture, beautiful gray, sand and dull green colorings; cloche and upturned shapes with worsted, ‘duvetyn | In effects expres: | ne Capes $9.! $13.50 | $14.50 $17.50 1$19.50 5 50 | ; size 44 Twill Coats. d_moire ribbon trimmings, of the new season’s smart- aiso sizes 36 and 4 i i i} ', $28.50 A i X Canton Crepe P'eated Cape, with caracul collar. . _ 3 | il . S . F- “350500‘;“:;;“;!“ e & ’ 5 6 $20.50| Readium Silk Envelope Chemise, tailored mod- || | X e Coa.; gray braid embroldery; size 3 | . |i| Bathing Suits Final | g seckobene oo oo amoiaie smosery eie 2t BE| oW S S R | | 5§ . . 4—3$59.50 and $69.50 Straightline Twill Coats, tucked and cable stitched. 5 ¢ % y it 1 4.00 Pure Wool Bathing Suits, | ¢_§125.00 to $195.00 Bralded and Embroidered Wraps of Crepe, Satin Canton and Twill, $6€.00 and $7.50 Silk Underwear, $4.65 [ size 36...... +--1-$4950 | " madium Silk and Heavy Quality Crepe de | || with fox and squirrel collars; also $89.50 Black Gerona Blouse Wrap, ntrast stripes on skirt. Chine Envelope Chemise, ~tailored with hem- stitched and self-embroidered yokes. Flesh and white. Also a few Radium Silk and Crepe de Plain color with Several popular shad Billy Kid and Suits, Riding Clothes—Remnant Prices Lovely browns, vivid orange and jade, Charley Chaplin Show ||| A Special” in scARFS |35 irer 5 e ol | $5.00 and $6.00 Paisley Fiber Scarfs | 3165 Knawi Thrce.plece Knlcker Sult, size $150011$4.00 & $5.00 French Underwear, $2.65. Music Souvenirs Interesting Talks HH| st erineed ends, Navy Moiue and black, | B B o e . tan A aray. Clonmioor tweed: 350 $750'& $8.50 French Underwear, $5.65 || | Schedule Of Performances" $3.95 to $5.00 Plain Fi s, §. 3—$69.50 and $75.00 Navy Blue and Black Tallored Suits, sizes 38 and 40. S008I Ol O d i ey il rose At BLte. French or navy blue, black and white. Im- A chance to get real French underwear at a ported scarfs, too, of soft wools, fiber striped or plain, A BIG value and you'll find them in the Neckwear Section, Main Floor. 75¢c to $1.00 Neckwear, 39¢ fraction of its cost! [ ’ Almost Time for New 1 Corduroy Robes, $3.95 | Large Sizes—Little Prices .00 Canton Crepe Dresses, black-eyelet trimmed, size 38!%; navy blue, overblouse style with gold thread embroidery, size 46)2; cocoa color in stitched panel effect, 50Y2 . 10 AM. Each Day Another of those assorted tables of lovely | 2$29.50 Royal Blue Crepe Dresses, ribbon fagoting and beaded belt, size 44);. Doautitit wide-wil 4 i ith ' Thur:day, Sept. 6, Crandall’s York Neckwear—so many different kinds we can’t| 32950 Tan Silk Crepe Dress, pleated and paneled, size 38)z.. 1 gonvenient Kimono. slecves and ‘Jayu:ty “qu o 5 g describe them—vestees, collars and collar sets. pockets. Cherry and French blue. . Georgia-Ave. and Quebec St. Come and see them! $1.00 and $2.00 Neckwear, 79¢ On the other half of the table, plain and trim. med Organdle Guimpes, le(h Py P nd an Women’s Silk Dresses Start at $10.00 ; Included are a Striped Roshanara Silk Frock, a Tailored Silk Shantung Frock, both size c. ".“ S:l . Ve 34; and 2 Tub Slik Frocks, white and lavender, zes 34 and 38. or. A ed Coltars, trimmed 11—$19.75 to $35.00 Silk Dresses, $14.75 Sty| for street and sport—gray canton crepe, paneled and b_eaded: green roshanara silk, na bt and black tailored foulard silks, orchid flat crepe in a handdrawn mociel—all ml:{ly smart and becoming. B 6—$29.50 to $35.00 Street and Afternoon Frocks, $21.50 Beautiful pleated and draped styles and materials that embrace flat crepe zmd satin canton in shades of gray, cocoa, white and flesh. Sizes 36, 38 and 44. 15—$35.00 to $49.50 Afternoon and Sport Dresses, $23.50 Oxfords and High-Cut Lace Boots FALL Footwear— FRIDAY Prices The discontinuance of several standard styles in high-cut lace boots—simply for lack of room to handle them—brings you the most exceptional opportunity of the Friday,. Sept., 7, Crandall's "Avenue Grand, 645 Penn. Ave. S.E. i i Saturday, Sept. 8, Crandall's Savoy, 14th St. and Columbia Rd. g. N §| BlackPaste ShoePolish Positively » the only polish that will shine oily or damp shoes -No disagreeable odor shaped collars, P gandle; organdle Bo: with val, fine tucking and hand.embroidery; Pongee and Satin Collar Sets—beautiful all, and think of the price! $4.00 Sample Neckwear, $2.00 A wonderful assortment that includes round and bib Collars of white and cream net; collar s, long-sieeved net Guimpes and lin Ves- ’ 00 Guimpes, 52" Embroidered, tallored and two-piece styles In novelty silks—handsome beaded and draped | ...~ 5 e z s$°3.95 .‘8. $5.00 Net P tyl s.,, models in figured georgette crepe—a.blg chance at $23.50! o : year—the oxfords are hgoken sizes of regu e i o eyie® md | 2—$59.50 Figured Georgette Crepe Frocks, pleated styles, sizes 36 and 40. ...$29.50 | lar stock that is standard the year around. Be sure to visit the Shoe Section EARLY. $7.00 Black and Brown 3.50 Calf Oxfords rau. Excellent workmanship, quality material, good style, in these calf street oxfords. Mostly low military heels, a few with Cuban; all with sub- stantial welt soles and medium round toes. Sizes—A, 4 to 8; B, 4 to 8; C, 2/, 3, 3V, 4, 4%, 5,6, 7, 72 D, 4Y2, 5, 7, 7V2 8. $9.00 & $10.00 Cuban Heel 3 Calf Oxfords r= $5.50 round collariess n fine tucking: other net guimpes that are sleev: 33 and trimmed with real irish and filet lac $6.00 Sample Neckwear, $3. Net Bertha Collars, trimmed with real Irish lace; Tucked Batiste Guimpes, ‘with hand.em- broidered and lace-trimmed frills; Guimpes of fine linen, hand-embroidered and trimmed with veal Irish—some of the loveliest neckwear we've seen at half its regular price! A Big Chance! Petticoats Buy now for next summer! $3.00 Tub Silk Petticoats, $1.50 white Tub Silk Petticoats, straight.line style, with embroidered scallop or hemstitched he 2—$65.00 Silk Afternoon Dresses, $39.50 ' Gray canton crepe In dropstitch effect—styles suitable for street or aftegnoon, sizes 42 and 44; aiso $150.00 crystal beaded white crepe evening gown, size 36—what a/ value! $85.00 Gray Crepe Roma Dinner Dress with steel beaded girdle, size 38 .$55.00 $195.00 Pleated White Chiffon and Lace Over Black Satin Evening Gown—ai30//$125.00 Cream Lace Evening Gown, size 36 &Y, .$72.50 A SALE for Business Women— " New Fall Cloth Frocks, $19.50 Regularly Priced at $25.00 Poiret Twill Frocks in tailored straight line styles—tucked, paneded and em- & sl Cholce of brown or black calf, medium narrow S fl“’%fii’gfi?' broidered in self or contrasting colors—smart, deep cufis. ‘Navy blue and black. || toe, lervlceahsles;uk ;mA.A Igezl _,'o;ybu!- Ae'/ns &y e 3 2 vl ear. AAA, » 8i AA, 5, 6, 7, » 8, 8Y3, White Tub Silk 8iips, with 20.inch shadow ‘Wool Jersey Frocks—Chic semi-tailored models that combine comfort and style. s e ) el n Y. Navy blue, brown, tan, with contrasting embroideries. hem. Tallored top and self straps. All sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Dresses, Second Floor. i NEW Petticoats of D, 5, 7,75 t0'9; C, 3, 32 4, 6, V2, 8, 8Yz, 5,7, 8 " ALSO 36 pairs of $10.00 Dark Brown Kid La Boots, with low military heels. Sizes—AA, 4V, of . navy autumn and ‘ Silk Jersey, $3.95 Stmost - 00 |Saiy e S Y e S B S ...‘:"L'J'-..?.":"?.'...".!',..'“"‘c'.‘:'&'u""""“' “ravy BLOUS Chvem Ay New Fall Bags, $5.00 $10.00 & $11.00 High-Cut Regularly Priced at $6.50 Lovely autumn shades ¢f duvetyn and velvet, with filigree or covered frames. All fitted with coin purse and mirror /and utifully lined with moire or plaided silks. A few darker silk $2.50 to $3.95 Cotton slouses, $1.65 Overblouses and Tailored Tuck-ins, In a range that includes white voiles and dimitie: Colored voiles with white pin dots, printed voil Jacquettes. Long or short sleeved. Some slee: blue, brown, taupe, silver rust, reseda green. i ; Lace Boots ru» $§.50 il Just e Bags! Of beautiful dark brown kid, with cloth or kid tops, all with Cuban heels and medium.welght fess. All sizes represented, but not in each weit soles. Flexible, smart, serviceable. Sizes Leather- = bags from late summes, too. Infinite variety 1 3 5 st mfl?fl'rk.“.nadny and Brocaded mfulfig., Cil ranging from small vanity styles to large pouch 5—’;92"55 ;:}‘7'7;“-8"{5}:595,' S'/‘s 75,/“; BrA; gg:' i d and fitted. 20 envelope-shaped $5.00 Net Blouses, $2.45 and melon shapes. Pick a bag Friday. 6, 7. Py 8:°C, Do, War 8, &2, B, 5o 6, 6V2, By of leather, fitted with coin purse and mir- | of fine cream.colored net, bateau neck, roll % 9% D, 4 to 6. Here’s a “Special” in "silk Umbrellas, $4.50 a very fine maker—- black. collar and friil styles; long or short sleeves, Narrow filet and val laces make a dainty finish for these most desirable sweater blouses. $7.95 and $8.95 Costume Blouses, $3.95 Three Full Lines to Go! $11.00 Black & Brown s, envelope shapes of bl xther; moire ek lined and fited d mirror. " Pouch a £5] navy biue with coin purse a =) The samples b . , crepe de chine, and cott ts, a “Hidden-Away-Pocket” ...'.',:":::.r'.:::'mp-ovor.-tcylc:.. Bateat neck and | stock that_he hag been showing for fall. l_ace Boots PAIR, $7.50 $5.00 - short_sleeves. Sizes badly broken. Thed;na]o?ty of tdem havf the newdclub‘bi'l SR 3 i | leather : handle of carved or plain wood wit! ack Ki ace Boots wit igh or low | pocket,| $10.00.t0-$15.00 Costume. Blouses - | [Zitiic, ‘straps—sbrie - tipped with amber | Cuban heels, medium narrow toes and welt de. $6.75 bakelité—a few ying styles, too. All are | soles—dark brown kid lace boots with America in crepe O O of splendid wateqproof si, with firm taped Cuban heels and welt soles—full size range | Hasthe fargest sale in Il Eronen ki, calr and meraces toather, | O e ver Smbrerdered in seif or contrast. | cdge. ‘Al the wanted colors. Come and | 274 to 9—a wonderful chance if you wear [ Buffalo, N. Y. I Gesigned and fitted. v = ing colors. Big values all! get* one! ! high shoes! . |