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V
I LOCAL DOTS
?Born July 3, to Mr. and Mrs
L. Henry of Bell Town ?enMr?n <?
boy.
?Be sure to see "Our Mul
Girl" and other reels at the Amus
Theatre Saturday.
?Born to Mr. and Mrs. M.
Lyles of the Flint Kidge sect
July 2, a girl.
?Mrs. Douglas Mclntyre
Marion is the guest of her sist
Misses Francina and Hstelle Mill
?Amos N. Funderburk, who
been at John Hopkins Hospital, 1
timore, is at home and is impro>
very slowly.
?Tickets for the "Trip Aro
the World" are now on sale at
the drug stores. Be sure to buy
at least. Prices 50 cents for ad
and 25 cents for children.
1 ?Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tin
have begun housekeeping in the
**" tractive new bungalow recei
built by Mr. A. B. Ferguson.
?Don't forget the "Trip Aro
the World" next Monday and Ti
day, July 13 and 14. Price
round trip tickets 2 5 and 50 ce
. ?Among the heavy losers fi
the hall storm in York county
week was Mr. Neely, father of I
W. P. Robinson of this place, wl
crops were almost entirely destro;
?Married, July 8th, Mr. S.
McCall to Miss Mabel Beckham
the cotton mill vlllnge, the cerem
being performed by I. G. C<
magistrate.
JL ?The union service will be 1
It at 8:30 p. m. Sunday at the F
11 Methodist church. Rev. Neill Pr
1.1 ley, D. D.. the well-known miss
if ary of the A. R. P. church.
I preach at this service.
"Tho TVit. A r/\11?w1 thil
will be made next Monday and Ti
day afternoons, both tours beginr
at 6 o'clock. None of us can affor<
miss such an opportunity for tra
Get your ticket and start with
crowd.
?Attention is called to the w<
of an enthusiastic booster, enti
. "A City of Opportunities," wril
^v. * 'or The News by one of our yo
^ f riends. We want more such <
w tributions and furthermore we v.
every boy and girl in Lancastei
catch the spirit of the writer of
splendid article.
?The meeting near the ball pi
conducted by Rev. J. W. Little
now in progress and crowds of i
pie have attended during the |
two nights. The interest is q
manifest and Mr. Little expects i
increase from day to day. A i
with a large seating capacity is
ing used and all who come out 1
expect a cool, comfortable seat.
| -Mr. William Y. Dillard, forr
I ly of Spartanburg, but who has
1 the past year held a responsible
sltlon in the offices of Col. Lc
Springs, left Monday for Kersh
where he accepted n position \
the Kershaw Cotton Mill. Mr.
lard has made many friends in I
caster, who regret his departure,
wish him much success in Kersh
?Rev. Neill E. Pressley, 1).
for 35 years A. R. P. missionary
Mexico and United States vice (
' sul at Tampico. will deliver an
dress at the invitation of the Lad
Aid Society of the A. R. P. churcl
5:30 p. ra. tomorrow (Saturd
afternoon . Mr. Pressley will i
preach at the A. R. P. church at
morning service Sunday at
o'clock. The oublic is cordially
vited to attend both services.
HOMHTOK IN THK COUNTY.
Mr. R. A. l/ove Fatally Shot by
(ieor^e Roberts.
Late Monday afternoon, in
Haile Gold mine section of the co
ty, Mr. R. A Love was fatally a
by Mr. George Roberts. The w?
on used was a shotgun, the load t
Ing effect In Mr. Love's right f<
arm and in the abdomen,
wounded man was rushed to K
shaw in an automobile and was
on the evening train and taken to
Fennell Infirmary, where he d
during the night. The body i
brought back to Kershaw Wodr
unj, wuers t oroner an. in. jonn
held an Inquest. The verdict of
jury was that the deceased came
his death from the effecto of a g
shot wound inflicted by George k
erts.
From the testimony is appe
that Love had a pistol In his ri
hand when shot. The wife of 1
Roberts testified at the Inquest
follows:
"She was walking up the roi
Love was walking past; when L<
saw us he said. 'Hey,' and ruined
right hand with pistol in same."
Mike Sullivan, who was in <1
field plowing, testified "that he h.ei
three shots fired, that he went
Roberts' house; saw Mr. Rqbei
children; came back to edge jofr 'f}?
and saw Roberts and wife and he:
Mr. Love say, 'Hey, Cod damn
was about 65 yards aw?y, also 'a
Sun In Roberta' band /and plsjol
Ivove's hand^f '/ '
Mr. Roberts, soon after the'-pho
log, surrendered to the shark"?, w
brought him on to jail. He has e
ployed Messrs. Williams A Willie
to defend him. Mr. Love's rental
were Interred at Pleaa&nt Plal
graveyard Thursday.
# Saturday will be a b
TVt ***" Great Mone
SavinJsM^.
ROBINHON^LOUD CO.
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T
SPKAK KINDLY.
I
| Treat the "Hello Girl" the Same Over
Wire as You Woulil to Her Fare.
Ik it not panning strange that a
v j great big six-footer will ring Ills | ^
flae phone like a tire bell, grab the re for ]
celver from the hook as if it were a he w
tual crow bar and yell out: "Gimme four- tuck;
le-U four." "Busy." "Thunder. I don't I Mi
believe it. No, I don't believe it." j r'v?1
C. |"Yes, the line is always busy." |? 1
ion, That same fellow will pull his hat |)OI|(;
off to that same "Hello Girl," take ' lotte
?' her into the drug store and enjoy an Sprii
irig 'ce cream wIth her. In the meantime Mi
should some blackguard make a i ('ree
,^s slighting remark about her, this j
dug aame six-footer would promptly M
knock him down to the delight and Spen
und approbation of the crowd. Can you from
all explain it? M
one The only reason in the world we 'a v'
,llt3 can think of (and it is no reason l*" ^
whatever) is that this thing of blarn
Lt AM SUIll
ing Central for imagined wrongs has m
grown to be a habit among the peo- in 11
pie of this nervous America. An M
und Englishman would no more think of "lori
storming at Central than attempting ( ?'u
nts to cross the channel walking on M.tr,
| water. Yet the Englishman is not cant
th"s|OQe niorH chivalrous than the j L. C
vlrs. Southern gentleman. Why then ,$eai
lose should the Southern gentleman tear
^et^- i his locks and rend the air shrieking d,js
J- at a poor, little defenseless girl, who , M
of is making a llvlhood saying "Hello?" Wyli
: Did you ever think how very t' re J | (
and weak that voice is sometimes?
iel)l "H-E-L-L-O"?it comes out slow, i placi
'irst patient and distinct thousands of ^
e8s-itimes daily. Is it any wonder that ?Pr'
i _ .. - 'Mrs.
sometimes wnen pestered to distrac- **
w ill
tion by some manly (?) voice de-1 dfen
manding some impossible favor?is it Yort
" ' any wonder. I say. that "Central"
ues- ' ' awhl
ling should occasionally hit back? I am |
1 to sure a man would never hold a posi- wert
v"'- tion like that for the?simple reason Witt
1 e that the public would -not put up with
the grade of profanity that would
\ PQ
tied hourly issue out over the wires, nigh
tten My. my, it would make a sailor blush was
ung with envy at such a well stocked ,jI1^
:on- vocabulary of "cuss" words. Gree
. to Next time you are worried and feel and
this Hk? expressing' yourself very freelv , M
to the hello girl, walk over to a looknrk,
ing glass and ,say to that fellow jus' 1
la what you.mt&nt or wanted to say to here
^g\ Central. You deserve it. BJjJJ
bat
to NKW 8RRIAL PIOTURK. ne!J*
M
i ? officl
hP-l"Tll?? M illiix.%
,u Iiis.i
?ay Start Soon ut the Hiiiuhp-U. <lay
Manaxur Ferguson of theAmuse-U M
Til Theatre wishes to call attention to Miss
for | . bers
p0_ ;"The Million Dollar Mystery," now wj1j(
iroy appearing in all the leadiug news- weel
iaw- papers. This production (Than- M
v i th n i
pjj houser) consists of 4 6 reels, two of
<an- which will be shown every week, be- ' jyj
but ginning with July 23rd. Ten thou- the
aw- sand dollars in cash will be given Will
to the person who solves this mys?
in visit
tery. It is the greatest rnd most e\ad
j pensive picture ever "shown in Lanlies'
caster, featuring an all-star cast, in1
at eluding James Cruze, Florence Da First
Badie, Marguerite Snow.Lila Chester
the and many more just as popular. Sl
11 Photographs of these players are ("las:
'n* now on display at the Amuso-U. ;cnmi
Look la your magazine and find1 Topi
"The Million Dollar Mystery, then , wors<
keep in touch with every episode. | ^ie 1
Mr. | Look for the first ratease and then i ?'
be sure to see ,11 snown every |!'Hai
the rrnuraday, commencing July 23rd, at j prea
un- the Amuse-U Theatre. pray
hot. tnH?d
,ap lluy.H New l>eltvery Wagon. parti
ak_ ; The PepHi-Coia Bottling Worka! are
)rft_ has purchased through the Gregory- is ec
Pbe Hood Live Stock Company the latest lion
;er. delivery wagon made by the S. J. fort
p(lt Nissen Company, Winston-Salem, N.
tbo C., and specially designed to meet T'
lietj the requirements of this enterprising Ml
A>a8 Arm. The wagon is a beauty and tGrICS.
any one would have to pronounce it W'N
son a good advertisement for any husi- resld
tbe ness. Those who have gazed upon it 'or
t() passing through our streets say it "'Trii
is somewhat "red" in color, but the uat?<
ob_ manager says the red Indicates musl
"purity" and "cleanliness" in that ?' M
ar3 delightful drink known as "Pepsi- ?'
Cola." The new wagon was not pur- ment
chased as a substitute for the old one Smltl
as but the growth of the business de- wi*h
manded another transfer. He \
d. - _ _ enter
Another InnrMter Inventor.
In thth issue our readers will And !
his ' Mr
| a descriptive article of a recent pat- 'f
ent by Mr. Nathan Hlrsch, a member repor
^ (if the Ann of ll Hlrsch & Rons of has ,i
in Lancaster ; ?W . / He a
^ ' After readlnjf the description we I titled
Relieve you wagree with us that!The i
the adoption <of this Cuspidor by: bis p
T manufacturing establishments aud anolt
Cther places of congestion that coo-1
a" (kglous disease* might In many cases !
n be altogether avoided Offl
There Is no greater problem today, Office
? * than, thorough -sanitation and Mr. |
? Hlrsch is to be congratulated in . |
m* making this' contribution to the
ms I - -
cause or cleanliness. 1 office
Ins I ^
lnH And many a man indulges in horse
play who doesn't play the races. Ofll
ig Saturday will be a big
y- day at ft^flreat MoneySavin?
Sale! L
ROBINSON-CLOUD CO. ?ffl
HE LANCASTER NEWS, JULY 10, 1914.
PERSONALS Business N(
LOST?On Main street
fiol.l .......... ? . ..
? 1 " ? KUIU
p. A. B. Ferguson left Tuesday l',a.(!!,w! <0 a ''lack velvet I
[Hack Mountain and from there , ^ oaHe return to Now
'ill go to Tennessee and Ken-i
f FOR SALE?The Willi
r. and Mrs. It. A. Oohson ar-: home place (bouse am
I Wednesday aim are the guests il,M' aci(^|^Joseby on
?dge and Mrs. D. A. Williams. T S. Gregor s land, pi
isses Julia Scott, Corinne Gib- j11"' terms easy. 'I
and Annie Taliaferro of Char- AB?*nl.
are visiting Col. and Mrs. Leroy ???
'BH- FOR SALE ?Several the
las Rachel Steele of Campi dies of (irst-t'lllk.p* Hull)
k spent lnst Saturday night with Apply to S. I). Taylor.
Bleeka Nash Arant of East _____
taster- SALESMAN WANTED
r. and Mrs. Bonwell Plylor are, and cigar salesmen wa
ding a few days at Big Spring, $100 monthly and trave
I where they will go Hartsvllle. ses. Adverise smoking,
rs. J. B. Patrick of Rock Hill hacco, cigarettes, cigars,
siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Htamp for full part.ic.u1
Connors. Tobacco Co., New York.
iss Bleeka Nash Arant spent last
lay With Miss Rachel Steele.
r. raui moore spent a lew hours WANTED?Automobilsts
lock Hill Thursday. ter and surrounding
iss Juunitn Sriwell will leave to-'s?nd u? thqLr vulcanizing
row for a visit to relatives in rt>pair blowoWMf^FhSStl^B
mbia. breaks, etc., at cheapest j
isses Margaret. Nannie Hill. Vr? ?*perience . ba.ck of
, and Eliza Moore. Messrs. .1. E. Alwork guaranteed. L,r
zon and Henry Moore, and It. Vulcanizing Co., Charlotl
Irawford, Jr.. Mrs. Sam Paul of 1 *
ifort and Master Joe Poster of WANTED?To buy your
i Hill have enjoyed a camping mink, oRi^^^nuskral
at. the Foster place on the river coon, sheep,
week. Want 6,000 poundH at on
r. R. E. Wylie and Miss Juanita before you sell. Capers
ie returned this morning from
k Springs, where they attended VETERINARY SUR
State Press Association, which . ... .. , ... , . ,
at the splendid new hotel a. that ' ln V ?
^ this week practice of idS. professh
rs. C. E Williams of Heath ?7pore,d treSt^uirll
tigs is spending several days with any u"d ?" Z118?*1"*- eal
E. M. CroxtOn. ?Tay ofT ,nlg^V ?callme
rsv J H. Witherspoon and chil- Ho2d ? v?mi?an
left Wednesday night for New nTai*'t' ,T ^3 r. ?r fia
i, where the little son. Master Graduate * C\ Ve'ei
es Witherspoon will be for *6ons- Washington. D.
lie under the care of the eminent 1
Iren's physician. Dr. Holt. They
i joined in .Concbrd by Mrs. Xl O*
lerspoon's sister, Miss Shirley
tgomery, who accompanied This i* prescription prepai
i. { lor MALARIA or CHILLS
rs. i*. urown .returned last1 r?ve or nx dosca will break
t from a v'sit t<w? Marlon. She ; ?f taken then a* a tonic the I
accompanied Jntne by Miss return. It acta on the live
ua Proctor .(*f (^fflege Park, Ga. ' Calomel and doea not {ripe <
rs. George1' H<?n and son of i
nsboro, ,1s'. cArn visiting Mr. .; . . ?
Mrs. W. A. JKtIb. a aa A
r. J. Eugenef Elliott of Ware
lis is visitingrhis father, Mr. J.' '<?' '' '
lliott. Y
r. J. D. Iiinson of Rock Hill is,
t"?iay %. mm mm
J. White, Esq.. of the Rock Hill , 1 VI
wan here on professional busi- *8* H
"day. ^ M H| |j
r. John H. Caskey.WBne of the JT
als at the State Ilosfdtnl for the 4T |j W H B 9
ne, came up frqrfr Columbia to- % j
to spend awhile with relatives.
isses Nancy and Nellie Iliues and
Joe Byers of Seneca are mem-1?y
of a .congenial house party,; JIL
:h has been entertained this On lWrmHn
t hy Miss Kate Hines. UI1 J*l0naa
r. H. C. Monton, Jr.. of Trenton, X. Julv. We will tl
., is the guest of Mr. Elliott W. t . ?
ugs. count Of ^
aster Silas Bailey of Clinton is 2^
guest of hi sister, Mrs. 13. It. V
iams.
rs. W. A. Vowell of Columbia is X
ing Mrs. Lillian C. Miller. ?r
>
NOTICE OF SERVICE. i X
x
t Baptist Church, .fames H. V
Thayer, Th. I)., Pastor. o At tllis S6
inday school begins at 10 a. m. A Qf Low Qut Sh
ses tor all. You are invited to XL .
?. Morning worship at 11 a. m. ^ cire looking 101
c: 13ead in Christ Evening , V SRVe bv bUVini
ihip at 8:30 p. m. The third in >
<eries of sermons on "The People ?*
he Cross," the subject being: 1
airaet and Nails.',' The pastor 1 if Infants ,50c Str
ches at both hours. The usual : ^ cent off. .
er and praise service on Wfid-1V Infants' 75c Stl
ay night at R:30 p. m. All. and Cent off
icularly the strangers in town, <? Infants' $1.00 St
invited to attend. The building ?, < cent off
imfortably seated, and the addi- Child's $1.00 Stl
of electric fans will secure com- X cent off
during the heated season. V* f hild's $1-30 Stl
y cent ofr
?at "Trip Around the World.*' A Child's $1.50 Stl
r. Marion Budd Walker of Ches- JL cent off
cousin of Mrs. John P. Hunter. X Misses' $1.65 St]
assist with the music at the cent off
ence of Mr. and Mrs. Will Tay- *8* Misses' $1.75 Stl
Monday afternoon during the cent off
? Around the World. lie gradu- Misses $2.00 Str
1 In vocal and instrumental Cent off
c, with the degree of Bachelor X Misses' $2.25 Stl
usic, from the Woman's College cent off
ue West, at the last commence- V Ladies' $1.50 Stl
His cousin, Mr. Newport cent off
h of Baacomville, will come A Ladits' $1.75 Stl
him nih/w la a 1 14 A
U..U, TTUV in n II lit? ('nhK)ll lnl. 1 /v
vill probably take part in the 1 _ ' ,
ink t ? -ii ? on aa c t a
"V Lduiie.s jpz.uu
tainment ?? cent off
PrlmtiH OemtNTHtic Club. Ladies $2-25 Stl
B. P. Adam?, who 1b chairman J. cent off
le Democratic club at Prlmua. , .. , f-n o*.
ta that out of 125 member* he LrfUlies on
tocured an enrollment of 110.1 cent Off
I ho sayft that tbeee names are, 4
an in full and are thorefore en-1 ?
to vote in the coming primary. A
snroftment book will remain at x a 11 nf tVia
lace 1? more dgjftr thua giving ? OI '
>er opportunity to TegUter. j jL ^ne ^0 select fr
S. L. ALLEN, M. D. jx want flrst* **
ce (hp lantwtar Pharmacy* !T July 31flt. Ail
H*ura 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 p. m. ^
V Phone 187. 1 ?
3DGAR J. HINSON i I i|
VBNTIMT. ?
In Mooi\ Building, oyer E. B. I if B
RotMejr & Co.
Hour*, 8 w 19?1 to 0. V A Jk
ice phone 3^ Residence 118. A
DR. C. BAPRATT f
DENTWff > L
Hours 9-1?-2SB. ?
ce orer Lancaster Pharmacy.
*
otices >M????8???1S?
or Chrstor- H |iunt N|(
biickh^ at- [{^] staleiiDMit of ih? i 'o???iit;???? <
M BANK OF LANCAS'
>|m| located at Lancaster, S. (V,
_ W close of business June JO, 101
s Grenory gg itKSOUIWKS.
j,| *t<res) Loans and Discounts/:. $488,
Plat ( reek, ? Overdrafts / . 2.
Bonds and Stocks owned
' 80 m by ,hM Bank. . . T 10.
Furniture and Fixtures. 1,
VP Banking House
lusand bun- gg Due from Hanks and
v-i^^or sale. Bankers 67,
8o fll Currency 10,
gg Hold
i Tobacco W Si'\"r ;"1'1 0,h"r Mi,,or
n ted toad- CT
illliK ex pen- M ( hecks a,,', ( ash It,Mns
" ZZ" m Tolal *S?l.
lar? Vieratt M . I.IAmi.'TlKa
N y Gnpltil Stock Paid in. . h :>0,
S -r?i is Fur I . . . ion
gg I ndi\ illed i'r
Current Expenses and
of Lauras Taxes Paid 1
country to gg Due to Banks and Hankwork.
Wei ers 2,
Uts, fabric Dividends (Tnpaid . .
irmes. Fac- gg Individual Deposits Subevery
job. | ject to Check 102
n k Tire audi Savings Deposits . x
te, N. C. gg Time Certificates of De
poist 84
cow hides, VSi Certified Checks
t, 'possum, IMJ oasnters cnecks
horse hides. W Notes a"(l m,,H Kedisce.
See me H ? unted 4 0
Cauthen. 1 M Keserved Interest 6
Reserved for Taxes. ... 3
LGEON. I W Total |g91
inter for the U STATK OF SOUTH OAROLIN
?n, and am County of Lancaster?ss.
ve stock for QQ Before nie came (Jeo. W. W
Is answered Cashier of the above named
at Gregory- ,,^5 who. being duly sworn, says t
y. above and foregoing statemei
,ry Surgeon. Uj*'1 true condition of said bank, as
rlnary Sur- by the books of said hank
C. flj| QEO. W WILLI;
W*1 Sworn to and subscribed bef
1^5 this 6th day of July, 1914.
QB, JNO. H. POA
Wj* Notary' Public !
red Moeciallv 2 Correct?Attest: Leroy S
A FEVER. S W?11/ Tb?m?u. R. L. Or,
any cue, sod Director8'
'ever will not ^
r better than
?c aickeo. 25c
lcy-jdviii
,y, July 13th, and continuing thror
dace on sale our entire line of Low C
-? .
10 Per (
ason of the year almost every one is
oes. This liberal discount will be of
* real shoe values. See from the list
g from us.
ap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $2.7
45c cent off. .
*ap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $.1.0
67c cent off. .
rap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $2.(
90c cent off. .
rap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $2.f
90c cent off. .
*ap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $2.'J
$1.25 cent off. .
rap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $3.C
$1.35 cent off. .
nip Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $3.0(
$1.48 Ladies' $3 21
rap Sandals, 10 per Ladies' $3.5(
$1.57 Hoys' $2.50
ap Sandals, 10 per cent off. .
$1.80 Boys' $2.25
rap Sandals, 10 per cent off. .
$2.0.3 Men's $3.00
rap Sandals, 10 per cent
$l.3r? Men's $3.50
ap Sandals, 10 per < e,nt
$1 57 8 $^.00
o j i" * /v cent off. .
ap Sandals. 10 par Man's $5.00
?,N0 cent off..
ap Sandals, 10 per Men's $3.50
$2.03 cent off. .
ap Sandals, 10 per Men's $4.00
$2.25 cent off..
above listed Low Cuts come in many
om. Be on the job and get your si:
member that this big reduction is oi
Shoes bought from us bear < the max
;J.T.Wy
The STORE OF QUA
1 3
r%
"
:%i Ample |
?s Resources ? 1
600.00
000.00 i
800.00 1 i his Hunk is h ick- W
ed by ample reiVNu)
sojrces- Banks can H
7!to'(\? (>tt"er to business
men few induce- |PP<
r>r,*?.!? ments more attru 454.61
tive than a
54. i 1> n <?|)
,000.00 otrong in
,000.00
fanital anrt Snrnliic W
r
800.00 ? w9.
A record for good gjy
r,i51.86 banking, and an esr>00
0,) tablished reputation 1S1
^>V3 0 f?r treating their
!8kiNi customers civily
and considerately. ?0
' jMjj Because of its
iliho strength, its record W I
and its reputation, iS
. o < > o V> o
.2:7 \t This Bank Has m*
1 Ov^ (irown. >??
> 14 li invite the iBi
' contuTrH*d patron- (W
age of the^ppblic. jMj
llliams,
bank,
hat the
shown The Bank 5
>)nf me of Lancaster 5
IS
V
t.rord, | jj,e Q|j Reliable fif
jjgj
A A^A A^A A^A A^AA^A A^A A^A
g Sale;
-=- t
Lgh the entire month of j
ut Shoes at the liberal dis- X
%
* ?** i l ,i. u? ,. . <?
lent 1
? ? ~<jr
T
5 looking for a second pair ? '
great benefit to those who i !
below the money you will 4 *
4
*
5 Strap Sandals, 10 per I
$2.47 T
0 Strap Sandals, 10 per V
$2.70 ??
)0 Oxford Ties, 10 per
$1.80 X
>0 Oxford Ties, 10 per $
$2.25 5*
'5 Oxford Ties, 10 per V
$2.47 ??
>0 Oxford Ties, 10 per &
$2.70 X
) Pumps, 10 per cent off $2.75 J,
1 Plimns 10 nor oont /\fF C*> oo A
) Pumps, 10 per cent off $3.15 ^
? Oxford Ties, 10 per ??
$2.25
Oxford Ties, 10 per JL
$2.03 |
? Oxtord Ties, 10 per 1
$2.70 V
? Oxford Ties, 10 per
$3.15
| Oxford Ties, 10 per &
$3.60 JL
i Oxford Ties, 10 per 5
. $4.50 Y
Button Oxfords, 10 per Y
$3.15 it
Button Oxfords, 10 per 44
$3-60
\
O
different styles and a big <
le and the style that you 4t
aly good from July 13 to 4t
'k of satisfaction. J ?
lie Co. |
iLlTY