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4 TIM KANSAS CITY TDIES THITPSI) TUNF 16 1910 4 4ommogir 1110001100900MIENVION0010 MMINIMOR 60060401010POOMMOONOMOMP NaltalligniMMOOMMOOMMOWOMMINOM STUBBS WALKED FIVE MILES I A LOOTELACK WHO DRAWS SOCRATES LEANDER WOULD FARM ENOUGH TO BRING HIS WIFE HERE AO 11-00A1 A )) ezei-41110)10110011111101MIENOWINAlibilMileWietWiteNtelali4W1- OMR 14))))1)5 ea oodolligifill i 4 'UTE KANSAS CITY TIMES TIIIT1ZSI)NY pIIINF 16 1910 1111MP1011009000100640 0011011110M 6006040101100100100 101011110000011k wy--- -STUBBS WALKED FIVE MILES i A LOOTELACK WHO DRAWS 04 1110 40'' I 1 1 I SOCRATES LEANDER WOULD EARN ENOUGH TO BRING HIS WIFE HERE 1 ri-171117-Z770777 ----'-'''t4 I if ix13e --40- I I 11 ----r 1 1 1 4 1 i 4 7 a' "37- I I 1rg vitr Midsummer 0 its on I taw 1 rilaSUMMer ik I 1 jillii 7 0 II 61 tr It MOTOR CAR BREAKDOWN DIDN'T KEEP HIM FROM HOWARD )(AS ll'hi tbrimisnivi irtrlithunlir polled Drains of Mule tut 1 he 1114c CrwoNti Mug int I he I illirtheDlike VValon't IllisuppOolcd A MOTOR CAR BREAKDOWN DIDN'T KEEP HIM FROM HOWARD KAS Thi tbrimisnivi l'trinhotitte Supplied a Tests of MOP tint! the 1114 t'etood 'Visiting ott the i'nrihotino Te Ile (trent tellott lot the of It Greek Vtlito IN Stooling' ot the Inotilote of Flue Artm4 1 To Ile tirent Artist IN the Ambilion of Greek Vilito I Of Mulling nt the latailinta if Vines got hot tor Aga bOttet Sliddenly tiov ornor Stubbs x4110 Wag SCIting the pave saw a farmhouso ahead Everything about the place italltateil prompority and troceess l'hey Hilted across the long yard and the governor litogiod at the front door Two womon ploasigg an pea ra es pp ea re nenne I tuRS" 1i 111(1 "Okir Inot)r ear 11118 down east of hore anti 1 WOUld Iflig to SOP If we ran got 8(WK etnivyaucP to take us to thwart'" "Not Governor stubbsl" exclaimed the elder of the two women "Ies" was the answer 'You certainly can" said the elderly women "Itut have you hod arty din nor?" The governor and Mr Hophing itnowledtod that they had not eaten sinco early rooming The governor gtt hotter and hotter Suddenly Om ernor Stubbs ho was setting the 1avei 8j IN a farmhouse ahead Everything about the plate Imitoted promperity ut 11 11 1 it 1 totevas le) 'A A Le WI ()Rs le ong yard and the governor lintwited at thy front door Two women of ploasing ap pearanee appeared name is stuRs" he sold "Odr motor rot has brotten down east of here Anil I would like in see If we ran get "Not Governor Stub leit" ex( lannot1 tile ehler of the two womon 11 Unaer An Flag! Unaer Any Fin 01 1 For Women and Young Girls! your to $8 for Is! or --Values to $8 I Your Choice- Travelers' Checks at he American Ilalikers' Association Are good for their face aille in all quarters or the globe Take them along on your next trip Travelers Checks at ihe Amerkail Bankers' kssoclation A Are good for their face value in all or the glbe them Take the 4 4 ll (I A along on your next trip IDELITY ov" 'MR 0 12 NW Winsome midsummer models of fancy Pyroxylin trimmed in the daintiest of flowers and in all light colors also black and lite Just the thing for the "Sweet Girl bring her in! First Floor ft lj IMMO 'I 40 aolia4 0 IV lin tilt in all li Ju bring II A Prokrelodie Ilemoernt'm Duty I consider it the duty of a progressive Denmerat to Support an insument Republican who a1 ready is in Congress and has stood against CtianOTIISM and Aldrichism even if that insorgent is opposed by a progressive liemocrat who Ftand4 for pre el5e1y the same thing For after al! the real liartY 19 not the name but the spirit of protest against LIndscy to William Allen White Capital and Surplus 2000000 Ninth and Walnut i 1 1 AEI WELL AS I large one aro wel eon hong in Om 0001 1 1) rt- -0000001111 tullotiltI--Alun't 41y to Viktt Until )0iiVO Pit Vet! up befoe $3 i arpositing ill Shirt with gni 4 ioer amount from one dolint up and dr pwit Is ottea YAl elill Stilltil 191061t8 Coltfil grow to large weronntw ntiwkly ettponolly with 3 pm cunt inteowt athiril to them hy WI StArt your lieePillit tTx143 at Our tigrings lirperituent with $10ot Corn Firlt Bonk 1010 (rand Ave I 10)3 1 I i Capital and Surplus 12000000 Ninth and Walnut irill l'' Ae WELL AS large men are wel eon hoot in Om itrisrttt ViLlt 1111111 Oit'VO i PliVeti up $1 Wort 1 itI Start with mit oft tr1rutuptosd Dr I test ot ten a sm 19 all 1061t8 Coltfil grow to are Re- ronlitt ninkly etptnolly nith 3 Itir cunt intr131st addolt tA tlersi 1 "fiNimi" AV Our 42r746 1 seioperitTleirntl(w4iThult100114 Corn Brit Bonk 1010 Grand Ave 1 1 I 11111111111 tor Ivith one tcale of moles ilia esperi me I stood him lb httti today When the aoimals lagged the took tha icims and givo pte oiler klail or whoop 60 scot them forward like jtbl rabbits with their ears laid bitek When the governor arrled at the F1t oolity eourihoase he found the spiv Mous eourtroom completely tilled with men WellielL 11 419 walk and drive had In any way fatigued him he did not it lie toll his hearers of the dit tieulties that had to Ile overcome to get there and how glad be was that a noir of mules had made it possible for him to talk to the people of Elk County Nefi vly everyone who attended the meeting expressed surprise 111 thil large 111111ther Vt fartlierta WhO Were there Their teams occupltd nearly till the hitching space around the courthouse square and the IOU It livery Stables were overerowded no rause of the surprise of the large farmer attendance svas not that the farmers are not generally for Stubbs but because right now is supposed to be their very busiest time Those who have wheat are preparing for harvest within a tiny or two anti those who have corn are supposed to be in the field Making up for lost time caused by wet weather lcuti June 15---Clovernor Stubbs spoke here tonight to a large crowd Two years ago Elk County gave Governor Stubbs a majority of three hundred over Nit Leland at the primary election It is hard to find anyone even If be is for Wagstaff who will not admit that Governor Stubbs will materially increase his majority of two years ago next August Those who have studied the conditions say that the Wagstaff warery Of "T0'1E11011 of taxes downward" has fallen flat and that the good the governor has accomplished In his eighteen months in office is all that is being discussed The governor's speeches in Howard and here at Moline tonight have done him much good In the street discussion after the meetings there was consensus of opinion that the governor's attitude of in no way attempting to defend his administration had been beneficial The people seem to like it when he says: "In my first term I have done the best that I knew bow and if it hasn't suited you fire me and get someone else on the job" State Senator John Denton from this district met Governor Stubbs at Howard and accompanied him to Moline The senator is enthusiastically for Stubbs saying that he will swell his three hundred majority in Elk County of two years ago to five hundred The governor and his party were driven from Howard to Moline in motor cars the one in which the governor rode driven by Charles Plowman making the ten miles In less than thirty minutes vl tor with mlit uf 4 1 I I toot oat it ttood htltail tootty wiwn cle uiI 1itgi a tht to)ir "Its iti (tIth '3" lti fAt' 3 t' tin" is of whoop OM snt thm fo eer war Mel PIO rablits wi th their ears laid tittelci Viten the governor aril "14ed WA nt the It outtty rourthodie he found the 1 1totts eourtreorn contitletely filled wool HMI 011Y UY 111111 11(1 UM nut shONV it Ito toll 1)18 beRrers of the tlit Lrml'ung LU "in nu'll'ul'" had been beneficial The people seem to like it when he says: ifikrentewterbmow! abnadveit diotnheastnbet suited you fire me and get someone else on the job" State enaor on enn from John Dto fm th district met Governor Stubbs at Howard and accontpanied him to Moline senator is enthuiastically for Stubbs The ss saying that he will swell his three bun dred majority In Elk County of two year ago to five hundred The governor and his party were driven from Howard to Moline in motor care the one in which the governor rode driven by es Plowman making the ten miles Charles In less than thirty minutes 1210-1214 Main Street Artgernoltittelje MitantilDni 11111SINEMNSIMS autzfiammummanan111111111 WININES) 4 waste 11 1 Walnut 1 1111111111MO 1 it 1 11 11 11 1'1 'I I 1 :111 141 I I'll 1'I Ill I1 111 11 1 11 'I I 1 I I 111 1 il Walnut '1 IfoWATID June it not been that Coverner Stubbs Is mach tne same kind of a IIer lina has the same Amount of tireless energy and determination that Pretidmt eit pos- aese bs the people of How ard and the Iarmers hereabouts wonld have bet prived of bearing lit elwalt this alter noon As it was the goveinor walked 've miles under the hot noonday sett along a dusy road and then rode behind mule team for six wiles more arriv'dug in Howard about an boar late but found the courtroom erowded to the dears This display of unexpected tip ergy was caused by the breJlting down of a motor car eleven miles east of Howard The governor accompanied by Hopkins candidate for lieutenant gov ernor and a reporter for Tbe Star left Neodesha shortly before 9 o'clock this morning in Young's motor car It was their Intention to drive forty miles to Howard Everything went beautifully for the first twenty-nine miles The mcorning air 'was fresh and delicious The governor was In consttint admire tion of the beautiful scenery of 'Wilson County The rural telephones had been working however and the farmers knew of the governor's coining' As the motor car sped by cornfields where men were at work there was a raising of straw bats and "Hurrah for Stubbs" Others who happened to be near the fence stepped through and ragged the car im sifting upon shaking the governor's hand eTRUCIC EMDEN At just about noon there was a sudden bump some part of the mechanism be-bean the car had struck a stump co realed by weeds Mr Young made an -examination and found several hours would be required to make repairs 'Then Fli walk It noon now but 1 may be able to make the eleven miles tin time to talk to them a little while" said the governor A with you governor" said Mr 'Hollitins as he trudged on behind For five miles they kicked up the dust At every step the sun seemed to 1'''' 1 bee sat tam Ilat Ar 801 lar prl nor 1 flv( alo 1 14 )11 do erg of Ito 1 licil erri Net mu vai IIo for mo Thi tiol Cot WOJ of I at will stei els hat but lies rea X8 4WO 7 411 1 I sal I tdu I Ling uport shaking the governor's iii aratTelt A EMDEN STUMP At just about noon there was a sudden bump some part of the methanism be- ata be the car had struck a tump con- reeld by weeds Mr Young made an xa -emination and found several hours would be required to make repairs would 'Then I'll walk It's noon now but 'II may be able to make the eleven tniles liin time to talk to them a little while" said the governor "I'm with you governor" said Mr Iieeltins as he trudged on behind five kicked he or ve miles they up dust At every et(L) the BIM seemed to Over at Lampstikus in Turkey mike south Of Constantinople less keen three year a ago the Turks took 'a Greek girl and tried to make a No611111441ml out of her The Greeks in 1 i that seclifin rose in protest and demand-led that the girl be given the chance to I affirm or deny In public her belief in that religion On tho way to the court the young Creek lover of the Christian girl rushed out and tore off the veils I with which the girl's face had been Angered by this the Turks the young Greeks to leave the I country As a result Socrates Lenders is run fling a shoe shining shop at 128 East Eighth Street Between "filitnes" he is making pencil sketches in a manner that displays talent He hopes to be 'come a great newspaper artist and II lustre tor 1 liTULIYING AT THE ARTS INSTITUTE I For the last six months Socrates has conducting the shop He has one I assistant a negro boy Before he be came a bootblack Socrates worked in a parking house In his native land he sold American sewing maehines He Is 27 years old and has an older brother 1 Leo who came to America three years ago and Is employed by the Emery Bird Thayer Dry Goods Company The Greek began to draw when he was boy He received no instruction of any kind until Monday night hen he started to attend the Institute of Fine Arts where he plans to study two nights each week He wants to make enough money to bring his wife over from Turkey where he left her when he fled He will not go back to Turkey Three years in jail await him there be says RE WANTS TO LEARN To "FINISH" You can interest Soerates in art without saying a word A look at his pictures will do it Ile had one tacked up Sunday A man came in and admired it When he went out he had the picture and Socrates had $2 At the Institute of Fine Arts Monday night the young Greek was given encouragement "If I can just learn how to finish" be said "I will get along all right" Arte NA here he nlans ttdy two niebt sus each week Ile wants to make enough money to briug his wife over from Turkey ehere he left her when he fled He will not go back to Turkey Three years in jail await him there be says 11K WANTS TO LEARN To "FINISH" ou cn Interest Sorat in art with Yaeee ture out saying a word A look at his plc- will do it Ile had one tacked up Sunday A man came in and admired it When he went out he bad the plc- Lure and Socrates bad 8'2 At the Institute of Fine Arts 11onday night the young Greek vas given en- couragement If I can just learn how to finish be said "I will get along all right" 25 Years oi bu Yearl of bu 1 1 I ti Si tl I I i 1 il Iear ik I 'P 4 'N 1 PA i IA: 1 ZY 40 111 4 1 -4 i 1 1 1 4 4tt ti iti ts A 1 permission to wash his hands At the Fftme moment lie saw through the door in the kitchen a tin wash basin and the customary roller towel "This will do" he said as he stepped Into as spotless a kitchen as one ever Withia a few minutes the governor and Mr Hopkins were seated In front of fried chicken new peas home grown egrs Just from the nest and Fitch rtrawberries as a person rarely finds in the city A VERY MERRY' (11111MTMAR "Our names are Christmas" said one of the wometi "Our men folks have all gone to Howard to hear yon speak We think it's a pretty good joke that we have seen the governor first" "Then you are the merriest and the best Christmas I ever saw" answered the governor In the meantime Clarence Christmas a son who was plowing corn' was sent for He unhooked his mules from the plow and hitched them to a buggy ehanged his clothes and they were off There were times when Clarence did not urge the mules fast enough to suit the governor In life Governor Stubbs started his career as a railroad contrae Our names are Christmas" said one of the wometi "Ottr men folks have all gone to Howard to hear you peak We think it's a pretty good joke that we have seen the governor first" Then you are the merriest and the best Christmas I ever saw" answered the governor I tie meanti me Clarence Ch i Inas a son who was plowing corn was sent for Pe unhooked his mules from the plow and hitched them to a buggy (banged his clothes and they were off There were times when Clarence did not urge the frIlllea fast enough to suit the governor In life Governor Stu bbs started his career as a railroad contrac- ASY to Buy a Better Straw for Less Money at Boley lti "'very imaginable shape in brim and Irpozt crown awaits you (very kind and qua ity of straw The bigvalue principie of our store prevails as strongly in our hat tte 4k dipartment as in all the rest 4101t Select your straw at faction and economy will be the result -t Prices from $1 to $10 ylls and to of hat Less Money at Boley's ve 4 big-value "'ry imaginable shap brim and in crown awaits you (very kInti and qua- i ity of straw The bifplue principle of i our store prat'afts as strongly in our hat te 'te dipartment as in all the rest Select your straw at faction and eeonoiny will be the result riePs from $1 to $10 Reliability Work 40 Gold Crowns tz'-'s '1 Bridges $3 $4 and $5 A oosi la SUCTION Allk 1 ixo A uoy 11 rainless retraction tie egg Cleaned I "Jea 1 1 tioid Ft I 14 0 "adirea be A ea lA luta Cauweal All Work Guaranteed ao Years NEW YORK DENTAL CO Pi Cor llth and Maine Entrance 1029 Main and No 8 llth et Open till 8 Sunday" 9 to 4 Bell Phone 1815 Home Phone 6204 AL and $5- 41 1-to 41- SUCTION rii )N PLATES $4 tg rienteie rytracuott sui teeth Au i (iota ema 0701 ta Ahoy Plattigh lo waa Crtan 14 i at id )4 All NVork Guaranteed so Years NENV YORK DENTAL CO lith 51 1 Entrance1099 andanNo 8aE1121th at Open till 8 Sunday" 9 to 4 Bell Phone 1815 AL Home Phan 6206 AL aW ilMENOINWOO 44UAt7 134VHoodiitS4 cooler ihan the Ocean Breezes Biggelit SUCCPP4111 Shows Today 21130 7130 9115 Noodles Flown lionos Prowls Sothytn Itennw Funny Nino Loomo's lilonliemo Dolt and bugs Liwtoo Frank Shokley Pilrawdo Eruprems Prices 10e 200 and 80e SHUBERT Every Afternoon MAO EverY 8:15 8:15 20 All New Animated Scenes Including ROOSEVELT IN EGYPT History Maktuar Visit LYMAN HOWE Travel Peirtival Mats---Adult a 25o Children 15a Evenings-26c 3fic 60C FOREST PARK Free on Lawn Every Afternoon nnd night DEVELO In the Cage of Death CHILDRDN'S DAY SATrnDir lertiett-aohuson fight roturrol night of 4th of July Fairmount Dark FREE VAUDEVILLE FIVE CENTS TO GET OUT THERE A DIME TO GET IN ELECTRIC PARK liSnallit City's COrial Island NAVASSAR LADIES BAND handsomest hand In the World There's Fun for Everybody rare on every afternoon id night rain or shine Special Excursion to SVL71gi SPRINGS via 10 1 $250 Ticorpnd 51-61J4rElDity Two Trains 2 and BASEBALL TODAY Association Park TOLEDO VS KANSAS CITY Game Called at 8 30 1 The $85000 Drink At Soda 4 Fountains 1-: Having paid that much just to know howto makePauCola we are spending millions to maintain the new standard it has established Pau Cola is served from the Silver Urn because we want every drink served right 5Cents Everywhere iglu Twelfth and I 0-7-001 60Totv '1 000 '10)1 4otirli filott i41111 I p'- il! thi a Pot F4114' 1111 'll 1 I -etoki 111 11''' ''1'441'4 11 't 1 1 1 II 1 4 II 11 1 t11 II i 11 4 11 ie 1' 111r i -4 ir 41 41116 'e 0' 4 10 81 1 t501111111 '34- 1 xo 0 4 4 i I 1 le A Twelfth and 114 11 111 II I 114 is 9 4 i 4 a 111 1 1 4 6 i 1t s116 i t4 MIENNIME dB 41111Mm a 1 v't 1 dith At' 4 4 4-4V 4 tt et 4 Ir-Trt 4-- 'tiN Of 1 wirr The $85000 0 iIN 1 11 see' '4 1 ti Vee I li impels" 1- HICA1 '14 ME ien Usn74 -V Titsleir- 11)' 7z- i a 0111Llitlikcill lp -ir 1 4 Milittliix i cooler 'hail the Ocean Breezes Drink riprop att Illageol SUC(P411 Shows Today 91341 74341 9115 1 '4 011 'I tt Nnedlen Fenn Jatnee Franete Sullivan Rennie cot 0 Family Nime lemmio 9 510exelo Doif and awls 4ri 1 4 i Lin no Frank littritley Ptivawdo Eruarema Prices 10e 200 and dr 804 I 14 ----ete- Pill'1111 -Pi it A 1511amkitlitat At Soda fo wa Eery Alfirteulag 8:1 5 cvt4' t': l'i clitIBERT 1Tv Afternoon 11" U'l Itti4' 60 4 flit "WW 1 l''' 7 New Animated Scenes Including i' 01 IF 20 All 0 ROOSEVELT IN EGYPT History OSP 1 44 Fountains a 4 LYINIAli HOWE Travel $14 i 80' Jil Ik411FIllk 1 ithillowg cs: 8 4 OVI Mats---Adulta 25o Chilen 150 1 tt Evenings-25c 38c 50C 1 4 Having paid that '-t FOREST PARK Free on Lawn Every Afternoon and night much just to know 4 It DEVELO In the Cage en look' v4-1 (('" I howto make Pau- of Death 11y i'l' Airv 4 01 sof itrAryi-4-A Cola we are spend- ing millions to 1 It I IIP :1 FairmountDark maintain the new 'N A'1 it FREE VAUDEVILLE ''-1 P4 14 FIVE CENTS TO GET OUT TIIERE ol -a 44 I -'it1 AiNit'N standard it has A DIME To GET IN l''' II 4" 4 established :) -c I iv j4 ELECTRIC PARK 11-' it 1 0 I Pau Cola is served No Kansas City's COrial Island I 116 NAVASSAR LADIES' BAND 4' s4 I 911 I I I tiii '1 i from the Silver Handsomest Band In the w-orld NitNki )1t There's Fun for Everybody 43 Nth on every Afternoon and night rain or shine 4 li i tart I 119e4: itilk rn because we want every drink 1 IN Al Specia Excursion 0 1 a 'FAk' ItcULPUIUR SPRINGS AP liolLOAM 0 1 '1 served right i 1 it SATURDAY la dmirt 0 via Ry iv qn Round 5Cents Trip JUNE 18 i i All I 1 0' A Trains 2 and 11:30 Ih'1 Association Park AL TD 4" 46WP fe BASEBL OAY Everywhere TOLEDO VS KANSAS CITY 1 ilik Game Called at 830 No matter whether it is fresh -OA one 'hour from the oven or lit twerity-four hours it cuts clean solid and close-grained No crumbling or breaking into fragments because it is made right' made clean made honest TIP-TOP has a 'taste flavor and quality all its own See that the name TIP-TOP is on the label of the loaf you buy to-day Know it by the slicing easy 4 No matter whether it is fresh i one hour from the oven or NIL CU 1 twerity-four hours it cuts firm I SO clean lid and No crumbling or breaking into fragments because it is made right made clean made ()nest 0 TIP-TOP has a taste flavor and ty all its own quality See that the name TIP-TOP is on the label of the loaf you buy to-day slicing ea Know it in the slicisy 1 411 1 r- 4M 7V411 I FREE 25c Jig-Saw Puzzle with your first glass If your regular fountain hasn't any Pau Cola Puzzles left send us two 3-cent stamps and we will send you one direct postpaid It your dealer does not sell Pau Cola send his name and address anJ we will send you a puzzle free PACCOLA COMPANY CHICAGO WV WM et111 uU it puzzle 'Tee PACCOLA COMPANY CHICAGO Ith your 'st glass rt send us ostpald It ddress and FRFF 7qt Ifftcmy nirw-i with your Liere No matter what you want it will save you time and money if you use TrIE STAR'S WANTS want it will save you time and money if you use THE STAR'S 161 4: Pairs Put On Forced Salt) at Less than Wholebale I cost of Materials! (Sale Starts Today! Mitchell Shoe Children's Shoes button and lace regular $t25 value cut 30c to Mitchell Shoe Children's Oxfords nearly all sizes $125 35c JE cut to 59c pat ent strn 611npora worth up to 59c $124 tor All Sizes TRADE MARK REG ILS3PATENT OFFICE $300 Mens and 4 Boys' Jxfords cut to S1 Do Tr ENI lontlos 5 to $7 Men's $1 57 Oxfords all styles cut to neillMill2 SHOE CO 'AND BIG "fronting Fine Soft Patent Kid Strap Pump turned sole every size $300 el or) Oa values for 01Lit) At Fontlus $300 Suede Strap cs Small Size SAN 0 DALS cut to Zit-11U Fontius Boys' Oxfords worth tip to 47)07 5350 cut to RI SAMPLE STOCKS! CUNNINGHAM'S 0 Mitchell Staie Co Gray st Women's hoes tables full to worth uo to 50c cut to AND WOMEN'S HOUSE Mitchell Shoe CO soft Soles' for Bab lee 75e Value cut pc to THE TOWN'S BIGGEST SHOE STORE WHERE MONEY SAVERS GATHER! ''511c1 r7Fmmmorim44L4mi vat im6mmt'myr A Our Delivery Wagons are built under our own specifications Tbis one was f'4pecia11y designed for Grocers and Light Delivery' Has Concord axles 5th wheel grade wheels riveted rims gear and body thoroughly ironed is beautifully painted 8 striped and is the best wagon ever offered at the price Liberal terms if you want them Columbus Baggy Company Kansas City's Largest Vehicle Store 810 to 814 Walnut Street Tai Grocers' Special $80 Cash I 1 1 11 I MILEALZMIIIII3 TRADE NARK REG U3PATENT OFFICE itti) 411 9:" 1p4 EtA 4 114 140''' ca16 it I emonsmumnommemommomonummumsommanur Grocers Special $80 Cash) noolcommomazatoutia 't -4 SAMPLE )4111 MammothSurplusSlashed 4 SHOE CO AND BIG STOCKS! 4571 $45100000 Worth Remaining Pontius Fine Soft Patont Mitchell Shoe $300 -Ppoiort I CUlININGLIAM'S 1'29 MA' 1100- hid Strap Pump turned so and lace regular $t25 note 4 6 444 Children's Shoes button Men''s evPry size $300i st 23 1Ittchen 1111b4b f'ft f-- 4 cut itk Va UC Co 'oft ote Sshoss 011 441'' $300 values or shne tor Bablem 75o to 30c Jxfoltls ttt4 Nu' 7414k Pontius $300 Gray women's cut to f4f114 Shoes eut tabhs full to 9c Oelivery Wagons are built under our olvn specifications This itc hell Shoe cut to Suede Strap Pump NN net urt to Our Children's Oxfords one was for Grocers and Light Delivery 'far Con- 111 50c nearly all sizes FiENt sal I tstyte7 sIViceu all t' rb 1 57 amm41 lb lr A cord axles oth heel grade wheels riveted rims gear and Pairs Put On tili2(35c to oil body thoroughly ironed is beautifully painted'and striped and is the Forced Sale at than iteegt Small Size SI SAN 25c :4" Wholesale! DALS CUt tO best wagon ever offered at the price Liberal terms if you want them Cr ost of Materials! s-s of 1- AD 1121111 Pontius Revs' Oxfords WOMPN'S Coltinibus Baggy Company oiN a 44 worth tip to 01 SE ro (Sale Sthrt3 Today! $230 to l'ILIPPE" 9C 6 It" All 59c PliNi'IDIls's vMur Ek811' AsIDd Si THE Towws BiGGEsT SHOE 411W------- 7ansas Oity's Largo6t Vehicle Store 810 to 814 Walnut Street UNNING 11 A ITS patent sten blIpnors worth up to Cnc $124 for OU STORE WHERE MONEY SAVERS GATHER! to 1 I 'f t' NMJIMINIONt lawsminsmomit) Cash 1.