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11 Till, BROOKLYN DAILY KM ILK, MOW YOIU, Kill DAY, UVM IS, 1 HARBORDS PHOTO FROM THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS i Hji 1 Pi. e-il I i I.V I MARRIAGE LICENSES Ki ut.lu'i, ::7 'JHI l.vn. nI. M.nj.'in.'t rurtil.i'r liiii'l ilii I' ji In 4H I 'nm ll nl Kihi'l Kr.iiilii rint. In.

24.11.7 Vn Hurwi al JEWISH NEW YEAR, ROSH HASHANAH, BEGINS AT SUNSET ii if 1. i'lHiilcan SENT BY RADIO AS 30,000 LOOK ON Ulllliiin UMlier 2:1 141 II. 'h 1 1 11 tin nil Ktitvli. 21 ll.llllltll' 11 Tmllo, 2a A Hk-'ll mi liurl, .1 1 ti.wli.r, Hi." Vt niter, 27 Helle, Jl HlkKln, III Ueni ItMnnliln. 2J I'litherlne tiruM, IK I'ulilo (Irmie'loii, HI Afinit l.lNnntlrn Alflny, 2i Klnltie llutli.y, 2 Mrtli'el Mllllf, 21 et Il'icUe a 2'i: Ni.

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Room 407 Sept. 18, Seventy-five, Fifty and Twenty-five Years Ago. IM'y, N. .1. .1,11 I'llflnn pi 117 uth at.

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.29 lllh at. I .11 4iilh NI Warren st. Imvld Kttrmntl, linMi-vi. Kiihie. I'm vol lira, 21 Wliiln .1 II, mill, 2U.

fiijalir, 21 Lurctla N. ni Will. ur Vim llinmi, 2f. AuwiiHtH Smith, -Iiiv Initf, iltl I'M'ti 'imm' mmwii, 21.. Mfliiy Wlllck.

89 I.iiila 22. t'larar olftn, 'it Nollle Alii't. 21 I-'rii ih ih Ki'i-min. .10 A 'I In I'lO KlIKHI'll, 22. Zvarinufit amir.

4'. al' li i eeii 1 1 1 li 1 hi nl. 1 1 Hill A. iii 10 1 I I 1 1' is lii It.ili.-nill I.I11.I 1-1 apps a renter riiHiunri I 1,1. iiu Hin in ijhIc hi the human volt i- lie II111I 11 1 1 slmml 1 1.

al can la' re-celt'i'il II. the ll iillHMi lMnli uf irriiplis ali lie a mplilled. but Unit in the uiae 1.1' inut.lc or the htiini.n Mtlen weak signals rannnt lie sii ppi il up. "Hr.toklMi liny" al Ilio P.nd'.u Wnrlil's Kiilr lomorrow will he the clonlliR s'-Hsiint of the ehlhitinl. which Is beiiiK hwbl In tlin Klnjjh-I rldite Armory, the llnni.v N'c'v York'a oilier nollo show, at Grand I'eiiti'al l'alace, will cloae also ln-morrow.

Sclinol children of Greater New York nnd emplovaca of radiu inaiiu-laeturera nre to be the quests on the rloslnif day of th radio fan' nnd will be admitted nt half price. 34H crown et Kiln Merh.t, Iti.iiln illealipra, Mttveincycr Hull. N.V. Fratnea Wclaa, L'tl 1114 Avonun P. lOpati'ln, :9 2HI7 Beverly rtl.

Roae aMpcltni'ln. 25 1329 43d at. I'miili (l.i.iilil, 39 IA4 Wlllt.tiKhliy t. THE tAT CHEWING GUH SLIT. 1, KKTI'HNKIJ FROM KITKOi'K Tlin rricnrlH lint! atlnilrara of th Bv.

Homy Ward tlotvliflr will lfiini with plonaurr that ha hna rattirnarl from IiIk trip tn Kurnpr. Ha t'limo na ratviariKor on tho Aala, and look" remarkulily well. SlilT. 18, 1S75. Democratic State conventlnn at Marie McV'ea.

43 IK4 Wllloualihy Archie I.Hfean. riatouah ava. Mi. ry I'tiflltiin, 30. ...99 Lafayette ave.

Kit I'jth at AtlHtn Karleuirx, 21 Aunea Mtilantlowfez. 411 Itrnoma hi. 41 473 llh l. f.01 K. 17th U.

141 a venue HI I nil la hi. HM India at. Nyntk, N. V. 16 Ilnrkeley pi.

KMt4na Iliwiry Wllkiiiaiin. 24 MurKan-t Wlieftpr, Martin t-'iwtallii, 23. Anna Vull, :0.... Arthur 1 1 ft 27.... l.eaniter W'alleiH, 36.

Aila Mitlr. ail than an, 0110 ft night wilneaaed the drat tranKinla-Hloii of photoKru nil by nullo frtiiii a prtiKruni-liroadcnHlliiK utiitlon. The IiliottiiiniTih nf (Ion. (I. president of the Kiullo for-P'iriitllon nf Amerlcii, plai ed on the trnnainlttliiK npparatiiH nf the fourth tinnuiil NuVonal Kudlo Kvpn-aitlon at (irand ralace, Manhattan, nnd the electrical lmpulaea KenerMterl were conducted to Station WJZ by wire, where they wero broadcast.

A photo-radio recclvInK (ippamtua at the cxpoHitlon then tucked tha lmpulaea from the air nnd reproduced the likeness of General Harhord In leas than 25 minutes. C'npt. R. II, Itnnccr, Inventor of the photo-radio apparatus ennduct-ed the demonstration. Heretofore 23..

936 Warren at. IH 3d at. ..323 Putnam ave. lit India at. 2.9 t.

Jamea pi latnali-a, I. Hfi Hackman at. Jamea GHllaRher. 24. A .1 1 Krutn, Syracuae drafta platform that KDIT.

18, 1900. Morn 1'etinaylvunln liilnoia loin Mrllte In hard ciml rt-nlnn. IjIIUo vltiloiice t't'pni'tpd, a Willi Street Hhni Ue.l liy annonnce-ntent thut uniiacrvutlve linn llnteh 1'oote had niiajiended, with iiaiiintira of i2.nrni.onii. Charter f'onimisHlon favora radical rhanitea. Would alinllKli Mtinlt'ltml AtHetnhly and create a hoard of nt) Aldermen.

Paul I.elreater Ford, famoua nov-ellat, and Minn Ornee Kidder mr-tlcd al Kidder home, 118 lteniaen t. KnRle review of K. 11. Hothern'H "Itiiiiilet," presented at the (larden Theater In Manhattan, Ih "creditable, If not great." Supt. K.

ft. Ward reports an air-Kreirate of 154.8S2 enrolled In public hchoola of Brooklyn, and that 2,318 were rcfuxed admlaalnn. lid win Plant. 20 22K lfilh at June ruuily, Nick Meall, 21 i 'iirnti'la Ctirlotft, 19 Kilna PHtih. 19 "-2 lllih rt.

Harry ManlunHn, HnpKlnaun Hve, Jullue Wanrk. 16 122 palmetta et. Mlth Hheihler, 24 2214 K. r.lli at. Marriret Miilch, 24 Palmetto at.

Ittiea t'ornln, W. lfilh Mtinhatttin Anthony Kreaavlrh. 27309 Yi. 7Sth Man Km I'alnirr. 3D 142 MotitriKue at.

Terezi a y.nhurl.h. 27 i Htarr at. AllK.rt Knhn, 21 BH4 JiitTr-mnn avc. Frank Ynecarlna. 22..

Mountain fdikea. PJ.J. Irene Ht'hnilill. 21 ON 4 Jfllprtmii nvi. It's Good to Chew and Good for You Full jM 'It at Hi Htl (iinirt drtit Kiiiirn ur (tfiimou HttniiG" t-ni filler, HEATH PRODUCTS CO.

(V uliimliun, iVrlr, Saw rk Anna D'Kapoalla. 21 1909 K. inn at Waller I.ttmp. 21 fifi filli ave. Joint Paliimlm, 19 147 9th at.

NEW STATION ABROAD England la plnnnlnc a new hicli-power radio ulnthm at Wlnt'iorpe. near Hkesness, on the cant coast. This atatlon, when rompleted, is ex-peeled to be used for with Australia and India. Ni-tlln He Hllva, II 40) ilh 'ive. "No Inflation of the currenry, no corruption In Hlata admlnlatrallon, no monopollca In bunlnfaa, no more and no more canal fruufla." a Moaona dedicate lodfe rooma on tho upper floor of tha Oorman Sav-lnn Bank at Iioorum at, and Broadway, "one of tha few prominent buildings In the Sixteenth Ward Lena c'npiit'i, 22 1" 22l at.

Ciware Cnimla, 2d til 7 2.1 at.1 solomon Aahell, 69... .227 HUickhnlm at. nil over thn worM nt sundown toiilBht usher In tlx'lr Kuril IliiHlmnnh, or New Yenr, of the ymr SOUK. Holcfnn dorvlcoH will tun tieM In yn(5iiituii iinrt triiiplo tnnlKhl nd tomorrow, rind fur 1 lie orthodox Jown th will nlso bn enn-tlnupd tomorrow nlRht and Sunday. Tlin Uoah Hasbiiniih marks the of a ten-day lWlod of e-clnl prayer and solemnity In the month of Tlxhrl, ending with Vom Kinnir, the tny of Atonement and the most solemn festival of the Jew-lnh year, ten days hence.

Hosh HuAhHnuh Ih hIro known a the Day of Memorial, the Day of JudKinnnt and of Helf-cxnmlnatlun. The Jewldh tradition has It that on thut day the Dclly wcIkIki the Rood and evil deeds of men. and on yum Klppur their fate for the coimnK year 1m Anally aealed. On the tve of the fnntlval. the New York Board of Jewlhh Mltiistera, composed of 100 rahlila representing all shade of Jewish faith, Issued a atatement naylng" that the Jews of Amertea rejoice at thin time that atev-eral of the Kuropean countries are tflklnir a more favorable attitude toward the Jews within thetr borders.

Kor the first Hne In the history of the New York. Police Department orthodox acrvloea coinmeinorallnn tho Jewish New Yenr will he conducted at 20T W. 12Mh st Manhnt. tun, by the Shmorlm, the Jcwmh members of the department. Heretofore only reform services have been conducted.

Mario Ilnrlilert. 2 271 11th el. Kalher Bennett. 49 J-l at. timeale I'alanice, rharlua Tlimnaa O'Drlea, 27 921 lnrd at.

Murliitinlna l.tinilmrrln, 25 22 3d at. Clen, Wetnr, 27 57lh at ll-1 211 That 5nth at John Mt'l'oy, 20 (Iranrt t. Anna Frlrl, 26. 192 Meaerole 91. Anthony Chloceartello, 31, tia Conaelyea et.

Mildred Qlaonna, II 50 Shepherd eve. Herbert Pouter, 33. .303 W. 194th Man. Mabel Kennedy, 32., 643 Monlaomery et.

I.lru urelt eln. 23 244 Devon at. Frank Moore, 32 477 Artflphl at. Nellie Htlrh. 26 477 Allihl at.

David FHlrneM, 29 .,..24 CheKlnut n. Charlea Verdnllna. 22 213 Oold at. A ire llirvart aen. 19..

.26 2uth at. Itoae Chluaana, 19. ...29 N. Portland ave. Richard McDonald.

29 Noble at F.dlth Haahrouck. 33 141 Hewea et. Kalman Nnlteman 3 tl Pitt Man. Helen Pa mil n. lfil Finn it.

At Loeser For Men Maurice Matalon, 29 2146 43d at. Jatnea leonarrt. till Dahlll rtl. Auzarut. 29 1941 9'lth at.

Florence Ilond. New York ave. Aaron Gelfand. 83 6H4 Amboy at. Frank Peunteion.

22 Quebec, Can. Molly hernark. 25 6m Amboy al. Happy and Healthy Kids Monlque Kudicleau, 17, 7 Waahlncton ave. Arnold Levlne.

32 473 Marcy ava. Honlilo Rnkoleky. .479 Marcy ave. Herman Bchlerenheclc, 2f, .2637 Bedford ave. Tliotnea Healey, 21 1(14 Kinnaianrj ave.

Unnhle Krnrer. 47 ttb ave. Mary Dilffev. .212 (iarleld pl. John PiardecamD.

83 900' Cumberland at. William Kr-eli-r, 5(1 US" 75d at. Mat line llumhar. 14 HI za Itohert Hellera, 3....97 McDnufral at. I Alicia Flemlna, 24..

200 Cumberland at. Auguat Walateln, 24 175 Broadway Iila llematurn. 21 2241 4-d at. Fred Wehor. 24 1069 96lh at Charlottn Wnrd.

24 Win E. 54th at. liluilya Uelleau. 31 27 Mapla at. Ktlwln Hamlwtk, 2t 4tl Aveniia N.

wear the aa aid a mutcwim Educator o-hoe Aalana- lrmti 19 4T.2 4lat at. Jeaae Whitehead, 30 1278 E. 3th et. Dinlal Ijt Htranao. Oraenpolnt ave.

Anna ralciiewakt. 24. l9 Ureenpoint ave. Anna e'nrrall, 24. ...3302 Kmmona ave.

Herman Htallierf, 84 32t Reld ave Anna Goldman. 24 929 Halaey at. Jat'k Ijvln. 21..... 2T tlh et.

New Fall Suits for $50 Martha Feralaer. 2t :3 S. 4in at. Albert Goodman, 23.... 318 flocheater ava.

Antonio Cefollello, 19 Prealilaiit at. (ilroloma Amantl. 19.... mrona pi. William Martin, 19 J420 Hltl ave.

Hum (loldateln. 20 199 Powell at. Ruaaell Pe Franco, 23. ...214 Hudeon ava. Molly Fontana, 20 314 Hudeon ava.

llyrnan Chernow, 29.. ..2905 Mermaid ava. Evelyn Chernow. 12. ...127 Harrlann ava.

Marsaret Mullen. 19 1419 M.raen et. Jai-ob Lehman, 21. 1(194 Bveriire.JI avo, Hertha I4ay. 29 Iil rannifin i- Frank Kreit.

34 90 Seholea at. Catharine Juodv rata 91.. 277 l.lnden at. Oarar ilutchlnay, 40. .....110 E.

10th at. Uertrude slwld, 17 ..1109 Avenua P. Bamuat Aiulno, it. .431 E. 122th Man.

Giovanni Kapnll. 49 119 Roebllna; at. i.ucia mho, 43 290 union ave. Mlllla MnnUfiieco. inn Charlea Jordan, 44 110 Rocheeter ave.

Jark Kuckb, 21 991 id ave, Man. Inea Jonea. 29 110 Racheater ave. Anna Htankerlri. 20 710 HrlKie ave.

Ouatava Mllhaupt. 24. Richmond Hill. N. T.

John Woman, 22 44 Bay lh at. Krancea 1'otta, 22, ...2839 riarway ave. Illlp 41 lkl 9ih at. Angela. Mottola, et Woodruff Parrla, 34 ,.33 I-efforta pi.

Kmma Mulier, 20.... 292 Grnva at. Walter Burton, 28 1180 fit. Jahn'a pi. Mildred 24.

.1264 Berien at. John Btmmonda. 26. 410 w. 178th Manhattan Henrietta Atklna.

21. Roaallri Franklin. 2 I pi. IT IS not this Store's claim that we have any special dispensation in ability to pick good clothing at $50. We do not offer these Suits as the finest values in all Christendom, nor are they styled by some sort of super master of the designing art.

William Donahua. 91th Man. 322 Rnckaway parkway Mary Hulkowakl, 19 an etn ave. ChlJdren'a feat are rrowlnt and 9ur ahaplnf themaalvea for future yeara. Either they will arrow normal and healthy, or Geora-e Johnaon, 24 307 Montaiik ao.

I'eoeiia Meiionneit, i.iucoin Arthur Dauraner, 28 643 Fluahlna ave. Charlea Johnaon, 26. Jamaica perk, u. I. Jeaate Ruthaeber, 80.1603 New York tve.

Honora Gerrodette, 24 Bayelde, L. I. Marjorle Stanley, 24 463 K. 89th at. John O'Dea, 23 269 Newklrk ave.

Marlon Feller, 23 410 Ocean pkwy. Harriet Kaitenar, isin ai. Frank Root, 14 ..1090 Carroll at. Irene Mr.uinmy. naiery ei.

Arthur Bendlkaen, 22 440 67th et. Alloa Red. 20 at Herbert Nine. 17 447 Lenox rd. Adelaide Kuck.

22 2684 Bedford ave. Oeorae Prophy 29. ...140 Hterllna at. Olive Archibald, 10,.,.. 140 Sterling- it.

deformed and miserable. It de- t- penda on tha ahoet that you Children LdUCatOrS buy for theae tender feet Edu- 13.00 cators tha orialnal crthopedle zea J. rtoea-ar. mad. to lrt th.

fart 8lea 8 to It 8.50 (row aa nature Intended. BUea 1 IK to 2 -00 ft'ct? if Hulchin Educaton HaOt Room for the Fust Toes Milton Akatlrorl, 22.... 94 Wllllama ave. Paulina Weldman, 4-ourt at. Frank Sc meca.

21 1094 Blake ava. Frank Velleok, 21 Kltnhurat, 1 I. SEa Joaephlne Mazilotta. 21.. 1604 Elm ave.

F.dna Wetherell, 19 9111 itreene ave. Carl Nelleon, 26 4l 16 til at. Anna Kyan, 20 inue rj. e. Rudolph Namm, S7 74 Marty ave.

Great! Oertrurta Hohanliout, I9. rmira Henry Berryman, 97.... 101 Clinton ave. Wm. P.bmlflt, 29 Klmnuret, 1..

I. Atnaa Barr, 21 126 Vanderbllt ava. Samuel Pi.j.l, 24. .,114 W. 117th Man.

Gertrude Bohkln, 24. ,.474 flaratoga ave. Albert McCarthy, Bronx. N. T.

Kathleen Sutherland, 21. .1419 Ocean ava. Jamea McKeon. 21 207 Ten Kvck at. Emma Rabuea, II 61 Btenwl at.

Walter McCormack, 28. 1474 Mheeaahead rd. Vlrrlnla 4664 Bedford ave Rita Mctilnni Norman Roeenbaum, 72rt at. Henrietta Malhln, 19 ZT eaa at. RICE HUTCHINS 557 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. John Marlen. 24 Ill Clarkeoa ave. Charlotte Weber. 22 ieonara bi.

Arthur Hperry, 10 Woodhayen. L. I. Thyra petteraon, 29, ,,.14 Tompklna pi. Oliver Barlantea, 67,,., 42 Fleet at.

Alice Smith, 29 1470 Beraen et Henrv Randal. 29 Miami. Fla John Kelkboom, 27 430 Hlcka at. Auauata Cohen, 14. ...366 Eeatarn pkwy.

Iaoltno vaaquez, Z9 2e aorhih bi. nemea 23 25 Myrtle ave. T.lllleM Mplilnnla. 954 Gold it. good Suits, as new and as smart as Suits for fall, 1925, can well be.

We saw nothing finer in the market when we bought them and we looked wherever we knew the better sort of clothing would be. grand selection! Patterns and colorings in exceptional variety. Both in single and double-breasted effects. Good Suits and lots of them! You can't go wrong here, in a Suit at $50. William Kearnoy.

27 718 Xterllna; pi. Florence Senvora, zi tun juin at. Fred Hint, 22 17l W. 2d at. Viola Swain.

IS 207 Avenue S. Peter Rllter. 24 tit Rldajewood aye. Golden Brown Goodness! Genuine LONG ISLAND DUCKLING Additional Loeser 'on Pages 7 and 13 Joeephlne noser, it wna'a" Albert Davla 37 67 Monroe at. Marlon Prleatnall, 27 6 Putnam ave.

Leella Boytta, 22 213 wla ave. Elian Flynn, 11 314 Eckford at. William Santord, 4 737 Park pi. Chloe Holt. S4 737 Park pi.

William Carrlaan. 499 DeKaVb ave. Thereea WMij, 19 499 DeKalb ave. William Farewell, 1 4 Union at. Geneva Inkpen.

44 Doualaaa at. Wehake, 24 Hanoock et. Jeaala Tator, 1 713A Monroe et. Joaepli Curclo. 2J "in Hth et.

Anna Pnlmna. 21 Hth ave. deymiur Kelly, 21 1 rJlhaeffer at. Anna F.rxbwben. 22.917 Metropolitan ave.

Herbert Thelee, 22 Bronx N. Y. Alice Former, 23 719 llth at. Anthony calderaro, 27 179 Hull at. Ranta Puma, 2 117 fiomera t.

Hortert amlth, 1 35 Navy at. Annie Slmmona. 34 256 Navy at. Mloliael Bruno, 127 Carroll at. Anna Savlno, 16 10S Union at.

Thorn a Dattolo, II 131 Warren at. Franiea Caravella, 17 Union at. John Reynolda. it, 4th ave. Marv Klelv.

23 734 Hancock at. Frederick Themaann. 36 716 Avenue M. Francea hesebro, 19 44(1 E. at.

Karl Aeklldeen, 2 64t7 6th ave. Elizabeth Thompaan, IS 64 4th et. Harry Koch, 2 343 W. 2utU at. Thomaalna Petersen, 29 276 Cumberland at.

Sebaatlno Arteel, St 249 Union at. Anaellna Mllea, 17 144 Union at. Joaeph McNamata, 29 233 49th et. Elizabeth ThontpaoB. 24 313 th ave.

LONC ISLAND Duck it told by all good batch art. Inilst on tht tag. Served by all good hotel, and reatanranta, Write loi Fnte Ractp Book to Farm dmmlwlon Houae. 403-G To Make Tomorrow an Extraordinary Day for Half Hose for Men's $1 Onyx Socks of lONC lsi-ANp DOCK with Muthtoom Sauce. Juttheat and ntya.

Sias 7 A Good Clothes for School Will Give Him a Good Start in Life Bey' Flt Hat in new fall blocks and hadei, especially the very fetching pearl and darker grays and tha new browns. $3.50. New Resilio Cravats Make Their Autumn Bow The exclusive features of Resilio Neckwear are as indispensable to those who know them as they are amazing to the man who first makes their discovery. Incorporating patented ideas that no other Ties can possess, Resilio Ties yield a satisfaction equally beyond the reach of Neckwear minus their characteristics. It's easy enough to try a Resilio once and see The stretching and pulling, the cruelly tight knotting you can give Resilio Neckwear, and for months on end, all without destructive effect on its beauty or its service-giving, has marked a new epoch in men's Neckwear satisfaction.

Resilio's "showcase" beauty lasts and Resilio Ties $2.50 to $5 See the Gorgeous New Array for Autumn Soles and tops of mercerized lisle. And note the colors Russia Calf French Tan Cordovan (brown) Black White Navy Blue Gray Suede 2,400 them! Every pair the famous "Onyx" brand and as perfect as the best Half Hose can possibly be made. Buy for Christmas as well as for now. 65. a pair I i PRIDE in his appearance is one of the most valuable lessons a boy can learn.

There is far more to the buying of jfood clothes than the mere fact of greater economy. And there is no better place to. see all that is new than Loeser's, where you know all will be good. 4-Piece Vest Suits $15.50 Others From $18,50 Up to $34.50 These at 1 3.50 are, by all reports, much the finest value in all the town. Many have bought two of these Suits who came to buy but one! Latest styles.

Latest fabrics and colorings. Single and double breasted models. Sizes 8 to 16 years. All wool, of course. Extra knickers.

Junior Vest Suits $15.50 Others Ranging Up to $18.50 Be sure you see these Not only are they the smartest, cutest models, but the quality is worth better than a passing glance at this price. All have long trousers in addition to a pair of knickers. 5 to 10 years. Prep Suits for $18.50 Others Up to $34.50 IS to 18 Years Single and double breasted; golf knickers and long trousers to each Suit. Fabrics, patterns and colors in those effects for which the young man is keenly alert.

The smart effects for him that he knows he'll see on others. Juvenile Suits $5.95 to $9.75 In Sizes From 3 to 8 Years Togs for the kindergartner sprightly, comely little styles in suitable materials, $3.95. Others in knitted fabrics, also in the pullover English blouse models in bright, new fall colorings. Some Mighty Good Footwear Lumbtrjack Blow In the gayly colored block patterns now so much the "wrinkle." Knit bottom band and cuffs. $3.95.

'Mi for $6.50 Saturday we show low priced Oxfords in a big way. They are the new fall effects for men and winners at the price, $6.50. Some Men Are Saving Expensively As Some Hats Show! RUSTY, weatherbeaten, you can tell them a block away Hats once new, correct, and that now look derelict. A businessman should know that the damage such a Hat does his appearance is far greater than the price of a new Hat. Invest in appearance.

At $4 Loeser's will show you a Hat tomorrow that you will quickly declare Is worth it. Mark its quality See the variety in the styles and the splendid lot of new colorings. $4. Watch what one will do for you Also thi Famoua Mallory Hats, $6 to $10 Borsalino Hats, Made in Italy, $10 vvvvvy There is the right style a new one in the right leather and color. Snappy new lasts.

Smart new shades. Also blacks. Made with toes very broad and very square. Soles extreme weight, Goodyear stitched and practically water-tight. $6.50.

Still others-at $7. Men's Neiv Fall Banister Oxfords, tans, brown and Hack, at $12.50 and High Shoes $14 a pair Pullovtr Swattrt, sotne in plain effects with just a touching of striping. Others in the more "wild" sort of patterns. $4.93 to $10.50. SpecialBoys' Blouses 95c A special purchase of Blouses (n which the qualities are far superior to anything commonly seen at thia price.

Come In attractive fast color woven Special Boys Sweaters $3.95 This is an unusual price for tin good kind of Sweaters you know will be here at Loeser's. Pullover style, In variety of pleasing Jacquard de sir- ffry madrases; long sleeves; attached collar. 93f. signs and lots of good boyish colorings. $3.95.

Boys' Caps, Many in Suit Matching Patterns and Colors, $1.95 to $3.

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