The Leather Market ■ m » ^ A Live Shoe Store Within the last 2 week· we have J the our been notified the ^ During last year shoe de- by factory of two M M I I_1 V M advances in the | IV· partment has increased its sales 100 scale of shoe prices. I m m I I I W M I M Per cent as compared with last Buy while our present supply lasts. w-w -M- I I I I k^w year. Round Up of Saturday Shoe Bargains This is a time when are a legitimate shoe sales most important to community. Note the prices below and you will wonder how we can much longer keep doing this of thing with leather prices daily going up. Neat and in Stylish Appearance- African Brown Kid Kid Boudoir Slippers Excellent in At a Popular Price Quality Women's or black These Are as Solid as a Rock pink kid boudoir slippers with Women's African brown button low heels and kid, kidney heel, large silk pompoms. AQ Women's patent leather, high heel button shoes with boots with plain, graceful receding toes. Sizes 3, 5, 5% Sizes 4 to 8. Per pair t^OC black cloth uppers or backs and and 6. Worth $4.50. Our gaiter tops. Plain price, v toes or tips. Sizes 2V2 to 7l/o. Worth A per pair O.OU Children's Shoes $3.00 and $3.50 per for Q Q pair; ^.TCU Worth More at the Factory Than We Ask Newest Ideas in Footwear Black gun button Factory Damaged metal, shoes with kid or cloth uppers. Sizes 8'/i, 9, and 10. Worth OQ Light grey, ivory or champagne kid high lace boots. $1.50 per pair; for Long plain or tip vamps. Some are slightly soiled. Sizes 3V£ to 6. Worth $4.50 and $6.00 ; For Small Feet—Sizes 2i, 31, and 4 per pair O· t/vy Pushing Out $2.25, $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes White Buck Shoes Women's high heel, tan Russia calf, black gun metal, patent leather and vici kid button or lace shoes. With Women's white buckskin or calfskin high lace boots. kid or cloth uppers. Tips or tipless. Worth $2.25 to With or without tips. Some are slightly soiled. Sizes $3.50. Sizes 2V£ and 3. On sale, 31/g to 5V2 and Worth to Our per Qftf* 6%. $4.00 $5.00. Extra Fine Shoes For Women pair Î70U ,·0Γ 2.98-3.75 Factory Damaged Sizes 3Ys and 4, same qualities. On per Ivory, champagne or grey kid, high lace boots. Some sale, pair 1.29 Shoes of Ideal Style are very slightly soiled. Plain toes or tips. Sizes 2 to 51/·;. Value $5.00 to $7.00 per Girls' Shoes White pair; Growing Tops Most in Demand These Are Sturdy, Serviceable Shoes and 50c Under ^ 50 Value Women's black patent leather button, shoes with Fine Shoes For Women white kid gaiter backs and uppers. Plain receding Very 72 Pairs Factory Damaged Black low button shoes with cloth toes. White kid covered heels. Sizes 2*4 to 1/^. gun metal, heel, Sizes to except and 6. Worth $4.50 7P "Women's pearl grey, ivory or champagne high uppers. 21^> 8, 5*4 kid, value. Our per pair ; . I *J lace or button boots. Long plain receding vamps or $2.50 price, per pair 1.98 tips. Kid covered or leather heels. Sizes 3 to 6. Dress Shoes Weather Boots Very Fine Shoes For Women Worth $6.00 and $8.00 per pail·; $1.98 Stormy We Are Under the Market Price Ât a Bed Rock for Way Figure Factory Damaged 5.00 Women's fine tan Russia Cuban but- Felt House Slippers Women's Cuban button shoes calf, heel, high Champagne, light grey and ivory kid, high lace or dongola kid, heel, ton boots with real Goodyear welted soles. Sizes ■with black cloth and patent leather Sizes 4, 4Vi>, button boots. With or without tips. Long, graceful Women's light blue or dark green felt house slip- uppers tips. 6 and Worth to $2.50 value. Our 6V£. $4.00 per pair. Sale vamps. Slightly soiled. Sizes 2Va to 7. pers trimmed with silk pompoms and ribbon. 3% 8; price, price, per QO per pair u.t/O Worth $5.00 and $6.00 per pair; for 3.95 Sizes 3 to 7. Pair pair 1.98

Cadet Hosiery "Seconds" on Sale. "Cadet" Wins Many Friends The linen wear and outlast all the heels and toes-—the fast dyes used-—the superior quality cotton yarns used-—make the "Cadet' Brand ordinary maizes.

Over 800 dozen can our as to satisfactory-^ ''Cadet Seconds" on sale. You these with absolute ~~ w buy guagjitee ·· Men's Cadet Socks They're Reasonable and They'll Same Quality As Before the War Misses' Cadet Hose (Reinforced with Linen) 1 Wear Pare thread tram silk socks. High heel, doa- ' Splendidly Misses' light weight hose; lxl rib, silk lisle. Extra Japan ' * T»- , Women's outsize, light weight silk lisle liose. Dou- ble sole, advanced toe and anti-ravel ripproof top. In tan and red. Sizes oi* misses' lieavy heel and toe. Black, white, 11 and Boys' light weight, combed Egyptian lisle ble top, high heel, double sole and advanced toe. black, sizes 9%, 10, ll1/·» ; white, sizes 10^4 and hose; lxl rib, extra heavy knee, heel and toe. In 5 to 10. Firsts worth 29c. Extra good 11. Firsts worth 50c. Extra good seconds; black, Fashioned. In sizes 9 and 10. Firsts worth 39c. 1 Qr» QQ white and tan. Sizes 5% to 10. Firsts worth black, J-t/v/ per lLXjC -|Q_ seconds, per pair pair 29c. Extra good seconds, per pair J.Î70 Extra good seconds, Children's Cadet Socks per pair 25c Women's Hose Women's Oneida Stockings Rib Top (Reinforced with Linen) Women's extra fine elastic rib top lisle hose. Light They Embody the We Advise You To Put in a Supply Boys' or misses' medium weight hose; lxl rib. Extra Same Features that weight, high heel, double sole and advanced toe. Rib heavy knee, heel and toe. In black, sizes 6% to 10. Prices Go Much Have Made Cadet May Up worth Firsts worth 29c. Excellent seconds, top. In black, sizes 81/*», 9V« and 10. Firsts Hose Famous. Higher per pair Women's light weight hose. 35. Wonderful seconds, Women's extra Double silk extra fine top, lisle, per pair 19c gauge, light heavy heel and advanced toe. weight hose. Made run In black and white, sizes 8% with double Cadet Hose anti- to 10. Firsts worth 35c. Fashioned ravel Very ripproof top. good seconds, High double 1 Q/-» Women's fashioned hose. Silk lisle. heel, per pair light weight, sole and advanced Double extra heel and toe. In black, sizes toe. In top, heavy black, sizes Women's medium weight ribbed leg hose. Extra 9 to 10. and 10. Firsts worth 39c. Very good Firsts worth heavy heel and toe. In sizes 0 and Firsts 9y2 17 black, 9^·. CdtJKs ». Good seconds, worth 35c. Excellent seconds, seconds, per pair per per pair 19c pair „ 10c These Are Extra Fine All Double Top Women's Hose Made with Patented Women's light weight, Women's Anti-Ravel Ripproof Top Outsize Cadet Stockings fashioned hose. Mercer- (Reinforced with Linen) Women's Cadet ized lisle. Very fine. Dou- Women's outsize light weight lisle hose. Double top, Stockings ble extra heavy heel high heel, double sole and advanced toe. In black, top, sizes (Reinforced with Linen) 9% and 10. Firsts worth 35c. Very Q/-» and toe. In black, sizes good seconds, per pair J.t/1^ •8y* to 10. Firsts worth Women's gauze weight hose. Silk lisle, double top, Women's extra elastic rib hose. Medium 45c. Extraordinary good hose ; lxl rib, extra heavy knee, outsizes, top high heel, double sole and advanced toe. In black Boys' heavy weight weight. Extra heel and toe. In sizes 9 and toe. In black, sizes 6 to 10. Firsts worth heavy black, per heel " and sizes to 10. Firsts worth seconds, to 10. Firsts worth 35c. Excellent Qp white, 8'/2 35c. -JA 29c 29c. Extra fine seconds, seconds, per pair Excellent seconds, per pair . per pair 19c J. H. Foster, 97-99 Smith Street, Perth4 Amboy

tonr years. the seekers of modern cir- was cordially received by Aethelbert. tween Margate and the stood at $1.50 per nlpht. Part of the pleasure Ramsgate The candidate in The which is sit king of Kent, who subsequently made in of its time the owning company, when It Republican touring cumstances. town, English fleet, spite crippled' j as out- state an Fine uated on the north coast of the island the missionary monk the first arch- condition owing to the diversion of . did business wholesale, such New York made especial point Margate, of The a of Thanet, is seventy-four miles eaei bishop Canterbury. place is funds voted for its maintenance but j fltting group of young statesmen of emphasizing his interpretation of miles northeast ol known as Ebbs/leet and is near the spent the Charles from the more rugged political zones Place of London, twenty by luxury-loving true Americanism in governmental pol- Canterbury and twenty miles directlj center of Pegwell Bay, famous for in court extravagances, defeated the Ij for the annual hop, had to take out Watering icies and of his north of Dover. In times of peac< its picnics and its shrimps. Dutch fleet In ." I some of the money in program ad- comparing sturdy pro- Scene of Raids steamers plied dally between Margate "Tradition says that this was also vertising. Nothing doing hereafter. gram with the w eakness of the present and London as well as to Dover, ant tho landing place, 150 years earlier, "Two dollars or you boys vetr administration. Everywhere—her· la at the of the season there was of those history-making: brother your sweaters," is an epitome of the height HEARD AND SEEN Albany, where he was greeted by on· Washington, D. C., Nov. S.—Mar a dally service to Calais, Boulogne, anc chieftains, Hengist and Horsa, lead- r>attle shout of the owning Arms, ers of Saxon to have to the of the largest crowds he has appeared fate, one of the many watorlng place: Ofrtend, the last qamed resort beini the first adventurers rhey united make good Albany, . T., Nov. 3.—Charles . in a north- set foot in came upon HERE »hout. before In 1a on the southeast coast of England only sixty-flvo miles away England. They AND THERE Hushes closed bis campaign outside of except very large cities; ■which resemble in miniature our owl easterly direction. the invitation of King Vortigern who Batavia. Amsterdam New Tork with a In Schenectady, and and at that time was In need of Take Hygiene With Their Music city speech this Atlantic City, hae been raided by "Between Margate Ramspate sorely showed wa- in with In which he characterized the Troy—the people hearty ap- bomb-dropping enemy aeroplane. Thi is the quiet and attractive little help his desperate struggle St. Paul' Old of Holland Town. city, Wil- Minn., Nov. 3:—Tooth- Industry when he said In so wai known as Broadstairs, the Picts. These pioneers from Saxon son as proval many word» town Is described in the following tering place brush movies took α bit of the Joy Alasnieer, Holland, Is noted for Its administration a "muddle of bulletin lasued the Na the name derived from the land soon quarreled with the people that If he waa elected he geography by being out of life for St. Taul kiddles today. strawberries and box trees. meddle." president tional Oeorgaphic Society: broad 'stair' or gap In the cliff which whom they had come to assist, and clipped would When all the school children of the He made this direct to the seek to restore national self r·- not amant the most fashion leads down to the sea. This charm- established themselves firmly on the This local Industry, which has been reply pres- "While city mot to witness or participate In ïpect. seaside resorts In Mar spot was a favorite retreat for island of Thanet and contiguous ter- to a unknown ident's recent statement that no one able England, ing a opretta this morning, at a down- brought perfection foul two novelists— Horsa was killed The chairman of the meeticjr hers gate and Its twin city, Ramsgate, of England's greatest ritory. Eventually town the school board rush- has been carried oa for at could be regarded as a patriot who and theatre, elsewhere, mllee distant, are crowded every sum- George Eliot and Charles Dickens. in battle with Vortigern thereaf- in was WlUlaiL Barnes himself, the same ed and showed movies of proper least 200 year» as the rec- makes use of oar foreign relationships season, when the The cottage which Dickens occupied ter Hengist reigned alone In what village mer population mouth hygiene, between the acts. for William Barnes with whom Mr. Hnghe#* each, 23,000 and 27,000 respectively is now called 'Bleak House,' but it became known as the kingdom of ords show. political advantage. rot along rather la the year· takes a decided trend upward. has no associations with the story of Kent. Mr. Hughpe took the position that poorly name. as 1500 was a New York, Nov. 3—Joining In with ;hat Mr. was governor of tkls "Margate hag the advantage of ai that However, parts of 'Pick- "Aa early there pier Who Gets It? this country elects a president for four Hughes and this natural prom wick Papers' were written here. at Margate, but even up to the time the Increasing cost of living, loving ta te. In fact were seldom «a excellent beach, bas a lemon years at ■ time and that at the close of they c and about sev- of Elizabeth the was a and the cost of la now California produced enade baa been supplemented by "Beyond Ramsgatfc. place only dying, society lie same side of any public a which lu term the hare a to question. Jetty, a quarter of a mile long, and b: en mllea from is a spot, small fishing village and possession about to advance—a drees suit com- weighs three pounds and every people right Maputo la Wow it seems that each has burled a JOO foot pier. marked by a memcflal cross, which of Dover. It was not until the mid- bine la the making and if put eighteen and one-half Inches In cir- question or criticise the president's pol before the wai Is hallowed the dle of the nineteenth century that It through will ruin to a so- 1 tentaient for th· of tha "On bank holidays ground ^ religious spell many cumference. Xt must be an awful thine Ides and acta. In using Disraeli's eel·- good the London trains bound for Margatt annals of England, itère St. Augus- was lnoorporated as an Independent cially inclined Dut sweathercd gallant. lew m to be banded a lemon in California.— bra ted phrase Mr. condensed party. and neighboring -resorts invariable tine, at the head of iftnission directed town. Heretofore the rental of a "two- Hughes ' were taxed to tholAytmost— capacity I by Pope Gregory I, landed in 697 and "In th· waters off the coast be- tailed tormentor and trimmings" kaa Buffalo Time·, •11 criticisms of the uollcies of the past

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