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lilui Novelties in Shoes
in tiie Gltu.
The choicest styles that have come from the
shops of the master shoe makers of this country
are included in this complete expositiop of Fall
and Winter footwear.
Our Women Shoes
Are Very sunning.
The beauty of the femine figure consists chief
ly in its lithe and graceful movements. If you
walk easily and gracefully you possess a charm
which always makes an indelible impression.
Our Krippendorf and Dippman shoes are con
structed in a way which gives the foot perfect
balance and a springy, elastic step. The shoes are
highly supporting at the instep and the heel tilts
the pressure so as to give the wearer not only
grace but actual pleasure in walking. 11 to 13.50
GMlflren’s Shoes.
mi me celebrated manes and Highest Quality.
A complete assortment of children’s shoes is
now ready here for your choosing, and we present
the showing with full confidence that you will
give it your unreserved approval. These shoes
possess splendid style and are so strongly made of
such tough leather their wear-resisting qualities
are unsurpassed. Misses’ and Children’s size are
worth from 75c to$2.50; Infants’ sizes, 50c to $1.50
Mon’s Dependable Shoes.
Our men and young men's shoes are shown in a
large variety of smart, snapy styles for this season s wear
each one a masterpiece of shoe designing Stetson's from $5
to S7. Only the best leather is used in the making of all
our shoes so as to make them perfectly reliable. We handle
all the reliable manufactures, and can fit any foot- Price
from $1.50 to to ^7
We invite everybody to the most completely
stocked shoe store in Middle George,assuring them that
they will find only the foremost styles, the very beat
leathers, the most skilled workmanship and the very low
est prices, fairest treatment, cordial welcome.
The SPORTING WORLD 'ONLY
George Davis as Manager.
The statement of President Kara"
of tin* New York Americans that Kil
Elberfeld’s appointment us< manager ,
of the Yanks is a permanent one Is not J
taken seriously l>y followers of hit so- |
ball* Those who are uu the Inside and j
irenernlly know what they are talking '
about are predicting that Guorge Pa
ris. the veteran shortstop of the Chi
cago White Sox. Is the man who will
lead the Yankees in 1DQU.
Darts, who at one time was the stol
en the New Y’ork Nationals, Is a great
favorite with Gotham fans, and his
appointment would no doubt be hulled
with glee from the thousands of fans
In the metropolis. While with th
Giants he secured some valuable man
agerial experience, and, his aggressive
spirit being somewhat Identical to the
nature of Manager Johnny McGrnw,
the scrappy leader of the New Y’ork
Nationals, the appointment would no
doubt he n popular .move on the part
of Farrell.
rLLL—Wild West-3 Me.iapigs
ournament
100-Wew Acts-400
100 Features Artists! 100 Noted Artists
West Hancock Street
H1-H I I f
Cy Young’s Good Advice.
Rays Cy Toting of the Boston Amer
icans: "I don’t think there Is anything
wonderful at all about a man being
able to play hall nt my age. My habits
are no better than the habits of scores
of other players, but I get out In the
air and move about In the winters.
The secret of long life on the dia
mond aside from good habits, which
everybody knows are necessary with
out my saying so, In to get outdoors
and exercise In tin? winter. Walk, run,
spilt rails, do anything that comes your
wny, hut do something. Then when
spring comes you'll have something to
work on, some bone and muscle to fall
hack upon. It Is sad to seu so mpny
men retiring from the game nt about
tlie ugo of thirty when Just by n little
nrtlvlty In.the winter they might lust
for years. A'fter n rough, bruising,
muscle wasting senson. on the dia
mond it Is next to fatal to settle back
Into a life of absolute Inactivity from
October to March."
Greatest, Ririers. Most Noted Acrobats. Famscl Gymnasts
50 Clowns. lO Menagerie Acts.
Troupe Trained Horses
Horse Back Riding: Sea Lions!
Troupe Japanese And Arabs
VV/arren Travis
Champion Heavy Weight Lifter
Lifting Elephant! Holding 12 Men on Platform on his head!
Allowing2 Big Maxwell Automobiles to run over his body!
McCormick, New York's New Player.
Baseball's mutations are well Illus
trated by the case of Harry McCor
mick, who was .purchased front Pblln-
delphlu by McGraw. Hecently Phila
delphia asked for waivers on McCor
mick, Intending to place hint with some
minor league club, but New York
claimed him. Uo Is the McCormick
who figured In the three cornered trade
by which *fcew Y’orli got Donlln. Cin
cinnati then had Donlln and couldn't
manage him. Pittsburg had Sobring
and had found him not amenable to
discipline. New Y’ork had McCormick,
recently acquired from Jersey City
and suffering from a bad ankle. Mc
Graw began pulling wires, with the
result that Pittsburg got McCormick.
Cincinnati secured Rebring and Mc
Graw got Donlln. Now tie has Mc
Cormick back at a cost of $1,500. Don
lln couldn't tie purchased for ten or
even twenty times that sum. Behring
Is an outlaw.
Caitelo Riding Act. Tarant’s Casting Act. Menerva Sisteis
J Iron Jew Act. Castenette Sliding Down 60 Foot Incline on His Head.
Orton’s Great Buggy Riding Act!
Burnt to Get $25,035 For Threa Fights.
Tommy Burns, the American heavy
weight pugilist, lias signed articles
for three fights during the visit
of the American fleet In Australian
waters. His first fight will he with
Bill I-ang, who Is credited with lie-
lug the best Australian heavyweight.
This will take place In Melbourne. He
will also light Squires, whom he re
cently defeated In London. The Aus
tralian syndicate has guaranteed Burns
$25,000 for the three contests.
Makes Three Home Runa In One Game.
The record for liome run hitting Is
four homers In one guiuc, held by Bob
er t Lincoln Lowe and Elton Chamber-
lain'. Tim Flood, manager of the St
Paul team In the American association,
made a valiant effort to equal this
mark In n recent game, banging out
three four-base drives In a game
against Toledo. -And St. Paul lost the
game at that, 9 to 0.
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Complete Combined
MENAGERIES
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Hippopotamus, Khinocerus, White Bears. Tigers, Horned Horse, Eland, Leop
ard, Lions, and hosts of Animals. Seals, Sea Lions.
2-Herdsof Big Performing Elephants
DROVE CAMELS! WATER BUFFALOES! ZEBRAS, ETC.
KING’S COMPLETE WILD WEST
ftao* Haraaa Far Peru.
If America does not want the thor
oughbred Peru la anxious to get him.
Max Slivers, representing the Lima
Jockey club of Lima, Peru, has
shipped twenty yearlings which be re
cently bought at the sales. Silvers
stated that racing is very popular In
his country and that the Jockey club
Is making a strong effort to get high
class horses.
Lumley Not For Sals.
“Lunley Is not for sale nt any price,”
say* Ebbet* of tho Brooklyn team.
McGrnw has been making tempting of
fers for the crack outfielder.
20 Cow Boys! 20 Cow Girls! Mexicans and Indian^!
Stage Coach Robbery, Hanging Horse TJiief, Battle Wounded Knee, Eve<y
Known Kind of Western Sports'and Pastimes of the Plans.
Company of U. S. Cavalry
In All Kinds of Monkey Drills and Riding.
$300,000.00 Free Street Parade Daily
8 Bands, 60 Cages. 10 Tableau Wagons, Mounted People, Led Stock, Cavalry,
Wild West, 60 Ponies, 300 tiorses. J,
Two Performances, Daily, Rain or Shine. Doors Open 1 and 7 p. m.
Cheap Excursions on All Railroads
MILLEDGEVILLE
WEDNESDAY
Nov. 3