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Richmond KyMessrs Lackey Hamilton

Gentlemen I have worn a pair of

t your J E Tilt 1350 vici shoes for12 months They have given perfect4 satisfaction I consider it as good a

shoe as can be bought When theseare gone I want another pairI IYours Truly

v H Park

Red House Ky

Messrs Lackey Hamilton

bDear SirsI take pleasure in sayingthat the J E Tilt Cordovan shoesI bought of you have worn about 14

monthsevery day They are so com ¬

fortable anl easy to wear The best

Mover hadRespt

W H Jones-

Richmond Ky

Messrs Lackey Hamilton4 GentsYou ask what 1 think of

the J E Tilt shoes Well theyareI the best brand any man can use

Theres no other shoe made with+ less rip and less tear with more solid

Lcomfort and good old hard wearThe best leather counters and thebest oak solo In fact the best shoes

made Upon the whole my advice to

my friends is to always refuse to buyv anyother but J E Tilt shoesVery truly

+ T C Vaughn

Union City Ky

Messrs Lackey HamiltonGentlemenThe J E Tilt 350

vici shoes bought of you over a yearl ago are still good I bave never worn

a pair that gave me more satisfactionm J O Brooks

Richmond Ky

Messrs Lackey HamiltonGentlemenI heartily endorse the

7frJ E Tilt shoe as the best feeling 0M and best wearing shoe I ever had

A R FloraKy1IMessrs Lackey HamiltonDear SirI wore a pair of your

360 plain toe calf shoes for almost a

+ year and I am very hard on shoes Inever had a shoe to give me morewear or comfort I think theyarem the best I ever had I want anotherpair for myself and a pair for my boy+ Yours respt

Wm Barnes

Richmond KyMessrs Lackey Hamilton

I have been wearing the J Eo Tiltshoe for several years and for shape

< wearing qualities and material usedinmaking them they are unsurpassedand I think the best shoe on the mar¬<ket They have given me the best of

satisfactionYours respt

H C Rice-

Richmond+

Ky

j Messrs Lackey Hamilton

I t DearSirsI have been wearing a

pair of your J E Tilt cordovan calfshoes since Jan 1st 1905 and believe+ them to be the best shoe for wearand comfort I can buy

Very resptV B Benton

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Richmond Ky

Messrs Lackey HamiltonA pair of your J E Tilt 350

plain toe congress shoes have wornme for ten months every dayandwith very little repair will last meseveral months longer They arethe easiest shoe to wear I ever had

M Very resptW H Powers

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1Richmond Ky

GentlemenI am wearing pair ofyour 350 J E Tilt shoes and they

jghe me more satisfaction than any Iever had I would wear no other

r Joe Collins

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Union City KyMessrs Lackey Hamilton

Dear SirsI cant speak too highlyof the 350 shoes I bought of you 71Theyare the best I ever had Theywont wear out IVery truly

J M Risk7FBarnett Mo

Messrs Lackey and HamiltonDear BoysEnclosed find check

for 350 for which please send meby express one pair of J E Tiltbroad toe plain calf shoes like I bought +illhowcheaper to pay express extra than torisk buying here My brothers andneighbors want these shoes and ifyou can make a slight reduction orprepayexpress I am sure I can sellseveral pairs

Yours very respt ffiA I C Berry-

Richmond KyMessrs Lackey Hamilton

Dear SirsI cant praise the J ETilt shoe too highly I have testedthem thoroughly I am a railaoadman and have the hardest kind ofof labor I expect to continue wear¬

ing the same kind of shoesffiJWaco KyMessrs Lackey Hamilton

My dear SirsNo better shoe canbe bought than the J E Tilt Ihave a pair that have already wornmnow 15 months and are goodthink them the best made and as thesaying goes they are as easy as oldshoes all the time

Very truly yoursJ H Stivers

London Ky 0Messrs Lackey and Hamilton

My dear SirsThe box calf shoebought from you 10 months ago arestill good They are very comfort¬ 71able will not leak and wont wearout I wear them at a sawmill everyday in lumber and it does not seemto hurt them

Yours trulyA L Mor anffiMoberly Ky

mGentlemenIpair of yourvalour calf shoe I haveworn them already two summers andone winter They are good yetand will last several months Theyare the most comfortable and bestshoe I ever had I

Simeon Turpin

KyMessrsGentsThe 350 shoe I bought

from you two years ago is the best 1ever wore It has given me completesatisfaction and I consider it the bestshoe to buy Respt

Matt Tussey

Fox KyJMessrs Lackey Hamiltonyour3Oing the summer 1905 most of thegoodfor mgood a shoe trulyIrvine JSilver Creek KyMessrs Lackey Hamilton

GentsI bought a pair of Tilt 350Pat Kid shoes in May 1904 and worethem for 12 months every day they

Idid not break and stayed soft I amfficalfanother pair of Ideal Pat Kid fornice wear

Very trulyWilson Brandenburg

Red House Ky IMessrs Lackey Hamilton

Dear SirsYour 350 shoes havegiven me more service than any Iover had Very respt

L C House

ffi+ We could furnish you testimonials from hundreds more pleased customersif necessary but this is enough to show which way the wind blows The JE Tilt Shoe are made in seven leathers Cordivan Box Calf Vici KidValour Choc Vici Russia Calf Ideal Pat Kid On a dozen or more up todate lasts snappy and stylish also in broad cap toe plain toe and Congressfor old men Try one pair and you will wear no other Very respt

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Divers at Work in Gotham UnearthSparkler Which May Conceal

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FAIR JAPS REFORM DRESS

Great Interest in Changes Ordered inCostume of SchoolgirlsSemi

Foreign Style Favored

Tokio Japanese women have be¬

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greatest significance In the educationalsocial and fashionable worlds

37OOOOOOO YEARS OLD

Chicago Geologist Figures Out Birth ¬

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Chicago Three hundred and seventy million years is the approximateage of the oceans according to the cal ¬

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The Navy Short of MenIf the United States should go to war

today there would not be half enoughofficers and men to handle the ships ofthe navy Within a year ten fine largeships will go into commission carryTheyinow some veryefficient craft which should be kept Incommission The discrepancy betweenmaterial and personnel in the navy ladally growing greater

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The naval section of the ImperialRussian Technical society has justcompleted an Investigation as to thepossibilities of constructing a newRussian fleet In Russian shipbuildingyards and has arrived at the conclu ¬

sion that this can be done accordingto a writer In Pages Weekly In liveyears time it is stated the Balticworks can build eight firstclasscruisers and the Galerny island andNew Admiralty yards 12 firstclassbattleships Kronstadt with its Peterdock is In a position to constructarmored cruisers of the improvedBayan type and seagoing gunboats ortorpedo transports Torpedo cruisersand submersibles may be ordered of the

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worksIinthat NikolalefT and Sevastopol cancomplete four battleships fourcruisers of the Bayan type and sometorpedo boats In regard to machineryorders may be placed besides the Bal ¬

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ships It Is an obvious necessity thaia certain number should be built Jndit is calculated Russian ards could idten years build 29 The r licy thussketched out makes provision for alarge fleet of gunboats and this couldonly mean that the need of theeast Is still to be a potent factorRussian naval administration

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tleman a freeborn American tooadmired the lady for not betrayingwhat was best in her mind

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