James Means'

$3 & S4SH0ES s "Compctitiout Ís the Life of Trade," and if youhave notseen our latest hnprovedgoodsyou eaimot Imagine how lively trade is, or how hard oiir competitors havo to work to keep within ight of os. Aak your retailer f or the James Means' $3 Shoe, or the James Moaus' $4 Shoe aovordl ng to your ueuds. Positively none genulne unlesshaviug our name and price stamped plainly on the soles. Yoiir retaller will supply you with shoes so stampedif you lnsist upon his dolng so; if you do not buist, soaie re tallera will coax you Into buying inferior shoes upon which they mok ;i largor profit. HTïQfJèMES MEANS' JAFiESMEANS'f te-y f1; Wi SHOE $4 SHOE fm W P P i vVsTTLEfuNE0 II CANNOT FAIl W 1' Ljndurabiuty c'ï-cy' B ■ X fiJAMFCi v-v!and o oAllJr IA Hf ja fCZ "fa, XkPERFECTIOH THE MOST A%jf? W Such has been the recent proRress In )ur branch of industry that we are now able to afflrm that the James Meana' $4 Shoe U in every respect equal to the shoes whlch only a few years ago were retallod ateight or ten dollars. If you will try on a pair you will be convineel that we do not exaggerato, Ours are the original $ 'ï and $-1 Shoes, and those who imítate our sy.stem of business are nnnble to wiih us la quality of factory prodacts. In our Unes we are the Iargest manufacturers in th United States. ShofK from our eclebrated furtory are sold by wide-awake retailera In all paris of the country. We will place them easUy within your reach In any State or Territory If ycu wiU Invest one cent in a postal card and wrlte to us. c JAMES MEANS & CO., 41 Lincoln St.. Boston, Mass. 1'TI.I. LINES OF TUK ABOVE SHOKS FOR S1.E BI L. GRUNER, Ann Arbor, Mich.