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IF YOU ARE TAKING A COLD USE
Laxative Cold Breakers
25c
UP YOU HAVE A COUGH TAKE
Penslar White Pine and
'Spruce Balsam
25c and 5Oc
The Laxative Gold Breakers will check e. ,cold in 24
hours, while the White Pine -and Spruce Bahia"
containing White Pine Bark, Spruce Gum, •Tamnelrao,
Wild Cherry and other ingredients o£ aerit, is just
the preparation to soothe irritation and stop that
cough, 4
CamphcIftDrig.Ston:e
Some
The Pepslaai Stere Phone 90
The S
el
viz) ei•-en ti Matinee in CAM.
tial valll tee fall At itt etraal (Vitale"
flan, 'te he stet, t ai1'i enteeteintreamt
r.ioela by the L`l:>'trat an the eve a.aQ Me,
elveavitee rix hailer,' floc Beiti h Velem,
EaiaQ vial: the vielt et Mfr. Tainmeentan
rhe t P &t Mush -lel aeatauesiener
This st ttt:,etl ee was ewe lay plea" 1
atnt well patronized by tete ettere vo'c`e
'The f ta:twitth iarg' of tie! week
of thee' Avitene was given itt the Mimi:
lrlal `s cretarea Ma. W. S. Ifeaadaft-
eieeaeelclt, Vete lift,, leaf.
To the President and Me:Wie're
of the imt•tlericlt' Boatel of T.
le.
ieiatietuen..---
1 ollowing rthe last annual tnea'tlnh
When the preeetat officers vete elected
eight +standing^ 4ennmittees were ap'
pointed. Four or ileo of these have
been -quite active during, the year. Ow
pecially the Industria), hydro, dale.
traasporttation and harbor.
Mectinga have been •held as follows!
Quarterly meetings, 2—inMay and No-
vember; special general aneetingseet3 fn
February, April and June; monthie
meetings, 4—ii June, September, Ge-.
tober and Deeeodbee. The executive
council have met tat seventeen different
times dlurin , the year. In addition to
these a great many meetings of the act-
ive co ntlittees 'have been held.
..altoeVta after the last annual naeet-
ing the Board, acting on the suggestion
of'Mr. C: L. Moore, decided to Occup*
the rooms in which we are now locat•
ed, possession laaving been taken of
diene an the ilrst of March last, . •
Alt the work of rearranging and es-
tablishing the present •olilee€a and rooms
was .alone by -the president, Mr, it. as
Megaw, and the industrial secretary:
without any extra cost for labor. The
oftlee on- the easteside teas nowt en.
occupied for about 'eight months. at
Sit, per month; The rooms are now
being• used, for meetings by three,, of
the local lady organizations, by the
11sX.spntpl...Boar(l, .tl►e_ [;otlegiatoInset
tute Board, by the. local Medical :\ssot
ei:atien, and stfndr.v• Other eneetingel
BOARD
f1F TRADE A1WyiAi coming
something tangible during -the,
DVtIIUJb V li\K17 ANNUAL. coming year. If we wish bur tQwn•-tc
Igo forward we must all get behind anc
Mr. C. L: Moore- Aprointe i President
and Mr. G. L. Parsonk Vico The industrial cernmittee has been
active in doing its best to forward the
The. annual meeting of the Getterich Interests of the town In serurinr new.
i3oarde of Tradeewas heli. in the Board Lnoustrigs, and retaining tlidise already
rooms on Monday evening, with an at -
establishment
Ta their efforts is dale the
te'+tianoo of three dozen. establishment of the Goderich Mer•
The election aboutothoree
dozen.
es meanie Co. and the passing of the Wes -
The
e ' tern Canada Flour Mils and Goderioli
President, , L. Moore.Manufacturing Co, bylaws, They have
Pr
Pres president. G. rshad several other industries under ace
oolcorailic. visement but owing to lack of capital
Board secretary, L. Parsons.
W. asons.
Treasurer, `Wm.Campbell, on the part of these they were unable
mecutave Countall : IWUMele, T. to conlielete the arrangements. Thee
G, Connote H. J. A. MacPhvan, t , (; are. nebotiettng with: several • other
Lee, R. Sharman, W. IL Robertson, W. firms whom they feel it would bre
J. Tyiylor and J. W,,Fraser, the .advantage of our 'Town to yr
,
• -F. E. Bingham and C. H. Lauder act- located here, but these matters cannot
ed as soeutlneers during the election, be hurried, And ave must watt patient -
The retiring president. Mr. A. Sawn- dr for their accontinued
h The oo'
drq- cdinmittee continued theft gooc'
ders, who was Welded fill out the work Ina endeavoring to secure a flat
' remainder of Mr. Megaw s term, when rate for .power, enabling us to compete
-" - he moved to the .Coast, .gave the fol- tv,tA, these towns and cities more fav
towing +address;drably located, The committee
. To the Members of the°Gozertch brought this matter before the' Com..
• Board of Trade. mission appointed by the. Gbaernmenl
•. Gentlemen,— to leak into liydre affairs and made:a
1 And it hag been ,customary or re• favorable impress on. The Govt•'ern
t1rieg presidents of the board to give went at their present session may. take
• a resume of the activities of tete board some mote to relieve the present hate
for the past year, and e. forew Mrd loot 'cheap to outlying _industrial towns. .A
*i tl►e' continuance of these... comparison. of rates, charged In: Nia-.
AB you are all •aware, have only gara Fails, Dundas, .Welland, liamlltep
been acting presiaent;slnce the. depart.- and Toronto with towns situated like
are of Mr, R. J. McGaw for Vaneouver oar own,• Will: show the seriout�i1' bandit,
In September. of last. year, and there- .eap'under which we. suffer. '1he civet
tore . my • observations wl.11 necessarily committee. liaee alto been aetivc• par -
be brief. , -titularly 1n the:directio.n of securing
By courtesy of, our. Industrial seers- all for .our hospital. °wing to tireir
tau, I. have been furnrshet with. a efforts some 'substantial aid 'may. b(
'memorandum of the work accomplish:- looked for from -the.- countyconned
by. the beard during the pastw.
- ed telve Tile campaign last year. 'for. funds re -
months of chs :operations. At the last stilted In •substantial aid from tete eiti-
annual meeting the following commit-. ;zens of our Town, but ,more should be
'. tees were efppo1n.ted: ` done to help forward such a wont in
Industrial, hydro. civic ltfanclat, .our • met tt. Town ,iteauttltcatiou. plat
nimembersfit , . 'Where transrtortatioa grounds for children, conveniences -Mr
agriculture, reiail..;tnerch•nts.-- lite-
tourists: and- dente patties visiting -am
various committees named have not town are among the objects which
succeeded, they have at least kept the this committee are endeavoring to
town on the map: If there had been bring to ,fruition. . The. -harbor -cora
more co-operation and combined effort mittce has been acthve, but little can
more might have been aecomp'bshedy be (iceomplished until --the Government
I do not wish to cast any .remeotion..has more money to :spend ,on public
• on any of. the committees, the .mem works; . •
:bees of which are all busy. men in:; The transportation committee's have
their several pines of • business, bel p
some of these have been quite enact- 'been using their efforts to induce the
ive,. I And-. there is :a lack of cohesion C. P. Railway and the Northern Nava
the members or, evil' i. call tt gallon Co. to maks Grderich: a port of
_,_._._.inieririe 3,: wb%tr•ta v+sry'airgi:av°att 1 1 "Winds2ortand Sarnia and1PortlArtho. 1,.
those who are.using their bent efforts 1 Windsor e and Sarnia and Port Arthur,
ss
to forward the interests of . the town. such as ant satiseieed that a great t - abrs stnege
There has been in, the past a feeling'of could be secured sthroed i through our pore t 11
° antagonism between the Town Council we • could secure such a line of boats
and the Board of Trade, which 1 air They Are ,atilt trying to secure these
pleased to note has now been done a• as well as a line running from Cleve-
way with, and I look to joint actior . land to ?Mackinaw to serve our tourist
' on the part of these bodies to nccom- trade, visitor's could be secured from
Detroit, Cleveland, and ether border
cities, as well as farther south, If we.
bad convenient facilities to get to out
Town... • . •
The other four comfnitteea, /than -
chit, membership,agricultural and re -
•tail merchants do not appear to hay(
been very active, trout much good can
be aeebmplished.by all these, if they
would meet periedleally and discusy
matters gpertaining to_ the several de-
partments.
The 'finance 'rornmfttee ;"should be
particularly active a
nd s• r that feta
rl at
Y
t
.lr promptly Iesr. n
` p , o y cal board, as n bare , a•
_K ,�ctiv3ties:c7f the board rennet he. car-
need along without funds.
Far Week-Fobru _-
BEST IN PHOTO PLAYS
II
MODEL
THEATRE
• , Monday and Tuesday
JESSE L. LASKY, Presents
"HOUDINI"
many matters of a rnitional character
deep waterways, 'tariff, aimmigration,
'tire fuel situation; transport and elite
ping facilities, better train servlee; ail
helpful tea our 'l'own. And yet snmr
people will ask what we have aceom-
plished, Some people .tare so const,-
. *the -famous Handcuff' Ting in, his• tutelt that they cannot wait for re-.
•"' latest SPECIAL sults, tory wish to plant a tree toda.
and get fruit t m rr ave •
"Terror Island":.
Nov.-, do regard to-41Ye industries of
the '10 n; wane of .these' !have suffer,
A srrmrishing tiielodrama in g acts of ed as a remit of the terrible •'rotifiirt
Thrills and Surprises• weamni in Europe, nut many of: then:
else profiting in war material. • In .consee
A HAROLD LLOYD 2 Reel. Comedy ilirr'nee.. eve have lest home industrial
ee,�ry�• j tizzy"
s ,vvnrk4're. ri et ting in iesenirl4; of pa?.
iLl� h and Del �w rolls So, i•d i'tltllat,i the suerees of
rnt•ra"antlle lift Dec, our Town. but meth,
in the Last few Xrlonttas, enr faetor it t•
Wednesday and Ililftrsdaay km, seem., •t rtt•t\• business whir!, lr,
t etthifil them to :obi to their et rl•:ue
`•r ell : :in,t \alteltent ilt,haitlU'-1 1. n-". \
play leek for a fairly armed !lustre:a.
Art,'. tie this year among ail nue in
ein:4trial• inslitutiune.
Permit no, to titanic yeti far the' bone'
or sou did tun in t•leetine. ane t'1 the
presid+•nry of your Board: for the F,•n-
eruus manner in weak your seeretate
and members of your executive haat•
seconded my efforts to advaner the in-
terests of the town dimring my retort'
regimcvoe,
1 ulil ase: year as a•• parting 'atortt
e ecu ' :,' al leaded,. ebbe,' enter i4r
,tde n I pc, s
ia " I r,
c .h !neat" tt r t..ta ,t.••
Friday and Saturday
t n 14
,T• . "'•heli ra tel -fat etia;a :" ,' it+
=UNIVERSAL Presents t rn i:r, 1 ,tearer,• ° the,
and 1. • -tot
f'.' f•.r th'�9, t•nt4 res mq. • .4 r°cfr
.�.
-heady Ptn » gram; ll t: a 4a�
x� • es ~ ' :•t atel t rte".ti tetenrnt, \..':.
Sundown Sim .. •' :teal tit :h,r n,;untiinifl;; +'+: ,let
s",,;ort of beeline -a projeeta, r;: f . to -1
A WESTERN DRAMA IN 5 ACTS �t," r by' a nmit--an ;m ee,, ee.•
,wt
,,rose .a 1 u elver. and elate t„ t5n°\arl't:'o-
>44,1 lt,, tENTUB'Y e):U>}t av •tl►+littrtt and '.itu diem Mee, t ;It
Mathttr!e men., Wbd,, sacButs lid'. as ell lura,' t+i, rel Yt4P •
4:15 4:15 3:00p. tn. , Y s' ill tike the awe if deem., , •n:,
• Prices Mondayand Tuesday1't Pi>i,11 r, rttn. tel r .oto r . d
• •,,,. Matinee 11a and 1Ce,• \1PF.�. \F
"vening, 16e end 27e 1 , , l"• .debt,
1. I,rt°.ad,,nl :dee et-feralWally V::BRING YOUR PENNIES relic -veal +.f flea. Mu/Hies Ifea lerly
GOLDWYN Presents
TORI MOORE
ate
"Stop Thief"
Front the notable stages .. z•° s
also
DellAVEN COMEDY
"The Cure"
• 2 Rei temedy
" Thankful
Heart"
(Baptismal Service)
11 rt.xn.
"The Man'With-
out Friend"
7 p.m.
Bible School, 3 p.m.
B.Y. P. U., 8 p.m.
are invited to worship with.
us at the
Baptist Church
Montreal. Street=
Sunday, 'Feb'y. 20th
}WILLYOUCOME?
the 'year's work.
An hononarium of ,525 was voted to
the treasurer for fats services. :
After the 'business of the meeting
HARRY CAREY
Front. ',iew'of the Vessot.Flax Pettey.. showimal.nax standlnnperpendicularly.
in pulling belts.—Seo article page 3
Fiore- left to right: --a: B. Bartram, Piesiitent; Phefection Flax-- Pullin, Nia
chihes Limited; W.;11 Kirkpatrick, tltaited'States, Fidelity �. Guaranty; Co,; ,
Senator .T. G: Tureiff, of Ottawa. J
No fee is charged,
The wore of the 'office pais consisteq
chiefly of conducting the general cor,
respondence of the. Board, which le
!evee increasing; attendlieg ' meetings,
and attendant e, at the oftice:2t night,
per month; on an average:.
• 'The work ,of the 'Industrial commit-
tee has leaele extensive and very heavy
The present situation *s thatthere are
four -industries all but landed. The
financial depression •fes-sericusiy-mil-
itated against actual results up' to the
present times but it is my . humble
opinion tilat• by the formation • of a
focal holding company., to take ad.
vantage of. the options now' in our
hands, and 'working :along the proper
lines in••organizing it, excellent re-
sults can :be speedily secured. My
Wes disposed', of a 1lantern.,lecture on
liydru-P;lectric development was giver
by l.: Wilson, with i.. Macklin ,aper-
atinf; the. lantern. Tit,:: is one of the
ti'eturee which' eves seemed for, the
(1. C. 1., and it was much appy telatte
by the 13oardr •
The man who is�wvilling to do any-
thing .Is generally. eytiNtaut anything to
do. 1
Ttu
best-.education:ie theworld is
that' got by ,struggling to make a liv-
ing.' ,•
• There is a good deal of 'gospel in the
.righd kind of 'a., timid -shake. Beware.
of the grip. .
I There aro three rules •for success
'joie» first is : (ace on,: The second IS:
:Go un. The,lhtrd is: Go on
•
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Rene view of Vr'sot lax Puller showing • sheaf hound,. and ready to be die.
• rharpede-•See article on page 3 w• _ •
work On 'this is now sufficiently ad
-
tinned to report .to the industrial-eotn-
ruittee in a day or IWa7. --•- '
our efforts for the adoption of • a•
t'niform nee. fear hydro Power have
been' runt,tant au,l „ver 11F+levet. us, .and
eee leave neve, .,u,selvea4 beard in arta
tMatterin. 41 way that has. stir
red the
a•utire pros ins•', and from the pre sent
ns5,'rnnv`nt •4t Mailed we fleet' fact
sunt+ a ei lilt-.
Tie, menitie4e Hi the 13u,,rt1 now Punt
441, 'f :tet ilrelltlt. i'li wilt; ere in g'1'''*
.tlttdittt,'i %%Iv, on, utain; ttm t err`•
1'"• •.:.i i1, 1.1,1r.. are. evein0 mere- that.
.1,•• ., lie'°. aa.
The t":,il n11,,:at1P i' lltit,;ri'i f, • •• lw:
.
i'•r•••'itis', 1 .si-h 1', Dearne Ph, f;•
1.1 a met sit eater. wile 1l»rs .'+ •-lt
'- l ig :a'.UI f»iitllftlli''' '111.11+':'t' -'i 11.
tell ,11`-Y .i t Pe d th it ere. t .8 ell.
e -•1, �t t tde,► t felt.
o,.
W. S. ilaWi lleNe•
lndu-trial St•,,r1'tare
ele. O. L, Parttime, ell,ehyuan o£ the
tr.tn4te'rt,tti et• etznirniitee, lead lt'tt. r.
•41,11 p.t\o• a reele)v of •LIn» wui'% of.the
a'onileittt•i'. •;n their efforts to eleruri' a
boat , er%..ce, for (laderieh from the
lienal., 1;t(•5nislep Line and the North-
..,
rtt :�a ie#atL4 n Gutnpany. It was mire-
ed
noved be Mr. Persons, and'eeronded 11Y
1dr Lee, that Mr. lior ee entitle plea..
.lt•t't of the t:anadian i teanrtltip Lines:
anti eta fiitrtrr'Ierae, °general-'inanager
..f the northern Navigation company.
hr incited to coma to t:oderielz anti
that U. runner be arranged for the oe-
4',t4lorr of their cinit, fierriril. .
Mr. T. 11.. %litetaell edeoeated braving
luote' motor galide glans plaecdi on the
':i 4(wayra leading to (loderlch.
Mr. Lee. emegcsted the advisability of
Ilan t44w0 ft curing the property out the
eche bank riavned by Judge l.rwio.
Me. T",srti,ri.a thought there eilould b
- ted, Pena dente be' the I-1(01dlci i aft,
tree v .il Gnmtnattee.
v vet:of tit:into wee tendered ttt the
r+'tirillg,iaveiebient fee hie Galala3,le ear.
eieee ravel iee file taee'll= iif
lined („c11:i4:..s.
1n• ,steeen lla•i s I - el -story of f sae
British At ..y, 3t'1lluled - in ile71,
"there is a p reg3't lrla Lena bend e;+r:-
'naides or. botebe e.cz'c u: ed•'r'ot .the
la:r -linnet at the• iege:•'of ltheriprlt;e
in '1126. 'For 88 eeare tial, teas the
erre. e. and ,hand a;• ernadf_c. et ,heti! to
her e :weenie 03 tai -oletc an bow.; r tttl.
•^r,uv7a3 !ti ti!0 fl:.'lilt aamty. Iii VW
late war•, hotwdve r. they wee. •t
eeeta'ted to." At 1, ,urteter' i .•rt r•.
led! 1 vele' l•la!t :+ in» the i ea.:, , ''1 .
10 1 (.,•i • .'. 4 dere; th0 • 541,; 1'
°1-1,,,e•. ,:, s, net lee", ei, fee(,e ,. ,1,• -1,."1.
111 ., ;a', obt 1 , en:mite melts
ftt , ,,aIlk; 1.! ea:: l( roper “f
• a,;e: tit Intit . •• rfDtdlo1a1od.<•,
1-4,41 .1 t°'. a a 11.1 •ab 1-renZtr•,• '. a. ..
w • at t:.ti4t f 1! 1: . c•ld' C3;ira,f' ' .
at tiiF t, 4-'i,,• the eat. "
t • ,it•es der' \' oe:l' 1•a17e bed, t51r1ir t:,
talkie • vale, r :. • , d it Shea 'i eti 4R,:
►, It lion; p. a Ilett exploilnn. llov.-
ever the genet,' generale) theotc" may
Bebe eaa4L'wered it, 1826, no enemy
avorald pow balite Iv to be deceived by
dutnney tirr'1ladere or be frightener) or
disturbed in any rate 1)9 tvettpona`I that
'never aid any Harm. ' •
Perlia
tl loves
Stare hours : 8 cat. lar. to 6 p.m., Saturdays 9 p.m. • Please Shop Early if Possible
11
Tim SocTon S. TORE.
Some Smart .New
DRESSES,. ;.
Just received ,a shipment of exceed>ingly,Smart New Silk Dresses
in stiles -that are entirelydifferent
'.'' 'Maw' smart Duchess Silk Women's ltatndsomo Duchess Exceedingly smart wonien'e
Dress, new on waisted otfect, ., Silk Driest;, overskirt in apron rich quality 1)ttohees ' Silk
braid, tkiiimcd, bouffant hips, _ elrect and waist handsomely -Dress;- .d-rarred- overtlra ,r-_
colors taupe, brown,- ns►vv, • braided, now puff ;sloeves, navv't ...rano', blouse 'bead. trimmed,
sUecial , .... ............$22.5O 'aii,(1 stc;:iipecial eatoh.. $31.5Q,, • navyzaua black $37.54
. Attractive all wool Serge Dresses for girls, sailor blouse, •middy style, box pleated
skirt, collar and cuffs braid trimmed, size $ to 14 years, Special $11.50 to $12.50
i
Perrin's Kid Gloves at Reduced
Prices
Our Easter arrival of Perrin's French
Kid Gloves in, black, white and colors,'
every pair guaranteed, special per •
pair.,
Kayser Glove. Silk » Hosiery
We again showing this splendid
Glove Silk Hose in black and colors per
pair
•
Radium Silk Hosiery, " embroidered
clocks, very stylish for Spring wear in
colors of black, white, navy, russet, per'.
pair
Special Values in . Flannelettes
This is a real Special 'York Flannel,
beautiful designs for Pyjamas, Night-
gowns and children's wear, extra quality
cloth 29 inches, wider' regular 65c for •
per yard
Cotton Velours
Cotton Velours, 36 inches wide,
39c per yard, .: This is an exceptional
offering, beautifulquality, splendid
designs for kimonos, etc., would make
dandy quilt linings, 36 inches wide only
per. yard
Only a limited stock of these Specials
New Spring. 'Corsets
p ri
Our. Corset department is complete with the.leading. spring styles yleNmoss' s in Ne
mos.
&Arid P. & C. Corsets'and Brassieres in, styles to suit all figures from $1.75 .a pair
IF YOU. ARE -NOT • SATISFIED •: WITH. YOUR -PR1aSENT STYLES TRY' MILLAR'S
OU
ORDER DEPARTMENT 'IS • DOING A BIG BUSINESS, 'THERE'S A REASON
OUR MAIL
a 'Pbalie .56
Phone 56 ►�+Ct1 STORE
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Shaft. Stnkitile etecoraktf.
Some new records in shaft oinking
are raid to have beets made recently
in South Africa. The south shaft of
Arent was :�eea State et. Istinii 270
feet in a month and the north cleat
245 feet. The tshafle are rectangular,
and measure 28 (feet 9 ineben by 13
feet 9 inches, About the carne time
a eretwe-cut at the Sub Nigel, measure
lug 12 feet by 8 feet, Wag extended.
243 feet 4 inehe:l in the north.
"Puce," tele name bestowed ('on
every eat, originated in 5'Pesht," giv-
en by the legyptiano tet the filtered eat
wbleh they;woroliipet+fl, beevso they
theoughe Rs oycs at lilac the Alam.
People borrow trout& beeatr a it 1?
44115.1 It'> -,i ttst- be paned vasI3.
d
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HIRLWIND R000TIoN!
HOE SALE
From Safi:,: Feb :1. 9 to Feb. 26:
In going over our stock and marking -our- goods at present
• we will clear at
prices we find a number of broken lines which
prices much below present market values.
Here is a partial list of the EXTRA BARGAINS we are offering
Five fair women's Patent Balmoral,' Eighteen pair men's "Just Wright" calf
eei
brown kid tops, LamGood-s heel,,Mats. wide _ toe, ;regular.
ear15:00 Welt Sale. regular $)5.00 ft r....�..:� $x.0.00
for...- _ . $9.75 Twenty pair men's "Just VVright" calf
Six pair women's brown calf Bal: brown Bain narrow foe, reg:
Louis heel, Goodyear : $15.00 for...,.,�...�.�..,�..„ 10.00
buck tops, . Lou y ep
p
Welt Sole, regular $13,00 Thiriyeight-pair men's wide and narrow
v.,u,... - $8►:00 Bala brown and black,, neolin ear
for .�...�.:
Thirteen pairs women's finest b ack kid leather soles, regular $7,
Goodyear0
Welt Sole, $7,50 and $8 for....:.. , :.... 4.4
Bal.
regular $12.00 for .,F ... S .95 Thirty pair men's heavy kangaroo grain
omens fine Insole. j4'
Twelve pair w blucher', solid leather if)9�.C, de�ulale
black kid Bal: reg. $$ for, �.7 '.o toe, are A 1 work Boot
.r- p tie 's brawn "'
e(.tun r'sd:it' wc�s to regular X7.50 for.... ..�, „e�►4r�►9
calf Bal. reg. 8.50, for. t Do" ',. , •„ gain
•. � f . ,.: Thirteen pafr men's ltt.a�y telt �_,1tAt3t
•(melt'• - remail»gany (_�.tt tit.(. �a"rl...tlet°:" double tie. _' _1 leather.
?.`3r Welt Sole reg.g�} 1
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. gunmetal Bats. regular
$6.50 for..
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s brown Mal ig,i�lteetr pat: iy:' 7 .heavy »h 1) lulu -her.
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T�,�enty peer won)ef solid lea.l,t, fii,tl�le, cle;�t166t..
Bali,. regular $6.30 and
,....� 4 45 toe, regular $5 450 for .. 4401 5
$7.00 for.,..,..,.., .�.. _ � . en pair. t�
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,Ten omen's pat. Colonials, Fifteen pair youth's heaheavybla h lie t he ,
Louis heel, regular $7.50solid all.. through, regular,
for �,.............. $4.95
$4.95 "$4.50 for...—., , $3.25
Many Other �1�ies Not Mentioned at Exceptional �..Va,,.es.,....
O Saturday, Monday and Tuesday y4uarr
anyTrunk Club Bag or Suit Case . at
choice of , .
20% discount y w
Get on This Special Boot and. Travelling Goods Sale
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B rc'� liar 37,50 f►t�
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