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MSO. SUTHERLAND & SONS
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WM, SPENOE
OONVI+IYArNCtill)t AND ISSUER
OF 1iAiturAG.I+a LICL+'NSI+)h
Inco in Om Peat Illllce, Whig, 80.4
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1{1 B. SUUTT AS AN AUC'1'iQN.
r Jr t.n, will Bell for better ponos, 0,
better moo, in fees time mut lova chargee
than any ether Auctioneer In Nast [Laron or
no won't olio ga auythtll& Uatex and ()oleo,
len +'.!wive Lo nrrou,a,l 0.l 00, „Ince or by
r,.,. "0„1(1.1 applioetton.
L�fa l hl_II CONVEYAtNOING,
M. SINULA.IIi—
r pliers de.
ter, Huliniior (Jasvayauonr,
Notary Ynbno, Ce ralloe t,•wxrf'a i'lank
1 'crop Nor tit o! Control Betel
Hnlioitor for the Metropolitan ldauk.
Business Oarc!s
JAS. ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Sueeasanr to :u, 11 Moors. Gime 00 Ander.
Don 11105, 1.1 nary otnble, Aruoecl,., Tolophoua
No. 4,
T. T. MP RAE
M. B., M. 0. P., df S. O.
04. O 11., Village of 11 u'o,elx,
PhYeician Surgeon, Accoucheur
0111r, nt t•„a1douee, npposlto diolville church,
Wtllitua street.
1)R, F. T. SRYANS
Bachelor of tiedleine, University of 'Toronto ;
Lieentinte of Oolleg.' of Physeatins and ` nr•
goon, Ontario ; ,'Z•Sonior (leo, '-urge,m of
4Va;rarn ti ,spnnl. Toronto, ufllreo of lata Lr.
A. 331 1 rvny • u'.ub L`bn•i:, 11x%1 els.
liurnl plume au.
MAUDE • O. ERYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department of 0pj11+hal•
m11logy, Mot 'm mt k Mede 3211 it g1., Chicago,
111 , 1s (weltered to test .-y.+a awl 111 t,leosex at
her o(tion over 0118s Imuan'o milliners store.
(>diou days-Wedne,dny, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. 0810e Mourn -11.
to 114 a. m. ; 1 to a p. 1n. Evenings by appoint-
ment, Phone 1210,
OR. WAROLAW
Boner graduate of the Onlor,', Veterinary
College. Day and night calls. i,iRr,• eepnstte
Flour Mill, Ethel.
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Ce,
Satlafaotiutl assurer(; (harres moderate.
Write or 1`al0phmle if not eanve1ient to cal!,
Both Bruesela nnd North Flamm Fhunoa.
3E3,G*RAV N P. 0.
P. R. MULHERON
Teacher M
PIANO, ORGAN, 171)0A f,
organist and choir haste' nlrdville ('hnreh,
nrus•'ele Paints nreuar30 for rnt•ontoCol-
legn of 03ushr. H'xaminnt ions. Phone lex
PROOOFOUT, KRLRU M & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&o.
Office on the Square, 2nd floor from Hamilton
Strout,
(4(1DN113011. ONT,
PrivaEo ['MOH to lana nt lowest rates.
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Ontario's Leading ('00,erelal Reboot
y.. mltkea success en,y. W.:111070 throe dr.
t4 partteronin - (oaunercitd, .'itnrthand
nnd P, I8gl'aphv. we give hol,e1,iu.ti
s5 htatrantlonx nnd -tnden tx 32132,0 xuter nt
'0 40113' (lino, r;,adantea aro pltirod in
Ppooilinns, ft'hia it yon(• opportunity 00
i tlnn•e !x a great 'alt upon us for trained P.
%r7 itxip, Write at ones for pru•tioulnre. ;h
D. A, 10I0LAtinr,AN, .�
ii President Prinelpnl
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To LIVERPOOL -GLASGOW
LONDON - HAVRE
Fine, modern steam.
ora — equipped with
every oomfort and
luxury. For infor-
mation apply agent®,
or
r"9,SfitgjSt iWTronto
,tea
W. H. KERR,
Agent Alien Line, Br11oael8,
THE
Best Bra]•s
In O,mada have partinipated 111 the pro.
intention of 31101' splendid Homo Study
(yelll'eea III Bunking, 14mmonlina, 14101111.
AaaatnrtiuO
g, mumorentl Art tow
(lard Writing, Photography, iiottrunl-
ism, Short Story Writh)u, Shorthand 1
wad Bookkeepling. Select the w01•11
W}vltlal] 13232,1 liaernata you alld wt'Ite 110
for pnrtieula,'s, Acid i.o9:4
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCH(1L
3313-7 Yong° 3t., Toronto
biNalinmscminisannoiNINIEBSTONBEMINs
Business College Sold.
Mr. George Spotton, of Willgham,
who 114 I been . l 41
conducting the Canada
Business 'College, was in Stratford on
Friday Ind sold the School to Mi'.
Loren Hewitt, principal.
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WH)E WiDEFROMERUIT
Extraordinary Sinus h of
"Fruit-a"druesl Has Acri eved
111(1 rru:;un why "Erult•a.tires„
i.; so exlrm`lb1(u'i]y successful In
pi) inp relief to thus(: suffering with
L', w r/ip(r/ieve, Tv/Pit! 1./vers hut lie -
1101; (71rou/i• Headaches, Note/vivo,
A'i Iney and !,'ladder Tranb/es,
/Olenntalisln, fain in the POO,
J:i7,'1J10 and other Skin Affections,
is, because it is the only medicine in
the world 11111.1,' from fruit julors.
It is composed of L110 nlydicinitl
principles found in apples, oranges,
figs :l:1 prunes, together with the
nerve tonies and ant implies or
proven repute,
boo. a box, 0 for $2.60, trial size 25e.
A,t all dealers ur sent postpaid.
by 1''rni1-a'nu's Limited, O!111001,
E. if, 04111'1'11, Druggist, Brussels.
AIR() at the bent Druggists 111 all (M-
t,u'iu (myna,
BRUSSELS
F.xp(r' 1100 SMYTH fl 1)i I Alun (101N(/ NORTH
IG.xprese 8:88 u m Express 11:1
p m
Cha ?4?1D1R! 7
WALTON
To Taranto Ta (4..'.1";i1,14111
orh•rrrh
,.,.. 7:81 a m Expreaa ,. . 11 :.111 a m
1 Express.,....... -:.a p 0) lwvpre"B 11(34 34 m
WROXE TER
f}0103; .ast - 7:11 n, fn. nod 14411 0, i1,
Going west - 12:4)1 and a:1);, p n,
A11 trains going F.ewt connect with 0, P. I2, at
Ormtgovflle for Owen Stoar,31, Einra and T
G. 11. 61AI110nx.
(33,4), Aid ,AN. T,00)Q Agent
NATIONAL DEBT
NOW $997,000,000
Ottawa, Feh. 9.—The Finance
Department returns indicate the:
Canadian national debt as 997
ntlllous net on Jahuary 31st, this
being an increase of 8 1 millions
for the month.
'i'lhe war cxpendtiure for Jan-
uary r'LS 1G millions. The re-
venues showed a decline for the
nlonth but an increase in ten
months' totals
FEDERAL PARLIMENT
Session May Not Open Before
March 13.
Ottawa, Feb. 7. --•-Froin pre-
sent appearances, the session of
parliament will not open before
the 13th of March, though it is
hoped that that will be the latest
date for the assembly. The de-
lay is due to the long process --
longer than was anticipated --in
allocating the soldier's votes ilt
home and overseas. This takes
longer 1 ,t.l than the actual counting,
because any argument as to the 1e-
g'ularity n f ballots arises before
the envelope stating where the
ballots were cast is opened. Ment-
lbers cannot be officially returned
until the soldiers' votes are count-
ed, and parliament cannot be sum-
moned until the members are for-
mally returned and gazetted.
There is some doubt whether
or not a new clerk will be appoint-
ed for the colnmons this session,
but a sergeant -at -arms, replacing
the late Cecil Smith, will be sel-
ected. Probably it will be the
deputy sergeant -at -arms, Major
Bowie, now overseas.
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4 (111 The• undersigned before you
d soli, Also boy Hides, Sheep.,
• skins and Pnnlu'y, 4
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Yung Honors
Silt Al'14hu1' 11,
111141'1'10, 101,1
et /114 11oen
main a Knight
Commander of
rho British Em-
pire for 111s ger-
10100 in ('antwla
as Direr tor of
Overseas Trans-
port, is a sun of
the late henry
Vinton Harris of
Dovonpo3t, Dev-
onshire, England.
Educated at the
Devonport art d
Stoke Grammar
School be came 10
14111 a ('1111ntry in
the seventies, en-
tering t:«)eef-
vioen Cl' t::o
(1 r 1111 11 Trunk
Ballwin% tolt ris-
ing to 14,0 11091 -
tun of (0100,41
"eight Ageot
TI: oll,;h Tra1 e.
In 1802 1e join-
ed
ed the ('().nal to
Pacific Railway
,'hire which
to August, lel 1 tial r\11'1'111111 [I.~ I11t 11•.4, 4')i('ert01' of r 1.. p•','.,4
he was actrt'rly
engaged In (Hitt- rL tnt)ori.
stint; truffle for the Company's rall il, t,:nnmber. t'
and 34/01111 services, :Wet 1 1'r rr 1'11:').
On 1110 outbreak of Ole tear, the. the 1, .11.0.1,1 lit,. 1,,.
hresldeat 1)t H., Cafe .4l:m 1'nrlfl i' 1 (, 1' 1 be ) 11•: 1,• •
plied 11r, Danis' 5.3404,, s t;,, 1•: 1-i ,I 1.. t:.;,.
Imperial and Canadian Gove:'nment • ?I. ;11 , ,I ,- „n 1 Ira 1. r
for the :0u'posn of 011'ani[ii1g Lain!, , ?;'r
directing an Overseas 'Iran' 1• tet De le n' t - r'.3 14 ,.
partnlent, the Hu,* .-,:rel : 11 Las's. i 1,' '
1.'01) of which le now re, ,161,14,a1 bt ('I 1
(lis lla;esty. 1 •
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CLINTON
The }321)111; ullicer (vent overseas wit.
the first artillery unit from Londa
and has been wounded four tithes,
The Kittle 13and, Reception Commit
lee and citizens in general were at til
station to meet the young officer,
Mrs, Dav'i4l Cantelon had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her hip this
week. Jier many friends will hope
for a speedy recovery,
3)n Tuesday evening of this week,
the 1918 C. C. 1, Board reorganized
for the P11111ttg year. Rev J, A. Rob-
inson was elected chairman and Mr, J.
r, Tre:llet'ell, was reappointed as
Secrrl:u',-treasurer, The Property
(:ommittee is W. Brydone, J. C. Mc -
Math and W. (1, Hellyar. Study and
Dlsciplina, R E, Manning, J. 3, Bovey
and, Dr, Axon,
Alondtty afternoon Majof Broder Mc-
Taggart, D,S 0., eldest son of Mr. Ind
Mrs. George D. McTaggart, arrived
home from overseas 011 sick leave.
For the north, Mrs. Radford knit
20 pairs, while Mrs McCarva, who is
In (ler 7Sth year, knit 13 pairs and
carried off the honors for the south.
1\irs. James McAath and her three
young daughters contributed 21 pairs,
Mr. Frank Nollynrut received word
on Friday night that his brother,
William Ilollynlan had been killed in
action by a sheli. The young soldier .
had served for 8 months and had been
married just before going over to
France. He was a resident of Eng-
land.
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n i '`HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES
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411)111. t4:tdi. : h It li ) + 11.•,,
1110111 1'111 113!Vurin • cups ,132,1
Inped di ht also 111 baking bean'..
1t the rul(i4ars.' Ili(! 11(1 top
till
flavor the whole 111,11•
\Viler making toad dip eat'h.
oiiee of broad into 434341./•1 milk or
brush a little cream on either sill,'
df the broad, then place it on a
1,1(,1•0 pan in the (1.1432 and
bruv: n both sides. Thio make..
nice, crisp toast :tad i1, better ,111,1
cheaper than butteritnt the bread.
Palatable 'i :11 lr ia.1 (Fe''n111-
111,lnd('d I", 11 phui;tltl Ont'
and one -hall cups of tili4k 81':11-
ly soured milk, oar-tlualter cull
rnnl'tose, aIle teaspoonful (levet)
rlt (3013, di.',,111'1.11 til :t 11111,' (1 311,:
milk and abided last 1411331;• to tattoo
'1111.-11aif ieaopol>illul :.'ill, ant' :(32(1
,t halt cup.; w11o1e v heal !low,
one-half clip white cora meal (321.
dessd4t 3p14311 of 32114114.1 fat.
c up (111' ns -1)r much as 111. ' 1.
1 hopp('d date- and Ittit'. are .+4 1)
;uud.
Bake in deep 1,roa,1 lir,
( )(1 to (til minutes, MAL...ni10
loaf.
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e When frying eggs add one tea-
spoonful of hot water to each
egg. Put the water around the
egg and yott will find they will he
more like poached and much eas-
ier to digest.
Capt, Frank C harper, formerly
pastor of Willis church, acted as
Military Representative in the Appeal
Tribunal of he Hon. Mr, Justice Rose
of the Court of Appeal, and is now at-
tached to Headquarters staff of Mili-
tary District No 2, Toronto, and is
assisting in the administration of the
Military Service Act.
A great deal of interest was dis-
played in the exhibition of socks
knit in the contest wh1c11 was held
in the Council Chamber last Friday.
The total ;(mount of socks was 987
pairs.
North End 524 pairs
South End 463 pairs
PRESIDENT WILSON, address-
ing Congress in joint session
again reiterated that the Unit-
ed Stales was in the world war
to the end, and would put forth
its- whole strength in this "war
of emancipation." The Pre-
sident's utterances were i17 the
form of a reply to recent
speeches of German Chancellor
Von Hertling an(t Austrian
Foreign Minister Czernin. Mr,
Wilson evidently considered
Czerin's utterances more, fav-
orable to world peace than that
of Von Hertling.
THE NEWSPAPERS' PAR'!'
(London Advertiser, Monday, Feb, 11th)
baturday
es-
tablishments andisto es havelsuspendall ed Canadian business factories,
slin order
to save fuel and to show the United States that Canada is willing to
share the inconvenience suffered In the republic.
era! closing been arranged 1 How has this gen-
itl the first place, the fuel controller issued an order, but not one
husincssman'in London saw that document. If the matter had ended
there not a factory or store would have been closed to day or on
Saturday, The next step was taken by that greatest of all publicity
agents, the Press. Without payment, newspapers from one end of
the country to the other announced that the order had been issued,
and kept their readers informed of every amendment and change
made. In this way the closing order was made effective, and every-
one was able to know` what must be done or left undone to keep
within tihe law.
doesrhe tlesame Government occurs forrtadvert sem adlaw vertisements s bills anditacts
where the general public will see them. It relies an free publicity,
granted by Canada's newspapers, not only by supporters of the
Government but by those which 'favor the policy of the Opposition.
All the free advertising on behalf of the.,Gnvernntent is shared
in by papers of all political creeds, but what happens when there is
some paid advertising of ()hail contracts or similiar Government
work? Do all papers share in this? No, it is kept exclusively for
those which espouse the Governatlent's politics. This is unfair to the
papers, but it is more unfair to the people. Throughout the Dom-
inion, possibly one-third 011ie reading populace reads only a Con-
servative paper, one-third only a 'Liberal paper and the remaining
third reads papers of both sides. Those who do not subscribe to one
which carries the Government advertising never have a chance to
tender -on contracts, •because they do not know when they are ad-
verti e
s d or what is wanted, The result is to cut down competition,
and the country, in some cases, pays more than the work is worts,
With a1111 1
t a 1 government there ought to be no discrimination �
against papers. g j ap..r s. I all onag'e, \v1. are told, has been abolished, or is to
be abolished. 11 will require no special legislation to elinlin'tte this
POINTS ABOUT POTATOES,
The potatue is Used as 11110d he
mote people than any other food
product.
Where soil moisture is limited
more potatoes per acre c:131 be
produced on summer -fallow than
on laud prepared in any other
wa\'.
Potatoes may he used as a dean
ing crop on weedy land.
if potatoes 41(0 grown surer...;.
ively all the same soil, plant di:,-
eases and insects are likely t(1
multiply.Ideal potato soil is a deep, rich
well drained sandy loam. in 11320111.
Fresh manure should not be. ap-
pl'iled just previous to planting prompt action is demanded. the ground and soak sett in for
potatoes. matin solution.
l Whenever a potato disease of Use of fresh nlaclare fosters
Tubers for planting should be 3,...', kind appears, pains should be the scab.
smooth, free from disease, true to taken to ,ascertain its exact nature ; • All suspected cases of powdery
type, and of unmixed variety. and combat it. scab should l'1. reported.
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P111110, t a T': , 7• •01,,, 10c,
SPEC! U.• --W1. 8110 0. r . yr,
irec apackage (value 1' ) cl•o(
Butterfly Flal. u V
1 1Y::i. ono of the 0.110 l -
1. -t
flow. is fm,.) a al r ?3
1',,t+ed tq 11 ,r 1.11 1 it t1,
'Iowc'sanitl ...n•
1140 S41 1 1. E t': ' L, 4, r .1:.I
!Ito 'loom f I. . • 10''' e ,
froth sos.lug. '1
'4 b 100
tel ,t1. to e 1'y
rr,'n"n 1 t,.,
elle] 1 1:1:1 „ r l ,n
Flower make admirable pot plants 3,,r tits hubs, hi !at,.
spring. For (bis jaor3o.s., 01.,1 to the •oit,,tun.
Send for Catalogueand learn .:f otter valuable prole 1140&
DOMINION SEEDS LIMITED, 153/1) t:. •,t uhnY t.g��": I.
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g. \Y 34`, 3i✓CC✓'' W/ uti+-5"!Y vJ.• MY I\fV t,�."..
^ots for planting should each Proper poisoning methods will
contain two or three eyes. very successfully kill potato in -
Sets cut i1V machine are not as sects.
k, ,,,i as hand -cut sets. For large area: the use of a po-
1.111d for potatoes should he tato dig -ger is ecnnumical.
deepi.; ploughed. If du. before til,' tops aro thar-
•i arzer yields may be grown in oughly ripe, the field of tubers is
drills than in hills. lessened.
Machine planters are eC(,llunhl- 1',411+o ' should be stored In a
:111': used where e •largo areas of dark, ell-v,7ntllat d place, kept
p .tatoe34 are ,grown.
122 to 2-1 bushels of tub-
ers are used to plant an acre.
Thorough cultivation, first with
the harrow and later on with the
semil0r, should be given,
i'otU•1.3' should be billed when
only 411. fitly :wove the freezing
I7(dot
In addition to cellos, out•oi•-
d(pr,r pits may be successfully ttse:.d
tor l5int 1 4furn2;,
Our nl':'t potato diseases are
common scab, black le,, and dry
or steam rot.
If potato scabs appear, change
if insects attack potatoes
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VALUES
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0 600 Yds. Dress Goods
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0 10 OAslrmer eR, tier,,"•+, \,,ileo, Pannnt,tc, Tweed
• b,trerts, etc„ all pure wool motel ials saki ganrlut-
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rPP(l fast. dyes. Bht01( and in 1111 range of colors.
9 Au'1y less than she prese111 twill prices.
o Eargain "rice $1.19 yd
from Dry Goods Dept.
$2.00 Underskirts $1.49
'2 ((men \V 3201. n's Sateen (011(1 Paget ht Cloth 1' It -
iler•skilto ; color's•, Black mud Navy ; nht dyes,
Gond wearing two rrittis, hegulal• 112.011,
Bargain Price $1.49
$2.50 Underskirts $1.95
10 only Dulles' Black Heat h.'rhloont'Oodersktrts,
neatly lurked Hotlnre, drossy and serviceable
material, Regular 1134 7 1111 1.
Bargain Price $1.95
Towel Bargains
•i dozen \Vhite Honey Comb Towels, size IS x 30,
full blear)(, colored ()orders.
Bargain Price 29c Pair
10 dozen Furs Linen Huck Towels size 10 x 214,
half bleach, colored borders, Ixh'n Special.
Bargain Price 25c pair
1000 Yds. Dress Goods
hiaest Pure \Vo,11 in V,ti;elitin::, 801ges, Voiles,
0 Uashmet•es, '!'wrest hn`r'et.v, etc, 18 to JI in. wide,
colnts, Blacks, browns, Nnvys, Glevs, Greens,
, Kat goody.; and Parleys, 111.};,11;134 ;f8 flu.
6 This week's Sale $1.69 yd
Corduroy Velvets 49c
0 3011 yards Coed tie 047 Velvets 27 in, wide, colors
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Black, ;Nay y, ('oiler, (41 se:), I3nrpuudy (4, White.
Guaranteed old dyes, Extrahettvy. Worth to-
o day 101,00 per yard,
Our Bargain Price 490
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Huse Dresses 69c
20 only \Voinen's House Dresses, mad" of best
quality English Prints; colors B1'eelt N Ivy, Grey
and Cardinal, Siz30 32 and 3J only. While they
last—
Bargain Price 69c
Girls' Underwear 33c
i dozen Girls' Vests and Deawrt's, libh knit,
extra heavy ; made from gond qualify 7'nrns 1
buttoned fronts ; ankle length : 1>raw).1 s sizes 20,
214, 80 and 02. Extra iipecial,
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Bargain Price 33c
[buy y Saving Attractions from the Mantle Departmeot
12 only 1,adn s' llnn11,'., (yarm, (111 wind, slylt-h, act vieelthle (`oats in Black and Tweed Male:1111s, The popu-
lar plain loose effeeti, with full 11,:Ing Skirts abd new (hidlale. Slz).w
3210 42, Hegnlal brie). 820.1)4) .............. ........................ ..... Bargain Price 12.95
1:3 (tidy [Hisses' and furls' W,11•111 Will( el. (louts, made or au wool 3111,1114 111 tweed 1.4 ')'4, Good 'tiloge of Styles,
conte baa led sheets; others pl,tia ]1,usr1) Lug styirs.
Sizes 14, (lletul•sweep tial,, ........................ Bargain Prices 3.96, 6.95, 3.9.E
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26 pairs' WonISn's One AIe!111 But toned Knots 1 pled.
high See) ; plain and cap tuns; sizes •> to 14; reg.
*4 50 ..,. ...... .. Bargain Price 3,59
30 polls Women's 1) ,13g0ilt 141u+•hre and Buttoned
Bouts 1 r 32321 l..) 1.1111)' 111 (int and gond tv ettl'iug ;
yr •s21, 1'• 7 Bargain Price 2.69
8 pairs only ' Girls' l'.'I( Slipper, 1 1'm' h'inlmrd ; solid
leather 9,314. an 1 h 1i ; s,zes I and 2 only. Jiro.
(liar $11,01) ....... . . .. Bargain Price 95o
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11>:, p t1. Woolen'.) i1IObera, first
rya lilts•, (tunll•w !3 ,,,, ! Nines 2, 10 7
Bargain Price 72c
30 pairs men's Heavy Work 13(1018, all solid leather ;
rt good strong; wearing boot.. Regular $5,00,
Bargain Price 3.95
20 pairs Boys' 1'll'ary all solid leas her schooi Boots ;
built :rm. hard wear ; sizes 1 l0 a Reg, ;1;.1.3232.
f1argain Price 2.89
7 pail's Boys' Hockey Borns ; sizes II In 13 ; solid 0
lcttther ....................... Bargain Price 1.49 0
10 pairs Wntuen's Box Calf ilnrkey B:nts ; tart and a
black While they last 1.95 pr 0
q� A�y+ 1x10 pairs Alen's Granby 1lrn.nd (tub- e
d`i,t p hers ; hest quality, Sizes ti l () 11,
Bargain Prioe 1.05
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