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TH;E CLINTON NEW EEA
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ANTICIPATE x YdUR , NEEDS
FOR, SOME TIME TO COME
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THE F FOLLOWING • STAPLES
THIS MONTH
Flannelette, Flannel,, CantonFlannel, Gaby Delaine, Gingham, Nurses Cloth,' Print, Silkoline,
Bath Towels, Toweling, Cotton, bleached and and unbleached, Cambric, Nainsook, Ticking,
Duck, Denim, Cottonade, Table Linen, Pillow Cotton, Sheeting, Sheets, Flannelette Blank-
ets, Batting. Mill ends of "Colored Marquisette, chintz and Factory Cotton.
, Buying theirs at any tune here you pay the lowest market price and our sale prices are less
than the wholesale or mill prices. .
We urge you to come and investigate the above mentioned facts. • Space will permit us
only to mention the matchless values and the still greater part of the story remains to be
told. It will pay you to :make a trip to this store from any distance.
Do not stay away from this sale because you imagine the best bargains will be gone to the
early buyers, for this will not be the case. With stocks as big as ours it would require a lot of
selling to•reduce them much, in fact it would take our present staff a long time to sell out the
before mentioned goods. We do not intend to put on extra salespeople for this sale. . To
do so would only"increase the cost of the goods to the 'purchasing public, our object is to give
each customer the best merchandise at the lowest pcic°e. The public can -help us greatly (and
incidentally benefit themselves) in this effort by doing their buying in the morping.
WE .RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT THE QUANTITY PURCHASED BY ANY IN-
DIVIDUAL PERSON; THIS WE DO IN FAIRNESS TO ALL.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnishing
Phone •103,
Opposite Public Library
A Tested Lens
An Accurate Shutter
Simple Qperation
Good Pictures -
All these are assured when you purchase aKodak
Anybody cttn take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie. We
havethem from $1.00 up. Come in and let us show you
how easy they are to use.
-We do developing and printing and guarantee good results-
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'Despensing Chemist
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The Features
of
mem
l Cutter street was oiled beside the
Clinton Hospital so that the dust will
"not be blowing into the rooms,
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,AU Over Back, Legs and Body
iFoa' 39 Months.
Ex -Gar. Z''. Plumridge, 156 .Curzon
St., Toronto, Ont., writes: -"I am
writing these few lines to let you know
how -wonderful is the effect of Burdock
Blood Bitters. For thirty-nine months,
overseas, I had boils all.ower my.back,
lege and body, in fact I was simply
covered with. them. 1 tried several
,different remedies, and while in France
had medicines sent from England, but
all to no avail.
On reaghing Canada, July 12th, 1918,
was told to fry your B. B. B. and on
taking six ,bottles I had mot even a scar
left."
Our The only way to rid yourself of boils,
pimples and all skin blotches and blem-
ishes, •so that .tthey will never return to
BOILS
bother you ,gam, is to have the blood
. ri i to re s thoroughly oleansed of all of its im-
purities, and there is no remedy on the
• market to -day to equal Burdock Blood
Bitters.
'1'o which we invite special attention This*Id and reliable preparation bas
are its beauty, its assured •oarnfort, nes , been on the market for the peat 40 years.
solid uoustructian, and its below the Manufactured euly by The T. Milburn
ut.n•al prices. Any one of these pointsiCo..Limited,Ton:nto,Ont.
would be snffieiettt to earn it your
preference. When they aye alt coma•
lined we feel store you will realize I
that this is a furniture buying oppor
tunity you cannot afford to ignore
JAS. DUNFO,RD
undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
Just a Minute
What about your Breakfast Foods, whhich do you ex,jayi Cornflakes, Grape
Nuts, Krumples, Puffed Rice, Cream of Wheat or Rolled Oots7 Try US for
your Breakfast Foods.
SPECIALS
3 bars laundry soap 25c
16 " " $1100
• 3 bars Gold, P, & G.
or Comfort for 25c
13 bars for $1.00
Mixed Pickles
Bulk ' 35c per qt.
Catsups per bottle
15c, 25c, 30c.
SARDINES
Brunswick,•. 3 for 25c
Holbrook ..1 " 25c'
Jutland .. , .2 " 25c
McLAREN'S
JELLY. POWDER
-Makes a Perfect -
DESSERT
any flavor
2pkgs. for
9 pkgs for
Made Front Pure Whole
some Fruits
25
$100
d :lb. tapocia ....$'15
2 lb, rice 25
2 ,cans pumpkin' .. 25
2 pkgs. seeded rais-
ins .2'
1 i'b,l peciai Blend T .6
1 lb. Japan Green T .51.
1 ib. Peanut butter .25
4 lb. Mince meat.25
2 pkgs. Jelly Pow-
der .25
1 can tomatoes .. , .20
1 can :Corn .22
Fruit -Bananas, Oranges
Pineapples, 'Lettuce, etc.
Canadian Food Control Retail Grocer License Nunmber 8-7241
NSON
FULL LINE Ot: GARDEN SEEDS IN STOCK - WE AiM TO PLEASE
PHONE 111 PHONE -ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
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For Midi
Heating
AND
Metal tin
OF ALL KINDS GO TO
T. Hawkins
Phone ala
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
Agent for flEL4..e Furnaces
Shop-OVer ltotrltnttel".v hardware
Wiping Ansi Flitiritwta hili* yS On
>rlaNndle ,
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The Corner Grocery
"LIVE AND LET LIVE"
BREAKFAST FOOD FOR HOT
WEATHER
CORN FLAKE 'PUFF RICE
SHREADED WHEAT GRAPE NUTS
GUSTO and PUFF WHEAT
SPECIALS
STRAWBERRIES
PINEAPPLES
ORANGES
LEMONS
BANANAS
GRAPE FRUIT
CANDMBERS
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NEWT CABBAGE,
E. E. Hunniford
Canada Food Conlydl Liceess «8=3123.
PHONE 45
NEW COAL DEALER
The Undersigned' is now entering
the coal business and asks 'for a share
of the public ,business:,
All orders may be left, for the pre-
sent at my residence on Huron St,
Terms --Strictly ,Cash= Phone 155.
E. WARD
RESIDENCE -HURON 'STREET;;
Brighten up
for Spring
Hawing received my dis-
charge from the C. E. F., I
am now prepared to take
orders on work for paper-
hanging and painting, etc.
We have the latest sample
books of wall papers at 'var-
ious prices to suit any house.
CaII or Phone No: 54
J. E. COOK
Clinton . . . e Ontario
Cement
Fresh from
Mills
SOLE AGENT FOR
SCRANTON & D. H. & L.
COAL t
TERMS Strictly Cash.
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;.ongest Day of. Year,i'
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Sat,t}rclay •was tlie•longest day of the j
year, end . from now on, e'en with if
daylight-saving, the days will, cont- ;n
ntence to shorten up. Tlie summer a
is half over. sr
A Good Rain '
Alter a dry spell Clintonlot a wel-
come r titni:on Friday evening' when
everything got a good soaking. It
was indeed welcome as all the garden
sass was drying up, The' farm crops
needed the rain too, ,
Storting To Pay
Taxpaying has started anis payments
of the first instalment of taxes are conn-
ing in at the Motson's Bank. A few
ratepayers are paying their entire bill,
but they are exceptional. The last
day is June 30th.
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HOLIDAY PAPERS
Subscribers going on ltolidys
or to ,sunnier residences e•an
have The New Era mailed 10
their summer. address by ar-
ranging at the Business Offipe,
Phone 30.
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One of the, Reasons.
The Goderich Signal gives one of
the reasons' for the failure of the steel
plant-"Thejsoil was too "rich" and
the steel plant didn't take root.
Timetable to be Changed, - ,
A change in the timetable of the
Grand Trunk Railway .will' be made on
Huron Old toys' Excursion June 29, but the only changeon thls
line is announced on the morning train
The • annual picnic and games will to Stratford, which will get Isere from
be held at Queenston Heights, , near Goderich about 12 minutes later. ,
Brock's monument, but all the ex-
'cuisioni5ts wishing to go, through • to A Centre of Attraction,,
Niagara Falls will be permitted stop- Goderich Signal; -The rose gar -
over privileges at Queenston Heights den at the registrary office have again
on return trip. • been a great centre of attraction this.
Month. Mr. Coats has about 700 plants
of about 250 varieties, and the sight
they present is s most beautiful one,
Barber Shops Change Day:
No"Prei?ent Change In
Goderich Star Management
Owing to unforseen circumstances
Mr. Mc'Creath finds himself unable to
take possession of The Goderich Star.
Consequently the business will con-
tinue to be conducted by the present
proprietors, Messrs. Vanatter & Naftel, on Wednesday's and will be open every
Thursday afternoon sold evenings here -
Orange Service after. •
As pearly all the stores are now clos-
ing on Wednesday afternoon, the bar-
ber shops, •(which have closed on
Thursday's) started this week to close
Clinton L. 0. L. members with visit- New Fire Waggon Here,
ing brethren will attend Divine Service The new hose waggon which was re-
in St, Paul's Church on Sunday after- cently purchased at Paris was delivered
non», July • 611, at 2.30 p, in, when in town Saturday morning and with W.
Rev. S E. B1ekegerm M. C., will preach Steep's horses attached to it 'and the
an appropriate sermon. The collection
will be in aid of the Royal. True Blue
Home. ,
Missed the Boat
lire gong going. came up the street on
the jump. Many of the citizens gave it
the "once over" at the fireball and
pronounced it a good buy,
Go Friday many of our rotnner citi- A Good Film -Play
tens who came up on the "Greyhound" Manager ;Hanning of. the Princess
missed the boat on the return trip. Theatre had an extra fine picture show
They took it for granted the boat left last Friday and Saturday when he pres-
Goderich at the time it left Tuesday ewted "The heart of Humanity," Themorning, but it sailed away an hour attendance was not what it should have
or so earlier. They returned to the been, as the film is an all -Canadian oma
City of Straits by train Friday after Those who attended the play stated
110011. that it ranked with a 'Birth of a Nation.'
and 'Hearts of the World.'
.Decline in Township Population.
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Grocers Close Wednesday.
The undersigned Grocers of the
Town of Clinton agree to close their
respective places of business every
Wednesday afternoon and evening dur-
ing the months of June, July and Aug-
ust. Thep also agree to open their
stores on Thursday nights from eight
o'clock to ten o'clock for the• con-
venience of those who may be out to
hear the Band. -George McLeli'nan, E.
E, tlunniford, W. L. Johnson & Co., ,
13. T. Reid, H. Wiltse, J. P. Sheppard & t Baby Dead
Co., W. T, (YNeti, and Cantelon Bros. I After an illness extending since last
Trees Belong to Property Owner fall Billie the youngest son of Mr. and
Airs. W. L. Johnson passed away on
A fact that does not seem to be', Monday morning. Billie was 18 months
generally recognized is'that a tree old, The funeral was held on Wed -
planted in front pf a piece of property nesday afternornt servlses being con -
belongs to the owner of the property ducted by Rev. S. E, McKegney, of St.
chid is not subject to municipal con- Paul's church and interment was made
trol.• It is very clearly stated in the at the Clinton Cemetery, . Sympathy
Ontario Tree Planting Act which is' extended the parents tin the loss of
says: -"Trees so planted (by min- their young son,
cipal, park commisipner or other-
wise) on highways, become tiie pro- At 1, 0. O. F. Grand Lodge.
perty of the owner of the property zip of eaprluasaadaa s,uolull;-1 •
adjacent to the highway arid nearest I. 0. 0. F. Grand Lodge session at To -
the 'tree so planted. Such is the case ronto report over 800 delegates in
also•with any tree left standing on the • attendance and much business of
highway," The same act allows any 1 inipor•tance transacted. Since the
municipality to pass by-laws for the 'first of January this year in the
following purposes:- ;To regulate the neighborhood of 3000 brethren have
planting of trees on highways, To pre- been d he nw-
vent the planting of any undesirable' ship, bringingaddeto tthe mraemnksbership0fOiddfel in Out -
species. To provide for the removal ario up to 55,000. Mr, 11. Gould re -
of trees planted on highways contrary I Presented Clinton Lodge No, 83,
to law." , i Explain Ballot.
Can Apply Here While it is understood that the Gov-'
The 'following is from the 'Lolling- I eminent has not made any decision as
wood Bulletin and there will be no ! to the attiude it will adopt during the
difficulty in its, application in this part` campaign preceding the vote on the
Of the•country; "At the present time temperance referendum, itis consider -
there are travelling through the cowl- ed as probable that the policy will be
try districts agents taking orders for
16 take steps to elucidate the four ques-
enlarged pictures, Those who had t'lons asked on the ballot, so as to make
friends or relatives at tlie front are clear to everyone just what is being
easily appea ed to, and induced to place • voted on, in this connection, it is
an order for enlarged pictures. Just learned that the Government has order -
on what authority these agents can- ed that 15,000 copies of the speech
pass the country, the do 001 know, but delivered by the Prime Minister; Sir
We think they should be compelled to William Hearst, in the Legislature ex -
planing the ballot, have been ordered
carry a license. Their work may be
perfectly all right, and their pictures printed for distribution during the
'perfectly satisfactory, but we have coming weeks,
known many cases when such has not Keeping up the Interest.'
been the case but owing to a signed ag- ;
The township population of Grey has
declined since 1869, 20,645 or 36`;;x;
of Bruce since 1880, 20,720 or 42%n;
Huron Since 1879, 19,271 or 37%; of
Norfolk since 1S79, 10,370 or 30%; of
Ontario since 1872, 11,025 or 32%;
of Durllam since 137.4, 9,820 or 40%;
and of Northumberland since 1873,
9,656 or 34%.
rcement on the part of the customer Two picked•teams played baseball on
--art agreement they were not careful
to understand the terms of before sign-
ing -,they were bluffed into taking an
unsatisfactory picture 'and paying a
big price for it, itis just as well to be
careful. The agent" has as much right
to lrust you ns you 'have to trust hint.
Tell them when the work is done; and
if i is perfectly sa'tisf'actory, you will
take. the picture, and oniy then,"
Monday evening at the hark and both
teams did some free hitting, L, Greig
and W. Gould ench got a home run:
"Cap". Cook pitched 5 -innings and J.
Carter two, for the losers, and W.
Pinning went the whole game for the
winners. Following was the lineup
Rumball , , , catcher , .. ,. , • Sht•enk
McDerntid .. 1 base Cartel
Pinning , . , , pitcher . , , . .. F. Foot
L, Greig. , . , 2 base . , , ... ,Fulford
Who May Vote A'htrphy .... s.s.'-Welsh
The question, "Who may vote on W. Craig 3 base , .• ., , Morgan
Fulford ... , left field .... . ,Carrie!.
the forthcoming election on the Tem.
perance Referendums Act?" is fre-
Crich centre field , , , Cook
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quently asked these days, The Act Gould right field , Hill
reads as follows; The person quail. 1 whiners -3 2 3 7 2 1 O-tS
fled to vote as stated in the Ontario LOsers -1 2 1 0 3 0. 24 8
Election A et, 1918, as amended this Minor Locals
year's arc as follows: (a) Every 1 Alond;ty Is the last day of June,
mall and everywoman who is a i3rit- The town, got a ear of nut Coal Iasi
ish subject by birth or naturalize- week.
Hon; (5) Is not, disqualiifed under . Tine tussock Wroth has made its
the Ontario Election Act or other; .appearance, in Loudon,
Wise b law 1ilt
d Y Prohibited. ited 0091 1;01114' Since the all Inas hardened the dust
O has resided' in Canada for the 12 •
montlls next preceding the day fixed
by the Lietltennut-Governor' in 'coun-
cil as 111e day ulton which the en
is not flying around now,
A new motor has arrived to ptnnp
the pipe organ at Willis; Church,
trmerntor shall commence to make up
the lists and is on the, said clay or
will be within 50 days thereafter of
the full age of 21 years; (d) is
111 good faith on the last mentioned
day and has been for the 3 months
(text preceding the saute, as residents
of and domiciled., in the electoral dis-
trict hi which he or she resides Is
Stinted, Special provision is made
for soldiers to vote, it is
IolLo 'a.p`t an enumerate, 1, of all perso s haeme
.Y . titled ,to vote • , :' be macre for the put.
PtibNE 3w p0se Of this rlecti0li, •
There,was a local break in the hydro
system of 1110 street lighting last Fri-
day night and consequently the streets
were in darkness,
According to instructions, under the
new eight-ltotir system the Dominion
Ekpress'Co,, will 1101 call or deliver be-
fore 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m, The ea
press office Will dote at 6 p.m,
William Ramsay, a former whole-
sale merchant and financier'
who madea halt -million dollar gift to Toronto
Charities a year sgo,adied in Scotland,
aged 84 years,
Thursday, June ; 6t11; 4919.
July.
Promises to
be as hot as
June
Better furnish your home
with that Hammock you
promised yourself you'd
get earlier in the season.
:. �he W. D. Fair eo.
Often the cheapest--rtlways the Best
Int011annefflatilenalattaillar
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE I Anniversary
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On July 2114 Pilot S. S, Moore who
was at Blyth on June 3rd will be here
with an aeroplane for•passenger flights. '
See your town from the air. Bring
your camera along. Specially reason-
ably rates. Free exhibition, stunt fly-
ing, loops, rolls, spins, etc„ See advt.
on page 2..
Thursday of next. week will be the
54th Anniversary of the New Bra:
Went to Seaforth
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The Clinton Bowling Club went
Seaforth on Wednesday afternoon.
Schools Close
Attended Barn Rrising
Many from town ,attended the barn
raising at the farm of Mr. James Van-
l±gmond in Mullett township on Wed-
nesday. An addition is being put t6
the barn.
Address and Presentation •
Last Friday evening Rev, J. A. and
Mrs Agnew were invited to take tea
at tine homy of Air, and Mrs, James
Livermore. After tea a number of the
Ladies of Ontario Street Church sur-
prised Airs. Agnew by presenting her
With all address and a set of china. Mrs.
Livermore read the address and Mrs.
Levis made the presentation.
Presentation And Address
The Ladies of Wesrey Church gath-
ered together at Mrs. C, J. Wallis'
home on Tuesday evening and pre-
sented Mrs (Rev.) Jones,with a beaut-
iful pearl hr, uch as a token of ap-
preciation for her services during her
stay in town. Airs. Jas. Sheppard
president of the Ladies Aid presented
the brooch to her, after reading the
presentation on behalf of tine Ladies of
the church.
Double Installation
On Tuesday evening of this week,
R. -W. Bro: H. E. Rorke, D. D. G. NL,
fur South Huron District, installed the
officers of Clinton Masonic Lodge and
the officers of Hensall lodge, in the
Clinton Lodge. Following were the
officers installed •
CLINTON
W. M, -Ii B. Kerr,
S. W. -L," Lalvsou,
J. W. -A. Cudntore.
Chap, -Dr, Evans.
Treas.-W, D, Fair,
Secretary -H, B,. Chant.
Auditors -J. W. Treleaven, C. Hale.
Tyler -A Castle.
S. D, -T. McNeil.
J, D.---E,.,E, Hunniford,
Sr. S. -J L. Kerr, , ,
Jr. S.'C.•Hale.
D. of C. -N, Bali.
I, Guard -E, Rozell.
HENSALL
W. M,-0. J. Sutherland.
S. W.- J. W. B. De Jean,
J- W, -Dr, G. W. Peck,
Chap, -R. Drysdale:
Treas,-W, C. Davis,
Secy, -P. B. Buchanan,
Tyler -Jas, Priest.
Auditors -W. McKay and A, 1.. Cast.
S. 'D. -J. W., Bonthron,
J. D. -C. J, Cockarne,
1 G. -T Chapman,
Stewards -MM. Drysdale and J. Mur-
dock, •
D. of C. -F,' McManus, •
to
Schools close Friday of this week
and at the Model School the Promo-
tion examinations are now on. Next
week the Entrance and High school ex-
aminations continence.
L: Corp!°Harold Turner Home
Returned on the rate train on Tues=-
day evening. He joined up with: an
Artillery Battery and lives. in Tucker
smith Township. On account of the
band going to Brucefield. a reception
could not be given Hint.
Birthday Party
Little Miss Dorothy liollyman only
duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. F. tlollyman,
invited some of her young friends on
Monday evening to a birthday party
an the occasion of the fourth anniver-
sary'of her birthday..
A Growing Crop
Despite the dry weather the bur-
docks are going to be an excellent
crop despite rumors to the contrary.
The Iiorticulturaal Society should offer
a prize to keep up the interest in the-
production
heproduction of this early riser.
Virtue -Torrance Wedding
The home of Mr, and Mrs, John
Torrance, Clinton was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Wednesday, June
125th, when their daughter, Edythe,
became the bride of Captain A. G.
Virtue, son of William .Virtue, Leth-
bridge, Alberta, -
The bride, who was given away by
her father entered the drawing room
which was prettily decorated with ferns.
and roses, to the strains of Mendels-
sol n's Wedding March, played by Miss
1 Maude Torrance, The bride was gown-
ed in white duchess satin, Veiled 111.
georgette crepe, and wore a veil of
Brussels net, caught with pearls and
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of
• sweetheart roses and orchids.
During the signing of the register
Miss Margaret Torrance of Port Arthur
sang "Because."
After the ceremony which was per -
1 fronted by Rev. J. E. Hogg, a buffet
luncheon was served, the color schemes
in the dinning being pale pink. Miss.
Chowen, ad Miss Ages Campbell,
, friends of the bride assisted.
'The bride went away in a suit of
sand silk crepe with touches of brocad-
ed French blue, and a becoming hat in
harmonizing colors.
The out' of town guests were -Miss
Frances Virtue, St. Lukes' Hospital,
New York; Miss Kathleen Virtue, Oi-
1 t11wa, sisters of the groom; Mr, A, P:.
Torrance, Akron, Ohio; Mr, Melvin,
' Torrance, Toronto; Mr. Edgr Torr-
ance, Sudbury; Miss Margaret Torr-
ance of Port Arthur and Aiiss. Agnes.
Campbell, Ripley.
Captain and Mrs. Virtue left for, a:
trip up the lakes and will be at home
after July 31st at Lethbridge, Alberta.,
°ice Models In
Women's Footwear
When a woman puts her Foot into a pair of our Hand.
sesmr summer shoes a look of pleasure and satisfaction beams
in her face at once!
Our Women's shoes are particularly well made, are
•articularly well shaped, are particularly well ,styled and
!ley are-
1rticularly Weil Lill..d
ny• woman can please herself with shoes at this store!
• 'e've the best productions of Canadas best Makers of
,s' Shoes.
ty particularly right thing, that: any Woman wants in
ur any purpose can always be found here.
ery variation of site and width for perfect fitting.
desire today to call special attention to the splendid
seal values we offer in Women's white shoes at
• tin; :2.50; . $2.25
and $4.00
FRED. Jil KS
THE S,HOER
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