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• For Friday and Saturday bargains this week, we are
• laying out 200 yards White Muslip and Vestings,
fifteen patterns to choose from, all neat designs, reg-
ular 18c, 20c and 20c, clearing at 123e
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15e Wrapperette 10c
We don't want to carry over one yard
of Wrapperette this season, hence this
deep cut in price, all colors, and, splendid
patterns, width 28 inches,. regular 15c
clearing at
10c
aigar,
Grey Flannelette Blankets 1.15
25 only first quality Grey Flannelette
Blankets, 6 feet long by 6 feet wide,
whipped edges, regular 1,50, clearing
at 1.15
25e Hand Towels 18c
Two dozen only breached huckaback
Hand Towels, damask border, size 18x36
for bedroom purposes, be on hand early
for these, regular 25c each clearing at 118C
20c Art Sateen 12i -e
'Ten good patterns of Art Sateen
every design good, in all the popular col-
orings, 29 inches wide, splendid line for
comforters, regular 20c, Clearing at.... 12e
sisesitare
12c Towels 15c per pair
Five dozen Hand Towels, size 17x34,
inches, good •quality huckaback. • Two
pair only to a customer. This a huge bar-
cleain—don'tmiss it, regular 25c per pair
earing at 15e
Ladies Astrachan Fur Coates
25 Ladies Astrachan •and Bakaran
Fur Jackets, some trimmed with Alaska
sable collars and reveres, clearing at
Cost Price
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The Quality
Store
Our new stock has ar-
rived, and every line is
complete. 'Your trial or-
der will be appreciated.
jug to Rand—A bar-
rel of Lake Superior Her-
rings. Also a barrel of
Salmon Trout. Trythem.
Are you looking for
some Good Black Tea?
Get some of our Special
Black at 40c lb, You'll
like it. A trial will con-
vince you of its quality.
Phone orders will have our
careful and prompt
' attention.
Sel3ARR
Phone 111
CARD OF THANKS..
Mr. -and Mrs. Iddo Crich, ,OntaCti
Street, wish to express, through th
New:Era, their thanks to the neigl
bars and friends( for the kind:nes
shown them during the illness an
d e oldest son.
ELECTION EXPENSES.
, The following has been published
bythe Returning; Officer at the late
minion election ;—The follow-
ing inthe statement of the election
expenses of Mr, J. .T. Niemen Con-
servative cauclidate in the •elector-
al district of South 'Huron, the
elections to the Dominion. Parlia-
ment, held on September 21st, as
certified by Mr. Herbert; K. Eilber
and filed in my, orrice ;—Hensall On
server $15; Joseph Elliott, 836;
M. Broderick $66.18; Seaforth News
830.85; 'IL W. Erwin, $2; Advocate
Printing, Company 816.50; John
Spackman $8; Crediton Star $4 50 •
Geo. Spottton 8150; Candidates ex-
penses $213.60; total 8542.63;
PRESENTATION TO MRS, SMITH,
All the Iast meeting of the Ladies
Aid of the ,Ontatie Street Meth-
odist 'Church held ;at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. James Mr,s
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silver knives and ;spoons as a:tang-
ible though inadequate token of
•the 'high esteem; and appreciation
e of the members) of the Ladies! Aid
and Womans IVEssianery Society,
As Mrs. Smith thanked the ladies fo
their kindness andi thoughtfulness.
At the close of the naeeting dainty
re fr eshmen ts were ,s1er ved
PUPILS' RECITAL.
At a pupils' recital; held at the
hoine of Mrs, 111cHartly Smith, the
following program was rendered,—
Joy Fulness, Giese, Hattie Gveig
Valse Joyense, Telmn;
Coquette, Buchman, Madge Yates
Song, 'Love's Coronation,"
Helen Doherty
Dance of the Stars, 'Godard,
Somata in G., Dussep,
Letie Murdoch
Vocal trio, !Message of the Rose"
. Jean Chidlley, :Barbara Mayor,
Hazel O'Neil.
Loiseau Getais, Heu,selt,
Air Verne, ,Bethoven,
3rd Majuska, Godard, Hazel ,O'Neil
1Cosens in a few! ehose,n word;
referred to the lots' the diVilernat
departments of the church ,Would
sustain in the removal of Mrs.
janet Smith .and, her esteraable
danghters to Stratford ,and gave
I the assura,nce that the best wishes
I an prayers of thein numerous
; riends: would follow; them to their
neW home, Mrs. P, Wasman pre-
. sented Mrs. Sinithl ;With ,cases ot
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IT ONLY COSTS ONE:FOURTH AS MUCH
• TO FEED DR. HESS STOCK TONIC AS
IT DOES TO GRIND YOUR GRAIN.
Did you get our letter about this ? rViroAtramis
Here is the proposition which Dr, Hess & Claric au-
thorize us to make:—"We want every one of our cus-
tomers to feed Dr. Hess Stock Tonic this season on a
three months test, at our expense. If it doesn't pay ask
them to return their empty packages, refund their
• money, and we will pay you,'
When they wrote that they rrieant it. , We want you
to know that this store and our reputation is right back
of that guarantee. You cannot afford to buy pf pedlars.
They have to charge nearly double to keep up expense
of ma,n, team, etc. Besides, we are right on the ground
to make good our guarantee
And don't forget to Iced Poultry Pan a-ce-a
to keep poultry healthy and make hens lay, and over-
come the debilitating influences of moulting
• IIRLAND BRO •
• ve.8. Harland W. J. Harland
Stoves, Hardware and Sporting Goods
BEFORE LONG,
IThough you wouldinti suspect
to-day—
Baseball.'
Ice bills.
Drowned while bathing.
New potatoes.
No • oysters.
Rock-ithe,13o(at 1,00ls.
Oxford, .
Prickly heat
Sunstroke,
'Peek-a-boo waists.
Fish Stories.
Palm leaf 'fans. '
!Ice Cold" lemonade.
Witted ,eollars.
Thonderetornas.
:Circuses.
DEA'PH OF
RUSSEL WILLIAM 'CRICH:
With regret me are called upon
this week torecord the death nf
Russel 'William eldeat( son of Mr.
,and hVIrs. Iddo 1Crich,,Ontario Street,
who' passed away on Sunday after-
noon efter brief) but severe ill-
ness. Reese' was born; imitate town
ship of Tunkersmith, January' 9th
1899, and moved with his parents to
;town in the Spring or 1910. He was
a good boy, a dutiful son, a loving
brolthea•, and a tender/ playmate.
:The ,wineo,meness of his dieposeltion
made him agener,a11 favorite With
all who knew him. His last ick -
nese was, borne with IChnistian
cheerfulness and resignation.
After bidding loved ones 'Good-
bye" and asking them to meet hint
et The Golden( Gate,' he calmly,
triumphantly tell asleep in the arms
,of Jesus. The tunenall was held on
;Tuedclay, and lwael largely attend-
ed. Appropriate, services , were
.condneted ;at the helmet and grave
by Rev. T.Weeley Casette. :Beauti-
ful floral itsibute were contributed
by the Ontario( Street Junior Lea -
gene, M. 81. B. •Oanterisi Sunday
• Scheel :Class, Machine Room Em-
Playees af the ;Organ factory.
Form No, a;of the Model School
M. and Mrs. William Dale; Mr. and.
Mrs. Samuel Castle, Mr. Baines and
Madly, Ceeil and Fred Pickett, and
Alfred (Ranier.' The pall -bearers
Were tCottr uncles, Mr. Onslow Orich
05 Clinton fold Meesrts, Eli, John
and Giffotd erich OfTnelterEimith,
Interment took place in Clinton
,cemetex7. ,The , stneere, sympathy e
the bereaved,:frietnds. •,
of the .gotoninnitY is extended' te and
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•preeented th,e pie* under 'the atts,'
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Subscriberi ' remitting meney"to
this of fige nebelf , (not .looknfor a
rearreetion of thein label on 'their,
AN EDITOB IN LU03.
B.IL4CeRHMe/eiNal dam, and seodnit'o°,1;th0e1 itallte8
collector .o,f Chistems" at Wal.ltertan,
feeecbeoirveodf.11;ciengril.carrippo.ffintinent as col-
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THE FINEST YET.
The !Royal English Hand Bell
Ringers, songs, quartette, cluetto
and solos withBell accamnannn
also popular musid peal of
melodious Bells. Toiwn
day evening of this week.
MORE PICTTJRES ADDED.
, -
The C.C.S. h'a've had more pie
es ;added to their( Art Gallery
Week composing 'The Fathers
ederatian" and ‘Niag•
Falls.1' The W. D. Fain Co,,
the framing in their' g
style.
THE ENGLISH BELL RINCrER
Weet Liberty, Iowa, --Eng
Hand -Bell Ringers succeed in e
tivating the audiences. These be
me unlike anything ever seen
this country and the performa
W5 a marvel, E. Charleswortlin
an alto soloist of unusual exc
ence. Town Hall, Friday, Feb.2
GUELPH' COLLEGE
WAS IN DANGER.
• The lolierty .brgar( Company of
Clinton, installed the new organ in
the 'Presbyterian church,' Egmontl,
vine, oh 'Friday, is a, v ery beau-
• tibia ink:I'll/tient and the aetion of
the nommittee in deciding on an hal
mediate nerchase is much appreei.
.eited by the
TAKEN TD HOSPPTAn
On Tuesday nigna Harry
Jackson, inClintan young( ,who
is btaiteaman -os"Ithe Buffalo •;A:ad
Gederich train, was talen off ;the
ntrain awing .to innernmatoory r711-.
eumartis4n. In the evening he was
taken to the lyeepita4, gni griendo
all hope far/ a speedy recovery,
DOGS SSIOULD.13E WATCHED.
In neatly every section of Werit
ern ,Ontarto their is some 'Press item
05 mad dog scare and severan of
the animals have been affected with
rabiues, We think it wise for the
160 citizens who own( dags to be ewe-
Fri- fill and wafell their animals, lest
the mad dog scare, that happened '
two years ago, may start again.
tur
this On Tueeday the new .officers elf
of the Salvation Army arrived end
are to•okccharge of the corps here. The
did officers names are Capt. Puentire,•
uod late of Leamington, and formerly
formerly of Toronto, tv•here he was
connected with the S. A. band; and
S. Lieut, Yost. Special sei•vicea Will
pan be conducted on Satnyday and
Sunday, . •
Us FAIRS WILL NOM CLASH.
in
nee Mr. S.Lockle auperinten-
yu dent of Fall Pairs, stated that by a
ej.j_ new arrangement this -year the
3. dates for all the Fairs in the Imo-
rince would be arranged system-
atically, so that no tWe' Fairs .in
neighboring localities will co,ninet.
There has been' trouble in the past
'est ancl• loss or money in previous years
On- over lack of central ntrinhgement in
at the ;arrangement of Fairs This
NEW- OFFICERS.
A seno.us fire broke out 0
Wednesday about noon at the
tario Agricultural College
Guelph, and the fire wee kept from
spreading' by the great work of the
volunteer brigade or students. As
it was, abent 81,000 damage was
done to the museum,
STRONG FOR "UNION.
The Methodist Beards are noting
Stron.gly in favor of "church union.
The Methodist church( as it exists
rto'Ray is the result of thennionof
a half-dozen different bodies 117,
1883, and the success which has at-
tended that union is probably 're-
garded as a forecast of What will
follow the lat)gell confederation
now proposed, •
ALIVE BOARD OF TRADE.
Can an Industrial Committee or
the Council take the place of a
Board of Trade? The experience of
other toWns would seem to answer
question in the negative. Members
of the Council have enough to do
if they attend to their cantles ef-
ficiently and it is the business men
°inside the Council who should
provide the required stimulus for
eLive Board of Trade.
STORE ROBBED.
Last Thursday evening between
8.30 and 11 o'cleek the drug store of
S,R, lloarnes was entered and
a sum of ntaney takeit from the
till. Mr. Holmes had left the store
'at 8.30 and returnecl abont 11.00,
when he discovered thaff the bac
doer had been ,opened. and ,t1
thief had made himself busy. ST
•doubt ,a local persjon• Was the rua
THE GREYHOUND EXCURSION
Like the first spring robin corne
a nate from Mr. B.11. AyerAof, th
'White Star Line, announcing th
dates of the annual June ex.cursio
-to Detroit. It is proposed( the
the trip from Goderich be on Fri
day, June 14th, and the return. tri
on Monday, nth, giving two fix
days Saturday and( Sunday
Detroit. This Would make aspic
did outing 'and ought to ensure
larger crowd than ever on thispe
War trip,
25 cents
A new one and we thiok.a good one, It is
called the •"Writesnway" and it writes right
away a feature few if any pens at this price have.
• Another spIehdid feature is that points may be so
atily, changed' when a new one is required. It
Wont blot and lecan't deg. Its the best we kno7'
at the price. 'Extra points rc each. •)
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TheWeD0 Paii Co.
Often' the eheapest—always the Best
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MAY EXTEND BUSINESS,
From the President's address of
the Goderich Board of Trade, we
.bake an item which th of interestno
Clinton ;—The Jackson Factory —
Employs ten menf and fifty girls.
The output has increased front /50,
000 pair to 160,000 pair and the class
of material used is more valurtble.
The wage list is $20,000. If• hydro-
electric power cames they erg
coneidering passible extension.
FAIRS WILL NOT CLASH.
In nearly every, section of West-
ern Ontario there is some press
item; of mad dog scare, and several
of ;the aninials hard been ar,kedlefl
. with rabies. We think it wise fox
the citizens wire( own dogs to be
careful and watch their animals,
lest the inacli cl
a scare that hajp-
will be obviated.
year, however, these difficulties p e Iwo year ago, may start
again. ;
A SAD CALEND.AR,
San—et was quite ill one day;
Feb—rile trouble came her way,
Man—tyr-like she la,y( in bed!
Apr--oned nurses ;softly sped.
May—be said the doct, judicial.
Jun—ket would be beneficial.
Jul—eps, too, though. freely tried,'
Aug—ured ill, for Janet died.
Sep--ffichre was sadly made,
Oct—aves -pealed and prayers
were said,
Nov—ices with. many' a tear,
• Dec—opened Janet's bier.
AS OTHERS SEEN THEM.
The Huron County; Ceuecillors
did -anent stroke of business for
themselves fail the ;session of the
County Council viz voted them-
selves 8200. a day in addition to
the $3.00 paid heretofore so that
now they receive 166.00 for each
clay and mileage. Two of the ;nein-
bers wanted to split 'the differ-
ence and make it $4.00 but the maj-
ority would not( have it that way.
No doubt they heard that 84.00 bilis
were likely to bo withdrawn from;
circulation but th ei fives are not.
(Riply Express)
MINOR LOCALS,
It Was Mee to see the thaw,
Days are legthening Vern per-,
ceptably naw.
o The Canadian Order of Foresters,
ea with its present death rate could
' 'MY all death claims maturing dur-
ing :the next( seven years without
• calleeting a single dollar front its
s inembers.
English Hand -bell ringers succeed
O in captivating the audiences they
ht, are unlike anything' ever he:arcl in
V this country, the selections from
- Handel, Mozart, IVIendelssohn, Mey
P erbeer and ethers, are11 marvienous.
Don't 'fail • to head them •Frielay
n night.
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a NAMES PROMINENTLY
P MENTIONED.
WHAT IS SEAFORT,Ff DOING.
,ameeting of the tenni counci
of:Clinton last week, Councillor T
Jackson, chairman of the special
nommittee, reported that he ha
been in,carrespandence 'with till
president of the CT.R., With refer
ence to the extension, of its lin
from Walton to Clinton. The presi
dent ha's replied that the .company
is nowt considering isuell an ex-
tension. ,The Mayor and Mr. Jack-
son were ,appoluted a delegation to
proceed toltiontreall to confer with
the officials of the 'company on the
scubjelett. This line •matted in which
Seaforth is vitally interested and
the town ;authorities should .be lank
.,ing a,fter hed interests. A .branch
()lithe C.P.R. from Walton to Clin-
ton, especially as that/ road has a
station at IBlyth, now, does 'not
seem a particularly Mviting enter-
prise. ,A branch, -via Seaforth aned
south :would take In a 'much larger
and better territory, 'but no pergoln,
cam foresee ,wh.atf railway com-
panies may do nowadays, and Sea-
forth's interests: 'should be itooked
!atter.—Expositoo•.'
London Free Press--Threct Lon-
don pUlpita ,ard vaeant—the Mem-
o oriel Anglican :Church; ,the First
Congneg:artio•nal and the Chalmers
Presbyterian Church, " the ven-
d :aney °lithe Menioa•ial chinch, made
e; necessary byithe removal el Rev.
- 'Canon Hague to Toronto, there are
IN two( names prominently mentioned,
;tho•se of Rev. 0.15, Jeakins, of Clin-
ton, and Rev, Arthur Carlisle, of
Windsor. To! bath names, ho•wever
there was ;the( objection that they
had not been( two years .on their
Present .charge, this haring becoMe
anule in Huron D'
TAR I3RUCEFIELD SEED SHOW.
The annual spring( show under
the auspices of the South
Huron .Agrienaltunal Society will be
held in "Walker's hall, ihrucefield,
On Friday, Maa•chr 1st. This ts an
event of which farmers should take
aclvantag•e.,, There is nothing more
impenitent then, the procuring of
'good seed:. Thie tatiii enables the
seller and buyer ito get ,together
at,elose range, gives the man who
has seed tosellt an opportunity of
Showing its excellence and gives
the man, who wants to bu.y seed.tthe
opporthnity of learning ,Wherel he
aim get the best. On this opeasion
very liberal prizes \are offered and
it is honed there will be a good dis-
play of Seeds of all kind. The
seed be judged by Mr. Por,Ser,
B.S.A., abs will also
deliVer stildreas thosei pros-
.
ant Mr. Porter is M. graduate of
atarm Agalmilturel Colle4e
Is beam sentr by the ,Oatamo
Partment , Of Agriculture, ,
'MOTHER'S MEETING"
The Woman's Christian Temper-
ance 'Union held a !Mother's Meet-
ing" in Ontario Street/ Church lec-
ture rennin on Tuesday afternoon
laSt. There was a large attend-
anee. Mrs. 'Wallis, president of the
local union, introduced' the speak -
et of the occanon,1 Mrs. Follick of
Exeter, county President, Her sub-
ject was !Our 'Greatest Work " as
mothers, which is the careful up-
bringing of ehildren in purity of
body as:well anemia. Miss Bowlby
and Miss Carrie Shipley gave ap-
propriate recitations. Refreshments
were served 'and asocial half-hour
spent. Many thanked Mrs. Follick
afterward for her brave and earn-
est talk along the lines of person-
al purity.
The Clinton Bowlers
Continued from page 1 •
gentlemen in question' or 'S. and S."
as lie is known to ,others, Whilst
Possessing* the gone) points in the
rear' afthe skull I have referred to
in the former subject, I ntioce that
the frontal development is infinite-
ly superior, In fact, whilst I am
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• of Toronto, operated by the Cen-
tral Business College of Toronto,
O train young men and women for 2
O office positions. Why not get jg
• your training under •'Special. •
• Eats —some of whom are web- 0
•• known authors of commercial 0*
• text books? We have students •
se in attendance frent Halifax to 0
Vancouver. Send for free cata-
• • logue to W. H. Shaw, President, •
• Yonge &Gerrard Ste, Toronto, 0
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Central Business College
Stratiord, Ont.
Our classes are now larger than
ever before hub we have enlarged
our quarters and we have room
for a few more students. You
may enter at any time. We
have 0 staff of nine experienced
instructors and our courses are
the best. Our graduates succeed.
This week three recent gradu-
ates informed us that they have
positions' paying' $05, $70 and
$125 per month. We have three
departments,Commercial,-Short-
• hand and Telegraphy. Write
for our flee catalogue now.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
•
unwilling to embarrass this gentle-
man by speaking of hira in his pre-
sence, for I notice the bump .of rao-
deSty is exceedingly above the
average, I must say, gentlemen,
• s manr mo mean ,order.
The bumps Inowf handle are indi-
cative of marvellous scope of in-
tellectual ability, r
guago, locality, music, forensic tan,
ent, ideality, truthfulness', advent -
let -cation, .caution, statesman( hire
breadth of thought, busineae per-
ception, charitableness, true friend-
liness, large heartedness, love of
art, all lying in strong development
side by side. 'Whether it be an:tat-
ter of congratulation or regret, I
heew not, but •where veneration,
should appear, 'this gentleman hat
a distinct hello wf in which you see
lean place my fing•er; -going. to
show :that splendid British inde-
pendence that does not care a rep
for anybody else's' ,opinion. The
would-be phrenologist here began
to wonder away( from his legiti-
mate snbject, and to speak- more or
less incoherently about the Dar-
winian theory. Some or his friends
gat really alarmed, and feared that
anew brand of Irish; aerated water
was beginning to get in its deadly
work, lie rambled along, and 'the
words division of,skull, racial die-
•tinetion, descent, monkeys, (simia-
dae, cynocephalus percentile, 'were
heard disjointedly to issue( from
his hips, ending up in a,sickly smile
indicative of self approbation. Mr.
jackeon was evidently-inn:mit re-
leinesvathat no worse consequences
Mr 'Hoover in his well-trained
manner as a public speaker of ,some
notoriety, then spoke, of -the plea.s- -
ere it -gave theJ members 'of the 0.
L. . . o e piesent; how greatly
they had enjoyed( their evening
and Moved avote of thanks to Mr.
and Mrs. W. Jackson, 'which being
seconded, .paased, presented, with
e fel recei.vecl and' return-. -
tied thanks for by Mr. Jackson, on
behalf of himself and Mrs. Jackson
the pat ty.1nen °nee more exposof
themselves to the clangere of lona-
metier] open the treacherous roads
•and pitch holes, and in cluetimo
found themselves again' at
la bed.
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HURON OLD BOYS.,
The Enron ,01c1 Boys' Association
of Toronto have appointed anom-
mittee of ladies, representing ,the
vavions tonnis and villages of Hur-
on, for theparpose of assisting the
exei
cutive n the reception( of the
guests :at the annual at-home, on
Friday eVeriing, the 23rd 'inst., and
making them acquainted ;with each
other as mach as possible. 'With
-this end in view the following lad-
ies were •appointed: Goeterith, in-
cluding Benmiller, ?o51 Albert :and
Nile, Mrs. Jos, d,eck, ,Mns. Harry
Chinas, Mrs. 11. C+. Horton; Clinton
inclading Hohnesville, Brucefield
and Londesboro, 1Mrs. E.1.IORmes),
Sii..LF.0(
fi'S7dtYt,M,s..FCo. Cat eliri;ar1Sceea'
fatith, including 'Winthrop and Eg-
thondville, Mrs, (Dr.) ;Belden and
'Mrs. W. Prendergast; Wingia,n, in -
eluding Blneyale, Belgra.ve and Dun
gammen, Mrs. WtF, Grones, Mrs. L,
':a.:nwso.ns,10:13,17 ;:ora:te(Dr r• 13lysthloaill 7; 4.
eluding Auburn ;and Waltoni Mrs. +
Brosselts, ineluding Ethel, Mrs, J. F. 4..
Stewart; Bayficiel, includingi
Var-
na, Mrs., (Dr.) Sibanbnry ; Exeter, in-' .1.
eluding Creditor, )and contrana, mrs
11. S. Crocker ; Bengali, inert ding at
Kippen, Zurich, am:10111s Green, Mrs
H. J. D. Cooke Mrs. 1Viella.ggart;
gorrie, inclUding iWroxeterl and
Ilef:t4tlitther'iMellis..41"7eich‘ Mrs. G. "
+
4. .0.
-0
.s.
$
+ How easily a e c
shoe could bheapened. $
+ it
4.
Cheap 'Linings, Innersoles rnade of pasteboard 3:
..t Eyelets that are not fast color. Imitation welt in .1::
Tplace of Genuine Goodyear—given a high finish *
$ which soon wears oft. *
44
+ ' , +
+ „
+ None of these substitutions are easily detected *.
::: by the average purchaser, yet they make a world *
* of difference in the comfort and wear of a shoe. +
4.,
4'.•
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4.
While it costs more, we watch these points in
our ghoes and have them made as they should by , .i.
' Made. We sell Only shoes that the manufacturer
is willing to stand back of with a broad guarantee
' of SatisfactiOn. Wear a pair, then you'll know
why our cUstorners are Satisfied Customers.
FRED
JACKSON
EVERVTHINa IN, FOOTWEAR
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