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Friday will be.a LUCKY DAY for those in time
to pick up one or moreof these waists at 69c. Think
of the price, then come .andsee them in our north
window. All sizes, high and low neck, dainty styles,
well made and good patterns. " Determination not to
carry over one waist to next season is our only
excuse.'
White Embroidered Dresses
This season's styles in white embroidered Wash
Dresses,' wide insertion, square neck, short sleeves,
all sizes, regular $5, sale price.. 3.79
Embroidered Mull, withwide mull insertion, ex-
ceptionally dainty, low neck, short sleeves, all sizes,
regular $10, sale price 7.98
25 and 35c Linen Suitings 15c
Out g� the balance of our Linen Suitings in
stripes and plain, in all the popular, colorings, wide
width, regular 25c and 35c, sale price .:. 15e
Sce South Winow.
Children's Straw Hats loc
Your choice of fifty..25c and 35c Children's Straw '
Sailor4lats 10C
2 Pairs Cotton Black Bose 25C
Ladies fast black cotton hose, sizes 8 to lo, Sat-
urday 2:pairs for • 25e
Remnants of Carpets
25 Remnants of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets,'
lengths run from .3 to ro yards. Prices as follows:-
Regular 75c and 85c for • 55c
.Regular $1.25 for 75c
dozer 9rown
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
OVER 61 PER CENT.:
PASSED ENTRANCE.
.Out of a total nuhvber cif 22y165
candidates who tried th(e 'entrance
examination into thel high echool'
this year in, the Province! 13,603
or about 61.a
per seat.
T
his is s
sohnewha ling+her „thanaro
figuree when l3 027Pass d out of
22,198who tried -about 58.6 per cent,
These figures given out bythei De-
paetmeet,retf Edneeti!on, are fainly
complete, only aviary, few cases
being withheld for considler"atilon.
BR•
_nosh A raayt�.4
ROOFING'�0"�j
Is made 'in soft,'- Ilad- 07* C7 PI
some shades ofRed,
Brown and Green, as
well as natural- slate
color, These colors are
an integral part of the
exposed surface, not
patted Cannotfade
out or wash off.4 Let •
us ;show .you samples.
Sole Cenedfan Mfn.77
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THOS. 1vScKENZIE,
CLINTON. •
COMBINATION PICNIC.
The combination' Fio•nie between
the Women's Institute and Farmers'
club at Belgrave will be on August
6th, in Chas, Wilkinson's grove.
Among others expected to take part
on the program is Dr. Reed, of George-
town, and phos. McMillin, of Hallett,
and in addition to addresses demon-
strations b' given wille e oneneral
purpose brood mare, 2 year old colt,
1 year old colt and a foal. A big time
Is expected and a large crowd looked
for.
DEFEATED THE
TROPHY WINNERS.
Saturday ;afternoon Mhi, John
etansford selected three other4 well-
known bowlers and, deanonstratleld
to a big crowd( of ,bowling critics
that he was capable of skipping 'a
Best class bunch ohbowlers by'de-
feating the London Tecumseh win-
ners by a score, of 19-15. After the
5th end they kept ' the lead through
out. Following was the score by
ends and players: -
J. L. Courtice E, G.Courtice
A. T. Paul P. Towne
J. Watts J. Taylor
J,Rate ford, sk'19. J. Hoover sit 15.
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Mr. Ransfoxd is et cou he open to
those wh'o w;oul(dl ,challleng•'
plainly evidenced supreePacy, but
like "Mr. Johnosn" he : says rthte,y
must have a record, • -
Our Pftsdllt Specials
FOR ALL NEXT WEEK
A Screen Door and
Regular 1.00 Doors for .....
Regular g r 1.2;1 Doors for
Regular 1.75 Doors: for ..,.
Regelar 2;00 Doors' for
Screen Window Bargain
.85 Regular 40c Window Screens
1.10
Regular 35c Window Screens
1.45 Regular 30c Window Screens
1;65 Regular,20c Window Screens
A Granite Preserving Kettle Bargain
Regular 1,25 for $5e Regular 60e for
Regular 1.06' for 68c Regular 50e for.
Regular .75 for....;.... .. 55e Regular 45e for
Regular .65 for... ......... 45e Regular 30c for
32c
280.
2200
15e
40e
32c
20e
20c
1 only Portable Rubber Bath; regular 36,50 for 4.50
1 onie Gasoline Stove, 2 burners with warming oven regu
lar, $15.00for. .... : ,,.. ..:., ,..•.....,11,25
1 only "Ideal" 2 burner Gasoline Stove, one extra powerful
burner with oven,.•regular 310:00 for 7 50
H11RLPiND BROS
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The annual Sunday Se6ohl;picnic I 't' CLINTON MARKETS �t
was held on Tuesday, to Bayfield,Hogs $8,10 4t+
wheat .., ...-..t 1.00
Peas 80 '
oats 50
Barley .. 70 +'
Shorts $823,00
• , Bran; $21;00 •;
4 butter --19-20 4'
3• Eggs .......-. 20e to 210
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HAD A BIG TIME
Ontario St. Methodist Sunday
School had arig time apttheir ane
nasal picnic ,held last ,Thursday, at
Bayfield,. The rain kept `off so that
the day was fine for their -outing.
COUNCIL MEETING.
;Cbu1%cl meets text ;Tuesday !ev-
ening. ' This will be an important
meeting as the rateowill be :struck
and the waterworks ,commisai!onf
are •ale° expeetede!to have a repoeh
heady.
DEFEATED BLYTH.
Last Friday evening the baseball
boys defeatedtheBlyth team ,by a
score • of 9 to 4, The ,batteries ,for
the... teams were :-Clinton, Kitty
'and W. Johnson ; Blyth, Taman,
Henry and McDowell.
MINOR LOCALS. -
August.
One month more and school will
re -open.
Haveyou rerieweit1 your ; sub-
criptiou to the New Era? .
The K•nittinig factory! staff ,arel
taking a week's holidays while; the
plant es being over -hauled.
FOR THE FAILL TROPHY.
Owing to Goderieh defeatinlgi the
Clinton bowlers ec!ently at Clinton
.the
Co-tow bowlersand
aifo
rld
will
play home and home games tor
the. Faill ,Trophy. The games will
be played neo August 7th ,and 14th.
CIVIC' HOLIDAY MONDAY.
Mayor 'Gibbings has proclaimed
Civic 'Holiday on Aug: i th. A !big
crowd will go to London to witness
the baseball:'match in this ' !Called-
ran League. .The Baptist Church
will hold -their' , !annual Plante " to
Bayfield.-•
IN NEW ,ONTARIO.
The Ontario •Gospel Van which
left Clinton June• 4th in colportlagl
work has been working sloevey
northward and Peached North Bay'
this week over some very difficult
roads. It ie now going Least to the
Ottawa River, and into the Algon-
quin Park district.
ON EXHIBITION.
The Tecumseh Cup won; by th
Clinton bowlers atLondon last
week is •onlexhibitionj 4n the: win-,dow of Tozer ands Brown's, !Gents
furnishing store, along with the,
club bags which went with : the
trophy i op y an!d will become' this prop-
erty of the hour bowletis, Meeare.
Hoover, Taylor, Towne and Couch
tice. The cup is certainly a beauty.
MORE BOOSTERS WANTED. `
Says the Tweed News -Our• staid
old business' men and Moneyed!elt-
izens, go about their duties herein a
very oin
c
Way, , and
nd th
e
Y
are e
almost as quiet as the prov rbLal
clam, but let rope of them land him-
self out in!Sas'katehewan erAllber-
ta or British Columbia, end ,he,be-
gins- to jump ,inethel air ,and holler
loud enough to bet heard all over
America, and they !sheell out ithelo
money in'any '.games that eomee la -
long. Ontario lien. make; . greet
boosters w.henr Utle'y),bec,ome west-
erners. ThR Y relYwhy
3
m 6 fi
tihe
caru't do as much an,O:ntario. If we
all began to, boost Ontario as much
as .werare •boosting) outside pla(eep
Ontario would be, the greatest spot
on the, upper, sidle of the !earth.
And the 'old/ iProvinee is worth
boosting.
osepe 44d'f!u••tiossosesassiisi
• Men and Eventa. ';
SECOND COI NCTLLOR•HURT, .:
Last Mondayyle: Ament of ''Brussels
had a close' call at his factory from
serioue injury to his left arm' by get-
ting caught in a plaiting machine. As
it was there were no broken bones but
a badly bzifised forearm, It was a
close can. 'The other m'embere of the
town Council had better watch out as
Councillors lames and Anent have
each a -disabled hand.
W. GLENN CAMPBELL'S REPORT.
A musie_al announcement which
will be of inteeesti iio many of ithe
readers of New Bela is ,the 12th
annual repoit, settee coining to Hu
run County, of W. Glenne Campbell.
The work this year is in ;eoninlec
tion with three wie,1.-kaown latish
al faetititiena vis.= -Toronto Con's
servatory; London (Eng.) !Collegle;
and Western University and coverts!
five grades of work viz.-Pr,'zmary,
Junior, Interlmediatee, Seniorl and.
A.L.C.M Aasociate of London
Eng., College of Music.)
The following isthe deport ,and is
a :credit toteacher) and pupils :-,-
Grade 1 -First Clans 'Romance
Miss E. Ferguson, Seaforth; Mies
J Turner, Sca'orth, • -
Grade 2 -Miss Lulu Doherty, 'Eg�
mond toile Matide.MorrisLead-
bury
Lea
bury; Louise Ferguson, Seeiaiforth;
Mary Murphy, Seafonth;, Agnes ' WON THE GOLD CROSS.
Sproat, Kippers:
BON. W. L. MaeKENZIE KING,
former Minister of Labor, •sailed
last. Thursday mornings on ,ith'e
Royal George: He is going on an
extensive tour of Europe, to Study
economics industrial and; social
conditions.
WILL : GO TOi BERLIN.
Clinton Bowlers expected to be re
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presented as the Berlin tourney next
week.
CIVIC 'HOLIDAY. 4
Train service- single fare to any
part. Good going any train on 8. 4
and 5th. Returning on 6th, The
town ticket office will be open' Satur
day evening for the accontodation of
the travelling public.
Honors. -Florence McKay, Ste-
1o,rth.
First Crass. -Alice Carbett, Clin-
ton ;
lin-to,n;. Lela Lansing, Auburn; ,Ella
Colelough, Holdnesville.
Grade 3 -pass -Miss Esther Bell,
Blyth; Miss Lornet Rarn, Seafonth,
Honors. ,Miss Mabel . Turner,
Brucefield; Miss Lulu Doherty, Eg-
mondville; Miss Edith 'Hall. Wing -
ham;
Honors -Mies Marcie Sproat, Kip-
pur- ,.
First 'Claes 'Hon MissWinnie
Howson; Auburn: Miss Nellie Hicks.
Hofaeeville ,
Grade 4-Hoinors.-Miss Ida Ev-
ans, Bayfield, Miss! Mabel Swan,
Brucefield, L
Grade 5 -Miss Pearl Godley„Blyth
Theory -grade ` 2 -First !Class
Honors, -Miss Lillie Dundas, Lead -
bury. 1 V
Pass -Miss E. McCuteheony !Wal-
ton, •
Mies` Maud Ferguson, u it of
g , .a pupil
Mr. Campbell, had the following
euccessful pupils : ,
Grade 1 -First (Class Honoais'-
Miss F. Staples, Leadbury; Mie's D.
Bevis, Walton; Miss!. J. Knechtee,
Leadbury, , ,
Grade 2e-Hoaiiors-Mists' T. Dun-
dee, Leadebury,
Special reference d
tial should be e
P
to the work of! Mies Pearl Gidite(y,
who is the first in Huron County
to obtain the. ILL. C.M. Diploma
oMif ss G•ltLonddleyon, Eng., 'd'Collegaughtere of Mus31ijAic,
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genial merchant tailor, S.11, 'Gidley,
et Blyth and has taken pill her
grades for examination, bothth°�-
DEATH.. OF REV .A. GLAZIER. 1 retinal and Practical with 11V1're
Campbell, -which .includesl'the ,fol
On Tuesday of last week gtWiax- lowing:- ,
ton, .there diad d Rev. A. Glazier at "
, N
l
' `Prion• Junior.
'the. age' of 76, an old and hivghlly atoroCni Intermediate
atoly-o
estcelned minister of the Method- with Toronto L"qn andwat.sof'
1st C'hurch.: Many years o3 his' minx withnc and Selina' A. L.C.LM.
istry'had been stoat ae miesiomaey Londonp Eng., College of illus-
among. the Indians, and his life had
thus been eulb, of scIf•taacritice.
The deceased was born in IHurom
County,. near •Clinton and'•rmlered
the Methodist ministry, atBlyth in
1871, and was ordained at Picton in
1875. He was stationed at Hiep- 4-•4.044+•4••4.10+•••4••+•+•+•34'
worth where, hawse ;the first tree,.1
ident'minisler, Cape Oro leer, Oxen-
den, Omendaga. In 1901 he retired
from o the active work, and has sinetg
resided in WTarton, where he has
been highly riespetoted. He, is aure
vived- bye. widow, two sons land
five. daughters. Mrs. Glaziers ar.
and Mr. Those Conk, ;o£,town at-
tended the ' funeral of the late Mr.
Glazier,
INFORMATION FOR
ADVERTISING' MANAGERS..:
Miss Nora McCaughey, obtained the
highest marks of those writing' in
Blyth on the recent Entrance exam•
ination and was the winner of the
gild cross donated by Rev, Father
Dunn, of Clinton.
SPENT SATURDAY AT t
BAYFIELD.
.4 'number of younigt ladies splelnt
Saturday afternoon in Bayfield. !,
The day was ideal, so they lead. 31
most enjoyable thole. Gabel Elliotit
took thene over tun his motor bus
and the( girls r are loud in *leer
Praises' of Gabe as a chauffepre
BASEBALL MATCH.
A11 good baseball fans are asked to
o to the Park on Saturd
a afternoon
to see Clinton's old favorite Dick
Tasker. now pitching with Brantford
Canadian League, pitch against the
McLagan Baseball team of Stratford.
Game is called at 280 sharp. The
visitors play a good game and . every
one will get their monies worth.
This will be the only chance to see
Tasker pin town year.
ear.
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OLIVER HA LLES
A quiet wedding was solemnize
at St. Paul's : rectory, Strbf tflor ,
Saturday' •adternoon, when 'Mat
Charles ,Oliver, o,f Clinton, and Miss
Florence Hates, Toronto, forpierly
of Clinton, were :Married by the!
Rev, J. Hodgins. The friends in
town of the bride( andl groom ex-
tend
e-
tndcongratulations.
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NEWSPAPER MEN MET(
AT CLINTON. 1, '
The Huron Co„ Press Aas(ocia-
tion met here on Monday afternoon
and discussed subjects of inter-
est to the newspaper men. Among
those presleat were 'Messrs. V,am-,
atter of the Star, nodierljch; El
•liott, of Times,' Wingham, South
c robe Taes Exeter • Veale, e,
News
Seaforth; McLean, Expositor, Sea;
forth; and Reeve
New Era, !Clinton.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
ic. Mr. Campbell is justly proud of FOR JULY, 1912. ,
Miss Gi ley's+ work. Miss Sauncler- '
The highest maximum temperature
eon, of Myth; wh Fipaseed Grade 2
successfully at the recent exame,
a as a pupil of Wise Gidley.
The 1912 elditios>i 'of the Deebar-
ate Newspaper •Diralctoi y, which
u+fers in a `very conhenientt and
complete form a51 tthe im!formatio,n
which-"radverrisers wouldf like to
It now ,about publi,eatio!ns. through-
out Canada, has .just been. rlecel ved.
Over 325 pages ,otinteresting !stat-
istics giving circulations, dates of
l ubli,cations,:. and, of courser, (names
nt p rbli!shers, etc., and thle pkb;li4
cation of the 1'911 census figures) for
the first' time in any complete ;dir-
,
ectory of the Canadian press, make
has 'edition specially' :interesting.
The Desbarats Advertising Agency,
Montreal, will send) a copy to the
adventisin!g manager of any 'fitan
who applies for it on, the 1irm'alta-
ti!onery, mentioning his offecial pos-
ition, for the nominal price ,of 35c,
The published price, of the work is
35,00. •
emessepettemimemilsor
Eauca1Io11 Pans
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• Look about you, and see G
5 how trained- brains win ,bet. •'
• tor salaries dial in:timledniva- •
• ,cles. We train young men :•
• and women to use their brains •
S • ins business':.They ,succeed. •
Why" not you? Will you write •
5 for •a copy of puri ,n,ew cater
• logue? It will interest you •
• aif you want to get aheald.- 0
• Fall_ term from, August 25th, ;
g Address, Shaw's Schools, Tir-
• onto, Ont. W. H. Shaw, Pres-
• ident, Yorage & Gerraa{d' Ste.'
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NEW ONTARIO LETTERS,
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TA former well known •
• gentleman, bf Clinton leaves 0
•4 shortly for New Ontario and
♦�•- has promised the NEW ERA -;
et aseries of letters from- that
4 interesting, and important •
., part of the Country. The
• ,readers may look forty I to •,
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several interesting lettere.
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WE. WANT.
YOUR
li
BUSINESS
Having'purchased the
Plumbing and tr,..
Tinsmitl ing o!'
Business of Thos. D. Johnson, I
am now :prepared' to take
Contracts. -of all Kinds
REPAIR WORK
Done Promptly".
Orders at R. Rowland's
Hardware Store,
Plione 53.
Thos.l-Iawkins
•••MMeelNleeN,*NNN•O trll•aO am a>•sei
was 900 on 6th, 7th and 101,12. The
lowest minim Inn temperature was 42
on .16th. The, highest range was 420
on 18th, the lowest 120 on 25th. The
mean maximum. temperature was 78.-
200 . the minimum temperature was
556.420 and range 31.870. The total.
rainfall was 3:07 inches, Fall wheat
cuttingbegan on 20th, Thunder
showes on 8th and 11th. A heavy
rain on evening of 20th and morning
of 21st.
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WESLEY CHURCH.
Next Tuesday evening the League
service will be held. It is Oonsecra•
tion night. A good program is, being
prepared,
Alr. A, O. Keller, head tuner with
the Doherty Piano Co'was organist
last Sunday and will play again next
Sunday. His playing was very ac-
ceptable to the congregation.
Monday evening the League service
was under the social department and
a delightful tea was served by the
committee. After supper with Rev.
Mr. Ford as Chman the following.
program was g n:
Piano.duett-hI,sses Chant.
Solo, "The Clock of Life" E. East
Solo. "Absent" Mrs. Mills. -
Readine "The automobile" Mies' Cum.
inghame.
Solo °Will o' the Wisp" Miss - Boles.
Solo. "The Deathless' Army" J. L.
Kerr.
WILLIS CHURCH.
During the absence of Rev. D. >K,
Grant, on'holidays, the pulpit will ' be
occupied by Mr. Fingland of Auburn.
The Women's Association intend
holding a Picnic on Mrs. 1Vhitehead's
lawn, on Wednesday of next week in'
place of the regular monthly meeting.
Last Sabbath evening, au interest.
ing ser:'vice of song was given by the
Choir, in which the following.
numbers, were rendered -
Anthem -"God who madest Earth
and Heaven"
Solo, -"O Jesus Redeemer" -Dr.
Gandier.
Anther,?, -"0 Happy , Band of, P11.
Brims' .
solo,-' A voice from Paradise" -
Stewart Jackson.
Anthem. -"Sun of my Soul"
Solo parts in the Antben;s, were
taken by'Mrs. dills and Miss K. Scott.
1
ulsday, August i,st,, 1e12.'
PICTURES THAT
PLEASE
Carbons on good -brown card mounts, with
black line•'around picture, giving effect of double
mount.Q Sizes, 92x24; 1.4x24 and 20x24.
PRICES THAT PROFIT
We bought these at first cost from manufac-
turer, and offer them at the remarkable price
of 27C each -a profit for us, but a bigger
one for you.
SUBJECTS ARE GOOD
"The Doctor" "Modern Madonna" "Dance
of Nymphs" "Sistine Madonna" "Boy
Christ," "The Gleaner," "St. Cecelia,"
"The Last Supper," and others.
If you are interested in a Superior class of
Pietures"at ,a deeidedlY advantageous price
we would appreciate your inspection.
TheW.D. Fair uo.
Often the cheapest -Always the Best
SeIIiiigOoI Siile
We have still about Four Thousand Dollars
worth of stock to, dispose of, so to close it out in a
hurry we will cut prices still lower •
1 EVERY SHOE MU
'ST GO AT 011TeEI
Now is the time to get your Boots and Shoes
for fall and winter. •From now on, terms of: sale
will be STRIeTLY eASH.
Men's regular $5.00 Boots for $3.5o
4.00 Boots for 2.75
2.50 Boots for 1.5o
4.5o Oxfords (patent, gun_
' metal, and tan) for 3.4o
reg. 4.00 Shoes for - , 2.75
3.00 Shoes for ' 2.20
2. 0 Shoes for
1,65
,\2.50
. 'Shoes for 1.25
All our Men's Working. Boots, Boy's,' Misses
and Children's Boots at similar reductions.
Wemen's
,c
BIG SPECIAL
Women'sxf
O oris Pumps, StrapSlippers
Children's Slippers of all kinds
AT HAPLF RICETwitchell&SonJas.as.
4LINTON
NMMMMAMh
subject "Praise -The wings of the I
Spirit".
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH
At the Young Peoples Meeting on
Monday evening undies' the. "Good
Citizenship" 'department, an ad-
dress was delivered by Mr. A. T.
Cooper on theeharactiel of the
"Good Citizen." A. 'young! Imem's
chorus furnished music and a!tole.,
"The City; Four -Square" was rend-
ered by Miss Fernie :.AIlfn. Mrt.
HawkeHawke presided.
The
,
Cohnhiiunion 'S,erN
viee will ` be 9 ei& next Sunday
morning hollowing the public ser-
vice.
There will he!no, Sunday school
service 1 1d .inthe,:afternolo,n• dui'
the month of August. The scholars
are requested to.atitend !the Moho
-
kg service each Sunday which will
be evade of special interest to thein..
snoarlo'S oesi iiustness College
CentralRusinessColleg e
Stratford, Ont.
Our teachers aVe all exper-
ienced instructors.
xperiencedinstructors. Our .cour-
ses' are beitter than !even{ pini)
the equipment is more icom--
plete. We do Snore- tforouri
graduates than do ,other BMA
-
liar schools.
Fourteen ,applications for
trained help were received
during the past week, some
of these<offerin over $700
We.' have (three departments,
Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy. Write Tor our
free catalogue and stile what
we are doing.
0. A. McLachlan,' Principal.
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We Want to Give You
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A Dollar perhaps more
WE'RE now making such extraordinary':low
prices on our Summer Shoes and Oxfords. ;'
that you will save a Dollar, and in some instances . t
+++'r more. You'll be losing money if you don't supply,
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your footweir needs during this sale. 4,
All Men's $4,00 Oxfords for $'3 00
All Men's 5.00 Tan Boots fur:.:• ,.,
.;..4.00 _ ` �°.
4.- Ladies pat. leather 3.00 Pumps for 2.4o cr;
Ladies pat. leathern 2.50 Pumps for • 1.98
.: Misses pat. leather 2.00 "Colonials for....,,....:. 10.68
Child's pat: leather 1.35 Colonials for t. 9o' 4-
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An instinctive sermon was delivered t •b
by the Factor Rev, Mr, Ghent, on ' the h+++++++athealesahseeteheteeffeete heelelt3+ii+_€+ +ithaelreete'3e3 3•�F F+leitde'
Special Lot of Girls Shoes for $1,00
Special Lot of Child's Shoes for 75c
Come in and See How Well
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