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7`l3F, "'CLINTON VIdW ERIC,
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'sses andildr
Middy 14Va s
,At B rg-un Prices
Saturday
Sattirday we put on sale five dozen misses and'
-children's Middy Waists at greatly reduced rices,
See our, north Window display.
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25C Children's Sox 18c
Children's Fancy Cotton Sox in lace and fancy
tops, in „all the newest designs, pale blue, tan, brown,
pink, etc,, all sizes, regular. 250, Saturday ]{
Two pairs for,,..,
35c
Summer Parasols Underpriced
.ladies Fancy Parasols, in the latest style handles
andito s ,a
ll this S 3
Baso
nsi
importations, regular $2.00
and $2.2.5,v,alues for 12".
Reg r1ar $1,50 values for
98c
Children's Parasols, regular 250 ' for ;le
New .Fall Suits and Tailored
W,.. gists ecuse just Received
Our special fall purchases
p of Ladies Tailor-
rnacle Suits and French Flannel Waists are,
now in stock. These garments are advanced
New°York styles, and specially made for us
for early fall selling.
11 call at this Store to Insiyect the New
Styles will be Interesting to You
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
• MINOR LOCALS.
Perna ,stock is thriving in the
meadows and pastures, •
rhe shoe r.r,aeufaetures of ' 0T:e-
ari:a decided to advance the of t ,;.,y
of shoes' ten to fifteen per- cent.(n
Serntenzber 1st,
rieIRL PREACHER."
llionday and Tuesdayevening
of this week 14tes, Margueriet Rice,
nem is anuouaeed: as New York
city's famous Broadway Evange-
Inst of national reputation as :the
"Girl Preacher" and with press
notices about amile long, haren;g
ued two fair sized audieences on
(everything that was possible to
Lind fault with..
J•B '0
TMOF,.046441..1146.4_17.2160.
gives'longer and snore ep0
complete proteetion, per
dollar ,of cost, than
metal roofing; shingles
or any other ready roof-
ing. With over 300
imitations, Ru -bey -old is
still the best, Made in
3 permanent colors
Red, Brown, Green—
and natural Slate. Look
into it before you decide
on that new roof. so
Sale Canadian Mfrs.
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ROOFING , v"'
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THOS. McfKENZIE,
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.A BUSY SEASON,
Mr. D.1)7,
'Watson,
our popular'
tauetioneeris.:getti�ng his ehare of
rade this season and by his 'win-
,
lng manner and thoroughnessh
has won for himself the eonfidenc
of the Whole community,
"ILYT GIRL HONORED,
Friends of Miss Kate Burr, of
Blyth wilt be pleased to learn that
Ole has been' proclaimed the most
popular young lady in Moose aw,
Sask. The Times, the'leading
newspaper of that town, recently
held a contest to determine the
most popular lady in the place.
Miss Barr has in hese shortestay, in
that city made herself popular and
carried off the prlemier honours,
receiving. in addition to a -three
weeks' trip in. Eastern Canada; and
the United States, a,!pe0o piano.
WILL- ISSUE STA.ivXPS IN ROLLS.
The' post office department has
agreed to issue stamps in lone and
two -cent deinonstrations ie the
form of rolls ,as well asinsheet
form. There will be 600 Ina/loll
and an eatea charge of six cents
per roll will be Made to coves thhe
cost of ananufacture. This will
prove agreat boon` toIndustri,'a]
terms both as regaride to saving of
time : and the prevention of pg.,
fering. ,The /action of the :depart-
ment is due to repeated repriei
sentations made by the .Canaidiain.
Manufacturers' Association. The
new rolls
will be available l a astable about
the first of September.
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• Oniug to the town hall being our
e ♦ gaged for T'nursday everting the
L�+'C . L<n,nd will give thele open .r
girt on Pied ay eveiniiug;
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NEW AUTO ✓ .;..; e l l.e, .l.,p.i:•{+lee naee.eiel. eeel .l.
ii'.Ir. Wesley Wnll:er.n'as in :Loin- a
clop, on Wedxesday S.n'd ret iLnod l CLINTON '11SAREETS'
with a new auto.
.l. Hogs
BASEBALL, -
A baseball Match will be played
here in. Friday evenihng botwee(n
Myth a;ncl Clinton: Be sere.and be
do hence '
CAUGHT A CANARY.
Last./Thursday ast.'Thursday afternoon M. R.
Marshall bec-acne the owner of -• a
young :canary when it flew tete ells
stare.
PALL FAIR DATES.
The Citizens Band has been en-
gaged Blyth Fall Pair and .the
.Buss -els` Fall Reit' Dirfee/toee.ea/ e
also asking teems. for their Show.
SOLD HOUSE.
Dr, Agnew disposed of his brick
house to Mr, W,;J.Stevenson, who
has been Jiving, in alt for the past
couple of years.
SUCCESSFUL AT EXAMS..
Miss S.J. Baker, a former; C, C. I.
teacher, was sueceslsful in her ex-
ams as Commercial "Speciatet, Her
many friends here well be glad eo
hear of:her'success,
ATTENDED FUNERAL.
On Saturday last Mr. Eli noulte-
bauer attended the funeral of this
brother-ini'law, the late Mee John
Scherer who died in Caattiek town, -
ship
an Thursday morning last at
the age of 78 years, four months
end 7.days, The funeral was held
on. Saturday ,and in;terenebnt wan
made at the Lutheran cemetery in
Carrick township.
CLEANED `UP AT THE REGATTA
Mies Madge Yates cleaned, up
nearly all the' first prizes at elm
summer regatta held at Oliphawit.
last week, taking first nn the dou-
ble and single sculls, and 'double
and single canoe, and mixed canoe,
also took threeseconds.' Thies i•s,a
good record fora give who lives in-
land and has isle practice except
when she gets to camp each year.
AID TO' WATCH HIM: . ..
After. being subjected to a severe
lecture on the part of' Magistriate.
Morton of 1Vingharn, Roy Tinley
and his cousin Russell, who were
token in charg'e ,for crluelly beat-'
ing a horse, in the course :of a thrlee
hours' reckless drove all over the
country, was allowed to goon
Thursday. 'Yung Finley,hoWever,
has been alcharge aced in h
1c a
r e o In-
spector f
s ector
p Elliott, of Uoderich, who
will act in the interests of the
Children's Aid Society,
NIBS L1I, I.IAF FRAS r R
APPOINTED,
It a meeting of the doderich
Collegiate Institute 't'rus'tee boaleet
several applications were receivt�a
'ter the nnos,tign .f Coral rc..,I
rnecaaiiac, made vacant by there-
signation of Donald Clark, The
appoinlenent of Mies Lebo,. B,
Fraser was aceeptecl, the salary be -
rug fixed at $10.10 lslrss Fraser se
a Goderich young lady of first-rate
ability, who has been ontfne staff.
e' ',r the Clinton Collegiate :Inatithete
e '.1 commercial specialist slime New'
Year's,
OUR SPECIALS [OR A[,i. Mil WEER
Roofing and Roofing Paint
Now is the time to prepare
your roofs for the fall rains
Brantford, Roofing, the roofing of quality, •is made from
the best wool felt, saturated and coated under a new pro
cess, with asphalt
Resists the action of vapor, acids and fire. Not affected by
'heat or cold. A thoroughly. reliable roof, and any one can
lay it without special tools, ,Full directions, also Special
roofing nails and liquid cement with each roll
Erentfbrd Roofing,. regular 55.50 for_ • $2.25
.Mohawk Roofing, regular 1.75 for155
Amatt te Roofing, • regular 250tor..., . 2,15
Lonester,Rooffng, suitable for chicken houses,.1,50 1,25
For old roofs uee Carbon Elastic 'Barn, Bridge and Roof
P'eirat, regular 755 per gallon, for 65o
Don't leave the job too late, it wants warm weather
to make the best job.
These Prices are (hoot 'f'€tr MP, Next Week
fIFIRLYIND
Stoves, Hardware and -Novelties
riIE BEV? N WINNERS,
The prizes Stere -awarded to the
competitors in the Oat Field Crop
Wider the auspices of the Agrieul-
tur ai Society; by Wilson Black of
Barrie, as felines -First,: D. Laid-
law, Morris ; 2nd, Gray Brother s
Huliett; gird, W. McGowan, East
Wawanosh; 4th, Jae, Snell, Huilett;.
6th R, B. McGowan, East Wawa,
t,osh; 6th J. B. Tierney, East Wa-
wanosh; 7th A. W. Sloan, Morris,.
Some of the fields were .extra
good,
.AWAY TO EXETER. '
Four rinks of ;Clinton; bowlers'
'went to Exeter ..to take part tine
bowling tournament there elnfd the
games played by them up to press'
tune sere
TROPHY.
Preliminary.,
Dowding,' 9 'Bowden, ,Exeter, 18
Tayloa', 14 Teianan, Dashwood, t.6
I+imat Round,
Hoover won, Meyers, St.Marys, def.
Stevenson 9 McDowell, Heneall 15
Second Round'
o e
'F.io v r 14, .Stet enson, London, 4.7
SOUTH HURON TROPHY.
First Round
Dowding 16, /Burden, Exeter, 13
Taylor 14 lMeDonald, Mitchell, 19
Second Round.
Dowding 7 Laing, Ridgetown, 17
Stevenson 16 Crawford,Wiinigham 10
More Manor For
Nuran County
WONDERFUL SHOOTING BY A
I4-YEAR•OLD BOY
Made Eight Consecutive Bulls -
Eyes at the Long Branch
Ranges
At the Ontario Rifle Assoc-
iation matches at Toronto on
Tuesday a remarkable record
was made.
A boy nailed 1Jischer, from
Dungannon, aged 14, made
eight straight bulls eyes, in an
extra series, at 800 yards.
8.15
Butter 20-21 4.
1' . tEheat s 23-24 4 `te
4'
a 1.00
•. ;: Peas . ..., . 05 4.
,i, oats" .. 50
+ Barley 70
Shorts$ 3,00
el Bfian 52'1,00
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••i IIA�1D GPT,
iii .S. :lu'r, the popular 'geocer
33.4 tinieri:runatcli had his left bane
,r, badly cut this week /with glass, nee
.. hating several stpichee.
4' A ROWELL OA.NDIDATE•
John Jayne' of _Lutltnow, wbo re -
Gently, //seepage the .Presie(eucy of the
North Hutton Conservative Associa•
tionehas endorsed 31s, Rowell, leader
of the Libernl party in the Province
of Ontario lir, Sun t. has the ober of
several constituencies asiaRowell can
dilate; and it appears that public
opiniail will force bine into being a
candidateToe Parliament.
NOT ACCEPTING.
Miss Sadie Cowan, the effieleni
and obliging telegraph operator)
off the C,Pet has received a very
tempting' offer from Moose Jaw.
as private operator of the general
t.uperinito:ndent, Mr. Taylor, of C.
P.R. We are pleased to learn that
Miss Cowan will not accept et
present, not wishing do go so ear
tram her home in Detrloit.
MOVED TO KINCARDINE.
Mr, Dodds :Holloway, the popular
accountant of the local. branch, .p1
the Royal al
Bank, has 'been trabi:s-1
ferr'ed to the Kiln�ear•,dine 1Bianeh.
Dodds 'entered the service o1 the
bank,, here ,three and a half iyeale
ago and has made Tepid progress.
He has proved lnianself capable aryl
obliging (and the patrons of the
bank all express reglrlet at hisre-
moval, He will be suceeede,c1 by
Mr. 11. MacGregoir of Kincardine,
D1ED IN TORONTO.
TheBrussels Post of last week had
the fciliewing local: -Intimation was
received on Wednesday afternoon
that Mrs, Eupbeinia Harriett Wright,
mother to hers, (0n)Graham, bate of
Brussels, had answered the roll call of
the skies on Tuesday at the royal old
age of 00 years. The funeral will take
place from the G, T. It, depot, Brus.
sets. on arrival of the afternoon, train
at 150, Friday and interment made in
Brussels cemetery. Mrs. Wright was
marvellously bright and active for a
person of her advanced wears, She
had many friends in Brussels and
locality,
A NARRO \V ES,C A;PE,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cluff; of Strat-
ford, who are spending the sum-
mer in Huron Gxlove, Bayfield had
narrow arrow escape on Mondayy last.
illy. and Man Cluff were driving; to
town and just as they approaichectl
the overhead railway badge their,
horse became frightened at the.
approaching train and hurled them
into the ditch, leortunatelyn.elther
Mr. C, '
uff
were er
eini
injured bee
yond being badly shaken uta The
horse ran for some distance Sud
was finally caught by Me. Alex.
Innis. The reverend geetleman is
a brother of 51r, R. J, Chuff of town,
.PUTTING ON'A COMIC OPERA.
Vernal.the Jacksonville, tea.,
Metropols,' of August --14, we,: stipp
the following which refers to a well
known Clian,to'n iady in the person
of :tars. Flumphrey's ;—"The Pirates
aten,'
L
ant:C —
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1 loversf
o comie.
opera will be glad to know that the
rroliminary ar.iangenncents for this
production rare almost completed.
hJi's. I-loward Humphreys, the well-
known and highly capablernusic'an
willl hate :full charge of the pro;
duction •of the opera, which insures
a fine peiteormance. The cast and
choruses ,have been tsecnred fr).m
the ranks of many of our best
musicians, and will. number over
fifty voices assisted by an excel
lent orchestra of ten pieces. The
opera will be handsomely staged.
costumes being , eeeureclfeom New
CREDITABLE TO ANY !IAN.
The ttrussels Post says—Last
Sabbath Rev. Mr. Greene of Clinton.
preached two excellent d,seoursea
in the Metthbdist church here
taking as his subjects "Jacobi and
the "rower of the Gospel;" vesper-.
tively. Althoughthe reverend
gentleman le in 79th Bear, 54 of
whiieh he has been preachuiig, No
one would ever know it by his ser-
mons as they are clearly deliverledl,
are practuical expesiti.ons of the
Truth and have a "go" about them
that would be creditable inarty
nnao's palanniest days, Rev. Mr.
(x �e, :
r e.ne :will preach next'Sabbath
•also,
LEGAL QUERIES.
Saturday's Mail ei Empire had
the following legal 'question ;-e-
M.
-31 N.1„ Clinton -Qu, --A _husbannd
forsakes his wife and child and she
is obliged to go back to her parents
Can hereturn to the povinee end
lake the ,child from its grandfather
and grandmether9 (9). ref he is ale..
lowed to take the child, must -'he
pay for the years they have taken
Bareof it, and how much wills the
court allow? Ans.—(1).Tine hue -
tared has'tno right to tale the child
i''y force, If the grandparents re-
fuse • to give it up he will have to
make an application to the court
and the court will:then consider
what is most beneficiial for the
child: If, h
f e child` is nenaig pro-
perly c: -eel \fok by the ginland-
r/ar•ents, t le court. will not allow,
10 to be taken from thein unless the
father can produce yore, clear evie
dente that he will take ec uallylas
good care of it as it now receiv-
ing. All proeeedings " for the tre-
c children' oveiy o f chi digin are uaualla . * eq -
m
tnenced by a writ of "habeas cor-
nus," Ae applicet•on must beniade
tothe court for the gilt ie the
first instance,- and then when the
child is brought :before the count
the whole evidence on both slides
will betaken and the judge will
snake ant order, Be Weather/el,
IO
LR.> 542, In Ferguson,
k P. R„ 556. The
court refused to
take the child out of the cusitody
of its grandparents, notwith-
standing tine undoubted right of
the father.( 2), The custody of the'
child has nothing to clo with the
Inability of the father to the grand -
Parents for maintaining it, :If the
father. refuses ,to pay for'the main-
tenance of his child, the grand-
parents can 'a
r r due hien, and eats re-
cover jutggement for the amount,
whether they retain the child or;
e, t
n it O it Babel-,
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AlinOililee pr
Having opened nt a bakery.
I am lnrep•ared to supply all.
demands iq
Brew], Cakes and eltolue•ntadc
Candy.
Once you try Our llouae.nuade
Bread you will use no Other
all orders delivered promptly.
CHAS, :CONNE
First store north Grigg'a.Jewelery;
Cold
Weather
Will Soon Be Here
How About
Your Furnace ?
Don't you think it would be
wiseto let us. instal one of our
Celebrated Ileela Furnaces
or overhaul your all one
PLUMBING
in all its, branches
Tinsmithing and Repairing
of all kinds Promptly
Attended to.
Sheet Iron Work
Of All, Kinds
Shop Over R. Rowland's
Hardware Store,
Phoria 53.
Thos. H awki
ns
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• Look about you and see p
• how trained brrainsi win fbet- •
O ter salaries than teethed rause g
• ,ales. We ,train young amen •
and women, to use their brains 2
• imi business. They . 'succeed. •
• Why net you? Will you write •
•• for a copy of pur rnew ;cater:. 2
logue? It will interest you •
• if you want to get ahead. •
• Fall term from August Mb. -
•• Address, Shaw's Schools, Tir- 5
• onto, Ont. W. H. Shaw, Pres-
et • ,dent, Yonge & Gerrard Ste.
York, anal everything; points to a
most successful undertaking. The
Production will be given inder'the
auspices, and for the benefit of
the Springfield ltniarovettient Asso
enation, and will be under the pat-
ronage of mnany of the best knowersatiety leaders la tine city. Re-
hearsals will begin" the first week'
in September,
ADDRESS AND PRESENTiATI0N,
At Stratford on' Aug,13, 'thfe em-
ployees of the ,Globe -Wernicke Co.,:
presented Ur, Cherries .OLivei', a
fellow employee and an old'Clintoln
Loy who wa,s recently.;rnarried with
a set 'a d5ners and the following
address ;-
-Mo. Oharleg Oliver, Stratford,Onft.
Dear Mr.Oliver,—As fellow em-
ployees ofitho ,Globe Wernicke Co,
we take this opportunity and
means upon the happy event of
your marriage, of wishing you'and'
Mrs. Oliver every long and joyous
married life and ftoshow our rap-
preeiation' of the good fellowship
Which exists between you and your
fellow employees, we wash you : to
accept this set el dimers amdltrujst
they will be a reminder to ,both yon
and Mrs, Oliver in the future of this
happy oIecaeio+aland of /the pleasure
we
e ,tgakeood ini whishbitgsfngof life.yogi both ale
th`bhwn
Signed on behalf of the employes
AS,OTFIERS SEE HER.
Monday and Tuesday evene'ngs of
this . week, the girl preacheat Mrs,
Marguerita Rice, of New York
City, entertf ' ed large catowds on
the .Moieties ETElt eormer, She 8
suite .en eloquent •' speaker, ex-
pressing her views in a slangy,
egotistical manner. Churches said
church -goers have very little lav-
or In the eyes of Mrs. Rice. In east
we heaed her seemari., coaiceriniinfg
church m,embaers, "Some of them
are good --so good that they are
good, for• motheng.l' _ Fearinlg that
slue was eefereinfg to us, wem:oved(
en and so lcal»unot /report ben'fser-i.
.non in full. ' We tense, t.hough,lthet
1' hen, inn the winter, our eslader>s
are go8sipieg about Mrs. Rice (es
she assuired us they woulCIL. they
may decide that her visit hero
was a benefit to the 'town. Cer-
tainly, judging from the amount of
the collection given 'Monday even-
ing it was no benefit to the lady—
financially at least,—Coon,
1"LMA AND .GREY TOWNSFIIFS
OLD BOYS ASCE-UNION,
A'n.Elena.. and Grey Township .01d
Bet's Re',hrtioni wilt be held oi?tSept
let and end, under the auspices oil
the lin:On Methodist ,clan rein, on
the fart* of Mr. Wiu, l'vhite'field,
con. 12, Township , of Grey On
annday, Sept, le+, there' wile be.
three large lout-oe-door servicee,'
When three old boys will l>reacb,
At 10 eon. Rev. R. J. McCoannick,c
A, sof Bohn :esvine , At 3 p.m, Rev.
E, 'Hunter o;f. Deege nou •e,t
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PICTURES THAT
PLEASE-
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Carbons on good brown card mounts, with
black line around picture, giving effect of double
mount,D Sizes, 12x24; 14x24 and 20x24,
PRICES TI-JAT 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 M
ad`tna Boy.
Chtist," "The Gleaner," '+ St, Cecelia,"
"The Last Supper," and others.
If you are interested -in as Superior class of
Pictures at a decidedly advantageous price
we would appreciate your inspection.
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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
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EVERY SHOE MUST GO AT
Now is the time to get your Boots and Shoes
for fall and winter. From now on, terms of sale
will Be STRIeTLY CASH.
Men's regular 85,00 Boots for
,` f 3.50
4.00 Boots for.,,...,.. 2.75
2.50 Boots for 1.50.
4,5o Oxfords (patent,gun
metal, and tan) for .... 3.40
4.00
Shoes
for....
3.00.Shoes'for
2,50 Shoes for
1.75 Shoes for
/.
Weni.ell s reg.
2,75
2.20
7,65
1,25
All our Men's Working:Boots, Boy's, Misses
and Children's Boots at similar reductions,
BIG SPECIAL
Women's Oxfords, Pumps, Strap
Slippers
Children's Slippers of all kinds
AT HALF PRICE
p.iTwitchefl
<MINTON
7.30 Rev, J, F, Knight of Charing
Cross. At each of these services
the pastor will be assisted by _Revs.
E, F, Arms.tron'g, B,A,, B.D,,. of
Chatham; Robert Pearson, B.A., of
Red Deer; H. E. Currie of Watford;
c, C. Keine of Granton, and others
On Sept. 2nd, aronster,field day
rill beheld including fontball.,At-
wood vs. Ethel, baseball, tug-of-
war, races, ete, At 3.30 there will
he a pIalatfoxtn meeting, co,nsiseeee
of addresses by Wm. Proudfooft,
M.F.P., Jas. Bateman, M.P., Ai. lig.
Musgrove, M.P,P•, H. Piorphy, M.
P,, Jae, !Torrance, M.P.P.'visiting
clergymen', local ministers, ol
Y and others. At 5 p.m. scupper
v:'iL1 be served, at 8 o'clock a splen-
did` open-air concert, The -e
ceeds of the union to be in aid of
the
proposed
new Met
bo3iet
church. IMr• J, K. Baker, chairmenn,
of building committee, Rev. D.
Wren, M.A., Pastor,
Mortal Bess Business College
CentrafflosinessColleoe
z9
Stratford, Ont,
Our teachers are all exper-
ienced instructors. Our cour-
ses are better than ever/tend'
the equipment is more pow. -
plate. We do more forouri
graduates than do other eimi-
ilar schools.
Fourteen applications for
trained help were nieeeived
during the .past week, setae
of these offering over $700
We have )three diepartinents
Comhnerci�a;i, Shorthand and
Telegraphy. Write for out•
,free /catalogue and see what
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Extraordinary end of the season prices to
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Lades Tan Oxfords,
TO M.AKN, QUICK SALE WE OFFER
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FOR THE COMING WEEK ALL OUR
$4 . Ladies Tan Oxfords for
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All High Grade Fashionable Shoes.
Get a Pair now and Save' Money,
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FRED JACKSON'S
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