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just as warm and
those made for
Sellitlg styles
34 to 40,re-
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an sale Monday
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Less than•
PRICE i
Ladies 'Vkr'inter
in. price from $10
year sty;es but
comfortable as l
this season.
as cut, sizes
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of Tapestry,
Rugs,
Hall
We have
in the very
End Squares
Coverings
here will
Prices
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in1o1'm &'RO.•ss,
just passed into stock a complete stock ,
Brussels, Wilton and Axminster Floor
newest designs, also Runners and
to match. If you are needing new
to brighten -up your home for winter
suggest many new . idea's in Floor
• from $$.019 up to $35,00.
Oilcloths, atYs
Floor
a call
Coverings.
We are showing the most complete range of
Wonmen's, Misses and Children's Winter Coats and
Ladi€s Dresses and Two piece Suits it h is ever been
our privilege to display. At.prices t� fit all purses.
We invite you and your friends to call as often as
you please.
oxer
DIRECT
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IMPORTERS, CLINTON
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PATRONIZE HOME
Wen ties anumher
o
changes carrythe
pang a advertising'
occasions werelus'ed
ing at a rate, out
cwn merchants
merchants' who
out of town, and
to Eaton's for
stationery, there
' er.are not deem.,
sideration, and
if even for the satisfaction,
in'g loyal, we were
a good offer, Our
that the person
home trade is the
et ally.
and
get
citizens
wedding
are
in
we
TRADE,
of cur ca-
T Eaten Com
On a number of
this advertis-
of lovalty to our
our town. The
tl,cr_ printing
who send
and other
lake a arum-
,,f much con-
solrietimes doubt
of be-
wise in refusing
cacdid opinion is
who patronizes
best eitlean gen-
HOUSE
the
-m- sent
house
rented
new
week,
Mr
Mricl
street.
-Rev.
into
recently
Pugh,
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NOTES,
Mr, Wallace Aheatly has bought
house on, Albert street atpre-
t occupled by Mrs, Nieke i
Mrs. Nicklo will move into the
on Dunlop street formerly
by Mr. Geo, Cochrane.
Mr, W.Nickle is moving into his ,
home on Towneeshd street this
,,
Mr. P.C.)/ Bristow: a has rented
Rapson's cottage on Josephst,
Mrs Holmes has rented Mr. D.L.
herson's house on Rattenbury
Mr. Wyllie will shortly mese
the house on P.attenbury sl
occupied by Mr. O.W.
Blreael ! Bread P
yj-
Dl=.ead a
The principal part of our diet?
How careful,t hen, we should be
to use only the best and purest
that can be procured,
Conner's Breads
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Are excelled by none. In fact
no other Bread eom.es nearly up
to Conners in queaity. It patio-
fies the taste of the pnost
faatidiois
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"Ads," All Ads,
fl"chanr;e o,
this ' office
Menden
week, otherw,se
;l too lato,
on Monday
should then
copy as i,n on
fore, asthiis
press on,Tbwuday
so as to catch
This *also
tage 'asitgives
of days longer
goode. This
fosse at once
Users
and- copy for the
ads must be in
not later than
evening of each
they wiftl,be
If a holiday falls
the -advertiser',s
see that �thear
the Saturday b0-
:papa goes to
afternoon
certain, malls.
to your advan-
you acouple
-to advertise
rule: goes into
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CHAS,-CONNER,
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1 SpecioIs.
ARE STOVES, RANGES, COAL i -(EATERS,
' WOOD BEATERS, AND COAL OIL HEATERS
We have a complete assortment of of the celebrated
Ha,p51Thciught-Ranges, Pandora Ranges
Welcome, National, _
Canada Steel Range,Etc.
All lin the High Grade Class
The ones to depend on for reliability and durability.
We have alsa•;heaper lines, guaranteed to do good work, only
not so heavy and of course not so durable, as low. inprice as
$25.00, with reservoir and high shelf.
Owing to the Success of our , Bargain Sale of Defective
Granitevvare we have decided to continue a Bargain. table in all lines
of overstock, odds and ends, and defective goods. Everything not
right up to the mark will be put on this table, and marked in plain
figures. This will enable customers to get what they want at small cost
A Roofing Bargain to. Clear Ont _
6 only squares Amatite,, regular $2.50 for ..... .., 1.95 •, P
, regular 1.75 for ....... .. 1.05
5 Mohawk, reg $.
3 -" Lone Star, regular 0125 for' ...... ... 1.00
few allons of genuine Carbon Roofing Paint, ret,. 75e for 60c
A Above roofingis coati lete with ails and cement.
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Stoves,
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Har re and Novelties
Hardware Novelties ,.
V1LriY,OU';a1ELI??
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r th,
drre A:lemts fo
We tivant c ,spd
"taw Frau at every poiat in Ihesur-
oendin,g district not. already, re -
resented, iE`ngoire at the office
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ae ova
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HEY EXPECT
.1Jnder' the heading "Whet May
>&Expected" 'The Brussel .s. Post
at aline that doe;n?t' appeal to
Lie -epee' Inspector JdhSY,ton'
SELL iRINIGERS 'COMING.
The B Il. Rangers woo entertained
ue,A a, large aemonce last Spring will
ie in 1110 town hall nnThursday evening
let. 171b, 'Those tae heard th«u
snow •• bat they are.capahle of doing
aid a first class evening is guaranteed.
a ,BIBLE AND .A DAILY,
The Toronto Daily World offers a
early snheeriseion to that paver and
'new illuminated Bible for $3 SO, The
World pals a simian- book cermet be
mightier less then 05 00 Orders
tray bP ,eft at The New Era Office.
his nIler is epee to October 15th, ar d
is laser.
STAMPS IN BOOK FORM.
The . Qanartien Postoffice de-
partment us rs uiug hooks of
twelve two -cent stamps; at•twenity-
f eee•,n.ts.and ihesehi.Ve Proved
a great convenience to the ptiibl,ic
1vOw, arer?ueet isme?e to h::ve
the Department put abook of 24
one -cent stamps et tae same price.
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AAT MAY BE 'EXPECTED,
Jack Frost.
Rush for ,coal,
Tax Collector,
A fall of snow.
Few more weddings,
Thanksgiving turkey
Municipal candidates.
Slack off in motoring.
More people attend chi:ash.
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Hogs .- $4,so ¢
Egg's.. ° tae to 23c'
.p.". Butter �....:.%, c10 2,•e
Batley
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56e 4.
* Oats
+Oet° 3§c +
•. • Wheat :.80c to 9bc A.
iaPeas ... Vic to Toe 4
Bran,... $1.26
,fit. Shorts .. ... $1.40
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11SEET EIITI�AY' ": ,
'' i 1'1x' Gs,T TJ well naget Ion Erica
'aftehnoonof' this. Weelti at ,5O'clock'
at: tha, honie,of '1.VJ,'ts W'.3 ,llarland,:
ATTENDING CONVENTION.
The teachers of the Publae School
-areatteinding the Convention in
Winghaz4 , Thursday and Frrclay,
MINOR LOCALS. •
Thanksgiving Day the nest pub
]ie holiday.
$1,00 in ,advance , gets the New
Era to Jan. 1st, 1014,
How does the address Sabel on
your paper read?
CHICKEN STEAL1NG,
Chicken stealing has become com
mon in town and many chicken pens
have been robbed.. Last week a
citisen eanght another man ip the
apt .of taking two "of his fine pule
iota and made him "cough up."
NEW ,ORGANIZER,
A.H. Birmingham will be placed
in charge of the Conservative or-
ganization in Ontario " For some
years he has been most successful
as organizer for the party in • Tor-
onto and it 111 uncle; stood he is now
to succeed J. S. Carstairs, who was
organizer for the province. Mr. Bir-
• tca .
migngham's pose; tion will bethat of
organizing secretary and h- i000w
in charge of the i.Cor_servative
campaigns in ' East Middlesex and
orth Waterloo •
READ THE ADS.
,The woman tell ' man•iges the"ex-
penditures for the home can make
ad,reading the mast profitable
work she, dos. The e':1 -•reading•
housewife ,showy RUMNESS AB-
?LITY, She d •, :3 hot me •sly com-
ptain about how expensive, it is
to live—she FINDS OUT HOW TO
a. SS T13r VS:PENSE, The mer
GONE TO LONDON. ;
From the Wa']•erton paper we,
take the following which refers to
an old town boy ,--W, J. Ker, late
of Stephen Bros. staff, on hisleav-
ing for London to take a position it
Oak Hall, was presorted ley the
Woodmen of the World with a
purse of gold, as an expression o0
their good will ."We twill mew' ex
Peet to see W..7 o,t_n;r as he will
bemearer Clinton
LOCAL OPTION Ptil'IT1ON,
,An enthusiastic sleeting of the
Local Option Committee was held
last Thatsday ,night, A strong
committee has been appointed for
the purpose of obtaining signatures
to the petition to be presented to
the town Council, Other coin-
mities have been appointed arid the
general committee will hereafter
meet once a week or oftener if
necessary until the close of the
cahn,paign,
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A PROFOUND IMPRESSION.
It is said that an is, angelist re-
cently told the people of an neigh
boring town that if they wished to
see the newspa eel. man there
converted thei diate payment
mroe IY
their bsci w n vas the
of he eu 2 � s �
filet step to be taken towards the
desired end. That's s a goad, prac ti-
�.
When a min walks
c
aL suggestion 1
Into a printing :aflfie and planks
Gown the cash for ten or fifteein,
yearsback subscription, 1t.on he's got
genuine dyed-inethe-wool. relig-
ion, and it makes a profound im-
pression on the editor
DO IT NOW, •
' Make, up your mind to patronize
Clinton Library this Fe11 and the
coming Winter. There is a splendid
an ay of,bool:s or. tis shel'+es, the
hest daily papers and magazines
ere on the tables of the reading
room Inc your, use and an obliging
and attentive Librarian is rtady,to
reader every assistance to ,supply
yourneeds according toyour
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clue e e of subjects selected 'for our
course, What a fine thing it would
1 e in .the corning silt months to
mark' out one or more programs of
literature to be read, mearing plea
su'e and profit tithe person or
the home where wisdom is shown
in the selection,
l\fIN.OR LOCALS.
The Bell Ringers to -night —Hear
them.
Have you tried the new fountain
on the midway?
Stave you renewed your subscript
ion to the New Era,
Thio is the time et year when
ladies require visaing cards, We
can (supply yon with a nice,,
neat card, ;on sr.'ardent notice at
the New Bra office.
Here's what outsiders think of
our Band. The Liussels Post of
is et week says ;—Clinton Bra -se Band.
arrived in, good. time Friday fore-
noon and put on a fine program on
the street and at the Exhibition
Park, They will be w'elbomje back...
Clinton Band played splendidly and
were very willing. The boys came
over Joan auto truck.
IT'S BUILT UT' EATON'S
'What has built up',Eaton? Ad-
vertising! ,Thi.y advert'se` all
the tune, in every way„ they keep
the name of the store alw; ”3 be-
fore the public By their news-
paper advertisements and their
catalogues they tell the people
what they, have and what it coots.
The result is that they get the,busi
peas whine othe. uierchan-s who do
not keep pounding away at Lottua
the' people know abnest ther,arel'ett
waiting for customers that never
come, ,The .local march all t—the man
right at your own door—may ,he
al,Le to give -better goods at lower
krices, rhut how are the buyers to
now unless, he tells them. Batons
snake it easy for people to buy from
them,, while too many' merchants,
bile= to.bedoing their best to make,
t•
i hard: Arid !man is prone to fol-
low* the line of lutist resistance, to
make the easiest \way. The moral
then is,t viofo1dl Citizens. have
faith in your town, and help to 'in
pro'v$ Boy keeping your .money i•
elicitation within the community.
Merchants, have faith in your town
and in your dpeople
Y »s'goo s. Let the B ple
know what you Dave, '((show them,
what they gain by dealing with
yeti thus helping to improve the
to tr s s J ' yotur owfl buAinesli .by
tgc icing bwyere to buy; At boimca
CHILDREN'S AW SOCIETY.
O1,intou Branch of • Ctildi•c1n's Aid
Society held a meeting in the Coven-
ell. Chamber on ''.l'ueacday,'evaid •
D'
in theabsence �f the I i e
ewdut
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aft. 3.Hartiet • Rev PIr. Allis, one`
of the 'vice nr ceidents took the,
chair, A number of membcre of
the e:ceeutive from each of the
''s
cv-
eraL churches in fawn and others
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were present.1Ir.Elliott, anat
• atlrees, 'descria.ed the working of
the society and told of some of the
work he, las ep,:sty ofaicer, Had'
done. $35 00 was t ri.ed ,to the
county work iron! Ciiaton branch„
chant who assn nes that you do
not read advertising pays you the
poorest of co,u'linrents. fie as-
sumes that you do not know either
values or styles --that you shop
ignorantly. When vuu adopt the
rue of watching the ads. and of
learning about valae 9, yen will
make most of your purchases at
the LIVE STORES— the steres that
make it pay you ti read their ads.
CLOSE CALL. •
Last Sunday afternoon es Mrs.
George Brown, of Brussels, was
crossing the footbridge over the
Maitland, near the oid flax null
property, intending to call on a
friend, she felt amovement in the
bridge and grasping the wire run-
ning along the structure to steady
heseli the wire gave way and she
was precipitated into the rapid run
ning stream. George Thomson was
near by and rushed Lo her rescue
she was
a lit her before ]
and c u �
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taken, very far by the eurreet, Mrs,
Brown suffered a number of bruises
in addition to the drenching and
was confined to Led for a few days
sir Thomson did not e:seape en-
tirely unscathed, lied he not been
close at hand the result might
hate been serious if not fatal as
the fall gave Mrs Brown, quite a
shock. The lady is mother of Mrs.
J. Leslie Kerr.
TEMPERANCE F IEI :?1 DAY,
Nearly all the pulpits of the
County will be filled by represent-
atives of the Dominion Allianee on
Sunday next 012 the occasion of the
annual field clay, Rev Dr, Abraham
of Toronto and Rev. Ben,II3. Spence
of Toronto will be in Clinton and
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Stt:nbur•v
alto :Master Douglas ,
of Toronto, the celebrated boy
singer. Dr Abraham, will speak in
the Presbyterian church in the
morning and Wesley Methodist at
night. Rev. B H, Spence will speak
in Ontario street Methodist in the
morning and the Baptist church at
night and Douglas Stanbury will
sing in each of the four churches;
There will also bea monster Mass
Meeting in the Town Hall in the af-
ternoon to be addressed by the two
representatives from Toronto and
Master Stanbury will sing. The
public are invited to these services.
A SURPRISE PARTY,
A surprise parry was given to
Mr. and Mrs, S Hawke, at the home
of Mr. 'rhos. Trick, Last Thursday
evening, by the Ladies of Ontario
Street Methodist Church. The first
part of the evening being s7acht in
games and music, lunch being
served about ten o'clock, after
which (Rev, Mrs, Allnread
the
address, and: Mrs, Trick presented
ted
:Mrs. Hawke with a very handsome
damask tablecic,th and napkins,
}leo a, small token of remembrance.
for Mr. Hawke, both of, which Mrs.
Hawke very ally replied to. ,Then
all jolted in sipilging "Blest he the
ties that bind." Bellowing was
the address ;—Dear Mrs. 'Hawke
Though we feel very great regret
at the thought of your departure
from ;Clinton we would not ,fail to
assure you of our. interest in your
welfare amid our hope that you, will
be of the same' ,servi.ce,to the
churches to wh i ltd, you go as you
have Peen with ue.'.We ahall not
forget you nor your constant „de-
votion to the work of the church in
this place dNring your :many years
'amongst tir,, We do not doubt that
.Providence has indicated. to you rad
your good itusbandthat the way Of
duty lies *the direction 05 Orefield
of service -to which you are going.
And it is our earnest wish that in
the home sonic toy w'i11 eo0ieto you.
bots} that Will be sone Compensat-
ion for the saeri1ice you are mak
in,g . The friendships formed here'
will not soon be forgotten and as.
you ggof rem. us you will • go with
our •deepest respect arrd good Will.
After thirty •hosrs' engazement
the Montenegrins captrrr,ed the
sreond Turkish position, a<,munand-
lug the road tol.:utari.°
• ;The. Nobc1 prize for !medical re-,
,search was awarded,tn,a French
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elan; Dr, ' Oarrel • of the
As . Busy Eyes see It All,
WHOLE EARTH IN SIGHT .,
Canada, the Empire and the World
in General Cut Down to's,
Colurn,i.
Sir Charles Moss, Chief 3t,etiee•ol
the Court of Appeals, diel in, his
peveinty-third year,
Rev, P. IM. MacDonald is reeler-m-
ing
eelr n-ing the pail tor:nte of 'Cow Avenwa
Presbyterian Churl. Toronto, to
join the staff of The Westminster•,
The 'new West China IJui,tn Uni-
versity will cot $Fo0.000, and $25 -
000 has been offered by an Ednon.,
ton Methodist.
Presbyterians will build a number
ni new churches in Toronto to cost
1411003000. •
An injunction t +,s issued to re -
'strain A. 0 IR W.from putting tho
new rates into force.
Dominic Fallon, father of Bishop
Fallon, died at Cornwall aged
seveinty-Islelvan. •
A fifteen -year -'old soil of Walter
Woods, a farmer, was accidently
shot when coon-laulntixig,
Henry Johnston, who died at
.Atkinson, Prontenae county, was
reported to have ,been one hundred
and five years of age.
James Coe of Barry's Flats has
not been seen since Friday evening,
when he was at a hotel. in Ban-
croft, about to leave for home after
attending the fair. He had con-
siclerbly :money and foul play is
suspected.
A witness implicated es -Lieut,
Becker in the murder 'conspiracy
against the gambler Rosenthal.
Austia-Hungary is making ex-
tensvie wartlike' preparations that
(r oint to possitie international
rupture over the Balkan situation.
A heated debate in the British
Commonse a�•r ' the i g ung t e Marconi
contract led to the appointment of
committee of inquiry to investi-
gate allegations of corruption
against Minister-,
Cooke's Church Toronto, ex-
tended a call t Rev. John McNeil
of Liverpool.
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The freshmen and s rphomores of
Victoria College Toronto, engaged
;0 a three hours' Scrap.
Home mission and stipends
s n w r o 11 ..t2 rends
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wereidered on bytheSynod c s Sy o of
Toronto and Kinuceton,
An'nonpzeement was made that
Hydro power rates in the Niagara
district would bered+ieed on Nov, 1,
The report of the Iv]odical. Health
Officer at Toronto, stated that
thousands of pounds of diseased
fish had been confiscated.
James Doble, a conurtetor, was
fatally injured by the collapse of a
I chimney at the old Parkdale Bap-
tist Church Toronto,
Sir Loner Gonin, passing throagh
I 'Toronto on his way from the west,
I predicted the return of the Liberal
party to power at Ottawa,
Ilir, Justice L ttchiord strongly
onclelm;ned the placing of weak-
minded in jails,
Scenes of great enthusiasm were
witnessed in Chicago on the de-
parture of Greeks to join the colors
at home.
ONE LOOK
l••y a (skilled mechanic will assure
him that every joint ;s properly
:Wade, every connOctiun accurately
fitted. A glance will convince the
average hou;sekeeper of the attrac-
tive appearance and neat finish of
OUR PLUMBING -
,Other foatni•os that V.ill. sppoal to
everybody are the convenient fix-
tures, cleanly appearance and ar-
tistic designing, V by not hoe the
pinannibing in your house modern?
GET OUR ESTI?+IAT.Sti1,
Thos. Hawkins
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EDUCATION .
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+e Is just the kind' you get un- •
•der the very best cor.drtions
• at an dee of Shaw a Schools•
• Toronto— The Central Bann- •
▪ mess College) tfe Central Tel-' •
• egraph School, azed"Four .City
_, Branch Bush!ese Seboole.•Our
• - mew curricRtm explains ,the
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• ▪ practical courses 'v , gr e. , Write
in for a copy. W.E. Shaw', pre-
• 'sident, Yonge and Gerrard
Streets,'Toronto, •
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Previously sold at $1.00, *1.25
and $1.50„ for a:
50c 1atlllbnid binding
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andvol li
at ',ovular ar titles, such as ,.
David Harum The Foreigner
Lords of the North The Doctor
The Trail of '98 T,he Prospector'
The Second Chance The Man from Glengary
Sowing Seeds in Danny Glengary School Days
Rose in the Ring Sky Pilot
Black Rock The Frontiersman
Mrs, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.
Tie '• Do j air Co.
Often the cheapest --Always the Best
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We have just received the balance of an.
order that we placed Iast winter for Rub-
bers, which will be sold at old prices before'
the advance.
such as
A Special Bargain
A special bargain offered is Gun Metal
Button Shoes for ladies, which were
marked at $J.$O for' •
2.85
Will Either Sell the Store or Reat.
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L.lNTON
Read asters
FOR
Walking and Riding Qlcver
plows
I. H, C, Gasoline Engines
McCormick Machinery Pumps
and Windmills,
ALL KINDS n)F REPAIRS
AND EKPERTING,
CALL ON
Mei' aC tittle
Corner 'of Princes and Albert.
streets.
WILL -YOU
a
Cealtl•ot1RllsinessColleg e
Stratford, Ont.
Write for '-he large free cata-
logue of this school, and you
will learn how You Can Suc-
ceed, It will then rest with
you to decide it You iWili
Succeed
We are placing students in
position:, paying- $500 and
$700 per annuua and we have
many such applications • for
help which we cannot supply.
The best time '_o enter our
classes lie NOW. Write for
our free catalogue at once.
D.
A. 1McLachlan, Principal.
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To those who want the pick of the finest
looking, best wearing, shoes produced
this season, we say
seOME EARLY THE NEW
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If you are one of the tnany who look to us
to supply your shoe needs for the coming
season, with something distinctive—En-
tirely different than ordinary—Lome and
make your selection right now.
We want your business, not only for to -day, but
for all future time: -Try us once and you will not
desert us, We guarantee everything we sell to
tisfactor service' at, the price you pay, and
give se' y y P Y
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