The Clinton New Era, 1912-11-21, Page 8Serge and Panama'
Re fir $5.00
for $338
1'
Twenty-five Ladies Separate Skirts, this season's
style. Just a chance lot picked up for quick selling,.
splendidly made,good quality cloth. All sizes, regu
lar $5.00 for 3,4$
COSSETS
Underpriced for
Saturday
•
Saturday we put on sale two
dozen only. Regular $4.25
and $1.5o Corsets, long hip.
Made of good quality coutil,
in white on''"y, all. sizes
89c
[iCS EeIhe eUs 5C
One hundrid Ladies Leather Belts, assorted
styles; buckles and colors. Regular 25c up to $$1.00
; Choice Saturday for • 5c Each
Uozer 2rown
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
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EDUCATION•
• 0
:THAT PAYS :
• 0
• Is just the kind you •get un-
• der the very ,best conditions
•s at any one of Shaw's Schools
• Toronto— The Central Bust- •
e meas College, the Central Tel 3
w egraph School, and Four City ori
• Branch Business Scheele, ,Our e
•. new curriclum axplain3 the s
e
Practical ' courses given. Write
• •for copy. W,f. Shaw, pre- •
• 'sident, Yonge and Gerrard
w,
Streets, Toronto •
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i.. li.:utatit;o,. t'- ..ceseslis:irefiefe.foric
Notice to After tiSePS
All "Ads," and copy for the
"change of acts" 'roust ,be in
this office not later than
Monday eveuangr of each
week, othertvase thley willbo
too late. If a holiday falls
on Monday the .advertisers
should then. :see that their
coPY is tin on the Saturday be-
fore, as thiis p.Lpe 1 ,roes to
press on, Thursday afternoon
so as to latch certain snails,.
This is,also to your advan-
to ge 'aa it gives you a couple
of days longer to advertise
goods. This rule goes into
force at once.
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CLINTON MARKETS.
'Butter 26.27,
Eggs 29-30,
Hogs $7.60.
'Wheat 85-92,
Oats 35.
Barley 50-60,
Peas 75.
SUBSCRIBE HER_.
The Toronto Liebe, offers its d 7i1y
edition from now "' antis the 1st of
April, 1913, foe'one dollar, Surely'
cheaper trading than this rculd
not be looked 'er :All oldrrs taken'
at the New Era, office,
LOOK AT YOUR. LABEL.
A GOOD SHEPMB1' T, ;?
2VIitcheF Advocate... Messes Town"
ait Case: shipped at,ont twerAy tons
of evaporated a,ltpias'troll-the Mit-
ehell a Evaporator this week to
askatoon, Sask.
THROIJ -}U PULLMAN
6'0 OTTAWA.
..r 'Jhe Grand Trunk Railway eper-
aie a ehro'Ll,h -Pullman Sleeping
Czar (eleetrtc lighteliLo Oittiwa
leaving Toronto 10.45 P. M daily.
Berth reservations teed. full parti-
culars many he secured' from near-
est Grand Treele Agent.
HOW ASOT) T HOCK Pr?
TAX NOTICES
Ouc. more we weizeine ('1 the smil-
ing countenance of Chisel Wheatley as
he I. rims Its our tax no: Lies.
ZURICH I TI D E
AL OI1
,
w th the Jackson
Zurich's deal i
Manulactl ring ('ornpari5 of Clint on
is off so far a, the granting of a.
;tonus is concerned The village
not being incorporat-d, has no aut1i
ority to act,hence no by-law will be
submitted to the people. The town
at
'1 to t o\ver of greet
1 the Council s x
�h Gii (i p g
...n
ing privileges to affected districts
where the grievance's does net af-
fect the whole township, butith4
neither law nor pre coil en Lor giant
ing ebonies.
A Good Breakfast
prepares Iso for your Dan'S Won
Bread and Rolls
From Our Bakery
Insures a good breakfast ev-
ery day and that means good
digestion, good health and
good times for ; ou.
To have every meal a suc-
cess
uc-cess order the pure foods, full
pf wholesome nutriment from
pur natatory : rbakery,
CHAS, CONNER.
Baker and Confectioner
or P Ysenl SpeCIilI$
duns and Rifles
At this time of year when 'taxes
and other liauilities are falling line
\�e are muchn need I
n,•v.
ve h o= 'mo
New Era subscrs*Jr rs could .help us
considerably if tray wound 1-,ok at
the labels on'their papers, and re-
mit at once the am aunt due.
WANTED AT H1:NSALL.
Tiae Hensel!. Insert er car e,—An
effort should be made t:, r ldace
Jackson Pros„ of Clinton to • --art- a
branch factory here. We under-
stand if thirty hands can he seeur
ed. to start with that the Brun " ould
be willing to give tee plain a trial,
OUP. AMERIC.AAN 12EADEB i.
The Clinton New Era like ell oth-
er weekly papers in Canacii is re-
quired by tha Covernrent to pay
care cent a weds postage on papers
sent to United States subscribers or
52 cents a year, consequentl,, a rate
of $1.50 is charged- to our American
subscribers which leaves 99 cents
only to the publisher. The Cana-
dian daily papers are permitted Lo
enter the Unit' d States eithout
postage.
extra P ., e.
A.O.0 W. DOTJLI E ASSES ,ME
Owing to the fact that tLa in-
crease in assessment levied by the
i0.1.1 of'fiecers have been held
up because of an injunction s' cured
by certain member, who objected
to the increase, ' the offi"ars h•.ve
levied, a double ,`ssessntcL,t for the
month of hl tviaher. This, of
coarse, :s simply another means of
accomplishing• tri:-: pureose of tine
officers; which is to secure enough
money to keep the order on a pro-
per basis,in accordaace with their
judgmen..
A SPECIAL OPFrR. •
MILIEMMRI
Bargain Prices for one Week only
,
$
Regular 12,00 double barrel Gun for $ 10.25
Regular
Regular 1rel Oun for... , ... • 00
'7.00 Single bar6 00
R
..:.. 8,
0
Regular 7,00 Rifle for r 0
Regular 6,50 " 5.50
Regular 5,00 "••--• `•
4 00
Regular 3.25 ,r 2.75
Just received a nice fresh stock of Dr. Hess and Olark's Stock
Food, Poultry Panacea, Instant Louse Killer.
Mica Grit and Oyster Shell only $L00 per sack of 100 pounds.
Now is the time that hens need a tonic after moulting. to
make them lay when eggs are scarce. Panacea will do it.
Packages 350 and 85c
Look for Our Chistmas List Next Week
he hockey clubs of other towns
in this locaity ha"e already held
their orgenie:won meeting foi 1912
,
-13 season, but to
ofar Li Clinton
there • lila been nothing doing. If
tl e are to have any of Ceinada's .m -
national gine here :his winter the
tab should ;orgenize early ani at -
ran r.luyenlents he made 'to puta strong
s r n
g
ntette on the ice.
WINGUAM SUBMITS ABYLAW
B0 'WANTBD..;'
At` New Era'`tn learnprrnt '
ing trade, Good wa.ges an I res-
pects •for bright ugy:'ivilb good pub '
lie school education
BALANCE. OF YEAR FRgE,
As aspeial indueeiment to new
subscribers the Nw' Era will be stent
to any addreas in .Canada or the
British Empire until January 1,
1914—over 14months'- for 51 paid
in advance,
SOLD ALL THE CATTLE,
Last Friday afternoon Au-iioneer
Gundry disposed of all the cattle
which were offered for sate atthe
:13 ()fel Norman 11e bazars. The
prices were not high, however.
GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS.
Now, is the time to prepare for
Christmas. 'The hew Era hes taken
advantage of this Ladies luny get
ideas of small articles tomaike by
glancing in ou pages 3 and n of this,
issue. These special features Will
run for gnome weeies
Apress clespecn gives the follow-
ing which refers to our rotai com-
pare"- •— Wingham, .T ov 1(1 —At a
special meeting ul the coulncil held
on Thursday eveniong ar'ange-
ments were made for selling the
waterworks debentures, and also
snlmitling a bylaw for the Jackson
Manufacturing Company, who are
al ranging to place a branch factory
here. Mayor Spetton has 'worked
hard in getting tis!linhc) e, and
deserves great credit.
WHY THE DIFFERENCE.
The Woodstock Sentinel -Review
points .out the e ide difference in
charges made by the Hydro Coin-
nrtssion to Brantford and to other
cities of the district. In 13r'tntford
the Hydro Electric came into • Com-
petition with another cam Orly and
it. contracted for 12+10 horsepower
at. $19,50,., -While for the s :me a-
mount Woodstock was charged
$23.50 per horsep ever, arca the
other cities are -higher still In St.
Marys it. has been found that the
1 Y,ce per horsepower is cot de-
finitely stated in the contract and
the council are paying much more
than they expected.
DYNAMO CURRENTS.
The old system of storage Latter-
ies with which the hell 1 oil phone
Company has . been charging its
seen 0'111" is
National Netvs,�,loe' i Daily edition,
Canada's
t give-wleyn10 a modern dynamo cul-
rent, which, tee officials sa; will
render their intci-ei y lines much
more efficient, a., d :will permit of
lope'
1110
v s 5 U.'e .• n
can er
oldinar • S
stretches of trunk
lr lle3 -Without 111
terruptions now 5o fregner•1y ex-
perienced, At present a "long
talk," is difficult to maintain unin-
terruptedly owing to "stattei and
ind+lction, but with the new system
of using twenty-four volts ,f gen-
erator current this trouble will U0
lnacticaily elitrinaled.
intruding the Saturday Tllustraled
Section, by snail to any uc1 reg: in
Canada (Toronto excepted), 1
ice
l
United
'States or Great Britain, from rate
or receipt of order till April 1s 1913
for one dollar. Tilly great oriel is
`wade in: view of interesting i,twe
to take place du -ing 'hat period.
Besides the sessions of the Domin-
ion Perilamo-et and the Ontario Leg
islature, the war in the Balkans
promises to be of unusual interest,
and the Globe's Special News and
Cable service wid eel hie its rcacl-
to keep abreast, of ih, times Sub-
ecribe at the Ne,v Era office.
A HURON BY-LA\V.
Toronto, Nov. 1•t., --Justice Liddell
in single courtd• - � 1• rd ' 1
,o e
v ,et 1
case re Robertson un olid Township of
Colborne—W., lereucifoot, P C', for
Robertson et al; Cal? Shepley. K
C., for township of al, •u quash a
by-law passed. be respondent town
ship in the County of Huron, 00
April 27 last, to r.1is • $4,540 `u pay
for the cost of co, 5'•.iction and In-
stallation of a,nttin,cip.el telLpI,oue
system. Also to euash a restlotion
passed on same day teat a 1 y -law
be passed providing for payment of
law costs and e epL: ses cin !ccted
therewith. Jndgtnentt That at-
tack fails on all gree ads tauten :end
the motion i, net be dismissed with
costs.
MIN011 LOCALS.
Advertise in The New Era
Patronize the hone merchants
Send the olti 11 wee paper t^vour
friends. It will be appreciated.
Have your sale advertisements
inserted in The New Era it will
I` 011 DOG 0 :6NE13S,
Here is sonheth'ng� that shay be of
interest to dog 0...mars . A recent
Supreme Court- derision outenc err
spansibilities of • oa'nere of dogs,
The deC1q on
was
t C,1se w lore ac -
kora
r e
brought 1, L sever
ha t1 b.:e1 roof
damages from thecame of a dog
that barked and fr'rgllteee 1 the
1'aintif"'s horse. The plail.tifi
was thrown and injure,: and
brought M.S.foi $1.500 damages
The Jury gave hint a veldlet for
the
caner of
cl ale o
• Li t alt
that .u,JU n
deg appealed 10 Inc Sui,ierrucourt
The Supreme Court sustained the
erdiet and Far 1 in stro, g wards
that the owners of .barking and ti -
does dog- are responsible fn•, all
damage caused by such dogs, and
owners keep .them at their own
peril -
THIS COLT SIlO1 LD HIT A
•FAST CLIP.
Four weeks ago there was clropp
ed up on John SWartsi farhn two
miles out of Wir"gham, 12011 that
has the fastest speed inLe'itance
of any It srness horse that was
e\ er foaled in the Dominion of
Coracle.ocious 'oung-
eter is byHal .Jr„ , fast -
'WOMEN'S INSTI'i:1J t E.
Tho Women's Institute 10111 ineelt
at the home of Mrs. Jas. Flynn,
Princess street, cn L'hursday, Nov.
28th at three o'clock sharp. Subject
'Home Amusements' by Mis Cham
hers Melniliers Tease do not for-
get to brifig ar tie,es for eompeltition
COUSIN ,CANDIDATE Ti2R
MAYORALITY.
The Stratford Beacon in announc-
leg the candidates, gives the
name of Aid. John Stevenson, who
ie a cousin of ;Ir '`5 . 'J Ste, enson
c town. Phe eancidete has ue.en
chairman of the finance committee
for the past year,
USING 0UR CRLSHER.
The Blyth Stand trd says -Mr.
G M. Chambers new lies 1he cs•ush-
erut work grin:line" 'ire tele two
• ,rs ofIarnice coa' whici, he has
received into etc, ; e coal. For the
coalfamine
1 magni-
tude
a i-
present a a e n
f i
eeg
tude will b.as`:Lerl, altu•ugn a
number of cars are required to
si,tisfy the demai.d
OUR: READEPS 1'AKE NOT CE.
Any of our friends writing items
for The New lite and com.i,g .town
street at night have been (its they
a to the
tlesl In 1
thiel.} unable to deep
nt,ice. Ou' new letter tit 'p 's lo-
cated under the window. where the
old door used to ,ae—ab,'i1 the
ladle place as the old drop Lex was.
if •they heirs loot: closely `tIry will
see itis under the cement window
sill We are aiwtiyi pieasr•cl to re-
ceive. any item of news but hemem-
her •to sign your name,
NO ANNUAL FEF CHAP•!aLD
Postmasters ('; 1,be frer•uentlY
asked concerllin2, 11.0 'nn al cost
'1: 11 lural mal? boy ther( ore. it
1, well K„ � l]
might that
u, ht
,I to and sC n
.ere is no anneal fee to .pay sol a
I ural mail hue. The first cis` is
, tree da ]ars, This is the only
charge, and bo K's are serve lfrelt
of cost Inc all time, cr a: ]east
as long as the present regulation's
are in fore,: 7 he co alder is na: d
Ly the Go\ c _lmct l one Collor a
year for each year for each box he
aeries, in addition to the a101UUn1 of
l,s
mail contrnci.
.THE' I GGT. KIND OF SHEEP.
It pays to 'keret'. the nest. Last
S he
�• 1c eta 171 .us t
Week Jau SI r
e s
well known sheep breeders ,f Dui -
lett, shipped one of their prize
sheep to the F,pelireman: 1 lam et
Washington, D.C. This sale was
made at the Toronto Fair along
•lith foto` o hers 'chic b, the Stock
iaeedels .5500., 01 Q,hebeo purchas-
ed Quebec.
t
o r form at to te.
and took t the f l l
Pd.711 .O
The £fist prize winner at Ottawa
shdwn by James H. Seel], wee sold
and recently sent to Whitewood,
rskatchewan, Mr. James
Snell leaves for Chicago shortly to
judge the Lei::ester S'hey.p at the
Fat Stock Show, wineh commences
on Nov 20th, and closes Der, 7th
This is hie fourth season as judge
and lie directors know he is 'an
authority on the sheep question.
d 1 TCI u. 13 11N TOII)RT.Lr1i'D,
MAIIoE, 'POP. -SAILING S, S
r
' 1 EUTONIC," DEC41IY..]R 14 i 1"i
For aeeernei Ltion of passengers
i This n ec sailing i+, the While Star-Dumin-
pay you. B o 03 t1 e fest ran Line St,-a'osliip "Teulom ''hang
Wo would ask u'7rcorrespop,dents ett pacingstallion ever fueled in poi Incl, �1Ta;ne:, il',ra 'i 1'un
Ilio Grand Tr"•ik aterva • t i.! -un
towed their budgets of anew, re- Canada, and its clam is iso less a ,special train e iisie'ti]ag of Ves'ti-
g;ularly each weer_ Send us 111 the less than Dari:Py Hal 2.091 i, kir led Coaches. Tourist and 1• its'
(news that's worth printing
Dominion Parliament assembles
today, , nefa/rec&st ie •, a rlv�]y
i,stes't mare ever foaled in this -Crass Staudnrl Pullman Sloe ,lobi
ccunti'y, The illustrious } ab5 ars, leaving T' o 'onto itt 1.15 .P 5I ,
T f r' n,brotvn filly, and an the opt, on of Friday Jccetnbh�r 1 tn,. aur:ninz,
session., alocal expert who Dad ihepLivi direct to the Dost;. atPertlani,ara
The New Er+J requests the co lege of seeing Lt1Ii othea clay, 15
teeing there or 9,00 A„PB Decennber
operation of its f, ,ends in making ono of the be,si-.11
t •legs f i•Ith. Berth resp\ alio,rs, tii,kets,
these cotunnns as newsy as possible its kind t'he.t h:,e yrlt al;rearied /tad fall partit.411ser can be as, Harried
Telephone 30, [send post card or Mr. Swarts , who owns tree filly aper 4r.om alearest Grand Trunk: Agent,
drop the items in 'Leltter Box at New 1 0
Eta office.
Cannel pees, unless especially de-
signated heist n.nder new re-
gulations bep$ecatrod from thahar-
vest of the year. in which they are
• anned, and Shall ,be the unripe
peas of the crop of tha'"year. IS
ether p„as are used, it mus be
stated' on me babel, • '
10,0',F HO V+ RS VDTIJIll*i,
From the Brandon ,” parr . we
e •e t
'r•J`c the follownb not r s regmote.
which refers to a brother. of Mrs
Hugh Ross Mr Maxwell was a
visitor here about a year and a
half ago •—A,so,,,,. 011at unique pre -
,Bei dant, Darkey Hata las Name
V' e. newcomer Louise Hal, 10 honor
otitis 10110. Darkey Hal by the
way. will neer be raced 'again
in fact, anew .ing' •'-o her .•wner's
present ' plans, she Will never be
harnessed ag rfn. The mare looks
f;ne at the present time, and itis
Mc S'ivarts' intention to keep her
for breeding purposes.
URGING UNIJY
A circular has been issued to all
the clergy:pelnr of the Cher (1 ,_of
England in;Canada, urging that the
princiPlos o' chrrstian u1l!''v be,
recognized by their chi -arch in.sorne
hectic 1 "form The circular is
�eentation was made at Bandoniirtoflficial, but is;sianed nymany
C'ty Lodge No 6, I.0 0.V., hire of the promineee 0c-ray/meal in the,
h recipient of a past ton shall besoal- t 1 t y
last night. when J. S-'Nlaxwell :was
chur'c'h, It pngge1 t9 that 1egi.s''Ia-
the ecipl . grandio h, 'n he nods
master's jewel on thecompletionwhich would alllow Anglican
of his 27 years' membership ilt,„tlue clergymen to a,lnnt mrnreters of
lodge 'Hehad served in the caps- other denominations into �hepml-
ca•y of grand master ler Manitoba, .pits,' and which a( Add allow coali-
aaskatchewan aid Alberta in 1901, fleet members ol�o.tlier cor,mun-
and was p ast grand representative joins to communicate vn J. r,1411.can
tr th S d lodge in h • n o anion, The sir-
e overelgu gran chute cs o c
rwriter• A E.Dufff, 1) P. A Un-
ion Station, Toronto, Ontarie,.John
ltensford and Soo City Passenger
and Ticker Agarit ph Lie 57. A. 0•
Patterson Stanton Ticket Agent,
holre 35 a,
�t 1110 DEL BATIIR01111I
2902-3 In the first year the Sever culmr says that the meta ir.lt 1. crrti-
e,gn grand lodge ware held in Des (ally opporturc lot Radon watch
Mone lowa, and the seeoi,c1 year will bring about e Closer "relation
in !Baltimore The presentation chip ;between, the db,ueich sof Lig
u'3,s made by P..ci R, E. Cr,"Art swell. ,and and • other lchurches. The
it was in1910 rib at Mr. Maxwell Lambeth C1enferouc'e of 1908, and.
received his veteran's iewel„ have the Synod' of 1.111 passed resole -
rug then completed his 25 years' tion�s'infavor` of unity. The :Edim-
anemhers'hip of the local' lodge, Mr. curgh Conference tail 1911 ,save the,
Mss.o ell has also Proved himself a circular, ryas a to ,anpet call" to the
I o Ory niisefiil citizen in other dir.ec whole church. of ,God on behhabf of
tions" Ahomg "ether publi' posi- 'hriatia,a Unity and itaddi. fitaat in.
%ions heholds the chairman hili of the report of the ,Coium`ssiun orf,
the Brandon) iecuool board,Reis .hurth Unity 11, w'as,staffed that
14 among Brandon,
i 1iL1ly7uedof the Is±rlkrng 'towe,w of Erocesltant
A R N BR
5 olds gc,r.t in %1' disc rfeY� geld is anf eh,un•c'hes in the ir-;e inn fierier wound
tri t d fluvial Ii +f ft�th t he's singlite masslo,nl } •f they would
ex ocrt in grain Lint ens as can be be doubled wrthcut the addition of
Stoves, ar ware an
d d Novelties
dn' ere roan L e ac a f s' i ' t
the . manager off the Western Gan- get. in concert rather has in
F,,cur 'Mills wumpae1y, rivalry.,
Does .ant eget 'hurl' and wealth.
comfort, cleanlhnass, hesj�tl1'ulnese,
and satisfaction can to derived from
am up-to-date Bathroom,
MODERN PLUMBING
is essentia an you ranno e; ; o
particular as to the materials need,
fixtures installed and workmanship
employed if you o' ant to save your-
self needless repair bills, 'For the
best plumbing' talk to us.
Thos.Hawkins
Agent>For The Hondo Furnace
(•Phone ; 53)
o'T, YLber ass ,.
,Previously sold at $1.00, 01.25
and $1`50. for 50c cloth binding
and all pcpular titles, such as
David Harum.
Lords of the North
The Trail 'of '98
The Second Chance
•
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n
The Foreigner
The Doctor
The Prospector
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.
TheW.D. Fair eo.
Often the cheapist-Always the Best
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Selling Out Sale Continues
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another arcgain
A. Special Bargain offered im 1VIen's Gun
Metal and Patent in both button and
a blucher style, in the latest lasts, re
gular $4,50,
Now is the time to purchase your Rubbers for the
coming wet weather, Our stock is now
complete and our
rlie have a special line of Hen's Long
Rubber Boots at $3.50. Just the
tiling icor this weather.
11
For fi;4c00
Will Either Sell the Store or Rent.
Jas0 Twitchell &Son
CLINTON
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en quwriers
FOR,
Walking and Ri:liing Oliver
plows
I. H. C. Gasoline 7ngin;es
McCormick Machinery Pumps
and Windmills. o
ALL KINDS OP REPAIRS
AND EXPERTING.
CALL ON
Miller i.1il e
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Corner of Princes and Albert
• streets.
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' CentralRusinessCollege
Stratford, Ont.
WrLLe for" .he lirge'iree cata-
logue of this school, and you
will learn how You Can Suc-
ceed. It will then rest with
you to decide if You ,Will
Succeed
We are placing students is
potations paying 5100 and
$700 Pe
r ar
un and wehave
many such applications
:for,
help which wecarinat supply.
The best time '.0 e,nttter our
classes is NOW. Write for
our free catalogue at once.
D. lt. McLachlan, Principal.
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Not a medicine 1 But a man's Calfskin
Shoe, built to keep you in good health—
free from colds and rheumatism. A man's
Shoe which willkeep you warm and dry
through all kinds of winter weather.
Tliis shoe isnot an experiment. We
have been selling it for ten years, and
know from experience what it will do. I't
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Get a Pair Now,
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