The Huron Expositor, 1916-01-14, Page 8f
•r
oken Promise
' 1 would li a ai a ofyour
pictures ever s+ . b: •L .hav,
met any of myself at- present to,
exchange but expect tcnhave
some taken soon and then
will remember you,"
Nowbe honest, to ,how many
people have you ;told this old,
old story?
Count them up carefully, they
come in %aad get enough photos
to square yourrelf.
Fel 's Studzo
Seaford)
Dzstrtierit *ITT:
Jeweler and Optician.
ismer Marriage Licenses
James atson
Seasral Fire, Life and Accident 'Baur-
) ` 'ince Agent, Real Estate and
Loan 'Agent. InsUrance on ell
kinds of property effeeed atf the
/tweet ratw.
Dealer an New Raymond, White and
New Rome Severing Machinea and
National Cream Separators.
at fell supply of sewing machine
needles, attacluntnts, oil and re-
pairs always in stock.
•
•
REMEMBER .1
OR,N
Also Furriei•
The Only Born in Se'aforth
Wint?,r Term from January 3
StratforeVOnt °aerie's best busi-
ness college, Commerclat Shorthand
and teletaTaphy departments.
Our graduates secure good eicentions
and meet with success. in two days
recently we received fourteen are
plications for trained help. Many of
s these applications we cannot meet.
Some calls offering from 4l4. .per
per annum remains
1Mffiled. Write for free catalogue at
once, it will interest-vou. a A. Mc-
Lachlan, Principal.
CREAN -*ANTED
We ha.ve our Creamery -now in ful
operation- and we want
e highest prices for yolfr cream, pay
you every two weeks, weigh, sample
and test each can of cream carefully
and give you statement, of the same
We also supply can free of charge,
and give you an honest business deal.
Call in anti see us or drop us a'card for
particulars
The Seafotth Creamery
Seaforth Ont
Violin instruction
Mr. Alfred J. Curtis has opened his
studio of music in the Cady Block
posite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
The course commences Monday,
September 13th.
Special courses in violin playing,
and artistic bowing.
Ohateber music; concert and oa
chestra work. will be taught.
Mr. Curtis is a pupil of the renown-
ed Seveik method and will use this
method of instruction,
Terms may be obtained by calling
en Mr. Curtis at his studio.
Logs -and
Heading Bolts
We are .prepared to
pay the highet cash price
for all kinds of logs and
heading bolts, in bush or
delivered in our yard.
Heading bolts to be
cut 20 and 40 inches Jong
Soft elm, r oft maple,'
and beech logs to be cut
I I, 13 and 16 feet long.
Rock elm,hard maple,
white ash and basswood
logs to be cut 10, 12, 14
and 16 foot.
We have in stock and
will sell at the lowest price
No. hemlock lumb-e
anethe best grade Re'
Cedar shingles.
ment Bros
Feaforth
Died' Colorado,
gvet to ca oE. the
AL, Garb,.: which took
o:;Cit r oi:�r do, o
-Clairk posed. a
anniversary of her at
62 years of „age. The
ort# about: '21 yews
ved by :heir! husbe
From a. • sea=1ort1 Bo
—Keep the Reds Cress
They are doing a
every 1" Toemy" kayo
ual with cher Seafte
the home town work
br.tter things and, re
oth.;r cities and: tow
than ,Sb f ,rth, Seaton
hind,
page 2 of this issue ene
series of' articles on. he -
Prendergast. ofathe Tor
School etaffr and .1 rine
forth. They will he if unel,
mend them to the c eful
our readerse.
any Irl '--
,eatf 'Of !
I ac in old
get. : `
ag : thrr'.,25tt !h:tr
riag`u.' Jh
family e
he
p_a._
Ewe'
enjoy
was per,
Sea- ka,gu
a on
-at' the ; ro•nt.- . ing st,
(imp wo kin ; c,? thU
4' at : wor ' at d: cert
't iltl
s itnt # us follow
or anlti di there
rsa; ne sez' ding .st. e,,
-. of: them than HoIn .a
8 i61 uCh anger- . -ili,. S.
h is hey e be- Arch.
i3raw
Coreo
[8 " e 1{ ont ,t�.ree°7
first of a tc '/a
Teat Bud- ..tavish,
hes arti- c:by 'E
r.
'GV Blom f�• D
tach; Nonrlal- iS;1 WI11iatelw
ly : Hosea,
wen
chair a
The V
To
way.
for it
for f
Dither r
rthe r
the
engros
I
Recruiting Meting, A.
:meeting for the new tiro
Will be held in Cardnet S. h
nesday. evening next, Jan
when Judge Barron, o' Str
Col. Combe and the eedeat cl
also he a musical pro ram ' in
Quartette and' others ill take
oi
while' the band 61 the 161s Bat
will alSo be, here dor tha asi
Wirth ecr:ei i
i►e'lslr to tJe
ft
r ,a :+even n
o! ablishtna
or 'eldeilth .an
of ereratiets
e • 1There
several fr.•
try bcIng pre
was rraani e
! : uc was 1
rre nht es
I lia app hintc4,
hr c;• . 'Tilliam
n afeLenn
art Jams
J = cees I}ffrr
C. Inc;
iat R usscll.. '
F ell Sauvaga�,
.1M:eLoan, i.
rt:lnrz ant' -3
y, Alfred Cult
Stn a R:
an CounCilthers_.
is Amen',
A. D.. S
a of the L
re uitin'g
T provide
recnits, tarn
vert flys, alsp
actin _ iLate .
it Irrxrs it
s our boy
th:reon; to TJ
ecr ting reed d
tain visiting :o
Te t in c
rule g: league
can ass for r
corn n1ttees a
ting t to re
.ee't-ngs will b
vent :g to re: 'r
tri -.c appoint }d.
zttte s are re
feu • r dart lof t
acti e recrulte
rep esent .T
s s trance, M
ade been for
It- hips.
irro -1of th
t .,e . Seafort
pa y of recr
in ily +tewo
ce.
oth
vire
Per
nter-
Coro-
al of
liver ting
11 on Wed-
ary lath,
rgy-
moo and, c
ale 11 ote.
part, f, titer
I Int
far
on rney
and was ral c
with Ira- re t
rega ding Id 111
an- segue
aid ; sly
he IP
n-eeting for the formation
above was held in the Salve,
Citadel- last latenday evenin
were present and liatened
teiest to all that was Said
the object and workingi of
itelnto Captain Russell wishes t
nounce tha.t if any parent
care ;for him: to visit the an
plain the move,ment to them, he
he roily too • plea.seel .to do 1.
next meeting is. On Monday Jan
Captain Campbell Hurt.. A able
from England con.veya the ews hat
Captain Warren Carrobell, brilliant
young airman has been se ously iti-
performance of his ditties.- The c ble 1
ed a severe fracture of the leg ,andr
is now confined, to & Landon hospital.
'No serious consequences are. antici;
patcd at present,' the message s tes,
and it is to be dovoutly hoped hat
'the young officer's 'recovery will be
eventually complete: Capt. Campbe 1 le
the son of tittn. land airs. F. A. Ca
11 of 'Mitchell and is well know
any In Seaforth. He has had
rilliant career as an aviator. He
the rirould distinction of a I per
fficiency score, 100 per t., w
ualifying for the British R
lying Corps. He was at on pro
to the post or instruct
be rank of Captain and ha
Ding eolendld 'wOrl.c Tor Id
04011, 1
Died in athe Weste—There
s home in Bethune, Sask.,
mber 26 tio vie who
nown to our many readere
son of Francis Hamilton
Idest. son of Mr. and Mrs.
beaks, of Laird, Algoma.
4-e. moat% of age, when_ take
appatently had before him
and successful life. He --wee
ne of Chatham. Business Coll
orre and position for Ime ,It.
er two years he had b en .1r.a,na
lek in Bethune. About three ye rs
o tie: was ,married iss iertr de
have. of Winnipeg, and -he!' oget er
olitt14 daughter is itNvivt to
his loes. His par nts: ere in
nursing he pas away.
1915.. is
nd friends.
e eye, e r
Marriag
Howe f
land oh
ply to
ran Aca
ions. F
, Seafort
elate, "o
-a11,0
ea . Of # t
e sgcod
iil.= . ,nd
n'g spar.,; to.
-we kna h
ill :,sftiitly
zg Leagu.—A
Council.c am -
last for the
r !ting
the eons der -
tor the•, good;
s a goo' at=
Burr ' und-
t •anid. .•uch
te:dt A. • . re-
ed. and the
centre tion
ecruitin .—
try, 41 W.
, Reeveohn
s, 'Andrew
e, Rev T H.
in, Rev. P.
ley, Rev., 3.
b'lihity--Chas.
John I ac-
A. Wlilog gh-
BeattteH, L.
s,, J. F, Daly
tion-- Mayor'
dent Cle gy,
n H. • Reid,
gland , secy.
ue are' 'l—
ery .posiribje
ntertainro en t
mtuaer, :etc.
agazinee and
To deco ate
cards
ih
ilaeekt-
diers, Am di,
'teflon ith
enrearilvtesa"17 iraaPa--
pro 8S.
on the v -
risible, for
c work, all
einmee4t ler'
t at
ill have as
s as wo d
or the of. Jane
are offering yearfy. s
scriptian p t e
Woman's lV agazin,e (t2 dop es)
One Sp ing. Fash on J3bok
On Free Pattern
Alt for thirty-five cera is
This offer i shade by special ar-
angenient ith the publisher ; nd
is good #or J Unary only.
Monti) 1 fore
on'8 Boo s
eafostb
Window Sh es and Picture Frames
Agents . for env Idea I oc 1r'a,tterns
county, hi, netired fr_oir, active
service, but f its mall rob t; both
hastrilkettcen. Ofeatpre etlitiluerligitoo4teorualitri. onie lir)
10004 toed t qth, in little epaed,—The,
first maequer de carnival , talc sea-
son iwill 'be, Id lin the Pa rink
IIAXt )Pridisty e ening; Jan. vat. Liberal
in costume an Seaforth 141.,,,c1 will
ents, lbfr. (and, IWO. ,W, -J. :Walker, left
on ittondfay to re time titer position ,in
Sealortii bran of the , Beigiae W-
oof Paled e..e , ts' having sent , cash
;mounting to 4'5,2.85 do response to the
recent call ald. —Mrs. A. Leesebt
whb had bee visiting her , .other,
sllioir
Mrs. S. Bart left liter her .0 in
kep team we to Berlin nn i,Wea-
nesday, Where they -played an exni-
'ilhky.. visitors re defeated by aiscore
of 15-4.—Miss a Scott of •B1 4,1e is
the _guest of ere. Jaxes Ar hibaid.
—Miss Ann Ben leyy is visiting at tha
The Seaforth Agricultural clay
Will hiold its annual ?meeting on hure-
day of next week at 2 o'clock p. re.
This meeting slioakt be lar,gely at-
tended by t:he =embers, l•
o• se rid throat will at the Que n' a Reg/ CrdS9,— At a meeting of the
h. on ednesday t e 6th in place of Executive of ;the local branen of the
and will eontinue visits 2m6o4onthily
Red Cross Society held on SaturdaY
afternoon, Janeery 8th, areinbers of
were appointed: to Canvass
the town tor the purpose of ,raising
os:earrzas:ahro ins and four a res
cacierny of
ovenlock, r nate Ifeachers' I lait August, h to be dens etd !for
Toronto Con e
e—
na Ian
ared for Gan- eanvessers and pressure of
Wingham
atorY Exanin` other work. As I this systems of sr-
., e, Sortzh501.4ain
ed, 'Nit the aitresident's 4die, attire, ma
ztrohinelitslosannodAiLiOit301:tinernsvei9nenit:e01.1.1tntatStkete.
Western Ontario Colts' League, but
Kre 'unfortunate both as to weath-
44 Rod 'euceesse Owing to isoft ice on
IMOrday thu games had to be postponed
until Tutsday.,• when Seaforth. was
Plitt mit of the running by Plattsville.
beth einks' being down, The player9
were H; Creanvvell, MeKay, W. -E„
, Southgate„ jr, and George 'Bethune,
Patriotic.—A. Patriotic At Hort un-
der the atispices foil the Woar-erals Xns-
`titit.e. Mal the held in the town
On the evening of Thursday, January
20 h. Tea 'will be gerved frame -six to
an
g brrtronw: :1 6471 .yokil :471ifileteernvewd!ilennelib asiftlri7g 17,gi
Manley
The =tarry friends of Klebert Bros.a
be pleased to learn that they are
both In an Improved, condition. Bddie
is at hotre and( Henry in, Fieninl hos-
pital, where he was Operated on last
w ek, He as now doing nicely.—The
nt trains have left the roads tin
a angerous condi rein—Miss Glynn
Miss Hatterf ld, our teaching
ff, have, resumed, their duties,
otes.-1.ifiss Fern, of Ridgetown,
th gnest of her cousin, Miss ,Nettte
Re tiliztrjorie !Allison, of
Du barfon, is visiting relatives in
tlirCs 'near Agnez and
ItitaratTi, Voirt°:::e:wouteiha.jfelVbeueerils
visited their brothers and friends
he e .this week. --Raine sleet, hall, snow
and, sunshine follo*ing eadh
ot r, also sleighing and, wheeling,
a nvariety enoagh to suit all tastes.
gat
in connection with the East Htiron's
Fanther's Inetitate will be held in
Calder's Hall. today, Friday, cow -
ire tings will be addressed by llIer
W. 0 .Brerrie, of Galt, who will speak
on r,eeding, rearing and finishing beef
nattle. Importance of Etrowing Pure
Ideas for Farmer's Clubs and ey
splendid musical proganinme has been
arranged tfor the levenioK meeting and
as this is the, first meeting to be
held 'under their aupsices for some
years, it is expected there will !be a
large turnOut to hear these excellent
rim. i,,,,..e by the ExecutiVe fat Red Cross Head- are ifiguring prominently art hte .train -
a0 / &flit ab ut twelv hundred, au u tomed to farm quartera ,Toronto, end many towns
P-` Horse W tit —A young gen ra
ing tof the local company of the 161st
a ork ar go tn. eller. Lea cription aind rely wen toe 0 entirely„ it is hoped that OW /teas Battalion. The reen are
ad, ins a rtor o ce. 256844 the Ipeople of isileaforth will reeelve rapidly being whipped into excellent
ect Outte WLaug lin high gra e utters for le,
u ' for y ur money in ughlin go ds the ladies cord lle The need is physical condition. Those now on the
.n. tilhe'gyet'reva in their cod appeara ce for yeaTs nd =OM orgent than ever. No one 'is roll of honor are aS follows : -t'lfaeori
yal or a'; a le than any o er make, a o asked, to .give re° a than, a .dollar, and 14. T. %Sinclair, "lieutenants H. C. Iale-
I bring
Laval ep 'rater , single bar e , Coleman &
thee smallest mile t will be Most .Leart, 11„ Campbell, D: E. Holmes ;
ot-
4Xwell pu pe kniv s, grinder pi s, etc. on ha d
Sale of h me acaki g—Ths ladle the Red 0 ss
„sC, ia,..Yandaire. , I; I:. illego:set:
sergeant R. C. Mann • Privates M.
first rceetia Imo! w11....‘af4...Fe.morbetaheiron. w. Hincheliefe, w.
.."'". ; otaroe%rie:40 tnia tgat4y.7744,11.2rrnacdpusltahai o'clock: tut.hiu hiyr:
loss 'Result is - to oil chlaarber on ild. aday morning st, A. Wiodsor, M. Mercer, V. S. Sander -
the. new council sae held in tee c
died at; I rmived* rneile,lithirae2000* at 11 sem. The f yore Reeve( an t0. 3. son, IEJ. Keralen. T. L..1.WcDon.ald, 0.11.
IT wneeli I iiiiiii to efoernhle eosreietr spoaptegt a c, oh
Idly th26 Yoc)enutre raubpbaeirrs awt 2i1706I k.eleop. sirixef Wtheere.,aapndpcinliletedgoza
Iteffurrinf, 75.c.03)01.31.LniT"ihciso.tlap-t:
choales, • his patrons that the ccounts Of al those ,now n ea to meet at a Anse eiticialue6esnallieriernli'a%' 1110- erne- y'f,,L17 [ xt.,,,, T. Forsyth, 3. He:Currie.
in the ; -• Pay -lip -- Arthur IRutledge desires to info Y4,a,r after, W_,I1W.,:11_,,_titP . , °,111r. n- e.,111,r4r„an•
, . 2509X1 Grifve, Geo. Cardno and W.„ Golding; The Laite Mrs. Iforrison.--Many of
loolwliasri•tyP_ jrlpeary:yr, Corrte Ittee—Dr. j.' G. Varna,
ur gauntlet, smoo h hair, for left hart; Court of Rely! vtone --alnwdayen;,R
'Myer- our readers were surprised to hear
2509-1 . cave, of the death of a former resident tot
d, Find r plea c leave at sitor aide.' it J. Cluffa 0 Aloe hart, and reecirge itmhaisvilvdiallagmeorlrnisothrie.. wpeheozodniedot in lafprg...
'mete on Dezember 23rd. airs. Morri-
ows for Pa —1 w II have a lot f good co s,
Dr. Grieve and R, Igielntosho Fire d
sen Was the oldest daughttir If the
. George . Tur • bull, &aloft . Water—Reeve, Jt. i.7. Cluff and . ,
mounts D —I ould respectfu lly request all GOirdirtg ; Finance ; . Aberhart. Geo. late Robert Dennison and wife of John
a omits past ue t he paid at once r this is the
ti e of year en in bills are heav st and I re- Garda° and Robt; intosia The us- C. IM rrison, of McICillop. She was a.
gri re all the f Thas treoadteitetec the resid nt Of tins village since the death
ds a ailable. Kim ly give thls your FlialrlegrBarigutadil "land° /lief of h r huebaod eleven years. ago, un -
pr rapt atten
Ge . A. Sills, b rdw re merchant, Iii aforth. 2509-2
n au oblige. Your I Kesifectfally, With a rebate to `iirtemhers who are ttil a *year age last fall. But shortly
s. assessed.° A. by-law to authorize tbe aftte moving to Toronto, she took a
tax council adeourned to meet at the reetii death *leased her from her
sufferings. Her rereains were laid to
call of the Mayor. 1 '
o ' With the Curlers,—A. rink Of corl- train on sFrldiy, when a large number
er0 corsemed .of Ca Bethune, W.' B. of her friends and neighbors f0110Wed
El
e went to Barnia,1 en Friday last to terye The deceased le survived by a
o corrpe te for the 'Glom Challenge Tro- grown. up faerily et seven. sons and
t phy which Sarnia won here in ',I,Niarchl
on. the Tunnel own rink being up
all the way art winning out hY ta
handsome one and we 'hope the ys
will be able to hold it against all
comers for thisj winter at least.
-a-On Tharsdan last the annual'g me
be tween Presitclent lend Vice -President
was played, ofr. ,Thp pore (had to be
id 0. imtctone4 12. couple' of tier.es on ac -
h count of weather conditions, bat , no.
Thursday night -the, ice was. keeo awl
Isage ,nureiber tot -members were I on
band, ten 'rinks carpeting. 'The ,ga
were generally c °se and well cont sta
art antl _ear Hals--81x good
and. Hari Egmond, eat°
forth, brow
grada-
akin a so
or 80
tend
he be
et hall
ske da 'December zath,
death is deeply regrett
large circle of reIntives
From The West. xtr.
,forrrerly of East awan
grave, out nowl of Brad
was here this week visi
s h near Bel -
tars. He is .accorepanied. by sa
Wight -ran. Mr, n bas be n
in the WeSt about eIeve years. He
owns 'and works eight h deed ac es
and made it all since he went to
the west, as he wee o a ren ed
farm in - Huron. When h went w st
t and th re,
easy Te h.
'and half
re there are
were ecarce mud, far ape
was not railw.ay rithin
Now tilt. cotuitry is thi
and he ie within a at
oil railway .anci village w
five elevators, and, they have in their
country hones telephone and all
good crop this year and got at . well
saved. The only thing t ey ave to
ocnr.plain of now is a sli ht shortage
of cars in which to get their V -Sr
shipped. Mr. Wightn-.an, owevera as
fortunate, as he got the most of is
was here about three ye rs ago. T
Wesi has idicine well tor hire ando
A Good, Appointment—air. R.
Densmore, -ieditor of the Times,
Thomas, a former Hurott boy and
' ITuckereith, has bee a.pPoint 431 ',very large
Postmaster of the city of St. Thom e. dent meals
Crothets has made the two ntme t trict Dnpu
children—just :entering nhood's e
long period, of trial and. truggle— o on bchalf o
risk their lives for the 1 ependen e nnie aria
and freedom of Canada, t nor f ihnted the
conviction- that it is our dut
self-sacrifice anal to era e theref
any razor contpensation t at es
oar power. In any judgm nt this s
kr is very
of Captain
median
agx s :it:di_
so of
ney of
BS cceIgetinu n:d .O1-1
he ;moth
We dnesdn
Alberts .—
afosrktathe
to have. t
whore the,
ha issue
an
Jan
are
vl
gre
id
ar
las
A.
We ha,v
tary the,
ye ago ha
S. Atkinso
t now of
of Mrs.
ow ii'ad
this year.
walks dan-
weath
Toront
The St
of t
he elde
troit,
. Capt, At inson
I he last three, el:
her home
ir returns in t
we e
y re -Electric
le ties. We
Seaforth Os not
rs. All on thi
r te. The re
is zone has
tify any re
ff era,' of the
n eldest son
,Fr day last, w
ervices took
t tended. All
r took part in
rand 'Haste
visited God,
and install
rre vices will
t church. nen
Itkti roact of Viet°
gliiin of Str ford con -
se vices in Fir t Presby -
h last Sabbatn !gr. Mc.
agO and some this for -
ere tin his gregation
re in '11a,tringt .0xford.
e
tt, left an
thin
the Se
hes use
Men oloc
ornmission
'ate a
given to
egret to
mong It he
eon give
e of con
not ;bee
uction 1
late Hen
held 0
lace 1
the resi
the saubl
ed appro
rich on
held io
liniverst
ng leen-
be taken
etY
men
notice. thert
favored u.S
freer'. Skkitrt3
t• Londion• on
o soh
ghlin
1 in
yeara
n on Sundae.
er twenty
lassasawmasamaim
Infine,clite 0, ff
HockeST 1/1.*
Mitchellv,Seafoi4,11
at
PALACE RINK, SEAFOlq
Tuesday, Jan. 18t
Game Called at 8:15 shatp
Mitchell has an extra strong tesim
this season and expect to win ttie
district. The Seaforth team the
same as last sea.son and they
out to win the champinn#
Come and see a good fast hook
Admission: Getitleinen 25c
Ladies 15c
Citizens' Band in Attendance
D. Reid 0 Dic4
President Secretate
four deaghters.
Entertainment, —A CUmpert 'will he
given •under the auspdces of the Young
People's Society in the .Kippen Road
school house on Tuesday. evening, Jan -
titled, "The Prodigal Brother," willbe
gieen by the Lumley Dramatic Club.
Tne teroceeds of the evening will ;go
to the Re.d Cross Society.
.A.pplecietted.—We take the following
Helen Carter's Suiiday Scheel Claes or
young ladies held a social evening in
Guild Hall Oa 4ruesday hi honor of
Miss Love, who has resigned her posh
lition as teacher in Reeb's school, at
Wainfleek, to ancept a "position on the
public school staff at Galt. Illiss
Love was presented ?nth a pearl
of Mr. aed Mrs. John Love. Her many r
frtends will unite _in congratulating'
her ,On the appreciation in. which ehe )
IS hal end in wishing her much sue- .
cess lather new field et labor,
Blyth :
Briefs —air. F. 3. IfeCau.ghey of
tat Commercial Hotel was fined again
on Saiturday last for violation of the
1 Candor Tearperanee Act, the penalty
being *160 and expenses, arrountinsiin
the neighborhood of $200 This is the
• second offense of the earce 'nature, s
casco to come up again against both
We telerstand thefe are several
hhotalli—The Citizens' Committee of '
One u.ndred waa organized on Tues-
day i ening in the Methodist etarele
WI ta a petition before, the eleetors
of t village pn and, tater the Mai to •
aracert in UDW the feeling is towards
total ohabition by July ast, The pet-
ition goes before the House at their
first tting in Febraary. The officers
ar fe President, Rev. George ,Jewett;
accre ry, R. B. McGowan.; treasurer,
R. A. ing. There are ten men chosen
to ca vass the town in the intereeta
of the petition.=—Edueational serir ors
will preaeirect in the Metriodiet
-sentat ve Of Victoria University will'
occupy the pulpit. _
JANUARY
Take Your Ch
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Ladies/ or
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I morrow or thkseafter
and see our elegall
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Misses' Suits; Coats an
I Dresses. Select the on
yon like and Ws yours
1 Our Regular LOW PRICE
I This sale is not only intended to
benefit our -regular cusOmers, but
it is for the purpose of itaking new
friends and patrons for this st9re.
Our regular prices are' as low as the,
I lowest. Now you can save one
half more. We expect This sale to
I, get us new customers. We know 41
that every customer will be so irell
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You will litte our prices.
You will like 'our methods
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