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THE CLINT‘ NEW ERA
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
remnant Pays
LOCAL NOTIOES,
Calory 1Platats.-•Far eats, ob,ean •-•id', 1#.
E8tt, Princessstreet, (Recreation kaxk).
Fiest-Pelleil and gold per, in Rift holder.
nder rewarded by returning to the Waren.
don Hotel.
For sate -The undersigned offers for sale,
his license and etoek of the Clinton liquor
store. L. /KENNEDY •
June ea -.I . Minton,
Nottee.-If the Party wbo took lettere from
the New Etta office, will return them, they
Witt confer a favor They area same use to
Q ue but aro none whateger to the person
alio took arrear,
-June une 30t28th. June 2')th, I,laats--eab4aKe tomato eauunower Sap
oasis verbeAas asters, stooks all Alads p�
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We are going to devote the last three days of the month to ridding the stock of all
remnants, odd lines and bro1' en lots that are the result of the brisk selling of the past few
mouths: That's why we call then Remnant Days. • From every department of our big store
-will be taken ever) thing that is short enough to be called a remnant, every brvoken lot or odd
line and they will bepput out on our counters 'narked at prices that should clear them out in
short order. It pays us better to sell remnants' and broken lots sometimes even ata loss that to
allow them to aceumulate.* We want them to be cleared out this moth and by very. liberal
price reductions will male it pay you well to help us do it. Here is a partial list of what we
tivill sell.. Every item is agenuitne bargain. There will be twice as many and more here the
last three days of the month, '
Black Dress Goods eotored Dress Goods
Gtr Rpmnants of blank dress goods, plain henriettae,
ergee, bengatinee, laoiee' cloth, lustros and fancy
weaves, in lengths' or 2 to 5 yards, all good mater-
ials and popular weayee, will go on our noun -
tors remnant days marked at prices. that ought
to olear theist out by Saturday night.
Odd lines of Black Dress Goods '
W e want these odd lines out of the way so
put them ori sale with the remnants, none of
them are very. long ends, enough perhaps for
2 or 3 skirts or dresses
1 End good quality blank lustre, neat, small pattern.:
mutable for skirta,.good black and will give ex-
oellenI wear, regular Boo, for remnant days..... . SIPC
1 End blank fano stripe grenadine, good'bl•+.ok, will
make a' handsome and oomfortablesummer dress aa
regular 50o a yard, to olear remnant days
1 End only, exwa,;oed quality, all'wool black greua
din.:, a very handsome material ;was too. high
priced to sell gntakty,so out it goes remnant days SO�
regular90r, Mr, .
2.Oniy vets flue quality ,hteek orepon ennui .Lengths,
juet the two teft.of onelbf oar beet linea, regular
price was $10.00.. To clear them :remnant days 5.00
75 Remnants of colored dress goods,uearly all ebades
in plain goods in . the lot together with fanny
'weaves, and plaids, lengths of from 1 to 5 yards
materials suitable for waists shirts and obildrene
dresses all to be cleared out remnant days ;tut
primes much' below regular. •
We will put in sale remnant days a big lot of odd
lines o oolored dress goods at the uniform prioee
of 25e a yard. Materials that have. Bold at 85ot
404, 50o, choice of over a dozen lines at one price We
Odd Dress la,00da
3 Odd. black . dress skirts for remnant day
selling. • . .
' I Only lilaok fingered lustre skirt, lined thioughoiit .
with linenette, velvet binding; new bank, regular IMP $2.76, for remnant days
1 Only black Berge skirt, extra good quality, .will not.
catch or hold the dust, linenette lining, ielvet
binding, size 42, regular $3.50 remnant days.... Z+•5$
1 Ooly fanny black skirt, neat 'pattern, extra good '
material, new style, lined with good linepetter e3' 5
1 velvet kinding,regular 84.50 remnant clays
• Silks for Remnant "Dayst Baby Ribbon t yards for•1$e . curtain' Department 'Remnants
Odd lines and short lengths dOO Yards fanny two tone satin.babyp
g ribbon, and plain 'colors, regular Short ends of art, inbeline, 2 to 10
of silk for remnant days sell- yards, regular 15o, to clear rens- -
y 20, 3a, 4o and bo per yard ;all in rant days ..:.:....... c,..; . • 1UC
jng, our rot remnant daysst 3 yards for . be 2 Patterns curtain muslin, very fine
- Remnants at 25c goods, white ground • with blue,
Guff Links 10e a Pair : .
Between 40 and 50 ends of plain yellow and nils green stripes, 40
55' Pairsplated end earl ouff -links inches wide makes•hande me aur
14 yards,
s ini able for
t >t yard to p 9
1s 'n s everyone good quality,you'll pay tains, regular 300 to 'clear .repo;
�• citable for trimmi g , Y 15`,
ohoioe all at the one rice.:...,... 2.,c'; 20o and 25o for no better. We nant days _.............•.......: .
p of this little lot oyes and it nes
25 Ends plain- and fanny colored' g P' g Short ends ofplain and fancy
silk, extra good - qualities, lengths on sale remnant deys,,your choice; 1OC
of one to two yards, ohoioe of lot Ove sateen, suitable.. for' fancy
25c• Organdies -10e • work, cushions, • ends of .1 •.
Waist Silks at 35e ,
1�5 garde cream and black ground to 3 'arils .all' at remnant
Abqutltalf a dozen patterns strive organdy muslin, hand mane ;floral
waist silks, not more .than. two. patterns, regular 25o choice now:, l0e for .the last three. days,
waists. or any one pattern. good 75 Yards tine scotch zephys,with silk • 'prices
quality,. will not • out, oolore• of.. stripe, al short t if a of one.
yellow, e , 1 ort long hs, days,
1 Pair fine lace curtains, full 3
yello�+v, green, heliotrope, eto.,.dozen colorings, remnauadays,... 12e* •'
regular 50a line remnant days.... 00C
Waist Silks 25c
Plain ground with pitta dot, white
with black, red, navy or torquois
dots,and black or navy with white,
one waist of gaol, regular 50o to 2�C
clear .......... .
Plain navy silk, with white y$nal.
pattern, sotoial for rernnaut days LOC
50 Pairs Taff: to Gioyest Ise pair
A litt'e lot of good taffeta
gloves at just half price.. : •
50' Pairs ladies' aflk taffeta &uvea,
Plain black grenadine muslin, •gond. yards Long, firm edge, Jamey fiat s"
deep Bieck, regular 203, remnant . tern, regular $2,•remnant•days .. aei,g
days :. 10e. I. Pair Handsome lane curtains, ele.
gent lao:y design, cord edge,-regu-
!ar $8 remnant days •2.10
L nen -Towels 3 for' 20c 1 Pair Nottingham lace curtains 8 •
Just a:,t.ev pairs 'heft, that's yards long, fine quality, regular
Wil we•olear then out. .
82•remnant dayE' :...". .. 1.25
Wily .:1.•r..alr�laae.on Rios,--good-•.gontlerffne.-....--:-
Pure. Ibsen towels, lbss4 inohes, • laoey patter, regular` $2.50 rem- .
heavy weight, epeeist for remnant rant days • 1.60
days 3 for 20C 2 Pairs fine nottinghani lace. curtain
Ctoller Towels `, elegant design, regular $2.7d5 rem -
6 Roller Towels, 8 yards of heasy Hent days ,.. .., 1.OD
linen; crash, regular 85o remnant 2 PairstineNottingham lace our-
• days . 26c tains, 3s yards long, cordedee, fine
4 Roder towels, 3 }•urdd iincu', crash laoey pattern, regular $2,50 rem-.
fawns and tam, iegurar 25o rem- red borders,: regular 30o• remnant nant days • • 1.0V
nant days • 12c . .days'.::.... • .. , 23e
6 Holler Towele, pure linen, red bor,ear �t
100 Pairs Silk Gloves, 19e Pair der, regular 20a, reririiant days ... 15e p Remnants
This lot of silk gloves priced.! Remnants of Towellin We have no space to give„
less than half for !lick Belli 9 . detailed list of the Carpet
100 Pears silk gloves, sizes 0 0` Short ends of towellixlgs ]: to
, �• arid. remnants.: There are 20 or
7, tans, greys, fawns, regular 50e. 3 yards, out for remnant 25 ends of.Union, Wool and
for remnant days 9e' day' gelling" at prices that are
Laces at 5e Tapestry carpets in -lengths
money saving of 3 to 15 yards. Theyare
•L1e+rly 500 yards of laces, nearly all .
1 tads in the lot and wide or nar-Odd Quilts • all good qualities and we
row widths, short pieces and odd Just' 5 travellers sample quilts - mark them at just about
linea, we went cleared out, sold for -
IOC, 15o and 20o, ohoioe of loti to sell at less' than wholesale •, half price to clear on rem-
remnant days prices remnant days.:pant days.
Embroidery Remnants 1 duly White. naafi Qnilc, heavy
ivirimn,hnli)
ghemmed edges, floral pat. € Odds in White 'Wear
50 Remnants of wide and nar- • 4 size, regular price 0300 2 Pairs drawers, good eattou, 5 rowsrow embroidery, len the of nt,Laye '1 Y 1.70 tucks, feather stitch braid, wide:
i Only white satin blit, Wer file i� torohon lace, regular5bo for...::. 35C
1 i to 5 yards, will be sold gaality, handsome 'pattern, re,;al• •
2 Pairs drawers, 8ne white mutton,
arly.eold" for 04.•75 remnant days 2.85 l3 rows of funks, very fine embroid-
On remnant (lays at just 1 Only extra fine White..quilt If we ery, regular 75o • F12C
about half price. had not bought thane samples we 2 Pairs drawers, fine white cotton,'8
would not have as good in stook,. • . narrow tucks, wide embroidery„..... G'•
Remnants of Lawn would soul regularly at $0.50,rem-' re alar 81 for
cant days..'.$ Ladies' Skirt of fine English cotton,
And Spot Mashes 1 Only white quilt, heavy weight, wide frill, fine embroidery,epeoial
large size, regular $3 50 remnant for remnant days G7t
About 25 ends' Of white lawns days 2,20 Ladles' white ekirt, fine cotton, very •
and fancy white' muslins, 1 Only colored quilt, old rose, white wide 'lambda fri11,5 inoh embroid- •
rands I. to 3 3•'ar 3 all at bar- fi°wer,ret;alar$1.25 remnant drays 1.20 cry; regular $i.26, remnant days 83r.
Ladies' skirts, a few only, fine white
gain prices to clear. Odd Na kins • • ' cotton, tucking and hemstitched,
About 12 dozen is allodd linen for remnant days ¢¢e
d cashmere, , Ladies' Gowns, yoke of tucks, front
of linen' napkins of; .some and nook trimmed with cambric
.0 Plata travellers samples, frilling. regular 65o, remnant&eye •47C
lines dozens, of .others only Ladies' (town, good white mutton.
cashmere hose, size 7*• and half•s. .x.11 priced low for bailor collar, front of clietere of 5
only,9 not more than two 'Woks, collar and front trimmed
,. V remnant day selling, with insertion and embroidery,
�'s alike, a little lot of regular 11.60 for • •111.8•
samples we happened to get "lids 35c.
Ili other da choice Of lot.
19 Window ebades, heavy weight, '.Wrappers 745c
y, , hand painted, mounted on strong s, 5 Only print wrapnere, fast colors,
at least one third less thanspring rollers, regular 750, all we waist lined with ootton, regular *w,
' hate in atocb,renanent days choke out pride $1.10,t days
regular price o clear remnant
Millinery for Remnant Days odd Department The
Furnish.
Remnant
We getting near to letting go time in Millinery. • It's Days
'ne now our stands were emptied 'of alli trimmed bats and we Hats #t>;ilsoys
e going, to be extra generous.in order to do it this month. 1 Mow hats assorted styles regular
85o to 50c to clear remnant days at 15c
toff, Ligon and Strait Hats 2#5c Tr'i>tt oisod lusts Half Pets lomat ,,
Old 50e4 Bit trimmed hats and bonnets, every •
re homy straw and linen • hate, One this seasons goods, right ttp•tol.x)itil for #5tc
:. gul,ir 550 to Soo, bloke of *took . date style' to empty our showrootrt
.meant days...,............. 2gy of trimmed millinery we will give . Nens gonion working shirts; oollar
,s good quality strati heft, all your ohoioe on remnant digitate*- ttttaahed dark colors, all sites ,reg•
itad. eliapee, bat 41'6 do not 'went m tatty halt price alar $1,25, remnant days iiuC
try one otter, regular 75o to $1.00 jj��
!lime remnant days.... OuC irlst Hat s�i'tf '""
Gide legbornette hats, good shape, 25C Sex He
ns (tats 09c trimrndtf•�-xoith gum ribbon and 17pa�irsnMurallar]sox fine quality,
fancy braid, regular 75e, remnant r "emlees, regular25° tar remnant „
days sluice icor 25c days..... .. laC
'Attlee Of Over 100 mens bate,
'd and soft shit pesaligoodMyles
t .1 $1,50, $2,00,
fawn, $2,50,
0roWe Plbwsrst.Sc 910n Ties 2 ter 28. I at $1'.1i0, 1132.04, $ . ,
lot want to oarry them over SO A big box of flowers that hate been Men'e silk and washing tiee,dark and
youyone Shalee remnant days 100, 150, 20oa and 95o to dear letui• light colors, bows Land four in hand .✓
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tngular26o,retnnant NaSe,2for, , ;W
bedding pleats, ' T UNIN?41ln,ME,
Huron Street.
For side. -The residence and. lot on Rstton-
bury 9t. is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
For particulars apply to CHAS. WILSON on
the premises, Also 6 single wagons and 8 seta
or emelt) harness, June 1-tr.
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Sawa opines:
LIGHTNING RODS SALES, -- Senn
and' Kennedy are stili making sales of
roas. Recently those who made pur-
chases are :--Otintun-Col Hoare 8, A.
Couch 3 ; Colborne -Jas.. Davison 8 ;
Ashfield -John GtMin 3, Gro. Riley 5,
Jas,'Dreioan 7, Geo. Foley 4. W. Riley
3, Donald McDonald 4,
The A. P. and,A. M. -On last Prides,
evening Clinton Masons Lodge, No. 84,
elected its °alters for the, year.
The principal officers ' bearer a'-iar a :-
W. M., E. M. 11dcLean ; S. W., J. B.
Hoover ; J. W., Joe. Uhidley ; Secy.,
W. P. Spalding ; Treas.. 0. ,,, Doan ;
Chaplain. .uacoh Taylor ; [. I'. M., W.
U.' Fair. An invitation. has been re-
ceived from'Goderich lodge to attend
divine worship there on next Sunday
morning in S. George's church, Rev.
Mark Turnbull, pastor,
NoTas,--There was no general excite-
mentin.looking for the eclipse of the
moon on J'rne 12i in it was : so partial,
and lasted so short a time, that the
diec of the moon showed --no distinct
obscuration at any tinie while the
eclipse Tasted. O. •01eon .has had his
store and residence considerably: im-
priVeed by having the foundation m-
owed, and the cellar, which be uses
for storing eggs, renovated. W. N.
Walker. reports that he is being rushed
with work in the a holstering line; he
Bays every order left at the residence
ofR, Walker will be promptly attended
to. Jack, the little . son: of. Mrs J. P.
Doherty, severely scalded himself re-
cently by spilling the boiling contents
of' a tea pot over his arm; we are
pleased to learn it was not serious. H.
Brewer is recovering nicely from the
ugly cut hesustained to one of his tin.'
gla srs , and ib Hnge endlwas.c m tece letel of
severed. We:ha eheardnoco plaint
of the •dandelion - crop, being �a failure
this year. It is said that the neat little
stampbooks just . issued by the Post
.mutts Department are in great demand,
and requisitions` are . flowi:g: in for.
thrill from all over the country; Post-
master Porter has not yet received any.
A Palmerston lady has had her baby
baptised and called thelittle"orie Trans-
vaaletta; these South African names
are very popular with stockmen, and
we noticeare being much used by
them. Among the drawings hr rhe
children's art department of the Satur-
dayGlobe was one from a Clinton ggirl;,
the artist was Ida L. Lindsay. The
McCiiol livery has anew Mikado' bug y
added to the stock; Jas. McCool made
the' .purchase while in Landon last
week. Mr Butler, who .has taken pos-
session`ot the Summerhill store, has
secured the contract ;for :ulali,carryiog
'front Clinton to Summerbili, the time'
of t:he-frrrwer•-•contractor:-Mr Beacom, -
having expired. If you are accustomed
to getting up every morning at at "un-
seasonable" hour you will Hee who are
not Ineal nimrods; a place known as
"the falls” among many is where fish-
ing has been done' lately. We are
sorry to report that V. 0, French, of
the Naw Elan, staff, is laid up at pres-
ent with inilarnenation of the lungs; it
will be several weeks before he can
resume duty on the People's Paper.
Edgar past, of the ,organ factory, re-
ceived a severe gash on the right hand
on -Friday last, at the turning machine.
Homegrown stra avberi les are in, end
promise to be a large crop; it won't be
long before cherries are on the market.
0. Wallis made a shipment of three car
loads of hogs on Monday; the price is
still at top notch, being $O 50 per cwt.
Rev W. G. and Mrs Howson will beat
home to their• friends from three o'clock ;
in the afternoon to gipe in the ravening ' s
oe Friday of next week, the 29th at
June, that date heing the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their marriage ;
no presents accepted. The
T. R. authorities have given warn•
ing to parents to keep their children
away from the stations; any nevem not
having business' must keep off the plat-
form and trains and away ire= the ►
premise&. Bass. Oohing has started;
owing to the great number of amateur
,tisherrnen, close seasons and inspectors
this kind of fish is said to be coming
as extinct as the dodo bird, which is
said to have inhabited Madagascar in
early times. Phone lineman Tansey
is around town repairing on the line,-
Madam Wall was on' the sick list for a
few days. Quite a number of the town,
people took in the garden party at
Dole's church on the Bayfleld line an
Monday evening; the weal her was fine
and all those' who attended report a
good time. • Strawberries are on the
market now; from 5. to 7 cents per box
is the price 'they are selling at: Jas.
Smith is now car vying a•cane, the rea-
son being that het -mod it necessary on
account of a.lameiog. The U.T. R. has
special holiday rates for the Dominion
Day excursion, good going June 300h,
July 1st and 2nd, returning on or be
fore July 3rd. If the Messrs -Newcombe
heard the many, flattering re-
marks made, not only by the ladies but
by the men, of the pretty windowthey
had arranged on the •Isaac. side of the
Newcombe store, the size of their hats
would need to be slightly increased ;
forineely it was a closed window, but a
great improvement has beeii made in
having it taken away.. Si, Paul's
church will hold a garden party and
Mrs Jarley's waxworks•on the evening,
of Tuesday, June 20th ; a splendid tune
is promised and the 0.0. F. band will
be present as well as other .musicians.
The report of the June Assize court is
unavoidably crowded out this week.
The bicyclers complain of bad roads in
the country ; thefarrnerr are. attend-.
ing to their statute labor. work. Will
the parties please be so kind as to
bring the granite mug that they took
from 3.. Mciutyre's pump as they
are alt known, and save trouble ; it
was put i here for the , convenience of
4he public, There was a number from
here went on the excursion to. Detroit,
per steamer City of Toledo, yesterday
morning (Thursday).; a few also took
in the moonlight excursion on Wednes-
dayon the sarne steamer from Goder-
tch harbor; Miss $. Cook has taken a
situation at A. T. Oonper's book store.
On Saturday 150 boxes of the Holmes -
vine cheese was shipped by Jas. Pon-'
noliy.to Ingersoll; 9 cents. was the
price received,' • There was a !erre
crowd from Clinton attended the'
Orange
picnic at
Sum rPrhill tV
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nadI
s .ya�y',the day was fine,. the speeches
patriotic and at good time was 'spent ... t'
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Is the ticket prominent in one of oar windows
this week, the price to which reduced le en
each "Mole, just a colleetloe of odds and ends
If there is anything you want in the window
the primal should interest you, in some casae
they are ane half off and in °there a quarter
and aorne oases mare. liena fe a partial list ;
Methodist Hymnal was $1 10 now - 750
Methodist Hymnal " 1 40 " 70e
Blble tclereuce " 1 75 " l 25
Cloth ,gush iii . 60 " 25c
Checker Board • " 75 ii 25c
Japanese' Pla les " _ 40
.61 • 25e
Tea [posy p4 • 85 ' 25e
Photo Album " 2 50 " 1 00
Photo Album " ' 75 64 50e
Coyered Basket • " 50 " 30c
Etc., Etc .
The \V D. FAIRC O •
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"Often the Cheapest ---Always the Best."
And our low prices iimtst win
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We are kept busy. and no. wonder,.
Another big purchase of first.class, up• to -date
Boots & Shoes on sale Fiday at .less; than whole-
sale prices. Not bankrupt stook . but new goods,
this season's make direct from the factory.
Jtist a few prices :----
Girls'
-Girls' Laced Boots, 8 to 10, worth 85c,going at :.15Oe
Girls' Buttoned Boots, pat, tip, `wort h'$1, only. .......69c '• •.
Men's Laced. Boots, would, be cheap at 51, for. ...: -.15c
.75c
Ladies'Gen nine Dongola Kid S&i•ap S tippers, worth $1.715
Ladies' Dongola Kid Buttoned Boots, worth $1.75..$6.28
Oen is . Dongola Kid Gaiters, well worth .$2.„......4114150
• Misses Pebble Buttoned Boots,.epecial for 79c
•The choice is immense, the bargains untenable. We give you' a'fair,
warning they will not last long. Oome early Friday morning,'
To in"estigate is to invest at the Old Reliable.
:WM.. TAYLOR & SON.
Cash and One Price. liggs taken as CO.
li`}3[TR A OE. OPVIDE ..AT THE s'icain.
cpar'tm ntal ; Store
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Frain Manufacturers
To Customers ^ .
When you buy Jackson Bros. celebrated make of clothing you save the
middleman's profit and get the best goods for the money in the country. There
is a destinctiye make and cut about our goods and the finish is totally different
from ordinary ready-mades..The immense quantity of goods which we are sell-
ing is good evidence that our own make is right in every way. The '5 Lion "
Brand of boys' school clothing is causing a sensation.
For $2.60 you get a boy's coat and pants in medium sizes that are wonderful goods,the reason for their being so cheap
is because we make them ourselves and you have only one profit to pay, shrewd buyers should make 'a note of this. BoysSchool Pants, 50e, 60c and 75o; Boys' Amoskeg Serge Pants for hot weather, 35c and 45c Washable good
a; $1.10 and $1:25; a large quantity of Boys' Light Vests, regular $1.25 and $1.50,for g• oo 50c, ds•, Boys' Light
Our own make of Overalls for $1, double discount, the ordinary ready made at the same price; at the same time you
get goods. better and the largest and biggest men cin be fitted.
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Eating your feet into boots that Rated
• your eye only. Now, how does your eye
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• which is made to fit feet. It cost $6,000
to produce the first perfect pair, but you
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• for $8.00., Made of beet imported calitrkin in Tan or llttel2' With
the famous Goodyear Welt. Six shapes; all. Sites; any Width.
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All repairs on blots and shoes promptly attended to.
Iodqens: Bros., @linton.l JACKSON EROS.
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S1TORE
--'twenty-one homely "horse sen.
se'"prohibitions against foot -rain-
ing folly, bound into alittle voltm
which tells how to care for tired
feet, sore feet, tender feet. How to
prevent, and cure corny and distor-
ted feet; also pointers on shoe
purchasing,, Which are worth six
dollars to any iman whose footwear
hurts or tires him.
Any fail grown mean, or woman,.
who asks totaa copy, or sends a stamp
to get it by mail, can have one free
while they Iast, fromw-.
"File Slater Shoe."
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