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'AWE CLINTON NEW ERA
inery Extra
Ready Trimmed HaIs $2,50
To make record breaking millinery business for
he last days'of the Month, we Place on sale con= rt-
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FRIDAY. MA''S:2
Among the mil teryap.
p011attnesits wild promotions goeetted
are the following t 33rd Huron Regi-
1PO1 rnen'----To he Lieutenant, Second, Lien.
ant O. McPhail, vice AT Pollock retited;
iOitlil 11,01,110. el , be second Lieutenant, Sergeant-
BuVreen EtnTfole,- Nitijor T. W. Jackson, vice B. De F.
I rant prnmoted. Most r Greig .4 Mac -
''The 24, h of Mey
Ft our Victoria Davi mild, clothing then of Seaforth, has
eeived a cot act. to furnishing the
If Y011 don't give U6 A pada)" kird regiment with hate and ehirts to
WOO all run away,' It n u.e vir e the men are at London
001•7 flatatteeonn -The Olileene ea ui in
topJune the contract will
will regret tip hewn thet 3.1 Fisher has ansoutit to about $500. itobt. Doan
cemg Saturday, May 25, the handsomest lot of hats gone to Bran fs ma and the ramify will is now on the road r,•presenting
leeve on Monday next. Mr Fisher has and buying hides for 3, Ifallam of Tore
4t.$2,50.that have ever been displayed in our show-% ;Wet, tamp of the Adams wagon fee. the railways are gtvingeingte nese elaso
a,rti 1 d k hi h o o 2J
- - - ----accepted weittuoion.aefottiOati he onto, Poi. Victoria Day-Mayl 24th -
tort. lie is a.an adept at the brush faredbetween all trations in Oanada,
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1400,01% These are sttylish hats in every detail, trim-
:anaProroc4 kk7, LC& LiT,g anTi v,711 treke4 vn,4 tno retPUYCnfr;rn genlinlAbo4
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I be found not only &good workineu hut on or before May gel h. The &memo
,a.. our tnillmers know how to trim. Ribbons, 0. no -polar foreman, e are eorry to report wheat and gross are looking
' lose the family horn onr town.
• fine and gardeners in toyer) are com-
ffons,- gauzes, flowers and foliage are „used and DA WWI, .rix ILL -We learn that A mencing to reapply garden stuff ; the
Tqlter, who;; with the accident last eounty looks beautiful in its green (trees
week whereby he lost both feet, Is and a driVe oot into the counery at this
well as could be expected ; AS there has D. Crowder, (late with 0, D, keerifg),
!hen you see them you'll wonder how we can turn at (he hoepital and is progressing as ; thee of the year is most delightful, R.
tam out at the peice. This is the choicest lot we eitizens will 1),. pleased to learn this, bought the etock of R, G. Gordon in
been so many enquiries! made the and at (me' time of Lucknovv, 'ehae,
Mrs lime., who .00fortunately broke , Winghana arid opened tita for business
ever sold for the money, no two alike and they lineurictgplaIntel.yatilsesrt!lqiureaskaaVor cfIzz 8,..:3,=,;iliTe(ptikwiknegigranna3. Dramatic
for three
orr sale commencing Saturday, at each qevi eon, Huron SI., is very ill at present well known in Clinton, The Govern.
$2 w. with pneumonia, L. Kennedy was Went has passed an order in Council
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6 Lefattentien, John, son ot .1. Steven. I nights of this vveek ; it je a, company
'IP . I cenflued to the house for the past t restricting, the export of speckled Innit
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rel 9 Sailors 25 -e ' - . I week from the accident he met with I to one package (125 pnitnds per fisher -
on Wednetelay la-lt week while return. IThoe. Jacktinte jr. • and emote
Stewart Jackson nee' t te' t
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We ran actors some childron's broad brim., sailor hats the We are glad to krinw (hat Mrs Fisher, 1 SO if r h, Woilneselay• even.
h teen con ne tie her room lit The'uext public h. lido • i 11 I
tile 'other day that were very cheap. They are now here and for the last two months, is now able to
4,1rea,dy 'selling freely.
/ be around again.
H. O. B'S Ex.ounsImst TO. OLINTON —.
A en e too?, ing of the Huron s . as. eale turns f•pare time to the
of illy • on Saturday, July 0 'h, the
Heron Old Boys, of Toronto, will run
an excursion and celehrate Clinton
- - -Oki-ktiystAaeociation- was held in the study of fine arts of which some are
aluldrente li road brim sail ir hats. wile rilh.nn buil vied etre In 3?31, vol• EuAl-, 2. 1 Tenni e builkling,,210rolito, on Rat tie- considered exceptionally well done •
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iv of straw, lined, blue and twt Ltd &store, spaniel sale......... ..... ..- 04 daY evening, when it was tteculkl to la elY 1§,le has cep, d Um Biddle -
hold the annual exeursion of t he gornhe's arid Mr J, II hire? bodies to
assoc"atIon to Clinton, on Saturd i37, put. on canvas. The front street was
July 6 h. A committee was appointeil densely packed uu last Thursday night
to take charge of the arrangements to witness the feats of the trick b
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for the .event, which from present elisqt,.wbo were exhibiting and ad, same ae la -it Week ; utter is going
indications promises to burp las the Vertising the talevel,ind and. Recycle from 13e to leto and.egv from 9c to Me.
annual outing of last Year. A wheels Seeley a,nd Tomer s e
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For Rainy Days
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or Bright Ones
Whether it be for rain or shine you
are almost sure to need a parasol for the
summer. We've got a. splendid stook of
them, the Strong substantial kinds that. do
fot eitherrain or shine and the dainty, sura
4 mery kinds that are good only for the bright
Bpi. Whichever kind you want you'll find our value k good
bettk.r than. you are likely to get in mut stores. for our
steel-. is bought direct fromithe maker. Here are four good,
(min ton 'Ile ,,I4ner town of 1 he cnun ty.
lia$o =TED Orsoc;Fris,,--Now
we agai ave a town band eyk.ry en -
Ems at popular prices. • •
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pack parasols: gforia top, will keep les of tawny wood,laorn etc..in black
its color and wear well, steel rod, and colors
• 1,25 c
strong
tranefer„ At the foot 1)411 game in
Myth, on Friday last week Frank Day -
meta, while at nifty, received a kick 'In
theeye trona one of the opponents
it is fortunate the eye was not serious-
ly injured. The prtrie of hogs is ruinig
at *675 cents which Robt, Marshall
saye is a goocl price ; the other day be
sold seven hogs for which I/95,10 was re-
ceived and this makes $310 from sales
of hogs during the past nine trionthe,
other day and only lasted for seven
A total eclipe of the sun took place the
minutes but it was pot visible in North
Ainerica ; another eclipe, an annular
one, is tine this fall, and that alto) will
be invisible from bete. Prone the re -
'Suttee of the Pharnwey exams,- which
are out this week we notice that A.
Bailee, of town, has made a creditable
showing, of which his Mende are pleae.
to learn. There was lost, between D.
Shanahan's, con. 2. Rullett, and Clin-
ton, an open faced silver watch and
chain ; the finder will please leave at
the Nntv Etta office for reward, Street
Inspectoe ()has, Carter with several
assistants have been grading and cut-
ting the bill on 1.ownsend street ; a 90
foot drain of ten inch pipe
that was much needed will be
Jaidacrose the street. Among the
contracts secured by $. S. Cooper is a
new brick house to be erected for
Mt John R. Medd, of Untied. Jos.
H. Holrnes,. ot London, brother of
Dr. G. Ernest Holmes, is attending
-to
thedental office for the short time
our genial doctor is on ' his wedding
trip.- Among the shipments this week
are a carload oflhorses by Geo. Cox who
has been around here for the past
week huying,fnr Detroit; oneAea amid of
call le nv. S. Sinit h, tut -
ronto, and one each of help by
Ohas. Wallis, for the Don, and
R. Fitzsimons. for Collingwood Oon,
ductor,M. Algie of the Goderichauffido
run is i iti
r V 6 ng n Winnipeg at present
being on leave of absence and when he
returns expecte-to-he-on-a better -row
his place is being supplied by Conduct-,
ot S. Runn, whose run is attended to
by Conductor Flatter, The market.
y stations for dairy traduce is the
band 11 ; oln ver e. u ette, of St. atharines, late
p e o boys I tun Matmeavres were execute
and their friends to the western town. pretty team of drivers from Bell 84
The council should take this proposed On Saturday night coneideable trout).-
exciusion into consideration and have le was caused to Jos, Izzarcl
eveqthing arranged; to give the by his team runnin
vieitors royal
ennhered by the,m; the herses start'ed idf4statakilin&ehri°zInlee4
will go hand-in-babd- Clinton • is railway bridge Ori t he 13a,yfield road
Make. it a load of shingle-. he CV gt .way
with
one lone to irenivvelcatne.
we -are 'sure the citizens in gene:al planing mill but were stopped at. the
noted for its hoepitality and enter.
o t. Joseph hotel, is now clerk at the
Clarendon hotel. 'A number of bow.
ling or. Dr. Agnew's lawn ; bowling on
the club lawn will scow commence,
Militia orders contain the tollowing:
Owingto the existence of smallpox In
certain parts of the, Dominion, none
but individuals who can show evidence
of having had 'eroallpiex,. will be per
if you contemplate exchanging
Colo for commodities in the shape of a
WALKING STICK, •
We invite your inspection of our assortment,
which is fairly large. It includes several styles
in color and kinds of wood, from the small
Swagger Stick to the Heavy Oak, Prices range
from fifteen cents upwards. In handles we have
the following shapes
Round Hook •
• Searboro Crook
• Cross Rook
• Strait Butt
Natural Root
Me W. 0. PAIR 00, Clinton
"Often the Cheapestivvays the Rest."
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re shingie4---to- • be--fetind nutted„to-gouito or remain to camp. •-
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Cointie; in looking after the cooven- 13e held accountable for the returri to
tain went and thianccasion, should be'
made worthy of euck,ail event as to
This is their sec excursion and by
haveourold -Hui: boys among us.
giving Mem a ly thxte they will vote.
ribs, a good variety clammy Fihe Plods paraeols,firin and strong
an les I 00
Black Gloriaparasols,top will not out
or tarn rusty,ateel rod.hollow ribs,
very strong and serviceable, hand-
oura nent should_ g' n 0 keep
%Abe interest in the Organization; wt have an an. oir streets annoying pedestrians, .
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on the road •th I
an n the wagon. II, 13, and °facers coinneanding units will-
.ience of customers had .had a number .theirhomes of individuals found Un -
of spring seats put in a,langaide the Vaccinated. A tar ge !mother intend •
ho argam .
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We have some Sp al Bargains 1-c! offer von in all Kinds et fine shoes,
schToh WEt bought at a siterid le whish will be ready for your iospeotion '
on Friday =vulva. '
Seasonable goods at wholesale prices •
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Men's Vine Tan Boots, tipoodate sine only $1. 75.
Mni's litovele Boots, at $1,25, SI 50 ,ind $1 76, see thenn.thy are cheap.
Ladies' leteg'Quelity Buttoned ton's, regale) $3 for $2.35, new goods,
Ladies' ET:: Q lots, Licei Boma, regular $3.for 32,35, a bargain.
Ivien's 5350 Hun $4 Laced Sot, at one ptioe only 83, Tfp.to-date,
Ladiele Kid Oxford.i, Great Values et $140 uow only $1.25, a snap. .
Ladiee'V3.50.-and.$4 1Ce4 Boots, 0 pairs lilt, your choioe fOr $2,50.
Litdiest•Tan and Kid Oxfords, well worth $1.50 only $1, all sizes.
. these goods in stack and at the aboire prices they woulthe here Very long.
Several other lines which you cannot afford to miss, We don't want to put $
counter. The collegiate board met' on going to Exeter,. and Mitchell cele -
Monday, evening fey the.May Meeting ..bratiotis ond other plitcen for the.24tht -
but business was light.. besides •the some of the triwlers may go to Hamil-
passing of it few -,act.onns end- order. ton tor the day. Tue small boys .with.
ing some iMprovein nits arkaind . the the fireMackere is again abroitd on
inatit t • In •
top will not turn green or out,steel e
rod, hollow ribs, -light, neat. and t
strong parasol.tRandseme handles C
in natural wood, horn end pearl...Lou
every assistance. is neede , 'and we nouncernent card in cobne.ction with frightening horses and en angering
trust our citizens Will ' lend any help the institute printet1 for general use j property; the boys should take care
hey can. On Thursday night the and they al-h!iiecided that all parties . or it may be that the.practice will have '
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and gave the first promenade concert Caught defacing any of the 'school i to be St d
English Oxford ,,• _
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1.-*...: We don't know of any kind of shirting that is better for
all kinds of wear than a genuine English Oxford They -tv ash
well, do up well, keep there color awl wear well. A. ship
- l' , inflat of oyer a thousand yards came to us the other day direct
',from the maker in England. They are good qualities and cost
.114 more than the common makes. The prices are
123c and tic per yard.
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.and Buckles.
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A little bit the nobbiest stock of b3Its and buckles that
we've ever shown is now on our counters. The latest Ameri-
f,:c. ...tan novelties in tinsel, leather, velvet and -satin boys, and all
the popular shapes in gilt, silver and black buckles are here.
Not many of any one k and and of the best only - one of each.
25 to $1.00 each,
The prices
To Specia as
for Saturday
We have two specials in wanted goods for Saturday shop--
,.., .pers •One is 4 line of'summer vests for ladies' that we am
going to sell ut I flc each, the other is a lot of children's cotton
',. and cashmere hose, that we are going to sell at 12ie per pair.
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Thd vests are part of the overmakers of one of the big milts
and came to us away under value, the hose are- a lot of odd
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pairs of different kinds ihat ,we want—aCTsr-3d out at once.
';‘,... -- The Vests
125 ladies vests, fine rib in white cream and natural, shaped, sleeveless, or
i - with short sleeves, some have closed the rest open front, all are worth a in
good deal more than our price, on sale commencing Saturday, ohoice.,.. 1VC
'the Hose
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thei 'afa°813ttrolltitrendncoatsahinpaerre rasteizsfoorrOieristriats,n r1i7hohedrtiaannd .,
were 25o, to °leer, your choice Y
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: . Better Vests .
In better Vests you will find many good lines in our stook
If you want them a ,little better than the ordinary kinds you'll
'And a good assortment and good values here. Here are these
,good -lines.
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of the season, on the street in front of ertY. will be Proseet d pro. oppe • .All the livery Jigs in I • ,
Ee R. A. Moore town haye been ordered forothe 24th;
mark that it was greatly apprpeiated 1 ,t , I I , .4,1exander on, pei
C..km 4 and get first choice.
Th
y,An t eelyed that ()nee. 13rovOn, whom his #
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ting.the band ' together.' Oa Tuesday Gee". Monti, Thee. outhentilbe and deer of last week$ the cause of his de -
night the following officers were elected•Ttitis'rord.
to look after the details: -President J. v • ar' z, of Whighatn, muse being , an affection of the 'lungs.
haS decided.t 0 retire for awhile and --He vvas ottrhe'age of 03.years, and this eaah and One Price. • . .
reodered and up-to-date. A good deat eston ; the a.re a number of Clinton siater,„Mrs jas,Flowsbn, Albert St.,wae
of credit ie due'Mr 13 oland for hie :2;05;?; Lhert fkulorig WhOtri are; frank called to Esqueeing, Hettoo county, to Taylor Br Sou
fur ts in organizing, antrsuccess in gel, tier mananek (3',,,,eeier, Win, Biggert, !see, died. at his home there on Wednes- I•
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Jaines McRae; vice B Kerr. Fa Itas sold nut his hotel. businesss to Jas. l interment Wag Made in the •Hornby 'flUtter and Hoge taken gig As .
treas., R. A. Dowirs'; ce,minittt:e. Bi'adwaY, Toronto, who takes p°''aea" 'Cemetery. A. Howson, of .A.uhurn,a
Einnierton, S. Hovland !and
ley;. leader., S, Borland. The band Srtgen nn JulY ' let.; Inspector
will'he one of the valuators for the last. hiittit/tAtArelikW44/101,41101/4114r
aisleY nephew,attended the funeral on FridaY •
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thirteen instruinents, • and it, is • '
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expected that the number will be
A Downs; bortterte, T. Wheatley; co, oi."" . • , • .
itT:ee'asfitetc)PIZve4711‘.1 :r°°=—Inbaa:sii.tr "tttt?ttlittt fittititilittnItittittltttttlIttittilltt,ttiftt t?? !tit?! tti t!! tttrti ft! tit e
nets, S Borland and Geo. McRae; e'er -
'nets, Jae. McBee.' T. McKenzie, Lein
-Doher ty and. W. M Wee; slide tromei e,
.7, T. Eiornertino (Prior, D Downs;
aft°, B R•rr; bass chum, W. McRae;
snare, IV; Rattenbury
A .14,NYWEDropro.-At "Li seep.
weptia" the pa !aria! -residence of • Mr
and Mrs W. Doherty, tc wn was an in-
fonaut scene but a very • iriterestin
eventon Wednesday,May 22nd,at, 12
o'clock, and the pretty qiiiet 'home
wedding took place when their dough,
.ter, Miss .Lana M. Louise, became the
wife of Dr. 0 Ernest Holum% dentist,
of Clinton. The father of the groom,
Rev. 3. W. Holittes, formerly of Bat-
tenbury street church, noW thepopu-
lar pastor of London Askin street
Methodist eluickolliciateci at the eere.
ttiony,asisisted by Rev. Mr O. Howson,
of town. .The bride looked- ideal in
her dress of cream crepe tie chine and'
her sister, Miss Ethel, as bridesmaid,
was beautifully attired'in white organ -
dip ; S. H. H011),N3P, a brother of the
groom, of London, performed the
duties as groomsman. Aftee the usual
wedding dinner and congratulations
easterided the young couple -left on the
2 55 p.m tram for Montreal end other
points for a trio. The gifts comprised
some Very valuable as. well as' useful
articles. Org,v the immediate. relative,
of the cerirracTing fiarlies-WeririketTeiic
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to witness the ceremony, among Whole
might he nu3ntioned Rev. and Mrs J.
W. Holmes, Of London, Miss Lottie
Holmeti, of "Strathrny, Mies Clara
"liolneet; and Dr, J. E. and J. H. Holmes.
of London, Dr, and Mrs Holmes will
be at home after jutie elltb, at their
home on Ratteobery 'Street, east, Olin -
ton. Both are very popular' voung
peorile of Clinton and the Naw SA,t
joins with the numerous friends in
wishing the newly wedded pair many
happy years of married life.
THE. NEU-POST O1IE1C1t,-00ncerning
the proposed new post-office:in Clinton
the NewieRecord says:- eWhere the
new office will be located will concern
Many of oureltizenstanumber of whoa)
are inclined to doubt that the question
Will be settled from the standpoint of
what will bee#. serve the town Re
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much doubt it, Thbv unite however.
Lidies' Pure white cotton yesta, very fine quality,open front, long sleeves ...... expressing the wish that 'the gittinf
ey hope at will but they
wanes, Silk Vesta, short sleeves, light weight, for spring arid sainmer,verydurablee, 75n wortrYite jahOut the sitting memb
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White Pine Balbriggan Vesta, ahaped, nicely fittished, pearl buttons, long Sleeves. ,2 in 500 make the Imp office an mine* to hie
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print. ' Our cotena need not
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op- for manly styles, testing qualities and scheming tilt cut our prices tc• tlielowest notch,, -71-2
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no. In the "Lion" brand you get the top noteh of goods at the lowest prices ever -
quoted for reliable goods, made frorn pure all wool goods. Out, made and trimmed --or
in a manner totally diffierent from ordinary goods.
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o challenges anyone to show that it;
public actions, at any time during
career, he has been influenced by
fish eonekleretione, The new oftlee
I not go on any property owned bg
eaten; of the repretentative, though
nservatives have already advised
t :tousle, The doubt expressed
ve, we are inchned to betietre,existe
he Mind of our contre I
We have a line of Curtain Muslin that we ?nbet)
the price in half.
want to clear out nick' . co mope it Ave eut
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Fine White Curtain Muslin, 50 Inches wide ilierew
atripea of blue, green or yellow, itheat Otte inch „apart
regular 80o te clear at per yard; 46..:r
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interesta to be considered are certainly
those of the public, and when the Wen,
•tion is decided upon it Will be wibh
that end in view, as far as cireturietaneea
Will allow. The rant of $5000 received
the approval of the Bowie on Mond
A.skeel if the antOunt woul comp ate
it will cost a little more than this, . but
a cheaper class of buildings than has
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it5e Only one member verbally 7posinif mird~
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the budding Mr Tarte said "We expect
the government has deckled to put up
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illferes Buckskin Pants; Price $1.001
Our Buckskin Pants at the above priee are made by ourselves in a manner -42
totally different from ordinary- ready made goods. They. are better cut, better
made and will outwear the ordinary goods twice over. You have only to try a pair
and they will soon demonstrate the difference. We are making up hundreds of pairs
and no line that we have ever placed on ;le naarket haahad such a sale.
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Our .Meres Suits at $7650
- Our suits at the above prices is a surprise, some people ould get'va00 for
our own goods, limo the lowness of prices.
the same suit but you have no middlemans profit to pay here. We manufacture all
The keenest buyers in the country' will find. values here thateannot *al -
led;
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goo thefamity of the postmaster, who
will have charge of and be responsible
for the ore Of these bullding.'w
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