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Thes ring campaign

‘ against dirt, germs, in- sects, etc, can be made much easier and decid- 'edly more effective if some of the numerous aids afforded by our stock is used.

Ammonia, B o r a x,

Insecticides, Disinfect- ants, Insect Powder,

Moth Destroyers, Fum-

igators, Whisk Brooms, Chamois etc., are in-

dispensable if the :lean-

ing and purifying of the home is- to be perfectly done. We have them all in right quality and at right prices.

J. G Jamieson

_DRUGGIST

THE MEDICAL HALL

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jeweler & Opticians

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Pl--i \\'liiiiicy has been much criticised n

are worth more ihnn any other thing in the world

If you hiive any trouble

with your eyes _strain or headaches, have us examine your eycs and lit glasses fo suit.

G. il. Taylor

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W to cash their llny clieqiios nt the bur, wM_ M0NB0URQUET'|~E‘ Mgr und purclm_~ae drinks at the some rivaye p,,,¢h,.,_ 1¢,,n,,in,;_ w,,._,.,~ ,md f.i`\ni-_ Aiiiiiiii: ot.l1ci"iiiiportaiit nm- gellisitghlfgsnliiiiiliiiliiiiiiilisill “H r""m"" eiiiliiiciiis \\'n.~; thiit thc iiiuximum

CUISINE UNl'IX'Jl~If.1.l§l) fine for inirfictioiis of thc liquor law'

SYDNEY, N. S. wus riusi-il froiii .$200 to $500, und

r_72<il yr.

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'Farm Seeds: Our .stools 0|' lin flip of r-iiii-iilri'ntioii, here, which

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rted and Island qrown seed-

rlght. A. lloriie cl Co.

swung of Wheat’ Oatsbane/ piiiliniliiisn illstillcrs and liitvieis _lroiii s. Vetohos. Corn. Clovor .ini n'l'\"`"‘l~' ll‘l‘l*"`“ “"l'l“" ““y ‘l"`ll'°L 0f,h.V S0008. ls the hast. W1 \vlivi'r the _-mio is f<n'liiildi~_|i und<‘_i‘ the e ever offered, and our prloo > ;,,.~,.\ ..plii~n lu\\'.

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Now is thc tiino fur you ti. stock ted U, 1,,-0|,im{_ t.-Qntilig .m(101-'severe

on spring i'lnthi|ii_f fiends. Svc our

erior line of iiicii`9 suits null iur- lm _ _ , _ ngs. H. H. Iir(i\'.n, The ~Yn|u|;; (lent lumlm' ‘lr the Uplmsluon' Ml'

5 Mg_n_ 4_27,|45_ f`fn\‘.'el1, has ziniioun;'ed his policy of

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BMERONS Valuable Horse Saved _

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'THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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, MAY i, igis.

The opinions which one newspaper

may hold and express about another newspaper are not 0! much conse- quence to the reading public. The people are interested in the news of tho day and in the public questions which from time to time nrise. Tiiey like to read also the opinions of edi- tors and correspondents with regard to such questions. They havearight to expect that editorial and other writers shall have intelligent views upon public matters and shall ex- press them with honesty and candor. 'In private life theindividual who has little else to say than to ex- press his contempt or dislike for an- _utlier, perhaps his competitor or ri- lvnl in business or in his pi'ofcssion, is counted a bore and is lightly es- teemed by thinking men. And most ol' all lie injures himself. The man he perpetually abuses and who pnys no attention to liini. but goes on quiet- ly ntteiidiiig to business, nlways has the best of it in the end. it is niuch the some in tlie_ newspaper business. Nobody wants to read in his newspa- per three liundrcd and thirteen tinics in the ycnr that the editor dcspiscs siiinu other particular editor.

That line of conduct and comment

_ AY

SOME THINGS THAT ARE NOT IMP()it'l‘ANT. l

betrays ill-judgment, n. dearth of ideas. and a want of the sense of proportion. There are surely enough topics to write about without mak- ing a perpetual crusade against an- other editor or newspaper. Besides, it is always ii mistake to give a com- petitor' so much gratuitous advertis- ingl Our own experience has been that The Guardian has profited rsth-_ er than suffered by the attacks made upon it, We give our opinions from day to day-:realising that they are quite fallible-but'we give them. for what they may be worth.

The one great study of the manage-

ment is how to make a better news- paper, and how to render more and

and better service to the coiiuiiunity in \vbicli` we live. We value very highly the good opinion of our read- ers and patrons, of which so HU"-ly evidences have been given. We can sometimes learn valuable lessons from the mistakes of our competi- tors (mil opponents. But we can nev- er regard mere ill-uaturcd criticism and abuse as of any importance, or even of ordinary interest. The order of the duy is for news rind judicious opinions upon current questions of public interest.

ONTARIO LEGISLATION.

The Government of Sir Janis

c

nny municipality within the scope oi the local option law and so make the district “dry." Un the other liuiiil it is only fuir to_suy tliut in otlici' wuys the Ontario l’remier has done something toward the better _eiiforccmeut of the liquor laws, and also to iiiiikc thi-in more stringent.

/\t the recent session of the Logis-

lnture the cusliing of workmcii's pay rlicques by liquor sellers was made nn ufleiico against. the liquor law. This strikes at gi very wide spread evil, in ii couiitry where tens of _liuiisiiiiils of ivurkmcii were f_oii\_ptcd-

-iioilici' ci,uully iinpiirtniit will Wor-

As has hccii 1ili‘ciidy nr.i.i-_il in these oluiiins, Hii' .lnnics stands commit-

iinltirs, while the nctivc and ar-

closing: the liars.

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By “lllerviline

as Too bore and Lanic io ‘Vork

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"i liiivu had u loin: experience in J, *Q “l D trmitiiig liurses, :ind l can 'S8-l0lY l'3;l‘~Y_ dll" (lint, I know of no liniiiieut oi

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, " -it/';\ ,line " 'l‘hun writei-i Mr J. E. Mur-

_. _ _ _ _ _ if ' ' 'l ' -k -l like , rluiriir; in fact that `£"S€*?' I “ul li-i I v oik du ui-

liiinru wn. in fillillll l»0 W ` it Y

fri' I iiscil Ncrviliiic.

"Wo liave iisell Nerviliue on Ullr

dto ypénghinteregit thrreipi 1' tiitliiiy air'

WI 8 YllONi Il(_\\ll"lN \l"ll(lI'l lt \l‘ . _ . - ‘ ‘_ wink m,°Com_\,,Z,_ ,Noir/iline as ri general household lini

_ i -' l ‘ i r aches

inaooms. A i\i¢i.s..fi c.~....i<.-i_i..c_"‘°"l- ii” 8" ”"‘°““‘ °‘“° °

rabbe's iirocer_\'.i_llj-ppli-'iiflyneery, nnil pains. Try it yourself. ` UBNHFOD -l0l\l\“l1f*“lil*_‘l'-“lil l\l"' l.uri:e size bottle, 500., or sampler

P§,1,s"‘“ll""‘”"l' J‘l"r"""" Ml" (l"" " 2" ‘ ld l 'll dealers or 'Flin .f i. siwvi -'I' ' rm -nioi-i sl/i" -'<‘-- "0 _W -l

§l‘l].',i<?rs'rzailrior<l§n-T;»irll"il'ii»<|i_ W l r'..rnrrhozoiin (»o., Kliigston. Out.

hum for twenty-hve years. and never found it wanting. For man or beast if, is 5 wonderful liniment."

Five thousand letters recommend

V 7 . .| , fr: thi' hoiiic, (lrofts Hill P.

/ l, ` l /"`@“f'lll‘M3 lijllwlll huilnn liiiq young iiuiro tliiit

, _ . lwr\~ncl||'d hier riitllt f<.ll‘Cl0l_I. llllll ‘mm 5° ,'\» 'iv ' lilio sliiiiilflvr ilinvn she was ntifl, SUFU.

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C: B;._H. ‘;‘E}I§ilish" Paint A

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Is the Riqht Kind' to Buy

Yourlmrn stables :uidoiithouses need one kind

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of paint, your house will iiecd another and different kinds -must be used for your carriages, farm imple- ments and liousehold furniture.

In B-H_ “Eng'1isli" Paints you will find the only

one that will meet fully the rcquireinents of each surface, the only one that will look best, wear longest and ward against the elements. Each variety and qolor holds its fine appearance season after season and has highest covering power. Write or call for

color card and price list.

Fennel] Chandler

Y Vicioris Row.

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- -- - _ ' both parties are coinmitted to such n '

| niong the temperaiice people for rc-

* I ulllriiig a three-fifths vote to bring

isecms to be moving on toward greater restriction of the liquor trai- he, with thc favorable condition that

policy. Gradually ii' slowly in the, big Province, where there are sof many brewcrics and distilleries, thel liquor trnflic is being more ond moi-cl lieiiiiiied iii.

'PHE LATE l’lil°JSlU‘lt`N'l` li/\Yi'l. g

Among the most notublc persons'

who went down with the Titriiiic, und the one whose loss Cniiudu must icel

most dccply, was Charles' M. lloys, President of tlio Grniid Trunk und

' Y K Y ` den and enexpeeted death .of Johnl Chester Warren, eldest son of‘ John T., and Flora Warren in the 19th year of his age. Up till a few wccks, ago he was enjoying perfect health but owing to an attack of le gflvllll which lefthis heart in ii woukelwll condition, but fromfwhich he grail- ually recovered sufiicieiit to be about his` work again, when a sudden ut» tack again seized him and he rapidlv weakened until Monday evening APl`ll 22nd when angels bore his spirit home. H_e was oi a'kiiid and gentle disposition and beloved- by all who knew him. His remains were lsid to rest in the family plot in St. Thomas Cemetery, Rev. Mr. Watson officiat- ing. The pall bearers were:-James Johnston, John MacKay, Wilfred MacRae, Stetson Macliae, Heath Montgomery and Lemuel Orr. He leaves to mourn a sorrowiug futher and mother, three brothers and ii sister, besides a large circle of re- latives and friends.

Deeply though his loss we feel Time will all our sorrows heal We will hone to meet above Him We did so fondly love.

And this hope our hearts will cheer. Though to us he was so denr As we think when life is o'cr

We will meet to rnrt no inoru.

Are You llyspepfic ?

Then Wake Um ihe Fact To day That Your Trouble is

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Grand Trunk' Pucifie Railways. His, untimely deutli, while still in tlic vig- ,

or of ninturc iiinnhood, is ii iilttioiiuil loss. He wus one of ilie greiit rail-

wiiy men iii this age of grcnt rnilway; inaiiai,-ers und adniinistrators. He iron; ri strong; in.iiii_bliysicnlly und iueutiil-_, ly, cupnble of doing ii vnsi. uiiiouut of \\'in'k, rind lic worked curly und

lute iuost iiiilcfutiga.lily_ I Mr. l-lays was horn in llliiioiu ninl

bcgzlii his rnilwiiy work in Nlissouri at seventeen years of nge. At thirty_ lie was iiss|'i~\iii.iit iniiiingcr of tho Wir'

hush llnilwny, und the following yciir: i.c-ucrul inimniger. ln 1895 he came io’ Ciiiiailn to reorganize the Grninl` Truiik. What has been since accom-l plished in transforming the old und' till then iiiifortunutc Grand ’i`ruiik_'

pletion was largely the work of tliisl one mon. It wus ii lierculean tnsk_ seemingly impossible without him. It

wus one of the greatest tasks ever, undertaken by nrailwny man. I-le had to rectify the mistakes of his predecessors, reconstruct and rcor-`

_Vceedcd greatly.

Mr. Hays came to Cnnndu nn

American citizen, and as such had some prejudices to overcome in ord- er to win Canadian confidence und satisfy his British Board of Direct- ors. Uut his nbility nnd persoiinl clinructci' were suflielcut for the tnsk.

be his lasting nioiillnicnt. The lniid Ul lll9 1\<l0btion grew proud of the niun and of his acliiovciiieuts. l-ie ldiod in the fullness of his fame and

,lic died iiobly, ns did so many others ‘on that fatal night, and Canada mourns n great loss in his death.

thc following nmusiii' stor

' "John McPherson, l’ost|nasf.cr, Tracadie ltond, Guysboro County, departed this life fiveycnrs ago. -Hin widow has acted ns postmiistress since that dutc. A few weeks ago ri letter reached Trucudic Road Post Office from the Postmaster General

addressed to tlie dond man. John Mc- Pherson, stntiug that ii complaint had been laid against liiin to the el-. fect that he had been nn ofiensivc

pnrtiznn at both the hvcnl und fcdcr-i ul elections of lilll." | Airy postmaster who has been dond

five yours and still mukts himself nn,

and in creating and bringing tlic,;Om" _

uiriiiil Trunk Pacific nearly to coin Grows Ha", Abundandy

growth of liuir.

ganlze the entire system, nnd he siic-lSAL\/IA Onvl, ,, ,my and WM,-_|{ un.

__ i‘lie gl'cn.t work he uecompllslicd vvill,Mar"'lm° EXPN" is th” 0"]-V All

_ and fur~

lun-ihod in the best of taste. The ex-

Tlic New Glasgow Cliroiilcle tells cellenl' meal” 5" """"°d Tam” ‘llhute

l’ yi lfaliill lllfevailing on the eonipnny

offensive pnrtlsiiu in elections, ought UBCUDI train from Picton loaves at surely to have his official hrnil tuki-u "20 dan’ "mm sunday' ' 240" oil. I'

and absolute aid to all those wlio

IIWB will 058|' ll0UHcWlV0u ¢é‘t‘l‘i‘iul ure sufiorinig from any form of din-

advlce and service for their house- ease that is caused by impure blood. cleaning, needs. We know just whut _-Don't mopolnround suffering from (lin. you need and want and have stocked ease any longer-use Mnc's' Blood ,up ii large line of scouring sea-ps, Food and get on the right' road to metal polishes, carpet cleaners, furnl- health. A box 50c. .Tho Two Macs. ture polish and in fact almost every- l~29d3i. thing you could need to assist you in -- `

' your work. Let us help you got

ready for the work. The McKinnon illght ln prices as it is light In weight ,Drug Co., corner Great Georn ani. for summer use. Cotton blankets, Kent Ste. ilitl. etc.. Mc. l."aton’s. ' +260?-i

-avr: :.-_-rf---_,_mi__:- -: ~ av- '_~_~f~-:~_:z::_:~.r1_-:_~_r~_-_ ;' r;:;.-v-~-1-:_-_-_:::::::_~;-;.~_? ~-

Thinness, tiredness, poor color, loss ,

of appetite and despoiideiicy iiidirnte Dyspepsia und rltomucli Disorders. - You don't require ii hursli, gripiug

medicine. Best irsiilis cuino from Dr. Hamiltoiibi Pills uf lllninlruke. and Butternut, which eoiituln moth- iiig, stiinulating vegetable iiigrrili- ents that so strcngtlicii thi. stomncli

In ivisnoman. ' ' k _ `> f '

A sad gloom waslicsst owl' "lm

coinznunit of Lou River b thc sud- ‘

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ilic floor coverings.

weaves direct from the Mill.

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ln the furnisliings of a houic nothing plays zi more important p iri lliui

A room well carpcicil is half furnished, but probably the buying of no

other article of furniture in the home is of so much importance as choosing ilie carpet, hence be careful and select thc best.. We have new patterns and

Our efforts to convince you that we have the best selected stock of car-

pet squares at lower prices than any other House in ili'e Province has noi bzeii V in vain as the marked increase in this Springs business has demonstrated.

_ This week we are offering exceptional values in carpet, squares and general

house furnishings. PA'I ONS.

ATONS

.-ind bowels muscles as to ennhlc i.hrni "

io again nrt as iintiire inteinlrd. When this is accoiiilllislivil nll truce of uloninch iiiisi~i'_v and dyspcpsiii dis- n.ppvars. You will find llr. lliiiiiil- ton's Pills ii scientific euro for nll forms of istonincli ilisiiwss. liluiillwlie, bilioiisnens, bud ruloi', li\'l‘r ruin- . plaliit und consi_ipaiioii. Noi. lmlf- wuy iiirni-iui‘cs---liiil_ lsisiiiii; ciirc fin' these conilitiiiiin follow the use of Dr. Iiu;niltoii'n l'ills. l{l<}l<‘\,iSl¢} A SUl`lSTi'l`ll'l‘l‘l. All dciilcrs sell Dr. llain.iltoii's Pills, 2.5¢. per box, or from tho(iiitiii'i'lio1/miie Co., liiiigstoii,

priipcr i~'l_|iio of fiiiiciiuiiul

gvinsthllt is “OOF C0V0l`llli»§ llf _l‘1l' today and see thc display,

gi - -l-Ziiltf. The Home of flood Hats.

This is :in use of new lliscii\’crics. To grow hair ultcr it has fullcii out today is xi reality.

SALVIA, i.hc great l-luir Tonic und

Dresi-iiiig, will positively crciitc n new

If you want to have ri beautiful

head of hair frce from Duiidruf‘f use

results. l i SALVIA is |.;iiurnntecd to stopl falling hair and restore the hair to ,its natural color. The greatest Huir Vigor known, at Hughes’ Drugstore.

THE ALL' CANADIAN

llUU"l`l‘l TO _lVlf)N'l`Ill'lAl.._

Via the Int(-'rcolonlai Railway

Canadian Route to Quebec, and Mon- treal from the Maritime i’i'ovlm:es 'i‘he Maritime Express is generally admitted by experienced travellers to be the most comfortable train in America. This ls especially true in regard to the dining and sleeping oar service. The diners of the I. C. R. are rommy and well ventilated

all a price away below the a ln carte

ownoil lines. The sleeping coaelics are UD-l20'llal0 lll ever artlcula and

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IS YOUR HOME INSURED?

\_ou run ncverlnll wlien you may lose your house or other

hu lrlings by f_irc. 'l he r.-uly wav io secure reliable |'1|'oie\?iioii-- fo rid \/Oursell of fear and :inxicly and fully insure yourself “LI-iinsl hrs-is in luke mil si ruliry \\'illi one of thu sirmg Couipaiilcs \»\|.icli vic rcprusciii. '

_ (Luipuiiics viilli rapilali nl' iiiiliionn of dollars are rc,ily loassiiiiic all risk oiloss nf your propmfy. l"or a fi-w itcuis ii ‘lily fl\°)' will lake over :ill risli nuri in lhr- raise nuviiliiiii or loss Your rlaimfi will lic `|\rumpily and fully paid

l)i||i`| flvlj' Init- any lu|');|'|'. (lvl -in i|i\&|||'.4|\i~n |mlii‘y on

flial ln\_iisu nf yoiirs_L`a.l| or wrilc linlny for full i|il`ii|'||iaiin|i regarding rates and lcrins.

W. K. Rogers Co. Ltd.

_N4 Great 'Gwrgc Slrcct.

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"Ncck\\'uiii':-/iii iip-to-ilnfu line ul. "Our llnu of dcrbics sliowu tlic ln~l

wiiyn on hniiil in silk.; mul ffm;-|.,.l,_ ,f.i~.sl, l<_1|ii:lis|i niid /iincricnii styles to ll .V011 \\'iiuf_ |iuv1~lf_im<, livri- is flip Null '||'i‘.~'sy iiirn ns well ns ilnisu\vitli l’ll\i’Il fill' tlll‘lll- "llrlN‘i"H." fl 15t|iii_f_ iiiiire ci»iisci'\'iiiive i_iisti'.~:. We liuvc n

"*‘°" size, style, sliupc ninl sliiulu licrr. for

“lluihl up iwisfcii (issues, i:f.i~cii),;f.li i-very face :ind figllrr, und rain quoti- "l """l`.V 'll`LZH|\ lil .\'<'lH' hl"l.V ' you the \‘ur_v lowest price. lii~o\\'ii's,

"ll¥"¥`~ |'1`hc lioiiiv oi (loud Hats. 4~Z7\l4i.

niiiki-_ yourself nu strung and Iiczilthy ____

H5 YOU Hllfllllll llf‘V. lisa Muc's ]3looil "(lui'~liuc of suit/ null -ri

, _ h.i 1' ood, thc premier blood null iicrvl: liuts slivws thu best tliait. lciuliiil: fm' _ tonic. A box 500. Tl ’l‘ ' `< .- ~ ~

' lc “U l\l~‘C*‘- toiles iii Ciiliiulii, thc lliiiteil Hliitiwt

4"-lllllill :ind (front Ilritnin can |>i'nil|icc. You

_“Nm qmi" C--H I t- I H lnrb sin-e oi _gnttiiiu just the lint yon:

’ ' ‘ U ' "‘0» ""1 <f\'0l`V lin: w.'iiif. liere at the right price. Ciill in

srawaiir ai c.iMi>iu:n.

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_Barrister Notnihv Publis an _

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Morris Bloc -Ohsrletlstowr

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Barrisfers. Solicitors. eic. '

Offices in uesllrisa Block Oorner

- Queen and (Patton gtreets Uhsrlutli- f town, P* E. island. `, MONEY T0 LOAN l W. B S'l'l5WAR'l‘ K.t‘. A. N. OAl\fPllEl.L

eslloloosoeneoosssssss

' DR. A. A. LECKIIJ i

(Government Vefer`nery lnspcCl0fl ELDON HOTEL Phone 289|. - drwtf

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pleasant. Boing po|i||la|- with 5 gin” of travellers who are generally found to bo the acmo of good company, the through journey is never found dull, and even during the winter months there is much of scenic interest in the da_v‘s ride through the `Provlnces of Quebec, Montreal is reached at the convenient hour of 6.30 p. m., and connections are made at Bonaventure Union Station with the through trains of the Grand Trunk Railway for Toronto, Buffalo, Detrlot. Chic- BK0. .and other point ln western Canada and the United States. Con-

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_ Insurance _Notice

The undersigned hcrcliy notifies the insuring Public ihat

hc _has retired from ilie FlR]i. ard MARINE liisurance and business and has nominated as his successor Mr. Edmund. 'l`. Ifliggs who now assumes thc management for the llrovince of:

The Western Assurance Company”

:l"lie Norwich llnion l~`ire Insurance Society, l.td._ _

He lakes this opportunity of tendering’ his _ very sincere

thanks to all who have so generously pntronizci him in llie past nod solicits for Mr ~I~liggs, who will have his hearty support and good will, a continuance of patronage which has beui so liberally extended to biinfor many years past.

Horace H aszcircl

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OUR '_l`lME l_S SHORT IN T_liE _OLD STORE..

The Removal Sale of Boots and Shoes at clearing out prices will continue until we close. Save yourmoney by getting your family supply of footwear NOW 1

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