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so say the wise men of to-day—e

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The clean cut styles of our Men’s Boots [will .

“0 matter how “Ice and trappy her make yOu wonder how we can- sell them at such a low

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suit if Milady’s hat is not becoming, .price___Three Leaders‘

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she is a failure.

Our Broadway, Boot at $4.50 is a Men’s Rena Boots, Velour . Calf, leader, goodyear welted with or without rubber heels, up-to-date last always, rubber heels. Made in Velour calf. sold at 4.00. Our price 3.50. A great boot to wear.

if she would always go to

‘ “MY STORE” forher hat I

she would be a success. We have imported models andmoclels made in our own workroom which cannot fail to please the most fastidious. ‘ .

A visit to our showroom will be a pleasant and satisfactory outing. We have pleased hundreds and Will not fail to please you. '

L. J. REDDIN

“My Store” 1 1 7H,;Queen‘.

Men’s Velour and Box Calf Boots 50m throughout’ 3.1”” sold» at 3'00 These are values that cannot be and 800‘] value at that our price 250' beaten. anywhere in price. For the next

Boys’ size 1 to 5 Same as the 2.50 two weeks we will send the above parcel line in Men's- 2.00 a pain I post prepaid when cash is sent. Remem- ber this is all new stock.

Youths’ size 11 to 13 1,75 a pair.

A. E. McEachen

The Shoe Man

l A 84 Queen Street

ericuu homes, there is very strum: lclr USES 0': LINOLEUM- , “as “5 W099" 1”le 1" Illlllost un)’ deucy to eliminate the old type at win~ ' l “‘3‘ room. The plain colors. a dark brown uow shade and using either a crotonne One at the striking developments or for instance. form an excellent buck. Shade or a“ ovmdmpcry 50 arranged recent homelurnlshings is the increasi ground for ony furnishings and anv on rods as to easily slip across the ed use of linoleum in all parts of the woman whose iloors are not quite sat- Mudum shutting out the views or house. Where the iioorcovcring used isi‘uctory for staining cannot go wrong ‘lho Hummer. This mum- typu of to be considered only suitable for the in covering them with iinoieums as a “magi-impel). might be culled a mgh kitchen it has grown up until now it basis for her rugs or curpet.

style of home furnishing, but it is growing steadily in popularity.

QRETONNE DOILIES.

tine distinct novelty in the crotonno ii'pe ul‘ fabrics is a pattern so planned that. it can be cut up into dolltes. each yard at 35-cent material containing

about six or eight at such dollies. ,. ’ fi'hese make very striking sols for 111;. . V. _ ‘ . formal luncheons, to be used. of - ' " o .t ,_ bare-top table idea. / \ . l .5, H 5/.1:

course, in connection with the popular I l “I” [Y Every your shows an increase of the V ‘ . ' l M ' _ ,llse of spring and summer rugs. eri- . ' times from our own western plains has . , " . [1‘ " \ 7 ‘Ja

almost replaced the Chinese and Jilliib ' V (h

nest: mailings. These are more dur- .2. " ..

able. more artistic, and in the tom: run 9, .

more economical. There is hardly a ‘1‘ 3:: up? ‘ I ' a

more suitable floor covering for the " ' m f a , '

summer home, and the wire [truss rug ‘ ’ " ‘ - A »

is suillcicntly durable to stand the, ,

wear and tear of outdoor as well as iu~ ' . ’

door use to advantage. : s l s Stores are also showing Home very

artistic rug rugs and for bedroom llHll

steadily growing.

’ PAPER HUGS. ‘

I I One of the novelties shown by the ‘ ' stores this season is a dolighti‘ui rut: made of twisted tissue paper. it ' ‘

seems impossible that so delicate u

iibre as tissue paper could stand so I much wear and tear, but when proper It d ' .

ly twisted, and treated with a preparu- oes

tion to make. it waterproof it wears nOt matter what your needs are' JuSt almost like wire. These rugs are made “ ’ ” ~ In such delicate and beautiful color say and your prObleln ls sch/ed- :ombinations as to be of service in al-

nost any room for summer usage. or ‘ curse, they are durable enouin to t‘untll the wear and tear on the . M." _ lOI'C . r . ‘ , . ' -. . One or the newest lilies shown at Spring Sluts '1 H a n d Boy’s ,Sprmg Suits—

yet in only a. few stores is an Ameri- tailored armcms in a" the ASk Your friends and they

can powapmude rug that so closely Newplai andCh wi" ten on a“ b tour 1 - b h d l eck effects . . Y a on

resein lea andma e and Dr ontal antced 7.50! excluswe range of Boys

fabrics as only to be distinguished on absomtely 81131”

close examinationi1 in (act. at a die (02 .0 . ' SUits- r innco of two or t ree e'et the rug V , would probably deceive an expert." Spring To pets... i n biped?!

This is a deep title fabric. splendid for Black or Grey Cheviot . l V library. living-room end saline-room. the {cans men's A > aeonoom nuns. ' 0T S 113-011 Coat $1010 $20. Just say you want to see our

9 in the bedroom this year there are Spring Hats and Ca spedal Boy 9 sun at

two clillasen oi’ 1i‘abri‘f whtcg will halve ’ -Nothmg newer than t e o u . the on] over oi oi era. he a t o newe t_ . ‘ \. ) body-Brussels which is increasing in S t 9y are all here‘ Boy 5 Shit“ 0‘ good popularity to! enlarge extolll‘: to; colt- Easter Neckwear— quality 33d Qalnty Dflmst tain roomao t e ouse. e at or s i, ' - > the Goobitn weave or art mg. gomgflng des s that are . Boy’s Hats They are here

For the living-room and library the . u“ to apnea t0 Y0)! 250 for y ap- proper thing today in no‘ longer the ' to 1500. 'r‘; « Boy). Cap. ' - ' , - " purely Oriental type of design. but a ~_ The old idea of making a barn of This summer unquestionably there SUMMER DHAPEO. season have been popular for women's modification more strictly in Accord- « you, hone in gamma,-v by striping n will he a big use of Maidonet curtains. clothing. are also reflected in home once with Americanidehsot architec- “ in the draperies “d ha" in“ This is a novelty in Nottingham not. Another drapery which will be popu- draperies. Light weight run-proof col- ture. The plain band border rugs are

. 3 Up to this time the housewife who lnr this spring and summer is the three or materials can be bod in Ibundnnco or course very popular. but‘the very me it “"30qu ‘5 "‘9‘ ('Ylllfi- wanted Nottingham net draperies had piece curtain with patch valance. for prices ranging from 8.55 to 1.60 in. novel! thing in a small center modal , tropic at noto‘ure learning to to have her own curtains made by Then, of couroo,rcomo,ln many'dtmar- yorg, all of which make delightful lion‘witb mpinln ; l. or”

, lit mng’in light and dainty some decorator. Now the stores are at types or curtain t about forms draperies. especially tor rooms where nut/border or at h 6% ' Mam-ulcer“, are mglag shelving cgmplete Maldoget‘cuig’oino one are modem « ott usham nets. 131011111:elastiingianmgflrudncethe acuitldoflnkln bio .

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