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HILL
VOL XVI.
HILLS BOKO. ORI'GON. MAY '.a, i90'J
NO. II
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lUbbl Wine, of I'm lluinl. Om
ducted Services
HIKUL WAS SUNDAY AFIF.UVODV
Mitbtr llaara Trip If labia fof trad
Didghlti'i Ill.tU
Mrs Itiui'fowr, tnotbir of the
woman alain Kowlalr, vUltod
tba court bouaa 11 Tburadajr af
turnoon, ititl wbtla ihr, Itoatilair,
wbo hartl of bir rmcnM ai-kfJ
to bar. Tbo twain Hint at th
coll door, ami ara lotruduewl.
"W'by did you kill my daughter,"
tkd Mra. Dumbrowpr. Uoaalair
H)allrd xxuelbiog about "UrrtU
getting bar tlamlar up," and tba
Interview ended While in Hill
boro, Mr lmbroer wee giioM
of ei Hheriff Jobn W. Hw ami
wife. Hhe I an intr llinint women,
of pent the middle aga, end a Jew
at. Hhe reeidea in a eubutb id
Ia Angtile, with ber eon, end it
in ordinary circumeUnoea.
Marie IVereoo. Jaughtor by R
lair and flrl wif, w here Tnun
day, and eaid that ebe did itot
cotne to HiIUImm out of eyratby
fur bar father, a ehe bad nme for
him, but that ehe wa brre to Mm j
Hueolair iu any way ) rr J to
make atonement fr bie crime
Hbe will ak ber lather to allow
bie (ro(erty, to go toward the eup
port of ber bait brolbere and ei'
tare, who art in the Kaet, under
care nf ber etp mother, now di
vorced from RoeMeir.
Kwwlair ha turned down two id
fere from altorneya to defend bim,
one from Jobn A Jffria, of Port
land, and another from Attorney
McCann, aleo ol Portland
Roaalair eaid that ba Oral met
LUotte Dombrower in Portland,
not through any advertising, but
through a party be met at a jwl
ry ebop, where be went to get a
watch which wa under repair, He
told tble man Cbarlee that be want
ed a wlfx, and that be would like
to ujn'I eom woman. Cbarlee took
Rowilair to Jeflreon elret near
Third, and there for the tlret time
be met Umlta. Haitated the firil
time be met the woman ehe wa in
the company d eeveral men and
women and that in a apirit of
amuaxmeot ebe wa playing on a
plancbetie Inard and invoking the
iplrite. Hhe afterward explained
to him that ehe did it only a a
paetime and that be did not be
lieve in ite euppoeed oracular
poweri,
After evral meetinge they were
married He eay that be gave
ber SO, prior to marriage, to pay
arrearage for room rent, and that
the girl feared trouble a Imr trunk
wae being held, and ebe bad gone
to her room and broken ite look,
Rocelair admitted that the dead
wife knew no fnar and that ehe bad
at tlmra taunted him fir being a
hypocrite. Hie aeoond wile eaid
he waa "crazy." Thie was the wife
who wae highly eduoatad and held
in high eeletm by all Hilleboro
people who knew her, and be ad
mitted that be had been in jut ior
two weeke before the emirte eepar
ated them.
The body of Mr. Kowlnir wim Imrirtl
In tlir Oil.l Krllow' Crinrtrrv KiuMav.
Kabtii Wtw, of Portlaiul, came out ami
preat-lted Hit- funeral art man In tbe M.
K. church Huiiilay afternoon, wiih the
attfmlaiit Ii-wmh iliea. Srnalor IUn
Selling, of I'oitlantl, w preitcnt, Afirr
uir ruri 01 me cnurcii wcra concimirti,
the rrumliii of Mra. Ronelair were Inier-
red, above atntril. A muiilier of 1 1 ills
boro people attended tbe aorvlcen mid
burin), ami the cnkct wh covrreil with
kriutiful flower, Mr. Iximbrowi-r.
mother of the deccaerd, waa the only n l
ative who w preix-iit.
lhehurii! bi-rewaaut the lntnce of
rriMccuthiB Attornev K. 11. Tonuue, l"r
rtMoii which nmy have a brnrinif in tbe
UIhI of Konelnir, lor tntinlcr. Tbe origi
nal intention of the mother wa to have
Hie renuiu cremated.
PUBLIC HORSE SALE
McGreer Brothers, nf Foreet drove,
will have their annual auction stile
of fifty head of road, wcrk and
draft horeee, at Forest Grove, at
one o'clock in tbe afternoon, sharp,
on
SATURDAY, MAY 29
These are all young horcea and
ra very drairable. Farrnera wiHh
ing rome good etook should attend
inn aaie.
McQreer Droi , Ownere.
J. W. Hughee, Auctioneer.
Wm. Jolly, of Portland, was out
to nil ranch north of town Monday
John Cruickahank. of South For
eet Grove, traneaoted buBinesa In
town Monday.
For Sale A 3 inonthe old reaie
tered Jernev hull naif. "Darindus
Victor," No. 84,003. Inquire of
John P.urwin, of Titiiler, wae in
town Hunday.
I.. M. Miller, of Hcbolle, wat In
town Hunday,
Arthur Flint and wifn, and Frd
(irnnwr, of Hobtdla, were In tbe city
Haturday.
Herman Hchulmericb, of Port
land, wa nut Hunday, and epent
the day with relative.
Mr. May lireer wa IcWm con
ductor id the lUUcca, at Albany,
leal week.
J. A. Yendhejr and family, of
near (ilencoe, were iu town Moo
day. A eitaen year old girl deairee
work in a reeiw-ctable family. Ad
dre Argue. 112
H. R. Findley, a prominent Ce
dar Mill Mot kinaii, wae a caller,
Manila y.
A Ifcoialion Day cornea on
Monday, May 31 that day being a
Irgat holiday, no mail will be de
livered on rural routea from tbie
city.
All t-eraon deairoua of entering
an albletid club, art reuueated to
band their namea to lUmaid Vaught.
No out admitted under 10 years of
age.
A Portland evening paper laet
Friday stated that Mia Alice
Hale, who waa reported a miming
th early part ol laat week, bad re
turned home.
Danra at W. O W. Hall, (Hen
Co, May 'ill. Ticket, including
eupper, 11 00 Toelie'e orcheelra.
K very body invitwl. 10 II
A. II. Hmith, a P. R. A N. sub
contractor, was in town Monday,
and went out to the front Wednes
day morning.
('apt. J I). Merryman and wife,
of Portland, came nut to Hilleboro
Saturday evening, and were gueeU
of Dr. and Mra A. U. RaiUy.
For Hale: Clay pigeon trap, and
H barrel of blue rock. Will sell
for 115 L. M. M iiler, Scholia, Or .
at Rowell Uroa. A Co. store. 113
(lo Cypher, of beyond tllenooe,
reiurned Monday from a short
vUitwitb hi eon, wbo I in the
WaJbaui'e wbulraale bouae, Port
end.
tlao W. Harrow and wife re-
Uif nwl Haturday evening from a
wo month vimt to Mr. Harrow s
relatives, near Toronto, Canada
Mr. Harrow says that on May 12
the leave bad not yet fully burst-
mi on the trewi, and the Hpring 1
very backward.
Win. Cbenault, on of tbe pitch
er for the Portland club in the
Nortbweel league, was out to Hills
boro one day laat week and viniled
with Mr and Mrs. 8. T. Weather
red. Tbe Weatberreds and Cbe
nault were neighbor and friends
n Tennewoe. Mr. Chenault U one
of tbe bet pitchers in the North
west league.
An old faxhioned barn raising
occurred at Ham Johneon's place in
the Hhady Brook section, Saturday
About (30 men were present, and as
ur-ual, at such "raiiiig" there was
lots of fun. The ladies prepared a
lountiful dinner, and soma or the
younger membera of the party got
up a baseball game.
Carrie B. Hall has surd F. J.
Hail fir divorce, alleging failure to
upport and cruelty. They former
ly lived in Hilleboro, where Hall
taded guilty to eteeitng unner-
wear from the Bohulroerich atore,
some years ago. Tbey went from
here to 8t. Johns The wife asks
for the ouslody of several minor
children, and what iquity there
about MOO in their home near
the Peninsular mills.
Trouble ia being experienced in
eecuring right-of-way between For
et (irove and Verbwrt for the
Unitj..! Rat ways says a Forest
(irnva oorresnondent of a Portlsnd
natter, and unleee settlers along me
. ... . a
route agree io mrm wnuiu uo
nat fw days, it is probable that
the line will not be tum to poresi
(irnva. The business men of tbe
drnva are doing all in their power
to indttoe the owners of properly to
sell the right-of-way, aa latiure oi
th line to bu Id to that city wouio
not only be a great Iocs to the town,
but would also retard the growth
of the country adjscent.
R.lair nosed for a ploture in
thi HheriiT's oUioe Monday. Two
pictures were taken, one while he
was sluing, the other while, he
stood. He wears a moustache and
stubby chin whiskers, and 1b not
.iin.ml to shave for fear he might
,iii,la to commit suicide. The
Sheriff watohea him carefully, and
thus far he haa shown no mania
for getting rid of himself. He is
the kind of a man who would en
; tu annaationalism of a trial,
and Is never bo pleased ae when he
is allowed to eiptoii me iu uu
.niina anrl rfcllnlon. When asked
to pose for a photograph, he made
no obieotion, and Beemea raiuer
pleased with the thought of having
KNTKKPKISK
roii THIS CITY
YerKcr-Lytle-StevenBon Oun
pany Incorporated
RIG SAWMILL TO BE STAR FEATURE
VIII aa Sawdaat rati far Operating
City Light Plaat
Tbe Yergen-Lytle-8tvenson Com
pany baa incorporated, with Hille
boro aa tbe principal place of busi
nee, tbe capital stock being HO,
000 This company ba purchased
the Hilleboro city water and light
plant, and is now negotiating for
the purchase of a mill site, near tbe
city. About ten acres will be re
quired tor tbe purposes of tbe mill
and factories. It ia the intention
of tbe company to build and operate
a sawmill with a daily cutting ca
pictty of from 00,000 to 75 000 feet
per day. A mill of this size, and
its attendant lactone, would give
employment to about 40 men daily
It is the intention to ure the saw
duet from tbe mill as fuel for tbe
city water and light plant, and tbe
company figures that it can make
saving of from 14.000 to $5,(1)0
per year in fuel eipenee. In addi
tion to the water and light plant,
the company will have an ice
plant, a eaah and door factory and
big dry kiln. Mr. Ween, one
of the incorporator, is at present
on the Hound, where be is attempt-
ng to cloee the sale or a big saw
mill property at Bellingham. If
Ibis deal is closed soon, the com
pany will begin the errction of their
mill plant this Hummer. Tbey
may do eo, in any event. There
s no gueee-work about tbe eotab
isbment of the mill. It will be
built, and will add another dinner
bucket brigade to Uilleboro's pay
roll. Tbe location nf tbe site is
yet a secret, but will soon be
known. Enough is known about
the location, however, to say that
it will be in a suburb of Hilleboro
OREGON ELECTRIC SCHEDULE
The OreRon Klertric run nix car each
way daily. The 8 55 a. ro. and 14s . in.
tram out of Hillnlioro connect promptly
with Salem car at Garden Home. The
Ilillatioro-rortland timetable follow:
Ix-avci HilUWo Arrive Portland
7 aj a ni 8 30 a m
8&5a m 10 00 a 111
II 10 a 111 ...11 IS P m
I 45 P ni.. 50 pm
J 55 P S 00 p nt
o is p m 7 o p m
Iavr Portland Anivr llillslwro
7 00 a m.... 8 05 a m
8 55 a m 1000 a m
10 5 a 111 11 30 a in
1 jopm -1 JSP t
4 10 pm 5 is P ni
5 30 p in -. 6 35 p m
SCHOOL REPORT
Tbe report for school year of eight
moothe, ending May 21, at Lety-
ville, Diet. No. 8. Those enrolled
are:
Frank, lVira and Sophia Schneider,
Roy, Marie and Floatie Schledtll, Wes
ley and Miltoa Harvey, Margaret, Minnie
and Oracle Gregg, Koae yui!RU Talkie,
Andra and Iven McKulgbt, little, John
and Uatxd Wataon, Roland and Gordon
Galea, Ivan Shairer, Lawrence and Carl
Peternon, Helminth anil Ueorgui l-eml-
ler, Iteaiie Hanley, Anna, Pearl. Harry
and Reuben Ituchelejohn Lak son and
Adrian Power.
Total attendanoe, 35591; average
attendance, 24; total absents, 501);
tardy, 8. '
The school closed with a .joint
pionio with the Academy school.
All report a nioe time, wiin a pro
gram consisting of drills, may-pole,
songB. recitations, a pionio dinner,
and a baseball game between two
neighborhoods Miss Alma Cur
ties, Teaoher.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A del shlful surprise party was
oiven at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Mazxei. Portland, ur, in nonor oi
. - . k n a
the Kith birthday of their daugh
ter. Isabella. May 20. Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Baker are to be com-
nlimented on the way the party
was gotten up, as everything passed
off oleasan tly . M usic wae furnish
ed Jy Prof. H. Toelie'e five piece
orchestra. Refreshments were
served. Dancing was engaged in
until- the "wee sma' hours" of
morning.
Thoaa present were: Mr. and Mrs. M,
R. laker. Mra. Bunch, Mr, and Mrs.
Belts. Mrs. Gertrude Sanders; Missea
May me Mickey, Roberts, Hazel Betts
W. Bloom. M. Stow, Blanche Parka, I),
Bailev. Ida and Isabella Mazzei, Bessie
Parent!. Louise Piluso, Mary Albertlne
Mr. and Mrs. JMerzei, Mr. and Mra.
Arrighi, Mr. and Mrs. C. Auiato and
fnmllv. Mr. and Mra. Merlo, Mr. and
Mra. Parent!, Mra Albertine and family
Meaara. P. T. Taylor, H. W. Hull, W
White, K. Hockenberry, L. Murray, H
Oaraon. t. W. Anderson, K. H. Wells, H
fl. Woods. K. W. Boice, Arion, T. F.
Qirrisa, John Arrighi, Emil Piluso, Dan
Mazzei, M. A. and Ales. Dalfonzo, Floyd
Parent!.
Lewis Carttfina, of Greenville,
was in town Haturday.
T. P. (Joo'lin, of Went I'nion
was in town Haturday.
'.. M. Lallue and Hi Clark, of
Forest drove, we-re in town Hatur
day, J. II. Boardman, Petr Weend
and K. C, McGraw, of Uuxton,
were in town Hunday.
O. It. and C. K. I'otts, of Hales
Creek, were in the city Haturday,
and called.
Two plain drunks were taken in
Sunday by the Marehal, arid got
two days each on the street.
A. 8. Bholes this week bought
tbe Berj. Pcholfield property at
Cornelius
J. W. Marsh, one of the pionaers
of the Centerville section, was in
town Tuday. He reports that
crops need rain.
For 8ale Four good graded Jer
sey milch cows, 2 fresh, and 2 to be
freeh soon. 0. A. l'autmeier, 3j
miles southeast of Hilleboro. 9 11
Mrs. 0 A. Patterson wbo under
went an operation at a Portland
hospital a conple of weeks ago, is
slowly improving.
Bring your watches and clocks
to Libby, for prompt and skillful
repairing. Corner Main and Third
streets. 4'.ht
William J. Miller and Winifred
J. Chalmers were married at tbe
M, K. parsonage in this city, 00 tbe
24th inet., by Rev. L. F. Belknap.
Free: lOo package Conkey's
Lice Powder, also 2"c Poultry
Book. Bring ad to It. C. Bar
trampfe. By mail 7c. II
Dealere look for big real estate
transaction in this county during
the coming month. Inquiries are
numerous, and many strangers are
coming and going over tbe ccunty.
Nox i cide disinfect and kills
the germs Mixes with water. Is
cheap and effective. I'-e it now
and prevent dia.ase. Pint, 35c;
quart, GOo. H. C. JUartrampf. 114
8. T. Walker, of Forest Grove,
passed through town Tuesday, on
his way to Banks to vixit his aged
mother, wbo is reported quite ill.
Save the little chicksns from in
digestion, diarrhea, eta. Conkey's
Cholera Cure in the drinking water
is guaranteed by R C. Hartraroff.
Price, 25c and aOo. 11 4
County Clerk Bailey is iepuicgja
large number of fishing permits of
late. Tbe fishing is getting good in
the mountain streams.and many of
our local fishermen are getting the
fever.
Those who kno say there is
considerable snow in tbe Coast
range mountains, well up. What is
needed now is some warm weather
to melt it, so that we may have
some real summer.
A local crawfisher saye that these
fresh water crabs are extremely shy
about getting into traps this year,
and that the Portland restaurants
cannot begin to supply their cus
tomers. Most of the crawfish con
sumed in Portland are taken in the
Tualatin river, and the fisherman
referred to shipped hundreds of
dciens to the Portland markets, at
this time, last year.
John Brooks, the only inmate of
the county nil, is getting tired of
Roselair a "religious services, and
is anxious to get nau. According
to Brooks, Roselair prays and
preaches every night until nearly
midnight. Brooks, who is await
ing the action of the grand jury on
a statutory charge, eays he ia afraid
Roselair may take a notion to
smash him some time with a spit
toon or a chair.
Mrs. Ann Freeman has applied
for a pension, on sccount of the
servioe of her husband in the Ore
gon Home uuard, which was or
ganised in this county in la53, to
repel threatened Indian invasion.
Her husband, with about 00 others,
composing a company in this coun
ty, were ordered to the Columbia
river, at nt. Helens, during the
summer of 1853, to meet a body of
hostile Washington Indians, who
were supposed to be ready to cross
to the Oregon side. Geo. Ferrell.a
pioneer of this county, was the cap
tain, and led the Washington coun
ty boys to St. Helens, but the In
dians did not cross, as waa antioi
Dated by the Governor. The
company maintained its organiza
tion for some time after this inoi
dent, and while its records were
poorly kept, Senator Chamberlain
writes to Bagley & Hare, attorneys
for Mrs. Freeman, that if two mem
bers of the company can be found
who will make proper affidavits, he
will endeavor to secure a pension
for the widow. J. W Gibson, of
Reedville, was in town Saturday
and stated that be was a member
of the company referred to,- and
that the late Henry Wooley was
another. If another member is
alive, he will confer a favor on Mrs
Freeman, by making himself
known.
J. IV. SHINY IN
TUB CfTYSATURDAT
Went on Oat to The Front
With A. J.McCahe
COXTKaCT FOR TILLAMOOK USE
Will
Bits One Tbouund Ilea at Vark
is Short Time
J. W. Sweeny, wbo has the con
tract for building the unfinished
portion of the P. K. & K. line, was
in town laat Friday, and went out
over the road to a point beyond
Buxton, to look over tbe situation.
He haa a large outfit coming up
from Drain, where it was to be
used on the Drain-Coos Bay road,
which failed to go through. He
has another big outfit on the road
overland to Tillamook, and be ex
pects to have 1,000 men at work
within 30 days. He will build bis
own camps, and create mesa bouses
and sleeping bunks for tbe small
army of men to be employed. Tbe
campaign of construction of the
road bed and bridges will be vigor
ously prosecuted this Summer and
Fall, and the tunnels can bs work
ed upon during tbe Winter.
I bis line will open up one of tbe
greatest timber belts in Oregon,
and many business men in Oregon
are keeping an eye on tbe station
locations, with a view to locating,
and growing up with the country.
There will bs one good town at the
junction of the Salrronberry and
Nehalem, which would Up tbe
trade cf the Nehalem valley, which
section is quite well settled. This
will be the nearest railroad to that
prosperous valley, and will give the
farmers an outlet for their products
I be iNehalem valley produces fine
bay. prin apples, and is also local
ly famous lor its dairying and
stock interests.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leave for Portland
Forest Crore Local 61 a. tn.
Bheridao Fljer 9:1a a. m.
Forest urove Local.... 1042 a. tn.
Foreat Grove Local.. 3-4 j p. m.
Corvallis Overland 4:69 p. m.
Leave Portland for Hillsboro
Corvalli Overland 7:10 a.m.
Foreat Grove Local 8Aj a m.
Fcrest Grove Local 1 :oo p. m.
Sheridan Flyer 4:10 p. m.
roresl (..rove Local 540 p. m.
LUST FREEMAN
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season waa eolemnued at the resi
dence of Nicholas A. Freeman, at
321 East Seventh street, Portland,
at 3 0 clock, Wednesday, May 19,
r,K)9, wheu tbeir daughter, Bessie,
was united in marriage to franklin
J. Lust. The beautiful and im
pressive ring ceremony waB used,
Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher ofbci-
ating. The bride was beautifully
gnwned in an empire effect of white
ivory satin, and carried an arm
bouquet of brides roses. Miss
Reaeha Fowler, a cousin of the
bride, sang "Because," very im
pressively, as the bridal party en
tered tbe parlor, which was artisti
cally decorated with flowers and
ferns. A sumptuous luncheon was
served at 5 p. m. in the dining
room, whioh was decorated in yel-
ow flowers and crepe paper, after
which the bride and groom repair
ed to tbeir home in that city. The
presents were numerous The im
mediate relatives and friends pres
ent were as follows: Mr. and Mrs
Nicholas Freeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fowler, Dr. and Mrs 0.
Fowler, Mis. Carrie Morgan, Marie
Lenc, K valine Ground, Cecelia
Luck, Bessie Hubbard, Edith Stein,
Frances, E. K. and E D, Freeman
The bride was formerly a Hille
boro young lady, and claims this
city as her birth plaoe.
Dr. C. L. Large, of Forest Grove,
was in town Friday.
Julius Croeni. of Bethany; Fred
Hamel, of West Union; Herman
Glaske, of Bethany, and Henry
Becker, of Iowa Hill, were in the
city, Monday.
Last Friday night just as the
west bound electrio oar came in
Dr. Linklater was coming up from
the depot on second street, and
seeing that he might -collide with
the car, switched his automobile to
the left, and before he could stop
it, the machine ran into a crowd by
the box car depot, and knocked
Thos. Talbot, of Cornelius, down
and tore off a portion of the Bole of
one of his shoes. A little child
was saved from being run over by
Mr. Hubbert, who seized it just in
time. The car managed to stop
and the auto crossed the track
safely. Mr. Talbot BUBtained some
not sertous bruises, but took tbe
car for home. Dr. Linklater did
not sea the car until right upon it.
High Q UALITY Drug Store I
When you arc sick and in
need of Medicine, you want
not only that which is True
to Name, but also that which
is of the highest quality ob
tainable. Such is the class
of Drugs which we constantly
I endeavor to furnish our cus-
i
I tomers.
None but Competent reg
istered pharmacists are al
lowed to fill Prescriptions or
sell drugs of any kind in our
Store:
I The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
1
2D00 PIS
SLAUGHTER PRICES!
To mahe room for other StocK I am maHinrf
a sweeping reduction on the prices of all
lines of Shoes. These are absolutely the
greatest values in Footwear ever offered In
this city. Just read the following pricest
For Ladies
$1 75 Reg. now 1 35
2 Oo Reg. now l 65
3 00 Reg. now 2 45
2 50 Reg. now 2 05
3 50 Reg. now 2 65
4 00 Reg. now 2 95
4 50 Reg. now 3 45
$5 00 Reg. now $3 85
200 pairs Baby shoes
75 cts. now on sal
Misses 2c Children
75 ct shoe
$1 00 shoe
1 25 shoe
1 50 shoe
1 75 shoe
2 00- shoe
2 25 shoe
2 50 shoe
for 60 cts
for 75 cts
for 95 cts
for SI 15
for
for
for
for
1 35
1 45
1 60
I 70
JOHN DENNISHILLSBORO
HEADACHE AND EYESTRAIN
- Never have I had the connection between Head
ache and Eyestrain brought home to me more forci
bly than during this week.
Out of the cases that have visited me during tbe
past week from all over this district seven came
because of severe headaches
and this although their vision was perfect, or nearly
so. They felt that eyestrain must be at the bottom
of the trouble, and so came in order that, after the
most careful, scientific testing, glasses might be sup
plied and the ctuise of all the troubles removed. That
Glasses will Positively Cure Headaches,
even when of long standing, if caused by eyestrain,
the testimony of hundreds of satisfied customers con
clusively proves. .
My prices for Glasses are no more than those of
the ordinary spectacle seller.
LAUREL M. HOYT
WATCHMAKER
And Jwalr
FOR MEN
In men's shoe3 we
are making the same
quotations, dollar
for dollar, as in
the opposite col
umn. Good, durable
shoes, and in style
and money savers.
in Price SO to
e at 40c
Sale on Boys1 and
Youths1 Shoes
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