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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
THE INC
The Name Of The Mexico High
School Annual Edited by the Pup
lis Of the school-Will Ap.
pear About Nay 1st-staf
Named.

1.-THE Nc Milan" the Mexico High
school annual, edited by the pupils o.
the school, will appear about May LIST
This is the first attemp OF the Mexict
high School to get out anything O.
this kind, but the Nc MILAN, undel
the supervision Of Prof. Skidmore
with Its most able and competent
staff, promises to be a publication
worthy Of Its name and is to be made
Ia permanent annual publication
The annual will contain seventy five
pages, filed with the best and most
catchy reading matter, spicy Jokes,
and the photographs OF the seniors
will appear in it.
The following lis the staff:-Editor
in Chief Hugh Dunlap; Business Man.
ager, L. Barth; Athletic Editor, Car
ter Taylor; Associate Editor, Il.
Brown Fraternity Editor, G. Barnes;
Joke and Senior Editor, Ruth Mason;
Sorority Editor, Ruth OovinRton;
Girls Athletic Editor Mary Abby;
High School reporter, E. Barth; Sup
ervisior, Prof. Mark Skidmore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

0as Of MsxicO's most Highly Res
pected and influential Citizens
Passed Away Sunday Night
IL O'clock


Benjsmin L Locke, one OF Mexico's
most highly respected and influential
citizens, died Of general disability
Sunday night at IL O'Clock. The de-
ceased was 50 years l month and %
days old. He was born in Louisville,
Ky on the 2Srd day Of January, 1925,
and acquired bis elementary educa-
tlon In the schools OF the county.
After . preparatory course, he enter.
ed Brown University, Providence, R.
l., In which he continued until bis
graduation 10 1S47,
Soon after his graduation the de-
ceased came to Missouri, where be
cast his fortune with the future OF
this State. The same fall, on the
2sth October, 1s47, be was married 10
Miss Emily a. Moore Of Galloway
county, In which county be at once
settled and engaged In farming. Here
he remained engaged In this pursuit
until 1858, when he crossed over into
Audrain county.
Here be followed farming until 1852,
when be was elected county clerk. He
held this ONCE from the following
January until 1887, with the excep-
tion Of q short time during the year
1865, 1865, when he was ousted by the
state convention without any Just
cause. But no sooner could the law
full voice OF the people be heard again
than be was returned to the office. In
comparison with record as an
officer, carrying with IL as 1t does, the
evidence Of tine confidence and esteem
OF the people among whom he has
loved for SO many years, what can be
said worthy Of his character, high
standing and long and faithful SER
vices. Mt. Locke has led 3 worthy
and useful life, and has ever held the
confidence and esteem OF those who
have known him longest and best.
As a member Of the Board Of Hos
pital No. !, be served for a number
of years. He was superintendent Of
the Christian church Sunday school,
of which church be was q worthy
member, for nearly thirty years, and
at the time of bis death be was a
member Of the board OF trustees Of
william Woods College.
Mr.. Locke was preceded to the
grave by bis wife some three years
ago. He is survived by three sons,
Z. R., s. NJ. and P. e of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
NOBODY
Kidney Troubles Attack Mexico Men
and Women, Old and Young
Alike.

Kidney Ills seize young and old
alike
Quickly come aud little warning
give.
Children suffer In their early years
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Robust men have lame and aching
backs.
Old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame,
Endure distressing urinary Ills.
The cure for man, for woman, or f5r
child.
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure the kid
neys-
Cure al! the varied forms OF kidney
suffering.
Mexico testimony guarantees every
box.
v. e. Yates, Living on Walnut st.
Mexico, Mo-, says: Doan's Kidney
Pills have done me more good than
any kidney remedy that l ever got
hold Of, know them to be a genuine
kidney cure from my own experience.
l had trouble with both my back and
kidneys and was completely laid up.
l could do no work whatever, my back
was so lame and my kidneys we're q
continual source OF inconvenience, the
~secretions being altogether too fire.
quent. l got Doan,s Kidney Pills
from 0. A. Buckner & Co.'s drug store
and they quickly brought relief. /
could sleep soundly after using them
and all the lameness in my back dis
appeared. l was generally strengthen
ed by using Dosn's Kidney Pills.
For sale BY all dealers. Price SO
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, |
New York cole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

PRESIDENT S. L. ROBINSON, Of the
proposed electric line to Perry, says
that work will be renewed again Mon
day on the grading. Mr.. Robinson, al
SO, says, that he has q proposition to
take the line to Centralia, Mo-, In
stead OF Mexico, and that he must
have the ten thousand dollars gauran.
tee, which was promised him by next
wednesday or the line will 20 to Gen.
tralIa. Mr.. Robinson is very much In
earnest about this matter, and feels
that he has been badly treated. he
says that he was promised the ten
thousand dollar guarantee, but 1t has
never materialIzed, and that II results
are mot forthcoming by Wednesday
night the road will be changed to Cen
tralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
aMExIcO ATHLETICS.

For 4 while 1t seemed that Mexico
was not going TO have a ball team thii
year, but since arrangements have
been made for excursions during the
coming summer, the ball team hag
begun to trim themselves for the
coming season. Lutte Saunders will
again be manager OF the team this
year, and practice has begun. Several
practice games will be played in the
next few weeks, II the weather per
mits.
The line up 10 about the same as
last year with the probable exception
OF 3 couple Of new men that will be
added to the team.
The prospects are brighter than
ever before for a winning team and
with a few weeks Of hard practice, the
team will be In prime condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
ALUMNI ELECT OFFICERS
M. 8 q. Alumni Of this district Viii
Give the Rollins Birthday En-
tertainment April 2Uth.

The Alumni OF the Missouri State
University met in the office Of Judge
W. W. Bolts, Saturday evening, and
elected officers for the next year, when
Clarence Barnes was elected president
]. W. Daniel, Vandalia, LIST Weep resi-
dent, P. 81. Cullen, second vice-presi-
dent and Carl Harrison, third vice
president; and Prof. Mark Skidmore,
secretary.
1t was decided TO have an enter
tainmentcnApril 10th, to celebrate.the
birthday Of Jas. S, Rollins, founder Of
the University. This will be the sec
ond entertainment Of this kind given
by the alumni here, the one last year
having been in the nature OF a ban.
quet.
This years entertainment has not
been definitely decided upon, tut 1t is
probable that another banquet will be
given.
The appointment OF the commit
tees, and definite action In regard TO
the kind Of entertainment for this
year will be announced at q later
meeting,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Flower Parade.

Mrs. r.. N. White, chairman Of the
Hover parade committee for the
Drummers convention, which meets
In Mexico next June, is arranging for
q big display on this occasion. There
will probably be twenty-five or thirty
entries 10 the parade. and handsome
prizes will be offered. Mrs. White
VIII he ready In a few days to an
nounce here committee, and the list
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
PROHIBITION In KANSAS
Governor Hoch Writes 8. d. Stock
Of Mexico a Sensible Letter Re
garding Conditions There


Mr. >. ". BLOCKS, MEXICO no.
March IA, 1908. My Dear Sir: Near.
~ every day l receive some circular
defamatory Of Kansas which Is being
circulated somewhere to persuade the
people that they should not follow
our example and prohibit the manu-.
facture and sale of intoxicating liquor
for beverage purposes. Every concei-
vable Misrepresentation is resorted to
prove that prohibition has been a fall.
ure in this state. The circular you
we're kind enough to send me, is but a
sample Of countless similar misrepre-
sentation. These are being made By
the brewers and distillers. To one
who will stop and think q moment
there is q grotesquenesS about this
business, a humorous side to it, that
would be amusing II 1t were not SO
e~xasperating. II prohibition was the
failure these people pretend it to be,
II more liquor was sold in prohibition
communities than in license communi.
ties as they assert, then they would
not be opposing ii. Their interest in
temperance is about as great as the
DEVILS interest in the church. Sup
pose the devil should come on earth in
some personfed form and seriously
argue that the church was q failure
and that In the interest of religion
and morality be was In favor Of abol-
ishing the church. Well, the attitude
Of the brewers and distrillers toward
prohibition is about like that. 1t
seems as IL sensible people ought not
to be fooled by such truck.
Prohibition is a great success in
Kansas, and has been Of incalculable
benefit to this state morally, educa-
tionally and financially, and every
statement to the contrary is absolute
~ false. Cordially yours,
<. w. Hocb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
JOHN ABBAY
ADMINISTRATOR
Funeral Of B. L. Locke.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of b. L. Locke was held
from the family residence at two
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. and the
services were conducted by Rev. A.
W. Kokendoffer, assisted by Rev. ].
A. Headington and DR.. A. A. Wallace.
A large crowd Of friends were In at
tendance to pay their last respects to
one who has been SO much beloved by
the community. The store and banks
closed from two to three that the
business men might attend the funeral
The pallbearers were ]. @. Mundy
). W. Atchison, S. M. Rice, W. e.
West, J. V. Williams and ]. N. Bas-
kett.
Take the Ledger Tor the News.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
AUDRAlE a By $50,
Saturday Election 0astsd the Saloons
From the County, Outside Of Mex
leo. BY a Majority Of Nearly
2tel

Audrain County, outside Of Mexico,
went "drJ' In Saturdays local option
election by . majority Of $50 or nearly
2 to l. There were five precincts
however that voted q "wet" ticket,
Martinsburg, Edwards, Rush Hill.
the second circular ward to Mexico,
and Canada.
The total vote for the 'drys" was
1865 while the "wets" polled s3e
votes.
The following is the vote BY pre-
cincts;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Said the Wise
Old Owl on
Reubin Dil1's Cap.

We hear that the local option wave
bit Audrain County Saturday and
that said county went "dry" by over
700. We are of the opinion when the
wave hits Mexico the "wets" will
carry the town by over HOO big fat
votes. Does prohibition prohibit?
Walter Peck shipped a female Po-
land China hog to his brother, Frank
Of Tursery Texas, last week. Walter
has five young male hogs for sale.
They are thofoughbreds.
Walter Peck, Logan Bybee, Charlie
Brown and John FIGHT have been
dragging the roads west OF town with
the good old time split log.
Have you heard the voices OF Col.
Bob Uauthorn's sweet singers? Just
listen at them MARBLE.
1t may be truthfully said that there
are more pretty girls and lovely house
wives and more good looking, sensible
Cowherd Democrats living on West
Liberty street than on any three 9th
er streets In greater Mexico.
Misses Sallie and Matte Carter and
Miss Matte Wright we're guests at
Hotel Waverly Sunday.
That was a spanking pair OF coming
2-year-oid mules that Logan Bybee
bought at the Ridgeway sale last week
He paid 225 "plunks" for the mules
They are beauts.
Mrs. Clara Snidow and two daugh-
tiers, MISSES Stella and Fay, and Miss
Ella Geary were the charming guests
Of Mrs. Walter Peck Sunday. The
Misses Pease were also present.
Billie Kemper, Jr., Fay Branstetter
and - Bratton, Of Mexico, were the
guest at Moberly Sunday.
Amos jenkins, buyer for Col. Frank
.Sannebeck, bought two corn fed heif-
ers Of Bob Hooton Thursday. They
we're fine stuff. We got several slices
OF liver and steak. 1t was JUICY. Col.
Jenkins ls liberal buyer and close
Gene Sullivan has purchased a fine
100 acre farm from Charlie Lewis,
north west of Mexico. Gene is there
with the goods
DR.. Kanaly, of East Lake, has the
thanks Of Mitchell White OF Denver,
Colorado, and Ruben Dill for Sc seral
cakes Of soap. Dear Doctor, we will
use the soap and think OF thee every
iay-evtry hour.
The City Council will make no mis-
take In re-appointing Col. Ed Walker
Itreet commissioner. Say Edward,
amt you put the old split log on to
hose hell-holes on West Liberty
'treet9 They are a fright and some
me is liable to be buried In a muddy,
grave. Fix 1t and fix 1t Iquick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

In the Mexico Ledger will be found
the annual statement OF tax collector
T. f. Roden, which shows clearly that
Mr.. Roden is making a most efficient
officer. Audrain Is n OF the most
prosperous counties in the State, and
Mr.. Roden is q close collector, and his
statement makes q ine showing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Gin Towson Dsaa.

"Gips Towson, aged about So years,
died At the home of Jas. Towson on
Boulevard Ave Monday about 1880
The deceased had been in III health
for several months, and for the last
few days his condition had been crit.
ical.
The Ledger extends sympathy tt
the bereaved ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

THE reappointment Of George
Kunkel as postmaster Of Mexico by
President Roosevelt will meet with
the cordial appreciation Of all the pa
irons Of the Office. Nj. Kunkel has
made Mexico a most efficient post
master, and the business of the Office
is looked after In a careful and prompt
manner, making the service as near
perfect as is possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

REV. @. e. HIcKoK, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Pennington,
Mo-, has the thanks of the Ledger for
the splendid report being published In
the Ledger of the Laymen's confer
ence now in session In this city. Rev.
Mr. Hickok is not only successful as q
minister Of the Gospel, but a first
class, all around newspaper man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

TIE people Of Audrain county out
side Of Mexico, on last Saturday car
ried local option by a vote Of 100, which
is nearly two TO one. The people Of
the county should now see to it that
the law is strictly enforced. There
should be no trouble to enforce this
Law, and the punishment is severe to
those who disobey 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

A LARGE force Of men and teams
and scrapers arrived from Illinois this
week TO resume work on the proposed
electric line to Perry, Mo. Work on
this end OF the line has been discon-
tinued until Mexico completes q guar
antee for $4,000,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

C. Q. HowAkD, editor OF the Kirk
sville. MOL Express, writing the
Ledger in reference 10 the report that
"Kirksville went dark because she
went dry" says: Going dry has
nothing TO do with cur street lights
would have been the same, saloons OF
no saloons. Ia fact q sls, 900 indebted
ness, incurred during the 10 years
saloon regime, is responsible for the
deficiency in city treasury. But we'll
have street lights withlna few weeks
better than ever before. We are high.
ly pleased with local option. 1t will be
a boom for the town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

w. g. wilkins has added a slide
ladder to his shoe store, and In q few
days new ShakeSpearian seats will
be installed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Funsral Of aGinn Towsnn.

The funeral services over the re.
mains of "Gip" Towson. who died
Monday afternoon at the home of Jas.
Towson, will be held from the home
wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
The pail bearers are J. Fl. Ballew,
w. I. Wilkins, J. Squires, B. Slavens,
B. Armstrong and Il. Kslso.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

INERT JOHNSON Is arranging To
sprinkle the streets OF Mexico again
this summer aud should have the cor
dial and liberal assIstancs Of all prop
arty oWners. Merit did this work last
year In a most acceptable manner. he
kept the dust down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Sickening headaches, indigestion
constipation. indicate unhealthy con.
dition OF the bowels, Holijsteri,
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the bow
els work naturally and restores yon,
system to perfect health and happi,
ness. $50, Tea or Tablets,
q. A, Buckner a. IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Child Mad

The one year old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sneed died Monday
night at their home on Young Greek.
lnterment will be made at Midway
Church Wednesday.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Infant Dead.

The infant OF MI. and Mrs. Dave
Armstrong died at their home eight
miles north Of this city, Monday az
ternoon, and burial was made Tues
day.
The Ledger extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

EVERY citizens of Mexico should at
tend the electric road meeting Friday
night. The loss Of this road would
be q great calamity to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

In the proper column will be found
the announcement Of Ed. @. Waters,
of Vandalia, candidate for Represen.
tatiye of AudYgin county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Georgia who is Geld secretary Of ssss
movement Nj. OetFom Is receiving
well deserved congratulations oa tie
s1ccess Ct the Mexico meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
AK special ptsls % gssa iialsl and Y.sEs


Miss Francis Cunningham
turned after spending the vi
Milwaukee, with her slstrr,
Nesbitt Duffy. Enroute boo
Cunningham spent two woeu
Louis, the guest OF Mrs. Job
well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

LOST: Sterling silver ca
engraving L. M. 8. aud CallIrl
Finder rewarded by returns
to this Office.
dl.wl Mrs. James william
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

d. T. BARLEY, of Fulton, was nomi.
mated for mayor on the Democratic
ticket last Saturday, over R. Il. Fow.
Ter, formerly Of Mexico, by a vote Of
404 to SO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Buy your tickets Immediately for
Father o Leary's lecture at the Opera
House Thursday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

William Vfvion is building q neat
ana up-to-date residence on East
Promenade street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Homer Harrison Killad

Homer Harrison, son OF Andy Har-
rison, formerly Of this city, was killed
In a railroad wreck near Sapulpa,
Oklahoma, last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Herbert Price and j. W. Brewer
nave returned from Peoria, I'LL
nois where they shipped a car load OF
mules.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

The farmers OF A udrain ctai
arranging to sow a large %
oats,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

hUcHo Of the success Of the Laymen's
Conference, now In session ia this city,
Is due to the untiring and intelligent
work OF Fl. @. Ostrom. OF Athens,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Mrs. Clarence Hopkins is spending
q few days In the country with his
brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Beautifying methods that iniure
the skin and health are dangerous Be
beautiful without injuring yourself,
by taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Lovely compilations follow ia
use. $50, Tea or Tablets.
c. A. Buckner a. ca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

AT least twenty-fv cottages should
be built in Mexico for rent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

FOR SALE-Pekin Duck eggs, sl.O0
setting (one dozen). Mrs. John Gre.
CORY, Mexico, Nc. 23t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Miss Tide Robinson, OF Topeka,
Kansas, Is visiting friends in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Mr.. Gin Harris and Miss Clara NIL.
Ter, both OF Audrain county, will be
married at the home OF the brides
mother, north OF town, Wednesday,
March 18th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Lucille Cobb Dead.

Miss Lucille Cobb, daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs, II. l Cobb, succumbed ia
pneumonia Monday about / O'Clock
The deceased was 10 years Of age. SIZE
had been III with the measles which
went into pneumonia.
The Ledger joins other friends In
extending deepest sympathy to the
bereaved ones,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Mrs Gus Barth, after q visit with
friends and relatives In Mexico, has
gone TO Indiana on q visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Our new stock Of hardvlf|
plete in every respect. Il
anything In the hardware lin
Durkee s. bearing. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

The Ledger covers the field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

Take the Ledger Tor the News.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Shoes

$l,6S3 worth of Mems
Ladies' and Children,
Shoes to close out at n,
following prices. Thes'
are the Sell Shoes-tb,
kind sold by this 10,
35 years. Sell shoe,
mean good shoes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Ladies' Shoes
ChiIdren'S Shoes

sIles worth nov
Liberty Bell, 6 TO s, $1.25.--$ ID
Liberty Bell. s 10. 1.35-- La
Liberty Bell. IL" 1871 1.75.. III
Liberty Bell, l ~, 200 l.4H
Sterling Worth, 8, LOO h
Sterling Worth, 10" /, 3D. l.0.
We will place on sale 200 DIS.
Of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
from 35c to 75c the pair.
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A special Csc
ieWelrY sale

Who wouldn't pay a quarter for
the pretty jewelry trinkets told of
here:
HAT PINS; all long stems; large
heads set with small white stones
or large colored stones; round, oval
or pear shaped-25c.
BELT PINS, assorted styles;
gold plated. silver and oxidized fin
ished: worth SOC. at 25c for choice.
GOLD PLATED N E c X
CHAINS. with pendants of cut
crystal stones: all colOrs. Worth
49c. for 25c each.
IMPORTED BROOCH PINS, set
with white stones; all shapes and
styles. Worth 49c, for 2Jc
GOLD-PLATED CUFF LINKS;
many designs, and worth 49c. for
DC
SCARF PINS; gold plated. set
with latest style stones, in all
colOrs. Worth soc, for 25c.
EARRINGS. pierceless and screw
styles. set with pearl. coral or tur-
quOise stones. Worth soc, for 25c.
SHIRT WAIST OR PINKY
RINGS; large and small stones; all
colOrs. Worth SOC. for 25c.
COLLAR PINS. solid gold tops;
boxed. Pair. 25c
VEIL PINS. latest designs.
Worth SOC, for 2Jc.
ADJUSTABLE WIRE BRACE
LETS. signet tops. for 25c
BAYADERE Bead Neck Chains,
all colOrs. for 25c
Black Belt Buckles and Pins; dull
tops. Choice. 25c.
GOLD-PLATED SHIRT STUDS,
pipe stem, 3 in set, for 25c.
PEARL COLLAR SUPPORT
Frs. all heights. Choice, a pair,
INC
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Playing cards

DIAVOLA-High-g enameled
playing cards; blue or red designs.
and equal 10 usual 19c cards, for
Zoe pack
PINOCHLE CARDS, with high
grade enameled backs: blue or red
designs. Worth 25c a pack, for
1Oc. Good chance for euchre
clubs TO buy two packs of cards
for usual price of one
ART BACK PLAYING CARDS:
highly enameled; best made;
marked seconds" but as good as
the perfect ones. Worth soc
pack, for 19c.
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It's a certainty

JUVENILE kOLONIALS-Tan
calfskin. dull calfskin kid and
shiny feathers. Button, blucher and
lace styles. at the following prices:
Sizes. Prices. | Sizes. Prices
8 to S......s1.75 liz to 9. 81. 80
Sk to H.. 500 ~ to 6. $500
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.these shoes best for children

REFORM SHOES-In shiny. dull
or kid feathers, in button. blucher
or lace styles, in the following
prices:
Sizes. Prices. Sizes Prices.
Il to s. .$1.2J liz to 2. $500
So to IL. $3.50 212 to =. $3.50
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OUR SPECIAL-Every pair war
ranted to give satisfaction, in the
following sizes and prices:
Sizes. Prices. ! Sizes. Prices.
to S.. .S1.19 1112 to g. 81 go
s1a to IL. .s1.39 ~ to c.. 50 90