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Choice..................Choice of 8 styles of our best $5 low shoes-for .........-18 pair Children's Patent .itrap (PI At Slipjicit for.................. iJ)A«'L5f$2.25 and $2,50 grade, good styles, sizes 81 to 11 ind ll1/* to 2.One lot Patent Pumps nnd Ankle Strap Sandals, former price $1.50We close Saturday evening during. July and August at 5:30The Home of the Arch Preserver ShoeWe give personal attention toPrescriptionsWe make them cheap. CUT PRICES ON EVERYTHING GET IT ATATTORNEY ILL; CASE DELAYEDAfter the testimony of .a number of witnesses was taken in tV suit of Seymour vs. York Wednesday, an. adjourn men I was taken i 2:45 o'clock this afternoon until 0 o'rdoek Thursday morning b cause of the illness of the-defend iint’s attorney, T. C. Anderson.The latter Iwcame ill 111 the e ourt room and was unable to CO duel Ids case and Judge Will P. 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Portsmouth Daily Times
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
Wed, Jul 19, 1916
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