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»-# »Weather or No.Aberdeen is after the weather bureau’s signals. Bt the weather will be the same whether they get them 01 no. But, blow hig'i, blow low; come rain or snow, if the ladies have one of our newly arrived cloaks, they’ll never mind the weather, tho’ the wind do blow*—that is if due attention has been paid to their walking ear by a careful selection from the shoe.* : 1st received, not only for 1 .ctu-s. jat lor ir.isse.i aud children. __“Ludico fust,” then the men. have anA 4.1 1b ,opportunity such as has nerer been offor-ed before to choose soim Jhirig both stylish and comfortable 1n the English “topcoat, don’t you know,” or the beller known American o*ercoab Calf shoes are *(16 underwear for men, youths apd boys, and all styles, shapes an daises ah? m stock. . n 4The latest weather report, just as we are sending this to be pressed, is that the clocks have struck—on all feminine hosiery—because stockings are so low in ptlce. All this atToklah Kaufman’s.
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Aberdeen Herald
Aberdeen, Washington, US
Thu, Oct 23, 1890
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