Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 1 February 1896 — Page 4

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light calf boot, sewed, was $3

The noted Selz' water-proof booss, mule of fioe American Kip, was Men's genuine whole srock boots, was §0 60 Men's extra fine French Kio boot, a dandy Oue Jot large sizes, 10's and il's only, worth §5.50 3ii«h top, tap sole, oil grain. §5 ditching booc.

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MEN'S DEPARTMENT.

MEN'S BOOTS—LEATHER.

MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS.

Tbt? famous Colchester, S'lag-P••oof boot, worth $3 50 Mea's heavy,dull finish,rub er io

light, pebble leg boot, heavy sole

jlVbble leg boot lined, worth $3, wom°n

MEN'S LEATHER SHOES.

CUT NO 1.

fCowmon. Brogans, nail bottom $ 80 One lot large sizes, 10' and ll's, food shoes 75 tf.^ne lot men's calt shoes, Congress, the rubber rather weak, were $2.75 now •... 1 00 Men's buckle shoes fine kip stock, was $2 1 50 Men's pegged brogaus 90 .(DUsgrain Dom Pedro (like cu Xu 1) was $1.50 1 00 1.911 grain Creole Congress 1 00 iHeayy A calf buckle shoes ut N 1), was §1.50, 1 00 Tap sole, steel-nailed, lace or viijr.-•«•, 1 00 jKJce, neat buff leather, lace or Coagre°s, 95 (CKmhI, neat, light-sewc sho *, la or Congress, 1 00 .J*r«wy, pointed toe, tip, luce' was §2, 150

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Milwaukee grain leath- r, ti?p sole, (cut No. 2) jjfc- Fancy vamp, wing tip, narrow toe. l»n», was $ Fine a&tin call, laco or Congress, was $3 25

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that the same prices will prevail until all are closed out, which may be two months.

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Men's buckle Arctic overshoes, heavy, Men's good self-acting overshoes, Men's good cloth top Alaska overshoes,

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GRAND ANNUAL

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As the time of season is at hand for us to reduce our great stock of Boots and Shoes, we come before you with the following prices. We have tried to arrange it so that all would understand it. In each case we have just what we advertise, and our only explanation further would be to come in as early as possible. We expect to run all the goods at the prices mentioned as long as they last, for we want to close out all winter goods, odd lots and goods which may not be up to the latest style. While most people have bought their winter footwear, still there area great many who want more, and it will be a grand chance for those to get shoes or boots at remarkably low prices.

Followings a complete list of what we offer. So me lots are small, while others are good sized ones

Read It Carefully, For There Is Something You Want.

Vici kid, patent leather tip, lace or Congress, was $3 Genuinejkangaroo, Goodyear welt, were $3 75 nowLight weight gossamer calf, single sole, were §3 now Genuine dongolia, light weight, single s-le, so'd for $3,now Fine calf, lace, narrow toe, very dressy, (cut NTo 3) was $2.75, now

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The great-'Gold Mine" shoe, fine c#if skin, Goodyear welt, smooth insoles, (cut No. 4) cheap at $3, now

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Perhaps the most wonderful discovery of modern times in the way of leather is the wonderful Vicuna Skin. This needs no recommendation here. Over two thousand men and boys are now wearing them in this county. We are the only ones selling them. They wear a year. See cut No. 5.

JOB LOT—We have set apart and bis? lot of odds and ends of men's shoes, the cheapest ones in the lot being §2.75 and running up as high as $3.50, choice for

Men's Overshoes.

WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT.

Cut No. 6.

Let us first say that we have a big lot of ladies' low shoes, («nt No. 6), Oxford ties, which we are offering at just half price. They range from 50a to $1.50. All of our $2 25 and $2.50 low shoes sell for $1 50- These constitute great bargains if you can use them. Another fact let us mention, and that is that we are especially overstocked in small sizes in woman's goods—and 3's—and any lady wearing these sizes can get great bargains.

JOB LOT LADIES' SHOES—In lot 1 we have set out a great many high priced shoes, which are out of style in some little particular. It embraces both button and lace, and the cheapest shoe in the lot sold for $2. and run as high as $4, all of which will go for JOB LOT No. 2 consists of women's heavy grain and calf shoes, lace and button also some warm lace shoes, all much higher priced, but as they are odds and ends We offer them at half price, which is

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"We carry some of the best lines of shoes the country produces. For ladies the Krippendorf Perfection for gentlemen the famous "Royal Blue" and the great Vicuna Skin shoes. Don't stand In your own light and pass this chance, thinking it a money making scheme, for you will regret it. All winter boots and shoes go regardless of former selling price. DoaH forget the date when the sale begins. It you cannot get in on tha day, we will

straightforward business arrangement, which should serve as a benefit to both you and us, as we are willing to part with

winter shoes for the cash, even if wa lose a little. At least it will pay you to come and see what we have.

$2 00 2 75 00 1 50 2 00

kangp roo toping, and $2 00

$1 95

$1 05 50 70

Ladies' common cloth slippers, Ladies' 60c velvet slippers, embroidered, Ladies' $1 fancy house slippers, Ladies' $1.50 very fine house slippers,

BABY SHOES -3's to 6's,

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THE EASIEST SHOE WORN.

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Ladies' square toe, tip, patent leather qua ters, was §8 Ladies' lace shoes, patent leather trimmed Ladie lace shoes, patent leather trimmed Ladies' bntton shaes, patent leather tip Lac^ee' extra wide aukle, plain toe. broad Lad ies' lace shoes, odds and ends, good style were §3 Ladies' $3 Moore-Shaffer bur-ton shoes Ladies' §2 Cincinnati made shoes narrow toe Ladies' $ mule skin shoes, heavy, a ure it shoe Ladies' $1 75 calf shoe, button, heavy, screwed Ladies' §2 oil grain button, now Ladies' $1 25 glove graiu, button, medium weight Ladies' §2 50 great nou:squeaking shoe, very flexible sole, a dandy, now Ladies' §2 flannel lined lace shoes Ladies' §2 50 Krippendorf k', button, pointed toe, Ladies' §3 Krippendorf make' button, pointed toe, Ladies' $3 .75 Krippendorf make, button, our best,

Ladies' House Slippers.

Ladies' Overshoes.

Ladies' regular 35c rubbers, Ladies'regular $1.25 Arctic overshoes, SE^°The newest thing in shoes is the 20fch Century lace shoes.

MISSES' .DEPARTMENT. Misses' shoes run from ll's to 2's.

Misses' 95c grain, solar tip, heel or spring, Missesi $1.25 grain, solar tip, heel or spring, Misses' $1 dongola, patent tip, button Misses' Jjl 50 dongola, patent tip, lace, patent trimmed, Misses' $1 75dongola, white stitching, fancy narrow toe, Misses' §1.50 dongola, cloth top, patent tip, Misses' $3.50 Krippendorf-Dittman's fine button or lace,

Boys' & Youth's Department.

Boys' $1.50 pegged boots, l's to 5's, Boys' $1 75 whole stock boot, tap sole, l's to 5's' Boys' $1.75 famous Morse & Roger's boot, l's to 5's, Boys' $2.50 finest American kip, keep out water,

Youth's Boots.

Youth's red top boots, ll's to 13's, Youth's red top boots, 8's to 10's, Youth's rubber boots, pebble leg, ll's to 2'«, Youth's heavy sole rubber boots, best, l's to 5's,

Boys' Stioes, 3's to 54.

Boys' heavy nail, lace, was $1.50, Boys'$1.50 heavy nail, tap sole, Boys' $1 50nice dress shoe, lace, ... Boys'$1.75 dandy pointed toe, lace, Boys'$2 heavy oil grain, tap sole, Boys' odd lot button shoes, 4's to 5X, worth $2,

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