Stratford Mirror, 6 Nov 1931, p. 3

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SENSATIONAL |SHOE BARGAIN | Entire $10, OOO Bankrupt Stock THE FINEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE SHOES BOUGHT AT A RATE ON THE DOLLAR: ARE NOW SACRIFICED TO THE PUBLIC OF STRATFORD AND VICINITY IN Lode BIGGEST MONEY-SAV- ING EVENT OF THE YEAR. BEFORE PURCHASIN G YOUR SHOES COME IN AND LOOK OVER THE ASTOUN DING VALUES WE ARE IN A POSITION TO OFFER YOU ON EVERY STYLE OF SHOE. YOU WILL BE SURPRISED THAT SHOES COULD BE SOLD SO LOW IN PRICE. No Old Stock and No Junk Bought for Sale Purposes EVERY SHOE IS RIGHT UP-TO-THE-MINUTE IN STYLE AND QUALITY. BELOW YOU WILL FIND JUST A FEW OF THE REMARKABLE BARGAINS GIVEN AT THIS BANKRUPT SELLING- OUT SALE. 'WOMEN'S PATENT STRAP SLIPPERS a 3 to 4%. Special $1 45 Ladies' excellent quality PATENT PUMPS In cuban and high heels. All siz- 2 2 5 es. Reg. value $3.25, for a LADIES' HIGH RUBBER GOLOSHES High or Cuban heels. i at $1 45 4 dome at 95c . LADIES' HIGH-CLASS SHOES @ In straps, pumps, or ties. id, patent or satin. High and cuban heels. All sizes. 3 00° - Reg. $5.00 Aor 8 LADIES' HIGH-CLASS SHOES For evening or afternoon wear. Security Arch and Victoria. 300 pairs; all colors. Sizes and widths. Reg. to $9.00. $4. 65 for & vam RA. BROWN 26 PAIR GROWING GIRLS' STRAP SLIP- Ps PERS Twe tone, in brown and black; medium low heel. All sizes. Regular $2 65 g $4.00, for 40 PAIRS GROWING GIRLS' TIES In black and brown calf of outstanding quality. All sizes. Sacrifice $2 95 | price at 30 PAIR MISSES' STRAP SLIPPERS Patent and calf. Sizes 11 to 2. $1 65 a Out they go at CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR Specially priced. Hurlburt, Classic and Perk- ins Compo. Best procurable. 30 PAIR MEN'S BLACK OXFORDS Blucher cut. Close-out $1 95 a Men's, Boys' and Youths' HEAVY RUBBERS Going at wonderful savings. Get them while they last. 20 pair Men's KNEE HIGH LEATHER BOOTS Panco soles. Williams' Shoes 4 50 Reg. $6.50. At a 60 PAIR MEN'S OXFORDS ' Blucher and Bals, in black at the 1 of special price of at MEN'S SPATS New stock. In fawn, light and dark 1 25 grey. All sizes. Reg. $2.00 30 PAIR BOYS' BOOTS Brown calf bals. Sizes 4% to 5% 1 95 only Reg. $3.00 for z RUBBER BOOTS First quality. Boys' and women's. at $1.75 MEN'S OXFORDS a 5% to 11%. Values up to $10.00 Going $2.99; $3.95; $6.95 Stratford THE STRATFORD MIRROR "Sense and Nonsense" This little bit of November snow dispersed what remained of the sea- son's fly crop, but it has released quite a batch of hockey bugs. eon ee ae Dave Pinkney had the 1931-32 edi- tion of the Stratford Midgets down to Kitchener last night, sliding around on the frozen aqua. That should give the Dutchtown railbirds something to talk about these cool evenings when there is nothing to do but gather a- round the stove in the village store. * * % Dave is experiencing all the wor- ries of a father since Nig. Brenneman got hurt in the Wossa rugby tussle be- tween Stratford and Brantford in the dike city. Latest reports are that Nig. will be around again and raring to go, long before there will be a sheath of ice in the local arena. PE tie * Those who witnessed the game in Brantford failed to see the superiority of the Brants which the Brantford writers professed to see. The dope is that if Brenneman had not been hurt, the story might have been different. There was another "if" too, but as there is no sense in complaining of the work of an official after the game is over, we will just journed down to the collegiate flats to-morrow after- noon and see for ourselves. The kids sure need the support, and -they are worthy of it. : Os. Sie Sah "Clancy" Dent is running around with his right mitt in a sling these days. Rumor has it that Clancy took exception to a certain gent playing Hallowe'en tricks on him and started a right swing. Clancy still thinks his hand hit the rock of Gibraltar. * * # The comment of H. J. Wyatt, gen- eral managereof Kroehlers, on his re- turn from a coast to coast business trip, are encouraging. Things are not nearly so black as they are painted, Mr. Wyatt believes. To which might be added, "they seldom are." * * * Harry Odbert will have two cups in his possession this year. Besides the Murray Roche Cup, emblematic of the championship of the municipal course, | he will have the Tip Top Tailor Cup Tan ee SPECIAL SATURDAY this very attractive price. YOU WILL BE OFFERED YOUR CHOICE OF 5 Overcoats These are just in today and will be featured as an exceptional value at the low price of 15. Your ehoice of all the newest models of the season-- Guards, Woodlawn, Norwich, Windsor to select from at 00 ONLY 25 OVERCOATS BEEARLY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE of this FEATURE 87 Ontario St. FRED KILLER " WHO - SUITS -U" Formerly Hayes, Ltd. Matching and Blending Most Harmoniously with the glory of Autumn days are the new fash- ions that have just come to hand. These new creations you will observe throughout the entire store. We have been greatly encouraged with the many compliments that have come from the ladies who have chosen their-- Coats, Dresses and Hats from our New Ready-to:Wear Dept. Make your choice now when the assortment is complete. Any garment will be set aside by making a small deposit. Remember it is always a real pleasure for usto show you the new things, and we wish you to consider this a PERSONAL invita- tion to visit our new department. j. J. Crosier & Co., Ltd. Main Floor 101-J Phone Nos. ! Second Floor 101-W 97 Ontario St. for winning the ladder competition. * ES * At the recent assizes in Welland County, Justice Logie ordered the jud- icial chair in the courtroom replaced, a new flag put on the pole outside the court house, and ousted from the room a messenger boy in a green sweater. ae * * Sheriff Mac Irvine will watch with some anxiety the appointments for. the assize courts here next year. If Jus- tice Logie comes, there may be a way to have the courtroom painted after all. * * * Credit for bringing about a more civilized observance of Hallowee'n has been ascribed to many causes and or- ganizations, but after all is said and done, shouldn't the plumber get the lion's share of the glory? * * * At last the city is beginning to see its way through the mist caused by the steam of the Brooks' plant out on Ontario street, toward possession of the building and property, and a realization on some of the assets in the form of machinery. * Eo * And the gentle giants of motion which a few years ago slid over the roads under the guidance of those who were affluent enough to buy one, are now being sold over the counter for less than the price of the trips in those days. * * * If there's one organization in the city which should know how much Noah felt, it's the Stratford Motor- cycle Club. "The man who has begun to live more seriously within begins to live more simply without." --Phillips Brooks. GOOD BOY HARRY At the Rotary Frolic the Canadian Legion were donated a booth which Proved most profitable, for through 'it was netted $138. This amount re- presented about 1300 tickets. The booth was in charge of Harry Wat- son, one of the most popular mem- bers of the Legion. Maybe Harry did- n't work hard. If it be true that gen- ius is three parts perspiration and one part inspiration why we have at -- least one genius in our town. A CO-INCIDENCE This little instance just came to our hearing the other day. While Miss Nellie Dempsey was on her recent trip to the Old Land a_ Stratford friend mailed her both the Beacon- -Herald and The _ Stratford Mirror. Strange to say when Miss Dempsey received the papers she was on her way to spend a little time at the home of Mrs. Rev. Prole, a cousin of the Editor of the Mirror, but the sender did not know anything of this rela- tionship when mailing copies of Strat- ford's two publications, nor was our cousin in Ireland aware of the fact that we were publishing The Stratford Mirror. GUARANTEED, Singing Canaries Seaforth, St. Andreasberg and imported rollers. Nothing but first-class birds sold. ' Bird supplies and condition food. For prices apply to MRS. A. McKAY > Phone 372w 18 Brun$wick St. Stratford SILVERWOOD'S FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER Can be obtained from your grocer or from a Silverwood Milk-wagon Salesman

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