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Parent Issue
Day
7
Month
June
Year
1888
Copyright
Public Domain
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Th doctor ond the letter-carrier r not talkinp bout Icim of serlous illnesi. They hav limpl; suspended work to di.touss the merita of thir hoes. The Irttercrrirr Mstha Jms Mean $3 Shoe is the bfst in the worhj, The doctor drnie U, nii mvh that the James Wn $4 Shoe is better. CoaaUciiug the ued vl et b, ' Botton. Lnee and Corprepi SKnr. AsK yotir rrtailPrtai the JAMKS MEANS S4 SilOt or the JAML3 AIKANS (S;J SHOK.arciriiiiiL'ft ournoeds. l'ositively none genulne unlcss uur stamp appears plainly on the soles. JAMES MEANS S4 SHOE WUl not vrear so long as the JAMES MEANS S3 SHOE, Beeanse it is made fnr men whose occnpftüons are such AS lead them to cali for a lighter and more dressy shoe thaa tlic JAMES MEANS 3 SHOK. Our $3 Shoe has tstablished for itself a permanent reputatlon for comfort and durahilitysuch as no olher shoe has everknown In tho history of the trade. Xo competitors are able to approach it. The James Mean 84 Shoe is liplit and i-tylisht and it is as durable as au y shoe of its weight ever manu (bctnred. We confldentfy assert that in every vital respect the James Means 94 Shoe is equal to the se wed shors which have hitherto been retailed at $6 or It has a Dongolatop and seamless calf vamp. It has a perfectly smooth bottom inside. It fits like s stockinjr, and requïre no "breakinc In," being perfectly easy the fir&ttime ït is worn. Jamea Means and Co.'t Shoes were the flrst In thla country to heextep3ively advertised. If you have been d'jappolnted in other advertised Shocs, your expenencft oiifjlit to tearh you that it is safer to buy shocs made by tfie leaders of a system, rather than thr.se made by tho followers. These "shoes are sold by the lest retallen throughout the Vnited States, and we wiH place tlu-ni easfly within your reach, in any State or Tcrritory, if you wül send us a postal card. % 41 Lincoln St., Boston, Mass.

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Old News
Ann Arbor Register