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Wo hove r’ecir'ec1 to run the sped- 1
Sole to March. 10th ot the request v.f
many p>rospecttvb buyers, who were r t.
.lust reor,y--but it will r’efinitely
finish then. If you want to be sur
of worm underwear, socks, sweaters,
etc. for next winter, our advice is
get them now and lay them away.
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We hove o large shipment of SHOES f r
Iniants anr the younger n5cs on tnn way it
last. We will advise you on their arrival.
Th? shoe situation is .lust this--\ve are alirwer so many ]
194-1, rnr1 thou you individually are not rationed on how r
you buy, this 1944 allotment is all we can hope for this
YOU FIND TWO P..IRS THAT WILL, SUIT SC' MU MULE "CHS 01- YOUI. F;
EETTEV.Y BUY THE!;:.
'airs i or
nany pairs
year. IF
July, iou'd
HAR DWaRE DEPr.RTMENT
The Hardware Department is gradually filling rip a^ain though
there are still many articles missinc. We have a very lar^e ore~r
cut sire now, which if we get partly filled, will help,
< mong this shipment will be two nice numbers in WOOD EURMING
COOK STOVES, ALSO, OIL EURNERS.
We still have a £ocr supply of Pyrex Kitchen ware. Those t’ ct
are usin. them exclusively claim they 'are very satisfactory -- >nly
you esn't throw them.
We have a large shipment of FLOOR COVERINGS on the way.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
This Department closed their special March 1st, so that all
prices will be back on O.P.A. Ceilings.
Post of you took advantage of it to stock up c little again
In whi ro you were wise, and ;/ou should keen it up above normal. We
have just tot the figures on the Government Requirements on the
Food Line for 1944. They are much heavier than last year, and any
reduction in price will be only on some articles that is not turned
over fast enough.