Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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This store is not lacking for a reputation when you speak of ladies' READY-TO-WEAR Coats Suits Dresses Skirts Waists Raincoats House Dresses Aprons Etc. 4 -z -e -SHOES- We specialize on the fitting of shoes. It's fit or no sale. At all times you will find your size here, as We carry from double E wide to triple A narrow. Agents for famous Arch Preserver shoe. A full line of seasonable piece goods. Rugs and Linoleum. HICKS DRY GOODS CO. Remington, Indiana.

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MEN and GROWING BOYS You will always find a full line of up-to-date, de- pendable merchandise here, such as Hart Schatfner Sz Marx Cready-madel Clothing. Florsheim Shoes. Geo. P. Ide's shirts and collars. Black Cat Hose. White Cat Underwear. Ed V. Price Sz Co. tailor made clothing. The reason this store makes good, is because we are always looking for merchandise with a Reputation. .4 3 J! OUR MOTTO Keep the Quality Up and the Price Down :C .4 8 HIGKSQDRY GOODS CO. Remington, Indiana

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