Boot and Shoe Store.
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All you who want good Shoes to wear,
Please ON me now call, will sell OH pair;


Either little Or big.


And if you want boots, come and leave me YOU
measure,


And you shall have them that is equal TO treasure
And ifthcre should be any deficiency in them,
IfI should live, will certainly repair them
AS have no other wa: here to make living,
do not wish to be any deceiving;
iiut all shall be equally greeted,
And all equally treated,


With the best that have in shop for to wear,
1t you can have any time now for to spare:
And all that ] ask is to use me rs clcvcr
And none shall be wanting if have their measure
To suit the mind and foot had long study,
And think can do it if only get the money;
For | cannot do any thing here now without it,
So need not pretend to tell you about it:
But any thing that | have in my line of business,
Youare heartily welcome to without any qusance
For all that ask for the best that can be made,
Is nothing at all but plenty of trades
Of gold or of silver, or plenty of bread
That may be wanting our children to feed,
That all may have plenty, as well as my shoes,
When they are put on feet for to use.
For fit ant made as good as a shoe,
How can we gain peace that is true'
For surely all is a wanting good shoes for wear,
Though never can pay for the hide that is bare.
To clothe and to feed is many's profession,
But very few have its right in possessions
For saying and doing are quite different actions,
So come to my shop and sec all the transactions.
And if can't please you with the best that have,
hope you are satisfied with what's in the grave.


James Grubb,


North East Corner of Market and Second


streets, fronting the lower market house.
Wilmington, June 80, 1925 4Q--tf