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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1908..
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THE DRUGGIST
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The Hom Journal.
The Home 3'onrna for January comae'.
out with a atunning Dover, representa-
,tiie of Canadian womanhood. The
principal feature is a extended account
of the Women's Inat me Convention at
/Guelph, in which ie i • eluded an address
to the women of anada from Lady
Edgar, President of 'he National Coun-
cil of Women. A • article on "Graft
and Mismanageme t," disonsies Mon-
treal Municipal a ears, while another
ort "Brehmer Rest" by Mra. Wayeott,
illustrates what the women of Montreal
eh are doing to comb: t the white plague.
"Artistic Home aking," be? Arthur
B. Gleed, deals'w h an effective, simple
treatment of t • dining room. The
music tbie mon • is "The Fairies," by
Dolores, a sweet ' ittle song of home and
Childhood. The Editorials and other
departments arcrisp and interesting,
and evidence oo, tinned improvement in
tine interesting *median journal which
is published by he Canadian Woman's
Magazine Pub ailing Co., Limited, 59.61
John St„ Toro • to.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear oraer's Shoes and Rubbers
Passenger Tra Ditched.
No 2 Eastern. Expre : e of the 0. P. R.
was wreoked .near Nor h Jay on Friday
last and one passenger : tiled and several
injured, Edward ",•Lane, of Luck -
now and A, Gilchrist, • t Glenannan are
intended in the injure
Sraorat, PRICES on all goods for two
weeks, at the Ben H1vn.
New Teleph
Mr. L. F. Bin
been appointed a
the Bell Telepilon
has entered upo
Mrs. Binkley will
as soon as they.
honee. The' TI
residents oil Vin
ne Manager.
ey, of Toronto. has
Local Manager for
Oo in Wingham and
hie duty. Mr, and
aka up housekeeping
re able to secure a
s 'welcomes them as
am.
Hone() and alsorooms to rent. Apply
to Miss K. M, FISHER,
The Annual
The anneal meetin;
Agricultural Sooiety�
Council Chamber o
noon, January 16th
officers and director
the scoiety and peo
the Wingham fall
requestedto attend
seting;,
of the Turnberry
i11 be held in the
1 Thursday after -
for the eleotion of
. All members of
e who wish to see
fair a enemas are
he meeting.
Two eight room houses to let. Apply
to R. Vanstone,
A "Sho Fly" Sale.
Ib may seem rat r out of season, but
it's not. Mr. R bt. Johnston, shoe
dealer, announces "shoe.fly" sale of
se asonable footwea for ladies, gentle-
men, girls and boy., during the balance
of the month. At he prices quoted the
"til nes" ought to " y" out of the store
in quint{ order. Rad :his advt. on page
6 of this paper.
"r.
WANTED, --1000 rat iki', and all other
kinds raw furs. Vt3Eo. E. KING.
Married'
Mr. George Q.
Mrs, A. Young, o
Jessie A. Hendereo
ham were marrie
Presbyterian Chu!
Tuesday, I,leoembei
being performed b
Mr. and Mra. Yonl
wishes of their man
t Toronto.
ung, son of Mr. and
this town and Miss
, formerly of Wing -
in Dunn Avenue
h at Toronto, on
31st, the ceremony
Rev. A. T. Geggie.
g will have the best
Wingham friends.
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS ,AND OVER.
COATS at RALF price—less than cost, at
the BEE RIVE.
Married i
A quiet wedding
on the evening of
31st, when Miss
daughter of Mr. an
later of the end line
in weolook with Mr
a highly respected y
of Detroit. The num
bride in this district
TIMES in wishing the
years of happy wedd
Detroit.
oo place in Detroit
ueeday, December
etsaie T, Findlater,
Mrs. Wm. Find-
f Morris was joined
Walter H. Yonnge,
ng business man
ronsfriends of the
ill • join with the
oung oouple •, . n5'lite.
WANTED —Cook
once. Apply ' to
KENNEDY,
Free Bed a Hospithl,
Through the gener sity of a number
of our townspeople free bed, for the
use of patients who a e not in a position
to pay, is being establ shed in the Wing-
ham'hospitai. The o • at of maintaining
a bed of this kind is estimated at $200
per year and while t • s amount has not
yet been subscribed sufficient money
will be forthcoming to ensure the enc.
oess of the project. People who may
feel disposed to subs ibe to this worthy
object can leave til it donations with
Dr. A. J. Irwin. sufficient funds
oan be raised a servo• d free bed will be
placed in the hospita
The
Ta andCoffe Store
These lines --Teas and Coffee—I
bun from the very beet known and
reliable eo'nr0ee. Having had
many years experience in testing
and blending I am in a position to
offer you eXeeptional values.
They're right in
QUALITY
S [RENOIR
FLAVOR
PRICE
Give them fi trial and be 0011•
-Owed of Melt worth,
ivyyo,mo.rYr, Ydever'.m•A•
A big seleotion Of linnet
Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet
Seta, eto., also et right
prioes. See them.
t�l�tlll
J. Henry ChrIsiIe
3roeer and" �yC,y": amhina, i$etcb*tt
W!n .
Highest price paid for bidets and poui-
tryat T. Fells' butcher shoe).
Institut
The reguiar me
Farmers' Institut
eels on Wednaed
Thursday followi
commencing at i.`
grain will oonsi
addresses at both o
noon President'
house, Highfield,
stook; W. F. Kid
of farm, building
Aylmer, address.
house, How to i
conditions; W. F.
and care of gr
Baokne, Poultry r
Meetings.
tinge of East Huron
will be held at Brus-
y, January 16th and
g at Gotrie, meetings
0 and 7.80 p. m. Pro-
t of the following
themeetings. After -
address; Sohn Gard.
aising feed for live
Simooe, Ventilation
Dr. Annie Backus,
vening, John Gard.
prove present farm
Kydd, Small fruits
pevines; Dr. Annie
ising.
R
nsemaid at
(DR ) J. P.
Sold Croce
Mr. C. N. Griffin,
grocery business in
years has sold out t
of Mitchell, who
in the near futur
large circle of Erie
will hear with r
remove from th
so long a resident
will be greatly
the very best wis
f uturo success.
to welcome Mr.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 'will ba at
Moltibbon'a drug store, Monday, Jan,
27. Hours: 12 a.m. tO 8p, m. (Ranee
properly fitted -
Young; La
From a clipping
Times received the
that Misr Myrtle
estr, and Mrs. W. 0
of this town is begin
tention as a violi
aocotrnt of a 'Chris
at the Thomas
Times bays: --The
posed of the beet
Special mention
violin playing t>f
McIver, two tele
violin duets mad
depths of yin
by their exoell*n
y Violinist.
of the St. Thomas
ther day we learn
Ivor, daughter of
Molvor, formerly
log to attract et.
1. In giving an
as entertainment
iliama' Home, the
program WAS, oom-
lent of the city.
ld be made of the
Goodhue and Mite
young ladies whose
all Wonder at the
y they oommanded
laying."
y Business.
ho has been in the
Ingham for many
Mr. A, J. Malcolm,
ill take possession
. Mr. Griffin has a
de in Wingham who
gret if he deoidesso
town. He has been
1 Wingham that he
seed. He will have
es of his friends, for
he Tmins isl pleased
alcolm to our town.
CLEARING SALE Of
GOODS, FURS, SUIT
COATS, ETC.
INTER DRESS
S, MEWS OVER-
GEO. E. KING. •
Rev, T. S. B)yie Honored.
A very pletasane. f gathering took place
t. Paul's Church on
hen a number of the
Y. P. A. assembled
rentor, Rev. T. S.
ntation to him of a
-headed cane, suit-
e presentation was
r; president, while
d by Miss,Flenty.
lasing their hearty
interest taken by
fare of the young
The rector, hay-
timation of what
pletely surprised,.
gratitude to the
iIy remembrance.
Lore prized as it
g people of the
re Mr. Boyle is
himself. Ro-
by Mrs. Boyle,
evening was en.
at the rectory of
New Year's Eve,
members of the A
and "surprised" th
Boyle, by the preen
,very handsome gol
ably inscribed, T
made by Miss Port
an address was re
the secretary, expr
appreciation of the
Mr. Boyle in the we
people of the church
ing had no previous i
was coming, was o0
and expressed his
donors for their kin
The gift is all the
comes from the yon
ohuroh, in whose welf�
particularly interestel
freshments were serve
and a pleasant social
joyed,
CHURCH N ITES.
Rev, T. S. Boyle evil
day evening a ;penial
Men, the third of his
Subject-.100nso1anoo
Rev. Mc, Forney,
formerly of Gerrie ha
superintendenoy of th
Sootety,a missionary so
among the Indians. 11
accept.
The Presbytery of Hn
ohuroh, on Friday, Deo
oonaider the pall extends
Niohol, of Cargilleby t
Smith's Hill cobgregatio
ing was adjourned to
when the Presbytery d
taro the call.
Preach on Sun.
erneon to young
monthly series.
nd character."
f Aylmer, and
been offered the
New England
�'ety doing work
will probably
At a very largely atten
the members of Melvill
Church, Fergus, the Rev
of St. Helene received a
This aburoh has been va
last half of the year, Rev.
the termer pastor, h
through ill -health, Th
with a free manse a
holidays,
Next Lord's Day t
Baptist Chnroh will
morning on "The Sanot
in the evening on "Is
ing a Sin? All those
eating liquors in mo
dially invited to be pr
ing service, as well as
enoe friends. A ,hear
to everyone.
FOR SALE.—Having disposed of my
grocery and crockerystopk, I now offer
my residence for sale 9 oAi'ner John street
and Carling Terrace. t.Solid brick, two-
story, ten rooms. One lot of two. Fine
locality. 0. N. GRIFFIN.
JAMB
(Intended f,
Mr. Wm. Moses, c
ford is spending his
'TOWN.
r last ♦reek)
f the C. B. C. Strat-
�aoation here.
Mrs. 1'. S. McEwen of Wroxeter,
spent a few days finder the parental
roof.
Mr, Walter Inner
spending New Ye,
friende in this vioini.t
Jamee S. Straohar
attended the McLean
on. the 9th con. of Gre
i Mise Zetta Fergn
land Jae S. Stracha
program et the Bln
ng.
Mr, Arthur Youm
kr. Eastman of the
London, were vi
litraohan'a.
We are pleased to sate that councillor
ed by aeolamatton.
Cntt, as he makes
lhtative
i
GIANT Tate
and "ice" Oho
1741101, gniate
•
Y E.ottee,oy Iiflo it
Ta 'nodoerJ , in big
the latus.
"A business order,
thousand years ago,'
upon which the Rev
of the Methodist
next Sunday evenin
subject will be, "Di
what is God's will o
today, and how oan I
subjects will prove of
body welcome.
of Moorefield, is
✓ vacation with
and Miss Elsie,
McKay wedding,
on New Year.
n, of Teeswater,
, assisted on the
vale Oheroh open.
n, of Toronto, and
eetern University,
iting at James
n met in Knox
mber 20th to
to Rev. F. 0.
Anburn and
e. The meet-
eoember 27th,
alined to sus.
ed meeting of
Presbyterian
R„ W. Craw,
nanimous call.
ant during the
J. H. MoVioar,
ving resigned
ealary.is $1200
d one month's
e pastor of the
preach in the
fled Man" and
oderate Drink -
130 use intoxi-
eration are cor-
sent at the even-
s total abetin.
y welome given
given, over three
is the subject,
W. G. Howson
nroh, will speak
His morning
ine gaidanoe; or
morning my life
know it." These
interest. Every -
N ORTHERN LEAUEHOCKEY.
Wingham 9, Pa ' erston 5.
The first home ga
Northern League ho
local ice last Friday
being the visiting tea
not a olean one, the
lo se control of the pl
and they played foot
whichever was hand
Clint has been re•eleo
We congratulate Mr.
a most worthy repro
of the season in
key was played on
night, Palmerston
The game was
referee seemed to
ere on each side,
all or "shinny,"
Owing to the
poor eleotrio light sery ce the game was
hour after the
as nearly eleven
over, but the
ed, and the rink
s, Delano and
e were shining
ce Morgan at
ere particular-
aoh man put
a few nights
the running
ok" Britton
le Johnston
d game, and
on the job.
nd Galloway
' being up at
ng, who was
d ankle, was
line, bat was
nor commenced for a
advertised time, and it
o'clock when it was
audienoe was good•natn
warm: For the visite
Saddler on the forward li
lights, while for the def
cover end Balger in goal
ly strong. For the locals
up a good game, and wit
practice will no doubt be i
for the silverware. "Oh
in goal shone brilliantly, w
at point put up his nenal go
Moore at cover was alway
On the forward line Elliott
shared the honors, "Hippo
his old-time form. Fleur
suffering from an injur
content to help out hi
careful not to take too pleat a ohance in
adding to hie injury. /Dunlop played
well, but tired easily,nd when he gets
in form will materially strengthen the
forward line. The liije•np:—
Palmerston —Bulger, Morgan, Buena,
Delane, Root, Ironsii e, Saddler.
, Moore, Johnston,
filch, Fleming.
biok, Lnoknow.
teful to the citizens
pport.
turf came to the
lisps put the electrio
MUNICIPAL
LECTION S.
When the TIMES
week it looked ae tb
a lively contest for
ham Town Connoi
o'clock arrived on T
week Mayor Holme
were the only two
positions who place
with Clerk Fergu
number Of oandidat
Councillor, only ei
tions, as follows:—
Donald, Win. Nle
bon, Geo. Spotto
Thos, Gregory, G
order to save the ex
Messrs McKibben a
Wingbam's Connoi
follows:--Msyor,
Dr, A. J. Irwin;
Thos. Gregory, Ge
McDonald, Wm.
Spotton.
en; to press last
gh there would be
eats on the Wing-
, but when nine
esday night of hot
and Reeve Irwin
ominees for these
their qualifioetions
on. Of the large
s for the position of
ht put in qualifioa•
Bell, D. E. Mc-
lson, J. W. MOKib.
, Robt, Lockhart,
0, 0. Hanna. in
ease of an eleotion,
d Look hert resigned.
for 1908 will be as
m. Holmes; Reeve,
unoilloref D Bell,
C. Hanna, D E
oholeou and Geo.
East Wawanosh Following are the
figares of Monde 'a voting in the
municipal elections
FOR P.+ EVE.
1 2 3 4 Tot.
Parkes .... 67 t0 46 36-239
Ellis 47 6 54 51-198
FOR COUN ILLOR9.
Gillespie 60 2 69 81-802
Scott .. . , 57 7 57 45-256
BurohiII28. r7 88 71-254
Cumming 89 :2 32 37-240
Campbell79 7 25 52-203
steetess'uleTurkeys
oeIe
ells lost, Moller p
HIQRt BT
CAM limn paid for hulas,
slalnt, tallow and wool, at the Wingham
TMinery. W, D. PRINGLE.
.seanoeueer, B, 0 Bremen refused a
gni of $100 from Ja a ralildente who Ie, tt Northern
*ysopathiaed with the three Bremen ; bookeyr raved at
Vnletided in the right ,oft New Yews
Do.
Wingham.—Britt
Galloway, Dunlop,
Referee, Jack Ha
The boys are gr
for their generous s
The Salvation
resone, and their 1
lightsin the shade.
Brace Township
Deputy Reeve,
Wewhinney, J. J. J
Bayfield—Reeve,
lore, 0 Lindsay, S. Moore, J. Pollock,
C. Parker.
Bruesels—Reeve, ohn Leckie; Conn-
oillors, by acolam.tion, R. Graham,
A. Backer, D. A. L•wery, Jas. Jones,
Clifford—Reeve, H. Graef. Council-
lors, P. Brown, 3, " atson, M. Riepert,
E, H. Hillhouse.
Culross—Reeve,
olamation, Conn
Kuntz 355, Balla
Arkell, 202, Adan
elected.
Reeve, MoGilivray;
own; Councillors,
hasten, L. McLean.
r, Smith; Council -
The Wingbam H okay Olnb weht to
Listowel on New Year's Day and
brought home a de , at te. the tune of 5
Rotas ,to e. It may be said,• however,
that previous to th t the locals had no
praotice, while the Listowel team_ had
been playing for ab ut three weeks.
The neat gamef league hockey will
be played at the risk next Monday even -
ye will be the vial.
nd Luoknow eAch
'allnetaton and this
iatereetinggame.
been made for good
e vain. be called
o'nlook.
log and Lnoknow
tors. Wingham
have a win from
should be a Ver
Arrangements hay4
lights and the g
promptly on time—
Jas, Donaldson, mi-
nors, Falconer 356,
h 329, Baptist 277,
•n 141. First four
Clinton—Mayor,
by acclamation;
binge; Councillors,
Jackson, jr., Jam
James Hearn Wm.
ill S. T. Harrison,
eeve, B. J. Gib.
W. G. Smith, T.
Ford, J. 'Taylor,
raham.
Exeter —Reeve, . Q. Barbier. Coun-
cillors, J. J Knig t, W. Johns, A E.
Fake and W. J Heaman. Sohool
Trustees, R. E. H, ;ton, P. Frayne and
F. W. Gladman.
Goderioh—Mayer, Dr. Macklin;
Reeve, McLean; 1 eputy Reeve, Elliott;
Councillors, Dr. allow, Laithwaite,
Craigia, Thompso , Mannings, Humber.
Grey—Reeve, ` m. Fraser. Council-
lors, John Brown, John D. Grant, John
Cutt, J.hn McFa en.
Hensall—Reeve G. C. Petty; Coun-
cillors, A. Bra dt, A. Bunton, J.
Stewart, J. Shep'+erd.
,I'
Wroxeter—Reeve,
by acclamation; Co
Rae, Conrad Reis, J
W. Rae,
West Wawanoalb—
elected over John M
ority. Committers,
D. R. Murray, Se
Stephen Medd, Arch.
R. B. Barris,
noilleie, A. G,
hn Douglas, D.
eve, Wm, Bailie
eon by 40 ma j` -
y acclamatiou,
nel Thompson,
nderson.
Wedding In
A pretty wedding w
the oommodione reside
McKay, 9th non , whe.
daughter, Miss Mario
the holy bonds 01 ma
McLean, of Earl Grey,
0. Wishart, B, A.,
Year's day. Wedding
ed by Miss Bertha
eo1o, "The Voice 1h
Eden," was well sung
han. The ring bearer
was little Miss Smalld
MoLean will reside in
Hallett—Reeve Thos. McMillan.
Councillors, H. : , Mill, B. Churchill,
James Leiper, Joh • Barr.
Howick —Reeve,
Reeve, J. Hainst
Downey, J. Uncle
Kincardine—Re'
Connoillors; R.
T, Shearer; Deputy
ok; Councillors, J.
wood, J. T. Winter.
ve, W. Hunter;
aterson, J. Oaskey,
W. Hay, J. Abell, W. Harvey, J. B.
Russel. Water co miseloners, W. 3,
Henry, Dr, MoCrim on, P. Shiells.
Listowel—Mayor, A. Peeroh; Coun-
cillors, C. A, Lee, St. Geo. Hawkins,
J. S. Meyers, John atson, Peter Wal-
ters, W. M. Climie.
day nig* the
I'+tlxrtetsioln by M'
ni
Grey.
s solemnized at
ce of Hugh W.
their estimable
, was united in
riniony to John
ask. , by Rev. A,
times, on New
March was play -
LOCAL 0 PTI N NOTES,
(Ry Rev, H. Edgar Allen, or the Local Option
[We wish it to be di tinctly understood
that the editor of t is paper is not the
author ot the artiol s appearing under
the heading of "L al Option NOt8R,"
but that the same is inserted at our
regular advertising rates, Nor do we
necessarily endorse lie opinions express-
ed in this column.— d,1
Luoknow—Reeve, I. G. Anderson
(acclamation); Conn Mors, J. G. Blur-
kooh, M. Mitchell, D. Lawrence, D.
0. Taylor.
Morris—Reeve, Geo. Taylor. Corm-
Catoheon, Neil Taylor, Arthur Shaw.
Reeve, Jas. Watson a Coanoillors, D.
Gagne game of
teat& ween from
Councillors, W. Stin
STEPHEN —11,esve,
Deputy Reeve, Jaeob
oillore, 3, K. Goetz,
Turnberry—Reeve, John Mosgrove.
john Rather.
Doubtless you eve geed the paid
display advertisem nts in the 'neves of
last week about t e failure of Local
Option In Owen So nd. If yon are op.
posed to the move ent, doubtless you
wore delighted wit such a confirmation
pf your previous pinions. I wonder
how many of you ill take the trouble
to read the anewer t itl Here it is any-
way :—"We, the n dereigned business
men, citizens of the wn of Owen Sound,
beg to state that L oal Option has des
creased drunkenese and the use of in-
toxicating liquors the town. The
habit of treating is p aotically abolished.
We know that Local ption, as compared
with the Licensed (Bar, haa proved a
success, notwithstanding the persistent
antagonism of a n mber of otherwise
influential citizens. We further affirm
that we believe bu iness has been better
and trade more a tive than it would
have been ander th License System.
John McQuaker Co , merchants.
Horton Bros , de artmental store.
Wm Wilson, furniture &undertaking.
Kramer & Son, enerel merchants.
The Canadian El at &Ventilation Co.,
stoves & fur aces.
Christie Bros., 13 rdware raerohants.
D. A, plaristie.
J. H. Christie.
Thompson & Co„ merchant tailors.
T. E. Vanstone, d y goods merchants.
R. D. Little, ooun illor.
W. 11. Taylor, dru gist.
Wm, Legate, estat agent.
A. McMillan, depu y reeve,
J. C. Kennedy, co tractor & builder.
H. E. Middlebro, uggiet.
T. A. Pickard, wen Sound Wire
Fencoe Co.
James Henry, tailo
The National Table Co. Ltd., W. H.
Merritt, managi g director.
The MoQuay Tann Es Co., G. We
McQuay.
Janet Burt, groeer.
James Cochrane, ald rman.
Win. P. Tilford, M, P., president of
Sun Portland ement Co. We
employ 75 men.
W. J. Sheen, merchant.
H. E. Sampson, barri ter.
0. A. Fleming, priinipal Northern
Buaineee College.
R. D. Miller, insurahee agent.
Many more could be ded if necessary
and we had time.
0 yen Sound, Decera er 21st, 1007.
es
Next Week I will gi
formetion about Ow
as. MoDiarmid.
on, Geo..Seatty,
tephen Webb.
ellerman. Conn.
Commillors, Alex Hsi
ford, D. Moffatt, Robt
Ceriticillors, D. Fergitaten, S. 11, nein,
J. Lambertuta John olettgue.
°doh, Wm. Wallace Dan MoNanghton.
Venottxt —Reeve, aceeph Hawkins.
Councillors, Geo. A drew, john Moir,
New Literature
Books.
MACBETH (Rolf Edition)
AS YOU LIKE IT (Rolf Edition,
And
L'ETE DE LA SAINT MARTIN
For nee in Collegiate.
We have a full supply 1 Call
on tie!
R1 Ei Saunders
Near New Bank
Far risers and Stockmen, Attention!
If you are feeding stook it will pay
you to feed beet meal, recommended by
all agricultural colleges in Canada and
the United States. Get a sack and give
it a lair trial. Sold by T, A. Menne,
Wingham.
e you further in-
n Sound that corn
te made in these
On Friday, San ary meeting
of ell ititorilstad. i the passage of the
Local Option by -la will be held, in the
Ilaptiet °hutch to elect officers for the ,
Britt six months of the year 1008. This
meeting is open t enyone who believes
the banishment o the bar would be an,
adventage to Wi hem. Let every such
one \ oome, end the right men in
Men for the positicite
A Special Offerl
We offer at a right price for
two weeks only, a No. 1 grass
farm on first line of Morris.
Terms $1000 cash, balance at 5
per cent. If you want a bargain
do not fail to see this.
We are still at the old deed, re.
presenting the best Companies
Life, Fire. Acoident, Marine, Plate
Glass and Boiler Insaranoe, ready to
attend to the wants of all our old
customers and as many new ones ae;
MI come.
Our long experience gives us a
knowledge of the businese that we
place freely at the dieposal of our
clients. We leave nothing to oha,nce,
whether it is the merohant or manu-
facturer requiring thousands of
dollars nf insurance, or the house.
holder needing two or three hundred
on his furniture. we give the matter
our personal attention.
Ritchie & Cosells
WINGHA
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Grifftn-Van atone Block. WLNGHAtf.
Phone 125
Tir=EADIN_G7r-nroRE
GREAT
CLEARANCE
Shoe Sale
peo `that the be
fire persuaded 10 *coot them.
WINTER SHOE MUST
LEA,VE OUR STORE
We will not carry shoe§ over
from one season to another,
and every Man's, Woman's,
I3oys' Misses' and Children's
Shoe is priced so low that
they'll go at onee.
Size up these prices and
stay away if yon can.
neg. price 42 60 out price $2.00
Reg. Fite $e 00 oat price 81.30
Reg. ptice $1 80
Cove anti
cnt twice $1.23
cnt price
Girls* Shoes
Reg. priCe $1 78
*At prioe $1
TAPE stion.