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THS WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL, XXXXYII,---NO. 1.894.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1908.
FREE I FREE'
50 cents
We are selling $1,50 bottles of
• Flaxseed Emulsion and IIypop-
hosphites for 50 cents.
Flaxseed is best fat•prodncer
ever discovered and vihen com-
bined with Iiypophosphites is un-
equalled as a SPRING TONIC
and as a remedy for Colds,
Bronchitis, Exhaustion and
Nervous Trouble.
$1.00 Bottles- tor 50 cents
Walton McKibbon�
THE DRUGGIST.
+� Edaodonald Block, Wingham,
New
Spring
Goods
Wo have just opened out our new
goods for Spring and Summer.
To say they are the nicest range
ever shown here is patting It
pretty strongly, but really the
Snitiegs are beautiful, both in
design and material.
The prevailing colors are Ele.
phant Grays a n d Browns in
stripes and plaids. Of course
Blacks and Blues are always cor-
rect, and we have a large range
of these goods.
H ATS„.,.,
A choice stook of Hats in all the
newest styles,
furnishing,
A good, new stock in all lines.
Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars.
Gloves, Fancy Vesta, etc.
COME IN.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS,
ROBT1 MAXWELL
Merchant Tailor and
1Tlen's Furnishings
Wear Greer's Shoes and Robbers
Ranges to 1
Last Friday th
Co. of this town sl
their high-grade
Rupert, B 0. Th
of this kind to b
western city and
ranges have a goo
from the Atlantic
rince Rupert..
Western Foundry
pped a car load of
ranges to Prince
e is the first shipment
made to this new
cows that Wingham
reputation in Canada
to the Pacific.
WANTED —Large quantities eggs 180;
and tub butter. GEO, E. KING.
Prospects
The fine weathe
been a wonderful 1
everything is now
The trees are nearl
and grains and gar
rapid growth. If
prospects are now
harvest.
re Bright.
of last week has
1p to the crops and
in excellent shape.
all out in full leaf
len stuff have made
root keeps away the
right for a bountiful
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butoher shop.
SEED CORN-- The beat early matnring
varieties for ensilage or green feed for
suis. GEO. E, KING.
Drowning !Accident.
Gertia and Bert;
aged 19 and 20 year
aged 21, were dro
on Saturday night'
river. The bodies
four hours later.
a baseball matoh t
ing on the Sangcen
by two young me;
Smith. The latter
of the party.
la O`trecht, sisters,
s, and Fred Clarke,
vned at Walaerton
'hi1e boating on the
ere recovered about
t the eorsolneion of
ley went for a boat -
River, accompanied
named Clarke and
is the only survivor
Liberals of
The Liberal cote
vacant store of the
open every events
John T. Currie an
the meetings. It
tbere be a large
day evening as
will be discussed.
BRING Meng your shoes! We do
repairing and WE no IT BIOTIT Lowest
priced. W. J. GREER,
mgham.
ittee rooms in the
Wilson block are
and all friends of
requested to attend
is important tbat
tendance next Mon-
atters of importance
Special prices on al de of furnirure
at WALKER'S Fnrni a Store.
Quebec
We have receiv
of "Onward," at
published by Wil)'
containing five art
Five Sieges anti
with twenty -fon
popular account
to all Canadians.
Importe Stallions.
Mr. Arch. Peter re's imported sten
liana "Pride of orning" and "Mid.
:light Oro" will ake this season at
their owner's et ble,;;,Victoria street
Wingham. " Pri e of Morning" is an
imported Olydead le stallion -and is sired
by Baron's Pride. His stock has had a
good record in he prize ring. The
trotting bred stat ion, "Midnight Oro"
was aired by Or Wilk, and his dam
was Bessie Sidne by Young Sidney.
Parties who are looking to impro.e
their stock will d well to see ;;hese
heroes.
PHONE 59
ALL KINDS OF
FRUITS and
CHOICE GROCERIES
—AT—
Christie's
Large seleeted stoek
of Fancy China,
Glassware,Croekery
Open stock In
Dinnerware, ete.
rcentenary.
the Quebec number
illustrated weekly
am Briggs, Toronto,
oles on the Founding,
�lonquest of Quebec,
engravings. Gives
a enbjeot of ince st
Send for free s• •. pie.
NOTICE—As Dr. B, h • ' e is about
leaving town, all a ' • ants must be
settled by the 10th of June.
WANTED —Good cook; small family;
high wages to xperienced person;
references require i Apply to Mrs. V.
Cronyn, 494 Dunda St , London.
We've got the stock
and the prieee that
win interest you,
nr -�+xir -"� - r�r`rir rr...wsfil�irF.�i�iw
Mcving to
Mr. Geo. C, Yonn
man, Mr. A. Yonn
three years has b
firm Of Lewis B
formerly in the W
few months in the
position as mane
Engineering and
William, which w
hardware establi
been a very saes
rood and our res
hear of his prom
is to be oongrat
sons at the head o
as John H. Yonn
Hobbs Mfg. Co. a
Mrs. Young will 1
next Monday.
ort William.
son of our towns-
, who for the past
n representing the
os., Ltd., Montreal,
et and for the past
est, has accepted a
er of the Northern
Supply Co., of Fort
understand is a larg i
ment. George has
sfnl salesman on the
ere will be pleased to
ion. Our townsman
Wed on having iwo
large establishments
is manager of the
Winnipeg. Mr. find
ave for Fort William
"The Nati
Mr. Geo. W. 0
of singers have 1
Blyth for the ev
render the cants
Christ," This c
Wingham a few
much enjoyed.
Blyth can look i
splendid evening'
ty of Christ "
'ne and his company
sen engaged to go to
ning of June 5th to
a, "The Nativity of
state was given in
weeks ago and was
:he good people of
rward to having a
entertainm
t.
WOOL WANTED.— 50 .00 lbs. Wool
e paid
G. E. KING
wanted. Highest
New Stc
The eonclndin
"The Marathon
this issue. Ne
menta the publi
story, "Red So'
lace Phillips.
new story one o
this paper. N
the TimEs to
Wingham
Lovers of a good
keep in mind the dat
raoes, June 10th and
be three good raoes
promises to be well
entries are now c
Secretary. Winghan
have very snocesef
promise to be beth
year,
y Next Week.
chapter of our story,
Mystery". is given in
week we will corm
t ation of an interesting
tnders" by Henry Wal-
nr readers will find the
the beat ever given in
w subeoribere can have
tannary let, 1909 f. 50
Races.
horse rape ehould
of the Wingham
lith. There will
ch day and eaoh
oontested as the
ming in to the
horsemen always
raoes and they
s than ever this
Fon SALE —The best grades of
Mengel, Turnip and Carrot seeds.
GEO E KING.
A Painful
Drayman Thos.
painful acoident on
He was moving so
tare and in carrying
a workman, it fell
For a time it was
broken, but it was f
injured. The ecoid
Deane to the house f
His numerous frien
soon able to be aged
cents and get the new story.
Knox's are going out of wall paper,
10,000 rolls to be sold at cost. Now for
bargains.
Victo
Victoria Day w
ham and all plac
closed. Many of
the day out of to
in the celebration
a happy idea to
ory of Queen Vic
anniversary of he
of which she was
ing the greater pa
century—an era of
ment of the Briti
occasion is used to
children the lesson
advantages of Brit
in Canada share the
greatest raoe in the
we must share the
its well as iia spiend
is Day,
very quiet in Wing•
s of business were
ur townspeople spent
n. The band assisted
at Listowel. It was
erpetuate the mem•
ria by dedicating the
birth to the Empire
e of the glories dux. -
of the nineteenth
nparalleled devolop-
Dominions. The
impress upon the
of history and the
h citizenship. We
great destiny of the
odern world, but
roblems of empire
ter and privileges.
Great stock of side
at cut rate prices at
tura Store.
a is and buffets
ALT'ER'S Furni-
Death of M
The death coca
test at Zetland of
Mr, D, W. McDona
Deceased was a de
Thom and had reei
Zetland for some t
her bereaved hueba
She had been in fai
m onths. The ber
sympathy of a lar
The funeral to the
on Friday last was
Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon
Erre, Ear, Nose rand Throat Will be *1
McKibbon's drug store, Monday, June
29th. Hours: 12a.m. to8p.m, Ghosts
properly fitted.
s. McDonald.
red on Wednesday
ssie Thom, wife of
d, in her 27th year.
ghter of Mr. Chas.
ed in the vicinity of
e, having married
d a few years ago.
ing health for some
ved will have the
e circle of friends,
Wingham cemetery
rgely attend: - .
ccident.
eans met with a
Tuesday morning.
household furni-
stove, assisted by
n one of his legs.
ought the leg was
and to be serionsly
nt will keep Mr.
✓ some little time.
s hope to see him
on duty.
Prize
Mr. D. E. McDo
Miss Mabel McD
Caledonian game
Monday and were
different events.
first prize for bes
dance and Scotch
Highland Fling,
prize in the girls'
won second prize
pet;tlon. Many o
pipers in Ontario
and Miss McDon
gratulated on the s
100 mattresses to sell
prices for next 30
Furniture Store.
at reduced
at WALKER'S
inning.
Id and his daughter,
nald attended the
in St. Marys on
ery successful in the
se McDonald won
dressed girl, sword
reel and second for
She also won first
ace. Mr. McDonald
in the piping com•
the best dancers and
ere present and Mr,
Id are to be con-
lendid day's record.
WINGHAM D. STRICT MEETING
The annual mei
District of the
held in-Brussels1
Locke, of Kinca
Rev. T. W, Blat
ley, Financial S.
miniaterlal sessio
ing pastors be
Howson, Ford,
son, Hussar, Mc
Sawyer, Fydell,
Look, Rivers, F
gess. Revds.
superannuated
ter.dance. Re
sed Secretary.
to the ministr
F. M. Smith.
emanated mini
year. The au
District are N
Pomeroy and
y ear's supera
oontinned as
Haynes is art
iog discussions
the District.
service was b
ing a very ore
Wednesday
ed the minis
bnsiness of t
upon.
Rev. T.E S
nal Secretary
assistant; Rev.
cal Secretary an
John Kerr wer
The various sob
oommented upon.
in Missionary con
ed and a decrees
membership, after
for the past year
ficiences existed in
cbargee. Applicati
the Contingent Fu
F. M. Smith's fune
L. Russell for $7
Mrs. (Rev) W. W.
pital treatment and
funeral expenses of
Resolutions wer
sympathy with th
oircnits who have to
on their fields of labo
oial Boards to mak
to make np the sh
ference meets. M
recommending that
of weak circuits o
furred to Confers
pointed for the pur
have been made
sonage to the exte
horse shed, $425; B
oircnit, $800; Ford
new parsonage at
and f nrnisbings,
suited as follows:
the Stationing Co
Blatobford as the
Laymen chosen
ence to be held in
Kerr and F.
Lewis Jewitt, an
vale ; H. Hopper,
Whitechurch,
Total member
decrease 8. Miss
74. The total a
$35,505.97, In
School work 47
Total scholars o
money raised. $
$349 06; for Edu
Superannuation
Aid, $52.42. 26
did not contrib
past year. Rec
from Sustentatio
Rev. Mr. Fydell,
J. O. Cook, Tiv
A. Finlay, White
L. Russell, Wrox
Owing to the
Rev. Mr Locke t
Ford of Lnckno
successor as chair
at the coming Co
eulogized his pred
aocepted the office
On motion the
meeting will be h
sponse to an invitati
The date of next
Epworth League 0
furred to 'the Exec
bodies to deoide.
Wil is & Co. have been successful in
seouring the exclusive agency for Vim
toric shoes for Wingham. This brand
of ladies' sboes are generally considered
to be the best made iu Canada. Read
their adv. on page 5.
Leaving Wingham.
Dr. Bethune, w has been a resident
Wingham for som years intends leave
ing in the near f ore for the Rainy
River District wh e he will reside with
his son. Dr. Beth ne is one of the old-
est physicians in the county having
settled in Wingh m in March, 1877
He has been pract cing for fifty years,
having graduated t Kingston in 1858
He has of late be practically crippled
having injured hi knee some months
ago, Dr, Bethun has a large circle of
friends in this sec ion who will be sorry
to bear of his 1 ving Wingham, blit
will all wish hi many happy years in
his new home.
Refrigerator Ca
port
The Grand Tr
have made arrang
e ervice until Oct.
frigerator cars to c
follows:—Leave W
Arrive at Montrea
s hould ascertain fr
prob able hour of ar
so that ahipmenta
the station too e
e xpoted to the heat
length of time befo
Parlor Suttee a^dd "C�oo thee are our
specialties for this aµyn.h. WALKER'S
Furniture Store. ttJJ
Auctioneer.1
We have receiv
the County Tret
licensed auctione.
this county, as fo
Geo. Beckett, T
Stanley, F. S. S
W. H Newton,
Bossenbury, Joht
W. A. Currie, W
Smith, David Dio
Thos. Brown, A
Torrance, John
eenberry, B. S. P
Peddlars—J. E.
aid, Geo. Vanda
Thom. Langan,
A. Miller, Geo. 13
R. A, McDonald,
Outt, W. G. 0
John Young, J.
1l old,
and Peddlers.
d from Dr. Holmes,
surer, a list of the
re and peddlnrs for
lows:—Anotioneers—
omas Gundry, Jae.
:oto, Tkos. Cameron,
. W. Walker, henry
Gill, R. MoOharles,
a. Holman, James A.
:Inman, C. H, Wilson,
ex. Morricon, henry
Purvis, Edward Boe-
ailiips, Joseph White.
iarnell, Wm McDon•
burgh, H. A. Sones,
P, K. Whaley, Stuart
patty, Nelson Rexene,
A. Dolgoff, James R.
mines, Robert Shaw,
E. Frey, Wm. Bush -
Service For Ex.
tter.
Railway System
ments for a weekly
17th, 1908, to run re-
rry expo butter as
ngha •• .` edneeday ;
S••day, Shippers
tation Agent the
val at their station,
ill not be brought to
ly, and thereby be
of the day an undue
e arrival of train.
F eed
Come to the Wi
feed. We have
peas, screenings
ranging from $1.00
Also bran, shorts an
constantly on hand,
Hows
Grain.
gbam Mills for your
anitoba feed wheat,
and mixed chop,
o $1.60 per hundred.
Low Grade Flour
at right prices.
N & BROCKLEBANK.
ing of the Wingham
ethodist church was
t week, Rev. H. W.
dine, chairman, and
ford, B. A. , of Rip-
retary. Tuesday the
i convened, the follow.
❑g present : — Revds.
wall, Locke, Hender-
avish, Russell, Baker,
Blatohford . Patterson,
play, Wilson and Bur-
urwash and Pomeroy,
men, were also in at.
. T. E Sawyer was elect
Candtdate recommended
, Frank Burgess. Rev.
f Kincardine, a super -
ter died during the past
erannuated men on the
S. Bnrwash and J. C.
. R. Fydell asked for a
nnation. Theo Hall is
eupernnmery. A, 0
nding college. Interest-
eneued on the work of
n the evening a public
Id, Mr. Burgess preach•
itable sermon.
orning the laymen join•
rial brethren when the
e District was entered
yer was chosen Jour -
Rev. G. W, Rivers,
. A. Finlay, Statists.
Rev. Geo. Baker and
appointed Auditors
dulea were read and
$379 of en increase
ibutioes was report
of 8 in the church
eaths and removals
ere deducted. De.
the finances of some
ns will be made to
d iu favor of Rev.
1 expenses; Rev. A.
An Old
County Clerk L
note from John
acknowledging
tion to the co
next month.
if nothing hap
certainly atten
to meet other
county to 00
that he was in
the court hous
present at the
now occupied
ignare, in A
every office
three times an
number of tim
all died in the
seven or eight j
registrars, and
dating away bac
Resident.
ne is in receipt of a
nobanan, of Carlow,
eoeipt of an invita-
nty council reunion
. Buchanan says that
ens to prevent he veil
, and he says he hopes
old residents of the
are notes. He states
oderioh ten years before
was erected, and was
reaking up of the land
by the Court House
1845. He has Been
n the court house filled
most of them twice that
s—"all worthy men, and
arisen." He remembers
dges, five jailers, four
npants of other offices
to the early days,
Death of P
Mr, Aroh. Mo
sad news on Thnr
den death of his
Gillivray at Bev
ceased had for so
ing in a grocery s
on Thursday mor
with a live eleotri
instant death. T
Wingham a few y
a0
ter McGillivray.
illivray received the
day last of the suds
son, Mr. Peter Mo -
ley, Mass. The de -
months been work•
re in Beverley and
ng came in contact
light wire and met
e young man left
re ago and was for
some timeup . in in the Salvation
Army, being stati ned in Nova Scotia.
He had a wide c role of friends here,
who heard of his death with deep re-
gret. The remain were oonveybd to
his wife's old home 'n Nova Scotia and
thence to Wingha'•, Arriving here yes•
terday afternoon, 'le funeral taking
plane from his pa :nts home to the
Wingham oemeter . The widow,
parents, brothers an elstote will have
the sincere sympathy of the community
In their time of sudden bereavement.
NORTH HU
SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE
ON CAMPAIGN.
Both candidate
conducting a vi
have visited alm
ridirg. Mr. Cur
with excellent su
his chances of
"fixed" as a Co
getting brighter
tors of every divi
their duty on ale
should be victori
of the last electio
servative mejarit
ible task to turn
jority. A numb
interests of Mr. 0
ing next week, pa
be found in anotb
The nominatio
Town Hall, Win
from 12 o'clock a
after which addr
the candidates an
likely be a large n
of the riding in W
in North Huron are
orons campaign and
t every section of the
ie has been meeting
cess in hie canvas and
ection in what was
servative riding are
very day. If the elec-
ion in the riding do
tien day the Liberals
ne While the figures
show over 200 Con
, it is not an impose -
is into a Liberal ma -
of meetings in the
iris will be held dur-
•iculare of which will
r column.
will he held in the
ham, next Monday
on until 2 o'olock,
ses will be given by
others. There will
mber of the electors
ugham next Monday.
SALE OF COATS
Coate, value up to
sale price $5.00, at
—15 Ladies' Spring
7 00 each; Saturday
H. E. ISARD &Co's.
CHURC
NOTES.
Rev T. H. Farr,
can Church at Gor
to become rector of
at Shelbourne.
In St. Andrew's
evening last, the pas
preached an exo
"Patriotism."
A memorial sexy
McGillivray will b
vation Army bare
31st, at 7 p. m.
The regular o0
connection with
medical expenses; terian Church wil
Leech, $35 for hos- morning, June 7th.
Rev. J E. Cook for An adjourned me
is child. ter of Maitland
passed expressing y
brethren on the Church, Kineardin
first of June, at one
noon,
At a meeting of
Union of the Dioce
London on Tuesda
ley, of Blyth was
the Union.
rector of the Angli-
ie bas been invited
e Anglican church
hureh on Sunday
or, Rev. D. Partin,
llent sermon on
e for the late Peter
held in the Sal-
ks on Sunday, May
mnnnion service in
t. Andrew's Presby -
be held on Sunday
eport dtficienoiee
and urging Offr-
a vigorous effort
tages before Con -
tion was carried
he re• arrangements
this District be re-
ce Committee ap-
ose. Improvements
ip of Dietrion 4,525;
nary givings, $4 612 -
tilt of ruoney raised
ferenoe to Sabbath
ohools are reported.
roll, 3,500; Total
,845.82; for Missions,
ational Fund $15 23;
chools out of the 47
e to Missions in the
mmendations for aid
Fund were put in for
Bethel for $350; Rev.
expected removal of
was elected as his
an until the election
ferenoe. The latter
oeseor and thankfully
next May District
Id at Gorrie in ra-
n from that village,
nvention was re.
tivee of these two
The annual meet
Huron is being h
week. Messrs. Be
Nethery are the
Paul's Church.
The twenny-fift
the London Confer
Church will be h
church, Exeter, co
day, June 4th.
Bishop McEvay,
bishop O'Connor,
the Archbishopric
accepted by the Po
ting of the Presby -
11 be held in Knox
on Monday, the
'clock in the after -
PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS.
(JOHN T. 01.711RI
Your vote and inflnenc ropectfully re-
quested for the el -don Jolm T. t...urrie,
Liberal Candidate N th Huron.
Election June 81 '3
the Junior Clergy
e of Huron, held in
Rev. W. H. Hart.
lected President of
PUBLIC MEETINGS
in the interests of Mr. Cur rie will be held as
Town Hall, St. Helens, Wednesday', June 3rd.
Young's Hall, Kintail, Thu sday, June 4th.
Agricultural Hall, DougalinOn, Friday,
June 5th.
Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, Wednesday, Jnne
Foresters' Hall, Bluevale, Thursday, June
4th.
Foresters' Hall, Fordwich, Friday, June 5th.
g of the Synod of
d in London this
. Scott and John
elegates from St.
All meetings will commence at 8 o'clock
p, m. Every way welcome.
annual session of
noe of the Methodist
Id in James street
mencing on Thurs.
Speakers will be as follmvs:—Dr. Macdonald,
and J. G. Murdoch, Luc tinow, t Dungannon;
Arch. Hislop, ex -M. P. P., at Be grave,
vale, and Fordwich, arisisted by W. H. Kerr,
Brussels, at /3elgrave; W. IT Fraser, Morris,
at Bluevale, and the candidate at Fordwice.
of the London dio-
d the late Arch -
hose resignation of
Toronto has been
e.
members of St. A drew's Presbyterian
Church will be eld in the Lecture
Room of the Chu h on Monday even.
ing, June 1st. 11 members of the
congregation nre re nested to be present
as business of impo tance will be up for
consideration.
Freak of ightning.
The following d ted from Mount
Forest appeared in Tuesday's Toronto
papers; —1 Last nt ht, while Mrs.
Hawke road a part of friends were
returning home fr in Pike Lake,
summer resort abou four miles from
here, lightning atm k their carriage,
completely wresking it and throwing
the oecupants ont. Although stunned,
ell escapel serious •jury, except Mrs.
Hawke, whO had he arm broken."
Boys and their
invited to the M
next Sunday event
will speak on, "Bi
sion to Type," bein
on "Natural law in
illustrated by inter
The ushers will
strangers to seats.
At the regular
meetirg of the E
on Tuesday event
of Monday, a de
subject: "Resolve
the best interests
all foreigners fro
try." The affirm
the negative was
end Ira Parker.
instructive points
both sides, but t
advanced rather
thers. are especially
hodist church, for
, when the pastor
s, their minion and
he spiritual world,"
ting facts in nature
e pleased to show
winless and literary
orth League, held
g this week instead
te took place on the
, that it would be in
Canada to prohibit
entering this oonn-
tive was taken by
Lloyd Awde, while
held by Alex. (Mutts
any Interesting and
vvere brought oat on
affirmative speakers
e stronger argument.
WANTED —100 tubs choioe grads
butter; any quantity eggs. Highest
prices paid, either cash or trade.
Ono. E Knees
for East Peterboro', it dead.
Edward Prioe w shot and *grounded
while practising at target in London,
A. J. Jeffrey o Stratford has been
appointed neceunt t of Inland Reve-
nue, division of S ratfotd.
Properties For Sale
FRAME COTTAGE —Winne St.
FRAME COTTAGE—Patrick St
FRAME COTTAGE—North St.
FRAME COTTAGE—Frances St
FRAME 1SS, STORY—Victoria St.
FRAME 134 STORY—Edward St.
FRAME 13,,c STORY—Scott St.
FRAME 2 STORY— Minnie St.
BRICK STORY—Victoria St.
BRICK 1 STORY—John St
BRICK 2 STORY (new) —Victoria
BRICK 1 STORY (uew) —Josephine
BRICK 2 STORY (new)—Oatharine
BRICK 2 STORY (modern) —Minnie
Properties in Pleasant Valley,
Lower Town, Town Plot, Grtenville,
Chisholmtown and in tbe central
parts of the town Clan and see us.
We can enit you. Don't all speak at
once. Choice farms at right prices
and on easy terms Insurance—all
kinds. Farm Loans—low rates.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE,
Phone 123
1 The Leading Shoe Store
It's Oxford Time
There's a whole Summer's
comfort ahead for the Man or
Woman who buys Oxfords
now.
Furthermore, they're the
stylish caper.
More Oxfords will be worn
this season than ever before.
No matter what the price—
no matter what the style—
we're ready for you with the
largest, finest and swellest
stock of Men's and Women's
Oxfords.
FOR LADIES AND MISSES we
have Oxfords at $1,25, $1,60
FOR MEN AND BOYS OTIT
Plenty of styles at every
price to seleet from.
SEE THEM, and you'll see
the Oxford display of the town.
13t7r ITEM and you'll bay
at right priceS.
see no tor Trunko and Valises.
W. Greer