HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-08-13, Page 7THE WIN(iHA1vi TIMES.
VOL XXXVII.—NO. 1906,
WINGIWI, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1908.
$:t A YEAR IN ADVANCE
tonswispRIS
THE
IMERRY WIDOW'
THE SWEETEST EVER
The "Merry Widow" Perfume
just arrived.
Sweet and lasting.
Come in and sample it.
KODAKS, FILMS AND
Walton Mckibbon;
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham, t
SUPPLIES
I1ISS SPARLINQ
Graduate of Toronto Conservatory
of Music
And Authorized Teaohe of the Fletcher
Musio Method, Symp x and Kinder-
garten (having studio this method with
the originator, a t Synthetic Sohool,
New York).
Pupils prepare for Conservatory ex-
aminations, both in Theory and Piano.
CLASSES OPEN 4th SEPT.
For information regarding tuition,
eto., apply at her home, Minnie street.
Ritchie 84 Cose ns
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Farm
Properties
Some exceptional values in
farms. If you want one it will
pay you to see us.
The good old Province of Ont-
ario is all right.
Town
Properties
At right prices. We have a
number of places admirably
suited for retired farmers.
No prettier or healthier town
in Ontario than Wingham.
Property bought here can al-
ways be re -sold.
RITCHIE & COSENS
Griffin-Vanstone Block, WINGHAM,
Phone 123
CHAMPIONS LO F
T• TAIL -ENDERS.
In a I7 -Innings
Game at Lucknow
on Fr day Last.
The looal base • all taanl, met defeat at
the hands of t Sepoys at Luoknow
last Friday by t • : narrow margin of one
Inn, the score be vg 4 to 3, at the end of
the 17th inning. The opposing pitchers
were Johnston : nd Dunlop, and their
deliveries wer hard to solve. The
game started a 4 30, Barrett pitobing
for Wingham, ith Dunlop behind the
bat ;*Luoknow attery being Johnston
and McCoy. A' the end of the second
innings Wingha , battery reversed, and
the soore being 1 to 0 in favor of Luck -
now, a battle royal ensued. In the
third innings ingham scored, and
Luoknow tallie two in the 5th, making
a total of three, while Wingham scored
again in the 4t and tied in the 7th.
Although each ':am had men on bases
at different tim:s no runs were made
until the 17th i , ping, when Findlater
and Johnston f"Iced in the winning
run, and oongra • lations were in order
for the winners, with cheers for the
vanquished. Eve the victors forgot to
oheer for the nm • re, who stole away
only to be chafed ,y the crowd for his
somewhat erratic work with the in-
dioator..
Leese E NOTES.
Wingham and lyth are now tied for
second plane.
Two hours a fifteen minutes for
17 innings is goi • some.
Wingham had •• en left on bases in
five of the last te' innings.
The
Three
T's
Some Teas will blend—other Teas
won't. It's just here that we excel.
From many years knowledge of this
branch we are able to select those
teas which will go well together.
011git 30c TEA.
is of exceptionally fine quality. The
flavor lies been specially looked to.
011fIlt 40c TEA.
has few equals, It has a rich yet
delicate flavor combined with the
BEST DRAWING QUALITIES.
OM 50e TEA
Is a decidedly high grade tea, It has
everything to 'commend it.
BUTTER ANS S WANTED
J• Henn Christie
Wear Orear'ti Shoes and Rubbers
"At H
The Rector and
will be "At Home"
nesday and Thursda
est 25th, 26th and 27t
me."
rs. C, E. Jenkins
Tuesday, Wed -
afternoons, Aug-
.
Luoknow out- • eld is the best in the
League, havin 12 put-outs to their
credit, and no e rots.
Kincardine, Blyth and Wingham
have each thre: games to play; Luck -
now has four, ' • d Goderich, seven.
LEA o UE STANDING.
Won Lost P. 0,
Goderioh . 0 3 ,666
Wingham 7 4 .637
Blyth...,. 7 4 .637
Kincardine 4 7 .364
Luoknow . ... , 3 9 .275
Ready on
The bridge south of
opened for traffic o
week. The closing
different times owin
has been a greatinao
people. Farmers an
be pleased to know t
open for traffic on Fr
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Wingha
A meeting the
berry Agricultural
Thursday evening
details were arra
fall fair, to be hel
and 25th. A go
will be put on a
particulars in our
Fall Fair,
rectors of the Turn -
Society was held on
last, when further
ged for Wingham's
on September 24th
list of attractions
d we expect to give
ext issue.
ridgy,
Wingham will be
Friday of this
f this,roadway at
to the high water
venienoe to many
townepeopie will
at the road will be
day.
BRING along your shoes! We do
repairing and wE no IT RIGHT. Lowest
prioes. W. J. GREER.
Farm Stock and
Mr. John Crowe,
1, Outwits, will hol
farm stook and imp!
August 25th, nom
p. m. The farm wi
sale. Everything
reserve as Mr. Oro
West. John Pervi
Leave your order for daily news•
papers e,t the Big Book store.
Severe El
What many pec
was the most save
the season passes
during the early
morning. We h
serious damage h
immediate locals
sections were not
Implement Sale.
lot 29, goncession
an auction sale of
ments on Tuesday,
Poing at 4 o'olook
also be offered for
111 be sold without
e is moving to the
auctioneer.
Baseball M
Blyth and Wingham,
will meet on the loos
(Thursday) afternoon.
be started promptly
will undoubtedly be ai
as the teams are now e
awe this game. Mr. 'P
dealer, offers a pair of
to the player on the l
the best batting in th
be played this season.
tche
baseball teams
1 diamond this
The game will
t 3 o'olook, and
interesting one,
tie. You should
. H. Willis, shoe
$5 00 Albert shoes
oal team making
games that are to
Important news to the boys and
Read adv. on pate 5 Wale
sole agents for Victoria ale
and Albert shoes for men.
For low prices and best quality of
furniture, we take the lead. WALTER'S
furniture store.
Teachers Co Idn't Accept.
Neither of the to °here chosen for the
position of teaohe of the primary de-
partment of the W ngham Pnblio Sohool
on Tuesday eveni g last could accept
the position when ommunioated with.
Accordingly a spe al meeting was held
on Thursday eveni g, when Miss Haw-
kins, of Port Alb rt, was offered the
position, and hue a epted.
T
We are offering a number of articles
in furniture at $1 less each day until
they are Bold. This is called Dutch
auction, Call at WALKER'S furniture
store and get particulars.
ctric Storm.
le in Wingham say
e eleotrioal storm of
over this section
hours of Monday
e not heard of any
ing been done in this
y but some other
o fortunate.
TRUNKS AND VALISES are going, out
fast these days est W. J. GREER'S. Big
Stook to select from, at lowest prices.
In Business
Wo last week
the fact that Mes
and Norman Bran
purchased a fern'.
business at St. M
of the firm are ex
tore business and
town will find the
regret their rent
but wish them
new home.
St. Mary's,
erlooked reporting
s. S. M. Kneohtel
n, of this town had
re and undertaking
ry's, Both members
erienced in the furni-
he people of the stone
good citizens. We
al from Wingham,
try success in their
Road Need
The Tams has
plaints in reference
of the road on the
flour mill, Water
hill until large hole!
the roadway. Thi!
roadways leading
the street oommitte
in good repair with
Fon SALE.—T
hooses, convenie
town of Wingha
bargain. Get par
office.
ree good dwelling
tly located in the
, will be sold at a
milers at the Trues
girls.
, Co.,
s for ladies
Demonstrations ltj
>Competitions in but
be held iu the Ampb
Dairy Building, at the
al Exhibition, Toronto,
and 2 p.m. each day fro
lith inclusive, excepts
F armers' Institute Con
held in the Amphitheat
Building on that date.
ested in agricultural e
will be made weloome
tion. There will be exhi�
out the whole two week!
models illustrating meth
and taking care of milk on
monstrations in milk -testi
given each day, Farmers
wives are cordially invite
tions regarding the demon
Repairing.
eard several com-
o the bad oondition
hill near Wingham
has run down the
have been made in
is one of the main
iito Wingham and
Should have it put
at further delay.
TRUNrs.—Strong trunks with strong
looks. Snit Cases, Club Bags and Tele-
scopes of the first quality, at
W. J. GREER'S.
A Good
The Central Bti
Stratford, whose oar
in this paper, is and
best business trains
to -day. The ken -n
thoroughness. Its
ing leading positio
oonimerolril centres
The College has
illustrated catalo
beetled free to any
ELLIOTT & MAO
shoot,
fnese Coliege of
appears elsewhere
ubtedly one of the
schools fn Canada
e of its courses is
rad:hates are hold•
hi the important
of the Dominion,
sawed a handsome
e which will be
non interested.
&OMAN, Principals.
A New
Mr. Chas. J. Rin
nosh, is now busy
has two machines o
recently purchase
Massey Co., a new
ting box, blower a
ed. The new
very best of sa
excellent work.
good job will do
before placing
threshing.
eparator.
ui, of East Wawa-
th the threshing and
the road. He has
from the Sawyer -
separator with out -
d self -feeder attach -
chine is giving the
isfaotion and doing
Farmers wanting a
ell to see Mr. Rintoul
heir order for their
Dairying.
er-making will
theatre of the
anadian Nation -
at 10,30 a.m.
Sept, 3rd to
zg the 9th. A
ention will be
e of the Dairy
11 persona inter-
oational work
this Conven-
itions through
of the Fair,
ds of cooling
he farm. De-
g will also be
and farmers'
to oak quea-
tretions.
Ali the Ieading magazines and
papers at the Bice Boon STORE.
Dr. Ovens. (Mullet, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nolo and Throat will be at
Mcltibbon'a drug a tore,Wedneaday,Ang.
26th, Hours: 12a.m. to$p.zn. (1a600
properly fitted.
Wo men's In
A large number
the Wingham bra
Institute had aha
Mr. John T. Ourri
on Wednesday of
The afternoon w
var ious kinds, bn
was the main feat
joyed by the 1
Supper was serve
and a happy aft
brought to a close.
this kind would in
the work of the I
titute Picnic
of the members of
h of the Women's
y time pionicing at
's in East Wawanosh
rnoou of last week.
spent in :ports of
the baseball match
re and was much en -
les and gentlemen.
on the pionle grounde
noon's pleasure was
Moro gatherings of
ease the interest in
titute.
news -
Died in
Margaret Burns,
Wade, died at the
law, Mr. Robt. least
on Sunday in her 8
ceased, along with
band have been ma
their daughter, T
on Tuesday, the s
and grave being o0
E. Jeakine.
We cannot out prices on furniture
very much as we have always sold at
rook bottom. We have the best stock
of furniture in Wingham, at WALKER'S
furniture store,
A Business E
The Mitchell Advooa
when it says:—Said a
nese man to ns the
would not hurt you to
tion our business in
would help to fill a
Yes, we might do it.
least idea on earth tha
us, and it would, as h
fill up. It would not
to come around and s
column or a half col
advertisement, and h
for it," By doing t
a deserter to that gr
heads who expect
continually note the
make, by giving the
for which they nev'
high time for all ole
newspaper is a buss
same as a dry goodh
run for a living for
irnberry,
ife of Mr, Wm.
oma of her son -in -
age, in Turnberry,
th year. The de-
er bereaved hos
ng their home with
e funeral was held
rein at the house
ducted by Rev. 0,
All the leading magazines at the Big
Book store.
Wingham H<
Mrs, Boles, of Lr
ly underwent an
fully reoovered an
will be able to le
few days.—The m
Fowler will be s�
has been indispose
Mies Laura Marti
fever, is doing nim
will be pleased to h
be fully recovered.,,
of the 3rd line of M
the hospital on Fr
an operation, H
will be sorry to
she was stricken
terprise,
e puts it nicely
ell known bnsi-
ther day: "It
ooasionally men-
yonr paper. It
, yon known."
We haven't the
it would hurt
suggests, help to
urt lfim, either,
y: "Give me a
mn space for an
re is the money
is he would beoome
rid army of dead -
he newspapers to
improvements they
free puffs, and
pay a cent. It is
sees to learn that a
bass enterprize, the
store or a grocery,
is owner."
GENTS! Have yarn seen the new lines
of Inviotus Shoes for Fall? The best
Shoe in Canada for men. Drop in for a
look. W. J. GREER.
Off tot
The O. P. R. stat
on Friday mornin
number of people f
on the first have
Canadian West.
ticketed to Winnip
J. H. Beemer, and
them will go on .to
the line:—John
Golley, H. Connell,
Greenway, George
moor, W. J. G. S
T. J. Elliott, Robt.
McDougall, H. Tho
Mat. Sproule, J.
Hastings, Andrew
gatt, John Phillips,
Beeoroft, Sara J. I
more, R. Calvert, F
wont, Dan McLean,
nae Wheeler, Jose
Hogg, W. S. Yaokie
Tiffen, Albert Dow
Burnett, S. B. Fra
Wm. Little, Wm. J.
Rich. McKenzie,
Forrest, Wm. Reid
Green, Angus Mc
W. J. Johnston, A.
F. Walters,Sam. W
rison, Isaac Jowltt,
E. Finlay, J. Ande
Geo. Anderson, Joh
Biggins, Fred 1 eig
e West.
on was a busy spot
last, when a large
our this section left
t excursion to the
he following were
g by Station Agent
rota thence many of
afferent points along
Campbell, R. D.
ohn Monne, Joseph
hurobill, Jas. Ar-
tt, Jas. Robinson,
Ornikehank,Alex.
nton, J. W. Pearen,
. Mitchell, Agnes
eggatt, Jessie Leg -
Alvin Orris, Lewis
in, Andrew Case -
Linwood, John La-
ohn A. James,Len-
h Youill, Chester
T. Finnan, Almer
n, Geo. Mutton, F.
ick, Frank Little,
Little, R. Robinson,
. Falconer, W. S.
J. MoVittie, A. 0.
nzie, S. MoBnrney,
Stewart, Fred Reid,
leinson,Norval Mor -
ark Goodman, R.
on, Mrs. Jas. Robb,
0aoemor0, Chester
bor W. Neighbor
spital Notes.
know, who recent-
peration, is almost
it is expected she
e for her home in a
ny friends of Nurse
rry to bear that she
for the past week.--,-
, who 18 ill with
ly and her friends
ar that she will soon
Miss Tena Geddes,
rris, was brought to
day last to undergo
r numerous friends
fern that on Sunday
th paralysis.
We are giving a neat and n fnl
present with every pair of echo shoes.
Our sohool shoes ar unbe able for
prioe and quality, IL & Co., sole
agents for Victoria sh for women and
Albert shoes for men. Read adv. on
page 5.
Contracts
At a meeting of
Committee of the T
on Tuesday evenin
supplying the new
electric light plant
Canadian General
This figure will inn
a new generator,
board, new aro st
necessary supplie
received from the
to; Westinghouse
Kilmer and Pul:
machinery will be
Wingham by the
work of building the
ing alterations at the
be finished about th
is expected that t
will be in working
of Ootober. The c
everything in thei
light•nsers of the
vice and with the th
the plant should be
Itghts were out of b
a nd Friday evenin
n navoidable. The
little disturbed as i
time the alteration
Absolutely Fa se and Malicious.
The following ' eragraph, "from our
own oorreaponde' t," appeared in the
Toronto News, oft riday last:
"Wingham, An . 14. --It is understood
that a call liar •:en extended to Rev,
Roy Blithe Saunters to the Methodist
Ohnroh,. here in .. °cession to the Rev.
W, G. Howson, w ose term expires with
the current donfe :nee year."
There is absol tely no truth in the
above. There is, Further, no each name
31 "Rev. Roy Eli ha Sanndera" in con -
notion with the Methodist Obaroh in
Clenada; and, inn • :over, the Pulpit Sup.
ply Committee ti the Wingham Metho•
dist Church have 'i ade no recommend-
ation t0 the Quar •:rly Board in cameo -
tion with a se Miser to the present
pastor.
warded.
e Electric Light
n Council, held
the contract for
aohinery for the
as awarded to the
eotric Co. at $4,350.
de the purchase of
ransformers, switch
eet lamps and other
Tenders were also
nilook Co., of Toron-
o., of Hamilton, and
of Toronto. The
eady for shipment to
t of October. The
new race and mak-
power house will
same time and it
e new machinery
order by the 15th
mmittee is doing
power to give the
own a good ser -
rough over -hauling
n good shape. The
siness on Thursday
last, but this was
service will be as
possible during the
are being made.
WINGHAM HIG SCHOOL
AGA! TO THE FORE.
Pupils At This C;titre Score High—
A Provincia Reputation.
The department: and matriculation
examination result have all been pub-
lished, and from a •erneal of thOm it is
found that the W ngham High Sohool
has more than su> ainad its reputation
of a year ago.
THE ECORD
Junior Leaving 12 with honors), .29
Junior Matrion . tion .... . . 21
Senior Leaving, Pt, I (2 honors) ..14
This phenomen reoord has been ac-
complished despit: the toot that with a
congested sohool o 180 pupils in atten-
dance, only four ':etchers handled the
work.
In examining o exohanges, we find
that not only d•es this sohool stand
highest in the con • ty for percentage of
pupils passed, but is not exoeeded in the
whole Province. „e may be pardoned,
therefore, for feeli g elated at the recent
results, The wo der is, onoe more,
that we in Wing ne were content to
get along for so ny years without a
High Sohool,
Heretofore our
get Senior Leavi.n
other towns and
schools, but from
we see that no few
Gained Senior Lea
own High School;
we find to be the la
at any other High
Institute in the
wonder that we
dance from the co
Dufferin, Bruce, Al
the city of Toronto
The Late
In the death o
relict of the late
Mortis township,
inst., the oommuni
oldest and most
The deceased lady,
the advanced ago 0
months, was a untie,
ing been born near
seven years ago she
husband to this part. s
whioh afterwards too
Morrisbank. The Donn
dense wilderness, and
had not yet been au
dustry and thrift the
making a home for
enjoyed the aatisfactio
was onoe forest land co
dative farms. The 1
was a woman highly
community and estee
excellent qualities. T
dren are four sons: D
Turnberry Council;
Janata, also of Tur
Morris, (with who
sided on the leo
daughters: Mrs. G
ham; and Mrs. Ro
berry. The Pune
Saturday afterno
largely attended, t
to rest in the Blue
service was coed
Perritt, and the pall -
sons and two eons -i
, died twenty-one ye
Reduced Rat
Via Grand 'Trunk
account of Canada
Mon, Return tick
Angle fare frotn a
to Toronto, good
Sept. 12th. Vesta
01 before Sept. 15t
aims will also be
particulate of whi
from Grails, Trunk
rs. Moffatt,
Agnes Hamilton,
eorge Moffatt, of
Wednesday, 12th
y loses one of its
teemed residents.
who had reaohed
82 yelirs and 2
of Scotland, hav-
dinburgh. Fifty -
came with her
ttling at a place
the name of
ry was then a
Huron county
eyed. By in -
succeeded in
emselves, and
of Boeing what
`verted into pro-
te Mrs. Moffatt
bought of in the
ed for her many
e surviving WI'
vid, a member of
Christopher and
berry; Peter, of
Mrs. Moffatt re-
ostead) ; and two
. Olver, of Wing-
, Mitohelleof Turn-
1
took place on
, and was very
e remains being laid
ale cemetery. The
cted by Rev. Mr.
earers were the four
-law. Mr. Moffatt
rs ago.
tridents, in order to
had to migrate to
1p to build up their
he published results
r than fourteen ob-
ng, Part I, at our
d this, by the way,
est number passed
ohool or Collegiate
rovince. Is it any
ve pupils in atten-
nties of Middlesex,
oma, andeven from
600
trained by our man-
agement last year.
Experience -counts.
Graduates most successful. lipecial
Course for Teachers. Mail Courses.
Send postal for partioulara.
Hook-i+,eepere
steuegraphera and
Telegrapters
FAIL TERM OPENS SEPT. 1
Wingham Business College
GBO. SPOTTON, PRompAI,.
That the High Sohool Board were
fortunate in seonr ng an efficient, en-
ergetic and pains > king Principal and
staff of teachers generally acknow-
ledged, and pupils and staff are deserv-
ing the most heart congratulations on
the splendid result= thus far aohieved.
Sohool re -opens •n Sept. let, and any
citizens who wish o take students for
boarding or roomin should let the Prin-
cipal, Mr. J. A. T for, know at their
earliest convenience.
Following are th • successful candi-
dates :—
JUNIOR LAVING.
Herbert Dobson (h
ghor (honors), Harr
Edna Isbister (bono
(honors), Bessie Mars
Die McEwen (honor
(honors), William
Minnie Ross (hono
(:lonora), Ethel Wal
gie Anderson, Jean
man, Mina Carrie,
Wm. Galbraith, A
Hetherington, Nalco
Isard, Earneoliffe Mu
Clayton Proctor, Be
bona Sheriff, Fla
Clarence Wilson.
JUNIOR MAT
to Toronto.
ailway System on,
n National Exhibi-
ts will be, sold at
atati0n�,in Ontario
oinkng. 29th 10
ing from Toronto on
Low rate Exalt -
011 certain dates,
h can be obtained
gents.
THE FALL FAIRS.
ors), Roy Galla -
Green (honors),
), Bessie Lovell,
les (honors), An-
), Carter MoKee
oLean (honors),
), Mary Sheriff
h (honors), Mag.
one, Jennie Bow-
Reta Davidson,
in Hart, Lizzie
Higgins, Viola
grove, Earl Porter,
Ie Robertson, Ro-
nne VanNorman,
•ICULATION.
Elgin Currie, Viol: Davidson, Gordon
Duncan, Beta David on, Muriel Duncan,
Roy Gallagher, Win Galbraith, Alberta
Goble, Gordon G.,. le, Harry Green,
Alvin Hart, Merle Lamonby, Bessie
Marsalea, Carter Me : ee, Pearl McPher-
son, Minnie Ross, c sage Tees, Gertie
Troy, Ethel Walsh, is ertie White.
SENIOR L AVING.
Wingham , .al," Sept 24--25
Aug. 29—Sept. 14
Sept. 11--19
Underwood.... 001. 13
Tiverton .. , . Oct. 6
Toeswater Oct. 6.7
Ripley Sept, 29.30
Palmerston Sept. 23-24
Dungannon .Oct, 7--8
Fordwioh Oct. 3
Listowel.,.. Sept,)—
ept 22-23
B11rth .............Sept.29 -30
Brnssela ,, ..1 ... ..........Oct! i.'-..
London
Toronto
Pearl McPherson (
vidson (honors), Edn
Currie, Cora Corrie,
Everett Glenn, Alber
Goble, Annie M°Bur
ney, Thos, E. Robi
Ernest Wiley.
oars), Viola Da -
Anderson, Elgin
live Crnikahank,
a Goble, Gordon
ey, R. S. McBur-
son, Gertle Troy,
The marks and ee
Leaving and Ju
arrived yesterday,
from the Prinoip
Certificates will no
next week.
tifioates of junior
ior Matriculation
d oan be obtained
Senior Leaving
be out until early
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev, J. laadfor
eondnot the Borah:
Presbyterian Chum
Ira D. Sankey,
years engaged With
Moody in evangelistic
home in Brooklyn, N.
Of late yeare Mr. 5
The Rev. N. Wellw
Tonto Conference, 3Xta
preach in the Method
Stinday evening. The
for his morning Aubje
plOWinale," The tell
to show visitors to se
Fine
Tailoring
of Belmore
in St. Andrew's
next Sunday.
0 was for many
ork, died at his
on Thursday.
nkey had boon
is what you invariably get
order for clothing at this
store.
Clothes bought here are
guaranteed to fit well,
look well and wear well
—and they do.
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be expected to
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pastor will take
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s will be pleased
ts. All welcome.
Three people lost sir lives as a testa
Men's Furnishings
of all kinds
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties,
Collars, Underwear, etc.
The very newest of new
goods are here.
Come in and have a look.
Roll Maxwell
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
MEN'S FURNISHER
The Leading Shoe Store
The Best
School Shoes
The School Shoe questinn Again
Fall term commences shortly and with
it comes the demand for
Solid, Stylish, Comfortable
School Shoes for the Boys
and Girls
Our School Shoes will stand the rough k
knooks and hard kioks they are boned
to receive.
Shoes that combine the Parent's de-
sire f Or wear with the Children's ides
Of looke.
Every pair made ttpcn honor. good
workmanship and solid leather from
heel to toe.
Oar aastrautee Back of
Every rttir
School Shwa at $1.00, $1.50 And
$1.75, According to atm and style.
IRemember we sew freA of Olahlte ail
rips in shoes boukht of te. See us for
Trunks and Vslises.
W. J. Greer