HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-04-13, Page 1VOL. XXVIII. NO. 1460.•
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SPRINGTIME
GAIN
When cleaning and fitting up
your beet room you may find
that you rmuire a nice stew
xtraordnia, y TO1
SET
nhloullce
K HERE 1 We aro'u.
SAY,r oo � st
7
wondering if people believe what we say
when we tell then) that we are bouud to
.let rid of our Dry Goods and Groceries.
Well! they have got to go and don't yon
forget it. We offered •to sell theist at
d a at azi peopletook ad-
vantage
au so m e ac
C
g y p
p
vantage of that offer and got some cheap
goods. Now, we are going to go one
'better tool offer the rest of our Dry
Goods at 50o and 75o ou the dollar, and
if that does not clues thew. out, why wo
shall be forced to give them away, Any-
how we must get them out of this store
before long. We would like you to help
tl• ,�, awl in helping us you are helping
eet ytert elf, for at. the prices we are selling
at it•7neans that you get the geode at
'Ralf. the regular price. We don't want
a n out of
to makelong .sexanQ t this, so
will eloseby agab quoting our text, viz:
,We must get rid of our Dry Goods at
.any price.
Now we will say a few words about
-the lines we are not going out of, viz;
Tailoring,
gents' Furnishings
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
in Tailoring and Gents' Fta'uishings
VG take the lead. We claim to carry
the largest stook of cloths and turn out
the best fitting, most stylish and up -to.
elate clothing made in the comity. Leave
us your order for a spring suit or over-
,goat and be satisfied.
Our spring stock of .Herd and Soft Felt
Hats is now complete and we offer therm.
in all colors and by the best English and
.American makers,
It is our intention to make a specialty
•of Boots and Shoes, and with that object
in view, have bought a very large stock
of all the latest novelties in Ladies' and
•Gentleneit's Footwear.. In fact we have
Boots and Shoes in all leather from the
finest kid. down to the cheapest cowhide,
.and in all shapes and colors, and in all
sizes from an infant up to a man's No.
12. Come and let us boot you,
Highest prices paid for Butter, Eggs,
and ether produce.
Hoer, nth � Soxis
Marriage Licenses
Issued by Falun( 1'ATEItSUI'T, No. 23 Victoria
•street, Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequired.
�J1 is not too good fAr you. Got it by
�nl
attending
Central, ,Business College
Stratford, Ont.
rr
L
r
should
L.
Young men and woineno d
ereroiso great caro in choosing It sehbol. ti
Money is not easy to get, therefore it I
should not be spent foolishly. Before you �L
decide to spend a.doller let us correspond .
with you. Our catalogue tells you about t-
our superior advantages. 'Commence
your -course now,. Ota` attendance is in•
creasing year by -year, A largo number f'
of recent students leave accepted good sit- number/41
nations. Students in attendance this -i
year froth Canada, 'United States and
Nowfowadland..
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, lr_'
1900
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"VOTIVE
INGHA
VINGIIAN, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. APRIL 13, WOO,
crer
H <'a ft no reading notice advertising
entertainment or matter • by whicmoney
is to be made by any church or society will bo •
inserted in the Timis without charge, except
whoa the printing for the same is done at the
Tian:$ oiiice,when a notice will be given gratis of
a size in proportion to the importance of the
event. In.future the prices for locals of this
kind will invariably be 5 cents per line. No
notice will be inserted for foss than 25 cents.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
• See Halsey Park's advertisement. 1
Dr. Butler, of Loudon, will be at the
Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the first
Friday of each month from 11.30 a.
i.. till 3 o'clock p, an., for consultation
in diseases of theeye, ear, nose and
throat. '
C.cAVENT EGG V
this week having
egg vats built in
the G. P. R. T1
away with the
been used in the itst. Messrs. Gutor-
eiclge Bros; of /forth ere wing the
work.
General servant g` 1 acted. Apply
to Mrs, R. Vaustone l titer street..
SToor SAvii.—T E. Walker, of lot
36 concession 12, ast Wawauosh will
have another sto sale on Thursday,
April 10th. The cck includes 6 cows
with calves at foo, 8 cows due to calve
in. May; a. well zed Durham bull; 4
farrow cows; al 1 member of young
cattle; also a goat Jersey coiv with calf
at foot. J• Ourri , auctioneer.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR••,St"iS,i•;,—Lot
member Three on the. eas `T1e.of Shuter
street, Government 8,4
Wingham, for sale otl-
of payment. Apply'
Wingham,
A LeIuou Este
peered iat the i ton news of the
Toronto Globe d Friday;—Mr. Simeon
Cline has return d from West Virginia,
where he filed th claims of the Canadian
Clines to rich. est ates left in that State
by a relative ne ,ny years ago. The
TS.—O. Gillespie is
number of cement
s egg warehouse near
e new vats will do
dden ones that have
tial survey,
table terms
,VatNSTONE,
4t
6' following ap-
estates are value 1. at 13,000,000 to $10,-
000,000. 1'Lessr,
Cline, of this toes
ants.
C1z>eN Up No
at last with us,
lation of ice an
exit, it would b
Cleaned up as s
season of the
condition. The
take heed. and h
S. A. and Geo. W.
are among the claim -
.—Now tbat spring is
d the winter accumu.
Snow are making their
well to have our streets,
in as possible, as at this
ear they are in. a, dirty
citizens also should
ere their back yards and
cellars' properly attended to, thus tend-
ing to make ou - town as .lealthy and
attractive as pe Bible.
FELL Oven x ' Moe John Brooks,
who has been working with W. H.
Green hi conn tion with the electric
light works mot vitli an experience on
Sunday night las that he will not soon
forget. He had Leen watching the dant
- to see that nnothit le, came against it that
would in anyway interfor with the run -
ening of the water iid;i. seine way ft
,over. Ho S$as
down stream. until
b•chh draw to
'iv1 e(, ig'
strength and was (able to make for the
Alone The heckle t happened just its
the people 'Were goi ig from. nhuroh and
many were on halls' to offor assistance
'hut Mr. Brooks got to dry land unaiclecl
He /may have boon t ashy drowned as be
Ilea on a heavy ("vacant and it is a
wonder that the ev ght of the coat (lid
not weigh him doe 'll. He has since
been kill is feeling elin none th
Working and c g io 0 0
worse of his cold b -1n.
MoNiu TO LoA.N.'-looney to lortu oil
11o10s, and notes ciscottnted at reason-
able rates. Money tntvatxced oil mart-
goges, with privilege of paying at the
encu of any y.enr, Notes and moments
liar.. Iona,
ltaz3'1. M(;Ienetio.
70 OENrs.---That sum. will Secure the
'Ratio; till the owl of 1000, Tell your
neighbors. The Tams '' tas the local
new&
Grito Wn.NI ' good general
sorvaitt girl was Apply to. Mrs. C.
M. Walker, Shu er street. -
Windseeetzrrs skills,( au.—We have ro-
c s iv''el a copy of the Swan River Star
fvont Jaime ?oeoelr, • ho was in G. E.
Kuig'e store here fo a member of year:
Mr, E'oeoc:k is now 1 sated at llfinitonas,
Men., and is ong ed in the general
nieaeleaudiso burin ss.. Ebbs ,aclvt apt
pars in the Star at d w(t aro i.laased to
Morar that be is nae ting with suceoes • in
the We We A. 13. S• veroen, also a former
Wiogbarite is to ted at Swan River
and has also met with suoees• in the
S'ms t. '
Lucky for th
nine who i Svear.'t
Easter. Our hat:
c term about the
wearer as a geutit
whole
ear is the
tri v ung
now at
that particular
a rhich stampe the
nen. R, G. Go temei.
Tire ENLARGE TORONTO Some. --`.('lie
Toronto o lite au1 '
S lavin
g
installed a
fast press, wit a capacity of 24.000
copies au hour, t e paper has been: en-
larged and great: y improved. It is now
regarded as the 1:ading afternoon paper
in Ontario. A 'great feature of The
Stun: is Sam Hun er's cartoons--thebest,
by the way, to be seen in any paper in
o.auacla. Mr. uuter's political sub-
jedts are enjoyed, y politicans of botli
salts. ` The bum which u tvli c i he 'u t, d
u
roccs
r
into the •carte s makes them as
palatable to Cons rvfltives as they are to
Libt.rals. Thea • is a great paper.
Paint is a preservative to a buggy 'as
well. as a hoose. The buggies we have
hero—.nearly 3 can load --were all paint-
ed mouths ago. They don't cost you
any more than the sauce jobs fresh
painted. Drop iu and talk it over with
R. H. Ross. tf
AT rel; G, T. R. Messrs"Robertson &
Burchill shipped a :ar load. of cattle to
Toronto on Moods r, , . , Messrs McDon-
ald & Loatttit ship3 d a car of cattle and
a car of hogs to To onto on Monday
Several oars of bar have been received
for the Wiughani ning Co . , Messrs
Button & Assent re now receiving a
largo number of s logs, which were
purchased at vario points on the G. T.
ii
.... The differ= • furniture factories
are sbipping large tl entities offu,+niture
and nxe ,daily teed ing . car, ,loads .. of
lumber.... The frei'p t house is complete-
ly loaded with far i implements, tate
di11 ercnt implement en now being busy
filling their orders . . , A. largo amount of
freight has been re ived this week for
the different busin ,,s men.
FOR SALE -- A'Ngood chance or a
person: to obtain a comfort . e .little
Lome on easy teems. I,ot ' 0 on the
east side of Shute/ st., 0 which is a1-
ready erected a beck = ellen,' there is
good water on the lot which contains 3
of au acre. App1- to S. Youhill, Estate
Agent, KentBloc, Wingham.
Govuet areNT , •FORT.—We have re-
ceived a copy of he report relating to
the registration of births, meninges
and deaths in tlz , Province of Ontario
for the year ending March 31st; 1898,
frons which we ;lean the foilowing;—
During the year 1898 in Ontario there
wore 46,509 birtl s; 15,875 marriages and
26,370 deaths; total number of male
births, 23,896; total female births,
22,703. In On ario during 1898 there
Were 14.5 births :o every 1000 population,
there were 30a pairs of twins and 7
eases in which t_Jpiets occurred. There
were 105.2 ogees born to every 100
females in the .province during 1848,
December of 189 had the largest mari"-
ber of marriages led June of 1898 had
the Largest sin. ibcr; May of 1897-98
had the least number of marriages.
'Huron county's a math "'ate for the past
ten years has bee. 8.8 to the 1000 popu-
lation; only two ounties in the province
are lower than o county, being Grey
and Peel, whose ath rate was 8.2 in
the 1000. The ollowing information
hos reference to uron county: -The
total births iu the ;ounty for 1808 was
1,278; total still bulls, inoludinginfants
who died under ci e clay old, recorded
under deaths, 25; still births recorded
under births 21; still births not record-
ed under &oaths, • .; deaths from con-
ttni 1
s pt on I"umberee 77 of 'which 82 wore
Banes and 40 fon:. ales, Ix" 1871 the
county was given having a' popula"
Lien of 66.105 and ,he death rate from
catisutnnptiou teas g yens as0.54; iii 1803
the population wtis given" as 71,604
and the death rate
colisnnlption.
e aster its 1808, e
"ages 880; total d
to 1000 population
3•
,).3,. deaths 0.2.
the county heti au
nittlnber of births
of i n t ntt Ybe
{t3 in the nem
be
of 89 in tlj
ALL .
itried some distaiaeo
Eto tame to a tree, to
til h0 had ega " Inletl
collected, U c3' ---Beaver Block, Wing -
seas given 1,0 from
otal births in the
as 1,218; total. Mnrar-
aths 658. The rates
is given 17.8 bit-ths,
uriug .the year 1898
inucroaso of 8 in the
e'er 1h07; a (Jeerer/Fei
of marriages, and n
e lumberof death
e s,
NEW TIN SHOP. I have opened az new
tin scoop, opposit• eunpbell's lytta Marc,
Tumblsnt's blocs irtvliere I will be pro -
1 1 o cl t. lot a atmize '
egret t o ca lv cllrort
1 d
work, eavetrou n'hg and repairing and'
PArrii, Reccurs .—A, D'. sley is pre.
Dared t 1. do all kinds o pailer-Izazli;iug
ou the shortest not"•o nd in the most
approved manner. Orders left at J'.
Mclep?ie's sear r staurant will receive
prompt attention.
Boa WANTLD. A good suaart bey
wanted at once o learn the printing
lmtt, Mfit.education.ation.
Al>plysiessat TI iESust a uwo *r e
co. !
AT TED Sam .ea. r. G. Sperling
put the Wingliai salt well ie. operation
again last week f • the season's rush. As
scan as a good bu ply of s. is got on
band, it is the ie sn"o"t snake further
repairs in the wo cs, This week has
been rather her/ on the night work-
men at the bloat The three leen have
been laid, up part of this week with la
grippe. Mr. Snarling leas also beet"
somewhat en the sielt list.
KING for the largest collection of New
and Catchy Dross Snitings. Natty
Spring Jaol.ets just in. We sell Clover,
Timothy and all kinds of seeds.
tf G. E. KING, Wingham..
ATTRAOTrSL AD RTISrNC*.—II. Shorey
& Co.,Cf
Monty •tl
: manufactures . , u acttires of
Shorey'/ celebra. cl clothing have an
advt in another olutnn of this issue.
This firm are bei' vers in the liberal use
of printers' in and outside of their
newspapers adve astute do considerable
in the way of ac vertising by booklets,
eto. We have received a couple of
their booklets, 'A Plain Tale Truth-
fully told" and ' Dur Bobs," -which are
very attractive ocvl
should bring
an good
returns to the fir. a. The booklet, "Our
Bobs" has a toocl photo of Field
Marshall Roberta -on the front of it.
We have not had the 1000 horses we
aro advertising for as yet, but have
had quite a number. If you want a
buggy this summer, come in and pick
out your choice. It is here yet. We
will make terms to suit' ' T, H. Ross.
NEW BUILDIN. GS he building trade
promises to be bri this season. Tho
conhractors info us that many farri-
ers in this section '11 build new dwell-
ing houses this bummer. We have
heard several quiries for suitable
building lots in . town on which good
dwellings could e erected. Wingham
is badly in need f more good dwelling
houses. Sho d the new furniture
e erected
e a lively
Wingltam is
factory and fou _dry buildi
this summer, TeAighani. w
time iii the buil Ling line..
acituowledged_ >1i be the best towit in
Western Ontaral and this summer will
no doubt place -us still further in the
front rank, .
One of the best Sewing Machines
made , to -clay . is the New Raymond.
Warranted 10 years by a responsible
Company. You will find them hero, as
well as needles tofit all makes o
machines. T. H. Ross
s
BHIUI WATER t AD
ROADS he
wealth' the rivers was 'quite high the _
latter part of last veek. On Saturday
night Iast, the tow i dam was thought to
be washing out in we place,. and work-
men were engageciiand hacl soave of the
stone (which hac very properly been
secured in case of to emergency) put in
the dangerous r ace and any trouble
that may have oec irred was prevented
The cold snap of. Elie fore part of the
week has given_ tbt water a good chance
to get away and _ll danger of seri sus
damage from fiord is supposed to be
past, The road : for the past week
have been in veres bad condition. In
many places iu t1 country the snow is
yet very deep and 1 is impossible: to get
along with awhee..d vehicle. The cold
snap has provente . the snow front going
away.
All fish leen se fresh Pah. Every-
body say they sell the best on earth; brit
do you know that everyperson that has
had the pleasure of loong through our
stock of buggies and carriages, say they
are peaches. , Nearly 8 oar loads now in.
stock. Freight paid, Alt shapes, sizes,
colors and shades. T. H. Ross. 1
Mrs. Hobert Moline returned home
on Saturday evenin lest, after spetadilg
the winter in difcre It parts of Califor-
nia. They carne ho_ to somewhat earlier
than they- expected to,. owing to Mrs,
Moludoo's health tet bein; as satis-
factory as it should. e. Mr, Maandoo
reports having had a very pleasant trip
and a pleasant timet ale in the south-
ern country. He to is us • that daring
the mouth of li'ebru y when we were
having every ecld si Op, down itt Cali-
fortis they ore le to go bathing
evony day. it tells is that if a, person
bias a - uu f r' . One ttv a t o o ey, o o eau have
a very pleasant titm in California and
that it is 1r, very pleasant place to five.
t" some of the prim tiple places 'visited,.
houses that would -cut at $100 e. year
ere, would bring your 00 to $80 per
tllomtth i"" Californi:c Just as they were
caving the trees rt in fall bloom.
Mr. Mclndoo, is' ti•e picture of health
a net looks as if the -isit had done hies
nitielh good. Mrs. clntloo did not 6)1-
oy the best of heal i while away, but
her' many frionde ev 1 hope that the may
urns On her return olds), feel the good
xtths' spent in the
DAVIS'
SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY
COLD,
SC1:lrH 11'I IE i AT,
3EONCa IPXS,
PAN IN CRtUM h
Relieves DryCoughs he 1
g
and' allows' Restfa1Sleep,
IMS
A general serval" • anted, (seed
wages paid to a, girl. A ply to
Mrs, Rabt, Meludoo.
Ds ra: o1, IVIES, T nS*IT, here died
it" East Wawauosh, T'1tureday of this
week, Maly Lb/Ideic •, beloved wife
George' Tavel, in he 69th year. "e
funeral will leave th - family residenec,
Boutulary Lino, to morrow (Saturday'/
afternoon at 2,30 o'cpoek for the Wii ,-
ham cemetery.
Call at W. Ganuett's for 11 ,ands of
itxtpleinelits. Also all t • ' of plow
shears; the best m=cl ' .'3 cants, cash.
Wi:IioteciBrtas , r•.Chas.Springer,
with Jas. E. Earl
e months and now
$ united in marriage
t week at Caledonia
meso of Caledonia.
er will leave for the
C s
Q.- a
W•�
t1;� Q,
t few taG - cS to reside in Nelson
Tho Witt ;liar" fri, is of the groom evil'
extent" congratula ions and good wishes.
Theism OF F ata.—Miss Houghton
and her assist is are now engaged
rr
practicin„ for th entertainment, Temple
of Fame, which , s to be given in the
Town Hall, on Friday'evening, April
27th. Some s. onty people will take
part in this ep ,ertaiument and it will
likely be largel; attended. When given
here in 1890, fl e town hall would not
nearly accoin ate the large Member
who wished t- attend. Bills alk
grannies are ieing issued w
ivef ll
g a particulars,
You make no ntistai-e t save money
when you buy Boots : z Shoes at W. J.
Greer's. ,
I who formerly worke
in Wingham for sol
of Nelson, B. C., w
ou Weduesday of it
to Mise Jane ff
Mr. and Mrs. Spri
pro-
cle will
Meseta- 3A,It ,
day of last week; T.
agent of the Massey
ELIvuaRY.—Ou Fri -
Ross, the Local
Harris Oo., lied a
delivery of drills, ltivators, mower s
binders, ctc. The cads were in very
bad condition and m.
did not come to tc
uy of the farmers
,vn for their ma-
chinery. Last west five cars loaded
with Massey -Harris utachiuery came to
Wingham and our a. T. R. yard was
literally covered wit farming machinery -
and had the /.'cadsteen in any decent MINOR LOCALS.
shape
large delivery. r . Ross and his assis-
tant, Sarn'l Sut on, mutt have been
hustling during a Bast season, when
they were able sell to many imple-
ments, also atten ing to various other
branches , of , i It business,, , including,
buggies, carriages, pianos, organs, sew-
ing machines, etc.
Wo have all the latest' songs, sheet
music, music books, etc, to be found in a
$1 A YEAR IN AD AN
A
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Pit
ALSe '
f'
e The Magic Remedy _
,o, tr
For Coughs �1S and
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Colds.
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MORROW'S DRUG STORE
yah,
TBY
HEATIIJ'IEI.D'S
Vir
D. M. GORDON...
Tins week we direct your attention to
our magnificent display of very itety--
and scarce—but charaning eifeets in
stylish Dress Fabrics. We show snare
very handsome patterns and shades in
SILES
very becoming for Shirt Waists. at popiu-
lar prices.
Ie. Fahey Gingleams and Prints our
stock is very attractive and should be
seen by all who 'desire to get; the newest
and best. Lace Oarttins, Chenille Cur-
tains and Curtaiu materials, Carpets,.
'Matthias, Rugs, &o., form avery strong
feature of our business.
We lead the trade in charming effects
in Spring Blouses and pretty White
Wear.
No department of'ourbusiness IS over-
looked. Conte and see us.
D. M. GolwoN,
The Direct importer.
Wiugha: i t; incl have seen a very
first-class music house. T. H. Ross. •
BASEBALL WILL. Bows. Baseball is
going to boom in aughan' this sum-
mer. A meeting t f the lovers of the
slue was lee
� err
lel (tee Wednesday g
o e..da night,
J b ,
when it was repor ed that satisfactory
progress was being made in the way of
forming an amatet • league, which will
likely include t} dulls of Clinton,
Kinourd lle, uai.i w, Brussels, Wroxe-
ter and Wingham.'
good material iu t�
baseball club and
f rmed, Wingham
ood showing at t
Our townspeople cj
of this kind as
would like to see
liberal support thi
a good clean gals"
boys conduct it p#
liberally suppor
new bats, bel'
the season, e;
able to buy
purchase a25 ce
p o e
a lift. Tickets 1
member - of h club.
the
I am net out of the iausic business.
Everythinghere. Strings and parts for
all known Instruments cheap, as well as
everything in the lnusioal instrumeet
lino from a 2o Sews Harp to a $1,000
Piano. T. 1I, Ro's. 47,
Ho n 2'aoSl �'i.iL ntNrA, r, au
There is plenty of
is town for a good
ould the league be
lub should make a
e end of the season.
not support a club
ley should and we
the boys have more
season. Baseball is
and as long as the
openly they should be
;d. The club will need
, gloves, etc, during
d all who are not
$1.00 ticket should
t one and give baseball
day be had from any
J. Er DAVIS,
IMUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
work made to ender, at maleente prices,
(}i' -e nze a call, It(>nr. 14tooNr:v.
3
effects of the tive
vv i N G H AM. southern climate.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guarau
teed to cure headache.
_Temple of Lits" :e -Town hall, April.
27111.
—Read 3.3. Dtchell's advt. in this
issue.
—Locals, perso _ s, district news and
other items are crp„ded ou of this,
issue.
Don't forget that yo ca easily save
ten per cent. by pure . ug yeitr foot-
wear at Greer's. .
—In another collo it will be fo• und an
article giving infort stied regarding• the
furniture men's i -
lie sb syndicate.
dzcate
—The provincia fisheries department
has issued a rest at'ion providing that
daring the nm o suckers this spring the
fish may be sp .ared in any part of
, Ontario.
A conveuieut house with stable on tot;
to rent iu Lower Wingham. Terms
liberal. Apply to D. M. Gonnov,
It is stated th the profits of the
Topeka paper of t o week it had lv r.
Sheldon .as -editor aro $60,000, and that
Mr. Sheldon got his share $10,000. It
was not, Hien, a S .holly -disinterested ex
peritnent on the part of the publisher
and editor.
AX WANTED
Thr'Wingha P,ttmers' Flax ;o Limited,
will pay ten do vper ton ilr it -chess flax
d 1 ,
erhvrrcd.ntt tot" ll at � nglaanadurint the
coming season.
Farmers deeidin s grow ' flat for the said
Company will..' supp 1 with flax seed. at
Peter Deans' ^ our and F ; Store, wingiwm.
For fig , .r information
s any of the dir-
octors the Company, viz.: tpIing, Alter.
Yet • C, .r. Reaadiitg, W. ,T. - . desmon and
egg.
Wingham's Popular Shoe Store.
sompoopi
Footwear
a
We have in stock the great-
est range of Gents' Boots and
Shoes ever shown in Wing -
ham, liall�, i tr
el £lllt� from C7#tl th
finest Kid to the coarsest
Plough Boot.
See our Men's Plow Boots,
"solid," �. tt
solid, For 90 cents.
Men's Pat Lace Boat $1.75.
l;en'.s fine Boots front $1.25
to $5.00.
Call and see the values we
offer. We are not exper -
Meriting but practical. and
give our attention to Boots
and Shoes only,
Come along *with your re-
pairin, and ordered work.
Yours,
W.
WIN CiftAIL