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MEDICAL
DR. W.F.CALLOW.M.B.
tailor rad re.ddeore. berth sired. Gederire.
sank of !vasty iteststry csce. Talar - r MI
CR. F..1. R. FOR.STER-EYE, EAR,
Dae sad throe' only. Boar mimosas
w root Ophthalmic sad Aural Institute,
Climb .ts■i•t.bar. Nessaadl brow HodO!W.
Warn Plasm. and «asci rid byes Bo coital.
W.D. FaaLad. Moe. is S Waterloo Street
i taulord. opposite Zook Chinch. Boas S.
;e L•.w._W1p.ai.. 7 tot D. m. Tei.ob.,we
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LEGAL
DROCDFOUT, HAYS 1 EILL4)R-
✓ A.\. b arrtwerR elicitors. aotarian pokily
�e�s i the MadUrs Court, eta Private
fe•id lo led at Meat rated al telecast.
Mkt.fax .Ye Streare. GolerieL W.
g irIMUt.t'QItT, K. C.. 1L C. BAYS. J. L.
G. CAMERON. )t O.. BARRIS-
U. TNR. seboue. moan pabse• Omees-
oswaea letrost Ouderiea. WA door from
CHARLES GARRUW, LLR., MAR -
ads
'irk. Wry intend &1 lowest rats O
O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER.
a seliaster. wmaisisser. rotary public
. N.arkaa.lose. Gielertek.tar.
AUCTIONEER.
FfO)IAS, GUMMY
AVCT1UNZER
an G. Gide ich. AB lastrwotbos by wit
et kit at brand (Ake will be prampUy t
riled to. lcwideaos tele woos 119
• nisuaaIiCE, WAIS. ETC.
i20.000
PRIVATE FUNDS TO
CAM -
huts. barmier. ilia a tAmity in .OsOOerCiak.
WR. ROBERTSON.
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DiBURANCZ AOKST.
Fm sat LJ0ITtilt0 : Mirka. CsataaW and
emertoa
Wilma. dimming Urn b,rmvrm Lamm.
ITT . the U. A,Oradeat anal emanates
.a tcr..um. Llama& of L.owdoa. keg.
f:aaut►ar.at.casaRraclbans: be U.8.
!mow ese like nardoece bale corers. . d The-
lma neat LaTY'e steam 'Photo 17,.
lc[1LLGP 'MUTUAL FIRE IN
• itURaNCLCu.-Pers sad kotatrtd
4UStRr.-J).. b. cetera. Pr.q bealarth P.O.:
Jr. t oots.lir. ace -hes.. Oodeelea P. U.:
llama. It. hers. rec.-Tres,. b.storth P. v.
Urswt,ae- U. F. YcUrwgor. asatorta ; Joke
U.tkneve• w u.tarop: w noise Ria., Coeotstos.
ISI1J11 Welk a Assail ;JeanmN Wicket
Janos Killok
11.ket 11.belea
ik 1 ern. twuo-pry+.
*meta J. W. Yue. BodrsvUi.; B. 8mkb,
Hsi tor k: N-iliym cheeier.St•sseth; 16.
Isistkerf. ssatatr. linsorispailise cowpa
,essee,set. Oh. .01 Cc( Omer car&
a J. Lori . l WWLne ikolmm;ilata(a, ec aft 11
a let. b-trery weenies duvet. U.eectea
MARRIAGE UCITESES
OVAL KR E. KELLY. J. P..
(j41.6KICit, 0111.
Iset:ER OF YARRIAGI LICENSES.
SHAVING PARLOR
[DFORD BIAJOK BARBEReSHOP.
alas eon= awinterise sal~War rYe stead
_
etc
eta Ladies' shimesems •
Cron _' skilled beads ems yea
l,Og owillr aiReetated. IL i.
S eth Quick and Pervemeowet Strength
11 you are run down or t.'red out,
you take cold easily, have iso appetite.
me losing flesh or have other *vide:Los
d lowered vitality, try our MacLeod's
System Renovator tinder cue guaran-
tee to rehmd the price paid if the
reedy fails to give entire satisfaction.
It aids digestion, tones up the .es vow
bluets and gives both gnat srd per-
manent mutts. Ooe dollar & bottle.
Manufactured by MacLeod llr•ltdoe
C°-•Oodench. Oct For by a R.
Wiwi&
Brophey Bros
SAW GAMBLE NEAR ROPt ( 'MD M MEXICO
S eidler [wSlw«r Gave[vtNMa -^�^ Wiesen Has Nm • Special
Abates.' 1r•wwerkene Unless Ottkisi 11144111144:e
e is the Stern Centre
Stead Gamble. business agent for
the Structural Ironworker Calor
was given • prellmlaary bpartng last
week •t Whitby on • Omni* of * ''
jartng k rope that was beteg used Mil
scaffold work at t1. Dixie bridge,
William Black. engt0eer on the taw
rick, swore to having seen Gauthier
near the bridge. He sat oa • coil
of rope with a max named McCuatg
and moved hie hands in a manner
that would indicate he was spilling
something from a bottle. He then was
seen to throw something away. seri
posedly a bottle. A broken task, pre-;
duced In court, contained traces ori
sulphuric acid, which an expert said I
had also been used to eat into the
rope. The engineer declared he had
watched Gamble because non-union
men were at work on the bridge. The
Crown granted a week's adjournmetet
of the case to permit the defence to
get evidence. Gamble is confident of
acquittal.
NEW ZEALAND'S DEFENCE
real
EZ{loveroor Lind of lilnerseta++'bas.
bees sect to Mastco as the spM.iJ
savoy of President Wilson- H.s tads -
Moa V me of mediator or pence
Maker. He arrived la Mexico ea Sen -
h7, and « tar there bad been no
hostile demos•tratioas, though del'
patches last week tndica..d that he
Would not be received at all friendly i
by President Muerte and associates.
The sending of Lind to Mexico L a
definite declaration by the t'ntte
States Government that the present
Mexican Government under President 'A VOICE FROM THE FRIENDS.
Muerte will not be recognized by the
United States. la the meantime A Protest against all Wars and
Peri logs and the spirit thereof,
hen the Religi am Society of
Friends (called Quake to addressed
to the People of Canada.
PEACE IN THE BALKANS to i;rs`�p he minds bare
thundertaken
p pe of
this our beloved country. in the toter -
Bulgaria Far From Satisfied Though eats of war, we the above -menti in -d
and Turkey Belligerent Sudety, being w peace -'saving people.do feel to send ibis foith amongst
Peace has been concluded in the TCU
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. Balkans ao far as the former allies "D ar1Y hslored, avenge cot y..w•
are concerned. but Turkey, having 're- delve., but ratber give place unto
gained Adrianople. declares she will wrath, .hut:
fs wr tie•t, Vengeance is
re.ist to the last extremity any at- mine; I wftl repay, saith the Lett."
tempt W dislodge her from the city 1Rom.12:191.
. which he Bulgarians captured and held. Christ raid. in His Seem- n on tLe
Bulgaria's submission to Servta, Mount, "Ye havehenid Ihst it hath
Greece and Montenegro was due to been said, an eye for an .ye. and a
Roumania'. interference. King Fee- tooth for a tooth ; but I say until y• u,
Elnand's Goyercment struggled to con- that ye resist not evil; but whose-
tlnue the negotiations, but Roumania ever *ball smile thee on thy right
cheek turn to him the otbet also."
threatened to occupy Soda on Satut- 'How can we actively Ir.i-t ecil and
day sinless Hu.garia gave way on all Yet have aviae mno i.:.. r- befc.re
the 'point. at taste The new frontier b m who has given th,•i`c ri craw
as agreed upon is a deep disappoint- And if suet resistance he wrong for
ment to the Bulgarians, who still nurseir•didduals, ttnely it must 1 e jont at
hopfor els rvrntual revision by the sinful f it nations
poseser We cmrto..1 find. in alta ef Christ's
TWO M,P,'S BEREAVED
teachings, any justification of war the
or spirit,
thereof
harm �ur rrfellowni.ns opoit re s
that of the Evil Ooe. Then -tote. wbo-
Mr. Lancaster's Father and Mr. Mid- eoever is ',curetted thereby opposes
dl•bro's Mother Dead . Christ's teaching.
K hIe we r+o rejoice over the little
yrs Margaret Middlebro, mother of !raven Ibat is working amuug the
Ile. S Mlddiebro, M.P. for North Grey, nations . of the earth, it would be
rrtday at Owen Sound, aged i W•'
t'" unto us t0 cry •'Peace,
ty-_" peace" when Hine is no Peace: and.
Rohers MeCoy, a prominent Belle- there never can he, to lorg as soma -
vine liveryman and fraternal society iuen'e ate tieing built for offense or
Man. died at the age of ',fifty. defence.
George Rowley. late manager of the We. as fcllon ere of Rim lobo wail
Mfwnct Elgin Ivan Company, of St. proclaimed "the Ptint eof Peace." he.
Mamas. died at Winnipeg on Friday. neve that bei, to God all men are
Clayton Morrison, a G.T.R. brake- equal and that He is no ieuveeter of
Max of Sarnia, was killed in the G.T.T. persons : the refo:e. since He, oto
yards at Port Huron. Supreme King and Lawgiver, forbade
Thomas Bowles. Sheriff of the coun-
ty of Uuffering passed away Saturday
at the residence r.f his •)n -in-law, ex-
THE PERFECT SHOE
FOR SUMMER SPOI LTS
ASK YOUR MAUL t
President Wilson and colleagues are
playing a waiting game. Everything
now, It would appear, depends on the
Land mission.
Admiralty Considering the Pregiggill
For Naval Armament
la submitting the annual financial
statement to New. Zealand Parltameet
the Finance Minister mentioned that!
the details of the scbeme for naval !
organization ere now the subject of
corresptindence with the Admiralty.
When these have been adjusted the
Government will submit to Parliament
the policy which will recognise the
principle of one control for Imperial
purposes and give New Zealand more
direct responsibility fur and more
definite interest In naval defence. and
also better opportunity for service. •
It is also proposed to provide the
staff, arms and equtpuent necessary
for an expeditionary force. but this
force will not be called into being
until an emergency arises.
WOULD IMPEACH SULZER
Attempt Made to Dethrone Governor
of New York State
A resolution calli- ng for the !tea
peachment of Governor William Sel-
zer for "willful and corrupt condset
in office and for high crimes and mio
demeanors" was introduced in the
New York State Assembly Monday
night by Majority Leader Aaron 1.
Levy. No attempt was made to pass
the resbjutioo, for it was niere:v pre-
sented and laid oter for debate It
is alleged that he used campaign !nods'
for stock epe-ulatire purposes. This
he denies.
VICTIMS OF AVIATION
Picturesque Col. Cody Killed With
Passenger --Another Death in Canada
Col. F. S. Cody, who won tame as
an aviator to England, was killed
along with a passenger named Evans.
when a new aeroplane he was trying
out fell 200 feet at Aldershot Cody
was a Texan by birth, but a,.natural-
ised British citizen. He had won a
$20.000 military prise in a flying con-
test open to the world He closely
resembled the famous "Buffalo Bill.'
Cody. wearing bii hair long. with
flowing moustache and goatee. His
life was full of adventure, haring been
a cowboy, soldier of fortune and ac-
tor.
John P. Bryant. • Californian •v:a-
tor was killed at Victoria. B.C.. •bile
making his six-bundredth eight in the
same machine. He fell on a factory
roof in the centre of the c 't
TO CALMLY CANADIAN FRUIT
Direct Trans -Atlantic Service Arranged
fer by avernmert
The Canadian Government has en,
tered into a contract with the United'
Fruit Company. of Nova Scotia. for a
direct steamship service between
Annapolis Royal. N'.S.. and either Lon-
don or Hull The company is to pro-
vide British steamers able to carry
from 1,000 to 12.000 barrels, specially
built for the fruit trade. with refriger-
ating appsrstus.
CONFESSED TO OLD THEFT
Kingston Man Arrested After Being
Missing Over a Year
Jack O'Brien. a King- ston young man.
whose father has the contract of carry- 1
fog the mails 1e that city. and upon
whom suspicion hse rested for the ,
robbery of a Wail bag :n big home
city over a year ago was a/Treed at
Sudbury last week and taken to King-
ston. He is said to have confessed.,
About 8275 in mak and DOM* cheques
were taken from the bag. O'Briec was
penniless when arrested
Firs Is Cobalt
The old Prospect Hotel. Royal Ex-
change Square. was gutted by Ire
ear:y Sunday endo In the loss of tb.
building Claude Morrison. tobacconist,
lost hie entire stock. R 1' Lowry.
another tobacco dealer. mussed to
save some stock. bet the Bask of
Ottawa. P J MLA. the Northers
Ontario Light & Power. Willie Abbott.
stock broker. and other broken lost
•verytblag that sae sot deposited hi
safes.
Merca I Deal Ratified
The British Hoose of Costumes after
• stlrrnse debate re Friday reti0ed
the Government restrain with the
• Marmot Orespas7 ter the cosatrecttoe
of an i ogertal chats Oaf inrolaw sts
alODRiu0111 time. The vete was 2i0 to ltd
The cowtrsct is practically no seine
The , adhig as that which led to as isv.atigat los
of the holdings of Mr Lloyd George
Found Memos sad Bir Safes Isaacs Is the wireless
lad
re.ea,a
Soriess Mime Scathes nrr.rred et
Orders anew: Mlles. hey. last week as as tartdeet
a+ nN �, � n to a /reseal nett* of wer1mea Mar
y' 1101 law ps'*3I d sad many were hie'
■ clashes Woe's troops asd ,fritters
the use if the .word, bow can we
draw it for ars lessee potentate.. t
The church of Cbriet is unfaithful
to her trust if .he oxafrent rot, the
Mayor Marshall Green, at the age of w. -old with the teaching c f her l.,rd.
eighty-three years. It to be lamented that en' many
Albert H. 1"lluke"1 Collins. widelywho i-tofets to he follow eta odeof deo
known as an o:d-time cricketer, died , "Prime of Prnse- do ergage in the
at Toronto. promotion of this great IYii.
George Stoer, a lineman. was efe -l' An -rt frot:I the hon. ; of war,
trocuted II bile working at Oshawa, which at.• web known, rh- to are evils
his home town. ieeured hp war, in the time of tr.re.
Mr F. W. Lancaster, father of E"'A By ,va.ib,us craf,y and der-i•f'sl"
Lancaster, M.P. for Lincoln. died at Pleas we believe warty inn..rcot ours
Toroato on Thurseay. aged b5. are led to have • hand in that leltf b
Mr. J. K Fairbairn. a former well- 1 the y do abhor. Under • preter.c+ of
known Ontario business man, was i physical and moral training,+ the art
ground to pieces when his buggy was 1 of warfare is taught to those in the
struck by • Grand Trunk train atlender years cf childhood and youth.
Clarkson. There is nothing good ie this which
Leonard Tilley, son of the late Bir donut he taught our child's n in cur
Leonard Tliley, cne of the Fathers of educational in•titu.i• ns without the
Confederation. died at 81. Anne de aid of anythingpertaining to ever.
Belletere. aged sixty. I Ibe G ciety .1 Friend, ie utterly to
Dalton \ycodside. a 14 earold Tor -flamed Lc military traiuirg in auy m-
ooto boy, died of lockjaw as the result !specs whateber, in any of the school.
ji of our counts Out children can re -
of beret(hir-g muegalto bites on has ' seise pbyaieal and moral training on a
legs. Ipeateful principle to bet ter advantage
Nook! Bradd and Albany Meloche , than otherwise; for peace p•°motes
were accidentally killed st Sandwich' love. bus.ilitytuhmiesion and con 1• -
by being knocked off a fllfty-foot coal scwtsfon:whietwar Pronlntes bared.
chute. 1 pride and such sutr„dila ' icn -only as
Mr. H. R D -enders of Montreal was ( is brought abott through fear. nut
Instantly killed by the overturning of love-
s motor ear near Knowlton. Que. 1 We do earnestly desire your serines
s\\'m. Scott. a pioneer confectioner ronvideratien of these things, that,
of Montreal. who came to Canada on ere it i- too late, we might yet he se
the Great Eastern in 1861. is dead. m leased frothe burdensome evi's now
Mrs. Palmer Masales of Brampton casting ibe-r Shadow upon our beloved
was Instantly killed when she jumped touniry,
sloth a 0 behind horse_ ' Give n forth at the forty seventh
y a runaway annual oath( ring oil the Stifiety of
Fruit by Public Auction ' Friends held ■t Piekerinrr. Ontario. io
11 a I,ixl h month of the year 1913.
To reduce the cost of fruit and I Signed by direction and ma behalf of,
vegetables to the retailers and Canada Yearly Meeting of Friends
through them to the consumers, 1s the + MRDS('AI F. TARR,
object of The Vali.
O
Fruit Exchange, , MARIANNE RIC IIARDnO,K,
a new organisation which has obtained . Cher kr.
quarters at 11 Church Street, Toronto,4,
and is introducing an innovation in BAND CONCERTS EVERY DAY.
the form of an extensive auction mar- ! --
ket where apples. plums. pears, ' Great Mdical Festival at This Years
pe*cbes. grapes. potatoes. onions, l C. N. E:Mbnoa.
cranberries. oranges and every other The Irish Glumly. band and Patrick
fruit and r^getable in season will be Conwsy'stvnd will give mu-ic lovers
sold to the highest bidder. I a chance to c pare th• hest Knglieh
and American bands at the Canadian
Storm Dld Much Damage National Exhibition, but they are by
A severe electrical storm visited no means the entire mu -iced piOft iam.
southwestern Ontario on Saturday A cote of tt.e is st Canadian hands
de-
stroying
have leen erg Red, and four ..arleb.
nlgbt or early Sunday morning,
barns and killing many horses ' stands ell he almostrnnstaotic c year
and other animals In the followingWitha w
don land concerts
districts Chatham. St Catharinee, !revery day, the C'anshan Na•innd
will ins pa•a all fernier ecce isle. for
Hamilton. Woodatoek. London. St.: bend sou -i-.
Tlsomas, Aylmer. Cayuga, Alvinstna,
and Port Colborne.
Ontario's Apples Seise
♦t the exhlbltbn of the Intertional-. a iced. .oepicion n,s self, si,." Mae-
Ap►leablppen' Assoctatlot at na(i tet R ell, you ra•ral• which of n• was
Deed tut week. the President's Ca sir. s • i 11 ills oast Histenv -
Cup-- 11lecrinn'. but I will say 1 etr-
e sweepstake for the entire show- ,led
Wes awarded to Ontario_ Thirty
varieties were shows.
!Master- "Look herr. Thomas. 1
have • 2nspfe1. it 11..1 ei her you nr I
wit. drank lest night." Thomas -"I 'et
[a-serssIdem In Flight
Dr Sax Yat Sen. former Providesal
Preeldest of the Chinese repoblk• sad
sow ase of the leaden in the southern
revolution. has fled from the eosatry
a board a Japanese steamer, bowed
tar iormoaa. an island belonging to
Papas
Rever•l hodnd Ontario farmers
have •plied to the Director of Colos-
tomies for •sperleaced help. many of
them offering a yearly contract.
Ts. Grand Trunk Railway statins
at Hepworth was completely bunted
feel week
Tie Caa•dtas Pacific Rallway w
laid el/ reef 1100 teseb Ts..... Is
the Toreson dtetriet.
• strike Y ealibwly ea the lat.r-
siwnwLl Railway. • eo proses se es the
wogs sweeties hmvtss hese .trr.ase<
DIABETES CURED.
t%ctail's
Patterns
Perrin
(Moves
New Fall Goods
The New Fall Goods are being received almost daily and the
outlook for the coming season is most encouraging.
The New Coats for Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wear
We have made eery preparation for a bigger Coat season this year than we
have ever done and it is sufficient to say that we have gathered together the best
selections of the leadingiCanadian manufacturers. All the latest and most approved
styles for the coming season are now being shown and an early inspection is most
cordially invited.
The Leading Misses' and Children's Ready-to=Wear Store
This department has received special attention and we are prepared to meet
the demands of the steadily increasing business of this section.
The New Fall Coatings
are now in stock and assembled are the season's latest novelties as well as all po
lar materials in Blankets, Cloths and Serge Coatings.
The Remaining Summer Stocks
niust be cleared. There is not much of. our Summer stock left, but
remains must be cleared 'o make room for the newgoods.
1
11
int -
what
McCall's Patterns and Publications for September now in stock.1111
'PHONE5.„ S?ecial Attention given to 'phone orders 'P HONE 56
Perrin's
Gloves
Nlillar's Scotch Storz.•
Kayser
gloves
Party Fitted --13 d you emceed i.
getting that manager to rt.gap,e you ? '
••Yes. He he Etat g to Irt me play It e
Ps-mar:
of a 7 .1*11 tt'Retr•t.'ntau. • R'.IL
yore nn walk a'1 tight, so co.i'1
merely have to len the other par,."
libe-"Fee just hese* tate story ••f-
Mant'sat Weat'who bartered his w.le
tau a horse. You wouliu't swap to -
for AMMO; W old you. darling '%' I I --
-Of course not. Bart I'd bate to 1t v--
anyooe tempt me with a good ue 1 '
car."
The Fatber-"Ef '1 give ye -r s•tm•
money ter speod while ye be in Lon-
don you woo'. go In no music hall•+ of
geniblin places. or drink ihiiopag•,
with it, *ill se'" in
The Fatber-"Well. then. het r'+ a
shi.I ng. au' mind ye keep ver %told."
Dsdd's Rinse, ?ala Cleared 0.t Every .
Trace of it
Rt. Wenrwlia. Nicnlet Co., Qin..
Aug. iltb ($peci.11.-"I atarltd to
late Dttdd's RMrey Pills because the
eitetor to Id rax 1 was threatened with
diabetes. After inkier( Ova lets. • 1
wee again etaorined by the doe, et
and he told ane 'bat ell trace of dia-
betes
iebetes 1.4 disappeared."
The ie the vitalriot of 1[r. IN, id
Herter. well it orient and highly resorete4
here. and by ie only one of many in hie
neighborhood who bare found • new
lease er lite 1a the great embodies kid -
soy remedy.
It Is ewews aneb se this that lave
give. Deifies Kidney Pills their repo-
tThey are now known from
1 eae A I inn tie to 1 he Pacific as the rern-
�y tilts. war !sib . t. mom 1t idlpeF
t1Mse, torr ter where ow In w
fees ti is famed
a . ei .
a e e .y
kf le . ..�..,I is , }
Ever- ; . y urs e.1.--16-.;
Zata-i: �c M'* for thaw- :: l
Lot. jock. 10 ro YOU eat.;
and
c W.fort. i
Pn.tr.sr. std .Cr.-.rr
12 Tumors Removed Without An Operation
Silver Lake, Ont., Sept M, 1909.111 •
Dear Mea (.titrrw24-I am en. I h lbetter health than I have for sight fear
Wy
rad 1 Wok I gas a etav acre of the old aymptoma f am very
srwtetal for my present aid Utak Orange Lily L this greatest treatmeat
for women the world knows. Its T.tr la's•, On., toad• teddy .115 out . cspe..
use o my oda. me s 12 tumors r tb t'.wtig. Ui'sds•t.. b1/bIr ,uue..tuh
or growths, of some sort as he 0'.az- t.LJes.* tate-
egg,
Polled- Some wase as large a hen's
aid others smaller, down to
thestair of a walnut. Tou may tame
my it lacase
in
*your advertisement truth, and t
pan
cannot describe all the good 1t ams
done for me. Mrs. Louise Z. Bolts-
rinig letter fives an indication M
the positive benefits that always
follow the toe of Orange Lily. It Is
an applied treatment and comes
In direct contact with the suffering
oohtrane 1t produces results frotrt
the start le W uses crf women's disorders, iseludlns gainful periods. fallirg �r
womb, Irregularities, les«rrhoce. eta
1 will seed a box ccatalatir is days' tresomeet absolutely free to oaf
wtdertns woman wbo fias not yi-t teed 1t if ah. w111 send me her ad.:reas. Excises a
Mow sad address MRS. FRA%.GCS E. CLie P.Aet, W+eener. Ont
For Sale by Leading Druggists Everywhere.
Jas. Comeng
Painting, Decorating
and Wall -paper
Hanging.
All woi k done promptly and
in thorough manner.
Residence—Albert St.
Telrphnne N n. 2:47.
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FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 2nd
The Best Place
for Shoes
it will he no trouble for you to find among our
different styles a shoe that is the right shape, pattern,
leather and price to suit aha.
Added to this, every one of them his the genu-
ine mark of quality.
We feel sure we can meet \o::r requirements
for Summer Footwear, no matter how particular you
are.
Call on us for your next pair. vou'il be glad
you did.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
NORTH SIDE OF RQt'AR.L OODERICH.
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