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4'v+anipie tilt?irony C?i tear cti iter
lute t'k+.^ a numb(„^ r: f gears.”
Adieursitd to Nov. ark
After the beet part of two .rage cad
beim spent tsa the neurit; ,ttidge"s craw
ltt.il ee3urt f)vt'f• a chark;e" ;Against a iron
'train tiranti keret of alta mgt to pro -
env, obortlerr en gar about Sept. ;ird,
an ;idlournment was made on ,\Vcines
day afternoon untili;riclay, Nov. 5th,
on account of the dtte of the, alleged
offence. not Wing been put d .v' a or -
redly. %!r. /narrow, eeunsei for the;
accused, sato. he was prepared with a'
defence of the charge tot or about'
Sept.. 3rd. but there )night be other
evidence wvhi'eti might • box procurable
and which he• should have, if the date
were to be thanked. Mr. Seeger, for
Om Grown, argued that the matter o>t
date 5,ra8 unimportant, the question
tiraa. Wee the offence committed?
However, if the defendant's eounselt
felt he should haver time to prepare a
defence for a new date, be Was . quite
willing that this should be done. The
charge was amended: 3o read, "Ott or
about Oct 3rd "instead of "ort or
a 'bout 'Sept 3rd, andthe case wag ad-
join -tied to Nov. 5th.
Mr. Harrow further argued that the
Crown, instead of trying k prove "an
attempt" bad ?Wade an ineffective effort
to prove a complete cast', but had failed
because it had given no'evidence 'that
the pails giveh vvere a •" drut, or other
noxious' thing:" Ills 'Homer e fudge
Dickson 'held, however, that so long
as it 'was shown that the defendant
had given something which he believe
ed would accomplish the result,
whether it was shown to be e, noxious
drug or not, a ease was made out, and
also that the feet that' the Grown had
gone further than ?tying to 3irove "an
attempt" did not weaken the case.
•'rhe young'•13ir1 inthe case is only
in her • ii)th year, and seems to have
been pretty free in her relations. A
charge of sedeetlon brought by her
fattier against the accused in the pre,.
sent case was settled out of1eourt, thq
money being paid over by another
man, though the plaintiff .could not
say where the money came from in
the first ease. .
BRIEF TOWN TOPICS
Our I of
Merchandising
Is • -
"To sell goods that won't . core back",
to "people that will."
CAMPBELU$: RUG 1310,RE
THE PR$S'R, STORE'
•licit Minor's 1uts Story ° (Ant $Ids Square, Ce rlsh
TOWN TOPICS.
t(Continued from page 1)
A'MESSAGE TO YOU
will be' given on Sunday next.
October 3.1st
, n
at the
■a r gf11
Montreal Street
y
•
Rev. Geo. Goxnine
K.i icardine .
Morning, 11 o'clock
' Evening, 7 o'clock
3;p.m Bible School,
s,m. B Y. P. U. Meeting
R
1 You are Invited
All Seats Free:
I was performed ley Rev. Mr. Ross, pas-
tor of the Auburn Presbyterian
ehureil,' in the presence of Afty or
sixty guests. The bride wore, a ramm-
ing dress of white charmeuse, with
overdress of georgette, trimmed with•.
onalescrnt beads and carried a bout
duet of Sweetheart roses. 'She was:
attended by two oousins.:vlildred and
Alen. Sallows, as Blower girls ,and was
given awaybyher father, 'rhe wed-
ding march was ,played by the bride's
sister, Miss. Jean. Young. After .the
ceremony the wedding dinner was
served and high festival held sway.
The house decorations were of aut.
ulna leaves. salvia end. ferns in the
drawipg room, Ind. ''Pink, and White
ditryeenthemams and ' myrtle in, the
' r oou
to left
i p
dining, , .i'aoin. � Th $ppy
eel' •,o groprtt'r farmamid showers ot.
rice j•.an4 coffettl, and old boots and
bests; of friends its country and town
unity' .in wishing sir. and Mrs. Lawson
a long life of (happiness and useful-
ness.
To Form .Hording Company •
A good meeting of the Board of
Trade was held on Tuesday evening,
T♦vjith President' A. Saunders in ,the
chair. The'nieeting• was Balled yo' deal
with arrangements ',to make poesl'bte
the locating '"of three industries here.
which would come if reasonable .beck-
ing is 'given. To this phrpose it has
been decided, to form : a holding con►•'
Pane', • `and' a committee •consisting of
.Messrs. C. Wurtele, J. W. Fraser and.
T. R. llarrison, has . been appointed to
work out the details, the expenses to
'beincurred'by this committee being
lirnited •to $250. The company would
then be in a position to acquire bulld-
Ings and sites and' lease them to in-
dustries or render assistance by guar!
antee of bonds or otherwise. The de
fails, however, are yet to be worked
out. The Board, •or the industrial
committee of etlhe Board, as five or six
Industries in prospect and three est;
thein ere' advanced to the stage where
definite action is necessary if they
are to be located here.
'It wee also decided not to Join the
Ontario Associatcd Boards of Trade
this year, but. to send delegates to the
Western tinted° Vaned' Boards of
Trade, meeting early in 1,ecrmber
Chatham, and ;President A. Saunders'
air. J. P. Hume and Mr, W. S. Bowden
Were appointed as the delegates.
ELECTRIC SHORTAGE.
'Hydro Electric Power Supp Y Cut
Per Cent:.'
The shortening of the days ''and con-
sequently. the greater use of` electrlo
0urrent for' lighting putpottes has made
the alreaity iliortage i+f eleotrie power
noire acute than ever throughout the.
whole • of the Hydru system supplied
from Niagara,
The llydro Electric newer COnernIs
sion`lias• ilydered :the' T'awn to reduce
our present load by 2N per cel.
X very consumer -is d,errby inetrueted
to reduce , t_n+ithe emoted f eurre nt a
corngty and d if v�lnnily done
et once, 3t will be n roessary to 'slake
'u general survey .of tile system and to
lamue4-restrictive r,'1=ril;,tinone. ,
Where possible every electric; appare
situs ,should be di eultinued.
Reduce the number of your lights
land be Most economical in the use, of:
rent in emery way possible{
electric current
by the 'immediate
I•.x rs hoped t that
•1...,..t'...
co-opei tion of our coltsumers
thie imperative order will be carried
out.' `
Water an'd- Dight Commission,
Town of *Goderich.
The managers' '0t fnoet church ex-
mortgage
m $
,off 1000 n
. theB
a o �
Peat.topY 9
this year, 0 ,
Mr. 'Weatherill bas sold Lis property
tint the Huron resat() Mr, Newell, lately
csme to town from Saskatchewan.
The Huron.. County Medical Associa-
tion will gold it$ next meetleg.'in the
Board of Trade 'rooms, Goderieh, next
Wednesday afterneon.
Finer tall (here never was, becau se
'finer fall there could not be.
Guest --Johnston'
An autumn wedding' of interest was
solemnized at none Oct. 14th.- •1920,
when Miss Belrpla (Btlhej "Tohneton,
-youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Johnston, of Godericil, Ont.,' became
the bride of Clayton, Ltonel Guest, only
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Guest. Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont. The iHerbert ceremony
mon was
performed by'Rev.
"the presence of immediate relatives and
friends, taking place at the hone a the
bride's sister, Mrs. A. H. 'iulloch,
Brock street._ Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
The bride, who was' given in 'marriage
by her brother-in-Iaw, Mr. A. H. Tul-
lock, wore a gown of white satin and
georgettewith a veil of tulle, caught
with orange blossoms and carried a
shower bouquet of Killarny roses. Mrs.
1. A. Edmonds played the wedding
marche--A short reception followed the
ceremony, the guests sitting down to
luncheon 'titer. The dining -room was
prettily decorated in -pink and white,
while the living -room wav made -attrac•
Hee with potted plants and ferns. Mr.
and Mrs. tattiest left on the .afternoon
train for Goderich and eastern points.
Tho bride wore a suit of navy tricotine
with taupe bat and fur, the latter being
the gilt ot the B
ro
m.The
onn
B
couple
le
ere
ul
gifts, therecipients
'iPwhich were Many
numberifof
pieces of Community • plate, presented
by, the .gentlemen of the 1'urehasing
Department tot the Algoma Steel Corpor-
ation, Ltd., to,Mrs. Guest, where, prior
to marriage, Mrs. Guest was employed.
A handsome -par , far lam • P was of the
gifts sent from the Purchasing. Depart-
ment of the Spanish River Pulp and
Paper Mitis, Ltd., of which't111r. finest
is .member. •
Goderieh's•. New Itesidents
Fedi Tann
geyser
(roves
Store Hews : 8 sa to 6 p.
THREE-PIECE $VIT I;11 SMARTEST
MODE.—This "cine three-piece suit is
inade of green 'velour and is trimmed
with fox.• -The straight chemise frock
has touches ot colored head embroid-
er -
mbroid-ery from Franklin Slime Co.
• Huron Encamprnent, 1. 0': 0.:•F.,
t ' norm wE KNOW
Engineer Beek, Salmi?, was in
town the past week.
Mrs, Egener left this week to loin
tier 11usband at :riinneapOUs. . . .
Mrs. holt end: Miss ii6Tt•=•-lift this
Week to spend the -winter in,Itoront0
Mrs. John \V, Vanatter is visiting 're-
'
latives and' .friends in .Toronto " tis,
week
;iieS, (.Revd . Deacon, : of I3idgetowlti
arrived -on VUednesday,night on. a visit
to her brother, Mr, Jas. Yatee.
Rev.' John :iilllian'and Mrs. �tililan,
of Shedden, are here on a visit to Mr.
Militates. parents. M. and'Airs A. Mile
resutning..ttffaAtivities for, the fall and
winter snit next Wednesday: night?
Nov. 3rel, will be Domination night.,
H. C. Dunlop,• local agent for Te'th
'pletoe's llheuinatie Capsules, . and RAZ.
MAH fors Asthma says these two stan-
dard 'remedies are selling' better every
'day.
Mr. S. 0. Wilson bas taken possession
of Mr. Edwards' restaurant this week,
which he recently p>arebased and he and
Mrs. Wilson and daughter are oct;upy:
Ing». Jos. Knight's white brick house
on. Wellington street. •
'The sum of money which Mrs. W. H.
Tremblay found in the post office .1ast
Thursday Morning has. been returned to
the owner, Mr. Steven Andrews, Huron
Road. The money coneiste'd,.pf. ,fives,
tvwos,and one dollar bills. ., e were
Quite :a number of ttiwnene oPl
in attendance at tile, t1.„ C. 1 Literary
last Friday evenime The views sent
oat by the Commission of Conserva-
tion proved very interesting, and the
accompanying lecture, :read bi-; Mies
Ooventock, -was on . the aubiert, 'After
the last West What?" The prizes won:
at sports recently were presented, and
a few numbers were giv ji by the stn -
den te.
AMONG, THE CHURCHES •
Baptist church,. Montreal =St., Sun-
day, tact. 31. Rev. Geo. Comte, .Kin-
cardine', will preach at both ervices
at ii a, lit. and T p. m: Bib school
3 p. tn. and B. Y. P:'Cleat g p. ni.
Last Sunday. spit nal servicers , were
held in Knox church; the morning ser -
vier beini', for the trld people of the,
congregation and the evening service
for the young people. . Appropriate
messages were given ,at each service
by the pastor, .
Model Theatre
PROGRAM
For Week—Nov. 1 sta tod th.
Mondny and Tuesday
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
DOROTHY GISII
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ANI)
HAROLD LLOYD
IN •
`An Eastern Westerner'
tiv t tt H -1'"OR 4eNt)t'`GE'111:.117S
of onr new St'PElt .EIt1!tLI
Wednesday and T, hairsday
A GOLDWYN PICTURE
f
WILL ROGERS
'files. Call me jim",
CHANIrfII CHAPLIN
"The Coant
• Mr. and 'etre. 'Wm. Jacques and.,ialn-
fly,• of Hamilton, . spent Thanksgiving
with theft• brother, as. Greenway,.
Mill Road.. .
lr1r. and Ctrs. Chas. -Cake and family,
of` Hamilton, and George hake, of Lon-
don, spent a week visiting their -broth-
er, Jas, Greenway, .Mdil ;.Road.' •
Mrs: Hi -C, Dunlop anti Mrs. Walter
Naftel' returned last Thursday from
their visit to Perth, where. Mrs., Nat -
tel • was visiting hots old home.
The medal coilteet under the au'
'sprees qf• the W. C. T 'U. Is being held,
this etiening.in Neeth street Methodist
Church, At: report will ,loo given next
week. .`
Mrs. 'Rachel C1i►aint)ey,,.of West IVa-
wanosh, wishes., tri ,announce the en-
gagement of her.yyoungest daughter,
Hannah May, to Mr. John T. Thorne-
son, ,of West Wawanosh, the rarrl. ge'
to take place early in November:
Mr. Marshall, Government. Inspector
of ;roads, wan14° .town this week h
connection; .: with '- an -inspection _'rt
(County Good Reath; andfs.now coin -
Knox church: Divine wor;tl3Ip .next
Sabbath morning and evening'$onduct-
ed'by"-the minister. Subjects •of„ser-
monri, 11 a. m., "The ChristianeHomr';”
74). tn., "A Basis of Work." feabbatti
school and bible classes at 3 o'eleek.
owing to the regrettable illness of
Professor iltillantyne , .he will 'not be.
able to conduct -the anniversary sere
vices in Knelt■ cihureh Nov. iith. ;A
very. able and eiolltert substitute has,
however, been secure9 in the person
of Rev; (1.''A. Woodaid, M. A. of Zion.
church, Brantford. owing to the briet
cposte
4 to
P.. ar
cp
been n y
e as t
melee
It_ h
, c Soh.
the' ttllr .
versa
Pone' ,anniversary
'North L. Methodist church servlees
next Sunday will 1»' heal as follows:
lova m., 'class mtettng,-'ltissicn Bann
and Men's Ciub. The elub topic ii
be "Thrift or the Value of Saving"!
and will be taken by Mr. J. i'urvIs.
Public. worship at ii a, in. and 1 p. n`?;
The pastor will preach at both
ser-
v1-ea.The .to1tFservice will be
the beginning t,f a 'erica of nieetinge
to be held each Maid during the fol-
lowing week, for tete lextekening and
deepening of spiritual life and •evange-
lisin.. The publlc are e.irdially invitedt
The pastor will he assisted: by other
nrinlstet's and laymen.. The :tiovembPti
quarterly meeting will be held the Rol-.
lowing :attnday.
Pilis That Maw Reneged Thousands.
---Known far and near as a sure• rents
rdy itt tate treatment of dndigesticn i
and all derangements of the 'stomach,
liver and •kidneys, Parrnelee's Vege-
table Pills have brought, relief d,•tbort
sande ss'hen other seeeitics have fail-
ed. Innutnerable testirnoniala eau be
tprodueed to establish the truth ref this
agsertiotl. -Onee •?tried they will be
feun.i superior to all other pills. in the
treatment of the ailments for whlelr
The 3reesels Post last week had the
following i,fer,ne" to '!r. S. C. Wil-
son, the new proprietor of the restaur-
ant hitherto canductcd. by air. It. '1',
Edwards: "After a residence in Brus-
sels for the past 28 years S. C. Wilson
and family removed to Goderich this
week,, 'where! 11,E has purchased the iea
cream and 'confectionery business of
IL Edwards....lr. Wilson was in parts
nership in the monument bu;inene
with the late Jae Hunter and after-
+rvard engaged in the grocery and iced,
cream
also line. clerk o f P t peeth past ;eara he
Division
Court Botts Mr. ant Airs. Wilson
were 'setive wortcern the Presby.
terian church, the fernier being an clef
der for eight y. 1 i. Mrs. Wilson was
president of the Willing 'Workers and
teacher of the young ladles' bible class
In the Sunday school. They carry
with
Mende who of wide
them to the good people of
Elotiericit all a trio. wortilv Of their es -
terra."
The fust ale() gate, the fon twinge dee
team: of a. +prese•Iatation to Tif=s. WIr-
tza,.t: 'on a' rsret)t er+'tilntt the c:..un$:
i. ' I etre chew of :1lelviile Sunday:
>< Frillsr gad S*tariak I
A SELECT PICTURE �I
ELAINE HAMMENST
II
y �
"The Shadow of R. •
ilf
yroes
Mit .P01,1,0410 011soma tilvAa4N ,1011.„.
1J
ri Oft
as.{en7ltled at t't1e home of B. �•,
they are preseribeeL .
THE Scoter' TORE
-
armerWothing
Noiem;bor theMunth»of
E hanow ve had an exceptionally mild and delightful•Fall, but
mines chill November when it is netting that
n
every member of the family replenishes their stock of am ,er
Woolens• e, ti
ilttonr►rch Knit
it smart aLy�le, beautiful color effects good fit and Sweaiter
Coats exquisite and tttrAetive garments of the season.
Style I 256 Monarch Sweaters Style 1...262 Monarch Sweater
- .. `�' * at $1435
at 12.5O
one of the new fall models _hiS is a-deexded,ncvelty Ssv�ltr�x.
7.1115. 1�; :.
is'extremel attractive, dimes in ,Coat with•all the nevtest features,in-
beautiful
and I , 1 shades of mist, oriental, buff, clud` g bell cuff, shirred skirt, tuxedo
turquoise,'
S s r s co ar new weave, in' all the popular
' sailor .. collas collar, turgtlroise, strawberry,fa11'shades, special Sxq.yS.'
and tie belts, special $12.50 . p
"L �r�-rr
f' n 31, Popular Priced Monarch Knit Sweater Coats $730
Coat for general utility wear,. has shawl collar
'• ,, ; '::. - This is _a ,S�ext Sweater Co . ,._., .
belt,in all thepopular shades, special $7.50 each. • •
and�_ ..
,„ , Pullovers
r'. this season,we have over -200 td, select from in all
Pullovers are papula � n combinations. ,' They are
•
s styles of the'season,in plain colors.and fancy the, be t y
priced from 3.g5 up. f . hovers in great variety,
Boys'and-Girls Sweaters and. Pu
Mills
bull s M
tom the. Well.. Known 'burn
Underwearc: h
m de•int Galt and is a
credit' Canada.:` No
Taxztbull � ii11nt3erwear xs. • a ,a
U. Fear is to: be had.
better ud •
- ' Wool.
'Cee.WTee
u bull a Natural
Women's Tu�nbu�l's
Wom
Combinations
rwear
hese .arment ... are made • from w s o l
T R • , . Misses, Turnbull s natural 'w o
cl stock of Australia l,ai31�S t>voal; , _
selected , . . _ ..
t kable itiwhite with: Vests, Drawers and. GombinHa-),�
gitaraizteeil 'or hr n t the best for growing childr
hoer lon or short . or sleeveless; knee are. Llo
eft g
high, or, low neck, 'Vests 'and Drawers. from `. i oo .
and ankle length,- . . g. .. ' bnatilelis from'�2.0t� .' ..; p •
per garment $8 50.
Derror , s And Tu.
rnball, s . Natural
•ural Wool Sleep
er
.r s
..�Sizes..� w
The Largest Stook of Woman's ° ad .Ghrden's H(1816 4-10 the
,
MAn,,,AND 'PHONE ORDERS A SPECIALITY.
Pro>i56MILLAR'S SCOTCH
r
G
•
4
the f,ghtiet ;Glaciiatota of
'ieient-11,-ine healed their
Wounds and • -.ores with rt' ,i
herbal °il5.:and .balms..,, .'These
are ,.aid to have .knitted the'
damaged tissues together • in
miraculous fashion.
Though the highly-p'iicd .
:secrets of those precious healers
' tvereiost with the fall 'of Rome
itself, . the introduction -of the
great herbal balm Zana -Bek.
has
[u
rmsh
el their
te
ir
true sa
c-
CCS3oI is' so velloustv
:-
•
- like them in action.
The soothing and healing touch. of
Zam,isuk is toed.y known the world
over. •Whereverthere)s g Cut. Burn
or Scald, 'a Faltering Of Poisoned
Sore.a patch of Eczema, Salt Rheum
Pimples or Rash. lam Dolt ends rho
trouble ince and for all. The same
wi,M Ittra. Ringworm. and Piles.
eo
else k n
i7cr. e qown to Srae
Performs suck n,aivelioue healioig, or
dispels disease from the tisanes so
thoroughly** Zatn•Buk does), This is
due to its pure herbal character and
origin. Its absolute freedom from,
the aminal fats and minerals found in
present-day bintments is egotists
valuable feature.
With ;*eduction .costs,*?°ligb-
water Mark. the price r Zam•Buk
remains at ba tents. At to ofd price
you still have the same bleb standard of
curative old healing value:,,lsed
wetld•widc demand a11nWs tins.
Ml Anterior Zaen•1)** Ce..Tosente.
MOO. or * totes der *ZVI Trill
Sample FIZZ if le. sew etr*tgru .
igoslase).temenseeiei alopnuliet.
l 1fl BUk
31rK. Hamilton Was a
r to inspti'tion of township etiadzl;uuI '+t.:,'tlary's. ,,.r. ',cut .lnAs% itnlc.
til .nc) 13 L t - pupil ,+,f qtr, 'tin,- t, l r
s r: an life fr epic+r{t N,r1y 111`: ,out Awl ;rotor,
•\Ir: and Mrs. lir°rnli,t \tt 1',vi,y .Pit l.nndon:
whIeti erre re+chivinl; ,,eye•rnmcn . ;1K
a+i t• til'. ifrlb't'niid a boyhood 1 i'lutn► . of
1 1 �l t
un 'ruesday•pn thea' tilt:, ,t,t Va,teouvt r,t
he iietPnil to reeidi'.• They 11t'.- and •Slrg, 1 eni.s+t .1%) tors wane
lxprrtere t y
t remain at' •To4nnto for n marriage 'at KFlux chilrPh Alamo- �� on
Alayt,i
N.xpet'r, i t,
oat Hill-atlzt'le :and chi- TuPKday .of last vti�Pek, vva+s sns 1�rti n
augo", ll ro els
c+ en routs., ' °n S�Istt thrnl a safe .. our last i€iatte,: event fo itrrt Oil
hoot
duce their new kr and a ter pends south f t
l�
jot? P,y a,nd sucet+sa. 1n tel , eyinui,1, .alter whiclll they will rt -aid -i
canon. , .: Pattie, of in Gwen tiuund, 7h
Past ()raid rtaater C. .
Toronto, watt in town Noonday evening
gnat Tuisclay and looked in at t! a meet-
ing -of Duran Lodge, No, 62, I, i.. 0. P.,
an Mondtiy night. Mr. Paths ie -see.
dal agent for the 1{ingvinri Belief A. e
s eciatioh and was toting to lhlnlcannon
cin. ,.
ctnn
P to
•in t
hitt t
t t lo»
Meese ,an
't
n
Ir and
e ref • ',tn-
delver, 1L C. dre visitors to , th old
Immo town. It is a Mlle more than
ten '',fears since they ..'were. here last,
and sumo •1: yearn' since they' with
their faintly removed to the Paeifiu
Coast. Their merry frict*is In line
N c them
t , see t pleased
r'
tleit;bhid'hpu 1 are
i, tt'P. Mere.
Chet',,�evas•an interesting couple in
,he persons.,'f ;1Ir. and Mrs.A..K..SitP-
r,reu„r, „f .L',iulun, viwitnrs 1t lAnuu
and East 4t. manses ttiitt week. They
eelelrrait d their guide) wedding three
w•eeee ago anti are taking a ' holiday
tue'tattt'r. guing trout here t•, Strafford
t+ ,
cel. urs. Scott and presented their)
b ' hie e4tsefned teacher, Mrs. S. Ci
M atson, who was removing to lauded
riett.ay. th i'ti,Plretrie iron and srreedll
lcindkerettiefe, 'Alfse Ella Hers gave a
ahprt extemporeaddrrse and Siige
1!t' gie titissr': tete ereee[itetierft.
31rc. 'Wilson's reply v.'as a trent an.
ps'uprlate one. >!! pleasant: time '6aut
cn!!o8Cd tin+Ced vteiHt regpct ote tilt'
fact i'ost the ; helots=; relatio!t :; ii as
teacher and pitfalls would aeon ' SW
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`bwo e YDr Cpt
NOW Grocery and
First Class Meat Market
... . Li
Com *quays and Kingston
°pe l for Business
Saturday, October 30
to s affil Usk sal Cosi
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Mist Inez Porter) was married pili u
Cetiy tee1,1•1ltnir.. quit• of bruavn, and
th;.• ,'.'rr'nit.nt a deitcrtttfitl lunch
wet. seree,t ,It Um tonne of 1110 :bride's"
par• rlt•t, fir... nil Mew; ° Jan. Porter,
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w:,,rau,..rm! tnitny are ,born with thein,
Spare .re them %offet'ing ley: tieing Motion*
i;i.tr,.' Wenn latternIifatrtr,. an eV",.
ce•llent a til, .
. wants o go to
Ttu, fellow that n t
Itear.•n ,tltm•, wilt nCver get there.
to hes
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arel thoroughly reliable, built to. Owl long,
Jaard service. , . ,.:........„a.,.,ry„,
oewflare
They are silk , and the trimmings
the beat the mills produce, and they hese
the style.
H: MARTIN
the Tailor
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Prepare for the wet Eseason by purchasing
y1u;
Rubber Goods
We guarantee all:our Rubbers. If any
prove unsatisfactory•becanse of workmanship,
We stand behind ,stir goods, ''
See our lines fer special hitrd••wear for youths, boys cand.
teen. • These Rubbers have re-inforcee toes; soles and heels.,
Get Your Rubber Footwear at
Hern's Boot Shop
rt s>1itrtlrf ' NEnlr> k0i 1 >R1 i1111 its
MANN*
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