The Goderich Star, 1918-09-20, Page 4el;\
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DIMMICH STAR
H. Burnice, Toronto ; Mr. and Mrs.
011, UARY
p us from
soon to kep getting his goat
James Howard, town ; w1r. and Mrs. 1).
Sproul. town ; Mr. and'airs. Robt. Turn -
time and the socks, \\or.� \vry Ishould
as they call it,
This blooming war will be on four
AV%a or
&Ujz--=SON & iDijN
WILLIAM-19Y.--Survivias her boAwd
by only about a month. Mrs. Illobert
Years 00 ', Y. Who
MmdaN would have
thought that it would last so long.
LjL!j
Williams, formerly MIss Martha Jilao
W0.111 Mm Beatty you can take It for
Manufacturing Co, ; wreath from the
Martin, Passed awav In Loadoin on Mon-
granted that we are all very thankful
C
'. 0. F., and A wriath from Mrs. Town -
shend and farnily. The Dominion Tire
day last, and the remains were brought
to Toll slid the Women's Institute and
?You 0 eel satisfied that we hold
al�car tin
IOU A4 ea, our heart& And I will
Go., with whom Mr. Townshend was
engaged. accompanied their expression
to Goderteb for burial, IntVrialent lak-
Ing place In Maitland cemetery, the
eel
naive f come to a close. wishing
Extraordi-nary Values
funeral being held frout the residence
you
all the very best of health and happl-
out in order that oursoldiers
of the deceased's don. Robert Williams.
bess.
men in France and I* is this knowledge
St. L)avid's Street. ou Weduebday after-
am
Our Immense stock of all pure wool Dress Goods and Suiting* Is
lation. The services were coUducted by
Capt. Fox, of the Salvation Army. Mro.
Yours very- truly
fast assuming very ordinary proportions, we urge early selections ai
Williams is Survived by two brothers
BERT J. MacL&AkN
and steels our determination to ft8ht
and tier dou, Robert, and daughter.
Water and Light
then prices which are of 2 years ago quotation.
Nettle.
Dear Mrs. Beattie,—The socks so
war we clearly to the real peace find
DUH ERTY —Clinton News Record
kindly seat by., the women -9 Institute
All Wool Serges Grey Flannels
The funeral took place on ftnqay at-
ternoon, Sept. 8th, from the home of
'Mr.
of Goderkh arrived 1-0 good condition
on the 14th Instant. I have dl9tributed
With vvIry best "rft I remain,
Yours very
and Mrs. W. G. Smyth. of Mrs.
bm. sad is *0ow" to an, iiat ~8 fir wto".
this ofieks to men belonging to different
42 Inches wide, old dye, old quality, twautiful, 27 inches wide heavy Superior wool prey
George Doherty, of Wndsor. formerly
units of this division. Pleam ,kecpt
"d 00111NMY to the Womens Institute
tour grateful thaffiks ter their kindly
cHk'S, BLACK
even weave &u4 heavy weight, Navys, black
worth 12.50 at per Yard ............................ $1.5u flannel fight or dark (not " wove) but a splen-
of Clinton. The deccasect lady and her
daughter, Miss Daisy, had but recently
*6 hifulne,-Qs.
F'rench Berge and Gabardeen Buttlogs and Dress did quality bought 2 seasons ago and offered now
taken up t4eir abode at Windsor, go -
We te6l tb&t our own dear people
goods 48 to 54 Inches wide. Pure wool old stock at price almost of flannelette. Worth 5W. at
Ing from Stratford. where they had
Oro not likekilig In their efforts to do
at per yard ................... $2.00 $2.30 and $3.00 per yard .................................................... Aft
lived since leaving Clinton some years
411 th, thOr Via%V& ter CAII-Adalft 111ghting
of the 501h battallout for their kind-'
ago. Mrs. Doherty's death was most
oilers and it \vas now in it
4'.
4 AIW%
Penman's Cashmere Hose
unqXpected. she having been III but a
�ICOUPle of days. She . Is survived by
Stitcher and can now re -sole your
0:1
one son and one daughter, L. E. Doher-
For L&nts and Mdren I
so For Over 30 Years
Seamless perfect goods and splendid quality. Stze 8j to 10 worth 11.25
4 $1.00
ty. of Stratford, and Miss Daisy, who
SEE OVR WINDOWS
per pair .......................................................... .........................
is a teacheK on the Collegiate staff at
of
Rib Cashmere and Wool How perfect goods and Splendid quality. Size
Windsor. The funeral on Sunday after -
6 to 10 at price of 2 seasons ago. Per pair ......... ................... 35C to 50C
noon was attended by many old friends
- - - - - -
DI All& -familly-Im-and _ahau.L rAinlion. _anIj
also from Goderich. The services were
Flannelette
conducted by the Rev. A. E. Jones and
Light and Dark stripe 36 Inches %vide at per yard ................ 27c and 30c
A latfin Extra flannelette Vic 20a
the pallbearers were : W., J. E. and
G. Doherty, W. G. Smyth, H. McMillan
.7 quality white worth at per yard ...........
and S. Kemp. The r -entalikji were in -
7
Floor -Rugs
terred beside those of he, husband in
the Clinton cemetery.
Tapestry Rugs a large delayed shipment. at clearing price, heavy wove
WATSON.-A startlingly sudden death
was that of our well-known townsluall,
pile and splendid quality, patterns are excellent and suitable for any
Mr. E. R. Watson, which occured on
room. -At these prices.
Monday evening about 6 o'clock. Mr.
Size 3x3 yards 5 14.00
Watson had held the Position" of Gov-
sx3j yards $16.00
erument welghmaster at this port since
'ix4 yards 518.00
the death of the late *vlr. John Wynne
and, was discharging his duties at the
Western Canada
Goat$ that. are Attraet,Ve
Flour' Mills Go. when
he was seized with in attack of para-
lypis of Life heart. Mr. Watson was., a
native of Goderich and had lived here
-ail his life with the i?1"Ptlon or a few
years spent in Detroit in his boyhood
Over a hundred new handsome coats
and was among our best known, citi-
zens. Before taking
in our new coat room up on second floor for
the position of
welghmaster Mr, Watson was an ex -
pert decorator, the occupation which
your inspection very stylish and moderate
he followed fqr the -greater part of his
life. He wAs a member of the Mason,
and o4 the Workmen and in religion
prices
an Anglican. in the days of the Gode-
rich Gun Club he
was an active member
and was very successful in the winning
$159 $209. $25 and $30
of trophies for his marksmanship. Ile
was 68 Years'Of age, a son of the late
E. C. Watson, and is survived by five
sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Sterl-
g, of Montana ; Mrs. Lynne, of De-
W. ACHESON & SON
troit ; Mrs. Adams, of Detroit . Mrs.
Reilley of New Yorn, Mrs. H, Rente.,
of B�halo. Charles and William Wat-
son, of Detroit, and Victor Watson, of
FLInt, Mich. Mrs. Watson, formerly
MISS Annie Lowe, of London, a daught-
er of the late T. G. Lowe, survives, with
a family of two Sons and two daught-
BURN SOFT COAL burning out, if kept comparatively blow themselves up they stay hot or
ers, Ed., of Porter's Book Store; Harry,
clean cold for tvventy-four hours. As they
I
overseas, with the 21st Howitzer bat -
tery: and the Misses Edrleanne and
0 [in not at any time shut off your are all generally hot at getting tor-
C. L Moon Tells How -
Laura. The deceased's brothers, Char-
i chimney draughts too closely, leaving pedoed they don't suffer much. Next
Results ,
les and William, were here for the
rooni eno tigh for the smoke and gas winter I am going to have one myself."
funeral from Detroit and also his sis-
"Phe Goderich Star, to pass tip the chininey. We trust Mr. Vanatter will never
By care and experimenting you will have occasion to blow himself up in
ter, Mrs. Rente, *front Buffalo, also
Godcri* ont, ftryd that you can get along ven, ukely one of those wonderful suits ht, lalks
Gentlemen : �
"All
Mrs. Harry McDonald, of Detroit, a
niece, and Mrs. Win. Watson, Detroit.
. . . . . . . .... Noting the discussion In regards to a nil keep your house %cry warin with about. Ile continues in his letter,
a good clean grade of soft coal. the bar tenders, pool roorn sharks an of
Mr. Geo. M. Savage, of Detroit, an old
coal and the claim of so many 'parties
In Goderich that they cannot bit rn soft Trustinq that the information given tin horn gamblers have got to get fl�
friend, was here also. The funeral
took place yesterday (Thursday) after -
In this lefter %vIII be of benefit to you real job by the Ist of July or both the
We
"&I In their stoves nor furnaces. and enable ail to go through'the ,%in- National and state law gets them, and
noon, the services being bonducted by
have been requested z)y Mayor E. R. ler without suffering, I ani; it's real fun to see them try to get on
Wigle to give our experience tit burn- Yours very trulv. the boats --a sailor you know is ex -
Rev. A. L. G. Clarke, rector of St.
George's church, Vil the members of
Ing soft coal. G. L. MOORE. empt from everything -but making a
Maitland Lodge, A. F. & A. M., attend -
Being raised In a soft coal district. trip passing coal don't make a sailor
where the people neNer thoughV of its- out of and these
Ing in a body and conducting their
ritual also. The Pall -bearers were
Ing other than soft coat. kind only with- AT TRANSPORT WORK you, parasites thnk
they can- fool Uncle Sam, but, tho gh
Messrs. Geo. Porter, G. L. Parsons, E.
-s being where an-
in the last few yeai he is to soft and easy, he ha ev Y -
i thraofte coal was used, we very hatur- A Huinoriatiq Letter from ?,fr. Frank
R. WlgIe, F. F. Lawrence, James Yates
and J. Platt.
R ally drifted Into tho use of soft (%(,at Vanatter-4,an't Oool Uncle Sam body checked up long ago. I had o ly
' been from New York one day whe a
�S.
TOWNSHEND.-Without a moment's
lost winter. and we found that by leav- detective stopped me and asked for my
Ing the draughts open to the chlinnoy, Air. Frank Vanatter. bro6wr (if Mr.
warning death's summons came on
Sta papers, who I was, etc., when another
we.were able to get very good results J. W. Vanatler, of the Goderich , r, w4ked up and said, 'I know that man,
Thursday morning last t6 Mr. Arthur
Edward Townshend, at Kitchener. Ttle
in a hot air furnace and also in a has recently enlisted at the Buffalo Jake, he is all right.' Now I don't
range. The draughts should always be office of the British and Canadian Be-
family had moved from Goderich just
ness.
remember ever seeing him before but
M cipen before the fire -door Is thrown cruiting Mission. and has been dis- he must have bad knowledge oi
Seven weeks previously and Mr. Tow -
n
shend was engaged with the Dominion
I h
19 t
much
me
��,ti . even for recoaling your fires, allowing patched to) Montreal. Ile is enlisted since last fall.' I am in the usual
Tire Go. He w 8 on his way to work
were
the smoke to pass off rreely, and the In the Inland Waterways and Docks health, which means every Lime the
lire should only be very Vght. -Do.not section of the Royal Engineers, as an
and was in conversation with a friend
havin
food controller thinks of me he scratch-
at empt to fill furnace or range with A. B. seaman, which Is a corps doing es his head."
when a sudden attack of heart trouble
terminated his life. Mr. Townshend
night
worki
mfit coal as you would with hard coal, transport work by tug and barge in
was only 44 years of age. He was born
thank
for when It once ignites It will burn the rivers and canals of the different
thr*ugh to' the top very quickly, and war zones. f%cks are AI)preciated
I
in Godertch township and had resided
in Goderioh
I dist
-you will have the danger of burning Mr. Vanatter lived in Goderloh for The Women's Institute send parcels
ever since his marriage.
To the bereaved widow and child[ren,
them
said t
out your stove and filling it with ash, about five years and during that Lime of socks to the boys In France Or3
John, aged 12 years, and Dorothy, aged
and b
that you should prevent by keeping the attended the public school and do]- pairs to each parcel) and so far four
8, we extend sincere sympathy. Three
Goder
fire lower. You will s receive a legiate Institute here and w
AM Al be re-tletters, acknowledging receipt of these
I and one brother also survive,
Sign
great heat without a heavy bed of fire. membered by many In town. He has,parcels, haviF been received by Mrs,
as follows : Mrs. John Eagleson, of
50th
Your ash pan and grates should be first mode's papers and last winter was I E. Beatty, the president of the Insti-
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. ; Mrs. Andrew
(Z)
kept well cleaned of ash; ranges andlengaged Ill transport work on the At- Lute. One Is from Chas. MacArthur.
Sararps, Of New Hamburg; Mrs. An
furnaces to be kept cleaned out file- lantic between a 11. S. port and Eng- I which has been mislaid. and the three
-
drew Halliday, Bayfield road ; and Al-
quently, so as to keep them from V land, and in a letter written at thatlothers are published below to show
bert Townshend, Clinton. Funeral ser
An up with soot, as there will natt time he makes humorous reference to that Stich parcels reach their destln�-
"I tion
-
vices were held In Kitchener on Satur-
al be more soot front son coal than his work. He said, made two trips all right and are very highly ap-
day, conducted by Rev. Mr. McBain,
ithere will frdm hard coal. This can across to England and aside from sleep- preciated by the boys.
Methodist pastor, and Rev. Mr. Scott,
be done by sweeping them down with Ing a little uneafty had- no unusual ex- Dear Mrs. Beattie, -Just a few lines
Presbyterian, and the funer I was in
a
Tho
the brushes made on purpose for clean- perience. The men who make It a to thank you. for the flne parcel of
charge of the Fore5ter% Mr. Townshend
and I
Ing stoves And furnaces. and the flu" busines s the year around to man the sooks which I received yesterday.
being a member of the C. 0. F. The
Thurs
can be kept clear by burning a wad of transports have a patented suit like a The parcel reached its in a good
interment took place on Monday in
mernh
j japer, rolled up tightly, saturated with union suit of underwear, only it Is state at a critical time. It was raining
two three time's with of hose in the like some of our old time
Maitland cemetery, the funeral taking
A r
coat oil. or a week.,double a piece showers at
Place from the residence of the do -
dustri
thereby preventing the flues front load- breast, so when they get torpedged bQme oind the mud Is horrible when ill
ceand's sister, Mrs. Halliday. Rev. Mr.
for tit
Ing up heavy with -soot, and If the they blow this still full of wind and go rains.
MeDermid conducted the services and
engine
properly built, there floating around the Ocean like a bottle;
chimneys are So I Just opened your parcel and put
A-kould be no dan r (I,* fire front Their and if thev are hot or cold Nvh-- th- a claim On one of fh I t,
the pallbearers were Messrs. Jos. Wil-
servic
% I Irs. I went ar "Se . ce w Ile son, Wni. 'AlcCreath. R. Wilkens, David The
. .... .. Pa ound and gave them Sproul, Wm. Waite and Robert Bell. at the
: to all the Goderich boys I could find, In addition to the family, the following the en
and a pal of mine that rame over to from out of town were here for the pair,,
France with the original 47th Hatt., I funeral : Mr. John Lint, of Kitchener : shape
him a Pali,. He is going to thank Mr. anti Mrq. Sara-ras, of Now Harn- leaks
gave
you for them. I also gave some of tlpq valve
burg ; Mr, and 'Mrs. Tho,4, Bone Brus-
S reinfo
-7 boys your address so you may [fear se1q: Mrs. Robt. mith, Brusseis; Mr
from some of them. John Smith. Brussels, Mr. and Mrs'
the ha
faii suit5 U,natrwoff I'm sure the Women's Institute are Gilbert the 1,
Vint, Belfast; Mr. and Mrs
doing a great deal more than their Taylor, St. Helena ; Mr. Cyril Campbell'.
share In this war and It makes a fel- La'
nes; 'Mrs. Chas. Alton. Lanes; Mrs.
s.
low bra" up when he knows that be Frank Elliott, Mitchell; Mr. and Mr.
I Irs.
has Stich a fot of cheerful giving so- T. Hardy, Clinton, and %fr. and N A. C
cieties behind him. Neil, Clinton. The floral tributes in -
I haven't got the least Idea when eluded sprays from the following in
this war will be over, as You see more Kitchener : Mr. and Mrs. 011ie Buoh-
of the news than we do, but you on rinan, 'Mrs. Trussler and family, Mrs. In t
gamble Fritz is not coming through It. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Thoman, Mrs. All-
Wre. fir. Albright. Mr. and Mrs, Dufenbeeker,
Some of the boys have been hit but MISS Nichan and Trinity Methodist Sig -
lucky for us So for. Sunday school, sprays from Mrs. Brock
Yes we tire all longing to see it at
and family, New Liskeard ; Mr. and
an end . Won't that be a glorious day'i I
Mrs Thorn— 1— o Mr and
But it is coming sooner or later for
2 I'm afraid Heinle will have to go so me
H. Burnice, Toronto ; Mr. and Mrs.
p us from
soon to kep getting his goat
James Howard, town ; w1r. and Mrs. 1).
Sproul. town ; Mr. and'airs. Robt. Turn -
time and the socks, \\or.� \vry Ishould
as they call it,
This blooming war will be on four
er. town-� Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison,
front hand rivc, seam. The free Worm Exterminator. It is it standard
Years 00 ', Y. Who
MmdaN would have
thought that it would last so long.
town ; and Mr. and Mrs. Sararas. New
Hamburg a tirescenLitrom the Jackson
g a lot of wpt vveathfr and this
W0.111 Mm Beatty you can take It for
Manufacturing Co, ; wreath from the
other thinffs indispensable to them.
granted that we are all very thankful
C
'. 0. F., and A wriath from Mrs. Town -
shend and farnily. The Dominion Tire
Hundreds of millions of
to Toll slid the Women's Institute and
?You 0 eel satisfied that we hold
al�car tin
IOU A4 ea, our heart& And I will
Go., with whom Mr. Townshend was
engaged. accompanied their expression
dollars are of no use to the
eel
naive f come to a close. wishing
of sympathy with a cheque.
'country if goods and services
you
all the very best of health and happl-
out in order that oursoldiers
can be secured only to the
bess.
men in France and I* is this knowledge
extent�of eighty millions of
am
that brings to us after three years
dollars. So we nwst do every-
Yours very- truly
Of bifter struggle a quiet confldence
thing in our power to release
BERT J. MacL&AkN
and steels our determination to ft8ht
both goods and labo'r for the
Water and Light
on until through the fading mists of
purposes for which Canada
Dear Mrs. Beattie,—The socks so
war we clearly to the real peace find
needs them.
kindly seat by., the women -9 Institute
conditions wo are strIvIn# for.
ers 'present. I
of Goderkh arrived 1-0 good condition
on the 14th Instant. I have dl9tributed
With vvIry best "rft I remain,
Yours very
WHETHER it be foed,
bm. sad is *0ow" to an, iiat ~8 fir wto".
this ofieks to men belonging to different
pectfally,
L19ITT. D. M. MACKAY.
coal, wool, steel, leather,
units of this division. Pleam ,kecpt
"d 00111NMY to the Womens Institute
tour grateful thaffiks ter their kindly
cHk'S, BLACK
Dear Mrs. rjeattlew-4 received the
ever welcome by the Wotin-
labor or transportation, the
*6 hifulne,-Qs.
parcel sent
en's Institute of Goderilich on July 170f,
result in all cases is the same.
We te6l tb&t our own dear people
I now take this opportunity of thank -
Whoever competes' with the
Oro not likekilig In their efforts to do
Ing Ole members oil bellitialf of the bOY1
nation by freely satisfying his
411 th, thOr Via%V& ter CAII-Adalft 111ghting
of the 501h battallout for their kind-'
own desireg, selfishly appr6-
oilers and it \vas now in it
We have installed a new Laudis
4N
when he said—
The parcel jit-rived ahow I tie I condition. The arch over the fire door Protect the child from the ravages
time and the socks, \\or.� \vry Ishould
"Either the civilian popu-
appreciated h ' \ the boys. NN*" Ithe
front hand rivc, seam. The free Worm Exterminator. It is it standard
lation mast gio short of many
thiings to which it ij accustomed
g a lot of wpt vveathfr and this
in times of peace or our armies must gro, short of munitions and
the boys had returned front a
other thinffs indispensable to them.
ng party all w4,t and Aerp real
NOw the only way we can
Hundreds of millions of
merits on account, Lactuding $I,GW on
possibly live up to that
dollars are of no use to the
who they vvere from and thpy;
obligation is by going with-
'country if goods and services
pare a list of all arrears of water rates
out in order that oursoldiers
can be secured only to the
ich Women's Inrtitute.
may have. For the money
extent�of eighty millions of
Arrears of water rates, as charged
we waste is not money at
dollars. So we nwst do every-
4187, PTE. 11. NPGRATT!"N,
all—it is equipment, clothing,
thing in our power to release
shot and shell that are ur-
both goods and labo'r for the
Water and Light
gently needed in France.
purposes for which Canada
By denying ourselves, there-
needs them.
day evenln�r of last %\eek, all the
fore, we enable Canada to
ers 'present. I
procure to the ful-lest extent
WHETHER it be foed,
at Fair Board f -or water it g1t
li
e fair days. was granted :, rid tho
the materials and labor which
coal, wool, steel, leather,
our new fines of Fall and Winter
she and our Allies need for
labor or transportation, the
on th- h-ders
power twose \%Pre rpre,roil to
the successful prosecution of
result in all cases is the same.
and Chocolate Kid, high cut styl es,
the war.
Whoever competes' with the
in pipe joints, :itid . �j in Mop
What happens when we fail
nation by freely satisfying his
Neolin Soles
to save?
own desireg, selfishly appr6-
oilers and it \vas now in it
A pull on labor by the Govern- priates to his own use that
ment in one direction and a which is so urgently required
pull on labor by the people for our fighting men in
in the opposite direction. France.
For the sake of jwur country and the boys ."over
there," spend 'caut"sly. TAink of what Lord
Kitchener has- said, and ask yourself fir$t, "Is this
sometbinff I really need or can I do witliout it?"
Published under the authority of the
Moister of Finance of Canada
16 "
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d"TheNational s1baekt,
The r4m, menow JUvar W fine aroma of choice
Havalits leaf, prope4,oireiil and maturA have was 3 for 25
for this cigar its lu&"Mp in Cluisda.
-ANNEW"WIL', 0.06=6il.
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The parcel jit-rived ahow I tie I condition. The arch over the fire door Protect the child from the ravages
time and the socks, \\or.� \vry Ishould
be repaired and made tol cover of worms by using Mother Graves'
appreciated h ' \ the boys. NN*" Ithe
front hand rivc, seam. The free Worm Exterminator. It is it standard
up the line at tll,- time and
use of tri-sodiurn in the boiler to keep remedy. and years of use have enhanc-
g a lot of wpt vveathfr and this
the scale off was recommended ed Its reputation.
the boys had returned front a
A letter from the Hydro -Electric
ng party all w4,t and Aerp real
Power Commission acknowledged pay-
ful to get a pair (if ne\\ "Icks.
merits on account, Lactuding $I,GW on
ributed' theni around an( I,dd
old construction accoum.
who they vvere from and thpy;
The collector was Instructed to pre -
o write and express their thanks I
pare a list of all arrears of water rates
est wishes to thp niembers 4 the I
up to July Ist, 1918, for an adjourne�
ich Women's Inrtitute.
on Monday.
ed on h-ehalf of the bo�� (.f t ,"Impeting
Arrears of water rates, as charged
Battalion.
Dr. Emmerson for his office up to July
4187, PTE. 11. NPGRATT!"N,
Ist, 1918, were cancelled.
Sig. Sertion,
50th Batt. Canadians,
Franee.
Water and Light
regular meeting if
ight commission was h,ld
New-FAI Footwear
day evenln�r of last %\eek, all the
ers 'present. I
equest from thp i;i- I
This season. we are in a position to
at Fair Board f -or water it g1t
li
e fair days. was granted :, rid tho
quote you last season's prices on
er \\as in,trkj(,je,j to in,t,ill me
our new fines of Fall and Winter
es.,
inspector's r#,Porl�
Footwear.
on th- h-ders
power twose \%Pre rpre,roil to
See our now lines of Black, Grey
ginepr Iii lt;#\o th., I'll-
and Chocolate Kid, high cut styl es,
made. The hoilpr,, wor in iz(,(
vii-Ith the oweptit.ij if , Ll g ,it'
high or low heels,at popular prices.
in pipe joints, :itid . �j in Mop
in one boller %\as l-,akiniv
reing pla I e had liw�jj 1,111 -N,-r
Neolin Soles
nd hole at the back end -r ,o,, (,f
oilers and it \vas now in it
We have installed a new Laudis
Stitcher and can now re -sole your
ASTOR 1A I
lools with Neolin Soles.
For L&nts and Mdren I
so For Over 30 Years
I
iharman, The ShoerMan
fre bears
SEE OVR WINDOWS
the
of
- If
d"TheNational s1baekt,
The r4m, menow JUvar W fine aroma of choice
Havalits leaf, prope4,oireiil and maturA have was 3 for 25
for this cigar its lu&"Mp in Cluisda.
-ANNEW"WIL', 0.06=6il.
4
d E