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Exeter Advocate, 1913-5-29, Page 1• 13 NIOW TOt711 ot7' s "LUZ+' ati New lip the telme to t alt1 en and hags Your oub+serltettlieth to a Advocate re- newed. Wo aim to We you adl the local newt in careetee and inte'eettng form, and we believe we tiv'.o uta ttr the clam. UUelp along the good wets, TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR Local Items Harry Sweet was home .,from Clin- ton Miss Cousins of London visited Miss Irene Rivers. Mr .I.earry Griff was up from Lon don this week. Miss W Walla,ce of Clinton ',pens the holiday here. Mr. Walter Dearing of London • was here over Sunday , Mr. Percy Gillies was in Owen Sound on business. The Misses Mack of Toronto were home for May 24th. Miss Jean Walker of London was home for the holidays. Mrs. Wm. Wainer is visiting at Saxepta, for few days. Mr, Harry Fuke of Parkhill home for the holiday: was Mr„ J. C. Inwood and family spent the week end in ,town. Mr.'; Mark Mitchell of London spent 24th 'with his mother. Mr' and Mrs. Waugh ,spent the week end in Toronto. Mr:• Coombs of Blyth spent Friday night with A. Hastings. Miss Irene Hardy of London was home over the holiday. Mrs. Piper and son John were in Mitchell during the week. Miss Stella Gregory of Chatham vis- ited her mother . -this week. Mr and Mrs. W. H. Levett spent the week end in Toronto. Mr Wes, Vale and child, of Niagara Falls were home this week. Miss Victoria Miners of Goderich spent the holiday in town. Mr and .Mrs. Frank Mallett, Sr., were in Chatham this week. Mr. Richard Bissett of London vis- ited his mother here on 24th. Mr Wm. Welsh and daughter of London spent the holiday here. Mr. M. Salter and daughter of Lon- don spent the week end here. Elmo Howey of Berlin t the holidays with his parents here, • Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden of Blyth spent a few days with relatives. Miss Frances Davis of Wingham vis ited her parents -for a few clays.. Mr William Davis of Hamilton spent the holiday with his parents. Mr and Mrs. John Snell of St. Thomas spent the week end here. Miss Winnie Huston, of Hamilton vis ited for a few days at her home here. Miss _ Levina , and Louisa. Walleed. were in' Tavistock over the holiday. .•- Misses Bessie and Bertha Hall of Parkhill visited` at Mr. Geo. Hockey's Mr and;Mrs. Ed. Crocker and ;.hild of Toronto, holidayed here this week Mr and Mrs. R. N. Rowe and daugh ter Reta were in Clinton this week. Mr ,Fred Hawkshaw and family were home fora Toronto for .the holiday. NFr_ Stanley Fisher, of Guelph vis- ited. with friends here over the boli - day. • James McDonald of Stratford spent Saturday' and, Sunday with friends in tow,P Mr: Burdett and Mr. Moe spent the holiday. at the former's home in. God-' erich.; Mr. J. A, Sanders of Woodstock visited with his parents here over Sunday, Miss Emma Heideman of Stratford visited at her home here"over the holiday Mr.: A :Bedford, Mr. ;and Mrs. T. Wilson of London were here this week. Miss Askin of Brantford visited her aunt Miss Lizzie McKay,..over • the holiday," Mr Berry. of Ingersoll visited this week with his daughter, Mrs, R. G. S eldon, Mr, and Mrs. Wm: Singular of Nairn spent the holiday with M. and Mrs. Bowey. The Misses Armstrong of Lucknow spent Saturday and Sunday with .'noir parents. Messrs 1VIcAlister of Toronto spent the week end at the James street pafsonage Mrs. Wm, Walper is spending a week with her sister Mrs. Schroeder Rev. R. F. Hamilton, to Mr.', Walsh of Dashwood. • of Toronto, EXETElt„ ONTARIO THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1913, Mr Robt. Sweet and fancily of Clin ton spent the holiday with• relatives here. Mr Elliott of the Soo visited Mes ors. James James and Alfred Walters this week Mr. Snell of London spent Sunday here and addressed the Main street Sunday School. Miss Bella Knight of Ilderton vis- ited her friend, Miss Grace Sanders, for a' fete days. Mr and Mrs, T. H. Newell re- turned from their honey -moon trip on Wednesday .,last. Mr. Henry Hooper. of Michigan and Miss Ruth Hooper. of London were 1khome : week. m thisw Mr, Jones of the Bank of Commer- ce... was visiting at his home in Ayr over` the holiday. Mr - and" Mrs. John Hunter spent 24th in Burlington, with an aunt,who is 91 years of age. Mr and Mrs. John Smith of Talbot - villa visited Mr, and Mrs, John Spack- man for a few days. Mr and Mrs.. -Ed. Stewart'of Lon- don were here over Sunday" with the former's. brother, Alex: Misses Lily and ..Emma Davis of London spent the holiday at their hcme in Exeter North. Messrs. Clifford' and Earl Spack- man of Guelph visited with their par- ents here ,over Sunday. Mrs. Goodison and children of Sar- nia spent part of" the week at the he= of Mrs. D. Johns.. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Luxton left last week for Fillmore, Sask, to visit their son and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Pumphray ani child of the West are visiting with relatives and friends here, Mr Samuel Bagshaw and wife of Toronto spent Victoria Day at the home esf Mr. Wm. Bagshaw. Mr and Mrs. Milton Evans and Mrs. A. Evans of London spent the holidays with relatives here. Mr. C. Hogarth of the Dept. of Ag- ricultural g- ricu tut l Whitby, 1 a spent the holiday with his parents in Stephen. Mr and Mrs. Sidney Clark and daughter of London visited .with rel atives here during the 'week. Mrs. Crocker and Mrs. John New- combe of Stratford autoed here Fri- day and remained till Sunday. Mrs, Wilson, who has been.visiting her parents, returned to .her come in Copplestone on Thursday. Miss Vera Rowe of Toronto and Miss Ida Rowe of Folden's spent, "'t"ne "holida}"`with their parents. Mr: Frank Jones of Brantford, a former resident' of Exeter, spent , the holidays here renewing acquaintances. Mr Bedford and Mr. W. Carr of. Brightpn spent ,Saturday and Sunday with the former's son Mr. G. R. Bed- ford. Mrs. - Wm. Burke of Ingersoll and Mr. and Mrs, Huston of London vis- ited with their parents here over the holiday Mrs. Dan Koehler and two child- ren of Zurich are ;pending a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witwer. Miss Florry Dinney and Audry Webster of London; spent ;the holi- day at the home of the. former's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dinney, Miss McCue, Miss Bolger and . Miss Doyle of Dundalk visited over the holiday at the home of Miss Doyle's father, Councillor. M. • M. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs, McTavish; and two children of Shakespeare spent the holidays . with Mrs. MoTavish's par- ents;.Mr•. and Mrs. John Taylor. Miss Birr and Miss' Toohey of Loh - don and' Miss Treblecpck, with her two nieces Muriel and Florence Lid- dicott visited at Mrs... Jas. Gould's Mr. and Mrs, D. Halloran and Mr, H. Lambrook of Brantford were in towr on the 24th, in their car, on, their way to Mitchell, to visitthe former's son.: Wm. B irney left Tuesday for Win- nipeg, where he will take a position Will, is among. the 'best of our ball players and will be much missed in that way and also by his, many friends Mr. and Mrs. D. C. • McInnis left on Tuesday for Toronto to attend the. marriage of a great-niece, Miss Grace Gowans Hamilton, daughter of the Spring ovatin - is in keeping. The housekeeper is prettybus these days.s. sort of a Stocktaking time in te home, and a Its a g e, - it is al- most Sure to reveal au need for something new in Furniture of which we have a greatvariety of the latest designs,. We also have samples of Wall Paper of the "mast artisticdesigns. You should see our `' CoioR$GUARANTEE! FAST TO $UN AHD WATER Jas. Beverley. Undertaker & Furniture Dealer EXETER ONTARIO CENTRALIA The holiday has come and ,;;one and many came and went, and among them we noticed,. -Harold Duplan of Chatham B.C. spending a few.days at home Miss Clara Fairhall and friend of Lucan with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 'Fair - hall. Mrs. Jas. Hodgins of Lucan with her daughter Mrs. Frank Colwill Mr Victor Blatchford of Listowel at home at the parsonage. -- Mr. Herb, Hanlon. of -London with Mr and Mrs. P. Hanlon.. Mr Byron Hicks left on Monday •. rn evenm for t a month's trip,to the west. He expects to go as far as Calgary. Miss Estella Niel spent the holi- days days with relatives in London. Mr Frank Hiscks and nephew. Mr. Lorne Hicks spent the holidays with relatives at Byron and London, Mr. E. Colevill spent a couple of days visiting at London and Arva. Mr and Mrs. Jenkins of London were guests of Mr. and Mrs, W, "R. Ellrott over the holiday, The Misses Wilson spent a ` few days with relatives in .Toronto. Mr. Chris Baskerville has been con- fined to the house for a few days with an attack of pleurisy. Mr. and Mrs, S. Hicks visited with relatives in London over the holiday. Quite a number from the village tool; in the games at Crediton on. Monday. Mr. T, Boyle and son of Exeter spent Sunda: here with the former's mother. LUMLEY Among those who spent 24th in this' vicinity were, Rev. Stewart and Miss Mary McQueen of London, . the Misses Dickson of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. • Hugh Chesney of Egtnondville, Mrs N. B Horton and daughter, Edna of Harphurhey, Mr. Harold Glenn of Crediton, Harry Mr. Horton Tucker- smith.—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart of Toronto were pleasant visitors here. on Monday.—Miss. Edna Love and F. J. Simmons spent part of this 'week with the former's parents at Walton. —Mrs Crawford of Brussels, who spent the past month with relatives here returned home Monday: -Miss Edna Williams of London spent she holiday with her little nieces, Misses Helen and Alma Miller, who . eery pleasantly entertained a number of tberx young friends 24th.—Mrs. J. Bolton gave a miscellaneous shower on the afternoon of the 24th, to over thirty lady friends in honor of her cousin, Miss Edna Horton 'of . Har- ourhey. The afternoon was pleasant- ly spent in out -door games. The nxesents given the bride elect were useful -arid pretty, also over thirty do] Iars in cash. A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess. Miss Dickson presented' the bride elect with the numerous presents and Miss Edna thanked the donors in a few well chosen words. GRAND BEND Mr. and Mrs. Asap ;Gravelle were in . Port Franks Friday and were ac- companied back by their granddaugh- ter • Ella Gill, who swill visit here for a few weeks, -Quite a number from here went to Crediton Monday. -Mr. Davidson of Stratford was here Sat- urday.—Mr. Ward of London . spent 24th here.—Mr. and Mrs. Rowentree and son. and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs Ray of London visited Asaph Gravelle Saturday.—Mr. P. Baker was visiting' his brother in London Fri- day.—Mr and Mrs.' Rueben Wilson and children visited • relatives here Saturday , and Sunday.—Mrs. Thomas of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Page,—The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will hold a bazaar on. June 10th when they will sell their autograph quilt and other articles.—Mrs. E. Follick and Mrs. E. A Follick of Exeter are in their cottage for a week—Mrs. Jackson of Parkhill was here last week getting her cottage ready for occupancy.—Mr, and: Mrs Wes Hawkshaw of Exeter arrived here last week. -,Rev. and Mrs, Carriere and daughter left Thurs day to visit at Montreal and to at- tend the assembly at Toronto, THE LATE MRS. JENNISON. -•-o--- The passing of Mrs, Robert Ten- nison removes another of the highly esteemed pioneer settlers of • '-lay Township, who died . on Thursday May 15th, at theage of 83 gears, Thr late Mrs.. Jennison was • born in the. cite of Hull, England, in the year 1830 her maiden name being' Ant, Winship. She was married in the year 1852 to: the late Robert Jen- nison . who predeceased her nearly two years Immediately after their mar- riage they sailed for America and set- tled on a farm • in Hay township, where they hewed out a home '' for themselves and resided there till some few years ago when they went to reside with their son, Richard in Parkhill where they remained till Mr. Jennison's death, since which time the deceased made her home with her daughter, Mrs, g-, J. Taylor of Harpley. The end came sudden- y and painlessly. She was a member or the Church of England and lived a quiet trustful life, The funeral took place on Saturday, May 1.7th to the Grand Bend Cemetery, the service being conducted by Rev, Mr. Far- ney, assisted by Rev. Mr.' Carriere of Grand Bend. She is survived by 4 childreneeMrs, J. J. Taylor of Grand Rend Mrs., D. Sillers of . Killarney; Man'.; Williatn on the homestead and Richard of Parkhill, also several grand children and great grand children. • EXETER DISTRICT ME The ministerial meeting of the Ex- eter district convened in Main street Church, May ZZ. All ministers were present excepting Rev, T. W. Biateh- ford of Centralia, who has been con- fined to bed .for four weeks, Rev. C. Baker of Woodham was elected sec - rotary of the district. The regular business of the ministerial session was gone through with, Rev A. J. Heywood and Rev. Loy Johnston were recommended to col- lege, Rev A. E. Johns to be continued in China, Rev, W. Godwin, superin- uat, n eu a year ago� , willbe v Il . ta�'o ..d t ,1 if suitable workcanbe obtained, as will also Ret.. Richard Redmuxld, The annual district : meeting tees held May 23rd. The affairs of the district were shown to he in a eery flourishing condition. The connex- lonat funds totalled $2600, The mis- sionary givings were $1,264 ahead o1 last year. The membership, after al- lowing for the many removals, showed an increase of 47.. The only proba- tioner present, Rev, D. D. Thomson, passed an examination very creditably MEETING Crediton The following is the result of the election of committees -Class leaders and 'local preachers, Rev. R. C. Bur- ton' T. Harvey; Epworth Leagues, Rev. C. W. Baker, F. Switzer; con•- tingent fund, Rev, A. H. Brown, D. Robinson; sustentation fund, Rev, C C. Koine, H. H. Westman; tem- pererrce fund, Rev. R, Hicks, F. O'- Brien • memorial fund, Rev. S, Jeff erson, Wesley Jones; Sabbath Obser- vanee Rev. T. A. Blatchford, ' John Essery; church property, Rev. T. T. George S. Chown; state of work, Rev E. G Powell, H, E. Huston; nominat- ing Rev. T. A. Steadman, W. G. Medd; educational, Rev. G.11-1. Mc- Alister T. B. Carling; Sunday School Rev. H. J. Wren, W. H. Bertram; stationing committee, Rev. J. A.Snell, alternate.. Rev. E. G, Powell; miss- ionary Rev. T. T. George, Rev. H. J Then, Geo Stanley, S. Chown. The . following laymen were elected members of the conference, T.Harvey H. E. Huston, .F. O'Brien, J. Essery, S. hown D. Robinson, J. Whiting, W. H Bartram, W, Prance Wesley Jones F. Switzer T,. W, Switzer, W. G. Medd A. H. Westman, Thomas Harton T B. F Carling,' -J. W. Ortwein. A resolution was passed pledging support to the campaign to carry the Canada Temperance Act. STEPHEN COUNCIL The council met in the Town Hall Crediton .Monday, May 26, at. 1 p.mr for general business. All members present- Previous minutes •read and adopted The following orders were passed, —Hamilton Stamp Co., cow -tags and express, 7.40; Bert Holt . gravel 8.40; Tames Hannan, rep. culvert 1.00; Wm. Moir, rep culvert and gravel, 5.50; Wm:. Yearley, rep. Mud Creek bridge 1.00; L. Ridley, temp. bridge 5.00; J Holt, rep. bridge, 11.00; J. Kenny rep road and bridge, $7.50; C. K. Kienzle grading 29.25; W. B,Gaiser,, grading 12.25; C..Haist, grading, 7.00; D. Mawhinney, grading, 3.85; Henry Clark, gray. contract S.B. ,40.80; D. Sheppard, commissioner S.B. 3.75; John Hayes com. S.B., 2.50; Frank bridge con. 4,, 5.00; Jos. Lawson, pt. of bridge contract 1913, ,$500. The gravel contracts were let a- mounting to $757.25. • Adjournment to June 9th. H. Silber, Clerk. BIRTHS Woodburn—In Stephen, May 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Chidley Woodburn, a son Dorman—In McGillivray, May :.8, `to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dorman, a son Chesney -In Tuckersmith, IViay 18, to Mr, and, Mrs. H. Chesney, ason. MARRIAGES Hillhouse,—Quante,—In Saskatoon Sask.: on May 24th, Miss` Wilverna Quance, daughter of Mrs. S. Quan- ce of Exeter, to Mr. Harry A. Hill- house of Saskatoon. Willis—.l-lill—In Stephen, on May 28th, Emma Matilda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, 8th Con. Stephen to Mf William Mitchell Willis, son of Mr James Willis of 3rd Con. DEATHS Marr—In Parkhill,. May 20, Jas, Marr aged 86 years, 9 months. McKenzie -In McGillivray, May Oth Angus McIKenzie, in his. 87th year, Harmer—In McGillivray, May 16, Wm Charles Harmer, aged 59 years. Webb—At Lucan, on May 21, Glenn Alexander Webb, aged 4 years, on of Mr. and Mrs. Thoinas A. Webb, Tennison -In Stephen, May 15th, Anne Winship svidow -of the late Robt- Jennison, of Parkhill, aged 83 years H'askett-ln Biddulpb, May 15, Maggie May, beloved wife of Wellington i-laskett, aged 37 years, 25 days. Brock—In Exeter, on May- 24th, Mr. Thomas Brock, sr,, aged 54 years 2 monthss 6 days, Caldwell—In Tuckersmith, May 20th Ethel Grace, infant daughter of Mr, ant' Mrs. John Caldwell, ire, aged 3 months, Martin—Near "Seaforth, on May 28th Mrs James Martin, daughter of Mrs Hugh "Oke, of Exeter. Roeszler.—In Stephen, on May 28th, Mrs. Rosina Roeszler, widow of the late George Roeszler,; aged 91 veers Z months and 16 stays, Funeral to- nic/110w o-rural 0w • (Friday). Marriage. --The marriage took olace at high -noon on Wednesday, May 28th, at the home of the bride's par- ents ' Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, 8th Con. Stephen, when their daughter, Emma Matilda, became the bride of Mr Wm Mitchell Willis, son of Mr. Tames Willis, 3rd Con. About forty guests were present, and the 'ere- mony was performed by Rev, Teller, sort of Crediton. At the conclusion of. the ceremony and congratulations had been extended all partook of an excellent wedding dinner. The young couple took the evening train from Centralia r for Windsor to spend a short honeymoon. On their return they will reside on the I ate James Ford farm Con. 2, Best wishes are extended to them, The Township Council held 'their court of revision of 'the assessment roll in the Town Hall on Monday ;'ore noon. In the afternoon they tran- sacted their usual business and let gravel contracts. The roads need con- siderable gravel and the council has decided to give this item of expense their attention. The following visitors were noticed in town during the holiday,—Miss M Young Miss Tillie Mote.. Mrs, Mer- cier Mrs. Ross and son, Mr. and Mrs Garnet Baker and daughter; Frank and Chris. Finkbeiner, all of London: Mr and Mrs. Wm, Young of Lucan. and Mr and Mrs. Sam Sheardown and Elmer Sheardown of Goder ich, Mrs..Harry Beaver spent a few days in Hamilton visiting her sister Mrs. Russell Huxtable. Mr. and Mrs. John Preeter of Zur- ich were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ino Sweitzer on Sunday. Miss Roxie Eilber who has been en- gaged in the millinery department at C Zwicker's the past season,, return- ed to her home in Zurich last week, Ed Fahner is all smiles. He is the pfoud father of a baby girl. The benefits of the ;oiled streets were quite apparent the past week. While dust was rising in, clouds else- where not a partical appeared thru the town , Large quantities of tile are being oeing hauled from the yards these days People come far and near for them as they know ,that our manu- facturers make the goods to last and give satisfaction. Ezra Oestreicher hada close call. iron having his neev auto badly smash ed last Saturday. He was proceeding south of Exeter when he got into - a deep rut. In getting out, one of the hind wheels collapsed, breaking every spoke Fortunately be had presence of mind to ut on the breaks and save. th,e car from being ditched. Ed. Siebert of Dashwood who bas. been in Vancouver for some time, visited Mr, and Yrs. Sam. Brown in towr. on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Paget visited the latter's parents in St. Catharines over the holidays. Vict eria Day was celebrated here on Monday. Although the weather was cool a large crowd came to town to patronize the baseball boys who got up the sports of the day. The Strathroy team arrived here in four autoes. A double header was played The one in the morning resulted in a tie game, 5-5, of ten innings. King pitched in great form and showed quite plainly that his rest during the winter did not affect his mighty ury es. In the afternoon, game Teddy pitched the pill for our boys. He got into form about the fifth inning and *from there on was a puzzle to the visitors, Hindmarsh pitched for the Strathroy team and ritched splen- didly. , The 'score stood 5-4 .in our favor These games were the best played on our grounds for some lime and it has been remarked repeatedly that they . were clean from start to finish and no disputes. In the even ing a concert was given in the Town Hall to a packed house, Mr. Kenny, the comedian and Miss Stocks, elo- cutionist. of Toronto furnished the r» cgranz which was a treat and well received Mr. Kenny is a funny man and gave the people the aches. Miss Stocks selections were of a splendid choice and gave her ample opportun- ity to display her abilities. The whole day proved a success financially and the boys are well pleased. The team deserves to be congratulated on their enterprise Considerable excitement was caus- ed in town on Tuesday when the fire bele rang. It was soon found out that Henry ,Haist's straw stack and shed were on fire. The farmers and vil- lagersreached the farm in a hurry and worked hard and saved the barn from being destroyed. The burning building was only about six feet from the bank barn, hence it took.determ- ined work on the part of the tire - fighters to save the barn. It is thought the fire originated from the children playing with fire crackers, Death of Mrs. Roessler,—Another of the pioneer settlers. of Stephen has passed to her reward, after a long and useful life. We refer to the de- mise of Mrs. Rosina Roeszler, widow of the late George koeszler, who died at the home of her son, John, two and a half mile north of here, on Mai 28th aged 91 years, 2 months and 1t days. The deceased had bean in feeble health for some time and her death was due entirely to the infirm - ties ofold age, Mrs. Roeszler was a native of Germany, but the greater parr of her life was spent in this country. She was a. kind mother anti rend and her death carries with it sorrow and regret to a large :ircle of friends, She is survived by two ons John of Stephen and Charles of Crediton: The funeral will take place to the Crediton cemetery on Friday, • f s May 30th. C1,ua axrJt9 R 1TfilS Pals is tine .seatt+o;tr of the year whc you are re`nowlaag jr,rwk rseweeereer eariptions. The .advcoate clubs with alk the City Weekly and Deets pa3�r and the Isiagazinee at terms that azo big Inducement. 041 aiaed get our erste* • SANDERS & CREECI.' STRAW Imported Eng- lish alish and, .A. ' Merica THE BEST SELECTION OF HATS EXCLUSIVELY SHOWN: BY THIS STORE ESPECIALLY PRICED FOR QUICK' SELLIr.I , FIVE REDUCED LINES $1.1C QUALITY for ............ ......50ce- $1.50 QUALITY for .. 75c $1.,75 QUALITY for 1.04' 2.25 QUALITY for ...... ..,1,5er $3.25 QUALITY SPECIAL 'for 2.5 rs PANAMA_ A LARGE 'ASSORTMENT ;OF - GENUINE PANAMAS IN THE,: LATEST SHAPES. FOUR REDUCED LINES 5315 QUALITY for 2.50: $4.35 QUALITY for 3.50 $5.00 QUALITY SPECIAL 'for 4.00 • $&.00 QUALITY SPECIAL for 5.00 - CAPS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF" SUMMER CAPS IN GREY, BROWN TAN and OTHER SEASONABLE COLORS. THIS IS A SPECIAL. LINE OF CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM AN EXTRA FINE QUALITY OF GOODS AND SPLENDIDLY x IDE. NOW SELLING AT THE . SPECIAL PRICES, - 50c, ■ 5 c. $1.00 A SPLENDID LINE OF n K ANL CASHMERE SOCKS ITT. E LATEST SHADES OF TAN, ?SLUE gREY AND NUMEROUS OTHER COLORS AT • 25c. 5Oe. 75c. WE HAVE A SPECIAL SILK ANL` WOOL SOCK IN TAN AND GREY IT IS SOMETHING NEW AND IS SELLING WELL AT OUR REDUCED PRICES. W. W. TAIAN TAILOR Sz FURNISHER.