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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-11-09, Page 8• • .• 14401Fellibee 9, Wei - . • FOR Stinitin TRE CLINTON NEW ERA. • • DVATH A'r VIE RAMO% OLD BOOXS.---A citizen of this town Dealnageeien female of the House of is the owner of three venerable hooka ,4y II/MN VOIMelitiniAIWIWAINIIIMINO Noe. te at .their saes being 120. 180 and 161 years ' • ' • ' ' ' - Refuge, died on Thursday, FRIDAY, Nov. 9, 1900 'tively. Of comae the paid citizen the age of 90 yews, the cites() of hie ler of times and circumstance* of their ub. • Black Costumes Por completeness of assortments and variety of choice for correettpms of style of materials shown. and for the down - tight good values it offersithis black dress' goods st:ek of ours has no equal near here. A prominent feature. of it are the famous told Medal" goods. These are made of fine A.us- tralian wools and are noted for their richness of finish, the pernianeuce of the dye and their wearing qualities,' These items will do to judge the stock by. Ali wool Serge 80 halbert wide, hard web, will r et turn rusty, mem oriel* •ehiete .V ... Very heavy. all wool worsted see, bard linish* makes good skirts and wears well Etre heavy, all wool worsted serge 40 inches wide, hard finrele will not catch the dust, theeneous''Gold Medal" make, suitable for 'tailored suits or separate skirts Very line, all Wool, silk finished henrietta, bright, rich finish, will give excellent wear All wool granite cloth, a very servicable materiel and quite popular this season... - .... . All wool bengalines, fine and medium cords, rich finishanit- able for mourning elrestees, full range of qualities at 50e, 60e. 7Go Vattoy figured dhotis goods. 260 oFfepantitlerivu7aevtr;..a..rgt(r:euge 60f, ittd Handsome • effects in figure(' :- 5 . girds, the newest designs 1.! s own this • season, sell ng principally for separate skirts /IA 70n anti We 46 Inch, all wool, cheviot serge, • one of the most stylish mater leen lab we ShoW . • 50c Mary, all wool homespun suit - begs, for suits or skirts, a good range of qualities 50c .amitst, t.95 1.50 • Ladies' cloth suitiugs, met et( •finish, all pure wool, always 50e look well and give exeeeltsne AA 'svelte 050, 1.00, 1.,110 ritsts • iFancy skirtPatterns, all wool or sill; mixteres, the handsomest 90e ' Foods we lleve ever shoevil no an, to 8-0, Winter Mantles Save time and Money in °Mantle buying 1 N ** by coming here direct for your mantle. As- sortments here -are -hugest, there are more to .ty'..clioose from than at other stores. Styles are 11i ,1 'the very latest to be ,had and absolutely cor- rect, in every case. All the materials are good . land the prices low enough to save you a little. money. These are a few price hints. , Mantle of bleak niggerhead, but- • I Mantle of fine beaver cloth, good tons up close at throat, re- qualityearge lapels,long front, veres,plairilining,Ofancy metal • 1 new back, 6 pearl 'buttons vel• buttons, -correct length and, l• vet cellar, mercerised sateen sleeve, a good' eclat at a 'Iowa a e 1- lining, black or fawn, a very me we price . . .... • . iee 00 - nobby coat .. i... , .., ,..... ,... I. 10 Good quality black niggerhead,' coat style, 4 rotes of etitehing Extra quality beaver mantles, around collar and lapels, 600 will not wear' rough, newest pearl buttons, lined .. ... ' . • back, Velvet oollar, open front, pearl buttons, silk hoed, one Beaver cloth, in fawn or black, of the -best coat values we have 0 g,e coat, style, new back, seam- - ever had fawn,black, red, grey leiXte doeble stitohee, 6 pearl but- / , 5.00 • - tons, sok iinect, .E. Very' fine beaver mantles, soft, • Good Quality ,black neggerheeel, smooth cloth, open'throat. 5 Opeg. #90,"edges finishedeitith , , -, ,..-Tpw13 of eilkstitching arounde ' peep/ buittoireTegsg icee fawn ;:grProtO braid, ,edged *ittoo,..,x Russia braid,ff Ae, tAkartii,40011&,- silk lined taxer Is flflfl 11 denliee being peva els. He wag from Ina es no pretense of remembering the Wow* RRerovaete-Thonees Trick bee le. moved from Goderich township into Vlunies Wilimeee house ore liattenbu Street east, which he ;bought, It, Downs will move into Mrs Hales cot- tage on Princeee street. M. Downer will MoVe into the house which will he vacated by J. EL McHardy on the 20tb, and Mrs Allen goes into the snug little co w c oweer yacate Moettlejelreplieleette.--Now as the =rZ: `'fvorrt!it rle itllinel to lookit retie a v for town or county corniniaillonere. In some of aur neighboring tibitricte we have heard of new aspirant(' for this honor but it hart been very quieb concerning municipal matters. How- ever in this district we have heard the names of Jas. Suet! and S. 8, Cooper mentioned. n bletra obi Seitemseeeeeel Jong the it e made this week le a large oonitignmanb of apples for storage in Toronto, and a Salerkb ikad luta been an III he Home since he ineention. maim were taken to eittderlch by tde 161 Year° ago, which 9/10 the year of Mende for interment, le • • ffeeee 1180. • • ttgra. Rootlet), not even where he hinrsel was '001414I1 ' 0 0 • . 'IditinnilD Itt.BONFAL0.---The Buffalo ride,y evening, Nov, 16th, e annual rile of Miss Clara Dorian- Robertson [ 110RelleeT Ranges , --. en carrier nt the 28th eern-The neat- ! elltIrlgoitat e;1111::4: d tla CItt sorertifriLlWaiiigieErgigf glee% u el Towel/ell. Besidee the presentation rent*, flit' and Mre John B.obertson, neldeuminer examinatiome end of Oct, Cie, Rev tel.. T. Wilt0;41ot prizes and vertificatee obtained at the or goo t Avenue.on Fridayv nin ;Relief won on field day *geed literary Ind musical program will be glvea he program Wilt be Plikliiebed in ne4t Wee It'eatitte.fftlit OrObrible-thatit OMAR adznlsstofl feezitill be chalked.' MAIM •"-- Uses Edna Manning and Mise May Bell entertained friende • tieveral eveninge, the latter part ot last week. The Damen. House was Im- proved •considerebly by repairs bet week by Hiram Hill. We were _pleas., ed to see Bert McIlveen around Ole week after his late siege of illneou ; it will be a mOntb•however before he will thoroughly well, and able to resume quantity for the Northweet. Gangs of Men have been around for some time packing and sorting out the better clew; for the *Kish trade. Oarbeede will be shipped by D. Oantelon, the apple king. from Clinton , Goderich, Seaforth, Lucan, Granton, Newton, Bluevale and other points. Duni IN Cenereete-there Passed away at the ho no of her son-in-law, .Tames Appleby, Hume street,on Toes. day. Susan Towneend, relict of the late ,Charles Calton, at the advanced and respected age of 75 years and 7 menthe. She wee of English descent, her birth. place being at Sevyston, Cambridge- shire. Her late husband predeceased her last November -just a year ego - when she removed from the country and lived wit h her daughter ever since. A family of two are left. Charles Cesi. ton* of 'oroderich, . anti Mrs Jae Apple-. by, of town. Mrs Cesium was a wo- man much respected by her Mende and they were many who sympatniee with those who moth!) ber loos. . The funeral took place from her late resi- dence on 1 uesday afternoon to Clinton, cemetery, Rey. Mr lidurduck conduct- ing the services. Eeitoeiott NterEs. -Elections °Call sorts and cenditione are in the are this year. On the 6.h came the presiden- tial election in the United States, with McKinley the winner; the. following deer our own Federal elections, Sir Wilfrid being returned; and on- Thins - day Newfoundlend held ite elections. Virecineadwr .was a puny day all over the Dominion. and a heavy vote was polled, In West Huron it was a hot contest, both sides intense on winning; not many votes were left unrecorded. At six o'clock the returns commenced fn ere/rein, Marton gave •Heirnes 63 of a majority, and Gum -rich 27. This Ant buoyancy' into the Liberals, and a premonition that ahoy would win. Next came London, with Hyman el- ected bY n large majority. The re.. turns from the telegraph offices were given at thetown hall =drink. As soon as West Huron was found to be • an the side of Laurier the hoes started the ball rolling, built a big bonfire on the equate and spent aglorious time,, as well as their elders. • WkriDED 1$ Lonnore-Thefollowing front tate 'London Advertiser of yestea • . day weleineerest hy the friends of the e. 4. Our flannel stock is .complete in every particular: Not ibauy.ylequoned. wp,0 wish her taw a desirable line in missing and,our fsearch afteithe best was egindAl2;Vagenedr. rtrielZdsteemia: long and In the "%pie Leaf" flannels we 'think:nized at the residence of Mr John We have got flannels that will proviiperfectly satisfactbry', to o:ouna,ndwevrne of vat.' eteati yil tel(); v after the wearers in every respect.. ;They are made of pure „wools. kalb tArDi.j. Read. was Cillnena an bride and walla, shrink. For the. benefit of those ',wanting .good i tiYme of her residence ln this city the James B. Spencer. During the deptnilable flannol,Wwespeeify a feW of our leading lines. -. r tra7rnme !rave: veryterris4ou• lar in business hand social ciraes.P 'Phe 'Heavy union flannel, dare grey, 20, „he_ Etta super all woolgennel, very bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs 'natio wide, e geed wester .. ,...1;e1a) " line and softy full -26 inch, dark or R. H. Read,fornierly of Clinton,. There' and in London she has many Wench Wool flannels, dark end light grey, - light grey, plain or teen, people olio or swill, soft 010314 en ex,, , venting e real good flannel will to whom she has endeared herself bv cellent.fiennel for geeeral wear ,. ',40e peat, non shrinkable: find this satisfaotory in every res- ilogs her many charming quelitiete The bridal party consisted of only the itn- • '' ..... .. • e el mediate family relistleere Mr. 1. R. Fine quality "Maple Leaf" flannel Scarlet fianne!s; plata or twill, two Read, of Monti eal, being one of .the 27 inches wide, made of line woole, qualities, made .up in military number. In the drawing -room, where soft -and smooth', dark or light, . ot(lee, and trimmed with. brass the ceremony was performed at 8 grey, plain or twill ....... ..e. ... g5o buttons, they,are very popular for „.. o'clock by Rev. W. J.` Clarke. The Navy 'flannels good Oradea,- fine ' WW1 waietil '''' , 25c and lifC bride looked charm in her gown of sort Tient ere plain or twill, 25 ego. Extra heavy union ilannel, amooth white silk, trimmed with applique and aad qs inches 25e.„ 28e, oae finish, good weight - I* carrying bridal roses. She was at - Ladies' ETitierwear N ot many stores can give y ou such a omplete stock of depen& ablo underwear ' \ to seed from as you will find here. We have a full range of sizes, sell only reliable qualities and our prices are .under todays values Two of our leadinglines Fleece linederibbed yeast and draw- ers, American make, lioft and very strong, one of the best •selling lines we ever ma In etre store..,••••• ... .. ..... •.. 38e Ribbed woollen vette, just' enongb • cotton woven in lb keep them from shrinking, open front, pearl buttoner, finely finished deawers to match•' 50e , • " tended y Mise Mable Oellandere who Good Hosiery No other kind finds admitt- tance to this stock. You can depend abso- , lutely on hos- iery coming from this store. Should it not wear as you think it ought, tell us about it and we will make it right with you. These two lines tire good. Ribbed woollen hose, Insley Weight for winter wear, beamless feet all eee sizes 20c and WC leans heavy woolen home, made from imported wormed DEMI* wide rib, triattdore feet, double knee, it payor to buy this Make for boys Waldo any amount of hard wear, all sizes 31SO to 661e 11 special — -• SPeelal Because we bought these A few pairs of cldldren's away..under salue we can - wOollen hose. at a allot. at sall thitikat this -money saving from 5 to 15e.a pair. iteady price. •.. They'll be ready Sat- Saturday urday morning. ' 50 Pairs children's woollen hese. 35 Poke &Hattie ribbed drawers a pair but it worth 20o most of ankle length, good weight, regnia: trA.,. them are 25e to 86o goodi, choice kr„ 940 on sale Eleturday, per pair.... LOCI of -lot Sattirday .. • tou Som Millinery Specials for Satarday • • plain Mid. fibbed, razes 6 to '4, not These specials from. the millinery department go on salol Saturday, morning. • It is well to come early for best choice. 4:1 tauten," tabot left heti, Glejs homy earn omen. haw plaid latest New York 'War, grey, blue, °Mtn, trinuned with quill Ord feWn. red, soar 850, ebbiat %DV • buoklet reeler 06te chelas Seim, We Camel hilt' 'Negate triton:era with Camel heir 'ontiug heti, neer ihtspe band* end peeing of polka dot ae. foray Silk brinds,red,blietandlawn awe 1011111e, *Wild for Sienrdey .....,.. Doe only,speoiel for Satutrisy........e ,e0t3 r • attired in white organdy, was a most winsome bridesmaid. •She carried pink roses. The dirties of best man were performed by Mr Alfred Aitkite son, of the Agricultural college,Guelph a cousin of the groom. After hincheoh the young couple left on an eastern trip. • The wedding gifts that they re- ceived were exceedingly beaatiful. When they retool from their honey- moon Mr erd Mre Spencer vvill reside at 236 Si, Geotge street. . Moak ENTitimantmatral..,--Notwith. standing that Wednesday was election woo day and in the evening the rehires would be so interesting to 'eerie it did not detract, from thelarge number who subscribed to take tickets for the Boa. ton Vedette's concert, Rad .it not been the evening of election the people of Clinton would not have been freelor. ed with their appearance. At firet -it Was thoiighb t e election would make. E the minture a failure but by elonday numbef of seat. taken, To mitts LW* thee has ever been imitated to it Olin. hie position th Hick druggist Godetich. ood winter apples are scarce ; they are being sold at 50 cents per barrel. It is illegal ter butchers and merchants to be e exposed for Lag. Inmeteilately after the ceremony. - Mr and MEI Deere; d left for Chicago, where thefwill reside. [The tether of the btlde was a former business man of • Olinten1 conducting some time ago the People. Club Store.1 belenON LRAM -The result of the Inanaltheth squash competition held by MUM ItenniP, eeedeman,of Toronto, has Wen announced. Of 23 squashes ranging from 203 to 822 pomade, Eturon County produced 4, and Goderich makes a eplentlid showing, with the let and Oad in the whole -hist; Wm. Warnock, 00derich, le first with a 322 pounder; John S. Howrie, Goderich, le second with one weighing 818 1-2 poundseG. R. David, Behteave, is on the list with . a 221 pounder to hie credit, and James Hetiderecere Wigghaise is 16th, with bne weighing 212 ',panda, sale carcases of deveer Moult a license; • itoteleappleing guests with game dur- • e out a permit. Goderich and San.int the c oee (mason are also required to Connell Meeting, ta ' football match for the Rough cup In Monday eyeeing. the Mayor in the The elioveinber'meeting was held on forth Collegiate Institutes played a Seiler el ti on Saturdey week ; it result- chair and Councillore Jehuston. Vora, 'ed 3 to 0 for the Baine team. . A sum McKenzie,Walker, Beacom and °mint of money in all 34.60 was Pelt on Huron present. A communicatiou from R. st& Tee on s ri ino theiaiavicinityfinodf erthwempoolpasernon Vitoria, East,ixwba, Smith e)t. Irwin concerning certain alleged tres- otle,. by leavieg same at the Nine' E___Ra and High streets Was reed, and the e office. 'Br Monday night fleetly Mu Council will refer the'matter to J.T. tickets' were sold 'for the Fadietes cora Garrow, Q. 0.6 for advice. •A petition cert ; by Wednesday night the burn- from F. W. Evans add others. asking . ber of re•erved seat. reached 260. A for 0, sidewalk Or crossing on Erie St. daughter of Rea Welter Rigsby, of across Hume or to eontinue the walk Kincardine, is ill with .typhoid in the hospital at London. Uncle Tom'on the south aide of Huron; referred to S Cstreet abin Co. gave a street parade at noon 1 ccoomin..,tewpoitrbtedpetvivearrttsobaecitn.gTpbpet Tu on rady. Bert Fitzeimo ens is nw streetreet . in near Mr Soynet's and at W. JeePses- bus driver for the Hotel Clarendon. Jley's, and tbe purch McGuire, ot the Clarendon, hair men ' eee of tile to be engaged eeectingesalarre driving sheet ' corn. recommended the pit/eh/tee of 100 e used in the spring, 'I he fire and water 25x60, in the,rear of the,htitel barn, for the accommodation of efeet of' hose and rubber come, and re - his Patrons' ,-; ' ported that the -contract -for painting' Miss Josie, Witts. daughter of W. Witts has been laid tip with seeere iiii.- i the town hall was let to Joseph Oopp. ness for several days,- but we are pleas- , A railing. will. be placed around the to know she is improving. Miss Tena street scuth aide of the walk on Rattenbury of late I et the but we arepleased to leaen she is. her - ll street and also on part of Albert etreet Matheson has been seriously i market square. The finance proving., 'W. Plunisteelina clerk In T. com. recommended the payment of the followine account .t. Jackson'sclothing store. Two political opponents bet $5 eacir and before the Onslovv Cr ich, work, $4 06; T. Cottle, . work, $12; Electric Light Coe .50; night Was oyer got back $4 50 baying W. Wheatley, 514.25;. 1V. W. Ferran; lost 50 cents each; if you want to kooy? Insurance, $46; 0. Oerter, work. $3.38; about it ask them. The bowling hewn i. FLOombe estate. eperm oil, #1 25; 0. has been levelled uPand improved by E. Carter. The railway siding for the Carter, work. 525.03; S. L. Scott, work. *875; J. Grimes, Work, 088; W. •Doherty factory err progreirsing e part 1 wheatioy, work ono sand, sem; W. of the reading has been laid; Public aa school board meeting on next Monday teme work, $3;1_ Steep, work, sand, Avening. An effort is being made to salt for sidewalk, $250; A. Graham, • , S773.18, gratis for sidewalk. $7; McNeil, bring Miss Attires Knax, the well- meet, supplied, .25; Eet. J. 11. Combe, known•elocutioniet, to town. Mrs B. G. McLellan, Biddleconibe block, calls 'disinfectants, 02.20; Orle Cooper; gro- attent ion of the ladies of the town and ceries, $4.77; S. Jackson, disinfect/nets, country to the excellent stock of sty- , Record, , 80e; J. A. Ring, bread, $1 20; News lish, new and fresh seasonable geodeat printing, $17:41; ' S. Kemp, $1; Dr. Thompeon, attendance, $4; Huron reasonable prices; a fulleline of the D &' A. corsets kept on hand. .Georgie, the i county, use son, undertaking, of spray, $2; 1 0. Steeen- litt1 le sob of Geo. Plintoff, Princess St. u • 0. y Wheatley,$15; Electric Light salarygm 50; west, left for the • Institute tor On 1 w, coats, salary; 87.50; E. Harman, Blind, Brantford, on Wednesday. ' Rey - Now that the elections are over and ex- $62.50; selection of jurors, $6; R. citement dies away, we shall he glad to 1 tinkle, salary, $30; J. Miller, salary, 012.50; A. Seeley, salary, 06,25;J. West, 4.: ' e hem, from all our earrespendente. • eau so I I The Best Book in the Virorld • for 56c There arrived with our new fall goods flirt double tbetinotor of a I1n4 of bibleathat we,' wanted, the rteallt II We have two. dean. mor*'.. • thin we should n weals cost 0043, to return them and to 'ell them Al Otis ordinsq wee at the ordinery price would -likely Rowe time which is not desirable to mi. To overbore,* these difficulties, we haye derided to keel) them and beaten their sale by the extra; ' excellent pocket bible, email °leer ,type, r 4. ord allay price ot 500. They are reallon y , good per and is as well bound as any ape,. , ary boot you ever Saw. The w D. D FAIR 00 Clinton. Olten theTheapest—Always the Best," MMM And. Still They Go On Saturday morning neat we replenish our betgain tables with ;Apr • another 30 pairs of bsdiere genuine Dongola kid buttoned boom at . • IMO 80Fairs of ladies' genuine Dongola Kid Oxfords worth $1.50 for .... $1.00 18 Pairs of Boys Laced Boots going at . . 850 Three lines.of,Blen's fine laced boota, at $1, $1.25 and $1.1S0i all new geode, regular eizes and several other buyers that will astonish the olosest buyers. it will pay you to Bee then3. . . , We have the largest and beat assortment pf rubbers end we will Met be undeesold. Remember we guarantee every pair. No auction geode or second qualities'.. Germanfelt Slippers gOink at 30e, 45c, 65e and /50 Iv I v• V•Ot • A splendid emortment. We buy (masa for cash. A call aolicited. The Old Reliable. lare . Taylor dr Soli Cash' and One Price' Eggs taken as Cash Insurance office aa the store fesistitesiievivoi.. ,Jitttttt*t!tt.ittttt.l:tttr.tltttrtotOrtttfmttttt.t.*rtt0.ttir*r000tttltOM*'. • • • - • a Cdo Ir %.14.‘biik....J. I 1P—* se- • 44-e-•-•-•••••-•.•-•44-e-e••••44-•-••••• 4141.41-1144-e-• *4••••••••••••••••• Great • lothing Store • ' We are known from one encl of Can- • ada to the other as a -reliable establish- ment,dealing in a class of goods that gives satisfaction to the purchaser, and handling • an assortment that id not seen outside the cities E E E ---, hi Ready-to-wear Clothing... \. • we manufacture nearly all our oiwn goods, and. when you buy here you . save the middleman's 'refit, besides we r.ve you a class of goods totally different oni anything shown by people not man night ite'sgccess was assured by the E ufacturers. is to mies One of the HOW product's:MI treet o a high class and refined Wore gaialeation* ceinpesed Of 21 Mileical ton audience. In Amu 'co au tine et. E kpecial line of goods • with us. We *Mots concluded b Mre Caroline' E. eau appeared erehte 4 peeked show you a wonderful range. of patterns made it in bottle. Not ane went away regratling d 0 0 0 I the test t les ear oltOTAL OAK ,SEIKIE ext but wiehilig for a repetition and they got it en Wednesday night end a num.] her thoughtthepregrameomowlsatbett ter. The appearance Of the ladles, °lithe stage present one of graceful. WWI. dignity and 'dateline.* $ their de. Beate gamma ts seemed to Mend in harmony with the mush). Every num. E ufactured in The latest Vic single or double roosted is parboils our big ano nOrtalul wonclortul cut for this prloo. Thou n, /on got a variety of lino Tweeds at et 010110 pike, AI mo. bar was thoroughly appreciated and MICKNIKI PANTS AT $11 lire Nichols wail not et all sparing in the encore.. The prelrani Opined 4Peekmade by ouroolvoo, owl mold without the With ale overture .ucoaaded in turn bY middle profit better out, batter make other line and diffieult eelectiono. d b with perfection and elatave she it Mee- tly -6f that Inetruttereit. The enter!, talnment throughout captivated the audience ; the lea* Were enthusiast!. call received and Will receive a burr). pew ouse every time they tome to 49111itoo. Mr &knee is to be congratu. Wed on giving the cttieetre thteapriVi. goods which are rold.at the same Zoo, Miss Webb, the solo play. • en Otter trimitte4 than any line on the market, all shies, and this means that we 'can fit the largest nom in This. section. These goods have some shape about them and are no relation to the machine made 1101/S'' KNEE PANTS, 500 and mostraned 13660`103 4 all our own make* - govilft4 tiTines 11940:011 -611 ,piliev legit of wing this teleb2 ac • t th:ttnlin 41°64 old trria bow Eill"1111.01100.0011.10.01lioneemaimust 1 1 0 I H tone of its old time popularity and many a one Attends to see its repetition When gitin by stood company Ms a very Interesting play but as Olihtan blur bad a dowth of entertainments% al t4ty wilt **NO mutat **(Who* mv# itrigt potroassa, 44,1•••110-41044004044•,44•44imo. • • Our Famous Shoe Dept. • When you' buy here you get the best makes of •goods, goods made by the reliable factories of the Dominion, and goods. at priees which very few people can equal. Doing business in this depart- ment with little or no ex- pense enables us to place a price away below .other people. a a On Saturday Next 1 WE WILL OPFER " LOT I-30 Pairs Ladies' Dongola Shoes, slid at $I.$, maue from good stock and some- •" thing that is reliable, as long as they last =S gest seller our price is $1.10 I I I sot a LOT 2-4 range of Men's "DOM PED *est 3 worth $1,35, but for above day they win go for UAL sizes 7, 8 and 9. Our •Boys' Standard School Shoes •are stM the best selling pods on market, and no- shoo equals them for good wear. • JACZABON BROIL, DElloirTAL Cantons iiii14141144141111441114111141144614 ii4iiiiiiiiiii446164114444111144144