HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1904-06-16, Page 5Thursday, June 16, 1904
The Men's Bargain Store News
14 Boys' 2 -piece Suits,
29 Pairs
and
SURPRISE
Secial SaT
No. 2
For One Week Only
June 17th to 23rd.
12 Men's Cravenette Showerproof Coats,.
sizes 33 to 44, regular price $12.00 -
Surprise Sale Price $9.25
t3 Boys' 3 -piece Suits,
short pants, regular
$5, 00 -Surprise Sale
27 Pairs Men's Black
Pants, sizes 32 to 40
$2,25 -Surprise Sale
sizes 27 to 33,
price $4.60 and
Price $2.20
Worsted Serge
waist, reg. price
Price........... ..$1.59
sizes 22 to 28 -Surprise Sale
Boys' IKnicker Pants, sizes 22 to 32, regular price 60c
750 -Surprise Sale 390
$1.50
24 Pairs Children's Pebble leather Shoes, sizes 5 to . )0, regular
$1.00 and $1.25 -Surprise Sale 750
30 Pairs Boys' and Youths' Boston Calf Shoes, sizes 11 to 5,
good stout Shoes -Surprise Sale 90e
160 Pairs Men's Cotton Socks -Surprise Sale price, per pair
50 Men's Unlaundried White
Shirts,
short
bosom -Surprise
,. 5c
Sale..
39e
The RAI Crowder Co.
(Trade Wanted) MEN'S OUTFITTERS.
FURNITURE!
THE WI `OEEAM ADVANCE.
NOTES OF TRAVEL.
A TRAN.SCONTINLNTAL TRIP.
(i3'' TPAs I DV.VOlt No, 7
Front Los Angeles, the tourist may be seen ostriches of all Agee, down to
take many interesting ,aide -trips at the chicks just hatched, In their na-
!medium cost, At Alhambra, he will tine African home, the birds lay twice
find elegant villas, where reside people a year, bat Pasadena climate seems to
tof wealth and refinement, Its profuse agree with them so well that they
flower gurdentr are an attraction, heve been encouraged to lay much
Monrovia, l0 miles, an the Southern oftener, to which the owners do not
-
Pacific railway, is termed -"The Clem object. The ostt ich eggs weigh about
of the Foothills," It is situated on the three pounds each, and fifteen form a
southern slope of the Sierra Madre, at nest for hatching. It requires forty '
en elevation of 1000 feet. Itabeautiful days to hatch them out, The reale -
drives along avenues of pepper and bird does his share of the "sitting" for
eucalyptus trees are attractive. Porn- he covers the eggs three fourths of the
one, the third city in size in Los A.n- time and takes care of the neat at
For honest prices, we lead. For value, we give the best. Where does
honesty come in by trying to get $125 for goods worth only 575. We are not
guilty of making a charge of $207 or thereabouts for goods worth only $75 or
M. If we were, we would feel like going to our customers and giving it back
-and then talk about honesty and truth. If some people would do as they
advertise, there would have to be a lot of money refunded, and a big drop in
prices. When you DEAL WITH us you are used right. The truth will soon be
found out. For the next 60 days, come and see what value is and what satis-
faction is.
Walker Bros. & Button
TRAIN UP A CHILD
and when up, send him or her to
«sroW.E i//
Term Begins. Apr. Ix, 1904.
Two Courses :-Commercial and Shorthand.
Send for College journal,
C. A. FLEMING A. L. McINTYRB
Seo'y.
President
MANY CALLS aro received from
business firms and
Many Students are placed in good post -
tions each year by the famous
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. , ONT.
This school stands for the highest and
best in business education in Canada to-
day. Many business colleges employ our
graduates as teachers. We have scores
of applications from other colleges. Ask
to see them the day you enter.
W. 3. Elliott, Principal.
THE
ADVANCE
OFFICE
for tasty and
down -to -date Job
Printing. Prices
right.
•
REXALL H OLD_ DYES
These Dyes will dye Wool, Cotton, Silk, Jute
or Mixed Goods rn one bath - they are the
latest and most improved Dye in._the world.
Try a package. All color] at W. Messer's
store, Bluovale, and 0, B. McClelland's store,
Belgrave, Ont.
IT PAYS . TO
It is now current talk throughout the coun-
try that the student who intends to take a
business or shorthand course, and wants to be
placed in a paying place when graduated
should attend the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CILATIIAM, ONT.
Students of last year already earning over
$1000 per annum. 310 placed in 11 months.
Do you know of any other business school
getting such results?
We pay your railway fare,
tefrittror oatalogub? If not
write ever
Address, D. iloLACHLAN it CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
Fresh Goods
gelescounty, received its naive from night, while the female site on the nest
the Goddess of Fruits. It is in the in day -time, As soon as hatched, the
centre of a beautiful valley, wherry chicks are taken away and fed on '
fruit -growing reaches a very high green Alfalfa, and grow at the aston-
state of success, and olive oil is a spe- ishing rate of a foot in a month, 'The _ :
cialty, Bight fruit -packing houses, first crop of feathers is obtained when
one large cannery and 2,000 carloads
of oranges and lemons annually speak
of its trade.
Nor must we forget Ontario, in the
county of San Barnardino. This thriv-
ing Colony is now twenty years old,
and was founded by Chailey Bros. of
Canada, It is known as the Model
Colony. Its double -drive avenue, sev-
en mites long, Iined with peppers,
palins and eucalyptus trees, four rows.
the entire length (7 miles) with an
electric railway in the centre, is indeed
a rare driveway. The irrigation sys-
tem of Ontario is said to be the best in
the world, and 'a model of it is on ex-
hibition at the World's Fair in St.
Louis.
Redlands is said by many travellers
to be one of the prettiest places visited
in years of travel. It lies in the foot-
hills, encircled by snow-capped moun-
tains ; a'city of beautiful homes, sur-
rounded by acres of perennially -green
orchards, where grow the famous Red-
lands navel oranges. Smiley Heights,
with its 2011 acres of tropical trees and
flowers, and the Smiley Public Library
of 8000 volumes are two of its attrac-
tions.
Another beautiful place is Riverside,
the oldest and most famous orange
district-- the original home of the
Washington navel orange. This va-
riety is seedless and must be propagat-
ed by budding. Five thousand car-
loads of the luscious frnits are shipped
every year from 20,000 acres of ever-
green orange groves, and bring to the
growers more than two million dollars.
San Gabriel Mission, 9 miles distant
from Los Angeles is an historical land-
mark. It was founded in 1771 by the
Franciscan Fathers for the conversion
of the Indians, and at one time there
were 1700 Indians under their super-
vision, The old Mission was of brick
covered with adobe soil. It still stands
as a monument teethe men who braved
death to bring religion to, a heathen
people in the years long ago, Four of
the old bells still chime forth the "An-
gelus" and peal out the summons to
mass. This is the best -preserved of
the old Missions, and contains many
hand -carved images, and oil paintings
brought here years ago. The bells
were traded for when the Mission was
built, and received in exchange for
hides, tallow and beeswax. Remind-
ers of days long past, are these Mission
premises. The moral tone of San Gab-
riel neighborhood is not as good as it
should be, within the shadow of this Mt. Lowe are rendered safe by peculiar
venerable Mission. Sunday drinking, devices, but are nevertheless, thrilling
carousings, appeared prevalent, and and exciting experiences.
the village is a dilapidated. collection Baldwin's Ranch, about four ,miles
of Mexican hovels. There to a grape- from Pasadena, is a popular point
vine here said to be the largest in the visited by tourists. This is owned by
world. Last year, it bore fifteen tons (Lucky) Baldwin, of race -horse fame ;
of grapes, an almost incredible state- it comprises 51,000 acres. There are
ment, yet vouched for on good here 300 thoroughbred horses and 500
authority. working horses. At present under.
San Pedro is the port through which neath the trees lie thousands of orang-
Los Angeles will ship across the Paci- es, that it is not thought worth while
fie. It has a land -locked harbor, and to pick up. We did hear, however,
when the Government breakwater, that this fallen fruit, both oranges and
costing three million dollars, is coat- lemons, is sometimes sold for 55 a ton
pleted, it will have a water -front of at IL factory, and there the rinds are
eleven miles. It is the terminus of the subjected to a great pressure. Lemon
new transcontinental road, the "Salt oil thus produced is worth $80 a gallon.
Lake Route." One peculiarity of the orange tree is
Santa Catalina Island lies out in the that it is possible to pick from the tree,
ocean, 26 miles from San Pedro. It is fruit just ripe and also fruit of the
about 22 miles in length and is pro- previous year's crop. Just now, orau-
vided with wireless telegraphy with ges of last crop may be seen upon the
the mainland. The submarine gardens trees, and also blossoms for the next
as seen in twenty fathoms of water, season's crop.
through boats with glass bottoms, are ' Should the traveller wish to see the
quite an attractive sight. There is "Big Trees" of California, he will find
good deep-sea fishing hare. his way to Santa Cruz, 80 miles south-
good
of the oldest seaside resorts is east of San Francisco, and then by
the beautiful Santa Monica, 1S miles stage routes he may reach the forests
from Los Angeles. It has a population where these monsters are found. Sci-
of over 3000, with modern improve- entists differ as to tho age of these
ments. It is said that it is not unusual trees, some dating their beginning' as
to see on Christmas day, a crowd of 4000 B. C. The President of Le Stan -
bathers, enjoying a bath in the surf, ford University holds that they are
in view of the snow-capped mountains. 7000 years old -older than the pyre -
Many from the inland towns come to wide, They are majestic, awe-inspir-
Santa Monica for rest and recreation ing and, as one stands in their pres-
and a plunge in the ocean surf. ence, he cannot fail to be impressed
On a peninsula in San Diego Bay, with his own littleness and the great -
and between the mainland and the mess of the Creator. We give here -
Pacific Ocean lies Coronado, some- with a few facts regarding these mon-
times designated "The Tent City," archs of the forest. The "Wawona"
Here is erected the spacious and beau- towers to the height of.300 feet. or 15
tiful Hotel Coronado. Near the ocean feet higher than the Masonic, Temple
shore there is a level tract or strip of in Chicago, and is is 30 feet through,
land about a mile in length. To give A tunnel is cut through the roots
our readers some idea of this Tent City above ground, through which two six -
we ask them to imagine this strip horse stages have been' driven at once,
with a boulevard down the centre; side by side. On another one, the first
divide each side into blocks of thirty limb is 125 feet above the ground, and
tents each, with short streets running this limb is 0 feet in diameter. In an.
from bay to ocean across the peninsula other, fire has (without killing the tree)
and other avenues along the hay and eaten a tunnel in the tr uok in which
ocean shores ; put in hydrants, sewers, 20 animals can tied stabling from a
electric lights, toilet arrangements, storm. Another ---the "Grizzly Giant"
etc.; let each block of tents have its -.flee feet from the ground measures
lavatories and receptacles for garbage ; 00 feet in circumference and 80 feet
build an electric railway down the through. It.takes eleven men horse -
centre of this camp, and erect a thous- back, the horses standing close side by
and tents; then place this city of tents side, to cover the width of this mons -
in a climate as near perfection as can ter tree. Another, the "Fallen Giant"
be found, and you will have some idea in the Mariposa Grove lies partly burl -
of what Coronado or Teat pity is like, ed in the soil, Upon the trunk of this
Here Paint cottages may be seen, coni tree a six -horse stage with sixteen pas•
structed of a light frame work, con- senors has been driven. Another is
ered with ripe paltn leaves, 1000 being pointed out, which, if split into rails 10
used for a cottage 18x22. These cot- feet long and three inches thick, would
tages have five bay windows each, (it is estimated) furnish' 410,000 rails,
Itthatif a man
are con- is fnrthe coutended
the floorsr c n
' he and
i lights, electric el ,
g
s tree alone would
Tent150a the t e
ered with Chinese matting. City split day,
has a Public Library and a small daily provide work for him for over nine
paper giving items Of camp life and years. The "General sheat" is an-
annouttcements of amusements' this other. sQ large that twenty people
rte paw sus y. Ir ipq- F s an a ora a last can
Most people appreciate fresh
goods, it always tastes so much
1. nicer, and is much healthier
besides. We are, always ready
with a fresh stock of
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CMT
GOODS • and CONFECTIONERY.
Our Chocolates aro of the
highest class goods.
i
Try our Oysters served in any
style, 15e a dish.
'We have in stock Canada
Cream and Roquefort Cheese. '
Ice Cream orders filled on the
shortest notice.
Your Patronage Solicited _
y�e 3eane L. G. KRTJ$E
McKelvid's Old Stand
xakoka‘,
�hld
Lots of therm ---do your own
choosing. We know the
stylee, We know exactly
how they should be cut -how
they should fit --- and its our
business to put all these
" knows" together, and fit
you out in the best that your
money can buy - -m no matter
what price yon pay.
It would please as to
have you drop in.
Y
Maxwell R0bta
Mfg Art Tailor - tiog1am
'Vt'"dG1d��1
.vers
To be sure, you are growing
old. But why Jet everybody
see it, in your gray hair?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
ilair Vidor
only use Ayer's Hair Vigor, your gray hair will soon have
all the deep, rich color of
youth. Said for 60 years.
I am now over 69 Tears old and I WW1)
a t)dek, glossy head or long hair which is a
wonderto everyone who secs it. And nota
Flay irDiris, IL It, B nils, eeida iMinn.
SIAM a bottle. .1. 0. A7$n c0.,
Ari drapgicts. for Lowell, Mace.
the bird )s eight months old, and there- - While after every nine months, At four1t
years of age the .ostriches are mature, 1
and commence laying; they are said
to live to the age of threescore and
ten ; they stand•seven feet high and
weigh 300 pounds each. When "pluck- WINGHAM
ing" is to be done, the bird is blind-
folded
and led into a while another
oneher man A i 1V R SHOP
holds the creature, while another care-
fully clips of/ the long black, white or
gray feathers so valuable in the milli-
nery world. When the bird has been
pluckecl, very often a boy mounts it,
and it is turned loose. The zig-zag
run and the haste the bird makes to
hide among its companions are amus-
ing, and the boy rider is often eom-
pelted to dismount and quickly end his
comical- ride, The nests are made in
the open ground. A visit to the Os-
trich farm is indeed interesting.
Should the visitor receive a kick from
one of these birds, he will remember
his visit to their Pasadena home,
Just to the north of Pasadena lie the
Sierra Madre mountains. They look
as though they were only a gun -shot
distant, but it is five miles to the foot-
hills. By electric car line through the
pretty suburb of Altadena, Mt. Lowe
is reached. Here an incline railway
has been built, that is considered one
of the triumphs of engineering skill.
The grades of the incline are 60, 62, 58
and 48 feet. It is said to be the most
wonderful electric railway in the
world. In 3000 feet, we ascend 1,800
feet, and cross a bridge, the steepest
ever built; the length of this bridge is
200 feet, and yet the upper end is 120
feet higher than the lower end. When
you reach Echo peek, you step out of
the car 3500 feet above the sea. Here
is the Observatory, containing one of
the largest telescopes in the world, be-
ing twenty-two feet in length, sixteen
inches in diameter and weighing
twenty-two tons. Here also is placed
the World's Fair great search -light,
which may at night be seen at a dis-
tance of fifty miles. The range of
vision from Echo mountain is wonder-
ful. Entering a trolley car we as-
cend still higher, winding around pre-
cipitous rocks, crossing the circular
bridge which encircles the mountain,
until we reach Alpine Tavern, 5000 feet
altitude. Froin here further ascent
must be by the aid of sure-footed bur-
rows. The views from these higher
points of the route are indeed scenic
pictures. The ascent find descent of
Hair
s
Having pr. -chased the machine
shop business of Vasbinder and Rod -
well, I am prepared to do all kinds
of repair work promptly and at reason-
able rates. Bicycle repairs receive
special attention. New Bicycles of
the best grade for sale.
We shall give careful attention to
all repair work entrusted to us, and
feel confident we shall be able to give
satisfaction.
W. O. PATON, Wingham
ROBT. N. GARNISS
BLUEVALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged
for at the office of the
WINGHAM ADVANCE.
Canadian Order Woodmen of
The World
is distribt d t taus Z 4c� t other.
la It h d3 b P th
All these advantages, excellent bathing touch the fingers of the first as they
in the surf, and good fishing; their it stand in a circle. Perhaps the largest
mtlet be admitted that to gross who of these forest monarchs, is one tits -
have time and money at their disposal, covered in 1001 in the high Sierras ; it
Coronado Were inducements rarely is about 100 feet high and measures
surpassed for enjoyment of life upon 109 feet in circutnference, and about
Photitphodifle, the oceans shore. tai feet in diameter. 11 is estimated
TwsOreetEn ltehRemedt, Long Beach, 18 miles from Los An- that three million feet of lumber could
is an old, well astab• geles, is a delightful resort for the be cut from this tree. Such toweling
fished and reliable weary business man. Here the ocean and stupendous trees must be seen to
preparation, fiatbeb1 air and a bath in the strtf aro indeed get en idea of their immensity. A
prescribed
and used invigorating. mere "ehip" of the bark of one ttf. the
faith in tato Dominion A most interesting hour may ho smaller of these redwood trees, hap-
of Meade sell nd spent at the Oawstnn Ostrich Fain in renetl to be lying in a novelty factory
tbcommen a boons South Pasadena. The ostriches have in Pasadena, It measttt•ed live feet
1isf'orb and Afar, iter• }mak niltliatoenresAn increased in number' to over 800, and 1131080, 12 feet long, and thongh it Was
glvbb universal etttiefAetion. It Yitomptly9__and another farm has now been purchased fully eighteen incites thick, there Was -
pormAnantlycurosallforina o! Nereoua Won for their convenience, The entrance no indicrttion of its having been cut
,teas Fnifrsiona, �fPcr»iatornc�t'athneaoc sivA to the grounds is by way of the sales• eft close to the Woad. These dimem
CAMP NATIONAL 139 -
Hold their regular meetings every 2nd and
4th Friday oaoh month. in Oddfellows'
. Hall All visitors welcome.
R. MAXWELL, 0, C. R. H. CRownx.R, Clerk
Lia " e
St. Louis -,World's Fair
$I$.30 -Good I5 Days
ON SALE DAILX
With stay, over privileges at any intermed-
iate Canadian station, also at Detroit and
Chicago. -
For tickets, and further information, apply
to L. Harold, Ticket Agent or to
J. D. McDONALD
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
Steamship
Express
COMESNCING
TUESDAY, MAY 24th
NOR'Cnnooxn
will leave Toronto at 1.3o p.m. Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday for, Owen Sound ;
Thursday, May 26th, Southbound, leaving
Owen Sound 9.00 a.tn. Sunday, Tuesday
Thursday, for Toronto.
andallAifeeta Or °reeorer stied
! Meteor .Pty»tar Ettcnutanra, Moen mem, where a utast li)ngnificerit exlti- aaiotrs arra rihnost incredible, but they
arse o . lead bitlon of phones ma
y 1 >Y
err
and .Brain 'Worry, 1
Bros perpaurf,. efix o .
ptraac atx ivitl t�uro. Melted ipromjOtyAddt'i� grotinile, a floral ptetnr � fgre(fts tt � (t tl) � rcf�rvf t l s re• Clr�if� t'til• itatilntoti
ltefgilt is covered to the top with a pass Ogden. Later Nu, 0 will hey de.
acitAInfltwity, be seen in rent are vouched fob.
e
rv.
Inaenity Consumption Abd �a Early G a
! r is Uste tetfl variate of stye, On entering the Our next letter (Na. li) will have for-
insanity'
return J
hies . • •. • •e feet and part, 0 ) i
Tara tit. t n C
lag° oak
for p e. �A i t . p t
for t c y
*Apt Oi pri0b, Send � Fi
Thin Weed Coinn(Ln5'',.`.a� . w
hosph6d nb is sold Y , , llesutiful rase bush. with bnn(treds of voted entirely to Salt Lake City and
grit
W. McKibben, A. L,
Weeds fi f id hi Wit gl ani
_b�rr 0, A. p
H1►1a1lton rad 1i, A, Dou,XlM$, Drttg%tetL seen, except In n O . y
fragrant roses- a eight ?est a.ps never its attrractioas. There will be n'iare to
aUf tni'a �ilere uhf► folios ereu then.
Fall parttenlars from any Canadian Paoiflc
Agent, or A. H. Notman, Asst. General Pas-
senger Agent, Toronto.
r
$1.00
Round Trip
GODERICH to
DETROIT
TUESDAV, JUNE 21
Return Thursday, June 23
AMER GREVEO
STEAMER. VND
Two Daysin Detroit
E. rt. Ayer, Foca.
Agent
Special ktcui:alon Train will leave 5,
- Stratford at 0.10, Clinton 7.40 a.tn. Tues-
day. Juno 21.
),ranr Jtineardine. Wingham, etc.,
- take morning trail June 2t, connect-
= ing at Clinton. 17.10 a,m.l with Special
Train for Goderieb. Special train
)caves Goderich for Clinton and way
stations to Stratford and Wingham, on
arrival of steamer Thursday night.
Goderich band Moonlight
8 P.M., Monday, June 20
Leave Goderich for Detroit
8.30 a.m., Tuesday, dune 21st
111aTU1ie TO (101)Liti('IL
Leave Detroit for Goderich
p.in , Thursday, done b'?rd
It13 tl'il TO 10,'1UOre
Leave Goderich for Detroit
:'l 80 a, m , Ftiday, dune 24th
All Canada Time.
WHITE: STAR UNE
ettnrlt+llsirls+etarrw�aflaiear.ut
Slim. Prices,
Stout Values
The Leading Store Sniall Praet�t
"' Malek llatwriss
It Is Time To Buy
"' hitewear
and Waists,
You only know, half the story of our remarkable
values in Wbitewear and Waists when you know the
Prices. The other half is told in the quality and style
of the garments. Come in and learn the other half.
CORSET COVER SPECIALS.
NO. 1, -- Five Dozen nicely made Corset Covers, fine
alepclaperfect fit, good0cvuat trimmed Special Price
NO. 2. -- Five Doz. embroidery trimmed Corset Covers,
regular value 45o - Special Price 3$c
NO. 3. - Extra special tine cambric Corset Covers,
trimmed with Insertion and Lace -to clear 504
A. large range of LADIES' NiGIHT GOWNS at prices
much less than you can make thorn for. See our value
at 75e, $1,00, 51.28, 0.40, $2.00. Dollar value for 75c.
SPECIAL IN LADIES' SIKIRTS. -
Full width, deep frill. trimmed with embroidery and insertion, regular
value $1.25 - our Special Price, 05e. If you want something better, see our
value at 51.54, $2,00, $2.50 and $3.00.
Ladies' Drawers.
At surprising values. Well made
and trimmed. Prices are 25e, 35c, 50c.
Extra Snead at 25c.
Ladies? White Lawn Waists.
We have been complimented at
different times on having the nicest
and largest assortment of Waists in
town. No room here to describe our
many styles - please come and see
them. Prices range from 1190 to $5.00.
Three special clearing lines at 50o, 75e
and 51.00.
11. E. Isard & Co.
Opp, Bank Hamilton
Highest Price. Paid for Produce
1i110W '�i�ild� WWWWW��'W1dhl1�I I ............
ii i l WMEIii
THE ROYAL GROCERY
ziovw.
VI
lie We have just opened up a orate of White ware
with gold lines and clover leaf ; very pretty goods
direct from the potteries of Bishop & Stonier,
Hanley, England. One dozen. Cups, Saucers, and
Plates, thirty six pieces, for ...$2.00 ez
NC
iii wiC
Japanese China. ire
Nkit
AP We have some very pretty things in. Japanese iirIx
China ; we have reduced the prices twenty-five per
.3 A0A.cent. Everything marked in plain figures.ec
31.
3e :Ccrte;_• 4
Brooms.
a.
We would again remind you about Brooms. air
We think we have got the best Broom for the WC
tis money ever came into Wingham, at least that is mit
liawhat the ladies say, each 25c
iic
131 ocE
ii. ,
,„ ,
at a a „.
4�
TekilIMARIPAIMAIIIIMIARAIMAIMARAWARMA▪ MMIR�1$a
1
Dishes.
No Tailoring
Better Than Ours
and our prices
begin at, 512.00
11111111.11111111111111111111.11111111011111.1.111
The man who needs a new Suit, whether for daily, business
wear, or for dress, can do no better than leave his order here.
He will save a great deal in first cost ; be will get his Clothes
quickly ; and he will get them as well made and stylishly fashion-
ed as it is possible to make them ; he will have hundreds of fabrics
to choose from ; and he will be saved the doubtful economy and
uncertain satisfaction of readymade. SPITS -made to order -
made to fit --made to measnre-made to satisfy. No FIT, No PAY.
You know of course "chats our way."
SUMMERY THINGS.
Summery Toggery is now on the bilis. We have lots of cool
comfort in store for our patrons. Make your selections now.
Don't wait until the Thermometer says 00' and then rush in madly
for Summer Duds. Now if you need anything in Summer Plumage
WE'RE YOURS FOR COMFORT.
Summer Hats (straw or otherwise.) ---Our Neglige Shirts --Our
.Breezy Underwear ---Our Summer Neckwear, there's Ocean's of
Comfort.
It will take but little of the "wherewith" to buy the outfit, and
just think how contented you'll be after we have togged you out
for the summer campaign.
HO1VItJTH ROS.
TAILORS ANI) GENTS' FURNISHERS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
_
then remember -Hall's Hair Rene
wer
always
restores color to
you #1ko�otr ra. hair; then keep #t. Perhaps anflair ewerlgh.50fttmoul , es*. up. t