The Wingham Times, 1910-08-18, Page 1VOL. XXX1X.--NO 2010,
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RHEUMATISM
CURE
For Rheumatism only. This
does not cost you one cent unless
it does good. We cheerfully re•
fund money,
KODAKS AND CAMERAS
to rent 25c per day.
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
The 2Store
Macdonald Stook, Wingham,
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WINCHAM TIMES.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 1910.
1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
CUT FLOWERS
AND
FLORAL DESIGNS
M & SON
T. C. GRA(-�A
PHONE 101,
Wear Greer's Shoes and Robbers
Work on tl
The work on th
along nicely and tl
met wish very little
ing John street,
now completed as fi
and the branch sews
ed on John street.
and oellar, drain cot
made.
Wingham
Business
OoI1eo'
e Sewer,
sewer is moving
e contractors have
et back ainoe pass
he main sewer is'
r as Patrick street
�has been complet-
Some of the sewer
nections are being
Wagons for sale. Apply to GuNNS',
Limited.
Is a link in Canada's Creat -
est Chain of High gh Grade
Colleges
found duringthe
ed
past twenty six years. This
chain is the largest train-
ers of young people in Canada
and it is freely admitted that
its graduates get the best posi-
tions. There i3 a reason;
write for it. A diploma from
the Commercial • Educators'
Association of Canada is ' a
passport to success,
You may study partly at
home and f1nf h at the College,
Enter anyday.
Fall Term Opens Aug. 29th
WINGHAM
BUSINESS ' COLLEGE
CHAS. W. BURNS, - Principal.
GLV, SPOTTON, - President,
Kincardine's'
Mayor Geo. M.
of Kincardine, die
an illness of a few
driok was a son of
Kendrick, the first
(sardine, and was b
wards of sixty ye
Kincardine when
the exception of t
in Guelph and Har
dent of Kincardine
Read Willis & Co.'s adv on pane 8.
Praise to Y ung Vocal •
s.t.
.
The Gorrie Vide to reporting a lawn
social recently held at Wroxeter refers
nt3
took
lad who
y
meat as follows:—
(mita mention of the
eilson, of Toronto,
e Hotnntis, of Wing -
of the termer showed
ndid control and of
weetnese. Mies Ho-
ly well, and for one
,L[kable that she Binge
jticloua training Miss
W rank well up.
B.
to a Wingham yo
part in the entertai
We wish to make s
singing of Mies
and Miss Margneril
ham, The singing
a voice under spl
good range and
mnth did expeedi
so young it is rem
so well. With ju
Homnth bide fa
among our vooali
Mayor Dead.
cKendrick, druggist
Friday night after
eeks. Mr. McKen-
e late Matthew Mo.
postmaster of Kin-
rn in Hamilton np•
rs ago. lie went so
nits young, and with
0 or three years spent
Ilton has b = : n a resi-
inoe.
Sewing wanted ., et ;vartioulare at
TIAIES OFFICE.
Wingham
This year's Voters
of Wingham has be
first posted in Oler
Monday last. The li
of 818 voters. In P
255; Part 3, 97. T
are as follows:—Wa
15i; Ward 3, 198;
vision 1, 205; poll•
The number of perso
as jurors, Is 355.
number otanstere on
i
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
TOMATOES
Are now to the front. We've
only had several small lots, and
considering' every thing the qual-
ity has been A
ALL ORDERS WILL BE PPILLED
WITH THE BEST STOCK
PROCURABLE AND AT
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
This is the store for PURE
VINEGAR and BEST
QUALITY SPICES
GENUINE BARGAINS
IN CHINAWARE
In , order to make room for
goods to some in, huge reductions
will be matte in
DINNER SETS
TOILET SETS
TEA SETS
J ANC'Y CfIINA, ETC.
'Cane here for GOOD TEA
AND COFFEE.
Fresh fish evjr'y weekend, at T.
FELLS' butcher shop.
Died at Fo
Mr. Ilcgh Prior,
Wingham and Turn
Sellar hospital at F
day last, followin
peritonitis. The d
forty three years of
as a boiler maker
had been ill for o
parents, both of
were for many years residents, of Tnrn-
ther of Mrs. F. W.
The remains er-
n Monday evening,
r. Arthur Prior,.
ed, and his wife
he funeral took
afternoon from
g rooms to the
ters' List.
'List for the Town
printed .and was
Groves' offloe on
t contains a total
rt 1, 466; Part 2,
'voters by wards
d 1, 164; Ward 2,
rd 4, polling divin-
g division 2, 100.
s qualified to serve
net year the total
he list w e 891.
Set of single har' •s= and buggy for
sale cheap. Apply • • , DAVIS.
No Minis
Although Wing
thee, it iwas scar
young couple on
week, whose ex
what unique. T
i n orderthat the
married. They hi
parsonage, lo, no
Baptist, and he a
terian manse was
reverend gentlema
of Wingham's div
erating in other off
r in Town
m has five obur-
ely enough for a
Monday, of last
erience was some•
ay came to town
might be quietly
d to the Methodist
actor; then to the
y also; the Presby -
tried, but alas, this
made one of the trio
nes who were romp -
es.
t William.
former resident of
erry, died in Mo•
t William, on Fri -
an operation for
ceased, who- was
e, was employed
Port Arthur and
y a few days. His
horn are deceased,
Building New
The oontreotors b
work on the building of
to replete() the small w
the gravel road south
The new bridge will
with concrete abutmen
batmen
Warden Irwin and
of Morrie will ende
tinge for a deviation
this road rias be used for
as it will be some weeks
bridge is completed.
berry. Ile was a br
Strioker of this tow
rived in Wingharn
accompanied by
brother of deoea
and ohild and
place on Tueeda
Walker's undertak
Wingham cemetery
A Splen
Mr. A D. MoKe
the Lnaknow S
publishing an illn
n eotion with the
There are given a
tures of the pro
business plaoee as
of the, town, bus
e dition is a credit
the people of Luc
gratulated on ha
newspaper office.
The W
The Western F
Sep. 9th to 17th, a
tion, is beoomin
year. Breeders e
report good res
their animals at
dation for the di
Stook is well arra
and the prizes
this year. In
prizes there are
specials, one of
Service, value $4
Year -Old Filly
id Edition,
zie last week brought
tinel up-to.date in
rated edition in oon-
Old Boys' re -anion,
urge number of pit•
inent business men
ell as a short history
etas men, eto. The
o the publisher and
now are to be con-
ing an up-to-date
ridge.
ve • commenced
the new bridge
°den bridge on
of Wingham,
be, of steel
floor
end
eeve Taylor
or to arr-
ad so that
public] travel
tore the new
Canadian National :)(titbit'
Return Tickets at sin •Ie fa
issued via Grand Truo. R -
tem from all stations in
Cornwall and Ottawa;
gust 27th to Sept. 1
Canadian National Ex.lbi
Return limit Sept. 13th,
low rates will also be in
fain days.' Full parttoale
from any Grand Trunk A
The eohoul children need the best of
shoes. Try our School Shoes.
W. J. GREER,
Junior M
The honor junior
ination results
week and in oon
Education Depart
ing'etatement: —
in each subject is
didate's name, 1
honors, II. seoond 1olaes honors, and III.
third•class honors, respectively. The
successful candidates
—R. Ball, history, III. ,
in III , Greek I ; N.
, French I.; B. Kay,
'eh II., physics III.,
n AI.; R. H. Lloyd,
hysios L, chemistry
ory III„ English II ,
(Rance, mathematics
hemistry II.; M. G.
; English IL, biol.
II, ; J. Scott, history
in III , French I ;
y III., English III.
riculation.
matriculation exam -
ere announced last
eotion therewith the
hent made the follow -
he standing obtained
ndioated after a e'en -
indicating first-class
will be
way Sys•
ade west of
d going An-
nclueive, for
on, Toronto.
910. Special
eat on der•
and tickets
nt.
Old People in
Mr, H. H. Sherriff, a
hem boy, who is now bo
assistant postmnater at St
writing to his parents,
Jae. Sherriff, reports good
section of the West and t
now general. Mr. Sherri
a very interesting item as
notioed in Lloyd's:News,
ed in London, England, t
claimed to be the King'
died at the age of 106 yea
living three miles from S
and Mrs. Sohn MoOoehe
Goshen was 108 years
and John MoCoahen will
should he live till Deets
This old couple are living
farm, over half a mile fr
their nearest neighbor.
walks to town and back,
miles, and to see him w
say hewas good for 1i ty
am personally acquaints
his intellect is as young a
look at him you would ju
be about sixty years.
ie still able to do her o
end keep house. I do
have any ;people down
old as these people. Th'
for Saskatchewan clime
following are th
in Huron county
English II , La
Cluff, Latin II
history III., Eng
Latin III , Germ
mathematics II ;
II. ; J. O'Neil, hi
Greek III.; 0. C.
III., physics III.,
Rumford, history
ogy III., chemistry
II., English I., Li
F. VanStone, histq
stern Fair.
ir, London, Ontario
a Live Stock Exhibi-
more popular each
d Stockmen always
to from Exhibiting
ondon, The olassifi•
erent breeds of Live
ged in the Prize List
ered are extra good
dition to the oaah
a number of good
hioh is a Silver Tea
.00, for the beat Two -
red in Canada, given
by "The Canadia Farm." This should
bring out a goo entry in this olaes.
The cash prizes for the Cattle, Sheep
and Swine are • 1 increased this year
and a large entry a expeoted. The rule
withholding third prize when 110 Dom.
petition was offe ed has been with•
drawn, and all pri es may be awarded
if the animals are • orthy. Medals Will
be given in tome 9: otions in the Sheep
Department. The o ag and Cat Show
will again be a fea . re this year. Men -
day, September 1 •h, will be AAthletie
Day, when a po . alar programme of
sports, including a ug•of•War, will be
put On. All infor P anon will be given
on application to the 8eoretary, Lon-
don, Ontario.
est.
rover Wing-
k•keeper and
City, Sask.,
r. and Mrs,
drops in his
1 nutting is
also gives us
follows :—"I
paper print -
at one who
ideas enbjeot
e. We have,
ar City, Mr.
Mrs. Mo
dlast June,
98 years old
ber 29 next.
n their own
m their son,
John often
nearly seven
k one would
years yet. I
with him and
his body. To
ge his age to
ra. McCoshen
n housework
t think you
in Ontario as
sounds good
0."
Cow To ExOHANGJ,—A good Jersey
Grade Cow to exchange for Holstein, or
other heavier milker. Apply to L. W.
HANSON, National, Hotel, Wingham.
Growth of Rural Telephones.
To anyone 'who'tr
roads one of the most
is the continuous evide
of the rural telephone
contemporary, Even
and sparsely settled p
try have their strings
spreading like a net
way after highway a
here and there to to
house that, were it not
ing link of electricity,
isolated. The call of t
is no uncommon sound
to -day. Men are calla
ing, prices aro learned,
ling is done, orders g
and grocer, and friendl
are all among the m
keep the busy rural lin
farmer with a telephon
sated than his brother i
often far lees so, for t
rule, does not know hi
bur. The farmer kno
thanks to the wonde
Prof. Graham Bell,
neighbors 611 day or e
night. The North
Co. has 'set the we
people of this Beotion
connection with Win
Bide world. The
nearly 160 subscribe
Wingham and a la
will have oonneotion
the se.tBOn, Parties
installed can get full
rates, etc at the TIlut
els the country
triking features
oe of the growth
ompanies. says a
he most remote
to of the conn•
of wired poles,
ork along high -
d branching off
in some farm
or the connect -
mild indeed be
e telephone bell
n the farmhouse
for the thresh -
buying and eel -
to the butcher
gossip and chat
ny things that
e buzzing, The
is no more iso.
the oity, indeed
city man, as a
next• door neigh-
s everybody and,
ful invention of
can talk to his
y minute of the
won Telephone
for many of the
to have telephone
ham and the out-
ompany now has
e oouneoted with
e number more
efore the 01.4e of
ening a telephone
particulars as to
cillee.
High Sal
Salaries in all lines
none so rapidly as ate
ladies graduating
fro
Business College dnri
have started at from T
Dollars ($15) per wee
graduates of a few ye
ing Twelve Hnndr
per annum. Any yo
stenography in six
TQWN CUNCIL..
A special meeting
oil was held on fixes
members present exp
old. The matters c
1 1
were the Bell Te op.
of the Town Ooun•
ay evening,a the all
dept Conu. MoDon•
p for consideration
one Co, franchise,
the appointing of aEngineer and the
passing of a bylaw o regulate the con•
strnotion of sewers.
Bylaw No, 617, r pealing the by law
of last regular meati g and authorizing
the Mayor and Oler to sign the agree
ment with the Bell elepbone Oo., giv-
ing a five year frau hire in Wiugbaw,
was given three read ngs and on motion
of Oonne. Elliott ud MoK.bbou was
paeeed as read.
The new egreem nt gives the town
$100.00 per year en two free long-dis-
tance telephones,
By law No. 618, ppointing Elsworth
Bolton, of Listowel as Engineer under
the Ditches and W teroonrses. Aot, fix•
ing his remuuerati and fixing the fees
of the Clerk under the Aot was given
three readings and n motion of Couto.
Redmond and Bon was passed.
By -Law No. 6 2, dealing with the
oonatruotion and regulations in refer
once to sewers to the attention of the
Councillors for o er an hour and was
considered clans by clause. The by
law provides that the cost of construct-
ing a sewer will , e 52 Dents per foot and
this sum spread • er a period of thirty
years will make n annual coat of 33r;
cents per foot of frontage tax to the
property owner whose premises the
sewer passes. Thnecessary provision
was made for p rties owning' corner
lots. On motion •f Comas. Elliott and
Gregory the by -la • was passed.
Conn. McKibbo brought up the mat-
ter of parties alio • 'ng ponitty to run at
large and as the m tter is covered by a
by-law no aotion as taken.
fes.
e advancing but
graphy. Young
the Wingham
g the past year
n (710) to Fifteen
and several lady
re ago are receiv-
Dollars (71,200)
g lady can master
months and Mr.
Spotton personally g aranteee all grad -
nates positions witb"n ten days of grain
ation. For young en stenography is
the key to success. A male graduate of
two years ago is •ow receiving Two
Thousand Five Hu dred Dollars (72,500)
per annum. Pare + •s should teach their
boys that which th .y will practice when
they become men. The business world
is asking for yonn' people with a busi-
ness education. i . . Spotton's Chain of
Colleges last year trained over sixteen
hundred students at College and by
Home Study. An • young person need-
ing advice 0e to the advantages of a
comineroial trainin should write him.
PERSONAL.
Mr,Fred Le A, wl
e
the Queens Rotel,
Ur. Herb Jobb ie
brotheir at Windsor.
Mies Pearl Moore
piano tuner is at
olidaying with leis
e spending her holt•
days with friends ip Cincinnati,
Mrs, Alex Rito1 te, of Winnipeg, 1s
visiting with Wing am friends.
Mies Bowers, of I gersoll, is visiting
with"her brother, M . Thos. Bowers.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E MacDonald attend•
ed,the reunion et St Helens last week.
Mrs. Peroy Brow of Acton, is visit,
Jug with her mother', Mrs. A, E. Simm-
one,
Miss Fannie Melina, of Blyth, was
visiting her friend, Ise L, Stalker, last
week,
Mr. Norman Brom way of Detroit, is
spending his holid ys with Wingham
friends.
Misses Margrret
Detroit, are visitin
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W
were visiting wit
over Sunday.
Mrs. D. Roberts
ting with her pa
Arch, MoGiliivra
Big bargains in
slippers and oxtor
clearing sale.
Prize Winne
At Goderich 1
Wingham bowlers
J. Mason, L. W.
Holmes, as skip,
They played eigh
handsome rattan
in the Consolation
the ecoreS in th
PRELIMIN
Wingham
D. Holmes 20
let
GIRLS WANTED.—F
sewing machines in k
day work, Olean,
Ute. Oo si ituTen ly
r work On power
itting mill or by
teddy work and
to THE WATSON
rib, Ont.
" 18
2ndt'onnd
,• 21
Semi Finals
,
s at Goderich.
at week a rink of
composed of K. Rae,
Hanson and Dudley
ade a good showing.
games and won four
ekers, the first prize
Tho following are
different games: —
RY—Trophy.
Goderioh
F. Butland 14
ladies and ,ohildrens
B at W. J. GREER'S
INDEPENDE
ODDFELLOWS,
At the meeting
ment and Grand
dent Order of Odd
to last week the r
officers showed rho Order to be in a
prosperous conditio
The report of the rand Encampment
for the term ending Jp ne 30, 1910, shows
363 initiations, and 24 reinstatements
and admissions by oar , while there were
135 enepensions, 12 wi hdrawals, and 22
deaths, making a nt increase for six
months of 219 membe s.
The report of the! Grand Treasurer
gives receipts as 74,574.44, including a
balance from last report of 71,611.10,
and disbursements, $3,417.66, leaving a
balance of $1,156 78.
The reports of the
oers showed that the mbmborehip of the
order on June 30 last was 44,514 or 2,000
more than in the prei,ions Jane. The
present memberenip jis about 43,407.
Daring the year ending June 30 the
order paid out $50,458 in sick benefits,
-$9,7736 to widows and 'orphans, 72,973 in
5,628 for funeral
aymente in bane -
180. The total re -
the Grand Enoamp-
dge of the Indepen-
'lows held at Toron-
ports of the . Grand
Mrs. T. J. E
Hazel, left on T
home in the West.
Dr. Wm. Agne
is holidaying at
Lower Wingham.
Mr, and Mra. F
visiting with Mrs,
at Blyth last week.
Mine Irene Davis
Wingham Junction
University term ope
Mr. John Quiz
spending his holida-
Mr, and Mrs, John
Miss Mabel Mao
few weeks with
Windsor and Port
Mr. W. J,. Flenty
nd Lovetta Irvine of
at the home of their
• Mason, of Blyth,
Wingham friends
n, of Toronto, is viol-
enta, Mr, and Mrs.
liott and daughter,
eaday for their new
The Pickling Season.
The pickling Beason ie no
hwe the beat pickles it la ve
that the BEST vinegars B
have vee t opee tj a o
a eolal quality, on
on and to
imp'irtent
id be useds.
linos of very
ore 3 X malt, One
year old vinegar, , e other a pure cider
vinegar two years old• thus insuring not
only strength, riohness and ripeneas,
bu.t
abeute safety,
You will find our
pride very rea amiable,
D, M, GOIsnoll.
of Dayton, Ohio;
is parental home in
and Lodge of&
"" 20
Sall ROt1ND'�-ABSOOiatiall
} Brussels
Roes 15
Lnoknow
Allen 12
Clinton
in epeoial relief, and
expenses. In 1009 the
fits amounted to $128,•
ceipte were 7451,100, land the disburse-
ments 7433,285. Theassets of the order
are valued at 71,803,528. The report of
Grand Secretary J. 1. King shows that
during the year 14 new lodges were es-
tablished and the membership was in-
creased by 1,732. There are now 365
lodges in the jurisdiction.
The Oddfellows' Home Board report-
ed that the net coat for the maintenance
of the home and ophanage last year
WAR 72,023.36, and t e net surplus at the
end of the year wa 722,471.95. Early
ip April the direct° s sold the Oddfol-
low's home at Only tile for $35,500, and
a new property over purchased on the
northeast corner of avenport road and
oronto, for 735,000.
n Toronto, the new
rth 750,000. From
e a net profit, after
sea of transfer, was
incl investment in
property was but $18,348 88.
In the home at +resent there are six
aged people and six ohiidren, and appli-
cations have been •• ade for many other
admissions.
Barge 18
Seaforth
Wilson 21
D. Holmes 22
Semi•Finale
G. Sperling were
Myles Young at
is teaching in the
School until the
e,
NOTICE
The bridge on the ngbam prairie
now under const not will be olosed to
hr
nr a no i e
obit ravel nn>� i o
p of
D. PATTERSON,
County Engineer.
of Longwood is
e with bis parents,
ulrk.
onald is spending a
riende in Detroit,
ron.
and two sone, of
LAND FOR SALE
Quarter eeotion of land in Saekatche•
wan, twenty aures broken, thirty acres
fenced, five acres bush, small house and
stable, good water..
C, N GRIFFIN,
Real Estate Agent..
Wingham, Ont.
Oakville, were visiti . g for a few days at
Mr. Fleuty's parenta
Messrs Harry and
Winnipeg are vieitin
ants, Mr. and Mie., J
Mr, and Mrs. H'
children of Toron
Wingham relative
Clinton
12 i Barge 15
D. Helmet) 17
11
London
Jordan 15
Misses Annie a
turned home lest
friends in Peterbo
Miss Alice Du
visited for over Sc
Miss Etta Ourrie i
Master Bert On
oeh is holidayii
James H. Ourrie
Mr. and Mrs U
of Buffalo, are vi
er's parents, Mr.
Mrs. A. Youn
have returned ho
weeks at the homy of Mt. Geo. Young
i.n Toronto.
Mr. Geo. Walked, of Turnberry, left
on Tuesday on a trip through the West
and ie leaving his sbn, Chester, in charge
of
Clinton
Qourtioe 10
Our Splendid Solsoel Sheets at $1.25,
$1 50, and 72.0. Out down the Shoe
bills in every family where th4v are
Ossington avenue,
As values are going
property will be w
the sale of the ho
deducting the expe
$17,000, as the ori
at Oakvill
• home..
eorge Ansley, of
with their• par -
n Ansley.
H. Chisholm, and
o are visiting with
and friends,
d Lillian Deyell re -
eek from a visit with
ok
�o a
nd Millbro
akin, of Glenannan,
mday with her friend,
n East Wawanosh.
ria, of hast Wawan-
g with his cousin,
(t Maitland Valley.
arles Quirk and child,
iting with the form•
nd Mrs. John Quirk.
and Gordon Young
e after spending two
WINGHAM
CHOPPING MILL.
Having contracted for Bran. Shorts,
Flour, Feed, eto.,to be shipped in car
lots, I will be able to supply these at all
times in any quantities. Also all kinds
of Chop for sale in large or Small gnan-
iiia.
I will exchange Flour for Wheat on
the usual terms.
Market prices paid for all k fuse of grain.
EZRA MERKLEY
Proprietor,
Married a
A happy event too
Wednesday at St. 13
Mr, George Bretna
Mists Hannah Weil
was performed by It
Bretnaw left on
their return they
the farm.
Messrs. Arch C t mpbell and Thos.
Abraham of Morris left on Tuesday on
a trip to the West and will spend some
time at Ninga, Ma�y'.
Messrs. J. J. Cdnningham and W.
Vary, of the Weste#n Foundry Co. left
iciness trip through
o through to Van -
Rectory.
place at neon on
ta's Rectory, when
on Saturday on a b
thetWest and will
bouver.
Chief of Police S emin, of Brantford
was visiting for a, few days with his
cousin, Mr. jas. lemin. This is the
first time the t o cousins had men
each other and th visit was a very
pleasant one.
Wingltam's Warm
Welcome
Bounder
The representativ
who met in Goderi
so good specimens of
would be hard to b
wart, manly, gentle
essenee of the cream
and Wardon Irvin at
It was somewhat of
three eounties, the
awArd a contract for
tion of concrete abut
foundations, and iayi
What we have to offer
Busy faotories, fine stores. unsur-
passed High and Public sobools, well
equipped Business College, good
clean, local newspapers, liberally sup.
ported and well managed Hospital,
five churches, good Sunday schools,
rural telephone oonnection, three
leading banks, well kept botele, ex•
(tenant railroad facilities, municapal-
ly owned Light and water systems,
good fire proteatton, a live comical, a
wide awake Board of Trade.
Just tlie place for the Retiring
Farmer, the Business Man, the Muth -
WSW, the Student, the Manufacturer,
or the General Agent, or Commer-
cial Traveller, to buy a home or tout
a business.
The busiest and prettiest town of
its size in Old Ontario.
Call and see us, we have a number
of nice properties for sale in Wing-
-haps and also in the town plot ad -
Ritchie & Conn
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
s from Huron, Mid,
Connty Councils,
h yesterday, were
manhood that they
anly, the very
f the electorate,
e head of Huron
a combine with
eeting being 10
ents, with pile
Sarible River,
e townships of
to R. Walthana,
Vsork, and the
the Hamilton
Gelder's% Star.
general servant
was married to for a bridge on the
er. The cerenionY on the line between
vas aarvad at the The contraot was given
ter whioh Mr. and at 72,065 for the conoret
ill reside ori Soott Bridge Co. for $1,985,
TRY OUR
SCHOOL SHOES
WANTED. --A good
The Sebool Children need the best
of Shoes—they can't be too good !
With the games they play and the
trotting around they do, they kiek
out the toes, scufr the heels, mid
scrape through the soles in no time,
if the Shoes are not of tile best
Our School Shoes give the limit
of good wear and tsoinfort because
the leathers, trimmings end works
matiship are of a quality that we
insisted shotild into our thoes.
Girls' Shoes 81.,15, eite.re?,
Olnkannan
It will cost less money to keep the
Children in School Shoes if they wear
OUR, KIND, than it wilt if they
wear the entertain Port.
GREER
Bele Agents for Hagar and SItV,A1, .nri, tits
t.,h0es for an I