The Wingham Times, 1911-11-30, Page 1•
VOTE FOR Wo H. KERB ON DECEMBER rith
VOL. E.—NO 2078.
WINOHAMI .ONTARIO; THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30 1911.
50 Per. Gent
Discount
On Stamped Brass. for
Piercing and Stamped
Wood fQr Pyrography
for ten days
25e article at 1.8c
.850article at 18e
500 article at 250
?fie article at 88c
We intend to clear out our
present stock regard-
less of cost,
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Walton McKibboo
THE DRUGGIST
271. aucc...ez.Seont
Macdonald Block, Winghane
200 ACRE FARM
FOR SALE
.A fine farm of 200 acree has
just been listed with us for im-
mediate sale on account of owners
..1.11 health. • Large brick house
and bank barn, also all other
necessary buildings; fifty ares
leash, never failing well and
spring. School mile, post office
mile, churches 1 to 3 miles. A
rare change to get a good place
in a fine locality. Price $8500,
or will exchange for a smaller
farm.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale
At Westfield. good business. Own-
er wishes to retire and will sell
right. A good opportunity for a
young man wishing to start busi-
ness for himself.
.11101•1•111•11•0•1111,
Ritchie 86 Cosells
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
;••••••••••••matomm
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINGH.aM, mewls°.
Farmers who want mono; to buy
hones, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
oan have it on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agent!, on favorable term.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going,
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
BUY FRUITS
NOW
The market for New rruit is ex
ceptionally firm and looks like
higher prices. We would advise
getting supplies now.
Superb Quality
What frillwe have already re,
teived is excellent quality and
for the grade of 're& prices are
1100X 130TTONI
Currants, choice, per lb. - 10e
Currants, extra choke, g lbs.
for — 25e
Itaisixle, tip top quality 10e
Lemon and Orange Peel,
imported — 11e
Pigs — • 56
Choice Seeded Raisins, g
pkgs for 25c
SEE THEM
wArrnroo—Oholee flatter) rresh
tgigs, Mild Melted Dettna,
Potos o etc,
Wear (Veers Sboes and Ruben
A New Stery,
The TIMES will n
the smblishing of a
"The Goose Girl"
This is one of the I
are Sure it will pro
readers. Look for
in our next iseue.
xt week commence
new story entitled
y Harold MacGrath.
test stories and we
e interesting to our
be opening chapter
Cedar' rails vvantecl. Apply to the
Western Foundry Co, Limited,
Tempera
Envoy Brown, _ef
fighter ad brewer '
on Saturday and
the auspices of th
The meetings on Sa
evenings will be het
Army Hall. On Su
3.15 o'clock in the To
will give his life stor
be occupied by Mr.
ce
Toronto, ex -prize
ill visit» Wingham
untiey next under
Salvation Array,
rday and Sunday
in the Salvation
ay afternoon at
n Hall Mr. Brown
The chair »will
Buchanan.
Don't miss bargains in pretty hats
while sale is on at Mrs. Green's,
Large stock to select frorn.
• Ballagh
Messrs. J. A. Mil
executors of the
have sold the 100-a
Turnberry to Mr.
Mr. McKague resi
sion on which th
located and he will
conveniently situat
is one of the pro
Turnberry and his
him an excellent pr
m Sold,
and Alex. Young,.
r. A. Mills estate
re Ballagh farm in
Robt. McKague.
es on the conees-
Ballagh farm is
ow have 200 acres
d. Mr. McKague
parous farmers of
w farm will give
perty,
WANTED—Young men to learn the
'furniture and upholstering business.
to Apply Walker & Clegg, Wingham,
Ont. - •
/Handkerchief a
The Ladies' Aux
ham General Hospi
kerehief and apron
cit Chamber on Fr
evening of this we
offered for sale
handkerchiefs, a
cooking and candil
be used in aid of th
hope to see the baz
and well patronized
Wingham and distr-
d Apron Bazaai:.
iary of the Wing -
al will hold a hand -
bazaar in the Coun-
ay afternoon and
k. There will be
large number of
rons, »home-made
s. The funds will
hospital and we
ar largely attended
by the people of
t.
Go to Kleox's for
New Year Post
our Christmas and
s.
Before selling your prints or rolled
butter, and poultry alive or dressed, it
will be to ycur advantage to get our
prices. ARmotne & Co., Phone 52.
Social 'ening.
The young ladies mployed in Prin-
gle's glove factory ere treated to a
sleigh ride last Thu day night by the
young men of the g ve dept. After a
ten mile drive in t o loaded carryalls
they drove to the h me of Mr. H. An-
gus, foreman of the cutting dept.,
where a very su pthoes dinner was
provided by Mr, at Mrs. Angus. The
carryalls t take them home
after a few hours' pleasant entertain-
ment, all voting M . and Mrs. Angus
first-class entertai ers and the young
ladies also think t at the young men
in Pringle's glove dept. are all 0. K.
FAA To RENT. -100 acres in Town-
ship of Turnberry in a good state of
cultivation. Apply to R. VANsTONE,
Winghatn, P. 0.
'Died at
A. W. Robb, post
ton, died tmexpe
morning of last wee
born in the Town
about fifty-six years
sehool in his younge
wards bought and
Enterprise for twel
1,o Walkerton he hou
which he sold three
on his appointme
He was ex-Wardee o
magistrate of Welke
ed South truce in the
on the death of the la
but was defeated
the present mensbei.
tient hItethodist, a Me
ber of the High S
alkerton.
aster of Walker-
edly Wednesday
. Mr. Robb was
hip of Eldetslie,
ago. He taught
days, and after -
ran the Chesley
o years. Coming
ht the Telescope,
ears ago last June
as postmaster,
the eounty, police
oh, and contest -
Liberal interest
e Henry
J. J. Donnelly,
He was a prone -
on, and a mem-
hoot %AM, He
leaves, besides his wi » ow, one son, Dr.
Harvey 'Robb, of Te onto, and Miss
Neres, at home.
IlotisE 're RENT.—I Town Mot, with
or without land, good rchard; aonveti-
ient to foundry. Also s e lend in Towri
plot will be soldcheap. pply to A.leeI.
ley. •
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on pagep
NORM HURON
The nomination
tion with the Pr
North Huron will b
ham Town Hall nei
Mr, Peter W. Scott
Officer and the time
nations will be from
There will be a publ
close of the nonainsit
on the questions o
delivered by the ca
representatiyes.
OMINATION,
toting in connee-
vincial contest in
held in the Wing-
ISIonday afternoon.
is the Returning
or receiving noniie
12 till 2 o'clock.
meeting at the
n when addresses
the day will be
didates and their
TO RENT. — Good seven -roomed honee„
with electric lights,. hard and soft
water. Apply to J. A. McLExte.
Death of Turn erry Pioneer.
Mr. James Wylie
o Turnberry passe
last in the pers6
Deceased had been
some time. He wa
of Gretna,Dumfries
mime to Canada in 1
Durham county. 0 er Any years ago
he moved to Turnbe ry and resided con-
tinuously on lot- 6 n the 6th conces-
sion. Mr, Wylie as a man of not
many words, but he erformed his part
in life so as to enjo the esteem of the
community for his any commendable
traits of character. e was for years
an Elder in the Wro eter Presbyterian
Church and in politic he was a Liber-
al. He was for sev years a Director
of the Howick Mut I Fire insurance
Co. The funeral to k place on Tues-
day afternoon to th • Wroxeter ceme-
tery.
one of the pioneers,
away on Saturday
of James Wylie.
poor health for
born in the parish
ire, Scotland, and
51, settling first in
1
WANTED. An experienced dining -
room girl. Apply at Queen's hotel.
•
Death of ra. Tamlyn.
Wingham has
week one of the
pioneers in the pe
wife of Dr. J. E.
lyn had been in p
time. She was bo
land, her father b
leading dry goods
town. When fiv
subject of this to
and other member
to Canada and set
of Clark, one m
For forty-four ye
been a highly e
Wingham and sa
a mere hamlet.
had during her
made a large dire e of friends and her
death makes ano er break among •the
pioneers of this ction. Of her own
family there we e three sisters and
one brother and ly one sister, Mrs.
E. C. Bemam, of Newcastle, survives.
Besides her hush nd there is one son,
Dr. H. E. W. T mlyn, of this town.
Mrs. Tamlyn as a member of the
Church of Engle d. The funeral took
place on Satur. ;sr afternoon to the
Wingham cemete y.
t.st during the past
arly and respected
son of Louisa Toms,
amlyn, Mrs. Tam -
.r health foe some
n in ,Exeter, Eng-
ing then one of the
merchants in that
years of age, the
ce, with her parents
of the family, came
led in the Township
e from Newcastle.
re Mrs. Tamlyn had
teemed resident of
the town grow from
he was a woman who
long residence here
Women's A.rties, Storm Gaiters and
Leggins, 50c to $1.50 in all styles and
sizes at W. J. Gnomes.
HIGH SCHO
On Friday last th
the Literary Soc
President Dore ht t
minutes had been
Buchanan, Miss D.
on for a piano solo.
President gave a f
getic words urgin
Work togetlaer for
rink. The other n
gram were a violi
ing, the reading so
Soya' Chorus and
he Field Day prfee
pionship medals, ',the
boys' badges wee
badges for the girls
next meeting. The
by Mr. I, C. Smith
announced in last s
was followed by Mr
tributed the badges
IVIise Anderson, sell
pennante to the wi
G. R. Smith, as eriti
dress and the meet'
usual vomiter
AStendaii, has n
Boys' Glee Chi)) t
tory of the eehool.
A large number
the Literary last
always 'Welcome.
'
ie
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LNOTES.
first meeting of
was held with
chair. After the
ad by Secretary
seigh was called
Following this the
w vigorous, ener
the students to
making of a
bereon the pro..
010 bylMiss E. Tip -
the Journal, the
e distribution of
s Only the chain-
•nnants and the
distributed, the
eing left until the
edals were given
O the champions
ek's paper. lie
Percy, who dis-
o the boys, and
gave away the
ing teems. Mr.
, gave a short ade
broke up in the
reached 151.
e best in the his.
visitors attended
ereek. Visitors are
Buy a fano rocker for a Christmas
present. Some beauties on sale at
WALEElea furniture Mote.
•
Death of homes Henderson.
There passe away at his home on
John street o Thiirsday evening last
one of the pi eer residents of this secs
tion in the p »son of Thomet; Render.
son,aed 80 ears, The deceaaed had
been in poor ealth ;Mice the spring ef
1897 and sin, '• that. time bad been an
invalid fella » ing an attack of rheum-
tism. Thro gb all his illness he bore
it patiently and wae never known -to
grumble, r. Henderson was born in
Lanarkshir, Scotland, end in 1850,
when 10 ye re of age, he came to Can
ada with is parents, brothers and
sister, sett ing in Vaughan Township.
Here the f mily remained until 1857
when he ea e to Morris and settled on
lots 5 and in the let concesaiop • of
Morris. W en the deceased came here
he was ac ompanied by five of his
brothers,» all of whom located on farms
on the Blue le road and the deceased
was the la: member of the family.
When he firs came into this section he
had to walk ram Goderich to his farm,
following th blaze in the woods. » This
was a numb of years before Wing -
ham was on he map; He was married
n the 22n. of Noyember, 1861, to
harlotte G y, veno survives him. The
ay prior to is death, he reached his
Oth birthda » and also the 50th year of
edded life Mr. Henderson was a
ery hard w riting man in his day and
he beautif farm shows the result of
is many y ars of labor. He had for
ears been member of St. Andrew's
resbyteri n Church and until poor
ealth cam was always faithful in his
itendance at public worship. In poli-
es he was a Liberal and was always
ell infor d on tbe» pulalic questions
the day. He had for many years
en:a- me ber of the Canadian Order
Forester and the Ancient Order of
nited Wor men, Mr. Henderson was
e of the f w remaining pioneeis of
is section. There were twelve ehil-
en in Mr. Henderson's family and
sides his widow he is survived by
von childre ,i viz:—Mrs. John Henry,
randon, Ma :; George, of Dunean, R.
William ., on, the homestead; Ad-
, Emma d Maggie, at home and
Edgar, of nerosse, Wis. The fun -
al on Tuesd y afternoon to the Wing -
m cemeter was largely attended,
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Logi! Logs!
I am prepared to pay the highest
cash price for all kinds of saw logs.
Call and get prices and lengths to
cut logs. J. A. MCLEAN.
POULTRY WANTED.—Highest cash
price paid for all kinds of poultry; alive
or dressed. Phone 10. Gunns, Limited.
Whitechu c Rifle Club.
On Thursday, ovember 23rd, the
annual rifle match if the Whiteeherch
Rifle Association w s held on the range
at.Whitechurch. Ithough the weath-
er conditions were very unfaverable,
there was a fairly • od attendance at
the match. The op • osing teams were
captained by Mr. W McClenaghan
and Mr. Gordon S iell respectively.
Mr. McClenaghan's t am made an ag-
gregate score of 308 points and Mr.
1 Shiell's team scored 3:3, making them
the winners by 45 poi ts. In addition
to the lively interest stately taken in
this event, a feature o special interest
was a number of vidu: .le prizes given
by Captain C. G. Van tone, L. Kenne-
dy, McGee & Campbe)1, of Wingham,
and Miss Carrick of Whitechurch, also
liberal cash prizes given by A. IL IVIuse
grove, M. P. P„ Mr. Cash, travelling
d, and others. The
prize-winners:—R
coat; S. Elliott, $5
n Shiell, s pipe;
hand -panted sae in
0 50c. cash. Cash
ft, $2; S. Deacon,
, $1.50; Jas. McClen-
. Shiell, $1; John
Robertsoh, 50e; B.
0, M. Reid, 25e. In
• math, the Domin-
lioti was also finish.
r. Gordon Shiell be.
the coveted silver -
eh Rifle Association
0 the front, and tin-
eMent of Capt. Car-
eeotries one of the
county, they being
County Association
. An oyster supper
the Club at White-
er 5th. The follow-
conmetitioe scores:
salesman of Strada
following are the
Carrick, $6 sweater
sweater coat; Gord/
Geo. T. Robertson,
cushion coeer, al
prizes— D. Beer
$1.76; Chas. Elliot
aghan, $1,25; R.
McGee, 750; A.
Walker, 50e; W.
addition to the rifl
km Salver Compe
ed for this year,
ing the winner of
ware. Whitechu
is rapidly eoming
der the able man
ritk, bids fair to
crack Chiba of th
the winners of th
Cun for this yea
will be given by
church 00 Dedern
ing are the leadi
Gordon Shell) 229 It. Carrick 218, Jas.
McCleriaghan 20;, Geo. T4» Robertson
no, W. G. It. eid 180, b. Beecroft
176, S. Deacon 1 2, E. Walker 171, R.
M. Shiell 169, 10 n McGee 165, 11. Me,
Gee 162, P. Lea r 18, II. Irwin 128,
Overshees and Rubbere for Men
Women and Childrett—All the good
styles and beet inakes. W. 3. Onegn.
THE 13Y -LA CARRIED,
The ratepayers of ingharn did ex-
cellent work on Fricl last when the
by-law granting a lo n and fixing the
rate of assessment »or the Western
Foundry Co: was car 'ed by a vote of
365 to 16. The vote oyes clearly that
the ratepayers of the own are almost
unanimous in »their mitre to see the
town grow and, pros er. The passing
of the by-law will se re the enlarging
of the stove foundry so that eventually
we will have an ind ?try that will em-
ploy nearer five hu • red men than the
two hundred sped ed in the agree-
ment, The »Huron toves, ranges and
furnaces have a ver large market and
with. the .enlarging of the plant the
Western Foundry C . will be in a posi-
tien to take care of » e increased trade.
We heartily w i » h the Western
Foundry Co. contin ed prosperity and
congratulate the r* payers in giving
the by-law such sple did support. The
vote by wards was a follows:—
For Against
Ward 1 71 4
Ward 2 66 6
Ward 8 87 3
Ward 4—Div, 1 98 2
Ward 4—Div. 2 43 1
365 16
It has been decided !most definitely
to build the works n the property
north of the company s present premis-
es and at a meeting o the Town Coun-
cil on Tuesday evenin » the preliminary
steps were taken in connection with
the closing of a porti » n of McDermott
street. The closing f this' street will
make the property su table for building
purposes for the com any.
NORTH BUR° CONTEST..
At a meeting of
mittee of North
in Winghain on
last it was unanim
tinue the contest i
Mr. V. H. Kerr a
K
bu
wi
w
th
H
th
all
as
Li
be
wil
the
ma
do
wa
an
has
ter
the
Mr
full
ber
ele
of
and
W.
ridi
won
then
the
to
best
lend
cul
Mus
pre,
gove
james Whitney'
well as a reeognil
efficiency of Mr,
presentative of
Legislature. Be
eonsidered Comer
The Liberals of
never dictated to
nization, as to the
date hi the field.
riding are as beech
Whitney Adrainst
Liberals of any
fail to see where
made any better
would Mr. W. H.
riding is considere m
wasmade Ad ish
carved prior to the
Liberals were place, in rt Very uefor-
tulate peitioe in he time being se
short in to pi man in the
field after the retir meet of John X.
tteltermie,
The 1,1herale are w united on the
candidature of lir Derr and in all
piste of the ridin Will do vigoretle
Work betereeit now rid -election day.
e Executive Com-
uron Liberals, held
hureday afternoon
usly decided to con -
North Huron with
the candidate. Mr.
err is very muchiimproved in heal
t owing to the disagreeable weath
II be unable to d
ork and will also
e different sect
e asks all Liberal
e different parts
in their power
hile North Huro
to be a sure Con
berals have not
fore them and w
1 be possible to
11th of Decemb
kes an excellent
credit to the rid ng as representa
tive in the Legislat re at Toronto. 11
has all the qualific tions necessary t
make him a good ,epresentative. H
s for years Reeve of Brussels and i
ex -Warden of !Huron County an
for many years !taken an active in
est in Farmers' Institute work. Le
Liberals of the! riding and all o
. Kerr's friends See that there is
yote pulled on the lith of Decem
and we then jhope to report th
ction of Mr. Kerr and a supporth
Leader Rowell lir North Huron.
Our good friers of the Wingharn
Advance last wee in an article re
ferred to the situat on in North Huron
we quote as fo lows:
It was quite netural, that Mr, N
Rowell, was anxious to see every
ng contested; /as a new leader, i
Id have been :ehcouraging. Should
not be a coetest in North Huron,
Liberals of the riding are not at a
blame. The si certainly did their
to accede teethe request of their
er. Rather, ilea regard the diffi-
y of securing: an opponent 0' Mr.
grove, as a tribute to the Ahonest,
greesive and generally satisfactory
rnroent giv ri Ontario, by Sir
Administration, as
On of the ability and
usgrove as the re-
orth Huron in the
ides, the riding is
ative."
North Huron were
y the ventral orga-
placing of a candi-
he Liberals of this
displeased with the
ation as are the
ther riding and we
Mr, Musgrove has
epreseistative than
rts Certainly the
Conservative and
the county was
908 eleetion. The
h,
er
very much personal
be unable to visit
ons of the riding.
s and all friends in
of the riding to do
o secure his election.
has been so shaped
ervative riding the,
In impossible task
th united work it
elect Mr. Kerr on
r next. Mr. Kerr
andidate and would
e
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$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
is********Orsawamowscsaaeopos,
ITo The Electors
* •
4: of North Huron
* ........---,
• North Riding of Huron and •
4 GatEWNATitnt::111a5amNi.ewCarr nvoemn 111°1 dheak! I,
. 2
d
• Liberal Standard Bearer for the +
I
• public meetings. This •
hoped to have entered upon a
• vigorous campaign at once in
•
visiting the various municipall- .
•ties, greeting the electors and
holding:
*
... program I have been unable to +
l' carrying out owing to ill health •
•and althorigh some better can- :
•
Inot now cover the riding, espe- •
cially at such inclement season •
• of the year, - hence 1 eak .
• through the press. •
•
• I cordially support program •
:outlined by Mr. N. Rowell, :
+ believing it would end to the •
• b e t t e r in en o Agrieulture, •
mentEducandthe
cipal Improve
• the •est moral inter- •
- •
1 este of this fair Province. If •
elected it will be my pleasure
and purpose to serve you along *
• these lines to the best of my •
• ability.
•
3 I appeal to all who favor such •
• legislation to get early to the els
: polls on December llth and Z,
• mark your ballots for me. Any- •
• thing that can be honorably •
: done to further my campaign ;
• will be regarded as a special •
• favor in my inability to be more •
• . Liberal Cannudridonate fot North •
l' active in it myself. Wishing :
North Huron electors prosper- •
ity. I am, yours truly, •
•
• W. H. KERR •
,
• •
: Brussels, Nov. 29th, 1911. •
• 2
• The Riding Executive urges •
• that no stone be left unturned, to •
secure Mr. Kerr's eleetiore •
• H. B. ELLIOTT, •
• •
• Seeretary North Huron Lib. •
• Aso.
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A Populafr Concert.
Miss Houghton vtull give one of her
popular concerts in/the opera house on
Friday evening, lecember 8th. The
entertninment wil be in the .form of
play entitled "Sn pshot" and will be
of a very pleasin nature. Miss Hough-
ton always gives the people a good eon -
cert and this one be no exception to
the rule.
Right up-to-date hats now on sale
crrEs. at Mrs. Green's.
Deathoflt
This week we
Miss Maria Pring
late Andrew Pri
who passed away ij
nesday. Miss Pri
some time and re
operation. She
teem and her ageI
members of the
sympathy of th
bereavement,
plaee from the
concession 9, T
afternoon at 2.3
ham cemetery.
es Pringle,
ecorcl the death of
e, daughter of the
gl, of Turnberry,
Wingham on Wed-
gle had been ill for
ntly underwent an
s held in high es -
mother and other
family will have the
community in their
he funeral will take
family home, lot 21,
nberry, on Saturday
o'clock for the Wing -
Service at 2 o'clock.
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For diamond, swethiing and engage-
ment rings gote•Ss KNoX's,
The Late
The late Willis
death was briefl
issue was born i
ing the eldest son
eland, of East
East Wawanosh
coutinuosly in t
feel months ag
Lower Wingham
Isabell Robson,
who died 13 year
was identified
Chrch, and in p
During his fifty
section he saw
survived by thr
son, viz :—Mr.
Tp.; Margaret a
Wilson, of East
eti the homeste
brother residing
in East Zorra.
tended the fune
London Tp.; Mr
ton; George So
Mr. and Mrs.
re.; Mrs. H. D.
Mrs. James Su
logs.
rn. Sutherlad.
Setherland, whose
y recorded » in our last
n ingston in 1832, be -
f the late Alex, Stith-
illiams. He came to
in 1859 and resided
at township until a
o when he moved to
• In 1860 he married
f London Township,
ago. Mr. Sutherland
th the Presbyterian
itics was a Liberal,
ars' residence in this
any changes. He is
daughters and one
D. McEwen, Lobo
home and Mrs. Geo.
awanosh and James
d. There is also one
'n Kinloss and a sisthr
mong those who at -
al were Jerry Robson,
Joseph Robson, Baer-
herlend, Ailsa Craig;
ex. McKey, East Zote
e wert, tbo; Mr. and
erland and son, leih
Toilt, and
$15 at Kilo
awe set front $1 to
toAnwf WATED. — Wa cl, a farm
close to Wingham, aui le for fruit
and vegetthe flu' `rig. Must be light,
Wistnt soil good I ation and have
good oriels wate and plenty of it.
Will tea or exchange good town real
estate for farm that take. Apply by
letter to Box 10, Thies Offie, llting-
ham.
•CHRISTMAS
is right on us, only three
weeks from next Mon-
day! Our Christmas
Shoe and Slipper -
Show is Ready.
Imomommtormotortmos
FOR WOMEN
There are handsome Street and
Dress Boot, with the new style
Heels and Toes. Beautiful Slip-
pers, Poraps • and Oxfords in
dainty styles.
FOB MEN
We've splendid Shoes in all the
new shapes, made from, the best
of leather. Business 11s, Full
Dress Shoes, $lipp,e1s in great,
variety.
FOR BOYS AND MISSES
The very best Shoes for School
and Drese occasions. Leggings
and Rubber. Boots for the Girls
and Little Fellows.
Can't tell you the half here --
come, see.
L GREER
Where quality counts we win.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
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