HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1903-09-17, Page 1WINCHAIVI TIMES.
VOL XXXIL—NO. 1649.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEJIBER. 11, 1903.
SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE
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SIGN OF THE BIB BEAR
New Goods
We have now a full stock
of Gents' Furnishings, and
can assure you that any-
thing bought from us is
right -up-to-the-minute and
at right prices.
NEW UP-TO-DATE SHIRTS
+• .. TIES
t• " HATS
•. ..COLLARS
•• .. HOSIERY
•• •/ BRACES
and everything in connec-
tion with the Gents' Fur-
nishing department.
In Tweeds you will always
find our stock new and up-
to-date, and we can assure
you a perfect fit, and at
right prices.
Remember, we sell cheap
Homuth Bros,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IBsned by FRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street. Wingham, Ont. No wituessesrequired.
DOMINION BANK
WINOHAM
r
Capital paid up, $ 2,930,00 0
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,330,00
Farmers' Notes discounted,
Drafts 'sold on all'points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principa130th June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
8. Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCNAM.
'Capital paid up, $,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,700,000.00.
Total Assets, $22,000,000.
?resident— HON. War. GtnseN.
Vice -President and
General Manager —J. Ttmlintrr r..
DIRECTORS
GeooSIrbe,eRJhn S. iendiOo Rutherford.
,Assistant General Manager—E. S. STEVEN.
Inspector—H. M. WATSON.
Peach Week
Early Peaches come along about
the first of August.
Late ones last until the end of
September.
But there is probably only one
week during that time when every
condition is favorable for oanuiug.
Early fruit isn't firm; it spoils
quickly, and hasn't the proper flavor.
Date fruit is hard, small, and of
inferior quality.
In between them id a time when
the fruit is large, ripe, cheap.
We think that time is this week.
Buy it here and get the best there
i3 grown.
R. A1 Hutchison
GnooERIES AND ()ROOKERY
Prompt Delivery. - Phone 59.
Who Wants a Farm ?
I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 50, 75,100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine, Huron
and Ashfleld Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a goodblacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wagonshop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
J. A. MacKENZIE,
Insurance Agent. Holyrood:
Savings Bank—Hours 10 to 3: Saturday, 10
to 1, Deposita of 21 and upwards received. In-
terest alloWed, and computed on the 30th No•
vember and 31st May each year and added to
principal.
Bpeoial Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Dratte on Vreat Britain and the United
States Bought and sold.
Travellers are notified that the Bank of Ilani-
ilton end its Branches Issue Circular Rates of
National Provincial Bank of England, Limited,
which can cashed
charge or troll.
inayx ohwithout
CORilO't1.113, Agent
DXOZiN13011' & HO7..1rl.Esi Solicitors.
Real Estate
The second year of the Real Estate and In-
surance business in Wingham is over. and I
wish to tlianit my many patrons in Winglliam
and surrounding country for their liberal
patronage in the year that has just passed,and
hope they will still continue to give me a tare
of the same in the future,
Tlie farm property 1 have to dispose of is
worthy of your inapeeilon, both in regard to
ehality and price.
In town property I liaveaa large lint to choose
from. Houses ringing in price from 23,000
to 2400; in insurance, (both in Fire and Life) I
represent some of the strongest and best com-
panies doing business in the world today.
Call and be convinced.
Yours for business,
O. J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent.
(Office upstairs in Vanstone block.)
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Campbell's Headache Wafers gua
teed to cure headache.
Auction Sale
Mr. John Diment will sell his fa m
stock, implements, furniture, etc by p b-
lit auction atlot 28 and 29, con. 1, Morr s,
n ear Bluevale on Saturday, October •r
commencing at 1 o'clock. Everyth
to be sold as proprietor has rented h
farm. See bills for particulars. A. Mc-
Ewen, auctioneer.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
Voters' Lis
His Honor Judge I
court to consider the
of Wingham. voters
Chamber on Tuesd
October 13th and 1
for Turnberry will b
on Monday, Septe
Howick at tbo Towi
on Thursday and Fr'
and 18th.
s Courts.
oyle will hold
appeals re the To
list in the Coc
y and Wedsd
th. Similar courts
held at Bluevale,
ber 21st, and for
hip Hall, orrie,
ay, Sept' •• ber 17th
Bargains in thre
SMITH'S.
All places of business
on Friday, Septem • er
4.30 p. m,, the last
Fall Fair. •
hats at . R,
be closed
+th from 1 to
of Wingham's
E, Pauline Jo
Our readers shoul
fact that Miss E.
accompanied by
appear in the opera
evening, October 1
of the Organ Com
church, Program
full particulars w
time.
nson Concert.
keep in mind the
Pauline Johnson,
Iter MeRaye will
ouse on Thursday
under the auspices
ttee of the Methodist
will be issued and
1 be given due
HousE TO RENT.—G • :. comfortable
house to rent, wit , all conn : • ieuces.
Apply to R. VANsrCNE.
. Ladies attending tl e f
to inspect the larg
trimmed millinery
will do wel
splay of swel
rs. Green's.
New Offic Building. 1
Mr. H. H. Wig tman has ha the
building next to e Macdonald block
nicely fitted up in o two offices. Mr.
Alex. Ross, local a ent for the Domin-
ion Express Co. an C. P. R. Telegraph
Co. will occupy t south half of the
buil ding. This wi 1 give Mr. Ross an
ex cellent office a d he will be in a
central part of th town. Mr. W. F.
VauStone, live st k dealer will have
his office in the no th half of the build-
ing. �
WANTED.—A Book fQr small family
iin city $4 per week. Apply to R. A.
Douglass.
Wanted— Experie ce stenographer
who can operate R n ' igton machine.
TheW y
estern Fo d Ltd.
Wingham Out.
g
Fancy Goods and Wools at ooper's.
If you want a good, fa at the right
price go to C. J. MA
Agent.
an, Real Estate
Far Sold.
f•
Mr. Thos. M, He derson, of the Blue -
vale road, parches d the 50 -acre farm of
the late James Ma well, at the sale o
Saturday lad, th price being $3,275
This property adj ins Mr, Henderson
farm, and he now as a fine place of 150
acres. Mr. F. S. cott, of russels, was
the auctioneer.
Large and beauiifn1 stock of u -to-
date millinery
at Mrs. Green'
ready for ins, -c
Dr. B}•own L. R, C. P., ondon, E
land, Graduate of Lo. in, New Y
and Chicago, D":e• :es of Eye, E
Nose and Thr. , wi11 be at t
Queen's Hotel, "Ingham, 4th Wednes-
day in each month. Hours from 2 to
8 p. In.
The Dog Sh'.oting Case.
Division Court w s held in Wingham
on Thursday of lasweek with Judge
Holt presiding, Th : only ease disposed
of was the dog shoo ng one of Patterson
vs. Macdonald. Th hearing of the case
lasted from ten o'el• lc until after six
o'clock in the aftern+on and duraag the
day the court room as crowded with
people. Mr, W. G. atteraon was ask•
ing for $00 damage from Dr. .7. R,Mao-
donaid, the value h placed on the dog
shot by the defend nt. Dr. Macdonald
put in a counter cl m for damages for
being bitten by the og, Many -witnesses
were examined an Mr. R. Vanstone
appeared for Dr. cdonald and Mr. H.
B..forphy, of L towel, looked after
Mr. Patterson's terests. The Judge
awarded Dr. Ma donald $10 damages
and on the guests n of damages Ito Mr.
Patterson he rese 'veil his decision, but
intimated that it would not be more
hat) $20.
Land -
On Saturday, of
guire, Real Estate
lowing transfers:
East Wawanosh,
to Jas. Fyfe, of th
price $2,400. Rob
ship of East Way
acre farm to Joh
township, price $•
figures for these
proves himself to
man in successf
these sales.
ansfers.
ast week 0. J. Ma -
gent, made the fol.
John Mowbray,'gf.
Id his 100 -acre farm.
township- of Morris,
rt Shiell,of the town -
nosh, sold. his 100 -
Mowbray of the same
,500. These are good
arms, and Mr.Maguire
e an efficient sales -
.1y negotiating both
All places of business 3 • 1 be closed
on Friday, Septem :r oth from 1 to
4.30 p. m., the last i . • of Wingham's
Fall Fair.
Highest prices paid,for le' es,skins and
tallow. Custom tennis! * of robes and
furs of all kinds by
iv
moth prove
method will receiv prompt attention
Pringle & Groves.
New ran Platform.
Some weeks ago he TIMES mentioned
the fact that the ` T. R. authorities
had pat down a co. 1 cinder platform at
the station. Man of our readers were
pleased that we asted tho raihway
authorities for pu ing such a platform
in our progressive town. This weok we
are pleased to re ort that the cinders
have been remov and a new plauk plat -
platform has be n laid.. The G. T. R.
people are to be raised for making the
very much need change.
BRING IN Youn EGGS.—H. E. Isard
& Co. will give prizes for September
eggs as follows:—First prize, tailor made
skirt; value $3.00, to customer bringing in
the greatest number; 2ucl prize, pair boots
value $2.00; 3rd prize, ladies' waist, value
$1.25.
U nfortun
Mrs, (Dr.) J. P. I
mot with an ttnf
Gerrie on Thnrsda
Kennedy drove ove
funeral, and was
Kennedy. In de
Mrs. Kennedy trip
whioh was obstrue
and was thrown to
ing both bones in i
ankle. She was to
office where her inj
fly attended to, ani
home on the eveni
took an X-ray pict
machin
Iiia atatio ma c
fractures very disti
many friends will re
cident,as it will be si
will be able to go al
First Paym nt of Taxes,
Tuesday was th last day in which
rate payers had an opportunity of saving
11 per cent on th it taxes. The total
taxes received up o the 15th was $2,723,-
15. The total taxe paid up to the 15th of
September last y r was $2,400.
e Accident
ennedy of Wingbam
tunate secident at
of last week. Dr,
to attend a Masonic
ccompanied by Mrs.
ending a staircase
d on a coil of wire
ing the passage -way,
he sidewalk, break -
ie left leg near the
en to a physician's
ries were temperer•
she was brought
train, The doctor
rq of the injury with
, which shows tho
tly. Mrs.Kenned''a
rot to hear of the tic -
0 weeksbefore she
ut.
Imported Fancy China at Coo r's,
Go to C. J. MAauIr. , R Estate
Agent, if you want to bake house; he
has what you want.
WANTED—Apprenti es toad rn uphol-
stering, finishing arc a o for parlor
frame department, ly to Walker &
Clegg,
Notice to
The Western Fo
for tenders for th'
ions which are to
buildings. Conti
and specification
office. Read adv
for particulars,
ontractors.
udry Co. is asking
alterations and addit-
e made to the foundry
ctors can see plans
at the Company's
in another column
Great bargains' in lonbi plumes
also special reduction •illinery this
season, at Mrs. Green'
Fon SALE,—Frame house,
pantry and woodshed,
water, John St., nes
particulars apply to
BORT. MAXWELL, Tailor.
ar
rooms,
and soft
antis. For
Good Lot o
Mr, John Menzies,
delivered a good bun
Mr. Joseph Clegg at
nesday. There were
year olds, in the bane
o'hey averaged 1238 p'
the steers tipped t
pounds.
Steers.
' East Wawanosh
1 of fat steers to
elgrave on 'Wed -
even steers, two -
and in weight
nds. Two pair
scales at 5290
Dr. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and glases supplied. Office op-
posite St. And ew's church, London,
Ontario.
When in Doubt about Clothing
Visit our store. A glance through our
well assorted stook will rhaps show
you the very al'•;t:le y need, If its a
suit we feel su w rill ba-ve no trouble
in pleasing y e often wonder our-
sel es bo le ell o values v w i good a u..s at
$5.00, $7.00 and $10.00 for men, but you
know its a habit of ours of just giving a
little better value than yon expect.
A. R. Satires, Chisholm block.
••••••••••.e1 .100111.111MMOMMIIIIIIINSIIIMO
October
weddings
We are getting enquiries already
for Wedding Stationery for October
weddings. We supply only the very
best quality of stock, and the printing
or engraving is the best to be had in
Canitda. •
Write for samples and prices.
Castle
Craneycrow
A strong love story
Regular Our
75c. Sale 35p
c.
Edition. Price: POSTPAID
W. J. F. Mallagh
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
BRANTFORD, - CANADA.
Shaping
Requisites
Everything a roan needs to shave
with, except a razor. A full and
Well -assorted line of
—won STROPS
—SHAVING SOAPS
--CREAMS
-*POWDERS
—nRt;sinE„ MUGS, eto.
Always on hand.
Strops from .25 to $1.00 each
Brushes .10 to .75 each
Agent for
Lowney's
Chocolates
Con McKibbon
DRUGGIST
Next door to post office.
See J. Button & Co's Boots and Shoes
ARRESTED I
Chief Vaunorm
morning arrested i
pected of beiug t
the McTavish girl
ly. The Stratfor
once communicat
of Police arrived
and took his man
WINGHAM.
u on Wednesday
town, a tramp, sns-
party who assaulted
ear Stratford,recent-
authorities were at
d with, and the Chief
ednesday afternoon
ome with him.
Mus
A number of th
of the town are e
Musical Club, a
town who are lov
to attend a me
Chamber 071 Frid
The object, of the
people together a
pecks are in Win
Club.
al Club.
music loving people
deavoring to form a
all parties in the
rs of music are invited
ting in the Council
evening of this week.
meeting is to get the
d see what the pros -
ham for is Musical
Eggs 15c. 100 t
weekly. Farmers'
Farmers in need
repairing or anyt
will find nye in m
C. N. Griffin.
ubs Butter wanted
pork for sale.
GEO. E. KING.
of harness, harness
ing else in my line
new stand next to
(i. KNECHTEL.
A Septem
A quiet weddin
day afternoon at tl
Albert street, whe
Lizzie Little joine
Mr. William Colli
Gundy performed
presence of a few
of the contractin
was the recipient
useful preseuts.
on the afternoon
trip and they hay
many friends.
er Wedding
took place on Tues -
e home of Mrs. Little,
her daughter, Miss
heart and hand with
s, of town. Rev. Dr.
he ceremony in the
f the intimate friends
parties. The bride
f many beautiful and
he happy couple lett
ain on a honeymoon
the best wishes of
FARMERS AT
plums, picked tt
a basket; 3bask
srEa, near the s
NeroN 1—Choice ripe
your order for 90 cents
s for 50c. A. W. WEA- j
Iool.
FOR SALE.—Three' buggies, good as I
new ; one light spring wagon ; one steam
engine and boiler—engine 18 h p. and
boiler 28 li, p. Apply to Geo. McKenzie;
Wingha s Fa,II Fair.
There should b a large crowd of
people in Wingha on Thursday and
Friday of next we . r, the clays of the
fall fair, The dire •ors are busy making
every possible arras gement for the suc-
cess of the fair. T e special attractions
in front of the gra sten 1 on the after-
noon of the second clay will be worth
coming miles to se A promenade con
coucert will be he . at the hall on the
evening of the fir- clay, when the band
will be in attend -nce. R. R. Gamey,
M. P. P. for Man oulin will be present
and deliver an ad ress on New Ontario
at 1.30 p. u1. on tl'e 25th. The concert
in the opera hous:; on the evening of the
25th will afford t people an opportuni-
ty of winding the ay up in a pleasant
way. Mr. H. R- thven McDonald, of
Toronto, will be `• assisted by Mr. W.
McLeod, comic, o Seafo:th, and Miss
Susie McGill, of E London, champion
Scottish, Irish, Sp '+ ish and Gypsy dan-
cer and singer. T, e plan of hall for
coucert will be Opel On Monday next at
12.30 o'clock, Sec etary Robertson will
be itt Douglass' dr g store on Wednes-
I day next to take entries. In another
I column of this issi will be found an
'advt.giving full pa : ticulars of the special
attractions. All pl ces of business will
be closed on the of ernoon of the 25th
from 1 to 4.30 o'cl ck.
Mr. R. C. Ki tson Honored.
At the regular meting of Court Malt-
; land, land, No. 25, C. O. _ ., on Friday even-
t ing last, Mr. R. C. Kittson was made
!the recipient of a h ndsome gold pin, by
1 a number of his fri:nds in the Court.
1 Mr. Kittson has fo many years been a
valued member of t onrt Maitland, and
is removing to Or; on to reside. The
;ollowing is a copy f the address:—
Ml.. R. C. Ki'rrSON,
Than SII. AND B O.,—Upon learning
some time ago of y r intended removal
from town, a number of your brethren
of the Court felt th t it world be but
fitting tot some tatgible expression of
appreciation of your'•ervices in the in-
terest of Canadian : orestry in Wing -
ham should be show you. That your
services in this con ection have been
appreciated may be .eon from the fact
that you have filled, , vith credit to your:'
self and honor to th Court, a11, or near-
ly all, of the offices in the gift of your
brethren; and at pr .sent hold the respell.
Bible position of Co in Deputy, an office
in which you 1ve discharged your
duties faithfully nd efficiently. While
regretting your emoval from us, we
wish you God s ed and trust that you
May continue t.' rejoice in those princi-
pies of Liberty, :enevolence and Con-
cord, which are; se dear to the hearts of
Canadian For stern, We ask you to
accept this pin and with it the hope that
you may long a spared to wear it, and
that it may ser e to remind you of your
many friends . Court Maitland, No. 25,
C. O. F.
d lin and ap-
propriate
ade a feeling g p
propriate reply, tanking the donors for
their handsome g ft, and stating that he
would always en rtain pleasant reco)-
leetions of his m ny friends in Court
Maitland.
CHURC NOTES,
Rev. Dr. Gandy onlucted service in
the Methodist ebur h at Salem on Sau-
dis,' afternoon last.
Harvest Tbanksg ing services will be
held in the Wingha . Methodist church
on Sunday, Sept, 2 h.
The Presbytery .f Maitland met at
Whitechurch on uesday. We will
give the Clerk's o''cial report of the
proceedings in our ext issue.
The Young Peo.le's Society of the
Maitland Presbyt ry held a successful
convention at Wh techureh on Tuesday.
Our Whitechurc correspondent bas
sent us an excel -nt report of the pro-
ceediugs. See re ort in another column.
At the annual • usiness meeting of the
Woman's Missi nary Society of the
Methodist Char , held on Tuesday, the
following officerwere elected for the
coining year: : President, Mrs. (Dr,)
Towler; vice pr sidents, Mrs. Ford and
Mrs. (Dr.) Gun y; treasurer, Mrs. Mus-
grove; corresp nding secretary, Mrs.
Howson ; reco ding secretary, Mrs.
Maguire.
The congrega ion of St. Paul's church
has been holdin, services in the Con-
gregational ch ch for the past three
Sundays, whil: St. Paul's church was
undergoing rep firs aud improvements.
On Sunday n:. t re -opening services,
will be held wh:.. Rev. David Williams,
M. A., of Stra ford will preach both
morning and ev:ning, Service will also
be held on M.uday evening, when
addresses will ' e delivered by Revs.
David Williams, M. A., of Stratford;
Canon Brown, .f Paris; Mr. Gunn,
of Clinton, J. Edmunds, of Blyth.
The Monday ev
held instead of t
supper. Special
parse far all the
Archdeacon D
brother of our to
has been appoin
wing service is being
annual harvest home
music has been pre-
rvices.
vis, of Loudon a
unman, Mr. H, Dayis
ed dean of Huron
Diocese. The Lo
of the appoints
Davis, rector of
South London, wi
the late Very Rev,
of Huron. In mak
Bishop Baldwin Hca
excellent work do
Davis in the inters
large. For over a
don Advertiser says
ent: •— "Archdeacon
t. James' Church,
succeed the Rev.
eau Innes as dean
g the appointment,
influenced by the
e by Archdeacon
of the diocese at
uarter of a century
the archdeacon h been rector of St.
James' Church, S uth London, and dur-
ing that time his :•fforts have been ex-
ceptionally frui 'ul in advancing the
interests of his .urch and people, while
his labors have lso been extended to and
appreciated by the entire diocese, The
election of th archdeacon to dean of
the diocese • •ets with the general
approval of b h clergy and laity."
Wall Paper and Shades at Cooper's.
The up-to-date f
plows, because the
by Alf. Glover, Wi
finer uses the Verity
are the best. Sold
gleam.
Wedding a Shelburne.
Mr. R. M. Beem
J. H. Beemer, C.
married at Shelbu
last week to Mis_
town. The cerem
home of the bride
Bence of the re
friends of the bri
valuable present
happy couple.
young couple w
where Mr. Beem
The TIames joins
ham friends of
himself and bri
wedded life.
, eldest son of Mr.
R. agent here was
e on Wednesday of
M. Spilker, of that
uy took place at the
parents in the pre-
atives and intimate'
e and groom. Many
were gifted to the I
ter a wedding trip the
1 settle in Teeswater,
r is C. P. R. operator.
with the many Wing -
he groom in wishing
many years of happy
SIVE RY BOX OF
...mow. ...
Douglass'
Dysepsia
Tablets
are guaranteed to give sat-
isfaction in all forms of
stomach troubles—or money
refunded.
DOUG LASS
The Druggist. --
I have room for two students in
the Telegraph Office.
Accident Insurer a Or sale at C. J.
M AGUIRE'S Real state Office. Don't
forget to ask for at new policy; it is a
dandy.
Farmers bring along your wheat, oats, I
peas, and barley to Gregory's storehouse
which Illbo open every business day
and where you will receive the highest
market price for all kinds of grain.
SEAFORTH MILLING CO.
BE OAREFUL
CENTRAL
:2�ie%CIXJ
STRATFORD, ONT.
All Business Colleges
are not alike. A school with a repu-
tation like ours is n eaf'l One to
patronize. If you want to get a first-
class position, them get a first-class
business educe tin n. Oftentimes
students come hundreds of utiles
solely to attend this College.
Our Catalogue is free. Enter now.
W. J. ELLIOTT
PRINCIPAL.
Card of,
To the Officers ar
Douglas, C. O. F.,
1 desire to expres
thanks for the proi
$1,OCO insurance c:
baud, 3118. Maxwe
I wish the Canadi
prosperity and su
Dour
Thanks.
members of Coni t
luevale:—
to you my sincere
pt payment of the
Tied by my late Itus-
, in your noble Order
1 Order of Foresters
ens.
respectfully,
IS. JAS. MAXWELL.
1 have moved o my new stall,), next
to C. N. Griffin' where von will find a
complete stock o hareess,blankets, rugs,
dusters, whips, c. Will be pleeeed to
have a call from arties requiring any-
thing in my line. 0. KNEUITEL.
if
Harvest E .ursions.
Tuesday was the fi st day of the annu-
al fall harvest exen :tons to Manitoba
and the West. Nin people left Wing•
ham on this exenrsio via C. P.R„name-
ly:—Jas. Armour a 1 Miss Caseinore to
Estevan;pit, G. Go don to Moosejaw;
Mrs. John Webster . Melita; Mrs, Jas.
Armour to Brandon; Mr, and Mrs. fl. S.
Naylor to Elgin; Mr. Brandon to I orgy '
shire. Upwards of ',000 left Toronto
from different parts Ontario on this
excursion. The perp se of this exeur-
Sion is to earry out 1 sine -seekers wlie
wish to have a, look a the country be-;
fore decidings to settle.
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icalmassorauters
A few of the 'Wm. y & Sons Cele -1
brated buggies must be td. );all and 1 he Shoe Man.
get a bargain rggain at Alf. (id ly r's implement
empo
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Womll's
Foot , Clothing
Our styles are the rnlar'es-, of
the day—and are i'ecoi:•nized 05
such by our multitude of friends.
Large variety to select from.
Street and Dress Boots—Ox-
fords—Colonials—Sandals and
Slippers -81.00 to $S.00.
And another thing--ryc,u must
understand—our prices mean far
better values than the sante figures
mean in any other shoe store here-
abouts- and every Shoe is guar-
anteed.
That acerunts for our growth
and prosperity.
Ur 'We do repairing and do it
rnoht. Bring along yonr Shoos.
W. J. Greer