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WI\GRAM •
TIlo'IES.
in • VOL XXXIII.--NO.: 1700.
Fall Suitings
AND
Overcoatngs.
E have just received a full
W
l
stock of all our Fall Suitiugs
and Qvercoatings, and we
are now prepared to fit you out better
than we have ever done in the past.
Our Clothes
are always good
in quality, style and fit; and if you
have traded somewhere else and got
disappointed it's doubly to your in-
terest to come here, where we deal in
satisfaction and can satisfy the most
critical.
Your Suit to Order
We will make you a snit to order
from $12,00 up, and you will not leave
our tailor shop without receiving en-
tire satisfaction.
HATS ! HATS !
The Brown Felt is King
You may be in doubt about what
yon should wear this Fall. Take a
pointer from our despatches, which
tell of the popularity of the Brown
Hat the wbole world over.
Shirts ! Shirrs !
We have just opened up some of
the nicest Shirts you ever saw, and
you will mies it if you do not have
one of them Prices $1.00 and $1,26.
Always a pleasure
To show you our goods.
Hoffluth Bros.
Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
nteued by Manx PATEnsoN, No; 23 Victoria
street. Winttham, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINOHAM
Capital paid up, $3,000,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,474,000
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,
end added to principal 30th June and 31st
December each year.
D. T. EEPB3JRN, Manager.
R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
OApital paid np, $2,229,980.00.
Reserve Fund, $2,000,000.00.
Total Assets, $24,718,618.07.
President— HON. Wet. ChasON.
Vice -President and
General Manager—J.'rukNnuz L.
DiliE'CTOEs
Cyrus A. Biro., John Proctor, A.B. Lee,
John S. HHendrie, Gee. Rutherford.
inspeoter—E. M. WATSoz .
i�Mvliigga '.flank—lions 10 to 8;" Saturday, 10
to 1. DePosits of 51 and tip*ardsreoeived, in-
terest allowed, and oomnuted on the Beth No-
vember and Blet May each year and added to
principal.
Special l5eDoeits also reoeived at current
rates of interest.
Drss'te en Great Britain and the United
Steres Bought and bold.
Travellers are notified that theBank of Naan-
nton and its Branches issue Circular Rates of
National Provincial Bank of England, Limited,
which dun bo cashed without ohltrge iyr tron..
bit in rimy part ofthe World. li
W. CQ .DODIA Agbni
Dfd*1N 011' tit ROLIeDUSiSolicitors.
WINGITAM, • ONTARIO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1004,
PICKL1NC
SPICES......
We have the purest
and best that can
be procured
anywhere.
Give us a trial
and be convinced.
R. A. Hutcheson
■
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
Goods delivered promptly. Phone 50
,Who Wants a Farm ?
I have over 9,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 60, 75, 100 160 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock, `Bruce, Kincardine, Enron
and Ashfield 'Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be sold cheap on posy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for Bale cheap.
A hotel doing good business forsale cheap.
Also a wagonshop, A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a Inrge amount of
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
J, A. MacKENZIE,
Insurance Aeent, Rolyrood.
FARMS FOR SALE. J
I have just had listed a largo number of first.
class farms, which for location and convenience
of every description cannot be beaten.
Now these farms Are for sale at a very rea-
sonable figure, and I ask the intending purchas-
er of a farm to come and see mo, and I will
show him as good farms for the money as he
can buy anywhere in the country.
Remember, I do not take farms to sell at an
exorbitant price. If I do not think they are
worth what isnsked for them I will have no.
thing to do with them. It isproperty that will
sell that I want, and that is what I have got.
C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
Y ANsTONE BLOOli. • WINGHAM, ONT.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Governor -Gen
Speeding over the
about thirty miles a
section of the trans
west -bound, havin
Minto, Governor -G
and the vice -regal p
freight qp a siding
Indian Head, short'
Thursday night, Milli
seriously injuring the
rag in Wreck.
rails at a rate of
hour, the second
ontinental express,
on board Lord
neral of Canada,
ty, crashed into a
ht Sintaluta, near
before midnight
g five persons, and
same cumber.
Another big sale on, of long black
plumes, at Mrs, Green's. Come early
and'get the snaps.
Buy yonr snit at Maxwell's and he
will keep it pressed for you, free of
charge.
Ontario's
The Dominion
met at Toronto, o
75 members were p
on the outlook fox
were very bine.
last year's crop is t
the Government
estimate at 9,000,01
has appeared and
of the crop has de
more than 8,000,00
heat Crop.
filers' Association
Thursday. About
esent. Their reports
wheat in Ontario
bout one-third of
ieir estimate. Since
eport, placing the
0, was issued, rust
entity and quality
riorated se that not
can be expected. o
Settlers' Low Rates West.
Via the Chicago and North Western
Railway, every day from Sept. 15th to
Oct. 15th Settlers' one-way e e a second-class
w y
tickets at very low rates from Chicago to
points in Utah, Montana, Nevada, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington, California; also to
Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster,
Rossland and other points in the Koote•
nay district. Correspondingly low rates
front all points in Canada. Fall partic-
nlars from nearest ticket agent, or B. H.
BENNETT, General .Agent, 2 East King
street, Toronto, Ont.
To Which S 1 Legacy Go?
When Alex, Mc
died he left at es
of which he direct°
"Free Presbyterian
in conneotion With.
ian Ohuroh in Sco
church in Canada
with these, the ex
to Osgoode l-Xall
There is a "Free
bf Scotland." Th
council decision di
over of the propert
byterian Churoh to
Scotland has oainpli
*mitt of Lucknow
ate of $6000, $5000
should puss to the
Church in Canada,
he Free Presbyter.
and," As there is no
r Scotland conceding
enters have appealed
r an interpretation,
resbyterian Church
recent imperial privy
gcting the handing
of the 'United Pres.,
jie'tee °hurdh of
gated matterb,
Wear Oreer's Shoes and Rubbers
° Wingham t,
wo of Wingham'
ars, 3lIiss N. Diusle
Oorbontcl, attended t
went at St. Matthew
during the past w
splendid showiaagefin the Ladies' Handi-
cap both young radia : won so that they
played together in t.: finals, when„Aires
Corbould won from iss Dinsley. Seore
6-1, 6-.-4, In the : Ladies' levitation
Singles, Miss Diney won from Miss
Oorbould, and Mis: Corbould also lost
to Miss Greer. T young ladies are to
be highly compli nted on their excel-
lent playing in the Toronto tournament.
les Win.
lady tennis play -
and Miss Gretta
e Tennis Tourna.
Lawn in Toronto
ek and made a
The Detro
The cheapest and
this section this se
Saturday of this w
tura trip from God
"Greyhound” of th
The return fare fro
ioh is ouly $1.15,
take regular inornin
ham, connecting at
train to Goderiel
Wingham TI3ri s spe
Goderich on--`iktonda
steamer from Detroi
oardiue, Wingham a
tions, See advt. on
particulars.
t excursion,
best excursion from
on will be held on
k, in the $1.00 re -
rich on the steamer,
White Star Line,
Wingham to Goder-
d passengers will
train from Wing-
linton with special
. Returning the
ial train will leave
night on arrival of
, running, to Rin-
d intermediate eta-
uother page for full
The best outfit of ,chool supplies can
be seoured at Com 's BooR Sroltx,
A number of well-bred two-year-old
feeding steers for sale cheap. Apply to
D. STEWART.
Labor Da Holiday.
Monday last—La or Day—was pretty
generally observe as a holiday by
Winghaniites and t e day was a very
quiet one iu town The townspeople
spent the day in v rious ways. Lawn
bowling.—Two ri ks from Harriston
'and two from Sea rtli spent the day
in Wingham, At ie end of the play
the two Harriston inks were four up
and the two Seafort rinks one up. We
have been unable t get the names of
the players and scor s.—Quite a number
from here attended he Catholic picnic
at Teeswater. A t wn baseball club
won from Teeswate by a score of 10 to
8 Piper McDonal furnished' music
at the picnic. —Not few of our toanee
people spent the da fishing and "fish
yarns" were in orde • on Tuesday morn-
ing. A number of x ll
g ce eat black bass
were brought to to n.
HOUSE To RENT,—Good comfortable
house to rent, with all conveniences.
Apply to R. VANsToNE.
WANTED, AT ce E.—A good strong
boy to learn the p1 . bing and tinsmith-
ing. Apply to J. Burt+ & SON.
Judgment as Reserved,
The drai nage ca e, evidence in which
was taken at Wigham early in July,
and which was journed till August
31st, came up Wenesday of last week
for argument at t e court house in God-
erroh, before Ju.3. B. Rankin, of
Chatham, official drainage referee for
the Province. E. . Dickinson for the
plaintiff, Isaac F rend; R. Vaustone,
Wingham, for th defendant township
of Morris, and W. Proudfoot K. C., for
the defendant to ship of Grey. The
court opened at 10 . in. and argument
was concluded onl in time tb allow
Judge Rankin tole: •eon the 3 p.m. train
The action was bro ht by Mr. Farrend
to recover damages rom the township
concerned, for ha ing constructed a
drain, which remove the water from the
plaintiff's farm and ade an old water
power of his of no valve. Judgment
reserved.
You are not going to plrt back that
carpet and furnitne vi out re -papering
the room, are you? is house-cleaning
season is wall paps season too. Choice
assortment at Cooper's.
Succumbed to his Injuries.
In our issue of Aug. 24th, we referred
to the injuries sustained by Wm. Green,
who fell headforemost into the hold of
the barge Mott at Wiarton, the door
leading to it having been carelessly left
open. Though the left side of his
skull was smashed and abscesses formed
on his brain, he lived till Sunday, Aug.
28th. He was given prompt and contin-
ued medical assistance, but his injuries
were beyond human aid. Deceased had
been a resident of Chesley for 17 years.
tie was°a teamster for JOS. Wilkinson
and tos. Biette, moving to Tara when
13iette & Co. laought the sawmill proper-
ty there. Of late years he has been
working at Shallow Lake and it is only
recently he became a sailor. no wits
born in Bentfnok Tp. 38 years ago• De-
eeteted was **brother oflklr. Chas. Green;
Of this town, who attended the funeral
at Ohebley last week.
A Leading, S
The Forest City Bus
baud College of Lando
one of the most areIiabie
practical training soh
Last year oyer two bun
tended this college and
now holds a good positi
under the personal mann
J. W. Westervelt for
Westervelt is looked upo
among Business College
being ex -president of
Educator's Association
well as president of the
Colleges of Ontario, Linz
poi,
ess and Short-
ie recognized as
progressive and
is in Canada.
red students at•
every graduate
It has been
outwit of Mr.
7 years. Mr,
as a leader
en in Canada,
The Business
Canada," as
ederal Business
ted.
New school books a
plies—the latest: and bes
d school sup-
-at COOPER S.
Ontario Gam
For the guidance of
the following items are
Ontario game laws:—D
Dec, 15th; geese and s
to May 1st in the folio
and hare—Sept. 15th to
ants and plover—Sept.
prairie fowl—Sept. 15t
quail—Nov. 1st to 30th
Oct. 16 to Deo. 18th; sn
—Sept. 15th to Dec. 15
indicate when the game
hunted or killed; both
closing dates are includ
No person not=resident
Ontario may hunt or
animal or bird in Ontari
procured a non -reside
killing of quail has be
Ontario until Novembe
killing of deer in the Br
three years.
Laws.
o9al sportsmen
'toted from the
cks—Sept. lot to
ane—Sept. 15th
ing year; grouse
ec. 15th; pheas-
5th to Dec. 15th;
to Dec. 15th;
wild turkey—
e and woodcock
These dates
mentioned may
e opening and
in each season.
d domiciled in
Ni any game,
without having
license. The
prohibited in
1905, and the
e Peninsula for
THAT DRESS GOODS SALE! Never
was there offered to the ladies f Huron
and Bruce such an opport ' y. Slaugh-
tering the most fasbiona a of Dress
Goods right NOW.. If you want one,
three or five Dresses it will pay you to
drive 25 miles to King's. G. E. KING.
Died in Hay Tow ship.
The death took place on unday, Ana.
28th, of an aged and m oh respected
lady in the person of. Mrs. lacy McDon-
ald, relict of tin/late Jam McDonald,
of Hay township, at the a. ranted age of
78 years, 10 mouths and 20 days. The
immediate cause of deat was heart
failure. She has been thr ughout her
life favored with remarkabi good health,
and it is only since old age .vertook her
.that she has been at all uu ell. Up to a
few hours previous to her eath she was
in her usual good health. She, with her
husband, who precleoe ed her some
years, had been for many years residents
of Hay township. She leaves a
grown up family. Th : funeral took
place on Tuesday from o residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Joh. Gould, to the
Exeter cemetery and w largely attend-
ed.—Exeter Advocate. Deceased was
mother of Mrs. Win. ,: oore, of town,
and Mr. John McDonal of Whitechurch,
Mrs. Moore and Mr. e cDonald attended
the fuueral at Exeter
Conundrum.—What s it that grows
as well in the spri • in the fall, and
vice versa? An ver.—Cooper's wall
paper business.
Low Rates to the West via Great
Northern Ry.
Effective (daily) Sept er 15th to
October 155th, inclusio 1904. Cheap
one way second cies colonist tickets
will be on sale fr tri 1 stations in Ont-
ario to all points the line of the Great
Northern Railway in Montana, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington, also Victoria, Van-
couver, Westminster, Rossland, Nelson
and other points in British Columbia.
For full particulars as to rates, time of
trains, also berth rates in Tourist Sleeper,
also literature on application to Chas. W.
Graves, District Passenger Agent, 10
King St. East, Toronto, Ont.
ANTISEPTIC
foot Powder
THE BEST YET
For sore, tired,
tender, aching,
sweating or
swollen feet.
Gives instant
relief.
12 Powders in bot{, - 15c.
Walton McKlljhon
DRUGGIST.
Her door to Post Mee.
TOWN
The September m
Town Council was
chamber cm Mo
Mayor Vaustone in
Armstrong, T. Bell
present.
The minutes of 1
and adopted.
A petition was r
art and others for
Road at Frances st
Cones. T. Be11 and
was left over till ne
Rev. Dr. Gundy,
and John Kerr
Council and prase
fifty ratepayers as
light be placed at t
and John streets,
deputation that a
would be of decid
people worshipping
Baptist Churches.
to visit the turner o
close of the meetin
themselves as to th
The finance tom
folio wing accounts:
0,P.R, Co., rent
scales site, 1903-4,
Forest City Paving
for streets.
UNCU .
eting of Wingham
eld in the council
ay evening with
be chair and Couns.
D. Bell and Greer
t meeting were read
d from J. G. Stew.
crossing on Diagonal
eet. Oa motion of
D. Belt the matter
t meeting.
essrs, Wm. Fessaat
peered before the
ed a petition from
ug that an eleetric
o corner of Minnie
t was urged by the
ight at this corner
advantage to the
t the Methodist and
he council deoided
these streets at the
in order to satisfy
necessity of a light.
ittee considered the
of weigh
1904.5, • .. $ 4 00
Co., earth
H. B. Elliott, adv , .
A. Sanderson, teas lug $3 80;
watering streets ;7.00
Jas Nelson, labor, s reets ... ,
A. Young, iuspecti . g sidewalkes
eto
Jos. Gowdy, labor, streets
0. A. Campbell, su.. Board of
Health ,
Bell Tel. Co., erro iu charge..,
G.N.W. Tel. Co., essage.....
P. Fisher, rent of O. drawer.
Van Vanuorman, alary
W. J. Mallagh, s: ary.
R. Rankin, salar
J. B.
Ferguson, e lary and post-
age
Wm. Guest, sale y for August.
Accounts of F
and C. A. Camp
certified to.
On motion
Armstrong the r
It Was moved
Bell, that John
collector of taxa
provided he furn
—Carried.
On ` motion o
Armstrong. By-
passed confirm'
collector.
On motion
Armstrong, an
treasurer in fav
for the balance
Council adjou
3.50
4.60
70.80
;1.75
72.00
2.40
6.75
.10
.25
2 00
42,00
16.00
5.67
46.00
Railway Rate
The Western Fair
held from Sept. 9t
Grand Trunk Railwa
ial rates and trains.
$2.25, with a special
going ou September
speoial traiu will le=
a. on on Septombe
turning this special
dou for Wingham
tickets valid retur
to London.
t London will be
to 17th a the
is provr g spec -
he ru fare is
$1.75, good
3th and 15th. A
e Wingham at G 30
13, 14 and 35, ret-
rain will leave Lon -
11 o'clock p.na, All
ng until Sept. 10th.
r
CARETAKER WANTED—Applicat
for the position of caretaker f• the
Wingham Public Soh oolw•11b eceived
up to Monday, Septeitber 1' . . Duties
to commence at once. 5• 'ormation as
to duties required may be obtained from
the undersigned,
J. 3. 1-1o31rrir, Chairman,
F
Attractions fo Fall Fair.
Wingbam's Fall Fair this year will be
one of the best ever he
berry Agricultural Soei
attractions for this year
of any previous year, a
two good speeding co
man's driver road race,
rape, the Mounted T
Special Attractions
meeting on Saturday
engage a high-class V
Toronto, who will giv
in front of the grand
entertainment in the
Sept. COth. The ente
vide an abundance
songs, dancing, short
is a new feature in W
meet with success.
will furnish music at
quiry for prize lists
hibitors are expeetecl
The directors and c
10.00 at work in their en
rest City Paving Co., fair of 1904 the bes
11 were held over to be ham and the people
supply of amusemei
Couns. D. Bell and attractions being p
port was adopted. and programs will
y Couns. Greer and D. days, giving full in
Groves be appointed neighbors to meet y
at a salary of $40.00•
h satisfactory security. fair days. All inten
confer a favor on the
Couns, T. Bell and l ing their entries as
aw No. 616, 1904, was
g the appointment of
by the Turn-
ty. The list of
is far in excess
d will include
este, a gentle-
ouble hitohing
opers, and the
ommittee at a
ight decided to
devllle Co. from
an entertainment
and and also an
pera House on
tainment will pro-
f amusement in
farces, etc. This
ngham and should
he Citizens' Band
the fair. The en.,
growing and ex-
rom distant points.
mittees are hard
avor to make the
ever held in Wiug-
hould have a good
t iu the long list of
vided. Large bills;
printed in a few
rmation. Tell your
u in Wingham on
ing exhibitors will
Secretary by mak-
arly as possible.
Remember the dates are Thursday and
Friday, Septemh. - 29th and 30th.
Prize lists and info mation may be had
from the Seeretar H. B. Elliott, at the
TIMES office.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
f Couns. T. Bell and
der was drawn on the
rofthe School Board
f the levy, for 1904.
ned.
W ANTED,—S • eral giris wanted to
learn the millin ry business. Apply to
MIes BOYD.
/arranging R -Opening Services.
'
The Wingham
ranging to have
ou Sunday, Octo
due notice of the
of minister who
will be given in
work on the ohm
Zoing ahead as ra
interior decoratio
most completed,
is expected in Wi
and will be imme . lately placed in posi-
tion. The new ls,ded stained glass will
be hare before t e end of the month.
The Presbyteria . congregation will have
a beautiful ancomfortable place of
worship when all the alterations are
completed
Presbyterians are ar-
e re.opening services
r 9th, if possible, but
orrect date, and name
ill preach the sermons
future issue. The
h improvements are
idly as possible. The
s and repairs are al-
nd the new pipe organ
gham in few days,
FOR SALT:.—Park lots 42 and 43 in the.
Wingham Town Plot. Possession given
this fall. For terms, apply to R. S.
Campbell, on the premises, or Box 94,
Mildmay, or at the TnuEs office.
Pretty Sept; mber Wedding.
A very pretty 'edding took place at
high noon on We•• esday, 7th inst., at
the home of Mr. a d Mrs. Thos. Greg-
orry, Centre scree r Wingham, in the
presence of about 3• guests, the immedi-
ate relatives of the
when their eldest
one of Wiugham's
ladies, was married
bell, of Winnipeg,
ham. At the ap
beautiful strains o
played by Miss Em
entered the drawin
her father. She 1
prettily gowned in
over taffeta, trim
and sequins, an.
tulle veil caught
and carried a sho
roses. She Was
Georgia Dulmag
gown of cream
carried a boq
Phyllis Johns ni
flower girl, in her
ing a basket of pi
D. Campbell, brot
as groomsman.
11
bride and groom,
daughter, Miriam,
to Mr. W. A. Camp -
formerly of Wing -1
luted hour, to the
the wedding marsh
ly Gregory, the bride
room, supported by
oked very beautiful,
ilk crepe de cbene,
ed with Seed pearls
wore the customary
ith orange blossoms,
er briquet of bridal
attended by Miss
, who wore a pretty
orepe de chene and
et of pink roses.
e a charming little
hite silk dress, carry -
k carnations. Mr. J..
er of the groom, ectad
Rev, Dr. Gundy per -
11
ost popular young
formed the tnarr age Ceremony. The
bride received ma
presents. The gr
was a beautiful
with mink trimm
maid a pearl crest
left on the aftern.
foe a short woddi
Niagara Falls, be
future home in
friends will wishf
bell a large me.
prosperity in the-
metrOpolis.
y beautiful and costly
om's gift to the bride
"ersian Lamb jacket
gs, and to the bride5-
n.taiinvia couple, ,
tour to Toronto and
ore leaving for their
innipeg. Numerous
r Mr. and Mrs. Oamp.
are of Happiness and
home in the Western
Unreserved au ion sale of piano and
household furnit re, Saturday Sept. 10th
at 2:30 p.m. at t residence of Mr. W.
W. Inglis, Shntr st., Wingham. See
list of articles el • ewhere in this iue.
Residence for sa = or rent. Appy to
W. W. Inglis.
Mr. W. Glenn Campbell, or, anist and
musical director of Willis esbyterian
Church, Clintou,and,ho i well-known
throughout Huron ou ty as a very
efficient teacher of itriio forte, Pipe -
organ, and all branch of musical theory
will visit Wingham n Wednesday of
each week for the purpose of giving in-
structions in the above subjects. Persons
desiring to study with Mr. Campbell will
find him at Hotel Bruuswick,where time
and terms may be arranged.
HEADACHES
may be caused by derang-
ed stomach, overworked
nerves, or several other
causes ; but the majority
are
From Defective Eyesight
Experience has taught ns
that we can cure nine out
of every ten by
PROPERLY FITTED
GLASSES.
A11aMCCaII& Co.
LIMITED,
Druggists and Opticians
WINGIAM, - ONT.
LARGEST Al D B ES T
IN WESTERN ONTARIO
% CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
This popular institution has an
excellent reputation for strictly high
grade work. Our graduates are in
great demand.
Enter this month if possible.
Magnificent Catalogue free.
ELLIOTT & McIACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
Dates of Fall Fairs.
Wingham Sept. 29 80
Toronto..... ...
Aug.
29 -Sept. 10
p
London ..... ...... •Sept. 9-17
Exeter ................. " 19
Palmerston ....... .... " 20-21
Harriston . " 22-23
Teeswater.. ....... " 27-25
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A
Schio
Shoe
Sale
We have a large and splendid assortment of Sehool Shoes for Boys
and Girls of all sizes and ages.
School commences this week and we want to do an immense Sohool
Shoe businest during the coming week.
In order to stimulate the School trade and to give our patrons some
Unusual Bartains in School Shoes
We shall, during the next two weeks, offer all our School Shoes at
Cut Prices. There is nothing the matter with the Shoes—they're new and
the best that money can buy.
Don't Miss This Opportunity
To buy splendid School Shoes for less than their actual value.
You know our reputation for selling the best of Footwear— so bring in
all the Children and fit them with School Shoes, during our Sale.
The prices tun as follows: -
85c, 95c, $1.25 up to $1.50.
W. j. GREER
The Shoe Man.