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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-09-22, Page 1THS WINGHAIVI TIMES. VOL XXXIII.--NO. 1702, WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEN EEE 22, 1904. $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Fine Tailoring TAILORING is our business, and it would please us ex- ceedingly if you would step is for a look at the elegant new Over - coatings, Suitings, Trouserings, etc., for Fall and Winter wear. Tho pat- terns are the handsomest that weav- ers' wits could produce. Come in to see the new ideas, a n d talk the matter over with us. Quoting Prices for tailoring means nothing. as you know, but what you can get for your money is every- thing. The best dressers in this commun- ity are our steady patrons, and if you favor us with your order you will be in the hands of skilful tailors. Come in for a look and a talk, at any rate. HATS AND CAPS. In Hats and Caps we have all the latest styles, and when. you need any- thing in this line you should not buy elsewhere before seeing our big range to choose from. Prices 50c to $3. New Underwear, Ties, etc, arriving daily. flomuth Bros. Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers. MARRIAGE LICENSES Isened by FnArtx PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. DOMINION BANK WINCHAM Capital paid up, $ 3,000 1000 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $ 3,414,000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, the United. States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest allovted on deposits of $1 and upwards, and added to principal 30th June and 31st Deoeniber each year. D. T. HEPBURN, Manager. B. Vanatone, Solicitor, BANK OF HAMILTON WINCHAM. Capital paid up, $2,250,000.00. Reserve Fund, $2,000,000.00, Total Assets, $25,000,000.00. PICKLING SPICES...... We have the purest and best that can be procured anywhere. Give us a trial and be convinced. R. A. Hutchison. GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59 Who Wants a Farm ? I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands for sale, in 60, 76, 100. 160 and 200, acres, lots in Kinloss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine, Huron and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms. Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song. Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con- nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap. A hotel doing good business for sale cheap. Also a wagonshop. A general store with large trade, live village. Also a largo amount of money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par- ticulars apply to J. A. MaoKENZ1n, Insurance Agent, Holyrood. President— BON. Wm. Grnsolc. pine -President and General Manager —J. Tn1lNntfnr.. Assistant Gen. Manager—H. M. WATsoN DIRECTORS John ?rooter, A. B. Lee John S. Hendrie, Geo. Rutherford, Cyrus A. Birge. Inspector—$. 'Willson. SAVINGS BANE, ' interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and up- wards, and Added to principal on 61st May and With November each year. Special Depeltits also received 'at entrant rates of interest. W, CORI9OLILD, Agent ' DilOE INBON & xtoti KU, bolioilors. FARMS FOR SALE. —I I have just had listed a large 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 nsk the intending purchas- er of a farm to come and see me, and I will show hint as good farms for the money as he can buy anywhere in the country. Remember, I .10 not take farms to sell at an exorbitant price. If I do not think they are worth what is asked for them I will have no- thing to do with them. it is property thatwill sell that I want, and that is what; I have got. C.,, J. MAGUIIRE Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent, VANSTONE BLOOK. • WINGHAM, ONT. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Accident a1I Fordwich. Mr, W. F. VanS accident at For afternoon. He war ing of sheep at th was on top of the was suddenly shu Mr. VanStone wa. his face striking tl of the face was ve the skin broken. home Saturday e been confined to ne met with a nasty with on Saturday assisting in the load - 0. P. R. station and ar, when the engine ted against the car. thrown to the ground, {fo steel rail. One side y badly bruised and Mr. VanStone came ening and has -'hoe is room. Good sir -roomed ho to 0. J. Maguire, real se t • ent. Apply s : e agent. Harvest Ho The annual Hary connection with th dist Church will be The pastor, Rev. D in the morning, t "God's Wagons." D. Perris will own preach ou "The HI the Divine Being," the leadership of J ranging special mu In the morning the Mr. Frank Hill and the evening a solo and also au alto ob debt is now reduce Trustees are lookin the debt,after next ie Services. st Home services in Wingham Metho- eld on Sunday next. Gundy will preach sing for his topic, In the evening, Rev. y the pulpit and will vest, a witness to The choir, under A. Morton, is ar- c for both services. will be a solo by lso a quartette. In Miss Hattie Reid gato. The church to $2,900 and the to further reduce nuday's services. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Thanksgiving Day. The Dominion Cal afternoon and fixed for Thursday, Nov year it was in the but the earlier date, prove satisfactory. net met Thursday Thanksgiving Day 2nber 17th. Last nonth of October, it is said, does not Housn To RENT.—Good comfortable house to rent, with all conveniences. Apply to R. VANSTONE. Farmers bring a peas, and barley to which will be open and where you wil market price for al SEA ng your wheat, oats, Gregory's storehouse every business day receive the highest kinds of grain. ORTII MILLING CO. Re-Openin Services. The re -opening se ices in connection with the Wingham resbyterian Chnroh will be held on S day, October 9th. Rev. R. E. Know s, B. A., of Knox Church, Galt will reach at both ser- vices. On Monde evening following, a tea -meeting will • a held, after which Rev. Mr. Knowles ill give an address. A special musical rogram is also being arranged. A Visit o Clinton. The editor of t day in Clinton, o of the county, an change in the pl nearly ten year buildings have b nese section of t prove thetown's The new post o trally located a red pressed bri office is very 0 finished off in Wesley Metho ing of red pres block Is an im King Edward spot with a ha blocks, A lar lithio sidewal dateness. W slightly large revenue than to• date town ont class Olin but still it is and has man are all alive t from a libera TIMES spent last Fri• e of the oldest towns found a considerable e since his last visit, ago. Seyoral new en erected in the brid- e town, and they im- ppearance considerably. co building is very cen- d is a good building of • The interior of the veuiently arranged and atest style. The new ist Church is a neat build- ed brick. Coombe's new rovement and the new (tel fills up a vacant dsome building of cement e amount Of now grano- gives the town alt up -to- ile Clinton may have a poet office and customs Ingham, it is not an up- ike ours. Wingham can n in very many respects, first cissa inland town good business men, who the benefits to bo 'derived nae of printer's ink. Rooms TO RENT—Five rooms, suitable for dwelling, in the Macdonald block. Apply to HOILUTKI BROS. Moving Tel phone Office. Last week offici le of the Bell Tele- phone Co. visited Wingham and made arrangements fo the moving of the local central ()M.:. The premises now occupied by H. Chisholm have been leased for a nu ., ber of years and the office will be to • : ted there, separate from any line of bu- ness.. The change will be made abon the 1st of November. We have not et learned whowill be the local mana er. FOR SALE -50 well-bred two-year-old Steers of good quality and a good kind. Can be seen at M. Lamont's farm. Ap- ply to D. Stewart. Bowling Seaforth. Two rinkes of W ngham bowlers went to Seaforth on Tu sday and played two friendly games w' h two rinks of that town. Mr. Thos. ell's rink, composed of L. W. Hans , Wm. Holmes and C. Knechtel,lost Seaforth in the morn- ing, score 20-8. r. C. Knechtel skipped for this rink in t e afternoon and won, score 24-10. IS D. T. Hepburn's rink, composed of J. . Doyle, Ed. Nash and J. L, Vanstone lost to Seaforth in the morning, 19-4, and won the afternoon game, score 24- 9. Fine Mi strel Company. Next Tuesday evening promises to a red letter eve t to the lovers of od amusement. T os. P. Kelley'sBi; ady Minstrels are h e for one perf• mance and from the in ication t looks though a' crowded hon. won w come them when they ma their . o o a Wingham audience. Th perfo nee throughout is a decided n elty i. lie way of amuse- ments. Dane g girls, Man in the moon girls, Honolu dancers, the march of all nations and e acrobatic couple. All are included ' the performance as given by this talent d organization. These are only a few of he many up-to-date feat- ures that the bow contains. It is one long laugh fr m start to finish. ' Popular prices are th rule for this engagement. THAT DRESS GOODS SALE 1—Never was there offered to the ladies of Huron and Bruce such an opportunity. Slaugh- tering the most fashionable 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. Death of Res ected Citizen. NEARLY READY F Next Week is the ham's Big Everything is i)OW Wingham's fall fair o Friday of next week, and 30th. The ground good shape and buildi put in good repair. A bas been built, as well a the attractions, all of w aid the spectators at the this year promises to s ever held in Wingham. ship is larger than ever should mean a large i exhibitors, who will be the increased prize list. are away ahead of those and include, for the aft 30th, tests of speed: -2, 2.30 trot or pace; gentle double hitching race. Troopers, who will giv riding, sword using, et Vaudeville Co, will give front of grand stand, co ing, dancing, etc. The zone' Band will furnish ternoon. The usual px will be beld at the agr evening of Sept. 29th. also giving a special priz single drivers and als from J. W. King, Arch. T. McPherson,. for the b "Dividend," "Pride of "Prince Charlie." Ex again award the prizes ix departments, Mr. James on horses; Mr. Wm. G. Grove, on dairy cattle M. McCallum, Shakesp tle and swine. Reme in opera house on eveni by Art. Bondo's Vanda hall and seats on sale at store. See advt. in auo ing full list of attracti effort to attend Wingh Thursday and Friday. at the Trains office ev pleased to receive en THE FAIR. Ime of Wing - how. bout ready for Thursday and September 29th are being put in gs cleaned and uew horse ring a new stand for ich will greatly fair. The fair rpass any fair . The member - afore and this niber of new encouraged by The attractious previous years, noon of- Sept. 5 trot or pace; an's road race ; The Mounted exhibitions iu Art. Bondo's performance iu Fisting of sing - Ingham Citi- usic during af. enade concert ultural hall on he directors are of $25.00 for special prizes aterson and J. t colts sired by orniug" and rt judges will the live stock romarty, Galt, aidlaw, Wilton d sheep; Mr. J. re, on beef cat- er the concert g of Sept. 30th, ille Co, Plan of IcKibbon's drug her column giv- e, and make an 's fall fair next The secretary is y day and will be ies early. This week we re ..rd the death of Mr. W. T. A. Fishleig.. hardware merchant, and one of Wingh m's highly respected residents, who die: early Sunday morn- ing, in his 30th yea . Deceased had been ailing for some we re from an injury to one of his legs, ca sed by striking it against an iron par of a truck in his place of business a few weeks ago. There appeared to : no serious injury, but the pain becam gradually worse. A Toronto specialist was consulted a *short time ago, but the treatment did not give relief. On S turday au operation was performed, but t was of no avail as the poison had gone through his system. Deceased was a son If Mr. Wm. Fish- leigh of Chesley, a.. a nephew of Mr. W. R. Hobbs, of .ndon. He came to Wingham in Marc , 1903, and purchased the Smith Sc Petlii k hardware business, having prior to c.ming to Wingham, conducted a ha dware business at Hagersville. He ad built up a good trade during his si .rt residenco in Wing - ham, and made a arge circle of friends, who heard of hi:. sudden death with much regret. In July 1902, Mr, Fish- leigh married Mis Hinde, of Hagersville, who, with one oh' d, are left to mourn the loss of husbad and father. Mr. Fishleigh was a m mbar of the Canadian and Independent oresters, and an ini- tiated member Maitland Lodge, I.0.0.F. The fun ral service was held On Monday evenin at his late residence on Maple Street, •eing conducted by Rev. Dr. Gundy, stor of the Metho- dist church, with t hioli body the late Mr. Fishleigh had . en connected. The remains were cony: yod to Loudon by train on Tuesday m. ruing, two members from each of the so 'eties of which do - ceased was a mem •r acting as pall- bearers. The Tuner: l was held from the residence of the dee :ased's aunt, Mrs. Field, Talbot street, Tuesday afternoon, the remains being la d to rest in Monet Pleasant cemetery. ` ev. It. Hobbs, for- merly of Wingham, onducted the ser- vices. The floral • i erings were very beautiful, and incl ded wreathe from the business men f town, from Mait- land Lodge, I.C.O. . from the hockey Club and others. he bereaved rela- tives will have the incere sympathy' of the townspeople ' • their time of sore bereavement. Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, 3rd door East St. Andrew's Church. Glasses supplied. Burglars in Burglars visited W past week and ent hotel and Walton M 1301110 time between Sunday morning. .s was taken. We unit not the first time tha Wingham have been the past few mon' should be made to parties. Ingham. gham during the red the Exchange Kibbon's drug store turday night and each place money stand that this is business places in roken into during is, and an effort aptare the guilty Fon SALE.—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 Trams office. Transfer of r. C. J. Maguire, has made the sale of t this week. Mr. W. brick cottage on the and Frances street h Rich. Anderson at $ Hastiugs' house on been sold to Mr. Fre Through J. A. Mort has purchased the b Norris estate, corne rick streets, and W chased the Varney street. Through b Ezra Hart has purel house and lot on Ca rear of the school ho County Pres Association. A meeting of th- newspaper men of Huron county was geld at Clinton on Friday last, for th purpose of organiz- ing a County Pres Association. County associations have . en organized in many of the counties of Ontario, and Huron county, (one of t = best in the Province) should not be hind in this respect. The Association - as formed, with the following officer • :—President, W. H. Kerr, Brussels P: st; Vice President, C. Saunders, Exeter Advocate; Sec.-Treas., A. E. Bradwin, Blyth Standard; Execu- tive Committee J. W. Vanatter, God- erich Signal; J. Mitchell, Clinton News -Record; McLean, Seaforth Expositor; Watters, Fordwich Re- cord ; H. B. Elliott, Wingham Times; Auditors, Mr. Hilton, Clinton Now Era and T. Appleford, Seaforth News. The objects of the ssociation are for the holding of sever 1 meetings during the year and discus questions that aro of in- terest to the pe it pushers of the county. Huron has eigh -en newspapers and the association sho d be a strong one. An- other meeting i ill be held at Clinton ou November 25th when it is expected that every newspape • iu the county will be represented. firer. Bradwin of the Blyth Standard is entitled to the thanks of the newspapmen for his work in this matter. HEARTBURN, NAUSEA and all disorders arising from im- perfect digestion are to be feared no longer. issavnininomansicamsou Fothergill's Dyspepsia Tablets GIVE INSTANT RELIEF. 50 cents per Box. Every box guaranteed to give satisfaction. Walton McKibbon DRUGGIST. Next door to Post Office. 2 Lowney's Choeolates—fresh,. roperty. eal estate agent o town properties . Brockeushire's orner of Victoria been sold to Mr. ,200. Mrs. S. M. ictoria street has Stricker at $075. n, Mr, G. C. Hanna use and lot of the of Shuter and Pat - D. Pringle has pur- roperty ou Leopold . Abner Cosens, Mr. teed Mrs R Walker's erine street, at the se. A Pleasan A very pleasant e Tuesday evening o number of the me Sunday School gathered at the re and presented him ver tray, upon whi following:—"Pres ler, M.D., by the Wingham, fie reco services in their b ing the presentatio by Mr. A. Cosens, by Mr. A. J. Alders appreciation of the ler in connection w Union Sunday Sc which the doctor ha indefatigable and The recipient of the was taken by surp thanks to the donors membrance. Sho also made by Rev. Wm. Lowe. and otl was a most pleasant Surprise. ent took place on this week, when a hers of the Union xcursion Committee ence of Dr. Towler •ith a beautiful sil- h was inscribed the nted to W. B. Tow - Sunday Schools of ition of his valuable alf." . Accompany - which was made as an address, read n, expressive of the rvices of Dr. Tow - h the work of the of Committee, of for years been the ergetio secretary. apdsome gift, who ise, expressed his for their kilidly re- addresses were Dr, Gundy, Rev. rs. The occasion le throughout. A boon to the effli again. T. P. Smith be in Wingham at drug store on Th "one day only." If feet in your oyesigh see him. Examinat and avoid the rush. ted; he is coming Eye Specialist. will alton McKibbon's sday, Sept. 29th, •ou have any de - it will pay you to n free. Call early e. Death of Th • as Holmes., ne of Wingham gassed away on S person of Thomas year. Mr. Holmes to his bed for some death being a grade system. He was o men in this section came hare many ye and for upwards of been a resident of that time had b financial bnsiness ronto,Mr. Holm=:; {- editorial staffs of .• Leader, the forme newspaper publis Holmes always to in newspaper wor contributor to in Holmes had sere councils of Wingl nosh and in the e of the Huron (Jou others was succe 'the gravel road, through the lin While Mr. Holm much to his ow friends, who time with hi ceased is surviv (laughter, his him in !!larch, the family are ter, Wingham Brussels; and Sarnia. The r Toronto on interment mad James' cemeter pioneer residents urday last, in the olmes, in his 83rd had been confined veeks, the cause of 1 breaking up of the of the best known f Huron county and rs ago from Toronto hirty-five years had Ingham, and during n engaged in the Before leaving To - as connected with the e Colonist and The being the first daily ed in Toronto. Mr. k au active interest ,and was a frequent ny newspapers. Mr. d in the municipal in and East Wawa- ly days was a mem- ty Council, and with ful in 1859 in having: uth of Wingham cut i and made passable. s confined himselfeeery office, he had many ry often spent some in social chat. De - d by two sons and one if e having predeceased 902. The members of ichard Holmes, barris- Dr. W. L. Holmes, Mrs. (Dr.) Kinsman, nains were conveyed to uesday morning and in the family plot in St. AT THE HYME EAL ALTAR. Presbyterian Chu h the scene of Pretty White • ster Wedding. In the Presbyter ham, at 12.30 o'clo this week, was con age of Mr. Claude the Bank of Rami the late Rev. Dr. Miss Nellie Macdo ter of Dr. Macdon The church was v with banks of fer besides other plant sion, At the ap strains of the wed Mrs. (Rev.) J. J. the wedding party the bride being giv Rev. D. Perrie, ass Laing, of Copies groom, performed bride's wedding Chinese satin, and ary veil and carri roses. Miss Carol of the bride, was attired in cream si and Lelia Horsey bride, acted as bri was supported by Woodstock. Dr. Mr. W. 0, Fergus as ushers. The the wedding party of the contracting whom were from to the home of the a dainty wedding of. The bride w large number of presents, which e teem in which s friends The ha afternoon C.P.R to Toronto and t up their residen has been a life -1 ham, and one of ladies of the to formerly conne branch of the B and Mrs. Laing monial estate w of a large circle tauces for a pro age through life • The Crusade Against Consumptiori. Rev. P. Cli on Parker, of Toronto, preached to la go audiences on Sunday in the Method st Church in the morning ana in the To n Hall to the Presbyteriau congregation n the evening. He also spoke in both laces about the ravages of the whitema 's plague. He said that between the ges of 14 and 45 every fourth person that died, dies of con- sumption, geu rally after a long and wearisome dise se which wore out the resources and trength of the family. On Monday eve ring, Mr. Parker held a meeting in the .9 wren chamber and gave ! an addrees o "Fighting the White I Plague." It w s, he said, a very wide- ! spread disease t kiug off one in about !every seven tha died. It was not her- ! editary, as had een thought; the only i hereditary featt e was that persons were born with Wea lungs and could not ! throw off the ba alli like those who had !good strong lun 8, and so they succumb- ! ed to the disease The disease was very I infectious, the infection being in the spitting. There should be a crusade ! against spitting n the sidewalks. Out I of the seven infe tious diseases to which i we were subject there were more than three times as ny died from consump- tion as from t other six combined. Those suffering ould not be quarantined because it was s ch a lengthened disease, but they shoal be moved, yet there was no place to eve them in the whole of Canada exce • the Muskoka Hospstal. In this Free Ho pital there were 74 per cent. of cures d it was the duty of for caring for t eir own consumptives to support that 111.pital. He was trying to get each ono t preimpt a bed and in this way lend a h nd in the footwork of stainning out the plague. A vote of thanks was giN n to Idr. Parker for the lecture and a ommittee of ladies was appointed to se the council and get them to undertake t endowznent of a bed. The following adies were appointed:— Mrs. A. E. S zith, Mrs. Peasant, Miss Kate Fisher a d Miss Waddell. Mean- time any cont 'buttons to the work may be given to any Of the above ladies or to A. E. Smith. n Church, Wing. , on Wednesday of mmated the marri. . Laing, manager of on at Berlin, son of aing of Dundas, and ald, youngest daugh- d, M.P., East Huron. ry prettily decorated , and white asters, and flowers in profu- ointed hour, to the ng march, played by astie, of Belgrave, ook their positions, away by her father. sted by Rev, A. A. n, brother of the he ceremony. The ttire was of cream she wore the custom- a bouquet of white ne Macdonald, sister. aid of, honor, being while Misses Amey little nieces of the esmaids. The groom r. H. P. Taylor, of . R. Macdonald, and n, of Loudon, acted remony being over, and guests—relatives arties, quite a few of distance—returned ride's parents, where eakfast was partaken the recipient of a ostly and beautiful ideuced the high 08- e is held by many py couple left ou the train for a short trip e East before taking iu Berlin. The bride g resident of Wing - he most popular young , and the groom was ted with the local nk of Hamilton. Mr. nter upon the matri- h the heartiest wishes f friends and acquain- perous and happy voy- Woman's issionary Society. The Woman' connection wit dist Church ha year. The me increased durin receipts were fa vious year. Th just commence (Dr.) Towler; 1 (Rev.) Gundy; 2 Ford; recording corresponding s treasurer, Mrs. Missionary Society in the Wingham Metho- just closed a successful bership has been greatly the past year and the in advance of any pre - officers for the year are :- -President, Mrs. vice-president, Mrs. vice-president, Mrs. cretary, Mrs. Morton; retary, Mrs. Howson; usgrove. —Auction sale of team of hoses, two wagons, harness, household furniture, etc., on market square, at 2 o'clock on Saturday, October 1st. A. Kelly, auc- tioneer. D. Showers, proprietor. With Mr. Thos. Field ose Field,who afe have been very si week, and up -to t1 press there is no ditiou. Mr, and 1 and Mr. John W with fever are doi other trouble sets recovery. Mr. R Iven Johnston li list for some da the sick will hay soon be able to b nd his sister, Miss 11 with typoid fever k during the past e time of going td ange in their ma - Ds, who are also ill g nicely, and if no n are in a fair way to ert Groves and Mr. ve -been on the sick e hope that all speedy recovery and around town. More than likely it's here. -- That medicine you tried to get at so many plac es and couldn't. Our vari- ety is p(iretty large. We don't often dis- appoint — never in quality or price. LIMITED. Druggists and Opticians NWINGHAM, ONT. LARGEST A ND BEST IN WESTERN ONTARIO CENTRAL This popular institution has an excellent reputation for strictly high grade work. Our graduati 1 are in great demand. . Enter this month if possible. Magnificent Catalogue free. Settlers' Low Rates West. Via the Chicago and North Western Railway, every day from Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th. Settlers' one-way second-class tickets at very low rates from Chicago to points in Utah, MOD tana, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California; also to Victoria. Vauconver, New Westrniuster, Rossland and other points in the Koote- nay district. Correspondiugly low rates •- from all points in -Canada. Full partic- ulars from nearest ticket agent. or B. H. BEliNETT, General Agent, 2 East King street, Toronto, Ont. —Trerns and Weekly Globe till end of 1904 for 35 cents. Good chance for new subscribers to get cheap reading matter. —Times and Family Herald and Week- ly Star till end of 1904 for 45 cents. New subscribers should take advantage of this low rate. Wingham's Leading Shoe Store valanwaszscassiraucznammurnamommi Foot Impressions The impression you get of a well dressed person with sloppy Shoes is not the best. Often it isn't the person's fault, either. Many Shoes are made to sell, only. No good stock or workmanship to insure shape and wear. Only a smooth outside to catch the eye. Shoes n ot bought at the right place—that's where the trouble lies. Are you getting all you desire or expect for your shoe money ? If Not, Come Here The latest styles, the best Shoemaking, the best leathers, and the most reasonable prices you'll find right here. Nan, Woman, Boy or Girl This adv. is for you and for anybody and every- body interested in good Shoes. Headquarters for Trunks and Valises. The Shoe Man.