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VOL XXXIY.-NO. 1742.
Tailor -Made
Cloches
$15 ,
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For . seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction.
Trousers made to order at
$3.50, 3.75. $4, $5, $6,
A fine selection of Gents' Fur-
nishings always iu stock.
1YLS1L1 llofflllth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FnANllC PATERBON. No. 23 Victoria
street, Windham, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHRM
Capital paid up, $ 3,000 100 3,000,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,644,000
SPECIAL SALE OF
China Tea Sets
For The Next Two Weeks
Having bought these goods right we
will give purchasers the benefit of the
low prices.
, 'three 40 -piece English China
Sets, regular price $5.00 now
$4.50
40 -piece German China, regular
price $6,00 now,.,. $5.00
44-pieoe China Tea Sots, regular
G.00
$7,00 now
44 -piece semi -porcelain, regular
$4.75 now $4.25
These prices will buy any of the
• above while they last. Also a large
selection of fancy ohina suitable for
wedding gifts.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the 'United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPAII,TM'rFNT-Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 e:nd upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and 81st
December each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager,
S. Venstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF KAMILTON
WINCNAM.
Capital paid np, $2,235,000.00.
Reserve il'and, $2,235,000.00.
Total Assets,. $26,553,846.57.
R1 A. Hutchison
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY.
Phone 59. Prompt delivery,
To the Real Estate Buyer,
no matter where located :
•
I am absolutely sure I am in a position to
save you some money, unless the circumstances
under which you buy are very exceptional.
I can and will make it profitable for you to
buy through me. I am in touch with property
owners in every part of the country, and have
ou my lists to -day properties, (both in town and
country), that cannot' bo excelled either in
quality or price,
It retakes no difference whether you want a
$50 building lot or $10,000 farm, I want to hear
from you.
C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANBTONE BLOCK. - WINGHAM, ORT.
GENERAL LOCAT, NEWS.
Encamprn t Officers.
At the meeting Minerva Encamp-
ment, I.0.0.F,, o Monday evening, the
following officers ere elected for the
ensuing term: -C P., D. Longheed; S.
W., Wesley W lker; H. P., H. B.
Elliott; secreta y, A. J. Alderson;
treasurer, J. . Dodd; representative
to Grand Encs pmeut, J. A. Morton.
Prsetdent-- HON. WM. CAIBa0N.
Vioarrestdent and
General Manager - Tomos-umn,
Assistant Gen. Manager --R. M. WATSON'
DIRECTORS ••
•abhtt pGeo. Rather ord, Cyrus .A,Birgb drte•
Leapeotor--- . Willson.
SAWN GS BASIC.
Interest allowed on deposits of *1.00 and tip.
Wards, and added to principal on Slat May and
beth November comb year.
Special DanOsite rlao,reoetred at carreni
fraise or inured.
W. DO11BOUL», Agent,
»ZOKINSION Aa ECOLN111it, BolIettare,
WINGRAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 29. 1905.
Wear Greer's Shorn; and Rubbers
Be
Stores Will Closed Saturday
w
Saturday of thi eek being Dculiuion
Day -Canada's :ungual holiday -the
stores and bnsine--3 places in Wingham
will be closed. Following the usual
onstom, the atom will be kept open
late on Friday ni ht, and the public are
aeked to make note of this and do
their sleopping n Friday this week,
instead of Satur y.
A good house to rent. Apply to
R. Vanstone.
Servant girl wanted for house and
store, Apply to Box 129, Wingham.
CA Three Mon s' Scholarship.
By advertisemen in another column
it will be seen that the Wingham Bnai-
noes College is off 'ag a three months'
scholarship free i either departments,
to the boy or girl who obtains highest
marks at the trance examinations.
This offer is ops to pupils writing at
the Wingham sc ooh, and we understand
a similar offer i being for the counties
ofHuron and B nee.
District Mwstingt;, I.O.O.F.
At the meeting cf Wingham District,
I,0.0.F., at Brns els on Wednesday of
last week, Mr. Jamin Douglas of Wrox-
eter was eleeted ).D.G.M., and Mr. J.
W, Dodd of Wit gbam re-elected secre-
tary. The membership of the Lodges
in this district i . as follows: -Brussels,
130; Wingha , 111; Wroxeter, 25;
Teeswater, 12. -
10 men and boys wanted to work in
factory. Apply at office of the Canada
Furniture Manufacturers, Limited.
Canadias Foresters.
The regular meeting of Court Mait-
land, 0. 0. F., wi I be held on Friday
evening of this week. On Sunday
morning next the members will attend
divine service in the Baptist Church,
when Rev. J, N. McLean, B. A., will
preach to the brat rren: All members of
the order are corcally invited to attend
this service. The brethren will meet at
the Court room ai 10 o'clock a. m.
Ladies' chocolate
fords, regular price
Unclaime
We have receive
report of unclsiin
the chartered bangs
Gibson Tie and Ox -
$2.00, to olear $1.60.
W. J. GREER.
Balances.
a copy of the last
balances, eto., in
of the Dominion of
Independent Fores'
On Snuday Morning
Of the Wingham Co
Foresters, together wi
ren, attended divin
Methodist Church,
Rev, Dr. Gundy, de
pressive and approp
occasion. A solo w
voice by Mr, Frank
Canada, for five yrs and npwards prior
to the end of Decesiber. 1904. In, con-
nection with the Bank of Hamilton,
there appears a 1ge number of un-
claimed balances tae last transaction in
respect to which to ik place at the Wing -
ham branch. Th . amounts of these
balances range from one cent to over
$1700.
Grand Camp, S ns of Scotland.
The Grand Camp Sous " of Scotland
opened its biennial ession in Toronto on
Tuesday. Mr. Ate ander Fraser, grand
chief, presided. T ere were 210 subord-
inate camps repres nted. The member-
ship is now 7,613, increase of 150. In
the peat two years 38,600 bas been paid
in mortnary bene is and the certificates
at present in fore represent $5,867,250
of insurance. T e fonds on hand are
$197,582, an ine ease of $40,000. The
grand camp deo ded to erect a memorial
tablet to the 1at Sir Hector MacDonald,
in St. Giles Ca hedrai, Edinburgh. Mr.
D. E. McDona was in attendance as
the delegate f m Camp Caledonia, No.
49, Wingham.
Oddfellows Deco ation Service.
Anyimpressive se ice was conducted
at the Wingham c otory on Sunday
last, when the core ony of decorating
the graves of deco ed Oddfellows took
place, At 3.30 o'c k the members as•
eembled at the ha , and headed by the
"Wingham citizen ' band, marched to
the cemetery, wh re the ritual service
for such occasion was performed, Mr.
F. R. Blewett Of istowel,Deputy Grand
]Piaster, acting Noble Grand, and
Mr. Charles Gre n as Chaplain. The
gropes of membe ' deceased wives wore
decorated by a o ;mpany of girls, who
(placed a l menet of flowers upon each
grace, 'At the cl'►se of the decoration
Ceremony a chorea of girls sang very
ers at church.
last the members
rt, Independent
h visiting breth-
service in the
vhen the pastor,
vered a most itn-
ate sermon for the
a rendered in good
Hill.
HousE To RENT. -r o pposi : Western
Foundry Co's works. •: edium size
lionse, with good orc • ard. Moderate
rent. pp y
A 1 to ALEX, FELLY.
Pretty Ho Wedding.
A pretty home w 'ding took place at
the residence of s. Thos. Gilmour,
Turnberry, on We nesday, Juno 218t,
when her daighte Annie, became the
bride of Mr John Mundell of BIuevale.
Promptly 46 o'ol ck as the wedding
march was being, layed by Miss Maggie
Gilmour the groom took his place in
front of a bank of terns under a canopy
of white with an (arch of myrtle. The
bride, who was 1 seemingly attired in
white organdie, vfiss give* away by her
Former Wingh mites Wedded.
At high noon on Wednesday of last
week, a pretty we ing was solemuized
in the Methodist C-aurch, Seaforth, by
the pastor, Rev. A_ K. Birks. The con-
tracting parties " vere Mr. Harry A.
Hessian and Miss la Edna Button, both
now of Toronto, d both formerly of
•Wingham, the br e being a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Veilliam Button, The
wedding march +els artistically rendered
by the organist, dies Rathwell. After
a dainty lunched at the residence of the
bride's aunt, es Droer; the happy
couple took the fternoon train for Tor-
onto, where the intend to make their
home.
sweetly the hymn
of Jesus," while
of "Wearer, Ify
by the brethren.
wet* moat fan
i bretitteh were pre
Brussels and Taxan
Annual excursion of the Epworth
League of Harriston Methodist church,
to Toronto and Niagara,F lls, on Friday,
July 7th. Train leave: Wingham 6.27
a.m., arriving a . Tors . to 10.45, in time
to catch 11 a.m. .o, . Returning, boat
will leave Lewis s . at 7.30 p.m., arriv-
ing in Toronto 10,15; train to leave
Young street crossing at 10.80 p.m.
Fare from Wingham, $2.50; children
$1.25.
brother, only the
of the contraotin
Rev, Wm. J. We
clergyman. Th
down to the ster
life, followed by
numerous friend,
At Hym n's Altar.
A happy union w s consummated in the
Methodist Church, Wingham, at 2.30
o'clock on Tues y afternoon, when
Rev. Wellington . Findlay, Methodist
minieter, and Mis Harriet Reid, daugh-
ter of Mr. and M . Adam Reid of this
town, were unite in the bonds of mat-
rimony. The ce mony was performed
by Rev. Dr. Gun y, pastor of the ohuroh,
The ushers were esars. Frank Hill and
Wilfrid Reid, o. the strains of the
;wedding marcl played by Miss B.
Reynolds, the gr. om took his place in
front of the altar and awaited the corn.
ing of hie bride, " o entered leaning on
the arm of her fat or, After the Dere•
mony the happy cuple received ' the
congratulations of number of friends;
and took the aftern on train for their
new home on the nglake circuit, in
the St. Thomas strict, where • Mr.
Findlay has been st ioned for the pres.
ant eonforence year, The bride holds a
high place in the aff tions of a large
number of friends ? this community,
having boon an net a worker in the
Junior and Senior ,pworth Leagnee,
and a vented membe of the choir of the
Methodist Church, a d was for some
years a member of th teaching staff of
mmediate relatives of
partiea being present.
t was the officiating
young couple settle
realities of married
the best wishes of their
An lmporta t Legal Point.
What Judge M edith considered an
important point i- the law regarding
the liability of r unicipalities to keep
their roadways; in : safe condition was
decided by him it; a suit against the
townships of Mi
The question was
the level of a roai
bankment, the in
protect it by a g
to do so is liable
Meredith holds t
assesses $1,500 d
townships for
guard. The plai
Albert Plant, a'
township, and his
this spring their
them over an em'
the line betweet
townships.
"Safe in the Arms
each grave a verse
, to thee," Was sung
ltogether the service
'sive one. 'felting
rat from Listowel
w.
Early Dosing.
By announcement n another column
it will be seen that ties lawyers of Wing -
ham have decided to 31ose their respec-
tive offices at 2 o'oloojt p. m., on Satur-
day s and at 4 o'cloek on other days,
during July and Atznst. The public
should take note of tuts.
Ito and Normandy.
whether on raising
by means of an em-
nioipality is bound to
ard rail, and on failing
to damages. Judge
at it is so liable and
mages against the two
ailing to provide the
tiffs in the case are
farmer, of Egremont
wife. While driving
orse bolted and took
ankment on a road on
the two defendant
Programme for TI ersday Evening.
The following prog>�amme will be ren-
dered by the citizen's ,and at their week.
ly concert in the park this evening.--.
\larch,..,."western Gir '....A, J, Norbridge.
Waltz.,."Waltzing with he Girl you Love".,
Gen. Evans,
Overture, "A Gleam of Hmven" Chas. K. Harris
Caprice„"Love end Kiss s,'..Chas. K. Harris.
Waltzes.. *Daughter of L ve ..0. W. Bennett.
Medley Overture,."Wha the Brass Band Play-
ed" T. W. rhnttntvny,
March "Get In Li ." W. B. Scontgn
Overture.,.. Popnlarlyfi trel"
Medley Waltz.. , , "Home cot Hume"
Beyer, Mackie
God Save th King.
The undersigned druggists of Wing -
ham agree to close their stores every
week day except Saturday, at 8 o'clock
p.m., during July and August.
A. I. MCCALL & Co.
WALTON MO$iBB0N.
the Wingham Pu
groom also has many
ham who regard him
splendid Ability, Re
have the heartiest wig
i for a Iong and hap y 1
attd prosperity in the
Good servant gfw rated. Good
wages. Apply to �R. VANSTONE,
Minnie street.
Successfi
Miss Houghton's
very successful regi
on Friday evening 1
I Recital.
'nae class gave a
1 in the opera house
st. The programme
consisted of solos, duets, piano solos,
choruses, eto. A sc:srf drill by five young
ladies was well rsadered. The enter-
tainment was tho oughly enjoyed by
those present, and .he excellent rendi-
tion of the sevei al numbers showed
aptitude on the pat,; of the scholars and
careful painstaking effort on the part of
their teacher. Mi: s Houghton is to be
congratulated ou t se success attending
this annual event
Dr. Redmond wishes .. announce that
night calls in fu • re ' ill be auswered at
the office, Pat i.: street. Telephone
No. 56.
June
The home of Mr.
Elliott, Shuter atre
happy event on T
• Adella Oldfleld, dal
liott, became the br
Leishman, of EE
ceremony was per
by Rev. Dr. Gund
the immediate rel
the contracting p
standing beneati a beautiful arch of
evergreens and flowers. The bridesmaid
was Miss Emma Watson, cousin of the
bride, while the oroom was supported by
his cousin, Mr, J H. Leishman. Mies
Ethel Elliott pia• ed the wedding march,
and the bride was given away by her
brother, Mr. E. Oldfield, of Seneca
Falls, N.Y. Af er the ceremony and
conga•atulations, a sumptuous repast
was served and the newly -wedded couple
left on the after loon train for. London,
St. Thomas and other points. On their
return they will take up their residence
in East Wawawsh, anc3 will have the
beet wishes of Luny friends for a pros-
perous voyage over life's sea together.
Coultes-Turney Nuptais.
On Wednesday, Jane 21st, a happy
event took place at tae residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. W. Tirvey, Morris, when
their only daughter, Mary was united
in marriage to Mr Robert Coutes of
East Wawanosh. Rev. W. J. West,
M. A.; of Blnevale, ; ierformed the core•
mony, in the presoi;+e of a large number
of invited guests. Mrs. (Rev.) J. J.
Hastie playing the e: edding march. The
bride was attired in: s dress of champagne
embroidered voile with chiffon Iace
trimming. The britsasmaid, Miss Martha
Bosman, of Wingha m, wore a dress of
grey voile, with sat n ribbon and lace
trimmings. Mr. ,i H. Leishman per-
formed the duties f groomsman. The
floral decorations f r the occasion were
very pretty. A Ie ge number of useful
and handsome pre ants testified to the
esteemed in whin the bride is held.
The young coupl will reside in Morris
townabip, and ha a the best wishes of
numerous friend
is School. The
friends in Wing -
as a minister of
and Mrs, Findlay
a of 1nany friends
e of itsefullness
high calling.
•
An
Exclusive
Perfume
"Good" perfumes --the common
sotto -are sold everywhere.
Yolande.
The exquisite perfume ie. not com-
men hinny way and can be obtained
only from us, the specially appointed
agents. It is delicate, delightful and
suggeetiv'e of well-bredness just the
kind to suit persona who are a bit
particular. Wo aheuld like to show
it to you.
Walton Mitibbon
DRUCCISTI
WINGLIIAlIi.
Next door to frost t>ffles.
Si A TEAR IN ADVANCE
The Late 'V'Iip am Corbould.
Seldom, if ever, h ve the citizens of -
Wingham, more esp cially the business
portion of the coin unity, experienced
such suspense as th of the past few
weeks, whenit beta e known that the
ooudition of Mr. illiam Corbould,
manager of the Bank of Hamilton, was
such that his recover was well-nigh im-
possible; and the an ouncement of his
death, which took lace on Sunday
morning last, was eeived with pro-
found sorrow, Som three months ago
Mr. Corbould was str cken with au acute
ata k of inflainmato rhenmatism and
a o y ,
despite all that the est medical skill,
faithful nuraing, anc. the true devotion
of a loving wife and family could do, to
restore and prolong its life, the disease
could not be checed, complications
having set in which resulted in his de-
mise. The late Mr. Corbould, who was
of English parentage, was born near
1
edding.
and Mrs. Thos. J.
, was the scene of a
esday, when Mise
hter of Mrs. EI.
e of Mr. Alexander
st Wawanoah. The
rmed at 12.30 o'clock
, in the presence of
hives and friends of
rties, the bridal party
Toronto, where he a
He had been manag
branch of the Bank
period of over twenl
an interval of a few
he held similar p
Listowel and Or
ent his early years.
r of the Wingham
of Hamilton for a
y years, (exc
years during whioeptingh
isitions at Simcoe,
angeville,) en-
joyed the distinction of being one of
the appointed mans ers of that institu-
tion at the time of i s "inception. He was
well and favorably nown to the people
of Wingham and s grounding country,
and was esteemed f r his strict integrity,
sound business pri ciples, nobility of
character, and sym athetio nature. He
took an intelligent and active interest
in what be thong to be for the wel-
fare of the comm nity, and was ever
ready to assist in a worthy cause where
aid was required. Mr. Corbould was an
Episcopalian in rel gion, and took a live-
ly interest in the ifferent branches of
the work of St. P l's church, of which
he was a consiste member. He leaves
a wife and three i inghters, who deeply
mourn the loss of a devoted and affec-
tionate husband ind father, and who
have thesincere
� m sti
yof the entire
community in th ;ir great bereavement.
The funeral too r place on Tuesday.
Short services wore held at the family
residence and at St. Paul's church, con-
ducted by Rev. Mr. Hicks, of Simms,
and Rev. Wm. bwe, of Wingham, after
which the rema'ns were ,laid to rest in
the Wingham c metery.. The pall -bear -
ere were Messrs Win. Armour, H. Kerr,
H. Davis, Dr. . W. 'Holloway, A. E,
Smith; and yor • Bell. • The chief'
mourners were wee wars.
C. Walker To-
ronto; W. Wal r, of Seaforth, nephews
of the decease ; and Mr. Winslow of
Stratford. Am ng those from a distance
who were prese t at the obsequies were
Mr. Hillhouse Brown of Hamilton,
representing t e Bank of Hamilton;
Judge Robb of imooe; and Mr. E. L.
Dickinson of G erieh.
SLAUGHTER SALE 01' DR -:S GOODS -
During July and Au oust e will clear
our entire stock of r goods. This
Sale includes all our .igh•clasa Summer
Shirt Waist Snitinga. 50e lines for 25c,
etc. GED. E. KING.
Miss Mtllikiri
A pleasing event to
of the meeting of the
in the Methodist Cll
evening, when the
church choir assemble
to one of their numbs
likin, who is removing
Milithin has been a v
the choir for some tin
dates felt they could
Honored.
c place at the close
Epworth League
irola on Monday
members of the
I to bid farewell
Miss Ethel Mil -
to Toronto. Miss
hued member of
e and her asso-
sot let her depart
without giving expreason to the high
esteem in which she is field. According-
ly, she was presented vith a handsome
sterling silver mounts;; umbrella and a ° .*1.
fancy brass candlestica. Accompanying
the presentation was tae following ad- +
dress: -
Miss ETHEL MILL KIN; ---It is with '1'
much regret that we, the members of
the Methodist choir n Wingham, have •1•
heard that you are ab cut to leave us. '1'
Since you came among ns, yen have so , :'F:
endeared yourself to to members of this .t•
choir, been so sweet said trne a friend,
always ready with he .rt and voice to .s.
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The Lat Mrs. Auld.
On Thursday last, Ann Elizabeth
Gowdy, wife • o .Dir. Thomas Auld,
passed away at a residence of her
parents, Mr. and M s. Alexander Gowdy,
Josephine St. north Wingham. The de-
ceased was born i Howick township
We are Selling Kodaks
ir4
The Genuine Eastman -popular
all over the world, and advertised
in alt the principal magazines.
Kodaks $5 to $108.
Brownie Cameras $1, $2, $5 and $9.
Plate Cameras, other makes, at
a bargain because we took them
in excbange for film Kodaks.
One $11 Oamera for $7.50.
One $4 Camera $2.50.
The Newest Kodaks and Sup-
plies always on hand.
LI1McCaII &Co,
LIMITED.
Druggists and Opticians
WINGBAM,
' ONT.
4"1.1' 4' kK'44.i.f4.4.1.4.+.1,4,.1' .,1:,'i•4.+ +
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• Wingharn
Business
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College
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LOOK1 BOYS AND GIRLS +
• A Three months Scholarship 4.
Course +'
-N• iven FREE in either departments of a.
+ Wingham Business Collegeto the boy gi
4* or girl who obtains the highest num- .1.,
4. bet• of marks at the Entrance Examine- .1.
k
of Jine,
andt
Examine -
ton the 20th a t�
do t
The offer open only to Hindguts writ- 4.
ing in the Wingham Public School. .t.
Any information regarding this offer 4.
cheerfully given by calling at the 4.
school or writing the Principal. 4.
N. BEGINALD FLETCHER, Principal, ,1,
+ E. PEARL HUNT, Lady Principal. !
+ GEO. SPOTTON, • President. 4-
and lived with her parents there until
, about four year ag , when the family
moved to Winghaa- . About three years
ago she was marted to Mr. T
homaa
Auld, of this town She bad been in
poor health for abr at two years, suffer-
ing from cancer. Che deceased was a
member of the 'resbyterian church,
and enjoyed the respect of a large
number of friend" . Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by her father,
'pother. five broths and two sisters,
all of whom wereesent at the funeral.
The brothers are: -Joseph of Wingham;
Thomas of Carrick .ownehip; Isaac and
Andrew of Mildma;, and John, a mem-
ber of Howick town• -hip Council; and the
sisters, Sarah and P 'scilla, who reside at
home. The fnneratook place on Satur-
day. burial taking p ace in the Wingham
cemetery.
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1 Wingharn's Leading Shoe Store 4.
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Every patriotic Canadian will celebrate Saturday, July 1st. 4
• Why not do your celebrating in comfort, by wearing a pair of our
• cool, comfortable and stylish Oxfords, Colonial Ties or Summer Out. 4.
'1' ing Shoes? .1.
Scores of styles to select from here. A11 grades for mankind 3'
and womankind. The prices range from $1.25, $1.75, $2.00,
.....,..... ...... ...... $2.25upto$3.00
co-operate in making our song service
what we desired it to )0t that, as you go
to your new home yof. earry with you
a wealth of good wish.is for your happi-
ness and prosperity, We shall often
think of you as we m .et for our Friday
evening practice and al Oder that you,
may be reminded cif Lie pleasant hours
we have spent togeth ,r, ask you to ac•
eept these tokens of heartfelt esteem,
May you never enc anter any worse
stoma than this um lle will protect
you from, and if yo should have Any
dark tithes on life's ourney, light your
oandie and gather resh courage acid
hope in the thought f the many friends
you have in Wingh
On behalf of the Methodist tlhurob
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White Canvas and "Coolie" Cloth Street r:-.`"'1
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Ladies' outing and Street Oxfords. ,,T,==agit
Ladies' Outing and Street Shoes.
Men's Outing and Street shoes.
'Men's Outing and Street Oxfords.
lradie's' Blaen Outing and Street Oxfords.
Men's Colonial Ties.
Ladies' colonial Ties,
Childrens' Oxfords and Slippers.
Let ns fix your feet so you will be in shape to celebrate.
See us for Trunks. and Valises
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W. J. GREEK
Shoe' to the People.
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