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VOL XXXIY, NO
1743,
Tailor -Made
Lothes
$15.
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless -
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
entire satisfaction.
yoUSat c
Trousers made to order at
$3.50, 3.15, $4, $5, $6.
A fine selection of Gents' Fur-
nishings always in stook.
M.S.L. Homuth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued byE'RAmt PATERSOtt
No. 23 Victoria
it 1
street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3,0 0 0 ,00 0
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,644,000
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United Statm and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPAlr.`.CMENT--Interest
wallowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added toprincipal 80th Jane and 81st
Deoember each year.
D. T. HEPBU1 N, Manager.
. V.nstone. Solicitor.
BANK �F HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
capital paid up, $2,235,000.00.
It seem I+'unti, 0,285,000,00.
Total t
b Assets, is 26
,553,848.57.
President -w Bonr.'1'7x.OELBSOit.
thee -President and
General Manager-3,'.i'd R1 Bei t,
Adelgtant Oen. Manager"-H.M. WA,a'sox
57.BEoTort3
,Sohn Praetor, Ches. L. Dalton, .i,13.1Btendrie,
Geo. Rutherford, Gyrus A. Binge.
1aasosetor-B. wiligon.
SSAVINGS BMOC!!
da-
le -era Mridii ddedtoprincipal do EstMaranod
-Neth N'avember skit year;
toast bekibsitur ftlgo reaslien M earrent
tee of Merestt,
OttifiROUTAD, Aget $
DIOXINISoN lk UOLtAlate, Soltolters,
'INCIII,01, ON`I'ARft , Tiri°l►.Sl ur. JULY r;, 1905,
SPECIAL SALE OF
China Tea Sets
For The Next Two Weeks
Having bought these goods right we
will give purohasere the benefit of the
low prices.
three 40 -piece English China
Sets, regular price pm now
,50
40.pieoe German China, regular
Price $6.00 now$5.00
44.pieoe China Tea Sete, regular
$7.00 now $6.00
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 fanny china suitable for
wedding gifts.
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 somemoney, unless the circumstances
under which you buy are very exceptional.
lean and wall make it profitable for you to
buy through me. I am in touch with property
owners in every part of the country, and have
on my lists today properties, (both in town and
country),that cannot be excelled either in
quality or price.
It makes no difference whether you want a
$20 building lot or a $10,000 farm, I want to hear
from you.
C. J. MA,GUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANSrorte Bnooit. • WINGHAM, Orm.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Garde Party.
A garden party ill be held on the
grounds of Mr, W . Robinson, conces-
sion 10, Turnberry on Friday evening,
July 14th. A goo programme will be
presented, by the Wingham citizens'
band and theP sb r'
� yte xan choir of
Teeswater. Tea f om 6 to 8, Refresh-
ments dispensed c t the grounds. Ad-
mission 25c. All', a invited..
A good house to
R. Vanstone.
Remembe
The practice o1
the decoration of
have gone is gra
tario. In Osha'
the new move
rent. Apply to
Ping the Dead.
setting apart a day for
he graves of those who
wady growing in Ont -
an impetus was given
Int by the action of
Mayor Fowke irslproclaiming a civic half
holiday in order that there may be a
union decoratior:et the cemetery. All
the fraternal soc sties of the town will
join in a united (fort to decorate the
graves of the deo aced members, and the
occasion will be ne of considerable gen-
eral effort. Thee will be a procession of
the men of all lodges, and a union service
at the cemetery. The conception, says
the Vindicator, i a very thoughtful and
popular one, anti -these not be]onging to
fraternities are is cvited to join in the des
corati on just tin same,
Servant girl wanted for house and
store. Apply toBox 129, Wingham.
MILLINERY, -In order to reduce my
stock as much as possible before altera-
tions will be started on the store, I shall
sell regardless of cost for the next four
weeks everything in Hats and Flowers;
alio Black Ostrich Plumes, $3.50 ones
for $2.50, and $3.00 ones for $2.25. Colne
early and secure the best.
M. MACPHERSON.
A Wingham Yoi
A very pleasant
cantly at 230 71st
in which the guest
A. Patterson, son ti
ng Man Honored.
event occurred re-
reet, NOW York City,
f hbnorwas William
' Mr: Archibald Pat.
tersbn, of this tonal. A large number
of the ,young poopl . of Madison Avenue
Presbyterian C/hur •h, with which Mr.
Patterson has been 'Onneoted for the past
ttvo years, met to bid him farewell on
the eve of his departure for his home,
from where, rafter r short visit, it is his
intention to enter Moot on School, ll ft.
Hermon, Mass. l re he will take tapre.
paratory course of tndiell before este--
ing Toronto 'intra ity. A. very enjoy.
able time was spe during which the
3,0unaer !elks pr ented Mr. Patterson
with a beautiful ohttne of Teliuytoln's
poems, in apprtioitit rt 01 the very plea.,
Mitt tunes *twit IAA together, and Mt
ea token of rrment oe. Amid many
Otpreesitals ofregir at Batting, the call.
WI bade ttti.ilpei to Mr. Piattertbon.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
BY- LAW
The by-laws v.
the ratepayers of
carried. A fairly
considering the fe
were away from
is the vote in the
FACTOR
Ward 1
"2.............59
{63 62
4........ 105
203
CARRIED
ed on yesterday by
Ingham were both
arge vote was lolled,
t that 3nany voters
wn, The following
ifferent wards: -
BY -Law.
For Agaanst
67 :t
6
15
20
50
WATER), mute
Ward 1.... •._ ....
,t 3
" 4
BY-LAW.
68 8
54 10
64 11
94 30
280 59 -
HOUSE To R ;NT. -Opposite Western
Foundry Co's works. Medium size
house, with peed orchard. Moderate
rent. Apply ti ALEx. BELLY.
Turnberry A
A meeting of
Turnberry Agric
held in the Qnee
Tuesday, July 1
to make arrange
prize lists, eta.,
the directors ar�
'cultural Society.
he Directors of the
Itural Society will be
's hotel, Wingham, on
h, at 7 o'aloek p. m.
perste for the issuing of
for the fall fair. 411
ra quested to be present.
Dr. Redmon wishes to announce that
night calls in f tare will be answered at
the (Ace, P trick street. Telephone
No. 56.
Wingham 44On From Kincardine.
The "Bre a Boys" of Kincardine
played the ret rn game in District No.
2, C.L.A,, on he town park on Wednes-
day evening lest and the local "Maple
Leafs" won b; a score of 7 to 4. The
game was one >f the prettiest seen in
Wingham for ears. 'The first quarter
was lightning st and the score ended
1 to 1, both tea s playing an exeedingly
fast combinatip game.-,. In the 'second
quarter the refs e's eye seemed to catoli
the locals and w th two men short on
Winghain tonna inoardine added three
more goals. Th crowd took a terrible
fright and Kinca-dine stock went up,
but just before c: 11 of time •Wi.ngham
scored again lea\ug the score 4 to 2 in
the visitors' favo . In the third period
the word was pa ed along the line that
nobody was to dIorato the fence. Man-
ager Vanstone si.nalled "Wingham Pa-
peete every man ,o do his duty" and the
boys in green am white fairly smothered
Kincardine defence and goal after goal
was tallied and a-, the end of the third
quarter Wingha' a was in the Iead by a
score of 6 to 4, ' 'he last quarter was a
repetition of the ,hird, with Wingham
defence still a stonewall the home play-
ers welting like leavers and succeeded
in adding two m 're goals, thegame end.
ing 7 to 4 favor 'f Wingham. Wight•
man and "Ted" .;:Iliott did all the scor.
ing, on sure pass
players, while of
sardine failed to
Leaf's" defeuce,
from the other home
r second quarter Kin-
enetrate the "Maple
•
10 men and boys wanted to work in
factory. Apply at office of the Canada
Furniture Mauufaoturers, Limited.
SLAUGHTER SALE OF DRESS 000DS--
Dui ing July and August we will clear
our entire stook of dress goods. This
Sale includes ail our high-class Summer
Shirt Waist Snitings. 50o lines for 25c,
etc, GED. E. TING.
dune edding.
The residence of r. ,fames Elliott of
Turnberry was Wednesday, 28th
June, the scene of very pretty home
wedding, when is second daughter,
Jennie, was unites in marriage to Mr.
John Wilton MeV -the, of Morris. The
ceremony was per orated by Rev, W. J.
West, M.A. The e were present about
seventy-five guest'', among whom were
Mr, and Mrs. Bahian of Fergus, Mr,
Geo. Elliott and bias Ablioon of Agin-
court, Mrs. Lauri of Hyde Park, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Cas°ierson of Wingham,
and Mr, and Mrs. Davidson of Brussels,
After the ceremo
was over the guests
enjoyed a delicio repast on the lawn,
after which Mr. est proposed several
toasts which were esponded to by Mr.
Hanlan, Mr, Geor a Elliott, Mr. Mog-
grove, Mr. Coulte Mr. Bryans and the
bridegroom, each pressing their high
esteem for the bri e, The bride, who
was given away b, her father, looked
very charming in a gown of cream
grenadine over whi a bilk trimmed with
chiffon and. $rusdeI _ Iate. She were the
conventional veil with orange blossom
wreath and carried . shower baguet of
maiden hair ferns* th white carnations.
Little Mies Annie Davidson, niece
of the bridegroom looked pretty as
flower girl carrying basket of pink oar.
nations. The bride' going away snit
was a shirtwaist femur silk gown with
a white chiffon hat. The ninny* valuable
presents manifested he high esteem in
wbioh the bride is held, The bridal
couple left amid allearers of ride and
good wishes for dielwelfare.
t,
i400tball
Or Sittnrdalt, Ju
the Huron Old Boy
terestiug gains of f
ort the park here be
Of Toronto, elm
league, and, the W'
Wats will he call
stead of 4110, as a,
Adu tiesiou, 15 gen
Match.
y 8th -the date of
' excursion --an'• ins
theft will be played
ween the 'Hurons"
ions of the city
igbatn team. The
d at 6 30 p m , in-
ounced on posters.
Sermon t Orangemen.
Thenlemllt•rsof O L, No 794, Wing•
ham, andvistiting etbren, will attend
divine in service S Paul's church, on
Sunday net, at 11 o'clock a m, when
Rev Wm Lowe, Gra.ud Chaplain of Out•
ario West, will pi ea h. All Orangemen
are invited to join • 'ith the brethren on
that oeoas]on Me bete will meet et
the lodge mos), at 10 0 o'clock.
Tne Place to Buy in eluly.
Should anld acquaintance be forgot?
No, never;, espentaliy if he bas been one
of our customers Among the promin-
ent mu in the photo of the Volunteers
of London Camp is Mr McVicar of
Goderieh. When your humble servant
was doing business in Stratford a few
years ago, in the competition of who
would sell the hats to the Goderich Mi-
litia, A R Smith sent a sample hat by
Mr McVicar and this sample hat was pre•
furred and A R Smith sold hats to the
Company, which was either 31 or 37.
We have a sample hat left of the same
kind es Mr MoVicar bought. Not only
bargains in hats to the Volunteers but
Bargains to everyone iu the way of
Olothiug during the month of July Re-
gent Brand Tenured Clothing cannot be
beat.
A R SMITH, North End,
P S-A R Snaith has bought and sold
more Clothing in his day than what
would cloth the whole Japanese and
Russian army.
Picnic at S Augustine.
The picnic under he auspices of the
R 0, Church, held a St. Augustine on
July 1st, was a vor successful event,
socially and B4ntacie y. The morning
being fine, brought arge numbers of
people from a dist ce, many being
present from God rich, Teeswater,
Blyth, Wiughent, °know and the
surrounding-:ouuntr Father Iianlou
has been uutir ng in 1 is efforts to make
this gathering a suco es, and may well
feel elated at the re its achieved. The
rain of the early evening somewhat
marred the day's p aasure, but notwith-
standing this, s ever'one seemed to en-
joy theu'selves. Sionsiderable interest
was manifested in ,he different contests.
The first prize in Gita ticket -selling con-
test was a ladies' kesudsotue gold watch,
and was won by 114es Rose McGuire of
St. Augustine; utile to Miss Katie
Donovan was atrded the second,
a beautiful gold ri ig. The first prize
iu the drawing, a g !Id watch, was wou
by Mr, John 0'51a ley.
Teeswater;
and
the second, a gold mnutain pen, by Miss
B. McGuire, St. Augustine; while Miss
Kearney secured t e third, Rev. Father
MoMenamin's oil inting. Mr. S. S.
Cooper, of Clinton, vas successful in se.
curing it prize of a handsome smoking
set, with which he s highly delighted
The attendants at t e booths were kept
busy looking after he wants of the large
orowd. Mr. and rs. P. Kearney and
Thos. Loddy were n charge of one, and
Mr, and Mrs. jos. +lynn and Mrs. E.
McGuire of the ther. ' The choicest
delicacies of the se eon, and the refresh-
ing, thirst -quench "g drinks were sup-
plied by Messrs. E Moore and P. Hill,
of Wingham. A ew departure was a
"Klondike" stor and fish pond. in
charge of ?Mese Mary Troy, Katie
Brophy and Agn Furlong. Mr. John
Welsh very sue essfully conducted a
shooting gallery The total proceeds
were about $450.
During ,duly and Augurs this store
will close at 8 p, ,n, every evening
except 841urday
An
Exclusive
Pelfuue
"Good" perfumes --the common
sort -are sold everywbere.
Volande
The exquisite perfutne is net com-
mon in any way and can be obtained
Only from its, the specially appointed
agents. It is delicate, delightful and
snggestive of well.bt'odness--just the
kind to suit persons who are a bit
partictilar. We should like to show
it to you.
Waiton Mckibbon
URUCCIS A'.r
W1CL+1Gllll &M.
; axt e;oor to PoetPoetOffice, .
Omnibus Fatalness Sold,
Metter*, Cassels & .Carr end Beattie
Bros, have disposed f their 'bus busi-
ness, including 'buss and teams, to
Mr A R Anderson, o • Dungannon, who
took possession on Wednesday. Tho
business will now be nder the manage-
ment of one utau, b t we understand
that until Mr Anders n can And suitable
premises the 'bums ill he kept at the
respective stables a heretofore. We
wish Mr Auderscn s geese in his new
venture.
Ladies' chocolate Gibson Tie and Ox-
fords, regular price $2.00. to cigar $1 60.
W. J. Gmnnt.
Presentation to
Mr, Robert Etli
erly proprietor of
and father of the
has taken up his r.
where he assumes
treasurer of the Ca
esters, to which he
by acclamation.
soli Mr. Elliott wa
headed Dane by th
King street Meth
handsome silver -
the Sunday Soho
wore aecanipanie
Mr. and Mrs
reside on Duffe
Vlr. Robert Elliott
tt, of Ingersoll, form-
e Wingbam Times
present proprietor,
idence in Brantford
the duties of high
adieu Order of For -
was recently elected
afore leaving Inger-
presented with it gold
Quarterly Board of
dist Church, and a
ounted umbrella by
1. The presentations
by suitable addresses.
lliott and family will
n avenue, Brantford.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, Loudon,
3rd door East St. Andrew's Church.
GIasses supplied.
Wingham oys Victorious
Wingham sent hree teams away on
July 1st to try wensions on foreign
fields and on each occasion were the
teams victortn s. At Wroxeter the
Maple Leaf Leer ssse club played a league
ganm with Listcarel, who by the way.
was strengthene 1 by several ontsiders,
and although a € tubborn fight was put
up by the Listo' -el teats victory cache to
Wingbom, the s ore being 5 to 3.
The Jut'ior
Teeswater to tr
team of that to
seventh innings
favor of Teesw
innings the Wi
a victory the sr.
ies for Wingha�
and .Atchesou.
The Footbal -
water to play
Mildmay, and
of 2 to 0, both g
last eight min It
emboli Club went to
conclusions with the
n and at the end of the
he scare was 4 to 0
ter, but in the Iast two
gharn boys pounded out
ire being 5 to 4 Batter -
were Drum in on ,Sin all
atter-
wereDrunfinonc,Smali
club also went to Tees.
ith the Germans from
hey too won by a score
oals being :+cored in the
es.
0 0 F. Curch Service.
On Sunday mo ling the members of
Conr
-,
t Maitland,t�
Ct
O r ., with it number
of visiting brethrml, attended service in
the Baptist Churat, where Rev. J. N.
McLean, B A , desivered an appropriate
discourse for the ,ccasiou. Taking for
his text, Prov. 1•,` 31: -"Righteousness
exalteth a nation ; but sin is a reproach
to any people," ti e speaker went on to
say, that while power, wealth and eilu-
cation were eleme pts of greatness, none
of these things by themselves guarantee
greatness;, as evid need in the dee'ay of
of Athens, of Ca.thage and of Rome.
Righteonsness, w high exalts a nation,
demands libert . He thought it a
menace to our co:eutry that 41 per cent
of her population and not access to the
Book which Que. n Victoria 'fa said to
have declared to his the secret of Britain's
greatness. All sLould have access to the
Bible, and every -smitten its the gift of
our country shoe -d be open to every son
of• Canada, bl .k or white, Roman
Catholic or Prot tant. Fitness should
be the only test. Righteousness also de-
manded benovoIe ce. Righteousness de.
mauded that thos who are the more
favored care for the lees. Especially
should a man pro ide for his own home.
¶this is done in la ge measure by fra-
ternal organizetio s where the living
care for the wives ed orphans of the
dead. Righteousn s demands concord.
Ile couldn't see ho we could have con-
cord while the state aid teachers to train
young minds to yiel an unquestioning
obedience to a forei n potentate. In a
Country of dit'erent- religions opinions,
like our own, be thc.ght the separation
of church and state .0 be a wise policy,
If it is wrong for a town Catholic to
receive state aid to Dv:Tecate his beliefit
it is wrong for a Pr itestant. If we deny
it to the Roman Colio we should re-
fuse it for eurselve
be at liberty to 1
pleases, but he sho
bis own expense.
day when every
Roman Clathalie
pay their just to
property. The d
principles of Oa
tatteh appreciat
est.
Every man should
Id what views be
Id propagate them at
e hoped to see the
ehuroh in Canada,
✓ Protestant should
aid
is Upon their church
o roe, based on the
dist bore try, was
by the brethren prem.
TOWN
UNCiL.
$t A YEAR IN ADVANCE
The July meetin , of the Town Conn•
oil was held on M' , day evening last,
all the member's b= ng present except
Councillor Armstro g; Mayor Bell in
the chair,
The minutes of la t meeting were read
and adopted.
A oammunication as read from F. S.
Seott, Clerk of Bru eels, thanking the
council for the assi tance of the Wing*
hang firemen at til: r regent conflagra-
tion, and asking f bill of expense in
connection with s: me. The clerk was
fustrnoted to ausw rr the communieatiou
stating that there ' aonld be no, charge
made for services it firamen.
A petition signe . by sixteen of the
residents of the ea -tern part of the town
was presented con,,plairing of a nuisance
and menace to tilt public health In the
maintenance of a Laggery in that vicinity;
and the petitioner : asked that something
be done to abate the nuisance. Mr, A.
Campbell appeared on behalf of the pelt-
titmers and urgedthat something be done
in the matter, as the nuisance bad exist-
ed,for the past ttOseasons. Conn. Van -
Stone stated that the animals had been
removed from the place, and there
would probably he no further cause for
complaint. On notion of Oouns Stewart
and Bennett the matter was referred to
the Board of He .Ith.
The finance e'mmittee reported re.
commending the payment of the follow -
tug accounts: -
W. Guest, labor bridge, streets $ 2.10
W. Guest, labor cemetery 2 25
W. Guest, salar4 10.00
W. Guest, night :catch man , 18.75
A. E. Simmous, 'allots. , .. 3.50
Dtckiusou R`; Hees, solicitors
fees
Mrs. Jane Kit-iman, nursing
indigent 5 63
D. C. McDonald, labor streets.,34 50
Geo. Carr, nnifo •m for chief.. , 20.00
T, C Graham, 2 beds flowers10 00
W. H Green, a ctric light re
pairing .. ....2.00
J. B. Fer;nson,postage6 00
V. Vannormau, .......,42 00
R. Rankin, sale 5.67
T. Hall, advt. orks by-
law...... 51 20
A. Sandersou, v. -storing streets
and other. eam work.,,. , 42.85
C. J. Meliwata,=lining in street -5 00
R. Armstrong, F-ilding fe:;oe.,. 11.00
Bell Telephone CS) • 10.50
John Galbraith, >ox for coal, , . , .45
Fire Company, I ; men at $5.... 65 00
H. 13. Elliott, ad- tg., eta , , 30.15
McKinnon Bros., graveling 225.51
Municipal World- register 3.75
W. S. Estes, lab()- and material 3 00
D. McDonald, latDr bridge .... • 1,75
James Nelson, labor, etc.... .. 4,25
Mrs. Bloomfield, abor in hall1.00
An account of ape Bell Telephone Co.,
of $60 fof firemen phones was left over,
A discussion to, k place as to the con-
dition of Water s reet, and on motion of
Couns. Greer and Bennett the report of
the Street Com: iittee recommending
that action be takan in reguard to mak-
ing a suitable wa1•A on the said street,
was accepted.
The School Boa d was voted $450, and
the council adjou ned,
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We are Selling Kodaks
The Gennine Eat
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po niax
all over the world, and advertised
to alt the principal ntageztues.
Kodak's $5 to $108.
Brownie Cameras $1, $2, $5 and$9.
Plate Cameras, other makes, at
a bargein because we took them
in excbange for film Kodaks.
One $11 camera for $7 50.
One $4 Camera $2.50.
The Newest Kodeks and Sup-
plies always on band.
AI1McCaII &Co1
LIMITED.
Druggiats and Opticians
WINGRAM, ONT.
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Wingham
•dh�
Business
College.
• LOOK! BOYS AND GIRLS 4.
4. • A Three months Scholarship
Course
4 • given 1! RITE in either departments of 4.
•t Wingham Buaines+ College to the boy A.
+ or girl who obtains the, highe.t num- 4.
+ bar of marks at the Entrain 'e Examine- 4,
•1• tion the 20th and 13ath of Tnne.
4. The offer oven only to agtdents writ- 4.
4. ing 111 the Winehem Public hchool. 4.
4. Any i"forntatiou regarding this offer +
+ cheerfully even by avtiing at the 4.
4. school ur writing the piinclpal, .¢.
4, N. REGINALD FLETCHER, Principal. fir.
,j E. MUTE, HUNT, Ludy Principal.
4' GEO. SPOTTON, - President. M
To Celebrat in Mount Forest.
Wingham Ora gemen have decided to
celebrate the 12t _ July with their breth-
ren in Mount Forest. The citizens band
has been engage for the day and will
accompany the Vingham Lodge. The
Yonng Britons •-•ill also go to Mount
Forest for the d .y. No pains have been
spared to make he celebration in Mount
Forest this yea' a very euccessfnl one,
and with favorable weather there will
no doubt be a 1-rge member spend the
12th in that tot . Ammer the speakers
Pxpeoted to h presant are Rev, Wm
Lowe, Grand haplain, Mr A H Mus-
grove, of Win ani, and CR McKeown
of Orangeville
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Wingham's Leading Shoe Store
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:..SEE OUR
New Tan Oxfords.
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This is the season for Tan Shoes, and we are ready
with splendid lines.
The Tan Shoe will be "The Shoe." They are too
much of a luxury to put aside just because some dealers
don't like them,
Take a Look at the New Styles
Think of the comfort in them. They do not show
the dust nor draw the heat and they are easy to care for.
No use in talking, Tans are the kinds of Shoes you
want these sultry and tiresome days. They keep you front
thinking the weather is hot.
Tan Shoes and Oxfords
For Men, Women and Children
EverySize and width
Not a price to offend or prevent your buying.
W. J. GREE r
Shoer to thie :People;