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The Wingham Times, 1906-11-22, Page 11 TIS VOL XXXV. --NO. 1815. Headquarters Gentlemen,—We are headquarters in Wingbam for Stock Foods and Condition Powders. International Stock Food Dr. Hess' stock Food Herbageum AND Our Own Condition Powders —none better. Bring your own recipes along, and th ey will be accurately filled, at right prices. Walton McKibboo Phan. B. DRUGGIST, Macdonald Block - WINoetese Wingham Business College Individual instruction No vaoation Gold medallists as teacher§ Highest standard Ask for oatalogne Modern business practice Bookkeeping a specialty ',Ugly towards sluggards Shorthand and typewriting Interested in graduates. Newest office systems Enter any time Students' literary society Sympathetic teachers Commercial correspondence Ornamental penmanship Learn telegraphy ° Lucrative positions Excellent text -books Graduates successful Enter " NOW." L.GEO: SPOTTON, - Principal. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Superio When buying a rule should apply a Yon want the best There is one "best' should be in ever have your own scat doubt, but should 1st) h Herald and Week' Star of Montreal. ' It can be had at t price of the cheapest —one dollar a yea —and is certainly the greatest family a farm papse on the continent. Their reminm picture given free to all snbeeri re, entitled "A tug of War," is pictn that will adorn any . home. The ramil Herald is certainly very superior vale this season. INGHA WINGHAM, ONTARIO1 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, - . Band Koncert. The Citizens' Bad will hold the next QQAGert of lite ser' s on_ Friday evening of thiel week, good program Vag been arranged is d the boys look for a crowded house. The baud, deserves the hearty support o the townspeople. The admisaion is onl 10 cents, WANTED—A good dining room girl. Apply at King Edward hotel, R. T. of T. ally Night The members of Ingham Council, No. 114 will hold t air annual meeting on Tuesday eveni of next week in 0. 0. F. hall. Re . Pm. Kettlewoll, of St. Thomas, it is pected, will be pre. sent and deliver a address. All mem- bers of the Order re,requested to attend this meeting. Higheat price paid for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' butcher shop. WANTED -A married man to work on a farm by the year. Apply at Trams of- fice. The Style Is an important younger and a well Lady or Gentleman who will be at Brnl day, Deo. 6th can anyone calling o Rooms. He has Toupees, Bangs, Switches in every he will gladly a head free of char fail to see him. Value. ewspaper the same when buying needs, for your ney— in Caned and it . home. on should Y er without the Family Dr. Ovens, Oculist, , London, Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and, Throat will be at Mo- Kibbon's drug store„Tuesday, Deo. 4 h. Hours 2 p. m. to 8 p.m. Glasses prop- erly fitted. The Late rthur Murphy. Mr. Arthur Mu phy, a fesident of the Township of Mor is for some forty years passed away at t e home of hie sister, Mrs. Wm Hende on at Wingham Juno• tion on Friday la k, in his 80th year. He was a fine old ge:tleman and held in high esteem by a large ctrole of friends. Of late years he h ,a been in poor health. He was a native 'f Scotland and .came to this country wh n a young man, settl- ing first in Oxfor county. Ho was a life-long friend of r Robert Maxwell, of the Blnevale ro and was grooms- men at his weddi g nearly fifty-one years ago. Far ei hteen years the de. eeaaed and Mr. Max ell were in partner- ehip in the building ine and they erect- ed many of the ho ses and barns in Morris and Tnrnb ry. Mr. Murphy 'was a member of th Blnevale Presby- terian Church and Po many years had been an Elder. Ile n ver married, mak- ing his home for ma y veers past with his sister. A truly h orable and stardy pioneer of Iinron oo my haat been call- ed to the Great Bey rad in the palming away of Arthur bin hy. The funeral to the Wingham Ce etery on Monday :afternoon was *ery I rgely attended. Watch for the new line of fano. goods —everything for the Christmas trade. A. greet variety of oolored and white linen centre pieoee--the very latest, M the "BSC} BOoit” STOenr. f Hair Worn actor to produce' a shaped head to' any Prof. Do dnwond, swick H1, Thurs- 3e ... net ate tide to a at his Show Ladies' and Gents' ivy end, Plain Fronts ngth and elands, that est on any Lady's to prove this, Don't Special prices to those wanting; -meat in large pieces or by the quarter; Tnos, T. FIELD. Found head in Bed. Mr. James Ait] King Edward ho bed about two ei :on, a boarder at the el was found dead in Thursday afternoon Iast. The decead bad been working at the Western +oundry but for some days had been off duty. The people of the hotel though it .nothing strange when he did not come down for his breakfast as he very often missed bis meals when not rorkina. When the hotel porter wenn up to the room, after the dinner hour b found the door look- ed, and after the r om had been entered the young man wa found to be dead in bed. It was dee ed necessary to hold an irquest and of er a jury had been selected they revs wed the remains and the inquest was a 'ourned until Friday evening. Coroner ennedy presided and M. Dudley Hol es represented the Crown. ,Several w tnesses were examin- ed, including Dr. mlyn, who perform- ed the post mortu and found that de- ceased had taken carbolic acid. The jury brou ht in a verdict accordingly, The deceosed yo g ntau had been liv- ing here for some brae years and leaves a widow. The r mains were taken to London by the ether of deceased on Saturday mornin FOR SALE.—High•olass barbering busi- ness in a flonrishing town in Western Ontario. A money maker. A good surplus over and above all wages and other expenses. Apply to J. H. Olns- Rome Real Estate Agent. FOR SALE EY tRIVATE SALE—TWO cows, milking, o due to calf early; three calves; one incoln ewe and lamb; two brood sows, supposed to be with pig; one plattorm pring light wagon, in good condition. pply at the TIMES of- fice. Woman's In The Winghambr Institute will held { ip meeting in the C' block, on Thursda Subject for disc how to Prepare ladies are oordiall titute Meeting. melt of the. Women's air regular month - 0. F. hail, dregorys . Nov, 29th, at 8 p.m. esion:--"Meats and td Cook them," All invited to attend. , The Jubilee ngers The opera house was well filled on Tuesday evening to be the Awericela Jubilee Singers being t second oonoert of the eerier in aid of t hospital fund. While a number of th people enjoyed the entertainment Cher were many who did not care for it, T e choruses were very good. Tke ne t concert Sethe unary 2y3 Call at R. Johniton's and Bee his line aeries will be held on of Felts, Rubbers and Shoes awl be con- vivaed. Two young cows f the Bee Hive Store. Bible So iety Meeting Tho annual me ing of the Wingham branch of the Bib a Society will be held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian church on Friday evening o this week, Ray. Mr. Hanna, of Mt, =forest, agent for the Society will be present and deliver an address. The p blio invited to attend and a large atte ante is looked for. Subscri This week a n been sent to The in arrears and the ed to have an earl; dividnal amounts $2 each, but in the eral hundred dol man needs mone year and hopes to subscribers who a The Adoisory Council. The counting of the votes for the e andidates who were running for a place on the On -alio Educational Ad- visory Council tr represent the public school teachers of tae Province was concluded on Saie day. The four teaohere electe are Miss H. Johnston, Toronto; A. A. ordan, Port Hope; J. W, Pleevis, Cha ham; T. A, Reid, Owea Sound. Mins J hnstan was away in the lead of all the ther candidates; Mr. Reid is well- own to many of our readers, being a on of Mr. Adam Reid, of Lower Win ham. Mr. A. 13 Mus- grove desires t thank all those who 80 kindly assisted im in the recent election and although n isuccesafnl, yet the ex- preesions of in erect and kindness to- wards him amp y repay for all the trou- ble. Mr, Muiswove was handicapped in the rennin , having entered the contest toe la e, ae a large number of teaohere had already promised their votes. Althou offered combinations, by which he fight Baldly have been elected, he for ed none, and reeeieed every vote on h s own merite. Then, there were abs t 1400 votes nnpelled, prinoipally in t e rulal districts, where Mr. Musgrove ould have undoubtedly obtained support. Considering these things, at . MnegroVo Made a very orodi table run, is be was first in the list of oandidatee fter those of the large centred, rein Arrears. ober of accounts have subscribers who are editor would be pleas - remittance. The in - ire very small, $1 and aggregate form sen are, The newepaper at this season of the hear favorably from to in arrears. HIDES WANTED.—We will pay the highest cash price for bides. THOS. T. FIELD. Died Pen England. Mr, R, H, Oro oder received a cable- gram on Friday, announcing the death of his father, M -. Anderson Crowder, at Charlton Oumhdy, near Manchester, England: Mr. 0 owder was over seventy vents of age ano• had for many years been connected with a wholesale dry geode house in isanchester, but of late years had bees living retired, Our townsman had not seen his father in eighteen years : rad intend going home during the past rammer but was pre- vented. Ile win have the sympathy of many friends in iia bereavement. WbNTSD—Choion toll Butter, 25o. Dry Pinked Poultry, Dried Apples, Feathers, Fresh Eggs, etc. G. E, KING. Hockey Ciu Re -Organized. At a meeting he in the young men's club room on T - ursday evening last, the Wingham hoc, .ey club was re -organ- ized with the foil =wing officers:—Hon. President, Dr. ::ennedy; Hon. Vice Presidents, Robt Johnston and Albert Fleming; President, J. D. Burns; Vice Presidents, 3, E. ewarts and F. J. Tay- lor; Treasurer, Elmer Moore;Ma Managing Commit Heppenstall, J. Mo Luau ; Delegates meeting, D D. Wi Since this meeting committee has no satisfactory arrang the rink and it no the bs,ya will not bt sup, G. Reid; Secretary, ager, Lack Kennedy ; ee, D. Dinsley, F, 0. illivray and H. Mc. o Northern League on and H. MoLean. we understand the been able to make ants for the use of seems likely that able to defend the Fon RENT.—Double store, centrally located; also living rooms upstairs. Possession given November let. Apply to DT. P MAOnoNALD: Apply at A complete line of Felts, Rubbers and Shoes now on hand at R. Johnston's Boot and Shoe Store. Passed 'Exan ination, Dr, A. F. McKenzie, of Monkton, son of Mr. Geo. McKenzie a now on a visit to British Columbia and California, While in British Colrmbia he attended college and passed the neceasary exami- nation to enable liim t practice in that province should he de re to do so. Qat of twelve who wrote on this examin • tions only three passe Visited So th America. Mr, W. 3. F. Mal agh, of Brantford, a nephew of Mrs. R. a erdsman, of Wing - ham, and a former r;.ident of this town, bas recently retnrnehome from a seven months' trip to Son '. America. Mr. Mallogh had a very p : asant trip and re- turns home in ezoe tent health. In speaking to a Brantfo d Expositor re- presentative, Mr. Mall: • h had some very interesting things to s= r , The colony of British Guiana is an of l one, and is still governed from Downi., street. At Ieast 80 per cent of the pop nation are of for- eign extraction made p of Portuguese and East Indians,and a predominating colored population. The trade of the colony is still in Eng eh hands, and is carried on after Engli • fashion. Most of the importe tire f om Britain, and . English geode are bo • ht in large quanti- ties. There are pr , otically no manna facturing Industrie: established in the colony. Mr. Melia h stated there me • some trade in Canaan goods, although the conditions migh be greatly improv- ed. that i of e colbniSt viae t The feeling ed.g the liritieh governm:nt Was neglecting the colonies, and if Guiana was to be brought under the •vernment of Can- ada or the Misted fates, the building up of the country w •nld be rapidly oom- plated. The count y abounded in min+ Oral resouroee, bra there were no rail- way facilities wh toter. The govern- ment wee not sue • as to encourage the investment of oapi . at the present time, Keep your feet in atycle,i5'y ing your shoes at this store. LW. J. Rana. WANTED —A boy want Iearn the photography business, A y to M. E. GURERIC G. WANTED—Will pay the highest price for chickens and hens, delivered at Wm Armour & Son's, any day lent Saturday. P. 0. Pittings Coming. Some one said early Monday morn- ing, "The scaffolding has been taken down from the tower f the post office building." True, this as been done and the latest word is that\ the fittings for the interior will arri e in Wingham this week. This will ot give much time to place things in readiness to have the building ready for use by the let of December. The eople of Wing - ham and district will, however, likely receive mail matter fro the new build- ing before the close of 06, though at one time it looked very oubtful. Dr. R. C. Redmond wisps to an- nounce that eight callsisfler 9.30 o'clock will ,be answered at hisfpelsidende, corner Patrick and Shater streets. I am prepared to do plain sewing at my home near Western Foundry, Prices reasonable. Mos. R, Annan, agent. 1906. MINOR LOCALS. WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE —'East Wawanos1 Council minutea Etre crowded out oft is issue. —Huron County Goderich on Tnesda —Do you want a papers? Tants and January let, 1908 1 unch will meet in , Deeember 4th, bargain in news, Weekly Globe till $1 Be. —The highest mdrket price will be. paid for all kinds o good wood deliver- ed at the Wingham Salt works. —The Canadian Northern railway between Toronto ene Parry Sound was open for traffic on Itonday last, —At the municipal elections next January there wilbe 109 lee option contests in the Pre;ince of ario. RIIBEERS.—Ladies an Gents' Rub- bers, high and low c--. all styles, best made. W. J. GREER. —Mr. Jos. Stalke of Lucknow, well- known to many of lir readers has been eugaged as teaohe,for the Aubnrn school. —Tell your neigh our bargain in news; Weekly Globe till for $1,35. I —Sarnia can boas of having the first ice for curling this season. The curlers of that plane had a :ams on the 14th of November, —Mr. Geo. Jones` foreman at the ohair factory had one of pis fingers taken off while working on ataohine at the tory on Monday. CHRISTaMAS B'OOTwEAR.-0 y a short time to Christmas.' w s the time to select your Ohri. as Footwear. Come, see our display. W, J. GREER. —Mr, W. Rutherf d, hardware mer- chant, of Wroxeter wishes to purchase a good Holstein co See his advt. in another column. —Mr. Geo. To , well•kuown in Wingham, has bold t e Albion hotel at Gerrie to Mr, Geo. H wee, of Mt. Forest. Mr, Town intends I eating at Borden, Sask. Hunters Ho a from Algoma On Friday eve ing last the party of hunters from 1'V gham returned home from Algoma, w ere they had spent the deer -hunting sea on. Those who went from here were essrs. Eli Elliott, Sr., Wm. Elliott, elmore, Chas. Elliott, n 7d r Moore,of Wing - ham, and eW ham, They wet joined at Sault Ste, Marie by Maser . D. Kemp, London, and John, Jan George, Frank, and Fred Elliott, of Steelton., The party was very successful, having landed eight rod deer and thre moose in the wilds of Algoma. They re art a very pleasant trip, The conntr when nearing North Bey is one solid ase of rock, in many plaoes tunnels ha:iing been cut to build the road. After p: issing North Bay, the shores of Georgian Bay are almost con - stoutly in sight, an 1 at this time of year the island dotted lases with boats flitting across the glassy eters make a very pretty sight. The rip to the woods was without mishap an for the first ten miles it was uphill of land, where from Mary's river and lal Been in the dis:anoe, north the Gouley backed by the mou prettiest sights of tl the house where F his son, visited the i found after he had and saw the homes ravel to the height 2000 feet the St, e Superior could be and turning to the ver could be seen, itains—one of the trip. They passed ank Hale murdered pot where Hale wag taken his own life, end, with the sign, ors and friends of opera. Traces and January let, 191,8, "Farm for Sale, Cheep," placed on the door. The first nig t at camp brought heavy sleep, and o Nov. lot at 6 o'clock a start was made f r the hnnt. At 10,30 two fine deer had b en lauded, and from the sounds of firin and wasted lead it should have been b If a dozen. Some- one accused Several Of the party of hav- ing aving bock fever, bra the hunt went on merrily,and not until the following Sant - day was doer eighteen when another one was bagged, Sundry way indeed a day of rest, the nearest chapel being ten miles mvay. Monday in ging they started in witn a vengeanoe, d by the end of the week had captured all eight deer, tip to this time they d teen many moose tracks, and at tim were close to the herd, but the dry leaves were against the hunters, and eve the big fellows Warning, but snow at last made its ap- peranoe and by Tuesday evening three moose weighing in all over 2000 tbl, fell tie the lot of the warty. Everyone re- ports a good time, •end all are looking fovrard to *return trip to Algona* in 190'7, $i A YEAR IN ADVANCE DAVID .130, 8. A., Insvector of Sob •ols, East Huron. Mr. Robb was let in Ireland in 1847. Hie family came to Oanada in 1854 and settled in Kingston, where his brother and sister reside. He began teachisea in Public (then Common) School Se tion No. 5, Amherst Island, iu 1864, and emnined there for three years. Durin the Fenian excite- ment in 1866 he joi ed the volunteers, and at the close of year attended the Military School at ingaton, taking a second and afterwar s a $ret class certi- ficate in Military D Ill and Economy. In 1857 he took obar e of the Birming- ham Public School, ere he taught for thirteen years. After attending th Toronto Normal School for one year e some to Clinton as Matheme. teal M eter of the High School at that place, where he remained nine years and until a was appointed to his present positi in Jun.1, 1890. Mr. Robb is now a r ident of Brussels. He is a member of the A. F & A. M. Mr. A. E. Lloyd, al C. Lloyd & Son is and also of the.Chap r. in the northern cool try this week, visit- ing Huntsville, Bre iebridge and other places, baying lura er for use at the door factory. —Mr. Johu Fowls , er„ of the Blnevale road has been serio sly 111 for the past week. Mra. Fowler is in her 85th year, and up to this i11nes had enjoyed ex- cellent health. —Mr. Geo. B Roel has been confined to his bed for some a large circle of Erie pleased to hear of h: to be around again. Dr, Brown, eye, e will be at Queen'i Nov. 29. Hours 8 r tested and glasses at aye. 'Mr. Roe has de who would be n Boon being moble r, nose, aSd throat, h te) Wingham, o 2 p. m.; eyea p ied. Our First Year It Is just a year ago that we purchased our drug business in Wingham. We hope we have pleased you in the past in anpplying you with best drugs and medieines at lowest prices. Our Aim in the future is to serve you better than ever. Try ns if you are not a regular custom- er. We carry everything that should be found in a first-class drug store, and would be pleased to serve yon. You are always welcome at Walley's .Drums Store PHONE 100. WINGHAM, ONT. —The 'nuns has een very credibly informed that Mr. Alfred Abbott, a young Englishman ho resided in Wing - ham for some wi eks, had commited suicide at Gorrie keit week by cutting his throat it —With the wet`: weather the people wlio use the sidewal a on Victoria street are again annoyed etith the water runn- ing from the top of the hill down the walk. Several atter pre have been made to remedy this matt r, but they seem to fail. It is now tim the course of the water was changed. —There was qui e a gathering of members of Parham station en Thursday a y —It is expected that Rev. W. S. Tolmie, of Kincardii Crockett, of Scotia d, who is now tour- for North Bruce, w ing Canada will eliver his lecture, to Ottawa and Messi "Scott and the Sao country" in Wing- P., for South Brno', and Hugh Clara, ham early in Janus y. M. P. P., of Kincat ine. er residents of Cult. es Township passed PERSpNAL- away on Sunday 1st in his 79th year. Mr. R. D. Jordenh of Listowel is now Deceased was fathergbof Mr. Alex. Ritchie, a member of the Trakes staff, formerly of this tan. Miss Johns, of Ch cage ie visiting with —Mr. Robt. Currie, of this town, who Wingbam relatives arta friends, is now visiting wit his sons in British Mies Countess Ca ,r, of Toronto was Colombia was in railway wreck last visiting with Wingh sm relatives. week in which thr persons were killed, Mrs. Wm. Mason,'. f Blyth ve as visit. Luckily our reepectld townsman escaped ing with Wingham fonds last week. Dr. Butler. Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat Miss Graney of to u is attending the stenographic depart ant of the Wing - Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, 3rd door East of St. Andrew's Church, ham BueitteBa Colleg —The A. Y. PiA. and the Girls Mrs. John Henryand children, of Auxiliary of St. Pa 's Church will hold Toronto are visitingwith her parents, a Bazaar on Tnesd evening, Decemb- Mr. and Mrs. Thos. endorsors. 4th, when a goo evening's entertain- Mrs. J. A. McLea has returned home went will be given. More particulars in after a visit with fr ends in Ingersoll. our next Nene. Mr. McLean also ape t Sauday at Inger- --In the Presbytlien Church on Fri. Boll, day evening, Novlber 30th, under the Mr. Bort Elliott MGlenannan came auspices of the Mis;on Band, Dr. Mac- to town this week .o take a commercial donald will deliverla lecture, "In and course iu the Win :ham Business Col- about London," ill Btrated with lantern lege. views. Admission 5 cents. Mra. John Salterand her son, Mr, W, —Mount Forest own council at a G. Salter are awe r on a few dans visit recent meeting rece ed a check tor $600 with friends in Brooklin, Ontario County. Mr. Alexander arrived in town commercial dep ham Business C Dr. T. Ohish Huron left this vs tend to this I'arl Hoare opening 1 day. Dr. Agnew h Philadet hie, W p two weeks visitin eo 'visiting with nurses there. Mrs. H. B. Elle tt was galled to Strat- ford on Wednesd y at attend the funeral ll theonly Of tittle Jane Mon dangly. o .y K y ter of Mx. and Mre. W . 3.14130111V, who died Inddenly on Tuesday evening. The nt at the G. T. R. et, being Mr. John , the new member o was on his way s. P. McKenzie, M. —Mr. David Ritchie, one of the pione- injury. from the water and ight'cammiseioners, being surplus funds from their depart- ments to apply to to vn funns. Theis is a good showing and ; again shows that municipal ovenerehia pays. ---Mr, Newton Be s, of Boston, ap- nea en Friday even- cital of hie frater- Tonathan," There Mr. Beers is no r, but the people the entertainment. pearedinthe opera h ing last and gave a r nal play,"David and was a good attendan doubt a good persons were diaeappointed --Mr, and Mre. Joe to their nevi home from their farm ne he farm t t toleaving was held' and Mr. ai the recipients of l The TIMES welodmos of Wingham. . Hall are moving in Victoria street r Beimore. Prior farewell atherin g g r Hall r d MN Ia1 Were andeome pts ents. ,them as residents Property Owners Will find it distinctly to their advantage to make me their agent; based on quick returns and satisfac- tory dealing. Ildclntyre of Luoknow, !onday to attend the went of the Wing- oJi<ege. >Ire, M. P. for East eek for Ottawa to at- iamentary duties, the r business on Thnrs- The following List are a few of the many properties for sale: $1350-13 story house, 10 rooms, fnr- nace, excellent cel_ar, good stable, 2 one-fifth acre lots; Victoria St. $1500-13. story frame house, 8 rooms, fine cellar, stable, convenient; Leo- pold Si. $7i5O—Frame cottage, good repair, rents for $78 per year, excellent location, Patrick St. $800—Brink block, Victoria St. $1000-13% story frame home, conven- ient, Patrick St, $1100-1 ; story frame house, fine cellar, 4 bed rooms, stable, property in first-class repair, Frances St. $1250-13, story frame house. furnace, nice location, rents $8'50 per month. $1300-2 story frame house, splendid cellar, stable worth $300, fruit trees, rents for $102 per year. $1350--2 story frame cottage, 9rooma, Minnie St. $1800—Blacksmith shop and business, inoludiug 2 story brick residence, acre of land, 5 miles from Wing - ham. $2000-13n story frame house, 10 rooms, furnace, bath; two 1 5 acre lots, Minnie St. Farm to rant 120 acres, one mile from Wingham on Belga e road. If you want anything at any time in Real Estate, come direct to head- quarters. Money to loan on farm security. J. H. CHISHOLI`I, Real Estate, Insurance and Loau Agent. Vanntono block, Wingham, i returned home from ere has vent the past the hospitals, and al - 1 hie sisters who are bereaved parents will have the sympathy of many Wanda in the loss of their bright IittIe girt. Fon SALE—Good Dwelling House and one acre ot land, now occupied by me; For terms and particulars apply to Geo. MCKENZIE. Flowers for all occasions, Chrysan- themums prime, Carnations, in full bloom, Ferns,Aaparagns and Begonias in splendid condition. Come and see. Gra- ham, the Florist, Frances street. delliterell11111111111EFIEMIIIIIDES ilk THE LEADING SHOE STORE Foot Comfort for EItIerIy People Elderly peopie find ocoane of comfort in our soft, warm Foot- wear. Soft stock in the uppers and soft stock in the soles — no seams to hnrt, and made on wide, easy lasts. EVERY DETAIL in the making that will add to comfort has been well looked after. Men's styles - $2.50 or $3 50 Women's atyles #2.00 or $3.50 We offer great relief to tender feet. yell stock of Trlthks 1act Vetite5. W. J. Greer 7[' it Sf'[OEB.