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M TIMES.
V O I.t XXXYI -'-NO. 1865.
MGHAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVk.J3ER 7, 1907.
SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE
WE SELL
CHOCOLATES
FRESH THIS WEEK
Walton McKibbon
- THE DDDCCIST
Maodonald Block, Wingham.
amompsommorommirlommaa..... 40•1011.a.
Ten dozen travellers' samples of
neckties emit received. It will pay you
to call and see them at T. A.. MILLS.
Dr. Ovens, Ocoliet, London, Surgeon
Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Will be at Mo-
$ibbon'a drug store, Tuesday, Nov. 26
-all day. Giaeses properly fitted. ,
j NIOHT CLASSES.
1
While many young ladies and gen-
tlexuen are frtttexing- away their
evenings, others aro attending our
casts and fast preparing to better
their conditions.
Evening sessions from 7 to 9 30
wvery Monday, Weducsday audi
Friday. !!i
Cali and have a look into o'er
courses.
Special class in Penmanship.
Wingham Eusiness 'Tollege
t
GEO. S1 OTTQN, -PST\CIP<1L.. }
THELITTLE EATON
Right
at
The Front
With the. •up-to-date and
warm Clothing for Boys
and Men. Furs for Men
and Ladies, the largest and
best stock in town. Ladies
Jackets are selling fast-
our styles and "Cloths seem
to suit customers just a little
better than the rest. Our
new Gents' Furnish-
ings are coming, to hand
daily, smart, natty goods for
Xmas trade. Gloves and
Mitts we have the best
values and varieties in town.
COME -Ori -1N
FARIVIEES. .
Wool wanted -Eggs 30c,
Butter /8c, Dried Apples
8 tc, Potatoes Bac.
D011T'
WAIL
GEO, C. HANNA
New Store opposite x'ostoffioe
rtwfGIaAM • O T ABto
GENERA. LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoos and Rubbers
Bridge Iron
The irga for the n
the town arrived frog
day and has teen d
of the bridge, Two
at work putting the
it should not bo long
completed.
elivered.
bridge south of
Mitchell en Fri
livered to the sate
gauge, of men are
ridge together and
before the work is
We lead in stationery ! Xmas papeter
108 coming in. SAUNDERS.
Nearly a Rt
When returning he
afternoon, Mr. Geo k
came frightened by
Josephine street crowd
and it took Mr. Bryt
keep the horses under
the second accident
Bryce has had wit
Fortunately little da
Saturday.
away.
o on Saturday
ryoe's horses be.•
he train at the
gofthe 0.P.R.
all his time to
control. This is
of this kind Mr.
in a few weeks
age was done ou
Clearing sale of all Ladies' Far Jack -
eta. GEo It KING.
Queen's Hoti
Mr, John Rudolph,
chased the Queen's h
sold the bueinees to,
who will take pose
Mr. Se arts has had
ieuoe in the hotel bus
the best hotel men i
He will keep the Qu
reputation as one of t;
houses lit this section.
i Change.
who recently par•
(tel has this week
Mr. J. E. Swarts,
ssion on Friday,
navy years exper-
ness and is one of
Western'Oatario.
n's up to its good
to best commercial
HIOREST CASA PRICE paid for Iliacs,
sone, tallow duel WOW, at the Wiegham
l:aanery. W. D PRINGLE.
. Than
The Ladies' Anxilie
General Hospital wle
misdated iu main
making
cert such a success;
ere who so generous
produce. The ladies
any who have promi
may wish, to make
form. may still do
may be taken direo
any time. 1111
(s.
ry of the Winghain
f to thank all Who
e dinner and con -
specially the farm -
donated so mach
with to state that
rad, or others who
donations iu any
, Such donations
to the huspital at
Now is the time to irveet ycnr roomy
in tail and winter footwear. Great
values at W. J GREER'S,
Howl A
An exchange gets o
"0 you don't just li
see in your home pa
streets and howl. 11
supposed to make
course cannot do so.
but the editor is ubiqu
omnipresent. omnipote.
If you can't see a goo(
to see a bad one. 0 a
things are said of peopl
thing unpleasant. 0
howl ennte more; if y
way. Never mind yo
watch for something
in some other man's
make you great."
way.
the foliowing:-
e everything yon
er, go around the
e editor is never
mistake and of
ther people can,
ons, omniscient,
t, "omniverous."
point, don't fail
honsand pleasant
, hunt for some
ou don't find it,
te do, howl any -
r awn bueiness;.
o find fault with
nainese; this will
Are you colleoting •Limognea? See
our Xmas assortment;. now id.
SAUNDERS.
Rulfnsas.-We have Ladies' Rubbers
50c and Storm Rubbers at 65o a pair.
'S,AEE
See them at R . J.G R
WANTED. -Choice Tub Butter, 270;
fresh egos, 2$o. Also large quantities
dried apples and feathers. G. E. KING.
Turrtberry Ll
Wednesday aft
the home of Mr.
of Turnberry, w
eating and nniq
tinge of his tw
3'. to Mr. John
of Cornwall, 0
Miss Viotoria,
et the Towne
brides Were t
eohene and we
brother((, Sate
interesting n g ter
Rev. A. L.
Wroxeter, in
of invited gu
a suctiptnous
uble Wedding.
noon of iaat week,
d Mrs. John Willits,
s the scene of an inter•
event, being the man
daughters, Miss Mary
enry, of the Township
unty of Stormont; and
o Mr. Percy Copeland,
ip of ,Turnberry. The
Lily attired in crepe de
e given astray' by their
1 and John M. The Very
mons' was perforated by
roll,H D. of
M. A
he presence of a number
ts. Atter the ceremony
ding supper was served
and the eveni , g spent in playing games
and void an. instrumental music. The
many useful nd *valuable presents
re.
oeived by th young couples teatefted to
the bigh este on in which they are held.
The newly w . ded oonp1es Will have the
ves,y 'befit whee of a large circle of
friends for. . happy and pruepeaOtil
Wedded life.
Sudden Death
Saturday's Toront
s'iddeu death at
plea -loth McLenna
who was said to
WiuAh ►m, Upon
to believ that the
McKenzie, who f
Teeswae r and w
for the West.
at Brandon.
papers report the
randon, Man, of
aged 40 years, and
�formerly reside in
ilgait•y we are lead
lead matt ie Mnideoh
merle resided near
recently Telt here
Young's Big Hardwti Ct"for Stoves and
Ranges.
Purses, wrist bage sgnaw bags -ail
new Xw.as Shapes, SAUNDERS.
The Fifth of
The Scarlet Ohapt
0. L bald a socia
November.
of Wingham L
gathering in the
Orange Hall on Tue day evening of this
week, in oommerno • > tion ot Guy Fats kes
Day. Addresses a d vocal and instru-
mental mesio ma e np an enjoyable
programme, and t e members were re-
galed with oys .rs at Mr. J. T.
Lamonby's restan; nt,
Express wagons at cost now.
SAUNDERS.
Highest price paid for bides and poul-
try tet T. Fells' butcher shop.
Awarded Govern
Mr. Wm. Nicho
contractor of this t
this week that he ha
contract by .the Dor
for the erection of
and custom house s
Nicholson will not
work this fall, but is
in shape for an early;
tient Contract.
Bon, builder and
n received word
been awarded the
inion Government
he new post office
Kincardine. Mr
kely do any of the
i11 get his.rnaterial
start in the sprirg.
Your window shades may be bought
cheaper here. SAUNDERs
Women's Rubbers in high or low, out,
Stortu Rubbers, Sandals, etc,, 50c to 86o a
pair. W. J. GREER.
b
Purchased Black
Mr. Robert,A. On
the blacksmith burin
L. Jobb, and will co
is the same stand,
opposite Beat ie'd liv
wall buown in the v
raised in the townsb
nosh; he has had
perieuoe in the bine
will no doubt be abi
entrust him with th
be pleased to meet
eustornere, and man
mith Business.
rie has parohased
as from Mr Thos
tune the busi es
n Diagoual oad,
ry. Mr. orris is
nit vine bet n
p o :tot Wawa -
good deal of tx
emithing line and
to satisfy all who
Ir work. He will
11 Mr. Jobb's old
new ones.
FURS, FURS, FURS. -We have, them in
aro variety. GEO. E. KING.
Young en's Club.
Toe old Congr "axonal Ohnroh will
be shortly the 'a elle of aotivity once
more. It lies been parohased by the
young men of St, 'ant's Church and will
be turned into a nb house. A meeting
will be held thi-' (Thursday) evening to
complete the o ganizstion. The Club
will be undeno irrational, and its pur-
pose will be to sherd wholesome and
moral reoreation and instruction to its
members. A wling alley, reading
room, gymnasiaand shower bath will
be fitted rap. A littary of popular scien-
tiio works wf11 added. The main
auditorium will b used as a Lecture
Hall. Such an ins( ution is badly needed
in a town like Wi gham, and ought to
meet with cordial pport, see*
a @
Call and get urines/Ott our Stoves and
Ranges. Young's Big RardWare.
Call and see onr new stook of neck-
ties; Selling below wholesale prides,
T. A, MILLS.
Dr. Butler, London, Eye, Ear and
Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue,
London, ant door East of St. Andrew's
Church,
Evangelisti
The special servi
conducted in the M
the past two wee.,
tended, and have r:
in the awakehin:
of,,ehuroh mewl)
many persons to
higher life. The
IL Renton, even
out, practical typ"
ed for the work i
Oa y Tueeda e
delivered his leot
to Pulpit," to a
auditorium of the
dealt with the so
aspects of the lis
fat and maste
space and time p
report of the ad
on Wednesday
but the Weirdoes
day and 1! ridgy
the printer, Est
Services. -
s 'which have been
thodist Church for
have been well at.
suited in muoh good,
of the Spiritual life
s and the leading of
a knowledge of the
ddressea of Rev. A,
elist, are of the clear -
and he is well adapt.
which he Ie engaged.
ohm., Mr. Renton
gr
re, "Prom Ear -room
arge audience, in the
ohuroh. The speaker
lel, economic and legal
or buainesa, in a force -
y a
manner. Lack ck of
vents a more extended
sere. Mr. Renton left
morning for Toronto,
Oise oontinned Thnrs-
vening 01 this Week by
W. G. /town.
HIGH SCii001r. NOTES,
Mr. J 0 Smith ie ow residing in
Mss McInnis' house, oho street.
Mise MoV%►nnel open Thanksgiving at
her horse in St, Marys The rest of the
staff remained iu tow
We are pleased to re ort that Miss 0.
Orniokohank is enabl d to return to
school, her mother vitae recovered
from her illness,
We are sorry to not that Herbert
Dobson lute au attaok f inflammatory
rheumatism 'which pro encs him from
attending school.
Mr. W. J. McLean, w • o won the field
day ohampionebip has ;been presented
with the trophy, a ma- niecent parlor
lamp.
The Moffatt Harm nioa Band is
rendering great servioes these dull days
in the way of free cone rte. This band
will favor us with e-;veral selections
next Friday.
The boys have orgaui ed a glee club
and are practising after school honra ire
the Assembly Room. he girle have a
club of the same kind. I We expect to
hear a great burst o song at our
Literary on Friday.
The program for our Literary for a
week from Friday bas een drawn up
One of the ohtef items • r the evening
will be debate on the web b'eat. "Resolved,
that environment has a
in moulding charaeter t
heredittg have," R
affirmative and E. Carr'
reaterieflnence
an readiug and
ugh will take
the negative.
Are you collecting Limognee? See
our Xmas aebortruent; now�viu.
SAUNDERS.
Very Large le tatoes.
Mr. Aitx• Ross bro ;;ht home frons
Bruce field fifteen pot toes that were
grown on the farm of is brother, Mr.
James Ries. The fifte n tubers weigh•
ed fifteen pounds, Th se potatoes were
the ordinary run of th crop and are of
the Rural New Yorke type. Potatoes
were an excellent or p near Butietteld
and very few small on s.
/
Young's is the tl4a to buy your
Suuita.
Times Clubbing Rates.
The Tinos can give the ;p clubbing
rates on auy newspaper omagazine.
Here is a sample of a fe w of ur oiters: --
TIMES and Weekly Globe, ,:1.35; Thies
and Weekly Mail and E pits, $1.35;
Teems and Fumity Herald and Weekly
Star, $1.75; Dents and Veekly Sae,
$1 85. The above rates ! include the
balance ot this year to ne' subaeribers
Before placing your order' or reading it
will be well to read our 1 -'ll bet of club-
bing offers on another pa'e of this issue.
Wall Papex ! Oneht to see our line!
SAUNDERS.
FOR SALE -First- class 100 acre farm,
two milts from Wingham. All in grass
Get particulate from H. Davis.
Single Far " To Toronto.,•✓`'jr
On aocouut of t e "Outario,'I ortioul
tura! Exhibition', the Grand/Trunk
Railway system ill leen atuin tickets
at single first olaa re oui all stations
in Outerio to To on oo'd going Nov.
13th and 14th, • ali r return until
Manley, Nov 1 the all information
and tickets may e obtained from Grand
Trunk Ticket A est or write to J. D
MoD.nald, Dias Mt Passenger Agent,
Union Station, r. routo, Ont.
Wall Paper! Ought to see our lines
SAUNDBRS,
POE ,SALE . -A good frame barn, 56x
40; timber in good shape and will be
sold at reasonable price. Get particu-
lars at TIMES office.
Annual Sc
The annual So
the auspices ot
of Scotland will b
ing, December
being put on a f
usual in order to s
the well-known
well pleased a W
years ago. The
are the well•kno
tette of London;
the well-known.
and Mr. Jas. Fax,
a hearty welcome
li le }lights
wi a o he
The stray of talen
endure tins best c
Keep Friday eve
open for the doott
OA Concert.
(tree oonoert, under
nap Caledonia. - Sons
held on Friday even -
31h. The oonoert is
w weeka earlier than
cure Jessie Alexander,
elocutionist, who so
1
glum audience a fele
other talent engaged
n Trapezia]MaleQuer-
Mr, J. El, Cameron,
tertainer of :'Toronto
lire is always sure of
n Winghatn, There
pp g
ip in an
deana dancing.
for this year should
oat of the season.
fug, Deeember 13th
h oonoert.
CHClRci-f•: NOTES.
Prayer meeting
to -night (Thursday,
The Presbyterian
Committee on Mora
recommended pule'i
traffic in liquor in p
no prospect of carry
Subjeot of eermo
ing in the Baptist
Unknown Patriot,'
fitth dis ourse o
"The Sanctity of G
body cordially welt
The Rev, T. S,
series of talks to yr
evening, when th
difference." Thei
be continued on
evening of each
winter.
The Rector an(
Home" at the F
to the members
Sunday School st
lowe'en gaities
dainty supper br
close. An anim�
was spent by all.
The pastor of
may be expeot
pulpit next Sun
morning will be
verts, on "The
know them," . 1
body's chance.j
pleased to who
Just received a large shipment of
tip.to'date overcoats and suits for fall
and winter. Give no a call.
T. A. MILLS.
GIANT Titil'Ltra "Currency" !+Bobs"
and "Stag" Chewing Toba000es, in big
plugs. Quality always tlfe keine,
Rev. Mettle()
clergymen of
ineCanada, di:
aged 93 years,
land, and in 1.1
of the Harper
byterian Chu'
from Walker(
vicinity of L
retired many y
Next Sunday
at St. Yaal's U
Attu auutversr
appointment es
organ:bts can bo
continuous and
church, Tne oho
composed 'natal
Deere 'o i11 be ab
and a musioal fee
On Monday night
t St. Paul's cbty oh
this week,
General Assombly'e
and Social Reform
ownership of the
cos where there is
ng prohibition,
next Sunday morn-
hurclt will be "An
In the evening the
the Lord's Prayer,
d'eName." Every-
med. All seats free,
oyle will begin his
ng man next Sunday
subject will be "In.
e special services will
the second Sunday
month during the
Mrs. Boyle were "At
�eoto••y on Hallowe'en
It St, Paul's Choir and
aft Games and Hal -
ere indulged in and a
itight the evening to a
ted and pleasant time
the
Methodist Church
to occupy his own
ay. His address in the
specially to young cOn•
evil's tricks, and clow to
veniug subjeot, "Every-
"The
Every' '.Che others will be
strangers to seats.
Barr, one of the pioneer
•e Presbyteri n Church
. at Seaforth on Sunday,
He was a native of Scot -
4 was indnoted as pastor
ey (then Seaforth), Prea-
ch, his field extending
n on the north to the
radon on the south. He
:ars ago.
will be a unique occasion
mob, being t se twenty•
y of bites. Houghton's
organist. Not many
et of twenty five years
ithful service in one
✓ next Sunday will be
of former members
ut thirty voices in all,
teal is being arranged.
the congregation will
tender Miss Haug ton a reception in tee
per.sh hall.
Brand New 1'
'i he Franots•F
eater tainnlente
November 22nd
evening the pia,
Tea Girl" and on
Student." "Doi
brand new inns:
usical Production.
rill Oo, will give two
u the opera heave, on
and 23rd. 'lhe first
will be ' Doyle, The
the 24th, "The Beggar
a, The Tea Girl" id a
oal pro fuutiun, which
some of the leading critics have paesea
on as :(sing the t•leverest operetta pro -
dozed in yenta. They speak of it as
folio was -The la at Japenese Ol.eretta,
•'Doiya, The Tea nil" is the c1evereet
operetta that hae een written for some
yearn. The ,,tory . cleverly written and
lull of situations t et give great scups
to the actors ie bo h comedy. and, dra-
matic work, Waffle t e music is decidedly
comae*, tut,elul au fall 01 Mum. Tae
kind that one earn a away with them
never to forget. U like meet plays', the
plot of "Dolya, The 'ea Girl" le easy to
follow, although any complications
arise which are decidedly funny and
Coude many a la 4gix. The company
Coulee to W Ingham oder the auspices of
the Bayliug Uiub,
A LIGHT S SSION.
There was very little usiness on hand
for transaction at the meeting of the
Town Commit Monday 4vening, and the
eeeeicn was not a leng by one. There
were present Mayor 1 cameo, Reeve
Irwin, and Councillors Bell, Gregory*,
Kerr and Nieholaon. Inthe absence of
Town Clerk Ferguson, is duties were
performed by Mr. A. Do mage.
A letter was read f 'm Mr. Wm,
Button accepting the pro osition to see -
are a lease of ground trot + the G. T. R.
for the proposed carris.: factory site.
On motion of Coons, B 11 and Nichol-
son, the Executive Co..mittee were
empowered to continue t ': negotiation(;
with the G. T. R. and m' • e application
for a Iease of the ground centred.
J 0. Smith, B. A.. wroe the Council,
claiming exemption of ! $700 on as-
sesement for income tax, : nd asked that
he t'i assessed for $100 in:: ead of $200.
The Finance Committe': recommend-
ed the payment of the ; following ac-
counts: -
D. 0. McDonald, labor. ; $ 6 12
John Bugg d Son, wate
and tapping mains 17 27
Thos. Smelt, labor etre:ts. 3 50
A Sanderson, street w -' ring
and teaming i 13 65
D, 0. McDonald, labor reets,.,11.45
B Lewis, salary 20.00
E Lewis, labor... , .. 1 13
W. Guest, salary ... , ' 10 00
Geo Allen, salary . , 45 00
R. Rankin, salary ... ... 6 25
J B Ferguson, eatery and
postage .. 55 50
W. A. Currie, work a d pumps. 6 50
Accounts in con ection with the
electric lighting depa'tment amounting
to $1048 58 were a so passed. This
amount includes the aymeut of $500 to
Mr. W. H. Green, on account of instal-
ling dynamo etc, at ;ower house.
Mr. Jas. Fleury wa paid $2 90 refund,
on account of error i taxes, on recom-
mendation of the Exe•nt,ve Committee
Connell aejonrued mil Monday even•
ing,,11th inst.
NEWS NOTES.
The Provinoial Board of Health bet
received notice of n outbreak of typhoid
fn Almoute.
Dr. S. W. Mole ie, Provincial Sabre -
tarp and Militate of Eduoattou in the
Manitoba Govern ent is dead.
Miss Ida Ire is, of Lucknow, was
uhiteu iu merriag to Mr. e. hioLunald,
of Huron Townshi•, last week.
Miss V. P. Jac lin, of Toronto, was
married in Bruss Is to Mr. 0. T. Kei-
fer, of that plane, on 'Wednesday last.
Hon, A. Turge • n defeated Mr. Bour-
aase in Belleehase in the election for
the Quebec Lein lawns by about eight
hundred..
While Night
Milton C. P. R.
his Beek two nits
atone at him, 'w
conscious. Aft
cleaned cut the
same loose eiive
pipe
Operator Cooper of
station was sitting at
ed men hurled a large
e
er
ioh knocked him nu -
✓ binding him they
till, securing $10 and
E'eter l:llialea of Digby, N. S., died
in the One bund ed and seventh year
of his age. Re . as the oldest man in
Nova Scotia, and p to his death was in
possession of hismodules and took
xan
Interest in the wild Country polities.
Ile Was a ltative of Ireland.
WInon t 111IILLS.-Bran, 24 00 per
ton; Shorts $20 10 per r , Low Grade
Flour, $30 (`0 pr.r ton; argt q entities
for sale Wheat, Peas, Oats and Batloy
wanted at highest prices.
HowsON & BROOSLEBANii
PERS'NALS
Mr. W. 0 Thome n, of Hamilton is
calling on old Wingh the friends.
Mr. F B. Sohoti •d, of Woodstock
visited at the home j of Mrs Flood for
over the holiday
Mr. and Mrs J. Ferguson were in
Chesley this week a "ending the funeral
of their aunt.
Mr. Samuel Orr 'ler, of Orangeville
and Mr. Jacob Orcz er, of Ashfield were
visitors with Dr. a• d Mrs. Price, the
fi" et named geutlom• n being Mrs. Prioe's
father.
LOCAL UPTON NOTES.
(By the Local Optgion Committee.)
0 res Local Opt•88ou kill business?
Wno ought to know it rot rhe bushiest
men in Local Optioi} toaLb?
IC you honestly
1
the evidence oCth the
laud and Toronto J
page, and the stat
Iuoreases Wealth"
the Pioneer of Oct.
received a copy b;
Rev. H, E. Allen
present yon with a
To Reduce
Alt over stock of
VYRIST BAGS
We offer the following re-
ductions. Each bag is gliar-
anteed I2 months from the
data~ you buy it-guaratlter d
in every detail --handle, color,
sewing, Sec,
Dolphin Leather Bags, $8 to $6 . $8.75
Russian Seal.., .. $7 to $5 . d13,410
Real Seal. $10 to f7 50 $5 to $3.50
Usual Leather Bags .$4 to $3.25 .$2.60
" " " $3 25 to $2 50 $1.85
" " " $2 50 to $1 75 $1.45
" " " $1.75 to $1 25 .. (data
A. host of usual lines, $1 25 to 75c. .690
Two Genuine Alligator bags $14. $8.1l
R. E. Saunders
WANTED.
1000 bags of Green Apple;, fit
to peel. Will pay 30e. a bag, de-
livered at The Little Eaton.
GEO C. HANNA.
GOOD%DVIGE
Now is the time to bny Wiughem
crop, rty as prices are Er mPwnat r sail r
than a year ago, and the pnrehast r
will net bare to pay 19( 7 r4xt s .
We Offer this week
1 story, frame; Patrick St.
1 story, fume; Minnie St.
1 story. frame: Fr•nCee St.
1 story,. frame; North St,
1 etrry, frame; Sent( St
lee story, frame ; Snot St.
ilg Story. frame; Alive St.
2 awry, frame; Minnie. St.
1 story, brick; Je hn St.
1 story, brick; Josephine St.
2 et ry, brick; Victoria St.
leg story, frame, new; Enward St.
A nnmber of nice properties in
Toe/x• Plot.
Building lots in all parrs of the
town.:
Paris for sale -a long lit.t.
We hays a buyer for a Gr.:oery,
Fferdware or General stem huei•
r:e ds in Wrnebau, r r eiciaity
costiug from $3010 to $501,0.
Iliektillesestieas
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Grtfiin-VaretcneSta'k, vw1r.GBAD3.
Phone 113
THE LEADIMI SBCE `;TOTE
want to know, read!
�n�iuead risen in Mid•
°notion on the fie
ement "Prohibitiou
n the lest page in
25. Yon probably
mail. If not, ask
for one and he
opy.
Does Leona Opti n reduce drinkiug
and drenkenneot.
In the followin list of arrests for
drunkenness in oiti a in M•sssachu'ette,
during the first me tie fed year the city
wits under License ud during the sec-
oud under Local 0 tics.
City. l Year. Arrests.
Brockton . , . .. . 1898 • L017
.. ..... ,.. 1899 222
Waltham .....
Newbnryport
Lowell
"
Salem
'Woburn
"
B
1900
1001
1901
1902
634
179
613
150
1602 4 077
1903 2,304
1903 1 432
3
19u4 003
1903 842
1904 204
11
Let 'em Kick
Schrol Children al wive do
more or less kicking -princip-
ally more,
Let 'exn kick. It won't hurt
their Shoes any if they tome
here.
Our School Shoes are made
to stared the hard uoa;,e t, e
expect School Child, en to give,
the: tn.
We Guarantee;
Our School . hoes
We seil no trash. It's the
beat or none here
A size and a width for ever y
Boy or Girl's foot.
$1.00, $1.5., , $1.50 r,1 $01.7+
No prices lower 1a lin t ill's,
when the .Shoes tti•e at. g..rni.
,
,. r
i t Rubber.- -�- t
It uUl e s , l 11b lE,t • �
have theta• -lies(( tt ,t t\ , lowest
pritses,
reateeisiattlesseettereatereseeteetatit'
:et.r40w
Si -e us for Trankannd C'a1,s.'e
kivery degradeded runkard was maceco
A ober boy. Th bar -room changed � �(,� � �" y.+• ,t;�,.
him, The way to detect the boys is tie; !' �'T s tJ +r Greer
e r
close up the bar.ro nt. The way to 1
biose up (the bo.roo is to vote for the, Tin StiO
tal
Looal Option By.m .
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