The Clinton New Era, 1914-05-21, Page 5'Thursday, 11ay 21st,1914.'
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You will like the
rich strength and hill flavor.
BIGi I3 11011.)
To Beat that School Bell
To, get down to breakfast on
time. .
To get to school on the dot, To
avoid being ' kept in" when alt
the rest are out playing.,
To make a hit with the teacher.
To own a' good timekeeper and
a hands ime clock for your room
To choose your favorite way of
being wakened - with one steady
5 minute ring or ten short "Re
minder" calls last ng 10 minutes
To protest your fl •gars with
big easy wirulitia k:'. To read
the tune a ssi); un ,I k morning,
-with Iatge numerals and big,.
hold hands to get futi measure
and long time service -Big Ben
Jail and see him in this store $3
W. 11. IIE I.YAR
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES TES'T'ED FREE
'TAKING PREPARATIONS.
The committee in charge of the
40.O.F. Sunday'service are busy
making preparations. The Clinton
Kiltne Band will lead in the musi-
cal exercises. The members are
:asked to remember the date, Sun-
day,' June 28th, at Recreation P.ark
.at 3 o'clock. Fuller 'particulars
later.
WOOL WANTED
Highest market price will be paid in
cash for wool.
.Also on hand fur Sale
Flower Seeds,
Potatoes,
Oats
Farm Produce taken in
Exchange
W. G. SMYTH
Next door to Hospital
-Victoria Street Clinton
I OII l'll END FEED STORE
To the Farmer
Try our Fertilizers - Potash and
Acid Phosphate, Nitrate Soda for your
root crop. We will mix them for you
YOU WILL GIT THE DROP.
' Try our Corn Feed for cattle and hogs
Also Seed Corn on hand.
All kinds of Flour kept in stock
COME AND SEF US.
Agent for Ileintsni/an )'taros
We are Out for a Sotinre Deal
RANK W [VANS
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VICTORIA
- HOLIDAY FARES
Between all stations in Canada
east of ;Port Arthur and. to Detroit
and 'Port 'Huron, Mich., Buffalo,
Black Rock, Niagara Falls and( Sus-
pension Bridge, N.Y..
` SINGLE FARE.
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Good Going and Returndng May 25
FARE AND ONE-THIRD,
Good going. May 23, 24,`25
e Return Limits May 26th.
'Minimum Fare 250.
(Tickets now on sale at Grand
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CLINTON MARKETS.
'Hogs $7.75.
Butter 20e to 220,
Eggs 19e to 20e.
Wheat 1.00
Oats 40
Peas 1,00
Barbey 50-52
Bran $06
Shorts i$27-$28
NORTH' HURON.
CONSERVATIVES.
Amtexecutive meeting of the
North Huron Conservatives ia'as
held? Saturday afternoon when it
was decided to call the annual meet
ing and Nominating ' Convention'
on May 27,or 28. A.B.'Musgrove,
M. P. P. Nqrth Huron. vas present.
DIVISION COURT BUSINESS.
The Golver•nment repont recently
issued covering Division Councs
Of the Province show (I lia4 (the guli
Division Court of Huron, located in
Wingham has done a larger amount
of business than, any other court
in the County. Bailiff ' Phippen's
fees for last year were .$ 35,56 higher
than the previous year.
DULL, THOUGH STILL GOING.
Compared with the same month
of last year, May has been fairly
dull. Last year at this time there
were few if any men out of employ
ment. This'month there seems to
be quite a number. Last May was
a hustling moss tli -with most of the
merchants in the 'towrj. This year
many of them are go:1n•g along
nicely, but are making no records.
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.
A Kincardine despatch of Monday
last said; `Idr. iP. A. Maicomson,
barrister, received word on Satur
day of the death of hie ilnother
Which occurred that day Eat New
Westminster, B.C.," • It,fany old
time friends of the deceased lady
initClinton, where she resided for
many 'years, will hear of !her pass-
ing from eartlhl with, Most kindly
recollections, and sincere sympathy
for the moul•ni'ng ones she has left,
DON'T CUT CORNERS:
At .this season of'the year it is.
decidedly provolr'ng for any
property owner who is making
every effort to beautify • his • lawn
and grounlls to have pedestrians,•
because itis convenient for them,
cutt:gn through the corner of
his lawn and trampling the grass
which he has sown to mprove the
appearance of his premises. Pub-
lic grounds suffer the greatest lin-
jury in this regard )hut 't'liere are
many instances where in both pri-
vate and 'public property the
corners of :,lawns have been practi-
cally destroyed by these unthought
fut. individuals. The younger
generlaL oVa are not to blame for
this grievance entirely for there
are many of the older people who
trespass on other people's property
in some cases more frequently than
the youngsters. The sidewalk 's
the proper place for the foottraf-
fie and our advice to young' and
old is "Don't cult cor•'ntars.'
SWAT THE CATERPILLARS.
The popular Slogan in many e'ties
towns auk) villages at than, time is
"Swat :the 'Fly", But at this season
of the year 'we would emphasize the
urgency of swatting not only the
fly but all other !harmful insects.
includiaag the destructive tent
caterpillars, A summer teveral
years ago these insects proved to
be a veritable plague and from the
abundanlce of nests fromwhich
these insects emerge iltatr•e,eslthis
spring tit is , apparent that if steps
are not taken, at once to prevent
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it,ithils locality will by the 1.st day
of mune be suffering :from such an-
other scourge. Anoun'ce of pre-
vention is equal to' a pound of cure
and now is the ,time to work, the
preventi 'n to advantage.' We
would call upon all citizens, and
especially the owners of orchards
and numerous shade trees to des
troy every nest in sight during the
next two weeks and not wai$ un-
til the fmsects are crawligg about
in thousands The best method of
destroying the (nests 'cs to :burn
them, an old broom saturaetd with
with coat oM being very effective
when the Crests cannot be cut off
and placed in a bon -fir, but make
sure the heart of the 'nest is des-
troyed. .
As )House-cleaning Season
is: Now on
We have purchasedan up-to-date Electric Vacum
'Cleaner which will cleanour Carpets and Ru s
Y g
throughly. Rent $ f.so for each house,
The Cheapest Spot in
luronto• Bny all kittds of Furniture
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Furniture Beaters and Funeral lDiroetors-Phone 104
N. Ball 110 RESIDENCE PIIONES - .I. Da Allinson 186
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ADVERTISING -ISMS.
It is perfectly obvious to any one
who .looks beneath the sui'face.that
the great wastes and .losses of ad-
vertisan•g come from a fundament-
al lack of faith iin advertising:
BRIGHTEN UP CLINTON.
Do not allow ;rubbish to accu-
mulate.
Do not 'throw anything on side-
walks or streets.
Do not .let piles of ashes or
trash remain iai•tile back yards.
Do not mar or deface sidewalks,
fences •'or buildings or public
property.
Plant grass and flower. seeds.
Apply paint to fences, sheds
and buildings.
And when Clinton :s brightened
up keep it so,
WILL OBSERVE KING'S
BIRTHDAY ON JUNE 22.
It is ansaunced that Monday.
June 22,has been selected for the
official celebration in London.
Eng,. of :the King's birthday 'His
Majesty's birthday really balls on
June 3. He will then be forty-
ninP. The selection of June 22 is
interesting as being the same date
on which ''In 1897, the Diamcind
Jubilee of Queen Victoria was cele
brated. On June 23 next the Prince
of !Wales will celebrate .his birth-
day. Be was born) in 1894. se ,that
he will be twenty ,years of age.
ALEX MARKS DEAD.
Alex. Marks, a member of the
well-known Marks family of thea-
trical companies, was founldidead
Monday afterryoon of last week, in
his launch ors Christy Lake . Mr
Marks left his cottage Monldhy
morni(njg to go to the foot of tl]te
lake, and when he did not return
a search was made by his brother-
in-law, Mr, Morley D. White, with
the above result, Mr.. Marks was
known in.almost every town and
city in Ontario, and many New
York State towns being advance
agent ,for }many years font he
Marks prothers' Company -Mr.
Marks has paid Clinton many a
visit in past years.
TO MAKE CANOEING SAFE.
The Michigan Union Boat Club,
of Ann Arbor, has devised the fol-
lowing excelleryt rules for canoe-
ists ;-
1,Never stand up in a canoe.,
2. Never attempt to change posi
tions aiat canoe without first
landing on shore.
3, Never place hands on the
,side of canoe. This is important.
4. Never hurry when er-,terin
or stepping out of a canoe.
5. Never '"shoot the rap'
while sitting, omthe "Seat of
canoe, Kneel .in the bottom
6. Never attempt to leay.
oe when Capsized, I:dlui
SWIM. Cling to the canoe
7. To be safe always to
ion .life preserver in
pedally when accorrrpa
woman,
8, Never take a wo
oe if unable to swim
MINOR LOCALS.
This is apple blossom time.
May 251h is the ,newt har:day.
Send in all news that is news,
The street sweeper was out on
Saturday and did a good job.
The pretty white and red tr:dli
Tums are now tat ,bloom in the
woods,,
With the on;,one up and the tet*
ace• planted who gives a hang for
the high cost of living.
Send in your 'items of news, The
New Era is always
glad to• .r •
record
everything of interest to its
readers.
The .lawn mower is :n commiss-
ion again. What is more attract
ive about the home sum:minding
than a well --trimmed lawn?
About this season of the year the
young man who makes $8, a week
begins to write for reservation
in some 1$2o a week summer hotel.
Al convention of potato bugs
and tomato worms is to be called
in the back lard shortly. They
want to open 'the season simultan
ously,
The 56th annual meeting of the'
Canadian Press Association will be
held et the Royal Muskoka Hotel
Muskoka( Lakes on the 26•th and
27th of June.
Please keep your eye on .the ad-
dress label of your New Er•a; it will
show when , subscription: expires'
you will want to -renew- it of
course promptly so that. aro copies
'may be missed
The canoe 'will soon he out to
help swell the 1914 accident list.
The safest way it o handle a canoe-
is to put the cushions and paddles
in first have it clear of the landing
and then don't gc
Greyhound Excursion 1914 an
outgoing 40 have nearly three days
for the Detroit visit, Leave God-
erich. 9.30r a m, Friday, June 12th
arriving int Detroit ,at !five heave
Detroit at one p.m. Monday June
15th arriving in Gaderief at name.
In order to accurately ascertain,
the extent of the :parcelspost sys-
tem through the country tLe
Government has instructed all of-
fices to keep a record of the num-
ber and weight of !parcels Landled
for one week A reportwill be.
made to the department and froin
these will be :ummiarized, the de-
tails of the workings of the
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• FLY CARRIED FIVE Mil.. •.
i LION, GERMS. e
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• RECENT experiment with •
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A- 414 flies that had not been •
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• specially exposed showed •
them to be a germ carryall of :
• from 1,250,000 to 6,600,000 germs •
• each. When a fly "washes its e,
e hands" it means that it is just :
• shaking off some thousands of : e
• germs. ..°A fly no different from •
• . its fellows was caught in a e
ee sterilized net and immersed, in a •
bottle of sterilized water. When '•
e' the previously pure water was •
Iliexaminedit was found that the •
e creature had left more than :
• 5,000,000 germs in its bath wa- •
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GODERICH CAMP DATES
SET FOR AUGUST 17-21.
Militia orders issued at Ottawa.
announce the Goderieh.' camp dates
as August 17 to 21. This will be
for all arms except artillery.
BEE KEEPERS MEET.
The Huron County Bee Keepers
Association held their arrinual
spring !meeting in the, council
chamber here on Wednesday, and
there' was a good attendance. Mr.
Wm. Agar of the O.A,C., addressed
the meeting cin "How the Prevent
and Cure the ,.Spread of Foul
Brood.” So far 'Huron is one of
the few counties that is free from
this disease. There has never yet
been a case of foul brood discov-
ered in Huron county, This speaks
well for our bee keepers.
DEATH OF MRS. PODE. '
After an extended illness, and
suffering from blindness, : Mrs.'
Elizabeth Pode, aged 91 years
passed away on Wednesday of
last week, Deceased was mother
of Mrs, J. T. Harland, Mrs, Sfimp-
son and Miss Pode; ail of Clinton,
The funeral was held oto: Friday
afternoon, and services were con-
ducted by'Rev. Mr. Potts, assisted
by 'Rev. Dr. Rutledge. The pall-
bearers were Jas. Twitchell, Wm.
Cantelon, I. Dodds, C. Holland, J.
VanEgmonid and R, Marshall. •
PLACE FOR YOUR SIGN.
Merchants eland manufacturers
can read this message with equal
advantage. When you advertise
you want to reach the public.
What do they, the people, read
every clay? What do you yourself'
read eve.y day ? Any way von
look at this question the answer
is always the same -THE NEWS-
PAPERS. And the modern) news-
paper, with its definite concen-
trated circulation is the best me-
dium in the world to -day for get
ting news of goods or service be-
fore the buying public. Nothing
takes its place -as many have al-
ready proven for themselves.
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Prevent the FIy—NOW.
PREVENT the fly and you
won't• have to swat him
later. The time to fight
him is before he becomes a fly.
It is a problem of the elimina-
tion of filth where flies play,
eat and breed. Do away with
the breeding places and there
will be no flies. Especial atten-
tion should be paid to stable and
kitchen wastes. Clean up thor-
oughly around the stables and
'der the stable floors with the
-al use of chloride of lime.
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AT WINGHAM.
ss report` from Wingham
' a pollee court case. The
entleniiin was selling "best
'.e. 'On Saturday last an
-swering to the name of
called upon a number of
„est homes in Wimgham sell -
goods, representing it';to be
the best linen goods, which after
he deft and were examined, were
found to be cotton, with the re-
sult that the police force have
communicated ar-ith hirli, and this,
morning he appeared before J.A.
Morton, mace magistrate, and was
discharged for lack of evidence,
He was again, summoned on a
charge of taieddling .'without a
license, and was fined $1.0 and
costs.
,STEAMER GREYHOUND
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ANNUAL EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
and 'Return
GOING F JUNE 12
RETURN o°.dm JUNE 15
ROUND TRIP $1.50
BALL GAMES, 13th and 14th
NEW YORK & BOSTON.
1a. Detroit.
Special Train) June 12
Leave Clinton 7.35 ado.
Rtound rJ'rip to Detroit
$1.95
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SPECIAL TRAIN TO THE
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION JUNE Lilo
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WAR ON FLIES HELPED TO
BUILD PANAMA CANAL.
ANE thing which 'has render-
ed possible the building of
the Panama canal more
than anything else has been the
sanitary and preventive meas-
ures taken to keep down the
deadly yellow fever and perni-
cious malaris. This has been
done by waging war against all
insect life believed to carry dis-
ease, particularly files. There
is an .old saying that every rail
put down for the Panama rail-
road cost a life.
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COLLECTING.
A colored lady was in town on
Thursday on the usual collecting
stunt.
CEMENT FLOOR.
Mr. W. J. Elliott is having a ce-
ment floor put in lis- livery barn
where he stores his auto truck
and carriages.
IN THE TENNIS UNION.
Mr. G. D. McTaggart represent-
ed Clinton at a meeting held in
St. Thomas last week ;when the
Western. Ontario Lawn Tennis
League was formed. Mr. McTag-
gart was elected to the executive!.
The following clubs were arrang-
ed 5n groupsl-
No. 1 -Clinton, lGoderiieh, Sea -
forth, Stratford.
No. 2 -Galt, Guelph; )Waterloo,
Preston, Berlin, Paris.
No. 3 -Sarnia, London, Sorest,
Walkerville, Windsor.
No. 4 -London, St. Thomas, In-
gersoll: Woodstock.
No. 5 -Brantford; Simcoe, Delhi
Til lsonburg,
LIVED 'HERE 'YEARS AGO.
Wednesday's Mail and Empire
gives the following ,account of the
death at St. Catharines of a res-
ident who resided here many years
ago, when he was a blacksmith of
W. S. R. Holmes' grandfather -Pat-
rick J. Donnelly died in this city
last evening. His passing away
recall to old timers 'the terrible
Biddulph tragedy when the v:gi-
lents of that township wiped out
of existence almost the entire Don-
nelly family. He claimed to know
the names of the murderers, and
it is said to be a remarkable fact
that everyone of them came to a
viplent en& "Not one of them
will ever die in his bed,' was the
predibt:ion made manly years ago
by Mr. Donnely, and it is a fact
that the prophecy actually came
to pass.
CLINTON 'HYDRO STATION
NOW READY FOR BUSINESSS.
The power house which now in-
cludes both the waterworks' and
lydro under the same roof. is man-
aged by the public Utilities corn -
mission, under the capable super-
intendency of rff, B. Chant. The
hydra 'equipment consists of two
high 'tension three place 13,000 volt
circuits, which. are connected with
the line from Stratford. They
are fed in by choke coils through
a 45,000 volt automatic oil switch,
the function of which is to pro-
tect the station from-shol't'circuits
on the 13;000 volt little. There are
also lightning arresters of 26;900
volt capacity, which protects the
station from lightiing discharge
from the urain.a>r
olt line. From the
v
automatic volt switch the line goes
through three 150 kw: transform-
ers, which reduce the voltage from
13,000 to: 2,300 volts on the 'switch
board, from 'which power, incan-
descent and street 1fighting lis
taken. The switch• board is fitted
up 'with an automatic oil switch, to
protect the equipment 50 case of
short circuits on local ,lines. Also
with recording inlstruments;'which
records the total number of watts
used in the station, and it is from
this record that the cost of the
power is estimated.
Diisitriet News
Seatorth
The death occurred of John Mc-
Kinnon of the 11th concession of
Tuckersmitth, at the (age of +57
years. Mr. McKinnon had mot
been Say good health for a year
past, but he was prostrated by.
an attack of ppsteumonila, and his
weakened condition was not able
to 'withstand the strain of the dis-
ease. He was the second son of
the date Donald McKinnon, and
Was born on the farm on which
he died, and where he WI Jived
all his life. ` He is survived by
four brothers and ' four sisters,
one brother and one sister having
resided on the homestead with him
He 'was never married. The fun-.'
eral. was largely attended.
Goderich
Brophy Brothers, ,undertakers, of
Goderich, have received a letter • from
the Lake Carrier's Association instruct
rag them to take charge of any bodies
Haat might come ashore between
Grand Bend and Amberley. They
have supplied them with a descriptive
NEW SPR[NG RUG.
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
We have just received our first shipment of new.
Rugs, and while they are wonderful values, still we are
going to offer 2oine t.xtra special prices during the next •
two weeks in order to ill iiice early buying, , We have
Tapestry Rugs, 13russels Rugs, Velvet and Wilton Rugs
and all specially priced for the next two weeks,
See our Special $10,00 Rug.
Also big Values in Lnoleums and Lace Curtains
Bigger : Values in Better Shoeb
Spring time means Shoe time in most fatnili.ts and
"We are Here With the Goods" to supply those wants,
and at a big saving in price to you. Don't miss us when
looking for your next pair. "It will pay you well."
Plumsteel Bros.
SMALL rltorlTs MORE BUSINESS
list of sailors who were lost last No-
vember, there being 102 bodies unac-
counted for.
Three men, named Farr, Freeman
and Bond on information supplied by
the chief of police, appeared before
Magistrate Kelly, and were fined for
furnishing liquors to Indian linters.
Farr was mulcted ten dollars and costa
Freeman a like sum and Bond was
fined twenty five dollar's and costs
for buying the liquor fol Freeman.
The saw and planing mill of J. E.
Baechler was destroyed here Saturday
morning by fire, entailing a loss of
$5,000 There is $3,000 insurance on
the plaut, The fire originated from an
unknown source about 4 o'clock and
the mill was practically demolished
before the firemen arrived. In conse-
quence about fifteen men will he
thrown out of employment for a few
days, but Mr Baechler will rebuild
immediately.
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Miss Etta Richardson, of Woodstock
who has been visiting her brother, Mr.
.fobn Richardson. for the last two
weeks; has returned home.
Mr. William Day; of Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich„ Is spending a few days
with his wife and family here.
Mr, Earl Vanegmond, of Egmond-
ville, accompanied bg Mr, Archie Scott
of Seaforth, rendered some beautiful
pieces on the new organ in the Metho-
dist Church on Sunday. Mr. Scott
installed the organ on trial.
Rev. Mr. Smith, of Hensall preached
in St. Andrew's Church on Sunday
evening and delivered a fine message
to the congregation.'
Mrs. Daniel Bell, of Hensel), is spend
ing a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. William Cooper.
Mrs. James bieGuan, of the second
concession of Tuckersmdth, who has
been in poor health for some time, is
not improving as fast as her many
friends would like to see.
For Sale
A good baby buggy and cradle
for sale. Mrs. Hall, Princess St,
Mortgage Sale
Under and by virtues of the
powers contaiinec4 in a certain
mortgage, which will be produced
at 'the time of sale, there will be
offered for sale by public 'auc-
tion by D. N. Watson, auctioneer,
at ,Graham's Hotel; In the town of
Clinton, on Saturday, the 20th day
of June, 1914, at the hour of 2
o'clock in the afternoon, the fol-
lowing property, Lot Number thir-
teen in Hagyard's Survey, in the
village of Londesboro, con4aiin-
ing 'one quarter of an acre of land
more or less. On the property is
erected a dwelling house. For
terms and conditions of sale ap-
ply to
W BRYDONE,
Solicitor for the Vendor
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1914.
r. 1 homes Mellis, the village
smithy. who always believes in having
things look neat and tidy, has
added a nice appearance to his place
by refreshing it up with a coat of
paint.
Births, Marriages Deaths
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BIRTHS
EARSHALL-In Clinton. on Sundn.y,
May I7th, to Mr. and Mrs, William
Marshall. a daughter.
OUDMORE-In Clinton on Thursday
May 14th, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Oudmore, a daughter.
DEATHS.
HAGGAN-In Guelph'on Thursday,
May 14th, Mrs. Samuel Haggan of
qockwcod, daughter of the late Mr.
George Lyon of Clinton, aged 131
years.
PODE-In Clinton on Wednesday,
May I3th, Mrs. Elizabeth Pode, aged
91 years.
Awaken to Enormity
Of Crimes
Of the 'louse Fly
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monsters came
every spring to
this country a n d
all summer long
devoured the peo-
ple, chewing ba.
bias as we ea:
blackberries b i t-
ing off the heads
of young mon,'
goring the aged to death and stalking
about among us as a lion among- the
martyrs of the Coliseum, we should be
up and doing, militia would march
forth to give them battle, colonels
would wave swords, guns would belch
and no enthusiasm would be lacking.
But when the monster is small and
playful and common we let him rav-
age. He doesn't somehow appeal to
our imagination.
Yet he does more harm, being 10,-
000,000,000 or so, than any ten mind-`
taurs, polyphemuses or dragons that
ever posed in the pages of tradition.
He is the common housefly.
Although much has been said about
him and his deadliness, the people are
not yet alive to the enormity of his
crimes. There are thousands of kitch-
ens where flies still swarm and infect
the food, thousands of babies over
whose faces and upon whose lips flies
spread their poison, thousands of res-
taurants and lunch counters where
flies are busy at the work of thinning
out the human race.
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Men's Shoes
Our new styles in Men's Shoes
for this season make 'it easy for
them to gratify their individual
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and such perfection of fit and finish as well as durability
that it will be a pleasure to wear them.
Pumps and Oxfords ffords, to o missnnot the
opportunity to look
at our very wide range of new and up-to-date Sumn1'er
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also white nu -buck leather and canvas.
We are satisfied that once you see the
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be convinced that they're as we represent
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