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The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-10-08, Page 7,Tt $ay, October :8th,, sg Isard's Bargains in Winter Coats 1 11 . a -------- and Clothing ■ •illi 'You save here on all,linesof Ready -to -Wear Clothing La 'es'Misses' _ ■I +■ ,g dl ,, and Child � eli�,s \Wipter Coats and Dresses, Men's and. Boys' Overcoats, Suits and Punts, Winter Underwear• in 'all the best makes including . a Penrnan's, Stanfield's, Watson'sand Tiger • Brands: a ■ a Every .Department in this store contributes values beyond the ordinary. ■ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ � ■ • ■ _■ ■, • ■ • ■ e ■ ,■ ■ ■ 111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ il Ladies sand; -Misses Fur Trimm_ ■■ . ed :Coats .or+ Sale at • 1550, 17.50 -N UNDERWEAR- Ladies, Miss- es and Childrens Underwear at special prices see our value 19.50, 21.50 :at 50c, 75c, 1,00 Flannel Dresses just received, ■ r made ,9.p on the very latest mo- dels from All Wool French • Flannel .;rad best colors cut pri- • ■ a •• ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ •■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ • ■ • ■ ces are 4.75, 5.90 6.50,7.50 Silk Dresses, Correct Models in Navy, Black pr Brown Silk Dresses, regular 12.po 9• Value for ._ ._.._ • 50 Fur Coats, extra value in ladies, Rat Coats, Seal Coats, plain or sable trimmed, see them at Bargain Prices HOSIERY -Leading colors in Silk and Silk and Woolf � Special at :,. • 0 GLOVES --Made from fine quality. Charnoisette, colors, Gray, Sand and Black$ /no va- lue for 75c, $x.25 value 1 00 for ....,_...._ xo Girls Coats to clear 5• On at.. . , • These are broken lines and not all sizes Girls Coats, reduced to 7.50, 8,5010.00 Sizes 6„8, Io, 12 years FLANNELS -Plain and Fancy Dress Flannels in the best co- lors 54. in. wide our 1 Prirte 1.75 • TOWELS -Large Bath Towels -"regular' 5oc . each _ for...._.. 2 75c Kimono Cloth in Fancy Patterns and best colors,' Special 35e at. Meif.s Wear Store OVERCOATS New models in Fall and Winter Ov- • .oats are now. in stock. See our spec- ial values at 20.00, 22.50,25 00 SUITS- Men's and Young a UNDERWEAR - Stanfield's blue or red label in all sizes ■ Mens Models in New Fall'Suit& see- our "Perfection Brand" Hand Tailored Suits, see our ■ ■ ▪ Special Suits Value 29.00 ■ ■ BOYS SUITS -Large range of 0 Boys New Models to choose from,, special two l.0•®® ■ Bloomer Suits now $ OVERCOATS- See our boys ® Heavy Overcoats at cut prices ▪ OVERALLS "Men's Heavy ■ snag' proof Overalls, Blue or ■ ■ Black, regular 2.5o our 2 9� ■ cut price..,. , • SWEATERS -We show a large range of Sweaters in ;;Pen's and Boys Bargain, Men's Heavy Sweater, $7.00 value 5 75 for,. -------- SHIRTS-Men's Strong ,,Wearing- work shirts RAINCOATS -- Rubberized Tweed Raincoats for 7 0 men, reg $xo.00 now I • a� BOOTS AND SHOES Cut prices in Men's and Boy's Boots and Shoes, Men's 3.5® strong work boots now ■ • H• a and o. ■ ■ Fresh Groceries at Cut Prices. Wingham, Ontario. ■ ■■■ssisamisiam ■■saanam ■■mnsmai■summa anni®■■■■■■■■■amm ■ ■ • ■ ■ GORRIE FALL FAIR say Brown,' Lindsay Brown; Turkeys (Continued from page four) A.O.V., Geo. S. Baker; Geese, Emden, pingtons, A. Je Dietz; White Or -M. H. Vollick, A. J. Dietz; Geese, pingtons, M. H. Vollick; •Game Ban- 'Toulouse, John Wilkin, Gordon tams, Mrs. Beatty; Bantams, A.O.V., • Brown; Geese, A. 0.V., John Wilkin, R. J. Sanderson; Rhode 1. Reds, Lind -'James Downey; Ducks, Pekin, A. J. Gorrie Fair Galley 2 ' Dietz,' M. H. Vollick; Ducks, Rouen, aumminsammulammimanammumnammumm C Stearn Is Up ! ■ ■ . Stearn Is Up ! LI ■ id ■ MINs® I Bantams, Mrs. Beatty; Bantams, A. MI ■ rote or 1 er 1 ■ O, V,, R. J. Sanderson; "S, L° Hain- ■ ■burgs, Gordon Brown, Gordon Brown; ® Best Pair Coop Fed Chicks, any var- ■ ■ iety, Walter Hainstock; Best Pair ■ ■ ,Leghorn Chickens, Waiter Hainstock; ® Best 3 Wyandotte Pullets, W. Austin ■ , With an unlimited fuel supply, large boiling capacity and a i ■ Stinson, • • heavily built hydraulic cider press we are now prepared to meet ■ GRAIN ■ the requirements of all customers,' old and new with pressing to ■' Red Winter Wheat, Andrews. Sch- ■ do or apple butter to make. Those at a distance of xo or 15 miles ■ Imidt, Levi Parr; •White Winter. Wheat 1 we respectfully request to arrange a date, Use phone No. 3o or 1'Andrew Schmidt, L. R. Ruttan; Spring ■ No. 28-2. ■ • III" Cleanliness Our Motto' ■ ▪ ' at the - James Downey, M. H. Vollick; ;Pig- eons Fantail, M. H. Vollick, M. H. Vollick; Pigeons A. 0. V., James Downey, -W. S. Brears. CHICKENS Dorkings, A. J. Dietz; Barred Ply- mouth Rocks, Walter Hainstock, Har- vey Sparling; White Plyfnouth Rocks, M. H. Vollick;White Wyandottes; M. Td. Vollick; M. H. Vollick; Black Minorcas, Jack Hastie, Lindsay Brown; Legliorns S. C. White, Wal- ter Hainstock, ,Lindsay Brown; Leg - horns, S, C. Brown, M. H. `Vollick; Buff Orpington, A. J. Dietz; Game ■ We keep apple butter on sale, also cider. Make' your cider III ▪ vinegar from the real thing. ■ MI■ ■ ■ ibsou'Lumber&CiderMilIs in WROXETER, ONTARIO 11110111111011111111111111110111100111111.1111111111 ■ ,Wineat, Andrew Scbniidt,. R. Brimble- ■ combe; Barley, Andrew Schmidt,: Geo, Haines; Peas, small, Andrew Schmidt, T. A. Shearer; Peas, Iarge, Andrew Schmidt, Richard Wilkin; White Oats, Andrew Schmidt, George Haines; Ti- mothy Seed, Andrew Schmidt. VEGETABLES Best Collection of Vegetables, An- drew Seliinidt; Red Peppers, R. ;Brim- blecomb, Henry Stroh; Cauliflowers, A. Schmidt; Watermelons, A. .Kiel; Squash, R. Brimblecomb, Geo. S.: Ba ker; Cucumbers, Geo; S. Baker, A, Schmidt; Sunflowers, A. Schmidt, Ed - at Jacques; Table Corn, Jas, •Connell, ■ ■ ■ ■ ▪ . ■ ■ ■ 1.100111 1 A, Schmidt; field corn, A. Schmid Geo.: Haines; white beans, W. H. Le hard„ l ,dgar Jacques; butter bean Levi Parr, Jacob ,Bilger; potatoes, I, ish Cobbler, J M, McMillan;, potatoe Early -A, 0. V., A. Sehnnidt, Georg Haines; C'otatpes, Green Mt, Georg Haines, T. A. Shearer; potatoes, lat A, O. V. T. A. Shearer, A, Schmidt Swede,, turnips, A. Schmidt, Georg Haines; A. Q1. V. Turnips, A.Schmid rnangolds, red, Geo. Haines, A. Schmi dt; marigolds, yellow,, Stewart Lovell Lindsay Brown; Mangolds white, Lin dsay Brown, A, Schmidt; carrots, gar den, Jacob Bilger, A Schmidt; carrot field, Geo. Haines, A, Schmidt; saga beets, Geo. Haines, Janies Eaton; cel ery, A. Schmidt, Henry Stroh; potat onions, A. Schmidt, Jacob Bilger; see onions, Jas. Connell, A. Schmidt; Du 'tch set onions, A. Schmidt, Georg Haines; collection of Onions, A. Sell midt, R. Brintblecome; parsnips, G Haines, A. Schmidt pumpkins, R Brimblecombe; citrons, Walter Hain stock ,Edgar Jacques; long blood beets Jacob Bilger, James Connell; turnip `beets, Mrs, W. J. Pyke, Jacob Bilger; tomatoes large, A, Schmidt, Henry Stroh; tomatoes small, James Connell; 'cabbage white, Henry Stroh, A. Sch- midt; cabbage red, A. Schmidt, Henry Stroh. • DAIRY PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS Butter, zo lbs,, Geo. S. Baker, Wm. Corbett; butter, 5 lbs. in rolls, Win. Corbett, John Wilkin; butter, 3 lb, in prints, Geo. S. Baker, Wm. Corbett; bread, Mrs. W. Beatty, Hugh Douglas apple pie, R. Wilkin, Mrs. Gordon Ed- gar; pumpkin. pie, H. Douglas, Mrs. G. Edgar; buns, Mrs. W. Beatty, Wm. 'Corbett; oatmeal cookies, Hugh Doug- las; Mrs. G. Edgar; tea biscuits, Hen- ry 'Stroh, L. R. Ruttan; layer cake, light, Arthur•Jacques, Geo. S. Baker; layer cake dark, Geo. S. Baker, Mrs. Gordon Edgar; date bread, Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. R. J. Sanderson; tarts, any kind, R. Brumblecornbe, Mrs. C. H. Willits; doughnuts, Lettitia Mat- thews, Geo. S. Baker; macaroons, Mrs W. Beatty; best cheese ' dish, E. A. Fallis; best variety baking made from bread dough, August Kiel, R. J. San- derson; marmalade, Mrs. R. Beatty, R. Brumbiecombe; collection of jelly,. John : Wilkins, C. H. •Willits; collec- tion of canned fruit, R. Brumblec- combe, C. H. Willits; canned raspber- ries, Mrs, W. Beatty, Mrs. Gordon x, s, s, e e e e t, ; S r o. d George Edgar; canned pears, R. Wilkin, H Stroh; canned plums, Mrs; Geo. Wy- lie, Mrs. W. Beatty; canned cherries, Mrs. Gordon Edgar, R. Brumblecom- be; canned strawberries, R. Grumble- combe, R. Wilkin; canned peaches, H. Stroh, R. Brumblecombe;jam, black currant, R. Brumblecombe, Mrs. W. Beatty; jam, raspberry, A. Kiel, Mrs. W. Beatty; jam, grape, Henry Stroh; jelly, apple, Mrs. W. Beatty, R. Bru nblecombe; jelly; grape, Hugh Doug- las, Win. McGill; jelly, currant, R. Brumblecoxnbe, Mrs. W. Beatty; can- ned tomatoes, Edgar Jacques, John. Wilkin; Canned Corn, Hugh Douglas, R. Brimblecombe; Canned Peas, Wm. McGill, R. Wilkin; canned beans, R, Wilkin, Walter Hainstock; Collection of Pickles, Mrs.. C, H. " Willitts, R. Brimblecombe;. Mustard Pickles, R. Brimblecombe, E. A. Fallis; Fruit Pickles, R. Brimblecombe; .Tomato Catsup, Win. McGill, Henry Stroh;' Honey Strained, Hugh Douglas; Ma- ple Syrup, R, - Wilkin, Mrs, Gordon Edgar; 5 piece cold lunch, John Wil - cin, R. Brimblecombe; Vegetable Sa- lad, R. Brimblecombe, E. A. Fallis;. Homemade Candy, Geo. Haines, ' R. Brimblecombe; fruit cake, R. Wilkin, Geo. S. Baker. Resident of Howick winning most first prizes in Dairy Produce and Pro- visions, Hugh Douglas. Best 2 one pound prints, Dairy Bru- er John Wilkin, Geo. S. Baker Wm,. Corbett, Wm. McGill; i'3est io lb. crock butter, Jno. Wilkin; Best 5 lb. crock Dairy Butter, cream separated y Primrose Separator, L. R. Rattan; Best 5 lb. crock butter, W. H, Leon - rd; Best 5, one pound prints, batter, Geo. S. Baker; Best zo lbs, honey, Hugh. Douglas; Best 2 loaves read made from J Hueston's flour, ugh Douglas; Best dozen bans; Mrs. W. Beatty. FRUIT Northern Spy, Alice Spence, J. M. McMillan; Canadian Red, Jacob Bil- ger, Richard Wilkin Rhode Island Greening', Geo. Haines, A. ,J. Dietz; Wagner, Geo. Haines, A, Schnnidt; of Tomkins Co,, Arthur Jacques, A,, Schmidt; Russet, Wm, McGilli lex, Gibson; Baldwin, Wm, McGill, Geo, Haines; Peewaukee, Wm, Lamb - in, Thos. Lovell; Mann, Geo. Haines,. , Wilkin; 20 oz, Pippin, Austin Stilt- on, Harvey Sparling; Ontario, Wm, cGili, James Eaton; Tallman Sweet : C. Dietz, Jacob Bilger; 'Collection Winter Apples, A. Schmidt, Wm, Lambkin; Col`verts, Thos, Lovell, R. Wilkin; Cayuga Redstreak, R. Wilkin, Ge Haines; Duchess of Oldenbttr 0. � g', . Schmidt, Geo, Haines; Alexander, rthur Jacques, .Jacob Bilger; Maid- J ti's Blush, A. J. Dietz, Wt. W. eatty; Snow Apples, Jacob Bilger, G. S. Baker; St. Lawrence, Jacob Biiger, W. I3. -Leonard; Fall Genetian, e b a k R s M A A e il�l1►�Ill�lut�111tMu1�111�111�111�1'fi�i IIfI 1111111 411111 tom etwitiotNI(i*lli flit New Pail: :Goods at Special Price 1 A a i� I?UCHESS SATxti $a,,95 Swiss'Pnehess Satin'i an extra heavy quality, 347411 a bright lustrous {nnfsb, ':guar anteed full yard wide„ Black only, regular value 5$,5o, Special $2.9S yd FANCY CREPES $x.5o New Fancy Silk Crepes in a splendid assortment of pat- w ,' terns and colorings, 36 in. wide, Special $x.5o yd. FLAT SILK CREPE $2.95 Many newshades of the splendid wearing crepes in a pure "silk quality, 40 in, wide "regular $3.25, Special $2.95 yd FLANNEL $x.5o French Twill° Import Flan- nel, 5,4 in. wide in Scarlet, Pansy,, Henna, Copen, Beau- caise, Paddy and Orange+Special yd. $x.5o DRESS FLANNELS $2.75 Checks and Stripes Flannels from the best import makers, in all the new shades for Fall and Winter, 54 in. wide, Special $2.75 yard. LINEN TOWELLING 25c Heavy all linen towelling in Check and Red Borders, a splen- did wearing linen, special 25c yd BORDERED FLANNELS 3.00 Novelty Flannels in bordered Effects in Blue, Grey, Sand, Purple and Green, 56_ in,., wide at $3.ao yard, FLANNELETTE 37c YD English Flannelette in an ex- tra heavy weight, full yard wide, Plain, White and Stripes, regu- lar value 45c, Special 37c yard. r 1111l a I J. A. MILLS WINGHAM .i-f11lAlIII11RI1N11111I11III11IIIIi/il111ill111lii11lll®li 11l■III111111BG1111(®II11CIMIIKV011l11llll12lililll11111l Andrew Schmidt Wealthy, Wm. Mc Gill, Jas. Connell; IvIacIntosh Red Wni. McGill; Ribston Pipping Wzn McGill, Alex. Gibson; Blenheim Pip pin, Wm. McGill, A. J. Dietz; Collec tion Fall Apples, A. J. Dietz, Austin Stinson; Gravenstein, Alex. Gibson, Harvey Sparling; General Collection Apples, Alex. Gibson, A. Schmidt; Crab Apples, Geo. Haines, Levi Parr; Pears, A. Schmidt, Mrs. W. J. Pyke; Grapes, Jacob Bilger, Levi Parr. LADIES WORK Quilt, pieced, cotton, John Giles, James Downey; Quilt, fancy quilting, C. H. Willits, Mrs. W. Beatty; Com- forter, Mr. W. Beatty, James Down- ey; Bedspread, white, Alice Spence, James Downey; Bedspread, A. 0. K., Alice Spence, Geo. T. Robertson; Cotton Sheet Em., Mrs. Himmler, Geo. T. Robertson; Housedress, cot- ton, Alex. Gibson, G. A. Wearring; Men's Sweater Coat, Mrs. Willits; Ladies -Knitted Scarf, C. H. Willits, James Downey; Woollen Socks, coar- se, Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. His -miller; Woollen Socks, fine, Mrs, W. Beatty, 'G. A. Wearring; Mitts, double, Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. Savage; Mitts, fine, Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. Willitts; Floor Mat, braided, Mrs. W. Beatty, Alice Spence; Floor Mat, 0. 1�. W.,. Alice Spense, Elgar Jacques; Filet Crochet fine,; Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. Savage; Irish Crochet, W. S. Brears, Mrs. Sa- vage; Crochet Medallions, Mrs. W. Beatty, L. Matthews; Tatting, Mrs. Savage, Jno. Giles;. Drawn Thread Work, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty; Embroidery Eyelet, Mrs. Savage, :Mrs. Himmler; Embroidery Hardanger Jas Downey, Alice Spence; 'Embroidery, Roman cut work, Mrs. Savage, R. Wilkin; Embroidery, Swedish 'Weave, Mrs. Himmler, Mrs. Savage; Embroid- ery, Bulgarian, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Himmler; Embroidery, Modern Flor- al, Geo, T. Robertson, Mrs. Savage; Embroidrey. Modern Conventional, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Himmler; Embroid- ery French or Solid White, Mrs. Himmler, Mrs. Savage;Centrepiece, white, James Downey, Mrs. Beatty; Luncheon Set, emb., Mrs. Savage,'G. A. Wearring; Luncheon Set, 0. H. W. Mrs. Savage, G. A. Wearring; Table- cloth and 6 Napkins, Mrs. Himmler, James Downey; Tray Cloths, L, Ivlat- thews, Mrs. Savage; Table Doyleys, L. Matthews, Jacob Bilger; Table Mats, crochet, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Beatty Table Mats, 0. H. W., Mrs. R. Beatty, L. Matthews; Buffet Set, Mrs. W. Beatty, John Giles; Pillow Slips, emb., Mrs, W. Beatty, R. Wit - kin; Pillow Slips, 0, H. 'W., Janes Downey, Mrs. Himipler; Hand Towels emb,, Mrs, Savage, R. Wilkin; ,Guest Towels, crochet, Mrs.' Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty; Guest towels, O. H. trim., Mrs, W. Beatty, Mrs, Savage;Bath Towels, trimmed, Mrs. Pyke, Jno,, Giles; Dresser Runner, white, Mrs. W. Beatty, R.; Wilkin; Pin Cushion, white washable, Mrs. R. Beatty, Mrs, W. Beatty; Pin Cushion, A. 0.' K,, Mrs. Himntnler, Mrs, W. Beatty; Laundry Bag, James Downey, G. A. Wearring; Apron Fancy, Geo. T. Robertson; Mrs. Hinnmler; Ladies `Work Apron, G. A. Wearring, James Downey; Bei doir Slippers, u a s Mrs. Savage, R. ppag , Wilkin; Night robe emb., John Gilts, Dines Downey; Nfght.robe, 0. H. W., A. Stinson, Mrs, W. Beatty;; ICinnona, G. A. Wearring, Jacob Bilger; Slip Fancy, Mrs, R, Beatty, James Down- y; .Handbag, Mrs. A, G. Savage, . G. -lA• Wearring; Handbag, fancy, Mrs. , W. Beatty, R. Wilkin; Handkerchief, , ;; styles trimming, Mrs. W. Beatty,:' ,Mrs, Himmler; Infant's Jacket, G. A. WearringoR, Wilkin; Infant's Bonnet James Downey, R, Wilkin; Child's Short Dress, Mrs. W. Beatty, Mrs. Savage; Carriage Pillow, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty; Bootees and mitts, R. Wilkin; G. A. Wearring; Centre- piece, emb., colored, Geo.' T. Robert- son, Mrs. A. G. Savage; Centrepiece,. o. h. w., 'ernes Downey, R. Wilkin; Table Runner, Mrs. W. Beatty, John Giles; Sofa Pillow emb,,, Mrs. R: Beat- ty, A. Stinson; Sofa Pillow, o. h.w., G. A. Wearring, Alex. Gibson; Sofa Pill-•, ow, washable, James Downey, Mrs. Beatty; Bedroom Set, emb., Mrs. A- G. Savage; Handmade Curtains, Mrs - W. Beatty, Jacob Bilger; Ladies Shopping Bag, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. W. Beatty; Modern Bead Work, Mrs. Savage, G. A. Wearring. Winner of most first prizes ins�ladies work, James Downey, resident-'' ;of North Huron PLANTS AND FLOWERS \,� Asters, R. Wilkin, E. A, Fallis; Dah- ' '"` lies, W. S. Brears; Stocks, C H. Willits, R. Brimblecombe; Gladioli, Levi Parr, Henry Stroh; Table Bo- quet, G. A. Wearring, L, Matthews; Basket of Annuals, W. Hainstock, R Brimblecombe; Collection of House Plants, Edgar Jacques; Begonia, Mrs. W. J. Pyke; House Fern, R. Brim- t blecombe; Foliage Plant, Edgar Jac- ques, Mrs. W. J. Pyke. ART WORK , 011' Painting, original subject, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. R. Beatty; Oil Painting, Scene, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. R. Beatty; Oil Painting, collection, Mrs, Savage, Alice Spence; Watercolor, Flowers group, Mrs. Savage; water color Marine view, Mrs. Savage; Collection Watercolor, paintings, Mrs. Savage; Crayon Sketch in colours, Mrs, Sav- age; Pencil Drawing, original study, Mrs. Savage; China hand painting, re- alistic,design, Mrs. Himmler, Mrs. R. Beatty; China handpainting, Conven- tional, Design, Mrs. Savage; Reed- work, R. Wilkin, R. Brimblecombe. CHILDREN'S WORK Tea Towels, R. Brimblecombe, R. J. Sanderson, Mrs. Savage; White Apron, R. Brimblecombe; Handcer- chief, crochet edge, R. Brimblecombe; Mrs, Savage; Washcloth knitted, R. Brimblecombe; Hand Towel, emb,, R, Brimblecombe; Mrs. Savage; Doll's, Quilt, R. Brimblecombe, Florence Fallis, Velda King; Darning worn stocking, Mrs. Savage, Henry Stroh; Buttonholes, R. J. Sanderson, Henry Stroh, Florence Fallis; Doll Dressed,' R. J. Sanderson, Pauline Ashton; Bak- ing Powder Biscuits, Arnetta Kielb Pauline Ashton, Janet Rattan; Apple Pie, R. Br4:nblecombe, Arnetta Kiel, Janet Ruttan; Bread, Arnetta Diel; Oatmeal Cookies, Arnetta Kiel; Layer Cake, Arnetta Biel, Pauline Ashton,, Janet Rotten; Water colour vegeta- bles, Ivy Lawrence, Velda Ding; Pen- cil Drawing, R, J. Sanderson, Mrs. A. G. Savage; Rabbits, hie. Wilkin, R. J. Sanderson. Pennnanshipt-�3 years and 14 years ;jean: Sparling, Irene Bennett; xi years and 12 years, Pauline Ashton, veld 0. Kin • g years and xo years, Hugh' Douglas, Alexander Hamilton; S years and under, Edna Lawrence, Norman Craik. By Show: --est Baby, xst.) Mrs. Stinson, and., Mrs, R. Holt