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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

How TO SToP A PAPER.-You
have an undouhted right to stop n
newspaper whenever you are so dis
posed, upon payment of all arrear-
ages. Don't he so spiteful as to
throw it back to the postmaster,
with n contemptuous 81 don't want
the dirty sheet any longer y with
"refused" written upon the margin,
and then have IL returned to the
editor. No gentleman ever stopp-
ed a paper in that way. no matter
IL his head was covered with gray
hair thatshould he honorable. IL you
do not wish longer to receive a
newspaper, write a note to the
editor, like a man, saying so; and
he sure that arrearages are paid.
That il the true way to stop a
newspaper.-Er.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06
Our New Years.

New Years arrived, and we we're
not a little astonished Mt finding in
our sanctum a bottle labeled "Old
London Dock" We looked at the
bottle, turned it around and looked
at it again. Wondered what in
world did any one want to send
us London Dock, or any other Dock
for. We didn't think our system
needed any cleansing, and as for
supplying our druggists with a
remedy for billionsness, We wasn't
in the humor. We at length con-
cluded to draw the cork. Did so.
and were struck with the idea that
il was not dock. Smelled Of it and
did not think it was dock. Tasted
Of il and was certain it was not
dock. Tasted again and knew il
wasn't dock. Tasted again and be-
came thoroughly convinced that il
wasn't dork. Tasted again and he.
gan to feel happy. Tasted again
and began to feel rich. Tasted
again, and then resolved 10 give the
office to our "devil," donate ON
residence on the Avenue to the
Superintendent of the Poor, and
purchase the railroad depot site fol
a mansion. We stepped into Boil
ton & McRae's, and ordered bar
rel Of -four to each poor family il
town, with the intimation that NOR,
would he supplied when that wa,
gone. Sent a cord of wood eacl
to all the widows, with orders tC
keep warm, even though wood die
cost three dollars q cord. We ther
purchased tour Of the principa
saw mills in town, and made Alpe
ma free harbor. We were now
fully determined 10 purchase the
Fletcher House, and-just at thi:
moment Martha Maria gave us,
nudge in the ribs and said: "Come
old quill-driver, get up; breakfas
is ready!" Alas we had beer
dreaming
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fail to see the propriety Of this in
crease. The Comptroller's duties
require no more time, nor are they
any greater or more responsible
than those OF the Recorder, and
the salary of the latter Is but $500
a year. Judging from the bungling
manner in which the tax rolls have
been made out, one might natural
ly conclude the Comptroller really
deserved q Decrease of salary. It
is supposed that the next thing in
order will be "back pay grab"
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The Holidays, ns Spent I'm
Athena.

Christmas and the beginning OF
the new year of 1875 have passed,
and we presume have been as gen.
orally observed as ever before in
this city. Christmas eve was cele-
brated at many happy home with
small evergreen trees Astounding in
presents and Merry Christmas for
every member of the respective
household. The Congregational
Society gave basket supper for
the children, provided by the par
ents aud friends, at the court room,
which was quite largely attended
and enjoyed by all. At the Episco-
pal Church, the evening service
was attended by large number Of
children and their friends. who.
after service, were all invited to the
Rectory, the doors of which were
thrown open, and the hearty well
.ome was given. Indicative Of the
Joy and pleasure which all antici-
pated and afterward enjoyed. Az
ter tine spent in sociability and
music, tie children were requested
to sit at the table containing the
tempting repast which had been
provided, and then the children's
merry faces showed their perfect
satisfaction and enjoyment. The
friends were afterwards treated in
the same happy manner, and the
evening passed away an embodi-
ment of pleasure in every respect.
On Christmas day humanity far
ed well, but poultry, while it had
much attention paid it, was severe
ly treated, and was made n sacri-
flee upon the alter, to satisfy the
cravings Of an appetite prepared
for the festival dinner, all over
The "Merry Christmas" that re-
sounded on the morning air, was
repeated until late at night, and
the thanks and "the same to you,"
that answered. was still as hearty.
The week of interval passed
away, and when New Years eve
came, it found all prepared or pre-
pairing for the coming day. The
Alpine Boat Club gave a New Years
social at their rooms, whi,h was
enjoyed by large party, and while
making themselves merry with
dancing and music, until midnight,
they did not iget the advent of
the new year, and the moment the
newborn 1875 crept in on the
Silly night, the Happy New Year
rang from every one, as the hearty
wish of all. New Years day was
a. pleoeant as could be ssked
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heartily at each place as they were
urged to. Bonntiful refreshments
were provided at many places, and
much momentation and preparation
made at some places. Perhaps the
most noticeable instance was at the
residence Of Albert Pack, where
Mrs. Pack and Mrs. A. w. Com
stock received calls. To the passer
by the house would show no sign
Of life or invitation to call, as all
appeared dark within, and not a
window open. But over the door
was to be seen, in large letter, the
word "Welcorne." When the door
was opened, all was then bright, for
while no light was permitted from
the outside, light was abundant in
side, as the house was magnani-
mously lighted with lamps. The
walls, doors, windows, nantes.
ceilings and chandeliers were all
trimmed with festoons of ever
greens, and when the guest was in
vited to the dining room, a table
most beautifully supplied with all
the good eatables imaginable was
at all times spread. On the wall on
one side of the table was Happy
New Year." and on the other wall,
"ls75," in evergreen. Another
novel feature was the Autograph
Album, provided for the callers to
register their names. At our own
humble abode the callers were en-
tertained with refreshments served
on bright, new tin-ware, goblets,
cups, plates and spoons of the
same. which were introduced as sill
ver-warc, and excited mu, b COM
ment and merriment. Extensive
preparations were made and boun-
teous tables spread at the residence
of F. w. Gilchrist, where Mrs. f.
o. Avery helped to entertain; al
s. Eddy's, where Miss Lille Brown
held forth with Mrs. Eddy; at the
residences of Geo. L. Maltz, A. c.
Tefft, Chas. Richardson, ]. It. Bost.
wick, NJ. P. Godfrey, B. F. Star
bird, 6. S. Lester, r. ]. Kelley, II
Hunt, E. Harrington, and many
other places. In fact, the day was
spent by all in most happy man
ner, but whether happiness went to
he'd with each caller that night, at.
ter having made many calls and eat
en- many times, is very doubtful. A
great variety of calling cards were
in circulation--some thirty or more
different kinds being used--some
very tasty and handsome, and 9th.
ers supremacy ridiculous.
The day following New Years
on which the ladies were to return
their calls, was not favorable one
for that purpose, and they were
reminded that next year was the
time when they were to have their
way and weather to correspond, as
it will be Leap Year.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Last spring, when the Council
was agitating the subj Get Of pass
ing an ordnance, defining the duties
OF the Comptro er, we expressed
the belief that the ordinance would
have the effect to increase the sal
airy for that officer, as the extra du-
ties connected with the Office pre-
scented a hobby to work upon, and
an addition to the Comptroller's
salary would be the result. o, no,
such would not be the case. At
least the members OF the Council
so claimed. But how Is IL now Z
Why, the Comptroller's salary has
been increased to 5000 a year, in
stead Of $3.50 % heretofore. We
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06
CHURCH DIR ECToRY.

EPISCOPAL-Rev. w. w. Rafter. Services IN
Trinity Church, on frat street, every sunday
morning aud evening.
BAPrIsT-Rev. +. n. Barlow. Services in the
socisty's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC-Father Van Chimp. Services In
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sabbath morning.
C0NGREGATIONAI.-R A. b. Allen. Ser
vices IN tho society's Church, on Second street
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIsT-Rev. T. G. Higgins. Services In
soeisty's Church. on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

A. r. Mcdonald, of this city, has
been appointed Attorney Of the
National Collection Bureau Of the
United States. This institution
publishes q monthly journal con-
tanning a list of names Of all the
delinquents and dead-heads in the
several cities Of the Union. Hon.
J. X. Lockwood is agent in this
city.
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New Years Calls, Callers and
Called Upon.

When day light broke upon the
new year, and all looked ont to see
what might he seen in the horizon
to indicate what the new year OF
1875 was to bring forth, everything
was found pleasant and bright, and
all nature showed the most propi-
tious signs for the coming year
From about ten o'clock in the
morning until eight in the evening,
the merry sleigh bells were heard
on every street.
New Years calls have become q
fixed fact in Alpena, and all who
enjoyed the many excellent enter
tainments that were given on Fri
day have made up their minds that
the next New Years will find them
again on duty. The old, the young,
the tall, the short, fat and the lean
man, the bachelor, the boy and the
married man were out making calls.
Some were riding in the fancy cut
ter. some in pung. some walking,
and some before night knew not
whether they were on foot or horse
back. A span Of little ponies was
seen drawing sleigh containing
a legal driver, with a Justice of the
Peace for ballast, and as freight and
passengers several of our long and
large citizens. The load was mer-
ry one, and the only parties we
heard of who were willing to stop
at every caprice Of the driver. at
any corner, and found enjoyment
in performing gymnastics in some
snow bank. Another load of mar
ried men might have been seen,
containing one Mayor and two ex-
Mayors, and q few other men Of
heavy calibre. hearing as a motto,
''kiss all the ladies'" and wherever
they went was heard the hearty
laugh and the retty screams which
told that their motto had carried
the day, and that they had
lived mp t" what they profcssed.
Messrs. Churchill and Shelton ap-
peared in enter with driver. and
two handsome horses. gaily adorn-
ed with blankets and marry bells,
and made q very fine appearance.
Messrs. Burnham and Trask d o
q span Of large, fine looking black
horses, and supported q footman
wearing tall hat with golden
band, which attracted much atten-
tion. There were many others
driving, and every street in the city
seemed alive with plug hats and
callers.
Some fifty houses were prepared
to receive calls and give refresh
ments. Some of the ladies' had
made extensive preparations for
calls and the callers, and only re-
GREETED that nature had not con-
structed them with direct reference
TO making New Years calls, and
given them capacity for eating ss
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Last Saturday the new County
respective offices, as follows:
Sheriff. b. Johnston.
Clerk-C. N. Cornell.
Treasurer-A. Hopper.
Register Of Deeds-Alex Nc
Donald.
Prosecuting Attorney. C.
Burnham.
Circnit Court Commissioner
J. III. Stevens.
Surveyor-Thos. White.
Coroncrs-J. NJ. McSorley and
G. c. Herring.
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weather Itcport.

Wenthcr ltcpOrts
SIGNAL SERVICE, L. s. A.
Report for the week ending Jan. End,
1876
Highest barometer, 30;757 inches3lst.
Lowest barometer, 2g.570 inches, 9th.
Range OF barometer, 1887
Mean OF barometer, 30102.
Highest thermometer, 80 deg, 2Sth.
Lowest thermometer, o deg, LIST.
Range OF thermometer, 80 deg.
Mean Of thermometer, 1906 deg.
Prevailing wind, west.
Total number OF miles travelled by wind
during week, 1880.
Maximum Velocity 30 miles. -
Total rainfall and melted snow, 10
iseb.
Number days on which rain or snow
fell, 2.
Number OF cloudy days. 2.
Number OF fair days. ,.
Number OF clear days. 1.
+. \. COLLINS,
Sergeant, Sig. Ser. U. 5. A.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

The first boat of the season. The
barge East Saginaw is in port, aud
lying at Bolton & McRae's dock.
In fact she has been there ever
since navigation closed.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

1t is useless to attempt to clcnse q
stream while the fountain is impure.
Dyspepsia, complaints OF liver or kid
neys, eruptions of the skin, scrofula,
headaches, and all diseases arising from
impure blood, are at once removed by
Dr. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters,
purifier of the blood and renovator of
the system. 1t has never been known to
fail.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Save your rags aud take them 10 Har-
shaw's, and exchange them for merchan-
disc, where you will find good assert
ment Of tin, copper and sheet iron ware.
He will also pay the highest price for
old lead, copper and brass. Old stoves
bought and sold, at the store formerly
occupied by B. Richards & Co. l7S
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We are ready for settlements,
and hope our debtors are. If you
will "walk mp to the captains Of
flee" and square up, we well be
greatly obliged.
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Within week or two past there
have been prepared and sold at the
Chronicle office, $50 worth of New
Years calling cards.-Bdy City
Chronicle.
And all this in city Of $4,000
inhabitants, while in Alpena, where
we have less than 500 population.
s63.50 worth Of New Years calling
cards were printed at the ARGUS
Office during the two weeks pre-
ceeding Jan. |, 1875.
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Our Carrier would most respect
fully return his sincere thanks to
his numerous friends, for their gen.
erous contributions on New Years
day.
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Unanimously elected by the ladies
that they can find the handsomest
stock of dress goods, the prettiest
line Of shawls. and the finest selection
of fancy goods, at the popular and ex.
elusive dry good store OF d. ROdmans.
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The ice on the pond is OF suffic-
lent thickness to commence storing
away, and that business has already
commenced.
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Now go and skate. The ice is
splendid at the skating rink. The
last few cold days has done the
freezing business.
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A few days since We saw some
of the most elegant silver plating
at Geo. Fox's establishment it has
been our lot to gaze upon for many
a day.
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]. +. Denton has sold the Denton
House to Kenneth McDougall, and
the latter has taken possession.
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The Mayor last Monday evening
presented a communication to the
Council, suggesting that the city
charter he SO amended as to
make the term of Office for all city
officers two years. and tie CONSOLE
dation of the Offices Of Comptroller
and Recorder. A committee was
appointed for the purpose of draft
ing the proposed amendments.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Hon. w. l.. Churchill, started
for Lansing last Saturday, to at
tend the session of the Legislature.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

The thermometer got down to
zero on Thursday and Sunday
nights, for the first time this win
ter.
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Rodman receives new goods by every
boat.
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There was good skating on the
bay Christmas, but at night the ice
broke up and moved out.
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Mr.. Harshaw has had a SPLENDID sale
OF holiday goods. before Christmas, and
now offers the balance OF his splendid
stock at greatly reduced prices.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Call at Harshaws and purchase New
Years gifts for your children, at greatly
reduced prices.
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Armstrons & Pierce continue 10 suit
their customers in custom work Go and
see them.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Fresh buckwhest and graham fori
always OH hand at Monoghan's.
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Anspach q Co have received a nam.
moth stock OF dry goods, fancy goods,
dress goods, clothing, etc., aud their
store Is filed full.
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Goods are being sold at prices Ear be
low cost at s. Rosenthal & Cos.
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A large stock Of wooden yarns In every
color. A splendid assortment Of Zephyrs
in every shade, just received at d. Rod.
mans
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

The most extensive stock OF dry goods,
clothing, fancy goods, heavy goods. furs,
etc, ever brought TO Alpena, can now be
found at the store of A. Anspach, & Co.
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for, and during the whole day the
happiness of the coming year wus
anticipated and wished by all.
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ICE,ICE.

Parties who wish 10 have ICE put up this sea-
son, may rely on having their work done in sat
factory manner, by leaving their orders with the
Undersigned Do not delay till late in the season.
VIM. MASTERS
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Local Notices.
ECONOMY IL WeuIth.

A full assortment OF chlldren's cloth
Ing, at Alpcrn & Cos, next 10 the bridge
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The Public Schools opened on
Monday with large attendance.
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Our Reporter on the Alert.

Another addition to the sleigh
ing Friday night aud Saturday.
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The American Sardine Co.'S Boneless
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines. 1856.
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You can get honey In the comb Of
strained at Monaghan's
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A new line Of caps at Armstrong 6
Pierces.
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Hand knit socks ut Armstrong &
Pierce's.
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A large stock of furs just received al
the New York Cheap Store.
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Choice teas, cotfces and canned good
at Monaghan's, at low prices.
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Anspach & Co., are prepared to furnlsh
q yound army with youths and boys
clothing.
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Heavy goods without stint, at the
store Of Anspach & Co.
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Go to Monaghan's for pure Mochs
coffee.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

Slocombs home made mince meat for
sale at Monaghan's.
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Furs for ladies and children at ex
tremely low figures, at Anspach q Cos
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Hand knit mitts at Armrtrong &
Pierce's.
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A large assortment or cloths ut Arm
strong d. Pierce's.
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lNLUB RATES. HarpeI's Monthly, Weekly,
~ and Baxar, Youths Companion The Nursery,
Illustrated Christian Weekly, Scribner's Monthly,
and IT. Nicholas, all trst-class publications. Sub
scriptions At club rates, received by w. ID.
HITCHCOCK. l7lwi
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wow READY.--M. O'Drion X Go, are now
~ prepared TO manufacture hrsi-class Boots for
lumberrnen and others ut the most satisfactory
prices, and they will IN every instance guarantee
their work to please. i72
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GOLDsMITH'S
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Business University,

OF DETROIT, being by far the best paironiSed
In all respects than that OF any similar institu-
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nPVv H inc Snort Four years Of un-
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OYSTERS OYSTERS. Fresh Oysters are
" received by every boat, at the new store of g..
n. blackburn, on Second street. Warranted best
quality. l65
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RUCK-SKIN GLOvES.--Mill and lumber
- men will do will To remember that u. N.
Blackburn has stock OF the best quality Of
Buek-Skin Gloves and Mittens. They are the
GENUINE BUCK. l65
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II EMOvAL.--J. ID, Turnbull has removed hi,
~ office to the second floor in Packs block, Sec
ond street l75w2
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TO THOSE BUILDING.
I will furnish tho best made Sash Glass Ready
Set, In the State, warranted safe home amy dis
tance, at the lowest prices.
TO DEALERS IN GLASS
furnish French and American Window Glass,
Plate Glass, White, Cut, Enameled. and all kinds
of Coiored Glass, packed and cut TO size, by the
light OF box. Liberal discount To dealers And
TO MERCHANTS
u offer all kinds Of White Metal aud Walnut Show
Cases. finished in best style, and at bottom prices
Send your orders and enquire prices.
4. z. EARL, Al Jefcrson Ave,.
: NItI IIETf Detroit, Mich.
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ICURS.--The highest cash price paid for RAW
IL fURS and DEER SKINS, Mt the new store
OF q. N. Blackburn, Second street. l65
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UCRESH OYSTERS received daily, and sold by
II the Can or Dish, Mt the restaurant Of James
Woods, on River street. Oysters first quality and
YRrsH l65
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"ANTED.-i00o 900 persons TO know that Cro-
w we'll a Godfrey are selling better article OF
boots and shoes for less money than any other es-
tablishment on the shore. lll
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-06

HNAUTION.-It is useless to attempt to caution
Opeople In regard to buying boots and shoes
They know that they get the worth Of their money
ct Crowell & OodfTeys. Ia