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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09
SOVEREIGN ISSUES
CHALLENGE
Spokane. April 9, 1907.

Spokane. April 9, 1907.
Hon. w. f. Richardson,
My Dear Sir: Believing that free
discussion is the best method of
reaching a wholesome conclusion on
the merits of all public questions. |
take the liberty of inviting you to
join issue with me before the public
in the city of Spokane on the ques-
ton of socialism as taught by the
present socialist party. The time
and place to be designated by your
self.
If YOU give favorable considera-
ton to this kind invitation | beg to
assure YOU that you will receive
courteous personal treatment at my
hands, and your well known char
acter assures me that will receive
the same at yours.
1t will not be my purpose to op-
pose socialism in vindictive,
acrimonious or vituperative spirit.
I harbor no personal prejudice and
entertain no hatred towards the
doctrine of socialism as advocated
by the socialist party at the present
time.
If you deem it proper to accept
this invitation to joint debate | have
reason to expect that you will eN-
press every possible point in favor
Of socialism which may come with
in the range of your thoughts in the
time limit of the discussion, and IN
turn | will express my humble but
sincere convictions in the direction
of the opposition.
In extending this invitation | am
actuated by no partisan cOnsidera-
ton. but merely as matter of in
quiry | entertain an uneasy desire
to know what. if anything, can be
said in favor of socialism when the
doctrine is confronted by an OppOsi-
ton. shall take the broad stand
that the present day doctrine of So
cialism is utopian dream. a vision
in the night a Well-Ot he-Wlsp
phantom. a South sea bubble that
breaks at every analytical, subtle,
logical description. Nevertheless. |
am open for conviction and CONVEX
sion, and hoping that this chal-
lenge to public discussion will be re-
ceived in the same kind spirit which
prompts me to direct it. and that
by you it will he favorably consid-
cred, | am, truly your,
J. R. SOVEREIGN.
E116 Second Az.
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NO CRIME TO TRY TO
SHOOT POLICEMAN

Billy Abb, who attempted TO
shoot Sergeant McPhee few days
ago while resisting search of his
saloon. was held under 5000 bonds
yesterday by Justice Hinkle. The
charge is exhibiting" a deadly wea-
pom. There appears to be a desire
on all sides to quash the more Sc
rious charge of attempt at murder.
Only the interference Of Detective
Herndon apparently. saved Ser
geant McPhee. Abb said he could
have killed McPhee had he really
wanted to shoot.
The charges of resisting arrest
and receiving stolen property
which the police had against John
Abb were dismissed for lack of evil
dence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09
PRINCIPAL DRAWS GUN

SEATTLE, April 9.-Georgetown
a suburb Of this city, is having trou
bic over Principal Frank Hunts
worth. He dismissed school teach
err who was living at the home OF
Deputy Treasurer Duke. Duke de
clared the charges against her false
and HuntsWOrth came to town look
ing for Duke with a revolver. In
the treasurcr's office he attempted
to draw the weapon, but was sdis
armed. The school board is in
VeStigating.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09
A BIG RECEPTION
COMMITTEE

Arrangements for the Jefferson
society banquet April Is are pro-
crossing rapidly, The reception
committee is announced as follows:
Mayor Daggett. chairman; DR.. P.
S. Byrne. d. NJ. Drumheller, Reese
Voorhees,, Judge Belt, w. w. Toll
man, F. c. Robertson, Huber Rash
er. Judge Prather. James Monahan,
J. ]. Browne. Dana Child. Frank H.
Graves. w. H. Winfree. E. O. Con-
nef, w. S. Powell Fred Foss, Alex
Winston. Judge Warner Cobb. II.
L. Lilianthal, H. C. Root. Thomas
Cole. Stanley Hallett, E. Dempsey,
Robert Farley. Sol Mayer. R. H.,
Dillingham;, |. c. Ballinger, Joe
Durkin. J. C. Lodge. n s. Pratt.
NJ. NJ. Cowley. Edward O'Shea.
James Geraghty.
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MOORE WILL SPEAK IN
FIRST WARD

c. Herbert Moore will address a
meeting tomorrow night in the First
ward at Improvement hall, corner
Napa and Sprague. w. w Tolman
and F. ]. Dahms are also on the
program. Mr.. Moore's friends in
that part of the ward are arranging
a warm reception for him. They
are confident of being sble to carry
the republican vote of the ward.
Last evening Mr.. Moore address
ed the Civic club of the Westmin-
ster Congregations church on The
Motive in This Campaign He de-
Tended the work of the clubs as an
effort to build up and beautify the
city
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WOMAN DEFIES COURT

WALLA WALLA. April 9-Be-
cause she was called to testify in
court on Saturday, her Sabbath,
Mrs. E N. Thompson. a Seventh
Day Adventist, defied the Judge. A
bench warrant was required to
bring her into court, and when she
arrived she told Judge Brent that
Jesus Christ was higher court and
refused to answer questions. She
invited the judge to persecute her
as they did in olden times, and after
arguing the point the court ordered
her in custody of the sheriff for 90
days. The sentence is not taken
seriously.
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SHOCKS PREACHERS

NEW YORK, April 9.-Ministers
of the New York conference of the
Methodist church We're startled
last night by William T. Stead, the
English editor who appealed to
them in the interests of securing in
ternational peace. Stead asked
them if they as ministers were will
ing to exert their influence in this
cause.
Amen, amen" responded the
ministers.
Amen" replied Stead. Nobody
cares a damn for amen unless YOU
do something
At the conclusion of the address
committee was appointed to draft
resolutions favoring Stead's cam
paign.
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DEAD CASHIER SHORT.

TOPEKA. Kan. April o.-Direc-
tors of the Bank of Goddard have
discovered a $4,000 shortage in the
accounts of Cashier w. H. Dwight,
who committed suicide. The widow
was assistant cashier. She refuses
to make good the shortage.
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ANOTHER BUTTE STRIKE

BUTTE, April 9.-The mines of
this city will be shut down tonight
and 5000 men thrown out of en-
ploy ment as the result of a walk
out of 50 machinists, electrical
workers and blacksmiths in the en-
ploy of the Great Falls smelters of
the Boston G. Montana Co. The men
were refused an increase of wages
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WOMAN ESCAPES GALLONS

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 9
The governor has committed the
death sentence of Mrs. Aggie Myers
to life imprisonment. She was sen
fenced to death with William Holt
man for the murder of her husband
Hoffman claimed they did it so they
might marry each other. The WON
an always denied the charge.
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CRUISER ON SCENE.

ACAPULCO, Mex, April 9.-The
cruiser Boston is here or her way
to Honduras to relieve the cruiser
Chicago. The Chicago will go to
southern California for target prac-
ticp
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09

DR.. Chas. V. Genoway will be
pleased to meet his patrons at his
new Office, suite 2034-5-6-7 Column
bia bldg. corner First av. and
Howard st. ***
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HOllandsWOrth'S
Cash Grocery

228 DIVISION Phone Main 314e
Burbank Potatoes. cwt SIPS
Three Crown Sultana Raisins, lb.10c
Good Flour ................. 90c
Dried Peaches, lb. .............15 c
Dried Apples, ID ..............10 c
Dried Prunes, small, lb. ...... ,04c
Tomatoes, can. ........ 10c and 15c
Good Apples, box. .......... .$1.25
Steak Salmon, cans. ......... 35c
A 35c Coffee for. ..............25 c
Choice Brooms ............. Csc
Egg-o-See. pkg ................1 0c
Queen Olives, bottle. .......... 15c
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Spokane Press, 20 cent a month.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR AND A FEW EVILS
Which 1t Causes That Are Directly Connected Jewery
Business. Some Pertinent Suggestions.

Greed for the almighty dollar in
itself may be considered an evil, and
we have no doubt but that Rev. 80
and So could explain it to you, or
maybe convince you of the fact in
less time than it would take to put
you to sleep but we are not con-
sidering its effect from that stand
point
How Does 1t Affect Your Pocket
book?
This, we think, is the more inter
esting phase of the question to the
general public, and we will attempt
to make plain that which we have
in mind. For instance, there are
watches which we guarantee for
twenty, twenty-five years, or per-
manently; then there are watches
which are stamped guaranteed
twenty or twenty-five years by the
factory" If you will notice, the mail
order houses stipulate that they are
guaranteed by the factory, and en-
phasize that fact-never take the re-
spOnsibility themselves. These goods
are stamped in the name of fic-
ticious company. When your watch
gives out and you write the house
you bought of they refer you to the
factory You write to the factory
and your letter is returned after go
ing to the dead letter office. You get
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
Unusual Generosity.

The News is in receipt of letter
from a well-known firm in Buffalo,
N. Y, offering to give to any of our
readers who write them liberal
sample of Mi-o-na stomach tablets
and booklet on the treatment and
cure of Indigestion and ali diseases
Of the digestive organs. All you
have to do is to write to Booths Mi
o-na Company, Buffalo, N. y, ana
ask them to send you the free sam
pie of Mona stomach tablets that
they offer to the readers OF Ihe
News. This remedy is said to be a
permanent. cure for all stomach dis
eases, and any one with weak dlges-
ton should take advantage OF TINS
liberal offer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
CAUGHT ON THE CURBSTQNF.

Now, who's the joke on? Hon.
S. R. Christie, as a committee from
the county commissioners, went up
to Marion county to see how the con-
victs there are cared for, and The
News said he was we'll pleased with
what he saw and learned. Marion
county has no convicts.
There are some mighty good
people on both sides of this dispensa-
nv question which is now interesting
the public mind of Terrell county.
We apprehend no disaster from a
thorough understanding of the ques-
ton, which is both moral and ma
terial.
Mr.. Richard A. Hall, promi-
nent warehOuseman of Albany and
well-known to many people of Ter
rell county, died of typhoid fever
Saturday He was brother OF Hon.
Joe Hall, the hades raiser of the
legislature.
Judge Cheatham will forward
the pension papers to Atlanta this
week. and the old veterans OF Ter
rell county will receive their money
few days later.
The Shellman Sun says the peo-
nile there buy mighty little Dawson
dispensary whisky. They get theirs
it says, from Eufaula.
Mr.. ]. J. Hill, many years a
prominent citizen of Bronwood and
Terrell county, has been elected an
alderman of McRae.
The merchants say they are haY-
ing comparatively few requests tor
credit by the farmers.
The cold snap was signal Tor
a wholesale slaughter OF pork-a
regular hog-killing time
The attendance upon the public
schools of the city is one or the
largest in their history.
Rev. O. B. Chester delivered an
anti-dispensary lecture at Bethel
Sunday afternoon.
Watch and clock repairing cor
rectly done at low prices by w. u
Grubb, next door to Whitchard's
Street tax will be due Friday
and Chief Christie will be right after
you for $500.
Mayor Nasworthy now pulls the
strings over a pair of handsome bays
Some adventurous peach trees
are showing their blossoms.
DIR. Campbell filled the Baptls'
pulpit again Sunday
Make no mistake. Let Gleason
do your plumbing
Sanitary plumbing by T. j.
Gleason
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30

disguised and go and buy another.
We are proud of our reputation;
we value your confidence. We have
been told time and time again that
we have done better than any other
jeweler who has ever been here. We
are proud of our stock. The close
observer can see quality stamped all
over it. Some who are not we'll
posted on quality or workmanship
have accused us of being high We
know that we are lower than the
majority of jewelers. who handle the
same class of goods. To compare
our class of goods with that handled
by side liners" isn't fair. We do
not handle the same class of goods,
whether we are able to convince you
or not. The man who never saw a
bale of cotton can go out and class
and buy cotton with less risk than
you can buy jewelry on your own
judgment. Be sure you buy your
jewelry from one who knows more
about it than you do.
We are not running an auction
sale We have one price for all. We
don't want you to make us a bid.
If you do not want to pay our price
then you want an imitation, and will
have no trouble finding it. Yours
for honest goods and right prices,
=. ADAMS JEWELRY STORE,
Dawson and Cuthbert.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
The EntPe-NOus Club.

The Entre-Nous Club was enter
tanned by Miss Mamie Pace on Sat
urday afternoon. On entering, the
guests were served with hot choco-
late by Miss Leila Matthews. A
fower ban was very much enjoyed,
the names of fifty different flowers
being represented Miss Mary Ken Ken
drick proved herself most familiar
with flowers and received the prize
lovely lace handkerchief. MISS
pace served delicious refreshments
consisting of ambros1a ana CAKE
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
WHAT HAPPENED TO BROWN.
Society Comedy at the Opera House
IG Friday Evening.

Society Comedy at the Opera House
Friday Evening.
What Happened to Brown, -
which will be presented at the opera
house Friday evening, Feb. 1, by Mr..
Al. w. Fremont & Co, is an up-to-
date society comedy as full of fun
and ludicrous situations as an egg
is of meat The scenes are laid in
New York city An old man sees a
picture of a young lady, falls in love
with it, visits the father and pro-
poses marriage. But after sending
the letter he becomes frightened and
sends his nephew to see if the young
lady is like the picture. The nephew
falls in love with the young lady him
self and tells the uncle she is every
thing but what he would have her
to be- The old man packs his things
and goes to Japan where he remains
for three years.
The uncle is trustee of an estate
left to the nephew under certain con-
ditions which, if he (the nephew
fulfills, he is to receive the full
amount of the estate. After the I'M
Gle goes to Japan the nephew writes
that he has fulfilled the conditions
(Which he has mott, and he draws
money from the uncle. At last the
uncle suddenly returns, and then the
troubles of the nephew begins.
Mr.. Fremont has the role of the
nephew and is surrounded by care
fully selected company. ,.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
LADIES' PRAYER MEETINGS.
Many Services Will BE Held in In
forest of Prohibition.


Prayer meetings will be held in
Dawson every afternoon this week,
beginning at o'clock, in behalf of
the prohibition movement, as fol-
lows: Wednesday at Mrs, c. F.
Crouch's with Mrs Lewis as leader,
and at Mrs j Williams with Mrs.
Parks as leader; Thursday at Mrs.
Henry Turner's with Mrs, Hoyl as
leader, and at Mrs. Cheatham's with
Mrs. Symmes as leader; Friday at
Mrs. ]. w. Wootens with Mrs. w. A.
Baldwin as leader, at Mrs. j. b.
Johnstone's with Miss Belle Cheat
ham as leader, at Mrs. J. f. Cookies
with Mrs. r. e. Bell leader and at
Mrs. Dismuke's with Mrs. j. ID.
Laing as leader; Saturday at the
Methodist church with Miss Fannie
Cheatham leader. Every lady in
Dawson who is interested in prohi-
bition is earnestly requested to at
tend one of these prayer meetings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
A Great Outside Remedy.

Most pains are of local origin
a "crick' in the back, twinge of
rheumatism, a soreness all over arts
ing from a cold-are all cured by
outside applications. The quickest,
safest and most certain method is
Allcock's Plaster, known the world
over as a universal remedy for pain.
They never fail, they act promptly,
they are clean and cheap. You can
go right ahead with your work while
the healing process goes on. Sixty
years use has given them a great
reputation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
DEAL IN MERCANTILE CIRCLES
"A CHANGE IN THE DRY GOODS
FIRM OF DAVIs-DAvIDsoN co,
nr. - H. Davis Retires and Messrs.
W. ii. Davis and b. NJ. Davidson
Will Conduct the Rusinoss

Mr. %. I'll. Davis Retires and Nessrs
w. II. Davis and B. NJ. Davidson
Will Conduct the Business.
A transaction of much interest in
business circles is the change that
has taken place in the Davls-Davld-
son Co. Mr.. j, H. Davis has dis
posed of his stock in the companv
and retired from active connection
Herewith. Mr.. W. H. Davis will
again become actively connected with
the business, which will be managed
by him and Mr.. B. NJ Davidson
The Davis-Davidson Co. is one of
the largest and most successful drv
goods firms in southwest Georgia
and for many years has enioyed an
extensive patronage throughout this
section. By it's enterprising methods
and liberal dealings the firm has done
much to advertise Dawson and bring
trade to the city.
Mr.. j. H. Davis will devote his at
tention to turpentine interests in
Florida and to the Oglethorpe Brick
Manufacturing Co., being the secre-
tary and treasurer of the latter en-
terprise. .
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
CITY Oficials Against the Dispensary

All honor to our popular mayor
and council for their outspoken de-
nunciation of the dispensary. Well
may we congratulate ourselves that
the affairs of our beautiful, progress
i've city are in the hands of men who
stand not only for the best interest
of Dawson, but for the good of every
citizen of our county. If the home is
to be the center and root of our civil
ization it behooyes the white man
hood of Terrell county 70 line up for
its protection. W. z. 1. U.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. D. T. Sawyer, Miss Hunter
Berry and Miss Mamie Rec Smith
of Bronwood spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. A. M. Sawyer
and family Cuthbert Liberal Enter
prise.
Mr.. ]. K. Ottley, vice-president of
the Fourth National Bank of Allan
ia, came down Monday to spend sew
eral days as the guest of Mr.. A. j.
Carver.
Misses Annie E. and Alice Will
liams and Annie Gambler, who were
guests of Mrs. j. H. Davis two
in Montezuma.
Miss Eloise Simpson, charming
young lady who has been visiting
Mrs. J. M. Clifton the past week, re-
turned to her home in Fort Gaines
Monday
Miss Florence Baldwin OF Dawson
was the guest Wednesday and Thurs
day of Misses Coxwell in Shellman.
-SheIlman Sun.
Mrs. Anna Morris of Macon is in
Dawson visiting her brother and
sister, Mr.. J. r. Mercer and Mrs.
P. T. Colley
Miss Ella Stevens came down from
Griffin Friday, and is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Yeomans
Mrs. j. w. Fox and children, Mr..
and Mrs. M A. Phelps and DR.. r. M.
Phelps are on trip to Florida.
Miss Daisy Wilcox of Fitzgerald is
a visitor at the home of Mrs. G. T.
Lowrey.
Mr.. w. A. Clifton of Eufaula came
over and spent Sunday with his
brother, J. M. Clifton.
Mrs. Gussie Thompson of Jackson
is a guest at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. J. B. Perry.
Miss Norman of Union Springs,
Ala, is a guest at the home of Mr..
B. B. Perry.
Miss May Cox of Albany is the
guest of her brother, Mr.. W. r. Cox.
Mr.. William H. Barnes is visiting
in Odessadale, Ga.
DR.. C. A. Roberts was here from
Shellman Monday.
Mrs. Chas. A. Wall is visiting in
Eufaula.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constlpateu'
0rino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stlmulatlnls 3
tho liver and bowels and restores tne
natural action of the bowels. orlno
I,axative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or grippe and is mild and pleas peas
ant to take. Refuse substitutes
Hendricks Drug Store, Dawson H.
A Wall, Brentwood.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
Advantages of the Penitentiary.
rron the Ashburn Banner.

I TUIII JIIO tAoIIE VI :"
There are more young men IN the
nenitentiary in this country learning
. trade than there are outside. OF
them learning trades. The princlp e
cause of this is that we are euuG !, t +,,T ,
our boys for idle gentlemen ny
ing to make lawyers, preachers ~
tors and clerks out OF material I ls,
is needed for blacksmiths' carPen.
tiers. merchants, farmers ana otn ltsl
honest .'hewers of wood and drawers
of water"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
Music Glass.

My spring term opened Monday.
Musical kindergarten for the little
ones and piano lessons for advanced
pupils taught by the latest and up
to-date methods. Thanking you for
your liberal patronage in the past,
/ hope to be favored with same for
the spring term. For information
or terms apply to
MISS CHAP SAVILLE, Phone 80.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30

Mr.. j. r. Bridges, a former Ran
dolph county citizen who resided at
Nochway, but who is now a promi-
nent merchant of Weston, had the
misfortune to lose his store house
and entire stock of goods by fire Sat-
urday night. We failed to learn the
origin of the fire. We are informed
that his loss is partially covered by
insurance. Cuthbert Liberal-Enter-
prise
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
nnctor Came Prospecting.

Dr L. B. Malone of Sandersyilie
was in Dawson Saturday looking over
the situation with a view OF loc 5.t
i inc here He was well-pleased WIN
the the town, but when he learned .t M I
III, 1ne already had nearly dozen OF the
W. We M DIS in the whole country
md that scarcely ANYBODY ever gets
e @r here he decided to look else
where for a home.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
Useful Man Coming to Dawson.

We regret to learn that Mr. w.
]. Hall will soon move from Cuthbert
to Dawson. He is a good citizen
and can turn his hand to so many
things that he is especially useful
in a town He is an expert work
man, and about as industrious as
they make 'em. We wish him well.
-Cuthbert Leader
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1907-01-30
lust as Before

,,,o are very anxious that every man,
.,,or,an and child shall have a part in
making for Dawson the very best
.hoa store in this whole section. The
merchant alone cannot make a good
aboe market. We are doing our part.
Now. it's cup to you"
LOW SHOES ARE HIGH
ond high shoes are low. We mean
~ say that low grade or coarse
sboes are high-priced and fine shoes
oro still selling at low price, be-
cause the fine light leather has not
advanced in price like heavy leather
BESIDES THIS
ve have more high-cut shoes now
than we should have at this season
Of the year, and must make room for
+be spring stock.
A CALENDAR
with large figures has been hung in
one of our windows for the conyen-
;nnce of passers-by. 1t will tell you
what to do each day.
WHEN YOU GO
IN the train you ought to have some
thing to carry your clothes in. We
have the very trunks and
suit cases for clothes and handbags
for smaller articles.
THE COOL SPELL
sent us several customers, for which
we are very thankful. The warm
January made people forget that they
would have to buy them, except those
who buy fine goods.
SOMETIMES
a good pair of $500 shoes saves a
$4,000 doctors bill.
SAVE YOUR GARDEN
by covering, just as you would save
YOUR own life, beginning of course
with the feet.
A BRANCH STORE
might be a good thing if the clerks
who worked in the branch would al
ways wear our waterproof shoes.
A DOLLAR SAVED
is a dollar made, but dollar made
is not a dollar saved unless put in
the right place Call at Hornady's;
he will take pleasure in showing you
where, when and how to save your
feet from embarrassment.