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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
MRS. RuFF1N HERE.
Well-I<nown Southern Writer Visiting
in Richmond.

Well-I&nown Southern Writer Visiting
in Richmond.
Mrs. NJ. r. Henry-Ruffin, Of Mobile,
Ala. the well-known Southern writer.
is spending a few days In Richmond a S
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pepper, at Rose Lawn" yWesthamp-
ton.
Mrs. Ruffin is acco napanied BY her
two daughters. Miss Frances Gldart
Ruftiin and Miss Mary Henry RUM.
both OF whom attend college at En-
lnitshurg, Nd. Miss Frances Gildart
iRufhn is a recent gradute, and was
the honor member and valedtctorian
of the class Of 1907. The Misses Ru1fln
are granddaughters OF the late Col
tonel Frank G. Ruffin, of Richmond.
They will leave on Wednesday FOR
Charlottesville to visit Monticello. the
home Of their ancestor, Thomas Jeffer-
son. .5
Mrs. Rufin is-the author Of John
Gildart" and the popular Norwegian
novel THE North Star" which gain ed
for her letter OF comnendation from
the King and Queen OF Norway and a
place IN the great library OF Paris
Mrs. Ruf1in received the degree OF
doctor OF literature last month from
the Emnitsburg College, her Alma
Mater.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
BIG TENT MEETING.
Great Congregations Attending Ser
vices on Chestnut Hill.

The tent meeting on Chestnut Hit,
being held under the auspices Of High
land Park Methodist Church and cor
daily seconded by the other denonli-
nations on the Hill, is proving great
success. Large con gregaticns have at
tended all the services thus far. On
Sunday night there was present a
crowd that overlooked the seating ca
pacity of the large tent, so that many
sat on the grass or stood around the
tent. The meeting was led by the
pastor of Highland Park Methodist
Church. Rev, E, K odell, and the SER
mon was preached by Rev. Walthall
pastor OF Mispah Presbyterian Church.
Two persons protested conversion.
Rev. E. T. Dadmun, OF St. James Meth
odist Church, will preach at the tent
each night during the present week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Of
Horaton, Va
Hon. John Goode Is spending some
time In the home OF Mr.. C. w. Whar-
ton, Of Bedford City, Va.
a family reunion Is being held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Smith,
No. . Byrd Place, Norfolk. Va, those
present being Mrs 6. D. Wright, Misses
Della. Mildred and Nela Wright OF Cln-
cinnati; Mrs. W. T. Mitchell, Of Pitt
sylvania county, Va; Mrs. w. II. Haley
Miss Sallie Pannill, of Martinsville, Va,
and Mr. Howell Gano, of Cincinnati
wife of former Governor Mckinney Of
Virginia, and her daughter, Miss frankie
Mckinney, are at Blue Ridge Springs,
Va.
Mrs. Frank w. Christian and Mrs.
Preston Means, OF Birmingham Ala,
are summering at Mountain View" the
summer home of Colonel William II
Palmer, near Blacksburg Va. Colo
mel Palmer and Miss Claudia Palmer
who are spending the summer abroad
will return to Mountain View" in the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Victor VIII
| liams have returned from a visit tc
Mrs. Williams's family at "Roselawn,'
| Va.
Mrs. Carter Osterbind. of this city
is the guest Of her father, Mr.. ]. L
| Eakin, of Blacksburg, Va.
| Miss Annie Dickinson, Of Ellerson
| Va. left Friday for New Jersey. wher,
she will remain several weeks. Oh
her return she will stop in Philadelphia;
and Baltimore for some time is
/ Mr.. Robert Jenress. of Chase City
who spent several days recently /!
Richmond, has returned home
i Mrs. A. D. Wharton and children ar
guests Of Mrs. j. "A. Brewer, Of Dan
4 vile, Va.
I Mrs. Mitchell Baxter, who has bee
visiting her son, Mr. Douglas Baxte
in Richmond, has returned to Stauntor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
.ROSH NEW PLANS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Board Instructs Architect to Go
to Work at Once-Other
NJ M ofterc
Matters.

The City School Board met in spe-
cial session In the City Hall last
night at s o'clock for the purpose Of
considering the report of the commit
tee on new High School and for other
business, The following members
We're presents:
Chairman James II, Capers, Vice
Chairman Charles Hutzler, +. G, Ebel,
Nj. D. Hoge. Jr, Arthur r, Clarke, j..
G. Corley. John BagbN, erintendent
w. T. Fox, Assistant Superintendent
II. II, FIlll, Clerk and Supervisor G, p.
Walford
Mr., Eddington applied for the use
OF the grounds OF West End School
for the benefit Of the Ice Mission. and
1T was unanimously granted
The committee on new High school
recommended that the architect be
Instructed to proceed at once with new
plans, and have them ready for the
az the committee as soon
as possible.
The committee on buildings ard fur
Enture reported that they had several
lots for newA buildings In View, and
would take proper steps TO secure ops
| tions, The contract for retaining walls
was awarded, The work at Central
( School was awarded TO Jaw Perkins,
and that at BelleYue school TO ]. O.
Chaatwo GOD,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
Good Blll at lakewood.

summer theatre at lakewood received more
applause last night than any previous show
seemed pleasing to the large audience.
Threatening clouds overhuns the sky all
the evening, hut the rain was considerate
enough to remain away until after the show
was over and the crowds finished seeing ana
enjoying the many other attractions through
out lakewood,
Bowen and Lima in a sensational horizontal
bar act came first on the program. and with
three, instead OF. the uaual two bars. did
many stunts never before seen here. The
Kessnich's Band earlier in the evening
rende red the Holy City, with corne solo
SThe vaudeville Will be given SIX shts
ard two matinees. Wednesday and SATURDAY,
this week. In the event that rain Inter
feres with any performance he patrons NH
receive rain checks for the next performance
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pass Judgment on him.
Knowing this the owner carefully
avoids coming to Richmond, and ln8I
Washington he cannot be reached
through any existing law For Its
uniqueness the matter is unsurpassed.
The property might be ownerless for
all the care and attention 1t has re-
ceived at the hands Of Its owner, and
the public, authorities are In guam
dairy to know what disposition to make
Of the place.
Mayor Mccarthy is familiar with the
situation, and he stated last night that
he is powerless to effect any remedy.
It was this place which suggested to
him a clause in his late message to
the Council, that the city petition the
Legislature at its next session for I'll
charter privilege OF condemning all
unsafe and dangerous buildings.
Building Inspector Beck also stated
that he was not In a position to effect
any remedy. He does not enter upon
his new duties until August and even
then the ordinance by which his Office
was created does not empower him to
take any action as to old dangerous
buildings. The taxes are SO far in
arrears that they would now probably
amount to more than the value of the
| property and the building 1t is a
problem which. apparently, is without
| solution.
One Of the high city officials, how
ever, stated last night that the city
! could, through the necessary court
I procedure proceed to tear the build
ling down, but the weight of opinion
on the Part of those interviewed is
against him.
Other Property Here.
Sands is also possessed of other
nroperty which s said to be sadly in
need Of repair. Three other buildings
on East Main Street. 1t Is stated,
belonged to him, and they are al
most in the same condition as that
/. exhibited by No. 1928 East Main Street
1t has been suggested that the Mayor
take sufficient money from the con-
5Itingent fund and have the place at No
|142S East Main torn down, as 1t is not
1 believed that any defensive action
would be taken by the owner. A GOOD
4 many years ago a house on Seven
5Iteerth Street was torn down without
4 any legal proceedings, and nothing
more was heard about the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
THREE-CoRNERED RACE.
Tretty Fight for the House Of Dele
gntes III Nelson County.

lively race. for the. Democratic
nomination for the House from Nelson
county is In progress. and three we'll
known Democrats are contestinE for
tho honor. They are Hon. George W.
Whitehead. incumbent; DR.. John c..
Everett, a former member, and Mr.. H.
II. Martin, a popular young farmer.
Captain Whitehead lives in what is
known as the upper end Of the county.
and both of his competitors are resi-
dents of the beautiful and far-famed
Rockfsh Valley.
DR.. Everett represented the county
for one term, and Captain Whitehead
is rounding out his first term. Mr..
Martin is trying his strength for the
first time. The date OF the primary
has not been fixed, but the three cam
didates are hard at work. and each
claims that he Will win the honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16

the front drawing room In mantle
Of beauty
Certainly so far as exterior and in
terror attractions are concerned the
Womans Club has everything to offer
these midsummer days.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. John II. Williams is spending
some weeks at "Gwynoble." tho resi-
dence of Mrs. Gwyne Lyle on West
hampton Road.
Mrs. Edward Mccormick Greene. Of
Ben Venue, Va, who has been visiting
Mrs. Thomas Semres. a st. Andrews
rectory. No. 20s South Cherry Street
left Saturday for the Jamestown EN-
position, with Mrs. Young. OF Pitts
burg. Later they will go to Bar Har.
Dor, Me.
forenoon for Niagara. to attend the
National Hay Convention meeting this
year at Niagara Falls.
DR.. Leslie B. Wigs Is spend
ling n month in the mountains of Au.
gusta county. Dr. Wigs win be with
! RI. Reade when he returns.
Mrs. and Miss Reinhart, OF Norti,
| Eighth Street, have returned from a
Visit to New York. Newark and Bal
i tinore.
/ Miss Virginia S. Jackson, of CheE-
| sterfeld. who has been a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. 3. a GIL, OF Manchester
nas returned home after very pleas
liant visit.
Little Miss Virginia Layne, of M
1 5o7 North Twenty fifth Street. is Wis
lifting her Juvenile friend. Miss Marsue.
rite Beatherage, of Elko, Va,
! Mrs. r.. j. Price and sons, OF Vienna
4 Md. are the guests of Mrs. James Les
i ter. Mrs. Prices mother, at No. 81.
4 North Twenty-ninth Street.
4 Miss Fife NJ. Elliot. of this city, lef
4 to-day to spend a month with her aun,
4 Mrs. j William Austin, OF Bedfor'
a City, Va.
Miss Ethel Saunders, Of Barto
4 Heights, Is visiting relatives in WI
4 son. n. G.
Miss Bertha Mays will be the cues
for several weeks OF friends at Am
herst Courthouse, Va.
Mrs. Claude F. Patrick and little so
are visiting Mrs. L. A. Patrick.
Danville.
Mrs. 5. Mason Miller and Miss Fan
mic Miller are spending some time !
Stanton. Va.
r.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Stearn
I are spending the summer at Orange,yVs
Miss Annie NJ. Peters, a recent grad
I uate Of the sheltering Arms Trainili
School for Nurses. in Richmond, is no
;, at her home in Bristol, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall an
!, Master William Marshall, Jr.. ar
!. visiting Mrs. Robert Reid, at No. 1t
York Street, Norfolk. Va.
Miss Mary Green, of this city. Is tn
guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles
l / Moss, in Newport News, Va
2 Miss Kate Fuller, of Richmond. wi
: give an entertainment at Chestnl
4 Avenue Methodist Church, in Newpo:
: News, tonight
Mrs. Alonzo Parrish and Master Be-
elly Parrish are summering with Mr.
Parrish's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Goodloe. near Gordonsville, Va
- Mrs r. Whitfield Roberts and lit
Q daughter are guests Of Mr.. w.
: Penick, at Chase City, Va.
Mrs. Thomas Winslow, Jr., and lit
), daughter. who have been visiting
Richmond, have returned to their hon
near Monfont, Va.
4 Mr.. Alexander NJ. Baker. of Wi
/ chester, Va, is making an auto to-
Of the New Jersey coast, with Ii
y daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and MI
: Feter Vredenburgh, of New York.
! Mr.. Samuel Sterling, Of this cit
o has returned from visit to his gran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16

the front drawing In a mantle
Of beauty.
Certainly so far as exterior and in
terror attractions are concerned the
Woman's Club has everything to offer
these midsummer days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16

Mr.. Alexander NJ. Baker. of VIM
chester. Va, is making an auto tour
Of the New Jersey coast, with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Feter Vredenburgh, of New York.
Mr.. Samuel Sterling, Of this city,
has returned from visit to his grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16
WILL ACCEPT CALL.
". w. G. James Resigns as Pastor of
KentuCIxyH Church a4a5gi

Kentucky Church.
Mr.. B. A, Jacob, chairman of the commits
tee of the Grove Avenue Baptist Church an
pointed to recommend pastor to succeed
telegram IRON Rev w G. James 81 Rnss 8,
VILE, KY, saying he had rendered his re-
signation as pastor of the Russellrille Bap.
fist Church. This, of course. means that
he has decided to accept the call recently
extended him to become the pastor OF the
Grove Avenue Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs j. st. George Bryan and M
Jonathan Bryan Will sail. from New York
for Europe tomorrow morning MI.
Jonathan BRYAN left last highland Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. st George Bryan leave for New York
on the midday tram tn-da,,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
METHODIST WOMEN
TO ASSEMBLE | J Il HERE
Session Will Begin on Thursday,
and Continue Through Next
Tuesday.

The Woman's Board of Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Methodist Church, South.
will convene in Centenary Methodist
Church, in this city, on Thursday morn
ing.
It is expected that about seventy
FIVE or eighty delegates will be In at
tendance, coming from all parts OF
the South, and as far west as South
ern California. Arrangements have
been made for entertaining the visl-
tors while here and during their stay
a luncheon will be rendered to them
by the Richmond organization Of Ia
dies in the Methodist churches.
The sessions of the board begin on
Thursday night. and will continue
through the following Tuesday. Ia
cept where special speakers arc in
vited the sessions will be open to To-
dies only, those of all the churches be-
ing invited, however.
Rev. w. V. Tudor. D. D., presiding
elder of the Richmond District. will
deliver the annual sermon on Sunday
morning. In the afternoon OF that day
there Will be n mass-meeting for chill
dren, and at night brief addresses vii
be made by several returned missiona
ries. On Monday night several new
missionaries who expect to go to The
| foreign field shortly Will be conso.
| Grated at farewell service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
NO MEETING HERE
THIS 5000 NIGHT.
All a Mistake About the Alleged
Shake-Up in State
Library.

The statement published to the effect
that the State Library Board would
meet tonight for tho purpose of con-
sidering the question of Diminishing
some Of the present employees of the
library Is erroneous, there having been
a misunderstanding on the part of the
press concerning the matter.
Hon, Charles V. Meredith. of this
city. member OF the hoard. and OF
the executive committee, said last night
that no call had been issued. and that
he did not know when there would be
meeting.
Mr.. Meredith also stated that he
know nothing OF the alleged discussion
of the subject of removal employees
by members OF the board, and that the
whole matter was new to him.
AT any rat there Will he no meeting
of the board tonight, and no date for
the next meeting has been fixed by the
executive COMMITTEES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
.HUGUENOTS MAXI
APPEAL FOR funds
Religious Indifference Formidable
Enemy in France, Director
of Society Says.
Religious Indifference Formidable

OWlns to Indictment Wea Their, the col-#
lection at the Huguenot mass meeting
In April was not as large as usual. It
mas been decided by the board that in-9
stead of having an entertainment TO
make up what is lacking in the amount
pledged for the support of their pas
tor In France, they will ask the friends
Of the work to mako an especial con-
trlbutlon for the purpose.
The treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Halyburton,
will be at home. No. 307 West Grace
Street, to receive contributions on the
9th and 10th of May. Contributions
can also be sent to her through the
mail or left at the Rosemary Library.
A letter from the director OF the Gem
trail Society says: THE great evil from
which we suHer in F'rance-among tho
mass Of the peoples religious indlf-S
ference. A
1T Is our most formidable enemy.
abandon this indifference. Religious
questions arc against discussed, so that
1t Is easier now. perhaps. than at any
other time to assemble an audience of
people detached from all religion. We
have now In France favorable oppor-
tunities which perhaps will never again
be found. 1t is urgent that we should.
make use of them You, therefore, un-
derstand with what power the duty of
evanEelzing forces itself upon US, how
necessary it is that our Evangelisticl
Society should keep up and develop Its
work and how ardent Is our desire to
| preserve and increase the sympathies
which we have the privilege of possess
in gin your great country"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
WEDDING
MISS TER|RY'S WISH
Actress Feared Being Accused OF
Using Marriage as Ad-
yertisernent.

PITTsBURG. PA, May Positive
confirmation that Miss Ellen Terry, tho
English actress, and James Carow, her
leading man. were married in this
city on Friday. March 22d, was obtain
ed here this afternoon from Marriage
License Clerk George Watson, who is
sued the license, and from Justice of
the Peace George j. Campbell, who
performed the ceremony. The marriage
was kept secret at the request of
Miss Terry, who feared that she would
be accused Of using her marriage for
advertising purposes. It was agreed to
say nothing about 1t until after she
sailed for home.
When Carew came to PittsburG he
hunted up James r. Bell, an attorney,
to whom he had letter from Il Chi
cago lawyer. 1t was through the in
huence Of Lawyer Bell that the mar
riage was kept secret and no record
of it made at the office of the mar
riage license clerk. The bridal party
was composed of Miss Terry and Mr..
CareW, Miss Amy Bell and Benjamin II.
Thompson, another Pittsburg attorney.
Bride Wore 500 Hat.
Miss Terry wore an ordinary street
costume when she presented herself at
before she had visited local depart
ment store, where she Invested 500 In
a new hat which she wore. Attorney
Bell saw to 1t that the party should
reach the marriage license office at a
time when there We're no other appli-
| cants present.
Mr.. Carew got through with his
part of the questions In short order.
He said he was an actor, thirty-s six
years Of age. present residence New
York. born in Goshen, Ind. and that
he had never been married before. Then
the clerk turned to Miss Terry and
| asked:
Were you ever married before?"
Yes, sir"
''How many times?"
Good gracious. do I have to an
swer all that?'
That is the law IN this State
answered tho clerk.
''Well, I have been married twice
before. My second husband died. My
real name Is Ellen Alice Wardell, War.
dell having been the name of my last
husband. Now, please don't ask ms
A any more
Gust little more" said the clerk
"You Will have to tell what became Of
your first husband"
81 divorced him. You see I married
Y him when very young. What marriage
was very unhappy and a great mis-
take"
just one more question:" said TIL,
clerk. 'How old are your
. The actress turned smlingly to ne
, prospective husband and asked, "Do
really have to tell thNt, too?'
II guess you had better dear" h
. replied.
II am fifty-nine." she whispered, "bu
for goodness sake, don't tell any one.
The party was then taken in charg
!: by Justice Campbell, who conducts
them to an anteroom, where he per
formed the ceremony In the presenc
of the two attorneys. The couple ap
pearcd at the evening performance a
{ usual.
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MISS ALIEN PETIT
WEEDS NAVY OFFICER.
Pretty Norfolk Girl Becomes the
Bride Of Paynaster George
Goldthwaite Seibels
Special to The Times-Dispatch.-

Especial to Tho TimeS-Dlspatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, May 7.-one Of the
most beautiful and notable weddings
of this season took place this even
ing at $3.50 o'clock at the Epworth
Church. when Miss Aileen Saunders
Petit. daughter Of Mrs Charles Wes-
ley Petit, was married to Paymaster
George Goldthwaite Seibels, U. S. N
Miss Pettitt's gown was a robe Of
duchess and princess lace built over
chiffon and taffeta, and with this she
wore a collar Of pearls and a crescent
of diamonds. Her veil was caught with
shower bouqut of Bride roses. She
was given away by her twin sister,
Mrs a. Brooke Taylor. who was
gowned with white liberty satin,
trimmed with point lace. and her flow
ers We're white sweet peas and roses.
Miss Margaret Cobb anu Miss Floyd
Taylor, of Richmond, were brides
maids. Their dresses were of white
chiffon with ping sashes, and they
carried pink sweet peas Mr.. Temple
Seibels, of Montgomery, acted as best
man. and the ushers were Mr.. Henry
Seibels. of Montgomery; Lieutenant
Stafford Burwell, Nndshipmen Friedell.
Mr.. w. Percy Petit, Lieutenant
Hillary Williams and DR.. Goldthwaite
Rev. George Il. Booker, assisted by
Rev. A. C. Thomsin. OF Portsmouth,
performed the ceremony.
a reception was held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Dodson.
No los MISSIONER Avenue, from Q
until II o'clock.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Richmond, and Miss Mamie HUFF, Of
Ta1tifpora !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Olivia Hyssong's Maid Q!
Honor Was Her Twin Sister.

Spec1aI 70 y nc I1111eS-O1cpHtc!1.1-
WINCHESTER, VA, May AT Christ
noon. Miss Olivia NJ. Hyssong the daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. William e. Hyssong.
Of winchester, became the bride OF VIII
liam Harrison Frederick. formerly of
Cumberland. Md, now a prominent Win
chester business man. Rev. William D.
Smith. the rector oftlciated. The BRIDES
attendant was her twin sister, Miss
katherine Hyssong. The best man was
Frank B. Jenvey, OF Cumberland, and the
ushers were Edgerton Powell of Cum
berlaml: Mac. Richie, Of Chambersburg.
Pa. and Randolph T. Mcclure and Philip
Williams, OF Winchester. The couple left
this evening for New York OH their hon-
eymoon. They will make their home in
this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
r. L. HOWDEN CONVICTED
OF PEONAGE CHARGED

TAMPA, FLA May 7---IN, L. IIowden.
general manager OF the Prairie Pebble
Phosphate Company. at Mulberry. Fla.
was convicted this afternoon OF peonage
by a jury In the United States Court
after two days trial. Judge Locke re-
served sentence. The court Immediately
proceeded With the trial Of ". $. spratt,
marshal OF Mulberry, on " similar
charge,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Catron--Tohler.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BRISTOL. VA, May 7.-Charles II.
Catron and Miss Grace Tobler came
to Bristol this afternoon from Rural
Retreat, Wythe county, Va. and were
married, Rev. John G. Orr, of State
Street Methodist Church, officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
GAS I ORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Sought
signature gs.ss the :, lxsx14zzSz(

Alfred :. Cammeyer, the great shoe
merchant OF New York City. has sent
sample lines OF boots and shoes to this
city which will be exhibited by his rep
resentative at the Jefferson Hotel On
May Sd and 4th. to which exhibition the
public Is cordially invited. Here VIII
be found full sample stock OF Cam
meyers up to-date boots and shoes for
men. women and children. The best
footwear that Is made anywhere In the
world, All the latest fashions and new
est New York styles. Boots and shoes
for everybody, and for every purpose.
Cammeyer guarantees everything he sells.