Ladies Gibson Tie Shoes in Canvas Duck and Kid
Readable catalog items list ladies Gibson tie shoes in canvas duck and kid leather, with colors gray green blue tan white and sizes 2 to 7. Describes flexible soles Goodyear welt construction light weight and special low prices around 1.35 to 4.50 with various finishes and styles.
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Gibson
Seis Stooge Eee
Men’s Low Shoes and Boots Special Prices
Advertisement offers men’s low shoes in patent Coltskin and Russian Tap with various styles, plus Don gola Kid Lace Boots with toe cap and extension sole. American made, described as the swellest ever shown and best yet for Bariig’s young men. Special prices per pair 4.00 and 3.50, with sizes 1 to 5 and 1.25 per pair for another item.
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Welt
Coles
Bariig
Railway to In Ward and Local Notices
A cluttered local item list notes railway heading in Ward, visits in Toronto and Meaford, summer holidays, weddings, anniversaries, and community events. It lists families and individuals such as Miss Raby Cowie, George Wilson, John Blevins, Mrs. Sady McMorran, Rev. W. A. Amos, Rev. Canon Murphy, and others with travel, church, band, and social mentions across Allandale, Niagara, and surrounding towns.
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M. Miller
Holly
W. B. Bebbo
Park
Wi. Dames
Toronto
Wm. Moore
Miss Gilson
Niagara
Misa Olive Gower
Meaford
Howe
Misa R. Wilkinson
W. R. McIntosn
Elora
P. O'Donnell
J. McPherson
Manitoulin Island
Black Preceptory
Allandale Bakery
John Rutherford
Burk's
Village events mark busy June with weddings and storms
On Wednesday the mill whistle blew at 4 30 marking a fire incident believed to be accidental, caused by celebrations for a wedding. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid opened weekly ice cream parlor events. At Mr Kellys home, his eldest daughter wed Mr Staboy of Collingwood, Rev R Sturgeon officiating. The couple departed for their new home that evening. Various locals visit relatives, attend church functions, and endure a damaging lightning strike and wind. Rev Wheatley departs Stayner. Rev Peacock succeeds him.
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John Adamson
Preston
George Poucher
C. W. Thompson
Gowan Street
Harry Riddell
Jason Thurston
Madawaska
J. B. McDonald
Toronto
S. Reid
Victoria
James Pirie
Winnifred
Syracuse
Thomas Thompson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sady McMorran
McMorran
Essa Street
W. E. Allen
William Street
J. L. Burton
Colslingwood
Niagara Falls
Allandale
Ald
W. A. Amos
Walter Nichol
Presbyterian Church
Mission Band
Minnett
Allandale Bakery
Mr. Peck
Hudson Bay
St. George's Church
Presbyterian C Church Ladies’ Aid
Alex
Clark
Boulders
Canon Murphy
Murphy
Arthur W
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Kelly
Staboy
Collingwood
R. Sturgeon
William Avard
New Brunswick
J. J. Wheatley
Mary Martin
Dr. West
Presbyterian
S. S
Patterson
Jno. Woods
J. Miscampbell
W. Gregg
Wheatley
Stayner
Mr. Peacock
J. Brown
J. L. McCrimmon
Uhreemore
Arrival of Famous Buffalo Herd at Lamont Park
Report describes the unloading and release of about 12 buffaloes into Lamont Park on a Sunday afternoon. Spectators watched as herd moved from chute to enclosure, with cowboys guiding horses around to manage the stampede. The park spans four miles square with lakes and islands, planned elk introduction, and woods said to harbor elk. The herd has grown to ten from an initial thirteen, with several having previously visited eastern zoos. The caption notes the buffalo and elk presence will boost the park’s fame and future expansion.
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Alberta
Laree Lake
Ran Park
Zoological Gardens
Western Wheat Crop Outlook Promises 120 Million Bushels
Winnipeg reports from bankers boards and merchants in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta indicate the coming wheat crop will reach about 120 million bushels. Acreage shifts show declines in Manitoba and rises in oats and barley. Saskatchewan and Alberta wheat area up about 30 percent. Saskatchewan govt may boost all crop acreage by around 40 percent. Hay crops expected short though weather improves. money collections improving.
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Erade Atk Aid
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Damascus and Persia in historic plant and poetry praise
The Circle extols Damascus as a garden of roses with damask roses linked to Syria’s old rose and a poet praised as the greatest of Persia who wrote the epic Shah Nameh in the tenth century.
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Damascus
Syria
Persia
Wrappers Featured in Garment Section Emphasize Stock
In our garment display we stress Wrappers with a wide range up to size 44. The store highlights complete stock and exceptional value across all sizes.
Seven men die as boiler contacts live wires at Staten Island factory
Seven men moved a steel boiler through a Staten Island soap factory yard when the boiler stack touched overhead power lines. Four were killed instantly and two more later remained unconscious.
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Staten Island
Crop acreage by province and grain type in Canada
Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta acreage data shows wheat five million thirteen thousand five hundred forty four acres oats two million three hundred seventy eight thousand thirty acres barley six hundred sixty three thousand eight hundred eighty three acres fax one hundred five thousand fifty acres
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
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