The Wingham Times, 1908-01-16, Page 8VOL XXXVII.—No. 1876.
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WINGIIAM, • ONTARIO, TIRURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908,
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From 56 to 75o per Gake,
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regular 15c value
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BY
Walton'
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THE
DRUGGIST
M.aodonald Block, Wingham,
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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS,
Wear Oreer's Shoe* and Rubberff
Women's s in
The W innham brand)
xnetitute will hold thea;
lag at the residence
Wilson, Edward etreet
30th, at 2 80 p, n}.
cusum ; "Mode of
"Sociability,'" Ladie
vited to attend.
�titute.
of the Women's
monthly meet-,
of Mss. John
Thursday, Jap.
ubjeota for d{a.
droning" dxee g and
all cordially in -
Two eight room houses to let. Apply
to R. Vanatone.
Ontario's Harn
At the anneal meetil
Raoing Circuit, held!
Friday, racing date
season were arrang
Chatham, May 25, 26,
2, 3, 4, 5; Wingha
Seaforth,
th ,Tune
16
June 28, 24, 25; Str
and July 1. and 2; Pr
as Circuit.
g of the Canadian
at Stratford on
foz the coming
Id as follows: -
27; London, June
June 9. 10, i1;
7, 18; Listowel,
tford, June 29, 30.
ston, July 7; 8, 9.
q W./immix-1000 rat skins, and all other
kinds raw furs. GEo. E, KING,
New Bute er Shop.
Meeere. J. and . E. Lonttit have
this week opened a n w bntoher ahop in
the restaurant lately vacated by Mr. L.
Kennedy. The shop has been thorough.
ly overhauled and fi ed up for the new
v
busineee. A first-oi as praotioal butcher
has been engaged nd everything the
very best in the m at line will be kept
iu stock. Metiers. outfit will be pleas•
ed'to have a share f the patronage of
our townspeople,
MARX'S ADAMS-YOUN G.
With H. Wilmot Young Co., Opera House,
Wingham, Jan, 27 and 28.
Highest price paid for hides and pool -
try at T. Fells' bntoher shoo,
Mount Clem s, Michigan.'
Mount Clemens 1 famous throughout
America as an at year round health
resort, and thotfaa de of people bear
testimony to the nests derived from
its mineral waters i cases of rheumatism
and kindred diaea s. For bilious and
liver troubles, new us disorders, general
debility eta„ the e oaoy of its waters is
wonderful. Save ty-five per cent of
rheumatics are c red and ninety per
cent benefitted. rite J. D. McDonald
District Paseenge Agent, Toronto for
handsome desoript ve booklet telling all
about it.
Highest cash price paid for Tnrkeye
Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon this week at T. FELLS' butcher shop,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
Mc$ibbon's drug store, Monday, Jan.
27. Hours: 12,a.m. to8p. m. Glasses '
properly fitted.
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Bookkeepers, Stenographers and
Telegraphers than any other in
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for two courses.
Most eminently qualified instruct-
ors. Graduates assisted to good
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
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The Princi al.
GEo. SPOTTON, Principal,
i
FRESH FISH
A shiprlient of Fish just arrived,
and that of BUST QULITY'.
No other food makes 'such a
nice change, and you'll en-
joy your beef and bacon
all the better for it. a
HALIBUT
SALMON
WHITEFISH
TROtrJ
LAKE HERRING
SEA FIRMING
lawarroosmaatersofireerfrimmordrosowWwwasormmirma
THIS IS THE STORE
. or C'1ik1lee Greteeri'ies,
Teas, Cofrees, $picetl,
Cooked ll;ieartif, etc.
s i
RenryChristie
Grocer and China Mer'chailt
Wingham.
Sacred
On Thursday ev
the 30th. inst., the
give a Sacred Con
Church, the procee
devoted to missions
The admission is o
program will coin
sharp. The follow
take part:—Mies S
Miss Reid and Pro
Clinton; Miss W.
Cline's quartette,
Pattison, Miss M.
Rivers and Mr. S.
oncert.
ing of next week,
pworth League will
err in the Methodist
s of which are to be
y work exclusively,
y 15 cents, and the
once at 8 o'clock
ng are expected to
apies of Telemeter;
Glenn Campbell of
lba Chisholm, Prof.
Mrs. R. Clegg, Mrs.
Break, Rev. G. W.
races,
No non.—As I am giving up business
in Wingham, I will expect all accounts
due me to be settled by cash or note at
Once. JNo. KERR.
New K. C's ppointed.
A list of 188 barris,:rs has been added
to those previously d':tinguished as "his
majesty's counsel lea rued in the law."
They will take prece ewe in the oourts
Of Ontario as bet :en themselves in
accordance with the dates of their being
respectively called e• the bar, but next
atter those appointe. May 27, 1902. The
hat includes the foll wing gentlemen of
Heron county ; -D • .ley Holmes, Wing -
ham; E. L. Di kinson, Goderioli;
I+'ranois Holmstead, Seaforth: Messrs H.
B.
Morh
and P. P y It. Blewitt, of
Listowel, and Da id Robertson and J.
H, Scott, ofWalk :rton are included in
the Het,
Fon SALE.—Having disposed- of my
grocery and crockery Block, I now offer
my residence for sale; corner John street
and Carling Terrace. Solid brick, two-
story, ten rooms. One lot of two, Fine
locality. O. N. GRIFFIN.
Wingham Five Shots Down.
Two rioks of Luck ow and Wingham
curlers played off th ;preliminary game
for the Western Ont to Tankard on the
Wingham rink on nday. The local
players were five e o down so two
rinks of Luoknow c ere *Ill go to St.
Marys to ploy in th finals. Monday's
score Was as follows •-•-.
Luoknow Wingham
Archer . L. Mosley.
T. Watson . J. AIderson
W. Murdoch i . T. Hepburn
W. Allan 1r..T.R.Macdonald
skip 9 skip 15
0, Smith i, W. Pearen
0, Johnston M. Crawford
J. Bryan,,. Holmes
J. G, Murdoch ' . 'V'annorinan
skip 18 skip 7
Farmers
and
a
� o
tckm
e
n Attention!
, �ltt elide
t
If yell are feeding stook it will pay
yon to feed beet meal, teooininended by
all agricnitnral colleges in Canada and
e United ted S
to ea.
t Get a sack and give
it a lair trial. Sold by T. A, 14fnf e,
......., i Wingham,
Mgying fro Brussels.
Last week's B
Messrs Brown .4
bought the livery
Robb, Brussels, p
save stable and if
the 'buy lasts
session Theyw are
and Have a large an
of rigs and horee8,
wag in town for th
bought the livery
Swans and went to
day to take eliart
people will And hi
their confidence. 'R
male Poet says:—
braith, who recently
nd stable of George
chased Hugh Ram,
er
y outfit, inolndin
R
and are now in pos.
running both barns
well equipped stock
Mr. Ramsay, who
past 2 years, bas
business of J. E
Winabanl on Too-
ne Wingham
well worthy of
e wish him success,
CLEARING SALE of all WINTER DRESS
GOODS, FURA, ST71T1NQ$, MF,N'S OVER.
COATS, ETC. GEo. E, KING,
Local Option
The Local Option
held in the Baptist 0
evening last was fair
considering the V
weather,
Officers e s far
this year were oleo
President. F. Buchan
Kerr; 2nd Vice, W.
H. Roadhouse; 4th
Secretary, John F.
Abner Comma. The
were appointed and
be made to continue
Inge in the Town iia
speakers in Ontario
town.
Meeting.
nsiness meeting
nroli on Friday
Y well attended,
ry disagreeable
the h
h rs elf of
ed as follows;—.
n; 1st Vice, Jno
Green ; 3rd Vice,
ce, H. Hinsoliffe;
roves; Treasurer,
arious committees
rranlzemente will
he monthly meet.
, some of the beet
ill be brought
NOTICE —All account
be settled at once as I a
me must
eying town.
H.. Blair.
The H. Wiltrot Young Co.
The Wingham 1
engaged. the H. VG
a two nights enga
Hall,Monday Jan.
28 The opening
Barrett's celebrate(
"The Silver King
scenes, introdnorn
Young as Wilfrid 1
Yonng as Nellie l
old Baby Margueri
famous part of "
new and entertain
interpolated betty
the celebrated "
K. Chas. Morse,
Willie Conlin,
comedian, and
Seats on sale at
Prices 25o and 85o, children 15a,
're Denartment have
lmot Young Co. for
ement at the Town
7. and Tuesday. Jan.
11I will be Wilson
English melodrama
in 5 acts and 14
H. Wilmot
aver, Marge Adams
enver, while 3 year
e will be seen in her
issy." A number of
ng specialties will be
n the acts headed by
Vier
ons„ the fire queen;
test illustrated songs;
singing and dancing
he Phantos sketches.
oKibbon's drag store.
Torn MONEY will buy more shoes
now than latex. , Fall and Winter Foot-
wear at Cost, W. J. GREER,
The Little
Mr. Geo. C.
Eaton, bas pnrcha
Hanna & Co. and t
groceries, eta., wit
Little Eaton stor
Hanna taking th
exchange. Thus
near9
e reer erten
thirty-two years.
Co. retires. Mr.
ed Miss . Little's
business. With
the Little Eaton
stores west of T
the new premises
customers will
wants supplied
fanny goods,
gents' fnrnishin
Hanna will be
.many old Casio
Mies Little at
The Trans, wish
Little Eaton ev
new announcem
of this issue,
on Enlarged,
nna, of the Little
ed the business of
e stook of dry goods,
be moved to, the
this week, Mrs. J.
.store property in
ter a successful busi-
ng over a f period of
he firm of Hanna &
ansa has also purobas-
millinery st0ck'.and
hese additional Stocks
ill be one of the beet
ronto. The stooks in
will be rearranged and
e able to have their
n general dry goods,
or goods, ,millinery,
a, groceries, etc. Mr.
leased to welcome, the
ere of Hanna & Co. and
e Little Eaton store.
s Mr, Hanna and the
ry success, Read the
nt in another column
NOTICE. am giving up business
in Wingham, I will expect all accounts
due me to be settled by cash or note et
once. Jno.
Mies Little having sold her millinery
business to Mr. G C '1ianna, wishes
to return her heart�itke for the very
liberal
patronage etas her time in
business in Wingham and withes to meet
all her old customers. and many new
ones at the Little Eaton store. -
Public School Graduation
Exam in tion.
An examination antler to the old
Public Sobool Lea ing examination,
called ?Melia Solino Graduation, has
been established by he Department of
bh lone $Tetbeie dJune, examination
subjects
for this examination shall be those of
the Lower School of the High School,
given on pages 65 an 68 di' Regulations
of the Education apartment of 1004,
a copy of which toy be obtained from
the Education D artment, Toronto.
This examination ill, with the coo -
unit of the Count Council, be ,held at
the same time a d places as 'the nigh
School Entrance. The Subjects of ex -
lamination are:--- rithmetio and Mens -
mutton, Algebra d Geometry, Gram-
mar, English 0 mpositfon, History,
Literature, Geogr. phy, Spelling, Book-
keeping, Elements y loienee, and Art—
his
rt--his will give the
s definite work to
eleven papers.
Fifth Farm pup
prepare and a Herm test of their
knowledge of the work. The securing
of a Public Soho 1 Graduation Certifi-
oate, will be a gu rantee that the holder
has
aarca!
r b i
l? a oa
ti n
a and
should
oe
µ
ofvalue e tl/i
hmi
scouring a position in
any commereia eetabliahment. 'Tie
examfuatiost eh uld be weloorned by
the teachers a d students of 'Contin-
uatlon and VI th Claes Schools, and
create a groats interest In the Fifth
Form work,
Sovereign BanAbsorbed.
The Sovereign Ban
more, Saturday mI
offices were opened
ing buainejs as use
ownership and contr
branch offloee of a
banks which have e
to
and assumed alt its
no oanse for exciter
absorption, for suel
exceptional strain
o t
m n hS. The says
other bankers to be
the liabilities, F
branches of the So
ari4 and Quebec;
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Of Canada is no
rning its various
as nenal, and do.
, but ander the
i
1 i
, a foot, as the
number of other
en over its affairs
abilities. There is
nt or alarm. The
it is, is due to the
of the last few
a are declared by
nmeient to meet all
ly seventy of the
ereign Bank in Ont.
is he closed.
WE ARE OFFERING the greatest bar-
gains in Fall and Winter Footwear we
have ever offered. W. J. GREE1t.
All Night Etectri
The electric light us
now have a service all
order of things went int.
day nightlast and will
month at least, and at
time the council will de
continue the service.
tried ae an experimen
night service proves wo
continued, The light
this it great 0onvenieno
weeks of the very poo
good, service was agai
day night lost and
heard the last of brea
plant for some time.
poor for some tiro
turned thein off ani
oil lamps. With t4
in working order a
a satisfactory light
Service.
a in Wingham
i ht.
The
ne
vv
w
effeet on Mon-
ntinne for one
he end of that
ide whether to
This is being
and if
the all
kable it will be
Sera will find
After several
lights, a proper,
ijstarted on Satnr-
e hope we have
cages at the power
The lights were so
that many users
went back to coal
new machine put
10, we should have
n future.
NOTICE—liming sold my busing s all
accounts touet be paidy the^"1st of
February, d: also have a >444deeoal heat-
ing stove for sale at a bargain.
- Miss LITTLE.
Turnberry Agric tural Society,
The annual meetin • of the Tnrnberry
Agricultural Sooiet • was held in the
Coanoil Ohamber on Thursday afternoon
last. The Treat= :r's report abowed
that after paying e penase for the year
there was it small b. lance. The amount
paid in prizes• last y r was $526 50, com-
pared with $462 90 n 1906. The dates
for the Wingbam f. I fair were fixed for
September 24th and 25th and it was de-
cided to again en age expert judges.
Officers were elect: as follows:—Hon.
President, John Er:ton; President, W.
J. Currie; 1st V .e President, D. B.
Anderson; 2nd Vi.e President, Jno. J.
Moffat; Direotora. W. J. Henderson,
Jas,. Henderson, m. Maxvire11, J. A.
Morton, Geo. Cru'•kshank, W. S. Link -
later, Geo, Bryce L. H. Bosman, T. M.
Henderson; Aud' ors, Jno. A, MbLean
and Robt. Currie, Jr, H. B, Elliott was
re-enga$ed as Se etary-Treasurer.
To the Editor of he Tints:
Will you p1
your oolmmns,t
regret, that so
congregation,
odist Church 1
paused to an
In the early
air about the
very oppressive,
tittle fresh air
After the .servi
that many had sn
draughts blowing
I am exceedingly
the case, Had I
would have asked
closed. We shall
a recurrence of
onmstance. I won
sufferinoonvenieno
any member of my
comfort. ,
ee allow me space in
express my most sincere
e of the members of the
orahipping in the Meth.
et Sunday evening, were
er some discomfort.
art of the service, the
latform seemed to me
so I asked to have a
let into the building.
was over, I found
eyed by reason of cold
'trough the open door.
orry that such was
flown It in time, I
for the doors to be
ndeavor to prevent
is unfortunate cit. -
very muck rather
myself, than have
congregation in die -
ours sincerely,
W. G. iiowsoN.
On account of
modate the peo
great Passion
Theatorinm, we
for the balance
early. Doors op
eing unable tpnrcoom-
e anxious Kb see the
lay, t the Imperial
ave Bided to show It
of s week. Come
nat6.30p.m,
Death o rs. Paul.
After an illness of three days with
pneumonia, Christi • a Stewart, relict of
the late George Pa • ' , passed away at the
home of her daught r, Mrs C. Gillespie,
Frances street, on Saturday evening,
aged' 75 years. Mr , Panl had been a
resident of this secti,n for some twenty
years. the family 1i 'ng for some time
near Whiteohnroh, a d o• late years had
been living with her daughter in town.
Before• coming to thisection the family
lived near Camden `sat in Addington
County, where deoe : sect's husband died
some twenty-six ye: re ago. Mrs. Paul
was a lady held in h gh esteem by a large
birdie of friends a she will be greatly
missed in the ho '• . She had for long
years been a mem. :rof the Presbyterian
Church, She was the last of sisters, but
is survived by to r brothers. viz: --.Geo.
A, Stewart. Stra 1' roy; Peter Stewart,
Parkhill; Neil S:wart, Ottawa; John
Stewart, narrow; '. ith. Three Sons and
two daughters au give, viz: �.AIex, 3'aa1,
'Vancouver, B, f , ; Rev. Cleo. S. Pant
and ;tames Paul Winnipeg; Mrs T. C.
Sanderson, Mn . oey, and Mas. O.
Gillespie, Wingh m. Those present for
the funeral wer Mr, and Atrb. Geo. A.
Stewart, Strath oy; Peter Stewart,
i
Park l
hl Geo. meron, a d `
ollin
r hod ”
w
li ,
Rev. and Mrs. T. s. Sanderson, Muncey,
James Pant, W nnipeg. Setvioe was
conducted a$ the dine on Monday even -
in and th rani •. �•
g e net aonyeyod. Tuesday
Morning via G. . 7:1:. to Camden East
where ititernien as made on Wednes-
day altertitiOn.
CHURCH
NOTES,
The annual oongr-
St. Andrew's Presby
be held in the le•
church on Friday ev
The Milverton
Board recently, by
vetted to increase the
J. Oaten t0 $900 00,
remain as pastor for
the second increase
during the past nine
The "Liter medtat
parted," will be the
mon et St. Penn's o
evening. This is in
for a further diaeuo.
growing out of Mr,
mon on "Oar Life i
A speoial addres
Business Men,"
W. G. Howson in
next Sunday eve
men specially 1i
subject will be:
do big things."
pleased to aho
w a�
At the meetin
Class of the Met
on Wednesday e
ins officers wer
Wm. Peasant; to
vice-president, J.
tary, S, A. Mai
Beckwith. Cony
committees were
ational meetfpg of
erian Church will
ere room of the
ni,ng, January 31st•
uarterly Ofllotel
unanimous action,
salary of Rev F.
nd to invite hint to
bird year. This is
-• Mr. Oaten
a the,
State of the De
'ubjeotof the ser-
uroh next Sunday
esponse to requests
on of the subject,
Boyle's recent ser -
Heaven."
, to "Merchants and
11 be given by Rev.
he Methodist (Thumb
ging, Young boldness
vited. The morning
"
People who want to
The ushers will be
rangers to seats.
of the Eureka Bible
Iodist Sunday School,
ring last, the follow -
elected :—President,
cher, J. A. Morton;
T. Davidson; seore-
uire; treasurer, ;M,
aera of the various
leo elected.
Lon .—Between the =t mill in
Wingham, and t 2n. concession of
Oulross, on Tues• : • let inst., a black
galloway robe. " nder please leave at
TIMES office, or lot 22, con. 2, Culross.
PUBLIC C •
S
OL BO
The statutory
School Board was
evening. Present
fin, Kerr, Hall, lea
eting of the Public
held on Wednesday
Messrs Lloyd, Grit
d, Ross and Jenkins.
The Secrete, y a lied forenominationa
for Chairman for 1908, On motion of
Messrs. Griffin a • . Kerr, Theo. Hall
was elected.
The minutes o December meeting
were then read an. confirmed.
The Principal': report showed the
ashool to be o • • n each aohool day,
and the average a tendanoe in the dif-
ferent departmen s, as follows:—Room
1, 47; Room 2, 39 Room 8, 38; Room 4,
40; Room 5, 39; Room 6, 40; Room 7,
45; total average, 287.
THE AN UAL REPORT,
The following : re statistics from the
the annual report of the vear 1907:—
Pupils registe ed 450
Boys " ....... 220
Girls "" 280
Aggregate alt :•• dance 63,788
Average 819
School days 199
School open • 198
OL:SSES
In Part 1, 88p.pits; in Part 2, 51;
in 2nd Book, 10 • in. 3rd Book, 112;
in 4th Book, 97: , • taI 450.
PRO
OTIONS
Part 1 to part. 42
Part 2toJon. 'nd,.....
.•. 43
Jun. 2nd to Sal. 2nd . 46
Sen. 2nd to ,In .. 3rd 49
Jun. 3rd to S:..3rd 40
Sen 8rd to 4 33
Entrance pass 30
Tots promotions 282
FINANC L RECEIPTS
Bai. from 190 i $ 543 94
Government . ant 247.00
Non -Resident sea 15.00
Municipal tax 3760.90'
Total eoeipts $4566.84
EXP:NDITIIRE
Teachers' ealiries..... $3166 44
Library,map ,apparatus 1800
Caretaking .. 325,00
Fuel, repair:, eta. .,,,, 940.27
Total ex 'enditnre $4,449 71
Balance on h: ,d, $117.13.
The Principe s report, and the annual
report were ad. . ted.
OhraiiTTEE$
Finance—G. iffin (Chairman) Iaard
and Hall.
Property—
Lloyd, Roes,
gore (Ohairman) Derr,
staking.
On motioc of 'Trustees ):toss and
Lloyd, J F Groves was re -appointed
Secretary.
Kerr—Jen .'ne—That 11'. B. Fergneon
be re-appoi ,t:, Treasurer.—Carried
Lloyd—Isar -That W. Taylor be
re -appointed 0 retaken --Carried,
Salaries of o i cors to be the same as
last year.
Griffin—Kerr That Dr, Redniand be
appointed to th : High School Board for
one year- Cerri. d.
Trustee Gri 1 • was authorised to pur-
chase ten cords . f green hardwood.
On motion • Trustees Griffen and
Road, Principalnot a1
Mnsgrb
v
ewas
granted
leave of Kimono one day 10 attend the
O0anntyy Connai on behalf of Wingham
hospital.
The Board t.en adjourned and on
invitation of 0 airman Hall went to the
restaurant to .njoy lE *dols1 time and
partake of or are.
—Have you. r
in
t o to the Tam
*-Enron Oen
Goderich nest T
—We had one
for a oonple days
—Mr. W. S. M
pointed Olerk of
n place of Mr. Jo
—In a game
ookey at Mt Fo
he home team w
score of 9 to 7
—At the last
onnoil, 0 0 0
as passed in aid
ospital at Toren
—Mr. Geo. Tay
arnberry has sol
ameron. Tho n
et possession not
en
s.
n
ne
of
t
re
of
to
lo
—Mrs. 0, Gil
tender her sinner
erous friends fo
kindness in the
bereavement,
—Tne Wingha
arrangements fo
which will be hel
of February. A
town players wi
event,
—At a meati
Huron Spring
and several ne
was deoided to
Clinton, on the
The prize list w
prizes for each
--Mr. A. J,
household effeo
taken up house
Mr.
MsIColm
Griffin's grocer
will be pleased
and many new
secured a good
stand. He has
success in hie b
another column.
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ed your subeorip.
Council meets at
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the January thaws
is week.
erober has been ap-
village of Wrcaeter
Cowan, who resign.
Northern League
t on Friday evening,
from $arriston by
eting of Wingham
, s donation of $5 00
the Sick Children's
of
the B line of
is farm to Mr, John
proprietor will not
ext November,
sole wishes us to
thanks to her num-
their many ants of
ime of her recent
curlers are making
the annual bonapeii
daring the first week
rge number of out of
e here for this popalar
of the directors of the
w, all the old officers
nes were elected. It
d the Spring Show in
t Thursday in April.
be larger, and bigger
es was deoided upon.
colm has moved his
front Mitchell and
ping on Frannie street,
ok possession of Mr.
flatness yesterday and
meet all old customers
oa. Mr. Malcolm has
n stock and a good
r very best wishes for
nese. See hie advt. in
PER ONAL.
Messrs A. Coes
in Seaforth yeste
Mr. Henry Ho
visiting friends 1
s and S. Bennett were
day,
tettler, of Orosshfll, is
town.
Miss LIlle Gray of Toronto is visiting
with Wingham re atives and friends.
Mrs. Rich, H: rrison, of Teeswater
was visiting wi h Wingham friends
last week,
Miss Pearl Le ont, of London has
been visiting wi h relatives and old
friends in Wingha
Mrs. Jas. Bel aur, of Hill Farm,
Sask., is visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Wesley ":siker and children,
of Olinton are vie ting with Wingham
relatives and friend
Mr. Wm. McDo'• ald, of Jamestown
has taken a pos ion in Mr. J. H.
Ohriatie's grocery a ore,
Mrs, J. W. Pat son, of Port Elgin is
visiting for a few days at the home of
her parents, Mr, : nd Mrs. Rich Porter.
Dr. P, Meadows ;. was in South Huron
for a few days, spa eking at public meet -
logs for M. Y. •• oLean, the Liberal
oandidate,
Mr. and Miss' `. ean, of Owen Sound
visited with Mis M. McLean for two
two days this w• ek while on their way
t0 London.
Mr. Wm. Ni holeon was in Kincar-
dine for a few d; ye last week on business
in conneotion, ith the ere. tion of the
new post office Wilding in that town.
Dr, H. E. W Tamlyn is in Toronto
this week etten fug the meeting of the
Grand Chapter, R. A. Marione, at dele•
gate from Le non Chapter of this
town.
Mr. and Mrs, • :n j. Jenkins and Mise
Edna Jenkins lef , this morning for Bay
City, Mich., wh: e they will 'spend a
month visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Pringle, o Windsor has been
home rsnreiog • :r sister, Miss Jeaa
Pringle, of Torn erry,who has been
seriensly i11 with pneumonia. We are
pleased to learn hat Miss Pringle is
recovering.
Meetings East Huron.
Supplementary meetings of East
ninon Barmen' netitnte will be held
as x11
a o s"�F
w . ori
tech February.
3•.
y,
1
Bl l
cava e, Febrn 4; Jamestown, Feb,
ruses 5; Moles orth, February 6;
Ethel, 1'ebruary h; Welton, l" ebruary
8; nano
bk F
,.
e nary 10"
Willi
February 11; St Columbaq, 1�'ebraary�
12. Delegation: Gavin Barbour, Clrose
Hill; A. G. Mc r• eiixie, Fairview; Mies
I Rife, Ifespele.
1
THE PAPER ll[ANIGEf
Who is honest with you will tell
you that the wall papers we sell are
the most satistaotory he every way.
We have the exclusive safe of
,many beautiful designs, 80 when
you buy here you will be assured
that your walls will not look
common."
Better see the new styles,
RIMIEST CASH PRICE paid for hides,
skins, tallow and wool. at the Wingham
Tannery. W. D PRINGLE,
Houses for Sale
North St—Frame cottage; beantifnl
situation.
Victoria St—lei,story frame; prioe
right.
Scott St -13 story frame; abargain,
'Scott St—i story frame; steady
tenant.
Edward St—le story frame; . t
rooms; new.
Minnie St --1m story fro ... ; choice
location.
Frances St—Frain . • . tette; iu good
repair,
Josephine St—Brick cottage; nearly
new.
Victoria S1-2 story brick; owner
moat sell.
Victoria St -114 story brick; 2 tote.
Victoria St -2 story brick house ;neve,
Minnie St -2 story frame; good
aitnation,
Minnie S1-2 story frame; all modern
conveniences.
AliceerSet lee story frame; In good
EOUSF s TO RENT—Tenants secured.
INSURANCE—A11 kinds.
MONEY LuANED—Investments secured.
Kina honseya call
Int, or anythiinginaour
rm,
line. Property is changing hands quite
freely since the New Year, and prices are
somewhat easier than a few mouths ago.
Ritchie 86 Cosens
WINGHAM
HEAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Grii$n-yanatone Block, WINGHAM,
Phone 128
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
25 per cent.
ON
Your Money
BIG INTEREST, ISN'T IT ?
Well, it's just exactly what
you can make right here by
investing in shoes
During our great
Glearing Sale
of Fall and
Winter Footwear
This is the time of the year
for tut prices. When we cut,
We cut deep.
Iienit✓inbel' even` pair of
PALL AND WINTER FOOT..
WEAR GOES—MEN'S WO.
MIN'S AND CHILDREN'S.
Wt~ do repairing and do it
right—bring
along gvau
shoes.
Wet J Greer
fiat aloe