The Wingham Times, 1908-02-06, Page 8THS
VOL XXXVIL-NO, 1878.
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of wide experience, broad scholarship
and untiring energy, employed by us,
ave otirhAeiinCabuilt for thoroughness, ystnand
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ography and Commercial.
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No vacation.
Mail Courses in Languages, Book-
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
A. A. Brazen, M.A., Ph.D.,
Ono. $toTTON, Vice Princi a1.
Principal.
Women a • Wiseacres.
No male has yet ;iaoovered the means
of giving encoessfu ly friendly advioe to
women.—Balzao.
Women are never stronger than when
they arm thems,l • e with their weak.
ness.—Mme. du De and.
A. coquette is mor o0cupied with the
homage we refuse • er than with what
we bestow upon her Dnpnv.
When a women p..nonnces the name
of a man but twice : day there may he
some doubt as to th nature of her sent ::-
ments, but three ti •• es i -Balzao.
An asp would re - der its sting mire
venomous by dippin it into the hear;; of
a coquette.—Pointe , t.
Between a Woma,'a "yes" and ''no"
would not vents to stick a pia.—
Cervantes.
Mr. D.
Perrin,
biscuit works at Lo
Last year 277,376 1
Canada. The year
215,912, an increase
ea
d of
the
Per'
lin
on, Ont., is dead.
migrants came to
afore there were
this year of 61,464.
Trying a Cup of Our Tea
is a delightful experience. There's
fragrance, delicacy of flavor, and
etren th. Tnclude Tea In your next
ORDBB iron GEUc.Enins.
After
You'll
Yed the Etat trial.
There are no finer qualities to be
had,
ALL SPECIALLY BLENDED
OrtESil VISA.
Halibut, Salmon,'Prout Whitefish
Herrinrs Omelet,- irloureters, snow
Whitefish, etc., oft and. Fresh
ship meets,
ssoileoisimisosinieeis
J. Reory Christie
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IMS
MOAN' ONTARIO, THURSDAY, I T?JTA 114 Y 6, 1908.
GE URAL ZOCA , NEWS
Wens Oreer'n Sloe, and Rubbers
yow
Entertairrrnent
The Redpath Co,
entertainmenes h th
Tuesday and Wednes
evening in aid of -th
of the Parish Olnb.
15 cents. The progr
day. Everyone eh
entertainment.
Next Week,
of Toronto give
Parish Hall next
ay afternoon and
kaquipment Fund
iokets 5, 10 and
me chargee eaoh
d patronize Valel
FoLI.OW Tun o '. WD8 tq Isard's big
ten day& sale.
Annual
The soholars of
terion Sunday Soh
annual sleigh -ride (
Friday afternoon
are requested to b
not later than four
turn from the ride
served and a progr
eigh • Ride.
t. Andrew's Presby-
of will be given their
eather permiting) on
this week. Soholers
atthe eehool room
'clock. On the re.
efreebments will be
given,
WANTED, 1000 rat skins, and all other
kinds raw fire, GEo, E. ICING.
The Fin
in Ontario wi]1 b
horse breeders exh
Toronto, Feb. 12th
Trunk Railway e
nopnce that they t
at single first of
Feb. 11th and 12th,
til Feb. 15th. Secj
Grand Trunk Age t
e t Horses
e seen at the Ontario
ition to be held in
0 14th, The Grand
stein with to an-
11 sell return tiokets
s8 fare, good going
valid returning nn -
re tickets from any
Highest pride paid for hides and
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
County Me
Owing to the co
a large number o1
North Huron O�
many of the cffic
to Wingham on
oided.to adjouri
Thursday, 13th in
when it is hoped to
tendanoe. Mr.
organizer for the
At the meeting o
to celebrate July
Ripley, Brussels
tion regarding th
the 43th.
eJng Adjourned.
dition of the roads,
representatives of the
"unto L. 0, L., and
rs, were unable to get
nesday, and it was de -
the meriting until
, at 11 o'alook a.m,,
ere will be a large at-
obert Birmingham,
irder, will be present,
Tuesday invitations
th were received from
id Listowel, but ao-
n was deferred until
onl•
CLEARING SALE of all WINTER DRESS
GOODS, FURS, SCITINGs, MEN'S OVER-
COATS, ETC. GEO, E. Kitio.
Sale at T e Little Eaton.
a, jr. has taken an
le Eaton and in future
be run under the firm
os. These young men
years connected with
asiness in Wingham
hes the new firm every
er oolumn the "Little
s a big February sale,!
ho are in need of any.
dry
goods, fire, oloth-
rnishings and house
do well to call at the
Look up the new advt.
this issue.
Mr. John Han
interest in the Lit
the business will
name of Hanna B
have been for ear
1the mercantile
and the TIMES wi
success. In anoti
Eaton" annonno�
and oar readers
thin
.
g in
Bopera,
ng, gents' f
furnishings wil
"Little Eaton,'j
ton page eight o
Yates MoNEy will by. oro shoes
now than pater. P e ninter Foot-
wear at Omit, asee W. J. GREER,
Wingha Not Asleep.
A. Germam scie tist speaks of a go
ernment °facial who has been son
asleep for three y ars. That's nothin
Wingham has b en sound asleep f
longer than the Clinton New E
Not on your life, Brer. Holmes, Wing
Mon has not been asleep. This town 1
very ranch awa e. bast Friday th
editor of the n S spent a few hon
in Clinton. In w !king from the statin
one of our comps ions remarked, "Chin
ton is the slowest own in the county.'
We could agree w th him. One of the
party Wished o .procure postage
stamps and plao d a U. S. one -cent
piece at the wio et. The young lady
in charge said:.--" e cannot take that
kind of money her ," Wingham people
are 10 mnmh alive hat we take any kind
of money. Last y ar Wingham was so
lunch alive that 0 r postal revenue Wan
several hundred liars ahead of Clin-
ton and the POSSES sten' General's report
gave Wingham th eeeond place itt the
county. Ener. g ee believes that the
postal revenue of dawn is a good Ind]•
cation tali to the roIperity of a town,
kW and we Weald ase our good friend to
look ap the last re rt of the Postmaster.
General and he hill find that the
"li#t1e'F town of lintOn WM sleeping
IAA
)
for pert of y ,
v-
nd
g.
or
Er
s
el
r8
n
Died I
Word comes of th
taints, Ohio, of Mr. L
in-law of Mr. W.
this town, but. now
The deceased was a
county, and was na
Hale, Who, with a
survives him, He
been in business in
brother in Bellefoni
Ohio,.
death in Bellefonte.
i Wissler, brother.
He1e, formerly of
Taylorboro, Sask
native of Waterloo
ried to Miss Sarah
atnily of children,
ad for florae years
artnership with his
aine.
Wit,'LL MEND 'En f yo . shoes need
a newt patch, half sole o ant repairing
in any way—bring tit :'• here.
W. J, GRRER,
A Long alk.
The Londeaboro o rreepondent of last
week thus refers to Wingham young
lady;—Mies Wilso , teacher of the
Union School on t lith eon. visited
her home at Wingh m over Sunday and
arrived at the stat! n here on Monday
morning a, m, their being no rig at the
station she bravet walked from there
to the aohool a diet nee of Sea miles and
faced a strong win and snow storm and
over an unbroken cad,
GIRLS WANTED—FWO On power
sewing maohinee in itt g mill or on
day work. Olean, s a dy work and
good wages. Ap • to The Watson
Mfg. Oo Limited, Paris, Ont,
Hardware Bu
Thio week stock
Central Hardware
of the business f
Mr. H. V. Hill,
Hill is at young
number of years
ware bus]nees a
welcome him to
every success.
the removal of M
Wingham. The
rens and their la
will miss them
wishes for a
future.
iness Change.
8 being taken in the
store for the transfer
m Mr,. 13, Bishop to
of Pennington. Mr,
man who has had a
xperienoe in the hard -
d we axe pleased to
Ingham and wish him
e are sorry to hear of
. and Mrs. Bishop from
have made good oiti-
ge circle of friends here
They have our best
appy and prosperous
Dr. Nelson Tai of 498 Sp8dina ave.,
Toronto, will be the Queen's hotel,
Wingham, on Th , reday, Feb. 13th, for
consultation in •'leases of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted.
Lost at M
The Wingham a
teams played a
Forest on Friday
was one of the best
games ever seen in
within ten minutes
ham team led by six
Forest boys put on
won out by a soore
turn game with Mt.
ed on the local rink
o3 this week and the
this game so a go
will be in order.
toudance and there
the game.
unt Forest,
d Mt, Forest hockey
ague game in Mt.
vening last which
and most exciting
that town, Up to
of time the Wing -
to three, but Mt.
an extra effort and
f 8 to G. The re-
orest will be play.
on Friday evening
oye are out to win.
game of hockey
and will be in at.
ill be skating after
loon SALE. -Having disposed of my
grocery ry and cr
ook
er
ystock
I
now offer
m}; reeidence for sale; corner John street
anCarling( brick, two-
story, ten rooms. lot of two. Fine
locality. 0, N. GRIrrIN.
Worst Storm of Season.
The snow storm '•high set in on Fri-
day afternoon a.. continued until
Monday was the w'ret for this season
and traffic has not eon blocked worse
since the severe W iter of 1904. The
O. P. R. trains on S turday were badly
tied np, the mornin ; train not getting
out, and the train f . m Toronto did not
reach here until. w 11 on towards even.
ing Monday mornin 's trains left hero
two hours late and he afternoon train
did not reach Win: ham till nearly six
o'clock. The G. T. R. trains did very
Well 011 Saturday, a 1 being well on time
except the evenin train from London
Wilkie did not re Wingham until
3 'o'olook Sunday morning. The first
train from ltincat r ine on Monday ar-
rived about 1.80 , in, and the noon
train from tondo • a little better than
one hour late. 1. a snow plows did
good Work during .nnday. The snow
being light gave the railroad people less
trouble than in 1 04, when the snow
was heavy. Many • f the country roads
are very badly bloc : ed and it will take
some days before they are properly,
broken,
VirANTED—A goo
sell goods—to h
gates, bio. Mast
sable. We want
Belgr'ave end 13
are well known,
out the world,
find it very pro
Fence Go., Lf
Street Waet, T
Ylve dealer, W
ndle Page noing,
be finbn01. -y reepou•
COMMISSIONER FOR
ELECTRIC IGHT AND
WATERWORKS a EPARTMSNTS?
£punch Decides to
tion to the
The members of
were all in their p1
Meeting on Monday
Holmes in the chair.
.An unsigned comm
ceived, asking whet
would not interest t
establishment of a can
Referred to R. Clegg,
Board of Trade,
A communication w
the Canadian 1liunioip
treal, eolioitieg subs°
motion of Carps. Han
it was deoidecl to ord
the use of the council.
A communication
the Reeve of Merrit
injustice to towns and
the- 4ownehipe in reg
egnalizetion. A peti
the letter, and the
were to sign and f
The purport of the
the law amended so
aesesements in. town
Sidered in the amours
which the eonnty rat
On motion of Con
ory, the amount of b
W. Diamoncl was e
light account.
The auditors' report was presented,
and referred to the 'name Committee.
The finance Com •ittee recommend-
ed the payment of the following no -
counts, and the re rt was adopted:—
Munioipal World, po' 1 books etc. $ 3.32
ubmit the quos'
tepayers,
e Town Connell
dee at the regular
evening; Mayor
nioation was re-
ar the °outwit
emselvea in the
ing factory here,
resident of the
s received from
1 Journal, Mon.
iptione, and on
and McDonald,
nine copies for
s received from
on, showing au
illagea as against
rd to assessment
ion accompanied
ayor and Clerk
rward the same.
etition is to have
hat the business
will not be con.
of assessment on
is struck.
s. Bell and Greg-
einess tax paid by
plied on electrio
D. 0, McDonald, lab, r 4 72
Hanna & Go., suppiie- 2 60
Elmer Moore, meals. ....... 2 20
Can Far. Mfrs., enp,Aies 2.85
Bell Telephone Go. fir; alarm
system, eta
E. Lewis, Salary
Theo. Hall, printing. 6 50
A6.50
P. Fisher, rent of P. c. drawer,, 3,00
S. B. Ferguson, salar , eto.. 92.10
R. Rankin, salary 7.00
Geo A118 all-' 45.00
J.A. McLean, lnngibt Land coals, 9.75
F. Paterson, collect° , salary
and postage . 45.00
Geo. Brophy, labor 2.80
D. E. MoDonald, pal for timber 2.00
Canada Foundry Co. valves, eto. 24 20
Can. Express Co., ch. rges 1.70
A, H. Musgrove and , Vanstone
auditing 30 00
W. A. Sanderson, at
ing snow. 14.25
Convener Bell, of the Waterworks
ommittee, reported deadlockin the
atter of selecting a chairman, and
nggested that the t onnoii make the
ppointment, Onnotion of Oonns.
anna and Spotton Conn, Nicholson
as appointed.
Chief AIIen was engaged at same sal-
ary as last year, th collection of over -
no electric. light ac ounts being added
his duties. A by- aw was then pass -
confirming the ap , ointment of town
chits for the yea
Owing to an ad Motel committee
ring been form , a change was
ceasary in the by. aw governing the
ties of the cora Metal, and a new
-law was passed 000rdingly,
Conn, Spotton and Reeve Irwin,
ved, that in th judgment of this
midi, the eleotr o light plant and
terworks should e placed in charge
commissioners, nd that, as soon
possible, a by -1a be submitted to
electors for th it approval of the
0.
he members ex reseed their views
this matter, th majority being in
r of the conami sion for these de.
talents. The mo ion carried.
he Executive Co mittee was auth.
ed to confer W th the County En-
er regarding p parations for the
ding of the new ridge north of the
, and report at est meeting,
e Public School Board was voted
r. J. B. Ferguson Was re-engaged as
and Treasurer, t the same salary
St year.
nn. Gregory, save Irwin and
• Nicholson veer appointed a com-
e to examine rk at culvert On
lin
• and report to he (7onnoil.
motion of Con s, Nicholson and
a, the Obnnoil a journed to meet
b. 10th, at 8 o'ol ek.
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to
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ha
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do
by
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of
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the
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part
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oriz
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buil
town
Th
$800,
M
Clerk
as hCo
Conn
state
B, li
On
Hann
011 Fe
jarctes Ilartwitsk of Gobble Hill ie
jail at Lulea*, Out, a eharge Of mut-
doing his wife.
A go
bottles
loop a
bOttle
ing w
naiad through. it la an
d the right taan will the wir
able, The Page Wire
tad, 70.$0 Wellington! Yri".
ed idea when
is to get a
nd thrust it
with the cork
ex. Vithen the
easy matter
6. It is net
tis they ptess
ealing sweet wine
kin wire, make a
n the nook of the
cl seal with seal.
ork is to be drawn,
pall it out with
uto the sides of th Osed to he ern
-se window of a t
CHURL
The Freeby tory
in St. Andrew's 0
Tuesday.
Rev, Dr, Torra
the Presbytariaii
died at ,his home ii
aged 86 years.
NOTES.
f Maitland will meet
rtrola, Wingham, next
oe, ex-moderetor of
Garland Assembly,
Guelph on Friday,
Next Sunday a ening a service for
young risen will b held in St. Paul'e
Church, Subject "The rotate of a
good character.'"
Goderich Dlstri
and Sabbath Saltoc
held in the Meth°
on Thursday and
141h,
Right Rev 13 J O'Connell, pastor of
St. Mary's Roma Catholic; Church at
Mt. Forest, died nddeniy on Saturday
night, aged 04 ye rs. Dean McConnell
bad been in char a of the Mt. Forest
parish for thirty ears.
t Epworth League
1 Convention will be
'et Chnroh, Seafortb,
riday, Feb. Cath aud
Next Sunday
Sunday in the 1
W, G. Howson
anbjeot; "The
prehensive praye
lips." After th
publics reception
take place. 7 p
Macre, and ay
meat of the L
ministered aft°
evening servic
Come,
wiII be Communion
ethodist Church, Rev.
ffioiating. 11 a. m.,
st beautiful and cos.
ever offered by human
morning service, the
of new members will
in., "The Cross: its
bottom." fine Sacra-
d's enpper will be ad.
both morning and
e. All are welcome,
WE ARE orpaEr G the greatest bar-
gains in Pall and Winter Footwear we
have ever offered.
W.
J. GREnn.
Noriox.—All (counts dna me must
be settled at on as I am leaving town.
00 H. Brsnori:
Won Ano
Winghamites
made by the Wi
term and of the s
the pupils, Wm.
wi th winning t'
week it was lead
been awarded the
e cholarehip, Thr
this matter was o
ning of three scht
brings additional honors not only to M.
er Scholarship.
ere proud of the record
ham High Sohool last
lendid work of ono of
rgo, who was credited
o eoholarahips. This
d that Mr. Argo has
evonth Edward Blake
ugh some snisteae
Hooked. The win.
arehips by one pupil
Argo, but also to
is able staff of
work of the Wini
a ban dantly showy
ance of pupils an.
ietance. Mr. W.
ere as he feels 11
nstruotion than i
even Oollegiates,
h
d
d
i
s
The Ann
The Wingham
out invitations fo
to be held bare co
rincipal Taylor a -.d
esietants. The greed
ham High Sohoot is
in the large atien.
some Coming a long
Iiscox, of Toronto is
tt he oan got better
Toronto, with its
?al Bonspiel.
nrling club has sent
the minuet bonspiel
�menoing on Wednes-
day, 191b inst. L beret prizes are being
given as follows: Trophy -1st, 4 Morris
chairs; 2nd, 4 e id leather club bags.'
Association -1st 4 pairs curling shoes;
2nd, 4 pipes, G. B. D. Specials, Con-
solation -1st, 4 s k umbrellas; 2nd, 4a11 -
wool curling or off jackets and a special
prize of a box f Olympia gigue to the
rink coming th longest distance. The
prizes are now display in the window
of the Little E on.
A meeting o the Local ourlers will b
held in the Fi eman's hall this (Thurs
day) evening to select skips for th
bonspiel, All members of the Club ar
regaeated to b present.
$L A YEAR IN ADVANCE
HIGH SCH+ OL NOTES,
Items of Interest from the Acropolis
on t e Hill.
The ftret meeti • , of the Literary for
this term was h• d Frid►y afternoon.
The programme as varied, consisting
of solos, reoitati• • s piano duets, too.
Tho inaugural sp • e°h of our new presi-
dent, R. Mol;ur ;y, was probably the
most important item. He acquitted
himself very or ditably indeed. We
were pleased to - ve present the hockey
team of Kaman ine High School ae.
companied by • e of the staff. Mr,
Elgin Currie, 0 behalf of the school,
Weloomed the vi= tors. Mr. D O'Toole,
our talented Iris, comedian, G. ]MtoKee
aud R. Tarvey, ave a very humorous
dialogue entitled 'The openirgaddreaa."
At the close of t: e meeting the W, H. S.
Wye marched 1 a solid phalanx down
the street shout! • to the a000mpauiment
of the school bel , the H. S. ory:—
Nigger,
Half -pas
818, Boa
Wingha
Wingha
Rah, re
In the evenin
teams played a s
in the rink. Th
favor of the ho
quite as ono•sid
indicate, the tea
wholly laoking i
pietely outclass
crowd was larg
applause and the
very much the
by the townspeo
igger, hoe potater,
alligator,
„Bah,
High School
High Sohoal
rah.
the visiting and home
irited game of hookey
score was 9 to 2 in
team. The play was
d as the soore would
from the north being
combination and corn -
by our boys, The
and unstinted to its
°hoot team appreciate
generous support given
le.
We are pleas: • to see Mr. Kerr, our
faithful caretak r, back at his poet again,
although we d d not suffer during his
absence,
Seco( VALUE—Yon get better valve in
shoes at Greer's than elsewhere. Be-
sides we sew all rips free of charge in
shoes bought of us. W, J. Gnnxn,
Dr.
eon
Eye. Ear, eNose and tThroatpwilluboat
McKibbon's drug store, Monday, Feb.
24. Hours: 12 a.m. to8p.. in. Glasses
properly fitted.
LOCAL OP 'ION NOTES.
(By the Lccal Optiof Literature Committee.)
1
Long resident
the town has no
lation in the II
this been a Li
a handle would
by those opp
Licensed hotel
ranch of an attr,
town or to keep
us try abolishini
and see how tha
of Wingbam state that
increased 200 in popu.
at twenty years, Had
foal Option town, what
ave been made of this
sed to the movement 1
evidently do not prove
°tion to draw people to
ny that do Dome, Let
the Licenses for a while
will work.
How many ho
that have been fe
times this win
enough laid by t
diouffilty had the
spent his wages
Wingham hotels?
les in Win • • m that
Iing the •' . oh of bard
ar w • ' d have had
e them over the
head the house not
n
the bar -rooms
of
The Toronto News says editorially:
o "Seldom have the streets of down -town
. Toronto been so hronged as on the
o night of the munioi al elections. Every -
e where order and goad temper prevailed.
There was no si of rowdyism or
drunkenness. This ¢° was in contrast to
some other nights during during the holiday
sea:on, when easel of drunkenness on
the streets were y no means uncom-
mon. The saloons ere closed on NewYear's Day, AND ElAT MADE ALL THE
DIrrERENCEI So ner or later, the
movement against the open bar must
prevail 811 over t e country. No one
desires to restrioti individual liberty,
and within wide b nds whether a man
shall drinn ar ab sin is his own busi-
ness. But when a 1 has been said, the
general Welfare of the community is the
supreme consideration, and we ate
tion.under no obligati n to license social
drinking" places, or 0 associate a liquor
bar with houses Of public a0commoda-
The Annual Meeting.
The annual
St. Andrew's
held on Frith
well attended
weather. The
occupied the o
ports presented
was one of the
history of the
tributions were v
was started wit
The Board of 112(
11, A. Untold
(treasurer), Joh
Ales, 'Young,
Hepburn, D. 0
and R. S. BUG
was re-engaged
Miss Eva Grac
Hugh Hamilton
elders are to be
gentlemen were
tion. ,Ballots wi
Sunday, to be rete
tWo Sundays, T
Petrie and the me
gallon are to be o
very euooesefu1 Wq
year.
,ongregational meeting of
Preebythrian Church was
evening and was very
considering the storray
pastor, Revs D. Perm,
air and the various re.
showed that last year
meet successful in the
ry liberal and this year
practically no debt.
agers for ties year are
on, Robb. Maxwell,
Ritchie, *oratory),
rie, John F. Linklitter
88 organist; and Mr.
as caretaker. Sir new
orainated for the posi-
ed 011 the following
bore Of the congre-
lagristulated oh the
duting the past
er named Olson,
JUMPed through
near Watford.
To the Editor et the atts.—
Dear Sir :eel:Tenet Whore honor is
lima The excellent eel Optien Notes
attributed. to me last eek vvere Written
by another member of the Litetittere
Committee. Will t ote Who 'reed the
tette tveek by we, kiudly bear in
mind that uo one it in :tante tet
be held reeporeable r them. They are
tedie prepared by Koh member Of the
Literature Commit ee in 151n and drib-
tnitted for ender ment to the Liter -
Mute Committee a whole before being
lin truly,
THE PAPIlat MANGER
Wha le honest with you will tell
you that the wail papers we sell are
the most eatiefactory ia every way.
We have the exclueive eaie of
many beautiful designs, so wawa
You hny here you writ, be aesured
that your walls will not look
Better see the new stylea.
R1 El Saunders
Near New Bank.
H/CHIEST CASH PRICE paid far hides,
skins, tallow and wool, at the Wingham
Tannery. W. D Perseen.
THE YEAR 1908
Will be the best year to invest in
Real Estate as prices are somewbat
easieraand the recett Flytrap in stooks,
borate and chattels will turn the at-
tention of people to Real Estate,
A man that has a place to sell
And goes aad wlaispers in a well,
Don't get as many golden dollare
he that climbs a tree and hollers.
adone.e—It you have a good pro.
perty for sale list it with us, We
know all the prospective buyere,
NEW LIST OF FARMS.
100 aorese-Near whiteohrtrch, fine
price right.
100 aores—Near Belgrave, rummy
great bargain.
200 acres—Near Wingham; Don't
tnise it.
100 acres -2e miles from Whitecteurch,
owner must sell.
50 acres—Neer Wroxeter, a choice lot
50 acree—Near Bluevale, will sell
obeap
36 aores-3 mites from Wingham,
a sacrifice.
Also a number of nioe places in the
Town Plot suitable for retired
Herten and building tote in every
part of Winghata.
All listed at right prices We
want to deal fairly with both buyer
and seller,
ausemoni
I Ritchie 86 easel's I
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Phone 123
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THE LEADING111=114111)RE
Money -Saving
Shoo Sale
Ottr present stock roust no,
make room for new Soring
Goods now arriving
25 )eairs Men's Calf and
58 50 Mad $4.00, sale
price $2..50
ran and Winter Vow:wear—Only
few paint left, taint% will
be mold at a itaarifiCe.
Oaf" Bring along Your Shoot to
be repaired.
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