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VOL XXXTVIII.—NO. 1.928.
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Farmers, Attention
HEADQUARTERS FOR
STOCK,
FOODS1
Condition Powders and
all Stock Remedies.
Walton Mekilibon;
THE DRUGGIST
. f lit todonald Block, Wingham, i'
WINTER TERM
OPENS
JANUARY 4th
fIORI; YOUNG PEOPLE
trained by` our management than any
other In Ontario. Great demand for
our graduates as Business College Teachers,
Private iestAssistants,et,mbodmnt off he mast pr
Modern Systems known in Business
Science. We invite comparison. Three
Departments, Manned by skilled instruct-
ors.
COMMERCIAL,
STENOGRAPHY,
TELEGRAPHY.
Mail Courses in all Business College and
High School subjects.
Wingham
Business College
GEO. SPOT;<oN, PRINcIpa .,
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Farm Properties
Some exceptional values in
farms. If yon want one it will
pay you to see us.
The good old Province of Ont-
ario is all right.
Town Properties
At right prices. We have a
number of places admirably
suited for retired farmers.
No prettier or healthier town
in Ontario than Wingham.
Property bonght hei e can al-
ways be re -sold.
RITCHIE & COSENS
Grifiii-Vanstone Block, WIIJGEAM.
Phone 123
TAKING STOCK
We do this next week and offer
a. few genuine cash bargains in
Obinaware.
5 only Dinner Sete from $5 00 to
112,00
10 only Tea Sete, franc $13.25 to
14.75
These Would be cheap at one-
third morin—the regular pride.
Many other lines are being
offered at similar reduotione.
Quality In Groceries.
Quality in the food yen eat le
Worth all other diasiderittions put
together. We've no low grades
to offer and you run no rink,
SEND ALONG YOUR (TIE=S
tia enrChristle
MON* 59
I FLORAL DESIGNS
Original and Artistic
Arrangements
Wingham Greenhouses
FRANCIS STREET - PsoWR 101.
GENERA.', LOCAL NEWS.
wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Talk to
Mr. J.. A. Tayl
High School will
young men in the
Meyer blook, this
Mr, Taylor always
to say to the yonn
men of the town a
M. O. A, rooms t
ung Men.
r, Principal of the
give an address to
Y. M. 0. A. rooms,
Thursday) evening.
s something good
men and all young
e invitedto the Y.
0 evening.
Drink °bristle's Teas,
A Day o Accidents,
Saturday last as a bad day for railn,
way accidents. sleigh load of people
were returning rom a dance from
Winona to Gri by, when their sleigh
was struck by fast G. T. R. train,
Five persons wee killed. Two persona
were killed and 4 injured in a C. P. R.
derailment in B ittele Columbia. Fifty
persons were kil d and 30 injured in a
collision in Colo do,
To RENT. --Good honae, with or with-
out 12 aoree of land. Apply to Jok3N
NIOnon,
Wingham to at Ripley.
The Ripley r,press of last week
speaks as follows of our townsman, Mr.
Geo, Spotton: "Geo. Spotton, Prin-
cipal of the Wi ham Business College
was in town on Tuesday and delivered
an after dinner speeoh at the Oommer-
clal. It le pee ible that Mr. Spotton
will be the nex Conservative candidate
for the Commo s, succeeding Dr, Chis-
holm, M. P."
Fon SALE,—Boat house in good
shape. Apply to W. 0. Lenard.
Wedde
At noon on th
home of Mr, and
the scene of a q
nice, Margaret
of Mr. Alex La
bonds of matrim
Pherson Rev.
Whiteohuroh, oft
MaoPheraon win
where they nil
friends after the
d
fin Wingham.
18th of January, the
Mra. G. W. Rosa was
let wedding, when their
Isabella, only daughter
ford, was united in the
ny to Mr. Wm. Mao -
G. P. Duncan, of
elating. Mr. and Mrs.
1 reside in Kinlies,
be at home to their
27th of Jannary.
Highest pride paid for hides and poul.
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Pure W
At the special
Council on Frid
members present
Reeve Irwin and
Redmond and Elli
a pure water supp
dismissed and tit
that a member of
health be invited
give the Council
is required aiong
of Councillors
the clerk was
member of th
Health to visit
the installing a
domestic pap°
er Supply.
eeting of the Town
evening laat the
ere Mayor Gregory,
ounoiliors McKibben,
11. The question of
y for Wingham was
general feeling was
e Provincial Board of
visit Wingham and
definite idea of what
this line. On motion
iliott and McKibben,
instruoted to invite e
Provincial Board of
Ingham and advise ne re
stem of Waterworks for
0.
January stook reduotion tale note
going on at H. E. beim & Oo's. See
advt. on page 5.
Death of MrS. Imlay,
At 8 o'olock S • nday Morning, Jan,
10th, Mrs, George imlay of Ethel, was
called from the earthly to the Heavenly
Home, She had been in failing health
for the past 2 years and was Confined to
bed for 7 weeks, There was a compli-
cation of ailment , pneumonia being the
oanee of death. oeesaoa wan born in
ar
W i woko
t wnehts
Lambton to Oo.
nearly
y.
68 years ago. A ter her marriage to
her now bereft partner their resided in
Port Huron, Sarnia . and Watford before
coining to Ethel years ago Where
they have cont noway' made their
home. In additi • to Mr. Imlay, three
daughters snrviv . They aro Mrs. Mc-
Gregor and Mrs. McKenzie, Of Sarnia,
and Miss Eva at home. Ethel died 16
years ago, in her 21st year, Deceased WAS
a ernef i
whea:n
d mother t er
rid
a
good
neighbor. 1): • . toed Watt slater -indene
of ,Mr John Imlay, of this town. And
Mr. Imlay Attended the funeral at Ethel
on Zueedey of lest' Week.
'9 INGHA , .ONTMTO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1909.
Death of r. Malcolm,
Mr, Duncan Malcolm, one of the
oldest and most gbly esteemed rest..
dente of Mitchell district peeled away
on Sandal, morula last. Deceased bad
been Buffering wit an affection of the
brain since last No ember and for some
days hie death wet expected, Deceased
was father of Mr. A. J. Malcolm of this
town and visited ere last September.
The bereaved w' I have the sympatner
of many Wing m friende. Mr, and
Mre. !Malcolm a tended the funeral at
Mitchell on We Wart -
Finest stook of violins ever shown in
Wingham. Just arrived from Germany
at D. Burnes music eniporinm.
Royal Sc.
The annual rt
Scarlet Chapter,
the Orange Hall
Jan. 14th. The f
eleoted.—W, 0.
P. C. in O., J. I
B. Scott; 0. Oha
J. Guest; 0, T
0,H. at A., W.
W. Guest; C.
C. 1st. Cond.,
Gond., D. Long
Fraliok; 0.0. H.
lrlet Officers.
eating of the Royal
gingham, was held in
n Thursday evening,
llowing officers were
n C., J. O. Smith;
avidson; E. 0. in 0.,
., 3, Glenn; O. Ser.,
las., F. H, Rodents;
Moore; C. let. Leot„
rid. Leot., B. Leary;
. J. Greer; 0. and.
seed; 0. I. H., A.
T. Wheeler.
Big out -price sale dumb man's gum
rubbers, on Saturday ext, Jan. 29,
1909, Read ad. on ag 8, and remem-
ber these prices ar or Saturday next
Only. WZLLIs & Co.
York L
The liquidator
Savings Clompsr
pay dividends
aeoording to a
this morning.
on hand for
months mast els
menta are made.
over 100,000 oheo
signed. "We ea
age the dividers
liquidator, "but
we can, so as t
possible." J
an Dividend.
of the York Loan and
y
will not be ready to
ntil July or August,
statement handed out
)onsiderable money is
ymenta, but several
se before all arrange.
Among other matters,
s must be written and
not say what percent -
will be," sold the
we are getting in all
make it as large as
TENDERS WANTED. --Tend:: 'or the
position of caretaker for Andrew's
Presbyterian Churo, for • e year 1909,
will be received • e undersigned
up to 6 i,'olook p. ni., on Thursday, Jan.
nary 28th. Tho lowest or any tender
not neoesserily accepted.
Jorne RIroma, Secretary.
Y. M. C. A
At the meati
different ohurc
A. rooms on T
was a partial o
Auxiliary in con
ham Y. M. 0. A
as follows:—Pr
Linklater; Vic
Kelly and Mrs.
Mrs. Jae, McKie
Redmond; Dire
and Miss M. E
was appointed
to report at the
next Tneeday at
8 O'olook. All 1
churches are
worthy movem
the next meet
tended.
adies' AuxiIiary.
of the ladies of the
h a held in the Y. M. 0.
esday afternoon there
anization of a Ladies'
cation with the Wing-
Offioers were eleoted
eident, Mrs, John P.
Presidents, Mies T.
A. Morton; Seoretary,
Treasurer, Mrs. (Dr.)
tors, Mrs, Alex. Ross
Fisher. A oowmittee
o draft a oonetitation
ext meeting to be held
ernoon, commencing at
e ladies of the different
ked to support this
nt and it is hoped that
ng will be largely at -
BARGAINS IN FOOTWEAR.
Clearing sale of Men's and Lumber.
men's Rubbers and all lines of Ladies'
and Gents' Winter footwear.
W. J. Glttenn.
Huron Fa ere' Institutes.
The annual r: port of the l''armere'
Institutes of On . rio for the year 1908
gives the follow' • ; statistics respecting
the three ridin; institutes of Huron:
Membership-- o.. at Huron, 325; South
Enron, 185; „est Huron, 173. East
Miran held t'-elve meetings, with a
total attends..e of 1,849. Smith Raton
had ten meet', go with an attendance of
1,945. West Heron bad nine meetings,
With an at =ndanoe of 1,230. H. J.
Morris, Loy. P. 0., president Of West
Ilaron Vann .re' Institute, takes interest
in th ,
4 eetabl -
hm
out f
o Partners Olube,
and will giv: leis assistance in the ferm-
ation of sno clubs in this riding Where•
ever it le de.• red, The eupplenentary
meetings for net Huron will be held
AO follows:- i ordwioh, Feb. Bra; Blue.
vale, rob. 41. ; Jamestown, >b'eb. 5th;
1liolesworth, eb, 6th; Ethel, Feb. 801;
Walton, Peb. th; Hariook, beb,. 10th;
Winthrop, re., 11th; St. Columbian,
B`eb. 121h, he West Huron inppie.
menlery moat
go will
be held
as
iowal—Londe.. • •re, rob. 18th; Bodine"'
Ville, I+'eb. 15th; Clsrlow, Feb. 181h; St.
Atigttotikie, Veb.1'Jth; I nngannon, Feb.
lath; St, Helena, S'eb. 1110.
CHURCH
OT ES.
The annual oongre
St. Andrew's Presb
be held on Friday
29111.
7
On Sunday avenin
Ohnroh, the Rev,
continue bioseries of
The subject will be "
—a topic that ehouid
every individual ma
nvited,
g
C
Rev. W. G. Howe
Oburoh will campy
Sunday. Snbjecits
and intercessory pr
industrial problem,
Employers of lobo
are espeoially invit
tinned meeting of
rian Church will
vening, January
next in St. d'eal's
E. Jenkins will
addresses to men.
arsenal Religion"
rove of interest to
All are oardially
n of the Methodist
is own pulpit next
11 a. m., "Missions
er," 7 p.m., "The
by urgent request.
and working men
y
d.
The Hosp
The concert 1
Hospital, under
Ladies' Hospital A
In the Wingham o
day evening, Jan
gramme eommltt
exoellent program
elude the very beat
There will aleo be a
sale of candy and tie
pleased to receive
The attending of th
Winghamites an op
this worthy instant
should be largely a
of hall will open a
store at 2 o'clock
noon, The ladies
a "tag day" in c
oonoert and nex
Thursday the lhdie
people in selling to
tal Concert,
aid ;of Wingham
lee auspices of the
ciliary will be held
era house, on Thurs.
ry 281h. The pro.
has arranged an
e, which will in.
talent of the town.
Andy booth for the
committee will be
enationa of candy.
o concert will give
ortunity of helping
n and the concert
tended. ' The plan
MoBibbon's drug
est Monday after -
so purpose holding
nneotion with the
Wednesday and
will visit our townie
RAW FURS .,—Wo want all kinds of
raw tars, for which we will pay highest
caah prices. GED. E. E:ING.
Royal Arch ason Officers.
The officers of L.banon Chapter, No.
84, G. R, 0. were intailed on Tuesday
evening by Rt. E .. Cop. J. E. Tamlyn.
The admire for t. - year are:—
Ex. OoP, Willie Watson, L P. Z.
" . H. - amilton, Z.
Alex. .. Crawford, M,
" Elmer ii, core, J.
Rt. Ex. Oop., J. E. Tamlyn, Trees.
Vr. " H. E. . Tamlyn, S. E.
Ex. Cop. D. L. inaley, S. N.
" W. A. •ampbell, P. S.
" J. E. • • oGnire, S. S.
" J, W. McKibben, J. S.
After the install ng of the oMcers Rt.
Ex, Oop. Dr. J. E. W. Tamlyn was pre-
sented with a b: autiful gold watch
chain and keysto... Dr. Tamlyn has
been installing o i. oar for the past
thirty years and • as never missed a
meeting at which he officers were in-
stalled. This t, en of esteem was
greatly appreciate, by Dr. Tamlyn and
the members hope • e may be long spar•
ed to continue i. his present ofiioe.
After the meeting a sooial evening was
spent at Elmer 4. ore's restaurant.
Big out-prioe sale In •• . erman's gnat
rubbers, on Sat• da next, Jan. 23,
1909. Read ad. • • .age 8, and remora.
ber these prices e for Saturday next
only. WILLIE & 00.
Laymen's Ws ionary Banquet.
A representativ= gathering of the men
and young men o • the Wingham Motho.
diet Ohnroh alt •tided the banquet at
Mr, L. Kennedy': parlors on Wednes-
day evening of last week, and the
beauteous and : stefulIy prepared re-
past was thor•.ghly enjoyed Mr
John Kerr per creed the duties of
chairman, and ntroduced Mr. 0. B.
Keenloyeide, of London, who was the
speaker of the e ' ening, and in a master-
ly manner deet with the missionary
ef+rortt of the oh relies in the past, and
the step that led to the organization of
the Laymen's lesionary movement.,
The objeot W.: to work in harmony,
with existing 'rganizations, and the.
speaker in an in ereating and oonvinoing
manner ahowed • ow it was posalbie to
evangelize She world in the present
generation. 06 y a emelt proportion of
ohnreh member: were now oontributing
to the miealonar fonds, and one of the
lime of this mo emetic wait to impress
'upon every me ber hie duty and re•
sponeibility in this important Work,
Mr. Kesnfeysid •'e address was highly
appreciated and as it result the move.
ntent in this par he. undoubtedly been
given a decided •r peens. Short addressee
Were also given by a number of those
present, and , • tereipersed With voted
mnaio r.
.
WillisWidl
e
and
Mews.
Cline and Oil Before dosing, the
thsnko of the sharing were extended
to lite. Beni;; aide, Mr, and Ira L
E;ennedr, and Dae who contributed to
the t ittolOei p . Df the programme.
PERS
NAL.
Mho D. Sounders
ing with .her aunt
Mrs. W. G. Pat
for a few days wit
Dr. T. Ohisholm,
for Ottawa to attend
ary duties.
Mies Pearl Lame
visiting with relati
Wingham.
Mr. N. L. Bran
visited with his pa
over Sunday.
Mrs. Glazier, of
visiting this week a
H. Kerr and Mr, W
Mr. John A. Bla
zona was visiting 1
Itis notes, Mre. Rob
Mies MoEwan, of
town last week an
graphy at the
College.
Mre, (Dr.) Obisho
ter, Mies W. Alba Oh
day afternoon to op
in Toronto.
Mr. W. J. Sberpin,
Gerrie Vidette has t
linatype operator in
at Pembroke.
Munoey, i. etay.
re,O. Gillespie,
arson was visiting
Wendt; in Detroit
P. left this week
to his Paxliameot.
t, Of London is
s and friends in
n, of St. Marys
nts in Morrie, for
Clinton has been
the homes of Mra.
Oornyn.
of Tucson, Ara
a few days with
Maxwell.
eaforth, arrived in
is striding Steno-
inghare Business
m and her dangle.
aholm, left yester-
nd a few weeks
late editor of the
ken a position as
e Observer office
Mr. and dirs. Jot. Mntoli were in
Clinton on Monday . ttending the funer-
al of the former'e grndmother, the late
Mrs. Robert Match,
Mr. Geo. Spode • made a business
trip to Peterboro a d Orangeville due.
lug the past week, •'siting his Business
Oolleges at these p1. Dee.
Mr. and Mra. W . Tennant, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. Ten-
nant's brother, •: r. Robe, Tennant,
left for their ho.•e in Prince Albert,
Sask., on Tuesday.
—Mee Grant, o • e of the teachers in
the Wingham Bn• nese College under.
went an operatic • for appendioitie at
London on Wed , esday, Her numer.
one. friends here .. i11 wish her a speedy
recovery,
HOCKEY BOOTS AT cos-:
•
We Ladies'' and Gentts't the
oBoots our
at
Dost. Skates put on free.
W. J. GREER.
Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
McKibbon's drug store, Wednesday, Jan -
nary 27th. Hours: 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Glasses properly fitted.
Postmaster,
Dr, Peter M
has been appot
die, of London,
Cameron, This
fled at Ottawa o
take effect at c
will mean the rel
and his family
be regretted b;
friends. Dr. 1
good citizen an
for what he ooz
interests of 1*0
resident of Win
held all the di£
of the people.
motive worker i
torten Ohuroh,
much missed.
enjoyed a very i
the time he erste
known in ever
Huron county,
friends will be
the family's ren
wilt join with t
congratulations i
wishing Dr. Mar
usefulness in h
Macdonald tiret
1887 when be
after one of the
hider, of the
elected in 1891,
defeated in the g
lie Was deputy a
°anemone dnrin
1900. He rtar re
leading
leer
deb
g e
informed men in
at London.
and nald, of this town
nt postmaster for the
t Succeed the late John
appointment was rati-
Friday last, and will
oe. The appointment
xioval of Dr, Macdonald
London and this will
their large eirole 01
aodonald has been a
hue always stood up
idered was in the beet
town, Ile has been a
ham since 1872 and has
()rent offices in the gift
He has always been an
t St. Andrew's Presby -
and here he will be
As a phyaioian he
xtensive practice up to
ed Parliamient and was
section of this part of
The large circle of
very, sorry to learn of
oval to London, bat all
e Trees in extending
the appointment and
donald many years of
e new position. Dr,
entered Parliament in
edeemed East Huron
armed tainted" in the
riding. Be was re.
1896 and 1900; being
neral election of 1004
aker 41 the none, of
the Parliament of
Ognizod so one of the
and o
no of the beet
he Route,
Alfred liioOre
an explosion of
Of the ghee itt Pa
haul
A Site Wbioh d
of the Globe 0Aa
den resulted In d
AboutQi 50
Y Y
Dr. Felson tai
Toronto. Will be
Wingham, all d
Mot, for Conant
Eye, llgata Note
slid
fitted.
s painfully burned in
s
that *mashed most
ka' foundry at Ghat
strove the prsiniseo.
t Conpany at Lon.
mages amounting to
of 498 Spadinit loge„
t the jueen'i Hotel,
lionh n dtseeis of
d Throat. Matte*
BANK OF AMILTON.
A young and
eonntry such as
dependent oa its
the finanoing of 1
mercantile product
Tine annual Stets
tary institutione ar
than passing impor
carefully read by t
the stability and pr
depends, in a large
prosperity and pro
meroe.
In this issue is p
Seventh Annual Ste
01 Hamilton, One o
most successful of
?tbaY,attheendofa
nines. year, press
statement of las
earnings that Bann
Of oongr atulatfon t
holders and public
Net profits for .t
over three hundred
dollars, being over
Pald Up Capital
paying Dividends
totalling ten per
(amounting to $24
sundry amounts
etc., the balance oa
oredit of Profit an
it to over $30
enough, by the
year's dividends, e
come in the futur
SI A YEAR IN ADVANC
apidly developing
anada i4 epeoially
laking System for
a agricultural and
eats of our Mona*
therefore, of more
anee and should be
e public, for upon
rose of our Banks
easure, tbe general
ass of our Oom-
liabed the Thirty.
ment of the Bank
the soundest and
ar Banks, and One
somewhat unusual
is to the public a
nciai standing and
t but be a matter
the officer., share -
e year amount to
and sixty thousand
14 per cent. on the
f $2,500,000. After
o the Shareholders
Dent. for the year
,181.00) and writing
ff Bank Premises,
Tied forward at the
Lose account bring
,000.00—more than
ay, to pay a whole
meld lean years ever
Attention migt be nailed to the
Total Resources • t the Bank of Ham.
ilton, which, • n November 30111,
amounted to $3 ,610,837.27, of which
over 33 per Dent, a in what are known
as "Liquid" Ass : is—that is, cash or
seonritiee immedi. tely convertible into
gold. This h l;, h percentage of
"Liquid" Assets it :;.:_;._:.tee the etrength
And conservatism f this Bank. When
conditions were u settled and the de-
mentia on the Ba by depositors or
commercial ousto era were more or
less uncertain, it h d its house in order
to meet any fiwtnoi 1 breeze or gale that
Canld'poasibly arise
While a few po nts of the Report
are here indicated the Statement it-
seif—published in hit issue—will well
repay an hour's inlet study by the
reader.
The Bank of amilton has been
very fortunate i the selection of its
various officials, rid in the fact that
the Directorate I composed of sound,
snooeaeful basin ss men, having a
thorough grasp f the Banking and
commerobel requir meats of Canada,
Altogether, the Shareholders have
reason to feel we 1 pleased with the
steady progress t at le being made,
as revealed in th, figures presented
from year to year at their Annual
Meetings
wrfXT*ounno a.
"'The funeral ot• Mre, MoOreight was
largely attended,; she being an old real -
dent and was Weil -known and highly
respeoted. She was a good.natured and
kind-hearted woman and no person was
ever turned away from her door hungry,
She had been a very strong woman and
in her younger days has carried her
ohild in her email and flour an her back
from Winghamt
A week ago $3onriay night the par-
sonage here preriented quite an unexpect-
ed scene—that is, unexpected by the
oconpante there f. The people gathered
from all thre appointments of the
oiranit, and un eremonioneiy filled the
house. It soon beoatne evident, how-
ever, that they had come as host and
hostess, and the lar. and Mre. Pinlay
were the gneets Of the ()Veiling. Among
other features a the evening's entertain-
ment was a programme, eonelating of
music, reading&, ole,, at the oleee of
which Mrs. Pi • ay was presented with
a ooinplemontry address, expressing
appreciation ttf her cheerful efforts in
oonjnnotion wi.. Mr, lyinlay, to pro-
mote the work , f the circuit. The ad.
dress was a000m'Aniea and emphasized
by an envelope well filled with bank
notes. Mr, and • re. Finlay espreeted
their pleasure wi • the spirit thus Mani -
tested by their p: , pie. Lnnoh was then
servo
db
the 1
ydiel
and the happy
oomplet*, diapers:. ,
Mr. Pred ()bug
ed to Parliament
two hundred ma
on, Liberal, was elect-
or the 'Srnkon by over
ority.
Ur. 2loel Ohe rier of Winnipeg has
been appointed • the Senate in enoces-
slort to the late S:nator Penner,
Mr. J. J. HSI, • resident of the Great
i+t rthe r't
O
a Bail*w r ha . ,
t
ten
1d S5,000 to
the ?'rlendg' Coil:ge at liewinarket.
Damen Ito s raid Of Iidontreal, a
student at MoG 1, shot b1ntealf leer the
heart and *rill 'robsbly die. let is awid
to have boon an itooidentt.
Did you
Start the
New year
Right
By resolving to have
your clothing made
here? We guarantee
you iperfect fit, best
workmanship and the
quality of our mater-
ials is not exe celled
anywhere at the price.
Your arderfor a suit,
Overcoat, Odd Pants
or Vest, will be
promptly attended to
and satisfaction guar-
anteed.
Men's
Furnishing
Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Ties, Collars, Hose,
Underwear, etc.
Call and see us.
Robt Maxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
Herbert G. Temp
Traders' Ooileoting
real, committed euioi
E. A. Lanoaster,
intends to introduce
tion of the Senate
cion.
The Markets Oom
passed a resolution i
reduction, and the
come before the City
A novel form o1
the afflicted people
has been instituted
Government in the
ing of two or three
but substantial frame
venters to supervise t
rip.
Manager of the
genoy at Mont-
e by shooting.
P., states that he
bill for the Isbell.
t the coming sea-
ttee at Hamilton
fa
PDrf
a haeme
nestion will now
onnoil,
lief measures for
f Southern Italy
y the American
templated tend.«
honsand modest
oases, with oar -
setting of them
The Leading Shoe Store.
Dollars Saved is Dollars Made
side down at our
Clearing SalTaminehinof SEASIONABLR FOO'..
WEAR 1
tl• Ladles' and Miens' Fell Boots and
Slippers-•-nioo, ooey, warm footwear.
if Gents' Felt Shoes — Looe and Con.
green.
Meng, Boys' and ''outhe' //ratty
Gum Rubbers in all eft..
Ladies' and Ciente' tivershoeo.
r Every pair must go, et war Speudal
Qnt•Pei
ae Bale. 4 See
can
-good d
See us for Trunks and Valises
Alt rips sewed trait iti Shoes yr. Iran.