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Farmers, Attention
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WINCHAM TIMES.
'GINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1909,
SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE
FLOWERS !
For all occasions — Parties,
Weddings, Funerals, etc.
Wingham Greenhouses
FRANCIS STREET • PHONE 101.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Sale of
Mr, Jas. laonley
thirty head of of
steers and heifers
hotel, Wingham, at
day afternoon, Fel
terms will be given
be the auctioneer.
Terrible Crime in Dufferin.
With the startling words, "I have
laid out three men," George Stewart
appeared before his father at his home
near Maple Valley on Sunday afternoon.
The father was surprised to see him,
for the son was supposed to be under
surveillance at the home of his brother,
William Stewart, three miles away, it
being known for the last couple of
years that he was not mentally balan-
ced. The appearance of George was
enough to startle anyone. He was hat-
less and bootless, and wore only one
Book, and appeared considerably
agitated. His father, who alone oan
oontrol him when be is worked up,
gradually quieted him, and got him, off
to sleep, from which he was awakened
to be charged with the murder of John
and James Spanhonse, two of his neigh-
bors, and the wounding of four other
persons. Stewart appeared before
Police Magistrate Rutherford, and as
there was no person present to represent
the prisoner, he was remanded to
Orangeville Jail.
$80,000
In spite of the hard times, the
above amount of property has been
Bold through our agency in the past
few months, which is an evidence
that Ontario Real Estate has a sound
substantial vaine
There is no disguising the fact
however that the West still has at-
tractions for teeny, and farms are
being listed with us almost every
day, because the owners desire to try
their fortunes on the prairies.
Many of these farms oan be sold by
ns at what would have been consider-
ed ridiculously low figures a few
years ago, when the prices for farm
products were much lower than at
present.
It will certainly pay any intending
purchaser to give us a call. Half
an hour in onr office would be worth
more to him than a week driving
about the country.
Desirable town properties for sale.
Money to loan on good farms, at low-
est rates, Insurance in all its
branches. Twenty years experience
and 110 unsettled or disputed claims.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
attie.
HI hold a sale of
tle—miloh cows,
at the Exchange
o'clock on Bator -
13th. The venal
John Purvis will
Drink Cbristie's Teas.
Hockey Fr'
The next home
be played at the rin
between the locals
tenni. The visitors
by the Lnoknow Pip
evening's entertain
The game is called f
ay Night.
me of hookey will
on Friday evening
and the Lnoknow
ill be accompanied
Band and a good
ent is assured.
8 o'olook sharp.
Big Price outs on ov
day. Read ad on pag
:re..
es on Satnr-
WILLIE & Co.
Longboat
Tom Longboat d
is still the peer of t
at the Madison S
York, on Friday
Alfred Shrubb, th
The Britisher colla
fifth mile, and th
the rape alone. Th
slower than made
raped Hayes.
PHONE 59
'Tis
Groceries and
Provisions
These
are
our
Specialties
Come along. Try us.
.rc
ONLY
4 more Dinner Sets
9 more Tea Sets
22 Toilet Sets
At big (oash only) reductions.
Batter and Eggs taken as
cash.
J. Nervy ChrIstio
e
Canadian
The regular mei
land, Oanad'-an Ore
be held on Friday
when all members
present. At the
on Monday event.
members were ads
Harris is continni;
this week. Next
banquet will be
Chamber and it .
Faulkner, High
High Treasurer,
Superintendent o
present and deliv
ins Race.
monstrated that he
e Marathon runners
nare Gardens, New
night by beating
English champion.
sed in the twenty -
Onondaga finished
time was somewhat
v Dorando when he
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All the leading magazines at
BOOR STORE.
Dwelling Ho
The dwelling ho
Ballagh on the Tee
stroyed by fire earl
Ing. The fire woe
Ballagb, sr., who
suffocated with t
gentleman is blind
taken from the bra
building was total
ooneiderable portio
was saved. The fir
originated from a
pipe. Mr. Ballagh'
heavy and he will
able inoonvenieno
months is a bad ti
Foresters.
ing of Court Matt -
r of Foresters, will
vening of this week
are requested to be
ooial meeting held
a number of new
fitted and Organizer
g his work here for
Tuesday evening a
fold in the Council
expected that Geo.
eoretary; R. Elliott,
and W. G. Strong,
Organization will be.
r addresses.
Big Price outs ono eras e6 on Satur-
day. Read ad on pa
WILLIE & Co.
the BIG
e Burned.
e of Mr. Andrew
ator road was de -
het Friday morn -
discovered by Mr.
ound himself being
smoke. The old
and luckily he was
ing building. The
destroyed, but a
of the furniture
is supposed to have
overheated stove
lose will be quite
e put, to consider -
as the winter
e to lose a dwell -
Newspaper
A wholesale firm
onlar to their eusto
value of newspaper
lows : —N ewspaper
greatest possible re
outlay of time an
surest and quick
local trade. Rea•
as mnoh a part of
Bleeping and eati•
who does not at 1.
daily paper. For
paper "ad" goes
time when he is i
listen. Then agar
read your adverts
hope to attract by
displays and pe
Experience has tan
er must go after hi
for it to come to h
Death of Mic
Michael MoDona
resident of Walfor
of his sister, Mrs
Saturday, Januar
ing the cause of h
in Morris townsh
number of yea
Algoma and se
Watford. He w
highly 'repeated
Being a quiet, n
man, he made
30 years and 1 m
of Mr. Arohie
the same plaoe.
Mr. McDonald; t
afternoon to the
tery, servioe at t
being conducted
lett. Mr. MoDon
the Latter Day
sorrowing relativ
sympathy in this
ael McDonald.
d, a highly respeoted
, died at the home
Geo. Newman, on
23, consumption be-
y death. He was born
where ho lived for a
, when he moved to
tl:d on farm near
widely known' and
all who knew him.
ssnming, industrious
ny friends. He was
nth old, and was a eon
oDonald, formerly of
The funeral of the late
ok place on Monday
Alford Union Cense-
e house and ohnroh
y Elder R. B. How•
ld was a member of
Saint Church. The
s have unbounded
our afliotion.
dvertising.
• addressing a oir-
.. ors points out the
advertising as fol.
dvertising offers the
urns for the smallest
money. It is the
t way of drawing
ng the newspaper is
our everyday life as
. It is a rare person
est glance through his
this reason a news-
ght to your man at a
the beat position to
, more people will
ment than you could
he strongest window
zonal salesmanship.
ht us that the deal -
trade and not wait
CHURCH N
TES.
Mr. N, L. Steeve
University, will noon
the Baptist Church ne
Confirmation classes
in St. Pant's. Church,
visit of the Bishop som
Men's service at St
next Sunday evening a
rentor, Rev. C. E. Je
from the snbjeot;—"
man,"
"A Master Workm
subjeot of the Rev.
address, next Sunday
Methodist Chnroh.
Bessie M, Scott, of the
ing Home, Toronto,
address. Come and
All welcome.
, of MoMaster
y the pulpit of
1Sunday,
Raw FURS,— " e want all kinds of
raw tura, tor which we will pay highest
mash prices. GEO. E. KING.
•
Entertained
The Robson Mere
the members of th
a skating party,
social and fnueioal
February 9th. Th
bled et the store a
the rink where al
skating, after whi-h all repaired to the
ed parlors of Mr. E.
nmptuone repast was
ramme consisted of
ental music by Mrs.
s Moore, and others.
Mr. Thos. Miller as
s follows : — " The
e the King." " The
Co.," responded to
Johnston and Bert.
Staff," responded to
son. " The Town of
ded to by Miss Little,
. W. Warren. "The
to Mt. F. W. Warren
he Ladies," proposed
ren, and responded to
Brandon and F. A.
ention is made of the
nment provided by the
and Richardson. All
a most enjoyable one,
nd all kvish the Robson
very success in their
Employees.
ntile Co. entertained
r staff of twenty to
nd afterwards to a
vening, on Tuesday,
young people assem-
d went in a body to
greatly enjoyed the
At the regular Co
held in the Methodist
day morning last, t
membera were receive
of these by profession
aha largest number reo
service during Rev. Mr
torate and it should be
to Mr. Howson and the
congregation. •
beautifully decor
Moore, where a
served. The pr
vocal and instrn
Winfield, the Mis
The toast lint, wit
toastmaster, was
King,"—"God Sa
Robson Meroanti
by Messrs. Chas.
Winfield. " The
by Mr. Joseph Ro
Wingham," reepo
Miss Fry and Mr.
Press," responde
and Mr. Miller. "
by Mr, F. W. W
by Messrs. Broc
Robson. Special
enjoyable enterta
little Misses Moo
voted the evenin
and the staff one
Mercantile' Co.
future enterpris
ave been started
ith a view to the
time in April.
Paul's Church
7 o'olook. Tae
king, will speak
e Ideal Church-
th" will be the
W. G. Howson's
morning in the
1 7 p. m., Miss
Deaconess Train -
will deliver an
ear Mise Soott.
Death o
A former wel
Wingham passed
Toronto on, Sun
person of Mary
of the late Wm,
ceased lady had
for some tinj
attaok of bro
her death. De
left Wingham
for Binghampt
Ried died in
Mrs. Ridd has re
Toronto. She
high esteem by a
She was for m
the Methodist
were brought to
end interment
plot in Win
Howard Ander
lands a000mpa'.
Toronto. Wsd
tpWntMan, i6S1`.
Mrs. Ridd.
.known resident of
way at her home in
ay afternoon, in the
ane Anderson, reliot
Riad, V, S. The de-
een in delicate health
e •awed and a sudden
iiehitis was the cause of
used, with her husband,
rue eighteen years ago
N. Y., where Mr.
y, 1900. Singe then
ided in Brantford and
as a woman held in
large circle of friends.
y years a member of
ohnroh. The remains
Wingham on Tuesday
as made in the family
ham oemetery. Dr.
on Mid Mr. John Tee•
led the remains from
Eitdd wa' a sister of our
ltiohard Anderson,
1
mnnion service
huroh on Sun-
irty-eight new
and nearly all
faith. This is
vod at any one
Howson's pas-
ery encouraging
embers of the
As anticipated in oar
sue, those who attended
livered by Rev. 0. E. J
ham, in the town h
Friday evening were
but all who had any mi
oompelled to laugh at e
dotes related by the 1
them really side-splitti
tare the opinion that
comes this way age'
heard him on Friday e
others will be ou he
again.—Gorrie Vidett
The Late
After six
from that pain
stomach, ther
majority, on
home of her
Blnevale, Isab
late Thomas
lady was of I
and mother o0
Tyrone, bele
earliest settler
The subject o
the township
1842, and in
Mills, of the
resided for a n
to Turnberry e
Mr. Mills died
Mills possessed
and was of a oh
she maintained
and suffering.
oho was careful
daughter', Mrs.
Three sons, W. A
of Sioux Falls,
Wingham; and
Thos. Watt, of
Snell, of Bluer
these, deemed
Andrew Reid,
Brnoe4eld; Willi
of Huron, 8, DO
Mrs. Jane Watt
Mr', Wm. Nichols
and Mrs. Robt. Pg
Sask. The banes
rs. Thos. E. Mills.
nths patient suffering
ul disease, canner of the
passed over to the great
ednesday last, at the
anghter, Mrs. Snell, at
lla Reid, reliot of the
. Mills. The deceased
ieh descent, her father
ing from the County of
d, and were among the
of the Bayfield road.
this sketch was born in
t Stanley, in the year
862 was married to Mr.
Amo plaoe, where they
tuber of years, removing
out nineteen years ago.
to 1896. The late Mrs.
a very ambitious spirit
erful;disposition, which
throughout her illness
[n her declining days
y looked after by her
Watt and Mrs. Snell,
and Ernest E. Mills,
D., and Oliver of
two daughters, Mrs.
thio, Mioti., LW Mrs.
le, survive. ides
eves four brother.,
nrnberry; Samuel,
m, of Eases; John,
; and three platers,
(a twin sister) and
n, of Tacoma, Wash.,
terson, of Saskatoon,
I took place on Frt-
last week's is-
theleoture de -
kine, of Wing -
1, Gorrie, last
t disappointed,.
ah In them were
me of the aneo-
oturer seine of
, and we ven-
en Mr. Jenkins
all those who
ening and many
d to hear him
Y. M. C. A.
ONVENTION.
The second Ann
vention of the Yo
Associations of Hu
in Wingham on
day of this week.
representative and
including delegates
zations and a nun
yet organized, but
learn of the works
and the results obt
addresses bringingi
agement as to
oomplished in
elsewhere; the
enthusiasm of t
activity of the lo
after the entertf
all contributed t
vention. And
may have existf
the movement i
be dispelled. T.
en active and edergetio committee, with
ming; of Clinton, as
y. Mr. Fleming is un -
right man in the right
been most indefatigable
n behalf of the work he
ad and of which he has
jditable beginning.
session of the convention
4onday afternoon in the
ours in the Meyer block,
McCallum, of Exeter, in
ter the singing of a hymn,
�e offered prayer.
lens, of London, spoke on
f "Rural Work." He pro -
showing the average atten-
nng men at the churches,
11 percentage of those who
hers. The speaker laid
este upon the necessity of
g men interested in Chris -
CHOIR CONDUCTOR ) ANTED -
Applications will b
nnderaigned up to Fe
position of Choir Conductor and Leader
of Praise in Knox Church, Teeswater.
State terms.
R. E. LITTLE.
oeived by the
ary 25th for the
1 county work noti-
ng Men's Christian
on County was held
onday and Tues•
he gathering was a
enthusiastic one,
from all the organi-
ber from places not
ho were anxious to
gs of the movement
ined. The inspiring
messages of enoonr-
he work being ac-
imilar organizations
anifest interest and
4e delegates, and the
al members in looking
nment of their guests,
the success of the con -
any misgivings which
d as to the outcome of
i this county may well
ie work is in charge of
Mr. L. 0. F
County Sooreta
donbtedly the
place, and has
in his efforts o
has taken in ha
made such a or
The opening
was held on
Y. M. 0. A. r
with Mr. T. 1
the chair. A
Rev. D. Peri
Mr. A. Cu
the subject
duped chart
dance of y
and the sur
were me
special emp
getting you
tiara work.
Mr. J. R. !Boardman, of New York,
followed with a practical •and well -
delivered Address on "Leadership."
Giving a definition of the word whioh
formed his! snbjeot, the speaker dwelt
portanoe of getting the right
right plane. There is no one
ore fitted for some special
than another, and it was
a leader to find out the
of those whom he seeks to
avor to get them into the
Ozal WHAT A SHOE CHANCE! Every
pair of Winter Shoes and Men's heavy
Rubbers Oust go, at our Cut Price sale
of winter footwear. W. J. GREER.
PLEASE NOTE.
Tnos. T. Field b
are now due.
quested, and on
of T. T. FIELD &
All accounts owing to
ore January let, 1909,
roinpt payment is re -
be made at the shop
o.
R ural
Notwithetandi
weather on Tu
was a fairly good
at the meeting
Chamber to cons
forming a ruse
Mr. R, Clegg ao
called on Geo.
the workings of
and also reporte
H. B. Elliott, he
on the Councils
and East Wawan
the oounoills had
elephones.
the very stormy
day afternoon there
attendance of farmers
held in the Council
er the advisability of
telephone company.
ed as chairman and
potton, who explained
oompany of this kind
that in company with
ad on Monday waited
f Turnberry, Morrie
n and in eaoh plane
oneented to allow the
proposed oonmpan • the privilege of put-
ting poles and wi'es on the highways.
le disoussion on the
oved by Theo. Hall and
3. Elliott, that the fol -
n be provisional direc-
gham—R. Clegg, Geo.
After oonaidera
matter, it was
eeoonded by H.
lowing gentlem
tors:—For Wi
Spotton, A.°gens, W. J. Greer.
Turnberry—D/ H. Moffatt, Wm. Max-
well, A. Kelly(, John Mosgrove. Morris
—W..1 Hend, rson, C. G. Campbell, R.
Proctor, John Dnokett. East Wawa-
nosh—W. J. Parkes, A. Porterfield,
John Shiell, 9 John Gillespie. Easterly
portion of West Wawanoeh—D. Calla -
hen. These Treaters will proceed at
once with th , work of getting all the
neoessary infdermation for the formation
of a oompany The TIMES would be
ed to see a good strong
d. Many advantages
of work among t
work, eto., were t
way.
Mr. C. M. Cop
retary for Onteri
the relationship
and the church,
from both sides,
held by some, t
the Y. M. 0.
work t0 do—an
the young men.
The afternoo
with general b
liament In whi
able discussions
of important
with the work
A resolution
ed to Mrs. J.
in the death of
member of the
Votes of the
Session of St.
which the Mond
held; to the ap
for their able a
Auxiliary of th
oitizens of Win
hospitality sho
visitors.
A number, of
work expressed
the most snooes
they had ever aft
The members o
tee are: Messrs.
chairman; T.
vice-chairman;
treasurer; Fred
Geo. Chesney,
gene, Goderioh;
Wroxeter; J.
E. Bender, Bly
Orediton; Robt
Buchanan, Wing
Mr. John Pen
to have preside
was unavoidabl
telegram assurin
hearty sympath
county work.
Considerable o
members, with
charge, for the
which the arras
out.
upon the io
man in the
who is not
line of wor
the duty o
gnalifloation
lead and end
right place.
On Monde,
tendered the
and others, i
Andrew's Ch
programme wa
the Ladies' An:
Y. M. C. A., at
admirably carr.
pang were yet
J. H. Cameron,'
a few of the r
addresses, amon
being Mr. 0. M.
Provincial Seor
Quebec; Mr.
Work Secretary
M. 0. A.; Dr. R.
Mr. John Wilfo
e boys, methods of
ated in a practical
and, Provincial Sec -
and Quebec, spoke on
tween the Y. M. 0. A.
There was an influence
He dispelled the idea
t there was no need for
They had a special
that work was among
session was taken rap
siness and an open par -
interesting and profit -
took place on a number
mations in connection
the Assooiation.
sympathy was extend -
Stoneman, of Hensall,
er husband, who was a
onnty Committee.
e were tendered to the
Andrew's Church, in
y evening meeting was
akera from a distance,
dresses; to the Ladies'
Y. M. 0. A., and the
ham, for the generous
n the delegates and
very much pleft
oompany form
are to be gained, especially for the far-
mer' The ootpany would build lines
in the different townships and bring
their lines to Wingham and then °on-
�e made with the looel
1 Telephone Co. The
he rural oompany would
with all the Wingham
arly one hundred and
of this kind are now
essfnlly with the Bell
evening a banquet was
delegates, local members
the sohool room of St.
roh. This part of the
under the direction of
Mary of the Wingham
d the arrangements were
ed out. While the cont.
ated at the tables, Mr.
f Brussels, called upon
presentatives for short
those who responded
Copeland, of Toronto,
tary for Ontario and
aylor Statten, Boys'
t Toronto Central Y.
J. Redmond, of town;
'd of Blyth, and Mr.
day, *orrice being oondnoted by Iter.
Mr. Andrews of the Methodist ohnroh,
Blneritle, of whoh deoea'ed was a
roer.
neotion would
office of the B
eubeoribere of
have oonneotio
'nbsoribere.
fifty oompanie
operating sunt
oompany.
Highest pprtoi paid for hides and pool•
try at T. 18'ene butoher shop.
NOTIOL--All, parties 1 • de sted to
Hugh J. Ramsay, livery
their e000unti at ,ono
will be et the lire
n, must pay
Ramsay
66 all day Bata -
those engaged in the
he opinion that it was
nl county convention
nded.
the County Commit-
, F. Blair, Goderioh,
McCallum, Exeter,
aures Soott, Clinton,
ill, Clinton, secretary;
aforth; H. E. Hod -
W. S. MoKeroher,
Cameron, Brussels;
; J. H. Holtzman,
Maxwell and F.
am.
an, of Paris, who was
ou Monday evening,
absent, but sent a
the gathering of his
and support in the
Fred H. Gilroy, o Brussels. Mr. Wil-
ford at the olose of a few words on the
good work being done by the Y. M. 0.
A., proposed ;a gote of thanks to the
ladies who had prbpared such a sumptu-
ous repa:.t. This Was ably seoonded by
Mr. Gilroy. Adjournment was then
made to the auditorium of the church,
where the evening session was opened
by the singing of ' hymn, and prayer by
Rev. W. G. Howson, pastor of the
Methodist Ohurolf. Mr. G. F. Blair, of
Goderioh, chairman of the County Com-
mittee, presided, and gave a report of
the work done since the inception of the
movement in Huron County ono year
ago. Five plaoes are already organized:
Goderioh, Wingham, Clinton, Exeter
and Blyth ; and in coarse of organization
are two more plaqes, Brussels and Sea-
ford]. In addition, a boys' department
has been organized in Wingham, with a
membership of twenty already. Mr.
Blair closed with !an earnest appeal for
the sympathy and co-operation of all
who are interests in the welfare of the
young men and b ys of the County.
Mr. J, R. Boar man, of New York,
Internacional Secretary of bounty Work
gave on inspiring address . on "Achieve.
monis in Comity Work," and cited
many oases where noble work had been
done by the County work movement.
The evening programme was oonrid.
erably enhanced. by quartette' by
Messrs. F. 3. Hill, obt. Maxwell, W. J.
Greer and R a.. Hammond, whioh were
well rendered, and heartily appreolMed
by the oongrogatiorl. The meeting was
brought to o close by the singing of a
hymn,' and the banedietion pronounced
by Rev. D. Perste.
The convention resumed on tTueaday
nvorning, When Mr. Taylor Station,
Boys' Work Seoretatir of Toronto Oen.
tral Y. M4 t 1. A„ data with "Boy''
Wart." The wooerslty sod tmps:mama
edit is due the local
r. W. J. Price in
dmirable manner in
entente were carried
Big Price on
day. Read a
o vershoes on Bator -
page 8.
WILLIE & Go,
BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS.
At Isard's Ten Days' Sale. Great
pride redactions in every Department.
See their adv. on page 5. Shop early.
BARGAINS in Misses' and Women's
Slippers and Juiiettes, only 28 pairs left.
Clearing sale price 490. W. J. GREER.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
A number of on
last week, amonE
Holmes, Jack VG
Andrew Wallace a
An exoellent ga
played on the town
night, between our boys and the Tees -
water hockey enthusiasts. The visitors
played a splendid genie but they lacked
e punk when they
half-time was 9-1
and at the close of
students were absent
whom were John
eir, Gordon Goble,
d Dudley Holmes.
e of hockey was
}ink last Wednesday
Did you
Start the
New year
Right
the power of using ti�
got it. The score at
in favor of the locale
the game was 10 5.
Will Hieoox, a fo mer student of onr
sohool, bat who is/ now attending the
Teeswater school, was hit with the pnok
below the left eye, at the hockey match,
Bred enable to play
if the game.
and was thus ren
for the remainder
A new High ohool ory has been
°hoop and many pupils are finding
great trouble with the metre:—
Hurrah, hulrah, hurrah I
Mr, Gordon Yoiuns was ill on Tuesday
last after being at the bun feast on
Monday night. We hope he will be
better for the exein. on Wednesday.
The regular nAeting of the literary
was held last Friday and it proved to
the audience that !the new executive is
doing its duty, if lot more. Mr. Isbister
looked very sagao ous in the chair, and
we do not hesitat to say that he will
*eon become great an orator as
Cicero, the m who has given the
fourth form so oh hard work, 'Will
McLean and Miss Agnew were eppoint-
ed the editors of the journal, and the
one that was pre ared for last Friday
railed. honor on the editors and sub.
editors. The sent r girls' glee club has
now reaohed *eh standard that they
ars ready to chat' e the senior boys'
and she gaveakto llerit speech at the
elate Of the prOgra tem
By resolving to have
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here? We guarantee
you perfect fit, best
workmanship and the
quality of our mater-
ials is not excelled
anywhere at the price.
Your order for a suit,
Overcoat, Odd Pants
or Vest, will be
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and satisfaction guar-
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Men's
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Hats, Caps, Gloves,
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Call and see us.
RobtMaxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
FOR SALE.—T
sleighs, harness,
with the Hanna
sold at a barna
the store. Ro
o horses, waggons,
o. used in connection
ros business, will be
Get particulars at
nON MERCANTILE CO,
Adding
Loose leaf ledger,
card system, and
all modern de-
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disposal of
our student a. Consequently business
houses of leading Canadian and. American
cities are calling loudly for our graduates.
Tndividual instruction. Enter any day.
Mail Courses.
Send postal for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
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