The Wingham Times, 1909-03-04, Page 1THE WINCiHAM TIME
VOL XNUVIJL-NO. 1934.
Farmers, Attention
HNADRUABTERS FOR,
STOCK
FOODS
Condition Powders and
all Stock Remedies.
Walton McKihboo
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block,
Wingham,]
What t. Forget.
if yutu would Inc
and prolong you
neighborn.' fault,.
er you ever heard.
tione. Forget fa
remember the goo
you fond of them.
quarrels or hist
heard by sodden
ad, would seem a
than they are.
ble, all the dis
they will oom
larger when y
the constant
isneaness, or
only tend to
with them. 0
agreeable fro
A clean sheet t
fat sweet me
thing's that are
see your happiness
life, forget your
orget all the eland.
Forget the tempts-
t finding, and only
points which make
Forget all personal
ries you may have
and which, it repeat
thousand times worse
of out, as far as posse•
greeablenees of lire;
but will only grow
remember them, and
'sought of the aots of
orse still, malice, will
ake you more familiar
literate everything die
yesterday, start out with
day, and write upon it
ory's sake only those.
ovely and lovable.
$80,000
In spite of the hard times, the
above amount of property has been
sold through our agency in the past
few mouths, which is an evidenoe
that Ontario Real Estate has a sound
substantial value.
There is no disguising the fact
however that the West still has at-
tractions for inwy,°and farms are
being lieted with ns almost every
day, because the owners desire to try
their fortunes on the prairies.
Many of these farms atm be gold by
ns at what would have been eonsider-
ed ridionlonsly low figures a few
years ago, when the price, for farm
products were muoh lower than at
present.
It will certainly pay any intending
purobaser to give us a Bail. Half
an hour in our 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 veto's. Insurance in alt its
branches. Twenty years experience
and no unsettled or disputed claims,
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE $c INSURANCE.
PHONE 59
DU YOU
DrinkCoffee
So tabby complatn that they
can't get real ohoioe coffee, none
req iently they don't drink it.
NOW
Wave made this a epeolal study
and We've got -the kind that you I
will enjoy, and want more of it ,
It's 40c per. I&
Our Tess have no equal.
Bargains in Chinaware
aw.,.u,r.d.,,..w r
1 Heory C
FLOWERS !
For all 000aaione -- Parties,
Weddinge, Funerals, etc.
Wingham Greenhouses
b'RAt ors senaax Pine s 101.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Robbers
New Telephi
The private telel
to Kinloss has It
with the Hell T
system at Lnokno
change of convex
systems is now poi
ne Connection.
one line extending
tely been connoted
lepbone company's
so that an inter•
ations over the two
Bible.
Drink Ohristie's Teas.
Died In
Mr. James Melt,
oeived the sad ne
death of his d
Mulvey, which too
Tuesday. The de
good health for
mains are being
for interment and
place from the
Friday afternoon 1
hicago.
, of this town, re -
on Tuesday of the
ghter, Miss Ella
place at Chicago on
seed had not been in
me time. The ee-
ought to Wingham
o funeral will take
ents' residenoe on
2 80 o'clock.
h
Bargains in men's boot,. "See win-
dow" W. J. Gum.
No Change at Cars
gain,~ to the Northwest by the .anadian
Pacific' direct line. Trains , ake tast
time, no changes en route no transfers
or cnstoms exams , alio. . The route is
attractive and i• er =ting. Being the
short line, the C. • • seta the standard
for low rates. Speoial settlers' train
service during March and April, Ask
agent for particulars.
Teachers'
A meeting of
East Huron Teao
held in the Seaf
Saturday morntn
lowing members
M. McKay, presid
Messrs. Robb, Oa
fait and Scott. 1
the next oonventi
early part of Ooto
will be issued in
Contention,
the executive of the
ere' Convention was
rth pubic sohool on
, Feb. 20th, the fol-
ding preaent: Mies
nt; Miss Huston, and
eron, Holland, lfiof-
was decided to hold
at Wingham in the
erg The prog;animas
e time, f
Fon Hetet.—Goods b4 mare in foal.
Apply to Taos. FELL -
Stand by
Stand by your t
vested there but se
There is no famil
fly; there is no
wife; there 'short
Own town, wher
children, on w
play, and where
Let the newspap
and Iet the buelne
newspapers, and
as famous es poen
Your Town.
vn, Not a dollar in.
ie good Domes of it.
like one's own fam-
wife like one's own
be no town like one's
we live, ednoate our
ise street our babies
0 may some day sleep.
rs stand by the town,
• men stand by the
t ne make our home
le.
Hagar and Empress oboes for ladies.
"See ad." w. J. Gnxaa.
Highest prioe paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Veils' butoher shoo.
Young Ban
It le always a
Era to record the
mer residents of 1
oupying high post
eponaibiiity. For
Ranaford, seoond e
ford, has been ma
ion Bank at Boise
well has he disoha
he has been prom•
of Manager of the
of the same bank
the heftiness it sue
is kept, This is an
for a man at young
hold, and he it to
his promotion.—till
Raneford was for
the Wingham bran,
Bank.
er Promoted.
lemma for the New
adyanoement of (or-
is pleas, so many W-
ien! of treat and re -
orae time Mr. Henry
n of Mr. Jno. Rana.
tiger of the Domin.
vain, Man., and 10
gad hie duties that
ted to the position
North End Branch
Winnipeg, where
that a urge staff
important po*ition
t Mr. iteneford to
b congratulated On
n • n New Bret. Mr,
$ me limo teller be
of the Dominion
5,000 Facts A
Cheublio will
realised Edition of t
whtoh hoe been lra
tabloid etroyolopbd
uatgee• and clever I
worked Out by ill o
Teigh, of Tbron
waiter and lecturer,
already been
Wealth and burin
given Iii a sotto
*outfit*. Sir.
M P. fir Tork,
eye-op.ner t0 eVen
myself." 4 copy 0
from the tuned
100.,1157 flpedhut .I1.
out Canada.
eloomt the i0011
s 'valuable booklet,
de*erlbed *r a
of Caned*. It i*
1*. arrangement at
ntpiler, Mr. J'rank
, the well-kteown
30,000 oepies have
The reeburaes,
e t the oonntry are
form—a fent in a
steer Greenwood
g., soya: "it it as
eon Canadian like
be had for $5 bents
''ante P'ablishing
., 'Toicolitir.
MOAN, ONTARIO, TRTJRWDAY, MARCH 4, 1909.
Read Willie & Ca.'s adv on page 8.
The many friends
shank, of the B Line
be carry to learn the+
operation at the Wil
Friday bet. We are
that he is nowps
operation was perfor
who is home on a vi
Dr. Gillies at Tee
has spent some time
land and Germany 1
ing hospitals and b
study of surgery.
esident III.
r
1 Mr. Geo, Clrulo .
of Turnberry will
he underwent ai
gham hospital on
phased to remelt
ring nicely, The
ed by Dr. Gillies,
le With his brother,
water. D. Gillies
in England, Soot.
'clotting the lead.
s made A special
Tnun>Ks and
lowest prices.
es.—Big stook at
W. J. GItnan.
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received by • e under-
signed until Monday, Mare.:th, for the
supply of 35 core of -e inch green
wood, beech and ".pie mixed, to
Wingham High School,
Dunr.uY Homes,
48earetary.
Good Cows ,' Demand.
A few days ago' a buyer from the
States gave the high •rioe of two thous-
and dollars to a far :• :r near Brookville
for one cow; this i believed to be the
highest pride paid f r a Canadian ouw.
What made the , idol so valuable?
Granted that she w ■ a model of beauty
and en exquisite t pe of her breed, the
fact remains that her actaal porform-
anee largely help •d to effect the gale.
Shethao a record • f 121 pound's of butter
in 80 days. The - worths, thews figures
dotra to blaok • ud white, assisted in
making the prior. When farmers gen•
orally oommenoe to keep records of in-
dividual cows w may hope to develop
not only many more eaah exoelient
specimens, but general improvement
of the average h -rd. Records alone can
furnleh the in ormation necessary to
enable intelhge • t selection of the prom.
ising cows, au the rejection of those
that ere not pro = table. Snoh selection,
templed with' mo : liberal feeding, will
repay any farm r abundantly, As
adores of farmers i, Canada can testify,
it has often result' d in an ADDITIONAL
fifteen and even 1 • easy -five dollar's in-
come per cow wit• in tour years. This
means millions of oilers extra for the
farmers of Ontar o and Quebec, even
from the present n tuber of oowa. The
Dairy Oommissiou.r, Ottawa, will be
glad to supply reoo d blank* for weights
of milk, and to ass at in organizing cow
teasing aasooiatian
WANTED. --Good general servant girl,
No washing. Apply to MRS. Joni, A.
MCLEAN.
Fon S.orrw.---(pottage on Franoes
street; easy terms. Apply to W. G.
An Aged La • y Gone.
Death on Monday ., orning removed
an estimable and hig ly respeoted lady
who had been a res dent er this town
for nearly a quarter of a century. We
refer to Agnes Pa arson, relict of the
late George Hough en. The subject of.
this notice was a native of Scotland,
having been bor. in Damfrierahire,
near Lockerbie, in 1,827. She Dame with
her parents to .,nada when about
twelve year* of ge, and settled near
Thameeford, aft •rwards removing to
Ingersoll. She * first married to Mr,
Patterson, a b, Icer and contractor.
From Ingersoll 1 ay removed to Clinton, rs
where Mr, Patt:on died, A number
of years later •• e. Patterson was joined
in wedlock to Mr, George Houghton,
who predeoeas d her by a number of
yearn, Of Mr: Patterson'* family, four
daughters sur Iver Mrs, Dineley and
Mrs#. John A MoLean, of Wingham;
Mrs. Cavan, of Detroit, end Mrs.
Wiggles, of *.avert Col, Mrs. Dauber,
a sitter, resid:t near North Bay. The
deceased wets member of the Presby.
table Chltroh, and was held in high
esteem by a wi,,, circle of friends, She
had alweye inj: ed the beat of health,
until about five eats ago *ho 0ontraot.
a odld, heelrq:.h she had recovered,
hoverer, but a eek ago pneumonia
developed, settlin on both lungs, and
*ho gradually sank until the end el t.
The fainted took pl. ,e ye*terday after-
noon front the reel, :000 of Mr. J. A.
IlfaLean, the radial» being i*et Wolk
t
in the Wingheen dem . they.
rein
Colonists t xcuretorie to Pacific 'Coact
,ltd Mexico.
Daily, until April ri0th,. the GrandTrunk Railway Systen,*111 iamb one,
way reoond-oleee I et tickets at low
writer to Vanoont B. O.; ;Spokane;
"Wish.; Seattle, Waih.; Portland, 0:.,;
Lot Angeles, (Tal.; San Frranol oo, Oel.;
*Woe City jtte. II'tili iafotlatation
Grated Truk Ago tir.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
NORTHERN LE GUE HOCKEY.
The game play= , here last Friday
eyening, batmen. L ,towel and Wingham
scams, was a #n: exhibition of hockey
throughout, ther being few penalties,
and these for tui, •r olfenoes only, The
Wale won ou* b • the eoore of 8 goals to
4, which left these teams tied for the.
ahampionehip. . one-and•home games
were deotded o with goals to count,
and the first of -se was played at Lis•
towel on Tumsd:y evening, when the
Wiugham belie • =at down to defeat by
0 to 1. A ipso =1 train conveyed the
players and a lar . e number of their sup.
porters to Litto el. The return game
will be played in "ingham this (There -
day) evening, and • s goals count on the
round, a fast and oiting game will be
witnessed.
If Wingham w • s the round, the
locale go to Durhe . on Monday next,
and the return g. „e of the Lsagne
finale will be pulled off on the Wingham
rimy Wednesday ev.ning, March lOth.
Fon Sana —Veteran's nd grant of
160 arses in New 0 err , 12 miles from
Timiskamtng railw nd 25 miles from
the town of Cochrane. Apply to box
118, Wingham.
"KNOCKING"
CANADA.
The Western Cana
ie arm* last year ov
plied by a Winnipe
St. Paul And Chtoa
on the climatic eon
Canada, but 11 is res
Ian paper—.the Per
in it, iptue of Fehr
western oonditioas,
the item:
WANT TO C
Wingham, Feb.
this vicinity who
the west arc reoei
them of the great
out there, and asks
stat them in returni
The hum;. of vea.
anent on the we
agricultural on;ltat
-tlantic' te;the Y
getting her share
'met Western he
Ing from all field
as aliens aro co
sidnum of nude
this may apply
the "many pro
have only a fe
whose destitnti
But there may
Wingham. Th
reflection on
better. Our e
Ian Press was up
r statements sup.
correspondent to
papers reflecting
Woos of western
rved for a Caned.
County Harald—
ary 11th to knock
The following is
3[s aoiLn.
—Many people in
have relatives in
ing letters telling
hardships suffered
g for money to as.
g to Ontario.
ed industries cense.
th of the western
is heard from the
cillo, and Ontario is
In stocking' up our
tage we are recruit.
, and there is --so far
oerned—always a re -
rabies, and we think
this Daae. Of worse
Ie" referred to may
relatives out West,
n is to be deplored.
o many destitute, from;
a Is not to be taken as a
lIngham. We know it
teemed fellow townsman,
Councillor J. J. Sullivan, ie a Wingham-
its and no on would credit Jack with
sending home. Acting on J. J,'e advice
we are aendin
ham papers
the helpless a
go home. W
They never eh
West is not f
yield bonntifn
and do. A s
opened up in t
The above
Seek. Obeery
Thus does no
to the deity
We have nay
Winghamites
West. Items
daily prep* do i
marked copies to Wing
d trust to get names of
d destitute who went to
want to help them home.
aid have left home. The
r weaklings; but it tz•311
y to those strong to dare
bsoription lint may be
is connection.
s from the Hetet-betty,
The Editor of the
know who sent the item
papers from Wingham.
r heard of any farmer
being hard up in the
f
We kind sent 10 the
e country ue good.
Dr. Nelson Tett, of 498 8, . dine ave.,
Toronto, will be at the 0 •,en's Hotel,
Winghaos, all day , ' tsday, March
11th, for oonsnitatio. in diseases of
Eye, Lar, Node and Throat. Glasses
fitted.
Auction Sales.
Mrs. Janet Davidson, of Wingham
Junotioe, will hold an anotioh sale of
farm *took and implements, on Friday,
.'starch $th, oommenoing at 1 o'clock.
The stook 10 the very beet and every-
thing will be Mold without reserve.
Joist Ptrkvis, auctioneer,
Mr, John Coultas, of lot 4, conaossion
8, Morris. will hold an extensive auction
wale on Friday, March 12th, of pare -
bred Shorthorn and grade nettle, young
horses, Berkshire slows and I�oioester
ewes, If you are looking for good
stook attend this dale, J. Punbm,
auctioneer.
chattel mortgage anotion bele or Sarin
stook and implements et lot 58, oonoeo.
Rion 1, Morrie, on Friday, March itch,
at 1 o'clock. The stook iuoludei bonier,
oowa, pig*, etc. Bight months oredit,
Archie +ioNeii, mortgagee. Geo.
Phippen, Bailiff.
Tailing from; A ladder to a CSment
floor, James McGregor was kilted in the
IR, 0. R. roandhonte at Montro*e.
A three-year-old Mori of Mr. A. Via.
holly of Brantford web fatally burned
Weldown),his
oo with*lothing bids he tot fire Irene
f
nary t*wr ISOyrl.
BIG E1QOK S
Re BURNED.
TOWN ' QUNCI1..
Fire, Water. and
Practically
About 7 45 o'olo
ing fire started in
Meagre. Elliott & W
blook, caused by
lamp. .An alarm
end he drergen p
Owtng to the tnfiem
stook the fire spre
heroic efforts of the
under control. Va
was rempved, and
most completely d
and smoke. The
the bueinese are M
Brantford, and Mr
the! town. ;he
planed at about 33
of only 02200. The'
be a heavy one,
Although the fire
one store, stooks
Patterson, jeweler,
merchant satiny, adj
what damaged by
Their lora has not y
Aire. Carrick, wh
aver the book ,tor
her furniture des
and smoke, and i
she carried no ins
be at hart $300
The building i
Gregory and alet
any great Be
fittings will req
plate glass win
Smoke Destroyed
hole Stock.
ort Monday even.
the book store of
lley in the Gregory
e explosion of a
as et 0nee given,
u'ptly responded,
able nature of the
rapidly, but the
Igede soon bad it
Ver
little of the ,tock'
t • e balance was al.
toyed by water
Mee interested in
Robert. Elliott, of
F. H. Watley, of
mount of stook is
00, with insurance
loge will therefore
a* confined to the
f Meson, W. G.
nd Mr, Geo, Carr,
ening, were some-
ater and smoke,
1 been estimated.
000upied the rooms
as a dwelling, had
dyed by the water
is unfortunate that
anoe. Her loss will
owned by Mr. Thomas
hough not damaged to
5, the interior and the
ire some repairs Both
WS were broken.
CHUB14 NOTES.
Rev. J S. Ha die, for the past ten
years pastor of K : oz Church, at Listow-
el, has resigned. he same taking effect
on Sunday last,
Rev. R Perdue who has been rentor
of rat. Paul's Ang 'can Church, Dunn.
ville, for five years hat been offered by
the Biihop of Hero • the appointment of
reotor at Walkerton nd has apnonnoed
to his ocngregatio • his intention to
accept.
Rev., W. 0, Howso •, will speak next
Sunday on the folio •ing subjects: 11
a m., "If we are niti .. ately saved, are
the results of our si entirely removed,
or not?" 7 p. nt., "Are we believing
myths; or are the onndations of our
religions faith se2zn , ?" We invite you
to hear the diton,: ion of these quea.
kions.
At the Salva% on Army, Monday
evening, March 81 •, there will be given
a most interestin international pro.
gramme. Thea s• rvice illnatreted by
costume'', and d soriptive lecture, a
service full of int: est and novelty.
On March 12,
Salvation Army
musical trio. If
you will be vire 1
solos, duets, mutt
pile solos, planta
ai ,elections, T
Habkirk, banjo!
musical special;
baritone. They
just three days
musical program
night; Senday, 1
and band at the T
8 p. m. If you h
to one of these
go borne happy
are welcome.
8, 14 the Wingham
Corp will have the
you hear them once
come again, Vocal
al bottles, trlas, wood.
on songs, instrument.
lleY, W. W attended the meet-
ing of the Freels tory at Winghem hut
Tuesday.
The members'
Geild of Knox 0
box imolai in
church On Friday
A good propene
of the Westminster
the basement of the
evening, liettroh 121h.
e is beim; prepared.
will be held at tit Menke on Thursday,
Wm. Maxwell ill demoestrate on
dates," Thelie meetings are
very interesting priffitable. All the
ladies Are oordiall invited to attend.
The officer' of She brands Ares—Pees..
Mrs, Jehtieton; 00 rtes.* Mrs. 1'
King: SeteTreel., West; Direotont
Mrs. W, Ores r, Mut. Barry Dia.
Night
A. number of Nimbi
spending three nigh
making alt
vut draw dietitian
Others ire fritter
Prom *Molt of th
Corporations, Bus
Wed their in
Ofdoialio, and which
lone young menet&
moil Week at the
allege. They are
ut on *Molt they
ell throtIgh life.
g away their time.
abOre elutes still
1 end high paid
be able to ht.
bUsliMin of hie
The regular mon
Town Council we
evening with all t
end Mayor Gregory
of previone meeting
proved.
A oomniunioatio
J,. A. Morton, 8
Library Board, elm
the proposed expendi
for the year and w
an inoreased pan
Octans. Elliott and
matter was referred
Committee to report
A report was
Boiler Inspector as
the boilers at the
The raper) showed 5
anoe of the boilers
but some miner re
Oommunioetion filed
Cominunicettion fr, m Town of Goder.
Joh canon asking 0 • nnoii to appoint e
delegate to go on' a deputation t0
Ottawa, tithing for i provements to the
breskvrater,•—Flied.
From the Ontario Municipal Assooia.
tion asking that a de gate be appointed
to go vrith a deput ion to wait on On-
tario Government ming the Govern.
mens to erect semi rims in variants
parts of the provino for the care of in.
digent oontumptive
On motion of Go no. McKibben and
Elliott, Reeve irwijl was named as the
delegate from Winham Council. ,
A oommunioati n from the Ontario
Treasury Dept. giving a statement
showing Wingham'¢ share from railway
tax was 3191,36 'rad $143 was deducted
for the oars of "inghem patients in the
London asylnix Referred to Finance
Committee.
From the Be • Telephone Co. caking
that some perso • be appointed to super-
vise erection of soles which they pur-
pose putting on •i8'erent streets of the
town. The matt: r was left in the hands
of the Street Co •• mittee on motion of
Connie Spotton e. d Bone.
Dr, P. Macdo,aid resigned hie posi-
tion as a memb:r of the High School
Board and on mat on of Omens, MOM -
bon and Spottoo, the resignation was
accepted and Jno. . MoLean appointed
to the [mitten.
A ecumenicist on from Mimes,
Clark 8c Holmes 1• Mayor Gregory, in.
forming him that • ratepayer had caked
them to complat • against Coen. Van•
normae sitting as Connoillor when he
was holding the •osition of Chief of
Fire Brigade. Fi :d,
Conn, Vannormhere stated that he
had resigned tit C stet of Fire Brigade in
proper time, ba was willing to take
position this year without salary.
On motion o Connie Spotton and
Bone, Conn. 'Pan Orman web appointed
as Chief of Fir Brigade for this year
without salary.
A petition was ead from the members
of the Fire On. se ing that their salary be
raised from $20 0 $30 and asking for
fourteen new tat bor coats, the coats
now in atm haven been purchased some
fifteen years ago.
On motion of ones, Bone and Spot -
ton, the matter purchasing coats was
referred to the ire, Water and Light
Committee and a matter of increase of
salary left over natal the next meeting.
John lit. R ars, W. D. Paton end
other ratepayernt sent in a petition ask.
ing that a stree lamp be•plaoed on Vic-
toria street, is ar the gait Week. Re.
ferred to the Fire. Water and Light
Committee o>a motion of Cones. Mc.
Ribbon and R dmond,
The Finanod Committee recommended
the payment o the fallowing account, :—
My meeting of the
held on Monday
e members present
residing. Minute,
were read and ap.
was read from
ataxy of Publio
ing an estimate of
are of the library
oh would require
On motion of
McKibben, the
to the Executive
t next meeting.
read from the
the condition of
eatrio light plant.
o general appear.
o be satisfactory,
ire were needed.
IL Rankin, sal ry 7 00
r. Paterson, 0 Heeler 45.00
A. Saudereort, Ork 8215
g, Xing, wood 24.00
W. H. Rintotd, &terra door 0.50
R. Awde, chew ty order .60
Municipal Wo ld, inmate* i31.50
Theo, gall, p Ming 40.50
M. Beekwith, harity Order 1.00
O. Higgins od 6 SO
Dudley Hahne , legal fees 15 ii$
Mrs, Blootall, cleaning hall, „, 2.00
of 2716.76 for s sties ma eupplies were
Ile
also re0Ornmen 4 far payment,
Bone, the repo t of the riintitOS 00kil-
Mittel WA* ode as read.
Council then jaunted.
Buttritst and 14 0. tinii atoll Your
Bodine, High t rice 'paid in ex.
change ter Bea
By te Dar, Mee and 'Throat wilt b6 at
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
Etc., etc.,
is the tbetrie Which we bring tO
your notice at this time.
Some wise man has said, " My
son, get wisdom, and with all thy
getting get understanding."
The wise man to day says, "Get
a new suit or overcoat, and when
you are getting, get it made to
your order in your own town,.
Where you know what yell are I
getting, and that it is genuine 0
tailor - made." That would be I
wisdom ; that would be under.
standing.
Our New Spring Goods have
arrived, and it is not exaggerat.
ing to say they are the nicest line
we have had for some time, and
at prices corresponding with the
qualities shown.
Space will not allow us to g
into detail, but
WE HAVE THE GOODS
and can make them any style
desired. We are dealing in
strong statements, but will back
it np, that we have yet to find the
style of garment we eanoot dapli.
cote. And altholagh plain, neat
styles are mere in live wiela
strictly high - Wass tailoring this
season, it is for yott to name your
style—
WE WILL MAKE IT
Our Furnishing Department is
filled with tbe newest and best
for Spring and Simmer in all
lines. REPWe have also added a
first class line of Jewelry.
CALL IN.
RobtMaxwelli
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
2 etanonnets of ripo
leading Canani an and
American centres. am.
pi, yed hv our chain of
superior, unapproached curriculum
Each student is instructed priVateli
at his own desk. We assist our gradu-
ates to the best poSitions•
Three courses —Commercial, Steno-
graphy and Telegraphy,
Mail Courses. Baer any- day.
Write for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Leading Shoe Stor
Special Cut Price
MEN'S SHOES
tonly 28 pairs Men's' Blucher oat,
Balt 'dont Oelf, 'Dolga* erid,ot
Cale Lenthere, Goodyear Welt
allnal (Ito 10, regular Price $3
SALE PRICE Oa
See samples in Vindslite
all rips ebbe* bought Of tits
Bring siotig your sheet We de re
ing anti eve do it risitt.
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