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THE WINGHA
V011 XXXVIIL—NO. 035,
Farmers, Attention
HEADQUARTERS FOR
STOCK
FOODS
Condition Powders and
all Stock Remedies.
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Walton McKibbool
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Blook, Winghism.
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ripe
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and business experience in
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ployed by our chain of
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Each student le instructed. privately
at his own desk. We assist our gradu-
ates to the best positions.
Three courses — Commercial, Steno-
graphy and Telegraphy.
Mail Courses. Eater any day.
Write for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ozo. sroemon, Principal.
INEINIML
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Judge Jay Kett, um, junior Judge of
Northumberland led Durham, died at
—. 0obourg, in his 7 h year.
Mr. W. T. R. P eaten, Trade Commis.
stoner to the Orien will be transferred
to Holland, and Air J. 13. Jaokson will
go from Leeds to El angbai, to fill the
vacancy oansed by r. Maoleauts death.
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$ 80, 0 0 0
In spite of the hard times, the
above amount of property has been
sold through our agenoy in the past
few months, which is an evidence
that Ontario Real Estate has a sound
substantial value.
There is no disguising the fact
however that the West still bas at-
tractions for meny, 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 can be sold by
us at what would have been consider-
ed ridioulonsly low figures a few
years ago* when the prices for farm
products were inuoli lower than at
present.
It will certainly pay any intending
purchaser to give us a milt Ralf
an hour in our office would be worth
more to him than a week driving
about the country.
Desirable tow properties for sale.
Money to lops on good farms, at low-
est rates. Insurance in all it
branches. Twenty years experience
and no unsettled or disputed claims,
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
4.1.11.1.110.4111.411••••••}00,011.0•11.111.1116.1.000•14••••••/114.1....P.n.
PRONE 59
DO YOU
Drink Coffee
SO many complain that they
can't get teal °helot( etsffee, cele-
aequently they don't drink it.
NOW.
1
Wire made this a igSisoial steely
and -eve got—tile kind thet you
will enjoy, seed want Mere of It
It's 40e per lb.
Our Teas have no equal.
Bargains in Chinaware
110.,:arinirammdoirt
Jo Heory Christie
FLOWERS
For all ocoesione,— Puttee,
Weddinge* Fanerele, do.
Winghant Greenhouses
rRAECIS STREET * Beletta 101.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear areera Shoes And Rubbers
Horses for
Tye° more car load
were shipped train he
Tuesday, This men
nine oar loads of hor
from this district to
the past month and it
able money distrib
farmers, "
0 West.
of before, homes
to the West on
a some eight or
that have gone
the West during
mean"; consider -
ted among the
Drink Christie's Tea.
Protecti g Fish.
With a view to e eotively prooteoting
the bleak bass, was inonge and speckled
trouttiesheries in r Mario, an order -in -
council has been sued prohibiting for
a period of five ye s from May 80, 1909,
the sale and expor of these fish exoopt
that any person Ir m a foreign country
who has an angl 'a permit may take
with him, when leaving, his lawful
°atoll of two &lye thing.
Foe ettree—Cio
Apply to Taos. r LS,
d bay mare in foal,
•11•010.111.1.0%.1,•..1.1
Listowel anner Sold.
After beteg ed tor aud proprietor of
the LletoweI 13 nner for twenty-one
years, Mr. W. 01 ..ie last week aold his
business to Mess s. T. H. and E. M.
Kay. The Messrs Kay have for some
years been on the anner staff and are
well acquainted w •h the territory, The
Banner is a goo newspaper property
and we wish our young friends every
success be their n. ertaking.,
TRUNKS and VALISES.—Big stook at
lowest prima W. Snue.
ret"1„,Ct
Wearen.—A smart, a ong boy or
young man wante tto 1 rn the decide
light beeriness., ly to Moron
GRECIOEY.
Big Fi
Elliott & Wall
stook of good a
stationery, fancy g
to the Morton store
store and everyth
onoe u the business
cloud up as promp
A. Currie, atiotionee
tion sales at the Mo
day afternoon and e
and on the evenings
day and Saturday of
will positively be sol
the highest bidder a
turned into oash.
e Sales,
have moved their
d damaged books,
ods, Wall paper, eto,,
and Walley's drug
g is to be sold at
the Arra must be
ly as possible. W.
will conduct ano-
on store on Satnr-
ning of this week
Tneede,y, Thurs.
next week. Goods
without reserve to
all goods must be
Fon Seer.— • ttage on Frances
street; easy terms. Apply to W. G.
Olin,
Very Sud en Death.
Mr. John Twainle of North Dakota,
died very suddenly at the home of hie
sister, Mrs. Isaao 0 le, On Friday even-
ing last, Deceas: s had been ailing on
Friday, but was bits to be about the
house all dy. cute pneumonia was
the cense 01 s sudden death, Mr.
Twitnley was in . is 62nd tear and war
a native of Eh ok towniship. He had
bob living in s Akana for a number of
yore bat had - sot the winter months
in this section. This fa a partioularly
aad amtotiort to he fatally as this is the
fourth brother t page away during the
past two years, Deceased was held in
high esteem by a who knew him. The
funeral took plea on Monday afternoon
to Gortle comet ry, the serideb beteg
oonduoted by It . 0. E. jettkine.
• Dr, Ovens. 0 What London, Surgeen
Eye, Eer, Nose and Throat will be et
liottibbou'e drug Store, Wecheicley,
March 24th. Hoard: 2 p.id, to 8 p.m.
Glee/Keg properly fitted.
Au
John Ooti
8, Mettle, will h
eitle On Feder
brad Shorthorn
horses, Berkthi
ewe. 11 you
stook attend
etititiOneer.
II
1
Chattel taort
steek and imp
don 1, Mirth,
et 1 (edlook.
oowa, pigs, e
Archie Pilo&
Ithippell, Ball..
on Salem
e, of lot 4, corioeasion
d en extensive anotion
March 12th, of pat.
d gtede Mettle, young
taws and Leicester
looking for good
s male, J. FtleVre,
itgle ausetioe tide of farm
Montt at lot t184 etneede-
en Stidny, March 121h,
etteek inotache hortea
Eight Month* ettelit,
mottgagee. Ctee. A.
MOAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH fl st 1909.
Read WIllls & CO.'S adv. ell Page 8.
Presbyter
The Presbyter
Wingiunn on T
There were a goo
ters and Elden.
were 'routed:
Sehoole, Ohuroh 11
cal. The followin
pointed AO uremia
Assembly Whish
june, D, B. McRa
Bremner, 0. M,
from Huron °hero
tithed in favor of
Tara, The Rev.
River resigned Id
now tliree vaoanoi
vtleiott will soon b
have been called t
Of Maitland.
of Maitland met in
esday of last wee's,
attendant's of
Mnis-
bo following reports
graentation, Sabbath
and work, Medea.
ministers were ap.
mere to the General
eete 1 Hamilton in
, J. Radford, R. A.
therford. A azill
, BiPleY, was sue -
Rev. NC, McLean of
McFarlane of Fine
charge. There are
in the Presbytery,
filled, as tuinteters
these Watergate
letteean and B006,-1E/ling along your
Frodnoe. Highest price paid in eit-
change for Boots and Shoes.
W. 3, Gonne.
The Kinr e Murder.
No clue has yet eon found to the
identity of the tour erer of Miss Kin.
rade in Hamilton, 1 is believed, how.
ever, that a couldarable time elapsed
between the firing the shote which
struck the victim 1 the head and those
which pierced her • ;east. It is believed
that the murders saw signs of return-
ing oonsoionsness Iter shooting the vic-
tim in the head nd then deliberately'
re.loaded his rev lver and shot into the
body in order to render impossible
identification of !muff by his victim.
The tramp thes y bas been entirely
exploded, bat no big has so far devel-
oped which died atty points to any other
dirt:eaten.
Geo, Bryce,
Tuenberry has
erament inspeo
ot 18, onceesion 12,
qua! y of good Gov -
ed ,;Thver seed for sale.
H uron
A very lar
ful At Home
Old Boys' Asea
last at the To
The entertain
speech by the
An excursion.
A splendid pr
eluding a b
Rose; piano sol
lees; songs b
W. McLeed, D
phone solo by
was very prat
white, while ov
flag was draped
"Huron Old
bine. Danoin
music being
Theatre Orohe
ent were Xia
of this town.
d Boys At Home.
ly attended and success -
as given by the Huron
lotion on Fridry evening
pie Building, Toronto.
ent was opened by a
presideut, T, G. Sul%
s to be held ou July 3,
gramme was given,
he selection by Piper
, by Miss Hellen Yellow -
Mise Belyea, R. Foster,
D. Stanbury and a xylo,
P. Clegg, The ballroom
ly decorated in red and
r the baloony a large
on which was priated,
ye," in red, white and
was indulged in, the
rovided by the Prinoeta
tra, Among those pres-
. H. and Miss Chisholm,'
POTATOES WAN D. e are prepared
to buy any quant- 1 potatoes: either
cash or trade, at T. A. 11111,eStWingliam,
Patent edlcines Act.
An order.in-e noil, dated February
19, sets forth •he regulations of the
proprietory or latent Medicine Act
respecting the e of any . patent or
proprietory me eine in dock at the
time the act co es into Ione, April 1,
1909. The re ulations ere:—All the
patent or prope tory medioinesin stook
in the hands of manufacturers thereof
or dealers ther at the time the aot
Monte referred t ooraee into forte shall
have attached a ereto a special stamp
provided thereto by Department of In.
land Revenue. The °barge for the
damps shall be 1 the rate of two cents
per one hundre • stereos, These stamps
are to be sass, • ed to the wrapper of
meth individual bottle, box, or package
in such manner •s to seal the package.
When the bottle box or paokage is not
covered by a wr. .per, the stamp Is to be
!Mashed in suit e• anner that said bottle
box or package 0 nnot be opened with.
out brooking the stamp, No medioines
containing opal e or tont of its derive-
tiOnzi or preparat ne shall have etteohed
thereto the eh pe Innate referred to,
'Cadet the prov kin of section 7 Of the
sot, the rune °tare, importation and
sale of ail aute medicines is, Attu the
litOf April, 19 9, prohibited.
SU
(re
Many are ball
• Reeling° It tiev
hiatits virteee
Wormin'a, tolidi
'To keep frien
kill thee). keel
The end of
merely the zoo
Mabee` it A r
yOtt make
create enen1
imperil your
Ft IS L11E.
pincottee, j
d, but feW get te,
et to the *onr.
eat on teMperatseent ;
00 eduL
trent them kindly; to
eta Often.
Aixtbitilett beeeltell
a to gteeter effort.
• 1 tregedYI Give it mut
.te; lend it And ,ou
hoard it And put im.
NORTHERN LEAS HOCKEY.
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
HIGH SP 004 NEWS,
Before thie iesue f the Twee vetches
many Or our Iva era the result or the
oltamploaship in Northam Hockey
League will be k own, he final gargle
An district ,Na. 1 was played on the
Wingham rink est Thursday eveoing
and was witnee by a 'gage number of
petnele, The io was; In good shape and
the game feet 1 em start to Onieh. The
Listowel boys ere outplayed, lent they
were in the g s all he time, Wing.
ham played mu h better together than
did the visitors nd it was on their team
work thak they on by it sure 01 12 to
3. Listowel on t e previous game hoe
ing a aoore of 5 1. 3mn their favor, Weirs
llama gave Wine. in a lead of 11 on the
round and were t • :m the charapionehip
for Dietriot NO, 1.
Durham having ou l District No. 2,
home and horae g. mem were arranged to
decade the ohampi nehip for the North.
ern League. •The rat game was played
at Durham on anday evening. The
game was the oh eat played in Mullein
in a numbo 0 years, The snore at
half time was 4 t 1 in favor of Wing -
hare, but in the last half the Durham
boys put up a g od game, scoring four
te their opponent ' one Vette Ilnishing it
the The final tue was played •lad
night, bus We o to press too early to
reportit, but • e local boy e should win
from Durham n home toe.
Highest price paid for hides; and p
try at T. Fella' butcher shore
POTATOES Watiesne—We prepared
to buy any quantity of atoes; either
wish or trade, at T. A. rae$',Winghara.
CATALOG E HOUSES,
Dear Editor:
The following
how the catalegu
pared with the
furor palls on
versatile"' takes p
Good day Ja
very stormy to -
Yes, it is et
too. Whew 1
We a dandy to
at Steele's?
No Sir. Got 1 up from Eton',
Ole from E on's, eh? Say Andy;
I've never dealt at BMWs 'yet, did you
save much on t • at stove?
Yu, saved seine a lot on it, about
$10.
Well, well, A dy, you certainly did
make on that sto 8. Now why couldn't
Steele sell as one p as that?
I don't know,/ jack; wants( too rouoh
profit I guess.
Well, now, ndy, I wonder will
that stove hay the lasting qualities
about it that higher prioed stove
would have?
00,1 don't k ow, I guess time will
tell that.
Where Is the issue, Andy? I have
not seen her sine I came ie.
012, she's gone to town, she had some
butter and eggs to take out to trade.
But I hear bells, here the is,
Good evening, Mre —
Good evening jack. Here Andrew is
a couple of b is, one from Tub* the
grocer, and o • s from Steele for that
truok yore sent or.
Why, liar I thought you had
money enough 0 get all yon wanted, at
Tub's, anyhow
Well, I had bat you see I sent to
Eaton's for th t dress I was showing
you in the rata ague, and 1 had to send
the money wit the order; $7 49 it was
and 25o for er este so I had to run a
bill at Tub's.
Oh, well, the is my fix too, took all
my spare ma when I tent for that
stove, and 1 w a needing those bolts
raid snaps and • low lines for spring.
Bat I guess both Ili Steele and Tab Can
look titter them a count"( 011 nett fall.
That it what the are there for, -
Say, Ainly, do you always have to
send the cash wit the order when You
get anything from Eatou'o.
Oh. yes, Jack, o eh ia advance every
time at Eaton%
Well, we are • Odle* a shoe, to0,
ittid I Yeas just king of seeding for
seise like that too, • , t I oan't pay for it
just now, aol toles 1 win either have
to d without, or o to Steel'e and get
11 00 tick.
Oh, well, lack, ou may get it a little
cheaper now 00 ing on oriel; and
Steele won't min carrying Your to
0000* till fall.
Well, maybe I'll drop lit and tee him
IMO dist Good e, Andy.
Good bier sitiok.
Moral.—The oat Ogee helm gets the
• cash begun. Tie • loold an gal the
htisintais *heti ther it no OWL IS it
fair to atk him to o ettpete With the big
felloW Oil theeti ter a?
Our*, eta.,
A Otetentelth,
is intended to show
• house fares as cora.
out morthant. One
°other and this core
ae0:—
oome right in, its
41.
rray, Andy, and cold
Got a new stove, eh?
Where did yon it, in
Colin OfoNaughton had the raider.
tune to get hit on the hoe with the
pooh while indulhing itt too etrentwele A
game of hooker,
We are piegseI to be able to report
that our hospital etiente, It. Reid and
Rowson are re4vering and were re-
moved fee= the ho pitel to their houtee
ou TileadeY. 11,. St olehoue is also re-
gaining his former s rength and expects
to be within our wal e
Roland Hough h entered the siok
lint and ie suffering roux congestion of
the langs. Hie preee oe will be greatly
missed in the court • lumber where he
held the 05110e of stip • me judge.
A large resat lege b:sn installed in the
basement of our soh • ol for the purpose
set Allowing the bo to work off their
surplus energy.
Among those w o have been absent
from eohool withi • the last week are
MIN May Centel, . D. liohnes, F.
Jollied= and H. St wart,
Whether Alvin art has become die -
gusted with his fo th terra work or the
fourth form stud ts is now the gees.
Sloe to be delouse d. However, he hag
left onr neropolis and his footprints; are
seldom seen Aron d 11 now', He intends;
to work in the et re recently bought by
Mr. Rush and • e are sure bia friends
will often rielt him in his now occupa-
tion.
Our literary • deter met last Friday
afternoon and a good programme was
rendered. The c ief item on the pro-
gramme was th debate: "Resolved,
that the Indians ere not treated right
by the white man. ' Mis, Gretta Ken-
nedy was the lead r of the affirmative
and Miss Boveautie of the negative.
Excellent addresseteveere given by both
sidee but the judges gave the decision
in favor of the affirneative. We have
only one more me ting of onr aoolety
and an excellent pr ramtne is expected
by all.
A very interest
was played on *0
between our boys
town, The score
able to the Reboot,
only won by two
7 -5 -
ug game of hockey
rink Monday night
nd the juniors of the
ea not exactly favor -
although the juniors
de; the score being
PUBLIC S•HOOL BOARD,
There was not *nub business trans-
acted at thee re ular meeting of the
School Board o Tuesday evening.
Members all pr nt except Trustees
Lloyd and Moore. Ohairman Rosa pre-
sided and minutes of previoue meeting
were read and app oved.
Principal Welke 'e report for Febrile
ary was read as fol owe t—
Dept Boys t mis Total Avg
1 24 35 59 55
3 19 6 45 42
8 25 sg 48 44
4 00 0 60 44
5 16 9 45 40
6 24 47 41
7 82 -i 52 42
— _
170 1
On motion the rep
On motion of T
Isard tite following
ered to be paid: —IX
teaohing, $11.88;
premium, $17; leitoh
anoe premium, $15.
Teachers and erno
ordered to paid on us
Griffin and Manners.
Mr. John Ritohie ad
in reference to inauran
The matter was left over until next
meeting.
346
308
rt was adopted.
ashes Griffin bud
counts were ord-
a- S. Farquharson,
, Davis, insurance
& Oosens, insur.
re naiades were
*ion of Trustees
Termed the Board
e on the boiler.
PUBLIC SOHO L ITEMS,
News of the Week ag ecorcied by the
Staff Reptirter e W. P. S.
TEN On
•
The let commandine t of the Public(
School is "Go ye not i the trout door,"
You oannot (Shark) 31009 work when
the (Weakens') are aro ad.
Lodi Somewhere etweeh sunrise
and atueset yeeterday, ttyo golden heure
set with ;sixty dhow d 3:a0n10s. No
reward
is offered fat t ey are gone for.
&O'er.
We enjoy watching the High Sohool
gide and boy" eniting thtongh our lawn
because they are lora to leaVe
No More allOW9X0 are found at the
beek of the book.
We tsbetayt have pl My of heinework
especially 011Tuesettiet and Thursday
highte.—(Skating).
We hair& tome br4ire fellows in the
rnsh not At Fablio S col.
Why don't our tieoipal coral, but
and kick the Soothes . 1 think he would
be e pretty good baiM et
Molly bee gut anfte thet will better
cable oft olistb
We aro Petry 3o report thet Mite dehtka
Lizzie Storey bill Wt. hope *he Will and St
*0011reterfert 10E4
PHUR ti NOTES.
Rev. W, J. rendon, or Port Ool.
berme, well-knotirn to many Of our
reader' toss rage, ved te041 to become
pastor of the Sydezahane Methodist
()berth at Brantford.
A meeting of ehe executive of the
Gadortoh distrid Epworth Lessons"(
was held in Blyt on the 20th ult. It
was decided AO to bold is summer
school this year. •ut to have a larger
number from th district attend the
missionary norm Reboot at Se
ThOIESSI.
ROY. F. g. Malo t, a A., B. D., of
London, will prea here in the Meth -
redid Church ne t Sunday in the
intereets of the 0(1wttered sooiety.
Mr. Melott one 1 the rising mere o
the Oonferenoe; h ar hien. Sentoes a
the usual nous. v. Mr. Howson, the
pewter, will oondu 1 the serrieee In Ool.
borne St. ()burets, ondon.
WANTEM—G
No washing. Ap ly to MES. Jour" A.
MoLearr,
general servant girl.
"ARE WE BELT ING IN MYTHS?"
On Sunday ev ing, Rev. W, G.
Howson, pastor of the Methodist
Church, delivered sermon on the flub.
ject, "Are we belie log in myths, or are
the foundations o our religious faith
secure?" %here a a large oongrege.
tion present. In 11 opening remarks
the preacher stated hat no one questions
in ordinary life Oa hot of personal
ooneoionsness, Wb n a man says, "I
feel," he is genera ly believed. Com-
merce rests on th oonviations and
credibility of men. Our odd and
political life ruts on the 04:pelvic:5jons of
men and ottefaith n their conylotions.
This in also true in, e reelin of religion.
A prominent Hind, recently oonverted
to Christianity, as/right a private inter-
view with a rat MISSY, who expee
to hear a fierce attack on Cihristiani
but the Hindu ook out of bis pooke
mpg of the Ne Testaraent, saying
had read the bo k and found 11 it h
one, "Up to a a or* time ago, said
Efindu, "I was bitter opponent
yours. I gave a ublio lecture agai
you and your wor . Then I resolved
epos° your book, so I began to read
n otter pink lilts in it, but a
ead it I was dr rt to it. My be
was captivated, nd now I cams
ppoee you, I kno God's Light is
hat Book." The reacher then sat
ens of thousands ad tested the tra
1 the Book in a aim bar way shoe *0
nd have found 1 power. Mart
ther was asked ow a man ehou
d the Bible, and •e said: "Hainaut
ause it is the m et human book
world''
heBible its ite terary form shoves
influence' of the en and the times
which it was ritten, and yet
ugh it all is the strange thing we
"inspiration," b 1 cannot fully de.
• hnd yet there e this something
eh limes its respo in the profound.
depths of She unean soul. The
le is like a mig river that has
ed through many ranee of country,
it bears with it .e soil, the debris,
twigs and the fie ing branches and
r drift that it h s picked up on its
, giving evidence( of the land, and
to, through whi h it has passed.
River Riau fl we through low
tries and bears he evidence of its
Mu, She lands t pained through
bounded, but at river had its
et; in the sprin of Shaffhatisen,
up among the ills. So this Book
s Ito literar composition the
evidences of human transzeitsion, be.
cause every word of it has passed
through a human b4in, and while there
is not apportionable nor A portion of it
that did not read e bit of coloring
from the brain thr gle which it passed,
still we feet it it od'e message to the
human heart, for i meets our needs and
brings us comfort.
Retorting to am
t meet loth hi re.
ligious circles, ordr the cesime of the
"higher bridge," eV. Howson un-
tended that the venta az; recorded fix
the opening ehapters of Geneels Were
amply etbatantleted by geological and
Arohaeologioal eeldeitee.
The tined hunt intelleota have ed.
mittod the chime f Jens Christ The
teetimonies at tic pima, nooleon,
shskopeAta, GlitasitOne, Daniel Webster
tior Were quoted at
the excellence toed
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SPRING
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
Etc,, etc.,
is the theme which we bring to
your notice at this dine.
Some wise man has said, " My
son, get wisdom, and with all thy
getting get understate:ling,"
The wise man to day says, "Get
a nevv suit or overcoae, and when
you are getting., get it made to
your order in your own Own,.
where you know what you are
getting, and that it is genuine
tailor made." That would be
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 thew, and
at prices corresponding with the
qualities shown.
Space will not allow us to go
into detail, but
WE HAVE THE GOODS
and can make them any style
desired. We are dealing in
strong statements, but wilt hack,
it up, that we have yet to find the
style of garment we cannot dupli-
cate. And although plain, neat
styles are mare in line with
strictly high Class tailoring this
season, it is for you to name your
style—
WE WILL MAKE IT
Our Furnishing Department is
filled with the newest and bee
for Spring and Summer in all
lines. ila'We have also added a
first class line of Jewelry,
4MOnessao
CALL IN.
• Robt Maxwell'
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care,
The Leading Shoe Store.
SUPERIOR AND
DISTINCTIVE
THE
RESS
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.BENCI-I MADE
To mention women's shoes
is to talk of the Ernoress,"
of its style, fitting qualities and
ge it er al satisfaction, which
places it in a class by itself.
Empress shoes are worn and
appreciated by -women in most
Canadian homes from coast to
coast. Are you one of the
wearers?
We are one of the 400 agents
who sell them !
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all ripe in eheeti bought Of tie.
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ing and Vre 0011 right,