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VOL' XXX ILL -NO. 1931.
WiNGRAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY* MARCH 255 1909.
$1 A TEAR I ,ADVANCE
• •
OLD PEOPLE
{NEED
11 01
Our famous Cod Liver and Pep-
tonate of Iron tonic, because it
contains the very elements needed
to rebuild wasting tissues and
replace weakness with strength,
and to cure chronic coughs and
colds, and prevent pneumonia.
We are positive It will benefit every old
person who will give it a trial. If it does
not. we will rhgtput their money on demand,
Walton McKibhon 1
THE DRUGGIST
Lf:odonald Block, Wingham,
pelVeinguennegemnreeemeneesessame
A Big
China Break
For the next week there
will be big offerings of China-
ware at unheard of prices.
We need room and you can
help us to make it. It means
something,.to us, but a whole
lot more to you.
42 -Piece China
Tea Sets $1.98
Tea Sets of this quality china
never were offered so low.
We can't replace them at any-
thing like nthe money we offer
them to yon for. WE WANT
the ruofn. YOU THINK of
the price
Cash only $1.98.
Dinner Sts
At Immense eduction
We offer 4 s ,s only. Will
you have ? Money will
never go so tar again in
Dinnerware.
Regular $6.00 for $4.50
Regular $9.00 for $6.00
Regular $1,1..50 for $8.00
One all•China Set $10,00 cash
only.
Water Sets 98c
You're looking for a Water
Set. Now's your chance.
We've only 6 at the priee
Cash only 98 cents.
1O -Piece Toilet
Sets $1.85
6 Toilet Sets only, made of
the best class of ware, NOT
CHALK. Note the price
Cash only $1.85
This is only an index to
what we're offering. Other
lines in Chinaware going at
the same smashed priee.. To
give Sts room, they've got
to go.
What About
Groceries.
Ts there anything so men.
tial as GOOD, , PURE and
FRESH EATABLES? Al-
ways get the best. T"hat'a the
kind We keep.
J. Heury Christie
nowt 8O
FLOWERS
For all occasion* -- Parties,
Weddings, Funerals, eto.
Wingham Greenhouses
FRalloIS STREET • PHONE 101.
GENERAL: LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
`Closing o
The Robson Me
exoellent weather
which opened an
Hanna stook has be
out, sine this ooz
The sale will oonol
there are still me
general merohandi
' Saturday.
iwattle Co. hese bad
or their closing sale,
Saturday last. The
n pretty well wiped
iparty took charge,
de on Saturday and
7 good bargains in
Drink aOhristie'e Teas.
Pure Parchme
We have a stock
went butter pape
not tear when beil
for wrapping butt
and will be able
with any quentit
You may have it
name and address
on at a small extr
this paper at the
Last week
bargains.
t Butter Paper;
f the genuine parch -
the kind that will
wrapped—suitable
r in pound prints,
o supply onetomers
they may .require.
plain, or with your
neatly printed there -
cost. Calland see
rEs omoe.
"Handy Andy."
This even -known drama will be pre-
sented iu the oper .house on Tuesday
evening, April bah uuder the anspi .es
of the Wingham Y ing Men's Christian
Asaooiation. The ifferent parts will be
taken by the me hers themselves—ail
belonging to the t wn. They have been
practising and reh ageing for some time
and will no daub give a good account
of themselves on t evening of the 6th.
The play affords lenty of scope for
good noting, is br fol of humor f,om
beginning to end, and will afford an
evening of wholes me entertainment for
all who attend. he admission fee has
been placed at 25o 16o and 10o.
Spring Millinery—n stook—low
prides—In Mrs, Bann s store.
MISSES LITTLE.
New Mu
It is understood
went intends to in
tont and far-reaohi
the granting of mu
the present sessto
The bill provides
municipality shall
dividual or comps
any railway, etre
public utility, or f
corporation of wet
heat or power, nil
forth the terms an
first submitted to
assent of the ole
Mao to repeal Sect'
dated Mnnioipal
gives munioipalit
agreements wit
fora supply of w
heat and power 10
five yearn.
cipal Law.
he Ontario Govern•
educe a bill, import -
g in its effect, upon
icipal franohisee, at
of the Legislature.
hat the council of a
of grant to any in•
any franchise for
t railway or other
the supply to the
r, gas, elebtrio light,
e the bylaw Setting
conditions has been
nd has received the
ors. It is proposed
n 568 of the Consoli-
Aot of 1908, whioh
s power to enter into
private corporations
er, gas, electrio light,
a term not exceeding
TRUNgs and V.e#,isns.—Big stook at
lowest prices. W. J. GREER.
A Londo
A quiet but prett
emnlzed in the ne
tartan Ohtroh, L
Maroh 9th, at 8.3
Helena Claudia B
street, became the
field Saoktan, of
was performed b
pastor of the oh
ed the church le
father, to the
wedding mare
breith, organis
wore a cream
orealn panne
violets, and we.
Bliss Nestle, wh
The groom war
via, of Strathro
gown 'was a ha
hnyttle green
hat to ninth%, he yonng eonple will
reside in Karat roy. Mist gown web
head .milliner th Misfit Boyd for one
neaten Old her • deride bete will 'with
her meaty y
Wedding
wedding Was son
St. James Presby
ndon, on Saturday,
O'clock, when Mies
we., of 191 St, James
bride of l2rrry Stans-
trathroy. Oeremony
Rev. Thos. Mitchell,
oh. The bride enter-
ing on the arm of her
trains of Lohengrin'e
, played by Mr. Gal -
62 the church. Bride
Meese gown and bat of
velvet, trimmed with
attended by her sister,
was similarly attired
upported by Jaoir Jer.
Pride's going away
some tailored suit of
each broadcloth, with
Read minis & Co.'s adv. on AWL
Play 'air,
t be made dominant
e. It mist rola in
Our bond meet be
e unfair as, the oon-
nst teaoh thein to
Iop the spirit of fair
be our heritage as a
h Empire, It should
as it does in those of
The player who takes
ahould be hissed off
nese should be pleased
ng, dioe.loading or
This prtnoiple ma
in our Canadian 1
our sohoolyarda.
taugbt to regard t
temptible. We
oberieh and dev
play that should
child of the Brib'
rule in our sport
the motherland.
a mean advnnta
the field. Unite
with horse-dru
oard•marking,'
1d'anna store
midnight.
saes Saturday next at
We D
A little o
whams father
chant, and, ae
opportunity t
'virtues of adve
his mother:
"May Lucy a
store in the front
"Yea" assents
you must be vary
"All right"
"we'll pretend
Lippinoott'e,
't Advertise,
p in Philadelphia,
a a prominent =r-
anch, never loses an
descant upon the
tieing, one day asked
To RENT,—G
one acre of gar
Apply to L. Pe
North street, W
•
d I play at keeping
oom?"
the mother; "but
'net.
id the youngster;
don't advertise"—
d brick,x%nse, with
good stable.
?t the promises,
Lucknow
A few days ag
visited
by a majority
en
was a little be
remarkable. play
skipped by Mr. F
age age of the pI
69 years and w
win out from
rinks it allows t
lost none of th
rinks and scores
Wingham
ga
W
0
C. Ce, Vanstone
R. Allan
L. W. Danson
V. VanNorma
skip
Rev. 0. E. Jos
G. 0. Manner@
R. Vanstone
Wm. Holmes
skip
J. Mason
W. Muir
Dudley Holm :e
A. M. Orawf• d
skip
G. Spotton
K. Rae
H, Broadfoo
D, T. Hepbn n
skip......
T. Gregory
Geo. Mogen .ie
0. N. Griffin
F, Patterson
skip
Total
Curlers Won,
five rinks of Lucknow
agleam and won out
19 shots. The ice
and this fact makes
•g for the local rink
Paterson. The aver-
yers on this rink was
en they were able to
ne of Luoknow'a best
t the old players have
arts of cornett. The
e. as follows: —
Lnoknow
W. Stewart
Rev. Mr. Saunders
T. F. Clain
W. Bryan@
10 skip . 18
s J. hunter
H, MoQaillan
R. MoLood
W. Allan
12 skip 16
J. Hfliard
A. McPherson
T. Watson
J. G. Murdock
15 skip 13
H. Armitage
J. Habbiok
T. K Reed
R, Johnston
9 skip • 25
J. Anderson
G, A Siddall
13. Archer
G. Anderson
17 skip 10
n
63 Total
Mrs. Green hat a Large oto.: of stylish
spring millinery now e • for inepeo.
tion, No speoiel milli" : y opening, but
the ladies are invited to coli at any time.
Test Well t
There was a lei
payers at the mee
lug last, called b
consider the dam
tion. In calling
the Mayor outii
vided for the si
wells, near the
whioh the wate
the present Bye
through the to
outlay of $5000
it was proposed
raise that am
R. Clegg, Mr.
Kenzie, Oonne
others spoke b
in the discoed
better plan we
drilled and th
Whitting the b
drilling a well
Would
be abbe
done and the
was entirely
Malian*, ria
eifeot Willi
ing. So tar as
poise M oonoer
two sources of
wells, or the ft
the Maitland.
Would be to
titian the form
falling euppt
(Mitt have th
teat Swell pr
date as poesibl
f happy wedded life. d
De. Owens, Oonliet, London, Surgeon
Eye, Bar, Idose And Threat Will be at
McKlbbon'a drug store, Wednesday,
Appril list. Hours: it p.m. to 8
Cameo o propdrly iittldl.,
be Put Down.
atteudanoe of rate-
ing on Friday even -
Mayor Gregory, to
stip waterworks quem•
he meeting to order,
d a plan, whioh pru-
ing of three artesian
ramping Station; from
bonid be secured. Then
m could be extended
n as petitioned for. An
ouid be required, and
to submit a by-law to
nt. Reeve Irwin, Mr.
. A. Taylor, llfr. G. Mo.
Redmond, .Bone, and
efiy on the matter, and
n it was thought that a
Id be to have a well
water tested before sib,
law. The aetual coat of
to the depth required
this $450and is ooulal
be
ter totted to see that it
satisfactory for all
ally a motion to that
opted by the meet -
ester for donlestio put -
ed, there appears to be
ripply, viz , fromartesian
.tion of the water frail
The latter, it ie claimed,
ieWhet more expensive
batt would give an net.
The bound' wilt no
Work of putting down d
ed with at At early it
1 lghewt paid for hider and p su1
at , l butcher shop.
Reception to
Onthe evening of Fr
the members and friend
Baptist Ohnrob met aro
board, in the basement
and vretoomed to their m
L. Steeves, of Whist
who has now taken u
After partaking of the s
so tastily provided, oho
made by Messrs. Peter
ens. Gavin Wilson, Go
othere. The evening w
17 spent.
aster.
day, 19th dist,
o! Wingham
d the festive
t the church,
dot, Rev. W.
r University,
the pastorate.
mptuous spread
speeches were
Weer, A. Coe -
go Pocock and
S very pleasant -
1f you want the 1 at of the Hanna
stook bargains, some ow, Saturday is
the last day.
Model Scho 1 Entrance.
'file time -table fo tee dopartmental
examinations, in o 'emotion with the
entranoe tomodel schools, seta forth
the following:
June 22 ---Element •re- science (a. m )
and algebra and geo .• etry (p. m.)
June 28—Englieh composition and
writing and book•ke:ping and business
papers (a. no.), geo aphy (p. m )
June 24--Arith .• etio and spelling
(a. m.), English Ii •venire (p. itt)
June 25—Eng eh grammar and ext
(a. m ), history, ritieb and Canadian
(p• m.)
The last day, ' ne 26, ;;French gram.
mar and Frenoh omposition; the whole
of the day.
See the new designs in Sprin
ery, upstairs: in Mrs Hann '
MIs
illin.
store,
s Lune.
Best Edito al Page.
Iq the judgment o many readers the
most interesting ed'torial page in Oan-
ada is that of The Toronto Daily Star.
Mr. John Lewis, uthor of the Life of
George Brown, an for many years chief
editorial writer , n Tile Globe, is The
Star's chief wri•-r, and the staff has
recently been in reused by the a000e-
sion of Mr. Jose ' . T. Clark, "Mack,"
formerly editor 01 he Saturday Night.
Mr. Lewis and hair, •lark stand in the
first rank of their rofession in Can-
ada, and, the oombi ation of two such
writers on the staff .of the same paper
is something uniqa in Canadian jour-
nalism. The Star's .dttorials are always
sane, progressive, exceptionally free
from bias, politica or otherwise, and
always eminently readable. Special
contributions, in w, ich "Mack's" per-
sonality le partionl,rly noticeable, are
now an outstanding 'eaters of the page,
so that altogether it little wonder that
it is popular.
GIRL WANTEit,—For general house•
work, in West Toronto; snail family;
good wages. Apply to Da Rs 0. J.
GRerfets, Wingham,
Spring Millinery.
The Misses Little, having phased
an entirely new stook of M very, will
ba pleased to thew the' patrons the
new spring sty s in he showrooms
upstairs in Mr . anua's store. No
formal opening, ut will be ready for
bneiness Saturday. Maroh 27th, 'You
are oordially invited to inspect our new
stook.
TIE MISSES LITTLE.
BUTTER and Eoos.-Bring along your
Produce, Highest price paid in ex-
change for Boots and Shoes.
W. J. GRnnR,
Does Not Crow Wiser.
The world does . ot grow wiser as it
grows older. The a are curtain errors
of oaloulation, bared on a mistaken es.
timate of human • ature, whioh repeat
themselves with e generation, though
they have been f . nd ant, exposed, la -
baled and widely announced five thou-
sand times. Suo•, for example, is the
oats 01 the sanguie ydting womau, who
marries a rake • • r the purpose of re-
forming him" S • oh is the came of the
father who takes • 10 indolent and shift-
lees son into len roma, expecting that
responsibility wi + steady bite. Snob.
is the cage of the .hnv% whioh elects a
pereon to office •• order to meonre his
aotive interest • the work of the
church. Suoh it the title 0f the old
people who maks , ver their property to
their children, oping to enjoy the
proofs of their : ratitude through the
declining yearn ' f their life. These
thing* all work .ne wily, perhaps an
exemption e.0 re e to be quite un.
deserving of atte • ion, and their method
stud result pretty enerelle known; and
yet, such 1* the c n0eit of men that el.
most all who try to experiment believe
Meet they by rem .n of supeeler wadies
Will be able to o what thonaande of
others aotrowfuli failed to aeeempllbll.
The laW of the heavenly ttingdonr it,
"Make the trey good and the frail
good," beginnin : the reform With the
tree and not sw1 h the fruit; and that
lnrg oatwat sat fit trimiirgitata+ed,•--Ek,
13achetors i3 sten ey Benedicts.
Oonsiderable , • imminent was afforded
those who with: and the programme at
the rink last Fr day night. Two Inter-
estieg hookey ,• . tones were pulled off,
in whioh it w s demonstrated that
bachelors have 'ot the staying powers
of Otte benediete • the strenuous game,
and that impute ea is not condnoive to
profioiency in e hockey realm. The
bachelors and nedicts first faced the
peek, the teams being composed of the
followigg:--Bao . elan.D. McGillivray,
J. McGillivray, Bert Elliott, P. Oody,
H, Dunlop, F :d Orr, H. Armour;
l3enedicts—W. etheson, E. Moore, A.
A, Fleming, Ted" Elliott, Leslie
Young, Ivan. J • hnston, D. L Dinsley.
The score at the end of the half -hoar, as
given out, stoo, --in favor of the
benediots. The . contest between the
"Fats" and " Itme," with a large
basketball mem:• ing the purpose of a
puck, and broompressed into service as
sticks, evoked c , nsiderable mirth, and
resulted in the d;feat ot the big fellows
by 6 goale to 4. The teams were made
up as follows: Fate --,•A, Pilon, E.
Moore, J. MoKe .h, Ohas, Vermorman,
J. Vannorman, : red Orr; Slime—I. T,
Lennox, E. C. Chapman, E, Armour,
D. McGillivray, J. Hanna, H. Hendrick.
In the boys' ra• e, Chae. McLean Dame
first, with Wi • Elliott second. The
girls' race wa won by Miss Hazel
Jones. D. L. +Insley won out in the
fat men's conte
Wingham he key o.ub—minne three
of the regular
Wiarton, at the
ing, and et Che
The "Silver Se
genies,
players—played with
place on Monday even-
t*, on Tuesday evening.
a" met defeat in both
RUBBERS; RUBBERS! 1 Men's 75o;
Women's 50o; Girls' 40o; Child's 35o.
All new goods, W. J. GREER,
Canada's Tra portation System. -
Very few peop a in Canada have an
idea of the amoun expended in money
or equivalent itt Ian , by the Government
of Canada upon t importation. Hon.
Mr. Emmerson prase ted to the House,
when advocating that the Government
consider the subject . f leasing feeders to
the Interoolonial, @o e very interesting
florae. What is kn.wn today as the
Interoolonial railwa nos& the country
on capital account $:',744,937. Up to
the time of Confederation there had
been expended on oan: s about 120,000,-
000,sinoe then the Dom' . ion Government
have expended in canal ystema the sum
of 191,734 718, Upon. the Canadian
Pacific railway the a overnment of
Canada expended in sub idles and con-
struoted lines, the aim of $87,425,000
In addition to this the C. nadian Pacific
railway company reoei ed from the
Government 27,924,190 a res of our best
farming lands, This lan has been res•
sonably estimated at $6 511 acre, much
of it is worth 125. At •5 per acre this
land would be worth t. ; sum of $139,-
620,950, making a grad total for the
Canadian Paoifio railw • and its brannli.
es 01$227,045950. Can: da's investments
in these three insten•es amount to—
In canals, $92,000,010; Interoolonial,
182,000 000; Canadian Paola°, $225,000,.
000. Bonny of land a • d money to other
railways adds $67,001,000 to the above,
making a grand to el of $457,000,000
whioh Canada has . • ntributed towards
solving the great pr Tem of transporta—
tion. The mileage • Canadian railways.
le approximately 23,+40 and they employ
124,000 men. Their gross earnings last
year were $147,000,0. ►, equal to $403,000
a day for every day of the year. They
employ more men t .. n the total popula-
tion of Prince Edwa d Island, with that
of
Halifax, N. S., a. ded. The business
Of the railways eqn le the total money
circulation of the or. • ntry, and 0f eery
hundred dollars, e: ned in Canada by
railways, over 14 ate directly and
immediately paid nt to employees.
These figures show the importance of
developing the trine portation faoilitiee
of Canada. They p • • ve that the Gov
ernmont noted wisel is embarking upon
She National Transo • • ttnentel. That in
the vary near future ven this great na-
tional line will be ertaxed, and that
the vett territory so he north of it -will
in tarn demand th t reilwey faoilitiee
be provided The eatien and opera.
tion of a railway ystem means pros.
perity to the people. Canada would not
have advanced to e proud positioxs in
the oommeroial w . rid the obanplee tee
day wet° it not fo the foresight of the
Government in priding meant of cont-
mnnioatton from he remote placer in
the west to the m • kets in the east..
Homeseekera' E ursionsTo Western
C nada.
Oarnmencing .ril 8th n ntinning
every eeoand T sday ruaept. 21st,
100P, the Grand run Railway Syateee
Will iasot seen d. . . se return tiokets,
good for 60 . ' from ell stations in
Ontario t0 pri• , ,a1 pointeirt Manitobe.
Setketehewan • . d Alberta, vitt Chioue.
Rates:•-- Winni .g and retort, 02.00;
Edmonton and @turn, $42.110. Fropow-
tionate rete@ t. ether ppante. Full in.
formation and elate frern any Grand
Trunk tioiet • t,
PHLJRCIi
OTES.
During the Lento
Jenkins, rector of St
delivering a series
day evening on "Th
Christ.." The enbje
ing next will be 'Pe
Rev, $. S. Magee,
the Temperance a
Sooiety, of the Met
preach here next S
evening. 8e oarrie
17 interest, and of
anoe. Don't fail t
The illustrated 1
Christ," given by
Beassele, in the
day evening, p
and inetrnotive.
presented in oonn
of the leoturo, rh
the canvas a num
and songs. The
attendance.
season Rev. 0. R.
Pani'@, has been
Rotenone on Sun -
men who ornotfy
tfor Sunday even -
Field Secretary of
d Moral Reform
odist Ohurch, will
day morning and
a message of time,
the highest import,
hear him.
oture on the "Life of
ov. E. G. Powell, of
thodist Ohnroh Mon-
od to be intoreating
Besides the views
otlon with thesubjeot
re were illustrated on
er of familiar hymns
e was a very good
Last week of he Hanna stook bar
gains, Wingham.
HIGH SC COL NEWS.
By the Litera y Society Reporter,
Wanted, on or before March 29th, one
dozen cote. A A. • ly at the office or to
any of the foul • form students,
We are please i to report that Roland
Hough is reoov ing.
Another of o • r students, Miss Millen,
left our preeen e and now only thirty-
four
hirtyfour benches : re Riled in Form IV,
Within the leen week our hockey boys
honor upon the school by
otories over the boys of
gh Sohoot, On Wednes.
rdine paid ne a visit, but
not what they wanted, it
favor of our boys. On
boys journeyed up to
nd doubled the snore, it
e have now come to the
t there's no hope for Kin.
have refleote
winning two
Kincardine
day last Kin
the snore wa
being 8 6 i
Monday, th
Kincardine
being 6.8.
conolusion th
sardine.
The orattri I contest will take place
on Friday, Anil 2nd, in the assembly
hall. Several of the boys and girls have
entered and w expect to hear some ex-
cellent address s.
At last the d to for the feasb has been
selected, and on Wednesday, April 7th,
the tables will b spread.
The regular eeting of the literary
sooiety was heldlon Friday Iast and a
good program *as given. The third
form girls sang a very pathetic chorus,
which we are sur affected the teachers
a great deal.
When you wands rlghts•stylish spring
hat, and. at a reason ldprioe, see fans
GREEN,
ASSISTANCE N
UNDERDRAINAGE.
Demonstration .f Methods of Survey-
ing fo Drainage.
Underdrainage will pay for itself in
from one to th :e years. Perhaps no
example in Ontario demonstrates this
more oonolusivel • than the drainage of
"the Rittenhouse • arm" at Jordan Har-
bour, in the Niagre peninsula. Origin-
ally it was very w=t, so much so indeed
that often the oro s Were scarcely worth
witting. In 1906 r. M. F. Rittenhouse
of Chicago gave i to the Government
for an hortionitn .1 experiment farm,
Io 1907 it was uncle drained, the lines of
tile being laid ab • t four and a half
rode apart. In man places the soil -was
very, very heavy, e• that the digging
Was hard and the me high, about 125
an sore. In 1908 on • , e part that was
formerly the wettest 0 grew 65 bushels
of oats to the sore, t • ereby praetioally
paying for the drama 'e in one season;
for, the year previa s the oats on the
same land were not w rth nutting,
The Rittenhouse is nt was surveyed
and the drainage stream planned by the
Department of Phys es at the Ontario
Agricultural College Any farmer in
Ontario Who is eon emplating under-
drainage may on tip lioation have his
farm Surveyed, the dr ins planned, and
the grades determined A finished Map
Containing this rotor tion and also the
eiz of tile - d is 1 ►
e a abniee
w ant to the own -
eras soon as complete . The only out.
lay oonneoted 'with t e survey le the
travelling expenses o Dna man from
Guelph to the. terra, c misting of rail-
way fare, meals and tirOege of buten-
Monti. The railway 'fare Is only one
cent t0 mile slob WAY tor this work.
At the oonolneion bt each survey a
drainage demonstratidn is held in the
field. and simple pramtioal methods of
surveying a drain, determining its grade
and teemrin
a true e b4ttoin are denten.
abated, end the be4ellte of drainage
diaaneaed.
Anyone dotting.Survey' and elan
ebould 'apply to PrcR• Wm. H. Da ,
Deppaaritnent of I'liysirskkk, 0. A..0.. Guelph.
A large un:mber of applioatlone are at,
heady in for that *Wks,
SP
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
Etc, etc.,
is the theme which we bring to
your notice at this time.
Some wise roan bas said, " My
son, get wisdom, and with all thy
getting get understanding,"
The ,wise man to day says, "Get
a new suit or overcoat, andwhen
you are getting, get it made to
your order in your own town,
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 bad for some time, and
at prices corresponding with the
qualities shown.
Space will not allow us to go
into detail, but
WE 1-IAVE THE GOODS
and can make them any style
desired. We are dealing in
strong statements, but will back
it up, that we have yet to find the
style of garment we cannot dupla.
tate. And although plain, neat
styles are more 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 best
for Spring and Summer in all
lines, IEZt-We have also added a
first class Iine ot Jewelry,
CALL IN.
Robt Maxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
The 0. 3'. R. is negotiating for an oleo
vator alta at Vancouver in ooaneetion
with its plans to ship wheat via the Pa.
oifia.
The Leading Shoe Store.
THE WAVE OE FASHION
The name that stands
highest as representing the
last touch of distinction in
Canadian women's shoes
is "Einpress." Faultless
in Style, Fit and Comfort.
Thousands are wearing
them to=day. Are you?
ITIT6 are the "Empress