The Wingham Times, 1909-04-08, Page 1THE WINGHAM
VOL' XXXVIIJ.--NO. 1.939.
WINGIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1909,
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
OLD PEOPLE
NEED
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
portion who will give it a trial.' If it does
not. we will refund their money on demand,
f
Walton McKibboo
THE RRUCCIST
} Macdonald Block, Wingham, t
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Any Time
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W1NGHA11I BUSINESS COLLEGE
has been tested in the crucible of ex-
perience, with the fire of public opinion,
and has not been found wanting. The
success of our graduates has not been
excelled. Not the largest, but the high-
est grade modern Business Sc
Western Ontario.
Individual instruction. No vacation,
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Write for particulars.
GEO. SPOTTON, Princi
1
hool in
y
pal
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Wall Paper from 5 cents per roll up,
at KNox's.
We're looking
Forward
To a bumper month. We can't
afford to go to sleep and you can
keep ns awake turning over the
stock.
It will pay us
It will pay you
Come and hunt thro' the corners
of our Chinaware stook, and if
you want a bargain you'll get one.
White and Gold Special
We've several dozen White and
Gold Cups and Saucers we want
rid of. They are'nt poor stook,
but what we sell regularly for
$1,00 per dozen. They're yours for
Spot Cash per dozen 65e
Plates to match at similar re-
ductions.
Isn't This Value.
If it isn't—nothing is. There's
a lot of Plates, Platters, Bowls,
Fruit Nappies, eta., green decors.
tion—only taking up counter room
Platters, each from 100
Nappies 30e per dozen
Plates, 40e, 50c, 60e per doz.
Think About Groceries
Why 1We're continually think-
ing about them.
THINKING about what you
want.
THINKING about where to buy
the best
THINKING about the price—
Yes and
THINKING how we oan improve
on our past
CoOItsl)
HAM
What About
ORANGES
LEMONS °CORED
BANANAS HAM
PINE APPLES
..1...M.
1. Heory Christie
PHONE 69
FLOWERS !
For all occasions — Partes,
Weddings, Funerals, eto.
Wingham Greenhouses
FRANCIS STREET PHONE 101.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Route Bills.
Horsemen requiring route bills and
cards for the season of 1909 will find the
best selection of horse outs at the TIMES
office. Bills printed promptly and at
right prices, Give us a call.. -
You can have your uttons made to
order from any ki f material at R.
MAXWELL'S tailor op.
Stat'.. tical.
Population of t e Ctonnty of Huron
as shown on ass::ement rolls of the
different mnnioipities for 1908:—
Ashfield ' 27 a Usborne .1975
Colborne ....,.15 .7 Wawanoeh E..1646
Goderioh 1914 Wawanosh W..1908
Grey 3011 Bayfield 540
Hay 31'$ Blyth .,. 816
Howiok 30 0 Brussels 1179
Hallett 24 a Clinton .2448
Morris 3211 Exeter „1006
MoKiliop 231. Goderioh 4632
Stanley 152 t Heneall 804
Stephen 30. Seaforth .2251
Tnokersmith ..2101 Wingham 2310
Tnrnberry ... 180 Wroxeter 445
54919
WANTED.—Girl for general house-
work. Apply box 338, Wingham.
,/ Telephone I
The work of
ments on the lines
Co, in Wingham
A1,1 the wires have
and the cross ar
been removed./ T
improvement on t
phine street where
in nee only one is
for the trunk lin
back streets all the
removed. Tho pl
cables gives the lo
better service. fTh
here have cost the
Mr. L, Hinkley.
giving the people
number of phones
has inoreaeed sino
proyements.
eking the improve•
f the Bell Telephone
as been completed.
esn plaoed in cables
s on the poles have
is makes a decided
e streets. On Jose -
five Dross arms were
now used and this
s. On many of the
erose arms have been
Ging of the wires in
1 eubsoribers a much
improvements made
ompany some $7,000/
he local manager, is
ood service and the.
n the local exchange
he came here.
When yon want a right stylish spring
hat, and at a reasonable price, see MRs.
GREEN.
Dr. Nelson Tait, of 498 Spadtna ave.,
Toronto, will be at the Queen's Hotel,
Wingham, all day Thursday, April 29th,
for consultation in diseases of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted.
Wingham
The Seaforth b
ham on Friday eve
very pleasant ev
players. L. Bink
members of the 1
extra good gam
points. The soor
Wingham.
L. Kennedy.....
F. Binkley 5
ayers Win.
wlers visited Wing-
ing last and had a
ing with the local
ey and John Mason,
cal club, played an
, running up to 500
s:—
Seaforth.
i4 Broderick 406
0 Troyer 456
4 862
A. Porter .4 2 Winters ..425
John Mason... • 514 Oamminge.....407
s - s • 832
A. Alderson .4•• Assent 251
0, G. VanStone..4i' Willis .....369
90620
G. 0. Manners _43 McDougal.. —344
R. Vanetone ....39 Veale 316
W. F. VanStone.87 Roberts 376
12 1035
Totais....395 3349
Wingham won b • 609 points,
Be Llbera
An exohange gi
advioe.—"There
take that a basin
to be mean in Ian
heard the prov
pound foolish.
in the way of
to be a capital
people in the
sighted enough
terest oan be
ping and cling
and never lett
their fingers.
will be found,
that he who is
useful in bus
not mean it t
should be pro
but that he eh
if he is a trade
be doing any
that in all his
well as social r
the everlaetin
no permanent
in a oommnnit
reciprocal."
in Business.
es the following good
n be ao greater mis-
ss mate can make than
iness. Everybody has
b of penny wise and
A liberal expenditure
business is always snre
investment. There are
world who are short -
o believe that their ins
st promoted by grass
fig to all they can get
ng a cent slip through
As a general thing, it
her Wogs being equal,
Det liberal is most sues
ess, Of octane we do
be inferred that a man
gal in his expenditures,
Id show his customer%,
or those whom he may
Ind of business with,
usinees traneaotions, as
Wiens, he adknowledged
hot that there oan be
oeperity or good feeling
where benefits are not
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8.
Rural T
We are please
soription list is n
a view to seonrin
what will be kno
Telephone Co.
at $10 00 each a
difficulty in seour
start the company
in this very im
town is.a very im
should not allow
villages to get the
ter. The TIMES
over with a num
to last week and
snooessfnl work'
rural telephones a
companies from n
ties are working
Bell Telephone Co
territory and man
triot will take adva
ity of installing a t
eon who is looking
community should
on Telephone Co,
Iephones.
co report that a sub -
in circulation with
enough stook to start
n as the North Huron
he shares are- plaoed
d there should be no
g sufficient stook to
Wingham is behind
rtant matter. Our
ortant centro and we
eighboring towns and
etter of ns in this mat.
an talked this matter
r of editors in Toron-
ey assured ne of the
g of a number of
d in one town three
'ghboring municipals-
uocessfully with the
Wingham has a good
farmers in this die-
tage of the opportun-
ephone. Every per -
o the welfare of this
ive the North Hur-
arty support.
Your Easter Shoes are waiting for
you here. They are very hanasome.
Come, See! W. J. GREER.
Spring Millinery.
The Misses Little, having purohaeed
an entirely new stook of Millinery, will
be pleased to show their patrons the
new spring styles in the showrooms
upstairs in Mrs. Hanna's store. Yon
are cordially invited to inspect our new
stook.
THE MISSES LITTLE.
Oratorio
The oratorical
assembly room o
Sohool last Frida
a very successful a
large attendance
zens. Principal
stated his object in
beat oratorical effor
the pupils who cam
along this line. Th
testants, and each
ilege of choosing his
Mr. W.J. McLean e
German Crisis;"
waxed eloquent o
Elgin Carrie dealt
eration;" Mr. Gor
on "Canada's contr
Navy;" Mr. A. Isbi
er Earth;" Mr. R.
as his subject, "Wi
Ross descanted on t
study of history;'
spoke on "Lady
Davidson chose "H
Pugh dealt trenoha
Suffrage;" and Mr.
the timely subjeo
tion of our N
Messrs. Dudley H
Joseph Stalker w
after due oonside
prize to Mr. Harry
es were intersperse
strnmental music,
very pleasantly an
I Contest.
ontest held in the
the Wingham High
evening proved to be
air, and there was a
f students and oiti-
ylor presided, and
iying a prize for the
was to encourage
under his tuition
e were eleven con -
as given the prix
r her own snbjeot,
oke on the "Anglo -
Mr. Harry Green
"Canada;" Mr.
ith "Imperial Fed -
on Deposit dilated
ntion to the Royal
ter dwelt on "Moth-
MoBurney chose
ghem;" Miss M. L.
e "Benefits of the
Miss E. Isbister
acBeth;" Miss R
len Keller;" Mr. 0,
sly with "Woman
T. E. Robinson took
of "The Conserva-
tional Resources,"
mes, Theo. Hall and
re the judges, and
ation awarded the
Green. Tho address.
with vocal and in-
nd the evening was
profitably spent.
"Han
The play, "Ha
opera house on T
the auspices of
was the best ent
here by local t
crowded and all
their praise of t
by the differ°
The play is an
full of fan fr
work done by R
Andy" was Cert
an A 1 Irish Co
now think that
as he should ha
is a "Paddy."
were : —Squire
O'Grady, Dr.
H. J. Jobb; D'
well; Mr. Furl
O'Conner, Alf
Brown; Farrel
Harold Webb
Turner; Mad
Fanny Dawao
W. S. MoDone
Hazel Brands
oat part of t
part well. T
and selection
0 -:theatre, w
Mr, L. 0.
in a short a
good work
in Huron
Wingham
of high
for givi
entertain
this play
Work, bu
repaid b
yAndy "
dy Andy" given in
sday evening, under
o local Y. M. 0. A.,
rtainment ever given
lent. The hall was
present were loud in
excellent work done
t persona taking part.
riah one and was brim
m start to finish. The
A. Coutts as "Handy
inly good and he makes
edian and some people
e has missed his calling
been on the stage. He
The other characters
gen, Ira Parker; Squire
. J. Price; Mr. Murphy,
k Dawson, Robt. Mex -
ng, H. F. Hicks; Edward
Schaefer; Simon, J, A.
, Ed. Small; McQuade,
Oonah Rooney, Mies
army, Mrs. Ira Parker;
Mrs. R. Maxwell, and
as atage manager. Miss
had charge of the mush,
program and did her
o songs by Brook Brandon
by the junior Y. M. O. A.
e very much appreciated.
leming, County Secretary,
reds, gave an outline of the
sing done by the Y. M. 0. A.
ounty. The members of the
Y. M. 0. A. are deserving
raise from onr townspeople
euoh a pleasant evening's
ent. The getting up of
would require a lot of hard
the young people were amply
the large attendance.
PERSON L.
Mies Jean Bone, of St : tford, is visits
ing her parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 0. Manners spent
Sunday with friends in eeswater,
Miss Bella Robertson • as visiting for
a few days with relative: at Luoknow.
Mr. A. J. Malcolm ' visiting at his
parental home near M tchell for two
days last week.
Misses Janisa Perrie . nd E. Musgrove
are home from the S ratford Normal
for the holidays.
Wm. Gannett, jr., 1 f last week for
Toronto, to take a poli ion in the works
of the Massey -Harris •.mpany.
Mrs. Coad was calls' to New Ham-
burg on Saturday owin to the serious
illness of the little den' hter of Mr. and
Mrs. V. 0. Wenzel.
Mrs. Jas. Hunt, of T. route was visit-
ing for a few days w h her mother,
Mre, Henderson, at th. Junction, who
has been seriously i11.
Barrister R. Hole- es, with Mrs.
Holmes and Master arold, are on a
trip to the Maritims Provinces, Ber-
muda Islands and the West Indies.
Mrs. Griffith, of a enietigne, Mich ,
is visiting with her riond, Mrs. Robs.
Maxwell. Mr. an Mrs. Griffith are
moving to Deso onto where Mr.
Griffith has acoepte. a good position in
the blast furnace a. d smelting works.
Mr. Robt. Fergus n, of Listowel, late
editor of the List wel Benner was in
town on Friday est. This was Mr.
Fergnson's first 'sit to Wingham in
twenty-five years and noted many
changes. He coni. find but few of the
old time residents
See the new designs in Spring Millin-
ery, upstairs: in Mrs. Hanna's store.
MISSES LITTLE,
Laymen's Mi;
The big event of
Laymen's Mission
Delegates were prf
Canada and front t
well. One of the
sonages in attendan
Fraser, Ex. Lieut.•
As an outcome of t
decided to endeavo
half millions ann
mission purposes,
ion Congress.
he past week was a
()agrees in Tononto.
sent from all over
United States as
et interesting per.
e was Sir Andrew
overnor of Bengal,
e prooeedingeit'was
to raise four and a
lly in Canada for
Tho feet we dr se for Easter will be
the best dressed feet in the- Easter
parade. Take note and see.
W • J. GREEK.
Death of
Another of th
Morris township
day evening, in
Allen, relict of th
of the 2nd line.
enjoying good
last when she w
gestion of the 1
was born in 183
Montagne, Lana
being natives of
hood she moved
Hallett township
then all bush.
she was married
Hallett and th
line of Morris,
farm up to the
religion Mrs,
terian, She had
and was held in
the community,
long resided. IS
remaining pione
Mr. Warwick di
A family of four
tars are left to m
and loving mothe
Mrs, Wm. Goll
Mrs. Stosoh,
Mrs. 0 G. °amp
of Agorsville, Alt
Robert and Geor
Tho funeral will
day) afternoon at
cemetery.
rs• Warwick.
pioneer residents of
tamed away on Tues•
he person of Isabella
late Robert Warwick
he deceased had been
alth until Saturday
s stricken with eon-
ngs. Mrs. Warwick
in the Township of
county, her parents
reland, In early girl.
with her parents to
settling in what was
orty-seven years ago
o her late husband in
moved to the 2nd
residing on the same
nom of her death. In
rwick was a Presby -
been a good neighbor
the highest esteem in
is which she had so
was one of the few
re of the township.
d some five years ago.
sons and three dough -
urn the loss of a kind
• The children are:—
y, Edmonton, Alta;
Battle, Washington;
all, Morris; Andrew,
J. D„ of Brunetti;
e, on the homestead.
ke place this (Thurs-
o'olook to Bluevale
TRUNKS and VALISES. --Big Stook at
lowest prices. W. 3. GREER.
Drs. A. J. Irwin and W J. Pride will
close their dental ojtIpeti every ,Wednes-
day afternoon fro the lot of May to
the let of October.. s
NOTICE --All biacksmf,tlxing accounts
due mo must be petit once or they
will be plaoed in o r hands for col-
lection, Payment can be made at livery
cillos, R. A. Comm
"Return Ticks s at Sin Fare."
On amount Easter' the Grand
Trunk Railway yst•n}-ivi11 issue return
tickets at Sin a are between all
stations in Ca , also to Detroit and
Port Huron, oh„ Buffalo and Niagara
Falls, N. Y. ood going April 8, 9, 10,
11 and 12th, Return limit April 13th,
1909. Full nformation from Grand
Trunk Agent .
TOWN COIIJNCII-.
The April meetingif the Town Conn -
oil was held on Monday evening with
all the members •resent and Mayor
Gregory prodding. Minutes of previous
meetings were read nd approved.
Collector Paterson reported on a few
people who had no paid their taxes.
The matter was left w th Mr. Paterson.
A petition was read rom a number of
ratepayers oomplainint of a drain from
hospital not being in :ood shape. On
motion of Comas. Elliot and McKibbon,
the matter was referreto the Board of
Health.
The Fire, Water and fight Committee
reported that nothing ad been done in
matter of placing a li: ht near salt well.
On motion of Con. McKibben and
Bone, the matter was eft in the hands
of the oommitte anti next meeting.
The Finanoe Com ..ittee recommend-
ed payment of the f. lowing a000unts:—
Ritohie & Omens, prem. Treas
Bond $ 8 00
H. B. Elliott, Print ng.... 7 75
W. A. Sanderson, .lowing snow9.80
R. Rankin, salary. . 7,00
Ed, Lewis, salary. .. , . 20 00
Geo. Allen, salary. .. 45 00
J. B, Ferguson, sal: ry and postage 55 50
Elliott & Walley, s applies 3 85
Bell Telephone Co. •• essages, eta 6.25
H Angus, work ,75
Wm. Murch, work ... 1.8U
Jas. MoMannus, wovik .75
W. A Currie, supplies,., 5 60
Wm. Stokes, work.1.. 2 40
E. Moore, meal foramp........ .25
L. Walton, work,. .75
H Walton, work ' . .75
Simmons Bros., printing . 2.00
Garlock Packing Co., packing 6 30
Firemen, 13 men at $5.. 65 00
Hook & Ladder °a., services at fire 2 50
M. Beckwith, filled charity order. .60
A number of electric light accounts
were referred ti the Council as they
had not been properly certified to and
the Finance 0 mmittee would not in
fntnre pass ace unts unless certified to
by the Ohairm n of the committee.
On motion f Corms. McKibbon and
Redmond, th report of the Finance
Committee w s adopted and accounts
from Electric ight Department were
ordered to be p id when properly certi-
fied to by the hairman.
Members of Council who are not
members of the Fire, Water and Light
Committee tho ght the work done by
that Committee hould be known to all
members of the onnoll and on motion
of Corms. MoKib on and Bone, it was
ordered, and una imously carried, that
in future the minutes of the Fire, Water
and Light Committee be read at the
suoueeding meetin;k of the Council.
Mr. J. A. Morton appeared before the
Council in referee o to the grant to the
Publio Library an.• explained the matter
very fully. The Iounoil is compelled
by law to give a g : nt of half a mill,
which is praotioall $375 and if an ex-
tra quarter of a :.. ill were given this
year an additiona ; grant could be ob-
tained from the Government. On
motion of Canna. • icKibbon and Elliott,
the sum of $100 wa: passed to Library
to applyon grant f. this year.
The Committee a.pointed to prepare
estimates for by -la •• for domestic water-
works reported the they were not able
to prepare accurate estimates.
It was moved ,y Reeve Irwin and
seconded by Conn. ,Redmond, that for-
mer motion for pr oration of by-law
re waterworks be r:soinded and that the
report of the sp oial oommittee re
waterworks be ao.epted and that we
advertise at once or tenders for the
sinking of both a .nr inch and an al-
ternate tender for n eight inch test
well.
On this motion th. Connoil was divid-
ed, four members ere in favor of the
motion and four in favor of going on
with the by-law and : see if the ratepay-
ers are in favor of d... estio waterworks
and approving a .r -law to raise the
money before any e•pense is taken in
the the matter. Aft r considerable die•
oussion the yeas and he nays were tak-
en on the motion. . e yeas—Gregory,
Irwin, Redmond • nd Vannorman,
Nays—Spotton, Bon:, McKibbon and
Elliott. The mottowas declared not
carried.
The matter of an rease of salary to
the members of th Fire Brigade was
again left over until ext meeting.
On motion of Con • a. Elliott and Van-
norman, $300 was pl..ed to the oreditof
the Publio School Bo rd.
On motion of Con.:, Spotton and Mo.
Kibbon, the Court o Revision for this
year will be compos:d of Mayor Greg-
ory, Reeve Irwin a, d Oonns. Elliott,
Bone and Redmond
On motion of 0 • ns. Redmond and
Bone, the quarter] grant of $37.50 wee
paid to the Citizen:' Band.
Oonnoil then as ourned.
For window shades and wall paper,
try KNOX'S, Wingham
Spring Millinery --LL new etook—low
prioee----In Mrs. Ilanna'r store.
Misszs Lrrra.
DOMESTIC WIATERWORKS.
By a reference
proceedings of the
be seen that ther
gnestion of whio
dealing with the
domestic watew
town of Wingha
the Connoil thin
well before a by
people and th
proper ponrse
question to t
approve of th
is available to
All the mem
importance o
domestio purp
TlatEs, along
of the Comet
shonld have a
any expense is
of Councillors
results of the
has had no wei
in dealing with
of tY a TIMES i
end;we feel sure
three Councillor
eleotion has no
of. The writ
questions Doming
a manner that h
very best interest
payers and not fo
without any fear
next year's electi
meeting was oalle
writer's opinion, t
action, but to get a
to see if it would be
the bylaw. The Ti
port anything that
best interests of t
support a domestic
but we think the p
through the ballot b
expended.
the report of the
own Connoil it will
is a deadlock on the
is the better way of
matter of securing a
ke system for the
. Four members of
it best to sink a test
aw is submitted to the
other four think the
o take is to submit the
ratepayers and if they
scheme, then the money
proceed with the work.
ers are agreed on the
a supply of water for
ses, but the editor of the
ith three other members
, thinks the ratepayers
oice in the matter before
warred. The silly talk
ving "anxiety as to the
ext municipal election"
t with the Councillors
his matter. The editor
speaking for himself,
we speak for the other'
can say that fear of re -
even been thought
r will act on all
efore the Council in
Don't forget your Easter Footwear,
and don't forget that we show the finest
Footwear made. W. J. Gana's.
Moe. Green has a large stook of stylish
spring millinery now ready for inspec-
tion, No special millinery opening, but
the ladies are invited to call at any time.
HIGH SC 001_ NEWS.
By the Literar Society Reporter.
Our boys are nsidering what they
will do in athletic this coming summer.
An Athletic Assoc ation has been organ-
ized with the folio ing officers ;—Presi-
dent, Mr. Work an ; Secretary, H.
Manager of base all department, G. E.
Tees; Manager o football department,
R. Staokhouse. he above officers form
the general cam ittee which has charge
of all athletics. The managers of each
department ha e two advisers. H,
Mutton and J. 0. Wilson assist George
Tees and W. J. McLean and P. McEwen
assist R. Stook onse. We hope to see
the boys make ood nee of the fine days
next summer;
Oa Friday e ening last the assembly
hall was fille with people who were
eager to hear he orators of the echool.
Eleven stude ta appeared on the plat-
form to disou a the varibus subjects of
the day. The speakers in order wei e —
Miss E. Isbist r, T. E. Robinson, Miss
Miss R. Davi eon, A, A. Isbister, W. J.
McLean, H. Green, R. S. McBurney
and E. Cam Messrs. Stalker, Holmes
and Hall not d as judges and after con-
sidering the different addresets they
gave the de ision in favor of Harry
Green. The subject of the latter's
speech was "Canada." Two prizes
were given, t e first was th:ee dollars in
books, and t second was two dollars.
At the time o writing the one who was
fortunate to btain the seoond prize is
not known.
Miss E. Pe dle is ill at her home with
typhoid fever but all our other patients
are better.
Miss B. Ro ertson, Miss G. Holmes
and H. Tho peon were among the
absentees duo g the past week .
It has bee decided to place on the
market a hig sohool cap in order to
deteot the st dents mere easily after
pri will be offered to the
evening reeze whispers :—
etudent who o Leine the highest mark
in the senior eying examination this
year.
That Cecil X ox has left the sohool.
That N. NJ& Ils will be leen no more
on our premiees after Latter.
That Robert °Burney has declared
at one time or other that Centre street
is the most be ifril street in town,
That a law about to be passed for.
bidding etude to to walk in groiips
the oldeWalk.
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
Etc., etc.,
is the theme 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 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 time, 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 will back
it up, that we have yet to find the
style of garment we cannot dupli-
cate, 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. We have also added a
first class line of Jewelry.
CALL IN.
RobtMaxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
Newest and latest designs in wall
papers, at KNox's
Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
McKibbon's drug store, Wednesday,
Glasses properly fitted.
IThe Leading Shoe Store.
EASTER
WE extend an :earnest in,
vitation to Everybody to
come to see our display
of handsome Easter Foot-
wear. New and choice
Creations for Men, Women,
Boys, Mhses and Children
—that we are now showing
for the first time this sea-
son. The handsomest and
Best Shoes, we have ever
fferuomiames
W. J. Greer
'PIM SHOE MAX.