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WINGHAI{I BUSINESS COLLEGE
has been tested in the crucible of ex-
andhaeenottheon found public ngrnThe
success of ourraduates has not been
excelled. Not the largest, but the high-
est grade modern Business School in
Western Ontario.
Individual instruction. No vacation.
Mail Courses. Enter any day.
Write for particulars.
GEO. SI'OTTON, Principal
THS WINGHA
VOL XXXVIIL-N0, 1942,
SOLD PEOPLE
NEED
t•tiol
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 oid
person who will give it a trial. If it does
not. we will refund Moir money on demand,
WaIton McKibbon
THE DRUCCOST
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher ohm).
Wall Paper from 5 cents per roll up,
• at $Nox's.
Christie's
Store NEWS
Eech week has it's own
points of interest, and some if
not all are sure to catch you.
Keep reading and keep com-
ing. If it isn't in the ad, it's
possibly in the store.
Tea and Coffee
Why drink poor tea and
coffee when go o,d quality
—well bought—well selected
—well blended costs you 110.
more. Try us.
Phone or send your
grocery orders.
A
98c Investment
Cups, Saucers and Plates, 36
pieces, This is an investment
—a paying one too. You can
only come cat one way on it,
and that's RIGHT, 1 doz. Cups
and Saucers with Plates. If
you don't need them to -day
you will to -morrow Or sone
other day. Don't let it slip.
Two Colors to choose from,
Spot Cash 98c
19c Glass Fruits
19c
About 50 of thein. At" the
price it's just like giving them
away, Hadn't ydu better get
more than one when you're at
it, 'l'his price means a quick
despatch.
Spot Cash 19c.
Choice Butter and Presh Eggs
Wanted.
r.r,r..rrw,,,r
1.
Heory ChrJsIie
PRONE 59
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TIMES,
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1909,
FLOWERS
For all 000esione -- Parties,
Weddings, Funerals, veto.
Wingham Greenhouses
FRANCIS STREET • PHONE 101.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
A Chea Rate.
We are offering the TIMES for the
balance of the yea , till Jan, let, 1910,
to new subeoribe a for fifty onto.
This is a splendid pportunity to send
a weekly letter me home to your
son or daughter or bsent friend at little
Dost and no labor o yourself, and one
that they will appr elate.
Naweet �a,+nd latest designs in wall
K
papers, at NOX'S.
Excursion
Harrieton Metho
arranged to run a
0. P. R, to Torontd
13, to enable the p
Ontario to hear tl
Gipsy Smith. Sei
in t1 e hall at Toro
Jets; see bills for p
Wingham $2.05.
ets good to re
day,
o Toronto.
iet Ladies' Aid have
excursion over the
on Thursday, May
1pie of this section of
famous evangelist,
s are to be reserved
to for the exoursion-
rtioulars, Fare from
Ohildren $1.25. Tick-
rn same or following
TRUN1iS and VALISES.—Big stook at
lowest prices. W. J. GREER.
Fire at
Cobalt had a ba
morningsin which a
ants and the Cohn,
trored. The baker
Frank Quirk, a son
of this town. A m
herd gives the in
oven was not destroy
building will be ere
Quirk's loss will be 1
no insurance,
obalt.
fire early Monday
hotel, two restanre
t bakery were des.
wae owned by Mr.
of Mr. John Quirk,
asageito Mr. Quirk
rmation that the
d and that a new
ted at onoe. Mr.
avy as he carried
Rooms to rent in Macdonald blook,
suitable for dwellings or offices. Apply
to R. VANSTONE.
Married ii
Dr. Alex. M. Stet
Stewart, a former r
and a young man
of our readers wa
16th at Winton 1
Lillian Agnes Tuckn
and Mrs. Henry Ti
has been practicing'
Many old friends h
Mrs. Stewart m
wedded life.
the West.
art, a son of Mr. D.
sident of Wingham,
11 -known to many
married on March
ill, Sask., to Miss
, daughter of Mr.
cher. Dr. Stewart
t t lenhnrst, Sask.
re will wish Dr, and
y years of happy
Fon SeLE.—A quantity .at good Hem -
look lumber, suitable far' sheeting, for
sale cheap. Apply at,tfie Salt Works.
Expense
We notice by t
Ontario that the
tions last June in
county of Perth
Heron, T. D. Jo
cer, $1,011.29;
Quillen, $892 8
Conant, $1,051.
Msgwotd, $1,38
Sharpe, $927.52.
Dominion electi
until the public
of Elections
public accounts of
penned of the elec-
ts and the adjoining
ere as follows: Centre
neton, returning offi-
orth Huron, W. Mo-
South Huron, Wm.
0; North Perth, T.
.79; South Perth, T, H.
The amounts for the
ne will not be known
000unts are famed.
Seed
White Cap D
$1.25 per bushel
4Ibs. 25o. at
0
rn For Sale,
t and 90•day Learning,
also Dutch Set Onions
T. A. Mints'
Serm
The annive
the Independ
was observe
by the Win
the member
ment, at ten
Methodist
ohnroh, Rev.
a most,praot
takingtad th
words from
the twentie
"Behold my
efeotively i
the duty of a
ing out th
serving their
a carefully-
diseoti ee, R
interesting
numerical at
large amonn
panned to In
et the hall,
gave brief ad
voiced their
lent disoonr
to the pr
n to Oddfeliows,
awry of the founding of
nt Order of OddfelIowe
on Sunday evening last,
ham brethren, who, with
of the Minerva Encamp.
ed divine service In the
nroh. The pastor of the
W. G. Howson, delivered
cal and appropriate sermon,
basis of bis stibjeot three
he twenty-seventh verse of
h chapter of St. John,
ands," The speaker very
pressed upon his hearers
rvi .e and sacrifice, point.
men beet serve God by
fellowmen. In conolnding
1paredtand well•delivered
. Mr. Howson gave tome
tatistior relating to the
ngth of the order and the
of peonniary benefit* din.
when. On re•aseetnbling
number Of the brethren
reason!, and the >toemberi
ppreolation of the txoei.
e by a hearty vote of thanks
er, Boy.13to, H;oweOn.
•
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8.
Calls S
At the spooial in
tery of Maitland, li
Ohnroh, Wingham,
week two changes w
of Rev. A. MeoNaj
Underwood, and Rev.
Whiteohuroh to Port
Rev. Mr. MacNab rest
Treasurer of Presbyt�
J. West, of Binevale
position. Mr. West 4
ent man for this post
stained.
ing of the Presby -
Id in St, Audrew'e
n Tuesday of last
re sustained, that
, of Walton to
G, P. Duman, of
Credit and Dixie.
tied as Clerk and
ry and Rev. W,
as elected to the
11 make an exoel-
on.
1
You can have your buttons made to
order from any kind of matorfal at R.
M4XWELL'S tailor shop.
Clean Up
Sanitary Inepeoto
tour of inspection du
and requested oar o
anuual spring olee,
It is impossible for
all the houses in tow
nB to call the att
to the necessity of
important duty wit
possible. All cos
rubbish that is sni
poses can be dumps
roadway near the
end of Josephine s
ack Yards.
Allen has made a
ing the past week
izens to make the
ng of back yards.
Mr. AIien to visit
and be has asked
tion of residents
attending to this
as little delay as
ashes and other
able for filling pur-
on the side of the
ridge at the north
eet.
Parties owing t firm of Elliott &
Walley are requested to make payment
at Walley's drug store or at TIMES
office,
North Hu .n Licenses.
The North Hu n Lioense Commis -
Manors met in th Oounoil Chamber on
Saturday last ani granted ten licenses
for the ensuing year. The lioenoea
granted were:—,. iugham—J.E. Swarts,
Alex. Orr Estate L. W. Hanson, Mra.
Dfnsley. Bluev.Ie—J. C. Johnston.
Belgrave—Thos. Hill. Wroxeter—W.
O. Corrie. Blyt. —Wm. Mason, Wm.
McCaughey, and he hotel at Walton.
The applicatioh .f C. E. Leppard,
Wingham, was lef over until the 8th of
May when the Co miesioners will meet
again.
To RENT.—Three oo..: on Victoria
street; also anine-ro•..•. house. Apply
to Miss K. M. Flstth•
School
In looking ov
Minister of Ed
1908, just to 11
to notice that
of the provino
than increasing.
the eobool popul
was high water
by year, it has
1'ese, until last
590,285. This is
state of affairs,
for serious refieo
opulation.
r the report of the
cation, for the year
d we were surprised
he sohooi population
is deoreasing rather
Thus in the year 1887
tion was 611,112. This
ark. Since then, year
een growing less and
year it bad fallen to
a somewhat alarming
d should furnish food
ion for the women of
the province. 7 here may be more in
race suicide
people are willi
the school atten
has been an i
arias. In 19
paid to male to
schools, and
Last year it w
ively.—The W
ontention than many
g to admit. But while
anoe fa falling off, there
creme in teachers' sal.
3 the average salary
ohers was $372 in rural
283 to female teachers.
s $458 and $379 rospeot-
lkerton Teletoope.
Fain WAIL
must be good
and price mu
price, and giv
buildings. Bo
En.—About 100 sores;
soil, have a good barn,
t be reasonable, State
description of farm and
322, Wingham P. O.
Bowfin
The annual
Lawn Bowlin
Council Cham
This was the
in connection
from the ant
members, it lo
the green Will
tug season. T
sleeted :—Hon
grove, M. L.
O. Dallas; p
Vioe-president,
tary•treasnrer
tive oommitt
Hanson, Jos,
vsoe president
A. M. Crawfo
T. Hepbrra; t
E. Smith and R
&fo,odenald and
honorary" me
committee into
tournament on
W. Orr, D. W
burn will offs
for during the
Club Officers.
seting of the Wingham
Olnb was held in the
er, on Monday evening.
retest meeting ever held
ith the club and judging
ueiaam shown by the
a as though bowling on
be the game of the oom•
o following officers were
president, A. H. Mae-
.; Hon. viae -president,
etiident, Wm. Holmes;
Geo. 0. lidannere; aeore•
W. H. Campbell; exacta
Bert Porter, L. W.
alker, the president and
reoeption committee,
d, l3, Cochrane and D.
stent, R. Vaastone, A.
Clegg. Metairie Dr. P.
Thos. Bell were made
ers. The executive
d holding a local rink
May 24th, Meseta, J.
Hanson and D. T. flop-
priset to be competed
arly part of the *eaten,
Roy window shades and wall Papel',
try Moox's, Wingham
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Hospital 13
Mr. Corbett, of the
"Wonderland," will
on Tuesday atternoo
May 4th, the prooee
Wingham t:eueral
piotureq will be fihe
are cordially invited
a worthy canes.
efit.
mai theatorium,
ve a performanoe
and evening next,
to be given to the
Hospital. Special
and the public
o attend, and help
The Telephon
During the past
stook has been subtler
Heron Telephone Co.
contracts have been t
in the district for tel
of seouring stook a
phones ie being pus
as possible and it i
oompauy will be in g
before many weeks.
phone companies ar
Wm in many pletoes
is no reason why
not prove snoceesf
telephones in the'
to make no cont
investigated the
Company's- plan
Company.
eek considerable
ed to the North
and a number of
ken from farmers
hones. The work
°entreats for tele -
along as rapidly
expected th
od working sathapethe
Independent tele -
in successful opera -
n Ontario and there
is company should
1. Farmers wishing
homes will do well
aote until they have
rth Huron Telephone
operation.
Former
The death of
son, beloved w
coonrred yesterd
denoe, Oxford
illness. The let
a resident of Ing
years and man
profound regret
early age of thi
husband she is sn
ter. The above f
gersoll Chronicle
a daughter of the
formerly of the
Neves was born
many old friends
learn of her death
son and Mrs. T. M
the funeral at Ing
esident Dead.
elite Wilson Hender.
e of Mr. Ely Neves,
y at the family rest-
reet after a lingering
Mrs, Neves had been
moll for the past two
friends learned with
of her death at the
y years. Besides her
vived by one daugh-
om last Friday's In -
eters to the death of
late Adam Henderson,
Blnevale road. Mrs.
in this eeotion and
ere will be sorry to
Mr. W. J. Hender.
Henderson attended
moll on Saturday.
Half Millio*Law Suit.
What promises to be a long legal
fight, involving o er half a million dol-
lars, opened int non -jury court at
Toronto, before r. Justine Britton
Monday. Many inent counsel are
engaged, and the earing will probably
Iast all week. Th plaintiffs in the ease,
Mrs. Michael A. iggott, Herbert E.
Larkin and Georg Sangster, trading as
M. A. Piggott & o., railroad contract-
ors, are claiming an alleged balance of
$523,574 from the ueiph and Goderioh
Railroad Oompan for the oonstruotion
work. Through heir counsel, Messrs.
Wallace Nesbitt K C., D. L, Mo.
Oarthy, K. C., a d M. L. Gordon, they
allege that their reemeut provides for
extra payment or "overhaniing" fn
excavating work, ••ith the chief engineer
of the railroad a sole arbitrator. The
defendants, thr•:ugh their counsel,
Messrs. G. F. :heploy, K. C., and
George Mason, .ave offered to pay
$100,000 in full o all olaime, but this
has been refused. The railroad com-
pany also oonnter .laimed for $250,000
damages, alleging hat the work is not
yet completed. T i e railroad was began
in July, 1904, an s , according to the
plaintiffs, was co..pleted in August.
1907.
Y. M. C. A , nnual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Wingham
Young Men's 0.ristian Association
was held in the .00ms in the Meyer
block, on Tuesd y evening. During
the early part of the evening the Cleo•
tion of a Board of +hectors took place,
resulting in the re.- eotion of the former
members, with the :xception of Dr. P.
Macdonald, whose .lace is filled by Mr,
J. H. Christie. Tb:.Boerd is now oom.
posed of Dr. W. 3, "ride, Geo. Spotton,
Robs Maxwell, W D. Pringle, W. H,
Green, W. J McDonald, Dr, R. 0. Red-
mond, J. H. Christ':, and Ira Parker.
Following this, the •• embers and their
friends, to the n ber of about 150,
were invited to the paoions dining hall,
where the Ladies' Auxiliary had pre.
pared ati excellent reprint, which Was
thoroughly enjoyed. During the even-
ing safisfactory and neonraging reports
were given by the o oars and those in
charge of the differ nt department, of
the work being ort ed by the Assooia•
tion, The total me berehip now num
hers over eighty, and is constantly
growing. The rooms re open every even-
ing; meetings are h Icl onoe a week for
Bible etudy,eto. Th boys' department is
in ohatgo of Mr, W Field, and a good
Work Is being done n staining the youth
and young men of e town. The pro-
gramme inelnded a nlfaber of selections
of vocal and iittr mental Maisie, and
short addresses by everal of those pres-
ant, with lir. W Price he chairman.
The erenieg war Mott plea+Ntntly rind
profitably spent.
PER .ONAI.•
kWe ale coluamntrma.
have visitors or perp
drop in and tell us, o
effect.
o have contributions to
y of our readers, 12 you
se going away yoarsol1,
fiend us; a note to that
Mr, H. 13. Es tett visited with his
parents at Brantto el for over Sunday,
Miss Fannie H gg, of Brussels, was
visiting with Wi gham friends during
the week.
Mr. F. Patereo left on Tuesday for
Toronto to take h position with the
'.Elias Rogers Co,
Dr. W. J. Pxioe is in Toronto for a
few days this eek, attending the
annual oonventio of the Outerio Dental
Society,
Miss Montgom:ry, of Deloraine, who
has been attenng the Dental College,
Toronto, is vial ing her sister, Mrs. W.
F. VanStone.
Mr, Jas. L.
oentiy for Wi
position at 13
week for the 1
Miss Jean
Mioh., arrived
and is taking
the Wingham
Mre, 3, B.
home after ep
in California.
accompanied
the summer 11
Mr. Richer
on the staff of t
Canadian Bank
week traneferre
many friends are
town, but all wi
the highest snooe
elly, who left here re-
nipeg, has eeoured a good
nff, Sask., and lett Inst
tter plane.
este Simpson, of Mio,
in town a few weeks ago
a stenographic course at
neiness College.
Ferguson bar returned
ding the winter months
Her mother, Mrs. Pelton,
er home and will spend
e.
Howson, who has been
e local branch of the
f Commerce, was this
to Crediton. "Diok's"
sorry to lose him from
join in wishing him
BUTTER and Epos.—Bring along your
Produce. Highest price paid in ex-
change for Boots and Shoes.
W. J. GREER.
CENTRE H RON HOTEL
LIC NSES.
The license co miseioners for Centre
Huron—A. Hays, Seaforth; J. B. Hoa.
ver, Clinton, and W. Patterson, A'tte
burn, with Inspec or Asquith, met at
the Commercial . otel, Seaforth, on
Tuesday of last w ek, to consider the
licenses for next ye. r. All the old lio•
enses were grantod,,as follows:
Seaforth—Queen', Mrs, T. Stephens;
Royal, D T. P1akn: ; Commercial, Mc-
Lennan & Broadfo. ; Dick House, Jas.
Dick; Grip House, 1. Oarnochan; shop,
E. Dawson.
Clinton—Waver t , J. Rlenhardt;
Normandie, S. S, Cooper; Rattenbury,
J. Rattenbury; r•mmeroiai, D. Craw-
ford; Graham Hose, R. Graham; shop,
C. EL Pugh.
Goderiah—Saul s, B. Saulta; Col.
borne, T. Johnato. ; Sing Edward, An.
nie Sing; Unio., M. Farr, 3 months
to fix up; Bed!. 5, F. Davis; 'British
Exchange, E. R. Swartz; Heron, Lillie
Craig, 3 menthe .. fix up; Ocean House,
W. Babb; shop, ". W. Sanits,
Colborne --W. Glazier, Dunlop; J.
Miller, Carlow.
Brussels—Am: icon, H. James, three
months to fix u ; Queen's, J. Qnerin;
Central, McDon:.d & Emigh.
Jamestown—T MoEwen, beer and
wine.
Molesworth— re. Sheehayer.
Ethel—J, Pull : nd.
Oranbrook—J: cob Long.
Dublin—L. ".lfo.
There are 28 eta and 3 shop licens-
ees issued in Co.tre Huron.
Se
Self control is
ties, the one m
make a man en
saving grace. I
virtue, that a rn
first impulse; th
any enterprise,
the consequence
an Important so
French advice 10
raven times roan
taking any impo
committee meet
hears ail the pro
tion before putt'
thanks to ealf.00
loges his temper
his own adrant
of ell and oil
Vinegar in hit r
creatures;that
eitnations of life
ness; that he doe
everything, end
but he oonetan
the marries the
that he keeps t
keeping; that
athere with
makes hint
MAX O'Rell,
1 -Control.
he greatest of all quall-
st eminently filed to
e-etsfnl; it ie a divine
t s, thanks to that great
it does not listen to a
a • before embarking in
h. carefully weighs All
s that before uttering
moo he follows the
et his tongue first go
bis month; that befote
r deoieion he holds a
ng with himself, and
and cons of the gnee-
gittoevote, It is,
trol, that a .man never
but lets others do it to
e; that he wee gallons
a few teatpoontuls of
Iations With his fallow•
o faoee all the perilous
with a chance of tao-
not believe he know'
beyond taking advice,
y lives and learnt; the*
omni he tltould merry t
friend' that tare worth
is reliability inspires
nfidenoe in hila, and
s of useful friends, --
e
h
a
st
CHURL
NOTES. - T
Rev. J, H. Ed ison, B.A., of Chelten-
ham, has been ducted as pester of
Knox Pxesbyteriln Church at Rinoar-
dine.
The annual ci trgregationai re -union
of B. Penl'i Cnuroh will be held on
Tuesday erenin next, In the Mille'
Memorial Hall. The adjourned Vestry
meeting takes Orme Monday evening
next at 8 o'clock.
Next Sunday i communion Sunday
in the Methodist Church. The Sacra -
meat of the Lord's Sapper will be ad-
miniatered at the 0 sae of the morning
and evening servio a, the pastor being
in charge, Visitor always welcome.
The annual rovinoial Sabbath
School Convention will be held in To-
ronto, Ootober 26.08 inclusive. One
feature of the progdnm will be a rally
of adult Bible olase a of the oity at one
of the eveuing sewn ns, 1000 men to be
addressed at one meeting and 1000
women at another.
Sunday evening next, at 7 o'clock,
the Lord Bishop of uron, Right Rev,
David Williams, D. „ will preaoh in
St. Patti's ohnroh, an confer the rite of
Confirmation on a lar number of oan-
didates. Servide into eating and help-
ful, with good mit sio. The ushers will
be pleased to show visi ors to Beats.
The Rev. W. G. 13 wean, of Wing -
ham was well received by his old con.
gregation in this pia a last Sabbath.
Mr. Howson has lost none of his old
time snap and vim, a d still seems to
delight in breaking ni rainbows and
scattering them along to path of every
life. Come again, Geq. Howson, after
the pastor has been ho9ie for a few more
Sundays.—Mitohell Ad ocate.
The annual dietriot meeting of the
Wingham Methodist district will be
held in Gerrie, on Th qday, May 13111,
beginning at 9 a. m. The ministerial
session will be held i the same plane
on Wednesday, May 2th, at 10 a. m.
Superintendents of ei suits will kindly
send their Sunday S hool schedules to
the Sunday School eoretery a week
before the district m eting, Bo that he
can tabulate them a d prepare hie re-
port for distriot meting. The Con.
vention of the W. F' M. S. will be held
also in Gerrie, on W:dueaday afternoon
and evening, May 12th. Addresses,
eto., in the event..•. James E. Ford,
Chairman; E. G. owell, Fin. Sec ;
T. E. Sawyer, S, S. o.
The complete prog
annual Session of th
enoe which is to mee
Methodist Obnroh, L
issued. The miuiateria
gin on 'Wednesday, J
a. m. and the general
vane on Thursday, Jnn
The stationing oommitt
2 p. in. on Monday, M
that their report may b
the general eeasion.
committee will meet
8 p, m. On the eve
June 1, the temperen
always a feature of t
be held. The addre
by Revs. D. E.
Oosens.
The annual meet
of Wingham Matho.
on Monday event
officers showed esti
all departments of
League is 15 a hea
work of the oomin
the direotton of the
President, Frank
president, Miss M
dent, W. T. Hail;
Miss Etta Weliwoo
Mrs. Ira Parker;
Mies Mabel Howse
oretary, A. Comte;
E. A. Hammond;
mage; pianist, M'
assistant pianist,
presentative to D'
Parker.
mime of the 261
London Contel
in Aakin Stre
udon, has bee
session will bE
.e 2nd, at 9.3
ession will oon
3rd, at 2 p. m
e will gather a
31st, in orde
ready early ii
The statistics
o. the same day e
-ing et Tuesday
rally, which i
e conference, wil
see .will be giver
artin and T. W
. g of the Epwortl
let Ohuroh was heli
n;, The reports o'.
faotory progress ii
the work, and thi
thy condition. Th
g year will be Linde;
following officers:
R Howson ; let vice
n
van 2nd vice•prest
3rd vies -president
4111 vice.preeic':nt
5th vine -president
• corresponding se•
eoording secretary,
easnrer, Mite Dal•
:a M. R. Hammond;
fat Ethel Hall; re-
trtot Executive, Ira
Dre. A. J. Irwin and W. J. Pride will
olose their dental offices every Wednea-
dAy afternoon from the let of May to
the 1st of October.
Good Advertisin
Ad
"Good adverts
or lets than the
claire talesman,
but to eaoh badly
kind of salami
oarefully detail t
he hat to sell an
ally to one cute
amount of thou
ability and toted
win perhaps a th
thi columns of
W. Poet.
Defined By A Good
User,
ng is nothing more
tack Of a good, firth
t to one individual,
nal of A that:. One
takes his time to
merit' of the geode
MOO his talk verb-
er, while the same
ht, energy, salesman
ping argument would
utand if tend through
he newepapere."•,-0,
The lee blooka
is broken and bo
ars Arriving.
at Sault Ste. Marie
Leke Superior
Stuts•
Overcoats
Trousers
Etc., etc.,
is the theme which we bring te
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 geenine
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 no 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. CO -We have also added a
first class line of Jewelry.
CALL IN.
o
L.
Tailor and
For Men
Furnisher
Who
Care.
L.
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r
a night.
a
t pleaded
i committed
P F. Collier, th fouuder of Collier's
weekly, dropped ad suddenly Friday
P. Lee, the d netting built teller,
guilty at Saekatoon and was
for sen noe.
' I
so
The Leading Shoe Store.'
te se
ok ;,..
TANS
Tens
however,
the
the
ray,
boon
tight
are
Shoe
Ties
un -
and
in
th
it
for
THE
N. ---
hVER
colored
The cane
Tan of the tight
colotiege in
Some of the
very rioh and
The short
very dainty
The
and Purnpe
models
Moderate
much Shoe
,.,sigill
NEW
before have
Footwear
Intuit b3 right,
shade and
other leathers,
new shades
handsome,
vamp givee
appeatance.
new OxfOrde,
are the favorite
end we show
ptiees, you'll
berme
'PRE SHOE MAX.