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VOL XXXVIII. ANO. 1943.
OLD PEOPLE
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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 door
not. we will refund their money on demand
Walton Mckibboo
THE DRUGGIST
jodonzd Block, Wingham. f
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WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE.
has been tested in the crucible of ex-
perience, with the fire of public opinion,
and has not seen found wanting. The
success of our graduates 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. SPOTTON, Principal
Highest price paid for hides and peril -
try at T. Fella' butcher shot,.
Wall Paper from 6 cents per roll up,
at Knox's.
0011111E11111
It flepeods
On You
Everybody wants to be pro-
gressive, We do. Don't you?
We also want to do a little
better for you whenever op-
portunity occurs. Just tell
us where our values are'nt
right and we'll put on our
thinking caps. Are we to be
ahead of a year ago? It de-
pends on you; We'll do our
Part.
oimiffriimmmomlirmimiramonse
Another Snap
45 Cake Plates at 15c
See them and you woh't
hesitate to declare them great
big value. They're beauti-
fully decorated and nice size.
Only 45 of them.
Spot Cash l5c each.
Why
Are our groceries always
fresh. Simply because we
turn over large quantities.
Think what that means and
SEND ALONG YOUR
O1IDERS.
Worivoimosammisimalimommiimiodmiftimemimiminilamoloomo
8c Each
Several dozen glass pickle
trays, Do tort want one?
We've more need for the room
than the trays. Pick then% ftp
at this price
Cash 8c Each
Just Arrived
A big shipment Of Dinner.
Ware, Toilet Ware, .Sio, Get
the first of thein.
Choke Putter Pesti Eggs
Wanted.
1. Heary Christie
PHONE 59
i
FLOWERS !
For all 000wione—Pm6iee,
Weddiuga,. Funerals, eto,
Wingham Greenhouses
Fagrvor9 srgssm � Paoan 103.
For all 000asione ensues,
Weddinge, . Ft anerals, eto,
Wingham Greenhouses
FRA,NO1S 6TREET - PFioNn 101.
Wear Qreer'e Shoes and Rubbers
Insurance in
The Underwrite
Inspector was in
last and the nrem
It took a very shoe
stream of water wa
specter's report h
(aimed
bythe Tow
h
pector Here.
s' Fire Inetraooe
wn on Thursday
n were called out,
time before a good
on band. The In.
not yet been re-
Olerk..
Newest and latest
papers, at KNOX'S.
designs in wall
Anoth
Mr. Geo. Spott
link to the chain
which already oo
Eastern and West
June 1st Mr. Spol
Niagara peninsula
lege at Welland.
and the venture ahs
oessful one.
Link.
is adding another
of business colleges
ors a large area of
am Ontario. About
on will invade the
and establish a col-
itis is a good centre,
nld be a most sue -
TRUNKS and VALISES.—Big stook at
lowest prices. W. J. GREER,
Winter
Since our last is
thisdistrict anothe
of winter weath
snow storms were
days. As a result
seeding operations
few days. The w
shown algae of ap
others will have to
to catch up with t
eather.
ne we have had in
genuine good taste
Regular winter
in order for a few
f the bad, weather
ave been set bank a
ether this week has
ng and farmers and
ove faster in. order
r work.
Roams to rent in Macdonald block,
suitable for dwellings or offioes. Apply
to R. VAI STONE.
Excursio
Harriston Metho
arranged to run a
0. P. R. to Toron
14, to enable the pe
Ontario to hear th
Gipsy Smith. Sea
in the hall at Toro
iota; see bills for pa
Wingham $2.50.
ets good to retur
day.
n
d
n
t
0
e
Toronto.
t Ladies' Aid bave
eXoureion over the
on Friday, May
le of this section of
famous evangelist,
are to be reserved
o for the exoursion-
tionlars. Fare from
hildren $1.25 Tiok•
same or following
Round Trip Excu
To Seattle, Wa
Tacoma, Wash,
ingham, Wash ,
coaver, B. 0 , Sa
Angeles, Cal., et
20th to Sept. 30
31st, 1909. For
motion aali on an
agent.
Lo
Rates.
nd, Ore.,
ash., Bell -
B. 0., Van-
: •o' -co, Cale. Los
..d going May
eturn limit Oot.
iokete and full infer -
Grand Trunk ticket
one Company.
Oiling the stook and
ntraota for the North
Company is being
good enemas. Al -
worth of stook has
a large number of
ones have been se.
r for the company
and a general meet -
elders will be held
ted that a good deal
work will be carried
d many of our ferra-
te to have telephones
he. The people of
ken very kindly to
The Teiep
The work of
taking telephone 0
Huron Telephon
carried along wi
ready some $3,00
been enbeoribed a
contracts for tele
cured. The aha
has been applied f
ing of the she
shortly. It is ex
of the oonstructio
crit this summer
er friende will be
before many m
this dietriot hay
the proposition.
h
e
r
eo
n
ab
nt
to
Huron ounty Assizes.
The list of o: sea entered for trial at
the jury sitting: of the High Court for
this county, w . soh were held last week
at the court h , nee at Goderiah, was a
re or
o d break
e there being no feVoer
than twenty- ; • e actions set down. The
trial judge w.s Honorable Mr. Jnetiee
Mute, A go d many of the oases were
adjourned a . d a number were settled
without tria . The oases of local in*
tercet were: Bank of Hamilton vs. Min
Donald. --An notion for the payment of
a cheque dr wn on the Beek of Ramis•
ton by defe • dant John Hamilton, of
Turnberry, nd endorsed by the payee,
defendantf ;honored.
of Ashfield.
which was • ;honored. The amount of
the chegtie as $672.50. Postponed to
next tatting: of the Corirt with a jury.
Scott VOL • P. R.—Thi; eves an ao-
Meant %iron • • t by Robert Soott against
the O. P. ' . for $20,000 for the death
of his wife Elizabeth Aun Soott, and
their two s n1, Leonard and Ifdnrray,,
in an acted lit near Auburn last No-
vember. T • : plaintiff alleges tea,
genes on t.. part of the driver and
fireman, had been on duty a long
time withon sleep, and that they Were
running At n exoew.ire rate of speed,
and that th whlatle vias not sounded
nor the bell rtutg. A lettlennent in this
ogle Will MOW/ed betwersn the partlef.
WINGLAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 6; 1909,
Read Willis lit Co.'s adv. en_Page
Lest Yo Forget,
We beg to rennin ell interested that
the Tunes prints e . • elopes, note heads,
letter heade, bill heads, statements,
shipping tags, bu: sees dards, calling
dards, funeral oar. -, dodgers, hand bills,
auction sale bills, wedding invitations,
announcements, :to. And 9ombine
good material tie skilled workman-
ship.
A Word
The "Queen
have been dist
not Qontain 11
Quality"
t shoe
stook. You w
are marked
"Queen Quail
the ordinary
the special o
vite every lad
beautiful shoe
have just plane
ri
in
s
t
e
r
8
f Explanatio
aality" book, to which
nted in thi section do
trations the "Queen
hioh w avelaced in
n tie these booklets
pe i edition," The
ople being out of
ttion of booklets, sent
xtord edition, We in-
to dome in and see the
of this make which we
into stook.
WILLIS & Co.
Di
The annual r
Division courts
to hand last we
tion of interest
Division Court
the Town of
of Turnberry,
nosh and Al
Ross is the Ole
Bailiff. In th'
ive of trans°
judgment su
amount of ala
amount of ala
courts, $390 86
summons ente
paid into co
money paid out
the suits entere
less than $10; s
$100, 142; over
6; Clerk's fees,
$221.46.
;siert Court.
port of the Inspector of.
for the year 1908', came
k and °obtains informs -
to our readers, The 8th
f Huron, comprises all
ingham, the Township
portion of East Wawa-
ris Townships. Alex.
k and Geo. A. Pbippen,
court 148 suits, exolus-
ipts of judgments and
one, were issued. The
me entered was $4,474.21;
ms received from other
number of judgment
ed, 20; Suitor's money
rt, $1,762.24; Suitors
I court, $1,706,48. Of
41 were for amounts
its for claims less than
100 and less than $200,
$337.10; Bailiff's fees,
Fort SALn.--11 quantity of good Hem•
look lumber, suitable for sheeting, for
sale cheap. Apply at the Salt Works.
Wingham's
Assessor Daiwa
work and the roll w
Clerk Ferguson on
figures are here giv
of last year
:—
ssessment.
has completed his
e returned to Town
aturday last. The
along with those
1908 '1909
Total assessment $779,616 $779,110
Business asseseme • t.... 87,795 88,480
Value of lands. ... . , ..162.050 152.340
Value of buildings .... 685.970 639.840
Income. 8,700 3,200
The figures for his year show the
total assessment to be $405,00 lees than
last year. The tal assessment by
wards for the p• et two years to as
follows; -'-
Ward 1
1908 1909
,,..,.133.575 136.910
" 2 ........ .......148,440 148,720
237,970 230,240
269,580 268,240
" 3
,. 4
The number
And 16 is 469,
year, and the
tween 5 and 2
686 1att year,
at 2,851, an inore
f ohildren between 5
mpared with 436 last
number of persons be -
is 632, compared with
e population is given
se of 40 over last year.
BUTTER and Eons.—Bring along your
Produce. Highest prioe paid in ex.
change for Boots and Shoes.
W. J. GnnEER.
Confirmatio
Perhaps the
pressive Oon&r
in St. Pleul'a 0
Sunday eveni
very large, the
the doors, and
gain admittano
livered a most
message, based
Pant to 9.'imoth
2:3—"Then the
as a good soldier
preacher oharaot
great army in a
mission to deist
devil and establi
God. The quell
soldier were et
'obedience, coils
elution, the ape
especially the oa
tion, to be true so
as in other renpe
Oonterred the imp
the largest class
Panl'a, there bei
thirty males and
tatiafa.,tory featur
bet of adult mal
The services wer
our, the 1peolal in
highly Appreniai
services axe part
the reo#ort, RI+r,
bean energetic a
in behalf of the
slnoQ Owning
Service at St. Paul's.
oat interesting and im•
ation services ever held
uroh, were those of laet
. The attendanoe was
dilloe being crowded to
many were unable to
Bishop Williams de-
pra' tidal and foroefte
port the exhortation of
as found in 1I Tim.
efore endure hardness
f Jeans Obrist," The
rized the Ohuroh as a
°reign damp, and its
oy the wake of the
h the sovereignty of
es requisite for a good
ikingiy portrayed, as
disoip#ine. In con•
er exhorted all, and
didatet for imamate
in these as well
to, The Rieh°p then
serve oereinouy upon
the history of St,
g -fifty candidates—
wonky females. A
WW1 the large num.
Who Were re0eived,
interesting through•
to of the ohoir being
The snobesafal
nearly gratifying to
E. leaking, *ho bits
untiring in his efforts
embers Of hie pariah.
Accidents Among
The Monetary Times 1
an ambient obart'that is
tion. It shows that in 0
83 farmers lost their iiv
on trains and 13 Were inj
as lost their lives by
horses and oattle, and 4
injured. The threshing
ed a toll of 14 lives an
farmers were killed by 1
iojnred.
armers.
toly pnbllahed
11 of informa-
tario last year
e while riding
red. 19 farm.
ooidents with
were seriously
aohine olaim.
61 injuries, 7
htning and 38
For window shades and
try Kr ox's, Wingham
wall
Vestry Me ting.
The adjourned Vestr
Pant's Ohnr,oh was
evening. ,The atatetne
funds of the church wer
showed the finances to b
isfaotory condition, t
raised for all purposes
ably in excess of last ye
aided to introduce a sur
a committee was appoin
matter in hand. Foil
ofioers for the current
Warden, R Pans1 ne;
en, Benjamin Scott; V
Smith; Sideemen, N.
Hillborn, A. J. Alders°
D. B. Porter, E. Nash,
C. G. VanStone, E. Mo
Advisory Board, R Ole
0. N. Griffiu, $• Scott
Organist, Mies N. H
leader, W. H, Willis; S
Auditors, W. Moore,
Delegates to Synod,
Nethery.
paper,
meeting of St.
Id on Monday
s of the various
presented, and
in et very sat -
total amount
eing consider•
r, It was de-
lioe choir, and
d to take the
wing are the
ear:—Rector's
eople's Ward -
try Clerk, J, 0
Sinclair, G. V
, A. E. Porter,
• E. Robinson,
ire, Dr, Evans.
A E. Porter,
W. J. Boyne;
tighten; choir
xton, I. Coles;
N. Griffin;
. Moore, J.
You can have your buttons made to
order from any kind of material at R.
MAxwseiestailor shop.
West Huron Worn n's institute.
A meeting of th West Huron
Women's Institute as held in the
Council Chamber, Clinton, on Tuesday
afternoon, April 271h. Representatives
were present from G erioh, HoImee-
ville, Wingham and 01 nton. Mrs. W.
J'enkine, President, oo.. pied the chair.
The most important tem of business
was to arrange time . nd plane of an-
nual Meeting. Co •mnnloation was
read from Mr, 13. M rrie, President of
the Farmers' heti. • to, extending an
invitation to join 1.:m in their annual
meeting in June. • After a somewhat
lengthy discussion it was deoided to
hold the annual me ting in Clinton on
Friday, May 21st, 1:09. Then all who
could make it oonv nient to attend the
Farmers' Institute •ould do so in form
of a picnic). Arr. .. ements were made
to hold morning a. d afternoon seasiona,
the former to be evened to business,
while a program , onsietiug of papers,
and musioal seleoti'ns would fill in the
afternoon.—Clint°• New Era. Mrs.
John Wilson and „ a. 0. Gillespie were
delegates from Win •.. am.
Drs. A. J. Irwin a d W. J. Price will
close their dental omens every Wednes.
day afternoon from the 1st of May to
the 1st of Ootober.
Hospitals a d Charities.
The report of th inepeotor` of prisons
and public bharitie upon hospitals .and
oharities, etc. of th Province of Outride
for the year end ,g September 30111,
1908, hart been iss ed. The report of
Wingham general capital, in brief, is as
follows : —Number of patients under
treatment, let Oct. 'er, 1907, 8; admitted
during year, 98; bi the in Hospital, 4;
total ander treatm t for year 1,10 The
number under tre •'tent on 80th Sep-
tember, 1908 was 1 Of the 110 patients
35 Were male and 7 female. The total
receipts for the y.ar covered by the
report was 33,766 7 and the expenditure
$3,889,38. The Ge • •rnment grant was
$416 68. The numr of patients in the
hospitals of Ontario on 1st October, 1907
was 2,935; patieu : admitted during
year, 41,596; births n hospitals during
year, 2 340; total n i tuber under treat-
ment daring year, 4 ,971, The number
of deaths in hotpita s for year, 2,748;
percentage of death to number under
treatment 5 86: le (Minitel grout to
hospitals, $148,268 0 ; amount received
from all sources, ;1,278,000.16; eub-
soription, donatioua etc., $140,600,69;
total eapeditare fo hospitals, $2,721,-
524,28, The report ' Iso deals With the
Rouses of Refuge i • different counties
Of the Province. T •'o following are the
partionlarein 0onn:°tion with Huron
County Rouse of :• efuge:--'li'aine of
buildings, $25,000; Attie of contents,
$2,400; valne of la.d $3,500; No. oe
sores 473. The ree into for year~ Were:
•-{Froni County T ensurer', $4,648.38;
tale of products, 81.88; all other
settroel, including paying inmates,
$01.80, The averag - number of patients,
8t; average coat :ok1y' per inmate
Brune MOT IMe I ' s 1, Lat paenr
in 7 arth
away, $Lith
CHL1R• NOTES.
The Salvation • rmy Band and Com-
manding Ofiloer nsiga Poole conduct.
eci services in the Town Hail at Tees -
water on Snnday 1 • at.
Next Sunday e .ning, May 9th, Rev.
W. L. Steevee, of the Baptist chnroh,
will begin a aerie: of sermons on the
"Seven Cardinal Vi Ines."
Rev. W. G. How
stook next Sunday,
annivorary sermons
the Methodist Sund
n goes to .Wood -
here be will preach
n conneotion with
Sohool.
There have been seven vacancies in
Maitland Presbyter in the past six
months. Several o the vacancies are
now filled, White,hurch and Walton
being the vacant oh ges,
It has been finally decided that J. H.
Oldham, graduate o Viotoria College,
who has been appoin ed by the mission
board to West china shall be support-
ed by the Epworth L:agues of the Glade -
rich district.
At the regular bus
Quarterly Official
Methodist chnroh
evening, it was nuts
extend an invitation
Rutledge, of the
Ohuroh, London, t
the' Wingham ohur
torsi term.
ese meeting of the
oard of Wingham
held on Tuesday
amonsly decided to
to the Rev. W. L.
First Methodist
become pastor of
for the next pas -
Sunday next, 9'111 net., will be anni-
versary day in oo: motion witir the
Methodist Sunday ':ohool, Rev. A. J.
Johnston, of Woo.: took, will be the
preaoher for the °careen. At both
morning and evenin• services the mem-
bers of the sobool •• 1i wormy the centre
pews of the ohur.h, There will be
special music, prop :ssional singing, eto.
In the afternoon , platform meeting
will be held, when an appropriate pro-
gram will be give •. Rev, Mr. John-
ston's address in ; • e warning will be
partioniarly to the 'hildron, and in the
arming to young people and church
workers generally. A cordial welcome
is extended to to attend these
services.
We have been a'ked by the local
representative of the Salvation Army to
call the attention . our readers to the
date of their self denial week. The
work of the Salvati . n Army in this dis-
trict, as in most •.rts of the world, is
now looked upon with favor by all
plasma. We kno•• something of what
the Army has a.00mpliahed in our
neighborhood and f el very confident in
bringing before the notice of our readers
the self denial eff.rt. Where has not
the influence of t Salvation Army
Quelled? Observe he impetus given to
church work and fa, and rte varioni
Activities and the ' mprese of General
Booth's vigorous to tics are past denial,
Observe the meas•rea brought before
the British House o Parliament for the
protection of w0•• en and especially
children, and the 1:gestation of the poor
law oommiselon . • d you find the per -
actuality of a gree • humanitarian mani-
felting itself. I believe, says Ensign
Poole, the more •ealthy of Wingham,
With the co-operation of all other chari-
tably inclined ddnera, will not fail in
doing their part is helping rescue the
perishing and care for the dying. Give
in His name, Who declared that innsk
much es ye have done it unto the leant
of these ye hay: done it unto me,"
Death o Mrs. Linklater.
The death o..nrred at her home in
Lower Wingh• ,•, on Friday last of
Betsy Linelater beloved wife of Mr.
Win. Linklater, aged 83 years. Deceas-
ed was strioke with paralysis a few
days before her • eath, but prior to that
she had eejoyevery good health for a
woman of her years. Mrs. Liukiater
wag born in t Orkney Islands and
ammo to Cana •:• in the spring of 1855,
having been •. arried to Mr. Linklater
before leaving the Old Land. In the
party were the parents of deoeased, Mr.
Linkiater's pa encs and theit nine ohil-
dren. The rip oocnpied the long
period of ight weeks and two
days. They awe direct to East Wa-
wanoeh, eche the deceased continued
to reside teat 1 some menthe ago when
the family in • bed to Lower Wingham.
Mrs, Linklat r was one of the few re-
maining pion ere of this section. When
she settled he e there was
no Wingham
and all this dietriot was in woods. She
Was a woman, of a quiet disposition, but
made a large circle of friends, lire.
ligion she vis a a Presbyterian and was
one of the fist members of St. Andrew's
church, and as Ieng m her health per-
mitted she t Olt an soave interest in the
Work of th ehuroh. Besides her kis-
band, she survived by titre sone and
two (Wight to, viz; Jas, H,. of Tnrn'
berry; W . S., Of Lower Wingham;
John F., ingham; Peter and Thos.
and Mast arrie, at home and Uric.
Jas. Patters n, of 13o41evain, Men. %he
bereaved tvi have the sympathy of the
community in their rs iiMtlpn, the
funeral tote Wingham oeneittery On
Monday afte noon' was largely attended,
Servloe at t a bone. and prays warty
oOndttoted bj' et Ii. Pa'Er%
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
TOWN OUNOJL,
The regular wo• Lily meeting of the
Town Oopnoil w • s bele on Monday
evening wtth all he members present
and Mayor Grego ; presiding.
Minutes of pr:vions meeting were
read and approve
04mmunioatian as read from Thos.
Biaok, oomplainln of thelane between
his property and 0. P. R. track being
blooked. On m tion 4f Reeve Irwin
and Oonn. Red •. and, tete matter was
referred to Road= and Sidewalks Com
mittee to report a nest meeting.
A petition was read from ratepayers
asking for a aq•••rete sidewalk to be
built on the east : de of Catharine street,
from John to atriek streets. On
motion of boons. MoKibbon and Spot -
ton, the Roads and Sidewalks Com-
mittee wereinstr -oted to proceed with
the work,
The Finanoe committee reoontmend-
ed the paymen of the following ao-
4ounte:—
Masan, en phos g 4.30
J(4.61., McLean, amber21.70
G. T, rent e•ales site 1.00
Bell Telephone •o., phone..'7.60
Ed, Lewy. 26,00
R, Saint, drayi.g ... .50
R, Rankin, solasale
Geo, Allen, sal
J.B Ferguson, a
fleury Calvert,
A. Dnlmage, s
A. Sanderson,
John Davidson
Wm. Fryfogie,
Wm. Stokes, w
R. Dingley, wo
Wm. Muroh, w
Iaeao Davidson
John AmesburyMrs. B10=111,61W. J. Boyce,
D. 0. Monona
D. Vanalatine,
7.00
lary, postage, eta 59.50
ary and postage. 127.0
emu work 15.05
k at dam .50
rk at dare 2.05
work at hydrant.44
pairing hall roof , 6 90
Electric) lig 1 accounts for salaries
and supplies w re aleo ordered to be paid
Oa motion Coons. McKibben and
Redmond, th report of the Finanoe
Coraraittee e adopted and accounts
ordered to be aid.
The Fire, ater and Light Committee
-reported, re mmending that a street
lanap be plaoe at tbe junction of Vic-
toria andeldoIn six etreets. On motion
of Corms. Sprat ti and Elliott, the report
of the Cominaitt e was adopted,
The matter ot etting the privilege of
of building a sid walk on the new G. T.
le. bridge to b erected in Wingliam
was disoussed an on motion of Reeve
Irwin and Coma. annorman the Clerk
was instructed to ommu.nioate with the
G. T. R. tiatho Wes and ssoertain
they would con ider a proposition re
building a sidewa k on the new bridge.
On motion of tonne. Redmond and
Bone, the Fire, " ter and Light Com-
mittee was raga sted to prepare a
and report at next eeting.
The Property eominittee reported
progrees re leases to parties who are
using town propert
On motion of mane. Spotton and
Bone, the Mayor was erapowered to
engage Willis Ohi man or some other
competent Engine r to prepare eatimates
re water for do esti° mimosa So that
the by-law alms y prepared °man be
sahmitted to th people at an early
On motion of eons. Elliott and Van-
norman, the diff rent comraitteee were
itistruoted to ban their estimates to the
Finance Coratuit eis on or before the
20th of May.
On Motion of 0 uns. Elliott and Mo-
Kibbon, the Trona rer was instructed to
issue chequer; to p rties who are entitled
to exemptions on f tin:lands.
On motion of onn. Redmond and
Reeve Irwin. $35 wee pleoed . to the
credit of the Publ.' &tool Board.
Council then ad ourned.
The Grey
An outing tri
sixty miles wate
cent stettmer of
Two dinners
days at hotel in
Five Dollars le
outing, and thet
Detroit life is
worth all that
two days there,
yes, hundreds ev
eleverith year the
made there§ visit
popular exeureio
DetrOlt, vie the
from Goderioh is
auspices of Court
Order of Foresters
fate tiokets have b
Molars of which
our next issue.
Lind Excursion.
of two hundred and
on that big. tnagnifi-
the White Star Line.
the steamer and two
etroit at a total cost of
all it need cost, In
orth living, and it is
s trip costs to spend
Exchange of visits—
y year. This is the
White Star Line has
at loW cost. This
from Winghent to
steamer Greyhound,
his year under the
Maitland, Canadian
this town. Low
n secured, full par -
ill be announced in
TRUE
Whatt Spring, be
Because brook
A flash of red is
Deimos° the frost
And toe packs j
Yea Oen it Spring
IIMPly isn't
hum a day is fair,
is flowing.
re and there
at lost s tooth,
and splinter,
because, forsooth,
inter
Ito; 'Spring •his RI cider signs th these )
know that pring is coming
When lilaos bit) when velvet bee.
Itt tipple howl re humming.
When softer tha (*.fall aslant
. The fragrant widow .MaZeS,
oell it Soho when / eitn plant
My foot on se 11 daisies,
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
is the theme which we bring te
your notiee at this tiroe,
Some wise man has said, " My
son, get wisdom, and vvitla all thy
getting get Understanding."
The wise man to day says, "Get
a new snit or overcoat, and when
you are getting, get it made to
you 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 -
Our New Spring Goods laave
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, bat
WE HAVE THE GOODS
and ean make them any style
desired. We are dealing in
strong statements, but will hack
it up, that we bave yet to find the
style of garment we cannot cinpli-
°ate. And although plain, neat
styles are more in line with
strictly high - class tailoring this
season, it is for you In--ne.m,h your
style—
WE WILL MAKE IT
Our Furnishing Department is
filled with the newest and best
for Spring and Summer in all
lines. ItarWe have also added a
first class line of Jewelry.
CALL IN.
RobtMaxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
The young son of Archibald Hogg
was drowned near Ohathara by falling
into a roadside ditch.
To Mon.—Three rooms on Viotoriet
street ; aleo a nine -roomed house. Apply
to Miss EC. M. Femme.
The Leading Shoe Store.
,IF ITS NEW
Nothing is prettier or
gives a well dressed wo-
man more satisfaction than
a dainty shoe such as this.
While wearing it she is
conscious of a perfectly
dressed foot, always asso-
ciated with comfort. We
have inarty other styles 4:)f
Women,. It is always a
pleasure to show them.
Wo J. GREER
*Tin sun lux.