HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-08-12, Page 1THE WIN(iAM TIMES.
VOL XXXVIIL. -- NO. 1957,
WINGDAN* ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1909.
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THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block. Wingham,
The Lake Route
The meet attra
Grand Trunk Re
ern Navigation 0
and Superior an
Railway Port Ar
the West, offerin •.
way eervioe an.
voyage" beyond
o Western Canada.
tive route is via the
way System, North -
across Lakes Huron
Canadian Northern
•
or toi
Pg
W rani a and
the beet possible rail.
a "fresh water sea
owparison.
C. N. -Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE Nye aboN
LIFE
( Insurance
'ACME"
x
PLATE 'LASS
+�
WEATHER J
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
PRONE 59
CHRISTIE'S
GROCERY
Tomatoes,
You might as well have the
best, We have made arrange-
ments to have regular ship.
ments
OF CHOICEST STOCK
and they will be sold at lowest
possible price. Entrust us
with yotir orders. They'll
have our best attention.
This is the store where
we sell eatables to
please
Vinegar
You're thinking about vine•
gar now. You may depend
on getting here—only
The Highest Grades
Remember that good Vinegar
is cheapest in the end. We've
got.
Malt, White Wine and
Cider.
Our Boiled Hams
Excel.
Spices.
They are selected with all
possible care, and come only
from the beet epice houses.
Send us along your
order.
WAND,
rltxalatit. alt oiCe
Batter
Arty � ICb
i
FLOWERS
For all occasions -- Parties,
Weddings, Funerals, eto.
Wingham Greenhouses
FRANCIS STREET • PHONE 101.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Sons of
The regular mo'
Camp Caledonia, So
be held nest Monde
member is requeete�
matters of importan
fore the meeting.
cotland.
thly meeting of
is of Scotland will
evening. Every
to be present as
are to come be.
2 bonzes to rent,
TCHIE & POSERS.
Bowling
The Wingham Bo
cided to hold the
tournament this y
Labor Day, Mand
It is expeoted that
visiting rinks will
will be issued in a f
particulars.
urnment.
ling Olub has de -
annual bowling
r, commencing on
September 6113.
large number of
e here. Programs
w days giving fall
A new bicycle for sale at a bargain.
Apply at the nulls office,
Homeseekers' Excur on,
The Canadian Pacific ailway an-
nounce a hom e
0 esker ex930
3F n n to the
West on Angnst 2 Pardee so de-
siring may travel lake route from
Owen Sound to Fort William for $8 50
extra each way, meals and berth on
boat included: August is a most
beautiful month in which to make this
trip.
ThUN>rs and VALISES.—Big stook at
lowest prioes. W. J. GREER.
Better Acco
From the Einoard
that the Sons of So
purpose having bet
for visitors before
next year. This wi
to the many people
enjoy the Scottish
safe in promising
next year.
jnmodati0n,
ne papers we learn
tland of that town
er aocommodation
he games are held
be welcome news
at this section who
games and we feel
larger crowd for
You can have your buttons made to
order from any kind of material at R.
MAXWELL'S tailor shop.
Quiet Home
The home of Mr. 1
was the scene of a
noon on Wednesday,
Amelia Aatnie was nr
5, Donford, of Brt
Wishart of Brussels
many in the presenc
relatives of the oont
young couple left o
for their future h
Prairie, Man.
Wedding.
rohie McGillivray
quiet wadding at
hen his daughter,
rried to Mr. Lorne
eeele. Rev. A. 0,
aerformed the cere-
of the immediate
acting parties. The
the afternoon train
me in Portage la
BovsE WANTED.. -A good house, cen-
trally located, wanted to rent. Apply
at the TIMES ()Mae.
"Great Lakes Steamship Service."
The above is the title of a very at-
tractive and neatly gotten -up folder,
issued by the Canadian Paoifio- Rail.
way, which gives full particulars of the
Company's excel nt steamship servloe
on the great lakes Parties going to the
West should engn egerding the lake
and rail route. Mr. J. IL Beemer, the
local agent, or any agent of the O. P.
R., will be pleased to supply patrons
with one of these folders and give any
desired information.
Successful# Students.
Amang the successful students Of the
Wingham High School who wrote at
the Valenti Junior Teachers' examin-
ation for entrance biro Normal Set aole,
we are pleased to slots the sadness of
three former pupils o S.S. No. 6, Motels.
These were Miss Bub Olegg, Who, after
an abaenoo of four ADI 'Shalt years from
saheb' previond to attending the Bigh
Sbhoot, bar maintained a high etanding
throughout all the examinations. Iter
Slater, Miss Irene Ole g, is one of two
students who bemired onarb in her final
eXamination, Miss Lizzie I?orgnson
was the youngest b dent in the form
to be successful, I is seldom that a
ohild so young has a honor Of scour.
ing a oerttfloitte. W Is is are e3ruellent
showing for the thgirls Ise they all
completed their oours in less than two
and a half yetrs. Vt en it is considered
that Only 85 per sent. t the students in
the Prowinoas were sup odd, it goof to
show that Wingha High School IS
doing emoeelleit orJ
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8.
Wingham Al
The following par
week's Cheeley Ent
County just the s
d nooeesful as in B
Toronto has 4 Celle
3 High Schools, wi
only 66 students w
Normal Entrance,
its 4 High Schools
104 oandidates be
we suppose, Wing
the lead."
ays Leads.
graph is from Last
rpriee;—"In Grey
e number were
ca, namely, 48.
ate Institutes and
71 teaohare, yet
euooessful at the
uron County with
eads the province,
g enooeesful, and
m, as usual, takes
Farm loans.—RE.
HIE & COSHES,
Homeseekers' Exo rsions to Western
Can
Via Chicago, Aug
7th and 21st. Via S
Navigation Co„ Aug
September 8 and 22n
Sarnia at 3 p. m.)
$82 00. Edmonton
Proportionate rates
Western Canada.
ther information cal
Trunk Agent,
t 24th; Sept ber
rnie and rthern
at 11th d 25th;
(St mer leaves
innip'eg and return
orad` return $42 60
o other points in
r tickets and f
on nearest c and
NOTICE.—All aomonnte
be paid by Septemb
ing ne will kindly o
date.
ue ns must
Parties ow -
and settle by that
R. AWDn.
The Popula
The popular exo
will be held on Sat
It is the annual I.
Sarnia and Detroit.
exonrsionists pearl
Detroit. The train
6.40 a. m. and the
is $1 90. • From Sar
per steamer, "Tach
fare is 75 oents.
train will leave Sar
Monday, August 1
BIG RUSH FOR
OLEAN SWEET' SAL
you, prices are
people are at your
Excursion.
cion of the season
rdaythis
a
fweek.
0. F. exoursion to
This trip will give
two full days in
eaves Wingham at
turn fare to Sarnia
is the trip is made
oo" and the return
Returning, special
is at 10 p. m., on
h.
at ISARD's
buying for
Extra sales.
Observation Co partment Sleeping
Cars.
The 0. P. R. have put Into service
daily between Montreal and Vancouver
the Glen series of observation compart-
ment sleeping oars, "GI an,"
"Glen Atha" and Glen B ." These
are elegantly fitte up, d will doubt -
leas be appreciate b patrons of the
road. The Mont ser es of oars will be
Put on shortly ; these differ from the
Glenn series, having a drawing room
and three compartments. Holders of
berth and standard sleepers have the
privelege of zaftig the observation oars
without extra obarge.
FOR SALE,—$176,00 will purchase a
good, small size driving horse, sound
and gentle, a covered buggy, cutter,
harness, Goat robe, belle and knee rug.
Apply to H. DAvis.
The Pringl By -Law.
Every ratepayer of Wingham should
vote for the W. D. ringle by -lav' on
Monday, August 301. Mr, Pringle has
gone on and is fulfill g his part of the
agreement and expee s to have his, tan•
nery in operation in few weeks. The
expense to the town 11130 trifling as Mr,
Pringle will pay fo r per sent on She
$4,000 loan. The to n 'pill likely be
able to borrow the m nay at four and a
half per cent. so the xpenae is small for
a thriving industry. For convenience
in making payments the principal and
interest has been div' ed into an annual
payment Of $498.16, nd of Course this
payment will parry o further interest.
The ratepayers well do well to see that
•every vote it polled n Augnet 30th,
Dr. Nelson Tait, of 498 Spedina ave.,
Toronto, will be at the Queen's Hotel,
Wingham, all day, Fridey, August 201h,
for oonsaltation in Moat of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Glabses fitted,
Death of re. Russell,
Word was reoei d last week of the
death ot Mrs, ( ev.) A. L. 1RusselI,
which ooanried in t. Paul, Minnesota,
en Sunday. Ault st 1st. Mrs, Russell
Was the wife of e'r, A. 'L. Russell, a
regent pastor of a Methodist Church
at Wroxeter. 11 Was * veteran minis-
ter, and retired a the last year, Since
that time, Mr. nd Mrs. Russell have
been visiting thei daughter in St. Paul,
Mrs. nautili is 50 vived by One Mort and
three daughters, Deaeaaed Was s
daughter of the la Mr. and Mrs. Dux•
:nage, formerly*? he 1st line, MOMS,
and le * sister to Anson lynbnage, of
Wingham, bud M L, Rattan, of Blue.
vale. Bhe Was an tea fine woman.
Highest pride paid fee hides and pelnt
try at T. Wells' b0tohehoop.
TENDERS
Tenders will be reo
day, Aug. 17th, for th
for. telephone poles,
church and St. An
having poles euttable
for sale will kindly ca
size and quality of poi
Seoy. North H
NTED,
ved op to Tues.
dieg;nu'Of holes
twosin White -
'no. Parties
telephone line
and give pride,
.
B. ELLIOTT,
ou Telephone Co,
Fine 160•aore far.. for safe near
Wingham. Easy terms.
RaacanE & Comae.
The Best
The Central Busi
Stratford is aoknowte
the best schools of it,
vines,. It has three
menta: Commercial
Telegraphy, Those
positions in the
should write the eo
catalogue. The Fat
Sept. 1st,
hoof.
see Oollege of
ged to be one of
kind in the pro.
different depart.
Shorthand and
iahing to secure
mmerciel world
lege for its free
term opens on
WANTED -50 acres, near Wingham,—
RITOHIE & CosnNs.
Successful Pri:
Mr, D. E ktoDonaif
McDonald attended
union celebration at
and report a good oele
Donald assisted the Li
and won third prize i
petition. Miss Mello
ing competitions won
Fling, Sailors Hor
truce; seoond for Iris
Dance and first in gir
e Winning.
and Miss Mabel
he old boys' re-
mbro last week
ration. Mr, Mo-
oknow Pipe Band
the piping mu -
aid in the dano-
first for Highland
pipe and Shaun -
Jig and Sword
' foot rape.
Wz reAVE made hundreds of feet
happy during our GREAT SHOE SALE.
W. J. Gift R,
GIRLS WANTED.—For work 6n power
maohines in knittin' mi or on day
work. Olean, sten,: • ork and good
wages. Apply, THE, "ATSON MFG. CO
LIMITED, Paris, Ont.
Fall Fair Dates.
Wingham, Sept. 28.29,
Toronto, Aug, 30•Sept, 13th,
London, Sept. 10.18.
Atwood, Sept. 28 29.
Brussels, Sept. 30.Oot. 1.
Blyth, Cot. 5 6,
Dungannon, Oot. 7.8.
Gorrie, Oct, 2.
Goderiob, Sept. 28, 29, 80.
Kinoardinea Sept. 22.23,
Luoknow, Sept. 23.24.
Listowel, Sept. 21.22.
Tiverton, Oot. 5.
Teeswater, Oct. 5 6.
Walkerton, Sept. 16.17.
Ripley, Sept. 28.29.
WANTED. --At once, an apprentice to
learn the barbering business. Apply
to Jos. MUTcar,
Barna and &M.—Bring along your
Produce. Highest price paid in ex-
change for Boots and Shoes.
W. J. GREER.
Death of D. . McKinnon.
One of the pions residents of Blyth
passed away on 5 turday last in the
person of D. B. M 'noon, Deoeased
had been for many y ars engaged in the
general store buskin and Was for years
postmaster at Blyt , IIs was a man
held in high esteem a large circle of
friend,. The deceits d was born in 1836
in the County of R ton and early en-
tered meroantlle life n Milton and later
in Brampton. In 1 1 Mr. McKinnon
removed to Blyth, here be has ,ince
resided. For many years he was in
oommeroial life, but etired a few years
ago, continuing the Moe of postmaster,
an appointment he reoeirad in 1874,
lie was in ererythin aotive pertaining
to the welfare of the mmunity. He Was
a member of the fii3at oornell of that.
municipality and worked energetically
for the building of the London and
Wingham Railroad,' In 1867 he married
Mery P. Atkinson, ho died seven years
ago, The decease leaves one son, J. S.
Mo1l;innon, of Tot nto, and one dangh
ter, Mrs. Myr. M ne, Who resides at
}Myth. Two brothgers an one sister stir -
wive, being S. F. 'McKinnon, Toronto;
M, F. Moltinnon,ijin Saekatohewen, and
Mrs, James Mull n, Lnokeow. Mr, Me.'
Mutton War a tatinoh Pretbytetien,
and it is a some hat peculiar ooinoid-
600e that he ser =d Oantinnously on the
board of manage en throughout t the
pastorate of Dr. °T..ean, which lasted
40 years, and yeti =d from active Work
bimulteneouely w h Dr. McLean.
Horses for male.
We offer for sale a number of heavy
draught mares, 2, 8 and 4 years old,
Li Oft & Seneue, Wingham.
Ie Von don't buy -Shoes now> yOtt'ye t>
loser. Clearing 8100 Rale at
Z. Gztitalats,
CHURC
OTES.
Rev, J. W. MoI
Ohuroh, Mitoholl,
deolinod, the po
Languages in M
College at Winnip
At a meeting of
Brussels Methodi
day evening, Rev
for next year
making it now $
osh, pastor of Knox
as been offered, and
ition of Master of
nitoba Presbyterian
g.
the offloial Board of
Churah last Thurs.
E G Powell's salary
as increased by 550
0.00,
THE C
The amount
minor municipal
shown in the
column of figur
assigned to este
equalified assess
UNTY LEVY
estimated as req
poses, and the sed
figures of the asae
townships for a s
Wive school gran
ed on the basis of
modation
Ashfield
county levy on the
tea for the year 1909 is
ble below. The first
gives the proportion
municipality on the
rat to raise the amount
ired for general pun
nd column gives the
aments on the several
equal to the Legis-
, which is apportion-
quipment and acoom-
$4 154.90 $167 00
Colborne . 2 435.20 97.00
Qoderich Tomah p. 3 638 76 142.00
Grey 4 672 00 183.75
Hay 8 851 20 154.80
Howlett .... ., 5 411.05 217.60
Hallett 4 113 60 1655.35
Morris .. ... 3 986 90 160.82
Mo$illop..,...., .. 4 286.10 172 36
Stanley • , . 3 416 16 137.35
Stephen 4 382 10 176 60
Tnokeremith .. , . , ., 3 861.30 155 25
Tnrnberry..,.... .. 2 008 00 102 70
'Claiborne ....... .. , . 8 868 00 155 50
West Wawanosh. ,. 2 682.25 103 28
East Wawanoeh, . .. 2 567 65 103 80
Bayfield . 226 26
Blyth .••. 433,25
Brussels 518 60
Clinton 1095.05
Exeter 861.12
Goderiob 2 276.10
Hensall 400.65
Seaforth .. 1 300 00
Wingham .......... 1 125 75
Wroxeter 240.30
Total $68,002.24 $2,394 00
The Agricult rat Societies.
The TIMES has re•;ived a copy of the
ninth annual report +f the Agricultural
Societies of Ontarto .nd the convention
ot the Ontario Assoc ation of Fairs and
Exhibitions. The r;port is issued by
the Ontario Depart.. Ont of Agriculture
and was prepared by 3. Lookie Wilson,
Superintendent of airs. The report
gives an excellent r port of the repent
meeting of the Fads Association and
much valuable. info anion is given on
topics of special lute
In
to femora and
all parties interested 'n the work -of our
fall fairs. It is one of the best reports
we have ever seen. We find that Huron
oounty has eleven a lonitural societies
and the prize money aid last year was
as follows:—.Brusse , $651 40; Gorrie,
$446 80; Blyth, $47 ; Zurich, $375.75;
Bayfield, 5320.25; E eter, $672 65; Sea -
forth, $688.25; Godehioh, $704 80; Dun-
gannon, $466.25; ingham, $601.50;
Kirkton, $506.75. T ere are 321 socie-
ties in the Province that receive Gov-
ernment aid for thit fall exhibitions;
32 that hold spring stallion shows; 20
that hold spring etal ion and bull shows;
15 that hold sprin seed fairs, and 13
that own tborobred stook. The largest
grant received by any society this year
was $800, and this as earned by only
two soolettes, Goal h and South Wel.
lington, Markham. Ease county re•
eeived $601; Sout Victoria, $608;
Woodbridge, 5574;ewmarket, $660;
Renfrew, $512, and t 0 other gams vary-
ing from $40 to $608, The sooietiet in
this county fared as follows; Bras -
eels, $243; Gorrie, 123; /Myth, $161;
Zurich, $121; Bay eld, $108; Exeter,
$199; Seeforth, $21'; Goderiob, $332;
Dungannon, $186; Wingham, $194;
Kirkton, $167.
NEWS OTES.
Earl Gillett 000smitted suiaies at
Sparta by taking p loon and pounding
himself en the head ith a hammer.
.Port Arthur rate yers carried nine
by-laws, including ot) to grant a bonne
and free site to the ew dry -look ress was ditch coca-
0,P.R, Atlafitio xp e
pasty.
A d
�
at Woman' River, .forth of Georgian
Bay, tend two Pullmans and one obser-
vation oar were pileh up at the bottom
of a hili. A number:of passengers were
inhered but none of them Seriously hurt.
Vincent Brennan, 45 Detroit, attempt•
ed to run his auto through the crowded
streets of Windsorrad was arrested.
One of the crow p event grabbed the
Stars and Stripes, W th which the De-
troiter had, together ith it British fiame
decorated his maohin , whereupon Bren-
nan in retellatiott for to shreds the 13r1-
tisk ltal#, Which he led been carrying,
He was lined $26 fair fast driving and
Rim WAS Without meth he lett his 58,.
000 oar as security. I
JUNIOR MA 'RICULATION,
The following li
two classes of can.
who have written
the requirements
Toronto in a suffio
jots for complete
lation, Second, t
tea upon one or mo
pen of this exams.
twined 40 per oe•
written.
Matriculation ca
wrote on the normal
tion, in whole or i
that the fact of the
in this list indioat
passed an the
papers taken,
Matriculation val.
tained on Normal en
can only be asoerta
certificate of standin
university or college
Uertificates contest
sent to the principal'
high schools, Cand'
these officials for rep
Candidates from
J. Aikenhead, R. 1
A. R. Beatty, E. Be
0. Bowman, J. H, C
1
1 oantaina names of
idates. First, those
upon and fulfilled
the university of
=rat number of sub -
ass junior matrica-
•se who have writ-
e papers or part pa.
ation and have ob.
on each paper
ao
didates who also
entrance examioa-
part, should note
5 names appearing
a only that they
nal matriculation
of standiug oh -
ranee examination
ned by presenting
to the registrar of
onoerned.
ding marks will be
and inspectors of
Sates will apply to
iris in detail.
[nron county :—W,
11, 0, Brandt, E.
, *A,M. Barber, J.
antelon, N. Oluff, I.
A, Coombs, K. I. Oc Iline, T. H. Case, A.
M. Clarke, M.L. Copeman, *0 R Cruick-
shank, G. *Oruiokghank, A. T. David-
son, W. Doherty,
Diokaon, R. L. Do
. F. Dean, 3. S. 0.
ranoe, E. Evans, *T.
L. Govenlock, W., P. Grieve, H. A
Grieve, M. J. Holmes, E. Hill, L. Hog-
gert, *G. V. M. Isard, *E. I, Iahister, G.
W. Jordan, B. K
M, Leppard, F. Df
cher, H. 0. Moo'.
A. M. Middleton
L. Martein. J. A.
Giliivray, G. J.
Donald, A. Mao(
L. H. Mnlholand,
McBurney, *W.
O'Neil, J. M. Oesl
son, J. R Pethio
Procter, *Earl Pa
Rance, I. M. Ro•
Roberts, *I, S. Ro
Scott, W. R. Brat
Short, L. D5, Snell,
Sadler, P. L. Stew
Treleaven, W. H.
nook, T, G. Wilso
are pupils of the
y, J. G. Leokie, H.
Laidlaw, S. DdoKer-
e, W. B. MoTaggart,
I. M. Marchand, A.
McMahon, M. P. Mo-
MoN:ven, V. E Mc-
enzie, M, A. Mollie,
F. L. Murphy, *R S.
J. McLean, H. A,
()richer, T. R Patter.
J. E. Porter, *R, C.
ker, G. L. Robb, C.C.
en, 0, M. Ryan, F.
ertson, S. Stubbs, J.
is,, T. Sanders, G.
. K. Stewart, C.M.
rt, H. H. Towill, 0.
Waller, G. I. War.
. Thoge marked (*)
Ingham High School.
Excursi
The Algoma '0
will run an exenr
Kincardine per
ward" on Monde3
leaves at 1 a. m.
$6 with meals and!
good to return, 1E
18 or 25, Those
in Michigan or Po
For further parti
Hnrdon, Ktnoardi
n to Soo,
tral Steamship Co.
ion to the Soo from
teamer, "King Ed-
, Angnst 16th. Boat
Fare for round trip,
berth extra. Tickets
wing Soo on August
siring to visit pointe
t Arthur may do so.
niers apply to H. T.
e.
May Bee
Tho following
of all candidate
me Teachers.
st contains the names
who have passed on
one Or more par, a of the examination
for entrance into he faoulties of educa-
tion from Huron - oonnty. The examin-
ation passed is indicated after eaoh
name. The wo d (teachers) indicates
that the oaudi ate is qualifying under
section 5 (2) of oirotilar 19. The oer-
tificates of tho e who passed and the
atatementa of m rke of those who failed
will be mailed 5 the Principals and In-
apectore at Woe. As in the other exam.
#nations, no ap eat can be allowed to
candidates whoa papers are stamped as
having been re. sad. Io other oases of
failure appeals ill not be refaced if
made before Se tember 1, and aocom-
panted by the fe of '$2. In view of all
the precautions Itaken, however, it is
unlikely that s
successful. *I.
Sit appeals would be
Agnew, part II. ; M,
Q. Anderson, part I. ; A, W. Archi-
bald, part I. honors, part Ii. ; .T. 0.
Copp, part 1. ; b. M. Clark. part 1I. ;
•J E, Onrrie, Dar II.; P. I. Davie, part
II.; *II.V..Doheo , partly; *M,lannoan,
part It ; H. T. > looat, part 1. ; *E,
Glenn, part II.; *C$. B. 'Goble, part II. ;
0. Boren, part It;, part 11. ; R. P.
Minty, part 11. ; ,L F, Luau, part t, ;
W. G. Lavery, p rt TT ; It, M. Lep.
pard, part I. ; J. W: Long, part 11,
W. P. Linklater, art IV. teachers; 5'.
A. May, pati 1.; n` , S. Mo urney, part
II. ; *W. J. MoLinin, part 11 ; J. W.
Peck, part I.; *13, liPnglx, part1l, ; 0.
M. ROas art 1.=. .i).. Mass .p > part S
13015 II„ ; 1y, 11, Stela', Ark vin I, honors,
part 1I. ; R. 0. R.iStoneman, part I, ;
R. G. Scott, part 55 ; J, 15. Stoneman,
part I. ; G. J. Tho peon, pert 1.; *0,
L. Treleaven, part ; '0, R. Tees, out
11. ; J. *0. Wilson .part 1I. 'Those
marked (*) are pnapilp of 'Wingham Iligh
Bohol. t
A 0Anxty x Of out oda- nn Menlo
Women's, susebs' and Children'' shoes.
at W, f. Gluts rt'e,
SPRJNc.,.�.,.
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 mall to day says, "Get
a new snit 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 bad 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 eau 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 yon 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. l We have also added a
first class line of Jewelry,
CALL IN.
Robt Maxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
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The Leading Shoe Store
GREAT
SHOE SALE
If the saving of a neat little
sum of Shoe Money is an object
to you, come right to oar Shoe
Sale and save it 1
Never mind how many Shoes
you have on hand "Shoes are
Shoes," always.
There's plenty of weather
ahead for the sort el Shops we
are selling, and another pair or
two, at our present prices, will
be a splendid investment,
OUR SHOES MUST CO
Shee yourself and nv ery tnetli•
bey of the Family, from Baby
to Grandfather,
No "job tote" in this sale.
but a simple, unrestricted nlaart
tip of all the Footwear we have
: oil hand. A great reoiieysatt.
ing opportunity.
k"all
SIAM Will soon .ba stare
that's the Why Of th, Seta,
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