HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-09-30, Page 1THE WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL, XXXVIII.—NO. 1964.
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THE DRUGGIST
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GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
rMoi+eMo�
Insurance
WEATHER
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Maloolm's Grocery.
1 ,000
THE COLLEGE OF QUALITY
Over one thousand stn.
dente enrolled by our chain
last year. It pays to at-
tend a link of this great
chain, for "IN UNION THERE
IS STRENGTH,"
The demand for our grad-
uates is THREE TIMES
the supply.
Other schools engage our
graduates ae teachers. A
'mental course for teachers.
Graduates of two yenta
ago are now earning $2,000
per annum,
Three Courses.—Oo3INER-
OIAL, STENOGRAPHY and
TELEGRAPHY.
Fall term opens Aug, 30
Write for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
11111111111?
PRONE 59
CHRISTIE'S'
GROCERY
Here
for
PEACHES
and
Other
Fruits
1
Bring Along Chalet Butter
PHONE 101.
Wingham Greenhouses
NAROISSUS— Paper White --ar-
rived. Other Bulbs will be here in a
day or two. Leave your order at once
to insure getting the choicest bulbs.
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
$5 and costs for the
Court,
out by Police
rton on Monday
Off
lidera against the
e slates. John Mo.
e sum of $1'0 and
nk on the streets,
was asked to pay
same offenoe.
Magistrate'
Justice was mete
Magistrate J. A,
morning to two
law governing in
Lead was taxed t
oasts for being dr
while Sam Moliwai
Timothy for fall seeding at GEO. E.
KING'S,
Rules to bd
The looal manager
phone Co. has agail
tions from the head c
that be must rigidly
the company as regal
using the telephones.
not discontinued the
be forced to refuse o�
subscribers.
Enforced.
bf the Bell Tele -
received inetruo.
ce to the effect
nforoe the rules of
s non•subeoribers
If the practioe is
ocal manager will
neotion for non.
Removing. Where? To Beaver block.
Help ns by reducing our stook,
R. KNox.
WANTED —A good servant girl; no
washing or ironing. Good wages.
Apply to MRS (DR) KENNEDY,
A Record
The number of
at Wingham Hi
reached 165, whin
history of the echo
residents of the to
parte of the can
other counties,
these pupil board
this can be gained a
many advantages t
tional institution
ttendance.
npila in attendance
School has now
is the highest in the
1. Of these,` 86 are
n, 6$ from different
ty, and 11 are from
fewer than 40 of
n town; and from
idea of one of the
is important educe-
s been to the town.
WANTED.—Two furnished rooms and
board for two persons, in a good locality.
Apply at Tenses office.
FOUND.—At corner of salt block coop-
er shop, a parcel, containing several
articles Owner can have same by ap-
plying at salt block office.
The Standard's S
The Montreal S
Number has Dome t
most creditable prod
magnificent cover in
one of America's be
The number contains
tone plates devoted to
al interest, and has t
mid views of Mont
framing. The printi
and we understand t
ands of the issue ha
friends abroad.
venrr Number.
ndard's Special
hand, and Is a
otion. It has a
olore, painted by
known artists.
nearly 150 half-
ubjects of goner -
superb panora-
eal suitable for
is first °lase,
at many thous -
e been sent to
BUTTER and EGGS.—Bring along your
Produoe. Highest prioe paid in ex-
change for Boots and Shoes.
W. J, GREER.
A Drsintereste
Farmers, ere you
The Weekly Farmers
to be an independent
and home. The olal
olean paper, therefor
It is particularly ad
home beoanse itis edi
with a view to inter
in the home—the Old
and female all may
with profit. fi . Ina ma
P
eider equal to the be
for farmers, This 1
e e
puff; it is bur nand
unhesitatingly
r eco
every farm house in
dollar a year, and
money.•—Bowmaner
Opinion,
acquainted with
Snn? It claims
journal for farm
is fair. It is a
fit for the home.
ted 80 the farm
d and published
at every person
and young, male
end it regularly
etwop
ag a con.
t in the Dominion
no paid notice Or
opinion, and we
mend The Sun to
Canada. It is one
good valve for tl;e
le Statesman.
Vancouver. Sdatt -, Portland, San
Francisco, Los AngelesPan
Diego.
Reduced one -w eeopfid-olaes colon.
let rates in Wee d . y until Ootober
15th, from all a no in Ontario to
above and other
��fio Coastesin r
via Grand Trunk hallway System. Se -
Dare tioketa and further information
from any Agent of the Grand Trunk,
FALL MILLrtetier.—The MMoes tittle
Will have on display, upstairs in Hanna
& Oo'e, biose, on Sept. 28rd and follow -
in dale, an is -tb•d t
pt ate r sok of ran
Y al
r p
Millinery. The ladies of town and
vicinity are invited to call.
'Tire ;Mw se LITrnre,
WINGIIAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1909.
Read VC keels & Co,'s adv on page 8.
Hospital Auxii ry's Thanks.
The Ladies' Aux iary of Winghem
General Hospital de ire to express their
thanks to all who a feted them in con..
neotion with the be net last week, and
particularly to thos who took part in
the programme, Inc riding the Citizens'
Band and the Sal tion Army band,
The regular meetin of the Auxiliary
will be held in th Connell Chamber
on Monday afternoo next, Oot, 4th, at
4,15 o'clock. A la e attendance of
members is asked for
Read Mins. GREEN'S millinery locals.
TRUNKS and VALISES.—Big stook at
lowest prices. W. J. GREER.
Well Spent oney,
The Farmer's Ad mate points out
that eighty to one h dred dollars will
put an intelligent, t nifty, industrious
Ontario farmer's son, with a High school
entrance standing. th ough the first year
at the Ontario .A ioaitural College,
paying all expense including books
clothes, board and r Tway fare, provid-
ing he is willing t put in some spare
time working, at ab ut eight cents an
hour, instead of p ying football or
hockey. The sopho re expenses come
a little higher, one h dred and twenty
to a hundred and fo y dollars being a
moderate estimate. Of course, some
spend more, but they eed not; and the
seven mouths' college ear affords a five -
months' summer vac tion in whioh to
earn money, The old idea, that farmers
do not require edno ion has been ex-
ploded, and the youn man who takes
advantage of present day opportunities
will never regret it.
Coon WANTED, woman •preferred.
Apply at the EXCHANGE HOTEL.
At Mrs. Green's, a large and elegant
stook of new Fall Millinery now ready
for inspection. No trouble to show
goods.
Canadian For -stern at Church.
The annual ohn oh parade of the Oen-
adieu Foresters o Wingham took place
on Sunday morng last, when over one
hundred memhe s assembled at their
hall and, marsh Ied by Bro. Jos. J.
Kerr, marched in body to the Baptist
Church, The p • stor, Rev. W. L
Steeves, oonducte the service, and de-
livered a sound, p °tical and inspiring
sermon, taking it: his test a olanse of
the 18th verse o. the 6th ohapter of
Paul's first epistle to Timothy :--"Rioh
in good works." • e speaker dealt with
the words of the motto of the Order,
"Liberty, Benevol noe and Concord,"
in their relation to Ohrietianity, and his
words were heartier appreciated and lis-
tened to with mar . ed attention by the
audience. A solo .y Miss May Moore
contributed to the .njoyment of the ser-
vice. On re-asse bling at the hall a
resolution was seed extending the
thanks of the br hren to Rev, W. L.
Steeves for the e: •elient discourse and
to the officials o the church for their
hospitality.
THE LATEST in Fall Millinery at
reasonable prioea. THE MISSES LITTLE,
upstairs in Hanna & Co's. store,
FURNITURE FOR SALE.—Mra. D. Mc-
Innes offers for private sale some house-
hold furniture, including piano, side-
board, pictures, chairs, 000k stove, dish-
es, etc. Articles may be seen at real.
denoe, John street, any day between 8
a. m, and 8 p. m.
Local Ad ertising.
Our Peterbero o respondent in this
week bas some rem rice to make on the
vein toh
E e retails of1
loo advertiain
a
g
that are sound a to the point. We
would like to
see ore a e '
tt ration8 iven
to this phase of a grocers brsineea,
and to that end in to our friends to give
lie their experiono and suggestions, giv-
en two grocer(' itt small town --one of
them a regular dvertiser in the local
'paper and the o er advertising Spas-
modically or not t alI and it is not a
diffionit matter t piok the Winner with
starting to basin s this method of an.
nonnotng Wesel a oandtdate for trade
ie the surest, aat 8, and in foot the only
way which can b relied upon to attract
to himself the at noon of the people he
most desires. T e expellee to which he
Will be put is m rely nominal compar-
ed with the ario t of money he would
wMte by sitting own and waiting tor
bueineei to oome o hien. Get apaoe in
his paper and 1111 t with new copy every
day or week, al °an afford. "Tcthing.
ro surely ninety es the progressiveness
of advertising is able to do, ---Piot
the Canadian Gt er.
The Wingh • Fair.
As we go to preaal (Wednesday) the
fall fair is in pro ese. The inside
exhibita are of a g• d clava and more
numerous than form
Steps is giving great bargeins. Don't
fail to visit him before Oot. 15.
Darkey Hal A
At Columbus, Ohi
Darkey Hal wort a r
((tamps her as the pao
world for 1909. In a%
did a mile in 2 0414.
Gano, who had never t
The purse in this event
ain Wins
, on Tuesday,
soe which justly
g queen of the
heavy track she
beating George
afore lost a race.
was $5,0
UPSTAIRS GIRL W N • D. — Ratten-
bury House, Clinton, • t,
High -Class ncert.
A high-olaas concert i11 be given in
the opera house on riday even . ,
Oot. 8th, which promise to be : treat
for those who attend A .• o . g those
who will take part are: Mi Alioe M.
Halls, contralto singer, London; Miss
Mabel Small, Irish, Soot h and Spanieh
dancer; Master Elliott ebb, the boy
soprano; Wingham ale quartette;
Sandy Drennan, comed n, and Frank
Gallagher, soprano. T admission will
be 25o. and 35o. ; ohildr 15o. Plan of
hall at MoKibbon's drn store.
BOY WANTED —Bright o i6e boy to
learn the general store bees. Apply
to D. M. GORDON.
Huron's Fruit
The prize list for the 9
ario Horticultural Exhib
in Toronto, November 9
published, and ail frit g
it worth of examination.
of Brant, Huron, Halt
Grenville have each g
special prizes for plates
by their own citizens, th
$1.60 for first and $1.00f
following are the varied
prize the Creentyeef Hur
win, Ben Davis, Blenh
(Snow), Golden Russett,
King, Mann, Spy, and
sirable variety. Anyon
oompete in these classes
munioate with county of
Goderioh, and if desiring t
the Provineial lista for any
write the Secretary, P.
Parliament Buildings, Tor
xhibit.
Annual Ont -
ion, to be held
h to 13th, is
were will find
The counties
, Leeds and
nted $25 for
apples shown
prioea to be
r second. The
a which oom-
's lists; Bald-
im, ' Fameuse
Rhode Island
y other de -
desiring to
should oom-
k Lane, at
compete in
ing named,
, Hodgette,
nto.
Cash paid for spring oh' k i% and
fowl at S. PAUL'S stor , lnevale.
Bring them every Monday renoon.
New DESIGNS in Fall Millinery, up•
stairs in Hanna & Oo's. store.
THE MISSES LITTLE.
A Wonder ul Record.
Wingham High school has a record
second to none in :•he Provinoe of On-
tario. Thirty ex -s dents of the school
are leaving for th , cities to attend the
higher institutions of learning. This is
truly a good reoorfor a school that has
only been in eels::noe for three years,
and our towing) pie are to be oon-
gratnlated on hav ng such an able staff
of teachers nn.:r Principal Taylor.
The TIMES wish a the former students
every moons 1 their future work.
The list is as follows:—To Toronto
University --Ire••: Davis, Olive Cruick-
shank, Tom Ro . Jason, Clifford Pugh,
Marjory Gordo , Will Argo, Gertie
Orniokshank, - obert McBurney. To
Toronto Medioai •ollege—WillMoLean,
Arthur MaoKer le, Thos. G. Wilson,
Toronto Norma Sohooi-Minnie Rose,
Adam Isbister, . na Isbister. School of
Praotioal Soienc., Toronto—Fred Sean-
drett. Faoulty f Education, Toronto—
Everett Glenn, Gertie 'Troy, Ernest
Wiley, Elgin 0 rue, Normal School,
London --Jean M Tavish. Normal Sohooi
ra f rd—Lizzi• M
St t a sees Russell Mao.
0
Xenia, Finlay ' eid, Clayton Proctor,
Alberta Goble, Normal
Sohaol, Cal-
gary—Tennyson Glanville, Ray Staok-
hoose. Model School, Durham—
Pauline Melon: , Ruby Clegg, Irene
Clegg,
PRICES ARE SLAUGHTERED — Goods
must be told. See oar wive. R. KNox.
Ladies, bee the right up-to-date new
Fall Millinery, and selling at the lowest
possible prioea at MRs, GREEN'S. Mies
Shorts, of London, head milliner.
Fall Fair pates.
R1yth, Cot. 5 6,
Dungannon, Oot.
Gerrie, Oot. 2,
Tiverton, Oot, 5,
TeeeeWater, 00t, 5.8,
"IN'zcTus"---the name ot the highest
grade Shoes :made for men. A look Will
banwie°e you. See them at
W. fir. 4 sEEuls.
The Ho
One of the mo
in Wingbam in
banquet held in
Thursday evenin
banquet was a
given by the Can
Co. and was and
Ladies' Auxiliary
wards of els bund
the excellent men
intended oream
wheat baskets, pi
onit, and butter,
with whipped ore
Laren's cheese,
oream, Hayler's o
tea or coffee. As
known Shredded
Triscuit were se
variety ot forms.
quet there was an
eluding solos by
E. Estelle Grifnn,
McDonald. A d
and Verna Moor
by Mra, Steevea,
Moore, Alice and
"Three young ma
was a very pleaai
well rendered. T
number of young
tion of Miss Hong
ed and is always
a Wingham and
the representativ
Wheat Co. who b
gnet,gave an addr
which was intere
emphasized the
Shredded Wheat.
P. P. made an e
members of the
be heartily oong
amass of the ba
Wheat Co, are
thanks.of our to
such an exoellen
hospital. Mr.
with the writer,
mouths attendin
and that the one
he had ever atte
will no doubt b
hereafter in
amounted to $2
ital Banquet.
enooesefnl events held
eoent yearn was the
the skating rink on
of last weak. The
complimentary one,
ditto Shredded Wheat
the direction of the
f the hospital. Up -
ed people partook of
provided, and which
hioken in shredded
les, cold ham, tris -
ell -o fruit sandwiches
triaonita and Mac-
hredded wheat ice
000late triaouit and
ill be seen the well -
Wheat Biscuit and
ved up in a great
Following the ban-
xoellent program, in -
r. Geo. Cline, Miss
and Master Obarlea
t by Misaea Hazel
, instrumental solo,
trio by Misses May
milie Mann, entitled
dens of Lea," This
g number and was
o May Pole, by a
iris, ander the direo-
ton was well reoeiv-
popular number with
nos, Mr. J. Hewitt,
of the Shredded
d oharge of the ban
se on "Natural Food"
ing and in which be
wholesomeness of
A, H. Musgrove, M.
elient chairman. The
adies' Aaxiliary are to
elated on the great
quet and the Shredded
deserving the hearty
nspeople in providing
banquet gratis to the
ewitt, in conversation
aid he had been for
banquets of this kind
here was the best that
dad. Shredded Wheat
a more popular food
ingham. The proceeds
0
Remember Thursday, Oel 28th, the
date of the grapis,
eoyta'( of Dickens'
"Ohristmas Caro Mr. .E S. Wil-
liamson of Tor. He is coming
under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
PRESBYTERY
OF MAITLAND
The regular me:
Andrew's Obnroh,
21st of Sept. The
in the Preabyte
church, Pine Riv:
North Kinloss. It
ton and Whiteohur
tied. Reports on
Young People's Soo
by Mr. West an
Bremner reported
augmented charge
a re -arrangement
district angmenta
quired. Dr. Gray
lege Building Fun
ing and a Commit
Tait, MoKerrol a
apeotor Chisholm
Smith and Mr. G
oo-operate with
A resolution of sy
behalf of Rev. A.
on Sabbath, Se•
mother,
The standing
pointed as follow
Messrs. Moyer,
their elders. H
Parte, West,
elders. Augmen
ner, Edmison ani
People's Societie
Radford, Moyer
Messrs. West 1'
ere. Sabbath So
MoKerrel, Perris
and Infirm Min
ran, MoRee, 1
Ohnroh Life an
McLean, McRae
tomatio Giving—T�
raison, Moyer and
illation of Stnden
Porde and their el
Perrin, Miller, Mo
ere Moral and S
Mollerrol, Perris
Evangelism—Mees
nan,.Ferguson end
Arrangetnente w
duotton of Rev. R.
pastoral charge o
Langetde on the th of Ootober at 8
p. M. Mar, Clerk.
1.
ing was held in St.
Wingham, on the
e are five vaoanoies
— Walton, White'
, Molesworth and
expected that Wal-
•!• will soon be set-
: ome Missions and
eties were rendered
Mr. Radford. Mr.
• the revision of the
It is hoped that by
the charges in that
on may not be re•
agent for Knox Col.
, addressed the meet-
ee consisting of Revs,
d McLean, and In -
Mr. MoKagne, Mr.
ut, was appointed to
r. Gray in the work.
pathy was passed in
. Wishart, who was
8. 10, bereft of his
II I
•
ommittees were ap.
:—Foreign Missions
arrin, Radford and
me Missions ---Messrs.
Miller and their
ation—Messrs. Prem.
their eiders. Young
-- Messrs. Ferguson,
nd elders,Statistics—
,
rrie Radford and eld-
cools—Messrs. Wishart,
and their elders. Aged
tere—Meesra. MoLen-
oKerrol and elders.
Work --Messrs, Tait,
nd their elders, Sys -
ears. Molierrel, Ed -
their elders. Exam-
a--Measre. Edmison,
re. Remits --Messrs.
ennen and their eid•
cal Reform --Messrs.
and their elders.
MoLeen, Moten
heir elders.
e made for the in-
oEabhern into the
Whiteohuroh and
i gheet rice id for Wei
H e and n1•
g Pa
��it r
Int T.1?`'elle butcher
shop.
try b
WAr ren.—A good new zilch abw.
Apply at Tnlrs6 office.
CHUR
H NOTES.
The Bishop o
the Rev, A. H.
to be Incumben4
Edward.
Rev, John
Molesworth, w
pastorate of Di
Presbyterian 0'
last,
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Huron has appointed
Rhodes, of Teeawater,
of the parish of Point
urnett, B. .A., late of
s indnoted into the
Chester and Crumlin
arohee on Thursday
Miss Edna I. Cuyler and Miss Ethel
Sperling, both or Whitechurch, purpose
taking the Deadness course at Toronto
with a view o better preparation for
aotive service a the church of their
choice.
The annual
deaconry of
Glencoe on 0
0. E, Jenkins,
paper on "Hig
onferenoe of the Arch-
ondon will be held at
tober 6th and 7th. Rev.
f Wingham, will read a
er Orltioism."
The Bible O1 es in connection with St.
Andrew's Pres terian Church will be
reorganized n xt Sunday afternoon.
All the young p ople of the church are
requested to att nd the meeting which
commences at 2 0 o'clock.
The annual h vest thanksgiving ser-
vices will be hal ; in St. Paul's Church
on Sunday next Ootober 3rd, oonduoted
by the rector, R:v. 0. E, Jenkins, On
Monday avenin: 4th, the harvest supper
will be held. T a will be served in the
school room fro• 6 to 8 o'clock, and a
good programm is being prepared, The
.public will be oo' dially welcomed.
Sunday last as Rally Day in the
Methodist Stin.:y School of Wingham,
At the nenai ho • r of service, 2.30 p, m.,
the school ease ed in the auditorium
of the church, . ere an interesting pro-
gramme of add eases was given. On
the platform w h the superintendent,
Mr. F. Buohana , were Rev, Dr. Rut-
ledge, pastor of •. a Church, and Mr. T.
Hall. Dr. W. J Price, Mr. W. T. Hall,
Mr. Hurry Gree. and Mr. J. W. Ansley
in short address s dealt with the various
phases of the w•rk of the school, while
Rev. Dr, Rntle-:e in a few happy re-
marks perform --d the interesting oere-
mony of prese • ting a banner to Mrs.
Mo$ie's olaas for the highest average
attendance. he services were very
interesting thr. • ghont.
Rev, Geor : e McLennan, a former
pastor of Pinkerton Presbyterian
Chnroh, also • f Underwood and Centre
Brune, died - t Caledonia, Prinoe Ed-
ward Island, •n Sept. 4th. The remains
were brough to Pinkerton for inter-
ment. Deoe sed was 73 years of age
As a atnden . missionary he labored
dnrtng summ:,r vacations from 1861 to
1863 in the th ti young village of Har-
riaten. After raduating in 1864 he re-
ceived a oall an was indnoted as pastor
of Guthrie con rogation in that place.
He remained t ere eleven years, and
then was calla to Underwood, where
he ministered for a similar period.
Oamlachie was hie next charge, and
from there he re urned to Bruce 0o., in
response to a cal from Pinkerton, where
he was for five ears.
You can have your buttons made to
order from any kind of material at R.
MiAxweee's tailor shop.
Night Classes.
Ambitions young people o wish to
"learn while they earn," may do so by
attending night oia e§,t t the Wineham
Business Oollege. £oh student is in-
structed privately y painstaking, sym.
pathetic teachers. Yon may enter no
matter what your education. Ask for
information. Phones 104 and 86.
The Late Willi m Doubleday.
After an illness extending over a
period of nearly t o years, William
Doubleday passed tier to the great
majority, at his ome on Josephine
street, on Thnrsda last. He waa it
native of England, aving been born in
Attleborongh, Nor olk County, where
he spent the earli r years of his life.
Thirty-four
sore
o he Dame with hie
y
y
wife and family to anada. Remaining
for a time at W xotor, he Dame to
Wingham nearly twenty-seven years
ago, and with th exception of afew
months had ever° einee been a con•
tinnous resident o the town. His ill-
ness, whieh. was if long duration, was
borne with Chris Jan patience and for.
titnde, The late r. Doubleday was a
man of quiet de eerier and
qhad been
for years amine° d with the Paptiet
Ohnroh. Ile was also an admirer of
the work of the alvation Army. Be-
sides his widow, four eons and one
daughter survive. The sone stet—Wm.:
H., of Southam ton; Albert d'. and
John T., of Hes ler; and Walter, of
Winghatn; and a daughter. Mrs. G.
Hoist, of 0hea1 . The funeral took
plane Sunday aernoon 80 the Wing -
ham oemetery, ithe eerrioes being /ton-
ducted by Rev. 'W. it. steevea, pastor
01 the .Ra p tist hu o. T'h
p r h, a Salvation
Array o '
A band too in ani #lt
y
ed a conte a to
p 13
the oeinet.
Miss Spading
GRADUATE OF
TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
And Authorized Teacher of the Fletcher
Music Method, Simplex and Kinder.
garters. Pupil's prepared for Oonrerva.
tory exams„ both in Theory and Pain°,
CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 7th.
For information as to rates, tuition,
eto,, apply at her home, Minnie street.
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
wxNGtiAai, - ONTARIO.
Farmers who w want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market,
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer.
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
PER' ONAL.
Miss Minnie Mi er was visiting with
friends in Brusaele last week.
Mise May Davison, of Wroxeter ie
visiting with Win • ham friends.
Miss Fay Morto , of Toronto, is visit•
at the home of Mr and Mrs. J, A. Mor.
ton,
Dr. Thos. Chis olm, M. P., returned
Monday evening from a trip to the
West.
Miss Cassie H. rris, of Toronto was
visiting with '' ingham friends last
week.
Mrs. W. S. G egow, of St. Thomas,
wag a week -end isitor with Mrs, .T. A.
Taylor.
Mrs. Chas. .:rber and Miss Linn
Barber visited wi h Lnoknow friends on
Friday last.
Miss Olive Or okahankleft lest Sat-
urday for Torontwhere she will attend
University.
Mr. and Mrs. 7.. oe, T. Field have re-
turned home fr.m an extended trip
through the Wet t.rn provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Be J. Hill returned last
week from an a tended visit at Mrs.
Hill's former ho •. e in Michigan.
Inspector Chi holm, o Kincardine,
was calling on .Id friends and renew-
ing acquaintance: in town last week,
Messrs, W. F. ' anStone and D. Bell
have returned h me after an extended
trip to Seattle a d other western pointe.
Dr. R. 0. and re. Redmond returned
home on Tuesda from a several weeks'
trip through We tern Canada. The doc-
tor attended the eeting of the Medical
Association at innipeg.
T. 0. Evans, . S„ who has been
with John Wi on, V. S. for some
months, left on aturday for Toronto,
where he will t e a position in the
Ontario Veterin y College.
OnomhtTLeading Shoe Stare
WOMEN'S SHQES
FROM THE HEST MAKERS
We'reing h wi the o t e newest and
best Fall Styles in Women's. Shoes
—the sort of Shoes Wonien de
light to wear.
The leathers are right - — the
lasts are right the toe shapes
are right.
Every Woman that wears our
ea
.hoes
S n sh0 w good looking feet,
and comfortable feet, as well.
Our Women's Shoes start in at
$1.50 and $2.00, and run up to
$3.00 or $4.00. At whatever
price we sell 1aWoman's.
Shoe, We
800 that it is splendid Value for
the money — and ottr excellent
Shoe Service /insures every Wom-
an a perfect fit.
W. J. Greer
THE SHOE MAN
Sole agent:n, astir Sridaitmpr� for
Sheet for Women