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VOL XXXVII7.-NO. 1969.
,WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1909,
Farmers, AtIention
Feed a good stock tonic now
and give yeur cattle agood start.
We are agents for
HESS STOCK FOOD
ROYAL PURPLE FOOD
INTERNATIONAL FOOD
HACKNEY
HERBAGEUM
Give us a call. Bring along
your own recipes for Condition
Powder. We use only the best
drugs and mix them well.
Walton McKibbou
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
$962
One year ago, Mr. George
Wakeman was earning about
$100 per year as farm laborer,
Now he Is earning at the rate
of $OO2 per year.
Six months' training at our
Business College made the dif-
ference Was it a good invest-
ment? He thinks so. His
address is Naw Osgoode, Sask.
Four Courses
PEEPA,.RA.ToRP
COMMERCIAL
STE ti OGitAPHY
TELEGRAPHY .,
Enter any time. Individual
Instruction,
Write for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. sroTTON, Principal
1
i
1
IlsaisiissounitusminsameasissurMsemis
C'HRISTIE'S
GROCERY
PHONE 59
NEW
FRUITS
There's more than one
kind of best—there's dif-
ferent grades and their
best. It is the
BEST OF
BEST GRADES
that we sell you. Fair
comparison is convincing.
CUIaltANTS
RAISINS
SEEDED RAIaINS
PEELS
FIGS, Era.
Mince Meat
This you "can have both in
bulk and package. What
we've bought is of +superior
quality. Per package or
per lb LOc.
TEAS
We have just blended some
very. High -Grade Teas, and
believe them to be of UN-
BEATABLE QUALITY 1
Tont opinion is worth settles
thing to tis... .. .
Per lb 30e. tei I50e4,
WANTED
Choice Ratter, Fresh Eggs,
l`tand.pieked Beans, Oats,
Onions, Potatoes, eto.
1
PHONE 101.
Wingham Greenhouses
OARNA.TIONS
OHRYSANTHEMUMS
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Property
Messrs, Ritchie &
agents, report the fo
the past Week :—M
(nee Mrs. Miller) h
Harry Angus; bui
John Armour to Mr
Herron's building 1
to Mr. W. H. Gur
having the house o
repair and it will
rent.
ansfers.
osens, real estate
owing pales dari
s. Mary Eng h'e
ape 'and lot • • Mr..
ing lot •m Mr,
Jose .h : all; Mre,
t on - • ranges street
ey. Mr. Gurney is
this lot put in good
soon be ready for
Best family flour, "Gold Star" $2.75,
FRANK R. HowaoN.
Death of M
After a long and
tina Elizabeth, eld
and Mrs. Wallac
passed away Pride
years, Deceased
lady and a great
addition to her fat
sisters and a broth
was oonsoione to t
her readiness to g
place on Monday
Wingham Demeter
ss Wallace.
ying illness, Chris -
at daughter of Jas.
, of Jamestown,
, Oct. 22nd, aged 27
as a smart young
lover of music. In
ler and mother, two
survive. Deceased
e last and expressed
, The funeral took
of last week to the
Good general strvant girl wanted.
Apply to Box A, TietEs office.
York Loa
York Loan share
twenty-five pereoe
investment. The
al Trust Comps
98,000 chegnea, d
aggregating abon
mailed ut the Tor
on Monday to elai
parts of the Domi
States, British
Africa, Australia,
Japan.
Dividend,
elders will reoeive a
t dividend on their
gnidator, the Nation -
y, has issued about
ted November let and
$650,000, which were
nto General Postoffioe
ante residing in all
ion and in the United
ales, France, South
Sweden, China, and
WANTED. -A good servant girl wanted
by Mrs. (Dr.) P. Macdonald. Apply by
letter to 854 Richmond street, London,
Good wages will be paid.
Trade in
Winghamites who
country and neigbbo
us that some people,
into Wingham on aoc
oases of fever. Th
further trouble aloe'
patients are:now re
new oases have devel
the trouble is now
have had several o
season and we have s
the papers. Come to
your trading. The m
large stooks andStari
the very best values,
rIngham.
gave visited in the
ing villages inform
not Dare to come
�unt of the several
e should be no
this line. A11 the
avering and as no
sped for some time
ver. Other towns
sea of fever this
en nothing of it in
Wingham and do
reheats here have
prepared to give
WANTED. — Marsh hay, free from
thistles, for packing furniture. At
WALEER & CLEGG'S upholstering fac-
tory.
ee s em
Guy Bros, ig Minstrels.
This year the o0
larger than in for
best show ever in t
pear here on Pride
people composed of
fete, dancere; cora
musicians that
Hear this celebrate
while on parade at
town hall at 7,30 p
elate of ten big ve
Special scenery and
effeots. Plan now
drug store.
pally is very much
er years and the
is town. They op.
Nov. 5th, with 30
he very best vocal -
lane, acrobats and
oney can secure.
silver concert band
oon and in front of
m, The olio oon-
°ville acts all new.
onderful eleotrioal
pen at MoKibbon's
IFR ,SALE. -A good sertioedble mare
and Dolt for oafs. Apply to THOS, PELLS.
Death of J
Mr. Joseph Olar
three months has
Wingham Demeter
Monday, in his 4'7
took a heavy cold
veloped lute pneu
only a tear days.
of Lanarkshire, E
the Old band to
Anda heft years
held in high este
and Upright in a
owning here he h
Mao Salvation A
interest in Christ
widow he it sura
ohildren, who w
Of our townspe
meat. The fans
nesday afterno
beinbtery.
seph Clark.
, who for the past
en caretaker of the
passed away an
year. Mr, Clark
ast week which de -
main and he was ill
ebeased was a native
gland, and carne front
Ingham Borne three
ago He was a man
and was honorable
his dealings, Sinoe
been connected with
y and took a deep
n work. Besides his
ed by a family of Mx
11 Barre the sympathy
le in their bereave -
al took plane on Wed-
tthe Wingham
Read. Willis & Co.'s adir. on page 8.
Ladies' Ai Supper.
The supper and en rtainnient held in
the Baptist Church o Tuesday evening,
and er the auspices o the Ladies' Aid
Sooiety was a autos s in every way.
The bad weather did of interfere with
the attendance. The upper was served
in the basement and as an excellent
one, the wants of the 'neer Dien being
amply provided for. fter the supper a
splendid programme was rendered in
the auditorium of th church,
To RENT—A good seven -roomed house
in good locality. Apply at Teems office.
Y. M. C. A, E
Again we remind
play " A Crazy Idea,
Wingham opera hou
ing, November 19th,
of the Young Men's
tion. Practices and
ing held, and those
sparing neither pains
the entertainment le
for those who atten
will be devoted to a
and there should be
Encourage the good
the Y. M. C. A. by y
price of admission is
tertainrnent.
r readers of the
to be presented in
on Friday even.
nder the auspices
hrietian Associe-
ehearsals are be-
taking part are
or time to make
at enjoyable one
The proceeds
at worthy cause,
large attendance,
ork being done by
r presence. The
cents.
Storm jute horse bra
teed, at $1.75 is the b
ham. Get one at TA
• :t, vegan -
alae in Wing -
KEW'S.
Permanent Tea her Engaged,
Miss M, J. Baird, . A., of West Tor-
onto, has been engag d by the. Wingham
High School Board o fill the vacancy
on the teaching staff caused by the death
of the late lamented Miss Helena 'W-
ean. The new teat er comes to Wing -
ham bearing very gh credentials. She
is a specialist in oderna and History,
and has had seven r eight years experi-
ence, having tang t in High Schools or
Oollegiata Institute at Essex, Arnprior,
Elora, Seaforth an Sonia. Mies Baird
arrived in town on nesday and entered
upon her new duti s Wednesday. We
wish her success in er work.
BREAivAsT Foons.—Roiled Wheat,
Rolled Oats, Standard Oatmeal, Cream
of Wheat, eta. FRANK R. HowSON,
West Shore El
It is expected that
Ontario West Shor
between Goderioh a
commence in a few
president of the rai
on Saturday and st
purchased the G. N
between Goderioh a
operated as a teloph
tion with the electric
despatching their c
convenience to the
allowed the free use
stated that the ogre
eleotrio railway an
which the latter giv
way running rights
entering Goderioh, h
the railway commis
ctric Railway.
rank -laying on the
Electric Railway
d Kincardine will
ye. J, W. Moyes,
ay, was in town
ted that he had
W, telegraph line
Kincardine, to be
ne line in oonneo-
aiiway'a business,
s, eto.; ales as a
brio, who will be
of it. Mr. Moyes
went between the
the 0. P. R., by
e the eleotrio rail -
over their tracks
d been ratified by
oners.
WANTED—Young men to learn atbve-
mounting; also a number of laboring
men. Highest wages paid, WESTERN
FotmnR' 0o., Wingham.
The Late
After some week
the otilmination of
long time, Marion
MIr,
.Alex. Inglie, pa
day, Ootober 21st,
dense, Lighthouse
mourned by relative
Iagile was an 0n13
name being Marion]
She was born in ]
and came to the 1
With her parents w
fly later moving
With the exceptio
in Wingham, eh
Mrs. Inglis was in
October 23rd, 187
Besides her husba
ed by one delights
of the Goderioh 1'
etaff, and one
Niagara Falls, NI
rs, Inglis.
of painful illness,
Haste health for a
., beloved wife of
sed away on Thurs•
t the family rest -
street, Goderioh,
and friends. Mrs,
child, her maiden
Robina Henderson,
dinburgh, Sootland,
iwnship of Hibbert
en a child, the fame
to Goderioh, where
of a few years spent
had mace resided.
rried in Goderioh on
, by Rev, Dr. tire.
d, deceased 10 earviv-
, Mist! Marion Inglis,
bile Scheel teadhing
, John A. Inglis, of
Y.
Rvnnans for Men, Women and Ohi1-
ciren, in every wanted style, size and
width. 4s. W. S. GRnnn.
Night Classes.
Ambitions young people Who wish to
"learn white they earn," may do so by
attending night 0150850 at the Wingham
Business College. Laoh student is in.
strnoted privately by painstaking, syni'
Ton May tette* tie
pathetic what your education. Ask for
information. ?honeb 104 and 80.
Local piion Petition.
At the meet g of the Town Council
on Monday ev:ning, a petition bearing
the signatures f about two hundred and
twenty-five res dents of Wingham, wee
presented, ask' • g that a local option by-
law
yIaw be aubmi ed to the electors at the
municipal ole.' tione next January. The
petition was eferred to a committee
of the (lou oil for examination. to
aseertain whether it has the required
number of b na. fide signatures and if
found satiate, tory a by-law will be pre-
pared and su witted to the Connell at
its December seting. In all likelihood
a by-law wi1 be submitted to the aloe -
tors, as requ :tett. Whatever form the
campaign me take, it is hoped that it
may be oond • .tea in a spirit of absolute
fairness and friendliness by all parties
interested, so that the friendly relation-
ships which should characterize the
citizens of e • y community be es little
disturbed as •oseible. There are several
other muni, ipalities in Huron county
where local ption will be voted ort in
January, a . • ong them being Clinton,
Exeter, B1 th, Brussels, Turnberry,
Grey and O,iborne.
WANTED.—Girl for housework; good
wages; no washing. Apply MRs. R.
SNOB, Wingham.
„
The Olympi
eludes experien
mentaliate. T
ladies' quartett
lympia "
Ladies' Quartette in -
ed vocalists and instru-
y present a firet•class
, each singer a soloist; a
string quartette ; an entertaining reader;
a brilliant viols
enabling them
of unusual' me
pertoire inolud
tation melo
vocal quartette
instrumental d
violin and pia
this company i
Wednesday, N
Admission 25o.
soloist and piano soloist,
build tip a programme
it. Their extensive re-
s jubilee choruses, plan.
es, descriptive songs,
, trios, duets and solos;
ets, trios, and solos on
o. Don't fail to hear
St. Andrew's Church,
v. 10th, at,8 o'clock.
To RENT. story brick hoose,
eight roost%, p a hard water and soft
water, Apply to GEO. MCKENZIE.
WANTED.—A11 kinds of fowl—alive or
dressed, for which the highest prices
wall be paid. Live fowl taken on Tues-
days and Thursdays.
V. R. VANNORMAN,
The Late Cha
The late Churl
passed away on T
and whose death w
our last issue, w
1855, in Peelinoh T
county, his father b
John Reading. Ea
jest of thee skate
milling business in
1876, in company w
engaged in the saw
Blnevale. On the d
partnership was f
Daff and this co
when Mr. Reading
Mr, Thos. Stewart
ham. In Wingha
interest in the Unio
and was one of th
helped in the re -or
fire and held an int
until it was sold to
ture mannfaatarere.
the Pelton and Mor
nese and continued
when owing to ill
business to Mr.
Reading had been
two years, but bis
was only some six
day, 1879, he w
Minnie Anderson,
with one son, J
Heniilton and Mis
viva • Only one sic
Toronto, survives
was a man held in
community. Ile
Gounoillor, was a
the I, O. F., a Oo
and in religion wa
was a great collect
said that his oclleo
the largest in Ont
will have the symp
of friends, The fu
Thursday after=
cemetery, the serve
grave being oond
Farr, of Clinton,
attended the tuner
John 0, Reading
Dorothy, of Hemil
Geo. Robertbon, of
and Mrs, Andrew
Stratford, and Mr
sister, of Toronto.
les J. Reading.
J. Reading, who
eaday of last week
s briefly recorded in
born March 2nd,
nship, Wellington
ing the late Squire
y in life the sub -
learned the saw
Harriston and in
th Finlay Baillie,
Ming business in
nth of Mr. Beattie, a
rated with R. N.
tinned until 1889,
old his interest to
ud moved to Wing -
he first took an
furniture factory
shareholders who
anizetion after the
est in the factory
lie Canada Furni-
He then purchased
ingstar pump bush
htil two years ago,
ealth he sold the
Thornton. Mr,
n poor health for
]aa serious illness
aye. On Christmas
s married to Miss
of Tnrnberry, who
bn 0. Reading, of
Alice, at home, dar-
er, Mrs, Sharpe, of
ha. Mr. Reading
high eateen ha the
d served as Town
votive member of
servative in politics
an Episcopalian. He
r of curios and it i0
'on of old coins is
rio. The bereaved
my of a large circle
neral took plane on
last tie Wingham
es at the borate and
cited by Rev. Mr.
Among those who
were Mr, and Mrs.
nd daughter, Mise
; Mr. and lilts.
Owen Sound; Mr.
attic and son, of
Sharp.), deceased's
DAINTY MODE le the name of the best
light Rubber for Ladies and Gents.
Sem theiti at W../. Gn»tslt's
HIGH SOHO L FIELD DAY,
The Annual Fie!
with Wingham Hi
on Weddesday last
hardly favorable, b
were keenly conte5
the boys showed
ability, $est of a
carried out with t
among the pompe
card of the dsy
Gillespie, who in
4 firsts and captor
pionehip, The se
not settled owing
events. P MoB
were loaders amen
The following a
BOYS
Junior— Hurdle
Day, W. Haines.
N. Geddes, F,
Running broad ju
Day, G. McLean.
pie, A. Kneohtel,
and jump, F. Gille
Day. Hundred ya
H. Day, G. MoLea
Day, A. Kneohtel,
jump, W. Heine
Geddes. One mile
W. Haines.
Senior—Hurdle
Beecroft, P. McE
jump, J, Weir, J
Ewen. Running
Lean, W. Ansley
Pole vault, R, Lloy
fatt. Hop, step an
R. Gallagher, W
yard dash, W. A
Beeoroft. Mile ru
Ewen, H. Mutton.
Lean, (M, Price
Young, equal.)
Mutton, E. Porte
Day the connection
h School was held
Tho weather was
t the various events
ed and a number of
onsiderable atblotio
every event was
e best of good feeling
tors. The beat ye-
as made by Frank
e junior events won
d the junior ohain-
ior championship was
o a tie in ane of the
en and W. Ansley
the senior boys.
the results in full.
GAMES,
race, N. Geddes, H.
tending broad jump,
lleapie, G. McLean.
p, F. Gillespie, H.
ole vault, F. Oilies-
t', Day. Hop, step
pie, N. Geddes, H.
d dash, N. Geddes,
Half mile run, H.
F. Gillespie. High
F. Gillespie, N.
walk, F. Gillespie,
ce, W. Ansley, L.
n. Standing broad
Ferguson, P. Mo -
road jump, O. Mo.
nd R. Lloyd equal.
, J. Weir, G. Mof-
junip. P. McEwen,
Ansley. Hundred
ley, P. MoEwen, L.
, W. Ansley, P. Mo -
High jump, 0. MO-
S. Elliott, and G.
wo mile walk, H.
, W. Ansley.
GIRL
Junior—Throw
J, VanNorman,
and catching bal
VanNorman, B.
Hundard yard d
L, Bowman, J.
Relay Raae.—
Barber, M. Alla
rape, A,Barber a
I Kennedy, M
son.
Senior—Tbro
Campbell, M.
dash, E. Tiplin
E. Buchanan.
Potato raoe,
MoOool, E. 13
raoe, J. VanN
Orr and E. 13
M. Williamson
GA'StEs
ng ball, L. Bowman,
. Moore, Throwing
, L. Bowmen and J.
warts and H. Moore.
ah. F. Orr, L. Mcloo1,
aoNorman.
orm II. Nail race, A.
M Carrie. Needle
d V. Isard, F. Orr and
urrie and Lizzie Fergu-
ing ball. M. Fry, R.
°Lean. Hundred yard
V. lard, A. Barber,
. Bowman, F. Orr, L
°benan. Three legged
rman and L MoOooi, F.
chenan, B. Swarts and
The students wish to heartily thank
all those citizen: who so kindly contri-
buted towards • e prizes.
Before buying
and robes oral an.
Prices down to roo
our • se blankets
our large stook.
• ottom.
Tiros. KEw,
Resolution
At a recent mite
High School Board
high appreciation o
worth of the late
is the following res
it has pleased our
summon into His
presence a devoted ai
of aur staff, in tl:
Helena Mclean, wh
attainments, lofty id
pleasing personality,
Christian deportmei
beautiful influence f
the students and tho
Dame in contaot; be it
Board place on reoor
tion of the dignity a
life and its just appr
estimable good she ac
the year she was eng
Wingham High Scho
of We resolution be t
John Dadeon, mother
F Sympathy.
ing, the Wingham
ilaced on record its
the character and
las Helena Dadson,
cation: —"Whereas
eavenly Father to
mare immediate
d faithful member
a person of Miss
(8e high academic
Is, broad culture,
sous life and line
exerted such a
r good among all
o with whom she
resolved that this
its high estime,-
d nobility of her
dation of the in-
ompliehed during
ed on the staff of
; and that a copy
nemitted to Mrs,
f deceased."
You CAN'T En HAPrY if your feet ache,
Dr. Reed's Cashion Shoe is the easiest
shoe an earth. See them at
W. J. GREER'S
1.000000.06000000.000*
An Outsid
The Brussels Poe
wisely Biqa: —"Th
notice that leading
are once more pres
system and modern
town. Generally* t
where typhoid fov
truotive work to
minimize the dange
in our judgment.
measures end met
cause: and make it
to impossible, W
municipality scour
dangerous diseases
not taken to wipe
then, the situation
pie become abatto
sults, The newap
deserve credit for
have brought the
and pure water t.
town readers and
out in their laud:
toWn is thele lin . =
Opinion.
of last Week very
Post is pleased to
.pirite in Wingham
ing for a sewerage
atinworks tot the
re is an Inclination
is doing its des -
smother up and,
, bat that is foolish
Better to get after
oda to remove the
re -occurrence next
sympathise with a
ed with any of the
ut if prompt aetion le
tit the danger places
singes and the pec•
to the direful re.
peri of Wingham
o many timet they
necessity Of beavers
!sei' notice of their
hey are sure to win
le efforts to aid the
ative ettentiali."
TOWN
UNCIL.
The regular mon
Town Counoil w
evening with all t
end Mayor Gregory
of previous meeting
proved.
A petition was
wards of two bun
that a looal option
at the next znnnicip
Moved by Conn.
by Conn. Bone, that
for a local option
the Executive Com
quest to see that i
properly signed, an
prepared for the n
—Carried.
Dr, H. E(W. Ta
Council in refore
prairie property an
with the Exeontiv
The Finance Co
the payment of th
W. J. A. MaGrego
G. T. R. freight
Canadian Express
T. 0, Graham & 8
H, B. Elliott, printi
Gutta, Peroha & R
pander
A. Sanderson, wate
" team
Theo. Hall, prtntin
Bell Tele, Oo., mei
J. B. Berguson, sal
W. A. Fryfogle, re
Geo. Allen, salary.
R. Rankin, "
Ed, Lewis, "
W. J. Greer, rabbe
G. N. W. Telegrap
Thos. Deans, team
Wm, Holmes, reps
Ed, Lewis, work o
D. 0. McDonald, 1
On motion of
and Bone, the
Committee was ad
The report of t
reoommending a dr
and the submitting
law was read and
Elliott and Redm
received.
Moved by Conn:
Conn. MoKibbon,
faithful tervicee
Olark, as oaretake
Council grant half
to Mrs, Clarke, t
left with the Pr
Oonna. Vanno
Gaeat was will'
sty if the $56 r
treat was paid
On motion of
Spotton, it was
be paid the $5
security.
Council then
$1 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE
y meeting of the
held on Monday
e members present
presiding. Minutes
were read and sp-
eed, signed by ap-
ed electors, asking
law be submitted
1 election.
ednaoad, seconded
the petition asking
ole be referred to
ittee, with a re-
in sufficiently and
if so, have a byelaw
xt regular meeting.
lyn interviewed the
e to the drain on
the matter was left
Committee,
mittee recommended
following aoconnta:
printing,,,, $ 3 00
3.25
o., ohargee....
, bulbs
g .
bber Co., ex -
,75
8 50
9,00
1125
ng streets..., 5.25
ork ..• 71.75
800
age .25
ry and postage 55 50
airing walk1.00
45.00
7.00
20 00
coats 07.00
Co., message, .27
g 6 90
e 13.90
main 1.00
bor 38.25
Oouns, MoKibbon
eport of Finanoe
ted.
Board of Hedlth,
earth closet system
f a pure water by -
n motion of Ooune,
nd, the report was
potton, seconded by
that owing to the
of the late Joseph
of the, ceraeteryt this
a lot in the cemetery
seleotion of lot to be
man reported that Wm.
g to give proper sectir-
o
Courts. McKibben and
rdered that Mr. Guest
on furnishing proper
journed.
W1NGHAM GE ERAL HOSPITAL.
The annual me ing a the sharehohl-
ers of the Wing na. General Hospital
wae held in the +outwit Clamber on
Friday evening la with Vice President,
R. Clegg, presidin . The annual finan-
cial stateraent for the year ending the
30th of September as read as follows:
Balance on hand $52 99
Government gran .... 435.58
Whigham Simnel grant (2
Huron Comity gr nt. 100 00
From patients ..... 2859.84
Subscriptions and onations 57.00
From other source 12,07
Overdraf 48 25
EXTEND TUBE.
Batoher'e meat.
Butter and eggs
Flour, bread and e
Tea and coffee .
Potatoes and other egetribles
Home furnishings.
Brooms, mope, bru es, eta.
Fuel (2 years)
Lights
Ice supply
Salaries and wages.
Taxes and insnreno
Ordinary repairs
66060600
132.52
66 41
194.72
17,35
62.68
368 54
159.33
219.87
28 67
80.00
306,05
135 99
23.15
24.53
14.80
1515.70
7 92
307 46
68 10
During the past ye r there were 104
patients treated at the ospital, compar-
ed with 110 the previo s year.
Directors for the e ning year were
elected ha f011ows:—W H. Green, Rich.
Wilson. Messrs, A. , Musgrove and
H. B. Elliott were ele ted ao anditots.
The direotets will melt ott Friday even-
ing of this week whe the officers tor
the emitting year Will be elected. The
hospital had it very +I year and
the deficit is Very sum 1 when it is taken
into c onsideration the the teitusty grant
Was reduced from r $i00. VerY
few towns the kite o W14111431 have al
Miss Sparling
GRADUATE OF
TORONTO OONSERVA.TORY OF MUSIC
And Authorized Tencher of the Fletcher
Must° Method, Simplex and Hinder.
tory exanue, NM). in Theory and Planta
CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 7th.
For information AO to ratee, tuition"
eto., apply at her home, Minnie street,
BANKER
horses, cattle, hop "t "O feed for market,
chants or agents, on favorable ternati,
oan have it on reasonable terms.
LOAM on real. estate at the lowest
Notes diso0unted for tradesznen, mere
.who want mimey to buy
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
Finn tLorir
LIFE
ACCIDENT surance
PLATE GLASS j
WEATIIER 0M,
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
well equipped bo
It Is one of the ve
have in the town
hearty support of
pital as we have here,
y best institutions we
nd is deeerving of the
he citizens.
cHUFic
NOTES.
in St. Paul's Chum
Peter's Church,
transferred to St. SS
ford. He will leav
on the ist of Dace
on Sunday last.
dere, rector of St,
nektiow, has been
hn's Church, Brant -
for his new oharge
MR. BRAND
N'S THANKS.
To the Editor of "INGRAM Timm: —
neotion with the owneblp of Morris,
and also having te dered my retignation
as treasurer of sa , which office I have
held for the last t enty years, take
this opportunity of honking the present
as well as all previ tie Councillors who
sat at the Coat I Board duritig my
twenty year term e eine% also the rate-
payers one and al for their couttesy
and kindness to m , as not one of either
Councillor or rat payer ever said one
unkind or diengre able wont to me dare
people.
T BRANDON.
BeIgrave, Nov. 2 1909
Waterproof Shoes,
lab is Waterproof Shoo season,
and ev'ery Man, 'Woman and
Child should be provided with a pair
of our splendid, viseolized Water.
proof Shoes. They proteet the
health, prevent colds, and. save the
regular Shoes.
Good, sturdy Calrakin is always- hest lea-
ther for these Shoes It is waterproofed
to such an extent that no dampness NM
penetrate it. The Shoes ars leather
he3vy welted sole, medium heat.
Lae° or Blucher style. 83., 04 tO *5.00
Vor Hoye and Girls we have the mme Good
Shoes at 81 SO, 81.75 tO
These Ntraterproof Shoes should
be properly fitted, and we see that
every foot is provided With a Slaoe
just the right size and width.