HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-11-11, Page 1THS WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL XX VIII.
NO, 1970,
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i I, 1909,
Farmers, Aloution
.[:aced tr, good stook tonic now
and give your cattle a good 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,
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Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
riiaodouald Block, Wingham,
$971
LLB
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ter
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One year ago, Mr. George
Wakeman was earning about
$100 per year as farm laborer.
Now he is earning at the rate
of $962 pur year.
Se llgtraining at
our
Was it a good invest-
ment? He thinks so. His
address is New Osgoode, Sask.
Four Courses:
PKEPARATORY
cOBEIXERCIAL
aTLNOGRATIRT
TELEGEApRY
Enter any time. Indi,dduaI
Instruction,
Write for particulars.
WINGHAM
$USINESS COLLEGE
GEO, SPOTTON, Principal
IIBMIRMIJO
C'gRISTIE'S
GROCERY
Nothing Like
OoodTeas
TRY OUR BLACKS
We're aiming at selling you the
best Teas possible to he had and
We've Got Them.
IOur present stook Was bought
after the most oareful test.
ing. There's (stow[ TY, STRE11G7•11
and PLA.vOUR in every ounce.
The blends consist of Teas from
India, China and Ceylon
and as we put them together our. I
selves we known exactly what 1
they are
30c, 40c, and 50c per Ib.
NOW FOR CHOICE FRUITS
CURRANTS
We've never had a finer
sample. They're large
and olean and have got
the right currant flavour.
RAISINS
PERLB. 10e
The quality is superb, and
we're confident they'll
please yon
S LBS FOR 25e
The finest quality, fruit that money
can buy ARE HERE.
OUR DINNER SETS
We'll maks it worth your while
to buy neve rather then Ieal►e it
over till neater Ohrittmee. They're
all the latest, 97 pleoe Dinner Sets
Spot Cash Bargains 1$8,00
Si 0.00 and $12.00
WANTED
Choice Rutter, Ptah Eggs,
Iland.pioked Beane, Oats,
Onions, Potatoes, etc.
PHONn 101,
Wingham Greenhouses
CARNATIONS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
25th Wedding
Mr. and Biro, E.
berry, celebrated th
of their wedding on
28th. A number of t
ed at their home in tl
pleasant time was spr
Orals' many friendr
many more years of
Anniversary.
. Orvis, of Tarn.
25th anniversary
Pharsday. October
ieir friends gather.
e evening when a
t. Mr. and Dire
will wish them
PPy Wed 0, life,
SPECIAL B.ROAIN-F a farm on
Blnevale road. App to Ritchie ee
Ooeens.
FOR SALE, -A good serviceable mere
and oolt for sale. Apply to Tiros, FELLS,
Will Soon Res
We are pleased to
thnt Dr. J. R. Maod
seriously ill for som
proving and expects
tioe here iu the con
two. Dr. Hutahieo
to town yesterday
Dr. Macdonald's
able to return to to
me Practice.
report this week
nald, who has been
weeks' is now ira-
te resume hie prao.
e of a month or
, of London, came
d will look after
aotioe until be is
n.
Good general servant girl wanted,
Apply to Box A; TIMES office.
"A Cra
Friday evening
ember 19th -is the
tion in the Wing?
the famous drama,
members of the W
The plan opens a
drag store on Mon
p. m, The prioe
Dents; reserved seat
15 cents,
y Idea."
f next week -Nov
ate of the presents,
bw opera house, of
'A Crazy Idea," by
ngham Y. M. 0. A.
J. W. MOKibbon's
ly next at 2 o'clock
of admission is 25
, 35 cents; children,
Best family flour, "Gold Star" $2.75.
FRANK: R. Howto .
Women's
The annual meet
Auxiliary of St. Pa
at the home of Mrs.
Thursday afternoo
officers were oleo
year : -Honorary
kins; President, M
Mre. Roderns; 2nd
Rea. - Seo., Mrs. W
Mrs. Diamond; W
W. G. Gray, Mrs,
Scott; Delegates
Mrs. Scott; Sub.
and Mrs. Diamond
Auxiliary.
ng of the Women's
l's Church was held
Dudley Holmes on
, when thefollowing
d for the ensuing
eeident, Mrs. Temp.
. McGuire; 1st Vice,
ice, Mrs. Johnston;
VanStone; Treas.,
k Committee -Mrs.
.A. Haugh and Mrs,
Mts. McGuire end
legates -Mrs, Ricoh
WANTED. -A good servantgirlwanted
by Mrs, (Dr,) P. Macdonald. Apply by
letter to 854 Richmond street, London,
Good wages will be paid,
Auction Sale o
Mrs. A. Anderson,
tends leaving shortly
will offer her property
auction at the Qneen
day, November 20th,
p. in. The property o
and there is a gad oni
brink hoose, with fro'
good stable, Glenann,
C. P. R, waiting root
hones fora number
want a good property
Real Estate.
of Glenannan, in -
for the West and
for sale by public
hotel, on Saber.
at 2,30 o'clook
ntains two acres
and a half story
e kitchen and a
n post office and
have been in this
f years. If you
attend this sale.
WANTED. - Marsh hay, free from
thistles, for packing furniture, At
WALKER & CLEGG'S upholstering Pao.
tory.
Commuted to
At last Saturday's
Dominion Cabinet a
decided to recotnmend
the Governer -Genera
sentence passed on Mr
of Sudbury for the na
teras illegitimate ohild
to tete years' ifnprtson
the appalling oiron
fronted the unfortnn
polled her to oommi
Cabinet promptly deo
penalty should not b
felt, however, that it
the interests of just
full pardon, as the or
edly one of mnrdar,
new precedent of et f,
oahviotlon for rote
palliating °fronmstatt
escarole's Of metol',
en Years.
meeting of the
Ottawa it was
o his Excellency
that the death
. Annie Robinson
der of her dangle.
n he commuted
eat. In view of
tanoes that oort.
e'Woman and inn•
the crime, the
ed that the death
exaoted. It was
would not be in.
e to recommend
ne was undonbt.
and that to set a
11 pardon after a
r, even though
e all oiled for the
Id be unwise.
WANTn1 ---Young men to learn stove.
men. Eighe tt wages paid. WEsrrnRg
FOUNDRY Oa., Waiglatun.
Read Willis & Co.'s'adv. on page 8.
Next Qoncert,
The next concert
the auspices of the y
will be held in St, An
Monday evening, No
attraotion will be Ro
toonist. Thia is said
oompletest and mos
performance on the
iniasion is 25 cents.
for one of the best e
series..
ovember .29th.
the series under
restmioeter G •'ld,
lrew'a Oh oh on
ember 2 ., The
0 an', the Oar.
a . .he greatest,
artistic, one•mau
latform. The ad-
s cep the date open
ertainments of the
To RENT -A good seven -roomed house
in good locality. Apply at TIMIES office,
Local Optic
Votes on local op
plaoes in Huron co
at the January els
ham, Clinton, Elytl
Bayfield, Colborne,.
Tuckersmith and T
have been Sled in
There are only two
county where a c
been started, viz:
Sillop..
Campaigns,
on iu the following
uty, will be taken
otion, viz: -Wing-
Brussels, Exeter,
rey, Hay, Stephen,
rnberry. Petitions
Gee municipalities.
other places in the
mpaign could have
Seaforth and Mo-
BREAItiA6T FOODS,- Rolled Wheat,
Roiled Oats, Standard Oatmeal, Cream
of Wheat, eto. FRAM{ R. Howsoet.
Hospit
Mr. Issao Wrigh
patient in the hoop
Dr. J. P. Kennedy.
has been in the
days suffering fro
inflammatory rhes
Webster is in tl
from pleurisy, -
who was operated
Calder two weeks
the hospital this
-Mrs. Robertson
hospital under t
Redmond.
1 Notes.
, of Turnberry, is a
al under the care of
Mr. Sam, McIlwain
ospital the last ten
a severe attack of
atism.-Mr. Chas.
hospital suffering
s. J. A. Moynihan,
on by Dr. Margaret
go, was able to leave
eek, fully recovered.
is a patient in the
care of Dr. R. 0.
Storm Jute horse blanket, guaran-
teed, at $1,75 is the best value in Wing.
ham. Get one at Tiros, KEW'S.
, 'Don't be
Are you a chronic
bier? Do you find y
continually find fault
left undone? If yo
yourself. Do not a,
faction to find vent
will but stop to thinl
every time you give
ing, you display you:
of interest in the tarp
If you are really lute
be it what it ma
or Business, -you
rather, you will take
posh with all your n:
you are really inters
yon will be too busy
the way things are
Kicker.
joker and a gram
ureelf disposed to
with what is being
are, keep it to
ow your dissatis.
In words. If you
, yon will see that
ioice to fault -find -
idleness and lack
t of your abuse.
sted in the cause,
-Town, Church
ill not grumble,
ff your coat and
ght and main. If
ted and working,
find fault with
ing done.
•
You ceN'T Itt HAPPY if your feet ache.
Dr. Reed's 0nehion Shue is the easiest
shoe on earth. See them at
W. J. GREER'S
Bible Soc
Tne annual mea
branch of the
Society was held i
on Wednesday ev
Rev. P. J. MOLn
Society, was the p
gaye an outline of
Officers for the
elected as follow
Kerr; Vioe•presid
sr.; Secretary, D
urer, Rev. N. S. B
tines -Methodist C
F. Buchanan;
Lockhart, Robt.
A, E. Smith, A.
Peter Fisher, Abn
Army, John Mo
Last year $124,1
Winghanr in aid o
ty Meeting.
ing of the Wingham
•per Canada Bibl
St. Paul's Ohuro
ing of last week
en, agent for th
noipal speaker an
e work being done
netting year wer
:-President, Joh
t, Robert Currie
M. Gordon; Treas-
rwaeh; Repreaenta•
nreh, J. A. Morton,
resbyterian, Robt.
axwell; St. Paul's,
Alderson; Baptist,
r Cosens; Salvation
evin, R. R. Mooney.
was colleoted in
the society.
If
e
h
e
d
e
n•
Before buying your horse blankets
and robes aaIl and see our Iarge stook.
Prices down to rock bottom.
Mos, KEW,
A Charrni g Picture.
Cnarming, indee , is the beautiful
picture entitled " he Soul's Awak-
ing," given with/ the Family :. aid
and Weekly Sta , of Montre, this
season. It is di milt to lin. ••olds to
do the picture jus ice.t 1s . a inspirit
tion to look et. Ther a beautiful
lesson in this s , et piure and every
hoose would be the better of it copy
Adorning its w lis. This picture- is
19e24 inohee ready for framing tad is
absolutely free to all who enbaorihe
to that great f fly and farm paper
the enbsoription price of which is only
ane dollar a year A dollar ootild not be
better spent. E ther piottire or .paper
alone is worth m re, The Pettily alert
std shontd be k t bury entering new
anbscriberr this a anon.
Largest Man
Jonathan Miller, pr
man in the world, die
Gadericb, Monday m
well known by the
having run the' Hotel
lob, and the Griep
Mr. Miller weighed 4(
63 years of age, He
miller, where his fat
years, and the village
hit father, A few ye
found, owing to bit
had to retire from
life, and purchased a
Carlow, He was al
about his size, and
arrived on passing
went to see the la
world. Mr. Miller
stential sum to go to
year, but was afraid
i World,
0 I ably the larges
at Darlow, nea
o ning. Re wa
evening publio
Bedford, Gc der
use, Seaforth
pounds, and wa
born, at Ben
r kept hotel fo
as named after
re ago Mr. Miller
reat wei.ht, he
ore active hotel
ountry hotel at
a's very genial
when Amerioans
steamers, many
gest man in the
e offered a sub.
t
r
s
•
•
8
•
r
as
S
f
eattle Fair t t
the long jo ney.
FOR SALE. -Hunte an
about % aures of Ian_
Apply to GRIERSON, Wi
furniture and
d a stable.
gham.
To RENT, -Two story brink house,
eight rooms, pure bard water and soft
water. Apply to GEo MCKENZIE.
Public Scho
The Wingham Po
met au Tuesday even
bers being preeeut.
counts were ordered
Robertson, repairs, e
Mooney, water 'pipe
D. Fryfogle, plaster
Alex. Campbell, m
$24 97. The Prin
October showed an
144, girls, 16e; total
age attendance of 2
the Principal for a
was granted, and
delve $900. The
and officers for the
to be paid and th
man and seoretary
amount of insttran
fled. Trustee Hal
to his intended a
several months, h
to resign his posit
matter was deferre
rangements were
supply of wood and
and the Board adjo
I Board
io School Board
g, all the mem-
he following ao
o be paid: -W.
o , $1.05; R R.
ad elbow, $1 65;
ng, eta., $12 50;
terial and work,
pal's report for
tendanoe of boys,
310, with an aver.
2. The request of
lucre/me in salary
r 1910 he will re-
laries of teachers
onth were ordered
action of the chair.
n issuing cheque for
e premium was rata
intimated that owing
ence from town for
thought it his duty
n. Action in the
until later. Ar-
ad(' for securing a
oal for the school,
nes.
WANTED ---A11 kis of fowl -alive or
dressed, for which the highest prices
will be paid. Live f eel taken on Tues•
days and Thursdays.
V. R. VAN.Noitartee.
Important
It is not erten an
at your door to see
and New York style
such is the case, as
Toronto is visiting t
your inspection of
private apartment
Hotel. These Hair
properly adjusted
the head, soften
pression of the fa
tone up an aged
and see them at th
Friday, November
o Ladies.
pportunity occurs
he latest Parisian,
in Hair goods,
rof. Dorenwe, . of
is to n, an, ' vites
thee: go.: a at his
res ••ed at the
Goods styles, when
rotect and ornament
nd bi'autify the ex -
e, and consequently
pnearanoe. Be sure
Brunswick Hotel on
6,
DAINTY Montt is
light Rubber for
See them at W. J.
e name of the best
adios and Gents.
REER's
House FI
The common ho
in its true colors a
medinma of oarryi
to be contended agai
0. Hewitt, Domini
Ottawa, before the
the Entomological
at Guelph last wee
ands of dollars, have
the south to prevent t
through the extermi
toes, there has been
vent the house fly
extensive a work i
in the .northern o0
Hewitt. "Extermin
and you out down t
by intestinal dtse
which were readil
He believed that t
fly was yearly oa
hundreds or even t
as well as pre
typhoid fever.
away from the 1
that the statement
tier of disease w
faddists and the t
made clean by
utter foolishness
made a study of
its habits and br
land and in Can
fir• tis being' la
haps harmless,
baoteria of da
doctor then decot
ing into the bout
bowl and in the
latter had beet B
medium for dire
wall found to
when files were a
protected.
's Habits.
se fly was painted
one of the worst
disease that has
at, by Dr. Gordon
o , Entomologist, of
nnnal meeting of
piety of Ontario,
"While thous -
been expended in
o spread of fever,
,tion of mosqui.
ittle done to pre-
rom doing just as
spreading disease
ntries," said Dr.
to the house fly
death rate caused
es and diarrhoea,
spread by the fly.
eo•oalled harmless
sing the dotstli of
emends, of infante,
ding the germs of
eople were getting
ea, Dr. Hewitt said,
that the fly is a oar-
s made by pranks or
eery tbat the fly wag
washing itself" was
As one who has
he hletory of the fav,
eding plaoes in Eng.
a, ha described every
en with baoteria, per.
bet likely to be the
erouS diseases. The
bed hOw the fly, OM-
, lighted in the sugar
milk vessels and the
Own to be a petfeot
e in which baoteria
rvelop .very, tepidly,
out and milk War not
CLUBBING OFFERS.
We call special attention We week
t our excellent clubbing otters with
the leading newspapers and peniodi-
oata, a list of which will be found on
page 3 As an inducement to new
snbsoribers, we will give the TIMES
with any of the large weekly papers,
from now until January, 1911, at the
yearly Tratelaritquotedsoffice
., Send your orders
Zit
E Office
Papers wanted
Amount, $.
CHURL NOTES.
Rev. 0. E. Jeaki s, late of Wingham,
wee tendered it earty reception at
Huron College in ondon on Tuesday
evoning, by the o cera, students and
friends of the coli ge.
Rev. Mr. Tilly, who spent some
weeks in Wingh. , last year, supplying
St. Paul's pulpit, took the services in St.
Paul's Church n Sunday last, Rev,
0 E. Jeanine ••'11 000npy the pulpit
next Sunday.
This is the last week of R, KNOX'$
Removal Sale.
V. R. VanNorm. , will ship a oar load
of old fowl from t • , G. T, R. station on
Friday. Farmers, , eliver fowl early.
Y. M. C. • . NOTES.
A Physical Teat
benefit of the you
the Physical Dep
aociations of Heir
held in Stratford,
be three sessions,
and evening, and
will be Mr. Orooke
ford Y. M. 0. A.4.
ly Physioal Directo
Valentine, Physi.oa
ford. This insti.t
patroniz:d by the
leaders, and the tr.
tions received et it
fel to these young
the looal Assooiatio
winter.
ng Institute for the
men at the heads of
menta of the As -
and Bruce, will be
ov. 12. There will
forenoon, afternoon
e principal speakers
Secretary of Brant,
r. S Breut, former.
of London, and Mr.
Director of Strata
to should be well
yaical Department
fining and suggea.
ould be very- help -
en in their work in
during the Doming
The Y. M. C. A.
Ings, conducted by
Fleming for the past
County of Huron, h
gratifying en0eese.
and boys have deo
Ohrlstian life as a re
great many have b
aroused to greater z
Christian work, and
have committed the
Evangelism for the c
Masan, by his earner
work, his sympat
strong grip upon G
fel speaking, has s
life of the country
person has ever sti
a great many pars
his brief stay in th
the good work
through him will
in Huron,
evangelistic meet -
r. Mason and Mr.
four weeks in the
e met with very
Thirty-five men
ded to begin the
telt of this work, a
en quickened and
al and effort in the
forty young men
selves to Personal
ming winter, Mr.
nese in the Master's
with men, his
d, and his force-
irred the Christian
a perhaps no other
ed it; he has made
nal friends during
county; and he and
ne by the Master
ng be remembered
WANTED. -Fifty girls,
glove and mitt mailing,.
leather goods. All
prices paid. Powe V free. Apply at
Wingham Tannery. W. D. PRINGLE.
earn the
nd work on
w lines; good
Mutual Insuranc
The report of the li
anme for the Province
ing the business of t,
anoe companies dur
gives some statistics
interest as a number
have polioies in the
West Wawanosh Ce
premium note capita
tal assets, $171,320,0
873.65 cash on hand,
iron notes. The
$9,729.91, the total e
went $1,560.42. T
tiering the.yeer wer
end of 1908, 3,011 po
covering insurance
$4,680,552. New ba:
$1,301,025, IIowiok
Bossed premium note
Total assets. $387,59
is invested in Loan •
$1,800 in reel estate.
the bank. The co•
standing liabilities,
for the year Amount
whioh $16,412.35
menta. The espe
were $3,047.37, an
paid Out be reseal[
the end of 1008, 4
furca, covering ins
of $8,869,3$0: Nat
1908, $2,428,170.
Companies.
peotor of Insur-
f Ontario, cover-
e different insur-
ng the year 1008,
which will be of
f our readers wiII
mpanies named :w-
pany-thaasseseed
, $158,888 92. To.
, made up of i$11, -
n bank and prem.
.tai receipts were
penses of manage.
total losses paid
$9,318.40. At the
ioies were in force,
to the amount of
nese taken in 1908,
Company - - [leas•
apital, $371,950 06,
49; of this, $11,009
PUBLIC SOH IOL REPORT.
JUNIo TBII;D,
Senior Section. arks obtainable, 610
Joe Riohardson 5.8, Kathleen Pringle
532, Nellie Bennet 516, Nora Gracey
504, Alex. Anders.. 480, Earle Ander.
son 451, Howard a ey 450, Scott Max
well 443, Greta R bins= 436, Verna
McDonald 424, ' life Hinsoliffe 406,
Harold Maguire 40(, Wm. T•fe0ocl 890,
Dick Gram , HNtergarth
355, SterlinghaRea386ng 350,arvey Mabel Mc-
Donald 347, Pao he Bloomfield 334.
Paul Gillespie 334 John MoNevin 320,
Currie Wilson 300, Willie Stapleton 283,
Harold Gould 202 Lewis Smale 222,
Leonard Robinso 183, Frank Wiley
171, Fred Waiket 113, :Ina Rich 85,
Junior Sootion, arks obtainable, 560
Edith McNutt •a0, Theo. McDonald
480, Spencer Jo nston 478, Marion
Johnston 403, Vere a Armour 456, Win-
fred Morden 441, Florenoe Murch 415,
Frank Moore 39r , Ezra Pocock 380,
Marion Pilgrim 37', ,Maggie Pocock 358,
Cora Kingston 3'8, Verna Moore 3CO3
Clarence Thornt.. 298, Clair Crawford
291, Lexie Hair•• : n 235, Bertha Black-
ball 233, Gladys t ear 214, Ethel Finley
128, Eva Paterson 95.
SENIO SECOND,
Senior Section, Marks obtainable, 831.
Jack Maxwell 60, Nellie Vanedstine
755, Charlie Gr Item 740, Vera Webb
741, Sara Hamil .n 695, Miriam Smith
668, Irene Hewer. 649, Eileen Dore 633,
Kent Smith 630, ins Haugh 628, Pat
Holmes 605, OlarIsard 604. Sara Mc-
Lean 597, Mark O. sselis 587, Olive Rita.
told 570, Tillie Bo treII 525, Ella Cooke
492, Winnifred W,lker 471, Ella Rogers
440.
Junior Section. arks obtainable, 773
Effie Erskine 65• Harvey Dennis 625,
Nettie Christie 5:', Fred Walsh 546,
Gertie Oantelon 5 1, Hugh Angus 508,
May Reading 48 , Edith Jarvis 485,
Cecil Angus 466, ' iotoria Paterson 404,
Loretta Sturdy 42 , John Nicholls 381,
Norman MoRitchi: 372, Earl Mills 360,
Heloise Kenuedy 5, Nellie Irwin 884,
Vera Davidson 299, Irma Williams 288.
JUNIOR SECOND,
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Senior Section.
Lizzie Carrie 47
Neil McLean 459,
Joan Christie 395,
Londe Zurbrigg
882, Fred Sturdy 37
870, Howard .14113
Williamson 818. W
Hewer 316, Alioe
Aitchison 261, 01
Claude Maxwell 249
Ooze Wild 148, Oho
Bell 100, Pearl Mo
48.
junior Seotion.
Noel Drummond
401, Irene Paton 3
Earle, Huffman 376
Teddy Murcia 369
Margaret Carruth
318, Florence Di
bard 274, Florenoe
Aitohison 251,
Herold Mann 214
Frank Robinson 2
lefey Allen 185, Ha
PART
Senior
Elizabeth Hann
Ruth Anderson,
Coultes, James I)
Stanley MoDonal
Albert Bloomfial
Evelyn Angus,- 0
ryfogie, Rollo
Sanderson, Eva 0
Junior Section
Stanley Robin
Laurie Dusacan,
NiehoI, Gorden
Joe Saint, Ailee
Adams, Charlie J
er, Sara Brown, E
Arthur Sturdy,
nen
Senior Part I,
Irene Day, Mad
Currie, Lawrence
n o woo Lynett,
Sinimone, Milli
Donaldson, Alton
cod, Neilson Itio
Edith HIM, Geo
junior Pert
Alba Galbta
guerite John's,
Luttoft, Welton
• Anderito
Clifford CASA
Nine absent.
arks obtainable, 535.
, johns 462,
George Allen 890,
Charlie Smith 394,
85, Kathleen Mills
, Calmed), Kerslake
onald 323, Archie
lie Dear 317, Ruby
inlay 291, Wallace
ton Maxwell 255,
Vera Strioker 244,
lie Bell 123, Stanley
en 91, Eva Hayles
arks obtainable, 498.
114, Margaret Piper
8, Elda Growdy 383,
Linda McLeod 867.
Dora Launtly 349,
319, Dorothy Clark
mond 281, Oharlie
Hinsoliffe 261, Henry
eggie Smith 235,
Charlie Lloyd 210,
Mae Passmore 202,
old Hamilton 179,
Names in order of
ton, Leonard Jarvis,
na Musgrove, Mary
Charlie Pooch,
-1 Dickson, George
Sanderson, Theloaa
ridge, Percy joynt,
ter Stapleton,
Narnee in order of
, 011ie Hamilton,
ra Hardy, Kenneth
dford, Ella Dobie,
Kennedy, Catharine
ea, Madeline Walk -
"e Tougher, Solinny
FIRST.
Names in otder of
ine Duncan, Gordon
es Allan, Willie
Imes, Annie Bleat.
h, Harry Gentle%
Ben Gradd, Isabella
Xerslake, Shirley
johnstou, Lillie Ella -
den, Richard Clark,
Name's in order of
, Freddie Piper, Mar.
Rintoul, froward
rd Robertson. Arvis
loholton, Mettle Reid,
, Carrie Ilingiton, Ina
Cook, Tenors ElIsotat,
re, Agme
CLOTHES
THAT FIT
you well, look well and wear
well, are the best in the end,
They cost no more than the
other kind, if yon go to the
right place for these. Ws
have a fine Steck of
Suitings
in Tweeds, Woreteds and
Cheviots, and we make them
up in the latest styles and
use the best trims:tinge.
The Cold
Weather
is near, an GVERCO
is a necessity. Come in and
see our Meltons, Cheviots,
Beavers mid Friezea. You
will look dressy in one of
our make,
Excellent
Values
may be had from us in Fur
Caps, Fur Collaes and Neck
Scarfs. The prices are an
The Balance
of our Men's Furnishings
must go -Hats, Caps, Shine,
Collars, Ties, ete.
ROBT0 MAXWELL
INI.NG II A DI,
GRADUATE OF
TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF BIUSIC
And Anthorized Teaelettr of the Fletcher
Music Method, Simplex and Kinder-
garten. Pupils piepared le" Conmerva-
tory exams., both in Theory add Piano.
CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 7,"
For information as to rate% tuition,
eto , apply at her home, Minnie street.
Night Clastes.
Ambitione young people who wish. to
"learn while they earn," may do so by
attending night olasses at the Winglutta
Ruttiness College. Each etudent is in.
strnoted privately by painstaking, ono -
pathetic) teachers. Yon. may enter no
matter what your education. Ask for
information. Phones 104 and 85
The Leading Shoe Store
THE BEST OF
Rubbers
This is Rubber Sealon-the season of
wet feet aud colds.
It's not neoesseey to have eller!
A pair of otir Good Rubbees will pro.
toot you.
Every Man. Woman ani Child shoald
be provided with a pair of GJati, Rah,
loos from now on.
We've Men's and Wonieres Rubbers
in every good and wantee style -
Shaped to fit the stresent Shoe Models.
Sole Rubbers, Low out Robbers, Toe
Rubbers. Storni Ruebere, Sande*
We 'sell only stuth ;Rubbers m we
the worthless "bargain" sort.
W. 1 GREER.
THE SHOE MAN.
Bole agent: Slater and. Jargons Shoes Dor
Nem Haw snit Empress
Rhos* for Worstn,