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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-07-06, Page 8M. H. MCJNDOQ N111sli11s AND "."4, tiigiianiu ter. b;•,7$,P 1R:: * {'yt'.'Ar r.) , zeport Vias received and it WAS 1RG0l11• Inendea thee contractor Barber Is uoti- fled to comply- with Sallie. came( x$ 1teeeav l:lr. Fora con"rete sidewalk on the South side of North street front the C. P. R. C"o's., right of away" to Josephine street sail on .the east side Of ,TOsepltlue street Prone No street to n point 433 feet southerly* from the southerly limit of • George street. Leugth 1411 feet. Total cost .,*,805.50. Cost to town $107.00. For cc concrete sidewalk ou the east side of Alice street between the north side of Charles street azul the uortherly limit of lot No. 48 one, staid street. Lpigth 3871 feet. Total cost $143.75; cost to tow» 534.e a I 1.'0 ante/W.020 petition for I;i(iewalli ou north side of Charles street, anti also petition for ono ou south side were the subjects of two further petitions Cllisllohn-•-•Nea.ton •That prayers of We have Inst opened another lot petitious bo welded of Pretty White and Cola red liaaslil s. BAND eenea e 1000 yards Fancy Laced Ste lyes, The 1[ay-or thou called era Br, , ,. 3. Tr and amities; Barred Mastitis in Irwin, as a reps, seutat wo of the ba aad t Wblte, Blue, Black and Cream. Ex- tra good patterns for Dresses and B1ou,es, You will be delighted with . the quality and colorings. Imported to sell at 20 and 25 cents. Balance TO be cleared at ISc. Gloves and Hosiery. 500 pairs plain and Panay Hose, English Samples, double sole, heel and tae, regular 40e sand 50c. Sat- urday, choice of lot for 25 cents. 25 doe, Children's as Black Hose for 2c. Black Crept Skirts, These 'nuked down, high quality, black goods for Saturday gives you and excellent choice at a very sae ing cost. You will find them most inviting values. 200 yards Black. French Crepons in Silk and Wool, raised designs, small and large pat terns, richly finished, usual price $1.50, $1,75 and 52.00; choice$1.25. Saturday Bargains. 200 Men's Linen Cellars for 5e each. 200 Men's Hose worth 30c for 20e.' 300 Remnants ir. Prints, Dress Goods, lustros, Cretons, Art Alus] ins, Laces and Embroideries at very Specie 1 prices. Good value in Ready-made and Ordered Clothing. Underwear, Hats, Shoes and Slippers. • Specials at M. 11. c 9OO# We will pay 186 for choice tub buttes. ------ • T;" E A;tlD GETS A GRANT. A Two-hour Council Session—Sherman will Return—Proposed Change in Diunicutpal UAiees—Report on Walk Laid by Barber. The July meeting of the town council took place on Monday night. Councillor Bell absent. Minutes read and passed. A communication was read from J. W. Balfour, Superintendent of Victoria Hospital, London, stating that Ned Sherman was able to walk around al- though he complained of still suffering some pain, and that he would be treated further if council so desired. Mayor Clegg thought the letter too indefinite, as nothing was said of probable efficacy -of proposed future treatment. • On. motion of McKenzie--Chisholm—Super- intendent will be instructed to discharge Sherman at once. Communications were read -and filed from T. E. Chislop and W. Lucas, leark- dale, in which R. P. Legate was recom- mended as a business man. As usual in swell references the terms were very flattering. The third communication was from Ormsdy Graydon, City Engineer, Lou- don, containing his report on the walk laid by Chas, Barber north of the G. T. R. tracks, The report stated iia short that little or no tamping had been done with the result that the concrete is full of voids or spaces. Theft= surface appears to have been made with gravel not sand and is practically cori'hrete fend not surface coat at all. The thin coats that have scaled off is due to the frost.. The three inch foundation is very* bad work and whoever was inspector did not eee your specifications carried out tither in tluxt respect or in the surfaeo coat. 1 consider the whole work shows very defective workmanship and material and gross eareTessness - and ignorance of hie work on the part of the Inspector and also that the contractor or his nren had little experionee or knowledge of that class of work. present the claims of that organization. Dr. Irwin proposed that the band play to series of open air concerts during the present season ..for which the council pay theta at the rate of ,$5. a concert. Bills to be certified and ordered to be paid at each regular meeting of the council. Councillor Newton rose and. said that be cousidered the proposition a -very fair and busiuess-like one, inaoh as he appreciated the benefit of having a town band he dict not favor paying a lump sunk. Ile then presented his motion which was seconded by councillor Beat- tie as follows: That the sum of $5 be paid the band for each open air concert given one night a week andprovided the concert be satisfactory to council. Councillor MoKeuzie objected. He contended that many* found it hard enough th pay for their bread without supporting entertainments. He advised that the band take collections and he thought that a larger sung than ;1;5 could be thus raised. A band should have only voluntary support. • Mayor Clegg put the motion to a vote with, the following . results. Yeas: Mayor Clegg, Chisholm, Newton, Beat- tie; Nays: Holmes, McKenzie. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. The Executive Committee reported that seven month's rent be paid 1. J. Pattison for house occupied by Ned Sherman, but that council assume no further respon- sibility. The report of the Finance Committee was then presented as follows:-- Youn� & Paulin, supplies, streets$ 5 58 G. T. R, Ticket - 75 Jno. Clegg & Co., supplies, - 2 51 Chas. Elliott, labor, - tel 00 John Foster, labor, -g 88 John Elder, labor, - - 0 Andrew Hood, labor, - - - 18 93 McLean & Son, lumber, 34 84 W. Holmes, supplies, - 11 55 3. B. Ferguson, Salary and Postage Thos: Irwin, salary, - - - 110 00 0 00 V. Vannorman, salary, - 42 00 J. Coad, salary, -17 04 Jas. Brock, labor streets, - - 13 12 W. 0. Stuart, local improvements, 1 50 T. Hall, printing, - 28 04 Firemen's salary, - - - 05 00 Geo. Raby, acting as constable 3 00 Geo. Mason, stationary, 3 17 E, L. Dickinson, fees and disbursinents, 32 24 Canadian Sewer Pipe Co., sewer pipe, 30 G. T. R. freight on sewer pipe, - 1401 Robt: Tenant, labor sidewalks, 2 25 F. Patterson, sidewalks, - - 35 47 W. H. 39 83 0. Graydon, fees and exelectric pense- s, 19 00 J. H. CHIeetoret, Chairman. O< A eriSCELLA\EOGS RATI IB, The Mayor spbke of the pains Henry Bilber, M. P. P. South Huron, had tali- en in conuection with the bills he has presented for the town before the local legislature. Although he did not sup- pose Mr. Eilber would accept any pay- ment yet he thought that the least could be done would be to tender hint a reso- Intion of thanks. Accordingly the fol- lowing was drafted by Councillor New- ton seconded by Cotiacillor Chisholm: That this council tender oiar sincere thanks to Henry Eilber, XL P. P., for the active part he took in -presenting our bills before parliament, and that a copy - of this resolution be forwarded to hila. A by-law was passed empowering the Mayor awl Treasurer to procure money from. the Bank of Hamiltotl to be useel until issue of debentures. The loan to be on cotes of $1500, $1000 and $500 to be paid on or before the 28th day of September. CouneilIor MCKeija`ae rose at the con - elusion of the business and rnacle as speech advocating a reform, in our pres- ent systern of municipal officers. Re declared that it would be to the advan. tags of the town to have the. Chief and l ightwateh two different men, and then have the chief act a� overseer on public works, innprovem Bats &c.. Com/caller Holmes also base a propos- Engineer In regard to repairing this walk itioth which he wished his colleagtres to 'greater portion rtion of the Graydon s:Zllt,nritSlrt bet..0 i consider nnf11 the August nteetirlg'. Ile. 6 : had notified the caretakers of the dam surfaced and made good by magi -dna ( to remove certain standards as they the face of , it with some iron tool were liable to be swept away by threat - and putting on a strip about 8.4 inch • ening ice floes. �I1ir. Howson ;promised deep and spiking it to the present kerb. 11)143874/1W/ Tito iee floes (lestro •eel. in and then at on a new surface 3.4 of er,ie. h f c p,elhe of the' g � p ` Frerlcc.r, In the Race of these facts. an inch of good clean sharp sand made s ronld council he put to the expense of one to ors with Portland Cement rad replacing the daniageil property? M y Clete g thought iter; con Mayor properly and carefully floated and then junct nil �citll *100 the Sall; world doubtless last 10 or le rnernliers of the courtcit that the X100 11 years if not Tonger. Any slabs orscluares' paid :r oafor ing money ©at Irthe s lectall vises WAS that have been picked or broken nA'rgi.,"1i its ret11rr1, Wild tl,ttt it vtale WAS till•b0 Stii(xtexi sons. ev. Dr. Clifford preached 1 sermon in Ontario Ft. (torch, Cli Sunday, Rev. ("x, F. Salton, pastor of t tePary 'b uele Ilealeiltolt, and of Witlglaeirr, left last week for months' trip to tho Old Laud, Rev, W, S. Bu wash after a of 40 years will retire, and with fly will reside with Mr, and MrIsar& Although Mr, Bur'wash i retired he will Le available for for his brother ministers of this 1 Rev. Richard Hobbs, form South London, has been grout tis first uton, O1i he Oerh- formerly a three uinistry iris Anu- s. H. B. s to live supply orality. early aP ed rix weeks' holidays by the quarterly board of the Metliotlist elltareh, ham, and will spend his holicley sauuwer cottage at Muskoka, Tlr worth, League of that church h sented him with an organ, wld else rammer in the north,— News.. Clinton has been created beadcl of the Salvation Arlin zdistriet iu are located the following corps: ton, Palmerston, Listowel, Stra RlitGhgll, Seaforth, Clinton, Win Tayfleld and Go lerioh, Being quarters implies that a superior will always be stationed there as t in charge lras, jurisdiction over corps in the district. The first t command will be Adjutant Orchard Stratford and will, be assisted by GrOombr'idge. ULY t3, 1u00 11. W, Chambers, Zelat 13e11 Wightnu a took part in the 1MTe minstrel show on Monday nigh Wightnien also gave a petro Wroxeter Monlay afternoon. W. T. Fyfo who has been to Kincardine district for the years, completed his unties and halve ou Monday, He has tali tion with A.. B. Smith, banker'. M's. D. !Gush, who has been Lee slaughter, Mrs. lticrtous it during her dines, retatrated li day. We aro pleased to tnuott MI's.. l3ertons is. Irow fairly reeo and ITerb• Mei tut Forest t. herb.' rn auce at ^sicking in, past five returned en a post- . visiting Taranto 6 erne re. Ileo that 1. ' official lotieX111 i3t0rit ats >?]igllt, 8 ilr s ble�5si2i tp tire body iiiti)i'.King'sotl2New Life Pills, which positzve1y caro Gonsti- e Up- nation, Sidi Iieatlnebo1 Diz;siues: , Janu- ave pre_ dteo, lialalia, and Z� ever and A.g'ue and ch will ail Liver artd StitPeeeh troubles Parc- Congdon Iy vegetal2lo; never grilr3 or weaken. tupbell's . Only 25 0521(r at Colin A. Ca drug store. natters ... _ . , MI.NQft 1 oAI�S. Campbell's Heaclach© Wafers r uarau• teed to cure headache. glhaln, , -The weather has been hot which Dray- tforci, hoact- I—The strawberry and wool season is ofiimor 1 about over. • he one the ten o taI,e frons Lieut. PERSONALS. • We shall be glad to Naive contribute this column from any of mar renders. I dp visitors d.ell uss,roosendxn away- f yt effect --Txtnts for 40 outs till January 1, 1001, Subscribe /IOW. —The Masonic Loclge held a supper at W. A. Johns' on Tuesday night. —The survey Of the Goclerieil,Port Dover railway began on July 3rd, —The Farmers' Flax Company will ons to 1 meet in the council chamber to -night. It yowl —:� Marge crowd turned out to trself, o that Riple on Monday,aud a small one to Wroxeter. --The critics believe the Winghaut Races will this year eclipse themselves. —A number of the Winghani band men assisted the TeeswV'ater band on Monday. --Robertson & Burchill shipped a car load eof cattle to Toronto on Thursday morning. T. Walker left for Norwich on S day. John Collins spent July Mid in M Forest. Miss MacMath is visiting at George. • Mrs. Wes. Allenby is visiting in towel, Jas, Elliott left for Exeter Wedne on business. Wm. Robertson took a trip to sell this week. Miss Jessie Gray has retaarned i2 front London. C. M. and Mrs. Walker went to gersoll on Tuesday. Miss Milue Bell of Toronto, is a g at D. M. Gordon's. W. G. Wright, of Hawkesbury guest at Mark Gray's. Ret:. R. Hobbs made a flying Kincardine on Tuesday. Mrs. W. G. Patterson spent rs f days in Listowel this week. Harr3r Jefferies returned from a s1t visit to Seaforth on Tuesday. atur- ouut St.. Lis- sday Bros- Ome In, uest isa trip to Dr. anc2 Mrs, Towline spent July at John Neelands' iu Brantford. Lon Williams returned from his vi to the Old Country' on Saitnrciay. Miss McIntyre, of Atwt:od is a gu at Thos. Lind's, Lower Wingham. kiss Annie HolIowaypaid a shortvi to Toronto mid Niagara Falls this .wee ls Lloyd Sills of the Vokes Har.dw Co., Toronto, is spending u week home. Mrs. A. Constable is on a visit friends in Jarvis, Port Burwell and 5 •Thomas. Miss Matheson left on Tuesday for he home in Ayr, where she will spend th holidays, ew ort 2nd sit est —General Manager Hayes, of the G. T.R. and his party passed through Wing- hanl on Tnesday, —Finlay .Anderson and Walter Scott were iu town on Saturday, . canvassing for the Belgrave fa.11 fair, a . Apprentices wanted. at once. Two. young ladies to learn tailoring. tf WEBSTBR & Co. —The non -jury sittings will be held in Goderich on November 12th, under judge Falco/abridge; jury sittings Sep- tember lith, under judge Ferguson. --There has been sold through Saln.I. Youhill's real estate agency, lot 10 on the east side of Shatter street, lately owned by Peter Fisher, to Wm. Dia- mond, butcher, at a fair figure; —The students from the various schools of the district are in town this week writing on the examination ktrown as Part 1 -junior Leaving or Pt;blit School Leaving. The'papers are thought to be very fair. BORN. BAIL.—/n1sowiek, on Tuly Brd, Mrs. Wm. B�tlt ra son . sit Ass Et O .On June 28, tho wire 01 1.'. ...Lot on, B. line, Brass( rr y, of 1 sort. • 1, Tin Ir,sUv.-1n i3rossels, on Tune 13• z w •e of David Jamieson, of a dau�ixter ! Ord-. rn. V4xrana:-In a Aram ori. June 20t1x, ac wife of W.607410 right, o /Tewkesbury, daughter. IIARTLZI IT Rer 1218—Htycl;.—At the residence of the bride's parents, on July 4th, by Rev D. Perrle, Ph lip l7effer, of Culross, to Miss Mary Ellen. tgliter of George. Bryce, of Turnberry. r r 110 M Minnie st, Wi giuhrzro Baptist th, parson- age y pastor W. Freed, Mr. trammel Stapleton of 0 West Wawanosli, to Mi s Mabel L. Bruce of the same township. WOonnrAx--Parr 1:. --At. the parsonage, Beigtave, on.Trine 1881t, by Rev. F. J. Oaten, Ph. B., Samuel Woodman, to Mrs. M. Pringle, aliof Londe5boro. ' Crimes—FAra. —.At Willis Presbyterian church, Clinton, on Tame 27, by Rev. A. Stew- art, W. L. Clues, of St. Louis,' Mo., to Miss Dolly Fah', youngest daughter of the late Thos. Fair. FAnurox —.At Lenburn, on ne 20th, byyTR'ea M gM McKay, 0f G derlcli, John D. 1•arrisr, of Ashfield, to Miss Mary . Ellen, Youngest daughter of Jaynes Horton, of Col- borne. Dross s—McDov, n,� At Detroit, Tune Srd, lie, dantghter of the late Rev. Dr. McDonald, seaforti' to Rev. Mr, ,Dickie. IiYLrr--Youlfo.—In Winpi , Ju1y 4th Ma gie daughter of Joh ng of London to P, fey Hill of WiAghant nx IJ. Dtttr0Nr:—irt nrussels, on .Tune 20, Jon Dutton, father of tars. Cf. A. a van, aged 72 years, 2 months and 20 days. Szatmtt.-1.11 Brussels( on Tu ., ay, Thfl3 2Oth, Chas. E. sort of Thos. Snider, aged 8 Mali, r Anon -dot and 20 clays. Brsshfix.•�In Goderich, an Wednesday, June 20th, Margaret Bissett, widow of the late ar'gc Bassett, aged rears, 11 xnontlis and <Iitys. Jl%1ytTT' In Maims, on Tuesday, June 10th, Benin S. Jewitt, aged 85 YTS. 811205. and 19 da ^F.. A r>g I5 yeaxeter, oarJiily gid, Willittur Lnxvrie, aged 01,Sears. �Ci" .ARMOUR to t. Ales. Ritchie, of I L H. McIndoo' staff is holidaying in Chesley, Galt an Hamilton. Mrs, R. Shoupe and Wesley Shoup of Guelph were guests at S. C. Howlett' this week. Mist Maggie McLaughlin, of Ne York is spending her vacation with he another in town. Huber Chisholm, of Niagara Falls, N. 'Y., spent Sunday and Monday visiting Wingham friends. Miss Stewart, daughter of Peter Stewart, is spending ti mouth with Ailsa Craig friends. Joseph Abell, Kincardine bill -poster, dltl the town with 12th of July. bills o Thursday morning. Mrs. Halliday left on Thursday for'II Chicago; her son and daughter will fol. low her on Saturday s Shoupe g Nes the the • Miss Campbell. of Galt left Tuesday+ morning after a few days visit with her brother, Colin A. Campbell. A. L. 1tauiilton met Mrs. Hcantittoir left for St. Thomas yesterday* where they will visit for a ehort time. Mrs, H. B. Elliott attended the Wectd- itlg of her tousle. Miss M, t wen, of Stratford to Win. McCully on 'Tuesday. A number eif young people from town spent last I3'riday everting Very pleasant- ly at the home of Miss Lizzie -Kew, Whitechurch. Miss Luella, and Master Freak Elliott of Ingersoll ate visitors with their brother, II. B. Elliott. Frank •grill stay :for the summer. los. ;:I. Doddsof Mitchel' and.BOW. C nye of Strathroy wheeled to Wing h ou Sunday, returninJ to• their s ens Monday. iso Bell Simpson, tet Chicago teacher, visiting ller sistetr, Mrs. .11, Mu- nk White - %cation of ithcnaId be fake u out anti rel,laced en- tvisabll ft1 rtpp%irttHeir earetQ?!jKith Ireavottarr." !The sunt now, expended awoldd 1 o far ire j Krove and other relatives On motion of ldewton•=--13cattie this i Council then adjourned. , tf�rr3l r paying the yearly swage of such. eliureh. She will spend her. E twamOIrtlls iter this locality. RBNT BLOCK Will pay the highest cash price for Eggs and good Butter in Tubs. DR. A.GNZ~'C�T, 13hysieIan, Stxrgeoti, etc. Office- •Maettonald Block, oxer .7. L. Davie' Drug Store. Night calls answered at the oitiee. WKER TTOU UNDERTAKr RS, WINGHk7W. Night calla at Button Block, or Fifths door aontll of School Ilfouae. Shop op - petite Maedof5ld block. • Cooklt Cotton Root Cornpot net t rs seseessfiete used riienthl 10,OOOLedles, Safe,atMatttel. Ladies Wilt bur drtrgg16tter Cosk'b GadICBM Cm* Sidi. " Tad no ether, e11 Mixture , pinna rand ittiit116f6rie 00 clangorous, I Ideate No. 1, $1 per liboxy Noe lit 10 deerces�ystronger',SS�reat bex. 0. te, . Mpg siiThen ie bit I1 bi'fnip tc3 win bat fit, wliedl, Mid * sold -old recommended ay all rerpens1h1e Driuggists AnItotkunx , leen ilten 3, It. Davis .A .. . old in Morgiraw'gtA. one ', aeiftarbell, Droggisfs. VeiltsXe; *V; anted Gooseberries lack Currants. t Red and 3 • • Having made arrangements with a Canning Factory we are prepared td take any juantity of Red and Black Currants rral�ts and Gooseberries ffl at GRIFFIN'S ee=N. cls.* �; '� S+y :;mak-�! �=•��i'�aL'�i�s AUOTION SALE am tP t� . NICHOLSON VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY. Pursuant to the powers vested in me Assignee of the (state and Effects of fiestas B. Rent, of the Town of Winglram in the County of Huron, Hardware Merchant, I will offer for sale by Public Auction, by Peter Deans, Auc- tiorloor, at Swart?' Hotel= the said Town of Wingluun, on Tuesday, the 17th clay of July .A, D. 1000, at tlx hour of two o'clock in the after- noon, the following valuable property, that is to say: The south part of lot irumbc r 7 on the north west corner of Josephine and Victoria streets, itt Fo1e 's survey, in said Town of Win��gghaxn being the property know�e1r,ethe "Rent slack' 1 and particularly describci lin the deed thereof to Etc in Rent which will be prdueed at the time of sale.On II stories high, 80 featiby 100 f et�11 is block, situated in the business portion of the town, and offers an exceilent.opportuuity for anyone wishing a permanent investment. ' ''Elt1t$ 0r4 sAr.B. The property will, be sold subieot to a reserve bid. ton per cent. of the purchase money will be paid on the da of sale and the balance with- in 430 days thereafter. Further particulars and conditions will be made known on the cloy of sale or may be had on application to B. L. Dickinson, Barrister, &c., Wingiram, W. R. Hobbs, Esq., Loudon, er to the undersigned. Dated at Whigham this 21st day of Tune,1900, R. VANSTON1r, .7 A. CLINE, Wingham, ' Solicitor for Assignee. Aie,igneo. FAP ERS p�aarticles and wish to disposer 01, shouldr adver- tise tho same for sale in the Tees. our large oireuhation tells and it will, be strange indeed if you do not get a customer. 'We can't guarantee thatyou will sell because you may ask more for the article or stock than it is worth. Send your advertisement to the TIMES and try this plan of disposing of your stoelc and other articles. For Photos TRY M. E. ZURE1,1GG'S Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Church. Family Groups a Specialty. Enlarging,Co ing py' ,,, Remounting.. THINGS NECESSARY to the successful tailor are: A stock of Superior Cloth, Know- ledge of his 13usiuoss Skill in Chatting and Fitting, and prices which are Iow enough to attract without being low enough to lessen value. The possession of these essen- tials makes no confident of our success in pleasing overypatron. We guarantee satisfaction. ' 4 Rob ;,o •R. S. Reid BUILDER and CONTRACTOR We are still in the baikciing bxsineSs and aro prepared to take contracts for the erection or all kinds of buildings. Plan and specifications furnislle , on short notice. Workmanship .guaranteed and at rea- a^onable Hires. WM. NTCHOLSOI ".. liesidenoe Diagnol street, opposite Pretzels' street. ABOUT DRI' MOWERS Farmers, if you w:ant a new mower and are in doubt as' to which is the best, invite all the agents to try their ma- chines in your field- Same field, sante clay, You should be able to tell pretty nearly what is which. Then buy the one that. suits yon best. The Deering Mower was never beaten. in a field trial<�°- 11 is the favorite in Canada, United' States, Australia, England, Scotland, France , Norway, Russia, Italy, Ger- many and Holland. The Deering Mower is universal. It is the easiest running machine made. We: are prepared to prove it to you by actual work. Works not words talk, Remember the Deering has the works. ELLIOTT BROS Victoria St., WiiIgham. Do you waiit tea soap hoar syrup ffeo ices ;$3:hiiiitsuli rtxits e0stiiHks ac]cles brooms brushes candies virxe ter' b]setuts coal oil geIatine starches sardines caistor 011 51loe polish mince,, meat stow polish Caii1CX1 goods balciaa,� powder lamp chimneys _relic and beans seWi11115 machine sat Prices as low as the lowest. A nice present given away -with every- - $10 worth of goods. nigh Art Tailor, Winghaul. Shaw I3lcick. ANTED A. mat) to represent us at W'in hath and 'country, its the sale of our choke Canadian grown surrounding Stock. A permanent paying position with c 11 chance of advance- ment. merit. S:rrangemcr.3ts will. be chance of �zdvait to SELL, DELIVER. and made with a suitable marl to '..•. l d COLLEC , Good payweekly, We �.lsc► handle sprayers, c:s' � weekly. II y s, large and small, the best made., Write at once for ft:rher particulars to The Thos. Established 40 years.: .Limited, TORONTO, 0