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THE WINGTIAM TIMES,: NOVEMBER 2, NM
.0011MUNICATION.
A leauebio Artiete Meeniy meplithiett
Whiteelturela Oet.110, 1000.
To the Baiter or the TOMS.
DBAlt $1161-e•The Mali owl Empire, a
Saturday, Oct, •iaatie, coutains a some-
what lengthy article tattler the item:lug:
"Oar Farmers: anti the British, Market,"
and in this tirade tries to make the Cala
adieu, farmer believe that the Americau
\farmer is far outstrippaeg iiiin at the
competition aye Great 7arittlin'e provision
trade. l't rit;:., ii.utt th t Liberal orgau
'Pleads the ditlareure in population mut
proauctive couditious, as the American
trople are twelve times. as numerons as
ethe Claes:Wien people,. and possess the
i \\*belt) a the cern 'belt. If the Liberal
i organ pleaas this. as ft reasou tor .the ex -
11 eeSS of Aniericau provision exports. to
1 reriteiu, above the Uteladian prevision
1 es.ports, it rightly pleads it, in spite of
the coutradictory argameat in the cel -
1 wales of The Nail e,ua Empire, of Sat-
urday last.
Ia its. argument it asks whether B.:U-
nita poseessing eight times this popula-
doe. of Canada, ought to be able to ex-
port eight times as much provieions ;and
then says ; -"We know, of course that
she does not, for her own home market
absorbs euormous importations aver and
above her own supply." It then views
the 'Mated States in a similar manner,
and venders bow elle can export . so
nntch mora peovisioas than Canaaa,
when, she has twelve times tlae popala.-
tion to onetime her productions.
This question is easily answered: Has
Great Rrit au eight times the agriculture
extent of Canada, a,s well as eight times
the populatiou? (Does the Mail ead
NOTUti Als1):1 001‘114V.NTS.
Diekiesou's Dreags luteole beara this .
week a full cargo of couuterfeit 01.01)e.13 Grov, 2.,/,,,,....
Mid Pepper's Paavehlets for distributiete glii1:1:ek(,:airt.V.Ii()P .11%,e()"
among the faithaul. • Tees ieseitiy; ?otil,''•(')Ii`n.l, WI V, 17,10V 1,
rOr • A paper thet .olaiiiis to be au! tesirlet•%'(lez'1,°13:)1't .0u(nItelAt'a(:ti:4:',e1'' Nter`Tei.2.
authority on orthography,. syntax, ' eg/WIII.ag!Ill,nd ova IWIA.,", ti N lai a, ron
etymology and doxology it looles eery, ITWIllIal 40rulysi. 14 ?a, lot le, art 9, Morris,
v01/ btul to spell Christiaa with a Wall 1.)4,-64 0., Lot )0, eon 4, Grey, Nov 13.
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1'. S. FivotVe Sale liegist
V. S. Scott, unetioneer, Brass:. iu ewe:wet
ICronter /Welsh., Intuber • lot 12, eon. 10,
, Nov. 6.
elorrse, Noe, S.
Me following valee a fitrin mese
0. jamesWilkinsou, )0,.,; lot 10, eon d .Morvis
1 Nov. :413.
Our cam, likes the name a Dieutw All sales guaranteed Wit11010 re
sou's Dredge, but untortemately We i
services are eat worth eighty cents, leD I
alone eighty data's, a day tO any caudie
Orva or government, The andersienea het,
tlust he lees sold has he
Waste!). to John MeDneak
Our local eotent, by this USW. Iltnit WOek . utter the 1st day of Nc.vonber the beax.o.
LICENSE
The Best Time to Choose Is Now.
Empire know, I. wonder.) It so, sb.e
At no other time will it ho quite so could then eaport eight thnes the pro-
vis4ons Now take the United States:
She has twelve times the population
that Canada has, and therefore, while it
is true that she consumes intich more, it
is also true that her agricultural extent
is many times as great as that of Canada.
Her agricltaral puesuits are carried on
to a much larger extent, in all her ter-
ritories, whil Canada cau not eatead
h r be-aof foam laud farther north than
the 53/eparallel of N. Lat., aud even
raffles the nubile
businese at 'White -
Moot lasto me, and
• IS
will realize that it haS iwore•1 it seli,
. be run in him astmrsAro.3, Altus
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the enders( tied,
the estimation of good eitieens of both
partiee, nod 010 the promised ! 4113AV EolitE
postmaStership is uot likely to material- I Co ne onto the remise.
iZsie nortli halt at lot • , lst he a' Morrie, one nick
lamb. Censer can have Knee by proving prop-
reObally the saspleioas looking stran- ers.'"11"'Yjug''''"8"4 3-, a. ,
ger the Adatmee saw in town Wee the I Wi mit es, 0.
stone nteu whe, at the lest Dorainiou I
elechou, paid throe dollar bills to
bay one vote for the Coeservative con- 1 The endereigned wil
h ) half ot lot 2. ist
aidate. .
BOAR MR W
easy fer yot to get east what you. wa •
right now, as people are getting their
Coats, Dresses and Foes as rapidly as
possible.
Fashion Favols Flannel Waists
and wo have a splendid assortment of all
the different colors and. cOmbinutiortS of
Flannels.
Clothing for Men and Boys
Geol. Caothine. This store guaranteee
here not with safety, for it is m constant
danger a injury frOm s'11.01t a cold clim-
ate.
Take the United States for each squaxe
mile of its agricultural area, ana Can-
ada for each square mile of its same,and
and. the Americau has not nearly ap-
proached the Canadian farmer in his
qrovision. exports to • Great Britain.
Moreover, the right way to judge this
pure wool fabrics, faultless styles and
workmanship, but bolds them, eight
down tO the lowest price. Will sell on
Saturday 50 odd. suits rouging from
$7.00 to $10.00. Choice on Stiturclay,
$6,50.
LADIES' MANTLES -Good Mantles
to dear at $4.76. worth. $6, $7 and $8.
• CHILDREN'S COATS - Children's
Cioats in white and colors, reg. $3 and $4,
choice'for $2.75.
'50 yds. of Fancy Braid for Triraming.
So closely are we connected with the busin,:ss chat one
would think we were Intended for one another.
No humbugging with us,
Oak is Oak and Elm is Elm, If the goods are not as we
represent we.will exchange them, (providing they have never
been used.)
Remember our guarantee counts
We are still selling common Chairs at $1.35 per half doz.
All kinds of Upholstering neatly done.
es on Isis premises,
0 -of Norms, a tien-
t' eugiehred Beikelare Boar for :wryly:. Terme
The Tory Muck Reke Drip:tide has •
.r, ce. avaa,
been, pausually busy this week. For I -------
its servives in this line the Advanno
deserves to be rewarded by its party, We
leern that its editor hes been promised
the postmastership of Ilog's Hollow if
his party wins.
If Emergency Rations develop wind,
however appropriate they May bo for us,
we certainly think it fortunate they
were not dote:tont to our cotem. Had
it been 49 years ago we miglet have pre-
scribed "Nestle's Food" with afieh diet,
but we fear his case is too late for pre-
scriptions now.
The editor of the Advance intimates
tbat he has seeu signs of booclling in
East Hnron. Yes, brother, next Wed-
nesday a very strong induceraent will
be given one Conservative to " stay at
home," and that Coaservative will be
Edmund Lindsay Dickinson, B. .A. Th
Advance has done more than any Grit
paper in East Huron IC prevent that
gentleman from being elected.
TE:,011Eli WANTED.
,Applieations will 1)0 received by, the under-
signed fol., a female teaelser for Union School,
No. e, Tereberry and Morris, (Junction) up to
Nevem uer ietie Apetieaute to tame seta ry and
experience. Duties to commence first of Jan.,
11701.
W. Z. EENDDEPON, See'
W melees.).
-1Large assortment to clear worth 80, ,
question is by examiumg the percentage
150„ Satarday 50.
50 p• iirS of Ben shoes, odd sizes, J. D.
Magee make, good styles, reg. $1.50,
$1.75 and $2,00 for $1.25. Shen early at
crlaINDOO'S
/PERSONALS.
'We shill be glad to have contributions to
this column from any of our readers. If you
have visitore or purpose going away yourself,
drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that
effect. •
of increase in each country, rather than
the amount of increase in each. The
exports of provisions from the United
States to Britain in 1896 were $158,336,-
795 and the iacrease on this amount iu
1899 was $63,141,898, or an, iacrease of
39.87 per cent. oa its exports of 1896.
Now take Canada: Her exports of pro-
visions to the mother country were
$25 265,014 worth, and. the increase on
The Etectiowb
the matter of the Election
oral Distriet of the East Riding
be holden on the 81st day of 0s,
Ith clay of November, 1000.
I, Edmund Lindsay Dielcin
of Wingham, in the Corty
ter, a candidate at the bov
declare thnt Caleb Ne n
Town of Wingham, G
me as my
the said election, under section 43 of t said
act. ,•• •
Dated this 20th day of October, 1200
Witness.
0E0. PAYNE, E. L, DIC
Witighern. , •
900
f the Elect -
Huron to
ber and the
of the Town
Heron, Barris -
Section, hereby
,iffin, of the sada
, is appointed by
or tl e per oses
a a
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'1:k, ,ia.',s, ,,:.,/„..-';-.r)---i c,* ....!; .F,`,t careful and protnpt attention
-,- -i'' .1. I 1\ il.'"%‘,1,g.-- .
Ten years of practical work in this line. enables us to
speak with confidence, Having graduated from Toronto
School of Embalming, the public may depend on receiv-
ing satisfaction.
Night calls receive prompt attention. ..
Residence—Patrick St., Mr. Gracey's former
residence.
4$1.44.11/tANIVIti"/"Ilv"AlAlolt "v0,19/015/Itoca."2.11."1.410.WtylVeAteWlivlio
$ WE KEEP---.' $
$ $
$ ueber lampdenWatches$
THE WORLD'S 33EST. $
our . Jewellery is all new and of the lateet 'designs.
Our line of Spectacles is now complete. ...We can
i
We also keep the Waltham and Elgin Watches.
suit any.eye. Don't forget the stand, now in the
W. a PATTERSON 1
Stone Block.
The' Watch Doctor, Wingham. , #
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Our cotem. drops into poetry?
For country and Queen; for right
against wrong.
So rouse up like men and elect
Dickinson.
-Advance.
The above destroys the last vestige of
chauee Dickinson might have had. of
carrying the riding. We are glad. for
the sake of Advance readers that the
Reign is nearly over. Its editor is
Cevalindently becOrniug effected with soften-
iug of the brain.
License Inspector Paisley of Clinton
was in town on Saturday last.
Dr. Turnbull of Goderich was the
guest of Dr. Agnew over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Barber were visit-
ing with Ripley friends last Week.
Miss Wightman of Sault Ste Maxie is
visiting her brother, Herb 'Wightman.
Mx. and Mrs. Wm. Black of Durham
were visiting Wingham friends last
week.
Mrs. Couttes was visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Smith, at Gorrie, last
week.
Miss Nettie Maxwell of the Bluevale
road left last week to visit with her sis-
ter in Toronto,
Tom Dowling has secured a position
in Bell's furniture factory at Wingliam.
-Harriston Review/
J'. Cassie, stationmaster here, has re-
turned, after a pleas:tilt holiday among
friends in Ingersoll, Vingham and other
western points.-A.yr :News.
.A. j. Sebastian was in Toronto thie
Week. His mother has been ill for some
time and Mr. Sebastian received word
oieeeSundtey that she was not improving.
Mr. Anderson and family, who
'Who latve been visiting with relatives in
East Wawtmosh for seine time, left on
Thursday last for their hoine hi Johan-
ne tirg, Smith Africa',"
„Ai"as Delia Sperling, A.. T. C. M., will
return next week from Neve York where
she has completed. a teacher's °Course at
the "Mettopolitan School of Made."
She hag alrealy boon offered a position
VI Spokane, Washington Ter., which she
may accept at the igew Year
COMMUNICATION.
To' the Editor of the Trans.
DEAR STRi-I asked the editor of the
Treers about that "boiler plate," and. he
says he bought it from Archie Simmons,
and paid foe it, and. that the Advance
could, have had soma too, if it could have
put np the price.
The Advance doesn't improve any in
this amount in. 1890 was to the extent of
seelling. It spells Christian with a
$15,005,531, which means an excess to
the tune of 59.43 per cent. over its ex-
ports in '96. Which couutryis doubling
its trade the quicker, and how ranch
quicker?
"It is plain.," says the Conservative
organ, "that onr farmers have been
handicapped by a bad. Government." I
ask you, Canadian farmer, do these fig-
ures indicate that?" "No" you will an-
swer, "they show directly the opposite."
The Mail and Empire also states that
Canada's producers have not been pro-
vided with cold storage, but if it takes
note of a statement made by the
London Mail of October 3rd, it might
learn differently. In speakmg of a a
quantity of pears and peaches from LeamPue"
small g, and water set with capitals and
two t's in set. Isn't it awful.
"The Laurier Government is
the biggest exploiting organiza-
tion any country has ever suffer-
ed from.-Aclvauce.
Probably "from" is also an Adverb,
Mr. AdvanCe.
JACK.
Great Luek of an Editor.
"roof two years all efforts to cure Ec-
zema in the palms of my hands failed,"
writes Editor H. N. Lester, of Syracuse,
Rau., "then I was wholly cured by
Bucklen'e Arnica Salve." It's the
world's best for Eruptions, Sores and all
1' es Only- 25c at Colin A.
DR. AGNEW, iT DOES PAY TO
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Office -Macdonald Block, over 3. E. Davis'
Drug Store. Night CABS answered at the office.
.4 ..-.;', VIOLIN AND MUM?.
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kN.N,',.. MISS CARRIE MOORE
ees, 1 of London Conservatory of Music,. will be pre-
-• •
1 pared after Oct. 1st to receive a hmited al1111.
ber of pupils for instruction on Violin and
Guitar.
Residence -opposite B. O. Church, Wingham.
noivaNat .eoratNet
T. 8101TH, SOIERTIFIG EVE SPECIALIST
G,aeuate New Iteri, Philadelphia, and Toriait.)
Optical Colleges.
Call early and avail yourself °file
v alu able service s, as this is a rare.
opportunity to have your eyes proper-
ly tested, free of charge. No guess
work but a scientific certainty. Di.ffe
cult cases ac cur ately fitted. ALL
WORK GUARANTEED.
ite-1 never call at private houses.
•
He has also added a large assortment of arti-
fieial eyes to his stock. Will be at •
Canada receiving a ready sale in Man-
chester on account of their superibr
quality over otber fruits, tbe Mail says:
-"They were packed in chambers re-
gulated by mecbanical refrigerators.
The system., which has revolutionized
the fruit trade of the United labagdom,
was inaugurated three years ago by the
Hon. Syslney Fisher, Minister of Agri-
culture for Canada, The conditions of
of transit are now so faeltless that the
most delicate Canadian fruits cau be de,
delivered in Great Britain in perfect con-
dition." Ts this reply effective enough to
the Conservative mind?
FACT ODSERV
DZEDS ItA IFY SkINTIM 241.
Ladies el Canada:
The world never
Of pati iotic sent'
-war called forth.
MILL .ATIS
did ic nth of Nat
with t el British
and inoPt.
Australia drin
and While
their Meek tea.
should tly their
tea rnetebants (t
instatiol DOW
Merit. ...Middle.
ave suah sit
ent as th African
DELMORE.
Miss Lydia Wock is visiting her sister
Miss Gallagher this week,
Miss Maggie Fleming of London. visit-
ed her uncle of this village; she intends
leaving for Manitoba next week to visit
her email, Mrs, Williali114,
Mrs. Hooey treated her friends to a
iMpeer last Wednesday evening,
The L. 0. Y. B. of this conamunity
intend holding a tea meeting in the
Methodist church on the 12th of llov.
Miss Ida Chittiek went to Toronto last
week where she intends spending the
winter. She be greatly missed in
Spreads Like Wildfire.
Whbn things are "the best" theee
become "the 'best selling." Abrahane
Hare, a leeding druggist, of Belleville:
0., WriteS :"Eleetrie Bitters are the best
selling. bitters I have handled it 20
years." You know why? Most diseases
being in disOrderS of stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves.
Electrie Bitters tones ap the stomach,
regulates liver, kidneys • and bowels,
purifies the blood; strengthens the
nerves, henee cures multitudes of mala-
dies. It builds up the syetem. Puts
new life and vigor into any weak, sicklt,
rundown man aud woman. Price 50
eents. SOld by Colin A, Campbell, drug-
gist.
Colin A. Campbell's Brug Store
Winghtnn, one day only,
WEDNESDAY, NOV • 21.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound.
Is successfully nsed raonthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per
box; No. 2, 10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. No.
or 2. mailed on receipt of price and two 3 -cent
stamps, The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
1210 -Nos. 1 and 2 sold ana recoramended by all
reep'ensible Druggists Su Canada.
No.1 and No. 2 are sold in Winghem by A. L
Hamilton, 3. 13. Davis, A. A. Morrow, Colin A
Campbell, Druggists.
1
It Does not Pay to Go Elsewhere.
Such. is the verdict of the graduates of the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
*PIANO AND THEORY. CHATHAM, ONT.
We stand unrivalled in Canada for thorough
ness of course and miceess in getting graduates.
MISS SARA LOU—ISE MOORE, L.C.IYI.' placed in choice positions.
In a recent issue we furnished half of a list Or
t forty placed. in. about as many days -
and merabor oi the Associated Musicians of
Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited num-
ber of pepils for instruction on Piano and in
Special attention given to pupils preparing
Theory.
for examinations.
Residence -opposite R. C. Church, Wingham.
_
,POLIT AL
eetiligs
alittne an the epleile
fought side by side
a p ant Ts of Ceylon
its of Ceylon
already drinks Mrs. Davidson of Wrozeter visitedher
rill of Jarwm tea, son, GaVill, W110 has been on the sick
reen rag. ITp-to-date this wegt.
BORN.
Bresexwittte-At Glendale, Man., on Oetober
12th, the wife of G. IL BlackWell, formerly of
Winghein; a son,
111AltRI131)
RYAN-.BAterei,-At the Csitholie &Lerch,
Brtuwels, 018 Monday, Oat. 22nd, by Rev. Father
• MeCabe, Jos, arm, of Welton, Miss Eliza-
beth Backer, of Craebrook.
DIED
, ELIE
Come and 1
of the
It has be
Macdonald
Kerr, of
union mee
Dickinson,
contest an
meeting-% b,
at which
Dickinson
speak.
Gerrie „
-Th Grey_ on Satercley, Oct. 20th, Mary'
Jane niorden, Wife of Jas. Parr, aged Be yenta,
d 18 day
rORS !
ear the questions
ay discussed.
' NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOT1OE is hereby given pursuant to R.S.O.,
187t, Chap. 139, Sec. (18, that all persons having
claims against the estate ot Robert Linton, lute
of the Township. of Turnberry hi the County of
Iffsvon, Farmer, who died. on or about the 19th
day of September, A.. D. 1900, are required to
send by post prepaid or to deliver to Richard
Vanstone of the Town of Wingliam, Solicitor
for the Executors, on or before the 16th day of
November, A. D. Imo, their names, addresses
and descriptions, and a full statement of par-
ticulars of their claims and the nature of the
security (if any,)•held by them duly certified,
and that after the said day the Executors will
proceed. to distribute the aesets of the de-
ceased. among the parties entitledthereto, hav-
ing regard only to the claimp of which. they
shall then have notice.
Datedthis44.6th day a October, A. D. 1900.
R. VANSTONE, Wingluen P. O.,
Sobeitor for the Executors.
ens Fraser, (beloved daughter of Win. mid -eer•
ItAttett.-In Itinloss, en Priddy Or& 10tit, ILtatelet „, ,, . ,,
ji6Ohlr Vortro aged 22 years, 10 months mad , ingnam
n arranged by Dr.
through W. H.
russels, toi, have
ings with E
sq., in the coming
1 the following
ve been advertised
. Macdonald, Mr.
and others will
Mice to Council'
We have
Wingham a
sewer and cult,
arches, bricks, e
being extensivel
and are givin
other materi
and. worl
If tile a
onea
Til
ened up a eem
will :keep
pipee
reuoreett.--Ott Thersdely, October 2.51b, All the moo
tile League. end .AgistetJaneNieliolson, formerly of Wittg•
(100, Nettie 11(0. beleved daughter of o .
end 5 menthe. lee
MIN; Lizzie McKee treatea her little ham, aged, 4 Yeare
AT.T.AN.-Oti Huron Road, Wilmot to yn him
friends to a perty last Salttrdity after. rat Oetober 24th, Maleohn Ana% uncle Ntofialsit
noon, They till report b avitt g a good. time , ratio, aged ea years, 8 month,s mid 3 days.
...e.
Atettrit,-Iii gad W aPhilIoahr, Oh October
th, Martha Jane S,I11.,B, Wife of Kliaha Walker,
agec1116 yeara. 41,11""
Salada Company, for
1Viiss Maggie and Jessie Hooey visited
11 t lent entirely
f-the-rettd men are Clifford friends fast week.
only waiting for supplies. While - Mr, Sohn Hartley spent his Thanks-
on.the.fonee met " aro Waiting to No easing lioliday at his home heft.
' bow HI. eat 'win nip.
Dritish planter. Colonist. 3, NVylie, last waalt.
Mr. Ab. IVIcitee visited his sister, Mrs.
Ladies of Cana , pray you. aid the
WALKEO & BUTTON
UN DIATM14011* WINGRAM
Night oat priiitvittleek, or rifth
door south of Satipol House, Shop op.
pointe Macdonald 11,102fit•
7.20 sitar
Ladies are r
pteeent.
GOD SA
.Friday,
„. 'Monday, "
, „ - . Tuesday, "
lugs Will commence
•
Nodally invited to
t THE VEEN'.
BY ORDER
tei
By ine
ship we hope
uthdled carefully w
orks at the Rink. Wi
nd Brick Works.
Here ie the balance: -
Fred. eioriey, eaveneed to New York office of
Setherlarel limes Co.
Tents McMillan with firm in Detroit, Mich.
C. B. Struthers; toucher, West Side Bus. Col.,
Chicago, Ill.
Kit Rirkwood, steno, "Westrainister" Office,
Toronto, Ont.
Bessie Burnaby, steno, G, B. Draper, Grand.
Rapids, Mich.
Grace Semington, steno, Sweet &Eastinan,
Grancl Rapids, Mich.
H. A. Coleman, Bkpr Peter Haggart, Pro-
duce 1)ealer, Blenheim,'Ont.
Elsie Turner, steno, Steele & Dart, Ridge-
tewn, Ont.
Elmer Smith, Asst Bkpr, Harris Paper Co.,
Grand. Rapids, Mich.
Wm. Allison, asst hkpr, Grand Rapids Cycle
W. F. Adams, Cold Blast Feather 00, Chi -
Co.
cago,
.A. D. Skeels, chaneeed from. Troy Blit4 College
to Temple Bus. Coll. Philadelphia, Pa.
• M. M. Maxwell, R'emington Tepewriter Co.,
Toronto, Ont.
Douglass Stevens, bkpr, • Western Steel
Worksf Chicago,
Louis Porter, temp. bkpr, Grand Rapids
Cycle Co. •
Marie Burns, steno, Bell Telephone Co,
Geelph, Ont.
E. Maude Buchner, steno and nest bkpr, Gee
Stevens & Co, Chatham, Ott.
Edna Scheviler, bkpr, Clem A Schenfier,
Grand Rapids, 141loh.
Grace Vanzoeten. (steno, LavidBurne, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Bertha Itembling, temp. steno, Grand Rapids
Brass CO.
220in ten Menthe ending June 80, 1003.
72 in the IWO months
40 others he VO been placed' in es many days.
r- What do you think of it?
1142 Can you afford to go elsewhere?
'Write for catalogue of either department to
D. hieLACRLAN .Sc CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
olus.....mramaccraintatosescammaascumecexasmeemat
tile works in
hand a stock of
meet window sills,
ese cement pipes are
1 all over the country,
tisraction than any
the best material
lave your trade.
enlace broken
am Cement,
Men
V. GUTTER
ted to Cut C
T. want men to cu.
and early wint
Shielrs farm 12th eon..
which I pay cash evel7 wee 8..
onee e premises.
MALCOLM NICHOLS°
E.
.orde of wool this fall
oining John
moah, for
ply at
be
FARMERS
jedfia/itel.
telaT.
IT WILL
PAY
you to attend the Votest City
ttishiess and. Shorthand College, Lon. ,
don, Ont. Practical. instruction in,
practical subjects, Xoor over fifteen
years lye have been in totioh, with young .
pe p d their needs and the business
world and its revirements.
Every facility at command for aiding
young people both before and after
gradnation.
We etre doing superior work; results
prove it.
Send for our Catalogue and College
harnal.
3. W. WrSTMVPIT,
Prineipal.
and clayOlia IWO atoek et other
artielee they Wish to distiome of, sluntid (elver-
titse the tonne for stile in the TThces. Our large
circulation tellm audit will lie atrau go indeed -if
too. do not gets enatorter. We can't guarantee
that/wet-will lieetutec you. May emit more
Ayr bus artriele or stook thenit in Worth. Send
yew RAVASIPIPIM•nt to the TiVes mid try thin
pleat of disposing of your stock and other
srtluto.
OPEN TO INSPECTION.
Perhaps the finest line of
rURNITURE.
een ill this town is liOW On sale
hove: Everar piece hits sonlethiug which
specially room:attends it. Stade Will at-,
tract by renson of design, some by
barter:sr of the wood, some by theit
All prove wall made, strong and
durable at
WALICtE, & BUTTON
vorniture Dealers and 'Undertakers.
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