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' [Uilk Haftit i S Sf�� is almost as much as is paid Sir Robert t
Haftay
Prl« 0iiitr Minister, whose allow- A
CITY
4 ince is tl0(1, and is considerablvbigh-
Town er than the amount paid Dominion j
Tiptket Office,C44fnet
Ministers, which is $7,000 !i
lye c= issuo through tickets via Xr. %utas aleu Gets more than. Sir
Popular routos, to tiny point in ,mnerica Henry Drayton, chief Of the: Dominion
East, Wosr, Smith, Northwest, Man!, Railwray Commission, Svhose salary i
soba PaCif c Coast t*t i
oFMrsT�ar
Ancient Petra.. In Arabia, Now i
Ruins and Deserted.
c. $10,0110 a y e4r.
Baggage chi "dt • I through to destiny i The Premier of Ontario, Ron. W. H.
tion, and full ant»ranationgivenwhereb.v C
travelling will b- make pleasant and kleaast. draws $6,000 a year, While the 1 LIVED illi EARLY` Si6LE TIME
freer imam annoyance. Tourist and Cabinet Ministers receive $6010 per - --^
return titAwt-s to aciave points also on annum
sale at 1•�„'ir :, ores, and .
with all The Lieutenant -Governor, Hon. J, S.
prevailing lgle e ti t.t=a:teges, rant? r..:riirn tickets to anypoitit Hendrie, manages to worry along on
Sin
in Ontario. i . ar ousiness will be ap- $10,000 it, year, although he is provided
preei:ated, b. .,sir trip a short or a with a palace to live in, built at the
long One. eve f th 1?
Then It Was Famous and aivoaith
and R Plotoo Where. History 1Wa
Madan-lta curious `T'omplos. Tomb
ant! Pwellings Carved Put of Soli
Rock,
. We can ti -oat throu h to an • pens . a e rovtnee.
g y We” the chief justice Of the Supreme
pOint in k ur„it -,,,n all leading steamship Court of Canada, Sir Charles Fitz
Hues, Prri.,%W ,,'..iers also issued.
If it's ah an• travel, we have the; Patrick, derives less than liar. Lucas
iuform;ti4'uat='.l; w11I give it to you# thesalarybeing$10,000. OtherSuprem
cheerfully. _ Vourt judges are paid $S,aKlo a year.
H. B, ” ELLIOTT
I� it because lion, Sir, Lucas has
such exceptional ability that he i
favored with s total of $11.4110?
Town A ent C.T.R. Is there no one else to act as
'gimes Ofla:,>. Wingham, Out. member of the Hydro Commission?
Has Mr. Lucas so much spare time
-tw7AnLISSXD 184> on his hands as Att G s1 th
G IOU rt .
H B. ; L1.Ier'r r- '>i' BUISHha AHA VnoPIETott
TO ADVERTISERS
Notice of chs^i m must be left at this
office r.^t l: terthan Saturday noon,
The copy for changes must be left
not layer than Monday evening:
Casu,:6 alitt•rtisements acceptad lip
to as i 1,n I'-3nesdav of each week
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1916^
R`.'rAL LOYALTY.
Orney ever , a
another job must be provided to kee
hint busy.?
.Isn't this a time for bionomy instead
of extravagance in the matter o
salaries?
Rez uta on the Ileal.
Mr. Peterson, South Bay, Ont..
'writes; "For years I suffered a sort of
eczema on the head. I tried four differ-
ent doctors, giving each a fair trial,
blit the disense grew worse and spread
Ito my arm. I .got lir. Chase's oink-
rnent, and it has entirely cured me. I
give you my name because I want other
sufferers to know about this splendid
Ointment;"
tt=a°e:ph :tlercury.) BILLY SUNDAY
Newspal t» ; are called upon to deal To the Editor;
with msny ki.As and varieties of people. When Mr. Sunday spoke in Tomato
Th. phth "+ r .Sts by a fairly good mar- he said in part: - Newspapers have
gin an the," who always. have thJ t turned the search light on the dark
`•\,�w a41 ,r ..141 yon put that in for. dirty, dungeons and cleaned them out to
eapressiont and second place goes to the make the cities pure. Liquors is the
man tvd:at a >as that he could run a crime of crimes, the sin of sins. It is
paper b. t"e,• than any editor who ever
existeJ. 'e i, -n there are those, and the source of three-fourths of as tof
heaven '.,',"" 'ens, who occasionally crime and it takes three-fourths of
have a g,>.T,3 word. and who now and your taxation have
to care himfor. the lobster
azain carry one of your best efforts after you have I e biled him.
�1 bo ,oats the bill for this, 'The
aroun 3 in "'Ar ve,t pocket. landlord who loses the rent, the baiter,
Fiat t o is is us be=aten in di velapilag the botcher, the groper. the coat mer-
aan i k�ri+� _+..a, to perfection the news-; chant, the dry goods merchants, and
paper fan. They hive a sort of loyalty. the charitable men who pity the child -
there that can only be likened to what ren of the poor drunkard, who keeps
the brant is rF afitee boy lies for his them from starving, who go deep down
paper av'le n he engages in a free-for-all into their pockets to support theta. and
in the 'a',ey because some youngster the tax players who maintain the jail,,
callod the rditor a sap -head. penitentiaries and poor houses. For
The c ., it of France is a ferocious every eight hundred dollars spent in
Tuan. iii, Nue pencil and scissor,. evade producing useful and necessary conn
deep into u4ing that he does not want odities the working man receives
printed. $I4.33 in wages. But far every eight
ILe t.:de a frontal attack on a recent i hundred dollars spent in the manu_
edition of :vie Toulouse Ecole Laigue, a 1 facture of baoze the working elan gets
feurpag., weekly. When the smokeionly $9.54.
had eieaaar, .1 away, and the printer's -The saloon comes as near heipg the
devil hat v iped his hands off on his rat -hole into which the working elan
Nut- ov a .s, it was discovered that all can dump his wages as any. thing this
that re t imed of the paper was a side of Bell. To tied what the devil
quarter ,:a ;e of advertising. The rest is doing, find what the saloon is doing•
vas bliank. "The man voting for the saloon is
And here's where the real newspaper voting for the devil to drag his bay to
loyally' Inside its appearance t?n the
scene. 1 halt and in my opinion the man who
The stands and champions the saloon de-
T se alar the paper appeared the i serves to have his boy die a drunkard.
e Ilton rert'ived at wire from "'Old Sub- $ If you don't want him to die a drunkard
scriber. "' He sayeth '"Continue your achy do tion force the saloon on him?
magr,;1*.1 lit campa;gn. You have my ,•The naan who does not believe in
elatbusi astic support." hell has never seen a drunkard's home.
Afterreading that awe through aaThe dsvil and the saloon keeper are al-
bundred -mes. the editor decided not to p
sui ide, taut went out sand bought a per_ ways putting on the same rove.
featlytarai hve-cent cigar sed t"om- "Lincoln said that if slavery was not
naEztlY A dig sant site weedy t�sYaCk- a crime he did not know what was. If
ads. flan sloe following issue, the death, if the pauperism, if the
!rime, if the insanity, if the Immortal.
L; Vuhv to a newspaper is really a ity, in all its hideous farms. which re-
sublime t Ing. suits from the license system. does not
matte it a crime, I don't know what
A QUESTION OF SALARY. will, shouted Sunday" "The whiskey,
joint has no use for the light of public -
Windsor Record. l ity. It is leaged with a gambling hell
There is o dispnsiti%Nn to attaack the and the house of prostitution. Shut
SW of Flan. L B. Lucas. His re- the saloon and these other evils beast it
munPm*ian as Atterne i, -General, as for their patronage is taken away.
=ent:_rof the, Iiydro-e.ectric Com-
missi.n anal as member of the Legis- "The liquor interests ate fat, sleek,
lature i, $I1,4W. If there is 'to be smug and powerfully entrenched in the
ally attack it slicasld not be upon -what land. You must gout up your signs
Mr. Lie" receives, but upon the r against the rotten impurity it bteeti,.
ggtariy salaries which this rich,$ e(i
provin a is willing to _ppay to other E humanity will never get the
I'covay tial Ministers.---TOrontes dews, batter of it until it is hung on the $ib -
The weary 11on. M.; Lm.`as receives het of public shame Now is the tittle
+ for people to put up their hands for
V action independent of Governmen'U
Duey �%Tq eed°d l lie is drextlfnlly in earnest as eve
sets'b`
The strangest city in the world. i
Petra, cut out of solid rock In a lone
some mountain galley In the Arabia:
e desert, :Once a rich city, It is note ai
abandoned rule, It Is so old that it.
s origin is lost to history, but it wa
s
well known in earls Bible times whet
the Edomites Inhabited it, unci abou
a a Centur," after the beginning of th(
Christian era. it was conquered by th(
Romans. But * feir centuries later i'
t was abandoned by civilization, and fol
P 1,500 Sears it lay forgotten by th(
world until the traveler Burckbardt to
discovered it in 1512.
f So inaccessible is its situation, aI
though it once lag on a trade route
that not More than fifty travelers arf
hllaavu to have visited It since Burck,
bardt's time.
No romancer ever conceived such 7
Place. J.11 around are barren moue.
tains, rocky wild and trackless. Be.
Deal the mountains stretches the des.
prt. :L savage glen deepens into along,
narrow gorse with perpendicular walls
one or two hundred feet in neigh:. Fol.
lowing this ravine for two miles, the
adventurous traveier suddenly finds
himself lit A kind of gateway in the
rocks, like the entrauce to a Raman
amphitheater.
Here he is confronted by a temple
out In the rock, with the most exquisite
Corinthian columns. and, entering the
doorway, he finds himself in the heart
of the hill, surrounded by subterranean
architecture of the most elaborate
beauty of form and workmanship. This
Is the so called khasueb" or treasury,
supposed to have been built by the Ro-
man emperor Hadrian. who visited
Petra in the year 1$1 3 D. Although
called a IIVAsury, It was a temple de•
voted to Isis. No description of this
strange building has ever excelled that;
given by Stephens, the first American
ti greler to see it:
."The whole temple. its columns, or-
naments" porticoes and porches are cut
out from :tnd forma part of the solid
rock, and this rock, at the foot of
Which the temple stands like a mere
print, towers several hundred feet
Above, Its face cut smooth to the very
summit and the top remaining mild
and misshapen, as nature made it, Nei-
ther the Coliseum at Rome. grand and
iuteesting as It is. nor tate rnius of the
Acropolis at Athens nor the pyraml&
nor the mighty temples of the Nile are
so often present to my memory"„
But this is only an Introduction to
the marvels behind. The gorge opens
out Into a narrow valley some three
miles in circumference, everywhere
sunk deep beneath the inclosing moun-
tains,
ouetains, and the walls Of this valley are
filled with the remains or other rock
cut temples, tombs :and dwelling
places. In one place are the remains
Of an open stir theater. $Ome of the
structures cut in the face of the rock:
are several stories in height, while
their "rebitectaMl. details excite the
wondering admiration of the beholder:
Of course they aaila Immensely in the
eyes of the surprised visitor by their
situation and by,tbe air of total abaar
donment which surrounds them. They
are at various heights above the floor
or tate valley. and the uplifting of the
eves turned to studs them adds to the
impression or lonely mayesty which
they make upon them.
It is rare to meet'Lav human being
in the place. Sometimes a few Arabs
are seen. but at night the voices of
wolves, hSenas, Owl, and Jae'k-ais may
Lie heard. ;and occasionally one ofthese
animals may be surprised iurkins in the,
dark interior of as open tomb. Large
venomous serpents are also sometimes
Inet with.
It is not surprising that some visitors
have applied. to Petra, which .has bt>esi
suppasc6d to be the Selab of the Bible=
the curses tittered by tate Hebrew
Prophets Against the lased of idutnee.
such As ese: "Aird thorns sbail e-,%,,,.
tip in her palamk,. nettles sand ramble
iu the fottress5es thereof, and it sbai
be 9 habitatioA for dragons and a coan
for olds," or. '"Oh, thou that dweiltat;
in the Clefts of the pact s, that hoideA
the height of the DUL though thotti
sltottldst snake the zest as lid as the,
eag3es I w111 firing ttee down from
saith the Lord.*'-- Gtrretx 2..
THE WINGRAM TIMES
QvI A, L TT'S LYE
Ves spur the Souls of teen who've
c -aided into their holes, content tar
I
.et tX t -*hole world slide, the tail
osalttected with the bide.
DIS
WINGHAK ONTARI
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Like
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian. Northern Lines
Ocean Stealaaships.
TOWN MUCTOM,
BAPTIST CHURCl;I-Sabbath service
At 11 a. in. and 7 V. in, :Sunday Seboo
At 2:50 V. m. General prayer meeting
and 13. Y, F. XJ, every Wednesday h
$ P. in. A C. Riley, H. A., Pastor
Geo. Pocock, S. S. Superintendent,
METHODIST Ci1=H-^Sabbath ser
.vices at 11 a, in. and 7 V. in. Sunda;
School at 2;30 p. in. Epworth Lergu(
every Moedevening. General prayer
I
meeting on duesday evenings, Rev
J,. IV. Ribbert, pastor, F. Buchanan
S. S, Superintendent,
PRESBYTERIAN CAURCii—Sabbath sex
vices at 11 a, m. and 7 p. in. Sunda;
School at 2:50 p, in. General prayc
meeting onWedoesda evenings. Rev
D Ferries pastor. Frank Lewis, S
S. Superintendent.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, ErISCOF .L--Sab
bath services at 11 a. in. and 1. p. in
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. Rev
2.0.
Dymond Rector, Alex. Al
deron, S. S. Superintendent.
SALVATION Aamy (CITADEL.--Servici
at 11 am., 3 .m, and 7 p.m. on Sunday
At S o'clock on Thursday evening
There will be special music provided it
the Sunday evening service from 7 t(
7.15
POST OFFICE—O#Ficehoursfrom Sa.m
to 6:30 P. m, Open to box holders fron
7 a, in. to 9 P. m. C. N Griffin, post
master.
P,ulll.tc I,1nRARx-Libxary and fra(
reading room in the Town all, will b(
oen every afternoon f>- im 2 to 50
o clock, and every evening from 7 tc
9:30 o'clock, Miss Delia Reid, lib,
rarian,
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS —Air, G. R.
Smith, B, A., Principal and Specialist
in Mathematics; Mr. J. A. Anderson,
B. A., Science; Mr. W. J. South.
Combe. B. A. Specialist in Classics;
- Hiss L. Matthews,
A Message -to His Love. Superintendent
Fiitit Ba -ter Thnr wua as lied tut Box=18. Wingbam Ont. -
FOU ;rare that Bald man while ;;having
him, 'Second Sarher-oli, ttaerP a ren- Railway Time Table
son for that. I'm vourtmg his maid,
and the cut will let her know that 1qI
meet her this erening.
One way.
-What iG the [lest arae t„ preserve
pEaches3” inquired Mrs. Wombar.
"Beep 'ern on a high shrift' advised
Mr- Flubdtlb, alio has enterprising
kids.
The path of duty Is the tray of cafe•
ty and the read to honor. -Old ,Sall In-.^,.
119
HONESTLY BELIEVED
RE WAS GOING INTO
CONSUMPTION,
DR. s>! OODYS
Norway Pine syrup
CURED Hift
--- Mr. Frank E. Anthony, 69 Z1ltn1
Street, U12111ip . Man., Writes: "11,1'Viat
Rev. Tbos.a:atti*ss, fotmerly s Pres- taken several bottles of Dr. Food's
byter%w ttbinistert s+clra rtsignetl sc:ne y i'itre Syrargb, sharing the pest fi:asP
years ago to enter commercial life, has v to relieve a chronic rough and
'3`I,r r let Alas rieatr an ftsv. e"
Miss M. 1 Whyte, B. A., Special•
ist in Moderns: Miss B. F.. Anderson,
r Oft Enow iqCommercial
Specialist; bliss E. C.
r_ay.s�_tzt €tctai%o they lit ib
Thor House of oftyr.
WANUPW.
,Garrett, Art.
IGH SCHOOL BOARD—R. VanstoneCREAM '.
F. ianstone,
r
F. Buchanan. C. P
Smith, Dr. Redmond, W. J. Howson,
orJ.
A. McLean. Chairman, R. Vanstone;
Having an up to•date Creamery is
full oper.ttiou, vre solicit Sour create
Secretary, D. Holmes; Treasurer, A.
Cosen9. Regular meetings are held on
patronage
We are prepared to pay the highest
the 2nd Monday of each month
market prices for good cream an a ''tve
you an honest bnsinr-, welgbir• ,
Towx COUNCIL -J. W, McKibbon,
.
Mayor, S. Mitchell, RL. P.
eeve
sampling and testing each can of ereata
received carefully and re.urait g a
. r
Binkley, W. H Gurney, W. isbister.
full statement of same ro each patron
We fn bili two ean4to each patron
A. Tipling, Geo. Spottoo, W. G, Patter.
goes Councillors;John F G.oves Clerk;
DAY all espresscharges and pay evert
tiro we ekv
,
and J. G. Stewart, Treasurer. Board
Wrrte for furth,r particulars or
ss(eenndfor
meet first Monday, evening in each
at o'clock.-
f�cans
t�f,and(�giiveeluss1a[trriiaal. CO.month
SEAFUAjl1 CREAlltil7J O
FlUBLICSCHOOL $CARD—H. E. Isard,
SE;FORTH, ONT.
b,
Wm. Field, T. R. Bennett, Dudley
Holmes, W. H. Rintoul,
il6 bead on acltlifi is instcrital `" #
A. E Lloyd,
za.r► :tto *:"s,
l,PE ntr$."pS�:;tit'. 'al,"C�'}'
Robt. Allen, L. A. Bisbee, John F. Groves
t1�M1 titlti d +is lit ttte f Li^tiy,
Secretary Treasurer, Board meets in
Council Chamber on the second Tues.
a.a,ai�1$i
aavi tli�+i #w: 9r_r.,h ty.4d. �C. t+
q+�
G h U d r e n O T y
day of each month.
FOR FLETCHER'$
Fui3mc SCHOOL TEACEMRS.--A.
Posliff, Principal, Miss Brock, .Hiss
A ate- t T 01FZ I A
Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss Ans-
nrom .st n E ttsit pion is
to ��, �t � : 'ITraod's Zsrararsy ;€'ms
4 «t total with
licbtl�tty�ere
ley, Miss Barber and Miss Bentley.
I1y11 patkUttii4} tlt#1d i` th .lar r3ls1 I
4 t�ATft W -
�pliilll';
BOARD OF HEALTH. --Dr. A. J. Irwin,
Working Out a Garden's Salvation.
(chairman), Wm'Fessant, Atex Porter,
John F. Groves, Secretary; Dr. R. C.
Looking backward. t titne the trans!-
Redmond, Medical Health officer,
tion from reading- [aaok. shout gardens
-..,�..�..._.
to doing w(.:k in oue of them and how
it graduaill, ealne tat Ants, that I read
Wingham f±ra�O��lif�
t7 Hospital
t
less and Only of standard slibstantiali-
([Inder Government Inspection)
ties that misfit tte termed principles.
-+—
because I found ttat I mu -t work out
Pleasanfly situated. Beautifully fur.
lily own ,„arde�. 11ration and word: it
nislied. ripen to all regularly licensed
out, if not with dear and trembling,
physicians. RATES FOR PATIENTS—which
include board and nursing), $4.90 to $15,
cer'alutc with a daumla:e mind ands
humble dk-Fo,;Won. l-rom ••sir Grow-
per according to location of
iug Garden.- by .I. novice 31rI*arland. idress
. For
room.Por further information, ad-
- Hiss L. Matthews,
A Message -to His Love. Superintendent
Fiitit Ba -ter Thnr wua as lied tut Box=18. Wingbam Ont. -
FOU ;rare that Bald man while ;;having
him, 'Second Sarher-oli, ttaerP a ren- Railway Time Table
son for that. I'm vourtmg his maid,
and the cut will let her know that 1qI
meet her this erening.
One way.
-What iG the [lest arae t„ preserve
pEaches3” inquired Mrs. Wombar.
"Beep 'ern on a high shrift' advised
Mr- Flubdtlb, alio has enterprising
kids.
The path of duty Is the tray of cafe•
ty and the read to honor. -Old ,Sall In-.^,.
119
HONESTLY BELIEVED
RE WAS GOING INTO
CONSUMPTION,
DR. s>! OODYS
Norway Pine syrup
CURED Hift
--- Mr. Frank E. Anthony, 69 Z1ltn1
Street, U12111ip . Man., Writes: "11,1'Viat
Rev. Tbos.a:atti*ss, fotmerly s Pres- taken several bottles of Dr. Food's
byter%w ttbinistert s+clra rtsignetl sc:ne y i'itre Syrargb, sharing the pest fi:asP
years ago to enter commercial life, has v to relieve a chronic rough and
'3`I,r r let Alas rieatr an ftsv. e"
i ,e blain ought ttr lye.
.H. Arnott, MA. ;i:i. C .S.
decided to zettirtt to thetainistry, lzavits
� t>♦roat uwcbte„ aucivr fee to t r•
1? my tatihcixndc"d sstisfatUan rill
r_ay.s�_tzt €tctai%o they lit ib
Thor House of oftyr.
a=epted a kali to a ftietbadist church,
,Ia1;s as to its sterling udities,
gL_
s 1 n ty ;$rte-a*h weer 3:tud tmr
itt 3 a 7 b ca`,It fatirh r g tl"td szMP-ag.
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Ltt P'i�kttt'b tliC siottle tmiiX' OR
Croy Sts raf dam( eat 1a sfiireet lie
y shalt ti=e f01 bec=e sud enol ��`Ltb
- xieltnt cc5at ittsi fits at niglit, gtA
t ,o b:oa. TL(s hc:sx td rias
" t w`•gatn'lrezcn: =; 4T .0
11+r"T�tRfQTS b 1iRY li'itC11?ttG
tr ail .Adsalns third stm. Se h, 'T bey
Histerittally otitario'13 liquor t'itamc directly after using bat the =Orman, for
r<p satteaticrt, the foilasi"zag s*attar Aboutntihottr,andfoundI asE gradually
t4'fi"..".i.wtir .L.04*ft.to i:lt`" 13 -
-s. a p 1
�•r.+-•:w.
' liet`t are 7 a actbtirs in
at at the time at the dtquge :�tl,ak
*Oak tbedr fork lly title- &-eds into tb6
S9t1t$ 7t*Bt,. All any' ifften CiCCt'firf�
-A- tAkeb f#teat. the last report of the, _toomed me tliat 11s.01:e dk as thou h
t tai a� w t�k t
St=ab
tS dsy his hrs�r3 �—. al
tezrl ontsrin,
art .Iii their rliattslra lair bo sten *
Intxtia Liceege 0otntnissioni. In tha'F I �s� 90109 is tc s"u=--ptaoli, ate I
�
�Y t e 1.t:n YSa the2 t"�ra.A' F 81'0 LJ
oou av �' �$ d e eaaaaar tr dsr . sRd
a
hating last ses s -on ;y„r^r,tlW tft giouatis �
off tI1St l�r�ht, lCl i1 t/nE '
sloe tir0irtnfng imesi +alt+rts lit scroll rllxtya
I rttd ISI i9I4., the total 13=ber of dtiestly wieved rSC •.i the vase.
tavetta licensrs in site Pro�itics' � las rhrt�tr. after ha,img takl;n at vt:tstl ;
E:<tared uu bodtiatousht:urrn
Of nlillL were rlcblvstt+cl at tlst ,asci+
il6 bead on acltlifi is instcrital `" #
atilof'Dst Fwtao 's° I aisz gle#tstcd tr,
`i;
za.r► :tto *:"s,
l,PE ntr$."pS�:;tit'. 'al,"C�'}'
-
livors re �i,te IYtltrtyn_S
'�IiCYYC! `�t.rt2
t1�M1 titlti d +is lit ttte f Li^tiy,
:ram 1,'`" to 1,. total sttogt lid. ditt that to a leas ezitcirct I diS�
cses fzorti 1,2r, to 2I$; tib 1totAl vtiisihl -' ` tom. 2:11 the mletp
a.a,ai�1$i
aavi tli�+i #w: 9r_r.,h ty.4d. �C. t+
q+�
Ib �i4tafistt �
c�c�ttimeriea, 7�'1th ra
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.'"t .yzrtpttt�, have
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GR332D TRC2Fg RAILWAY S'VjT9M,
TRAINS LEAVE FOR
London...... .. 6.35 a.m. 3.22 p.m.
Toronto and East 6.45a.m. 3.15 p.in
Xhicairdine ..... 11.59 p.ui. 9,15 P:1,1:.
AURIFE FROM
Kineaardine ..... 6.30 at.m. 3.155 p.m,
Landon......... .. 11.54 as ma 7.40 p.na,
Toronto and Esmt11.45 aa.m. 9.15 P.M.
W.F. BC11GUAN. Station agent. winghsm
H B ELLIOTT, To -ma -Agent, Wingham.
ICA--FADIAN PACIFIC U&ILWA-r
TF__ LV$ LEAVE FOR
Toronto and Eaast 6.25 aa.m. 3.05 p.m.
" xeeswater....... 12 50p.au. 10.32 Pan.
ARRIVE FROM
Teeswater... (i 2fia,na. 3.05 p.m.
Toronto and Fast 12.4ip.m. 10.20 p.m.
S. S,BSESISR, .Agent. wingham
A Representative Waeta
AT ONCE for LYINGHAM and DIS -1
TRIM for the
Old Reliable I+on,thill
Nurseries
Farntel"s! 'Whr remain idle all
Winter when 3'Ottccan take upapaying
agency,
Choice fast of varieties for Spring
Planting. LiberaalTernzs. Handsome
Free Outfit- Exclusive Territory,
NVrite now for particulars,
StOnO & Welltng$tirl
TORONTO, ONT.
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is
April x3 tb, j90
The W100ham Times
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EVERY TH14WAY MORNING
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WINORAM,, ONTAB,IO.
Trams coo 1st a4Citlt' ION-T$1.p0 per annnta
in advanoe, Slap it not pold. wo paper dde0oa-
tinued till ail arreare ore paid, egoept of the
option of the publisher. ,
ADVERTISING RATES
nasPLAY ADV'r%a218ararms
One Fear... $416 ft eaoli lnseriont
tiix Months. 260 (100 " 1.
Three Months 1.66 1130 „
One Weeke Mouth .. ... , 9 (1601" ••
7aeealand other similar atiperEi8eatieut9, Ipe
per line for Arst insertion and 4o per pine for
each sniisequent in9ertioa. :104sured by a
nonporlel scolo, twolve lines to an inch.
Business osrds of six lines and under, $5.00
per year.
Advertisomentq Of Sitngtions Vacant. Sithe.
tion9 Wanted, Houses for Sale or to rent
Articles for Sale, etc,
not exfjoedlug eigtit
lines, tic each insertion; a1 for Srst month.
Wo for each subsequent mouth. Larger ad
vertisements In proportion.
Busy us local or news�mwatter..j10oo Per llne counted
Insertion.
Medical
DHS. KENNEDY & CALDER
QestoBs—Coruer Patrlalt and Centre Sts.
1r hoses:
Ufllces
Besidence, Ur. Kennedy 14348
Residsnoe„ua, Calder 151
Dr. Rennedy specialises in surgery,
Dr. Calder devotes special attention to Dia
eases Of the lye, Bar Nose and Throat.
Eyes thoroughl Tested. diasses
properdj fitted,
DR. ROST, C. REDMOND, At, P, C. 8,(Emg1
L. R. O. P. London
PHYSICIAN end SVRGEOD7
OMM. on Patrick Street.
W. Ii. Hamlily, B.$o., M.U.. C. 4m`.
Wingbam, Ontario.
yelp children thavingdt kene 309Eofgrndnata
work in Surgery, Bartariology and i3cieatiflo
5ledioino,
011100in the Kerr residence. between the
Queen's hotel and the Baptist Churoh.
All business given careful attention .
Phone 84. P. O. Boa 118.
108TEOPATHIG AtiYSIGIAN
DR. F. A. PARKER.
Osteopathy builds vitality and
strength. Adjustments cf the spine
and other tissues is gently secured.,
thereby removing predisposing causes
of disease.
Blood pressure and other examine-
tiens made. Trusses scientifically fit-
ted.
OFFICE OVER CHRISTIE'S STORE.
Hours -Tuesdays and Fridays. 9 a. in.
to 9 P. in.: Wednesdays, 9 to 11 a. in.
Other days by appointment.
Chiropractic
J. A. FOX, D. C.
GRADUATE CHIROPRACTOR
Chiropractic removes the cause
Of Practically all diseases, It
matters not what part of the
body isaffected, it caatl be reached
thru the centres in the spinal
column by adjustment of sublax-
atted vertabra.. Consultation free.
Member of Drugless Physicians'
Association of Canada.
winghaml oat.
Dental
ARTHUR J. IRWI , D. D. S., L.D.S.
Dactorof Dental Sargery of the Penmylvanis
Dental College and Licentiate of the Roral
tbitege.ofDental Sur �eonsofOntario. U�ce
in O�reclose DeverS Wwegdaes3ag afternoon
from mar 1st to October Ist,
a- ROSS, D. D- S., L. D. S.
Elolseentiaai 8tir¢seons of Ontario aRoyal nC'oorUegggttsda
ate of thei3niversity of Toronto, nor gra u_
Dentistry.of
offles over H.11, Issrd & Oo's., stores Wing -
ham, out.
Uf$oe closed evory Wedne$asr afternoon
from ,1fay Ist to Oct. Ist,
Legal
R• t'ei14S"1`O:tas
ILMSHIST01t, Somer JE, stto.
to 4f to andere Coatr W funds to loan atlovms
hie Of iatel e9t- orty*p,p town and farsra
ir�aterty bought anti a 4
it A. AFORTox.
�* �ilrta�r f1nt:
DUDLEY t OLMES
gardstor, sonaltor, Eta.
Guice: Meyer $lOck,ii�Inlgiiatn,
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