The Wingham Times, 1913-03-06, Page 1•
THE WIN(ihAM
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TIMES.
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Postassium Iodide, Sodium Sal-
icylate Oil of Wintergreen and
Colchicine—all of which ingred-
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ians in treating Rheumatic ail-
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If you suffer with Rheumatism
do not hesitate to use Rexall
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You will probably experience
relief after taking a few doses.
You may need no more than one
bottle to completely put you on
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vast difference in htiman consti-
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Rheumatism, that you may ex-
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we want you to let us re -
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Price of Tablets 50 cts.
Price of Liquid 50c. &
$1.00.
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e
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J. W. McKibbon �
DRUGGIST AND OFTICIAN:
The Store
"Eyesight Tested Free" and
.'y glasses supplied when needed at
reasonable prices.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE 1 end**
LIEU
AoaiDEN-
Insurance
ACCIT
PLATE U LASS
WEATHER 'P'w
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
O111oe over Maloolm's Grocery.
manomelmasigr
Fun! Fun! Fun!
WINGHAM, ONTARIO THURSDAY MARCH 6, 1913.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Wear Gaeer's Shoes and Rubbers.
Major Morris
Major Morris, of
will deliver his lect
church on Wedne
week on "The wor
Klondike." The le
trated by 125 col.
Morris was one of
facers in the Klondil
n Windham.
he Salvation Army
re in the Methodist
Say evening of this
of the Army in the
tura will be illus -
ed slides. Major
he Army's first of -
e.
WANTED—A good general servant
girl wanted at once. Apply to Mrs.
Richard Clegg.
Masquerad
The first carnival
be held at the Wing
evening of this week
ed are as follows:- B
suit case; best dre;
suit case; best comic
bag; best comic dres
bag. There will als
for couples, lady ai
prize to the lady beii
to the gentjemen, a
will start at 8.30 0'
be skating after th
Let No Innocent Man Escape
At the great MOCK COURT TRIAL
under the auspices of LORD CHARLES
BERESFORD'S TROOP CANADIAN BOY
SCOUTS in the TOWN HALL, on THURS-
DAY EVENING, MARCH 13TH.
One of our most respected citizens
will be charged with BREACH OF
PROMISE. REGULAR COURT RULES.
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS. LUDICROUS
SITUATIONS. LOCAL HITS, An even-
ing of REFINED FUN.
Prices, 25 and 50c. Tickets on sale
at McKibbon's Drug Store, March 1st;
open at 7:30. Court called at 8.
Christie's Grocery.
PHONE 59.
Marmalade Oranges
The beat stock and *ell coloured
per dozen 25c,
We Sell Geed Tea and Coffee
We have. had largely increased
sales in these two lines during
the past year for which we thank
our many'good customers, GOOD
QUALITY is the principle on
which we hope to obtain and hold
all Tea s dCoffee Business. They
are worth just the price we ask
Coffee per lb. 40c
Teas 30c, 40c 50c, 60c, 75c
per lb.
vonmirowasoli
A Good Tea Pot for
Good Tea. See our
latest import.
Carnival.
f the season will
am rink on Friday
The prizes offer -
est dressed lady, a
sed gentleman, a
dress, lady, club
, gentleman, club
be a one mile race
geniteman, the
a jewel case and
ilet set. Judging
ock and there will
judging.
March hay or medow grass for pack-
ing furniture. Must be soft and free
from thistles. Apply to WALKER &
CLEGG.
A Comink Concert.
The choir of St.
putting on a first -c
in May or June. '1
terspersed with ml
a meeting of the ciitoir last Wednesday
evening the following committee was
appointed: Mrs. J, C. Smith, Miss Mae
Smith, Miss A. Mann, Miss E. Mann,
Rev'. Mr. Croley and Mr. Willis. The
committee appoin ed alias B. McCrack-
en. secy. and Mr. d. Nash, treasurer.
?aul's church intend
ass play or comedy
he same will be in-
sical selections. At
Eclipse
A total eclipse
cur on March 22n'
ter Sunday, a
o'clock in the m
the sun will be ri.
full moon is setti
total phase of
seen at a conside
Toronto, as the
below our horizo
reached in full f.
f Moon.
of the moon Will oc
, the day before Eas-
w minutes before 7
rning. At that
ing in the east as the
g in the west. The
e eclipse can only be
ble distance west of
moon will have gone
before tha stage is
ce.
WANTED—Young for office work,
with knowledge of k keeping. Good
position to right ma . Commence work
at once. Apply to Box 568, Wingham,
A Quiet
A quiet weddin
Presbyterian Man
Tuesday, Februar
Dorothy Knechtel
and Mrs. Chas. Kn
became the bride
of .Saskatoon, Sas
Wingham. The c:
ed by Rev. Mr. Gi
tel and Miss Alice
best man and bri
is well-known her
in the hardware
and the bride is o
ular young ladies.
turn from the We
take his bride to
The TIMES joins
extending hearty
Wedding.
took place at the
e in Belmore, on
11th, when Miss
daughter of Mr.
chtel of this town
Mr. Bert Elliott,
., and formerly of
remony was perform,
on and Allan Knech-
Mann, of town were
smaid. The groom
and is now engaged
usiness in Saskatoon
of Wingham's pop -
Mr. Elliott will re-
t in a short time and
his Western home.
ith many friends in
e • ngratulations.
Read about QUEEN QUALITY
SHOES on last page
WILLIS & CO.
mimummemumma
Locating in Wingham.
Dr. W. J. Moon,
of Hamilton, grade
Veterinary College,
practice in the late
office about the 1
Moon will move hi
soon as he is able t
eterinary Surgeon,
to of the Ontario
1908, will set up
Dr. John Wilson's
th of March. Dr.
family to town as
procure a house.
Highest prices paid for goose and duck
feathers at the Upholstering factory.—
WALKER & CLEGG.
Very Sud
Miss Mary MacPi
ducted a millinery
for the past sevent
dead on Monday m
ed lady was around
neighbors hearing a
morning, became a
found her dead, sit
beside the coal fire.
caused by hearttre
troubled with a we
Pherson was a fait
Andrew's Presbyte
friends will regre
death. She is sur
era add one sister.
taken to Embro o
for interment.
FOE SALE—Comfortable home, well
located in Wingham. All modern con-
veniences. To be sold quick as propriet-
or is leaving town. Apply at TIMES
office. � ---�
en Death.
rson, who has con -
store in • Wingham
en years, was found
ning. The deceas-
on Sunday, but the
o noise on Monday
armed, and going in
'rig in an easy chair
Death was no doubt
ble, as she had been
k heart. Miss Mac-
ful member of St.
inn Church. Many
her very sudden
ived by three broth -
The remain were
Tuesdayernoon
WANTEDAtthe Win ham General
Hospital, a reliabl aid. One who
knows how to cook Apply to Miss
MATTHEWS, Superintendent.
SETTLERS' 'EXCURSIONS TO ALBER-
TA AND SASKATCHEWAN.
Commencing March 11th and continu-
ing every TUESDAY thereafter until
APRIL 29th inclusive, the Grand Trunk
Railway System will issue one-way Sett-
lers' tickets from station in Ontario,
Peterboro, Port Hope an est to points
in Alberta and Saskatc ewan at excep-
tionally low rates. Th ough coaches and
Pullman Tourist S1ee, rig cars will leave
Toronto 11.00 p. for WINNIPEG
Without change on hove dates, via Chi-
cago and St. • u Bertha may be se-
cured in Touris' , . rs at a nominal charge.
The Grand T • nk Pacific Railway is
the shortest and quickest route between
W innipeg•Saskatoon-Edmonton.. Trains
now in operation Winnipeg to Regina.
Yorkton and Canora, Sask., also to Cam -
rose, Mirror and Edson, Alta.
Time Tables, Land Pamphlets and
full particulars relative to the Grand
Trunk Pacifies Railway may be obtained
on application to Grand Trunk Agents
or write to C. E. Horning, District Pas-
senger Agent, G. T. Ry., Toronto, Ont.
H. B. ELLIOTT Town Passenger and Tic-
ket Agent. Phone 4.
W. F..EURGMAN, Station Ticket Agent.
Phone 50.
PRESBYTERY OF MAITLAND.
The regular nleetin
tery of Maitland was
rews Presbyterian Chu
The call from the Brus
to Rev. A. J. Mann, o
sustained as were also
brook and Ethel to R
lough, and Knox Ch
Rev. Geo. Gilmore, FI
bytery Sunday School
People's Society and t
Committee, Systemat
presented to the meeti
ters of Brussels, Tees
and Walton and Eld
Worto, Dungannon, Be
eter, were named as
tend the meeting of t
sembly in Toronto in J
Sale of
The sale of work un
of the Ladies' Aid of t
ch is to be held in the
on Saturday, March
and evening, beginnin
Among other things
choice home-made baki
ed. 10 cent lunches wit
morning and evening.
cordially invited.
of the Presby -
Id in St. And -
eh on Tuesday.
els congregation
Toronto, was
ails from Cron-
y. Mr. McCul-
ch, Ripley, to
al. The Pres -
port, the Young
report of the
Giving were
g, The minis-
ater, Cranbrook
from Moles -
grave and Wrox-
legates to at-
e General As-
ne.
Aucti • Sales.
Mr. John Weir, .f lot 11, concession
10, Turnberry, wil hold an auction sale
of farm stock and pletrients on • Fri-
day, March 14th. verything is to be
sold as Mr. Weir -!h • s sold his farm.
Frank McConneIl w' I be the auctioneer.
Mr. Fred Hardie . north half of lot
26, concession 1, C ross, will hold an
auction sale of far stock and imple-
ments, on Thursday March 13th. In-
cluded in the stock a e a number of re-
gistered Shorthorn .ows. "Everything
is to be sold as Mr. ardie has rented
his farm. John Pur s will be the auc-
tioneer.
Death of Ed
After an illness e
rat months, Mr. Ed
away on Thursday
in Town Plot, in
deceased was born
Flamber, Peel Coun
until 1871, when h
near Mildmay. In
West Wawanosh, se
ens. Here he remai
he moved to Wingha
mained here for sh
took up farming,
about a mile sout
years ago he
farming itnd came
Haines was an hon
man in all his dealin
friends in the diff
which he resided. I
Presbyterian and in
He Is survived . by
family. The funer
Monday afternoon to
metery.
rd Haines.
tending over seve-
ard Haines passed
st at his home fin-
is 74th year. The
n the Township of
y, and lived there
moved to a farm
874 he moved to
ding near St. Het-
ed until 1898 when
Mr. Hainerro-
rt time and again
oving to a farm
of town. , Three
gain. ' gave up
to town. Mr
rable and upright
s and made many
ant localities , in
religion he was a
olitics a Liberal.
is widow, but no
!
took place on
the Wingham ce-
ork.
A Great
The manner in
companies are hares
this and other. dis
nothing short of a
offices are full of w
taken out on behalf
companies, and the
the greater part of
from these procee
costs. The farmer
machinery and his d
tively little reduced
that legislation will
coming session of t
to deal with this e
tato;. Arid this i
try the prosperou
County and the Pr
pulling up stakes t
have to knock the
ers of the place tell
This Old Ontario i
comfort and wealth
to get the latter by
An extensive swi
is expected to be r
gation of alleged
lar'g'e tracts of lan
ountry.
hieh the machine
ing the farmers of
lets in Alberta is
isgrace. The law
is and executions
f these rapacious
orst of it rat that
e money realized
age goes for law
sea his grain or
bts are compare-
It is understood
e introduced at the
Provincial House
il. —Macleod Spec
the kind of a coun-
farmer of Huron
ince of Ontario is
go to. We don't
country. The pap-
ou what to expect.
still the land for
f you are content
the steady grind.
er the auspices
e Baptist Chur-
ouncil Chamber
5th, afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
a quantity of
g will be offer -
be served both
he public are
A Farewell Cat
A large and happy
friends in Bluevale and
the home of Mr. and
well, Bluevale road on T
ing last and spent a pie
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
sented with beautiful
Miss Jean Maxwell with
pin. Mr. and Mrs. Ma
week for their new hem
die of Alberti banks
eared by an investi-
rgeries of titles to
ering.
crowd of old
istrict, met at
rs. Wm. Max-
ursday even -
sant evening.
were each pre -
umbrellas and
a beautiful tie
well leave this
at Leamington.
COAL! COAL! COAL,[!
We now have on hand `arge stock
of coal of all kinds and s s, including
pea, chestnut, stove, egg, domestic,
nut, coke, soft coal, and blacksmith
coal_ Your order` will receive prompt
attention.
J. A. MCLEAN.
ULU NIPALE.
A social evenini
Westminster Guild
which the Epwortl
ed. A pleasant ti
young people. A
presented and ref
Should Canada
own or would she
This is the most
tion in Canada t
of it will have a
was held by the
on Tuesday night to
League were invit-
ee was spent by the
good program was
shments served.
have a navy of her
e better without one?
rominent public ques-
-day and the solution
asting effect on the
HIGH SCHO
L NOTES.
A meeting of th
was held on Pride;
good programme wi
number of visitors
programme consist
readings, instrumen
tions by the har
promptu debate a
Journal.
Literary Society
, Feb. 28. A very
s presented and a
ere present. The
d of recitations,
als, chorus, selee-
inice band, an am-
i the High School
SEEDS FOR SAiLE —Red Clover,
Alstlie Alfalfa, Timothy AU new
and Government Tested
KING BROS.
BUSINESS CO LEGE NOTES.
The Literary S. iety of Wingham
Business College h Id a very successful
• ay evening, March
of bidding farewell
teacher, Mr. Burns,
ye us, on account of
social meeting Me
3rd, for the purpo
to our respected
who is about to I
failing health.
Messrs. McGee ' nd Cloakey furnished
several excellent iolin selections, the
Harmonica Band iso gave some . excel-
lent music and m : ny excellent readings
and recitations w re given. Six of the
students debated he subject—"Resolv-
ed, that travelli g is more educative
than reading." Messrs. Taylor and
Keir and Miss Go dy taking the affir-
mative and Misse Faust and Spindler
and Mr. Armstro the negative. The
former winning. Towards the close of
the program, Mr. Burns was called to
the platform, and resented with a gold -
headed umbrella a d the following ad-
dress:—
Dear Mr. Burns, It was with much
regret that we lened of yourintended
departure from ou midst. During.your'
term in Wingham ou have always pro-
ved yourself a •st zealous and effic-
ient teacher and 'nes who was able to
enter into the hops and aspirations as.
well as the difficul ies of those under
your charge. We . esire to assure you
that the assiduou- efforts which you
have made and t e patient and unre-
mitting interest w ch you have taken
inall that concern the scholars, bah
individually and c•llectively, have not
been unappreciateby us. We beg
yodr acceptance of this umbrel-
la as a slig expression of
our appreciation of your services.
Wishing you much success in your new
sphere of life. Si -ned on behalf of the
students of Wing m Business College.
VERA EDW DS, ORVAL TAYLOR.
Mr. Burns repli =' in a few well chosen
words, after wh' h lunch was served.
The meeting was .rought to a close by
the singing of "A'ld Lang Syne."
future of this col ntry and the British
Empire. A debate on this topic will be
held next Wednesday night by the
Literary and Debating Society and
should be of inte est to all who have
the welfare of th • ir country at 'heart.
The captains will be Robt. Shaw and
Russell Jermyn a d the debate will be
non-partisan.
Last Wednesda night the debate was
on the subject, " hether the pen or the
swoyd have had t e greater influence
on civilization." iss Irene McEwen,
Miss Mary Aitehi. in and Robt. Aitchi-
son spoke for the : word while the oppo-
site side was uphe d by Mrs. Jas. Mas-
ters, Miss Eva Du and A. McEwen.
The judges, Geer: a McDonald, Rebt.
Black and Russell Jermyn, in a very
close contest away' ed the victory to the
pen. A pleasing f .ature of:the program
was a reading by Mrs. Jas. Masters.
Fred Johnston in a vocal solo .and R.
Garniss in his•violi solos were warmly
received as usual, bile the success of
the evening was ade by Tom McDon-,
ald of Molesworth in his Scotch Son..,.
He had to return t i the platform ag titti
and again. "The ighlandman'sTou..t"
was especially goad.
CHURC NOTES.
Knox Church c
hasextended a u
Mr. Gilmore, of t
Rev. Mr. McC
has received a
Presbyterian co
brook and Ethel.
ngregation at Ripley
animous call to Rev.
e London Presbytery.
lough, of Chatsworth,
nanimous call to the
t'regatione of Cran-
The Rev. Dr: R (ledge will continue
hie series of amens on "Th e
Pilgrim's Progre:." in the Methodist
Church next Sund eVeninr< Subject:
"Doubting Castle- fighting on High Lev-
els."
James Turner of
suddeniy of heart
citement through
tare.
The Associated
London adopted a
local option to mu
to allow of aesessi
er than land.
ngal, aged8o, died
:titbit induced by ex -
is chimney catching
Boards of Trade at
esolution calling for
cipalities in taxation
g improvements low-
FoR SALE -.Cow
weeks; Heifer, f
with aceommodati
rental. Apply to
house.
due to calve in two
sh calved. Stable,
for six horses, for
A. Bell, at Park
FULL BIG MOCK COURT TRIAL.
Full List of Characters and Other Inter-
esting Particulars.
Since the announcement was made in
these columns that a big Mock Court
Trial was to be held under the auspices
of Lord Charles Beresford's Troop Can-
adian Boy Scouts, in the Town Hall,
13th, there
now "who
on Thursday evening, March
has been great curiosity t•/1
`tis."
The secret is going to a let out right
here and now and the blit can begin
to look forward to th merry event.
No wonder there is deep interest
when so importa t question is at stake,
as to whether e ,affections of fair
woman shall be trifled with, her tender
heart rent asunder and her future blight-
ed with no redress whatever.
That this Mock Court Trial will be
no light affair will be clearly seen and
here comes the list of participants.
Ilia honor the Judge will be R. Van -
stone, Esq.; Clerk,- J. Hanna; Court Of-
ficer, R. King; Crier, 3. Stalker; Plain-
tiff's Attorney, Col °A. V. Newton, of
Worcester, Mass.; Defendant's Attor-
ney, Dudley Holmes, Esq.
The broken-hearted plaintiff in this
highly interesting Breach of Promise
suit will be Miss E. Cornyn, and the
luckless defendant is A. H. Wilford!
The witnesses will be Mrs. Callicotte,
Miss L. Gilchrist, Dr. H. J. Adams, C.
G. Vanstone, N. Evans.
The jury to be empanelled if the law-
yers do not kill each other before the
trial begins, will be as follows:
J. A. Mills, John Ritchie, Rev. E. H.
Croly, E. B. Walker, W. J. Boyce, J.
W. McKibbon, C. P. Smith, F. Buch-
anan, H. A. Percy, G. R. Smith, J. C.
Smith, N. T. Sinclair.
Altogether this Mock Court Trial
promises, to be one of the events of the
season, both in the interest attaching
to it and in the crowd that will attend,
TOWN COUNCIL.
The regular mont
Town Council was h
ing with all member
Vanstone presiding.
vious meeting were
A petition was re
electric light be pia
Victoria and Leopol
tion of Coun. Bell
bon, petition was r
Light Committee wi
opinion from Town
the effect that it w
voted for waterwor
594 of 1909 and No.
used for laying new
ine street, and advi
val of Ontario Railw
Board in the matt
Couns. Spotton and
was instructed to co
Ontario Railway and
in this mattter.
The Finance Comm
the payment of a nu
for different departm
tion of Reeve McKib
the report was adopte
The Waterworks C
mended that Chief All
ge of waterworks at a
ary of $60 per year an
works supplies be kep
Hall. That two fire e
purchased and that th
strutted to secure price
hydrants from different
firms.
On motion of Couns.
ton, the report of the W
mittee was adopted.
The Electric Light Co
mended a new scale of r
users and also recomme
lowest rate for lights w
used is to be thirty cent
so if accounts for lights
thirty days after last
which account is cont
vice will be disconti
mittee also recommen
be submitted to the rat
ing for the raising of $6
a duplicate system at t
Couns. Young and
that the report be ado
Spotton and Mills mov
that the report be left
meeting. The amendm
The Property Corn
that a system of boxes
keeping record of Ni
would cost $150 and a
by Nightwatchman wo
Th'e Council' took no ac
ter.
By -Law No. 668 brin
tion submitted by Jose
Anderson in care of th
was given three readi
ed on motion of Coun.
McKibbun.
By -Law No. 668 pro
of $1305.25 for electric light department
0 passed last Jan -
readings and on
ter and Mills was
McKibbon and
cent. added to
s was remitted.
ly meeting of the
Id on Monday even -
present and Mayor
Minutes of pre-
cad and adopted.
d asking that an
ed at the corner of
streets. On mo-
nd Reeve McKib-
ferred to Electric
h power to act. An
elicitor Holmes to
doubtful if money
s under by-law No.
34 of 1911 could be
mains on Joseph -
d getting appro-
y and Mnnicipal
On motion of
oyce, the Clerk
municate with the
Municipal Board
ttee recommended
ber of accounts
nts and on mo -
n and Coun. Bell
mmittee recom-
n have full char_
increase in sal -
that all water -
in the Town
tinguishera be
Clerk be in -
on pipes and
manufacturing
TRUNKS AND VALISES: -•-•Big stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W. J. GREER.
oyce and Spot-
terworks Corn-
mittee recom-
tea to power
ded that the
ere meters are
per month. Al
are not paid in
y of month in
acted, the ser-
ued. The Com -
d that a by-law
payers provid-
000 to provide
e power house.
Isbister moved
ted and Couns.
d in amendment
ver until next
nt carried.
ittee reported
on streets for
ht Watchman
lock to be used
ld coat $62.50.
ion in this mat-
ing the proposi-
h and Richard
ir cemetery lots
gs and was peas -
ell and Reeve
iding for raising
to replace loan of $1,
uary was given three
motion of Couns. Isbi
passed.
On motion of Reev
Coun. Bell, the 5 pe
Richard Rankin's tax
On motion of Couns. Boyce and Spot -
ton, the Court of Rev sion for this year
ws:—Mayor Van -
>n and Councillors
l
Bell and Young,
was named as follc
Stone, Reeve McKibb
Mills, Isbister and Be!
On motion of Coons.
Chief Allen's salary as increased $5
per month.
On motion of Reev McKibbon and
Court. Boyce, the aterworks Com-
mittee was given au hority to move
the Electric Pump an connect it with
the rivers() that fire rotection will be
assured during time o spring freshet.
The Mayor reported that V. R. Van -
Norman was now willi g to accept $100
in full of his claim for $140 for work on
sewer. On motion of Couns. Mills and
Spotton, the Town Solicitor was in-
structed to defend the suit of Van Nor-
man vs the Corporation of Wingham.
Conn. Isbister gave an excellent re-
port of the proceedings of the meeting
of the Ontario Good Roads Association
held in Toronto last week. After nie-
cussion Coun. Isbister was instructed
to procure a quantity of stone to be
used in road making.
On invitation of
members Council, o .
presentatives adjou
restaurant where
served.
This Way Sir!
For The Best
Men's Shoes
—when we say the "Be -tin men's
Shoes" that's exactly what we mean.
—you ran rest assured that no un-
certain Shoes ever get onto our
Shelve;,
—We sell the sort of Shoes con-
cerning which we do nor hesitate to
say, '•If the Shoes go wrong. bring
them hack."
—we ffer some splen.lid Shoe
values at $3 50, 84.00 and $5.00.
Shoes t at are different.
—perhaps you don't know much
about this -Shoe Store and the good-
ness of its Shoes.
—'est us when ready for, ,your
Spring Shoes.
W. J. GIZLII
Coon. Young, the
dais and press re -
led to Kennedy's
efreshments were
WANTED—At the Alexaa Marine
and General Hospital, Gorich, three
or four pupil nurses.LApply to Miss
Griffiths, Superintend , Goderich.
't•HE SHOE MA's'
Fire destroyed t
Company's tanner
factory at Waterlc
Spanish Leather
and upholstering
Loss, $4500.
Are You Going
West?
We can sell you tickets to any
point via CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY or any route you may
desire.
Are You Staying
East?
We can give you bargains in either
Town or Farm Property.
Watch this space next week for
list of Wingham properties for sale.
Ritchie 86 Covens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
C.P.R. Town Ticket agency
Stone Wanted'
The Corporation of " Ingham is
prepared to pay a go. price for a
large quantity o Stone, (except
lime stone). N• • : to be larger than
9 x 12 inches.
Stone to be delivered at rear of
Town Hall and will be bought at a
rate per ton. Get particulars from
WM. ISBISTER,
Chairman of Street Committee.
H. DAVIS
WINGI-IAM, ONTARIO
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Line
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
HOME STUDY
Thousands of ambitions young mpoo�yle
are being instructed in their hoesbs
our Home Study bent. You may flu ,
at College it you desire Pay when-
ever you wish. Thirty liars' Faker,$
lance. Lamest trainers in (*nice.
Enter any day. Pe4i4i0tts guars nterd.
Ifxpe wish to care board and learn
walla you earn, write for particulars.
NO VACATtOtsi
Wingbasn Business Ceheg
0410. apbrTON, President