The Wingham Times, 1913-03-13, Page 1SHE WINGHAM TIMES.
VO.. XLIL.--NO. 2126
When Children
should
wear
glasses
I. When their eyes are not straight.
2. When they cannot distinctly
;see the blackboard.
3. When reading, if they squint,
hold the book sideways or too close.
4. When they tire easily of reading
or studying.
All sure signs that great benefit will
be derived from wearing glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
i
i
EYESIGHT
TESTED FREE
We make no charge for
Testing E;1 ea•ight.
We ube the most modern
methods known in testing.
We or IN supply glasses
when needed
Why hinder your children's
dren's stud es by allowing
them to have -tired eyes and
headaches when we can give
you glasses t hat will relieve
them.
J. W. McKibben
DEUCG1k7 AND OPTICIAN
The i Store
WINGHAM, ONTARIO THURSDAY MARCH 13, 1913.
$1 A YEAR IN AMA'', CI
Wear G.eer'S Shoes and Rubbers.
Notice to
All members of t
Club who have not
for this season are
so at once. Paym
the Secretary or th
L. K
Curlers.
Wiugham Curling
et paid their fees
sked to kindly do
t may be made to
Treasurer.
mnedy, President.
Highest prices paid for goose and duck
feathers at the Upholstering factory. —
WALKER & CLEGG.
This was a
A group of co
were discussing the
the Wingham G. T.
day afternoon. M
presenting the Tc
joined the group, v
said:—"Well, Sol.,!
Navy?" Sol. re
smoking."
Good One.
mercial travellers
navy question at
R. station on Mon -
Sol. Walters, re-
kett Tobacco Co.
hen one of the party
how are you on the
ied, "chewing or
Feed! Fed! Feed! J st received
a car load of good oa a also have
bran, shorts,, good D AMERICAN CORN
and other feeds.
HowsoN •& BROCKLEBANK.
Prizes at carnival.
The carnival held
rink on Friday ever
tended and the priz
events were keenl3
were awarded. as
Miss Mae Moore
® best dressed lady,
best dressed gentl
aid; best comic d
Swarts; best com
Frank Galbraith.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDEN r
PLATE (iLASS
WEATHER
u�uCi+ti6ia'i+
Insurance
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
Fun!
II! Fun!
Let No Inno
ent Man Escape
At the grea
under the auspi
BERESFORD'S
SCOUTS in the
DAY EVENING,
One of our
will be charge
PROMISE. H
STARTLING DEV
SITUATIONS.
ing of REFINED
Prices, 25
at McKibbon's
open at 7:30.
MOCK COURT TRIAL
s of LORD CHARLES
ROOP CANADIAN BOY
WN HALL, on Warns-.
ARCH 18TH.
ost respected citizens
with BREACH OF
ULAR COURT RULES.
LOPMENTS, LUDICROUS
CAL HITS. An even -
FUN.
d 50c. Tickets on sale
rug Store, March 1st;
ourt called at 8.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
PEARL
Barley
We have on band a very fine
sample of !'earl Barley. This
grade is highly recommended
where Prepared Barley is used.
3 lbs. for 25c.
WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Canoed Goods
Always Fresh. Well Kept.
Canned Beets
Here's something you will like.
Beets
Y
They're little Mord Red eetS of
superb quality. Per tin ISa.
in the Wingham
ng last was well at•
s in the different
contested. Prizes
Bows: Mile race,
d George Moffat;
iss Hazel Morris;
ten, Tnos. McDon-
ess,es lady, Miss B.
c dress, gentleman,
WANTED—A good general servant
girl wanted at once. Apply to Mrs.
Richard Clegg.
Field Crop ompetition.
The Turnberry ricultural Society
has entered the St riding Field Crop
Competition°;which being conducted
by the Ontario Dep i'trnent of Agricul-
ture. These comp titins have proven
very profitable and 'nstructive in differ-
ent parts of the pr vince. The variety
of grain chosen b the local society
is white oats. r prizes and other
particulars see ad t. in another column
or call on the Se retary, H. B. Elliott,
at the TIMES o e.
FOR 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.
Where Huron
County Clerk L.
members of the
in Toronto last
Good Roads Con
visit they learne
them that this c.
able money by n.
Government's got
was proposed som
instance, about $'
drawn on the wor,
Auburn bridge, a
each year on road.
stantialeamount w
by the Governme
taken the neces
There will likely
action at the Ju
nection with the
the temperance
will beheld in t
day evening to a
tend the meetin
sons interested i
vited to attend t
Made a Mistake.
ne and half a dozen
ounty Council were
week attending the
ntion, and during the
enough to convince
my has lost consider -
availing itself of the
d roads legislation, s
sessions ago. For
000 could have been
on and leading to the
. in the expenditure
and bridges a sub-
uld have been added
if the County had
ry steps therefor.
a move in this dir-
e session. In con -
hove, a meeting of
orkers of Wingham
C.O.F. hall on Mon -
point delegates to at -
at Clinton, All per -
temperance are in -
meeting.
SETTLERS' EXCURSIONS TO ALBER-
TA AND SASKATCHEWAN.
Commencing March 11th and continu-
ing every TUESDAY thereafter until
APRIL 20th inclusive, the Grand Trunk
Railway System will issue one-way Sett-
lers' tickets from stations in Ontario,
Peterboro, Port Hope and West to points
in Alberta and Saskatchewan at excep-
tionally low rates. Through coaches and
Pullman Tourist Sleeping cars will leave
Toronto 11,0tt p. m, for WINNIPEG
without chango on above dates, via Chi-
cago and St. Paul. Berths may be se-
cured in Tourist cars at a nominal charge.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is
andquickest route
lI nbetweeneste
thea e
q
W Trains
' i e-SasltatoonEdmonton. T I s
B n
Winnipeg -Saskatoon -Edmonton.
now in operation Winnipeg to Regina,
Yorkton and Canon, Sask., also to Cam -
rose, Mirror and Edson, Alta.
Time Tables, Land Pamphlets and
full particulars relative to the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway may be obtained
on application to Grand Trunk Agents
or write to C. B. Horning, District Pas •
sen er Agent, G. T. Ry., Toronto, Ont.
H. B. ELLIOTT Town Passenger and Tic-
ket Agent. Phone 4.
W. F. I3URGMAN, Station Ticket Agent.
Phone 50.
Read about QUEEN QUALITY
SHOES:on last page
WILLIS & CO.
,ae_aaat11MU®
HIGH SCH
OL NOTES.
It has been deci
ade at the High S
evening, March 1
picas of the Liter
gram and lunch w
students are cordis
led to hold a promen-
:pool on Wednesday
th, under the aus-
ry Society. A pro -
11 be provided. All
lly invited.
WANTED—At the Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich, three
or four pupil nurses. Apply to Miss
Griffiths, Superintendent, Goderich.
Sale of/Work.
The sale of work
of the Ladies' Aid
ch is to be held in
on Saturday, M
and evening, be
Among other thin
home-made bakin
cent lunches will
ing and evening.
ally invited.
under the auspices
of the Baptist Chur-
�the Council Chamber
ch 15th, afternoon
nning at 3 o'clock.
s a quantity of choice
will be offered. 10
e served both morn -
The public are cord -
TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Big stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W. J. GREER.
Mock Court 1
Since the cast o
lished in our last
mentioned interes
found necessary
voidable absence
tiff, Miss E. Cor
one else for this
who is well-kno
teur, will be see
the plaintiff._
rial, March 13th;
characters was pub -
issue for the above
ing event, it has been
.account of the una-
rom town of the plain -
n, to procure some
art. Mrs. Ted. Elliott
n as a successful ama-
in this part, that of
SEEDS FOR SALE —Red Clover,
Alsike. Alfalfa, Timothy All now
and Government Tested
KING BROS
Livingstone
In the Wingham
nesday evening, M
ing at 8 o'clock a
be held in connect'
tion of one hundre
late David Livings:
can Missionary and
will be occupied b
and addresses will
Dr. Rutledge, Rev
H. Croly and Re
Suitable music wi
joint choir. The
vited to attend tin
nniversary.
own Hall on Wed-
rch 18th, commenc-
ubllc meeting will
n with the celebra-
th birthday of the
ne, the great Afri-
xplorer. The chair
Postmaster Fisher,
e delivered by Rev.
D. Perrie, Rev. E.
G. Victor Collins.
be provided by a
ublic is cordially in -
meeting.
•
COAL! COAL! COAL!
We now have on hand a large stock
of coal of all kinds and sizes, including
pea, chestnut, stove, egg, domestic,
nut, coke, soft coal and blacksmith
coal. Your order will receive prompt
attention.
J. A. McLEAN.
Degree Tea in Wingham.
The members f Minerva Encamp-
ment, nIde enden Order of Oddfellows
P
were favored on londay evening last
with a visit from G -and Patriarch Clapp,
of Toronto, and th Degree Team from
the Palmerston E campment, and the
members spent on of the most pleas-
ant evenings eve spent in connection
with Oddfellowshi in Wingham.. The
three beautiful de •tees of this branch
of the Order wer conferred on seven
candidates by the brethern from Pal-
merston and the w.rk put on by the de-
gree team was put on in a very pleasing
and impressive manner. The visit of
the Palmerston ge demon will not soon
be forgotten by the members who were
fortunate enough t. attend Monday ev-
ening's meeting. luring the evening
refreshments were served and Grand
Patriarch Clapp, Past Grand Patriarch
Jennings, of Palmers ton, Patriarch Con-
ners, of Mount For t and Patriarch J.
A. Morton, of Wi gham made short
speeches. The 'deg ee team was com-
posed of the folio% ng gentlemen: --R.
N. Jennings, John ,arswell, Wm. Cars-
well, Jas, Renton, Wm. Renton, Thos.
McMaster, Wm. I r nsey, Geo. Rogers,
II. Warnicker, in. Murdoch, Geo.
Nelson,
ler 'cit Conners,Geo
Wolfe, A, Geo.D r W.
A, Sitler, . Taman, Jos. Hill.
The Patriarchial b 'anch of the Order is
now prospering in Wingham and as a
result of Monde evening's meeting,
Minerva Encamp lent is looking for a
large increase in nembership.
March haor rnedow grass for pack-
ing furniture. Must be soft and free
from thistles. Apply to•--WALBEP. &
CLLUG. .
•
Auction Sales,
Mr. Wm. Miln r, of lot 25,;concession
7, West Wawan sh, near St.Augustine,
will hold an ane ion sale of farm stock
and implemen on Thursday, March
20th. Mr. Mil er intends going West
and everythin is to be sold, Thos.
Gundry will b the auctioneer.
Mr. Esaias Pearen, of south half of
lot 35, concession 9, East Wawanosh
has sold his farm and intends going
West, and he wil hold a clearing auction
sale of farm stock and implements, on
Tuesday, March 25th. in stock are
seven good Jersey cows, fresh milking
and a number of other good cattle.
John Purvis will be the auctioneer.
FOR SALE—A quan
and feed oats. Call
Wingham.
Easter
The Grand T
single fare rat(
connection wit
Tickets will be
20th, 21st, 22n
return up to 111
Town Agent fc
the TIMES offi
week for the ca
ing to purchas
y srf good seed
phone No. 57,
Holiday Rates.
unk Railway announces
s for the round trip in
the Easter holidays.
good going on March
23rd and 24th, good for
rch 26th. H. B. Elliott,
the G. T. R. will be at
e every evening next
nvenience of tho. ewish-
tickets.
,
d lot fA"
or sale. Apply
tei•f.
Good house 'a
to Frank McCon
Low Ratea for Easter via Grand Trunk
Railway System.
Tickets will be issued at GLE
FARE for round trip betty en all sta-
tions in Canada east of ort Arthur,
also to Detroit d P Huron, Mich.,
Buffalo, Niaga ills, Black Rock and
Suspension Bri ge, N. Y.
Good going March 20, 21, 22, 23
and 24, valid returning up to and includ
ing Wednesday, March 26, 1913.
Full particulars and tickets from H.
B. Elliott, Town Passenger and Ticket
Agent, phone 4. W. F. Burgman,
Station Ticket Agent, phone 50.
OATS FOR SALE. •-A c• oad of Oats
will arrive in Wingha on Wednesday,
March 12th. Th s at: are represent-
ed r se�aned through
good enoughC g
a mill. R. BIATTIE.
Hospita
The following d
received in aid of tl
the Wingham Genet)'
Walker & Son, Wa
MacDonald & Co, T.
Lorce & Co., Toron
ker & Co., Toronto
man Rubber Co., B
Patterson Co., Tor
Silver Plate Co., $5;
Co., Toronto, $5; D:
Co., Toronto, $5; Chi
Toronto, $5; Elliott, Man & Co., Lon-
don, $5; Woman's I titute, Win am,
$5; H. H. Wightma , Fort Will' m $10.
donations.
nations have been
e building fund of
al Hospital:—Hiram
kerville, $25; John
ronto, $5; Saunders,
o, $5; Walker, Par -
$5. The KLuff-
rlin, $5; Temple
to, $5; Toronto
. H. Lee & Son
Mehen, Granger
stie, Brown & Co.,
WANTED —A go
servant. Apply at
Make Hu
President F. Buc
has issued a call to
atives from all the
cipalities of Hu•on
for Thursday, D'art
of the organization
officers will be tran. acted but the lead-
scussed will be the
nada Temperance
whole County will
£ a majority of the
or of the act the
et on May 1st 1914.
ailroads will be in
t is the day be: ,re
or general
e National.
on Dry.
anan, of Wingham,
trms of represent-
hurches and muni -
County at Clinton
h 20th. Business
�uch as election of
ing question to be d
adoption of the C
Act, whereby the
vote at once and
votes cast are in fat
law will go into eff
Single fare on the
effect that dayLasl
Good Friday.
FOR SALE—A two horse -power gaso-
line engine. This is,oee of the cheapest
engines ever sold. ice $50. L. Ken-
nedy, Wingham.
Good Educt tonal Work.
The Ontario Dep
is issuing a series
ricultural Educati
to teachers and tr
ation of teacher.
for in making kno
of promoting fur
photographs and st
ed regarding (1)
work that have be
new methods of
ces with Childret
experiments in S
plans for conduc
schemes for impr
party, deeoratin
school, securing p
arousing public in
making the schoo
dress communicat
Elementary Ag
Ontario Agricult
rtment of Education
of Bulletins on Ag -
n and sending them
stees. The eo-oiier-
and others is asked
n matters deserving
her. Contributions,
ggestions are solicit-
ew lines• of school
en found of value, (2)
ching, (3) experien-
's School Clubs, (4)
r
hool
00 Gardening,v
( )
lag School Fairs, (0)
wing the school pro-
ne interior of the
yground equipment,
restin the school, or
a social centre. Ad-
es to the Director of
cultural Education,
cal Collage, Guelph.
PERS
NALS.
Miss Jean Werth
Sunday with friends
Mr, John Glenn w
towel for a few days
Miss Carrie Dia
spent Sunday withM
Mrs. Alex. McNair
McTavish, of Ripley,
Mrs. Huston.
Mr. Fred Homuth
visiting with his par
over Sunday.
Mr. Jas. Robinson
C. is home on a visit
in East Wawanosh,
!I.r. John Patters
visiting in Wingha
returned to his hom
Mr. and Mrs. Wm
week for their new
ton, followed by th
large circle of frie
Mr. J J. Mitchel
week attending t
Grand Circle of th
Home Circles. M
spending the week
Mr. and Mrs.
family and Mr. an
lays and child, lef
jaw, Sask., when
The party was
Ritchie & Cosens,
C. P. R.
of Elora, spe..t
n town.
visiting in Lis -
last week.
nd of Bluevale,
ble Raby in town.
and Mrs. Peter
are the guests of
of Elora, was
nts in town for
of Vancouver, B.
with his brothers
n, who has been
and district has
in the West.
Maxwell left last
ome in Learning -
best wishes of a
s.
is in Toronto this
e meeting of the
Canadian Order of
s. Mitchell is also
in Toronto.
eorge 3. Holler and
Mrs. Wm. E. Sel-
last week for Moose -
they intend residing.
ticketed through by
town agents for the
Re-elect
The regular m
School Board w tis
ning, when Mr. F.
ected as Chairma
anan's third year
is a careful and e
his services are ap
bers of the Board
Chairman.
eting of the High
eld on Monday eve -
Buchanan was reel-
. This is Mr. Buch-
u this position. He
ient Chairman and
reciated by the mem-
General servant ant No wash-
ing or ironing. Ap o
RS. L. KENNEDY.
A Busine s Change.
This week, Mr. obert Johnston has
disposed of his rest urant business to
Mr. W. A. Miller, Moorefield, who is
now in possession. r. Miller will move
his family to town at once. We are
pleased to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Miller
to Wingham, but w 11 be sorry if Mr.
and Mrs. Johnston 1 ad it necessary to
leave Wingham as ey have been ex-
cellent citizens and any friends would
be pleased to see t ' m remain in Wing -
ham.
Death of M
There passed aw
her son, Mr. John
day evening last„
lict of the late All.
78th year. The d
in failing health fo
was born in Count
came to Canada wi
four years of age.
tied in the Townsh
her the subject of
the late Allan Galb
years ago moved t
Howick, residing t
years. Thirty-fiv.
ily moved to Win
passed away in Fe
Mrs. Galbraith wa
teemed by her circ
will be much misse
been a valued me
Methodist church,
daughters survive,
diana; John, of W
Chatham; Mrs. J.
and Miss Emma,
funeral took plac;
to Wingham.
CHURS
Rev. James Mal
ly of Teeswater h
of the Presbyteria
Rev. Dr. Rutled
series of sermons
next in the Metho
"The Delectable
Refreshments."
Rev. J. Ure'Ste\
has decided to a
call tendered to hi
inneon
congregations
ations
Lang
side.
Rev. W. J. For' L. L. I3., pastor of
the Teeswater Me hodist Church, who
has been in the a tive ministry since
1868, has announc: that he will Ask to
be superannuated tt the nextfiteeting
of the London Con erence. //
—General Boots ly i ' in state and
funeral,
now on
ition
at the Pic -
tore house, Wednesday and Thursday.
. Galbraith.
at the home of
albraith, on Satun-
abella Mahood, re -
Galbraith, in her
eased lady had been
some months. She
Caven, Ireland, and
h her parents when
The family first set -
p of Cartwright and
his sketch married
aith, and over fifty
the Township of
ere for some fifteen
years ago the fam-
am. Mr. Galbraith
ruary of last year.
a woman highly es -
of friends and she
. She had for years
er of the Wingham
Three sons and two
viz: —Nelson, of In-
gham; Robert, of
. Bugg, of London,
of Wingham. The
on Tuesday afternoon
H NOTES.
olm, B. A., former-
s resigned as pastor
Church at Holstein.
e will continue his
.n Sunday evening
ist church. Subject,
ountains,—Rest and
art, B. A., of Napin,
apt the unanimous
Iby the Presbyter-
( Whitechurch and
GOOD-BYE T e OLD FRIENDS.
(Intended fir last week."
On Thursday e ening, friends and
neighbors number ' g one hundred as-
sembled at the ho e of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Wm. Maxwell to s • end a social evening
and to say good -by . When the whole
company ware assembled Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell and their . aughter, Jean, were
seated before the airman, Mr. John
King, who, after b icily stating the ob-
ject of the gatheri g read an address
while Mrs. Peter Fowler and Mrs.
Harry Diment p esented Mr. Max-
well with a good h, ndled umbrella, Mrs.
Maxwell with a sil er handled parasol
and Jean with a handsome bar -pin.
Mr. Maxwell ma a suitable reply
thanking the frie . s for present and
much past kindn:ss. Short speeches
were made by sevaral of those present,
and all agreed the our neighborhood
was having a seri • s loss in the remov-
al of the Maxwell'., so long and so fav-
ourably known in his community. Sev-
eralbY 3
of the ladies in addressing Mrs.
Maxwell expresser the sincerest regret
at their losing no only as a kind neigh-
bor but a valuabl and faithful mem-
ber of the Mis-ion Society and the
Ladies' Aid in K ox Church, Bluevale.
There were song by Messrs. McDonald,
King and Maxwe I, and Miss Eva Duff,
plenty of music .nd dancing, a nice
lunch provided b the ladies, and all to-
gether it was a ery pleasant, sociable
and agreeable ti e, and it was a very
sympathetic co pany of young and
old who joined nds around the Max-
well's sang "A Id Lang Syne" and
wished them Go -speed and kind neigh-
bors in their ne . home on the shores
of Lake Erie. he following is a copy
of the address;
Address to Mr. nd Mrs. Wm. Maxwell
and Jean
From their old f lends and neighbors.—
Dear Friends:—
Before your de arture from your old
home, your neig hors and friends have
asembled to say arewell. In the years
gone by we hay . often enjoyed your
hospitality and s ch pleasant occasions
will be missed in future. the cordiali-
ties that bound u in our social, business
and church rel: tionships will not be
I wholly severed b' space and time, but
it is a regret to u. all that the name of
Maxwell will no I r ger shine in the an-
nals of this neigh! orhood which it has
adorned since the 1 istory of the district
began. That you • hl enjoy prosperity
in your new home e are confident, for
you have revealed t e qualities of indus-
try and enterprise n your lives amongst
us. We beg you t accept these gifts,
and you Jean this p n, as a remembrance
and in parting all j in in hearty wishes
for your happiness and success in the
years tocome. Sig ed Youroldfriends
Robt. Black, A. Mc wen, Peter Fowler,
J. W. King, Geo. cDonald, Frank An-
derson, Henry Di nt.
Bluevale Road, '.eb. 27th,1913.
THAT BREACH S,F PROMISE CASE.
The Mock Court 'rial to be given un-
der the auspices of ord Charles Beres -
ford's Troop Cana tan Boy Scouts, in
Town Hall, on Thu .day evening, March
13th, promises to b an event of unusual
interest. Judging from newspaper re-
ports of similar en rtainments conduct-
ed by the present , anagement itwould
seem to be one of the most hmusing
things now offered or public. patronage.
It will be, in the firs place, an exact
reproduction of a c.urt eneinmethods
and procedure and n his account will
l
be extremely inter; sting to ladies and
others who have n=ver attended a real
trial.
Best of all will re the refined fun of
the whole affair. ith R.Vanstone,Esq.
presiding over the ourt, Mrs. T. Elliott
appearing as the b oken-hearted plain-
tiff, A. H. Wilforas the defendent,
Col. Newton prose uting the case and
Dudley Holmes, E;q. defending the ac-
cused, to say nothi;lg of the brilliantar-
ray of court oflice.a, witnesses and jur-
ors, it is pretty c ' tain we shall have
all the comedy anreality of a court
scene and enough •holesome fun to last
a whole year.
Indeed,it is predi ed by -those in a pos-
ition to know, tha from the opening of
the court to the el se of the case, the
audience will be k pt keyed up to the
point of convulsio s by the unique pro-
ceedings.
Wit, pathos, el
cal hits and vag
on without stint
of merriment.
As an 1 entert
conducted with
dead
out the shadeo
the Mock Tria
above, an eve
Stratford r
law to allow t
cutting throe
carried two in
Easter Styles
With our New Spring t os-
tume you must have Shoes
that re appropriate
Shot's which are smart and
di sti: ctive—Shoes w hich are
corre. t in style — Invictus,
Hagar and Empress Shoes—
th it quality are superb, their
worktn +nship superior and
th Jr style perfection.
New Invictus, Hagar and
Empress models art now on
vie .at our store.
Rubbers ! Rubbers !
A st le to tit every Shoe
W. J. 6ItIR
queue, laughable to-
ies.wiil be drawn up-
o keep up the current!
nment of innocent fun,
oak dignity and with -
offense to refined tastes
will be as mentioned
t of unusual interest.
tepayers defeated a by-
e C. P. R. an entrance
h its park system, but
ustrial by-laws.
THE SHOE MAN
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.
Hilda Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Town Ticket Agency
Stone Wanted
The Corporati n of Winghatn is
prepared to
pay tgood price
for a
large quantity of Stone, (except
lime stone). NTo e 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. BISTER,
Chairman of treet Committee.
H. DAVIS
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Line
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
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