The Wingham Advance, 1922-06-08, Page 6ISARD'S
SCQUN.T:
SALE
and Save 20 Cents
BuyHere
Dollar
on the baa l
LADIES.' RAINCOATS -In plain and fancy tweed effects,
reg rices.
good styles, now on sale at xo per cent. off regular P
LADIES' SPRIIG AND 'SUMMVIER COATS -Made in best
style of English h Velours . Fancy Tweeds and Polo
Cloth, buy now at a saving of .__20 per cent.
SKIRT$P
=a dozen To Skirts, made in popular styles o£ silk
fine quality serge and poplin, seiliing. at _20 per cent. off,
WHITEWIiaAR-?C mp s?ng
o ri ` Underskirts, Night Gowns,
Corset Covers, Drawers, Princess Slips, Children's
_ __ - _ 20 per cent. off.
Dresses, sale at �:_.....�-_-M
WAISTS-Alllines .of Ladi s' Waists comprising good styles
in Voile, Georgette Crepe, Silk Crepe and Silks on
sale at
__._____.__ 20 per cent. discount,
_ .._....._
' Middies 'to clear, broken lines,
DD ES -2 dozen 'Girls
MI I
your pick for 5oc
BLOOMERS -3 dozen Women's and Girls' sizes, pink Nain-
sook Bloomers. A bargain at sec
CORSETS -Bargain in Corsets good quality and, latest
models, our cut price Sr 19
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS ALWAYS
IN STOCK_
Eggs Wanted, Highest Prices paid. Cash or Trade..
•
THE. ROSARY
An enquirer asks forthe paz`ody oil
Thy
"My Rosary entitle13osdierys The Hosiery."
(Prom Pock)
'Ile socks I darn for thee, dear heart,
Mean quite a pile of work for me
I count them over, every one apart,
hosiery.
Thy hosiery, thy
1 ach sock a mate, two mates a pair",
To clothe thy feet in storm and cold;
I count each sock until the end, and
find,
I've skipped a hole.
•
Oh, carelessness, this thy reproof,
- See how it looms across my sole,
I grind my teeth and then in very
truth
I darn that hole, sweetheart, 1< darn
that hole.
1VIy Rosery
By Mary K, Fora
Five niouriiful bushes in a bed,;
Only one bad on each I see, each
Although count them eagerly
day- :
My Rosery,
I wait, but still no blossoms come.
A dark fear penetrates my mind;
1 quickly .open one small bud, .and
there -
A worm I find!
My neighbor's roses scent the air;
And though her gain is not my loss,
To see her bushes loaded down with.
bloom
Makes me quite cross! it,does,
It makes inn cross.
.,,m, ne.EBm
m^msrIMftm� n
GORRIE,
Mss Mae Cameron of Belleville, is
visiting; friends in town at present.
On. Friday last the Main• St., in
town . was sprinkled with oil to keep
down thb dust.
Mr. Thomas Istesgrove and Miss
Annie Musgrove of Wingham, visited
with relatives in town last week.
Mrs. (Rev.) Johnston and little son,
of Bervie, who has been visiting with
Mrs. T. O. Johnston of town, return-
ed to her home on Monday.:
Miss Clare, who is in charge of the.
millinery department of Stephens &
Ashton's store, spent a few days last
week at her home in Norwich.
Mr. II.' Bradnock of Buffalo, N. Y.,
arrived home this week and will spend
a month visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Bradnock. •
Mr. and hers. J. Steirrmiller, who
have been: spending the past two
weeks at •Kitchener, Toronto and
other: points returned to their horri.e
here this week.' '
Mr. 'Jas. Wylie, who has -been' at,
THf. WGI Alli, Ali
wiHGHAn+ Jai
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TOWN OF WINGHAM
_ By-Law
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A Tay -Law to regulate the closing of
shops in the Town of Wingham.
1VIy Grocery
By Laura Simmons
The cash I spend in meat each ,day ...
Extracts a string of words front iia
I count them over -every bill, I pay--
My
ay-
My Grocery -My Grocery!
Each roast a graft -each steak a
snare=
life one' daily
To 'make my i grind;
I add each list unto the end -and.
:there
My finish find.
Oh, memories of meats long past.!
My duty plain I doubt!
To yield each slice -and strive to
learn at last,
To, go without!
The Rosary
tending Medical College, Kingston,.,
during the past year, is spending the
holidays at the home of his father,
Mr. John Wylie.
Mr. R. H. Stephens, who for the
past week has. been at Bowmanville,
attending at the bedside of his mother,
Mrs. Potter, who is seriously ill re-
turned. home this week. We are very
sorry to report Mrs. Potter is but
little improved in health. of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglas
Orange Hill, and Miss Cora Coles: of
town,' were in Dungannon on Monday,
.relative,
attending the funeral of .a .re ,
Mrs. Raymond Finnigan, nee Miss
Retia Twainley, sister of Mr. Eldon
H, Twarriley,.former principal of our
public school. -.
BORN
Ogden -At Granton on Friday, May
26th, to r. an Mrs. i
Mrs.Ogden was formerly Mr' and Mrs. Robert Wraith and
and Mrs. W. J. Currie, East Wawa- spent Sunday at the ho
Mr. Alf. Baker of Brussels shipped
WHEREAS by the provisions of
the Factory, 'Shops and Office Build-
ing Act, if any application is preset
ed to the Municipal. Council of the
Town, praying for the passing of a
By-law requiring the closing of any
class of shops situate within the Muni-
cipality and the Council is, satisfied
that such application is signed by not
less than three fourths of the number
ler
of the occupiers of. shops, within
Municipality, andbelonging to the
class of which such application relat-
es,l
the Council shall, within one month
after the presentation. of such applica-
tion
pp
tion pass, a 13y -law giving effect there-
to and requiring all shops within the
Municipality belonging to the class
specified in -said application to be clos-
ed during the Period of the year and
at the times and hours mentioned in
sub -section 3 of the said Factory,
Shops and Office Building Act; as
are named in the application.
• By R. C. Rogers
The hours I spend with thee, dear
heart,
Are as a string_of pearls to me;
I count them over, every one apart,
, My Rosary, My Rosary, .
Each hour' a pearl, each pearl a prayer,
To still, a. heart in absence wrung,
I tell each bead unto the end •
And there a cross is bring.
O memories that bless and burn!
O barren gain,and .bitter • loss !
T kiss each bead, and strive at last to
learn
.To kiss the cross, sweetheart, to
kiss the cross.
AND WHEREAS an application
has been: received by and presented to
the 'Municipal Council of the Town
of Wingliam ,praying for the passing
of' a I3y-law tinder Section 84 of the
said Act requiring all grocery shops
to be closed at and'. during the time
and hours between, seven o'clock in
the afternoon of each'and every day
in each and every year .(except the
day next preceding a statutory holi-
day) zi?n�d five o'clock in the forenoon
in the next following day.
WHEREAS <it is expedient
AND lication.,
to give effect to the said app
AND WHEREAS the Municipal
Council of the Town of W.ingham, is
satisfied that the said application isn
signed by at least three-fourt s
numbers ,.of the occupiers: of shops
within the Municipality belonging to
-the following class, namely grocers:
Rude Rural Rhyxxnes
Here Comes 'Phe :Bride
This is the merry month of June,
which puts the wedding bells in tune;
when men see thou who soon will
1 or
a'e
wit n
d i g
eii 11
bossi camouflage a
blossom. blushingbride,' 0 gentle
0
dear, push back the tresses from your I
ear, 1 :have some v,=ords for you to
bear, When all -mankind woretroglo-
dytes, before the dates that history
cites 'a female person had no rights.
The bridegrooms plan for lionae sweet
home wasbending saplings on her
dome. But times., have changed since
those beginnings and women long
have had their innings. Since Satan
made the rolling pin, the human head
is all too thin. If Jason calls his soul
his owsi, rap gently on his frontal
bone, but bear in mindthe tool is
meant to stupefy, not crack of dent.
From self assertion youmust wean
him, but do be careful when you bean.
him, I wish him -luck, I hope you win,
I'm very strong for discipline; but yet
as oft as once a week, for him some
freedom ' 1 bespeak, and you should
give no wrathful sign providing he is
home .by. nine, nor bounce his head
against a rafter, , for coming just a
minute after, So, nobly just, but stern-
ly great, step to the helm and navi-
gate; you are the captain, he the mate.
n he -ti ac c
he'll soon be ;nothing but the „crew.
• GREY"
THEREFORE the Municipal. Cann -
'nil of tli,e Town of Wingham _ enacts
as follows: -
EAST WAWANOSH
Miss Ethel Drayinau is .at present
visiting at her home in Bayfield.
Mr, and. Mrs. Alfred Walker •of
Elora, spent a couple of :days with
the formers' uncle, Mr, Elisha.Walker.
We hasten to congratulate Mr. Har-
old Robinson, who has been success-
fur in passing his :exams in his third
year medical course.
TvLr. and Mrs. Roy McGee and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McGee intend moror-
ing to Barrie on Friday, where they
will visit with the. latter's'brother, iVLr.
Thos:' Beecroft.
BLUEVALE'
M d M Hilton Ogden
a son. gen
Miss Laura Currie, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. "Jas: Wraith of
of M a y,
Heth"erington..
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i SWISS ORGANDIE -Transparent dotted Swiss Organdies in
MI new summer shades, Navy, Jade, Pale Green, Peach, Apri-
• cot, 40 inches wide, special per yard .. _...._ ._.._w:. _ .,: $ 5
MUSLINS-Navy,. Jade Green, and Light Riue, a
MI BATISTE
� beautiful cloth'. for summer wear in a soft finish 40 inches c
, 5 special ,.: w ____�. -:_ . _
wide reg. $x.2 s ectal per yard.._..:... 79
SCOTCH GINGHAM -Rose, Blue, Tan, Plaid Gingham, An-
derson's
best Scotch Qualities, full 36 inches wide, special K^r
mgaranuMMEMMinemela
O HI 111151/11EMIN I/101
Tha.
�, ouse f Vis, .lit
116
HOUSEDRESSES-InTan, Blue and Pink nnade'of fine qual-
ity Chambray. Our leader,. special:,,_- ,.,. _ ..-..:-.: - -•$1.59
HAM DRESSES --A well assorted stock of ' dresses in M
GINGHAM
▪ Gingham, Percales and Chambrays, ranging from $s.5o to $4.00 M
flu
RIN
1 S v z tekak 'Ts (sr '15 fui.alkl 7-, S aVvirdall IN
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U PURE SILK HOSE -Drop stitch, extra heavy quality, Navy, ill
VI Black, Grey, Brown, Bronze and White, sizes 81 to so, reg. 1.00 ill
M$1.5o Special, per pair............_ ....:_ ..,� - _:-...-.., $
a
a "9 q� 0
01A
sizes xto i
SHIRTS --In heavy glue Chambray, s s 4. 1 IN
WORK
es,
_ Special _..
_,_. Shirts and 0l�
75e -rine Quality Balbriggan
UNDERWEAR 75 ,c �
li ots Drawers, sizes 32 to 44, special r ... 75
STRAW HATS -Special Prices in Sailoi:s..::.....:_..Sx:So; $1.75; $2.2
seven cars of hay from here this week.
Miss Mary Stewart of Gorrie, spent.
the week -end ,at her home here.
Mr.., and Mrs. Wrn e-1MeMichael
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. H. Sinnaman, at the Wingham
Junction.
Mr. Eldon •McKinney is relieving
the G. T. R. operator at Plarriston
foe e -couple of weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. • Wm. Thornton are
visiting relatives at Canfield and In-
gersoll:
--
Mn end Mrs. Chas. Coultas and
.
daughter also IVLr: And Mrs. Taylor
and son of Listowel, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Thompson and Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Hodgins all of West-
ford spent Saturday%at the home of
Mrs. C. Hetherington,
Mr. L. H. Bosman has commenced
his tile making and looks forward to
a busy season.
"YN MEMORIUM"
Lies slumbering here.
One William Lake,
He heard the bell
But had no brake. ,
At fifty miles
Drove 011ie Pidd;
He thought he wouldn't
Skid, but did.
At ninety miles
Drove Edward. Shawn;'
The motor, stopped,
But Ed kept on.
this sod
Beneath t s.
Lies William Whissen;.
He didn't stop
To. look or listen.
Here; six feet deep,
Is William Jolley;
5 His engine ed
In'front ofta�trolley,.
0
1
1IN Produce Wanted
Ashes to ashes
And dust to dust,
Bill was showing speed
NI When a tire"bast.,'
IC nt r c'
In memory y
A. Chauncey 1. akit;
A train, a crossing -
Ile didn't :make it,
g�p i�1�ippp�
seeds y;�A�Speciiaklltyp.�y�
�':'d111q i11G1Po7¢!� 111SAlAl11l1 .I1�A 11111/110/1
i. That ,each and every grocery.
T• own of iin the Wingha m shallont and after
the corning into force of this By-law
be closed and remain closed, at and.
during the time and hours between
seven of the clock in the afternoon on
each and every. day (except the day;
next preceding a statrp;ory holiday) in
each year, and five of the clock in the
forenoon of the next following day.
n. Any person guilty of an infrac-
tiok of this ]By-law shall upon convic-
tion before the Mayor, Reeve, or any
Justice of the Peace in and for the'
County of Huron forfeit and pay a
fine in the .discretion of the convicting
magistrate' but not exceeding; $5o.00
exclusive of costs,. the same to be re-
coverable under the Ontario Summary
Convictions' Act, all the' provisions of
which shall apply, and except that the
imprisonment 'be for any term not
exceeding 21 days.
3: This Bar-larv;,shall be made pub-
lic by one insertion in - the weekly
newspapers published in the said Town
and by posting up 25 copies in con-.
spicuotis places.
4. This B. -law shall come into
Y
force on, the loth day of June, A. D.,
1922.
PASSED this First day of June, A.
D., 1:922. •
H. B. ELLIOTT, Mayor
W. A. GALBRAITH, Clerk
{SEAL)
Thursday, June fith, 1922
GLENANNAN
Mr-, and Mrs. Sain Woods and 'fam-
ily have returned home after spend-
ing a few clays 'with Kitchener friends.
1\fr, Cecil McNeil spent Sunday with
his parents at 13ehnorc. -
„Mr, Duncan McLean of Petzolia, is'
visiting with friends on the. 'with f rt iea- ds on the. tenth
•line.
Little Miss, Elva Metcalfe spent the
lcher, Miss Myr-
tle
her M
, i h tos
v els end w t ,
e_,:
'Bennett.
Tlie contract of..putting; a basement
under kitties' church will. be comnlen-
eed this week• '+
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cathers, Ev y
and Eldred, spent Sunday .at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Colin
Eadie,
Catherine Fortune and Jean
Misses
Wilton and Mr, Thomas Forun
motored to Paisley on Friday where
they will spent .a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis of
Bluevale, spent Sunday at the home, of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos.,` Appleby.
Mrs.- Aitken' has 'returned from a
visit with friends' in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Aitken and
children visited- recently at the home
of Mr. Richard Jeffray.
Mr. Robert Virtue is visiting at the
home of Mrr and Mrs. David Breen.
Mr.' Miller and son also Miss
Stamper spent 'Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wrn.• Breckenridge.
Mr.- and Mrs; John Query of Vil-
lisca, 'Iowa, are visiting among the
Stokes' families on the' tenth.
And.wbe 1 b 1 talk wrist you
Nay more, if he, a bit too far to he
may be classed as supply cargo.
Use Radio To Pull.Trade
Mr. H • Breslin, its the first person
in Walkerton to install the wonderful
new inveaition•krowri as the radio, by
which means concerts and other en-
tertainments going on hundreds of
miles away can be heard distinctly
hese. The machine .arrived on 'Tues
day, and is being installed in ° Mr.,
Breslin's general store, and after it
has been: adequately tested, Mr. Bres-
lin will hold - concerts each night in
his store to all those' presenting tick-
ets denoting purchases of nicyehandise
made at his - place of business' during
the .week. Arrangements, are being
made to present a varied program, one.
night being devoted especially to the
children,. while the entertainmeiitsefor
'adults will range all the way from,
ragtime to classical, •.and from comic
IR
CTIC
DR. J ALVIN FOX
Ch
iroractic fur
nislres t h e
most complete and scientific
method of health culture known.
.to -day. :It is the only method of
direct Spinal Adjustment
Other so-called Spinal Adjust-
ments are an attempt to trade on
the reputation of Chiropractic.
This is a Golden Rule Office
and recognizes Christ and 1 -lis
Principles as Paramount.
Chiropractic gives valet"' in '
-
full for every dollar invested.
Adjustment given for all dis-
eases where, there is reasonable
hope of recovery.
Office hours, 10 to 12 a. rO,, 2
to5and7to8p.m:"
Phone 19x.
_Entertainment At Belgrave
A play entitled "Too- Many Hus-
bands" will be given in the Foresters'
Hall, Belgrave on Friday, June.1,6th,
under the auspices of Trinity' church,
by the ,youngpeople of the .church.
Cast of Characters -Colonel Thaddeus
Crane, Neil McCrea; Dorothy Crane,
his daughter; Miss J. Johnson; Arthur
M.aitlancl, his.nephew, Clias.. Johnston;
Chauncey Chilton, M. Bradburn;
Harry Brown, b'oolckeeper, William
Brydges; Milly Brown, Ms wife, Mrs.
Chas. • Johnston; -Rev. Ormsby, G.
Nethery; ' Mrs, Sheffield, . Harry's
mother-in-law, Mrs. J. McGill; Mollie,
servant, Miss M. Nethery; Jones, Ex-
pressman and O'Flynn patrolman.
John McGill; Rudolph Baner,•l , Brad-
burn. Musical program, before and
between acts.:Program, commences
at 8.15. Plan of `hall at Mr. H. Hob-
per's stone, reserved seats, 35 cents,
rush seats, 25 cents. Coyne sand have
a. good laugh.
Synopsis -Act x ---:-Horne of Browns;
on the outskirts of the` Bronx, New
York city. Nine o'clock in the'morn-
ing. Act. -2-Sarne- as before..One
hour later.
Complete, Final Draft
The, final stationing draft of the
Wingham district of the London Con-
ference is as follows:
Winghain-Charles E. Cragg, B. D.
(`2). Rufus L Wilson, Toronto. •
Kincardine --Arthur" W. Barker, B.
D. (r).
Lucknow-J I :' Osterhout, B. A.,
B. D (x).
Brussels-•,Cli:as, F. Clark, Ph. B. (2),"
Teeswater-Irving A. McKelvey, S.
T. L. (2). •
• Ethel=Solomon W. Hann, M. A,
B. D_
ecret-
Fordwich-Geo. E. Barnard, secret-
ary of _Conference.
Gorrie-Welington A. Findley (1).m.
Wroxeter -Albert; A. Holines, (r),
Bluevale-L, Chester Wilkinson.
Ashfield (Lucknow)-C.W. I)eWitt
Cosens, M.A., 13. D., (2).
Salem (Forniosa, R. R. No. 1,)=
Duncan McTavish, (3).
Ripley -Harold Williams, B. A.
Arrow -W. 13. Barnes.
Bervie-Stanley R. Johnston, B. yA.:;
(2).Tiverton-Fred G. Risden, under,
_
superintendent. of Arniose.
Whitechurch -To be supplied under.
superintendent of Lucknow.
Belgrave-J. R. Peters, B. A,, (2),
Wingharn Saw
Planing Mill.
We now have a full stock of
Lumber of all kinds, dressed,
and undressed, Sash Doors,
Moundings, Shingles, Lath, Beav-
er, Fibre and,.Ruberoid Boards,
also roofing, plain and slate sur-
faced and steel fence hosts.
Prices are lower now than
they have been for some months
and some lines are, sure to ad-
vance. Call aridget prices for
any of the above.
Coal in all sizes, Bard, soft,
and Smithing always on hand.
;.n,4-'
MacLean iamb l"
,caritnptlY 1F'it&ap
klyegiessseS
WR.,HAMILTaN
ING1W'4 ONT
IN TIIE-MATTER of the applies:ami-
THE
o£ the North Huron Telephone
ap»
Company, Limited, for the
proval•of the sale ley the A,pplf
cantofits undertaking to the Bell.
Telephone Company of Canada,.
Limited.
APPOINTIVIENT FOR HEARING'
The Ontario Railway and Municii�al
Board 'hereby appoints Wednesday,
the Fourteenth Day of June,: A. D.
1922, at the hour of a quarter past one.
o'clock in the afternoon,(Railway -..:
Time) in the Town Hall, in the oi
of Wingham, for hearing the above
application. All persons having an
interest in this matter: and desiring 1p
be heard' are directed to attend at the
time•, and place as aforesaid.
Dated at Toronto this sixteenth day.
of May,":A: D., 1922.
(SEAL) II. C. Small, Secretar3r.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Falconer of Et-
hel, visited with Winghain; friends on
Sunday. -
Mrs. Maxwell'Abrani and son, Vern,
visited. at J. D. McEwen's, ,Lower
Wingham. Mrs. McEwen and Mrs.
Abram are sisters.
Leonard Krauter of Stratford, spent.
Sunday with his parents on the• loth
con. .
Garfield Baker's have been quaran-
tined with scarlet fever. We hope
they will soon be O. K. i k Haek-
The stork called ori . Fran ,
well's last week and left a' girl also at
Henry Murr's , and left. a girl.-Con-
tlt' s
gra u a ion .
$ABY CHICKS -S,. C: White Leg-
i horns (Barron Strain). The Bar-
ronEnglish Bird and`.
von .Leghorn. is an
for a Leghorn is very large. On the
following dates we will have chicks-
for
hicks
for sale. --May 3oth, 3000, at 20 cents
each; June 8th, i500 at' 18 cents each;,
June 21St, 3000 at 15 cents each; June
3oth, 1500 at 1 cents each- July I-2th,:
30 , 5 .S
30o0 at 15 cents each, W'e trapnest
everyday of the year. All poor layers
are shipped to market. We have pul-
lets now,(May 1st) that have head
at the head 'of.
163 eggs. , ,Every male
our breeding pens is from a hen which
laid 'over 200 eggs in' one year. Our
#emotes are' persistent Mayers: One
customer who got 300 chicks. from us
last Spring got from them 175 pullets
that laid him $658.00 , worth of eggs
before they were one year old. That
is from the tune they were hatched.
Wliat they did for him, -they will do,
for you. Walter Rose,
Phone 3 or 4 on 38x. Brussels; Ont.
A slow oven will n
baking . e
it your`
you use
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER
ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Aldit
aari
SANTE
ITARYTAPE -
', 1IM PLACE OF
MOPES
TOTS
Will not spread, -Will not get lumpy
ars
a
AND
A SANITARY Q
ss
r�a��r
ARE GUARANTEED
Cushions
Jas. Walker & Son
"Always nook:
tot Phis Label
Address and Presentation
The girls of the Bell Telephone staff
presented Miss Flora MacDonald with
a beautiful mahogany_ chesterfield
table and the following address.
Wingliam,Jun 1st., 5922 •
To Miss Flora MacDonald,
Wingham, •
Dear Flora
As you have severed your business
,relations with us as an employee of
the Bell Telephone Co., we cannot let
the occasion pass without expressing
our regret at your removal from 'our
circle,
We can assure you we have always
appreciated and can never forget the
many kindly and thoughtful acts en-
tertained by you both as a friend and
co-worker.
io
In the years tocorxewhen .you
made new friends we trust that you
will often think of the happy tunes
we have spent together.
We .would cask you 'to accept oitr
very best wishes for bright'and pros-
perous future and wishto present to
you this gift as an expression of our
love and esteem,
With all kind thoughts and siniere
good wishes from '
The Gixis..
A pleasant social time was spent on
Thursday evening at the home of
Clegg, with Miss Bertha, MacKay as
hostess. Miss Macf.a'y' has received
promotion to Miss MaclDonald's poli -
tion.
rr.
9e
ROYAL ip at 8A � FLY OIL
RO >e AL PURPLE a a, :P�:�,
Will keep flies away from your cattle. We have Fly Oil
in one gallon cans.
R i yal Purple and Pratts' Lice Killer
Will keep your hens and cattle free from lice.
oy Purple Chick Scratch Food , n'
Pratts Baby Chick Food
Will save your chicks from white diarrhoea and make
strong, healthy chicks.
sure Paris Green '
Will kill the potato bugs and save your potato crop from
destruction. We have Pure Paris Green in one pound packages.
1
1
A rlrop in the Price of Flour
Have you heard about it? Come in and we . will tell you
the new prices.'
BUCKWHEAT WANTED.
JOHN E. HOMUTI-1
SUCCESSOR TO HOWSON & HOWSON
x{iorir, Peed, Seeds, Potatoes, eta. . i'houes: Residence 175f St,ee 4io
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Lv. KINCARDINE 5.3o a. m. 1.45 p. m.
Lv. RIPLEY ;_ 6.5o a.m. 2.04 pan.
i.v. LUCKNOW,.,....._,,, - _ 6.o9.a.ln. 2.21 p.m,
Lv.• WIWGIiAM • 6.4o a.m.. 2.54 p.m,
Lv. BRUSSELS '_:......... _..._. ,._ ... 7.o6 a.m. 3.18 p.m.
Lv..LISTOWEL"_....:.:, ».......r 7.50 a.m. 4.01 p.m.;
Lv. PALMERSTO I - ...;,._ :.._ 8.28 a.m. ' , 4.23 p.m,
Ar: GUELPH I _...:..._._ 0.45 a.rn: 5:36 p.m.
Ar. BRANT1+ORD ._.:.. x.00 p.tti. 8.35 p.m.
Ar. HAMILTON .., x.00 p.tn. 8.30 p.m.
Ar. TO12OlttTO •. xx.so a.m. 7.40 p,in,
RETURNING -Leave Tbrottto• 6.5o 'a.m. and s.oa p.m.
Through coach Kincardine to ' Toronto on morning train.
'Parlor !Buffet car P,,Plnierston to Toronto on morning train and
Guelph to Toronto on evening train.
For fullartict;lars.�a pit l,b to Grand Tr,Tr.,*reicket A-gptrte.
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