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tea Monday.
Mee. S. Wherry of Newry spent a
eft of tleys last week with her
Mee. John Brooks, of the 1st.
Mrs. X. Kellington was called to To-
ronto last week, owing to the serious
Muses of her little grand -daughter.
Mise Evelyn Bayou,
P. Nicholson was awarded the con-
tract of the Ellison drain at 211 cents
along #as soon as the wweath r pushed
permit,
At the last meeting of the township
Connell Rich. Proctor was re -ap-
pointed
a slarof $85.0Collector There this no bettr etr
Collector in the county.
Mr. and Mrs, Jackson, of .Ilartney,
Manitoba, are visiting at Robt, Mc-
Murra 's 4th line. Mrs. McMurray
and Meg. Jackson are sisters. The
visitors used to live in Hallett town-
ship but have lived in the West for
over 20 years.
The following is the standing of the
pupils of No, 8, Morris, for the month
of February ; - Sr. 4th -Edna John-
ston, Elden Nethery, Mabel Scott.
Sr. 3rd --Emma Johnston, Stanley
Rutledge, Tessa Jermyn (1), Will. Mc-
Michael (1), Florence Souch (1), Wal-
lace Agar, Harvey Garniss (2), Fred.
Agar (1). Jr, 3rd -Harold Jewitt, Ab-
ner Knox, Wilbert blathers, Clara
Agar, Jas. McEwen (1), John Thynne
(). Sr. 2nd -Mildred Souch, Charlie
Brewer (1), Laura Jerntyn, Willie
Brewer (1), Ada McMichael (1), Enoch
Knox (1), Earl Slathers, John Rut-
ledge (1), Ernest Churchill (2). Jr.
2nd -Annie Brewer, Edna Rutledge,
Bobbie McMichael, Wilfred McEwen
(1), Mary Thynne (1), Elsie Holmes,
Annie Rutledge, Irene Scott (1),
Abner Nethery (1), John Warwick (2),
Freda Turves- (2), Clarence Jewitt (3).
Pt. 2nd -Leslie Souch, Jno McMichael.
Pt. lst-•Geo. Agar. The figures de-
note the number of examinations
missed. B, Murdie, teacher.
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The Original Corn Cure,
No substitute has ever been devised
that gives the quick, painless results
of Putnam's Corn Extractor. For
fifty years its success has been Un-
equalled. For safety and thorough
cure use "Putnane's" only.
H. Brown, Rag and Metal Co., buy-
ing all kinds of hides, wool and pick-
ings, rubber, copper, and feathers of
all kinds. • Highest price in cash ; if
brought to house, five cents a hundred
extra; 50c a 100, cash, for old iron.
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
removes all hard, soft or calloused
lumps and blemishes from horses,
blood spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone.
sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50
by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by A. L. Hamilton,
BIRTHS.
Wright In Turnherry, March 3rd,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wright, a son.
Kew -In Whitechurch, March 2nd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kew, a son.
DEATHS,
Ross -In Kinloss, March 3rd, James
Ross, ,aged 80 years.
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Fathers!
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20 to 315, regular 75 cts, 25c
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86 Pairs Boys' All -wool Hali-
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double seat and knee, 4,gre
regular $1.00, FRIDAY
112 Boys' Tweed and Worsted:
Odd Vests, sizes 22 to
34, regular $1.00, FRI- ,
DAY 4Dcr
63 Boys' . Odd Coats in. light
and dark Worsted and Tweed,
sizes 24 to 84 ; these Coats
are out of Suits $1 /��
FRIDfromAY to $7.00, i e'fti ,
Bir Pairs Men's Dark Tweed
and Worsted Pant, 99
all sizes, regular $1.75, g
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This Clothing is all "Lion Brand" an&
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the raotory, can offer yen these ex-
ceptional values.
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tlai githe Choice.30. Shop Early
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Wroxeter,
The Advance gives the news.
Several from here aattentletl the sale
of stork anti implements belonging to
MrUorsrf, (lreer, who is leaving the farm at
e.
Rev. L. Perrinpreached all earnest
sermon last Sunday evening on the
subject, "Being honestwith your-
self and God." Mr. Perrin is an en-
thusiastic speaker.
D. D. G. M. Cameron visited Forest
Lodge, A.F. and A,M„ Monday even-
ing of last week. At the conclusion
of the meeting, supper was provided
at the Lofton House.
The funeral of Hugh Alexander, the
seven mouths old son of Mr. and Mrs.
It. Barnard of the B line, Howiek,
took place on Thursday afternoon to
Wroxeter cemetery; Rev. L. Perrin,
B. A., officiating.
Wm, Wlisun, of the Northwest,
formerly of Wroxeter, was married
last Wednesday to Miss Watts, Hal -
let Tp. Mrs. Alert. Gibson and family
and Mrs. Gibson, sr„ from here at-
tended the wedding.
At the meeting held in J. Douglas'
store last Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing were elected to attend the
nominating convention in Brussels on
Tuesday of this week : J, Douglas,
W. M. Robinson, Reeve Harris, A.
Monroe, Robt. Black and W. C. Hazle-
wood,
Next Tuesday evening, March 12th,
the famous Orator, John R. Clarke,
will deliver a popular lecture in the
Town Hall, under the auspices of the
Public Library Board, It is likely
that his subject will be "Hits end
Misses." All should avail themselves
of the opportunity of enjoying a rare
treat and also incidentally helping the
Library fund.
The Misses Higgins and Robt. Hig-
gins of Belgrave attended the Smith -
McMichael wedding on Wednesday
Miss Effie Higgins of Belgrave is
visiting in the village....Mrs. W. H.
Carr was a Toronto visitor from Fri-
day to Monday.... Mrs. E. W. Lewis
attended the millinery openings in
Toronto this week....Hugh McLeod
left on Tuesday for the Northwest,
after spending the winter here. Hay-
ing got a taste of the west, Hugh
could not be prevailed upon to stay
here. ... Alex. Smith, who leaves in a
few days for the Northwest, will have
a sale of household goods on Friday
next.... W. H. Reid and family have
moved back into their home again
from the hotel. Mr. Reid's mother
was here and took the baby home
with her on Friday....Robt. Miller of
Toronto Junction was a visitor here
last week.... Mrs, French of Markdale
visited last week with her brother,
Thos. Rae .Miss Etta Smith, who
has been visiting relatives at Durham,
has returned... .Several of our citizens
took part in a concert at Jamestown
last Thursday evening. Rev. L. Per-
rin, B. A., was chairman....Mrs. Lec-
kie, sen., has returned home, after a
month's visit with her son, Crosby. of
Wingliam....Miss Cassie Harris has
returned from a three weeks' visit in
'Brussels and other places John
Young underwent another operation
a short time ago and is doing nicely
..Mrs. Win. Wilson has been con-
fined to the house for a few days with
asevere attack of throat trouble....
Rev. J. Radford, B. A., of Belmore,
was a visitor here last Friday.... G.
Davidson left on Monday for the
arthro a
N e t....Re
v. L.er •i
P i n was in
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Wingham on Tuesday, attendingthe
meeting of the Presbytery... , . P.
Dobson, Principal of the Public school,
was laid up the first part of this week.
Miss J. Howe taught for him while
he was ill.
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Nothing
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Sold everywhere, 25c and $1.00.
Blyth.
John Mains has rented Robt. Tay-
Ior's farm in Morris for a term of five
years.
The annual convention of Goderich
district Epworth Leagues and Sab-
bath Schools will be held in Blyth, on
March 7 and 8.
The congregation of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, by a vote of 109
out of 156, decided to extend a call to
Rev. Mr. Small of Auburn to become'
their pastor. They are congratulated
on their choice.
Rev. Norman, missionary from
Japan, gave an instructive talk in the
Methodist Church on Tuesday even-
ing, in the interest of missions, It
was a, rich treat to hear of the cus-
toms in the foreign field, both on re-
ligious and educational lines.
Mrs. Wesley Walker, Wingbatn,
who has been spending the winter
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan,
returned to Wingham on Wednesday,
to prepare for moving to Brandon,
where Mr. Walker has opened out a,.
furniture and musical business.
Salem.
A. E. Gallaher had a very successful
wood bee on Friday afternoon last.
John Willets, also John McGlynn,
shipped some very fine cattle on Mon-
day last.
Last Thursday evening the Salem
Choir was entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. David Halliday. A very enjoya-
ble time was spent, as Mr. and Mrs.
Halliday are good entertainers.
The marriage of Mr. Wm. Wright
and Miss Jane Bell will take place on
Wednesday next, The groom will be
remembered by many around here, as
he formerly lived on the McIntosh
farm.
Thomas Short and his family, also
his father, John Short, sen., are this
week moving ter Germ, where they
intend to make their home in the fn.
tare. Herb. Henning willl move into
editor home, vacated by Air. Short,
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -- THURSDAY.* MARCH
Jamestown.
Will. McDonald spent Sunday with
Winglunn friends,
Miss nervi Buena visited with
(lorrie friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dtntean McDonald
visited Listowel friends last Friday.
Rev. W. J. West of Bluevale con.
ducted the service in the hall last Sun-
dey evening,
Misses. Smith and Ritchie, teachers
in Brussels Public school. were the
guests of Mrs. D. McDonald last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eckinier enter
tazined to nantbet' of friends last Mon-
day evening, A most enjoyable time
I was spent.
Mrs, Werner anti children, who
have been visiting at the home of
rTlios, Strachan, Sr., for the past two
I months, left for their home in Saska.
toon last Tuesday. We wish them a
safe return,.
Some word was received here last
week as to the whereabouts of Tommy
Wilson, who left these parts hast fall
and could not be definitely located
since. Be is at present in Windsor
hospital suffering from frozen feet.
Last Thursday night, an entertain.
went was given in the hall, consisting
of views on the South African tear, by
Rev, L. Perrin of Wroxeter. A short
program was also given by local tale
ent. Rev. Mr. Wishart of Brussels
was present and gave an address,
which was much appreciated indeed,
Proceeds amounted to about $15.
Ashfield.
Mrs, John Gauley of Hamilton is
visiting the home of her parents, Mn.
and Wm. Mickley, Mafeking.
Messrs. Blake and McConnell of this
place have purchased the livery busi-
ness of Mrs, Adam Thompson of
Lucknow.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Spiers
was the scene of a happy event,' when
their daughter Miss Maggie, was unit-
ed in marriage to Mr, Pierce, Crew.
After a long period of suffering
from cancer, Mrs. P. Gilmore passed
to her reward, Feb. 28. Funeral took
place on Monday to Kingbridge ceme-
tery.
Lanes congregation will hold a
meeting on Thursday, March 7th, for
the purpose of considering the build-
ing of a new church, which is much
needed.
The I. 0. F. of Lanes held their "At
Home" on Friday evening ; the wea-
ther being unfavorable the attendance
was not large. Organizer Wands and
Bro. R. D. Cameron of Lucknow gave
addresses, Messrs. Laue and Clair
gave songs, and Will. Gardner recited.
Itd
was hard some of theScotch
tc
men to keep their seats, when Mr. K.
Ferrish favored them with music from
the bag -pipes. Lunch was served by
the ladies ; the rest of the evening
was spent in games and music.
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sleepless, feel mean? Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves,
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85 cents, 'Tea or Tablets. Ask your
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East Wawanosh.
Jno,Noble, Clinton, paid a flying
visit to friends in East Wawanosh
last Saturday.
M. Walsh, gravel road, purchased a
fine pair of 2 year-old cattle from Jno.
Pickett, Westfield, last week.
Robt. McDowell, 0th line, returned
from Goderich on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr. McDowell w has been in
e at-
tendance on his nephew, Gordon
Wightman, who is ill with typhoid
fever.
A very happy event took place at
the home
of M. J.
Robinsonf East
t
Wawanosh at 7 o'clock on Wednes=
day, Feb. 27th, when his sister Miss
Helen was united in marriage to Mr.
Jos. Cumberland of Manitou, Man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
A. E. Jones of Auburn, in the pre-
sence of a few of the immediate rela-
tives and friends of the bride and
groom, under a horse-shoe of ever-
greens, trimmed with lilies and rib-
bons. The bride was given away by
her brother James. They entered the
parlor to the strains of the wedding
march played by her neice, Miss
Myrtle Beecroft. The bride wore a
pretty costume of brown brocaded
silk, trimmed with embroidered chif-
fon and ruching. The guest repaired
to the dining -room where a sumptuous
wedding supper was partaken of.
The many beautiful and useful pre-
sents showed the esteem in which the
bride and groom are bold. Before
leaving for their, home in the West,
they will visit friends at Listowel and
Toronto. The beide will be very
much missed by a host of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Cumberland leave with
the best wishes of all for a happy and
prosperous future.
West Wawanosh.
Geo. Smyth has disposed of his
farm, con. 6, Wawanosh, to Uriah
Thompson.
John McLean delivered ten head of
fine steers on Thursday to Steve An.
drews, of Goderich. They averaged
1379 pounds, and we believe wore sold
for 5c per lb. This, we are informed,
is an extra good price, the animals be-
ing extra good in quality.
After a prolonged illness Mrs. Wil-
son, relict of the late David G. Wil-
son, passed away on Wednesday of
last week. The deceased was born in
Devonshire, England, in 1835, remov-
is to Canada while quite young.
After her marriage she resided et In-
gersoll, Port Burwell and Wingham,
and at the last -mentioned place her
husband died. After Mr. Wilson's
death, thirty-three years ago, she re-
moved to Dunggannon, where she en-
gaged in the miliner a business, which
she continued until about twelve
years ago. She leaves to mourn her
loss one daughter, Mrs. B. J. Craw-
ford, of Dungannon, and one son,
Wm. Wilson, of Shortsville, N. V.,
besides three brothers, John Berry,
of The Mexico Independent;
James Berry, Chicago, and 'Walter
Berry, Ingersoll.
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fullness, puts the entire digestive ap.
parntus in perfect order, makes you
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pain Poison's Nerviline surpasses
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house always, it's a source of comfort
n the hour of emergency. Large bot-
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Turnberry.
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No, 9, Turnberry, for February.
Names in order of merit, 5th Oleo -
Katie Mahoney, Frank Powell. 4th
Crass--•Ghwa Megetzie, Croydon Wray,
Robt, Breen. 3rd Class 1>tll'tatlta
Smith. Lizzie Breen, Hugh Itu•isel!.
Geo. Benedict, Sr, 2nd -Joy Wray,
Pearl Merkley, Mary Mv,Burnev, Iaot'
tie McBurney, Murray Rosa, ,fir. 2nd
-Howard Wylie, Robbie Powell. Pt.
lst---Dorothy hieTaavish,. Sanderson
Breen. I,, H. Vatnstone, teacher.
Report of S. S. No. 0, Turnberry.
Names in order of merit: Sr, 4ith..V.
Chandler, 0, McCormick, H. Mitchell.
S. Icing. Jr. 4th ---V. Showers, 8.
Dickson, U. Porter. Sr. 3rd. -N, Mc-
Kagae, W, James. F, Foxton, It, Me-
Kague, hi..Clhandler, IL Little, Jr.
3ra (a) --V.. King, J. Snell, A. McKin-
non, G. Snell, W, McKagne, J. Mc-
Kinnon, R. Fallis ; (b). --I3, Holmes, A.
Foxton, E. Pains, P. Fallis. Sr. 2nd ---
B, Chandler, J. Holmes, E. Dickson,
J. McKague, L. Snell, M. Goy. Jr.
Dalgloisch, M. Porter. Sr
Pt. 2nd -la. Linklater, P. Xing, H.
Poston, C, Showers. Jr. Pt. 9ncl••-E.
Chandler, L. James, G. I ilis. Pt. 1 --
ii. Holmes, H. Showers. A. A. Larn-
onby, teacher.
Following is the report of S. S. No,
11, Turnherry, for the month of Feb -
'glary, for 2nd, 8rd and 44th classes.
Nantes are in order of merit :-Jr. 4th
-Marg Currie, Roy N'ettorfleld. Laura
Calhoun, Earl Reid, Ethel Ranson,
Lizzie Loekridge. Sr. 3rd -Eva Link -
later, Grace Sherriff, Edna Finley,
Ruby Forsyth, Maggie Reid, Edward
Loekridge, Jr, 3rd-Casbuen Austin,
Willie Seigley, Alfred Lockridge,
Frank Loekridge. Sr'. 2nd--13eatrice
Johnston, Alvin Groves,, Minute Saun-
ders, Susan Welsh. Jr. 2nd --Jessie
Citr'rfe,Vernon Allenby, Susan Sher -
riff, Gordon Ranson, Harvey Nier-
garth, Ross Forsyth, Ernest Nier-
garth, Sam. Styles. Beatrice John-
stoo obtained the highest standing for
the month. L. A. Ansley, teacher.
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Mary -Dark circles under the eyes
indicate a. sluggish circulation, torpid
liver and kidneys. Exercise and Hol-
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
make yon well and beautiful, 35c
Tea or Tablets. Ask your Druggist.
Glenannan.
Rev. Mr. Wishart, B.A., of Brussels,
conducted anniversary services in
Eadie's Church on Sabbath, 24th Feb.,
with much acceptance. The tea -meet-
ing on the following Tuesday was well
attended, and everyone enjoyed them-
selves. Bluevale Presbyterian Church
Choir rendered an excellent program
of music. Mr. J. D. Melville and Miss
Duff were lunch appreciated as elocu-
tionists, and the addresses by. Revs,
Duncan and Radford were well receiv-
ed. A very unique part of the pro-
gram was the presentation of a, Per-
sian lamb Cap and Mitts and gold
chain to the pastor, Rev. W. J. West,
M. A., by the young people. of the con-
gregation, accompanied with the fol-
lowing address :-
RENT. W. J. WEST, M. A.
Dear Pastor, -We, the young peo-
ple of the Bathes congregation, desire
on this festive occasion to, in some
measure, express one appreciation of
your work among us during the ten
years you have been the honored pas-
tor of t
he congregation. � e recog-
nize
e og � C -
nize your ability as a preacher of the
gospel, in the faithful exposition of
the word which God has enabled you
to deliver to us from time to time;
and we realize that your ministry end
wise counsel have been a great bless-
ing to us. Your noble qualities of
head and heart have also endeared
you to ns, and we rejoice that the
work hasro. s
e d so r
P p
re harmoniously
y
and with success, As a slight token
of our regard for you, we ask you to
accept this cap, gauntlets and watch
chain, and we earnestly pray that you
may be spared for many years to la-
bor in the Master's vineyard.
Signed on behalf of the young peo-
ple of Eadie's congregation. .
Bella McDougal.
Agnes Mitchell.
St. Helens.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Abe Darwin, who recently underwent
an operation in Wingham, is pro-
gressing favorably.
Another of our old pioneers. passed
away on Monday morning, in the
berson of Peter Campbell. Mr. Camp-
ell had been ailing for sonic time
back and gradually sank until death
came to his release. The funeral took
place on Wednesday to Greenhill
cemetery. Me. Campbell was well-
known and highly respected and the
sorrowing family have the sympathy
of the community in their loss. He
had reached the good old age of 85.
Easy To Retain health.
Most important of all is proper at-
tention to the bowels. Avoid consti-
pation it's the health -killer of to -day.
Harsh, griping medicine is ruinous -
beware of it. Best results follow a
truly vegetable remedy like Dr.
Hamiltons Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut which not only relieve cos-
tiveness in ooe night but cures the
cause of the trouble and prevents its
return. No distress or inconvenience
attends the use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills
which are world famous foe their
mildness and efficiency. Sold every-
where, 25c per box.
NOTICE.
To Mercers Gaovi s
I hereby apologize for and withdraw
without reservation all statements made by
me imputing to you the fact that you had
possession of a purse of mine containing
some money and I admit that them is no
foundation or fact for any such imputation
upon your Character and regret that I have
done O. I consent to this apology being
published in the Wingham Advance if you
Defeo it, THOMAS GRAY.
Dated this 4th day of March, A, D. 1007.
1907
J. H. Chishoim'S
Real Estate Office
WINGHAM ONTARIO
The following are a few of
the many farm properties on
'my For Sale lists, Kindly
look this list over, and if you
see anything you think would
suit you, call and get full
particulars, I have also a
much larger list which you
can see at the same time,
40 Acres -Half mile from Winghanl,
brick house, bank bate, 2 acres of
orchard. Terms easy.
50 Acres -Adjoining Bluevale, in first-
class state of cultivation, fine build-
ings, 4 acres fall wheat and 23 acres
fall plowing.
90 Acres -2 miles from Winglunu, on
Teeswator road, 'barn 30x40, brick
house, easy terms.
100 Acres -44 miles from Wingham,
good frame buildings, fences in good
repair; an excellent property, will be
sold cheap, $1800 cash, balance 5%.
100 Acres -12 utiles kraut Wingham
and 7 front Blyth, 85 acres cleared
and balance beech and maple bush,
not 'one foot of waste land, said to
be the finest farm in E. Wawanosh,
good buildings, easy terms.
100 Acres -9 miles from Wingham, 8
from Whitechurch, 90 acres cleared,
balance hardwood bush, new frame
house, bank barn, good fences, $1600
down, balance at 5%.
100 Acres -4 miles from Wingham,
new bank barn, frame house, 2 spring
creeks, le acres orchard, No. 1 fences,
$1600 down, balance at 5%.
100 Acres -3 miles from Wingham on
Lucknow road, bank barn, frame
house, 70 acres cleared, balance black
ash swamp, beautiful location, and
terms easy.
100 Acres -8 miles from Wingham and
3 from .Belgrave, 9 acres good bush,
spring creek, and good fences. Any
reasonable otter accepted.
100 Acres -9 miles from Wingham and
6 from Brussels, first-class buildings
and fence's, plenty of water, No, 1
soil. Will be sold cheap.
100 Acres --2 miles from Wingham, all
cleared, not a foot of waste land, all
in grass, excellent pasture farm.
100 Acres -3 miles from Wingham, ex-
cellent buildings, 10 acres fall wheat,
10 acres bush. Owner has lived on
farm over fifty -years. Snap at the
price, $2000 down, balance 5%.
100 Acres -9 miles from Wngg'�haxn and
5 from Brussels, in Grey Tp., bank
barn, frame house, spring creek.
$1000 down, balance 5%.
100 Acres -,-3 miles front Wingham, 10
acres black ash slash, spring creek,
bank barn, $1300 down, balance 41%.
100 Acres -4 miles from Wingham, 5
acres bush, spring creek, fair build-
ings
not one
foot of waste land.
d.
$130
down, balance 5%.
100 Acres --4 miles from Wingham,
Tp. Turnberry, good fences, new
bank barn and new house, 1 acre or-
chard. Snap for quick sale.
100 Acres -7 miles from Wingham, all
cleared, no better soil in Canada, 14
acres orchard, drilled well, and fair
buildings. $1500 down, balance 5%.
100 Acres -Se miles from Wingham,
all in grass, spring creek, small
house and small barn, No. 1 soil.
$1300 down, balance 5%.
123 Acres -5 miles front Wingham, 2 -
story brick house worth half price of
farm, bank barn, good fences, spring
creek, 7 acres hardwood bush, soil
clay loam, a desirable property.
150 Acres -10 miles from Wingham,
3 from Belgrave, good frame house,
bank barn, fences good, 2 acres of
orchard, will be sold cheap.
150 Acres -2 miles from Wingham, 120
acres cleared, excellent bank barn,
frame house, good fences, nicely situ-
ated, $1500 down, balance at 44%.
150 Acres -24 miles from • Wingham,
new brick house, bank barn, in good
state of cultivation, spring creek. A
chance for someone. Terms easy.
150 Acres -12 miles from Wingham, in
Wawinosh Tp., two good houses,
2 sets outbuildings, 4 acres orchard,
spring creek. Easy terms,
200 Acres - 9 miles from Wingham,
bank barus,•brick housegood fences,
2 acres orchard, a beautiful property
and excellent soil. $2100 down, bal-
ance 11%.
A Blacksmith Shop and business, five
miles from Wingham, with proper-
ty. Snap for good man.
Space will not permit me to
give any more forma in detail, but
I might '
g t yuet say, if you are in-
terested in buying land in any
part of Canada, call and see me.
I have for sale your choice
of Wingham Town Lots and Pro,
perties, ranging in price from $400
up to $10,000, and the intending
purchaser will find it to his ad-
vantage to look over this list be -
fore making oilmen of a house, let
FARM LABORERS or business stand.
AND DOMESTICS
I have been: appointed by the Do-
minion
o-
mi `oro n
ov rum
G e ent to1
p ace Imnei•
grants from the United Kingdom in
positions as farm rm 1 aborere or domestic
servants in this vicinity. Any person
requiring such help should notify me
by letter, stating fully the kind of help
required, when wanted and wages
offered. The number may not be sail -
dent to supply all requests, but every
effort will be made to provide Oath
appliosut with help required.
PETER CAMP 11ZI,
` Canadians Gov''tEmplloyment Agt.
�f ZN GILAM.
Money to Loan oa. Farm Security.
Western Lands for Sale or Exchange.
J. H. CHISHOLM
Real Estate, Fire Inc
surance and loan Agt.
B'patairn in VanSioue Block, next
to Bank of llomlleon,
Regained Nerve Aad Vital P,aergy.
From Walton P.O., Quo., ;;Dore the
following from Mt'. Nazaiz'e Begin. --
"It' anyone had told me any remedy
could build up my nervous system so
well, I would not have believed them.
Before using Pert•ozoue I was run
down in nerve and vital energy, anti
in very weak health. I didn't get
enough sleep at night, felt poorly in
the day time, Fet'rozone has filled me
with energy and vim, increased my
weight and made a man of me."
Bundreds tell the same story -weak
and dispirited, everything going
wrong, unable to catch 'up. 'Riley
took'b'errozone and all was changed
to health and serenity, Price 40c per
box at all dealers,
Farm For Sale,
Lot 33, Concession 1, Culross town-
ship, containing 126 acres, of which
90 Acres are cleared. The faun is well
located, and has fair buildings, Easy
terms of payment may be secured,
Apply to
DUDLEY HOLMES,
Winghalu.
I. ,
Do They Please P
That is the question which
ought to be asked and answer. ,
ed satisfactorily after every -
purchase of GROCERIES s
awl PROVISIONS.
If They Don't
Every order re- -"Attentin ceives personal sit 3
tention, and neat -
then let nae know. It's your
good faith I am striving ler.
end that only on the strength -i
of QUALITY.
;ing of inferior quality is willingly
sent out. NO SUBSTITUTION
FOR THE BEST.
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TEAS AND COFFEES A
SPECIALTY =
PRODUCE TAKEN
1ChrlstielJ.Henr
GROCER AND
CROCKERY MERCHANT •
WINGHAM
niangthNAV
Dat
One Way Second Class
Colonist Rates
-TO----
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexi-
co City; Ogden and Salt Lake,
Utah; Helena and Butte, •Mont.;
Nelson, B. C.; Spokane, Wash.;
Victoria, Vancouver and New West-
minster, B, 0. '
Rates to o h
ter oints in P
propor-
tion. Tickets on sale daily , from
e March 1st to April 80th.
For tickets and fullinformation, of rmation call on
L. HAROLD, Town Agent.
J. D. McDONALD
District Passenger Agent, Toronto,
w
WLeeMiSeWse
DOIMON
BANK,
IIEAI) OFFICE, TORONTO.
Capital (paid up) $3,000,000
Reserve (anti ptno Geld- " $3,929,000
Total Assets, over $42,000;000
WINGIIAM BRANCH,
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in 'Can-
ada, the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of IAA and
upwards, and added to principal 10th dune
and 51st December each year,
D, T, HUNK Manager
it,'Vanstone, Solicitor
n,,►rsnrwv�...
A, FAMOUS SCHOOL
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
is recognized to be one of the leading
eonrneerchtl schools of Ontario. Our
courses aro thorough and Practical.
Earth department is in the hands of ex-
perienced instructors. our graduates
are in demand and are meeting with
t'r'eat success. Many leading Business
Colleges employ our gredu,stcs as teac-
hers. Write for free catalogue. You
may enter at any tiano.
ELitor'r & MCLAircnLAN, Principals j((
Graduates of the Popular
TORONTO, OM
Readily get positions as :stenographers,
Book-keepers, Invoice Clerks, Commercial
Teachers, Shorthand. Teachers, alto., at
good, salaries. Demand fully twenty times
our supply. Such a demand does not
seem possible but it is true. Our superior
work is well-known. Enter now. Cate,
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HOM
For Settlers
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MANITOBA
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Spring Term Begins April 1st I
-During January and February, the Wingham Business College
had twenty-five times as many calls for Stenographers, Telegraphers,
Bookkeepers and College Teachers, as we had graduates to send.
Attendance is always smallest during April, May and June, con-
sequently each student gets more individual attention. This is the
best term of the year for the student.
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The "backward" or "rusty" feel at home with us, as each
student is instructed at his own desk by a painstaking, sympathetic
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(Affiliated with Clinton Business College)
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illustrated rye
Catalogue
for 1907,
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you how yon can get
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We could
arooi,on like
this, but we prefer to give seal
buyers A chance first,
Our Catalogue and 'Guide Beet
give* full Information of this and
other Special Offers, ns well :as full
details regarding new And standard
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