HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1907-04-11, Page 8THE WINGUAM ADVANCE THURSDAY, APRIL I I, I9oy
Personals
Miss Edith Walker was a Mt. For-
est visitor on Monday.
Roy Gordon of Toronto spent a few
days. at his home this week,
Miss Kate Gundy of St, Thomas is
the guest of Miss Hammond.
Ed, Bradwin, of Cobalt, spent a few
days with his parents in town.
Rev. F. Powell of Granton visited
friends in this vicinity this week.
Rev. J, H. Osterhout of Wroxeter
was a Wingham visitor on Monday.
Sterling and May Reading have re-
turned home from a visit to Brussels
friends.
Walter Hall, of the Advance staff,.
spent a few days with friends in Owen
Sound. this week.
Mrs, Null and two daughters, Bessie
and Mary, of Nebraska, are visiting
Mrs. Null's sister,. Mrs. Burrowes, of
town.
;iE&Hburcb ` Rews
Whitechurch, Wroxeter, Morris. Jamestown,Miss. Isa. Craig Sundayed at home. DIED.—In California, on April 8th, Township Council met on Monday Miss Rae Moses spent Sunday in
A, A. Clark, brother of Mrs. (lay.) L. of last week.. Brussels,
hies. George Gaunt, jr., is still very Perrin of S'i±Troxeter. Fled. Kellingt011 was home on a Len Eel�mad ier hquite a successful
low.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy was home forIl. C., E. M. II ' Iclvad, sail of v C. J. D. and Mrs. Scott have got nicely Duncan and Mrs. McDonald visited
Sunday Hazlewood of this place, to Miss 1l1' R, settled in their new home on the 7th Auburn friends last week.
Berry, con, Mrs.. Dave Miller spent the Easter
The concert iven by Miss Emma. T. Robt.. Campbell is very ill at pro- holidays with Toronto friends.
Irons in the Methodist church last sent, but we hope he will soon be
Miss Isabell. Strachan of Brussels
Friday evening, was a high-class pro- well,
spent part of the Easter holidays with
duction, Miss Irons presents a very
pleasing appearance on the platform, Mr. Thos. J. Ellis delivered a fine Miss J. Taylor.
and she certainly is an artist of great horse to a buyer in Seaforth, last Will. Riley is hired for the summer
ability. Her selections, whether gay week- with Robt. Black of the boundary..
or grave, were exceedingly well ren- Sonic farmers started to plough last He commenced work last week.
tiered, Those who were not present week, but were stopped by the cold Wm. McKelvey has disposed of his
missed a rare treat, Should Mise weather- 100 acre farm on 2nd of Grey to Frank
Irons return baro in the future, she Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong, Wright, jr., Mor•risbank. We have
will be warmly received,
Grey, visited the lattot's sister, Mrs, not heard aas yet where Mr. McKelvey
TIM. Appelby and wife spent last 'Tilos, Warwick. will remove to,
Wednesday visiting Mr. Appelby here
Mrs. Wm. Lackie, jr,. has return- Alex Rutledge got his knee cut by a Messrs. B, Gerry and J.E. Maunders
ed from a visit with friends in London saw at a wood -bee last week, which of Brussels spoke in the interests of
and Wingham.. Herman Morrison proved to be very sore, the Bible Society in the hall least Sun -
..
returned from North Toronto and Last week Geo. McCall, 8th line, fell day evening. Owing to the disagree -
spent a few days at his home here.... front the granary door to the ground, able weather, the attendance was not
Editor Carr spent a few days last a distance of 8 feet and receiveduite so large as usual. Mr. Mason, Wing -
week in Toronto....Waldo Miller is a shaking up. q ham, is expected next Sunday even-
in
ven
in town fora time....J. N. Sanderson
Jas., son of Quintin Anderson, 3rd ing.
line, was successful hi passing his final
exam. at the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege,Toronto, He captured honors in
four subjects in his difficult examin-
ation.
Wm. Kelly and sons, of the 7th
line, who were large farm owners, be-
came involved in the ayment of the
Ott A 11 2od, in Trail, holiday visit front Owen Sound, wood -bee last week.
M 1•RLMED,-- p
Rev. J. Small of Auburn will be in-
ducted. on April 18th as pastor of St.
Andrew's Church, Blyth.
Rev. W. a Howson will preach in
Listowel Methodist church, next Sun-
day, morning and evening.
Markdale Methodists have tried
rented pews for 28 years; now they
are trying free pews in the new
church.
The last of the special services for
young men will
be held next
Sunday
evening in St. Paul's Church. The
special subject will be "Decision."
Miss Lydia Kew spent Sunday with
Mrs. Henderson.
Frank Henry is having very poor
weather for shingling his barn,
Robert Ross is engaged with Robert
Simpson for the Summer months.
Mr. E. Phillips has rented a shop in
Auburn, and is going to move there
soon,
W. H. Johnston of Manitoba is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jno.
Johnston,
Farmers are getting anxious ; the
only question is—have you done any
ploughing yet?
Rev, W. A. Finlay was unable to
occupy his pulpits on Sunday, on ac-
count of being ill,.
Praise meeting Tuesday night at 8
o'clock ; Epworth League on'Wednes-
day night at 8 o'clock. of Hamilton was a visitor here last
Miss Lizzie Henry returned to her week....Mrs. R. B. Harris was a Har -
school in Wroxeter on Monday, after riston visitor last week. ..Miss Cassie
spending the Easter vacation with her Harris has gone to Toronto, where
parents. she has secured a good position....
Principal Dobson has
Miss Mabel Morrison has returnedreturned from
his holidays and resumed his duties
home, after spending some weeks John and Mrs. Hartley of Blyth
with her sister, Mrs. T. Taylor of East called on their Wroxeter friends dui- pp
Wawanosh. ing the Easter holidays... Miss Henry same and have hande over all their
We are glad to report that Miss has returned from VVltitechtn•ch where ossessions to their creditors. F. S.
Lizzie Mirehonse is improving nicely ; she spent her holidays....M. Hazel- cott, Brussels, is the assignee. A
her many friends will be glad to bear wood of Clifford visited here last Fri- meeting of creditors will be held in A.
of her recovery. day ....Mr. Roe of Fordwich was a B. McDonald's law office, Brussels, on
Wroxeter visitor last Saturday Monday, 15th inst.
Some of our farmers attended the Mrs. W. M. Robinson is visiting in
Spring Fair held in Clinton, and were Teeswater....Rev. Osterhout was a A pleasant evening was spent in
able to carry homesome of the red Wingham visitor on Monday ...Jas. Ebenezer church, Bluevale circuit,
tickets, Tom Inglis received three Paulin is on the sick list....Jahn Bre- on Friday evening at an entertain -
firsts ; Jas. Forest received one first, thaeur was on the sick list the first of ment given in the interest of the Sun -
and sold six horses ; for one team he this week ....Rev. Dr. Wilson of Mild- day School in that place. Lewis
of the
received $000. may visited Rev. Perrin on Monday Jewitt, t, the superintendent
One of our young men, while return- ..Miss Ida Reavely of Dowagiac, school,was chairman. Selections
ing home after taking a happy drive Mich., is visiting her uncle and aunt, were given by a phonograph under
to town, got lost when within a Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hastie....Miss Al- the management of Isaac Jewitt.
stone -throw of his own house. Seeing metta Hall of Bluevale was the guest Several mouthorgan selections were
a light, he tied up his horse and made of her cousin, Miss Alberta Hastie, rendered
and . Haney
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Grey.
Next Sunday will be the anniver-
sary day of Wingham Methodist Sun-
day School, and Rev. D. N. McCamus
of Listowel will be the preacher,
morning and evening. In the morn-
ing at 11 a.m., he will address the
pupils, teachers and friends of the
School in the auditorium. In the
same place, in the afternoon at 2.30,
there will be a mass meeting, and a
program of addresses, and music will
be given. All are invited to enjoy the
afternoon with the School. In the
evening, at 7 o'clock, Mr. McCamus
will preach again. The officers of the
School are anticipating a successful
anniversary.
Thousands have pronounced Hol-
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea the
Whengreatest medical sciencealing er on fails, it earth.
Makes you well and keeps you
well. 35c, Tea or Tablets. Ask your
druggist.
The Tiverton Watchman changed
hands last week, Mr. Jos. S. Gadd
having sold. to Mr. Arch. McDougall,
until recently a member of the Dur-
ham Chronicle staff.
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Exclusive to Us — Shirts
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Fireside Dreams -- Home
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We Love—To show you
around.
Saturday's
Bargains
85 WorkingMen's Shirts,
in BlacTwill Sateen
and Flannellette, regu-
lar 50c, 75c, and $1.00,
SATURDAY...35e, 50c, '75c
40 Pairs of Men's Braces,
regular 25 and 35 cents,
SATURDAY lflc
30 Pairs Men's Overalls,
black and blue, with
Mid without bib, regu-
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his way to th light, d found it to during y • day School work was given by the
be his next door neighbor. His friend
had to take the lantern and help himpastor.
.
to find the horse again. The question
is—how did our friend get so mixed Does Your Heart Flatter i'
up ; must have been nervous? Mr. F. T. Bryans and sister, Miss
Geo. C. Hanna
CLOTHIER AND
HOME PORN/SHIM
Eva, visited friends at Belgrave last You know heart fluttering means
week. you're not as well as you should be.
Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hayden visited It's an evidence of impaired nerve and
with Mr. and Mrs. John Savage of Fe rezone owit has a specialrtacure, tco
David. Farrier is in town this week Dungannon last week.
visitingamongold friends, the heart as seen in the case of Thos.
Mr. Robt. Weir of blarmora spent a Grover of Cole Harbor, N. S., who
Mrs. J. Clegg and son visited her few days with friends on the 2nd. He says : "If I exerted myself it would
father, C. W. Lawrence of Buffalo, was accompanied by Fred. Wells and bring palpitation. To carry any
last week. Elliott McAllister of the same place. heavy weight or go quickly upstairs
Mr. and Mrs. John Crowe of Dob- We are very glad to report Mr. Jno. completely knocked me out. When
binton are visiting at W. Wray's and McLennan's condition very favorable, bad attacks came on I lived. in fear of
Geo. Daley's, this week. an improvement for the better having sudden death. Ferrozone gave my
Mr. Jas. McCallum visited in the taken place. We hope he will soon be heart the very assistance it needed,
and now I ant quite well." For heart
vicinity of New Market last week; he convalscent. or nerves it's hard to excel Ferrozone,
reports the fall wheat looking quite On Wednesday of last week the 50c per box at all dealers.
brown, and not nearly so good as it commodious home of Mr. Jas. Elliott
does here. of Molesworth was the scene of a most - - I -- - -
On Wednesday of last week, about happy gathering, the event being the Blyth.
25 ladies of the Missionary Society marriage of his estimable daughter, y
gathered in the basement of the Pres- Miss Ina, and Mr. Julius Stedlebeaur. The house and blacksmithshop,
byterian church and quilted four fine At one o'clock the beautiful strains of owned by the late Mr. R. Douglass,
quilts for the Home Mission cause. the wedding march pealed forth, play- has been sold to Mr. H. Bradford of
purchased the ed by Miss Liddy Mitchell, and the
R. DicKenzie has D
charming bride, who was dressed in
rich
company's scales in Be ] grave and in- , white silk, with rich lace trimmings,
Farm For Sale.
Lot 33, Concession 1, Culross town-
ship, containing 126 acres, of which
00 acres are cleared. The farm is well
located, and has fair buildings. Easy
terms of payment may be secured.
Apply to
A meeting of the Presbytery will be
tends putting them in first-class order and carrying a handsome bouquet of held in St. Andrew's Church on Thurs-
as soon as possible. Farmers have Easter lilies, came in, leaning on the day, 18th inst. In the evening the In -
felt the want of scales for a year or arias of her father, and took her place duction of Rev. Mr. Small, as Pastor
more in the village. under a beautiful arch, where awaited
the groom. Miss Mary, sister of the
bride, acted as bridesmaid, while Allan
Mitchell of Molesworth upheld the
groom. Rev. Mr. Burnett of Moles-
worth performed the ceremony. Con-
gratulations over, all repaired to the
spacious dining -room to partake of
luncheon, which was served in Mrs.
Elliott's usual good style. The happy
couple left on the 4.20 train from. Lis-
towel amidst showers of rice and good
wishes, for Stratford, Berlin and To-
ronto. Upon returning they will take
up housekeeping at Fordwich, where
Mr. Stedlebeaur is the esteemed
cheese -maker. We extend to them
our heartiest congratulations and wish
them a happy voyage o'er the sea of
life. Among those who were present
at the wedding we noticed Misses Ruby
Robertson, Eva and Annie McAllister,
also Tom McAllister, all of Toronto.
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additional power, don't use mercural
pills, try Dr. Hamilton's. Vegetable
in composition, extremely mild, yet
sure to flush out all impurities and
wastes, no remedy is so well adapted
for family use. Positively a cure for
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exceptionally good for indigestion, no
medicine is so universally needed in
every home as Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Good for the young, the old, the sick
and the well ones, the benefits of Dr.
Hamilton's Pills are manifold. Sold
everywhere in 25c boxes.
ASSISTANCE iN DRAINAGE.
Editor "The Advance,"
DEAR SIR :—During the past two
seasons the Department of Physics
has been endeavoring to emphasize
the importance of underdrainage, and
arrangements have been made where-
by our services are available to any-
one wishing advice in matters relating
to drainage. We have full equipment
for drainage survey work and, when
requested, visit a man's place, survey
his land, give him a map shewing
elevations of all parts surveyed, to-
gether with locations of drains, their
grade, depth, etc. There is no charge
made for this work except the travel-
ling expenses of one man, consisting
of railway fare, meals, and cartage of
instruments. These expenses are very
light, as arrangements have been
made with the railway companies
whereby we can travel at one cent a
mile each way, i. e., a man living fifty
miles from Guelph would have an
outlay of $1.00 for railway fare and
25 or 50c for cartage ; one living one
hundred miles away, an outlay of $2
for railway fare, and 25 or 50c for
cartage, and so on.
Last year together with others, you
were kind enough to make an an-
nouncement of this plan, and many
applications for assistance either by
way of information or surveys result-
ed there from. I beg to thank you
for your past kindness and to ask if
you will again make mention of this
work.
Your very truly,
WM. H. DAY,
Lecturer hi Physics,
Ontario Agricultural College
There are many tonics in the land,
Every woman appreciates a beauti-
ful complexion, so much desired by
men. Such complexions come to all
who use Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c, Tea or Tablets. Ask your
druggist.
DUDLEY HOLMES,
Wingham.
WINGHAM
General Hospital.
(Under Government Inspection.)
Pleasantly situated.
Beautifully
Open to all regularly licensed physicians.
Rates for patients—$3.50 to $15.00 par week,
according to location of room. For further
information—Address
MISS KATHERINE STEVENSON,
Lady Superintendent,
Box 223, Wthgham, Ont.
of St. Andrew's Church, will take
place. Rev. Mr. Anderson of Goderich
will deliver the induction sermon ;
Rev. Mr. Smith of Hensall, the charge
to the minister ; and Rev. Eacrett of
Kippen, the charge to the people.
Rev. Mr. Leckie, Moderator, will pre-
side.
The first Spring show under the
auspices of the Agricultural Society
was held in town on Tuesday of last
week. Quite a crowd was here, and
in some classes of stock the competi-
tion was keen. The same live interest
was manifested in the grain and seed
department in Industry hall. Mr. S.
Rennie of Toronto gave practical ad-
dresses on eradication of weeds, and
how to select good seed. Secretary
Metcalf distributed the prize money,
and reports a surplus on hand.
At the close of the prayer meeting,
Thursday evening, in the Methodist
Church, the pastor, Rev. S. Anderson,
was agreeably surprised with an ad-
dress and presentation of $50 in gold
coins from his congregation. The ad-
dress was read by Mr. S. H. Gidley,
and the presentation made by Mr.
Isaac Brown.
.,
St. Helens.
The following is the result of the
Easter promotion examinations of S.
S. No. 4, West Wawanosh. Names
in order of merit :—Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th
—Nina Woods, Edna Woods, Ethel
McPherson, Jno. Webb, John Allen.
Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rd—Stewart Pinnell.
Bert Miller. Sr. 2nd. to Jr. 3rd—Mar-
garet Miller, Clarence McDonald,
Maud McQuillin. Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2nd—
Hazel Anderson, Fanny Anderson.
Beatrice E. Anderson, teacher.
The annual Easter Vestry of Christ
Church, St. Helens, was held on Mon-
day afternoon last and there was a
large attendance. The general busi-
ness connected with the church was
attended to. The report showed the
financial condition of affairs to be
ADDRESS.
Rev. S. Anderson,
Dear Pastor :—As this Easter time
commemorates the -death and resur-
rection of the Redeemer of the world,
we the members, adherents, and chil-
dren of your congregation think it a
fitting time to acknowledge in some
tangible way, your unselfish and un-
tiring efforts to lead us to see the
beauty and grandeur of living the life
of which this Saviour is the great ex-
ample, and to accept him as one liv-
ing head in all things. Those of us
who have had trouble or affliction
come to our homes, have found in you
a sympathetic friend and wise counsel-
lor. We know that your highest aim
is to spend and be spent in the Mas-
ter's service. May our Heavenly
Father spare you in health and
strength to continue this good work,
and may He more abundantly crown
your services with success and eventu-
very satisfactory. Mr. Ed: Haines all resent you faultless before His
was elected Lay Representative to the throne. e. Wedesire also that our good
Synod and Mr. Jas. Dump, people's wishes be extended to your estimable
warden. The Rector appointed Rich. wife and interesting boys and girls.
McQuillan his warden. After the We ask you to accept this box not as
vestry meeting was over all repaired a measure, but as a mark of our ap-
to the home of Mrs. J. Gaunt, where a predation and as a token of our grati-
large number of the ladies had gather- tucie for your devotion to our highest
ed and spread a sumptuous lunch, interest. Signedon behalf of congre-
which was much enjoyed by all. Lion—A. W. Sloan, Jas. Beattie.
The Grim Reaper, Death, gathered .L.
one of our respected residents in the
person of Mr. Geo. Asquith on Tues- H. Brown, Rag and Metal Co., buy -
day morning of last week at the home ing all kinds of hides, wool and pick -
of his grand -daughter, Mrs. Thos. Ings, rubber, copper, and feathers of
Taylor. The deceased had been ill all kinds. Highest price in cash ; if
only a few days, On Good Friday brought to house, five cents a hundred
morning he was stricken with ape- extra; 50c a 100, cash, for old iron.
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—OF—
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A sound, well managed
Canadian Life Assurance Company.
Average rate of Interest
earned in 1906-
6.73 PER CENT.
WALTER T. HALL
Local Agent — Wingham, Ont.
Bodmin Lime Works.
The undersigned will deliver
lime to purchasers in Wingham
during the season 1907. Place
your orders early. For particu-
lars, apply to
A. Nicholson & Sons,
Belgrave, Ont.
the papersyou can see; plexyl from which he never regained -•-+-
As by
p p consciousness, but gradually sunk —"'
But none of them can equal until death ensued. Mr. Asquith was Salem.
Rocky Mountain Tea. a highly respected citizen of St.
Ask your druggist. Helens. He had been asailor on our Miss Bush, Turnberry, le at present
- _ _ -- great lakes for many years, but lately visiting friends near Teeswater.
I)IR1'!S, had lived a retired life with his grand- We are sorry to hear that Mrs, Jno,
daughter. He teas a faithful and can- i,+itch is not improving very fast.
Casemore---In Morris, April 7, to Mr, sistent member of the English church,
and Mrs. J. J. Casetnore, a Baugh and his genial smile and pleasant face A number from around this part
ter, will be sadly missed. shipped hogs and cattle on Monday
Salter ---In East Wawanosh, on April : last'
5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Salter, ` ,� , ' : Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Bentham spent
a daughter. People want a Varnish Stain that Saturday and Sunday last with
Breckenridge— In Turnberr ,
Apra will
stain itva finish furniture
ur n to rep and ' friends near Wingham.
5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bracken- w cur n the rain of the toad. In Mrs, Raba. Mitchell returned Noma
we are
g from Toronto hast Thursday;
ridge, a daughter, these days of pigment varnish stains, leased to learn she is much improved
MATHS. which are in reality varnish ppaintsh
, it 1) p
ottlr while to rertlilnber that 'In health
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Campbell--Tit Lower 'Winghani, April Campbell's Varnish Stains give a Mr. 3. C. Gefelfellow, Who spent a
9th, W. IT. Campbell, aged 02. beautiful color anti varnish effect few weeks visiting in this part las
Duncan—Tri Woodstock, on April 7th, without obscuring the handsome , winter, hits returned to Kenora
Mrs. H. Dutican, relict of that late -rain of natural woods. Sold by 1, where he will again a uPm � his dutie
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!11 Only. Toilet Sets, assorted designs
and decorations—Only. Per Set$4.50
Also at $1 00, $5.75 and $6.00.
•
Ont.HOMES
We don't
ask you to
buy. We
do ask you
to SEE the Tudhop e
•
Carriages.
We will show you just the style
of carriage you want for the road
-,-for every day use—and for the
make
cin
all.
' udho
9 2nAlC
fatal 1`
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And remember, too, that Tud-
hope Carriages ate guaranteed by
, the best known makers in Canada,
J. J. rinoroo :I «� whighBhii
J. Henry Christie
GROCER AND
CROCKERY MERCHANT
WINGHAM
For Settlers
IN
WESTERN ONTARIO
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN -
ALBERTA
_ JI. Y - I r�7i;
WINGHAM
Hour Mills.
Farmers!
How Made and How Reached -
Write for froo copies of
VTTI,I t]ly4' GUIDE nlaiagtniepperll 1 •
train sere co for settlers traveling with livo
stock and effects to the Northwest in March
and April. with passenger and freight rates.
WESIVIN CANADA ute-datodi.
rripcion of the
west and western conditions. 80 pa es of
- information invaluable toeettlers. Useful -
maps and statistics,
TIME TABLESshowin
iiger`ltr:in alv'ilrve
to Winnipeg and Calgary.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
trove Toronto daily. Comfortabl roomy
bcrtl,s at muoderate ratce. Fully equipped
ss it heading cooking range and every 6011.vo,,ienee. ilerths should he reserved
(Levine -el nearest C. P.It,Agent) atloaat two
wesiel hereto departure.
Write to -day for free beaks and anything
yo a van', to knew cbout the west and how
to reach it. Address
C. II. F OST,'r tl,
Dist, Pans. dgt•, C.I'.Tt.,.Torostio
Have your Wheat gristed
and get 78c a bushel for
it, in Flour, Bran and Shorts,
as follows :—:r
33 lbs. Star Flour at $2....66c
10 lbs. Bran at $1 10c
2 lbs. Shorts at $1 ... 2c
78c
HO' SON, HARVEY &
BROCKLEBANR.
Property Owners
Will find it distinctly to their advent-
age to make me their Agent, based on
quick returns and satisfactory dealing.
The following are a few of the many -
properties for sale:—
$900
1} story frame house, 7 rooms. cellar,
hard & soft water, Bristol Terrace.
$900 Solid. Brick Cottage, 7 rooms, almost
new, Martha Street.
$1050 1, story house, 8 rooms good repair,
rents for $06 per year, 'John St. -
$1100 1; story triune house, 8 rooms, hard
and soft water, fine collar, excellent
repair, Frances St.
$1200
2locastorytion, house,
Albert sixStrooms, beautiful
.
1250 It story hoarse, 8 rooms, hard and
soft water, good location, rents for
$102 per year, Victoria St.
$1300 Now Brick Cottage, 7 rooms, hard
and soft water, Josephine St.
$2700 2 story solid brick house, bath, fur-
nace could not be built now for
$1000, Maple Street.
$2800 2 story Brick Pottage, eight rooms,
} acre. fruit trees, beautiful loca-
tion, Diagonal Roach,
$,3500 2 -storey new Brick House, furnace,
bath, lavatory, electric lights; every-
thing strictly drat -class and up•to-date.
If you want anything at any time in
Real Estate, Como direct to headquarters.
Money to loan on farm security.
J. H Chisholm
REAL I:STATTE INSURANCE
AND LOAN AGENT
Vanstone Block '{:Ingham