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VOL XXXIX,—NO, 1980,
, WINGWAI,.
ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JANUARY Lila J910,
STOCK
TONICS
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THE DRUGGIST
Maodonatd Block, Wingham.
Winter Term
OPENS
January 3rd
Students may enter
any day of the school
year.
Individual instruction.
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best positions.
Mail Courses. W e. •
train more young peo-
ple than any other
management in Can-
ada '.
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Association of Canada
Write for particulars,
WINGI-IAM
BUSINESS . COLLEGE
GEt), SI OTTON, I riucipal
Highest Salaries.
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Graduates of Canada's Greatest Chain
of High Grade Modern Business Col-
leges, receive salaries , ranging from
$600 00 to $1200.00 per year. The Wing- -
bam Business College, which re -opens
Jan. 3rd, is a worthy Link in this great
chain. Those who cannot attend in
person, may study at bone through the
Spotton Oorrespondence Schools.
GUT FLOWERS
AND-
FLORAL
ND.
FO.RLDEINS
L A SG
' T. C. GRAHAM. & SON
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubber
Read Willis & Co,'s adv. on page 8.
Auction Salelat Bee Rive.
The Robson Me pantile Oo, will sall
the balaooe of theisrlry goods, clothing,
gents' fnrni,htnge eto., by 'notion,
oommenoing on Se urday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The ea I will be oontinned.
on Monday and Poll wing days until the
stook is all sold net. This is a good
s opportunity to seen: bargains.
Dr. tied ond's Father Dead.
Mr. Josep Redmond, father of .Dr.
R. 0. Redm ad, sof this town, passed
away et his hin Ladadowne, Leeds
Qounty, on. anday evening, aged 72
yearn. Mr. dmeed had been in poor
health for so e months. He was one
of the pioneer esiderate of Leeds Oonn-
ty. Dr. Red and 1248 been in his old
hou;te for so a days at the bedside of
hie father,
License Rards•CILEARING SALE" --Men's R
To RENT.—Rooms over D.M, Gordon, e CLEARING
Women's. Rubbers,
The Ontario Gaunt : of last Saturday store for rent, Apply to DR. A. J.. pair, W.
announces. the appointment of prime TRwxN.
Boards of License Commiaei9ners.
Those for North H ion are Thos. E. Women's Institute,
Durnin, Matthew Lockhart, Robt, The regular mor meeting of the
Musgrove, For So th Huron -,Peter Women's Institute sill be held at the
Dougiae, Jos. Oar 'ing, Wm. Del- - home of Mrs. Qha . Gillespie, Francis
bridge! street, Jan. 27th at 30 p. m. Snbjeots
for discussion: '•F. Yrmation ,of charao-
i some made bread—Tr it, ter in Children" by Mrs, W. S. Link-
F- yR, -- - - - later; "Worrying v .. Cheerfulness" by
Mrs. Alex. Ross. members are request.
ed to attend. Visi ors welcome.
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Are You Going South or West this
Winter?
Now is the time to plan your trip to
California, Mexico, Florida or the Sunny
South. Consult nearest Grand Trunk
Agent regarding low tourist ratee,
PROPERTY FOR
tenth of the town
Victoria end Fra
driving horse and
buggy, nutter, bar
DAVID $'AMILTON.
ALE.-25 acres just
and 2 lots corner
es streets; also a
fresh Milch cow;
els, eto. Apply to
Obristie's Grocery
Pf1ONE 59.
SOMETHING GOOD OOD IN
CHEESE, NEW OR OLD.
out We've neeo intosome m 0 0nesse 0
somewhat above the metal quality.
Cheese with that sometbing about it
that ALL Limns OF GOOD OHEESE
know bit can't desoribe. New do
per ib., old 290 per lb.
425 lbs. Candies Just In
Should have been here first week
Janusry. They're the kind you like
and w'e're selling diem, et Meier
. prides.
Only c 12per ib.
r
Orange Quarters, Butte Stench,
Pine Creams, Cocoa Nut /Staple,
Conversations, Mints, Oarainels,
Diced Nut Caramels, Maple Drops,
Bainbugaand Rests.
LUIZTRA AICDQbFb'>rRS HClIE
_..WANTED.—Any amount choice
Butter.
The Pari =h Club.
The series of minor baseball games
and the draw for t le bowling tonrna,
anent in oonneotio i with the Parish
Club has been ar nged, and parties
who wish to joint a olul3, are requested
to do so as early as oasible. The mem-
bership fee has be placed at $3,00 for
the balance of the eason.
Aeration sale a
Saturday afternoo
Death of G deon Perrte,
Mr. Gideon Perri 3, brother of, Rev.
D. Perris of this to nn, died at Guelph
on Monday after a .engthy illness. De-
ceased was well-kn •wn in athletic oir-
oles and up to a fen- years ago was a
man of very stron physique. He won
many prizes at at etio games in dif-
ferent parts of Oa da. Rev, D. Perrie
Hive store on attended the tuner on Wednesday.
The Jan ry Thaw.
Purchase Residence. The January the came on in dead
Lest week Mr. obt. Beattie parches- earnest on Monday night and Tuesday
ed Mr. W. E. L as' property on the when we had oon iderable rain. The
corner of Patric - and Edward streets mild weather playa the 'mischief with a
This is one of ti e best properties in number of ther ors in 'town. The
Wingham and Mr Beattie has secured a water not being ab'e to get away, owing
nice home. Mr. -Juoaa is returning to to the ioe, backed Iv and caused many a
his farm in Carri.Ir. The transfer was leak, The cold weather on Tuesday
made through Ribie & Omens. night pile a stop to any further trouble.
a
$500,00 worth f swell out glass to
choose from at PATTERSON's jewellery
store.
Turnberry loneer Dead. •
One of tine .old lioneer residents of
Turnberry passed away et Cookeville
on Thursday last, ii the person of Robt.
Yeo, in his 88th ear. Deceased had
resided for long yes
of late had been 1i�
ter, Mrs. T, E. W
The remains were
home and interm
Binevale oemeterj
noon.
AnotiOn. sale of
etc., at Bee Hive
afternoon, oommen
rs in Turnberry and
ng with his dangh-
lker, at Cookeville.
brought to hie old
It was made in the
on Sunday after -
dry .ods, clothing,
e on Saturday
•ing at 2 o'olook.
Railrore4s Blocked. -
The storm of -feet Thursday night and
Friday morning was more severe in
other parte Of C.iterio than it was in
this section. Trine were tied up in
different parts of -be province, but the
London line was be only one in diffi-
culty here. The -oon train from Lon-
don on Friday dic not reach Wingham
Until after six o clock. The storm in
some sections wa as bad on the rail-
roads . for a oho time as the storms
during the winte of 1904,
REMOVAL.
On and after Fe •. 1, • e will be in
bur new office, first , onorth of Post
Office. - -
RITCHIE & CoseNs,
Insurance & Real Estate,
Wingham
m
The hockey n1�
_ Wednesday eveni
well attended and
trouble in defeatin
of 14 to 3, The 0'
ed music during
tlne•n ---Win ha
P� 8
point, Rose; oov
McLean; centre,
Marlette; left win
el—Goal, 2inkha
cover, F. Thomps
son; centre, Burt;
left wing, Zapha
Stratford, The
be played on. T':
week when the b
will be here. T
. winners in the le
be a large atten�
Friday evening.
as' Winners.
Y
tab in the rink on
g of last week was
he local boys had no
Listowel by it score
izens' Band furnish•
the evening. The
-Goal, McGillivray;
r, Johnston; rover,
Elliott; right wing,
Woodley. Listow•
n; Point, H. Roos;
n; rover, 0. Thome-
right wing, D, Roos,
Referee- 4110ton of
t league game will
day evening of this
ye from Palmerston
local boys nook like
no and there should
ante M the game on
50 ots. apiece for 10,000 nakret skins,
also the highest as . rice for Hideo,
Skins and Tallo at the Wingham
Tannery and .Glove Works.
W. D. PRINOLE. .
Brunswick C anges Hands.
This week saw a ranefer in Wingham
hotel property wh Mr. J. E. Swarts
Bold the Brnnawio hotel to Mr. John A,
Pntland, of Kilo dine, who will take
possession on the at of February. 1dr.
Pntland is an eperienoed hotel man,
having been eng,ged in the business for
a number of yeas et Ripley and he will
keep the Brunsys.'s. k up to date in every
particular.
Applications for the position of
Assessor of the 'own of Wingham will
be received by the undersigned up to
6 p. m. on Janu ry 24th,
NON F. GRovEs, Clerk,
Royal carlet Chapter.
The apnea meeting of the Royal
Scarlet Ohapt r was held on Friday,
January 14th The following officers
were eleoted f r the year:—W. 0. in C„
'J. C. Smith; x. 0. in O., J. Glenn; ,0.
Chap., B. So 66; 0. Ser., J. W. Mo -
gibbon; 0. ease F. H. Roderns; C.
H. at A., G. . Tees; C. let L., W.
Guest; C. 2nd „ B. Leary; C. let C.,
A. Franck; 0. 2nd C., S. Thornton;
C.I. H., J. A. loDonald; C. O. H., It.
Rankin,
Oddf Dow Officers.
The followi fig are the officers of
Maitland Lodge I. 0. 0, F. installed by
S, A. Maguire, D. D. G. M., on Thurs.
day evening c_ last week; N. G.,
Wallace Hong ; V. G., John Lamont;
It. S„ John F Groves; F. S„ S. A.
Maguire;, Tree ., H, B. Elliott; Warden,
Peter Deans; O nduotor, J. W. Pearen;
Chap., B. Hin liffe; R, S. N. G., W.J.
De 1l• L.Piper; e S. . G, S R. S. S'.
y, P ,
A, Bell; L. 5, ., J. W. Hewer; I. G.,
J. W. Dodd; . G„ S. Amabnry; It, S.
V. G., R.S. M Gee; L. S. V. G., /M. F.
Murray,
Duction Sales.
Mr. John Pringle, lot 21, con. 9,
Turnberry, will hold an 'notion sale of
farm stook and implements at his prem.
fees on Wednesday, Feb. 2nd. There
will be no reserve, as Mr, Pringle has
rented his farm. Auctioneer John
Purvis will Wield the hammer.
Mr, Aroh. Campbell, of lot 'l, oomes-
tion 2, (lit line) Morrie, will hold An
auction male of horses,cattle and ah
ee
P
on Friday, y , February $th at 1 o'olook
GIItLs WANIE1,--Por Work an power p, In, Mr. Campbell hat a good list of
maohines in knitting mill or on day stook and k making the tale on account
w et, Apply, xis "WArsort LKro go0
Oo, of shortage in feed, R. IL (bridal, Will
wor . lean, Stet* y work and g
Limited, Paris, Ont, be the auctioneer,
Local
The follows
oonneetion wi
b' e, 75
ciente a
EMBER.
ption Figures.
g are the latest figures in
h the recent local option
oonteste in O Galen—Local option was
,carried in '21 towns, 3 villages and 52
townships. 1 -nus 61 licenses were out
off in towns, $6 in villages and 114 in
townships, a total. of 211, out off in 76
places carded. The liquor men won in
8. towns, 8 -"Wages and 10 townships,
The lioensea hue sustained totalled 103
in the 26 ne -nioipalities, as follows: 60
in towns, 15 villages and 28 in town-
ships. But is only accounts for 112
munioipaliti-9 and 814 Licensee, whereas
the;) were
licenses, Ti
the three•fl
mnnioipalith
must be adds
liquor men, t
85 mnniolpi
saved. The.
to be 211 nee
71 ooutests affecting 551
remainder were lost by
ihs clause, That is 69
with 237 licenses, These
i to the wins made by the
►eking a total for them of
ities, with 314 licenses
final result is thus shown
see out off and 340 saved,
Warman --A good wpm
do laundry ironing., A,
Steam Lannd:y.
or - girl to
y at Wingham
Weddi g in Toronto.
The followi g from last Thursday's
Toronto Globrirefera to the marriage ot
a nieoe of the Misses Reynolds of this
town:—"At t= a Church of the Epiph-
any yeeterda; the marriage of Mies
Evelyn•Marsai es Reynolds, daughter of
Ur. and Mrs. J. R, Reynolds, to Mr.
Frank Adenin s.. C+ yells Vas ecl-eism-
ized by the 'rev. -Canon Bryan. Mr
Frank Converse Smith played a violin
solo with the reap, The bride, given
away by her other, wore a dress of
oream duchess satin with garniture
of ailk•embroi red net, tulle veil and
orange blossom wreath, and parried a
shower of lila a and orchids. Miss
Mabel MarsaileenBnffalo), a cousin, was
maidof honor;- Miss Mabel Scroggie,
bridesmaid, in dresses alike of gold.
colored eolienn de sole, black velvet
hats and white .bouquets. Mr. Charles
Coryell was beet man; Mr. Robin Reyn-
olds and Mr. falter Coryell, ushers.
A reoeption wa - held at the home of the
bride in Starr t venue, where the rooms
were decorated in pink and white. Mr.
and Mrs. Corye 1left for the south, the
g oing away dries being of dark green,
with toque to rrrfitoh, and blank furs."
WANTED. --A good smart boy to learn
the printing business; also a girl to
learn type setting. Apply at Tisnts
office.
Value of dvertising.
A Toronto retai firm of advertisers
reports that ono day they received
through the mail fifteen hundred dol-
lars' worth of ord ,re for purses. The
non -advertising bucnese man will hard-
ly credit such a at ,cement. Ile knows
nothing of such Lmsiness. Why? He
has not cultivated a. daily acquaintance-
ship with the pub io. Many of these
buyers live hundre.i of miles from the
city of Toronto. These readers grad-
ually grow to feel an interest in and a
positive friendship for the firms whioh
address themdal y. Of course the
more attractive al d dignified the ad-
dress the more like y is the public 6o be
impressed. Result - such as reported
above cannot be ac- ieved by careless or
spasmodic adverts ng. The firm must
its if in the onfid noe
have establishedt c e
v
of the readers, and this can only be
done by patient area honest work. The
above is from a :eaent issue of the
Toronto Globe. ".late Timms man was in
a neighboring city s few weeks ago and
galled at a book and stationery store,
when the propriet r said:—"Look here.
Elliott," and watt' shown Several letters
from 'Wingham residents, enclosing
money for book they were ordering.
Said the book a ore man, "It pays to
adversise." The -0 Baine books donld
have, no doub , been putohased in
Winghani, but aur townspeople wore
not dware of the not. Another example
of the valve of .dvertising was shown
last Week, Mr, ?G, TLucas placed the
selling of his pr 3perty with iiltohie &
Cogens, A sma looal in the Witnts let
people know th property wad for gale
a ohade m form lett k
and b r wt* d*eek.
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CHURCH NOTES,
The annual con regational meeting of
S,t �,ndrewaPrt*byteian Church
will
be bald next Mont ay evening, when the
annual reports fre m the. Ohnroh organ-
izations will be pr :aented and new man-
agers eleoted, k efreshments will be
served. All mem .ars and adherents are
invited to attend '
Rev. Dr. Walter, who has been the
parish priest of Ye Catholic Ohlroleat
Walkerton dnrin ; the last two years,
has been asked ,y Bishop Dowling to
take charge oft. Mary's parish, in
Hamilton, The Bishop intends to open
a Catholic colleen in Hamilton at as
early date. Dr. Walter will be preen
dent of the colleg-:.
Rev. Father Cummings, pastor of St.
Mary's Cathalio Ohuroh in Brantford
for the past 12 yeere, is leaving shortly
to assume charge of the Catholic Church
at Walkerton. Lei has been very popu-
lar at Brantford, and is highly regarded
as a scholar and pulpit orator of great
ability. In eduostional matters he had
also been aotive,awing been chairman
of the separate e4hool board for a num-
ber of years,
Farm Lanus and Stocks.
A report issued by the census and
Statistics Office t r•day shows that the,
average value of c:oupied farm land in
the Dominion is $38.60 as compared
with $35.70 last year, and that the aver-
age wages for o impetent native-born
farm and domesti help during the sum-
mer season is $ 3 69 per month for
males and $11 08 f r females, exoluaive
of board, and per ear $216 for males
and $116 for females. Wages for im-
migrant help are so newhat lower, The
average valve of bard per month is
planed at $10 for int les and $8 for fe.
males. The total ve lue of farm animals
in June was $558,100,000, as against
$531,000,00C in 19CE. The value of
horses is put dow m at $278,759,000,
Milch cows at $103,6 11,000, other horned
cattle at $126,326,000 swine at $84,368,-
000, and sheep at $5, :5,000.
BIG BARGAINS in
heavy Ruobers,
qualities, in lace
and cheapest,
en' and toy's
raok and gum
tickle. The best
W. J. GREER
Temperance and oral Reform.
The Temperance ani Moral Reform
Association of Wingh an, met in the
0. 0. F. hall on Jan. _0th. Mr. A. E.
Lloyd, president, in t e chair. After
receiving verbal ropers from the ward
chairmen on the loot* option vote, the
election of officers ok place.—A. E.
Lloyd, president; B Scott, vioe-prest-
dent; A Casale, tr as.; J. F. Groves,
seo'y. The meetin throughout was
very optimistic rega ding future work
in the diatruotion of the bar room, the
speakers generally b lug of the opinion
that the town made splendid showing,
having a majorit vote against the
mighty power of th p "Trade" interests.
It was proposed ,o memorialize the
Ontario Goverment in consequence of
the vote to reduce tee number of licen-
ses it Wingham, and also the fact that
our population doe i not warrant five
bar rooms.—Com,
Death of M . Henderson.
There passed aw y on Tuesday morn-
ing at the home f her son, Mr. W. J.
Henderson, at t e Junction, Ellen
Murphy, reliot f the late William
Henderson, in he 75th year. The de-
ceased had a sllgl t stroke of paralysis
some eighteen mo ithe ago and had been
in feeble health -:ince that time. Mrs.
Henderson was torn near Laekerbie,
Dumfriesshire, Scetland, and oame with
her parents to this country fifty-two
years ago, settli g first in Drumbo,
where two yea were spent. The _
Morristownship
family then move to t w nship
and the enbject o this sketch married
the late Mr. H ndersbn forty-eight
years ago, thus sp reeling that number
of years oh the one ran. Her husband
passed awayfiftaa years ago
last De.
cember. In the earl days the deceased
was a member of th Binevale Presby.
torten Oheroh, bat or a number of
yearn had been a m tuber of St. An;
drewis Ohnrbh of this own. She was a
woman held in high es eern in the nom.
inanity and had lived nee this section
Of the country convert from the forest
into fine farms. Her death remote2
another of the few re wining pioneers
of this Vection, She I survived by a
family of two sena and our daughters,
viz: —Thos. M. and W J, Henderson,
of Morrie; Mrs. Jae, aunt, Toronto;
Mrs. Geo. Pepper, Petro ; Mrs. Richard
Miller, Jamestown; 1111 A. "Thee. Small,
All the m alb ran et the
Li to et, A e
sw
family are home for th funeral, which
takes place this (Thu day) afternoon
M 8 o'elook from her to home tb the
Wingham cemetery.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
SAM SMALL IN. WINGHAM.
Sam m Smallthe w i1. nownevangel.,
n ei
,
ist, will deliver an address in the Wing -
ham opera house on. Fridav evening of
this week, tinder the auspices of the
Young Men's Biba Olaee of the Metho,
dist Church, Mr Small ie one of the
beet speakers of the continent and
people of this die riot sbonld hear him,
There will be a a ver colleotion at the
door to defray ex enses, The Toronto
Mail and Empire t t recent date says of
Mr. Small;
"Rev.. Sam. W Small, the famous
s ontbern evangel' it, journalist, author
and Ieoturer, delivered his address on
His Majesty The Devil' in the Princess
Theatre, vVhen 1_andredswere turned
away unable to g in admire**. Just a
line or two about
be easy to fill thi
words of commaz
admirere (and the
remember his bi
scriptural truth w'
the late. Sam Jo
Got •.6, to eondn
paign of 1886.
apostle, might b
menta paid hi
this man. It would
whole eeotiets with
dation from Toronto
name is legion) who
illiant expositions of
len he came here with
es, hie father in the
that memorable cam -
Any man, even an
proud of the oomplt-
at the close of his ad-
dress last Sued night` by men who
would nos be o insidered in any sense
social reformers ter advocates of exaoting
prohibitory legislation. But is there
any necessity to quote loeal testimony
where be is so wall and favorably known
when the great metropolitan and cos-
mopolitan papers lof the English speak-
ing world have rooleimed with clarion
notes his abilities and the power of his
oratorioal logia? . When the New York
Herald speaks if Mw as 'a magnetio
master of assemblies', and the Boston
Herald, as 'the moat gifted orator the
south has ever sent this way', and the
Washington Pos ; writes 'there are not
half a dozen mei in the country who
are equal to Mm in popular power as a
public speaker', and the Philadelphia
Press -'Mr. Small's address last night
was superb in al!
esempie of rare
and the Cinoinn
emotional orator
generation'—to:
time songsters bin
Tribnne, the Dal
Indianapolis Star,
The Des Moines)
its parts, a graceful
and refined oratory,'
tri Inquirer "Ile is an
�f the first rank in this
hloh a ohorne of old
ng them the Ohioago
reit Free Press, the
he• New York World
Register and Leader,
the St. Louis Glo ie-Demoorat, the Kan-
sas City Star, chant the refrain. There
need be no questi in in less trained and
critical minds se et his ability and power
as a speaker. Se n Small was educated
by private tutus, then in the best
schools in New Orleans, and finally
graduated with hi Ih honors from Emory
and henry Ooll: •e in Virginia. He
holds the Literary, degrees of A. B. and
A. M. from his Alma Mater, Ph. D.
from Taylor Univ 3rsity, and D. D. from
the Ohio Normal University. He is a
trained journalist, serving many years
as editor of leadinsouthern newspapers
principally with \he noted "Atlanta
Constitution" in every capacity from
police reporter to le tiding editorial writ-
er."
IDELGwAVE.
Oatmeal exchange
R. Howson, Wingh
Another of the ea
section passed to hi
day last, when the d
rather suddenly to
of the township of
Mr. Clark, who was
a native of County o
quite young eettied
family in the townshi
he resided until ebon,
when he sought ret'
active duties of farm
this village to resid
not been in good hen
hetae able t
w o be ab
a few days before hi
due to peritonitis.
Of Morris township f
In religion he was a
politics he was a 0
many exoelle t quali
heart won for him the
ot a large number of
demise' is Mcleod a lase
ity. He is survived by
son, Stanley, of Roche
for oats. FRANC
m. .
ly settlers of this
reward on Satnr-
:: th summons oame
ilium Clark, clerk
Morrie. The late
red 64 years, was
Leeds, and when
with his father's
of Morrie where
w e
three years ago;
ement from the -
life, and came to
. Mr. Clark had
h for some time,
at s usual until
anal
death, which was
e had been clerk
the past 33 years.
ethodiat, and in
nservative. His
let of head
and
spoof and esteem Our Great Clearance
friends, and his
,
e
HIGH SO WI- NOTES.
SY H.
The Literary
e i
a1 d
4d
u 0
a . .cess
t
being quite so rote:
times. The prrnci
grain was "stun
were excellently r
era, Mr, Robt.
worthy secretary
the feot•Iighta
"Feminine oharao
Which always lend
arse was read by
showed what az
journalists we hay
We are please
faithful janitor, ll
ing.
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r
REor. t .
p
fast Fridey welt it
e obaitman'a address
Wing es in previoup
al item on s ie pro-
p speeohee" which
uderei by the epeak-
lbraiih brought sur
oonepiouot.siy before
n hie speeoh on.
r." The "jeering"
charm to the Liter.
r• F. Gillespie, and
emolent staff of
•
to report that our
r• B. Kerr, is improv -
The open air ri kbas been very much
enjoyed by all, _ho indulge in the ex-
hilarating , spor - of .skating. The
pleasure of sket ng bas only been ex-
ceeded by the any of playing hookey.
Many of the ioye, of course, play
hookey, but mo a surprising than this,
and greatly to ,he displeasure of the
boys, in fact to ell the males, who play
hookey, the gii s have organized two
hookey teams, t e captains being Misses
R. Campbell d G. Kennedy. The
girls played for e first time last Satur-
day afternoon, hen a keenly contested
game took plao resulting in the score
2-0. W. R S. girls have a very poor
opinion of W. - . S. boys, when the
latter have the r ,' five times as long as
the girls to p1 y hookey. The girls
would like very non if°the boys would
cattle their medic 1 bill by giving Wed.
-nesday after echo d to the hookey girls.-'
Sad to relate Mr. Finlay Reid and Mr.
Ernest Hinsoliffa ;nth contracted severe
injuries while *lying hookey. Pos.
sibly the boys net 3 extra time to preen
tiee without "reneging", as the girls
never do this. -
STOCK -TAKING SALE.
All hardware and stoves at coat for
twenty days from Friday, Jae. 14Th.
A YOUNG.
EFFORTS APPRECIATED.
To the Editor of t e TIMES:
Dear Sir,—The eoent sooiel given by
the, A. Y. P. A. of St. Paul's Church
was a feeble ex :ression of their ap.
preoiation of Re Mr. Boyle's work
among the young teopie during the two
and a half year. , which he spent in
Wingham. Whit Rentor he took such
a deep interest in he work of the A. Y.
P. A , that he eLleared himself to the
entire membersh-e. Among the many
inatanoes of his la •ge-hearted generosity -
mention tbould 1.t made of the instal-
lation in the ohacel of the eleotrolier,
which he gave to the church on behalf
of the A. Y. P. A. shortly before he left
Wingham, and of his donation of two
hundred dollars 69 the Mills' Memorial
Hall. i
Yours v y truly,
A MEMBER o THE CONGREGATION,
Money Saeed Here
There is a best time to buy Shoes,
that time RIGHT and ha z •s GH NOW .
o the oommun-
his widow, one
et', N. Y , and
seven danghtere, Mrs. tegeson,of Good.
land, Man.; Rose and 3mma, of Was-
kada, Man.; Elsie, Ger. rude, Laura and
Grebe, at home; two br..thers and three
Mame also Survive;•- Thomas, on the
Homestead; F3enry, of Tnrtage la Prairie
Man.; Mrs. Forbes, ingham; Mrs.
Rost. Geddes and Mrs, ea, Thynne, of
Morris. The funeral took place on
Monday to the Blyth o etery, 6etvicea
being conducted by He
fi I rave and ROI`
of e v
g .
BA.Y R. b. of Rply
Of deceased. The nub
of the community go
reeved family,
Mr. Ferguson,
+:;). W. Rivera,
a fetter pastor
nutted sympathy
out to the be- W. J. GREEK
Is Now On I
Sale
We hold these sales but twice a.
year between seasons.._.. when we
want to close out one season's stOelt
before the next arrives— and it is
always
THE REST TIME TO BUY SHOES
Lvery Shoe goes into this Sale -
Shoes for everybody ••-4 nothing re.
served.
We have not room to enumerate
styles and prices here, but -eoliie alld
secure your size. Don't delay --W
come r
at case .