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WINGRAM, ONTARIO, TGURSDAY.. FEBRUARY 241 1910.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Pyrog.rapliic
OUTFITS AND SUPPLIES
35% 35% 3$%
Discomfit for 30 Days
Pyrographiq Outfit No. 1. reg.
$2 00, sale price., $1.30
Pyrographic Outfit No. 2 reg.
$3 00, sale price., , $2.20
Panels, Trays, Boxes,
Tie Holders, Frames, etc.
Regular $1.25 each, sale price .8
100 •" ' .65
" ,60 +' .33
,40 " " .26
„ .25 t „ ,. .17
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUWD1ST
Macdonald Block, Wingham,
t
1
FATHER !
MOTHER -!
A Business Education is the
greatest legacy you can leave
your children. We get down
to the bed - rock foundation of
living business science, and as.
sist worthy graduates to the
choice positions.
Enter any day. Individual
instructic•n, .Home study
courses in Senior Teachers
Matriculation and Commercial
subjects. Send for particulars.
Affiliated with Commercial.
Educators' Association of Can-
ada.
Easter Term Opens
March ' 29.
Write for particulars,
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GED, S1'OTTON, Principal
1
Are You Going West?
Western Canada passengers appreciate
more and more the many advantages
afforded them when travelling via the
Grand Trnnk Railway service, over
double track line almost all the wav to
Chicago. Ohotoe of routeo from there
west, passing through principal cities of
Canada and United States, Good farm.
ing land, everywhere in evidence, there.
Yore making pleasant what might other-
wise be a long, tedione and monotonous
trip. Call on any Grand "'Trunk Agent
for further particulars, regarding tickets,
routes, etc.
When man marries he fully intends to
be No.1 in the family, but often the per-
iod drops out and be lapses into no one.
ChrIsIie's Grocery
PIIONE b9.
10c Liquid
Ammonia 10c
SOFTENS WATER. AND LIFTS ni1tT
If you'be never used it you
are missing something that makes
work easy. For wbatever pur-
pose you use water. So Likewise
can Liquid Ammonia. Per
bottle 10e,
inommoimiromentaimmilm
3 tins Aylmer Tomatoes
or Corn 25e.
The Kandy Kid
The biggest and best 5e worth
of Ws quality on the market.
SI1perb eating. It's good Gandy.
There's a prize in each padkage.
Se per package,
Sena along your Tea and
Coffee '-ff Orders
0 e
Bright, intelligent boy wanted,, to,
learn the grocery busllieile.
GUT FLOWERS
AND
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM 4 SON
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Huron Promot on Examinations.
The uniform pr
for the public
begin on March
should notify th
the number of
classes II, III an
ordered in tim
teacher's address
motion examinations
oboola of Huron will
22nd, 1910. Teaehere
rinapeotor at once of
papers required for
IV. These papers if
will be sent to the
efore Match + •h,
TeuNIreand VALIS he beat kind
. J. GREER,
and at lowest prices.
He Plea
John Halter, al
Waterloo County,
Wingham, char
under false preten
from the Oansdia
at Walkerton, p
Judge Bartlett,
three years in Ki
d Guilty.
as Otto Webber, of
ho was arrested at
d with obtaining,
es, the sum of $500
Bank of Commerce
aded guilty before
d was sentenced to
aton penitentiary.
Dog By
A special meeti
oil was held on
last week with all
when By-law No.
from running at
unless properly
three readings an
been very little tr
carrying out the 1
wearing muzzles.
aw Passed.
g of the Town Conn.
edneeday evening of
the mentbere present,
01, prohibiting doge
large in Wingham,
uzzled, was given
passed. There has
ble in Wingham in
w and all doge are
BOY WANTED. — To learn tailoring,
apply to R. MAXWELL,
The Beilharz
The last concert..
Coarse under the sue
minter Guild, the
era will be given in t
the.evening of Mar
Mre. Beilharz giv
artistic entertainm
consists of Impora
Readings, Iuatrn
Music. Admission
seats 35 Dente, Pla
bon'a drug store.
Entertainers.
of the Lygoum
ices of the West-
eilharz Entertain.
e Opera Rona' .n
h 916. , and
a p :a:.nt and
nt. • e program
ations, Duolegnee,
ental and Vocal
26 cents; reserved
of hall at MoKib.
Home made bread—Try it,
FRANK R. HOWSON,
Curling Sco
Last week in rep
curling between W.
ham rinks we mad
score. R, Black s
from D. L Dineleys
11 to 10, and Mayor
rink won from Geo
rink by a moos of 1
two Wingham rink
assure our Wroxet
error was not made
wish to be fair. Vf
Wroxeter players cc
when the return gar
e Correction,
rting the game of
oxeter and Wing -
an error in the
roxeter rink won
s Wingham riuk oy
Holmes Wingham
Town's Wroxeter
to 6, leaving the
10 up. We can
r friends that the
ntentionally as we
e hope to see the
e out in the lead
e is played.
BIG BARGAINS in4Men's ` and Boy'a
heavy Robbers, Kant Kraok and gum
qualities, in' lace and buckle. The beat
and cheapest. • W. J. GREER.
Aucti n Sales.
Mr, Alex. N. L ehman, lot 32, conces-
sion 9, East Wavy nosh will hold an un-
reserved auction ale of farm stock and
implements on T eaday, March lat, at
1 o'clock p. m, here is a good list of
stook and imple ante and everything
is to be sold as . Leiebman has rented
hie term. John urvie, ailotioneer,
Mr. Edward H 'nee, of lot 42, con. 13,
East Wawanoeh one mile south of
Wingham, havin sold hia farm will
held an nnre,ery d Miction sale of farm
stook and impl ants on Wednesday,
March 2nd,!eo enoing at 1,30 o'clook
p. m, John Pu vie, anotioneer,
Mr. Wm. 11. Densmore of lots 30 and
31, con. 6, Etat Wawanoah, will hold an
unreserved unction sale Of farm stook
and implements, an Wednesday, March
Oth. Everything is to be sold as the
proprietor it giving up farming. John
Parris will;be the auctioneer.
Reduced One -Way Seeetid Class.
Colonist Rias
to California, Etush Ooinmbia, Mexico,
Oregon, Wash on, eto., via Grand
Trunk Minas y stem M'
March lbs to
April,llith, inoltirive. Fall information
from Grand 'Trunk Agents, or address
d'. D. McDonald, D. P. A., G. T. Ry.,
Toronto, Oat.
Read Willis 8t Ce,'s adv, on page 8.
High School H
Oa Friday eveni
hockey matob will b
ham rink, betwee
Sebool team and the
Play will oommenoe
and there will be shat
The teams are very'
and an interesting
Admission, 25o. and 1
ckey Match.
of this week a
played iu Wing -
the tool High
Teeswater
ae
en.
v
harp at 8 o'clook,
ng after the game.
evenly matched,
me is expected.
o.
BOY WANTED.—B
boy to learn grocery b1
O HRISTIE,
1111 intelligent
nese. J. RENRY
Make Ana her Guess.
After March let ietowel will have an
all night electric 1 ht service. Wing.
ham and a few oth of those half light-
ed towns should get in the band wagon.
Own your own eleo io light plant and
make life worth livi g with an all night
service. — linoardi e Reporter. Our
friend, Mr. Hunt , Is not very well
posted when he ala es Wingham as a
"half lighted town.' Winghamitea have
been enjoying au all-night lighting
service for two ye ra. Make another
guess.
50 ole. apiece for 10,000 Muskrat skins,
also the higheat oath price tor Hides,
Skins and Tallow at the Wingham
Tannery and. Glove Works.
W. D. PRINGLE.
Bad Roads in Turnberry.
A Tnrnberry oo • eapondent writes to
the TIMES as folio s:—"Hat the Turn.
berry Council fal .n asleep or have its
members gone into ••inter quarters with
the bear on the let .f February for six
weeke? There is •ot a sideroad open
across Turnberry, n hes there been for
nearly two months. The Reeve, instead
of doing his duty in acing the sideroad
opened from his •lace to BIuevate,
walked over the ano • banes to the Conn-
roil meeting. Fifty y are ago, when the
whole of Turnberry could have been
bought with little m
erty of the ,present
better roads than
the Council of Turn
the roads cannot be
person wishing to go
to Gienannan, a diet
will not have to driv
re than the prop-
eeve, there were
have today, Is
erry so poor that
paned np,eo that a
from Glenfarrow
nee of 2e,l, miles,
10 miles?"
Death of Turn
There passed awe
Wednesday of last
pioneers of the Tow
in the person of An
the late Robert Has
year. Mre, Hastings
health for some mon
husband she settled i
early days and heipe
lands. Some twent
retired from the far
Wingham, living her
Mr. Hastings, when d
Lucknow. Mrs. Has
byterian in religion
deep intermit in Maur
her health permitte
Hastings, of New Lisk
was here for the fune
were brongt from L
afternoon, lettermen
family plot in Win
rry Pioneer.
in Luoknow on
eek, one of the
hip of Turnberry
Hunter, relict of
nge, in her 91st
had been in poor
a. With her late
Tnrnberryin the
to olear the bush.
years ago they
and moved to
until the death of
oeateemoved to
inns was a Pres•
ad had taken a
work se long as
Mr. R. W.
and is a son and
al, The remains
know on Friday
being fnade in the
am cemetery.
Death of ohn Geddes.
The early pion era of this section are
fast passing awe and this week we re-
oord the death of : nether of the .worthy
pioneers of Morri: townehip,a in the per-
son of John Gedd::, who passed away on
Sunday last et the home of hie son -in.
law, Mr. Harry Di .. ent, Bluevale road,
after an illness tending over some
weeks, Mr, Gedde : Was born in Lanark
County, his parent having come from
She Snaws, Scotia • d. Some fifty five
years ago, in oomph : y with twobrOthers,
David and William c eddea, who recent*
ly passed away, , e came to Morris
township ,nand seal: , on the 3rd line,
Here he cleared t e land and went
through all the ha dahips incident to
pioneer life and eisa :d one of the beat
farms in the townab p. His wife died
some twentyfive y::rs ago and some
ten or twelve years + o he left the farm
and has Since made a home with his
ohildren, Mr. Geddewas a man who
had a very large oh, 0 of friends and
was alwayr held in hi h esteem in the
community, tie had •r years been a
member of the Presby :Tian Charoh and
wad one of the old, line Liberals in
politics. Font ding . term and one son
survive, vita Mr:, Samuel Lennox,
Detroit; Mre. Ge. Lenten, Calgary;
Mrs. Martin Ferro , Oollingwood; Mre,
Henry Diluent, Turnberry; David
Geddes, Toronto. One son, Win. J.
dn
Geddes end Dna :lighter, Mrs. Thigh
McLean, passed , ay tome years ego,
The fnteral . . k place on Tnerday
afternoon 10 the Menlo cemetery.
A Canadian Club.
There is a move bei ; made iu Wing.
hamo have° d
t a aua is Cab organized
-z a
1 t
d
R
in the town, with a Tie to having tome
of Canada's leading op akera visit the
town and deliver addre sea, This is a
move in the right direo on and we hope
ton ha
sop vvi g m have a lve, np to•date
O4nadian Club.
$500,00 worth • of swell out glace to
choose from at PATTERSON'S jewellery
store,
Property Tr
On Tuesday of tbia
Merkley sold his.farra
Mr. Ohas, J, Rintoul,
nosh, In the deal Mr
over Mr, Rintonl's til
town and his new three
transfer was trade 1
Ritchie & Connie Tht
the farm was $6,700
intends moving hia fan
he will go to the Wein
months,
nsfers.
week Mr. Ezra
n Turnberry to
tf East Wawa•
Merkley takes
oppieg mill in
ing outfit. This
rough Messrs.
price paid for
Mr, Markley
y to town and
or the enmmer
RooMs To LE7r.—Eepeoially suitable
for dress maker shop. Apply to R.
Deaxweete
Sunday Night
The barn on the;farm o
Walker, in East Wawan.
pietely destroyed by fl
evening. Mr. Immo W
farm rented, and the hire
ing the chorea on Sunday
lantern on a beam while
some hay, the lantern fell
place was in flames. T
cattle were saved, but Mr
his fowl, implements, an
machine There was a a
on the building and cents
father and sop will be at
It is very unfortunate t
stabling a000mmodation
the year.
ire.
Mr. globate
eh, was com-
e on Sunday
Iter had the
man, in do.
yelling, set a
acting down
and soon the
e home and
Walker loot
a threshing
all insurance
to, but both
a heavy loss
be without
this season of
RUBBERS!
They s.tve y
e Saye you money.
health. Bay here,
' W. J. GREER.
Sudden Death a
The relatives and fr
lien Powell of Binb
Tnrnberry, heard wi
sudden death on
week, while on a visit
ter in St: Thomas. T
for tome ten or twol
marriage in Turnberr
moved to Ashfield tw
residing in that to
years. Five years a
Binbrook. The bere
have the sympathy o
their sudden afflict
took plane at St Tho
and was attended b
oe town and Mr. Pau
berry.
St. Thomas.
ends of Mrs. Wil-
ook, formerly of
regret of her
dnesday of last
with her daugh-
e deceased lived
years after her
, and the family
ty•five years ago,
ship for twenty
o they moved to
ed relatives will
the community in
u. The funeral
as on Friday last
Mise P. Powell,
Powell, ,of Turn:
FARM eon SALE,
Township of Turn
Winghem; good bri
barn 44x60 with o
good repair. Term
to R VANSTONE,
Wingham
A rink of Tee
Tuesday afternoo
Wingham and pl
games with looal ri
score was as folio
Teeawater
F. Ballagh
John McDonald
Hugh McDonald
J. Farquharaon,ak
In the evening
rink won from the
Teeawater
F. Ballagh
John McDonald
Hugh McDonald
J. li`argtlbsrson,sk
100 sores in the
eery, 4 miles from
k hottee and frame
moat stable, all in
reasonable. Apply
ngham.
criers Win.
water curlers epent
and evening in
yed two friendly
ka. The afternoon
s:—
Wingham
0. Mitchell
J. T. Scott
D. Fortune
F. Paterson, ek.12
another Wingham
isitors as follows:
Wingham
0, Kneohte'
E. Armour
G. E. Manners
J. W. Pearen,ek 9
Board of T
On Tneeday eve
Iargely attended
of Ttade was held
ber. The Preside
opening remark,
work he had perao
to induce men wh
to the Iodation of; i
a revival of Credo
Wingham should '
let all the good thi
towns while we
peaoefnlly. Th
enthnsiaetio and
reed to deal with
tars and report at
Tuesday evening,
Every citizen whe
with the interests
eordiatlyy invited.
ade Meeting.
ing of this week, a
eting of the Board
n the Council Chem -
t, R. Clegg, in his
briefly outlined the
ally done in striving
were prospecting as
dietatries. Now that
d set in he thought
et busy" and not
go go to wide-awake
ontinne to slumber
meeting was very
ommittees were for•
any important mat -
he beat meeting, on
arch 1st, ht 8 o'elook,
er or nota member,
the h wn at heart, is
Kingys for all Inds Choice seeds-•
Alsike and L Berne Clover*, TIM.
othy, etc
MAITLAND
PRESBYTERY.
A special meati
tery was held in
Mee
A hearty and
presented from Vic
to, in favor of Rev,
of Lnckno Stro
Lucknow.
Toronto and Lnoknc
against the tranoleti
respectively, Mr. 1
accept the call and
granted.
A very hearty t
from St. Paul's 01
favor of Rey. W,
l.{luevale, was pres
Webster, of Anaaet
up by a strong depu
The Eluevaie and
strongly urged to
West's remaining i
they haying added
Mr. West left the o
the Presbytery
agreed that he set
Bluevale oharge.
An unenimoua
J. S. Hardy, of L'
field congregation
Hardie, acoompau
guarantee of $1,0
10 acre glebe. Th
place on March 2u
Kinlough, Bery
extended a heart
Matheaoe, offeri
manse and glebe.
take plane at Kinl
2 P. m.
of Maitland Preeby-
inghem on the 17tb
nantmout pall was
oria Church, Toroa-
D T. L. MoKerroll,
g deputations from
w, pleaded for and
a of Mr. MoKerroll
oEerroll deoide.1 to
is translation was
nd unanimous call
�uroh, Darluke, in
. West, M. A„ of
nted by Rev. Mr,
, who was backed
tion from Carluke.
Bodies deputation
necessity of Mr.
his present charge,
$100 to the stipend.
11 to be decided by
Mott unanimously
tad rerciain in the
11 in favor of Rev.
towel, by the Ash•
as accepted by Mr.
ing the call was a
0 salary and use of
induction is to take
et 2 p. m.
and Riverdale have
nail to Rev. Peter
$1,000 and use of
The induction is to
ugh on March 3rd at
W. J. WEST, clerk.
Undergr
Representative
Railway were in
this week with r
ground subway
crossing, Myor
these gentlemen
better proteotion
crossing, The
muted to visit Wi
and take measure
subway .could be
and Subway.
of the Grand Trunk
own on Tuesday of
erence to the under -
the Josephine street
olmes pointed out to
e nee:malty of having
on our front street
representativee pro.
gham in early spring
ants so that cost of
oared out.
CLEARING S,tLE—Men's Rubbers, 65
oents; Women's Rubbers, 45 cents e
pair. W. J. GREER
Life of Abr ham Lincoln.
Mr, Geo. Spotto of town attended
the annual tea me ting 10 the Vader.
wood Presbyterian Church and deliver-
ed an address, Th Kincardine Report-
er in reporting says: - "Mr. Spotton's
address on the "Li e of Abraham Lin-
coln" was excellen,•and the entire aim
seethed to be to poi • t out that nothing
was impossible to t • e young man on the
farm if he fled the .luck and endurance
to persevere. Mr, Spotter' is en enter.
taining talker wit• a fund of anoodote
and bright material, fall of interest
Ile held his heare closely throughout
his exceIIent addre
5.,,
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It is published at 25
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or may be had from
Accidents
Industrial awl
individual work p
the month of Jan
ed to the deparme
87 wets fatal, and
Wailes. In additi
was reported nein
to the beginning of
tion not having be
deparinent before J
The disasters of
more than one fatal
ment and nook of
Railway train at 5
Webbwood Ont.,
over 40 lives, amo
railway employes
travelers, and the
bear Port Milford
Of a tree.
uring January.
Sala occurring to 227
ople in Oanada during
ary, 1910 were report.
t of labor. Of these,
84 remitted in teridne
n, one fatal accident
ing taken plane prior
he month, informs-
n received by the
unary, 1910.
he month involving
ty, were the derail -
e Cianedian Pe ifio
apish River, near
volving the loss of
g Whines were five
fid two uomineroial
illing of two loggers
dnt,, by the falling
Xing's for all kinds Choke Seeds—
Alsilie and LtiCerne Clover* TIs-
othy, eta.
HIGH: S Qct- NOTES,
By H. Reporter,
The High Soho 1 students have decid-
ed to hold .a oern vel on the school. rink,
Friday night, Me oh the fourth, Prima
ill wbaa awarded dad i
as the best fancy,
oomio, CAnadian National (Canadian
excluded), and a =o for winning in var.
ions ratios. T • ese competitions are
open only to stu ants, who are at pres-
ent attending t ' e High Sohool. After
the judging le o er lunch will be served
in our apaoio • : amenably hall. The
members of the ; igh school Board, their
wives and all : x•students are cordially
invited to be p (sent.
Several Hig. School boys visited the
neighboring to , u of Teeswater last Fri.
day for the p rpoee of indulging in a
friendly game f hookey. Sad to relate
our boys met ' ith defeat, the score be-
ing 5-1 in fa • or of Teeswater. The
line-np was as 'ollows: Wingham—Mo-
Ewen, Wilson F. McLean, 0. McLean,
Lloyd, Moffatt Gallagher, Teeswater---
Keith, Frame , Holmes, Malloagh,
Friendship, F: guson, Arsoott.
Mies Este oung's latest novel is
entitled, "My 'int Ride in as Air Ship."
In thio intone: y interesting story Miss
Young tells h. w she left Vanoonver one
brightmornin: , and after visiting china,
London, Paris New York, Ruffalo and
Toronto, seri d in Wingham about
midnight—ma: tog the entire Hight in
about sixteen ours.
It is with ex reme sorrow we have this
week, to rel: to the indisposition of
several Form II scholars. We hope
such will not b : the case in Form III on
Wednesday, a -en an Oriental History
examination is n the time table; though
several have no as yet recovered irom
the Algebra ex. Monday, February
the twenty first
A return ge.'e of hockey between
Teeswater and ", H. S. will be played
on the town rin :., Friday evening, Feb-
ruary the twent • -fifth. The game will
be called at eig + t o'clock sharp, and
there will be an +oar's skating after the
game. Everyb.dy come and cheer
W. H S. boys t• victory.
WINGH
Lucknow and
Defeated
Two inter
Northern . L
played durin
wbioh Wing
out victorion
Last Thais
met on home
the visitors.
well -played
there was n
result, The
favor of Wing
10 —6, the loo
W. Hearn, Str
the line-up wa
Laoknow
McQuaid , ....
Keith
McDonald ... ,
Horn
Roberts
Batley
Johnston
ALL THE WAY
Listowel Hockey Teams
by the Local Seven.
ting and well contested
Rue hockey games were
the past week, in both of
am team figured, and•eame
ay evening the locals were
e,the Lucknow team being
The game was feat and
rom start to finish, but
er any doubt as to the
if -time score was 6 —2 in
am, and the game ended
e being still iu the lead
tford, was referee, and
as folio ws:—
Winghatn
goal ...D. McGillivray
.point., .Rose
.Dover, . .J McGillivray
On Tuesday e
Wingham team
100 supporters
went to Liatow
played a feet an
with the team o
a sabre of 8 to 4.
riston at elle la
(Friday) evening,
that game will tie
for the champion
.rover Johnston
centre .Merlete
left wing McLean
right wing Elliott
ening of this week the
accompanied by about
nd the Citizens' Band,
by special train, and
somewhat rough game
that town, winning by
Wingham playa Hata
er place, tomorrow
and the winning of
them with Mt Forest
ip of the league.
Golden Busin ss Opportunities.
The Grand Tr • tilt Rahway System
has recently inane an attractive booklet
on the "Golden 1: redness Opportnnitiea
fn Canada." dealt g more particularly
with the edvantag:s offered in the West
ern Provinoeg t0 he man or woman
with limited oe. tal but unlimited
ambitions. The i, formation continued
in the pamphlet ha: been obtained from
the records of the Dominion and Ptovin-
Dial Governments and other reliable
sources, and may therefore be accepted
as aeonrate. The 'construction of the
Grand Trunk Pacific is opening np e
vast new country, nd those who grasp
the golden opportn ity first are the ones
Who in all probab lity will reap the
greatest benefit and tis to the ambitious
and progressive wh desire to make their
mark in the world hat the liamphlet is
addressed. A god reap of Canada is
also given ehowi g the Grand Trunk
lines ind the Gr d Trunk Pebble.
--Mrs. Chas, It
E. . Ra#ser, f+
end who was w
Our readers, pee
in Oergillt On fin
�sling, a sister of Mrs.
Wetly of Wingham,
I1'kn of
Own t0 ninny
d away- et her home
day labs,
ERIN G t, BRACH,
The deerat
Q he mo nka i
n can bout 1111 for
a mate;
Through tempest , ' d storm he baffles
with fate;
But my mother she scolds ate lunlbelle1
oomplan
That I'm wand tg
my sin.
The eons of proud
the knave,
Heli ne'er want
be slave,
Bat a fig for your
cords and a'
They're not to ve
Go Bragh,
wife and a house of
Albion may bow to
master who likes to
uresters, yotir land-
liking, geoth Erin
I'll serve my old •:other whene'er she's
in need,
But I want to pr .ide at nay ain table
head;
Should a Turk e'er invade her, in gospel
or law,
He'll taste, the bla•ktborn o' Erin Go
Bragh.
When the Lords t old Loudon hold
Donnybrook Fe
You may bet your o • brogans that Pat
will he there,
I'll respect Whig . •d Tory, Dfsjesty
and a'
But I'll trine my s• lialab, quoth Erin
Go Bragh.
The Lords they m sr strive to rule the
whole state,
The Oommous may ' ght to humble the
Great.
The mother way end el ber poor ragged
wean,
But I'll fight for a w• e and a house o'
my ain,
I mourn the sad fate .f my dear native
isle,
For ages the realm o pleader end spoil;
While a sprig of bla kthoru blooms on
her green Shaw
I'll wield my shillala h, quorh Ertn Go
Bragh,
Wingham, Feb'y, 19 t R. A G.
Ritchie & Cosens
Have moved to their new office
first door north of post office
Watch this .space in the TIMES
every week for Real Estate bar-
gains, Business Chances, etc.
If you want any information on
Insurance u ace of any kind call and
see us.
HOUSE HUNGER
Before two months there till
not be an empty house in Wing -
ham. We have more enquiries
for houses this spring than ever
before. Get busy yon men with
money and buy or build, and
make from 8 to 10 pee cent in-
stead of letting your cash rust in
the Banks.
We have the choicest assort-
ment of building lots ever offered
in Wingham for sale at light
Ritchie 86 Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
chhoohmoto
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W. J GREER