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VOL. X XI —NO 1995,:
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WINGHW. i ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 1U,
$I A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
A good story is never the
worse of being told over
again -- sometimes often.
We are particular grocers.
Particular what we buy..
Particular where we buy
—and on what conditions
we buy.
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NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR US
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR YOU
You see how inseparable these
two mottos are. We hand out
the best because we get the best.
Isn't it to your interest to
deal at a store where every
article of diet is selected with
the greatest possible. care.
Gold Seal Baking Powder.
This is a Baking Powder that
needs no recommendation. It is
always well known. It always
gives satisfaction because it brings
good results. Isn't that the real
test ? 15e per tin or 2 for 25c.
Our Flavorin xtracts.
We offer s. asetbing a little
better than • sual in Extracts.
pure Vanilla and Lemon are put
up especially for ourselves and
are guaranteed PURE FLAVORING
EXTRACTS. 3 bottles for 25e,
Bananas Oranges & Lemons
There are all kinds of grades
in these three lines. We always
insist on wholesale houses sending
us only the very choicest and
we get it.
Oranges 25e, 30e,,40e. 60e doz
Lemons - - - 20c doz.
Bananas according to size usually
25e dozen.
Ripe Tomatoes when we can get
them choice.
Are you Looking -for Bar-
gains in Chinaware ? If
so, this,is the Store.
Marmalade 15c Per Jar
The appetite is most trying at
times. There's nothing like
Marmalade—GOOD 1tfARMALADE—
to sharpen it. Try a jar of
Wagstaffs 15e.
Here's Something Fine
SMOKED HERRING IN BOUILLON
10e PER TIN
This is the latest on the near.
ket. They come froth Norway,
and for a quick lunch, there's
nothing better. Try a tin 10e.
I FRESH LETTUCE DAILY I
• Biscuits.
We always keep on hand a
very fine assortment of Biscuits,
It's Worth something to know
that the cakes you buy are made
from the best of material. T11AT's
1111n .EMI) WE SEL!.,
Lemon Biscuits (square and
round) per lb - 10e
]fruit Biscuits, per lb - - 10e
Other kinds, per lb - - : 100
Also Biscuits ranging in price
from per lb - 1,8e to 40c
1, sBrea
Parttell Bread Daily
and Coffee Store
The Tea and
Wanted — Choice tatter and
Fresh Eggs.
CUT FLOWERS
AND
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. & SON
PHONE 101,
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
License in
Ata meeting of
License Qoznmiesion
eter on Friday last, t
village was renewei
Corrie, The Comm
another meeting in
day, 16th inst.
Nroxeter,
the North !Huron
re held at Wrox•
e license fair r t
he
to Mt. 1V, O,
esioners will hold
Ingham on Mon.
Fresh fish every
FELLS' butcher shop.
week -end, at T.
Fifty Year
Mr. W. R. Davis
Davis, of this t
fifty years as e
Advocate, Darin
Davis has seen
newspaper busini
published a good
the very best wie
of friends for
years,
as Editor.
brother of Mr. H.
n, has completed
tor of the Mitchell
these long years Mr.
any ehanges in the
B. He has always
taper and he will have
es of his large circle
any more successful
KING'S for Mangles, Turnips and
Oorn.
Appointed
Principal J. G. W
Smith and Miss Ba
High School steff, b
of their appointmen
finers for the Norm
Miens. They will
Toronto on July 51]
take three weeks
Workman willexax
Mr. Smith, Latin, ail
lisp oompoeition.
xaminers.
rkman, Mr, J, C.
rd, of the Wingham
ave received • notice
as, associate exam -
1 ntrance examin•'
iegiu theft. duties at
and the work will
to complete. Mr.
ne Algebra papers.
d Mies Baird Eng -
WANTED. -500 bushels oatsat the
Wingham chopping mill. Rolled oats,
bran, shorts, flour, etc. for sale. Mill
running every day. Also oatmeal' and
rolled wheat for sale or exchange for
grain. EZRA. MERKLEY.
July 9th 1
The Huron Old
Toronto will run i
this year on Saturd
jective pointe being
oardine. Two ape
the Union station,
and West Toronto
Goderich train wil
will wait for th
Guelph and will s
of Sebringville,
the Date.
nye' Aesooiation of
s annual excursion
y July 9th, the ob-
Goderioh and Kin.
'ea trains will leave
oronto at 7:25 a. m.
at 7:35 a. m, The
take• the lead, but
Kincardine train at
p at all stations west
Minces and VALISES.—The best kind
and at lowest prices. W. J. QREER,
WANTED—SouthAfrican Scrip. High•
est prices paid. Apply at TIMES Office.
Centre H
' The license co
Baron have grant
ties this year. L
thirty one: Local
in Colborne and fo
is out off in Seafo
missionors find the
the requirement fo
The license out off
the Grip House,
Francis Carlin, is
to dispose of his
are: Goderioh—
Swarte, Lily Orai
Semite, M, Farr,
Babb and W. W.
Clinton—S, S. Oo
Jas. Reynolds, Jos
ham and O. H.
Seaforth --• McL
Christina Steppe
Pinkney and E
Mem); Bruen'
don Mo Donald,
township—Louie
on Licnses.
iseioners of Centre
twenty-four lioen-
t year there were
option cuts off two
r in Grey, and one
h because the corn -
population is below
five licensed hotels.
t Seaforth is that of
nd the proprietor,.
lbwed three months
stook. The licensee
ed Davis, E, R,
, Annie King, Ben
os, Johnston, Wm.
suite (shop license);
er, Joe. Rattenbnry,
Reinhardt, R. Gra-
ngh (shop license) ;
oan & Broadfoot.
, Jas. Diok, D. 011,
and Dawson (shop
—limy James, Gor-
es. Querin; Moll _flop
olff.
WALL Peptit. from 50. to $1,00 per
roll, at }IRON'S.
DIt.Britn CDSnxow Sticte.--The misled
Shoe on Earth; Makes walking a piece -
nee, See them. W. J. GRREER, sole
agent.
PROPERTY FOR SALE BY
TENDER.
Sealed tenders will be reo' ' d by the
undersigned tiP
to noon aeddy, May
l th,forthe burohaee�' that valuable
property situate. o • the north•Webt
corner. of John .. Minnie Streets, in
the town of Wi . ' ham, known ae the
Lloyd homestead. There ibgeod,
ofoundation,
furebl i house, with none
nd car e t a nda ion, oix the premises.
This is one of the akoidest lots in. Wing.
ham.
The owner doeb noti.
b Lid hinideit to
swept one or any' tender,
O. X. Gny rr, Real ERtete agent.
Read Willis & Co,'s adv. on page. $,
Board of Tr
A meeting of the
Trade will be held
be next
r Tuesday
very important bus
bet apd citizen w
welfare of the tow
present.
de Meeting.
Wingham Board of
n the Qounoil Oham-
svening to consider
neas. Every mem-
o is looking to the
is requested to be
' Girl wanted, for housework.
to MRs. Exox, Wingham.
When Planning Y
Bear in mind this
the "popular touri
Lake of Bays, T
Park, Georgian BI
Magenetawan Rivi
fresh water voyage
attractive rates. 1
Grand Trunk Age
McDonald, Dist.
Ont.
Apply
r Summer Outing.
the Grand Trunk is
t route" to Muskoka,
smagami, Algonquin
y, Kawartha Lakes,
r, etc, A variety of
are also offered at
ell information from
ts, or address J. D.
ise. Agent, Toronto,
CALL IN and have a look at Knox's
new 1910 wall papers.
Womans
The annual mee
Guild of St. Paul'
the rectory on Fri
29th, when officers
ensuing year as fi
S, 3. Smith; vice•
Roderns; secretary
treasurer, Mrs,
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. G
enema; visiting o
and Mrs. Roder
street), and Mrs,
Mss' Griffin (south
uild Officers.
ing of the Woman's
ohuroh was held at
y afternoon, April
ere elected for the
Bows:—Pres. Mrs.
resident, Mrs. F. H.
Pare'. L. I, Diamond;
taGuire; collectors,
iffin and Mrs. Stev-
inmittee, Mrs. Soott
(north of Patrick
►'G. F. VanStone and
of Patrick street).
Home made bread—Try it.
FRANK R. HOWSON.
Former Res
There passed aw
day last, a former
of this section in
Sutherland McKay
Thos. Beecroft, for
nosh. Thedecease
ter of the late Geo
sister tof Mr. R.
She resided here for
and will be rememb
of friends. Mrs. B
poor health for som
ed will have the sy
mnuity in their tim
dent Dead.
at Barrie on Fri -
ell -known resident
be person of Mary
beloved wife of Mr,
ierly of East Wawa -
lady was a dangh-
ge McKay, and. a
MoKay, of town.
a number of years
red by a large oirole
oroft had been in
time. The bereav-
pathy of this oom-
o! affliction.
FOR RENT,—Brick cottage on Minnie
street. Apply to Mrs. (Dr.) Tamlyn.
Wingham'
Engineer Davis e
plans for Wingham'
in a short time and
the work of this ve
improvement will b
the 151 of June,
laying the main se
Engineer says it w
branch sewers put
This. work oan be
improvement plan
on aide streets maul
ed by two.thirds o
along any street.
the work will ea
of 50 cents per f
divided to each id
dents of side etre
that petitions are
contract for all th
the one time.
will be in charge
Sewers.
pilots to have his
sewers completed
it is expected that
important pnblio
commenced about
hen the work of
r. is being done the
ld be wise to have
at the same time.
one under the local
nd residents living
have petitions sign.
the property owners
It is estimated that
in the neighborhood
of and this will be
of a street. Resi-
ts will do well to see
misted so that the
work oan be let at
n assistant engineer
f
the -work.
Parties wishing their gardens plowed
ehOnld leave their orders early at Salt
Blook office.
Hosoit. Notes.
Mr. John MoKe • ie, of Teeawater, is
a patient in the ho pital.—Mise McLean,
of Tiverton, who • • dement a very ser-
ious and dangero.s operation at the
hospital last week for the removal of a
very large tumour is improving rapidly
and is now coasiered out of danger.
The operation waperformed by Dr.
Kennedy.—Mr. 0 • ria. Newman, who
has been a patien in the hospital for
four or five weeks, is now convalesoing
and expecte to be a le to leave shortly,—
The many friends of Mr. Adam Simp•
eon will be please • to knovr' that he is
improving as rapi • y its could be expect-
ed sines nndergoi g en operation at the
hospital last week Mrs. Mopavin ox'
sots to be able bozo ea
ve the hoe I 1
P td for
p
home neict Week. Mrs. J. 0. MoGregor,
who was operated on by Dr. Kennedy
for appendicitis,a recovered and ex -
poets to leave f•e hospital for home
this week. -13r, Margaret O. Calder
returned home th week from Ohioago,
where she has , :en pureeing a poet.
gradndte course t The Chicago Ere,
.Ear, Nese and Throat Hospital. She
Will teatime pr. • ice on Saturday,
Ruahin
The Direst
Telephone Co
ing lines in
rounding W
Elliott and.
have been en
and install
new telepho
rage of W
Mo.Clenegh
Foe's resid
residenoe,
the G. T. R
This gives
phones in
lines in East
rho, Turnber
ed along as r
ere and oth
planed in the
Oculars at th
Telephone Work.
rs of the North Huron
ore now at work build -
e. different sections sur-
ngliam. Mesas, W. B.
d. Stafford, of Markdale,
aged to do the line work
lephonee, Last week ei*
es were placed in the vii•
teohuroh as follows;—Jas,
'A residence, Andrew
noe, Thos, Henderson's
en. Paterson's store,
Whin and the Qreamery,
e company twelve tele.
iteoburph, Work on the
ndt
Wes Wawanoeh, Mor-
and Gabon will be push-
pidiy as possible. Farm.
re who wish telephones
Mimes can get full par.
Ti - s oMoe,
WANTED
young man
the Wingh
An so e and reliable
or an as assistant in
Po Oioe,
F. FISHER, Post Master.
The ishing Season,
The follow- g information has been
taken from t e Ontario Fishery Laws
and will be o interest to our readers: —
The close sea n for bass and maskin-
onge is from 5th of April to the 15th of
June, speck' d trout from the 15th of
September t the 15th of May. Eight
small or larg mouthed blank bass is the
limit of a da e catch allowed, and none'
less than tett nohes in length, measur•
ing from th point of the nose to the
centre of the ail, may be retained but
shall immedi tely be returned to the
water alive a uninjured. Only four
maakinonge m y be taken in one day
and none and twenty-four inohes may
be retained; he catch of piokerel ie
twelve, fiftee inches being the mini-
mum length lowed. The maximum
weight of spe kled or brook trout al-
lowed for a da 's oatob is ten pounds,
but no greater umber than -thirty may
be taken, if nn er ten pounds in weight,
the maximum ngth being six inches.
BRING ALONG YOxIR SHOES.—We do
repairing and we do it right., W. J.
Greer.
Anniversa y Services.
Sunday and. Mo.. ay,May 8th and 9th,
will be anniversar • days of the Wing -
ham Methodist Su• ' ay School, and ex-
tensive preparation: have been in hand
for some time to m ke the aervioes in-
teresting, attracti - = and helpful: 'The
preacher for the oc•aeien will be Rev.
E. W. Ha'penny, r;oent State S. S. Seo-
retary of Indiana and now General
Secretary of the 0 tario Sunday Sohool
Association, who will preach Sunday
morning and eveni g. In the afternoon
a platform meeting will be held in the
auditorium of the ohuroh, at which a
programme of adresses, choruses by
the school, eto., wil be given. On Mon-
day evening an en ertsinment will be
held, the program oonsieting of chor-
uses, motion song recitations, vocal
duets, solos, Dels: rte drill; knitting
song, olub ewingin drill, guitar solo,
broom drill, anvil o . orns, flag drill, etc.,
by members of the, school. Those in
charge of the programme have been put-
ting forth energeti efforts to make the
event a most encee sful one, and it is
hoped that all the rvices in connection
with the anniver ary will be largely
attended.
VACUUM CLEANER—H. E. Iaard &
Co., agents forthe Automatic, "Hand
power" Vaon t& Cleaner; makes house
gleaning easy. See it work in the oar -
pet department. For sale or to rent.
Methodist
The annual menti
Sunday School was
evening last, with a
the offioere and team
reports showed the
very satisfactory c
of $175 was contrib
work during the ye,.
Extension fund reoe
S. S. Association,
and Moral Reform a
fund, $5 00 eamh.
tare for the year
helps and supplier
offioere for the °erre
erintendent, Z', Enoh
W. T. Hall; third as
on; oeoretary, John
E. Zurbrigg; librari
The teaohers are:—
W.
re:W. J. Price; Mrs. R
sant, Mrs Morton,
Rutledge, Miss re
Mrs, McKie, Miss
Mrs, E.3. Mill,
Lloyd, Miss /sari
a tetra Miss Maguire, a R.
Wash, Mrs Lloyd
teaohers, Stile 0
lift/0k; Mile 1126o
S. Officers.
g of the Methodist
held on. Thursday
ood attendance of
ers present. The
school to be in a
edition. The euro
ted for missionary
r; the S. S. Aid and
ved $20.00; Ontario
10,00; Temperance
d Superatinuation
he total expendi•
, including lesson
Was $500, The
t year tare:-- Sup -
nen; first assistant
stunt, W. J Rows -
err; treasurer, M.
n, W. 3. Maines.
A.
Morton,
Dr,
tledge, Wm,Fes.
W. Ansley, Miss
sant, Mrs Horvath,
array, 'Mies Tibbs,
s We11wood A. E
e . ,
Miss E. Hall, Mrd.
avid on
r Miss Bur. lASIE .—/ have 160 a re
d �f g rasa
titre. Reit. Supply . tend and will pasture oattle at $5 por
("rakers/lank, M'ra• I head for season. Piero y of water.
J, T. Davidson' JAs, Doste'xr, White°ligroh P. O.
D
AN IMPRES-VE SERVICE,
Rev. Edgar M: Cr
Inducted Rec
ly, B. A., Formally
r of St. Paul's
urch.
On Wednesday
the formal indn
Herbert Oroly, B
Paul's church,
The service, whio
interesting, was
number of membe
Ver. J. B. Richer
deacon of London
on
m y of indno
reading of the bie
date, the church
Scott and R. V
presented the key
new rentor. live
by Rev, A. Rich
Lncknow, and th
an eloquent an
which contained
atruotion to both
mueioal part of t
ably rendered by
elusion of the ser
eohool room of
freshments were
and a very pies
spent. Mr. H.
duties of ohairm
gramme of Inns
given. Rev. Mr.
on his new field n
circumstances, a
that ander his abl
tration the work o
dandy prosper.
The members o
advantage of th
tribute to the
Gnire, a valued ni
his departure to a
as manager of th
Newstadt. Mr.
with a hands()
umbrella, a000
mentary address
ironing of last week
tion of Rev. Edgar
A., as rotor of St.
Witham, took plane,
was impressive and
ttended by a large
s of the congregation.
on, D, 0, L,, Aroh,
performed the mo-
on, on Following the
op's license and man-
wardens, Messrs. B.
stone, formally pre
of the church to the
ing prayer Was said
rdson, incumbent of
Arohdeaoon preached
appropriate sermon,
ound, seasonable in•
astor and people. The
e servioe was admir-
he choir, At the con.
oe, all repaired to the
he ohuroh, where re
served by the ladies
nt social time was
avia performed the
n, and a short pro.
and speeches was
roly has entered np.
der moat auspicious
there is no doubt
and faithful minis -
St. Paul's will Mann -
the A, Y. P. A. took
occasion to pay a
th of Mr. J. E. Me-
mber, on the eve of
xume his uew position
Bank of Hamilton at
oGuire was presented
e gold -handled silk
ponied by a oompli-
BUSINESS ron SALE.—Mere
ing and men's turns hin
village of Binevale.
premises. 0. R. BR ken, Bluevale.
Drs. A. J. Irwin and W. J. Price will
oioee their dental olnoes every Wednes-
day afternoon from the 1st of May to
the. lst of October,
wil
tailor -
riving
ant the
Rainfall • d Crops.
The rainfall du ing April was the
heaviest reoorded i twenty years. "Is
there any danger . this spell of wet
weather being injn i was to the crops of
Ontario?" was the ' nestion asked C. C.
James, deputy min ster of agriculture.
"We have had pian y of rain, but ft,.lxas
no serious effect ye " said Mr. James.
"Of oouree the adv. ' Cage of the rain is
that we have no fro 1, but if it continues
to rain like this, th e may be a drown-
ing out of some la.', What we want
now is warm was her, whioh would
assure a tremendo' s growth of grass
hay." •
The Door Fac 'ry By -Law.
Friday, May 20th, s the date of the
voting on the by -la' to authorize the
granting of a bonne • $1800 to Mesas.
0, Lloyd & Son, also a lease to the firm
of the lot now coon.ied by Mr. John
Davidson, and a emr.1 portion of Albert
street to the C. P: R for a freight shed
for 21 years. The proposition is One
which deserves the t • oughtfnl consider-
ation of every ratepa; er, As has already
been pointed out, i return for these
oonoeseiona the town stains a well estab-
lished industry whi.gives promise of
being largely inor::sad with the ad-
ditional facilities a i orded by the en-
largement and est: • sion of the firm's
present establishm:nt. Then, too, it
will give the ind'etry a permanency
here, which fs •. oat desirable. The
town takes no ohan e in this matter, as
it will be amply re • aid for the small one'
lay required each ear to provide for
the payment Of e debentures. The
members of the fir .. are men o4 good
business ability, t' 'roughly reliable and
honorable. The nainese has been es-
tablished for man yeare, having grown
from small prop•rtions, and willun-
doubtedly be still ' ery, considerably in.
greased With the p. ssing of the bylaw.
Let every. steps :r carefully look at
the question, and hrowtng aside any
personal 'or other oonaiderationb, oast
his ballot with it view to the general
welfare and upb • !ding of the town.
'Wiled,
have we'll hold" must be
the motto of W i Rhein, if the 1st
Wn
to
retain her posit ' n as a mannfaoturing
centre, Arid n. only ehould we hold
what we have, . at reach out the beckon-
ing hand for of ers who may be induced
to locate her:, Consider the town's
belt interests a • d rote Von the Bylaw,
The regular won'' ly meeting of th
Town Qounoil war held on Mond
evening with all th : members press
and Mayor Holmes •residing. Minute
of last regular a.' • special meeting
were read and appr' • ed.
A petition was res asking for a wet..
main on Shuter etre: , between Viotori
and Patrick streets On motion 4
Donna, Elliott and M- Ribbon, the peti
tion was referred to he Commfseioner
with a request to pro' :ed with the wor
they find the pe ition sufficient'
ei n
ed.
B
The Finance Comm ttee recommend
ed payment of the fol 'wing 'mounts:
Ales. Young, supplies $ 9,00
Richardson & Rae, en •plies .40
D. C. McDonald, wor , streets 30.00
Wm. Williamson, w' k .75
Jas. Reading, work.. , „ .... ., 1.50
C.P R. Telegraph Co, message,25
Miss L. Attridge, ty • ewriting, .50
W. G Gray, freight nd cartage2.20
Wm. Holmes, work, streets 2.25
Wm. Stokes, buryin• dog .50
Lewis Brasil, work • 100
Thee, R, Weir, dog ge,,. 3.00
Geo. Allen, salary., .., 22.50
John F•Groves, salar and postage 55 50
Ed. Lewis, salary„ 20.00
R. Rankin, salary , , . , 7.50
Fred Groves, Bennet' • g Engineer. 3.50
O. N. Griffin, solar and postage. 130.00
A. Sanderson, team •-ork..,.,,15.75
On motion of Co' . s, MoKibbon and
Elliott, the report of he committee was
adopted.
Conn. Elliott rep•rted that the Pro-
perty Committee ba. awarded the con.
traot of building va' t to W. H. Rintoul
and that Oommitt:e would keep cost
within the figure se by the Qounoil,
Conn. Rediond sported progress for
Sewer 0oz ittee and also that the
Eogiueer',r iced the putting in of
branch ties s at same time main sewer
was beim„!sine.
Mayor {�wales r:'orted that the Rail-
way Cry }mission and the G. T. R,
authori%, lr had a'vieed his withdraw.
ing the request or a subway at the
Josephine street .rossing of G T. R.
and that we ask for gates to be plaoed
at this crossing.
On motion of soon.. Redmond and
Reeve Irwin, the . ayor was"instructed
to withdraw petit on Asking for subway
and that he make application to the Rail-
way Commissio' for an order to bave
e
Montle
nt
e
a
er
a
f
•
a
the G.T.R. out
Josephine stree
installed and o
G. T. R. Com
On motion
Ribbon, the T
make payme
titled to exe
lands.
Moved by R
Conn. Redm
petition the
Oommisafon to
water power
miles south of
On motion of
Bone, $400 was
the Public Schoo
On motion of R
McDonald, $1,000
credit of the High
be paid at once a
June.
Council then adj
rities plane gates at the
crossing, gates to be
erated at expense of the
ny.
Connie Elliott and Mc -
ensurer was instructed to
to parties who are en-
ption of taxes on farm
eve Irwin, seconded by
d, that this Council
ntario Hydro Electric
make a survey of the
n Maitland river, five
ingham.
Dans. MoKtbbon and
aced to the credit of
Board.
ve Irwin and Coup.
was placed to the
ohool Board, $500 to
3 $500 at the let of
tinned.
An Aged adv Gone.
The death of Eli a Rart, relict of the
late John Beeman which occurred at
d street, on Monday,
her home on Deopo
removes another
this place and one
of the township of
ed Iady, who was i
been in delicate it
past. She was a
England, and on
to Canada in 186
Markham, where
menthe, then re
where they resi
years. Nearly 1
name to Morrie an
the Binevale Roe
then retiring to
years ago they Oa
Bosnian died in A
Mrs. Bosman w
Methodist church
esteem by a large
acquaintances. 5
three daughters;
town; Mrs, polio
Jas. Burgesb, of
recently returned
her mother and
and Mrs. Frank,
funeral took pia
Wingham oeinet
slanted resident of
f the early .settlers
orris. The de0eas-
ber 81st year, had
lth for some months
ative of 'Yorkshire,
e with her husband
, first settling near
hey remained a few
oving near London,
ed for twenty-one
rty years ago they
resided on a fartn on
for eighteen yoars,
'invale. About ten
e to Wingham. Mr.
gust, 1906. The late
a member of the
nd was held in high
irole of friends and
e leaves one Son and
. R. Bosman, of this
of Australia; Mrs.
boonver, 1i, 0„ who
bine from a visit to
other relatives here;
1 Morden, Man, The
on Tuesday to the
e
ry,
SIiInteits-1 a ing purehaeed a large
quantity of Briti:. Columbia Shingles,
from one of the hest nranufaotnrerb on
the ceaat, previous to the adrance in
price, I am prepared to sell at elm*
prices. Parties in need of bhtngleswotild
do Well to call sed get gnotMionb,
J. A.1MIoLoen,.
ODORLESS
Mothine
Prevents and D,8troya
MOTHS
Can be dusted into Furs, Blankets,
Carpets, douches, eto , without the
slightest injury to fabric.
It has no odor. It does
not contain poisonous drugs.
Price 25 Cents.
Walton Mckibhoo
THE DRUGGIST
2[acdonald Blook, Wingham,
NEWEST and latest designs in wall
paper at ENox's.
GIRL WANTED. For general house•
work , small Tamil modern house; good.
home for smart gir ; liberal wages Air:
ply to Mre, J. J. O llaghan, 613 Welling-
ton St., London.
The Call of
The West.
Every man in the West is a boom -
ster. He finds himself itt a big
country and his ideas expand pro-
:Pertiopately, but let us not forget
that Ontario is still the premier
Province.
Far off fields always look green
and many a man in the West to look-
ing forward to the time when he can
sell out and come ''home" to On-
tario.
The West is a good place to make
money—or lose it, but Ontario is
Hone, with all that word means,
Huron County land is as good as
any in the world, and there is no
investment on earth so safe as the
earth itseif.
Call and see our list of fine farms
for sale.
Ritchie & Cosans
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
oigliess
SHOE
THE SHOE THAT NEEDS
NO BREAKING IN
When you examine the
Empress Shoe illustrated
here you will immediately
note that it is not an orrdin.
ary shoe. The last has life
and snap, the pattern style,
and fits the foot perfectly,
arching and supporting the
will .. as
few d0;
We have the agency for
"Empress Shoes for Wow
men.”
W. J.
GREER
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