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The vh*tkn
h1, --dill Sit, Up and Thinks
Bill Blue wee. eaten a grumbly sort
We cantos him "OLD SIL., GROUCH"
for Ebert,
Since short he was in speech and look
Ann soon got short in pocketbook,
Said 13111, "This town is on the bum,
,its stores are- punk, its climate rum,
And then the people he ran down
Made Bili look bummer than the town.
His business they put on the blink,
And this made Sill sit up and think.
"THE MAN WHO KNOCKS," said he,
"'Ss plain,
GETS HIS by being knocked again,"
Bill changed his tune that very day.
Since then the world has come his way.
His coffers soon began to fill.
Now we're all friends of "Booster
Bill."
MINOR LOCALS.
—The Pablto Sohoot Board will meet
on Tuesday evening next.
—Regular meetien of CourtMeitland.
Canadian Order of Foresters on Friday
evening of this week.
—White Star Line excursion to De-
troit on Saturday, 18th inst. See advt.
on page 5 for partionlarr.
—Samuel B. Westervelt for 26
years prior to 1896 Prinoipal of Mount
Forest Public School, is dead.
--Chester has a oitizen in the person
of John McCurdy, who will celebrate
his 102nd birthday in a few day?.
—The Hene911 Rough Riders football
team were defeated by the Brnoefield
Rovers at the latter place on Saturday
by2goals to0.
—W. Plohard set Son, who have been
engaged in the dry goods business at
Seaforth for a rumber of yeara,are mov-
ing to Calgary.
—Dr. Redmond is this week moving
to hie new reeidenee on Patrick street,
which he recently purchased from Dr.
Chisholm, M. P.
—Mr. Geo. Sowler has sold his 100 -
acre farm on the 6th line of East We-
wanash to ?Ir. Robert Uetiry, who will
take possession this month.
—Mr. W. J. Henderson, of the Blue.
vale road, near Wingham, has had a
new cement silo built at his farm. Mr.
Jas, A. Leaver did the work.
—Miss Luella Stalker will take the
position as assistant in the Wingham
post office, made vacant by the removal
of Miss Fannie Paterson to Toronto.
--Miss Dorothy Diokson, who was op•
mated on at the Hospital three weeks
ago, was able to return to her home in
'Wroxeter this week, fully recovered,
—Mr. 0 A. Rintoul shipped a car of
horses to Winnipeg on Monday. Anoth-
er car went went on Wednesday, which
were purchased by Mr. J. 0. Onrrie.
—The regular meeting of the Chapter
will ba held in the Orange Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Jane 14th, at 8
o'olooli. All members are requested to
attend.
—The Farmers' Institute excursion to
Guelph on Wednesday was fairly well
patronized by people from np the line.
Fifty six tickets were sold at the Wing -
ham etation.
—Mise Kilpatrick, who was soserione-
ly inja.red in the run -away a week ago
Sunday evening, was able to leave the
Hospital on Tuesday for tame. She
does not expect to rename her sohool
duties until after holidays.
—The chair factory of the Canada
Varnittire Mannfaoturers watt the scene
Of an incipientlent blaze on Sunday evening
ng
about t) 30 o'clock. The fire had not
gained =eh headway before being
noticed and was extingniehed in a few
minutes.
—Prefeseor Goldwin Smith, education-
1st and philanthropist, died' at his hone
"The Grange," Toronte, on Tuesday
afternoon, at the advanced age of 87
years. Dr. Smith had a worldwide
reputation as a writer of the English
language.
--Mr, W. M. Davie of Berlin, who hag
had charge of the engineering work for
the Whigham sewer and Wate3Works,
has been appointed engineer at the oitq
of Prinoo Rupert at a salary of $5 000
Mr. Davie goes to the west about the
let of August..
—The death took plane in Montreal on
Sunday, of Andrew Colvin, formerly of
Teeswator. The deceased was a brother
of Mrs. W. J. Howson, of this town,
and had been fn 11l•health
foraconeider-
able length of time. The remains were
taken to 'I."eeewater, where interment
took place Wodnesday.
- Exeterhae always had the reputation
of being iii real solid old Devonshire
town, rod people
le w ith real Old Englinh
antes seem tohepopular here. Per
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haps you haven't
notiood it. but it is
naverthetees, hid that onr t
town fathers.
are called to sopa by thoone
Tai There tk a Reeve
Oh4liatri
Manion. Councillors Wiliitttil feairfan
Wflliafn TAYett, Wflliatia 13alkeellf fend.
fiiitliazn Walper.•Dleter Advocate,
—Mr. and Niro Fred. N,. Rush, of
Toronto, formerly of Wiugbatn, mourn
the toes of their little five•year-old
dauteleter, Merle, whose death took place
ea Sunday last, following ao attagk of
soarlet fever. The el'tnpathy of pnacy
ftienda in town will go out to the be -
reeved. ones,
—A. rumour is being oiroulated to the
effect that the local factories of the Ca-
nada Furniture Meonfaetnrera are likely
to close down shortly for an indefinite
period. Tots is entirely without founds •
tree The fact is that the fnruitnre
trade to rather better than testae'. At
the Union factory Baine new lines are to
be made, and exteneive improvements to
provide for an increase in the output are
ooutemplared Beyond the usual clos-
ing down fur stook taking, there will be
no lengtbv oeaaation of operations so far
AR the Wiogham factories aro con.
corned,
PERSONAL.
Mr. Jas. McManne, of Mitchell spent
Sunday with his family in town.
Warden Irwin is in Goderioh attend.
ing the meeting of the Clonnty Council.
Mr. John McKenzie, of Forest called
upon his niece, Mrs. 0 Gillespie, last
week.
Mr, B, Kling, of Dayton, Ohio, is
spending a few days with Wingham.
friends.
Prof. Odium, of Vancouver, B, 0„ is
ou a visit to his nnole, Mr, George Mo-
Keezie, of this town,
—Mitchell & Todd, publishers of the
Goderioh Star, contemplate immediate
dissolution of partnership.
Mr. R. M. Thomas has returned to
Toronto after spending two weeks, at
the home of Mr. J. Et. Beemer,
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Beemer and
daughter Merle of Gerrie, are spending
a few days at their parental home.
Mr. Henry T. Thomson, of South-
ampton was visiting for over Sunday
with Wingham relatives and friends.
Dr. Margaret 0. Calder was in Toren.
to last week attending the annual meet.
ing of the Dominion Medical Associa-
tion. •
Rev. E. H. Oroly, B. A., and Messrs.
B. Scott and Wm. Moore are in London
this week, attending the meeting of the
Synod.
Mr. Joseph Jenkins, of Alpena, Mich.,
visited for over Sunday with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thee. Jenkins, Blue -
vale road.
Mrs (Dr.) 3. P. Kennedy and daughter,
Miss Irlma, returned from London and
Strathroy Saturday last where they have
been visiting.
Mr. Austin Campbell, of the staff of
the Sodbury Mining News, and a gra-
duate of the Trees office, is spending a
few holidays at the parental home in
East Wawanosh.
Mise F. Paterson who has for some
years been an efficient and obliging as-
sistant in the Wingham post c8ice, in.
tends leaving this week for Toronto,
whitherthe family removed a few weeks
ago. Mise Paterson was on Monday
evening presented with a beautiful dia.
mond ring, by the members of St. An-
drew's Church choir, of which she has
been a valued member for some time.
The very best wishes of a large circle
of friends will go with Mise Paterson to
her new home in the Qaeen Oity.
.BORN.
TnomAs,—In Turnberry, on May 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Thomas; a son,
BRYANs.—In Grey, on May 12th, to Mr, and
Mrs, John Bryans; a daughter,
DIED
BATEMAN•—In Grey. on Tuesday, May 31st,
Jesse Bateman, in his 42nd year.
FOwr.ER•—In Huron Township, on May 28,
John Fowler, aged 00 years, 5 months.
CAMPBELL.—In Lucknow, on May 20th, Mar-
garet Armstrong, 'relict of late Malcolm Camp-
bell, aged 78years, 1 month, 8 days,
TENDERS FOR SEWERS.
Sealed tenders addressed to the under.
signed and marked "Tender for Sew-
ers." will be received np to 6 o'clock
p. m.. on Tuesday, Jane 21s 910, for
the construction of Trun and Lateral
Sewers in the Town of Wingham.
Plans and specifi ati s can be seen at
the Town Olerk' on, Wingham, and
at the office of W. Mahlon Davis, 0. B.,
BerlinOnt, Contractor to Tarnish all
material. Tho lowest or any tender not
neeesearlly accepted.
Each tender must be accompanied by
a marked ohegne payable to the Oorpor•
ation of Wingham, for 5 per cent. of the
amount of tender Bich will be return
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ed in ease tender iw
s not accepted.
JOHN F. GROVES, Town Clerk.
ROUND TRIP SUMMER
TOURIST TICKETS AT
LOW RATES
Sone 1st to September 30th to
Portland and Astoria, Ore., Seat;
tie, Tacoma, Everett and Belling-
ham, Wash„ V ietoria, Vancouver
and Now Westminster, B. O., San
li'raneisco, los Angeles and San
Diego Cal, Return limlt Oet. 31st,
1910,
Homeseekers Excursions
to Western Canada.
Vitt o May 31June and u 14.
Via a Nor h r
and Sonia ar a t e n Navigation
Oompany, Steamer leaves Sarnia
3.30p. ni M h
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May 30t n
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and Mine ,.Gth,
t'or tickets ander furtherInformation
tall on W. Henry, Depot Agent or
address J. D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Toronto.
Wanted 1
YOUNG MEN
TO LEARN THE
MOULDING.
Go d wages from start ;
under competent instructor,
A splendid opportunity for
young men to learn a trade.
Apply to W. D. VA.REY,
Superintendent of WESTERN
Farina'.', Wingham, Ont.
WINGHAM
CHOPPING MILL,
Having contracted for Bran. Shorts,
Flour, Feed, etc., to be shipped in oar
lots, I will be able to supply these at all
Mune; in any gaantitiee. Also all kinds
of Chop for sale in large or small quan-
tities.
Marketprioes paid for all kindsof grain.
EZRA MERrr.EY
Proprietor.
Richelieu and Ontario
Navigation Company
STEAMER "1BELLTILLE"
Leaves HAMILTON 12,00 Noon,
TORONTO 7.30 P. M., Tuesday's, for
BAY OF QUINTE, 1000 ISLANDS,
MONTREAL and intermediate ports.
Toronto-ltlontread Line
STEAMERS "TORONTO AND
"KINGSTON"
Commencing Jnne first, Steamers
leave Toronto 9.00 P M. daily except
Sunday. From July first daily, for
ROOHESTER, 1000 ISLANDS, run-
ning RAPIDS ST, LAWRENCE TO
MONTREAL, QUEBEC and SAGU-
ENAY RIVER POINTS.
For folders, rates, eto., apply to
H. FOSTER CHAFFEE;, A.G P.A.
Toronto, Ont.
WINOHAM MACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go -Carts re -tired
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds.
See our new Combination Stock Rack
Bargains in Bioyoles•and sundries.
Plow Points sharpened and made as
good as new at 10c each,
W. A. CURRIE
Phone 21. PROPRIETOR'
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
The great practical training school of
Ontario. Three departments,
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
We sestet gradnatee to positions,
The demand upon ns for trained help
greatly exceeds the supply. The
Three most recently placed are re-
ceiving $40 00, $50.00 and $100.00 per
month respectively, Business men
Mate our graduates are the best.
Enter our classes now. Get our free
catalogue.
1111 01T & McLACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
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KING'S
TITh BUSY STORE
WOOL
We want 50,000 lbs. and are prepared to pay the
highest cash or trade prices. ' If you need
goods of any kind bring along your wooL AND
EXCHANGE IT FOR
Yarns, Blankets • and Sheetings
A complete range.
Staples.
Flannelettes, Towellings, Denims, etc., etc.
Dress Goods.
The most complete stock to be seen.
Clothing.
One of the largest and finest stocks of Men's
and Boys' Clothing shown. All new styles, best
patterns, no old stock. Bring your WOOL and
see the goods.
Bargains.
Clearing lines on which you can save big money
in all departments.
• WANTED.—Large quantities Butter and Eggs (2oc)
(FOOD
GOODS
G. E.- KING.
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You get here what you like, and like what you
get at E. C. WHITE'S.
No•other tailoring establishment offers such a
wide selection of very fine and fashionable
woolens, Nowhere else aro clothes made with.
such style, precision, individuality and refined
taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for
such values as we offer.
We are doing a High -Class Tailoring Business
on a. new plan :— BUYING FOR CASH 1
SELLING FOR CASH 1 Doing business in
this way I can save you dollars, Come in and
see what I can do for you.
LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up.
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Notice is hereby given p rsuant to 15. S. 0
180, Chap. 129, Sec. 88, that .11 persons having
claims against the estate of Eliza Bosman,
late of the 'Town of Ingham in the
County of Huron, Widow, t eceased, who died
on or about the seeo'd day of May,
A. p„ 1010, are required to send bypost pre
paid or to deliver to E. Va .. stone, Solicitor for
the
Executor of the Se d deceased, on or
before the 10th day of J • e, A.D. 1910, their
names, addresses, and descriptions and a full
statement of particulars .f their claims and
the nature of the seeurl y (if any) held by
them duly certified, and that after the said
day the Executor wil proceed to distri.
bute the assets of the . eceased among the
parties entitled t,itl
ed thereto, having regard only to
the claims of whieh he ,; . all then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D. 1010.
lt, VANSTUNE,,
Winghant P. O.,
1101101 for Executor.
NOTICE TO t ]EDITORS.
Zr otic:e is h#rc•l,ygg veh r tretiSnt to R. El. O.
1007, Chap. Id), See. 88, th ail persons having
claims against the estat t of Aria Sadler,
late of the Town of Wingham, in .tile
County of Intron, Mow, deceased,
who 'lied on or about the 24th 'lay of
April, A. D. 3.010 are recut ed to, send by post
frepaid or to it deliver to Vsnstone, Solicitor
or the Executors of the s id deceased, on or be-
fore the kith day1
of [Tan D. 0!0 their u
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addresses, olid descripti . ns And a full state•
molt of particulars of . telt claims and the
nature of the security ( aHyl held
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dulycertified, and that fter the said as the
I: eotttors will wi i liroeptcl rliatribute the ascots
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto having regard r ly to the elating of
which they shellthen ha a notice.
Dated this 18th day of ay, A, D.1010.
11. VANSTtlyl .
Winahant P. 0.,
8.ileiter for el:teeatoes.
Try Malcolm's for
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Phone 54,
Produce Wanted,
GOING TO BE MARRIED THIS MONTH
Well June certainly is the month of weddings, and unless all signs
fait this June will be lao•eaception•-13ut before we proeeed
allow us to state that this ad, is written for the
men only, and we refer the ladies to
our ad, in the "Advance",
The 5 oung man has undoubtedly an advantage over the young
lady in one respect and that is while he may show attention to.
the young lady, the latter cannot do likewise without being consider-
ed a little forward, and still we have noticed a number of marriageable
young men around Wingham who either lack the nerve or are wait-
ing for the young lady to make the necessary advance,
To the above young man referred to our advice is to "get
busy", and t0 the young man whose "dough is cooked" our advice
is— whatever your wedding outfit may consist of there is one thing that
is more important than anything else in the way of dress, and that item is
GOOD FOOTWEAR.
It seems to us quite unnecessary to remind you that our selec.
tion of Footwear for men is fully equal to the best of city stores, and
the prices are fully as low and in many cases lower.
Patent Leather Shoes are undoubtedly the most fashionable
for special occasions, and in these our selection is really "superb."
Gun Metal Shoes aro also very fashionable and give splendid
service, .,
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Space will not permit us to enumerate the
many styles we have In stock, but we herewith
describe 4 lines of special merit.
NO. 1—Patent Colt Blucher Boot, fairly high heel
—oak tan soles, goodyear welted—high
swing toe. .Fully guaranteed price $5,00.
NO, 2—Button Boots, the very same style,
Price $5.00,
NO, 3—Gun,MetaI, same style. Price $4.50.
NO. 4—Gun Metal and Patent Oxfords, same
styles. Price $4.00 and $4.50.
Other Patent Colt and Gun Metal Shoes at $3,00
and $4.00,
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
Sole Agents for
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Sole Agents for the "Astoria " Shoes for Men,
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WOOL WANTED'
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50,000 lbs. Wool wanted, cash or trade. We have in stock for :tf
the wool season the best BLANKETS, SHEETS, SHEETING and
aii YARN made from our best wool by Howe & Co,, of Wroxeter.
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We also have the beat range of
[1, and Linoleums, shown in Windham.
Genuine Scotell Linoieums
arrived from the manufacturer,
a; special price,
Clothing
We have one the best stocks of Men's Ready -Made Suits ever
shown in this store. ,
Boys' 2 and 3.piece Suits Of the . latest cuts and styles from
$2,75 to $5.0C each, it will pay you to see these snits before
buying elsewhere.
Dress Goods.
Ladies' Suitings in all the newest shades, from 50e per yard up
Ladies' Wash Suit Materials in all the leading shades.
See our Ladies' White Lawn Waists and Whitewear,
Carpets, Rugs, etc.
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Carpets and Rugs, Oilcloths
and English Floor Oils, just
whieh we are offering at
Arrimoommo
Umbrellas, Men's Fine and Coarse Straw Hats, Shirts and t
Shirtin gs of all kinds.
tWe will give 10 per cent off all the above goods in exchange for w o '
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Don't forget that we are selling No. 1 Sugar at $5,45 pe
ewt. cash, and augers are advancing,
tot grades of:Flour always on hand,
A;Att. RINDS I'
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PAC1 FSI C.
GREAT LAKES
NAVIGATION
NOW OPEN
.ttegular battings as follows:
UOXDAl .... S. S, "ATIIAnASCA"
T"UESDAY.... S, S. ICEEWATly
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WEDNESDAY AY . S. S. "ALBERTA"
TTHURSDAY . , S. S. "MANITOBA"
SATUR AY .. S. S, " "AIS1N1'ROIA"
The most pleasant and cheapest route
to Winnipeg and West. y
HCMESI;EKERS May 31
EXCURSION, in l
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Through Trete to Winnipeg and 1
West from Toronto 2.00 pant. I
Ott above date.
11. l§kls,MlsIt, Agent. Wingltant.
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EING'S FOR BARGAINS 1 ! WE WANT YOUR TRADE«
KING'S
TITh BUSY STORE
WOOL
We want 50,000 lbs. and are prepared to pay the
highest cash or trade prices. ' If you need
goods of any kind bring along your wooL AND
EXCHANGE IT FOR
Yarns, Blankets • and Sheetings
A complete range.
Staples.
Flannelettes, Towellings, Denims, etc., etc.
Dress Goods.
The most complete stock to be seen.
Clothing.
One of the largest and finest stocks of Men's
and Boys' Clothing shown. All new styles, best
patterns, no old stock. Bring your WOOL and
see the goods.
Bargains.
Clearing lines on which you can save big money
in all departments.
• WANTED.—Large quantities Butter and Eggs (2oc)
(FOOD
GOODS
G. E.- KING.
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You get here what you like, and like what you
get at E. C. WHITE'S.
No•other tailoring establishment offers such a
wide selection of very fine and fashionable
woolens, Nowhere else aro clothes made with.
such style, precision, individuality and refined
taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for
such values as we offer.
We are doing a High -Class Tailoring Business
on a. new plan :— BUYING FOR CASH 1
SELLING FOR CASH 1 Doing business in
this way I can save you dollars, Come in and
see what I can do for you.
LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up.
to.date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed. •
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Notice is hereby given p rsuant to 15. S. 0
180, Chap. 129, Sec. 88, that .11 persons having
claims against the estate of Eliza Bosman,
late of the 'Town of Ingham in the
County of Huron, Widow, t eceased, who died
on or about the seeo'd day of May,
A. p„ 1010, are required to send bypost pre
paid or to deliver to E. Va .. stone, Solicitor for
the
Executor of the Se d deceased, on or
before the 10th day of J • e, A.D. 1910, their
names, addresses, and descriptions and a full
statement of particulars .f their claims and
the nature of the seeurl y (if any) held by
them duly certified, and that after the said
day the Executor wil proceed to distri.
bute the assets of the . eceased among the
parties entitled t,itl
ed thereto, having regard only to
the claims of whieh he ,; . all then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D. 1010.
lt, VANSTUNE,,
Winghant P. O.,
1101101 for Executor.
NOTICE TO t ]EDITORS.
Zr otic:e is h#rc•l,ygg veh r tretiSnt to R. El. O.
1007, Chap. Id), See. 88, th ail persons having
claims against the estat t of Aria Sadler,
late of the Town of Wingham, in .tile
County of Intron, Mow, deceased,
who 'lied on or about the 24th 'lay of
April, A. D. 3.010 are recut ed to, send by post
frepaid or to it deliver to Vsnstone, Solicitor
or the Executors of the s id deceased, on or be-
fore the kith day1
of [Tan D. 0!0 their u
e i ams
D.1010. e,
addresses, olid descripti . ns And a full state•
molt of particulars of . telt claims and the
nature of the security ( aHyl held
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them
dulycertified, and that fter the said as the
I: eotttors will wi i liroeptcl rliatribute the ascots
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto having regard r ly to the elating of
which they shellthen ha a notice.
Dated this 18th day of ay, A, D.1010.
11. VANSTtlyl .
Winahant P. 0.,
8.ileiter for el:teeatoes.
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1. J. Malcolm I
Phone 54,
Produce Wanted,
GOING TO BE MARRIED THIS MONTH
Well June certainly is the month of weddings, and unless all signs
fait this June will be lao•eaception•-13ut before we proeeed
allow us to state that this ad, is written for the
men only, and we refer the ladies to
our ad, in the "Advance",
The 5 oung man has undoubtedly an advantage over the young
lady in one respect and that is while he may show attention to.
the young lady, the latter cannot do likewise without being consider-
ed a little forward, and still we have noticed a number of marriageable
young men around Wingham who either lack the nerve or are wait-
ing for the young lady to make the necessary advance,
To the above young man referred to our advice is to "get
busy", and t0 the young man whose "dough is cooked" our advice
is— whatever your wedding outfit may consist of there is one thing that
is more important than anything else in the way of dress, and that item is
GOOD FOOTWEAR.
It seems to us quite unnecessary to remind you that our selec.
tion of Footwear for men is fully equal to the best of city stores, and
the prices are fully as low and in many cases lower.
Patent Leather Shoes are undoubtedly the most fashionable
for special occasions, and in these our selection is really "superb."
Gun Metal Shoes aro also very fashionable and give splendid
service, .,
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Space will not permit us to enumerate the
many styles we have In stock, but we herewith
describe 4 lines of special merit.
NO. 1—Patent Colt Blucher Boot, fairly high heel
—oak tan soles, goodyear welted—high
swing toe. .Fully guaranteed price $5,00.
NO, 2—Button Boots, the very same style,
Price $5.00,
NO, 3—Gun,MetaI, same style. Price $4.50.
NO. 4—Gun Metal and Patent Oxfords, same
styles. Price $4.00 and $4.50.
Other Patent Colt and Gun Metal Shoes at $3,00
and $4.00,
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
Sole Agents for
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Sole Agents for the "Astoria " Shoes for Men,
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WOOL WANTED'
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50,000 lbs. Wool wanted, cash or trade. We have in stock for :tf
the wool season the best BLANKETS, SHEETS, SHEETING and
aii YARN made from our best wool by Howe & Co,, of Wroxeter.
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We also have the beat range of
[1, and Linoleums, shown in Windham.
Genuine Scotell Linoieums
arrived from the manufacturer,
a; special price,
Clothing
We have one the best stocks of Men's Ready -Made Suits ever
shown in this store. ,
Boys' 2 and 3.piece Suits Of the . latest cuts and styles from
$2,75 to $5.0C each, it will pay you to see these snits before
buying elsewhere.
Dress Goods.
Ladies' Suitings in all the newest shades, from 50e per yard up
Ladies' Wash Suit Materials in all the leading shades.
See our Ladies' White Lawn Waists and Whitewear,
Carpets, Rugs, etc.
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Carpets and Rugs, Oilcloths
and English Floor Oils, just
whieh we are offering at
Arrimoommo
Umbrellas, Men's Fine and Coarse Straw Hats, Shirts and t
Shirtin gs of all kinds.
tWe will give 10 per cent off all the above goods in exchange for w o '
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Don't forget that we are selling No. 1 Sugar at $5,45 pe
ewt. cash, and augers are advancing,
tot grades of:Flour always on hand,
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