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1t AND /� Mayor Holmes H liday.
FLORAL DESIGNS
mss ba issued a proolalnt-
ation declaring Th Way July 2lst AR
T. C. GRAHAM. & SON Wingbam's civic'h iday. This" is the
1'sozzI sol, day of the annual a onrsion to Kinoar-
dine and nodoubt large number of our
townspeople will s end the day at the
lake town,
Head Willis SG Co.'i>; adv. on page 8., Marrie
At Wieuipeg
en Preebyterie
Gordon atelp
Stewart, form
married to Mr,
erly of Flaaniit
ed in foulard ai
VW couple reo
dxetly present
Wear Oreer's Shoes, and Rubbers
Just What
The fine rain on
Sunday last will
oropsin this distrix
was having a eeriej
of props,
as Needed,
atnrday night and
eau muoh to the
The long dry spell
s effect on all winds
KNox's Annual Sale continued
weeks longer, till July 34th.
v1drs
c t
To Sarnia
The annual I. 0
Sarnia and Detroit
day, Aegnst 13eb,
from Wingham to
via the White Star
steamer, "Teatimec
Detroit the fare is 7
bills giving full par
for 2
6
nd Detroit
0. F. excursion to
1I1 be held on Satur-
The return fare
Santa is $1.90and
Line's magnificent
' from. Sarnia to
cents. Watch for
orders..r'''
GIRLS WANTED.'
& Oo., London, On
ply D. S. PERRIN
Music for
Mr. M, S. L.
Wingham and f
ber of the Cilia
band boys two 0
and through th
wish to heartily
hie gift and pro
leotions from thi
concert.
itizens' Band.
omuth, formerly- of
some years a mem-
ns' Band, has sent the
plate sets of m1810
TIMES the members
auk Mr. Homuth for
e to give the two se -
music at an open sir
Greatest bargains ever given in jewel-
ry at KNox's Sale.
Conditio
Mr. Wm. Bober
berta, who is spa
town, having bee
count of the deet
ports crops as bein'
his section of Alb
have had no rain ei
that spring sown gr
not grown at al!, bn
lands the crop wilt
sections of the We:
had rain Mr, Ro
looking very good.
WINGHAM
VOL. XXXII —NO. 2005, WINGHA310 ONTARIO, TUESDAY, JULY
14
1910,.
FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN
"Mother Krohs Remechea" for
Baba s and Children are now for sale
in Ft mgham. They hayed proved a
boon to mothers in United States
during the past five years,
Qonto Rtnny—Relieves infantile
colic without use of opium.
ESSENCE CP CATNIP—A tonin naedi-
oine. for weak pony babies.
WoRtt SYRul'—A reliable remedy to
remove worms of all kinds,
COUGH SYRUP—Relieves oonghs and
colds.
LAXATIVE SYRUP—An ideal laxative.
Gentle notion on bowels,
TEETHING SYRtn»--A reliable remedy
for norms irritability incident
to teetbiog.
' ORM' SYRUP—Valuable in croup,
whooping cough, hoareeness.
Gives instant relief,
SOoTHING SYRur—Relieves pain and
nervous irritation, tooio to sta.
mach and bowels—contains no
opium,
NEUTRALIZINci TONIC --Pain reliever,
etomaoh tonic, bowel regulator
Walton Mckliibon
THE DRUGGIST
The C-02.1.00.• Store
Mao ionald Block, Wingham,
At 40
Peterborough Welland
Orangeville Wingham
You will regret you did not 1
attend one of Canada's High- I
Grade Business Colleges, lo.
cated at
•
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Now is a good time to enter.
Our graduates receive from
$400 to $15d0 per annual.
Mail Courses in 100 different
subjects.
Write Por particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEC, SPOTTON," Principal
W etches, ()looks. silverware and jewel-
ry slaughtered at KNox's till July 14th.
WANTED.—Any quantity wool; cash
or trade. T. A. MILLS,
Glove operators wanted—Experienc-
ed on heavy goods, steady' work, good
wages -•--Apply Durham GIove Co.
Limited, Bowmanville, Ont,"
Fon Senn.—A11 my household fnrni•
tare and one organ by private sale at my
retidenoe on Shuter street. Everything
to be sold. Articles can be seen any
day. Mrs. T, J. Elliott.
ChrisIie's 59Grocery
ACNE .
WHY NOT
Be es Phit'TIouLAR about our
table supplies tie about every-
thing &ie. We ought to be even
more so. There's all kinds of
gnalities in Food and the oheap-
est in the end is THE BEST.
RICE
Makes an excellent diet for Bum-
mer. Of the aIANY itnNDs and
QUALITY we have lei oted the
best of twe and can highly re-
commend them, 5o or 10o per lb,
Always •
A ays on Hand
Bananas, Oranges, LemOns
Cooked Meats, etc.
BEST CtITAINAELE QUALITY.
You'll Want
SOME 000D TEA
We want yon to try otir Teas.
Their flavour to exultant, Their
gnaiity fe tiubeatable and the
prices are 80o, 40o and 500 per lb.
Chinaware at Unheard
of Prices
THE TEA AND COFFEE STORE
s in Alberta
son, of Nanton, Al -
ding -a few days in
called here on go-
of his mothea, re -
almost a failure in
ta, He says they
•e last Anguet and
in and grass have
on simmer fallow
•ot be bad. Other
, where they have
ertson reports are
We sell' Wonder Shine for cleaning
silver and gold, at PATTERSON'S jewelry
Ware.
Barns
The severe electric
day night was one o
had in this section
driving shed on the
Naylor in East Wa
V780 struck by light
The barn on Mr.
9811 concession of
struck by iightnin
destroyed. Mr. F
storing a Iarge qu
the barn,
urned.
1 storm on Satur-
the worst we have
or some time. A
arm of of Mr. Geo.
nosh, near Fordyce
ing and destroyed.
lex Forgie's farm
=berry was also
and was completly
gie had just finished
tits, of new hay in
WANTED. --Fou
work in tannery a
r
or five good men to
d glove works.
W. D. PRINCLE.
Huron Old B
The annual exo
Old Boys' Associa
this' year run to G
dine, There wer
pasaengere left To
days with old frie
of the county. A
to 'Wingham wer
N', Rush, F. Pa
Mies Laura Ho
R. A. Walker,.
Chia, Mr. an
Mr e. A. Felinia
ys' Excursion.
reion of the Huron
ion of Toronto was
derich and Kinear.
large number of
nto to epend a few
e in different parts
ong those who came
:—Mr, and Mrs. Fred
reon, J. J, Iiomnth,
th, Miss Delay Knox,
r, and Mre. Thompson
Mrs. Sherman bay,
Nof10E,—We are prepated to buy any
quantity of wool: higbteet cash prioe
paid, T. A, MTLLS,
No Prize- fight Pictures.
The "fight of t e century," the Jef.
fries -Johnson Set to id Reno, will not
dash on the (Ianva A of the moving pip;
tore theatres of the Province. The
fight feint who awed the' money that
the trip to Reno wo Id have coot them
will not be able to sp rid it in seeing the
pictured represents -one of the ilet10
battle. 'Thursday a ernoon, following
ft nleetina of the Oabi et, Premier Whit,
hey annonneed the by vii order in.
Qounail pictures of p se fights would be
nroliibited, and 'dor ng the nett Weep
that order will be o inteeleated tit all
l obiets of police in th Qrovince.
•
and a set of Li
cabinet of silt'
Fresh fish every week -end, at T.
FRLLs' bntoher shop. i.
Basebaj
The Bait local,
the season will be
Park on Friday aft
between Blyth and
dry Nine. The ga
5.80 p, m, sharp.
for a good orowd
the season.
on Friday.
ams of baseball for
eyed on the, Town
rnoon of this week,
he Western Faun•
e will be •called at
he boys are looking
this first game of
Excursion
Thursday of nex
Wingbam's oivio b
of the annual unit)
ouraion to Kiuca
will leave Wingha
ing in Kincardine
return fare is 70 0
Dents for children.
day for a day at t
Kincardine.
week, July 21st, is
liday and is the date
Sunday school ex-
i1ii, Speoial trains
at 9.15 a. to. arriv-
e 10 35 a, ni, The
to for ,adults' and 35
Reserve next Thnrs-
ake.
Take advantage
est values ever he
KNOX's Anneal S
1 some ct the great -
d of to Wiuthain, at
e.
A Foot•'it Game.
In the final int: rmediate W. F A.
football match pia -d at Brumfield on
Monday night bet een the Colonials of
Niagara FaIi%, and • e Rovers of Bruce -
field, the Colonials are detented by a
score of 4 to 3 befor : a orowd number-
ing over 1,000 peo • le. The game was
well played by both teams, the Colonials
snoring early in the ,. ame, but the Rov-
ers proved theme: yes great finishers,
and won in the sec. • d half. This makes
a tie on tbe round, -.: the 0010nials won
at home by one goa , MoQntoheon, of
Stratford, was the referee.
WOOL WANTED. -50,000 lbs; highest
prices, cash or trade.
Gino. E. KING.
Muzzling Or er Will Stand.
If any other oonn y or city munioipal-
ities in Qatari() ente tain the same views
as the County Conn 1 of Oxford in re-
gard to the oancellat on of the dog muz-
zling order, they are ikely to be doom-
ed to very eerions dis ppointment. The
statement is made at the office of Dr.
Rutherford, Veterina y Direotor Gener-
al, that there is no pr spect whatever of
any relaxing of tbe o er at least until
the heated term is ov , and even then
it all depends upo circumstances.
While it is tree that t e muzzling regu-
lation is enforced the Provincial
authorities, chiefly cause they have
the machinery neares to hand, they are
noting in every resp t in co-operation
with the Federal om re, and no change
will be made until iter a full confer-
ence between the tw
Greatest bargains in watches and
jewelry ever heard of in Wingham, at
KNox s Annual Sale.
Ladies' Oxfords, Ties, Pompe and
Slippers in the handsomest models that
ever graced a Shoe Store. $1.76, $2.26
up to $8,00 or $3.50.
W. J. GREEK,
Death of Pioneer. ..
The following fro .. last week's Tees.
water News refers t the death of John
lilcKenzie, father of •, re, Wm. Fryfogle
of thie town :—After .n illness extending
two years, Mr. John ()Kenzie for forty
years a resident of the 4th concession of
Culross, passed awn at 6.45 o'clock
last Monday morni g. Tho cause of
death was an internal tumor. The late
Mr. 1titegenzie was a • . tive of Rossshire,
Sootlend; where he -as born in 1839.
When sled he learne the trade of Shoe-
making and fora few, veers conduoted n
business in the viliag: of Dinguel, Io
1860 he was married to Catharine Me-
Rae who with four s' • e and five dough-
tern Aurvive him, I the summer of
1865 he with his Wife and fent childten
came to this country, ; nd 4,ftor working
fora few years at his rade bought the
fnrni oti Which he tin e lived. Though
lacking the advantag: of even an ordin-,
ary public sehoot ode.: tion, as now tin.
derotood, Mr. Molten e acquired a cony
aidereble amoiint of a:Herei knowledge,
He was an a*eidiiotie ,:oder of newepap•
ere and Was always p.: ted on the pont-
lama other leading °pies of the day.
But hit chief concern life elwtty8 arab
religion Which he awe ted and practised
after the fatllion of etrlotScotoh ?resby«
Origin of hd 1t tt century ago.
bride'd girl fri
whiob she was
Hamilton hay
at 472 Beresfo
nipeg. Many
Mr. and. Mrs,
happy wedde
in Winnipeg.
on Jane 29th, in Steph.
Qhuroh by Bev, Dr,
Connor}, Mies Sarah
rly of Wingham, was
Harry Hamilton, form-
, The bride was dress -
and was unattended,
teed many beautiful and
_among which were a
from The T, Eatgn 0o.,
ogees china from the
de in the department in
employed; Mr. and Mrs,
taken up their residence
Ave, Fort Rouge, Win.
Id Mende here will wish
amilfon many years of
11fe.
BRING Ar niu You SnOES._We do
repairing and we do it right. W, J.
Greer.
Serino
Wingham C
members of th
the looaI Iodg
ons, to the n
area, attend
Paul's Churn
and listened
tive end prao
Bro, the Re
who took for
to the Geist
first verse of
fast therefor
Christ hath m
tangled agai:
dage." Rev,
visit to Wing
service, On
members vol,
the excellent
thanks to the
church ward
i to Qrangemen,
angemen, with visiting
neighboring bodges and
of Orange Youog Brit-
mber of about one hun-
divine eervice in St.
on Sunday evening last,
an interesting, instruo-
cal sermon by the Rentor,
Edgar H. °rely, B. A„
is text the words of Paul
ns, as contained in the
the fifth chapter, "Stand
in the liberty with which
de us free, and be not en -
with the yoke of bon -
F. Shore, who is on a
am friends, essistedin the
eturning to the hall the
ed their eppreoiation of
�ervioe by a hearty vote of
Rtator, the ohoir and the
ne.
Headquarters for diamond rings
PATTERSON'S jewelry store,
at
Death of rs. Robertson.
Christina Sim on, reliot of the late
Robert Roberts n, whose death was
briefly recorded these columns last
week was born i Markinoh, Fifeshire,
Scotland, in May 1822, coming in com-
pany with her ha baud and family, to
Canada, in the ep ng of 1869 and settled
in East Wawanos , near Marnoch. Mr.
Robertson passed away upwards of
twenty years ago rid the deoeased con-
tinued to reeido a Marnoch until some
seven years ago en she Dame to town
to live with her daughter, Mrs, Saml.
Young. Mrs. R bertson was held in
high esteem by a arge cirole of friends
and for many ye re had been a member
of the Presbyteri n Church. The de-
ceased is survive by two darghters,
Mrs. Saml. Yonn and Mrs. Jas, Gibson
and one son, Wm. Robertsou, of
Nanton, Alta. e funeral was held on
Monday aftern n to the Wingbam
cemetery.
TRUNKS and VALISES --The best kind
and at Lowest prices. W. J. GREER,
Entrance Ex
The following is
candidates for adults
in East and West
inspectorate of W
number of candidate
In 1909 there were
entrance to high who
of teachers, the fre
teachers, the inorea
school holidays and t
arithmetic paper hay
urea 01 many student
papers in arithnieti
Were responsible fo
many etudents who p
subjects, In spite of
schools have done Wel
required to peso is 80
Mies May McBurney
Wawanosh (11 years
honor of making the
marks in tbe leap
being 524. Teacher
con Brat lot d
g n e .
WEST WA.
No. 4•--Olarenoe
Margaret
12—Elwell W
minations.
liat of eucoessful
on to high schools
awanosh in the
t Huron. The
s this year wits 275.
346 writing for
s. The scarcity
tient changes of
ing number of
difficulty of the
caused the fail -
!hie yer.r. The
and geography
the downfall of
eyed in the other
hese papers some
The maximum
; for honors, 487.
of No. 11, East
of age) has the
ighost number of
otorate, her total
rid pupil are to be
ANOSII
obonaid 409
tiler ... 890
bster...;, 400
EAST wA% ANNCSi'f
7—bora E,
Willie Ar
11—May Mo13
Mary Cur
Milton
eoroft,,, 411
strong... 438
ruey...., 624
ie 490
Barney„ 403
Seientifio eight Coating, artistic, trame
fitting, at W. 0. PATTERSON'S .jewelry
Blore.
Ohe hundred an
sohooltea()hers ea
the 'Virginian on
over teglano.
mer the London
Alsoelation will
Of English teeoho
sixty.Sine Manitoba
ed from Montreal by
hured'ay fol a tout
ring the present sum.
England, 'teachers'
rganize et 0011011on
t 10''itit Canada,
Orang en; Celebrate
In Larg. e N mbers
Over T o Thousand Memb rs of the
Or • er Commemorate the
Boyne Victory
$1 YEAR IN ADVANCE
STIRRING
LARG
M
The 220th ann
of Prince Willis
James at the B
brayed in Wing
all the pageautr
has marked pre
kind.
DDRESSES, SPLENDID M
ATTENDANCE CONTRIBU
ST SUCCESSFUL GATHERI
ersary of the viotory
of Orange over King
yne was fittingly cola-
am on Tuesday, with
and splendor which
ions wagons of this
Ample prepare ions had been made
the way of decor: tion, and the oltiz
heartily co opera ed with the ;memo
of the oommitte=: in this respect, t
great $majority o the bnsiuees pia
and many reside • nes along the line
march being gaily festooned with bu
ing. Sags and ev:rgreen, Arches h
been constructed a adorned with a
preprints mottoes, :11011 as, "Welcome
"The Town ie you :," "Derry Walls
"British Connectio, ," "No Surrender
etc,, etc., and altog:ther the town pr
sented a gay appear • nos.
The early morni,g threatened rai
but this apparently id not dampen t
ardor or spirits of the Orangemen. T
members of Wingha •• L. 0. L. No, 7
met at their hall in the morning a
completed nrrangeme • is for the rece
cion of the visitors . rriviug by opeoi
trains on the C. P. R. nd G. T. R.
The specials from rood Valley a
Teeewater on the O. i-' R. brought ler
numbers of nembers ,f the Cider 'a
their followers, the f0 mer train bei
composed of sixteen co:°hes crowded
the doors. The G T. R. specials fro
Kinoardine, and Cent alio and the reg
lar from Pamerston a riving a little b
hind schedule time ,. re heavily lade
with passengers. The urrounding conn
try for many miles w s also well repre
ented, as was eviden ed by the larg
number of conveyance which filled al
most every oonvenien available spade
A modest estimate o the number o
eople who spent the day in town i
iven at 10,000. We are inclined t
hink that this is rathe under the mark
Raiti set in during t e forenoon, an
ontinned for a couple f hours, whin
elayed proceedings omewhat. Th
coal lodge, with the Luo now Pipe Band
nd Wingham Citizens' Band, met the
morning trains and esc rted the visit
ng lodges up town.
The afternoon broke flue, and the
Brims lodges assembl d in the town
ark and formed rip f r the parade,
hioh was undoubtedly the largest and
est in appearance the has ever been
itnessed in this part the Province.
The forces were mar hailed by Bro.
. J. McLean, of Win ham, who was
bly assisted by other embers of the
rder mounted on w ite steeds. The
o0essian left the park and pro-
eded rip Alfred s rest to Shuter,
elute to John tared, up to Frances,
d to Diagonal Road, then via Diagon-
Road, Viotoria and Josephine streets
ok to the park.
The following is list of the lodges
king part in the pr ession, as near tie
old be ascertains , although not in
e order in which th y marched;--
in
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era
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of
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P.
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he
he
94
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Speakers and pro inept members
of the Order, in carriage.
Fordwioh 0. . B. No, 4
Orange Hill O. Y. B. No. 78
Wingham 0, . B. No. 11
Wingham di Vim' Band
Grand Valley L 0. L NO 256
Arthur's Corriere . 0. L. No. 1066
Needham's L. . L. No. 170
Bervie L 0 L. No 498
1 inoardine L. 0. L. No. 765
Bethel L. 0, L. No, 1220
Luoknow L. s L. No, 428
Ripley L. • L. No, 790
Kinloee L. u , L, No. 898
Culross L. . L. No 978'
Maple Grove 0. L. No, 1044
SIC AND A
E TO A
G.
Kinloagh L e , L. No. 1139
Damasons L. •, L. No. 787.
Arthur L • . L. No. 302
Four -Mile 0 :ek L. 0. L.
Henoall L 0 L No. 733
Orediton L 0 L. No, 1343
Fordwiob L • L No. 642,
Orange Hlil L. 1 L No, 575
Gerrie L 0. . No. 767
Lakelet L. 0. , No. 1090
Newbridge L. • L, No. 775
Zion L 0. L. No. 1219
Westford L. 0. L. No, 768
Clifford L. 0. No. 2121
Belgrave L. 0. No. 462
Londeeboro L. 0 . L. No. $68
Blyth L. 0. L. No. 963
Auburn L. 0, No, 932
Ethel L. 0. L. No. 631
Bluevele L 0. , No. 766
Morris L. 0. L No. 873
Teeewater Bra e Band
Brussels L. 0. , No. 774
Dungannon L. 0. L. No. 324
Belfast L 0 L No. 499
Highland Pip a Band
Veterans of L, 0, in carriages
Wingham L. 0, . No. 794.
The gathering re-ai
park, where a paviiio
been ereoted, County
presided, and on the
large number of pro
of the Order. Mayor
the gathering, and afte
were delivered by Mea:
grove, M. L A., Gao.
Wm. Lowe, Hugh 01.
Rev. Richard Hobbs, M
Melancthon, Rev. E.
others. The addressee
order, and were listened'
attention, The Nati
brought to a close what
be one of the most antic
tions ever held in North
aembled at the
a and seats had
aster M. Dane,
Platform were a
tinent members
•lines wleloomed
wards addressee
re. A. H. Vias.
Mooney, Rev.
rk, M. L. A.,
. R. Woods, of
H. °rely, and
ere of a high
n with marked
nal Anthem
s ()encoded to
sful oelebra-
• ron.
NOTES OI! THE DA'.
The lodges of West Bruce
in good force,
The Luoknow Pipers were he mneloai
attraction of the day.
Wingham'a goat was an attraotive
feature of the parade.
The silk hats emerged from the
drenching not mnoh the wore.
The merchants did a very 'sir trade in
umbrellas during the foreno n,
Wingham Citizens' Bad and the
Teeewater Band were in goad form.
The committee have r aeon to feel
elated at the success of the celebration.
W. M. Greer of 794 was indefatigable
in his efforts on behalf o the celebra-
tion.
A couple of rinks of grand Valley
and Wingham bowlers pi.,- ed a friendly
game daring the afternoo .
Weir Elliott in resple • eat uniform
and mounted on his pon lent an ap-
propriate air to the local 1 . dge,
L. E. Binkley, Of the 8 ell Telephone
Co., floated the colors n the 80 -foot
flag -pole at the park, It as a remark-
able feat.
Grand Valley Lodge N.. 256, won the
honor of Coming the to gest distance.
They appeared in spl:. did form, in
white suits.
The G. T. R. specials returning in the
evening were several h ' ore late leaving
Wingham, causing d'seppointment to
those who wished to get home early*.
The 12th 3nly oelebre tone tax the rail.
wage to their atmcet r, handle the im-
mente throng&
turned out
Jesse Edwards :•,: o digging a well at
the depth of 85 fee oh the premises of
W. G. Gerrie. near 13elwood, when the
well caved in. hie was tit eleven
o'clock in the nlern ng, and it was Ave
before Edwards w reached, olid by
that time life was e tinot. Indeed, it is
believed that dear. Was instantaneous.
dward8 was about 40 years of age, and
the only suppert of . is widowed blether.
Colonel White,
Mary's is dead.
Mime Parks, 8 rin
at Wetaskiwin, Mb
next morning and h
barn.
Sir Wilfrid Lauri
ed a magnifieent we
and in the evening t
ed the boundary qty
Gottnaster at St.
nder, was married
tit, and got tiffs the
ged himself in his
and party reeeiv-
-ame at Winnipeg,
e Premier diseass-
stion,
TEACHER VI/ANTED.
•
For Union Sobool Section No. g.
WInghaea Junction, ".Duties to oom-
tmlons e aft
received upState (meaoto
July. 2002.
Box 55, w' • J. H.ENDERSON,
Wingbasn. Ont,.
NOTICE OF CLOSING..
We, the undersigned Solicitors of tbe
Town of Wingham, hereby agree to
close our Offices during the months of
July and Anguet as follows, —0o each
week day with the exception of Setup -
day at 4 p, m., and .on Satnrdoy. at
1 p. m.
DUDLEY HOLMES
.T, A. MORTON
An:Maw VANSTONJa
WINGHAM
CHOPPING MILL.
Having contracted for Bran, Shorts,
Flour, Feed, eta,, to be shipped in car
lots, I will be able to supply these at all
times in any quantities. Also all kinds
of Chop for sale in large or small quan-
itiee,
Iwill exchange Flour for Wheat on
the usual terms.
Market prices paid for all kinds of grain,
EZRA MERi r,EY
Proprietor.
CALF ESTRAY.
Came unto the premien of the under-
signed, south half Lot 28, Oon 9. East
v --i nwanosh, about the middle of May, a
Red Yearling Oalf. Owner oan have
same by proving property and paying
charges,
GEORGE B. NAYLOR,
Fordyoe, P. 0.
A
Safe . Investment
The safest investment on earth,
is the earth itself.
SEE' OTYR LIST O)+ PAElliS NOR
SALE. The exodus to the West
has reached its Iimit. Ontario
farm lands will soon be in de.
mand again at good prices,
The shrewd man will buy now
and when farms increase in value,
town property advances in price
in proportion.
Buy a house and lot in Wing-
ham. We have what will suit
you.
When you pay rent you are
paying your landlord's insurance
and taxes and also interest on
his in'.estment.
Ritchie &I CoseRs
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
COOL OXFORDS
FOR JULY
Just bring your poor, suffering
feet here and we'll dress theta so
neatly and so comfortable, at Such a
nominal cost, that they will enjoy
every moment of your outing.
Oxfords, Ties, Pampa, and
Outing Shout in inaoy new
and attraotive styles.
Leathers of Black and the
new Tan Shades. Suede and
Kid leathers in new 001* t8.
Canvas Shoes and Ox orde in
White or colors.
A splendid line of all good
torte of Poet Clooiers
60e, 75e, 90e up to $1.23' • r
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We've Summer foot enrafort for
every man, Wonsan and Ctitld that
Conies here for Cool Shoes
J. GREER
Sole Agenfo for Ilagar sod Water and Inviateta
Shoes for Lridtet and (,tents.