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THS WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL. XL, --NO, 203
25
Linen
Handkerchiefs
Free
Commencing Saturday next
wewill give to the first 25 people
purcbasing an ounce of Perfume
at our store
(A fine imported Irish
Linen Handkerchief
and a dainty chatelaine
bottle of our "Thelma"
Perfume.)
"Thelma" is as. dainty as the.
flowers and more lasting.
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
ffisselcneld. Block, Wingham.
STORE TO
RENT .
SUITABLE FOR
IMPLEMENT
SHOP
POSSESSION 1st OF
JANUARY
Ritchie & Cosons:
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
WANTED•—Operators, ex.:rienoed on
heavy geode. High: t w gee. Warm,
well•ligbted factory. e paid. Apply
DURHAM GLOVE CO., IMITED, Bowman-
ville, Ont.
The lumber bar ,Isabella sands disap-
peared from the cck at Owen Sound
with her Drew on card and it is suppos-
ed she was blown ut into the bay.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 68.
Unbeatable
Groceries
This is the day of the special•
ist and our specialty is the gro•
cery business.
We began 1911 with the deter.
urination to make a year of mut-
ual advantage.
TO YOU
BROAusE—•Yon will be able to get
the best of eatables at
lowest notch prices con-
sistent with quality.
All eatables will be hand-
led by the latest and best
methods.
Anything we send out
that does not toe the qual—
ity mark will be gladly
taken back.
TO US.
Of course it means something
to t1s, It Means increased sales,..
and increased sales to its is botind
to re•atet in your favour. Think
it over and GIVE vs A TnTAL,
The lea and Coffee ► $tore
WINGRAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 1911,
Wear Greor'a Shoos and Rubors
Ladies' A xiliarY•
The regular mont y meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to he Wingham Gen -
ere' Hospital has ben postponed owing
to the very stormy Bather. The next
meeting will be eld in the Council
Chamber on Mond y, Feb. 6th, at four
o'olools when mat rs laid•over from the
January meeting ill be taken up.
Competent girl luvanted; no washing;
highest wages -laid. Duties to com-
mence at once. MRS. L. KENNEDY.
The An ,ual Meeting.
The annual meting of the Turnberry
Agrionitnrel Sooif
Council Chamber1
Jannary 20th, con
Wingham fall fail
oese and can be m
the future if the
and district give e
agement of the
are interested in
requested to atte
ty will be held In the
on Friday afternoon,
menoing at 2 o'olook.
last year was a spo-
de a better success in
people of Wingham
me time to the man.
sir, All parties who
iugham's fall fair are
d this annual meeting.
Died ! New York.
Jas. S. Markh, m, on of Rev. Joseph
Markham, whoa death was reoorded in
our last nem, died on Thursday last at
his home in New York. Deceased had
been in the ofd: of an English tubing
firm for some ye re and hadbeen ill for
a few months, : le was in Me 50th year
and leaves a wad 'w but no family. The
deceased resided _n Wingham when his
father was a paler here some thirty
years ago.
SEATING Seams:— To enjoy skating
one must have the correct boot. We
have them in Ladies', Gents', Misses'
and Boys'. Skates put on free on shoes
we sell, W. J. GREER.
First Hock ev of Season.
The first home game of hockey for
the seasonwill be played at the Wing-
ham rink this (Th ereday) evening when
Listowel will be t6
boys arelooking f
this, the opening
Band will be in atti
ed; at 8 o'clock.
players:won their
ton by a snore of 7
visiting team. The
r a good crowd at
game of the season.
ndanoe. Game call.
est- week, the looal
ret game at Harris -
to 6.
ia; We don't very often put on a special
out -down sale, bat we want room, and
the quickest way to get it is to clear out
at a price. This is your opportunity to
get bargains but for cash only.
S. GRAOEY, Farniture Dealer,
Bengou is Coming.
On Tuesday ev .ning, Jaa.l7th, Ben-
gongh will give e of his famous en•
tertainments in e Town Hall, under
the auspices o the Wingh... High
School. The e ertainmen Is of the
highest class an the Ht : . School du -
dents promise 5 eir f . de an evening
of !aprofit, ple fir: and mirth. The
prioee are the po nlsr prices of reserved
seats, 35c, genet admission, adu1ts,25o
and ohildren, 15c Reserved seattiokets
are now on Sale :md seats may bereser-
ved at MoKibbo:I's drug store beginning
at 2 p.m. Thursiry, Jan. 12th. During
the evening Ben-nngh will give a num-
ber of local oherecter sketches. He is a
Canadian end et -nds unrivalled in his
field.
The City ty Council.
The reeves and eputy reeves who will
oompoae the comity council of 1911 are:
Ashfield—Thos Stothers, Wm, Hun-
ter.
fel Colborne—J. N Kernighan,
Goderioh Town hip—Samuel Sturdy.
Hay—P. Lemon
Stephen—S. Sueeitzer, *W. D. San -
dere.
Usberne—*Alfred Hankin.
Taokeremith—RAlert MoKay,
Hallett --e James Jeipor.
MoKillop—J, M. ovenlock.
East Wawanosh— ohn Gillespie.
West Wawanosh ,'Wm. Bailie.
Morris—*John She treed.
Grey—R. W. Li ingetone, *John
Brown.
Turnberry—T. K. well.
Howiek ,/John S Winter, *James
Downey.
Goderioh Town—
Mannings.
Olintein--W. G.
Seaforthee*J. rj,
,Wingham *D,
Exeter—a. W.
1eiit&1--Oweli
Bayfield—G,
Brnaselt—,1013
Blyth—Lttat
Wroxeter_*
Those mark
oottnoil,
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8
Pump Bu iness Sold, .
• Mr. 0, J. Thorn on has sold the Wings
ham pomp and indmill business to
Mr, Edgar Pattism, Of Eaet Wawanosh,
Mr. Thorton inter de going to. Qalifornia
in the near fakir, and will eventually
move his family 5 . the southern coun-
try, Many frien
of the removal of
ily from the to
had considerable
nese and we wain
of the town and
•
Death of
After a few
will regret to hear
r. Thorton and Yarn'
Mr. Pattison has
xperienoe in the bnei•
me him as .a resident.
ieh him every success
rs. McCreight.
ays illness with pneu-
monia, Mary J Carter, wife. of Mr.
John Mooreig tt, of Tnrnberry, near
Zetland, passec away on Friday last, in
her 38th year. The deceased lady was
highly esteemo i and her bereaved hue -
band and family of six children will
have the sympi
their sudden ai
funeral took pl
to the Winghat
thy of many friends in
d severe affliction. The
oe on Monday afternoon
oemetery.
You oan get iron bade, mattresses,
bedroom spites, sideboards, couches, par-
lor suites, easy chairs. tables, eto., at
out -down prides at S. GRAOEY'a.
The Spring Assizes.
Tuesday, April 11th, is the date fixed
for the spring assizes in Goderich. This
sitting of the Court will be of special
interest, as the two prisoners now in the
county jail will the be dealt with. Ed-
ward Jardine will be charged with the
death of Lizzie Anderson and George
Vanstone will face indictment for the
killing of his five-year-old son, Freddie
Chief Justice Falconbridge
The non-jury sittings
on Tuesday, May
tion MacMahon.
r -old eon, Freddie.
Ibridge is to preside.
a are to commence
rd, before ,Mr. Jus.
HELP WANTED—Ladies •wishing to
work at home making mitts and gloves
oan secure the same from the Wingham
Tannery and Glove Works, We send a
lady to give instructions.
W. D. PRINGLE.
Presentation to Fx. Laurandeau.
On Wednesday e ening, January 4th,
a very pleasant eve t took plaoe at the
home of Mr. Wm. rgie, Francis street,
when the members f the Sacred Heart
Church gathered to id farewell to their
pastor, Rev. Fathe Laurandeau, who
has been transferr to London. An
address was read b Mr. A. J Pilon,
while Mesers Wm Fergie and Frank
McConnell, on bete f of the oongrega•
tion, presented the ev. Father with a
handsome quarter at oak clock end a
gold headed nmbr la. Father Lauren -
dean made a ani . ble reply, thanking
the congregation for their kindness
Father Blair, the ew Parish Priest was
present and made a short address, after
whioh a enmptu ns repast was served
by the Bost and hostess, All present
report a very pletwant evening.
•
Canaries for Sale.
Tho finest selection of singing canaries
ever seen in this section is now in possess
ion of Provincial Constable Phippen.
Some are direot from Germany. There
are rollers of the finest song, warblers
and some belle water and flute notes.
They will be solid at ,reasonable prices
See these birds if you want a good singer.
Old A e Annuities.
Mr. R. D. O meron, of Luoknow,
agent for the 0 nadian Government's
system of Old Ag
a fairly good an
Chamber on Tb
The audience wo
larger bad it not be
tions on the same e
on is a speaker of v
easy to understand
and every young m
should have been
how to invest small
Annuities, addressed
once in tha Council
veiny evening last.
Id have been mnoh
en for other attrao-
ening. Mr.Oamer-
ry pleasant delivery,
ind very convincing,
p and young woman
6here to understand
nine et any time to
build up an samara: oe against want in
old age. A few Deni I a day will guaran-
tee from $50 to $6015 snnually, after the
age of 65 years. Th re is no danger of
loss of deposit by lase of monthly pay-
ments, for whateve is invested bears
interest from the da it is paid in, and
any Bums may be id into any post -
Moe in Canada at any time. This is
one of the grandest cheeses, ever plan-
ned, to give comfort n old age, and it
hat the endorsation of both political
g incentive to pat -
ill become interest-
prosperity of the
no fear of want in
ity le sure, and no
aeoidont, tie ,/wind o, or' any debt can
take front them t Ie annual paytiiente
after 65 years of a . Ex -Mayor Holm.
es occupied the oh it and on motion of
Mr. Abner Cosens,
auks was extended to
!a able and instructive
. A, Reid, B, 0. parties. It is a etrel
riotiem. Everyone
myth, ed in the Welfare an.
reig. Country when feelin
M Don
a aa d, old age; for the an
aylor,
Geiger
Smith, M. D.
Leckie.
Hill, Mayor Spotton a
onrad Reid. • a hearty vote of t
were not in last year's Mr, Cameron for
addreMd.
1,. 0. l„ Dtstrtc Officers. INAUGURAL- MEETING.
The annual meeting the Tnrnberry
Dletriot L, 0. T., Was he d in the. Wing- Town Council H ids. First Meeting
ham Orange Hall, Tp ,/day, 'Tannery for 1911.
10th, at 2 pen. The to lowing ofSoers
lton M
were elaetecl:—W.M., * The inaugural nseetlug of the Town
Ktbbon; D,M„ Abra
Chaplain, Rev, E. 1J. Or
Wm, Brydges; Tress., J
Fin, -Sec., Thos. lirydgl
Ceremonies, Wm, Gni
Geo, Tees and Geo. Ti
County Mester Greek ins
ami uBrydgee; Council was held 11 o'clock on Mon-
day morning with 11 the members prey
ly; Rem -Sem, ent except Conn. McKenzie. Mayor
inn Casemore; Spotton presiding.
e; Direotor of
t; Lecturers,
ornton. Past
alled the newly
elected officers, illnevasse was decided
on. as the next plane of meeting.
20 to 80 per oegt. d •o' • t sale at
KNox's for the next 20 ' s.
Encampment Officers,
Al the regular nesting of Minerva
Encampment, h0 0, n., on Monday
evening last, the Rollo sing officers were
installed by J. W, Do id, D. D. G. P.:-
0. P., H. Hensoliff- ; S. W., W. W.
Hough; H. P., J. V . Haines; Soribe,
A. J. Alderson; Treat;, J. W. Dodd; J.
W., A. Bell; I. G., John F. Groves;
G„ N. A. Fry; lax. G. of T., 3, S. Carr;
2nd G. of T„ J. W. Lsaren; 1st Sent.,
A. Hardie; 2nd Sent., H, 13, Elliott; let
W., J. A. Morton; 2 -d W., J. D. Mo
Ewen; 3rd We John Hardie; 4th W.,
Wm. Guest.
Great stook reduoing at KNox's
for the next 20 days, 11
Fifty -Fifth Anf iversary,
Mr, and Mre. Robert siexwell, of the
Bluevale Road; on Tuesday celebrated
the fifty-fifth anniverte ry of their mar-
riage: There woo a limey gathering of
friends at the home o their eon, Mr,
Wm. Maxwell, to do h nor in oelebrat•
ing this very happy e ent. The after-
noon was spent in epee h•making, sing-
ing and various amuse ent after whioh
sapper was served. M . and Mrs. Max.
well are both natives f Damfrieohire,
Scotland and were arried at Brant-
ford and lived for a eb t time in Prince-
ton, and Dame up to hat was known
as the Queen's bush in 1859 and settled
on. the 1Ituevaltei road. Both enjoy ex-
cellent health for peo e of their age and
a very large circle of riends will wish
this highly•esteemed ouple many more
years of happy wedded life.
Upholstering, repairing and picture
framing done promptly and well. S.
GRAOEY,.furnitnre dealer and praotioal
undertaker.
Death of R ass Wilson.
After an illness .standing over two
years, Mies Agnes Filson died at the
home of her broths:
on the 10th of Tnrr
her nth year. Th.
for many years bee.
berry and was held
bereaved relatives
pathy of many f
rangements had no
time of going to pr
expeoted from Oali
Oleariug sale at
20 days,
Mr. Murray Wilson
Perry on Taesday in
deceased lady had
a resident of Turn -
n high esteem. The
111' have the sym-
iende. Funeral ar-
been completed at
brother is
es as a.
ornia.
for flee next
' The Scottie' Concert.
The annual Scott ,h concert on Fri•
day evening last wa• pronounced by the
large audience as th . best concert ever
held in Wingham b; the Sons of Soot
land. Jeseie Maolissohlan, Scotland's
favorite singer was 5 her hest and her
several numbers we heartily encored
and it would be her to say whioh was
the best, but in the ind of the writer,
that favorite patriot o song, "Rule Bri-
tania" was the favo ito.w Mr. Craighall
Sherry, the Socittis; entertainer, made
his first appearance Before a Wingham
audience and he ce tainly made good.
His several selection: were well received
and he will be sere f a hearty welcome
if he returns to W-ngham, Harry M.
Bennett, the earned: *n, won a name for
himself at the Scott eh concert last year
and he fully retainer_ the reputation and
is now almost as thresh appreoiatod by a
Wingham audience,
orite, Mr. Jas. P'ax,
well at a Scottish o0
ing of Harry Laude
s that old time fay-
Mr,
avMr, Bennett takes
Dept ani his feature
's Scotch character
creations is a winning card for him.
The danoing by V ran McDonald 0110
Master George FryIegle was another
pleasing feature of the entertainment.
George is a pupil of Verna and it was
remarked that the t cher was smaller
than the pupil. The see and lassie did
well and their danoin was much appre-
ciated. Piper AToD mild supplied the
music for the danof g and Robt, Etiolla•
non took hie part a accompanist In his
usual able manner The concert Was a
encase in every w • y.
Special barge'
trine goods at
Minutes of the la 5 meeting of the 191
Connoil were read . nd adopted.
On motion of Co- ns. Bone and Hall
the Mayor, Reeve and Conn. Billet
were named as the Striking Committe
to name the etendi: g committees.
On motion of Co. us, Elliott and Bell
the Council adjor .nes until 8 o'clock
p. m.
The Council res limed business at 8
p. m., with all the members present and
Mayor Spotton pre iding.
A oommnnicatio - was read :from the
City Council of route, asking this
Connoil to give th Mayor and Clerk
power to sign a peti ion to the Ontario
Government to par ase the Bell Tele-
phone Co.'s lines an business and have
same run under Go arnment ownership.
The oommnnicatio was left over for
farther considerate
Communication om Western Foun-
dry Co. requesting he Council to have
an electric light pla ed at one end ,of the
G. T. R. bridge. he matter was left
with the Executive Committee to report
at next meeting.
Mr. Alex. Show a requested that he
be given until Feb. 1st to pay Ms taxes,
and on motion of ouns. Bell and Hall,
the request was gr nted.
On motion of 0 ne. Elliott and Bone,
$1 dog tax was ret nded to D. M. Gar.
don.
Mayor Spotton nd Reeve McDonald
submitted the fol owing report of the
Striking
submitted.
, naming the stand-
ing committees for the year ne follows:
Exeontive—May.'r, Reeve and Oonn.
Bone.
Street—Reeve M.-Doi,ald and Comte.•
Mitchell and Elliot e.
Sewer—Courts.
Hall.
Finance—Oonne.
Property — Reeve
Conns. Bone and Elliot
Fire and Water -0
Bell and Mitchell.
Conn. Elliott objeot
on the Street Comm'
of Reeve Moboneld
report, as outlined ab
By Law No. 627,
ing appointments waEread three times:
John A. McLean as a member of the
High Sobool Board f*r three years; -Ab-
ner Ooeens as a mem ,er of the Public
Library Board for tines, years; Riohard
Anderson as a membe of the Board of
Health; C. N. Graffi as Assessor and
Collector; E. Lewis as Night Watch-
man; R. Rankin as Il Ringer; A. H
Musgrove and John Fitohie as Auditors;
Thos. Deane, Wm. Moore and W. P.
Grierson as Fence Viewers; John Ar-
mour as Ponnd•Keep.r; Geo. Allen as
Inspector of Plumbin.:; Dr, R C. Red-
mond ma Medical Hee:th Offioer; Thos.
Calvert as Scavenge
On motion of Con e. Elliott and Bone,
the by-law was pass d as read and the
Executive Committ, e define the duties
of the Scavenger ani make any further
arrangements with iim that they deem
proper and report at next meeting of
Connell.
By-law, No. 628,
meet onrrent ex
three readings and
Donald and Oonn.
Bylaw, No. 629,
to pay the balance
improvements mad
three times and o
Bell and Hall was p
V. R. VanNorma
Brigade reported 5
eight lengths of hose
Contract Co„ and he
defective and oonsid
hose, when taken fro
50 Dente per foot.
On motion of Ooun
the report of Ohie! V
cepted and the Sewe
inetruoted to deduct
tractors for damaged
50 cents per foot.
On motion of Conn.
McDonald, the Clerk
subscribe for one oop
World for 1911,
The Clerk reported
623 providing for the
to the amount of $2,5
menu on trunk sewer
Works he
the ratepayersadrec. Theivedt
the third reading
Comm Elliott and
The following a
been certified 50, we
Municipal World,
Is, 11. Saint, brew
Post Qfdoe, rent o
Doul. EXp. Co., o, rgee . ,...
John F, Grime, els tion expepgee'
oemetery de. s,
L W. Hanson, me 1 to tramp.., .25.-
Renne&Oo , goods or A, Morden 12.80'
A, Young, manhol pans 18 75
A. Sanderson, aloe plowing , , , , 22'75
H. B Elliott, advt. and printipg. 62 00
Light Com., lights, band ball. , ,, .81
5, Bennett, oak oo..ars for septio
0 tank7.00
V. R VanNorman testing hose., 1,00
A. J. Pilon, testing lose ,.. 1 00
On motion of Oo ons Bope and Reeve
t McDonald the accents were passed 00
e read.
It was agreed theS the resolution mak-
' ing It necessary thea all accounts against
the Corporation m' st be properly cerd.
fled and in the Oler s's hands at 4 o'clock
p. m, on day of Jounoil meeting, he
striotly enforced lnripg the present
year, 1
SI A. YEAR IN ADVANCE
g
made, nem.
2,50
3 00
.40
51,50
oKenzie, Bell and
11, Bone and Bell.
McDonald, and
•
ons. 'McKenzie
to being planed
tee. On motion
td Conn. Bell, the
ve, was adopted,
eking the follow -
to borrow money to
nditure was given
n motion Reeve Mc -
:one, was passed,
to borrow $2,846,04
ne on electric light
in 1908 was read
motion of Corms.
seed.
Chief of the Fire
at he had tested
• sed by the Perth
found six lengths
.red the damaged
fire hall, worth
plied,,..,..,
t•
John F. Groves, au
all left over ohriat- Wm, Robertson, re
58. John Mollie, bond
Bone and Elliott,
Norman was no -
Committee was
om Sewer Oon-
oee at the rate of
Bone and Reeve
as instructed to
of the Municipal
that Bylaw No.
sue of debentures
0 to lompiete pay
nd sewage disposal
e required vote of
bylaw was given
nd on motion of
11, was passed.
onnte, whioh had
o ready.
leotion sup-
e $ 18.35
.85
alrr,... ,.... .65
n Treat.. , .. 4 8,00
At the oonolus
Mayor Spotton Inv
the Council and
Johnston's restat
were served.
in of the business
;ed the members of
tepayers present to
ant where oysters
Electric Lighj and Waterworks.
The report of
and Electric Li
the year endin
presented to the
day evening, o
the Wiugham Water
ht Commissioners for
December 31st, 1910,
'own Council on Mon
tains considerable in
formation that i= of interest to the rate-
payer,/ and frose whioh we take the
following:—
ELECTRIC *GET DEPARTDSENT.
teoeipta,
Commercial aro. ighting $ 56 65
Street ,, " ...... ., 1680 00
Other fiat rate " 108.37
Town Hall and 1 oat office
lighting .... . ... 332.22
Other meter ratClighting- 6.96 76
Installations, et. 2225 60
Loan from Town 1000.00
Total Reoe ta. , ........ $12299.60
EXP 'DITURE.
Production—
Salaries, labor, oil eto $ 1228.68
Repairs to dam 2337.09
Repairs other mot ve power235 85
Repairs electrical pparatae, 32 58
Fuel 631.39
Total oast pi4zetion : '$1465.59`
Distribution —
Salaries
Lampe, wiring ma erial, poles,
meters, transf .rmers, etc.
Office salaries and 3xpenee,...
insurance, eto 502.06
Repaid Town Loa:-. 1000 00
Town, to retire de:'enturea, 2296.59
Balance on hand 72 50
Total $12299.60
Convertible assets $ 2575.75
Liabilities—outeta ding aoca323.52
Capital account as etc—
Plant, darn, g aerating
tendon, lines, eto $82750 00
Capital account li`bilities—
Balanoe on 1903 d. bentnree$25775 19
Balance on 1908 6566 03
Total .... $32341.22
WATERWORI S DEPARTDSENT.
Re eipts.
Ordinary revenue $ 2637.43
Sale $6000 debentu es 6057 50
Loan from Town 2500.00
$ 1194' 66
3962.86
Total Receipts
Expo Iditnre.
Operating expense4
New mains and se
Supplies for water
Expense re wells.
Repaid Town loan
' " inters t....
Balance, Saving's cconnt
" Carrent "
Woes
aervioee.::.
Total.
Tho convertible
$4819 03 and the o
are $26.05. The cap
amount to $49333.'
account liabilities ar
In the town the
eleotrie onrrent and
$11194.93
$ 611 72
2348.66
246 24
1257.07
2500 00
35.85
4000 00
195 39
$11194.93
assets amount to
tatanding accounts
tal'a000unt meats
J and the capital
$34460.89.
are 290 users of
8 water veers,
FELT BOOTS.
We guarantee every pair of
Felt Boots we sell, The Man
who buys Felt Boots het'e can
always be sure of theta, while
the Man, who buys "bargains"
in Felt Shoes, will always have
something to regret,
We Handle Tise
Beet Halters' Best Boots!
Pare, live Wool Felts.
Strong stays and loops,
Every point, that 'entree for
good Felt Boots, is well
looked after.;
Dant 'Crack Rubbers
$1 50. $2.00, $2 2i , to 12.50
If the Felt Boots you buy
here, Sir, fail to do their duty,
you can return them and get
your money.
W. J. GREER
Curling Gam Arranged.
The curling games in the local comp-
etition have been arr ged as follows:—
Saturday night—Merle ve. Cochrane.
Monday night --LeBow of McKie and
Cochrane play L. Kensedy. Winner of
McKie and Cochrane slay 0. N. Griffin.
Tuesday night—Win er of Pesten and
R. Vanetoue play win er of Holmes and
Knoohtel. Loser of P area and R. Van -
atone play loser of Hol es and Kneohtel,
Wednesday night—W nner of Orawford
and Rae play winner Stalker and 0.G
Vanatone, Loser of rawford and Rae
play loser of Stalker a d C. G. Vanatone.
Tbnraday night—Wi er of Dinsley and
r
inner o an Orman rid
r playw V N a
0
P ,'ter. Loser of Di Bey and Orr play
lc our of VanNorman nd Porter.
Bargain's in
chefs at lir • s sale.
ton .--A bunoh .f ko .t the corner
of she 2nd line f ,rho and gravel
roc 1, one key fo .d . d box 297. Finder
wilt be rewarded by leafing same at
TntEs office,
THE SHOER
BEOU W. HULME
INSTUCTOR, OF
VIOLIN, PI
CLARINET, CORNET
AND SAXAPHONE `
Mr. Hulme was at ono time
teacher in the Winnipeg Conserva.
tory of 51nsic and last season was
first Clarinet with Sousie's Band at
Manhatton Beach, New York.
For information call at the Lyceum
Theatre of Brunswick Hotel.
A million•dol r chewing gun, comp-
any with head c ce in Toronto, has been
incorporated.
Capt. Thos. aetie the firet chief of
the London pai fire brigade died at San
Jose, Oafiforni
A Great
Many Pec le
Suffer continually front HEAD.
AOBISS where meditice gisea but
temporary relief. Did it ever oeonr
to you that this is caused quite often
by a DEFECT IN THE MET.
Come in and have your ey, s f.,/ted
free. It does not cont one dent to
findo - n
t anyway. We guarantee
aatiefaotlon,
Phi,. Yt
F. JHind, f
PI1A11MQA0EllT1OAL CiIRMMIS't
Orders'reren
by 131M1 WINGHAM