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WINGHAS, ' ONTARIO, TRUBSH4X,w, NQVT, HBBR Q 1911.
$1 A. YEAR TN ADVA.
Free. free;
A paekage of ;"T'].ob ` t.cd„ .and a
complete AcillEtriuM. Consisting .of
Glass Fish Globe
Two (2.) Gold Fish
Aquarium Plant
Pebbles, etc. ,.
on . Soturoay November Ilih
commgncing'at 2 p M.
With a 50e purehase of Rexall'
Goods
Rexall Stomach and Liver Pills 25c
Rexall ToothPste
20e
Total w - 50e
Wailon McKibboo
THE DRUCCIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
200 ACf[ FARM
FOR SALE
A dne'farM of 200 acres has
jest been listed with .us for im-
mediate sale on accountof owners
its health... Large brickhouse
and bank, .barn, also ..all other
Emissary buildings,,, fifty acres
bush, never failing well and
spring. School mile, post office
mile, ohurohes 1• to 8 miles; A
rare change to get a good place
in .a fine locality. Price $85Q0,
or Neill: exchange for . a smaller.
farlq.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale
At Westfield. good business. own-
er wishes to retire and will sell
right, A goodopportunity for a
young man wishing to start bttsi
nets for himself. .-
Ritchie & Cosens
HEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
E. SMITH
BANKER
WINOtio*, • ONTA RIO..
Farmers who want money to bay
home, dattle, or hogs to feed for market
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes dieoonntedfor tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable termt.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
'tate') -going. •
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Chrisiie's, Urocery
PHONE 59. '
•
NEW
• FRUITS
As in the past our New Fruits
will be the very best obtain.
able. Fart shipments are
here and we expect Mme
Pete stocks very shortly.
Cleaned Currants
i`targe Meaty Hams s 1
Choice Imported Peels
And everything else that is
necessary for the Christman
Baking.
Try Our Teas and Coffees
Trtgritg A SPED 4T,"Py'
warms -Choice Eattet", Fresh
Fgga, hand 'icke'd Beans,
Nukes,. ow,
WesKi' Cireer'4 Sloes and Baber
North Hugo " Telephones.
ItheoTelephone it
In N rth Hu on direc-
tory recently sen out Adam Robert-
son's ring is given as 4 'on 199, 'The
proper ring is. 14 on 199. Telephones
have been installed for .Wm. J. -Scott
on lane: 183, ring 22 nd for; Tohn Ruttier.
feed on line 44, ri • 24. Subscribers'
should make a note f these ehanaes in
their directory, , ..
' WANTED, ---• An 'e#rienced dining-
xooii girl; Apply arQueen's hotel..
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Guy Bro Coming,
The fampus Guy ros. minstrel show,
which has been on he road now for 38
years, is coming o Wingham again.
n.
It evi11 be here, onday :,night, Nov.
13th. This year, ith bigger band and
orchestra, and o her improvements,
the crowd will be ust as large as in
former ars. Se
o big 's
treet par-
ade and hear the s ver band on Monday.
Plan of hail at M ibbon'e drug store.
Get your ticket at once, while the
choosing is good.
Cedar rails wanted. Applyto the
W estern Foundry Co., Lirnited,
Bowling mpetitions.
The bowling co
ish Hall have bee
some tithe.: In t
which ..opened o
J. M. Graham
first prize and
McLaughlin w
match on Fri
clerks and ba
32 pins. The
doubles will e
15th. Entries
that time.
petipns at the Par -
in' full swing for
e ten pin tournament
Thanksgiving day,
nd Jack Mason won
oss Maxwell and. W.
Second prize. In a
ay night between the
ers theclerks Jerks won
,by
annual tournrment of
mmence on November
ill be received up to
POTJLTRY WANTED ---Highest cash
Price paid for all hinds of live poultry.
hone 10. Gunns', Limited..
A Suri se in Store.:
Several subscri ers to "The Family
Herald and. Wee y Star" . in thisdis
trt
xie have e
ec iv d their copy of the
beautiful premi m picture entitled,
"Home Again.' ; A copy ' has also
reached this o ce. It certainly sur-
passes any plot e, ever ' en by that
great paper be re. Ho such a beau-
tiful work of a , all r dy forframing,
can be include wit uch a great fam-
ily paper for t small sum of one dol-
lar a year is a ystery. "The Family
Herald and W key Star" shouid add
thousands of n w subscribers this sea-
son. They wel deserve it, for no such
value has eve before been given,
There is a hi surprise in store for
those who recei e the picture "Home
Again`"
Rubbers forSchool Children, 30c. to
50c. Don't let the children go without
Rubbers. W. J. GREER.
Fatal Ac"
Mr: George A.
John Marshal, o
of Turnberry was
Gilbert Plains 1N
He was driving
R. Young and g
ingof the
eng
g
were torn off
was dead. Th
was in his 36th
manyof
our
for the West a
body was broug
took place on
Toe
th bereave
v
sincere sympa
their sudden bel
dent in West.
enlist 1, son of. Mr.
the 10th concession
accidently killed at
an, o
n n Thursday last.
threshing engine for
t
caught in the gear.
ne.. One of his legs
rnd in five minutes he
deceased young than
ear and well-known to
enders and left here
ew weeks ago. The
t home and the funeral
Wednesday afternoon.
wilt be
extended the
e
y of the community in.
eavement.
Bon' Arran: w•Te learn the printing
business. Good chance fora bright act-
ve boy. Apply at TIMES office.
Anniversary d Tea -Meeting.
The anniversa `, 'services in cbnnec-
tion. with St. • ndrew's Presbyterian
Church will be eta on (Sunday next,
November 12th. Rev. Pr f. Ballantyne,
of Knox Colleg , Toronto will'' preach
at 11 a..M. and p.m. Mi., Ballantyne
is one of the ost able speakers of the
Presbyterian "hutch Gild large con-
gregations rho Id hear him. Liberal
collections are sked for from the con-
gregation. A invitation is extended
to the ptiblie attend the 'services,
On Monday ev ning, November 13th, a
tea -meeting a • entertainment will be
held. Tea will be served from fi to 8
o'eloek p. tn. i the, lecture room of the
church after Bich an entertaiment
will be held. There will be address•
es by the res[ ent clergymen and others
and a good Meal pregnant, T'he ad.
miction it25 Cents..
E
ad. Willis 84 Co.'s Adv, on Page. $ NEW STOVE .F ■ NDRY,
Fintsghgn' p'ortnrie, voted
m mind .".�innghan s Fortune"
� which will be give by local talent in
the opera house on Friday evening,
Nov. 17th. • This ntertainment will be
a good one and is' . oder the auspices of
the Parish Club - d. we hope to see it
well attended. t e plan of hall will
open at McKib • •n's drug store next
Tuesday afterno' at 2 o'clock,
MEN'S RUDDERS, high and low cut,
all styles, 65e., to 90e. New goods. The
best made, , W. 1, GREEN
Hay a 4' Grain.
Messrs. A..Tip]i g and . J. 'A, Mills
are dealing extens vely d sin c en v] i
g y n hay and all
kinds of grain. T ey are purchasing a°
large quantity of ay and have already
shipped forty car 1 + ads, - They are pre-
pared to pay the h ghest cash price for
all kinds of grain delivered in Wing -
ham, ' Mr. John Ider is " buying the
grain at the storel onse at the G. T. R.
station. Market y.ur grain in Wing -
hem, and secure hi hest cash prices.
• ' Woman' Auxiliary.,..
The Woman's.
Church held their
Thursday aftaino
officers as.follows
M. _Walker; 1st
W. F. VanStone
Mrs. F. H. Bode
W. 'Dodds; tre
White; work com
and Mrs. - A. P
W. Dodds and. M
stitutes Mrs.
White. Death h
ful and valued w
Mrs. Fred John
regret was pass
and recorded in
Wingham branch
was decided to b
alternate Thursd
3 o'clock.
xiliary of St. Paul's
nnual meeting .last
0 arid' elected their
President, Mrs. C.
vice president, Mrs,
2nd vice president,
us; secretary, Mrs,
surer, Mrs R.
ittee, Mrs. W. Gray
ter; delegates, Mrs.
s, R. Johnston; sub-
arrick and Mrs. R.
ving removed a faith -
ricer in the person of
ton, a .resolution of
•by a standing vote
the minutes of the
of the Auxiliary. It
id the meetings elle)),
y at the, rectory at
Miss Jemima M = zie has opened a
dress -.making s: +� • , at her home on
Frances street an will be' pleased` to
welcome old and new customers. Ap-
prentices wanted. .
The 12 , ak Club:
The Parish Clu' ;has.rc-organized for
the season with e ery prospect of being
as great a success as last year, which
was the banner y • ar, The Club was a
financial success or, besides repairing
the building and raying the taxes, the
running expense: were met, yet the
officers were ha pered from doing any
extension work •n account of a debt
which was ince ed when the Club was
first organinzed The former officers
decided to make much needed improve-
ments. A come y entitled "Finnigan's
Fortune" will b • °staged on the 17th of
this. month to raise funds to pay off the
debt and a • bum • r house is. expected
to hear this enter aining production put
on by local tsl _ • t. The citizens of
Wingham are no doubt proud of the
Club and it is do , tful if there is - an
other town in C: ada that can boast
of such a succes- ul institution which
provides for the hysical, mental and
moral welfaref its
o
ours men.We
young
should therefore be glad to give the
young men our sincere Support, both
financially and orally. /
Dora tmiss ar of
D bargai s in pretty hats
while sale is • n at Mrs. Green's.
Large stock to ect from.
Amnia! M
Ceti Bo
nScouts.
g Y
The postponed a ual meeting of the
Local Association o Baden-Powell Boy
Scents was held Mills' Memorial
Hall on Monday ev = ing and thefollow-
ing ofilcet's ter: appointed: -Hon.
President, A, H. sgrove, M. L. A.;
Hon. Vice Preside te, Rev, br.. Rut-
ledge,'RRev. D. Perr e, Rev. E. l•I, Croly,
Rev, G. V. Collins, s #Titer commanding
S. A., Rev. Pr. B1: r; President, C, 0.
VanStone; Viee ce Pr• •!dent, b. Holmes;
lion. See. Treas., , T. Sinclair; Chap-
lain, Rev. E. H, roly;: Scoutmaster,
R. E. N'. Barron; - ssistant Scoutmas-
ter, J. A. Allen; s uartern�aster, Earl
Hall. The local Bouts have rented
the hall in the Ate :r block, formerly
occupied by�the y'. 14: C. A. and will
snake It their b:adquartera. They
have met with a m et encouraging re-
sponse to their ca vas for funds and
wish to extend the thanks to all those
-who contributed, ach scout will be
assessed for week] dues and it is hoped
that they'wviil hay - ample funds to de.
fray all expenses Recruit') will re.
Mere a hearty wel bene and information
regarding them, ement will be gladly
given by the cels or the County
Commissioner, J. C. Smith.
The by-law which til be on
b
the, ratepayers
i .
yof W. ghain on Fri
day, 24th inst. appear to be very
popular and from what c n be heard on
the street one would j dge that it
would be .carried by a lar . e majo*ity.
To secure -a new industry hat will em-
ploy 50 men the first y = -0r and there-
after 700 men, for a 1 n of $10,000
and a free site, the ratepa ers can give
Wingham a big lift by su porting the
by-law, The town is de ing with a
company that is already w:Il establish-
ed and has an abundance •f business to
warrant the enlarging of their plant,
which is'much better thadoing busi-
nesswith a
w company co ing from an
outside point.
A, committee frons the own council
and n the Board of Trade a ornmittee are
now meeting with the W •stern Found-
ry Co., drafting an ogre anent in which
the interests of the -Tow will be fully
proested and ae 'Twain
of the
C0 until
will be held on Friday e ening too ratify
the agreement. The points in the
agreement will be publi hed so thhatthe
ratepayers will have f 11 information
before voting on the b -law. In the
meantime every ratepa r who is in-
terested in the welfar of the town
should work to"secure he passing of
the by-law.
Right d. o -date hats now on sale
CHEAP a • 4 rs Green's.
HIGH SCHOOL OTES.
Two of our former students, Roy
Stackhouse and Harry t een, have en-
tered Queen's =Untver:ity, Kingston.
The former i studyiig ' edicine, while
the latter as unt'aken the Arts
co.. .
Alrurseeady the
el 1.5. students en-
rolled. Fourth Form tubers 21.
We feel sincerely rateful to the
Board for the interest they have ex-
hibited in our welfare •y furnishing us
with such extensive.e. ipment in the
various departments.
Mr. Herbert L. T oyer, travelling
secretary of the Can , da College Mis-
sion; delivered an add ess at the school
ort
a s i
short time ago and excited quite an
enthusiasm.
Dr. A,J. Irwin h • s generously offer-
ed an annual prize •f $10 for the stud-
ent obtaining th highest aggregate
marks, either in ' art 1 or Part II, en
the examination f Entrance to Facul-
ty. To the stude t standing highest in
Mathematics in t e Entrance to Norm-
al School Exa nations, Mr. Dudley
Holmes will awe d a prize of $5, as he
has done in prev ous years.
The prizes wo on Field Day will be
distributed at th • first meeting of the
Literary Society We heartilyappre-
ciate the iateres taken by those • who
helped to make • e Field Day games a
success and esp:ciaily our competent
Secretary-Treasu er, Mr. S. McKerch-
er, and his able assistant, Mr. P. Mc-
Ewen.. We wish o extend our thanks
to them,
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Big millinery sale call on e rly at
Mrs. Green's as 11 cell
must be
cleared ed outat one egardless elyddless of
Come at once and getfirst choice.price.
Married i
n New York.
The marriage to k place on Monday,
Oct. 30th, at 8 o' lock at St. James'
Church, Madison avenue and 73rd
street, New Yo , of Miss Eleanor
Critchley, of N • w York, youngest
daughter of Mr. .hn Critchley, J. P.,
and Mrs. Critchle, of Monteith, On-
tario, to Mr. G=•rge W. Fennell, of
New York,elder son ofMrs. Fennell
and the late Mr. eorge Fennell of 121
West 100th and st streets. Rev. Dr,
J. B. Remens yder of St, James'
Church conducte: the ceremony. The
church was bea tifully decorated with.
white and pin chrysanthemums and
palms. The , ride, who was given
away by her brother-in-law, Mr, 3.
Charles Smith, B. A., of Wingham,
Ontario, wore gown of white satin,
with rose point : nd pearl trimming and
Mort train edg= . with Marabou. She
wore a veil and orange blossoms, and
carried white r• -es and lily of the vat -
ley. Her only o nament was adiamond
necklace, the gi t of the groom. The
bride's only att ndant was her sister,
,Mrs. J. Charles smith, who was matron
of honor. She • • re a beautiful empire•
gown of pale 'ink silk, with silver
trimming and pi k and white beaded
fringe and large black and white pie-
ture hat, With s lutnes, and carried a
large sheaf of ale pink, chrysanthe-
mume. lir. ane Mrs. Fennell left for
Europe, the bri e travelling in a blue
tailortnade, wi, hat to match. Upon.
their return the - will take apartrnerts
at Grabaat Cott , 7th avenue and 116th
streets, New 'ork,.
A PRQGRESSIV
PLATFORM.
Mr.N. W. Rowel
leader has laid down
which all progresaive
no matter what part
hitherto worn. The
are:-
Public ownership
public utilities, incl
and water powers.
The creation of a d
migration and•coloniz
the settlement and de
Ontario.
An eight-hourday
miners,
Technical instructio
the rural schools.
The promotion of th
land -seekers and farm
The building'of a go
on Provincial c t
Tedi .
Suitable demonstra
orchards throughout t
The extension of pu
and telephone service
the Province.
Municipalities to
be
erupt imovements
whole or in part.
The property of r
poetic utility corporat
ed and taxed' like the
trate citizens:
• A simple majority
hree-fifths vote in
aw.
Removal of the Th
ion from politics.
A . workmen's c
ased on the British
Promotion of indus
technical instruction
communities
The restoration o
To insure a thor.
tion for the pupils
A scientific po1
reforestation.
The creation of
mission and: the
Brit "
m f system or
The publication
tributions.
The prohibition
contributions by c
The appointmen
tor, as in England,
tested elections, a
electoral frauds.
y
5
t
t
b
the new Liberal
a platform upon
men may stand,
label they have
principal planks
nd operation of
ding telephones
artment of im-
ion to promote.
lopment of New
r under -ground
in farming in
immigration of
aborers.
d roads system
ion farms arid
e Province.
lie light, power
to the farms of
emitted
to ex-
= taxation in
Tway and other
n$ to be assess-
roperty of pri-
to replace the
he local option
ense administra-
pensation act,
aw.
rial training and
n urban and rural
the model schools.
gh English educe-
n every school.
y • of forestry and
civil service coin -
substitution of the
heatr
Ona e system.
f all campaign eon-
po]itical campaign
porations.
-of a public prosecu-
to intervene in con
endeavor to punish
WINGHAM GEN
AL HOSPITAL,
At a meeting of th = Directors of the
Wingham General ospitol on Friday
evening last, the foil wing officers were
elected for the ens ng yeas -:--Honor-
ary President, A. Musgrove, M. P.
1'.; President, R. CI gg; Vice President,
Dr: John Wilson; ecretary, R. Van -
stone; Treasurer, D . A. J. Irwin. We
give below a state ent of the receipts
and expenditure of the hospital for the
past year, The L • .les' Auxiliary last
year donated $343.'8 to the hospital.
The statement is a follows: -
RISC .IPTs.
Government grant $ 453.90
Town grant . 200.00
County grant ...,.. - 200.00
From patients... 3147.15
Donations 401,06
Total. .$4403.01
EXPEN
I ruREs.
Butcher's meat $ 144.30
Butter and eggs . 168.78
Flour, bread and eel........... - 85.60
Milk+, •103.20
Tea and coffee..... ' 80.65
Potatoes and other vegetables. 26.74
Groceries and pr visions not
enumerated... 432.71
Drugs and medicin• 106.46
Medical and surgi :1 appliances 159.86
Bedding, napery, eneral house
furnishi
n s an renewals228.96
Brooms, brushes'
ops, soaps,
and cleaning • ,•phances59.25
Fuel .. 329.76
Electric light............. •....•.,.. 129.18
Water supply 18.52
Tee supply
.... 200
.0
Salaries and wag: s 1299.00
Taxes and insure ee .,.. 12.54
Repairs to buildin - , etc.... 318.93
Advertising, prin ng,
station-
ery,postage, tc.
268
86
Contingencies .. 274.13
New furniture,
W e c 190.00
Repairs, ordinary 62.20
Cash in bank ,
175.38
$4403,01
Winch. L. 0. L.
Wingham L. 0 L., No. 724, had a
very interesting s-ssion in their lodge
room on Friday evening, Nov. 3rd.
There was a larg• attendance and the
meeting was arra ged as a celebration
of the Pifth of No ember. The Purple,
Blue and Royal - rch Purple Degrees
were well exernpl Ciel. After this work
was finished, the Chaplain, Rev; Bro.
E. H. Croly, gay a thoughtful address
on the spiritual eaning of the •degrees
and Bro. J. C. ' ith gave a talk on
" 3NTovetnber th Fifth in History,;,
After the Speen ; es the brethern spent
a very pleasant me in soil a^neer.+=
tion. On Tue'd • y, No err); r 14th, at
8 p.m., the re : wee meeting of the
Hoyal Scarlet C easter will be held and
it is hoped that every Knight will at-
tend. Ret 0• p. E. 14• Croly, grill
deliver an ad rest on "Patrlotfsin»
and W. Comp. . C. Smith, an address
on "Gtegory, t o Great."
NORThh HURO
L1Bl:;RALS
A convention n enth
on of
North Huron will be
Hall, Wingham, on
ber 14th, commencin
when a candidate fo
will be nominated,
division is entitled t
but all Liberals in t
(tally invited to atte
The officers are anxi
of the best conven
Wingham and we
part of the riding Ad
the Liberals
of
held in the Town
uesday, Novetn-
at 2 o'clock p.m.
the Legislature
very polling sub -
three delegates,
riding are cor-
d the convention,
us to see'this one
ions ever held in
pe to see every
y represented.
At the convention ext Tuesday it is
expected that the Li erais will place a
strong candidate in e field and a vig-
orouscampaign will •e started to se-
cure his election, lisle North Huron
was carved in such .. shape to make it
a sure Conservativ: riding, the Liber-
als h ave not an im.ossihle task ahead
of them in ing
mI lcof
their
candi-
date. Let every beret in all parts of
the riding do his d • ty and we feel .sure
that North Huron can elect a support-
er of the new Li c eral Leader, N. W.
Rowell.
We have We en's Robbers in all
the shapes to fi the styles of the new
shoes. 45e. to :5c. W. J. GRRRR,
TOW COUNCIL.
The regular . onthiy meeting of the
Town Connell as held on Monday
evening with all embers present ex-
cept Coun. Bell. Minutes of previous
meetings were r=ad and approved..
A refund of $1 for dog tax was
made to W. R. eikie, it being shown
that Mr, Geikie h d not been assessed
for a dog.
Mrs Shortts wa refunded $1 sanitary
tax as she was no liable for the tax.
Accounts of $2 ach from Mrs. Jas.
Maxwell and Mr . M. Robertson for
damage done on allowe'en were read
and left over unt 1 next meeting.
The Finance C mmittee recommend-
ed payment of t e following accounts:
Thos. Deans, teaming...........$ 2.00
Public Library ard, levy..... 605.00
.1. L. Awde, drat Ing hose .50
Hook & Ladder Gyp., seven men3.50
Robt. Tennant, overcharge, san-
i tar00
Richardson & Rae' supplies 1,50
C. P. R., freight qn pipe 24.00
D. C. McDonald, ork 40.80
A. Sanderson, tea ing.......... 1.6.45
Electric Light Co ., street light-
ing for 1911 .1710.00
Electric Light C :, band hall
lights........ .... ..... 2.51
T. Calvert, salary and work..... 54.00
levy . 513.63
1.00
10.00
35.00
32.50
y & postage. 55.50
High School Boar
Bert Wiley, work
R. Rankin, salary
E. Lewis, salary
Geo. Allen, salary
J. F. Groves, salai
Bell Telephone Cod, account.... 5.50
Mayor, Clerk and Assessor, sel-
ecting Jurors:. 12.00
C. N. Griffin, atte ding C. of R. 2,00
J. L. Awde, chars y order 1.25
Alex. Young, supplies 4.16
D. C. McDonald, county work6.00
A. Sanderson, county work 9.80
The report of th Finance Committee
was adopted.
On motion the following accounts
were ordered to b paid when certified
to bythe
Chairm n of theSewer
Com-
mittee: -R. H. S int, drawing tile, $6;
E. Dennis, teams g, $1.40; Groves and
Guest, sewer wor $325.00;
R. Porter,
inspecting sews work, $26; ; 0nta
rio
Sewer Pipe Co., ewer pipe, $155.31.
There being se eral complaints that
the Scavenger i not doing his work
properly it was decided, on motion,
to deduct 50 ten s from m his salary in
each case where it can be shown that
the work has of been done as per
terms of thea cement.
Coen. Hall bought
matterup of
$
changing n the e0 i i
e tr e Lights near the
g g g
h
G. T. R. Brid and Hour mill. The
matter was lef in the hands of the
Fire and Light ommittee.
On motion t e Executive and Fin-
ance Committe <s were named as a com-
mittee to confe with Board of Trade
Committee in getting an agreement.
signed by the ' estern Foundry Co., in
connection wit the by-law now before
the ratepayers.
On motion th . Council adjourned un-
til Friday even g.
CHU ' CI -I NOTES
The Girls' • - uxiliary of St. Paul's
Church will holy an afternoon tee on
rridase next, 11 • v.10th, at the home of
Mrs. C. G. . nStone, frons 3 to 6
n'eloek. There will be a charge of ten.
Mitt. A cords 1 invitation is extended
to every one.
1 The second 0 the series of character
,sermons being , cached in tke Baptist
Church by the pastor will be given
neat Sunday e ening, Nov. 12th, on
jthe topic, "A allure in High Life".
Come and hear it Hear the truth, do
f the right. All welcome,
CHILDREN'S
RUBBERS
Don't . think of sending the
little
feet in tbe Family to c o0]
..
these days, through the snow and
slush without protcetiog them
with a pair of our Sebool Rub•
hers.
The Rubbers protect the heattq.
and .protect the Shoes, as well
They are -a splendid invest-
-mens from either point of view,
We have the medium 'height
or the regular Storm. Rubbers.
Every size, width and shape,
to fit every "r hoe, 30a, 35c, 400
to 50c.
You. can't do a wiser thing than
to provide a good pair of School
Rubbers for the Children all
'round.
smolionnwsmoniont
W. J. CREEK
Where quality counts we win.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIa'E
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
II1
sure�ce
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MoxET LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Maloo]ni's Grooery,
Examninatio
Because of the
which were made 1
tion with the syste
culation examinati
month, it has been
tario Education Dep
after the examine
about a month earli
Superintendent of
province, . is notif
schools that comme
matriculation exa
completed by the e
news will be receive
by pupils, teachers
examinations
thisy
ing the very bottes
it is said that score
failed to pass becau
heat,
Changed.
many •complaints
t July in connec-
of holding mari-
ne during that
tided by the On-
rtment that here -
ons will be held
. Dr. John Seath,
ducation for the
ing principals of
ctng next year, all
inations will be
d of June. This
with
great relief
nd parents. The
ar were held due -
part of July, and
of young people
of the excessive
Thirty Years
Our-. Seven Colleges have been
established during the past 30
years. The largest trainers in
Canada. Owing to our connec-
tion all over Ontario, we. do
better for our graduates than
any other School. You may
study all at home or partly at
home and finish at the College,
Affiliated with The Commercial
Educators Association of Cane
oda. It would be well for you
to investigate before choosing.
Exclusive right for Ontario of
the world-famous Bliss Book-
keeping System, which is un-
equalled. It ie actual ,Business
from start to finish, and the
student kelps samo books as
Chartered Banks and Whole-
sale Houses. Enter any time.
Individual instruction.
Pari Term From IIu . 28th
Write, oat er phone for
particular').
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WINGHAIli[
BUSINESS COI,LEGE
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