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TUE WINGIIAI TIMES, DECEMBER 7 :1911
THE
Dominion Ban
liEAn Oi r10E: TORONTO
B. OSLER, M,1:.,. - 1'reeident.
W. D. MATTIiEWS, , Vice -President.
Capital $4,700,000.00
Reserve
$50,000.00
7 000(1.00
Total Assets ..... ,.,«$69,0000,000.00
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blished in London, England, at
73 CORNHILL, E,C.
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Credit. and Drafts on all important
points in Canada, negotiate Bilis sent
for collection, make telegraphic trans-
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ESTABLISHED 1872
THE WINNIUM TIMJ3s,
H.S,ELLIOTT, Prrnmerom AND PROPRIWCO
THURSDAY DECEMBER 7. 1911.
EDITORAL NOTES.
Liberals of North Huron should see
that every vote favorable to W. H.
Kerr is polled.
W. H. Kerr will make a good repre-
sentative for North Huron. Vote for
him next Monday.
Liberals have a chance to win in
North Huron. Work until every vote
is polled next Monday.
There were 87 Conservatives out of
106 in the Ontario Legislature recently
dissolved. North Huron electors can
help strengthen the Liberal representa-
tion in the Legislature by voting for
W. H. Kerr on Monday next,
In the general nomination on Monday
of candidates for the Ontario Legisla-
ture there were seventeen Conseratives
elected by acclamation. There are
seven new members among the seven-
teen elected by acclamation.
Hon. Mr. Foy declares that every
teacher should be competent to teach
English, and that no other language
but English should be taught. In the
light of the facts this is a severe in-
dictment of the Government of which
Hon. Mr. Foy is and has been for years
a member. The facts show that what
Mr. Foy says what ought to be is not.
And the worst of it is that there does
not seem to be any serious attempt or
intention to effect a remedy.—Wood-
stock Sentinel -Review.
An appeal to the electors of Ontario
to work and vote for the election of
candidates who "are avowed and trust-
worthy supporters of temperance re-
form, who can be depended upon to do
all in their power to secure at the
earliest opportunity the enactment of
effective legislation against the bar-
room evil, and who will hold themselves
free from party dictation in relation to
such legislation," was issued by the
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Scott's.
Emulsion
keeps children
healthful and happy.
Give there a few drops of
this strerlgtlu nine food"
medicine everyday and
watch therm grow.
IT PREVENTS -
Croup
ottp
Whooping.Cough
ErotzcIi tis
Loss of Flesh
awl many other (roubles
AFL shell itildi'N8
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Executive of the Ontario Branch of the
Dominion Alliance. W. If, Kerr, the
Liberal candidate in North Ili ren hits
alwaya been a supporter of temperance
and moral reform movernente anti -is en-
titled to the votes of the temperance
voters.
IRRESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT.
(Toronto Star.)
The s
ery e
p
h n aiv party y many yells
ago fought savagely against responsi
ble govertlment, and denounced its
champions es rebels. It was supposed
that they had seen the error of their
ways. But it is evident: that the Bor-
den Government and the Whitney Gov-
ernment either do not understand or do
not care for the principles of respon-
sible government.
Mr. Foy and Dr. Reaume take dig-
metrically opposite positions as to bi-
lingual schools. One talks for North
Toronto, another for Ottawa and Essex.
When faced with thio conflict of oriin-
ion, they simply avow their contempt
for the principles of responsible gov-
ernment. Mr. Foy does not care what
Dr. Reaume says, and Dr, Reaume dis-
plays the same charming indifference
to what Mr. Foy says. The people are
left completely in the dark. They are
Knot entitled to information, They are
asked simply to return the oligarchy'
to power, and let them fight the ques-
tion out among themselves.
The same disregard for the .principles
of our British Constitution is seen at
Ottawa. Men who shouted for a big-
ger navy sit cheek by jowl with men
who want no navy at all. The Opposi-
tion moves an amendment in favor of
Ministerial unity and responsible gov-
ernment, and is practically told that it
is sheer impudence to pry into these
great questions of State. The men in
office are not bound by principles.
The Government would ride rough-
shod over every principle and. every
guarantee of freedom, if it were not
for an Opposition that is too vigilant
and too strong to be bluffed.
sT. HELENS.
Mr. and Mrs. McClinton, of Goderich,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Robt. Tay-
lor,
aylor, last week.
Misses Annie Rutherford and Chris-
tine Miller, of Wingham High School,
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
homes here. i.
Miss Saekeld, of Goderich, is pisiti
her cousin, Miss Elibabeth Mille"
Mr. Stewart Rutherford entertained
his boy friends on Tuesday evening.
Sam Garton, of Whitechurch, is
spending a few days with old acquain-
tances.
Johnnie Miller is home, from Dresden
for a few holidays after his recent ill-
ness.
Herman Phillips is vie,}iting friends in
Goderich.
Mr. John McLean went to Michigan
on Tuesday to settle up some business
there.
John Philips returned last week
from the West.
Miss Tena Murray gave the children
of the village a taffy -pull on Friday
evening of Iast week.
Mr. Frank Todd had a well dug last
week by Mr. Burns of Lucknow.
Mr. Geo. Ward, 9th con., is very ill
at present. •
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LIVE MTov r 1R15•
Toronto, Dec. 5—City Cattle Market
—Receipts, 90 cars, with 1,650 head of
cattle, 995 sheep and lambs, 600 hogs,
and 192 calves.
Market firm and active for anything
of good medium quality, with a very
lively demand for anything choice. A
few Christmas -fed Cattle are coming.''
One load of extra choice heavy export
cattle brought for local killing at $6.50,
while good medium choice butchers are
quoted firm at $5.90 to $6.10. But
while good cattle are selling well,
common rough light stuff was today a
little harder to sell than the same
class of cattle was a week or two ago.
Export cattle, choice $6 50 to $6 00
575 586
580 600
450 550
.375 500
5 75 5 80
do medium
do light
do bulls.,,
do cows
Butchers choice
do medium,. . 5 25 4 00
do cows.,., , ..,t, 4 50 5 40
do common., ... 2 50 3 75
do canners ., 1 75 2 25
Short -keep., .. , 5 60 5 50
Feeders steers., . ....... 4 55 5 30
do bulls 3 00 5 40
-Stockers choice 4 25 4 75
do Iight ...., 2 75 3 25
Mitch cows, choice, each „55 00 90 00
Springers. ,•,4=", 00 65 00
Common and medium , . 35 00 25 00
Sheep, ewes.., . ,... .., 8 25 3 75
do bucks ... ,,2 50 300.
Lambs, yearlings 5 50 5 35
Spring lambs, each .5 00 5 40
Hogs, f. o. b, ..... 0 10
do fed and watered .. , . 6 60
Calves . , .. 4 00 8 50
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• Wingham, Dec. 6, 1911
Flour per 100 lbs . , . , 2 25 tet 3 10
Fall wheat..0 87 to 0 90
Oats.,.,... 0 43 to 0 45
Farley 75 to 0 80
Peas . 1 05 to 1 05
Butter dairy ..... ... ..... ,0 25 to 0 25.
Eggs per doz.... ......... 0 30 to- 0 30
Wood per cord . , " 2 60 to 2 50
Hay per ton ... ." time'
,.11 00 to 12 00
Potatoes per bushel,ew 0 70 to 0 75
Lard 0 16 to 0 16
Live Hogs per cwt , 5 80 to 5 80
C hiekens , .. ... 0 10 to 0 12
Mucks -0 10 to 0 12
Geese •.y ,.., 01.0 to 0 12
Turkeys .... . r, 018 to 0 18
TOWN Ot WINGIIAM
BY-LAW NIL 642, 1911
A B .Law to abolish the Water and
Electric Light Commission of. the
Town of Wingham.
Whereas B •Law No. 588 1900, to estsbileh a
Water and Electric Light < t omm+ssion for the
Town of Wingham was submitted to the rate -
mere on on the 28tlt day of 441y. 11!00, and final
lypsese 10 08 the Council 0n the 2nd day of
AugAnd Whereas math Com)nfsion bas been in.
existence for the past two years and has con-
ducted the business 0f the Waterworks and
Electric Light Departments.
And Whereas a petition has been presented
to the Municipal Council of the corporation of
the Town of Wingham prayingthat such
Water and Eteetrio Light Commssion be ab-
oliehed and the bas"lness of the said depart -
meats resumed by the Council,
Therefore the Municipal Council of the Cor•
foration of the Town of Wingham enacts as
ut ollows•—
1st.—On, from and after the 10th day of Jam
nary, 101$, the Waterworks and Electric Light
Systems of the Town of Wingham shall be
managed and controlled by the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Winebam"
2nd.—The votes of the Elreto of the said,
Town swat she followinarn g tinsesall sa a n on places, tthatD 8
io say:—
A t the same time and pia a and by the same
officers as have been •ap inted to hold the
coming Municipal Eleatic .
Ord.—On Saturday, 50 day of December
A D„ 1011, tete Ma r o the said, Town shall
attend at the Tow H I in the said Town at
Pleven o'clock in t orenoon to appoint per-
sons to attend at e various polling places
aforesaid and at the final summin¢ up of the
votes by the Clerk, on behalf of the persons
psing th positing of this of promoting
respective-
ly.p
ham 4th.—Th Cattendtat the said
aid Town Ball f t
eleven o'clock of the forenoon of Tuesday, the
second day of January, A,. D., 1912, to sum up
the number of votes given for and against this
Bylaw.
Dated at the Town Hall in the Town of
Winghsin this fifth day of December A. D..
1911.
Mayor.
Clerk.
NOTICE.
the proposed that the hich has been taken in-
to
consideration and which will be finally
passed by the Municipal Council of the TOWn.
of Wingham (in the event of the assent of the
Electors being obtained thereto) after one
month from the first publication thereof in
the Wingltam Times, the date of which pnbli-.
cation,, nd the the of the Electors December, A.D.. said
the day and aththe hourll s and places thserein
fixed.
Dated at the Clerk's Office, Wingham, De-
cember 5th, 1911.
JOHN F. GROVES, Clerk,•
Miss Bessie Smart, a Brockville
was assaulted on her way home from
school, and John McCallum, aged 19,
was arrested and acknowledged the
the offence.
We Speak by the Card.
When we call attention to the
great variety of Suitings.
Trouser and Top Coat Cloths
""That are to be seen as this shop.
Not alone the piles of goods on
tables, but the endless variety on
"cards" is what makes it easy to
find something "exclusive," if you
tailor here. Don't cost a cent more.
Our "made to order" clothes are
what you should wear.
HENNING
THE TAILOR
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Toronto $3.65
Return from WINGHAM account
SECOND ANNUAL
FAT STOCK SHOW
Tickets good going 'via p.m, trains -
Dec, 9, and all trains Dec. 10, 11, 12,
Return limit, Dec. 13, 1911.
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE
AND PULLINAN SLEEPERS
Between TORONTO and
PORCUPINE
NORTHBOUND—Dint train leaves
Toronto 8,30 p.m. Dee, 2nd ar-
riving South Porcupine 4.20'p m,
following; afternoon.
8O11T1113011S'D-w•pirst train leaves
South porcupine 12.30 p.m., Dee.
3rd, arriving Toronto 7.30 a m,
following roring.
For Tickets gild further informs•
tion call on G. Lamont, Depot Agent
or address A. E. Duff, D.P;A„ To-
ronto, Ont.
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ARGAINS IN
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MISS REYNOLDS
All TrimmedHats at half price andlali
Untrimmed Hats one third off.
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Sir. Edward Clouston lies retired
from position of General Manager of
the Bank of Montreal, and. Mr. H. V.
Meredith has been appointed to succeed
him,
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ICAR(SiMAS . Ri KNOX'S• N[W YEAR'S
Dr. Pelletier, Provincial Health Offi-
cer, says the whole Province of Quebec
is threatened with a smallpox epidemic
on account of the disregard of, regula-
tions.
Bargains in Every Line
Having such a large stock of Christmas Novelties, all goods must be sold at
prices that will sell them, see our Mage stock of Christmas
Goods before purchasing lsewhere,
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HEADQUARTEIRS FOR
Ladies' and Gents' Watches and Chains, Wedding, Diamond and Engage-
ment Rings, Charms and Bracelets, Lockets, Locket Charms, Solid Gold
and Gold Filled Jewelry of alt kinps, Jewel Cases, Fancy China-
ware end China Novelties, high grade fancy goods including
Burnt Wood and Leather Goode, Glove. and Handkerchief
Boxes, Manicure and Toilet Seta, Silk Umbrellas with
gold, sterling and ivory handles. Christmas Books,
leather and cloth hound, Poets, Bibles, Hymn and
Prayer Books, Toys, end Picture Books for
boys and Girls, Fancy Stationery,
Christmas Table Napkins, Christ,
Inas Cards and Calendars.
Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing a specialty.
R. KNOX
Phone 65.
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Wingham •in• ha .
Opposite Brunswick hotel.
!WHATiEyou.
GOING TO GIVE
THE YOUNGSTERS
1111.100.04111
Before making any decision, you owe it to yourself to
see our splendid assortment of Dolls and Toys.
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Dressed Dolls at 15o, 25c, 40c, 50e, ,75e $1,00 and $x.50
You should see our "Canadian Girl" Doll at 50e she is'a
beauty, and any girl would be simply delighted to have one
like her.
here's a novelty—a large sized cloth faced doll at 40c and
this includes a. small toy with every doll, they are almost
indestructible.
Little Scotch Dolls" in Highland Costume, each . - 250
You should see our Clock Work Aeroplane, each 25e
And our comet rushing round the earth,. at - - 50e
The best imitation of an AUTO yet produced, winds u
a crank. prod the e ' W h' irr" of an engine and only 50e
A Large Monkey; winch turns comical handsprings 25e
And a host of other smaller toys which we have no room describe.
escrl'b
e,
How About a Small White Fur Set
for the Little Girl;
We have a beauty of a combination Stole and Muff in one
piece at 75e and another in two pieces $1,00.
•DON'T FORGET
y,
We handle a first class line of Xmas cand ` here are a few lines,
Peanut Crisp, per lb. 25e Candid Dates, 20e
Macaroons, per Mix Creams, 20e and 25c
Mix Chocolate Bon Bons Cream Almonds 25e
Also a line of pkg Bon Bons 25c to 50e and exceptional
values at that,
It's an Open `Secret --A Man Always
Likes a New Tie
We claim to have the nicest 25c line In town, and you'll
agree with us, when you see them, and this week we expect -"Sur shipmen•
t of natty 50c Tice and they are beauties,1
don't
lily `before you see these.
President Suspenders in handsome
boxes, , per pair 50c
This is.the• Handkerchief Store, don't omit a visithe~
you'Il find what you want, if its to be had, `
Take our advice, shop early, the first and second weeks in
Dee, are the best, you get a `bigger and better selection
KEIZR & BIRD
The Profit ' Sharing Store
To Winnipeg
and West-
TRAEL BY ,THE
Direct Only
Canadian.
Route
Through-
Car
hroughCar Line
Daily Service
Solid through train of Coaches,
Tourist and Standard Sleepers and
Dining Cars, Toronto to Vancouver
10.20 p.m. daily.
J. H. Beemer, Agent, Wingham, or
M. G. Murphy, District, Passenger
.Agent, Toronto,
SYNOPSIS OP CANADIAN NOIRTH..
WEST LAND fEGLJLAT101NS.
l4i1' St person who is the sole head of a rattily
or any male over 18 .years old, mayq home•
stead a quarter section of available Dentin/Oa
land An Manitoba, Saskatehewan or Alberta.
The appliettut must appear in person at the
Dominion Lands Agency or Bub -Ag envy for
the district, Entry bY prox stay. be made at
mothegr ,son, daughter, brother orb by father,f
Intending homesteader.
Duties. -•Sit months' residence upon and
ctiitivation of the land in melt of three ye
A homesteader' maylive within nine tunars,
es of
hie homestead on a farm of at least 80 aures
solely owned and occupied byhim or by his
father, mother, son, daugter, brother or
sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in good'
standinga may pre-empt a quarter-seotioh
albngeide his homestead, Prieo $8.00 net acre.
Duties, -Must route upon the, homestead or
preemption six months fn each of s1x years
from the date of homestead entry (iholuding
thetime required to earn ltontestead patent)
and buitivate lity acres extra.
stead right and canhnot btaiinuA preemption
may enter fora purchased homestead itteettain
di stat. Price $8.00 per were. Duties.•. -Mast
rest b six months in each of three years, cult!•
vete fifty aorta and erect h hones worth #000.00,
W.Deputy of the MinisstterooffRt einterier,
N. n,—Una0iltoriaed pnbltbation of this ad.
Vertiaentent Will net be paid for.
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eciidowd e_ /m
£TEIATrO►?II. 'tthiT.
Stands to the front as the best
school of its kind in the province.
Our courses are beyond those of the
ordinary business college. This
school has a continental r_e,putation
for high-grade work. We' have
three departments:—'
Coniinercial, Shorthand
and TeIegraphy,.
and the . demand for trained 'help
greatly exceeds the supply. Stud-
ents are entering each week and
the sooner you enter the batter for
yourself. Get our free catalogue
at once,
Q. A. Mc[ACHLAN
PRINCIPAL,,
WANTED
A live representative for •
WINGHAM
and surrounding District_ to sell
high -rias stock for
THE EUNTHILL NURSERIES
Mord trait trees will be planted
In the Pall of 191.1 mid Spring of
19t2 that! ever before In the history
of Ontario,
The orchard of the flititre will be
the best paying part of the farm,
live teach oar mere Salestnanehip
Tree Cttlttlre and how big profits in
£stilt 'growing can be made.
Pay weekly, permanent employ
remit, mteinaive territory, Write
for partietitars,
SCONE & WELLINGTON
TORONTO,
Capital Paid Up .. $ 2,750,000
R e s e r v e and Undevided•
Profits .......,,3,250,000
Total Assets.......,. 40,000,000„
Manyf r
.
aotune can be traced back
to the day its owner deposited the first
dollar in a Savings Account.-
The one dollar affords ' an incentive"'
to deposit more—and, as interest is
added to principal, the srnallsumgrows
more and more rapidly, until it finally
becomes a competence.
One Dollar will start an account with
the Bank Hamilton.
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ARGAINS IN
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MISS REYNOLDS
All TrimmedHats at half price andlali
Untrimmed Hats one third off.
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Sir. Edward Clouston lies retired
from position of General Manager of
the Bank of Montreal, and. Mr. H. V.
Meredith has been appointed to succeed
him,
'tit r
ICAR(SiMAS . Ri KNOX'S• N[W YEAR'S
Dr. Pelletier, Provincial Health Offi-
cer, says the whole Province of Quebec
is threatened with a smallpox epidemic
on account of the disregard of, regula-
tions.
Bargains in Every Line
Having such a large stock of Christmas Novelties, all goods must be sold at
prices that will sell them, see our Mage stock of Christmas
Goods before purchasing lsewhere,
•
HEADQUARTEIRS FOR
Ladies' and Gents' Watches and Chains, Wedding, Diamond and Engage-
ment Rings, Charms and Bracelets, Lockets, Locket Charms, Solid Gold
and Gold Filled Jewelry of alt kinps, Jewel Cases, Fancy China-
ware end China Novelties, high grade fancy goods including
Burnt Wood and Leather Goode, Glove. and Handkerchief
Boxes, Manicure and Toilet Seta, Silk Umbrellas with
gold, sterling and ivory handles. Christmas Books,
leather and cloth hound, Poets, Bibles, Hymn and
Prayer Books, Toys, end Picture Books for
boys and Girls, Fancy Stationery,
Christmas Table Napkins, Christ,
Inas Cards and Calendars.
Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing a specialty.
R. KNOX
Phone 65.
r_.
Wingham •in• ha .
Opposite Brunswick hotel.
!WHATiEyou.
GOING TO GIVE
THE YOUNGSTERS
1111.100.04111
Before making any decision, you owe it to yourself to
see our splendid assortment of Dolls and Toys.
1
p
Dressed Dolls at 15o, 25c, 40c, 50e, ,75e $1,00 and $x.50
You should see our "Canadian Girl" Doll at 50e she is'a
beauty, and any girl would be simply delighted to have one
like her.
here's a novelty—a large sized cloth faced doll at 40c and
this includes a. small toy with every doll, they are almost
indestructible.
Little Scotch Dolls" in Highland Costume, each . - 250
You should see our Clock Work Aeroplane, each 25e
And our comet rushing round the earth,. at - - 50e
The best imitation of an AUTO yet produced, winds u
a crank. prod the e ' W h' irr" of an engine and only 50e
A Large Monkey; winch turns comical handsprings 25e
And a host of other smaller toys which we have no room describe.
escrl'b
e,
How About a Small White Fur Set
for the Little Girl;
We have a beauty of a combination Stole and Muff in one
piece at 75e and another in two pieces $1,00.
•DON'T FORGET
y,
We handle a first class line of Xmas cand ` here are a few lines,
Peanut Crisp, per lb. 25e Candid Dates, 20e
Macaroons, per Mix Creams, 20e and 25c
Mix Chocolate Bon Bons Cream Almonds 25e
Also a line of pkg Bon Bons 25c to 50e and exceptional
values at that,
It's an Open `Secret --A Man Always
Likes a New Tie
We claim to have the nicest 25c line In town, and you'll
agree with us, when you see them, and this week we expect -"Sur shipmen•
t of natty 50c Tice and they are beauties,1
don't
lily `before you see these.
President Suspenders in handsome
boxes, , per pair 50c
This is.the• Handkerchief Store, don't omit a visithe~
you'Il find what you want, if its to be had, `
Take our advice, shop early, the first and second weeks in
Dee, are the best, you get a `bigger and better selection
KEIZR & BIRD
The Profit ' Sharing Store
To Winnipeg
and West-
TRAEL BY ,THE
Direct Only
Canadian.
Route
Through-
Car
hroughCar Line
Daily Service
Solid through train of Coaches,
Tourist and Standard Sleepers and
Dining Cars, Toronto to Vancouver
10.20 p.m. daily.
J. H. Beemer, Agent, Wingham, or
M. G. Murphy, District, Passenger
.Agent, Toronto,
SYNOPSIS OP CANADIAN NOIRTH..
WEST LAND fEGLJLAT101NS.
l4i1' St person who is the sole head of a rattily
or any male over 18 .years old, mayq home•
stead a quarter section of available Dentin/Oa
land An Manitoba, Saskatehewan or Alberta.
The appliettut must appear in person at the
Dominion Lands Agency or Bub -Ag envy for
the district, Entry bY prox stay. be made at
mothegr ,son, daughter, brother orb by father,f
Intending homesteader.
Duties. -•Sit months' residence upon and
ctiitivation of the land in melt of three ye
A homesteader' maylive within nine tunars,
es of
hie homestead on a farm of at least 80 aures
solely owned and occupied byhim or by his
father, mother, son, daugter, brother or
sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in good'
standinga may pre-empt a quarter-seotioh
albngeide his homestead, Prieo $8.00 net acre.
Duties, -Must route upon the, homestead or
preemption six months fn each of s1x years
from the date of homestead entry (iholuding
thetime required to earn ltontestead patent)
and buitivate lity acres extra.
stead right and canhnot btaiinuA preemption
may enter fora purchased homestead itteettain
di stat. Price $8.00 per were. Duties.•. -Mast
rest b six months in each of three years, cult!•
vete fifty aorta and erect h hones worth #000.00,
W.Deputy of the MinisstterooffRt einterier,
N. n,—Una0iltoriaed pnbltbation of this ad.
Vertiaentent Will net be paid for.
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£TEIATrO►?II. 'tthiT.
Stands to the front as the best
school of its kind in the province.
Our courses are beyond those of the
ordinary business college. This
school has a continental r_e,putation
for high-grade work. We' have
three departments:—'
Coniinercial, Shorthand
and TeIegraphy,.
and the . demand for trained 'help
greatly exceeds the supply. Stud-
ents are entering each week and
the sooner you enter the batter for
yourself. Get our free catalogue
at once,
Q. A. Mc[ACHLAN
PRINCIPAL,,
WANTED
A live representative for •
WINGHAM
and surrounding District_ to sell
high -rias stock for
THE EUNTHILL NURSERIES
Mord trait trees will be planted
In the Pall of 191.1 mid Spring of
19t2 that! ever before In the history
of Ontario,
The orchard of the flititre will be
the best paying part of the farm,
live teach oar mere Salestnanehip
Tree Cttlttlre and how big profits in
£stilt 'growing can be made.
Pay weekly, permanent employ
remit, mteinaive territory, Write
for partietitars,
SCONE & WELLINGTON
TORONTO,