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FARM FOR SALE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The ninth parte of lets 10, eon.
2, Moiri, comprising 120 web; good
soil,. IU.Arsteolass state of cultivation ;
two twee of orchard and live aoree of
bleat. This farm is Aeven miles from
NiVingham, 2i from Bluevale; buildings
IV -class. Eay terms of payment.
Apply to-
' J. E. PARREND,
211-27' Bluevale P 0.
Or to Dudley Holmes, Wingluttn.
BROADVIEW STOCK FARM.
"SHORMORNS"
BMW IITS*A.DED BY "FAVORITE
CHARACTER" (IMP )
For sale are, two choice young Bulls
of a serviceable lige with the beet of
breeding and ours of good milking
deme ; will be sold reasonable for
quick sale, J. G, Fyfe, Proprietor
20U Wingharn, Ont.
Farm, le ,Miles South of Wingham.
1 will receive znarkee teuders up to noon oil
the 7tit da' of March next, for a two7mtery
cement bultding, 22x3). to bo meted at the
goal in the town of Oederielt. Tenders for
whole work or for separate trades wilt bo Con-
sidered A marked cheque for ten per cent. or
tendered price must 0000104ny tender. No
tender neeehsarily ,tecepted. elans and spew.-
fleations can be seen in the Countyclerk's
office, B. C. N NINO%
Chairman or Com
Dated, Gioderleh, Feb. 1004. iPta,
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fells. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van' S are sold at
SS a box, or three for $1Q. Mailed to any address.
The 0091)011 Drum: CO., t. Camas -ince, Ont,
Farm Wanted.
Will exchange good town property
for a good farm close in to Wingham.
Apply by letter to
Box 10,
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HAMILTON
$ 8.000,000
Reserve and Undivided Profits . 3,500,000
45,000,e00 -
Total Assets.
TT is not in its power to purchase that thereat-
est71. value of ineney Hes. Tho feeling of inde-
pendence, and of security against the effects of
adverse fortune that a reserve fund gives you, Is
infinitely more satisfying than the passing gratin -
cation which you would obtain by spending it.
Small amounts-whieh you will hardly miss -dc -
posited regularly, will gradually, but surely, accu-
mulate to a sum large enough to insure against
the effects of business reverses or loss of employ-
ment.
G. P. SMITH
AGENT -WINGHAM
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THE DOMINION BANK
OIR EDMUND B. OSLER, M.P., PRESIDENT, W, D. MATTHEWS, VIOE-PRESIDENT.
C. A. BOGERT, General Manager.
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Capital paid up -
Reserve Fund •
Total Assets -
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-7 $0,000,000
' • * $78,000,000
Whenever You Travel
-at home or abroad -carry funds in Travellers' Cheqttes'or Letters
of Credit, issued by The Dominion Bank, They are current all
over the world, and cashed at their face value.
They prevent loss -and save all the annoyances of being
identified, and the worries of foreign exchange,
WINGHAM BRANCH: N. EVANS, Manager.
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Winghant Public School
Report for January
Total marka 450, honor 337. poem 270,
Dept 1, Intranet Cleats- F Cart
205, W Schaefer 817, P Holmes, 203,
0 Wilson 323, 0 Crawford 301,
Moore 318, 11 Kennedy 812, J (Armee
214, 8 Hamilton 325. 14 Huffman 163,
N Haugh 287, N Otirietie 272, (s,n.
'lou 322, tl Iserd 804, E Hit 230
K Pringle. 408 B Hkt all 238
Rintoul 354 E Doee 275. M Sop h 318.
fhrn's 280, V Webe 312, F Moffai.
281, 0 Hingeton 251, V Patterson
331, B bard 310, E Pocock 333, K
Smith 801, F Walker 359, J Maxwell
1398, 11 Dennis 325, M Cassels 327, N
1‘,IcRitchie 285, McLean 115,
Dept 2, Sr 3id, Exaniined in arith„
gram„ and history Those merited
miised examinations, Total 636 t -A
Willianakon 595, N McLeen 589. J
Nichol541, 0 McTavish 431, K
480, N Drummond 476, P Johow 475.
A Davidson 460, U McDonald 415, la
Currie 427, A Baler 425. 3 Soli 422%
V Schaefer 421, G Alien 414. f'
Sturdy 408, F Robinson 405, T Mulch
101, 3 Christie 304, V Davidson 394.
R. Fersyth 387, 0 Newman 388*, W
Walker 384, 0 Angus 383, Et Angus;
378, L Bell 375, V Stricker 370, E
Oook 861, M Piper 351, W Dear 345.
o Smith 339, L Stephens 335', E
Hoffman 314, 0 Isard 285*, L Zur-
brigg 260, II Mann 235, R Hewer 184",
1 Hewer 151", M Austin 91%
Jr 3rd, Dept 3, Sr Division, Marks
obtainable 600. M Walker 534, F
Brown 526, 0 Below 493, G Fryfogle
483, E Musgrove 475, H Aiteheson 470,
J Dobie 457, R Anderson 453, M Allen
443, A Imlay 436, p Joynt 435, E
Hamilton 427, H Angus 386, L Duncan
361, 0 Markley 850, M Robertson 335,
Is Sturdy 308, 0 Wild, 201, J Cla,sham
290, B. Showers 191, 5 Bell 142,
Jr 3rd, Dept 3, Jr Division. Marks
obtainable 550. S Robinson 457, E
Angus 430, V Hamilton 421, T San-
-Jerson 405, M Passmore 403, E Dobie
498, R Smith 369, 0 Lloyd 366, L Jarvis
3",
A. Kennedy 330, Adams 319, A
V Johnston 243, F Hinscliffe 339,
Bloomfield 300, K Nichol 299, 0
Pocock 289, E Johnston 286. L Mc-
Oreight 219, J Saint 205, L Casemore
.191,
Dept 4, Sr 2ncl, Sr Section, Total
893-A Thomas 653, A Williamson
020, G Holmes 603, 0 Hardy 588, M
inincan 577, 0 Hutton 509, H Gannett
567, S Donaldson 567, E Rintoul 551,
A. Galbraith 518, A Taylor 520. 11
Hamilton 514, C Bell 500. R Sander-
son 500, J Davidson 473, W Aitehesc
405, W Currie 399, 0 Sao wdrs 372, K
Wilkinson 361.
Turnberry.
The following la the report of S. S.
No. 2 Turnberry and Howick,,for the
month of jainmAry.
Oat -Emily Ring 88. Sr, 4th -'en -
ale Wheeler 87, Eva Turner 78, Henry
Wheeler 72, Olive Turner 61, Bertha
Sharpin 54, Malcom 131ftek 53 Jr, 3.4
Maggie elentgonne y 81, Viejo. Sties pit,
70, IN One Oil 67. Tom 45 J he
ileev 28. Sr. 2.-Ii1sits e My,' 88,
h»l 11 (nee 71 Aediee El, I .p, r '70,
Jennie Stacey 65, Robert Montgomery
35, Stuart Turner 23. Jr. 2 Alice
Wheeler 89, Primer -Alice Shemin
85, Mary Finley 25, L, E. Holmes,
t catcher.
The following is the repent of 8. S.
No 5, TurnberrY, for the month of
January «-Sr. 4th-Etheil Hastings
1260 Jr, 4th -Myrtle Deans 1243,
Graaf/ Tucker 1189, Alvin flastitaks
1013, Harold Galt trp4on 818 Sr, 3 d
Mary Haugh 473 D. -la Reid 451,
Frazer Haugh 399. Nominee. McGill
386, Alvin Smith 310, Jack Reid 283,
Jr. 3rd -Lawrence McLean 997, Obese
ter Oilkinson 933, Jim Hardie 024,
Laura Reid 839. jr. 2nd - Leelie
Deane 537, West Haugh 533. Pearl Mc-
Lean 861, Pt. lst -Ivan Haugh 212,
Rena Haugh 171, Edith Reid 143,
Emerson Armour 130, Tom Gilmour
121, Katie Gilmour 100. Maude A.
Horton, teacher.
Council met Feb, 3rd; members all
present. Reeve Mulvey in the chair.
Among the motions passed, was one
instructing Mr. Wellwood to attend
to culvert on B line, and Assessor W.
S. King was granted $5 extra for
postage.
Robt. Blade laid the Auditors' re-
port before the Board, and after being
carefully examined it was adopted.
By-law 'No. 5 was. amended by ad-
ding the name of Mr. W. 8. Linklater,
Sanitary inspector for current year.
At 2 p.ni, Engineer's report of the
.Bolt drain was laid before the Board.
After some discussion it was adopted
as read. The Clerk was then instruct-
ed to have necessary by-law printed
and mailed. A Court of Revision will
be held March 3rd at 2 p,m.
Poundkeepers, fenceviewers and
pa,thmasters will be appointed at the
next meeting. Any ratepayer wish-
ing a change of any of these officers
will please notify some member of the
Council or the Clerk, on or before
date of next meeting,
Dept 4th, Sr 2nd, Jr section.
t'otel 677 -M Reid 602, I Reid 560,
Li Hoffman.. 517, A. Biaekhall 517, 3
Uteri 515, 0 Pecock 512, M RObeerson
536, J Linton 532, C Roberton 408, M
Dalgleish 492, A Vickers 472, I Sim --
Inoue 470, V Hill 417, D Lynett 432, 0
S,apleton 428, I Day 424, M Walker
306, B Stevens 265.
Dept 5, Jr 2nd, Sr class, total
Ellacott 400, A Anderson 380.
K Hutton 376, 0 Zurbrigg 372, D
Fell370, M • Johns 360. 3 Vanstone
355, Lillian Etlacott 350, F Spai-ling
342, M Seli 832, D Perrie 330, H
Allis 32(3, V Joynt 320, E Kew 319,
S Hart 318, A Sturdy 310. B. ()ar-
eal 290, H Wilsnn 230, N Morden
100, 0 Armour 160, G Boyd 96,
Ard 95.
Dept 5, Jr 2nd, Sr class, total 450 -
Bell 405. R Willierns 352, N Board-
man 341, R ()lark 330, N Shielle 325,
A. Baird 320, 0 Kingston 312, A
Gould 300, F Piper 200, 0 Henderf-on
280, G MeRitchie 273, S Holmes poo,
W Angus 261, L Johnson 263, R
McOreight 260, W Ellaeott 259, II
Williams 242, V Forler 240, R Madi
gen 210, E Wild 189, F Seli 160, G
Weir 62.
Dept 6, Sr class, total 450- M
Cosens 441, S Harrison 430, A Irwin
419, M Clark 419, K Donaldson 417.
M Vanstone 415, M Delia 414,
Duncan 410, A Brown 409, M Red-
mond 403, A Fergie 400, L Bell 391
L. Campbell 388, 0 Fixter 386 D
Pullen 381, D Cloakey 370, D nye,.
369, 8 Robinson am, M Donnie 368,
0 Elinsoliffe 310, A Williams 288, 0
Ca'emore 140.
Dept 6, Jr class, total 410-E Tear'
for 406, 0 Mason 402, 0 Bisbee 395,
Bower 381, M Pilon 380, V. Ams bury
379, E. Rogers 378, L Sanderson 331,
F Pocock 319, 0 Lockman 288, 0
Simmons 286, A Carruth 281, 0 Boyce
279, 0 Dobie 278, E Gibson 260, M
Angus 250, W Brooks 190 0 Cook 188,
J Holes 165, H Aldington 143, J
Mann 116,
Dept 7. 4th claes, marks 800-D
Th sir. as 615 L Z ari rigg 6..5, A Cloa,k,•a
6U5; R Brewe 595, 1 LIALLOU 570, J
Johnston 565, 13 Bordman 530, F
Oldington 515, 0 Oruillehenk 470, G
"McTavish 465, V Bell 430, T Vicker
410, W Lockridge 395, R Holloway
350, .0 Jenkins 320, V Robinson 265,
J Casemore-250.
Dept 7, .3ed class, total 800-E
Currie 725, E Riehardeon 670, B Joynt
665, D Lea,vie 505, K Cruikshank 430,
[1 Aitcheson 425, 0 Comte 865, J Carr
350, 0 Pattersou 335, M Schaefer 315,
D Haller 245, 0 Aide 180, W Sturdy
180, I1 Holloway 170, 0 Hardy 115, W
Clark 110, J Cook 85.
Dept 7, 2nd cla4s-V Robertson,
Autton, 0 Donaldson, V Dennie,P
Ellcorn, D Lloyd, P Bell, W Merlev
0 Showers, M Hill, A Williamson,
Simmons, T Stricker, E Forgie, E
Lynet, B jarvi'
s 0 Tennant, M Ten-
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FEBRUARY 0 CONTEST
FUN Ai TO WASH. Washing Powder
$200.00 IN CASH AND PRIZES
First Prize $1O. in Cash. Second Prize $5. in Cash.
Third Prize $3. in Cash. Next Five Prizes each $2. in Cash.
Next Twenty Five Prizes each $1. in Cash and
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES IN NEW AND USEFUL
KITCHEN UTENSILS
Izse even as follower -
100 PRIZES to the 1st leo correct answers received by us on Wed., Feb. 5th,
100 PRIZES to the xst wcreorrect answers received by us on Wed., Peb.12th.
100 PRIZES to the nit too correct answers received by us on Wed., Feb. 19111. •
Send in as many replies as you like but all answers must reach
ue by three O'clock on Saturday, Ndtecli 1st. All the replies will
be thoroughly shaken together and the first thirty three correct
replies will receive the cash prizes in the order drawn and the
next Seven Hundred will each receive a useful Kitchen 'Utensil.
1033 Prizes. Answer Today.
You know how good Fun -To -Wash is? The prizes are awarded
err Lite same strictly botiorebly methodmployed in the nuxnua
facture of FunsTo-Wash.
The Only Conditions.
with each reply mut be enclosed one "illitintny Heed" cut from n sc. ot roc.
pacitage of Furi.Te-Wesh Washing Powder, and not more than one An‘wer to be
tricio4eci in each envelope. Eat+ contestnet receiving ft utensil prize during the
month must send in another answer to entitle them to compete in the February
testi prizes drawn on March xst. Ile careful to oddness Lontest Deportment.
STANDISH MANUFACTURING CO., LIMITED.
11 Coltorne Street Toronto.
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were
Council then adjourned to meet.
March 3t'd at 10 a in -P. Powell,
Clerk,
Beigrave.
Mrs, G, G Henderson and daughter,
of Fernie, B O., have been visiting
at J. A. Brandon's and other friends.
The social of the Woman's Insti-
tutq was postponed on account of the
storm until Feb. 21st, when a good
programme awaits those who come.
Mrs. Bobier and family will leave on
Wednesday of this week for Guelph,
where Mr. Bohier has been appointed
by the G. T. R. The family will be
very much naiseed in Belgrave, especi-
aily in Trinity Church. Mr. Bobier
was President of the A. Y. P. A.
eire. Bobier was a member of the
Ladies Guild, and a teacher in the 8,
S. They eook an active part in all
church work. One day recently, the
teachers and officera and her chisel in
the Sunday School, presented Mrs,
Bobier with an address expressing
their profound appreciaticin of her
good work, their sincere regret at
their departure and hearty good wish-
es for their future welfare. The ad-
dress was accompadied with a hand-
some brass card tray, and was signed
by her class, Mabel Ferguson, Annie
Brydge, Greta Armstrong and Jose-
phine Johnson.
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Morris.
Bert. Cote, who has been spending
a few week's vacation at his hutue,
6th line, received a telegram on Fria
day last from the supwrintendent of
rue Central Light and Power station,
Regina, Sitek , that he had been pro-
moted to Chief Eogineer so he left on
Wednesday moeteing and will begin
his new duties on Feb. 15:..h.
Report of S. S. No. 8, Morris, for
January. Sr. 4th-Arith,, Geog.,
Gram , Spell. Total 400, `pass 240.-
0. Johnston 303, j Bosman 281, L.
Purvey 263, G. Agar 242 Jr. 4th-
Arith., Liter., Geog., Spell. Total
400, pees 240. L Brewer 310, 3 Mc-
Michael 280, °L. Souch 165. Jr. 3rd -
Total 300, pass 150, L Turvey 225, G,
Brewer 211, E Sellers 207, S Mc-
Michael 132, 0 Scuola 124 Sr. 2nd -
Total 500, pass 225, E Warwick 378. 0,
Mustard 325, C Sough 310, 0 B ,ernan
276. Jr. 2nd (Int.) -Total 400, ass
200.-G Fell 315, E Garnist, 286, F.
Garniss 201, H. Garnies 80 Jr 2nd -
E Poebee 413, E iLleMiehael 392, 'A.
Gallsgher 101, *I Gallagher 86 Pt.
1st' Sr. -A Johneten 301, 3. Turvey
286Prlst Jr -F Brewer 162, M
Warwick 113. Prime] -B Soucn 151,
W Sellere 117, L Oarnies, 69 Aver
age attendance 27. - I B Frain,
teacher.
East Wawanosh.
School report of S. 5 No 8, East
Wawanosb ; in order showing the
standing of the pupils in the diffecent
classes. Sr. 4.h-Glacie Scott, Gert-
rude Bone, Robe Swint, May Bone,
Laura, Bone, James Gibbons. Sr. 3rd
Francis Gibbons. Jr. 3rd - Gladys.
Stapleton. Sr. 2nd -Alberta Staple-
ton, May Menzie, Olarence Page. Jr.
2nd -Violet Pearen, Annie Page,
gary Bolt, Annie Mentle, James
Page, Willie Bolt. St'. Pt, 2nd -
Agnes Gibbon, Eihel Page, May Mc-
Intosh. Jr. Pc. 2ud-Myrtle Henry,
Alex. Menzie, LtilVia Bone, je.,Pr.,, lst
-Ruth M nzie, Eveline Gibbons, tile,
Page. -John Morritt, teacher.
Report of S. 8 No. 1, East Wavee
osh for January, Sr. 4th-44ailde
Is•edale 83 per cent., Lena OhAinney
(17 Jr. 143 -Irene Belie 60, Eva
Hoyle 03, Hilt* J04.11)014 53 St. 8 (l-
amas. R loineoti 69, JPph Fltitt'Orl
58, Sr. 2nd.- Meiville Beecroft. 88,
viery noleon 77, Lyle Jarnee 78, Mary
Boyle 60 Jr 2ed-tharence (mama
'toy 48, Charlie Robineors 45 Jr.
Wilfred Robinsoe 82 reinter, Cecil
Ohaneney 55.-1. II. A. Taylor,
4eacher,
St. Helens.
Mr John Johnston of Stanley
visited friends around here last week.
Rev, Jae. Nilson of Toronto visited
at his old home on the 3th con, last
week,
Mrs. 3as. Hyde visited friende •at
Oatgill for a few days lately.
Mr, Alex. Agar of Belfast, was at
Fordyce on Tuesday on hush:Seas.
Don't forget the Literary debate on
Friday, Pleb. 14th,
Mrs. Wm. Woods him; been visiting
her daughter, Mem Jae. Irwin, for the
last Week or two.
HOW AN INDIANA GIRL
Got Strong and Well Again at
Small Cost,
Miss Alta Abel, of West Baden, Ind.,
says; "I was A complete wreck, al»
ways tired, wornout and. nervous. I
had to spend about one-third of my
time in bed and my life was not worth.
living. Vinol, your delicious cod liver
and iron tonic, was recommended, and
it has done me more good. than all the
medicine I ever took in ray life, That
nervous and tired feeling is all gone,
I have gained in health, flesh and
strength, until I feel like another per.
sou."
Vinol is the most efficient strength»
creator for such women, It is the
medicinal elements of the cods' livers
contained in Vinol, aided by the blood -
making and strengthening properties
of tonic iron, which makes it so far
superior to all other tonics to build
up health and strength for weak,
tired, ailing women. It contains no
Oil and has a delicious taste.
We give back your money if Vinol
does not do all that we claim.
J; W. Mollibbon, Druggist, Wingham.
Uorrle.
Mr. Mathew Sharpin of Owen Sound
is visiting friends in town.
Two ears of cattle and also two cars
of hogU were shipped from here on
Monday.
Mrs. Skilling of Teeswater it visit-
ing her daughter, Miss Maud Skilling,
for a few days,
Mr. Ed. Lambkin is haiing a sale
of stock, impleruente, etc., shortly.
Mr. Lambkin intends moving into
Corrie to live and will occupy Mr.
Harnmond's house.
The Presbyterians are going to
celebrate St. Valentine's evening by
having an old time tea meeting.
Tbey intend serving a hot suppal- after
which a good program will be render-
ed.
A number from town attended he
Scotch concert in Wroxeter on Friday
evening, given by the 8taaffer-Ooutts
-Bain Co. in aid of the Uublic Library.
All pronounced it one of the beet ever
beard in this part of the country.
The amoral meeting of the Public
Library Beard was held best week; all
the old board of managers were re-
eleesed with Rev, Mr. Kinder ae
President. The Gamete people have a
first Oasis library and it is to he re-
gretted that more do not avail them
selves of the opportunity to read a
good class of books for their own
benefit, and also help to support so
worthy an object in their town.
ARE YOU GOING
.WEST ?
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is the
shortest and quickest route between Win-
nipeg, Saskatoon, Evmonton.
rabt trains leave Winnipeg at:
6.00 p.m. Daily
8.45 a.m. Daily Except Sunday
-FOR-
Portage la Prairie Rivers
Melville Pegina
Watrous Saskatoon
Tofietd
Cam fones
Wainwright Edmonton
Ask nearest Grand Trunk Agent for full
information, Literature, oto., or write A.
Duff, D.P.A., , Toronto, Ont.
II. B. Elliott, Town Passenger & Ticket
Agent; phone 4. W. Burgman, Station
t Ticket .Agent; phone 71.
Smooth Roadbed
Electric lighted sleeping cars. Superb
dining ear bervico.
PURE BRED HEREFORDS.
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Oleatview Farm is offering for sale
four young Bulls, and a number of
females of all ages. These will be sold
at bargain prices, to make room for
natural increase.
H. T. PERDUE,
23- Wingham P:O.
North Huron Phone -line 613, ring 12.
FARM 11 ELP.
During the coming season I will be
in a position to supply experienced and
iuexperienced form laborers from rural
districts of British Isles A party of
twenty to arrive first week in March.
WM. MoQUILKIN,
24- St. Helens P.01, Ont.
Phone -N Heron connection.
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphonol will
make you a now man. Price 53 a box, or two for
VS. Mailed to any address. Tho Scohell Drug
Co:, et. enitlialixtb5. Ont.
MID eagellinatellie
I SEED
1 OATS 1
Wt' have in stock a quantity
of ehoiee Strolifi Oats for quick
E•41.fle at 60 cts. per but,
'These arcs f,Xtra, fine sample
of bright heavy Oata weighing
about 40 lbs. per btiehel and
have bad no rain. Now is
the time for you to secure
your seed and we can shoW
you something rally good in
this line.
Also Alsike, Tinnothyt Red
Clover) Alfalfa and Barley.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 131 1913
Farm For Sale.
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South half of lot 35, con. 0, Blot
Wawanokh ; 100 acres, 2i miles from
Heigrave, mile from school and post.
°Moe; weil»watered, comf or t a hie
house, frame barn ad straw -shed,
with stone stabling under both. FOP
Kiale at a bargain. For hither para.
Polars apply on the pretnieee,
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Maximo) P. 0
MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received at
Ottawa until Noon, on Friday the 14th
March, 1918, for the conveyance of
HIE Majesty'e Mails on a proposed Con
tart for four years twelve times per
ewer wey and one colleotion on Sundays
if Required, b .tween Wingham and
Street Letter Boxes, from the Post-
master General's Pleasure. Printed no-
tices containing further information as
to conditions of proposed Contract may
be seen and blank forms of Tender may
be obtained at the'Post Office of Wing -
ham.
O. 0. ANDERSON
Superintendent.
Post Offiee Department, Mail Service
Branoh, Ottawa, 21th January, 1918.
MAIL CONTRACT.
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the
Postmaster General, will be received at
Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 14th
Mareh,1913, for the conveyance of His
Mojeety's Mails on a proposed Contract
for four years, six times per week, over
Rural Mail Route No. 1 from Ripley,
Ontario, to commence at the pleasure of
the Postmaster General, Printed noti-
ces containing further information as to
conditions of proposed Contract may be
seen and blank forms of Tender may be
obtained at the Post Offices of Ripley,
Lochalsh. Verdun, Plover Valley, and
at the Office of the Post Office Inspector
at London.
0, ANDERSON
Super';nteudent.
Post Office Department, Mail Service
Branoh, Ottawa, 18th &misery, 1913.
= GET YOUR
SPRING
SUIT
NOW
have a large fresh ,stoek
of the best and latest
goods, which are sure to
please.
Suitable for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Fit and Workmanship
Guaranteed,
f. C. WHITE
MAXWELL'S OLD STAND. Phone 227,
OPPOSITE BANK OF HAMILTON.
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CHRISTIE'S
GROCERY
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LAKE
HERRING
BY DOZEN OR BARREL
Like everything els.,
Herring are graded and
packed accordingly.
We,, can confidently
recommend the kind
we are selling as No. 1
quality.
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ANOTHER SHOE SALE
FOR MEN.
It was not our intention, but
COLD AND STORMY WEATHER
prevented last week's sale from being the success
it would have been.
WE HAVE 52 PAIRS MEN'S
11101 GRADE SHOES
Regular $4.00 and $5.00 lines which must be cleared
from our shelves at once. These we offer on
SATURDAY NIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK PRECISELY
FOR $1.97 PER PAIR
One Shoe of each pair shown in south window.
Willis & Co.
Sole Agents
For The
THE SHOE STORE
7.00esel, FOR
.s/f0z., LADIES
Up-to-date Men's Furnishings
Fop the Up-to-date Man.
LET US SELL YOU YOUR NEW
SPRING HOBBERLIN SUIT.
Recognized to be the best and most up-to-date
tailoring concern for good dressers.
Prices $22.00, $25.00 and $30.00.
FITWELL HATS
Are known to give best satisfaction for the
money in soft and stiff Hats, in all the newest
shapes for Spring wear. Easy fitting. Price $2.50.
W. G. 8' R. SHIRTS
For quiet dresser, in best Washing patterns, in
Prints, English Zephyrs and fine Oxfords, in all
sizes 14 to 18.
W. G. 8' R. COLLARS
All the newest shapes for young men's trade ;
the best fitting Collar in Canada.
Ask ,to see the Derby, the close fitting Collar.
Any shape ; price, 2 for 25 cts.
NIGHT ROBES AND PYJAMAS
W. G. & 'R. make, in all sizes, in flannelettes,
cottons and silkenes. :Prices $1.25 to $3.00.
See our North window for Ladies' New Spring
Goods, also Fancy Gloves and Trimmings.
SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW FOR
MEN'S OVERMT SALE
Regular $10.00 and $12.00 Overcoat>""* ---
FOR $6.88
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ALL KINDS OF TRADE VVANTED
HANNA & CO.
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