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MH, 1 WINGRAM ADVANCE
RAINBOW FLOUR
MAKES GOOD BREAD
Pure Manitoba Flour, made from
Choicest Wheat. Rainbow Flour
Will help your reputation as a
good cook.
Put tip in 24 lb. cotton bags.
FOR SALE BY
J. HENRY CURLSTIF3
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WHEN
we have occasion to send money through the
mail, we can do no better than follow the lead of the
business man, who long ago discovered that the easiest,
safest and simplest way is by Express Money Order.
Business men invariably remit by this method. Women are rapidly
learning to appreciate the significance of this fact—and they, too, are
now large users of Express Orders.
There is an Express Office in your town—find it and make use of it. You'll be met by a
courteous and obliging agent. who will explain to you the advantages and simplicity of
Dominion Express
Every railwsy station bas
an Express Office where
'Orders" may be obtained,
and in almost every town
there are branch Offices
located In the residential
\ districts.
onel
Order s
Foreign Cheques
ISEED
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We have in stock a quantity
of choice Seed Oats for quick
sale at 60 cts. per bus.
These are extra fine sample E
of bright heavy Oats weighing
about 40 lbs. per bushel and
have had no rain. Now is
the time for you to secure
your seed and we can show
you something really good in
this line.
Also Alsike, Timothy, Red
Clover, Alfalfa and Barley.
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FARM. FOR SAL
The north parts of lots 15 and 16, con.
2, Morriss, comprising 120 acreb ; good
soil, in flrst•c1ass state of cultivation ;
two aoree of orchard and five acres of
bush. This farm Is seven miles from
Wingham, 2} from Bluevale; buildings
first-class, Easy terms of payment.
Apply to—
J. E. EARR,BN D,
20-27 Bluevale
Or to Dudley Holmes, Wingham,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1 will receive marked tenders tip to noon on
the 17th day of March x,ext, for a two-story
cement building, 22x35. to bo erected at the
goal in the town of tloderieb. Tenders for
whole work or for scparato trades will be eott-
tcldered. A Marked elitquo for ten per Bent. of
tendered price must accompany tender. No
tender neeea;earily aeecpted. Plana and _specs.
fleabane aatn be seen in the County Clerk's
Oinrb. B. C. Mt3NNINGS,
Chairrnan of Com.
Dated, Goderlch, Feb. 10th. IAia.
RATES
S5 and under ... 3 cts.
Over SS to $10 .. 6 "
" 10 " 30 ..10"
30" 50..15"
50, at same rates
GET YOUR
SPRING
SUIT
NOW
have a large fresh stock
of 41e best and latest
goods, which are sure to
please.
Suitable for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Fit and Workmanship
Guaranteed.
E. C. WHITE
MAXWELL'S OLD STAND. Phone 227,
OPPOSITE BANK OF HAMILTON.
Farm Wanted.
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• SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
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k! AT 2 O'CLOCK
• WE WILL COMMENCE
10
CLEARINU THE DECKS
10
• WATCH OUR WINDOW
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4'
10
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10 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c Store
Will exchange good town property
for a good farm close in to Wingham.
Apply by letter to
Box 10,
ADVANCE OFFICE,
OWNERS WANTED FOR
STOLEN WATCHES.
Ladies Gold hunting -ease Satoh, No.
743011, Walton movement, monogram
"A.B.D." engraved on outside. Silver
open-faced watch, Ami. Walton move-
mens. No 4074408. Silver hunting -case
watch. gold, stop watch, "N. Norden, L
L.O.C. . (apparently maker'a name)
engraved inside, N. 1163.
Owners please telephone
A. WHITESIDE,
High Constable of Huron,
Henstll, Ont.
Itch Gone Instantly
What *Irmaa sii l`errer would not *vend 2i
cel is to cure that terrible agoni?.inx itch?
...ince our rep Mb ret! mn enriettiontt tailed
t0 include *Ube externt ottfltdre'e rigs=t; Iry situs
town to try D A1)l. D. Presteriptlou at $I 00 a
bottle. we wan aurin -ad with the D.D.D. Lftbora•
torten toalai trial - for the vett't--•
a a rt anal 96.ate . dotes IsPe40.1 bOlael
Proof at 25c
nominal uric`°. to made to osnralt a trial by
ayery akin sufferer,
D.1 D. Proceedption will o'arlvinre /On in.
artnntl7, for it takes ttto itch sway the very
moment you stn �tto witch the skin, and it
ou'ree- .aas wo KNOW,
1r, %fa m'ilioli, Druggist,
MARSHALL'S
aaaaesnaR.
SPECIAL CRUISE
AROUND THE WORLD
EMPRESSES OF `RUSSIA' and `ASIA'
(New C. P. R. Pacific Steamships)
The Empress of Russia will leave Li-
. verpool April lst, calling at Gibraltor,
• Villofranohe and Port Said, proceeding via
- Suez, Colombo„ Singapore, Hong Kong,
- Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama,
arriving Vancouver June 7th 1913
Vessell remains 16 days at Hong Kong.
Empress of Asia will sail from Liverpool
- .lune lath. particulars of trip will be an.
pounced later.
- Mot direct connection for April 1st sail-
ing is via "Empress of Britain" from Sr.
= John, N.B., March 21st.
RATE FOR ENTIRE CRUISE $639.10
Exclusive of maintenance between arrival
time in Enffland and departure of "Empress
of Russia,' and stopover at Hong Kong '
Get particulars from Ritchie & CosenQ,
Town Agents, phone 123 ; 3, H. Beemer,
Station Agent, phone 7. ; or write
M. G. MURPHY
C,P.13y„ Toronto.
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HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
Each TUESDAY
MARCH 4 to OCTOBER 28
(inclusive)
Via Chicago. and St. Paul
Winnipeg and return, $35.00
Edmonton and return, 43.00
Tickets good for 60 days. Propor-
tionate low rates to other points in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
The Grand. Trunk Pacific Railway is the
shortest and quickest route between Win-
ni eq. Saskatoon, Edmonton.
Time 'fables. Land Pamphlets and other
descriptive literature relative to the Grand
Trunk Pacific Ety. may be obtained from
nearest Grand Trunk .Agent.
H. B:` Elliott, Town Passenger Sc Ticket
Agent.; phone 4. W. Burgman, Station ,
Ticket Agent ; phone U. ....,1
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Farm For Sale.
South half of lot 35, con. 9, East
Wavdanosh ; 100 acres, 2' miles from
Bplgrave, ?4 mile from school and post -
office ; well -watered, comfortable
house, frame barn and straw -shad,
with stone stabling under both. For
sale at a bargain. For futher parti-
culars apply on the premises.
ESAIAS PEAHEN,
Marnoch P. O.
- PURE BRED HEREFORDS.
Clearview 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 G13, ring 12.
East Wawanosh.
Mr. Wm. Hallahan lost a fine horse
last week.
Mr. Wesley Quinn of Winnipeg has
gone for a short visit at Parkhill 'be-
fore returning home, ffi --
Mrs. Geo. Henderson sale was very
successful. Mrs. .Henderson intends
removing to Plattsville shortly.
Miss M. Dobie, who has spent the
past fortnight with her sister, Mrs.
Dingwall, returned home on Satur.
d ay.
Messrs, John and Robert Howard
are selling their stock this week in
preparatory for their removal to the
West. . „.�
The farm on the Oth line and grr..vel
corner recently vacated has besyr sold
by Mr. Dobie to Mr. Victor Jermyn,
who gets possession in the spring.
A quiet wedding took elites in Blyth
last Wednesday,marwbr.�led '�nto nMiLns N. SuAnanie
Patterson was
dercock. The ceremony took place at
the mane. The -,appy couple will re-
side in Blyth.
Word was received last week of the
death . of Mr. James Wightman in
Manitoba. Mr. Wightman formerly
lived in Relgeave. He leaves his wifie
(Who was Miss Black) and one little
girl. The pause of death was, pneu-
monia,
Harris.
Council will meet March 1Otb.
George and. Mrs. Johnston, 1st line,
Morrie, have been Harte ill with the
grippe, but we wish them a speedy re-
covery.
The farm of J. 13, Kerney, 4th line,
has been leased for a tot in of years to
Pates' Rutledge, of the stupe line.
1i r. Ket ney will remove to the Koos
farm, 3rd line, which he recently par-
chased,
One day last week as Harvey Knox,
3 d line, was driving his team to
Bluevale, a valuable 3 year old colt
burst a blood vessel and died on tie
road almost immediately. It was a
good animal worth from $200 to $250.
W. S. Davidson will build a straw
shed, 36x4$ feet, withcement stabling
under it, A straw -shed, 4203 feet,
with stone stabling, will be put up by
M, McVittie, John Mustard will
erect a new kitchen also a driving-
ehed and Alex, Mustard a kitchen
and woodshed. A driving shed will
he built by Walter Forrest.
The 100 acre farm of Walter L,
Breckenridge, let line, Morris, bas
been sold to Robert, Messer, North
boundary, for $:1250, possession to be
given March 15th. The proprietor
was born on this farin and always
lived there. Be and his mother will
probably take up residence in" Wing -
ham after the sale. Mr, Messer will
now have 200 acres.
The steel superstructure intended
for Sunshine new bridge over the
Maitland will be taken to the let
tine and used to replace the Graham
bridge and a 2 span bridge, 170 feet in-
stead. of 125 feet, put on at Sunshine,
Two cement abutments and a centre
pier will be built to sostain it, Hill
0o. of .Mitchell have the contract for
the bridge and are to receive $1,700
additional for the bigger structure.
This Council met bleb, lit; members
all present, except Coma. Edgar.
Alex, Gibson was,a,ppointed Truster
of Fordwioh burying, ground in place •
of Thos. Gibson deceased.
The auditors' report for 1012 Was
presented and accepted,
By-law No.. 3 appointing 11. W.,,
Laird, auditor, was duly passed,
The Treasurer was atxtbur zea
transfer all moneys from the Sin'kity to
fond to the general fund of the taY vrt
`ship.
The tender of the ''t"Vingham. Ad-
va>tioe; to do all the t tvnehip prig ctityg
and advertising for $l'3ca WAS $tory
Belgrave.
Miss Dean Geddes of Lucknow spent
Sunday with Mrs, 3, L. Geddes.
Mrs. Tucker of Durham is visiting
her. sister, Mrs, Henry Brandon.
Miss Pearl Anderson spent a few
days last week with Wingham friends,
Mr, Rich. Beilby of Saskatoon,
formerly of the 4t1:4 line of Morris, is
at present renewing old friends around
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Spotton of Wing -
ham were guests of lie. and Mc'a, 3.
W. X, VauNorman on Sunday,
Mrs, Baker and family and Miss
Susie Allison of London are visiting
their Mother, Mrs, Allisen, at present,
Mr, John VanNorman has purchas-
ed a tine new I+aditon Concert phono-
graph from Mt'. D, Bell of Wingham.
Me. C. G. McCrae, who has been
t•oufined to the house for a couple of
weeks on account of sickness, is able
to be out.
Miss Knox of Goderich, who Day
b visiting h sister, Mrs, (Rev.)
i pastae for some time, returnedto
h homelastweek.
RUNDOWN: PEOPLE
Made Strong by Vinol.
Run-down conditions are caused
by overwork, worry, too close con'
iiuement, a chronic cough or cold
which it is difficult to cure.
We want to say to every person in
this condition ----you need Vinol, our
delicious cod .liver and iron tonic
without oil, the great strength cre-
ator, It Will supply' iron to the blood
in the most easily assimilated form,
create a good, healthy appetite,
strengthen your ,digestive organa and
1111akt soU. eat better, sleep better and
feel better,
A case has just Dome to our atten-
tion, from West Scranton, li'a,, Mrs,
Chas. Proper says: "For three yearn
I was all run down, weals and had
no appetite, tied after all that time
am glad to say Vinol bag bro,,ught
back my health and atrepgth, which
is lust what I was told it would 40."
We are epnfldeut that Vino]. is the
best body-builder and strength -creator
we have ever sold.
Try a bottle on our guarantee to
refund your money if it fails to
benefit you.
J. W. ¥oKibban, Druggist, Wingham.
Bluevale,
LIBEL SuiT,—An interesting libel
suit was tried at the meeting of 'the
Literary, Social, and Debating Society
on Feb. 19, when Miss Patience Putty -
foot sued the Bluevale Literary Digest
for $10,000 damages for libelous state-
ments about her cooking, injurious to
her chances of matrimony. The court-
room was densely crowded and the
judge had to warn the spectators that
they were present on the sufferance of
the'Court and should act accordingly.
His Lordship, J. W, King, looked
striking in the full robes of office. He
severely reprimanded the learned
counsel for appearing in Court with-
out their gowns but excused them for
once on the ground of poverty. . The
Clerk of the Court, W. H. Raney,
annc unced several cases on the docket
but only owl was heard before the
court adjourned. Four witnesses were
c4lted on each side. One lady talked
in German and had to be disrnis! ed as
the court had not supplied an inter-
preter. Some said the evidence was
dragged out too long, but a number of
the witnesses thought they were.
dragged out too soon. A., L Po-ltff,
C., counsel for, plaintiff, produced
two exhibits—exhibit ('s) --An apple
pie covered with whipped cream ;
exhibit (h)—A. plate of bi wilts. These
were sworn to be the work of trc
plaintiff and were ;..pronounced ex-
caliept by the expert witness called
upon to test them, Mrs. H, A. Mc-
Calif -and Miss Mary Collie. Stuart
MvNaughton was called a5 an expert
by the defence who produced a pie and
biscuit of a very substantial nature
purporting to be the domestic pro-'
Kilpatrick
vtslk g er nisi , r , • duct of the plaintiff. But he turned - leotiori.
pale and refused to act and this was
to
her considered eufficientl d evi-
Mr. Abe Brydges, 3cd line, Morris, de. ace, The spectators found it itu-
had a very successful wood -bee on possible at times to ret,tr'ain the;
Friday, and at night gave his friends feelings and Court Grier, Howard
dance, of which all report an t�,-1 Stewart, and Cailnstable, Crailt C1It3�.
ne: born had very hard work to keep, r
Mrs. John Proctor and son Gairdner the fury were both lay" ng P
y dame in
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CHRTSTIE'S
GROCERY
PHONE 59
MARMALADE ORANGES
THE, BEST of STOOK
AN:D WELL COLOURED
Per Doz., 25c,
WE SELL
GOOD TDA AND COFFEE
We have had largely increased sales.
in these two lines during the past
year, for which we thank our Many
customers.
GOOD Quality is the principle on
which we hope to obtain and hold all
tea and coffee business. They are
worth just the.prioe we ask.
COFFEE Per Lb. 40c
TEAS Per Lb. 30c, 40c, 50c,
60c, and 75c.
Bought Too Many Herring
Our lake herring were No 1. (duality
but we bought too 'many. We ofies.
the remainder of our stook at
PER DOZ. I5c,
PER BARREL ��4.00
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NOTICE TO, CREDITORS.
T1IURRSDAY, EBBRTMI Y 1913
IN TIIE MATTER of the estate of William
Henry Knox of the Township of Morris in the
County of Huron, Yeoman, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to
,NOTICE
V, Chapter 26, °eotion e5 that all err'
sons having claims against the Estate o1.,'the
said William Henry Knox, who died ora the
Zits. day of November 1912, are required, bn or
before the 35th. day of March, 1913, to file with
the undersigned a statement with fuck partic-
ulars of their claims, and of all of the- seouria y
hold by them, if any, and that after•, the said
date the a.dministratrix will proceed[ to distri-
bute the assets among the persc'arfs entitled,
haying regard only to the claims, elf which she
shall then have notice.
Dated this 11th. day of Februtarr,
DU nay HQL,IIMY,S,
Solicitor far Ad_ministratrix;
FARM :FLP.
During that coming season 1 wart be
111 a position o espply F :perienc' and
inexperi.-ne d farm laborers froom rimed
dtt;tricts of British Islas, & ' ,rty of
twenty to arrive first weep{larch.
WM MEQjI'P'
2'1-- St, c ie.ens P.O., Ont.
Phone --.N Huron out
in check, The counsel in rl-' �i
of Palmerston, who have been visit- eloquent, while the ?' ,r11cd, at d
ing the former's daughter, Mes D at, u ode l of i.ut ext',3p .APs charge w s, l t
C. Robertson, for some time, returned The u`r ret oP .tory and re:,,Zrr' r 11
to their home last week. Jos, jstan1$ ` to tet>ix• f� v.a llic lkit~.
, returned a v �rdict, of-
in
concert held last Frid,a�y night "guilr.p wi' h rpeotnrrnsndati,tn t'
in the Forester's al.il under the aus- t4Y r'',�-" AT di the judge senteneedf ae
ptces of the Woman's Institute was T literary Digest; to be suspended _ for
quite a success, cont.idering- tLte one week, a full apology to he pr." anted
its own costs. The musical,: to pay
$.hiss. The receipt amounted to about part of
,$22,00. the program was supplied: by the
Young Men's orchestra frc,' ti G ienan-
Wroxeter, nan, who played a numbO ' of spirited
selections. Miss Belle Per .veil was the
On Monday evening, quite a large accompanist and Mies. 'gessie Aitken
number
Me hodist gtau ch spa tint thea Sat�of hm : e sapg several very -'releasing songs.
to Next Wednesday r,ig ht there will be
Ah LclRusselld, iKQ A.byvvehooist�eavRinv. another good proFsTa, m with a variety
g of pleasing featly;es,.
Wrr�;t+t er for the North West. Speci-
al singing was rendered by a strong
choir organized from the three church- Ladies ��
es on the circuit ; Rev. R. S. La,ckland >i > Not Preserve
occupied the chair. Speeches were
given by representatives from each Y
appointment. Mr. Thomas Bolt of
Salem epoke of the sterling worth of
Mr. Russel as minister of the circuit.
Mr. Hazlewood of Wroxeter spoke of
his worth an the Quarterly Bo>ryrdi, `PARISIAN Sage,, the quick act.iug
and as teacher of the Bible Class hi'{ hair restorer, is for sale in y:rirtghara
leaving would leave a gap that .would by J. W. McKjbhon and is sold with .a
he hard to fill. Mr. W.' H. Ltvvey of
rigid guarantee at 50 cents a large
Belmore said that he had loved o, bottle.
Russell ever since he carne ora. the PARISIAN Sfg P
has an immense
circuit 6 years ago as pastor, and this sale, and here are the reasons
More he knew him the better he liked It ie safe and lb armless.
him. After singing "Biles` be the tie It cures dans''.ruff in two wveek by
that binds," Mr. Wesley Tremble. read !killing i'13° do' idruff germ.
a kindly -worded address and Mr. It �t S fan,' ding hair.
Gemmill presented Mr. Russell with a 1,in pion="�,tlp stops itching of the
gold -mounted umbrella. Mr. Russell s ►3P.•
replied in suitable terms, and said slims, �'.c ma,aJ ,es the hair soft and luxuriant.
Dr. John Williams once said to hip, It gi''ies life and beauty to the hair.
"Russell you will never be a,>,sytY' -' It i not, sticky or greasy.
else but a boy," that he thous.? eitzg It is the daintiest perfumed hair
the greatest compliment, tbo' ,ut was wile.
keeping young and "'
as ever It is the best and most pleasant and
vigorating hair dressing made.
on motion of Crawford and W inter,
hat trnder being the lowest.
The accounts were ex,tmittl� �d stns
ordered to he paid,
0oun fl adjourned to meets 3 as Gorrir
1'fareh 10, when patltlttea� t exit, eta,,.
will be appointed.,
Limie 'Walk, y , °llea<k,
stormy night. The program way; firsts in its next issue mad eaeli side.
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or,r Youth And Beauty P
paid to him, and Alas ..c w
way going,to ft y.- ..slat was why tie
After singlpk,. .ung man's country.
meet again.` `God" be with us till we
Nervedaw Light refreshments were
.,d a delightful evening closed.
Blyth.
A male choir furnished the musical
part of the service at the Methodist
Church on Sunday evening.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist Church are putting on a. high
class co>ert for March lith, St.
Patrick's t2t y.
Mr, :i?ohn Mains was elected by
acclalarnat nix to the School Board to
fill bite va'a pep gauged by the death
of, Mr. Chel"tew,
Frank, McPherson of Edmonton
renewie tg old acgnaintanee. He
;speaks h,ghiy of the West for a youtsg
man with a trade.
On Sa,tt'`,rday, while bringing nettle
to town,: for shipnexlt, .Mr. Henry
x ebur read the niiyforr.unet to lose a
Wiltx,stihl e steer by rhe a nirn 0,1 slipping
on thf' ice and breaking one leg.
Tld ere was a good attendltn.se at the
F'at'' avers' Institute meeting held on
` '4' ataday of last week, A union meet -
at' g of the Women's Institute was
id in the Industry Hall its thn even -
7 nfr, A good musical prograxit and
address were given ; the hall was
tilled,
Mil111AM iilARKETS.
Wheat ----00o to 020:
Oats -33 NI 43' ets.
Barley' --18 to iii cte..
PA,as.--1 0�) to $1 00
Hay —$11-1X) —$11.1X) t,t, $12,C 0. a tont.
Rist•ter 22 tt, 21 eta
Eagan ---22 r ,k tura,
l rrtatttee---)0x: to 000. per bush.
Live Bo --3 00,
rot full trOVO> to tita 4013 re *rt�i 1te
low
Fight shy of the druggist who offers
you a substitute, he is unworthy v'j
your confidence. The R. T. Booth 0•n,.,
Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont,, Canad'tan
makers.
A Bl6 DiFFEItNCE.
Conrad Feick of St,rat fart 1, Ont.,
writes :—"I used some of thi , Home-
stead Fertilizer this eg•asor . on my
oats and 1 ant well smashed with the
reeulte. 1 could stand's- bttcl) : twenty
rods and show you just; whet' e I sowed
it." -
Ilometltead FQrtili s n,:re manu-
faetured and sold by the Michigan
Carbon Works, Dt troit, Michigan,
who will send free,,' to go se farmer
their book on forth izeir - Wit r a hand-
some calendar po itage pant i. They
want agents where they are not row
represented. Atlemess, Miekl~st, gen Car -
hon Works, Postoffice Drta vre t 814—A,
Detroit, Michig•,t i, a, king torr tering.
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FARM FOR SAI,.F,
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1
Pa!< SALE.
o:ru rhItter e
uleF.'irable home consisting of
4 of land, close by the Town
gharn. A good part of this
'047 d repair. Apply on the premises
JOHN
AGNEW
1I
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LOWER WINGHAM.
SIIE SALE
F012 GIRLS
REAL GOOD SHOES AT
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRIMES
69 Cents
For sizes 8, 9, 10, and 101-
89
01
89 Cents
For sizes 11, 12, 13, 1 and 2
On Sale Monday Next, Mar. 3rd
At 4.15 p. m. Precisely
One . Shoe of each pair on sale is now
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being shown in north window.
Willis & Co.
Sole Agents
For The
vessomommemiammigatammemallass
North half of lot 14, con. 2`,, Morris,
100 acres, 00 cketared, br1Ck house and
kitchen ; hart with atone Welling,
good driving tiled. two good wells,
seeing creek, For further parh%oulare
apply on the, jprernibes.
MRS. L. FRASER.
Bluevale 1'. 0.
F arirn Help.
During tth.,•a coming censors,, 1 shall
he in aA poeirt nn to supply ails rite help
x1c-'atlPcl by its .' fila -mete in tltai+ district,
S .m' ,►i" t.1 v arriving are &I pet leti`tci-
r•d, others 1 nexperienced Poo fiber-
eY•aa; alar it wnestio servants. Mete
mare at No. i" 1t5.
DA.VtD . mason,
:17 11Wlilthtou,
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d r Ili 9Ji a4;i1L111, 4.11. It01..161'
THE SHOE STORE
700-041/
FOR
.517.'0,E;LADIES
Men's and Laches' Tailor
Made
Suits For Spring,
In the newest City Styles and tailored workmanship. For good dressers call' and see our
samples. We take all measurements and guarantee all fits for Men's and Ladies' Tailored
Garments. Sole agents for Men's and Youths' Hobberlin Clothes—$'1.8.00 to $30.00 per Suit.
Ladies' and Misses'
Tailored Snits in tans,
whipcords, serges and
diagnols. Prices—$13.-
50, $15.00, $15.00 and
$25.00.
PHONE 10,
sem) US YOUR MAIL ORDERS.
ANNA