HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-07-10, Page 1!Ir,.."797''',Inr.IERRIF,771711117
VOL XXN.1,-Nth 158L
A.,GTeat i
Dissoiutiou
BALE
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FOR CAStl. ONLY
This is. no fake. It is a
genuine sale, and we are
positive we can save you
money on everything you
buy. A few Bargains:
Men's Dongola Boots -
Regular $8.25, sale price $2.40
Mea's Box Calf Boots -
Regular $3,75. sale price $2.90
A' 8,25, 2.40
" 3.00, " 2.25
2,50, " 1.90
Ladies' Dong. Boots, button- •
Regular $3.00, sale price $2.25
2.15
" 2.50, " 1.85
" ° 2.00, " 1.50
Children's Shoes -
Regular $1,40sale pride. $1.10
Children's Shoes, button -
Regular $1.25. sale price ed.00
" 1.25, ' .85
Men's Colored Shirts -
Reinder $1.25, sale price $1.00
" 1.00,
Men's White Shirts-
Regular $1.00, sale price .80
Neckwear -
Regular .50, sale price .38 e
As to elothiug, now is the time
'to purcheseas we can save-
ezda from $4 to $5 on a suit of
. ,
Store for sale. Apply to J. J.
Hamm.
Ruth •86 Son
la
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MARRIAGE LICENSES •
Issued by Fax.3rx .t,mensots, No. 23 Vietoria
street. Winghani. Ont. No witnesses required.
GROCERIES
A complete line of the best Groceries
and Canned Goods that money Can
buy. We sell at the lowest pdssible
prices. Weston's 13reetl, Toronto,
for sale. JOHN GRAY,
Josephine street, north.
DOMINION BANK
Capital $2,500,000
Reserve $2,500,000
WINCHAM BRANCH
SHAW BLOCK.
A General Banking Business Trans-
acted.
b'arniers' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on same.
Drafts bought and sold on all points in
Canada. United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed ou deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 8Oth June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Mana• ger.
B, Vanstono, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Four specials
While they L
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WINGIIAM, ONTARIO* THUM
Wear ftteete'S Shoes, • For views 'Rod
Artustrelig
New C ub House.
VirOrkmen lav been busy for several
days during the st week, Making ire,
peoventents at t e bowling gee u on the
park, and tins sfeek the carpenters are
busy ereeeing tl e club house.
25c. a so meets July and August elemang sale,
Table sets, 6 pieoes,80, 25 and 20c. =slim for 10e.
Fancy Glass Zutter dishes 10e. eaeli
Water glasses per dozen 25 cents.
Just Opened:Package faney water sete, eight
pieces, everyone different, The
- price will make them sell fast. Como
early and get firshoice at
1
A. hiChiS011
Groceries and °rookery.
30SUPTIIN1 ST.
Gentlemen
Or have thiu hal
Doreneveud at Bri
day, July 25, and
ho are Bald
, should call on Prof.
'Ism& hotel on
m his wonderful de-
vices in Toupees aid Wigs worn on over
05,000 heads. Ex
stretion free.
hotel. Don't fai
tion, petentecl al
LY 10, 1902.
group try Closing Offices Early.
AS will be seen f m all advt. iu an.
otbereolumn, the 1 wyers of Winghata
have deolded to el e their offices during
July and August tt 2 p, m. on Satur-
days and at & p. in on other days of e
Week.
Returning Trom. 'Dakota.
'ob. Armstrotr . 3, P,, of Settforth, a
user weU'knvn resident of '31orrfs
mishit) was ting with old friends
u town on Mo dlay2' M. Armstrong
leaves shortly to risiO With his sons in
Dakota and we ore informed that his
'sous will return 'row Dakota and reside
ou the old bora etoad lo Motels town-
ship. They fin; there is Po place like
Ontario, eSpecieely WIngliam and viciu
-ty,
All departments contain many lines
roduce4 to lese thou cost during Xing'e
and
iertinetit
gienswant. Ql
reargut
to see his new liven -
over the World.
Buy Corsete, Belts, Dome, Ribbons,
Hosiery and Gloves at Kiug's clearing,
sale. Belts front 8c up.
,
WI101IAL jf The IrIn Works,
Phone No-. 59. Mr. 3. 3. Ounhingham, one of t e
I' company, who ha
- works was ni tow
week. Ho was
Real Estate Topics
thi.s ot
The increasing number of farms and ONV21
PrOPertieS that are ere being recorded fo sale
this office is evidence of the fact Unit be
party who, is anxious to sell, has learned wit •4
thin
ey are ost likely to have their Obje
accomplished.
We are alsoreceiving a few farms that are
listed elsewhere in town and since they have
received no attention whatever, ere now placed
wi th tlf4.
We are preparing a large list of properties
for advertising for sale this coining fall,so now
hi the timo to enter your property so that you
nut'' receive full benefit of the advertising.
You will find our rates the lowest and whilo
this is true, wt, guarantee to satisfy you in the
mith. or exchange, or we will ,charge notldng
whatever.
Our insurance department of the work is
rapidly increasing in extent and favor for no
other reason than results of the feet that we
represeo t none but the best companies.
We guarantee to quote as low a. rate for life
insurenee as any (antimony doing business on
sound principles, end whin:nit undoubted
se curity, not forgetting the imonerable options,
so also in the fire and accident insurance our
rates 11,1.0 as low es is consistent with security
and thorough management.
We guarantee prompt nttentiou to the eolleo.,
tion of rents mal accounts.
Money to loan.
T. J. titeetttIRE, ij
Beal Estate Ant
Wilco over.D. M.Gordon's shwa,
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve $1,600,000.00.
PreRitlent-/IMS STUART.,
Viee-president-A. G. RANO'.
131BEOTOBS
JohnOrootor, Gro. Beech, V2111.• thcn, M.P.
A. T. Weed, M. 1'., A. B.Lee (Toronto).
General Manager -3. VOUNSULT..,
'keine* Bank -Maws 10 to it; Saturday, 10
to 1. Detiosits of 51 and urnkf'dsreceived. In-
teiest alloWed, ntid. e0t1h) ted en the /30tIt
'comber ani East May far ' year and added to
601161a1 DePOSitil alsO retsdred at careen'
Attie of interest. , •
Stifle on. (rent Brittsta sail the 'United
Stites sought teasel&
Oravellers a e that t.1%e k Vane
them rue ts Isvg: r ett of
Betionel Pro idea ited,
A. • •
*tab. C64bo.. 0 , r treat
.,
laid * WvitUt
Ottrtt11004135, Age*
11/0X1XitifOlt, Selleitar,
•e purchased the 'ir
for a few days th
making arrangement
for the work in cennection with build-
ing of additions t the build'n is and also
making alteratice i in the present build-
ings. Work on ae alterations will be.
commenced as teen its possible. Mr.
Cunningham will be here to reside per-
aneutly in about two weeks.
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Fon SALE -House and lot ("Edward
street. "Will be sold reasonable anti
on easy terms of payment, as I intend
leaving Wiugham. Joie.; Muneay.
, ProngeMe at Church.
fri
the Methodist Chu ell ell Sunday even -
hit members of bighorn L. 0. L..‘
4 vieitiug brethr to the number of
ver one hundred, arched in a body to
Mg Wt. grOV• Hobbs preeched a
splendid sermon t tat was appropriate to
the oecattiln. A 14111ber of the Wing -
ham Orangeifiett wove over to Laeltnew
on. Sunday aftern n and attended ser -
,ice in • the ll,ge iodist cherch there.
ver one hunclie; Orangemen were in
e procession : ivad Rev, Mr, Harris
°ached a splem ttl sermon., Rev. W.
we of this etcya preached to the
I
:. nen at elgrave on Sunday
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PASTUI3E-Good pasture land to rent,
can take n number of cattle, high and
low land, good grass and good water ,
Apply to MURRAY WILSON, Wingham
P.O.
ter1100
Shoe I3argaies.-4ne at
900.. $1,45 for 70c $1.0
do. $1.50 for
12 yds. for $1,00
540. o
ANNA Co. tome. .& grand bar
to wash,
120 of hsly elebratione.
Saturday of this 4eek will be the i2th
of Julyond oelebro OM Will 43e held at
Brussels, GoeIo4 and Gerrie. No
doubt a large nunlber of People from
this section will isit these different
Places. The Win' aux lodge will go to
Brussels.
ExcurstoIl Receipts,
Mr. R, Deugl e, Bivancial Secre-
tary of Court Itft1and, C. O. r„ has
received a check cbeckffroni the G. T. R. for
$10.3.55, as the C rt's share of the re-
ceipts of the res nt C. 0. V, excursion
to Owen Senn Tho Court has ap-
plied for the pri ilege of runuing an ex,
cersien to Mani lton in June, 1003, when
Crowder Ot. fre payi, g 1'. pet Ile,
for roll batter. 1c. par 1 r tub butt-
er and 140. ref A: for es.
Dr. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat, Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op-
posite St. Andrew's church, London,
Ontario.
Footb'II Games.
..The final gates .n the Western Foot -
!No official anon
ball Intermediate .aague championship
yet been teeth/.
the High Court f Foresters mewtTat
itY• Those holding key
suite will please brine
their lack.
1,..1••••••••••••••,..
's 12 pat.
a , Guaranteed
.1,1.NDIA. ea CO,
Very TJdi Flax.
We were showsj this week, several
stocks of flax tliatl measured 4 feet, 2
inches. These sto ice were pulled front
a 20 -acre field of 4x on Mr Jas. Angus"
. ,ajts, barley and all
• s will have an
abundance of len th of straw this ye
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.TULY BA.ItGAINS. -
ratting Company are
Waists for 85c eaoh.
Wingham
in 75e shirt
WOO 5e a lb.
Turnberry ters' Lists.
The voters jests f r the municipality
West Her ,n Protested. of the Township f Turnberry were
The election of M. G. Cameron, the printed at the •.s office this week.
oniber for West -liven has been pro- The number of per ;ons qualified to serve
t sted. The necee .ary papers were filed as juriors is 889. The list contains a
Mouday of this veelt. The petitioner total of 702 voters There are 557 voters
James Mitchell, ho defeated Censer- for both munie-pal and legislative
rive candidate,e o, in addition to the assembly elections 101 voters for mettle -
slue ellurgeR of 0 rraPtion• gaits tor a ipal eletions only 40.4a 44 voters who are
sorutiuy of the bnjlots, and claims the ntitled to vote zt elections to the
seat. This matte
on r parlor
and try
G. V. XING.
did not come as a legislative aseemeey only. The list was
• surprise to the L berets, es they had. frist posted at C erk Bugess office in •.
been told by Con ryatives that a pro- Bluevale on July 3th.
test would be ente ed.
I
Black dress goods, new and up to date -
Coronatio selling at cost, dining Xing's July and)
Xing Edward wi August sale.
Aug. 11 and Aug.
been so rapid and
above dectisiott wa
1 cement of the fact has The School Bo
1 owever. The pageant - Tuesday evening.
• 1 ti sr,r
and the ceremony at not present thenise
I •
ey will be much cur- , ficient number n
original plan. Their 1 form a qtterume u
iye from Buckingham 1The Principal's re
of the King.
I be crowned between
5, 1.4h3 recovery has
satisfactory that the
arrived Mondey. P.incipal
Wertrpleyed at 13e nit on Monday, The
teame represent id . were Listowel, ! t tong 1 le 1.
Yes i is Hot. ,Brussels, -Galt 11)5 Brautford. The ! Westminster Ab
, rst game was leetween Listowel and I tailed from the
uSSele, in whim Brussels mem de- i 3
tedby tteecore of 3 to. 1. Tbe next Palaee to the ali-ety through the Mall to I Dent- BoYe
me was betweet Brantford and Galt. Whitehall, and hence to the abbey, the i 1 a.
;k. le4
sante route as 1 .1teu at the opening. of
parliament. 26 .
thie . &nee t-4,;eatio, out .-: ahead
a Sleeve; 2 to . In the final ga.me
, 4 15
tweet i st ev al and Galt, 5 21
0 latter were tl e winners in a score of Photos at half ori
-0. Monday w s the civic holiday in Star Photo Statile.
vessels mid a pedal trail was rug
Former
erlie and return, and
s Accompanied their The Brussels P
aline death of a.yoflflg)
lv a residua of th
The intense he
on Saturday last,
registrations of di
the tentperatilrelll
The hot wave has
• • - will 1
of summer set in
hen,4 according to the f
'ereut thermometers
tip -past 85 degrees..
nice continued and
we are now inal *ng tip for the cool b
great heat, ou Su iday the attendancsat
the church servic -.vas gretitly reduced
and the services vere considerably short-
/ from Ertissels to
ened. The gene al move of the poop
e many Mressalit
A hotel doll, good business for sale dim e Y P • football boys to
trade, live village. Also a large amount pf
Who Wants alarm ?I we of Juno: In 'consequence Of the,
I have ()ger 4,tect acres of choice farlands
for mole, in 50. t5, 100, 150 and 200 acres lots in
Kinloss, Greenock.. Bruce, Rincardino, inron
and Ashfield TOwnships. Good lands with
good buiklingato be sold cheap 08 easy - rms.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in on-
nection ) doing a good business, for sale elm .
has been in the e tioa of shad s s
Also a wagon top. A general store with large „
ing July at 7
Gneeneet. 8
34 '
23
48
106
silent Dead,
'PRO3
st thus refers to the Third Sr. to Fours 42
dy, who was fortner- Third jr. to Third r 29
s town:-" Thursday Second sr. to Thin . .... 15
Report.
d did not meet on
The members did
es in time, so a Bur -
being present to
meeting was held.
ort was as follows:
ii 1 Total Al g.
38 51 36
25 41 36
4
40
31
48
46
80
364
2:3 49
7 e 49
3 54
56
9 52
94
3 409
TIONS.
money to loan at a per cent. bor further par.
ft of les week Nellie Viola Part II to Second _ . .
tieulars aPply to , 20c. to 25e. prize butter; 'We offer
T. A. MeBBNZIE, : for the best 3 tubs or boxes of butter
Insurance .Agent. yolvreod.. ; delivered dining July, 5c., 4c., and Se.,
i respectively over higheet market price.
Ggo. E. XING.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's atIvertisement.
Campbell's Headaghe Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
Garden P
A garden part
auspices of E. -no
the manse grou
ing of next weel
will furnish t1
served from
Proceeds town
ty at Belgrave.
will be held under the
church, Belgrave, on
ds on Thursday even-
. The Lucknow band
music. Refreshments
37). Admission 15 cents.
cl organ fund.
Farm for sale at a bargain. Apply to
D. Stewart.
Died in
Mrs. Wm. Fiek
Tamlyn of this t
iu Cobourg on
underwent an 0
in that place.
of Cobourg
years and was 7.eld in very high esteem.
Mrs. Field vi sited with her sister here
for three mon -hs last smuttier and made
many friends here who will hear of her
death with r gret. Mrs. Tan3lyn attend
)
ed the funei I, at Cobourg,
Cenourg.
, Bider of NO. (Dr.)
vn died at her home
une''20th, MrS. Field
elation at the hospital
he had been a resident
for upwards of fifty
Von SAT:E.-House and lot on Vra os
Street. For particulars apply to H.
HamiltOte sr.
A *ingha Boy's Success.
r. Geo. E. A ley, who has been at-
tending the Cana1a Business College at
Methane for s me motitliti, returned
home on Tueeda night of last week.
The TIMES is pie uted to note this young
tuan's success in the rodent examinations
at the College. to Paiied with honors
hi till subjects ud was the Winner of
the gold medal for Atieral proficiency,
Since comino One GoitgO lai)S teoektod
word, that he s :mired the bigheat xss
sable marks on the continetolal laNt
animations ht the Same College. This
young roan be congratulated on biti
ettccess.
Our Ne -Doctor.'
In speaking of ,he removal of Dr.
Bethune from Sea orth to Wingham, the
Expositor says: Dr. Bethune, whqj
practised here f r a number 'Of year
and who recent)... disposed of his praotic
to D. H. Ross, agt..Ls'eideci to locete ii
Wingham and 1 't this week to restu e
.practice. The ctor is no stranger o
the people of inghant. and vicini Y,
having praetis 1 there some years a o,
and we are s re his old friends t re
will welcom back the genial doe .r.
Wo regret hi- removal from Seater 1,
but trust tha his old friends in Win
limit will use right, and that he wi
find Winglia a quite. as congenial and
profitable a teem to practise in as Sea -
forth."
Moeinv To Lo.a.x.-Money to loan on
notes, and notes diseeunted reasoft-
able rates. Money advanced on mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notee and. accounts
colleeted. Oifice-BeaverBlock, Wing -
ham ROBT. MOISIBOO.
About Ele
The Winghtun
installed scene for
places in town
weeks. The mete
first time clueing
What we can learn
the company are
With the result
ected
tem. Iii some cas
ties -are only payi
the meter system t
ing under the flat
has been prating i
the power Wiese a
that the balance of
been installtd.
in every place wIte
As soon as en the
pewee hettlee are' ee
aitrvite will eo
night service will
to those who are
dwellings.
• :131i
e
tric Lights,
ectkic Light Co. Mee
ineters in different
wring the past few
s were read for the
hie week and from
the forty patrons of
1111Wlyeentjeletll
every ease a saving
er the fiat rate syte
s we know that par-
tg about half under
what they were usY-
te. The dompety
two new boileritat
this is the reason
ho meters have not
ors will be installed
the lights aro used.
nprovements at the
pleted all night
moved. The Alr
itgreat coinventento
the lights in their
-partie's indebted to me
mutt settle their accounts ite once by
either cash or note. Ant leaving Wing -
ham and must have prompt .settlenient.
Jolts Mui
a. ernoo
16
Part I. to Part IL 30
Mercer, \\ He of N mum McLeod, passed
away from time 'at the 1101118 of her t- . 132
mother, Brussels, at the early ago of 23 At Easter. ..... ...., 99
4 :3 tiths a ttl. 19 days 'She lied !
. I ., . t, bem ill since Be nary last, her ailment•I
Independe It Oddfellows. eing of a puli4onary character. De -
At the regular meeting of Maitland 1�iased was bor
and Y.,
,Lodge, I. 0. 0. ..4'. held on Thursday IC., N
evening of last ereeke Mr. A. Maguire, I i hard and 1'..
D. D. G. M,, of 1ussels, paid the lodge I Z1101t1)8 old she
an official visit a d installed the follow- ! to mada tau
N.G.inc
ing officersD
:-P. ., . Lougheed; G.gted ne and Wil
John Pattison;"..G., ; .G., F. G. Spar ° russels. T
Reco•Sec., J. JI Groves; Flu. -Sec., 1 Wa married to
T. J. Elliott; reas,, Wm. Robert- or years ag
son; Warden, Thos. Netterfleld; i th ee years oh
' Con„ A. Gregor,'; LG., W. ;:Hangh; III s' 8. a Su)
i
R.S.N.G„ Alex, .1 . Alderson; L.S.N.G., -8 by trade,
Walter Bell; R.S. ., A. Cosens; L.S.S., 1
M. MT:nigh ; ReS.t .G., W. Lloyd; L.S.- ! k •as a bright
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V.G.,W. T. Hall ' The financial state- 'P Anything you can Mention in Our
entior the pas year for this lodge' $15,000 (try goods stock will be sacrificed
Was also presented
at this meeting. For t daring King's July aud August sale.
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the year ending June 30th, 'Maitland t
lodge has paid ver $300.00 in sick, i , ciThe Upper Lak and the "Soo."
widows and fune al beilefin3. The year I Mr. R. Holmes] as just retiwned from
just closed was i4 very .snecessful one 1 a tour of the 1.7ppee• Lakes. On a fishing
and several new m mbers were initiated. I tip up the New Algoma Central and
The lodge now 1 as on. han&enearlyefludson Bay raileoad now opening ep
84,000 in its iscluo, ,-4414. eJ At the close it4.eme of the finest tourist resorts in the
o ' !•• ,:eticeeting, 5110 metnbors went to tet-eeld, he succeed 5 in lauding the larg-
Scott'a restaurant 5d e(11Yd
,10eine ge4e.Vn•
,01 est black bass secured with hook
end strawberries.„: :Ili this connection I and line. Its wei zht was over 6 lbs, and
the 'Thildigifig ' froti Saturday's Globe i it measured 18 inches long, by 14 inches
vill be of interest to Oddfellows and in girth. He rtports also fine trout
thers:-"Congrat ations are being ex- ! fishing there. A great building boom is
t tided to Mr. J. Z. , Grand Secret- i now ou at the "leo," buildings going
a of Independent jrder of Oddfellows, ; up in all direetices and new lots survey-
rn at liftfoilt011 o the 4th of July, ed 5 miles ont hi • the country. A des -
'836. Elected. Grai a Secretary of the . etiptive article ma -Algoma and the Oen-
order in August, 18 .6, -he leas held the ! adieu "Soo" will appear in the cOlumns
pesitioa ever sine, ; nee)ing in all these ' of the nuns nekb week. Those intend
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years the lave ftUd. e ;teem. of the brother- in taking a trip there Caa obtain full
hood. In 1870 at tlya desire of the Grand teirtienlars and ell information with
Lodge Mr. Xing r melted to Toronto, folders, through t ekets, etc, by apply -
resided, His life Jug to Holmes & dohnes, Railway and
Week has been in Ithe interest of this Steamship ticket *ents ma general 0 -
•the furniture
btPusteoviliolceenotf$GmmiefitY SeWileretettirriyhtehearSe8nNthveet(el te'ettitnogrye, itiltien"str°Pe :t().ske
but fifteen lodges n Ontario, with a con- 4(
trihuting niemb ship of 641. To•day 1 . Trunks e. -e, 1 , Lc
there are 200 I es, with 26.000 mem- . Oiling I.: . ..r.
gams in Stre e*11 ta Summer Cloth
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bens and hives di betide amounting to mg. Come in vi li • e money and see
Ono aml a guar er million dollars. In what yott ca110 • • . Stteinner teeth
1893the sum of $1,2311 was iota out in 'frbW 5°C- t<1 11 '. 1A$114.4: 41 CO'
aramowatami.**....141•In ' •
in Savannah, Wayne
was the daughter of
ary Mercer. When 2
carne with, her parents
liyed at Tiverton, Kin-
gham before coming to
e subject of this notice
Normau McLeod nearly
and leaves a little son
to the care of her mother,
le. Deceased was a tailor-
ed a good education and
oung woman.
where he has sine
benefits and rtidef. m 1901 the large
sum of $82,864. 7 WAS paid out for the -The Toms odice is the place to get
same Obleets.” neat job printing.
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Keep your eye on our bargains. You
will always find the price interestiug
during King's July and .August sale.
...Dan. Patch t e Winner.
In the matched ace between Dan
Patch • and Harold H. at Windsor on
Tuesday, the hors s got away evenly
after the third se re, with Harold H.
leading at the qua ter. There 1)an Patch
overtook and led y an open length all
the way round, wi ning the first heat in
a pull. The secon heat was Dan's race
from start to • fin h. The track was
heavy and the best ime was 2.06. The
defeat of Harold . is certainly a dis-
appointment, inas
confidently expect
side of the line, the
would go tinder th wire in the lead.
$1 A YEA.R IN ADNANC/
COME TO. •
DOUGLASS
The Druggist
for your
Bluestone
Paris Green
Hellebore
And all Insecticides
Office C. N. W. Telegraph
The Road
To Success
Is easy for those who are equipped
for the proper transuctien of business
affairs. Those Who get their educao
don where attention is given to dee
tails and Simple inethOrls will have
the a dvantae.e of others, We have in-
' formation fin- you if you are interested
Forest City Business College
Y, M.O. A. Building; LondOn, Ont.
• J. W. WESTERVELT„ Principal.
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Business tducation leadsto
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4. Provided yOuaet a strictly first-class
+ • Business Educatioi stfeb as can be
• had. in the well-known
▪ Central Business College,
STNATFORD, ONT.
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You risk nothing by attendiirg. this
+ College. This is the School whole
• graduates are in strong (lemma .
4' ▪ teachers in business colleges and as
:4. bookkeepers and stenographers for
sl• prominent business firms.
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W. .1. ELLIOTT. Principal,
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The MILES to January ist, 1903, for
450.
Moxny TO Lcax at 4ie per cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham.
Men and boys' suits will be sold at
prices that will pay you to investigate
during King's July and *August sale.
TO oimn A corm TN ONE 1,A1'
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tiSo
uchasith enth
adbeein
1, at leasts -
the Canadian pacer wint-UM4. ,-
HLeading Shoe Store
Harolc
Harold H., the f
pacer, was sold
Monday morning
Winnipeg. It evil
faction to the o11owera -of Canadian
harness horses, an &Harold H. in particu-
lar, to know that the Wonderful horse
which has made so great a mune for
hunself atul Omuta is to be kept in the
country. Mr. $w trtz, the former owner
of the horse, decfln.is to mako nubile the
terms of the sal,- but it is said to be
well onto the fiv u figure mark. While
Harold 14. was being raced over the
Grand Circuit ] st year, a gentleman
in Memp nia e Mr. Swarhi
an offer of $6.00k for the hors?. Harold
H. was uncovei r. howdU, of
Illenheini. Tin doctor always bad a
•-h- dhad t
good one in his isy. It hits alevays been
t ui doctor's at bill= to have a. 'top
notcher," but 4tor Harold H. reached a
mark of 2.10 tii dootor gave up hope Of
ever seeitigbi4 go any faster, believing ,
that Mark to Ibe his limit. Ile then
old. the home Mt Swartz for $700, "1"''
dud it is need es to say, has been sorry
ever since.
H. Sold.
mous little Canadian ' a t
t the Windsor track ' c ,
McLaren Bros., of
be a source of satis-
For Greer's i3ic Mid- ,
Summer Sale of ,
Boots and # Shoes,
when bargains will
abound in every line,
Sale to start on
Tuesday, July t5th.
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