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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-10-02, Page 11 VOL. XXXI.--N0. 1599. WINGIIA I, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1902.. 110 y ifY does look This is the real clothes question of to -day, "How does it cook !" Some men spend a Jot of money on high-priced clothing and then don't look right. Some waste money by not spending enough. The majority want . their clothes right, and they want to know : What is right ? Where can 1 get it ? What does .it cost ? Homuth Bros. cart give the answer and make clothes to fit the most fastidious per- son. BOOTS AND SHOES We have a new up-to-date stock of Men's, Women's, Misses', Childs' and Boys' Boots, at prices to suit all. GENTS' FURNISHINGS • We have a new and well - assorted stock of Hats, Caps, $hirts,.Collars, Cuffs, Neckties, and great .values in Under hlothing. Pleasure to show you goods. llomllth Bros. SITE POPULAR STORE. MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by FRANK PAmettsole, No. `d8 Victoria street. Wingham. Ont. No witnesses required. Breakfast Foods Force, per package.,. .15 Malt Breakfast Food .. ... ,15 Malta Vita .15 Cream of Wheat .20 Swiss Food • ,15 Shredded Wheat Bironit,2 for .25 Grape -Nuts .15 . Granola .12 Caramel Cereal, large pkg.20 Driok Poetum Cereal Mixture ... • Colonel Cereal Mixture.,., Tugs• Cocoa.. Webb's Cocoa. Betisdorp's Royal Dutch., . . Coffee Cereals and others too numerous to mention, al- ways kept in stock. .13 .20 .13 .10 .25 Ro A0 HIchisoo Groceries and ()rookery. Phone No. 59. Manitoba Lands. In order that I might assist those who fre- quently call enquiring about Manitoba and North West Lancs, I have secured the agency of the Canadian -American Inunirretion Co., of Brandon, Man., and I am now prepared to show and quote prices, terms and conditions on all the lands subject to sale In D2anitoba or the North West '!'here aro many unimproved. Bums that nuty be had at very reasonable terms and also places in a better state for sate on ea$y terms and range in urices to suit anyone. SOO PROPERTY. The property in and about the Canadian Soo is being rapidly taken up, and there are still n few flue locations thnt are within the renelt of any one who wishes to Invest their stoney in such property as will return a large inerease. ONTARIO LANDS. The number of farms on list at this office is beyonddoubt the largest that was over re- corded at any previous thne in any office and while the list of tarnts'is large, we also have a list of intending purchasers for farms inthis lrnniity. If there is any one who wishes to sell or rent. they will find i.t to thole .ad' nntrngc tuuallme, on TOWN leTtor 0RT•if. In the to*n of Winglutm I can suit any in- tending purchaser in size, location or price of a house. nave ave some ckoelient properties for lade suitable for retiring farmers, aiee houses that are cheap and on suck terms that the esent renter would find it to his advantage pr buy aid improve a place of his own rather than pay rent. T..T, ltineurne,l Rear Estate and Iusutance Agent. Office overD. M. Gordon's store. Who Wants a Farm ? I have over 4,000 acres of ohoic'l faint lands d for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in Kinloss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine Huron and Ashfield Townships. Good sands with good buildings to be sold cheap on easy terms. Also n good sawmill for sale, elmost for a song. Also a good bincksnhith shop (dwelling in con- nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap. A hotel doing good business for sale cheap. Also a wagonabop. A general store with large trade, live village. Also a large Amount of money to loan at a per cent. For further par- ticulars apply to T. A. McIII;NZIII insurance Agent. Holyrood. DO<' GENERAL L LOCAL NEWS. See Halsey :nark's ae.vertisement. Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to cure headache. Culla! Reserve $2,500,000 $2,500,000 WINCHAM BRANCI! SHAW BECK. A. General Banking Business Trans- acted. Fanners' Salo Notes Collected, and advances made on sante. Drafts bought and sold on all points in Canada. United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT+ -Interest allowed on deposits of 21 and upwards, and added to principal 30th June and 31st December each year. A. E. GIBSON, Manager. R. Vanstone, Solicitor. BANK OF HMMLT�N Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00. Reserve fund, $1,300,000.00. President -Sony StuAnt. Vice -President -A. G. 1t nsv. DIRECTORS John Proctor, Geo, Roach lam. Gibson, 31.P. A. T. Wood, M, P., A. ]`3,Lee (Toronto). General Manager -S. TI511f bTThL. Ravings Haiuk-Hours 10 to 0; Saturday, 10 to I. Deposits of $i and upwards received. In - tarot allowed, and computed on the 00.1' No - Imbiber and 01st, May each year and added to principal. asieoial Deposits also roeeived at current rates of interest. t3Dra is enitGrre t Britain end the 'United Travellers are notified that the Bonita gam- llton and its Brtlttehes issue Weldor Rates of National Provincial Bank of England, Limited, which can bin tanked without charge or trou. blot Is ltnh3' lia►t•t of the world. W'. COR.l3OU'.f,D, Agent eels t. me ai11'laot . Rotielter. Stops the Cilliigh IOW works o1>i tete Ctrlltll. Laxative Bratno•Ouinlne Tablets mare n eold tri Ane chit!. No ()archive Par. Price 25 cents, Married at Mr. W. F. Du1ni hotel at Gerrie, a Brunswick House, rind on Tuesday of Amy May, of Wal Dultnnge nre awn wedding trip. Mr. friends hi Wingh himself and bride a', oas wedded life. Walkerton. ge, of the Albion d formerly of the ingham, was near. last week to Miss rton. • Mr. and Mrs. on a two week's Dnlnnago has 'many in, who will wish nappy and prosper - Fresh oysters arriving daily; served in auy style, at Jas. MoKelvie's, APPRENTICE WANTED --TO learn photo- graphy, Apply to M, E. Zurbrigg, Wiughatn. Wingham M. hodist Church. Tne financial re ort of the Wingham Methodist church or the year ending May 81st, 1902 h s been printed and copies wore distil uted on Sunday last. From the report a gather the follow- ing particulars: dial membership of church 450; 77 tubers were received during the year a d there were 57 re- movals. Tho to. t 1 receipts up to July 15th, 1002. to the new church building fund was $8,5 .20. The Epworth League has a n ombership.of 115 and the Junior Leag 80. Six members of the church were called why by death death during the year. Tho total loonies raised for all pn . poses up to July let were as Attlee 8: Quarterly ofiioial board, 81,050.50; Trustee board, $0.56.54; New ohuroh bui ding fund for last Con- ferenCe year, $4,221.70; EprVOrth Leagues, $434.50 Sunday School $204.16; Ladies' Aid So ety, $;720,87; Miseions. arse fund, $858.4 ; for other fnnds,$170,- 20. 1WON1;1t,T0 LDAN at Ori per tent. on easy terms of topaynteltt. Apply to A. Onl►nage, Relit ,Klock, Wingham. Weill, Greer's shoes. League onvertion. The sixth anus tl convention of the Epworth League f the Wombath Dis- trict of the Metiho st church will be held hi the Winglhaul Methodist church on Friday of next w k, October 10th. We understand that t epecial programme line been arranged. r. ,P. Stephenson of Toronto and Itev C. G. Scott, B. A., of London are amo g the speaker• Forty -Seven men's 1 r • to at Hanna & Co's. neon $12.50 t• ..1.00 awn groups try For viows and Armstrong & Co. Barber Shp Change. Mr. F. H. Kerne who hes been en• gaged in the bar. Brine business in Wiz:gluon for some ine years, sold his business last week Mr, Barrett, of Brussels, The tie proprietor is now in possessiou, M Kerney reeeutty purchased a farm n Morris, and we understand that the i11 commence farm- ing next spring. Tho genuine Verity Plow Points for all the lending plows, for sale only by SMITH & PETRIICK. A Severe fftiction. Mr. and Mrs. 5, J. eid, formerly' of town,•,now of Toron h, have been sadly afflicted by iliness at cl death in their family. Their four hildreu were all taken with a mnligna t form of diptheria, and the two eldest ys succumbed to the ateack. The of r two children, a girl and a boy, a e recovering. Mr, lteid, when a reside it of Wingham, had a tailor shop where r, W. J. Greer'e shoe store is now 1 ea ted. 1)r. Butler. speehnliel In the diseases of the eye, ear, nose nncl throat. Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Office op• poynter St. Audrew'a church, London, Ontario. A first-class farm for sale, within about 2;4 miles from Wroxeter and 7 Miles from Windham, on good gravel road; good bnil'dinga and fal'nt well improved: 1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE ?. O. F. concert, Watch Orfila bill to_ be issued this week, giving full pier oulars of the 0, 0. 1!',00noart whioh is to a held in the Town Han, ort, Fnidey even' ig, Oct. 17th. The HeRuthrell MoDon d Quartette will bit the attractlop, ewember the . ate. Don't forget our ba See boxes at the door, House unci Lot on haul, for salla: Ap111 Puttrn4 in D Mr1?. Zaugheed, ery, js tltieweek pu datedough, mixing t so .putting far a . gag will furui8h. power Mr. I,ougheett wilt a splendid quality lvishelt him cttutinu ;nin shoos. .Reed. & 00. tater street,Wing. to Mets. I3z;LI's. gh. Mixer. the Markett Bak- ing in an up to. OISIIIO. He is al- ne engine, whioh run the Inaohihe, ow be able to make bread. The Thiess d success, Voters" Li Appeals. One hptrdreld; an tsventy-eight ap- peals ]nave been g tered agaiust the town voters' list fo 1:)03. Tuo appe ass are for. additions . the list, some to strike off and other I. nor cheer s. The Judge.ir •ogurt for h ring the appeals wilt be held to the 0• moil Chamber on Monday and Tuesday, 1 ct.l3tlt s t 14th. See Ibard.&, Co's..ne st es in ladies' jaa.+vets end tors; they s • 1v a large as. ',prettiest t, • Sons otShand A special meeting o Camp Caledonia, Sous of Scotland wins geld on Monday evening and a nuinbe • of new members were initiated, M'. J nn N. McDougall, the Grand Orghinize :is meeting .with splendid success, Al • tiler special meet- ing of the Gawp will e held ou Friday evening of this wee and the regular meeting will be held Monday evening next. Members of th; Gawp are regneat- ed to attend teteee cu tinge iu the Ochi - fellows' hall. Lbwer V:mg Mr. F. ',Guetittiel COs. 4inp, %o R.1,ausione, Winllhatn. work On the. Died in 0 Miss Louie Burgo Herbert Burgess, P tor for North Gr Sound at the ear sears. Mr. Barge in this vicinity, hit the township of T taught school in tit' have the sympathy this section in hi. John Burgess, of King, of Wiugl Powell, of Turns eral at Owen Sou en Sonnd. , daughter of Mr. tic Sohool Iuspec- y, died in Owen y age of thirteen was well known ng been • raised in rnberry, and also yiciuity. He will f ninny friends in bereavement. Mr. luevale, Mr. G. E. m, and Mrs. Paul ry, attended the fun- d on Monday. Norton. --All accounts due e estate of the late N. A. Farquhnrs+ aro w be paid to W. J. Fan char n, at G. E. King's store or to ' 's. ► . Farquharson before the 1st day November. All accounts not paid b• that date will be placed in other hands for collection. It's a Go d One. '1Iu these days o fakes and "catch penny" agriculture sheets it is refresh- ing to read the a oencement of the "Farmer's Advoou e" of London, Ont., elsewhere in th' issue. "Not how cheap, but how g od" is on the banner they hang out, That is the sort of paper the farmer of tins locality want. , A request on a p t card to the publish- ers will briug yo a sample copy, which will please you su 0. It is practical and up-to-date, and al ng with his first-class home newspaper. every farmer should. read it. Wo doth' see how the publish- ers can give such grand napor for $1.00 a year. MONEY TO LOAN. -Money to loan On notes, and notes discounted at reason. able rates. Money advanced ou mort. gages, with privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes and accounts collected. OffIce-Reavor Biock, Wing- hain Rohr. M011ibno. Ritchie -Mc' ell Wedding, A gniet Wedding took place at the home of Capt. ,7`. . Rogers, at Perrys- burg. Ohio, on W dnesday horning of this week, the coratting parties being Mr. Alex, Ritchi . of the fern of Rttehie & Campbell of th town, a young and promising bnsine s man, and Mies FIor- onoo Frances Wo pr.117e1(oll, of Perrys- burg, Ohio, Rev. G. A.Adanns psrlorm• ed the ceremony 10 o'elook a. re., in the presence of onl a fete of the friends of the contracting artier, after whioh the happy party pa took of a wedding breakfast. The b le was the recipient of many beautiful nd costly presents. Mr, aitd Mrs. Pitch e are expected lhotne on Friday and tl ey will commence honsekoeping In th :ir beautifnl home on Centre street. .. r. Ilitehio's many friends in this mai i t will wish llimselt and Mrs, IXitohie inn r years of happy wedded life. the new iron br be built at Lawe Guthericige received eat on Tuesday and the work as rapids iron work will not The contractors w the iron am Bridge e has cuhnnieneed to abutments for go which is to Wingham. Mr. car load of cem- vill proceed with as possible. The 0 put on this fall. not able to procure The large double store in the Maodon aid block, at present occupied by H. Park, will be to let on the 1st December next. For further particulars apply to the owner or to It. Vanstone. -.When you want a or coat, try nit. skirt IiNAt84 Co. Egg Co The following i 0. E. Isard & CO's ing the month o prize, Ors. R. G second ptizs, Mrs. third prize, Mrs. petition. the result of the egg competition der - September •--First kinso►t, 182 dozen; ohn Roe, 118 dozen; Eli Bolt, 81 dozen, A Qaie A quiet weddi house of Mr,. field ou Wedne their daughter, joined to the holy Dir. Geo. B. Roe, The ceremony w Wm, Lowe, Mr. the afternoon trai The 'Ttetes joins friends in wishiu happiness. Moving Mr, S. Itterrifie their household e Tuesday, and wi in future. The T that Mr. Merrifi. matte fever and is pital at Galt. Wt fully restored to have beeu reside entity years and then the best wis for success in incl Wedcin g. g took place at the d Mrs. Jas, Dief- lay at noon, when iss Jennie 0., was onda of wedlock to f the Queen's hotel. performed by Rev. and Mrs. Roe Left an. 04 a wedding trip. with their numerous thein much joy and WINUIIAWS FALL FAIR. Large Attendance nd a Good Fair. The gunnel fall f Agricultural Societ Driving Palk .9tasgc Thursday and T'rid weather was auyt Thursday for the e Friday ntortling en the attendance was last year. The exit was hardly up to tb The exhibit' Of frui vegetables was taw exhibition was of dairy and provisi well tilled and the in awarding some The ladies' wor factures showing have seen in Win;, titiou was close, The Crown Huro o Hespeler ed by the Western and fancily moved haul, which wan u eons to IIe peler un a great deal of et reside is that place ed by many of the as is sorry to learn was iu the sand a d is IIs with rinuu• of the works ou T t present in the hos- ished up aid rea hope be.may soon be Friday after#coon, with, The family There was as us is of Winghaul for hey will take with ee of many friends new home. You should select your fall suit or overcoat now. Our stock is complete with the latest and best goods in the market for fall anti winter. You take no chance here, we guarantee satiefaotion in every particular as Geo. Carr's, Millinery •penings. The Winsghaan Miners held their annual fall opening ou Tuesday evening of this week. Thweather was very disagreeable, but, u withstauding this a Iaige number of t a ladies visited the millinery stores a viewed the new styles in head gear. Miss Boyd was un- able to have an op Itiug, owiug to the iltnets df het-bii1Tvn ; site hiiil'her'shere nicely decorated. • iss MacPherson and Mrs.Greta had a ndsome display and their stores were eautifully decorated. The milliners of ' ingham always have the latest and be t to be found on the market. Unveilin: Ceremony. The uuvei.liug :erviees in connection with the 1110011 . erectedby u u cut a.rect the e World at the grave of the lite N. A. F quharson, will be held on Sunday Woodmen will fellows' Hall at for the cetnetery F. Miller, of B Own for a few d arrangements fol W. C. Fitzgera Clerk, and Mr. J. Chairman of the are expected to b the services on S ' Woodmen of the Died at The Milverton c Stratford Beacon r Mrs. Conrad Schee Adam Schaefer oft Another old and re the village passed t person of Mrs. Co died on Monday aft fer was a native of company with her to Canada about fort in the county of tweuty-two years ag verton, where she ha leaves behind her a sons and daughters. a member of the Ln was very highly este ilverton. espondent to the ers to the death of r, mother of Mr. is town as follows: acted resident of her reward in the rad Schaefer, who noon. '2trs. Sclhee- ermany, and, in hsband, emigrated years ago, settling aterloo. About she caste to Mil - resided since. She , Otvtl-up family o Mrs. Sliaefer wa lerau church a med iu the village *1, Oct. 5th. The meet at the Odd - p. m. and will leave t 3.30 p. m. Mr. L ntford, has been in ys this week leaking the ceremony. Mr. 1, of London, Head . Hoover, of Cliutou, Board of Managers hero and take part in out of horses, ever Mg well represen and pigs the exhibit of runner years. 'There were eight ial prizes offered by the best foals, sired D. B. Anderson, of secured the red ticke the blue one. Peter Fowler, of he Binevale road carried off the Domh ion Bault's special prize of $5.00 for the best single driver. The expert judge on horses, cattle, sheep and pigs were • n hand and appear to have giyen pretty good satisfaction. We have not heard : ny complaints, Iu the school ch ldren's competition the winners are pup s at the Stone school in.Mol'ris; Miss Ni . Xsbisfer,diingb- ter of Reeve Isbiste of Morris, is the teacher at the stone school and the sue. cess of her pupils .,. aks 'volumes for her as a most suco fol teacher. Miss Isbistor and her pu r ils are to be congrat- ulated ou their sue ess. The special attra pious were very good and a great deal of nterest was taken in the gentleman's r.. d races. With the pacers,Gertie a Mtheproperty oe y,of P P y Mesas Cassels & � trr was the winner. Mr. F. J. Carr eta died the ribbons over Gertie May and h: showed himself to be au expert at e business. Messrs. Cassels ea Carr . ave a good driving horse. Laundry ' oy, owned and driven by Wnl. Dore wo the second monov. Wm. Holmes wa in hard luck with his driver, Blaoksmit Boy. He was unable to keep the horse from the outside of the track and w s travelling a greater distance than hi competitors. With the trott rs, Little Jim, the pro- ty of E. R. ' vartz, Goderich, was the Willner with aby Brino, the proper - . of Dr.J.:tt. M cDonald aclose second. The following n .: the summaries: Pacers- Gertie May, a ssels & Carr.. 1 1 1 Laundry Boy, Win. Dore 2 2 9 Blacksmith 13. v, Win. Hohnnes 3 8 2 Trotters.- Little rotters- Little Jim, E. Swartz 1 1 1 Baby le ino,D : J.R.Diacdonald 2 2 2 Dorothy, J. E. ' wartz .. • • . 3 3 3 3 Lady bathphin Geo. Shaw4 4 4 The Double H the best attract Robt. Scott win W. J. Currie, th The directors on the success of tor took This shar thing passed off The judges :-I town; cattle, s Campbell. Woo Simeoe; poultry, implements, W roots and vege r of the Tnrnberry was held on the ation's grounds on y of hast week. The ing but bright on. eeess of then fair,. but M in warmer and rger than that of bit in the building, t of previous years. , grain, roots and t,.but what was on toed quality. The us department, was udgee had difficulty f the prizea. and domestic mauu- was the largest we am and the compe- 1 Rauge,lnannfaotur- uundry Co ,of Wing - exhibition attracted mien and was admlr- air. sex, The range the moulding room ursday and was tu- tor exhibition ou al an excellent ton- eless ou the Iist be- . In cattle, sheep was fully up to thar 'Aries for the spec Mott & King for y Paine@ of Kelton. he leluevale road and R. Giikiusou hday afternoon, For, SALE-Soutlh part of .1 very t desirable property of M Sn • .. X',luhill is off ertnl fur sole; lard 13 • n, fruit and shade trees. Got par' . tsars from Air. Youhili before Ist of i' ovenhber. f CHURC s Last Sunday r' an the Wiughasn M A very iuterestin it was largely at Sunday, Oct. 1 s niversa.ry day in . dist church. 'Washington, w'' Last Sunday vice was held in Rev. D. Perrie nl sermon to the el Pars are selling well and .very one i surprised at ourextt'. lar . stock, Ladle Inc boas and ruffs 'r n 750 to $35.00 Ladies far jackets specialty. HANNA & Co. Huron Court Convention. The regular aunu 1 county oolhventio of the Women's Union will be held Hall, commencing (Thursday) of Oct the various Unions present. The W, to the lumber and Sproule, who tray the Algoma distrix, will address the 00 noon itt 4 o'clock, ing wilt be held in m, An address w Rev. W. A, 11eK the Dominion Alli foremost orators it hibitionists, and is known throtghou subject will be "T A crowded house i to hear him, 1`1is a brief address at on her wart; erne and forest. The vitod t0 attend a 'convention. D meeting in the 1 at 7,3'0. Chair t collection to clef and tetnperanc NOTES. s "rally day" with hodist Sunday School. service was held and nded. th will be League an- ile Wingham Metho. ev. Robb. Keifer, of preach the sermons. orning a children's ser - •e Presbyterian church 'preached a practical ldreu. In the evening • splendid discourse on isaions. arvices in the Wingham ou Sunday last were . The lecture in the ip to the Holy Land," P. 1tcEvay, Bishop of interesting and was large audience. His mild speaker and Ids ay will long remember haus iristinn Temperance 0. V.)iu Ohisholm's t 2 p. In, on the 0th m`, Delegates front aro expected to be T. T.T. missionary ining camps, Miss 8 a8 a missionary in fot the W. 0. T. U. vention in the after - A pnblic mass meet - he towel hall at 8 p. 11 be delivered by the 0, D. prosideut of neo, and ono of the the ranks of the pro - widely and favorably the Dominion. His o duty of the hour." looked for. Don't fail Sproule will also give he same meeting up- get the toilers of thine nblie are cordially In- tl* meetings of the tet forget the lotus vn hall, Doors open ken at $ p. nl. Silver y convention expenses ampaign in the county. Mr. Petrie gave the subjict of i The different Catholic enure largely attend eveuiug'on "A by Rt. Rev. 1, Huron was ve enjoyed by. th Lordship is a s hearers ou Sun. his visit to Wm Rev. W. F. C ark, a welt -known Con- gregational ani ister and agricultural writer, died sod enly Thursday morning of last week. hile preparing fire for breakfast hew • sei: ed with a coughing fit and expired nnntediately after. fie ars of age. Deceased pastor of the Oongreg- p Listowel and had been y was about 78 y was tit Oita time ationiti di arch a resident of Gn eking race was one of ns of the afternoon. ing the first prize and ; Wingham's Leading Shoe Bible second. re to be congratulated , the fair. Every dir-ec- of the wore; and every- ithont a hitch. orses,Dr.Reed,George- i eep and pigs, John vine and - Cnlver.l W. Taylor, Wingham; . Holmes, Wiogharn; bees, D. McRuhiuy, Wingham ; grai , Thos, Gregory and W. J. Howson, Wiughatll: fruit and flowers, J. A. Dl.. ton, Wingham; dairy and provisions, S McClelland, jr,, and Mrs. Jolts Cole, elgrayo; fine arts,Miss Moriea, Wingha ; ladies' work, Mrs, Sheriff, Lnckuot , and Miss McClelland, ' Belgravo; school children's competition, A. H isl.usgrov ,, Wingham. aunt D. j Fraser, Gleufarr rv. For all Stomach Troubles Try Douglass' Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee an absolute cure for the most distressing cases. When all others fail give us a trial, and your: money will be refunded if we do not satisfy, R. 111 Doiiglass, 4.++++++++++++++++44+++14+44 • Enter ills.... li fl___!t.,_ .3t• 4 •b .h, •1• }. Central Business College, I et STRATFORD, ONT. tit ,',1�, • A school that occupies front rank 'l• ',menu; the best business colleges on this4 s• chool:. employ nue leadingatstesi'as commercial 4. ,1, ere. We do our best to p1a.•e ih1l our 44 grnduntem ingood roeitionaand wehave •l•.: been more successful this year loan in d. any Previous year. Those desiring the •I• ,1, best iinbuainess edttcatioll should attend 4, + our School. h Write for catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. +3-÷+++++++++++++++++++++++ District Fall Fairs Brussels, Oct. 2-3. Fordrrich, Oct. 4. Blyth, Oct.OCt. Y r 8. + Atwood, Oct. 7-8. Clifford, Oct. 8-9. Dungannon, Oct. 0.10. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brom° Quinine 'Tablets. Al druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E. W. Grove's signnturo is on welt box. J. c Prophet "Prophet" John head and founder Catholic Church" a professed "faith hea tion of the Hebrew facing a financial tri. ' all his enterprises sanctified ears withi is said. owie. Alexander Dowie of tho "Christian d Zion City, Ill., er" and ruluoarna- prophet Elijah, is is which may bring lunbling about his a short time, s0 it ClnEzt MILL For. SAr.n.--Bor thirty days I offer for sale the Cider Mill en i the cornor of Scott and Josephiva streets. `This is a snap for someone as the price is low and the business will be a profit- ! able one this year. T. J. Maguire In the list of p `ze winners on another age the prizes f r heavy draught one -1 ear -old gelding two-year-old filly nod he wrong partie The wrong numbers I were put on the Ares aud this is tot the I &tilt of the repo ter. 'The Secretary is unable to $0Y to vhom the prizes belong.' perial Orchestra we an entertainment tit the tom' hall tithe erening to ti. Very The list of pri on another page t FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR You take a keen interest in in. towing Footwear, no doubt, Nothime betrays so WM 0.100k of taste and training as ill-fitting of a thoroughly satiefactoree The rightness of onr goods and prices we can prove to you, and do it gladly, See new styles for fall..