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VOL:.XXXI.—NO, 1601,
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Ho
does if look ?
• This is the real clothes
question of to -day, "How does
it look !" Some men spend a
lot 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 I get it ?
What does it cost ?
Homuth Bros. can give
the answer and snake 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' •FURNISHHINGS
We have a new and well -
assorted stock of. Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckties,
and great values in Under-
clothing.
Pleasure to show you goods.
Horiiuth gyros.
THE POPULAR STORE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, NO. 23 Victoria
street. Wingham. Ont. No witnesses reduired.
RY
HUTCH1$ON'S
FOR
Tea
Coffee and
Cocoa
Manitoba Lands.
In order that I might assist those who fre-
quently cull enquiring about Manitoba and
North West Ling I'Imve secured. the agency
of the Canud+en-American Immigration Co.,
of Brandon, Man., and I sm now prepared to
show end quote prices, terms and conditions on
ell tlno lands subject to sale in Manitoba or the
North West
Thyre aro many unimproved farms that may
be hod at very reasonable terms and also
places in a better' state for sale on easy terms
and range in prices to suit anyone.,
SOO PROPERTY.
The property in and about the Canadian Soo
is being rapidly taken up, and there aro still a
few flue locations that are within the reach of
tiny one who wishes to invest their money in
such property as will return n large increase.
ONTARIO LANDS.
Tho ntunber of farms on list at this office is
beyond doubt the largest that was ever re-
corded
at any previous tinm in any office and
while the list of farms is loge; •we also have a
list of intending purchasers for farms in this
locality.
If there is any one who wishes torte]] or rent
they will fund it to their advantnge tocall on
me.
TOWN PROPERTY.
In the town of Wingham I can suit any in-
tending purchaser in size, location or price of
a house. I Iuts'e sono excellent properties for
sale suitable for retiring farmers, .also houses
that ore cheap and on such terms that the
present renter would find it to his advantage
to buy and improve an place of his own rather
than pay rent. T. J. MAGUIRE.1 •
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.'
omoe over D. M. Gordon's store.
Who Wants .a Farm, ?
P
I hove over r 4000 acres of choio� farm a
r nrn land.
fors l� i75,
sale, n 50,100,150 and 200ars
acres, lots in
Kinloss, Grenok, ruce, Kincardine Huron
and Asllficld Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be sold chea • on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost fora song.
Also o good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
.Also a wngonshop. A general store with largo
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at o per cent, For further par-
ticulars apply to
J. A. McKENZIE,
Insurance Agent. Holvrood.
DOMINION BANK GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Canital
Reserve
A n See Halsey r.rlc's advertisement.
$2,500,000 Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
$2,500,000 teed to care headache.
WINOHAM
BRANCH
SHAW BLOCK.
A General Banking Business Trans-
acted.
Farmers' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on same..
Drafts bought and sold on all points iu
Canada, United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
B. Vanstone. Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,600,000.00.
President --.TORN STUART.
Vico-President—A. G. RAMSY.
DIRECTORS
,John Proctor, Geo. Roach Wm. Gibson, M.P.
A. T. Wood, M. P„ A. Roach, (Toronto).
General Manager—.T. TURNBULT..
Savings Bantu• -Hours 10 to 3; Saturday, 10
to 1. Delposits of $1 and upwards received. In-
terest allowed, and computed on the 60t1: No-
vember and 31st May each year and added to
.principal.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United
States Bought and sold,
Travellers ere notified that the tank of Ham.
Ilton and its Branches issue Circular Rates of
National Protineidl ]kale of England, Limited,
which can be enshed withont. charge or troit-
Me in arty' part ache world.
W. CORi30Ut•D, Agent
M. L. DtOT(INSON, Relieitor.
Stops the lough
rins1 works cif the Cold.
�arty. � to Duro rio P'n hPriesm23 cents `l In
• Court Revision.
His Honor Jndg Doyle of Goderich
held Court of Revi ion on the Wiugham
voters' list in the conncil chamber on
Monday and Tu sday of this week.
T wenty-four nam s were struck off the
lists and thirty -s x were added and a
number of other hanges were,made in
the list. The ad itions and those struck
off were about e wally divided between
the two political parties..
You get the newest goods ° in suitings
and overcoatings at reasonable, prices at
Geo. Carr's.
Heir to • Fortune.
Mrs. P. Wells, o Listowel, formerly
of Glenannan, w s visiting with old
friends in this vici • ity fot a few days
daring the week. She has received a
letter from.her ht :band who is in South
Africa for some t' . e. Mr, Wells and
sOn, Harry, are w: 11 pleased witis the
country. We le: rn this week that Mr.
Hnrry Wells has sen left a fortune by
au uncle who ree: ntly died in Napanee.
MONEY To LOAN at 41 per cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
Dnlmage. Kent Block, Winfttham,
Alteration and Nlovings,
Mr. H. ii, Chis olm, fowler, has this
week moved his tock from the korner
store in the bias block to the new store
in Alma -crenate a block, next to the
Brnnawick hou - The store vacated
by Mr.dhieholm *Oiibe completely,over•
hauled, and a tie front will be put in it.
When the rept irs kite completed the
bitilding will be sed es oflices for the
1,`omiiion Batik. The T)ominien Bank
people have beet fortunate in Securing
melt a oenttal lo tion for their oflicee.
• WIN+GIIAM, ONTAItIOi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1902.
Wear Greer's Sisocs.
Unveiiln�
The ceremony in
unveiling of the m
the grave of the lit
will take piaae thl
noon, Members
the World and So
quested to meet
at 2.30 p. m.
Ceremony.
onueotiou with the
minima erected at
e N. A. Farquharson
(Thursday) after -
f, the . Woodmen of
s of Scotland are re -
the Oddfeltowt}' hail
Fresh oysters arriving daily; served -u
any style, at Jas. Mcgelvie's.
"A good driving horse f
bay, 8 years old, sou
hands,
r sa Light
; lout lsts.
ANNA & Co.
Bank P
Mr. 0, L. Long, f
of Haniilton here,
manager of the Baal
for the past ten loon
ted to the managemi
Georgetown. Mr.l
has been accountant
Wingham for some
pointed agent et
congratulates these;
promotious.
motions. •
rinerly of the Bank
cl who has been
s brauch at Blyth
ha has been proino-
lt of the agency at
V. Holmes, who
•it the branch at
time, has been sap
lyth. The TIMES
aug men ou their
WANTED -4 smart boy to learn thio
printing business. Apply at 'Testes
office.
See Isard & Co's. now styles in ladies'
jackets and furs; they show a large as-
eortmeut. -
Rally for P hibition.
A Temperance con eutiou • for, East
Huron far organizat u purposes pre-
paratory to the re
December 4th, will bt
Hall, Brussels, pu
21st, An afternoon ,
at 1.30 o'clock• and li evening session
at 7.30 o'clock. A arge delegation is
desired from ever muuicipaltity iu
East Huron. The ti le is short between
now and •po11i ig lay :tud thorough
organizatiou is sec ssary.
erenrdam vote On
held in the Town
Tuesday,.. October
ssion will be held
Sale of Cape ou; I Oc ones for '25c.
Lots for boy's•und • en. • All Styles..
HANNA &
Arthur M. Fellntail, pupil of . °oven
Barron, Principal of end • Conserv- i.
atory of Mamie, is p• -pa- d so receive
pupils in piano at Ili • one, Methodist
parsonage.
Died in hicago.
Robt. Deacon, a ornler resident of
this section died in ,hicago on Friday
last1
R
s and his remain; • r brought ]lore
were
0
for interment in the iughanh cemetery
on Monday. Decea• ed left this section
for Chicago over tw uty years ago. The!
Deacon family lives for some years on
the farm now own-. by Mr. John F.
Linklater in East awanosh and the
deceased, with his • others, was engag-
ed iu the threshing , nsiness in this sec-
tion in the early da s. He was married
to a sister of the la = David S.McDonald,
of Zetland, and w a brother oY,r�`�he
Rev. D. Deacon, of +tratford.
A. R. Smith is i
picking up bargai
wear and.Fnrnish
the cit this week
in O coats,Under.
s f hist'customers.
g
1)r. Butler, specialist hn the diseases i
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and •1 as supplied. g• a es , upp led. UfHce op-
posite St. Andrew's church, London,
Ontario.
Branch Bi
The Executive
Wiugham Branch
meeting in the Ba
day evening mud
directors for th
decided to hold
the Presbyteri
evening, Oct. 2
gramme of add
provided. A
We have been handed a copy of the
sixty-second r.port of the Upper Cana-
da Bible Sod ty and from it we see that
the Wingha s- Branch Society has con-
tributed $92.:3 to the funds of the
society. Ou space will not permit
us giving in + resting and instructive
work done by his Society. Iu a future
issue we hope t a give facts and figures.
e Society.
otntnittee of the
ible Society held al
ist church ou Tues-'
initiated officers and
ensuing year. They
o annual meeting iu
n church on Thursday
rd. Au interesting pro-
ws, music, etc., will be
are cordially invited,
Christian Et deayor Convention
Tho annual co vention of the Ontario
Christian Endeav +r Association was held
at Ottawa last we •k, Secretary Cooper,
of Clinton, report d the total number of
societies in Ontari+ as 2,261 with 75,000
mowders, Two i3 • usaud joined church-
es during the yea . The receipts were
$182 and the exp ses $359, Rev. Dr.
Clark advised the , ppointment of a field
secrl,tary, and 801 c such step likely will
betaken. R. D. sillon, of tit. Marys,
gave an addsess o the church and the
newspapers, in r hie h churches were
scored for elcpoctil free ads., and that
news be excluded or religious and feat.
tireless sermons, i ; r. A. T. Cooper of
Gtlitaton, was re -e1: -ted as Sedretary and
,,Stratford was vo eel as the p190e 'Or
holding the next nual convention,
Ori'.• F.
Tile Catisdian For
Friday evening of thi
by largely •attentled,
McDoneld Q1utirtette
their high o1ae8 en
plan of halI•is bt-Do
and is filet ljllifi ` tip.
good seat, cgil' It She,
and secure it.
ncert.
ters concert ou
Iweek promises to
The U. Rnthven
ill give one of.
;rtainnieuts. The
lass' drug store
If you desire a
drag store early
Cl3AXQN POti •It4i'r,—Life size, for
X2,00, at Af'ptstroug,& Co's studio.
There's fun the old Kent lock
these days. .0 s half pri • : s: keeps
you grinning. 'Saving s, gives as
much pleasure fit more t, • big wpges,
Thaiilctiivi
Tho Ladies' Aid
church Will holcl'a T
in the school roan of
(Thnrsd'I',y� evening
served front 5'W 6 a.
interesting program
ip the auditorium of
ladies are bard a wo
$,1.000 to, 111e 111th
church, salver
attended.
Supper.
of the Methodist
anksglving supper
the ohtirch this
Supper will be
1., after which an
will be rendered
the church. The
on their second
ng fund of the.
should bo largely
Furs! Furs:] l'[trs!
before yon i• pend a
give you dollar far d
Do nor, rget us
d • lar We will
la,
HANNA & Co.
Harvest Tiiahksgi ing Services.
Harvest Thnfittltsgivi ig services were
1lelct in We: $t. haul's •ltnroh on Sunday
last ' The clhnrcit was eautifully decor-
tttcd for the occasion d the 'choir fur-
nished special music. Rev. J,Edmunds,
oft 131yt'h„ preached vo splendid ser -
mous. M. F: Shore of town, 'supplied
for Mr. Edmunds at ' lyth and Manches-
ter ori Sunday. To.night (Thanksgiv-
ing night) a Harvest 'upper and ra-union
of the congregation vill be given iu the
shoo' room of t smirch. A good
programme will be p ovi,led. Admission
ivc.
•
D,µlmpge says he, is -not a •igratory
fakir bet iu the.nl4.Kent •ok to stay.
The goods are ail right. .�on't imagine
that because they . r so . cheap there
must be suruething rong'with them.
Money back if as not represented.
Missionary Society.
Tho -London Conte nce branch of the
Methodist Women's. D iisionary Society
held their annual til ting at Clinton
last week. The rep t presented by
Mie iz
Mies L �e Acheson,reasurer of the
0
Londonconference r
bs ch of the Metho-
dist Woman's Missiona y Society, at the
convention held at Cli
was a very 'gratifying
large,lucrease in receipt.
ous year. The gross recc
ending Sept. 20tH, 1002,
and the expenditures
the net• receips $6,576.3
ceipts;in ibOl were $6,17(
$5,020.04, showing an in
$1,000 in the two years
elected were as follows
St. Thomas, Hon. Presid
Meehan, London, Pry
Wright, London, 1st vie
London, 2nd vice; Mrs.
3rd vice; Mrs. Acheson,
sec; Mrs. Cunningham,
sec; Mrs. Tennant, Wing;
ton this week,
ue, showing- a
over the previ-
pts for the year
were $6,690.46
14.15, leaving
. The net re -
75 and in 1900
.ease of nearly
The officers
—Mrs. Burns,
nt; Mrs. Mc-
sident; Mrs.
Mrs. Fowler,
cltson,London
Goderich, rec
iucardine, cur
am, treasurer.
Fon SALE—South part of that very
desirable property of Mr. Sams. Youhill
is offered for sale; large lawn, fruit and
shade trees. Get particulars from Mr.
Youbill before 1st of November.
MONEX To LoAN.—Money to loan on
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advanced on mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. Office—Beaver Block, Wilag
hall] Ron . Mc1snoc)i
Epworth Leagu:
Very successful ser
the Methodist church
thot anniversary o
League. Rev. Robt.
iugton, occupiedthe
morning service the
Junior and Senior Ep
oupied seats in the or)
iunt. Tho speaker ch
Word "Watch" and b
board and chalk ens
the Leaguers slhoul1
word, actions, temper
habits. Besides hold
SCHOOL
The monthly me
Board was held _ it
office, en Tuesday
preseut Messrs H, I
Moore, J. J. Hoorn
Thos, Bell and C.
The minutes of p
read and confirmed
'The principal's r
of Septiimbor, rrl
on motion adopted,
ing attendance:—
• Dept. Boys
1A&B 16
2 . '26
3 20
4 18
5 26
6 14
7 32
8 84:
ARD
ing of the Sehool
the Lawn' clerk's
ening. There .were
err, (chairman). W.
h; Thos Araham,
Griffin, '
vions meeting were
ort for the month
oh was read and
showed the follow -
iris
Total Aver.
53 69 60
31 57 48
81 51 40
25 48. 39
16 42 37
2(i 50 46
28 • 60 53
40 74 57
106 250 4411 380
The followi g accounts were
ordered to be id ;—Young & Sone,
supplies, $4.40; ' , Mooney, repahrs' at
well $3.15.
On motiou of Messrs Homuth and
Bell, the Princi al's salary was raised
to $1150.
On motion of � essrs Bell and Iiomuth
Miss McLean w re-engaged at a salary
of $375.
All the other t achers were re-engaged
at' the usual incr ase.
The janitor i to receive $325 pet•
annum.
Inspector Ro • of Brussels was intro-
duced and adore sed the Board for a few
minutes, congra Mating them'o:h having
all the advautaz s of a high school, and
ou the good is -or being done here,
The salaries salaries o the teachers and offic-
ers were ordered to be paid.
There now an tverage 'of sixty high
sohohlspupils at -uding the Wingham
school, and it wit thought that a larger
grant should be obtained from the
Comity.
This matter will
up at the January s
. A motion was pas
chairman and se
Minister of Educati
School work.
robably lie brought
SSiOi%.
d authorizing the
ary to write the.
re grant for High
•
•
'PER: oNALS.
We shall be glad • have .contributions to
this column front an of our readers. If you
have visitors or purp, , e going away yourself,
drop in and te11 us, o : end us a nota to that
effect.
I A YEAR. IN:401/41;10E.
Mrs, Roe, of D reit is visiting with
Mrs. R. a. MaeMa
Miss Nora Lanca er, of B lrgeesville
is visitipg her Aden • 112ret. H. B. Elliott..
Mr, and Mrs I. : cClaro..of Paisley
spent last week visit ng friends, in town.
Miss W. Alba Ch eholm is speuding
Thanksgiving with tend] in Toronto.
Rev. D. Deacon, of tratford attended
his brother's funeral here on Monday.
Mr. B. F. Brook, of the Listowel`
woolen mills was iu ••Wu ou Wednes-
day,
Mr. Robt. Mainpriz
calling on Wiugham 1
day.
Mr. E. P. Paulin
calling op old friend
week.
Mr. Sillick, of Te
situation as salesma
Co's store.
Me. Geo. B. Roe
home ou Weenesda
honey moon trip.
Mr: C. N. Pen
visiting at the hon
a few days this w
Misses Alice an Florence Park are
away on an exten ed visit to friends in
Brantford and Si , coe. •
J J. Elliott, • ti . S. was a judge on
horses at the Prot •n fall fair at Dundalk
on Wednesday of ast week.
Mrs. Wilson re rned home on Friday
last after a few weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. R J MaoMath.
Mr, and Mrs. S Dunnage of Seaforth
were visiting the latter's parents, .a1lr.
and Mrs. John M t►onogh. on Sunday,
Miss Bosnian, o has been visiting
in Winnipeg and he West 'for some
weeks returned hos e ou Thursday lust.
, of Brussels was
iends last Thurs.
f Dashwood was
iu Wingham this
water has taken a
in H. E. Isard &
and brio returned
,after ar two weeks,
, of Toronto, was
of Mr. H. Davis for
A first-class farm for sale, within about
2S1, miles from Wroxeter and 7 miles
from Wingham, on good gravel road;
g,lorl buildings and farm well improved.
Apply to R. Vanstene, Wile:hanh.
The Coal Strike.
Themorning
'doll papers of Tues-
day PP
announced that lie coal strike was
likely t o bo settled a once by arbitration
by a commission t be appointed by
President Rooseve • The evening
papers of the same y auuouuced that
this proposition was lot likely to be ac-
cepted by the striker . Many houshold-
ers had hoped that t e strike was near
au end. Should tile strike be ended at
once it would probe ly be some weeks
before coal would ar ive in Wingham.
There are many e pty coal bins in
Wingham and malar are using wood in
coal furnaces. Woo has taken a jump
up in price and good hard stove wood
is selling at $'2.75 to 3.00 per cord.
NOTICE.—All accounts dne the estate
of the lane N. A Farquharson are to be
Paid to W. J. Farquharson, at G. E.
King's store or to Mrs. C. Farquharson
before the 1st day of November. All
accounts not paid by thntt date will be
plaaei iu otherhatuds for collection.
Westmins •r Guild.
A largely attende
young people of- th
terian church was h
ing last. The objec
the organization of
sbbiety. The sociot
- is to be known
Anniversary.
ices wore held in
on Sunday last,
the Epworth
t safer, of Wash-
]pit, and at the
members of the
orth Leagues De -
re of the an litor-
se as his text the
means of black -
crated five things
watch, han.ely:
, companions and
lg the attention
and interest of the yo , ager people, the
reverend gentleman' : remarks Wei 0
swell as to prove lhel i fol to the older
members of the con ration. Eiivel•
opes had been distr'i atod amc,lig tl e
members and fries sof the League,
asking for contributi • 11 to aid in rai. in t
fends for the ainonn Promised by th'
League for the In ding fund of the
church, and the cel :.tions for the day
a'nounted to $25.01 which Will be con.
eiderably increased viten complete re-
tnrns from enveloare in. Rev. I:t,
gobbet took Ur. ar's work at Wash•
�
in t5•
Guild of the Win
church. The gnild r
Christian Endeavor : •eiety. The officers
elected were as ]lows:—President,
Rebt. Maxwell, Jr., i:t Vice Pres., H. H.
Wightman,who has iharge of devotional
-work; 2nd Vice Pres . Miss E. Matheson,
charge of missiona ork; 3rd Vice
Pres., W. Pearson, large of education-
al work; 4th Vice j Pres., Miss Annie
Cummings, chnrg•1 'f social work; Cor. -
Sec., Miss Ell+t Dea • ;Rec.-Sec., Wallace
Stewart; Treas., olin°Ritchie. Sisty-
f3ve members wer , enrolled at this meet-
ing. The Guild . will hold fortnightly
meetings. Socia meetings will be held
alternately wit] business meetings.
Every molnber w 1 l be voted to a place
on one of the eol : mlttiees which are in
charge of the Vi Presidents. All the
young people of he church are invited
to become nhom . =r9 of tihe Guild, The
El,•aInt ive Com ittee .held a meeting
lastunight to ar:: ge a series of ptogram•
Diesa•hd select tl 0 nig its for meeting.
The Weatminst.r Guild has the beta
wishes of the Ti. 's
meeting of the
Wingham Presby -
d on Friday eaen-
of the meeting was
a young people's
was organized and
i the Westminster
haus Presbyterian
11 take the place of a
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Mr. E. J. Rife, p - no WOOS of Walk•
erton, was nr town or a few days this
week. Mr. Rife i • ends making regular
visits to Wingharn
Messrs Peter S. Fisher and Jas. H.
Mitchell return ' home on Saturday
from Crystal Cit , Man.. where they
had spent the past few weeks.
Mr, Edgar W. I hglis and bride, of St.
Charlas, Mo., are pending a few stays
in town, visiting ith Mr. Inglis' par-
ents Mr. Mrs
W. W. Iuelis.
Mr. Ed. McAlpi he, who has been holi-
daying at Purkhh-• for some time has
returned to town i ud taken his situation
in Swarts & Dore' carriage factory.
Mr. John Mi ellen., of Montana,
is visiting with h = aged mother, Mrs.
Alex. Mitchell on Victoria street, and
also with his sista Mrs. A. J. Nicholls.
Mr. R. A. Hutol son has been having
trouble with one o his eyes for some
time, and he is spe ding a few days in
London this week ousulting a specialist.
Miss Laurin A. Kaiser,Mrs.E. Kaiser
and Miss Lillian t'ahem asissted on the
programme at a I arvest Home festival
in the Methodist church at Ethel on
Mondayevening.
ere ug.
At the Atwood f
of last week, Mr
was a juclge on ca
on horses, and Mrs.
fine arts and ladies
Station -master
his assistant, Mr.
of Wingham. Mr.
sistant haviug bee
—Mt. Forest Oonf
Dr. Agnew left o
York where he int
weeks in post grads
tats of that place.
dalphia to see his
typhoid fever in tl
11 falx on Thursday
Geo. Crnickshank
tle: Mr. A. Tipling
J. B. Ferguson on
work.
achy now has for
cMurchy, formerly
Beemer, his late as -
moved to Teeswater.
orate. -- -- -
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,
111 •A1 Dooglass.
Attend the Best ----it Pays.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Recent graduates have accented
good positions at $40, $45. $50 and $;60
per month, and a few days ago an
application was receivers offering one
of our graduates of last term a salary.
of $800 per annum. This is the kiud
of evidence you are looking for as to
the best school to attend.
Catalogue free, -
Enter this month if possible.
W. J. ELLIOTT
PRINCIPAL, W,
—Ten more else
set for trial at Osgoc
are to take place its
means that the petit!
—Mr.
Wm. Rc
appointed to issue c
Parties desiring lice
tion from Mr. Robe
—Thursday, Jan
selected as the date
tish concert,under
Caledonia, S. 0. S
talent, etc. will
issues.
on petitions Were
Hall. The trials
Toronto and this
ns will be dropped.
eras n
o has
be e•n
-
hunting . er huu ng lnoenses.
ses eau get informa-
tson.
ary 831i has been
for the annual Scot -
le auspices of Camp
Particulars as to
e given in future
—"Alone" and "Purity" are the titles
of the new pictures given to subscribers
of the Family Herald and Weekl - Stat.
of Montreal, this season. Th aro con-
sidered far ahe 'd of previously
offered, and subrib are sure to be
delighted with n. The many .im-
provements in o Family Herald are
that
making
n•
great paper almost iudis-
. pensible to Canadian homes. Its weekly
visit in this locality is greatly appreciat-
ed by almost every family. It is the
biggest dollar's worth known in the
newspaper line.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONIs DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money If it fails to cure
E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. '...ie
Saturday for New Wingharn s Leading Shoe Stoic
ands spending a few
ate work in the hosp'
He went via Phila. I
star, who is ill with
Penna. hospital.
Growth of • ddfellows:tip
The report of 31 = Grand Sire at the
session of the Sov reign Grand Lodge of
the Independent Order of Oddfellows
lately held at Des Moines, Wis., shows
the order throng out the world to be
prospering. Of t . e statistics given, the
following are o most interest: -127
Grand Lodges ar established of which
G were in foreigl countries. The total
member of aubor inate lodges is 12,792,
and of subordiva o encampments 2,780.
The entire mon bership of the order
reaches 1,002,272. During the year there
were 0,503 iuitia ions in thosubordinate
lodges, iuolnding those initi tted in other
branches, the •tal reached 185,815.
Talo amount of r lief distursed was $3,
030,755; an inor> se of $230,093.
The That dajk f i the Alit% of pardon•
tars in the petit' = 1 against the return of
., of Lincoln, found
Anthrnoite coal is still 3etiilin in tor. Je:raop, ]list? �'
g , no particulate forthcoming, and the
Wits peg at CO per syn. 'petition tails.
WE HAVE
REASONS
For believing that we could matte it
pay you to buy your footwear here.
We have a big stook—about 88 much
variety es you will see anywhere—
and prices may be a notch or so lower
than you are used to paying;.
Shoes for children receive particular
attention 118 to weariug qualities.
Solid leather through and through—
the sort that the boy can't kick holes
through in a week—but shapely and
stylish enough for all that.
'Bring along; your 'tie to be re-
paired. All work done ]featly and
promptly.
W. d. GREER