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VOL. XXXL : N0. 1603,
How
does it look
This is the real clothes
question of to -day, "How does
it look i" Some men spend a
lot of money on high-priced
clothing and then don't look
right. Soine 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 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,
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckties,
and great values in Under-
clothing.
Measure to show you goods.
llollillth Bros.
TjIE POPULAR SPORE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by PRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street, Wingham. Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
Lanita! $2,5.00,000
Reserve $2,500,000
WINOHAM BRANCH
SHAW BLOCK.
A General Banking Business Trans•
doted.
Fanners' 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 i3Oth June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
Solicitor.
1 to to
R. Pats z , S
WINGIUAM,. ONTANOI '111111110AX, .00TOBER 30, 1002,
$1 A YEAR 1N ADVANCE
RY
HUTCHI$ON'S
FOR
Tea
Coffee
Cocoa
and
T. 1 MAOWRE
Real Estate Agent
WINGHAM, ONT.
Who Wants a Farm ?
] have over 9,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, In 50, 75, 100, 150 incl 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine, Huron
and Ashfield Townships, Good lends With
goodbui}din s to h sold. cheap
on easy terms.lsa good sawmill for side, almost
for a song.
Also good blacksmith hop ld wellin
in con-
nection) doing a good lltu,iness, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for solo cheap.
Also a wat;ons1iop. A general store with large
trade, Jive village. Also a large amonnt of
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to.. •
T. A. McKENZIE
insurance Agent, J3olyrbod.
Wear Greer's Spat's.
, Auction Sale of C $,
A car lend of fir t -tins COWS from the
County of Oxford 11 e sold by public
motion at the anal Hotel, 'Wing -
ham on Saturday, Noi'tmber Stll, at 2
o'clock p. m. W. H. Chambers, pro,
prietor; V, S, Scott, auctioueer.
WANTED --A smart boy to
printiug business. Apply
office.
,Fol; SALT: 011nAP.--A t
ing horses, with liar
harness, two baggi
Buffalo robe. App
est;
lead the
a IME$
m of work -
ane. set single
, le cutter and a
to T. J. Maguire.
Our
The opening' eh
"For a Woman's
in this issue. S
now and get the
new subscribers
1st, 1908, or $1 til
w Story,
ter of our new story
ake," will be found
scribe for the TIMI S
pening chapters. To
r 10c till January,
1st of January, 1904.
An Ad
11:iss A. Caroline
'of Dr. McDonald,
resigned the genera
Young Women's
at Ottawa, to Pec
travelling seeretar
Voluuteer Movenre
stens.
ancement,
acclonnld, daughter
P.,of this town,has
secretaryship of the
ristiatt Association
the position of
for the Students'
t for Foreign Mts.
Wingham
On Wednesda,
Miss E. Estelle
concert in Kine
'Chisholm, sopra
C. O. F. concert
6th. Mrs, R.
Cline assisted at
Tuesday evenin
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's ailvertisement,
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
1 v .
A Socia vening.
The Social Com ittee of the West-
minster Guild o the Presbyterian
church, purpose g 'ing an entertainment
on Friday evenin , Nov. 7th. A good
programme is b ng prepared. This is
tide first social a ding of the season and
there should be good attendance.
Fresh oysters arriving daily; served in
any style, at Jas. McKelvie's.
CRAYON PORTRAIT.—Life size, for
$2.00, at Armstrong & Co's `studio.
Sunday Sc
The first of a seri
W. E. Groves, 1
Street Public Sohoi
of the Toronto CI
day School Associ
St. Philip's sehc
from Monday's T
Mr. W. E. Grove
of the Winglutnl
•
it
ool Talks.
s of talks by Mr.
rillcipal of Church
1, under the auspices
rch of England Sun -
ion, will be grvun at
lhouse. The above
onto Globe, rafers to
a former Principal
tool.
Yon get the newest goods in Buntings
and overeoatings at reasonable, prices at
Geo. Carr's.
MONEY TO LOAN at 4;% 'tier cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
Dulrnage, Kent Block, Wintahazn.
Rupture Speci
J. Y. E
OF HAMILTONE
BANK
W1HAM.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,000,000,00.
President-7Am &MART.
Vico.President—A. G. RA vs Y.
DIRECTORS
John Proctor,
L Roach, Win.
Geo.
E. e(Toto).
General Manager—T. TUIRNBULL,
toLooto 3;
Deposits f $1 and upwards v. Be
terest allowed, and computed on the BOth No-
vember and dist May each year and added to
principal.
Special Deposits also received et current
rates of interest.
Drafts on treat Britain and the United
States 13ougllt and sold,
Travellers are notified that the/Imhof Ham-
ilton and its Brnnc]tes issue Cireular Rates of
National Provincial Bank of England, Limited,
which.ean be coshed without charge or trou-
ble ,11 any past of the world,
w, co pOULIJ, Agent
,pl, 1,, lIC1t1 ]t3tyN, Solicitor.
Stointis the CMugh
bind Avairta;s' olE the Cont.
Laxative Idioms -Quinine Tablets cure a Cold In
one day. No Caseate Pay. Price 2.i cents.
all day till 7 p. m —
Oth. This gentlem.
our section for the
century. Write f
in this issue.
alent Abroad.
evening of last week,
thin snug at a benefit
'dine. Miss W. Alba
o, will tike part in the
at Fordwiell on Nov.
attie and Mr. Geo. W.
concert in Hensall on
of this week.
Gu
The Guy Bros.
only old -title fa
t
up -to da e with
usiug specialties,
for Friday Mel
These people are
ed house. The
found in Camph
seats may be sec
Brothers.
Minstrels, who ere not
rites but are always
le best and most am -
re billed for Winghatn
this week, Oct. 3 1.
lways sine of a crowd -
in of the hail will be
l's Drug Store where
ed in advance,
Bar -Room
Many inquiries
license branch of
ment as to whethe
closed ou Dec. 4th
on the Liquor Act.
of licenses has snit
the Prohibition Ac
the general electia
Ing of bars, corrupt
to the coming vote.
Must Close.
have reached the
ze Ontario Govern -
bar -rooms must be
the day of the vote
The chief inspector
that by a clause in
the previsions of
tie p , o
law respecting clos-
n. etc.,would apply
East Hurort ohibitionists,
• The conveutloll t
bitiouiste lisp to
1(1at week was vote
officers eletited w
dent, W. 11. Kerr
Gerry; Secretary
er, Rev, R. Pan'
Were appointed
Revds. 1LIessrs.
, Wroxeter,W . ;12
Revds. Messrs.Wa
$as, Smillie aud',
Strachan nu4. Wit
A. M. McKay and
Nantes Kerr; Htlbet
Hamilton and Kehtiet
Post gives the f1 ;glen
tam, and in atutu up
East the.
'tori
tr th
esti
East Bron Prohi,
cloak; on Tuesday of
v;)11 fittende L The
e
aa foiloays;—Presi-
Vice President, B.
. F. Blair; Treasur-
Munioipal Cln irnlen
its follows:--Hocviek,
1ielyey and Dobson;.
ember; T'urnberry,
and Swann ;Morris,
ackson; Grey,Thos.
aineron; Brussels,
Hann; MoKillop,
Revds. Messrs.
• The 'Brussels
the 1808 elec-
the situation in
ys:--"The 1898
n in' the East
vote taken on
on Dec, 4th,
t at least 50 per
led favorable to
s total vote was
returns, it will
s to sustain the
ub dividing it into
els will have to poll
Prohibitiou ; Grey,
llett,202; McKillop,
Turnberry 247 ;How -
8' Iist for 1902 will
any p6rsan qualified
sial election will have
allot. IC tenlperanee
rong enough to reach
people, ;ire not half as
as they thought. A
than the requisite
sily polled with ener-
MONEY 10 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 nay year. Notes and accounts
collected. Office—Beaver Block, Wing -
ham HART. MoINDoo.
list Coming.
m
of .,.0-
•e Specialist
Wiughaln,Qneen's
evening) Thursday
ne day only, Nov.
1 has been visiting
past quarter of a
circular. See "ad"
Try Dulrnage, Kent Block, for triad
proof and storm proof overcoats, They
are put together like leather and are
sold at half price.
For the
The Ontario Go
n complete list of t
for the corning ref
tion, which is to b
4111. The officers f
Perth, are as foil
Jr N. Campbell, W
R. G. Reynolds,
South Huron, 'Vz
Centro Bruce, At
South Bruer), W.
Walkerton; Nort1
son, Hepworth t
iHossie, Sheriff, S
P. Whenhen, Ate
ferendum.
ernment has issued
0 returning officers
eudurn on prohibi-
held on December
r Huron, $ruco and
ws: -West' Huron,
stfielcl; East Heron,
Sheriff, Goderich;
Lewis, Crediton;
us Martin, Ripley;
M. Dock, Registrar,
Bruce, Jolnn Robin -
North Perth, John
atford; South Perth
strar, St. Marys.
East Huron, t e.
vdte will be the d
Riding ofHurgn.f;
the, Prohibition qt
the law demaudii } th
cent of 18votb b p
the caul to98 carr ,t
4,380, as set out filth
require 2,668 yew yo
Aqt in December:
unuicf palities' Dius
at least'129 votes f
430; Motris, 356; I
282; Wroiceter, 52;
ick, 471. The vat
be the one used at
to vote in a Pr;ivir
a right to, mark a
setttittteut is oats
the figures quoted
anxiona about'tft
much larger vo
number may .be e
gctic work."
Scottish, oncert.
The concert comn ttee of the Sons of
Scotland have eng ged the following
well-known artists or the annual con-
cert, which will be telt on January 8th,
next:Donald C.Mac regor,Canada's fav-
orite baritone ;Miss Edna Lonise Suther-
land, elocutionist; Miss Grace Nisbet,
soprano ; Mr. Jas. !' ex, comedian; and
probably four goo Highland dancers
will be engaged. his concert is always
the event of the se son and the splendid
talent secured shop d warrant a crowded
house on January :th next, Full par-
house
in future i ues.
•
Advertisi g Pointer.
.An exchange cotains the following
sound advice to usiness Igen:—The
factthat in the ear days, whenn there
was little or no co npetition, you suc-
ceeded without vertising, is of on
avail now. Many fine, old business
has been ruined by n insane prejudice
against adopting m dern methods. You
must advertise or be shoved aside by
your wide-awake, } ust]ing competitor.
Without honesty o t purpose and integrity
in presenting to t te.public the variuu,
articles you wish t t dispose of, true and
permanent suece . would seem to be
impossible.
County ' oad System.
The County of Bruce will submit a
by-law at an et ']y date for the con-
struction of a co nty read system. The
chief portion of ' will run from. South-
ampton throng Wiarton and up the
peninsula to T. bernuory, This is the
country throw I1 which the proposed
Mnnitonlin & i orth Shore Railwn.Y is
expected to run but the latter is so back-
ward
ackward in nutter alining that apparently
the people wan something more sure.
It bas been oleo led to ask the county to
authorize the e penditure of $40,000 on
the new road $ stens, one-third of which
will come ottt f the Provincial million
doiler fand.
s., .,• ..,. -..
See our' Ladies' W st
$2.25. Dark gray, is
brick, a daisy.
rpro . Coat at
collar, yoke
ANNA & Co,
The 0 nty Council
The biennial e etion to the county
eoutlefl will tak place next Jnuuary,
and it will not b long bsfore candidates
will have to an ounce themselves. In
division• No 1, Ex -Warden Holt has
annonpced that a will retire andi Mr.
H. Chambers," .th y other representative
for this district w 1 also retire.ivis-
tiou No 7, of whi h Wingham fours a
part is now repro enter' by Warden D.
Patterson and M. ockhart. We under-
stand that 111r. P terson will again be a
candidate, but hi e not as yet heard if
Lockhart will eek re-election. The
other division it this district are No 6,
now represent by W. H. Kerr, of
Brussels, and J' s. Bowman, of Morris,
and Na 8, no ropreseuted by Robt
Miller, of Turn erry and R. Ferguson;
of Howick.
There's fun in the old Kent block
these days. This half price sale keeps
you grinning. Saving cash gives as
much pleasure or more than big wages.
Our g Club.
A sheeting of
haat Curling Clu
join will be held '
ou Friday event
All those ince
gime" aro iuvit
meeting.
Ontario H alth Report.
With the advent of autumn the num-
ber of cases of ty. toid in the province
always increases, robably owing to low
water in the wel in rural districts.
This is shown int .e monthly report of
the Provincial Bon d of Health for Sep-
tember. The nut ber of deaths for
September was 52, s compared with 26
iu August. The d: tths from whoopiug
cough were 8, whil in Aug. they were
21. 'Tore were e less deaths from
consumption than i August.
The details are gi en in the following
table for Sept. 190 and Sept. 1902:—
Searlatitna, 13, 11; Diphtheria, 4`a, 2:5;
Measles, 2, 0; Wh *ping Cough, 17, 8;
Typhoid, 41, 52; C. isumption, 106, 107;
Total deaths front Il causes, 1,963,1,934.
enlbera of the Wing -
end those wishing to
the council chamber
, Nov.7th,ttt 8 o.'clack,
eted in the "roarin'
to be present at this'
Goderich
Two Goderich b
Robt. Carey, aged
home ou Wednesda
were last seen at C
The boys are dress
peak caps, One 'w
the other a black ov
ation should he eau
O, F. Carey, Star Office
Boys Missing.
boys, Otwell Todd and
, drove away fronm
of last week, and
uton on that day.
in grey suits, with
e a red sweater and
moat. Any inform -
to A. M. Todd or
ince, Goderich. •
Deer
Up to Wednesde
Robertson had sold
following parties:
Chas. Johustou, W
Donald and John
of Wroxeter is a vet
is now iu his 89th
misses his annual ti
then are able to t
they reach Mr. Go
censes
morning Mr. Wm.
deer licenses to the
A. M. Crawford,
s Currie, Geo. Me-
ofton. Mr. Goftou
rau deer hunter. He
year and he never
p to Muskoka. Few
o such -a trtp when
on's age.
Hot7sE FOR SAI. —C•rn• of Victoria
1111n0.
nod Shuter street, R.
—Mr. J. W. McKa • of the Iuter-
uatienal School, .lar • . run. Was iu WWII
last week, taut '. 1 - here purchased one
of A. R. Smith' nobby overcoats.
Moving f
The TIMES is at
R. W. Ruucima
best c.f health.
his property and
.
will move to a w.
hamites in getteri
Mr. Runcitnan au
of our town, but e
T alfa in thewish
x
climate will restos:
good health.
m Wingham,
ry to hear that Mr-
is not enjoying the I
3e has decided to sell
business in town nitd j
lrtner climate, Wing- I
will be sorry to lose
faulty as residents
will join with the
that the change of
Mr. Runcl Pan to
CHURCH
NOTES,
Rev, J. Ross, B,
js improving iu
home, and take et;
ou Sanday next.
Special evangelic
held in the Method,
will be held on T
evenings of this w
The r, signatiou
for 30 years pastor
Presbyterian Chin
accepted, and he .
allowance of $1,0O`J
The usual quay'
held iu the Meths)
next. The Saar
Supper will be ad
ing and eveuiug,
service will be he
of Brussels, who
eelth, hopes to be
arge of the services
xc serviced are being
st Church. Meetings
ursday and Friday
els,
of Rev. Dr. Moore.
of the Bank Street
h, Ottawa, Inas been
ill receive a retiring
a year for six years.
erly services will be
list Church ou Sunday
gent;) of the Lord's
unistered both morn -
id a public reception
in the event
Teamsters, Driv
our line of Hudson
specially fur you.
's, artners,—See
Cluthiug, made
HANNA & Co,
Died in
The remains of 1'.
of Toronto, (forme
this city) whu died
terred et Mount P
side those of her
some time ago.
ronto commercial
throe was•well It
spected in this c'
Weduesdas's Lo
to the death of a
pronto,
rs. James Bonthrou,
ly Miss Houghton,of
t Toronto, were in-
asuut cewetery, be-
uughter; who died
r hnsbaud is a 'To -
traveller. Mrs. Bon-
wu and highly re-
y.—The above from
on Free Press refers
ister of Miss Hough-
ton, of this tow; Miss Houghton had
been in Toronto or some days at her
Isister's
bedside.
Dr. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose end throat. 'Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op-;
pnszte St. Andrew's cllnrch, London, E
Ontario. a I
New Bri
The Western F
the Town Council
over the river, s
can reach the wor
and will save thet
bridge. The Con
meeting on Frida
members of the C
ambled the river
where would be a
bridge. Nothing
but the question 't
Council on Monde
the foundry w
railroad bridge on
Were overtaken b,
towtn the next da
to work iu a place
Cross a railroad b
work. We under;
3? otilidry Co. will
70 ft to their nnou
liridge is t;r'OVider
The Council wil
;natter in a Pian
tory to all part
e Wanted.
iasis Co. is asking !
o build a foot, bridge
that their worku:en
it more conveniently, i
crossing the railroad
oil held en informal i
evening last and the;
nnciI have since ex-
ith n view to seeing
reed place. to pat the
efinito has been done,
ill be settled at the i
evening. Three of
Screen were on the
day last week and
a train, They left
as they did not caro
where they had to
iclge to reach then'
and that the Western
uild an addition 40x
ding shop it n.,suitable
for their workmen,
no doubt, settle the
r that will be satisfac-
3 concerned
The TIlnls has authority to arrange
dates and terms foe auction sales for
either 1+'. S. Scott, of Brussels, or Thos.
Brown, Seaforth.
A first-class tarn for sale, within about
2rs iniles from Wroxeter and 7 miles
from Witigizani, on good gravel road;
good buildings and farm well itn;.roved.
Apply to R. Vaustone, Wingham.
r
Printin• in Persia.
Printing from ty e in Persia is not re-
garded with popish ity. This country
is at present eutir ly depoudeut upon
lithography for th native production
of books and jonrn'.ls—which are very I
rare. A short' tit e ago a dress with
movable type was s t up, and upon which
a certain number . ' books were printed -
The effort, liowevr,, met witli no encour-
agement, and 11 d to be abandoned.
The unpopularit of type printing in ;
Persia is due to wo principal causes:—
First, the strati tness of the lino offends
a Persian's artis c sense, and, secondly
in printed books ` he character of the let-
tars Is iutirely 1 t. The Persian reader
prefers a well -s risteu manuscript, and;
failing this, he ontents himself with a
lithograph whi is usually the facsimile
of the writiu; of some fairly good
scribe.
Atlantic
Messrs Huhn
and Steamship
etc., have been
the Atluutic Tr
magnificent stea
of
NewYork a
for all European
Passenger agent
the well known
Toronto. Rode(
first class acro
{ should go via Ne
I see two of the g
of the world. T
sailings and fold
Holmes and H•
Holmes Block u.
Boys' Sweaters
sizes and fancy de
of Boys' Caps.
Private sale . household eets, in -
chiding siclebosrtl,bed roo • suites, stoves
etc. Parties win int; 0 purchase eau ;
call at my resi,i. t • , Edward St., alt
ay afternoons next
l+'+kitty and sat
week. Also house for sale or to rout. •
Ml:4. HHERRON.
Died at he Hospital.
Wirghamites ii re shocked on Mon-
fMr
• f he death o
t t h al U t
morning o
Mon-
day azo
< y ,
FrannisJ.A,Hogg which (rented at Vic-
toria Hospital in onidon, early Monday
morning at the n . e of 48 years. Mr.
Hogg was injure by a fall while at
work in A You) , & Sons' shop some
weeks ago, O. Monday morning of I
last week he wa..taken to the hospital at
London for t eatment, Mrs. Hogg
visited him at L •nclou on Friday and
Saturday last, tit was informed tlutt
there '.vtts 110 eh nee for her hasltand's
recovery. The use of death is given
as concussion of the brain. Deceased
had boon a rossd. it of Wit:glintn for •
many years and 1i . s tz nada wlio had
molly friends. H. had worked at the
tiusluithin , trade I r ninny years. Mr.
Hogg leaves a wido and one son, Ches-
ter; also an aged tti• titer, a sister, Miss
Fannie Hogg, and brother, Mr. David
Hogg, of'3rttssels, t1 mourn the loss of
a kind and affection to husband, father,
son and brother. t'he Bereaved ones
will have the symp hy of the commun-
ity in their n fiictiot
place on Wednesda
Wingllann eemetery
tinder the auspices
esters of which On
member,
ransport Line..
' & Holmes, Railway
icket agents, Bunkers,
appointed agents for
usport Liue operating'
t-rs betweeu the ports
d Louduu connecting i
(Ants. The Canadian;
or this popular line is
apt. R, M. Melvelie of
cl winter rates and I
imodatioii, Trayelers
• York and London and'
at metropolitan cities i
11 particulars. lists of
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. A. Douglass1
Attend the Best ----It Pays
CENTRAL
sTRAT,FoRD, ONT.
Recent graduates have accented
good positious at $40, $45 i'50 and $60
per month, and a few days ago an
application was received offering one
of our graduates of last term n salary
of :;300 per annual. This is the kind
of evidence yon ate. looking for as to
the best school to attend.
Catalogue free.
Enter this month if possible.
W. J. ELLIOTT
rs, etc, at the office of
ales next to the new l
v building.
.m
go
'1
c to 50c. All
A good stock I
HANNA & CO.
Bible Soci•ty Meeting.
The annual meeng of the Wingham i
Branch of the Up t er Canada Bible Soci-
ety was held iu t : lecture room of the!
Presbyterian churl, Thursday evening l
of last week and was well attended.
The chair was Oce pied by the President, ;
Mr. John Kerr, w o gave an outline of i
the work done by • ie Society during the'.
past year. The re ort of the Executive'
Committee recomn ended the following
officers for the ensue ng year: —President,
John Kerr.; Vice Pr` sident, R. Currie, ;
sr.; Secretary,A. ELloyd ; Treasurer,
Rev. N. S. Bn#•wash Directers,A.Kelly,
A. Cosens, John Coni ry, Wm. Fessant,
W. P.Grierson,Alex. ampbell,F.Shore,
T. • L. Jobb, David'. Campbell, 1iobt. ;
Mooney, Andrew 0 rrie and Samuel'
Young. The report f the committee
was adopted. Rev. P; Perrie, and Rev.
R. Hobbs each gave p' acacia addresses
on Bible Society w'+rk. During the
everting a solo was r 1 cdered by Mrs.
Hope and an anthem b the Presbyterian
choir. For the year
ding March 31st,
1902, 15.714 Bibles, 1 ,,367 Testaments,
and 1,841 portions s Scripture were
issued by the Upper ;nada Bible Socie-
ty. • This was all 1 crease of 3,303
copies over the preriot,s year. The So •
-
ciety has issued 1,867, t )1 eopi,'s of the .
Scripture since its , Conumcncemeat, •
There were 1,000 co ':es issued in 23
foreign languages. Th total reeeipts'of .
the society for the past year, :"^'11I,I013.97,
compared witlt x^,30,948, '8 for the previ-
ous year. The followin r perticnlars of
i the British and Foreig Bible Society
which works in conl)e tion with the
i Upper Canada Bible So iety will be of
interest to our readers: (1) It issued
5,067,421 copies of Scrip.; tre,complete or
in parts, for the last yea". Out of every
100 copies issued, 19 v ere Bibles, 27
were New Testimeuts, azul .4 were
' Scripture portions, clue y Gospel, or
I Psalters. ('d) It spent sz ),0(:0 in grants
Scriptures to different l religious and
philantliropie ngelicies t Moate. t8t It
; employed i450 colporten . abroad, who
i sold over 1,500,000 eopi s. The grants
; for this work amounted o $42,026. (4)
PRINCIPAL.
Sanford Ha
Joshua Sanford,
widespread fume o
markable adveutur
Out., last summer,
to live and has se
salksmau in a retail
has practically ri
physical effects of h
. The funeral took
nfternoon to the
and was conducted
f the Canadian Por-
t deceased was
the year's working tl
(0) Since 1804 the Socie
over 175 million (aspic
cest of d813,000,000.
Recovered.
who achieved such
account of his re-
in the well at Paris,
las gone to . foronto
red uPi
n4t'
wu n
s
clothing stc re. He
overed from the
terrible experience.
We have a Dr Goods rule io Nov-
ember. Yo save woney by seeing
and buying u
-
y a values. HANNA & Co.
A boon to the dirt ted: he is coaling •
again. T. P. Smith Eye Spt•ciulist,wiil
be in Wingham at C lin A. Campbell's
drng store on Tburs ay, Nov. 0th, '•uue
day only." If you 1 ave any defect in
your eye sight it wi pay you to call
and -see him. E:;an inntton free. Oae
day only. Call ea y and avoid the
rush.
TO CL'A1B A COLI) IN UNE: t)rik
Take Laxative Brom( Quininr tablets. A'
druggists refund the naou,•y if it t,.tl.+ to cu r
P. W, Grove's signature is on e.,eh b„c. r
Wingham's Leaking Si? :; Stn -s
KEEP DRY 1.
More tronble than von eon haegine
comes from cold, damp feet. How
all-important, then, to altar good
RUBBERS MID -Sf:griS I
We have Waterproof Shoes.
. Ledie,s' Rubbers, sizes 21 s to 8, vas
' price 50c, for
1 ity, regular price 00c for -
, Islay price 75e, for - ,
, at eat prices.
.40
.50
J. GREER