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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-11-13, Page 1VOL XXXL---NO 1095 . WINGRAM, ONTARIO} TJWRSRAT, NOVEMBER 13, 1902, St A YEAR IN AMA= YAN'OE NOw does it look This is the real clothes question or 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 rnone.y 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' FURNISIi UCS 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. sd lloIlluth Bro TIIE POPULAR STORE. MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by Pallet P Tuusoi, No. 28 Victoria street. Wingham. Ont. No witnossesreauired. DO.'HNION BANK Capital Reserve $2,800,000 $2,800,000 W1NHAM RACH SHAW BLO K. A 'General Banking Business Trans- acted. Farmers' Sale 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 $1 and upwards, and added to principal 3Oth June and 81st December each year. A. 'E. GIBSON, Manager. . Vattstone, Solicitor. SANK OF HAiIITON VIIENGHAM. Capital paid up, $$2,000,000.00. Reserve Fund, $1,600,000.00. President—.Teary SrtrAtar. Vice-President—A. G. 1i• . tray. T)I1i'111O'1.'OBS ,john Proctor, Geo. Bosch. Wrn, Gibson, M,P, A, T, Wood, ILL P., A. B. Lee (Toronto). General Mnnnger-3. entItNBVLL. o1�neitogant Saturday, f1 upwards received. , In. enborland 81s+ [Macomputed each � q year the added to to principal. Special Deposita also received at current rat,ea Of `)wafts on Granit Britain and the tilted 5tntes Bought nod sold. • Travellers are notified that the Batik of Maw Mon end its Branches issue Circular Votes of Notional Proviiteinl Rank of England, Lii:tited, Which can be twilled without charge or troll. tole in any part of the world, r. CC1It,l3cytx.,D, Agent L, 7)tOItlinelhat. Solicitor. •utast t'ho Comer 'Old works oirr `t1Ic Coit[. One day.j Na °amain i>T alrytn Price etre conte to Many Thanks For Past Favors And now we will consider it a still greater favor if you will, dill and get our prices for Ci eget. TEA SETS. DIENER SITS IflttDIE00111 SETS W.%TBIC tsls•'rs ].'ahoy China of alt, Wilds We must reduce theta this mouth to make rooin for Xmas goods, IN GROCERIES We will give you best value in the market. Our new Fruits have been totting ie, and are in fine condition. —Raisins,—Clamours, —Primes, Apricots, —Figs. Try our Special Blend Teck at 25c. It will please you. it A. HichisoD GROCER. Prompt Delivery. - Phone 51. The Wastrel The Frducationnl Westminster Guild programme for the I. held in the loctfre rr teriau church on Fri 21st. A good progr is being prepared, Auction Sa gr. W. H, Cha sal a oar load of d auction at tha Natio day afternoon last. well attended and v realized. Mr. F. known auctioneer f ed the bids. NOTICE. Until the rooms in the neve Vanstone Block are complete, I will be found at my residence on Leop.>ld street, opposite S. Youltill's. T. J.iNIAGi7IRE, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Who Wants a Farm ? I have over 4,000 acres .of choic, farm lands for sale, in 50, 75, 100 150 and «'00 acres, lots in Kinloss, Greenock, •`Bruen, Rinonrditle, Baron and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms. Also u good Sawmill for Sale, almost for a song. Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con- I vection) doing a good business, 'for sale cheap. A hotel doing good bunitiess for sale cheap. Also a wagonshop. A general stof a with large trade, live village, .Also a large amount of stoney to loan at 6 per cent. For further par- ticulars apply to .1', A. McKENZIE • tag au muco Aacwt. *olvrood:. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. See Halsey ^ark's advertisement. Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to cure headache, Farmers' Instit to Meetings. Meetings of the Eas Huron Farmers' Institute will be held s follows:—Nov. 28th, Fordwich; Mole worth, Nov. 20th; Blnevale, December t; Ethel, Dec,3ud; Walton, Dec, 3rd. a advt. in another column for particle rs. BOAl;nsits—A few boarders wanted. Apply to Mrs. A. Dawson, Diagonal St. God Save •r Stnr, Edward VII birthday on Sunda was observed in churches throughout ial thanksgiving se King's birthday ltd pont of Sir Ili` iu an Imperial Privy Jurin K g celebrated his Gist last. The event the Episcopalian the empire by spec - vices. The list of rs includes the ap- hard Cartwright as bunoillor. Try Dulmage, Kent Block, for wind proof and storm proof overcoats. They are put together like leather and are sold at half price. . The Win • We have received list for the Ontario Fair which is to be Dec. 8th to the 12th one and should ata of a large number of exhibitors. Ove $7,000 is offered in prizes. One of the chief speakers at the fair will be Mr. At 7a Motlillagh, editor of the Scottish F mer and secretary of the British Clyde dale Record. He is the best agricultu 1 writer ie. Scotland, in fact, in Great titan], stir Guild. Ootnmittee of the will provide the rtertnurment to be om of the Preeby, ay evening, Nov. of a ddr'esses,ete., of Battle, bees, of Ingersoll ry cows by painto al hotel ou Satur. The Bale was very Y _ood prices were Scott, the well. nt Brttssels, receiv First of The first ontertai haus Popular Conte en on Monday even /louse. The attt'aeti This eompany corn highly recoiumeude Mau of hall will be public at H. Park's morrow, . e Season. iment of the Wing. t Course will be giv- en next 1n the opera n i5'Roney's Boa's,' o Wingharu very by the press. The eti to the general ewetery store 'to- Chrysauthernums blooming, at green- house, Francis street. The Goa The termination not yet relieved the hard goal supply best that the local d hope for small ships of a week or ten da adieu and Anemic those on the seabna before inland Or Winghazu can ex filled. Supply. the strike has not stringency of the u Wiughant. The alers can offer is a tents in the course s. All the big Can- n cities, especially d, must be supplied rttrlitru towns like ect to have orders Largely Att nded Funeral. The funeral of C reuoe B. Gra • son i of Mr. and Mrs. 'F . G. Gray gook place from the family r sidence,Minnie street, on Friday afterno u last to the Wing - ham cemetery au was very largely at tended. Very im essive services were• conducted by Rev. Win. Lowe at the home and grave. number of handsome wreaths were plat on the 'ciisket by friends of the deco sec/ child. The pall bearers were Mess s John Taylor, Robt. Taylor and Bert 'tenor, uucles of de- ceased, and Mr. ouglas, of Luckuow.a cousin of deceits d. Prompt Payment The e*eoutive officers land. o,o.l++';; t t w Hogg a 0114411010 41 amount of insurance e husband M. the ( t uadi Watt hardly two Weeks f claim papers vete 'sen ciiegne had been reaeiv This is very pt'ofutit pa For Referend m. Vote • Mr, J. N. Cuts bell, f Westfield, re. tnrning officer fpr th West riding of Raton was in {titvu o Monday, posting up hitt pv'oclawatione f the referendum vote 011 the act respect g tine liquor law, which is to be taloa u December 4th. The polling places and eputy returning officers for. W eigh ut re as. follows Ward 1—,At 5. B. br wings' shop, R. McKenzie. deputy eturning officer. Warcj 2 -At tt'itr, Ga nett's shop, 3, A. Morton, clepntyretai lug officer. Ward 3—At Towit Idali, P ter Deans, deputy retnrnitig - officer. ' and 4—At Juhn Gray's /louse, Win Robertson, deputy returning officer, f Claim r Oourt Mait. hand,'d Mrs, ,OQO, being the tied by her late 1 Foresters. It one the time the away until the by Mrs, Hog:, ment, x40;000 The foflowin papers:—"Oon of Wiugharu, of Huron. call sionee of pnbl' tur'dtay to mac would be eat' "Good Road what conditio have oontpliec bell informed titled .to $40,0 taken up by tl their next rn sense mistake no County.Co deut of Win member of th name of Mo1VTi f r Good Roads. appeared in Friday's y Cotinciltot' McMillan, 'epresenting the county cl on the deputy commis - works at Toronto yet:- :rtain whet that county led to under the recent ' legislation, and under it was legal, when they with the act. Mr. Camp - iia that county was en - The question will be munioipal authorities at tint;." There mast be n the name. We have eciior McMillan a resi- tani, There is not a County Council by the Ian. Wingham PO alar 0onoerteourse Flag')NV R,i i "RONE 'S BOYS," OPE A HOUSE You get the newest goods in settings Monday No and overpoatings at reasonable, prices at Geo. Carr's. Mrs. Abra •m's Funeeat The funeral of be late Mrs. Thos. Abraham took p1 e front the family residence, Victoria street, on Thursday afternoon last to t : Wiu;htim cemetery- The emeteryThe services at th • house and grave were conducted by Re . Win. Lowe. The member's of the 2. ool Board and mem- bers of the L. O. , attended the funeral. Many wreaths w •e received. ono from the school teache . and a number from friends of the dee .ased. Mr. Abrahams wishes to convey is sincere thanks to the school teache s and friends for their kindness shown] in in his bereavement. No matter what you want in dry goods, clothiug or furs try Dulmage and It he has what you want you are sure to save money. The Tob Tho following r Fair Hobbs' address at convention at Go the Clinton New Wingham, addres "The hay. the e Among many goo tobacco habit 3.9 switches boys off t the oil of tobacco copy of the prize Provincial Winter eld at Guelph from The list is a good The nem has authority to arrange dates and terms for auction sales for ,, either I . S. Scott, of Brussels, or Thos. Brown, Seaforth. Feats foe B The buying of s matter as it may Thera are papers those whose pro fulfillnteiit is it "Things are not phos as well to things, Circa/ portance, is by it. The geogra scribers, their a treed for the go malty more than in the Metter most iutelligentl places his advert being equal, wit best in the world siness Men. co is not so easy a ern oa the surface. 1 papers, there are ices aro golben, but r, Loegfellow's line, bat they seem," ftp- Vertisiug as to other lou, while of prune int - mesa all there is of hical position of sub- City to buy and;:+heir ds offered—those and are to be considered f publicity. }Io wlio and understandingly slug, all other things be he wlto wins out f trltdo. one of the most of Medical man ane pr&tssio acid cion: Two or three dr There is enough p cotrcoutrated, to 1 ruins more than 1 forerunner erunnerof t I oto the the appetite. Th = liquor habit is the lion, vile auil blooc thirsty, and the to- le tcoo habit is the ear, and 1 ani after teem both, -and I .n't caro which I kill first, for to kill our is to loave the other half dead. 800,00 ,000 of the human family are addictec to the habit, and $1, 000,000,000 are exp tided annually on it, But what is the fin notal aspect in cow - poison to the boy? There is not money enough in the word( to buy a boy. The habit produces phy cal degeneracy. It else degouetaates t to mind. Boys at school Mud college ho follow the habit cannot tOmpete wi i those who do not, and for 50 years no to tobaeoo neer til Harvard Univorsit has stood at the head of his class. And N /tan we touch Man's nigral and spiritual tature ens find that nt tobacco uses' is n t as susceptible to spiritual truth as 01 a who is not." co Habit. ynopsis of Rev. R, he Epworth League erich is taken from n:—"Rev. R. Hobbs 'd the Convention on ;ar, the cigarette." things he said the the "switch" that o ti•Aelr. Nicotirle,or s acknowledged to be &tient poisons known. chemists state ;,that stands ahead of it. ps will kill a cat. 'son in cue cigar, if 11 a mat- Tobacco luor; it is also the q1o 1 rhabit, , i it creates ea Plan of hill on and of at H. Ptu ember 1 ith, 1902 open to the public r the 14th hist., -'s Jewelry Store. TICKETS, 25c, 35c And 50c Curl rs Organize. A meeting of curling was he in the town Iia when organizt son was effect officers: —Pat Mrs. A. E. Gil son; honorary president. , M. P.; president, Thos. dent, R. Vanstone; secre- AIex. Alderson ;chaplain, erson, B. A.; committee A H Musgrove H the local enthusiasts in d in the firemeus' room on Friday evening last, ion for the coning see- d with the following as n and patroness, Mr. and Dr. Macdonal Bell; vice pre: tarytreesure Rev. 3, J. Pat of managemen Jeffreys, C. Ki Dinsley; rink uorman, W. IIr skips representi pointed a recep tors were appoi E. McAlpine; 3, V. Vunuorm D. Dinsley. per member, t 10th, The u: Friday evenh , ohteI, E. McAlpine, D. ommittee. V. Vaunor- o and L. Hanson, The g each rink were ap- ion committee, Collec- ted as follows: 'Ward 1, and 2, E. Nash; Ward n; Ward 4, A. Alderson, to fee was placed at $2.00 be paid before December -5 meeting will be held on g, Deo. 5th. Monne* TO LOAN. ---Money to loan ou notes, and notes discounted at reason- able rates, Money advanced on molt - gages, with privilege of paying at the end of any veer. Notes and accounts collected. Office -Beaver Block, Wing, ham float. niloINnoo. X Rays and Stasi • De. Kenticely h Houton & Ten I3 X rays and la machine. The n rays hat r extended and i with n>ar'allous ment of cancer, to other heretofore The statical elects' I the past fele moat ely slue/ snecessfull large cities for the paralyeis, epilepsy, Many chronic aro x rays, a surgeon exact character after limb is set c ages and splints to IMO aro in exact al Electrical Machine s purchased from Van eok of New York, an re statical electrical usefulness of the cently been largely is now beiug used access in the treat- ise* skin diseases and intractable troubles cal machine, caring s, lies been extensiv used in some of the dire of rheumatism, nervous diseases and bles. By the use of can determine the f the fracture, and s look through band - determine if ends Of ppoeitiott. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers, Handkerch .f Bazaar. The Indies of th" 1>•Iethedist church 'will held a Manske .hief brtzatsr in the. lecture toot» of the burets on the&ter- noon of Tlturstlny, ov. 20th, vo;rtweno- iog at 2.30 o'clock. large and varied enlleetiou or baud rclnefs have been ;antral together, it lading oils from China. Other user 1 articles will also be ou hand, togothe with a very hatid- soma quilt, all of w ich are to be dis- posed of. Big Bargains i bnots, sho: nd rubbersthis mouth t W. 3, : I.EEP'S, .Loops like all wool,' drawers, ou Saturday 35c. a pair doz >uly men's o ting 9 o'clock, , R. Smith's. West Huron I titute Meeting. The West Iiuro Partnere' Institute wilt hold meetiu, as follows: --Port Albert, Novetuber 26th; Auburn, Nov ember 27; St. .lens, November 25; Wiugham, Novo ler 24. The principal speakers will be trclrt•w Elliott, of Galt, and Miss Maddo -, of Gnelph, In the list of Inbtitut holding the largest number of meets gs during the past year West Huron ap ars (;th with 14 to its credit, and ai, grenets attendance of 2,415, and East iron Institute had 12 meetings with r atteudauee of 3,221. See advt. in aother column for fall particulul•s of etittgs, 7 Fresh oysters arriving daily; served in auy style, at Jas. MoKelvie's. The fan still wahines at the Kent Blick Sale --funny prices. Dul,nage did not steal the goons! Nor is he mak- ing much money! The goods must go. Playing arpet Ball A carpet ball lea no has been formed among five of the 'entente] societies of the town.is t 1 I t intention to arrange a series of five g ,res for each mouth during the wint r, Four players are picked irom esti, society. The first gauge was played on Tuesday evening and resulted in a in for the K. O. T. M. over the A. O. F. y a score of 14 to 3, The remaining antes for this month areas follows: A. O. P. at I. e O. F., Nos'. 13- C. O. 1e. at I O. 0. Ir., Nov. 14. T, 0. F, at K. e , T. M., Nov, 18. L O. O. F. at t. O. F., Nov. 28. Cn vt oN POnTR.i.IT.•-Life size, for $2.00, at Armstrong & Co's s to. We lead in cicthin * all and see oar fall styles in , overcoats pea - jackets in men's, oys, and youths. HANNA & Co. Board , f Health A meeting of t Wingham Board of Health was heIcl on Saturday morn- ing. The member- of the Board were called together ow g to the existeuce of diphtheria. int to 'n, The members thought that the se ' ool should be closed for this week and t' motion was passtd to that effect and he school has been closed all this we k. Only some two or three cnsos of t) htheria have been reported and from what we can learn thepatients areall * I c.coveriug. No ne�� cases have been reps ted this week and I the school will no d, tbt be re•o>;ened on Monday next.. A Double B' reavement. On Wednesday of moon Mr. A. H. Carr received a teleg ant announcing the death of his sister, M s. Hutton, at Pic - tots, P. E. I., and on .he same afternoon he received another t: egram (renouncing the death of Mr. (.gra t Murray, of Ash- I field township. His' ister, Mrs. Hutton, was also a sister of M •..0'. J. Carr, Mrs. Flood and Mrs. C, dy, residents of Witighauf. It will b . remembered that Mrs. Hutton's hu and died some mouths ago. las. Cooly and Mrs. Flood left on Wedu .day afternoon fur kietou. Mr. Carr' nephew, Grant Murray, was a son o 11Ir. John Murray, a prouiilient resideu of Ashtield town- ship. Oar Mantle and ,ti rade is grand. Why? HANNA & Co. MONEY TO LouN at 4te: per cent. ou easy terms of repayment. Apply to A. Dulmage, Kent Bock, Win ham Death of Br Pioneer. A'i old and much Bruce County ,pas Michael's Hospital,] evening iu the ise Murray of Under went to Toronto ten operations porformec there was taken su was decided the ope less. Mr, Murray Scotland, in 1831 at the early fifties, dry goods busint s afterwards et halt,: to Bruce Comity, Clerk and Tr. more for Meat :37 years, Clerk ant postmast 110 is survi It d by ter and eight sone emoted resident of el away at St. Toronto, Monday ton of Mr. Hugh ood, Mr. Murray THE SOHO l., BOARD inspector's Repo Trustee The el galar meta Scaoo1 Bour.I was h tug. Members all Button. Minutes and confirmed. The Principal's re read as follows; --r Dept Boys Gft'l. 1s&b3tf 41; 2 26 30 3 16 .3G 4 18 20 0 24 27' 7 1 0 8 2t3 37 —Sympathy. With braham. hly lneetiuo of the ld an 'Tuesday even. resent except Wm' last eneetiut; read 193 235 Respectfully sub A. H. Mu Ott motion of M Elliott, the principal' ed. The Finance Com payrneut of the full J. E. Davis, supplies plies, 9$4.50; E. M. M $9,50; Steiuberger, r,ruto, supplies,$8.08 repairs, 900; T. A. Canada Furniture Gaal, $47.62; 't', Homuth—Griffiti -•- ort for O.tober wee Total Average 04 5U rt; 54 44 33 44 3S' 43 30 51 42 60 51 00 46 428 364 fitted, 'owns?, Priaoiyal. .ars IIonluth and report was adopt- ittee recommended Win}; accounts:— R 1 AQ Daw1asaA For all Stomach Troubles Try DoHga8s' Dyijisia Tablets We guarantee an absolute cure for the most distr.'assing cases. When all others fail give us a trial, andY our money will be refunded if we do not satisfy. 30c; A. Ross, sup- yet & Co., Toronto, eudry & Co., To - R. W. Runciwan, .,1.1^01•100_ lls, supplies, 35c, auufact 94.p iuttn,� s$ie75G Q Af!end the Bost ----fl Pas bat the accounts as read be paid—Carr eel. The repot of th • Iuspaotor was reau as follows: B assets, Oct 2Sth,1902 To Board of Pabli School Trustees, Wiugham Out. Gentlemen.— I eg leave to report that I visited your .uhool ort October 18, 14 alai 15. I found to schoolrooms cleats and comfortable. 'uu have au excellent caretaker. I won suggest that the back row of desk : in Miss 4atheson's room be lifted atm iut•ed to the front as they are naw too ear th st e earn fes. The old members o the stair areas usual, doing quite satisf etury work. 1Vlisses McLean and Bro are also excellent teachers. The 13 and could not have made better select ons. Your school le in a healthy and •rosperous condition and reflects great o •edit on the busiuess maturity of the Bo cl, and the profesiun- al and exudative ab lity of the Principal end. efficiency of tl : assistant teachers. I aux gout tneu, you bedieitt servant, D. Boss. Griffin= -••Moore hat the Inspector's report be received : nd filed—Carried, Elliott--Abraha —That the manage- ment committee b. empowered to pur- chase a car load of : • ft coal -Carried. On motion of Mes s Griffin and Hom- uth the teachers a d officers salaries were ordered to be p id. Mr. J. A. Morton as present and in- formed the Board th : t Mr. J. E. Davis had resigned as a me ber of the Public Library Board Ou motion of Messr Dell and Homuth Mr. Davis' resignatio 1 was tweeted and on motion of Mes.rs Eioniuth and Abraham, Dr. W. T. Holloway was appointed to fill ti e vacancy on the Public Library Boar Moved by T. Bel , seconded by C.N. Griffin, that this Bo'ird tender to Trustee Abraham, who has ed member of this sympathy in the g has sustained in th for So many years sorrows, and we t Iong spared to meet ong been au esteem- oard, oar sincerest eat bereavement he loss of his wife. who hared his joys and st that he may be with us—Carried. Don't forget where largest choice in u qualities at fair pr 1)r. Butler, specialist in the diseases gill iic�lll's Leading ,t�177 �.� �aState of the eye, ettr, nose and throat. Eyes , t. fl „i7 I tested and glasses supplied. Office op- CENTRAL zafiggii STRATFORD, ONT. Recent graduates have acre. tad good positions at $40, $45. ,t5() stud $60 per month, and a few days ago an applicationn Wag recr'ia'eft ttlferiuK lane of our graduates of last tern' a salary of $1300 per annual, This is the kinin f evidence den Ce Tltna e r looking for as to the, best soboot to attend. Catalogue free. Enter this .month if possible. W. J. ELLIOTT PRINCIPA I.. Special --Ladies mann awn swede ir. $125. for 59e. Hanna & Co. gloves, different Public Lib ry Inspected. Dr, May, Inspe or of ?nblic Librari• s was in town last eek and inspected our Public Librari. e fbtmd evervthing in good shape; tit books, papers, etc being kept in ;toot condition, The Lib- rary Board is c tstautly [lading new books and the peo le of Wiughaut and vicinity should t lie advantage of the generous provisio offered by the Lib- rary Board. W.seenn—A smart boy to learn the printing r p ituig business. �� ply et netts office. A11 pure fine w Drawers,ago 500, at 9 o' !; Saturday morning tit A.R,Srnith's. A first-class ,arm far sale, within about 21 miles from Wroxeter and 1' miles from Wingham, tnr geed ,,rav,4 road; good buildings and fain w,e11 intlhoved. Apply to R.Vaustoue, Wiur;]rime — dozen Boy's yours, 25 cents, worth TO CU1t). A COLS) L' ONE 7),#Y Take Laxative Promo Quinine 111hleti, A; y can ) et the drucgists refund the money if it fails to cure All kinds said , E W, Grove's signature is on each box. 255 postte St. Andrew's church, Loudon, Ontario. A New B Mr, Wm. Diami cher shop in the s by john Gray as will keep a comph fresh and cured ti the shop open and day and will be pl front parties Want way of meat. �teher Shop. lid is opening a but - ore recently occupied grocery store, He testock of all kinds of eats. Hu will have ready for business to. ased to have a call pug anything in the LOST—Ou road bet‘ e Wingham I and Lueknow. on St nd evening, Nov. th id, , t light grey w ng coat. Finder `please leave at Trues office. Fol. $41.11 (,;REAP —A tetmi of work- ing horses, with harness, dna set single harness, two buggies, one Cutter and a Buffalo robe, Apply to T. S, Maguire. clays ago to have an { Another "Nati arriving following is but after arrivi only worse, and it ronto Mail and Eml ation;wou1d be 11Se. Coss Ply Veneer as born in Dornech. last July with an d came to Canada in $700,000 has assig e first engaged in the ; of this city. The in St. Themes mud ; pttrcllase lumber n ubsequentIy moving bits, batt was unzbi rheic he ]tncd beep assignttletlt beetle of Bruce Township readers will tense mice Division Court { company is rho on r for over 80 your;.1 late of the Natio :hurray, a stash• 1 was eonuected wi nal" Assigns. from Friday's To- ro:—"The National :1olnpany, or„anis d othorized capital of id to,T.:P.Lumley, ontpany intended to lis in British Colum. to do so 'Were the IliCe4sary.” (inr her that the [above svh/ch W, C. Bullock, el iron Works here, KEEP DRY 1 More trouble than yon can imagine comes froth cold, damp feet. Row a11•isnpOrtant, then, to wear good RUBBERS AND SHOES i 1 We have Waterproof Shoes. Ladies' Blabbers, sizes .`1,1<<, ti 8, reg price 50o, for - - • .40 Ladies' 'Sturm Ilub1:erir, first quad - sty, regular price GOc for • .50 Men's ;Rubbers, sizes 6 •to 12, >'e-, ulor price 75e, for . .03'*' Also 13075', Misses' and Chilairen's at eat prices.