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VOL, •XXXL----NO. 1605.
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 4, 1902.
s Surprsng.
Now Xmas Steals Up on a
Parsort.
SPECIAL PRICES
For the oerl two weeks
Now is the time you will
be thinking' of getting your
Winter Suit, Overcoat, Un-
derwear and Footwear—hi
fact everything to make you
comfortable and warm.
We are in a position to
do this for you at the very
lowest prices.
Everything we sell we
guarantee and if not as re-
presented will gladly refund
the money.
Note a few prices in Suit-
ings and Pantings :
Uood Tweed Suits, made to your
order ---
Regular $20.00, out pride $17.00
r, 18.00, " 16.00
,r 17.00, " 15.00
1(3.00, " 14.00
.. 15.00, " • 12.00
.. 14.00, " 11.00
.' 13.30, •' 9.50
A special lot of Partings, regular
price $4.50, a big out, made to
your order, well trimmed, see
them, at - $3,00
Overcoats,m.ade up•to-date, $10 to $40
You will find in our Boot and Shoe
stock every kind of boot for man,
boy, womau and cbild, and at greatly
reduced prices.
Remember, we sew all rips free.
We guarantee every pair of Lutn-
bernlau's Rubbers we sell, and we
sell them cheap.
Come and see those out prices.
Tonle taken as cash.
Hoiiuth B
WILL SELL CIII P.
MARRIAGE- LICENSES
Issued by Fil.A.ICK PATEESON, No. 23 Victoria
street. Whirham, Ont. ,No wituessosrenulrcd.
Thr re will be roast turkey', plum
pudding and coke and Santa
Claiw almost before we know. it,
And there'll be mince pies too,
hundreds of them, for what else
could he done with' all the mince
meat. that we've been selling
lately.
And there'll be Xmas cakes a-
plenty too; we know that by the
amount of peels, raisins and nets
• etc. we've sold.
Now it wouldn't be a bad hies at
all for you to buy every single
thing you need for Xmas here.
Then you would be sure of purity,
snre of getting only the highest
grades, and there wonldn't be'a
cent ostia to pay either.
Hs A1 Hutchison
CROCER
Prompt Delivery. - Phone 51.
NOTICE.
If you went to bay a farm, read the
list in another column. If you are not
saric-fled with that selection, come to my
office nod have a look over as many
inure,
I: yon want a house in Wiughent or
any village or town within 50 miles, I
can shew you the largest colleutiou ever
ou list for sale in this part.
T. J. IVIAGUIRE,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Who Wants a Farm ?
I have over 4,000 notes of thole+ farm lands
for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 150 ander acres, lute: in
Kinloss, Greonot:k. Bruce, Kincardine, Huron
arta Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be sold cheap on easy terms.
Aizo a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop tdwellin in eon-
neotion) doing a cooditlt'iness, ter sale cheap.
A hotel doing .goutt business for sale cheap.
Also a a-agousllop. Aener el store with targe
trade, live village. Also a large nmonnt of
money to loan at 5 per cent. Per further par-
ticulars apply to
J, A. BicKENZIE,
Insurance Agent. iiolvrood.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran.
teed to oure headache. .
Sale le of D
Mx. J. J. Purvis,
the hammer tit a ve
dairy cows at the
on Saturday last.
the whnlo was a tr
M. J, `Villiams,
owner.
ry .Cows.
nctioneer, wielded
y successful sale of
h
ntioual hotel girds
'he average price ctn
ie over 882.00. Mr.
Newark, was the
DomiNioN N You get the newest asods in endings
and ovarcoatiugs at reasonable, prices at
Geo. Carr's.
Capital $2,900,000,` WMr, CeA..tng at
Catuph
Reserve $2,900,0913
W11HAM BRANCH
SHAW BLOM
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 0th Juno and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, 5 anagen.
It. Vanstone, Solicitor.
Owen Sound to-il
be married to Miss
daughter of Mr. an
formerly of Win
many Winghain f
to hear of her rein
lags of the weddin
next issue.
wen Sound.
1, of town, is in
where he is to
erne Cline, eldest
Mrs. Jas. A. Cline,
ham. The bride's
fends will be pleased
n to town. Particu•
will be g' n in our
Bnautifnl cutters ii.est in town, at
T. H. ROSS'.
Higltest price for turkeys, geese,dnrirs,
ohfekeus, potatoes, dried apples. butter
and eggs. Wn GUAM TRADING Co,.LTD.
Almost Serio s Accident.
Mr. D. Showers 1 et with what might
have been a fatal no 'ident while at work
in the cider mill on Sutnrdny last. He
was putting a belt on 11 pulley and his
'hand slipped and 1 is arni was drawn
around between t e pulley and belt.
Fortunately tate art i was not broreii but
B • _ s T0or will bo faid aside tom worts for some
time.
1 119,A Ai ■ IL
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve FtUid, $1,600,000.00.
President—•Jona' StrrAitS.
Viee•Presiclent—A. G. 13A erste
DIRECTORS
John Proctor, Geo. Roach, Wm. Gibson, M.P.
A.' T. Weed, M.P., A.1;.Lee (Toronto).
General Tanager—J. TU1tNBtJLL.
Elavin s Bank—Itonrs 10 to 8; Saturday, 10
to L Deposits of *1 and upwards received. In-
veinber and 0 B t iZv`itayu�eacht yeaar raid added to
prinkipai.
Bpeoial Deposits also received et current
rates of interest.
Drafts est Great Britain and the United
Staten Bought and sold.
Travellers are notified that tho flank of Nam -
Elton audits Branches issuer Circular Pates of
which can he en lied without of arge or
rue-
i,ie In rant pari ortle world.
V. DOItlIGIL1iD, Agent
E. L. DIOEust 3OZ Solicitor. •
--.The /Isms and Weekllr 'Mall and
Empire till let :tannery. 1004, to now
•bubscribere for $1.73. Premium pioturen
MEI new :l old subscribers of Mail and
Empire.
Pon SAtl;—A :new hand•ntacle cutter.
Apply* to T. J. Magniro.
MONEY To Lo/N.—Money to loan on
notes, anti notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advanced on mort-
gagee. with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and aceontlts
olleotod. Office --Beaver Block, Wing -
ham hoist. MoINnno.
County Cor
The nntriinntinns
Menem will be hold
ber 2:2nd. The no
on No. 7. ctenposed
East and West We'
on the above date
Wheeler's warren
13elgrave P. Port
Wntvanoslt,is the n
this division. In t
tut oominissirnleril,
Lockhart will seek
have heard the nal
and Atsx Stuart et
candidates. In div
of 2tureberrv, plc
Mr 1'tnbt. Miller,
coneriasiotiers, wil
Hon and ltiir. Aitdr
has announced this
ntissioners.
county Commis -
it Monday, Decent-
iinntious for Divisi•
f 'Winghatn,1.31rth,
!nosh will 'be held
t 1 o'clock in P.
nd repair shots at
rfh4lcl, clerk of Bast
urinating officer for
is division the pres.
i:esstq Patterson end
re election and We
a of John T. Currie
tinned. as probable
gine No. 8, composed
ick and Wroxeter.
tie of the prostate
ldkaly Seek re-elste
w »oig, of I•Iowick,
he is a cattdiciltte.
• Wingha
A meeting of thtt
Olth will be hold itt
ou Friday oveniug
members and person.
genie are rc;quuated t�
ing•
Qurlers.
Winkhanl. Llnidlug
tie oonuoll nitanber
f this week. Alt
intelreeted in the
attend the Meet-,
1iiLATON POWttAIT.—Lifa sfze, for
0.00, at Armstrong & Co's. studio.
Fresh oysters arriving daily; served hi
any style, at Jas. Buckley're star restaur-
ant.
Annual Wings.
The annnnl meet' g of the filnevale
Cheese and Butter tnpany will he hold
in the Foresters' hall Blue•vale, on Fri-
day, Deoa+nibur I9th. On Tuesday, Dec -
.anther 23rd, the a1411 1 meeting of the
Whiteehurnh Cheese nil FButter•Corn-
panv will be held in a Foresters' hall
at Whitcohurol,.
M' ONET To LOAN at 43 per cent. on
easy terms of repayment, Apply to A.
Dulwago, Kent MMlctck. Winghaul.
Stock and fm lement Sale.
Mr. Thos Lovell; of lot 8, con. 6,
Turnberry will list e an auction sale
of farm stook and h
tlesclay, Decetnber, )th. Air, Lovell hes
sols] his farm and verything is to he
sold wit hunt resew . 12 mn,tth? credit,
See bills for parti niers. G. Barton.
auctioneer;
elements on Wed -
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY—Millinery
going at cost and below. Come early
and get your choice. 'Miss MacPherson.
A Social
The Westminster
hero Presbyterian
social in rite lecture
on Friday evening
gratillne of solos, r
nvranged and refre.
ed. A pleasant sot
Silver collection.
Evening.
i1)i1d of the Wing -
moil will hold a
room of the ohuroh
f this week. A pro•
]dings, etc.. is being
110005)1 will he serv-
al evening is assured.
—The TINES and Family Herald and
Weekly Star till lst Ja,nnary 1904, to
new steeserihers for $1.73. Premium
rictnres to rt'w and nirl snbeeribers of
-Family Herald and Weekly Star. •
Tho Carp Bali League.
The final gam for Noventher in the
Carpet Bull I,.n ie was 'played nit Fri-
day' evening las after the streeting of
Oonrt ltfiaitlaerl, . O. F. The C. 0 F.
and I. 0. 0. F. ere the teams playing
and C. 0. F. tenwon by a score of 15
to 4. The folio ing is the list of games
to be player] dnr ng Deeember:—
A. 0. U. W.
0. 0. F.atA
A. 0. P. at 1.
K. 0. T. M.
I.0.0,F.s
I,0.F.atAa
I. 0, 0, F., Dec. 4.
0. F. Dec., 9. •^
0.10.. Deo. 12.
t C. O. F., Den. 12.
K. 0. T. M.. Dec. 16.
O, U. W „ De 7.
A nine nett/ stool of 1 eH halts. lace
cnllnrs and ties are I tock for Xmas,
Trade. At HANNA. & Co.
n ill
•a r 'Weekly be t
—The TJblCn 3 W o y Gl
1st .lannary, 1904 to new subscribers for
1 00. Premium to new and old sub-
scribers of the Globe.
Jessie N. Mac achlan Concert.
The Jessie N. 1 chiohlau concert to
be held in the o). ra house, \Vinghatn.
on Friday evenin:r wombat 19,promises
to be one of the b ' t ever held in Wing -
ham. With ascii n array of intone the
hall shnnid be nwded to the doors
Jessie N. Marla .filen, the gneen of
Scottish vocalist vill he assisted by Miss
Marietta LaDe1 , Canada's. favorite
entertainer; M,a Teresa Flanigan,
Caanda's sweet st soprano: and Robt
Buchanan, Dist) t solist, Pleu of hall
opens at Csinplu 1l's drug store ou Mon-
day next at 12.8 o'clock. Sect your
seats early.
•
Robes, horse bla ke , berness, both
single and double, H. Ross'.
Dr. ]Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op- r
posite St. Andrew's church, London, !
Ontario.
Municipal Q nership.
A good example o the benefits of
municipal tones* f waterworks ie
/Oven In Otte cele• of t o city of King-
ston 1tt `il3,3 the I y acgnired the
water work& system Ilea there were
i)00
0910111r4lOrs•:. With ,au annual teeenee
of $25A00; 1RfpNr the are 3,500 con -
minters -with inn annuat eeonne of $30,-
000 Consnnlers get th it water supply
for one-third the cost a antler the old
system, 01' the preeen reveling $5,800
goes towards i'edeend re debentures.
When these have been 11 paid off. the
consnmevi Will get their pply for about
oue-half the present 09/3..
wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
The Toms has authority to arrange
dotes and terms for auction Bales for
either E. S. Scott, of Brussels, or Thos.
Brown, Seaford).
Death of Mrs. Collins.
This week' wo are called upon to
chronicle the death of . eleu IlXattell, be.
loved wife of Jas. Utiles, which and
avert, occurred at her ow on Victoria
street on Tasesday oto ling. in her 40tH
year. Deceased heel b Nil sick for some
mouths suflb ing with ►tit dread rtiseese,
cancer. Mrs. Collins vas held in high
esteem by a large circ], of friends who
will hear of her death ith ureter. She
had been a couch reap cted resident, of
Wittghani for upward of twenty-five
years. Besides her lin. }and she leaves
a family •of two daugh re s,ikirs. W, Irivin
of Arthur and Mrs, .Pro t. McBride, of
Winghenl, ate] one sett,. • r, John Collins
of Listowel. The facer 1 took place this
(Thursday) morning to 1. e R. C. caplet•
ay at Fortnnsa,
QHUFIOH NOTES.
Rev, Wm. Lowe e. hanged pulpits nu
Sunday last with Rett XL A Wright, B. •
A., of I oimesviile,
The.Presbytery of i timid will hold
its regular meeting a the Wiughani
Presbyterian church, on Tuesday, Deo -
amber 160, .
Oomutuninn sordid s will be held iu
thePresbyterian ur '11 ►n Sunday ext
esbytrri ch a . ua ty u
Preparatory service ill be held on Fri.
day tveining.
Rev. S. Gould, A • itlican witsSiouury
to Palestine deliverer a very iutereatiug
and instructive loot re in the school
room of St. Pant's. iteral on Friday
evening last.
SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE
WATERWORKS A D SEWERAGE
SYST M?
The Au:;lienn Chu
Wert asked by the
this week as a week
prayer for the doepe
life of the members
roll In Canada has
(ahoptl to observe
1 supplication acid
nig of the spiritual
1 the chnrcb.
Rev. W. J. West, . 4., of Bluevale,
4oe:npled the putpi of the Wiughaui
Presbyterian choral on Sunday last.
Rev. D. Perrin took • r. West's work at
Blnevale and Eadie' c lurult in Turu-
burty.
Tile anniversary se vices in ooxnleetion
with the 1•Vinghaul Methodist ell ur h
will br held on Sand ty, December 28th.
Rev. Dr. Carman, G 'neral Superintend-
ent will preach the sermons and will
also lucttnre ou Mo lay evening. 29th
inst. Rev. R. Hol s in making this
ennouncentent on 8 inlay evening said
only $1.300 was yet to be provided to
way of enbsoliption: or the new church.
Lie hoped this atueu t would be subscrib-
ed before auniversa y day so th die
church coals be de octad.
By -Laws to be V. ed on at ',January
Ele tions.
For all Stomach Troubles Try
At the regular 'eettng of the town
couucii on Monday -venin;; the members
wens all preeeut mime & ounc010re
Holmes and VenS rue.
Messrs. R. A. X
perty owners on F
of whose places a
walk has just been
ing that the walk
the erossiug shout
prutettt against the
their properties 19
put iu better cu
Committee will lu
•r and S. Young,pro-
auces street, in bunt
w grauulithio side-
leid, wrote complain -
too high, and that
• be lowered. They
levy being made on
the walk until it is
Anion. The Street
k iuto the matter.
On motion of Oo ns. Bell and Irmo., a
rebute of $4.20 wa: allowed ate 0. Coo's
taxes ou account o .mistake in awouut
of assessment; an a rebate of $6.80 to
E. L. Dickinson o ueovuut of error in
roll,
'1.'he report of lh. nuance Cowinittee
reeoutulended the epeeist of the follow-
ing accounts;
G. Mason, statio ery........$ 1 80
lr. Pettersuu, tub r ou streets 2 00
1i. l3. Elliott, pre ting , 0 50
R. Hodgson, re tiring tables 0 00
W. Paulson, tea is.A ..... 80
R, Hope, paiutin hall, eta , . '87 00
Bell Tel. 0.i., n a ring phone 1 23
'N. Page, labor u 1 streets.. , . 3 00
0. A. Campbell, theiufectiug
solution ...... 2 00
R. Tennant, lab • on streets.. 43
O. A, Newtou,la or uu streets 75
Thos. Scott,labu ou streets.. 38
Rout, Atlanta, la' ,r on streets 3i
Le .1. Ite.diug,lu acting nine.
walk .. . + 88
Reading and Pst' .rsou,raising
sidewalk 58 00
Wiaghanl Lrileetr Light Oo34 74
V.'Vannornutn, alury 42 00
W. Rubertaou, s•lary,,,15 00
Jas. Brock, labu 12 61
Juo. Daviesou, t ming 5 75
A. J. Felon, lab() to hall ,.., 1 25
,las. Nelson, sawi g wood1 00
A Young de Sons supplies15 01
Geo. ale.detuzlem stirs fur hail 3 75
L. Petartsn,. gray 1011 btreets 8 ,,:3
Wan. °hauuler, spreauiuo.
gravel.. .., 1 50
H. McKinnon, ravelling15 75
Davidsuu ccs San.rann,gravel-
ling , .. ,... 42 38
A. Sanderson, w' rk ot1 grader 8 40
A. Li» khtter, la t r 9 42
li'. Gnttritit e, .ti 47 63
On. motiou of.Oi1 us. Irwin and Bell
the report was ado. tea'.
The Clerk read the report of Engineer
or)iu, ' re proposed
or some time the
wit deliberated upon
Mrs: Grisclale hitt o tied ntea gro'tery
opposit0 T. A. Mills' ; leo meals'tt 15c,nr
a lunch et 10c. Good utter and eggs tak-
en iu exohuum) for g 'cer•es.
Try Dulmage, Kent Block. for wind
proof and storm proof overcoats. They
are put together like leather awl are
sold at half price.
Do Your Tre ing at Home.
This is the neaso of the year when
the country Is flood by catalogues and
price lists from som of the big Toronto.
stores. It is it Mists at front every stand
point to trade ontsk of your own town,
and as a rule the vet saute articles can
be bought from on uleruhauts for has
money. There is 01 way to prove this
a.tatemelit and wog' meld• like to have
you try it, Beforke sending ro Toronto-
take
orontotake your catalog*" to one of our own
business ]nen in th same tine and ask
them if they can st ppiy you at the sane
price. Iu nine gas s out of ten they eau
do it, anti often luck . cheaper. You
have a chauce to t back some of the
money yon speud t home, and send it
away and you wit ever see a cant of it
again.
Do not fail t s; . our bar tains in
Shoes at the doo H A & Co.
The Munici al Election
The time is not f • distant when the'
municipal elections hnnlrl be one of the
moat prominent sub eats in the mind of
every citizen. As y t we have not heard
very numb talk as t who will be in the
field for the pnsiti t) of conncillora for
1903. Follmciug be usual enstorn of
having a Mayor 0 the town serve for
two years, it is lik 1'y that Meyer Vim -
stone will be our Ik1 or for 1903. Mayor
Vanstone has fillet the position to the
satisfaction of th ratepnyers and be
Should be elven mother term. The
onnneil of 1002 has one eotne good work,
hut it is not know* whether they will nil
seek re election, oininatinns will be
held on Monday, eceutber 20th.
A first-elees?arm for sate, within about
t3 j miles from Wroxeter and 7 miles
from Winshene, on good gravel road;
good buildings and farm well improved.
Apply to R. Vanstone, Winglta):t,
Yon ought to see
ing fote$29,00. It'
he • Iter I am sell-
arvel.
T. H Ross.
The Refer: dum Vote.
Before this issue f the TtsiEs reaches
many- of our subset: tees, the electors of
Ontario will have pronounced on the
Liquor Aot of 1602. A few figures nosy
be of Muerte* to on readers. To put the
Act into effect 213, • 8 voters will be re-
quired, to vote for it. Tho figures of
Ontario in the 189'. plebiscite were 192,
189 for prohibition • 110,720 against. In
1893 the vote was 1 4,498 for and 115,284
against. The folio ving is the total vote
cast in 1898 in the differeut municipal-
ities of Huron coni ty
Huron East—G :y 5G0, Morris 711.
Hullett 404, Howie. 041, McKillop 565,
Tnrnberry 494, Bi ssels 238, Wroxeter
103, total 4,386.
Huron South—S a forth 519, Gocierich
th, (part) 288, Tuc ersntith 684, Exeter
421, Usborne 632. S epheu 1,070..3enss1l
203, Bayfield 1.41 S nley 601, $ay 823,
total 5,301.
Huron West—Cli ton 545, Ashftedcl 880
Colborne 512, Goder ch 860, Godericb tp.
Mart) 381, Hallett
Wingham 460, W
Wnwantsh West 3
The prohibittoni'
thus have to poll 7'
the referendum if
sharp of the work.
art) 224, 13131h I10,
Livattosh East 440,
, total 4.928.
s of this county will
28 votes iu favor of
ley desire to do their
Conies' And Gen s' ers and
Shoes at W. J. GI •,At
Team harness, u€tri
ell e and warran-
ted, best value ittjalvn at T. U. Ross'.
The party who took that coat, whether
in fun or iu earnest., had better return
3t, as he is known by the wan across the
street.
Suicide of a For
er :3rrnghamrte.
Thomas Howarth of the hawking firm
of Andrew 5.. Hui rth, Oakville. shot
himself at went o Monday, aryl died
about three hours ter, The shooting
occurred in the bat -, in the presence of
his daughter. Fi utoial difiit utty is
given as the reuse for the not. Mr.
Howarth was forum rly a resident of
Wingham, having b n emplayged in C
Tait Scott's private sick, and leader of
the tOwit band. IL? at this place about
uluotreu years ago.
1 bought a lire stock • arse blank-
ets acrd ani going • • 1 them oft cheap,
T.H,
No other store in town ca low you
half the nssortmen of r coats and
jackets we can. r v- thing most be
good enough to guarautee or we will
not sell it. }Leese. Sr, Co.
Electric L. ht Figures.
' Geo. Johnson, its tis aannal summary
of the use of electr' icy fin: lighting pur-
poses in Canada, :ays the number of
companies doing b airless in electricity
in connection with ightiu'e has increas-
ed from 259 le 1898 nd 306 in 1901 to
312 in 1902. The re lights ioereased
front 10,880 in 189 to 12.884 in 1902 and
the ineandeseent 1 tops number 9055,056,
an increase of 179, 80 hums over 1901
anti of 331,441 eve 1898. Ontario cities,
tnwns and villages avail themselves of
electricity for ligh ing 'o a great. extent.
There are over 11 of them in which
eleotriciiy is used or lighting. Of these
over 20 own their wn lighting establish-
ments. Several ties and towns have
more than one p ut.
Woolen's rubbers, rst iality, for 80
cents, only fifty pabis nrice. Bay
early, W. 7. Gunn.Tho fan still contiuncs at the Kent
Block Sal' --fanny prices. Dulmage
dirt not, steal the goons! Nor ' e mak-
ing mach motley! Tho g c s trust go.
Rooms to let. Har and soft water
and woodshed on t : premises, Apply
to Geo, I1cKenzie.
WNW -IAM P
Report of con
1ktsLeau, teacher.
the month of N
following subject
Algebra,Book-ke
1 ing a total of 400
Alice Chaputat
Fret]. Howson 3
i Hattie Gannett
262, May Sweets
I 230, Elva. Dodd
EVERY ARTICLE, GUARANTEED 213 Anise Parr
11!'
IGS •
240, Merton Hart
Fletigned it Position,
Lot Week Mr. C. Dillies resigned his
of the G. T. lie ant the sante tn01: effect
on Monday of thi week. Mr. Dallas
was one of tho st and most highly.
reepeoted men ou tl tamed He had been
with the G. T. 11 for forty.Ilve y{:ars.
He hall been Remit aster on this division
ing to Winghain 'rem Ingersoll. Mr. I
Dallas will lioW lh totired and he Will
have the best wish of many friends for
many yeArA of ea,St Uhl tomfort after so
ninny yenta of fait All service. Mr, ;1`..
Remy, of Sarnia, a former resident of
Winghatii, to Mr. DMIoe position
as 'Headmaster on his division.
AXING purchased the Drug
Stock of 3. B. Davis, and
greatly added to the sense, I
have new is first . class stock of
"Pure Drage.' and drug sundries,
whirls I will sell as cheap as
A share of your patronage solicited.
Walton MINA Phml
Next door to Post Offiee.
BUD SCHOOL.
nautical class 73. R.
The examinations for
*ember were ou the
:—Clenadian History,
narks ;-
312. Laura Nay 808,
0, Harry Green 291',
88, Hettie Campbell
-1 Olive Cruickshank:1
2449, George Gregory
244, Norman Park
-23, Vera. Holmes 224,
, Alfred ?Wig 209,
Minnie Barbe•r 202,1
Margaret Stewitre108,
1 142, 8 exam.; Alice
n.; Beetna
file Griffin 08, 2 eXam;
800.
13. McDougall 2 3 V. DaYidsoe 273
A. Howson 2 3 I Davis 236
M. Robertson 2 11 it. Rose 200
II. Wilson 2 I L. Ansley 135
N. Vanstone 1 4, 0. Vergason 143
IL. Martin 1 5 O. SteWart 133
S. Gartiek (2) 12 E. Scott lat
W. !shiner 78
r..Rtmeiman 0)45
W, M. Davis, of
waterworks, and
members of the co
the question.
The engineer a
springs to the nerd west of the town,
which would give a uple meaue of water
supply. ehe con
would not for some
000 gallons per day.
tion of the power h
and it would probe
the river. A standi
at a point east of
mains extended aim
up 'Victoria and Joh
therewith. The tot
waterworks plant th
$20,034. For sewage
advised the nee of tw
the purehase by the
'pit in rear of Scot
sewer should be rn
street, connuenciug
vised utilizing the
umpteen of water
years exceed 120, -
The present low -
se is not desira.ble,
y be moved across
pe should be placed
rating street, and
Minnie street aud
streets to counact
cost. of installing
engineer placed at i
disposal works he
wn of the gravel ,
street. A. Until:
along Josephine !
t Allred, with out-
let i.rti bitilk of th river near Scott.
street, The cost of r isposal works surd
sewer would be $6,65 , making a total of ,
$27,389 for waterwo ks and sewerage
system complete.
After discessing th qnestion for some
time the council jimmied to meet
again on Tuesday ev Mg at 7.30 o'clock.
At the tueetiug cn Tuesday evening
there were present t e Mayor and Omni-
cillors, Bell, 'mite Toledo° and Elliott. .
On motion of Co us. Enna, and Mc.
In.doo bylaws Nos 468 and 409, for the
purpose of raisiug 1,000 for waterworks
eystem and $3,500 for sewerage system
were read a first n d second time, mid
will be submitted 0 the qualified ewe.
tors on January 51 next.
Council adjourn
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Dyspepsia
Tables
We guarantee an absolute
oure for the most distressing
oases. When all others fail
give us a trial, and your
money will be refunded
if we do not satisfy.
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Nand the Best ----11 Pays
STRATFORD, ONT.
Recent graduates have, accented
geed poeitions at $40, e45 $30 awl $00
per znonth, and a few do... ago an
application wai received nirering one
uf our graduates of last term a salary
of $,'.800 per annum. This is the kind
of evidence you are lookit,g for as tO
the best school to attend,
Cat &epic) free.
Enter this month if possille.
PRINCIpA L.
—Huron Count ottucil is meeting
a Goderich this wee
—Mr. W. A. John , of town has been
appointed baggagem at the G. T. R.
station.
—Regular monthl Ineetine of the
School 'Ward will be Oil next Tneeday
goods, clothing or fu s try Dulatage and
if he has what you. ut you are sure to
save money,
—The Youdg Lad s' Fortnightly Club
will meet on Mond evening. December
Sth, at the home o' Miss Kertie Ross.
—Donald 0, acGregor, Oaltada's
ferrite Scottish baritone will be he
Wingitani for th Scottish concert on
January 8th.
will he sent to an address in ()email or
the United States till Jarentry let. 1904
for $1 75. Note e rectuctieri.
—The circulat
nes to grow.
to our list every
ti paps how. nu
ary, 1004.
—Miss leaDe
and received d
number —Toro
Wingham. Fri
Tura your s
drug store.
0 of the &nil it-
„) are tn.; Itt4ut natueS
veal:. 31.111(.1411)er 1 Tait
Until the 1:4 Or
took the hortee by steno,
uble (emotes sor every
ts early ac Cteipbell'e
Wmgham's Leading ',Mao Sim
pply„ar Tarns
f°111.1alkY Prices
rubbers
The commit hay decided to Wm* a '
ayers at the January
hY'laW to the rate 01,000 for a water. '
eleetions to raise
wurks system, Id a by-laW to raise
83,500 for IL sewer. ee system for the town.
another column.
Temper
The tempera))
the town hall 00
letetely attender
two splendid ad
liquor act, and
reasons why tin
the net which i
Dr. lettecdorald
Ilobbe -were th
held last bight.
—The great
was the Scot
Iessie N. Mao
twiee here last
one who woak
title I'Queen
evening she en
House. Wingh
Den. 19th. P
bell's drug sto
c Meetings.
mass meeting held in
eVeuing last Was
son, 13. A., delivered
reaSea, dealing with the
nch speaker gave many
eloetors should support
being voted en to.day.
.spealters at the meeting
ingnet, to music lovers
sh prima. donna, Miss
Allan. She was heard
vast)» and there Was no
gainsay her right to the
Scottish Song,” Last
sted many new admirers.
,acon, Nov. 27. Opera
in. on Friday evening,
nor hall opens at °amp -
on Monday next at 12.801 \At
.A.s far apart ftS an get them.
Quality as high—prices as low.
Inowing where to get gond shoes—
tsnd getting them there—knowing
how much they might to cost—atid
paying that much—makes this es
good a place as there is in the
eountry which to buy Wales.
Shoes for boys and girls
Shoes for men and vonien.
good a time to look as any.