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THE
VOL. XXXII.—NO. 1628.
What is
the Good
of buying cheap if you are
dissatisfied with the pur-
chase in a ahort time?
True economy is exercised
in buying a thing that
pleases you till it is worn
out. Our
MEN'S SWINGS
Are of this character—
one suit makes a regular
customer of the buyer.
Then there is the guaran-
tee of everything up to
date. and everything first
class. Suits from $Io.00
to $40.00. Made to fit
you in every particular.
HATS ---se
In Hats we have the very
newest American Styles
at prices from 50C to $3.00
BOOTS.& SHOES
We have special prices in
that line, which will pay
you to see before going
elsewhere.
NECKW EAR
Ali the latest designs.
Prices 25c.to 50c.
A pleasure to show goods.
Homuth Bros.
Sign of the Big Bear.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FRANK PATIi RSO . No. 23 Victoria
street. Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINOHAM
Capital paid up, $ 2,940,000
`Reserve Fund and •
Undivided profits $ ?,260,000
Farmers' Notes discounted. -
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th Juno and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCNAM.
Oapital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,600,000.00.
President -Joni Setrane.
Vice-President—A. G. ISA Mss',
b.LBBEc'1'Oit,s
John Proctor, Geo. Roach Win. Gibson, M.P.
A. T. Wood, M.P., A. �3. Lee (Toronto).
General Manager—J. TURNBt1LL.
' t3Av11igs Bank--'PLours 10 to 3; Saturday, 10
to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwardsreeeived. In-
terest allowed, and computed on the 30th No-
vember and 31st May each year and added to
prinCipal.
Special bepoeite also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the .United
States Bought and sold.
Travellers are notated that the Batik of Ham-
ilton oFind its Branches is,iie Cireular Rates of
National Provincial Bank of England, Limited,
which can be shed w ithOut charge or tron-
ble ifs any part oftlio world,
1N, COBBOULD, Agent
1!, L. DIOXIN/80P, Solicitor.
A,
Ili
TIMES.
?►ny one
;Anywhere
4 Not yet supplied with Toilet Sets
can have same at special low prices
for two weeks only.
A few prices to show how we are
slaughtering them:
10 -piece sots, stippled and WAS NOW
gold lines - - $5.00 $4.50
10-pieco sets, stippled and
gold lines - - 4.50 4.00
12 -piece, with slop jar, - 10.00 0.50
12 -piece " " 15.00 14.00
12-pieco ' " 800 7,00
10 -piece, printed,rolled basin 2.15 1,00
10 -piece " 2.50 2.25
0-pieco sets • - - 1.5(s 1,25
0 -piece sets - - - 1.75 1.50
Genuine sale, as we have too many,
and want the room.
Re A. Hutchison
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
Prompt Delivery. - Phone 59,
Who Wants a'Farm ?
I have over 4,000 acres of choice, farm lands
for sale, in 50, 75,100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be sold cheap on easy terms.
-Also a good sawmill for sale, a inost for a song.
Also a good bra"kAmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wagonshop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
3. A. McKENZIE
Insurance Agent, Holvrood.
REAL ESTATE.
I have over
v 5,000 of acres land c s m d f or sale in
Huron County,and in addition to this
I have
33 sections Manitoba lands for sale, the greater
amount being in the best wheat -raising dis-
tricts et that province. Prices for Manitoba
land from $8 to $25 per acre. If you desire a
farm in this section of oountry,no mattor what
size or price, you may want, I can guarantee
you satisfaction. Call and see what 1. have on
my bargain sheets. Town property of every
description for sale very reasonable.
C. J.9i.SoilrSS
oe cRont..
OFFICE—Upstairs in the Vans nblk
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park''s'advertisement.
Cajmpbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
Sale of Farm Stock.
Unreserved auction sale of farm stock
and implements at lot 16, B. line, Turn -
berry, on Saturday, May 2nd. Proprie-
tor giving up farming and everything to
be sold. Geo. Fretwell, proprietor; W.
A. Currie, auctioneer.
Seed peas, without bugs, at T. A. Mills'.
Mill ends of prints just received at
Isard's; 12!no quality for 10c -10c qual-
ity for 8c; every end a Bargain.
Agent for No
Mr. R. J. MacMt
agent in Winghami
plements. Mr. M
person canvassing ii
tomers will get th
liberal discount.
the skating rink as
have a complete s
machines manufac
known firm. He t
a gall from faruse1
farm machinery.
n Implements.
h has been appointed
or Noxon farm inn
Math will have no
he country and cus-
enefit of a more
[ . MacMath will use
L how -room and will
k of the various
s red by this well -
i 1 be pleased to have
who are in need of
Seed peas, witliout bugs, at T.A. Mills'.
WANTED—Two smart boys to learn
upholstering. Apply at Walker & Clegg's
upholstering factory.
To SiDEWAitt£ C • NTRACTORS—Tenders
for the construct',nn of concrete side-
walks in the•Towu of Wingham during
the present seaso will be received by
the Wawa Clerk u to and including the
24th April, 1903. Specifications to be
seen at the Clerk's •ffloe. The lowest or
any tender not ne.•ssarily accepted.
R. MoINDoo,
Chairman R & S Committee.
Capture
Mr. Christophe
near Marnoch, had
perieiice with a ly
week. His attenti
his dog to a tree a
his house. On dr
covered that the a
cat, an& having
deavored to frigh
the tree. This h
jumped, alighti
from the.tree.
a Wildcat.
Skinn, who resides
a rather exciting ex-,
on Tuesday of last
n was attracted by
ut forty rods from
wing close ho dis-
imal was no ordinary
o gun at hand, en -
n the animal, out of
succeeded in doing;' it
g about 125 feet away
he dog, a collie, now
began to figure in the fray, and for about
fifteen minutes- most desperate struggle
of course having he
ensued,the da v t
, i g
best of it. Mr.i Lynx was put out of exis-
tence, while lrib canineship escaped with
a few sorateh+ s.
fi
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, I903,
For Window Shades go to Bali Bros.
Baseball
The members o
held a meeting on
in the council chai
meats for the co
thing now points
baseball season h
vas has been pure
close the park.
cured for the pia.
supplies have be
ham boys expect
season.
eeting,
the Wingham club
aturday evening last
ber to make arrange-
ing season. Every.
to a very successful
Wingham. New cau-
iasod, to be used to en-
ew suits have been se-
irs and other necessary
n purchased. Wing -
lead in baseball this
CRAYON PORTRAIT.—Life size, for
$2.00, at Armstrong & Co's studio.
NOTICE—Some fine building lots for
sale. Apply to
C, J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent,
Ladies'
The annual meet
Society of the Metl
on Thursday aft
very largely intent
very'eujoyable aft
has done splendid
raising money for
the new church and
year with a dete
better work. The
elected as- follows
H. Green ; Secret
Treasurer, Mrs. J
id Society
ng of the Ladies' Aid
dist church was held
neon last, and was
d. The ladies had a
moon. This society
work in the way of
the buildiug fund of
they start their new
Lnivation to do still
old officers were re -
President, Mrs. W.
ry, Mrs. T. Gregory;
ihn Halpenny.
Rooms to let, over D. M. Gordon's
store. Apply to A. J. IIIWIN.
Servant girl wanted. Highest wages
paid. Apply at Brunswick House.
Our Ne
The Brussels Po
farm by Councill
Jos. H. Bowman,
"The Yarm is mo
will make a ver
Mr. and Mrs. B
regret their ren
them every s
people will find
Mrs.' Bowman
Brussels for a
their hosise on
Beaman is in t
necessary ari•an
his farm work.
Residents.
in noting the sale of
r Vans, ne to Mr.
ays in part as follows :
t eligibly located and
comfortable home for
elan and family, We
'w from ot
sal t t wish
o ovib
ccess. The Wingham
hem first•olass residents.
nd children May be in
fen% months yet until
tefixrfn is vacant." 'Mr.
wn this week making
entente to proceed with
FOR SALE—I o 'er for sale my residence
and lots on Petri street. D. McKinley.
MONEY TO LOAN at 4i2 per cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham.
Ask for
John Ransford
viewing the Minis
gard to tlut duty c
very ably set fortl
trade of Ontario
protection in orde
oped or saved froi{
ed. He pointed o
the salt consumes
ported and came
same gentleman I]
letter, setting fortla
salt industry in v
warded to all the
so that they may i
ly vote on the qua
up for discussion.
uty on Salt.
vas at Ottawa inter-
er of Finance in re-
n salt. Mr. Ransford
the fact that the salt
required reasonable
r that it may be devel-
i being totally destroy -
it that two-thirds of
in Ontario was im-
in duty free. This
s also had a lengthy
the true condition of
y logical style, for -
embers of parliament
1 the more intelligent -
tion when it comes
-Brussels Post,
Fon SALE—In the vicinity of the West-
ern Foundry, some good houses and lots.
Apply to
0. J. MAGUIRrs, Real Estate Agent.
To Make
On Wednesda
special meeting
was held to disc
tion with the
Members of Cou
cept J. J. Elli
was read from
Co, making a pre
number of hands
tions to their pla
reduce the porch
the amount the
extension of the
cussion it was m
mage, seconded
the following pro
to the Western F
town will agree t
payments now ag
Co. by the sum o
over 35 and not e.
ed by tke Co. for
in each year after
of the mortgage, a
duction for every
by said Co. during
of the years 1903 a
Carried unanimous
On motion of
anStone the asset
V a
ary of $125 and $5 f
dowry. Tho eon
and nothing farther
the foundry .natter.
.
dditions to Plant.
evening of last week a
of the Town Council
ss matters in connec-
estern Foundry Co.
oil were all present ex-
tt. A comruunication.
the Western Foundry
position to increase the
to 100 and make addi-
t, if the Council will
se price of $8,500 by
will expend in the
aut. After sosne dis-
ed by Councillor Dul-
y Councillor Bell, that
nation be submitted
undry Co.: "That the
reduce the annual
eed to be made by the
$10 for every man
eeediug 100, employ-
period of ten months
904 during the time.
d will allow said re -
itch man employed.
the last six months
c1 1904. Motion was
essrs Mcrudoo and
r was paid his sal-
t postage and eta,
11 then adjourned
as yet been done in
Remodeling Brit
Mr. Alex, Orr, evil
of the Brunswick. he
May is now leaking
make several changei
Plate glass windows
front of the building
and the sample male
and put in first oras
dining room and kite
at the rear of the bus:
kitewill
hen be used
the present dining roc
ed into bedrooms, n
make the Brunswick
bestW e in ote s Wester
h l
the changes contemp
to accommodate a
guests.
awick Hotel,
takes posasssion
el on the 1st of
arrangements to
in the building.
vill be put in the
on the first floor
vill be re -arranged
order. A large
en will be erected
ing and over the
'or bedrooms and
will be convert-
. Orr intends to
House one of the
Ontario and with
a ted he will be able
large number of
See Isard's New spring clothing, large
assortment, easy prices.
Comfortable rooms to • let; hard and
soft water, Now occupied by Mr. W.
D. Thomas. Possession May 1st. Ap-
ply to M. LAMONT,. Box 107, Wingham.
Death of Wm.
William H. Hawk,
Hawk, of Turnberry
on Thursday of last w
5 mouths and 11 da
been in poor health
with that dread dise
He spent nearly all'h
township and had a v
friends. Ho moved t
three months ago. H
widow nee (Miss And
and one son. The bi
the sympathy of the c
affliction. The rema
to Wingham for in
funeral on Saturday.1
tended, by old neighb
deceased.
H. Hawk.
n of Mr. Walter
ied in Harriston
ek, aged 27 years,
s. Deceased had
for some months
Lse, consumption.
+life in Turnberry
ry large circle of
Harriston about
is survived by a
rson, Glenannan)
reeved will have
numunity in their
us were brought
erment and the
st was largely et -
re and frieuds of
Private funds to loan atlowest rate
interest. Apply to H. DAVIS
WANTED.—Good strong boy to lea n
Steel Range snaking trade.
WESTERN FOUNDRY CO, LTD.
Wingham a
The Arthur EI
has the followin
Wingham being
"Mr. Wm.H. Ha
& Hall,, publishes
prise,, spent Satu:
entertained by h
Hall, editor of tI
Mr. Hall was gre
progressive spirit
neves it is one of
in the Provin
churches and pu
ham are of the m
pretentious and
latial. The etre
while the town i
ful electric light
surpassable syst
believes there is
ham, owing to i
superior railwa
f°Ckessive Town:
erprise of last wee
to say in regard t
progressive town:—
of the firm of Bywater
of the Arthur Enter -
clay. in Wingham ale being
s brother, Rev. Theo.
e
Wingham Advance.
ttly impressed with the
of Wingham and be -
he best besiness towns
e. The residences,
lio buildings of Wing-
st modern architecture
n some instances pa-
ts are well laid out,
lighted with a power -
system and has an un -
m of waterworks. He
great future for Wing -
central location and
facilities."
CestENT—Oar of Durham cement dust
arrived. Parties who intend using
cement soon will do the wise act if they
buy it now, as cement will likely ad-
vance in price before long. We are also
agents for Hanover cement. '
A. YOUNG & SON.
Dr. Ovens, of London, Surgeon, Ocu-
list and Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, will be at Winglram,on Monday,
March ZOth:;,•Monday.May 4th; Monday,
June 1st; Monday, June .29th. Glasses
properly fitted., Office at Campbell's
drag store, Wingham.
FARMERS' AND
STOCK MEN
WEHAVE E A
�
Condition
Powder...
It will pay you to use. None but the
best drugs are used, and as it is made
On the premises we know there is
nothing injurious in it.
Over 2 lbs in 256 package.
5 packages for $1.00.
Try it and be convinced of its value.
Manufactured and sold by
WALTON
MGKIBBON
OruAgist and Optician
Next to Post Office.
We carry a full line of Dr. Shoop's
Fatally I&adteinos,
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
Barber Sho, Changes.
Oa Tnesdny of ti 's week Mr. Jas
Yonng sold his barbe ing business to Mr.
G, L. Constable and he new proprietor
now has possession, Mr. Constable will
move his shop, fixtu >s from his north
end shop and will c time Mr. Young's
business in the old tend in the Meyer
block. He will be leased to meet all
Mr. Young's old stoners and Inauy
new ones in has ne stand. Mr. Young
will return to Por Arthur where he has
secured a good st ation,
WANTED—Girl '.r •use work. Mrs.
Crowder, John st
PARNELL—Dean Co's g me home
made Bread—Eureka, hole Wheat,
Rye, Current, Ba - s, Vieuna, etc.
Sold at Buckley'..
$25 to New Methodist Church
Mr. Chas, L Kerr, of Philadelphia,
Pa., son of Mr. Bradshaw Kerr has
forwarded to Rev. R. Hobbs, a cheque
for $25 to be applied to the building
fund of the new church. This is an act
that shows Charlie has not forgotten
his native town. It • deems but a short
time ago that Charlie was clerking in a
grocery store in Wiugham, but in a few
years he has risen up and now holds 'a
responsible positiou with a wholesale
crockery house in Philadelphia. Charlie
has many friends in Wingham who will
join with the TIMES in wishing him cou-
tinued success and prosperity.
Strawberrie�ja Buckley'
Boys' School P
at R. H. CROWD
nes 22 to 30, 60c,
Band Offi
Very good progi
those who have b
toward the organ
W1;
iu ham. Ther
tical band usicia
of young en now
been id tifiea wi
places. Over 25 pi
their namesas mem
evening last a meati
held and the folios
chosen :—President,
president, F. Johust
T. Elollowa
Before ac ual work c
it,will be necessary
instruments, and w
council will be asked
purpose. A subscrip
taken to aid in puroh
instruments and h
sponded to. In retnr
sistance given, the
music on stated e
summer months in
some other sista
pleased to note th
are assuming p
shape and hope tha
have passed, music
town band may b
evening air.
"And the nights sl
And the cares tl
Shall fold their t
And silently ste
ers
Elected.
ss is being made by
n taking active steps
ation of a band in
no
in tolSCl
nga
ban
yers have•
ers. On Thursday
of players was
ing officers were
Barrett; vice-
n; treasurer, Dr.
s cretary, E. Nash
a be commeno'ed
have some new
understand the
or a grant for this
ion has also been
sing the necessary
been readily re -
for any public as -
and will furnish
Mugs during the
he town park or
e place. We are
the arrangements
tical and definite
before many weeks
from the Wingham
resounding on the
reit prim-
al,
P
'ii, a umber
d her having
s in ifferent
enrolled
THE MAN ON THE STREET.
$ 1 A,YEAR IN ADVANCE
I was accosted on the street the other
day with the question ''Why was not
the flag at Half-mast on Monday out of re-
spect to the late Li'utenant.Governar?"
I was at a lose to know what answer to
make, but ou ongniry found that the
fact is this up-to-date progressive and
prosperous corporation does not own a
it is
Union Jaclt; and on occasions when
fitting to have a flag raised one has to
be borrowed for the purpose. This is
indeed a wrong state of affairs, and
surelythe lac where we boast of so
this o e e
much loyalty we can afford a flag for
the use of the town on required occasions.
Let the proper authorities look after this
matter without delay.
* *
Dealing with the flag question reminds
me that a town clock was spoken of some
time ago. Has the matter been dropped?
I am not of the opinion that the couucil
should expend any cousiderable sum of
money in placing an article of decoration
and usefulness in the town hall tower at
present, but perhaps an arrangement
could be made to have the present bell
chime out the hours of the day.
Now that spring has arrived the roving
bovines are w,th us again, the average
house -holder who takes a pride in hav-
ing his front lawn kept in fine appear -1
ance will "view with alarm" the danger
of roaming stock getting in and destroy-
ing that which has caused hint so much
work and lime to keep m good con-
dition. It is said that, to avert the
danger of anything of this kind happen-
ing, one of our citizens has taken the
precaution of putting a feuce in front of
is property and incidentally enclosed
a onion of the King's highway.
#
ro•
Of course there is a town by-law
pro-
hibiting cattle running at large except
they are properly guarded, but the great
trouble seems to be that during "tho
i summer months when cows are being
driven to and from pasture that duty is
for the most part relegated to the small
boy who is not up to the business, and,
1 who allows them more liberty than they
el ould have. Thus it is that they some-
_liymes do considerable damage to gardens
and lawns, and hence the necessity fo
protecting one's property against so
intruders. However, it is questions e
whether in a case like the above it w u d
not be a dangerous precedent to al
any citizen to encroach upon the pu
highway. There's no telling but th it
might lead to the narrowing down to
lanes of our much -vaunted beautiful.
wide streets.
all be filled with music,
t infest the day
is like the Arabs,
1 away."
M M
Speaking of the streets brings up an-
other matter that I have heard more or
less talk about—that is, that we should
have more light on the residential streets.
Now, can anyone, give any good and
sufficient reason why the streets should
not be properly lighted? If so, let him
now speak. Iu many places not nearly
so large or important as Wingham the
residential streets are well lighted. Why,
Fon SALE—Two story cls cottage then, should our citizens be compelled
on ntin t, w to the sun or grope
Sliuterorth andside FrancesofJ ne
ets. CToodbetstableeen theireither way iuretire darwithkness?
and one fifth acre o land. Apply to R.
Vanstone. �t
West Huron Licenses
The License Commissioners for
Huron, Messers. Jas. Stevens, H.
Quassia and G. R. Robinson, ane i
Inspector Paisley's office at Clint() , on
Thursday of last week,when applic tions
for liquor licenses for the year 1903 were
considered. • Last year there were 29
hotel and 2 shop licenses granted and
this year there were applications for 31
hotel and 2 shops, 29 of the former being
granted and 2 to be considered at an ad-
journed meeting. That of S. Pike, of
the Waverly House, Clinton, was not
granted owing to insufficient population..
That of W. G. Boggs, Carlow, was left
over until the adjourned meeting. There
were large petitions for and against this
license, and deputations on both sides
waited on the commissioners.
Those receiving licenses 'were:--Clin-
ton J, Rattenbury, Perkins & Mahon,
J. J. McCoughey, R. Grabaur, Chas.
Milne; shop license, Thos, Bell. Goder-
ich—Thos. Tilt, Fred. Davis, Ed. Swarts,
Michael Farr, Alex. Robinson, Annie
Keene, Wm. Babb, Ben Saults; shop
license, W. Saults. Wingham—Geo. B.
Roe, Alex, Orr, Jas. Broadway, L. W.
Hanson, Mrs. Mary Dinsley. Blyth—S.
Emigh, Mrs. Frances Mason. Ashfield
—G. J, Mountain and Mrs. M, Mallough,
Dungannon; Neil McDonald and Alex.
Young, Eiutail; Nelsen Pierson, Port
Albert. Colborne --Wm. Glazier, Dun-
lop. Mallett -Thos. Hill, Londesboro;
Henry Mol3rien, Aubarn. East Wa-
waupah—John McDonaltt,'Whitechurch.
The question of the hour seems to be
"Where is Gamey?" The sudden dis-
appearance of this most important
personage from Toronto a few days ago
has caused' no little .excitement through-
out the Province. Some reports say he
is in Buffalo, and will be back when
I wanted. However, I would hasten to
inform an anxious public that the
missing roan from Manitoulin has not
been seen in the vicinity of ingharn:
ut QPVA
I This reminds me of a story of a man
who, having some important news for
his wife, rushed horridly from his office
to his residence, and, not finding his
better half at home, enquired of the
servant, "Do you know anything of my
wife's whereabouts?" "I'm not sure,"
answered the servant, "but I think
they're in the wash."
QUI Vimm.
East Huron Licenses.
East Huron License Commissioners
met at Brussels on Monday and granted
licenses to the following parties for the
ensuing year: —Dublin --Lewis Wolfe.
Walton—Wm. Blashill. Brussels --Henry
James, Geo. Brown and Joe Querin.
Cranbrook—J. Longa. Ethel--L.L.Long•
way. Molesworth—Chas. Seehaver,
Jautestown-•--Thos. Merman, wine and
beer. Fordwich---Henry Papp. Gorrie-•
R. F. White and W. F. Dulmage. Bel-
more—John Lamonby. W1oketer- =Geo.
Town and E. Esty. I31uevale--Sohn
Johnston. Belgrave—Jas. B. Sttettort,
SDS
Come t0 DOUGLASS, TILE DRUGGIST,
for all kinds of
Flowerer and Garden Seeds
Over 30 different colors and vari-
eties of Sweet Peas to choose
your mixture from ! ! !
BULBS
—CANNA BULBS
—DAHLIA BULBS
—GLADIOLUS BULBS
—TUBER ROSES
—TUBEROUS BEGONIAS,
Anything we have not io stock will
be procured at catalogue price.
A special prize of $5 00 is being
given by are at the Wiiighens fair for
the best colhction of Roots and
Vegetables grown front my seed
DOUG LASS
The Druggist.
Office G. N. W. Telegraph.
OUR MOTTO:
"High Grade Work Only!"
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Our graduates readily secure good
positions because our high grade
training prepares them to render first-
class services. Business men want
first-class workers and have no time
to waste upon the other kind. Com-
mence a course now and be seedy for
a position in the fall. Write for
handsome catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT
PRINCIPAL.
Letter from South Africa.
This week Dr. H. E. W. Tamlyta !e:
ceived a lengthy letter from Mr. S. E.
Kent, a former Wingham boy, who has
been serving with the Canadians in
South Africa for some time. Mr. Kent
has been enjoying splendid health and
likes the country very much. He is now
located in the diamond regions of South
Africa and is still serving in the army.
Boys' School S its. tw pieces, ages
two to ten years, '1.'" t
CROwDE ' O'S.
NOTICE—A satisfactor sale of busi-
ness or property Ker , ifAgliswith
C. J. MAGUIRE, Rt Estate entted,
ORANGES—J.BUckle ' s just received
a shipment f R and Brand Navel
oranges, be .0 the market to -day.
I Have some.
GH1L WANTED—To do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Morton,
Shuter St.
Seventy Turkish troops were killed in
an engagement with Bulgarian insurg-
ents.
As Builders
Of Shoos
The makers of the shoes that
we sell are right in the lead. So
are the shoes.
They are first in looks.
First in solidity.
First in strength.
First in durability.
Let us show you how these
qualities look when combined.
High class shoes for the ladies—
High class shoes for everybody.
We couldn't put the 'prices any
rawer.
W. J. REE'
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