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VOL. XXXII.--NO. 1629.
What is
the Gond
of buying cheap if you are
dissatisfied with the .pur-
chase in a short timN?.
True economy is exercised
in buying a thing that
pleases you till it is worn
out, Our
'EN'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 $lo.00
to $4o.00. Made to fit
you in every particular.
NAT'S"-
In Hats we have the very
newest American Styles
at prices from 5oc to $3.00
BOOTS & SHOES
We have special prices in
that line, which will pay
you to see before going
elsewhere.
NECKWEAR
All the latest designs.
}rises: 25c • to: s.a : .....:
A. pleasure to show goods.
iomuth Bros.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Inoue by FRANK PATIERsoN, No. 23 victoria
Orbet. 'Wingham, Ont. No witnesses requirAd.
DOMINIQN BANK
WINOHAM
Capital paid up, $2,940,000
Oeserave Fund and
Undivided profits $ 31260,000
'armers' 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 June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
Vanstone, Solicitor,
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid tip, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,600,000,00.
President -4O nDtSTaAn2..
Vice -President -A, G. BAatsv.
DIEine'rO1t s
n-fioha Proctor, Geo. reach Wm. Gibson, �1t,P.
A T. Wood, M.P., A. B. Lee (Toronto),
General Malinger—J. TU1tNBULL.
Motto 1#ank--netts 10 to 8; Saturday, 10
to L Do ()shy of 81 and upwards received. In-
terest aitowe(l, and computed on the 30th No.
**ember and 3lst May each year and added to
principal.
l9peeisl Ileposits also received at current
xeMee of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United
Btates Boight and sold.
r notified that n o
otters are n t ed t t the Ba k #Tin
91: to wand its Branehes issue Circular Rates of
National Provincial Bunk of England, Limited,
ti+vi•ieh esti be cashed without charge or troll.
'hie n any IY part of the world
ri►
COERIlOtrti) Agent
W. , ge t
$11),I00,11100Itf do 3.I.0I+M3110, Solicitors+
TIME
WINGII-A :I, ONTARIO, ',THURSDAY, APRIL 30, P,'03.
Anyone
Anywhere
Not yet supplied with Toilet Se s
can have same at special low prices
for two weeks only.
A fewccs
ri
p to show io
ww oar
slaughtering them:
10 -piece sets, stippled and
gold tines -
10 -piece ,
a
( t.
P se stippled
n
d and
gold tlIlea
12•plece, with slop jar,
12 -piece '4
12•piece "
lapiece, printed,rolIecl basin
10.piece "
apiece gets
apiece sets
WAS Now
MOD 84.50
4.0
10,00
15.00
800
2.15
2.50
1.50
1.75
4.00
0.50
14.00
7.00
1.00
2.25
1.25
1.50
Genuine sale, as we have too many,
and want the room.
Re A. Hutcheson
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
Prompt Delivery. - Phone 59.
Who Wants' a Farm ?
I have over 4,000 acres of chole' farm lands
for sale, in 50, f5, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenoelc, Bruce, Kincardine, 1}uroa
and • Aslifield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a son •.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in c
nection) doing a good business, for sale chel
A hotel doing good business for sale chew
Also a wagonshop. A general store with lar
trade, live village. Also a Iarge amount
money to loan at 5 per cent. For further p
ticulars apply to
T. A., McKENZIE
insurance Agent, Zr3olvrood.
REAL ESTATE.
I have over 8,000 acres of lana for sale in
Huron County, and in addition to this I have
52 sections Manitoba lands for sale, the greater
amount being in the best wheat-raisingdie•
tricts of that province. Prices for Manitoba
land from 83 to 825 per acre. If you desire a
farm in this section of eountry,no matter what
size or price, you may want, I canuarantee
you satisfaction. Call and see what Ig have on
my bargain stents. Town property of every'
description for sale very reasonable.
C. J, MAGUIRE,
Real Estate Agent.
OFFICE—Upstairs in the Vanstone block.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
Sale ot F
Unreserved anti
and implements at
berry, on Saturday
tors giving up farn
to be sold. Geo.
W. A. Currie, auct
I
rm Stock.
n sale of farm stock
ot 16, B. lino, Turn -
May 2nd. Proprie-
'ng and everything
retwell, proprietor;
+neer.
WANTEp—Girl f r house work. Mrs.
Crowder, tTohn str et.
Private funds to loan at lowest rate of
interest. Apply to H. DAVIS
Sale of Stock and Implements.
Unreserved auction sale of farm stock
and implements at lot 11, con. 4, Turn -
berry, one and one•half miles north of
Bluevale, oil Saturday, May 9th, at 1
o'clock p, in. A good list of articles and
everything to be sold as the proprietor
bas rented his farm, John Black, pro-
prietor; A. MacEwen, auctioneer.
Boys' School Suits
two to ten years, $1.
R. ' H.
two pieces, ages
i at
CROWDER CO'S.
NOTICE—A satisfactory sale of busi•
ness or property certain, if listed with
C. ,i. MAcunts, Real Estate Agent.
Footbal Matches,
The Brussels He ald Of last week gave
the information t • at Wingham would
not have a team in the intermediate
series. This wa . a false report, as
Wingham boys tend staying in the
field until the fi lsh. 'Wingham and
Brussels juniors + ayed a game on
park last night, a , d the Listowel int -
mediate ehtb evil play a game Were I u
Saturday evenitt and this game she Id
be largely Attend d. We again give the
schedule of gain s for both the hater.
mediate land jun'.r series:-- -
GrOnp 2, Irate' s ediate--
May 2---Listo ••el at Wingham.
May 8—Win 4 lam at Brussels.
May 15--Bru sel9 at Listowel.
May NN--Wi gham atLrstowel.
May 25—List+eel at .Brussels.
May 26—Br sselsat Wingham.'
Group C. Jttn' . rs---
April 27.13 ussels at Witighttnl.
Ma 4 ---Li . 3
relic at Brass T .
es
May 11---- ", ngham tat Listowel.
.May 10— ' xnghanl at Drawls,
May 27—E awls at Listowel.
.rune 2- Li . to vrel at Winglafn.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers,
Pneumatic T
Messrs, Strt.rts &
ham carriage works
for some weeks past
tired buggies, We
firm : as sola fifteex
Wingbainites, besid
that have been ship
ni lin
1Ti ill
anuta
front
t e
h of the pr
ed Bu ;glee.
Dore, of the Wing.
ave been very busy
budding pneumatic
udorstaud that this
of these buggies to
s a large number
ed to other points.
fur rs axe"
e
-rtlialiaasite
eestion.
Strawberries at Bnckley's.
Rooms to let, over D, M. Gordon's
store. Apply to A. J, IRRWIN.
Huron Sal
Messrs. Rausfor.
eoived au order for
their table salt to b
tlity. This salt w'
barrels as usually,
stout sacks. each 11
is quite an Bonen
noted salt complus
of the superior brt
to Dawson.
of Clinton, have re -
carload (30.tons) of
shipped to Dawson
1 not be packed in
ut will tie glut up in
lding 100 lbs. This
order for Clinton's
, but is good evidence
d they manufacture.
Boys' School Pa ts, sizes 22 to 80, 60c,
at R. II. Latow»na Co's.
WANTED.—Good strong boy to learn
Steel Range making trade.
WESTERN FousmisY Co. Len.
A Gi
Many fat cattl
fed ecla in Clinton
ave yet to hear
£arnier of the 1
eleven months
This animal was
arnter realizing
have been worth i
is hard to conject
nt Calf.
have been raised and
neighborhood, but we
)f one that can beat is
th concession—a calf,
Id, weighing 780 lbs.
sold 5c a pound, the
39.20. What it would
another year or two
e.
Seed peas, without bugs, at T. A'. Mills'.
WANTED—Two smart boys to learn
upholstering. Apply at Walker & Clegg's
upholsteriug factory..
Sidewa Contract
At ang
meetiof
.
on Saturday last
laying of granolitl
during ahe cowing
to the Forest Oity''
per square foot
additional for cr
erson,the local fo
melice work on t
he Street Committee
the contract for the
in walks in Wingbeani
niziIuer was 4waxfied
aving Co. "int 11 cents
ud
2Sti cents a foot
�stugs. Mr. F. Pat -
man expects to con-
e walks next week.
. PARNELL—Dean Co's genuine home
made Bread --Eureka,. Whole Wheat,
Rye, Current, Bakers, Vienna, etc,
Sold at Buckley's.
1)r. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op-
posite St. Andrew's church, London,
Ontario.
Special
On Sunday nex
evangelistic servi
in the Wingham
ducted by Rev.
the well-known
gelist 'There
vices on Sunday.
Mr. Russel's subj
noited Pulpit," i
he will speak on
and in the eve
Rites." At the
service the Sa
Supper will be di
Services.
a series of .special
s will be comtnenoed
ethodist church, cou-
lter Russell, B. A.,
and successful evert -
ill be three ser -
In the morning Rev.
ct will be "The An -
the afternoon at 3.45
The Aunoiuted Pew,"
ing ou "Redemption
dose of the morning
ament of the Lord's
ponsed.
Por. SALE—Two story brick cottage
on north side Of John street, between
Shuter and Frances streets. Good stable
Hud oue fifth acre of land. Apply to R.
Vaustone.
•
CEsteee--Oar of Dnrham cement just
arrived. Parties tvho intend using
cement soon will do the wise act if they
buy it now, as cement will likely ad-
vance rn price before long. We are also
agents for Hanover ceinent.
A. YOUNG & Sox,
Set Fir
On Sunday after
Wingham boys vi
farms of Messrs, C
son, and set fire t
fire spread very ri
been noticed in tin
over $1,000 worth
the owners upward
fire ander c
townspeop a trave
Roe and Headers()
to reach the river a
are quite willing th
but it is carrying
a number of young
ly set fire in it bush
doing much (lama
be guilty of anoth
th Will ve t
Mayor as the ew
tend to Barry the
if they have allot
of Sunda' last.
In Bush.
ooh last a number of
ted the bush oti the
s, and W. J. Render -
a brush heap. The
pidly and had it not
e would have done
f damage. It took
of threet„r to
Many of our
ver Messrs. Lamont,
s property in order
d these gentlemen
t they should de so,
atters too far when
oys will deliberate -
and run the risk of
Should the bogs
offence of tills kind
answer before the
rg of the property in•
atter iutothe ootrrte.
r fire similar to that
it
Care{ of T
Mrs, T. J. Z,faguire
her thanks to the
l,+ohestere for their p
insurance held is the
liusband; eted oleo
gratitude to the iir" u
laud for their hincju
fiictiori.
anks.
wishes to express
mann Order of
rapt payment of
order by her late
to convey her
ers of Court Malt
as duriug her iif-
T16ii—Fresh saltuou
Buckley's.
WANTED—.Car Ioad Pot
bushel for good stool,:.
white
to • , 65c per
F. KING.
Reduced Pot
By a recent change iu
lations,news letters adrbi
paper when marked "I'
and left unsealed, wiil p
mails at the rate of one
Dun er�. 003Tesporlrlentt
will please titke note of
use a one cent stamp ou '
pondenee unless the weir
ounces:
age.
he postal rogue
ssed to a tiews-
inters' Copy,"
ss through the
cent per two
of the Trues
his, and only
usealed cores-
It exceeds two
Seed peas, without bugs, at T.A. Auris'.
NOTICE—Some"flue building lots for
sale. Apply to
C. J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent,
Corner Stone
The corner stone of th
church at St. Augustine
and laid by Right Rev.
D. D., Bisliop of Loudc
next, May 8rd, at 8.30 p,
program and addresses
pared, The sermon for
be delivered by Rev. D.
of Lucian Invitations l
to nrontinent Dominion
representatives and the:
be present, Everybod
welcome.
ying.
new Catholic
i11 be blessed
P. McEvoy,
, on Sunday
m, A musical
ave been pre -
he occasion will
r , McMenamin,
ave been issued
and Provincial
are expected to
will be made
MONEY TO LOAN at 43g, per cent. on
easy terms et repayment. Apply to A.
Dnlmaf e, Kent•BIock, Wingham.
Comfortable rams to let;, hard and
soft water. Now occupied by Mr, W.
D. Thomaas, Possession May 1st. Ap.
ply to: M. LAiroNT, E,,x 107, Wiugham.
Ei:'sPrettsalliatieere
The following froin est week's Luck -
now Sentinel refers tr the death of Mr.
Hackett father of M' :, Chas. Barber of
this town :—"Anoth of the pioneers of
the townshipof As field passed away
suddenly on Saturda evening last, in
the pereon of Mr. Al: e. Hackett, at the
age of 83 years. Hi • illness was of short
duration, being up a.. around the house
on Priday. Mr. Hac ett was a native of
Ireland and was bor ill County Tyrone
on August 1, 1820. 0 came to Canada
in 1845 and spout th ee years in Mon-
treal and Buffalo, a ming to Ashfield he
purchased a farm it 1848, on which he
resided ooutinnous , till his death, being
a resident of the to • nship for 55 years.
In 1852 he was in Pried to Miss. Jane
Johnston, who s vives him, and to-
gether t1ey endu .d the hardships and
privations` of pion + er life, and raised a
family of ten cI1ik ren, six of whom are
left to mourn his oss; they aro Andrew,
Joseph and John, 'f Ashfield; Mrs. Chas.
Barber, Wingha , Mrs. Robt. Irwin,
Ashfield, and Mr. W. J. McNeil, Luck -
now."
MONEY To LOAN.—Money to loan on
notes, and notes discounted at reason.
able rates. Money advanced ou mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. Offices—Beaver Block, Wing -
ham RoiT. MOINDO0,
Housecleaning
HOUSETOI.D AMMONIA, pint
bottles - - 15c
L' E•--Gillet's, Elliot's Alkali or
Lyman's - 10c eau, S for 25o
DEAD STUCK VERMIN DES.
TROY1l1. 25o per bottle re.
duped to 10e
CAUSTIC SODA 10o eau, 3 for 25c
CHLORIDE LIME per package
50. 10e and 15e
AT
LTON MOKIBBON
Druist and Optician
Wet to Poet Ohtee.
S1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
NC
For Window Shades go to Ball Bros.
Epworth th Lea ue Officers.
ces
The regular moot' ly business meeting
of the Lpssorrh L igne was held ou
Monday evening aft(• which the ofifoers
were elected for tl ensuing year as
follows: --President, Vatter T. Tiled; 1st
vloe.president, Miss Pessant;,2nd vice -
re. (�
st let W. ,.
It T om .. t c
F Uo t .r vic(
1
P ,
president, Miss Broc ; 4th vire-president
Miss Lloyd; secret, •y, Miss M. Tibbs;
treasurer, Arthur elm; pianist, Miss
Peasant;. assi'ttant ianist, Miss Hall,
Mrs. Hoge was ele ted by acclainttiou
as representative t the District E. L
Executive. The ab ve officers with Rev,
R. Hobbshouorar resident, aid Mr. E.
I3.litriser, the retiri president, form the
exetnt v.J commit at t11e L sue.
Fort SALE -3 a igii e 1 new, apply to
C. J. b13GUnui ••
WANTED —Two steady industrious
Inen. WESTERN FOUNDRY CO. LrD.
Imported Chydr
This week large r
printed at the TME:
the two imported
"Dividend" and
The horses are the
Elliott, V. S., of W
King, of Bluevale.
Kelton" zs well ku
and needs no evords
Duffy will hews eh.
The horse, "Divider
horse of first -orae:
COIlITaonly well. bre
son will have chnrg
will be at T. J. hili
nights laud all day
tieulars can be ha
cards.
dale Stallions.
ute bills have been
office, to advertise
lydesdale sternums,
brine of Kelton."
property of J. J,
iugham and 3. W.
he horse, "Prince of
eel in' ibis section
of praise. Air. T.
r;e of this horse
d" is a grand think
quality and un -
t. Mr. D. McPher-
of this horse and he
It's on Wednesday
iatnrdays. Pull par -
front large route
CRAYON POP.T1tAIT.--Life size -for
$2.CO, at Arnistroug & Co's et . o.
WANTED—Iutmedr:tely •dung lady
for telephone rperat , ply iu writing
only to C. A. Catnp.
Medals for E4trance Pupils.
With the doabie l irpose of promoting
renewed etithusiasn in school work and
r°ewaraing a exit, ' rderi'- Gil Ti:'. 'K l%
of The Post, Bruss. , offers two mediate
for competition ani .ng the Entrance Ex-
amination scholars .f Huron. The pu-
pil who takes the highest number of
marks at the next
will receive a Ran
ably engraved, wh
rank will receive a
propriate engravil
Huron County ha
high up among P
We trust the stimu
will cause our pups
of the list in the Pr
will be given as so
published. The wi Hing pupils must be
residents of Huron
trance Examination
omegold medal suit.
e the second pupil in
ilver medal with ap-
s. The scholars iu
in the past stood
oviucial candidates.
atiou of this contest
to land at the top
vine. Tho awards
a as the marks are
Mrs. Green, milliner, a ere special
value in long black es and tips.
Next door to Smith's xik.
Dr. Ovens, of London, Surgeon, Ocu-
list and Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. will be at Wingham on Mon.
day, May 4th; Monday, June 1st; Mon-
day, .Tune 29111. Glasses properly fitted.
Office at Campbell's drug sure, Wing -
ham.
Weeds on t e Highways.
There is nothing
or sioveuly looking
way grown up w
it is not only u
equally injurious to
The statutes make p
the road clean if the
ways would only ave
powers the law gi
weed season wiII so
below the law on th.
hope that pathmast
seers will profit b
given. Chapter 202
Revised Statutes of
shall be the duty of t
ways in any niunicip= lity to see that the
provisions of this Aot relating to noxious
weeds, are carried 0 t within their re-
spective highway di isions, by cutting
down or destroying, = r causing to be cut
down or destroyed at the proper time, to
prevent the ripening of their seed, all
the noxious weeds gr wing on the high-
ways or road allow nces within their
respective divisions, s ch work to be per.
formed as part of th • ordinary statute
labor, or to be paid or at a reasonale
rate by the treasurer f the inunleipality,
as the council of the municipality, rimy
direet." Section 10, .lib -Soden 4, says:
"(Every Overseer of highways who re-
fuses or neglects to c tseharge the duties
imposed upon lilin b • this Act shall, upon
conviction, be liable 0 a fine of not less
than $I0 or more hats $20, Noxious
weeds include Can da thistles, oxeye -
daisy, wild oats, ragweed and burdock."
rich more unsightly
hau a public high -
h foul weeds. But
iglitly, but it is
djoining properties.
ovisiotl for keeping
overseers of high -
1 themselves of the
es them. As the
be on, we give
subject, with the
rs and road over -
the information
section 0 of the
ntarto says: "It
o overseer of high.
CHURL
NOTES.
The
�, e
0 luvoution will co
Sept. 29th and 80111
His Lordship the
visit St. Paul's eh
ing, May 8th, to a
Goufirmation,
ev.R. IZ, Hobbs
kuown lecture, 61
itt the .Methodist o
Friday evening of
Rev,John. uRos
Ross
will conduct the se
teflon church on
D. Perrie will tak
Brussels.
Rev. Matthew S
prated his eigbty-
urday last. He et
Kristian Endeavor
ene in Stratford on
ucl October let.
,ishop of Huron will
oh on friday oven•
minister the rite of
ill deliver ,.
o vc.i leis wHil-
Ie Triangular Alan"
arch at Walton on
lie week.
B. A
ofBrussels
in
the Prest.y-
nudity next. Rev.
Mr. Ross' work at
aim, of Fergus, cele-
rst birthday ou Sat-
ered the Methodist
ministry about si -ty years ago, and
superttuuated some years ago,
Rev. ,T. J. Patt
gently resigned lx'
the Wiugham Bap
his farewell serm
air. Patterson and
to Buffalo early n
The annual Dis
Methodist church
will be held in L
and 21st. An Ito'
discussing the Jol
celebration wide)
Rev. David Rog
Chairman of W
Rev. A. G. Harris
tial Secretary.
The congregatiu of Chalmers Presby-
terian church, To onto has extended a
call to the Rev. . A. Macpherson, of
Acton, to fill the aeancy caused by the
resignation of R .v. R. CT. Dave. Mr.
Macpherson is a ative of Galt, and has
been pastor at . cton since September
1896. He is Imo vn by many readers of
the Times and has preached in the
Wingham Presb terian church.
At the meetin, of the Baptist congre-
gation ou Wedn 'sday evening of last
week, a uuani ons call was extended to
Rev. Mr. McLe • u, B. A., of Totonto.
Mr. McLeau is ., young man who is just
leaving college , d is said to be a splen-
ciicI,Qreacher. I isnot,definitelv_known.
yet whether .he s • ill accept the call. Ile
will preach in t church here on Sun-
day, May loth,
son. 13. A., who re-
charge as pastor of
ist church will preach
us ou Sunday next.
aruily expect to move
0 week.
ict meeting of the
Wingham District,
:unw on May 220th
will be devoted to
Wesley bi Centenary
comes ou June 28,
rs, of Fordwiuh, is
gham District, and
of 'Lucknow, Finatl+
The lecture d= ivered in the, Methodist
church last Th rsday evening by Rev.
R. Hobbs of n nghain was fairly well
attended. The subject of the lecture
was, "A Manly Man." Mr, Hobbs, al-
though an elder y lean, is full of fire and
vigor, and in t•: course of his lecture
enumerated a reat many of the qual-
ities that go to ake up a manly Tuan
and also some the many vices that
help to make m. ny a roan unmanly.—
Atwood Bee.
Rev. Dr. Jelin
has many friend
Presbyterian of
say that while h
teries, which ba
in connection wi
ship of the Presb
treal, for the val
confidence, he,
church In any ca
name should not
college board in
ton, of London, who
in Wingham, says the
is week, writes us to
thanks the presby
mentioned his name
the vacant professor-
terian College, Mon -
ed expressions of their
'le trying to serve the
acity, desires that his
e brought before the
tat connection.
FOE, SALE—Genn! i bicycle, as
good as new. W. I e sold cheap.
Apply to Wm. Robe on,
CEMENT—Oar of Durham cement just
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 cC SON,
i The Huron and
At a meeting of t
of the House of Co
the charter of a pro
was renewed whirl
for this section of
the Huron and Outs
patty. The charter
ed in 1896, but for
nothing further w
pany is re organize
being the promote
ample capital now
building of the r
charter was renes
been done. The r
one, starting from
urinating at Kino=
to Gederich and
latespassing throe
Went Wawanosh
and is caletilated
Lsseltnow, Dung
with possibly a ae
promoters of the
their intention 'to
itt once. Sento 0
tors are resident
I
:
'ntario Railway.
rdilsvay Committee
mons, on Thursday ,
ose 1 line of railway
bas special interest
Ountry. This was
'fo Rawaom.
as oris;iilnallyy grCant-
. nee reason or other
done, The Cont.
a Dr. Robertson,
He claims to have
o go ahead with the
.ad, as soon as the
ed, which has just
ad is to be an electric
Port Perry aid ter -
dine, With branches
Wand. It cOntauip•
h Morris, Tnrnberry,
Ashfield, Colborne;.
to touch Wingham,
on, and GOttcricl
t
minor points. The
aid assert that it is
o ahead 'with oocst ruc-
.X
the provisional direc-
EEDS
Corrie to Dot'oLA, s, THE DIruGGtST,
for all kinds of
Hower and Garden Seeds
Over 80 dttl'erent colors autl vol-
t ties of Sweet Peas to ramose
your mixture front ! ! !
BULBS ---""arae T
—CA IW .
NA BULBS
--LIAHLIa BULBS
—GLADIOLUS BULBS
—TUBER ROSES
—TUBEROUS BEGONIAS.
Anything we have not in stock will
be procured -at catalogue prior,.
A special prize of $5 00 is being
given by me at 511e Wiogiraui fair for
rhe best collection of Rooter and
,abVegetables growu from my seed `
The Druggist.
Office G. N. W. Telegraph,
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