The Wingham Times, 1903-05-07, Page 1AM
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VOL, XXXIL---NO. 1630,
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THIS WEER WE HAVE SOMl;-
TIINS* NIOE To OFFER? IN
(DINNER SETS'
:hat is
the Good
of buying cheap if you are
dissatisfied with the pur-
chase hi a abort 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 S1o.o0
to $4.o.oa. Made to fit
you in every particular.
SATS`'-
In Hats we have -the very
newest American Styles
at prices from Soc to$3,00
ROOTS ,& SHOES
We have special prices in
thatlime, which will pay
you to see before going
elsewhere.
CKIN EAR
.._t,
All the Latest designs,
Prices 25c to 50c.
°A pleasure to show goods,
iloiiiuth Bros.
Signet, tie Big Bear.
O7•PIEOE SETS
100-PIEOla SETS
116-PIEOE SETS
120.1,'IEOE SETS
All Meaktp s ware ; and of course
they are the beat makers in England.
We don't mark our goods like some
others. For instance, when a set is
only worth $10.00 we don't mark it
$13.00; or $14.00 and mark it $15.00,
or $6.50 and mark it $9.50; but we
mark our goods as close as we
poasibly can so as to live by the
profits.
R A. Hutcheson
■
GROCERIES AND °ROOKERY
Prompt Delivery. - Phone 59,
Who Wants a Farm ?
1 have over 4,000 acres choice farm lands
for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine Huron
and Ashtleld Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost tor a song
Also a ood blacksmith shop (dwelling in of
nection doing a good business, for sale ch
A hot doinggood business for sale oh •
Also a wagonshop. A general store with lar e
trade, Iive village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at o per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by Plane PATZUSOrr, No. 23 -Victoria
Street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINOHAM
Capital paid up, $ 2,940,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,2 0,000
Farmers' Notes 'discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the `United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPAIiTIVEsT--Interest
allowed on deposits of ;1 and upwards,.
and added to principal 30th 'Tune and 31
3)0ember each year.
A. E, GXBSON, Manage •
. B. Itanatcne, Solicitor,
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAMI
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,600,000.00.
President--3'OSX S`rU.ltlT.
Vice-President—A.G. ItAmirt.
»xIteearollt3 •
John Praetor, taco. 12oaeh Wm. Gibson, Xd.7s.
,A. T. Wood, M. P., A. B. Lee IToronto).
General Manager --J. Z Thi Lle
lssitiage Bank -Hours 10 to 3; Saturday, 10
to I. Inc o its of $1 and upwards received. In-
euild3itledit itd,omnallowed, and year the det
principal.
lepeoial Tesposits am received at eurrent
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the 'united
states Bodghtxnd Sold.
Travellers ate notified that theBenkof Rani-
31ton audits Drenches issue -Circular Bates of
National provincial Bank of Enirland, Limited,
which can be aaehtd wtta rnt tatergs or trou•
ego tit say pert or ttte world,
. CO1413OVt,11, Agent
»1Or]I'r5Os s ELVir1VST1a, Solicitors..
J. A. MoIirENZIE
Insurance Agent,li'olyrood.
REAL ESTATE.
1 have over 5,000 acres of land for sale in
Huron County, and in addition to this I have
22 sections Manitoba lands for sale thegreater
amount being'in the best wheat -raising - dis-
tricts of that province. Prices for Manitoba
land from $3 to .$:'a per acre. If you, desire a
farm in this section of country no matter what
size or.t,rice,yonnnay,w t ] Can itiarantee
you satisfaction. call. ses,wltat I ,have • on
my bargain sheets.', Town property' ar every
description for sale Tel reasonable.
O. J. I,XAc+UtnE,
Real Rotate A ent.
OFFIOE—T7pstaira in.tho Vanatone bioek
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement.
Oampbell'eEdeadache Wafers guaran
teed to cure headache.
Transfer of F rm Property.
Last week Mr. H my Thomson sold
his 150 aere farm in East Wawanos5 on
the boundary to Mr. Isaiah Shaw, of the
4th con. of Cuiro s. The price paid
Was $;5,500 >o Mr. haw will .get poss-
ession in January n xt,
Furnished rooms t
park. Apply to Pin
le , convenient to
HILL.
M its ion ar
The twenty' -leve
of the Woman's
Society of the We
Presbyterian Ghur
held in Guelph this
from Wingham are
Miss. M. Macdonal
later and Mrs. J. 0
Meeting.
th annual meeting
()reign Missionary
ern Division of
in Canada is bein
eek.: The delegat
Mrs. (Rev.) Petrie,
, Miss Nettie Link -
Rose,
Fon SALE—Gent
good as new.
Apply to Wm. Rob
WINGUTAM, ONTARIO, TJJURSDAY, MAY 7, t003.
i.
Wear Greer% Shoes and Rubbet%
Anntversa
The anniversary
with the Wingha
will d n' n
w eheld r
J. S. Hardie, of
special sermons,
asked for to ai.
necessary repairs
y Services.
arvioes in connection
Peesbyteriau church
a th.
y, May 17 Rev.
istowel will preatlh
pecial collections ar
iu ma1dug sone
the ohuroh property
Seed peas, withoutbugs, at T. A.•Mi1ts
s to haat
upi olstering �Applywomt atrWalbker cel C1 egg'
upholstering factory.
Exclusive
T. R. Ross has se
right for this (bstrie
John Deere goods, it
side delivery racks,
aid rvalki::g plows,
considered away fa
other kind made in
ways looking for so
thinly he has struc
man's bicycle, as
ill be sold cheap.
tson.
Sudden Chan
` Following closet
of Thursday aftern
tune began to fall v
night it was nearly
_int the afternoon.
est rapid expert:::
years. During the
we had slight fros
not far enough adv
any great extent,
day and the warm
has been welcome
e in Weather.
upon the rafts storm
on last the tempera -
y rapidly and before
degrees lower than
he drop was the
ced here in inane
following few nights
Agency•
ured the ex.. sive
for the s e of the
la L n ' • ay loaders,
oro ntors, riding
etc;, etc., which are
in advance of any
nier:oa. T. H. is al
ethiug goodand Pee
it dolt tide time.
Rooms to let, over D. M. Gordon's
store, Apply to A. J. Ii;wilt.
Foi SALE—Two story brick cottage
on north side of John street, between
Shuter and Framed streets. Good stable
and one fifth sore of land. Apply to Be
Vanstone.
Holiday on
As May 24th this
May the 260. wilt b
day, A rex:lama
Dontiuion. Govern
this date for the ob
irthday,in Lieu of
It will also serve t
birthday of the lat
May 25th.
ear falls ou Sunday
observed as a holt
ion issued by tie
ent last fall fixed,
rvance of the Xiug'e
he Oth of November.
commemorate the
Queen Victoria.
Private funds oan at lowest rate of
interest. Apply t Ii; Deltee
Nunez—A satisfactory' sale cif busi-
ness or property .certain, if listed With
0. 3.14Aelnlir, Real Estate Agent..
`Passed
1n the list of stn
examivations at
College, Loudon,
Mr. John Ag ew
,f this 'n. Th
year examination
best wishes of
tinued success.
of Mr. H. Davis
year examined
same college.
arninatrohs
cots whopaasse t their
6' Westerflt'Medical
notice the name of
brother of Dr. Agee
s is Mr. Agnew's third
and he will have the
any friends for cont
r. Davis,. a nephew,.
town, passed his first
with honors at the
Look for au
shoes and balau
mencing Satur
Full particulars
Comfortable
soft water. N
D. Thomas. P
ply to M. Lazo
f irat ;0 • obeli .Game.
The drat baseb 1 gatue of the season
will be played on he park on Thursday
dsy
of next week. 10 Joie, between Car=
Sill aucl Wingba club , Winehain has
a g
ood ballteam this•sea ou
.
e-
1 : a „ : may be poked for as the Oa;
gill boys are We , ul1 r'`tti lasebail. There
sheuld be a Ip go .attendanceat this
gat,rte. Encour: ge the bots, Game call-
ed at 4.30 p. sharp. The President
will'.
Open the g ;theby tltrpsviul the first
ball and the V a Fresidallt will eatehit.
ion sale o boots and
o of 1 goods. cum -
y of noon, May 16th.
•ext week.
Homan Baos,
ems to let; hard and
w occupied by Mr, W.
session May 1st. Ap-
T, Box 10e, Wingham.
ewerage By -Law.
of Listowel will vote
ay 27th, to• repeal a
sat year to expend
erage system for that
the
on going into tl e
found that the $7,000
e cost of putting in
are now asking the
al last year's by-law.
to Repeal
The ratepayer
on a by-law on
by-law passed
$7,000 on a Se\
town. The cou
atter more ful
would not meet
the sewers and s
ratepayers to re
Fon Setn--3 Buggies, 1 new. apply to
C. 3, Mententre
A1 reliice a edt
a
rn the
baking
t
g
txode xoodohcfotagoUd bov
Applyt A. oat.
Sate of Stoe and Implements.
Unreserved au ion sale of farm stook
and implements i lot 1.1 cep. 4, Turn.
berry, etiolate -batt ipiles north of
131nevele, on 'S tarday, May 9th, at 1
o'clock p., en.' good liet of articles and
everything to b old es: the proprietor
has rented his f rm. Johne: Black, pro-
prietor; A. Mac wen, electioneer..
CRAYON E oBIlte;ar.---Life size, for
$2.00, at Armstrong &r Co's studio.
Mrs. Green,' milliner, offers special
value in long black -pinnies and tips.
Next door to Smith's hank.
CEMENT—Oar of Durham cement dust
arrived: Parties who intend using
cement soon will do the wise bet if tbey
buy it now, as cement will likely ad-
vance in price before long. We are also
agents for Hanover cement.
A. i"g17NG & Sox.
Letter from
The TIUEs was ti
a letter front a for
ham and East Wa
of Mr, Jas. D.
but vegetation is resident of Redia
need to be inj nred tot Nicol, it will he r
'he fine rain on Sun- .pales some time a
eathersinoethat day the benefit of kis
pleased to learn th
good health and li
tench. He has
southern country
orange grove. In
enclosed a ?luno
and also a con
recent copies of
papers. The one
a visit of a
Redlands will gi
of the kind of o
eitj_oying in Oali
read in part as foll
Dr. Ovens, of London,Surgeon, Oen-
list and Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. will be at Winghaut on Mon-
day', Jane 1st; Monday, Jane 29th.
Glasses properly fittted. Office at Camp-
bell's drug store, Wingham
Lacro
'The district 0
adian Laeroaso
ing at Toronto I
draft of the di
Winghant is in
be as follows:
Listowel, Tees
Ilarriston may
district.
the distrtet weer
wilt be held he
held hi a few
schedule of s
lei eiCt .
$t
mnlittee of the Can -
Medea held it meet.
t week and drew tip a
Webs for this season.
.'unity South
s week in receipt of
er resident of Wing-
anosh, in the person
col, who is now a
, California. Mr.
membered left these
for California, for
health and we are
t he is now enjoying
es the country 'very*
rchaaed land in the
nd will cultivate an
the letter Mr. Nicol
of orange blossoms
e of clippings from
the Badlands news -
clipping referring to
rtr
i Jersey man to
our readers an idea
ate they are 31o'w
retie. he article
1v$: --"Ile has taken
istriet No. 3 which will pains to measure the Chinese wall of
llioardine, Lucknow, yellow roses told lis paces—which he
ater and Wingham. says Were long, an he knows for for-
obabty be added to this mercy he was an e' giileer--given con -
510 feet, with a.
from 10 to 12 feet.
e a trillion roses in.
he says, and adds,
an Irish, ball, that
Id hardly approach
A. Douglass of town is
,y and all meetings
A meeting will be
ays to draw up the
's ttttttOltee.
Additional 1
iens esti pare tour`
secretive length 0
height and baso o
To state that there
bloom is nowhere
With the favor of
the biggest liar co
the truth,"
•
New Landior
Mr. Alex. Orr,t
runswiiek House
week.
The
ug of the retngya
from Fcrdwie1tr
Mr. Alex.'Orr a
ham, where he
wick Hotel.:
the Albion HO.
years, and baa
first-class style'
large number to
petiteet with afi
ell friends on
le leist : terse
and, Nellie> were
who knew -then
jovial and kind
"tpneli..ltised•by h
wish Mit Ort
in -their hew hon je. ".
r
of: Brunswick.
e new landlord of the
took possession last
dee
vof Mr. Orr and family
s :—Ou Tuesday last
family. went to Witt -
purchased the.Eruns•
Qrr.has owned and un
'here for about eig
'siducted the hotel i
tat will he missed by a.
friends. He was pre -
a chain and locket• by
x+`riday evening befor
r'r, •113is Mabel, Mattie
rich esteemed by a
Miseetre, being of `
disposition was • ve
�
For Window Shades go to Ball Bros.
Rev. Mr. M can Accepts,
Rev. J. N. Melte u, B. A., to whom
the Wingltaxn Bap at congregatie8 ex•
te
will-
IIet a
nded 4 as has c p ed, nd ell-
er
�
er upon his duties s pastor of the ahurob
Sunday, May 1 th, Mr.1 oLealria a
ent graduate of oMaster University,
is being his firs charge, and comes to
iughanr very 'ghiy spoken .of as as
11
omis%ug young nail in his ohgsen ca
Good second -hon+
cheap. Apply to P
Try Perry Pen
factory is the lar' st
ton of peus ma e
dealer for theta.
b'+ ele for sale,
Hien
':rry •, co's, pert
world. One
ally. Ask your
Had Rent
The Times is ver
Mr. Jas, Maxwell,
has uotbeeu enjoyi
some time. He ha
rent his farm to hi
well, and will take
rest may prove a
health. Ntr. Max
tion sale of farm a
on Saturday, May
d His Farm.
sorry to learn that
f the Bluevale road,
g good health for
been compelled to
brother, Wm. Max-
rost, We hope the
rent benefit to his
11 will have an auo-
•ck and ituplernents
6th.
Fish—Fresh fish, T, .sd a and Fri-
days at Buokleyi, 8c p ..
Secondhand baby earria for sale,
Carriage can be turned a go-cart;
also runners for use i winter. Apply
Tildes office.
Almost
Wingbaxu may
ous fire at noon ho
chimney from the
on's store took fir
had been smould
ere promptly on
was extinguished
ing' layed ou it.
east hetidu ay it i
would have ended
Jahn Gelbntith's
ly damaged by s
honselioid effects
considerably dam
tile: �V
.feietiy,every saecese
WANTED—Car load Potatoes: 65e per
b ••shelrfor good stock. Geo. l;. Miro.
NOTICE—Some fine building lots for
ale. Apply to
0 J, MAOU11In, Real Estate Agent.
Death of a
° Mrs. George Yo
had been ill for a
Monday, April 27t
' oinig was born
Saotlancl, being- t
the lfite'David 01•
removed to Colb•
saccito be know&
Fourteen yeses 1
n artiecT,, and live •
on the seventh co
tip. het husband's
then she had live•
aneioe of Sir Jas.
psi .
PItJ stotan in twain
ty Queen Victoria
a sister still surety
of Goderioh; Davi
Iowa; and Mrs..
borne; and Mrs. (
Julius Wise and J
?ler children are
Alex., • of Wintgha
Wingham; iters.
East Wawanosk;
of Mensal], and M
Fibre, Mich;
Octogenarian.
ng, of Auburn who
ut a month, died on
, aged 81 years. Mrs.
n 1822 in Banffshire,
e eldest daughter of
k. In 1834 the family
ne, settling on what
as "Claremont" farm.
er, in 1848, she was
on the "Gowrie" farm
ceseibn of Colborne,
death in 1871. Since
at Auburn. She was
lark, for many years
xy to Herlate Majes-
and two brothers and
. These are Wm. S.,
D., of State Centre,
0. Stewart, of Col.
apt.) Jas. Bogie, Mrs.
s. Clark are deceased.
as. Young, Auburn;
i:.Mrs. Jno, Hanna,.
Thos. Straugbau, of
rs. Alex. Mclleneie,
Thos. Anderson, of
Housec1eanog
Aids1-
H0U$Ii1QLD AMMONIA., pint
bottles' 15c
1,YE--Gillet's, E13i()t's Alkali or
Lyti h'8 -
10e can, 3 for .Go
DEAD) STOCIK VERMIN' DES-
TROYER 250 per bottle re -
(laded to 10e
CAt7STICgODA. loo can, 3 for 25o
OHLO111DE LIME per paekage
5e, IOe and iso
tim
WAIITON MGKIBBON
Dru iht and °OOki n
1r-rt&t to Poet Office.
ious Fire.
ve had a very seri-
r on Taesday. The
urnaoo in D. M. Gor-
and for some time it
ring, The firemen
.he scene bat the fire
'th any water bo-
nd the fire go
bard to say where it
D. M. Gordon's and
oods Were considerabe
to and Mrs. Nixon's
ver tho stores were
ed..
Seed peas,'wIthout buf a, t T.
Pine apples are thr
this year, Now is th
ill$'.
earlier
e to put them
down, order from J. ► uckley.
Evangelist Services
The special servis which aro being
conducted in the + :thodist chinch by
Rev. W. Russell ha a been largely at•
tended and interest g. Mr. Russell is
an earnest, euerg to preacher, whose
ministrations cann t fail to be produc-
tive of good results Meetings are held
each evening, be r ening with a song
service at 7.30 o lock. On Sunday
afternoon a mass •+ 4eting for men will
be held in the oper+ ()Meat 3.45 o'clock,
to be addressed by ' ev. Mr. Russell,and
at the same hour a meeting for women
will be held in the Iethodist chureh, to
be addressed by M .. Russell,
Another car los' of p t es wanted
at once; highest p ee pe'+. J. & J. II.
Kerr.
Tho Singer Manufacturing Co. etas
opened i1 store in Wfngham thi eek fn
the Tamlyn block Where a 1 line of
their celebrated sewi eg l chines and a
complete stock, of p r , oil and needles
for all makes of chines twill always
be kept in stock. 011 five and ten cents
a bottle and ueedles 95c per dozen.
Machines rented by_week or mouth. All
kinds of machines repaired at a moderate
charge, lett no charge for repairing
Singer machines that have been out loss
than 10 years.
Rev. J. J. Patte
A large congrega
I Baptist Ohtxreh ore
including many
!churches, on the o
I Patterson's tailing
J of the 13abtist Clln
the outset the re
I formed his hearers
I dor farewell same
We from his bast:
ing as a text the 2i i
Sado he delive
practical sermon ,
lkeeping
power of
this residenoo o r
� here,Rev, Mr. Pa
j endeared himself t
own church and
held in the highest
tnivatio
other deno
the removal of so
pulpitoer, 3rotn t..
in the recognitio+
ability in the call t
usefulness. Oa
farewell social was
rsem of the chttrch
IMrs, Patterson enj.
with the members
1 Rev. Mr, Pettersc
i this week for Duffel
Inew -charge. The
ehurelt will be we
by Mr. E. <atuero ,
son's Farewell.
on assembled in the
unday evening last,
embers of other
asion of Rev: J. J.
eave Of the pastorate
ch in this place. At
errand gentleman iu-
hat he had noortho-
, but afarewell mes-
to the people. Tak-
11 and 25th verses of
a forceful and
the saving and
lle Gospel. Daring
nearly two years
terson has not only
the members of his
ongregation, but is
esteent by those of
is. While regreting
bio and energetic a
vn all will rejoice
of the talent and
A LENGTH
SESSION
Of iho Town F. hers on Monday
Evening. Many atters Disposed
of. Peputatio from Western
Faun,
Y Co.
•
The usual tedia a of the deliberations
of the town cone& was somewhat en-
livened on Moeda evening by the pres-
ence of a number f deputations.
The members o the council were in
their. ,places with he exception of Coun..
Elliott, who is n t yet sufficiently re-
covered to ventu out after night,
A comtnuniion was read from
Y
ryeon t R.
Clsa on
Messrs. . T. J. Meand J u g
r.
behalf of those nterested in the games
of baseball and f.• tbatl, asking the coun-
cil for permissio and financial assistance
to put the park i. ouzels in fit condition
for playing tilos : games. Messrs. Mc-
Lean and Clegg .''ere present and ad-
dressed the conn it in reforeuce to the
matter. On ,not on of Cones. MoLtdoo
and VanStene. t e matter was referred
to the Executive ammittee with power
to act.
Mr. W, J. allagb, the efficient
tvoighwaster at le corporation scales.
wrote stating tha• his present salary was
too low. rete me bers of the council
concurred in the o Eldon that the remun-
eration was scarcel r eotnineusurate with
the servicer; nerfor . ed, and Mr. Mallagh
was re-engaged at : salary of $16 per
month.
A communicatiot from J. S. Carstaire,
assistant secretary •f the Laura Secord
NationalMouutren Committee, was re-
ceived and filed. It is proposed to erect
a memorial at Quee+sten, Only -costing
from $6,000 to $10,0 0.
A petition from ea. Guest and others
asking for sidewalk on the west side of
Alice street was ref. 'ad to the Street
Committee with no 'er to take the ne-
cessary steps for the construction of the
me.
On motion of C. ins. Mcludoo and
Bennett it was deci i ed to undertake the
construction of the allowing sidewalks:
On the south side o Patrick street from
Carling Terrace to a west side of Jo•
sephine street. On he west side of Ed-
ward street from a ,.oiut in a straight
line tyitlt the north -rIy of 1qt 24,
Edward Foley's s ry try, to the north
side of Victoria st
of Catherine 'etre
of 1, ictoria street
line with the sout erly limit of lot 118,
Leet and McKay': survey.
A deputation o r diose interested in
the re-organizatio t of the town band
was present. Tel - Mayor explained 1 he
steps which had al eady been taken by
those interested f connection with the
re -organization of ho hand, the partic-
ulars of which 1 ave been published.
Sufficient money can be obtained by
subscription to p•rchase the required
instruments, and he council was asked
to assnme the ros.onsibility of the salary
of a leader.
On motion of onus. Mclndoo and
VanStone it was decided to give the
band a grant at t le rate of $100 per
annum, payable . uarterly, so long as
they continue to he satisfaction of the
council, and on condition that all instru-
ments uow iu pos.ession of the band and
any to be parolee ed by them so long as
this grant Contin es, remain under con-
trol of the 1+7xecu ive Committee of the
council.
et. Ou the west side
t from the north sirle
On motion of Couns. Dulmage and
Bell, the comm ttee formerly having
charge of the ha d was disharged,. and
authorized to ha la over the instruments
to the Executiv Committee.
On motion the sum of $350 was grant-
ed to the School oard.
Wm. Armour as granted a renewal
of lease of land f r ice house. near the
Pill pond, 50 x 7 feet, the rental being
$20 a year.
By resolution f the council, the Court
of Revision for 1 03 is composed of the
uett and VanSto e.
The Finance Oo inittee recommended
paymeet of the fo lowing accounts:
Zsnott, Haz,ayte
R. Rankin, ealary
ertahr.tn°11 (in
I. D. Barns, suppli s
MeTeean et Son, le ber 107.29
A. Kelly, Meads s ne
147..0050
W. S. Mallagle sal ry 1e.00
13y.lent 48 , 1003, WAS passed,
aniending by-law o. 252, 1808, by in-
serting the follow ng section ;—•"10 pet-
ite& shall spit or xpeetorate upon. any
sidewalk in any ablic highway, or up.
on the floor or o her part of any Maki -
pat building in he town of Winghatn.
tut deivn some roes, the roots of which
dry Co. waited pon the Council in re.
femme to tho propoSitiou submitted by
$y A YEAR LN ADVANCE
SDS
Cone to DOZIO ,AwS, TUE DRUGGIST,
for all kiwis of
Flower and Garden Seeds
Over 30 different colors and vari-
eties of Sweet Peas to choose
your mixture from . i
t I
BULBS
---OANI+IA BULBS
—DAHLIA EI A xUGBS
(.GLADIOLUS BULBS
—TUBER .ROSES
--TUBEROUS I3EGONIAS.
Anythingwe have not is stock will
be procured at catalogue price,
A special prize of e5 00 is being
given by me at the Winghata fair for ,
the best collection cf Boots and
Vegetables,growu front my teeetl
DOUGLASS
The Druggist.
Office G.N. W. '1 legreph,
OUR MOTTO:
ltltigil Grade Welt Only!"
CENTRAL
Our graduates readily seoure good
positions heeause oar high grade
training prey ores them to tender first -
first -class workers and ha ve. nO hale
to waste upon the other kind, Com-
mence a course now anti ha eady fee'
a position in the fall. Write for
handsome catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT
the Company at
Dr. Allen, the
and explained
pany. They we
and their succe
business bad exc.:
If they were to
were coming in
room and additioz
proposed to proce
additions if the C
consIder their pro
It is probable
will be made with
a previous meeting.
aredent, was present,
position of the Com.
outside the combine,
since crmmencing
nate the orders that
ey must have more
to their phint, and
1 at once with suck
toil would favotably
he Company.
Annual P. pular Picnic.
The annual pop' Iar picnic conneo-
don with the 0 diode church, Tees -
water, will take lace on Victoria day,
25th of May. A ougst the usual attrac-
for. The danch platform vill be in
tho large agricul and hall, where dinner
will also be se d oe the ground floor.
Among the pro leant speakers bevited is
Hon. Mr. Tarte
Fon Sate—A nee two storey briok
cottage, ea' acre of land, fruit and shade
trees. Apply to C. j. Meierme. Real
Estate Agent.
Winghads leading Shoe State
The way we 8ell
BOOtS and
Shoes
rerintricable enough to tell Omit.
We handle them thoroughly; keep •
the largest ASEOrttnent of fine grade
footwear in towu; control Hagar
brand here; fine foOtiVcar made spa*
daily by S. T fur men, evotami
and children; they are 3/410 per cent.
better thaa imparted shoes.
sen oar hallo table
of shoes,
Aig. cat In prleos.
GREER