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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-12-15, Page 1VOL XXXIII.--NO. 1714, WILT HAM TIMES. WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15. DO4, Not a Game of Chance When yon come to trade with ns you take no chances with your money. Bank deposits are not safer than our guarantee to you of good value or money back. To know what real solid clothing vaine iq—Buy Homuth Bros' Sults and Overcoats. We are showing some beautiful effects, made in latest style and best workmanship, at $16,00, $18.00 up to $25.00 Xmas Gifts. NECKTIES In Neckties we have all the new colorings and styles in Puffs, Derbys, Flowing Ends, Bows, Strings, etc. Really the finest aesortmout ever shown in the county, at 25c, 50o, and .75 MUFFLERS Be sura you have one of oar warm. Mufflers ; materials of wool, •also silk. These are the great- est valne we have ever offered. at 36o, 50o, 75e, $1.00 and $1.25 GLOVES In GIoves we have a very fine as- sortment to select from. These are good fitters—by the best makers; all sizes; $1, $1.25, $1.75 In Hats, naps, Underolothing, Sus- penders, Handkerchiefs, Armlets, Colored Shirts, White Shirts,Hosiery, Collars, Cuffs, and in fact everything in Gents' wear. We invite you before buying else- where to call and have a loots at any rate, and no doubt you will go away from thio store well pleased. A pleasure to show goods. iomuth Bros. Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers. MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by li'RANK PATEusoN, No. 25 Victoria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequire d. DOMINION BANK WINGHAM Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0,00 0 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $3,414,000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEP'AR'TMENT --Interest slowed on deposits of $1 and upwards, and added to principal 30th June and 31st I3eoember eaoh year. D. T. HEPBURN, Manage]'. it. Vanstone, Solicitor. BANK OF HAMILTON wIxcxam. Cannel paid up, 02,250,000.00. Reserve Fund, $2,000,000.00. Total Assets, $25,006,000.00. 1.'reet ent-- $ON.'WM. (}moor(. •bloc -President and General Manager ... ,i.'. iratt.auLL. .Assistant Geis. Manager•• -H. M. Wbtrs.N 1I1tEC'PO *loan Proctor. A. B. tee, Jobe a. Hendrik, Geo. lltitherford, Oyras A. Barge. Inspector—B. Willson. SAVIrt *S BANS. Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and tip - 1! No and olid d toh principal no :l+St Nay and year. Spokes Deposits aloe received et entreat icicles of internat. W. C01113011 :.1i, Agent aiIOICINSONIk3#OL11<ite,8olioiiors. Gifu for Xmas Christmas is only three weeks away. When thinking of Gifts bear in mind that ive have the largest and prettiest and ueweet designs in Fancy China ever shown in Wingham. A look will convince.' Dinner Sets, • $6 00 to $25.00 Toilet Sets, - 1.50 to 10 00 ' Tea Sets, - 1 55 to 10.75 5 -o'clock Tea Sets .1.00 to 1 60 Jardinieres, Fruit Seta, Water Sets. Table Sets, Cheese Dishes, Bread and Butter Plates, Chocolate JUKS,Salads, Sugars and Creams, Nat Bowls, Bis. tuitJars, Pin Trays, Salts and Pep- pers, e -pers, Cups and Saucers, Tea Pots, Bread Plates, Cold Meat Platters, Vinegar Bottles. Also a large selec- tion of other useful articles.. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Times Christm • ; Number. ifir Do your buying now and we will put articles away until called for or deliver when'desired. R, A. Hutchison GROOERIEs AND CROCKERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59 Real Estate Notice. It will pay you to come to me to bay your farm or town property. Never before had I such an extensive list (both in town and coun- try) for bale. flume about 0 000 acres of land, eoniprtsieg some of the best farms in the coun- ties of Huron and Bruce, and now is the time for the intending purchaser to have a look at hem. I . an also suit you In town property no matter what you may desire. Prices rang- ing from $400 up to$4,000. Col'ection of rents and accounts a specialty. Life and Accident Insurance effected. C. J. MAGiUIRE Beal Estate and Business Transfer Agent, Y AN$TCNE BLOCK. WINGHAM, ONT. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Died in Manitoba. Mrs. Eliza Hawt erne, a former resi- dent of this sectio died at Waskada, Man., au Priday ast, aged 92 years. Mrs. Hawthorne eft here some nine months ago for th West. The remains are being ]brought ome and the funeral will take place fr the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. m. Saunders, Lower Wingham this ( ursday) afternoon to the Biuevale ce tory. —Tisixs and Weekly GIobe till let of January, 1906, for $1.65, Kindness Miss Bertie Hain Arthur Haines of t graph operator a recipient of a bee with pearls and an was from Messrs died recently in N. Haines had aoeom ing on a recent S raugenzents for th to Lnoknow for b preciated. daughter of Mr. s town, who is tele- Lucknow was the tifnl gold ring, set emerald, The gift ynor, whose brother ntana, and who Miss odated iu tolegraph- uday in making ar- bringing of the corpse rial. There's nothing in Me• Women's, Boys' or Girls' " hr' mss Slippers" that our stook w 11 ot offer you at money-savingpric:: W. J. GREER Have Secu ed Schools. • The following m tubers of the present class of teachers in training at the God- erich Model Schon have secured posi- tions for 1905 as fo owe: Miss Kathleen Telfer, Walton; L 'ss Winona Howard, Winohelster; Mitt, Margaret Kilpatrick, Prosperity ; Miss `lura Kienzle, Credi- ton; Miss Carri Milligan, Brussels; Miss Dora Dalto , Chatsworth; Miss Cora White, Lea bury; Clayton White, Port Albert; Ha y Leppard, Drew Sta- tion; George Ea lestone, Whitechurch; Herbert Catnpbe , Whitechurch; Miss Clara Koehler, shwood. Two good furnished bedrooms, .singly or together, centrally located are offered for rental. Apply to P. O. box 208, or at this office. Shop a I-iome. The Christmas season is now with us and there will bo •• nob extra buying. Our Iocal merchants • ave made exten- sive purchased with view to taking care of this extra tra e, and are prepared to give equal (if not etter) value than is to be obtained in ,he larger Centres. They are enabled to do; this by their •ex- cellent buying farad ties and the lower cost of shop manaewent and selling. In vieW of this tee eel sure the people of this vicinity esti give the local dealers and mantifaetur.rs the preference. every dollar seen • et home does a n al- titude of local pe. •Ie some good, while a dollar sent awn benefits nobody iocaI- ly, not even the , rchaser in most cases. This remark app] et to farmers as well as citizens. The f , e circulation of money in the towel per to of liberal purchases in the market, . ioh enhances the prises of all kinds of p oduoe, to the farmers' immediate adv: i tage. Consultation .1 The TIMES' advertis- ing columns w 1 save Units and money. The desirable isles for prosent•snaking and Christmas festivities are all enunler. ated there and in most melt the prices ate given. A •.ruse' of the advertise- ments will th afore enable shoppers to decide before sed as to their regnite- mente and wh re they' 06 10 be Obtain- ed. Let this :: • n be one of horne. buy- ing and gond• ill among neighbors. Anniversary an The anniversary s with the Winizha will be held on Sun Philp, B 11, of Ki at both services. the annual tea -me under the auspices Sooiety, After t will be held at w will deliver his 1 Palestine." Tea -meeting. rvices in concoction Methodist Church ay next, Ravi Jos. }ardine will preach n Monday evening ting will be held of the Ladies' Aid a an entertainment ioh Rev. Mr. Philip °tare, "Yicnioing in —The TIDIES till 1st of for $1,00. January 1909 K. O. T. M Officers. At the regular me ting of Wingham Tent, No. 68, K. O. M., on Tuesday evening of last w ek the following officers were elect for the ensuing year:—Coin., E. Gr es; Lt. -Com., John Lamont; Record K per, J. W. Dodd; Chaplain, A. E. , lemons; Sergeant, J. G. Robertsou; at A., Alex. Mo - Nevin; lst M. of G., E. E, Simmons; 2nd M, of G., F. '. Seli; Sentinel, A. Green; Picket, W . Carr, All kind$ of small m • Ica nstruments on sale at T H. Boss' -to store. Important Notice. Having decided to retire from the oar- riage and fur goods business an, ,evote my time exclusively to my sin busi- ness, I offer exceptional • argains in cutters, robes, fur coats eto. Every- thing has to go wi in • e next month. Yon may never ha • e e • • a chance again to buy this class oods at your own prices. If you have not the ready cash to pay, drop in and talk it over with ns and see if we can't arrange terms to suit you. Stand beside Presbyterian church. T. H. Ross. For violins, guitars, mandoline and small goods of alt kinds, go to D. Bell's music, store. Death of M s. Tucker. After several wee Tucker. rilict of the passed away at her street north on M years. Deceased respected resioent o wards of ten years ing to Wingham sh 'Mrs. Tucker and h died in Febrnary, 1 sident of this secti member ot the Church. She 1 children. The yesterday aftern in the Union oe s ilinese, Christina ate William Tucker, ome on Josephine day last, aged 73 ad been a highly Wingbam for tip. d previous to mov- resided near Blyth. late husband, avho 5, were pioneer re. . Deceased was a ngham Presbyterian survived by several• fnueral took place on to the family plot etery at Blyth. BOY WAsrn seventeen or eig assist in the e. Jas. McGuire. .—A good smart boy teen years of age, to press office. Apply to W. 0 W. Officers. National 0a held a very ent election of offic on Friday event following office Robt. Maxwell; J. Terriff; B., Hewer; E., W. S,•, Jas, Kelly; Terriff, R. H. Or Kennedy and J. head camp, R. gate, W. Nichola a lunch was sery lent programme music and reoitat of Wingham are , No. 139, W. O. W , nsiastio meeting for the s for the ensuing year, g of last week. The were elected :—P.0 C., O. 0., A. Coutts; A. L , Nicholson; C., J. W. iley; W., J. Elliott; imagers. P. Tansley, J wder; Physicians, J. P. Chisholm; delegate to xwell; alternate dele- te Atter the meeting followed by au excel - consisting ' of songs, one. The Woodmen ertainly alive. Chosen Fiends Officers. Ata meeting +f Wingham Council, No. 222, Cana, tan Order of Chosen Friends on Mon ay evening, the follow- ing officers war elected for the coming year:—C. C.. 11 Pringle; V. C., M. BockWith; Re..rder, J. B. Ferguson; Treas., Alex. R•ss; Prelate,' Simon Mit- chell; Marshall H. B. Elliott; Warden, Mrs. H. B El iott; Guard, Dr. A. J. Irwin; Sentry, . H. Roderus; Trustees, H. Davis, H. Ht ..ilton, sr., S, Mitchell; Auditors, H. Da is and Dr. A. J. Irwin; Representative •. Grand Council, W D. Pringle; alter • ate, Alex. Rosa. The officers will be i. -tailed at, the regular meeting on the la t Monday evening in Janney. It fa t e iutentiou to have an organizer visit W ngham to solicit new members and all Id members are asked to assist in puttin : the Council in good working order. For the best ma ' -s of Pianos, call and look through D. Bell's stock. Prices to suit purchasers. They are the best money can procure. Remember the stand, near Bell's factory, Temporary Bridge at Zetland. Our readers, an 1 more particularly those who reside at the west of Wing - hard to learn that a hnln will be pleas �d temporary bridge es been built over the river at Zetland and. that t`ho road on the boundary as been neon :or traffic sines last onlay. Councillor Gavin Wilson, of E t Wawanosh is to be given considers le praise for the trouble he has to n in securing the Wilding of the tein orary bridge, as is also Mr. John Gills ie, of Whitechurch, who ably assisted Mr. Wilson. The men who assisted gratuitously in the iuildingr ot the b dgo ere entitled to muoh thanks. a building of the temporary bridge ill mean consider. ably inure busine to the Winghatn merchants, Soni $10 was spent in securing material and this amount should be refunded in some way to the men who done the ork. The contract• ors say the new b dgre will be com- pleted in two weeks We hope this may prove true. The Christmas Num er of the Tnaas is now ready for diatrib tion. The boob is nicely printed and contains several interesting stories as well as other good reading matter. All subscribers who pay for the Thus for 1905 will re- ceive a copy free. Al subscribers who have already renewed or 1305 can get a copy of the Number y calling at the office. Subscribers a distance will have a copy mailed to them as soon as the amount of retie' : subscription is received. Municipal No 'nations. Some newspapers re stating that Municipal Nomination: will be held, on Friday, Dee. 28rd ins ead of Monday, 26th inst., on account Christmas likely to be observed op Monet y owing to the 25th coming on Sunday Such is not the ease and Nomination t ay wilt still be Monday, 26th inst. Th % change is only permissible when Chris mart Day falls on Monday, as it will nex year, In Wing - ham, municipal matter are very quiet. We have not yet heard a rumor as to who will be candidates ' • r the Mayoralty and Councillors. Co neillor Holmes has served the town for many years as Councillor and we w old like to see him occupy the Mayor a chair for 1 Read Greer's advt. C ri:: •, as sug- gestions. Of Interest to Municipa Snb•seotion 3a of seotio Consolidated Municipal Ao a decided ohauge, whit specially noted by aspirin "In cities, towns and 1 villages, every candidate fi of mayor, reeve, Controlh councillor, water commissi railway commissioner, aha of nomination or at au inthe aft nine clock c following day, Or when a holiday, then before (noon) of the sncceedin office of the clerk of the statutory declaration with the form contain of thio Act, or to the possesses the necessar office, and in default such candidate shall resigned, and his nam from the list of candi be printed on the Ballo Candidates. 129 of The ,1903, makes should be candidates: incorporated �r the office r, alderman, ner, or street on the day time before noon on the ch Iast day is 'twelve o'olock day, file in the municipality a in accordarce d in section 311 ke effect, that he qualification for of his so doing, , deemed to have shall be removed tes and shall not papers. County Coui.ejt ' 'ominations. The nomination of County Commissioner on Monday next. I comprising the Waw and Blyth, the nomi be held in Herbert shop at Belgrave. are likely to be in t Currie, ' A, E. Bra Donald Patterson a For division No. berry, Howick a nominating .meeti Wroxeter and Mes son, the present Co he opposed by Mr Morris, Grey and will be received Envenom, we undo it is likely that seek re election. the names of any dates. The norm these divisions are field ; No. 8, Jos. Scott. candidates for will take place No. 7 division, oshes, Wingham ation meeting will Wheeler's wagon he candidates who e field are John T. win, M. Lockhart, d Wm. McQuillan. . comprising Turn. d Wroxeter, the will be held at s. Miller and Fergu issioners will likely Doig. For No. 6, ussels, nominations Brussels. Warden tend will retire and r. W. H Kerr will e have not heard nssible new candi- iting officer;, for No. 7, P. Pnrter- stan; No. 6, F. S. Hockey Hoots—In s and prices we Iead. .-"W. J. GRLER, • Calif nia, The Chicago & N rth Western Ry. has issued a new blieation entitled "California." It contains a beautiful colored map of the state, a list of hotels at California tourist resorts with their capacity and rates; and a most interest. ing series of pictures showing Califor- nia's resources and attractions. The prospective visitor and settler should be in possession of a ropy of this profusely illustrated folder. Sent to any address on receipt of two cents ea stamps. Low rates from all polars. B. H. Emmett, 2 East King St.. Toronto, Ont. 'ems. virromikomo WE ARE READY ! OUR Christmas Goads ARE ON DISPLAY We hese a well assorted line, and every article full valve for money asked. Call in and see them. PERFUMES—In fancy pack- ages, each - 25o to 0.5.00 MIRRORS—In ebony and role - wood, each • 506 to $2.50 BRUSHES—Hair, Cloth, Hat and Hand— each 25e to 03.00 BON BONS—Lowuey's best, in fancy paokagea, 250 to $5.00 'Heather Goods, Purses, Cigar Cases, etc., eto, Walton Mckihbon DRUGGIST, 'WfNGR'A' . ext door to Moet Ofttee, Moved to Ingham. Mr, and Mrs Da have been residents for many 9ears are this week into th Irwin's which Mr pnrobased from large number ofPE assembled at the evening and pre Robertson with address. The a next issue. $1 A. YEAR IN ADVANCE ,t id Robertson, who of East Wawanosh oving to Wingham house next to Dr. Robertson recently r. Thos. Moore, A t Wawanoeh friends ✓ home on Tuesday anted Mr. and =. o easy chairs rase will app •an in our McCall Co. have a new supply of Peruna. The Scott h Concert. All arraogeme is for the annual Scottish concert to be held on Tuesday, January 10th. u ler the auspices of Camp Caledonia„ . S. are do a O. about com- pleted, and the ar eta are the best that can be secured. hose taking part are H. Ruthven Macd nald, baritone; Mary 0. Donaldsou, 5 each reader; Lillie Sleiser Paine, sop ano ; Jas Fax. comio singer; Mabel Me onald and Piper Mc- Donald, 10 Highly d dawning and pipe music; Mrs. G. 0. anna and Mrs. H. Ruthven Maodona , accompanists. T e plea of hall will be at McKibbon's drug store and will ope at at 2 o'clock p, m., ou Tuesday, Jaen ry 3rd. T. H Ross is a •p• ted sole dealer Heiutzman & C• the popular pia ,for Wiugliam and i . surroundings. Xmas PRe,SRNrs.—What's those Fanny Wants d we are clearing? Mai price. picer than ress Goods of them half G. E. Kaci. Firemen ewarded. The letter given below will explain itself. Chief Van omen thanked the Gnuus, Limited, behalf of the fire- man for their 'gen roses donatiou. The letter reads as toll s:— To onto, Den. 12th., 1904 V. Vannorman, Chief of Fire Bri ade, Wing ani, Ont, Dear Sir :—We have strutted Mr. Graham, our manager at Wing} zn, to hand a cheque for $50 00 to be app ied ,n the Firemen's Pand of your town, as a tok i of our appreciation for services rendered )i connection with the recent fire at our ware use. We are informed that efficient service wt s rendered. and Wish to express our appreciati of same. Yours suds, GUNNS, LIMITED. The greatest • organ eve Bell of Guelph. reasonable prices payment. 1 ha last 21 years. made is the s them at very + on easy terms of sold a pile of them the T. H. Ross. The est Always. It is said t. Weekly Star c readers than a papers in Caua goes' on inereat no wonder, for tion enables 11 more and more ing year to ke ahead ot all con are told their p 1s given to all w money thau an "The Priucess this year's pit beauty. One amount to pu a year's suhsc We learn th having a ph number of ne tar the Fancily and f Montreal has more ekly hat it r year ie ns cironla- e ere to spend each succeed. Famliy Herald hors. Tine year we emiutn picture, which i0 subscribe, est more two former premiums. t Work" is the title of urs. and is a perfect dollar seem a smell ,hale such a picture, and iption to that bin weekly t the Family Herald is somenal increase in the readers this year. •y other five is combined, ng year of its merve uhli I have seen, Bell erg • in constant Ilse for 30 years a • g • in perfect order. I sell the Bell. T. H. Ross. Convention . Goderich. A large and repr Of the Liberals of at Goderich on Mon of choosing a. raudid vicial election. Es Sian of the riding wa full complement of d enthusiasm prevail gentlemen ware n Cameron, K. C . the William.Proudfoot, Blair, of Goderich: of Clinton; John N gan Dalton of Ash Auburn; William wannsh; James S Holmes, of Clint° (lolbnrne tnwnsh Goderich; John wanoeh; P. Macd ham; Henry Beat Clinton. All Cameron and Mr. the taking of a received a majorit nomination a as t on motion of Mr. thusiastio apnlaue kerzie, M. P. f present and addr the questions of t entative gathering et Huron was held ay for the purnnse to for the next Pro- li pulling snhdivi- represented by a legates, and great The following urinated: ---M. G present member; C., and G. F. W. Shaw. M. D., McKenzie and Mor - Id :Tames Than of aillie. of West Wa- 11 of Hullett; Robert ; Alex. Young, of J. C Martin of . Currie, of East We- nald, M. D., of Wing - ie, S. S. Cooper, of hdrew except Mr. Prouhfoot, and on allot Mr. Cameron of the votes. The en made unanimous roudfoot, amid en- . Me. P. II. Maa- ✓ South Bruce, was sed the convention on e day. WINGHAM SC •Ole BOARD. The last regular m ham, School Board fo on Tuesday evening bees present except minutes of previous and approved. The Principal's re allowed a total on t these 203 i'ere boys a an everage attendant was open 21 days an present. On motion the Principal's report Accounts were rea Davidson, teaming, supplies, $9 89; H material, $2,20; windows, $1 25; H ing, 80o; Gray. You brink, etc., $8 50. Moore—Long--T read be paid—Carri Communication w eipal of Palmerston ing if Wingbam echo from toe County t meat. The Seeretar reply that County gr by the Government. The Inspector's re last meetiug was tak tion, when it was Griffin, seconded by the Principal be emp the necessary book recommended by t ries. Ou motion of T Abraham, the Secre to secure tenders fro for a car load of Homuttt and Trusts errs to let the contr Ou motion of Kerr, the teachers for November and ed to be paid, At the close of th Musgrove invited t Board, and newapa restaurant where being the annnal tr grove. The treat w If you want tget. a " piano on your own terms see (life.•. -r have the Heintz. man & Co. an Bell, as wall as cheaper makes. T. H, Ross. Dr. Butler, Five, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, Loudon, 3rd door East St. Andrew's Church. Glasses supplied. Three'of the ret Dominion gee. tions in Ontario In ve been protested— Wentworth, Nort]JGrey and Norfolk. Notion -1 have arranged with the Dominion Bank to manage my business and all owing me on notes ormortgages, gag , can pay principal or interest at any time after falling due. Remember you need not pay until you tare tequeated to do so by me. I thank all those who have done business with me and wish you all every prosperity. Rosy. Il1oINlioo. ting of the Wing - this year was held ith all the mem- E. Floyd. The eating wero read rt for November o roll of 465, of d 262 girls, with 419, The school all the teachers f Kerr and Moore, was adopted. as follows;—John 45; J. D. Burns, Kerr, work and Shark, frosting . Elliott, advertis• g & Sperling, fire t the accounts as s read from Prin- ublio School, ask - 1 gets more grant an from Govern - was instructed to nted $2 to every $1 rt left over from n up for considera- oved by Trustee rnstee Kerr, that veered to purchase and apparatus as e Inspeotor.—Oar• ustees Irwin and ry was instructed the coal dealers oal and Chairman Moore be empow- 01. ustees Griffin and sed officers salaries ecem ber were order - meeting Principal o ng p e members of the er men to Moore's sters were served, at from Mr. Mus- s enjoyed by all. c'CHURCH NOTES. Rev. D. Perris sermons in the Pr Heneall on Sunday The dates decide mer School at Km to I3. School wil eaohed temperance last. upon for the Sum- ardiue are August 7 be rimier the direction District Epworth A special meeting tery was held at afternoon for the John Radford, Esse Barnett, Holesw sermon ; Rev. D addressed the rat Perrin, of Wroxet gregation. The Sacred Onn Verne Sisters iu ham, last Sunda It was held and chnie and the at and evening wa the stormy wea morning tied e the pastor, Rev morning oo ••T from the text, know to God " practical seri The singing a greatly appre &more yesterday nduction of Rev. Co , as succcessor wart. Rev. John rth preached the Perms, Wiogham, ister and Rev. Mr. r spoke to the con- ert given by the DB Lttiolle Church, Wing - night was' a success. r the auspices of the endance, both morning las ge, not withstanding her The sermons both ening was nreached by Father Hanlon, in the e Providence of God" hit 4: 0, "Be nothing et your pet itions be made In the evening the dis- ed on the text "Who art n was preached, whose the Kiugrinn of God." d instrumental music were An Appropriate Preseut for a lady would be an exquisitely gotten up bottle of Berfume. We have them so elaborate and rich in appear once—filled with perfume so dainty— that it would be hard to think of a gift which would be more aeceptable to a Our Xraas goods for both. ladies and gentlemen and little girls are attract- ing conaiderable attention from fore- handed ehristmes shoppers, and quite a number of articles have been selected and set aside. All are at liberty to see the goods, whether they buy now or later. A11,111cCall &Co umaTED Druggists and Opticians WINGHAM, - ONT. A Famous School mile& This school has a continental repu- tation for thorAughuess. Our coursee are up to -date and practical, and the teaching is done by experienced in- atructors in KWh department. THERE IS NO BETTER SCHOOL IN CANADA., We would like to give full information concerning our work to• anyone de - Riling a Business Education ro* Short- hand Training. Write for free catalneset Winter Term opens gene.. ry 3rd, Grit and Tory get the same mte, when' insuring in COSENS' All kinds of Loan, Real Estate and I nsura.nce business transacted. ESIGHA M. prirjler- tiftitiowivarikoww"~"eiroiiivi We Serld The SeeLs'on.'s Greetings 1 To all our friends and we trust that their Christmas will be a Merry One, Indeed. Here's a Christi:11as suggestion for Old Sante (Maur— Shoe up the Family It's better than wasting money for toys and gew gaws. This is a happy thought, and we suggest for inatauee- -A pair of Ware and Easy Shoes for Grandma. —A. 'Asir of Warm Arctics for Grandpa, —A pair of Handsome Quilted Romeos for Mother. —A pair of High Heeled Dress Slippers for Sister tte. —A pair of Heavy Skating Shoes for Brother Tom. —A pair of Rubber Boots for Willie. —And then to cap the climax- -A pair of Slippers for Old Santa Claus himeelf. We have figured it up and the whole outfit will toot Only $10.00 Splendid suggestion—don't you think so? Fresh supply of Trunks and Valises. W. J.* GREER in Pet &IP Shoer to the People.