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THE:.W.ING.HAM TIMES.
VOL XXXV.---NO. 1793.
Tailor -Made
Clothes
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or twenty dollars we would
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quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
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Trousers made to order at
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A line selection of (lentil' Fur-
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Tailor and Ciente' Fuinieher
2 doors from post office.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear BMWs Shoes and Rubbers
Sudden De th at London.
The death of Mr. Ann Tibbs, wife of
Mrs. Henry Tibbs, of 178 Richmond St.
took place , very 4adien1y on Saturday
ieight. Deceased 4ad been doing some
shopping, and abo t 11 o'olock she re-
turned home, A er talking to those in
the -louse for so4e time, Mrs. Tibbs was
preparing to retir , when suddenly she
became faint. Se started for a neigh-
bor's house, a fevi doora diatant, but be-
fore she could reach the house she fell,
and death follonted hi a few minutes.
The above from he London Advertiser
refers to the and len death of an aunt of
Mies Maggie Tits, of this town.
Highest price paid for hides and peal -
try at T. Fells' butoher shop.
His Twenty- irst Birthday.
The followingfro the Guelph Herald
of June 12th refers to a former well-
known resident of
gham:—It was a
happy company thegathered at the 1
horae of Mr. fJecdge :lard, Albert Street,!
44
on Monday evening, The occasion Waal
his twenty-first birth •ay and his friends
joined heartly in celEarating the event. "
Games and other foxns of amusement
Contributed to the ening's entertain -
omit and a pleasan evening it was. at
sumptuously prepsr4d supper was par-
taken of in thedioi4k hell. The table
wait attractively dec ated with roan and
similar and from al Bidet; Was Mr. Bard
congratulated npota he attsenment ot his
majority and the gaol wishes that he
*meld lite to etija.1 many siznularly
happy OcoasioneWere ihOWered tipenhina
dating the entire (Neaten The gifts
Were Very numerous 4ni attested tO the
high regard of effete on in Which Mr.
Bard li held. Th inoluded a gold
*etch and thain, the ft of hie father;
geld ring end locket, ti4e gifts of his Mah.
er and slater and a be4rtlfufl' bound lett
Of Inttike, Shortly a2tr two o'olOek the
gathering broke np tbo members titled
but thOtdughly conte ted end all intnres.
rage of a high aPpteeia on of the tiplendid
hoepitailitY Of their khi and genial holt.
Auct on Sale,
Next Monday—June 20th—Mr. R. 8.
Stein will hold a levering aiotion sale of
farm stook and inceelements on WO pre.
anises, lot 42, con. 14, East Wawanosin
Everything to be sold without reserve
as Mr. Stein bas old his farm. John
1
Purvis, anotionee .
WANTED -600 Men and Beni to buy
Ofinhing at H. E. law) & Co's.
Voluntee
The members o
went into camp a
for the two week
train left Wingh
the members of
On board. The
charge of Capt.
rjs to Camp.
the Huron Regiment
London on Monday
treining, The special
in the forenoonwith
e Wingham Company
ingbam company is in
. 0. Hanna.
HORSES sox SALE—Roadsters and
family drivers. Lore & Kum.
Sermon to Orangemen.
The Orangemen, Yining Britons and
True Blues of Win ham, together with
visiting brethren, fill attend divine ser-
vice in St. Paul's johurob on Sunday
morning next, at 1 o'clock, when the
rector, Rev. T. SJBoyIe, will preach.
Members are req sted to meet at the
Orange Hall, Wi gham, at 10 o'clock, to
attend the service.
H. Davis he several good houses and.
a farm for sale. See him for partici]:
tars.
Electedi Officers.
The following ar the officers deleted
by Wingham Lod, No. 286, A.F„ &
A,M., for the entail ig year :—W M, H 0
Bell ; 8 W. Dr W Camlyn; J W, D L
Dineley; Chaplain Rev T S Boyle;
Treasurer, R Vansiene; Secretary, J A
Morton; 8 D, A tele 3rawford ; J D, ER
Ansley ;I G, 3 D BAis; Tyler,J Plenty;
Anditors, R li Crolaer, D T Hepburn.
WA.NTED—Eggs 20e, pedlar's revised
tariff. 100 tubs choice grass butter want-
ed rit onee. Ggo. E. KIM
C. P. R. Dominion Day -Rites.
Excursion tickets between all poi ts
on line of the Canadian Pacific Re' ay,
and from C P. R. stations to sa1y all
points on connecting Ca an lines,
will be on sale Jun 29 t uly 2, inclue-
ive, at the rate of s- e fare far the
round trip. Tiokete good fermata's tin.
til and on Tuesday, Jnly 3. _This gives
five days of low rates at a most delight-
ful time for summer trips. Tiokete and
further information from any Can. Pao.
Agent.
Gardej Party.
A garden party, u der the auspiscs of
Eadie's Presbyteri4 Church will be
held at the home of r. Hugh Tucker,
near Gilmore's echo 1, in Turnberry, on
Tuesday evening, J ne 26th. Wingham
Citizens' Band, Te water Presbyterian
Choir, Mr. S. Gra y in readings' and
Mr. Gibb in violin olos, will furnish the
program. A gooft time is assured all
who attend. Su er will be timed from
6 to 8 o'clock p.
Go -Carts, Baby Carriages, Parlor
Tables, Music Cabinets, Ease's, Screens,
and nice Rocking Chairs atS. GRAORYS.
Barn Destro
About eight o'cl
last, during a seve
barn of Edmund
don 1, Carrick to
lightning and bur
large quantity of h
stock was all got
which perished in
was one of the Is
and was a new on
only a year ago y
an insurance of $
Oompany, but tlai
Mr. Teskey's loss,
d by Lightning.
k on Friday evening
e electrical storm, the
ahoy, lot 7, minces-
nship, was etraok by
ed, together with a
and straw. Thelive
t except seten hogs,
he flames. 'rhe batn
gest in the district,
, having been raised
sterday. There was
00 in the Walkerton
will not nearly cover
WANTED.—Good strong young men
to learn steel range making. Apply to
WESTERN FOUNDRY Co., Winghana.
Pasto4 Farewell.
Rev. Dr. Gundy will preach hie fare-
well aermons in the Wingham Metho-
dist Church on Sunday next, Dr.
Gandy is closing Ms third year as pastor
Of the church an he has a large circle
of friends who a e Berry to hear of his
removal from th town. During Dr.
Gtindy's pedal' te the ohereh has
prospered in er ty way. The entire
debt has been revered and the member-
ship his been laritely itionsitiod, showing
that the retiring >hater has taken an tie,
ti* and etttnest interest in his Work.
The Telexes can Leertily jolts with Dr.
GOrtily'll many 1 lends in wishing him -
Self and Mrs. Gpady Many years Of
heath and suede in the Work of the
&troll. Dr. G4ndy and funnily will
leave nett Week or their titter horde he
St. ThOnitte,
WING -110, ONTAB,I04 THURSDAY, JUNE 2i, 1906.
Woment institute.
The Wingham B cinch of the WOMeAll
Institute will hold •heir regular monthly
meeting et the b .rae of Mre. II, R.
Elliott, Franoos '1., Thursday, June
28th, et 3 p,gt. Su ject for discussion
"Canning Fruit," ILadies are all oordl
ally invited to atte d.
We make a specialty of neat Picture
framing andrepair work. Speolid clear-
ing out sale of Carpet'', at GRAOX's.
Thrown fr m Wagon
Our townsman, 2_r, Robt Lockhart,
met with a rather severe accident on
Tuesday afteenoon. In company with
some neighbors ha was going to the
woods for evergreen trees, He was seat-
ed on a camp chair fnear the back of the
wagon when the qorse gave a sudden
start, which threw r. Lockhart on his
head on the bard r d. Be received an
ugly out on the hes , but we are pleased
to learn that he b pee to be around
again in a few days
FOR Saen—Comfortable nine•roomed
dwelling on Minnie street, Apply at
the TOLES office.
Death of Mrels Mcllwain.
Just after going to press last week the
Times learned of tete death of Mrs.
Semi. MoIlwain, whmh sad event occur-
red at her home on NV dnesclay afternoon
of last Week. Decea ed, whose maiden
name was Mary An Rankin, was the
eldest daughter of M4. Richard Rankin,
of town, and was in !-er 52nd year, and
had been for many years a resident of
this town. She ba 1 been in failing
health for some we :ks. The funeral
took place ori Thurs ay afternoon to the
Wingham cemetery.
CANADIAN JRDER OF
FORESTERS,
The 27th anagal onion of the High
Court of the Genadten Order of Forest -
era was held in Ottawa last week with
all the officers of the High Court and
over four hula Ired delegates in atten-
dance, and far the &at time in the his-
tory of the Ord .r every Province in the
Dominion Was epresented.
The report o
.1, A. Stewart,
the High Chief Ranger,
as a very comprehend*one,
one, anti show the order to be in a
flourisbing coailition. The year closed
With, a reeMbe'Ship of 60,241 and a re-
• serve of $1,94 ',862.10 in the ineurance
bentich. tick and funeral benefit
branch had a eeembership of 35,700, and
a balance of $01,861 91 on hand. OA the
firet of the pre ent month (June) the in-
surance resort amounted to $2,028,278,.
67, and the res
al benefit bran
The relent1
ii
George Fanlk
ume of briainee
head office of
There were re
during the year.
was 333:— There
ye in the siok and uner-
t $74,057 89.
f the High -Seeretary,
r, shows the large *1-
traneacted through the
e order at Brantford,
orted 6,806 initiations
The number of deaths
• were issued from the
Undertaking calls attended promptly
any hour (night or day.) Residence at
Brunswick Hotel, S. GRACRY, furniture
dealer and Practical Undertaker.
June edding.
A very pretty btt quiet wedding took
place on Tuesdae, Jame 5th at the
reeidenee of Mr. i nd Mrs. Doll, Grey
Townehip when 'Lir eldest daughter,
Miss M. Jean was tufted in marriage to
0. S. VanNorman,f Wingham, by Rev.
i
D. 13. McRae. Th bride wore a dainty
chiffon taffeta bleu e and a navy blue
broadcloth skirt a id was unaetended.
The groom's gift t le bride was a hand-
some pearl set. 'II ie young couple left
Saturday morniniror Wiarton where
they will make tbr home for the pre-
sent. Mr. VanNclrman has been en-
gaged as a aalesw4i for the Wrought
Iron Range Co. fof the past eight years•
The many friends f. the happy twain
wieli theta pleasa4t sailing over life'e
matrimonial sea.
Hotel Brunswiese stables free to all
farmers and other who don't feed hay or
oats. Free on Su 'dos to all church
people. Anex. ORR,
Winghanes Fall Fair.
The Directors o the Turnberry Agri-
oultnral Society h Id a meeting on. Sat -
u tday night and
committees who h
ing Of the prize lia
year has been thor
of the old items in
• ments have been di
ones added. The
added to and this y
the beat fall fairs th
in Winghara. The
and Friday, Sepfen
The prize lists will 1 e printed and mailed
to members in a feve daya. If not a
member drop a car i to the Secretary,
ist
ard the report of the
d charge of the reeds.
The list for this
ughly revised.. Many
he different depart-
pped and many new
t has been' largely
ar should see one of
t has ever been held
ates are Thursday
er 27th and 28th.
Mr. H. B. Elliott, aal a copy of the
will be sent to you.
.,--
Lose—A small pass book,t Tuesday
morning, between y d u store and C.
P. R. station. Fi er ill be rewarded
by leaving book my store. A. L.
HAWLToN.
The S. Os
The exonrsion
day test, under
Caledonia, Sons o
patronized. Nett
fifty people went
°that places aIon
ly number of pa
speoial train reao
five hundred pat
All Who attended
time. The Scot
much enjoyed.
Wingham team
genie, regretting
boys by a Seat a
lfineardine base
gue game, the la
out by a Acerb of
ing competition
of this town won
two Sedonds end
Mr D E hiatus
Mond prizes in t
Excursion.
o Kincardine on Fri -
e auspices of (lamp
Scotland, was well
y one hundred and
from Winghatn, and
the line gave a good.
• engera, and when the
ed the lake town write
ngers wore on board.
report a very pleasant
Joh gamut were very
The Kincardine and
boys played a letneue
favor of *Ur town
2 to 0. Ltioknot and
11 Muhl" played a lea.
e tOWn beats Winning
3 to 12. In the Ube-
iss Mabel Met
four firat totted and
t for the best drese.
d won the firet and
o raping OOMpetitiOn.
Rigb Seoretary'4 office 8,646 insurance
certificates, 5,6:4 membership certificat-
es, 355 death o aims checks and 4,842
sick and funeral benefit claims checks.
The amount pat 1 in death claims was
$814,180 80, andi sick and funeral bene-
fit claims $108,5
courts in good
the year, of whi
689, Montreal, is
ing reached durin
ship of 627, the la
or.
The amount of
the close of the y
and the balance on
funeral benefit bra
net gain during th
anoe reserve was
sick and funeral
33.
A few minor
the conatitutio
ed as f011owin—
Perth ; H. V. 0,,
High Secretary,
ford; High Tre
ford; Chairman
U. M. Stanley,.
lain, Rev. W.
Sask.; Merab
Carrell, Montre
ancque ; A. P.
Man; Clovis
D. Earngey, To
will meet next
9 78. There were 971
ndiog at the close of
Court Dollard, No.
he banner court, hav-
the year a member.
gest court in the ord-
..
moraine reserve at
ar was $1,949,862 15.
hand in the siok and
• eh $69,861,91. The
yiNg in the insure
232,329 49 and in the
enefit branch 428,271,.
changes were made in
and officers were eleot-
. 0. R , 3. A. Stewart,
., D. Allan, Grimsby;
eo. Faulkner, Brant-
Robt. Elliott, Brant -
f Medical Board, Dr.
rantford; High Chap-
. McKenzie, Fillmore,
a of Executive—M. D.
I; C. E. Britton, Gan-
VanScimeren, Morden,
eporte, Montreal; W.
uto. The Eigh Court
ear at Se Thomas,
Apeneeemes Wenen.--Two appren-
tins wanted, to learn tbe upholstering
business. Apply to Walker & Clegg,
at the upholstering factory.
Canine Sagacity.
A farmer from war Meaford, who left
for the West some weeks ago, took his
collie with him. :Ile dog escaped from
the car near Winnipeg, and has since
turned up at the oU home near Meaford,
lean and gaunt,
brains enough to
through thousand
country has heart
sore when there
greet him," obser
The dog that has
find bis way back
of miles of strange
nough to feel mighty
as no one there to
ed the local paper.
For sale at a bargain, a • autiful
Gerhard•Heintzman uprig •piano, al.
moat new, in maho ny ase, and in
perfect condition. etter instrument
inWinghaui. Also ery oheap, a good
safe and two complete sets of electric
telephoues. Apply toDr. Towler.
INDIGESTION l Why
suffer from it ?
FOTHERGILIIS
Dyspepsia
Tablets
RELIEVE ANti CURE
EVERY TIII1E.
Voll SALE BY
Wingha
The first game of
cowl round. of the I
was played on the
Monday evening bet
the home team, T
one and resulted in
favor at the iocal t
Wingham boys wit
on the round, The!
played at Listowel
ing. Mr. Clarke, o
gave good satisfaot'
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
in Lead CHURL NOTES.
football in the se.
ermediate W F A,
Ingham pa* nu Oft Sunday nig the Rev, Frank E
Listowel and
Powell preaobed O first !Jarman, sines
een
his ordination, and nested at his ant
score of 3 to 1 in
Pr" was a "4 communion, in St, Paul'sb. OburelnRe
tn. This leaves the
preaobed a power!' 1 sermon from Acts
• a lead of two goals
return game will be
is (Thuraday) even -
Stratford as referee
n.
The best Patterns at lowest pricee, and
fashiu sheets free, at D. M. Gordon's,
the leading fancy goods and dress goods
store. Have special ant prices herd'
now.
FOR SALE—Good Dwelling House and
one sore of land, now oconpied by me;
also a pleasure boat for sale, good 'as
new. Boat house to let. For terms and
particulars apply to Geo. Malin -LIE.
Huron Old Bo s' Excursion.
The annual exon eion of the Huron
Old Boys' Anociati n of Toronto will
take place on Satur y. July 7th. The
excursion trains this ear run to Gode-
rieh and Lucknow. They leave Torora
to at 7 and 7.15 a, respectively, and
are expected to arriy at their destination
about noon. The 1 re is $1. 85 for the
round trip. Ticket are good to return
on any regular trai Saturday or Mon-
day or on the speciets that leave Gode-
rich or Luoknow i 6 p nt., Monday,
July 911i.
Wingham's Hgh School.
The Wingham Egh School Board
having made arra4leweuta for the use
of three of the roo s in the public school
building, the hig school classes will
open for the fall erm on Sept. 8rd with
Principal Tayloi in charge and two
assistant teaoher of first-class standing.
The courses for J linior and Senior Leas,.
bag and junior aid Senior Matriculation
will be taken up. Many people appear
to think that beeinse the high school
building will • not be completed
by September hat the school will
not open, This . is a mistaken ides,
as the arrange nts made will per-
mit of the school o ening in September.
The oontraotors arj, pushing along the
work on the new bnilding. The stone
work on the fouxtation will be com-
pleted in a few d ys and a good portion
of the material hjs been placed on the
ground so there s ould be no delay in
building operatic, a. ..
The weather is now becomingseason
i -
ably hot, and Parasols will be n good
demand at once. Yon can find the lat-
est and best in these lines—at right
prices—at D. M. GoRDON's.
For nice new and up-to-date furniture
in Sideboards, Bedroom Suites, Parlor
Suites, Couches, Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses. Call and see S. GEM:Mies
line and prices.
Splendlily Done.
In reference to •;he Oratorio given in
Brussels last week 1 under the direction
of our townsman, Mr. Geo. W. Cline,
the Post has the felloveliig:—"The Ora-
torio "Belahazzar'siVeast" was present.
ed in A 1 style in t e Town Hall here
Tuesday evening u der the direction of
George Cline, the ell known and cap-
able vocalist of W gleam, a large and
interested audience beieg present. There
was not a poor numeer on the program
and the whole prodwction went through
without a hitch of ' any kind, Every
soloist rendered the difficult parts ex.
oellently while the lints Were equally
well done. In ctoreaes there was
volume, harmony an 1 melody, the parts
being specially well balanced. J. H.
Cameron gave the explanatory readings.
Then taking part art to be congratulat-
ed on the succesafel issuance of their
faithful practise in the tendering of
mesio as difficult aa eontained in the
Oratorio. Mrs. (Dr) Holmes was the
efficient accorapanl •. An innovation
at a concert was a co plimentary reeoln,
tion to Mr. Cline an the vocalists brief-
ly proposed by 3. Le kie in commenda.
tory sentences. Tie audience express-
ed its acqaiescen in his remarks
by a standing 'rot . "God aave the
Xing" followed th last itrand ohor-
ne, "Magnify, GI ify." A number
have etpressed. a Ye b to have the Or -
Movie repeated. B saels certainly pos.
sewn a lot of extra goad musical talent
as was exemplifie Tueeday evening.
Mr. Oline 18 511 A 1 concluder."
•Wali011 MCKibb011 Vnion to Model Farm, iite1ph, 011 Saturdsy,Juno 23r0. t1rainf leaves Wlnghain at
yhm.t. 7 35 a. tn. Fere 41.25. rid to return on
DRUGGIST.
• Next door to peatOilloe.
This *tete closet; at 5 p, ra.,
ellityletening wept Seturday.
1/2.100a.ainainavaloWairliaarraim-
Monday. See lat pos eira.
Matinten Re:Pa/Mem —I haat taken
weer the Meohine shop Of W G Paton
and ant prepared to 'do all kinds of deaM
and het wenn' fitting, repairs to engines
and bollard and ell kinds at Tartu mach.
Indy. ItOntateM °Dorn'
11; 26• Mr, Powel Premises to be a
strong and elcquen preaoher. There
was a large oongreg •gen present.
The Orangemen. Tette Blues and
Young Britons will attend Divine Ser-
vice in St. Paul's 0 ttrch next Sanday
morning.
Rev, A. E. Rrow lee, 13 A ,B Tin, of
II
Walkerton will oon ot the aervina in
the Wingham Bapti t church on Sunday
next. The pastor, Rev. E. R. Fitch,
B A., will take Mr, arownlee'a work at
Walkerton.
Rev. G. M. Dune preached his fare-
well sermons in th 1 Whitechurch and
Langside Presbyter an Churches on Sun-
day last. Mr. Du n will take up the
work on his new arge at Ridgetown
on Sunday, July 1
Strayed or stole
brown head, whit
brown on right s
name of "Billy,"
for his return.
taining him afte
notice will be pros
John St.
, a fox terrier , .g with
mark on • ce, 'deo
oldID ; •veering the
will be paid
uy .erson found re-
publication of this
cntod. JOHN MARTIN,
dune
One of those ple
make two hearts be
uized at the home
East Wawanoeh, o
M., when his estima
E., became the hap
A. Robertson. T
mony was perfor.
Hestia, Belgrave, i
fifty guests. The
played by Mre Has
style. The bride,
grey cord de-chen
baguet of white r
her place, when t
spoken which nu
After congratulat
were expressed, th
to the dining roo
wedding supper w
presents were nu
showing the pepu
couple. The mania
games and social i
midnight all depart
homes, wishing M
many years of w
edding
sing events which
t as one was solem-
f Mr Peter King,
June 131h, at 5 p.
le daughter, Annie
• bride of Mr Adam
e interesting °ere -
d by the Rev Mr
the presence of over
edding march was
ie in her usual good
ecomingly attired in
and carryieg a large
es and smilax took
mystic words were
ed the twain in one.
ons and good wishes
company adjourned
where a sumptuous
• partaken of. The
erous and costly,
rity of the young
was spent in music,
terconrse. About
d to their respective
• and Mrs Robertson
ded bliss,
I I
1 :
Dr. Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc-
Kibbon's drug store, Tuesday, July 3rd,
Hours 2 p, m. to 8 p. in. Glasses prop-
erly fitted.
FOR CHRIST
ND CHURCH.
Unique ia arran
results, may be tru
been the thirty-thi
of Huron county S
and the thirty-thir
of Huron county
which met in Clint
Wednesday of last
The power of th
equipment for sere
most thoughts in.
Harris, of Totonto,
side, B. A., of Los
service by practice
dresses.
W. E. Kerr, of B Eisele; A. T. Cooper,
Clinton; Rev. J. a Reid, nTiIe; and Rev.
Mr. Urquhart, Ki pen, also addressed
the Endeavorers, a d the following of-
fers were elected fo the Christain En-
deavor Union: Pr sident, Rev. W. 0,
Magee, Clinton; Is vice, Chas. Gitvin,
Nile; 2nd vice, Mi s Carr, tlyth; se-
cretary; S. Whiten re, Bre cefield ; treas-
urer, Min C. Tynd 11, Carlow.
Executive—Rev. Mr. let* Wing -
ham; Rev. Win. el rtin, Exeter; A. T.
Cooper, Clinton; . 11. Kerr, Bromide.
At the Sunday •()hoot session, Rev.
Mr, Fitch, Winga ; Miss Mnrray, Ren -
salt: Mies Elder, B yth, and James Mit. There wilt be more Canvas Shoes
ement, practical in
hfully said to have
d annual convention
•nday school workers
annual convention
ristain Eadeavorers
n on Tuesday and
eek.
spirit and better
ice were the fore-
; which Dr. Elmore
and C. B. Keenley-
on, gave valuable
and profitable ad.
Bugs
'lust Die
if you use the
Paris Green
that we sell at
25 cents a pound.
This is the best ---at
Walley's
DruiA Store
Phone NO. Successor to McCall tt Co
Real Estate
My business is to bring buyers and sell -
ere together. Investors kindly look
over the following, a Inch are
but a few of the many
properties on list.
$6500-150 acres, 2;4 miles from
Winghani,ee; mile from school,
brick house, new bank barn.
52200-36 acres. adjqining Bluevale.
Possession at once including crop.
53500-59 acres, 13s miles from Wing-
bara. Brick hone. bank barn.
53200-100 acres, 2te; miles from
Wingham
$4500-100 acres, 2 mites from Blyth.
ee, mile from school.
BLUEVALE IfILLOR PROPERTY
5300—Frame cottage, ee, Licit, of land.
$050-1ee story frame house; good
stable, ese" sore of garden and 16
, fruit trees.
TOWN PROPERTY.
5525—lee-I story frame house Edward St.
5050 —Frame cottage, good cellar.
,, Carling Terrace.
5750-2 story frame house, stable, it
rents for $7 per month. Charles St.
52500-2 story brick cottage; corner
lot John St
Agent for Western lands, eall and
get maps and full particulars.
J. 11. cnisutoLri, •
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Vanstone block, Wingham.
WING11.4.31
BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a Iligh-grade Commercial School
— THREE COURSES —
Commercial - Stenography • Telegraphy
Write 0E0. SPOTTON, Principal.
Horace Brody
Dr. Brody of W
and broke his ar
through the veri
The unfortuni
city who is deni
light of an ccoas
country at this s
titled to all the pi
stow on hire. Fie
land are looking
Leader.
the 12 year-old son of
odstock, fel) from a tree
i, the bone protruding
t and into the ground.
to denizen of town or
the incomparable de -
nal chive through the
son of the year is en -
y his fellows can be-
d, toreet and meadow -
their r rettiest.—Tara
• Ladies'
Ganvas
Shoes
chell, Goderioh, ga e addresses, in addt-IcZynetthyiadctilymnivilitnhairis neultabedtinreti
tion to the outside speakers. The fob •for sport of any aort, will need a
lowing are the San ay school officers for pair of
the county: Pre ident, W. H. Kerr,
Brussels; secreta , James Mitchell, Ganvas Shoes otiOxfords
Godericb; treasur Miss Stevenigna,
The wbite ones look very pretty.
Clinton, Exeoutiv John Kerr, Wing- -With a Summer gown.
All kinds of Canvas Shoes are here.
hain; W. Wil s, SettfOtth; John
Some with leather *olea—some
Mader, Nile.
With rubber soles.
Canvas Shoes for the Sea Shore—
for 13eating—Texinia—Onting, eta,
Very cool and not expend*.
$1.00, $1.50 to $t.00
--The young peeps of the Presbyter-
ian Chtztob will holt a garden party on
the Town Fork On evening, June
29th. Vetch next eek's tenser for tall
pertionlard.
Dr, Butler, London, Will be at Qeeen'a
hotel ant—Tuesday, •Janie 19th; Tnes-
day, July 17th. Hotta 1 /Lin. to l 80
p.m. Eye, ear, neat atut throat canna.
tatitma. Bios tooted fOt gluons.
W. J. Greer
vox mitotic.