The Wingham Times, 1906-07-26, Page 1VOL XXXY.-n-NO. 1798.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Tailor -Made
Cloches
$ 15.
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
_ sic, staunchly guaranteed.
For seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction.
Trousers made to order at
$3.50, 3.75. $4, $5, $6.
A fine aeleotion of Gents' Fur-
nishings always in stook.
MISILI Homuth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post oilioe.
FALL FAIR DM -ES.
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO# THURSDAY, JULY 26,, 1906.
Wear Greer's Sho es and Rubbers
East Waw nosh List,
The voters' lint f the Township of
East Wawanoah f 1906 has been print-
ed and is now in the hands of Mr. P,
Porterfield, the wnahip Clerk. The
list this year is m de up of 463 voters in
part 1, 87 in part , and 24 in part 3, a
total of 564 voters The number of per-
sons qualified to rve as jnrore is 288.
The number of v era last year was 586.
Wingham Sept. 27.28
Toronto Aug. 27 -Sept. 10
London Sept. 7-15
Goderich Sept. 26.27.28
Blyth............... Sept. 18.19
Listowel Sept. 25-26
Lucknow.............. Oct. 2. 3
Teeswater..... ... Oot. 3- 4
Brussels Oct. 4- 5
Dr. Butler, London, will be at Queen's
hotel on: -Tuesday, June 19th; Tues-
day, July I7th. Hours 1 p.m, to 8.30
p.m. Eye, ear, nose and throat consul-
tations. Eyes tested for glasses.
MACHINE REPAIRING -I have token
over the machine shop of W G Paton
and am prepared to do all kinds of steam
and hot water fitting, repairs to engines
And boilers and all kinds of farm mach-
inery. ROBERT M. COOPER
NEW ARRIVALS
Pare Paris Green
(Government standard) -the best
25c per pound.
Antiseptic -Foot Powder
Eases and mires tired, sweaty
and swollen feet.
15c a box, or 2 for 25c.
WaIioubMcKibbon
DRUGGIST.
Macdonald Block - WINoIIAM
This stOre- closes at 8 p, in.,
avers evening exoept Satnrdit.
SUMMER SALE. -Slaughter Cash Sale
of all Dress Fabrics. GEO. E. KING.
Little Loss
Some time ago
ance, Mr. J. How
the different au
Mutual Insnran
out the province
fire losses incurr
severe thunders
so prevalent th
show very little
in many section
From Lightning.
he Inepeotor of Inenr-
rd Hunter, instructed
[tors of the Farmers'
Companies through -
report concerning the
l owing to -the many
Irine which have been
year. The returns
ss from lightning and
one at all.
WANTED -500 Men and Boys to buy
Clothing at H. E. ISARD & Co's.
The Ne
The impressit
some quarters tl
ing the salaries
takes effect at o
it does not go is
let of January
School Act.
has gone abroad in
t the new law affect -
f rural school teaohera
ee. This is a mistake;
to operation until the
next. The inoreased
township grants will have to be levied
this year, howe- •er, giving the school
boards an oppoi: unity to improve the
accommodation nd equipment of their
schools 'with the extra income for this
year.
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fella' butcher shop,
Masonic Excursion.
Lebanon Fore t, Masonic Lodge of
Exeter has arrsn,ed for an excursion to
be run to Sarnia nd return, and Lake
Huron Park, on hurday, August 2nd.
Special train will Ieave Wingham at 6
a. m., and retnr g will leave Sarnia
at 10 p.m., but t leets are good to re-
turn on any regn train the following
day. This trip ords a splendid day's
outing.
HORSES ]Ton SALE. --Heavy Draught
Fillies, Geldings and Roadsters.
LOTT & KING.
A RELIABLE CONCERN.
Local ption.
There is a good eel of activity just
now among tempe anoe people through-
out the province. hey are looking for-
ward to the subm awn Of local option
by-laws in a large umber of municipali-
ties this year. Un er the new law voting
takes place the sa o day as the municipal
electione,bnt petit no for the submission
of by-laws must be resented to the coon -
one on or before ovember let, whioh
means tbat in mos cases they must be
presented at the 0 tuber meeting.
Not to be Cl4ssed With Fakirs.
We wish to inf .rm our many6, trona
in Wingham mai neighbor g towns
that our authoriz d proof- seer will at
once show proofs ? the. portraits, so
that no nneasines (be felt about the
orders given our a ts. All orders will
be filled with due iBpatch and accord-
ing to our printed entracte, This com-
pany has been roto orated since 1893and
1s thoroughly resp Bible; and is well-
known in this viol 'ty as a thoroughly
reliable concert,. -
MERCHANTS PORT IT CO., 01' TORONTO,
ITED.
PRESERVING TIME. -If yon come bo
D. M. Gordon's for yonr gem jars and
the best preserving sugar in the world,
you will not be disappointed either in the
price, quantity or quality.
ELECTRI
The following
chargee for Elect
the towns and til
with their popnla
PLACE
Almonte, Ont
Alvinstown, Ont
Aylmer, Ont
Aurora, Ont
Arnprior, Ont
Brandon, Man
Chatham, Ont
Clinton, Ont
Coburg, Ont
Cornwall, Ont
Fredericton, N.
Guelph, Ont
Kingston, Ont
Lindsay, Ont 7,003
Montreal, P. Q. 380,000
New Glasgow 3,776
Owen Sound, OM 7,497
Peterborough, Oat 9,717
Pembroke, Ont 4,401
Prince Albert N.W.T 2,000
2,000
11,765
10,870
4,030
3,31
12,000
2,206
184,2420
16,885
1,595
$,237
10,322
70,000
2,218
77,000
LIGHT RATES.
able gives the net rate
is Light by a nnmberof
es in Canada, together
,ton.
POPULATION NET
RATE PEIt
K.W.H.
20 cents
18 "
15
17
14
18
15
12
15
15
12
15
14
10
14ia"
15 "
12 ..
16 "
16 "
20 "
20 "
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16 "
10 ,.
12 ..
12 "
10 4.5
12 "
16 "
12 t°
12 ..
12aa"
12 "
10 "
22 "
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3,072
1,006
2,1167
1,743
3,341
3,778
9,068
2,435
4,829
6,805
7,117
10,539
17,961
Regina, N. W. T
Sherbrooke, late
St Thomas, Ont
St John, P. Q.
Strathroy, Ont
Stratford, Ont
Seaforth, Ont
Totonto, Ont
Vancouver, B, 0
Walkerviile, Ont
Waterloo, Ont
Windsor, Ont
Winnipeg, Man
Wiirgham
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WArTEn-A bright young man, about
16 years of age, for general office work,
THE WESTERN FOUNDRY CO.
Friday at ncardine.
Friday of dale w ek is Wingham's
civic holiday and th date of the nuion
Sunday school exou ion to Kincardine.
All that is now need d to make this ex-
cursion a success is ne weather. The
Wingham Citizens' Band will acoomp-
the excursionists. :.'he special train will
leave Wiugham at `.12 a. m. Fare 70o
for adults and 36o .'or children. Many
of our townspeople will take advantage
of this excursion aid spend the day at
the lake.
CARPENTERS ' ANTED. - Apply at
once to the WESTE .N FOUNDRY Co,Ltd,
Wingham.
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Women's instit':te Meeting. SEAFORTH BE: VERS SHUT OU r
The regular meuthl meeting of the
Wingham Branch of be Women's In-
stitute will be held at the home of Mrs.
Bone Francis at. this ;Thursday) after-
noon, July 26th, et 8 -"olook. All ladies
cordially invited to b present.
Don't mien the berg ins n furniture
at our store during u and August.
WALKER Linos & BUT' N.
Listowel Old oys' Re -Union.
Many of the eitiz s of this town will
doubtless appreciate he opportunit' . -
fered to participate i the celebr:. on at
Listowel on July 31st o A g. d inclu-
sive. A splendid pro a ..r of attrac-
tions, amueementa a sorts has been
announced. Many hi h class bands will
be there, notably the 18th Highlanders
with pipers and dr :mmers, and the
29th Regiment Band if Berlin, besides
many other bands frcn various towns.
There will be the big st attractions of
the year at Listowe Civic holidays
will be announced i many places to en-
able citizens of sa ounding towns to
visit Listowel, an besides enjoying
themselves renew of acquaintaneeships.
Chep rates at single fare, good to go on
July 27th return on 6 h August.
Fine specimens of ennis Rackets and
Balls for sale ohea at Miss Fisher's
Book Store.
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Board of Trade.
The regular montI y meeting of the
Wiugham Board of r rade will beheld in
Council Chamber no t Tneeday evening,
commencing at 8 o'tnok. All members
and business men w; o wish to join the
Board are requested to attend as import-
ant matters are to come before the meet-
ing.
A Splendid Attraction.
Victor's Venetian Band,whioh has been
secured at a great a ense as an attraction
for Wingham's fal fair, is a musical or-
ganization of the rst rank, being com-
posed of twenty -s ven players nearly all
of wbom are exce ont soloists on their
respeotive instrn ents. The conductor
of the band, Sign Calfstty Victor, is a
noted artist in his ine and his ability as
a conductor has r ,eived recognition in
high circles. The band has a repertoire
of four hundred a. -.d fifty classical and
popular selections,: so that programs to
suit all tastes may be expected. The
band has filled some long engagements
in Eastern United States cities and is
coming to Ontario immediately after a
three months' ens g ement in New York.
River hotel, Bayf101d for summer out-
ings, is offered for sale or exchange.
Apply to A. Englan', Wiugham.
Fon SALE= -Good Dwelling House and
one acre of land, now occupied by me;
For terms and particulars apply to Geo.
MCKENZIE.
Dr. Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc -
Ribbon's drug store, Tuesday, Aug. 7tb
Hours 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. Glasses prop-
erly fitted.
Re•Union a3 Stratford.
- The Reunion of
County OId Boys, w
Stratford from Aug
mises to be one of
events of the kind ev
For months past en
have been at work la
affair and it is now as
of visitors will throne
ratford and Perth
Mab. is to be held at
at 4th to filth, pro-
le most successful
r put on in Ontario.
rgetio committees
ing plans for the
red that thousands
the Olassio City
during the week coin noticing August 4.
Features in conneotio 1 with the re-nuion
will be the electrical decoration of the
city, the immense Osl Boys' Carnival,
covering five acres of nowded tent shows
the splended fireworilo display, the long
programme of sports Whioh extends over
three days, and in COl vection with which
liberal prizes Bre off red, the miles' long
parade on Monday, ngnet 6th, the visit
Of the 21st Essex Fn fliers from Windsor
On Wednesday, An st 8th, the presence
of Hardy, the great st high wite artist
in the world, ballon ascensions, baseball
games, fan and fro o of all kinds, 'late
olty will be given er to merriment and
it is certain that fo the person who is
looking for a good ime Stratford is the
plodo to which to There bre single
fare rates on all ailways in Ontario.
Witte the secreta , Box761, for a pro-
gramme or see t advertisements end
bili!.
The Maple Le fs Won on Local
Grounds by 4 Goals to 0.
The expeotatfona- of even the most
sanguine of the payers on the local
lacrosse team were nrpassed 'when the
ASaple Leafs, in a olean.Ont, fast and
exciting intermedie O. I,. A. match,
played on the town park, on Wednesday
afternoon last, co lately shut out the
renowned Beavers
of 4 to Q. The vi
team particularly
many of the shin
famous Beavers
and they came
trim the stnrd
came, they saw
fated, taking m
bf Seaforth by a score
tors had made their
'strong for this game;
og lights of the once
ere on the -line-up,
'th men and money to
Maple Leafs, They
but went home discern -
but not their money.
From the time referee Allan of Mount
Forest blew hie whistle until the finish
of the game, B own Jackson and his ag-
gregation were simply out-olassed. The
teams lined Bpi at 4.30, and play com-
The Date 3 Aug. 11th menced. Fro.n the face-off Cady got
the ball and .: seed to Wendorf, who
Saturday, August 11th is the date of rushed in on '..al and passed to McLean,
the annual popular 0. 0. F. excursion and in one mi ate No. 1 was tallied for
to Sarnia and Detroit. This excursion Wingham, w le Brown Jackson and
gives the people of acs section a splen- Rob McKay b• d yet to know what the
e. Another draw and the
did opportunity for three days' outing. ball looked li
The train leaves Wi gham at 6 40 a. m. ball went to " ingham goal, and al -
and the return fare to Sarnia is $2.05. though the vi item tried all the latest
From Sarnia to Detr t the excursionists New York doiges, failed to pierce the
take the magnificent teamer, Taehmo• defence, and ening had only to make
The return farearni to Detroit being one stop, he .i d in easy fashion. The
only 60 cents. Keep he date in mind, ball travelled ' niokly, with both teams
Saturday, August 1. h and take in the right on the jab, Reid, who had re -
popular exoursion of he season. oeived a pass f om Fleming scored No. 2
for the locals, ' nd the howl on the side -
Come to D. M. Goma. G .at Mid- lines was tram' ndons as the spectaitors
animater Sale. The pric i any lines hats and pares'.ls travelled upward in a
are out in two. May as share in the happy vein. 1 he quarter ended 2 to 0
great slaughter.
in favor of W •. gham, but the play was
more even tha i the score indicated. The
stonewall defe ice of the locale saved
the goal many times. The second
r r faster
quarter vette ribs than the -first
and Seafortp a .ill kept boring into the
local defence, 'only to be blocked by
Moore or W ngham, while Kemkes
kept Bob Horsy completely out of the
game by hie el se checking; Eddie Mc-
Guire and He ning looked after the
long shots, eo n goals were scored, as
Case in goal fo the visitors was putting
up the atelier rticle, and the half end-
ed 2-0.
The rumor pined along the sidelines
that the best w rk of the Seaforth play-
ers was invaria ly done in the latter
half, but smile on the Wingham de-
fence when J kson was put on the
visitors' defen told of the sad plight the
latter were in; from the face-off the
weak spots of t e Seaforth team showed
up, and in Iese t an two minutes Case
was palled upon Ito stop half a dozen
deadly shots, hile Brown Jackson
looked like Bill Bounce as Elliott,
Fleming and Mo ean, fed by Wendorf
and Cody, played inge around the Sea -
forth defence, wen finally Fieming
shot No. 3 for Wi gham. The visitors
here got busy a d the local defence
had to stop many rush, which they
did to a nicety. All, though Seaforth got
several shots on `'goal, Henniug was
I A YEAR IN ADVANCE
for the way he holed the defenoe out. -
George Wingha n and Ed. McGuire
played a steady ga ne and were always
in the fight, while Moore put up the
game of the season
Seaforth has a omer in Stoddart;
and when Brown J okeon gets a little
older and more expelienoe, he also wit',
no doubt, make good -
The home player'►- were all shining
stare, and the shooting of McLean, Reid
and Fleming was vt -y ertourate, while
Elliott and Cody, p: hyed a wonderful
game.
Seaforth lacrosse cab has entered pro -
and Kincardine
e games playedlast
learned on what
against Wingham
ie Wiugham play
:sday's work over
es it.
The Do nion Bank.
The statement o the Dominion Bank,
showing the busin ss for the six months
ended June 30th 1 st is a vary favorable
one and shows thi bank to be in a good
position. The res rve fund and undivid-
ed profits have been increased from
$3,750,000 to $3,8'. ,000. The profits for
the ail months, a ter deducting charges
of management,- to., and making pro-
visions for bad nd doubtful debts is
is $279,704 52. ' . e Dominion Bank is
one of Canada's est managed and up-to-
date banks. -
Wingham siness Col a re -opens
Sept 3rd, with he old s of teachers
of wbom Pri.ci al otton is justly
proud. He bel e a ' as the teacher, so
the school." ifferent departments
are being refitt::. to prepare for an as-
sured large atte 'dance. We believe this
college is one of he best in Ontario and
wish it continue. ancoesa.
Briton . c Withdrawn.
The members f the committee having
re
in charge the uon Sunday school ex.
oursion to Kinoelydine received word on
Tuesday to the
Britannic withdrawn
Elect that the steamer,
not be available for ex-
eurslono on the ff lake on Friday. The
local' committee') acted in good faith in
this matter andi;we publish the letter to
Dr Towler from, the Northern Naviga-
tion Co. to elle , that the failure to have
the steamer at Kincardine does not fall
ou the local comm
ittee:-
4Sarnia, July 23rd, 190G.
Dear Sir; - regret very mach to
have to infor you that our company
has found it neeeSsary to withdraw the
steamer, Britannic from the Detroit and
Kincardine route and am therefore ob-
liged to cancell+all arrangements made
for hourly trip on the lake out of Kin-
cardine on 271 inst.
Yours Very Truly,
0, H, ISIonoLsox at the air. The lin up:-
Traffic Manager. Seaforth-Goal, Cape; point, Bell;
We nnderata d that another boat will cover point, Stews t; defence, McKen-
be at Kinoardite on Friday. and-- giv zie, Hatcher, Holl d; centre, Wescott;
hourly exoursi4ns on the lake. home, Johnston Mm`nroe, McKay, Jack-
son, Stoddart.
tote against Winght
in connection with t:
week. We have nc
grounds the protest
has been entered,
era can do last Wed
again if Seaforth wi
right there and aha
while Gord Cook, w
ways came in to hel
they were hard prey
with a spurt when
help out the home.
3 to 0, but both tear
with the fast work.
THE WEE 'S SPORT,
In a league lacros
last Thursday event.
loh and Clinton, the
a score of 1 to 0, tb
until the third guar
The fourth annual
of the Goderich bo
held commencing
Mr. Dudley Holme
been appointed as
A rink of Win
posed of Mr. A.
and Messrs. A.
Ped up spendidly,
io played field, al -
the defence when
ed, and was ready
a was wanted to
The quarter ended
a were nearly all in,
The final quarter was somewhat
slower, but the locale succeeded in scor-
ing one, McLean by 11, olever trick get-
ting past Jackson and Stewart who
were slashing at the the ball -or rather
The Western Fair.
The Wester) Fair, London, promises
this year to be a great auooess. Entries
are coming in ?ast and apace is being al-
lotted. The a traction committee have
provided a pr igtamme of amusement
and entertainrent far exceeding any
thing ever Atte npted by the Association.
C. W. Willistasof Newark, New Jersey,
will make della ascensions in hie air-
ship "America.," The Royal Venetian
Band, one of 11 e greatest musical organ-
izations of the day has been engaged at
great expense ler the entire exhibition.
"The Norins,' ' high divers, Japanese
aorobates, alae r wire performers, The
Polite Burglars, trick house performers,
The Red Raven Cadets and mane, others
will all appear `before the grand stand
daily, Prof. Mend's magnificent Elect-
rical and Pyreseohnical display' of the
"Carnival of Jenice" every eveniag.
Remember the date*, Sept. 7th to 15th.
1?'or prize list sad information write the
Seo'y., Weste Fair Office, Loudon,
Ont.
Wingham-Goal Hennings; pout, Mc-
Guire; cover point. Wingham; defence,
Kempbea, Moore, 9-ook; centre, Cody;
home, Elliott, We orf, Fleming, Reid,
McLean.
NOTES.
Gate receipts, 174.85.
'Twos a famous story.
Nobody looked o er the fence,
It is rnmored th McKay got the ball
twice during the g me.
Well, about Pea Johnston, he wee
talking too mta% play lacroes°,
The northern tr to Kincardine and
Wingham put Se orth out of business.
It was Henning; first appearance in
Wingham colors, lInd he certainly made
good.
Bell, Stewart a:ld /fetcher pleyed good
laorosae, but the Wingham house was
too feat.
Sam Wendorf Was was tireless and
handed out some pretty pastae to the
home field.
Dineley's pln the home team was
well filled by K, who deserves oredlt
.e
match at Clinton
, between Goder-
ome team won by
re being no score
r.
. owling tournament
ling club will be
enday, Augnat 6th.
, of this town has
ne of the umpires.
ham bowlers, cora-
•• . Crowford as skip
Musgrove, Dudley
Holmes and A. Mo') Allan are attending
the tournament at Condon this week. Mr
Crawford was not :We to secure a fourth
player from the 1 umbers of the local
club and Mr. All of of Goderich very
kindly played w
rink has (up to
press) worked
round in the trop:
very good showin
rouud they won
Orangeville rink
third round from
rink, 16 to 8.
Are You
Ruptured -
We have just received some uew
Trusses that fit difficult cases,
Po we are now in a posi-
tion to suit you.
If you have been disappointed be-
fore you can get relief now.
We carry a full line and
can suit all. We will
appreciate you r
trade, at
Walley's
Dili Store
Phone 100. Successor to Wean & Co
h our players. The
he time of going to
up to the fourth
y contest, which is a
' In the preliminary
rem C. W.
Hnrndall e
18 -to 16, and in the
Y. Parker's Parkdale
Yon will find ou nrniture store the
beet place to de or high-class goods at
most masa4 bid prices. WALKER BROS
& BUTTON, airniture dealers and under-
takers.
CHURCiii NOTES.
The Wingha District Summer
School to be held in this town from
August 6th to 12tba promises to be very
largely attended.good program has
been arrauged aid many prominent
workers in the M thodist church will
assist at the meeti. gs.
Rev. A. 0, Wisccart, B. A., Beater•
ton, has accepted an call to the pastor-
ate of Melville ohn=•ch, Brussels, and the
induction will take place on Thursday,
August 16th. The 'congregation will no
doubt be pleased tC have a settled pastor
once more. Rev. Dir. Wischart is moat
highly esteemed at (Beaverton.
Canadians Won 81,000
The Canadian telim of twenty marks-
men, who went to isley, England,under
Commandant Lie t•Coi. Wilson, of
Montreal to reprent the Dominion,
will bring back to lnada with them in
prize money the B of $1,300, or $65
apiece on the av age. Corp. W. H.
Youbill, of Winni eg, and an old Wing -
ham boy won $30D
Society pin Missouri.
We are gettingf'dead swell in this good
town, says the ( olnmbia Herald. We
eat ice cream wt a fork. Some time ago
we learned to m ke salad at the dinner
table. Then wa served coffee in the
library after dijiner. We have had fin-
ger bowls some dozen years. We are
beginning to Ole them even when there
is no oompan
bowls at brew]
bacon even w]
house. That'
drnnk soup of
One family heal finger
fast after fruit end before
en there is 110 guest at the
dead swell. We have
t of a teacup and put grass
on the fried Chicken, and now we eat
ice cream with a fork. Why not? These
little evidence of Social progress are
commendable`
Those who talk meet about this being
is sad world are doing molt to nurse its
griefs.
It's einem
the little man who feels
that he it o1ed to audit the books of
the universe.
There neer
enough to cu
of paradise.
Bargains atl
nexttSatnrday,
necklaces and
M. FISIIEIt.
yet was a diamond big
your name on the doors
the 'Big Book Store"
Btetioner'y,faltey" Combs,
tie. Do not mica it. K.
1
Success in Selling Real Estate
depends on bringing sellers and buy-
ers together at the proper time
The following list ie a sample of the
many cheap and desirable properties for
sale :
$2500 -2 -story brick cottage ; corner
lot, John St.
$2500 -2 -story frame house; excellent
eondition; Centre St.
$2100-2 story frame house; hath,etc.,
stable; worth $2100; Minnie St.
$1300 -New brick cottage. Josephine
street.
$1300 -2 -story frame house; stable;
Leopold St.
$1200-11 story double frame house,
rents113 per month ,Joh
John St,
$1100-11 story frame house, 8 rooms,
arable; Frances St.
$1000-11 story new brick house, 7
rooms; corner lot; Charles St.
$5000-100 acres, Turnberry township,
bank barn, frame house; 1a miles
from Wingham.
$3500-59 acres ; brick house; bank
barn; Ijs: miles from Wiugham.
$3500-42i acreea brick house; bank
barn; j mile from Wingham.
Wroxeter Village Property.
$1300 -ii story brick house, an excel-
lent home for a retired farmer.
Call and get full particulars.
Agent for Western Lands. •
J. H. CHISf1OLI1,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Van,tone block, Wingham.
TELEGRAPHY..,
offers better opportunities for
advancement than any other
trade or profession.
SITUATIONS..,
are guaranteed all our graduates
in this department, providing they
will go to Western Canada.
In the
'Wingham Business college
Telegraphic students are taught 1
Typewriting, Penmanship, Busi-
ness Correspondence, beetling,
Office Practice, etc.
Write for particulars to
GEO. SPOTTON, - Principal.
CLEARING SALE
SUMMER SHOES MUST GO
This is one of the events of the year
in shoe selling. As soon as possible
after July let we arrange our stook,
clear the 'lecke for action, and get
ready for a
Grand Clearing -Out Sale
of Summer Shoes
The time has arrived, and we are
ready for business. Every sort of -
Summer Shoals for Men, Women and
Children will be marked down--w.AT
DOWN --and sold at prices so low that
our shelve* Will soon be emptied,
Sho our Windows for Shoe Styles
and Prices.
W. J. Greer
THE SUOMI.. __