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The Wingham Times, 1906-08-09, Page 74. IN 1 :IN 6 11 A M 4100,•••••••••.1, (Continued front .Page 4) THE WINGIIMI TIMES, AUGUSe 0 1906 MISS KATE M FISHER Among the dlversihed business places, mention should be made of the local tationery and :meeting goods and fancy goods business cot:ducted by Mee Kate DI Fisher. Jut a present she le hav- ing a great reduction sale of sporting goode, which she is selling at cost to make room for now goods. Now ie the time t eetture base balls, °tube, lacrosse sticke, at a slight advance oncost. Mies •Tisher also carries a very fine stpck of elltationery, school bootee:, magazines, etc. Her stook is all carefully eelected and can be depended upon for good values at all timeit. When wan ing anything in the lines she handles give Miss Fisher a call. She also carries a very extensive stet* of wall paper, window shades, fancy chinaware. In school books, stationery and magaziztes, she also carr- ies a very large stook. All the leading newspapers and periodicals. When you want to be assured of good values in any lines of goods she handles drop in at the Big Book Store, Wingham. WINGHAM OIL CO. This company has jut recently started in businese, but during the short time -they have been in operation they have worked up a good patronage which, they hope to increase each season,by handling only high grade oils, greases, belting, wood split pulleys, engineers' supplies, soaps, lubricating and illuminating oils They have completed 'arrangements with a large oil refinery which enablee them •to compete in prices and at the same time prove a great saving to consumers in freight charges, and they are in a po- sition to quote the very best figures to the trade. If you are thinking of chang- ing your house, give the Winglaant Oil Co, an order; or if yon believe that the company you are dealing with are not using yon as they should, a card to the Wingham 011 Co., telling your needs, will receive the same attention as if one of their travellers called upon. you in person. M. Thos. J. MoLean is the manager of this company, and his large experience in this line of business emin. eptly qualifies him as an expert. He is 'well known and highly esteemed. MRS. GRISDALE Keeps a well selected stook of grocer- ies, fruits and canned goods and she is very reasonable in her charges. Ioe cream parlors in connection and soft drinks served. When you wish a nice dish of ice cream give her a call. WILLIAM N IC HOLSON • -( Among the diversified. business inter - este here mention should be made of William Nicholson, who is a builder and contractor, and who is in the enjoyment of a good business. This reputable builder and contraotor, take contracts for houses complete, and his work both in town and country has always given entire satisfaction, a glance at any of the many buildings either in town or country he has erected will convince you. He is a practical workman and this coupled with the fact that he in- variably tries to do the very best he oan by his patrons, is what tends to increase hie trade. When you are thinking of building or desire to make any repairs to your dwelling Bee him first and get his estimates. AU his work is warranted to give the greatest degree of satisfaction. Good practical work- lananship is what counts to -day. Mr. Nicholson is clerk of the works of the new post office, one of the finest public buildings in Canada, Ile has alto in company with Mr, Bennett the contract for the Wingham High School, which. CHOPPING MILLS, C. H. Itintoul is the proprietor of then mind, and he hi prepared toed° all kinds of mill feed and chopping on the Bluntest notice: give him a oath Ile also hai for sale the celebrated Maple Leaf Float* manufactured at Wroxeter. WM BR A.DLEY One of the oldest residents here is Wnt, Bradley, who conducts a firet-olass bak- ery arta confeetionery, M radley's excellent trade bears testimony to the feet he, always furnishes the best of bread and oakes. If yoa have net tried his bread do so and we know yen will be delighted with his goade. Mr Bradley has resided here for a great many yeare, and is one or Wiughant's moat esteemed eittzens. J. T. LAMONST Conducts a restaurant and he certainly doea a good busines: ; meets and lune nes served at all hour, So that you need never be hungry so long as you have got the price, He alto keeps a stook of groceries and canned goods of the very best. And as he is always very reason- able M his ()bargee, you can depend upon being well served there. Fruits of all kinds in season as well as confectionery kept in stook, Ice cream parlors in con, neotion and big dishes eerved. Soft drinks of all kinds. When you wa tt, anything along these lines do not fail to give him a call, D334INION BANK The Wingbam branch of this bank was opened out here in 1901, just five years ago, and it Imo in that time built up a good trade. The Dominion bank is one of the loading financial iustitutions of the country, having a capital paid up of $3,000,000 and a reserve fund and un • divided profits ot $3,000,000. A general banking business trausacted. Money loaned on approved farmers' notes Farmers' sale notes collected. Drafts issued to all parts of Canada, the United States an.: Europe. In the savings de. pertinent sums of $1 and upwards is received and the highest current rates of interest allowed. If you have money to loan, of if you want to borrow money the Dominion bank ie prepared to do business with yon. Mr. D. T. Hepburn is the manager of the Wingham branch and he is a man universally esteemed by all olasees. WALKER "BROS. & BU I TON Is e. Ifirding business concern, having engaged in the furniture and undertak- ing businese for upwards of eight years. They keep without a doubt one of the finest selected ,stooks of the newest lines in furniture of all kinds ever shown here. Everything in the furniture line, such as buffets, sideboards, china cabinets, parlor suits, beeroom suits, odd chairs, springs, mattresses, etc. A fine stook of the best goods are sold very reasonable. Repairing done promptly. When yOu think of furnishing your house, and are ready to throw out your old furniture give them a call. They will save you money in your investment. They also carry a complete stock of undertaking supplies. Undertaking in all its branches, Embalming done on the most scientific principles. Funerals attended in all parts of the oounty dad taken in full charge. Their stook of furniture is one of the most complete outside the cities and you can never make any mistake in buying there. ARMSTRONG & CO. Are the leading photographers in this part of the country, whose many years of experience has placed them in the front rank as first-class artists. Arm. strong & Co. make a specialty of high. class photos— single photos and small work as well as outside work—and their work invariably gives the best of otitis. faction. They have had many compli• is to be completed about new year's. As moues paid them for the efficiency and a citizen he is one of Wingham's moat permanency of their work. If you are prominent and public spirited. thinking of having a. photo taken of a friend, or " the old folks at horae," try Armstrong & Co., the up-to•date photo- graph artists, Wingham. In outdoor views particularly they have won high encomiums for the superiority of their work over all competitors. When you have your next photo taken give them a trial. Photos enlarged in crayon and water colors, at the lowest prices. EXCHANGE OTEL This is one of the old ttand-b, s of the town, having been built here some thirty years ago This well known host lery passed into Mr °has. Lepard's hands about one year ago. Mr Lepard is ably assisted by his two sons, Wm and Ed. ward Lepard, and they have an eye to everything about the place. Since tak- ing possession of this hotel, Mr Lepard has caused many im rovements to -be made about the p:a:e nettl today be has one of the best appointed one dollar per day houses hi the County. While. in the enjoyment of a good town trade, he caters largely to the farm trade, of which he easily has the largett here. Since starting, Mr Lepard with the as. sistatme of his sone have but t up a giod. paying trade. In the dm ng room a goof table is set. In the bar you can obtain the best ot wet goods as well as good lines of cigars, etc. When in the vicinity of Wingham you are specially invited to give the Exchange hotel a call: Mr Lewd, was for a number of years an esteemed resident of Stratford. Good stabling in connection and an at- tentive hostler in charge. Personally Mr Lepard and sons, who are in charge of the wine roont, are meeting with every Buenas with the conducting of the Exchange Hotel. TeisTieuts wishes thim every Succesol. indications of Paralysis ALT.., nervous diseases are slow in coming on, and for this reason the victim often does not realize his danger until overtaken by prostra- tion or paralysis. Loss of interest in life, sleepless- ness, irritability, failure of memory, inability to concentrate the mind, muscular tveakness, indigestion, .1 headache, twitching of the nerves, feelings of depression and despond- eney are among the symptoms which tell of an exhausted nervous system and the approach of paralysis. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food stops the wasting process by which the nerve cells are being -destroyed, and by forming new, rich blood and creat ing new nerve force positively and permanently restores the nervous system Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents boX, at all dealers, at Edmanson, Data & Co., Toronto. S. BENNETT Conducts another prominent and lead. ing industry here viz , a firet-olass plan- ing mill, sash and door factory, besides keeping a very large lumber yard, where he has lumber, lath, shingles, posts etc., for sale. His factory is filled with all the newest and most modern mill machinery in the market to -day. all sorts of turning, planing, matching, etc., as well as keeping a good stock of sashes, doots, flooring, ceiling and stair stuff. Building material of all kinds supplied and architect's estimates given on the shortest notice. , Be also takes contracts for buildings. Mr. Bennetts business relations with the public have always been of a very amiable nature due to the feet that he has always used the public right both in buying and selling lumber. ,Farmers or builders wanting anything in the shape of lumber, lath etc., should give him a call. His price will be found to be right. Together with Mr. Nioholson they have the con- tract for the Wingham High School, which vheu completed will be one of finest public buildings of the kind in Western Ontario, Progress on the building is being !oath very, fast and they hope to have it completed by the new year. As a resident Mr. Bennett is one of the best known and most highly esteemed. JOHN CAMPBELL Is the agent for the celebrated Mc- Cormick binders, that are sold in every corner of the earth. There are more of these binders and the McCormick agri- eultural maohitery sold each year, than tiny other manufactured. Mr Campbell ears that his business this year has near- ly doubled that of last year, and nearly all their agents report similar success. There is no use talking, the McCormick goods are the goods that sell. Every live farmer kuows what they are and none other will do hint. Mr Campbell is al, so agent for the McLaughlin buggies, and the Chatham wagon, and Sharplese cream separator, Which he sold this sea. son More than all other agents put to. gather, Mr Campbell handles agrionl. total machinery of all kinds and is al. ways prepared to quote right prices to intending purchaser*. When yon want the best in these lilted try him. All kinds of repairs kept for the machinery he handle*. He alba has good stook Of :tingle and double harness for sale, by the beat makers in Canada. ANOTHER WONOERFUL CASE. Here is Something that will ba Wel - come Hewe to ninny DiSenurageri One "For several yearn I have been troubled with gas around ray heart, shortness of breath, in Mot, if I walked nay usual gait my breath would get so abort I would be compelled to make several stops during Wir.maid a Item) my Walk. “Of late my food did not digest pro. party. It turned sour in my stomach. causing me great distress; often ,too, I had disagreeabl% attacks of bel thing gas and heartburn. "I was bothered with severe pains across the small of my back and the least bending or turning would canes me to almost cry out. "I was induced to try Dr Leonhardt'e Anti -Pill and frbm the very first found relief, 'Tor the last three months I have had no recurrence of my former complaints, so I am bound to say Anti -Pill has in deed cured me." This is the voluntary statement of Wm II Reed, of 165 Queen St., Kingston Ont. All druggists sell Anti -Pill. The Wdson-Fyle Co., Limited, Niagara Pella, Ont. The remedy that cured suck an ex- treme case is surely worth vying. ELMER MOORE Conducts a restaurant here, keeping a good line of canned goods, groceries as well as fruits in season, confectionery eto. Ice cream parlors iu connection. It is in this that Mr. Moore excels good large dishes of ice cream as well as soft drinks in season. In the restaurant proper meals or lunches are served at all times so that when you are desirous of obtaining anything in this line do not forget to give him a call. Meals and lunches served on the shortest notice. Fruits of all kinds in season, confection- ery and canned goods. Mr. Moore is ip the enjoyment of a good patronage which is steadily increasing. Give hint a call when you want the beet. Smock- ers supplies of all kinds kept in stook and a good large stook to make a selec- tion from. WINGHAM STEAM LAUNDRY • 'Where do you have your laundry work done? Have you ever tried the Wing hare Steam Laundry? They do a very super- ior line of work and always guarantee to give their customers satisfaction. Fem. ily washing done, and very reasonable in price. There is no need for anyone send ing their work out of town when bat& work can be done right at home by people who live here, who pay taxes nere and who are interested in the town's progress, Take your next bundle to the Wiugham Steam Laundry and see what kind of a job he will do for you. Onr word for it, the work cannot be excelled, Mr. George Denyer is the proprietor of this laundry, and enjoys a very liberal , patronage. ROBERT COOPER This is another industry that should be mentioned in our Trade Edition. Mr Cooper owns and operates the Wingham machine and repair shop, which he has just taken hold of, and he has installed machinery there, whereby he can repair anything in the lino of boilers or engines, lawn mowers, bicycles, farm machinery, or anything even heavier than these, that is in need of repairing. It will al- ways be his aim to give satisfaction to his patrone. So that when you want anything in the repairing line do not fail to give Mr Cooper a call. Anything worth repairing he can do at a reason- able price. He has just recently started in business but he is getting his share of the work. Give him a oall when you want anything done in his line. W. J. GOULD Is the agent here for the o elebrated Deering Manufacturing Company, whose implements are sold in every quarter of the habitable globe. Tim Deering binders and machinery have won an enviable name every where they have been iutroduce.1 and it is no idat- tery b them to say th ;t the Deering binders and agricultural machinery are far ahead ot any other made. They are the binders that give the greatest degree of satisfaction all the time, and the same is true of all the agricultural machinery they manufacture. He also handles the Petrolea wagon, hayrakea, cultivators, seed drills, Thomas -Eros celebrated washer, as well as the Magnet Cream Separator. He also handles repairs for all the machinery he keeps in stock. Mr Gould has been agent here for the Deer - lugs, since March, although in business here for the past tin years, aud he re- ports a splendid business. Good goods always sell themselves. Are a combination of the active principles of the most valuable vegetable renfedies for dis- eases and disorders of the Liver,Romaell and BMWS. Bleb Headache, iraundiee, Heart- burn, Catarrh or the Stomaoh,Dizzl. Hess, Illotehen and Pimple'. Dydpepale., Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Liver Complaint, Sallow or Muddy CoMpleXion. fbietten the breath and dear away' all waste tiroacumattrfreta the -system. 1 250.1,bettle eriforlIMO. Alideldert Adis* 11;1 =AMIN Wt) Itlmitoalt woos% A. J. NIOHOLLS Another well known and eentraliy.es. tablisbed bustuess is that of A ,T.Ntoltoils. Who Vonduote a first-class bakery and confectionery. The etreellenge of Int breed has won for him a good name throughout this entire: section of country and late trade has in consequenoe moreae. ed Very materially. If you have not tried Mr. Nicholls' bread and confectionery do ea at your earliest opportunny. The bakery is as neat as a new pin; and he aims at supplying his customers with the best, good line of confectionery al- ways kept 111 stook. Mr, Nicholls as a townsman is well known and kighly es- teemed, having been lu businese here for over twenty-five years, having been lo - totted at his present stand, the Central Bakery, for that length of time. 3, A.. MoLEA.N. Another of our leading business men is J. A. McLean, who runs a save mill, lumber yard, cooperage, as well as a coal and wood yard. In coal he handles no- thing but the highest grade, which gives the best of satisfaction everywhere, Ia butlders' material he always has full etock, as we 1 as Ontario and the cele- brated red cedar shingles of Britieh Columbia, which he always keeps in stook. Lath of all kinds, as well as flooring and siding; these he dresses himself. He also has wood for sale in large or small quantities. If you are contemplating building he can furnish you with material very reasonable. He also manufactures large quantities of apple barrels, flour and butter barrels, His trade is nu extensive one, and is yearly increasing. If you have not put n your winter supply of coal give him a oall. As a townsman Mr. MoLean is • one of Wingham's most highly esteemed and progressive. BANK OF HAMILTON The chartered banks are the medium through which the wheels of commerce keep revolving. The Bank of Hamilton is the oldest chartered Bank, haying opened for business about the year 1878, Has been over 80 years in Canada, and is one of the leading financial institu- tions of the Country, having total assets of overat30,000,000; with a reserve fund of $2,500,000, and a capital paid up of $2,50,0,000. A general banking business transacted. Money loaned to farmers on approved farmers notes. Farmer's sale notes collected; and drafts issued to all parts of the world. In the Savings branch department sums of $1 and up- wards are received and interest allowed at highest rates of interest. Every at- tention and courtesy shown depositors. Singe opening u the branch here, some twenty-five years ago, a good business has been built up. by sagacious and pru- dent management When y. n have money to invest, or when desirous of ob- taining:money at reasonable terms, con - salt the Bank of Hamilton, Wingham. Mr C. P. Smith, is the agent of the branch here, and he is popular with all classes. J. D. BURNS Conducts a first•class hirdware store, keeping everything in the 1 ne of heavy and shelf hardware, paints, oils, var- nishes, soreeni, wirefenciug, lawn mowers, cutlery and house furcishing goods generally. Just at presmt he is filling orders for the celebrated Lehigh Valley Coal. Now is the time to get yaur coal in when yon can get it rea. sonable itt price. Mr. Burns' success in business may partly be attributed to their nniform courtesy to all classed and to selling reasonable. He always aims at buying his goods right, and he has a proper way of doing btu:Mess. It will pay you totinspect his etook before mak- ing your przrehe.ses. Farmers an 1 others doing any bu lding woult do well to sae him first and get his prices. His stock is well selected and things can be • bought right there for cash. When you want a dollar to go further than at any other store it: the same line give J. D. Burns' a call. His business ranks among the best here. Personally Mr. Barns is well and favorably known as a business man and as a citizen. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Is one of the leading financial in- stitutions and likewise one of the sound- est banks on this continent. It has branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England, with cones• pondents in alt parts of the world. Tht Canadian Bank of Commerce has total assets of $100,000,000, with a paid up capital of 810,000,000 and a reserve lune of $4,500,000. Its head office is in To- ronto, with Mr. Byron g. Walker, at general manager and Alex Laird, as. sistant. A. general bankhog business transacted. Farmers Bee notes col- lected and advances made ..n the same. Money loaned to farmers .; their own notes. Drafts issued on the bank's various agencies, and coro tpondents, in all parts of the world. In the savings branch department sums of from $1 and upwards are re, eivecl and the highest current rates of interest allowed. Every attention paid to out of town accoants. The Canadiau Bank of Commerce opened out ite branch here last spring and even it that short time by effioient manage. ment and courteous treatment a splendid showing has been made. Mr. A. E Smith is the manager of the Wingham branch. B. COCHRAN E Is anther businese place that we tenet not neglect to mention iteour cora. menial review of Wingham. lie is proprietor of the Wingham Ma;ble Works, and is a marble cutter. Those who are in a position to knevr, say, that there is not a finer line of tombstones turned out is the Connty, than he tarns Out. the cemetery is the interesting vat fora great many people on Sundaye, 09 it is then that the handiwork of the marble entter shows to good advantage. This welt known firm hue put up twiny Of the finest tnonuments and tomb:Aimee that grace the cemeteries of this sur. rounding dietriet, If you are thinking of erecting 11 monument to a departed friend, s o Mr Coolnentees beantifel catalogee of designs, or th tine week he has on exhibit at his worite in Wing. hata, and get his pricebefore you. In. ved, it will pay you. As a townsman rr Cachrtine is One of Witighatted best knottot and meet Valued OitiZene. •QUEEN'S HOTEL This old well conducted hotel, este. Waited by the tete Mr Colwyn and then by Ur A itoe,who conducted it so loeg and so &twee:Arany. The Queen's is undoubtedly one of the best conducted Commercial hotels in Canada. It has all the modern appointmente that go to make an ideal hotel, and this coupled with good manage moot, n unrivalled table and every comfort farniehecl for the guests Ia the dining room yoa are always assured of the very best the market affords and in the ;temple room the best wet goods and cigars are always in evidence. Mr George 13 Rae, the present proprietor of the Qaesn'zi has left nothing undone to merit the ap. probation of Commercial men and the public generally. The Queen's is well heated in winter, well lighted with electricity and has indict:lore in every part of the house. And as a hatelmau Mr Roe is highly esteemed and popular. Dier Fred Orr. is the genial aud obliging clerk at the Qaeen'e and he is very popu- lar with the travelling public as well as with the town people. The Qaeen's is to Wingham and Western Ontario what the Queeu's is to Toronto It is a ably ly conducted high class hostelry where auy one can always be suited. BLUEVALE. Wei MESSER conduote a Armt.class . general atore here and is in the eajoy- meat of a good. patronage. His stock is well selected and covers every branch of the ordinary retail trade. Past office iu connection. anis. Banualt conducts one of the most up•toditte merchant tailoring aud gents' furnishiug emporiums in the county. His stock is nobby and service. able. As a cutter he is a good one. He also carries a fine line of gents' furnish - begs and follow& the styles closely. Yon cannot beat him for up.to-date suits. S. PAUL keeps a general store here and he is in the enjoyment of a good trade which he increases each year by selling good goods and by fair and honest treat- ment, When yon want bargains go there. Office of Central Telephone Ex- change. Door & STEWART'. Mr. Duff has been engaged in the saw rattling business here for over 30 years and 17 years ago Mr. Stewart was admitted as e. partner and the firm of Daff & Stewart are in the enjoyment of a good trade in the chopp- ing mill, flour, feeds, and lumber, lath, dressed lumber aud shingles. They also handle the Wingham and Wroxeter flour which they sell in any quantity, WALTER DAVIDSON is a practical blacksmith at this point and he is one of the beet engaged in the business. He cures all defects of horses feet caused by improper shoeing. Repairing of all kinds done reasonable and satisfactory. Give him a call when you want good results. JA WIEST° WN. mcnoNALD Baas, This is without doubt one of the hest and largest general stores in the county and they keep every. thing that a general store is supposed to keep from drugs to binder twine. A good stook of staple dry goods, a fine line of boots and shoes, and everything of the best. Their trade increases each year owing to always giving good valnes. BELG-RAVE. J, B. Nicol. is the proprietor of a first-class hardware store here and is in the enjoyment of a° splendid trade. A good stock of heavy and shelf hardware, stoves, paints, oils, cutlery, etch Repair. ing of all kinds done reasonable and prompt. (tall there when you want good honest values. Cries MCCLELLAND is the proprietor of a general store here and enjoys good trade. Hie stock is well selected and includes dry goods, groceries, toots and shoes, etc. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for goods. INiorclers of Digestion. ."We have kept Dr. Chase's Kidney, Liver Pills in the house as a faintly medicine for years and find them the most satisfactory of any remedy we can get. I can personally recommend them to anyone suffering from kidney and liver derangements and stomach troub- les "—Mrs James W. Belyea, Belyea's Cove, Qaeeu's 0o., N B. FOR QUA BOYS TO REMEMBER. There is lots more courage in being whipped by a larger boy than yourself in a good cause:Man there is in whip- ping a little fellow. It marks the dif- ference between a boy and a bully. " Don't kick your clog because yon know he will forgive you. A boy that takes it mean advantage of a dog's good nature is never the kind of a fellow to take on a camping trip. The real hunter or sportsman always treats a gun as if it were loaded, even if he knows to the contrary. It's the boy who newr had a gun in the woods that plays with it recklessly or points an unloaded gun at anyone. One good turn deserves another, but it generally brings a good many more than one. A good turn is always A good investment—cheap, safe, And pays the biggest dividends of any stock in the market. if you don't believe it, just buy a few shares. "Boys will be boys" is a mighty poor excuse for any aet that is unworthy of a boy. Iloys will be men is what should be borne in mind, and if they are man- ly boys they will be brave, generous gentlemen, and there's only one thing better ---a true gentlewoman.—.X. Y Herald, violent ne,utaeuer. "I Was troubled for n long time with headaches which would come on with such violence that I could not eat or do my work. Headache powders a la trick cures did no geol. Eight menthe ago I took six boxes of De Ohasece NerVe Pool and 1 have not been troubled with head. ache eittee."—Mr 0. Barber, Slmeoe, Ont. 4.7,-,71741Z517:::111171(71111firtliVINIptiviluouinimunowt.• ,,,,,,,, - - . _ - _ - - . • . _ • AVegetablePreparationforAs. similating theTood =Meg Wa- ling the Stoutarhs and Bowels of 111.effititaidaida 1•••••••••••or Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- nessand flest.Coo tains neither Opiurn,Morphine nor 'Mineral. NOT NAnc OTIC • • , ferr„.pe of .27raltfEZZP):=2 Pumpkin Sea" .47,v41 cum, RocAdio Sala - Akin Scrd * Pppomir:t LI Cadonat.rod& # Minareel - c1,,,K4 &gar • iiiikrayrect4 flat= A perfect RCMcdy for constipa- tion, Sour Stontach,Diarrhoea, Worms ,Convulsions,reveriall- nese and Loss OF SLEEP. tile Simile Signature of ae--#75---442/14 NEW YORK. 7 C STORIA Fox Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. THE CCNTAW, COMPAN1, NEW YORK MTV. figgleNli; i.1161.1•IL s5iI5, iI!-I iIii5i;1iiiu ,A1 TO GIRLS ABOUT TO A man doesn't want :to be asked his reasons for everything he does. Nine times out of ten be doesn't know what they are bimself, Don't try to ape your nen neighbors, and nag your husband for the money he cannot afford to give you. Have the courage and independence to accept your life as you And it, and make the most of it. No one ever realizes her most bril- liant expectations of happiness. You will never be quite so happy as you ex- pected to be, but you must not grieve ovpr that. Take the goods the gods pro- )ide, and be thankful. The average man expeets a good deal of his wife. Ile wants her to stray at home when lie is out. lie doesn't know why; neither does site, but it is so. Ile wants her to be there when he comes home. It doesn't seem right if she is not. Don't go to standing on your dignity with your husband, for it doesn't pay. Your husband is a MAD, and men have many and varied peculiarities which are totally incomprehensible to women. Do not try to understand them, for you cannot, and that is all there is about it. It you are going to be married make up your mind that you will be patient through the first two or three years while you are getting used to each other. This is the crucial period in mar- ried life, and if it is passed in safety it is generally fairly plain sailing after- ward. Don't think your husband has ceased to love 3.ou if he should go to the office sometimes without any little sentiment- al scene in the hall, such as you always had on occasions of parting in your courtship days. A man cannot live up to this sort of thing very long. It is too much of a strain on itis memory. If your husband earns a good living do not go from home to earn some money for yourself. The man is the natural provider for his family, and it is better that he should remain so. Ile will respect himself more, and you will respeet him more. Keep the house, make home pleasant, and do the best you can with the means at your corn-- mand.---N. Y. Weekly. ON AND OFF THE STAGE. Camille D'Arville has gone into vau- deville and will make $50,000 a year—as much as President McKinley receives from the nation. In Austrian theaters no one is permit- ted to appear on the stage in a uniform bearing any resemblance to those used in the army of that country. In some comments on the perform- ance of "Hamlet" at an Albany theater a local critic., with the aid of a careless vompositor, spoke of the hero as "the melancholy Dave." Higgle—"Whieh of the actors in the play impressed you most favorably?" Bloozin---"Winderly." Higgle—"Why?" Illoozin—"Ile gave me two tickets for the show."--lloxbury Gazette. "Wilkins said he acted the part of Hamlet last night as well as if Hamlet had been there acting it himself." "1 believe him." "You do?" "Yes, there wasn't a bit of life in him."—Chieage Daily News. 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