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VOL XXXV.--NO, 18.09,
Giving Up
Business
THE SALE LASTS UNTIL
OCTOBER 25.
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1 have decided to give up
business in Winghatb, and
in order to sell quickly 1
offer my entire stock of
Suit ing s, Overcoatings,
Pantings, Hats, Caps,Shirts,
Collars, Neckties, Under-
wear, etc„ etc.;
AT COST AND
BELOW COST
. This is a genuine sale and
the stock must be sold.
Terms of Sale SPOT CASII
—no goods charged.
All accounts must be paid
by October 25th inst.
Shop Furniture will also
be sold, such as, three large
Mirrors, Sewing Machines,
Safe, Office Desk, Window
Rack, etc., etc.
M.S.L. Homuth
2 doors from post office.
v
HELP
WANTED
Young ladies and gentlemen who
are desirous of making a record,
are wanted at the
Wingham Business College
(Affiliated with lM nton Business
Colto prepare for Bookkeepers, Sten-
ographers and Telegraphers. Dur-
ing July and August we could only
fill ONE - TENTH of the positions
offered our graduates.
Catalogue free.
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
WNINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1906. $1 A. YEAR IN ADVANCE
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Shootin Matches.
We 'understand that the Huron
County Rifle Aasoo tion will bold shoot-
ing matobeh in W gham on Thanks-
giving day. Clubs will be present from
different towns of he county.
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop,
Gesell!)
Mr. M. W. Hos
Pitney Gasoline I
in town for some
neerite of his cora
He has had two F
H. Walley's drug
tainly give a ver
said to' be cheap
Lighting.
11, representing the
yhting Co. has been
ays demonstrating the
We lighting system.
hts working in Mr. F.
store, The lamps car -
bright light and are
than electric lighting.
Any person w thing to board Business
College student will kindly leave word
at the College o . ice.
Timber Out of Flume.
This week D
workmen remo
ber from the o
built at the w
last summer. F
the flume it was
condition and ah
made a good per
epend a little e
good job in per
this kind.
W. H, Green and his
ed the timbers and lum-
ient flame which was
erworks power honee
om an examination of
ound to be in excellent
ws that Mr. Green has
aanent job.- It pays to
ra money and have a
anent improvements of
ads
Talcum
Powder
Hot weather makes this a ne-
cessity. We have all the lead=
ing makes. Large Stook of
Co!gate's Violet Talc,
just to hand, in handy boxes,
25c cate's.
Mckihboo
1'Itlati. fl.
DRUGGIST.
Macdonald Brook,• WINGRAM
This store closes at 9 p,
every evening except Saturday.
WANTED—A blight active boy to de-
liver parcels, and learn the Dry Goods
business. Apply to D. M. GORDON.
Brussel
The people of
extra good weather
on Thursday and
withstanding this
very large attend
noon. Hon, Wm.
Customs, was pre
fair. The new b
year, is an ideal
The fair was a deo
way and the ofo
be congratulated.
tion were in atte
Wear
Qraer'S Shoes and Rubber" First Snow of th
following the sove
and acoompanyfng hes
day night and Tuesday,
SHOW of the season on
whioh continued on W
two inches having fallen
soft variety, however, an
remain. The weatherwis of this section
predict that we will yet hive few weeks
of fine weather this fall. i
Barber Bu
Mr. R, N. Barre
ducting a barberin
ham for some year
to Mr. Chas. W. S
his assistant in the
We have not learne
purposes doing, M
the best wishee of r�
iness Sold.
, who has been con -
business in Wing.
this week sold out
neon, who bas been
op for some time.
what Mr. Barrett
{. Swanson will have
umerous friends.
Our great $1.50 boys' school shoe has
brought satisfaction into many a home,
W. J. GREER.
Fall Fair.
ussels did not have
for their fall fair on
riday last, but not-
rawback there was a
co on Friday after-
atte:son, Minister of
ent and opened the
ilding, erected thie
e for fair purposes,
led success in every
s and directors are to
Many from this sec-
SLAUGHTER
ea
Work at
The work of ma
changes at the Wsi�
ing are being Carrie
The new cement f
in the basement an
completed their w
system will be in
should not be ver
ing will be ready
SLAUGHTER SALE.—This Bale includes
dress goods, furs, overcoats and pea
jackets. Terms cash. G. E. KING
TAKE NOTICE.—
the Gregory grain
prepared to take i
the highest marker
SEA
Ve have again opened
storehouse, and are
all kinds of grain, at
price.
ORTIX MILLING CO,
For a Place ,n the Council.
Mr. A. H. Meirove, Principal of
Wingham PnblioS
heel is candidate
�
for a position on t]
of Education for 0
under the Now
Musgrove was for
School No. 3, Cul
vices gave every
long term in Wing
his knowledge of
his ability and
pleased to see tha
tial friends who
in his favor, and
in endorsing hi
man for a positi�
water News.
a
Advisory Conncil
tario, to be elected
duoation Act. Mr.
ve years teacher in
oss, where his ser-
tisfaotion, and hie
am speaks well for
educational matters,
ndgment. We are
he has many infinen-
o not hesitate to speak
e have no hesitation
as an eminently fit
n on the Board.—Tees-
e Hospital
ing the repairs and
ham Hospi'al bnild-
along satisfactorily.
ors have been built
the carpenters have
rk, The new heating
called at once and it
long before the build
)r use.
WANTED—Will pay the highest price
for chickens and hens, delivered at Wm
Armonr & Son's, any day but Saturday.
Died at Southampton
Mrs. S. E. Kent, formerly of 'Ping•
ham, died at her h one in Southampton
on Wednesday eve ring of last week.
The many friends in Wingham were
very sorry to hear of her death and the
news came as a rprise as few were
aware of her sea ons illness. The be-
reaved parents w 11 have the sympathy
of friends here in heir affliction.
PARLOR SUITE FOR Sant—Anelegant
eecohd-handed walnut parlor suite in
first class condition, consisting of maven
pieces. For sale at a bargain. Apply
to R, Van,tone,
A buying opportunity that may not
occur again for years. To make room
for other lines we have decided to clean
out our immense stook of ready-to-wear
clothing at coat. Come and get some
fall and winter clothing at less than
manufacturers wholesale price. D. M.
' GoutDON.
Fon SALE ---We hale for sale a few
pure bred Oxfo .d Down lambs, both
sexes. Also a fe. good Brown Leghorn
Cockrels, bred frara Bright's strain.
MACE -"EN BROS., Bluevale.
Season
eleotrio storm
r rain on Mon-
oatne the firet
i u sday night,
edday, about
It was of the
will not likely
D. M. GORDON is now offering the
most complete and up-to-date stook of
imported Ladies Coats ; if you wish to
have the beat and moat stylish garments
go to D. M. GORDON'S.
Retail Merchants A
The regular monthly r
Retail Merchants Associe
on Tuesday evening and
ly attended. Matters of
merchants were disoussei
eociation promised to ha- a many inter-
esting meetings dnrina the fall and
winter months. At th - close of the
meeting President Crow ler entertained
the members to light ref eshments,
sociation.
eating of the
ion was held
as very large-
iterest to the
and the as -
Died ;n Toronto.
The many frie ids of the young lady
and of the famil; will be sorry to learn
of the death of
the home of her
Geo. A. Newton,.
day morning. T
lady left Wiigha
few years ago to
winter she zontr
she was not able
young lady was
large cirole of f
deeply eympath-
parents and silt
ism Cora Newton, at
arents, Mr. and Mrs.
n Toronto on Tues -
e deceaased young
wile her parents a
eside in Toronto. Last
oted a heavy cold and
o rid herself of it. The
eld in high esteem by a
lends here, who will
ie with -'the bereaved
rs in their affliction.
Fox SaLx—Good Dwelling House and
ono acre of land, now occupied by me;
For terms and particulars apply to GED.
MCKENZIE.
New Count Councils Act.
The now act for he election of county
tonnoils will be i force at the January
mnnfoipal electio Under it a reeve
will be Blotted fo the town council and
of the ootinty con oil as well. In mnni-
oipalities having 1000 names on the
voters' lists two r eves will be elected,
and 2000 names o the Iist calls for three
reeves, 5000 nam s or, more balls for
four reeves. In t wnshipe and villages
the number of 1 *1 oonnoillors to be
elected will be re toed by the number
of reeve" to be oh len, but this 1Pedno-
tion does not appl to towns, iio that the
toWn oounoi in Ingham for 1907 will
consist of Maar, eeve and six ooun•
pills, eight mem instead of maven, as
at prevent.
Death o James Collins,
After an line a extending over several
months, Mr. Ja • es Collins passed away
on Monday eve ing at his residence on
Victoria street Deceased had been
suffering from cancer and had been
gradually sinki>og for a long time. He
had long been a resident of Wingham,
being engaged in the house -painting
business. He vets a genial good-hearted
man and had a dirge number of friends.
His wife predeo,
ago and he is moi
Mrs. W. Irwin,
McBride, of Str
John Collins, of
took place on 'S
the Wingham c
Going Out o Business.
Mr. M. S. L, Hone th, who has con-
ducted a gents' fnrni hing and clothing
business in Wingha for some yeare,
has decided to go out f business in a
few weeks, and in th meantime is offer-
ing his entire stook at cuttings, over -
coatings, panttngs, a3 lines of gents'
furnishing, etc., eta,, : it greatly reduced
prices. We have not learned what Mr.
Homuth intends doin, but he has a host
of friends here who w 11 wish him a large
measure of success in whatever he may
undertake.
We have women's robbers in all
shapes to fit the styles of the new shoes.
W. J. GREER. -
Morris Pion
Mr, William James
the pioneer residents o
died suddenly at hie
line, near Bluevale, on
in hie 73rd year, Deaee
his usual health and
Tuesday evening, shortl
ill and passed away b
the cauda of death bein
Mr. Johnston was on
pioneers and was very
by a large circle of frie
takes place on Sunday
Bluevale oemetery, se
Johnston's church at
er Dead
ohuaton, one of
Morrie township
orae on the lat
uesday evening,
ed had been in
e his supper on
after becoming
;fore midnight,
an epileptic fit,
o1 the aterdy
.ighly respected
de. The funeral
afternoon to the
Tice to be held in
o'clock.
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Councillor McDonal Appointed.
The deadlock in th . Town Council
over the appointment o an inspector on
the new sidewalks now being construct- '
ed was broken at a spee,ial meeting :of
the Council on Tuesl'ay evening, at
which there were pre ant Mayor Bell,
and Councillors Forbes, Bell and Mo -
Donald. The two nam,s mentioned in
connection with the ap ointment at the
regular meeting last we k were Mr. F.
Paterson and Councillo D. E. McDon-
ald, and at the speotydl meeting the
alderman was given the; position. The
office commands a salary of $2.00 per
day .while the cement isieing laid.
ased him some years
ived by two daughters,
f town and Mrs. Rcbt.
ford and one son, Mr.
tratford. The funeral
ednesday afternoon to
eters,.
Dr. Ovens,. Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc-
Kibbon'a drug store, Tuesday, Nov. 6 h,
Hours 2 p. in. to 8 p. m. Glasses prop-
erly fitted.
Yon will find our furniture Store the
best place to deal for high-olaes goods at
most reaiionable"pricem. WALKER BRos
&Boan•oN, 1n;nitt re dealers and under-
takers.
- Thirty -Nin Candidates.
The . full list f candidates far the
Advisory Council of Education for On-
tario has been al
thirty-nine candid
pal Musgrove of t
candidates soekin
Severe lectrical Storm
One of the wo st electrical storms of
this season pass d over Wingham on
Monday night. The lightning was very
close and vivid a id a large quantity of
rain fell. With .he high wind blowing
at the time con iderable damage was
done. The els -stria light wires in
Wingham were Lown about and some
of the lamps ere burned out, The
storm was so se re about 9 30 that the
eledtric lights re put out and the
plant olosed do n. The wind carried
away some of th heavy roofing paper
from the top of t e Union factory. It
is reported that t o or three barns were
burned in this d triot, but the only
one we have hear of definitely IS the
burning of the lar a barn on the farm of
o miles thin side of
rete Will be very heavy
he threshers had been
Mr. Jos, Lovell,
Wroxeter. The
to Mr. Lovell.
at his place all c ay Monday and luokily
the machine ba . been pulled oat of the
barn in the eve.lhg to thresh some grain
in a stack and n this way the machine
Was sated. -
nounced. There are
tea in all and Prinoi-
is town is one of the
election to represent
the Public Schoo' teachers of the pro-
vince. He has eeceived encouraging
letters from all marts of the province
from friends offering assistance in his
election, We hop to see Mr. Muagrove
elected to a position lee is so well quali.
fled to fill. The Seaforth Expositor
speaks in very higl, terms of our towns•
man as follows: 'i'Mr. Musgrove is a
gentleman who hale made the teaching
profession his life'ai work, and who has
been a success in its ane is both by train-
ing and general ni ntal equipment well
qualified to do god service in almost
any department of our educational
system."
The Horse Industry.
It was oflioially an . onnced on Mon-
day that the experts appointed by the
Ontario Government to investigate and
report upon the hor:': industry of the
Province were to beg n work on Tuesday.
The province hadbe.n divided into dis-
tricts, Huron con. y No. 3 and H. G
Reed, V. S., of Geo getown and Thomas)
Graham, of Clarem'nt are the Commis-
sioners appointed f gathering the in-
formation - in this .ounty. They will
hold a public meeti g at Clinton on the
evening of October Sth and spend from
9th to 11th t•f Octoer in South Huron
district, from the 1 ' th to 15th in East
Huron district and rom 18 to 17th igthe
West Huron distri t.
THANKSGIVINGYOWL—Turkeys No. 1,
dry picked and u idra n f 6. Chickens,
dnoks and gees wa t Fowl to be
delivered Octobe 15t nd 16th.
G. E. KING.
DRESBMAYING Miss Annie Mundell
will open dress king rooms np•stairs in
the Beaver bloc on Tuesday, Oct. 16th.
Miss Mundell h taken a full course at
the Gemetioal arment School at To-
ronto and guars itees satisfaction to the
ladies who fano- her with their patron-
age.
Bargains! Bar
Saturday at the '
bills left at your ..•o
01 0
House of
The home) of re
county council m
posed of matters
home. The prop
one who lived me
other at Londesbor>
of under the recent
such property in
county. Applioatio
have three inmates r
stitution for epelepti
In view of the passinpl
regarding houses of refuge the commit-
tee wi•l recommend to the county coun-
cil that the present co inty bylaw in this
matter be amended to conform with the
new act. Baker Ba liff, of Clinton,
was awarded the cont act for supplying
bread, at $2.94 a hun red weiglit.
i
RV BOG SCOOL BOARD.
The regular m
Wingham Public
on Tuesday eveni
Chairman Lloyd,
Griffin, Moore, Kerr and Ross.
The following ccounts were ordered
to be paid: J. T Currie, wood, .$6; A.
Patterson, work at wood, 60o.; 0. N.
Griffin, supplies, c; K, M. Fisher, sup-
plies, $5 60.
Applications w.:e received from Miss
pthly meeting of the
lohool Board was held
g, there being present
ud Trustees Homuth,
Matheson, Miss
hereon, Bliss W
and Miss Brook,
the teaching staff.
ere were all re -en
increase in salary
Brook to be equal
by the other teach
Mr. Musgrove
oipal at the same a
The hour for the
the afternoon was
1,30, thus giving al
riday and
ok" Store. See
fuge Matters.
age committee of the
last week and dis-
elating to the county
ty of two inmates--
Seaforth and the
'—is to be disposed
legislation placing
e control of the
has been made to
moved to the in
s at Woodstock.
of the new act
The ebb inquest.
The inquest in the case of James Jobb,
who was kiIle nt C. P. R. crossing,
Josephine Stree was continued last
Wednesday env ning in the Counoil
Chamber, the eloroner, Dr. Kennedy,
presiding. The fallowing witnesses were
calledand gave eaidence: Chief of Police
Vannorman, 007 doctor Walker, Engi-
neer Johnston, .nd the fireman, the
brAkesman and b.-ggageman on the C.P.
R. train, Mr. Jot= J. Moffat and Dr. J.
E. Tainlyn. The witnesses were exam-
ined by County C own Attorney Seager,
of Goderich, and Mr. Dudley Holmes,
representing the 0. P. R. The jury
brought in the fell swing verdiot: 1 That
the death of Jame Job.) was caused by
er train at the owes -
Viet on the night of
er, 1906, about the
2 That we attach
in crow as all the
pear td have bean
ly recommend that
r llagrhan be placed
singe on 'Rater and
s we believe these
the 0, P. R. passe
ing on ,Tosephine
the 28th of Septe
hour of 10 55 o'aloc
no blame to the tri
warning signals s
given. $ We Boron
a system of gates
at the 0. P. R. or
Joseplilne streets
creasing" ars damp
eynoids, Miss Fergu-
son, Miss Cummings
or re-engagement on
On motion the teach-
,ged at the statutory
the salary of Mise
o the highest received
TS.
e re-engaged as prin-
lary as last year.
opening of school in
anged from 1.15 to
hour and a half for
noon, instead of au hoar and a quarter
as heretofore.
The principal's re 'ort showed the fol-
lowing attendance Ifor the month of
September:— -
Dept Boys Gi_-ls Total
1 22 2 50
2 22 2' 44
3 25 2 46
4 13 3 47
5 19 2 48
6 27 2 54
7 48 8'l 71
360
Harvest dome.
Dean Farthing's r
minence in the Churol
congregation to St. Pa
night in spite of the i clement weather.
as Pe. 103: 1, on
characteristically
Deeded to a die•
iples of worship.
ship is the test of
For sincere wor-
st have a lofty con
th anch his whole
in praise to God.
utation and pro
attracted a large
l's church Friday
ns.
Dr. Farthing's text
which he preached
able sermon. He pi
onssion of the priu
The sincerity of wo
the Church's vitality
ship the ohri tian m
caption of God. W
b log will respond
Prayer and petitiin are worship but
praise is its higbee form. In pr ise tbo
soul sinks humb . before God. The
spirit, the will, t e intellect, the emo-
tions and imagination bow in adoration
of His greatnessiand holiness. Sincerity
demands that t ' o lite In business or in
politica be in c nformity with the pro-
fession. Than sgiving, for which we
have each ab ndant cause, must be
prominent. T e discourse quite bore
out the Dean' reputation as a preacher.
His fine cboi a language, forceful but
well chosen, 1 s earnestness and direct;
nese, his oratciaal ability and good pro -
Bence created a deep impression. Revs.
Rhodes, Hart ey,Sanders and Lang -Ford
alao took part; in the service. On Sunday
the Reotor w s assisted by the Rev, W.
J. Doherty, A., who preached two
exoellent Ha est sermons. St. Paul ire
aiming at t 8 reputation of having
always the be t at those special Services.
The Harvest pper on Monday evening,
tinder the a apices of the Women's
Guild was li ewise highly .snocepsful,
An excellent env was provided, and a
good program e was given later on.
The proceeds ere satisfactorily large.
The organist a d choir won ranch praise
for the music ndered on these several
oocaaton". Th oolleotions were about
$50 more than other year*.
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We shall be glad to re contributions to
this column from any • our readers. If you
have visitors or purpose •oing away yourself.
drop in and tell us, or se. d ua a note to that
effect.
Miss Ella Cornyn i; 'visiting with her
friends in Hamilton.
Mr. Cbristler, of S•' George was visit-
ing with Mr. A M. 0 rr last week.
Mr. Harry Scott, • Toronto was call-
ing on old friends in town last week.
Mr. Wm. Cornyn is spending a few
weeks with old fri;nds in Ottawa and
vicinity,
Mr. James Langl:y, of Port Huron
was visiting with o . Wingham friends
for a few (Lps.
Mr. and Mrs. :ames Paul, of Fort
William are visit' . g with the former's
sister, Mrs. C. Gil :spie.
Mrs. J. J. Moff and little son,Harold
are visiting with er parents and friends
in Hamilton and icinity.
FARMERS
This ie the season of the
year when it pays you to
feed
Stock Foods
and CONDITION POW-
DERS to your stook.
We carry a full line of
tha best goods at lowest
prices,
Full line of veterinary
remedies always on hand.
Onr prices are low.
We solicit your trade, at
Walley's
Drub Store
PHONE 100. WINGHAMf, ONT.
Mrs, Chas. Gree
Katherine Greer,
visiting at the ho
Mr. Robert Bro'
in town on Monda1
and typewriting in
neva College.
Miss Jennie Ri
home after a visit
wood She was ac
her friend, Miss W
Meters, John Ri
Routledge returne
West on Saturday
several weeks at an
Mrs. Ritz and
have been visiti
Mr, Jas Ooobranee
left this mornin
Dryden, 11
Mrs. Jno. '2. Ls)
Mrs. Joseph Higg
turned home on h' onday last after spend-
ing three weeks siting friends at Bad
Axe, Mich.
and daughter, Mise
of Port Huron are
of H. B. Elliott.
vn, of Blyth arrived
to study shorthand
the Wingham Bug -
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 :
$4000—Business, including dry goods,
groceries and general storekeeping
stock. Building 14 story solid brick
with dwelling and stables. Profits
last year show over $1,000, and good
living.
$2500 -2 -story frame house; excellent
condition; Centre St.
$2100-2 story frame house; bath,etc.,
stable worth $500; Minnie St.
$1300—blew brick cottage, Josephine
street.
$1300 -2 -story frame house; stable;
Leopold St.
$1100-1i story frame house, 8 rooms,
stable; Frances St.
$1000-1i story new brick bowie, 7
rooms; corner lot; Charles St.
$5000-100 acres, Turnberry township,
hank barn, frame house; li miles
• from Wingham.
$3500-59 acres ; brick house; bank
barn; 134 miles from Wingham.
$3500-42i acres; brick house; bank
barn; % mile from Wingham.
Wroxeter Village Property.
$1300-1i story brick house, an excel-
lent home for a retired farmer.
Call and get full particulars.
Agent for Western Lands.
J. H. CHISHOLI'1,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Vanetoxe block, Wingham.
tour has returned
with friends at At
ompanied home by
teen,
binson and James
home from the
�vening. They spent
d near Saskatoon.
is Dot Cochrane, who
'with their father,
and other relatives,
for their home at
fuer and her mother,
us, of Turnberry, re -
The "Dissolution of Par fership Sale"
at the "Big Store" -• 'II .: continued for
two weeks longer (. P .tober 2D. ). Great
Slaughter of Prit'. in Dress Goods,
Fars, Clothing, Carpets, &c,
JNo. da JAs H. Knell.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London,
3rd door East of St. Andrew's Church,
—Messrs. W. H. and Geo. A. Camp-
bell, of the Wing am Town Piot will
hold an auction a le of farm stook and
implements on S •nrday, October 13th.
See posters for full partionlars. A.
Kelly will be the nctioneer.
' The Nova Scotii apple crop this sea-
son will, in gnan;ity, be about the same
as last year, why 325,000 barrels were
exported to foren markets.
Lieut. -Col. J. A. McGillivray has re-
signed as Snpreale Secretary of the In.
dependent Ord ` of Foresters, and Mr.
R. Mathison hi been appointed to the
office.
Hunters' Excursions.
The finest and most extensive hunting
grounds in Canada are sftunted on the
lines of the Canadian Paolfio Railway.
In Northern and Western Ontario are
many hunts of moose and deer, while
smaller game abound everywhere once
one reaches the real hunting lands. The
C P.R. is selling return tickets to all
game regions at one-way fare, a reduc-
tion that sportsmen everywhere are not
slow to take advantage of. Tickets are
good going from Oct. 9 to Nev. 6 to all
stations of the main line between Mat -
taws and Port Arthur, and oleo on the
branches between Mattowa, Temiskam'
ing and Kipawa—the last named a not-
able spot for moose. Then from Oct. 25
to Noy. 6 tickets will be on sale to sta-
tions between Sudbury and the Soo,
Havelock and Sharbot Lake, and on the
Lindsay-Bobbaygeon branch. Remem-
ber, all tickets at single fare, good to
stopover anywhere, with a final return
limit of Deo. 8, Every sportsman
should send a postal oard for oopies of
"Fiehing and Shooting" and "Sport'
man's May," both mailed free upon re.
quest. Address, 0. B. Foster, n.P,A.,
4.P,R , Toronto,
Winnipeg ha enjoyed the first snow-
fall of the seas n.
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
Rubbers
Every Man, Woman, Boy and
Girl should have Rubbers to fit
the r shoes. We have alt
the shapes that aro
CORB,,ECT
for the present style of shoes,
This is the Robber season, and
we are ready for all comers. You
can't buy a poor rubber here— we
have none.
Men's Robbers • 75c
Women's Robbers • 00c
Boys' Robbers • 65c
Girls' Robbers • 45e
Youths' Robbers - 155c
Children's Robbers 40e
oriammor
See ns for 'Trunks and Valise*.
W. J. Greer
TIME iSllOEL