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VOL XXXYL-NO, 1825.
What is the hest
Emulsion ?
ANSWER:
HOWARD'S
Why?
le It contains 50 per cent. Pure Cod
Liver Oil.
2. It Contains Hypophomphites aid:
Glycerine.
3. Is easy to take, and a perfect
Emulsion.
FOR SALE BY
Walton •McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
$540 per year
Mise Snell, formerly of Bine-
vale, is receiving $45,00 per month'
from the Calgary Milling Co.,
° Calgary. This estimable young
lady had only a common sohool
ecitcation, and in a few months
with ns prepared for the above
situation. With a few years' ex-
perience Miss Snell will receive at
• least $75,00 per month.
Stenography is better than
school teaching.
What we have done for others
we can do for yon. Enter any
time. Individual instruction.
Write for catalogue.
Wingham Business College
(Affiliated with Clinton Business
College)
ORO. SPOTTON, - Principal.
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MINNIE M.
, Williams
SHAKESPEARIAN
RENDERING
"The Merchant of Venice"
WINGHAM OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY, FEB'Y 5th
In aid of Wingham Hospital.
Plan of hall at W. MoKibbon's drug
store. Open to subscribers Friday, Feb.
let, ,at 8.30 a,m. General public), 2nd
to 5th.
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'GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Near Oreer's Shoes and Rubbers
Appointed cjrand Steward.
At the annual Onvocation of the
Grand Chapter of ILoyal Atoll Masons,
held in Toronto last lveek, Dr. Kennedy
of thia town was ap inted Grand Ste-
ward by the M. 0. rand Z. ./
••"
IC.nozei great sale ow n. Bargains
In all goods. Knox' s J elry store.
A tlonlplete line of ohs, Rubbers and
Shoes now on hand at R. Joluiston'a
Boot and Shoe Store.
Curlers
Last Friday wi
Vtingham rink.
from Luoknow, El
ad and bad A ye
• `seen*. play. Tltej
Winghstra
Dr. MattdOriald,'•
WhighaM LtreknoW. p. ni. and on holi
V. Patterson, ek, 16 3. Bryan, sk....14 and to 5 pak,
Wirigham.tIItIL aerviee to the peo
A. IL Crawford Dr. Ireland think it hardly
skip . .18 $kip........21
ante elicadd be hi
Lttoknow. Mount Forest,
W. Allan, ek.... .26 Ge0. Allen, sk 12 et until 9P. nu,
VichnOtara, Harrisisis. the Meru
The Minnie M.jWilllams Concert
In the Wthgba#1 Opera Hone oti
Tuesday evening, Februar . The
following talent wll tak. t:—Miea Mies 0 isholm Mr. F. J.
Hill, soloiete; Iiss B. H. Reynolds,
pianist,
Highest price paid for bides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
High School In pector Here,
Mr. 3. E, Wetherel of Toronto, In-
spector of High Soh IS, was in town
this weele making his frat inspection of
Wingham's new HigliJ School. Daring
his stay in town Mr. etherell was the
guest of his old pur4ls, Dr. and Mrs.
Kennedy.
SLAUGHTER SA-LE—Cash slaughter sale
of Dress Goods, Furs, etc. G. E. limo.
New Vestbt
The Grand Trunk
has put on a new v
which passengers ma
Kincardine to Toroni
leaving Wingham at
turning at 9 15 p. m.
one of the latest, an
in the service will n
ed by patrons of the
ed Coach.
Railway System
tibnled coach by
be conyeyed from
without change,
6 40 a. m. and re -
The new conch ie
this improvement
doubt be appreciat:
oad.
Highest cash price paid for butter and
eggs at W. Bone's groeery, Chisholm
block,
Donations o Hospital.
The following 4onatlons have been
received during th past week; Huron
County Connell g4.nt, $500; "Special",
$53.61; Bank of amilton. $25; A. L.
Hamilton, $25; John Kerr, $20; F.
Longhnrst, $10; Griffin Curled .Hair
Co., $5; A. Bennett, old boy, $5; A. E.
G riflin, old boy, ,;5; Young, $5;
T. M. Henderson $5; Robt. Maxwell,
$5; Benjamin Detoore & Go., muresoo,
valued at $5.
BIG SALE—Don't mites the opportunity
of buying goods betow wholesale prices
at Kaiser's, the Jeweler.
Celebrate 90th Birthday
A most enjoy ble gathering was held
in Blair at the r sidence of Mr. and Mrs
G. A. Tilt, csi Thursday, January
17th, it being .he celebration of the
ninetieth anniv rsary of the birthday of
Mrs Wm Tilt, mother of Mr. G. A. Tilt.
Mrs. Tilt is sti I remarkably smart for
her age, and if able to read the daily
papers and ta
all public aff
is ax aunt o
Wingham.
a wonderful interest in
ra of the day. Mrs. Tilt
Mr. Abner °omens, of
Call at R. Johnston's and see his line
of Felts, Rubbers and Shoes and be con-
vinced.
Health Ontario.
The monthly ret rns for December,
1906, as received at the Provincial Board
of Health office fro the division re-
gistrars of no m ioipalities, with a
population of 1,961, 00, gives the 'deaths
for the month fro all causes at 2,100,
a rate of 12,8 per th nand of the report-
ed population. T e figura indicate a
slight excess of den he from measles and
typhoid fever or the corresponding
month in the previ LLB year. There were
51 ones of smallp , compared with 127
in December, 190 and two in 1904. Of
scarlet fever ther were 112 oases and 12
deaths; diphthel , 203 cases and 26
deaths; whoopin cough, 13 cases and
four deaths; m ales, 147 cases and
seven deaths; typ oid fever 178 cases
and 51 deaths; c usumption, 158 oases
and 143 deaths.
Petition for I triproved Service.
During the past week a petition has
been cirouleted am nig the business men
of the town, ankh g that changes be
made in the pos office hours. The
petition alike that e office be open to
,m. to 9p.m. and to
om 3 a.m, tO 9 p.m.
e to be open all day
r the general pub -
and frOm 4 to 5 p.m.
net need for an imt
sent service, we are
the petitioners are
re than ii reaionable.
a singleent service
• e offioe were open to
m.
lie from 8a, ut. to 7
ye from 11 to 12 a.
a. xn. to Op. m. and
is would give a good
o of this section. We
nary that the aseist.
tenclanoe at the wit*.
the early hour at
ails trete be Made
• ,
box -holders from 7
the general publi0
On holiday. the al
to box -holden; and
ere Busy. lic from 10 to 11 a.m
a busy day at the 'While there is no d
p
rulers were presentrevenient on the p
rieton, and lit. rOr. 01the (*aim that
interesting atter. asking for rather m
following are the re. We would oonaide
would be given. if
Mount Forest box.helderi from
15 Dr. %maim, ek 18 for the general pu
011atea. 6 R. HOlton„„,,,26 up it 00t1sideisid,
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WINGITAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1907.
Wingham A.
An emergency m
Lodge, No, 286, A. F.
held on Thursday eve
The regular February
Tuesday evening Feb 5
ren are cordially lavltj
TAKE NOT1011.—.A.11
paid at once, The R.
& A. M.
ing of Wingham
& A, M. will be
ing, Jan'y
eeting will be on
all visiting breth-
d to attend.
accounts must be
H. Onownnn Co,
Director Lost,
The Wingham sup ly of the Deoenaber
issue of the Bell Tele hone Co. directory
has been lost some p. ace between here
and Toronto. The directories were
shipped from Toronit on the lith of
December, but as ye have not reached
Wingham. Submit ers will now 'mote
the reason they hayI not been eupplied
with a copy of the n w directory.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Aeenue, London,
3rd door East of St. Andrew's Church,
Thanks frJm Auxiliary.
Tho Lay SuNrintendent and her
assistant, with the President and mem-
bers of the Woma: t's Auxiliary of the
Wingham Genera Hoepital, wish to
thank the people oe this vicinity for the
generous way in w rich they responded
to the request for d nations for the Hos-
pital. (Mete) G. V STONE. Con Seo.
WESTERN M NEY MAKERS.
The undersigne wishes to correspond
with or see perso ally, any pars
persons who wont wish to 1 est in
Wertern Lands orpity proper or in
British Columbia nit land: • s I have
for sale some of tle Oleic e and. ben
money making pro in flow n the West,
including lots in Vi' nii g, Edmonton
and other western dti t Improved and
unimproved landie in Manitoba and
Saskatohewan in eemolesale blocks to sell
at from $7.50 per acre and up. Investi-
gate at once as het values are advanc-
ing. Enquire of L. Agnew or Thos, 11.
Taylor, Wingham
.1 N. BELL, Wingham.
Free Tele hone Service.
Mr. P. N. Tans ey, local manager for
the Bell Telepho Co. this week reoeiv-
ed instructions ft m the head office to
at once instal a lo g distance telephone
in the Wingham ospital and give the
local service free o oharge, as the com-
pany's donation o this very worthy
enterprise. This ndness on the part of
the Telephone Co parry is very much
appreciated by e Hospital Board.
The number of th phone will be 114.
I have quite a number of good mond-
handed watches from one dollar up, all
it good running erder and must be sold
regardless of their value; also 2 silver
show oases that must be sold. Call and
see goods and be convinced of the great
bargains. Kaiser, the Jeweler.
St. Andrew's Prc
The annual ming
St. Andrew's Presb
held on Tuesday ev
well attended. T
Perrie, oconpied th
ent reports showed
been prosperous du
total reoeipts from
sbyterian Church.
gational meeting of
terian Church was
ing, and was fairly
e pastor, Rev. D.
chair and the differ -
hat the church had
ng last year; The
11 sources amounted
to some 113,900, be ng an increase of
about $300 over the previous year. The
contribntions to Ste schemes of the
church amounted t i $466.20, an increase
of nearly $33 ove the previous year,
adding to this amo nt what was contri-
buted by the Sab ath &hoot, Mission
Band and other •°Drees, brought the
oongregation'a co tributions to missions
up to some $730. T e meeting empowered
the Session to pur base individual cornmunion cups. T is movement is only
in keeping with t e times and the action
of the meeting eh uld be approved by
every member of he congregation. The
report showed a stance on hand, but
during this month .xtra expense has been
incurred which w 1 put the congrega-
tion in debt. Thi year however, will
likely close with everything clear of
debt. Digin the ear 52 members were
added. Thirty-six removed. from the
bounds of the cong egation,and six were
called away by dea h, leaving the mem-
bership at 410 at th close of the year.
The board of Mana era for 1907 are R.
A. Hutchison, Joh Ritchie, Itobt. Max.
well, D. T. lIepbn ,Alex Young, Wm,
Nicholson, D. °aerie, L, Harold, and
John?. Linklater. 11.1.1amilton WAS re.
engaged as coretaket. The salary of Geo.
W. Oline, the choir leader was increased
by 650, showing th t his eervioes are ap.
predated. The E dere are P. S. Link. ,
later, Wm. S. Li star, john Atom.,
L. Fyfe, Jos. Ad LP. Campbell. The
pastor, Rev. D. Pe 0, and the membent
Of the congrogatloz are to be congratu.
lotted on the mete Int standing of the
ohnroh,
Into His Nel quarters.
Mr. I, Davie, col otor of enstoms,
yesterday won i to his new and
spacious apartments in the postafdee
building. The office -s well arranged
for convenience in 41 e transaotion of
businen,
Fon SAM—Erick Nene and lot; also
a good brick hone —Ma. all modern
convinces; hard and 0 dt water, good
barn, and from one tq four acres of
land, Get particular at the Times
office,
Offenders Brough to ,Justice.
The looal justice mill as been grind,
ing during the past w k. On Friday
last, Howard. Finlay, J eph Finlay and
Jas, 11. Finlay appear before Police
Magistrate Morton, on arges preferred
by Mr. L. W. Han n. The charge
against the first named was that of us -
lug profane language, nd against the
latter two of grossly In ulting language.
After hearing the avid nae of a number
of witaesses, the magi trate imposed
fine in each case of $5. and $2.85 costs.
R. Vanetone prosecut d, while the de-
fendants were not - °presented. On
Saturday this same trio - were again
brought before the P. 11 , to answer to
the charge of assault 'referred by Air.
Edward King. The oence was oommit-
ted on the evening of the 21st inst. A
number of witnesses w ire examined, the
case luting the greate • part of the day,
On Wednesday the Aolice Magistrate
gave his decisions. J . H. Finlay was
fined $2 00 and coats, J seph Finlay $10.-
00 and costs, while Howard Finlay was
sentenced to one mo th in the county
jail, and also to pay he costs, which in
each case amount o $6.30. Dudley
Holmes conducted th • prosecution, while
the defendants' lute este were looked af-
ter by R. Veneto e, Last week the
Times expressed th hope that these of-
fenders would be br ught to justice, and
we have hilt to exp ess our satisfaction
in knowing that the erpetrators of row-
dyiem on our streets or public places will
not go unpunished. tie hoped, however,
that such oases will '. the futare be very
rare indeed,
The New Hos
The formal opem
new hospital on Thar
very successfully and
ed the building, but
weather kept a num
home. Mr. Thos. Bell,
Board, and Mrs. C. M
dent of the Ladies' Au
the visitors. The ladie
luncheon and during
Citizent' Band furnishe
gram. The hulloing ha
ed as to furnish ace
forty patients. Mise Ka
of Buffalo, has been
superintendent. We
issue to give our reade
oription of the building
is a list of the donatio
thus far received: Rec
nished by Walker &
ital Opened.
g of Wingham's
ay last passed off
any people visit -
the disagreeable
er of people at
President of the
Walker, Presi-
iliary, received
served a light
he evening the
• a musical pro -
been so arrang-
mmodation for
hrine Stevenson
appointed lady
pe in a future
a general des -
The following
in furnishings
tion room fur-
Cllegg. Private
1.
rooms furnished by os. Bell, Wing -
ham; John Leslie, 2trinnipeg; Wm.
Button, Orangeville; Walker Bros. &
Button, Wingliam. Loretta Ward, fur-
nished by proceeds of Rev. Father
Tobin's leotnre. Dini tg room, furnish.
ed by Canada Furnitule Manufacturers.
Lady Superintendent't room, furnished
by H. 0. Bell, Wing tam. Range for
kitchen, donated by Restern Foundry
Co., Wingham. Hall gee by S. Graoey.
Donations of furnit re, dishes, linen,
eto., by The Bee Hive Co., 0. N. Griffin,
Geo. Mason, 3. H. Chrietie, Mrs. 3. B.
Ferguson, Mrs. A. E. Smith, John
Galbraith, Wm. Bon e• H. E. Isard, Rev.
N. S. burwash, Mee Lizzie King, Mrs.
and Min Baer, Mrs. r. 0. Smith, Misses
McLaren, Robt. Mo 'ey, Miss Boyd, F.
H. Walley, Mre. oily, Mre. Arch.
Taylor, Mrs. H. H. ,Chisholm, T. A,
Mills, J. F. Hartz d Co., (Toronto),
Newton Brown & 4e., (Toronto), Mrs.
(Dr.) Irwin, D. M. Gordou, Miss K. II.
Fisher, John Lenno , Mise Bugg, Young
& McBurney, Bis & Ball, Thos.
Field, J. O. Leckie . J. Nioholls, J.
Kelly, T. Fella, L. e Indy, W. G, Pat-
terson (clock), hire. It bertson, Mrs. W.
i
ore (10 pillows/.
IL Green, lflisi Ell rnyn. Conduotor
Connell, Mrs. Deii
Mrs. O. M. Welke, Mrs, Fergie; Mr.
Tougher, Mrs, Ph an, Mts. Cunning.
hem, Miss Teresa elly, Mrs. Ilepburn,
Mrs. John Arm . Becatete of the
large attendance t the opening it has
happened that th lialileti Of some donors
were not obtainsobtaiuoj and 14 1. hoped that
any omissions o this kind will be par.
her seemed desirous of
ite........g the u nishing committee, it
doned.IAa 7
has been sugge ed that among' Other
requitemente ar the following: Rubber
Itl:labilIFIC 'int= idle; p
o
ny"' all el" -
e y hro-gbotit the building,
furniture for 4ho head nurse's room,
linoleum tor dlfrxing room and kitehen,
rug for reoeptidn room, mins for bread,
ooffee, tea, eto, bedside tables, drafters
And wash eta cis for teems partially
furnielied, pill we, table elethe, nit.pkine,
blankets, towel. and A Secretary.
MOUNT FORE T WON FROM
HOM TEAM.
In probably the aetest game ef hockey
ever played on Wingham rink, Mt
Forest stepped int._ first place by defeat.
ing the local puck chasers on Friday
night, the more be 'ng 6 to 3 favor of the
visitors. Mount Forest team accompan
ied by 300 oupportera arrived in town by
special train at 8 cit.:look, and it was
neatly 8 30 when eferee Chas. Rankin,
of Stratford, caU4 the teams together.
Mount Forest pres nted a line-up of all
"hired" men and i praotice looked very
formidable but th i supporters of the
green and white little thought their
favorites would go Gown to defeat even
at the hands of the visitors brought in
from all corners of the country. The
game started fat . and furious and
Wingham landed fret goal and it look-
ed as if the home cam was going to
climb away with he game, but Mt.
Forest came bob etrong and soon tied
the score, bat Fleming soon forced
Wingliam ahead. by a shot from centre
and although they hit the bar and posts
and the goal tend many times they
failed to pierce th goal while Mt, For-
est notched two be ore half time, the last
being ecored after ime was up but al-
lowed by Referee iankin, The second
hall was mostly 3t Forest, who scored
two goals to the lo als one, se d the, game
ended 6 to 3 in &vier of Mt Forest. For
the visitors Moen lough in goal was a
stone wall and say d his team defeat by
his excellent stops and Marlott, one of
the "hired" men fijom Otterville, starred
on the forward ne. For the locals
Elliott and Fleini g on the forward line
showed fine forn and McGillivray as
rover played a hard game, but the defence
seemed to have an off night, many easy
shote beating them. Referee Rankin of
Stratford refereed to the beet of his
ability, but Eddie Wetlaufer can teach
him the game, Line-up
McCallough • , goal Moore
Haletead. . 1 poiut .. .... Wilson
McLeod .. .. , ...cover point ,.. .. Johnston
Kennedy, ...... „, . rover .. „McGillivray
Moncrieff , ... .... centre McLean
Menai' right wing Elliott
Marlott ele t wing,. ,.....-Fleming
at
The Gorrie Ho key Cleb played the
return game wit the Wingham Busi-
ness College on 1onday night and lost
by a soore of 9 t 7,at half time the soore
being 6 to 3 in vor of Wingham. Pro-
prietor Spottoi4of B. C. team refused to
allow any outs de juniors to play and
the red and w ite was purely college
team, but pm, up a wonderful game of
hockey, H. Elliatt, 'Cody, White and
Trout being the most conspicuous. For
Gorrie their tea n all played well and
Howe, Sandersen and Howson gave B.
0. defence lots o do. McLean in goal
missed some go d ones in the first half
but was almost 14oiiewalI in second D.
D. Wilson was .eferee and made the
'kids" play hooey all the time. The
line-up.
MoQuaig... ..... goal. McLean
White , ......... e. point. .... Sharpin
Lowery cover point. ..... ..Irwin
B. Elliott .... ... rover...—. Sanderson
Cody centre. King
Trout 1 ft wing Howson
H. Elliott right wing Howe
In a Northern
on Tuesday nigh
eagne hockey match
Harriston won from
Mt. Forest at thelatter place, the score
being 7 to 4. This makes a more hope-
1tul outlook for e boys retaining the
cup. The locals lay in Mt. Forest next
Tuesday night, r d are going down with
the expectation alf winning the game.
NOTIOE.—I ar sending out a le‘ber
,
of accounts, an having no °Mott down
town, I have aranged thate' payment
may be made at he office/ or the Cana-
dian Bank of Clo mercek*there receipts
will bo given for he amounts.
W. IL GREEN.
Death of . Cameron.
Mrs. Cameron, w e of Rev. Dr. A. A,
Clameron, of Ottaw4, whose death was
stateti in our last is e, in 1905 attended
with her husband tie World's Baptist
Congress, and addreesed the assembly in
the interests of Canada. She returned
broken down in hea th. Mrs. Cameron
was born in Oagooda, near Ottawa, and
was the youngest lighter of John Fish.
er, late of 'Ningbo She was married
in 1869, Mr. Camaro t being at that time
the young pastor of tie StrathroyEaptiat
Church. Since then she has been the
devoted wife and eftscient helper during
his pastorate in 4ttawa, Winnipeg,
Denver and New Yo4k. Her many gifts,
social and public, ad ea to her cheerful
disposition, made he4 pronitnent in 'ad,
omit forms of Ohri tian service, Her
death tomes with g eat regret by her
many friends. Be des her sorrowing
husband she learee4xree daughters, the
Misses Mamie, Chri.ine and Rattle, also
three brothers and two sister*, Peter
Fisher, postmaster, 'Wingham; Arable
Fisher,mancifisettim, Paisley ;301111E11h.
er, Regina; Mimes 11, rigid and K, ht.
Fliher of 'gingham/
Si A TEAR IN ADVANCE
WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
mrt. •IOHN CURRIE.
Warden of Jitudu County.
The Tmxx, this • eek gives a picture of
Mr. Jobe, T. C4rrie, Reeve of East
Wawanooh, and Iwho was last week
honored by the II rou County Council
in being elected 7varden. Mr. Currie
was born in the Twoship of which bela
now Reeve, hie fether, Mr. Robt, Currie,
of Wingham, bei ig one of the very early
pioneers. Mr. Cerrie's Beet experience
in public affairs Nan as e School Trustee
in S. S. No. 11, .nd for a number of
years held the eisition of Secretary -
Treasurer for th • section. In 1899 he
entered the Tmvnithip Council' as a
Councillor and let this contest headed
the poll, and agaserved as Councillor
in 1900. He was Reeve for 1901 and
1902, giving good service to his muni-
cipality. In Jaw my, 1903, he contested
this division for leoanty Council honors
and was unsuccettful, but in January,
1905 he was elect% d as a County Coun-
cillor, polling a very large vote. In
reverting to the o d system of the Reeves
forming the Comity Council, Mr. Currie
again ran for the l'eeveship and was elect-
ed over Mr. Wm. Beecroft by the narrow
majority of two. The new Warden has
given rat:M.04)a matters considerable
study and he shaald fill his new position
with much °nide= to himaelf and honor
to his municipalr.
CLEAN SWEEP S&nx—Lasf Saturday,
first day of H. 11 Isarde& Co's 10 day
male; although r th extra help they
were unable to to all customers.
Next Saturday t will have still more
salespeople, so tl at customers willhave
better service. etig bargains for every-
body.
Change 'n Landlords,
This week Mr. T, W. Orf, who has for
some time been tjie landlord at the King
Edward Hotel, 41.. his business to Mr.
Algie, of Goderich Mr. Algie was for-
merly a G. T. R. conductor running out
of Goderioh.
Just received 0.1.. new colored
pictoral post Gard Ingham views at
Knox's jewelry store.
PERS NAL.
we shall be glad t have contributiorus to
this column from any j1our readers. If yon
have visitors or purpog4 going away yourself,
drop in and tell us, or s4nd us a note to that
effect.
Mies L. Meyer, o Victoria, B. C., is
visiting Mr. and Mr4 Thos. Bell.
Mrs. P. S. Linklat
friends in Goderich
Mr. and Mrs, F.
a few days with frie
r was visiting with
ar a few days,
'11 were visiting for
de at Petrolia.
Mr. John Oampbe , of Warman, Sask.
Is visiting with Win ham relatives.
Mr. Geo, Mellen le is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs, edding at Toronto.
Rev. Father Rani n, of Clinton was
calling on Wingha friends lad Thurs-
day.
Mra. H. B. Elliott was visiting with
Mrs. E. H Kaiser at Mt. Forest for two
days last week,
Mr. W. W. Baer f Winnipeg was the
guest of his brothe , Mr. E. Baer, Ed-
ward St., for the at two weeks.
Mr. C. K, Wil n, Manager of the
Bank of Hamilto at Swan Lake, Man,,
is calling on his o d Wingham friends,
Mrs. Taylor ha returned to her home
in London atter a nding a month with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc -
Chicken.
Mr. John Taylor ,of Hanover, was via.
'king his father, Geo. Taylor, of the
13.1ine, Turnberryj and his sister, Mrs.
W. 3. Currie, of Eat Wawariosh, dux.
ling the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. 3T. Currie, of East
Wawanosh, were rt Toren° this week,
attending the It leral of Mrs. G. Mel -
lash, (a elder n_ Mrs Carrie), whoa,
death took pip% suddenly Saturday
eyenittg. The demoted, wheee Maiden
mane Wits Rebecca Riggine, was form.
erly *resident of East Watrailesli.
YOU WILL FIND
that the
Drugs and Medicines
you purchase at our store are fresh and
pure. NV e keep everything that Ought
to be in any iirst.class drug store; /JO
do not pass us by.
We use you right, and appreciate
your trade, at
Walley's,
IDruA Store
Iftt PHONE 100. WINGNA.M, ONT.
,1101.1.J 1 1,, 11 11 11. 44 mi. 5 i,i
Properly tOwners
Will find it distinctly to their advantage
to make me their agent; based on
quick returns and satiate°.
tory dealing.
The following list are a few of the
many properties for sale:
$1050-134 story house, 8 tooms, and.
repair, rents for $96 per year; John
St.
$1100-1% story frame house, 8 rooms,
hard and soft water, fine cellar, ex-
oellent repair; Francis St.
$1200-13 story new solid brick house,
8 rooms, a comfortable home:Charl-
es St.
$1250-134 story house, 8 rooms, hard
and soft water, nice location, rents
for $102 per year; Victoria St.
$1300-2 story frame house. splendid
cellar, stable worth $$00, fruit trees,
rents for $109 per year; Leopard St.
$1300—new brick cottage, 7 rooms,
hard and soft water, stable; Joeepli-
ene St.
$1500-2 story house, 9 rooms, good
repair, a beautiful home; Scott St.
$1950— 2 story brick cottage, 7 rooms,
electric lights, good stable; John St.
820O0-14 story double house, 10
rooms. all conveniences; Minnie St.
$2500-2 story house, bath, electric
lights, two 1.5 aore lots worth $1000,
stable worth $500; Minnie St.
$2700-2 story solid brick house, bath.,
furnace, °add not be built now for
$4000; Maple St..
If you want anything at any time in
Real Estate, come direct to head-
quarters.
Money to loan on farm security.
J. It cnisHoui,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Vanstons block, Wingbaro.
Dr. Ovene, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Non and Throat will be at Mc-
Kibbon's drug store, Tuesday, Feb. lith.
Hours 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. Glasses prop-
erly fitted.
4.111 IN Li
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
Great
Clearance
Shoe Sale I. !
EVERY WINTER SHOE
!JUST LEAVE OUR STORE
We will not carry Shoes over
from one Season to another, there-
fore eery pair of Man's, Wein-
an's, Boys', Misses' and Children's
Felt Shoes and Oyershoes, will be
priced so low that they will go
at once.
Don't fail to see the bargains we
are offering in these lines.
Yon should 555 (nar stook of
Trunks and Valletta before pur-
chasing electirhere.
W. J. Greer
TEE SttOER