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VOL XX.XVI.--NO. 1833.
Seasonable
Articles.
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FOR ♦;TALE BY
Walton McKihhoo
THE DRUGGIST
- Macdonald Block, Wingham.
Wingham omen's Institute.
The annual m eting of the Wingham
branch of the men's Iustitute was
held in the 0, 0 , hall het Tbnreday
afternoon and w well attended. After
the genal routin business, the officers
for the ensuing y ar were appointed as
follows:—Preside t, Mrs Wm Bone;
Vice President, iss Waddell; Seoy-
Treae., Mre 0 Gill spie; Directors—Dare
(Dr) Kennedy, s J. 0. McCracken,
Mrs W. J. Currie Mrs W. S. Linklater
and h1.rs. H. B. + liott, Anditors—Mre
J. W. Hewer an Mrs John Wilson.
'The Institute ha made good progress
during the past ear, there now being
thirty.nine na es on the memperehip
roll. The regul r meetings are held the
last Thursday a ternoon of each month
and all ladies nterested in Institute
work are cordi Ily invited to attend.
`Visitors are alw ys weloome.
Wingham Business College
(Affiliated with Clinton B. C.)
FE, Individual instruction.
Z>. Write for handsome catalogue.
080. SPOTTON, Principal..
THE LITTLE EATON
SHORT
SWEET
We're counting' YOUR
custom.
A- Bunch of Bargains'
23 Travellers Satnples Umbrellas
with ,horn and box wood
bandies, regular $1.75, $1.50,
$1.25. Saturday - 990
One to each person,
' 14 Little Boys' 2 -piece Snits,
Blouse and Pants, all -wool
a
dark grey serge triinmmed with
black military braid, regular
$1.75. Saturday • - 990
74 doz. Linen Collets all up -to-
date shapes, new goods. all
sizes 14 to 18, regular price 2
for 25c. Saturday 3 for - 25e
Notice to Boys' and Girls of
Wingham.
' The Little Eaton Will give away
free with each pntobaee of $2.60. a
beautiful school pencil `bog contain•
ing one pen, ruler, pencil and rubber
—we love to please the children.
Dosing May month "The Little
Eaton" Will give to eaoh boy pur-
chasing his snit from na an extra pair
of good school pante free. We handle
the famOne Lion $rand Clothing --
double seats, blew; and elbows.
CEO, C. HANNA
Old Poetoftice Store
litaodonald Bleck WflfG 3Alff.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
WZNGHAM, ONTARIO.* TEURSDAI * MAY 2„ 1907.
Passed Fiat Exams.
In the list of gra atee from the West.
ern Medical College., of London we were
Wear Oreor's Shoes and Rubber8 pleased to see the name of Mr A. K
(afford, formerly of this town. Dr
Gifford will have tie hearty congratula-
none of bis Winch •m friends in passing
his final examined! ,ns
Contra t Awarded.
Mr John Wits\ last week let the con-
tract for the bu lding of hie block of
stores to Mr '`ii; r i Nicholson. Mr Wil.
son will do the eeeavating and build the
foundation walleaind Mr Nicholson will
take charge ot al the other work. It is
expeoted that the block will be com-
pleted in Noveml r.
Good line of heavy Plow Boots at R.
JOIGISTON'S.
New Bails Appointed
Tuesday's Toro to papers contained
the annonneemen that Mr. Geo. A.
Phippen of this to n, bad been appoint-
ed bailiff of the 1 oat Division Court.
Mr. F. Paterson, w o hats held the p0.
sition for upwards o twenty years, and
who made an exoell nt oihoial, resigned
the position a short Tree ago.
Fon Scant—The Best Seed Peas, Corn.
Clover and Timothe . G. E. KING.
Twenty Yeas Ago Column. .
Many of our res ers have been enjoy-
ing the reading' o the items in the
twenty years colones in the Tutus. We
are compelled to c. ase publishing this
column for some m+.a,the. Copies of the
Timis from 1st of M •y, 1887 to let of
January, 1888 are n a in our possession.
This feature will b : started again next
January.
Highest pride paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' bntoher shoo.
Imported S anion Dead.
' Irving Y Morris Mr David I v n o Mo r e met with
a heavy lose on Su day last in the death
of his imported Hackney Stallion,
"Maxim." The h0 se had been sink for
sores days with in igestion. The ani-
mal was valued at 2,000 and his death
at tide season of th year is a heavy loss
to the owner M Irving is arranging
for she purchase of another horse, parti-
oulars of which wi 1 be given later.
Go to Knox's fo. the newest styles and
latest American deigns in Wall Paper.
Former Win hamites Married.
Mr 0. J. Wade, f St, Catharines and
Mies Jennie Mao ath, two former well
known young Wi ghamites were joined
in the holy bonds of wedlock at Toron-
to on Tuesday o last week, the cere-
mony being pert ruled by Rev. A. R:
Park, Pastor of he Parliament street
Baptist Church, Mr and Mrs Wade
will reside in St. Catharines and will
have the hearty good wishes of many
old friends here.
We have the & rest stook of Window
Shades at moderrtte prices. R. Knox,
Wingham.
Church co
At a meeting
ohuroh managers
day evening, toe
Ing of the new c
was awarded to
Binevale Work
the course Of a fe
Ammon SALE of h.nee - old furniture Get Parnell's
ou Market Square, S• t ray, May 4th,
at three o'olook.
1 0,0.F. Anniversary.
The Wingham u,e
pendent Ordee 01 Od
brace the 88th annivtr
Cation of Odd Felton el
attending divine Rer'Y
Church at 3.30 o'clock
noon, May 12th. Rev
Rector of the church, w
mon appropriate to the
members of the Order
meet at the lodge roomJJ
end march in a body tr{
len. of' the Iade-
Fellowa will cele
ark of the iueti.
1p in America by
t r 10. St, Paul's
n Supday after
S. Boyle, the
11 preach a sex-
000asion. All
e requested to
at 2.46 o'clock
the church.
Shingles:—Parties requiring shingles
should call and get • prices. A good
supply of finest shingles new on hand.
J. A. McLean.
Sarnia -Detroit Excursion:
Minerva Encamp
made final arrange:
Trunk for their
Sarnia on Swards
cion tiokete wia be
along the line fro
pen, at the usual
eursionists will t
Detroit. Returns
leave Sarnia at 10
day, June 10th. '1
cursion of the seat
to keep the date in
env, I 0 0. F. ices
ents with the Grand
unseal ceoursion to
, June 8th. Exaur-
on sale at all stations
Kincardine to Kip -
reduced farce. Ex.
to boat at Sarnia for
g a special train will
'clock p.m. on Mon -
hie is the popular ex
n and it will be well
mind.
Dr, Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London,
3rd door East of Si. Andrew's Ohnroh,
Weddin a Bells,
Ott Tuesday morning, at 6 o'clock, at
the home of Mr, ani Mrs. Sarni. Young,
their only daught,r, Miss Tena, was
joined In wedlock with Mr, Geo. W.
Bard, of Guelph. The ceremony was
performed by Re!, -D. Perrie, in the
presence of the mmedsate relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bat d left on the early
G.T.R, train and ill spend a few days
in ' Guelph, St. T omas and Toronto,
after which they 11 make their home
in this town. Th happy young couple
will have the hea ty good wishes of
many friends for happy wedded lite.
JEST ARRIVED a`� the Big Book Store,
Sanitary paper for Bath rooms, Burlaps
for dinning rooms, offices, kitchens, etc.
Oak Veneering, foryour floors, old fnr-
nitnre, etc. K. M. FISHER.
Weather for May.
Rev. Irl R. Hick
much enoouragem
weather people d
May. He predicts
. many heavy storm
the oonntry. Win.
are due from the fi
seasonable cold to
ninth high 'temper:
storms; severestor.
cycle of ram, w
about the twentieth
from heat to cold a
and stormy weath
month.
Extended Call to Pastor.
Rev H. Edgar Allen, of Toronto
preached in t e Wingham Baptist
Church for the as t two Sundays and
last Thursday h was invited to become
pastor 01 the oh oh and will enter upon
hie work at ono , Mr Alien will also'
take the panto to of the Teeswater 1
Church, preaahi g there on the Sunday
afternoon. Th Trees is pleased to
welcome Mr Al en to the town and we .
hope he may met with splendid success'
in his work here nd at Teeswater. Mrs
Allan will not o e to Wingham for a
few weeks.
Fon SALE—First- class 100 acre farm,
two miles from Wingham. All in grass.
Get particulars from H. Davis.
Death of R+ bent L. Small.
On Sunday last: at the residence of
father, Mr. Louie Small, on Scott St.,
after an illness of several months, Rob-
ert Louis Small passed away in his 24th
year. Deceased w is a sufferer from con.
enmption, and ha i been confined to his
bed for some time- He bad been a resi-
dent of town for some years and was
highly resected. He leaveswidow
p a w w
and 1 abe, father and mother, brothers
and sisters to m0-irn his early donde°.
The funeral on T iesday afternoon was
under the autpi :es of Court Huron,
A.O.F. and tbe religious services at thb
bonze and grave were conducted by
Rev. T. S. Boyle,
Hr. Ovens, °enlist, London, Snrgeun
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat willbe at Mo -
Ribbon's drug store, Tuesday, May 28
—all day. Glasses properly fitted,
West Hu On Licenses,
The West Huro license commission-
ers met in Auburn Tuesday of last week
and departed from he government'spoli-
oy by giving an ad 'final tavern license
at one of the aro corners in Colborne
township. • A etre g deputation of tem-
perance workers resented a petition
against the issue o another license, but
their protest did n avail. The folloW-
were given twel temonths licensee:
eeB:
e C. W. Br n of
(Mitten. tom► the Norman -
die; J. Weir, of tie `Commercial; R.
Graham, of the Graham Meuse; • A,
Robinson, of the R retenbary, and Geo.
Stewart, of the W verley, Blyth, J. J.
McCaughey and s. Mason; Colborne,
J, Miller and H. lazier; Dungannon,
Mrs.. Malloatgh an J. Mountain; Port
Credit, Nelson P neou. Alex. Young,
of Kintore, was g vett three months to
put his place in proper repair.
Real Estate
This week we re.
change in Wingh
Oosens and John Ri
partnership in the
and real estate b
gentlemen have ha
insurance and with
does not promise
nt for discontented
ing the month of
the probability of
for all sections of
and thunder storms
et to the third; nn -
he sixth; about the
tura and thunder-
s about the twelfth;
• d, thnnler-storms
; sudden revulsions
the twenty-fourth,
to the end of the
d Insurance.
.rt another business
m, Messrs. Abner
•hie having formed a
o and life insurance
Binds. 6Both these
a large business be
the addition of the
tract:Awarded,
of the Presbyterian
t Bluevale, on Tues-
ontract for the build -
wets in that village
Mr. Geo. Haney, of
will be commenced in
days. _.—
d, at Ohrfutie'e.
Ladie Auxiliary
7 he regnler seting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary" of th Wingham General
Hospital will b held in the Oounoil
Chamber on Mo day afternoon, May
the 8th,, at 4 15 a rp. Any ladies wish-
ing to become m bars of the Auxiliary
may obtain me ersbip tickets at any
time from Mra J P Kennedy, convener
of the memberehi i committee.
Horse loute Cards,
Yon want a goad job on your horse
bills at a reason ble price, with good
cardboard and a ood out. The TIDIES
gives you all thea and also a notice of
your horse for tw weeks free of charge.
Yon want it in a TIMES because it
covers all the gr and more thoroughly
than any other a vertising medium. It
is to your advan ge to get your work
done here, e
Killed in Railway Wreck.
Mr Wm Fiat r, an engineer on the
0. P. R., was illed in a wreck near
Fort WiIiiam on Tuesday. The cause
of the sodden the oden waswashing away
of a bridge ov r a small creek and the
engine plungi g into the opening. Two
other train n were killed. The de-
ceased engin r Was a brother of Mr
Hurry Mater, of this town, who left on
Wednesday orning for Fork William.
Trtting Stallion.
Mr W Pt
brought his
to this dietri
is a chest
pounds, sten
ly Round an
and quality.
Grit. This h
ofMrRJ
Ford's stable
afteroon nnti
cards are bei
ticnlars.
iikingham, of Elora, bas
rotting stallion,"Sir John"
1 for the season. Sir John
at stallion, weight 1280
s 16ea; hands high, perfect-
a horse of great substance
He is sired by Old Clear
roe will ag,:,in be in charge
Iv and will he at Dr A. T.
every week from Friday
Monday morning. Route
g issued and give all par -
am now r ady to do ting, paper
hanging, deo eel g, c., atreasonable
rates. Satief ti tlaranteed, Orders
left at Robert . ooney's tin shop will be
promptly atte ided to, G. A. PIHriEi,,
Repair the Sidewalks.
The sidewaIa on Victoria street, near
the Union factory is in very bad shape,
and people nee wondering why the
Street Committee delay in having it re-
paired. The walk is all broken and peo-
ple find it vera dangerous for walking
on. When i1iis walk is repaired it
would bewell to have the earth packed
k
under the wal :s at the planes the water-
works pipes h ve been placed under-
. math, or mor walk will soon need re-
pairing.
t ,
' I beg to notify the public the at I am
prepared to do all kinds o painting,
decorating, kalsomi g, eta, at reason-
' aple rates. Satief4oyi0n guaranteed.
Parties wanting wog of any kind done,
cal] at A, W. Webster's store, Shaw
Block. J. T. GRAY.
real estate business they should increase
the business. They will continue to re-
present the differen companies as here-
tofore and willbe p lased to meet parties
wishing to do basin :as in their lines in
their office, up-srair t in the Vanstone-
Griffin block. The TIMES wishes the
new firm emcees.
Bowling CluRe-organized.
One of the very est meetings of the
Wingham Bowfin Club was held in the
council chamber 1 t Wednesday
even-
ing, when the oln was re -organized for
the season with L. W. Hanson as Presi-
dent • R, Veneto e, Vice -President ;
A. M. Crawford, Secretary -Treasurer.
The grOunds co mittee is William
Holmes, L. Benne y and P. Lorie. It
was decided to p ace the membership
fee at $3 for this y ar. An effort will
be made to form aileagne with the clubs
of the neighboring towns so that a series
of games may be a ranged for the com-
ingaummer. Bo '- ling promisas to be
popular in Wingh this Bummer.
Resolution
f Condolence.
At the regular .. eating of Wingham
Lodge, No 11, O. . B. the following
resolution Was ca ried by a standing
vote:
Moved by $ro A t ams, seconded ty
13ro Oarr, and r:solved, that this
lodge desires to red rd its sincere and
oordialtiympathywi r Bros John,George
and Edward Baird i • the e des they t
y havo
sustained in thete ant death of their
sister. The memb are all as
sure
these
bereaved brothets their deep fallow
feeling With them i . this affliction which
has overtaken , and pray that the
God of all consols[ oa may grant them
true resignation a d uphold and bless
them in this sorra
T. , nerteal - Committee
T. II. ROut$>Itmmott }
Maple Leaf Lacrosse Club
At a meeting
Chamber on Tuesd
Leaf Laorosse Olu
this season. It w
team in the intern
O.L.A., and it is Till
placed in the diet.
Clinton, Seaforth,
Marys. Officers war
Hon. President, Dr
Hon. Vice -Presider
President, J. D. Ba'.
dent, Geo, O. Han:
dont, R. Clegg; 2rd
J. P, Kennedy;
Moore; Manager,
rons—D. T. Hepb
eld in the Council
y evening, the Maple
was re - organized for
s decided to place a
ediate series of the
sly the club will be
'at with Goderioh,
Mitchell and St.
elected as follows:
. T. Ohieoini, M.P.;
1, Dr. A J, Irwin;
ns; 1st Vice•Presi-
a; 2nd Vice•Prest-
Vice•President. Dr.
Seoy-Treas., Elmer
. G. Vanstone; Pet-
ra, C. P. Smith, A.
E. Smith, A. M. Cirawford, Dr. J. R.
Macdonald and Ii. 0. Bell; Managing
eley, F. W Cody, J.
id H. Trout. There
ayere to piok from
)port trout our tOwns-
ionld have no diffl-
e district.
Committee—D Dn
MoKone, N. Fry at
are over twenty p
and with proper au
people, the boys s
catty itt winning tt
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to May 10th for all branches
of the work in connebtion with the
building of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of tbe Wingham branch
of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
A. E. SMITH, Manager.
The approximate alae of new build.
ings in Toronto for he first four months
of the year is $5,116 901.
At the annual me ting of the Crow's
N'a t Pass Coal Co , lama announced
that a ten per con dividend, totalling
$350,000, had been I aid.
nbli :h r both i
Apparently p e s b t n Canada
and the United Sta ss will have to pay
the full tattle impded bythe
neW OetaI
regulations, which odme into effect on
May 8. American a oet•offi0e Authorities
Will not permit 'boneignmente being
tarried by freight lir eitpreea aoroas the
line, from pnbliat ing houseb to their
Ohnadian Agents to mail 40 Canadian
addresses. Mt etpeoted danada will
adept the tame rnlo,
..itllWI'i[l`.,�; ,,,d0�I111Ullnu�` uttl'^ nn
REV.J.H.QSTERHOUT BA.BD
I. I I In ■-imama.a.am=6114, ,
I.O.O,F. ANNIVERSARY SERMON
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
The etgbty-eighth anniversary of the founding of the Independent Order
of Oddfellows was fittingly celebrated at Wroxeter on Sunday afternoon last,
when the members of Montana Lodge, augmented by visiting brethren
from Teeswater, Brussels, Listowel and Wingham, and the members of
Minerva Encampment, Wingham, attended divine service in the Methodist
Church. Rev. Era. J. Ii Osterhout, B.A., B D., was the preacher for the
occasion. Taking bis text from the first verse of the eighteenth chapter of I
Samuel, the speaker dwelt on the subject of the motto of the Order, "Friend-
ship, Love and Truth," dealing particularly with "Friendship." "To massy
people," said the speaker, "and perhaps to a careless Oddfellow, these words
mean very little, but to the true Oddfellow they stand for cardinal virtues
which he is trying to incorporate into his life. These three virtues are sym-
bolized by three links, which are inseparably bound together. Some of the
noblest acts recorded in history, have resulted from, and some of the most
wonderful deeds have been prompted by, friendship. Three kinds of friend-
ship were referred to: That which gives pleasure to the giver; the friendship
interest orand lastly the friendshipof virtue. of me setgain; y n There is no true
friendship without confidence; true friendship is not gained by the sacrifice
ot principle; character is not determined by the number. but by the quality,
of our friends. There can be no true friendship without love, which is the
great leveller of human society, and the progenitor of noble deeds; no true
friendship without service. Fraternity without service to God and man is
an empty name, and there is no true friendship that has notits basic principle
in the friendship of Jeena Christ, The speaker closed an inspiring address
by an eicgnent appeal on behalf of a better observance of the noble principles
of the Order. After the service the brethren reassembled in the hall, when
short congratulatory speeches were delivered by a number of the members,
and the usual votes of thanks tendered.
A few words in reference to the preacher on the above occasion, who is
.well known to many of our readers. will perbaps be in order;
Rev. Mr. Osterhout is the popular;and energetic pastor of the Wroxeter
circuit of the Methodist Church. Ile is a native of Kent county, baying been
born at Northwood, where he received his public school education. He
afterwards attended the Ridgetown high School and the Chatham Collegiate
Institute. Seven years ago he graduated with honors from Toronto Univer-
sity,receiving the B.A. degree, and also received the B D. degree from Victoria
University,,00mpleting both courses before Ms ordination. He was ordained
to the work of the Methodist ministry at the meetiug of the London Confer -
masa held in Wingham, His ministerial career has thus far been signally
successful. Not only is he an earnest, eloquent and zealous preacher, but he
is also a man among men, one who is ever ready to "put his hand to the
plow" wherever a good work re to done; and whatever he undertakes he puts
ha whole energy into. During his residence at Wroxeter, Rev.Mr.Osterhont
has taken an active interest in the welfare of the place, and has been given
positions of honor and responsibility. He has for years been an enthusiastio
Oddfellow, and is for this term Noble Grand of Wroxeter Lodge. He is
completing his three year term on the Wroxeter circuit, and bas received an
invitation to Victoria street church, Goderich, which he has accepted, sub-
ject to the approval of the Stationing Committee.
MINOR LOCALS.
—Yesterday was May -day.
—The watering cart was not needed
this week,
—The cold, we t weather this week
has again delayed the spring work.
—See Prof, O'Brien's new advt. in
another column of tbis issue.
—The regular onthly meeting of the
Town Connell w 11 be held next Monday
evening.
—Winnipeg's opulation is placed at
111,350, an incre se of ten th onsaud dur-
ing the year.
—Luoknow ottizens have subscribed
fully $200 in cas'i and special prizes for
the fall fair.
—Yesterday Ras tbe first day of the
trout fishing serum. Too much rain for
successful &shin r.
—Eighteen 0
of $500 each at
day, so that the
—Mr H. H.
Wingham has
dent of the Rat
Toronto.
—Mr Jae Per
ber of silver 1
South Africa.
for the leaf left
—Mr W. H.
drilling a well t
Teeswater. Mr
other wells at
liiiipamets paid a head tax
ictoria, B.O., on Mon -
may come into Canada,
Chisholm, formerly of
een elected Vine Presi-
olme Bowling Club at
ect has received a num-
eves from a friend in
he TIMiES returus thanks
at this office,
)avideon, of this town is
t the Vendome hotel in
)avideon has drilled two
eawater this season.
on received word last
h of a brother. This is
vement to .Mise Matho-
having passed away a
—Miss Math
week of the des
the second bete
Bon, her father
few menthe ago.
—Mr d'oseph radwin is still cbafined
to hie house, a was able to be Out last
week, bat his o d trouble has returned,
We hope he wil soon be able to take his
place at the eieo do power house.
--Among the Iatest arrivals at the
in gham Bnes Ass dollefe aru
Miss
Lizzie Attridge, P Monorief, acid Miss
11. A. Wilson, o town, who have been
eurolled asstud ' s ite the stenographio
d t ra
depattment. g p
—The annual xonrsion from Goder-
ioh to Detroit n the steamer Grey,
hound will b0 h d on June 18. Leese
orning of the 18th and
ptroit on the evening
Goderioh on the
returning leave
Of the AOth.
—Wingham raees m June 6th and 6th,
—Tbe death occurred on Tuesday
morning of one of Lincardine's pioneer
residents in the p Creon of Wm, W
Davey, aged 88 yeaas.
—The regular meeting of Wingham
L. O. L, No 794, wil be held on Friday
evening of this week Some important
business is to be Iran acted, besides tbe
conferring of degrees Members are re-
quested to be present
—Mr. W, H. Ria
contractor, has been
tract of building the
erected by Mr. Geo.
Rantoul is this week
verandahs as the Me
oul, builder and
warded the con -
two stores to be
McKenzie. Mr.
inildiug two new
thodist parsonage,
—Mr. Alex MoNe n, of this town is
prepared to take the ontracv for mov-
ing all kinds of build' gs. He has the
beet moving oni&t in 1 this district and
parties having work cif this kind to do
should see Mr. McNeiin before placing
the contract.
—Means, Patterson and Shiells, ot
Kincardine and Lothead, of Atwood,
with local e resentativ
es of the Sons of
Scotland held a me
ting itt Wingham
yesterday to arras a matters in con -
4
nection with the annr.ai excursion,
particulars or whic will be given in a
future issue.
—Summer sohool for instructions in
nature study, na ural training and
household science for teachers and
educationists will be held duritg the
coming vacation. Lao fees will be chug.
ed. The principals of the Normal
Schools at London Ottawa or Toronto
will furnish partic are.
Search patties la t Friday found the
body of Mrs. Joh McKay in a swamp
two.miles north o Southampton. The
Saturday mornin previoni, Mrs. Me.
Kay disappeared; nd search parties were
unable to find he until Friday, Mre.
McKay was over eighty yenta Of age.
She evidently Iost et way and perished
with the cold.
--Mr. end Dire, avis Currie, of tart
Wawanosh, will ave the sympathy of
manyy friends int elobs they tut-
tained in the dna , on Sunday lath, of
their youngest a , George Ymir in his
6thy ear, The hild had
been ilI for
some dayt with nenmonia. The foneral
to Wingham ea etery on Tnesdayafter.
noon was largely attended.
Owing to the increase in postal. rates
it is understood that Collier's Weekly
will publish a Qanedi a piddition,
Don't you need a
Sprig Topic?
Spring is corning on and you
will need a good medicine to
purify your blood. You can-
not take anything better than
DR. CLARK'S
CELERY AND BURDOCK
which is considered by some
of the best physicians as a
grand medicine.
Weare agents for Wingham.
Price $1.00 per bottle, or six
bottles for $5.00, at
Walley's Drub Store
Phone 100. WINGIIAht.
WINGHA.M
Real Estate Office
Property for sale in arse around the
growing town of Wingham.
Easy terms.
$650—Frame oottage, rents for $72
per year, five rooms, nice garden,
Frances St.
$900—Solid brink onttage, 7 rooms,
almost new, Martha St,
$1050—lee story house, 8 rooms, good
repair, rents for $96 par year, John
street.
$1200-2 story frame house, six rooms,
beautiful Iocation, Albert St,
$1300—New brick cottage, 7 rooms,
hard and soft water, Josephine St.
$1300—Frame house, 6 rooms, good
cellar, etable and four sores of land.
Town plot.
$1350-134 story house, 10 rooms. 2
lots, , good etable, rents $108 per
year, McIntosh St.
$1500-1xe story frame house, good
orchard, one acre of land, Albert
street.
$2000-1ee story house, 10 rooms, two
1.5 acre lots worth $1000. Rents for
$168 per year, Minnie St.
CHOICE PAItIR i'rtOPEiaTY,
$4000--100 acres, good frame house.
fair barn, 95 acres cleared, excellent
land, Tp. Morris.
$5000-100 aores, 4 miles from Wing -
ham, bank barn, comfortable house,
85 acres cleared ; bargain for quick
. sale. Tp. Morns.
The above are only a few of the
many properties we have on our lists.
Oall and get particulars,
RITCHIE & COSENS
Real Estate, Insuranne and Loan Aemits,
Upstairs its: Grt n•Vanstone Block,
Wingham.
FOR SALE,—Brick house and lot; also
a good brick house with all modern
conviences; bard and soft water, good
barn, and from one to four spree of
land. Get particulars at the Teems
office.
grallWillWediaMMalik
THE LEADING SHOE STO RE
$2.50
SHOES
We haven't a thing
against our neighbors.
We are simply selling
splendid Shoos for
TWO FIFTY
They are the best Shoes
for the money we ever saw
or sold. We have them for
Men or Women
Best leathers --new latte-
r well made — nothing the
matter with the Shoes.
The price is a little weak
--that's all.
Take a look at these won-
derfni Shoes. They'll do
their own talking,
See t: for rTru !t
tl s and Valises.
L.v.--
W. J. Greer
TUE SEWER