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VOL X VL. ----NO. 1863.
WINGHA C, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 24, 1907•
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
WE SELL,,
CHOCOLATES
FRESH THIS WEEK
Walton McKibben
THE DRUGGIST
Maodonaid Block, Wingham.
Ten dozen travellere' samples of
neckties just received. It will pay you
to call and see them at T. A. MILLS.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mo.
Ribbon's drug store, Tuesday, Oot, 29
--all day. Glasses properly fitted.
NIOHT CLASSES,
While many young ladies and gen-
tlemen are frittering away • their
evenings, others aro attending our
classes and fast preparing to better
their conditione.
Evening sessions from 7 to 9.30
every Monday, Wednesday a n d
Friday.
Call and have a look into our
courses..
Special oasts in Penmanship.
r,
Wingham Business College
THE LITTLE EATON
WELCOMES
It's old and pew
customers to its
new home.
Where they will find one
of the most complete stocks
in its respective lines ever
shown in our town, v'iz.:
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
CLOTHING
LADIES JACKETS
LADIES' AND MEN'S FURS
AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
TRADE TAKEN
Butter 2L,g s 23C,
Dried Apples 8c, Potatoes
8oc per bushel. Come -ort.
ill.
CEO, C. HANNA
11111W' Store bppotito loiitoffie
W1NGHyAM ONTAIl/0,
,
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes wad Rubbers
Deer Hunter
The approaching
will no doubt attra
Enighta of the Rifle'
fleet -footed creatu
Phippen has been ail
deer•buntere' Hoene
district, and he will.
who with to purchaj
Licenses,
er bunting Mach]
some of the local
to the haunts of the
e. Mr. Geo, A
pointed to dispense
ks to parties in this
ae able to supply all
e them.
Clearing sale of all Ladies' Fur Jack-
ets. GEO E. KING.
M oved to
Mr. James Dey,
has been brakema
between London
accepted a positio
London to Hamil
moved hie family
where they will re
of many friends
them to their ne
London,
ho for some years
on the (a•, T. R,
nd Wingham, hue
on the nine from.
on, and last week
to the former plane.
ide. The best wishes
f the family go with
home.
Fon SALE, -A good frame barn, 56x
40; timber in good shape and will be
sold at a reasonable price. Get particu-
lars at Tragus office.
Bonus fo
Hon. Dr. Pyne,
has issued two oir
developing "eleme
hgrtionittare and se
village and rural e
deoided to grant
teaoher, who qualt
of this branch at t
tura CoIIege and i
in the school, et eu
as long as the work
Teachers.
mister of Education,
tars with a view to
ary agriculture and
col gardens" in the
hoots. It has bean
irect to the rural
es for the teaching
e Ontario Agricul-
ugurates the work
of $30 ':r annum
s
anti .. ed.
RUBBERS -We hav
60o and Storni Ru
See them at W. J.
' Ladies' Rubbers
ers at 65o a pair.
BEER'S.
Death of Mrs, Wm. Archer.
On Friday last de 11 visited the home
of Mr. Ppnaley, eopold street,' and
claimed bis daughter Mary Neitie,'ivife
of Mr, Wm. Archer. The deceased, who
with her payouts f rmerly resided in
Wawanosh, had f. some years past
been a resident of 'lett. She had for
some time been i.! failing health and
name to her parents home in town a few
weeks ago, where s , e remained until the
death summons on .. e. The funeral took
plane on Sunday, t ••: remains being laid
to rest in the Deacon cemetery, East
Wawanosh.
WANTED. --A goad boy to learn the
printing business. Good chance for a
stnart boy. Apply, at TIMES office,
Working = n the Bridge.
Mr. Hill, of Mit hell, contractor, for
the iron work of he new bridge south
of town, arrived •• onday, and the work
of taking down d e old bridge has al-
ready commenced • As soon as this is
completed, the wo k of putting op the
new strnoture wil be proceeded with,
and it is expected hat the new bridge
will be ready for !traffic In about three
weeks. When oo •. pleted this will be a
very well built : • d substantial strut).
tura. Speaking ., the abutments, Mr.
Hill ease he has onstrncted over fifty
bridges, and that he abutments of this
one are superior to any he has seen.
Thos. Sandy, of L • chetah, Was the eon -
tractor for ;these and F. Paterson, of
Otis town, inspec'•r.
WANTED.-CbQioe Tub Butter, 27o;
freak eggs, 25e. Also large quantities
dried apples and feathers. G. E. RINct,
Flags for he Schools.
The oontraot for s ppIying Union Jenks,
for the rural soboals has been awarded
by that Ontario overnment to t. J,
Turner & Sons of eterborongh, At the
last session of Le • aleture an approprien
tion of 115,000 Was made for the pnrohese
of the Saga and tenders were called.
The order bails f • r 1,500 six foot Union
Jacks, They evil be made of the best
English bunting a • d will have to be de•
layered within sixt deye. Thin will by
13o .means supply'A 1 the oonetry schools
in the province, a.d this appropriation
exceeds the mon of the accepted ten-
der, which was ten in, stating the prloe
for oath flag. Th remainder of the
Liege tIr complete th • full list of sohoola
will iia supplied by • is final at the call
Of the Government They are being
made late ofi fi
It ie bitim
ted
that there are
neighborhood of
$,(100, achoole to , supplied, These
'Union /finks arta to be displayed inside
the ticheol during , and outside on
any special day .ided upon by the
tlrtigteam. y
Wingham Furr
The Western F
shipped two of thei
where they will be
new Ottawa Bank
Hingston is in the no
this week, Metalling
hoes at Cobalt.
indry Ca. recently
fnrnaaee to Cobalt,
iced in heating the
building, Mr. A,
Vern miping town
her
e fa
heneve n ace
a
•
We never had a better stook of furni-
ture. Out prices are right, et Walker's
tnrniture.store.
Lecture by Dr Macdonald.
Dr. P. Macdonald ill deliver aleoture
to the students of the igh Soboot Liter-
ary Sooiety in the as embly hall of the
school on Tuesday ening next, at 8
o'clock, Acoompany g the lecture Will
be presented lime -lig views of England
and Scotland.
WANTED. -A good
housework. Apply
RITCHIE,
i for general
o MRs. JOHN
Lawn Bowlers
The Wingham
intend to hold two
opera house an No
On the 23rd the p
Girl," will be put
"The Beggar Stud
Farther notice o0
tainments will be
Entertainments.
awn Bowling Olub
ntertainmonts in the
ember 23rd and 24th.
y, "Dolya, the Tea
on, and- on the 24th
nt" will be presented.
cleaning these enter-
iven later.
PRIVATE Bo&i
Eleotrio Lights, battfa
838, Wingham.
antral locality,
nd furnace. liox,
Properties '
Mr. Wallace W.
of his two-story
three lots on- Ca
Win, Carruthers o
come to reside in t
Mr. H. Davis ha
lots on Carling
High School gr
Cornell, oe, Bi
building on them
hange Hands.
Hough has disposed
rame dwelling and
aria° street to Mr.
Tarnberry, who will
n in the near future.
disposed of his two
errace opposite the
lids, to Mr. W. N.
vale,, who purposes
COMING OUT in a n
Tbantzegiving? No
ours.
iw pain of shoes for
sliest better than
W. J. GREER
Morris Re'
The death of Ji
took piaoe at his re
concession of the is
Saturday last, rem
and most respects
district. The d
known, having tor
gaged in the cattle
brother of Mr, Wm
Wingham, but now
The illness of deoea
ation, heart fail=s;
death. The funeral
attended, took pia
deuce on Tuesda
laid to rest in the
ident Dead.
seph Clegg, which
3idenoe, on the fifth
unship of Morris, on
Ives one of the oldest
d residents of that
ceased was widely
Jany years been en -
business, lie was a
Clegg, recently of
resident of Morris..
ed was of short dur-
being the cause of
which was largely
a from his late rein.
, the• remains being
nnshihe cemetery.
WANTED -Five bundred men and
boys to buy clothing from H. B, ISARD &
Co. Bice BARGAINS in snits and over.
coats.
The Late rs. Farrow.
The death of M s, Farrow, wife of
Postmaster Farre , of Brussels, which
was noted in the columns Iast week,
removes a former ell -known and high-
ly esteemed resi ant of this section.
The deceased, wh se maiden name was
Elizabeth Partly, made her home for
some years with Or sister, Mrs. Frank
McCracken, of • anis, where she was
married to Mr. P:rrow about eighteen
years ago. She • as a member of the
Anglican comma •. on, and a devoted
worker in the vari•us organizations of
the church. The b • rial took pleao on
Wednesday of las week, in Niaseuri
township, where se -rat brothers of the
deceased reside.
Call and see oar new stook of neck.
ties; Selling below wholesale prices.
T. A, MILLS.
;tee per large stod. of picture mould.
inv. Pictures fru•• ed while yore 'wait
dt Walker's furnitn e store.
Evangelist Services.
Special evan/za stip eervices were
commenced in the Methodist church on
Sunday last, and tneetings are being
held each evening ; Wring the week, ex-
oept Saturday. •esooiated With the
patter in this wor. is Rev. Angus It.
Itentcn, who has .pent some years in
evangelistso work, • ith forked emcees.
Mr. Banton ie an •r(lained minister of
the Methodist ohn oh, and over twenty
years ago was JR • for minister on the
I tit - lr The!niblickare r i i
B a snit, of d a l
9
p7
e a er i e
es
a.
invited to *AMA v o e. On
Sunday afternoon • ext, at 3 o'clock, a
meeting for men on will be bald in the
opera bottle, when. Rev. Mr. Rantola
will deliver an add eta an the subWebt,
"From the Barra*+• to the Pulpit."
Hospital Su •
The Ladiee Auaillery a
preparations for the sup
in aid of the Wingham
t
to1 be ha d in the town
day) evening. Tea front
programaue afterwards
house, Al are itsvite
assist in this very weir,
admission to sapper as
ciente. Reserved seats
be bad at J. Walton
store, on payment of
ladies wish to thank t
the country people, who
generous iu their oontri
dune for tbe use of the
assure all friends of the
any contributions in til
tables, produce, eto , th
give, will at ell times
oeived. -
per.
e making great
er CORM and oonceat
neral Hospital,
1lh (Th
urs.
is (T .urs•
30 to 8 o'clock ;
in the opera
to come, and
y cause. The
Concert is 25
or concert may
Ribbon's drug
o. extra. The
ose, especially
ave been very
atioes of pro-
w ospital, and to
astltution that
way of vege-
y may wish to
e gratefully re.
�c 9
MAID WANTRO.--For Tor, ,lite App1
to Mrs, 0, J. GRAIIAIti
ExinesT oesu PRICE paid for#lnlea,
skins, tallow no. wool, at thet1'1Yangleam
Tannery. W. 1) P1aINGLr.
Guy Bros.' instrels.
The Guy Bros. MiazS vale, Geo., Chas.,
Albert, Edwin and Ar ar, supported by
an excellent cempany singers, dancers
aorobats and oomedia s, will be et t
Opera House Wiegba , Monday e
ing Oct. 28 h. The o papally ap i : ared
at Peterborough, T ars ay ,= ening,
and the Review bad t e f i1o. • ing nom-
ment:--"Their offers well up to
expectations and the 1 ge audience went
away well pleased. T ev are rightfully
entitled 'Tbe Kings of Minstrelsy.'"
Secure seats now. PI u at MoKibbon's
drug store.
Fulls, FURS, FURS. --We have them in
large variety. GEO, E. KING.
Fon SALE.--HOnsehol
wood burner, large fire
reservoir, high shelf;
good condition, not 10
mer's ideal. Owner
coal. Apply at 0 P R. s
Jewel Range,
box an oynn,
ood b k , in
in ; far-
egniree to nee
ation, Wingham,
W. H, S. Liter
The students of th
Sohool.have inangera
meat of highs( ool li
y Society.
Wingham High
d another depart -
fa the formation
of a Literary Sooiet• . • The elections
of the society were •held on Tuesday
and were keenly contested. Intense
enthusiasm was ma ifestedby the entire
student body and he first Executive
enters upon its du ies under the most
favorable auspices When school was
dismissed, the sinessfnl candidates and
also some of the un uccessful candidates
addressed the' ales ors" pwho had gather-
ed in large numb re in the Assembly
Room. The result of the elections were
as follows: -Honor ry President, Dr. J.
Wilson (aoclamati n); President, T, E.
Robinson; 1st vic -president. Miss E.
Musgrove; 2nd vice president, R. Moffat;
Secretary, Mies M Gordon; Treasurer,
H. Melton; Press Reporters, Miss M.
Ross, H. Green ; E ecutive Committee -
Form IV, Mise V. avidson, E. Currie;
Form III, Mies B. Ismiles, W. McLeau ;
Form II, Miss L. , reen, W. Earngey;
Form I, Miss E. T ling, G. Treleaven.
The Editor of the " carnal" will be ap-
pointed later.
N, y
FOR PRIVATE SALE. -A- number of
articles of household furniture, cooking
utensils, stoves, ano,•for sale. May be
seen at reeidence, caner John and Min.
nie streets. Any Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoon and eveningeen
W. J:"BLOYD.
Dr. Nelson Tait, of 4e84padina ave.,
Toronto, will be al the Queen's hotel,
Wingham, on F s1�ay, Nov. let, for
consultation diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted.
"The Call
There Is not ano
anent of America
"Highlands of 0
moose hunting.
a„tiil forms a port
nant of the worI
not yet the abode
oivillzetion.
Northern Ont
sources is regard
and moose count
Moose season
opens Octobers 1
season in the De
ember let fol 15
Thee° eeetio
places to hunt
lisle hove and
partltulate can
ing J. D. Mc
Trunk Bailees
Toronto.
f the Wilds"
her place on the con -
0 compare with the
tario" for deer and
his part of Canada
n of that small rem -
a pristine wilderness -
i man and his mighty
Io with its rich re•
d as the richest deer
in the world.
n the Moose country
th for 31 days, Deer
r dountry opens Nov
aye.
a of Ontario are the
d valuable informaton
hen to get theca and all
be bad free by address'
nald, 7). P. A., Grand
System, Union Station,
son, hotel proprieter at
peed dead while sitting
l:at of the hotel. Bright's
dairies.
E, H. Rohl
fedmeville, dr
Ons chair in t
disease was ill
CHURCH
Rev. R... Salad
Whitechurch circa
Church Qn Sunday,
A, Finlay, preach'.
moue, on another car
Rev. W. J. Grabs
arily appointed to s
Dr. Potts as Seoro
the Methodist Chur
Graham bas for so
secretary,
R v, Geo. Baker,
the pulpit of Wingh
on Sunday morni
sound, praotioal,
much appreciated
The pastor, Rev.
ed at one of Mr.
NATES.
rs prepohed on the
of the Method*
he pastor, Rev, W
g aunivereary tier.
nit,
, has been tempor-
ceed the late Rev,
y of Education of
h•in Canada. Mr.
e time been assistant
f Bluevale, °coupled
m Methodist Church
g, and delivered a
1soonrse, which was
by the congregation.
. G. Howson, preach-
aker's appointments
The pastor of t. a Baptist Church will
occupy his own ulpit next Lord'a Pay.
Subjects:-Mor'iug; '*The Fourth
Beatitude, or Blessedness of Spiritual
Hunger." Ia he evening the pastor
will preach th third sermon on the
Lord's Prayer, ntitled: "The SonEhip
of the Believer '
Rev. Dr. Jo n Potts, tbe well-knpwn
Methodist cls gyman, died in Toronto
last Wednesday morning. He bad been
in failing hearth for about a year. He
studied forte ministry at Victoria
University, ar war ordained at Thorold
is 1851 He +els pastorates at London,
Toronto, Ha •' ilton and Montreal. For
years he was educational secretary of
the Methodistchurch in Canada.
Women's - ubbere in high or lcw out,
Storm Rubbers, Sandals, eto., 50o to 85c a
pair. W. J. GREER,
H. S. FIELD 11AY RESULTS.
The prizes won
nts in the High
presented at a ni
in the Assembly
In the absence of
ly the various conteet-
ohool Field Day were
eting of the students
all on Friday evening.
Dr. Macdonald, who
was to have prem ed, Principal Taylor
occupied the chai . The prizes won by
the girls were p esented by Rev. Mr.
Perrie. The win ers in the junior boys'
events received t eir trophies at the
hands of Mr. Smit , who had a word of
wit or wisdom for aoh of the budding
athletes, Mr. Wo' email presented the
prizes won by the senior boys. The
presentations were interspersed wit•lt
musical numbers furnished by students
and friends of the school.
The following ar the results of the
Field Day in detail:-
One -mile ran. (Sri) -1, W, McLean,
2, N, kliggine, 3, H,utton.
100 yard (Sr.) -11 W. McLean, 2, E.
Robertson, 8, N. Higgins.
Hurdle race tar.1-1, W. McLean, 2,
E. Robinson, 3, E 4pCarrie.
Running Hop Sfep and Jump (Sr.) -
1, E. Robinson, (�'2, W. McLean, 3, R.
Stackhouse,
Running broa Jump (Sr )-1, W.
MoLean, 2, R. St khouso, 3, E, Robin.
802.
Standing broa Janata (Sr.) -1, E.
Robinson, 2, R. tackhouse, 3, C. Knox.
High 'Jump (Sr) -1, E. Currie, 2, E.
Robinson and W McLean, eqaal.
e mile ran (J )-1, S. Elliott, 2, G.
Treleaven, 3, A. ugh.
100 yard (Jr.) ,,._1, E. Patterson, 2, G.
Treleaven, 8, R.;;earvey,
Running bro d Jump (Jr.) -1, G.
Treleaven, 2, F JGilleepie, 8, E. Patter-
son. 1, -
Hop, Step an Jump (Jr.) --1, E. Pat.
terson, 2, G. Tr leaven, 3, R. Tnrvey.
Standing br ad Jump (Jr )-1, S.
Elliott, 2, S. Or , 8, F. Gillespie,
High Jnmp (Jr.) -1, S. Orr, 2, 0,
Treleaven, 8, F Gillespie,
Sack raoe-1, M. White, 2, A. Hart,
3 legged race 1, Calhoun and Sim-
mons, 2, Porter and ld.o1 ersie.
Fatigue race 1, McKersey and Wiley,
2, Holmes and Ilion. .
Throwing bal -1, Herb Dore. 2, W.
Jackson.
Boot raoe• -1, . White, 2,R.Gallagher.
OIR S' EVENTS,
Throwing bas (Sr.) -1, M. Currie, 2,
M, Ruahfield.
Throwing ball (Jr.) ---1, M. VanNor.
man, 2, L. Roar
Needle raoe--I. Jackson and M. Van.
Norman.
Relay race-( rat form) Miesee Biebl,
r kl ,Beamer
Swarts, Jones an
100 yard dash Sr),M. McDonald.
100 yard dash Jr) M. VanNorman.
Nail raoe--M, ndereon,
Throwing and Oatehing ball -1, M.
Anderson, E. Pe die, 2, M. Bnshfield,
M. Mason.
The baseball . aroh between teams of
girls representin respectively the two
tower forme and ,the two higher forme,
eonoluded the day a Pipette. The game
wes hotly conte cid, but the Senior girls
prettied too Mu b for their opponents,
winning by14-'. Pp
The Ohampi ships were won as
follows: ---
Senior Boys- . 3.11'[eLeati,
Junior Boys Treleaven.
Girls ---M. 'G' Norman.
lncreaein�
The many frien
Celloob, a former ri
but now of Inners
pleaeure of the anon
since taking over th
It ciersoll Foundry, i
Mr. W, J. Telford.
in progress for an snore
of tbe works, or possibl
a new foundry and ma
Telford has retired, bit
has interested another
devote his time to the b
Business.
0 of Mr. J. A. Mc.
Went of this town.
I, will learn with
he bas met with
business of the
company with
rrangementa are
se in the capacity
the building of
ins shop. Mr.
Mr, McOallooh
party who will
eines.
Now is the time to invest your money
in tall and winter footwear. Great
values at W. J. GREER's
THANKSGIVING
large gnautitirs of f
eve, Geese, Ducks a
ed not later than 0
OWL -179e
t, dr ' -p ed Turk.
id 1 . .: ens deliver -
2 -'.d.
GEO. E. RING.
LOCAL 0
ION NOTES,
ESM
(By the Local 8 . that Committee )
One hundred La al Option Campaigns
in the Province of 0 nutria,
intemperance is ` pa greatest social
ourse of the age. Itis the parent nurse
from which many others spring. It
thwarts the work f the church, and
breaks down much of the good that
luieieters of the gos el are the means of
building up,
In what church d we find .thorough
organization of the membership for
temperance work ?-'tomer.
Inland Revenue re urns show decrease
of forty-five per oe in excise receipts
in Owen Sound dist int and an increase
elsewhere in Ontari.
The comparison b
and other districts
Owen Sound diatri
have been out off b
territory between
Lake Huron and a
wide, is now praotio
Option, -Pioneer,
Why should the
lack nourishment,
eto., while the inen sp
ing liquor Which not
system and destroys r
makes man unreason;
deoeitfni?
tween Owen Sound
e striking. In the
t, 35 liquor licenses
Local Option. The
eorgian Bay and
out two townships
lly all under Local
Ives and children
lflicient clothing,
and money in bay.
only jejune the
ianhood, but also
able, selfish and
Let us rid ourselves; of this evil.
Citizens, awake 1 et busy
Protect the families .onat: tly moving
into our town.
Remove the temon from our boys.
Parents see to 11 1. at your obildren
are pledged abstains s; you will never
regret it.
Is the bar -room a go
the young men, who
bands of our daughte
Do your boys get
barroom that will m
or habits that will
nothing men?
If no money was
would there not be
less bad debts in bus
d place to educate
are to be the hus-
?
ood habits in the
ke them good men
ke them good -for -
pent in bar.rooms,
ore good trade and
nese?
During the past ix years out of 150
chances to repeal lo al option by-laws by
a simple majority •ote, there has been
only one successful This surely proves
how eatisfaotory. 1 a option works.
"Woe unto hlmj that glveth his neigh.
bor drink, that ptttteth thy bottle to him,
and makeat him sirunken also, that thou
mayest look u on their nakedness."
(13ab. 2: 15). an any sndividual by
his vote or influence countenance a busi-
ness which Godthas evidently pronounced
a woe against. IIf he does that woe most
assuredly applitze to him also.
If each of the five hotels of town have
a daily bar inc me of $20, (whioh we
are led to belie a is a vary liberal esti-
mate) money 15 pent in Wingham every
13 months for st ong drink to the 'value
of all its hotels ould not this amount
W
in the pockets f our citizens Moraine)
trade to an exteh that wouldeery great•
ly offset thea Mint lost by a few
w ho would go ers where with their trade
because of their liability to obtain liquor
to drink here?
Time 1e flying, Sys
Men are sinkin
Hearts are eobin
Ewer moment
Drink is raging, r
Battled hosts a
Men are falling,, is
Hear the Matte
`sip, away! tip,
For the Motet
to•day.
AWAtI
B. n)
n, flying,
down and dying
aching, obit*,
hearts are breaking .
ging, raging,
r now engaging.
Bing. falling,
°ailing, oiling,
sway
Calle the workers out
The Paper. Hanger
Who Is with you win tell
you i ]nE the Wall papers we sea
are ti ��� moat eaEie�pg6ny in every
WBY.
We have the azelnataB sale of
is honest with win tell
you t :tat the wail sell
ti '•i moat satiataotcry in every
way.
We have exolusive sale of
ny 'oeautiful designs, so when
yon buy here you will be assured
that your walls will not look
"common „
Better see the new styles,.
R. E. SAUNDERS
Fisher Stand.
WANTED.
1000 bags of eeApples, flt
to peel. Will pa Oe a bag, de-
livered at The Little Eaton.
GEO. C. HANNA.
GOOD4DVIGDI
Now is the time to bay Winglaam
Noperty as prices are somewhat easier
than a year ago, and the purchaser
will not have to pay I907 taxes.
' We Offer this week
1 story, frame; Patriok Sc.
1 story, frame; Minnie St.
1 story, frame; Frances St.
1 story, frame ; North St.
1 story, frame; Scott St.
lee story, frame; Scott St.
1,i story, frame; ,Alice St,
2 story, frame; Minnie St.
2 story, frame, with good barn and
modern conveniences; Minnie
Street.
2 story, frame, 3 lots; Catharine St.
1 story, brick; John St.
1 story, brick ; Josephine St.
2 story, brick; Victoria St.
lee story, frame, new; Edward St,
A number of nice properties in
Town Plot.
Building lots in all parts of the
town.
Farina for sale -a long list.
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Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Griffin-Vanstone Block, WINGRAII.
Phone 128
if 11111
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
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THANKSGIVING
Thursday, Oct, 31
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Canada's Big Family will
dine.
It's not our unction to at-
tend to dressing the Turkey,
but it is our business to
attend to
D, KESS i�NC THE FEET
Old feet or
pun feet,
bi
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:rest or little feet -we've dress
ing for all of thelia.
IninislisimumOMO
Rubbers, all sizes, all prices
-that Will keep the feet dry.
See las for Trunks and Valises.
ILWJGreer
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