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VOL XXXYL.--NO, 1868.
TIMES.
WINGRAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1907.
Si A YEAR IN ADYANOE
FARMERS--- STOCK MEN
SAVE THE FEED!
A good Stook Food will aid
you and save you money.
wE SELL
Herbageum
Hess's Stock Food
• International°
and
Our Own Condition Powders.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
.Mi—• -rte
Walton McKlbhon
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Blook, Wingham,
FOR SALE—First- olass 100 acre farm,
ttwo miles from Wingham. All in grass.
Get. partionlars from H. DAMS. •
Dr. Butler, London, Eye, Ear and
Throat Specialiste, 370 Queen's Avenue,
London, 3rd door East of St. Andrew's
Church. .
w
UESTa a .. s•
SITUATIOtIS
are available with renewal of in•
dustrial activities iti•eariy. Spring.
If, you desire, one, you linnet• enter
• N•0 W. Short, sharp, snappy,
courses •for those, whose time star
. ,money is limited, .and the broad,:
d est • : and . moat comprehensive
Ourriculam for these who would'
attain More than ordinary suc-
cess. ' . ; .
MAIL' COURSES in Commerbial,'
• Stenography, Telegraphy, Civil.
Service, Matfticulation, Penman-
ship, eto::ssWrije for particulars.
Y
'Wipghani- C'osines's .College'
oto. SPE tTON, - PRINCIP.kt. 1
HE LITTLE
EATQN
Will now give'' 'the Ladies
and Girls a.gerruine bar:
'gain , ° in P`a11 and
Winter Coats.
$8,
Will be enough motley. or
trade to purchase •any one
of our entire stock • of
Ladies'and Girls'Coats,
Saturday,
50 • elegant, new and np•to-date
Coats, all sizes in Light and
Dark Tweeds, plain cloths in
a Blnee, Browne, Blaoke, Red
and Green, will be on eale,
regular $11,00t o $15.00, Sa-
turday $8.83
• CONTE EMILY
SPEthAL PRICES
FUR SETS
• FARMERS
Prices good for one week, Batter
2$oarreeh •Eggs 800; Dried Apples
7c; Potatoes 65o. Fowl wtiuted••good
prime for geed stuff.
OEOI
HkNNA
MAY Store Opposite Po,tofi oe
'iV Gl3'AUVt' ONTA1LIO.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Debentur
The Town of
$1359,78 and $1,800 o
These debentures
interest sed run for
shoo d be a good
aeourity ie of the v
in another column f
for S• ale.
ngham is offering
debentures for sale
'ear five per Dent
fifteen years. This
investment as the
ry best. See advt.
r particulars.
• The Franc
The entertainm
Eremite Firth Ope
and Saturday even
well attended, and
whose auBpioes the
will be out of poo
put on very good ent
singing by Mr. Firt
good.
s Firth Co.
is given by the
ette Co. on Friday
ngs were not very
he bowlers, under
ompany appeared,
et. The company
rtainmente and the
and Mies May was
Standard Patterns.
SAUNDERs,
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
•
Huron Coun
In speaking of th
hibit of fruit at the
tnral Exhibition in
Sun says:—"The
Huron granted $75
hibitors and no cou
sented or so liberal)
after plate of almo
displayed•to the d
The example of
followed by the of
the Best.
Huron county ex-
rovinoial Hortionl-
oronto, the Weekly
onnty council of
o encourage its ex -
y was so weil•repre-
advertised. Plate
t perfeot fruit was
ight of the visitors.
ron might welt be
r counties
Two eight room ho.::: to let. Apply
to R. Vanetone.
FURS, Funs, Fitts.—We•havt them in
urge variety. Ono. E. ICING.' .
M1odelites Se
•
red Schools:
The following lis of Modelites at-
tending school at Cl pton hay) secured
eohools at salaries ra gime from $350 to
400:—Tillie Zimm , Wallace town-
ship; Vera Glenn, eaten township;
Rata Keys, Stephe township;, Olive
Leiehman, County o Haldimand; Elia
Mahaffy, Godericli township; Stella
Nethrey, Mono tow ship; Mary. Scott,
Mceriis township; ertrude Thompson,
Stanley township; essi l Wilson, Morrie
township; • Arohi Campbell, Mount
Forest;•Nettie Mi ohell, Conn; Melvin
Dodds,"Walton So ool, William Oliver.
near Seaforth; ixon Welsh. No. 7,
Blenheim townshi' '; William Manning,
Meanie township.
Wrist Aeon —Mame .itylea -- Large.
range. SNDERS.
Clearing safe -"of a112,adi▪ aq'b'iir.7aok.
eta. GEO. E KING."
.q
Toronto H
At a meeting o
'Old Boys held .1
following officer
ensuing year: —
E."d:+'loodY, "and'
E. Groves; sic
Treas., Dr. Stan
Executive, Major
W. B: Dittman,
Goons. J. A. Ma
non, K.' MoLeoid,
W. Sloare,'S. R.
ham, 1. S. Hiok
Walker, H. L. An
It was decided t
Hone in the T
Friday evening, F
on Old Boys
the Toronto Htron
t Friday evening, the
were elected for the
n. Pres.,J.S. Willison,
R. Lyon; :Pres. W.
pros., T. Gr Soole;
ry; Seo., E: Floods;
eck, W. B. Scott, E.
b. McTaggart, it.
Laren, J. S, Mcgin-
F. W. McLean, W.
othweil, W. T. •Pride
, 3. Davis, A. A.
ertaon, J. Ms Mark&
hold the -Wont's' At
mple Building on
brtiary 7th.
•
• Dr. Nelson Tait, of 498 Spadina ave ,,
To -onto, will be t the Qoeen'e Hotel,
Wintrhanr. -on Fr • av, Nov. 29th, for
onnsnitel"& in • seases of Eye, Ear,,
Nose- and Throat. Glasses fitted.
Troubles N < ver. Come Singly. •
It is to Old say • g that "troubles never
some singly"
an
thiessses broughtinto
actual experieno: at the'Wingham elec-
tric light powe honee lest week. On
Friday evening the new dynamo was
set to work for t r e fret time and every-
thing went alon smoothly rtnd
a good
service was gi en, tintit'about'!even
o.clock when a large oaating on the,
engine wee br.,: en. This caused the
plant to be elm dowel and from about
eight o'olook on a pat:tial servioe was
given! The of engine and the second
water wheel we a.brought, into Commis-
elon and these willh o do service
!t a rvCB
until, the engin is ±epairti. It is very
unfortunate the . ani "aooideut of this
kind should bap fi when it wet,• thought
that everything wit* plaoed iii good
working order- t r the .:inter months.
hA nsin
T e ser tr m Galas. t
on Monday and a saye•that in lees than
three weeks th brbkwn parte of the
engine .will be ane#ed and everything
again tdailbtt i good working order.
The eleotrielig t Users will have to put
np with.ttiry r stage in the riervioe In
the tmeailtime.
Wingham
A. meeting of the
will be held in the
Friday evening o
Organization, and
for the season's pl
the roarin' game
present.
Curlers.
curlers of Wingham
7ounoil, Chamber on
this week for re-
eking arrangements
ging. All lovers of
are invited to be
Meat by the pibce and quartsr at
T, '1'. Field.
reduced prides;
rThe Bonnie
The Bonny Brier
the Wingham ,oper
evening to a ver
play was put on i
the different char
parte very well, T
by Miss McCann, r
lands were much a
audience. The Bon
is one of the best tha
rier Bush.
ash 00. appeared in
honee on Monday
good house. The
yery good shape,
tars taking their
ree Scottish' songs
oently from Soot-
preoiated by the
e Brier Bush Co.
visits Wingam.
Highest cash price for hides, skins
and tallow. T. T. Field.
Apple,Sh
The apple ehippi
closed np for this ye
ties •have been shipp
Mr. D. McPherson,
had charge of this
Oantelon, of Clinton
barrels from Wingh
from Belgrave, bear'
from Wroxeter, Go
It is said that npw
of apples were shi
by the different bu
pments.
g season is nearly
r and large quanti.
d from this district.
of town, who has
istriot for Mr. D•
hes shipped 4,200
and 2,100 barrels
s heavy shipments
ria and Fordwioh,
rds of 5,000 barrels
ped from, Belgrave
rs,
More Wall Paper
HERS.
very week. SAUN-
Smallpox at
There are several
'Goderieh and• the
telten immediate ao
vaccination of all' r
Pending thin; all
oburohes have been
prevention. Dr. cii
of •'the Provincial
Goderieh and with
doing all he can to
the disease. None,
very pronounced ty
of them are seaman
Women's Rubbers in high or low out,
Storm Robbers, Sandals, eto., 500 to 85c a
Goderich.
ases of smallpox at
pard of Health has
ion by making the
sidents compulsory.
the schools and
closed as an extra
arles. A. Hodgetts,
Departi"ent is in
the local doctors is
revent the`spread of
f the oases are of a
re and the majority
Id,
pair. W. J. GREER,
Citizens' 1
The first of t
to• be givep by th
be held en Friths
A. good'program
tbere should be
Our, columns are t
program, which
hew and np-to-dj
band. Others wl
Geo. W. Cline, F.
and Mason in qu
0. Baer, Fred. Gal
Hazel, Brandon a
Mies Eva Graney
and Concert.
e series of concerts
Citizens' Band, will
evening of this week.
ills been arranged and
a• large attendance
o crowded to give the
i11 ooneist of several
to selections by the
o will take part are
J. Hill, Misses Griffin
3rtettes; songs by Mr.
s; selections by Miss
id the Misses Moore.
ill be the accompanist.
HIGHEST CASK PRICE paid for hl(leB,
kips, tallow and wool, at the Wingham
Tannery. W; D, PRINGLE. .
d
The Scotti h Concert.
Keep in mind th -date of the annual
Soottish concert- riday evening, De•,
ceinber 13th. The talent this year' hi,
good. TSte Imperi 1 Male Quartette of
London will 'rend r several selections;
,Mies Elepeth MoD nald, of Toronto is
a Food elocntionis and her selections
will be of a Scotti h character; Messrs
J. H. Cameron ,an Jae. Fax need no
introduction in ,Wi gham and d are the
beat that can be se nred in their line.
There will also be ighland dancing by
Mies Ridden, of Lo don and the Misses
McDonald of town The ptice of ad-
mission remains th eatpe and plan of
hall will *open at M ibbon's drug stere'
at 2 o'clock on Frid afternoon, D,etem.
ber 6th. '
,
WANTEn,—Imme&,iately, a ,competent
girl for . general 1 housework. Good
wage!. Apply at T es office.
Great Benefit to Farmers.
It is the unanimous opinion of snooess•
tul up-to-date farmers that the F' wily
Herald. and Weekly Star, of ntreal,
is of more practical benefit t em than
any purely agricultural entire'. In
addition to its splen • agricultural
section it is also a e y newepaperiind
magazine that no ily oats well afford
to be without. A the finial]. price of one
dollar a ear it is the 0 mar l
ve of the.
newspaper world. Any person wanting
the beet dollar's worth they ever got
Should give the Family Herald and
Weekly Star a trial for 1008. The enor•
mous demand for it at this reason of the
year makes it necessary to remit early to
ensure getting the paper promptly.
Very Cheap L hting,
The Toronto papers ar pow discussing
the Dost of electric po er and lighting
and comparing prices. A resident of
Peterboro writes that a had a contract
with the Peterbol'o Lig ting and Power
Co. to f nrnieh him th ten sixteen-
oandle•power lamps at net met of 67
cents per month, Thi is certainly a
very low rate and we ubt if residents
in any town in Ontari receive such a
low rate.
More Wall Paper every week, SAL'N-
DERs,
Notice to Li
The convention of
West Huron for the
candidate for the Legiel
at Goderioh 'on Thu.i
5th. Hon, A. G. )y
Liberal Leader and
Liberals will be press
meeting of the East HI
be held at Brussels on
Mr. MoKay will also ati
A meeting of the VP
will be held in the Timm
day evening of this we
of electing delegates t
Liberals will kindly be
Saturday evening's t
desirable that there be
talion from this town
tions.
erals.
he Liberate of
eminating of a
lore will be held
day, Deoember
Kay, the new
Ither prominent
nt. The annual
ron Liberals will
December 6th and
end this meeting.
ngham Liberals
s offioe on Satur-
k for the impose
these meetings.
'a attendance at
eeting as it is
a fall represen-
t these oonven-
Fine Stationery—Xmas assortments,
SAUNDERS.
Rev T. S. Boyle on emperance.
The Rentor of St, P 1'a devoted his
address on Sunday eve ing last to the
snbjeot of Temperano . His text was
Phil. 2: 4, and he tre •ed the question
from both the soriptu al and economic
point of view quoting o r Lord's oreation
of wine at Cana, and is institution of
the Lo'rd's Supper, to ether with other
texts, he stated that p ohibition or total
abstinence was not solutely required
by bhe_ New Testame t, He 'also quoted
Dent. 14: 25: 26. an declared in the
face of such texts, w should be careful
and moderate in one tatements, Turn-
ing to the economio v eve point, he gave
some interesting fig ree, showing the
waste of excessive rinking, and the
strong hold it had np n the present age.
This was exceeding' to be deplored.
Dismissing methods f reform, he re-
frained from passin • an opinion, but
held that nothing co d relieve ne of our
personal reeponsibili g. He urged hie
hearers, for their ow sakes, to be strong
to resist temptation, d for the sake of
others, to set a good e mple. In closing
he expressed a belief hat conditions in
Wingham were as g d as might be at
present, and hoped t at licenses would
he given only to me of good principle.
RUBBERS.—We have Ladies' Robbers
50o and. Storm Rubbers at 65o a• pair.
See them at W. J. GREER'S.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc-
Kibbon's drug store, Tuesday, Nov. 26
—all day. Glasses properly fitted.
Death of Mr . McDonald.
One of the few remaining pioneer
residents of Huron ')onuts, passed sway
on Friday last, in the person of Mrs.
James McDonald, t the home of her
son, Mr. D. E • cDonald, Frances
street. Deceased': maiden name was
Margaret Clark a • d was born near
Inverness, Scotian., ninety years ago.
On the 22nd of 10 ecember, 1840 she
was married in I. varness to the late
James McDonald ••ho predeceased her
a number of year ago. In 1864, the
subject of this notes:, with her hnehaud
and six children o: ••e to Canada and
settled in Hamilton remaining in that
city until thirty-sev; • years ago, when
they moved to the T• wnbhip of Ashfield,
settling near wha• is now known as
Crewe P. O. Ashfie d at that time was
a forest and Mrs. McDonald passed
through all the trl s and hardships Of
pioneer life. She as a woman very
highly respected i• the community
where she so long, ! resided, She had
er b
always enjoyed they best health
o e
,and was active an smart when she
Dame to visit her so • a few weeks ago.
Mrs, McDonald joi d the Presbyterian
Ohnroh befote leavi g her native land,
but for the past, t :nty years had at•
tended the Method 1 Church, which
was more convenie tly located to her
home. She was the mother of twelve
children,.teven of hem are deceased.
The surviving foe .ars of the family
are Mrs. Humes, De roit; Mrs. Wiener,
Windsor; Mrs, Thu ow, Crewe; John
McDonald, Gode -ric and D. E. Mo.
Donald, Wingham, all of whom' were
present at the f . • eral except Mas.
Humes. The fun rat took place on
Sunda r, morning or. Dnnaannoh, in-
terment being mad in the family' plot
la the eemeiry in.t , t tillage.
Province is
The returns recei
oial Board of Health
for October show
the number of typb
theria oases reported
corresponding moot
phoid there were
101 lose deaths, a
decrease in oases w
deaths. Smallpox
have been somewhat
happily no deaths fr
one less in denthe
the latter, The de
all causes are 2,200
of 2,001,100, makin
13.1 in 1,000.
Healthier.
ed by the Previa.
from 735 divisions
great decrease in
id fever and diph-
compared with the
of 1906, In ty-
4 fewer oases and
d diphtheria the
150 with, 16 :less
ud scarlet fever
ore prevalent, but
m the former, and
ere reported from
the reported from
rom a population
a death rate of
Hoose and also roo
to MIss K. M. FISIIE
WANTED—Batter i
30o, al THE BEE HIIj
Now is the time to invest your money
in fall and winter footwear. Great
values at W. J. GREER'S.
Frozen Wheat.
Call at R. Awde's flop
and see samples of j fr
able for feeding
taken • for any 0
right.
sand feed store
en wheat suit -
aroma. Orders
entity, and prioe is
R. AwDE,
Death of 1
One of the early
ham passed away
person of Charlott
late John Guest, is
Guest had of late
home with her e
She had for man
of the town, coma
and was held i
number of frie
had been a h
homes in the t
band predecet
ago. Deoeas,
Me thodiet Oh
health permit)
in church woi
on Tuesday,
the family plc
rs. Guest,
residents of Wing -
Sunday last in the
White, relict of the
her 76th year. Mrs.
ears been making her
n, Mr. Wm. Guest.
years been a resident
g here from Luoknow,
9'high esteem by a large
!ds and in years gone by
ip in many Wingham
me of sickness. Her hue -
sed her over twenty years
d anis a member of the
rroh and as long as her
ed took an active interest in
i:. The funeral took place
interment being made in
t in Lucknow cemetery,
WANTED—All kinds of raw furs:-
Highest
urs=
Highest prices paid. G. 1+; TNG
New fresh grooeriea jo arrived for
th e Christmas trade. so toilet sets
in blue, pink, gree and gold; cheap
at THE BEE HIVE.
GIANT TRIPLETS "Currency," "Bebe"
and "Stag" Chewing Tobaccoes, in big
plugs. Quality always the same.
Canadian B
Rev. W. E. Ha
of Toronto, Dietri
Canadian Bible So
ham on Sunday
excellent sermons
Presbyterian Cher.
and in the Bapt
evening. At the o
services in the chur
was heldin the T
very largely atte
capacity of the ha
taken up. Mr. Ro
dent of the local
Treasurer's report.
year $1.44.97 had bee
ham Officers wer
—President, Robt.
Joseph Eve; Tree'
Bur wash; Exeouti
J. A. Taylor, Pr
F. Buchanan, Joh
H. Davis, E. Nae
Fisher, Abner Coe:
Simmons, John
Army. At the Con
nese, Mr. Hansard
delivered an excell
work of the Soci
gave ,a history of t
foundation np to th
explained fully the,
dones The lecture
views and brought of
being done, Tne
Society is an auxili
and Foreign Bible
fifteen auxiliaries in
oundland with 1.39
f
parent Society 409 la
produced or promot
year, 5,416,569 oopie
leaned. The Oanadi
atter meeting all co
and reserving $10,
contributed $30,006 t
At the conclusion
hearty thanks of the
tended tq Mr. bass
Rev. T. S. Boyle and
ble Society.
card, B, A., B. D.
t Secretary of the
iety visited Wing -
last and preached
ip St. Andrew's
h in the morning
t Church in the
• se of the evening
es a mass meeting
wn Hall and was
sed, the seating
being more than
•t. Lockhart, Presi-
branoh presided.
showed that last
• collected in Wing -
chosen as follows:
ockhart; Secretary,
surer, Rev. N. S.
e, D. M. Gordon,
sbyterian Choral';
Kerr, Methodist;
, Anglican; Peter
ne, Baptist; A. E
eNevin, Salvation
lneion of the busi-
es called on and
nt address on the
ty, The speaker
hje Sooiety from its
present time and
good work being
vas illustrated by
t olearly the work
Canadian Bible
iry to the British
Sooiety and has
anada and New-
branches.
ew-
ranohe . Bythe
b s
gnagee have been
d and during last
of the Bible were
ti branoh last year
La of its own work
0 for expansion,
the parent society.
f the address the
athering was ex -
rd en motion of
Rev. II. E, Allen.
Farmers and Stockmen, Attentions
If you are feeding !took it will pay
you to feed beet meal, recommended by
all agrionitnral college! in Canada and
the United States. Get a sack and give
it a lair trial. Sold by T. A. MILL,,
Wingham,
CHURCH OT ES.
Beginning next S•• day evening and
o mtinaing the adve t season, Rev, T,
S, Boyle will give a wise of lectures on
the Four Last Thi •gs:—D;ath, Judge-
ment, Hell and Hea en.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will
hold a conference 'r Western Ontario
at Owen Sound n xt Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, Mr E. Nash and Rev.
T. S. Bayle are do n for addresses.
The regular 0' •• amnion service in
connection with -t. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church wil be held next Sunday
morning. Prepartory service will be
held on Friday a ernoon, commencing
at 2.30 o'clock.
The Rev. W.• . Howson, pastor of
the Methodist chu ch, expects to occupy
his own pulpit ne t Sunday. Sul jects:
11 a. m., "A goobed maker," 7 p. m ,
"A drama in fon parts—The first and
second acts." Al invited.
Huron Presbyt ria) is composed of 18
auxiliaries with membership of 141;
10 mission bands ith a membership of
315, combined tot:1 membership of 756.
Contributed by auxiliaries for 1907,
$1673.64; by mi :ion bands for 1907,
$288.26; total by nxiliaries and mission
bands, $2061.90. aloe of clothing sent
to Birtle school w $662.69. Collections
at meetings in Ki pen $30.
Brigadier Bon of Toronto, editor of
the Canadian Wa Cry, will conduct the
services ip the S vation Army Hall en
Saturday and S day, Nov, 30th, and
Deo. 1st. Snbje s as follows: Saturday
,at 8 p.m., "Ro once of soul•saving."
Sunday at 11 a. m. Holiness Meeting;
3 p. m., Leotn e, "London's Bedless
Ten Thousand;' 7 p m. "Salvation."
The Brigadier's s rvioea have been great-
ly appreciated herever he has gone.
Yon are all invit d.
• House to rent o one for sale.
Apply to MRs. (D J. E. TAB 'v.
DON'T MISS THIS, -286 ya .a Bleaohed
Table Linen, regal r ' to quality on
sale at IeARD's f 28c per yard -
5 patterns.
The Home Circle, one of the best and
obeapest Insurance fraternitiurr•' lately
started here, is offering ve -now rates
for new members, • ow to New
Years. Certificates] from $500 to
$3000. Mr. W. 3.""WV les or Mr. R.
glad to
Awde will bey
give fall inform-
ation.
PERS NAL.
Wellw ud
Mr. Bert returned home
from the West this eek.
Mrs. Jas. Hislop, f Stratford, is visit-
ing with her cons' , Mrs, H. B. Elliott.
Mrs. Zurbrigg, f Listowel, is visiting
this weak with er son, Mr. M. E.
Znrbrigg.
Dr. T. Chishol , M. P. left on Mon-
day for Ottawa o attend to his Perlia.
mentary duties.
Mr. and Mrs. , ames Dow left on Mon.
day for Cobalt visit their daughter,
Mrs. John Mart
Mr. and Mrs.
ing for over Su
parents at Lista
Mr. Jas. Raby
with relatives i
returned home 1
Messrs. John
of Port Huron,
of Hamilton at
•
eo. Spotton were visit -
ay with Mrs. Spotton's
el.
who spent the last year
Manitoba and Alberta,
et week.
lavage and Geo. Riley,
end Mr. John Humes,
vended the funeral of
their grandmother, Mrs. McDonald,
on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Stricker leave
this week for So thampton, where Mr.
Stricker takes a position in the Bell
furniture factor . He has sold his
property on Alfr street to Mr. Wal•
lace Hough.
While out hunt' g on Thursday last,
Mr Alonzo Finlay was badly cut on the
head and his hand was severely injured
by the premature ischarge of his gun.
Mr. Finlay will b off work for a time
as a result of his i juries.
Mr. and 'Mrs. eil Paul, of Idaho,
Mich., have been v siting for a few days
with Mrs. C. Gill spie, Mr. and Mrs.
Pana, aocompanie by Mrs. Gillespie,
and Master Paul qillespie visited for a
few days at Niaga Falls.
Miss Maude Robertson, who for some
years has been the obliging Librarian at
Wingham Public Library, left on Sat-
nrdry last for Nanton, Alta., where she
intends residing in future. Miss Rob-
ertson will take ith her the very best
wishes of many, Wingham friends.
Miss Bella Robertson has been appoint-
ed librarian as successor to her sister.
FoUND—On Victoria street a few da
t, w s
y
ago, A man's tweed. overcoat, Owner
can get particulars by calling at TIMES
office.
For quality And quantity Mk your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bob.,"
"Stag" and "Currency" Chewing TO.
baccoea.
01313!
Santa Claus
is Coming!
`W'e're getting ready
for him every day.
Inquire at his head-
quarters,
R. E. Saunders
Owen Sound postoffice yields $4,087,99
per annum to the postmaster.
Over 5,000 acres of beautiful timber
are in the limits just sold by Goderieh
Lumber Company to Pedwell & Lemoke
of Lion's Head.
The St. John, N B . Telegraph states
that Collins, the murderer, hanged the
other day, confessed to the slaying of
Miss McAuley.
GOOD?DVIGD
Now is the time to buy Wingbam
property as prices are ecmewhat easier
than a year ago, and the purchaser
will not have to pay 1907 taxes.
We Offer this week
1 story, frame ; Patrick St.
1 story, frame; Minnie St.
1 story, frame; Frances'St,
1 story, frame; North St.
1 story, frame; Scott St.
1?; story, frame; Scott St.
13e, story, frame; Alice St.
2 story, frame;. Minnie St.
1 story, brick; John St.
1 story. brick; Josephine St.
2 story, brink; Victoria St.
11. story, frame, new; Edward St.
1j' story, frame; Frances St.
1.,S4 story, Brick; Victoria St.
A number of nice properties in
Town Plot.
Building lots in all parts of the
town.
Farms for sale—a long list.
c
Ritchie 86 Cosens
REAL ESTATE 3t INSURANCE.
Griffin-Vanstone Block. WINGEAM.
Phone 123
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
FEIN
11300T8
in every Good style
This store is strong on
FELT BOOTS ---- the Boots are
strong, too.
We have the very best of
Felts with Snag Proof overs.
Our Felt Boots are made
from selected, live Wool Felt,
with side stays and loops.
We never offer our patrons
a Felt Boot unless we know it
to be right in every way and
can warrant it.
WE 'GAVE PELT BOOTS AT
$1.25, $1.50 or $2.00
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
W. J. Greer
THE SHOER
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