The Wingham Times, 1910-02-17, Page 1WINGHAIVI TIMES.
VOL XXX1X.—NO. 1984,
WI TGHAM. ONTARIQ, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY i7, 1910.
$1 ,A, YEAR IN ADVANCE
Pyr.ogra hoarc
OUTFITS AND ' SUPPLIES
35% 35% 35%
Discount for 30 Days
Pyrographio Outfit No. 1. reg,
,§2 00, sale prioe., $1.30
Pyrographio Outfit No. 2 reg.
$3 00, sale price„ $2.20
Panels, Trays, Boxes,
Tie Holders, Frames, etc.
Regular $1.25 each, sale prioe .80
" 1.00 • .65
" - .50 " " .33
" .40 ".26
.. .25 " �„ .17
Walton McKibben
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
Winter Term
OPENS
January - 3rd
Students may enter
any day of the school
year.
Individual instruction.
Our graduates get the
best positions.
Mail Courses. W e
train more young peo-
ple than any other
management in Can-
ada 1'
Affiliated with Com-
mercial Educators'
Associaticn of Canada
Write for particulars.
W)l\CI-AM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OPV. SPOTTON, Principal
Are You Going West?
Western Canada passengers appreciate
mono and more the many advantages
afforded them when travelling via the
Grand Trunk Railway service, over
double track line almost all the way to
Chicago. Choice of rontea from there
west, passing through principal cities of
Canada and United States, Good farm•
ing land, everywhere in evidence, there-
fore making pleasant whet might other-
wise be a long, tedious and monotonous
trip. Call on..any Grand Trunk Agent
for further particulars, regarding tickets,
routes, eto.
When man marries he fully intends to
be No.1 in the family, but often the per-
iod drops out and he lapses into no one.
ChrisIli's Grocery,
PHONE 59.
WE SELL
The Best Foods Obtainable
At Lowest Noteh Prices 1
If we know it,we don't fill our
shelves with infrior foods, but in
most oases we offer yon the best, at
interior food l rioea. In short, we
give you `BIG FOOD VALUE,
•
Vanilla and Lemon Extracts
We get these put up exclusively for
ourselves and tinder our own label,
Each bottle is guaranteed rune t'LAv.
ORING EXTRACT. With your next
grocery order will you inolnde this
line? 1Oc bottle, or 3 bottles 05e.
MIDdIMMOMIMMINI
..r
THE KANDY RID IS COKING
Bath Bricks, Sc •
These are the best quality English
made Bath Brick, and are meet es.
sential in every kitchen, Se each:
C.. ...
The Tea andatfee Store
CUT FLOWERS
AND.
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
Wear Oreer's Shoes and Rubbers
Cementln Outfit
Mr. Jas. Leaver o East Wawanosh,
has purchased fro Edgar Patterson,
his oementing outfit or silos, walls and
floors, and will Dom encs work as soon
as the season begins
Box WANTED. — To learn tailoring,
apply to R. Mexwerz.
Our Distant
A few of our sub
Saskatchewan, Alb
t hroughout Ontari
yet for the Times.
you, d ear reader, j
once and remit t
and then it will b
have a clear conso
Subscriber.
oribers in Manitoba,
rta, the States, and
have not renewed
If this applies to
st sit right down at
e amount you owe,
done and you will
noe,
"The We
In connection
Y. M. 0. A., thi
there will be a de
"The West vs. 0
son Oruiokshank
will champion t
while the claims
held by Messrs.
Bird. The meet
who wish to at
oordially weloo •
t vs. Ontario,"
ith the meeting of the
(Thursday) evening,
•:te on the subject of
ario." Messrs. Ben.
nd Frank R, Howson
e cause of the West,
f Ontario will be up -
W. Ansley and E. H.
• g will be open to all
nd, and visitors will be
ed.
$500.00 worth of swell out glass to
Choose from at PATTERSON'S jewellery
store.
Death o
After an illnes
months, Mary E
Mr. John Littl
home in Turnb
aged 58 years.
two operations
whioh she suffer
Mrs. Little was
esteem by a large.
heard of her de+
The bereaved has
have the sympatl
The funeral took
afternoon to Win
Mrs. Little.
extending over several
zabeth Little, wife of
passed away at her
rry on Monday last,
eoeased had undergone
but the disease from
could not be stayed.
woman held in high
oirole of friends who
th with deep regret.
and and family will
y of the community.
plaoe on Wednesday
ham cemetery.
50 ots. apiece for 10,000 Muskrat skins,
also the highest Dash prioe for Hides,
Skins and Tallow at the Wingham
Tannery and Glove Works.
W. D. PRINGLE,
Arrested ii
A gentleman giv'
Webber, was arres
Friday evening las
was wanted in W
the Bank of Co
Word had been ret
here to be on the
and he was though)
ed when Mr. J. E.
the Queen's hotel.
Constable Vannorm
man under arrest a
ing was taken to
stable Russell, of t)
Wingham.
g his name as C.
ed in Wingham on
on a charge that he
kerton for swindling
merce oat of $500.
ived by the officers
'atoll for "the man,
to be the man want.
warts saw him in
r. Swart, notified
n, who placed the
d on Monday morn -
Walkerton by Con -
at town.
BIG 'BARGAINS in Men's and Boy's
heavy Rubbers, Kant Krack and gum
qualities, in lane and buckle. The best
and oheapest. W. J. GREER.
Auctio Sales.
Mr. Alex. N. Leis an, lot 82, cones'
Bion 9, East Wawan h will hold an nn -
reserved anotion sale 'f farm stook and
implement, on Tees y, March lat, at
1 o'olook p. m. Th re is a good lint of
stook and implem nts and everything
is to be Bold as Mr. Leiehman has rented
his farm. John Purvis, auctioneer,
Mr. Edward Haines, of lot 42, oon. 13,
East Wawanosh, one mile south of
Wingham, having sold his farm will
hold an unreserved anotion sale of farm
stook and implements on Wednesday,
March 2nd, commencing at 1,30 o'olook
p. ea. John Purvis, auctioneer.
A big anotion sa of household fur-
niture will be held the anotion rooms,
opposite Carrie Bra , livery on Saturday
afternoon of this w ek. The furniture
is all good and ne rly new and there
ill
'Iv be bargains to people who are in
need of houeehol articles. Beep this
bale in mind, If McConnell, anotion+'
eer.
K ng's fo>l4 all
Alsike Mad t , ' s Choice Seeds.,
n L lie Clover, ,Tim -6
othy ete,
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page S.
Hockey Ga
The last schednlf
of hookey will be
(Thursday) eveni
is frgm Luokno
expected, Oitize
mesio and they
the game, Atte
the boys.
Home made bread—Try it.
FRANK R. HowsON.
Jae To -night,
home league game
lased at the rink this
g. The visiting team
and a good game is
e Band will furnish
will be skating after
d this game and oheer
Death of M
From Monday's
learn of the death
Wednesday, Fehr
ine Imogene, wif
Williams. Dr, an
for a number o
Wingham, Dr.
drug store here..
s. Williams.
oronto Globe we
Boston, Mass., on
ary 9th, of Rather -
of Dr. Charles E.
Mrs, Williams. were
years residents of
illiama conducting a
ROOMS To LET,—Eepeoially suitable
for dress maker shop. Apply to R.
MAXWELL.
High Price
Mr. Robt, Warwi
Morris, held a ver
sale on Friday of
was a good attend
brought good prio
in the neighborh
team brought $60
one year old sold
thinly high prioe
Gamble, anotion
for Horses,
k of the 2nd line of
successful anotion
rnoon last. There
noe and everything
s. Faur horses sold
od of $1,100. One
and a Dolt less than
or $150. This is "tier•
for horses. R. H.
r, received the bids.
The D
In the Ontario
over the signal
Hodgette, Nacre
board of health,
connoil direotin
counties of B
Elgin, Essex, (i}
Huron, Kent,
dlesex, Norfolk
Waterloo, Well
worth and York
and key, or se
of the regulati
by the Wingh
law will be enf
dogs in Wingha
muzzle.
g Muzzling.
Gazette on Saturday,
ro of Dr. Charles A..
ry of the provincial
appears the order in
that all doge in the
nt, Brnoe, Dnfferin,
ey, Haldimand, Halton,
mbton, Lincoln, Mid
eel, Perth, Simcoe,
nd, `Wellington, Went:
net be kept under lock
rely mnzzled. Copies
as have been received
authorities and the
oed here. Many of the
are now wearing the
CLEARING SALE—Men's Rubbers, 65
oente; Women's Rubbers, 45 cents a
pair. W. J. GREEK.
Death of J
Death came end
highly respected re
on Monday afterno
Mr. James Watson.
been enjoying his n
the winter and atte
St. Andrews' Preeb
Sunday morning and
renal on Monday, pa
ly on Monday after
many years been a
section and a citiee
some twenty years.
time employed at
stable. He had a lar
and was held in h
bereaved widow an
the eympathy of
funeral took place
tery on Wednesday
mes Watson.
enly to an old and
ident of Wingham
n in the person of
The deceased had
nal health during
ded the service in
terian Church on
had been about as
ing away eudden-
oon. He had for
,resident of this
of the town for
e was for a long
e 9neen's hotel
e circle of friends
gh esteem. The
family will have
any friends. The
Wingham ceme-
fternoon.
Death of
Wingham people
evening last with d
den death of Mr. 0
near Teeswater.
dead in the barn ya
on Thursday eveniu
do the evening ohor
or exercising a hors
horse was found ran
halter on. The bod
James Wbytooh, w
and went to the ba
It was first though
kioked him, but o
body no evidence
found. Mr, Orr
a weak heart and
was caused from
Orr wee in hit 27
of the late Alex,
had lived with M
Kenzie, 2nd oon.I
was three years
of last year in Wi
oirole of friends
married Miss San
daughter Of the l�
net of the 12th os
Calroee and had
Dobson farm. '3
Will have the syn
its. The tuners
10 Smith's Den
attended.
rville Orr. ,
heard on Tuesday
ep regret of the sed-
llle Orr at his home
r. Orr was found
d about six o'clock
He had gone to
s and wee leading
apparently, es a
ing loose with a
was found by Mr.
0 palled on business
to look for him.
that the horse bad
examination of his
of a kick could be
was known to have
it is thought death
heart failure. Mr.
h year and was a son
rr, of Wingham, but
. and Mrs. Rory Mo..
Culross from when he
f age. Ho spent part
glum and hada largo
ere, Laet June he
h Ann Dobson, eldest
tom. Dobson ow'.
, o•
,and gravel road of
inoe resided on the
he bereaved relatives
pathy of the outman-
on Monday afternoon
cry waw very largely
e
Wo on'a Institute,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wingham br • noh of the Women's In-
stitute will • e held at the home of
Mrs. Alex. R es, John street, on Thurs-
day, Fobrn ry 24th, at 2,30 p, m.
Subject for d :mission; "Best methods
of preparing fish," by Mrs H. B.
Elliott; "E le of fault-finding," by
Mrs. Awde. Members all requested
to attend. sitars welcome.
Dog muzzl;s "ade to order at A, M
ORAWFoRD' igar store.
Junio League Social,
A Japanes
leotnre room
on Thursday
auspices of th
A varied an
of choruses,
songs, rotted
which those to
credit. Ooffe
social was held in the
1 the Methodist Church
vening last. under the
Junior Epworth League.
interesting programme
ialognes, solos, motion
e, eto,, was given, in
ing part did themselves
and cake were after-
wards served, .y a number of young
ladies in JaPe ase costume. There was
a large atten•:noe, and the chair was
occupied by - ev, Dr. Rutledge, The
prooeeds of t e entertainment will con-
siderably. in. ease the missionary eon -
tri buttons • the Junior League.
1. O. O. . Encampment Officers,
The foil. ••ing are the officers of Min.
erva Enoa • pment, No. 47, I. 0 0. F„
for the our :nt term: -0, P , N. L. Fry;
H,P„ H. Hi•acliffe; S.W•, J F. Groves;
Scribe, A. Alderson; Treasurer, J. W.
Dodd; J. "., 5, A. Maguire; Guide,
W. W. Hon •. h; let W., J. S. Carr; 2nd
W., J. W. ' :aren; 3rd W , J. D. Mo
Ewen; 4th '„ H. B. Elliott; let G. of
T., J. A " •rton; 2nd G. of T., John
Hardie; I. ' , W. J. Haines; 0. S., E.
Moore. The installation ceremony was
conducted a• the regular meeting on
Monday even ng by D. D 0 P„ W. H.
McCracken, o •Brussels, after which the
members Were regaled with oysters at
Mr. R Johnst. .'s restaurant.
Western ankarti'bamen. -
The prelimin: round in the western
tankard series es played here on Fri•
day afternoo• last. Two rinks from
Lnoknow and ' roxeter were here and
the Wingha '• rinks were victorious.
The winners will now go to St. Marys
where the fin : ls, will be played. The
snores: —
WROXETER. WINGEAM
R. Lang, A. Porter,
D. Kaska, R Allen,
R W. Thomps.., V. Vannorman,
R Black...... .4 D. Diusley 10
D. Match, • G. McKenzie,
G. Davidson, D. Davies,
H. Brown, A. M. Crawford,
G. Town..... , , 4 W. Holmes .15
Total
LUOKNOW.
J. Hildred,
T. F. Kalil,
D. Archer,
F. McGarr
L Horn,
W. Stewart
A, MoPhera ' n,
J. Hunter .
Total
8 Total..., 25
WINGFIAM
A. Porter,
R. Allen,
V, Vannorman,
D. Dinsley 25
G. McKenzie,
D. Davies,
A. M. 0;awford,
6 W. Holmes 14
10 Total '39
FARM FO
Township
Wingham;
barn 44x60
good repair.
to R. VANSTO
SALE, -100 acres in the
Tnrnberry, 4 miles from
od brick house and frame
ith cement stable, all in
Terms reasonable. Apply
E, Wingham.
Old Bo
The tenth an
Toronto Huron
the Temple b
Friday evening
dred from the
danoo and a ver
spent. Au ex
music, eloontio
the first part of
Stanbury, presi
occupying the o
there were also
111. P.; Mr. MaE
Sloan, Major B
and Mr, J•, H. 5
dent of the Brno
Thera were than
old Huronites
Mr. Mewing,
Wigton, remin
the last time he
political meeti
was then on
Liberals in H
programme th
dance, Wbioh o
hours. Mr, a
Miall Chiehol
M. P. P., alto
among the for
were Mr. and
Mr. and Mr
Chisholm, Mr
W. ' t. Lloyd
s' "At Home."
nal "At Home" of the
Old Boys was held in
ilding at Toronto on
ast. About four hum
d county were in atten-
pleasant evening was
client programme of
and oratory occupied
he evening, Dr. R. B J.
ent of the association,
fair. On the platform
r. 1 obt. Holmes, ex-
ing, M. P. P. ; Dr. W.
ok, Mr. W. E. Groves
lice, Honorary Pram-
Old Boys' Association.
pleasant meetings of
rted for long years.
. P. P. for West Wel.
d Dr. W. Sloan that
ad Neon him was at a
g in 1807. Dr. Sloan
political stump for the
ton county, After the
floor was bleared for the
ntinned t0 the wee oma'
d Mre. L. W. Banton,
, and A, H. ,Muttgrove,
ded front Wingham and
er Winghamites present
Mrs. Geo. A, Newton,
R, .Holmes, Mr. J. 11.
R. A. Walker and Mr,
HIGH SOH 01., NOTES.
By H. S.
The Literary Sooi
undoubtedly exoene
nsnai address the oh
Kee gave a recitatio
Little Lamb, with v
Ings by Messrs, M. P
later were very mno
The firet guitar solo
has been favored was
ered by Mr. H. E. T
tremely amusing dial
Egyptian Estate" we
Geo. Moffatt and 0.
Hill kindly favored
joyable violin solo,
dialogue, quite as In
vious, the parte of
taken by Messrs, H.
The Journal poseeee
and was generally
Smith anted as criti
adjourned in the us
Reporter.
ty lest Friday, was
t. In puce of the
irman, Mr, 0. Mo.
entitled, "Diary's
riations." Read.
ice and 11, Link.
enjoyed by, all.
ith which W H.S.
excellently rend•
mpson. An ex
gee, entitled "An
given by Messrs.
releaven, Mr. W.
e with a very en
There was also a
icrous as the pre-
whioh were ably
ore and 0. MOKee.
d its usual humor,
easing. Mr. J. 0.
, and the meeting
al way.
It was decided 1
Literary to hold a o
plane of the usual
following committee
look after the auto
Campbell, Mr. H. E
Ritohie, Mr. Geo.
Roes, Mr. Jno W
Mr, F. Sturdy. T
Tuesday and deoid
nivel some night d
of March. None e
students will be all
prizes, but the High
all the ex•atudents
to be present,
at Friday, at the
nivel this year in
promenade, - The
wan appointed to
einment, Miss R.
Thompson, Miss M.
Moffatt, Mies L
r, Miss M, Swarts,
e committee met on
to have the oar•
ing the first week
cept High School
ed to compete for
School Board, and
re cordially invited
Miss Mae L. Ball
ex•atudent of t
School, spent a few
week with friends i
h, of Belmore, an
Wingham High
days of the peat
town.
' Death of Mr. Algie.
M. A. Algie, fo merly of Wingham,
died at his home i - Glencoe on Sunday
after an illness xtending over three
months. The 1 • to "Mat" Algie was
known throughout Western Ontario
and esteemed by hundreds of friends.
He was 55 years 6
the "Boyne," Ferg
many years he wa
of the Grand Trun
oapaoity as pond
trains on a great n
He entered the se
in 1880 and made
Thomas, in whio
years. He was t•
Huron, from tha
and then to Go
his home for t
ohanges were m
to London to li •
city until 1908
the road. He
purchased the D
conducted for so
he bought the Mc
ooe where he b.
popular hotelmen
He is survived by
and three daught:
is in Medicine H
Louis, at home.
Calgary ; Mrs. Sa
ell, Mich., and Mi
daughters. The
Mr. and Mrs, Ja
Galt.
11
ge and was born at
s, Oot Fora great
a faithful employe
Railway, and in the
ctor had charge of
mber of the branches.
vice of the 0, T. R
is first ran out of St
city he resided for 15
en transferred to Port.
point to Port Rowan
erich, where he made
:n years. When some
de Mr. Aigie then went
e and remained in that
when he retired from
ved to Wingham and
slay Hotel, whioh he
e years. A year ago
eller House at Glen.
ame one of the most
in Western Ontario.
his wife and two sons
e. One son, Albert,
t, and another son,
rs. John Martin, of
eel Durran, of How -
: Edith, at home, are
arents of deceased,
,es Aigie, reside at
:
M ohammed
Mohammed Ali,
will give ,his lecture
in St. Andrew's Pre
the evening of Tries
Mr. Ali received his
at the Mohamme
College of Aligarb,
Forman Christian
He has travelled ext
country and iu Am
wage been a close a
ver of conditions in
with the authority
native can assume.
and his desire to i
oration oonoerning
birth, have induce
of each year to
lions" is an a000
people of India—
dress, customs, i
It is not such a
given by an ordi
not a native, has
seen it and few
mend of English
hit observations
Those who hav
estio in hie pra'
Ali wears his n
drear of an Ind
Bion 25 eentt;
Ali's Lecture.
native of India,
"India's Millions"
by torten Church on
ay, February 22nd,
earliest education
an Anglo•Oriental
nd later atte ded
ollege at ahore.
naively his own
has al-
elligent obser-
India, and speaks
hioh none but a
His literary taste
part correct' infor•
he country of his
him to give e part
ark. "India's Mil-
t of the life Of the
eir habits, manners,
Muttons and beliefs,
lecture as might be
ry traveller, No one,
een India as he has
atives have the oom-
o present the meats
n suoh delightful form,
heard him are outland -
8. While speaking
Mr.
five dress, the formal
an gentleman. Admie'
todents 15 Cents,
King's for
Alslke and
othy, eta,
ds Choice Seeds—
eer'ne Clover, Tim-
WINGHAM 6--P,IOUNT FOREST. 2
The Local Seven
ern League L
Interest
Won From North-
aders in a Very
g Game.
One of the fastest
keenly contested ga
played here was p
night, the oompeti
leading teams in th
this season—Mount
ham.
The visitors. Dame
were accompanied
dred and fifty ent
And it was with o0
hope of carrying e
evening that they
upon the ice. True
looking lot, and g
too.
Owing to the late
train, which brough
of Stratford, it wa
o'clock when play
the start it was evid
were out to win, an
ed to be right up
about ten minutes p
ed No, 1, and soon
another. The visit
and fonn3 the ne
No, 3 for Wingha
half time the scor
the locals.
cleanest and moat
nes of hockey ever
it on last Friday
ore being the two
Northern League
Forest and Wing.
by special train, and
y nearly one ham
titanic supporters,
siderable amount of
the honors of the
de their appearance
they were a likely
ntleniauly fellows,
ese of the London
Referee W. Hern,
a little after nine
ommenoed. From
nt that both teams
every player seem -
n the bit. After
y Wingham land -
'lowed it up with
s then took a hand,
for the first time,
was scored, and at
was 3 1 in favor of
The second half 'itneased some very
good hockey. Th: first two goals in
this half Dame "ingham's way, the
visitors then folio •• ed with one, and the
locals wound np the scoring for the
evening with ano her, the score when
time was called .eing 6-2 in favor of
Wingham, The game throughout was
fairly olean and free from roughness,
there being only four penalties, evenly
divided between the two teams, The
visitors altogethe put up a good game,
and their goal .. an made some excel-
lent stops. The foals were all in their
places and in thei renal good form.
This is the first d: feat to be recorded
against Mount P01" 1 in the Northern
League this season.
CHURCH
OT ES.
Rev. F. J. Oaten h
vitation from Viotori
Oiiaroh, Goderich, t
Inc for the coming y
approval of the stati
the conference.
accepted an in -
Street Methodist
become their pas-
ar, subject to the
ning committee of
The members of he Baptiet Yqung
People's Society hon red the memory of
St. Valentine by a vary successful social
on the evening of M•nday, 14th inat ,'at
the residence of Mr. . Pocock, of East
Wawanosh, Leavi'g the church at
4 30 o'olook. the part ;numbering about
fifty, had a very enj.yable ride out to
Mr. P0000k's home, •hen the evening
was spent in discus: ons suited to the
beet traditions of the •. ate -making saint.
By persevering with • npid's dart each
young gentlemen fou,d his affioity in
time for sapper, whio was served by
the host and hostess, •• th the assistance
of the young ladies of the sooiety, who
had not forgotten to bring the provis.
Ecus. Afterwards on he suggestion of
Rev. W. L. Steeves, a hearty vote of
thanks was aocorde. Mr, and Mrs.
Pocock for so kind throwing open
their home for th. occasion. The
weather being all th could be desired,
the return journey was a lively bine.
Wingham was rear ed about midnight.
The receipts of
Church, for the pre
7th inst., are abo
those of the whol
following are the 11
funds, dating from
to let Maroh, 1909;
1909 to 7th Febrn
ly
the Presbyterian
ent year up to the
t $55,000 ahead of
of last year, The
nres in the several
at of March, 19C8,
nd from 1st. March,
y, 1910, respective -
1909. 1910
Knox Collage , , $ 3,936
Home Miesion Fn , d 84 410
Augmentation .. 14,908
Foreign Miesions 66 723
Widows and Orp, ane7.695
Aged and Infirm Min.., 11,870
Assembly 4,248
French Evangel nation .10,203
Pointe-aux•Tre u . tee 8,111 8,202
Moral and Social r eform 2,421 4,200
Unapportioned , .. 51 812 78,076
$5,127
94 030
17.361
83,086
8,189
83,086
2„406
10 399
$266,397 $322,299
Mrs. Ohey, L
is gnarautined
been writing to
Sank., and info
has been reap
bleating out at
Board of Healt
mail be disinfe
days, and that
Sound be noti
from sending
t ttaretltlne.
g, of Owen Sound,who
for scarlet fever, hap
er Mende in Waskada,
ion carried by the mail
neible for the disease
thelatterplace. Th
has Ordered that the
ted for the next few
he authorities et Owen
ed to prohibit Mrs, Long
ny letters while she is in
In Wingham
Until Feb. 19
We wish to notify the people of
Wingham and vicinity that
PROF. F. A. GRAHAM
of Montreal will be at our Drug
Store on February 10th to Feb, 19th
to test eyes free by means of the
the new method—THE SHADOW
TEST.
"HE LOOKS INTO THE EYE."
As he will be here only ten days
we invite all having eye trouble in
any form to see him --no lona tedious
waits. He will examine your eyes
in a few minutes..
Hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
We have arranged with Prof,
Graham to take a coarse sit this now
method of sight testing while he is
here, so we will nee it after he is
gone.
WALLEY'S
DRUG STORE.
Ritchie & Comm
Have moved to their new office
first door. north of post office.
Watch this space in the TIMES
every week for Real Estate par -
gains, Business- Chances, etc.-'
If you want any information on
Insurance of any kind call and
see us.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
A choice 110 acre farm—no
better oufdnors. Six miles
from Wingham, Fine barn
and stabling, drive house,
hen house, good dwelling,
fences, drains, water, timber
—everything a man wants.
Don't miss this chance.
Choice dwellings in town for
sale at right prices.
Ritchie 86 Cosens,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Inventory _. Sale
We ha%e been taking Inventory
and cleaning house. We've found:
many broken lines, Taking stock
brings to light many important facts.
We're going to right these matters by
price iuducetnents that WLL close out
the Shoes on hand in short order.
For prudent buyers it will he
A SI -HOE OPPORTUNITY
As we need the room for Spring
lines of Footwear, and with a firm
d.etermination to have no " carry
overs," we have decided to make a,
sweeping reduction.
All our splendid Shoes will be of
feted at cut prices, and where the
lines are at all broken, the prices
will bo ant to the liteit—Q/ E ran nTlt,
o mi THIRD, ONE It ALF On,
GOO» SIOE9 WILL BE COMP)
W. J. GREER