The Wingham Times, 1910-07-07, Page 1THS WINGHAM' TIMES.
VOL, XXXUU,. _,NO
2004.
FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN
"Mother Xrghe' Remedies" for
Bab"^s and Children are now for sale
in W Ingham. They heved proved a
boon to mothers in United States
during the past five years.
Couc Rags» Y'—Relieves infantile
collo without use of opium,
EssexCE or CATNI'—A tonic medi-
cine for weak pony babies.
Wanes SYRUP—A reliable remedy to
remove worms of all kinds,
Oore n. SYRUP—Relieves coughs and
colds.
LAXATIVE SYRUP—An ideal laxative.
Gentle action on bowels,
TEETHING SYRUP —A reliable remedy
for nervous irritability luoident
to teething.
CROUP ,SYRUP --Valuable in °roup,
whooping Dough, hoarseness.
Gives instant relief.
Soeennue SYRUP—Reitevee pain and
nervous irritation, tonin to stn•
mach and bowels—contains n0
opium.
NEUTRALIZING TONIC—Pain reliever,
etomaoh tonin, bowel regulator,
WaIIoo MeKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
Wee Store
Maoiouald Block, 'Wingham,
At 40
You will regret you did not
attend one of Canada's High -
Grade Business Colleges, lo.
eated at
Peterborough Weiland
Orangeville Wingham
Clinton Walkerton
Now is a good time to enter.
Our graduates receive from
$400 to $1500 per annum.
Mail Courses in 100 different
subjects.
Wrlto for particulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEU, SPOTTOIIT, Principal'
1
Watches, °looks, silverware and jeweI-
ry slaughtered at Xerox's till Jelly 141h,
WANTED.—Any quantity w • ol; oaeh
or trade. T. A. MILLS,
Glove operators wa .d—Experienc-
ed on heavy goods a :ady work, good
' wages ---.Apply r • ham Glove Co.
Limited, Bowman ilie, Ont,"
Fog SALn.--A11 my ho • .ehold feral -
Lure and one organ • ; pr • ate sale at my
residence on Binder s :et. Everything
to be sold. Articles oan be seen any
day. Mrs. T. J, Elliott.
Christie's Crocery
PHONE 59.
WHY NOT
Be as neneioULAR about onr
table supplies as about every-
thing else. We ought to be even
more so. Tlier es1 i
a l k odaf
b
qualities in Food and the °heap-
est in the end is THE BEST.
RICE
Makes an excellent diet for sum.
Hier. Of the irANY RINDS and
QUALM' tve have selected the
best of two and oan, highly re-
commend them. 5o or 10o per lb,
For The 12th
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons
Cooked Meats, etc.
Large quantities will be here for
the 12th. REST O l NAxLt
QUALITY'.
�Y'a�u 11 `W
Want
SOME GOOD TEA
We Want yon to ley our Teas.
Their flavour ie excellent, Their
quality f0 unbeatable and the
prices are 80e, 400 end 50o per lb.
14.41.41itimitii
114•A
Chinaware at Unheard
. of Prices
THE TEA AND come STORE
CUT FLOWERS
• AND
QR DESIGNS
AL DESIGNS
T. C. GRAI-IAM & SON
PHONE 101,
Wear Greer's Sloes and Rubbers;
ern
"Tag Day" will b
barn on July 12th,
iary of the Wingha
are taking this mea
maintenance of a w
all contrrutions
ooivad.
ay,"
observed iq Wing -
he Ladies' Auxil.
o General Hospital
▪ of assisting in the
rthyiustitution, and
11 be gratefully re
Headquarters fo d' - mond rings at
PATTERSON'S jewe y =tore.
To Attend D
The Wingham Ori,
hers of the L. T. B
will attend divine t
church on Sunday
at 7 o'clock, when
Rev. E. ISI. Gaily,
sermon on behalf
p eoted there will
Brethren will mee
o'clock.
me Service,
ngemen, with mem-
and 0 Y. B, lodges,
arvioe in St, Paul's
.evening. July 10th.
he rector, Bro. the
, A., will preach a
the Order. It is ea.
e a large attendance
at the hall at 6,15
Fresh., fish every weekend, at T.
FELLs' butcher shop.
Greatest bargains ever given in jewel
ry at KNox's Sale.
Factories 1'
The manufaotn
better than at any
history of the pro
o t the annual repox
factories for Onter
Tuesday. During
665 acoidente, of
There were two et
and one gas and g:
ported.
ever Busier.
ing conditions are
revions time In the
ince is the evidence
of the iuepeotore of
o, whioh was iesued
he year there were
vhich 44 were fatal.
am boiler explosions,
isoline explosion re-
WANTED.—Fonr or five good men to
wdrk in tannery and glove works.
W. D. PRINGLE.
Gorrie Re
Frank Clegg, of
Howiok township.
resident of the vil
his home there o
the age of 71 yea
a highly respect°
ent member of ti
whose auspices tl
ed on Sunday of
ing made' in i
Messrs. W. J. G:
of this town, att
dent Dead.
of the pioneers of
but for some years a
age of Gerrie, died at
Friday, July let, at
. The deceased was
citizen and,a promin-
a Orange Order, under
e funeral was conduct-
ernoon, interment be,
he Gerrie cemetery.
eor and Geo. Spotton,
nded tbe funeral,
Greatest • bargains in watches and
jewelry ever heard of in Wingham, at
KNox's Annual Sale.
$13,000
Witha horse p
every prominent 1
taking an active ii
horsemen of Britain
ooean to do the jud
at the Canadian
promises this year
in its history. No
been neglected fr
Clydesdale, and :
regular prize t
large number o
being looked for
generally..
✓ Horses,
fze list of $13,000
eeder in Canada
tenet and the best
coming across the
ing, the horse show
ational Exhibition
jto eclipse anything
olass of horses has
m the Pony to the
in addition to the
re aro specials in a
classes, the show is
rd to by horsemen,
•
e
a
BEING ALONG YOUR SHOES.—We do
repairing and we do it right. W. J.
Greer.
Dominion Da
Winghamei eine
natal day Wae'deaid
our townspeople Sp
ioh, Wroxeter, or T
brations were held.
tarnished the mai+
at Wroxeter. The
!hien held a very
the river fiats in
St r
, Pant s Church
I
plied° on Tamlyn'
ate picnics were h
twine gave more t
shady nook 10 ape
the noise and eve
rate on the roil
people to Visit rela
(Retailers, and else
visitors to town,
in Wingham.
vanoe 'of Canada's
dly quiet. Many of
t the day at Glider.
eswater, where oele-
The Citizens' Band
during the day at
Methodist oongreg•
ueoeaafnl picnic) on
ewer Wingham and
bon re ation held a
g g
prairie. Many priv.
d, Many of onr alt.
ltight to some (iniet
d the day away from
ameat, The holiday
vdye indnoed many
vee and friende at a
rou ht a number of
g
Ladieb' Oxfords, Ties, Pampa And
Slippers in, the handeoteest modelr that
ever grimed a Shoo Store. $1.76, $2,25
up to $3,OD Or $3.50,
W. +l`, C 1{kltlt-
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. JULY 7 1910,
Read Willis 4z Co 's Adv. On page S.
Ceased P
Mr. Chisholm, edi
Planet has found the
ed field in which to
and last week'sissue
the Planet, Ie order
pfiper in a village th
rally to the suppo
and in a places eras s
cell on the bneiuess
The TIMES has alw
was not a large en
paper.
lication.
Wroxeter
r the
of
village a 100 limit-
blish q newepaper
was the last for
to have a news
merchants const
t of the publisher,
is of Wroxeter the
men is too heavy.
s'felt that Wroxeter
gb field fora news.
GIRLS WANTE 1 —Apply D. S, PERRIN
& Co., London, s •.t,
Accid nt at Sewer.
The contract lis are making good
headway on the ewer work and a aura-
bet- of the pipe • . ve already been laid.
The heaviest on and' through a solid
bed of gravel ee been through Mr,
Thos. Hicks' pr party, On Monday,
Mr. Jas,y McKay one of the workmen,
narrowly escapeserious injury. He
was layipg the ti in the trench nearly
twenty feet deep hen the gravel caved
in and pinned • r. MoKay's feet and
legs solid. Af :r two houie careful
work he was r• :cued. The experience
was one that th • workmen will not Dare
to have repeate
Soientiflo sight
fitting, at W. G
store,
TRUNKS and VALISES,—The hest kind
and at lowest prices. W. J. GREER.
ug, artietio frame
ATTER5oN'S jewelry
Made a Go d Showing.
Principal Stalk of the Wingham
Pablio Sohool has ] ad excellent success
in his class at the ntrance Examination
the reeult of wh' h is given in this
lame. Mr. Stalks reoomended twenty
one students to w ite and a clam of
thirty wrote on he examination. Of
this member twe ty-three helve passed
and five of the with honors. The
TIMES is pleased es these excellent re
salts from our Pa lie School and teaoher
and scholars are be complimented on
the splendid rho ng.
WOOL WANTED. -50,000 ]be; highest
prices, oash or trade.
GEO. E. KING.
Sunday Sc
Keep in mind
21st, is the date
Sunday School e
This is the popul
people of this diet
will leave Wingh
ing in Kincardin
fare is the same a
adults and 35 cent
will be a baggap
train to convey be
will be abundanoe
water at the g
Keep the date in
a good day at the
loot Excursion,
that Thureday, July
of the annual nniou
lunion to Kincardine.
day's opting for the
The special train
Da at 9.16 a. m., arriv.
at 10.35 a. m. The
last year, 70 cents for
for children. There
car attached to the
ksts, eto. and there
of tea, coffee and hot
lends in Kincardine.
rind and go and have
ake.
Take advantage of some of the great-
est values ever heard of in Wingbam, at
Xerox's Annual Stile.
Homeseekers E
Through the
thence via Dalut
through Chicago
Minneapolis and
26th. Via Sarni
ation Company'
and 3,30 p.
nipeg and return
return $42.50. T
Proportionate r
western points.
Atkin from Gran
cursions to Western
anada.
etroplie of a ago,
and Fort F noes or
nd th tw cities of
t. P u1y 12th end
and orthern Navig•
steamers; leave Sarnia
Iy 18th and 27th. Win -
32 00., Edmonton and
ckete good for 60 days.
es to Certain other
Pioketa and fnllinform•
Trunk Agents.
NOTICE. --We are prepared to bay any
quantity of wool: hightest oash price
paid. T, A, MILLS.
Drainage
The Ontario
enipbasiting the
this pnmtner, for
age demonstrati
many parte of th
Julyuh, .
St at the 1�
On@dein of those a
on the farm of M
nannan, 00n0eseit
ship. This meet
interest as eonie t
are lnvelved.• B.
the particular p
fall overt ditoh,
digging true to
oar readers int°
not mile this nu
information ab
ahouia write
Guelph,
pernonstratton.
grloultetral Ooliege le
rtwine of drainage again
which purpose drain.
ns are being held in
Friday
provTnte, On T'riday
oar of 2 p, m, o'olook
nstratione will be held
. Wm, Elliott, GIen-
12,Tureberry Town.
• g should be of epecial
1Mionit places to dtain
sides the dieotteeion of
bleats of finding the
etermining the grade,
grade, etc, Those of
°ted in drainage shored
sting. Anyone wishing
ut the drainage work
1. W. 13. Day, 0, A, O.
ABOUT TH
$1 A YEAR IN ADYANCE
TIMES.
Time keeps moving
hartybuses
of n s
ili
ter thanone oan real
seam possible that wit
preeent editor enters h
in control of the TIMES
years have passed quiola
editor is elan in his twe
the MSEs office, statim;
"printer's devil," We
deavored to Aive the pe
triot a newsy; and ul
paper. Daring our ow
inese of the 'lamas has
in all departments, Ti
of loyal eustomere and.
large increase in busini
all have our hearty tha
port. We enter our
with our motto, viz:—
dealing with our pa
working for what we
best interest of the peo
to in the rash and
seems to go tae.
te, It does not
this issue the
1fourteenth year
These thirteen
y, The present
ty.third year in
in first as the
ave always en
le ot this die -
.to date weekly
iership the bus.
argely inoreased
our wide circle
riends is doe the
se and one and
ks for their sup -
fourteenth year
'Fair and honest
Pone and always
onsider is in the
e of this distriot."
We want
jewelry sto
at: W. G. PATTERSON's
on the 12111.
Automobil
While a tonring�
inoludiog Mr.
Holmes, Miss V
Holmes, Theme's
dren of Mr. and
turning to Toroi
passenger Tho
dont happened
one mile south
Sunday morni
suddenly ewery
turning comple
bankment. M
who were in 111
were pitched
and the other p
the tonneau,
Lane were the
but are now in C
the Commercial
all the party we
ed in a oarriag�
attended by D
aria party spen
Wingbam and
morning.
Accident.
arty from Toronto,
and Mrs, Richard
re A, Holmes, J. 'G.
Luno and three Wail -
re. Holmes, were re -
to in their targe seven -
flyer, a serious aioi-
ths main road, about
1 Blyth, et seven o'clock
g, when the large oar
d, while on high gear,
sly over down an em -
Holmes and hie son,
driving seats of the oar,
leadiong out of the oar
esengers landed under
re. Holmes and Mr.
meet severely injured,
mfortable quarters at
Hotel in Blyth, where
e immediately convey-
and
onveyand another oar and
, Milne, Mr. Holmes
part pf Iast week in
ft Fees early Sunday
KNox's Annual Sale continued
weeks longer, till July 14th.
The Twelft
Preparations are
for the 12th of July
ham on Tuesday
on the C. P. R. f
Teeswater, and o
Kincardine, Oentr•
have been arrange
have been issued,
supplied by the
the Wingbam Oiti
number of visitin
accompaniments
Among the apeake
Lowe, Past Grand
West; Rev. R, H
W. J. Parkhill,
Treasurer, of Br.
Hugh Clark, M. L
Robt. Woods, Mel
grove, M. L, A., t
and others. Am
ing made for the
large crowd, and 1
one will regret
under the shade o
in the town of ^'
say to the citizen:,
and bnsinese pia.
will have a most
for
2
Celebration.
ell nigh completed
.elebration in Wing -
ext. Special trains
om Orangeville and
• the G. T. R. from
iia, and Palmerston
. for, and hand•bille
Ample music: will be
=know Pipe Band,
ens' Band, besides a
brass bands and the
of various lodges,
e will be Rev. Wm.
Ohaplein of Ontario
be, of Exeter ; Mr.
of Midland, Grand
Ugh Amerioa; Col.
A„ Kincardine; Mr.
=then ; A. H. Mus-
e resident clergymen
e preparation is be -
accommodation of a
is safe to say that no
Jiving spent the day
the beautiful maples
Ingham. Again, we
deoorate your homes
ea, 60 that the town
ttraotive appearance.
The Pu•
There was not
at thep ublic
evening last to di}
the location of
supply water for
purposes, Mayo
Chair. V. R. Va
Oinking of the wel
in lower town an
reasons for his Dpi
figures to ehoty tie
wells in lower to
little mote expenee
the tipper power h
also favored the lo
showed in a most
is Meeting.
very large attendance
eetin
g on Thursday
use the question as to
O wells whioh are to
e town for domestic
Holmes °templed the
norman favored the
:at the power house
gave many excellent
ion. He auto tooted
t the plaotug of the
would mean very
hen if they wete at
• ase. J. A. Morton
er town site and also
twinning way that
proper plane for the
Gregory and others
. e lower town site.
r favor of seeing the
ower power house.
e eIeotrii light and
are ander the one
money saver itt
, fuel and power and
be leased to bettor
lnty per Cent. of the
eve the main question
and let tie bare it as
he well driller is ex•
sok and We undet-
I be started at 01100.
.
lower town was th.
welll. He -Mayor
were opposed to
The Tens man le 1
wells placed at the
In doing this both t
wnterworlie plants
Mot It will mea
the matter of wage
the upper power c
advantage. With
retepayere w8 bel
is "pore water"
soon 211 poseible.
peoted here this
eta11d the work w
TAX RAT 26 M
Regular Meeti of Town Council.
Mond
y Evening.
The regular Jul meeting of the Town
Connell was held on Monday evening
with all members ••resent, Minutes of
last regular and s . eclat meetings were
read and approved
A oomtmunioeti
was rearom e
Canadian Paotfio Railwayd Cof, askingth
the Council to • lose Albert street and
give a lease 01 sa a a for 99 years.
On motion of ''tine. Elliott and Mo-
Kibbon, the Ole was instreoted to
notify the Oom • , ny that the Council
had no power t• exceed the priviliges
contained in the aloyd by-law.
A resolution a • d petition was read
from Berlin Con . oil, requesting the
Council to sign a p+titian to the Ontario
Legislature to pr•hibit municipalities
giving bonuses t manufacturers in
shape of reduced, fixed assessments.
On motion of Ree e Irwin and Conn.
Redmond, the Ma r was instructed to
sign the petition.
A oommunioati•,• from the Gutta
Percha Rubber Co. re the purchase of
fire hose. Qn mot" • n ot Conte. Elliott
and Gregory the m tter was referred to
the Fire and Light Committee to pur-
chase the necessary • uantity of Bose,
A petition was re: d, signed by rate-
payers, asking tha a four inch water
main be plaoed o, Frances street, be-
tween Victoria an Diagonal streets.
Oa motion of O • • ns. McKibben and
Bone, the petition - as referred to the
Commissioners wit a request to pro-
oeed with the wor if petition is aufll-
oiently signed.
A petition was pr suited asking for a
sidewalk on a porti.n of John street and
Carling Terrane; r erred to the Street
Committee on motin of Corns. Elliott
and McKibben.
The Finance Co .• mittee recommended
the payment of the following aco
A. J. Malcolm, r.fund balance
.. $24ounts:
license 13
Municipal World, s ppiies 1.70
Hanna & Co., snpp ea ..... , 5,55
Geo. McKenzie. ex to Seaforth
and Clinton. , 2.35
Wm. Holmes, exp.
and Clinton,.. 2035
Arthur Haines, labo 3,00
W. J. Boyne, repair 2.50
T. C. Graham & So • flower bode 10.00
W. J Deyell, salary nd supplies 32.00
John T'. Groves, sal. nd postage 66,50
Geo. Allen, salary 22 50
E. Lewis, salary 20.00
R. Rankin, salary 7.50
Commissioners, lights band hall, .47
Dominion Exp. Co„ t.arges .36
Bell Telephone Co., .• essages. , . , 2 65
Firemen, salaries . . ... ... . 65,00
A. Sanderson, wateri g streets51.10
A, Sanderson, team • ork
13.80
D. 0. McDonald, lab •r,.,. 34 80
On motion of Corns. MoKibbon and
Elliott, the report o the Finance Com-
mittee was adopted : nd accounts order-
ed to,be paid.
Conn. McDonaldreported that the
Street Committee • as arranging for a
proper outlet for the drain on Josephine
street, near the + P. R. traoke. The
matter was left wit • the Committee.
Mr. L. F. Binkle local manager of
the Bell Telephone •o„ was present and
asked for a renewal • f the franohise on
behalf ofh Company
e pampa • • . The Camps y
being willing to give, in addition to the
present fee of $100,00' per year, two of
the present telephon s now in nse by
the corporation, free of charge. The
matter was Ieft ov .r until the next
meeting of Council.
The Finance Comm' tee reported that
the estimate for ordi ary expenditure
for the year would be $10,080,76; sink-
ing fund, $1,387.12; d: exittiree, $2442.-
65, making a total o+ $16,200.52. The
estimated revenue w•nld be $3,490 04.
To meet this a rate of 7 mills would be
neoessary. The Pub its School rate is
Zea mills; High Soho •' rate 2 mills, and
County rate 1; -amide, making a total of
26 Mills. This make the rate one mill
higher than last year the Public School
being responsible fp • au in0rease of half
a mill,
On motion of Rea e Irwin and Conn.
McDonald the town ate was plaoed at
17 nulla,
By-law No. 011, fi lug the rate at 26
mills for this year - s given three reed,
tugs and on motion .f Comas. McDonald
and Bone was passe
The Orange 001, bratiotu Committee
wee present and t • rough Mr. W. J.
Greer, presented the town with an ex-
oellent flag with a request that it be
floated on the flog o in the park on
12th of July. The onlmittee alae re-
quested that the str:.te be Well Watered
for the day; the gr s in the park to be
out and special con tables appointed to
be on the wateh , or fakers and other
undesirable parties who may vitae the
town,
3hi a Mayor and t Minuets of Cioinmit•
We promised to g ve the different treat.
tare proper ellen on.
On tetoti011 o
Bone, the Oar it lily grant of $87,60 to the
to
Seaforth
donne, hfo$ibbott and
Citizen,' .Band we ordered to be paid.
Qn motion of C uns, one and Mo-
Donald, $200 wee , and to the credit of
the Pablio Sohool : oard.
On motion of Sonne. Bone and Me -
Ribbon the bait y •Orly eatery of $25.00
was ordered to be paid to the Chief or
the Fire Brigade.
Oouuoll then a• earned.
We sell Wonde Sb' : for gleaning
silver and gold, et enson's jewelry
store.
HIGH SCHO
ENTRANCE.
The following
Entrance to High
held June 22, 23, 24,
°ter and Fordwiob,
660; to pass, 390;
papers of all Candi
been reread by the
WIN
Ho/ones,
Maguire, Fred .. ,
MoRitohie, Anna
Wilson, Annie .
Geddes, J. 11. , .No.
Smith, Norah.....
Nicholson, Giadye.
PASS.
Bottrell, Irene , .. • .
Buchanan, Hilda ..
Bower, Lnoy,.....
Barber, Florence
Bridges, Annie, No.
Oantelon, Leon,,.,
Davidson, Laura
Dunkin, Alice Bell
Elliott, Weir
Fixter, Annie,,
Fixter, Tom
Hingeton, Lloyd
Ieard, Mabel
Joynt, George....,
Johnston, Ariel
Jewett. Harold
Maddison, Lottie
Miller, Della
tbe result of the
011001 Examinations
t Wingham, Wrox•
Maximum marks,
honours, 487. The
ter who failed have
xaminere.
HAM,
▪ Wingham P, S.
{t „
.. 44
17 E. W. and Morris
....Wingham P. S.
•,
• Wingham P, S.
., .,
17 E W. and Morris
. , . , Wingham P. S.
No. 3 Tarnberry
Wingham P. S.
It
,t
No. IO Kinloss
-•. , . No. 8 Morris
Wingham P. S.
t. t,
Matthews, Hattie
McPherson, Metha.
tt t/
,t „
Mather°, Wilfred,;,- ., .. No. 8 Morris
Mason, Allen ...,
Maxwell, Jelin ...
Nicholls, Millie/
Perrie, Margaret .
Pearen, Margaret
No. 13 E. Wawaeosh
. , .No. 8 Turnberry
Wingham P. S.
.• .i
moa M. •No. 8 E. W.
Soott, Ella... ....No. 13 E. Wawanosh
Thynne, John Morris
Wilkinson, Elmer • .. No. 5 Morris
WBO
HONOURS.
MoKoroher, Robt.
PASS.
Bolt, Willie.
Brown, Margaret .
Clinkunbroomer, M
Doig, John, •.
Galbraith, Torrance
Gibson, Mary H.
Hamilton, Elinor, ..
Miller, Vernon, , . , .
Munro, Annie .....
Nichol, Bessie M....
Scott, Agnes:......
Williams, May
FORD
'ETER,
,.,..Wroxeter P. S.
No. 9 Tnrnberry
. Wroxeter
bel...No. 7 Howick
No. 7 Carrick
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HIGH SCHOOL PROMOTION.
The following are
successful students
Exams in the High
are not arranged In
the names of the
in the promotion
°heel. The names
rder of merit,
FORM i, • FORM IL
E. Armour, E. B. ••ere, L. Bowman,
VG, Brandon, W. B • •hanan (honors), F,
Clnbb, G. Crnikahan . , H Day, M. Deb.
son (honors), L. Edg r, L, Ferguson, 0.
Fowler, M. Gray, W Haines, G. Ham•
liton, M. Homnth, 0 Irwin (honors), S.
Irvine, E. Linklater (honors), V, Mo.
Laughlin Ombra), e Mills, G. Muir
honors P. Muir(11 non),
( ), E. Paterson,
M. Paterson, 0. Pen+er, R. Stonehouse,
13', Sturdy, L Sturdy G. Sherriff 3. Van
Norman, M. Webb (t °note), A. Wilson
(aonote)
F011;VI11 T+1ORUUIII.
J. Armour, M. B flash, L, Beecroft,
0, Brook, L. Clark (honors), L. dnrrie,
0, Currie,A, Gedd.s,W,Geddes,(honors)
N. Gadder, D. H lmef, t . Eupfer, L,
Johns, F. d'ohnston 1. Kennedy,O, Keri',
A. Itneehtel, E. L •ulster (honors), A.
MoBtiraey, P. ,i.teE hb ) I M
Ritchie, H. MoOroti le, N. Niohollatr
Otr, L, floes, A.
Tipltng, ii, Wilson
TEACHER WANTED.
For Union Sohool
Wingham Jnnotiop.
comes after rioters
.4pplioetio
July 20tb,
Box 55,
W. J.
Seo n No. S,
fes 10 0010.
State gaaifiiaa•
received' up to
HENDE&SON',
Wingbam, Ont.
NOTICE OF CLOSING.
We, the undersigned Solicitors of the.
Town of Wingham, hereby agree to
close our Offices during the menthe of
July and August se follows: —Oa each
week day with the exception of Satur-
day at 4 p. m., and on Saturday at
1 p, m.
DUDLEY HOLMES
J. A. MORTON
RIC/FEAR') VANSTONE
WINGHAM
CHOPPING MILL.
Having oontraoted for Bran, Shorts
Flour, Feed, etc., to be shipped in oar
tots, I will be able to supply these at all .Al
times in any quantities, so all kinds
of Chop for sate in large or small quan-
itiee,
Twill exohange Flour for Wheat on
the -usual terms,
Marketprioee paid for ell kindeof grain.
EZRA MERKLEY
Proprietor.
CALF ESTRAY.
Came unto the pr
signed, south half I
W awanoeh, about t
Red Yearling Calf.
same by proving
°barges.
GEOR
les of the under..
t 28, Oon 9. East
e middle of May, a
Owner can have
operty and paying
E B, NA.YLOR,
Fordyce, P. 0.
A
Safe Investment
The safest investment on earth
is the earth itself.
SEE OM LIST OF FARMS FOR
SALE. The exodus to the West
has reached its limit. Ontario;;
farm lands will soon be in de-
mand again at good prices.
The shrewd man will buy now
and when farms increase in value,
town property advances in price
in proportion.
Bay a house and lot in Wing -
ham. We have what will suit
you.
When you pay rent you are
paying your landlord's insurance
and taxes and also interest on
his investment.
Ritchie & CoseRs
ESTATE AND INSURANCE
COOL OXFORDS
FOR JULY
•
Just bring your poor, suffering
feet here and we'll dress theta so
neatly and so cotnfortable, at such a
nominal cost, that they will enjoy`
every moment of yotlr outing..
Oxfords, Ties, Pumps, and
Outten Shoes in many new
and attractive styles.
Leathers of Etack and the
new Tan Shades. Suede and
Kid leathers in new eel( et,
Canvas Shoat rind °x•orde in
White or colors.
A splendid line of all good
e°rtt 01 Foot Coolers.
60C, 7'3e, floc np to $1.23 rr $2.00
We've Summer foot comfort for
every man, Woman and Child that
eomes here for Cool Shoes.
en ( tiers , e.
1~.
W.�
ave,G, t3hfe11, E• Selo atonal lot Har at d water and 3aoiettna
Weir, shoes for Lathes an 1 Gents.