The Wingham Times, 1911-01-26, Page 1THE WINGHAM
VOL. XL -NO. 2034.:.
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One of the faint/11e Rexall Rerned.
les of which there is one for
eaeli a{tment,
FOR
Coughs, Hoarseness and Sore
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Prompt in action.
Contains no opium or morphine
but never fails to relive that tick.
ling sensation in the throat, We
guarentee this to give you satis.
faction or we will cheerfully re-
fund your money.
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THE DRUGGIST
The store
maadousid Rtook, Winghara,
Things We Believe
That the BEST country in the
world is Canada,
That the BEST Province in
Canada is Ontario.
That the BEST County in Ont.
ario is Huron.
That the BEST town in Huron
is Wingham.
Just let these facts sink into
you, and then call on us and we
will tell you where to place your
money to advantage, by buying
real estate in either town or coun.
try.
"There is no better security on
earth than the earth itself."
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
A good 100 acre farm in a fine
locality has through mis.manage-
ment, fallen into a Loan Company's
hands, and has been placed with no
for imusedinte sale. A. good man
with $500 cash ran secure the bargain
of a life time.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WING ILAAI, ONTARIO,
Farmers who Want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
oan have it on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
Christie's Grocery
• PHONE 59.
Good Groceries
Give Satisfaction
And nothing else will. Yon may
buy eatables apparently cheap at
times and lose both food and mice in
the amount of diesatisfootion they
give. Make fair comparison and you
will find OUR PRICES LOW.
PRIME OLD CHEESE
We've got some good old Cheese
Out that eimply CAN'T BE REA.T.• IsT0t
only is it old but it has got the right
kind Of flavour -the kind that cheese
lovers like. TRY SOME WITH NENT
Onlatta,
Fray Bentos is good, 20c
per Ib., sliced
Our 30c Tea a
Leader
This hes been examined by a Tea
eXpert end declared to be ahead Of
most Tette on the market. We kneel
it le, Tnere's aothing het good Tette
blentiOd in it and a high grade tee is
the rest% OM 40o arm 60e tratene
erkAte FOR sentlentarke.
The lea and Coffee Store
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11111 • MI 11 1 I I 1.i
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 1911,
Wear Geeeral Elwes and Merl Read Willis & Co,"a any. ee page 8 WhlghanfTeam Leeds. Won in P
••••••••••rnm rn•
Huron's I'4 --w Warden,
At the meting of the Huron County
Coact! in Gode: id on Tuesday after-
noon Reeve Geiger if Remelt was elect.
ed as Welder. Mtr- Geiger has been a
member of the Co My Council for a
t
number of yeare e will meke a good
(Motel.
Oleatirg sale at NoE'S for the next
20 days.
East Huro I Institute.
Meetings of the Rest Huron Farmers'
In etitute will be bel at Foxelwich, Vela
' rotary 6th; Bluevele Feby. 7th; James.
town, Feby. 8th; Be grave, Feby. 16th.
Advortist punt in a other column gives
1 new es of speakers aJd other pat Haulers
Upholstering,- repairing and piotare
Unplug done promptly and well. S.
0 RAOEY, furniture dealer and practical
undertaker.
Installation of Officers,
At the last regni4 meeting of Lobate.
me Chapter, No. Ei, G. R. C., the fol.
lowing °fame wte installed by Ve
Ex Comp. J. P, X nody, M. D. :-Geo.
Carr, I. P. Z ; J. McGuire, Z.; W.A.
Chmpbell, H.; E, 1. Hammond, 3.; J.
E. Tamlyn, Treae ; H. E, W. Tamlyn,
S. E.; Garner Nit aolson, S. N.; R. R
Armstrong, P. S. J. W. MoXibbon, S.
?.;Jas R. Cntt, ... S.
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WANTED. -Operators, experieneed on
heavy geode. Highest wages. Warm,
well -lighted factory. Fare paid. Apply
DORTIAM GLovn.00., LIMITED, BOWinen
ville, Ont.
Monthly
Arrangements; ar
for the holding of aj
Wingham, starting
February.. Month
smeess in other
and there is nos
should not have'
way bring a jug
Wingham to do t
the first fair will
issue.
air Day.
being completed
monthly Mir day in
with the month of
y fairs have been .a
owns iu the district
aeon why Wingham
good rola and in this
number of people to
eir trading, Date of
e given in our wort
HELP WANTED -Ladies wiehing to
w tisk at home making mitte and gloves
can secure the same from the Wingham
Tanuery and Glove Works. We send a
lady to give instructions.
W. D. PRINGLE.
1.0. 0. lj. Officers.'
At the regular i4eeting of Maitland
Lodge, I 0. 0. F.,n Thnreday even.
ing last, the fo1Iowit officers were in-
stalled by D. D G. Thos. Brown, of
Wroxeter: -N. 0, Pe er Deane; T. G.,
John Amain:try; Rec. Secy., John F.
Groves; Fin.- Seo-., jW. J. Hahne;
Treae., 11 B, Etliott; R. S. N. G., H.
Hinsoliffe; L. S. N. G. D. McGillivray f
IL S. S., R. A Carrie. L. S. Se J. Mo.
Gillivray; I. G., J. V. Dodd; 0. G.,
J. A, Cummings; Jen., J. Breaks;
Chap., Rev. E. H. Croly; War., W,
Reid; L. S. V. G., A Tipling; R S. V.
G., W. J. Dayell, After the meeting
the members enjo -ed oysters and a
social chat at Johnsyon's restaurant.
You oan get iron beds, rnattresees,
bedroom suites, sideboards, conches, par.
lor suites, easy chairs, tables, eto.,at
out.down prime at S. GRAOEY'S.
Death of A. q. McDonald.
There passed avv y at hie home in
Goderioh on Wed eeday afternoon of
last week, Arohib d G. MoDonald, a
fotmer resident o this section. Mr.
EtoDonald had b4i in poor health for
some time and pn4un3onia following an
attack of la gripp , proved fatal. The
deceased was in his With yeat, and spent
his early days in fhe township of Hal-
lett where his par nts resided. In early
life he studied i4edlolno but gave this
up and engaged fn school teaching and
oame to this sec ion upwards of forty
yeats ago and ta ght in what Is known
se Ourrie's ech ol in East WaWallosh.
Litter he engag as agent for the Singer
Sewing Muhl e Co, and resided in
Loiter Winghn np to slateen years
ago when he n tared to Cloderioh, He
was 4 Presbytaaten in religion and a
Liberal in poll to. Thirty-eight years
ago he :tarried Margaret A. Lieklater,
daughter of th late Magnus IdUklatet,
of Emit Wawa Oh, who, with a family
of one mon an two datightera survive.
The children 4re Lorne McDonald and
Miss Mable Mfli�nald at home and Mre.
Bert Smith, oq Goderioh, The bereaved
will hare thejtlyinpathy of many old
Weeds in th section. The moraine
Were brought o Winghairt, the funertsi
tekitig &teeot Saturday morning from
the residence otjMr, P. S. Linklater tO
the Wingham fethetery.
Card of Thanks,
Mr, Eli Elliott and family whits,
through the coluinn4 of the TIMES, to
sincerely thank the oapital authorities,
matfett and all othe Who showed 80
many acts of kindn' is during the 111.
neve of the late Mrs Elliott.
Stock and I
lement Safe.
Mr, Alex. Moffat, who has rented hie
faun, will bold a o aring auction sale
of farm stock and izjplements at lot 50,
oonoeeeion 1, TurntJ,ry, east of Bine-
vale, on Wednest ay, February let
There is a bet of go •d stock end it quara
tity of hay and To, te. P. S. Soott will
be the anotioneer,
20 to 50 per cent. disoount sale at
Knox's for the next 20 days.
Canaries for Sale
The finest selection of a giug mum
-
tee ever seen in this seo ,n is now in
possession of Provin isconstable Phip-
pen. Some are dite .s from Germany.
There are some rollers of the firmed song,
warblers and some belle water and flute
notes. They will be sold et reasonable
prices. See these birds if yon want a
good singer.
Has Been bromoted.
Mr. Robert Cialveao, who for the past
five year has been working on the C.
P. R. section under Jr. W. J. Neil, has
been promoted to t e position of Seotion
Foreman at Fordw oh, made vacant by
the retirement of Mr. Geo. Williams,
who has been w' h the C. P. R, for
thirty.two years. JMr. Calvert has our
best wishes for eery moms in his new
poeitior. A nun ber of 0. P. R. Section
Foremen have ;raduated under Mr.
Neil. Among th .m being Taos, Netter.
field at Monkton and Edward Everett
at Allen Park.
Great, stook reducing sale at Kwon's
for the neat 20 daye.
Evangelist c services.
Mr. and Mrs. Go don, of Ottawa, will
begin Evangelistio endue 10 Wingham
on Tneeday next, any 29th. Themeet-
t no will be held i the Methodist Church.
Services each ni ht of the week at 8
o'clock. Urge audiences have heard
them in Sarnia d in Harriston where
some of the mee ings were held in the
Presbyterian 0 urob. Their methode
are of the Tonylt xauder and Wilbur
Chapman type an are nnniversally ap•
proved. They us the Torry -Alexander
song book. Mr Gordon will give
bible -readings ea h afternoon, These
are said to be mos excellent. She will
also sing aud take part in each service.
Don't forget the dress of Mrs. Gordon
next Sunday at 8. 5 p. m. on "That boy
or girl of yours."
We don't Very often put on a special
cat -down sale, but we want room, and
the quickest way to gut it is to clear out
at a price. This is your opportunity to
get bargains but for cash only.
S. GRAOEY, Furniture Denier.
DIVISION CURT CASES,
Division Court wjie held in the Coun-
cil Chamber on huraday last; with
Judge Holt presi ing, A number of
oases were heard tid there were a large
number of with see pteeent. The broil.
nese of the Co rt was not concluded
until 10.80 o' ook p. nt. The cases
were disposed 2 as Mitotic -
Hamilton v . Miller,- An notion to
recover $50 on -a 00W deal. This case
wag tried last May when the plaintiff
was non suite.. 110 asked for a new
trial when neve Witnesseswere heard,
Judgment wee reserved.
Breen ve Soot ,-An matfett to recover
$5 and for $5 da ages on a cattle deal.
Judgment reser do
MoLeen vs X IOC-A(10ft for an
amount of $86.91. Judgment for platen
j.
Putland Vs 1ght. -Action for 'eni
account Of $28, jAidgtnent for plaintiff.
Webb VP. Keigh I. -Action for an Re-
count of $80, jnotnent for plaintiff.
O'Neil ve Sellatte--Aetion for an ace
count of $4. Iudg meat for pleintiff for
$0.
Holmes vs Mon ornery and
Mttr-
Action to recover 2.04 en note. With.
drawn as again t Muir and judgment
for plaintiff,
Carr ve rode .-Aetion to recover
an mount of $ 6,10. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Guest vs Jobb. Aotion 10 recover an
ace00nt of $26.00, Plaintiff allowed $20
end Cogs.
jobb ve gentle -Action to reoover
$50 en bate. Trill tarred to TeeeWater
Court.
The tweeted b me game of hockey
wee played at e Wingham rink on
Monday evenin with the team from
Harrieton. The oel players woe by a
more of 9 to 3, he game wait a good
one and we are 8 try to report that thie
attendance was 01 as large as it should
have been. The coal Wye mast have
better enoonra ement from our
townelmele, F day evening of this
week one of the oat exciting games of
the season will b played on the Wing^
ham rtnk and th visiting team will be
from Mount Fo et. The visitorare
coming by speoi train and will bring a
large number of pportere. Wingham.
ites should turn t in large numbers on
Friday and oh r the loon' players to
victory. Game is willed for 8 o'eioek,
Bend will be in ttendanoe and skating
after the game.
Thegatit'e In vetches at KNOX'S Bale.
What Calgary hinks ofThem.
The Royal .Wele Ladies' Choir at the
Lyrio Theatre lest Sight was the most
exquieite, the best baltemed, the most
artistic) company o singers that we have
had in Calgary erg comparisons with
anything else we eve had heretofore
are odious-oom cony :Aim. Under
the oonduotorsh of Mme. Hughes-
Thomag the orga izetion achieved won-
ders and the enco es were overwhelming.
We do not wonde that the Xing com-
manded performs moor the 'shams; he
could not have be n blamed if he had
permanently ethic ed themto the court,
The shading of the horns was good and
the volume was the e when demanded.
Every music lover ho does not attend
these performances desetves to be ex-
communicated fro the practice of his
art.- Calgary He ald. This popular
choir will appear in Wingham on Tues.
day evening, Mari 7th
Wingh m Fall Eair.
The annual me ting of the Turaberry
Agrioulturol So ety Wes held in the
Commit Ohambe on Friday afternoon
last and was ver well attended, being
one of the beet a nal meetings held by
the Sooiety in a umber of years, The
reports presente showed the last fall
fair to have bee one of the best ever
held in Wingha and witli good weatb.
er this year the scioiety should be able
to show an aim et clean sheet. A num-
ber of changes re made in the ratter
and regulations. It was decided to hold
this year's fair o 1 September 28th and
28th and the Directors bop° to
make it the u st ever held here.
Officers were elected as c follows:
Honorary Presid nt, John bileton; Hon
orary Vico Praia ,nt, John J. Moffat;
President, Wm. newel': lot Vioe Pres-
ident, W. J. Carr e; 2ud Vice Progident,
J. A. Morton. Di ectors-11 T, Perdue,
J. A. Branclom od Hardie, John Web.
tier, W.J. Greer, Jas, Henderson, Prude
Henry, Geo. T. It bertson, Geo. Oruick•
shailk. A editors John A. McLean and
Reba Currie. cinerary Lady Direo•
tors -Mrs, Wm. Maxwell, Mrs, W. 3.
Currie, Mre. J. Mortob, Mrs. John J.
Moffat, Mrs. ea Cruickshank and
Mre 11. B. Elliott At a meeting of the
Direotote after the enema meeting, H.
B Elliott was re -e oted ae Secretary-
Treashrer. The pe pie of Wingham and
distriot oan greatly assist the Dereotors
and officers in ma ing Wingham's fall
fair the best ever The Sooiety voted
unanimously en Ifavor of insurauoe
against bad weath r as propene by the
Ontario Departme t of Agriculture.
Commissions s Organ:2e.
The Wingham Wa r and Light Coin-
inissioners, 3. A. Mn -tot, V. R, Van.
Notmau'and Meyer S iotton, held their
organization meeting in Wedneeday of
last week, Mr, Morten was elected as
chairman for the preterit year. There
was an informal di ussion as 10 tho
work for the year an
(rations the Commie
busy mason. It will
maim from wellat
from present Mai.
ioners will have a
be necessary to lay
the Lower Wing.
hem plant and the i idications ttre teat a
large number of near water services will
be added this year, Another matter die.
Missed Was the que aloe of supplying
eleotrid current for Cay power, and there
le a probability th 1 the upper NOLO
power may be used Or this purpose. If
Wingham is t 0 11 d her place as the
progressive town of this district we moot
here day power tal we are pleased to
learn that the Co ratesionere ore taking
holdofthe matter, With dee, power a
number of matte industries Wild be in.
dulled to looate in he town. The auditors
heartily approved of the eyetem of an.
tenanting Mooted by the Coiniseiteitlietrit
and whtoh was r orked out by Mr, Mot.
toe. The -fine 1 firienoitil atetement
covering the ole trio light and wetter-
warkedepartme 1 has been printed sad
A copy Will bo e t to every rateptler.
liminary.
Two Wingham r aka of curlers were
in Herriston last veek playing in the
preliminary genres tlJ the Ontario Tank.
ard, Walkerton ru4c� won froin Herds
ton by a more of 32 29 and Wingham
players won their tw games es follows:
Mount Forest, Wingham.
Thos. Ellie, jilirse. Mitchell,
R. W Gardiner,
. E. Porter,
R Galbraith,
Y. R. Van Norman,
E, E.Broughton, s,1OZ,Vaiinagebtoinnte:
N,
psk 20.
Mountiupiler,
Forest. w
ee. Carr,
D. A. McDonald, maim Peeren
W. Currie, te. N. Griffio,
A. Roberton,e1r. 18 -, Crawford, ek 15
Total ,29 Total.
85
Winehara. Walkerton.
Crawford ..... , ..19 Collins 16
Vanstone . Morrison 6
Majority for Wihane, 20,
The Wingham ourl re will go to Tor.
onto next Tneeday to play in the finals
in the Ontatio Tank4d Competition.
Bring along your Sho
pairing and we do i
Death of M
Mary Ann Smal
Eli Elliott, whom
oorded in last wee
Devonshire, Engle
there married to h
band in 1865, In 1
to Canada, settlin
a year later oam
settled iu Turnberr
Winghara. The
many good qualitie
ly esteemed in the
for many years be
Baptist Church.
husband , she is en
ten children, viz:
of Saskatoon; So
the Blnevale bri
vale brick yard;
ward and Edwi
Elliott, (levet
Moore, Sitekato
of totem Mesar
and John Stale
ere of deceased
town is a nephe
day afternoon to
wits largely atte
the house and g
Rev. W. L. Ste
ly pastor of th
Among the fior
ful wreath, "
members of
teain.
We do re -
W, 1 GREER.
. Eli Elliott.
, beloved wife of Mr
eath was briefly re -
TINES was born in
d, in 1845 and was
now bereaved bus.
74 the family came
first at Clinton and
to this district and
, one mile north of
eoeased lady had
that made her high.
mmunity. She had
a member of the
eeidee her bereaved
vived by a family of
W. H. and Herbert,
net and (Mario, of
k yard; Eli, of Blue.
Eli, of Bluevale; Ed,
, of town; Mrs, Thos
Alta.; Mrs. Elmer
n; Mrs. John Ann:bury
. Thos. Smale, of town
of Toronto, are broth.
nd Mr. Harry Allen, of
. The funeral on Fd.
the Wingham cemetery
ded. Thi services at
ve were oondnoted by
es, of London, formr.r.
Baptist Church here.
offerings was a beauti.
ates Ajar" from the
he Wingham Hockey
FOR SALE. -I offer for s e my milk
route business in th T n of Whig -
hart. I am now selli out 165 ermine
of milk per day. Bu OAS alma be sold
as I am going West. W. 3. Xerox,
CHURC NOTES
At a meeting
tery in Clinton
bly 'a remit on c
ed by a vote of 1
was given in the
sessides and o
guarded.
Mrs, Wilson,
Jasper Wilton,
North street M
iob, died at th
last week in he
Rev. Dr. Rnt
been invited
North street M
fah to succeed
Dr. Rutledge h
tion subject to t
ing committee,
the Huron Pzesby-
at week, the Assem,
roh union was approv.
to (3. This approval well and Mrs. Gavi
days last week.
81 A YEAR. IN ADVANCE
PUBLIC SC 00/le MOARP.
The inaugural m sting of the Pablio
School Board was lcold on Wednesday
evening of last w ek with Secretory
Groves presiding. )n motion, Trustee
VanStone wan eleoted es Chair-
man.
The minutes of tee lest regular and
special meetings we e read and approv-
ed, The Principal' report for Decent.
ber was read and ad pted. The annual
report showed a b anoe on hand of
$2 79.
Amounts were r ad as follows: -
Conmalesienere, wat r rate, $2; John F.
Groves, eleotion exp nses, $3; J. A. Mo.
Lean, woad, $4; 0, Loyd & Son, lime,
$6. On motion of 'tutees Roes and
Moore, amounts wer ordered to be paid
except 0. Lloyd & n which had not
been certified.
Principal Stalker was appointed as
one of tbe Board of :examiners for East
Huron on motion of Trustees Isard and
and Tipting.
Mr. F. Buchanan was named as the
Board's representa ive on the High
School Board on notion of Trustees
Ross and Campbell.
Mr. Henry Road! once was appointed
as a member of the --3ublio Library Board
on motion of True' see Tsard and Gal-
braith.
John F. Groves was reappointed
Secretary -Treasure^ and Walter Taylor
as caretaker, on motion of Trustees Rose
and Moore,
The standing con. oaittees for the year
are as follows ; -F nance-Mesers. Rose,
Galbraith, and foirnee. Property -
Campbell, (Otteirni in) VanStone, Moore,
hard and Tipling.
At the oonolusiojt of business, on in-
vitation of Cha man VanStone, the
members of the oard and officials ad:
journed to Ken dy's restaurant where
oysters were se ed.
WANTED- Getter I se ant. Apply to
Mrs. C. P. Smith, a ank of Hamilton
residenoe.
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GIRLS WA.NTED- For worJVn power
sewing machines itt knittjsk mill or on
day work. Olean s ad vork and good
we/res. Will pay ay fare provided
animates stay wi us six months. Ap-
ply-TEIE WATSON MPG. Co. LIMITED,
Paris, Ontario,
PERS( MAL.
Reeve McDonald is in Goderich at.
tending the meeti ne of the County
Council.
Mr. A. H. Maagro'.1e, M. L. A., left on
Monday for Toronto to take up his Par
liamentery datiee.
Mr. J. S Lrons, of the Gorda Vidette
was in town ou Friday and gave the
Trues a friendly' °all.
Mrs, Thos, 3. Watt of MM, Illiob., is
visiting with relative. and friends in
Wingham and Bluev Ie.
Mies E ly the Stund re, of Winnipeg,
visited at the homes o Mre. Geo. Fret
-
Davidson a few
elief that the rights of
ngregatioua will be
idow of the late Rev.
formerly pastor of the
thodiet Church, Goder.
parsonage in Hespeler
57th year.
edge, of Wingbam, has
y the offioial board of
thodist Church, Goder-
r. Dougall next July,
a accepted the invite-
e ruling of the station -
The new Wes side Methodist Church
at Owen Sound as dedicated. ley rake -
ng $10,000 Sun • ay the 38,000 structure
is praotieally fro) front debt,
Rev. Jae, Malteolm eondnoted the ger-
vioes in St. r_ndrerv's Presbyterian
Church on Sund,y last.
The annual ool.gregetional meeting of
St. Andrew's Pr sbyteritua Ohnroh will
be held In the le :tare room of the ohnroh
next Monday ev tiling. At the conoltup
ion of the Wen ,ss refreshments will be
served. Alt eambers of the oongrega•
tion are invitk..1 :0 attend the meeting.
Big Bargains 00tWear. Clearing
Sale. V W. 3. tutu.
A good driving h or Sale, Apply
at TIMES office,
The Sheriffs o the Province will
elk or moto etn iteention,
A awry cornea oin Ottawa that Hon.
Celia Campbell Attorney•Geheral of
Manitoba, will ijt.11N:ceded by Mr. A.
Atidrewe of tnntpeg,
Messrs Herb and B
their home in Basket
er spending a few w
itt Wingham and die
Mr. Edward Ever
was visiting old
week. He eaine ho
at Whitechurch wh
111,
rt Elliot bat for
on on Monday aft.
eke with relatives
riot.
11, of Ailed Park,
lends be town last
to see his father
has been seriously
Mr. John Gine* , of Cleerwater,
Man., is visiting w th old friends in
Wiughatu. This is M . Gillespie's first
visit here elm ho eet West eleven
years age and finds ma y new Wes in
the town.
Mrs, (Dr) Kennedy nd Miss Gretta
are guests at the Pr nee George in
Toronto this week, Th ongh the our-
tesy of Mr. A. H. Mrs rove, M. L. A.,
they were ptemet at t e opening oere.
monies at the Parliant at Buildings on
Tneeday afternoon.
109 Llzzie Brber h o again boon ap-
pointed Mr a epeciel stet ographer at the
Parliament Buildings d tring the session
of the Legislature and lett on Monday
morning, visiting with or sister, Mise
Amble 13atber, at Sirattwd, before going
to Toronto to oommetice her duties.
Meests. Ohaa Of SendiegO,
Cell, and Stewart Wileo I, Of Fairlighb,
Alberta clone home to spend the Inner -
...I of their Sister, the lath Agnes Wilson,
f Tarriberry, Owing o the storms in
at West Mr. Stewart Wilson did net
..-oh home in time or the funeral
;Alt is Charles Wilitea' - &et visit to the
home in eixteert etre and he noes
„nst changes in Win4iam and diteriet.
•••
Special bargains in Weft over Christs
n all good. at XxoX'S.
Money !Saved Here
There's a best time to buy
Shoes, and that time is
RIGHT NOW! We will
Comm,- nce our
Great, Shoe Clearing Sale
at Once
We hold these sales but twice
a year --between seasons, when
we want to close out one sea-
son's stock before the next
arrives -and it is always
The Best Time to Buy Shoes!
Every Shoe goes into this
Sale -Shoes for Everybody -
nothing reserved. Come early
and secure your size. Don't
delay come at once.
W. J. GREER
THE SHOER
CEOW. HUM
INSTUOTOR
VIOLIN, PIANO,
CLARINET, CORNET
AND SAXAPHONE
Mr. Hulme was at one time
teacher in the Winnipeg Conserva-
tory of Music and last season was
first Clarinet with Sousie's Band at
stanhatton Beach, New York.
For information call at the Lyceum
Tbeatre or Brunswick Hotel.
On Saturday George Fanstou, a well.
to-do and higbly reapected young farm-
er of the second conceesion of Ernoe,
was crushed to death in a gravel pit on
his farm. Au overhangIng bauk fell on
him. He was about thirty five years of
age, and loaves a wife and one child.
We are now booking ap-
pointments for our optical
demonstration
Prof, Fl A. Graham
Will be at our store from
JAN. 26th TO FEB. 4th
If your sight is bothering
you, come and have it
attended to while he
is here. The test
is free.
For fuller information see
page 8.
is Hind,
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST
Phm.
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