The Wingham Times, 1911-10-05, Page 1VOL, IL- 'NQ .2070.•
WOMAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5 1911.
SIA YEAR IN AD'
NCE
Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
Will stop that cough. If it
does not we cheerfully
refund your money':
Walton MCKihhoo
THE .DBUCCIS 1ea1.
The 244 ■ atria •
Macdonald Block; Wingham.
WORTH THE
MONEY
Mice house barn, fruit trees, gar-
den and 3-4 of anacre of tendon
Outskirts of town will 4,98 sold
right. Just the place for a re-
tired farmer or business man,
Ml's. Herdsman's Cottage on Cath-
• erine street. Lately renovated
throughout. Immediate posses -
mom Good value:
WESTERN , PROPER ,IES
$100,000 made during the past year
in the increase of values in the
seit?"
e t `1Didyougetan
Ws of , y
We havethe sole agency
in this s dis-
tact for a number 'of rapidly
growing_ towns on the Grand
Trunk Pacific, also properties.
in nearly all the older Western
cities.
Many fortunes willbe made in the
net few years in the wonder-
ful West. You may be oneof
the lucky ones if youinvestnow.
wOmiswirrommis
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINtiHAM, owleet XO.
Farmers who Want Money to buy
horses, cattle, or slogs to feed for market
own have it on reasonable terine.
Notes demounted for tradesmen, serer-.
ohante or agent., on favorable terms,
Loans on real estate tit the lowest
tate. going,
Christie's Brocery
PHONE lig. '
TRY US
FOR
GROCERIES
WELL PLEASE
YOU
Wrist Greer"', 011001 and Rubors Read. Willis dC Co,'i adv, on pogo 01 WINGHAM PA.
Thanksgiving
An order in Coun
proclaiming Monde
day of general tha
out Canada for the
ings • of the past
trent, in snaking th
of course, in mindt
than the political ca
ness which the eoun
Diy Fixed.
I has been passed
, October 30, aa a
ksgiving 'through-
providential bless-
ar. The Govern -
proclamation, has,.
e material rather
es for thankful-
y has.
Headquarters for High School books
at I srox's,
Bald
Bata men should
fatuous Sanitary
shown by Prof. Do.
ative of Toronto at
el,, on Friday, Oct,
Toupees are not or
struction, but are ti
patented substitute
en'
all and inspect the
atent Toupees, as.
:nwend, • represent -
he Brunswick Hot-
the 13th. These
y perfect in con
only sanitary and
of one's own hair.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED --Apply
TIMES office.
at
Teachers' C nvention,
The annual cony: tion of the East
Huron Teachers' ssociationwill be
held in the Seafor Collegiate inti
tote on Thursday a d Friday, October
19th and 20th. An 1 + teresting program
has been arranged and the meetings
promise to be of mu interest to the
.teachers of the ridi
Prices go to pieces, but quality re-
mains firm at our Bopt and ,hoe sale.
W. J. GREER,
The Stolen 'amends.
In the Wingham peva house on Fri-
day evening, the ucknow Dramatic
Club will present t at interesting and
laughable drama," ''The Stolen Dia-
monde." The Luc now -1)1' Kiat a Club
has'iv n d a a nL
g e this m in uckzmnw,
Teeswater andth r I ' e
w ac s an 'ss
Q oath
p
been pronounced a high-class and
P1e sin
entertain ent. 'The he roceed
s
will be handed ov r to the Wingham"
Hospital. Aires a large number of
tickets have bee sold and the enter-
tainment promis to be well attended.
• If you have not beady secured your
tickets you may co so at. McKibbon's
drug store.
POULTRY WANTED ---Highest cash,
rice paid for all kinds of live poultry.
Phone 10. Gunns', Limited.
Wingham stor Weds.
A very pretty w:ddingwas solemniz-
ed at the resident.- of Mr. John Sauvey,
Oil Springs, on T sday of last week
at noon, when Mis Annie V, McKow-.
en, sister of Mrs. , auvey, was married
to Rev. G. Victor opine, pastor of the
Baptist Church, ngham. The bride
was unattended an wore cream satin.
She entered the pa for on the arm.
of
Mr. John Sauvey. he ceremony was
performed by Rev J. B. Grimshaw,
Petrone. About t 'rty relatives and
initimate friends • the contracting
parties sat down t. a sumptuous res
past, after which t = ha couple left
happy up e t
for Montreal and of er eastern points.
Mr,•Collins was pa- or of the Baptist
Church at Oil Spri gs for four .years
prior to coming o Wingham. The
'huts joins withany friends in ex-
tending hearty COn : ratttlations.
Will the part who borrowed my
circular shears • r tinsmith's snips
kindly return the W. 3, Bo'Yos,
McCioy, Fa rn Inpleinants.
A meetin . of t e subscribers of the
McCloy far qi, i ,element patents was
held it the Coun 1 Chamber en Monday
afternoon when there were a large
number of subscr hers present. After
considering the re : iter of handling the
,sul.seriptions an , looking after the
work of having sa pie machines manu-
factured, it was •oided to leave the
matter the haof a Com ittee
t itsds m
oto deed orf Mess e. a stoita R
c p R Vn ..
Clegg and W. F. atStone. Mr. Ab-
ner Cosens was a pointed as the See-
retary!Treasurer : nd all payments are
to be made at t e office of Messrs.
Ritchie d`i Cosens The $20 subscript'
tions were divide into monthly pay4
ments+af $5. The committee will pro...
teed at ranee with he work of having
sample machine • , tnanufaetured and
When this work i-. completed another
Meeting of the sub Bribers will beheld,
Dr. bfelson Tait,e � 98 Spadiaa ae.
Toronto, Will be at t queen's Hetet:
Wingham, all day, , Friday, October
13th, for tonsulation in diseases of Eye,
Ears, Nose and Threat, Glasses fitted.
Special Newspaper Offer,
The TIMES is prepared to receive
subscriptions to the Toronto daily Globe
on the following favorable rates:The
daily Globe to January 1st, 1912, for
75 cents, or to the 1st of January, 1913,
for $4, These are exceedingly low
rates for Canada's popular newspaper.
A11 orders left at. the 'Alas office
have prompt attention.
Cedar rails wanted: Apply to
Western Foundry Ce„ Limited,
FAIR.
Great Succasa Notwi Weeding
Bad Westh . .
Wingham fall fair for,
has passed into history,
record as one of the b
held in Wingham.. The
perfect on Thursday and
exhibits . were placedin
the year 11211
nd will go on
st fairs ever
weather was
11 the indoor
midget) position and
will J on that day. Th • eichibits in
the hall were holly up to previous,
years, except for roots an vegetables,
IAA in this department wh : t was back*
ing in quantity was made p in quality.
The shoutingof'fruit wa exceedingly
good when it is bonsidere• that this is
rather an .of,F'year for fru' in this dis-
trict. In'dairy and ,provi=ions the ex-
hibit was • a. good one rid reflected
great credit on the ladled of 'Wingham
and district, The show' g in ladies'
Work, fine arts and plant and flowers
was fully up to previous ears and par,
ticular mention meat be made of the
excellent showing of p1: • is and flow-
ers. Mr. Thos. Kew, of town and, Mr,
B. F. Carr, of Wrol ete each had a
good display of harness and the local
agency of the Singer 5 ' ing Machine
Go, had a display of se' ing machines.
The rain during Thum ay night and
the dull.weather on Friday had a very
damaging effect on the : ttendance for
Friday afternoon, All t ings consider-
ed there was a very g d attendance,
but the gate receipts a • considerably
lower than last year, th ugh extra sub-
scriptions will; help to m : ke up a por-
tion of theloss in the ga e receipts.
The exhibit in, the stodepartments
was good, ekcept in hog:. The show -
the
Sale of Stock' and Implements.
Mr. Wm.. Isbister, of Iot 3, conces-
sion. 3, (2nd line) Morris, will hold an
unreserved auction sale of farm stock
and implements on. Thursday, October
19th. Mr. Isbister'has a good list of
stock and implements and everything
Will be sold as he has sold his farm and
i moving to i
s m v g W ngham, John Purvis. will
be the auctioneer.
Just arrived at Kz'ox's — the new
High School books.
Gold Fish Gi
Last Friday J. y
gave away free of cli
aquariums, containi'
aquarium and plant
purchase of a 25c.
Pills. It did not to
pose of the fish s
was so successful
will repeat the offe
this month.. The e
tribution will be.gi
en Away.
alton MMlcKibbon
arge 150 complete
g two gold fish,
pebbles to every
x of Rexall Liver
e very long to ais-
d the distribution
at Mr. McKibben
the last week of
:act date•of the dis-
en in a future issue.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.*- The kind you
want at money' saving prices, W. J.
GREEK,
Muskoka F
Mr. Jos. B. W.
Field Secretary f
Hospital for Con
lecture the
a e n h
on the evening 0
.23rd. Mr a
r Wats
s
illustrated with u
He will explain in
way, exactly whit
to, avoid it, and ho
ple of this district
nes of this oppor
popular lecture.
lee Hospital.
tson, Lecturer and:
theMuskoka Free
um fives will '
p w 1 give
tnh Teem ing
am T w Hall
Monday, October
n s lecturewill be
1 to
wards.of 100" views.
a simple, interesting
the disease is, how
to treat it, The peo-
houid avail themsel-
inity of hearing this
LOST—On Friday, Sept_
around hall at fair groun
leading to J. Gaunt s,
locket and chain, e'hil
1Jth, in or
or on road
valuable gold
bphoto inside.
Finder will receive, era reward by
returning same to. Mrs. Alex. MacCar-
roll, Lucknow, P. 0. '
Harvest Ho
The Harvest Tha
in St. Pauls Church,
well attended `
at d d in spit
of the weather..
Lang -Ford, of •Liston
er and his discourse
helpful ande
to went
Pq
him again occupy
Paul's. The Harve
day evening was an
After partaking of
past provided by th
was held in- the MI
e Services.
ksgiving Services
on Sunday were
of the inclemency
he Rev. H.
M.
teI was the preach -
Were instructive,
We hope to see
he pulpit, in St.
t Supper on Mon-
unqualified success..
the sumptuous re -
ladies, the concert
is Memorial Hall.
The orchestra open4d with an overture
and throughout the evening played
splendidly and won tleh well deserved
praise. The Chairtan, Mr. H. Davis,
Who always adds, a, great deal to the
enjoyment of an ev ning when he pre-
sides, called upon e , Rev. Dr. Rut-
ledge for en addre s. He felicitated
the rector and me bets of St. Paul's
upon the er so mobil celebration
p Very s o
and conveyed the arty greetings '01
the Methodist , Chu eh to them. The
male quartette, c posed of Messrs:
Willie, H111, Wilfri and G. Willis, ren-
-er two sele io s which were en-
d ed ct
Cored. Miss Free :u+• f Lueknow de-
lighted the aujli• . 1th her rich
contralto not
nee
Her danhers were
well select.• and rtistica y rendered.
After a star sol, front { rs. McGi1
livray ich was-neore. " Mr. Willis,
the tal : ted1 a a of Paul's hot
eo choir,
sang a sole and w: ; tee encored, his
son Mr. Gerry ; ' s, likewise sangand
was encore,, The Rev. C, E, Deakins,
B.A., B. D., recto of Clinton delivered
an inspiring addreee, which 'Will be
long remeitrbered acid as the chairman
remarked it was by such work he had
onthehe its of th people a, a e pe p e whets rector
here: The enjoyable evening was
brought to a close with a few words of
thanks front the rector ,atid an' oetette
from the chair. The Misses Houghton,
Reynolds and Griffin discharged the
duty of aceontpa 1st* very aeceptably.
;Great. credit ie a the ladies of St.
Paul's mid es dally to Mrs. 0. N.
Griffin, the Pres' ent, for such an en-
ceiient supper a d eutertainmelet.
•
ing of cattle and sheep w s larger than
has been the rule at Win : ham fairs for
some time. ' In horses «e can truth-
fully say that the exhibit was the beat
ever seen in Wingham a . particularly
was it the case• in heav horses. One
of the judges made the emark that he
had never before seen s ch a fine ex-
hibit of heavy horses an the compete,
tion was keen in every section of the
prizelist
In Mr. �Chas. Kneeht dl's special prize
o: 22fo two -year -CU
k
f r
colts in e
$
heavy
Y
draught, a rieultral
d
general
pur-
poses
r -
poses
classes there
competitors and the j
in placing the ticket
largest showing of
here in competition 1
Knechtel has the hea
Directors and exhibit
originator of this pri
out such a large sho
prize winners in th'
Leod Bros., Hugh
and M. Lockhart
Mr. Thos. Kew's
ere twenty-two
dge had difficulty
This was the
orses ever seen
prizes, and ,Mr.
ty thanks of the
rs for being the
e which brought
ing colts. of of s. The
event were Mc-
alliday, Scott Bros.
Sons.
special prize of $10
for two-year-old olts in light horse
classes was also 7 popular event. In
this class there ere eleven compete
nsidered a good show-
rses are not bred as
e heavy horses. The
re It. G. . Taylor, A.
y ,
. Brandon. The prize
he best single driver,
S. Kew was won by
s were keenly contest -
rack been in good eon-
ld have been a larger
s, The winners in the
lows:
OT OR PACE.
tors antithis-is c
ing when light h+
extensively as tl
p winners ione r .
raw
Schmidt and J.
of a $2 whip for
givenby
Mr. Th
Mr. George Key
The horse rac
ed and had the
dition there wo
number of entri
races were as f
2.40 T
Midnight Orr
A. Paterson, S
Lucknow Bell
H. Irwin, • Lucl
Tony Clock
R. E. McKenzi
Sidney Star
T. Coulter, Bl
NA
1 1 1
ringham
2 2 2
now
3 4 3
Belgrave
4 3 4
ED RACE. .
x
1
2 ,2
Sarah B.
Jos. Miller, M•rris
Billy Hunter
H. Higgins, T rnberry
Harry 8 8
F. Granger
The Wingham itizens' Band and the
Lucknow Pipe 13 ni furnished the mus-
ical program fo the afternoon and
they were very liberal in supplying
choice music,
The School Oh Wren's Parade was
again this year a p pular event. Head-
ledthetwo • tads the
by children
d
d n
marched in a be , frons the Public.
School building trtejair grounds.
Each Child, Carrie a flak—the union
Jack--and;presen , . a boa tiful appear•
ante. Thd'thanks .1' the' Dire"tors is
extended to 4 ' •`n ' • .1'talker for Ms
t.�
kindness addinthis poul
ar aril
pleasing event to a fair program..
The Boy Sousa, under' eorntttand of
Scout Master Bar" n, numbed In a body
to the fair :ground The boys in their
natter uniforms wee greatiy admired.
Li the evening concert Was held in
the opera house Mind was largely, at-
tended, The tilt funny then, Messrs.
Harry Bennett rid tlert Harvey gave
a number of ex ellent comic songs and
they Were re atedly encored. Miss
Pearl' O'Neil, els tioniet',, is .a favorite
with a Wingham • udience and Awfully
sustainedher we 1 -deserved popularity
on Friday evenip:. The Lucknow Pipe
Band gave two s actions and Mr. Aar,
on Frizell, of: Lu know," delighted the
audience in tWo ancee.
The Wingham air is growing in pub'
lic favor every y r and this year saw
exhibitors of stoc from a longer dis
tanee than at p evious fairs. Therei
Were more exhibi ors this year which is
another . evidence of the fair being
more popular, Ingham is a good
centre for a fair nd we see no reason
why we should •t each year have a
fair second to no, e in Western Ontario.
With the heart co-operation of the
business men of Ingham and the far-
mers of the sur •unding district next.
year's fair shou , surpass all previous
fairs. ` `
The judges m the various depart-
meets were as •allows:—Light horses,
C. D. Wooley,; Pert Ryerse; heavy
horses, 0,F. ackner, Berlin, bee.
f
cattle and sheep A. 0, Crawford, Fern -
bank; dairy cattle and swine, Wm.
Thorne, Lynedoc ; poultry, Thos, Male,
Listowel; ladies' ork, fine arts, plants
and flowers, M Shannon, Toronto;
dairy and provisi ns, Mrs. M. W.' Fer-
guson, Brussels; : ain and seeds, Wm,
Chapman, Teesw ter; fruit, Mr. Stew-
art, Brussels, roo s and vegetables, D,
McKinlay and. W . Wellwood, Wing-
ham; races, C. If echtel and A. Nichol,
Wingham.
The full list of , rize winners will be
found on pages 2 nd 3 of this issue.
Dr. A. Reed's Cushion S is the
easiest Shoe on Earth. M es walking
a pleasure. The onl eine Cushion
Shoe. For sale in L es' and Gents'
at W. J. GREER'S, sole agent,
HIGH SOH
L NOTES.
Miss K. C. S. Ric:, B. A., a former
teacher in Wine:iron High School, has
accepted the
oi io of Mathematical
al
teacher n the 'Yew ton,
Sask. Col
leg-
is e Institute, s 1ary
of $1400.
This week we wel ome back some of
the oldstudents are ' l' anticipa-
ting
and sttl antic pa
ting the return oto hers.
Miss Mary, Stetya . d' Miss Lizzie
Ferguson, former: gradated, of our
third form, are (1reaching, the first
mentioned at Gran • er,elley,„et'lie latter
at Niagara -on -the- t a si"e
The members of aduating class of
1911 who have to en schools report
that they enjoy the work very much.
We are pleased to h=ar of their success.
On Tuesday of la- week, a meeting',
of the. Field Day C mmittee was held
and it was decid d that our annual
Day of Sport shoal ' be held during the
second week of r ctober. The boys
have now started • t on their canvass-
ing campaign and a wish them good
luck. Mr. Ste art McKercher was
appointed secret: y -treasurer, with Mr.
Peter McEwen a his assistant.
Many of the + ' achers and students
attended the nual Fall Fair and
spent a profita le half -holiday. The
display of vario s exhibits was excel-
lent.
Everything in Public and High School
books at•KNox's.
Will Sinlc T
Ata meeting of th
Commissioners on
it was decided to sin
what is known as th
waterworksp -pum- i
Puce, the Engineer,
day and after exami
Lower Wingham
sinking of the test
Lower Wingham wi
if the new test well
satisfactory.
st Well.
Light and Water
esday 'afternoon
a test well on
"V" lot near the
g station Mr.
as here on "Tues-
ing the wells in
ecommended the
ell. The wells in
probably be used
should not prove
LOST—ekt fair building, a fine heed -
kerchief with tatted border. Will
finder please leave at Tams ontce.
1Olt
'X'wedding
The
boo
of Mr. and Mrs.Da
rich, on October 2n
Hume, only daugh
Hume, of Goderireh
Duggan, of Oil
mony was perfor
Gordon, of Niag
Mrs, Duggan will
and other points.
Oct.
place at the home
id Woodruff, Gode-
, of Miss Jessie M.
r of Mr. and Mrs,
and Dr. Charles R.
wrings. 'The
core
-
ed d by . RevGuy ' B.
a Fails. Dr. and
rid
oneyrnoon in Buffalo
To RE'hT•-.80.A
gaat Mite ofiien, ee.�
-1.ee nod house, good
soft water. Apply
Young Mett'e
formed at Mil
town and Acton.
beral Clubs have boon
, Oakville, George -
The regular mon Iy meeting' of the
Town Council w - held on Monday
evening with all t : members present
and Mayor Spotto presiding.
Minutes of pre bus meeting were
read and approve
A comrnunicati • was read from the
Municipal Sourne Montreal, soliciting
subscriptions for at paper.—,Filed.
A communicate +n from Scott Gordon,
asking for rebate of business tax on
D. M. Gordon es = to from let of June
as the businsss ' : s closed" on that date.
A similar reques' was shade by Mr. M.
R. Beckwith as •. had recently closed'
his business, . Al : o a request from Mr.
W, R. Geikie for refund of dog tax as
dog had been poi=oned last February.
The three con unications were left
over for const reation at the next
meeting..
A conueunieat on was read from Mr,
and Mrs. Runste ler, requesting that a
change be made i the by-law relating
to vaudeville at „oving picture shows
and that the by law providing for a
license of $50 for audeville be amend-
ed so as to charge $1 per week only
when vaudeville i:. put on at the mov-
ing
oving picture show.
Moved by Coun. Elliott, seconded by
Coun. Bone, that o action be taken in
the matter of cha ging the by-law fix-
ing extra license o $50 when vaudeville
is put on at a mov g picture show.
.This motion was discussed for some
time and on : bein . put was declared
lost as only'Beeve McDonald and Coun-
cillors Bone, Hall nd Elliott supported
it Coun. Bell th gave notice that he
would introduce a motion at next meet-
ing to provide for the amending of the
by-law to meet t e request of Mr. and
Mrs. Runstedler,
A communieatiin was read from the
Ontario Sewer P , e Co. showing that
through an'error in freight rates the
Council was inde,ted to them in the
sum of 59 on tw car 'loads of sewer
tile. On motion , f Couns Elliott and
&fee, the amoun was ordered toe
b
paid.
A petition was resented, signed by
a, number of rat • • ayers, objecting to
the Council takin the initiative in con-
structing sewers ,n certain streets at
proposed some ti e ago. On motion of
Couns, Elliott an Bone, the petition
was reeeived and that the Council take
no further action in the matter of con-
structing sewers •n the initiative plan.
Dr. Irwin req • sted the Council to
refund a sanitar charge of $3 when no
sanitary work ha been done. Mr. F.
G. Sperling mad • a similar request for
a refund of $2. oth cases were al-
lowed to stand ov • r until next meeting,
Mr, W. J. How on asked the Coun-
cil to place an eI : etric light near the
flour and grist m i 1. The matter was
referred to the F re and Light Com
mittee.
The Finance Co mittee recommend-
ed the payment the following ae-
counts:=-
Firemen's salary. .. ......$ 65 00
Public School Boa d on levy .,. 400 00
Richard Porter, 1 =pecting... . 50 00
R. McDowell. sur ey and plans. 65 00
D. C. McDonald, ork .... 2 00
W. H. Rintoul, w • rk .... ..... 1 50
Electric Light Cu ., lamps 1 95
John F. Groves,s . ary & postage 55 50
Geo. Allen, salar 32 50
Ed. Lewis, salar . , .. 3510 0000
R. Rankin, salar
Thos. Calvert,sa ary - ..... 50 00
John Ritchie, ins • ranee .. . '9 30
G. T. R„ scales e1 00
Town Band, qua . erly grant 37 50
Arthur Haines, ork .•... 6 69
Thos, Groves, el ening sewers.. 2 75
E. Dennis, team g . . 75
A. Sanderson, w tering streets.. 10 60
A. Sanderson te ming 57 40
J. A. McLean, lu ber and gravel 69 49
W. J. Boyce, co reacting sewer
atn
tow ha
14 95
T. Groves & W. nest, on sewer. 27125
Coun. Mitchell ade some objection
to the work don under the direction
of Coun. Rlliott, as Chairman of the
Street Committer in that some of the
bills passed were oo high. Conn. Elliott
defended his a ion and the other
Members of the Council took a hand
in the debate and after the smoke had
cleared away the eport of the Finance
Committee was -a+opted on motion of
Couns. tone and . all.
Alleges PosTs--A quantity of good
Wet posts suitable for anchor posts.
Apply to John R. Salter, Wingham,
Ont.
-After a week's 'loess with pneu-
monia, Lloyd J. D keit, infant son of
Mr, and Mrs. Sohn
w
ucltot
t of the Set-
line of Mortis, p sand away on Wed-
nesday morning i his seventh month.
:Ir. and Mrs. b. ckett will have the
sympathy of a 14 : e tirela of friends its
their beteavetn t. The funeral will
take place this ( ursday) afternoon.
Ilantilton's as
a , opulation u
value of over ti
increases .irt
esreeet returns shover:
82,095, and property
ytpo millions, large
easel-. -
`aa.� ems..:...
Ready for Your Fall Shoes,.
Madam?'
We would like tl,e pleas,
ure of showing you s me -of
the 'new models.
Ile new slant tap Boot
will be a great favorite this
season,
}Then, there are new Cray
anette Cloth top boots, in
black or colors, perforated tips,
Straight or Swing lasts.
We've everything th at' s
worthy in Wornen's Shoes for
Street or Dress.
Shoes at $1.95, $3 00 . or
$3.50, concerning which we
say, ''Match them, if you.
can."
MINOMONIMMIMINIMir
See us for Trunks and Valises.
W. J. GREER
Where quality counts. we win.
N. • Griffin,.
GENERAL
AGENT
FIRE
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WEATHER
Coupled with a REAL, 13sTATa and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage: Licenses.
Offioe over Maloolm a Grocery.
MISS SPARLING
GRADUATE OF TORONTO
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
And authorized teacher of the Fletcher
Music Method Simylex and Kinder-
garten. Teacher of Piano and Theory.
Pupils prepared for conservatory ex-
aminations.
Theory by correspondence to out of
town pupils.
CLASSES OPEN SEPT. 15th.
Apply . at Miss Sparling's home,
Minnie street.
BOY WANTED. --To learn the printing
business. Good chance for a bright act-
ive boy. Apply at TIMES office.
Go to KNox's for your High School
books. -
"A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned."
Our Boot and Shoe sale will save you
Dollars. 'W. 3. GREP,R.
� Thirty Years
Our Seven Colleges have been
established during the past 30
years. The largest trainers in
Canada. Owing to our connec-.
tion all over Ontario, we do
better' for our graduates time
any other School. You may
study all at home or partly at
home and finish at the College.
Affiliated with The Commercial
du at
F C biss a i
A 80Ci t`
on of Can-
ada. It would
bewel
1 for
you
to investigate before choosing.
Exclusive right for Ontario of
the world-famous Bliss Book-
keeping System, which is un-
equalled. It is actual Business
from start to finish,. and the
student ket s same books as
Chartered Banks and Whole-
sale
Rouses,1✓nt
e
r any time.
Individual instruction.
`alt Term from Aug. 2801
Write, ca11 orphone for
particulars.
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