The Wingham Times, 1902-10-09, Page 11
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THE VVIN
M TIMES.
VOL N.N.XI. -,—NO. 1600.
'How
does if look
This is the real clothes
question of to -day, "How does
it look Ir' Some Wren spend a
lot of money on high-priced
clothing and then don't look
right. Some waste money by
not spending enough. The
majority want their clothes
right, and they want to know :
What is right ?
Where can I get it ?
What does it cost ?
H omuth Bros. can give
the answer and make clothes
to fit the most fastidious per-
son.
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have a new up-to-date
stock of Men's, Women's.
Misses', Childs' and Boys'
Boots, at prices to suit all.
CENTS' FURNISHINGS.
We have a new and well -
assorted stock of Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckties,
and great values in Under-
clothing.
Pleasure to show you goods.
Hoiriuth Bros.
THE POPULAR STORE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street. Wingham. Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
Capital $2,500,000
Reserve $2,500,000
WINCHAM BRANCH
SHAW BLOCK.
A General Banking Business Trans-
acted.
Farmers' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on same.
Drafts bought and sold on ail points in
Canada. United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMEN''•C--Interest
allowed on deposits of $l and upwards,
and added to principal llOth June and 31st
bec'emba.r each 1 year.
.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
.R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,600,000.00.
President-40ns StvAn1'.
Vien-President—A. G. EA MY.
BIBMO 1'QRS
John Proctor, Geo, Roach Wm. Gibson,
A. T. Weed, M.P., A.>'1.Lee (Toronto).
General Manager—J. Ti7Ri`NBtTLL.
BAvin a 73ank—Hlours 10 to 8; Saturday, 10
to 1. osits of $1 end upWardsreceived. Tn-
tereft al owed, and computed on the 80tH No-
vvmbor and iilst May each year and added to
piiatipal.
epeoinl X1epoelts also reeeived at enrrent
rapes of interest.
Crafts on Great Britain and the United
States Bought and sold.
Travellers ere notified, that theBankof Ham-
ilton and its Brane'hos isstio Circular Rett* of
National Piovinelal Bank of England, Ltmited
r
which can be ensittd tvlthont charge or trona
ble In Amy part orate 'world.
W. COIL lOt7l b, Agent
l{ir l+r DIO/S1NSO1t1. So11eitor.
Stetatel the Cough
*lid works Ind *he Cold.
Laxative 13rhifl ttittine °ablets Mire it told In
Ont day. No Uare,ito Por. Pelee i15 Bents.
'RY
HUTCHISON'S
FOR
Tea
Coffee
Cocoa
and
Manitoba Lands.
In order that I might nssist those who fru•
quently cell enquiring about Manitoba and
North West Lands I have secured the agency
of the Cnnnd,nn-Ameriean Immigration Co.,
of Brandon, Man., and I am now prepared to
show and quote prices, terms and conditions on
all the lanais subject to sale in Manitoba or the
North West
There are many uniinproved forms that may
be had at very rohttonable terms and also
places in a better state for sale on easy terms
and range in nrices to suit anyone.
SOO PROPERTY.
The property in and about the Canadian Soo
is being i apedlly taken up, and there ere still n
few line locations that are within the reach of
tiny one who wishes to invest their money in
such property as -will return a large increase.
ONTARIO LANDS.
The number of farms on list at this office is
beyond doubt the largest that was ever re
corded at tiny previous time in any office and
while the list of farms is large, we miso have a
list of intending pnrchnsers for farms in this
locality.
If there is any ono who wisbes to sell or.rent
they will find it to their adv(tntagy to 2;a11 on
mo.
TOWN PROPERTY.
In the town of Winghi nt I can suit any in.
tending purchn$er in sago, location or price of
a house. I have sumo excellent properties for
sale suitable for retiring farmers, also louses
that are cheep and on such terms that the
present renter would find it to his advantage
fo buy and improve a Place of his own rather
then pay rent. T. J. MAOInnn,l
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Office over D. M. Gordon's store.
Who Wants a Farm ?
I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 10, 75, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
KKindoss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine, Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good hinds with
geed buildings to be sold eheOj, on easy terms.
Also n good sawmill for salt:, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheep.
Also a wagonshep. A general store with large
trade, lite village. Also a large amount of
money to loan nt o per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
T. A. Mcltl+;NZIE,
insurance Agent, Holvrood.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's atvertisenient.
CatnpbeIl's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
Thanksgivi g Supper.
The Ladies' Aid ociety of the Meth-
odist chureh will l ,ld a Thanksgiving
Supper iu the echo room of the cbnuch
on the evening of Thanksgiving Day,
Oct. 16th. Supper will be served from
6 to 8 p. m., after i hich a splendid pro-
gramme will be re lered in the auditor-
ium of the church.
Well-Kno n Auctioneer.
Mr. F. S. Scott, of Brussels, the well-
known auctioneer as placed his business
cord in the coin'. s of the Trus. Mr,
Scott line been in the anct.ioneering bus-
iness for 20 year and during that time
there has never •een a note sued that he
has accepted at a sale. Ho is prepared
to Attend to s• es in this section, and
dates, terms id all arrangements can
be made at th Trues office.
The lat��e double steto in the Macdon-
ald block, at present occupied by H.
Park, will be to let on the 1st December
next. For farther particulars apply to
the owner or to R. Vanstone,
Unvoilling
Owing to the d
on Sunday last, tlj
in canners ion
orected by the W
at the grave of tit
hereon has been
giving Day, 16
Miller, nof Brand
of Windsor; ni
Clinton will be
the services. Ti
boon invited to
and the menthe
meet ire the Od
M. on 'Thatlke
from the hall to
Ceremony:
sag reeable westher
Et unveiling services
th the monuutetit
dmon of the World
late N. A. Farqu-
Stponed until 'Thanks -
t inst. Messr'S T. F,
rd;. H. Mc un 1
J Co a 1,
d J. B. Hottest', of
resect and take part in
t Song of Scotland have
rico part hi the services
s of both sooletioe 'Will
Fellows' Hall at 2.30 p.
sing Day and march
ho -cemetery.
WINGUADI`, ONTARIO: T(JJLrIISDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1902.
Veer Csreer's Shoos,
Thanksg
Thursday of next
giving Day and w
holiday. Tile rails%
rates, good going or
good to return up to
ring Day.
reek will be Thanks -
i be observed as a
tys offer single fare
the'15th aUd Milli,
rite 20ih.
Prompt ayment.
On the 5t11 of Au ust last Mr. Jas.
Elliot. Turrlberry d a valuable mare
killed by lightning The animal wee in-
sured in the °ekes Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co., and • Elliot was much
pleased to have h' claim paid as soon as
the board of directors mot and passed it.
See Isard & Co's, new styles in ladies'
jackets and furs; they show a large as-
sortment.
Another ew Industry. •
We understand tat Mr. Wm. Clegg
has sold the oatn al mill property to
two gentlemen w1 spent part of 1aA
t
week in ttgwn. Th : new proprietors will
have the null thorn 3ghly overhauled and
will convert it i..o a split pea mill.
This mill has beeu idle for a long titno
and we are please t to learn that it is.
to be put into ope tion.
McDon. d Quartette.
The H. Rut! en MoDonald Male
Quartette will gi 'e a high class concert
in the Town Hal on Friday evening,
Oct; 17th, under he auspices of Court
Maitland, C. O. This will be one of
the best concerts .f the season and the
hall should bo led to the doors. Ad-
mission 25e; res read seats, 35o, Plan
of hall and ticke s on sale at ► : glass'
drug store.
Ton get the ne est
and overcoatings
Geo. 'Carr's.
.i.ost A Pi
Mr, Wm, Cart tri
painful 'accident at th
Tuesday •afterueen.
the swing sew en the
belt slipitad ort the tie
the saw and cotfrplet
third finger of Itis righ
lnceratips{, the seeend
might lose it also,. Be
from work for some ti
ger.
with a rather
olisir factory on
e was putting
endrel when the
t pplloy, starting
ly severing the
band, and badly
gar, so that he
ill be laid aside
e,
Prize List Co
In our printed lis
the prize' winners
fall fr,ir /11r. •Isaac Wri
should bask been Crede
the firstpri,ie for herr,
year-old gelding, and
heavy draught tivo-yea
of the prizes. Were or
Fowler, when ail pre
Messrs Fowler ahould h
to Fowler Bros.
•
rections.
last week of
the Wingham
ht,of Turnberr;r,
cl with winning
draught orle-
o first prize for
old illty. Some
gifted to Peter
g won by the
e been credited
For
vs u l
vie � a d loyal
Ariuptroug & PO -
For Iadies' mantle
remember the playa.
Epworth Leag
The minted corset
Longues of the Baht
the Wiughatrllietri
the Wareham IIeth
day of this weal;..
iqg, aft.ernoou an(1
interesting preitraii
ed, At the ev tihii
will ba delivered))
son, of Toronto, un
London.
group try
in and suits
& Co.
e Convention.
ion of the Epworth
mist churches of
t will be held in
dist chureh on Fri -
'here will be ruoru-
veuing sessions. An
re had been arrtiug-
session addresses
Rev. F. C. Stephen -
Rey. C. T. Scott,of
Weddi g Bells
took place at Oak-
tntford, the residence
i F.s1e, on Saturday, t
9 aL. in., when their
s united in marriage
, Iate publisher of the
r. and Mrs. Butchart
or their future home
N. T. .Mr. Butchart
ler this section who
nd bride a happy and
A quiet wedding
Pk arm, B
Dods in settings of
faith Mr.arandfMra, L
eesouablo, prices at 127th September, n
APrs1i n'1Or WASTED. -To learn photo-
graphy. Apply to M. E. Zurbrigg,
Wingham.
Sons o Scotland. .
A special metal . of Camp Caledonia,
Sons of Seo tla r1, was held on
Friday evening las and a number of
new members went, initiated. Mr. John
N. McDougall, the rand Organizer se -
eared a large nnmb .r of new members
during his two wee s stay in town. The
local Camp now 1 s a good member-
ship and is in a urishing condition,
The Camp concert committee is now
making nrrangem alts for the annual
Scottish coneert, 1/4 hichwill
be held l in
January next.
Locating n St. Marys.
Mr. S. Gracey, former well known
and popular bust ess man of Wingham,
who has been esidir►g in Blyth for
some time, was cling on old friends in
town on Monde . Mr. Gracey bas pur-
chased a furni ure and' nndertakirg
business at St. : arys, and took posses-
sion of it on Wt. burst -lay of this week.
Mr. Gracey is a good business man and
the people of th . stone town will find
ltiru a good cit . en. Mr. Grace,, and
family will hav the best wishes of a
host of old fri:rids in Wingltam for
success and pro erity in the their new
]tome.
MONEY TO LOAN at 4;4 per cent. on
easy terms of repaiyment. Apply to A.
Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingliam.
Continous Electric Power.
Wingham is li ly to have continuous
electric service 1 the near futnro, A
firm in town are Liking of putting in a
25 horse power ni tor if they can make
satisfactory arra cements with the
Electric Light C . for the Trower. Mr.
W. H. Green, itt lager Of the Electric
Light Co. lint in ,email the Tufts that
he will furnish t o day power if a suffi-
cient number o users are guaranteed.
Parties who are thinking of putting in
power should c isult Mr. Green on the
matter. The d y service 'would be a
great colrvenieu a in many ways other
than for power a urposes. Lights could
be placed in cel ars, etc., where lamps
are now used all clay.
Lours of Concerts.
Miss Newmal advance agent for the
Central Lycenn Bureau of llochester,N,
Y. was in towthis week soliciting ting
sub-
scribers
scribers
for a v ry snperior course of
five concerts w fah are to be given in the
'town Flair, W ugitam, daring the com-
ing season. 'T 1e concerts are to be as
follows;-- Ro ey's Boys, Noe. 17th;
Parker Cance Co., Jan, 23rd; the Bos-
ton Ladies' S niphony Orchestra, Feb.
lltl• the las ttorne liena
cal Club I
ob.
28th; the Bo.touian Ladies' Quartette
on March 12 t. 'Tickets for the fall
eottrSe cost $ t 25 With privilege of Met
choice of rose sect seats, Parties desir-
ing seats for t re course will be given full
partioulars b o:tllfng on T#, Park,jeteal-
tlr. Course t ekes
Will
been ettle Until
the 1st of No ember.
daughter Guseie s
to Mr. A. Bntabar
Teeswater News..
' left immediately
itt Edmonton, N
has, marry .ftie ttl
will wish. himself
prosperous futuea,
Royal Templar
Winghaln Council
T., will hold its
Tuesday evening, 1
the 14th,
Take Notice.
No. 1I.4, R. T. of
gular meeting on
t, 21st, instead of
See our bargains 11 sh
at 45e and
75c•—at the door of t & Co.
NOT1oE.—A11 accounts due the estate
of the lata N. A. Farquharson aro to be
Haid to W. J. Farquharson, at G, E.
King's store or to Mrs. C. Farquharson
before the 1st day of November. All
accounts not paid by that date will be
placed in other hands for oollectiou.
Wild R spberries.
Mrs, Roberts() sr., of Marnoch,
mother of Mr. W , Robertson, of this
town, gathered a lateful of wild rasp-
berries in the fief s on her place at Mar-
noch on Friday st. 'Wo seen a few
berries on bushe iu gardens in Wing -
haat it few weep ago, but it is some-
thing unusual to nther wild raspberries
on the ;3rd of Oc bar.
A first-class farm for sale, within about
utiles front Wroxater and 7 utiles
Ifrom Winuhtun, nn good gravel road;
g Ind buildings and faun well improved.
Apply to R. Vaastone, Wiughant,
6
Fresh oysters arriving daily; served in
any style, at Jas. McEelvie's.
McKinney
McKinnoy Bros.
attraction at the 0
Oct. lith, MclCin
the best, cleanest
c e.
Minstrel Prodncti
They have their o
Production entitle
King Edward VII'
dors of all nation
and magnificently
the price of ad
plan is now at Ca
os. Minstrels.
iinstrels will be
ra House,Satn ., ay,
ey Bros. has- one of
-to-ate
d m st
d
P
s in tl = business,
i
ori i al First Part
, "Ti
Coronation of
ntroducing ambassa-
beautifully staged
ostnme(l,alone worth
cion. The advance
pbell's drut; store,
POTATOES WAN
ed we will pay 30
Call at store for
liyered here by
yF`or hand pick -
r bushel, trade.
Is. AlI to be de-
tesday. Oct. 15th.
HANNA & Go.
Wedding
A very pretty w
Tuesday of last w
Mr. and Mrs. M.
when the third da
Gordon. was unit
Fraser of Chicago
perforated by
Erskine Presbyter
and the bride was
Colvin of Hamilt
ford of Toronto
Mr. M. C. Dicks
in •Wingltam for
past summer.
Walker Bros.
est stock of furl
Woodstock.
ddiug took place on
ek, at the home of
Dickson Woodstock,
ghter, Miss Margaret
in marriage G. W.
The ceremony was
v. Jas. Murray of
an Church, Toronto,
ttended by Miss Mao
, while Mr. L. Dune- I
supported the groofn.I
was G. T. R. agent
few weeks during the'
Buttotl'I ve e lthag -
r
iture a er shown in
iu ham. suites, W 119 � e roe .titles SO r-+
6 �, 100 matresses, side,
+;kers and ettension i
A Spe
We are now aid
special offer. T
issuing au exceller
tenant- Governors
1791. This grand'
be given to eyorY
TIMES and Weekly
til Jan. 1, 1901, an
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alone is well wort
up the matter with
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o Weekly Globe is
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the money. Talk
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MONEY TO LOAN.—Money to loan on
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advanced on mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts I
collected. -Office—Beaver Block, Wing -
ham RoST. Moixnoo.
W. C. T. U. Convention,
The regular nun 1 county convention
of the Women's • ristian Temperance
Union will be held n Windham to -day
(Thursday.) Th afternoon session
. O.F.hall, Chisholm
g at 2 o'clock. A
g will be held in the
when addresses will
v. W. A. McKay, D.
president of the Do -
His subject will be
our." Miss Sproule,
nary in Algoma, will
ddress, A crowded
will be held in the
block, conimenci
Hattie mass meed
1 towu hail to -night
i be deliverdeveralb
R
Y
ID., of Woodstock
rhinion Alliance.
"The duty of the
W. C. T. U. missi
also deliver au
house is looked fo
We would soon 'r sell thi y Parlor
Snites nt a profit f $1 each then to sell
them at a profit o $ ea We like to
do the trade awl o be efit to our cus-
tomers. We hav chased in large
quantities and at reduced prices.
Wa ker Bros. & Button.
PER
NALS.
We shall be glad . have contributions to
this column from an of our readers. If you
have vtsitors or purp se going away yourself,
drop fn and toll us, o send us a note to that 1
effect.
Misses Ella and : Iare, Sealer are visit-
' ing friends in Chi. ago.
Mrs.Kennedy, .f Chicago is visiting
with her sist •r, t s. ,Toho McCracken.
Messrs D. McE play and Wm.Robert-
son were judges a the Blyth fall fair on
Tuesday.
Mr. John Ague v is spending a couple
of weeks with his brother, Thos.Agnew,
in Chicago.
Mr. 'C, iP. Le g, Manager of the
Bank of Humilto et Blyth, was in town
on Tee's -day.
Mies Talbot, f Landon hoe: been
spending n':ew d ye visiting with friends
iIf Wingham.
Mr. W. P. Grie
grain, seeds, ate.,
fair last week.
Mrs. Win. Irwi who has been visit-
ing her parents. t , awl Mrs. Jas, Col-
lins, returned to b r hone in Drayton
on Friday.
Mrs. Abraham avanagh, formerly
of Ehuira, Ont., now of Marshfield,
Oregeott is visitie.. with her daughter,
Mee. R. C. Kittsot
Mr. Sae. Hansel G. T. 11. agent itt
Walkeeville hers b: n' visiting for a few
days with his brot er,Mr. L. W. Hanson,
of the National ho el.
Mr. and Mrs. B ford, of the Juno -
tion, attended the inner Wedding alibi-
; versary of Mr, ata Mrs. John Govier in
Hullett, 011 Sept, th,
Mr .A `i r r home in
s Waite to c n n3d to her 10
Toronto on fur after f els
o toSa d y, a t r n ew We
visit with her pa Buts, Mr, and Mrs.
D. Campbell, Ftp ess street,
Me. Wet, Prlttg :, who had been home
attending the fon: rid of hit father, the
late Andrew Prin 10, returned to his
home hi the Wes, :en Stotts On friday
list,
for suits, 50 coucl
boards, fancy
tables,Al erything e e ytltiug needed in a
houseAll the a ave stock ordered and
most of it stow in : tock.
Wit er Bros. & Button.
Approec ng Nuptials.
Tho St. Charles Mo., Banner -News
Of 'October lst : ys:--"On Thursday,
October 9th, is a alined to took place
the marriage of ess Elizabeth V. Cottle,
daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. O. T. Cottle,
to Mr. Edgar W Inglis. The ceremony
will take taco 8 no, a t the Madison
ss t o
P p
Street l'resbyte an Church and will be
performed by ' ev, S. P. Cresap, a
former residen of St. Charles. Mr,
/melte will incl le in hit wedding tour
his old home, Wingham, in Ontario,
Canada. Miss
the utintarrie
ill b
Charles will
and attractive
will be the r
congratulatio .: an his good fortune,"
Mr,l dgar W. tiglia ie a son W, W .Itlitlfs
of this town. He is HOW local manager
for the Bell T lephone Co, et St, Charles
Mb. Hit tine * friends here will wish
him a happy added Iife.
'ottle'e retirement from
social circles Of St,
missed as she is tiImP ular
(meg lady. Mr. Tnglis
ipient of many warm
son was a judge of
t the Lucknow fall
MUNICIPAL EGISt: ATIQN.
Many Matters '.me Before Our
Legislators on Monday Night.
When Mayor Vo • stone took his seat
at the ]read, of the is eert table et1 Man•
day evening, the m tubers of the council
were all in their pit es, with the excep.
Lion of Councillor auStone, who is con-
fined to his home tt rough illness.
A comarunicatio was recut from the
Canada Furniture Manufacturers, stat-
ing that they con enplated Immo im-
provements to thehair factory; and
that the attsessme t of their property
here was higher t in ocher places
where plants ar operated by them,
Figures were give in support of this
contention. On motion of Coons,
Iiolmes and Irwi , the comrnuncation
was loft to a coma utas composed of the
MayorMayor and Conn 'iilors Nebula() and
Elliott,who will re ort at the next reign -
meeting.
The Mayor -intro( need the waterworks
question, which ha been ieft over front
a previous meeting The report of the
engineer was read : nd its contents , di-
gested by the coun•il The report deals
with three sources .f water supply, the
springs to the nort -west of the town,
driven }veils, and he River Maitland.
A complete systen of waterworks for
fire protection an demestio purposes
could be put in nt a cost of about $30,-
000. After ramie do iteration, the matter
was brought int % definite shape by
a motion by Coun t.11ors Elliott and Mo-
Indoo, that the C erk be instructed to
notify the enginee to complete his sur-
vey of the town r. sewers and water-
works system, pre .oratory to submitting
by-laws to the re : tpay era. The motion
cart led,
Messrs. D. Lon heed and A. J. Nie -
bolls appeared be .re the council asking
why outsiders we e allowed to send in
ie.: Ib loaves of br-ad for sale in town,
while the same pr vilege was denied the
local bakers. Th s mutter was disposed
of by Couucillor I .win giving notice of
motion. to amend the . bylaw at next
meeting to in"lud all bread brought in-
to town.
Mr. A. Dulmag., in front of whose
premises a new g • nolr/tide walk is being
built, thought it as too high, and ask-
ed to have it put owor. A• committee
will look into the :•tatter.
The resignation: of Rev. A. E. Prior
and Jas. Cline as embers of the Public
Library
Board we e accepted, and
ev.
Wm. Lowe and ur. T. Chisholm ap-
pointed to 1111 the acancies.
Petitions were tceived for granolitbic
sidewalks on the oath side of Alfred
street between innle and Leopold
streets and on th east side of Edward
street, between Patrick and Alfred
streets. The pet tions was granted and
the street comm tee authorized to take
the the necessar steps to have the work
completed.
A nnmerousl signed petition asking
for a crossing o Josephine street. oppo-
site Maple stre t, was granted.
The barbers ' f the town wrote,stating
that they desire closing their places of
business every -vening except Wednes-
day and Satur
o'clock, noon,
The council, 11
take any steps
The follewi
jby the Financ
`mended to be
FINA
H. B. Elliott,
Hart & Riddel
Municipal Wo
Bell Telephon
J. C. Reading,
V.Van forma
r
Smith it Pethi
Winghnnt Ele
T. Hall, advt.
J. B. Ferguson
W. J. Mallagh,
Mrs. Coad, toil, • ,
Wm, Gray, dr frig hose to fire
Hook & Ladde Co., services
Fire Co., sitter 13 men
A, Sanderson, atering streets
J. B. Fergueon, advt. in Ontario
Gayette . .
Gnest, bale c salary
C.J.Iteadiug,eng neer,eidewalks
E. Elliott, tile
The matter of
garbage was brou
place will be pro
The Executive
powered to has
shelter erected fo
weigh seates.
On o
motion f
t
the council will p
school board the
levy for 1902.
y eveuinge, and at 12
n every legal holiday,
waver, have no power to
n this matter.
accounts were passed
Committee and recom-
aid :
OE COMMITTEE.
dvt., ptg $ 8 10
, supplies 1 65
80
Co 7 75
abor, cemetery3 00
%alai
....ea. 42
00
Ir. supplies
ric Light Co
g
salary, postage
alary
i A TEAR IN ADVANCE
For all .Stomach Troubles Try
Douglass'
Dyspepsia
Tables
we guarantee an absolute
cure for the Mast distressing
cases. When all others fail
give us a trial, and your
money will be refunded
if we do not satisfy.
RI AI Douglass,
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Central Business Colleget t:
STRATFORD, ONI', . +
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'`1, A school that occupies front rank I
among the best business colleges on this d-
,' continent. Many leading commercial
,1, school's employ our graduates us teach -
,I, ors We do our hest to plass ell our
+, in good positions rand we have 4
,I,
,1, been more successful this year than in 4.
,1, any previous year. Those desiring the +
I best in business education should attend +
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-'-our Seltool.
'I' Write for catalogue,.
t W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. +
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brenta Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money if it f , to cure
E, W. Grove's signature is on en box. -ec
To whom it pia , cern t—If you
intend to bay an t t ' . in the fur line
now is your t r . to get choice and
quality. We h: ve he largest stock in
the county. HANNA & Co.
Dr. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op-
posite St. Andrew's church, London,
Ontario.
—Rend the Tr,
another column of
papers are given f
t 1902 to new subs
Igrowing every da
one hundred ne
1 lst of January, 19
For the next six
push the furnitu •
never has been de
, admit that ourpri
Ito please our coin
people we wish t
Wal
—The ' iMontrea
25th says of Moult
"McKinney Bros.
people away last
Park. They haye
strel Productions s
I years." McKinne
i Opera 1101180, on
. Advance c,
asale at t Ca
s olribing offers in
is issue. All weekly
e for the balance of
ribers. Onr list is
- We want at least
names before the
3.
days we
busine
in
e11
ntend to
, such es
ngham. We
e been too low
ors, but it is the
lease.
er Bros. & Button.
Herald" of August
ey Dros. Minstrels:
iustrels turned the
night at Riverside
ne of the best Min -
en in. Montreal for
Bros. will be at the
turday, Oct. 11th.
pbell's Drug Store.
327 75: Winghari"s leading Shoa Stole
10 75
115 50
1700 WE HAVE
1 00
65 e6 6 REASONS
18 00
0 10
30 00
33 251
..,....,.. 39 00
dump iu round for
P g R
ht tip and es suitable
'clod.
omutitteo were en1-
a suitable place of
the caretaker of the
ssrs Minxes nMetBell,
y the 'treasurer of the
alance of the scheol
Krait SAUr-tenth part of that very
destrhblo prepetty of Mr. Serail. "'Youhill
is ottered for mile; large lawn, fruit and
strudel fresh. Get particulars from Mr,
Y4uhillbefore 1st of Novenber.
For believing that we eoul'l make it
pay you to bay your footwear here.
We have a big stock—about as much
variety as you will see anywhere ---
and prices may be a notch or so lower
than you are used to paying.
Shoes for children receive tiartleulte
attention as to wearing guehtieS
Solid leather through and throng1te-
the tort that the boy can't Irick llolea
through in a week—blit shapely and
stylish enough for all that,
.
Y g
Bring along your Shoes 10 be re.
paired. All work done neatly rand
promptly.
W. J. RE, ....;.