The Wingham Times, 1906-06-07, Page 14
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VOL XXXV.—NO. MI, •
Tailor -Made
Clothes
$1 51
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction.
Trousers made to order al
$3.50, 3.75. $4, $5, $6,
A fine selection of Gents' Fur-
nishings always in stook.
MISILIlloinuth
Tailor and °WSW FunnlateP
2 doors from post office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
teinsd by To.aruc PATIORSON. No. 23 viotoria
street, winithom, Ont. No witnessearecintrod.
DOMINION BANK
W1NCHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,750,000
Wan:aerie Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest--
allowed on deposits of 31 and upwards,
and added 60 prinoipal tiOth June and 31st
December each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager.
1. Vanstotta, Solicitor.
4 BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capita paid hp, $2,445,000.00.
Relay° Fund, $2,445,000.00.
Total Assete. $23.000,000.00.
Prsaident— Eton. Wm. Onion.
Vios-Prestd.out and
General manager Voraunette
Jormattent den. larmeger—E. MW.Toi
IatelstOTORS
Joint Praetor, Oteas.raDelton.Rot15.1fendrie,
Gen. Uutherford* CYrtis A. Fargo.
arspirotor-41. Winston
AltIr400 ItA.141X,
bitireit allowed on &petits of $1.00 and tiro
irardsi and *Media prinolpal Slat Kay and
Nth Nerbrober snob year.
apoefal noroults liaise retrehred at ourreat
sato. ot lattirset.
O. P. IIMIT/1, Agelati
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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Proper, Transfers.
Mr. J. W. Dod has purchased Mrs.
A, Robertson's preperty on Catherine
street and Mr. .T. W. Fraerer, of,New
Hamburg has sold_ his house and lot on
Charles street to re. John G Imlay of
town. These t ansfers were made
through the age sr of J. E. Chisholm.
Highest price paid for hides and *poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Fell D wn Cellar.
Dr H. E. W. Tfxnlyu met with what
might easily have been a fatal accident
on Wednesday evening of last week. He
had occasion to go into the National
hotel to meet a friend and in going
through the hall walked into the eel.
lar way, the trap oor being open. He
received several
shaken up and
PaVeral days, Tr,
are very dangeron
WANTED — Ga
($12) twelve dolla
Wingham.
Accident
Mr Alex Holme
Winghamite and
Holmes of town
dent while at wor
Cement Co's wor
Wednesday morni
are not to hand, b
learn Mr Holmes
part of the rnachi
jured and it is th
lege will have tte
M. TIMES.
WINGRAM, ONTARIO:THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1906.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Robbers
Band Concerf Prograrn
The following is tile program to be
rendered by the Citi ens' 13aud at the
park ou Friday events g ot this week ;
March — '."leme Front Park"
Serenade and Walt , .."To Thee"
Overture. "M gee's Melodies"
Characteristic Me eh "Trombeue
m• "
Overture jbe Brass Band
Play d"
Cornet Solo "I'm redug so hard to.
forget ou"
Waltz —Twilight Bells"
March.' .,"Western Girl"
tiled Save he ging,
At the two last co=erts the band boys
have been greatly innoyed with the
rehildren Flaying vat one games around
the band stand. Tb
raises and was badly.,
s confined to bed
}o'
doors of thiy1ind
eral s ant, wages
a. s. R. HOLMES,
t Owen Sound
,a former well-known
brother of Mr Wm
et with a serious acci-
in the Sun Portland
e at Owen Sound on
g. Full particulars
t from what we can
as caught in some
ry and was badly in-
ught that one of is
e amputation
WANTED—A y
barbering busin
RETT.
ung maxAo learn the
a. ijpp1y to R. BAR•
Killed at Winnipeg.
Miss Jennie Swart received a tele-
gram on Tueeda informing her thather
brother,Williara tewart had been killed
at Wiunipeg. Dceased was teamster
for a wholesale ciI company and his
death was caused 11y a heavy dray up-
setting on him. , Stewart formerly,
lived in Turnberry Jmd for a few years
lived in Wthgha14 prior to going to
Winnipeg some eghteen years ago,
Mies Stewart left esterday for Winnie
peg to attend the Ibneral.
WANTED -600 Men and Boys to buy
Clothing at H. E. ISARD & Co'e.
Growing ugar Beets.
The sugar beet rowing district sur-
rounding Wingha m, comprising twenty -
fear shipping point s, contains
361 farmers who ; re grOwing sugar beets
totalling 768 emit en being one-seventh
pert of the whole orop grown for the
Berlin Sugar Fa
the sugar beet fi
receive thorong
tion so they m
when inspected i
worth, with bee
and bring bight
our farmers.
HORSES von
family drivers.
ory. It is to be hopedll
ds of this district wi
cleaning and °ultimo
y compare favorably,
June by Dr. Shuttle,
fields of other districts
profitable returns to
SALE—Roadstera and
LOTT & KING.
Caledonlan Games.
Keep Friday, Jufio 15th in mind. This
is the date of the ons of Scotland ex-
cursion to the Oalbdotiian games at Kin-
carditte. The srleotal train will leave
Winghamat 9 31 a. en. and the fare is
70 cents for aduli a and 35 cents for chil-
dren. Returain; the special train will
leave Kinoardinmat 8 p. an, The Scetch-
men have arran sel a special program of
all kinds of Scot ish games as well as a
lacrosse math etween Wingham and
ltincardine, an a baseball match be-
tween Luoknow and Xincardine. This
ist a splendid oh ince to spend an enjoy-
able day at the ake town. Remember
the date is Friday. June 15th.
We make a specialty of neat Picture
framing and repair work. Special clear-
ing out eale of Carpets, at Gunnies.
Garde
The WinghamOit
a garden party on
Monday evening 1]
handsome Docker w
the lucky ticket hol
first of the season th
turnout to help the
Party
zone band will hold
0 ton park on
th Stine, when a
11 be given away to
et'. As this is the
fra should be a good
ndto get new in
strumments and so.new uniforms, aa
have Bonn nev.pIayers to get suits
for. The admission be lOots. Every
one coman
e d have a good titae.
freshments will bo od on the grounds
had a good program e given. See hand
bilis for further pert orders. The rocker
to be gitotir away is jm exhibition at the
furnituretore Of Xer Ores. & But.
ton.
eboald be stopped a
mention of the nui
deeired effect.
e is a practise that
d we hope that this
me will have' the
laWingham Trims Bras els 2 to I.
la the hardest fought gae of football
ever witnessed on the WI ighara park,
the Brussels football dub, :wice ohm -
pions of Western. FootballiAssoeiation,
went down to defeat at *e hands of
Mac Aikenhead's braves, ca` friday last,
by a score of 2 to t. Much 'pan be said
of the playing of bott tea s, but the
shining star of the Brussels aggregetion
was Rues Brown, and he w s alone in
respect to starring on the viiors line up;
while for the locals Miller amd McGilli.
vrav each scored a goal and, Ailtenhead
and the Ansley e all shared ;he hardest
luck in shooting on goal, hitOug the bar
and goal posts tune after tine. There
was "doings" from the start and referee
Clarke, an English football ',layer from
Stratford„had his hands fuU int refereed
admirably well For the first half
neither team had much adaantage and
though both goalwere in da ger neither
aid scor d b in the woo ba If B
ling along
and forced
efence and
Arter had
could not
rted the old
team got
own went
Undertaking calls attended promptly eels ith 100 supporters ho
e , rue -
any hour (night or day) Residence at the line played a pretty gam
Brunswick Hotel. S OngeogY, furniture
dealer and Practical Undertaker. through the loeal am:Iowan
Death of Th mas Leslie,
One of Wingham former prominent
and highly respect residents died at
Listowel on Wedne day mottling in the
person of Thomas Leslie, iu his 85th
year. Deceased w s for many years en-
gaged iu the tailor g business in Whew
-
ham and had man warm friends in the
town. He sold b s business here some
ten years ago an has einem been liviug
-with his son in W nnipeg and his (laugh.
ter at Listowel. r Leslie was born in
Scotland, aud tw years ago spent sever•
al weeks in his n tive land. Mrs. Les-
lie died some ye re ago. The remains
are being broug to Wingham for in-
terment and the nneral take place
from the G P R station on arrival of the
2,05 train on Fri ay afternoon, /
BUTCHER WANTED—An able•bodied
man to do slaugther ho work, Ap-
ply to Tnos T. FIELD.
e
• Sudden Dea h at Brussels. ,
The following fr m the Brussels cor-
respondence to th Seaforth Expositor,
refers to the endde death of Mrs. Bal.
lantyne, mother of Mrs. R. Barrett of
this town: —"On Tuesday morning of
this week, about e ght o'clock, as Mrs.
Ballantyne was ca ing for some flowers
on the front veran.ah of her home, she
was taken sudden
fell to the floor.
and she was (mai°
never regained co
four hours, passed
tyne was an excep
for her years, an
celleut health, so
enexpeeted. He
Eleanor Archer.
married, her first h
dying here about t
two years ago she
now bereft partner
year of her age."
with appoplexy and
Aid was summoned
into the house, Mut
doneness, and,af ter a
away. Mrs. Batten-
ionally mart woman
always enjoyed ex-
er death was entirely
maiden name was
Deceased was twice
sband, John Grower,
elve years ago, and
as married to her
iShe watim the 60th
WANTED—Eggs 20c, pedlar's revised
tariff. 100 tubs choice grass butter want-
ed at once. GEo E. iact.
Dutton High chool On Top.
Mr. John A. T ylor, Principal of
Dutton High &hoe had a very success-
ful year during 190 and the following
from the Dutton A mere of recent date
would show that th High School Board
has made no mists a in engaging Mr.
Taylor as Principal f Witgham's new
High School. The Advance says: —
"The report of the inister of Educa-
tion for the year 19 5 just issued, con-
tains some facts t t will be of local
interest as well as a atter of pardonable
pride to the tesideots or Dutton. The
standing of the Hig.a School and Colle-
gaM Institutes is gven in detail and in
comparison with : other schools the
Datton High Soho
position. As rega
students in the
1 occupies an enviable
de the number of
urth Form it leads;
all the High Soh in the Province.
In this farm thre are 42, which is
exceeded by oLly four Colligate
Institutes—I/avail; 3/1, 0 wen Sound,
London and Toromto. It is, however,
in reference to i a work at the last de.
partMeatal examt ation that it taker; a
pre•erainent sten . At the junior ex-
amination 27 mend ates were Sueceseful,
a number not r ached by any other
High School, and 1y exceeded by three
Colligate Inetit es—London, Owen
Sound. and Toronto At the senior ex-
amination it passe 24, a record 0611
more satisfa0tOry, it not only led the
other High Schools but even surpassed
all the Colligate I stitutee. Prot/ this
it will easily be se that the school
among the best, Or more Notedly, the
beet in Ontario. utton has just teaser/
to feel prond of i pn1r inatuation."
scored an easy one after M
made a beautiful stop but
clear 'pick enough Tbis at
enthusiasm and the Wingha
dowu to businees, when 13
dowu in a bard check and had to be
placed on dry doekfor repair After the
rest the locals showed plain* that the
game was theirs and when Miller got
the ball in centre passed Nth °paid and
a mighty shout told that tl goal was
won. But it was not all. ¶1hm fireworks
was yet to come aud Anda son in goal
was in danger of getting liurt as shot
aftershou was put at him, hitting bar,
post and himself, whem f ally Jimmy
McGillivray put the. chit pions in the
rear by a nice shot on a pass from
Aikenheadl. The things bat happened
then were more easily magined than
described when the ho liug mass of
local sports waded up a down the park
with a smile which wo d not wear off.
The locale were playi g the Brussels
Champions off their fee , while Wilson,
Cruickshank and' Mo e fed the for.
ward iu the hot fueil de on Brussels
stronghold, but their fo ards, hair and
full backs were a solid es in front Qf
the goal and no more so ring resulted.
Mitchell, Deans and ea 'After were a
strong trio, and it seems if hard luck
waif the cause of the tie it the Bayfield
game. The line up: —
Brussels Wingham
J Anderson goal MoArter
W Anderson Backs
McDonald
Stevenson
Brown
Cardiff
Strachan
Carley
Bryans
McLennan
Forest
Backs
Centre j Miller
Left ) Aikenhead
Wing 5 11 Ansley
Right W Ansley
) Wing McGillivray
Deans
Mitchell
Moore
Cruickshank
Wilson
Go -Carts, Baby Carriages, Parlor
Tables, Music Cabinets, Easels, &greens,
and nice Rocking Chairs at S. ef. CEYS.
The weather is now beco ng season-
abiy hot, and Parasols 1 be in good
demand at once. Y an and the lat-
est and best in t e lines—at tight
prices—at D. M. Gonnores.
Mr. J. McLean Ste -easone clerk of the
Surrogate Court at B rrie, is dead.
Mr. Broclick was dected Mayor of
Seaforth by 93 major gey over Mr, Best.
Waxman Ems:moms —I have taken
over th machine shop of W G Paton
and am prepared to do all kinds of steam
and hot water fitting, repairs to engines
and boilers and all kinds of farm reach-
inery. ROBERT Itt. Comm/
INDIGESTION ? Why
suffer from it ?
• rOTHERGILL'S
Dyspepsia
Tablets
RELIEVE AND CURE
EVERY" TIME.
FOR SALE BY
Walton McKibbon
Pbin. fl.
Next door to postoffice.
This store Ol01091 at 8 ix t4,
every evening except Saturday.
$1 A YEAR IN MA'AM
TOWN OUNOIL.
The Clonnoillora were rather late In
getting down to business on Monday
evening, there being a bare quorum
preeent at half past eight, when Mayor
Bell took his seat at the head of the table
Finally the members took their plains,
all being present e cot Conn. Hanna.
A communicati n was read from a
firm of washing m chine manufacturers
employing 25 to 35 men, asking what in-
ducenzents would e given thous to lo-
cate here; from M Barber, re machine
for electric, lightin plant; from Ormsby
& Clapp, re the lu unlace rating of the
town; from the L noon Fire Insurance
Co., regard* some changes necessary
to the furnaoes in he town hall; frOm
A. Dulmage, red aing his position as
assessor.
The omraittee submitted
a report in regard to the electric light
plant, and an esti ate of the sum re'
quired this year t put the plant in good
shape to supply t o constantly iucreas.
ing number of lig te. Mr. W. H. Green
was present and e plained the nature of
the requirements, the cost of which
totalled about $3,7 0.
The matter of purchasing machinery
and making improvements to the plant
was left in the han s of the Executive
The resignation o Mr, A. Dulmage as
assessor was accept
Coutes. Nicholson, D. Bell and Forbes
were appointed a ommittee to have
necessary repairs m de to the furnaces
in the town hall.
The electric ligh committee recom-
mended that Mr. . H. Green coiled
all adsounts for lig ting by the 15th of
the month, and to collect 10 per eent.
from all se ho do n t pay by that date.
The matter of he collection of the
business tax of Me rs. Walker & Clegg
and the Canada F rniture Manufactur-
e
ers was left with t e Finance Commit-
tee.
T. 0. Graham, fl rist, was authorized
to re -plant the Me er beds in front of
the town hall at tije same price as last
year.
The motion of e me time ago giving
W. H. Green the u e of a portion of the
Street during buildane operations was
rescinded.
Mayor Bell lathed ed the subject of
the proposed thank s veer by-law, and on
motion of Cones. B nnett and McDon-
ald, it was deoided t4 abandon the pro-
posal for the present and to put zn a
drain from the Walk r & Clegg factory
to the river, accordin eto plans prepared
by the engineer, the wrk on the same
to be commenced as soin as possible.
Mr. P. Fisher ohumell pay for a strip
of laud, three feet in 4idtit on McDer-
mott street, adjacent t4 the property re-
cently purchased by th town from Chas.
Elliott. The matter w s referred to the
Executive.
The attention of the council was
drawn to the dilapidated condition of
some of the monuments in the cemetery,
and a discussion took lace in regard to
the duties of the caret ker.
Hy -Lew No 542, 1906,,was read and
passed, appointing .. Dulmsge clerk
and treasurer pro teen, for three months
during the absence Mein town of Mr. 3
B. Ferguson.
The finance commsttees' report recom-
mending payment ot the following ao-
counts, was adopted —
A Sanderson, street mitering .$24 15
A. Sanderson, team ng.. ..... 34 65
W. J. Pattison, tea aing 55
D. C. McDonald, w k on stieet _ 6 00
31 50
Wm Guest, salary. 28 75
Theo. Hall, adverti lag 1 00
Oan, Fnrn. Mfrs„ tton 60
Geo. Mason, statio ery . 12 26
3. B. Ferguson, sat y and postage 46 25
V. Vannorinan, sa ry 42 00
R. Rankin, salary 6 25
Eli Elliott, openin draM B. Line 7 50
P. Luton, work o street 1 50
C. X. Thornton. re air to primp2 50
A number or el °trio light accent:its
were also recorame ded for payment.
The council t en adjourned until
Monday, llth Met. at 8 o'clock.
SHOES THAT Thrs.:—To those who
know shoe quality we want only a chanoe
to show our new lines. They speak for
themitelvee. R. joinearox's noire se snon
STORE.
Por nice new and up-to-date furniture
in Sideboards, Bedroom Suites, Parlor
Suites, Conohes, Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses. Call and see S. GRACE'S
line and prices.
Mr, E. S. Cockshut
presented a bowling
The Leland Hotel
damaged by fire to t
or 315,000,
Dr. Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc.
Kibbon's drag store, Tuesday, Jnly L'rd.
Honed3 p. m. to 8 p. in, Glasses- prop.
orb, fitted.
WANTED AT thi
stonemasons and bri
Wingham High So
will be phia. App
Benttett.
of Brantford lute
teen to the city,
at Winnipeg wee
extent of $10,000
i—A number of
layers tO work on
001, Good wages
to Nitholgoa &
London onference.
The London Co ference of the Metho.
dist Church hes b en ire session at Wind
sor during the pa week. Rey D. Rog-
ers, of Tbornciah formerly of the Blue -
vale Methodist Church was elected
President of the •onferenoe for the en-
suing year. On Sunday morning four
young men, M srs John A. Agnew,
Christopher B er, William II Harris
and Frederick 1 angford were ordained
to the ministry. The Conference passed
a motion agains charging admission to
Grimsby Park o Sundays.
During the m ieterial semen on Sat-
urday a motion as introduced by Rev.
J. R. Gandy to emorialize the general
conference that women be admitted to
all the courts of he church. This evok-
ed a warm disc salon, and as the con -
threw° appeare to be divided on the
question the mot was withdrawn.
The Epworth eague committee re-
ported the genera standing of the Bode
-
ties throughout he Conference very
satisfactory, both » s to membership and
income. The tot 1 active memberabip
was 9,817, being :a net increase of 756,
and associate me bership 4,439, a de-
crease of 359. T is left a total net in-
crease of 397.
A. very satisfied
sented by the
showing that the
in the cenferenoe
total debt of $2,49
tions, $82,860; deb
221. The report
bership was 50,41
during the year.
showed an increa
Rev. R Birks
mittee on the res
said it was an ex
property worth o
was only a debt
ry report was pre.
tatistical Committee
tal value of property
as $2.310,165, with a
C81; unpaid subsorip-
unprovided for, $166-
ated the total mem-
, an increase of 919
The missionary fund
of $3 815
mpliinented the corn
t of their efforts and
lent thing that with
er two raillious there
f $166.000.
Goderieb was s looted as the place for
meeting next yea
The final draft f the Stationing Com-
mittee was nano uced yesterday, Rev
W G Howson q,bmea to Wingham and
Rev Dr Guild goea to Grace Church,
St Thomas. Tlle other changes in the
Wingham Dis rict are as follows:—
Brussels instea 1 of Stephen Bond, E.
G. Powell; Bar ie, E J. Matthews in
addition to Petet Sayers; Whitechurch,
instead of Chas Bristol, Wellington
A. Findlay; Bel aye, instead of W. A
Findlay, W. W Rivera. Rev R. W.
Millyard, of Lao now le appointed chair.
man of the Win UM District.
WANTED.—Good strong young men
to learn steel range making Apply to
WESTE RN FOUNDRY CO , W• Them
The best Patterns at pest prices, and
fashin sheets feel, a . M. Gordon's,
the leading fancy/ oda and dress goods
store. Have s eclat cut prices here
now.
CHURCH OTES.
The Synod of tbqj Diocese of Huron
will meet in Londe Londox on June 19th,
Rev. D. Parrie ev* I hold prayer meet-
ing in tha stone sc ol house, and line of
Morrie this (Thurs ay) evening.
An effort is to b made to get Messrs.
Crosley and flan er, the well known
evangelists, to con act a series of revival
services in Teesw item
Next Sunday w 11 be Children's Day
in the Wingham Baptist Church. In
the morning, theiPastor, Rev. E. R.
Fitch will preach a sermon eapproptiate
for the occasion.
The annual me lug of the Walkerton
Baptist Assooiatioi was held in Glamis
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Among th se who attended from
Wingham were R v. E. R Fitch, Post-
master and Mrs e ither, Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Wellwood nd Mre.
Change your
Spex
If you find the eye Glasses or spect.
aoles you are now wearing do not
suit yott it can easily be ocrrected
by beaten us obauge the lenses
The cost is smell and pleasure great.
Gail and see us
Walley's Drug Store
Phone 100 Successor to McCall & Co.
Wingham Real Estate nice.
Property for sale in and around the
growing Town of Witighern ; easy
terms and low int: retie.
$4500 —100 Berme, Se' mile from St.
Augustine; exeeitera land.
$41800-200 acme. Setn il- t r. in Glenna.
nau &hoot ou eriu , Brick
house. bat k barn,
$6000— 150 acrea, re lies from
Wingbarn ; to was. ig ot Turnberry.
WINGII.A31 TOWN rem
$750-12 acres e ood land; frame house.
$900--g3; acres, 10 roil urea walk from
Wineham P 0
$10,5b0a—nr7,vacres ith Ire 'MP house and
$150()-1 acres; brick holies, bank
barn; an excellent market garden.
TOWN PROPERTY.
$850—Frame cottage ou li'rsuces St.
441 100—Frame bream. 10,ecoms; good
ri pair; Ed%artl Se.
$2800 —Brick dn1lirg, 14 rnrme and
store Splendid he -Brien for board -
'DT house; rents for $320 per year;
Josephine r.
The ahorfl are only a few of the many
propt-rties I bave 01) my nem.
Wingham Town Lots for Sale.
Agent for improved ori unimproved
Western Lands rear Schools and
Churches. (Sall and g t particulars.
J. H. CHISHOLM,
Real Estate, Insurenee and Loan Agent.
Iranstone biock, Wingham
WING 11 AK
ItUSIINIESS COLLIEG E •
is a High-grade Oonuncreial St hool
runes ertiTtSES
commercial - Stenography - TelegraPhY
Write GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
The Sovereign B e hes purchased the
Telford banking bust busif nee at Owen Sound.
—The Orangemen of Howl* 'Astrid
will celebrate the 1' h of Jnly at Gorrie.
H. Davis has several gond houses and
a farm for sale. See him for particu-
lars
FARM non SALE — k‘ good 100 -acre
farm in the township of East Wawanosh
is offered for sale at a bargain fora quick
sale. Terms and full particulars at the
TINLES office.
The Huron OCR1 ty Sunday School and
Christian Endeav Union will hold its
annual convention let Clinton, June 13th
and 14th. Rev. E 'more Harris, of Tor-
onto, has been secsred to give readings .
on both days and p. B. Keenleyside, of ,
Leaden, also will ewe an address.
Rev. T. S. Boyle was in Walkerton
last week attend; g the Bruce deanery
meeting and the ¶e1escope sayse—"There
Was a large at ndatice on Tuesday
night, The spa speaIers were, the Rev. T.
S4Boyle, of Wi gham, who spoke on
theyorward Moment, Mr. Boyle is a
young Main but t srdeadid speaker. He
will be heard fro5i later. The Rev. W.
V. Brownlee spoto oft "The Meese,"
Dr. Jacliehzle ap .ke on "Canada" and
Dr. Tucker On " he World." All three
addressed were iftertsely iutereetintc."
APPRENTICES WANTED. -.—TWO appren-
fleet; wanted, to learn the upholstering
husitess. Apply to Walker & Clegg,
at the Upholstering factory.
Misses'
Oxfords
and
Sandals
In handsome Styles
There's many a girl in Wingham
who would walk with more comfort,
if she cattier here for her shoes.
We fit Misses' feet to perfection.
We make it a study and have every.
thing in
CORRECT SHAPED SHOES
FOR MISSES' FEET
The new Spring and Summer Shoes
are now ready. All sizes and widths
in Button or Lace. The best of
leathers always.
MISSES* SHOES AT $1.25 to $2.
You couldn't coax a young WY,
we had once fitted with Shoes, to
buy elgewhere.-
Dr. Butler, London, -will be at Queen'sGreer
hotel ont—TneselaY, Sane 19th; Tnes.
day, Jnly 17th. flouts 1 p.m. to 8
p tn. Eye, eat, Wise and throat eonstd. 131111 811.40.111,
tations. Eyes tested for glasses. 1 -6,60.100
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