The Wingham Times, 1906-06-14, Page 1VOL XXXY.---NO. 1792.
Tailor -Made
Clothes
$1 5.
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 at
$3.50, 3.75. $4, $5, $6.
A fine seleotien of Gents' Fur-
nishings always in stock.
IISIL. }Iomuth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from poet omoe.
WINGHA
WJNGHAII. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JUNE a4, I906.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Wear Greer's Shoes and R1lbber3
•
Property
Mrs Gowdy, sr.
the late Geo. Hug.
poid Street consia'
two lots. This
through the agen
real estate ;went.
musters.
ads the pulebnse of
a' property on Leo-
ng of a house and
transfer was made
y of J. H. Chisholm,
W ANTED --600 Men and Boys to buy
Clothing at H. E. ISARD & CO'S.
A form r Resident.
Mr Jaa, Hogg, former xesident of
Wingham Juneti , was in town for a
few days last wee Mr Hogg is now
nearly 80 years of age, and recently lost
his second wife death, leaving him
with five small o idren. His oldest son
is now 60 years o age and his youngest
son not yet one y ar old.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
tactual by PRANK PATnasoN. No. 28 Viotori•
strut, •Winrham. Ont. No witnesseeronntred.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
HORSES FOR Sam—Roadsters and
family drivers.. LOT & Kum.
Listow Races.
This year the rac at Listowel, June
27, 28, and 29, will le the best ever given
in that town, noted as it is, for success-
ful race meetings. Four rapes, includ-
ing one run, each day, and $5,250 in
purses to be fonghtfor. There are six
atakee, all well fill with from 16 to 20
entries each, insur ng large fields, among
them a bunch of fast ones from the
States. Fare and a third on G. T. R„
good from 27th to 0th.
Capital paid apt $3,000,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3350,000
11'armerr' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada, largely attended.
the United States and Europe. rendered by the ba,
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT --Interest appreciated, and a v�
Highest price paid for hides and pont.
try at T. Felts' butcher shop.
Farm and C op Purchased
Mr, Rat, S. St n has sold his deair-
able farm in East Wawanosh, adjoining
Wingham, compcced of 133% acres, to
Mr. Thos. Huta -a of Cuirass, Mr.
II iv sthe 4thl
Stein gives posse i0 n on July
next and Intendsmoving to the West
in the near future This sale was made
through the agen of J• 73, Chisholm,
real estate agent.
Contract Let foHeating Apparatus.
At a meeting o the Wingham High
Sohool Board on Monday evening, the
contract for the eating apparatus for
Poi was awarded to 3.
price being $520 00.
e done by means of
es. The Board wish -
at High School work
3 in the public school
iening of school after
the new High Soh
Bragg & Son, the
The heating will
two Kelsey turn
es to announce t
will be commend
-building at the o
the summer vac tion, with a staff of
three teachers. de ie courses for Junior
and Senior Leath g and Junior and Seni-
or Matriculation `; IU. be taken up.
Damage by Lightning.
During the elect -4o storms last week
several barns were atruok by lightning,
but we have not 'ward of any serious
damage being don . Henry Godkin's
barn at Zetland as struck on Friday
evening, but the fee was put out. In
East Wawanosh the barns of Messrs.
John Shiell ani R. McDowell were
slightly damaged,. The hog pen on Mr.
John McGlynn' farm in Turnberry was
g on Friday night and
estroyed, together with
s and some fowl.
struck by lights
was completely
a number of ho
H. Davis bas several good houses and
a farm for sale. See him for particu-
lars.
Tornado Plays Havoc.
It is possible tbgt a million dollars of
damage was dorm by the cyclone -like
storm that etrnot
Ontario Friday a
but short duratia
down houses an
Excursio to Detroit.
The big steams Greyhound exour-
sion to Detroit, Jun 19th, is the event
of the season, and tis year to aecom-
roodate patrons n r the Wingham
branch, a special tr has been provided
to leave Wingham t 6.40 a.m., 19th for
Goderioh direct, d returning leaves
Goderioh on arriv of! steamer, Thurs-
day, June 21st, dir of to Wingham. As
in former trips the rate from Goderioh to
Detroit is only $1 and by this special
train the rate f m Wingham, Blyth,
etc, one and one- bird fare to Goderioh
and return.
Southern and Western
ternoon. Although of
, it uurooted or blew
factories, and played
havoc with trees and vegetation. Light.
ning set fire to several valuable barns
and killed at leeet three persons. The
damage done in Hamilton is estimated
at $250,000. Th : other centres in which
the storm did c factorable damage were
Chatham, St Tomas, Aylmer, Sarnia
and Niagat'a Fat s.
Go=Carts, Baby Carriages, Parlor
'Tables, Music Cabinets, Easels, Screens,
and nice Rocking Chairs at S. GRAOEYS.
Successful aearden Party.
The first garden tarty of the season
under the auspices o Wingham Citizens'
Band was held on t park on Monday
evening, and, notwWastanding the rath-
er cool and unfavo able weather, was
ie excellent conal°
Id was thoroughly
C9 fair business was
ent- booths. The
ful, indicating the
alldwed on deposits of $1 and upwards, I done at the refreshr
and Rddedtoprinoipel 80th June and 81st affair was very succ
Member eaoh year. interest taken by the citizens itt the lo -
D. T. $El?BIJBN, 'tanager.cal musical organiz .tion, Mr. Leslie
M• Vanatoa•, Solicitor.Young was the fortunate holder of the
ticket which Won th .1 headsante rocking
chair.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WANTED—Eng 200, pedlar's revised
tariff, 100 tubs choice grass batter want-
ed at once. Gino. I1r`. KING,
WINCHAM.
Death to he Weeds.
The annual rneeti g of the East Har•
iChtpltai paid up, $2,445,000.b0. on Partnere' InstiitSe will be held in
lel elieirye Fund, $2,446,000.00. Brnasels on Friday June 22nd, and will
be fo
.reInstitute to
bSeed
y a P
Total Assets,iiD,b00,000.00. be addressed by 3impson Rennie, of
Toronto, who is w• 11 known to all grow-
ers of seed. The ripening session will be
the carni of James
pr etde ntee Horn. WM. G=»aoxt.
iteeerrestdettli and
General Manager-�1.'Y't1usau r•.
Assistant Gen. Manager- H. M. Wllem
lalltalOTOMS
Pam * .0 or, O n.Bbndrltr,90.PA.r$
3iatyuotOt' B, ihtilleon.
d,&vxiIts BANK,
Iiatereat y11o*4 On depoelte et $i.et +Ind uta
*Herds, *ltd added to priubtinit nu Slat 1U1i1+and
Nth Noverubereach year,
MM. ot i t'wDrw rte ilMl b rseelTtd itt ettrreat
O. P, B1U?fl, Aleut,
4I110111011110A1 rrt ItCtlC,iltl8d, Sallettettr,
held at 2 p,m. on
Burgess, east of
further session wi
Hall. The speaks
samples of weed
risen* °tweeds, la
seed grain, etc.
requested 10 brin
iteliPiei of genie, earti, ate., to the meet-
ing for identigoetion and exanninatioli.
The delegate Wil-ibe prepared to explain
and discuss the workings of the Seed
°Ontrol Aot.
BUTCHER WANTED—An able-bodied
men to do alangther house work. Ap-
ply to Taos T. FIELD.
wn, after whish a
be held in the Town
will be equipped with
ede, tnounted spool-
iOise of geed and poor
'arrears and °theret are
weeds and Weed seeder,
County i,. L.
The eetni-annual yet ig of the
County L 0 L of North axon will be
held inthe Orange. Hall, Wingbairl, on
Tuesday, Anne 19th, at o'clock p m,
sharp,
The best Patterns at lowest price,, and
faehin aheete free, at D. M. Gordon's,
the leading fancy goods and dress goods
stare. Have special out prices here
now,
Clearing Aucti Sale.
Stein, lot.
Mr. R.S.S o 42,con. 14, East
•FWawanosh, will have a oaring auction
Bale of farm, stook and implements at
his premises on Monday, one 25th. The
list inoiudes some good tock, and the
implements are in good ondition. For
liat of articles see bills. John Parvis
will be the audtioneer.
Fon SALE—(hied Dwelling Hosme and
easeone acre of laud, ease noon ied y e;
also a pleasure -boat for a4Ie good as
new. Boat house to let, 1 r terms and
particulars apply to Geo. MCKesectz.
Souven r China.
Loners of the '• uvenir" should see
the fine assortment of Souvenir China
just opened out at tl�
by S. M. Fisher, a
view of Fisher's Mill
year 1860. A fine gi
len factory was .built
which unfortunately
fire in 1875, The di
the Town electric 1'
also a grand view o
erected in 1862, not
occupied 'by Mr H
properties °ontribl
prosperity and gro
town, the china w
a relic in every ho
•
Mid -Summer Ex minations.
For the mid•summer igh school ex•
emanations for East Hero inspectorate
the following will be presi ing examin-
ere:—•Clinton, W. R. Lon h and John
Hartley; Seaforth, A. Soo 'and W. J.
Moffatt; Wingham, J. • Cameron;
Bit th, A. H. Musgrove; russets, In-
spector Robb. The entran candidates
will be presided over lay :—t.„ linton, John
Houston and W. R. Longi ; Seaferthi
G• F. Rodgers and T. G.-ihitlinglaw;
Wingham, H. D Long; Bly
Wilson; Brnasels, Inapacto;
Miss J. Ritchie; Wroxeter,
Fordwicli, W. P. Dobson,
amination will be held on
28th and 29th, and the higi
aminations will commence o
r "Big Book Store"
lowing a beautiful
Dam erected in the
ist mill and wool -
Emat the same time,
was destroyed by
i nowused
s by
;ht plant. There is
Gregory's mill dam
, with the grist milt,
son. As these mill
ted largely to the
th of our prosperous
11 deserves a place as
ie.
For nice new and up-to-date furniture
in Sideboards, Bedroom Suites, Parlor
Suites, Couches, Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses. Call and see S. GRACEY'S
line and prices.
Huron Old So s' Annual Outing
The annual exc talon of the Huron
Old Boys' Aseooia..on of Toronto will
take place this ye ,r on Saturday, July
7th, the trains run Aug to Goderioh and
Lucknow. They ljave Toronto at 7 a.m
and 7.15 a.m. rein ectively, and are ex-
pected to arrive at their destination
about noon. The fare for the round
trip is $L85, and t ckets are good to re-
turn on any regular train Saturday or
Monday, or on the specials that leave
Goderioh and Ln.know at 6 p.m. on
Monday, July 9th. This is becoming a
more and more polar outing, and the
residents of this se tion will be pleased
to again welcome t e old boys and girls
to their native con ty.
FARM FOR SALE.—A good 100•aore
farm in the township of East Wawanoeh
is offered for sale at a bargain for a quick
sale. Terms and fall particulate at the
Titans office.
Ti
*L'i ... 40
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Adjourned Meet g of Council.
Although the adjo reed meeting of
Wingham Town C noir on Monday
evening was called f r eight o'clock, it
was about eight•thirt= when the numb -
ere got settled down la business, 0oun.
°Mors Forbes and 11 ulna being absent.
The evening was coo: t the council Cham-
ber not very warm, to the members re-
mained in the clerk s office, and there,
beside the oorporati n goal stove, they
legislated.
Two accouute. from
McBurpey, $155,19 a
in connection with th
ordered to be paid.
quarterly grant of $E'
ed to be paid.
On motion of Con s, Bell and Mc-
Donald, the Waterwo ks committee and
the acting clerk, Mr leulmage, were ap•
pointed to obtain lnfsrmation as to the
beat method of raisineemoney to provide
for waterworks cone stiona and extens-
ions,
A oommunioation 'rue read from the
G.T.R., asking at wh ,t rate per year the
council would suppl them with water
for their locomotives on the flat rate.
Corms On motion of Cos °Donald and Ben-
nett, it was decided
the G T Be with w
motives at $425 per
The matter of th
of land three feet
Fisher was again 1r
By -Law No. 54
management of th•
was read the neoe
and passed. It w
Messrs Young &
d $67.37, for work
waterworks, were
he citizens' band
50 was also order -
GAMES OFT E PAS r WEEK,
Lacrosse, Fool • all and Baseball--
Wingha in the Lead.
The first home
of the Intermedia
played on Wednea
tween Goderioh a
The game was fas
out, and was witn
of spectators, Th:
by the score of 71.
Mount Foreat,ex p
refereed the game
all. The followin
positions of the p1
Wingham—Go:
cover, George Wi
D Dinsley; secon
third defence, M
Coady; third ho
second home, E. E
Flemming; outsi
inside home, 3. M
Goderioh—Goal W. Doak; point, F.
Karn; cover, R. 1) wits; first defence, W.
Blackford; seeoe 1 defence, Beacon;
third defence, A. 'Johnston; centre, J.
Tait; third home, iS 0 Belcher; second
to offer to supply home, Geo. Seeor : first home, W Dare;
ter for their loco- outside home, . Hutchison; inside
home, J Murphy;
ear,
pnrobese of the strip The Maple Leas of Wingham were
width from Mr P. defeated by the Lavers of Seaforth in an
ft over. Intermediate 0. i . A. match in Seaforth
, 1908, to regulate the
on Tuesday, the :core being 13 goals to
waterworks system, 2.
jary number of times
a decided to have 100 Playing ten me to Brussels' eleven,
law together with Wingba'u footba 1 team won from Brns-
me in District No. 2
series, OLA., was
ay evening last be-
d Wingliant teams.
and clean through -
seed by a large crowd
local team won out
3. George Allan, of
cadent of the C L A.,
a the satisfaction of
are the names and
Yen:—
, Irwin;point, Moore;
gham; first defence,
defence, E. McGuire;
cilll/ray; centre, F.
•, e, Gordon Cook;
Nott; first home, A.
borne, W. Reid;
one.
h, Miss K. °)pies or Ina nye eels at the Iatter Taco on Friday last by
Robb and
disc Brockschedule of rates a td fees, printed for a score of 1 to 0 The game was played
; distribution.
Conn Nicholson ' asked, ibn behalf of an a downpour of rata. This gives
Entrance ex. }h }1efYo �f .„rr_ Wingham the liatriot championship,
Scottish ay at Lake.
Friday of this w ek will be Scottish
day at Kincardin Thera will be a
good program of t different kinds of
Scottish games and a baseball match be-
tween .Kincardine rad Lucknow, and a
lacrosse snatch bet een Kincardine and
t dayromtaea to
Th b0
in ham e
�' Bp
be a geed One. order that people
from this section ay spend a day at
the lake lawn, a octal train has been
arranged, leaving Wingham at 0 35 a m.
and the fare for alts, 70 cents with 85
dente for ohildr n. Train will leave
liluevate at 9.21 an., fare 80o and 40e;
W hiteohurch, 9. 8 a.m„ fare 65e and 860.
Spend Friday of his week at the lake
town.
Dr; Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat will be' at Ate.
Kibbon's drag store, Tuesday, July 3rd.
Hoare 2 p. m, to 8 p. M. G1eisMee prop-
erIi fitted.
ane 27th, Mr D IoKinle3', f
mg some of the a rade trees in front of boring won 2, 1
school ex -
June 30th his premises. Th? matter was left in the Rome and lion
hands of the Stre 4D1
Atter some fns
APPRENTICES WANTED.—Two appren-
times wanted, to learn the upholstering
business, Apply to Walker & Clegg,
at the upholstering factory.
Lost His Riggt Arm.
The following parti talars of the acci-
dent to our former tr:vnsman are given
in a dispatch from 0 Sound. Mr.
Holmes bits been in a very critical con-
dition, but is now in,�roving as favor -
ted. His brother
Tnrnberry visit-
s last week. The
Holmes, an em -
Portland Cement
ably as could be exper
Mr. David Holmes, o
ed with him a few da
dispatch says—"Ale
ployee of the San
Works here, had his ight arm torn off
at the shoulder joints and was terribly
bruised and cut by oeing caught in a
shaft while at work fairly this morning.
Holmes was alone in the slurry room at
the time, and was on an improvised
platform attemptin:; to replace a big
belt on a rapidly re ; olving pulley. In
some way his arm i was caught, and
in a second was torn ;from his shoulder.
Several ribs were b .oken, but the un-
fortunate man ewe' ed without further
injury. His escap, from death was
miraculous. He nev
and when the mans
Was hastily summa
minutes later, Hol
severed member and
humor that he guess
cod."
Iost consciousness,
r of the works, who
ed. arrived a few
es picked up the
ematked with grim
d it was gone for
Dr. Butler, London, will be at Queen's
hotel on:—Tuesday, June 19th; Tues-
day, July I71h. Hours 1 p.m. to rl 80
p.m. Eye, ear, nose and throat causal-
tations. Eyes tested for glasses.
INDIGESTION ? Why
suffer from it ?
FOTHERGH,L'S
Dyspepsia
Tablets
RELIEVE AND CURE
EVERY TIME.
wU.r....+..+.wr••
FOlt SALE riY
Walton -McKibhou
hitt.. U.
DRUCGIS 1 ,
Next door to poatoliioe.
This store Closaii at 8 p.
every agettitig exoe tF Saturday,
eieesawdee
t Committee. th lilllver ton
ther discussion in re• The teams:—
gard to the settlbment with the Wes- Brussels—Go
tern Foundry Col, the agreement witb eon, McDonald
Messrs }Towson,Harvey and Brookle- , Brown, Heater ;
bank, and the c dition of the cemetery, wing, Forest,
the council adjourned. I Carley, Spire:
Wingham—Go
Deane, Mitchell;
Cruickshank, Da
right wing, Ansi
wing, Aikenbead.
"Wingham jnnio
Mated the Jameat
place on Tuesday
t 1 and drawn one.
games will be played
in the second round.
1, Kerr; backs, Ander-,
half backs, Cardiff,
rentre,Strangb:an; right
eLennan; left wing,
, McArter; backs,
half backs, Wilson,
dson; centre, Miller;
y, McGillivray; left
Union Farmers' Institut excursion
to Model Farm, Guetph, n Saturday,
June 28rd. Train liafes Wingham at
7 36 a. m. Fare $1 25, good to return on
Monday. See Iarge posters.
The weather is now becoming season-
abiy hot, and Parasols will be in good
demand aI' once, You can find the lat-
est and best in these lines—at right
prices—at D. M. GORDON'S,
The Wing m Races.
The Wingham r es on "Wednesday
and Thursday of 1 st week were the
most successful in the history of the
Turf Club. More ace horses were in
the town this year an at any previous
race meeting. The weather was fine
and the track in th very best of condi-
tion. The attends e was hardly up to
that of previous ye re. The summary: --
FIRS DAY.
2 50 class:
Little Tim, W Hod on, Montreal 1 1 1
Miss Alcy, Chas. B rrett, Park-
hill 2 3 3
Zao Medium, Dr Kat , Berlin , , . , 4 2 4
Old Maid, H T Westbrook,
Brantford .. - . . 8 5 2
Also started : —Lad Gothard, Harry
Direct, Harry Moonli, ht, Hattie Ferga-
80n,
Time 2.2111, 23,1i, 2 201;
2 25 class—
College Sing, D McLachlan,
Chatham .... 1 1 1 11 o'clock a in, wh n their daughter,
Collingwood Boy, 31 . P J Stone, d in marriage to
Collingwood Mise Rose, was unit 3 4 2
Dan Finister, I AId us, Feaelon
Falls 2 5 3 ceremony was performed by Rev J R
Mr David Watters alt this town. The
Davy K, R Kettle, ' arnia 5 2 4 Gandy, D D, in the presence of about
Also started:— •b Roy, Autumn
King, Minnie oe Allen.
forty guests, relativ a and friends of the
Bell, .'
Time 2 201:x, ' 201, 2.1014. bride and groom, t e couple standing in
2 18 class: front of a beantifn mound of ferns, and
Little Sandy, J L B : iiey, Toronto *1 1 1 the bride being giv n away by her father.
Princess Simon, " in. Graham, The bride's weddi g gown was of voile,
Mand Wilkes, Mrs Mary Locke
London 3 3 4 and the wore the stomary bridal veil.
;
Nogales 2 2 2 2 The ceremony au congratulations being
Shadeland Boy,Fra kToor,Sea- over, the compan sat down to an et.
£ter which Rev Dr
vein proposed the
and groom and also
d hostess, in which
joined. A pleasatt,
afterwards apeat,
atititul presents at.
which the bride and
he happy couple left
rain for Toronto and
rad bra their return
The Tines joins
lends in wishing the
tae measure of happi-
i~ in their journey over
football team de-
wn Kickers at that
a snore of 2 to 0.
In a Lakeside L
ball on the Win
Thursday mornin
teams of Kincardin
latter were victorio
13.
In a game of base
Tuesday evening be
of Bell's factory and
the latter were viol
gue gatne of base•
ham diamond on
Last, between the
and Wingham, the
s by a score of 14 to
Paris Green
And
Hellebore
Hills everything in night. If
you do not with to be disappointed
you should bay only' the beat, w
e
have it and Gell
Bergers Paris Green
at 25G a pound
Hellebore 35c a pound.
Get your supplies from ns and
be ready for the bugs,
Wa l l ey's
Dru-� Store
Phone 100. Successor to McCall & Co
41111110111V VEIN
Real Estate
My business is to bring buyers and sell-
ers together. Iavestora'ktadty look
over the following, which are
but a few of the many
properties on list
87800-133;' acres, 13 mile from
Wingham; good bntldinge 57 acres
of hay land This mice includes
posseeaion at oner
$2200-86 • acres. adj •ining Blnevale.
Possession at once itroinding crop.
$3500-59 acres, 1;2 miles from Wing -
ham. Brick hones. bank barn.
$3200-100 acres, 2? miles from
Wingb'rm
$4500-100 acme, 2 miles from Blyth.
i2 mile from school
BLUEVALE VILLAGE PROPERTY
8300—Frame cottage, 12 acre of land.
$650-112 story frame house; good
stable, 4. acre of garden and 16
fruit trees.
TOWN PROPERTY.
$525•-11- 'story frame honse Edward St.
$650—Frame cottage, good cellar,
Carling Terrace.
8750-2 story frame house. atabie, it
rents for $7 per month. Charles St.
82500-2 story brick cottage; corner
lot John 8t
Agent for Western lands, call and •
get maps and full particulars.
J. H. CHISHOLrl,
Real Estate,, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Vanstone block, Wingham.
all on the park on
sen the employees
Walker & Clegg's,
ous by 7 runs to 6.
Fon SALE--Comfor
dwelling on Minnie
the TIMnS office.
ablnine-roomed
eet. Apply at
Snots THAT TALK:—To those who
know shoe quality we want only a chance
to show our new lines. They speak for
themselves. R. JOHNsxoh'sBOOT & SHOE
STORE.
In the Bond of Wedlock.
A quiet but hoop event was celebrat-
ed at the home of and Mrs George
Wynn, Frances etre t, on Wednesday at
forth.... 5 4 4 3 ceilent dinner,
Also started.—Cur Hunter and Jeseie Gandy in a hap
Rodgers. * Dead gbeat.
2 2 haaIth of the brid
Time 2.181, 2 a 17�' 0' that of the host a
SEWN DAY
2.28 aloes all present heartii
Gladstone, J Gladet e, Coling. - sociable time wa
Hazel Ilan, Chas Ba rett,Park-3 3 1 1 1- Many useful and
hill 1 5 2 5 5 tested the esteem i
Nevi ilio • groom are held.
fi I� e
vi a Co
Little Pete g
L ' ' 20088 on the 240GT11
Wood.... Lon Cody, D Letris,'Barrie 4 4 3 4 2 other points oast,
Also started—Hee 1 Belle, N'ettie Stat.
Time --2.231, 2 231 2.27, 2.271 2.26 will reside in tow
2 21 class— With their many f
OBrlillybCa oBloellE GeCouH.ia*ie1O1.ltDC21 21 21 . yoesuenagnduolespaersIs
Debby 0, T Cain, L theta* 3 4 3 the dna o! line,
Mite Casey, W Retie t, Montreal 7 3 9
Also started—Mat
Brino, Happy I.irea
Queen.
2 10 elms
—
beaky, /11 Swartz
Collingwood Rook
tloltingwood
Starkey, Ed Frans
MOO Started.—
Reg
e Weaver, Anna 'V
ler, Dr 0, 'Cottage Wat rtt .—Good strong young men
to learn steel range making. Apply to
Wingham.. 1 1 I W1tsxmnn FouNn1tY Oo., Winghata.
, T Neville, WANrsn AT O OE—A. Mambo* of
2 2 2 stonemasons end b cklayere to Work on
, Matinee. 3 8 3 Wingbam high ehool. Good wages
Bar: will be paid, ply to Niohalaon &
Bennett.
WING H Ai1T
RUMNESS COLLEGE
is a High-grade Commercial School
— TIMED COURSES —
Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write 080. SPOTTON, Principal.
We make a specialty of neat Picture
framing andrepair work. Special clear-
ing out sale of Carpets, at GRAOY's.
MACHINE REPAIRING —I have taken
over the machine shop of W G Paton
and am prepared to do all kande of steam
and hot water fitting, rtpairs to engines
and boilers and all kinds of farm mach-
inery. ROBERT M. COOPER
Say, Harry!
That's a swell looking pair of Shoes
you have ou•--mind telling me where
yon got them ?
Ot coarse not I got them of W',
J. GREER. 1 alwas s buy my Shoes
there."
I'd like to have a pair about like
them—mind telling me what they
coat?
"Of eonrse not. I paid $3 50 for
them!"
Great Scott! I would have RUSH.
ed 45.00 at least I wonder if GREER
can fit me as well os he has you?
"Certainly he can Ile can lit
anybody, far he bete all sizes and
widths, Viverybedy likes hie shoes,
The above conversation was heard
on the street yesterday.
A fall Stock Of 'trunks Ind Valises
W. J. Greer