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[GHAM TIMES.
VOL XXXVIL—NO. 1891.
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IPREE 1 FREE !
50 cents
We are selling $1,G0 bottles of
F1a$seed Emulsion and Hypop-
hosphites p
bites 50 0 c n is
.
Flaxseed is best fat producer
ever discovered and when com-
bined with Hypophosphites is un-
equalled as a SPRING TONIC
and as a remedy for Colds,
Bronchitis, Exhaustion and
Nervous Trouble.
$1.00 Bottles for 50 centsi
[7alion McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
aoneia swot wwxn on Block,
ng am,
1
New
Spring
Goods
We have just opened out our new
goods, for Spring and Summer.
To say they are the nicest range
ever ahown here is putting It
pretty strongly, but really the
Stritirgs are beautiful, both in
design and material.
The prevailing colors are Ele-
phant Grays a n d Browns in
stripes and plaids. Of course
Blacks and Blues are always cor-
rect, and we have a Iarge range
Of these goods,
HAT811•1
A choice stook of Hats in all the
newest styles.
Forushings1
A good, new stook in all lines.
Shirts, Underwear, ',Cies, Collars,
Gloves, Fanny Vests, etc,
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CORE IN.
ROBTN MAXWELL
Merchant Tailor and
Men's Furnishings
JUST. IN
11,04.101111,10
Another l a r g e shipment of
CfOICE TEAS from the best
gardens in the world. We have
about 20 different kinds, some of
the qualities very little known.
OUR BLENDS are now be-
coming favorites, and we invite
yon in just for
A Tea Talk
Try our 40e. and 500. blends.
Lennon3 Oranges
Bananas Pineapples,ote.
E'ferything. i n CHINA. a i1 d
CROOKEIZY going III
Rook Bottom Prieoa.
1. Henry Christie
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear ilreer's Shoes and Rubbers
Cantata and rgan Recital.
Keep in mind tli organ recital and
oantata to bo give in St• Andrew's
Presbyterian Chu h next Tuesday
evenirg, May 12th Mr. Hewlett, of
Hamilton is Canada
and no person about
The cantata will b
given in Wingha
only 25 cents,
''s greatest organist
miss hearing him.
one of the best ever
. The admission is
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fella' butcher shop.
Queens's Ho el Improved,
The Queen's ho 1 property is being
greatly improved t is week by the ap-
plication of a new oat of paint. Dur-
ing the winter t is house bas been
thoroughly overha led in the interior
and now the brtgh ping up of the ex-
terior wilt make it one of the best
public houses in extern Ontario. Mr,
Swarte believes keeping everything
up to -date.
FOR SALE—Olover, Timothy, Goose
Wheat, eto. GED. E SINo.
Oddfeilow
The Wirgham 0
ing ; members, will
birthday of the fo
by attending div
Methodist Church
in a body. Rev.
will preach a spe
occasion: All me
requested to meet
Wilson block, at 6
Service.
fellows, v, ith visit -
celebrate the 89th
nding of the Order
e service in the
xt Sunday evening
o. W. G. Howson
sal sermon for the
eta of tbe Order are
in the lodge room,
'clock p. m.
FARM TO BENT—
Erase or oroppin
Wingbam, Apply
ood farm to rent for
Two miles from
to H. DAVIS
Holmes' Unto
Holmes' Union
opens for the En
day next, May
s ohool bas secure
Superintendent,
is expected that t
t o Sourish as it
ex years. A lar
ted as acme cha
the chafes. So
at 2.30 o'clock.
•
Sunday School.
Sunday School re -
mer months on Sun -
10th. The Sunday
Mr. A E. Lioyd as
nd under bis sway it
e eohcol will continue
s done during the past
e attendance is reques-
ges are to be made in
001 ogees next Sunday
Knott's are going; out of wall paper.
10,CCO rolls to be sold at coat. Now for
baigains.
New Hospital
Mies Stevenson
signed her position
the Winghsm Hoep
appointed Miss Jan
hospital, London, a
Welsh took np her
Friday last. She is
toria hospital, Lo
pleted her course in
eight years in the
Welsh comes to
commended and t
every euccess in h
ham hospital.
Superintendent.
suing recently re-
s superintendent of
al, tbe Board has
Welsh, of Victoria
her successor. Miss
ew duties here on
a graduate of Vio-
don, having cora-
1966, spending some
ndon hospital. Miss
Ingham highly re-
s TlnEs wishes her
Rork in the Wing -
'Sunday Schoo
The members o
diet Sunday Soho
sooiil time in th
evening last. T
'started into a vert
refreshments of
and Coffee were s
program was. n
auditorium, at 1
oontribnted by
The affair, whi
was the outcome
the olaeses fo
attendance of in
's Social Evening.
the Wingham Metho-
1 spent a very pleasant
ohurch on Thursday
e school room was non-
able dining hall, where
sandwiches, entre, tea
rued. An impromptu
erwards given in the
ad one number being
soh clime of the sohool.
h was most enjoyable,
of a competition #among
the highest average
bers.
Gnus W eerrxn.--1; or work on power
sewing maehinea in knitting mill or on
day work. Olean, steady work and
.MbprNineteen
FG. OLindited,Pais Oen
Sons of
At the regular
Caledonia, Sona of
evening several n
caved. Mr. 'W
Marys, District D
ant and delivers
workings of the
Jeer Craig wM ale
of the meeting
made to D. Benne
supper in Ur. Ke
Wel 'erred and a
speech Making a
loom Camp of th
one of our best.1
a flourishing condi
tphle We gabizing a
Scotland.
Meeting of damp
Gotland on Monday
members were re-
Johnston, of St.
puty Chief Wait rom-
an address on the
;der. Grand tytgati-
present. At the oiose
ai adjOntnmettt was
y's restaurant Where
telly's very beet stile
Ieasent betty spent in
ii story telling. The
Sons of Scotland Is
iOOletiek and 1d in
ion. Mr. Orate per.
p at tech
hi ur0h
�
The Grow
' Mr. W. H Het
snbsoription to the
doing well in the
bas been appoint
Wreford, Sask.
wheat and oats sow
ful weather, and f
seeding. Mr. Kele
r
dire t
00 ofthe N
Society, Nokomis
market town, W
located only one
last fall and nowy
which shows the
west. Mr. Hole's
be pleased to hoa
with success.
.WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NAY 7, 1908,
g West.
in renewing his
TzlliEs says he is
rowing West, He
i Postmaster at
e has considerable
and reports beanti.
mere all busy with
has been eleoted a
iterate r` 1 taxa 1
.keg ion
being his nearest
ere Mr, Hele is now
use was to be seen
can oountsomefifty,
rapid growth of the
ld friends here will
that he is meeting
Read "Big bargain in men's shoea" on
page 5. Winans & Co , exolusive shoe
dealers.
Pretty M
A pretty weddi
:Wingham R. C.
on Wednesday m
when Miss Ma
daugbter of Mrs,
Turnberry becam
Robt; J. Sproal,
ceremony was per/
Laurendean, in t
company of friers
runny the invited
home of the bride
wedding dinner
oongr.atulations e
wedded couple,
will have the b
circle of friends.
•
y Wedding.
g took place in the
hunch at 9 30 o'elook
ruing of this week,
ie $, McKinnon,
ohn McKinnon, of
the bride of Mr.
of Tnrnberry. The
rimed by Rev, Father
presence of a large
s. After the cere-
gnests went to the
mother, where the
e served and hearty
tended to the newly
r. and Mrs. Sproal
t w1ehts of a large
Mre. B. Flynn wil
up till the end of JD
furniture. Call at
street.
ta•r..
sel 'y private sale
all her household
r residence, Minnie
Local Optin
Mr. J. B. Mac
half of Richard
k cal option bs-1
How ick, County
reasons alltged
which is moot
that formerly a
the township.
years ego, and
t0 succeed him.
married again,
Her present bus
work, snob as at
Ings, eto , but s
documents, sno
field apparently
precedents that
again her indivi
in that of her h
Of Clerk becam
means that for
township has in
Oleik at all, an
not all of its pr
gular, among tb
law appealed a
a number of otb
by -law -was onl
of four votes GT
fifths majority.
By -Law Appeal.
erzie is moving on be -
°Grath to quash the
w of the township of
of Huron. Among the
is one of novelty of
refreshing. It appears
r. Dane was clerk of
e died a numbbr of
is widow was appointed
Subsequently the lady
d is now Mrs. Walker.
and has been doing the
endirg Council meet
bas been signing all
as by-laws, eto. It is
n- the soundest of Legal
s soon as she 'married
uality became merged
abated, and the position
ipsofaoto vacant. This
number of years the
entity been without a
consequently most, if
eedings has been kro-
na, of course, the by -
millet. There are also
r grenade alleged. The
passed by it plurality
the necessary three -
HOUSE WANTED To RENT --Small
family, apply to W. H. Winnls at the
shoe store, Robt. Johnston's old stand.
DRESSMAKING
es to annonnoe t
dressmaking est
own home, on
Catherine St.,
ss Carruthers wish -
t sheiis prepared to do
r by the day or at her
the south corner of
ngham.
More H
Last Friday,
ping of the ne
hundred and t
peremptorily
by-Iawe or we
months in wh
nese. Local
oipalitiee act
the number,
off by license
the exercise
various linens
has 2,260 bare
6,185; in 1905
The list of t
local option n
her with the n
IS as follows:
del, one; Be
WO; Brunel,
bellford, six;
more, three;D
Erin, three;
four; Molten
ndillbrook, fo
two; lvorwoo
Oreemee, tw
five; Wile
Seymour, o
ling, three;
tels Wiped Out.
ay 1st, as the begin -
license year 1908.9, one
enty hotels were either
end under local option
given from One to three
oh to wind up their busi-
ption in thirty-one muni -
rutted for ninety-four of
bile the balance 'were out
reduction meesares Or in
f the discretion of the
boards. To day Ontario
cros; in 1875 there were
691, and in 1007 2,370.
o mnnioipalitied in which
w comes in force, •toget•
niber of licenses in eaOb,
Animater, four; Aspho-
erley, three; Brighton,
e; Caister, one; Oamp•
Colborne, three; Oree-
rham, three; Eldon, five;
alnilton, nye; Hoeviek,
r, one; Medonte, six;
; Mulmur, two; Murray,
, two Nortrioh, three;
Oriilitt, eight; Pittsburg,
five; Schreiber, two;
Somerville, two; Stir•
oodville, two.
Dr.. Oriole. Oculist, tendon, Surgeon
d Throat will be at
Eye, Nose fin t
McKibbon'a drug etotre, Monday, May
2,15th. Hours: 12 eon. tot p.m. Glasser
properly fitted,
Trotting $ anion.
Ur. W. Fnl$ingh n, of Elora has
again planed his we .known trotting
stallion, "Sir John" in tbis section for
the eteasen, Sir John s sired by Old
Clear Grit and his stoo has made good
reoordl in many raoes. This horse will
be at Brunswick hot stables every
Saturday and Mr, Robt J, Dey is again
in charge.
WANTEn.---Large quantities egga 18o;
rolt butter 27o, Quo. E, KING.
How to Makt
All shrewd newspa
oially the ladies, re
that the real news tha
is found in the adver
merchants, The me
tises is a reporter,
newepapers what he
is real news. If Bora
ing a run on shoes a
that is news to any
shoes. If another i
bargains in overcoats,
sets, hats, dress good
tura, groceries, oval o
anything that the fa
is news that means
family and the peopl
why merchants adver
Money.
er readers, espe-
lily acknowledge
affects the pocket
isemente of local
chant who adver-
reports to the
es to offer and it
merchant is mak-
d selling them,
one who needs
offering special
underwear, cor•
carpets, furni-
wood, stoves or
ily needs, why it
money to every
know it. That'e
iso in newepapers
See Greer's. Shoe Windo for the
newest styles in Misses Children's
Shoes. We would be aced to have
you call. W. J. GREER.
Made An Im
The many friend
Rev, T. S. Boyle, re
Paul's Church will
that he received a s
Christ's Chards, 0
vices were largely at
and at the evening se
orowded. In report'
Sunday's work, the
in part as follows:—
made a splendid i
congregation of Ohr
marks in bis open
ression.
in Wingham of
ently rector of St.
be pleased to learn
endid reception at
etham. Both ser
ended on Sunday
vice the church was
g Mr. Boyle's first
hatham Planet says
'Rev, Mr. Boyle has
pression with the
et Church. • Hie re
ng sermons touched
the hearts of his hearers, and plainly
sh owed tbat he • as the right•idea and
if he comes np to he expectations of his
flock he will prov: one of the best rec-
tors who has ever cted as their spiritual
adviser. This is :eying a great deal,
but Mr. Boyle giv:s promise of fulfilling
and living np t the excellent ideals
which he outlined in his addresses yest-
erday."
SEED CORN—The best early maturing
varieties for ensilage or green feed for
sale. GEO. E. KING.
Methodist S. -. Anniversary.
Sun day last was the anniversary day
of the Wingham Methodist Sunday
School, and the evinces were perhaps
the most succeed • in the history of the
school. The prea her for the occasion
was Rev. Dr. Ran in, of Carlton street
church, Toronto,- nd his sermons were
practical, instruct' e and helpful. The
members of the wheel occupied the
centre seats of he, church at both
morning and eve ing services, and ap-
propriate music • as given by a large
choir under the d • eotian of Mr. F. J.
Hill. Itt the .' ternoon ,;the school
assembled in the a • ditorinm, and there
was a large attend nee of visitors, The
superintendent, M F. Buchanan, pilot-
ed the andienoe t • rouph an interesting
programme, inoln' ing addresses by Rev.
Dr. Rankin, and ev. H. E Allen, pas-
tor of the Baptist church, The reports
showed the school to be In a flourishing
condition; the.
bore 447, with a
ante; the recetp
over $430, and tb
oontribnted to
feature of the of
presentation of a
to Miss Items Ke
and Janette Bro
profioienoy In
texts. The press
Mr. John Kerr 0
tendent of the so
emberahip now num-
good average attend -
for the year were
BUM of $154.95 was
fissions. A pleasing
;noon service was the
handsome book each
nedy and Misses Clara
k, as a reward for
emorizing Scripture
Wien was made by
behalf of the anperin-
ool.
SE
The Ontario IA
been investigat
Seaforth to the
deemed to be wid
liquor -selling 'w
results show th
been well found
tor Ayearst wad
matter, and he wv
the hands of Lice
Clinton, two or
of the five hate
the omei dere gi
d and.
i3illrietea ,
guilty. Back of
fined 00 and
OW pending.
FOrtTli
ense Department has
g complaints from
efreet that the town
open as far as illegal
Concerned, and the
e complaints to have
d. Provinoial In,peo-
put to work oh the
Boon able to place in
*Inspector Torrance,
re (Wee against each
eepete. On Monday
n tit Polios Magistrate
the offenders pleaded
he Are hotelmen was
. There it another
ESTIMATES
RESENTED.
Committees of To
their Requireme
of Y
Council Present
is for Balance
Petitioners Ask for G
Accounts fussed—C
pert ea Meat Hud
adlnr of ftreets—
mmlttee to Ro-
tncluspectlon,
There was not a arge amount of
business before the To n Connell at the
regular meeting on ondey evening,
and the tension lee ed only about an
hour. Meyer Holme = was in the chair,
and there were present Councillors Bell,
Gregory, Hanna, Nibholson and Spot -
ton.
A petition was read : rem R,F. White,
H. E. Isard; and otber:, asking for the
grading and making passable Oornyn
street, and the port . ns of Catharine
street and Carling T: race south from
John street to Bineval: Road.
Couus, Gregory expr and the opinion
that some plan should be followed in
regard to whatever wormight be done
on the streets. On ., , tion of Oonns.
Hanna and Spotton, the request of the
petitioners was referre to a special
committee composed of e♦'nns. Gregory,
Bell t nd Nicholson, to eport at next
meeting.
The report of the Fina ce Committee,
which was adapted, ren' mmended the
pay went of the followin, amounts :—
Fred Scott, work at dam $ 3 00
Robt. Deyeli " " 3.60
S. B, Rind "I 1 20
Wm. Aitcheson, bnryin dog...., .50
John Davidson, labor . . 7.65
Ed Lewis, salary , , , .. 20.00
Bell Tel, Co., excbang: service7.60
J B. Ferguson, salary, eto 55 50
Geo. Allen, salary.... 45.00
R Rankin, salary... .,., 7 00
Albert Sanderson, tel "ing, etc.. , 29 05
J. A. McLean, lumbar & teaming 25.88
Alex Young, snpplie 2.85
Jos Latronioo, tato 5 25,
D. O. McDonald, /a or 27.65
Jas. Gibson, labor 3.75
J. A, James, labor .50
Wm. Moore, labor 6 00
D. C. McDonald, bor 7.53
H. Dennis, labor 3 15
John Glenn, pipe for standpipe. , 1.25
Jno. Bugg & Son supplies, and
tapping ma' • is 16 81
Electric light a counts amounting to
$412,56 were also ecommended fonpay-
ment.
The Waterwor:s Committee present-
ed an estimate of he amount of money
required for th improvement of the
fire protection sy=tem, as.follows:—
Firemen, sa : ries $360.00
Telephone a stem , 135,00
Hydrants a' ' valves... 50 00
Repairs to d . m 50.00
Coal for pu .' ping 36.00
Gutting ice, . 45.00
Lumber, etc. 52.00 c
Incidentals .. 125.00
$853.00
The Streets and Sidewalks Committee
estimated the ex'enditnre in that de-
partment at $1000.
The Property
$425 be allotted t
suggested that the
some money on the
cemetery, and it
should be done.
On motion of C
ory, the estimate
were referred to
mittee,
Moved by Coons Spotton and Hanna,
and carried, tha' the Mayor and the
mover and second be a committee to
report on the best method of inspecting
all cattle elaught:red by local butchers,
and carcasses • animals offered for
sale; also for the inspection of dairies
supplying milk ithin the town.
In moving ' e resolution, Conn.
Spot ton said he • td not know that there
was any disease 1 meat or impure milk
sold in the to n, but in view of the
fact that otb .r towns were moving
along similar 1' • es, it is well to take np
the matter her:.
On motion 'f Gonne. Nicolson and
Hanna, the s'-'• of $800 was placed to
the oredit of th Pablie School Board,
Mayor Holm s reported that he had
been asked to pay some money ont of
the proceeds ' the relief concert for
the pertorman.e of an operation, He
had given the , •pinion that the money
should not b used for that purpose,
and the con oil concurred in this
view.
There being no other business, the
Ootincil adjour ed.
'mmittee asked that
em. Mayor Holmes
committee expend
improvement of the
as agreed that this
• rm. Bell and Greg -
of the committees
the Finance Oom-
Stratford II raid:—"Mr. Hewlett is
an nndoubte • genius musically and is
richly entitle • to the reputation of being
one of Cana • O's moat brilliant orgaa-
tete. , , The organ was made to live
and speak an . display all kinds of moods
under Mr, ewlett,s direction, The
unbroken hue' during his sOft passages
was such as ' recall the old saying that
a pin could 13 • • e been heard to drop, the
enthroiment 'f the bonees being eons-
plate." --St. • ndrAw s Ohniroh, "114`ing•
ham, on T.:aday evening. May 12th.
DOn't fail t' hear Mr. Hewlett.
$! A YEAR IN ADVANCE
PROVINCIAL ]ELECTIONS,
Monday, June 8
The proolamatien
Lieutenant-Governa�
eleventh Provincial
sued on Saturday la
for candidates for
hasfor
ha been fixed t
lig all riding where t
polling will take plt
June. The holding
on a Monday is wit
history of the Provi
eieotions have at ti
day of the week.
The general eleoti
plane in Jtine next,
the history of the
the machinery will
a Conservative Gov
Oonfederation the
Administration, a
h is Polling Day,
of His Honor the
, dissolving the
Parliament was is.
1. Nomination day
ie new L gislature
e 1st of a Jn nd
June,
ere is a contest the
19 on the 8th of
f a general election
nt precedent in the
oe, although bye
es been held on that
n, which will take
Al be the first in
rovinoe in which
e in the hands of
rnment, Following
Sanfield Macdonald
ooaltition Ministry
remained in power from Jnly 1867 to
Deo. 191h, 1871. Than Dame the Blake
Government, whin•. held office from
Deo. 201h, 1871, to O' t. 25th, 1872, fol-
lowing which Sir O1i er Mowat was in
power from Oct. 26t •, 1872, to July 19th,
1896. On Jnly 25th he Hardy Govern-
ment Dame into pow:r and continued in
office until Oot. 17t . , 1899. The Hon.
Geo. W. Ross first 'ok office on Oct.
21st, 1899, and his • dministra'sion con-
tinued until Feb. 7t' , 1905, when the
Conservatives were etnrned under the
Ieaderehip of the pr sent Premier.
Following the e ection of 1905 the
Legislature consiat:d of 69 Conserva-
tives and 29 Liberals. It the election
of 1902 there were etnrned 51 Liberals
and 47 Conservativ • s, and at the general
election of 1898 50 iberals, 43 Coneerva.
rives and one Patr • n.
The t wo Candida es in North Huron
are now in the acti e work of the oom-
paign in visiting the different parts of
the riding. Mr. ohn T. Currie, the
Liberal candidate is a farmer and as
North Huron is :rgely made np of
rural municipaliti• s would it not be
well for the farme : of this riding to see
to it that one of th twelves are sent to
Legislature. Mr. +arrie has had the
necessary experien•e to well fit him for
this position. Th • Whitney Govern-
ment had too large a majority in the
last House and the • teeters of this riding
can strengthen the opposition by send
Mr. Currie to Tor' nto, The Liberals
must be up and do' ' g and if every one
does bis part Nort • Huron will be true
to Liberalism.
- PRESBYTER AN MISSIONS.
The thirtyseoo • d annual meeting of
Women's Foreign h, iesionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church in Canada
(western section) being hold in To-
ronto this week.
The reports sh'w 8,757 members of
42 Presbyterial So idles in the General
Society, 13,941 in nxiliaries and 9,549
in Mission Bands.
The Home Scare ary'e report shows 32
Presbyterial soolet es, 3 new Presby-
terials, 39 new An >iliaries and 36 new
Mission Bands. T . total number of
Auxiliaries is 805 arid of Bands 392. Life
membership certii oates were issued
during the year to 160. The total con-
tributions of Auxili ries amounted Iast
year to $56, 781.45, f Mission Bands $8,-
839.70 of the 2,214 S uttered Helpers $2.-
084.54, and from ool ctions,eto., $742 37,
making in all $68,3 7.56. The receipts
in the publication account were $5,-
099.68, and there is left a balance of
$458 29.
The Ewart M saionary Training
Home' now almost leven years
old, has
to date sent out 2 workers into all
fields. The total r ceipts of the home
were $2,059 14, tool ding $1,300 reoeived
from the General Treasurer, and the
total expenditure es $2,031.53. Be-
sides the receipts i the general fund of
the W F. M. S , 8 307 55, there stands
on the revenue old : a balance from last
year of $2 254,5.0. There remains now
in the bank (April 21, 1908) ;balance of
$1,290,32, after pa ing on account for
1908 $54,827 79, a ' stance of $11,172.21
due on the e0timat: a of 1907 and other
expenditures. Thsummary of the
financial statement or the year ending
December 31st, 100 shows the follovr-
itig division 01 expen ; itnre : —India, $26,-
068.99; Homan, $6,1 c 80; Formosa, $7,-
129 S8; '1 orthwest, $12,974 66; British
Columbia, $4,973.81 andQhinese inBrit-
ish (iolnndbia, $593
OHURO
NOTES,
Rev. Mr. Mile
rooter of the Chu
resigned and' moved
The Rev. W.
Methodish Church,
pulpit next Sunday,
in
The evening
l g
voted to the totems
Order of Oddfeilotv
in a body, and oc
All are welcome.
for twelve years
h of England has
Aylmer,
Howson, of the
ill occupy his own
orning and even-
ervin e
I
wit be da"
of the Tndependent
whowill attend
y the centre seats,
Far
Death on Mond
well known and m
of East Wawanos
Robert George Hai
Deceased had been
some months an
tremble. He was o
tiers in the township
interest in public aff
number of years Soh
section. He was a
and a member of the
His death wtll be de
]arge oirole of friend
widow and family w
sympathy of the co
e rat will be held to
Wingham cemeter
PYOn
morning claimed a
st reapected•reaident
in tbe person of
es, in hi 68th year,
failing health for
ring from heart
of the early set -
and tack an active
ire and was for a
of Trustee in bis
iberal in politics
Anglican "church,
ly regretted by a
and the bereaved
1 have the sincere
unity, The fun-
dey (Thursday) to
1y �
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4
WGeo. Spotton, Principal.
?J7�'r r-7 tr„ F.3."�r�5r rd' r
Dr. Nelson Tai • of 498 Spadini' ave.
Toronto, will be . the Queen's hotel,
Wingham, on Thu eday, May 1411t: for
consultation in di :stied Of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. t: lasses fitted.
Hon, Prank Latchford has been ap-
e atOoestien to Mr. JnStioe Mabeinted lede in the Ontario Highe. t,
At the Conservative oonvention held
in leneall tiri Tuesday, Mr. 13. Either,.
thelate member Wit* reg -nominated for
the Legislature lot South Earon.
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