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VOL XXXVII.--NO. 1.896.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1908.
FREE ! FREE 9
50 cents
We are selling $1,C0 bottles of
Flaxseed Emuls.ion and IIypop-
hosphites for 50 cents.
Flaxseed is best fat•producer
ever discovered and w hen 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 cents
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
. . - - •- •
New
Spring
Goods
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Died in T
There passed awe
the home of her s
Ross, in Turnberr
relict of the Iate Th
81st year. Decease
Cumberland, Engle
ada when quite youn
she resided in Bride
the past five years h
home with her dung
The deceased lady
Wm. Nioholson, of
We have just opened out our new
goods for Spring and Summer.
To say they are the nicest range
ever shown here is potting it
pretty strongly, but really the
Snitings are beautiful, both in
design and material,
The prevailing colors are Ele-
phant Grays a n d Browns i n
stripes and plaids. Of course
Blacks and Blues are always cor-
rect, and we have a large range
of these goods.
HATS��IIIII
A ohoice stock of Hats in all the
newest styles.
furnishings.
rnberry.
on Friday last at
in•Jaw, Mr. Alex
, Jane Nioholson,
P. Coulson, in her
was a native of
, anJttoame to Can-
. For many years
Columbia, but for
d been making her
ter in Turnberry.
s an aunt of Mr
ingham.
Special prices on al kiods of furniture
at WALKER'S Furniture Store.
Wedding
Tuesday cf la
of an event in T
that excited rano
This was the marr
Irene Macpherson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ja
town, to Midford
of our praotior
ceremony was
Church at 1130
a marriage in
churches is
the unusual in
Miss Agnew, o
dance.
A good, now stock in all lines.
Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars.
Gloves, Fancy Vests, etc.
COME IN.
ROBT MAXWELL
Merchant Tailor and
Mien's Furnishings
Teeswater.
week was the date
eswater's social life
pleasant interest.
age of Miss Gladys
eldest daughter of
es Macpherson of
Gillies, M. D , one
g phyeiciane. The
onduoted in Knox
a. m, In Teeswater
ne of the Protestant
a rare occurrence—hence
rest. Dr. Agnew and
town were in atten-
Wingham 14 Goderich 6.
Victory perched on the banners of the
local base). all nine i a the opening game
of Lakeside League in Wingham, on
Friday afternoon at, Goderich being
the Visiting team- The feature of tha
game was Barr is work behind the
bat. Following are the names and
positions of the Ingham team:—Bar-
rett, o; Dunlop p; W. Britton, 1 b;
Moore, 2 b; Algi , 3 b; Hammond, s. s ;
Yacllie, 1. f,; Workman, c, f.; Field,
r. L. Umpire—lohneton, of Lucknow.
WOOL WANTED.— 50,000 lbs. Wool
wanted. Highest )..rices peid. KI\G
. E.
Slaughter H
The people of Wi
from their slumbers
on Friday morning
the fire alarm, the
slaughter house on
used by Thos. Fe
building, owned by
was completely
Fells lost a carcass
his butchering to
insurance on build
firemen reaponde
hose were not laid
too far from the fi
PHONE 5 9
Speak for Themselves
That's what our teas do. They've got
quahtyty,strength and pungencyy, and what
FLAVORa drinker likes—DELICACY OF
Others Speak
Those who use them recommend them.
WRY? Because they're good and they like
them.
You Won't
Use any other if you once give them a
fair trial. Sion ll get suited both in quality
and price.
AS IN TEA S� ROCERIfiS
AND PROVISIONS. WE KEEP
THE BEST AND THEY SEL-
DOM COST MORE THAN
SUBSTITUTES
kmarassammeatearria
MORE FOR THE MONEY than you can
get elsewhdre in Boots and Shoes, at
W. J. GREER'S.
The Londo
The London Co
dist Church held
last week, with a
ministers and la
matters dealing w
Church were disco
reports presented a
past year. The offi
ensuing year are as
Rev. A. H. Going,
Secretary, Rev, T.
ley ; Assistant Seor
Graham and Rev,
Belmont; Statistioa
Jas. Elford, Lebann
tary, Rev. R. A. Mill
F. M. Fothergill, f
minister at Strathro
connection with the
Joseph L. Rntledg
Walter E Donnelly,
received on probati
The Conference
in Askin street ohn
Conference.
ference of the Meth.•
is sessions in Exeter
arge representation of
delegates. Various
th the work of the
sed and the different
ood showing for the
ers elected for the
ollows : —President,
Exeter; Recording
. Blatchford, Rip•
taries, Rev. W. 11
R. H. Barnby, of
Seoretary, Rev.
; Journal Seore-
r, Corinth. Rev.
rmerly a Baptist
, was received into
onferenoe, Metiers
, of London, and
of St. Thomas were
n for the ministry.
ill meet next year
h at London.
use Burned.
gleam were roused
about two o'clock
by the ringing of
``fire being at the
the Binevale road
s, bdtohcr. The
lir. W. F. Vanstone
destroyed and Mr.
f beef, six pigs and
Is. There was no
g or contents. The
promptly, but the
as the hydrant was
New tan and chocolate colored shoes
at Willis & Co. Everything new and
fresh. Read their adv. on page 5.
VISIT OUR CHINA HALL SECOND
FLOOR.
Henry Christie
Western F
The Western F
taxies will have a
tures tbie year.
will be Athletio D
good events will
handsome medals
given. The Dog
and better than ev
and Dollars being
and premiums.
be carried on in t)
and Mannfaoturer�
Main Building.
programs of Attra
to the public will 1
in front of the Gr
List has been re'e
peoiaily in the La
large additions m
Prize Lists, entr
dress the Secretary
Ontario.
Plumbing and T smithing.
Mr. W. J. Boyce, : uooeesor to J.
Bugg & Son, annonnc •e that he is now
ready•for all orders irl,• e line of plumb-
ing and tinsmithing. • e is also offer-
ing inducements to cash buyers, in
tinware and grant ware. See his
advertisement on pag 4.
WANTED.—Large quantities eggs 18o;
and tub batter. GEo. E. KING.
Great stock of sideboards and buffets
at ant rate prices at WALRI n'S Furni-
ture Store.
Bell—Johnsto
The home of Mr.
John ton, Leopold et
of a pretty weddin
afternoon, when thea
Hazel, beoame the hri
Bell, of Southampto
Wingham. The care
formed by Rev. Wm.
The bride and groom h
in Wingham and vioin
in the best of wishes f
all along the journey o
Nuptials.
nd Mrs. Robert
et, was the scene
on Wednesday
daughter, Miss
e of Mr. Charles
, formerly of
ony was per.
owe, of London.
ve many friends
y, who will join
their happiness
life.
FOR SALE.—Singly, or together, two
matched half Clyde Mares—one 4, one 3
years old. Inquire at H. E. Isard's &
Co.'s store.
ir, London.
ir, of London, On.
umber of new fern
Monday, ,Sept. 14th,
y, when a number of
be put, on for which
Ind trophies will be
Show will be larger
,r, about One Thous
>ffered in dash prizes
milking contest will
e Dairy Department
will be busy in the
Jne of the greatest
tions ever presented
o put on twice daily
nd Stand. The Prize
sed throughout, (es -
res' Depa tment) and
e to the same. For
forma and etc., ad.
A.M. Heint,London,
Death of
The death on Th
Ginn, beloved wife
removes one of the
dents of Morrie to
had been in failing
weeks and for so
living with her dr
Tindall, of the BJ
Mrs. Hunter was b
Ireland, and cam
young girl, and res
Township, whore
her now bereaved
moved to King '
years ago they mov
Morris, residing on
tinuously. When
this section the
wilderness, and eh
country cleared in
For many years she
of the Church of En
in high esteem b
friends. The fune
cemetery on Satnr
largely attended.
BRING [along your shoes! We do
repairingland WE Do IT RIGHT. Lowest
prices. W. J. GREER,
Death of aures Currie.
Mr. James Curr e, one of the respect-
ed residents, passtd over to the great
some in Turnberry,
ngham) on Monday
8th year. Deceased
int; health for some
was not considered
til a few days ago,
being inflammation
was born in Scotland
ame to Canada, set -
r Canada, He then
ania where he lived
ving to this district
go. Mr. Currie was
olitics and in religion
tionalist, but of late
the Baptist Church.
or of friends he was
m and his death re -
the pioneers. Mrs.
in August, 18E8,
ildren survive, 'viz:
ham; Robt. Currie,
Mrs,Sam). Leg-
h, las Jennie at home.
have the sympathy
majority at his
(near Lower W
afternoon in his
had been in tai
months, but he
dangerously ill t
the cause of deat
of the bowels. H
and in early life
tling first in Lo
went to Pennayl
for a few years,
thirty-two years
a Conservative in
he was a congreg
years had attende
By his large num
held in high est
moves another of
Currie passed aw
and the following c
W. A. Currie, Win
West Superior, W
gatt, Gibraltar, and
The bereaved will
of the community.
Parlor Suites and Conches are our
specialties
e lti a Store, his month. WALKER'S
n
s. Hunter.
reday last of Jane
f Mr. Alex. Hunter,
early pioneer resi-
nsbip, Deceased
health for some
ae time had been
aghter; Mrs. R. F.
Line of Turnberry.
rn in Tyrone county,
to Canada when a
ded first in Vaughan
he was married to
usband, when they
ownship. Forty six
d to the 2nd line of
the same farm con.
rs. Hunter came to
ole plaoe was a
lived to see the
excellent farms.
ad been a member
land and was held
a large circle of
1 to the Wingham
ay afternoon was
WANTED —100tubs echoicegrass
Highess
butter; any quantity
prices paid, either cash or
trade.GEO. EKI1G
American Fur
One day recently
Grant, deputy Out
Goderioh, went to Hens
oar loads of beautiful
tare that bad arrived f
tin, from Tennessee, whi
ed, he will put in the hot
This is the first time th
necessary for a Gusto
go there to pass articl
furniture came a Frenc
two whealed vehicle, avid
for about three passe
unique design. Contin
the cart, much to the
the villagers. Carlon
wondering what *ill be
hotel even after it in fern•
:cure.
r. James A.
s Collector,
1 to pass two
erican furni-
Mr. N. Con -
h, it is claim -
1 at St. Joseph.
t it has been
Es Of]ici' 1 to
e, With the
road cart, a
ntly intended
gers, and of
rove home in
musement of
people are
one with the
hed.
ONTARIO CON ERVATIVE;
Q EBEC LIBERAL,
Conservative Swee • in Ontario Offset
by Liberal Viet ry in Quebec.
The provincial ele.tions held on Mon-
day resulted in the Whitney Govern-
ment being return.d to power by an
increased majority The recent gerry-
mander would al ost account for this
inorease, as it sp•arently succeeded in
every instance, s•ve North Middlesex,
It is evident tb:t a great majority of
t he electors thin • the Whitney Govern-
ment should ha = another term of office.
Many Liberals -ave held the opioion
that the permanent interests of the
party would not be served by its return
to power at t is time though by no
means approvin, of all the sots of the
Government. Doubtless Liberals of
this class were < factor in the Govern-
ment's victory, hough they will now
regret t hat the O •position has not been
invigor ated and :inforced.
Dr. Nelson Tait, of 498 pedina ave.,
Toronto, will be at t Queen's hotel,
Wingham, on Thur y, June 25th, for
conaultatien in di uses of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted.
Re -Union a Goderich.
The long talked.
Huron County Col
Thursday night at
Goderich, and was
hundred and fifty
union was the p
Robert McLean of
pens this year to
den, and all press,
Connoil and all the
are still living, as
omciala, were Inv
tion came as an sigreeable feature in
oonneotion with the session of the
County Council htild there last week.
John Leckie, Ree' e of Brussels, was
hos. Greenway was
responded to the
toast, "The Perlin encs of Canada,"
and spoke of the t • onderfnl develop-
ment of the West si
old county of Hu
Buchanan of Oolbo
present and had the
the oldest gentleman
of those who asais
spot where now sten
in the town of Goder
old wardens of the e
Chalk, Tuokersmith,
chap, 1854; John Hol
Gibbons, 1850, all o
Young, 1874, Colborn
1878, West Wawanoeh,
Blyth. Among the for
the County Oounoil pr
district were:—H. Dav
Robt. Carrie, sr. and
Wm. I bister, also
Soiithamptou# former
LADIES! It is conceded by all wearers
of good shoee that nothing equals Hagar
and Empress Shoes for style, fit and
wear. See them at W. J. GREER'S.
Having sold out to Mr. W. J. Boyce,
paide wbefore ish to thee rnd fez �this due us
month.
Payment may be made at Mr. Boyce's
store. J. BUGG & SON.
f re -union of the
mail took place on
the Bedford Hotel,
attended by about a
persons. The re.
aposal last year of
Goderich, who hap•
e the County War-
t members of the
past members who
well as the county
[ted, • and the fano-
Highest prioe paid for hides and pout -
try at T. Fells' butcher ,hon.
Dr. Ovens, °enlist, London, Surgeon
Eye, IIlar,Nose and Throat will be at
MoKibbon's drug store, Monday, June
29th, Monis: 1`a a.m. to Sp.ni, Glasses
properly fitted.
toastmaster, Hon.
one of the guests, a
CHURCH NOTES.
THEN }V HOUSE
Conservative Me •• hers 86
Liberal Member 19
Independent Me••here ...... 1
Total ..,..-.. .... ,... 106
Government Ma ority 66
THE 0 D HOUSE
Conservative Me bora 70
Liberal Member 27
Independent Me bets 1
Total
Government Ma -ority
Increased Gover ment Majority
98
42
24
Waterloo, N., Dr
Waterloo, S., G.
Welland, E. E F
Wellington. E ,
Wellington, S., J
Wentworth, N
York, East, A
York, North, T.
York, West, Dr.
Hamilton E.,A.
Lackner 224
actison ,-:., 830
aser 846
J Oraig 63
seph P Downey 312
0 Wilson,.., 119
Cowan 602
, Lennox .. 600
odfrey 11100.
ndhoime (Labor) 76
RESULT IN NORTH HURON.
With the new
shuffled in the
the eleotion of
hoped for by
party workers,
nearer, the on
ful; but while
the campaign
oanee for gra
figures of 1905,
which now for
Currie has cut
to 170, and cunei
which he had to fi
creditable showin
once more demon
Wi ngham is still
West Wawanos
t he same, havin
Conservative maj
the gains made b
field, Wroxeter,
were more than
E. Wawanosh,
where Mr. Musg
well.
Following are t • e members elected in
the different cons itnencers:—
LIBERAL: ELECTED.
Rev. W. H. Harifley, of Blyth, will
preach in St. Paul's hnroh next Sun-
day.
Rev. T. S. Boyle,
visiting for a few day
in Wingham.
Several new meinb
into St. Andrew's Pe
at the regular Comm
on Sunday morning 1
oe he left the good
n in 1878. John
e Township was
atinotion of being
present, being one
d in clearing the
s the mart house
oh. Some of the
my were: --Wm.
1850; John Stra-
es, 1855; Robert
Goderioh; Wm.
Chan. Girvin,
P. Kelly, 1886,
er members of
sent from this
s, Wm. Clegg,
ohn T, Corrie,
hos. Bell, Of
of ' ingbam,
The annual oonven
of England Sunder Schools of the
Deanery of Huron was held in St.
Thomas' Church, S,eaforth, on Thurs-
day of last week. Rev. T. S. Boyle, of
Chatham, formerly! of Wingham, was
the preacher at the' public service held
in the evening.
of Ohatnam was
with old friends
Maj.
Brune S„ R E T nen
Grey. N., Hon. G. MacKay
Haldimend, Jaco• Kohler.
Huron, 0., Wm. '•roudfoot
Lambton, E , R. . McCormick
Middlesex, N., D noan C. Rose
Middlesex, W., J •. Elliott
Northumberland, '' ., Sam Clarke.
Ottawa, E., D. J. to cDongall
Oxford. N., Dr. A drew MacKay.
Oxford, S , T. R to • yberry
Perth, S., Valentine Stook
Renfrew, N , Norman Reid
Russell, Damase Ranine
Simcoe, E , J. B. Tadhope
Stormont, W. J. MoCart
Wellington, W., James MoEwing
Wentworth, S., D4nie1 Reed
CONSERVA IVES ELECTED
rs were received
abyterian Church
anion eervice held
et.
ion of the Church
Addington, W J.
Algoma, W. R S
Brant, N., John
Brant, S., W. S
Brookville, A. E.
Bruce, C„ Hugh
Bruce, N., (1n don
Carleton, R. H. M
Dnfferiu, C. R Mc
Dundas, Hon. J. P.
Durham, E , 3. J.
Durham W., 3, H.
Elgin, E., 0. A. Br war
Elgin, W., Finlay . Macdiarmid, 609
Essex, N , Hon. D . Reaume 1000
Essex, S. Dr. And son 55
Fort William, Dr.ISmellie .. 412
Frontenac, (In d bt)
Glengarry, D. R. cDonaid 250
Grenville. G. L. ergnson 816
Grey, C., I. B. L as • 200
Grey, S., Dr Ja eson ..... 350
Halton, A. W. Nig on
Hamilton, W., H
Hastings, N , J.
Hastings, E , A.
Hastings, W. J.
Huron, S , H. Eil
Huron, N., A. H.
Kent, E , P. H.
Kent, W., Geo.
Kenora, Harold
Kingston, W. F.
Larebton, W., H
Lanark, N., Dr, f
Lanark, S., Col.
Leeds, John R. D
Lennox, T, G. Cakscallen
Lincoln, Dr. Jeseo).
London, Hon. Adm Beck
Manitoulin, R. R. ).Gamey
Middlesex, E., G. N. Neely
Monek, James A. nes
Muskoka, A. A. chaffy
Nipiasing, H. Mor
Norfolk, 5 , A. C.
Norfolk, N., H. T
Northumberland,
Ontario, N., W.
Ontario, S , Chas
Ottawa, W , A• "
Parry Sound, Joh
Peel, 5, Charters
Perth, N., Jas. T
Peterboro', E , Ja
Peterboro', W•, T
Port Arthur, May
Prescott, Geo. H.
Prince Edward, R.
Rainy River, W.
Renfrew, 5 , T.
S. Ste Marie, W.
Simcoe, 0., Jas. I.
Simcoe, W., Jas. S
Simone. 5 , Alex F
Sturgeon Valls, A
Sudbury, Hon. F.
Temiekaming, (In .oubt)
TorontoToronto, E,, (b) T. R Wh tae dee, 3430
359
Toronto, S., (a) IIo • J. J. Foy3718
Toronto, S , (b) Geo H. Gooderham 2966
276
Toronto, W., (a)bW.U McPherT. son 2033
MdN'aught 4391
Shaw 519
rnegie (two70)
on
The Rev. W. G.:Howson may be ex-
pected to occupy h(s own pulpit in the
Methodist Church, next Sunday. Sub•
jeots:—]1 a. m, "Our Children."
Parents especially invited. 7 p. m.,
"The philosopher'h stone; and the elixir
nteresting appeal to
1 welcome,
of life." An
young people. A
iding of North Heron
anner in which it was,
a Liberal was hardly
large number of the
ut as election day drew
ook seemed more hope -
we have been defeated,
has not been without
ification. Taking the
in the munioipalitiee
North Huron, Mr,
wn a majority of 208
ring the odds against
ht, has made a very
The campaign has
trated the fact that,
a Tory stronghold ;
remains practically
given a decreased
rity of one over 1905;
the Liberals in Ash -
orris and Turnberry
ffeet by the losses in
Blyth and Howiok,
ve did exceptionally
75
88
250
193
200
109
594
200
400
463
13
7
211
1070
33
1
47
130
caul (a00)
yth 300
Fisher 300
ewater, K. 0200
onovan 374
300
131
600
44
900
(aoo )
50
503
lark
t)
Troy
eowa
We believe th
part of both Can
and honest one,
like to have se:
we have no dot
will make an abl
The returns
ham over both 1
number of peep
hall, and aw
reports. Whe
Mr. Mnsgrov
conaiderable e
fol candidate
tbanking his
they had give
of his remar
a bouquet fro
pupils. 'A pro
formed and Mr,
n p and down t
the Citizens' ba
band, the elect
mented by the g]
torches, etc., aft
tion oelebration
continued until
are the compl
summing up h
Returning Offio
t the campaign on the
lidates has been a clean
and wbile we would
n Mr. Currie elected,
bt that Mr. Musgrove
representative.
ere received in Wing-
legraph lines. A large
le assembled at the town
ited the arrival of the
it became known that
was elected there was
thnsiasm. The success -
made a brief address,
frienos for the support
him. At the conclusion
he was presented with
some of his former
eesron was afterwards
Musgrove was paraded
e etreet to the musia.of
d and the fife and drum
to lights being supple -
re of blazing brooms,
r the manner of elec-
e in Wingham. This
late hour. Following
ate returns from the
)ld here yesterday by
r, Wm. McQuillin:
No, 1
TU"NBERRY
74
72
3 53
4 57
Mejerity for
H
No 1
2
3
4
3
6
Majority for
SUMMARY
Ashfield
West Wawanos
East Wawanoah
Blyth
Wingham .... .
Morris •.
Wroxeter .....
Turnberry....
Howiok
Majority for
In Quebec,
triumphant, for
didates being re
teen Conservativ
the polls.
76
72
52
41.
256 241
urrie 15
WICK
nag
k` MAJORITIES.
Currie Musgrove
60
47
55
49
6(1
80
54
93
81
130
09
65
69
3-i 1 537
ove 186
•
26
15
59
23
16
3
149
186
183 354
usgrove 171
he Liberals are again
-six Government can -
need, while only six -
succeeded in heading
INGHAM
Corrie Musgrove
Whitney No, 1
reaton 2
Devitt 4 1
35 64
....
32 b9
,-41 81
80 133
The total aontrilntions of the Presby-
terian ohurches during the past year as
reported to the i'General Assembly a-
mounted to $3,619,748, an inorease of
$268,465 over 1006. Of this amount
$1,289,129 repress is the stipends paid
to the ministers. The reports showed
along the line. In
now number nearly
,607 more oommnn-
families under the
4 more pupils in the
8 more preaohing
party had inoreaa-
total value now
38,
increases nearly al
the churches whio
4,000 there were 1
ioanta; 6,808 mor
ohnroh's pare; 11,1
Sunday schools;
pitmen and ohnroh pi
ed $1,486,956. Th
amounts to $16,077,:
188 337
Majority for usgrove 149
AS FIELD
No. 22............ ,.,,43
3,... 4t;
350 4 25
n. J. S. Hendrie 1558 5 - 64
r, Pearce . 1300 6 79
ichardson 400 7,,,,,,,, 81
Johnson 120
er 200
Musgrove 170
>wyer 80
r. Sulman 341
Idachin 260
Nickle
n. W. J. Hanna. 600
F. Preston,... 400
[etheson .. (awl.)
:gavel. 188
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1404
500
156
j--,100
(acs )
200
Knox's( are going out of wall paper.
10,000 rolls to be sold at oost. Now for
Nearly a hundred raouldets have been
indicted by the Grand Jury at Brantford
for pioketing the But* stove works.
Pratt- 181
Innes. K. 0... 54
E., S. Nesbitt... 559
Hoyle .. 409
Calder 298
Fripp 724
Galna 737
523
rrance 245
. Thompson240
E. Bradburn471
r Carrick 400
harant 24
100 mattresses to sell at reduced Toronto, N., (b) Joh
prices for next 80 days at Wearies Victoria, J. II.
Vurniture Store. Victoria, W., 5. I.
Majority for
78
71
54
59
25
11
18
376 316
Currie 60
WEST AWANOSH
53 63
2 37 52
3 28 55
226 242
Majority for usgrove 16
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No.1
244
Majority for Cu e 59
2 46
95
Majority for Aln grove 3
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42
73
39
31
185
56
42
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61
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325 302
Majority for 091rrie 2,3
Ifo, I 61 25
Majority for Porde 24
4[11 Our inatiagement trains more youn 1r
.:t111 Special Course for Teaohers.
111 Mail Cciurses,
WINGHAISI BUSINESS COLLEGE Vl
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Geo. Spotton, Principal.
Properties hi Sale
FRAME COTTAGE—Minnie St.
FRAME COTTAGE—Patrick St.
FRAME COTTAGE—North St.
FRAME COTTAGE --Frances St
FRAME 1S4 STORY—Viotoria St.
FRAME 134 STORY—Edward St.
FRAME 13,1 STORY—Scott St.
FRAME 2 STORY— Minnie St.
BRICK lies, STORY—Victoria St.
BRICK 1 STORY—John St.
BRICK 2 STORY (new) —Victoria
BRICK 1 STORY (new)—Josephine
BRICK 2 STORY (new) --Catharine
BRICK 2 STORY (modern) —Minnie
Properties in Pleasant Valley,
Lower Town, Town Piot, Greenville,
Chieholmtown and in the central
parte of the town. Call and see us.
We can suit yon. Don't all speak at
once. Choice farms at right prices
kinds. Farm Leans—low rates.
Ritchie 86 Conn
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Phone 123
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est Outing Shoes are here.
Shoes for Tennis, Yachting.,
Camping, Rowing and for
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White and blaek canva3
and cooley cloth. Some with
rubber soles — some leather
trimmed. High and low cuts,
The variety Of etyles, pricee
and sizes is complete.
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