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ORR & HISCOCKS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers.
Tzrt; I3x:elt, July 27, 1893.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING
iMRS. JOHN NEER a�
Has cleeided to again open a Dress an
elantie making business, at hor residence,
Edward street, near Pringle's pop works.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Apprentices
. 'wanted. aetee 8m
marriage s...e„, s;
�ses
Issued by Fitaim PATEaso'�sk�Y, To 2$, Vic-
toria street, Windham, Ont. tv•witnesses
required.
LOCAL NEWS,
—Fon vin Bos w Grnrs.—Two glasses
of soda water for 5 cents at R. Hnun's.
-Fa11 wheat barn sting was commenced
,+ in this section this w ek,
nevi hardwoo platform Inas been
reotec'i at the G. T. • station.
*WO* hat been conlnts'ni*llced on the
fotu$dation of M?? J aero e's new resi-
dence. • re
Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf Jona Ni ii,rns.
Raspberry picking
portant inclttstries enga
the male tuid'female se
- ]3y the new crimin
nae compelled to het
sides of the case before
aner for trial,
is among the im
ed in these days by
- cf the community.;
1 colo, magistrates
r evidence on both
eoinmittiug a pHs-
•e—American money taken :et par for
goods in my line, or .will be discounted at
ten percent It. llsrr,
oppeeiie:l3ank of Hamilton.
'--The regular meet' g of Court Mait-
land,
land, No, 25, Canadian •rider of Foresters,
will be held this (Pride ) evening. A. good
;tyttendance is requested as business of im-
'+..portiirico will come befa •e the meeting.
Mr. Jas. B, Cmmn tugs has removed
is -showroom from '
is store on "Victoria
strect to.the store late y occupied b J. J.
loK.illopt tts,a boot an; elioc store. In ad,
;..i•o `
cr
r rat 1
7' 115
n s
I1
Cum.
<tnings wv=1l G v ,` *'i *ef school supplies
gins statignai `.y,r•
-•• Ladiezr,.bavo y+air garments made by
Miss M.:d'oohnatott, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's,. kletel. Latest styles, good
work, al vityi iirlitib1ass .fit.
---Assistant Net
Stratford; prosecute
police • court; at Gu
using an effaced pos
oused pleaded guilty
ei.50 costs. The
from $10 to'$40 so t
the lowest possible
The post office auth
tt vigorous campai
attempt to defraud
manner,
—Clinton New E
of charming and b
Kincardine who are
cent cause of some
They are twins, abo
ranch alike as two
timate friends ar
apart. When they
this young Wen roil
kind bis 'gee to die
4thet',, atd be euro
tight ono. These 1
Mr, Washblmrli.
pr= ISEeie aey`
a young' git• ` a'{ ie
1ph on Woeec`lay,'for
age, stamp, The ae-
and was fined.$10 and
e for this teem° is
at in the case Tuesday,
enalty was imposed,
rities have entered on
rL against those who
he department in this
a,: There are a couple
utiful young ladies in
going to he the Juno -
rouble in a few years.
t 15 years of age, as
Bas, and even their in-
irol able to tell them
each woman's estate, •
require the sharpest
ingnisli one from the
liey are courting the
dies are dat1gbteria of
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WING) M, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1893.
—lirusee]s civic JIp iday willies on August
2nd.
—Rev, L. G. Woo , of this place,• ocoupi,
ed the pulpit of the ' nglish ohurcll, Blytlir
on Sunday laet.
--Cash for good butter and eggs at R A
Graham's market grocery,
—The year 1893 b gen on a Sunday, and
will finish on a Sun ay, so that it will con-
tain 53 Sundays.
—Tire Brussels P st has entered on its
21st year. The Pet is among the best
local papers in the` 'strict.
4QCents Cash will pay for Ttts Tines,
V for new subscribers, till the end of
the year.
—The lawn social nd band concert at
the rectory, on Tue ay evening, last was
largely attended a d everyone present
Bitted to enjoy the selves.
Messrs. Wm. a c1 Michael Robertson
ere top in Ashfield township, on Monday
last, attending `
as , the funeral of their uncle,
Mr. 'Wm. lethrdocl
—W.ti;xisv,—A servant girl for general
housework. Apply at Methodist Parson-
age.
Mr. J. W. D
eek attending the
0. 0. P., as doles;
ca pmenia No. 47.
Mr. John A. M
ed to represent
District meeting o
to be held in Kin
—Mrs. M. Gibb
in town the past
for cleaning eilve
ation is known as
and is sold for 251
add is in Toronto this
errand Encampment, I.
e from Minerva En -
Lean has been appoint.
ort Maitland, at the
District No. 1, C. 0.F.,
ardine on August 2nd. her and to slut the purchaser, will take hay
or any useful commodity. Cheap for cash.
ns, of Berlin, has been T. C. Gamest,
eek selling a preparation • Lower Wiugbam.
ware, etc. 'the prepay- unior lacrosse team
>now Flake Silver Poli juniors, on the park
cents per package. , After a very keenly
$1 A YEAR IN MW
—Call at the big
assortment of fruit.
Restaurants,Mol'r lav e,
—Salvation Arm corps have been open-
ed in the villages o , Wroxeter and Loudes.
born.
11r, Haisey P
less in '
Meyer s 131
arrived in town,
—Rev. I. 73. Wa
occupy the pulpit
on Sunday next, b..
—�q. letter receiv=
born the address:
Canada, America.,,
land either.
—A minister who
the Methodist ohur
four S'indays ago, p
those who are in
thousands who ough
—The annual repo
Society, of the Pres
the auxiliaries of the
Society, have been re
Secretary.
•k.has opened out busi-
aek, and hie family has
twin, of Stratfcrcl, will
' the llothodist church,
h morning and evening.
6
1 in Goderieh recently
"Gocterielt, Toronto,
It was not from Eng -
occupied the pulpit
it, St. Marys, so
yed as follows: 'B1
prison and bless the
to be there.'
t of the W. T. M.
yterian church, for
Maitland Presbytery
-ived to Mrslli'oNabb,
-^'Vie evening tra n on the London,
kIuron and Bruce n'vt runs through to
Kincardine on Saturda evenings.
The Rev. C• 8. Lord,
Ont,, will conduct the se
evening, in the Presby
Sunday, July 80th, a
°80 p. m.
• D. of Grafton,
vices morning and
erian church, on
d Bible Class at
The Trail s solicits mews items from
every quarter. Occa:'onally the record
of some local event is issed, quite unin-
tentionally, through n• n -receipt of particu-
lars. We want news , rem all sources, oral
or written. Your f iends will be interest•
ect in reading what y u tell us.
mof /1 O Cents Cash will pay for Tru Totes,
F"1' for new subsoribers, till the end of
ass the Year.
—A attends ce of the members of
Anchor of Hope Lo. ge, I. 0. G. T., is re-
quested for Tuesdt y evening next. The
question of holding , picnic, and also other
important business ill be up for consid-
eration.
full
—Bees for sale or exchange, at the Iron
Bridge aperary' and green -house, 15 or 20
strong. colones of nation bees, in any num-
-The Lucknow
played the Wingha
here on Fridaylast
___ggetIi;• train for Toronto and east contested game, in
leave Whigham at 6.25 a m and 11.20 a m. shown by both tea.
via -IV stir B Division, and at 0.40 a m in favor of the Luc
and 3-46-te. m. via Clinton ants Guelph. to none.
Good connections by all trains,
a musical society,
matt, formerly f this town, is secretary, ness, this week. Mi
and Mr.. H. .1..77 itley, at one time leader six weeks' holidays, 1
of Bell's ba visit Manitoba, band; is also a metnbe • • , • ba, acid
,� r. From
the members of
form a brass ba
--Mr. Thos.
tea of Mr. Ada
Ont., as cutter
favorably c
I no
learned his tr
leaving Win.
,cu,t,tor.in sever
—Kincardine pe.
pie have just organized —Mr, B. Willson,
f which Mr. R. Brief- ilton, Winghatn, w
hieh good play was
s, the match resulted
now boys by one goal
agent of Bank of Ham_
in Hamilton on busi-
Willson will start for
xt week,Pand will
ill go through to the
e returns, and visit
le
h e society it is proposed to Pacific Coast before
d, the • orld's Fair.
I
eslie has securers the servi- ; Mr. R. Elliott, o
Anderson, of Alexandri few days, this week,
Mr. Anderson is well and ing a meeting of the
n in
Wingham, having of the Canadian 0
e with Mr. Leslie anti since reports the Order as
am has been employed as ' gress. The member
ii al large shops. We are glad and is now nearly 1
fr. Anderson back to Wing- in the Insurance Fu
--Now that the hot weather has come,
people should come to the fountain and get
a fine drink of Iomon sour, vanilla, straw-
berry, raspberry, pine apple, ginger, choch-
late, sarsaparilla or ice cream soda, one of
the finest drinks in the land at R. Here.'s.
--Au exellan
feetlarges An
duces freckles,
says that hang
atfo gout. Gi
horrid lies. If
what -a lot o
gout -stricken f
hereabant.
= says dancing makes girls'
ther says, ice cream pro.
and a ' learned physician
ig on the gate gives rheum-
•Is, the above are a lot of
the statements were true,
big -footed, freckled -faced,
ininity would be found
•—Under the resent regulations the local
examiners are i of allowed to publish the
results of the E Armlike Examinations un•
til these, have b en confirmed by the Edu-
cation Depart -nt. This will not probably
be for a few we ke, but the names of the
suoccssfci cand dates will be given at the
earliest possible day. From informationat
hand, we may s e, to that all or nearly all of
the senior class f om the Wingham school,
who wrote, novo assed, but those in the
junior
class hove ot fared so well.
---The Mayor h s proclaimed Wednesday,
August 2nd, as a mblic holiday, in oompii-
anee with a larg y signed petition, and it
it expected that he town will go almost en
masse to Kiuear ine, to attend the groat
'.
1!'orestet.s cleatilstr '
atron, which, will be
held there that ay, The Kincardine peo-
ple have prepar . a most entertaining pro.
grams, and a p1: sant and enjoyable day
may be spent on the shores df Lake Iturou,
Those who ettj sy excursions on the lake
may enjoy that ensure to the full, as that
staunch steamer, to Ilfoeulch, will be there
and will run sever 1 excursions during the
day. 0, E. Britt u, h;sci., of Gananogne,
Nigh Chief Range of the Canadian Order
of Foresters, will present and deliver an
Address suitable o the occasion, dburt
Maitland, No. 25, i this town, will go 'n 8
body and will be a companied by the town
band. I1 is oxpie ed that theCourto in the
surrounding tow and villages will ba
argely relreSanta .!.
—Here's a little
local tailors to ad
When a pant-bu.
for pants,
And pants for t
maker grants
Then pantless h
pMats
Himself in a pair of oatr sensible prints.
—Another car load of Massey -Harris
twine at T. L. Jobb's, Prices right quality
and quantity in length considered. Also
all kinds of machinery repairs for the Mate
goal -Weis, Patterson, Wisner and D. Max-
well machines on hand. All kind of even.-
ing done to harvesting machinery,
T. L. Jona.
the Tzu>s, spent a
n Brantford, attend-
Executive Commit. ee
der of Foresters He
making
splen • p
ro-
hip is fast increasing
000, while the surplus
d is now over 0,62,000.
nem for -some of our
pt:
ter pantless panteth
o best pants the pant-
panteth, until he ine-
-The sale of G 'p paper by tender was
not consummatel
wing
to dissatisfaction
rsfact'n
with the security a ffered, and the owners
have suspended he paper temporarily,
while preparation are being made to bring
it out in a new a d improved form. In
the interval the m nagement of the paper
will be thoroughly reorganized, and there
is every reason to .°sieve that when the
paper reappears it ill be a great improve -
anent on The Grip .f former years
—The Kincardin
to the Foresters'
town, on August
crowd is not oral
Farmers are busy t
such a demonstrati,
very long time
going to the World'
miss it. They its
buggies democrats.
take care of itself.
delay the ripening
stand in the way o
stupendous, trete
If you decide to co
ness anxieties, ya
, Rewe your moist
outfit of fun, L
whose day of joy. •
'require to do the
town 15 yours foe t
don't Bee what you
l5nothing in this t
pa. know.
Review,
, in
demonstration in that
2nd, says: "A large
expoeted but assured.
less days we know, but
n comes only once in a
d only those who are
Fair can afford to
coming in wagons,
The hay will have to
all wheat will have to
.ocese. Nothing is to
Kincardine's gigantic,
mous demonstration,
o, forget all your bus's -
r cares and troubles.
•e taken for a complete
y yourself out for ono
oke crit the money yott
blowing in" net. The
o clay. Tice it. If your
want, ask for it. There
tin too good for you,
Abort 3.30 o'cl.ek,onWednesday after-
oon, the fire alar n sounded, when it was
found that the saw • ust in McLean & Son's
mill yard was on fir . The firemen were
promptly on hand, , ' succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the fire, K At one time it looked
as if considerable, :i age would be done, as
the fire spread very r pidly and the ad-
joining buildings w e in danger. It is
supposed that the e was caused by a
spark from the mill s oke stack.
--An exchauge, in speaking of a
gang of lightning en swindlers who are
going through the co entry, says :—"They
claim their company has sent them to in-
spect the farmer's ro and get him to sign
a statement as to th conditions In which
the reds were found The statement proves
to be an order for nt.re rods, and the farm-
er has to take them or settle. It is a good
plan for farmers tU efuse to sign all papers
presented to them • strangers.
—For first•otasis tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store and' Patterson's jewellery shop.
—Men have va ions ways of carrying
money. Butchers, bakers and grocers carry
it in a crumpled ad. Bankers ut nice
clean bills placed II Iength in a morocco
pocket book. Bre ers all fold their bills
once : doub]ing th ir money as it were
The young busine s man carries it in his
vest pocket, while the sporting man carries
it in his trouser pocket. Farmers and
drove •
s
i carry t
181 S in their r inside de
pocket,
,
whether it happe., s to be fifteen dollars or
fifteen cents. Ed' ors carry their's in other
people's pockets.
—Word was re eived in town, on Satur-
day, of the deo, of A. K. Cameron, late
assistant in the Vingham post office. Mr.
Cameron had b =n troubled for some time
with an oilmen of the throat, and a short
time ago he u derwent an operation in
Toronto, whirl his weakened constitution
was not able t stand. The deceased was
at his home i Beaverton, and the inter.
ment took pl, ce there on Monday Iast.
The deceased was obliging .and accommo-
dating, highs respected by those who knew
him. He w s a member of the Sons of
Scotland iu alis town.
—The Tra tiling Dairy from the Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph, will visit the
following ply ces in the County of Bruce, on
the followie dates given. Dairy utcnls
wi 1
be exb' itrd, better, made, Milk tested
and lecture. delivered on the management
of milk au cream, the feeding of cows,
churning. e c„ and alt given free. Femmes,
Au;tlst 2nt ; 'l'eesvt•ater, August 4th; holy,
ricd, Alma t, kth; \Vhitechnrch, Augur
9th; Luck tow, August loth, A11 the
meetings w 11 commence at :3 p. m• Farm.
1 ers and the r wives are cordially invited to
trend,
—Ther need given in the town hail,
on 1 iday evening !oat, was only fairly
attended. Tho peni;rntnnie was nicely
carried ou, the singing of qrs. Orr. Uro-•.
Buchanan nd Messrs. Scott and 1Vilson
being g'reu y appa'eo:ttted. Miss i'aaline
Jolsuson ldeitecl hearty applause at
every app ;trance, and responded to
several re Ills, Miss S;i:trling"s violin
solo toasty it a deserved encore. The
duet by 'Ali s '.1icIEenyio and Mr, Scott
VMS well r eived, as also were the solos
of Mrs, Or and Mrs. Bttohtinan and Mr,
Scott. It too bad that our towns-
people do of ysatroniae more liberally
entertain etrt of such a•thttrndter as the
one held 1st ?riday evening.
'With rnrtattdo. '1/4".
Yost iv` It invalids the Appetite it conn --
;Mous and Beds coaxlitg, that is last the
t" Basan tl y improve to lrapidly' hillier fleett't
)3013laio , which IS ars pa lAtttble as MAW.
—We take the 1
towel 13auner of las
Winghtttn, sloe his
2,211, here training
pecte to be able t
before long. lien
fast ones in Charge
in good style, Th
Bros., Winghatn, W
four-year-old by
promising, Re has
Wingbant, :3-year-oI
R. J. Wells' Harr
showing good fora
go well down into
weeks. He has a
Wilkes' youngsters
knows how to Band
of them.
--'-The following
transacted througl
Godet:•ich for the p
ing June 80th, 1893
the support of Clio
dine and Southamp
the office at Goderi
of goods importe
goods, $09,020; free
collected, $20,901.
$21,075,29. Export
Exports to Great
United States, $170
to Great Britain—
barley, cheese, eggs
hay, Ieather and
States—.ashes, fre
lumber, horses, sb
and dried apples,
artivirg and clearin
248,558; men, 9,527.
lowing from the Lis,
week: Idr. G.B. aloe
trotter, Miss Garfield,
n our track. 11e ex -
allow a mile under 20
derson has a string of
Moll are coining along
list includes Beattie
nda, 2.25i1„ She is a
dgewood and is very
lso J. B. Dblinage's,
stallion, Saranac, and
ston, Nimrod, 2,35.,
Lord Ferguson will
e list before many
o a string of Oliver
arcing on fast. Jim
horses as well as any
shows the business
the customs port of
t financial year, end -
This port includes
on, Wiugham, Kincar-
on, which report to
:—Tee total amount
$210,81$—Dutiable
oods, $157,798. Duty
7; total collections,
for the year,$602,000
Britain, $391,280; to
20. Principal exports
eat, flour, peas, oats,
green and dried apples,
rgans. To the United
h fish, cedar posts,
ep, barley, eggs, green
ran and flax. Vessels
; Number, 636; tons,
Pro ese.
It is very important in this age of vast
material progress that a remedy bepleasiug
to the taste and to the eye, easily taken,
acceptable to the stomach and healthy in
its nature and .effects. Possessing these
qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect
Iaxatrve and most gentle diuretic known, @
week lootti:pi, after the interests
patty.
Gorrie Vid rtes Mrs. W. II,
of Wirigliam. 1'
1 11
this week.
1 stet. sorest i epreseutative:
field, of Witt haat, le vititiug lisail
Mr. and Mrs Ceorgo Smallhose,,
Mrs. A. E Smith, of Wingliatnia
guest of Mt. +orest friends then leis
Mr, S. T. iellniiti anis sister, c 1
arguests ue
R sts rite residence o4 -
Swan, this v eek,
Mee 11IeL:ad, of 'Toronto. ie via
aid friends in roam
town •
Blaster J
for Iiincar:
the round t
cent stearal
Mr. P.
town,
Miss L.
friends in
Mr. F.
relatives
Miss S.
ing in tow
Elriwo
terprise:
at presee
leg a we
Mr, W
friends in
Mr. J.
the sight
Mr. Al
ness Coll
his vecat
in town.
Mr. Ja: Wilson, V. S., of South C
Neb., is 1 ome on a visit to his frier
relatives
Mrs. ( ev.) Seliery and fatuity ani
on a hol' . ay trip to relatives in 1+`er1
Brass: s Post : Brine and Stewaza
were ho laying at Wingham last w
Emma and Amy Patter'
are visiting the 1ifisses 1
Bet, Brussels.
E. Swarts spent a few cl
this week.
rry Day, of Gorrie, was i
c t days this week.
News -Record; Miss
week for herholidays.'
ral weeks at Winghatn, Di
lin Inglis;left nn Their
ue, where lie intestateip authe lake 0.1 the a
r, the "United E n,piie.
of Litolcnow, Salmis
3rawn, of Wm:eater, was
own, this week.
Hogg and wife Sunday
]3russets,
amilton, of Lucknow, w;
during the past week,
d correspondent to Cbosl
John Sullivan, of Wind
taking holidays and is >t
in and around Elmwocd't
• Bend spent a few 410Listowel during the past's
Jerome is at present bit
at the World's Fair,
c. Galbraith,of the Canadi
re, Chatham, is .spending
nn with his parents and ,
—A meeting of t le ' Directors of the
TnrnberryAgricultur: Society was held in
Korman's hotel, Win harm, on Suturday
evening last. There as a good attend-
ance, and after the' n inutes of previous
meeting had been rea• and confirmed, the
question of the erectio of new l uxldings
for the society was to en up. After some
discussion, it was d aided to secure a
fifteen -year lease of =fight acres of land
situated on the east sid : of Josephine street
and just opposite Scott street; owned by
Mr. Thos. Gregory, ai erect a one-story
building 40x50, thereon Mr. D. McKinlay
was appointed to secur plans and specifi-
cations of the proposed building and sub-
mit to the Directors at their next meeting,
to be held on Tuesday August 1st, at 1 p.
m. Mn, McKinlay wa: also appointed in•
speetor of the work du ing the erection of
building, Messrs. C. endorsor and john
Anderson, president as ct secretary, resp7c-
tively were appointee to see Mr. Thos.
Gregory and have Ieas drawn up, and to
Miss
Wrngh
08511 s
Mr. J.
Goderic
Mr. H
ouple o
Clintoi
leaves thi
spend sev
etc
Miss M ggie Anderson, of Bell
visiting ha cion. a
Master 1 rank and Will Ceases, of
to, are vial ing friends in town.
Miss Bra ser $f tins place is visit
parents in .orris,
Mr. an. Mrs. Geo. Mo ravish',
daughter, Listowel, came up •on.
day to visit friends. Mrs. McTavi
datighter w 11 remain fora week or
It1cTavish damned on Thursday.
aim, of Beantford, is
friends int ..•n,
iii is on a trip to Sarnia,
er western points.
h, who has been redid
w months past, has r
her home io r+orrie.
Miss n•ob:rtsnn, of Goderich, is
Miss Lon, town. •
Williams' .Little 'Dtaiiralt
ills will e
x �. 1 aux Headache,
t3ili
ur Stomach, etc. Try them on
u will not use any other,: smite
ox, at all drug stores.
ipa311aoni''i
iI i is the best Fore iy Lixiiuii n_
r'Id. Instant cure for . .Brat
uises. Bssware of imitations.
Imon's English White Oils.
Dr. '. Kintj's " 'gang Pt
safe and sure. 0ic. a box,
Mrs. Pil•
Mrs, R,
land and ot
Miss Smi
tnwn for a
submit sante to the dire tors at the next , to
meeting for their appr val. The building of
is to be ready foe the 1 1 fair. to behold on I
the 20th nand 27th of Se tembernext. The l e
Directors have surto ed fairly well in So
getting subscriptions fo the erection of the ! yo
building, having secure $857 up to time of b
the meeting. No doub they wilt get a
considerable amount s ill for that purpose.
wo
Br
Sa
are
Chotoe TiTow Tears,
tVbolesale—Ctordou & 1llelntyre are teat
'condition to supply families or eoeietse
with new teas, at jobbers prices. Now is
the time to seenre your teas,
Reaa,tliifielal's
1 cure the worst cold. •.:fu„c;
Unionists testify to its merits.
1 'positively be refunded if lie r
cling Balsam does not do all t
aimed for it.
T
a. �
I1wr.:Ia>,><n,� «s
+e;;.+y is the great blood putitier.
make the blood pure and keel”
Cures dyspepsia and all forme of
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best. 'trice one dollar e., brittle;' si
for five dollars.
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Mr, 11'. G. Swill g was in Blyth on tes
business, oil Mond viii
Mr, Oliver Gilc rist has gone on a ole
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prospecting tour to Michigan, and will
visit the large furn ure establishments
in Grand elapids au Saginaw.
l3lyth Standard : a iss /do Stewart has
just returned from , visit to friends in
Wingham, Lucknos , Ripley, Hoiyr�ood
and other places. e took the trill on
horseback land spec nn enjoyable time.
Clinton New Era Mrs. R. IticMath,of
Winghatn, is visitin her brother -iia -soli
here.
Mrs. Marshall, 1 Portage la .Prsiirie,
'Manitoba, is visit g her parents, Mr.
and kLrs. Satnuol Y chill, town.
Mrs. 1V'. T, Yates Ind children are visit.
ing Wends in Cloder' b.
htr. John Shaw, of Brussels, general ik
agent of the Conte ration Life Assurance pr•
t;outpany, was in to an a few days this ems