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\TOL, X . 'I. ---NO. 1315.
W'INGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY ' ,189
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$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
EQMQ?H & O'LJ.1 L°C21±"LIEWS
WE SELL C
-Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran•
teed to cure headache.
-Council Monday night.
H EAP 1144 -David Sutherland and family will
Ileave next week for Dauphin,•Man.a/
-The•Property Committee is having
new platform put in -the town weigh scales,
-Dr. Macdonald returned on Friday
night from the capital and will be found at
h's oftioo by parties wishing to~see him, •
t i -Mr, Alex Craig, of Pittson, Penn. who
liar been visiting his relatives in this part
of Ontario, is at present i11 at Mr. Alex
Rossaaf
-The financial statement of the Belgrave
circuit, including Belgrave, Sunshine and
the Bricleehurohes, us in the hands' of the
pr}rater.
ai-A message from Bay City on Monday
announced the death from typhoid fever
of the daughter of Mr. Jas England of
Turnberry. J
-Rev, G. A. Gifford, Ph. D., will fare•
well to his congregation on Sunday even-
ing next. He will leave for his new obarge
on Tuesday following.
-The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Christian Workers' Mission
hall. A. large attendance is desired.
•
A special counter .Of Boots and
Sims. We will give you the choice
of 150 pairs of Ladies' Slippers, But-
ton and laced Shoes, Misses Button
and laced Shoes in Dongola Kid •and
Polished Calf for 75c., they. were
never made for the money.
Another lot of Ladies' Button and
Laced Boots Polished Calf and Don-
gola, your pick. for $1, they are well
worth frons $1.50 to $2,25, but they
must all go.
Ladies' full size well shaped Black
Cotton hose at .5e. a pair, regular lOe
We have 'got the best Factory
Cdtton, SG inches wide, In Wingham,
at 5c. a yard.
Special prices in Parasols and
Ladies' Blouses.
A line of boys' odd Tweed Pants
for :50c., 55e. and 60:6„ cheaper than
yea can slake them.
Metes Cotton Half -Bose for 5c, a
pair, regularly sold at 10e. • •
2 Mens black all wool Cashmere
half hose for :$Se. regular .price . 50:,
A special line of Ties, Four in -hand
and Knots, at. ie.
W'a will snake to Yourr order a
first class Tweed Stilt for $10 and
e1, guaranteed to please you, the
st value in Wingham.
Our Grocery counter has always
• special attractions and prices. 'The
finest Tea you ever drank, 256;•a, Ib.
We axe paying 12e. for Batter and
' 10c. for Eggs.
WE SELL CHEAP.
,ss'
HOMUTH & BOWL. ES
-On Doniinicn Day picnics were held
by the schools of the Baptist, Congrega-
tional, Episcopalian and Presbyterian
churches in different groves near the town.
-A most,refresbing shower fell in this.
Ideality on Tuesday doing a great amount
of good to the growing crepe. Strawberries
garden truck and root crop generally were
in great need of.rain.
-The 33rd Huron Battalion went into
camp on Monday. The Company from
Wingham was in charge of Capt. Will -
lams. After the first few days drill com-
plexions will be et a premium. •
The crossings where the road machine has •
been working should be cleaned off. There
is no use of laying down block crossing's
and then allow them to be covered with an
inch or more of dust in dry weather and
mud in wet. •
Marriage Lioertaes
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No 23, Vic -
coria street,Wingham, Ont. bro witnesses
required.
NOTHING SHORT OF
-A.t the regulara
lar meeting
of Court rt Mait-
1an N0 25, Canadian Order of Forestere
held on Friday evening last, some eighteen
or twenty members of Court Turnberry
united with the above named Court. After
the regular bnsinets had been traneaoted,
refreshments were served and a pleasant
time spent in speech making, songs etc.,
This addition to Court Maitland will make
it one of tae strongest courts in the Order,
-Work has begun on the granolithio
walk on Josephine streets between John
and Patrick streets by the Guelph Co.
with D. Mcliinlay as engineer far the town,
We understand that a petition will be pre•
sentod to the Council on I)Ionday night by
the property owners along the east side of
Centre street asking for a walk between
Johns and Patrick streets. It will likely
bo laid outside the treats, certainly a very
wise move on the part of the citizens of
that locality and of the councillors,
-The following resolution was unani•
mousl.y adopted. by our Court Maitland
after the services last sabbath morning.
Moved by D. M. Gordon, emended by Jno.
Neelandsr that the sincere thanks of the
members of Court Maitland No. 25 Cana-
dian Order of Foresters, are due and are
cordially tendered to Rev. Mr. Lowe, for
the earnest. practical, and eloquent sermon
preached to us on this anniversary occasion.
Also, that we desire to put upon record our
waren appreciation of the kindness shown
to ns by the congregation of 131. Paul's
church in setting apart the front portion
of their beautiful church for our conven-
ience and comfort, and that a Dopy of the
foregoing be sent to Rev. Mr. Lowe and
the town press.
Signed on behalf of the court
fah Beckwith, C. R.
is through courses, Superior instruct en,
complete equipmeuts and perfect facili=
ties ehoulu satisfy you.
CEi�TOAI "01SINI SS COLLEGE
• STRATFq'RD, ONT.
excole in ever way. It is now recog-
nized us the bast school of training in
Canada. Students highly recommend
it, and itis strongly endorsed by busi-
ness men. Remember this fact --you
will attend a business school blit once --
Why notattnnd the''best?
Write for particulars. '
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
-The county • rate will" be .higher alis
year than it was in 1896, partly owing to'a
deficit last year, The rate this year will'be.
1} mills on the dollar on an equalized
assessment of 332,235,081. Last year the
rate was,14 mills oR the dollar:r: '•
The Road Commissioners. have bad
Messrs.. Hughes and Brook patching at the
sewer on the south end of Josephine street.
This is the second or third time, that it has
been necessary to open up the rotten old
work this year; it would be money saved
if the whole thing were put down new.
-;-Tlie Eotranpe Exainivations are being
conducted at the Public School this week,
under the supervision of Principal Mus-
grove and Mr. Plummer of Blyth, Mr.
Shearer, Gerrie; and Miss Reynolds of
town. There are 65 pupils writing on the
E trance and 52 on.tlhe P. S, Leaving,
The following officers were elected at
the Last regular •meeting of Maitland Lodge
No. 119. 170. O. F.: V. G., John Cornyn;
V. S., Dr. Kennedy•, R. Sec., J T Groves:
P. Seo., J W Dodd; Tress, Wan..Robertson.
Walfac Hough was Bleated Rep, to Grand
elagat
Lodg a gaaat,aat'••'Bn'lt
STRAWBERRIES,
,TOMATOES
m PINEAPPLES,
m, ORANGES,
t LEMONS,
I;ANANA.S
iss
eat
ess
ASSEMBLY NOTES •
Dr Moore, the newly elected Moderator,
of the General Assembly was born in the ' enos1O•reto Irma mom r VI to Derr V AND emu
.711. II to SR. 1I
Maximum' 415 To Pass 207.
Charlie Ellis.. 381 Janet• 1"inrray.. 350
Laura Kerr.... 344 Jimmie Murray 330
Annie 1togers.,326 Pearl Moore.. 305
Johnnie Dawson 290 • Marjory Gordon>;i,)3`
Maggie Stewart .7 Rollie Jobb.. .. 290
Mildred Beemer '263 Moselle Walker 263
Edna Bnrkholder2j2 Jimmie Good.. 253
Ernie Simmons 257 Allie Chapman 253
Ettati..Si'mnions ,. 248 Jun. I utray -. 247
Lillie"Mti Ir civ 240' 3iititie Flanagan 237
Laura limby..... 237 Nellie Haines..' 220
112aud Shark.... 215 Malay Russell.. 213
PEXAMINATIONS
1 ofthe annual
' h remit t
f 11 vfn is the The oi_
O g
promotion examinations held in the Public
sehool at the close of the present terns.
Pupils who were absent owing to illness
will have their cases considered at the
opening of school so that they may stiffer
no loss thereby. Many of the answer
papers were models of neatness and the
work on the whole was very satisfactory.
All pupils are requested to be present on
the first day of the opening of school, as a
few days lost at the beginning of the term
means up -frill work for months afterwards:
PROM PAR I TO Tram II, ROOM VIII TO VII
Lillian Ritchie, Myrtle •Aikens,. Ida
Flanagan, Luanda Morden, Gettie Coutts,
Teresa Bradley, Mamie Patterson, Cora
Beckwith, Albert Morningstar, Fred Varier
Harold Page, Robbie Davidson, Harry
Beemer.
Rooter VII To VI To worms ix raze II
Ethel Elliott, Mary Kinsman, Alice
Coad, Hazel Runciman, Howard Camp-
bell, Willie Lott, Robbie King, John Mit ;h-
ell, Fay Patteraon, Morley Dreaver, Harry
Lediet, James Baby, Dan MoNaughton,
Charlie Ireland, Harper Simtnons, Henry
Watson.
PROMOTED FitOit PART II to JR Il AND REMAIN
IN ogre Vi
Maximus 380, To Pass 190.
Esther McGregor.. 270 Elva Dodd.. 260
Pearl Davidson.... 255 Leslie Young 256
Hattie Gannett,... 243 Alfie Brown 241
Norman Park.... 240 P'I Anderson 236
Jenisa Perris 232 E. Davidson 220
Angus McGregor225 • Carrot Hele 212
Ewart. McIntyre195 John Little 191
Recommended -alloy Atchison, ' Eva
Geddis, • Maud Ireland, Vara Knechtei,
Walter Morningstar, Harry Bradley.
year 1837 in the parish of Kilwaughton,
Antrim= Ireland. le came to the United
States with his parents, who in'1843 moved
to Canada and settled in the county of
Oxford. At the common !school in the
village of Ingersoll he received the rudi-
ments of his education: • Several years
after, his father removed to St. Marys and
engaged in business. It was in, 1860 that
Dr. Moore began his collegiate career at
Knox College, Toronto, finishing his course
at Princeton Theological Seminary, I{e-
turning to Canada he was .called . to the
pastorate of Bank Street chnroh•, Ottawa,.
and was ordained on' Merck 28th 180(1. Promoted from Dept .VI to V but le -
This, has been his first and only charge. maining iii. Ir, dl-Cetvhh Parker, Harry
Rev. Dr. Robertson, .Superintendent of itlaLeliri Mabel Whyte.
Missions in the North West, securer] der•
Chief ' after the Mellow who •re -
The Amateur Dramatic Club are pre-
paring
'hila which theyexpecto
paring an ]iris play „
The pro.
put on the second week in July, p
ceede Will be devoted to the Public Library
Ae it is a purely local affair put on in the
interests of agood cause it is expected that
the citizens will alio* their appreciation by
giving the company a bumper house. Full
announcements later.
NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Oliphant, the well known
is dead.
Mgr. Merry del Val will sail for Romo
next week.
Lady Aberdeen sailed from Quebec for
Liverpool, on the Steamer Labradar.
The by-law to amalgamate with the city
o£ London has carried in London West.
'The new street railway bridge connecting
the City of London with London West was
opened Monday,
The Legislature of Prince L•Iward Island
has been disolved and the general elections
take place on July 21st.
The Guelph City Council have voted$100
toward the C. P. R. employees' annual pia=
nle, which wilt be held on July 24th.
Hamilton Board of Trade nominated
officers Monday. W. A. Robinson has
determii edto retire from the presidency.
Money by-laws, to increase the oleotrie
light and cvaterworlcs systems and to re-
build the town hall were defeated at Piston
The Senate has decided to go on with
the Drummond County Railway investi-
gation, and has appointed a committee for
that purpose.
ing his recent visit to Britain $43,000 fro
the Britieh churches in aid of the' work in
British Columbia ' and the North West
Territories. The amount is to b,e continued
for three years.
The contributions during the last year
for .foreign missions was 3115,000, for
hone $120. • ' ' •
The number of missionaries and teachers
to foreign mission work is 105, native
helpers, 166.
Total contributions to all the schemes of
the, church is $290,380 an increase of
$10,886.
Total payments for all purposes 32,140,-
301, an increase of $5,311.
The total membership of the -church is
196,404 an increasoanring the last year of
8224..
/ PERSONALS.
V Mr. Geo Saddler leaves on Monday for
Manitoba,/
Miss Winnie Jackson left for Manitoba
on Monday. '
-The . is
fp'seg to pity hie dog tax. Information was
laid against thirteen last week lint all except
two settled out of court. Wm. Toni was
lined 32 and costs and Mrs. Saint said that
the dog did not belong to her and was re-
J.nded for ono week.
-Deeth'has claimed another victim, in'
twho died
ale t the residencerson of erof her Felton,
near Glen
farrow, Tuesday :dune .29., She was a
daughter 'of 3oaeph Kitchell of Turn.
berrylj The body was interred in the
Gorrie cemetery.
-•-Canadian col buyers hays `already at
ie:earI date disposed of nearly all their
Miss May Snyder Detroit, is the guest
of the Misses Belt.
Messrs. Johnson and Reid. of Brussels,
silent Sunday in town,
•\V. T. Sullivan sang at a concert in
Lucknow Tuesday night.
Mr, and Miss Chapman of Toronto are
tl guests of Mrs. Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Bradwin are visit -
their son, F. W. Bradwin, Hamilton,li'
Miss Robertson is in Brussels thin week
presiding at the Entrance Examinations.
Gordon Williams, of the Bank ofMamzfl•
ton, has returned from ifs visit to New
ti
wool to American dealoe owing to the Yorlc.
tur=
Kent was in town on SKa
Sex contemplated duty of 10 cents per ib. com- da AIr. and 'sox Kwent to London with the a un -
{ng in force July 1st, Messrs, Mills and Y
King, our local buyers, have taken time by teers.
the forelock and shipped the season's clip of Berlin arers. visiting yeti and Mrs chit yeti
of this neighborhood. braith's.
-Hotel-keeping is either losing its
SEE/OR II TO JUNIOR III ROOM V,th IV.
Maximums 560 To Pass 280
Maggie Nixon.. 466 Ariel Park.... 432
Will Couery.... 425 Jean Jackson.. 4'32
Annie Pilaribn.. 418 Harry Constable 410
Peer! Wynn.... 400 Barbie Jerome 405
Rey'de Marseles:403 Herbert Sheriff 308
Roy Qrotgeton , . 398 Lille Lang.... 397
Myrtle• Little,. 393 Frank Cody... 391
Charlie Whyte.. 383 Lilla Gray.:.. 988
Earnest Fairfield 386 Lina Barber.. 384
Annie •Gilchrist 383 Robt Runcimau 374
Ben Davidson.. 371 Burdetta Geddes365
Roy ,Harris.... 9112 Countess Carr 350
Mabel yIelllwain 354 Winnie Holmes 354
Oliva Beetner.. 350 Annie Smale.. 348
Eldon McDonald 342 Elva Pearen.. 337
Eddie Elliott.. 334 Ilerb Mitchell 331
Willie Jobb.... 3.26 Burville Gritl'in 325
Maggio Bradley 323 Pringle Murray 321
Kate Sutherland 311. Lillie Melvin.. 310
Beatrice Carruth 309 Charlie Jobb.. 209
Frank Beldon.• 2e Elliott.. 08 13 11 ieMonk.. k n 297Geo7
Re ommended-James Begley.
novelist
T
week.
and Mrs, .
!til
Beattie from
Peter Bea tie near
Mr.
actin r a e
Fargo, Dakota, were visiting he s't t r
Mrs. Walter Rutherford, last week.
Mr. r.. Mt:Eeen presided at the en-
trance examinations in Brussels this
week,
Mr, Thome Coultes has one of the
finest fields of wheat to this, neighbor.
hood. Some of the stocks memture Svc
feet eleven inches, but Mr, Jobs' bed -
son can beat this with a stock WaRet
three inches. "►-
Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Young, of Wing..
ham, spent Sunday last, at Mr Hugh
Rose'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hay, from near
Tara, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Douglas
Fraser. of Turnberry.
Miss CJlara Graham, of Toronto, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Toole.
The Sawyer -Massey, road making
machine, purchased' recently by the
Turnberry Council, •did some excellent
work on the Bluevale road, last weetr.
Mr. George Mothers, of the first line
of Morris, gave a lawn social laat Friday
evening, for the benefit or the Methodist
oh u rah,
Court Douglas, Canadian Order of
Foresters will meet in their hall nest
Sabbath morning at 10.30 o'clock and
march in a body to the Presbyterian
church, where W J. West will preach an
appropriate sermon to them.
Mrs, Robert Mosgrove has returned
from a long visit in Cabourg and Port
Hope, with a new bicycle.
The committees in charge of the
u. "pie-nic are going to . make it a
sees, The Sabbath School children
are'practistng hymns and patriotic songs
and several of the Wingham band that
used to be. will organize and piny during
the afternoon. Picnioers are requested
to' meet in the village . at 1245 o'clock,
when waggons will take the baskets and
all will go together to Mr. Andrew
Gray,'s flats.
Rev. W. HMoss and family went to
Berrie, his new field of labor on Tues-
day. ' -
Remember the Union Picnic . on Fri-
day, July 9th.
GL13 NANNAN.
•
James Wallace is busily engaged et Mr.
G B Soot's buildiing an addition to liis •
stone wall under the barn. Jim is a hust-
ler on a stone wall,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Harkness apt last
Sunday illi Jamestown.
A number of our young folks intend
takingin the Picneerspicnic atTeeswater
?fly let.
Ilas Aggie Eadie,c'awho was attending
tyre Normal School at Ottawa, returned
home lust Saturday.?'
aattrs. James Linkleter and"her mother,
Mrs. Ilaugliaa eft on Thursday of last week
fo Grand Valley to visit their friends.L
Over 509,000 lbs wool have been shipped
•
front Hamilton to Cities in' the New Eng•
land Status during the past two or three
weeks, in anticipation of the United States
tariff going into effect on July 1.
Mise Myza Eopkirk, the ninetee-year-
*
- a r-
old deghter of Mr. Thomas F. Hopkirk
Cowan Avenue, Parkdale, was drowned in
the Lake 400 yards west of Exhibition
Park through the upsetting of a` canoe.
Her companion. Wm. P. King, jr,, was,
rescued with diIIicnity. The body had not -
bean recovered at a late iiur Monday
a?l leas
Mr. 11. 0. Bell left on Wednesday for a
sacra ass or its profitableness lin some I trip to Leamington. Windsor, Hamiltat
quarters, for the hotel keeper at Belfast,
after being granted a license by the est Toronto.Mr, D.Dewar, of Watford L•Iuron Commissioners, declined to take out
represent -
his license this year. This is tho second ativeof the Thom Manufacturing (.o. was
instance of this nature occurring in West ilfM tie n ss and family of Bluevele took
day.
Huron' the trent from Wingham os Tuesday for
-•A prohibition convention for the pro.his show charge at Bervie V
vines of Ontario will be held in Toronto on
July 18 and 14. The three important Mr. p T.
Nichol',
is who
atiowas ere re
turned di s
events which will receive special attention the
are: The Dominion plebiscite on pro hibii- home silt Detroit an Tuesday. Goo ch, ppont Smh=
tion: the final session of the present fall J.
Ontario Legislature and the approaching day at his honkie here accompanied by his
election
of a new legislative assembly for friends, Messrs, Grant and Shannon. .
BLU EVALE.
only
June
The
�h
is
Y
wedding in oar -village
ear, was that of Miss Ma•g,ie
Burgess, daughter of Mr.'and Mrs: John
Burgess, to Will Fraser, only son of Mr.
and Mrs, .Laughlin Fraser 'of Morrie,
which took plane on Wednesday of last
week at 6 30 o'clock. At that hour the
bridegroom took his place on the lawn,
under the arch of evergreens 'and snow-
balls, and awaited the bride wbo name,
leaning on the rtrtn of her father, while '
Miss Maggie Fraser played it suitable Gilbert Stevens;ravho bad the misfortune
march. Rev W. J. \Vest mad them to Cathie leg some time ago is able to go
man And wife: 'theal•rride'a-��dresseweess about with the aid of crutches
lttst;ee, trimmed with Abba On Monday as Robert Harkness was
Atmlace and a front of shot ilk. working about the barn a board came down
:e white flowers in her heti. and striking him on the head making quite a
ench of white peonies, tied I crit. Yon had better be careful Bob for
ite satin strew if rs, After we don't want .such useful men as you laid
the wedding per, w it's was served I ups
on the lawn a siao • progr,Lmme was -
given and then ii,ncing was kept up
for a few hgitl:s. A"b int one hundred
relntives,itt c Mende war present, some
froth 3'russele,Teeswater, Oror`r5"ttl`trbes
an Coronto. The bride received it very
large number of presents,. ero�in=riatilty
c�htnit, :.silt.ar- •3tud tahleee�cha�®:tae
use iit'wokin:; r etove. rollinir, pin and
blas€
and
She wi
carried n
with long e
BUSINESS LOCALS.
WANTED -A. good general servant girl
Apply at this office.
'Something new 10 Canopy -Top Bed-
room suites at IRELAND b Burma's. 5-14tf
Go to Mrs. Green's, opposite Bank` of
po jptbliee l a nod also some bright tin , Hamilton, for cheap and stylish ' millinery .
PROMOTED PROM Jn. III TO alt III num IV TO
DEPT III. dippers from -blit we slaull :not tel I �,
what tai t'tnte personage esent=-tiros . Pine Apples, 10c each ;Bananas, Orangee
Maximum 011. To Pass 322. Lemons, Strawberries, Tomatoes and
Roland Hough.. 545 Grille 'Remelts Sou Mr. and Mrs, Fraser begin housekeeping � ` mons, rs at Strawberries,
Willie Kling.... 500 Liltiau Kerr.. 505 on their farm on tho first line of Morris,'+ '
John Kennedy.. 504 Leo Kerr 502 amid the good wisbes of their many 'Homegrown Strawberries now in the
Laura alantin.. 50a Geo Moon491 friends.
Daisy Mor wsa presented with a! market and are selling am I a�torrrenser orl'a.
Daveohnayiaso,,. 486 L Flanagan
DavoDali.tsou.. 489 Robt Elliott4813 silver sugar bowl and set of tea spoons
Roy Smythe.... 486 Jnn Doubleday 481 by t116
LMethodist, congregation, Csj If you doubtuat your
neighbors
i
' 0 da evening_ sMoss will be very about Ireland & Btonericesj stcall n
and see for yourself. 5.14t1
Always good bargains in millinery at
Mrs. Green's, opposite Bank of Hamilton
Ireland .0 Button has added a delivery
this province, ltlr. and sifts. P. Gray end eon ofLen-
-The London News celebrates its first sing, Miehi a , shoohave been oh the past twain
Primeweeks
tit
Totnto and, Cabbage Ll would do credit to a ieturlhed homeThursday.
plants for slue li
W. A , ; HNS
Taloplaotte No. 35.
anniversary by getting out a special anus- Grays oop norer111
versary number tha t wo
1 ld 1 id '.Che lithographiic work is Jfr Alpert Seeord, student at the Con -
work
older
{ rega{ional College, Montreal, who is mak•
a work of art tend the many half tones
fusel illus• � f tl hurchr;s in Ontario in
W `, Restaurant. tinted are very excellent. The whale
makes a very interesting number.
Macdonald Block
with which its pages are pro y
Jean Mnrray.... 4r7
Mabel,Ross 470 E Heuderson 470 much missed by the blethodist choir
Gordon Griffin408 Grace Smith 466 anal the young people of the village.
Jas MaGiilivray403 Irene Davis.. 41'15 The Misses Boas, daughters et Mr.
Maud Fianna462 Pan 51ortinher 460 James Ross of Brumfield. were visiting
Alma Gray 459 Estella Snell 457 their aunt, Mre. James :Maxwell of the
hairy Seyffert45;i 1 to this week.
Freddie Russell,. 445
Fred Coad 439
Thos Cartwright431
Charlie Bell .... , 421
Gertie Weliwood 415
Bertie Ilohnes414
John Lamont 411
Sarah Saint 403
1{oy Inglis..., 302
Ruby Burkholder 357
Recommended --Linda 1-1111.
Si, III To Jn. IV, Roost III TO II
Maximum, $25 ; To peas, 412.
Della Grecey.... 707 Lexie Dawson 08(3
Mary Marlow.. 064 Emilie Gregory 049
Lizzie Gilchrist 033 Clara Elliott.. 031
Lizzie Little.... 630 A Sutherland 613
Annie Hamilton 590 Ring Wane.. 587
May 'Robertson 581 May Field.. 57'2
JennieLee372 Florence Park 557
Chaster Davis.. 550 Mabel Walsh:. 535
Wei, Cartsr553 D litNaughtori 6.0
1''3, Tena Young.. 530
Peter Deans.. 432
0 Blackwell.. 443
Will Roderus 43:3
May Armour 430
Chester Hogg 410
Net Linklater414
Edith Beemer 411
StuartButten 403
O l\Iainprize 397
lane Gannett 378
B neta road,
Vito very sad news reaobed her family goods a reasonable distance. 5•
on Thursday last, that Miss Lizzie -For first-class tailoring and cheap
Nicholls i in the London hospital gents' tryWebster at Co.
Herteen disease was cancer, which, the • Rememberthepines, •fQueen's bleak.
doctor said, had been growing for some
thud without her knowlego,.uutil about
two weeks ago. when she" took a chill
and became so ill she had to be removed
to tite hospital. Word was sent from.
her mother, Mrs. Nicholl. of Turnberry,
who remained with her dangher until
tho end. The remains were latd to rest
in the Bluevale cemetery on Saturday
af.,ernoon, the ROy. V. J. West, conduct-
ing, the servic mong the beautiful
floral offerings on the collie, were a V1'Axtan:--=•Eggs 8 cents, Cash, Tub Bet -
crown, O. heart and a pillow of roses and, ter 13e. And here we pay just what nee
white carnations and a sickle and sheaf. , advertise though stories are circulated to
Miss Nicholl was a sister ofMrs. R.' the contrary..1buy Butter. Eggs and Weel.
i'arerson of this village. Walter Nicholl, ! Ilighest prices cash or trade, E Ri\ciY
Blenheim; Tony, 'Detroit; Bella, London;
Mrs. `Thompson and Mrs. James Nicholl,
wagon to their business and will deliver
Tomato plants reduced to 50e a bun• r
dred at the Iron Bridge Green House Low-
er Wingham. T. 0, G1ttl4Aa1,
'Chose who got our homegrown straw-
berrieq other years are after them again
and pronounce them the best they can get
for canning and preserving.
N. A. FAncrolteltsoN,
Turnberry. Miss Nicholl was a healthy
I rime of life,
NOT 'THAW salify
Greco Newton.. i h vigorous rhoman in p
Basis, Buttoe.. 523 Lill ePattese 519
.o I3uttoi. , 522 Lillfei'atterson 519 being only 82 years of age.tlr of ttlate corn- the stomach, tits otheroes not debilitate
oaui{h medicines
Bride
'Maud 111o1)onagih 500 Edna Brown., 400 tad Penally has the sympathy � dol but en the contrary, it it�Itpro • -t;
Dora Whyte.... 466 Berry Marine' 472 occulty,
Gillespie 400 Erskine itussot 441 Mr, and Mrs. Fred McCracken Bross es and ! digestion
effects are itn.inediate an14,010
Stahel Clitlespio *Doman
1 M. Clara MuCraeken of Brussels were !Its ,k •,
_uflt��
t en P S
ug a tour o i
tss
the interest of the college, was in town last GerrOutlay....
ttrxay.. , . 81 arty par Ing
*eek, Mines.. 431 Laura Lomuth 431 visiting at Mr. .loin Gardner'e this ed,