The Wingham Times, 1899-05-26, Page 1VOL. XXVII.--NO. 1414.
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WING -HAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1899.
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' GARDEN SEEDS.
.41 Buy your Garden Seeds by
u*,,,z.-^4;)"z.----.•.. •
UR New Goods have now all
' arrived, 4ud in order to
impress tbe name of the new firm on
the buying pnblic, we have marked
all of our stock at a very small mar-
gin of profit, DON'T FORGET TIM.,
We are showing a large and beauti-
ful range in LadiesDress Goods,
which comprises'all the latest things
in colors ard designs to be found .in
the market. ' Ladies, you must see
the goods to appreciate them, no use
trying to describle such beautiful
goods in printers' ink. We show the
largest tind most up to•date. line of
Zephyrs, Ginghams, and lluslins in
town; in Zephyrs Wb shine particu-
larly, having secured a special line
that eannot be duplicated elsewhere;
it has met the approval of all who
have seen it and. is going quick. A
special importation of the latest dress
Trimmifig just received from -Ger-
many ; having bought these goods
-direct from the maker, we are in a
position to sell them at prices' that
cannot be touched. in town.
GENTLEMBN.-You all need a7zetv
Spring Suit, and why not let tie snake it
for you, It cannot be denied that we
keep the largest and best selection of
Woolletie in town. Our trimmings are
the hest that money can buy, we have
good workmen in our employ, long ex-
perieuce at the busthess, and all these
factors make it possible for us to guat
rantee to our Patrons a good.dtting, well
made, and Ittylish Suit.
Out Gent's Furbishing department is
replete with all the latest novelties, Ties,
Shine., 'Underclothing, Hose, Sweaters,
Suependere, Gloves, and every item that
goes to make op a wall Dressed Man.
It is useless to try and quote prices, we
cannot eive you the whole of -them, and
it is tnieleading to the public to quote a
f ew epecial or bogus prices ae, some do,
Pori": Closing May 15th.
HmV UT
the ouhcl. It will pay you.
We have Onion, Carrot,. Rad- -
ish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet
and Cucumber Seeds in bulk.
FIELD SE3aDs —We have
Carrot, IVIangels and turnip
Seeds. Get our prices before
purchasing at
HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE
wiNGITAM.
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Pon Sax,E.-A. two volume Funk ck
Wagualls Standard Dictionary, a's good
as new, for sale cheap. Apply at TDIES
011108.
WALL BMINNx W tex-Our new story,
"Tile Doing of a ouble," will com-
mence with our next i ue, yon are not
now a subscriber to th4 Tours, you oho
subscribe atonce ax4l get the o ning
ory, 50 to pays
for the XIXES until rotary , 1900.
Wisest in town tak a pe at T H Rosie
buggies and carriage
are buying here. 1 the good people
Ax ATTIIAOTIV4 WI. ow.-Morrow'a drug
store window was go e an attraction for
r:
Yd on Friday and Saturday last.
_ n ow had bee filled with sod and
fixed off es a football ground. All t
players, in the shape of dummies, w.
poeition, The pat cannon wa also in
position.
chapters of our new
MI kinds of garden an it seeds, in.
oinding turnips, mango), to. for eels at'
J II 'Young's doer and • store. 2t
NE W ADITEIBMISEMNNTS. Penmen& Maorinsieet. Ilfr Wm Gan.
New advertisements from the fallowing pe p
will be found in too columns of this Issue :-.... - Q-1°
T. A. Mills -Woo :
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Wm. Olegg-Spc al. '
G. E. itine-Ses fat
TINUS Offiee,s Mal,
t11:_ S_tydio-S cia1. . •
J. kl. Young- eclat
Winghata Flax o-$pecial.
J. E. Davis- 43. Examination. • .
- M. E. ?delude -Betwixt= out.
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0, . °Laughlin Juggles
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LOCAL NEWS.
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See Halsey Perk's advertisement:
Dr. Butler, of London, will he at the
Queen's Hotel, Wingham, en *the first
Wednesday of each month from 11,30 Sam. -
till o'clook p. m., for consultation In
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throot,
Box WANTED' -A. geed, smart boy want.
ed to learn the printing besinees, Apply
at theTIXES office.
Has &annex- Fa -vein Clarence, the...teen
year old sore of 'Meti -T.+ Irvine, *ha is
• the gest of Mrs John Oornyn, was taken
ill last week. On Sunday the doritor
pronouuoed it scarlet. -ever. .A. nurse was
brought from Wintapeg to attend the
little fellow and ht is now recovering
slowly.. -Portage la 2`rairie News.
Pomo MEETING.. -,..A. public g of
the ratepayers of Wb Ahem will held ie
the Town Hall, on Isonstay,,29t inst, at 8
p m, to consider the b ale for • e purchase
cf Carr Bros' water Pr vil e, previous to
being submitted to atepayers on the
go attendance is re.
SON, AcittileisotfeaJune. A la
rItOTERTY SOLp
ii lioinflort Brightness" ing to the estate of
Bt./WM./00a I was sold by allot.
hotel cm Friday las
BRINGS the highest bidder
93,150 ; and Mrs
homestead proper
zie
RESULTS.
• It has paid others to attend,
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, - ONT.
and it will pay you. 44 of Our recent
students Faye accepted good situations.
Business Men are looking for young
men and wonzen who are trained as we
train them. Three times the tiumber o1
requeets for °Moe assistants have been
received by us this year as compared
with `any previous year.
Enter now if you can. Protspecttts free.
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal.
Marriage Licensee
Denied by FEANE PATnnsosi, No 23, Vic-
toria street,Wingbam, Ont. No witneeses
required,
CHEAP READINc t.
Our Clubbing List.
In order to sm.e our subscribers the trouble of
Making two or more remittances we have .made
special arrangements with the publishers by which
we aro enabled to offer tho following publications in
-connection with the WINGDAM TIMES at special
low rates front now until bee. stet, 1800.
Times and Weekly Olobe, •
Times and Western Advertiser, _ 1 40
Times and Validly Remold and 'Weekly Star
and -Picture • 1 75
Titles and Verniers' Advoeat5, • 1 00
Times and Parmitnr, weekly, • • 1 75
Times and Montreal Weekly Witness, - 1 so
Times and Farmers' Suri. • • 180
Mines and Daily Webs • 4 25
Mines and Daily World - - 800
Times and Country 'Gentleman,
mass end Weekly Maill'iriti Hinpqui '
Thme i And Daily Montteal Iltrald, 1 0
2
Beetle' elutione rates with tat newepapers and
anairespines ,rynoted an appliCittion.
iAddrese 410rderra to or call at the i
'TIMES ornon
winduAkt
\Vet Cruta, Mayor.
'he property belong -
he late Alex Dimon,
>n at the Bruneeick
. Mr J El Swarts vas
n the store p operty at
FINVS012 u hued the
y at 91,800 The prices
obtained are said, to be good and it ahem
that property is r 36 id the 'dreg in Wing-
' ham. Mr Peter :leans was the • otioneer
on the occasion a Id may well eel proud
of the prices he o defiled.
Warrae.-Any qua • it Dairy Butter..
Eggs 11 ots cash, 12 trade. Are the
Pedlars worth 3 ors dozen to you t•
G E Krim.
Wreenazi Mteara ti. - The entertain-
ment given by the Wingham nainetrele
was well attended,' and the show was
intioh enjoyed. by .11 present. The differ-
ent songs ware on the moat part well,
rendered ; and the . tioruses were as good as
we have ever heard rendered by any travel-
ling minstrel show. The end roen, Messrs
John 13e11, II Cha sobers, Geo Hanna and
Geo TOW n each did their turn in good style.
The jekeswere all n oe end were sprung as
well as they could 1 ave been done by any
professional. Th. juggling specialties
introduced by Mr -Nights-nen were ahead
of anything we ha e ever seen. Herb
knowsottIcnlitlit8b=r;
ise thoroughly, and we
d to bear of his being
on the road with a roupe. Many who
aro not near aa good as Herb are travelling
with troupes. Geo Hanna was first•olfies
in his "Street Seen ' aot. The sketoh,
"Do all moue look a ike 2" by Meant Bell
and Chambers was iftell rendered. These
two gentlemen aroAS. emidideteut to travel
with any show. ''..tk Geo 13 Roe, as inter-
looutor. took his pat • as though he had
been in the busin lea for years. He
answered many hail questions in a very
satisfactory manner. The entertainment
was brought to a eine by the celebrated
cake walk. The -omits for the occasion
was famished by
The boys shorild n
with one entertain
crowded h et
they again
show.
splendid orchestra.
t let the matter drop
ent, aft we feel sure a
Id- greet them shoitkl
ke to pa 4n 41 feirdilitt
nett, the local ' age.; for the 'Frost Jr
Wood Implement C this week unloaded
two cars of binders-. mowers and relies at
the Q P It station. Mr Gannett will
hold his annual d divery 'on .Sattirday
Alma May 27th, wi en a large uumber of
farmers • will ,be in town for their
meohinery,
A 0 F WILL , 9 to erroxion,.-eCourt
Huron, A.n0ient ()•der of Foresters' will
attend divine se vices in the Baptist
ohuron, en Sunda . afternoon...Juno 4th,
at 3 o'clock when Rev W Freed, piator
of the (Almelo wkl prettch the eeriness.
A. number of bretheen from visiting 9urte
are expected to jc ez with the lq4 Court
for this occasion.
First.olass photos. Best ' town. War-
ranted never to fade. sizes, 75c to $2
pur dozen. Arrostr , the new photo.
grapber in Bracken lire's old stand, oppo.
aftel.irunstsick hotel.
Carlstabe R 0 de tery.
n
.u.s.ws or Foam a Wmotourten Tile
following from this week's Cshesley , nter-
prise, no doubt, re rs to the death of a
well-ktiown former esident of Wingham :
11fr an 4 Mrs Johrr Br imam and Mr and Mrs
Ed Brenne,n attend d the funeral of Mrs
Flannagan, of Han ver, on Thursday last
week. Mrs Flann an was a sister of
., Mrs Ed and Mrs John Brennan. The
• remains of aecea d %A.:az interred in
Binder Twine in three grades ; our
dearest at 10 ote per lb. Ws sell the Con -
earners Cordage Co's Twine. They are
good, honest, reliable goods and of home
production; by placing your order early
vre will protem you against any further
' advance. , Young & Paulin, it
Strum ge TUE G T R. -The section men
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on the Grand Trunk Railway from Tort.'
land, Me, to the Sa Ma Tunnel •went on
strike at 7 o'clock ci Monday, moroing.
Besides wages the are several minor
grievances which th, been desire adjusted.
The following is par of a statement of the
grievauoes of the rackmen :-The G T
R Trackmen have le:len trying for some
time past, to have he many grievances
ander. which they su fered redressed, For
the purpose a committee of them waited
on Ur . McGuigan 1 est June, 1898, but
beyond a little taff; the committee got
no satisfeotion. As -matters were steadily
getting worse, they made a more deter-
mined effort this opring to get some
settlement with the zompany and to this
end sought intervietao with their superior
officers till their committee again met Mr
McGuigan. Again ley got no redress
and so they applieca to Mr Hays, The
case is still in his oands with the pro.
bability, if he also refeses justice there will
be trouble with the t seamen. The pay
has been, foreman el. '0 per day, men 91 a
day, from which lit ducted 2 to 3 cents
by the company for in uranoe, making the
money actually reteelue 91.47 and 98 ole a
day. Then some of e men are taken
away on extra Work, o ten being on duty
15 to 17 hours per day, and he overtime
allowed, 15 to 17 hour for 98 cents. For
similar services and a 1 •hour day, the 0
I' Xt, which paid the so e rates in similar
localities in 1897, noW ys foreman 91.75
end men $1.15 to 1.25, The Boston and
Maine in similar loeali tee pays foreman,
$2 and melt 01.50, wher the G T R pays
$1,00 and 91.20. And on the 0 P R and,
13 and IV, the men are e t taken . away on
extra work. Under th circumstances it
may wily be underatoo that the mete)
have very real grievance ." All the Healed
men in this ittatiedidte v oinity are among
the atrikere. The teaks niesi's strike Waft
still on Thursday worlds, . The men all .
received word from the moral superin.
tenclent to %tart work on ueedity reornieg,
Or their platee would bei inediately filled.
The men 01 refttse to no t work until' they
hear from the tettokra 's .00Malitterei at
Cfrno Resettat,--You can get the Tines'
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
and 'Weekly Glohe until the end of 1809 SMALL LOCALS.
for 80 cents. Campbell's Iteadache Wafers guarall-
Pansmrsn's Bxerics103.- The Secretary teed to cure ileadaoho*
of the Canadian Pres Association, has re- -Tzates till end 1820 for 50" ete,
oeived replies from ixty metnbers,
fying their intention of going on the ex.
cursion to the Pacific :Coast, The Exeou.
tive Committee met on Friday last and
regarded the outlook Millighly enceuraging,
and at Qua proeeed4 to complete the ar-
rangemente. The pa ty will leave Toronto
on either the let orf th of August.
ONL1 OF :UN= Boxs.-Sergeant
Arch Canthell, of 11 a 2nd N Y infantry
was in town one ui iht last week an his
way to Grey count a on a visit to friends.
The Sergeant was through the Cuban
campaign, but di t not pose as a hero or
tire eater, and did ict apparently desire to
attract undue at'etion.-Harziston Ile -
view. The above entlentan spent several
days with friends it Wingliam and violin •
ity last week.
WANTED -Ori short term plan. A:young
man tole= tailoring and mating: Apply
to Webster a 0o, Queen's Block, Wing -
ham.
SALVATION Artan r.3a.pt. and Mrs Mo. •
Leod, of the So.lvatit n Army, held fare,
well meetings at the barracks on Sunday
last. Large crows were present and
interesting services were held. The
officers have made many warm friends
during their short itey, who will wish
them, every ear:cm in their new field,
wherever it. may be- They left town on
Tuesday morning fo - London, where easy
will attend the Offirs' Council. Their
successors here are cot yet known. • •
° Tun 21= oe Wedaesday, May
24th, the Queen's b.ethday, was very g uiet
in Wingham, litany of our townspeople •
speeding the day ir Clinton, Berlin, Exeter
and other places, The Wingham Fire
Brigade spent the easy in Clinton and were
successful in tenni rg first money in the
hose reelraoe. T se only team they ran
againet wes• that lCIIiiton., n.Seaforth
hose reel teem refusato rue, the race. The
time mode by the h.me boys was one min-
ute and three secands. Three of ,the
Wingham brigade, Messrs Geo Hanna,
Chas Stewart and J s Gray, won the relay
race, beating their o ponents frotopaforth
by about 53 yards. IWe are pleased to note
the succeed of our Fi o Company, under the
management of the 41w Oblef, Mr. V Van.
norman. The TV ngliam bombed club
also spent the day J1 Clinton, playing a
game with the Br eels team and wore
. of 10 to 8. Both
asebaill boys speak in
treatment they re -
1 the Clinton people.
ley coald not have
• D McDonald, piper,
in Clinton. The
whole day was the
glum football club
es score being 0 to 0
The boys did not go
tion of defeating the
Berlin team. but epectod to make a
somewhat better sh ming. We learn that
at half time the ;ame stood 1 to 0 in
Berlin's favor, and after that Mr Ed.
Coultis' leg gave ,ut and he was forced
to stop playing. The Wingham boys
seemed to then gol all to pieoes, hence
the result as stat
will likely turn t
visits Wingbarn
The Winguam a
defeated by it gook
the firemen aucl the
glowing terms of Ihi
oeived at the hands
Tay all say that t
been used better, M
also spent the day
worst feature of the
defeat that the Wil
received at Brli, t
in Berlin's favor•
away with the into
d shove. The boys
to decides the datesai
e tablet; when Berlin
dn Saturday,l,eeswater rJuneida013urbd; -A number from
the services in conne
ner stone layinic of
held a match on the morning of the 24111.
The points obte ed were - Wingham, tanTielehurt:ghut Baerilg:
1 owe t
040iY3; Teeewetere
hs areholders of "The Wing.
Mr Thos Cell as purchased a dandy Flax Co, Limited" w 1 .e held in the a
Her Majesty
80 years old We Leese*,
Hu trail 1 for seen Victoria,
_Hssoo,ejsse 7 Council will meet at
Godee,eb, June (I h.
Look in and nee the latest thing in sum-
mer cook stoves. Young& Paulin.
'.-rbio Dangaunn fall show will be held
oe the Ilda and h of October,
-Mr Jas (Mee y is the looser -of a foal
from his trotting are, Florence G.
-Court Maitia d, 0 0 F, will hold its
regular meeting t is (Friday) eyeing
_..etesers Burn till & Robertson made
their usual ship: rent of hogs to Toronto
on Thursday.
D Bell 1 is improved his stores,
oppostte the ska ing rink with a fresh
mat Of paint.
It wttl pay yon= to 001110- to Wingham
and but younbciagy from T 31 Ross,
.--7,2?vory rotepea'er of Wingham should
attend the public, ,neeting in the town -halt
on Monday eveniog next.
-The employe a of the London Street
Railway Co are veldts on strike and the
city is without .sizeet car service. .
Antbon Nicol is having his
blackstnith shop, recently purchased from
Mr T L Jobb, th .roughly repaired.
-All
R have secured ew uniforms. They were
worn on Wedne dity for the iiret time.
-The next re ular meeting of Wing.
ham Council, to' Wien Order of Chosen
Ftiends. will be held on Monday evening
next.
Albert Thomas' Phosphate wilt give
your lawn a very luxur.ous growth.. Sold
at Young & °
oi-atecitere liefttpi Brea Wave 01Lrtdjtioa
to their stock hi th shape of a fine Sara.
nao foal from 6 ir faithful old grey
mare.
-Messrs Beattie Bros, of town, hate
purchased the fain s • old running mare,
Topsy 0, -from i r James. Beattie,- of
Clinton.
-Court Wingh n, Independent Por.
resters, will atten devine service in the
Baptist church, a Sunday afternoon,
June lith.
-Teesdey was Empire Day in the
Public Schools, d no • celebration of a
public nature was held 'in„,
school in honor oothe oceatsion.
-A. special mating of the %V 0 T U will
be held in (This tolm's Hall on Monday
afternoon, 28th 1 st. A. full atteedsnee of
0ioers and mere sere is requested.
'14 -Mr Charlie Ross, who recently left
lire for Winnipeg, has secured a good
situation as assitant 0 P 31stittiviend I
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Swede Turnips(Hartley's Imp.,
Bronze Top),
Swede Turnips (Fine West-
bury Imp.)
Swede Turnips (Skirving's
Imp,)
Swede Turnips (Carter's Im-
perial Hardy).
Swede Turnips (Barighohn);6
Mange Wurtzel (Improved
Saw Log).
MORROW'S
DRITC+ STORE,
,
A ilaillriNI T:IST
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Etas proved the E :enemy Gasoline Stove
with Oxen and Iron Heater (made by the
Oannora Stove and C you Co, of London), tom
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be a perfect sumer stoye. It is gotten
up and operated in a simple, safe way,
having itio large tan connected to =keit
dangerous, and octets only 117.75, There ia
no heat to warm th house, These stoves
are now being !reel-. used ell over Canada,,
and are beconnng c lute poplar in 'Wing -
ham. A M Bruce, representing the above
Company, maybe 'ouod at the Branevrick
House, where he will be pleased to show
you a sample, SW?* eie ' talte it to your
home for inspectiort. If your neighbor has
one, be sure and se, it. Orders left at the
13runswick. House will receive prompt at-
tention. . .
8 n CENTS for the Trams and Weekly
%./ Globe until January, 1900.
-The wool seaso i will soon be here.
-50 ole pays for the Trans till January
lat, 1900. ea.
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-The stonewort 'under Mr Gannett's
dwelling has been gonnoenced.
-The Wioghatr Mi petrels have decid-
ed to give a Show in Blyth in the rear
1 future.
, -Walter Lowret„, of Brussels, is buying
eggs at that town ter Mr 0 Gillespie, of
this town.
-Turnberry a id Bast Wawaoosh
councils meet to-cay (Friday). Morris
and West Wawat osh councils meet ort. •
Infonday next.
express agentatli 7 soya n, TV'
Thomas' PhosPhete, roan ufacitar-
ed in Engiand, is acknowledged in this and
the Old Country to be a very superior
grade of land fertilizer. Young & Paulin,
-The directors f the Huron Poultry !
and. Pet Stock As °elation will hold a
meeting 10 Seafortli his (Friday) evening
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the next show.
Wingham ettended
tion with the cote ' Saoramentel fiery
a new Presbyte Presbyterian ohurol
eon Wedziey. ,JUxie4th.
of the lIle Goinn's eubjeC
m Farmers' next in the Congrega
-From Thu
Press we learn tt
wife, late of the
hove been sent tc
gan, of Furlough
of Bayfield, come
work at Wingban
etlay's London Fee
at Capt McLeod and
Salvation Army here,
Galt. Capt Branni-
and Lieut Crawford,
to take charge of the
two•tiorse eari-iaJe from T H Ross.
town hall, 'Winging. •n Monday, June
v
5th, 18911, at 4 (Moo p ReW Freed and
A. TIMING, Presideat. delegates flank the
EXAM IN AT l'ON -Everett Melte ie, barrister, 'ef God- ebutch to the Bap
FREEtario and Quebec Toronto tbis week.
erich, nephew of o townsman, air Geo
The Winghatit delekttes were unable to at
MeXenzie, has go to Regina, N w T,
where he intends fo open an office and attend the eonyentioa,
•qtices his profe ion.
Geo Moir w s successfully Operated j On pages 2 and 3 o . this issue will be
found excellent repot of the proceedings
on for
by Dr of the Wingham Diet riot Meeting of the
rici is last Tuesday
Retinal ennedy deserves great Methodist elturch, and the Woman's
Foreign Miseiotary, oiety. The meets
credit for takin hold of the ease after
loge wgpe held at Brn sole hitt fiveek and
the attending ph %Wan refused to wait
on this poor bo our reforts of them re taken Itoni tbe'
The Witch of Endo
n ()TES.
es wilt be held in:the
oe Sunday morning,
on Sunday evening
ional church will ha '' •
Did Samuel Use?" •a
r John Smith were
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Wingham Baptise
et convention of On-
Defects scarcely noticeable
in children assutne
dangerous proportions with
advancing years.
A proper correction now will
prevent serious cornplica-
tions later.
J. E. DAVIS,
WILIGGIVI" AND OPVCIAN,
%A/INGHAM.
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-Criehrane & llo'xnsixon got in a car of Brussels Post,
marble here and lone at Wingham this The annual meett g of the Walkerton
Association of the aptist church -,will
week. It Nonl a tew weelts since they
oh June eth, eth
wing dlegates from
attertfitsme. Poe
loreed, Mr and Mrs
Uhapraso, Mr and
. Por Houle and
ircle-ldra Jno
Robertsonloor the
la Clara Pelton., Mr
Mrs Thos lifebottdd
and. Miss. X M Mime
and will read a pap «i
ork. h
got in two other c:.re, and they are Carry- be held at Atwood,
tog a heavy stock if marble in both towns. and 7th. The top
-Brussels Het•al‘. ; Wingliatts will be i
))r. Maedenal 1 iShOW permanenthe thureh—The
i
at home and ean be censulted by
his patrobs. M .
ra Jos Welwo
-“Butter Scott ," a bale Owned by F*reign Mitunoet
WM. Hendrie, ITamilton, won the ton and Mrs- Ale
Queen's Plate tar nt Toronto on Satur-1 Mission Band -
day last. Many tpeeted aosE Seagram's Stephen Peltonhorse,
horse, “Dalmoor to win tha rano. Mr and Mrs Alf Ire
Seagram has w n this rate for thepast will also attend
eight yetiteZ Mitetieti Band
rshter•Mre
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