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Notice of changes must be left at WO I years, and John c, Anderson for (Me oeh waled and an Easy VI
office not later than satorday noon. year.
The copy for changes must he left Mr. P Buchanan was re -appointed as lot to Ether 01$08SOS
Casual advertisements accepted up . . , .,„ ,...
not later, than Monday evening. a member, of the High Sehool Board, 1, One of the formost medical w
to noon Wedueadav of gee!) week lar, John P. evroves WAS re-engaged says; "It is astonishing the nem
ae Secretery-Treaeurer at the Same tPoere.Pytaagillani nt atter eanhe:tntaeor4PPolfedian gn
aelary.
Mr, J, S. Dodd was re-engaged as otirdelndfiluseenaZ whtehheawreerge4oavnegreCr
caretaker, the, matter of salary left eyery winter, is dierieg Convalese
over until next ineetiog. when the charaeterestle symPterris
Committees were named the catarrh, the headache
as follows:— the depression of epirits Pass a
fever,
Property - Trustees Allen, Bennett, Orin leaVes behind it Weakened
Riritettl, Lloyd and Field. Finance— powers, thin blood, impaired (lige
r.es.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
In at leaet three of its most import-
ant recommendations, the Geverntnent
Col/mission on IThempleyinent in its
report, Published this week, confirms
policies of Mr. Rowell and the Liberals A united recruiting meeting of 160th
, goes against the stand taken by and 161st Battalions of 13ruce anti Huron
, the Government in the House. These respectively, Was held Friday eveningin
hree points are:—The need for tax re- the Presbytt3rian Church, Whiteehurch,
orne the advisability of a Department from which congregation eleven Young
f Labor and the unfortunately close men have pasted, two being in the
otererelation between the liquor traffic trendies. ,Addresses were delivered by
nd social reform, The Government Mr, D. 0, Taylor and Private McKinnon
of Lucknow, Major Sinclair of Wingliam
ejected Proposals of the OpPosition 161st, and Copt McNally of the 160th
or tax reform and also for a Depart- having returned from the front after
ant of Labor. Now their own Com- being wounded twice. The musical
ission recommends these reforms, and literary part was provided by meal-
s. Rowell for years has been empha- hers of the two battalions as well as
zing what a serious hindrance to all other talents from Wingham. The
rojects of social reform the drink ehurch was crowded. Two stood up and
affie constituted; now this Goverment next day enlisted at Lucknow in the
ommission says the same thing. 100th Bruce.
Let us help you Plan an attractive
from trip. Roglelets giving full particulars
anada mMled on applications MB, H. Bennett*
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WAR AUXILIARY FORMED
Huron Q ounty decided to form a war
xiliary at a well represented meeting
citizens of all classes and from al-
most all the municipalities of the con-
ty, which was held in the Council
wither, Clinton. Tuesday afternoon
last week. with Dr. FIolnaes, of
cleric') in the ehair and Lieut. A. J.
igg acting Secretary. Capt. Wind-
er, of 'Toronto, gave a lucid address
d told of the success of the auxilia-
s le his district and the meeting was
animous in deciding to form what will
known as the Huron County War
xiliary.
The aim is to have every man, wom-
, and child in the county either a
tither of this auxiliary or an enlisted
n. This auxiliary will have every -
ng to do with the assistance to be
en the battalions to be formed in
ron and will be a medium through
ich the most careful consideration is
be given to the needs of the boys
m Huron as well as all county inter-
s. Capt. Windeyer says this organ -
tion was not only for the, time of the
r, but for many years after the war,
rder to deal with matters that need
sideration.
ists are to be tabulated showing the
nding of every sound man of mill -
y age, and the local auxiliary in each
nieipality will assist in securing re.
tsas fast as possible. The speaker
r -ed to the fact that up to the pre -
t the women had been doing most
he patriotic work and thought the
e had come when the men must do
r bit in whichever way they can,
n though as in many cases, it means
crifice of busitess interest. But
call is urgent, the crisis is here,
it is time of sacrifice on the part
1.
he following officers were elected:—
. President, Dr. W. J. R. Holmes,
oderich; President, W, Brydone, of
ton; Vice-Presidente, Rev. J, Fotb-
gliam, of Goderieh; Peter,Seott, of
rave; .1. Reid, of Seafortb; Rev.
. Smith, of Hensall; Secretary -
surer, D. L. MacPherson, of Clin-
mong the munieipal represeritatives,
en were John F. Groves and W. le.
Ston e for Wingbatn; W. S. Me.
cher and R. Black for Wroceter;
roctor and W. Laidlaw for Maris;
• King and W. S. Minee, for Ture-
y;1. T. Currie and M, Lockhart
East Wavvanosh: Wm. Bane and
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The inatigertif 'meeting of the Puhlie
eehool Board was held on Wednesday
evening of last week with all the mem-
1 .iera present and Secretary Groves in
.he chair.
On motion Teuetee Bisbee wag eeleet-
el as Chairman for the year, Minutes
, f previous meeting were read tied ap.
proved. The Pri clears yearly and
monthly repotte were read and adapt,
ed.
It Wee arranged that Trustee Holmes
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN
ever receive the propel r halauce of keel
toffitiehtty Immesh both body arid
brain tinting the growing period when
natures dematale are greater thaii in
mature lite. This is shown in SO many
pale feces', lealt bodies, frequent coide,
and led: of ambition.
Por ril such children we say with
einniatakable earnestness:I they need
Scott' s UmulMon, and need .it now. it The report of the Royal Northwest
NS/111e8iss 10toliceultated kriri the very Mounted Pollee shows that the alien
fodd tiernenteto enrich_ their Mood.
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thangas weakness to strenktiit Mike* -etion the Wear,eitnWm been so erriefr
theta Sturdy eadstrong auaattive.
seat a norm terbtorea to, ea ontly bandied that the extra force af
500 men 18 no longer needed,
tiowecit.
There passed away at her home in
Fordwich on Wednesday, Jan. 12th,
Margaret Hall, relict of the late Thos.
Goggin. Deceased had been in failing
health for some time and when, some
days prior to her death, pneumonia set
in no hopes were entertained for her
recovery. She was born in Darlingtou
Township and in 1886 was married to
Thos. Goggin, who predeceased her
seven years ago. Corning to Howick, a
bride, she settled on the farm just north
of Fordwich where she resided until
three years ago when the family moved
into town. She is survived by one son,
nervous prostration and even cons
tien. It is it condition that cal
emphatically for a tonic. for b
Dr...Williams' Pink Pills ar toni
d as
They 91-2
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P e lee ofejook p* e position of
Most AtittedeOt Of the To of Wingham for
load. the year 1910, at h salary Of $412.5Q per
C year
Pemally adapted to 'meets is nee
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they purify and en eh, 10- blood.
tone up the ner es nd give v
strength and bea to the debiiit
syatem. Mrs. 1.N iird D. Chaffey,
Indian Island, N. Oa saYe: "For
several winters in succession I was at-
tacked by la grippe which left me weak
and badly run down. In each ca
used Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with
most beneficial results. Last "wi
when the trouble was agaid prev
I took the preeautien of fortifying
system with Dr. 1Villiams Pink
and ascaped the trouble, while man
my neighbors were down with It.
fact I enjoyed the best of health
spring and fee) sure this medicine
BO fortify the system as to prevent
trouble."
These Pills are sold by all medi
dealers or may be had by mail a
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 f
The Dr. Williams"' Medicine Co„ Br
vine. Ont
.70Hisl F, GROVES,
Town Clerk,
Bulls and Colts For Sale
se 1 The undersigned has to
the premises. lot 4, eon: 3, orris? ntohuisr
nter Shorthorn bulls, r ngin age from 8
alent to 43 months, bre ro mp9rtecl stock;
my also three good g gs, rising a years,
Pills sired by Goldlink. i3russ•
Y of os, Ont. all 4t
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Teacher of Piano and Theory.
, Pupils prepared for Toronto Conserva-
tory Examinations.
*fteelseer
A pretty wedding tocilt place at ScUulo
4.
'Sunny Side" the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gibson, Morris, on Wed-
nesday, Jae, 12th, at 12 o'clock noon,
when their youngest daughter, Pearl A. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
was happily married to Mr. George
McDonald Mock
Wingham
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Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole* IN THE MATTER' OF DAVID M. 1BILLER,
6th line. Morris. The ceremony was TA'SOLVRNT.
"formed by
George ewitt,
after which the guests to the number
Thos. M., and two diaighters, Misses of about 40 sat down to a dainty dinner.
Emmeline and Edith, all at home, and The bride was becomingly attired in a
by three brothers and four sisters. dainty dress of cream brocade satin
with wedding veil and carried a boquet
of carnations and ferns. The wedding
Gime
The farm of WH Kerr, Brussels,
located on the North Boundary of Grey
township, bps been sold to A. McCracken
of the same locality who is now in posses-
sion.
David Lamont, Melita, Man, is here
for a short holiday visit. He is the
picture of gook health. Mr. Lamont
Is a son of Mrs. Angus Lainant,7th Con
and is always welcome.
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
Monkton on Wednesday, Dec. 22nd when
Duncan McNabb and Miss Mary Knipe
were united in marriage. The ceremony
was preformed by Rev. A. E. Doan.
The newly married couple will reside at
the groom's farm in Grey township.
A former Grey township resident is
here for a holiday visit in the person
William Brown, Miami, Manitoba.
Re went West 25 years ago where he
has prospered. His youngest son has
enlisted as chauffeur or engineer and
is now in England and is expecting
to soon go to the front. Mr. Brown, the
visitor, is a brother to Deputy Reeve
Brown and Thos. Brown
BLUSVA LE.
A successful meeting of the Literary
Soeiety was held last Friday evening
under the direction of L. S. Winch and
his committee. The address of the
evehing was given by A. L. Posliff,
Principal of Wingbato Public School on
the Political Growth a Canada. The
Speak er traced in an interesting way
the gradual development of democratic
government from the beginning of
British rule in Canada through its
various struggles arid victories up to
the broad level of freedtan which teas
brought in with confederation. Ho
closed by giving a clear pitture of the
machinery of governinentfroin the con-
trol of local alfairs to national legie-
lation. Two novel features of the pre -
gram were, the Royal Philharitionic
orchestra cotriposed Of the boys of
schttei tniciet the leadership ef
L. S. Winch and a Pantomime entitled,
"Seen at a Railway Station." The
orchestra won a great elleCefil Nati
mosietilly and scenically and the pant-
omime. in whith the partof the tramp
was taken by Robt. N. Aitchison and
the dude, L. 8, Wineh, moved the
audience both to lailightee atid tears.
Pleasing solos were Sting by Misti Agnes-
Aitchiaon and Mist; Carrie biarteind
and Miss Ella Dobie gave a recitation
On the Huron Battalion, Pres, W. It
Haney was thairition. The next meet-
ing will be held on Vridayo Veb,
evhee Mr, George Metionald and hie
tolemAtee Will have charge of the
program. The meetings Will ho held
every setond Friday' night for the bai.
tries of. the winter.
march was played by Miss Mary C
sister of the groom.
Three sons of W. C. and Mrs. Thu
6th line, have enlisted with Brus
ComDarly, Viz:- Roy: 'Fred, Joi..
many families make so large a cont
ution for the sake of the old flag.
Township Council re -appointed 1
year's officials at same salaries. Th
also granted $10.00 to Sick Children's
Hospital; $25 to Huron Co. Children's
Aid Society and $100 to the Red Cross,
the latter largely savi.d by the acclam-
ation election.
Three of the Chempion boys, vize
Harry, Roy and George, 5th line, have
enlisted with Bripsels Company of t
161st, /futon Battelion. The, t
latter are already in uniform and Hat
will don the Ring's after Champi
Bros, auction sale on the 27th inst.
.Notice is hereby given that the above
nainea int.olvent, David M Miller of
tne Township of Tureberry in the
County of Huron, Fanner, carrying on
business as farmer at the said Town-
ship of Turnberry, has made an assign
ment of his estate to me for the general
benefit of his creditors under the Revised
we. Statutes of Ontaric, chapter 134.
The Creditors are notified to meet at
my office at the Village of Wroxeter,
ell, on the Fifteenth day of January. A, D.
ewe 1010, at four o'clock in the afternoon
N
for the purpose of receiving a state -
05 merit of the insolvent'e affairs, for the
rib- appointment of inspectors and the
giving of directions with reference to
the disposal of the estate,
est All persons claiming to be entitled to
cy rank on the eitate must file their claims
with me on or before the fourth day of
February. A. 0 , 1910, after which
date 1 will proceed to distribute the
assets thereof, having regard only to
those claims qf which I shall then have
received netice, and I will not be liable
January, TA. 0Ngp..,
not then recpived notice.
for the said assets or any part thereof
to any persdn'of whose &aim I have
Dated at Wroxeter this third day of
h
1910
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ry Wingham, Ont. Wroxeter P. 0.,
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We are pleased to state that the past year wed otie
of the most; silecess2131 we bave had in Winghain.
Thonglitittiney Was tight, our friends end patrons
have greatly increesed, and the volume' of business
done has been greeter than ever Inane, We have is
number of articles that illifet be cleared nut if priee
will do it, including
GRANITWAR.E, TINWARE„ LAMPS
AND STOVES
11 Yatt NYAO the goods conalS We need the Punier. •
The war has greatly increased the eetit of all goods
we handle and we have decided to sell ht a email
margin of profit for cash orilY. condecting a strictly
cash business. Workshop thoo.and material run ou
a30 dAY Melo basis and all repairs are strieely cash.
ify. J. BOYCE 4111
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Have YOU renewed your
Subscription for 1916
A Great Slaughter
in.the Price of
CLOTHING AND RUGS,
Commencing Friday, January 21st
Suit
Although Clothing has advanced 25 per
cent. in price, we have decided to .put out
our entire Clothing stock at actual cost,
and sell it before our Spring stock comes- in
and give our customers the benefit of it.
We are not advertising Suits at half price
as some merchants do, because we never
have 100 per cent. profit on it, or such an
enormous profit as to be able to sell it at
half price. We invite everybody to come
in and compare our prices and goods with
others, and we know where you will buy.
Prices ranging from $6 to $15 per suit.
Overcoats
We have only a few Overcoats left and are
ping to dear these/out, Prices $4 to $21.
Rugs
Anything you want in the line of Rugs we
have it from the cheap Tapestry Rug to
the best Wilton. Our retail price oh these
Rugs are less than what the wholesale price
is to.clay, but we are not asking our regular
price4 but the price that they cost us. If
in need of a Rug in the Spring don't wait
till them Now is your chance of securing
a Rug at one of the greatest bargains ever
-:offered in Wingliarn. Prices ranging ac-
cording to sift of Rug.
Come in and see our Clothing and Rugs
and if you don't think they are the best
bargains ever offered why don't buy.
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