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INGHAM ADVANCE
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7222.111,ILY 1 7, 1910
Jamestown.
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H,EAD OFFICE,
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THEIR FIRST DEFEAT.,
Belg ONO.
Mae. ameba" mourns; tise death of
Ws Rioter, Miss Umuilpy a Hullett.
Thos. Corbett of Myth was worlth4
Mr. Hill'a lad week etong Ice,
This is like an old-fashioned. wiater ;
snow truest be nearly tbree feet
Ira°0°03ao of. WInglotOt lo
eis atng a feW days oath Mrs. ?John
jas. Cunningham attended the tons
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of his brother, oear Loneesboro,
week,
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ficesvg .;tircetekcstster• C'Irc• ..ritcc. 41°0 xcr it
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Mr. P. Budge la offending a couple
of weelss With his son, Rev. A, Budge
at Hanover,
. Chas. ltreCrae is somewhat on the
st,e, k.list but we trust he will imon b.;
841 right Ware
Gepeeron Robertson sold a ialce pair
of heavy draught horses to john, Den-
holm of Blyth for $500.
mr, and. Mrs Bryant of Busiest
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*szteel et the home of thelatter's par,
'Val UP 'Mr, and Mrs Wray, last week,
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Clayton Proctor, a the Stratford
Normal School, was a visitor with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, 0, W. Proctor,
If -r. SprOat -bad a visit last __week
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from bis nepbew, Mr. Fowler o or
Dakota,. and his niece, Miss Fewler of
u'gimouvIte.
Mrs. Corbett and daughter and son-
inaavv, Mr. and Mrs, Eckel' ef Edtnon.
ton, A.Ita., were visiting friends at
Beigrave last week.
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noward Wightman and his sister,
Annie, have returned to their home aat
Outlook,
tn with friendsael: SP45411 1 ° d
lis3solu in an aroup
e geese.
At the last Quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Church Board, Rev, 3. E.
Cook received a unanimous call to re.
main on the Belgrave circuit for the
second year.
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If the dog scare results in the obeli-
tion of a. lot of the useless doge that
infest
. our village and country, de-
straying sheep, it will have served a
good -
go purpose.
John McCallum bas sold his land
holdings near Outlook, Sask., for
which be has rounded up theneat sum
of about $6000. We eimgratulate Mr.
McCallum on his success.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Black will re-
turn to their home at Goodland, Man.,
this week. As they are a young mar-
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nea couple, we wish them every sue-
cos in the new home which mr, Black
has secured
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The many dogs of this village are
either chained, boxed up or muzzled,
and some of them will be destroyed as
there is a $200 fine hanging over the
head pf their owners should they by
any means be allowed to run at large
unprotected. •
Mrs. Ceasar and sister, Sarah,. at-
tended the marriage of their niece,
Miss Maggie eldest daughter of An-
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drew McDougall. to Chas. arter of
0weddingh
Manitoba on Wednesday,the 9 h
e t
The voune cou le will settle on the
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groom's arm in Manitoba.
Mr. F. Morris of Fargo, N. Dakota,
Mr. 3. Carter of Auburn, Mr, R. Me-
Whinney aud Mr. W. MoKuight of
the Nile were visitors at Wm. Wat-
son's Bel rave on Monday, all of
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whom were old schoolmates and some
Mr; Watson had not met for 26 years,
and naturally they had a pleasant
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time. ,
St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Thurlew visited
friends aroundStapleton last vteek,
Mr. Will. McDonald of Jaraistown
g aro= , e ens a pre-
is visiting d St H 1 t
sent
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Miss Mary Woods has retiumed
home after a Ieasant visit to friends
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in arems.
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Me. Mid Humphrey and Mrs. Oran-
stun visited their eider, Mrs. Ed. Tay-
lor on Sunday
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Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Irwin of Kinloss
visited the latter's father, Mr. Wm.
Woods, for a few days.
Mr. Geo. joynt, Hensall, returned
home on Wednesday accompanied by
his' rnother, Sera Joynt.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid of Ashfield
visited at the home of Mr. R. a.
Woods one day last week.
The Farmer's Institute intend hold.
ing their a,nnual meeting in the Town
Hall, Saturday, Feb. 19. A good time
is expected.
A ineeting of the ratepayers of S. S.
No. 4, West Wawanosh, is called for
e . t , o consider
Saturday,Feb10 It tthe
sale of the vacant part of the school
add improvements to the other part.
A full attendance is requested. Meet-
ing to commenee at 10 o'clock.
Blyth. • •
Mr. and Mts. John Henry of Blyth,
an aged coulee, died within A short
tirne of each other, Mr. Henry died
t
eanuary 160, and Mrs. Henry Feb.
year.
2ntl, both in their 80th M
Henry was a man of wonderful
strength and vigor up to four years
a •
ago when he contracted pneumonia
and dime that time he had been geed-
nally falling in bealth, heart failure
being the tense of death. No sooner
were his remains laid away than the
wife took ill with bronchial prime
East Wawanosh,
Itilee Ella Walker le astray on a vielt
to Mellott friends. lae.
Xt.. and Mrs. Carter spent the Week
end with Gorterich friends, frierade
Mr. and M. O. M. Robertson boll.
dayed with Clinton, friende last week,
Allan MOBurney of Yellow Grass, say'
tltcel berc•
Sa°14•1 Is "newing acquallta
Howard Shielt left for Saskatehe-
Wan Tuesday morning. Ali wish him
1!Meese.
Mr, Wotan of Eyebrow, Soak, is at Ndv"
peesent the guest of his eider, M.
Wut• Anders°°•
Mrs. Lovett, bawl line, le Visiting for just
a few days vsith her daughter, Mrs. In'
Gordon johnstone,
Mrs. Fallis and. son Robert of Turn-
berrysspent a few clays last Week with
he niece, Mrs, (1., Johnston. -
Mr. A. Cf. W. Hardisty punt:taxed a
fine young boll from Mr. Granger of
Hallett. It is now in bis stables at
Weetfield.
M. Shiell is at present the guest
of her daughters, Misses Mabel and
Jennie Shiell, and other friends in the
Queen City.
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Some one has ,said winter is
farmer's holiday.' Oertainly it looks
like it by the number who are holiday-
ing at present.
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is rumored. that a couple of west-
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field's fair ones will launch. out on the
f • d t •
sea o metrimony an go west An a
coqple of weeks.
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Mr, Jas. Leaver has purcbased from
Edgar Patterson, his cementing- outfit
for eilos, walls and floors, and. will
.commence work as soon as the season
begins.
Quite a number from around here
attended the pancake social in Au-
is e we an pronou
burn Bapt' t ti er d need
the pancakes lovely. Altogether it
was a decided success.
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Mies Mabel McDonald of Godemen
and Mies Mabel Morrison of White-
ehurch were guests of friends for a
few days while here to attend the Car.
ter -McDougall nuptials.
sa er, .
J Currie ex -President of
ntte vv .. - • e
S ' t
the Turnnerry Agriculturalode y,
attended the Fairs' Association meet-
Ing in Toronto last week, He reports
a good time and ia convinced. that
rnung will ep ace among e ore-,
es e • '11 b 1 d the f
most on the list of professions in the
near future.
A very successful . quilting bee was
held. at the home of Mrs. John Mc-
Dowell on Friday of last Nook when
ee g Is assembled, with thimble
e young 1 g -r
and needle and before evening took
two quilte out of the frames. It i8
reported that one young man was
there to thread the needles; nothing
like it, George.
fob h h f
Wednesday, Feb, e. t e home o
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ai an Mrs. Anarew iumeougait,
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oast Wavvenos , was the scene o a
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very pretty mid -winter wedding,
when their eldest daughter, Margaret
Ja, became the wife of Mr. Chas, Car-
ter of Elgin, Man. Promptly at five
o'clock, to the strains of Mendelssohn's
d b M V
mare played y re. erga-
. son o e grave, e groom took is
f 13 1 the h'
place, followed by the bride leaning
on the arta of her father, who gave
her away. The nuptial ' knot was
securely tied by Rev. J. A. Ferguson
f B 1 ' the presence a only
o . e gray.et in . ris.t
nes f the con rad-
the Imulettlue friends ° e
ing parties. After the usual congratu-
.
lawns, all repaired to the dining-
room Where they partook of a dainty
dinner. The evening was very plea-
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santAy spent in games and music. The
bride's dress was a princess of few*
silk voile with a white lace yoke • and
trimmings of silk insertion. She car-
ried a bouquet of narcissi and maiden
hair fern. Her going away dress was
of svisteria broadcloth and velvet hat
to match. The Wide was the recipient
of many useful and. costly presents:
the gift of the groom. was a, beautiful
fur -lined. coat. Mr. and Mrs. Carter
will spend a fortnight among their
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friends here before leaving for their
home in Elgin, where they will Carry
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with them the very best wishes of all
who know them. -
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Currie enter-
tained the youth and beauty. of the
neighborhood, Friday evening. The
evening was very plewantly spent it
games and music, the chief feature be-
ing the presentation of a rug and some
china, to Airs. Carter, who has been a
faithful worker in the Sunday.School
and ever ready helper in the neighbor-
hood. The following is the address
which was read by Miss Kate Shiell,
while the presentation was made by
Misses Tessa Anderson and Annie
vetiver ..es ,
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Dear -Mr% Carter x -On this the eve
of our separation fla teacher and pupils
we feel it our duty to express one ap-
predation of your endeavors to in-
e struct us in the great lessons to e
b
learned in the Sunday School. Al-
though we have many times tried
n at'e e y u haste always shown
Y tlr P 1° e• °. •
the saute impartial Christian eharac-
' ter, and shown an example worthy of
imitation. We are sorry that you areim
leaving our school and conunity but
what is- our loss will be others gain,
Now before you leave us, we your
friends and pitpils take the liberty of
presenting you with these gifts as a
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i. slight token of otit. esteem trusting
they may serve as a remembra,nce of
our love and good wishes. We all
wish you and Mr. Carter, a long, hap-
PY and prosperons life.
Signed in behalf of your pttpils and
friends;
Itate Shiell, Anitie Leaver,
Tessa Andersou.
Mr, Thee. UOBWan 'le gettlitg in Lis
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titnowtemonaSritaleteitoard
Mr. Nitro. McDonald le vieiting
ip St, Helens this week.
Mr. rre.nls Latdisc
is in very poet' bust
health at preeent, we are parry to
The
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Rove
alterations and improyemente
Bank building ere
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r Lowry dap to Seaforth be;
ha$
*IOWA a,n4 Mr. Oakley theimer
mall to himself now.
Leckie was elected an Audi.
r
Good Shoos For Ladies
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w gbant chimpions vvio From moot
Forest By Score Of 64. at
lorMw.I.I,N•1”
Friday evening, Feb. lltb, will long the
be rereembered by the Hockey fans Of deep.
Wingham, that being the day tbe lostor
cal septette simply put it all over the seRnr.siCi.
Mount Foreet cup Welters in the 'Wet.Hopper,
tiest game that has been played. oft
Wingham ice since the Play when
I chant.
Harriet= Broaches and the o d lel
pious were playpag everthee and ex- last
tra games to decide who should cher,
ISI3 the silverware. The crowds that .
witnessed thosef games were surely
put to shame by the bunch of farm
and their fair onee that termed the
rink before 7.80 last Friday everting.
The special from Mt. Forest arrived at
8 25 and then it was the rafters that
were at a premium for seats. Net a
single pleee of standing room was to
be had. Referee Hern, who did, not
arrive until 0 o'clook, started the game
at 0.15 and both teams were out to
win. Scales, in Ma Forest goal, had
to make some grand stand stops and
When Mt, Forest forwaetis got going
they certainly showed elass, as time
after time Moltwen, Rose and Mont-
crieff would go down in a pretty corn-
binetion, only to be stopped by Jimmy
McGillivray nr Rose. Dune. MO:Alla
eray was right on the job for any that
eluded his defence. Marlette, wbo
was a, member of Mt, Forest tearo for
two years, Beeneed to be a partibuler
naark for Mt, Forest defence, but be
was surely equal to his job and on a
pretty run down the ice started the
crowd howling by passing to Johnston
Who landed No. 1 in 8 minutes and the
game developed into one continual
Ga
,,,,,witl:haensdpet,!itraeteormsaanariVrles,101.0tallsowokeere
playing the cup hunters right off their
feet, for Marlette laneed No, 2 for
%Ingham in 11 minutes. At this
stage the game was delayed by Rose
being struck with the rubber but in a
few minutes play was again started,
and, Mt. Forest, who were refreshed
by the rest, came strong and Kennedy
made a long shot which hit Dune. Mc.
Gillivra,y's pad and lauded in front of
goal; =me was near y an
the m • ff b 4
slapped it in, and as there was now
only 7 minutes in first half left, the
game became a little rough, as Mount
Forest tried in vain to score. In a
mix-up jobnston was sent to the fence
to be followed -in one minute by Ross
for eross checking, Marlette sent in a
pretty shot that got by Mt. Forest
defence and the ben rang for half time
with the score 3-1 in favor of
ham. After After the rest, the visitors
came etrong, but right off the reel
Johnston raised the hearts of the fans
by seediest No. 4 for Wingham, the
shot easily evading Scale. Willett=
goal had many a close shave, but Rose
and McGillivray were stone wall and
the locale had the cup bunters on tbe
run, and Scales in Mt. Forest goal was
coiatinuously in trouble, and Elliott
soon landed No. 5. After several
rushes, McEwen bulged the nets for
the visitors. Johnston and Moncrieff
were chased to the fence. 13mM-we at
point and Langdon at cover tried bar a
to start a rush but was held up. by the
back checking of the champions orIn
the stone wall defence, and finally-
Jim McGillivray landed the final goal
for Wingrnon on a long lift, and one
of the prettiest games in the history
of hockey in this good old town ended,
the score being 0-2 in favor of the sib
ver septette.
It is always hard to specialize on
any player when such a garne as this
was laved. For 10. Forest, young
,. ., g
d tScales'
bang on stood out alone; In
goal, thongh new at the job, did ex-
eeedin ly well, Kennedy and Mon-
. ff g bthe
erre , who y the way have been play-
ing for 15 years, were good. in spots
but were always loafing and the locals
gave Kennedy very little chance to
get in his "long shots." McEwen at
left was checked hard and could not
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get away but he banded out some
dirty crosschecks Walley Hern did
not appear to see. Brebeee at point
Was good but was con tinually being
&awn out.
For• "%Ingham, the hardest workers
in the bunch were Johnston and Elliott
g came o
but the honors of scorin t
Marlette and johnston, It was easily
seen that the locals were ordered to
stay on the ice, for Marlette and El-
liott were continually being cross.
Checked by their opponents and great
credit must be given the champions
for the clean game they played. Mc-
.
Lean at tentre, although he citd not
score, helped his mates greatly in
working the puck down on the -vial-
tors goal. The defence was stem wall'
and Rose and Jimmy McGillivray are
dandies, Mt. Forest found them hard
to pass, while Dune. McGillivray play-
ed his usually good garne in goal,
Hera of Stratford, who refereed. the
'm racial but he did not
game, was i p . ,
et the cross checking of the visitor%
g .
especially McEwen on left wing. The
e
"ne'llP :--
Mt. Forest -Scales, Brebber, Lang-
don, Kenne,dy, Ross, Monoxide Me-
Ewen.
Witglaam-D. McGillivray, Rose, S.
McGillivray, johnston, McLean, El-
El-
liott, Marlette. •
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NOTES. --The Isegeet crowd of the
seaSen taw the game end the noble
200 who came to town with the visi.
tors went away with bowed. heads and
it nand be mild they were a good
bunch but had little ebance to ch
their pets.. - Wally Hetet got every
off side and refereed a great game.. -
Looks like VI/Ingham to bring home
the bunting., ..The crowd cheered the
visitors good play; that's right....
The local management Wish to thank
the patrons for the greed attendanCe
....Easy to pick out the. Executive
committee, as they all wore it smile
. -Pew old Mt; Forest -We tee your
finish now.
LEAOTTE STAlltaNn.
Won Lost
Mount Forest o . .. . . ....6 1
Wingbam ...... ...., ...6 1
Lueknow .... . . ,,,..... e3 5
Palmeeston ..... • .. .... ,5 3
Lietowel . - ..... . , .....8 6
Harriaton s.,.... ... , . -0 8
Luelthow plays at Winglsam Thurs.
day night.
mt z, i vi
.... .. deed plays at Palmerston on
ri ay night.
Iv a
Oapital Stook Sall paid up).$4,000,900.00
Reserve Fand and Undi.
'tided Pront,400.000.00
o $6-
DePeeits by the Pablio- -01.000.000A
Total Aseete, otter ,. • ....450,000.400.00
Mr' itlal l‘irc• UM/Cr and illeleel esv
Verne "4 Snntl" With Et"'" recent
Mende ' Council,
Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Elliott of Melee-
tit vielted Mr. Andreva Pollock one
1 of
ay ast week,
It is hardly safe to go on the roads town,
new with the deep snow, and the
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'"I'cg sea"'
Mies Muriel Brothers of 13russels
vlsitea be" aunt, Mrs. ID, IffeDonald, a
few days last week
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Mr. Thos. Sorrunetwille of Brantford, se
preitehed inittbedhiall on Sunday night
and gave a fie Q11113°.
Did you get a valentine ? Quite a
number came to tins berg that wove
neither ornamental nor ueeful.
Mr, Frank Wright had a, wood -bee
last Thursday and a dance at night; •
the young folks enjoyed, themeelves
b at of the morn-
till the was ern& bours _
irig,.
The telephones have been put in on
the istItne of Moue?, and by the num-
ber of rings they intend to get the
good of the money ineested. But
svhat can you do? Don't listen when it
1
ith
,Th
wood
weighed
We
Fort
John
has
business
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pointed
East
the
A.
members
... As
Jamestown
Tuesday
by the
bag
over
darciege
rutuung
f the Oinsinal Board, associated
e
Co. Clerk Lane, for MO, at the
meeting of ggrOn County
ursday o as wee e fine team
f 1 t . k th g
WA /* Palmer !muted a load of
from. the Cuthill Web, north of
for Thomas Newaome, thitt
14,570 pounds.
are pleased to notice by the
Frances Tietee a r db. 84 that
J. liabithk, recently of Brussels,
purchased. the Merchant tailoring
of W. As Baker of that
e
II. Cameron of town wee re•ap-
f
on Examinere in
the Board o
_litoron School Inspectorate, by
vo. vouncil, Inspector Robb and
P, Gundry, a (Minton, are also
of the Board.
Duncan McDonald, metchatit of
was leaving town on
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morning his rig was della
G. T. R. snowplow at the woes.
on Turnberry street and thrown
the fenee. Fortunately little
was done as the plow was
at dose speed.
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ROAM= islin ACIENTS threUghent
Cameo ape the 'United States,
A GENERAL BANKING
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BUSRITESS TRANSACTED
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Savings Department
Current Bates of Tittered allowed,
and Deposits received of $1,00
. and upwards.
Farmers' Sale Notes OolSeoted, and
advances made ou them at lowest
'rate ef interest,
Wnseueet Ball,t'on,-Corner John and
Joseabine Strets.
if
W. R. GEIKII E Manager
It. Veestone, Widen
is not your call. Now mind!
Neighbors and friends to the num-
her of about seventy-five gathered at
the home of Mr. Samuel Caldbeck on
Tuesday night and after a suitable ad-
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areas was read ny w na. Moses, et
i.L.
awl& Mare.beCrsaulatele,kchwaeirre elache.enifir-
Ward Caldbeck replied for bis par-
ents thanking them for the extres-
,
sion of their good -will. Mr. Cald der
Morris.
"Never saw the snow so deep on .
the level," is the general expressman.
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tea :Burgess of Lauder is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Robb, Nichol, Oth
line, . .
Roads are heavy owing to the
frequent storms. Pitch holes are in-
numerable.
Fine Dougola 131uchers,
McKay Sewed Soles ; Patent
Toe Cap; the, best Rubber
Heels, All Sizes.
$2.00 Per Pair
Fine ViCi Kid Blrichere. 5
With flexible soles ; patent
toe caps; best rubber
heele. All sizes.
$2.50 POP Pair
am as awasimirri
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aimmarme
111 Willter
OPENS
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January
erm
3rd
and family leave for the"West on the
25t11, and will carry witla them the
best wishes of a host of friends. •
Howick Boundary.
R. Harris lost a valuable cow last
week.
er is on the sick list at
II b Nell
present.
Messrs. G. Muldoon, G. Keys and 3.
Galbraith each left with a car of
horses for the West.
Jas. Robb of Maidstone, Sask. who
has been visiting friends in this Sask.,
ty, left last week for his honae.
Dreo -InBrussels 4th Chris -
., . . , Feb.. a
tena Sinclair, in her 42nd year. The
funeral will leave the home of her
mother, Princeas street, on Friday,
18th at 2
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Fine Vici Kid Bluchers.
With flexible soles ; Matt
calf top; perfect fitting.
All Sizes.
$2.50 Per Pair
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Fine Vici Rid Blathers.
With heavy soles; Matt calf)
, top; perfect fitting.
All Sizes.
$2.75 Per Pair
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Students may enter any
day of the school year.
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Individual instruction.
Our graduates get the
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3 best position% a
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Mail Courses. We train
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more young people than
any other management .
in Canada.
I
.Affiliated with Coramer-
cial Educators' Aesodas
tion of Canada. .
1 Write for Particularsd
Bert Longley sold a fine team of
horses to Manitoba buyers.
W. J. Finley is having an auction
sale of farm stock on Friday, 25th.
Mrs. O. Finley and daughter Rachel,
spent Monday last with frlends on the
B Bee.
yr. and Mrs. R. Harris visite w ith
friends on the 4th con. on Tues.
' p.m.
Mr. S. Ilyndtnan of Crandall, Man.,
Miss Esther Hyndinan of Newbridge,
Mr. Us. Roe of Newbridge, and bee
daughter, Mrs. McComb of Manitoba
and Misses Edna a,nd Beeline Wallace
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Roe.
e has
Alex. ItIcEwen, near Blneval .,
been appointed Clerk of Morns, as
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The lines mentioned above are not the cheapest we have by
any means, but are Shoes of exceptional value, far superior to
usual Shoe values and we doubt if their equal for the price
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can be duplicated In -ordinary Shoe etores. All sizes and half
sizes kept Continually in stocks
A. few words &bunt Rubbers in the "Times." Read them.
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day last.
Jean Ross of Glenfarrow spent Fri-
day and Saterday last with her aunt,
Mrs. 'Halliday.
Mr. W. Hays has sold his fine roan
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team to dime buyers in Harriston,
successor to eh° late William Clark.
He has taught school for a number of
Years, an is well qualified fer tbe
• • d `
position. ere were quite a numher
Th • b
of applicants, any. of whom would
have rendered efficient service.
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Willis & C 0 •
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, PI-wit:7MM.
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ktissameaualase
for a handsome slim.
ee and 3. Lane have
G D bl d .
pure ;tee a va ua e horse from
each %Li ed I bl h f
FOR. SALE.
THE SHOE STORE
Mr. A. McMichael of Wroxeter.
The prayer t' b Id t th
wee ing e a e
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hays on Sun.
day evening last, was well attended.
, II rs._ t_ ea to ee vue, c.
a the ome of be 1 tter's parent.,
"
me. and ears. 3. ()ethers, on 'Sunday
last.
,
Belgrave, a two -acre lot, good
•
house =a barn, good orchard, all
kinds of small fruit, also a number
ha f b
9 pies o .tletr. _ ,The above property
is neiy si • t d
to station.Apply 2°: '
MRS. _ W. CLARK
idreelle'
Sole Agents FOR °
For The LADIES
.
. Sole Agents for the "Astoria" Shoes for Men
I
QOM gslInenSallisill
i 1
otice 1 o Credi ors
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Estate Of Robert Yee, Deceased.
25-28 Belgrave
Miss J. Doubledee bas been =der •
•
Notice is hereby given, purguant to R. S. a,
1897, Chapter 199, and Amending Acts. that all
persona having claims against the Estate of
Robert Yea, late of the TOwnship of Toronto,
: in the County ot Peel, gentleman, deceased,
who died on or about the 13th day of JailuarY.
A.D. 1910, aro required to send by post, pre-
paid, or to deliver te the undersigned solicitor
• for the executor, on or before the let day of
March, A, D, 1910, their names, addresses and
descriptions, and a f till statement orparticulars
of their claims and the nature of the seourity.
• if any, hold by them, duly certified, and that
after *e said last mentioned date the said
executor will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which he shall then have netice, and that he
will not be liable for the assets so distributed
or any part thereof to any person or penuins of
whose clain3 or claims notice shall not have
been received at the time of such distribution.
.
. D. F. *TUSTIN
Solitiltbt for Thomas E. Walker
Executor.
Wanipton, February 2nd, 1910.
the doctor's care for the past week,
but we arepleased t hear•
o she is
improving. ,
num er from hese parts attended
A b f t
, , . , . , .
social given an the Presbyterian
. Okturch, Wroxeter, on _ Monday eve.
in . report a good time.
n g All
.Salern.
Wm. Westlake is not recovering as
quickly as hie friends watild like to
CHRISTIE'S
GROCERY
PRONE 69
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- imesseermamosiessenessammamens
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tiANNA SC, C 0 .
see.
Miss Ada Gallaher left last, week for
Toronto
..
W 0 S II he Best Foods
T e
Dighest Prins Paid For Butter and Eggs Phone 70
. • where she will spend some
time.
Mrs. I. Green spent the past v;reek
with her daughter Mrs, T. Johnston
of Fordsvich. '
Mrs. Muir is seriously' 111. with smeu-
amnia. Her many frienda will be
Pleased to hear of recovery.
Mr. G. Gallaher, and Mr. and Mrs.
Knox of Tuxford, Sask., called on
Albert Mrs. G 11 h d•
Obtainable, at Lowest
•
Notch Prices.
If . we know it, we don't fill our
shelves with inferior foods, but in
most cases we offer you the BEST
at inferior food prices, In
we !after you BIG FOOD VALUE
qmilk • / I
The "15.11g Stores..
,
.
Specials
. '
Ontario Liquor License Act
- VA
' sa-
. .,
License District Of North Huron.
' .
and a a er, one ay
last week. '
Dr. 3. Malvey of Winnipeg,. Man.,
VANILLA and LEMON
and sister Miss Laura, of Wingham,
are visiting at Joint Mulvey'a for a
fcw days-
Notices are out that all dogs must
be muzzled or chained; if not they
will be shot and owner of dog liable
EXTRACTS.
Vire get these put up exclusively
for ourselves and tinder our own
label. Ea= Bottle is guaranteed
Pare Flavoring Retract. With the
FUR GOODS -1
Notice is hereby giveti that W. F.
McCaughey of the village of Blyth
has made application for the trausfer
' of the tavern license now held by J. J.
MeCaughey for the premises known
as the Commercial hotel in the village
of Blythe 9,nd that said application
will be considered at the meeting of
the Board of License eommissioners
to be held at the Commercial hotel in
the village of Blyth on the 26th day
of February, 1910, at the bout- of one
o'clock p. m. ,
All persons lutetested will govern
themselves accordingly.
W. CLEGG
License Inapector
Jilted at Morris this
12th day of Feb. 1010,
,
• to a fine.
Quite a number of horses are being
delivered at Gerrie and Wroxeter this
next Grocery order, will you in-
elude this line? 100 per Bottle, or
8 BOTTLES 25o.
.
•Ladies'
..
Fur Lined Coats, Black and Brown Shells,
Rat Lined, sizes 32, 34, X Regular $510.00 -
week, Tbe buyers are Messrs. Harris
and McMichael. The horses are for
the West.'
eesseao-esaeseeooseeweaseeeese-wea
yid Is C onit
The Kand Kaim
special price . $39.50
Regular 318.00 13.85
Those who have, been on the sick
list the past week, are ---Miss 'Mary
Gray, little Fanny Weir, Morley Me-
Michael, Mrs. R. Mitchell and Albert
Gallaher. Their many friends are
pleased to hear they are reeovering.
• BATH BRICKS 5c
.
These are best quality Englisb, made
Bath Bricks, and are most essential
. in every kitehen. 50 each.
Sable Stoles. -for •••.... 00000000 ,••
Sable Muffs. Regular $20.00 -for 15.00
Isabella Fox Stoles. Regular $7.60 -for 5.60
Isttbella Fox Stoles. Regular 410.00 -for 0.75
A 'GREAT TREAT.
The Tea and Coffee Store
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Coats Dress Goods
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Ralph Conner'4 new story "The For
' E1 W 7
has been bought by the Famis
WANTED -Melee ti utter and
• Fresh Zggs.
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‘esemer=eseseemasseszomm--)
and
FOR SALE. •
eigner,' ssel
le Herald and Weekly Star of Mont-
begin hi
.
atonic, and owing to her great age
little hopes were entertained of her e ouriei met in 6 grave on
Th C '1 * 13 1
reeoVery, notwithstanding everythingts 11
1: b. 0th, pursuant to adjourement ;
possible was done for her. ' She bore Pc
b II 'ft t of last
mein. ers a present; ten u es
her great sufferings with .nalm resig- meeting reaa mad passed. Tenders
nation and wonderful brightness and for the -ordinate, township printing
her aSSarances of s. glorious reward
were indeed. Wight. for the current year were tweived
from the Times and AdVance °glees
of Winglians, and the Standard of
Blyth. The tender of the Advance,
Howick. $37.00, beitg the lowest, Watt accepted
ee wake of manemers scat and
Chas' AlbrechtAlbrcebt of 141411314Y II" PI". Buechel!. Moved by Burchell and
elotsed a 100 Acre farm on the. 17th Campbell that R. Venstone, 13arrister,
concession of llowick from Whitwellthat
0 ham b real O nte solicitor for
Lowish and will take possession on Wig , e mi d.
the first of Marcb. the township for 910-cetried.
The Auditore report and Treasurer's
On February 204 the Angel of Death abstreet for 1900, received and read.°RAND
visited the home of Sas. Rolston. lot I, Wised by Scott and Obartniey that
owe 5, Efovviek, aud took away the the same as now read be adopted, and
young wife sad Mother in her 81st that the auditors be paid as usual
year. Her Maiden name was Abigail 28 etleli for their services (serried.
A, Hayes and the was married to Owing to some ditestisfaction hav-
James Rolston in Marta 1908. ing arisen of late yeett in. the pays
moist of eertadtt soiled monies to some
in the municipality at
_______
.
200 acres in Duren comity, one and
miles from Fordwichs being
two corner lotte sideroed tervea es
lane, buildings on sideroad, about cert.
tre of fartn, hettee no land far away
from buildings ; comfortable dwelling
house, long dietance telephone; hew
bank barn, 30x 106, with 21 outside
posts, straw shed it rear 50 eta, 'vele&
makes a very convenient barn, mod-
ern stables underwath all, with ea-ent floors, writer and littercarrier
throughout stables; implement she
32 x 40, hennery In x24 ; testi never
failing 'wells; 150 ewes cleared, it a
good date of teltivation, soil deep
day loam open bottom, =three drill's..
age, 25 tleree hardwood bush over
1. MOO maples, sugar °tabard, Valance
pasture land with never failing spring
ereak ; farm all well tented with ex-
reptionally large e.edar tails. Will be
sold at a bargain es owner is giving
up laming teeing to HI health. For
-further partioulate apply to leerdwiels•
O. or on the premises to
ACHESON- LAIRD.
ous...M...
real and publication will two
three Ralph Connor's for
Girls' Coats with College Collars, Regular 811.00-for...20.05
or weeks. -
"The "The
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mer stories Doistor," Pros-
_
8 tor " "Ti a Matt frotn. Glengarry,"
P e , 1
have hire famous
RANDTRUNKINA.
ress Goods, suitable for Suits or Dresses, in Rrown,
re
Bine and. Green Stripes. ror this Week, special
and (Ahem made
a story 'Writer, and "The Foreigrier" is
regatded by many as his best, It la a
thrilling story of the Carnelian West.
12 18 said that the Oriels wee the big-
gest by• far ever pald'for a serial story'.
it will be a great teed to retolers of
the Family HeraldIferald and Weekly Star,
and those who become subscribers to
great weekly during the next two
weeks will be itt time for the opening
tarapter. The beautiful picture "The
...
z r Awakening" i 'I- tr d
Dinss et4 10 -ere at a
PASSENGERS FOR
e.
it I) Alb
man' o a5 er
Saskatchewan
MB Tilt
-..
TRUNK RAILWAY
t and
a
. 89c
price
Beaver Cloth and Diagnol Blanket Cloth for Coats.
Regular 22.00 -for $I.06; regular 41.75 -for1.45
•••••41+4041111•11144+0+414414.04444441.4.4.4444444....
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MEN S OVERCOATS
Iretnintn. The eorabination is the
Vest dollar's worth in the minket
„,,. .044
1'
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SYSTEM
.
Via St. Olafr Tunnel and Chicago.
Overcoats with College Mere. Regular 00.00 -for
418.00 ; regular $16.00 or $13.60 ; regnlar
••
1000, $1L40 ; the Municipal World,
asteestneet tells and Other supplies,
$7,80 ; Jobe MoOlinton, refund. of
dog tax 1900, $1.00 1 John MoOlinton,
refund of taxes NV hall lot 82, sen. 3,
Melee of routea from. there.
Nearly all detible traok-eontrIbut.
ing to Safety', Speed, Comfort.
Plage' through prinoipal Canadian
412.00 for $8.450 ; regular $10.00 -for. ........ ........ 0.50
Men'e Moot& Gloves. Regular $1.915 and $1.150 or
41.00 I rquareir $1.00 -for 85OP.
NVIN011.0i MARKETS.
,
Wheat -41.00 te $1,08.
0ats-80 to 87 eta,
Earley -40 cts.
Peter -78 to 80 cts,
Ray -412,00 to $18.00 per ton.
Butter -20 to 21 ote,
liggs-2$ otth
,Pottstoeit-Mt to 40e per hash.
Live 1Zoge-$6•00.
Vor fun 'biretta tomilifet Norte
Page xi
sol000l sectiorm
.different Intervals throughout the
IMMO. year, whereby some aottool eections
nouttot /14 swot woomaoth, were plated at a disadvantage Moog
L a cm ni with other stations, ordered imam
RobertsceFeb. llie to Mr. and Mrs, Ada monsty that no payments will be paid
by the Treasurer for such pis
a. this owning season, and further, that
tire several trustee], are risked to take
" vixs• We * emptation and to
*jAstitheik note of thie T
muss Istsak his lard rex. t •tasunelmet amoardingly.
1, . . il 1 - b. 4tibt Mary The follneoing aneunntil Were
c wItit Of •'. ., ayd.ectloret bri '
1 .1 ,. . ,. , 4 PIM ittlivet as
$11,11 ; /*bat MOOlinben., In‘lante!V.1
'MAW States titles -no mon.
. - - .... _
tele* OA 19ditiltOr 1000) *90.00 t john
Snottyas . Salary township auditor,
Jews* Baia% town-
, /
/ ritotly.-toodern tgrtipment.
/-
FOR SALE.
28.60 ; salary as ,
ship auditor, 48 00. isame
Council theta adjourned to meet
again on Monday, Mar& 21s2, when
patirmasters, poundkespors and fem.
viewer* will In appotated for the pro.
sent paw.
/
*Ads end Nether Infornettimi
from W.MAT, Town Awes or
J. D. McDonald
metin. Tahoe.
-
, ,
In Seeketelseetran, 820 acres ; 105
broken and ready for ()rep ; 5 mile.
itarla elevator In t'clvb
in the famous r tr to
opt, 1st
Ale% Porterfiekt, Clerk*
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