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VOL. XLII.—NO. 2119
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do not hesitate to use Rexall
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You will probably experience
relief after taking a few doses.
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bottle to completely put you on
your feet again. Because of the
vast difference in human consti-
tutions it is, of course, manifest-
ly impossible for anyone to for -
tell just how long it will take to
produce the desired results in
your Case. But we feel certain
that if your disease really is
Rheumatism, that you may ex-
pect splendid results from this
treatment. If you do not get
these beneficial results.
we want you to let us re -
find your money,
Price of Tablets 50 cts.
Price of Liquid 50c. &
$1.00. •
"Instead of buying Patent Medicine
buy Rexall b emedies."
Jt.W. McKibbon
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN
71Foe.42021, Store
"Eyesight Tested Free" and
glasses supplied when needed at
reasonable prices.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
Insurance
fireauts/VI
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
Advantages of Huron.
A meeting of th
tee of the Huron
was held last wee
house. The draf
which had been p
vised, and it was
last revised print
000 copies, The
ful, as it sets fo
ages of Huron C
stock raising
books will be dis
Britain, Europe
executive commit-
ublicity Association
in Goderich.court-
of the pamphlet
epared was again re -
decided to have this
to the extent of 15,-
ook will be most use -
h the many advant-
nty in fruit growing,
d agriculture. The
buted all over Great
nd the United States.
CO
1 COAL!
Two car loads
The kind' that
the car. Leave
ey's tin shop.—
of good hard pea coal.
urns- $6.35 per ton at
orders at R. R. Moon -
J. CANTELON.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
OMO
Bleaches, Cleanses, Purifies
It is claimed that Omo is one
of the best cleanerson the market.
Those who have used it speak
highly of it and recommend it
for all that it claims. Per packet
10c. '
5 lb. pails Gillets Caustic
Soda 35c.
For Soiled Haods
Nothing Beats Hand Dutch
Soap. It removes dirt, stains,
etc., leaving the hands perfectly
white and smooth. Try a cake
5c.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Ru:Jeers.
Wingham Cur rs Winning.
The rink of Wing am curlers. with
A. M. Crawford as kip have had a few
days of good sport
in St. Paul, Minn.
eral games. Witt
lis rink they won
and won from Wh
a score of 12 to 9.
Winnipeg the first
part in the Wioni
t the big bonspiel
hey have won sev-
Hunter' Minneapo-
a score of 14 to 10
ti's St. Paul rink by
The players go to
of next week to take
eg bonspiel.
TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Big stock of
select from at.lowest prices.
W. J. GREER.
Excursion t
The White Star L
excursion to Detroit
17th of June, returni
ipg on June 19th. 7
moon excursion. Tl
moonlight excursion
the evening of June
cursions are be;com
more popular, and
they make a very d
Detroit.
ne will run their
this year on the
g on June, return -
is will be a full
re will also be a
from Goderich on
16th. These ex -
g year by year
with fine weather
lightful outing.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST TRANSPOR-
TATION CO., THE C. P R. Tickets to
any place in the world
RITCHIE & COSENS,
Town Agents.
Huron Co
The annual exhil
Poultry and Pet St
held in the town 1
week. There was
poultry, numberin
many different va
potent to judge stn
of the exhibits wa
Messrs. T. Bower
of this town were
of the Executive
decided to hold th
tion in Goderich
uary.
my Show.
tion of the Huron
ck Association was
all, Goderich, last
splendid display of
about 575 birds of
ieties. Those corn-
ed that the quality
remarkably good.
and F. W. Angus,
elected as members
Committee. It was
next annual exhibi-
e third week in Jan-
-WANTED—A good general servant
girl, Apply to Mrs. J. Walton McKib-
ben, Centre street.
Grand Trunk I
A number of in
the 'administration
Railway System h:
ing the past two w
er well-known G
Wingham have be
Mr. L. Harold has
erintendent of Tr
eastern lines wi
Montreal. The o
ent of the Hamilt
created, and will
Gordon, who has
agent at Toronto
ilway Changes.
ortant changes in
of the Grand Trunk
ve been made dur-
elcs, and two form -
T. R. Agents in
n given promotion.
been appointed Sup-
Insportation of the
h headquarters at
ice of Superintend -
terminal has been
Se filled by Mr. J. H.
or some time been
LOGS WANTED—I will pay the highest
cash price for all kinds of saw logs.
Get prices at office. J. A. 11ICLEAN.
Oddfellow'
At the regular m
Lodge, No. 119, Ind
Oddfellows on Thu
the following offic
Malcolm Black,
sels:—N. G., Ro
A. S. Posliff; Rec.
yes; Fin. Secy., W
H. B. Elliott; Co
War., Jas. Murra
Fry; L. S. N. G ,
S., A. Bell; L. S.
Chap., H. Hens
Dodd; 0. G., J.
G., J. Deyell;
liott. At the c
ness the membe
ston's restaura
served.
Officers
eting of Maitland
pendent Order of
sday evening last,
s were installed by
D. G. M., of Brus-
ert Brooks; V. G.,
ecy., John F. Gro -
J. Haines; Treas.,
., John Amsbury;
; R. S. N. G., N. L.
. J. Alderson; R. S.
S., John Lamont;
iffe; J. G., J. W.
Cummings; R. S. V.
. S. V. G., W..13. El -
elusion of the busi-
s adjourned to John -
where oysters were
FEED CORN—A carload of the very
choicest Amercan feed corn will arrive
this week. This car is the best quality
of dry corn. See us for prices. J.L.
Awde.
Death of Mi
The death of Mr
took place on Tues.
a prolonged illness,
130 Horton street,
ceased had been a
for many years, al
esteemed by all w
Matthews was a t
the Talbot Street I
took a keen intones
the congregation,
band. Mr. Phillip It
ren survive—Rev.
pastor of the Fir
Brandon, Man. ; 0
ger of Boss', Limi
Miss Elizabeth M
dent of the Wingl
and Miss Ida, at 1
which will be pri
1• riday afternoolt
. Matthews.
. Phillip Matthews
ay, Jan. 21st, after
at her residence,
London. The de-
esident of the city
d was most highly
o knew her. Mrs.
voted member of
aptist Church, and
in all the work of
Besides her hus-
tthews, four child -
W. E. Matthews,
t Baptist Church,
R. Matthews,mana-
ed,Edmonton,Alta,;
thews, superinten-
m General Hospital
me. rhe funeral,
te, will be held on
i
t
WINGIIAM, - ONTARIO THURSDAY JANUARY 30, 1913.
$1 A YEAR I
feared
still
demand,
of
cellent
pared.
address
G.
Helen
Entertainer,
we
were
Miss
ANNOUNCEMENT No 4.
Read it on Last Page.
WILLIS & CO.
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County Orange Meeting.
The annual County eetingof North
Huron Loyal Orange Lodge will be
held in OrangeHall, Ingham, on Tues
day, February 4th.
PERSO i ALS.
HIGH SCH
s OL NOTES.
-
If you
on hand.
come
Shoes
and you
having
Twice
season
stock
WE
FITS
Shoes
ren.
produces
.
WJ
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o
Fiirms
C
( W. T,
'+'
taste
smy
hardwood
and
sonsA
J. w n.4
10
10acr
school
store
Six
grave
KNOT
Morris,
f
be
ROBERT
gas,
barn
$chest,
gravel
farm.
For further
■
Ritchioest
REAL
ppp
C.f,li'
Free
Knox's
Wed. Feb.
known
Montreal.
annual
as the last
The thirteen
W eliwood,
fatally
—
WINGHAM
Allan
Cunard
Donaldson
Canadian
Ttiuusnndsofamb;tiouayotuagpeople
are
ourlHon being
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A MONEY
V
VING SAL!
Mrs. Alex. Rinto
-visiting
her sister in Paisley.
Mr, N. Evans, of t
was in Torontothis
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
iting in Toronto fo
week
Mrs. John Tervit,
visiting for over Su
at Mitchell.
McKibbon 's
week attending the
County Council.
Mr. N. L. Brando
here in charge of
late Mr. Gracey.
Miss M. Roulston i:
guest of her sister, i\
omon, for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Toronto, were the gu
s brother, J.
Sunday.
Mrs. R. Clegg i-
parental home in I
Clegg was a visitor
over Sunday.
Mr. Lawrence, of
and Mrs. Naylor a
Essex were here at ending
of the late Samuel
Mrs. J. H. Hisc Bks,
•former well -know resident
ham, was in town n
ing the funeral f
Gracey.
Miss 0 Annie T ylor
Ilton to take her position
School teaching tall
Miss Lottie L. entley,
taken Miss Tayl is place
Captain Mi t n, of
been appointed as successor
Pugmire, in ch rge of
Army work in Wingham.
meeting will b held in
this (Thursday evening,
at 8 o'clock, cordial
tended to the Public
meeting.
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Death o; Samuel
In the very su Iden
afternoon last o' Mr.
Wingham has lo t one
citizens. Mr Gr: cey
of business on S turday
was apparentlyJ
i his usual
About 11 o'clock he made
that he hadn't a cry
on Friday night • nd left
11 o'clock on Sat rdayfor
home. He was preparing
bath, when he s • ddenly
passed away in : few
Gracey spent his early
farm in Essex c• my
came to this sec ion and
with Mr.Lawren •e, who
Welland,the fir ' engaged
ture and underta ing business
ham and Blyth. After
the firm dissolve, and
tinned the busine.s in
years ago who he sold
In 1f105 Mr. Grady returned
ham, after residi g in
and Leamington. The
man was an hone:able
and was very exa t and
dealings. H was
his work as an u dertaker
many homes he had been
professional way,he alwayswell
best of services. Mr.
pounced views on some
was always since . • ly honest
pression of his vi ws.
who was intimate t acquainted
and spent many h ppy
he had many time • 'expressed
that death would c. me
ligion Mr. Gracey was
and a valued mem :er of
Chnrch and in whi h he
worker, being for .overs!
her of the Board • Managers
for a long time Se rotary
politics he was a I iberal
a few years ago . e of
workers in the to vn.
cellent entertain: r and
entertainments i t the town
Mr. Gracey was • member
O.F., C.O.F. ant A.O.U.W.
and fo some
the Financial Se rotary
ciety. Mrs. Gr: ey passed
years ago and tl e deceased
by three daught•rs, viz:—Mrs.
C. King, of t tis town,
Eva and Nora a home,
also survive an. one sister,
of Essex. he sincere
1 is with
e Dominion Bank
eekon business.held
cLean were vis-
a few days this
of Turnberry was
day with relatives•,.Is
in Goderich this
sessions of Huron
of St. Mars was
Y
he funeral of the
Olivet, was the
rs. Richard Sol-
this week.
Carruth,of West
sts o£ the for
. Carruth, over
visiting at her
gorse!! and 1�1r.
at Ingersoll for
Welland and Mr.
d Miss Naylor, of
the funeral
racey.
of London, a
of Wing-
Tuesday attend-
the late Samuel
has left for Ham -
on the Public
in that city and
of Blyth has
here.
Tilsonburg has
to Capt.
the Salvation
A welcome
the S. A. Hall
commencing
invitation is ex-
to attend this
-
Gracey.
death on Saturday
Samuel Grace
of her very best
went to his place
morning and
gooc health,
the remark
good nights rest
the shop about
his
to take a
fell over and
minutes. Mr
life on father's
and about 1879 he
in companywere
now resides in
in the furni-
in Wing-
a few years the
Mr. Gracey con-
Wingham up to
to Ball Bros.
to Wing -2-1
Blyth, St. Marys
deceased gentle-
and upright man
fair in all busi-
very efficient in
and in the
called to in a
gave the
Gracey had pro-
questions but
in the ex-
To the writer,
with him
hours with him,
the desire
suddenly. In re-
y'
a Presbyterian
St. Andrew's
was an active
years a mem-
and was
-Treasure!. In
and was until
the most active
He was an ex-
assisted in many
and district•
of the I. O.
fraternal
years had been
for the latter so-
away a few
is survived
Thomas
and Misses
hour brothers
Mrs. Nay -
sympathy
Reports are to be
The first meeting
ciety for this term
last Friday,
Friday, Jan. •
cordially invited to
—
issued next week.
•f the Literary So-
So
which was to be
as been postponed
. The public are
.e present.
i''
Dont fail to have your e s examin-until
ed at Knox's Jewelry t e while Mr.
Graham is here. Thi is a grand op-
portunity of a free examination by a
real specialist.
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Photo of Si Wilfrid.
Many people have ade requests for
a good photo of th Right Hon. Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, fo though hp was de-
atthe last g: oral election he isReeve
the admire' by hosts of
Canadians of both p • rtes. To meet the
the centr, 1 information office
the liberal part , with offices at 53
street, Ott: wa, have had an ex-
photograph of Sir Wilfred pre-
It is in bl: k and white, 17 x 22
aches in size, and ill be mailed to any
in Canada in tube, for15c. sent
o the above addr:.s.
GRANTS TO
HOSPITALS.
Died at Till nburg.
Mr. Alvie Hewer,brother of Mr.
J. W. Hewer, of thi. town, died at his
home in Tillsonburg on Monday even-
ing, following an ill ess of some nine
weeks.with typhoid f ver. The deceas-
ed gentleman had fo many years been
one of the promine t residents of his
town. Mr. and M s. J. W. Hewer
were in Tillsonburg his week attending
the funeral,
Ingersoll, Januar
To the Editor of the
Dear Sir,—In yo
you published a lis
to Hospitals," I
County t 's credited
00 to hospitals, $1 /10.00
hospital and $600.01
The fact is
$2000.00 to hospit:
the above namedtsPitals.
to add that Irsoll's
-grant to her hospt
Yourruly,
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Cheap Feed for
We have two car
hand; also plenty of oats
By getting your feed
save you time and work.
ing a clearing sale of
low prices.
HOwSUN
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AUCTION
25, 1913.
Wingham Times.
issue of last week
of county "Grants
otice that Oxford
nth giving only $15-
to Woodstock
to Ingersoll hospit-
a, $1000.00 County gives
s, each to
Permit me
CorporationPerhaps
is $1,000 per year,
W. J. Elliott.
"
Hogs and Cattle.
loads of corn on
and other feeds.
from .us we can
We are lav -
shorts. Get our
& BROCKLEBANK.
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SALES.
you have already
heard of our
BIG TWICE -A -YEAR
SHOE SALE
have, we know that you'll '
If yon have cot, tht
hefe tO see wharf splend
you can buy for litre move
11 congratulate yourself c
read this antlouncewet
a year at the cyto of ea(
, s business, we clear out tl
on hand and
SCATTER ALL PRC
TO THE WIND
for h en, Women attd Chile
The brat Shoes the county
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Bigcleanupsaleforthenextwoesmer
Dress Goods, Hosiery,
wear, Ready-to-wear
Curtains,Carpets,
etc. Big cutPinTapestry
gprices.
must be settled before
uary. KERR & BIRD.
Hospital Subs
The following su
Wingham Old Boys h
as the first coniributi
which the Directors o
General Hospital are
the purpose of buildin
Hospital:—Dr. P. Ma
$25; J D. Burns, Galt
zie, Chicago, $5; J. D.
Chesley, $5.
OATS! OATS! A car
will arrive at G. T. R.
will be sold off the car
friday at 39 cents per
are in need of feed get
oats.
TIPLING
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Epworth Leag
An Epworth Leagu
held in the Wingt&t
ch on Tuesday, Feb.
noon session will bel, in
evening session at 30.
expected to take p. tare
Langford, Kitcar. ne;
Rivers, B. A , B. D ,
W. J. Kilpatrick, 13.
A number of In titutes
held throughout th< Wingham
with very great sotcess.
to arouse enthusia. m, increase
terest and efficient of
Y
pie of the church.
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Address an • Presentation.
There was a 1: ge
friends and neigh ion
Mr. Wm. Maxw 1, Bluevale
T �esday evening .f last
fa ewell to DIr.: nd Mrs.
well, who left t is week
'Where they purp.se residing
Mr. Maxwell as presented
beautiful Bible tad Mrs.
handsome silk s...wl.
pang of friends •pent
evening and all resent
grit at the rem. al of
Maxwell. They aveN
of the Bluevale road
years and were hl:hly
community. Both have
workers in the Pr sbyterian
Bluevale and Mr. axwell
been an Elder. Th it
wish them many m •re
hope to see them fr quently
old neighborhood. I showing
of the address read:
Turnber , ,
Dear Mr. and Mrs. I. .xwell;
Beforeyou leave u
and neighbours on the
tell you of their respe
which you have held f.
and to ask you to acee.t
mementos of the old
shared each others joy:
You have lived in this n
ever it was a settleme
has seemed as if you
part of it a
and your fellow-pionee
and
forest. It is to m
as you with brave
and trio hearts tl
its greatness.
We are sorry than
for you to see
Wherever you go will 1
forget the old on: s
kindness,
n ss helpfulness
:
SALE—
Gloves, Under-
Clothing, Furs
Curtains
All accounts
the end of Jan-
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iptions
scriptions from
e been received
s to the fund
rile Wingham
stablishing for
a wing to the
staid, London,
$5; Dr. McKen-
ampbell, B. A.
load of od oats
on Thu day and
on rsday and
b el, If you
some of these
AND MILLS.
Institute.
Institute will be
Methodist chur-
4th The after-
at 2.15 and the
The speakers
Rev. A. J.
Rev. G. W.
Ripley, and Rev.
A., Belgrave.
have been
District
The object is
the in-
pee-
the youngmorning
gathering of oldbe
at the home of
road, on
week to say
Robt. Max
for Clinton,
in future.spiteabove
with a
Maxwell, a
The happy com-�
a very pleasant.
expressed re-
Mr. and Mrs.
been residents
for over fifty
esteemed in the
been faithful
Church at
has for years
many friends will
happy years and
visit in the
is a copy
Jany 21st,1913.
-
your old friends
boundry want to
t and affection
so many years,
these gifts as
imes when we
and sorrows.
igborhood since
t and to us it
ere as much a
the fiends you
: hewed out of
n and women
spirits, willing societies
at our country
't has become
c another home.
ave friends, but
in whose mem-
andy
for,
WANTED A sal -s lady with two or
hree years expe ienee in general dry
;Dods; also a yo g girl to learn the
'usiness. Apply ith references to—
. A. Irwin, Clinto , Ont.
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High Gla s Concert.
The concert give in the opera house
n Friday evening sat by Miss Maude
Bradley's Speci 1 Concert Party was
ne of the best ev : given in Wingham.
Wyrick Sha or, Detroit Peerless
waste best elocutionist
have ever hen . in Wingham, and
er numbers were cry much appreciat-
d, Her best num ter was "How the
'roggies go to Sle: p," Miss E. Alex-
ndra Bradley, lyr c soprano, has won-
erfully improved :ince her appearance
n Wingham dor ng the fall of 1911,
nd her numbers on Friday evening
warmly app aided. J. Edwin Jes-
op, basso, and C Yates Charlesworth,
Ito, were not sty: ngers to a Wingham
udienee and the fully sustained the
igh opinion form d of them as singersIli
n their previous visit to Wingham.
Maud C. Br ley, at the piano,
erformed her du'ies in a very pleasing
tanner.
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LOST—On Patrick, Edward or Joseph -
ie streets or in the Picture House,on
'ew Year's eve, two pearl rings, one
sry valuable. Finder will be rtward-y,
I by leaving at TIMES office.
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Ontario West 'hors Railway.
meeting of re. esentatives. of the
awns of Goderich : nd Kincardine, and
ie townships of ' shfield and Huron,
as held in Goder h last week, 'to re-
.ive the reports t f H. E. Middlemist,
a, of the stat of the Ontario Rail-
ay and Municip .1 Board, on the con-
tion of the uric. pleted electric rail-
ay known as th Ontario West Shore.
r. Middlemist 1 eros that the work
P
ne represents . value of 305 000, and
$ .
er $6110,01.0 is •aid to have been spent
on it. The m nicipalities are curious
P
know where he money has gone to.
ie railway bo rd has been asked to
nduct a thole ugh investigation into
g g
e affairs of t e railway. The munici-
!Wes mentis ea are now paying in-
P Y g13
on' the bonds of the railway
mpany to t e amount of $400,000,
ving given t' eir guarantee to this
count. Mr. M •dlemist estimates that
will take ova three-quarters of a
q
Ilion dollars .complete the road be-ness
Ben Goderi.' and Kincardine, in-
,ding the rol 'ng stock and equipment.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP SALE—
it big sale will be continued to the
d of January. For the last two weeks
will make deeper cuts in prices of
rs, Sweaters, Gents Furnishings,
tsiery, Caps, Tains, Heavy Rubbers,
e, etc. Now for bigger bargains than
ar for two weeks. All accounts must
paid before the end of January.
KERR & BIRD.
Mr. W. L. Fraser. of the north half
of lot 12, con. 1, Morris, will hold an
auction sale of farm stock,
and
and implements, on Monday, February
10th. See bills for particulars. John
Purvis will be the auctioneer.
In order to close t e estate of the
late Mrs. James Seo t, there will be
sold by public auctio on Friday, Jan.
31st, at lot 32, con. ,East Wawanosh,
the farm containin • 100 acres of land.
There are 88 acres !eared and on the
premises is a bar straw shed and
frame house; 6 mi •s from Belgrave.
There will also be s'Id at the same time
some farm stock, im .laments and house-
hold furniture. Sale is at 1 o'clock t
sharp. Alex. Scot r, executor; James
Henderson, suction er.
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Lakesid Game.
On Monday eveni g last our local sep-
tette of the Lakesi to League journey-
Y
ed to Brussels, wh: e, in the opinion of
fans of that place, one of the finest ex-
hibitions of hockey to the history of the
rink was put up by the Brussels teams.
Althoughg
the am. did not decide who
were to be the pro d possessors of the
La Chapelle cup it made it evident that
the keen competit on will be close and
P
good hockey will se presented at all
times. The first i -w minutes of play
chiefly centr d in front of Wing-
ham goal but once the boys got awe Y
the tables were a: on turned. For the
rest of the first ha f of the play kept
near the Brussel. end but in
of the numerous snots poured on their
defence and goal, e net seemed impos_
sible and at half ti e the score stood
Win ham hold' the small end of
g g
stick. The inter ission had its good
effect for scarcely had the rubber corn-
menced to slide o e more when, after
changing the scop to a tie Wingham
gained a couble m.re leavingthem two
in the lead. The •ams next interchan-
god twogoals for ane and with a score?
6-3 it looked very right.for the visitors
In the last avid fat 1 few minutes Brus-
sels rallied all thei forces and after a I
succession of lightn ng like rushes found
themselves the vict.rs of a hard fought
g
battle by a narrow margin, the final
score being 7-6.
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'1•Il E SHOE MA N
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Sale f
wIGIiTMAN.—Lot 20, ('on. 4, West
arge
• gosh, oo acres, brick other ecea.
barn good as new, all neces-
bur,mngs,silo, good water, 26sores
�iPost office school
churches, near at hand. Good rea-
for selling.
Eaast w wano,h89g ood builot
d ngs,
orchard, td0 bush,
good 'from
acres hardwood bush, 1.2 mile from
and church and 00 rude from
and post office with daily mall.
and one half miles from Blyth. Bel-
ul or Auburn. Owner going west,
FtiTATE.—south jL lot 19, con. 3,
100
orchardsngood f houseand s, Sacres
a
t
lo
sell estate. yJill
sold cheap to
sold cheap to grind up cerate.
bIE3BER.—North ?z lots 47and
con. 1, Morris, brick hoose, bank
and dare shed, convenient to
miles from Biuevale on good
road. Owner wants! to buy larger
particulars regarding any of
apply on the premises or to.
n
86 owns
ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Town Ticket A cosy
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eye testing deuiinistration a
Jewelery store from now coon
5th, by,k'. A. Graham the
"sial -ow test" expert o
visit toI i Wins is gham Graham's
eahin
rl,
few days are usually so busy
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-ye -old son of Peev
of Raleigh township, wa
scalded in vat of boiling water
CHURCH NOTES.
H. DA%'IS
,ONTARIO
Agent for
Line
Line
Lines.
Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
STUDY
dyD pt. You
Wingham , oys are Winners,
n the league ame of hockey at Lis-
vel, the Wine am boys won by a
re of 6 to . Frank McLean of
Wingham t -:m was hit on the head
g
the puck and received a very bad
which prey nted him from further
y for that ev ving. The first league
ne was playe I here on Friday even -
between L cknow and Wingham
I was fairly « 11 attended. It was a the
t game and tl eir was excellent play such
both teams. l'he score was 9 to 4 hands
Favor of Wi gham, The Citizens owes
rd furnished .xcellent music. The
ms were as fo lows:— necessary
ms
Vingham -Gua Elul Grover; point,
osteo; cover point, H. Schaefer; don't
er, M. Telfer; entre, Ted Elliott, Driesyour
The annual 's gati will meeting
of St. Andrew's Chu ch be held in
the lecture room of t.e church on Fri-
day evening rofe this eek.
In St. Andrew's C urch next Sunday
at both services, t• e pastor, Rev. D.
Petrie, will preach s rmons of special
interest to the youn s people.
The Rev. Dr. Ru. edge will give the
third of the series .f sermons on the
Pilgrims Progress in the Methodist
Church next Sund night. Subject:
"At the Cross —S ripping for the
Fight."
Rev. D, Perrie, o is Moderator in
the vacant charge Melleville Church
Brussels, was in hat place on Mon-
day evening attene ng a meeting of con-
,wing, Chas. D cLean; right wing, goodness
Ponder,
�ucknow—Goal, '�. McDonald; point, future
Ferris; cover •int, tt. Robertson; sincere
or, J. Harris; entre, S. Bowers; hoping
t wing, R. John ton; right wing, A.
Donald.
teferee-•-Ranki , of Stratford.
will always • veil, of
That your lives may be blessed in the to
as they have i the past is the eavernent.
wish of us all. We sayfarewell
that all is for e best, but afternoon
"Moray a hairt will :yak in two largely
Should ye no Come ck again". in
been
Your frien s on the 13oun:lry.
a large circl • of friends is extended
the family in their very sudden bey-
Mai y beautiful wreaths
were placed upo the casket by sorrow -
ingfriends. ri e funeral on Tuesdayeater.;!
to W gham cemetery was
attend° . The services were
charge of Re . D. Perrie, who has
pastor to the deceased for the
past nineteen y .ars.
gregation when th matter of extend-
ing a call was dist ssed. The meetint,+i
was we_I attende• and it was decided to
a hearty ; nd unanimous call .to
Rev. A. J. Mann of Toronto, late of
Woodville. The ail will be considered
at the regular reefing of Maitland
Presbytery early in March,
mayfinituh
es College if you desire Pap wht it -i
/ ever you wish. Thirty learn' ? er,,.i.
line°. Largest trainers 'L ( mulct.
Enter any day. Positions guarnnte°d.
If you wash to save board and Iearb •
while you earn, write for particulars.
NO VACATION
Wingham Business College
GflO, SPOTTON, President
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