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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-02-06, Page 1"•R THE_WINGHAM TIMES. VOL. XLII.-NO, 2120 ..111111ir REXALL] RtUEUMATIG REMEDY Contains such ingredients as Postassium Iodide, Sodium Sal- icylate Oil of Wintergreen and Colchicine—all of which ingred- ients have been and still are used by the most experienced physic- ians in treating Rheumatic ail- ments. If you suffer with Rheumatism do not hesitate to use Rexall Rheumatic Remedy. You will probably experience relief after taking a few doses. You may need no more than one 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. i "Instead of buying Patent 111edieino buy Rexall Remedies.'' J. W. McKibbon DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN ?lie 21 Store "Eyesight Tested Free" and glasses supplied when needed at reasonable prices. C. N. Griffin GENERAL AGENT FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS WEATHER iiifiii+dtSM Insurance AluttaSs01 Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and MONEY LOANING Business. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Office over Malcolm's Grooery. LOST—On Patrick, Edward or Joseph- ine streets or in the Picture House, on New Year's eve, two pearl rings, one very valuable. Finder will be rtward- ed by leaving at TIMES office. Celebrated Gilden Wedding. On Wednesday, and Mrs. Thos. T celebrated their g was a large gath friends at this ye spent a very and Mrs. Todd h St. Helens for n Mr. Todd has b in farming and will have the v large circle of them many mo Mrs. D. E. Mc daughter of M January 22nd, Mr. dd, of St. Helens, Iden wedding. There ring of relatives and y happy event and all easant evening. Mr. ye been residents of arly fifty years, where en extensively engaged mber business. They ry best wishes of a riends who will wish e years of happiness. onald of this town is a and Mrs. Todd. Christie's Grocery PRONE 59. lake Herring By Dozen or Barrel Like, everything else, herring are graded and packed accordingly. We can confidently re - comm nd the kind we are Felling as No. r quality. Try Them. • WINGHAM, ONTARIO THURSDAY FEBRUARY Gi 1913. $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers. Big Clean S In our advertisin IL E. Isard & C Clean Sweep Sale. given on general gents' furnishings groceries, etc. Se page five for full eep Sale. columns this week, . announce a Big Special prices are y goods, clothing, boots and shoes, the large 'advt. on rticulars. TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Big stock of select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Meeting of atepayer. The has nc' Town Coarranged for a u public meeting of a ratepayers to be held in the Town all on Friday even- ing, Feb. 14th, w n the question of "Road -making," having' particularly to do with the wo onJosephine street, will be discussed. Mr. T. Harry Jones, City Engineer, of Brantford and a re- presentative of t e Canada Cement Co. will be present a d deliver addresses. All ratepayers a e requested to attend the meeting. 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. Lecture in St. • drew's Church. Don't fail to hea lecture in;; St. A Church on Tuesda 11th. The Ladies cured Mr. Knech and the pictures s forest, lakes, flo the woods, are all mission fee has b for children and 1 these prices shoul ail. Attend the le evening of scenery Don't fail to ha ed at Knox's Je Graham is here. portunity of a fr real specialist. Mr. A. Kneehtel's rew's Presbyterian evening, February Aid Society have se - el for this occasion owing illustrations of ers, birds animals in beautiful. The ad - n placed at 10 cents cents for adults, and be within reach of ture and enjoy an e your eyes examin- elry store while Mr. This is a grand op - examination by a St: Andrew The annual meeti Presbyterian Chur held on Friday ev pastor, Rev. D. various reports p Church to have ha year. The contr was double what The Board of Ma are as follows:— Deans, sr.; John Ritchie, W. A. C son, W. H. Rint McCallum. Mr. engaged as Mr. Geo. W. gaged by the Ses and by the congr Messrs. Alex. Ros were appointed a J. Henderson wa in place of his fa Henderson. The was increased;fr The loss in mem 58, being ;the lar Thirty-four new ed, and the mem the year was 416 y_ s Church. g of St. Andrew's h congregation was ping last, with the rrie, presiding. The esented showed the a very prosperous utions to missions they were in 1911. agers for this year avid Currie, Peter F. Linklater, John rrie, W. J. Hender- ul, Wm. Bone, John ohn Ritchie was se- cretary 'Treasurer. Cline was re -en - ion as Choir Leader, gation as caretaker. and H. B. Elliott auditors. Mr. W. elected as Trustee ter, the late Thomas alary of the Organist m $100.00 to $150.00. ership last year was est in many years. embers were receiv- ership at the close of LOGS WANTED—I will pay the highest cash price for all kinds of saw logs. Get prices at office. J. A. MCLEAsis Letter Bo Mr. Jas. Bow Huron has arran Department ter boxes in Wingh collected twice 1.15 p.m. and 9 placed in differ town, as follow 1—On Josephi between North 2—Corner of streets. 3—Corner of eopold and Patrick streets. 4 —Corner of Leo old and John streets. 5—On McIntosh treet, at east end of the bridge. 6—Corner of Vi toria and Leopold streets. 7—Corner of Vic oria and Josephine streets. 8—Corner of Vie .ria and Diagonal streets. 9 - Corner of Vi oria and Frances streets. 10—Corner of ances and John struts. 11 ---Corner of Fr. nces and Patrick streets, 12—Corner of Prdes. and Alfred streets. 13—Corner of Alfr .d and /Josephine streets. es in Wingham. ' an, M. P. for East ed with the Post Office place thirteen letter The letters will be ally (except Sunday) at .m. The boxes will be t sections of the the e streetnorth, midway treet and the bridge. Alfred and Leopold Rich piiees prices fo rich cream at the Wi ngham Crea y. ANNOUNCEMENT No. 5 Big Sale of Men's high grade Shoes on Saturday night. Read about it on the last page, WILLIS $1: CO. Farmers' Ins lute Meeting. A meeting of t West Huron Far- mers' Institute wi be held in the Town Hall, Wingham, n the afternoon and evening of Frid y, February 14th. Prominent speak rs will be here to de- liver addresses a both me Ings. HOUSE FOR SALE.— ouse opposite the Park, containin eight rooms, pan- try and washroom. ood cellar. Hard and soft water. F particulars apply at Hough's Grocery. Phone 167. Changes o . G. T. R. Mr. L. Pender, R , ad Master on the G. T. R., who has h : d his office at the Wingham station, h's been transferred to Palmerston. Mr Pender will not move his family to • almerston for some time. Mr. W. A. Jihns, who has been clerk in the Road I aster's office has been transferred to the freight office. COAL! COAL! Two car loads of The kind that bur the car. Leave or ey's tin shop.—R. good hard pea coal. s— $6.35 per ton at ers at R. R. Moon- . (JANTELON. For B d Men. The Pember ve tilated lig tweight toupees and wigs a e the fine substit- ute for ones own h : r that h ever been produced. Call and in igate your- self. Ladies who ca not v it the Profes- sor kindly write or .hone and he will call. For mail or ers address—W. T. PEMBER, 127 Yong St., Toronto. With the H • ckey Players. At Lucknow on Friday evening last the Wingham boy lost by a score of 4 to 3. At Wingha . on Monday evening, the locals won fro Lucknow by a score of 9 to 6. • A leagu game will be play- ed with Listowe in the rink here on Friday evening. Band will be in iit- tendance and the a will be skating after the game. If t e Wingham boys win this game they ill hold the chanipion- ship of the dist et. THE WORLD'S GREATEST TRANSPOR- TATION Co., THE C. P R. Tickets to any place in the world RITCHIE & COSENS, Town Agents. Death of Joh Wilson, V. S. Dr. John Wilson, V. S., who had been seriously ill for t last few weeks, passed away on T esday evening in his 55th year. Dr. Wilson was one of Wingham's most opular and progres- sive citizens and h - death is deeply re- gretted. The fune al will be held on Friday afternoon t Wingham ceme- tery. Service will e held at the house at 2 o'clock. A fur her notice of our departed friend will be given in our next issue. We are again read • receive cream at the Wingham Clre:mery. A Busine s Change. On Tuesday, M . Robt. A. Currie purchased the furn ture and undertak- ing business which had for many years been conducted by e late Samuel Gra- cey. Mr. Currie h s spent practically all his life in Wingh m and district and is well-known to th people as an hon- orable young man nd should make a success of his new usiness. The firm of Currie Bros• w 1 be dissolved and. Mr. John A. Curti will continue the livery business. B h young men will have the best wi hes of numerous friends for success n their respective lines. We want your cr m at the Wing - ham Creamery. The Barna do Boys. There was a very • ood attendance at the entertainment : yen by the Barnar- do Boys in the operhouse on Wednes- day evening of last week. The mus- ical program given .y the boys under the direction of thei musical instruct- or, Mr. Aaron, was ore than ordinar- ily interesting, intro ucing a great var- iety of instruments, such as handbells, xylophones, ocarina , bagpipes, mando- lines, etc. An addr ss by Rev. W. J. Mayers threw a eat deal of light upon the work the is being through the agency of the ' arnardo homes and enlisted the sympby of many who for the first time lear '•d of the wide scope of the benevolent institution founded and for many years carried on by the late Dr. Barnardo. An opportunity was given to those pros • t to subscribe to- wards the financial cods of the work - Cheap Feed for Hogs and Cattle. We have two car loads of corn on hand; also plenty of oats and other f, eds. By gettingyour feed from us we can save you time and work. We are hav- ing a clearing sale of shorts. Get our low prices. HOWSON St BROCBLEBANit. Address and Pre>fentation. On Thursday eveni home of Mr. and MrsJ Bluevale road, a few west end of the Bluev Wingham presented with a gold headed c lg last at the Wm. Maxwell, friends on the le road and from r. Robt. Maxwel ne and his good wife with a gold broach. The address was read by Mr. W. J. Henderson of the Junction and the presentation made by Mr. Jas. Henderson. Mr. Maxwell in a few words thankgd the donors and regretted leaving the neighborhood in which they had resideld for over fifty years. Mr. and Mrs gone to Clinton where in future and they are Maxwell have they will reside followed by the best wishes of a large circle of friends. Following is a copy of the address; — The Bluevale Road, Thursday, Jan'y 30th, 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Robert axwell: Dear old Friends: A few of us who have been life-long friends of yours have wanted to give , ou a special fare- well before you star on a new journey in life. To have lived in o neighborhood for fifty-eight years is, in itself, remark- able, but it is not . at alone that has bound us togathe You were both among the real fou dens of the settle- ment and Mr. Ma well with his own hands built the wa Is of many a home that sheltered the : rly life of the com- munity, and, alth ugh you hay lived amongst us all the. • years, we wAnt to tell you to -night t at no one has been, as a friend and eighbor, what you have been, can st in a place too long. In presenting , ou, dear Mrs. Max- well, with this i•ooch and you, dear Mr. Maxwell, wi this cane. we want you to look on th merely as a visible sign of an inwar regard and affectiou which is hard to •xpr•ess but none the less real and lasti g. To you who ii e been the comrades and helpers of e generation and an honored example 'or the next, we wish you all happiness and peace, Signed: WANTED •A s les lady with two or three years ex. •rience in general dry goods; also a y ung girl to learn the business. Appl with references to— J. A. Irwin, Oli ton, Ont. — Rememb ed Old Friends. The officers andirectors of the Turn - berry Agricultu TOWN C s UNCIL. The regular moat y meeting of the Town Council was h: d on Monday eve- ning with all member present and May- or VanStone presidin 5 Minutes of pre- vious meeting were r ad and approved Mr. G. M. Elliott, f Goderich, Sec- retary of the Huron 'ounty Children's Aid Society addressee the Council and pointed out the good ork being done by the Society. Fou children had been taken from Wingha and were placed in homes and being ' roperly cared for. The Society was sus'orted, Mr. Elliott said, by voluntary contributions and this was the first y ar they had asked for a grant from t • Municipal Councils of the County. 0 motion of Couns. Isbister and Mills a grant of $15 was made to the Socie y. Messrs Joseph nd Richard Anderson laid before the C. ncil a written request in which they sa d they would place $1, 000 in the Post ffice Savings Bank, to remain there fo all time, the interest on the same to e used in the proper caring for thei lot in the cemetery and any surplus to .e handed over to the hospital. , On otion of Couns Bell and Young, the Cl: k was instructed to pre- pare a by-law to comply with the re- quest of Messr Anderson. Coun. Spot - ton thought t Council should adopt a general plan t cover this matter and promised to lo.k into the matter and lay a scheme efore the Council, HerbertBo 'man, Engineer, of Berlin reported on t • new pump and motor recently inst- led at the flowing well and said if th pump continued to give good service tor thirty days it should be paid for. The Financ the payment pertaining to and on mt do Coun. Bell th The Street mittee had d street with Harry .Tones, ford and a re Cement Co. the Council a on road maki ing to the re members of changed if it a road other t trio Light Co ary of Mr. Ra ed from $50 Ito McCreight's t i ncreases bein tra services r had taken a t Committee recommended of a number of accounts the different departments of Reeve McKibbon and report was adopted. Sewer and Sidewalk Coin- cided to pave the front oncrete. Had invited T. City Engineer of Brant- resentative of the Canada visit Wingham, and give d ratepayers information . Coun. Isbister in speak - ort said the opinion of he Committee could be as thought best to build an concrete. The Elec- mittee reported that sal - ford had been increas- $55 per month and Mr. 20 cents per hour, these necessary owing to ex- dered. The Committee o year lease of store - Gregory. They had note which hack been for some time. They d that more insurance electric light plant. pbell was asked to give he matter of increasing said the amount of in- suri.nee now c• rried was $4,400 and that it would take $20,000 to replace the plant and woul' recommend an insur- ance of $10,10( . On motion . f Couns. Isbister and Spotton, the C erk was instructed to apply to Messr • Ritchie and Cosens re increasing insu ance on electric light plant to10,000 . Coun. Boyce eported that the Water- works and Fire ommittee were unani- mous in reeomm nding that four new hy- drants be place on Josephine street. That old hydran s be be blown out, oil- ed and painted. That the old water- wheel be repair or procure a new one. That new found' • tions be placed under the pumps. Th: t the power house be re -shingled and painted and a back water wall built. That the Fire Brig- ade consist of 'fteen men and Chief and Hook and L. dder men be picked from these men yid that six drills be held each year ai d that telephones be remen's homes if pro - red. . as Chairman of the mended: ire Company be re -or - n in place of 13 and en picked from these men responding to al - r each false alarm; $2 five hours on duty is of longer duration. be not less than six or firemen and hook ' Society, now known room from as the North Huron Agricoltuaal Socie- paid off $640 o y, with their wives and a few friends,e standing in ban spent a very pheasant evening at the would recon tI be placed on tl home of Mr. an • Mrs. Win. Maxwell, Manager Ca Bluevale road, .n Thursday evening his opinion on ast, to do honor o Mr. and Mrs. Max- well. H. Mr. Maxw 11 has been a director of the Society 1.r a number of years and for the pas two years had been President and 3f •s. Maxwell was for some years a lad director. Both were much interested i i the work of the So- ciety. Early in tL• evening the address was read by H. :. Elliott, the Secret- ary and the prese tation of a beautiful gold locket, suitabl, engraved was made to Mr. Maxwell a a cut glass cream and sugar set to rs. Maxwel were made by W. J. C rrie, the President of the Society. , r. and Mrs. Max- well both thank d the donors for their kindness a d they would not soon forget the any pleasant hours spent in connectio with the Wingham fair. After the resentation a very pleasant evening games and social and Mrs. Maxw about the 1st of and their many fr to see them leavin will be very much our loss here will b ton district as they cellent citizens. T new home followed of their friends leer. dress follows:— Wingham, To Wm. MAXWELL Dear Sir:—The and members of th cultural Society of so many years bee ber, having learne plated departure fr could not permit y. veying to you some esteem and regard. As a private in t ciety you were alw: getic in promoting when elected to th of President, you, ability, fairness a ideal presiding offic has sustained a dist moval. We trust that in , may form friendshi as pleasant and en. formed among you We are not unm that much of your cess must be ascri. wife, Mrs. Maxwe i. as spent in various placed in all the per rates can sec conversation. Mr. Councillor Boy 11 purpose leaving Committee reco rch for Leamington (1) That the ends are verysorrygamzed and 15 m Hook and Ladder this section. They men and that fir issed, but what is arm be paid $1 f a gain to Leaming- for each fire up will secure two ex- and $1 when fire (2) That they ey will go to their by the best wishes . A copy of the ad- i anuary, 20th, 1913. ESQ., Officers, Directs rs North Huron A t i- hich you have ,or an honored of your con tern - m amongst them, to go without con - expression of their e ranks of our So- ys active and ener- its welfare, and, honourable office ' v your executive a tact, made an r, and our Society net loss by your re - our new home you s and associations ring as you have friends here. ndful of the fact sefullness and sue - ed to your worthy 1, who has been of great assistance in the Society as Lady Director. We shal all very much miss her from amongst s. As a token of on good wishes and a remembrance of yn r friends here, we ask you to accept f om us these gifts. Trusting that you may be long spared in lives of usefulness, and wishing you all prosperity and h ppiness, we bid you an affectionate fare e1L Signed on behalf o the North Huron Agricultural Society. W. J. Currie, President. H.. B. Elliott,;Secretary. .,.•.6mm...s. sf -1-.. ::,. drills each year and ladder men : nd men attending drill • be paid $1 for e (3) That we on each member of $3 per year fo (4) That Chi list of firemen w length of time o be paid accordin. ed. (5) That a re gallons capacity (6) That we foreman. (7) That we p h drill. ace accident insurance of the brigade at cost each man. f, after a fire, hand a o were on duty at fire, fire and that firemen to the service render- eiving tank of 50,00(1 be placed at well. ngage a waterwork tin a Northern Elec- tric fire alarm sytem as I consider tel- ephone system too exilensive. Coun. Boyce's other recommendations were covered in the unanimous report of the Committee On motion of Cbuns. Mills and Isbis- ter, the report of as it affects the wi was adopted. By-law No 660 the Committee as far terworks department roviding for the in- creasing of the ni mber of firemen from 13 to 15 was read nd passed. On motion of Co ns. Boyce and Young, recommendations Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Conn. Boyce's re ort were adopted by the Council, on th following vote: -Yea, Spotton, Boyce, oung, Isbister, Mills, Vanstone. Nay, eXibbon and Bell. On motion of Couns. Spotton and Boyce, the matte of placing telephones for firemen was left over until next meeting. Rev. Mr. May rs asked for refund of ball rent paid fol' the Barnardo boys concert, No ac on. The report of he auditors was read and on motion Couns. Isbister and Bell, the report Coun. Spotton future meeting Audit was adopted. gave notice that at a le would move that a r be brought in to go over the books and mendations he may would also move at that the High andP be amalgomated a have a Board of Edi make any recom- deem proper. He a future meeting iblic School Boards rd that Wingham cation. AUCTI SALES. Mr. W. L. Fras , of the north half of lot 12, con. 1, rris, will hold an unreserved auctio sale of farm stock, and implements, Monday, February 10th. See bills f particulars. John Purvis will be the auctioneer. Wm. Maxwell, of the Bluevale road, who intends leaving for Leamington will hold a clearing auction sale of farm stock, implements and household effects on Tuesday, February 18th. Mr. Max- well has a good list of stock and on ac- count of the large sale, the auctioneer willl commence promptly at 1 o'clock. John Purvis will be the auctioneer. • PERS i1 NALS. Miss Mulvey is v siting for afew days with friends in To into. Miss Laura Rich •f London is visiting with friends in Wi gham. Mrs. W. J. Gr :•r is visiting with friends in Toronto his week. Walter Haines pent two days last week visiting wit , his sister at Ripley. Mr. Chas. Quirt, of Buffalo was vis- iting for over Su day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo n Quirk. Mrs. W. J. Fluty and Master Byrnes Fleuty, of Oshv le, are visiting at the home of Mrs. J• s. Fleuty. Mr. • Alex. P avidson returned to Leamington on Saturday after spend- ing a few weer s at his parental home in town. Miss Mary ' itchie, Messrs. G. Young and J. (lurr e attended the Normal School "At II•me" in Stratford on Fri- day evening. —Mr. J. T, Scott has sold his farm on the 10th ed cession of Turnberry to Mr. Thos. Ap leby, who will get pos- session on the st of March, 1914. Miss Lizzie arber left on Monday for Toronto whe a she will remain dur- ing the session of the Ontario Legis- lature, acting stenographer at the Parliament Buil ings. Mr. W. J. C lrrie, President of the North Huron Ag icultural Society was in London last S turdav attending the annual meeting district number 8 of District Fairs' A, ociation. Miss Helen Wil on, daughter of Mr. Gavin Wilson, of he 6th concession of Turnberry, left n Saturday morning for Milton whey she has accepted a position as teac er in the primary de- partment of the ublic School in that place. County C ncil Business. At the County ouncil meeting last week the grant to hospitals in the County was increased from $600.00 to $7011.00 to be dive ed between the hos- pitals in Goderich Wingham and Clin- ton. The special rant of $500.00 each to the four High chools of the county was continued. The County Counci will proceed with the work of repairing bridges and raisi g their portion of the road south of ingham. When the municipalities of lorris and East Wa- wanosh have ma e the road 20 feet wide and raised i • 3 feet, the County Council will pay t per cent of the cost of the work. r. W. F. VanStone was re -appointed as a member of the Wingham High chool Board and J. C. Smith, B. A. was again appointed as one of the Count Examiners. CHUR H NOTES. Rev. W. L. P: arcey, of Londesboro has been inducteinto the pastorate of Guthrie Presbyt fan Church at Harris - ton. On Sunday eve ing next in the Meth- odist church, Re . by. Rutledge, will give the fourth o a series of sermons on The Pilgrims 'rogress. Subject for the evening will ie "The House Beau- tiful—Going into Commission." Rev. W. L. Ste yes, formerly pastor of Wingham Bap est church, preached his farewell serm n as pastor of Eger- ton Street Bapti: t Church, at London, on Sunday last. r. Steeves has ac- cepted a call to th Baptist Church at Philadelphia, N. The local Corps .f the Salvation Ar- my is at present h. (ding a special series of revival meetings under the leader- ship of Captain C as. Milton, who re- cently took charge of the Army's work here. The public is cordially invited to attend these inee 'ngs. The case of Re . Dr. Workman will be appealed from the finding of the Quebec Court of Appeal to the Privy Council in Great 1;. itain, YOU'LL HIT THE MARK Yes, you'll hit the mark exactly, if you'll take advantage of this • Great Shoe Opportunity You can buy Men's and Women's $3.00 Shoes for $3.00 any day—but you can't buy them for $2.25 any day. You can buy Men's, Women's, Boy s' and Misses' $2 00 Shoes for $2 00 any day—hut you can't buy them tor $1 50 any day. To -Day You Can bay Sh les a.t there reduced prices. Prices are cut in the same propor- tion oa our entire Shoe stock, Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes—are all discounted The Reason? Why it's plain. We want to close out the reinainder of our Fall and Winter et( els, and fret ready for Spring and Summer bu•ness. We w•tnt the money—we don't want the Shoes You must act quickly—for these bargains won't last long, W. J. GRftk THE SHOE MA ".1. Go[iFansF&r Sale, W i. WIGITTMAN.—Lot 26, ( on 4, West W Ii b ' 200 acres, brick ai•nt w, otheneees- F. .)ui.aings,goodsrliOa,negood wallatert, 25 eracres ha, uwoodbush 4 miles from Auburn, h. cal Telephone. Post on- ce, school and ohurselenngear at hand Good rea- sofor l, W. STACRUOUSE.—Ess, half lot 82, c •n. 4, East Waw•ano li, good buildings, young orchard, two wells goose fences, 10 acres hardwood bush, 1-2 mile from school and church ane 00 rads frLr store and post office with daily mail. Six and one half miles from blyth Bel - grave or Auburn. Owner going Weat. KNOX ESTATE.—s outh U lot 13, con. 3, Morris, 100 acres. frame hour a and bank barn, two orchards, good fent. s, 0 acres fail wheat. 20 acres /all plowed. Will be sold cheap to wind up est .to. ROBERTeonM. ES1, MoSERr.-1risN, orthbrick 3,S holotsuse, 4;bank and 4d, barn and di ive shed, convenient to school, t: miles from Bluevale oil good gravel road. Owner wants', to tuy larger farm. For further particulars regarding any of above apply cu the premises or to. Ritchie & Coens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE G.P.R. Town Ticket Agency IRELG tt,i,Pffi Don't forget the in the Foresters' I der the auspices o the Woman's Ins gramme will be gi including reading' and instrumental by Revs. Fergus floral contest will of programme an Programme will sharp, Dr. Stewa concert that will be all at Belgrave un - the local branch of tute. A good. pro - en by local talent. recitations, vocal, usic and addresses and Kilpatrick, A be conducted at close refreshments served immence at 8 o'clock in the chair. DAVIS WINGHAM, ONTARIO Agent for Allan Line Cunard Line Donaldson Lines. Canadian Northern Lines Ocean Steamships. HOME STUDY 1Tiiousai Cs o! ambitious young people aro being instrii-tet: in their homes by our Home Study Dept. Veil may fRii%lr at College if > cti theirs I'ov a hems. ever you wish. Thirty 'bars° Rel, r• fence. Largest trainers it I anima. Enter any day. Positions guat•anfat d. If you Wish to rave board and learn while you earn, write for particulars. NO VACATION Wingham Business Colleg Gi~O. 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