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T HEWIl\T(iHAM TIMES.
VOL, XLII.—NO. 2141
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO THURSDAY JUNE 265, 1913
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
I
Special Sale'
15c per Box.
(3 Cakes)
2 Boxes for 25c;
(0 Cakes)
A fine grade of Toilet
Soap, made as cheap
to you as Common
Soap.
Oli rig Le
Toilet
Soap
50 per cent.
DISCOVNT!,
We purchased a very large
quantity of this Soap at the
right price.
The Factory wanted the
money, hence this saving to you.
25c er Box.
Regular Price
SATURDAY CANDIES,— fresh
every week. 50c Cadillac
Chocolates 33c lb. 35c Im-
ported Turkish Delight 19c lb.
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C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIRE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
!mince
WARM'
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
OMoe over Meloolm's Grocery.
H. DAVIS
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Line
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
W. J. Moon
Veterinary Surgeon
LATE GOVT. VET. INSP.
Office of late Dr. Wilson Residence
Wingham, Ont. Cor. Frances and
Patrick S.W.
Office Phone172. Phone 182
Christie's Orocery
PHONE 59.
Rose's Lime
Juice
25c Per Bottle
The Best i of
Weather Beverage
Wear Greer's Shoes and
Card of
Mr. J. A. McLe. 'sties to thank
the members of t J ire Brigade and
all Citizens of the own who so earn-
estly labored at t fire which destroy-
ed his saw mill on uedday night.
3.
Rubbers.
TRUNI{S AND VALISES:—Big StOck Of
select from at lowest prices.
W. J. GREER,
Rain W
The Voarm, ]i
which were gen
on Thursday and
much good. Whil
be short in this s
rains will help all
the roots.
1 Do Good.
it showers of rain
al over this section
Friday last will do
the hay crop will
tion. Last week's
he spring grains and
New G. T.
A new time tab
the Grand Trun
last. The only c
and from Wingh
morning train f
at 6.30 o'clock it
R. Train Gard
e went into effect on
Railway on Sunday
ange in the trains to
m is that the early
Toronto now leaves
teadof 0,45 o'clock.
FOR SALE—A good three -horsepower
gasoline engine. Apply to A. E. Lou-
ttit.
Insuranc
Fire insurance
ness in Canada ri
of $30,277,245 in
and paid out for
Life insurance
premiums $35,71
totalled $12,750.
salient features
issued by the fee
ment, giving th
of life and fir
under federal li
In both branch
show large ga
year.
in Canada.
ompanies doing busi-
eived a gross amount
remiums during 1012,
re losses $12,072,797,
mpanies received in
,024, and claims paid
00. These are the
f the annual blue book,
gyral insurance depart -
abstract statements
insurance companies
ence for the last year.
of insurance the totals
f over the preceeding
Greatest .I3ar aies in watches and
jewelry ever -heard of in Wingham, at
ICNOX'S Annual Sale.
The Br
The case again
keeper at :Grand
bribery in connect
tion contest:in St
January, came u
Judge Doyle on Tu
Goderich. Jas. H
Toronto, and L. H.
appeared for;the de
ecution was represei
ney Seager and F.
eter. As a result
submitted by:Mr•.
trial was really sta
it was a case of c
and ordered that
pre pared and sub
Appeal. To Allo
ease stands over.
nner Case.
Ezra Brenner, hotel -
end, charged with
n with the local op -
hen township P last
before His Honor
sday of last week at
verson, K. C.. of
ickson, of Exeter,
nee, while the pros -
ted by Crown Attor-
Gladman, of Ex -
of the contentions
averson before the
ted, His Honor held
nsiderable difficulty
stated case should be
fitted to the Court of
this to be done the
ntii October lst.
WANTED—Good general servant girl.
No washing.MApply to Mrs. P. Fisher.
Married in G
A quiet but;pret
emnized at the ho
Grey Township, o
last week when his
Miss Margaret, b
Cenclair Phippen,
o'clock, to the str
march played by
bride and groom
the Iawn under
banked with fern
bride, who was
father, was bee.
dress of white
guipure lace and
ried a boquet of
u
the valley:and 'f
M.A., of Ethel, s
uniting thern in
gratulations were
bering 50, repaire
where a suinptu
ample justide to.
was dark cream s
net. The evenin
songs and soci
guests departed
Phippen a long at
trip to Toronto
Lower Wingham
useful, costly an
ey Township.
y wedding was sol-
e of Robert Carr,
Tuesday evening of
youngest daughter,
came the bride of
of "Wingham. At 0
ins of the wedding
il3ss Ida Frain, the
ook their places on
n evergreen arch
and flowers. The
iven away by her
ingily attired in a
oile trimmed with
atin ribbon and car-
carnations,
ar-
carn, ti n lillies of
c o s i to
rns. Rev. D. Wren,
oke the mystic words
edlock. After con -
ver the guests, num-1
to the dining loom;
us repast was done
Bride's evening dress
k trimmed with white
r was spent in music,
1 intercourse. The
vi: ping Mr. and Mrs.
1 happy life. After a
they will reside in
Wedding -ifts were
numero
AUCTION SALE. ---A very outfit, con-
sisting of 10 horse- buggies and all
livery outfittin g. will be sold at the
National Hotel ()II Friday, July 4th.
Victor 'Whitley, Proprietor.
Nine-year-old ].3essie Simmons, of
Kingston. fell rto a bonfire and was
badly burned.
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Marvellously Low Price
for Men's Low Shoes
Read our ad. on last page
WILLIS & CO.
HOLIDAY XT WEEK.
Owingto the
holiday ext T
vertisers will k
for changes of
ments reach ou
than Saturday
When copy is n
Saturday we ca
that advte. will
Dominion Day
esday our ad-
ndly have copy
heir advertise -
office not later
of this week.
t received on
not guarantee
be changed.
0
When Cou s Will Sit.
The non -jury sitti gs of the Supreme
Court of Ontario wi - be opened at God-
erich on Tuesday, J ne 24th. Chancel-
lor ;air John Boyd ill preside.
The autumn assi e court sittings in
Goderich will be as ollows:
September 30, n n -jury, before Mr.
Justice Lennox.
November 25, j ry, before Mr. Jus-
tice Britton.
Watches,clocks, silverware and jewel-
ry slaughtered at KNOx'S this month.
Dominion
The Grand Tru
has arranged for s
Dominion Day hol
goad going June 30
to return up to Jul
and or=e -third, good
30th and July 1st, g
July 3rd. Buy yo
B. Elliott, Town A
Office,
ay Rates.
Railway System
ecial rates for the
ay. Single fare,
and July lst, good
2nd, Single fare
going June 28th,
od to return up to
tickets from H.
Bent at the TIMES
SCOTCH GIRLS C
ing good domestic
from Lougheed, I
MING—Those wish-
elp should enquire
migration Agent.
Re -open
The re -opening se
with the Wingham
Sunday last were v
different services
and Rev. J. J. Patt
alo, a former pasta
sermons. Mrs. Pa
address at a public
noon. Miss Patte •
assisted the choir
music. Liberal o
Service.
vices in connection
aptist Church on
ry successful. The
ere well attended
rson. B. A., of Buff-
, preached excellent
terson delivered an
eeting in the after -
son and Miss Rae
rendering special
rings were given.
The Best Male • orus Ever Heard in
Wi gham.
The Gwent Ma
Wales, gave a
House on Friday
of last week.
ever been heard
hers twenty but
members are a
list. Their voi
blending perfec
was pronounced
to judge good 1
desired. It is
of such a high
little apprecia
Sunday evenin
vice in the Pre
was crowded.
chosen and ex
After the sery
Christie enter
hospitably at
e Choir, of Newport,
oncert in the Opera
rid Saturday evenings
finer combination has
ere. The choir num-
unfortunately several
present on the sick
es were rich and the
, and their performance
by those in a position
osis, all that could be
nfortunate that music
der has been and is so
d in this section. On
they gave a song ser-
byterian Church which
he program Was well
ptionally well rendered.
ce Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry
ained the chorus very
pper at their residence.
BOOTH PRI",'
received up to
booth privileg
inion Day cele
McLean, Seer
LEGES—Tenders will be
onday, June 23rd for
for the park for Dom-
ration. Apply_ to H. C.
ary,
Marks Bros. Coming.
The people o Wingham will have the
pleasure of s Bing Joe Marks Select,
Dramatic and audeville Co, supporting
the clever lit le Star Gracie Marks.
They have be +n secured by the Base -
and Lac .sse clubs and Citizen's
Band to appei r in the Opera House on
Tuesday and ednesday nights July 1st
and 2nd under heir auspices. The Com-
pany will be resent on Tuesday night
July lst. Th great Pastoral drama
"Thorns and ( range l3lossoms",drama-
tised from 13e tha M. Clay's novel of
that name. • n Wednesday night "Vir-
gie's Sweeth'art," a rural comedy
drama, taken rona Peacevalley, a play
that made Sol. Smith Russell famous.
Bright, clean :audeville Will be intro-
duced betweei wets. Prices will be 25c
and 35c. Seat . on sale in advance at
MaKibbon's d ug store
HARDWOOD FOR SALT. -11.00 cords good
body hardwood, nearPringle's tannery.
Price reasonable. All kinds a cosi in
stock and arriving weekly. R. J. CAN-
TELON,
FOR DOINION DAY,
A F'irstwClas Program For
Celebration in Wingham.
The committee in charge of the cele
bration which is to be held in Wingham
on Dominion Day is making arrange
ments for a good day's sport. Th
morning program will consist of a base
ball match between the Blyth and Luck
now teams and a demonstration by th
Firemen..
For the afternoon there will be
lacrosse game between the Dufferins
Orangeville and Wingham; a haseba 1
game between Brussels and Wingha ,
and a good program of races, etc„ f
the boys and girls.
The Wingham Citizens' Band 11
furnish the musical program through° t
the day and will give a concert at the
park in the evening.
Marks Bros. Big Dramatic and Vau-
deville Company has been engaged to
give an entertainment in the opera
house on the evenings of July 1st and
2nd. This company is so well known
that the people of Wingham are assur-
ed of two good evenings entertainments,
The above list of attractions will
make a good days sport and a. large
crowd of people will be in Wingham for
Dominion Day.
Come and bring your friends to Wing -
ham for Dominion Day.
PERSON
s.
Mrs. Richard Tenna t is visiting
with friends in Detroit.
Mrs. Russell Lane is v siting with rel-
atives and friends in To nto.
Mrs. V. R. Vannorma left last week
on a visit with friends i Manitoba.
Mr. B. H. Taylor, of ast Wawanosh,
is away on a business ip through the
west.
Miss M. E. s' ems i spending her
holidays in Tort th guest of Dr.
Sproule.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. C alvert and son
are visiting with relati es and friends
in Detroit.
Mr. Geo, Srigley, who has been home
for a few weeks on the sick list, re-
turned to Toronto on hursday.
Mr. J. McTC �*ue ,of 'Winnipeg form-
erly
or -erly
of this vicinity is •n a visit to his
brothers, Messrs A. a d R. McNague
and other relatives.
Mr. H. 13. Elliott
week attending the
ing of the Sons of
from Camp Caledo a.
Rev. E. H. Crab returned home last
week from Toro to. His numerous
friends are please to learn that he is
very much improv, d in health.
Rev. and Mrs, 'isher of Davidson,
Sask., were visit ng at, Mr. George
Tervit's, er., and other friends. Mrs.
Fisher is a sister •.f Dr, Calder.
Dr. Kennedy h been attending the
meeting of the Dominion Medical Asso-
ciation in London this weak. He will
return home to -marrow evening.
Mr. W. R. Dav dson, Superintendent
G.T.R., London, and Mr. Chas. For-
rester, Superinte. dent, Stratford, were
guests of Mr. Jo n Quirk, ono day last
week.
Mr. Irwin, of 'aisley, Miss Gibson,
the Misses Lizzi and Annas Rennie
and Master Joe R nnie were the guests
of Mrs. J. J. Ellio t on Monday after-
noon.
Mrs. R. Knox le
'for an extendedtr
and will visit Chic
before returning.
by her sister, Mr
Ripley.
Mr. E. H. Bird,
ber of the firm of
years and who r
the business, left
home in Woodstoc s. Mr. Bird mar: • a
as in Toronto this
rand Camp meet-
otland as delegate
ves on Wednesday
through the States,
go and Dayton, Ohio
She is accompanied
John McLeod of
ho has been a mem-
err & Bird for five
ently retired frc"n
n Thursday for •
good citizen. He
in the different bi
dist Church and
missed. He will
very best wishes
for success in w
ness he may choo
as an active we_.:er
nehes of the Mettle -
will be very much
carry with him the
f numerous frie s
atever line of usi-
to engage. ,
FOR SALE. --- One yyoy Ilg Ayrshire
cow, to be in in aboufe seven weeks,
guaranteed. GEO. PIIIPPEN.
Picture Ho se Notes.
We are showing he finest line of
pictures ever projec ed in Canada. We
are making no ex eptions, not even
Toronto. Two sep ate features each
week. Mondays an
nesdays and Thursd
will be educational
Oscillating fans he
being the first of t '
Ventilation is now
Tuesdays, Wed-
,ys. Friday night
and travel night.
✓e been installed,
kind in Wingham.
erfect,
WAN/M.—At once, geot1Iiousekeeper
for widower with tsv children. Good
situation for r stable person who
will take an int est in the place. Apply
to the Times Office,
Barn Burn d in Carrick,
The large bank am on the farm of
Mr. James Hamil on was completely
destroyed by fire early last Sunday
morning. Mr. Hai ilton lost all of his
implements as w 11 as two valuable
brood mares, two c its and several pigs.
The loss will be avy. The cause of
the fire is unknow
Notice to the People of . Wingham and
Vicinity Suffering With Defective Eye -
Sight.
Commencing Wednesday, J y 2nd.
C. R. Wilkinson, Eyesight an. Testing
Specialist, of Wingham, w' 1 call on
people in the country when ose suffer-
ing with any trouble of t sight may
have their eyes tea e. at their own
home free of charg•. Difficult cases
and those that have never yet used
glasses are asked to consult me. Only
the finest lenses and frames of the lat-
est patterns to choose from. Consulta-
tion at his residence Edward street,
Wingham, at any time each Saturday.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Disast
Tuesday night
discovered issuing
of Mr. J. A. McL
afterwards the wl
a blaze. The fire
the scene and wog
the fire from spr
in the yard and s
The water presst
the department d
ing to the heads
flames before
could be done to
Fortunately the
and further da
At present the
known. The it
usual during th
all appeared to
McLean will b
ered by insera
HAY FOR S
choice No. 1 II
$13.50 psr ton
hay place orde
ous Fire.
bout 10.15 fire was
from the lumber mill
an; a few minutes
ole structure was in
en were promptly on
ed nobly to prevent
ading to the lumber
rrounding buildings.
re was splendid and
d fine work, but ow -
ay obtained by the
ing noticed, nothing
ave the buildingitself.
ight was quite calm
age was prevented.
rigin of the fire is un -
11 had been running as
day and at closing time
e well. The loss to Mr.
large though partly cov-
ce.
EE --Ten car loads of
y coming to Wingham.
off car. If in need of
early. ROST. DEATTIE.
Fast Service Toronto to Winnipeg
Via Grand Trunk Railway, Northern
Navigation Company, and Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway.
"Steamship Express" leaves 'Toronto
10.45 a.m. each Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday via Grand Trunk Railway,
stopping at Hamilton, Breutford, Paris,
Woodstock, Ingersoll, 'London and
Stratroy, arriving Sar 1a Wharf 4.00
p.m., making direct connection with the
Northern Navigatio ompany's palatial
steamers leaving S, nia Wharf 4.15 p.m.
for St a. M. leOnt.,Port
o SaultArthur
and Forte ' i11' m. ' Stemer leaving
Sarnia Wha ilondays does not call at
Port Arthu . On the arrival of Steam-
ers at Fort William, special trains of
the highest standard leave that point at
4.45
p.m via Grand Tru kPacific Rail-
way,
ai -way, arriving Winnipeg 7.45 a.m. next
morning. The service afforded by this
route is the finest in every respect and
includes Parlor -Cafe, Parlor -Cars and
Coaches between Toronto and Sarnia
Wharf, excellent service on the steamers
of the Northern Navigation Company,
including the "Hamonic," the finest and
fastest steamship on the Great Lakes.
Standard Sleeping ears (Electric Lights
in Lower and Lipper Berths), Colonist
Sleeping Cars (Berths Free) Dining cars
and coaches on the Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway between Fort William and
Winnipeg, also Standard Sleeping Cars
to Saskatoon and Edmonton:
Special trains run the reverse way --
from Sarnia Wharf to Toronto, each
Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Full particulars, :reseravations on
steamers or trains at all Grand Trunk
Ticket Offices.
11. B. Elliott City Passenger And
Ticket Agent., Phone 4,
W. K. Butgman Station Ticket Agent.
Phone 50.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.
On Monday evening, June 16th, the
members and adherents of Calvin
Church met at the home of Mr, John
Menzies, sr., for a social evening and
to bid farewell to their pastor, Rev,
Jas. Ferguson and his wife, Mr. Fer-
guson has spent nearly five years in
the ministry at Calvin Church and
much regret was felt upon his depart-
ure for a new field of labor. During
the evening an address was read and a
beautiful silver to set was presented
to Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, being a gift
of remembrance from the congregation
and the choir which Mrs. Ferguson had
so freely and faithfully assisted. Miss
Annie Leaver and Mr. Charles King
made tlhe presentation while Mr. J. T.
Currie read the following address:
June 16th, 1913.
Calvin Church, East Wawanosh Tp.
Dear Mr. and Mrs, Ferguson:-
- We have gathered here this evening
to express our regard and friendship
for you. We would like you to carry
away with you to your new home -vary
happy associations connected with
Calvin Church and your life among us.
So when you think of us let the happi-
ness of true friendship fill your hearts,
and remember that you have left the
same feeling in our hearts. Yet we
would have you feel regret on leaving
us, the regret which "resembles sorrow
only as the mist resembles rain."
Of your work among us, we cannot
speak. Only the soul can tell of the
higher emotions, loftier ideals, stronger
faith and greater love to man and to
God which have been aroused by the
preaching of the Gospel in its purity,
with earnestness of purpose and desire.
Let us assure you then that your work
among us has not been, nor shall be
fruitless and remember "Ours is the
seed -time; God alone beholds the end
of what is sown."
"Beyond our vision weak and dim
The harvest time is hid with Hiin."
We would like also to express our ap-
preciation of your faithfulness in all
your duties in connection with your pas-
torate at Calvin Church. Perhaps we
would especially mention your assist-
ance given so freely and willingly to
the choir. Its members feel that they
are sustaining a great loss in losing
both conductor and leader at once, More
than all the choir will miss your readi-
ness to help, your sympathy and the
pleasant relationship which has existed
among yon.
As a visible token of our love and
friendship, we the members of the con-
gregation of Calvin Church and its
choir, offer you this tea -set. We hope
that its beauty and usefulness may
serve you in your future home. and all
your life, especially that it may convey
to you the good will and esteem of this
con re re atlon is our hope and heart-
felt desire p
Above all else we hope that your
future lives will be happy, and useful,
as here, for the Master and crowned
with God's richest blessings.
MRs, JAMES MENZIES, JOHN T. SCOTT,
AGGIE SCOTT, CHARLES KING,
JOHN MENZIES, Sen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson ,and their son
Scott left on Tuesday for their new
home at Norval, followed by the very
best wishes of many friends which
they made while here.
Good boy wanted. Apply at Christle's
grocery.
W. C. T.
The County Cons
T. U. will be he
Church on Thursde
week. June 20 an
be given Thursda
o'clock when musi
a mixed choir. E
welcome.
. NOTES.
ntion of the W. C.
in the Methodist
and Friday of this
27; first session will
evening at eight
will be furnished by
eryone will be made
Get Parnell's
read at Christie's.
Bev: ages,
He who quaffs tl
when his daily toil
homeward with a
having lots of fun.
take hitters in this
saying' "We are
need some small de
man keep a -croon'
as fine as silk, and
communing with
For the cheery irii
you feel next day
head and puts at
your breath, and '
guilders which sh
cake; flowing be
flagons made you
wise man shuns
spirits of that ilk
him frisky, with
When the panic
they'll come we
work the corner
bulbous nose; ane
tie ardor that yo
to fill up the ern
things the kid ca
,man for provisio
need not bilk; lif
sign with his ju
Mason.
e brimming flagon,
's done, and goes
g on, thinks he's
Tens of thousands
fashion every night,
eary critters, and we
'ght!" But the wise
g: "Temperance is
I'll spend the time
jug of buttermil=k!"
night wassail makes
ike death, splits your
ss el and afringe salon
takes away your
uld buy the kidtets
s are trouble builders
innards ache. Andthe
the whiskey and all
and morning finds
is jug, of buttermilk.
gee comes closer (and
I suppose), you an t
rooery 1? yea have a
you'll wish with fran-
had the coinfyou blew',
y larder with some
r chew. But the wise
need not beg and
to him's a thing Ely -
of buttermilk,—Walt
GLORIOUS SHOES
FOR
DOMINION DAY
You can't be down right comfort-
able on July lst unless your feet
are in comfortable quat•ters. We
have just the styles for
Summar Shoe Comfort
Shoes, Oxfords, Ties and Pumps in
Patent Kid, Patent Cult Skin, Tan
or Canvas for
Men, Women and Children
Moderate and reasonable prices for
everybody. You'll enjoy Dominion
Day if we dress your feet.
W. J. 012ELR
THE SHOE MAN
{READY MADE
FARMS
Forty years ago our cousins south
of the line were singing "Uncle Sam
is rich enough to give us all a farm"
and thousands upon thousands of
Canadians accepted the offer and
settled in the Western Sates, but
now the situation is changed, Uncle
Sam has no more farms to give awati, DD
and the people are treking north tied >
west to the great provinces of Sask- e
atehewan and Alberta. The Great
Home Land is rapidly filling up, peo-
pie are flocking in from all over the
world, every day two new school
houses are opened, the railroads are
being rapidly extended in all direc-
tions, the buffalo runs have given
place to broad fields of grain and
wealthy cities have grown up where
only a few short years ago nothing
but the smoke from the Indians
teepee blurred the evening sky.
t Two great facte stand forth pro-
minently as one studies the condi-
tions in our great west at present,viz:
(1) The people must have railroads.
(2) The railroads must have people.
This brings us to the subject of the )
s C. P.R. ready made farms in Alberta, )
( for which we are sole agents. All
preliminary improvements made,
house, barn, well, 50 ares under
crop, etc. Nothing to do but move
into the house and go to work. The
chance of a lifetime.
Ritchie & courts
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Ern Office for C.P.R. Tickets.
Painting and aper Hanging
Mr. S. A. Gary, ate of Owen. Sound.
is here prepare to do all kinds of
painting and page flanging. All work
guaranteed. Any ne having work to
would do well to . 11 at W. H. David-
son or write to P. O. Box 2;32.
For RENT.—Offices --- e
� IJ OfhC 5 SVIth 31;
'
ood fire-
proof vault. Apply to J. A. Morton,
barrister, Wingham.
COLLEGE
AT 1i0i'4E
Thousands nIambitious y u.i pro-
pple are fast preparing in their nun
homes to nccupy lucrative po ifsr is a-
stenographers, booltkeepers, t el ee. aplt'
era, civil servants, in f wt- t veru sp1u re
OE Buolness,Clettvibtes. You may finish
at College if you wish. Positions guar-
anteed Enter college any day Indi-
vidualinstruction. Expert tccehers.
Thirty year's experience. Largest
traiitera in i•nnndn. '-ee «n colleges.
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Affiliated with Commercial l;dnca
tots' Attociatiou of Canada Sumner
Sahtiaf at thefamous 5 pottan Business
Coilege, London.
Wihigham Business College
Ileo. Spotton,W. T. Morse,President. Principal.