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1 6 V up D� 0 Ill I;q vrwAtto . . WINUHAM, ONT., THIMSDAY, APRIL 220d, 1920 '� - . 14 . . �. 0 - I 1. 100.1 I .! , I
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I . Band of Presbyterian churcb, will hold a L F . (Wroxeter I New's. ) � I I '!'; i ery read the paper i � I
I :V#ik00qtAN. � . * social in the church or Thursday evening, .�O'�'N'���w� ,.,;.,-J To the Edit 4�0 . , _ , 1111.1~`�, ( boll �* , . W 1,i " 11:1
,...11--- ', Mr. Will, HinsclUe is visiting in Loi- De ' - I . ... T .. PX,,,-- �'. .-,_"�-, -.M , . . ".. I
..V4.-�,_,1r11.._1.1 ".1-.1 . April, 2'21'nkat 8 o'clock. Agoodpiogiam, � ar Sir _ Tii ri; Ali vANcrs to new Subscribers from M ' I . .. , , .. _., . , ,_ ,
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I. ! , , I New Band Leader Secured Mr, and Mrs. L. C. Young spent the dated. Feb. 27th in which wasan intereat Another carload of Government In- Public libiary b L .I. **.' ' ' . 0'.. - . . I
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.�.- dBRYANT - � The -Citizens Build have secured the week -end In Toronto. . . Ing letter from the pen of tile 1�ev. David spected Eggs is being shipped from Hirst'4 D'IdICY Iiqkilets bus been appointed I& �� L q?
. �., ' . ROgera. an ex�presldent of tho London ?rOduce Warehouse this week. slicceiior;., " I � - I �
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WASHBURNIU, ", F Ill% as band leader for tile coming sea. is visiting at her home here. '� D. D. G. M. Herb, Jobb, allid Staff n" At the reques - the Jacrosse and , X*n', P, ! 1:
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1� " �, , . 'orrie 41 stalled the newly elected o .
. in I � Soi Ur. WrIg4t was leadei of the looth. Mrs, Carson has returned, home a yearsago. With you * , ia G fficers Of Tees- baseball clubs, the Domitiorl Sports . ,
'13ruce band, when they went Over- spending a month in Detroit. ,, would like to ., , I .,
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,, 1 , seas and 'Comes to Wingbain highly rei�om. - kwBuy your Fomaldobyde early this year take care of the receipts and i eaditures, I'— ' I I 1. ,.�..% , "
A Ph't L I '' I . .., �, . Mrs. C. N. Griffin has returned 'to her give a ,few of my remembrances . of _ OXP I I *� . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . - A 4i, 4,
0 .1i . st, �, mended, .He . thesupPly is short., Freshgtock just of bbt,h Audrig 1920, � I � r �� 1 . � - I �
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, is a brother of Mrs, A. homebere afte Spending the winter in long ago. , . . . � ,�,-.,4b ,.%0W,
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. .y by Walla,ce . I ".. 1, Varl Win0arn Junction. Mr. Toronto. 4 In the year 1863 I was moved bv,, the � received at Mitchelra Corner Drug Store. If you. are in need of letterheads, bill' I � '100'Ligget's Pock Pltg Cljoco I .,* ., A*� , I 11 i
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. . right Will receive ,5350 for -big services � . qt lat.10,% for 69c'-' ..!� , I I
. AI)DED ATTRACTION W Messrs. Elmo and Vance Sanderson Mr. J, A. McLean was honored by the head.-, statements, edvelopes,.or anythfng I . I a �.., I �v `C -k � ;�� .
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with the band and�will work and wish of our Methodist Conference from Canadian Reto Coal Dealers Association 60c Penptrating Liniment for.." , .
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James Mcritgotnery Flagg's Satirl- I drove through , " .� � , . ;�,,-r 4 tj
,� pal Com6dy I lactgry. All music lovers will be pleased 'Chester Stapleton of Detroit aie visiting Mt. Brydges to Howick. . in the. line of printing give THE Ai). . . .. ,. '' . " I . i
at their annual meeting by being elected VAN019your order. Your votic will be :.' 50c Dodd§' Kid e3�.'P.ills for ...... *. 41.1-11.1h., ;,';t ;� V , .
I 1. I To learn of the'band's success ,ind wei- at their respective homes here. , to Wroxeter with horse and buggy, my . 0 , . . , 4t �,.%?
Vice Preside4t � � . 1 -34q,,-' � 1�e.l . I i
01ril , wife and two children and about 15 ) pounds delivered.prorniptly and You'll be sr4isfied ,� - 25c Ril; 4 ",�C- ,?ak�,� �
come Mr. and Mrs, Wright and family as Miss Fesiant has returned to her home . . 11 . .1. I . cers'H�drb 1. ero e.t6*r..,'-,,.,..,..:12e'+'i-,��4 . I ,
. weight of luggagk. in three days, reaching I . I I ' � _.... � - - .',,-,.,f.1.1 911 *,,�4 .
1-fle -Last Bottle" . in Winghara after speri.ding,:the winter The members of Maitland Lodge No. with'the printing. 'Ise Pa*lnnoli�e I gen P xid .1 � r
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. Wroxeter about 10 p. in. on Friday night. ssive The- income t I , - ........... ;. � ........ ,.,:,t;JjWVJ'1;-,i,� t44
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V 7 Wfugham Woman Citizens' Le euchre in their lodge rooms on Thursday million Government have sent out, a ' . .30c, B' Seward's'Toilet SOV '101i - -.,%.23 e 31all� if,',' :
. I I was warned in Wroxeter not to attempt . , re OX
Matinee Saturday at 3.30 p. w. -,-I Mr. Tom Stialth, Windsor, -has accepted ev ing, April 22tid. . � ;� ;hl '... � . . . I... -
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.aposition in the office of the Western � 35c Rikei, ,infectant Powd"r, .."
, pleasure in -announcing an int'eroting Foundry. Mr, Smith was ent called, after dark -And glad'I was, 'I took Prof. R, T. Cowell and the choir of� St. river, aftOr a freshet. Tho,Goyerhment 14 " ' . - !...q"JQV
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Coming Mon, Tues, 'Xed, meeting for pext Friday, ,ployed in nd W's church gave the sacred cantata. findinKitillecessary to sent out men to dx� �,N ,- .26c Aed Ce4
April 23rd., the Dominion Barl here a few years ago. their advice. Uput up at tile hotel and A re �4 . . , , dAP.Plakes for nli fqr�..,,,a,6j!,,et iK,m �
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. . At this meeting We shall hear two of the . . after a resiless night, .owing to hea "Olivet to Calvary" in the Teeswater Plain 1;46.whole matter. ', idn Stationery f- *j � .'-,-;,'.f,'.;:.1"%- .f .
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I PAULINIE leaders of' women. in Canada. Mrs, � . I rain extreme heat, a leaky roof and ot er I revived in , . . I '. .1 . . i I I
Howard Grey, president of the Ontario . . I . I inconveniences, we started for ()or des- . Mr. Peter Kohoe of Wingliam, w here Wingli thi's season are bright and we I .,�� .! _1 � .:; .. - ',:4!-t f:. ;v, -. : , ". j , , . .. 4
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Woman Citizens' Association, will Dies In Parkhill., . . . as � � ., ... . , . . WA * T'AX Z;X,T1ltA � 1. , " �Ir�411,, �
FREDERICK talk on tination and were,about 70 minute's in last Week on business. Hi's many friends 'would rike, to see the town council light . . " . ��. , �, , . *4., ,`4k,, !�-;��,"'§'-) g4a, ., .
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I I Citizenship," and Mrs. � J. C., mativer, Mr Geo. Olver was called to Parkhill, . . I . I "., '. A -, , , � . 1! .", '" 1� � "'. , . I
making the t * � , . . . I � ."I., Pell; V$ 1'. ., .
in ,wo .miles. There had, been were gladtorill him and to learn that the Park� properly and See that the grass I . . . . - � ..! '-, , 0.'.i� :. . .
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editor of Womans' Ceil on ' Made in owing �o the serious illness of his sister, heavy rains abd much heavy tearning. t . b , . . I h .V;:,44�'g., 4, 'U"
1 � . . e still has a warm spDt in his.irish eart is kept cut and the land rolled. A good " - ' I
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d - Some of the ruts were frightfu pos 'ineardine�-Kiticardine'Review,'. park is 40�asset to any town. � . . ., ., - �.�' �
6The Loves of Lettyl Canada," Both speeches will 'be Interest- Mrs, VY, W, Logan, who died on. We ties I and _ for X '" � I . . .. e�%,, *,It6 ,,,, ,0 .
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ingtoboth men and women, and an op- ,day after an illness of some weeks. ,tively dangerous, . I . I _. . . 1 5, , , . .;,',,��' .'-fi,ilt.,�,� ....
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Am4rica's great emotional actress Mr. Chas, Lepard of the', Farmer's Mrsi James Irwin, Lucknow, announces ' V - . . .1- ..,.,k . I � ,#�!�t- . ti,
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in her latest dramatic triumph, portunity will be given for discussion at Through her connection with the Meth- The parsonage, a rented house, was not Home here, has on exhlb 10c, GaMen:"Or Flow . . . I.N.11 "I I
. . . . for US Sor ition an egg thl,,crilgagement of her eldest daughter, . I .� , er &�O'S 4.pacicagqs foi,..�t, --%,.;-`,;. - IR ..t ..
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the end. The league boves to see a . we had to dri ... . r .,ik� _ .9 ... ylt.40 " -
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audience to. welcome these distingui ed Positionds Mayor of the town,she was abode of Mr. Robert Leech and I shall h. rur� r �.-A. t.. Aanow n t - 441. T� T_ . . . ! - I-* t �, r 1,
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Stationery, Patent :Medicine,,
I�ooks, School Supplies, Wall Paper,
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AVOTIM SALE OF CATTLE -The Sale of
ca - a advertised for Lucknow on Satur-
a I 86 as 'loll, oned lantil k5amcday, April
20 . cc use a I? e non -arrival of the frelghc.
hese are o ijurharn cattle and will be sold
at the Oata ouse Stablea Lucknow on Sat.
April 21th. LOTT & MACDONALD, Props.
Joux Punvis, Auctioneer.
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EGGS FOR HATCH190-1 still can su
tow sittings of my famous Clark stmlnpl'�,Ida
to 106y 6, 0. white loghorn egg� at $2 00 for 15.
All unfertiles replaced'K.NNUT., WICAVER,
I Itoute 3, v� lngham.
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ing stain f in le Oomb White beghorns
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an arre 0 t Rock , k 6 Ott; each. Baby
chi 8: egh a ots, Rocks 22 ats each.
� 0itvAL R. TAYLOR. .
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1. No. 2, Oan - VVesterli oats.
graw and will make first
Umpected next week,
ORA$ GAUNISS or W. J. Dupir,
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FOR SALE. -Wagon suite,ble for farm work
almost, new. Apply to. .
� WINdHAM 0UF,AAU0R,r'.
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FOAS.&LU-One good milk Cow. Apply to.
_,_� -.-....- ART. WILSON.
FO&*.LE;-.& couple of two-year old Dar.
-Rham Steers. ,Inquire at I
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'JarIff, so e ere u ween 0 Ater, o isl
0 and Street, Fin or ie 0 le e
at - - � VCH an .1receive roward.
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PIANO TUNER -Mr. U. H. stowaxt, piano
tuner � will be hero ,ihoray. Leave your
orders at. I
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SA�T WANTED-0111ce Sato Wanted, Apply
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SEALED TEME M-10or the .-purchase of the
Material of the Agricultural t)ulldinir whloh
Was blc,wn down, will be reoelved by the
undersigned up to I o'clook oil saturoak, April
21th. Tonders will be received eltiter by the
1000 or in bulk. Highest or an tender not
neftgSatlly accepted. . y I
A. G. 8XITH, � I
Scc'ir Turnberry ,Agr. Soolety.
. RE IIoG Polt $XRVI0E=,TorM8
,'a Jul) at time of service witili privilege of
t r I g, if neoesmp.v. Lot 8. J Z6,26, c5n. I"
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well known and highly esteemed. The never,lorget the 4ifidness and hospitality 1 4'.. . - ' P ;`
visitors. � . * , I . .. � . 00 *-$Vr q4 At . :,
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. the beit goose in the country blush with Mrs. Agnew of Milto'n. , The mardige , _ ljyr�x ,v . t
The meeting will be held in the Council remains were taken by motor hearse to of Mr, and. Mrs, Leech, All through . my envy. . . * 11 B 11% n , " 4 �? h"Od � , �
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Chamber, and will open at eight o'clock. Brussels, where'interment Was'made, on term of service M�. Leech was ever a ' . � I � _IVQ� I ,45 �,
. . . Baggageman, William Snea Beattles delivery team and 'wagoli , . . , , I , I L . ,nT I �
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St. Paul's Church Not s .- Friday afternoon in the family.plot. kind and faithful friend. Robert Leech London train, has his baggage car, No. made thiny -reet on I 11. 1. , I '"
wasno ordinary man, Hehad a sound tAb . I
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April 15th -Third Sunday after Easter, Elected Provincial Otand Chaplain. . 683, nicely fitted up with flowiro. In ihe TueE44Y afternoorl they. ran wilaly ; . ' - . , It., tle ... 111
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11. 00 a. 'in. Mattens; 2.80 P. in., Sunday The Provincial Grand.Orange Lodge of IV gra .' - '. . I , f.. ; ' ,'� �',��IIFJJ,1, " ' 4 .. I
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I and discriminating judgement and re- udows be has ferns, geraniums and for t114 �tabies, ' One' horse fell at the . ]i Phong phs phw�ae'53 I . . . I .. I V% I ;�) .. , OT . " ��,,, I
markably quick appich6psion and , � . I I . I � I ,: ) � - �
ochool and Bible class; 7.00 P. in. E verl Ontario West, honored W.' Bro. Rev. begonias. -Bill" says he likes to, See the Bank of ,Hamilton', corner, where they . . It
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song, subject "Moses leading his people," Horace W. Snell of Whigham, by ,electing . rs while he is living. -were , cagght. ory little damage was ililll�ill�lil!'!�ill�l!�liiii, , 11 iMa I I I � . k y - ... I I
Friday, April 23rd. -8 p. m. in ' ages of the schools he might have been Mr. Robert Elliott, formeriy , done, , �, �� �: � . I I I I -11 11 ,I ill I � V 4 *�'Ary .... 1. - .
eeting of him Grand Chaplain at their 61st Annual one of the grgatealt'-.14wyers or statesmen of Wing- . . � I . 11�_, � 11 . .", . .. 1. :
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the teachers and, officers of .the Su�day Session, which was held in the Methodist , ham, announc4s the engage Dr. G1, H. Ross inspected the children's ' . . .
oftheday. There 'Were also many others I ment of big .--. . . I � � � I . .. . J" . , .;, ""; ,-�� .1
School at the Rectory, I Church, Orillia, last week. , There were Youngest daughter, Mabalub (pet), to teeth at the Public School last week and I . I . . .,� - ,�. � ,,U.�. - , j�� .14. ���
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will be given by Mrs. W. J. Boyce from aad it is theiefore a hig4 hpnor to. be much doubt it, in any - part of Canada Only son of Mrs, A. Duncan of Vineland 4tate of, their teeth. The care of the . I . .. I I . .".. .. , 77= 1�? I �,. ,.,. 4; . :�..� '.
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3 to 5.31Y P. in. , All the ladies ate inviiid. chosen As chaplain. Rev. J. W. .Hibbert Station. The marriage to take place 6hild's'tietfi is very. important and parerl "A good man , � . � . . . C Ill "IR I.. * ,, it . c . �
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Collection in aid of W. A. . '. of Essex', and a former esteemed minister these respects -to that of Howick, Ifound quietly in Brantford the latter part of the . e 1 i IS ,'' �" I ..
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Note-Intbe published sift of officers of Wingham, has held this honorable it a very toilsome field and yet I was month. . have their t6eth attended ko, � box of eviry.'aut6lj3�6jle . r � , .
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elected at the annual vestr' meeting the position during the past two years., . * . lighting battery,",, says Mr. Ck4wfogd, , .IPHONV ''so .", ." �,� �, �� . � . I I .
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following were inadvertently omitted: � . . � local Willard�Battery dxpert, "yet. it * -� �,. 4'. � � I Pt . . i . .. I ". I
I Many Wire Willing. I � We had fourteen 'preaching places, far lierry Agricultural Society will be- held, in in froxitof. Robert Biook's grocery . is -- -,--Ok--- - .. --- . . . I ,. _�
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. - too many, -We .reached out intofour the council chamber of the town hall on on . Thursday evening, when Mr. oppor- , . I,; .1 �, .. 1. . I .� . I �-, �_ , I .-., .
Sidesman, Mr. W. J, Boyce. Riet�einber A certain rector, just before the service different townships. There was a far Saturday, April 24th. I McIntyre's bus And Mr. L. C. Young's tutill of waichinj theat changes 6 they I ', , . I . . .,
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.a welcome awaits you at St. Pauls church. was called to the vestibule to meet, a better . auto collided. Both bus and take place. " � -, I . I , I , . . �. _ 6. , I . . � ; . :
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All seats free. , couple who y;anted to be married. *He time. The congregations were marvellous. orsandlady directors are . requested, . badly damaged and we understand th.1i. "The whole -process -is ,showing an uii. U 01 .6 1. ., . .1 .1.1 I , .,
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The AdV2GCe Is Appreciated ' the J am certain that 90 per cent of all the bear this date in mind, Saturd . one of Mr. McIntyre's horses. is badly 'usual Way in a denloa�tration -given it the I I . .
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ceremony then,."But" said YU r F , *a.'� .".04 I .
he "If you people were constant in their attendance April 24th. 'A .� . . 4 . . � technical school condif6ted by tbL1 Willard . 1. . i .
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. � London, April 16, 1020 will be seated I will give an opportunity at at divine service.' It wa quite usual I to Mr. O. M. Chowen, who has beeni I a n . , .. 7� .
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The Wingham, Advance,- . I the end of the service for yoii to come for- have� 100 at the Wednesday night prayer ater at the G. T. R, station here has been I WIV 'Mr. Sander- . umber of cells are asseiribled, in. glass qrta!� I ge I � . I . , . -_ . . . � I
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I ward and I will pkrform the ceremony". 1 1 . I jars in;place of the regular rubber jars and 11 mo tiier' hinksy0.�_-bdV.-i' . . .. . ,�
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Money Order for ...... dollars and 'fifty who wish and that �e will put his entire "mein On ditions . which closely appy.oxiniate the ". I I �� ,�il "O, * '� " I
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Enclosed you will please find Express The couple agreed and si meeting. In the. Spring and Fall the Promoted to the Position of agent at son and ie in for a term of t6 st '0 t I
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ts for my subscription to THE: WxNG- mild holes and corderoy crossings I shall to take up big now duties. Many friends This Will be an * bills of expenditure? .`Tbij- �we 'bea' , I . .
of matrimony please come forwardT, remember forevermore. I conditions of active, service " . ' .�, � . ,,_,Ii�,�. . .. , :
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As regards material things, there was a Promotion and will wish him . gatt has also been 're-eagaged to clean -these cells end will pay you welL. .'-4 ��',,."":., .;,�.: I ".*,�� ,��'. . ,."', . I
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HAM �,DV.&NCL-1 I regret that through Thereupon thirteen "women and one man . , "To show what happens � to. po ley, which, I
carelessness I have neglected this for so proceeded to the attar. . . success in When impure water. is used, several foreign - . I .1 1. 'If I
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ciate the paper very much liled In The West. ance of wholesome food, which was a The regular monthly meeting of ties nitric � �cjil Order Your G :)' f4 � *"' Y' ' �
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great mercy, for of all places in which I Teeswater News was not a alert as usual� . � . , '. . I ..,. t i 11 � � . ...
to be away for a few' years*to fully realize The remains of Mrs. Robert Irwin, iWorne" Institute will be held in the into another 9, little sal aihmorill drop- I '. � I ..
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how valuable the dear, old home town 'who died of a stroke at the home of �er have lived, I am sure ,that Howick would ,I ast week announci s council chamber on Thursday. April 29th ed- a little hYdrochloeic acid is' 'put in thi hr stie's �;,.;.!,.. 1��_' .... � 1.
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paper can be. There is no ev6nt in the daughter, k Wear tile bell for creating a ravenous -From, Olivet to Calgary," instead of Cal. at 3 Wclock, Mrs. W. J. Currie and Mrs. hird. All the results'are carefully noted . I I ..
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week that I look *forward to with more Were interred in Wingliam, on Monday, appetite, The best trenchermen I ever vary. It won't. make any difference to Bowers are the directors in charge, Nifts, Sy students. In this Way, thi',Willa _ I I . I .� . � I � . " ��. .O.. . � I . . . ..
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WiNouAm ADvAwcE. . . year, canie to Lower Wingham. from In the last week of October 1863 �e ha -1 imagination to hit the two geographical . good programme is being . ptepargd. ,school are enabied to'tell a "I t - " I 11
what is called a �squawls winter, eight points. -Brussels post. . . t -a glance not '� 2". . .. .
Again thanking you for having carried Wroxeter, with her husband and family, Lunch will be served. ' I 1, . I ." , -,!. , ". . � �
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wishes for your continued success and "to Winnipeg to live witb her daughter. there was excellent sleighing, lembraced Thursday on his twent ' . � t pied the pulpit . of the Methodist Churqh, interfering with I the p . �_�________�_._ - - �1*. . I '.. - ... .11 . �� .. % . I . I
prosperity, I beg to remairl .� I this fi . tunify for r Y sixth semi an- � ,FoPer work '01i . � . - ; I �
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years ago. nual trip through Western Cana Wingliam. on Sunday levenin owing to cel . I . � 0 "Wn."MWINAR , 11 .. �... . �.� 6.. . . . .
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Four children survive;. James in the beech and maple, nearly all of which was Tailors". Late delivery from 00 Irwin of Lucknow, will assist'with the Egg Laying,'Rizi. Latest Victop-A ON . .
Successful School Concert, Northwest-, Mrs. Marriet, sawn in blocks w lien . I . I , I %'' I .... � 11, . ,! ...,
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The Public S�chool Conqrt held in Opera Mrs. Welsh, The body was accompanied to serve me through two vinters and part has rend I ered his leaving this season later Mr. D. C. Taylorof Lucknow, will have 181 rid Red,P46ts, which started to lay ' ' ' " . i. "o �� _" . ..
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House on Friday evening April 16th was 9 by Mr. and Mrs, Marriett and a niece, of the third. ,There were 40 who sat in�aOctobM at'Oe "and a "half montbs� , Mud Song it ` �,., -.'I'' . I
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marked success. The house was packed Miss Welsh. . I down to'dinni the consumption of �han usual, , cnargoof the evening Service. T I bey have kept up a reeord,since January � I .11 !:-t_._'. . � .
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arid a large number of chairs were gen� ' victuals was a record. Mrs, Craig and Brussels post scored wilich -*is botisiderably better than tbQ - : ` ; " - , � , . � .
a fairly good one on the Proprietors of ineeting. added $40 to the salaries of , O&L."�: I., ...: I I . I
erougly loaned from St. Andrew's Church Beautify Our River Drive her kind neighbours, -all of whom were ei. . Miss Ottawa laying ..... qonte'st. .:Durin j'- Victrolas and* Plan' , . i
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the Exeter Advocate in the following: - - ,quharson. These FebruaryInd March they laid 608 eggs ,. .. , . .:.if., � .. . I ,
to accommodate a large portion of audience. Some few years ago the editor of Tiin cellent cook$, had made great Preparation Reynolds and.Miss Far 11. . .; " - . . -, I
The programme was throughly enjoyed ADv-&xcil: suggested through this paber land thought they had enough for both "Exeter Advocate owned.by Messrs, San, ladies have been valued teachers in Wing- � , I _...(�� , I .. , .
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by the large audience witnessing the that the council a ders & Creech has caused,us some uneasi- ham Public School for a number of years. , I .. �� __ , I . . I
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concert. Special mention might be made , Wingham were overlooking a chance to estimate aright the wondrous capacity of ness by the following advertisement in. a Miss Reynolds, has taught in the Wing- laid forty-one eggs, or almost Seven per � 1.9.1*1', . - .
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ofMiss M. Walker's solo rendered in add greatly to the appearance of the town the Howit.k stalwarts, for when dinner recent issue, -'12 fine gobblers for sale. ham Public School ever since she Secured day. Mr. Hill will have a few settings - * .. .. .. ' " '> ".'.' .. ., " I �
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unmitable style, also the junior number of in not having the Stumps removed from was.over and the men had sighed, stretch- Apply at Advocdte office., � We had not . order now. � I I ., " . .
the school in the night cap chorus, while the river West of the C. P. R. A couple ed ancl gone out to resume thei heard they were thinking of going out of qubarson has taught in the school here . . . I � 9 " " V, ,,_Ko I
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Margaret Drummond ind Cdtherine King of Valued citizens who have moved to ladies, Mrs. C�aik-. Mrs. Leech, Mrs. business. ". I for the past. 27 years. . _ ____ -�=�==== , � A -Z ,�. . �� ... � .. *1
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with Janet MacLean in their pleasing town during the past couple of years drew Crawford, Mrs. Pickford, Mrs. Xain Mr. John Quirk of Wing . Work is. being rapidly Ousbed at the 1*_A1T1?AXXXK.N1!$,0.)W =XX1".,1W= a,&,* � . I " . .. . . I
duet The staff desire to thank all those our attention to this very thing on Mon. others, sat round in a c! e and - ,ham, spent new factory of the Aero Cuellion Tiielco. I . . OX - .V ,
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who in anyway helped to rill the con. day. Were the stumps removed from the each 9ther on the back and laughed, of acquaintances. Ile came up on Saturday Offices are being built and rubber is grind- I 1. I I . . � , . , t �. I.. I _ _�. 1! .� . .
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so ably accompanied the yarious numbers, and cut, Wingharn would have a drive plation shown for their cookery, but then Mrs. (Dr.) W. J, Bruce. That a kind Tubes. The delay in waiting formacbirl I � 1 4. . .V1 . *V.1 " . �
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to be WingbaM school, that few towns can WeJl there was nothing, for it but to go to evident, for although in his'87th year his X ,,,, 1, * I , . 1. . - 1, ,
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used for school equipment. boast of- Stratford with a smaller stream work andcook more and this they did eye is aa sh&P, and his step as quick as another week another machine will be iii- *` I * I 1\ � , 4 . I . I., . . .. , �11 ...
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staff to hold an annual concert. Prodeeds neatly kept batiks of the riier, Do not consumption at supper was normal and dine Ri�iew. . manufacture of inners. It is no fault of . 1� I I I A .. .0 ,-V. . ...
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wbuld be not only a nottobe compared with that at noon- Thieving is still; going-, on in Listowel, .1 ". ,. I �,.;', .. I
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HM�PTHE BOYS WHO FOUGHT FOR . many would,ospend an afternoon on the been repeated a surgical operation would in the matter. A sum of morl wsy Wellive moved, we had. to, bc , . ". I
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Wiligham G. W. V. A., narao in coll Brooks who passed away in Ontario Toe Tickled 8y. Surglat. choir in Leechville which was the best I ber of arre hieving. 'A num. We have Out in several new.features . . . . ..".., .. V... . , . ..
selling all I., �!!.,
kinds r -f Scrap Iron, eu� Ono brotlier i-erved sts have been made, The sum X I .. :1 i ,�,,,. - "I., .
overseas and they helped the Red Uro Hospital, London, on Thursday after all A citizen on Eighth Street had an e* heard in Huroli or Bruce, with Ono excep- of $2W i which we believe will appeal . I . .'.*. �'A; - .
he war mud are givl 8V�'�"'Ta.g illness which extended over the past citing and unpleasant a being offered by the Town . to you, We a ' :. . ' %�.: --�
J the G. %. experience on Tues. tion, the choir In the Presbyterian church Council are proud of,� .
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� highest cash prices for junk of all kinds, Toronto, six*seven Years ago and came says Owen Sound Sun. He caM8 home bost in themselves and would be an ad e a est of the parties that broke into � - -
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TENDERS FOR PASTURE went to bed Mrs. RichardPocock received the sad I I � la., ". " , I �.. "
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- . About Duringmy term in Howick I seldom newsof the death of her brother, Mr. growth possible. Remember our new ad I ...' 1. I I . �� ... �, �&" .
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Carrick and Morris townships, and retired twoo'clock Wednesday morning he was used my buggy, it was all horseback, Peter Uzell, who pissed away April 13th, dress, for here you will find not only the � �!�1_161_!!!L" W , 11 ,�&
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Otion Of the grounda known a4 the Atheldtid big wife. There are now four self suppoqirlg; cir- after a lingering illness at his home in .
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ark will be received by the undersigned up �everal months he bag been undergoing Thinking she was sufferinj ftOih' night- cults on the ground we covered. I bad Birth, Marl but you will also, find areal service , desire . All that jit newest ju spring styles is abown by us'i� out im. - 1. . �..
till I 0`010ek P. M. on Friday, April 23ra. trL a. ill his 47th year. He W give servic& We will have, the new X .. 1i stock of stylish Shoes, � ,� " �,.�
Tender will be required to put, 11 latment-in London, but despite tha best mare he told her to wake tip. Instead three different assistants-, Mr. Maxwell leaves to mou I . � . -�,-, -�_'7,
all outside fences in gool repair. Us tender of medical attention he depai In his loi a widow, one improved Ford on exhibition on Friday. X I I - .�., .
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1194r0fer0libeonlYto laadsout.qfft Lho race rted this life. shasat up and screamed again, This whodledin 1897, Mr. McCartney, who Sol) and one daughter, and his mother Don't fall to see A. -.A. M. Cr.,Awponb� � . .,
track and ijot that portion around buildings. The funeral was hold from the 0. T. R� time her husband sat up in bed, and saw finished hiscoure' #1 , Z,A D.1i 3P U'M!PX. 0 X r 0 * 1) X. ANI), '
I st, or any tender not ne %es,arily M004�pt e ibout 10 years ago and who is 86 years old and four sisteita, Mrs. � I .'.,
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d . aft r on fieflo"', Ana fallen timbor station on Saturday noon to Witigham, a figure crouching on the other side of the Charles A. Hanson, who came to me in James Webster, Burlington; Mrs. '.rhos. yv Are there tiny circumstances, under X0 UT*"Z'AN 21,94V In endlean variety, patent, kid, %, . ., .
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I . Bluevale Methodist church, conducted big wife$ side of the bed but the intruder - Mrs, David Pocock, a man she 1(10e% not love"' To Letty, Pate .
cemetery. Rev., Mr. Burgess. pastor of bed. He jumped 6ut and rain around to Iso5, Mr. Hanson was just half my age, Pocock, Toronto, hiollawoman is justified in marrying 474 and brown calf_ail tites_'�all widtbe. . � .
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had demed the,luxuries and fitleries that i � .1', .
V, A. VANX0111i . he Was 18 and I was 3r). He was wonder. Fordwich and Mrs. Richard Pocock of -very woman cravess. Then came a pro- � . i
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chairm'sn o itten. the services, assisted by the members Of � ran out of the room and down the stairs es- fully matured, more like a young man of Wingham. ,W , P R ICES� $4400 TO "I I ".00. ,�'. , , I
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__ belonged. Ile is survived by his widow, left. open on entering, Tile, wife was voice and a fin6 address, his talerlt6 as a account of another honor beln�added to ;herwitb owrything that nioney could !X I � ..,: .111 ...... . n -1--i ,
Tmdew will by rteeiga by., tlio ut n ers viz William , hysterical for some time And has hardly preacher were of a superior order. On the gifted son of Mrs. T. Ros of - st . buy. Site loved another man, a penniless . . . . . . . . I . f
=-,I?�Jday A&F 3rd. at ro o*clsst1k4erfAo1r9n;`he in Saskatchewan, Mrs. Colgate, St. recovered from s ra -Bring along your bliaes-and s4te haix . I . , . , .
agaftl poverty had fanned., her love, for neatly and � ' ! i .
v- that she felt something touch.her toot and to Milton, where he found the laft wb(, tatio tied for somb yearg as pastor ,in one luxury and grom ti,,), -,(,z, into �,Ill all ton. VOU'AptlY we repair theni. *,
two reinforeed conettv, e bridges Catherinea; Mrs;'Maurlce Warnan, Blue -tis g rim 8 r gg e �AF,PA1W1)V0__
U31611 ek the si yet. She aays leaving Howick, in 1866 he was appointed Wawanosh, Rev. W. Ro�s, who has been young al 't' P�'llt the loll g tu 1
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bridgei kro abouts &-A,lf unic all on tlio,jljnj� I . .1 I .
the '1&�Ior and Pothergill brlilges. The -m vale-, Nim. Neil Robb, Stratford and Miss immediately kicked out. She felt her became his wife. Mr. Hanson continued 6f tit(, Ptitwipal Presbyterian churches of suming flame and she tboosp the riell man. I . % .1 4, . i
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for hftt?t?ii.i(it�,,,ef;eoititvt(!to,ot,eaki!tionow,j).3 ,as it will be to volt wileft You 8" llaulili� L� ,
'foot roadway. Tewler.,4 way be put In of a large circle of friends in their bell Immediately tcrvi The policemen Hainilton, Wlltvillti W Montreal. A honor of 1), D. Heis One of the leadini Frederh-k, the' screen18 most brilliant I , .
w1i 10 , Wbat followed was a revelatiolti to I.ettv " i W -1114N NO"
Ftrram. lienixth ofl�-pan in panh bridst�3t pet h sympathy foot strikes oomebodyli' face and she in, the ministry for 16 years. He was ift 1-1411fav, X. S. he having! receive . ,� �
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It. IAC,14 8Deelficittivai may be "tit at, the ment. Three sister# also survive"vis. were called but have failed to locate the tbrOOt Complaint compalled his retirement ministers of thc- Presbyterian Churth, firnotlutial Actrem,in "Tliel.ovotsiof Letty," .A**#& - .
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oranytondernothft~1 acti6Vtsd. vfts im- from the al work in 1882. I -It then 11011119 a steady advotmement ja' witten by Sk. Arthur Wing I
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