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THS WINGHAM TI
VOL. XXX1X.
NO, 1996,
WINGIA] , ONTARIO, TRDRSDAY. NAY 12) 1910.
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WINGI-IAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GNU. SPoTToN, Principal
Accide t
n
Horace Aitchiso
Mr. Thomas Aitchi
with a very painful
RAW mill, Lnoknow,
some other boys we
the mill, when on
caught between the
and a projecting ek
very badly crushed,
saved from being o0
a strong pair of shoe
the time. The dame
great that it is thou
injury will result.
Lucknow.
the young eon of
on, Lucknow, mot
0oident at Button's
eoently. He with
e taking loge into
of his feet was
awe of the truck
d. The foot was
d in foot was only
pietely severed by
that be had on at
e to the foot is so
ht that permanent
he young man is
a former resident of Wingham.
(3ALL IN and have a look at Knox's
new 1910 Wall papers.
Christie's Grocery
PRONE 59,
Now
For
T�mato
Plants
The Tea and Golfe Store
CUT FLOWERS
AND
FLORAL DESIGNS
--
T. C.GR ASON
Cs ad1,I�M &
PHONE 191.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Association
An effort is being
to revive Aesooiatio
terested in that grail
attend a meeting to
hall this (Tbnraday)
effort will be made t
ootball.
made about m ut ton b w
football and all in-
old game should
held in the town
venins, when an
organize a team.
Girl wanted, for housework. Apply
to MRs. Knox, Wingham,
BRING ALONG YOUR SHOES.—We do
repairing and we do it right, W. J,
Greer.
Citizens' B d Officers.
At the annual me ting held recently,
the Wingbam Ott ens' Band elected
the following office :—President, .A.. T.
Pilon; vice•preeiden , F. Johnston; eeo.
rotary, H. Ooneta le; treasurer, H.
Hinsoliffe; property committee, W. G.
Orr and C. Blackh L The band is now
in a prosperous co dition and engage-
ments are being bo ked for the summer.
Having purchased all new mnsi) this
year, they will be °pared to supply an
up-to-date quality.
Home made bread—Try it.
FRANK R. HowSON.
FOR RENT.—Brink cottage on bainnie
street. Apply to Mrs.(Dr.) Tamlyn.
Telephorl
Singe our last tt
Telephone Co. ha
I n the residences
ti est—Robt. Ourri
and John McLear
3, N. Pickell, Wn:
R obt, Mareball,
Simpson and Fr,
The Culross sob
connection with
of this week.
other lines and 1
weeks a good ma
have telephone
ham.
es installed.
ne the North Huron
installed telephones
the following per.
, Andrew McDougall
in East Wawanosh,
Oeelick, Jas. Wilson,
ohn Oasliek, R. W,
Hardie in Onlrose,
.ribere will not have
vingham until the end
orkmen are buoy on.
the couree of a few
y more farmers will
uneaten with Wing -
Fresh fish every week -end, at T.
FELLS' butcher shop.
Parties wishing their gardens plowed
should leave their orders early et Salt
Block office.
Maitland Presb
The 26th annual
land Presbyteries' t nal Sd
y
in St. Andrew's ohn
Tuesday, 17th inee
conference of ofdoers
Mission Bands will be
n con session will cam
and includes en adi
dent, Mrs, (Rev.) In
the officers of the vat
etc. An address will
Isabel McIntosh, Ohi:
ing session, which
7.15, an address wi]
Mrs. GauId, For
music will be rends
aerial Society.
eeting of the Malt-
�iety will be held
oh, Wingham, on
At 11.30 a. m, a
f Auxiliaries and
held. The after-
en0e at 2 o'clock,
ess by the preen-
errie, reports of
ous departments,
e given by Mies
a. At the even -
i11 commence at
be delivered by
oca. Appropriate
ed at each session.
WANTED-SOUthAfrican Sorip. High.
est prides paid. Apply at TINES Office.
Baby Boy ' ets Lot.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob rt Wilson, of Tray.
nor, Sask., former( of Tnrnberry, are
the proud possess° a of a baby boy
which arrived at t • air home on April
80th, And although not yet many days
old, it would seem t • t the little fellow
has the natural inn nation of western
folk for getting hot of land,
for he al.
ready hoe a town 1.t, It happens this
way: --It is the mist nn in many western
towns to present to he first baby born
within its limits a town lot, and Mr.
Wilson, jr., is the lucky little chap.
Many friende of th faintly
Will
hope he
may grow up to m • nhood and Witneee
the development of. • is native town into
an enterprising tilt
PROPERTY FO SALE BY
TEN '• ER.
Sealed tenders wi be received by the
uudereigned tip to . oon Tuesday, May
17th, for the parch.. o of that valuable
Ppy
ro ort situated n the no the .. ee
r w t
corner of John all Minnie Streets, in
the town of Wltigh m, known se the
Lloyd homestead. There is a good,
cbnifortabie frame holies, with atone
and cement foundat ort, on, the premise*.
This is one of the oh • West lots in Wing.
hem.
The owner does n bind hitneelf to
accept one or any ten • er.
0. N. Gitirelte, • eeltights) agent.
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on
Will Meet in
The annual meeti9
Aaeooiation of Beptll
held in Wingban
Wednesday, June
peoted that some fi
willattend the me
(Wingham.
of the Walkerton
Ohn the will
t r
abe
on Tuesday and
th and 8th. It is ex.
ty or sixty delegates
tinge, •
Knee's for li2pggles, Turnips and
Corn,
NEWEST and latest designs in wall
paper at KNOX'S.
West Huron Tea
Owing to the deli
of Education to sen
tor to assist in the
the executive comm
Heron Teachers' As
ed in deference to
Minister to hold the
October, on the d
Department,
ers' Association,
e of the Minister
a leading ednoa.
rk of the institute,
tee of the West
elation has deoid-
the wish of the
neat institute in
decided b the
Good general ser
Jane, Apply at
nt by let of
to Mns. 0. M.
Divorce
James Albert Gree
of Cnlroae, has been
from his wife owing
The decree was eigne
of the month, Fort
in this neighborhood
to Mr. Dudley Holme
acted at Ottawa as M
He states that he on
in the County of
News.
WANTED. — A
must have oertifio
ERN FOUNDRY 00.
ranted.
, of the township
ranted a divorce
to her infidelity.
at the beginning
ately these oases
re few according
of Wingham who
Green's counsel.
knew of one case
Huron,—Teeewater
Wirah.m
The Wingham
team journeyed t
evening for their fi
on, and •eueoeede
husky Mayers of t
of 2-0. The stud
er in weight than
more than made i
combination. "
orowd'nickname
fnt game on left
Reliable" Pete M
stone wall on def
is to be played
The Wingham bo
Goal, J. G. Work
0, Wilson; half b
gher, Muir; for
Reid, Geddes, An
engineer;
pply to WEST•
Ingham.
2. Wrcxel ,'O.
igh Soho Football
Wroxeter on Friday
et game of the seas•
in defeating the
:.burg. -to the •time
nts were away light.
heir opponents, but
up in condition and
liver" Lloyd, as the
him, played a wonder-
ing, while that "Old
Ewen was a veritable
nee. A return game
n Wingham shortly.
s Iined up as follows:
an; becks, J. Weir,
ks, McEwen, Galla-
rde, Lloyd, McKee,
ey.
WANTED. -600 bushels oats at; the
Wingham chopping mill. Rolled oats,
bran, shorte, dour, etc, for sale. Mill
running every day.. Also oatmeal and
rolled wheat for sale or exchange for
grain, EZRA MERKLEY.
Homeseekers' Excursions to Western
Canada.
Through the metropol' of Chicago,
thence via Dulnth a Fort Frances,
or through Ohioag d the twin cities
of Minneapolis and St. Paul. May 17
and 81. Via Sarnia and Northern Nave
igation °empany. Steamer leaves Sar.
nig 8,30 p.m., May 301b. Secure tickets
and full imformation from Grand Trunk
Agents.
Ladies' Oxfords, Ties, Pumps and
SIippers in the handsomest models that
ever graced a Shoe Store. $1.75, $2.25
up to $3.00 or $3.50.
W. J, GREER.
Sabbath Sc
A Sabbath SObo
election with Maitl
be held in St. Andr
ham, on Friday,
be afternoon and
2.80 and 7 30 o'el
interest to S. S.
w
Bed, among them
recommendations
the Sabbath Soh
Course and Deo
o'clock a gatherin
addressed
bo by
In the evening R
speak oa "The t
and Rev. J.
teacher in the s
some ine toP io of in
a
by Rev, jetties
be rendered b
Supper will be a
by the members
et 6 o'eloole. T
invited to the ev
001 Institute.
1 Institute in cone
nd Presbytery will
w's Church, Wing-
), 20th. There will
evening sossions, at
ok, and subjects of
rkere will be die
w ons-
ing the Presbytery's
egarding .Missions in
1,Teacher Qher 'Traini ng
ton Day. At 4,45
of S. S. children will
Rev. James mss M array.
V. J. C. Robertson will
cher out of school,"
McIntosh on "The
ool." An address On
erect Will ale given
w b be
urray. Selectione will.
St, Andrew's nhoir.
rved in the basement
t St. Andrew's chtiroh
e Pnbito are cordially11
y
ting meeting.
.
Suit:toss.-1X..'ilii: porohased a large
quantity of .$ritith Clolnmbia Shingle*,
from 006 lit the beet mannfeotnrers oil
the coast, previou* to the edvanbe in
pr too, I am prepared to
sell at clone
prices.( Partite in need of sh inelea would
do We to c and get quotations.
J. A. McLean,
Average Cost
The average goat
patient per day $n th
pitel was $1,$7;. Prime
at Walkerton was $1
i el
p t Tgrontq, $1.3
Hemilton, $1.34;
Stratford, 0.25; Ow
$1.20; Woodstpok, $Ii
Sault Ste Marie, $3
79 gents; Fergus, ,> 1.e
Welland, $2.62.
er Patient.
at year of each
Wingham Hos.
County $capital
4; General Hos-
OtHospital,
i y
eneral Hospital,
n Sound Hospital,
32; Berlin, $1,67;
ents; North Bay,
;.Goderioh, $1.54;
WANTED^ -Maid fo small tenuity in
Toronto. Apply to Mos. Woons, 174
Carlton St,
Tnons And VALisEs,—The best kind
and at lowest prices. W. J. GRoo.
Improving Bo
Winghane'e bogvti
future will be one of
ern Ontario. Daring
club hoose has bead
distance north on the
gives room for several
new Woe of ground i
and and will be read
Lawn; bowling protnis
sport in Wingham,
ling Green,
green in the
e boat in West•
the past week the
Dyed considerable
rounds and this
ore rinks. The
being laid with
for this season,
s to be a popular
PASTURE—Parties regniri good pas.
Lure for cattle for the a oan seoure
same by applying to J. Deyell,
Wingham.
Endorsed the y Law.
A well -attended meet g of the Board
of Trade was held in th Counoli Cham-
ber on Tuesday even" g when Dom.
mittees were appointed nd other organ.
ize$ion effected to oasis in the carrying
of the Lloyd by-law wh oh will be voted
oe by the property o ners on Friday
May 20th. The meetin was a very in-
thnsiastio one and by a tending vote it
was unanimously decid to heartily sup•
port theby-law. Thou present felt that
it was in the very beet interest of the
town that this by-law honld carry and
in this way retain en i dustry that will
largely increase its pia t and number of
workmen. Another eeting of the
Board will be hId thi (Thursday) ev-
ening and, every?? 'atop yer in invited to
attend and assist in 't e good work of
"Boosting Wingham.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.—Merchant tailor-
ing and men's furnishings, in thriving
village of Blnevale. Or will rent the
premises. 0. R. BRINkER, Blnevale.
Dre. A. J. Irwiu and W. J. Price will
oios4 their dental offices every Wednes-
day afternoon from the let of May to
the lat of October.
Sunday School
The anniversary se
ham Methodist Strad
SundayMonday
and o nd
ay
the most successful in
school. Three servi
Sunday, all devoted
Sunday School work,
penny, B. D., 000npi
ing and evening, and
interesting, Praotioa
the morning bis talk
lady to the younge
evening to those mor
A platform meeting
afternoon, the Supe,
Buchanan, preeidin
were given by Mr. T.
Halpenny, which co
counsel to those e.
School work. The s
Kerr, gave an interea
standing cf the eo
exercises, which wer
tion of Mr. F. 3, Hil
and Well rendered,
an entertainment
varied and interesti
given, whioh was
by everyone presen
ing address of the o
Man, a motion song
primary class; recit
eofoe DOIearte drill,
,
swinging, broom d
the choir, anvil ohm
male thorns,
OC:
order, the very e
whioh all performe
nniversary.
r • ices of the Wing
a • School, held on
est, were among
the history of the
es were held an
the interests of
Rev. E. W. Hal.
d the pulpit morn•
is addresses were
and helpful In
as more partiou-
alase, and in the
advanced in years.
was held in the
'ntendent, Mr, F.
Brief addresses
Hall and Rev. Mr.
tainod wholesome
gaged in Sunday
retary, Mr. John
ing report of the
col. The musical
under the direo-
were appropriate
n Monday evening
e held at which a
g programme was
horonghly enjoyed
After the open.
irnean, Mr. Buda -
was given by the
tions, duet, vocal
ni t n s- club
1t i g nn g, 11, an anthem by
• s, flag drill, and a
followed nada of ad in w
elletit manner in
their parts being
•
of ninth a or le comment
the subject m v ab ,
and reflecting cones arable credit upon
those who gave thei time to the work
of training those who took part. Messrs.
A. Oo*ene and Dr. fA, J. Irwin, in a few
remarks convo a greetings s from the
Baptist and Presby eri n Sunda Schools
teepeotively, and r, A. H. Musgrove,
M. 1,. A,, briefly ddreased the gather.
ing at the Close of the programme, The
tihnroh waintaatef lly decorated far the
outman, with er scone, flags, eta.,
but a tinge of me, ruing was evident in
a portrait Of the to King Edward VII
draped in black. The anniversary ser=
vices through° were interesting, at.
traotive, metro ire, and ootild hardly
t e l h
tuft to be prat e to all Who attended.
F
Heattieet coni atoiationa are due the
officer* end thea who in any way atsia-
ted in the ger oe*,
DEATH 0 THE KING.
King Bdwar
Buckingham
P
11.45 o'clock
death being d
following an at
Doming ao and
of the King oa
greatest sorrow
whose hearts
Prince of Wale
lee Sovereign, h
short reign of n
hietory a t zy of stir
ing with the co
after a long an.
in South Afrin
at the saltiest
the most no
struggles of
between the L
mons, In the
and what seem
jeots but the m
he has been
down.
Never has aBr Urea King eajoyed
throughout his 1 fe the same kind.
°tion; as always
dward, Under
rent parts of the
awn °loser to.
gether and the, whole Imperial
fabric has been qlaterially atreng-
thened.
Outside the er
in high esteem.
bring about me
tions between E
many. In the t
France he wa
intense admire
VII, died at
lace, a Loudon, , at
ridgy night last,
e to pneumonia,
auk of bronchitis,
enly, the peeping
,ot but bring the
to the nation, in
award, first as
and afterwards
ld first plaoe. His
o years has been
ingtimes, Hies, o pen,.
clasion of peace
trying campaign
and concluding
oment of en0 of
anions political
darn times, that
de and the Coin.
enith of his fame,
d to his loyal sub,
dle of his reign,
nddenly strioken
ly personal aff
attended King
his reign the di
Empire have
pire he was held
He did much to
re friendly rola-
gland and Ger.
lilted States and
regarded with
ion, and it is
on.r r.a,
everywhere son eded that be did
mere than any ther man of his
own generatic to improve the
relations of G eat Britain with
other
world d owera.
Edward
d
VII goes down n history as the
Peacemaker.
Bing Edwar• was the b.rst
member of t • : 'Brith royal
family who eve mRder aistriumphal
progress of the ew World, and
the that heir • operant 19 yieit
Canada, which • t that time had.
not 9et beoom: the Dominion,
Few people are ,.tt who can re.
member this f a •• • ne visit, which
took place in /fit', when the then
'Prince of Wales .. as a mere boy.
The newe of t• a King's death
was received in his town with
surprise, and • • a publicly an.
noauoed by the tolling of the
town bels and th t of St, Paul's
Ohnrah, Feeli g referepoee to
the demise of t, Soverign were
made in the pu ,its on Sunday.
Flags float at be f meet, and the
town hall build'' g is draped in
mourning,
THE NE
On Saturday
Prince of Wal
proclaimed Kin
He comes to th
Dal point in the
Britain, but he
that is experien
ship, and one t
he will have e
great mass of
faith in the Br
forge for goo
world.
ra~
KING,
afternoon the
a was formally
George the Fifth.
throne at a oriti-
history of Great
owes of a family
ed in stateaman-
ing is certain, that
porting him the
itizens wbo have
ieh Empire as a
throughout the
WHY NOT SUP
O
T THE DOOR
FACTO -,Y BY-LAW?
Friday, May 2'th—just one week
from to -morrow he property owners
of Wingham will ave it in their power
to say by their be ore whether the C.
Lloyd & Son door aotory is to remain
es an industry of a town; whether a
number of the tam ies now in connec-
tion with the estab iehment in one way
or another are to co • tinne as oitizene,and
whether Wingham' : to take another step
forward in her etron position as a mantl-
f aoturieg town. It seems to us that we
oan ill afford to let e • is iadnetry remove
from ne when the o.. cessions for which
they are asking are : o err all. There can
be little objection . the terms of the
proposition, as the mount to be raised
annually for the p: yment of the deben-
tures, $188.38, is a small as to be scarce-
ly felt by anyone. It has been stated
that the building .t the proposed sheds
by the 0, P. R. wi 1 mean the closing of
Minnie street no th of the G. T. R
bridge. This is a .. istaken idea, Minnie
street will be open for traffic at that
point just as it is . ow. Moreover, the
sheds whioh the C P.R. propose to bnild
will be for the ns of any others having
business with the • ompany, and not for
the exclusive nee of the Lloyd & Son
firm. When we co • ider what the removal
of the firm would mean in decrease of
population, lose o revenue for light and.
water rates, taxeeto., to say nothing
of the impression that would be sent
abroad by tnrnin: down the proposition,
we think it is the , . ty of every voter to
seriously consider the question before
declaring himself . gains: it.
Vote for the B .Law.
About - tray Cattte.
The Timms has ad several requests to
publish the laws re stray cattle. The
laws of Ontario o this matter are very
definite, In case= where cattle are at
large and wander onto the premises of
one who is not heir owner, there are
two courses to p• sae. So soon as an
animal is found o a man's premises he
may drive it to t e pound and notify
the clerk of the nnieipality, which
will attend to its r lease or disposition,
or he may secure it on hie premises and
retain it While 11: is complying with
statutory requires me for its dispos-
ition, which are th se: He must first
publish a notice of t e presence of mach
beset on his prope ty in a newspaper
issued in his looelity nd keep the tame
running for three n
aeentnve weeks.
It the owner fails to laim the animal
its onstbdian meet . cep it for two
months, if 1
to and van exceed'? tine a twenty
dollare it mast be s Id and after ail
expenses of harbortn and sale, which
moat not eimeed twe, ty dollars, have
been deducted, the glance moat be
handed to the treasur: r of the munioi-
t in case th la •• fol
pal ty a owner of the
animal has not in t e meantime been
found, It the veil of the animal is
beiow twenty dol re it become* the
property Of the ma on whose prenti*ea
it strayed after he as properly advertise
ed its presence. hen an animal le
olaimed and a nae* of pa1ture and
feeding are date mined the taw makes
provielen again exhorbitant charge*.
Any person ha boring animate which
net his n and deed noti _
aro Own a advert se
their preaenoe a liable to pro*eontion,
*hoe a heavy fine may lie ifiposed by
the justice of the peace.
WOMAN SHOT =Y ACCIDENT.
Mrs. J.,H, Finley o
Meets Death by
charge
Lower Wingham
ccidental Dis•
f Gun.
A shocking accede
home of Mr. Jas.
Wingham, on Friday
ing in the death of
Mr. J. H. Finley, a
Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs, Finley had g ne to the Robert.
son home that mortal : g to emelt in wall-
papering, and the tw women were thus
engaged when Nor, an Thompson, "a
young man employed in Hanna & Co.'s
store, came along ab nt 10.15 o'clock to
take orders for good.. After getting the
order, some friend( conversation took
place, and Thompso , noticing a gun on
the wall innocently ook down the weap-
on and in some wa it was accidentally
disoharged, the oo: tents entering Mrs.
Finley's left eye, d; : th resulting instant-
aneously.
Coroner, Dr. 3, . Kennedy was sum-
moned and it w s decided to hold an
inquest. Dr. Ta,.lynmade a post-mor-
tem examination : nd the following were
empanelled as a jury:—Geo. Spotton
(foreman,). J. H. inkleter,R. S. McGee,
W. Johnston, A. s arsou,R. Knox, W D.
Pringle, J. A. Mill:, A. Fralick, A. M.
Crawford, S. You • g, W. G. Patterson,
Dr. A. Ford and ; hos. Cassels. After
viewing the rime ns an adjournment
was made until .• •ndey afternoon at
1 o'clock, when evbence was taken be
fore Coroner Kenna y. Crown attorney
0, E. Seager of Go' erioh •was present,
and Barrister Dudl,y Holmes looked af-
ter the interest of hompson,
Mre. Robertson, at whose home the
unfortunate affair occurred, was first
palled. She stated' that the two women
were engaged in papering when Norman
Thompson came td take orders for goods
and in going out lie spied the gun and
took it down. Sh told Thompson she
did not think it was loaded. Almost
immediately after arae it wee dtsoharg.
ed.
Dr. Tamlyn test
tion of the remaini
muscles of the left
mashed, the oharl
eye.
Mr, Jas. 13. Rob teen stated the gun
—a Martin repeati g shotgun—belonged
to him The weep n was prodnoad and
he explained ite w king. He had that
morning put two eh lis in the magazine;
it was impossible to tela from the outside
appearance whethe the gem was loaded.
It would be an easy matter for an ineg-
erieno
P ed bond to 1 d the gun from the
magazines nnknowi gly.
Norman Themes° being called stated
that he had no kuo ledge of fare -arms,
and had no intentio of frightening the
hila
a e , He did noth recollection
o is eoolleot on
pull back the elide o he magazine, FIe
nnderntood Mrs, Fi ley to ask Mre.
Robertson whether t e gun was loaded,
to which the lattorr plied that if it were
the would not stay in the room. The
ladle*ere standin one o either w ne ni
ether endo
of the window and he gnu was painting
toward the Wlndo . In attempting to
let downthe bawdier he polled the trig.
ger, when the go was discharged.
`phi* concluded the evidence, and the
after' r' tome o
jury a to nelderatiort brought
in a verdict to the effeat that the deoeaa.
ed i1dna F'niiley o me to her death by
t 000nrred at the
Robertson, Lower
orning last result.
e. Finley, wife of
d sister•in-law of
led as to the condi.
of Mrs, Finley. The
eye were torn and
having entered the
the Om/large of as n in the betide pt
Norman Thompson and they milder -
ed the diegharge of thewa un o *
g s a.oi
dental.
The affair is a ve
table one, and adds
warnings In regard
handling of firearms'
The late Mrs. Rini y was a native of
Fremont, Ohio, and ante here with her
husband about two ears ago. Beside*
her husband she lea es a daughter about
12 years and a son bout 15 years oldi
by a former marr ge. The father of
the deceased lady arrived in town on.
Monday and the r mains were taken on
Tuesday morning to Premont tot burial.
Unbenuded sym athy will be felt for
the bereaved re Jives in the severe
affliction which h s fallen upon them,
:. sad
and regret-
/lather
egret/lather to the lis* of
to the injudicious
PASTURE,—I h 160 acres of geese•
tend and will pasture cattle at $5 per
head for season. Plenty of water.
JAS. DONLEY, Whitechurch P. 0,
PUBUC SCOOL BOARD,
At the regular
School Board on
the members
Trustee Manners,
Ieard, presidiug.
showed a total a
April of 309, the
partment being:
43; 5, 44;6,41;71
following woman
salaries of teaohe
authorized : —T.
Sanderson, teami
ton, repairs to
Hamilton, forma.
report of the boils
ved. The Secrete
request payment
pupils attending
Board then adjon
eting of the. Public
nesday evening, all
ere present except
the chairman, U. E.
he prtnoipal's report
rage attendanoe for
erage for each de.
1, 40; 2, 53; 8, 45; 4,
43, Paythent of the
e, together with the
s and caretaker, was
[all, printing $3.25; A.
g, $2.50; C. J, Thorn -
pump, $2 50; A. L.
ehyde, e6 65. The
inepeotor was reoei- "
y was instructed to ,
f fees of non-resident
the school, and the
ned.
The Call of
The West.
Every man in the West is a boom.
stet.. He finds himself in a big
country and his ideas expand pro.
portionately, but let us not forget
that Ontario is still the premier
Province.'
Far off fields always look green
and many a man in the West is look-
ing forward to the time when he can
sell out and come "home" to Ona
rano.
The West is a good place to make
money—or lose it, but Ontario is
Home, with all that word meaua,
Huron County land is as good as
any in the world, and there is no
investment ole earth so safe as the
earth itself.
Call and see our list of fine farms
for sale.
Ritchie 86 Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
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