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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. AUGUST 25 1910,
$1, A. YEAR IN ADVANCE
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fund, money,
KODAKS AND CAMERAS
to rent 25c per day.
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THE DRUGGIST
no 0)2..41 Store
Macdonald Blook, Wingham.
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Wear Greer's Shoes and' Rubbers
Excursic
Arrangements b
the scale of tickets
school esonreian to
& Co's boot and
can be secured any
(Thursday) and fro
on Friday mornint
ets sadly.
Wingham
Business
CoIIee1
•
Tickets
ve been made for
or Friday's Sunday
inoardine.at Willis
shoe store. Tickets
time during today
7.30 to 8 30 o'clock
Secure your tick.
Fresh fish every weekend, at T.
FELLS' butcher shop.
Special Cou
A epeoial meeting
oil was held 013 M
all the members pr
question of the a
paid V. R. Vanno
the Commission,
work of re -buil
The Council afte
Bion, deoided to t
matter.
Is a link in Canada's Great-
est Chain of High - Grade
Colleges founded duringthe
past twenty six years. This
chain is the largest train-
ers of young people in Canada
and it is freely admitted that
its graduates get the best posi-
tions. There 'is a reason;
write for it. A diploma from
the Commercial Educators'
Assoeiation of Canada is a
passport to success.
You may study partly at
home and finish at the College,
Aug. 29th 1
I Fall Term Opens g
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Enter any day.
oil Meeting.
of the Town Conn.
nday evening with
sent, to consider the
not of salary to be
tan as Chairman of
s Inspector on the
ng the lower dam.
considerable discus•
eke no action in the
Sewing wanted— Get
TIDIES OFFICE,
Read Willis & Co.'s Adv. on page 8.
H
Loses is
s
Neil Campbell, e
Township, while
tbreehin.r meohin
hand chopped off
hinney, Two yeai
was amputated in
a sawing maohine.
particulars at
Wingha
The Dirertors of
cultural Society a
effort to make
on September 29th
best ever held in tl
be an excellent list
and a high class c
of September 30t
papers and small b
lays. Copies of pri
at the Times Oflice
CHAS. W. BViLNS, - Priuolpal.
GEO. SPOTTON, - President.
�'sGrocery
Christie
PHONE 59.
look Out
for Tomatoes
and Peaches
Quality Right. PricesRight
Genuine Bargains in all lines of
Chinaware. China sold only
for cash,
Only
Hand
farmer, of Ashfield
working around
on Monday had hie
y the revolving moo•
a ago hie other hand
similar manner by
WANTED. --A good general servant
girl. Apply at TIDIES Office.
Capt. Gundr
Last week the d
upon Capt, W. H
necessary to ampu
had been giving hi
and the operation w
the knee. The coed'
has since improved
e
trouble in the d oerte
the Captain's ohildh
from a horse struck
friends, and the milit
espeoially, have bee
tor news of the pati
be pleased to learn t
week are quite f
Signal.
's Condition.
°tors in attendance
Gundry found it
to the leg whioh
so much trouble,
s performed above
ion of the patient
very much. The
limb dates. from
od, when a kiok
him. His many
ry men of Huron
waiting anxiously
nt, and they will
at the reports this
vorable.—Goderioh
's Fall Fair
the Turnberry Agri -
putting forth every
ingham's tall fair
f the
h
and 30th, one o
e town. There will
1 special attractions
cert on the evening
Watch the, local
le for full partiou-
e lists can be obtain.
Wagons for sale. Apply to Gum',
Limited.
Send along you orders for.
VINEGAR AND SPICES
We've the right kinds.
WE SELL TO PLEASE.
Canadian Nat
Return tickets
issued via Grand '1
tem from all atation
Cornwall and Otte
gust 27th to Sept
Canadian National
Return limit Sept
low rates will alto
days. Full partio
any Grand Trunk
All our groceries are bought oir
.
quality basis ,and this class til
•
wayg'g1veB Batisfaetien.
The Tea and Coffee Store
nae Exhibition.
Roadw
For the past
South of Wingha
travel owing; to t
new bridge. W
had completed a
roadway is again
This will be a gr
many people who
Set of single bar a and buggy for
sale oheap. Apply DAMS.
ingle fare will be
unk Railway Sys -
in Canada west of
;va, good going Au -
10th inclusive, for
3xhibition, Toronto.
13th, 1910. Special
e 113 effect on certain
ars and tickets from
gent.
Prospering in the West.
The editor of t
letter on Monde
Elliott, late of
yard and who is n
toon, Sask. and is
facture of brink
hear that Mr. Elll
West. He expe
half million of
says he would be
for many more
them. Saskatoo
place of 7,000 pe
and 14,000 poo
dated there a' 1,
Buildings are:bei
hers end everyv
prosperity. The
district are a ver
np to those of lac
'Big bargains in ladies and ohildrens
slippers and oxfords at W. J. GREER's
clearing sale.
Excursion
The Wingbam Si
e len Committee he
with the Brussels
with them for a jot
oardine on Friday
26th. The spec
Wingham at 8.45
adults is 70 cents a
In connection w
Holmes has deola
Holiday for the to
mit of many of on
ing the day at t
Holiday will be ob
Lncknow on the
Wearers large oro
nd Holiday
Delay School Ham..
made arrangements
Committee to join
t excursion to Kin -
this week, August
al train will leave
m. and the fare for
d for children, 35o.
th the above, Mayor
ed Friday as Civic
vn and this will per -
townspeople spend -
lake town. Civic
erved at Brunie and
ime date and this will
vd for the excursion
Cow TO EXCHANGE.—A good Jersey
Grade Cow to exchange for Holstein, or
other heavier milker. Apply to L. W.
HANSOM, National Hotel, Wingham.
Deathbf J
There passed a
Tnursday last,
after an illness o
ceased was born
eight years ego a
the trade of js
with his paren
where he;,wits e
business for a n
lie moved to Pal
the Berne basin
sine early ma
of the Methodi
took an active in
Churehjwork an
man, held in the
large circle of
ww,
ido nee Mist
Listowel, one dol
will have the pyre
in their afflict{on.
day afternoon r
Servide was he
church at Paln
Made in Fairview cemetery 'at Listowel. d
er viewc
I B. The y
f f
Mr, IL7
Doe
D
e
n
ea
ee
dw
as a
n a
er
no
onit
Mr day
t
d d
Mr, an4f
the
�s a
ndlid,
fth
11
tot
to ,
Elliott,
Elliott attended the funeral. made until thi
y is Open.
eek the gravel road:
was closed to public
e work of building a
rden Irwin has now
aviation road and the
open to public. trayel •
t convenience to the
se thie road.
Keep your eye W G. Patterson's
window for Sato ay night.
Thomas
Mr. Thom, Roc
was suddenly ki
was driving a t
whioh was a colt
time. The wag°
Mr. Rockey,oausi
at one timere
aid
was a brother of
Kincardine, forme
Rookey was born
Thomas and we
was 58 years old
e Trues received a
from Mr. W. H.
he Glenannan brick -
w located at Saeka-
ngaged in the menu -
We are pleased to
itt is prospering in the
is to make one and a
�riok this season and
ably to find ready sale
were he able to make
has grown from a
ple to between 13,000
e since Mr, Elliott lo•
tle over a year ago.
g built in large num-
bere the plane shows
rope in the Saskatoon
fair average, but not
year.
ockey;•i<i I led.
ey, of Killarney, Man.
ed 013 July 8th. He
in of horses, one of
hitched for the first
overturned and fell 013
his death. Deceased
d in Wingham and
Mrs, A, Ireland, of
ly of Wingham. Mr.
at Aylmer, near St.
t West in 1881. He
d unmarried,
WANTED—An apprentice or an im-
prover. Apply to E. C. White, Tailor.
The school children need the best of
shoes. Try our Sohool Shoes.
W. J. GREEK.
A Count=
There was cons".+
town on account
twenty-five oent pi
leged to be counter
on what is known
the coin is next the
oiroomferenoe as the
ereign's head, and
coins looked new,
counterfeit idea. Th
of the crowns referre
the entire issue of t
mint. With the sig
tain, that is the olde
on the tail aide ie ne
of the oiroamferenc
Fatal Acc
Last Friday a
5, McGowan,
G. McGowan, o
East Wawanes{
The young lad
teenth year, we
the harvest and
driving to the
ran away and
thrown from tb
The horaes ran
the wagon g
against the treee�
nate young la'
grain rank.
bright active 31,
bighest esteem
death cast a glc
The bereaved
sympathy of a
their sad and st
funeral on Sun
largely attended,
felt Alarm.
arable alarm about
f the prevalence of
Des whioh were al-
eit. That the orown
the "tail" side of
same point on the
orown on the soo-
the fact that the
helped along the
relative position
to is peculiar to
e new Canadian
r minted in Bri-
ootna, the orown
t the reverse point
mes Vanstone,
ay at Palmerston 013
r. James Vanstone
several months. De.
t Exeter nearly fifty -
d early in life learned
eller and in company
e, moved to Listowel
gaged in the jewellery
mbar of years. Later
erston and engaged in
es. Mr. Vanstone had
hood been a member
t Church and always
erest in all branohee of
was a truly Christian
bigheet esteem by his
rienda, He leaves a
Entine Tremain, of
and daughter, who
athy of many friends
The funeral on Sun.
as largely attynded.
in ,the Methodist
retOn and interment
Our Splendid School Shoes at $1 25,
$1.50, and ,$2.b0. Out down the Shoe
bills in every family where they are
worn. W. J. GREER.
Drowning
John Walton , Ni
year old son of
Nicholson, w as dro
river on Monday.
been missed from
o'clock on Monda
the afternoon his
ions and' diligent
Mr. W. J. Howson,
ported that the boy
about 11.30 o'olo
This information
evening and it was
been drowned. T
dam was searched
with no result. E
ing the body was
several feet bolo
thought Walton h
the apron of the da
boards info the d
was very careful ar
recently spent some
and every day was {
at the lake. To Mr
son and family is e
sympathy of the
their thio of Amide
funeral took place
noon to the Wing
tier Kennedy 001
Crown Attorney
and it was decide
Accident.
holson, the twelve
r, and Mrs. Wm.
fled in the Maitland
he little fellow had
it home about ten
morning. During
rents became anx-
earch was started.
of the flour mill re-
ad been iii the mill
in the morning.
as secured in the
hen thougnt he had
e river below the
during the evening
rly Tuesday morn -
found in the water
the dam; It is
d been playing on
and slipped off the
p water, • The lad
tend the water and
time in Kincardine
dangerous ground
and Mrs, Nichol•
tended the sinoere
ornmtfnity in this
bereavement. Tha
n Wednesday after..
in cemetery, Coro•
salted with County
()aerials
r G
odei
eager, of
to hold an inquest,
he remains on Tues.
d an adjournment was
(Thursday) afternoon.
ent Near Blyth,
SOWLINOi T.
URNAMENT
a e
Thty 'a er ow
li b
the best in the hist
Fowling Club, T
bring twenty-two
points and nine ri
err, The weather
Play was starte
o'clock 011 Wedn
continued until
ing. There we
games and in s
had to be pleye
who would be th
the management
hand have been
work. Mr. J. A
after the work o
booking the reoo
and an is always
best of satisfac
match, Mr, J, B.
won the first priz
with L. W. Hans
winners of the s
hand -painted sale
ooiation watobes,
won the first prize
oak card tables a
rink won seoond
°looks. In the C
Allin's Luoknow
four oak rockers
erioh rink secon
zine stands.
g tournament ,name
nt was
ry of the Wingbein
ere was a good entry,
rinks from outside
s made of local play
was the very best.
ebortly after two
&day afternoon and
ate on Friday even-
e' many interesting
me oases extra ends
in order to deoide
winners. Those having
f the tournament in
ell rewarded for their
Morton again looked
making the draw and
d of games played, eto.,
he ogee gave the very
ion. In the trophy
'
cover a Clinton rink
of our Morris chairs
'e Wingham rink as
coed prizes of four
dishes. In the Ass-
, Ross' Brussels rink
of four quarter out
Mr. Iunea' Ripley
rize of four mantle
naolation series W.
ink won first prize of
d J. B. Doyle's God;
prize of four maga-
ernoon, Miss Margaret
nghter of Mr. Robt.
the 2nd concession of
was instantly killed.
r, who was in her seven-
s. assisting her father in
was on a load of grain,
barn, when the horses
Mies McGowan was
load to the whiffletrees.
nto a tree and parted,
ing with great force
and pinned the unfortn-
y between the tree and
les McGowan was a
nag lady, held in the
and her' very sudden
m over the community.
elatives will have the
rge oirole of friends in
den bereavement. The
ay afternopu was very
$1,000.00 exche gecjd'for $500 00 in
three hours on Saay night at W. G.
Patterson's jew ry store.
Another
This district h
number of sever:
early Monday m•
and some damag:
the Exchange ho•
some few trees
looal telephones
for a short time
Telephone Oo's 1'
put out of oo•
Huron Telepone
ate in this storm
storms as only o
put out of wor
lightning was th
eral barns. The
& Son, 13th eon
completely dest
stand that ant
ger's thorough
were burned.
Wawanosh lost
Grant, of the 11
In the Sootoh
twelve entries an
H. H. Chisholm
Southampton as
berry bowls and
Crawford, of W
two hammered
Below will be
ers in the differ
are not given, b
ing rinks in all
of the column.
Troph
Winner.
Port Elgin.
Jae. Kennedy.
C. McPherson.
R. C Crawford.
Dr. Veitoh, sk.
Clinton.
A. J, Grigg.
P. Town.
Geo. B trife, Bk.
Kincardine,
R. J. Stewart
A. McDonald.
R. Ross
J. D. Miller, sk.
Arthur.
A, G Stephens°
J M. Small.
J K. Kearns.
A. M. Howson, s
Wingham.
W. R. Geike.
A. E. Smith,
D Davies.
A. Porter, ale
Wingham.
K. Rae.
C. G. Vanstone.
W. Forbes.
W. Holmes, sk.
Wingham.
Rev. E. H. Oroly.
Dr. Price,
B. Cochrane,
L Kennedy, ak.
Wingham.
C. A Rintoul,
T. King.
R. Clegg,
L. W. Hanson, sir,
Teeswater.
Adam MoKay.
S. R. Brill.
Ed. Stewart.
J. Farquharson, e
Southampton.
T. Bell.
. Shilling.
H H. Chisholm.
B McAuley, sk.
Teeswater.
D. McIntosh,
John MoKague,
R Chapman.
D. Ferguson, sk.
Clinton.
John Watt.
John Wiseman.
Jacob Taylor,
J. B. Hoover, sk.
Goderioh.
O. A. Nairn.
Dr. Herald.
F. J. Butiand.
J. B Doyle, sk.
Ripley.
J. H. Chapman.
H. Davis. '
R. J. Graham,
D. A, McInnes, sk.
Mitchell.
T. S. Ford.
W. R. Cole.
L. Downey,
T. 0, Hord, ek,
Trophy --I
ectric Storm,
s been visited by a
electrical storms and
ning we had another
ie recorded. A pig at
:1 stable was killed and
ere shattered, Some
ere put-out of business
nd two of the Bell
ng distance lines were
mission. The North
So. were more fortun-
than in some former
e line was temporary
. In this distriot the
cause of burning sev-
barn of Wm. Granger
ession of Hallett was
oyed and we under.
.. ber of Messrs. Gran -
red Shorthorn cattle
m. Thompson of West
is barn and also Peter
h concession of Culross.
$1,000.00 worth
W. G. Pattered
for $500 00 in th
night.
f
of ne jewellery in
window to be sold
ee hours on Saturday
For 1911 E
The following ar
or examinations i
High School Ent
--Seleotions for in
Reader, IV (new)
p. 1; Canada, p. 3
61; Afton Water
England, p. 154; T
p. 158; The Spaeio
Ooean, p. 216; The
Waterfowl, p. 877'
305, Roman Ca
—The Barefoot Bo
ed Village, p, 30;
the Angel, p• 51; S ep by Step, p• 88;
The Heritage, p. 1 0; Ye Mariners o
England, p. 161; T Waterfowl, p. 174
A Day in June, p. 305; Tho Bells o
Shannon, R' 830.
Pubiio School
tore: Scott, The
aminations.
the prescribed texts
1911:
fume examination.
morization : Ontario
The Children's Song,
; Ancient Mariner,
109; Ye Mariners of
e Belle of Shannon,
s Firmament, p 205;
Skylark, p.•372; To a
Viiia Lampada, p.
hello Reader, IV.
, p. 24; The DesPrt-
bon l3 en Adam and
Trophy—Se and Round,
Port Elgin, Arthur.
Veitoh, sk. Hoween, sk.
Wingham. Wingham,
L W Hanson, sk. A Porter, ek,
Southampton, Teeswater,
McAuley, sk, Farquharegn, sir.
Clinton, Ripley.
Hoover, sk, Melones, sk.
Trophy— eon Final.
Port Elgin..
Veitoh, sk.
Southampton,
34°Aulay, ek.
Doubles there were
prizes were won by
nd B. MoAnohy, of
ret witb two cut glass
, Cochrane and A. M.
ngham, seoond, with
ass jardiniere.
ound a list of the play•
t events. The scores
t the name of the whit -l-
ees appears to the left
Wingham.
L, W. Hanson, sk.
Clinton,
Hoover, sk,
Troph —Final.
Wingham.
Hanson, ek,
First Round.
Wingham.
Vanstone, ak.
Wingham.
Crawford, sk.
Mohawk.
P. Cantelon, sk,
Orangeville.
Ritohie, ek.
Lnoknow.
McGarry, sk.
Wingham.
D Holmes sk.
Wingham.
Musgrove, ak.
Grand Valley.
J. J. Reith, sk,
Wingham.
W. Holmes, ak.
Wingham.
L Kennedy, ale.
Teeswater.
Ferguson.
on), bye,
Association Second Round.
Goderioh.
Dr. Hunter, sk.
Godericb.
Mechlin, sk.
Mitchell.
Dr. Burritt, sk.
Teeswater.
rink, sk.
Kincardine.
ilier, sk.
London.
Orr, all.
rthnr.
weon. sk.
r
e .
eeate w
rquharson, sk.
Clinton.
Hoover; ek.
Association
Goderioh.
Hunter, ak.
Brussels.
D. 0, Ross, ek.
Luoknow,
Algin, sk.
Goderioh.
Dr. Macklin, sk
Mitchell.
Dr, Bnrritt, ek.
Wingham.
Porter, at.
Teeswater.
Brink, sk.
Clinton.
G. Barge, ak.
Kincardine.
J. D. Miller, sk,
Mitchell.
Hord, sk.
Goderioh.
J. Doyle, sk.
J. W. Orr (Lon
Priliminary.
From.
Wingham.
E 'Walsh.
O. Dallas.
R Allen.
"};t,. :Vanstone, ek.
Goderioh.
R. McLean.
F, H. Holmes.
Jas. Tigert.
Dr. Hunter, sk.
Brussele.
A. Straohan.
J. H. Cameron.
R. F. Downing.
D 0. Ross, ak.
Wingham.
D. Bell.
C. P. Smith.
Jos Stalker.
A.M,CraWford,bk.
Luoknow.
R. Johnston.
"'G. H Smith.
T. Watson.
W. Algin, sk,
Mohawk.
G. H. Cook .
T. Watson.
W. R. Madill.
P E. Cantelon, ak.
Goderioh.
N. Lewis.
F. Doty.
Jno. Prondfoot.
Dr. Macklin. sk.
Orangeville.
Dr. Meek.
W. N. Green.
Geo. Beswiok.
F. W. Ritohie, ak
Mitchell.
Dr, McGill.
Wm. Elliott.
G. E. Sawyer,
Dr, Burritt, ek.
Wingham.
J. W. Hewer.
W. A. Campbell.
Dr. Irwin.
D Holmes, ak.
Wingham.
F. J. Hind.
J Waeon.
E, Nosh.
D. 13 Porter, air.
Teeswater.
John McLean.
G. H. Hasenfiug.
Hugh MoDonald.
L A. Brink, sk.
Wingham.
L. Hinkley.
J. W Gibson.
O. N. Griffin.
A. H, Mnegrove, sk.
Grand Valley.
W. Johnston.
T. Simpson.
W. MoOlenuon,
J. J. Reith, alt.
Lncknow.
W Taylor.
J Blanie,
W. Horn.
J. McGarry, ale,
Drat Round,
Graduation--Litera•
ady of the Lake.
Dr. Espy of "Si
the residence of a
din and 'shot by 1
l
u his
ante -mor
i
was deliberate, 1
was an ncoident,
Brussels.
D. C. Roos, ek.
Luoknow.
Algin, ak.
Wingham,
D. B. Porter, ak.
Clinton.
G. Barge, ek.
•Mitchell.
Ford, sk.
Goderioh.
J. Doyle, sk.
Wingham.
A. Porter, sk.
Ripley.
McInnis, ek. F'
ARBooiat{on—Thi•d Round.
ort Elgin.
V • tch, sk. •
noknow,
Algin, ale.
Linton.
Barge, ek.
Mitchell.
ord, ek.
Wingham.
A. Porter. alt.
nrth Round.
on), bye.
rnasele.
D. 0 Roes.
Ripley.
Melones.
re was summoned to
pd
tientta
tanned Bion.
die anan. The doctor
'
iatate
Tont estd it
o
nt
Bl nd
in claims it
Port Bigin,
Veitoh, ek.
Arthur.
Howson, alt.
Wingham
A Potter, alt.
Wingham.
L. W. Hanson, alt.
Teeswater.
Farquharson, ak.
Southampton. .
McAuley, alt.
Clinton,
Keever, etc.
Ripley.
MoInnee, ek,
J
Sonthamton,
MoAnley, sk.
Brussels.
D C Roes, ek.
Wingham,
D. B. Porter, ek.
Goderioh.
J. Doyle, ek.
Ripley.
McInnes, alt.
Minton,
Barge Bk.
Kincardine.
Miller, ek.
WinghQm.
W. 'Holmes, ek,
Winitham,
Kennedy. ak,
Mitchell,
Hord, ek.
Teeawater.
u
Ferg eon, ek.
Goderioh.
J Doyle,
.
alt.
Lonon.
J. W. Orr, ek,
Association —F
McAuley (Smiths
Wingham.
D. R. Porter.
Goderioh,
J. Doyle.
Association Semi-finals.
eels), bye.
Southampton.
MoAalay.
on—Finals.
Ripley.
McInnes.
—First Round.
D. C. Roue (Bru
Ripley.
McInnes.
Aseociat
Brussels.
D. Roes.
Coneolatio
Wingham.
R. Vanstone, ak.
Orangeville.
F. Ritobie, ek.
Wingham.
D. Holmes, sk.
Wingham.
Musgrove, sk.
Wingham
W. Holmes. sk.
Ferguson (Tees
Conaolatio
Orangeville.
Ritchie, ek.
Wingham.
D. Holmes, ek.
Teeswater.
Ferguson. ek,
Goderioh.
Hunter, all.
Brink (Teeswa
ritt (Mitchell).
Kincardine.
Miller, ak.
Arthur.
Howson, sk,
The Pickling Season.
The pickling season is now on and to
have the best pioklee it is very important
that the BEST vinegars should be used.
P
set opened f ver
We have j G wo I1na o y
special quality, ova a pure 3 X malt, one
year old vinegar, the ntbera pure older
vinegar two years old, thus insuring pot
em ripeness,
only strength, richness and ripe es , bnt.
absolute safety. Yon will find our
pipe very reasonable.
D. M. GORDON.
LAND FOR SALE.
Quarter section of land in Saskatche-
wan, twenty acres broken, thirty acres
fended, five aores bash, email house and
&table, good water,
0, N GRIFFIN,
Real Estate Agent.
Wingham, Ont.
BULL FOR SERVICE
The undersigned will keep for service
on bis premises, lot 41, concession 13,
East Wawanash, a thoroughbred Here-
ford Bull.
Terme, — $100, payable at time of ser-
vice.
W. J, CURRIE,
Wingham.
WINGHAM
CHOPPING MILL.
Having contracted for Bran, Shorts,
Flour, Feed, etc,, to be shipped in oar
lots, I will be able to supply these at all
times in any quantities. Also all kinds
of Chop for Bale in targe or email quan-
tities.
I will exchange Floor for Wheat on
the Usual termor.
Mark et prices paid for all kindsofgrain.
EZRA MEaxLEii
Proprietor.
Wingham.
Crawford, ek.
Mohawk.
P Cantelon, sk.
Laoknow.
McGarry. ak.
Grand Valley.
Beith, ak.
Wingham
L Kennedy, sk.
tater), bye.
-Seoond Round.
Wingham.
Vanstone, ek.
Wingham.
Musgrove, ek.
Wingham.
W. Holmea, ak.
Goderioh.
Macklin, ak.
er), defaulted to Bur -
London.
Orr, ek.
Teeswat ir.
Farquharson, Bk.
Ooneolatio —Third Round.
Lucknow.
Allen,
Clinton.
Barge
Orangeville.
Ritchie.
Teeswater.
Ferguson.
Goderioh.
Hunters,
Arthur.
Howson.
Port Elgin.
Veitch.
Mitoheil.
Ford.
Wingham.
A. Porter.
Wingham,
D. Holmes.
Mitchell.
Burritt.
Kincardine.
Miller.
Consoled • n—Fourth Round.
Lucknow, Mitchell.
Ailin. Hord.
Witiam. Wingham.
D. Holmes. A. Porter.
Mitchell, Kincardine.
Dr. Burritt. Miller.
Godericb. D l B.aPorter.
J. Doyle.
Ooneolati n—Fifth Round.
Lucknow, Southampton.
All{n. McAuley.
D Holmes. ("ingbani), bye.
Goderioh, Mitchell.
Doyle. Bnrritt.
Consolat •n—Semi finals.
J Doyle (Godirioh), bye.
Lnoknow,ngmem.
W . Alliu.
s.
Dense ,tion --Finals.
Lnoknow. Goderioh.
W. A. Algin, ek J. Doyle, tic,
GIRLS W
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sewing machine
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work.
y
flood wages.
MPG. CO., L1nu
HOUSES TO
RENT
Good Dwelling suitable for
Boarding house Central.
Three rooms with summer
kitchen on ground floor, hard
and soft water. Good locality.
Two good Cottages at $5,50
per month.
Two good large dwellings with
modern conveniences.
Several nice, well situated
properties for sale.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
YOU CAN
ALWAYS
''Pot vnnr beet font forward" in an
"INV1CTUS SHOE," and it won't make
any difference whioh foot it is, for in
this trade of toot•w'ar tbey are b .th
equally good.
Every "INVICTUS SHOE" nes a mete,
but otherwise it has no tq�al.
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on ,- aw
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in knitting mill or by
an,
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die
pply to nit WATSON
rt, Paris, Ont.
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