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VOL, XL. -NO. 2045.
A full line of
Guaranteed .
Remedies
If they do not give satisfaction
they do not cost you ore cent.
We refund the mrn ey paid.
100 REMEDIES
One remedy for each ill.
They are not cure ails. Try the
remedy you need and be cured.
Theyseldom fail.
..ter...
Walton McKibboU
THE DRUGGIST
Maodonaid Block,
Winghana,
i
REAL ESTATE
SNAPS
FOR SALE OR RENT ---75 acre
-farm between .Belgrave and
Blyth. Immediate possession.
LENNOX RESIDENCE --One of
the finest in town, Beauti-
ful situation. Plrice right.
Archie Paterson's Briek Veneered
Dwelling and two lots. 'Good
corner. A. bargain.
FISHER BLOCK -Josephine St.
solid brick building with
stores under and fine dwell-
ing rooms above. An excel
lent property.
50 ACRE FARM -The Campbell
property in the Town Plot,
one mile from town, A fine
place with good buildings,
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMIT
BANKER
WINGRAXOE, ONTARIO.
Parings who want money to bas
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer-
chants or &Renta, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
ChrisIie's Grocery1
PHONE 59.
The Choicest
OF THE BES r
Is Here
There is so much to piek and
choose from in the things we
eat that it takes very careful
discrimination when teak.
itg a selection. We've
' gone into it thoroughly
and placed on our
shelves and count
ers only t h e
cuoiar # r 0 F
TEE DEMI
Come and see what we've
got Anyway
A First.Rate 5c
Lund,.
A small tin of Clark's Potted
Tongue Beef Veal or 13cef Ham
makesan excellent quick
lunch. The very thing
for sandwiches
Sc Per Tin
THE TEA AND COFEE STDRE
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubere
Died at
Rev. D, vid Wa
home in Teeswater)I
ing last in his 8
had been in the mil
for thirty years, bi
death was living
going to Teeswate
ed at Bristol, near
years.
Yeeewater.
drope died at his
early Sunday morn-
th year. Deceased
�istry at Teeswater
t at the time of his
retired. Prior to
he had been station-,
Ottawa, for fifteen
GIRL WANTED, -Good kitchen girl
wanted. Apply at Queen's Hotel.
Accident t Factory.
Mr. A. Pike los the thumb off his
Ieft hand while w rking on a rip -saw in
Walker & Clegg furniture factory
one day last we k. The young man
was taken to t e hospital where the
injured thumb as amputated. He
will be laid off w rk for some weeks,
NEWEST and latest designs in wall
paper at Xerox's.
Land for FI
Mr, A. Tipling r
on Tuesday from
Fibre Co. to procee
contracts with fa
which to grow 11
purposes using mi
did last year. Far
to lease should see
word at T. A. Mill
mill in town will
shortly to work up
flax:
x Growing.
ceived a •elegram
the C ada Flax
at o e to make
m rs for land on
x The Company
land than they
ers who have land
r. Tipling or leave
store. The flax
e put in operation
ast year's crop of
Call at KNox'S and look at the best
wall paper values ever shown in Wing -
ham,
HIGH SCH
OL NOTES.
The elections oS
Athletic Society
were held on Tues
follows :-Pres.,
Pres., Maud Fry
McKee. Boys' C
P, McEwen; See.-
er (accl.); member
Day, J. C. Stother
-Convener, Olive
Edna Dickson; n
Norman, Francis
Cool, Lila.Bowma
the newly -formed
f the High School
.ay,and.resulted as
. A. Mutton; Vice-
See.-Treas., W. C.
mmittee-Convener,
Teas., S. McKerch-
s, J. W. Ansley, H.
▪ Girls' Committee
urrie; Sec.-Treas.,
ambers, . Jean Van-
eemer, (Luella Me-
) ties.
FARMERS ATTENTION! We have the
best assortment of shoes, suitable for
Farm Work ever shown in town. Prices
51.50 to $3.50. W. J. Greer.
Nokomis, Saskatchewan.
Nokomis, Sask., the eomme al and
railway centre of the Las ountain
Valley :'district, is one of e substan-
tial new towns on the le - i of the Grand
Trunk Pacific site to in the heart of
a rich agriculture c " trict at the junc-
tion of the Gr . Trunk Pacific and
Canadian Pacific's Winnipeg -Saskatoon
main line, and has great ,advantage
over other points. And now comes the
Canadian Northern, according to their
latest folder, With a line from the
Quill Lake country crossing the Grand
Trunk Pacific at Nokomis, then leading
South-west by the Last Mountain Lake
in the direction of Calgary. With three
railways at the age of five years Noko-
mis certainly has'a good start in life.
Norm. -All accounts due the lata
Geo. Green must be paid at an early
date. Accounts can be settleti at the
store. • • -
B
Spring
What change
landscape in the
month ago every
with snow. You
window and saw
white and dazzli
But now! A look
dow shows a visor
with oId eans, brok
odd ash heaps h
fairyland scene an
back yard. Walk
parts of the tow
white, now is d
heaps draped with
have disappeared,
ash -piles! All of
that spring and s
gether. Those tit
oId boots and rul
backyard, we me
came there -it do
as if they grew
no matter how t
have to be taken
disappear of their
certain,
velatioas.
as come over the
last few weeks! A
•ping was covered
ooked out of s our
he fields and hills
in the sunlight.,
rom your back wing
f black earth strewn
•n. bits of china and
e and there. No
longer; just plaits
hrough the various;
a and what was all
t. Those roundel,
leecy snow -wreaths,
n their places are -
which reminds us
*ing cleaning go to-
ms', broken dishes,'
ere that litter {he
wonder how they
s seem; sometimes, ':
ike nn shrooms-^-but
ey cams, they will
way. They will not
own volition, that is
WIN(iHAM
WINOHAM, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, APRIL 13 1911.
Read Willis 8e Co.'s adv. on page 8
..,, __Farm Chang Hands.
Mr. T. M. Henders n, of the BIuevale
read last week sold h s 100 acre farm to
Mr. C. P. Smith of to n, In the trans-
fer Mr.. Henderson to es Mr. Smith's
house and lot on Dia onal street. Mr.
Alex. Davidson will ntinue as tenant
on the farm for the resent year, and
Mr, Henderson will Iso reside on the
farm.
CALL IN and have a look at KNox's
new 1911 wall papers,
Personally Conducted Tours
To Cuba, Europe, Mediter neap,
Panama, Orient, South an Central
America, Mexico, Alaska, nd around
the world. Particular attention is cal-
led to the Coronati n dr to England,
also the national ation Association
tour to San Franca co. Full particulars
from A. E. Duff, District Passenger
Agent, Grand Trunk Railway System,
Toronto, or L N. Gordon, St. Cathar-
ines, Ont.
SEED FOR SALE.-Timotby, all
kinds Clover. ete , etc. The best
grades only. KING BROS
Death of M
Many friends in
with regret of the
Mrs. J. A. Pre
name was Rachel
born in Kinloss to
Thirteen years ag
A. Prentice,who,,
left to mourn her
lady was a Baugh
G. Taylor, Lower
of Mrs. W. J. Cu
Taylor, East Waw
s. Prentice%
is section will hear
eath on Mar 22. of
ties whose maiden
, Taylor, who was
nship,near Langside.
she married Mr. J.
ith one son George is
oss. The deceased
r of : Mr. and Mrs.
ingham and sister
e and Mr. Thos.
nosh.
I will sell a li
for hatching fr
Chief strain of
per setting.
ited number of eggs
my celebrated Red
hods Island Reds. $1
L. KENNEDY.
No Substitute or Paper Advertising
Advertising ays if the man that
has something o sell so regulates his
advertisement s to convince the peo-
ple that it is w, rth buying. All the
substitutes can be easily avoided or
disregarded by t e people the adver-
tiser tries hardes to attract, the man
or woman that e n afford to buy. They
do not stand gapi gat billboards and they
clo not bother wi h circulars in the mail
because they ar too busy, but their
old friends, the aewsapaper, is taken in-
to inmost priva y of the family circle.
It is discussed • t the breakfast table
and at supper, ' is read at leisure. in
the evening, au 1 its pages aro scrutin-
ized with the interest born of lents
habit and disci: ninating taste.,
'FOR SII4- --A 11,: story frame dwell-
Improve Telepho .e Service.
In the Telephone G zette for March
in an article on "Co- erdtion in Tele-
phone Service," th following good
advice is given to sub cribers on party
lines; -"Do you take own your recei-
vir on a party line to listen to your
neighbor's conversatio Don't do
rt prevents further s nals being re-
ceived by the person c ]led and destroys
the feeling of confiden e in the privacy
of the service which s ould exist."
The • Dental offices of Dr in and
Dr. Pri&e will be closed e = c • ednesday
afternoon, during Ma ., June, July,
August and September.'
Training Ca p at Goderich.
The unanimous
of the various
Ontario to have
Iocate the perms
Goderich has me
the Governmen
sectioned by a r
on to proceed i
to negotiate w'
Attrill estate
chase of this id
some hundred
wooded park ov
River and La
this property t
is evidently i
more adequate`
district comms
ing strength of
and in keepin
Niagara and Pe
quest of the officers
giments of western
e Militia Department
ent training camp at
with the approval of
and was Thursday
uest to Mayor earner -
mediately to Toronto
h the owners of the
or the rental or Aur-
al training ground of
of acres of natural
rlooking the Maitland
e Huron. In securing
e Militia Department.
ent upon developing
aining quarters for this
urate with the inereas-
he numerous regiments
with the improved
wawa ca pe.
Come to the
millinery and 1
now at Mrs. G
big ale of up-to-date
s ayd shoes going on
EEN'S.
HURON'S PO
In preparing
Ontario Gove
Lane is able to
esting figures,
of Huron coon
years. It will
figures that Wi
largest town in
turns from the a
of course not yet
ULATION
DECREASING,
an annual return to the
'nment, County Clerk
give the following inter-
owi t the population
y for the past three
noticed from -the
gham is the second
the county. The re-
sessment of 1911 are
available:
TO 1VSHIPS.
Ashfield ....
Colborne .. ....
Goderich
Grey .... .....
Hullett ...
Hay ..
Howielt ., . .
Morris .. ..
McKillop ..........
Stanley.... ....
Stephen ..... ....
Turnberry . .....
Tucker.oniith .... ..
Ll'sbortte .
17"awano4It
Wawano::h, W
Beyfield
' Brussels
' Weddel at Sarnia.
Murray, London I ads Sarnia, was the ,Goderich .
evening of last we k when their only i,'‘`i4ehg'ilee/1.„
earl, was united in Wroeeter ;*
. J. Aftehison, for -
Total for county
e, who was attended
g gown of white 'lace
carried a boquet of
0 groom was supported
ongman, of Windsors
TO. At 6.80 o'clock
entered the parlor,
el:nations and roses, to
lentlelsshon's wedding
Miss Lelia MaeAlpine.
was tied by Bev. W.
pastor of the Central
h, in the laresenee of
el. guests. At the con-
oyemony the wedding
o the dining room .
wedding supper was
ell the newly wtsdded
eouple received . he congratulations of
those present. The presents - were
many and heauti shOwing the high
esteem in whieh the bride and grown
are held in Sal ain. Prim& from a
distance who a tended the wedding
were, Mrs. Wan. Robison, mother 'of
tiw groom and brother Thomas, also
an• d Mrs. 3. E Lintel and daughtee
Delight, t)1". Clin. on. Amid nhowein of
rice and coact the happy eouple left
the bride's bon tv reside at 309 North
College alto Sarnia. The grooni's
an• d to the groomsman a port stick
daughter, Edna
marriage to Mr. V
Sarnia. The bri
by Mies Maud
whita roses. -T
by Mr. Chester
an intimate f
the bride] pat
which was tas
pink and white
the strains of
march piked 1
The nuptial kno
H. Barraelough
Methodist Chur
about fifty invi
elusion of the
party adjournec
where a dainty
Fon lenleT. se Suite of rooms over
Greer ahoy store. .Apply to Ma A. J.
1908 1909 1910
...2710 2889 2993
-1527 1452 1472
, .1959 1956
3066 3004 2848
-2475 2450 2432
.8140 3154 3071
.3600 3602 3505
.2210 2170 2125
. 2303 2234 2198
...1829 '1788 1785
. 8650 3583 3508
1806 1805 1655
-2109 2123 2196
.1975 1003 1850
1646 161e 1569
Wedding at
The following fr
Beacon refers to th
young people well
our readers and the
numerous friends 1
congratulations.
"An eveat of more
est to the general
to the contracting
163 Puron street, S
their eldest daughte
united in marriage
Huron county, in th
performed by Rev.
Caledonia, uncle of
by Rev. P. M, Woo
took place at high n
April 5th, 1911, this
niversary of the we
father and mother.
dressed in a steel g
taffeta, with satin a
wearing a tulle ve
wreath of bridal rose
sister of tbe groom,
and wore mauve
carried a wreath
The groom was a
Norman Brandon, o
er of the bride. A
leaning on the arm
ed by her sister
After the ceremon
Hazel Brandon
beautiful solo en
Morn," Congr
company sat do
wedding dinner
justice. A num
presents were r
among which
cabinet of silver
the groom, a che
her father, an At
from her mother
cabinet from her b
en the Stratfor
nowe to many
TINIES joins with
extending hearty
he Beacon says: -
than ordinary inter-
ublic and especially
arties took place at
atford, the home
S. Brandon, when
, Cora May, was
young farmer of
township a East
emony, which was
e bride, assisted
ton, of Stratford
on tea Wednesday,
date being an wk.
ding of the bride'e
The bride wa4
y silk and wool
d lace trimming,
and carrying, a
Miss May Reide
ctecl as bridesmaid
oile over pink and
f pink carnations.
ly assisted by Mr.
St. Marys, broth -
the bride came in
of her father, the
g march was play -
Miss H. Brandon,
was performed Mr.
ompanied by Miss
the piano sang a
tied "BeloVed, It is
tulations over, the
n to a well-prepared
which all did ample
er of useful and costly
ceived by the bride,
ight be mentioned °a
nives and forks from
ue for a piano from
strian china tea set
and sister, a china
others and sisters,
of her young friend in the city, besides
many other useful articles from heie
numeroes *tends. r. and Mrs. Reid
took the 4.20 train f
Smith's Falls and o
settling down to t
life on the farm,
congratulations and
ers oe the bride a
ding guests were c
tral Methodist Chi
and Mrs. W. A.
Meesrs. Norman
Miss Hazel Bra
Reid and Bernict
True 8111 Aga
Late Tuesday af
jury at Goderich
Jardine, charged
Lizzie Anderson,
for murder, and
Wednesday mornin
conbridge intimate
$1 A YEAR IN r%1)VA
he trial of Edward
th the murder of
turned a true bill
ie trial proceeded
. Mr. Justice Fal -
that the case must
proceed with all sp ed, and it is proba-
ble that a sitting ill be held on Good
Friday. George ate Blackstock, IC.
C., will prosecute and L. F Daniels
will defend. The rial of George Van -
stone for the in der of his son will
not take long. It "s probable that he
will be sent to an syluro.
Death of rs. Ritchie.
It is with deep r gret that the Toms
this week records t e death of Annie M.
Plato, beloved wif of Mr. John Ritchie,
who passed away her home on Centre
meet on Friday e ening last. The de -
teased lady was s ricken with paralysis
seven weeks ago nd had been making
a splendid raw ery until Wednesday
evening when sh had a relapse, after
which she did n regain eonseiousness.
-IVIrgrnitehie‘wa -born • near Kingston
and had been a resident of Wingham
y Is ago. Be ides her husband she is
s by on daughter, Miss Mary;
also her aged parents, who reside at
Tweed, and so, on account of the
severe shock, *ere unable to attend
the funeral. T o brothers and two
sisters also surv ve, viz: Wm. A. Plato,
St. Catharines; ohn D. Plato, Califor-
nia; Mrs, 3. E. °alma, Denver, Col.;
Mrs. W. D. Co ie, Brockville, To the
bereaved family will be extended the
sympathy of th community. The fun-
eral took place en Monday afternoon
to the Wingha cemetery.
r points before i
e duties of horns]
followed by the
veil wishes of their
ng and prosperous!
fathers and moth -
d groom the wed -
posed of by Rev,
. Wootton, of Cen-1
*chi Stratferd; Rev.
Findlay, of Embroa
lid Brock Braneon,
don, and Misses elay
DET,TER AND EGGS: Ilr!nt.; along your
.37911 87827 36t314 trade. We pay highest peiee m exchange
for hoots end shoee. W. J. Gmer.
. .1179 1110 1091
. :1148 2n00
. -1606 1510 16o3 toil among the g
...4dee 4551 46at with eighs the sum
.. 2251 2145 2142
. 240 2351 2385 life s day is waxing
17en1 160) 18925
. 54:355 51017 52230 went. ploddin
A Lot.
A little while we'
TAKE NoTien -All parties owing the
late km no' .1. Sn‘wart et Co will
kindly call and settle before the nth of
April as we are leaving town.
Three trimmer: • a' the dolling,
out sale, ladies nt smart millinery;
aleo boote and shoes at oost. ac, MRS.
Why Profk.SI ting Plans rail.
in certain lane in.:In:Arial companies
a fair wage, supple-
' ca• pital aa.1 labor.
Ila• shown that .
loonnony Law,
Porhins, of the 1. la. Steel Trust, ha an
goes on to s:,y: fly pwili-sharing I rid
if sach expecki isms are- realized,. cer-
tain eetra cea 0, ;Settloae wile be paid,
ity that reply ent= an investiaent in
ing. 'HOSt lir tit -sharing plans have
failed 14.cause hey did not in point of
a summer dream.
friends we'll meet i
the street; and we
chores, will say that
bores. Ard when
near done, and we 1
sun, and evening wi
cold, we'll think abo
old, and wish they
(mei more from ou
death's shore. A
and slave, some m
save; a little while
plan to coet the bes
And when life's littlt
look baek on the sear
murmur. with a dot,
the best of life go- )4
put up grass, and
.den sass, and fill
er air, and groan
bear. And when
old, and evening
cold, we'll back-
ists of tears to all
r years, and to Um,
eon as golden as
little while our
daily walks upon
intent upon my
friende aro often
ife's little day's
thold the sinking
PE
SONAL
•
Dr. Thos. Chi ohlm,M.P. was calling,
on old Wiegham friends last week.
Mrs. Mark Ca' y, of Stratford was
visiting for e fe days with Mrs. D.
Mr. Harry Co s, of Hamilton was
home in town.
Mr. John Ams erry left on Tuesday
for Saskatoon, S sk., where he has se -
.cared a good posi ion.
Miss Jennie B wman, of Stratford
Normal School is pending the holidays
Miss Amelia A,, leer, of Philadelphia
Pa., is visiting wi h her parents, Mr. }
and Mrs. John Ag
ew.
visiting :tor a few ys with her daugh-
Miss Annie Bm er, of Stratford t
Normal Schwl 59 nding the Easter ,
vacation at her hom 'n town.
Miss Mabel MeDo
is spending the holk
Mr. Jelin Mertie,
ing for 07er Ftu..,lay
was visiting for f
parents, i'dr. and MI
Miss Baby Kerr, Nt
Toronto Normal Seh
tys vital her pa. -
E. Mellonald.
.r Whitechurch.
Rh, of "Aleaford,
daye with her '
ho. atn mling the
4,1 is spending the
r parental home.
. has returned tol
hnr home in Maple C nn.k, Sask., after
spending a few %yen. with her fatinon-
M W. Blatt:lit° rd
: and Mr. Tiros. Aitcle see attended the
wedding. of Mr. Jt Aiteheson in .
ds are drew: and '
t the friends of I
might come back
the shadows of
e while we'll toil
re samoleons
e'll scheme and
of Vother man.
ilty is old, we'll
h for gold. and
,Walt gamm.
Sarnia last 1....nek.
Mrs. 3. Trentain e' Detroit, and
David Hume, f Toronto were i!
PoLvrors WAN rro • Any 'quantity of
good potatot s wanted. Cali at store fel'
Charles Sibley, ag d Li, Grand Trustit
ticket clerk at Taxi. ock foiled ae aern-
Ruesell Vickers, afeel 14 was shot and
killed by a eompenita while plee,ing at
war at Belleville.
vole et Iieeteehe.
'lite little eteazh fonodyrcd
017 Vant:ouver
iiiostly passenger
tain end matt! w
were lost, The op.
first ashare ie the
; visiting at the 110int' n. ElliOtt
during the naSt week.
Mr. Jas. 11,01,insoi 4f East Weasanoeh
left on Monday for e West and in-
ris was I'Llititkr, 'ton• days at Mon -
returned !Awn:. reel the Go iph inKab
tc:ilt...2 with hen who has rtn.nutly
Mihorton
11k0.3 and
week attending t
Janet 1I. Steeple 't
Mg. The bride is
Mrs. Maxwell.
tee T. Gail, lirsl
t MIDAIR died in M
Pearl Smith pi
slaughter at the
lb cli011 With thO
Ond Was sentence
1 Galt, of Sir
,Inance Minister of
Areal at tin, age of 7n.
rrio A81.417.05: ill Coll-
eatil Of her infant. 1
I to, seven year.; 1113
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CR
EASTER
Do not overlook your Easter
Shies alvvays play an important
part in the dress of any man or
Thwe's a touch of style and well.
bredness to Lur shoes, and we've
mob a variety of models and colors
of leather that you are sure of find-
ing here
BSI YOUR EASTER SHOES!
•
There are handsome high cut
Shoes in the best and newest models,
Oxfords, Ties, Pumps, Ankle Strap
Oxtords in twiny new features, just
shown for Spring,
Women's Shims $2.01 to $4.00
We have a eize to fit every Mau,
Woman, 13.4 or t.4iri that comes
to us.
Where quality unts we win.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Extra Choice Field and Garden Seeds
Every grade we sell has been passed
by the Government at Ottawa. We
stand behind every bag of seed we sell.
Timothy, Red Clover, Lucerne, Alsike,
tare, Seed Peas, Seed Oats, Speltz,
ConvN Ttatet'r°1‘iteir,L GROW -Also special-
ly Felected Seed Corn, Essex grown;
ene mit* naw in stock; ear load to arrive
April 15th, S1.25 per bushel. Call and
see our steeli before buyieg elsewhere.
Prices right.
There have '' alan;1.7 entries
for this conte t it will he im-
passiele to p .sh all the names but
va.• will pubish those securing 10 •
votes or mere each Thereare •
abont n-1 of the ballots not cast as
;yet. VecTie holding the.se are wait -
ng to t.iee who is corning out,. so we'
would ntivi5e all who are considering
the raatter to get in early.
iqarg.:,.rite Murray
MaY Moore
Minnie Posswict
.Teanotte Rush
lrone Vannorinan .. 22
L, Robinson
Lizzie Attridge 2151'
Fster
Luln Operand
Annie Llo•yd, 13
"dory Seliorn
L. Moldy 10
T.. Lockeitese
Mrs. Wan.
11, Reflation -42
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L Hind, Pm,
DRUGGIST AND ortituts
Out-ro Tatou
by San W1NGHAM