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NL --NO. 204(1,
Walla ONTARIO. TRURSDA.Y, APRIL 20 1911.
A full line of
Guaranteed
Remedies
If they do not give satisfaction
they do not cost you one Gent.
We refund the money paid.
100 REMEDIES
One remedy for each ill.
They are not cure ails. Try the
remedy you need and be cured.
They seldom fail.
WaIIou McKibbon
T nnun11ST
The J Store
Maodonesld Block, Witerhem,
1
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. Price right.
Archie Paterson's Brick Veneered
Dwelling and two lots. blood
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,
onemile from town. A' fine
place with good buildings.
Ritchie 86 Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E SMITH
BANKER
WINGRAliI, ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
can have it on reasonable terms,
Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer.
chants or agents, on favorable terms,
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
Christie's Grocery
PRONE 59.
The Store That
STANDS FOR
iXV htJ NGY
IN ALL KINDS OF
Groceries and
e.' _
Provisions
About Our Teas
We are offering Teas that are
unbeatable in quality. A bold
statement this, but our customers
say so. We have given our Teas
a flavaur"peenliarly their own—a
'flavor that is extremely delicate,
at the same time keeping them at
their fall; strength value. Our
Prices are 80e, 40e, and 50c per
lb.
We r. re Confident They Il
Please
r
Wear Greer% Shoes and Rubens
Our w Stem..
The opening cha tern of a new story
will be found on a other page of thisis-
sue, the title of ich is 'Parted at
the Altar," by tha well-known author,
Laura Jean Libby. Miss Libby is the
author of many go d stories and this is
said to be one of h r best.
.FOR RENT. -•- Suite of rooms over
Greer's shoe store. Apply to DR, A, J.
IRW1N,
The Worn n's Institute.
The Wingham ranch of the Wo-
men's Institute w I hold their regular
monthly meeting the Council Cham-
ber, Thursday, Aril 27th, 3 p,m.
Subject for discu ion: Linen, its care,
how, when and hat to buy, by Mrs.
Cosens. Also discovery meeting.
All members .-taking. Members
requested to atte d. Visitors welcome.
rs. A. Bone, Sec'y.
Moving
Mr. J. S. Lyo
lishing the Goi
years, has decid
to and is moving
that place this.„ '
Gorrie without
Lyons has found
limited;',andhis i
town of 2500 po
is no newspaper
is a good newsp
ple of Desoront
in having him I
o Desoronto•
s, who has been pub -
ie Vidette for some
to locate in Desoron-
his printing plant to
eek. This will leave
a newspaper. Mr.
the field in Gorrie too
w field he wil'I have a
elation in which there
published. Mr. Lyons
per man and the pee -
are to be congratulated
ate in their town.
WALL PAPER from 5c. to $1.00 per
roll, at Xerox's.
Homeseekers' Excursions
To Western Canada (via Chicago)
including certain points on Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway, May 2 16th, 30th;
June 13th, 27th; July h, 25th; Aug -
8th 22nd; Septembe 5th, 19th. Win-
nipeg and returi 00; Edmonton and
return, $41.00. ickets good for 60
days. Proporti nate rates to principal
points in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta. Homeseekers' excursion tick-
ets will also be on sale on certain dates
via Sarnia and the Northern Navigation
Company. Secure tickets and illustra
trated literature from any Grand Trunk
Agent or address A. E. Duff, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
GIRL WANTED. -Good kitchen girl'
wanted. Apply at Queen's Hotel.
ar
We have corr
up to April lath,
subscribers to lo
paper and see if
credit for pay
any have not
know at once,
that proper cred
have a word to
us for back su
tried to give y
has cost us mone
the paper. We
and thereby give
do even better.
your memory.
and need it now,
titled to it when
ing List.
cted our mailing Iist
and would ask our
at the label on their
hey have been given
ents made to us. If
ceived credit let us
nd we will see to it
t is given, Now we
y to those- who owe
scriptions. We have
u a good paper. It
to supply you with
ant you to pay up
s encouragement to
Don't Iet this slip
e need the money,
We think we are en -
e have earned it.
BUTTER AND EGGS: -Bring along your
trade. We pay highest price in exchange
for boots and shoes. W. J. Greer.
Death of > r. Bethune.
An old and hig y esteemed former
resident of Wing am passed away at
Enio, on Saturda April 8th, in the
person of Alexa der Bethune, M.D.
The deceased w 'born in Fifeshire,
Scotland in 1833 . nd came to Canada
when eleven ye; •s of age. In the
spring of 1858 he graduated fro?.
Queen's College t Kingston and ore
lst of May, 1858, commenced the prac-
tice of his profes ion in Mount Hope,
near Hamilton. e was for nine years
Reeve of the Tow ship of Glanford and
in the Dominion el etion of 1874 he was
the Conservative •andidate for South
Wentworth. He w + s for some years a
member of the Po inion Medical Cot -
lege, In the sprin of 1877 Dr. Bet-
hune came to Win _; am and was here
for some years wh: he moved to Sea -
forth and remained there for a few
years. Returning to Wingham game
seven years ago he emained hero until
two years ago who . he went to reside
with his son at Ern• Mrs, Bethune died
in 1905: Deceased made many warm
friends in Winglia who will regret to
hear of his death
TAKE NOTIal-A11 parties owing the
late firm of J. G. Stewart & Co will
kindly Ball and settle before the 15th of
April as we are leaving town,
J. G. ,'ruvrawT & Co.
Read Willis & Co.'s Adv. an page 8
Handkerchi f Bazaar.
The Ladies' Auxih ry of the Wing-
ham General Hospit 1 purpose holding
a Handkerchief Base. r, in the Council
Chamber on Thursda , May 4th. The
Bazaar is being held aid of the hos-
pital and every per on is invited to
attend. Come and se what the Ladies'
Auxiliary has to offer for sale.
CALL IN and have a look at KNox's
new 1911 wall papers,
St. Paul's Ves
The annual Vest
Paul's Church was
day evening with
Messrs. Wm. Moor
were elected as del
G. VanStone as R
E. Porter, Peopl
Griffin, Vestry Cl
Board is the same
the addition of R,
year's Sidesmen
was decided to ad
velope system. '1
report was give
Messrs. Wm. Moo
Stone, to be brou
ned vestry meeti
ing, May lst.
ry Meeting.
y meeting of St.
eld on Easter Mon -
good attendance.
and John Nethery
gates to Synod; C.
etor's Warden; A.
's Warden, C. N.
rk. The Advisory
as last year ' with
Vanstone and last
ere re-elected. It
pt the duplex en -
ie annual financial
to the auditors,
e and W. F. Van -
ht in at theadjour-
on Monday even -
NEWEST and latest
paper at KNox'S.
designs in wall
NOTICE. -All accounts due the late
Geo. Green must be paid at an early
date. Accounts can be settled at the
store.
Death of Wi
Mr. William Mo'
dent of Turnberry,
home in Ralston, Io
of last week in his
ceased was a broth.
Moffat, of Turnber
tion many years
was twice married
his widow and a gr
and one son, Mr.
vale road, and one
eph Robb, lst line
mains were brough
home in Morrisa
place on Saturd
Bluevale cemeter
lam }Moffat.
t, a former resi-
t led suddenly at his
a, on Wednesday
9th year. The de-
r of the late David
and left this sec -
go fee! Iowa, He
nd is survived by
wn family in Iowa
lex...sMoffat, Blue-
,,..
aught.er, Mrs. Jos -
f Morris. The re -
to lis daughter's
the funeral took
afternoon to the
SEED FOR SALE. -Timothy, all
kinds Clover, ete , etc. The best
grades only. KING BROS
HIGH SOH s.OL NOTES.
The annual A Home and Promenade
of the Literary ` oeiety held on Wed-
nesday evening, April 12th, teas a very
successful eve t, even thought the
weather was n of the best. The pro-
gramme given n the earlier part of the
evening was e joyed by all. The Lunch
was served in be Assembly Hall which
was tastefully . ecorated for the occas-
inon. The foil wing numbers constit-
uted the eveni g's programme: --Trio
by Misses Laur pavidson, M. Homuth
and Ethel Tip. ng; Harmonica Band;
Recitation, E. inklater; Chorus; In-
strumental by : rjorie Dobson; Dialo-
gue, a police co 't scene; Violin Solo,
Miss E. Tipling Journal read by H.
Thompson; Fa e by Messrs. Wes.
Jacknon and W . Buchanan.
I will sell a . mited number of eggs
for hatching f om my celebrated Red
Chief strain o Rhode Island .Reds. $1
per setting. L. KENNEDY.
EAST RON LIBERALS.
The annual meeting of the East
Huron Liberal Association will be held
in the Town Hall, Brussels, on the
afternoon of Thursday, April 27th,
commencing s 1.30 o'clock. Annual
reports will be .resented,.oficers elect-
ed and other titters of business at.
tended to. Ho ; A. G. MacKay, Leader
of the Opposi ion in the ?rovineial
House, and o • er prominent Liberals
are expected t ; be present and give
addresses on th questionof Recip
ro-
city. All Libe • le in the riding are in-
vited to attend his annual meeting.
In the evenin a public meeting will
be held in the russets Town Hail at
which addresse ' will be delivered by
Mr, MacKay a • others.
FAItefERS ATTENTION! We have the
best assortment of shoes, suitable for
Farm Work ever shown in town. Prices
$1.50 to $3.50, W. ,1. Greer.
The Dental offices. of Dr, Irwin and
Dr. Price will be closed each Wednesday
afternoon, during May, June, July,
August and September.
Holidays in
June 3, the birthda
King George, and Jun
day will be proclaime
legal holidays in Cana
Ms majesty instruete
that he would prefer
day celebrated on th
ary of his birth inste
the precedent set by
King Edward, whose
ficially celebrated o
stead of on Nov. 9.
une,
of his Majesty
22nd, coronation
as statutory or
a. Some time ago
the colonial office
o have his birth-
actual annivers-
of adhering to
e late Sovereign,
birthday was of -
Victoria Da , in -
WANTED -A coat ma e to work on
ladies' coats. Apply E. C. White,
tailor.
Bowling Club
At the meeting of
in the Council Chambe
ening of last week th
was re -organized for
the following officers:
W. Hanson; Hon. Vic
Pres. C. G. Vanstone;
Porter, Secy. Trees
ganized.
ingham Bowlers
on Tuesday ev-
Bowling Club
e season with
Hon. Pres., L.
Pres., C. Dallas
ice Pres, A. E.
Jack Mason;
Grounds Committee - Jos. Stalker,
C. N. Griffin, It. Rae; Executive Com-
mittee-President, V e President and
Grounds Committee; Reception Com-
mittee -A. M. Craw ord, D. Holmes,
B. Cochrane. The cl b has one of the
best grounds in We ern Ontario and
lawn bowling promis-: to be the popu-
lar sport in Wingham for this season.
To RENT, -A nicely
in a good location.
apply at the TIMEs offiYe.
ryrlshed house
r particulars
People Who Rea • Newspapers.
The following is a
boy's composition:
his paper, he general]
puts his feet on the f
and smokes and read
He always reads th
begins on one page
interests him. The
continues in this wa
He generally gets,
chair, sits in th eds
When a woman sta
the paper over
She watches the
on at their lesson
do and is restless
comfort."
SALE OF HOR
at the Nationa
Saturday, April
well-bred Perch
colors, blacks
from one to fou •
matched if desi
chance; sale a
Walker, proprie
Ingham school
hen a man gets
lights his,,pipe,
nder of the stove
for a long time.
right way. He
nd reads all that
he turns over and
until it is all read.
is back against a
position and rests.-
s to read she turns
ree or four times.
ildren, hurries them
gets them work to
She does not take
Es. -By pull( auction
Hotel, Wingham, on
, a rload of fine,
rbc. dings and fillies;
n greys. They run
years old and can be
d. Do not miss this
one o'clock. T. E.
or.
An Ea
The home of
town, was the
aster wedding o
Nellie, the young
W. H Haines, wa
to Mr. Gillies Hai
wedding ceremon
five o'clock p. m.
Rutledge, in the
eighty guests. Mi:
Owen Sound, playe
and the bride was
father. The bride'
ter Wedding.
r. W. J. Haines, of
cone of a beautiful
Tuesday last, when
st daughter of Mr
united in marriage
es of Holyrood. The
was performed at
by the Rev. Dr.
presence of about
s Lily Sheffield of
the weddingmarch
von away by her
gown was of pale
blue voile and lac . The travelling
suit was of navy b ue venetian cloth
and tusean hat. Th groom's gift to
the bride was a gold locket and chain
end to the organist
presents to the
erous and costly,
which the young
er the ceremony
the dining room
set with amethysts,
a gold brooch. Th
bride were both nun
showing the esteem
couple are held. Af
the guests repaired t
where a sumptuous eddieg dinner was;
served. The decor • tions throughout
were pink and whit • The early part
of the evening was pent in a social'
manner during whie time a very ap-
propriate solo was rendered by Miss'
Lily McLean. As ti in time began to',
approach a Targe nn ' bet of friends ac-
companied the bride and groom to the
station. The young couple left by the
night train for theihome at Holyrood.
Mr. Haines is a pr.=perous young far-
mer of that district acid we wish the
young couple mue joy through their
life. Among thee from a distance
were guests from /wee Sound, Mitch-
ell, Melesworth, a yth, Glamas, Strath-
roy, Walton, T 'eswater, Muskoka,
Woodstock, Toro to and Lu now.
The Begins Veen ni ' leaner, easy to
o-torate, for sale or • rent. Apply to
WM. GANNETT.
FOE SALE OR R T ---A la " e house,
good barn, orehar and 6 res of land,
well watered; thr a in' es walk from
Lueknow station. Wi be sold or rent
for $5 per tnont Apply to Mrs. H.
C. Cook, Luckn , Ont.
Beak St
Mr. Herbert R
ledger -keeper at
for some time ha
the Winnipeg br
Pugh has been ad
son's place. Mr. 1,
the local branch
the young men
their positions,
ff Changes. •
ainson who has been
e Bank of Hamilton
been transferred to
finch and Mr. Paul
anced to Mr. Robin-
eo. Moffatt enters
as junior«. We wish
ontinued success in
WANTED. -Good g'ri or house work.
Apply to MRS. GEO. LLEN,
Immigrant/ to Canada.
Mr, W. D. Scoff
Immigration, wh
from a two-mont
Great Britain, pr
gration to Caned
this year will be
crease of fifty p
The quality of t
steadily improvi
pick of the men
mother eountr
abroad.
, Superintendent of
has just returned
' tour of agencies in
diets that the immi-
from Great Britain
t least 165,000, an in-
cent.. over last year.
e immigration is also
g, Canada getting the
who are leaving the
to seek new homes
FOR SALE. -Goo. se d-handheavy
wagon and a wate k, suitable for a
cistern. Apply at IMMES office.
The Local
Taken all in all,
world a cleaner
local newspaper th
da, and I can sa
being connected wi
cover affairs of
local nature. If th
its generation it wil
and systematically
country press, in or
as possible, its mutu
tian enterprises ai
The editors and pu
papers are, as a rul
sive to the best inte
pective communitie
will be quickened b
ly attitude towards
in Christian Guardi
ewspaper.
here is not in the
nd more excellent
n we have in Cana -
this frankly, not
h it. It can best
social or strictly
church is wise in
co-operate 'freely
ith the town and
r to enlist, as far
1 support in Chris -
d moral reform.
lishers of news -
naturally respon-
ests of their res-
, and that spirit
a frank and friend -
hem. -Countryman
PASTURE TO RENT - Pe ons desiring
pasture for the corn' n eason can be
supplied byapplyi to Thos, J. Hut-
ton, south f Wingham.
t\'ii1TE ,Et'a(li.
Mr. T. Lovell as visiting around
here for a few da
Mr. Geo. Orvi we understand, is
rejoicing; its a da ghter.
The saw mill s again running and'
farmers are busy .lowing and fencing.
On the road be ween Wingham and
Whiteehurch hou -'keeping is very in-
teresting now. essrs. Geo. and John
Tervit, Andrew Wilson and Ronald
Lamont are bat hing it. Then comes
John Webb, T .s. and Alfred Me-
Creight. Then ome Wand S. Peddle
and John Simp'.n and we finish up
with Robt. Bair.Mr, John McCreight
has been fortun e in securing a lady
housekeeper fro England.
To RENT -Seven -roomed house, good
garden, . hard and soft water. Apply
at TIMES office.
Brilliant Cantata, "Bethlehem".
The Wingham Ba,
assisted by local fri
the Town Hall, o
May 5th, Dr. Root'';
"Bethlehem," als
duets, part song an.
be a chorus of fort;
promises to be on
tainments ever give
local talent. The c
very finest. The c
Henry Christie and.
tions that will be
Mr. Christie's pen.
go in aid of the or
tist Church and
concert largely p
pie of Wingham
a very worthy
the musical p
chorus practice.
with reserved
Tickets on sal
store or from 1
tist Church Choir,
nds will present in
t Friday evening,
brilliant cantata,
quartettes and
solos. There will
-five voices. This
of the best enter -
in Wingham by
ntata is one of the
nductor is Mr J.
three of the select
rendered are from
The proceeds will
ati fund of the Bap
e hope to see the
ronized by the peo-
nd district and help
se and also encourage
pie of Wingham in
The admission is 25c
eats at 35c and 50e.
at McKibbon's drag
embers of the chorus.
POTATOES WAN'ran -Any quantity of
gn d potatoes wanted. Call store for
One of the iarg t financial suspen-
slons reported in Toronto for several
years is that of he Wilkinson plow
Company, Limit d, Brandon Avenue,
Ward Seven, wlii assigned on Tues-
day to Mr. G. T. arkson. The assets
are between $400 and $500,000, and
liabilities are bel ved to bo.sontewhat
lets.
JARDINE TO BE, HANGED.
Vanstone Gets Life Imprisonment.
.Edward Jardine
Friday June 16, He
the jury at Goderich
noon of the murder
after a trial lasting t
Except for a sligh
or, the prisoner dis
agitation. He stood
ude in the prisoners
sing of the sentene
Falconbridge and
from the courtroo
supported by the
taken to the jail,.
shortly before
the court met
were ready with
foreman simply a
guilty. Chief Jus
sentencing the pr
there was not th
the sentence wou
would recommend
maining days left
aration for the j
to come."
George Vanstone
manslaughter in
whom he beat to
was sentenced b
to life imprisonm
burst into tears
tence. The tria
hours the defence
yers for the pr
left the defence o
of the judge.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
ill be hanged on
as found guilty by
on Friday after -
f Lizzie Anderson
o days and a half.
y heightened col-
layed no signs of
a slouching attit-
ox during the pas.
by Chief Justice
fterwards • walked
unfalteringly, un-
onstable. He was
The jury returned
oon, and when
ain at 1.15 they
their verdict, The
nounced the verdict
ice Falconbridge in
oner declared that
slightest hope that
be commuted. ''I
you to spend the re-
ou on earth in prep. -
gement of the world
e was found guilty of
nnection with his son
eath with a stick and
Justice Falconbridge
nt. The prisoners wife
hen she heard the sen-
l4sted less than four
Bing insanity the law-
ecution and defence
the jury in the hands
Fort SALE -A 13i story frame dwell-
ing on John St., Wingham, 7 rooms,
hard and soft water and good garden,
(3-8 acre). Apply to R. VANSTONE.
t,
Three trimmers busy for the closing
out sale, ladies get smart millinery;
also boots and shoes at cost, at MRs.
GREEN'S.
CHURCH
NOTES.
Next Sunday eve
Paul's Church, the
Croly, will preach
young men on the
Judgment."
Rev. S. Young,
Presbyterian cher
resignation to the
has been pastor of
past thirty-five
health has comp
rest for a time.
The Methodist c
have a new hymn
eided at a meetin
Building, Richmo
A committee wa
on the sprit, and
entirely new, and
Rev, Professor
College, London,
rector of St. Paul'
has accepted the
extended to him b
St. Paul's Churc
take over his dt
end of May. Mr.
circle of friends i
wish him sueees
ing in St. Paul's
ector, Rev. E. H.
special sermon to
ubject:- "The Final
aster of the Clifford
has handed in his
ession. Mr. Young
his church for the
ars, and declining
led hire to take a
urch of f Canada is to
ook. This was de -
held in the Wesley
d street, Toronto.
appointed to carry
ie new book will be
lot a revised one.
Jeakins, of Huron
d a former popular
Church, Wingham,
all which has been
the congregation of
, Clinton, and will
les there about the
Jeakins has a large
Wingham who will
in his new charge.
GIRLS WANTED -For woryeofilower
sewing machines in knitt' mill, or on
day work. Clean, st dy work .and
good wages. Will y railway fare,
provided applicants stay with us six
months. Applfy,.,THE WATSON Mr•,o.
CO., . LIMITED, 'ARTS, .ON'r.
Coronati
The contract for
sue of postage sta
the Coronation issu
to the American B.
and it is expected t
tributed throughou
3rd, the King's
stamps will be doub
ordinary postage
limited number will
the case of the Q
issue. The new
ordinary use bearin
new King Will not
time.
Stamps.
rinting a special is-
ps to be known as
has been awarded
k Note Company,
at they will be dis-
the country by June
irthday. These
the size of the
amp and only a
be printed, as in
ebee Tercentenary
o -cent stamp for
the head of the
o ready for some
Yr>u Are Judi sed by the
Shoes You Wear
Tberotore, you ee snot eff,ed to
he rareJees ab ui dressing von' feet,
You are measured T , our Shoes,
es well es FOR theta,
"VNVICTUS SHOE".
Wi11 •yid von in being taken et your
full worth. ppey harmonize with
true gentility.
W. J. GREER
Wherequality counts we win.
Mr. Irwin Stanl
Toronto after spe
months in town.
Miss Isabel R.
of the Provincial
Perth.
William Wall,
Grand Central Ho
suddenly.
The synod of
this year on June
vene in Stratford
An Italian living Sault Ste, Marie
was killed Sunday a ning with an axe
in the hands of his ife. The woman
admits the murder, nd is now in jail.
Revenge was her t olive. Iter hus-
band stabbed her so e time ago.
A Canadian Pres despath to the
Globe says that 'hum flesh was sold
to starving Chinese. Large quantities
of hutnatt flesh, it i reported, were
found, either toaste or salted, and
ten human tongues were preserved in
pots.
Ex -Chief Mat
one year in jail
of the Corporatio
A meeting at
Grenville route f
and urged its im
A young man
ed a burglar at
Express office.
and gagged B
papers around h
heap. Bartson
burned, and t s
village were des
y has returned to
ding the past two
thesor., eldest sister
Treasurer, died at
proprietor of the
1 at Hillsburg, died
uron, which opens
13, likely will con-
nstead of London.
n was sentenced to
r the embezzlement
funds of Arnprior. •
elland supported the
the Welland Canal
ediate enlargement.
awed Bartson surpris-
e safe in The Colborne
The intruder bound
tson and then piled
and set fire to the
vas rescued, severely
business blocks in the
royed.
4
HIND'S BIG FREE TRIP TO
MUSKOKA CONTEST
Our contest is growing keener
every day and some are changing, in
place, many new names are being
added and it is impossible to givethe
names of all those in the contest in
the small space allowed us; we are
this week publishing just the names
of those having over 10 votes.
SINGLE LADIES
Maggie Tibbs..........403
Marguerite Murray 266
May Moore .. 83
Irene Vannorman . 52
Lydia Kew ..... 42
Jeanette Rush 36
Minnie Fessant ... 31
Iona Stewart ..... 28
Lulu Copeland . 23
Ida Abram.... ..... .... 21
Annie Lloyd, ...... . 20
L. Pleuty .... 17
Eva Breckenridge .... . 1.61
Mary McGregor ........ 15
Lizzie Attridge .... 15
Ester Bridges .. .... . 15
Mary Sellers .... 12
Martha E. Maxwell .. . 10
L. Casemore 10
MARRIED LADIES
Mrs. J. T. Lennox. ... 129
Mrs. M. E. Chapman 63
J. Moynihan . 86-
Mrs.
6Mrs. Wm. I-lolps 22
Mrs. 'Goy22
Mrs. A. Porterfield..*..; 21
Mrs. Thos. li;ew...,. .. .
Mrs. Frank Coulter13
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by Mehl WINGHAM
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