HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-12-07, Page 1VOTE FOR W. H.
KERR • ON DECEMBER 11th
THE WINCiHA1VI •TI.
VOL. XL -NO 2079.
WI$.GRAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1911.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
CHRISTMAS 1
GIFTS
Come in and inspect. our stoek
before purchasing.
We have articles suitable
for all, Manicure Sets,
Toilet Cases,• Ebony Goods,
Stationery, Cameras, etc.
Any article reserved until
Xmas Eve on payment of 25%
of its value. Come early.
Walton McKibbou
THE DRUGGIST
DRUGGIST.
r21... srlu*
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
FOR . SALE
- 200 ACRE FARM
A. fine farm of 200 acres bas
just been listed with us for im-
mediate sale on account of owners
ill health. Large. brick house
and bank barn, also all other
necessary buildings, fifty acres
bush, never • failing well and
spring. School A. mile, post office
mile, churches 1 to 3 miles. A
rare change to get a good place
in a fine locality. Price $8500,
or will exchange for a smaller
farm.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale
At Westfield, good business. own-
er wishes to retire and will sell
right. A good opportunity for a
young man wishing to start busi-
ness for himself. ..
Ritchie 8e. Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WING ITASI,- ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes dieoonnted for tradesmen, mer
ohante or agents, on favorable terms;'
Loans on real eetate at the lowest
rates going.
ChrisIie's Grocery
PHONE 59. .
BIG FRUIT
VALUE
The quality of our Fruit this
year can't be beat, Every
endeavour was made. to se•
care the gighest grades
and we got them,
Will be pleased
to have you tome
and see them.
Tr leanedCurrants from the ib.
Raining (Valencies, per lb I0c
1 ib. pkges Seeded raisins,
2 for • . 25e
Cranberrless (long keepers)
' .. - -
per q uart 15e
Mince Meat (extra) 2 lbs, . 256
Imported Peels, Cluster "Winne,
Thaw, Figs, etc,
Drop in and see Its Whether you
buy or not.
This le where you get
OD TEA AND
GOCOFFEE
wear' holler's Shoos and Rulers
Horses t. Winnipeg.
Mr, C. A. filet° 1 shipped a carload
of heavy draught rses.to Winnipeg on
Saturday last.' fi is is said to be best
carload of horse that has -'left here
for some time. ere is not much doing
in the horse bu mess at present, but
Mr. Rintoul is ble to secure a good
market for all a horses he can pur-
chase. '
Cedar rails wanted. Apply to the
Western Foundry Co„ Limited,
Circus D
In the opera ho
of this week a
"Snapshots on
given by a number
of town under the
Houghton. This
entertainment and
specialties will be
act's. The admiss
and,reserved seat
McKibbon's drug sJ
Snapshots.
e on Friday evening
well known play
rens Day" will be
of the young people
direction of Miss
i1I be an excellent
igh class musical
iven between the
n is 25e and 35c
ckets are ons sale at
ore.
WANTED. - An experienced dining -
room girl. Apply at Queen's hotel.
L. O.
At the regular
L. O. L. on Fri
were elected for
P. W. M , W. J.
Walton McKibben;
Stone; Rec.-See.,
Sec., A. Fralick; T
Rev. E. H, Croly;
and Geo. Tees;
Salter, W. J. Gre
D. Mason, A: Car
Officers.
eeting of Wingham
ay evening officers
the ensuing year: -
Greer; W. M., J.
D. M., C. G. Van-
. B. Elliott; Fin.-
eas., D. Bell; Chap„
D. of C., Wm. Guest
Committee -W. G.
r, Wm. Sturdy, R.
on.
Go to KNOX'S for your Christmas and
New Year Post Cards.
Tempera
The visit of Env
to Wingham on S
last under the ausp
Army brought out
people. Open air
on Saturday aftern
also in the Town
noon and evening.
ings were very w
Brown has seen b
in his'time a brew
and a number of
verted at a Salv
Much good should
visit to Wingham.
ce Rally,
y Brown, of Toronto
turdaey and Sunday
es of the Salvation
large • number of
eetings were held
on and evening and
all an Sunday after -
The Sunday meet-
! attended. Envoy
h sides of life, being
r and prize-fighter
ears ago was con -
tion Army service.
ollow Mr. Brown's
WANTED -Young men to Iearn the
furniture and upholstering business.
to Apply Walker & Clegg, Wingham,
Ont.
York Lo Dividend.
As liquidators •f the York County
Loan, the Nation.1 Trust sent out on
Friday 102,000 ch eks to persons now
residing all over e world, some of the
cheeks having be n directed to China,
Japan, Austria, France and Sweden,
whither sharesdere belie returned
from their tempo arj homes its Canada.
The amount of t e dividend was $741,-
000, and the im ense mass of postal
matter required ver $1,500 in postage.
There are still a out 19,000 sharehold-
ers who have •ver turned in their
books and who ave consequently re-
eeived nothing. here.is some $150,000
reserved for the in case their books
turn up.
HOUSE TO BEN
or without land,
fent to foundry.
Y
p will
lot - ill be sold c
ley.
-InTown Plot, with
ood orchard; conven-
to some land in Town
s e
eap. Apply to A. Kel-
Toronto urou Old Boys.
Huron Old Bo had a most success -
title annual ince ing and banquet at
Toronto Friday vening. Mr. W. W.
Sloan presided, It was decided to or-
ganize a club in oronto, and it is exx-
peeted that nio'e than one thousand
Huron Old Boys wi join. big new
clubhouse ma b ,built,ater on.
Among those at t e nice ing were
Messrs. R. H,lmes, P.; Major
Beck, E J. B. Duncan, W. E. Groves,
principal of R ersgn School; M. Bucha-
nan, Dr. Stan urg, Major Curry, W.
E. Owens, G... Gooderham, W. If.
McNaught, F, W. Hodgson and E.
Floody, secre ary of the associa-
tion, The m sic was given by an
orchestra from Huron County, under
the , leadership of Chas. Stewart,
Douglas Staab y added considerably
to the evening enjoyment with his
singing.
BuY a fan rocker for a
Ch .
s
lass
present. Some beauties on sale at
WALkTRZ'S furniture store.
Read W111I0 & Co.'s adv; on page $.
'Hospital A :ciliary Bazaar,
The Ladies' Aux liary of the Wingham
General Hospital eld a very success-
ful bazaar in the c until clamber last
Friday afternoon nd evening. The
people of Wingha and district were
Very liberal in their onations of aprons
home-made baking a d candies and ev-
erything had been so d at en early hour
in the evening. Th : Auxiliary funds
would be largely add = • to as a result of
this most successful •azaar.
Girl wanted at on e. Good wages;
no washing. Apply o MRS. R. KNox,
Canadian Ju
The famous Cana
will give oneof the
ing entertainment
on Saturday evens
of the Choir of t
The general publi
pulpit all join 1
dict, namely, tha
Singers as a conte
surpassed in -the
most refined tas
Saturday evening.'
mission will prevai
lee Singers.
Ian Jubilee and pleas -
inunique s-
in the opera house
g under the auspices
Methodist Church.
the press and the
one unanimous ver -
the Canadian Jubilee
t company are un -
rt of pleasing the
s, Hear them on
Usual prices of ad -
Toilet and manicure sets from $1 to
$15 at KNox's.
Water Race Overflowed.
Early last Thuray morning heavy
ice formed at on of the gateways in
the water race • t the electric light
power station an • stopped . the flow of
water and caused he water to overflow
the banks. Several cellars and chicken
housed were Rood : d ands few hene were
drowned. The is • was cut away as
promptly as pos:ibis'and everything
was again in goo working order in a
few minntes, Th : electric lights were
out for less then .•n minutes and this
was the first inter uption in our light-
ing service in ove two years and the
accident happened hen thelights were
not in general use. Manager Campbell
has given the pe. .le of Wingham an
extra good lighting service since he took
charge of the plan over two years ago.
Give the Boys and Gir sour excellent
Shoes or Slippers foiristmas. Noth-
ing more sensible. W. J. Greer.
Public arantee.
We are authoriz
to guarantee that
during the month
year's subscriptio
ald and Weekly S
receive a copy
alum picture, en
The Family Her
subscription res
60 per cent. ove
most entirely
which is admitt
it to be the bes
with a newspap
secure a copy w
blame. The Fa
Star and such
for one dollar is
no person can a
`picture is give
new subscribers
by the publishers
every p. son who,
Dece.• .er, pays a
T Family Her-
Montreal, will
eir valuable pre -
"Home Again."
and Weekly Star's
pts in November were
November, 1910, al
wing to the picture
d by all who have seen
premium ever given
r. Those who fail to
11 have themselves to
ily Herald and Weekly
beautiful picture all
such rare value that
ord to miss it. The
both to renewal and
to
ro
f t
CHRISTMAS
come to see ou
ask.
IPPERS? - Well, just
display -that's all we
W. J. GREER.
BE 1N WITH TH
The Liberal part
young man to join
is that the Libera
tion at Ottawa an
party in that posi
better field for
y
ideas and origin
power. There i
position, and th
not under the f
his thoughts fr
the Governmen
The Conserv
reached the hei
must inevitabl
ago the Liber
both at Toron
immediately t
defeated the
Toronto. So j
Sir John Mac
Ottawa, and t
was his child.
combinations
the Liberals
places, but thei
only five yea
young man to
going up than
down grade. -
RISING PARTY.
is the party for a
to -day. The reason
party is in Opposi-
at Toronto, and a
ion always offers a
ung men and men of
lity than a party in
morefreedom in Op -
advanced thinker is
ar that by expressing
ly he will "embarrass
tive party has now
ht of its power, and
decline. Fifteen years
1 party was in power
and at Ottawa, and
e reaction set in which
iberal Government at
st after Confederation
nald was in power at
e coalition at Toronto
In six years both these
ere smashed. In 1874
ere in ;power in both
rule at Ottawa lasted
s. It is better for a
o with a party that is
ith one that is on the
oronto Star.
Before selling your print and roil
butter, and poultry alive or dressed, it
1 e
will btoyourbenefit to �.taur rices.
n
Wm. Daves Co., Ltd., succes ors to
Armour Estate, Phone 52.
HIGH• SCHOO
Through t kindnes
the windo s of the
the . "Time " have ee
display o the ork
ete. of the gh Schou
The attention of par
the report for October
which will be issued
are requested to sig.
returning them.
Last week a vote
the whole school on the
It was decided to ha
boys are hard at wo
ground now.
NATES.
of the Editors
'Advance" and
secured'
for a
f art, writing,
pupils..
is is invited to
and November
soon. Parents
reports before
as taken from
rink question,
one and the
flooding the
POULTRY .WANTED. -Highest cash
price paid for all Rinds ofoultr ; alive
or dressed Phone 10. Gunns, Limited.
POSTQFFICE 'EIUSI
The Canadianposto'
new record in the vol
during the last fiscal
hundred and fifty-thre:
and postcards were tra
is a gain of ten per ce
lion doilars' worth of s
which is an increase o
dollars.. More than se
lion dollars' worth of
postal notes were so
of the department w
and a quarter millions.
Of the money orders
million dollars' worth
cashed inthe United
lions for Britain, almo
for Italy, and a little 1
while four hundred th.
Hungary. There was
dollars' worth sent to
Toronto, as usual, le
the Dominion in the
business, done, the t
the head and sub-offic
Montreal comes next
$1,152,177; Winnipe
couver, $348,780
Hamiltoi're. $213,97,,4,;
Calgary, $158,543;
St. John, $119,607; H
•
SS GROWING
ce established a
me of business
ear. Over five
million letters
smitted, which
t. Eleven mil -
amps were sold,
over a million
enty-seven rail-
oney orders and
. The revenue
s about twelve
eight and a half
ere issued to be
ates, eight mil-
t three millions
ss for Austria,
usand were for
almost a million
span,
ds the offices of
ross amount of
tal revenue for
being $1,963,065,
with a total of
$836,931; Van:.
I) $214,570;
Quebec, $160,968;
ondon, $155,029;
lifax, $110,561.
Women's Artics, Btorre Gaiters
Leggins, 50c to $1.50 in all styles
sizes at W. J. GREER'S.
NO RESULTS FO
LAR
and
and
EXPENDITURES.
In 1904 the Pr
was $5,267,000. F
$9,000,000. This g
penditure has to
period that has
any proportionate
tion within the Pr
The liabilities of
more than doubled
years.
Apologists for th
meet claim that a
made for increase.
agriculture, educati
No complaint is ma
expenditures for s
with the increase.
people have a right
service, Will any.
tional affairs in thi
more backward sta
seven years ago?
ney Government d.
Where are the goo
There has been
expenditure witho
show for it.
vineial expenditure
r 1910 it was over
eat increase of ex -
en place within a
of been marked by
ncrease of popula-
ince.
the Province have
ithin the same six
Whitney Govern-
owance should be
sums spent upon
n, good roads, etc.
e against increased
eh . purposes; but
expenditures the
to expect improved
e deny that educe-
Province are in a
o than they were
hat has the Whit-
e for agriculture?
roads?
a vast increase of
t any results to
Logs! Logs!
I am prepared to pay the highest
price rice p i
for all kinds of saw loe y
Call and get prices _ and lengths to
cut logs. J. A. MCLEAf.
CHt1RC NOTES
The W. A. will
on Thursday at 3
The Weekly ser
be on Thursday e
instead of on We
The Rev. C.
Fergus, will p
Church on Sunda
and evening. Th
will go to Fer
The Baptist
and Atwood wit
S. Howarth
o111y recently
and has aceep
Rev, A. A.
years pastor
Church, Otte
dered a fare
Toronto, wit
future ho
brother -incl
this town,
eet at the Rectory
'clock.
ce in St. Paul's will
ping for this week
nesday.
Smith, M. A. of
each in St. Paul's
next, both morning
Rector of St. Paul's
7hurches at Listowel
be in charge of Rev.
ortly. Mr. Howarth
me out from England.
d a call to the churches.
aii►eron, for twenty.five
of the First 33aptist
a, who was lately ten-
ell banquet, has gone to
e he intends to make his
Mr, Cameron i
s e n s a
of Postmaster Fisher of
1k.
The December m eting of the Town
ouds
C ncil was held n Mony evening
with all the mem • ers present. except
Court. Hall. Minu es of last regular
and special meetin: s were read and ap-
proved.
Communication as read from Miss
Margaret Tibbs as ing for a refund
of a portion of her axes. On motion
of Coun. Elliott and Reeve McDonald,
a refund of $2.30 w • granted.
Request from s. Saint and R.
Saint, each asking or a refund of 11
for sanitary tax.- 0 action.
`Communication f • • m Scott M. Gordon
asking for a rebate of half year's busi-
ness tax on Gordon Estate. -No action.
r ad signed byThos.
Apetition was8 he .
Gregory and forty three other ratepay-
ers,asking that a .y -law be submitted
to the ratepayers to provide for the
abolishing of the ' ater and Electric
Light Commissio
Moved by Coun McKenzie and Mit-
chell, that a by aw be submitted to
the ratepayers at the Municipal election
to give ratepay e a an opportunity of
expressing them elves on the matter of
abolishing Wate and Electric Light
Commission.
Yeas and na = were taken on this
resolution as f. lows: -Yeas -McKen-
zie, McDonald, s one, Mitchell. Nay -
Bell and Elliott,
Communieatio was read from the
Western FoundCo. asking the Coun-
cil to petition he Dominion Railway
Commission to i sue an order compelling
the G. T. R. d C. P. R. to give an
interswitching rrangement in the Town
of Wingham.
On motion of Couns. Elliott and Bone,
the Mayor and. Clerk were instructed
to carry out th' wishes of the West-
ern Foundry 0' in this matter.
The Finance Committee recommend-
ed the payme t of the following ac-
counts: - .
E. Dennis, tea ing $ 2.85
U. Sherk, rep firing windows... 2.75
Richardson & ' ae, supplies .82
Frank Gutteri • e, tile & cement 134.27
A. Sanderson, earning ......... 11.20
D. C. McDonal • , work .... .... 20.00
Municipal Worm, supplies, 6.00
J. F. Groves, s: 1. and postage55.50
Geo.. Allen, sal. rya.. 32.50
Thos. Calvert, .alary... 50.00
Ed. Lewis, sal y ........... 35.00
R. Rankin, sale y.... .. . 10.00
H. B. Elliott, g. and advtg... 57.00
J. F. Groves, e etion expenses.��33.00
Hunter Bridge . Boiler Co., sew-
er boxes 29.03
Wm. Robertso manhole irons.20
S. Bennett, se er stops .90
V. Hill, syphon - and bells 75.00
Geo. 'Carr, suit or Chief 20.00
Public School B ard, levy .... 600.00
J. A. McLean, 1 mber .. ... 3.56
P. S. Linklater, lantern globes .20
R.R. Mooney, r.ppairs & supplies 5.53
Bert Wiley, wo•k at hall ... . .50
On motion of s ouns. Bell and Mitchell,
the report of t e Finance Committee
was adopted.
Moved by Cou s. Bell and Mitchell,
that this Counci request the Water and
Electric Light C. remission to look into
the matter of fu nishing day power. -
Carried.
By-law No. 64 to ascertain if the
ratepayers of Wi gham are,desirous of
having Hydro E ectric power in the
town was given t o readings.
Moved by Cou . Elliott and Reeve
McDonald, that b; -law No. 6g as now
read be submitted to the ratepayers at
the municipal elec ion to determine if
ratepayers are des rous of Hydro Elec-
tric power for the own, and that the
by-law be publish . in three issues of
the Wingham Adv : nee.
The Clerk repor ed that the number
of voters entitled o vote on the West-
ern Foundry Co. -law was 430 and of
these 365 voted in favor of the by-law.
The by-law was then given its third
reading.
.
g
On motion of C uns. Elliott and Bone,
the report of the lerk on the vote on.
the by-law was : ccepted and by-law
No. 638 was pass d as read.
By-law No. 640. to raise $4,440.45 by
way of debentur's to pay for extens-
sfons made to wat ' rworks system during
1910 and 1911 wa- given three readings
and on motion of eeve McDonald and
Coun. Bell, was eased.
By-law No. 63 to provide for the
holding of eleetio. forCouncillors, Pub.
lie School Truste s and Commissioner
was given three-adings and was pass-
ed on motion of •oun, Bell and Reeve
McDonald.
Win. Merkley as refunded $1.36 on
motion of COMM s iliott and Bone.
On motion of C• un. Elliott and Reeve
McDonald, the council adjourned to
meet at 11 o'cloe a. tn. oil Tuesday.
TOWN gOUNCIL..
The adjourned t
Council was held
Members present
and Councillors
shell and Elliott.
I3y-law No. 642
matted to tliue..ra•
eating of the Town
n Tuesday morning,
Mayor Spotton and
ne, Me11enzie, ltiit-
hieh is to be Subs
payers re abolishing
the Water and Elect 'c Light Commis-
sion was given tw readings and on
motion of Couns. M Kenzie and Mit-
chell was ordered t be published in
three issues; is nes of the Ingham Times.
R, Ii. Saint was funded $1, error in
dog tax, on motion f Couns. Bone and
Elliott,
Overshoes and Rubbers for Men
Women and Children -All the good
styles and best makes. W. J. GREER.
NORTH HUR • NOMINATION.
The official no
Huron in connectio
of candidates for
held in the Town
Monday afternoon,
Scott, the Returni
At 2 o'clock, the ho
nomination, W. H.
had been nominated
by Chas. Stewart, o
T. Currie, of East
Musgrove, of Wingha
for the Conservatives
M. P., of Morris and
of Ashfield. Mr. Ke
Morton as his officio
Musgrove named Du
At the close of th
ceedings a public
and on motion of
and Kerr, Returnin
elected as Chair
behalf of the Liber
by W. H. Kerr and
Brantford and for
by A. H. Musgrove
M. P. The meetin
tended and the addr
to with much intere
The Liberals in N
fighting chance of
with Mr. Kerr as t
James Whitney calc
out the remnant of t
premature election i
Liberal rout, and at
when all business me
give any thought to
but unless all signs
will be sharply rebuk
able improvement i
the Opposition in th
circumstances will
the Government
Before then it is li
servative-Nationali
compelled to go to
cannot hope to dupl
snatched in Ontario
to sentiment. L
North Huron see t
able to Mr. Kerr i
next and in this w
the Opposition.
ination for North
with the selection
e Legislature was
Hall, Wingham on
with Mr. Peter W.
Officer, presiding.
✓ for closing the
err, of Brussels
for the Liberals
Ashfield and John
wanosh. A. H.
was nominated
y Jas. Bowman,
ohn Schoenhals,
r named J. A
agent and Mr.
ey Holmes,
nomination pro-
eeting was held
essrs. Musgrove
Officer Scott was
an. Addresses on
Is were delivered
. S. Tapscott, of
the Conservatives
nd Jas. Bowman,
was largely at-
ses were listened
th Huron have a
inning the riding
e candidate. Sir
ated upon wiping
e Opposition by a
the wake of a
time of the year
have no time to
election matters,
ail Mr. Whitney
d. Any consider -
the strength of
present adverse
herald the fall of
our years hence.
ely that the Con -
coalition will be
e country, and it
ate the victory it
y spurious appeals
the Liberals of
t every vote favor -
polled on Monday
y help to strengthen
•
For diamond, wedding and engage-
ment rings go to KNox's.
FARM To RENT. 100 acres in Town-
ship of Turnberry in a good state of
cultivation. Apply to R. VANSTONE,
Wingham, P. O.
Married in t
The following fro
the Neepawa, Man.
the marriage of Mis'
mer well-known resi
A very pretty weddi
place Thursday mor
Mrs. Margaret Rob•
when her youngest
A., became the wif
McColl. Mr. McCol
groomsman, George
esley, Sask., took
floral arch of weddi
the strains of the b
by Miss Jessie Howl
young bride escorte
T. C. Robertson, an•
bridesmaid, Miss
They were met at th
George P. Kaye, of
performed the cer
pleasing manner. T
tifully gowned in
trimmed with embro
seed pearls while ove
of orange blossoms
veil. The bridesmai
in eream silk. The
the bride was an a
to the bridesmaid a
to the groomsman a
organist as ameth
bride and groom wer
many costly and u
coming from the
Ontario and Saskat
the ceremony a 6
served.
e West.
a recent issue of
paper refers to
Robertson, a for-
ent of Wingham:
g ceremony took
ng at the home of
tson, in Neepawa,
auphter, Margaret
of Bruce Lorne
, supported by his
Elsey, from Wel-
is place under a
g hells. Then, to
dal chorus, played
tt, came the fair
by her brother,
attended by her
ladys Mathews.
altar by the Rev.
Rapid City, who
moray .in a very
e bride was beau-
hite silk aeoline
• ered chiffon and
all, from a crown
fell the bridal
looked charming
room's present to
othyst necklace,
hain and locket,
it pin and to the
st brooch, The
the recipients of
eful gifts, inany
ride's friends in
leWan Following
ty breakfast was
FARM WANTED. - Wanted, a farm
close to Wingham, suitable for fruit
and vegetabe farming. Must be light,
warm soli, good elevation and have
good spring water and plenty of it,
Will rent or exchange good town real
estate e forfarm u
e tam that suits, Apply by
letter to Box l0, Times Office, Wing -
ham,
CR IS
CRINGLE
Is coming with a more up to date
stock of gifts than ever.
In his choice of presents he has
taken comfort and usefulness
more into consideration. He will
find a beautiful seleciion of
Oh myl such a lovely lot of
Boys' and Girls' School Shoes,
Overstockings , a n d Rubbers,
Overshoes, Moceasins, Lon g
Rubber Boots and everything
children need for their feet,
Not forgetting little "Toddles"
in this, his first Cbristmas.
Men and Women's Cosy House
Slippers, Ladies' Artistic Dress
Shoes and Slippers, Gentlemen's
Dress and beavy Street Shoes.
We have a full and pleasing
line at prices that make many
gifts a light burden. Shop
errly.
W. 1.
GREEK
Where quality counts we win.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
F'II.E
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
Insurance
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Coupled with a REAL ESTATE
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
and
Offioe over Malcolm 's Grocery.
-Mr. John Ander
near Wingham, wil
sale of farm stock a
Wednesday, Decent])
Right up-to-date
CHEAP at Mrs. Gree
-George .Keys, t
buyer, of Brussels
week to Miss Co
Rev. Mr. Amos, of
the ceremony.
n, of Turnberry,
hold an . auction
d implements on
r 20th.
ats now on sale
's.
well-known horse
was married last
iter, of Newery.
Atwood performed
1SPOJOI
Stands for all that is 'modern in
Business Training. A Chain of
Seven Colleges in leading towns
and cities. Two thousand stu-
dents in our Colleges and Home
Study last year. We train from
ten to twenty students for every
one trained by most schools.
There's a reason, It is freely
admitted that our graduates got
best positions, and the demand
for them is "seven" times the
supply. Exclusive right for On-
tario of the famous Bliss Book-
keeping System. You maystudy
at home, or partly et home and
finish at the College. :business
Education pays a dividend every
day of your life.
Winter Term from Jan, 6,
Call or write for particulars.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE LEri
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