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Air, and Mrs. Jae, Wright of Ethel,. with friends in New Dundee, girl defied an Emperor and saved a RELIBABLE FONTHILL NUR-
`• SERIES. Splendid list of fruit and
accompanied by the formers mother, nation,"
spent Sunday with Mr, John McLen. ornamental stock for Fall delivery
We have. secured another supply of nan.•M r.�•...�.7 The first of a series of sermons es- 1913 and Spring delivery 1914.
r The
for young men was given on
` ocal '�tMO Sunday evening last by Rev. E. H. Start . once and secure exclusive
these-, famous Razor�i which have sold Miss Eva Bryans and Mies Mary � � territory. We supply handsome free
Johnston attended the E. League Con- •,•„„„�,�,•,,�,•,�,�,, � _J Croly at St. Paul's chureb. The sub-
vention in Wingham on Wednesday ject was "The Man who has seen God outfit and pay highest commissions.
so well and given such splendid Sails- on Order
and Thursday of last week, Monday, October 20th, has been
face to face," and was based on the Write for full particulars.
proclaimed Thanksgiving day,
faction. Each Razor is guaranteed to We are glad to see the face of Mr, words in Deut, 38:10. The strength
Charles Lake once again. He is �a Mr. Herb, Hicks is, we are sorry to of character and influence of Moses STONE & WELLINGTON
successful ho from Kinder- report, seriously ill and we hope for a was dwelt upon and applied to the Overloaded with medium pri4ed Suits, we
be superior to any X50 00 Safety Razor sly, Sask. He intends remaining in speedy recovery, present day, showing that the gift of TORONTO ONTARIO.
or money refunded. Ontario till spring. Mrs. Robt. Deyell, we are sorry to God appeals to those of the present have taken this 'plan of unloading our
report continues in poor healtb, and time as in the time of Moses, VOTERS' LIST, 1913.
Cranbrouk, appears rather worse than usual at stock Of Suits.
Razor with one blade, 25c Miss Forrest of Brnssels is a visitor present. See our window display in Blues Browns
at the home of Mr. John Forrest. Advertise in the Advance. It Municipality of lite Township of Turn. p Y s s
Extra blades 5C Our townsman, Mr. Thos. L. Jobi•, berry, In the County of Huron.
Clarence McDonald, of Toronto, is has been carrying his hand in a sling has the circulation. Fancy Tweeds, in sizes 34, 36, 38, 39, 40,
visiting his cousin, Mrs. Geo Campbell. the past week, owing to a heavy box 42 44.
` Rev. and Mrs. and Miss McRae, of falling on it, smashing the hand so Notice is hereby given that I have ,
Armow, are visiting friends in this vi- badly tie to necessitate a number of High School Notes. transmitted or delivered to the persons
We close Wednesday afternoons during July and August mentioned in Sections 8 and 0 of the
from I P.M. to 7 P.M.
cinit.y, stitches. Ontario Voters' Act, 1887, and the Sale Price $7.88
Miss Jessie Menzies left on Monday The lady members of the Loyal True Another new pupil has been enrolled amendments thereto, the copies re-•
to model in Stratford, and Miss A. For- Blue Lodge in town hed a quilting bee in the past week. This brings the quired to be so transmitted or deliver -
1 - . ' 1 g q g ed of the List, made pursurant to said
rest to Hamilton. on Friday afternoon last at the home Present enrollment slightly above' Act, of all persons appearing by the Pick out your Suit while the '��!..'
Rev, D. B. McRae and Wm. Camer• of Mrs. Robt. Cunningham, The that of last year altogether, last revised assessment Roil of said
CORNER quilts, p New teachers and pupils have be- municipality to be entitled to vote in
Jim
� on attegnded the Presbytery meeting q we will be sent to the Or haps p p said municipality at elections forlast'
J. Home at Picton, come accustomed to their new sur
DRUG STORE in Wingham last week, members of the Legislative Assembly
Mr, George Huether attended the North Huron License Comrniseion, roundings and everyone is looking for- and at Municipal elections, and that Mr. Cowle, the Toronto expert who takes
TT ward to another prosperous year. said List. was first posted up in m
L. HAMILTON funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Wolf, in met here on Monday of this week. The Atheletic Societies have been office at Lnt 13, Oon. 7 on the 2ad dad -measurements for the house of Hobberlin
Palmerston, last week. The new commissioner, to fill the % of Sept. 1013, and remains there for , #
SH�Ce550r t0 A. reorganized with the following of.
Your Sul*
Why Should You Buy It Dere?
Because you want a
Suit with individuality
and character .i vrked
into it.
I,
Because you want a
Fall Suit designed and
I
_ cut with artistic skill
tnd tailored with an
�Xpert's care.
i
Because you want a
Suit that is made so
well that it will stay
satisfactory so long as
.� you care to wear it.
Because you will get
dere the fullest mea-
cure of honest suit
value for your money.
t�A
Ask the man who buys his Clothes here.
• He will tell you.
Wo An C -A'!= I rn"h B E L L
The Clothier
MacDonald Block., Opp, Bank of Commerce.
T $ E W I N G R A M ADVANCE- T11TJRs1aAV, SEPTEMBER 25► 1913
Wroxeter. Culross. F �� -• 1010001 �1ft
Mr. C. P. McLean was in Wingham
last week.
Town hall, Taeswater, Sept, 22nd
Council met as
personals
e and evening by the pastor,
Rev. J. . W. Hibbert. In the afternoon
Dr, sn•1 Mrs. Jackson are visiting in
per motion of adjourn -
ment of last meeting, Members all
CHOPPINGMILL
Toronto this week,
present. The minutes of the last meet.
A1168 1Mlagme Cartwright Is visiting
. GOOD LOCAL AGENT
at once to represent the OLD AND
Mt', J W. blather returned from his
ing were read and adopted,
friends in Lucknow.
AND
holidays s looking fine,
Thompson- Donaldson- That we
Marry Coutts of Berlin is visiting
Mrs, Ightery o£ Toronto i8 visiting
pay Dan McKay the sum of four dol-
lars, his fees for
1118 Mother in town,
APPLE BUTTER PLANT
11er daughter, Mrs. Cliff.
equalizing the Union
bliss Laura Rush of Toronto is vitit-
School at Belmore.-Carried,
ing her sisters in town,
Thos,
s, Brown hasmnther
et
C De n -Thea
Mise Eva Linklater left on Saturday
visiting cher
havds the h id g o No,
for Peterboro Normal School.
Owing to being so busy with
Archie Moffat has been on the sick
5, con. 2, recovered.-Oarried.
Miss Alta Pr no of Brussels, is
the chopping trade we were de-
list but is able to be around again.
Thompson -Donaldson -That weap.
visit•
lug A the Methodist P
laved in gettiug the Apple But=
Wm, Kaake and Dan are coopering
Point Wm, Case to correspond with
parsonage.
g
ter Plant ready, but we are
in Brampton, They left this week for
the Turnberry Council, regarding the
Miss Alice Beckwith is visiting
ready now for business, and
their work,
gravelling of the road between the
friends in Oobourg and Toronto,
with the system we Lave, can
John Cuuniugham and party of
two Townships opposite Tote 2 and 6.
Mise Bertha Krotz visited the par-
p
make good Apple Butter or
Wingham Foundry called on friends
-Oarried.
ental home in Listowel over Sunday.
Cider out of any kind of sound
here this week,
Case -Donaldson -That we appoint
Mr, A. H, Wilford, Manager of Wm.
apples' .
Mrs. 0. J, Town returned last week
James Thompson to get the culvert an
Davies' Co, took a business trip to Lon.
in
Mill renng ever Y day
from Chicago, where she has been
the 20cb Sideroad, Con, 10, repaired as
don last week.
,
visiting for a few weeks,
James dibb, who has been on the
soon its possible as we believe it to be
in bad condition, -Carried,
Armstrong
Mr. M. E. Zkirbrigg was called to
Listowel last week owing to the illness
EZRA'MERKLEY
-Thompson -That we
of lris mother,
sick list for a couple of weeks, has been
appoint the Reeve and Wm. Case to
removed to the home of Geo. Jacques.
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spend 125 on gravelling the road
p
Mrs, R. B. Jtffrey, Toronto, has re-
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Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Hemphill
f
south of the village. Donaldson and
turned home after a visit to her broth.
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accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Thompson to expend $225 on the
er, Air, Amos Tipling.
Hemphill, wet a visiting their son, '1',
north side, the places where t3tost need-
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Blackstock,
/
G. over Sunda They came u in
y y p
the auto from Heneall.
ed.-Oarried.
The rates for the current are as
s cle, r. are vision
a g the former's
uncle, Mr, W. F. VanStone,
CHRISTIE'S
Sunday, Sept. 28ch will be Harvest
year
follows :-'Tho County rate 3.55, am-
Manager and Mrs, Hinkley have re -
Thanksgiving in the church of Eng-
cunt levied 0170.52; Township rate
turned after a twaweeks'sojourn with
GROCERY
land. Rev, Mr. Farr of Blyth will
175, amount levied 3055.56; Statutory
Toronto and Hamilton fr•iettde,
have charge of the service, The
School2 36, amount levied 3141.00;
Mrs. D. Smith arrived on Monday
PHONE 59
church will be suitably decorate& and
Debenture School levy ,00, amount
from Vanguard, S&6k. having been
special sing in b the choir,
P 3 � y
levied 130.18 ; with the different school
called to Whitechurch by the illness
Store open 7 a.m.
p
Salem.
levies as requested by the trustees,
of her mother, Mrs. E. Winfield,
Closes 7 p.m., except Saturday
FImA.wci.3 REPORT.
Mrs. Heath has returned her
Mrs. Thos. Bolt is eiijoying a visit
Dan McNay, Equalizing Union S. S.
.to
home in Hamilton, accompanied by
from her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Willits visited
Belrnore, $4.00: Thos. O'Mally, 183
yards gravel, $156f; Sam Lindsay,
her sister, Mrs, G. B. Roe of town.
The ladies are daughters of the late
Buy Grapes
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Willit3,
lamb killed by dogs, $4 67; Earl Cas-
Mrs. Duffield.
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Mr, and Mrs. Jno. Bush visited
lick, fitting culvert, $1255; Geo. B.
Air. and Mrs, Robt, Dickson and
their daughter, Mrs. Win. Dane, of
Arinstrong•, digging ditch, lot 4 and 5,
daughter, Ruby, have returned from
Howick,
con, 8, $18 00; Robt. Wraith, cleaning
Westminister, B. C., and are the
Mr, and Mrs. Mathew Dane from
out ditch and repairing culvert $2 00;
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chandler,Mere
near GorriF, called on Mrs. Wm. Weir
Alex. Thompson, putting in the 25th
Turnberry, until they locate. Ont
Ont -
last Sunday.
$4 0lo W m. Bannerman,
ario is good enough for them,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer visit-
fixing u
fixing culvert, lot .cl con, 14, $ i 00,
Thos, McPherson, cleaning out ditch;
Amon those who left on Monde
g y
ed Mr, and Mre. David Ferrier of East
lot ?.•1, con 12 $1.50; Jos. Murray,
for Stratford Normal are -Misses
Thursday
Wawauosh last week,
cleaning out ditch and repairing bridge
Ellie Bower, Jennie Armour, Hazel
Mr. Robt. McMichael is having the
at lot 22, con, 14, $50.00; Chas. Sewers,
Moore, Olive Currie, Ethel Tipling,
litter -carrier installed in his stables by
inspecting the Bell & Sittler drain,
"Annie Geddes, Helen Wilson, Lillian
Mr. Robt. Ashton of Gorrie.
$40,00; Wm, Bannerman, bel, con -
Edgar and Mr. William Haines.
Mr. Wm. Mines has improved his
tract onUBell & Sittler drain, $175; L.
AIC. James Hayne of Chicago, who
and
hoose by putting up a summer kitchen,
Ruth, putting in culvert, 25th Side-
thirty years ago was a resident of
erected by Herbert Henning,
r
road, con. I4, $7 v0; Mich. Piing, work
Win bam, is spending a short time in
g P g
•
Mr. Align Iialfo has commenced
on 3t)th Sideroad, $0.00; Fred Sch-
town. While a resident here, he ran
Friday
drawing material for building a new
muck, 4 days work on cement cross-
a sash and door factor Mr. Hayne
y' y
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house, his house having been burned
1139, 87c; H. Huffman, bel. c,n contract
sees a wonderful change in Wingham.
some time ago,
of drain, $13.00; John Bannerman, 117
--
Again doge have been running at
yards gravel, 0.36,
The finance report read and adopted.
.. „�,,,
For Sale.
large and worrying more sheep. Mr.
T. K. Powell had three sheep worried,
The Council adjourned to meet again
,�hllreh
'���os
and Cheater Higgins had two
on Monday, Oct. 20th.
Chas, Button, Clerk,
....,r.......�...........�..,.rv...,.
,
the undersigned offers for Bale her
thoroughbreds badly and shamefully
Rev. F. A. McLennan of South gin-
13 roomed house and lot on the corner
of Victoria and Edward streets. The
torn and a number of others injured,
Now this is a fair warning. Should
Fordwich
loss has tendered his resignation to
the Maitland
house with good cellar and woodshed.
the dos be
g proven, the owners will
Miss Blythe Wilson of Toronto is
Presbytery. Mr. Mc-
Lennan was the oldest minister in the
Hard and soft water. Electric lights
and furnace. House can be used b y
certainly get into trouble,
visiting friends here for a few days.
presbytery.
one or two families if desired, Get
Jamestown.
A number from here attended the
fair in Listowel on W d d 1 t
Last Sunday, Rev. R. E. Page of
full information on the promises.
MRS. A. E. SIMMONS,
e nes ay as. Wingham, Ont.
- t� Montreal took his initial services in
-- - - A1C R. Lev teacher ' N� 4 e t NI N
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y, in , sp n r. , A, Gibson of Listowel is St. John's Church, Brussels, and St.
Sund �vVwith his sister,at Gorrie, spending a few days with his parents George's Church, Walton, [Lnd receiv- DR. R. F. PARKER, D. B O.A., FID,
AI r, and Mrs. Geo. Johnston arrived here, ed a cordial welcome. Mrs. Page and OSTEOPATHIC PNYSICIAN
Mark Cross home on Saturday from visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Armstrong little son will follow later, to take up EYE SPECIALIST FOOD SCIENTIST _
Michigan friends, visited friends here Wednosday of last their residence in Brussels. Acute and Clrronle Diseases treated.
Mrs. Harry McLeod and children, week. Glasses Scientifically fitted.
Next Sunday is Rally day in Wing- Tuesday 11.30 a.m, to Wednesday 10.30 a.m
SAFta�� ®� , are the guests of her uncle, Mr. Hend- Miss Blanche Finley l IIotheron ham Methodist Sunday School and Main St. (over Christie's Store.)
eraon, of Howick, ' was the guest of Mise Evelyn Sotheran special sermons will be delivered
A number of residents of the 2ad over Sunday
Mrs, L. McN '1 passed awe on Sat- vacancy causrd by the death of the inspection. Electors are called upon ,
�► P' y ficers.-President Girls Athletic Ar- to examine said List, and if an will be at our store Wednesday,Thursday
own�, 11��� urday warning at the good old age of late Thos, 1:. Durnin, is AIC: Jahn sociatiou, M. Ritchie; Secretary Girl's ommieions or other errors are per-
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83, The funeral was on WednesdayBartlett of Dungannon, ceived therein to take in3mediate pro. � 3). , Ask for one of
ItM�hhhIYYt9NYsllf if�AhM1�ts1e1,�V►"lrli±h68i>hot+iYlh1f�h}>BBht>8N>t�f►Y�tVrlYdr� Athletic Association, O. Irwin ; Presi. P and Friday (Oct. 1, ,
afternoon, • At a meeting of the H. S. Board dent Boy's Athletic Association, P. cecteda to have the said errors (o:-
, rected according to law, our Booklets and sea the new styles for
Mr. Jap. Cameron, of Iowa, who has held 7 aeaday evening a sixth teacher Muir; Secretary Boys Athletic As- PAUL POWELL ,
been visiting friends here, returned to in the person of Miss Edna Cooper of sociation, E. Taylor.
Clerk of the Municipality of tb Men's Suits aA. Overcoats.
JOHNSTON'S !� •� his home on Thursday, He lived here Clinton was. engaged. Miss Cooper, As a result sports are carried on in Township of Turnberry, Wingham
thirty years ago. who comes highly recommended, is a earnest and Field Day will be held in Sept. 2,1013. 52 55 47
Corrie.
daughter of Mr. A. J. Cooper, the near future, HeadquY$ art•for Furs, Men's Suits,
°
DiviCourt was held in the
14Ire. J, D. Millar, of Jamestown, is Division _ i � "I' �' ''�r'�' • ' "' Ladies' �'U1tS, Boys' Suits, Sweater Coats
visiting with her sister, Airs. D. S Council Ohamber of the Town )call on Farm For Sale. � v, ' � V
PRESSINC11L PARLORS Rieke. � Thurs&y, Sept. 18th, Judge Holt pre- Aand Overcoats.
siding, A number of judgment sum
mons, cases were disposed of, the 100 soros • ` ,
Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Edgar, and No. 1 farm, lot 4, con, 5, Morris;
more or lees half a mile ficin
daughter from Harriston, motored y COLONIST RATES Cal. and get our prices.
Pressing,Dr Cleaningand over on Tuesday �rnornin Court was then adjourned yntl] s ation; ioe•quar es ler mile from
� y g Nov, 13. station; ninety nares cleared, the rest � .
A number from hero went to Mein• in bush; a never -failings ring on farm, (one way :second class)
Alteringrow t:l aftended to tosh's church to attend the Anniver- Mr, David Watters has gorse to baro With stone stabling 66x40, a goad ;flail orders promptly filled.
p y St, Thomas where he has taken an frµme house with gpod cellar, $leo a From all Stations in Ontario
sary services held thele on Sunday good orchard, Airs, John Prootor, pro• • `
and Aionday, excellent position. b1 r, Watters is a prietreeq, is gging +uveal. Possession To certain points In
GIVE US A TRIAL A hot dinner will be served on Fair skilled workman and a good eltizen given in Ootobm Terms ,easy, Apply
}iLC}8.i.w7E, or : Albcx
Stephens congregation, after whichh tinct we are sorry of his removal, He to -W. G. N}CI�olsQrr, Bta British Columbia,
CALLEDTOR AND RETURNED day, Oct, 4th, in the Town Hall by was in the employ of Mr, W. J, Greer F. SCOTT. BRUSSISTS. 80.53, California Montana
a for over a quarter of a century.
, :good program will be rendered. Y" --u- -- - - - _ _ _ _ - Oregon Washington
Sha One Uaor North of Pattelrson s Je`neI Stare. .�,,.�• ------ . ,,•�
P � � 1 Miss filen Perkins, who has been a ==� Farm P'oi` Sale Ari;asonta ldaho� GtC. •' '
resident of Glorrie for a number of Hl[tTB�` C Oct.y Dobie •In tVin ham, Se t, 18 h, 1013,+. ..w. o . Sept. 25 to Q�O
r year',,, has decided to remove to her g p t+.,rtytwo acres almost to eorpnra-
W e dont experiment,; � We to Mr. and Mrs, R. J. liable; a tion of Teeswater, suitable for Dal oil
HANNA
old home in berth to spend the re- daughter. q , , it !tgent
g fain), flood buildings, For further Pull riartioulars from any („ 1.
nO W OVE �O clean. malader of hot days. Miss Perkins Snr?ath -- To Win ham Hospital on information apply to- COo
had a sale on Saturda afternoon t t M w H. tviltts, np town nxanr�'• hone °p 17.
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Mph 20th to r, and Mrs, "W m.. g2` '1r . GORDOIN, 7eeowster, J. H. Beembr, station agent. n
Uwa ything was bold at fair prim, pndath, a hu�ghter. _.
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attended the Listowel Fair on Wed-
Alias Eunice Sotheran of Toll Creek
e and evening by the pastor,
Rev. J. . W. Hibbert. In the afternoon
WANTED A N T E D
25 Cents.
nesday of last week.
Miss Lizzie Bryane left on Saturday
for a few months with her sister, Mrs.
(Dr.) Neild, of Owen Sound.
was the guest of Miss Beatrice Shearer
on Sunday.
Miss Verdie Bolton returned home
on Saturday after spending some time
a special feature will be the baptiFm
of a number of babies. The morning
sul-ject will be "Our Privileges." and
in the evening "How a slave and a
. GOOD LOCAL AGENT
at once to represent the OLD AND
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P,.antlanHite'
Mrs, L. McN '1 passed awe on Sat- vacancy causrd by the death of the inspection. Electors are called upon ,
�► P' y ficers.-President Girls Athletic Ar- to examine said List, and if an will be at our store Wednesday,Thursday
own�, 11��� urday warning at the good old age of late Thos, 1:. Durnin, is AIC: Jahn sociatiou, M. Ritchie; Secretary Girl's ommieions or other errors are per-
83,
er y
83, The funeral was on WednesdayBartlett of Dungannon, ceived therein to take in3mediate pro. � 3). , Ask for one of
ItM�hhhIYYt9NYsllf if�AhM1�ts1e1,�V►"lrli±h68i>hot+iYlh1f�h}>BBht>8N>t�f►Y�tVrlYdr� Athletic Association, O. Irwin ; Presi. P and Friday (Oct. 1, ,
afternoon, • At a meeting of the H. S. Board dent Boy's Athletic Association, P. cecteda to have the said errors (o:-
, rected according to law, our Booklets and sea the new styles for
Mr. Jap. Cameron, of Iowa, who has held 7 aeaday evening a sixth teacher Muir; Secretary Boys Athletic As- PAUL POWELL ,
been visiting friends here, returned to in the person of Miss Edna Cooper of sociation, E. Taylor.
Clerk of the Municipality of tb Men's Suits aA. Overcoats.
JOHNSTON'S !� •� his home on Thursday, He lived here Clinton was. engaged. Miss Cooper, As a result sports are carried on in Township of Turnberry, Wingham
thirty years ago. who comes highly recommended, is a earnest and Field Day will be held in Sept. 2,1013. 52 55 47
Corrie.
daughter of Mr. A. J. Cooper, the near future, HeadquY$ art•for Furs, Men's Suits,
°
DiviCourt was held in the
14Ire. J, D. Millar, of Jamestown, is Division _ i � "I' �' ''�r'�' • ' "' Ladies' �'U1tS, Boys' Suits, Sweater Coats
visiting with her sister, Airs. D. S Council Ohamber of the Town )call on Farm For Sale. � v, ' � V
PRESSINC11L PARLORS Rieke. � Thurs&y, Sept. 18th, Judge Holt pre- Aand Overcoats.
siding, A number of judgment sum
mons, cases were disposed of, the 100 soros • ` ,
Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Edgar, and No. 1 farm, lot 4, con, 5, Morris;
more or lees half a mile ficin
daughter from Harriston, motored y COLONIST RATES Cal. and get our prices.
Pressing,Dr Cleaningand over on Tuesday �rnornin Court was then adjourned yntl] s ation; ioe•quar es ler mile from
� y g Nov, 13. station; ninety nares cleared, the rest � .
A number from hero went to Mein• in bush; a never -failings ring on farm, (one way :second class)
Alteringrow t:l aftended to tosh's church to attend the Anniver- Mr, David Watters has gorse to baro With stone stabling 66x40, a goad ;flail orders promptly filled.
p y St, Thomas where he has taken an frµme house with gpod cellar, $leo a From all Stations in Ontario
sary services held thele on Sunday good orchard, Airs, John Prootor, pro• • `
and Aionday, excellent position. b1 r, Watters is a prietreeq, is gging +uveal. Possession To certain points In
GIVE US A TRIAL A hot dinner will be served on Fair skilled workman and a good eltizen given in Ootobm Terms ,easy, Apply
}iLC}8.i.w7E, or : Albcx
Stephens congregation, after whichh tinct we are sorry of his removal, He to -W. G. N}CI�olsQrr, Bta British Columbia,
CALLEDTOR AND RETURNED day, Oct, 4th, in the Town Hall by was in the employ of Mr, W. J, Greer F. SCOTT. BRUSSISTS. 80.53, California Montana
a for over a quarter of a century.
, :good program will be rendered. Y" --u- -- - - - _ _ _ _ - Oregon Washington
Sha One Uaor North of Pattelrson s Je`neI Stare. .�,,.�• ------ . ,,•�
P � � 1 Miss filen Perkins, who has been a ==� Farm P'oi` Sale Ari;asonta ldaho� GtC. •' '
resident of Glorrie for a number of Hl[tTB�` C Oct.y Dobie •In tVin ham, Se t, 18 h, 1013,+. ..w. o . Sept. 25 to Q�O
r year',,, has decided to remove to her g p t+.,rtytwo acres almost to eorpnra-
W e dont experiment,; � We to Mr. and Mrs, R. J. liable; a tion of Teeswater, suitable for Dal oil
HANNA
old home in berth to spend the re- daughter. q , , it !tgent
g fain), flood buildings, For further Pull riartioulars from any („ 1.
nO W OVE �O clean. malader of hot days. Miss Perkins Snr?ath -- To Win ham Hospital on information apply to- COo
had a sale on Saturda afternoon t t M w H. tviltts, np town nxanr�'• hone °p 17.
y •
Mph 20th to r, and Mrs, "W m.. g2` '1r . GORDOIN, 7eeowster, J. H. Beembr, station agent. n
Uwa ything was bold at fair prim, pndath, a hu�ghter. _.
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