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VOL. X.XXI.----NTO 159'2.
WINGIWL Mit a TIII,TIISDAT, AUGUST I47: 1902.
3.I A YEAR. IN AD1+AN.
ra.0.11~it eve,
Great
Dissolution
SALE
*
4
FOR CASH ONLY
This is no fake. It is. a . e
genuine sale, and we are
positive we can save you 0
money ou• everything you d'
buy. A few Bargains
Men's Dongola Boots -
Regular $315, sale price $2.40
Men's Box Calf Boots •
-
Regular $3.75, sale price $3.90
,, 13.20, " 2.40 0
,e • 3.60, " 2.25
2.5Q, " 1.96
Ladies' Dong. Boots, button --
Regular $3.06, sale price $2.25
2.75,• 2.15
.. 2.5%, . " 1.55
.. 2.00, " 1.50
Children's Shoes- •
Regular $1,40, sale price $1.10
Children's Shoes, button -
Regular $1.25, sale price $1.00
•' 1.25, .85
Men's Colored Shirts --
Regular $1.25, sale price $1.00 10)
a.. 1.00, " .$0
Me
llaWhi
t°
Shirt
s -
R u1ar $1:00 sale r
i e .80
Neekevear.-
ar sale r .38
�!
II
Regular' .50,is 'ice
38
As to clothing, now is the time
to purchase, as we can save
you from $4 to $5 on a suit of
Clothes.
Store for sale. Apply to J. J.
Homuth.
Hornuib 86 ,Son
Nolb42W1646,1M 02,4
MARRIAGE LICENSES '
Dsnai by1`tEANIt PATErtSOx, No. 23 Victoria
street. Wingliam.'Ont. No witnesses required.
GROCERIES
A complete line of the best Groceries
and Canned Goods thdt money can
buy. We sell at the•lowest possible.
prices. Weston's Bread, Toronto,
for sale. JOHN GRAY,
Josephine street, north:
DOMINION BANS
Capital
Reserve
$2,500;000
$2,500,000
W1NCHAM BRANCH
SHAW ,BLOCK.
A General Banking Business Trans-
acted.
Farmers' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on same.
Drafts bought and sold on all points in
Canada. United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30tH June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
13. Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCH AM.
Capital paid; tip, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fuad, $1,000,000.00.
Pickles
Best money t kt 'nd s m. nay can buy
Crosse & Blackwell's mixed, per
bottle .. • - - .35
Orestes & Gluck rvelI's Chow Chow
per bottle • .35
r D
Williams B eti (Detroit) Mixed
Pickles, per bottle • .25
Willieles Bros' Sweet Mixed
Pickles, pee bottle . .25
Heintz's, plain, per bottle .15
lei tu s mixed, per bottle -
.15
Hein •ChowChow, t�'sCn
Tw, per bottle .15.
Heintz's Silver Onions, per bottle ,15
Heintz's Bulk Pickles, per quart .15
22 -oz bottle Mixed Pickles - .10
Lytle & Co.'s Mixed Pickles, qt .15
Catsup, per bottle - - .10
Catstip, quart bottle - - .20
�11. Hutchison
Groceries and Crockery.
Phone No. 59.
Wanvted,-At `Once.
•A farm of at feast 100 acres, close to town and
suitable for pasture.
I have completed arrangements Whereby I
have for sale all tlic.prone rty in and around the
Uanadian Soo not already secured.
Anyone desirous of purchasing a building lot
orbininess•atpndl Will find plans, price and.
'terms at this olNee.
There are still some choice properties on the
list which may he i.ecu red by a small deposit,
the balance being paid on very easy terms.
nave a large list of farms for sale, suitable
for mixed ,wain • an ranging i a
farming, a in size d
price to suit anyone. 6 g n
The list of town properties forsilo is daily
increasingandaffods
tine selection, for the
intending pttrohaser• to choose fromp.
T. J. MAGUIRE,
foal testate and Insurance Agent.
0111cc over D. M Gordon'rt store.
President -305x STUMMT.
Vice -President --A. Gt. Brite Y.
vxttlite ions
J`o'hn Praetor, Geo, Roach Wm. Gibson, M.P.
A. T, Wool, M.P., A. B. Lee (Toronto).
General Manager -4. Tt3141BVLL.
i
Settlers aukIeura 10 to tf•
Saturday,
10
t61. DPpoaits of stand p«artercaeved. •
tertt t allowed, anti computed eta the Seth No-
vember
ovember and slat May emit year and added to
principal.
Special Deposita also-reeelved at current
rates of interest.
Draft's on Great Dritsin AM the united
Stades Sought said hold,
VA -ateliers are notified that tht ketiktf item.
Alton and its ranches isatta eoUlArBatonof
National Provinriai Bank of England, Limited,
ahioh can be ennhed without tri ere'n or troll•
bis in any part of the world,
W. 001080.01,1[1, Agent
.tit. L. DI01C11±Ig01V, Solicitor.
I .Who
Wants
t
Font].
vPov r 9000att of�ehoicefie
r ? '
Vikaa
for sa1 ,Ee s l W"co and. 200 acres; 'Wire
Itnloss_(reenoci, Bruce, Kincardine,
and Ashfeld Townships. Good Innes
with
good buildings to be sold cheap on easy teras.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doinggood business for sale cheap.
Also a wagon hop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at 6 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
J, A. Me1ZENZIE,
Tmsn ance Agent, Holvrood.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey rark.'s advertisement.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
,Cheap ;leading.
We are anxious t , add a large numb-
er of names to the 'DIES' subscription.
list before the 1st o January next. ' In
order to do this' age are offering the
TIMES till 1st Januti3•, 1903, to new sub-
scribers for 25 cents... Subscribe early.
Isard's stock -taking sale now going on.
See advt.
Huron Model School
The Model Stools at Clinton and
Goderich will o u on Tuesday, Sept.
3rd at 9 o'clock: a. ia. The Board of
Examiners will set at Seaforth on
Saturday, Aug. 23 d. All those wishing
to attend the Mod 1 School are request-
ed to notify the P blio School -Inspectors
before the date of, meeting. Applicants
will pleasestate t'whicii Model School
they prefer attending. '•
Farm for sale at a bargain. Apply to
D. Stewart.
Office ptationery.
Get your biIlheade, envelopes, letter-
heads, receipt fort+, order forms, conut-
or check books ctc.j printed at Tna Tins
job department. ' atisfactiofl assured;
prices mddorate. Every .nerahant,
business man an corporation should
have their stations printed. Use good
stationery, it gives our business dignity
and standing hi the'cainmuitity.
CltEAP Cotros, Another Bade :of
11 ends of cotton from 3e up at Isard
e's.
Moving,to'the West.
Mr. P. G. Ittrdook has sold his pre•
perty in Lower Wingham to Mr. Geo.
Cruickshank, jr„'ttud he acid his futility
will leave here next week for Deloraine,
Man., whore Mr. furdock ihtenda Mak.,
ipg his home. bpi'. Andrew Hood and
family, who lmvtl been reelideuts of
Winghatn for a i$tunber of years, will
leave next week for North Dakota,
where they fntendireskling. Both fain-
illea will have the best knishes of many
friends for success in their new homes.
r
'pair Greer's. Shoes.
For M quitoes.
The following ti is for those: who
are worried by th a over tronbiesome
creatures enliett osquitoes: Throw a
i
ofalumute zof a
piece t � marble into
a bowl of water t el wet the hands And
exposed parts wain it. Not a mosquito
will touch i''ou.-,.N ebraska City News.
For views and lawn groups try
Armstrong & Co.
Received Sc toiarship.
The Royal Comini tonere for the ex-
hibition of 1851 have cppoiatad William
Crowell Bray of t'e University of
Toronto to science r' search scholarship
of X150 a year. Mrd Bit,y is a. former
int 1 r'
Wft g_ha toys l a his friends here
will be pleased to hear et his success,
MONEY TO LoAet at OS per cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A..
Dullua;e,'ient Block, Wingham.
•
•
Grand Lodge Meeting.
The Grand LOIndependent
and tire- Cransi En-
campment of tl } .Independent Oddfel-
lows are meanid, Toronto, this weal's.
Mr. W. Hough;is representing 11liuerr0
Encampment whet Mr. Jas. Day is repre
sentidg Maitl ' nd Lodge. Mr .7, • A,•
Morton is also an. Toronto attending the
Grand Lodge Meeting,
lv .
Wit
A rink of th
potted of Dr.
• Holmes A.E Gi
to Clinton ou T
atale with
game nz
;,
that 1.r
t : tti�ari
port a tssplendb
they dtatr'atted t
score of 21 to 11
•
{�
L Herold
1Iard1(t
in impfeaslvx at$le
boon to Joliet; Ill,
Little BOW forced
close tet► 2,00•:olip an
it'i 0
bat Wile rt t101.1
s.
dinar llofse to giiake
bars psce,l thin three
lied been premed.
Wins,
free-for-all pace
Thursday after -
t the second heat
iius a quarter at
the mile in 2.07 e,
1eutheCa a-
for
Cana-
er off. He oa lld
feats Ill 2,00 if he
'Roth Straig arid Cross
All the petitions and cross -petitions
arising front the red nt ,i:'eovinoial elec
tionla.have note,. it i thgtight, been filed,
and nrrangethents f the examinntions
it o dei
ry l b nn 1 a co e� It There
tt n 1 ofweeks. e e
'A
are 53 straight and `10 .Dross petitions,
rather fewer than usual. After the
election of 1898 the were 65 straight
c s s' o
and; .d 8 ro **ions
A Welfskno
illi: W. 3„, Elliott
Oen tral Rusiltess.Coli
hi oerti%inly a strop
°epee ailvertising as I
lyras be seen in nearly
of Westpru OAttirio.
known from ope end
other, and it enjoys ai
IiOH for` itfSt-class IVa
l
Princijl for it catalo
takings. cQttrse in 0 b
n College.
Principal of the
e, Stratford. Out;
believer in news -
s a!lvertisenic:Its
lithe newspapers
is school is well
Colette to the
repute-
it, Write to the
l„ e if you intend
i mess college.
• Dr. J3ntler, spepinlist in the diseases
of the eye' ear, pusib and throat. Eyes
the Boy/fere. • tested -nett. glasses supplied. Ogles op -
posits St: Andrew's church, London,
Winghtun howlers,toem- Ontario;
. T. Holloway, Dudley
son and H.Jefferies went
°stilly afternoon and had
rinkbowlers of the boat en of
Win ham bowlers
g re-
afternoon'a sport and
ti Clinton bowlers by a
✓
x'u: i Thp Ld O. E c rs an.
The• hig Ta G.•L.. Ncursion to Sarnia
'and Detioit will, be ' acrd on Saturday,
Aug. Mai via Gr. T q .. Excursionists
will take regular teal . • Crone Winghatn
and passengers will 1,via Hyde Park.
The fare from here t • Sarnia -is $2.05,.
and by boat frotn Sarn a to Detroit, :the
fare is.50 cents. Keep_ the date in mind,
August 23rd. '
Send us the ews.
The editor cannot als ays call at your
home to inquire if therm is any news.
If 'you know of . any and. it in. We
want all the news there is. but no man
can get all. Just as. an ''ous to mention
your company or visito as to mention
those of your neighbo but probably
your neighbor gives us . ore assistance in
securing the facts. Ha .t1 in your news
items. We want them.f
Wingham's Fa I Fair.
Prize lists for Wiuglam's fall fair
have been printed at t . e TIMES office
and are now ready• f., • distribution.
They may be had; om '' in, Robertson;
secretary, or wnteni post card and
he will send you one by ail. The fair,
which will be held on ept. 25th and
26th, promises to be eine e f the best ever
helot in Wingham, ' The list of special
attractions includes a 2. .i - trot or pace,
and a free-for-all ho race; also a
gentlemen's road race, a . gable hitching
race and a special fo the best lady
driver. Other special '. ttractions will
be announced in due tim
a
A Boat Su ;. k.
Two steamers collided • n Lake Erie at
midnight on August 4t` . One of the
steamers sank rapidly. roe lives were
lost and many injured. ;tome relatives
of Mr. H. Davis of this town Were on
board one of the steaineriala will beseon
by the following from the London
Advertiser:-a;'Masters : ewellya and
Evans Dil; +i4, 'sons of Ve Archdeacon
Devil .bf'thij ity, were assengers on
sunk the City
Rondeau on
non and MMS,
iso passengers
the steamer Seguin, whit
df Venice in a collision o
lifonday night. Rev. Ca
-Davis, of Sarnia,' were
on the Seguin."
Excursion to: Buffalo.
Satttiklay of 'this r cit is the Clay of
the I. O. F. exc..rs n to Buffalo via
G. T. H. Train le.' es Wingham at
0.63 3 a. in.,and. go . via t
5Listowel a
Stratford, and a a ecial train from
Stratford to 13nffal arriving 'abo'at 2
p, in. On returni g, train; will leave
Bdifed on Monde Aug, 18th, at 5.02
p,sn. awl a specie train Will be run from
Stratford to Wi ham. The fare from
Witighat is 48. and no doubt a large
umber. from is section Will take •ad-
vantage of t ib oppOrtanity to upend
Sunday at Buffalo.
New Ind
Whighant is to have
Mrs. -0. -Gil sr h i' li
� c r as
on Josephine street
track to Mr. John Jo
tivlto purposei3 using it
o rator. If the deal
t.
o nt f L no v
J' o c t
J ftp
at ones and l:►y>reaily f
eetieealkf-,A..larAesita
be.. employed, and -Mr,
wage bill- Will anion'N
Since the above was pa
thr. t ha
buatildingMJoynanal s g will iia
running this season.
ry.
t
a new industry.
.
Diel her building
ear the C.• P. R.
nt' of Lnoknow,
s an apple swip-
es through Mr.
A
t
'put i►r the plant
r operations this
ei' at' hands will
Joynt's weeklyy
't'o considerable.
in type we learn
possession of the
the evaporator
Locked out Doors.
A somewhat novel ase. is attracting
the attention of the people of Black
House.'" A man an his wife, who
apparently do not ire together in
harmony are the int•,•ested partiee. It
seems that on Sunda; Anglia 3rd, the
mistress of the house mired to visit her
parents, but the galla 't husband w4uld
not diive her there. 9 'othirtg daunted;'
she hoofed it there d back. On her
return she found th door locked, and
not being able to get it i o the hoose id any
other way, she broke he door. On Men -
day the man of the h use had a warrant
issued, charging her kith house -break-
ing and Constable J. rmstrong arrested
lier, and had her in charge until next
day.' As soon as she regained her free-
dom shea of her fath ;r's team and took
away all her belongi gs including soma
stock. Apparently ; a does not intend
to return to claim the protection of her
losing husband. •
1!
Movnv To LOAN. -Money to loan on
notes, and notes discounted at reason -
table rates. Money advanced on meet -
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. 011ice-Beaver Block, W ng -
ham Rolm Molsboo.
Died in Earl . Manhood:
On Tuesday aftern n the remains of
Thos. Edward. Bell, dest son of David
and Elizabeth Bell, B Mania road, were
interred in Mai.traeu cemtery, Rev.
Dr. Daniel conducting re services. The
pall -bearers were three moles of de
ceas-
ed_Willis Bell and homes Bell,of
Goderich township, alts Walter Bell, of
Burlington -and thte Cousins-Robt.
Carter, of Clinton, jam Bell of Goder-
ich township, anti John• ell, of Dungan-
non -and there Were *lee relatives
present from St. Oath 'lees, Lowville,
Burlington, Clinton, Ingannon and
Wingham. The deceas was nineteen
years and four Months age, and was
the fourth in the famil He lied been
working in Stratford till he latter pert
of March, 'when he We taken in nod
Was o
va obliged to come He recovered
r
after several weeks, but boat the first.
of July had a second tack of his
malady, rheumatism and tepee, which.
terminated fatally on nudity last.
General sympathy is felt . r the family
in their loss, met we •e desired to
express Mr. and Mrs. Bel anpreciation
of the many manifestatio ' which they
reeeived of that sympst .-Goderich
Stoat.
SCHOOL GARP.,
Tho regular Moe y meeting of the
School Board was it d on Tuesday.even-
ing. Members p sent: - Ohairuulu
Kerr and Messrs,. Moo e, 'Abraham,'
Batton And Grii?it Minutes of last
moeti.ng readad aud a roved.
The report front a Boiler Inspector
was read and on ria ion of Messrs Gl Win
and Beticn was o ered to be received
and filed,
.On motion of essrs Abraham and
41:001'0, the, foil ' lug accounts were
ordered ta be p: : 0. N. Griffin,
supplies, $9.711 o. Mason, supplies,
$8.36.
Mr. W. Taylor 1 nmled the chairman
$1.20, being atone} a bad received from
the sale of old iron t the school build.
iug,
A short discussi i tool; place on the
matter of sonic rep its which are to be
made at the school,. Wilding:
Ou motion of losers, •Gnifin and
Button, the tea terse , and officers'
salaries for th° 1 oath pf. July were
ordered to be paid';• nil the Bog.rd ad-
journerl,
-}5
e Excursion.
The Brussels peg e, bad fine weather
for their union Sun .y school exoursi••.n•
to Kinearkine on esdny. special
train of fourteen co hes passed through
Wiugflnlu ill' the to rning, wbioh were
pretty well. crow Hct. Eighty-eight
tickets were sold at YWingliain station.
The excursionists reil(art having a .leas -
nut day at Kincardine.. .
The Kincard
Half price for Photog . • p continued
to S:apt. 15th. J. M. Gr: Star Photo
Studio, Wiagham.
The Wing
n t
g
The Wingham rad
Weddesdny end Th
We go to press too c
mary of - the races
year has every aFP
ban meeting r eetmh in
ham track. The
never larger 'S0 "
the board for to -da
ed with: good iveati
large stten4ttitee,
mRaces
s
are being held on
sins of this weep.
rly to give a sent-
The meeting this
Trance of being the
i
gg history of Wing-
ist
ist ofrre3 nt ' was
e
geed races aio off
and if ire sire favor
r there should 'be a
-,i
Cott OiljBusiness
The Stand Ot
their large oil tslnka�
T. R., and the first
was received here
Co.'have now got
ii position at theiG.
alt cal• of 'coal oil
this week. These
cars hold from 5,O0*to 6,000 gallons of
oil. It is expected tat one car a month
will be required ltei • Wineham.will be
the distributing pgiilt and Messrs. A.
Young & Sons •liar: the contract of
supplying the merchants in this district.
'The tank wagon which is to be us for
delivering the oil arrived this w
PRIZE BUTTER MA
Mrs. Geo, T. Robert
Pickel, equal; 2nd p
Isbister; 3rd prize,
Tavish and Mrs.
equal.
ize,21c.,
1 Mrs. J. N.
6c., Mrs. Win.
, Mrs. J. S. Mc -
a ales Thompson,
G. E. KLVG.
District Fall Fairs
Wingllatn, Sept. 25-26.
Teoswater, Sept. 24-25.
Dungannon, Oct. 3-10.
Blyth, Oct, 7-3.
Brussels, Oct. 2-3.
Walkerton, Sept. 17-18.
Stratford, Sept. 30 -Qct. 1.
Listo.el, Sept. 80 -Oct. 1.
Goderich, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Seafortn, Sept. 25-26.
London, Sept. 12-29.
Toronto, Sept. 1.13.
Atwood, Oct. 7-8.
Kincardine, Sept. 80 -Oct. 1,
Mildmay, Sept. 32-23.
A Good Registi tion System.
I The collection' of vital statistics in
Ontario has evideutl been reduced to
a fairly exact scie ce, judging by 'a
comparison with t e recently issued
latter
return as to ;~es In the
there were returned 6,413 children born
in Ontario in the ye • ending March 31,
1001. By the Regis ar-General's report
40,127 children ever born in Ontario in
in the calendar year 000. There is there-
fore a difference o 280, *hich may be
pretty well accoun d for by the slight
difference in the eriods revered, or
which is, in any vent, fhfiuitesiival.
The births rate by a census return is
21.28 on the aetua population, and by
the . rtegistrar.Gen '1l's report 21.1 on
the estintltted pop aim', which was
hn .l
retiblis t
i of the •er e
the basis hedl.
1p
Dr. Bryce regards comparison with
much satisfaction a er the endeavor lie
has made to inmproy the system.
%tops tie tough
ism! Works Oiiir th6 told.
f saltire BroenteetiinineTablets curs a reed In
etSe eek )'j', C+sre.no Pav, Prier 26 sense.
PART I ill
THE SUCQES
Who Wrote at
Blyth, Wroxe
Hard Geo
d C o
We give below
cessf(rl omit late
eaa►4ination cent
ham, Blyth, Wro
on the Public Seim
called Part I. Juni
tion.
The subjects exa
lish grammar, twit
tion, history of
Canada,r
h
s. eo a
A
g
sition. Each of ti
Mid at 100 marks, Ir
idate Toast ta'•.e 8
and 80%„ of the
date that failed on
pass standing (331,
mar, arithmetic a
history of Great BI
acoopted 'as haviu
Jailior lelatriculatioi
The geography pa)
most of 'the caudidat
The certificates o
and the marks of .the
mailed Ott Monday
tion Department dot
marks of successful
JOB LEAVI.
UL CANDIDATES
russets, Wingham,
r and Fordwich
appy Paper.
o names of the sue -
that wrote At Tha •
of Brussels, Wing -
ter and Fordwich
Leaving, or as now
Leaving examine -
fined on were Eng-
retic and =mere -
rent Britain and
and English comp-
lite
om -live papers is Tel -
order to puss a mud -
in each paper
gregate. A Candi-
e total but obtained
°)'in ,English gram-
° mensuration and
lin and Canada is
passed Part I.,
on these subjects.
r this year downed
s that failed.
those that passed.
ie that failed were
last. The Educe=
not give out the
i,ndidates.
WING AM.
PART I. JUNI LEAVING.
Laura A. Ansley, . John E, Currie,
Cora G. Curry, Pearl . Davis, Olive K.
Ferguson, Norman way, Win. A,
Higgins, Willie P. uklater, Arthur
McKersie, Willie J. M eau, Jim. Mur-
ray, Albert Patterson, Mena M. Pear-
son, Jennie Riutonl, itobt, M. S11fe11,
Mary Troy, i
PART I. JUNIOR
MACULATIO
N.
Rosie Campbell, Annailchrist, Mar-
jorie
ar-
jorie Gordon, Bertha J. illcKague, Al,
berta. Rintoul, Herbert? IL Sheriff,
Maude P. Troy, Gertrude. Troy.
Tweutyeielrt candidates wrote at this
T
centre. n
BRUSSE7;`yS.
•P,IET . T..rC1ii0R Aceta -vena.
Ruby Clegg, alnn,t, iunlop, Emmer-
son Fulton, Eleanor R ' P ieston, Hany
C. Gooding, Frank W1: Haat, Beatrice
H. Howe, Alex. Lamnt, Duncan A.
McDonald, Barbara 11lcKelvey, ;Susan
McNair, Beatriee Mc1' air, Irwin Ray -
nerd, Ada Ross, Luella. Ross, Brine
'Scott, Kate Teller, %n. M. Wri_ht,
Albert R. Zimmer.
PART I. JUNIOR Mi RICULATION.
' Russel Brown, Fra4. H. MOGavin,
James M. Richardson.
Twenty eight canidatlis wrote at this
centre. <'
I3LYTI
PART I. JUNIOR "LEAVING.
William O,. Henry, 1"dith E. Jenkins,
Raymondteedinond, Alnie X. Toll.
PART .I .JUNIOR MASRICVLATION.
Annie Cowan, Kate 4arsholl.
Twelye cnndidates;i wrote at this
centre.
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WROXET'R.
PART I. JUNIOR LEAVING.
Garnet Campbell, I4cu A. Higgins,
Stanley Sanderson. f
PART I. JUNIOR MA.ktICUL.l.TION.
Etta J. Burns, Reber Higgins, Ernest
Wiley.
Six 'candidates wrote ` t this centre.
FORDWIH.
PART I. JUNIOR r EATING.
Percy S. Ashton, Hairy A. Carter,
i Jaines T. Carter, Jerainut E. Gilpin.
Mabel McGuire, Aran>rintha B. .M.c-
I Laughlin,. Essie liilnil, Edward A.
Strome, Lindsay Wilson;i
Ten candidl)ltes wrote (jt this centre.
New Roads in goma.
The Public Works D partment an-
nounces some road imps vements in Al.
goma. The road from , 'chipicoten to
Wawa has been repel 1, and a new
road has been built fr` m Sault Ste.
Marie to Goulair Bay, to epiace the old
road, which was throngh, rough,monn•
tainous part.- Some new highways are
also being laid out in cDougall and
i
Torah Townships, near eY,
"Soo."
Visitors at Got
Mrs. 7. W. Vannatter
ton paid a short visit to
Mg the5past Week. Miss 1,
is]t, of `Witaghain, spent ti
her 'aunt, hits. Robert Het
W. IL Green, of Winghal
for a fele days this wee
sister, Mrs. R. Rendersm
cam inthe excursion
a on
a and 1 Mrs r Green ticei
hitt,
to their home on the OP
Goderieh Signal.
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Forest City Business
College
Y. let. C. A, Building, London, Ont.
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W. J. ELLTOTT, principal. 1:
The TIMES to January 1st 1003 for
25c.
TO -WIDE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money if it fails to Ottre
E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 250
Wmgham's Leading Shoe Store
SCARED OUT 13IS MOTS.
Many makers of Footwear have feared
rich overstookieg, and we have unloaded
d Miss Skel- Shoes At Less Than
higham (Int- Itegaler Priem
. 'E. Mae"- rather than take chances of getting rid
Weeks with Of the& in the usual way
erson, Mrs. We boaght a lot of
was in IOWD PINE FOOTWEAR
visiting her
Mr. Green
ain Tuesday
ponied him
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nesday evening on a visit
awl Detroit, Mieh. Sh
Neuss ninety by. the A,
her in the
ft on Wed.
0 Port Huron w
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the tickets.
at adeantageoes figures end can offer
MR8's,Wosia's AND CI= USN'S
of excellent quality at figures much be
low that usually charged.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in FOotwear during Auittat.
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