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VOL XXX l 1. _N Q• 1854.
ANTISEPTIC
Foot Powder
Regular 25c per box
Our Special Price
1Oc per box.
(Fgr a short time only.)
Why have tired, awoilen, aching
feet ? 10 oto invested in the right
way will sure them,
Antiseptic Foot Powder
XOc PER BOX.
Walton Mckibboo
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Mode, Wingham.
Fall
Term
OPENS SEPT. 2,
This management during the
past year trained over Two
Hundred i young
ladies 2UUI a u d
gentle• LD men, as
steno- graph-
ers, bookkeepers and telegraph.
ere, and placed them in excel-
lent situations in leading Can.
adian and American cities.
Individual instruction.
Write for catalogue.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
THE LITTLE ETON'S
SciLoo
Sae
Has Commellded
Skidoo for the following
lines at any price for
August: --
GENT'S FHRtIISHINGS
A skidoo on, Ties, _
-
Braces, Underwear, Um-
brellas, Collars, Sox and -
Hats. They must skidoo
as we move in 3o days.
CLOTHING
Skidoo for yours at what
ever you will bring,any line.
Suits, Raincoats, Pants or -
Vests at skidoo prices.
CARPETS
A smart skidoo in this
= department will make
you money. Wools, Brus-
sels, Tapestry or Velvets at
skidoo prices.
CURTAINS
At a price skidoo will
be the motto for Lace and
Tapestry, you can save
dollars if you wish. All our
goods are new and up-to-
date.
CEOI V rgHANNA
Old 1 oatoflioe Store
Maodorlald Brod[ WINGli3AhX.
WINGHA1VI TI
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Oreex''s Shoes and Rubbers
Kincardine Post ester Dead,
Robert Baird, one of Bruco's beat
known citizens, died o Friday, aged 74.
Ho was poatwaster at Kincardine, and
was reeve trom 1870 to 879, mayor from
1883 to 1891, warden for Bruce from
1 873 tel 1879, and at a time opposed
Edward Blake in th interests of the
Ooneervative party, e was a promin-
ent Mason, Orangetn n and Oddfeliow,
lite was born in Haat' ga, and is of Irish
parentage,„
Get Parnell's Bread, at Ohrietie's.
Killed by 1
Word was receives
death on August 8th
eldest eon of Mr. and
former w ell•known
ightning.
in town of the
t Morley Dreaver,
re, Robt Dreaver,
P.sidents of Wing•
ham. The young roman was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. The
young man was abo-it 18 years of age
and was working hi4father'a farm near
Saaxatoon, Alta, T
Wingham will be sot
and Mrs. Dreaver'a e;
ie old friends in
y to hear of Mr.
iiiotion,
Our summer sale is a hummer.
GEO. E Kiwo.
Women's Inslute Picnic.
Last Thursday aft. rnoon the members
of the Wingham `Women's Institute
held a very snooet+ lul picnic at the
home of Warden On rie, in East Wawa -
n ooh. The ladies sp
the banks of the Ma'
a happy time in sari
were treated to betr
Mrs. Currie and all vi
the pleasant outing.
tendered a hearty cot
way she treated her I
tt the afternoon on
land river and had
us games. They
es and cream by
ill long remember
Mrs. Currie was
of thanks for the
dy friends.
AU new weals (old a Iii out) a fresh
clean stook. SAvNDER/
Steel wire hammocks. Something new.
At S. GRAon is
Another C+
Brer. MoKenzie
News has our thanks
kind words: --"Mr.
Wingham, recently
year as editor of the
Announced the fact
since been coming •
bouquets from his t
Mr. Elliott deserve
The TibIES s a w
of the local press of
and healthful in to
whose intereate it •
be proud of it."
mpliment.
f the Teeswater
for the following
,H. B. Elliott, of
ompleted his tenth
tTIKES and having
o the public he has
for a good many
ethren of the quill.
the compliments.
rthy representative
Oatarto. It is Olean
e, and the town, to
ever loyal, may well
w
$2.50 Mattresses for $2.16, at 5,
GItACEY'S.
FOR SALE --First- class 100 acre farm,
two miles from Wingham. All in grass.
Get particulars from 11. DAvis.
An Air Shi at Toronto.
The engagement f Knabenshne's Fly-
ing Machine by th management of the
Canadian National exhibition, Toronto,
Aug. 26 to Sept. 9, promises to prove a
source of great attraction. Capt. Kna-
benshae claims to ;be in advance of all
his rivals in attet:apts at navigation of
the air. While mu th remains to be done
before aerial navigation can be pro-
nounced an aocomi
rain believes that b
dons stride forwar
air ship that can a
Capt. Knabenshn
has not previous
(lanais, l
dished fact, the cap -
has made a tremen.
L. At any rate, an
complish as much as
s invention can do.
been exhibited in
WELL DmOING,--I am now prepared
to do well digging and cleaning on short
notice, If you have any work in this
line, see me before placing contract.
Wit . SHERIDAx.
Rey, Di .'Scott Dead.
Itev. Dr, Scott, M. A., D. D. died at
his home in Toronjo On Sunday evening
last, aged 69 yearsr Dr. Scott was born
in ?akeiihsm, O_tatio on October 12,
1838, educated -tt Victoria College,
Cobonrg, Ile Nims received into the
ministry On trial in 1867, and was sta.
tinned at Berlin, gob* from there to
Peel and Elora oi;onits. He was ordain.
ed In 1871, and i
indicted pastor o
Where he retold:
lie Was for some
of Methodist inset
1 the same year was
the Listowal chetah,
ed for three Soars,
years superintendent
ono in Japan, return -
to Oanade in 190: and shortly after he
wassuperannuate Dr. Scott was pastor
of the Winghant 1ethodist chureh from
I$8$
to 1391, lie enjoyed an enviable
reputation as a :kinkier and scholar,
Many old friend in Wiaghain will be
sorry to hear of hIS death.
Successful C
The garden party
Oatizena' Band, 111
evening 1aet, was a
The weather was
was a fairly lar
splendid mesio of t1
appreciated, and a
done at the refres
Maeda Flenty eopi
centre table which
a result of the eves;
band is -enriched byj
MOAN, +t, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22,1907.
Business College pons Sept, 2nd.
The Wingham 13n ineae College will
re -open for the fall erm an `Monday,
Sept. 2r d with a f 1 stair' of teachers,
Miss E. Louise . olune, of Clinton,
daughter of Mr. Ito err ldolmes, ex -31.P.
fir West Heron, as been engaged as
first assistant in th ommeroiai Depart.
anent. Mies Holm is a particularly
bright and °lever young lady, and we
have no doubt will lithe position credit-
ably. The Wing m Bnsinese College
bas gained an en labia reputation, and
the well -directed nergy and ability of
the principal, M George Spotton, can ,
not fail to keep it n the front r / o�
ljtrden Party.
Ield by the Witlgham
the patio on Friday'
ere' successful event.
avorable. and there
e attendance. The
band was heartily
good business was
went booth. Miss
tired the handoome
as given away. Aa
, the treasury of e
about $30 00
New post cards fill coming.
SUNDERS.
WANTAD.—Oboice tub butter, 20o;
freblt eggs, 188.• G. E. KING.
Married .t London,
A happy event to k plane at the honle
of Mr. and Mrs, Mwtin B. Waugh, 417
Rigout street, Lon ion, on Wednesday
of last week, when alba Isabella Taylor,
only daughter of -:r, and Mrs, Walter
Taylor, of this tow>♦ was joined in wed•
lock with Mr, John W. Pearen, of town.
The ceremony was
Livingstone. The
ling suit of blue lad
bouquet of white o
joine with the fr
couple in wishing
happy wedded Ilfe
Limognes China
now at SAUNDERS'.
Cash clearing sale of all Saunter
Goods. GED, E. /Leo.
erfarmed by Rev. J.
ride wore a travel-
cloth and carried a
mations, The Teens
nda of the young
em mann years of
(3di ed in price just
Repairing Sidewalks.
This week Mr. . Paterson is busy
repairing the side .calks in the town
The walk in front e 0, N, Griffin's store
has been repaired sod work is now in
progress on the wake on Victoria street,
near the Union fa
been in a danger()t
time and resident
town are pleased
put in proper the
waike in town ar
rain, simply a pa
This ebonld notbe
grass along the si
cut away this trot
tory, This walk has
s condition for some
in that section of the
to see that it is being
e. Many of the side -
in times of a heavy
sage way far water.
and we believe if the
les of the waike were
le would be reproved..
r
WANTED -25 sets of Bond hand
high school book is. DEPS.
Highest price paid for hides and pool•
try at T. Fells' bntoher shop.
Dr. Butler, London, Eye, Ear and
Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue,
London, 3rd door East of St, Andrew's
Church.
Scottish Gam s at Seator.th.
The Scottish ga es at Seaforth on
Friday last were a cense in every way
and were very 'erg ly attended. Miss
Mabel McDonald of town, won first
prize for the swot dance ; second for
Highland Fling, d third for dress.
Miss McDonald ha , in all competitions
she has ever been ' , won the first prize
for the sword da ce_ In the piping
competition, Mr, . E. McDonald won
third prize. The was a very large
number of pipers nd dancers at Sea.
forth. After the g imes, Mr. McDonald
was engaged to fn Wish the music for
the dancers at the terming concert. Mr.
McDonald and his t vo daughters, Misses
Mabel and Flora, wil go to Parkhill on
October 2nd, to tt a part itt the fall
fair program.
For hand painted chs , tidy Seel:meas.
FOR SALE—A good .;driving horde,
baggy, ontter (nes), two set Bingle bar -
nese, one almost n , Apply to Joseph
Pugh, John street.
It you are starting to the Collegiate
why not save ball th cont by buying
good second-hand set books here.
We alto have them ne SAUNDERS.
Conventio at Blyth.
A meeting of th executives of the
County 8, S. and E. Assoosation was
held at Clinton rec ntly, to prepare for
the anneal oonven ons. An invitation
from Blyth was ac opted as the place,
and Oot. 8 and 9 as the dates. The
following outside peakers are invited,
and it is hoped tvi be present : Revs.
S. T. )3artlett and . W. Merrill, of To-
ronto, the former epeolaliat in Epworth
League work, an the latter in S. S.
Work; also Mrs. Ronan[, of Ceylon, who
is now at home in -llinton on furlough.
When the list of speakers it assured, the
programs will be -,tinted and distrib.
used. A vote of sympathy was passed
and conveyed to r. D. E. Munro, an
ex president of the tledciation, who is
illhospital n he a Clinton.
t t
Typewriter Bargains. -Wo aro agents
f
or second hand typewriters o a 11 m akea
at p
riees ranging trom a few
dollars up
to $85 00. if you want a good rebtsilt
typewriter at close figura, ooniult aa.
Tett WINtiltAst Times,
Wail paper Season ag i ave
it tetteSilas, toot SA DE
Before buying, dton'tifaj.'to see our
splendid school shoes f the boys and
girls,—W. J. Gtunm,
Wingham's Fall Fair,
The Directors of a Turnberry Agri-
cultural Society ar now making final
arrangements for a ood bill of speoial.
attractions for the f 1 fair to be held in
Wingham, on Septe L•er 26th and 27th.
This year's fair will be one of the beat
in the history of the piety, as the prize
Iiet has been enlargednd the amount of
jprizes increased. If you have not al.
ready received a copy of the prize list,
you can get one by o
omae, or drop a oar
the Secretary and I
warded to you promp
tars of special attrao�
iu our next issue.
ling at the TIDIES
Ito H. B. Elliot,
copy will be for-
ty. Full particn
ions will be given
"Our Bargain Table" is a great at-
traction: This week it wil be loaded
down with ready -to. ear clothing for
men, youths' and ch' d n. Save your
money by coming to r Bargain Table,
Our store is full of other bargains for
every person. D. M, Goswow.
The Form it Opetting.
The formal open "ng of the Wingham
High Sahonl will tate plane in the opera
hoose, on Friday evening, August 30th,
commencing at 8 'clock sharp. This
will be an imports t tweet and the hall
shonld be crowded. It is expected that
Hon. Die Pyne,, Mt set r of Education
will be present, In stations have been
sent to the follows gentlemen:—In-
specter Robb, Brume ;' Inspector Tom,
Gederiob; Inspector hisholm, Kincar-
dine; Dr. Chisholm, P.; Arch. Hislop,
M. P. P; M. G. Oame•,on, M P. P ; Dr.
P. Macdonald,W. H K'•tr,Jas Bowman;
the Reeves of the adja sntmunicipalities
and the local clergy en. The com-
mencement exercises ill also takeplace
at this time and all ertiflt ates won at
the recent Departme tal Examinatious
will be presented to th istudents. There
will be an excellent pogram of musical
selections and addre lees. The public
will be made welcoa:e at this formal
opening of Winghan:'s excellent high
school. Front seats ill be reserved for
students and they are egnested tobeat
the hall not latter the 7 60 o'cloot;.
If you are starting to the Collegiate
why not save hete /he cost by baying
good second•hang,sets of books here.
We also have them new. SAUNDERS,
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mo -
Ribbon's drug store, Tuesday, Sept. 3
—all def. Glasses properly' fitted.
1 O,O.F. Gr
The annual meeti
oampment, Grand
Assemb'y,
of the t
ind Lodge.
g of the Grand En-
odge and Rebekah
ependent Order of
Oddfeliowa of the einsdiction of Ontario,
held at Orillia last week, was one of the.
most successful gadteriegs in the history
of the Order. Ove : seven hundred dela.
gates were in atte once. The reports
of the Grand Otiftc re showed tnat Odd -
fellowship in this jurisdiction is in a
prosperous and fl wishing condition.
The number of 1od es on Deo. 31, 1906,
was 321, with a m mbership of 34,990.
In the six months a ding June 30, 1907,
the number of Iodg s had increased to
332, and the me bership to 36,635.
Twelve ' new 10 gee were instit-
uted during the- ear 1906, and three
resuscitated. Th number of bro-
theta woo receive sick benefita dur-
ing the year was 11754. The amount
paid for sick benefit' , nursing and phy-
sioian was $43,736. 5, and for tuneral
and widows' bans is $6,097.01. To
widows and orphans here was paid the
sum of $0,615.96, an for special relief
$1,517 85. The repark of the operations
Of the Odd Fellows' Relief Association
was given end showed this institution to
be in A most satisfacto y condition, as is
also rhe Odd V'ellowa' cone at Oakville.
Some idea of the erten of the Order in.
this jurisdiction may b gathered front
the fact that since 1833 there had bean
paid ant in benetoleno and relief by
thee al Associations
v
Order and the se
allied with it, the wast en of $4,081,039,-
90. The Grand Lodge ecided to meet
in St. Thomas next year
Women's Institute,
The Wingbam b anoleof the Women's
Institute will holdrtheir regular month-
ly meeting itt the 0 F. hall. Thursday,
August 20th, at 3 m. Subject for die.
onesion, "Wove 'a Rigbt3 in the home."
Ladies all oordi sly invited, Vjaitors
welcome, f�'
Wrist bags and toettiw base, 20 per
cent, nff.--S tuzioe S.
Labor Day wigs the Ball Team.
The .Vii ingbam baiehall Drab intend to
pot on a huge oelebeation on Labor Days,
Monday,Sept. 2nd.,; Among the attract•
ions will be a leagu
oardine Balnsorala,
ing for first ,place, I
leaders in the leagn
draw a large crowd
landed a find in Het
er, and expect to w
Other attractions t
game in the mornini
day ; a DI arathon an
eto, Keep the date
game between Kin -
rho are now crowd -
and the locals, the
, Thiel game should
as the eats have
ry, the 225 ib pitch -
n from Wingham.
ill include a ball
and a regular field
several relay races,
n mind, and come
to Wingham on Sept. 2nd. Posters
will give particulars,
Sonoot SwoEs —W1 hay a complete
stock of boys' and fir school shoes.
8 W. J. GREEK,
Huron Coun Bridges.
No work on the b ilding of the con-
crete abutments for be new iron bridge
south of the town h been done for over
a week, The Road nd Bridge Commit-
tee of the County b nnoii, composed of
P, Lamont, H. Wililert, J. Govenlock,
Wm. Fraser and globi, Elliott, met at
Clinton Monday w leu the matter was
laid before them by l Warden Currie. It
is now expected t1 .t the difference of
opinion between th contractor and the
county officials wil be settled and the
work will proceed. At the same meet-
ing the Bayfield b idge matter, which
has been under dis seionfor some three
years was dealt wit , Is was decided to
rebuild one of th abutments and the
contractors for the iron work were given
until next winter t complete their worts.
The contractors s ying that the work
could be done mo satisf tetory when
the river was froze over,
All new wools (. d - - out) a fresh
clean stook. Saun' . s
Lakeside Le4gue Baseball.
The Wingham ni played a scheduled
game in Lucknow o Tuesday, and won
by a score of 14 to 3. The game was
Wingham's all the ay, and the locals
have succeeded in tting a pretty firm
grip on the chantpi whip of tbe Lake-
side League, Navin only to win home
games in order to land it. The score
by innings: -
163456789
Wingham— 4;"3 1 0 05 0 0 1-14
Lncknow— (110010100— 3
Batteries — Wing -flaw, Dunlop and
Britton. Luoknow J' Brislan, Johnston,
McCoy. Umpire—]!lose, of Kincardine
Following is the resent standing of
the teams in the Laseside League:
WON LOST TIE
Wingham .., 7 1 —
Teeswater 5 3
Kincardine ... + 2 5 1
Luckeow i 3 4 1
i
WANTED -25 sets )ot eecond•hand
high tchuol books. ztSDERs,
A Successfi
The Central Btu
Stratford, which ha
appearing elsewhere
wfthont doubt one
eel business trainin
wince. It is well
1 School.
ness College of
an advertisement
in these columns, is
1 the most success.
schools in the Pro•
d favorably known
for the thoronghne s of its work and for
the success cf its tridents. The school
is DOW sending out tits 21st annual
catalogue, and we onld advise anyone
interested in a Co mercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy ed cation, to write the
College for this eo catalogue. The
Fall Term we be eve, commences on
Tuesday, Septemb r. 3rd.
HARVEST HELP WANTED WEST,
$i A YEAR IN ADVANCE
A SPLEN DI SHOWING.
Wingham High SIhool's Record in
Departmental xaminations.
By the results of the recent depart.
mentat examinatsorta given last weak it
will be seen that t re Wingham High
Sohool hoe made a r •cord worthy of the
highest comwendat on, la the junior
teachers rxamtnati(a, only one recom-
mended candidate I `fled to pass, and as
stated last week, oof 28 pupils who.
wrote, 27 obtained t e required number
of marks, 18 takir honors. It may
safely be said that hie phenomenal re.
cord is equalled by few schools, and ex.
celled by none, T 's splendid ahowing
is all the more cred +able when the dis-
ability under orbic the staff labored
daring the first feu months after the
opening of the so roof is considered.
Four forms were ' ondnoted in three
rooms in the publics school from Sept.
ember to December, the aohool was late
in opening in Jet aary an account
of the building of being finished;
the large attend ce made individ-
ual attention diffi .alt, and very little
practical work cot Id be done is the
Science branches -vhlle in the public
school. Then the staff were all new
teacesers to the rc iolars, and it takes
time for pupils to grt accostumed to the
teacher's mode of p{°senting the subject.
0. P. R. Runs $12 Excursion to
Winnipeg,
Upwards of 20,000 men are wanted in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta to
assist in harvesting, and to meet the de-
mand to soon extent the Oanetdien Pa-
cific hag' arranged to run low rate farm
laborers' excursions. Leaving dates are;
Atig. 27, 30 and Sept 4 (Advertisetnent
in another Column gives territory and
further partiotlars.) From all Ontario
stations ons•vvay tickets will be sold to
Vitinnipeg at $12 Men are engaged at
Winnipeg and are given free tickets tri
points where help 15 needed east of hoose .
Jaw. After working at ieest thirty days
and haviog the employing farmer certifyify
to the tact, a ticket back to original
starting point is issued ten payment of
Bt8
Thiel is
et spIendid opportunity to
l e anto make o c
see the golden west d a me -
g
thing more than expenses. LocalO. P. II
agent is well potted and will be glad to
give anyone fall intormatiou.
In the junior I
out of 7 who wrote
passing. The Sen
show even a bete
wrote and 8 passed
Gordon, pt. 11, in
pt. II, bonora;
atrioulation exams,
tl were successful in
or Leaving results
er record, -9 pupile
as follows: Marjorie
ors; Viola Davidson,
m, Hiscox, pt. 11;
Pearl McPherson. irt. 11, honors; Robert
Bryans pt. 11; EL nest Wylie, pt. 11;
Gertrude Troy, pt. 11; Thos. G.•Wilson.
pt. 11.
This very excellc it showing is credit-
able alike to teach urs and pupils, who
are deserving of t-ze 'nattiest oongrat.
ulations. There i:,, we believe, also a
measure of credit
the public school o
instruction. impartei
cessful pupils while
due the Principal of
account of the able
many of these spa -
•the low( r forms.
1t Pays To dverttse.
"Yon will be pres d for money often-
er because yon have o advertising bills
Ito pay than because n have" observed
the Buffalo News. " ig advertising bike
and big bank balanc s grow, together,
out of the same pnbieity campaigns."
The merabant who olds down his ex
pense account by cut ing out advertising
saves money just th way the railroads
would if they shoo d stop buying coal
for their locomotives. Without coal the
wheels won't tnru; without publicity
trade comes to a s andstill, It pays to
throw silver out of he window that gold
may come in at th� door.
Second band an
SAG N DEPS'.
Wall paper seaso
it, at half price, too
Senior Teaches
The results of the se
amination recently he:
This examination qual
b1 We have
13ALrN DEPS'.
s'
Exams.
nior teachers' ex -
d are announced.
flea for admission
to the professional course in the faculty
of education, and is th'
standing accepted fo
school teachers and big
Iowest academic
first-class public
school assistants
RC CelleR NOTES.
ofi.Roy. Mr. Mie of Ripleyooltdttoted
the services in St. lndrew's Presbytee-
tan Ohnroh on Sun lar last and lila ser-
mons were much emsoyed by the oongre
gation.
eMr. Howson of i0' Methodist oharsh
expects to occupy 1
Sunday at both s
11 a. m, "Dangling
"An author that h
captain, waiting for
bright and helpful.
is own pulpit nest
rvioes. Subjects:
Ione here," 7 p. tri.
Ida; or, an old ;es
he pilot." Servsoes
everybody welopoie.
The Wingbam Di riot mooting of the
Methodist church w 1 be held at Ripley
on, Sept. 1010. A 'bath Sobool Con-
vention will be von noted on the after-
noon and evening of the same day.
Very little busiueas 's trttnsaoted et the
Fall District meetin and it will be push-
ed through in the fa' ancon.
Oa Sunday next Staff' Capt. Hay,
Divisional officer 1 one Stratford, will
condnat the meetin in the Salvation
Army at 11 a. m., , and 8 p. m. The
Staff Capt. has been an officer for over
twenty years and has seen much service
throughout Canada.- Come and hear
him. Public welooit�
Rev. H. Edgar Alif
aeries of sermons in t
next Lord's Day. `%7.'r
will be entitled "Ohr
and will consist of ei
an the Beatitudes, oho'
ea Christ's oonoeption
that of the world. '1'
day morning, "The P
Matt 5:3. The Evens
entitled "The Secret
will consist of five st
of salvation and ho
are saved. Topic fo
ing, "The Sense o
Everybody welcome
Ia accordance with he provisions of
regulation 43 (3), the B - and of Examiners
has changed the stand rd of physics and
has made due aliowanc fat the unexpect-
ed nature of the paper. Candidates who
are completing their a nior work under
the provisions of circa& ar 60, in order to
secure their standing, must have entire.
ly fulfilled the re quir meats of said oir-
cellar. Honor matrio ration re,nits are
not here published, tit will be sent to
the principals, with t e certificates and
marks. These will b issued as soon as
possible, the junior p'obably by the end
of the week and the senior a fete days
later. The followin is the list of sue.
°essfuicandidatea i Citron county:—
O. C. Alexander, pit 1; S. J. '.V. Bean,
part 1; Wily. Birks part 11; R. Bryans,
part 11; B. S. case, ` parts 1 and 11; L
J. Clark, part 1, lion :ma; W. J. Cameron,
part 11; A. M. 0 i.beii part 11, V
Davidson, part 11, onors; J. S. Elliott,
part 11; L. B. Pros, r, part 1; lt'l., Gordon,
part 11, honors; . 0. Henry, part 1;
R, R, elartry, pat 11; W. F. Iliecox,
part 11; M. M. Jo s, part 11; R. 1 $illy
part 1; W. N. Queen, part 1; J T
Mustard, part 1, 50 fa) and part 11; 501
(a)1 S. G. Mac naris, part 11; P. Me.
Phexsdn, part 1, honors; IE
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Neftel, part 1; R. itutherford, port 11,1
W. G. Stertor , part 1; II. F. Swann,
part 1; W. J, myth, part 11, honors;
J, h1Stang, art t 11 • if. G. Scott,
part
I, E. , Ti ht ,part 1 • G.
Troy, 11,1
E. J. Whittek r, part 1, honors, and part
11; E. 'Wiley, part 11; T. 0, Wilton,1
pert 11,
n will begin two 4
e Baptist church
ramming series
is arMan,"
t sermonsappy, based
irg how different
f happiness from
pie for next Sen-
ar Spirited Man,"
g series will be
rf Salvation" and
idies of God's plan
we may know we
nSin;ext Sun" Aotdays 2:37even.
.
All seats free.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALEII
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$850—Frame oottage. Minnie at.
5900—Brink cottaite. Martha at.
$900-11e story frame dwellieg 2
lora. Bristol Terrace.
$1200, -Frame dwelling and stable.
Fatriok st.
$1200—Large frame dwelling and
1e acre land Albert at.
2 $1200—Two story dwelling, frame.
Minnie sr.
$1200—Brick dwelling, John st.'-
$1.300—Brick dwelling. Jose-
phine st.
$2000—Large frame dwelling.
Centre et.
$2100—Two ate ry brick dwelling.
Centre st
$1100—lie story frame dwelling
corner of Victoria and
Frances streets.
$2000 --Fine large brick dwelling.
Shnter At.
$20100 --Large new brick dwelling.
Victoria st.
Building lots, business blocks acid
desirable farms at reasonable prizes. `
See list in office.
Ritchie & Cos1ns-
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. -
Griffin-VarstoneBloetc, W11iGEAM.
Phone 12,3
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THE LEADING SHOE STORE
We're Out
FOR THE .
School
Shoe
Trade
All the boys and girls know
that this is the place to get the
proper stales, but, if - there's a
family that does not buy their
Boys' and Girls' Shoes here
and we can get the head of
that family to read this ad and
to come here just to take a
look at our i ehnol Shoes—
we'll get that family's trade,
sure.
No father or mother can
resist soeh tempting values as
we are offering in
51.00 4$1.23.1.,30 and $1.7'd
School Sh;:es for ll;sys' and
Girls,
j
J. Greer
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