The Wingham Times, 1908-07-09, Page 3!STRAW HATSI"904s*
You can buy Straw Hats at
this store this week at less than
wholesale prices. We want to
make a clean sweep of every
straw hatin the house.
Sailor Straws, etc., this year's
goods, clean, fresh stocks
$2.oa
Regular , $2,25 and $2 50 reduced. to - - $1,50
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Regular $1.5o reduced to - $l..00- .� 5
Regular $1.00 reduced to - -
Men's and Boys' Crush Straws
and Crush Hats, feel eft in.Sailors, etc,, just a
each line, all will be swept out
at greatly reduced prices.
tarAterANNAre
(lptendcd for lost week.)
School pleated on To.leday ter eurittner
holidays.
Mr. and tiara dames Scott a led tardily,
of Crillia are vieitilig at Aar, W inflate
iailiottna.
Mr. Robt, Amir is busy beildiug a
cement foundation for hie new driving
shed these days.
Mr, and Mrt. James 1Koffatt and
family, of North Dakota, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. Robt.
Muir have returned to Gilllea Hill,
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leaver Ory finita.
You may be we eleeplees, nervone,
-digestion may be p tor, but don t dee
pair. Never aay die till you have used
Ferrozone, the moat wonderful body
builder, the best nerve and system toaio
known, Ferrozone gives tone and vigor
to the whole body; it makes yon eat,
consequently it provides inoreaB d
nourishment. Pay by day you, grow in
strength -weakness, lose of (deep, ap-
prebension all pass away. You. get well,
look welL Do try b'errozoae, it's sure
to benefit. All dealers in 50o. boxes,
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Soptf,r Emuts tpn strengthens enfeeble4•
nursing mothers by increasing their flesh and
nerve force.
It provides baby with the neeeasal
and ,mineral food for healthy growth. Z
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PRUGOISTS; 500. ANP $1.00.
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fora Iittis theal. 'Y' u also gat a kindly
invitatton into a tinkle3f tree, but iu-
Mx. A. Stuart is busy at work on his variably have to pay 50 Oats or more
new barn. to get out. A dietresaing aaoiddnt was
Mr. ' W. McDonald, of Itiversiale, witnessed iu which a workman painting
preached in Calvin ohurah on Sundaythe
ank ioingof whichehe museum
fell to dinr
was g and
last,
The local branch of the Woman's Ia• which vans not securely fastened, and
stitute held accoeesful mtettngs bare on died shortly afterwards, It would
Tuesday afternoon and evening. There t nit flesh and blood are cheap; plants
was a loge r.tten aims, R number of and nails are deo.
Wiogbam ladies being oreseut. The
addresses by Mist Laura Rose. or Guelph oirLttOsa
and dliao Olarn l', Ellt +tt, of Hamilton At a bare raising at John Ireland's
were very helpful and mane Rood point
ere were given the ladies pres:ut. on the second concession, on'T'hnrslay
one of the timbers slipped, throwing
three young men to the ground, iujar
V oitDsvzcrl, Ing all three John I Aglia fell across a
At high noon. Teesday, June 30th, timber, breaking an arui and leg, alto
the marriai;e took
plaoe of alfare+srat inably die.him Tbn other Y. Ieen,will
nam d
rob-
Adole au 1rst daughter of Pea, - Kell and McDonald, were not serious -
enderand Mrt. Gibaou, to Aar. Alex- 1 hurt.
ander Hill of Mitchell. The R:v. A. Y
the presence13 Dobson performed the oeremooe in
The A pleasant event took plats on Friday,
of the immediate friends Jane 20th. et the school house of No. 1,
wedding march was played by Oulross, when the teaober, air. Couto-
Jane
Pearl Snaith of Listowel, Tuts ant, who is leaving the secttnn, wag
bride wore au Empire gown of whits presented with a handsome gold search
silt; Lunn over taffeta with Chartotta chain by the scholars Reno Mahoney
Oordae hat sad married a *Mower road the address, as given below, while
baguet of lilies of the valley and Yarn*. the presentation was made by Mary Etta
Velem Willis and R eita Harris, nieces McGlynn. Tha recipient, who was
of the bride, acted as ring bearer and agreeably surprised, made a tette-hie
flower girl respectively, Valeria was and feeling renin. The addreSt -
dressed in pale bine silk. each carrying Mu. Cot 1U1 s:-
a basket of pink and white races. withDear Teacher, -Wo, the pupils of 8
maiden hair Pero. The groom's gift to S. No. 1. ()tangs, regret to know that-
tee
hat
tee bride was a baneeouue gold wnc`•h rho Danes
dainty t which hind ns as taanhar mei
and outdo Fultmwlug the Ca[Hnlmny a punits are about to be severed. 4v e have
lunch was et.ved and 111x. ova atwaya found as you a pQtiaut, halptnl
tars. Hill left on the evening train for friend williutI to do anything within
eastern Points to spend their hent>y•your power to help on our advancement,
moon The bride t1 travelled. in a tailor and in tryiu;z times sail begrime with us
snit of cadet bine with tan hat and patiently. We trust you may receive
beeven's rio:,eet reward for your faith
loves Mr, and hitt Hill will reside
to Mitchell. fel service'. We regret to lose y0a, awl
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vet we feel that you ars called to nth- r
Are Your Joints Levee? fields of activity, and thous,b relactent-
ly severing our ties of friendship. we
Haven't you a weak spot. a place bespeak for you toe greatest measure of
Where cold and ir.flimtnation always snoceaa as you j inrnea alouR the path of
settiee? Whether it is in tee neck, side, life. We ask you. to aooept this little
joints ur limbs -the cure is simple -a presentation as a slight token of the
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good rub with Nerviline and then apply respect and esteem in which we bold
Nervilina Parous Plaster. These great you; and we treat that you will tt ink
rubefacients invariably cure strain, kindly of the pupils of 8 S No. 1, Cul-
.. ii,. C, weakness and musonlar rim roes, when we are no lnnger together
Eloping again that you may met with
good muftis. end trusting that yon may
haus God's riohest blessing, we give you
ahearty yet sympathetic farewell,
Signed on behalf of the scholars,
sOwnos.
At 10 30 p. m. Jane 21st, 1908, after
four years of severe illness, Mrs. Samuel
Hyndmaa passed peacefully away to
the Mansions prepared for all them
that love Him, Up till her last mom-
ents, She was able to converse with her
family, brothers and sister, who were
present. Deceased was born in county
of Fermanagh, Ireland. Feb. 6th, 1843
Emigrated to Canada in 1847, Parting-
ton Co , Derham, where they remained
for sevonweera, removing to Ho wick in
1854. Nine years after she became tie
wife of Sainue1Hpndman where through
toil and preservance auooeeded in mak-
ing a comfortable home. She was of a.
quiet disposition. a kind wife, and a
loving mother. She leaves a husband
and eleven children to metro her loss.
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�a Table Linen regular price 40e per yard, now
•30 pieces fine quality Colored Muslins. polka dots and
w figures, regular prices from 15c to 25e, to clear.... .1'.2
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3 dozen Ladies' Blouses, nice quality lawn, tricked,
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hemstitched and embroidery trimmed, long and
w short sleeves, regular prices $1.00 to $1.35, now... .75
s 6 pieces Corset Cover Embroidery, fine lawn with. pretty
• open work patterns, some with
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>0 20 pieces good quality Canadian Prints, light and dark
patterns; sale price
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Besides the irresistible price saving for this week in
various parts of the store, we have a table w SHOES
all sizes, regular prices from $1 to $3, 99
are clearing at
Also table of remnants which are being sold at great-
ly reduced prices. Ask co see our washBelts..
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i hest prices for Butter and Efgs.
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Nine people out of ten suffer from
dyspepsia and dou't know it. Half the
pale obeeks, poor appetite and sleepless
nights are the direct result of dyspepsia.
The cause lies in failure of the stomach
and kidneys are clogged, and unable to
do their work. Nothing pato vigor into
those organo so feat as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. They tone up the whole digestive
system, regulate and strengthen the
stomach, absolutely cure dyspepsia.
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JA1,IESTOWX. 1 There is no myatery about this tier
After a prolonged illness, more or lege chine ie ttthe most
p y etrating tia vpliniment
the
severe, Mrs. Joseph Coombs, an old trouble reea
ly is. Ntlivilice Parona
and highly esteemed resident, was sum- ?fasters are great healers and draw out
monad to her eternal home on vTednas• congestion. Be sure you get the
day, Jnly 1st, passing away at the regi• genuine, sabstitut,aa't do the work
donne of her on, W. G , of Molesworth,
where she was visiting, seven weeks ELYTI1
ced of
ago when she was subject to a third The ergegement is announced
stroke of paralysis and from which she Miss Katharine E McLean, y
lay unooncions until the •time of her daughter o-Rev.
Dr. Bud
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Lean,
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a titibeen
well but last Christmas there was a arranged
end of to ou,tnbe P ace very q' y
repetition of the -shock which told very e e Dominion dap a vary pretty wed -
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Shoe
peelers
Store closes 7
WILLIS ab CO
p. m„ except
Saturdays and
evenings b e -
fore
holidays.
$3.00 Shoes
tor Men I
materially on her health and vigor, ding was held at Lha Mrida's Moms is
h maiden name was Kii w}•en Mass Annie sr dangh•
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Ile. Ma 11i.G'.ynn. Mary EgttaM µGlynn.
Irene Kirby.
Deceased, whose Mo op,
Eliza Hillier, was born at Tiverton, ter of 1�Sr. atzd dies Jae' Mann' was
Devonshire, England, and came to Can- united in the holy b ands of matrimony
to Fred Anderson, well-known to tile when 14 years of age, 55 years ago residents of Biyth and viointtY. R +v.
she was married at London to Mr. J L Small, B. A , partotuiad the
Coomber and shortly after they took ceremony.
possession of their farm here, In ad- In Blyth 0n Monday morning, Jane
39th, hire. A. B. Carr passed away from
dition to air. Ooombes two sons, (W.G.,
of Molesworth: and J. E., of Southern this
i carrng Wad kne eeA en after
R A 11 Sask) and two daughters, was 60 yea=s nine moot
A B a dee her husband
'Girt REM' i1•' CONSTANTLY IN STOCIC exceptionally
sold igo d Shoes
for men, at 65.00 per pair. Shoes whish are
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stores for $3.50 we have them, in Patent Colt,
Dongola and Box Calf, and
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SAbtPLES IN SOUTEt WINDOW.
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nner Sets Free
TO OUR PATRONS
This beautifnt iinp3rted Sdiu I'yraelain Danner Ware (GIVEN
.AWAY, piece by pieee, in any gx•tntity to ox.^ cash elite n3r3.
We're after 13I'3 BUSINES fir the tnliti of JUL?��� and
in order to make this one of the LAR ZEST and BEiT S 1,14E41 iii
the history of THIS STORE, We one special I DUC E\1I Si VS to
those who buy for C A.SII or for BUT TER and EGi'S. In every
department prices writ be amazingly tow, sold in a�i�.Ftio;i to eat
priees you wilt receive a. coupon for every peeoha'e of twenty fire
cents. two coupons with a fifty Cent pureh is s and e'I on. li lid yo'.l'
coupons until the first of August then bring them in and gat dishes
tor them, Tots ie a very easy way of getting a, nae Tait or Danner
Set of imported Porcelain Ware.
Coupons given on purchases of Ken's and B sy's Clothing, Hats
i 7- Beats and Shoes, Carpets. Ra,s, 0:t -
cloths, I.inoteatns, Blinds, Curtains, Dc+'ss i,r )na.3, Silk'8, 'W'a.ists,
Wrappers, Underwear, Hosiery, Clavas, Parasite, (J rsate, Prints,
Gin hams. M:astins, Batts, Collars, Ribb,3as, Ia to -3 ani. all 013re'1 rediae
excepting the Grocery D ;partmsnt.
Remember all our CUSTO1IERS will share alike and have
the same chance of getting these be -tattle dishes. Pa"ca; .yes fru'
one dollar up will start you on. the dishes, Fear eoup ins secures one
Fruit Saacer.
4tuttt'S.
The C3crt of Pevi-i+:n met acoo:diug
to adj moment on Jens 29th. alma•
bars all present Minutes of last meet-
iug rears and confirmed.
A1r. Jas. Pariah was Petered owner of
north i_ tot 27, con 8; Jas Netnery eut-
ered o,vaer of northeast is lot 2, con. 0;
gobett Taylor e::.tered owner of north
part euuth Lz lot 3. cos 9,
On moti„ a. of Campbell and Taylor
the Court at R»v'simn was than ctostd
and the roll eararltebe3 as the asses,•
meat roll for th current year.
Council business was then proceeiel
with.
The 1+.'u, iueer'e report on the Johu•
*ton 11113 McDeuale. drains were present•
ed and aooepted, Taylor,
Moved by Shaw, seconded by
that the report on the Johnston drain be
rand at 2 o'clock p m and the B,ieD •n
old drain at 3 o'clock p m on Jnly 1 Leh
next. --Carried.
Oa motion of Campbell and MoOei-
obeoa, the Clerk was instructed to ask
for tenders for tees constrnetion of the
Mason and GraMby ddra3 so o'clo ock S t r -
day, Jnly
m.
Granby .drain tray be tendered for is
panels.
two pane
The Co:zrt of 1i,�4i+i?S'. on the Grash?
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drain was one seal at 1 co m
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An cel.w, was mane by tele
a . _ hs and nine
Qui pas e. nd alae leaves
(Mea. Jas. Oatt, of Blyth, and Mrs. A. days, ei
McDonald of Oraubrook) survive to hold 0118 80 daughters, Mina i01' Toronto, and
and
three
in loving remembrance the Life of a de •
Lily, ail of Blyth. -
voted wife and loving mother.
Oa Dominion Day the residents of
'4►0---- Blyth were sorry to hear that Minn
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A P'riahtfut Death. Susie Wilsonchad die u
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illness Deceased Mai about years
Is one from suffocation and sometimea age ..handed school at Stratford and
follows a bad attack of Asthma, The 4 d a poG t.a t in Ta
old fashioned remedies may relieve, but tier where she w
never cure. Best restate come from
Oatarrhozone which cures Asthma after
hope is abandoned. It's because Ca-
tarrhozone kills the Astmange iabth
at
t'n snails k
g.
Start Right in to
Thursday, Jllly
Come early and often anal you
Satisfied.
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after passing secure a {saottco r
ronto as stenoorap wits : Cr. T. R. Cs akaiast their aoiessntent as
employed tial feat may when she Gomel I said drain. Mr. annul:air, o' Lrusstle
Moms owing to has be a bad cold. , was present on bsil:.lf of Sims cotitpuwy• 1
h been unwell ar=d, E a .. gcRsr t:' -t b lag present, a,
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R. J`obnaton's old stand, opposite Bank of Commerce.
Repairing done equal to the best city work, all rips on shoes bought
fS of us Sewed free of Charge. I'no*;1a 129.
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breathing are relieved, suffocating moth r, a > t n '^lo•k o tr chid rico.
and loss of bzeath are cured. h rsistJ s �Orern. cot tq were o. _era
Buy on
2nd.
will b3 wail
MUSLIMS -10 places Farley Flowered wad Spot Si talkie, dao
value up to 153, sale price • • '
WAISTS-Lodiea Wbite Lawn Shirt Waists,' nicely made.
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atziS up to 3S, July sale.
DRAWERS -5 dozen Ladies Cambric Drawers. file melee 3.i
of cambric, vales up to 59o, oar cut prioe
TABLE LINEN -403 Bleached Linen, wile, on sale.
LADIES VESTS-SPeoiel line on sale, only,
HOSE -5 dozen Ledifls Black Osshm3re H ise, all wool sale .`25
PARASOLS -A line of White Parasols, fat 25 value for.. $1.00D
MENS TIES -250 Hook on Ties, on sale your choica....<. .19
LONG GLOVES -Special value in 'Black or WhiteLeng
d and .7,i
Gloves in L toe or Lige
No room here to quare mere prima, the store i3 fell of B trgei ns.
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Come and see for yourself.
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qua IMPORTERS, WINGHAM. PHONE 68.
Prole that m1 she aH ngia ra
at last w ble to leave Mar had. ; pov'd by 1` for ?x' sac i ' do bywas
leaves
S
he
as nus
to mourn
her lora, her Shaw-, that they Court of Revi+•o i key
brother, Jambs of Euet Wa
sations
the system, and Asthma
venaold obtonios rom
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perience immediate relief and lasting
cure. Equally good for Bronchitis,
Throat Trouble and Oatatrh. Sold by
all dealers in 25o. and $1 00 sizes. Get
Catierrhezene to -day --4t does onre.
wanosh, and t res € d to be pail at
Vint, of Morris, airs. Acooanu.
Shakespeare, and Mardis at home. fellows: -Jas ;fee a n 1 ri,p plowbroken
Deceased arab a member bright
the Presby grave,, w�
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tartan church and was a bright and good { on road, $'i 00; Jae. Rome 1, horse :the
living young lady. on grader, $5; Ohas, Procter, drawing
gravel to 1taerond. $6; Wm. Thaell,
_ operating grader, $`3; l'�m. Thueil,
tiv Irurlecat'. t I's. blacks
mithing a00Ount ca gra-er, $5,40;
Bates and Taylor, work on west bound -
Haying has aommsnced. n Ary, Si 70; Jac. Oaseraore, repairing
Mrs. A, Merrily and two children, 0. appraaoh to bride $'� James Kelly,
Walton, are visiting Miss E. Peddle. engine Mira anal wood for grader,
the bides of .the roads are running d Bird,iwood
and ight° hire
GREY.
It Dost the township $234 to recoat
the McFarlane bridge abutments with
cement. This was neoessary in order
to save them, although the abutments
built few years ago
$`3 �0; Wm' er rd under -
far gra a ; drat*, $110 00; R
b^uohi4q end digiEiug .
MtMurray, damages hau.ang gravel, $3;
secant �il'J.1t1; TMOa
Wild with daisy and other weeds and
they will become masters if oo•operative
action is not taken to down them.
were Only til a '
The btiok work at the Haut xetidence The Presbyterian garden party was a , Gerry aha Walkerbylaws, $2u; Iiltiin
D grand success, the proeeedi amounting ( Miller, making tile, $51.69; W H• Kerr,
for Alex, Barron. is Completed by- , to over $100. The Luoknow Pipe 13and Gratby drain elm +t, t05.
in
was the attraction for the evenintf. Ali For gravel: --Jae. 3 IV chola $G 18 TJas.
A. Lowry, of Breese's, It is 20 st
feet, 1 story Arid a half with a kitchen
18 20 feet, Thais. Newsome has the
contract.
The fine 132 afire farm of P. J. Ryan,
West of Watton On the boundary, has
been Bold to W. H. Anderson, of
present rt A evening.
Farmers in this section are cot leave
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$6.70, ,D s. Agar $0 2"7'. r E E. Ward
trig of the fact that Hien win not leave { $,5,`?5, See. Nicholson $1.83. Jas Kerney
the town to work ng the farm 1a aatr• Wei. Little $3 1'2.5, Irvine $`.t• ,
olds need thinning and workers are j Thda. McCall $15.ii, 11 Birkby $.. et,
Headed an the hay geld, The 4re,.dq t (.gym 'Kno9e $o.c3.
•tains will mens some past gas1t t' hey 1 Bylaw No. 7, autheriz.ng the Reeve
eaaon. d TreA3urOr to borrow money to meet
t repo a vs y pleasat+t
THE FALL FAIRS.
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Laadmn Sapt. Ii --1'J
Uziderwoad......... .., Oct. 1S
Oct. 6
Teeswasa Oct. t;-
Teeswater Sept. 2i1-30
Ripley
Pain •ratan n
Danaaanon
lfordwich
F i;t-+.-Al
Thnng's our mill was destroy -
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by lice on 5iendat right, we
still have a large stock of
LUBBER AND Sf14gLES
on hand, and can all all orders.
CO_fl£s and ClEUI INT
also on Band for sale.
DUFF STEWART.
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Oot.
Olt:.
Stet. 16-•17
Blyth .. Sepk.20-30
Brussels ..,.0 t. 1-2
The cad of a 2e foot Gtorgista Bay
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'tit ON
40 000,
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Ohne:.
is tie
sial
elusive of land damages. ilia length
would be 440 ratios. The surveys al-
r.sadv have 0051 $50,000.
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It is atowel foraiangele did not o mu) up ae g0 • the nenegtary ex,
e is g well located property With 1 one would Expect, cousiderin„ the i and passed.
extra good buildings. TMs parehaser ehawexy weather. So ue oro fi�}in T i 4 On matron of Mo...o. aeon rind Camp'
l the 1st or sant dpots wits tarn r , , bell, Mr. 11. I'roctm: \yes apt salary
at possession until the va + o okf. eaarrent year at
dOeB not g p K g collector for the fora a oh. AIr. Ryan had the nils• biIAnd and li ht Bole era o is a tt atory
of �s$5 00 on meet$ orraancs of the
fortune to loss the Bight of one nye beet he g� a n� i arty' on Thursday. MAO, Baotirity for the disc p
And as the other has been some dad vitae a snecesaful affair, and the Ladies' ; work,
fleeted ti spsolaliat lase r C4i3rtrid Aid of the Metltediet Olaurch are tO be Oa Motion of tCampbell
tlpeellaand tint'
affected j ham q eboon t lith no0 at ten
a Ohauga front outdoor to indoor Din ,ongtatulatud. The Wing
• 1 d rho Harmony, n,nd bit. `meet Again on Jelly
W. Matto, Clerk.
istomais
pioyrnent hence the decision to sell.
Mrs. Anderson 'WAS iernierly' Mae
Sholdioe SO will be no stranger in taking
rtli residence here. Mr. Anderson 001d
his farm in Wattage township during
the past year.
tette step .e
Graney'( recitations brought forth nota•', o'clock tt, ma
stderab e
1 mirth.
Some of our citizens took in the Cherries are plentiful rials year and
excttreiarc to Niagara V4183°4(1 learned, { _
people know heel to Targe ae big pact the birds are having an extra good foeel.
Prom Wiugh Pial
ra via Chicago and
To Man. `end class
Winnipeg,"
. $:1.00
Portage La Praise, MAIL- $2.1.B5
Brandon, Man. $ 23.00
Regime, Sask. - - $27.50
Moose Jaw, Sask. - - $28.35Stskat00n, Saab. - e $30 85
$e31.8:5
P.•inoe Albert, Sask.
;nicnton, Alta.
139d Deer, Alta. $37.55
Proportionat0o other point,
in Canadian North•Wsat. Trains
now operated through St.
Clair
ir
Tunnel by Electricity.
ev linespdPo 5t. Baui
covert
ipiSt. i
Poll information at any Grand
Trunk Ticket 0ibioe.
LOWESI RTES
to t.
NORTH-WEST
by any route, aro glean on C. 1' It.
Homeseekera' Exonrsion8, which are
nos' run via new Muskoka line. hoots
Saved on old sohed'le. 60 day return
tickets to ail North•West Points,
rates ranging fr)m
Winning return. $32 00
Edmonton retitrll., 812.50
r.EAVIMtt DATER: r
,inty 7, et. Aug. 4, til. Sept. 1, I.;, e
Comtortalile L.+rti,y in tourist slew-dim:
wdim:rly east
-at surall t•xtra cost. Apply
r
ar.,•ommodatiou
'ARIP To MUSKOKA
To Parry Pound or to any of the delishtfe
Georgian Say resort~ IR most eomtort811
and quiettly made by 'inking the G.P.
Fast trains over new 0ircet iinP >:t'rrl6
time and equipment witht ut equal.
for any ' torn;nhon lee At't nt or wri
0• i3. l'ostt1, ITh;. Pose. lege it Toronto.
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