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THURSDAY, JULY 8. 1915
EDITORIAL NOTES
Investigations will probably be held,
without delay, into the Government
building contracts at Brandon. Start_
ling stories are in circulation. Then
there is the new law courts buildings.
It will stand scrutiny. There is also the
power house. A building suitable to all
requirements could have` been erected
for $50,000, but the late Government is
said to have blown to nearly $200,000.
This building will also stand a thorough
probe. It is a colossal undertaking to
go into all the dirty business, but the
work must be done. —Winnipeg Tribune.
The Tory rump in Manitoba has asked
Sir Hugh John Macdonald, son of Sir
John, Police Magistrate of Winnipeg,
and one of the commissioners now in-
vestigating the record of the Roblin
Government, to become Provincial
leader of the party. Sir Hugh John
bears an honored name and is a man
of some ability, but time alone can heal
the wounds Roblin and his gang inflicted
upon the fame of Manitoba. We doubt
whether Sir Hugh John will undertake
the task of assisting time in the matter.
A. bigger man than he would balk at
the job. Of one thing there can be no
doubt; the whole Tory institution which
so long lorded it in Manitoba was rotten
to the core, and in its desperation it is
trying to convey to the world the im-
pression that there is no soundness,
public or private, in the Province.—
Victoria Times.
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Licentiate of Toronto Conservatory of
Music and Authorized teacher of Flet-
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examinations in Piano and Theory.
Theory taught by correspondence.
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FARM FOR SALE
Lot S. }n, 15, 16, Con. 1, Morris, 10
acres; well watered; good buildings
large bearing orehard; 15 acres bus
suitable for stock or grain farming
311 miles from Wingham, owner retir
ing. Apply to
BLVETALE.
R. Garniss was at Waterloo
week.
Miss Cora Messer is spending her va-
cation at Kingston.
Mrs. R. Shaw and Mrs. Robt, Black
are on a two months' trip out West.
The Bluevale Ora ngemen will cele-
brate the glorious twelfth at Wingham
next Monday.
W. J. Masters, G. T. R agent, has a
new Ford touring car this is the first
one owned in the burg.
Mr. Earl Aitchison, of Mount Forest,
is spending a couple of weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Aitchison.
Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Hutchison,
Mrs. Griffiths and Miss Sanderson of
Toronto are at present at their summer
home here.
Don't forget the Garden Party to be
held on Methodist Church lawn, Tues
day, July 2Qth. Tea will be served
from six to eight p.m. The Wingham
Citizens' band will be in attendance and
refreshment booth will be on the
grounds. Come and spend a good time
Admission will be 23c and 15c.
A Reference Library of books and
bulletins has been opened in the school
from the proceeds of the Old Boys' Re-
union held last year and is free to every
one in the community who wishes to
make use of it including all members of
ety. Epworth League, Westminster
Guild and other organizations who will
01 find it of service in preparing papers,
h , addresses, debates, etc. On account of
.1, tieing works of reference the books and
- ! bulletins may only be kept out two days
at a time, but a Travelling Library is
Iexpected shortly from the Department
last
the Women's Institute, Literary Soci-
W. CLE:GG,
Proprietor.
--- . of Education containing fiction and
PLEASANT VIEW FARM! general literature which will also be
FOR SALE
1.211 aP:.=,,. 10 ser. et els iced. 20 aeres I
hark ,i weal, fenced; good , A WORD FOR MOTHERS
state cuitivation; wind im,I; }rood water; i
k barn 8'1x62 nod out -building s
two storey brick eottatze, 11 roams.
ROBERT LEATHORN,
tf Bluovate.
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Strayed from the pretnises of the
undersigned. lot 34, con 1, Cuirass on
or about the 5th of June a one -year-old
medium-sized gray Heifer without horns.
Parties knowing' of her whereabouts
will kindly communicate with
JOHN KENNEDY,
004 Whitechurch, Ont.
Keep Your Eye
On Patterson's
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Window
FOR THE
r Zth of
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$8.00. Nothing jn the Window worth
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Buy your Diamond Rings at Patterson's
on the 12th of July and save 20 per cent.
A large stock to choose from.
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THE GREAT WATCH 'DOCTOR.
W ingharn
BELG KAAV p:
The ladies of the Red Cross Society
will hold a picnic in Mr. C. B. Wilkin-
epn's grove on the afternoon of Friday,
July 9th to which the public is invited.
The usual sports will be held and there
will be a booth on the grounds. Supper
served in the evening. All persons are
asked to bring baskets. ,A collection
will be taken and proceeis will be used
in purchasing articles for the Canadian
boys who are fighting our battles at the
front. The officers of the Society are:
President, Mrs. (Rev.) Boyle; Treas.,
Miss McClelland; Sec., Mrs. D. S. Scott.
Rev. Mr. Parnaby, the new Method-
ist nastor conducted his first services
last Sabbath. We welcome him and
his family to Belgrave and hope his
pastorate may be marked by a large
measure of success.
Last week Rev. Mr. Kilpatrick and
family removed to Shedden where the
reverend gentleman has been appoint-
ed to labour. Shedden is a stirring vil-
lage in Elgin Co. and we wish
Mr. Kilpatrick all the good things of a
kindly Providence in his new charge.
It is a grave mistake for mothers to neg-
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
I silence --this only leads to chronic sick-
ness and often shortens life.
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Scott's is strengthening thousands of
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TOWN OF WINGHAM
COURT OF REVISION
A NEW ISSUE
of the
Telephone
Directory
is now being prepared, and additions and changes
for it should be reported to our Local Manager
at once.
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conveniences.
Why not order to -day and have your
name in the new directory?
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Take notice that sittings of a Court
of Revision for t e Town o ' Ingham
will be held on 1'rida July 23rd,
1915, at 8 o'clock .A or hearing of
appeals and othe iters in connec-
tion with the sew ' = recently construct-
ed on Edward, ,iohn, Minnie and Pat-
rick streets; sidewalks on William,
Catharine and John Streets and Carling
Terrace; also pavement on Josephine
street.
All persons interested will govern ;
themselves accordingly.
JOHN F. GROVES,
62-2 Town Clerk
Safe and Timely
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of a century, have there been so many n ' , in-
vestors in Government and Municipal d • ntures
as during the past six or seven months
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stitute the safest class inves ent, and that
owing to present financ al c ditions, they are
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DAIRY BUTTER
The New Storage Law Which Came Into Effect
Last Fall R.eads :
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blocks or prints, wrapped in parchment paper unless such
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