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The Wingham Times, 1912-02-08, Page 1if VOL. 1141.—NO„ 208, WINGHAM • l'S WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1912, $1 A YEAR TN ADV.AVE • Rexall Kidney Pills WILL CURE KIDNEY •IRS Your money back if they, don't. 60 PILLS 50 CENTS. Walton McKibbon THE MOIST The 42.124, Store Macdonald Block, Wingham. nosos SOME BARGAINS IN TOWN. PROPERTIES (1) (2) (3) Fratrie Cottage, parlor, din, ing re om, kitchen, three bed rooms, pantry, closets, bard and cat v titer, good garden, stone eeilar, fine location. Price rehsoriable. Smaller cottage. Owner leaving tovvn. A bargain. stery frame house with lege . barn. Will be sold right. (4) Brick house with 'conveni ences Well situated. • A choice home at a fair figure. TITTNENTINITIMMIT, The aboVe are only a few of • the- properties we have on oar list. Others will be,advertised in this space wee k I y Pieces. in Town Plot, ViThiteeliureh, Belgrave and Biuevale. Parma in surrounding Townships. N.13 --We have a buyer tor a suitable 100 aere farm, near Winghare. ' • Ritchie 86 C088118. SIAL ESTATE.AND INSURANCE • F.T.T.•••••••.T.ToTaTaNPF.T.F•Fe.".T.0../..T.T.• A.• E. SMIT BANKER ONTARIO. • , Farmers who want money to buy 'home, oattle, or hogs to feed for nnaket • oakhave it on reasonable terms. Notes discounted for tradeemen, mer - °bents or agents, on favorable terme. Loans on real estate at the lowest rates going. ................„...............1.____ , • _ e Chrishe's Groc ry • PHONE 59. 1 ,,i GIVE: ouR TEAS A TRIAL ' That is what we asked in our lad issue, and quite a number have joined the ranks of those Who RINK CHRISTIE'S TEAS We de not say that they will ,ap. Peal to evecy taste, BOW WE Me. SAY that by honest comparison they will be found to surpass most teas Offered, HOMeMber Otir prices. .. 30c, 40c, and 8.0c _ . . IOUR CORE IS GOD .COFFEE. . 1 ristt Preah Herring', White Fish, ' Stallion (Prtiah),. Filleted FM, Finnan iladdie, Salt erring Hall/101i (Balt). Xippere. -......4..........mo.0%. wnar Oreer's Shona and Rubbers Sale of Horse Thes. E. Wa1ke ii11 hold an auction gale of horses and attle at the National Ho$eJ, WngharnJ on Saturday after- ' noon, Feb. 10th. here are thirty-five Percherons from tfvo to four years old; also some Clydesd le colts and a num- ber oteattle. Si months' credit on approved joint no s, John Purvis will be the auctioneer February clearing sale t KNOx's. Fon SALE • Twcysd canoes. Apply to JACK MASON. Ladies' Auxi ary Meeting' The regular mee ng of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Wingham General Respite] will be h. d in the council Chamber on Monday afternoon, Febru- aro 12th at 4 o'clock. All members of the Auxiliary are re ested to be pres- eta. Any 1..4ies of he town or sur rounding district w shing to beCome members will be. cor ially welcomed, MRS. Rio RD CLEGG, See'y. • Overshoes and Rubbers for Men - Women and Children --All the good styles and best makes. W. J. QREER. Moving to • Winghamites will a good citizen, in Wm. Nicholson, ha in Kent county -an Of his new prope April. He has ma and has always Wor that was in the int and we regret the r ily from Wingham. nt County. regret to hear that. he person of Mr. purchased it• farm will get possession y on the first of a good citizen and ed for everything rest or the town moval of his fam- Great stock redu. ing • sale at Knox's during February, ,Have You enewed? Many subscribe s have called or written during the ast few weeks and renewed their sub criptions for 1912. Those who have n t yet done so, will please attend to t is matter at once. The name label tel how much is due to us; all subscripti ns being payable in advance. The amo nt, individually, is small, but collectiv y is too large to be .overlooked by th publisher. The TreiEs mailing list as been corrected up- to February 2nd If any Subscriber - bus not received p per credit, kindly notify us and w will give the mat- ter prompt attenti n.' FOR SALE.- House and about one acre of land in Wingham- Town Plot, owned by the late Mrs. Jas. McKenzie is offered for sale. For particulars apply to Geo. Allen or Gavin Wilson, executors, Wingham, Ont. Former Wingh mite Promoted. The promotion o Mr. Lewis H. -Har- old, freight agent f the Grand Trunk at London, to air ry important position in the company's service, has been an- nounced, and to le effect on Monday. Mr. Harold has ow been made agent of the traffic de artment, his jurisdic- tion extending er the entiee system from Chicago, 111., to Portland, Me. While his headq arters Will be in Mont- real. Mr. Hare d's family will remain in -London. M Harold is a former Well-known an popular resident of Wingham and w s G. T. R. agent bere for some time. Many old friends here will be pleased to hear of his promo- tion, • 20 to 50 per cent disconnt at Knox's during the February sale.' Died Ve Suddenly. Mr. John A. cLean has received word that, his con in, Rev. Donald Me - Kenzie, dropped ead in the station at Minneapolis as he was waiting to take a traiti home afte having delivered a brilliant address a banquet of Clan Stewart, Of the Sons of Scotland. When he left the hall and right up ,to the time of his • ath, Rev. Mr. Mc, Kenzie was apps eptly in the best of health. He vvas 6 years ..ef age, and was born near L cknow. After grad - tutting from Ha line University, he was appointed pa tor of the Methodist Church in Excel kir in 1902. He re - Mined there for ix years and in that time became wi ely known as the, ufightingpastor,' owing Whit crusade against ealoorte. eV. Mr. McKenzie - was widely known 11 through the dis- tile, having spok here on many W- ash:MS, Besides 1 s wifehe is survived by three children, he deceased resid- ed for Many years • ith his parents on a farm on the bon dary about a mile west of Whited', rch and the family Will be rentembe d by many of the older residents of his section. Read Willis & Co.' N AdVp 04 page Farm Labor • Geo. IL Mooney, ing out from the 01 class of farM labor ble Married men, skilled plowmen. promptly. re Comi f Ri ey, is bring- nd a superior , including e1ia- ys girls, and Applicati ns filled WANTED.— A good eneral servant girl. Apply to R. S, cGee. • .County L ge Meeting. County Lodge North Huron L, 0 L. assembled in t e Orange Hall,Wing- ham, on Tuesday, County Master Dane of Gorrie in the chair. There was a large attendance from all over the county, abut 100 elegates being pres- ent. Bro. Ben G ,, of Brussels, the first County Masi er of North Huron about 50 years ago was niade an how orary member. T e following officers were elected for 19 2; County Master, Thos. Stewart: De uty Master, John F. Groves; Chapla n,, Rev. E. Croly; ee-See'y, Jas. P aeoek; Fin-See'y, Ed Johnston; Trejisurer, Jas. Goley; Dir, of Ceremonies, Henry Leishman; Lecturers, Wm. G est, and W. Hayes. The newly elected dfficers were install- ed by Past County Master Greer and all orangemen are looking to a steady advance irr 1912. A Good School. It is now freely "admitted that the Wingham Business (College is one of the High -Class and most popular Business Schools of Ontario. Owing o it being a link in a chain o seve high-grade schools and being a ed with the Commercial Educe orr Association of Canada, its. gradu es enjoy a prestige which gives them the positions avail- able. Thousands f young people, who cannot attend in person learn while they earn through our Home -Study De- partment: Othe s study at home for a time and finish i a month 9r two at College. Any y ung person, who is desirous of success in life should write to the Wingham Business College, Wingham; Ont., f r particulars. Death of s. Henderson. The people of t is district were sur - prized on Saturd afternoon to learn of the death of s. Thomas Hender- son, at her home o John street. The deceased lady ha been troubled for some time with he heart and passed away very sudden] Mrs. Henderson's maiden name was Sharlotte Gray, and she was born in the Township of Wil- mot, Waterloo Cou ty, ori May 30th; 1842, and when a y ung girl she came up to Turnberry Township with her parents and other embers of the fam- ily. On the 22nd of November, 1861 she was married the late Thomas Henderson, who •assed away on the 23rd of Novembe last, the day follow- ing the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. For nihny years Mrs. Hen- derson resided in Morris Township on the Bluevale roa , just east of Wing - ham and a few ears ago moved into Wingham. She vent through all the trials and hardships incident to pioneer life and -was hel in high esteem in the community. Fo many years she had been a member St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church. Deceased family con- sisted of twelve hildren and is survived by four „sons end three daughters, viz: —Mrs. John H nry, Brandon, Man.; George, Of Dunc n, B.C.; William J., on the homeste d, Adam and Misses Emma and Mag ie, at home, and T. Edgar, of Leer sse, Wis. Five broth- ers and two sis ers also suruive, viz: — Mrs. Thos. J nkins, Bluevale road; Mrs. Murray, ult Ste Marie, Mich.; John Gray, To onto; Joseph A. Gray, Turnberry; Th s. Gray, Wingham; Wm. Gray, Howicl ; Jerry Gray, Bruce Mines. The f neral will take place this (Thursd ) afternoon at 2.30 o'clock for t Wingham cemetery. Service at the ouse at 2 o'clock. FOUND—On the last Saturday in De- cember a robe. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expen- ses at the TIMES office. CHURLH NOTES TteV. W. E. Mil •oni of Trinity Meth- odist Church, St atford, has decided not to accept t call to , Ontario Street Church at Hinton. Presbyterians t rtnighout Canada end infect throughout the world are mak- ing preparation f r the celebration of the ccntenary o the birth of David Livingstone, the great missionary, who was born in anarkshire, Scotland, on March 19, 1 13. The celebration Will be held d ring the first three inoriths of next ear. - The Methodis Church of, Canada has given for an a endment to' its act of incorporation • oviding for the remov- al of such chu ch trustees as shall fail for a certain time to attend trustee meetings, ani also permitting . five trustees to f. in a quorum when the total number trustees etteeds nine. " HIGH SCHOOL. 1OTES. !FTTFF,TFTT On Friday last hej regular meet- ing of the LiteraryJ Society was held, - Tbe programme onsisted of the following numbers; A 4election by the Harmonica Band, the second of the series of addresses on 2poleon by the President, another se coon by the Harmonica Rand, is re cling by John Allen, Miss Jean VA Norman, the reading of the Journal, dn instrument- al by Miss Oneida Irwinnd a dialogue. Mimi Mina Kennedy, ie Vice -Presi- dent, occupied the ch r. Mr. Percy acted as critic. Form HI are having test examina- tions this week and the ' are working hard. • Last Friday our junior hockey team drove to Brussels to ilay the jun- ior team of that tow The spec- tators were treated to a last game in which our boys game otr victorious by a score of five to fou. The Wing - ham boys lined up as ollows; Goal, F. Sturdy; point, A. Wil on; cover, H. Treleaven; rover, O. Pe er; centre, F, Johnston; right wing, Geddes, left wing, W. Haines, On Wednesday-, Januar 31, our High School Seniors played th Ripley Nor- thern League team here. This is the team that is giving L know such a hard battle for the eh mpionship of the Northern League in is district but our boys played them o' their feet and won by a score Of 11 Before our boys could get warmed p Ripley scor- ed three but this was a out their lim- it and the High School e .t to work and tied the score before ha f time. After the rest our boys we t to work and scored eight more whil Ripley eould only get one past McE en. The game was very clean and ref. ee Frank Mc- Lean had an easy time f it. The line-up was as fol ows: P. McDwen Goal ' Ferris A. Wilson Point hapman H. Mutton Cover W. Ferris 0. Fender Rover eidenhammer H. Day Centre Bowers C. McLean R W Ferris S. Maereher LSV Wilson We are pleased that there has been but little sickness in the school this year. Miss Clara Bro who has been ill is improving. FOUND. — On Tue bunch of keys. In 10 name "Miller" on it. same by applying at day evening a is one key with Owner can have IMES Office. Health of th Province. Except for increa es in the number of cases of whoopi g cough and diph- theria, the health •f the people of On- tario during the • : st month shows an all-round improv: • ent upon last year's January record. The largest reduc- tion was in the number of cases of typhoid, due to t e fact that in Janu- ary, 1910, the Ot wa typhoid epidemic was at its wors .. The apparent in- crease in the nu ber of tuberculosis cases is accounte for by the fact that this disease is eing reported more than in the past. Married ifty Years, The TIMES is thi week privileged to record the fiftieth edding anniversary of another worth and popular couple of this district in he persons of Mr. and Mrs. John Ag ew, of Lower Wing - ham. ' Mr. and M . Agnew were mar- ried in Blyth on t e 7th of February, 1861 and settled o their farm on the 9th concession f East Wawanosh. Mr. AgneW wa hewn near Peterboro and when sevent en years of age came with his paren to East Wawanosh. Mr. Agnew and is father had to chop their way throu h the bush from Au- burn to the orig nal Agnew homestead on the 9th cone ssion of East Wawa- riosh., Mr. A new's parental hone was for years t e second stopping place between Goder h and Winghain for the early set ers. Mrs. Agnew's maiden name w s Margaret Oak and she was born Puslinch Township, near Guelph a d when a young lady taught school on the 9th of East Wawanosh and ere met Mr. Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. new resided for forty years on the fa m and ten years ago moved ter Lo er Wingharn. There family 'Consists of five sons and four daughters all o whom are living, viz: Mrs. D. Pear n, on the first Agnew homestead in est Wawanosh ; Misses Hannah and A ilia Agnew, nurses in Philadelphia4P ; Miss Mary Agnew, at Utile; os. kr., Wingham; Dr. Deyt n, Ohio; Dr. Jobe. Crestline, Ohi ; Robert, D. D. 54 Medicine Hat, lta.; James, D. D. S., Fostoria, Obi The eelebration of • this very happy emit has been post - ponied until n t summer when It is expected that .11 the ineiritrers of the family will be able to. be home. To Mr. and Mrs. giiew be mttended the best wishes and hearty congratula- tions of a large eirele of friends. .11111 /W. :L._ • The February eeting of the Town Council was held n Monday evening withyorall Spottonthepre meibdien.r;present and Mayor Minutes of pre ions meeting were read and approved Communication rom Walker & Clegg requesting refund f $5 overcharge on sanitary tax and iso one from Wm. Gannett for refun of $1 overcharge on sanitarelcibyta:on, Th overcharges were refunded on motto of Couns. Elliott and m Communication as read from Hydro Electric Commissio asking for joint ac- tion from the muni ipalities in Huron County who voted f vorably on Hydro power. The Clerk as instructed to write the Commissio to the effect that Council was willing co-operate in the matter. Cunieation fr m the Wingham General Hospital Boa d, requesting the annual grant of $2e0. On motion of Reey McDonald and Come VanStone, th usual grant of $200.00 was made to t e Hospital. Mr. Richard Clegg, hairman of the • Hospital Board was pr sent and thank- ed the Council for the grant and in- formed the Council t e Hospital had last year been very hea ily taxed with free patients and othe patients who were not able to pay t e full cost of treatment. The Electric Light a d Waterworks Committee reported tha they had been endeavoring to make a ettlement with R. A. Dinsley, who had last fall lost a fingerswhile at work on the waterworks well. The Committee had offered to settle with Mr. Dinsley at three-quarter wages and paying his octor's bill, but -Mr. Dinsley had refus d to sign a re- lease. Moved by Own. Mott and Reeve McDonald, that R. Dinsley be paid $123.15 in full settle ent of his claim and that he sign a r lease relieving the Town of any further liability.—Carried. Mr. Dinsley was p esent and said the settlement would be atisfactory, The Finance Comm ttee recommend- ed the payment of the following ac- counts:— Fred Scott, work45 Wm. Jardine, work. ...:. 1 35 A. Sanderson, sno louhin and team wor 80 00 Miss M. Fleuty, ypewriting auditors' repor John F. Groves, sal. & postage $ 55 50 . • reg. ., 8 M. & D. 21 00 Geo. Allen, salary. ..82 Lewis,352 5 000 R. Rankin, A. Posliff, breaking oads,. 1 00 Geo. Mason, supplie- 2 15 Bell Tel. Co., rent. messages 37 35 Thos. Lunn, work ... 1 95 Dominion Express C , charges 45 W.W. Dept, water fo streets,etc 108 25 C.N. Griffin, sal. as lol. & post. 80 00 A. H. Musgrove, sal s Auditor. 35 00 J. Allen, work at hal 50 Alex. Young, supplie 1 00 B. Doyle, meals 1 00 D. C. McDonald, wor ..... 14 10 R. H. Saint, work7 00 John Imlay, work ... 90 E. Dennis, snow plow ng , . 4 35 R. Leggatt, work . . 2 55 John Huffman, work .. 2 55 Geo. Kergus, work 1 80 S. Thornton, work' -..........1 60 Robt. Dey, work ....... . 2 40 A. Tipling, teaming 4 30 Richardson & Rae, co and sup. 69 75 A number of accoun s for the water- works and electrie 11 hts departments were also recommend d for payment. The Committe so recommended that $800.43, owing the general fund to Waterworks savi gs bank account be transferred to th waterworks gen- eral account. On motion 'of founs, Elliott and Mills, the report o the Finance Com- mittee was adopte. John Madigan as refunded $L05 dog tax on motio of Couns. VanStone and McKibbon. Mr. A. Runste er was present and addressed the Ce neil, asking that his moving picture li erase fee be reduced to $30 per year and that Vaudeville license fee of $6 be struck off. Movod by Co . Mitchell, seconded by Cohn. Mills that license fee for moving picture how combined be 450 per year —Lost. Moved by Con McKibben, seconded by Coun, VanSt no, that moving pic- ture show livens be $25 per year and vaudeville lice e remain at $50 per year as at pres nt—Carried. The Auditor report was then read and on motion f Couns. McKibbon and Bone was r ferred to the Fintirice Committee ith instructions to have the required umber of *copies printed. Moved by outs, Elliott and Mills, that the port on •of McDermott street, recently 00Sd by the Council be offer- ed to the este= Foundry Co. at $150.00.,, -Ca ried. Cotin. Bon brought up the matter of the exte 'AM of water Main of Francis stre t, A petition hed been presented to the Couticil last year and referred to the Com tion had been taken of Coun, Elliott and the matter was refe Light and Waterwor power to proceed wi petition is properly s On motion of Cou Mills. a donation pf $ Wingbagn branch of Society. The Council then a ission but no ac - n it. On motion eeve McDonald, ed 10 the Electric s Committee with the work if the ned. VanStone and was made to the he Children's Aid journed. REMOVED, —J. S. into the Tamlyn bloc prepared to do all kin neatly, promptly and amilton has moved where he will be s of shoe repairing t moderate prices, Good Curl The most keenly the season were pi ham rink on Thur when five rinks ca now and had a frie local rinks. R. J players from Luck lent game and at o if they would be vi ended with scores of the Lucknow p and scores were a Wingham. A. Carruthers, D. Fortune, J. Mason, A.M. Crawford, T. Hardie, Jas. Carr, L. Kennedy, D. Holmes .... .,1 T. Scott, L 13inkley, Wm, Mitchell, Chas. Mitchell. ,1 H Shane, A. Hardie, D. Davies, It. Vanstone .. 1 Sam Elliott, T. Fortune, K. Rae, Alex. Porter....12 70 The Lucknow cu sets on the foren and won their gam a margin of some s i• g Games. ntested games of yed on the Wing - ay afternoon last e over from Luck- dly game with five hnston's three boy ow played an excel - e time it looked as torious. The games f 73 to '70 in favor yers. The players rams: Lu *now. Geo. Anderson, W. Stewart, Jas. Hunter, A McPherson, Dave Thompson, Bob Moore, H. McQuillan, Wm. Allen......., Jack Cameron, A. Mills, Andy Stewart, Geo. Smith .. 17 W. Anderson, II. Gordon, H. Allen, R. Johnston... ..12 A. E. Durnin, D. C. Taylor, ' . Hillard; . G. Murdock.. .14 16 14 73 lers were in Brus- on of the same day s over Brussels by venty shots. Those wishing farm help or domes- tics, apply to Wm. McQuillin, immi- gration agent or H. D. Woods, both St. Helens P. 0. Curling C petition. Another curling ompetition among the members of the Wingham Carling Club has been ar anged. The rinks have been drawn as ,follows: C. M. Forbes m. Jones N. Richardson Rintoul J. Murray 1.. Rae A. Hardy, sk. Chas Mitchell, sk, W. Gannett P. Greer Rev. Perrie Crtne, sk. C. G. i°irltser BR.. DC:h Vanstone, sk. N. Evans J. W. Dodds N. Sinclair C. P. Smith J. Currie J.Car L. Kennedy, sk. W. Holmes, sk. A. Carrigan R. Wm. Rintoul CampbellKing J. Mason . Hardy J. McKie, sk. N.Griffin, W. Isbister ChampionA. sk. ER."Colingseo. Irwin A. . Pugh W. Mitchell, sk. i, Davies, sk. J. Henderson • . B. Elliott Rev. Croly d.pkS ea sll T. 0xneFortuneekte . E. Porter, sk. J. 'LWti tatlosnh . Doyle . Carruthers S. Elliott . T. Scott J. Perrin, sk. Alderson, sk. E. Elliott McDonald H. Schaefer . Telford J. Hanna . Nichol A. Crawford, sk. . Vanstone, sk. W. Powell • A. Tipling A.Walker J. CummingsD. D. Fortune F. Sturt Chas. Elliott, sk. V. Vannormari, sk. W. Frankum B. Murchison Wm. Grierson R. Towle L. Hinkley H. Shane Wm. Holmes, sk, 3. Stalker, sk, The following e a list of the rinks and dates on 'Iv ich they play:—Feb. 12, G Vatietone nd B Cochrane; Feb 13, A Hardy an Chas Mitchell; Feb. 15, L Kennedy and D. Holmes; Feb. 16, J. McKie an 0. N. Griffin; Feb. 19, C. Itheehtel and E. Porter; Feb. 20, 3. Perrin and A. orter; the winner of A. Hardy and A Mitchell will play the winner of G. V nstone and II Coch- rane. Feb, 22, A. Crawford and H. Vaestone; the'w niter of D. I!lines and L. Itennedy will play the winner of J. McKie and 0, Griffin. Feb. 23, C. Elliott and V. R. Vannorrnan; Wrn. HolMes and J Stalker. All games must be played on the above dates as it will take so e time to get through with the co petition. All members Who have not et paid their fees are reqtested to 6 se at 0002 to the trea- surer. •lo•.:F;• StirrinA News The very remarkable Shoe Values which distinguish our reg• alar Winter Shoe Oleara,,ce this season, are enough reason for anybody to purchase ft oiri one to half a dozen pairs for future use. Shoe up the family. It's only an act of Prudence Economy to Do So.. Shoes for everybcdy— not a shoo reserved. It's our elwaing house time—the time when we get ready for Spring'Shoes, , RUBBERS I RUBBERS Every pair en ust go -- L GREEP0 Where quality counts we win. C. N.' Griffin GENERAL AGENT Fn.0 LIFE ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS WEATHER • Coupled with a REAL .E.STA TE and MONEY LOANING BUSITJaS, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Insurance Office over Malcolm's Groot ry. no The 89th annual ick Mutual Fire Ins held in Gorrie on uary 20th. There tendance of the me any. The president, cupied the chairunt last annual meetin and auditors' repot after which Mr, W. was voted to the ch orts submitted the may be taken—Nu sued during the ye er in force at the c increase in number mount of insuranc amount Cancelled a gain $585,135.00 le at the close of the assets of the Co'y Liabilities $70.00. are the same for 1911. rot eeting of the How - ranee Conpany was day afternoon Jan - as a very good at- bers of the comp - Mr. R. J. Miller oc- 1 the minutes of the and the directors' were disposed of 11 Kerr of Brussels ir. Prom the rep - °flowing statistics ber of policies is- • 1911, 1650, numb - se of the year 5527 f polieies 218. Arn- wtitten, 3,244,060, d expired $2,658,928, ving atnount in force ear $10,046,115. The amount to $466,197.10 The directors officers 912 as 'they were for CowS Pon SALE. —Four five choice mileh.eows due to cal arly are offere ed for sale. Apply to A. Kelly, argains inwatches at K trig the FebruarY sale. Bwtiolee dur-1 —11.1ftwirmamsaimmatmertiralli tNTtR ANY TIM Niagara Distriet'e nvs and. 'popular hheitre:::ehoo Welt hcepa open throtut tit theetar. Yoeneeeo- Pie telly oat till* and core iliete there toursq without iettrruotiott of ittithunuter holicinpv. V'ott may !4'u(17 ell et home or .rieruy ai Unmi ant,. finish nt the ttalleitp. Yettos xperietee Largest Trainers in etteetitt AlflIttct with the Counu erei Al Edurater'. A Moe - lotion Of t nuade. Write for pertiotuhre. Witighttiu Bueiness College • SPOTTON, CU%4. BURNS. President. tIrintipaY.