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_.Vr f the Wingnam kollizens' Band, on Friday evening, March 26th*.1 . "",
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I LEGISLATURE f'o'creonals - M1tNAiZ__ ) Lodgo of Manitoli4 Seolca . 1 Smoiv
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LYGEUM THEATRE ' , _1_11.1 11-1 _, T lie death occurred on the' AIX -1 in t., of ' I . 22Z -
I While there may be differexices. of . Miss Ina Gibson of Auburn, is visiting Mrs., Mary Rays, widow of t hi, late Robt 1 ,Iassey-lfarrls Company ualoaded two ---------' '
political opinion regarding the new , of implements at Witiobani this Winnipeg, War, 12. -To establish de -
1 a distant with iriends iritown. Hays, of Gorrie. Ont. lot the residence of car loads , firiately the final chapter of the tragic end
Thursog N., 84-tv Government in Ontario, there is, Dr. D,mva Qf London, is spending a few her daughter, Mrs. S. J. Cynibraith, 380 week. .
agreement among all parties and all I of Thomas Scott, the young Orangeman
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I . ,11, of tbott,lit, new and ,ld, up, 11, days in town this week. ,Victoria St., London, Ontat i-). Considerable alterations are being made PEPTU'* .NA .1 I
attractiveness of the better buif (or. Mr. Bert Abell of Toronto, spent the ceased was aged 80 years, 2 rownths and in t he loc,111 office of the Bell Telephone 1870, the Dominion Orange Order will I .
Bryant should it be better halves) of the new week-ead. at his home here. ._ 3 days. Death was due io ptwumonla. Co. by Mr. W. Rintoul. seek and record all available evidence to -,--:- . I I I . I
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cabinet. And if the Farmers, whoure Miss Hazel Brandon, h . as accepted a Intqrmeat being made in Gorrie on the Mr. josh. mirst has purchased the red be incorporated, in the memorial to that ' I . I , . I
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now ruling, rule with the good taste Wit . ich position on the Post . Office Staff. I Oth inst. I brick bouseon Frances St. now occupied intrepid victim ,of the rebellion. The , .
WWW ashburn governed them when they chose their The deceased was born in the, north of by Mr, H. I Thompson., Manitoba, Grand,'L.odge to -day appointed 0 9 . The Wonder Tonic 6 ,:"
I . Mrs (Dr.) Evans of Ottawa, is visiting Ireland, on January ist, 184U. The a committed to take evidence as to Scott's . 1. I
I lielpmates, we shall be well ruled indeed. with her mo(her, Mrs. J. S. Smith, Pat- daughter of Win. and Sarah CrulksbanUs, Mr. H. F. Wismer'of Aylmer, has
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I , r 1, ,St. , . coming to Canada with her parents wbexi accepted a position as plumber with W. last resting plac% and the manner of his Just arrived a large sbipment of the'wronder tonic" I
1PY dress prevailed at the opening of the Unt- burial. Numerous reports handed down
Miss E unice Pugsley leaves this week six months old, to powmanville. After J, Boyce and starts work on Monday next. by oldtimors ' "Peptona" a combination of Peptonized Iron; Malt, , ,-, ,
"Poor Boob ario, Legislature this year, but .the new assign to Scott's burial in . j, - I . -
forl'orontq, where she will spend a few hermarriage to Robert Hays she came The W. 0. T. U. will hold its regular " . .
. order really took nothing away, it merely the river by, the firing squad, secret Mauganese and Cod Liver Extract. A I -1, .
Also a delightful 2 reel added becoming hats to becoming toiletti:8. months. . with him to.'ille township of Howtek ineeting at the home of Miss Lewis, Ed. ' interment by loving friends, cremation by . . 11 .. 11 I .1. 11 I . .
I comedy, The only person who looked less, glorious E dtwr Brown of 'the .Teeswater News Huron County, where, she resided for fifty ward St., at.3 o'clock on Thursday, March the rebels and etibatitution of another . I ..
. ernal call seven years Her husband p,edeceased 18th. , I body and slrnilla sensational circumstim- Reconstructive Tonic Aid for- . .
- - , . than the Chief of the Province is wont to .gave our sanctuni'a pleasant (rat I I
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look was, his. Honor the Lieutenant , ' We 4,re agents for the Bucheye Incubat- ces. The vicitiO is known to have had
. -+. Mon., Tues. -and Wed. ernor, who was, not in -the well linown Miss Bertha Harrison, Toronto, visited She residedin Bluevale, near Winghami ore and Brooders, the world's bes4 his throat cut,11ter be lay bn the ground
AmerlWa most emotional actress Windsor uniform, though his"aides, Dr. at the home of her brother, Mr, E, , , R, for several years before going to London Call and see them at our stdre. Howson by one of his executioners and the body Enriching the Blood, I I , . I .1111.
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Alexander Fraser and Capt. Some, were Harrison, last week. to live with her daughter, wbereshe re- & Howson. disappeared that night. . . . . . I I I ..
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PAULINE -- in wur-time khaki. Not for a long, time Mr. Jas. Irving of Lucknow, spent a She leaves to mourn herlo5s two sisters, Cottage meeting will be held at re- .. ----.- _ I Building the Stiength and . I I., 111 Ili.,,
has the opening of the House biought sidence.of Geo. Mason on Friday even- I .1 I . I
couple of days at the home., of his daugh, . I . .
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such a crush of people, and the Sergcaut- ter, Mrs, A. G. Smith, 1. . 1: ing, this is for anyone who may havp a 'Improving the health generally ' ,
FREDERICK at -arms and Mrs. Glackmey . cr had great . ': Wm- Burgess, Bowmanville, Ont., and desire to come. . The services'ln Wingbarn Methodist I
* Mrs.(Dr.) Elliott of Lucknow, was a M A One 1. ,
in I's Ted Burgess, Head Lake, Ont Church next Sunday will be as follows;- I 1,
difficulty in finding seats for the notables, guest at the home Ot Customs 9fficer and * ;Awayor Gurney received a letter thi's I I I I
I and seeing that a certain order of preced-' I son, and one,daughter, viz, Win. A. Hays m 10. a m, -A - Spiritual Cmfererice to Large bottles $1.25 and guaranteed to give you I . ;.,.
"Bonds of Love' . Mr.s. Davis diving the week. I oi Gorrie and Mrs. S. J. Galbraiih, of weel assuring him that thoi hydro sytste which all are inyited.-Come; 11 a, m.- . ... . , I ,
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ence was observed. Mrs. RobE. Groves, Miss Edna Smith London, also four grandsoft and one would be installed in Wingham. before Public Worship, subject "The Victor's satisfaction. I 11 . .1
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and Mr. Milton Groves spent the week- granddaughter, R. I and I , . I Robes"; 2.80 p.. m. -Sunday School; 7 p. - I , . .. I .1
Coming — Fatty Ar- the .Aves of the Judiciary, Mrs. Middle- end with relatives near Ripley, . of Howick; and Robt. 11. Galbraith, Dr. Already several Orange Lodges in this m, -Public- Worship, subject, "The - I . . .: I I I.. ,
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top, wearing brown charmeuse With deep I . I -making of Man, You . I _ . . I I t I ..
buckle in 46Love"I I Mrs, McLaren and daughter of Bel H. Gall;lraith and Mrs. (Col.) A. r3i. Watts, district have signified their intention Of Marring and Re I , .; , ,
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. I - bands of brown fringl6. and 9 , brown hat, visiting with the formers' all of London. of coming to Winghairn celebration on will be made welcome, Come and bring - . . . . . ,
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ns-ftw-^- P-Wft.0%.-ft_%#1-WA.fP ftb-01 with a rose as trimming; Mrs, W. R. Rid- Monday, July 12th, " "' , , - . 1 . .,
sibter Mrs. W, D. Pringle, Leopold St. I — 1 your friends. , - ,.
dell, in white. iatin, veiled with black t I . I 11 - Z . I I I..
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. Mrs. Latchford, in taupe charmettse, with home in Battle Creek, Mich., On Friday moved to Clinton, on. Wednesday. We Tne Inteinatibnal.Language. . I I . . I I I . A;, . .. . I . . . . .
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LL t the home of Not a "tinivetsal. ' but. an "auxiliary" Drugs and Stationery . I . ... . .
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vest of palest yellow satin, with a beauti- after bpending the Winter a . our town, but wish tliern every blessing language; a'sec id language for all n I . . .. .
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their son, Dr. J. A. Fox, D. C, Edison Phonographs I -Pbone 53 C. P. R. Tiqketi! ;.. I . . .. .:-.
- . ful beaded_oxament on the corsage and a in their new home. A living langiage' ,Lin daily use by large . I I . . ... . .
black hat; Mrs. Kelly brocaded blue and * Mr, Ed., Small was -up from Walkerville C 0 M . : . . . " . ".... . . . . .
. . . The Song aud Praise meetings in the numbers of , pe6ple in all countries, and . L. . I.. . I a . . ", :' L ..... ,., 1.
. brown gown with blue and brown hat last Week arid moved his wife and family to . 11 11 1-1 , ". I I I . . . .....
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11 1 er early -comers useoppozite Lloyd's factory, until I __________ ____,_ Army Hall on Sunday afternoons are in- rapidly spreiditig'. I 9 = 1W -, 11. I . ., . ..
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and French flowers. Oth the ho, creasing in interest and power. 'Theyare Simple, rogqlar, logical, ''phonetic, N"-,-- - ....., I " E-11 1110y 'A 11.1 . 1. . 1. I , _ . '..
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who satin the chairs of It , Y_ I I The first weqk. in .P 'fully undenominational Jew and Gentile, -euphonious. . '-.'. , . a . I. ' I 11 1.,..,.,1:,.W.W % . . . ... .. .. ..
of the Speaker were Lady Wilson, grace Latronico. ' I . ' ,.,-,.. . — .. I.: . .. .
I I are equpily invited. . . Easy to ledKp;', asy to read, write and -_ ___'_'___________- _ __ _' - - _ '_____ * .: I.; I * , , w . '..
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. ful in black chirmeuse with smart black Mr. lind Mrs. Thos, Scott who spent good Doctors. But there is 'more . The publi :will be lucky, if it 'gets $18. speak; nd-diffi(,tulties in pronunciation. Curling At Brampton. A. .
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If you - ;are particular. t6q tirimmed.with a wide varnished bow; 'the paWsix months with relatives in Xan- to follow. -St4r , . a ..
. I coal next winter, if the anthracite miners Anybody ean'leatri it. . We notice'in the, Tororitp. Daily I . , " 1. . ..
Mrs. Hartley Dewart. a smart black gown s , have returned home, looking haile a d. - . - I I I I , ... ., " . ... . , I I I 1! : I -It, , .1.. I . . .
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11 . withwhite tulle inset in the corsage, a hearty and have re -opened their residence " The first Wedk in Apr' Every wqrd"has one meaning only, - came second i ",*.It" _ , I .
11 . .. . 1. ing a 60 per cent increase in wages, a 6 I in the final iingl4in Brarnp-' 1 I ." . , . .
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4*' .will be, *Pleasefi with - I large diamond broitch catching it, becom- on Diagonal 16adk ' . .. I hour day . and ifive day -week. .. The accent is' always od the last syll- ton bonsplel. lie re ived a. gold I medal. i I PHONE,". ` ' ' I i... ; ..... .1 .
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I . "DIN i chinchilla furs; Mrs. G. Howard Ferguson, : . I' . . It is pronounced exactly as it is spelt. I . _____ 1, . . . I . ... I .
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black satin wid. . to kindly thank, Mrs. C. 11. Copeland. and . . . . . . - . I .. :
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in the and Mrs. S. D. Chown
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Aero. -Cushion Tire Cp's new factory o . n
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prepitring,a hot supper for them at t . he summansed 6na post-cbtr4! and can be
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in pink and white flowered Georgette.
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white satin slippers, big black hat and
busy manufacturing tires next week..',
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grey brocaded velvet cape. I I
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The D. 0. K. Class of St. Andrew'p Thefollowing appeared in several dailies
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Presbyterian Sunday School will serve on Saturday arid we set it up in type be.-
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Miss Church, sister of Toionto!s
a seat of honor,
Mr. Peter Hdkney who has owned and
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wore bronze
brown Georgette beaded in
worked the east halves of Lots 1 and 2
Concession 13, Carrick for many. years has
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o'clock till'slx.' Freewill offering in aid of - "ReeVe W* Elston of Morris, felled a
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and a brown and gold hat, and anot her
well-known figure, Mrs. Ferguson Burie,
sold out to Mr James L. Nickel of How-
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charge s are Modernfe.
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the class, Forward Movement Funds. huge soft elo' *
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sister of one of the Judges, sat with the
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gets possession on April Ist, and Mr.
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The Dominion Day Spoiti Committee in the top Of'it
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of racoons Nyith three lusty youngsters
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nota bles, wearing a black velvet suit and
and black hat, with ermine furs.
Hakoey purposes holding an auction, sale
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Do not forget the daae.
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met on Monday eveping to make further
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prepara I tions for the holding of Dominion The tree was cut into three logs which
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before that dat4-after which will movp
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were sawed into lumber. They yielded
DAy. July Ist. at Wingliam. The com. 1.
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taki their seats to the right of the Throne
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Band Cooncert, ftch 26th.
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celebration one of the best ever held here. at $33 per thousand. He .
skins of the coons for $70, making the
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The Premier came in with his wife on his'
A girl was putting up some decorations
i'All of the Lyceum Concer!s have been
The regular monthly meeting of the
total amount he received from the tree
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arm, Mrs. Drury looking lovely'in the
in a church when the. minister nappened
excellent and The Carolina Girls, which
Women's Institute will be held in the and its occupants $168.14. Mr. Elston
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best sense of the word in a gown of pale
Georgette embroidered in gold,
to look in. Seeing some tacks lying about
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are appearing it(the Town Hall on Friday
26'tl will keep up the
Council Chamber, on Thursday, March .
. feels he has establialied a record for high
25th three o'clock. Mrs, Pattison and
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the pulpit, he said:o"You .should not
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finance in furs and lumber."
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a hint of blue and yellow satin showing
beneath the filinter fabric, and blue lining
leave the tacks there. Katie, Now, what
would happen if I stepped on'one in the
reputation. .This is the last of a series of
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conceirts put on under 'the auspices of the
Nilss Anderson ate directors for this meet- We understand that Mr. J. A. McLean
i;g. Tea will be Served at the'close Of
Mr. Elston
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the sash ends yellow- satin, White kid
middle 'of the sermon' next 8unday?".
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Wingliam. Citizens! Band a d i
purchased this bush from and
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gloves met the flounced elbow sleeves her
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hatwas a most becoming one of tulle, her
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packed house. Show the band boys that
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jewels a rope of pearls, and her flowerq a
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band alive by coming to their concert,
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pay ed. Mr. Th6s- J. McLean who had
bear in mind if you let your subscription - work informs us that the
charge of tbe
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" I implaiiients, on Saturday, karoli 27th at
a % 2 o,clock. Farm consists of 34 &ore$ of oholee
corsage knot of sweetheart roses. After
her filed in the women who, with their
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run behind the price is $2,00. We find
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we are compelled to strictly enforce this coons did. not , br
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! . land in Lower Winghain, with comtortabl "
frame bouse. good barn, silo, hog pens an
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husbands, have assumed the cares an&
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- Mr. Gilbert Stevens has purchased the'
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Mrs. Wim. Dore received the sad news
last week of the death of her sister. M rs.
reported and that the tree, while a very
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rule. We can save You money on all ' was' great exception and was
large one,
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responsibilities of officialdom, eaclf wife
with a husband, who brought her with a
business and contents and
American Hotel building from M r. H.
Pearl Freeman at Chicago. Deceased
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0ATThE-&tj Thos. Coalter's Sale Bara,
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Mrs. W. E. Raney, wife of
Zimmer,,who is leaving the city. Anothe r
sale of a landmark was made when the 0-
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th, on Saturds3,, Mar. 27th. 10 fresh cows,
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the Attorney-Getteral, sat next to the
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For the past few weeks. she was suffer-
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some heading, her. hat black. Next her
These sales were made through Mr. A. E.
ages caught and she was terribly burned.
Death relieved her of her suffering a
to set up type on that day. Send in your
news on Monday please. . band in a town anyway?" Well, first take
01 berryo tmtrance to Patin from B i,ne, on Fri-
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as the owner has sold his
was Mrs. Manning Doherty in grey
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XrLAs 01,&=Rox, Prop osprey and wouquut. 0 Sy- 13 - - tis ain.. . Mrs. Ueorge lylacKeritle FOSACS ' the silly qugstion to go unanswered. But - .
. . T. R. BENNETT, I AUCL , Others in order were Mrs. R. 14. Grant, Butchering Business Sold Many old Wingliarn friends will learn their home Shuter St., Wingbam. on regarding the remark more seriously, let --' -----.--.—
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SAVM -One trereford Cow, register0d. in a gown of black charmeuse cut on Mr Wm. Fields has sold his butchering with regret of the death at Alliston on us say that , a good band is one of the Millitillitil-tilitilililillillitillillilliill
Foieretotit Bull calf, 9 inonths old. entertained a number of their friends. I -.0,
CRESTFU effectively simple lines, with black lace business at Winghi n to N Ir. Thos. Fields Saturday of Mr George MacKenzie, De most usefut things a town or co mmunity ' ' I =."
ho presented them with a large Morris . . I
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I Routool, MIN at ceased was a very highly esteemed old w can .possess; It is one of the best ad- &_ . 4
- , tbful in pale pink and Mr. Alf. Lockeridge4 We understand lady and was in her 75th year. Until a dhair, and an address which was, read by ., . I I
PORD CAR rOU SALE -1918 M'd1l. Good Briggs, looking very you vertisements a town can have, Emerson 1 - =
reasons for selling. Box 8W that Mr. .Fields' brother ift-law, Mr. H. B. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs 0 -.0
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4ftlyghtolm silkand lace. white hat of black straw. Harold Buchanan has since taken over few years ago Mr. and Mrs, MacKenzie Mr. - says something about the world malting § . I
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FARX FOR SALV,-South half of lot 42, Con, Mr. Fields! Interest, Mr. Lockeridge and resided in Wingbam, their home was Thompson were completely taken by sur
11, But wawabosh. oontaining 100 acres Wife in a pretty frock of brown. beaded prise, and Mr. Thompson briefly expr e ,'- I
. Mr. Buchanan 4re both highly respected near the bridge on Josephine St. north, mak all th4 roads leading to the town M~
i2early all under grain aiid sciass Largo arn, ,ed their gratitude. .
Georgette beaded with blue and a becoming George beaten paths, even though the town's a-- a
stone stables. drivinghouse and hog eutfra a young men and -have been residents of tbepropertyilow ownedby Mr. i lqqwmv
dwolling,drilled vvell, windinill an cc eat hat, with pink roses in the gidle; Mrs. Care. Besidesher aged partner in life, Call at the Wingbam Monumental e a 4 i ris 0-
0 P . town since childhood. The former has oth r ttr ct a be not enormous, every - . =
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asinen, Beniah Bowman, in navy blue, charming. been in the employ of Mr. Fields for some !hOM We are sorry to say is not at present Works this month and buy your memorial merchant is binefitted by a . 1,
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a nan lan oil art a e for of tune andti e latter has been clerking in in good health, 'the is survived by a out of the slo,000.00 stock we purchased Many people come to town to attend the m-
y at 5 or cent. . es ton &b ti 0. and a little straw toque to) match; Mrs. family of six, viz: judge A. B. MacKenzie many months ago, before the last two delightful entertainments, and they com- w- .
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Walter Rollo, in black satin, and black W_
0 06, hain: and Dr. George of California, Dr. A. F. advances in prices. These are almost All bine shopping with this pleasure. The 8 .
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FOUND -A minall sum ofnioney, to in old $ I
purse at wingham Junction. Owpor way mond roses; Mrs. H C. Nixon, in dark The YeArly Flood Mrs. W. Spedding of Toronto and Mrs, while they last will be dold at the old ,prises always have the satisfaCtiOn Of 9- 0 W .,
touches of gold, and roses I prices. Any work we were unabli to knowing that civic demonstration from go -
game by pioving property wid 1'ay"' blue satin, with Wingbarn p4pple, and particularly those R, Beattie of Alliston, E RUBBER S I I .
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1-1_- rANON at the girdle ,will be successful, because — .
im D &TPj, SAL8-Five acros of Mrs. H. Mills, who wore a graceful gown anxious.about the yearly spring floods ettry on Tuesday and an impressive service lately spring opens. We thank the people they have a Arst-class band to lead the, E ;
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- NVO thing In good order. At"! of black satin, a close -fitting black toque this season b. cawe, of the great amount wasconducted bvRev, R. 0. McDer. ofWingbamand vicinity for their loyal way and att ' t the crowd. 'A band com- ' d be prepared for the
TovM plot Mr- rit' = Buy theni now an __Aq -
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, lirsurance and Real Estate Many who bear iMportant office and appears that the flood will do no damage The Late %rs, Criacksbanks here, and respectfully ask for a contin- strength to any tdwti or part of country. =
wit9ham, Ontario -, - __ well -know names were in the throng on Truj, the flats and prairie are covered but The late Mrs. Thoa. Cruikshanks who uonc,e or the same. -R. A, SPOTTON. It cultivates the public ear to -a high class W- - .
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FOR $ALL-bne eight toot show oiame in good the floor of the House, but the most 10 - t i r ,tit cold weather has frozen up the I !tl _. =nttt!_ of music, and does it right at your doort
condition. passed away at her homeon Scott St. on =
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Saturday morning, was an old resident of Changes At Whigham 0 Be prepared for aloppy streets and the danger of w0t f0tt,
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LOBT-autt'st ro" of brown Ru8slan boar Wingham. Her maiden name was Ellen ,.,, Mr, chased the 0~ . -
with the dignitaries and whose presence , jog. Pugh bas pur
skin. amewhere between froxeter and and we believe the cause for anxiety is ronize the aoricert. Friday, March 26th. I I
t1u6vale, Findve w0ll)e jewardedon leaving filledthebearts of Many onluohers, with Mary Mayberry and her husband pre- double cement house on Frances St. from 9;; Vor protecting one's feet is protecting One " IleAlth "d -
",we at, now w it over. Wingharn has a good - deceased her oeveral yeara ago. De- __ 11 1 4hmhm __ !!! !!T__ = incidelitally s,,tving one's boots, . .
T9Z AiDVAN41im OrV111091. 1, thoughts of gratitude. sized lake for at least Part of each geawn. Mr, Jenkins of Regina. The sale was
NOTICE I . I Others noticed in the dento crowd of teased was a highly esteemed old lady, made throug4 J. G. SteWaft, real estate P'VE WAYS 10 MAKE YOUR eno, I
humanity were a number ,of those Who Purchasing Llo0ofes. atidis survived by eight ebildren. viz,,- dealer, Mr. . Geo. Turner has sold his Rubbers fop mono 1ftUbbeY08 fOr WOM I . 1.
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Wtrd#man luop. bava permission toumo the graced the governments of otner years. ThN week Mr. John Becking delivered , bungalow on Catherine St. to Mr. Win. 11
Wilighain G. W. V. A. naftle tu C61100tift 'ill junction; Nlrg- Moorehead of Ustowel A list of live,41iort rules on battery care Rubbers for Boys" MlSsefli and ChlldPe . :.
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_ 0yerip-m and 067 helped tho Roid Cro" du- Ing thing also, if sucho an expre,idon ii per- tllt llydroCommission for their system in Mrs. In, Elliott, Sault Ste. Marie; Miss chaged Fred Forler's hou8e on Shuter St. has been w4de up for ear drivers by Mr. F r lArgaill" "'
the w" aud aro 91VI, the G.,d% . A, tA Nellie at home, at.0 Robert of WeA Ham- Willard expert. These = ,Ve haudle tivithing ill th,v %%tiv 4 '101) lots'" 0 1
*r0ant6ga of saloic ew ho missible in a social page, for thein to ap. Teeswater. Sume of the present poles in Mr. rt. D, Biomfield is moving in the Crawford. tile local he such 'L 1,00f itivesti:114111t it, I -
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hishan otwh pricim for intilk of all Inde6 pear, and tiot only to be preaent, but to use on our local system may be used, but home until rei!entlY occupied by Mr. J. rules art easy to remember, and if observ-, E Rubber,-) t1lat RINVAYS 1-.14n e tt I I
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W"rytowping tholt , n You 110110 U& — speak, as they did here and there, to old a great many n'tore will bot needed for the Wingbarn, All the family were present at W, Hanna on John St rind Mr. AM Mrs. ad, will have., marked effect on both bat- the eild. . . . I . I I
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TMUS W;CN ED Hanna are moving into their new quartort tery,eftency gnd life.. .
of flood works planned by the Govern. Tmswater and for the completm of the grandchildren iknd ten great grandchildren. over the store. Mr.' J. A. Currie will L-Kmp btittery chstrged and lilkd to _ I I
T4wdem will'be mcolvadby the tinderodirned mem And of cordial kindliness of thAr line w Win hani.) $he had reached the ripe old age of 76 mve into thf, house about to be vacated tke proW leftl with the distilled watAr. . !
Vp U4 W"a, Jdanh Una IDWY for Lhe Wld Litiod pm zra in devitand and the yftrzanddeath was caused by a para- ,-If yotir, sn&a doesn't start quickly T jr`111
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lag of $6 ), vj&,100, in the v1jtQ0 of whit,o- wive& it would be impossible to snaM pvwtr Camlagen it not MWA ag sial 17t,ic strolo. by Mr. Dn" ,and Mr. Soymour Thorn- 2, tho ps and splilm are right. I'm ,- "
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&=4 ch W"116,16 whit"11mrob. A T104 fna* was hold to by Mr. Currie. Mr. Hugh Tuck*r 14 now a -Rtwwstarter at OrKt whtn engine I
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to4a Vol; h000ivadly Chic, In "a-wWM sauc cr,ritly qmheod from I& . Thorntorl. Mr. THR HOME FOR G0QQ.8hHa8t
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