The Wingham Times, 1911-09-07, Page 1"1•011104.5
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VOTE FOR WSLOP -A..'..•
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D LARGER MARKETS •
"V014. 114. --NO 2066,
WINWIAN, ONTARIO. TRIERSOAYI SEPTEXBER 7 19 1,
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
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Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubor* Road, Willis St CO.'S adv, 'on page 0
. 1lVomen's stitute. .
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PER :ONAI... TOWN C )111sMIL.
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A SW at
Miss . Keel r
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The ;Winghiull bran of the. 'Women's
ConservatiVe eating, WINCHAM 111E4ALS,
A. meeting iis -the interests of Mr.
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Inatitute Will meet epteraber 14th, Misa Tewnsend .f Gorrie est fiber 'The regular mont ly meeting of the
instead of Septembe 28th. Meeting Day at Wm. Dey: Ws. Town Council wa: held on 1VIonclay
t* • " all
Jas. Bowman,. the C servativa eandi..
date in East Reran iii be hew in the Winghtun Liberals are again remind-
ed that the Committ e rooms are loot-
'Wingliamlown Hal on 'Tuesday even- ed in the Ritchie lock and are open
ing, 12th inst. Th speakers will he • •
'Mr. W. T. White a Toronto, Mr. Bow,. evel'Y evening untl the dateof the•
and . election. All Liber Is and friends
man others,
Arch. Hislop are equested to be 'at
to be held at the hom of Mrs, C. Gil- los, 3, Th.. Ite nedy and daughters evening with ail th: members present
lespie, Pretzels stree Su. bject "So -apen t Sunday at warding,. , and Mayor Spotton 'residing, Minutest
ciability" by . 'Mrs. • • • of previous meeti g were read and
814 ."C4rent Mrs. Hingston .f Brussels is visit ---.
events," by Ildra. B ck. Members . ...._ - ' . approved.
1 .' .11 d ' mg with her son, r. A. Hingston.
please notice c ange o ate on ac.count ) A petition was ead, asking fig
Mr. Norman Di ney, of Berlin, via-
of the fall fair corning nregular tneet- water main on Fre is street between
over Sunday his home in:town.
ing day. A siacial cap of tea will bes'Ie'Newareaos.."
Patrick and Alfred reets, On
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When the summer sky is azure, blue
when.your heart is light. and your
love is true, when your sole idea ofted
ajoyous lark is a slender waist in a
spot quite dark; when you have the
place he girl and that and you're
tr
sitting there for a quite cbat; can
you recall in your young life of such
anger deep, er a. wrath so rife when
with a fearful ire your arms you
fling to anticipate the mosziultees
sting? When you scratch and
thrash and slap and -swear, and you
claw and slash and be's pot there.
If you want relief invest a quarter,
and Skeeter Rooter will, complete
the slaughter.- Mudyard Dipling.
Don't -get stung! Seel The Skeeter
scoot. .
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the committee Po s every evening.
reotien
Miss Gladys Bra frit, of He 14 was
served at eloseof ince ng.of Couns Elliott an ; Bell the
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Headquarters.foIligb School book s
BY united efforts t e Liberals of the
petition
Visiting at the ho e Mrs. J. , fiat.
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at KNOX'S, •
riding can redeem st Huron and thus
send
• was referred to . e Commissioners
Juat arrived at KNox's the new Mr. Harold De , n of Seaforth has with a request to pr need with thework
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. Schools -Op ened.
a supporter of ir Wilfrid Laurier
to Ottawa .
High School books. taken a position w th Mr. W. J. Boyce. if the petition is su•, ciently signed,
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Dr. P. Macdon Id, of T.,onclon was The Finance Cora ittee recommend
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the Wingham Hi h anciPublic Schools
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re -opened tin, Tuesd y with all the teach-
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ers in their places. The Iltgli School
has a particular! 'attendance,
' GIRLS WANTED. -Apply, D.S. Perrin
& Company, Limited, London, Ont.Mr.
tam 0. r. Grail Coming. calling on old w poem friends this ed payment the foil. lag aeemints:
, Arrangements have sen completeu wea' ' C. P. R., freight,. se er pipe....$ 48.00
H, B. Elliott, printi . g . , . .... , . • .5.111
fer a big Liberal meet ng in Wingham Frank Cody of Cobalt is spend- Arthur Haines, wor .. ,,_ . .. _. . . 44.40
LT R School Shoes are madt
for comfort and. fOr dura.
b;14„, well.
" 4 ''Y 1 as Weii. .
good
there being upwa s of 140 students.
We wish teachers nd students a very
successfill term. . • -
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Bridge W '1 be Ready.
Mr. W. 11. Rin ,u1 and his men are
busy working on ; e new brisge over
on the afternoon of M day, llth inst. ing his holidays at his parental home in Robt. Deyell, salary and wor.k, . nso
Hon. Geo. ° P. Grah , Minister of town,. W. A. Currie, work ... .,.. ,...
Theo. Hall, printin • _......., .
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Railways will deliver address on the Mrs. J. D. 4 Lean and daughter A. Sanderson, team: • ork.„ .... 31.15
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political questions of the day in the. Violet are visitin!... with friends in Kin-" water . g streets...54.25
They are thOrQughly fall
around good School
• Shoes.
Don't see how they could
be made better, if
Prices go to pieces, but quality re-
mains firm at our Boot avr, J.Stonensita,le.
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the river leading to the fair grounds
and the bri4ge wi be ished in the
icourse iof _a few d, ye en a;. i be ready
Mr. Rin-
.. . . Chas. Barber, sid:vvalk a n d
interests of Arch. His p, Liberal can- eardine.,
didate . East -, - -. . ... crossings . .. , . .
; atbe in etrturird. .mr. weiodo win Mr.s. A. E. Llo d and atIO:' er, •Miss Mr, Hamilton, wor 404.21
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aSels ewfIrlebsenreasnerve lvfeorr anladaie-dsreasnsd. rtkiro-iin.i.... gl VI
tanTnaieraLalooyd, are visit wit friends glifiletTtiretaerains r.no -......
t
Canadian
even they
COSt more.
• If your Children have never
worn our School Shoes, . test
Walton' McKibhoo
alton ..
THE DRUCCIST
Th. 022.1.06L sib,'
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
Choral So eV practice • ,
tout is using the -ry
and the workma .hip
st f material
wi be of the
. Express ; o., charges. .30
every person is invite to attend this
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meeting.
Mr. John Ams . ury has returned home J. F. Groves, solar &postage : 553055100
after spending t,e past few months at T. Calvert, salary
4.1,,.,
thwe6 Shoes,olaim
On adcount of e political 'meeting
in Wingham Hex Tuesday evening, the
practice of the oral Society for next
week will be hal on Thursday
very best. The b idge will be a great
convenience and t e fall fair directors
will have no f ther trouble for a
To RERT-SeVen-roomect house, good Saskatoon, Sask E. Lewis, salary .. ..
. Geo. Alten_, salary. 82.50.
• Mr: Cleve Joy t, of Nelson, B. C., Rich. Rankin, sale . , . 10.00
garden, hard and soft water. Apply is spending a f e • holidays at ,his par, Walter Dennis, w irk at tank:4.50
at TIMER office. Henry Dennis, " "
theyi..Bwria,nrge not for
them and .
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evening
number of years. .
• ental home in to • n. . 4.50
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WORTH THE .
MONEY .
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Nice house, barn, fruit trees, gar-
den and 3-4 of an acre of landon
outskirts of town will be sold
right. Just the place for a re-
• ' tired farmer or business man.
Mrs. Herdsman's Cottage on Cath-
erine stret t. Lately renovated
throughout. Immemate posses-
sion. Good value.
WESTERN •PROPERTIES'
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$1002000 made dining the past year
in the increase of v,alues in the
West, ':Did you get an of, it?"
We have the sole agency in this, di's.:
dis-
trict for a number of rapidly
vowing_ towns on the Grand
Trio* Pacific, also properties
in nearly all the Older Western
• cities. -
Many fortunes will be made in the
next. few Years in .the wonder-
ful West, Lou may ,.be one
the lucky ones if you investnow.
in place of Tues y evening. Members
Richardson & Rae supplies ... . 3'39
PEREECTLY
a requested to make lif_
. Mr. and Mrs. enneth Chowen, . of W: J, Boyce, sup 'lies and work. 3.70
orn and M- on Picnic, • were vis ting with Winghain Joseph Hall, word 1.00
SATISFACTORY
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aofatteheafStobciisety
cha e. The members ?
the Society had. n excellent ractice
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on &Tuesday ev ning of this week.
I WANTED. AT. t es -Apprentices to
earn the dress and mantle making.
Apply to Miss M :xwell.
L friendsClinton .. ... -
Leat Friday aft• noon to see Mr.• i
for a few • ays. On motion of ouns. Hall and Bone
Geo. W Cline drivi . a light wagon, the report of th:- Finance Committee
. • : . . - - . Miss Lillian ' I .yell resumed her
filled with provisio : pots and, pails was
Boys' School Shoes $1 25, $1.50, OM
Girls' School SIVes $1.25, $ t.50, $1.75
Work has been mpienced on concert
music and our c zens can look forward
.
. Winch Fail Fair.
dutiesfor thefour hyear in her school adopted.
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and- followed by : few well ' filled Coon. McKee le reported that he
riear Gorne this w:elt. .
vehicles h
According to size.
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to good coricer s during, the comin g
season. , . .
The Directors have made final ar-
,rangements for . e Wingham fall fair
one would ve thought that a had been lookin 1 into the matter of
• tit' - Mr. ROM, Galbr:ith, of Guelph is
camping expe 1 um ere in progress. Purchasing a cloc for the Nightwatch-
Such was not the ca e however. The spending his holida s with his parents, - . - -
man but was n it ready to take any
r. and Mrs. A. G. braith.
There's nothing startling about
these prices -they sound familiar -
.
Everything in Public and High School
which Will be .4Id on Thursday and
Friday, Septemh r 28th and 29th. For
membershi of St. And ew's Church choir 1 action in the mat .-r. •
held their annua1 pi. ie on that day..Mr. and Mrs. C S. Blackball! and By-law 'borrow
the goodness lies in the, shoes.
books at KNox's.pay
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the afternoon,of ritlay, 29th Sept., a
No. 637, to
They pitched tent on the bank of the three children wer:, visiting for a few for constructin
days friends i
money to
sewers until such
See Its for Trunks and Valises;
good list of ipeei 1 attractions has beep
Maitland river, Whre the foliaged with Aylmer. time as the debentures
can be sold was
Quiet Ho e Wedding.
A quiet home w dding took place at
the home of Mrs Carrick, Josephine
street, on Tuesda morning when her
arranged. Then- will be a 2.40 trot or
pace home ractr a green horse race.
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There is also a s ! eclat prize of $22from
Chas. Knechtel f .1. the best two-year-
old fillies or get,'ngs in agricultural,
maple tree nestled i the hollow near Mrs. Chas. Bar er and daughter, read three times a
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Calvin. The picnic as in every way a Miss Annie Barber visited for a few A -petition was
grand. success and th • bill of fare con- days' with friends : t Stratford. sewer on Edward st
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d largely of co and musk melons
mate Mrs. Geo. C. Ha na and Miss M. E. rick and Alfred etre
The melons were th: gift of Mr. and Fisher have home Couns. 1301 Ha
d on motion passed.
read asking for a
eat,- between Pat-
ts. On motion of
the
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.J GREER
Where quality counts. we win.
da
daughter, Miss Agatha Carrick was
joined in wedir4k with Mr. Roland
Hartley Hill, Of ' Toronto. :The. cere-
moray Was perfo ed by Rev. E. IL
Croly, B. A...An he presence of rela-
tives and a few in imate friends. Mr.
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and Mrs. Hill le t on the afternoon
train and ' they rry with them the
very best wish s f a largee circle of
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Arenas. ., .
heavy draught • nd general purpose
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classes And a $ i special prize from
Thos. Kew for t e best two-year,old
fillies or gelding s n the road and car-
nage classes. T e Wingham Citizens'
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Band and the L know Pipe- Band will
furnish the mu ical program. There
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will also be a sch ol children's parade,
the children leavi g the school building
retu ned after a and
Mrs. •Robt. -MaxtVe , of Leamington, several weeks' visi M the West. referred to the Se
former well-known. •_nd esteemed mem-Miss Ida Stanley of Ripley has ac-instructions to prodeed
bers of the - elioir.‘,I 'That the melons • • in An account of $432
cepted a position .8 stenographer
were appreciated w s seen on all the Sewer Pipe Co, wa
the offices of Drs. ; ennedy & Calder.
melt* faces. Thi• is one of the popu- Bone and McKenzi.,
Miss Jean McK nlay has returned
lar outings for th : members of the ,.. -- ... -: when properly cert
choir and, this year s picnic was even "one after a sever weeks' visit with
Coun. McKenzie
. Mr. and Mrs. Robt Maxwell at Learn -
more successful th rt those of previous ington.
years. bad interviewed M.
the matter of open
, matter was
er Committee with
with the work.
05 from the Ontario
on motion of Couns
ordered to be paid
fled.
reported thatl he
J. A. McLean on
ng a street between
a
C Na.
GENERAL
FIRE •
Luis
AcOirom
PLATE GLASS
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AGENT
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insuraliCe
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at 12.45 p. m., he ded by the bands and
, . Miss Viola Isard has secured a school Bristol Terrace .
nd Water street.
WEATHER
PAW*
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"A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned."
Our Boot and Shoe sale will save you
Dollari. W. a. GREER.
march to the fa grounds. Children
from the schools urroundin Win ham
g g
are invited to jo in the •parade.In
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the evening ther will be a high-class
°- near Paisley and t. .k up her new dut- Mr. McLean was
Iv ANTED. -A ! ood general servant ies on
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girl, one who mi. -rstands cooking.- ref- Tuesday. e wish her eve 17 land required for th
erences required Applyto Missliath- success. Mr. McKenzie wou
S . H M
ews, upermten ,ent of Ingham os- r. and Mrs H. • . Percy and son, amount. Coun. Mc
idling to sell the
street at $100 and
d pay $25 of this
enzie pointed ont
Coupled with a REAL EsTivrE and
moNEY LoANINia Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
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item . cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INS,URANCE
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concert in 'the o era house and the pre-
pital. Allan, returned hom - last week after that the opening of
this street would
Farewell Pr sentadon.
Mr. and Mrs. A am Anderson are
gram will be su lied by Harry Bennett
and Bert Har y, . Comedians; Miss
spending the holiday, at Toronto and make a convenient
MACKENZIE INC ON LOYALTY. other eastern points the north of Win •
ay for farmers to
ham to i•each the
Offioe over Maloolm's Grocery.
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A. E. SMITH
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BANKER
wixonLast, ONTABIO.
moving from Oiilli to Toronto where
,
Pearl O'Neil, en ertainer, and members
Mr. Geo. Tucker , of Warsaw, and flour mill and peop
e could enter the
Mr. Anderson is eh aging in the realHOn.
estate business, a er a - residence of
sixteen years in Or Ilia. Prior to haw-
ing their old home r. and Mrs. Ander-
sen were present d with a beautiful
silver tea service. Addresses, express-
ing
of the.Pipe B nd. This. year's .fair
promises to sur ass those of previous
years and shout draw a large number
of people to the town. Full particulars
of special featu es can be seen in adit.
on another pag of this issue.left
Macke 'e King dealt in a re- Mrs..Rose. and son,.of P teiboro aro town without crossi
visiting with relati es a d Aends in tracks.
cent speech wit the annexation cry. Wingham and East awanosb. Moved by Couns.
. ‘ .CONSERVATORY
"There is n. . in new in all this
ranting about loyalty," he said. Miss Georgia For . es, who has been that this Council pu
"When it flproposedthat spending her vacat on with her father, for street between
was st we • Water street from ,
on Tuesday f ir Winnipeg where
should use dollar and cents instead of . . Coun. 1
g so many railway
: one and Mitchell,
chase right-of-way
ristol Terrace and
k r. McLean at $100
Kenzie
MISS SPARLING .
GRADUATE OF TORONTO
OF MUSIC
And authorized teacher of the Fletcher
Music Method Simylex and Kinder -
garten. Teacher of Piano and Theory.
Farman who want money t bar
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horses, cattle, or hogs to feed lot market
can have it on reasonable terms.
Notes disoonntedfor tredeeinen, mer-
ol.iants or agents, on favorable term.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going. •
regret at the moval of the famil
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were made by Ma or Frost, ex -Mayor
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Goffatt,Mr.H. Cooke and others..
Mrs. Anderson a so received a hand-
some brooch fir) her Sunday school
Ande
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BOARDERS yrANTEO -Mrs Hines is
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prepared to accomodate several board-
ers or roomers at her residence,, corner
of John and Shuter streets.
shilling.; and pen 'e, the same cry went$25
up. We were i uitating those awful
Yankees, and if e changed our money
we would soon eh. nge our flag. Well,
we haven't becom4 Yankees yet, have
she will again atte d Havergal Ladies'
College. •
Misses Hattie
Mrs. Love andand
Edna Love left 1: -t week for Elora
residing .
where they intenii in future.
providing
of this amount.-
Reeve McDonald
ed in amendment, t
whole examine the ,
for Street.
contribute
-Carried. '
nd Coun. Bell mov-
at the Council as a
ro beused
perty to
--Lost.
Pupils prepared for conservatory ex -
aminations.
Theory by correspondence to out of
town pupils.
CLASSES
class. ...Mr on had been a popu-
lar resident of rillia. He was forremoval
some years a me ber of the Board of
Managers of the resbyterian Church,
Morrie in England. •
The following f om Old Country
we. Still more t:rrible was the outcry
when it was priliosed to change the
keas gaeu satree.l of Caeria_dtiahne
Many friends are : orry to hear of their
from Wi gham.
dh,hleerftdalatiewteare,.Mfiasrs
prOpcised
On motion of Cou
a sum not exceedin .
edtotheComtmi,en,iioners
s. Elliott and Bone
$1,000 was advanc-
pabytifor
OPEN SEPT, I 5th,
Apply at Miss Spading's. home,
Minnie street.
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Christie's 'Grocery
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a niember of the 6001 Board for two
years and a mem er of the Town Coon-
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ell last M Anderson a
.an.
paper refers to th marriage of a son
of Mr, and Mrs ch. Paterson of this
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town: -"The mar •age of Mr. William
rthae_narangrowetr.
„flu. for11 . ci. a gauger
unit ed States. . etter far tear up our
il lt t
ra ways a oge er, we were told,
maMrrs.ellir tosinHiltshala t 1.
Toronto where s ey are spending a
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week prior to leaving for Whitby
Waterworks
as the debentures
On motion of Co .ns.
ons :los me
an be sold. .
Bell and Elliott,
Go to KNox's for your High School
books.
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year. is son
of Mrs. W. 8, A awn, of the Blue-
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vale road and earned the tailoring
'late
Albert Paterson, son of Mr. and Mrs...
A. Paterson, of Wingham Ontario,
Canada, • '
Miss
than k it %I f A '
nut e po*1 e Or merman
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trains to come r ght mth our chief
Cities.Why, it Just inviting'n
y, - : s i -
where Mrs. Ho th will takeup her
mthe
dutiesteacher•
as .n piano.
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time for maki ..,
for Josephine stree
sewer connections
property was eX
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rot' RALE CHEMA good strong
spring wagon, with ole, in good coo -
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Nothing 100
FOR OUR
C .m
usto e
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business with,th Thos.. Leslie in
Wingham. .
and ellie Frances San -tended
dem, daughter of r. and Mrs. A. G.THE
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vasion, and the da . would come when
MA QUESTION.
to October ,nd.
dition; will carry 1 0 to 2000 pounda,
S. Gracey.
Seeders, Little E
the deluded ones who favored the
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ston/took place at
Little Easton Chu
change would see .. e enormity of their
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$10
BOY WANTED. -To kern the printing
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business. Good chane fora bright act-
ive,boy, Apply at TIMES Office.
,ch on Tuesday, Aug.
,24th. The Rev. . Symonds, rector,
ffi•td•W t th • •
o ma e , andMr. es , e organ-
ist, played the • dding march. The
mistake. Well, ...entlenien, 1 don't
think any of those living, or the des-
cendendants of•an of those dead. have
The Winnipeg ribune, an isidepen-
dent paper, su : s up the eritire reci-
procity question, in this very clear and
,
The above reward
any person giving information
to the recovery of a
.
will be paid to
leading
Scotch Collie dog,
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my ears
a •
• Death 1 Robertson,
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bride, who was !_, ven away by her
realized the error et.
"They tell hat because
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concise manner: "The main question
in
answering e name o ruce, ost
th f B I
May 14th.. B. J. DOYLE,
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If we Please you to day, we Watit
to please you bettOr10.12lOrrOW.
This keeps Us cOntintially on
the look Ottt, not for cheap
eatable* hut,fOr '
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irATABLES THAT ARE PEED .
EATAIILES THA WILL SATTSSIt'
tkritlitilt8 RIOUT TRIM'and
We want yet to remember our
. groaeries by their quality.
of • vid
We record aga n this week the death
father, Was attired n a dress of ivoryNational
satin, draped with .earl trimming
me I want
to do business wit a friendly neighbor
involved red.. realty is simply this:
Do the farmers o Canada want free
Hotel, Wingharn.
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Our Seven Colleges have been
of another • of ' ' inghain's respected
citizens in the p thon of David Robert,
son, who depart, d this) life at his home
and
orange blossom; an. also were a wreath
and veil. Tier orna , enth were a gold
the ifts
in certain things in which we ought to
trade, I am disloya to the flag which
drapes the wall yo . der. Why, the mail
trade access to t e Ameritail market,
probably the gr • atest, certainly the
nearest, market, in the world, in ex-
PALL PAIR DATES,
established during the „past 30
years. The largest trainers in
Canada. Owing to our conned -
tion all Ontario,
on Leopold stre- on Sabbath thorning
last. e
De easedwasborn inPerth-
shire,. Scotland in 1823 and came to
Canada in early ife, settling on a farm
in Stanley twin) hip near Varna, where
he raised a fain ly of ten ehildreii, siX
of within slimily him, viz: -.David, of
Sanit Ste Mari • John Renry,of Bakers'.
'Albert,• h
field, California on the one-
stead'in Stool Mrs. Johnston
pin and pendant, • Of the bride-
groom; and a gold c rb bracelet, the
• .and he carried a IS
gift of a friend; . 0-
quet of roses and li les. There Were
two bridesmaids-Mi:s V. E. Sanders,Brussels
sister of the bride, a d Miss Florenee
Davis, of Mount It%dO, New York.
These Wore drestes of mauve satin,
veiled with chiffon, large white hats
t immed w th roses
' r' • ' isatin ' , andwhite
who talks such co summate Donsense
as this cannot k ow what Mat flag
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stands for, not onl in Canada, but at
home in England. t stands for liberty
freedom, and p:rtieularly it stands
or freedom of trot e, freeddm th Ira&
with tiny or all net ,ns, without being
area by, some i esponsiblo shouter
o be eg disloyal tothe dear old flag
i• i ' ' •Canada,
change for an op .o Market to Atneri'
cans in 'Canada? The farmers are in a
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position to jud: e the value of the
n marke Ifthey•-
America reject the
offer of reelproci y held out by Presi-
dent Taft, on be elf of the Arnericaii
people it is fair ,. ASSurne that it will
be many years b, fore another offer is
madeto anada. Meant me theA er
i , theAmer '
icons Will 100k f,r buying and seta
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el., .,_ a,.. 29
Wingham A 4 A • 144 1/4 f.140
0any
Atwood .... ....Sept, 21, 22
Blyth ... ......... ..... -.......Oct, 3, 4
. • • .4 A A "AAA ot A A • A 64•AOct. 5, .6
Dungannon ...,„ ...,.....Oct. 5, 6
Exeter. .........Sept. 18, 19
Getlerich, , ,...... Sept. 18, 16, 20
Gatti:6,4.. ,,-.. ,,,„ ...,..... Act. 7
IlarristonSept.8
' ... • „....-.4 .... S • , 29
over we do
better for Our graduates than
g h
otherc ool. You may
- study all at home or partly at
home and finish at the College.
Ariate4 with The , Commercial
Litti.etrws Association6ffor Can7.
you
to investigate before choosing.
ExelUsiVe right for Ontario of
thee Y'ry.„ericrkettirnetle ,0730661,1 iBeekh-
o n
e -agi-e'a ti ---'t, i' all-lhssintlai;
i
' 1 e•li
VINE ,-
GARS
AND
• SPICES
These are and will be The 13est
that money ean buy. Wu know
that the used one vinegars and
BONA litleatIa •
, SUCCESUOL Picittata
y; and
Mrs. Heath, of is etroit, and Mist `Bella
ItObertgoa, at Otte. Ile retired from
termteg tett y -re age and moved 'to
Wilighain Whe e he has sent the re-
shoes. They alsci ad gold pendants
set with amethysts the gifts of the
bridegroom'
, and ' treed bOquets , of
. -
white Parnationa. Att. W. Sanders,
brother of the h ., de, acted as best
...11:64....
LOgv.--In Win am, a gold locket
With initials “.p. J C." in raised letters
front of locke , Finder will be re-
warded by1 • • •• same atTosts ffi
leave . o ee,
Markets elseWh:. e, and Canada vvi
also have to ioo elsewhere, Canada
and Britain calm. consume the wheat
product of this s °Minion 'We have
t • re f th . d t
ma . van i les . 0 er produets 0
sell in Solna lore ...L country Or coUn-
IC" eard'ne Sept.20 21
iti i ................. ,
Listowel..... .......... „Sept. 19, 20
litlildnitiy. ..., ....Bent. 25, 26
p,*pley .... . .. ..... Sept 27. 28
-1 • ' • ' ' " - '''' '• •
searorth. ............... .,. ...sot. 21, 22
' • - - ----
from start to fleish, and the
student ,ketps, ,_sanie books as
.9ten "aliKs and Whole-
sale..
floes. Etter any tune.
_ . inatrUebon.
'-
Miiiiider of h s days in quiet retire-
_
merit. In ter • "'on Mr. Robertson was
a Presbyterla and hi politics aReform-
or, lie lite.. the life of a conSisteiit
Mari. A reeeptiO Was held by Mrs.'
Sanders at tits Ci b-housee The bride
went away in a Violet Costume and
cream silk hat tr mai With lowers,ftion
,
-
L
_ eaters of Grand Trunk strike
endorsed Hon. 1 kenzio Xing's posi-
at the j n meeting at Berlin,
tries, The ques n else" arises as to
whether we natal. to be neighborly or
in -neighborly wi • one cf the Mightiest
nations in the orld. 'he Canadian
„, _Individual
Tivexon .... .....0,...41..116 Al A AA Oct. 4
Teestvater .................. Ott• .4, 8
tiliderWoOcl.. ••••• • ........ .... .Oct. 1.0
wrakettoo
Fa Tenn'
II From Aug. 28th
Write, call Or phone for
particulars,
Christian, 5 q let andpeaCeable &Will 'and
.
told was giith .red to his fathers at the
tho tonsym..n Will be Spent in
WerViielashire tin London. lit, and
tithed to diticus e subject.
'The three-year Id daughter of Mts.
voters have a sol ten duty to pedant
on Sept. .21, an i the desire of every
*01110111 man is that the electors
.Sept, 13, 14 15
"" "" ' - '
zutieb . .0 21
*We It1Cilt 11**i 1014, -O.. ...Sept.i ,
.,. _ ..,.. .._. .. „
- .
' NORMA
WI '
rips old age Of eighty -seen years.
. .
Hill reinahiS • :, e Interred itt the Wing.
Inim cemetery i n Wednesday afterntion.
Mrs. Paterson w ' 1 leave on the Siet
inst. for NeW ', 0114 Where they will
make their home,
Edsline of Chet am, Wag burned to
death in a firs, which deattoyed tbs
latter's residene
thou d pttt a , y arty pre sudices and
think only Of tit:, r own interests and
the interests Of r amide and the Empits
when they mar their ballots,
. , . a .
TAtitttO At VALISts.--The lusidymt
want at money saving mites, W. J.
Glia.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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