The Wingham Times, 1908-04-23, Page 7TETE W1NGUA* TIMES,. APRIL 23, 1968
MINOR LOCALS.
-Get your wf ddiug invitations and
Ming cards at the Trees office.
--Tie Turas to new subscribers from
*OW till January lst, 1909 for 60 cents.
-Phe total assessment of Seaforth
this year is $840.218 and the population
tat $.156.
The front of Willis & Co's shoe
atone has been brightened up by a fresh
moat oaf red paint.
-Organ recital sad cantata in St,
Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Tues-
day evening, May 12th.
--The road grader was brought into
arse on Tuesday and Josephine street
'avis given a good cleaning.
PERSONAL.
We shall be glad to have ooatribntions to
this column from army of our readers. It yon
have vieitor5 or purpose going away yourself.
drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that
effect.
Mr. Thos. Bowers spout the holidays
with friends in Iageroll.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Malcolm spent
Good Friday at Mitchell.
]fire. Wm, Moore was visiting with
Ingersoll friends for a few days.
Mrs. Edward Bosman visited for a
few days with her sister at Clinton.
Miss Brown spent Good Friday visit-
ing with her grandmother at Brussels.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Price spent the
holidays with relatives at Orangeville,
Mr. John Nichol spent the holidays
with relatives and friends in Brucefield.
-Dr. Kennedy, who has been taking
et post graduate course in surgery in the
Vhloago hospitals is expected home
*Q night..
:. Charles Barber has purchased a
clew gasoline engine and cement mixer,
to be in readiness for the coming
9leason's work.
-The anneal excursion of the Haron
Old Boys' Association of Toronto will
be run to Goderich and Wingham, on
Saturday, July 4th.
-Orders for horse route bills and
cards, left or sent to the TIMES office
will receive prompt attention. First-
class work at reasonable prices.
-Mr. Alex. Reid, who recently pur-
chased the bus business, has moved Ms
household effects from Kincardine and
taken up residence on Victoria street.
-Mrs. Howard, Gorrie, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Amelia, to
1tev. J. Edgar Wilson, B.A., Uno Park,
the marriage to take plane early in June.
Coughs. colds, hoarseness. and other throat
ailments aro quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets. ten cents per box. 9.11 druggists.
-Mr. T. E. Walker, formerly of
Wingham, has sold hie farm near
1iiveredale to Mr. Michael O'Hagan.
air. Walker has purchased a farm near
'Toronto.
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JarrissTON: --ln Wingliam, on April 2nd to
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Johnston; a daughter.
AsnxoN.--I0 Howie1 , on April 12th, to Mr,
and Mrs. Oeo. Ashton, dth cue.; a son.
14rr.. and Mrs. arch Kennedy a daughter, to
TAM .-In Toronto, on April 6tk to Dr. and
Mre. Nelson Tait; a son.
THOMSOW.-In 'Brussels, on April 14th, to
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Thomson ;a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright on daughte. 13th, to
stA1tuvan
JAotcsoE--Guars -In Morris at the bride's
home on ,April 8th, by Rev, J. L. Small, B. A.,
Margaret Janet Craig, to Albert Henry. Jack-
son, of Morris.
CARLISLE -WALKER, -At the residence of
the bride's parents, on April 22nd, byRev. Dr.
Gundy, of St. Thorras, Mr. C. P. Carlisle, G.T.
R. agent at Belgrave to Bliss Edith. eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mie. James Walker, of
Wingham.
Wlxsixtn-ELLr0TT.-In the Wingbum Bap-
tist church. ou April 16th, by hes. H. E.
Allen, Mr. Bertram L. Winfield to Mies Ida
May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott,
both] of Wingham.
Mrs W. P. Gri@rson wss visiting for
faw clays with icer illut$er at Sylvan.
Mrs, Jae. Weir and Mrs. Jas. Mulvey
spent the holidays with friends in Wrox-
eter.
Miss Jean Davidson, of Wroxeter was
visiting with Wingham friends last
week.
Mr. L. McLean was in Arthur last
week attending the funeral of his sister-
in-law.
Mr. Ohas. Bell, of Southampton was
a visitor with Wingham friends for the
holidays.
-' Mr, and Mrs, A J. Pion were visit-
ing with Ingersoll relatives for the
holidays.
Mr. Thos. J. Watt, of Mio, Mich, was
visiting with old friends in town for 'a
few days.
Mr, James, of London, visited hie
brother, Mr. Thos. James, during the
past week.
Mr. A M. Robinson, of Teeswater
visited with his mother in town during
the holidays.
Mr. R. J. Fleuty,
was visiting with his
the holiday.
-The Wingham Baseball Club and
the Citizen's Band have under considera-
tion a proposition to take part in a
Victoria Day celebration at Listowel on
Nay 2Sth.
-At the ennual meeting of Western
Football Asseciation, held in Stratford
on Friday last, Elmer Moore of this
town was named as official referee for
this district.
Mrs. Crows, of Owen Sound, accom-
panied by her daughter-in-law and
granddaughter, spent the Easter holi-
days with her sister, Mrs. Thos. James,
Frances street.
-A mail service was inaugurated on
Monday Iast on the Guelph-Goderich
branch of the C. P. R. The mail train
arrives in Goderich at 12.30 noon and
leaves at 4.50 p. m.
of Southampton
parents for over
Mr. Clare Vanstone, of Hamilton
spent the holidays with his brother, Mr.
R. Vanstone.
Mr. Wm. Brock, of Owen Sound was
in town last week attending the funeral
of his brother.
Dr. T. Chisholm, M. P, for East
Haron spent the Easter holidays at bis
home in town.
Mies Marie Maybury of Toronto was
the guest of Mies Mae Knox for the
Easter holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Haugh and two
daughters were holiday visitors with
Wroxeter friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cummings, of
Listowel were holiday visitors with
Wingham relatives.
Mrs. R. Goring, of Toronto, visited
her daughter, Mre. 3. W. Hewer, during
the Easter holidays.
-The low rate of $1.35 for the TIMES
send Weekly Globe will be withdrawn
after the first of May. Subscribers who
Saye not already renewed will do well
to ito so before the first of May.
-We are sorry to report that Mr.
Wm. S. Anderson, of Turnberry is in
poor health, Mr. Anderson is one of the
few remaining pioneers of the township
and celebrated his 80th birthday one day
last week.
-The Good. Friday holiday passed off
quietly in Wingham. The different
places of business were closed and many
of our townspeople -spent the day at
their homes making ready for gardening
operations.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy for
SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from us, 10c in stamps.
,pssturto, Miami Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. dor
-The cold weather this week has
delayed spring work. The snow storm
of Sunday night came as a surprise, but
it was better to have it in April than in
May. The papers reported four inches
of snow in Toronto.
---Mr. Jas. Walker is putting extensive
repairs on the front of his furniture
store. New cornce is being put on and
the store will be repainted. When the
work is completed Mr. Walker will have
an excellent store.
-Many friends in Wingham will
regret to hear that Miss Millie Harris,
of Wroxeter continues in poor health.
Miss Harris was brought to Wingham
hospital on Monday for treatment and
ber large circle of friends will wish her
a speedy recovery.
-The Mitchell Advocate is now in its
forty-ninth year, and Mr. W. It. Davis,
brother of our townsman, Mr. H. Davie,
who started the paper in April, 1860, is
still at the helm, The Advocate im-
proves with age and we wish Mr, Davis
sad the. Advooate many more years.,of
prosperity.
---There is no mistaking the 4iperior-
ity of a tea that in suttee
built up a market in alum
of the North American
lees had the most e o
sales, year after `e
000 packages was the imtiietsse outYut
for 907. This oontinental endorsement
of "Wade," Tea proves oonolusively
right in offering it to the pttblio as the
wed delicious and healthful tea in the
U►0t t..
years has
every part
ntinent, that
ue increases in
Weyer 18,000,.
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GoY.-In Turnberry, on April 19th, Mary
Madeleine, daughter If Mr. and Mrs, John
Goy, egad 2 months and 5 days,
Bnocx.-In Wingham, on April 16th, James
Brock, aged 65 years, 7 months and 13 days.
BROWN -In Irowick on April 14th, William
Brown, aged 45 years.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep _for service on his
premises, Lot 18, Con. 1, Morris, (Bluevale
Road) a thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar
Terms -$1, to be paid at time of servica.
T. M. HENDERSON,
Wingham, P. U.
U AND 'TRUNK SY$ EM
Homeseekers Excursions
Commencing 14th and comtinriing
every second Tuesday until Sept.
29th. The Grand Trunk Railway
System will issue second class return
tickets, good for 60 days, from all
stations in Ontario to principal points
in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta. Rates to Winnipeg and
return $32.00, Edmonton and return
$42 50. Proportionate rates to other
points. Full information from any
Grand Trunk Ticket Agent.
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Mr. Fay Patterson,'ot Toronto spent
the holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Patterson.
Mr. Jos. Saint, of Wallaeeburg was
visiting with Wingham relatives and
friends for a few days.
Mrs. Dinsley and Miss Norma Dinsley,
of Detroit were visiting for a few days
with Wingham friends.
Mr. and Mre, F. H. Walley and Miss
Dorothy Walley spent the holidays with
relatives at Ingersoll.
Miss Mabel Rose, of Cayuga is spend-
ing the Easter holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Ross.
Misses, Lizzie and Annie Barber visit-
ed with their sister, Mrs. R. D. Mason,
of Kincardine, during the holidays.
Miss Vera Stapleton left last week for
Toronto, where she intends spending
the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Phil.
L. Wade.
Mrs. Hollister and children left yester.
day for their new home in Kincardine.
Many friends will wish them enccsse
and happiness.
Mr. Jas. Cummings, of Toronto and
Mrs. Stewart, of Lncknow were visitors
for a few days at the home of their
father, Mr. J. B. Cummings.
Mrs. R. A. Douglas and eon Fred, of
t'owassan, and Mies Douglas, of Mark -
dale, were the guests of Mrs. D, Br.
Gordon during the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bard, of Guelph,
were visiting with Mrs. Bard's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Semi. Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Bard are moving to Woodstock;
where Mr. Bard has aocepted a good
position,
Mr. G. C. Anderson, who has been
aecoantant in the Dominion Bank for
some time left on Monday to take a
position in the New Dundee branch of
the bank. Mr. A. F. Miller, of the local
branch has been promoted to Mr. Ander-
son's position.
Mr, R. A. Graham retained home
on Monday from California, where he
spent several weeks with his son, Mr.
David Graham, who has been seriously
ill for some time. We are pleased io
report that our fore, er Wingham boy is
now very muoh improved in health.
W. G. Miller, the oldest resident of
the town of Simcoe, died M his home
on Friday evening last. An hour before
his death he called his family around
him land oa1n ly told them he was dying,
16illb e was born in glue year 1po,
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TEA AND COFFEE
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Also a beautiful line of
Toilet Sets
Dinner and
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AT RIGHT PRICES.
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Highest cash prices paid for
Butter and Eggs.
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Parlor Suites, Couches, Parlor Chairs, Tables,
Mattresses, Springs, Iron Beds, eto. etc., at special
cut prices.
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Nomatter how big the adv., how big the stock, or how
strong the poverty point is pressed, if it's low prices
that make the sales, we will meet the very lowest
price offered anywhere -right down to rock bottom. C
SOME CUT PRICES
A large x out oak Bedroom Suite, 3 pieoes,
swell front dresser, top 44x20, plate
mirror 30x24. bed stead 6 ft 3 in. high,
regular $37.00 for $26.00
A large Sideboard, 3 out oak, poaehed,reg,
$37,00 for $30.00
Combination Sideboard and China Cabinet,
regular $27.00 for $20.50
Sideboard, oak, regular $19,00 for $14.75
Sideboard, regular $13 50 for $11.00
Sideboard, regular $3 00 _$6.75.
Common Chairs, double rungs, for each.35
Nice Highback Diners, brace arms .72
Parlor Suite, 4 pieoes, silk plush bound$14.75
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Struck with
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Every person who visits our store
is struck with surprise at the
high quality and low
prices of Groceries.
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HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
TEAS or COFFEE?
If not, try a pound, and
you will be convinced that
they Are UNEXCELLED for
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A nine line of Baby Carriages and Go -Carts just to hand
Anything yon want that we have in stock you'll get
at prices that will astonish yon. Don't buy till you
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A party of immigrtnte have Bailed
from Liverpool for Canada, with the
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the Province of Nova Scotia.
CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES
Wingham (circle, No. 434
Meets First Friday in each month, at 3
p. m. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
for chtap, reliable insurance solicited. Ask to
see our rates off any member or officers.
Lathes accepted at same rate as men.
Ray. T. S. Bovs,E, 0E0. $, COOYMAN,
Leader. Recording Secretary
W. J. WYLEs, Financial Secretary.
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TAKE NOTICE
That 5. S, Jerome, Dentist
is making beautiful sets of
teeth for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airohamber. All
work guaranteed.
Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham.
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BARGAINS
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
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Lantern Globes, regular 10c, at .05
Axle Grease, regular l0c a box, at .05
Coal Oil, per gallon .15 and .18
Clothes Pins, 5 dozen for .05
Bulldog Shovels, long handle, solid shank, reg-
ular 61 and $1.25, at .65
Galvanized Iron Water Pails, reg. 40e, at .30
BEAVER READY - MIXED PAINTS
FIRST - CLASS QUALITY
Quarts, regular 45c, at .30
Pints, regular 25c, at .18
z Pints, regular 15c, at :10
GRANITEWARE REDUCTIONS
Graniteware Stove Pots, reg. 75c and 85c, at.50
Graniteware Stew Kettles, reg. G5c and 75c, at.45
Graniteware Pudding Dishes, 15c and 18e, at.10
Graniteware"Federal Pots, regular $1,00, at, .70
ALL GRANITEWARE AT GREAT REDUCTIONS,
One Carload Coil Spring Wire
Genuine Frost. Get our prices -they are the best.
Sherwin-WilIiams Ready -Mixed
Paints
The Paint that bas no equal. A complete stock.
When ranting s„ytbing in our line it will pay you to call and ge
prices. A pleasure to show goods, whether you buy or not.
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For Boys and Men, at prices which will make you
wonder where we get them. All new goods.
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Bright, snappy, new shapes, best English quality, regu- a;
4. lar $2.50, for $1.99. Don't pay the long price, boys. ,,
I NEW SHIRTS
The correct stuff, new and up-to-date, regular price up .;
to $1.25, for 69c. All sizes to 19.
OVERALLS AND SMOCKS ; --4(
f The Railroad Cloth, blue with white dot. Regular ;
$1.50 per suit, now 99c.
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Extra special prices on all lines. Our stock is by fart
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+ REMNANT SALE '
This lot of Remnants comprises ends suitable for
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Waists, Skirts, and Suits. The regular remnants of ''
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be too late.
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A saving of at least 20 per cent. on every Skirt, which
10 means a low price for new goods - all this season's.
so
Try us.
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EIn Sateen, Moire and Silk, all offered at greatly reduced
a- prices. New goods. New designs.
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b►, A 2 -piece Dark Gray, braid trimmed, for 4 to 8 years,
for 99e.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Don't buy a dollar's worth of Carpets, Linoleums, or
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Curtains until you have seen our values, WE Al2,E IT,
E far All Carpets sewn and laid free of charge,
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