HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-11-12, Page 6MINOR LOCALS,
-Thuredav, November 12.
--Only sil< weeks until Olirietnuas.
---T]ae reveler meeting of Oawp
("laled(lnia, Sens of Scotland will be held
rieVi Monday everting.
-Rata A U Ooartiee, former editor
of the Obrietien Guardian, died ut ills
Mollie in Toronto on Tu08day,
-Mr, Thee. H, Taylor has been ser-
iouelS .ill for some days, but we ore
pleased to report that he is now mover -
log.
---her Wm, Agor, well-known to a
number of our townspeople, died at bis
home in Iagarson on Friday last, in hie
Qua year.
E, Walker is in Northern
Ontario this week purchasing cattle,
which will be sold by anctiolt in Wine -
been at an early date,
-Mr, Turnbull Smith, proprietor of
the Hotel Gladstone, at Toronto, drop
ped dead in the hotel, heart failure
being the cause of death.
-Tbe Clinton water commission is
having splendid success with artesian
wells, and the town will now have a
fine supply of the best water.
Firs. Gneleo has presented to the
town of Kincardine for hospital pur-
poses a briok house with several acres
of ground together with an endowment
of $25,000.
-Thanksgiving Day was quietly ob-
nerved in Wingham. Many of our
eitizesls spent the day around their own
homes getting things in readiness for
the Bainter.
, -You can make
rant, more deltaic/
"Saluda " One tea
Dupe. Use absolu
Steep five minutes.
richer more frog•
8 t'. if yon use
p•.ufnl makes two
y boiling water,
-Mr. Wm, Britton has been awarded
the pair of boots given by Willie & Co.
to the player on the Wingham baseball
team making the largest number of base
hits during the past season.
-A high•olass concert will be Oven
in the stone school House, Morris, on
Friday evening of this week. A good
programme has been arranged and the
publid are invited to attend.
-Mr. W. R. Brink has sold the
Queen's hotel business at Kinoardine
to Mr. Joseph White, of Barrie, and
has sauce purchased the Royal hotel in
that town from Mrs. Jennings,
-The plant of the Teeswater News is
being moved to a downstairs ofnoe, and
no paper le being /toned this week.
The Turn's is pleased to see thio sign of
prosperity and we wish Mr. McKenzie
continued success.
-We have been looking over our
mailing sheet and find on it, a lot of
subscribers who are getting very far
behind. We need money and would
urge upon the persons referred to, to
get a move on at once. There is no
deed to wait until the end of the year.
We would like that money now,
-There is an excellent agricultural
;paper that is of more than usual in-
terest to the farmer whowants to know
the praotisal and not the theoretical
side of his bu Ines . To such of our
readers we w ui suggest that when
/on renew your subscription to the
Tines you order The Weekly Sun, the
price is but $1,80. You will find it
worth the money.
-The A. Y. P. A. of St. Paul's
Church enjoyed a social time on
Thanksgiving evening. An interest-
ing programme was given in the Mills
Memorial Hall, and re'reehments were
served in the school room. A pleasant
feature of the entertahatnent wee a
couple of indoor baseball games. In
the first a team of the young ladies of
Blyth were pitted against the Wingham
young ladies, the latter winning, The
second game was between Blyth and
Viringlitera yntng men.
The safe of Mr. A. Brittain, jeweller,
of Wyoming, was creeked and robio3
df a large amount of jewellery.
Charles W. Morse, the finanoier,
found guilty of misapplying the funds
and falsifying the books of the National
Bank of North Araerica, won nentonoed
to fifteen yea'o in prison.
SLEEPLESS BABIES
ARE SICKLY BABIES
"When babies are restless and sleep -
1888 it is the surest passible sign of
iiinece. Well ll bbies sleep soundly and
t^c►:•' +.n r"'ah'-iy.Teeplesencee is
generally due to eorao derangement of
the stomach or bowels n to teething
tre;ablce, A few d sea (m 1' hy's Own
Tablets' will put he the one right,
and make it Sleep rally and sound-
Iy, 3tothere need net bo afraid of tide
medicine as it ie guaranteed by' a goo -
eminent analyst to Contain no opiate or
narcotic. tire. Louis Resells. (Xawae,
tient., says: ----"I am never without
Baby's Own Tablets in the hoses. I
have need this medicine for ray chil-
dren as O.'AS un required, for the last
NERSONAL•
Thi WINW1i; M TIMES, NOVEMBER 121. low
this ocolluntlmn from and y have
readerw. X you
have visitors or purpose going sway yourdelt.
(IMP in and tell ins. ur send us a uoto to that
effect.
Mr. Frank Cady spent the holidays
in London.
Mr. Bert Martin spout Thaakegiving
in'need water.
Mr. Dewitt Holmes vieited friends in
London during the week.
Mr. Harvey Liuklater ?Kea friends
at Amberly fcr the Holiday,,.
Miss Annie Elliott, of Mildmay spent
the holidays at her home in town.
Mr. Wm Elliott, or Wingham Juno -
tion, visited hie daughter in Burlin.
Mies Shier was visiting for a few
days with her parents at Kincardine.
Dr Ball, of Toronto, was visiting for
over Sunday with his sisters in town.
Mr. George Jones, of Guelph, spent
Thaukesiving with his family in town.
Mr. end Mrs John Patersod, of Glen
Morris visited friends in town this week.
WI' John Nichol spout t, a Thanks-
giving holidays with frieiida in Dur,
ham.
Miss Jean Miller, oI Toronto Junotion,
was visiting at John Fowler's, Binevale
road.
Aliso Browk was visiting for a few
days with relatives and friends in
Listowel,
Mr. N. Tilt, of Berlin, was visiting
with his sister, Mrs, Rich. Anderson,
tbia week.
rtXr. Be J. Plenty, of Southampton,
visited with his parents in town for
a few days.
Mies Iia Oleghorn bas returned to
Toronto after apending a few days with
her parente.
Mr. Arthur Angus, of Chesley, was
visiting at his parental home in town for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Magee spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Ethel
and Brussels.
Mr, Morten, of Brampton, was visit
tug for a few days with his son, Mr,.
.T. A. Morton.
Mr, and Aire. James Cummings, of
Listowel, spent Thanksgiving with rela-
tives in town. -
Miss Janisa Perris, of Stratford spent
the holidays with her parents, Rav, D.
and Mrs. Perrie.
Mise O:ive Manners, of London spent
the Thanksgiving holidays at her paren-
tal home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Orvis spent the
Thanksgiving holidays at Mr. George
Tervit's in Kincardine.
Mr. Thos. Field has returned home
after spending two weeks in the north
country, doer hunting.
Mr. Denby and his daughter, Mrs. W,
Hunt, of Burford, spent Thanksgiving
at Mr. P. S. Linklater's,
Mr. andaMre. A, J. Malcolm were
visiting with relatives and friends at
Mitchell for the holiday,
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Stalker, of Blyth,
were visitore with Wingham relatives
and friends'for a few days.
Miss Marjorie Rose, of Guelph, was
a guest at Mr. V. VanNorman's for a
few days of the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Patterson visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson at
Kincardine for over Sunday.
Miss Marion Robinson, of Ingersoll,
was visiting for a few days at the home
of her uncle, Mr. F. H. Walley,
Miss Marjory Gordon, of Toronto was
home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
D. M. Gordon, for the holidays.
Mr. end Mrs. V. Wenzel, of New
Hamburg, visited with Wingham rela-
tives) and friends fora few days.
Dr. Agnew has returned home after
spending the past few weeks visiting
the different hospitals in Chicago.
Mr. Samuel Crozier, of Orangeville,
spent a few days of the past week with
his daughter, Mr. (Dr.) W. J. Price.
Mrs. (Dr.) J. W. Scott, of Sandusky,
Mich., was visiting for a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Wilson,
Mr. Austin A. Lamonby, of Dannvilie
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
hie parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Lamon•
by.
Mrs. Thom, of Watford, end Mrs.
Wilton, of Granton, were visitors at
Mr. F. G. Sparlleg's daring the poet
week.
Mr. N. L. Brandon, o2 St. Marys,
visited for over Sunday with his parents
in Morris and was coiling en old friends
in Wingham,
Mise Vera Holmes was home froni
Ilavergal College for Thanksgiving,
aocompeoied by Mfsd Marjorie Blarson,
her room -mate.
Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Young, of Long
Branch, Cal., were mete ct the form.
02'S sister, Mra. E. G. Sperling, for a
few day this week.
Miss Florence 'VanNorrnan, and
Misses Mabel and Rthel Walsh, who
are attending Stratford Normal School,
spent the Thankegivixig holidays at
five 7ea s. and
have f nd superior to their
homes in
town,
all other medicines in caring no ills ofJ ,,Hied Dineen, of town, Mrs. ,ttobort
g1t.lGhoc;"." Su"d by uioilicina (lealere
or by triad at i:5 cents Ii box frons 'rhe Coates, Dotrolt, and Mra. . inatey, of
TTr, Wililatn3' Medicine Co„ Beeettville, Chicago, are visiting relatives In Wing.
Out. Ilam, --•-Clinton Few Era.
EINQ'S FOR BARGAINS 1
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
All
PRODUCE WANTED.
ANTED.
kinds farm produce ---Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples,
Beans, Featht rs, etc, -- for which we
will pay the highest price.
Furs!
Furs!!!
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A full range of Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats, •
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Neck Furs, Muffs, etc., at the lowest prices.
Our stock of Dress Goods, Flannellettes, Hosiery, Under-
wear, Yarns, Blankets, c:tc., is complete in every
particular . We solicit a call.
BUTTER 22e,
FRESH EGGS 25c.
(FOOD
GOODS
G. E. KING.,
C HEAP
PRIDES
Me. Thos. J.L+`lliott returned home
this week from the West, having' spent
the past three months with relatives in
the vioinity of Stonier, Alta,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Routledge, of
Seaforth spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days with Mr. and Mrs, Jae. Anderson,
Mrs, Jas. Carr, accompanied by her
grandson, Master Jimmie Carr, spent
the holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
Shields at. Palmerston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C McMath and
daughte}'e, Marjorie and Winnie, of
Clinton, spent Thanksgiving with the
former's sister, Mr. Geo. C. Manners.
Mr. and Mrs. John Leary and son,
Lawrence, of Mitohell, and Mr. and
Mra. Walter Huggau, of Wroxeter,
spent Thanksgiving at Mr, John
Tervit'a.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy for
SORB 'THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresoleno
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from us, 10a in stamps.
Lamm, lamas Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4ox
Chester Buokborrough was acquitted
of the charge of setting fire to the
Queen's Hotel at Tilsonburg.
Rev. Dr. Barclay of Montreal, who
has completed his 25th year as pastor of
St, Paul's Presbyterian Church, was
presented with a cheque for $5,000 by
the congregation, and another for
$73,300 by Lord Mount Stephen,
BORIC
ROBINSON.-In East Wawanosh, on Novem-
ber 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson ; a
son.
L£ATBEaD.L£--In Brussels, on November
1st, to Mr. and Mrs, W. L Leatherdille; a
daughter.
Warm -In Grey, on October 23rd, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Welsh; a son.
DIED
JamesF7euty,aged70yen as, 2monthsoandt 3
days.
Willi mAlexannder Morris,
of Tamesvand Isabella
Shedden, aged 8 months and 14 days.
Moos -1n Hallett, on October 8tst, Thomas
A. Moon, aged 46 years,
ROAR 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 service.
T. M. BENDERSON,
Winghani, r. 0.
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Central Business
College
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of Toronto hes started thous -
.1. ands of young men and wo-
idea on the easy way to rude.
• pendence and auOeeae. Let
us give you the right start.
Write for Catalogue and plan
to spend the next six months With ns, Enter silly time.
Address W, EC Sham, .Pin-
.l. Opal, Tongs and Gerrard
Streets, TOrontot �.i.
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Sample Copy Free
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voeate gird novae l!J4g.
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The Best gricy4ltural and
Horn aper
on the Anierloan Continent. No
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i* Agents wanted.
Address :
"The Farmer's Advocate"
ldtentionthixpaper. it.Olcot)N, tlnt,
CANADIAN NAME CIRCLES
Wingham Circle, No. 434
Meets First Thursday in each month, at 8
p. m. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
fosee sour 'rates ble ot ianyyramoeembeToiar officers,
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
R. AW DE, T. E. ROBIv80N,
Loader, Recording Secretary
W. J. WvLEs, Financial Secretary.
The 0r8a1 School
CENTRAL
JaWidi
STF ATFORD. 014T.-..-,
Our past record and our present
grade of work stamps as as the great
practical training school of Western
Ontario.
We have three departments:--
COtYIMERCIAL, SHORTHAND,
TELEGRAPHIC.
Oar graduates are in demand as
Business College teachers as well as
office assistants, Individual bourn -
tion. Enter now. Farce catalogue
free. Write for it.
ELLIOTT & McIACHLAN
PRINOXPAtS.
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Royal Grocery
Call and leave your order t.
for s•
FRESH OYSTERS, +
TURKEYS, GEESE
AND CHICKENS
for Thanksgiving Day..'
ALSO
The Best
Groceries
+ The Best
Tea and Coffee
The Best
Spices and Extracts
AT
MALGOLyI 'S
PRODUCE WANTED,
+ Griffin's Old Stand. PRONE 04,
RAlI,wV
GR AND +; TRUNK lVetAy
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta,
The attractive route is via Chicago
and St, Paul, Minneapolis or
Duluth.
California, Mexico and
Florida
Speoial round trip tourist rates in
effect to principal winter retorts,
For fell information as to rates,
routes, etc., apply to W. Ilenry,
Depot Agent. or address .i'. D. Mo.
Donald, D. P, A,, Toronto.
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I HANNA Friday Bargaio Day
NovltasnER ldxrf, 1008.
HANNA
BROS.
With every week our sales mount higher and higher. With every Friday a new record is
Made for a single day's business. That this Friday aruay be no exception to the rule, we offer
you such au array of irresistable values in every day necessities that you will ,make this popular store
h'lin with business. Watch our window displays on Thursday for Friday bargains.
LADIES' WEAR DEPARTMENT.
Our entire range of Ladies' Waists. consisting of the latest and most artistic productions of high
class makers, on speeial sale Friday, is an announcement our lady friends will hail with delight,
Whatever your particular need may be, whether a neat Black Sateen, a dainty Flannel!, plain Lustre
or an elaborately trimmed Net or Silk, you will find it here at reductions equal to these below.
$1 Wrapperette Waists 63c
New, smart styles, dainty pat-
terns, perfect colorings are
featured in this range of
Waists, all sizes, regular $1,
Speoial Friday 63c
A saving of 37o.
$3 Lustre Waists $2.39
Fancy Lustre Waists, elabor.
ately embroidered with silk,
distinctive in style, perfect
in St, regular $3 value. Spe-
cial Friday $2.39
A saving of 610.
Smallwares
$5 and $6 Waists $3.98
In this range are inolnded am
most expensive Waists,
bought opeoiaily for onr
Obristmas trade, comprised
of delicate shades in net, silk
in blaok and white, reg. no to
$6. Speoial Friday ....83.98
A caving or up to $2.02.
and Notions for Friday.
Fancy Handkerchiefs on
Sale
20 Ladies' Fancy Embroidered
$andkerohiefs, fine hem-
stitched edge, splendid gnaI-
ity cambric, reg. 15o. Spe-
oial Friday 10e
10 doz only ladies' finest Cam.
brio handkerchiefs, daioty
embroidery patterns, scal-
loped or hemstitched edge,
reg. 28o and 35o eaoh. Spe.
oidi Friday 3 for......., . 50c
50c and 75c Belts 39c
Oar entire range of ladies'
fanoy leather, silk and
elastin Belts, new styles, as-
sorted shades, go on sale
indiscriminately Friday
at... 39c
A saving of up to 36o
15c, 20c and 25c Ernbroid-
eries 13c.
Fine Swiss Embroideries of
which the insertion to irtatoh
has been sold, in very dainty
patterns, worth up to 250.
Spadini Friday per yd ... ,13o
A saving of ng' to 12o per yard.
Extra Specials fo Men and Boys.
Boys' 75c Odd Vests 39c
10 doz Odd Tweed Vests we picked up from the
makers at anoh a slash price we can't resist the
temptation and make a huge sweep; sizes 82 to
35, regular 750. Extra special Friday 39e
A saving of. 36o.
Boys' $1.00 Blouse Suits 65c
10 only boys' dark grey serge Blouse Snits, sizes
for boys of 5 6.7.8 years of age, regular $1.00,
Speoial Friday 65c
- 'A saving of 85o.
Boys' 25c Wool Gloves 17c
Boys' firm knitted Gloves in plain and
colors, assorted sizes, regular 250.
Friday........
• A saving of 80.
assorted
Special
17o
Men's $1.25 Sweaters 89c.
Men's fine worsted Wool Sweaters in plain and
fanoy oolors, regular $1.25 value. Speoial
Friday. ., 89c
A saving of 36o.
Men's 75c Wool Lined Mitts 49c
6 doz. Men's Heavy Calf Mitts, double stitched,
with strong waxed thread, continuous thumb,
lining and wrist of fine knitted wool, reg. 75o
Speoial Friday continuous.,
.....490
A saving of 26o.
Men's 50c Wool Gloves 38c
Men's Fancy Knitted Wool Gloves in black and
grey, high wrists. .regular 50o. Special
Friday 38e
A saving of 12o,
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Floor Covering Prices held out to
you Friday.
Rugs and Squares Reduced
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+ 50c arid 60c Linoleums 41c
per yard
+ Oar immense stook of 1 2 and 4
+ yard wide Linolenins in
smart patterns, good oolor-
• Inge, regular 80o and 60e,
♦ Special Friday per square
yard „410
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Pure line unbleached Hand Towelling, splendid
even quality, regular 10o. Speoial Friday..73xe
We have plotted out 15 different
squares as unneoeaeary stook.
Among them Ingraina,Tapes-
triea and Brussels, splendid
patterns and oclorings, sizes
3x33!, 331x4, 33111431, regu-
larly worth up to $15, Spe-
cial Friday $9.45
A saving of up to $555.
15c Matting 10c per yard
Japanese Matting, full yard
wide, colored patterns, re-
gular 150 per yard, Speoial
Friday .. 4... 10e
A saving of 5o per yard.
Staples and Dress Goods for Friday
Shoppers.
Factory Cotton 5c per yard
At last we have Secured a good quality grey Fao-
tory Cotton, which we pat on sale Friday at
per yard 5c
10c Hand Towelling 7Yac
A saving of 2310 per yard,
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C That our Friday bargain day is amply appreciated by the buying public is clearly demonstrated.
► in the increasing nnmbera who crowd cur different departments. Should you not as yet have bene.
► fitted by our great underpricing, come out, We promise yott stich treatment as will bring you back
► again.
60c' Factory Yarns 47c per Ib.
Domestio Yarns, fine, even, Soft and strong qual-
ity, regular 60c per lb. Speoial Friday.:..47c
A slaving of 13o per lb.
50c and 60c Suitings 37c
Fancy Tweed Sultinge In stylish stripe* and
checks, and plain colors, winter weights), reit.
500 and 60o 'valve. Speoial Friday per yd...37c
A saving of tip to 23o per yard,
HANNA BROS Wingham.
special priced are strictly cash of trado. Storospun.1nt ;,
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