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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-01-28, Page 88 MINOR LOCALS. —Our advertisers have this week crowded our columns and wetrust thee --Enron O;,nnty Council is meeting our readers will bear with no. Look up let °vitriols this week. the many bargains our merobanta are -»S. J. Parke, of Piarton is the new ' offering and you will find better values than are in the cataloguesof the large Warden for Bruce County. --Hospital benefit concert in the opora hernia this (Thnreday) evening. —Concert in aid of hospital in opera Mouse this (Thnreday) evening. '.the Tams will give you clubbing Mates on any newspaper or magazine. _Sontag Huron Orange Lodges will aeZebrate the 12th of July at Qllnton. —The regular monthly meeting of the own Counoil will be held nest Monday °veniag. Attend the concert in aid of the hospital in opera house this (Thursday) evening. Regular meetink of Court Maitland, ()mediae Foresters, on Friday evening iaf this week. .Tuesday, February 16th, has been 'disown as the opening day for the Ontario Legislature, —.Peter Lamont, Reeve of Hay was eteoteo, Warden of Huron County at Goderi,ch on Tuesday, —The License Commissioners for Canted Huron are Adam Bays, John B. Hoover and Wm. Patterson. —Many TIMES subscribers are prompt in 'tweeting their subsoriptions and they have our hearty thanks, —Mrs. Gavin Davidson, Wingham Junction will hold an auction Bale of farm stook and implements on Friday, March Lith. —For the year 1908 the number of immierants coming into Canada was 148,700, of which 67,124 were from the United, States. stores. —Mr. Thos J. Elliott has been suffer. Ing with stomaoh trouble for some little time and will be operated on at the hospital this week. Mr. Elliott has a host of friends who will wish for him a snooeseful operation and a speedy re. eovery. —The heavy rains on Friday and Saturday carried away the snow and given us abundance of water. We have been enjoying springlike weather for some days. February and March are ahead of us and we will yet have gold, stormy weather. —Mr. John T. Murdoch, a son of Mr. P G. Murdoch, a former resident of Wingham was married at Portage la Prairie, Man., on Thursday evening of last week to Miss Elsa Evans. Old Mende here will join with the TIMES extending congratulations. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLET A simple and effective remedy for SORE THROATS AND COUGH: They combine the germicidal value of Cresolenl with the soothing properties of slippery elm end lido rice, Your druggist or from us, 10c in etamps Lamm% u. limas 00., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4o: —Miss McKenzie of Kincardine, wan a passenger on the steamer Republio which was injured in a collision an sank in the ocean, near New York or Saturday last. Six passengers were killed and all the others on the ill•fatei steamer were transferred to another boat. —Alex. McKenzie, a weaver, who lived in Kincardine for nearly fifty years, died last week at Walkerton, at the age of 84 years. —The south store in the Macdonald block is being fitted up for a jewelery store, A gentleman from Mt. Forest will open the store in the near future. —Farmers in East Huron should atte :d one or more of the Farmers' Institute meetings to be held next month. See advt. in another column for dates. -e-r, ae engagement is announced of Pear ;, eldest daughter of Malcolm Lamont, London, to Rev. E. R. Fitch, Tornio; the wedding will take plane early la February. —Basinees men, manufaotnrere and banke.;a state that business conditions are ;tet ahead of what they were at this time Best veer and that the outlook is most encouraging. Ladies Auxiliary of Wingham Gener;isi Hospital will hold their regular meetiag in the' Connell chamber on Feb. L 8, at 4 15 p. m. A ergs attend- ance e2 the ladies is desir d. ---"In the matter of t a" perhaps you think you are being erved as well as you. can be, but ha ou tasted "Sala - da" was. It's the purest and most deioiras tea in the world. All grocers sell it'. --The Hartley House at Walkerton, ov res by Mr. Fred Korman, formerly of civ ainham, has been sold to his son, Me. au Tgor1;:,an. Oru readers will be pleased to learn that our former towne- niM?1 ie continuing to improve in health. —The annual winter poultry shot held in Clinton last week was one of ill most suooessful ever held in Hurol county. It was deoided to hold th show at Clinton again next yea Messrs Jas. Henderson and Thoi Bowers of this town were eleote directors. —At a largely attended meeting i Ingersoll it was decided to establish hospital in that town at a Dost o $12,000. Dr. Bruce Smith, Inspeoto of Hospitals was present and addresse the meeting. In conoluding hie r marks Dr. Smith said:—"There ar towns much smaller than Ingersoll th have excellent hospita'.s. The town Wingham has a good hospital. It eighteen months old and has not ha a deficit." BORN. PIDRRIE—In Grey, on Jan. 18th, to Mr. a Mrs. Jas. Perrie; a son. Dur sews—In Gorrie, on Jan. 20th, to M and Mrs. W. F. Dulmage; a son. Muria.—In Wingham, on the 23rd Inst„ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Muir; a daughter. MITCHELL—In Turnberry on the 25th ins to Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mitchell; a son. DIED WORSRAN.—In Wingham, on January 20t the infant son of ;,1r. and Mrs. J. G. Workma MACDONALv.—At Newb•gging, Crieff, Nov. 22nd, Christian Sinclair. widow of Jo MacDonald. and eldest daughter of the 1 Peter Sinclair, Township of Grey, Hur County, Ontario, in her 83rd year. Munnoon.—In East Wawanosh on Jan. 11 John Murdoch, aged. 82 years and 10 months BLAORBROUCin.—In Battle Creek, Mich., Jan loth, John Blackbrough, formerly of E Wawanosh, in his 40th year. Mu c ,—In East Wawanosh, on Jan. 14 Annie uruickshank, relict of the late Rob Mutch, aged 78 years and 10 months. Tam: WINUIiAM TIMES, JANUARY 28, 19U9 —Mr. W. H. Kerr, editor • of the Brussels Post and hie slster•in-law, Miss Kay, were injured by the explosion of a range in the editor's home recently, Luokily neither was seriously injured, but they reoeived nasty wounds and the Times wishes for a speedy recovery. e at fs red ate th, CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES Wingbam Circle, No. 434 Meets First Thursday in each month, at 8 p.ne. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates fr cheap, reliable insurance solicited. Ask to see our rates of any member or officers. Ladies accepted. at same rate as men. R. AwDE, T. E. ROBINsoa, Leader. Recording Secretary W. 3, WYLas, Financial beoretary. NOTICE,/( Notice is hereby iv that I will not be responsible fora debts contracted in my name by any person whatever. MRS. A. JOYNT, PUBLIC NOTICE. I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, by any person, without a written order from me. OAARLES S. RINTOUL. Wingham, Jan. 11, 1909. d NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 1Notice is hereby given pursuant to B. S. 0. I 1897, Chap. 120, Seo, 23, that all persons having ilatclaeofms aainst the thee Township aof Turte of nberry inomas mthe County of Huron. Farmer, deceased, who died r on or about the fifteenth day of December, 1908, are required to send by,pest prepaid or deliver to R. Yanstone, Solicitor tor the Executor P of the said deceased, on or before e thefifteenth day of February, 1909, a their names, addresses, and descriptions and a fu,1 statement of particulars their claims and e the nature of the security (if any) held by them Executors certified,that after d strioutelthe assets I. ., of the deceased amongthe parties entitled thereto, havir'g regaronlyto the claims of which he shall then have notice. Dated tihis nth day of January, A. D„ 1900. n et. VANS Tub E. a Wingham P. 0. f Solicitor for Executor, a BOAR FOR SERVICE. - e The undersigned will keep for service on hif Premises, thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar luavale IL Terms—$1, to be paid at time of service. T. M. HENDERSON, d Wingham, P. U Auction Sale of Valuable Town Property. r. certannMortgage whin Sale be produced a to the time of sale, there will be offered for solo by Public Auction on Saturday the 6th day o February, 1900, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon a t•• the isrunswick Hotel in the Town of Wingham the following. valuable property,that is to say- ayLot number Five on the South side of Mapi Lot Street in John Cornyn's survey in the said h, Town of Wingham. On the property is situ n• ate a two story brick house 36X86, a brio] on kitchen one and a half stories high 18X24 and : lin frame addition 12x14, supplied with, hard an, soft water. Pi. Terms of sale 10d,"o of the purchase moue; on the day of sale and the balance in twent; days thereafter. The property will be sold subject to a rs ' served bid. 00 Further particulars may be had on applies est tion to the undersigned. Dated at Wingham this llth day of Januar A. D. 1909. th,Itt R err . VANSTONE. Vendor's Solicitor. • KING'S FOR BARGAINS I WE WANT YOUR TRADE STOCK -TAKING OVER Below we give you one or two specials not to be looked over. 20 pieces Dress Goods, all good fresh stock, ranging from 50c to $1.25 per yard 3Qc for - - - - a!! 25 per cent off all Neck Furs. 10 dozen pairs Ladies' Heavy Ribbed e2 C4`"'' J Hose, reg. 25c, now 2 pair for - - :; `>' Come early, get first choice and go away with the best values you have bought for a long while. Terms—Spot Cash. All kinds trade wanted. GOOD GOODS G. E. KING. C HEAP PRICES ••••••••••••••N•••••®•••• ••••••••••••••!.•••••••••S `• € F (at Cost urs and Coats • • If in need of the above articles, why not call and inspect • ours? Everything up•to•date—no old stock—and the prices • will suit all. Our NEW PRINTS NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW INSERTIONS • • •• • are now on elle. Come and purchase early and get the choice of the new goods. We have everything in this line • • to please the most exacting customer. We shall be pleased • • to show these goods. • • • Flesh Groceries always on hand. •• • Highest prices paid for produce. a • • s• ••® ® B • e D • - s•••••••10011••••••••••••811• • ••••••••••••••s:•••••••••• a•••••e••••••••'•••••••••11 • • 0 • • • • • • A 0 ••• • 0 • • • a • • X909 peciaI Announcement No, 4 i9o9 Bargain Extraordinary 1•111010.1.00111111.11111111111111111011001•1000111•11.1111111111r ONE DAY ONLY Saturday next - - - Jan. 30 410041410. 78 pairs Ladies' Felt Juliet Slippers and Shoes ;, regular $1.00 to $1.50 per pair. On sale Saturday for 72 cents per pair. SAMPLES IN SOUTH WINDOW. Kindly remember that our store closes at 7 every evening except Saturdays and evenings before holidays. Willis & Co. FINE SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. PHONE 129. ayr:,.,,:;,;;,.,:::,:i<_7,-,^'-->,,.,.,..„ ..,_ .------->,, .__,,,.--;-,---- _ 67, Ali 0 • ED The Lowest fee 0 0 o 0 0 u 404.404. Milli ., l the Hanna Bros.' Stock PURCHASED BY Robson Mercantile Co. AT A LOW RATE ON THE $, WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ON ESDAY. This announcement will be FEBRUARY 3rd, 1909. 4t* followed by a price list that will prove to you that you buy good goods at Prices Ever Offered in Canada for Reputable Merchandise. We have a 20 years' record of clean, respectable business. We are not here to "gull" the public We have paid cash for We will add many lines of goods where the stock needs it. We will take your Butter, Eggs and Poultry as Cash. " But " if don't Send anything on approval, but we give back your cash if not suited. Our home is in Oshawa (30 miles east of Toronto), a live town of 6000 inhabitants. There are three 0f us in the firm Departmental Store business, and have won out. We have a $5o,000.00 business, and still growing. This is quite an introduction, and saves time. Come on in and get acquainted, but don't forget your pocketbook, Remember the date—WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Mrd, 1909. THE ROBSON MERCANTILE CO., t.. this $23,000.00 worth of stock, and will tell you the truth in our advertising. you are worth a million you can't get credit. We have no books. We all married, with families ; all good looking. We have had to fight Be sure and get one of our Price Lists. WINGHAM, ONT.