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The Wingham Advance, 1916-09-28, Page 8Page eight NEW ARRIVALS Mantles Suits Furs Giothing Underwear Sweater Coats Remember our display of New Fall and Winter Goods just' as new and up-to-date as' the city stores. Get one of our now Catalogues. Prices right. Reliable Goods ArmailtevIOMMIESIOS ,,,,.. X 19 1'6 v. Alo A`s 1.4 X 7 71.V. X kg HA'NA CO. hiVe N S Phone 70. invmsermow BIG SALE' FALL GOODS Perhaps never befor e was there a better oppor- tunity for you tv save Inc ney on all fall and winter Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes and Clothing. The great advance in cost of most all lines is right here. ,This is your last thanrce to buy at these prices. mmawas smasmosimisonommi mmmiummt Dress Goods . for $1 a yard We have most all i►fre shades in all wool «(01st dye" Dress (;foods, better than the $z quality 'to, - day, Sale $1 per y ell $2.5o DressG,aods$1. 26 75c Velvets 48 c yd $l Velvets 75•'e yd. Shone Valu es Men'' good heavy work ShOC'•P,, extra Val me at 1t per 'pair $,.2 9 8 ' Ladies' Shoes only $1.98,Q $2.50, r $2.`98 and $3.19 Sample Shoes on Sale We have a 'lig assort went of Children's, Lad- ies' and Men's Shoes, all at Sale Prices. All Summer Goods at Cost Groceries .6 lbs of Quaker "Roiled Oats for 25c :3 bottles Extract 25c 2 lbs Best Raisins 25c 'G' roodGreenTea,only 2 9 3 pk Corn Starch ` 25c :3 pk Corn Flakes 25c ,'Comfort Soap ' 4c Mill Ends 1Mill! Ends Towelling " Flannelette ` W.Trapperetto Table !,able Linen nu These Now Buy Here It will pay you to buy at this store. Ladies' Hosiery 9,19c, 25c, 35e, SOc Children's Heavy Fleec. ed Hose 25e a pair Ladies' Heavy Vests, only . 29e per pair .Ladies' $5,00 All wool Skirts . $2.9 8 25cFancyVelours for 19c M/+.MI....e*.3eyA .,11 .--,- e. ftWebritl..11 R. M. LINDSAY T ...O THE BROKERAGE 5TANl? THE WINGRA,M ADVANCE DEATH ROLL. MAIO Iii I+ 00X.14 The many friends of Mr, and Mrs. William J. Cole, S;h con. of Beet Wa- wanoeb, will extend to them their deepest sympathy in the loss of their infant daughter, Mary Lillian, aged 5 months and 20 days. The funeral was held to 13randon oemetery .on Wed, nesday afternoon, NFLLIE COVTTS Mr, Alex. Qoutts received word on Wednesday morning that hie sister, Mrs, Harry liei.tb, who has been. ill for some time in Victoria Hospital, London, passed away on Tuesday night. Mrs, Coutts, sr., was with her when she died. Mr, Alex Coutte left on Wednesday afternoon to attend the funeral. Bt,ATItlee LILLIAN Lome:seen Sargt, Gznae Lockman, of the Salva- tion Army, who moved from here to Preston a few weeks ago, returned on tkienday to bury his infant daughter, whose death took place on Saturday at Preston. The funeral took place on Tuesday to the Wingham Cemetery. Capt. Huband and staff of the Sal- vation Army Corps conducted the services, Mr. and Mre. Lockman have the sympathy of a large number of friends. Roe= You a, Ste. There passed away on Sunday even- ing,one of the pioneers of Morris twp in the person of Robert Young, sr.. Deceased was in his 88th year and a MEM of vigorous ennstitution. He was born in County Down, Ireland, In his early life ho went to Glasgow, where he worked at his trade as a weaver and came to Canada nearly fifty years ago, settling in Morris, where he has continued to reside, He was a life long member of the Presby- terian church and in politics a Liberal. He leaves a grown family to mourn his lose. His wife predeceased him some years ago. Funeral was held to Blyth cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Rev, Mr. Boyle conducting the ser- vice, St. miens. Corn -cutting le the order of the day. Rev, Mr Little spent Tuesday after-, noon in Wingham. Mr. M. Collins of Dervie, is spend. ing a few days In and around St. Helene Arr.. Dave Todd treated his daughter to a nice Newcombe piano. SARAH JANE DEACON An old and highly respected resident of East Wawanosh passed to her Eter- nal Home on Saturday last in the per- son of Sarah Jane Deacon, relict of the late James Perdue. Deceased was in her 70th year and was highly esteemed by all who knew her, She was a life- long member of the Anglican church and Rev. W. B. Hawkins, rector of the Belgrave church conducted the services at the house and grave on Tuesday af- ternoon. The late Mrs. Perdue was born in the County of Lanatk, and came to East Wawanosh when a girl of four. teen. Her husband predeceased her about twenty years ago. The family consisted of nine children five, of whom survive viz., J. N. Peidue, V. S. of Blyth; A. N. Perdue, V. S. of Clif- ford; Mrs. Joseph Chamney and Mre. David Chamney both of East Wa- wanosh and Henry T. on the home- stead. The funeral was held from the residence of her son-inlaw, Mr. Jos. Chamney at whose home she died. Interment was made in the Wingham cemetery and a large concourse of friends paid their last respects to the deceased. Pte. R, Robinson of London, was a week -end visitor at the manse, Mise Edna Woods is spending a few days in Lucknow. A number from this burg attended an. Hive Teary service in Calvin on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Guest and fam- ily of Kinlough are visiting in and around this burg, Misses Mary and. Myrtle Little left on Tuesday to visit friends in and around Teeswater. Mies Collins Clark Is spending a few days at Kintail. Mrs. Hugh Rutherford is visiting with friends in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller and family Miss Mary and Wilhemine Rutherford motored to Pine River on Sunday and spent the day with Rev. and Mrs. Chas Rutherford. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Listowel, are guests of Rev. and Mrs. Little this week. add Belgrave The Patriotic Union Prayer meeting will be held in the Methodist church next Friday evening, Rev. Mr, Boyle will give the address. Children's services were held in the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Boyle preach ed splendid sermons. Mr. and Mrs, John Wightman spent Sunday with relatives at Ethel. Miss Garrett of Wingham, has been visiting at Mr. J. 14 Van Camp's. Anniversary services will be held in the Presbyterian church on Sunday, Oct. 8th. Rev. Mr. Smith of Hensall, will preach. A large consignment of peaches were received here by the Farmers' Club They came from Beameville, The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Jas. Taylor last Thursday, ELIZA MCBURNEY There passed away at her home in Kinloss township on Sunday, Sept. 24th, Eliza McBurney, relict of the late John Charters, in her 85th year. Deceased was born in County Down. Ireland, and came to Canada lixty- three years ago. She was married to John Charters in Dundee and they journeyed to Kinloss and hewed a home in the bush on the farm on which she died. Mr. Charters died stout twenty years ago. Their union was blessed with eleven children, ten of whom survive, viz., John, Samuel, Jasepb, William, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Longman, all of Montana; Mrs. Mo- Burney in Alberta; Mrs,John Camp - bel, of Whitechurch; and MCP John Walters of Culross. Deceased was a devout Christian aid a member of Whitechurch Pres- byterian church. Rev. Mr. Little of St. Helene, conducted the funeral ser- vices on Tuesday afternoon. Inter- ment was made in the Wingham cemetery. AL1rYA NDL°1L CAMPBELL A former resident of the 5th line, Morris township, but for year in Vanderbilt, Mich., has gone the way of all the earth. The Otsego County Advance, of August 31et, gives the following particulars, which will be read with interest'by relatives and friends in this community:—Alexan- der Campbell, one of earliest settlers of this village, died at his horde early Saturday evening, Mr, Campbell hoe been quite poorly for the past year, The funeral services were held Tues- day forenoon from the home, Rev. J. Royle officiating, Interment was at.. Gaylord, where his wife was burled about 4 months ago. He ,leaves four sons and one daughter, to mourn his Ion, Hugh, a farmer living near Gay - 1 ird; Calvin, President of the Cami • bell Stone Quarry at Indian River; Archie, a train man near Bay Oily; Colin, a Conductor of M, 0.1Z. R. at Detroit, and Maud, a teacher at home. Mr, Campbell was born in %Clugston, Ont. At a very early age be moved to Huron County, Ont., settling near 5eaforth. In ln b he married Isabella Smith at Clinton Ont., , and settled near Motive, Ont. where they re eidod until 1818. when they .Moved to Gaylord, Miob„ which viae a email hamlet and the terminus of the M. 0. It, it. In 1881 the family toned to eo rk l p Cheboygan Co 141icb. T owb g r where Mr. Campbell Was poet•hnaeter for a number of years aha Justice of ahe moved to' EGG .. ft ,. he Peace. In 1803 t until his - bill here he reeled it i 'Vander w All as a hatrteted Mr. Calx! lh t death w pr o Silver L T nt Cl'embe f a e e }ivr . T"hn kf wANTEDio 1 M. at Wolverine. WINOLIAM MARKETS (Correct up till Wedneeday noon.) Wheat. new 1 20 to 1 25 Flour, per owt., patent4 40 to 4 60 Flour., per cwt„ family13.80 to 4 00 Bran, e n a per W 02 CO, 27 7 P t Shorts, per ton. , .... , 000 to 20 CO (Lite, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 00 to 0 62 Barley0 00 to 0 85 Hay, new . 9 00 to 10 00 Butter, per lb—Dairy0 24 to 20 Eggs, per dozen , . , .. , , , '1 33 to 80 Cattle, medium butchers 7 00 to 7 25 Cattle, butchers choice8 25 to 8 50 Hoge, live weight .,,11 75 to 32 00 Lamb (owt) 9 00 to 1u 00 Hams, per lb... ... ,,,,, 028 to 0 30 Bacon long clear, .. ,, , , , 0 25 to 025 Sheep Skins , , , . , . 1 00 to 1 15 Hides . 11 00 to 11 00 Blue vale Mr. Nelson Thornton is visiting friends at Canfield, Johnson's Ladies' Aid will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Wm, Moses, the first week in October. Remember the sewing bee, the first to be on Oct, 4th for our soldier boys. Mr. and MCP. Geo. White of Blyth, visited at the home of Joseph Breck. enridge Thursday of last week. The corn cutters have been making good work filling silos in this vicinity. ' Mr, and Mre. Frank Nichol and two children of the 6 h line of Morris, Sundayed at Mra. Nichol's old home, The Women's Institute meets next month at the home of Mrs. Ed. John- ston. Good papers on making jellies, pickles and marmalades by Mrs. R. Black, and "Home and Country" by Mrs. E. Johnston. Blyth Mr. George Graham of Goderich was in town Monday. Mr. Jabey Walker a former resident of town is visiting in this vicinity. Miss Dorothy Tierney left on Monday morning for Toronto University. Mr. James Sims has been laid aside this couple of months through illness and is not improving as fast as his friends wish for. Dr, Perdue attended the funeral of his aged mother, who died on Saturday Sept,23rd she passed peacefully away at the home of her daughter Mrs D Cham- ney, East Wawanosh. The Ladies of the Methodist Church packed and shipped a large bale of quilts and warm clothing for the fire sufferers up in'New Ontario. The remains ot the late James Redmond arrived on the evening train, Friday from St Joseph's Hospital, London. Deceased had been in declining health for several months and the end was not unexpected. He was the eldest son of the Late John Redmond of Westfield. The remains were laid to rest in the R, C. cemetery Monday Don't forget Blyth Fall Fair Tuesday and Wednesday Oct. 3rd and 4th bigger and better than ever. Blyth Band has been engaged for the evening of the first day and will supply music on the grounds on Wednesday. Speeding in the ring is one of the special attractions, the Direct. ors are sparing no time to make this fair the best. Blytit tax rate is struck at 24 mills on he dollar. Harvest thanksgiving services will be held inTriuity church Oct 8th, Rev. Rural, Dean Fatheringham of St. George's Church, Goderich will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Begley of Blyth, announce tate engagement of their (laugh- er Lela, to Mr. J, H Jackson of' Uxbridge son of Mr and Mrs. A. C, Jackson of Auburn, The marriage to take place in October. 1 'BORN JEFratax—In Turnberry, on Monday 4 , Robert Sept,25,.hoMr. and, Mrs, Jt•fftay, a t daughter. MARRIED DAVIDSON—KING—In Turnberry, on Wednesday, Sept. 27th, by Rev. D. Petrie, Miss Estella King, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. S, Xing to Mr. William R. Davidson of Morn, ington. M 13LT. -- lilt EJ— In Winnipeg, 0A t L To I a, p Saturday, Sept. 0 lieu Dr. on S turday, S rs ,1 10th, by , Christie, Mr. I•i. F. Campbell, s'on' of Mr. and Mre. Alex, Campbell of Wingham, to Miss'lbrrie. PUBLIC NOTICE Being unabla to roeuro help pp I have decided t.o diewntinuc horse atter September 30th. Will be pleased to take Bare of Four wants, M far as I am Able, In general iton re' Wring and weed*orlic, n Xlor,>rtlts The Royal Jewel has a fine polished top, heavy Ere backs, heavy grates, heavy body with thick asbestos lining and well constructed oven. Is unsurpassed in working qualities, Over 50 stoves to choose from, A. J. ROSS Hardware n Stoves Cranbrook Alt roads lead to Wingham Fair on Fri. day. Will Forrest of Detroit, visited during the past week under the parental roof. D. Perrie returned from the west sooner than expected as the climate did not agree with him. Allan Cameron returned from London Saturday evening accompanied by Geo Raymond and son, Frank, Miss M. Foer- ster and Miss M. Cameron, the trip being made in Geo. Raymond's car. C. W, and Mrs. Keeling of Cargill, re- turned home after spending a couple of weeks at the home of A. J. M. Helm. Mrs F. Smith and Miss Marjory, and Calvin and Earl, returned to their home in Kelwood, Man,, after spending the past two months at the home of Jacob Long. Clarence and Allan McDonald and Miss A. Cheyne, who have been visiting at the home of Geo Campbell returned to Tor- onto last week. Mrs. Bell and daughters ot Glanford, are visitors at the manse. Geo Siemon will be prepared for the cider making next Thursday, MISS Beth Wallace returned to Toronto, after spending thepast twomonths at the home of Mrs. Menzies.! Public Notice NOTICE is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voter's List Aot, by His Honour the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, attbo Township Hall, Bluevale on the 6th. day of Oot'ber 1916, at 10.30 o'olook in the forenoon to hear and d termine complaints of errors and omissions to the Voters' List of the Municipality of Turn berry for 1916. Dated this 14th. day of September, A.D. 1916. PAUL POwaan Clerk of Turnberry t PUBLIC NOTICE NEWS FROM TUE FRONT Ree , 1A.tet Dereham, ltloglandedOro, Sept, 0,Hospital'16 To the Wingham Advance and people fW o i.n. gham: A short time ago I was wounded near Ypres but not very serious and before leaving France for Bligbty 1 promised my brother Harry, who is likely better known in Wingham than myself, that I would write the people of town and tell them how be liken: . fihtin Ha was g w e on a week in the trenohee up till the time 1 saw him and he rather liked being a soldier. A. S. a1, told me that Harry was one of the best men they had and didn't know what fear was. He was always say. ing to me in letters that he wanted to get at Fritz. It was sure a surprise to us when we met only a few hundred yards behind the firing line, in foot the both of us were nearly speechless. 1 was bit in the right log and ,both hands but I am pearly well again and hope to be out in Flanders within a couple of months. They sure do use a Canadian soldier good in this hospital, if I was living in the beet hotel in Canada I couldn't be treated any better and the people of the town of Dereham use me so good. I have to go out to tea every night in the week to someone's place and I can't get out of going, "no" wont work for an answer. Now about our Canadian nurses in the hospitals in France and Belgium, There is more credit coining to those dear girls than any one knows about and until they get wounded some of them are in danger of shell fire at all times end how they do enjoy doing their work and never do you hear one say "she is tired." They are one of the greatest blessings wesoldiers have. [ have been over one and a half years in the trenches, Oar hospital condi- tione are improving every day. Best wishes from Harry and myself to all in Wingham and we hope to come home again soon. We are sincerely yours 305082 Harry Coutts, 40 Battery, 0. F. A., 8th Brigade, B. E. F., France, 15407 W. J. Coutts. Red Cross Hospital, East Dereham, Eng. Per W. J. Coutte. Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to tee Ontario Votes' List Aot, by His Honour the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Town Hall. October,1 1 2 Win hath on the hilt dayof 9 G at o'clock in the afternoon o hoar and etermine complaints of errors and ommissstonsin the VM • ers' List of the Municipality of Wingham for 1916. Dated this 14th day of September, A. D.1916. JOHN N. Gaovss, Clerk of Windham. 111111111111111111•1111. 11111141•09. CHRISTTE'S GROCERY PHONE S3 Store Closes at 7 p. m. Have you tried 'Spaghetti' 1 This is a very delicious corn, binationi of Spaghetti, Tomato Sauce and Cheese, It melon a delightful meal, and is decidedly Reasonable in Price 10 5P er tin or 3 for 25c 15e per tin or 2 for 25o You'll Like e It Send along yoitr order for (Peaches 1.........1111111011110 NOW 1 Belgrave Mrs. David Scott is visiting among her friends during Mr. Scott's absence. Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Bryant of Hut - lett, spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs, Wray. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cole have ti e eympatby of the community in the loss of their little daughter who has been very ill for the past couple of months. Mrs, Baker of London is visiting her mother, Mrs. Alliston, Mies Sarah McDougall is visiting friends on the 10th of Wawanosh. Rev. Parnaby attended several of the missionary and financial district meetings throughout the Wingham and Goderich district last week. Don't forget Winghanl fair Friday, 291b. Mrs. John Armstrong has returned home after a three weeks' visit among friends in Thesselon, Bruce Mines and Sault Ste Marie, Inspector Tom visited the school thi week. Mr. and Mise Weir of Winghan spent a day with Miss Sproat thi week. The Anniversary services at Brick - church on Sunday were taken by Rev. Durant of Teeswater, Rev. Parnaby taking his work in Teeswater. Harvest Thanksgiving services in Anglican church on Sunday Oct. let. J. A. Brandon is visiting his piste in Drayton. Whitechurch . Seigt.-Major Ca.„rrek of the 180 h Battalion, London. was home for the week -end. Miss Annie Armstrong of Lang. side, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. A. Fox. Mise Jean Dawson, who last week underwent an operation for appendi- citis, is improving as well as can be expected, Mies Edythe McGregor of Luclfnow, spent Sunday at the home of her sis- ter, Mre. M, Ross. On Sunday, Oot. 1st, anniversary services will be conducted at Tiffin's church by Rev, J. W. Hibbert of Wingham. An old resident of Kinloss passed away on Sunday evening, Sept. 24cb, in the person of Mrs. John Charters Deceased took a stroke of paralysis a veral months ago from which she n e v e r recovered. Mrs, Charters' maiden name was Eliza McBurney, and she was born in Ireland over eighty year e ago. She is survived by t n chi drer.:—John and Mrs, Jos. B o urne of British Columbia; Sam- uel, Joseph, William, Mrs. 8 cott and Mre. George Longman of Montana; Mrs, John Wa'tere of Culroes, Mre. John Campbell of Whitechurck and Richard at home. The funeral was held on Tuesday to Wingham cemet- ery. Fordyce Corn -cutting, is the order of the day, A taw from around here. were present at the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gibbons on Sat, last, "Con. gratulations. Mrs, Wm. !Groomer and family of 'i'or onto, are emending a few weeks with her mother. Tars. James now, sr. Wear e so-i'Y p to report the death of 1Saturday i airs. s. Perdue of Satu dy a et . The a t froth her daughters reside onnera(lefce Mrs, Jos. Chamnty'son Tuesday or Wingham cemetery. , Thursday, Sept, 8, 1916 r Wingharn -----simmin aFair Thursday and Friday of this week You are invited . . to make our headquarters. store your Leave your and meet wraps and parcels your friends here. . W. H. WILLIS Sole Agent Mee" FOR For TheLADIES SHOE .n1►11111111Il pr('heli!!B(((ill(((Alli)IIIIIIIIiI'nIminillilllllmlllmirntflrlllllli l I BARGAINS1 IFOR . FAIR VISITORS AT THE WINGHAM BAZAAR E Fall and Winter Hat Shapes, all the latest styles, special price . . . . 15c each A large collection of Millinery Trimmings, in- cluding feathers, quills, velvet roses and a lot of others suitable for trimming, Special pace 15c ech SEE OUR WINDOW Boudoir Caps, special . • . 10c each Overall Aprons, special 39c each Fall and Winter Underwear for women and child- ren • . 15c, 20c and 25c per garment It will pay you to look these over at these low prices. Chair Seats at a big saving 3 layers of perforated wood will make your old _ chairs look like new, special price Fair Day' 1Oc EXTRA SPECIAL _ Just arrived 500 copies of the Latest Musk, In- cluding a lot of new patriotic. Best ever publish- - ed. Come in and look them over whether .you buy or not. Special price . , 15e per copy Wingham u1111WI1111111111111111L1111l1111111 Bazaar 11111111LUlli611. llll Lliliiiii1111 Wroxeter Prayer servicewill be held in lican church on Thursday evening. Mr. J. Gibson has begun makttlg butter for the season, making on and Friday of each week. Miss Grace Stalks who has ing her parents left for 'Toronto morning. The village and surrounding are to have a thorough canvass .to raise money for the Red Cross The services in the Methodist will be with drawn next Sunday count of the Anniversary services Salem appointment. the Ang apple- Tuesday bean visit Monday country this week Society. church on ac- at visited friends in a call to there Newton a very at her returned r at the the house :Method r to th City this , Westfield A very pretty wedding is taking piaci„ on hursday of this week at olevet , o clock, when bliss Mable McDowell be• tomes the bride of Dir. George Snell o Guelph Junction. The bride's dress is of ivory satin, with lace trimmings, Mist Minnie Snell of Auburn played the weddinf march. Rev. Mr. Conway oEftciated, it. the presence of about 00 guests. The happy couple will reside in Guelph Juno ticu. 1'h: lunetal of the late James Redtuour' took place on Monday morning to St Mrs, R. Ramsay of Guelph spent the past week with friends here, before leave ing for Indiana where she Intends to make her home, The girls of Westfield inet at the home of Miss Maisie McDowell on Saturday lasi and presented her with a handsome brass jardiniere and address, Mrs, Wm, Taylor of Mildmay is visilhtf friends here. -p "i* ~u Bellnore Mr, and Mrs, W Wallace, Toronto with friends here last week. Mrs. Jos. Hall is the guest of Wingham this week. Rev, Mr Gibson has accepted Sunderland, and he intends moving this week. The mitered of the late Hazel Septth n Michigan who died 0 i M h p g largely atterided Sunday afternoon home here, r Mr, and :lira, R. Murray home after spending some time home of Mr Jno. Mulvey, Mr. N. McNeil hae purehated lately vacated by Mrs. Peterinan. There will be no service lit the d hero next Sunday owne lee Churchll A nivtrear at Salem. n Y Me. W. 11, Irwin went to the week, Salem Mrs, John Bush visited friends neat Teeswater last week, A nutpbe;' horn here attended the funeral of Miss -' to e Iia el Newton of th x 18th con, of Howikk!List Sunday. A few farmers of this neighborhood chi ed hos last Monday. pp g nothehnber the Anniversary servicer .Oct.Oolet,ai 11 A.mr Mad next 4utuay, 7 Also'the fo r on Mon roar. fowl supper pp dayevening,cTherewill be Uot, 2 d. epichef, clo”. *nd other innate. At1 miselon 35c and 25e.