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TRUNKS ASP Vetaenet—litg atoCk of
*elect from et lowest prices,
W. J. ,GlegEtt.
Soreiet, BABOAINt at RBOX's
PrideY, Jan., 21 only. e -A, M. Xecia
TOOKE e7 Boon You sheuld see our
itne ot Hocicei Sts. The best, eWeits
on hvre. W. L ORE=
Coltal—We tave for sale at out store
or mill, a Per pf gotd Aineeicea yellow
corn.
SO- Hey;sole IleocKaReeNk
_ WANTED Two pipers for Wingbare
Petaehment 161st Huron Battalior
opply to Majer N,T. Sinc!air, Wingbate.
• LOtor—English spaniel, white and
yellpw. Answers to the name Jim.
• Reward for return, Apply to 0. P.
eale7EP—Ten to twenty acres of
aoed garden and. Win lease tar five
years with privilege of buying at ex-
• piration of tease, John Kerr, Mbabane,
.6#ae1ait BLITTEK OQC supply of teeple
butter is limited and you had better
, place- your order early so as not to he
disappointed. E, 1V1EPELEy * SON-
, Phone 84.
MINOR •Le-VAT:5.
1Por biatnotul and Wedding Rings gp
t.0 EtiOE'S.
—Have you tenewed your eubseription
to the 'Ttlaaa?
—Huron Coiinty tifitletil L In seesion
atrGoderich, this week.
7PERSONALS
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Mee, Rull, of LoOdotal itt vieiting with,
her sieter, Mot T. a Xing,
i Pte. Arthur NeWieen, Of the 714
bettaligh# Spent $ander in tetwa. .
l' Pte. fl# Rieseille, of Stratford.
visited et hie home here Or otter $11te,
;ley.
Fte. Lenard BrOck, ef gait, was
visierg ter a feW five at hishome in
toren.
Reeve Mitchell is in Gni:IWO; atteed,
1iog the eeseions of the linron Oaant/t
CeOncil.
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WHY NOT ffeORIOA FOR YOUR
witatik Tom
The attreetiOns are Onsierpaetted,
heeutifue palm treee, warm sea Whiny,
orallga Sed ttenana groves,. golf, Wpm
fishing,, luxUrents hotels for peckets.
Two reghts only from Toronto. Win-
ter teuriat tickets nOW en sale. Be
BUM that Mir tickets read vie CAW
dma Pocide Railway. Excellent ser-
vice is offered via Detroit aud
Particelere from Canadian Pacific
Ticket Agente, or Write M. G. Nittrnha,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto,
Ont.
tiereogavie
Miss Densmore left en Tuesdey terP- 4T41°Tie S°cW'rY N°T1IS'
Clinton where the W.11 visit for some We gratefully eeknOwledge the
Iteeh '#,Ith her ala:eit fellowing donatioosz — Miss Imlay,
1 itle. Itobt. jebnston, Of TorOntolf6.0..Pel rtne4d.5. a ehoot eel:eta at'
No, 6, Morrie, On Dee. 15th, the
was vtetting toe a few daps with his
son, Mr. 1.vao,lohnsten.
Mr.?. S. Brandon is visiting for a
few day s with his son, Mr. N. L.
Iron at St. Marys and his sten, Mr.
Brock Brar.cloe at Hanover. .
Mrs. Win. Ahlhore and Mrs, Albert
Boone, who were here attending the
funeral of their father, the late Wm.
Clark, left on Monday for their home
in Dayton, Ohio, aeccimpanied by their
pephew, Mr. Will Elliott.
• CHURCH NOTES.
society sent $100.60. to Shorneliffet
Hospital, On January 18th, to Ify.
man's Hall, LOOM 4 consignment of
soldiers comforts, consisting of 29 pairs
a sacks, 0 pairs of wristlets, 8 Balaclava
caps, 13 military shirts and 2 mere.
Mrs. J. Cole, $1; Mrs. J. Nicholson, $2;
Mrs, A, Porterfield, 5 yards of cotton.
Vie thank all our supporters foe their
splendid help in the past,
• It is with deep' regret that we, this
week, chronicle the death of Anna
Margaret Barbour, beloved wife of Mr,
Henry J. McClenahan, who passed away
1,111 the Wingbant te I an Senclay last
INGHAM, TIMES
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. • Weeks illnesg. The I
• The annual congregational meetingof
$t. Andrew's presbyterian Churclowill
be held on Monday evening, January
3
1st. There are matters of importance
Fine stock of silverware, cut grass to come before the meeting and there
and jewellery at Knox's. should he a large attendance of the
•
the leading magazines are
sale at the ;netts stationery store.
members of the congregation.
On .
The members of the Wingham Com-
pany of the 1131st Huron Battalion will
—Buy your railway tickets from 11
.B, Elliott. Town Agentfor the G T. R.
at the Trews office,
• —Clubbing rates with all city news-
papers in connection with the TIME.Your orders will receive prompt
• attention.
• —Mrs. Reg, S. Williams will receive
at her home on Centre street, on Wed-
nesday afternnon, February 2nd, from
• 3 to o'clock.
--Mr. Wm. Claridge, of Ingersoll
and formerly of Wingham, has enlisted
with the 165th battalion now being
formed in Oxford county.
The members of the Wingham
• Companyof the 161st Huron Battalion
purpose holding an At Home in the
Armouries on Wednesday evening,
February 2nd.
—The 3. E. Swarts farm on the sec-
ond lhoe Of 1VlorrisM
, has been sold to r.
Alex, Ross, of Turnberry, who has sold
his farm to Mr, Halliday. Mr Ross has
• secured a geed farm.
—Mr. McVicar, who has. been mail
cleik on'the L., 11. & B. has been trans-
ferred to another run out of London
and his old position is being taken by
Mr.McLeod' of Woodstock.
• —Dr, Tamlyie reports that he saw
two robins on Ids lawn on Friday after.
• noon last, ' It was certainly spring-like.
weather and some of the robins are
apparently staying with us for the
• winter.
A farmer came into town one day
last week running a- blind pig, In-
spector Mitchell was aware of the faet
but did not prosecute. Temperance
people ask Why? Reason Pig was
blind in only one eye.
,
• —Mr. Joe Doyle, son of His Honor
judge Doyle, has been appointed
manager of the Bloor and Clinton
streetibranch of the Union Bank at
• Totonto, Mr. Doyle is a former reef-
"• dent of Wingham and old friends here
• will congratulate him on bit promotiort. —
w alter Je Percy Geo. G. Rintoul
—The etlitor of The Times is in re- Richard Fay Win Stott
Jas. McCallum Thos. Price.
Richard Jones Harry Dye
vonoWt
The home of Mt. and Mrs. A. C.
Hutchison, of Fordwich, was the scene
of a very pretty and quiet wedding on
Wednesday, Jan. 12th. when their
eldest daughter, Elsie B., was united
in marriage to Mr. Norman McLaugh.
lin, also of Fordwich. The bride wore
a simple gown of white lace cloth ovel
silk an Was given away by her fathee
• Her youtigest shifter, Mit Nellie, pine -
deceased lady was a daughter of elr, •
and Mrs. Win. Barbour of Kinloss and
was in her 30th year. She had been a
resident of this section for only a short
time, but had made a large circle of
friends who will hear of her death with
deep repret. The bereaved ones will
have the sincere sympethy of numerous
friends in their affliction. The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon
attend service in a body h# St. Andrew's from the home of deceased's Parents
to the Wingharn cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid of the IVIethodis
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Regular services will be held in th
Methodist Church next Lord's DO a
11 am. and 7 p.m. The pastor, Rev,
J. W. Hibbert will preach at both ser.
vices. Evening subject, "The Making
of Men." Good music. Be sure and
come.
eBURCB 0P ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE.
Service on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Girls' Auxiliary will meet at
Miss Weir's home on Thursday evening
at 7.30. .
The Iadies Guild 'will meet at the
ReetorY on Friday aftsrnoon at 3
o'clOek. •
, Service next Sunday at D., a, m. and
7 p. m. Bible Class at 3 o'clock.
BAPTIST CHURoll
Mr. Reedes, of alcMaster University,
will occupy the pulpit in the Baptist
Chureh next Sunday.
Church met in the church on Tuesday
a for their annual meeting and election of
officers.
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ROLL OF HONOR,
The following is a list of the young
men who have enlisted in the 161st
Battalion from Wingham and district -
0. Guest T, T. McDonald
W. E. Thompson T. S. McDonald
V. L. Sanderson G, W. Schaefer
W. A. Windsor G. L. Stillwell
L W. Powell A. C. Williams
M. C. Cameron R, Forsyth
W. Aitcheson H. J. Currie
G. R. Taylor J. C. Penrose
Chas. Gander J. a. Barker
E. M. Forbes R. Huffman
Wm. Holt , L Kirkham
R. C. Mann fez Mercer
3. F. Galbraith L. C. Cantelon
J. Hoinaes N. R. Bloomfield
C. Orchard • W. Hinscliffe
J. Johnston J. rr. N. eaylor
3. C. McTavish 3. .3. Kerr '
J. F. Carruth B Drummond
T. Flitter W. M. G. Fetterley
IL T. Drummond H. S. Bond
G. R. A. Iteland Allen Kneehtel
Fred 0.T. Mantel W. G. Adair
ceipt of a complimentary Invitation to
attend the sixteehth animal "at home'
• of the Htzron Old Boys' ASsociation of
Toronto, to be held hi the Oddfellows'
Tetnela, 229 College street, Toronto,
on PridaY evening, February 4th. The
• "at home" is to be of a special pacri-
otic character this yeet, and preparetione ate being Made int' a large at-
tendance. •
none
3gzeitia0 4n East Wateanosh, on ,Jan
6th, to Mr. end Mr. Wm. T. Jenkins;
daughter,
COOX —In test Witwanosh„ on Jan
,e10th, to Mr. Aild IVIts# Owe& Cook;
UM.
WOOtts —In if urnbertv. on Januar
24th, tti M. and Mre. Samuel Woods
dabghter.
Caritztta4t Vurnberry, anJannary
lath, to' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cathers; a
daughter.
41 ed Lohengries wedding there'll and
later during the signing of the register
• she played several Militaey and Patti -
a otic eelectione. The bride's going away
e, suit was tailored and of navy blue
'Y broad dab with Width -she wore mink
furs and a black velvet picture hat.
• StAltetente
SItertiet tattettt ee At "Surety
koreti Att4., on December 80th, by
Rim J. Sbottt, Mt Wiliint Sit/4580a
Miss Agnes, yonogest 4tlaughter of
et, Thos. adder, formerly of Grey
ship, Boron Co.
Clasttegetr—In Wingham,
entatertatta Margaret Barbour,
a td enry J. McClenaheity
divot:loth, *god: 29 years, I
' mouths *ad 14 days,
litesrbtos,./tt Orattbrook, on:* witty
i„Ntistatrefb McComb4 rellet of the
Jobe Cameron, aged Yeata.
•kers* WAvvArroste,
A nreItY wedding watt solemnized
in the Methodist Church, Myth. at
0.1a,, on Tuesday, •Joey 18th, when
Miss -Gertrude Louise, daughter of Mr.
end Mts. E. C. Smith, Of Eaet Wawa.
nosh, became the wife or Mr. Minim
John Seibert, of the setae totenthip.
'be eeremony wile performed by• Bev.
George Jewitt, t fter *hi& the 'newly
wedded 'couple left on .the •font p. m.
train on * IthOrt Wedding trip and on
their tette* Will tolte up their residenee
ort the groom% farni in East Vi'awisnosit,
It it the wish of their many friends
that their wedded Ute may be lent
happy and properows,
Joe Wilkinson made a business tri
to Hensall the beginning of the week
Mrs. Robert Anderson, who has been
suffering from the effects of bronchitis
and la grippe is improving at time of
writing.
Wm. Geddes, 3rd line, has sold his
100 acre farm to Findlay McCallum for
the sum of $6,000, possession to be
given on the first of Mareh. Mr. Ged-
des will move to Belgrave where he
has owned property for some time.
An interesting feature in connection
with the meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society f Knox Church which
was held last Thursday was the pre-
sentation by the Soeiety of a life mem-
bership certificate, which represents
$25, to the present Secretary, Mrs. W.
H. Ferguson, as a token of apprecia-
tion for valued service rendered the
Society in this office for 15 years. Mrs.
(Rev.) A. M. Boyle, in a few well ehos:
en words, addressed the recipient. Mrs
A. T. Cole on behalf of the Auxiliary
made the presentation which was re-
sponded to by Mrs. Ferguson with a
deep sense of appreciation and gratitude
for the spirit which prompted the val-
ued gift.
The recruiting meeting which was
held in the Foresters' hall on Monday
nigbt was a brilliant success and did
credit to the men of Belgrave. Six of
Belgrave's finest signing up. Major
N. 1' Sinclair, of Wingham, occupied
the chair in a very able manner. Lt. -
Col. Combe of Clinton, commanding of-
ficer of the 161st Battalion, delivered
an address in evhieli he called the men
of Belgrave to theadore; impressing
upon them the necessity of defending
our homes and our liberty. Dr. Red.
mond then Spoke and Was followed by
Rey. Mr. Hibbert, who delivered one
of the ablest tecruiting addresses ever
heard in Huron County. Miss Jean
Vannorinan, of Wingharn, then. sang
•"We'll,NeYer let the Old Flag Fall"
Which Was followed by an appeal for re.
crafts by Col. Combe, The following
then immediately offered themselves,
Scott, James McCallum, Dick
Jonea, Dick -Fay, Harry Dye, Mr.
Price, These men deServe the great.
est Credit for setting the example be
the Men Of Belgrave. A teeruiting de.
pot will be started at mite and it is ex.
pected that Belgretee will ftitilish at
least 26 Men. There is no diStriat
the county of litiroti that has as " many
strappitig young fellotes as BeIgtave,
Will you help Belgrave to do its Share?
•
M'. tre; tate.
Mies Terle B. Gorden, of British COI -
is here on a visit to the old
Witte.
Mre. Ilitpeteis spending a few weeks
visiting her sister,. Mrs Bttimpton, at
Port Stanley.
Mre, Stein and tW6 Sons, of YelloW
Grass, Sask., are visitors at her sister%
'Mrs, W, 3.1:1tunpbeee.
•The at. Melons. acitool SeetiOn has
decided to but da twotooirretf school on
the old :lite. The beilditig is to be Of
red brick. Operitiees wfI shirt at
441Tdeh‘e thereboldete at the public halt
held their atinual bleating on Monday
evening, Raving, some totplus money
on hand, they intend to 'make itottie
proVettente tat the hell;
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Thursday, friday and Saturday
LAST DAYS OF JANUARY FUR SALE
25 Muffs'
and Stoles
25 Muffs and Stoles
in Alaska Sable,
M i n k Marrnot.,
Brown Opposurn.
White Thibet, or
Sitka Fox. Values
from $10 to $15,
Three Day Sale
only for , $5.00
50 Muffs and Stoles
50 Muffs and Stoles in Persian Lamb, Can-.•
adian Mink, Black Wolf. Natural Wolf. Alaska
Sable, Values from $15 to $25: Three Da5
Sale for only $10.00
Special Discounts on Men's ,and Ladies Fur
and Fur Lined Coats.
oemmeassinnor
PRODUCE WANTED
Choice Butter New Laid Eggs * Dried Apples
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FERTILIZER
We are in abetter pasition to supply a high-gt.
tilieer than any °thee manufacturer putting
, leer this year.
Get your orders in early es we intend .m
• liveries earlier than usual.
Do not take any Fertiliter eprestn;ttoinbentIstea.teses
do not run any thence in b y'
good. There are none just a
ertilizer.
Get a Givernment guara because therd is some
talk of our opposition selling a breed aed imt guaran-
teeing any potash„ If this is correetetheir prices are
at least $6.00 pee ton too high.
We can give you any grade of Fertilizer, but We are
recommending our famone brand 2-84. If none of our
agehts bare aolleited business from you, get in Wadi
with us direct,
1REMEMBE14--We are only wholesalers' for Steele Briggs'
Seeds. Ask your dealer for Steele Brigge Seeds, a We
do not retail from our warehouse in Winghem,
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A. H. WIL,FORD
Telephones:- Office 174 Residence 108
WINGHAM ONTARIO
The members of Cottet tuck, NO. 30, „1
Itrittlitottie
Cattadiatt Order of Pereeiters, recently
held their ennual oyster supper at the
hinted Mr, Arthur Lincoln, Tarnberty,
when about eighty-five partook of the
supper and latet 'the young people
gathered in from the valiant 110Met
where avery enjoyable eVerillig was
spent in dancing and otherninusements.
Etreeltpnt Innen was furnished by Xelly
Ilros,, Mts. Bobt. Metcalfe, Mrs.
Ned& :McLean, Gen, Wenner and
Will Hall, Itobt, Metall's little
daughter teditea and sang severet songs
and Gee. Bremner favored the gather.
ing with a Couple of his Old favorite
songs. About 12 o'clock a dainty lunch
watt served and the brethern left for
their h6thei about a &Clock, 'feeling
that Mr, and Mts./Joon had Itatlef
pleasant evening for the happy owned
and all limping to be *pared to attend
the oyStet supper next winter.
anuary 27th, *90
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FOR
Jaftuary and February
PRICES1
Women's Plain Rubbers
• Men.s 1 -lain Rubbers
40c per pair •
Women's guaranteed Button Boots7; Per pair
"with back craVanette top $2.25 per pair
Men's Gun Metal Calf Buttoned
aoots — 4-•$2,65 per pair \
Men's Long Rubbir Boots (knee) $2,85 per pair
Women's Patent Buttoned Boots $2,45 Der pair
The above are Just the Same aS advertised
in January and February city catalogues. We
always meet catalogue prices.
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W. 11. WILLIS
Sole Agents
for Ladies
and Derby Sho :s for Men
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" "MADE IN CAI'.
The Ford Coupelet
Price $730
Outside the blizzard may rage—but inside the
Ford Coupelet there's riding comfort no matter -
what the weather. And for milder days it takes
but a moment to lower the top. Two care in
one—the Ford Coupelet equips you for motoring
all the year round.
The Ford Runabout is $480; the Touring Car $530;
the Sedan $890; the Town Car $780. All priees f. o,
Ford. Ontario. All cars completely equipped including
electric neadlights. Equipment does not include speed -
()meter. Cars on sale ley A. M. Crawford, . Dealer,
Wingham, Ontario. •
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waesietimosk4saiwarsovolowailyis,
W. G. Patterson's,
Big -Half' Price and Below Cost $
Jew'elery Sale
Sale commences on I:athlete* Convention Day, elan 21111i
and Vent end on March fith, 1916
We have too large a stock ()thigh cless goods to 'tarty over
War times so we have decided to dispose of them at a loss.
This is a cliariee of your life tittle to buy good Jeveelery of
all kinds at priees whieh you never will be abie to bileF at
again. Xeep your eye ou the Windows and in the state
and see goods ticketed regular peke, bleck ink, sale Hee,
red ink, A Big Slaughter in Diamonds.
14 00065 TAttgll OUT 05' THE aTtiltE wattout
TIM SPOT OASH.
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