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from 11 B. Ciliott, Teeen
G. T. R. at I IV) TIM IV; k.tlierN
Mali:" b() pl&.vt to ,
hear thet Mr. Peter Cat.-a,he'd is t.ow
nicely recover!eg atter his serious' ill -
mos.
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-The Selyation Army are to hold al.‘.
cone,ert of leeel Leteett nu Good Friday "
evening in • the Havreelte. Pertieulars
next WVE•li,
-An ell buys' re-unien and provin-
cial volunteer firemen's tournament
will be held in Seaforth from August
lst to 5th.
- Choice of routes in going to the
West. Buy your tickets from H. B.
Elliott, Town Agent for G. T. R. at the
TIMES ofilee.
-James Reenolds, of the British Ex,
change hotel, Goderieh, was last
week fined 8,10 for selling liquor during
prohited ht-Thrs.
-Mr. Samuel Paling, a former we.fi
known resident of Wingham, died at
the hones of his daughter,. Mrs. Orr, in
Hamilton, on Monday last,
-Mr. W. S. Boyce has some Black
Minorca hens which lay large eeggs.
Two eggs layed by these hens • Mon -
tipped tile scales at half a po d.
-Robinson Cresoe at e Picture
Hous d on Saturday, Ap 4th, at 3 and
8 o'clock p. n. Ad..sion 10 cents.
Admiszion for eh' eleen at matinee.
cents.
-Have the TIMES sent to your sons
and deughters away from home. What
a big, long, newsy letter from home
this issue would be. 05 cents to any
address in Canada until the end of 1914.
-The Junior High School Entrance
exa minations will be held on the 17th,
18th and 19th of June. The Junior
Public School Graduation examinations
will be held on the 15th to the 19th of
June.
-D. McDonald & Son will hold an
auctien sale of first-class milch cows at
the Qaeen's hotel on Saturday after -
neon, April 25th. Keep the date in
mind tied watch fu..sre issues of this
paper or particulars.
Thos. White was thrown thirty feet
and had a leg broken, Cha. McCullough
received a bad shaking up, and David
McCrowe was slightly irjured in a col-
lision between a gasoliee reotor-car and
a sleigh on the (5. P, E. near Kingston.
-The regular monthly meeting of OA
Ladles' Auxiliary of the ATI/Ingham
General Hospital will be held in the
Council Chamber on Tuesday afternoon,
April 7th at 4.13 o'clock. All ladiee
interested are invited to attend. Please
note that day of meeting, is Tuesday
instead of Monday.
Philip Schade of Monkton appeared
before Magistrate Terhune at Listowel
on Monday morning, charged with sell-
ing liguor in a localoption manicipelity.
He was found guilty and fined $200 and
costs. This was hisfirstoffenee. Seven
kegs of: liquor were confiscated by Pro-
vincial Officer Phippen of Wirghatra
-There died in Teronto at 007 Bath-
urst street, on mouday March 0tin
Margaret Strath, daughter of the late
James Strath of Culross The funeral
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will take place on Tinursday April 2nd,
on the ariyal of the C. P. R. train at
noon from Toronto to Knox Church,
Teeswater. Interment in the Toes,
water Cemetery. •
111E WINGIIANI TIMT, APRIL 2 1911
The Lady's Man.
Young jinkson loves the tribes of
girls, and after keeps running;
and al) the Beryls, Maes and Pearls
just think he is too cunning. He
warbles love songs by their bowers,
and he's a peach, they reason; he hands
them costly wreaths of flowers, and
oysters in their season. Themaidens
say, "He's sweet, ods fish:" And he,
cheered by their kidding, entieipates
their slightest wish, and bastes to do
their bidding. Bright smiles ere alwees
on his face when he's among the ladies,
but when he's at the old home place he
looks as sour as hedge. His sister's an
enehantitig maid few smiles he ever
gave her; and when he's round she is
afraid to ask the smageet favor. And
with this girl he's aye at war -he never
loved or kissed her; he eaves* his sweet
expressions for some other fellow's sis-
ter. His mother's old abd kein and
;sad, and if she murmur, "Charlie, I
wish you you'd help me her- my lad,"
he looks up. cross and snarly. "Let
&litter help yiet" he replies, her sad
voice little Meiling; "these interrap-
tio i- i d piee you Cee I'm busy read -
Ina' Some day he'll wed A dimpled
dear, vvlien he bee saved the boodle,
and when they're married half a year
A he'd swap him for a poodle.
Walt Mason.
FOR SA
Buggy in thorough r airs
Saddle and Bridle
No. 5 Taylor Fire o Safe, new
Gasoline Engir* orse power
Dynamo, 80 cy , 16 eandle power
Also house to let
Apply to
Geo. McIi•znzie
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COD LIVER. OIL
Is one of the best Lung Builders
A guaranteed cure onprevention for
Coughs and Colds
TRY IT
Put up in two sizes 5oc. and $1.00
Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON
CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM
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'Special
Announce
'AVING purchased the Whol le Produce Business
of Gunns Ltd , we will b a position to handle
your produce mor satis ctorily than ever before,
We prefer to hand
merchant, but if he ca
for the names of the p
t you sell through your
ccomodate you then ask us
e who want it.
Prices on Farm Produce will depend on Quality.
It costs no more to bring goccl eggs than to bring rotten
eggs, and the gccd eggs are worth 20 times as much as
the rotten ones, at the present time.
Telephones:
KAMM*.
linissairztcemssi
WILF0
WINGHAM
Office, 174 Residence, 10'8
sliamonianso
BIG CATS AND CATNIP.
Leopard and Tiger Fairly Reveled In
the Odorous Plant,
Sotne one et the tXnsningtoit 101,10g,
IMO park. Obtalittql litt• prili.IN:-1110
the authorities to 14) tee idle, ol et.
nip on the ahltaths li, t s” fro as
known catnip does e row In 1 he
native homes el Mese 11111111018, 111,11
this was tile tifsi thitt•
Vlielled it
The tivelit ofthe la.utt toIctl 110
hole itIalv, zind 05 soon art It reneited
the 1 .11 I rota' venne . the two eaultie
Itt-
i.b vd utacit wIt mat' ttu r 111(1
fv.11 I tob, on the nen es pf nit mai
inede len out eide 01
its; thelt betiks 0 ud (la yrs through it
'it hen the .e,tnip wit.; brought, near
:beet tele. be- 100 uen fey fro title,
t i-wet'O. eke, it 0the a nil de'r0:1rz-ii
It t:tein, le;L uod bloseom, tvith an
otlgeriletss that eritinio.1 the noise a
their cries
Nest trini wiis Math. 4111 1;i1 AfritIM
"VfOlt, Pewee:et 11011
t.t1 the treltt Of the Illue he 11;111 ljttnd
(41 Preill the shelf whereon lie al)
1)111'0110y 'II:4MT, and stood expeetrint.
A double handful ot catnip MIS passed
through to the thee or 1110 dere
Never, was the prey ef this spotted
African in Ids wild state pounced
upon more selvage:4y or with such abso-
lute enjoy txteut. First the leopard ate
ti mouthful of the stuff, then lay fiat
on his tinek and wiggled through the
MSISS Until hiS blaek spotted Ye). -
bey hide was filled with the odor, just
as you have sen a cat net when it re-
ceives some eattilp.
The he sat on a huneh of the cat-
nip, caught a leaf laden stem up in
either paw and rubbed his cheeks,
chin, nose, eyes and bead.- He ate an
additional mouthful or two and then
jumped back to ItIs sho1-17'101er° he
Illy the rest of the afternoon, the very
picture of contentment.
In one tiger's cage there Is a very
young but full grown animal. When
this great, surly beast inhaled the first
sniff of the catnip he began to mew
like a kitten, 'Up to this time the soft-
est note of his voice had been one
which put the roar of the big maned
lion near him to shame.
That vicious tiger fairly reveled In
the liberal allowanee of the plant
which was thrust into his eage. Re
rolled about in it and played like
six-Weekts-old kitten. Ile mewed and
filmed, timed it about, ate of It and,
after getting ebout as liberal a dose
as the leopard had, likewise Suinped
to his Miele and blinked lazily the rest
of the day.--Xew York tlerald.
Patal Error.
"N. Peek's wife leads htm A rather
merry gaIt 1 fancy."
"Olt, yes. When he was courting
her he told her one day she looked
pretty When she wag milli, and now
It has get to be t habit."
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CAMPBELL -In Wingham, on March
28th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell;
a daughter.
BARD -In Woodstock, on March 28th,
to Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Bard, formerly
of Wingnarn; a son.
MARRIED.
FEAR -DELL -At the residence o2 the
bride's parents, en March 25th, by Rev,
Geo. Jewitt, of Blyth, Mr. J. Leslie
Fear, to Miss Jennie R., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, John R. Bell, all of Morris
township.
Mchistrs-FRAist-At "Shady Lane
Farm," Grey, the home of the bride,
on March 25th, by Rev. I. A. McKelvey,
IVIr, Reuben McInnis, of Winthurst,
Sask., to Miss Maggie Lorenza, third
.4ughter 9.f Din 4p0 Mrs, Lerebzo Frain.
is RUTHERFORD -In Turnberry, on April
1st, Mrs. John Rutherford, in -her 59th
year,
HNDERSON -In MATTIS, on March
25th, James Henderson, in his 54th year,
FARROW -In Goderich, on March 26th,
Cheser Reid Farrow, son of Asher and
Mrs. Farrow.
KERNIGHAN-In Brantford, on March
25th, Mrs. Samuel Kernighan, former-
ly of Lower Wingham, aged 80 years.
OCEAN TICKETS
Via all steamship lines, outward or
prepaid from the Old Country.
Lowest quotations current for rates
or tickets by any route. Apply
H. B. ELLIOTT
Times Office, Witigham
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AUCTION SALES
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The executors of the estate of the
late James Henderson will hold an un-
reserved auction sale of farm stock and
niplements on the premises on Blue -
vale road, on Monday afternoon, April
6th. There is a good list of horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep and implements.
John Purvis will be the auctioneer.
ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c,
Notieea Under 'MIA head ten cents a line
for first insertion; flve cents /or subtle-
quent insertions.
Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's.
* For Wall Paper and Window Shades
go to KNOX'S.
Reduced Prices in Wall Paper and
Window Shades at KIttox'S.
We have sorne very choice seed Oats
for sale. HOWSON & BROCKLEBANK.
TRUNKS AND VALISES: -Big stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W. 3. GittER,
FOR SALE - A s en roomed brick
house on Charles s eet. Good locality,
Apply to Mrs, 3, therland, Box 487,
Waterloe, Ont,
YOUR NEW
SPRING WRAP
We are now showing some very
dressy coats in the well-known
Northway Brand in the newest
styles and shades made in Serge,
Ratine, Brocaded Jacquard, Gab-
ardine and Sports Cloth. Prices,
$10.00 and $20.00
Ladies' and Misses' Raincoats
foe April showers, Ladies' Para-
matts waterproof coats in shades
of NavY, Black, Gray and Olive,
special yalue $5,00
Ladies' Raincoe.s at $12.50.
This is a guaranteed. all -wool
waterproof material in plain and
tweed finish, Gray and Brown
shades, all sizes
New Sports Cloth, Coat lengths
in Mahogany. Tango and Paddy
Green. No two alike. $4,50 per
length
Special Value, in
Men's and If14s'
Clothing
Boys' 2-pihce Norfolk Suit in fancy
Greys, Browns and Navy. Prices;
$5.00 to $17,50
Men's Norfolk Suits. We are
showing a nice range of these suits in
black and white checks, greys, navy
and brcwns, Prices $10.00 to $20.00
agaumpobraer•mmeam
Agents for "Fit Reform Tailoring",
Prices $20,00 to: $35.00. Fit and
Workmanship guaranteed.
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PRODUCE 1AL1NTED. Phone 71
BRQ,SI
Buy your Easter club I,aL suit c es
and trunks at T. KewW km
ock
just in, prices to suit you.
Just arrived, large stock bags,
suit cases and trunks for ter trade.
Come down and see our stock before
you buy. Thos. Kew.
WANTED -Good general servant at
once. Apply to Mrs. Wrn. H. Rintoul,
Leopold street.
LADIES -Save money n your sprin
hat, send for a specia Catalogue.
Cut Rate Mail Order io. 100 ch
St., Toronto.
CEDAR POLES -Suitable fo.. ence or
poultry yards. Apply to Austin,
Wingham, or phone 5 o
For the Newest Designs in Spring
Wall Paper go to KstoX'S,
FOR SALE -Four light double wagons
with or without tops, one dray and two
bob sleighs. Apply to THE WM.
DAVIES CO. LTD. Wingham.
PIANO FOR SALE -$350.00, Bell. Suit-
able for 'church or home, almost new.
Will sacrifice for quick sale. Address;
P.O: Box No. 468, Wingham.
I am prepared to accept'engagements
for nursing in Maternity cases. Refer-
ences: Drs. Hambly and Redmond.
Mrs, Jane French,
Tamlyn Block.
WANTED YET -Have 51 makers on
now. Want nine more to fill up mach-
ines. W. D. Pringle.
Go to C. TEMPLEMAN, tailor, 44 John
st., for cleaning, pressing and repairing
your suits.
FEED CORN- Car load of feed corn
just to hand. Get your supplies at the
feed store or at warehouse at G. T. R.
TIMING & MILLS
To Whom It May Concern.
Take notice that anumber of aecounts
that are past due are still unpaid, and
if.not settled before April ist, will be
placed in court for collection.
J. A. MELEAN.
Standing Field
• Crop Competition
The Turnberry Agricultural Society
offers $75,00 divided as folllows: $20,
$15, $12, $10, $8, $6 and $4 for the best
Field of White Oats.
The Ontario Department of 'AgrIcul,
ture will furnish the judges.
Nature of Competition -Fields enter-
ed for competition mt25t etalsiSt of not
ess than five acres and not tnore than
twenty.
Competitors • Competition will be lim-
ited to members of the Turnberry. Agri-
culturalSociety.. Competitors can only
enter in one Society and but one entry
can be made by ea.eit cenmetitor. Any
individual ean tnake entry oor this corn-
netion by becoming a member' of the
society.
All competitors twist be within 15
of Wingbatn. All applieations must be
in by the twentieth day of April.
Entry forms and further particulars
may be had by applying to
B, ELLIOTT,
Seeretary, Winghatt.
GENUINE
DI 86 W, COAL
All Sizes Promptly Delivered
@, C. SHINGLES
BEST GRADES
3 X, for 95c. per
4 X, $1.00 "
5 X, $1.05
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Bunch'
it
FIRE WOOD
Dry Cedar Kindling, $2 cord
Dry Hard Wood - $3 cord
Dry 4ft -Hard Wood, $4 cord
J. A. MLEAN
Dealer in
LUMBER, COAL, WOOD
New Telephone
Directory
The Bell Telephone Company
Canada is soon to print a new s of
its Official Telephone Di
Director •r the
district a Western Ontari minding
WI GRA
Parties who late becoming
Subscribers. or t ho wish changes
in their present e y shoulh place their
orders with the local manager at once
to insure insertion in this issue.
Connecting Companies
should also report additions and changes
in their list of subseribers, either to
the local manager or to the Advertising
Directory Daparrment, Montreal,
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EASTER
The time of the year above all o hers when every-
one should have nice shoes.
Our stoc% was never so complete as it is at present
and we are anxious to show you our assortment of up-
• to -date footwear assuring you that, you are under no
obligation to buy if you do not feel so disposed.
Queen Quality for women are superior to all other
makes and Derby are the top-knotchers for men.
Below we show an i'lustration of one of the Queen
Quality shoes for women.
This particular shoe is perhaps the most classy
and most fashionable Queen Quality shoe made.
There is nothing extremely faddy auout this shoe
-just the neatest, nicest and most perfect fitting that it
is possible to make.
Pon SALE OR (MANGE -Two lots
in Saskatoon wor $800.00 each. One
ergo lot in Tor to eqtiity $1500,00
Total equity on t e three lots 210r.00
What have you offer in exchange for
these lots?
Box 28, nista
The uppers are made of
the finest quality of Patent
Kid with dull calf tops, medium
height heel and the " Famous
Wonder 'Worker,Sole."
They need absolutely no
breaking in whatever and as we
have this shoe in three different
width's we can fit any foot no
matter how narrow or how wide.
Price 5.00
per Pair
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Sole Agents
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For Ladies
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New
Spring
Goods
Are still arriving. New Cords, Stripes,
Woollen andiCotton Crepes, and Ratines,
all leading shades.
White Waists, very pretty, good Crepe
Gowns, House Dresses, Etc., Etc.
Linoleums, several new patterns now
Rugs, all sizes all kinds at popular prices.
A full line of Fresh Groceries found
here. .
All kinds of Seeds now in. We deal
only in the best obtainable.
Car Redpaths Extra Granulated Sugar
to arrive about March 26th at $4.50 cwt.
Leave your order at the store and Sugar°
will be delivered from car. No Sugar
charged at this price.
SIN AN MILLS
Successor to T. A. Mills
PHONE 89. WINGHAM, ODTT.
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