HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-04-23, Page 88
TRE MOAN MD, APRIL 23 1911
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MINOR LOCALS.
—Have yon done 3 oue Sprieig clean-
ing yet.
—The High and Pui.dic Peline1e re-
opened on Monday,
--A DOMIDIOO Bey cel ti will
be held it Wiogbare
—All back yerde meet be deatled up
before the first of May.
—Whitecheech ereaneore will com-
mence operatitees 4:11.
—The Goderich Town Couneil hes
ordered the curfew tell to be, ruet 9
o'clock, at night.
—Regular rreetitio ')k' Court Mitand
Canadien Order of Foresters on Friday
evening of this week,
—Winghare's feur phase orchestra
urnished Blusit:. for a bell at Bruseelts
on- Fridey evening, April 17th,
- Mrs. Haslam and Miss Niro. Haugh
'have returned home erne- visleinowtli
Mr. .and Mrs. E H. Bird, irk Tonto.
Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Stephen:ton were
in Camlackie for a few &tee, where
they attended the funeral of Mr. SteTh-
enson' .1 brother.
—Keep in mind D. McDonald Or Son's
big auction sale of mitch cows at the
Queen's hotel yards on Saturday after-
noon of this week.
—If you intend travelling east, west,
north or south, buy your railway tickets
from II. B. Elliott, Town Agent for the
G. T. R. at the TIMES office.
—Mr. James B. Reynolds, of the
British Exchange Hotel, Goderich, has
purchased the license, fixtures, furnish-
ings and good -will of the King Edward
Hotel at Guelph.
— Owing to a decrease in population the
town of Harriston will in future have
only three licensed hotels. The license
of the Mansion House will terminate on
the lst of May.
—Mr. Peter Wilson, along with Mrs.
Wilson and family, leaves this week for
Kenora, Ont., where he has been ap-
pointed manager of the Liberal weekly,
The Kenora Examiner.
—Word was received here of the
death ia Toronto last week of Stanley
Mitchell, son of Mr. Wm. Mitt:eel', for -
merle Wingham. The e oung man
had been ill fur only a few days with
pneurneeia.
—Mr. Wm. Evans, cne o the pioneer
and respected reeidenteof Hotsick town-
ship, died at his hense in Caelle on Sat-
urday last. The d entleman
was a cousin of Mr. T. L. Jobb, of this
town,
,—The meinbere of the Wingham
Choral Society eiljeyed aeettiel evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Christieton Monclee eeetieee. I'lene for
next season's Wortz were diecueeed and
a financial statement, showing a small
balattee ca hand, wee ea:emitted
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The Hospital Coacert.
On Tuesday evening a very enjoyable
concert was held in the Opera House
for the benefit of the Wingham Grner-
al Hospital. A fair sized audience as-
sembled, though the wet evening no
doubt prevented many who had bought
tickets from attending. The program
was as follows:
Piano duet, by Messrs.
Birkett.
,Song by Miss E. Griffin.
Readings by Mrs. Herb. Campbell.
Violin solo by Mr. Peter Wilson.
Sketch' by Messrs. Coutts and Jobb.
Song by Mr. P. Wilson.
Piano duet by Messrs. Smith and
Birkett.
Song and Chorus (Jimmy Valentine)
by Misses E. Pattersoo, N. Smith, P.
Smith, L. Maddison, H. Buchanan, R.
Walker, N. Gracey.
Died in Toroneo.
Mrs, D. D. Halstead,' a foimer resi-
dent of the Wingliara Toon net, died
in Toronto on Mondey st, aged GO
years. Since the death et her husband
a few years ago the deceased lady had
been reeiding in Toronto. The remains
are beingsbrought here for 'interment
and the funeral will take place this
(Thursday) afternoon from G. T. R.
station on arrival of 2.80 o'clock train
from Teronto.
CHURCH NOTia
Smith and
Real Estate Transfer
Ritchie Se Cosens report the following
sales of Real Estate during the past
week.,
Mrs. Reese's cottage on Albert street,
to J. Walton McKibben.
Dr. Price's residence
street to N. 1'. Sinclair.
on Frances
Om Authority
Bradstreets makes the following re-
view of the conditions in the County —
Orders in the hands of factories and
foundries, while they have increased
encouragingly during March and this
month the, are not normal, taken as
a whole, and this is because of lack
of funds in the consumers bands to pay
the merchant, who pays the wholesaler,
who pays the manufacturer. Before
normal activity is resumed in the various
departments of trade, another good crop
in Canada specially Western Canada,
must be an assured thing. Finally the
money, which is porver to buy, must
COMO chiefly from the agseiculturalists.
Thos. Riley was found guilty at London
of manslaughter in the death of Geo.
Blackburn, barteetrer at the Hotel
Cecil.
Rev. W. M. McKay is resigning as
pastor of KISOX Presbeteelan Church at
Harriston.
Rev. J. A. Bradford, of England will
conduct the services in the Baptist
Church on Sunday net.
Regular services wille-be held in the
Methodist -Church, morning and even-
ing. Patitor will preach at boeh services.
Morning service will be an infant
baptismal service. Evening subject,
"Under -rated People. "
Rev. C. J. Cameron, of Toronto de-
livered an interesting addreate in the
Baptiet Church on Tuesday evening $1.1
the subject: --"Canada's Geeats.st Pro-
blern—Canadianizing tl,e:eaangere that
are within our gates."
The adjourned mete shoe of the Vestry
of St. Paul's Church Wa:3 held on Mon-
day evenfaig laiit with a large number
in atteedariaa "ly. Iteseetet P.Ilen was
elected Peopten'W;,..2,l,?!. Oer the ewe -dries
,year. A letter was sent te Mr. W. If'
Willis or:pie-see:1g the deep eppeeciation
oi the erereitai'Zi 1.1 the Veeiry el': the ex -
e. wee eoeviect feed pl, e,1 attendance
ef tbe eiele throtighoutt the year.
. At the entintei tetesting of the Mettle-
distTecineo..e Committee h(Ad in Toron-
to on Thurday °float week, the follow-
ing trensferS were wale affecting Lon-
don orinference:-1. T. C. Morris, Lon-
don to Hamilion; E. A. l'evson, Hamil-
ton to London; 11. F. Perry, London to
Montreal; F. G. Robinson, Montreal to
London; Rev. D. E. Mato, formerly
of Stratford, London to Hamilton; G.
A. Xing, Hamilton to London; S. J.
Budgette, Montree to London; 11.
Hetherington, London to Manitoba; W.
W. Shoup, 'Manitoba to London. Supek-
aro:mated—Richard Hobbs, London to
Toronto.
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Porter Shaw of Montreal in the C. P.
R. Company's employ at Orillia, was
drowned in the Severn River by a canoe
upsetting
The body of a man thought to be G.
J. Pilette, a Belgian, evidently a C.N.R.
timekeeper, was found in the bush near
North Bay.
David McAuley, the first shipper of
apple e from Platen to the British mar-
ket, died at the age of eighty.
Capt. William Allen, well known on
the Great Lakes, died at his home in
Ford, Ont., aseed eighte-three.
Edward Cook, jun., of Sheet Harbor,
N. S., was sentenced to bo -hanged on
June for the murder of Chas. Assaff,
a Syrian peddler.
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HasTin—In Turnberry, on April 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hastie; a
daughter.
ZURBRIGG —In Wingham, . on April
Oth, to Mr. aoel Mrs. M. E. Zurbrigg; a
son.
Eowaons—In Wingham, on April
10th, to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Edwards; a
son,
MARRIED,
BONE • SELLERS—At the home of the
bride, on April 8th, by Rev. J. E. Cooke,
Mr. George Bone, to Miss Ethel, young-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry
Sellers, all of Morris township.
S1NNIMON —MC MICHAEL—At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, by Rev. J,
E. Cooke, on April 8th, Mr. Hugh Sinni-
mon to Miss Ada, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.McMichael.
D1111 D.
RAGGITT —In Blyth, on April 4th, Ed-
ward Haggitt, sr., aged 95 years and 1
month.
JACKSON In Morris township, on
Aprll llth, George Jackson in his G8th
year.
Cameeone—In Morris, on April 15th,
Kate Campbell, sister of Messrs. D. I -I.
and Arch. Campbell, in her 56th year.
WEIR—In Turnberry, on April 19th,
James Bell Weir, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Weir, aged 5 years and 9 months.
• ANGUS—In Wingham, on April 21st,
James Angus, aged 70 years and 6
months.
BURLEY In Walkerton, on April 18th,
Coleman Burley, formerly of Wingham,
aged 65 years.
HALSTEAD—In Toronto, April 20th,
Ellenor Halstead, relict of the late D.
D. Halstead, of Wingham Town Plot,
aged 00 years,
About 150 Renfrew citizene have pro-
vided a $10,001 hotel for the local option
town. It was formally opened Friday
night with a Canadian Club banquet at
which Hon. Arthur Meighen was the
orator.
REPOBTS.
Wingham, April I, 1013
Flour per 1001bs 2 70 to 3 10
Fall wheat 1 00 to 1 00
Oats .... .0 40 to 0 40
Barley .0 52 to 0 52
Peas . . 0 90 to 0 00
Butter dairy .0 25 to 0 25
Eggs per doz 0 18 to 0 18
Wood per cord , 2 25 to 3 00
Hay per ton. ...... :12 00 to 13 00
Hogs . ..9 10 to 9 10
Manitoba is willing to guarantee C.
N.R. bonds for a branch line from Mc-
Creary or Laurier, torthward, to con-
nect with the Gypsemville, extension
of the Ithdeon Bay R,ailroad.
Allan Wesley Wesee died without a
moment's warning while th his motor
boat on the Bay of Quinte.
CASTOR IA
For Infants Itta Children:
the Mod You Have Always Bought
Bearn the
gignature of
OCEAN TICKETS
Via all steamship lines, outward or
prepaid from the Old Coeutry.
Lowest quotations current for rates
or tickets by any route. Apply
H. B. ELLIOTT
Times (Mice, Wingham.
Two women license -holders in Morn -
ton had their licenses renewed, while
those of two men were cut off,.
Just received a car. of seed barley.
Call us by phone and secure what you
will need.
Howsori & BROCKLEBANK.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
The Board of Health desires to 41
the attention of householders to he
following sections of the By-law a
ed to the Public Health Act:—
Sect. 14 -No privy -vault, ce:. .00l or
reservoir into which a prey water-
eloset, stable or sink is dr ed, shall
be established until the pproval ir
writing of the Medical realth Officer
has been obtaine
Sect. 16 —If thj ex
stances of the
privy -vaults,
-shall be allow
ncies or circum-
ality require that
lois or reservoirs
in accordance with
AGENTS FOR NORTHWAY'S READY-TO-WEAR
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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
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Ladies' and Misses' Raincoats
for April showers, Ladies' Para-
matts waterproof coats in shades
of Navy, Black, Gray and Olive,
special value $5,00
Ladies' Raincoats at 11.2.50.
This is a guaranteed. all -wool
waterproof material in plain and
tweed finish, Gray and Brown
shades, all sizes
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Nev Sports Cloth, Coat lengths
in Mahogany. Tango and Paddy
Green, No two alike, $4.50 per
. length
Special Values in
Men's and Boys'
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
Agents for "Fit Reform Tailoring"
Prices $20.00 to $35.00. Fit and
Workmanship guaranteed,
PRODUCE WANTED.
Phone 71
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BROS
ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c.
Notices thider 'This Head ten cents aline
for first insertion; five cents for subse-
quent insertions.
Get Parnell's Bad at Christie's.
For Wall Papeutiond Window Shades
go to KNox's.
Reduced Prices in Wall Paper an&
Window Shades at KNOX'S.
TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Blg stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W. J. GREER.
For the Newest Designs in Spring
Wall Paper go to KNox's.
To RENT - Comfortable rooms in the
Meyer Block. Apply to A. E. Smith.
FON SALE A good istnbator and
brooder. Apply to With. Williamson.
WANTED—Maid .0 general house-
work. Apply to Afrs. George Mason,
phone 78B.
FOR SALE—A good fruit farm in the
Niagara district. Get particulars at
TIMES office.
Foo SALE —A good milch cow, five
years old, due to Calve May 1st. Apply
at TIMES office,
FOR SALE—By Mrs. H. F. Hicks, a
baby carriage. Apply to Mrs. Wm.
Field, Wingham.
WANTED YET—Have 51 makers on
now. Want nine more to fill up mach-
ines. W. D. Pringle.
Go to C. TEMPLENIAN, 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
Fon SALE --reur light double wagons
with or without tops, one dray and two
bob sleighs. Apply to THE WM.
DAVins CO. LTD. Wingham,
section 14, they shall be cleaned out at
least once a year, on or before the Ist
day of May, and front the 1st day of
May to the 1st day of November in each
year they shall be thoroughly disinfect-
ed by adding to the contents of the
vault, eesspools or reservoir, once a
month, not leas than two pounds of
chloride of lime, dissolved in two pail-
fuls of water.
JOHN F. Gnovn9,
Secretary of 'Board of Health.
FOR SALE
Buggy in thorough repair
Saddle and Bridle
No. 5 Taylor Fireproof Safe, new
Gasoline Engine'six horse power
Dynamo 80 cycle, 16 candle power
Also Eig'ht-roomed 13rick House fo
sale or to rant.
Apply to
Geo McKenzie
GENUINE
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DI& COAL
'All Sizes Promptly Delivered
Fon SetaH—My popular pony, "Teddy."
Also buggy, cutter, harness, blankets,
robes, fly -netting. Everything in first-
class order. Apply to A. li. Homuth,
near grist mill,
FOR SALE —An eight -roomed, new
brick house, corner of Victoria and
Leopold streets. Hard and soft water.
Large lot. Terms easy. Would sell
part of land separately. Apply Box 400,
Acton, Ont.
--Greyhound xoursion 1914 an out-
ing; goirg to h e nearly three days
for the 1)ctroiJ visit. Leave Goderich
9.30 A,M, Fri y, June 12th, arriving
in Detroit at e; and for the return
trip, leave Droit at one P.M. Monday,
June 1Sth, a iving in Goderich at nine.
Public Notice,
The Public Health Act of 1912 re-
quires all premises to be eleared of rub-
bish and other 'refute on ot before *e
first of May of each year, After that
date the Sanitary Inspeotor will examine
all premises and delinquents Will be
punished aceording to law. By orderer
the Board of Health.
JOHN F. Grown,
3, C. SHINGLES
BEST GRADES
3 X, for 95c. per Bunch
4 X, $1.00
5 X, $1.05 "
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FIRE OOD
Dry Cedar Kindling, $2 cord
Dry Hard Wood - $3 cord
Dry 4ft Hard Wood, $4 cord
J. A. McLEAN
Dealer in
LUMBER, COAL, WOOD
Notice to Creditors.
IN TRH ESTATO Or JANES HaziallitSON, DE -
(Masai).
Cre'itors of ;tomes Hendersor, late of the
Township of Morris, in the Dounty of Huron,.
Yeoman, deceasf d, who died on or about the
250h day of March, 1914, and all others having
claims against or entitled to share in the
estate of said deceased, are hereby notified to
Send by post, prepaid, or otherwise deliver to
the undersigned, on or berore the lfitla dey,or
May, 1014, their names, addresses and doscrip-
tionv, and full particulate of thkir ehoms,
accounts or interest, and the nature of their
security, if any, held by them. Immediatly
after said last mentioned ante, the assete elf
the deceased will be distributed amonr the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
olaims or interests ut which the executors
shall then have notice and the Said executors
will not he liable for the Said assete, or any
art thereof, to any person or persons, of
whose claim or interest thee shall not have
received notice at tho tiltq of such distribution.
A. MORTON, Wingham, Ont.
Solicitor for the, Executors,
Dated this 11th day of April, 1014
TENDERS WANTED.
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Big Sale
LA IES' SHOES
on Friday of this
week at 4 p. m.
56 pairs of Women's Shoes
consisting of Pumps, Strap
Slippers and Oxfords.
Regular $2.00 to $3.00
per pair, on sale Friday at
4 p.m. for
$1Q17 :.er air
One shoo of each pair is being shown in
North Window
All sizes for Women 23. to 7
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Sole Agents For Ladies
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Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to Saturday, April 25th,
at 4 o'eloek p. m., for all exterior paint-
ing on Town Hall two coats. Town to
furnish paint. Work to be finished by
June 15th. Thelowest or any tender
not necessarilyAccepted.
JOHN F: Gnovus,
Town Clerk.
Four hundred Hindus are said to ba
on their way to Vancouver from Shang-
hai and Hong Rong.
SEEDS, FLOUR
AN FEES
All kinds of seeds now in stock—Clovers of all
kinds and grasses for permanent pasture, Red Clover,
A.lsike Clover, White Clover, Lucerne Clover, white
Blossom, Brome Grass, Orchard Grass, Kentucky
and Canadian Blue Grass, Rye Grass, etc.
All high Grade Government Standard No. 1.
Also Mangel, Carrot, Turnip seed, Early Potatoes,
all 1914 seeds, a few last year Loose Mangel seed at
15C fier lb.
A Car of Hand Selected seed Corn to arrive
about May 1st; all Essex Grown. I buy only the
best. No Faliure of crop when buying from one who
understands Seed Corns, Teaming, Bailey, White
Cap Wisconsin No. 7, Comptons Early and Long-
fellow.
Caldwells Calf Meal, and Bibby's Cream Equiva.
lant for rearing Calves without milk.
Good Luck Baby Chick feed for young Chicks.
, Bran, Shorts, Feed Flour and Chop.
FLOURS
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allHoucs.eholci, Robin Hood, Purity, UniverS
al an -
Wheat and Oats taken in Exchange for any o
the above, also Butter and Eggs at cost prices.
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Successor to T. A. Ms
PHONE 89. WINGHAM, ONT.
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