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The Wingham Times, 1914-05-14, Page 8INIMIEM11011•100•111011.1110MININ110.0, 11111411111111101MMOMM41111111111 4 8 MINO Loc.,:, A. vote will t llnef Ste DeXt, trall‘nra; on tete The Kireatdie,. Tut Calla will he t'ace meetia oa the Kine;'... elttleder. Weduesdey, Mesers, Munro, Etat tdet ant; Denee left on Mkandey mornine a r,..ex fishing trip la tho Bruee Penieseia. B J Maxie of tle. ha e pneelvered tit City and ie moving hie effeere there thi week, --Mr. W litho'', of CI:etanvt, l• fureiture bezeineee ford. M. Walker is e. beta her o; James Walher of. town. -Mr. A. M. Crawfme nee ?;-70,{; • . few iniprovements to his ;!.F.;lii•go by fd. laying of a cement alma:oath at tacal the front.and huh entrenee. --Mrie Geo. Bryce, a Turnberry, wile underwent :tn teterattletaa' at the INingham Ho pit, we art> pl-eued report, is progressing favorably, -Dr. S. M. Henry leo been elect. d Mayor of Ilarriston to seeeeed A. M. Spotton, who was recently appointad junior judged Wellingtou county. -The fleet sitting a the Court of R, vision of the Aesossment Roll of the Town of Wingham will be held in the Council Chamber, On Tuesday everting., May 20th, -The Methodist part ollage is mailer - going some improvement?, by installiet a furnace and putting in a cement floca. The water system has also been intt alt - ed in the Church,. -The managing committee for the DOtnin1011 Day celebration met yester- day to complete arrangements., the de. tails of which will be given in a future issue of the TIZIES, -The Stla Division Court tvae held in the Council Chamber on Friday last, Judge Holt presiding. Owing to tin absence of witnesses nearly all the eases were adjourned until the next sitting. -Alex. Marks, a roember of the well-known family theatrical companies-, was found dead Monday afternoon in his launch on Christy Lake, near the the town of Perth. Mr. Marks Wa well-known in Wingham and his com- pany appeared here less than a year ago. -On Wednesday afternoon of last week Sarnia made its debut in thcacircle of Canadian cities under the magic words a His Royal Highness, the Duke of Connaught the "Tunnel Town" shed its swaddling clothes and took on the gosh of maturity as the "Imperial City," It wee probably one of the big- gest days that Sarnia has ever seen. -The High School footfall team had their first try out of the seat - on on Friday evening last, when they played a friendly game with a picked team from Ethel. The game was very evenly contested and resulted in a score of 1-0 in favor of the home team. The High School team intend trying for the Hough Cup and therefore are practicing hard. CHURCH NOTES. Maitland Presbytery will be held at Kincardine on Tuesday, 19th inst. The Presbyterial will meet on the same day in the lakeside town. Services in Baptist Church next Sun- day at usual hours. Subjects:morning, "The Best for God." Evening, "Things that Damn, Thoughts that save." The residence of Rev. Father McRae, which was built 47 years ago, is being totn down to make room for an up-to- date priest's house in connection with the parish of St. Peter's, at Goderich. It is estimated that the new residence will cost about $e900 and the specifi- cations require that it shall be completed by .November lat. fr i TIMES, MAY IA 1914 N, R\U- CO -TER 011 ono of the best Lung Builders f;Liaranteed cure or prevention for Coughs and CoWs TRY IT Put up in two sizes 5oc, and $1.00 Wie....101001r*Y•••+, pNevon.s.m.Nal Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM ittanthiraw, To Da. Oh, ye who complain of the grind, 1 n..membee these words (which are true!): The dreariest job one can find ie look- ing for something to do! Sometimes, when my work seems a crime, and I'm • rorely tempted to sob, I think of the ieng vanished time -when I. was not :faulting a job. I walked eighty miles i every day, and climbed forty thous- and high stairs, and people woeld shoo me away, and pelt me with inkstands and chairs. And then, when the even - mg grewdark, I knew nought of com- fort or ease; I made me a bed in the tark, for stepper chewed bark from the trees. I looked through the windows at men who tackled their oysters and squabs, and probably grumbled again because they were tired of their jobs. And I was out there in the rain, with nothing to eat but my shoe, and filled with a maddening; pain because I had seething to do. And now when Pm tempted to raise the grand hailing sign of distress, I think of those sorrow- ful days, and then If eel better, I guess. I go at my labors again with energy vital and new, and say as I WI in my den, "Thank God, I have something to do!" Walt. Meson.. The Rev, Canon Davis, rector of St. George's Church, Sarnia, preached morning and evening in St, Paul's Church on Sunday last on tho subject of Missions. Cation Davis delivered his meesago in a very practical, convincing manner; showing the great need in the mission fields of the hearty support of the people The services weee taken by Rev, E. G. Dymond. At the annual moetiug of tha Anglican Young People's Aseoeletioa held in the basement of the Cherch on :`,1onday eveniug last the following (Mime were elected for the corning year. President It E. N. Barron; First Vice -President, Win. Lamb; Second Vice -President„ Miss Mend Davis:Recording Secretary, Mies Nora Smith; Corresponding See„ Miss Lizzie Fleuten. Treaeurer, Miss Letitia Robinson; Convenor's program of the verioua committeee as follows: Herb Jrabb; Social, Mrs. D. Holmes: Mismionary, Mise Maud linty; Visiting, Miss M. Allen. A. short progratn foI- lowed eonsisting of, panel: oe "The Value of the A.Y.P.A. to no Church" by Miss L. Fleuty; vocal selections by Misses A. Mann and Miriam Smith; reading by Mr. 11. Jobb and at short address by Rev. E. G. Dymond. Re- freshments were served and the last ra:ceting of the season brought to a close. NOTICE -I am prepared to again keep lots in tne cemetery in good shape at the rate of $1 per lot for the season. Ceders left with John F. Groves, Town Clerk, will be given prompt attention, Robt. Deyell. A Marvelous reneetee George Balmy tells tee.: se ..;,• ..• Interview in Leleten - remove my ina)ieup le eye e. • e. oue London ball to :melte With the grease teditt stn! face. One night we Inel a: eve : e • tion with tbe driver of vt•11,H„ 0.;: • quito forcibly declared t!...tt 1::• seen us cowing toward elm, %ea quite true, because he lime le esleep. At last 1 leotoel mat nt dOW at bim, when, junipiee i•al; surprise, he dem:turfed. "cm fright you've got nseenel?"Yet er ter is Mr. George nole-yl rieee.,:ett my driver, with dignity. 'Wen, lea 'lin,' said the man, e'er:midi:a; up elm hitt cart, 'that if 'tad sit oe the e1,' with that face and nose nee taer: eye brows, 'e wouldn't walla no 'eazlitglits In a fog!'" His Money Was Safe. Schopenhauer, the Geriann pessi- mist, was aeked ono day to dinner by a gentleman who had also invited a number of Prussian officers. Said one of the ofileera to Schopenhauer, "Why do you put a frederic under your plate?" "I have made a vow," replied the philoeoplier, "to give tide piece of money to a beggar tile very Bret time I dine with the military without hear- ing talk about women and horses. It is fifty years since I made this vow, but 1 have not yet been called upon to bestow my frederic in alms." Harrier Still. Senator Sheppard was talking about pathetie figure in Texarkana, an old merchant who, after attaining a posi- tion of eminence, now saw his trade slowly deserting, him for younger and more radteal rimebs "Poor old Blank is a pathetic figure," a111 Senator Sheppard. "He shows us that, hard an it le to climb up in the world, it le harder still to climb down." -New York Tribeete -- • — Just What She Said. "Does ho ever try to flatter you?" "Weed he doesn't. He always tells de the plain, unvainiehed truth." "MY. I Lama him tell you that you were bervirderingly beautiful." "Didn't I tell you sol" - Mauston Post, ANNOUNCEMENTS, Scc. Notices Under 'This Head ten cents a lir e for trst insertion; five cents tor subsc- (talent insertions. Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's, WANTED -BOarderS in private house. Apply at TIMES Office. . WANTED -A good gj,tr for general housework. Apply,/ o Mrs, J. .1a. Swarts, at Queen's hotel, . ROOMS TO RENT over W-...inetreer's shoe store. For paetiefilars f/apply to Dr, A J. Irwin. / WANTED -A nurse girl 4 or 15 years old. Apply in mond_ to Mrs'. E. B. Walker, Victoria stareet. ' e'. Fon m SALE -A pneuatic, lied buggy as good as new, is offereellor sale eheap. Apply to Dr. J. P. Kennedy ete FOR SALE -At zny residencj,;a Square Piano, Heater, and severalfither arti les of household furniture, efelving to ey- ing town. George 'Alicorn, 1 ' nees St. ," AUCTION SALE OF COWS- E. Mc- Donald & Son will hold an action sale of cows and calves at the:queen's hotel yards on Saturday aftern'oon, May 2.3rd There are fifteen excellent ranch/ cows ., and twenty-five calves. , Thick neck and goitre, cane 's, tum- ors, piles, gall stones, est a, bron- chitis and deafnessi'ester when hope- less. Will be at Qt een", `hotel, Wing - ham on May 20th.orders prompt- ly attended to. Mrs- S. F. Gibson, 95 Norfolk street, Guelph, For Wall Paper and Window Shades go to KNox's, The Cadillac Electric or hand Vacuum Cleaners to rent at hard's, Lose,- On Josephine street north, a lady's open face watch, and gold chain, Finder rewarded by leaving at TunEs office. Reduced Prices in Wall Paper and Window Shades at KNOX'S. TRUNKS AND VALISES: -Rig stock of select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER, 1 For the Newest Designs in Spring , Wall Paper go to KNoX's. PASTURE -Good pasture can be fur- nished for a number of cattle, Apply . to W, J. Deyell. i ! Fon SALE -A comfortable seven - roomed house, with zement cellar and ' coal bin. Hard and soft water, a good i garden. Apply to F. G. Sperling, Min- ' wie street or at his office, Salt Block. 1 FOR SALE -A good incubator and brooder. Apply to Wm. Williamson. FOR SALE -A good fruit farm in the Niagara district, Get particulars at TIMES office. 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 8,r MILLS NOTICE -Our dental offices will be closed every Wednesday afternoon from May lst to October ist. A. J. InwIN, D.D.s G. H. Ross, D.D.S, A Mutual Pleasure. Mother -Were you glad to get back to school and see your dear teacher? Little Son -Well, 1-,1 Was 513St about ,c4 glad as dear teacher was to get oack and see met time Wasted. !NPu1efine---11e's a nice young num to take a girl flatting, I must say! May -- Why, what did he do? Madellne-He Cashed! 7.--,,,&-tratoztomer-"....4-4szaoarmairepotespaton KLING BROS. r**************** Vaper Oil Stove, // cie, Come and see the Detr it Vapor Of Stove, no wick, no smel simply per • feetion. Mr. A. E. Co t will demon-. strate this wonderful ove on Wednes- day, May 20th, it Alex. Young's Hardware Store. Every lady who cooks in warm weather should not fail to ete this demonstration. CREAM SERGE SUMO In light, * medium,: and heavy weights 44************** Now is the Time to replenish your House Fur- nishing requirements. Great- er values than ever Linoleums We are showing all the newest patterns in different widths, from the best Scotch. Manufacturers. Rugs and 'Art Squares Very novel patterns in Wilton, .Axtriinster and Tapes- try in full range of sizes. Prices $7,50 to e75.00 Special --Display of Dress Goods and Silks, Spring Suiting and Coating. In all the newest shades and weaVes. Prices to suit everyone. Wash Goods Cotton Foulards, Fancy Crepes, 'Wines, Mulls, Gingharns, Prints Embroideries, Shadow Lace, Trimminge. We are showing a full range in the latest designs at popular prices. Iciayser Quality Silk Gloves These gloves bear the makers name, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Made in the newest styles. Prices 50e to $1,50 00.41.11••92.1.1004001.0.1.111000•011.4.1.01.00pole.SIONCOVIV PR061-31.JeE, WANTED. Phone 71 464"*"*"4"4"1"4"s""V" 4/1140~144111rWO*11114104%11 1 KING BR0_5, • .0 FOR RENT - Good comfortable house to rent. Apply to J. A. McLean. NOTICE -Ali parties indebted to me must pay their accounts before May 20th or accounts will be placed in other bands for collection. Payment may be made at my old stand. L. J. WILLIAMS, Belgrave. TOWN OF WINGHAlyit — COURT OF REVISION „. ,- --- - / 4/ The first sitti g of the rt of Re- vision for the evision the Assess- ment Roll of tile Tow of Wingham for the year 1914, iItl held in the Coun- cil Chamber, ort ueeday, the 26th day of May at 7 o'cloelt p.m. A11 parties interested will please take notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order, JOHN E. GROVES, Clerk. Wingham, May 8th, 1914 Township of Turn berry. *A.** COURT OF REVISION 4 OCEAN TICKETS Via all steamship lines., outward or prepaid from the Old Couutry. Lowest quotations current for rates or tickets by any route. Apply 11. B. ELLIOTT Times Office, Winghata The Court of Revision of t Assess- tnent Roll of the Township urnberry will be held itt t1a Cou I Chamber, 13luevale, Tuts ay t 266 day of May next, 'at o'clo , p.m. All par- ties interested will, lease take notice and govern themselves accordingly. P. POWELL, Clerk, TtWnhip of Turnbe ry Turnberry, May 8th, 1014 NORTH END GROCERY mnop00.00Mvoo.0.M Having opened a Grocery Store in the old stand known as the North End Grocery, I solicit a fair share of the patronage of the people of Wingham and vicin- ity. We will always keep a clean and fresh stoelt of Groceries, etc. and can assure you satisfaction. Try us with your next order. It_ A. BELL 'Phone 195 Cash. for Butter and Eggs Coal and Wood Genuine Lehigh Coal Hard, Bright and Clean Prices for present delivery are: Stove and Egg $7.10 Chestnut 7.35 Pea 6.10 Connell Anthracite from 15c to 35c per ton less, according to size. Full supply of Hard and Soft Woo3 4.0 ' R. J. Caratelon MICE WITH Dominion Express Co.'s Office SPRING COAL Best results have shown that when buying your spring coal, you should be sure you get - Genuine Anthracite - The name "Scranton" stands for all you can wish for in Coal, having the high- est analysis of Coal mined, yet selling at a price to com- pare with the lower qualities Why not have the best? Hard and Soft Slab& for summer use at lowest prices. J. A. McLEAN Dealer in LUMBER, COAL, WOOD Davis Wards Seed Pot /es These Pethtoes re strongly recominde y Professor Wit 0, A. C. Guelph. See report of 191'2-13, Price- $1.00 per Bushel J WHE telgrave iron SALE Buggy in thotoagh repair Saddle and 13ridle No. 5 Taylor Fireproof Safe, new Gasoline Engine SiX hOrIal) power nyoanic, fto cycie, 16 eat& power Ala() Eight -roomed Mick House for sale or to rent. Apply to Geo. McKenzie, Big Sale Men's • Shoes FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7 O'CLOCK 48 PAIRS MEN'S HIGH GRADE SHOES Regular $4, $4.50 and $5 lines for $2.27 per Pair All Sizes in the Lot One Shoe of each pair on sale in South Window .Remember the hour, p.m. precisely on Friday, this week H. Willis Co. ForLadies Sole Agents CI' .5.1:0S.: • 464v11,04144,1V4.44,41,11,4,101-46,11114S4A4v4v164414/4111•4144,164,41,114,iwvalevywi SEEDS, FLOUR AND FEEDS All kinds of seeds now in stock—Clovers of all kinds and grasses for permanent pasture, Red Clover, Alsike 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 Mange' seed at 15c per lb. A Car of Hand Selected seed Corn to arrive about May ist; all Essex Grown. I buy only the best. No Failure 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 Royal Household, Robin Hood, Purity, Univers- al and Golden City, Wheat and Oats taken in Exchange for any o the above, also Butter and Eggs at'cost prices., J. A. MILLS Successor to T. A.Milis PHONE 89. WINGEAM, ONT.