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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-06-25, Page 5THE 'WIN(' IIAN1 TIMES, JUNE 2 1911 MEN'S SUIT SPECIAL 53 Men's Spring and Summer Suits on Sale , this week. The regular prices -of these Suits were I$20.00, $21.00 and $22.00. They are stricily high grade. Were made with the best of trimming, 20th Century make, in Navy and Black Cheviots, 1 ' Navy and fancy Worsteds and Tweeds. STEP IN AND SEE THEM t I SALE PRICE $16.00 INEW STRAW HATS 1 I The new „aw Hats are here atid are { going like hot cakes. We have I a Hat for every face. I I Summer Underwear We have everything you can ask for 1 Summer Shirts, I Socks, 1 Collars, Ties, Etc. Etc. 1 I W. A. GAIIPBLLL i THE CLOTHIER tcamasaaca...•••• MacDonald Block Opp. Bank of Commmerne I . noils Wortal aemelifireslassisreaseWeresoloollfraleftentaserilUaleseelanpaieslieoftanaols in fact Everything a Man Wears. '"""lt•••""r*". .•....., ,...., .....,. -es, ._!.,.,_ .,,."..k,..4.6....,..a.‘...4 ...o.W.A.0....e.#0'.#0./.0.0...01W.00•00....,. • ;'.Z- IP .15"70.7',....0•0,11:'17.;th:'er•er"..1?".:er•Ar•Ir:e".:44r..eW. . .0: trej 3t. * fe lb .-,mIt Special Summer ir.e .11.4 1.0 (0t 1.0 (0 1.f.i Good (0 ,1.0 1.0 . (.0 (0 ; HANNA 82 COMPANY ; ,Lf.e te J'.e (0 . 10 q#S.,:• . 1.0 1.0 foi, .,,so M. (.0 -kb '1* .-er ' (0 * le eh* Ladies' Wash Dresses in the newest patterns in Gingharns and Prints, sizes 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44. Made to .00 to fit. Prices _ 4.5o Children's Dresses In plain white Lawn and Voile, sizes 6 years to 16 years. neatly trimmed with Satin Ribbon A- 1 • i- viecourn Prices' at - Children's Rompers. Ask to see our assortment in good washable materials in plain White, Plain Blue, and all fancy patterns. All sizes, price each - _ 5o and 7 5 cents Kiddies straw Hats in fine straws the newest shapes at _ oc eac Ladies Towelling Hats in Plain White, For all Outing Occasions at 5o cents each HANNA 81 CO. 'Phone 70. (0 (0 (.0 1.0 Winghant BUTTERICIt PATTERNS AWAYS IN STOCK ' • i.-)/ fa' JULY THE 1 will be a big day pulling the strings at Patterson's Jewellery Store Keep your eye on the windows and be sure and have a pull, •;:r4=.: esliel• •••,,•evt•-. lir 1..t ftl. 10 '0-• !iii '.4.•*.— —•:70,.* • -.p • E w;11 sell on July 1st only, Dia- mond Rings and Diamond Pins, at Cost. A large and well -as- sorted stock to choose from. This is a great chance to purchase Diamonds. W. G. PATTERSON The Great Watch Doctor WINGHAM .vkli -7- sommr, ONTARIO FORDYCE. Come to the big celebration in Wing - ham on Dominion Day. All the public School children from the cotintry or village schools are invited to take part in tlie parade at 9 a.m. Read all about it on page 1. Miss Emma O'Donnell is visiting at the home of Mr. Daniel O'Callahan. Miss Pearl Webster is home for the holidays from Toronto, where she has been attending school. Quite a number took in the garden party held on thp lawn of Mr. Wm, Thompson; they report a good time and a large crowd notwithstanding the cool weather. Miss Gertie Aitcheson entertained a number of her schoolmates Saturday afternoon, on the occasion of her birthday. ALORRIS Come to the big celebration in Wing - ham on Dominion Day. All the public school children from the country and village schools are invited to take part in the parade at 9 a.m. Read all about it on page 1. There died at her home in Morris on Tuesday of last week, after an illness extending over some months, Saran A. Dougan, beloved wife of Mr. Wm. G. Hoy. The deceased lady was born at Moore's Falls, New York in the year 1865 and was married to her now bereft husband twenty-fiva years ago last September. About eleven years ago the family moved from the States and settled on lot 15, non 10, Morris where they have since resided. In religion the late Mrs. Hoy was a Methodist. She was the mother of two children, Wil- liam, of Morris, and Alice Mabel, at home. Besides the immediate family, there is left to mourn her loss. three brothers, namely: -Thomas Dougan, of Morris; William, of Moore's Falls, N. Y.; and Edward, of Wellesley, Mass. BELcrita.ves Come to the big celebration in Wing - ham on Dominion Day. All the public school children from the country and village schools are invited to take part in the parade at 9 a.m. Read all about it on page I. One of those happy events which oc- cur in the lives of but few, was the cel- ebration at their home on Monday of the 50th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Holladay. Fifty years ago on that date they drove to Blyth in a lumber waggon and had the ceremony performed by the Rev. John Stewart, pastor of the Presbyterian church there. On Monday, 50 years later they had the pleasure of going to Blyth in Mr. P. W. Scott's auto, whete they met at the home of Dr. Allison and had their photos taken, the party consisting of Mr, and Mrs. Holliday, Mr, and Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Alli- son, all of whom were present at the wedding fifty years ago. Among thole still living and who were'present at the wedding, besides the above named, were Mr. and Mrs. Finlay Anderson, of East Wawanosh. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Halliday resided for a, time near Galt, returning to Morris over :30 years past and it few years ago moved to Belgrave where they have sinee re - &tied. Send J. G. Anderson to the Legisla- ture as supporterof Newton W. Rowell. warralentatoEt (To late for last week) Come to the big celebration in Wing - ham on Dominion Day. All the pt.blic school children from the country and village schools are invited to take part in the parade at 9 a.m. Read all about it on page I. Mr, John Eagleson, sr. is in the Wing-, ham Hospital, where he has undergone an operation of a serious nature, He is progressing favorably and hopes to be soon at his home again. Mr. John Mowbray and -daughter, Mrs. J. W. Leggatt, paid a visit to friends at Teeswater at the -week end, last week. Mr. Roy Patton, the G. T. R. Station Agent here, returned home on Wednes- day last week after a three weeks' most enjoyable trip through the West. Dur- ing his trip he visitedChicago, St. Paul, Minneopolis, Winnipeg, Calgary, Ed- monton, Vancouver, B. C., and Victoria, B. C. Roy likes the West pretty well but he says that old Ontario is plenty good enough for him yet. Rev. Andrew Henderson, of Aipling, Sask., and brother of the late H. D. Henderson is visiting Mrs. H. D. Hen- derson and other relatives here. The Rev. gentleman is a Moderator of the Saskatchewan Presbytery and is return- ing from the Assembly held in Wood- stock. Dr. Jamieson has his Weather Eye peeled these days on the auto cars with the intention of being the possessor of one of the finqst. His choice seems to be the "Ford't and we opine his choice is a good one. It is only a matter of a small test of time until we'll hear the Honk, Honk, of his new machine. The Ladies' Missionary Society held their final series of sewing days for this season, last week. They wound up the good work by sending a good supply of useful articles to head quarters, Toronto, after which they indulged themselves to a dainty tea. One lone- some "lie -male" was slotted in their midst, but he had his inerve•with him. Mr. Alex,,Emerson, of East Wawa - nosh is building a fine new barn. Mr. Mowbray has completed the concrete foundation and floors and the timber will soon be ready for being put up. Mr. George Wade], of Culross, is building a new barn, Mr. Robt. Mow- bray has the contract for the cement work and will scon have that part com- p feted. Our mail carrier, Mr. Chas. Rintord bought a cracker jack of a road horse ast week and is making all kinds of good time on his route. It takes a 2 10 stepper to give Charlie the dust. 1 A big fish -our voting "Isaac Wel- ton", (leorge Rintoul captured the biggest fish of the season one day la:ft week. It was a red fin and tipped the beam at 6 pounds plump. Rev. Andrew Henderson will ocenpy ; the pulpit in the Presbyterian Chureh next Sabbath evening. The beef ring is again in operation ; here. They started the good work last week with a large membership and look f W forward to a satisfactory season's re- ! ood and El' suit. Mirelitmseen Vitcla,14ay next when her daughter Pearl will be joined in the Holy Bonds to ItIr. James Middleton, Mrs, John Walters left last weok for it visit to her sister, who is ill at Great Palls, Montana. Mrs. Wrn. Beecr oftleft last week for a visit to her son at Edmonton, Alta. It seems that this little burg has its light fingered Gentry in its midst. Last week Mr, Ken Paterson, merchant miss- ed it sum of money from his till some- thing over $20.00, After a little in- vestigation the guilty person was traced. A part of the money was returned but no proceedings have as yet been taken to punish the thief. Mrs. David Chainney missed it valuable ring and the missing article was traced to the same source and the ring return- ed. There are some 6ildren in the village who apparently do not attend school and who should be. It is up to the proper authorities to take a hand in and investi- gate this state of affairs as it is very important. Get busy. The outlook for a splendid harvest is very promising around this section and the husbandman is in a most congenial mood these days. Everything is in a very healthy and growing condition. The Rifle Association had a good turn out at the ranges on Saturday last, a big bunch of crack shooters being on hand contesting for the Dominion Salver. Mr. John Martin of Cobalt fame who is now looking after his big farm here, paid a two weeks visit to Toronto and re- turned home on Saturday evening. The musical feature of last week was a concert given by "the talent" last Saturday evening in the church shed. The boys rendered some fine selectioni. The Carnet, Harmonica, C300ertina and other instrurents in the hands of some good talent produced some good music, whilst some excellent solos, duets and choruses were rendered by some well trained voices. A jolly good time was had by the boys. WROXETER. Come to the big celebration in Wing - ham on Dominion Day. All the public school children from the country and village schools are invited to take part in the parade at 9 a.m. Read all about it on page 1. Brussels and Wroxeter played foot- ball on Friday night, Brussels won by a score of 3-0, which makes them win- ners of their district. They now go up against Listowel, who are the winners in their group. Wiil Haines, of Wing - ham, refereed the game to the satis- faction of both teams. TUtt,NDERRY. Come to the big celebration in Wing - ham on Dominion Day. All the public school children from the country and village schools are invited to take part in the parade at 9 a.m. Read all about it on page 1. ,Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Woods have the sympathy of the community in the death of their little daughter, Agnes Evelyn, who passed away on 'Wednes- day, June 17th at the age of six and a half months. The funeral took place on Friday to the Wingham cemetery and was eoncincted by the Rev, Craw- ford Tait, of Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Woods, of Win- terbourne, Ont., attended the funeral. Death also visited the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Henry, of Harriston, and formerly of Turnberry, and took from it their infant daughter, aged ten months, on Wednesday, Jane 17th. Mrs. Henry is a sister of Mr. Samuel Woods, and will be remembered by many in these parts who will sympa- thize with them in their bereavement. A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Casemore in the township of Howiek, on Wednesday, June 10th, when their daughter, Imam was married to Lloyd Henning of Turnberry. The bride was given away by her father. She wore a very pretty costume of white silk embroidered voile trimmed with plauen guipure insertion and satin. The cere- mony was conducted in the presence of the ine.mbers of both families by the Rev. It. S. Laekland, of Wroxeter. The many useful and costly presents testify to the esteem in which the young couple are held. Their many friends wish them every happiness and success in their new home. =es -r—st-r—s esergese-e-s--e-e Scranton or Lehiph HARD, BRIGHT AND CLEAN Mr. Lloyd R. Fox, who has been re- LOWES1' PRICE lieving as the G. T. It. agent here the ; Past three weeks, left last week for Sarnia where he will do it like service IR. Canteion for the agent there. A quiet little Wedding will take place OVPI(11 van./ at the beautiful home of Mrs, Jane Dominion Express Co.'s Office 11 ISAan •Mans Wear Store Headquarters for pz ial Values in Mc: i's and Boys" Ready.. to - wear elothingOursum- mer sale of cloth- ing is notvon and you can count on Big Savings o n I'vlen's Suits, , Boys' Suits and Pants, Men's Pants and Rain- ; coats, Boys Wash Suits and all lines of Men's and Boys' Wear. Bargain Price on Men's Suits. good strong wearing Suits, cheap at $10, our price for this line while they last $6,98. $10 will buy a fancy Tweed or Worstead Suit tail- ored in the very latest style, worth more money. Men's fine Worsted and Serge Suits, navy or black, special cut prices at $12,00 to $15.00, Overalls. We handle the best makes. See our "Fast Mail- Brand of Overal's and Smocks, guaran- teed against rips, prices are $1.00 and $1.25. Suits for the boys, all sizes from the smallest to the largest size at Money Saving Prices. Every Suit well tailored, made to give excellent wear, some low priced Suits selling at $3.50 and $4.50 and a useful premium with each SUit. 3 Boys' Summer Jerseys in Navy, Cardinal, White or Green with long or short sleeves, Boys' Wash Suits made of Galitea or Stripe Lin- ens, Sailor Blouse, or Norfolk. special at 1.00, Straw Hats in a great variety of styles now in stock. See the new Sailor at 50c to $1.00. tifICIPA 4,11 :rya cc rzzrai --veer ‘444 E. Isaid & Co. BARGAIN STORES, WINGH NOTICE OF MEETING TO CONSIDER BY-LAW. Take notice that a by-law for raising $10,060 under the provisions of the Tile Drainage Act will be taken into con- sideration by the Municipal Connell of the Township of Turriberry at Bluevale on Tuesday, 30th day of June, 1014, at the hour of .t o'clock in the afternoon. P. Powiatz, Clerk. OCEAN TICKETS Via all steamship lines, outward or prepaid from the Old Couutry. Lowest quotations current for rates or tickets by any route. Apply H. B. ELLIOTT Times Office, Winghara Day Fares Between all Stations in (la:nada east of Port Dotroit tit41 Fort Huron, 130tial0, Black noelt. ;Niagara Falls and 1^ 000s on Bridge, N.Y Single Fare-Goed going and returning July let. Fare end One -Third -Good going July 1, Return limit July 2. HOMESEEKERS EXNESIONS Vound. trio tie.brt, to 1 oints in Wt,torn t, whs. via, :-.t. -nul., Duluth or :,:ir0i0 Alla .p. orth- clay until 0 idnir 2Ttli, 1%o:tisk-N., at very leo,- : tries7nvig •t Comonvy, 00 silo Paoh Tiws• f.,i11 ,t,., Full partioulArm rind 1,10.rs'ation4 from R. 0. a. m' it: r. -0.) vo. P,..;•:•.0,,•,.. an 1. r...1't.,•* • eig..nt, Ph. 00 4. W'. F. tit.'Itt.+U,1/2.:g, Kt tion A gen r. eltoite tO, ..••••••...*. • - ti 11 tai is the Sincerest Flattery! We are the sole agents in Wingham for the D.L. &W Coal Co.'s Scranton Coal. Any other dealers offering this coal for. sale are merely offering an imitation. Everything in the fuel line , for summer or winter burning J. A McLEAN Dealer in LUMBER. 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