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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-09-24, Page 8Page MINOR LOCALS. Attend the Winaehane Fall Fair on Fridiay tereeon. .Stretford ratepayers will not vote on ;:ekial iP I) Li n ulitil Janaary, 1916. .-Tro the Timoe officewith your next order for job printing. -Secuee your tickets for Fall Fair CotiCQtatMeKiobon's dreg store. Wingbain Citizens Bend furnished music at the Kincardine Fair on FridoV last. -The next public holida,y 'will be Monday, October 12th --Thanksgivieg Day. -Help the good cause by levying flags end easseneage the ladies in their good work. -Do nat Anise reading advt. an page eight ebout big cattle sale on Tuesday, September 20th. •-Mr, 0, A. Rintoul shipped a car /oad O tiors,‹, on Thursday last to Montreal for export to England. The fends of the Ledies1 Patriotic Society are to be used towards assist- ing the Red Cross Society. -The employees and officers of the Grand Trunk Railway will contribute $100,000 to the general patriotic fund --W. D. Cargill's expenses in the South Bruce Provincial election, were $211.811 and John A. Johnston's were $141.70. -Dr, L. W. Thompson, Medical Officer of Health for Listowel and Wallace, died recently at his home in Listowel, -The Ladies' Patriotic Society asks the co-operation of the public to help raise funds by the purchase of flags on Fair day. -Mr. Joseph Stothers has been aps pointed Clerk of the 12th Division Court at 13Iyth in place of Mr. Thos. Code, resigned, -Tickets ta all points issued via G. T, R. Buy your tickets and get all infor- mation Zroin H. B. Elliott, Town Agent, at the TIMES office. -The Canadians Foresters announce that ineueance and sick and funeral benefits will be good even to members who go to war. They will not have to pay extra, either. -At Lucknow Fall Fair on Friday last Mr. W. G. Gray won first prize in the roadster class with his driving horse. There were eleven horses entered in this class. -Samples of private Christmas greet- ing cards are now ready at the Tlessse office, Prices from $1 per dozen up- wards. See the beautiful designs at this offiee before placing your order. -The wardens committee of the County of Huron at their meeting at Goderieb last Friday decided not to call a special meeting of the couneil but to deal with a contribution to the Patriotic Fund ut their regular meeting in December. -Mr. Jonathan Pattison, of Don- gannon, has purchased Mr. F. G. Spar- ling's house and lot on William street and will move to Wingham in the near future. The Tneiss is pleased to wel- come Mr. and Mrs. Pattison as residents of Wingliam. -The dog poisoners are again at work. This time their victim wee an inoffensive, three -months' old fax terrior belonging to Miss Bertha Kent. It is a -pity the party or parties guilty af .ench contemptable practice could not be found out and punished, -Mrs. Benj. Holmes, a 'former resi- dent of Wingham, and well-known to a number of our readers, died at her home in Dundas on Tuesday of last week. Mr. Wm. Holmes of town and Mr. Andrew Holmes of Biuevale attend- ed the funeral of their sister-in-law in Dundee, on Thursday. -The Truce that has been delared in Canada in the matter of party politics seems to Lamle already become a task on the patience of some of the papers. There is a temptation on both sides to say things; but there will be plenty of time after the wa.r is over. And even if some of the things that tnight be said now are forgotten, the country vvill eine+ e. DIED. Hawick, on Sept. 14th, Esther McLaughlin, widow of the late Robin Gibson, sr., in her 93rd year. REDQATH -in Mount Dennis, on Sept. 13th, Thos. Redpath, formerly of the fourth on,, Howick, aged 57 years, 0 mos, and 28 days, Sfierstesersme -In Morris township, On goptcraber 14th, 1014, William Stephen- son, aged (PI years, 1 week and 2 days, SMITH- In Grey township, on Sep- tember 14th, 1914), Jane Weir beloved wairo ...Op THE WINGITAM TIMES NA -DRU -CO COD LIVER OIL Is one of the best Lung 3uilders A guaranteed cure or prevention for Coughs and Colds TRYIT Put up in two sizes 50c. and $1.00 Ayaoram,..setroMiniam...101 Jo Jo DAVIS Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM 1 ogvoletisharsir~hemovtokirosta"solithiNtssesivg, HEADQUARTERS FOR • mi FAMILY GROCERIES .1 If you have not tried u$ with an order for . HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES do so now and see how we fill it, Fruit and Vegetal?les in Season and our aim is to please in quality and promptness of delivery. TEAS A trial of our laulk Teas will convince you that the quality is the best and the price is unchanged at 30e. and 40e, Henry T. Thomson OFree Delivery "The House ol Quality" Phone 9 Fast Service, ogoftorgotwootessti"stimvstaktticasaciam 4110.0101•IMA.M.0.10011k.N..401.1. 4.6....11•MMINN••••11, ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c. Notices Under This Head ten cents a line for first insertion; five cents for snbse, went insertions. Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's. WANTED -A boy to learn the print- ing business. Apply at the TIMES of- fice. WANTED -Servant girl wanted; no washing; apply to Mrs, J. W. McKib- bon, Centre Street. TRINES AND VaaisEs:-Big stock of select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. TO RENT. -Several rooms in the Kent Block, suitable for living rooms. Apply to THE WM, DAVIES CO. FODND-Two Yale keys and an ordin- ary key, attacked to a chain. Owner can have same by apply at TIMES of- fice. SCRANTON OR LEHIGH COAL WOOD KINDLING At Lowest Prices, R. J. Cantelon OFFICE WITH Dornininn Express Co.'s Office MISS SPARING Graduate of Toronto Conservatory of Music and Authorized teacher of Flet- cher Music Method, Simplex and Kin- dergarten. Pupils prepared for Conservatory examinations in Piano and Theory. Theory taught by correspondence. FARM FOR SALE -175 acres; one mile from Bluevale and three miles from Wingham. Apply to Bosman Bros., Beievale. 'Phone 165 Classes Re -Open Sep, 21 LOST -Between W. F. Vanstone's farm and John Brooks' farm, lst line of Morris, a Belgian purse, containing DRAY' usiNEss a sum of money. Finder rewarded by leaviug same at 'hems office. Los -On Monday evening on gravel road between Wingham and 10th con- cession of East Wawanosh, a gentle- man's rain coat. Finder rewarded by leaving same at TIMES office. WANTED -Men and women wanted everywhere to work in their own home, $20 weekly for a few hours work. Supplies furnished free. Experience unnecessary. The Co -Operative Union, Windsor, Ont. FOR SALE - For sale, cheap, at resi- dence, several pieces furniture, including organ, tables, easel, sideboard, pictures, hanging lamp and heater. MRS. MCCRACKEN, Frances St., South. NOTICE -Any person having any kit bags or other eouipmentebelonging to the Militia Department must retnrn it to the Drill Hall, Wingham, not later than Saturday the 19th instant, This notice applies particularly to Boy Scouts whorn equipment has been loaned. N. T. SINCLAIR, Capt. 1310 AUCTI N SALE 185 HEAD CATTLE ALL IN GOO CONDITION MR. JOH having more stock carry through by Public Lot 20 Coo. 11, One inile eas wife of Wm. Smith, aged 87r years, months and 27days, TOiSDAY SEPT ,t4.8 cio commetici g WAL:•,:cf-TAYLOR.--- At the Meese, Myth, on September 166h, by the Rev. W. Ds Turner, Bertha Jane Taylor, of W:tigham. to Samuel Walsh, of East Wieweeessb. Mchenses-In 17th, At thur 114JRN Kinloss, on 'Solite McLean, aged 44 PatiesseesIn W 2th, to Mr. and ;am tea ' rs. roxeter, on Se mher Ms. Ge wia; a Farm for Lot S. ?e., 15, stores; wen ss large bearing suitable for $ :PS miles from ng Anp/e. to 16, 0 1, Morris, 100 tere good buildings; reF rd; 15 acres bush or grain farming. ingbatn, owner retir- W. Prop rie the followi JOYNT Farm han he wishes to winter will sell , ction at est Wa a S. He ock nz osh Having purchased the Dray Business from Wm. Breckenridge, I am prepared to take care of business in this line. Your work will be given careful and prompt attention, A share of your patronage solicited, Robt. McGEE Phone 10 SAVE MONEY I Save from $18 to $20 by having your SUIT OR OVERCOAT Repaired, Dry Cleaned and Pressed We also put on Velvet Collars and make alterations. We never disappoint. All work guaranteed JOHNSTON'S blaming & Pressing Works ,f"We Know How" under new management. CHAS. G. JOHNSTON Manager s911aIPg 14 IA PREPARED able farm stock 19 Young Cow supposed to be in calf; 15 Steers, 'sing 3 years old; 75 Steero, rising 2 .eare old; (10 Heifers. rising 2 years ol . 16 Spring Calves; 10 -Young Pigs, Owing to th very large number of surimals to he Id, this sale will posi- tively start at o'clock and intending selectmen s d govern themselves accordingly. Terms ot le: --On !erne amounts (; months' ei it will be given on ap- proved joi0t tee or a disemint of 614 per cent. pe , ennui), ofr for cash on credit amoun Ji N JOYNTwPropletor, . A, P. Joynt,'Joha POMP, Auctionters o Are You Ready to Defend Your Country? YOU are urged to join the 33rd Huron Regiment and be ready when the call to arms conies. ANY We bodied man over eighteen years of age ie eligible. YOU can either join either for home eervice or for service Abroad. wpm, Telephone or Sea Capt. N. T. SINCLAIR, "B" COMPANY, 33rd IlEGINIENT "Wingharn 1KING BROS IIINIVORM111111110111111101101111111.1111101101110 Advance Styles in Fall and 1 Wearing Apparell Crompton's Corsets The new styles are just to hand and the values are better than ever. Prices $1 00, $1,50, $2.00 and $3,00. New Dress Goods Suitings &c. • Broadcloths are very new this season. We have a nice range to choose from in the newest shades at $1.25 per yard. Agents for Standard Patterns Produce Wanted Phone 71 NORTHWAY GARMENTS We are Sole Agents for this well known line of Ladies' Coats and carry a very nice assortment from $10.00 to $25 CO,. We take special orders for exclusive styles and cloths. Ask to see the new Style Book and Samples showing the latest Cape effects, et. Children's Winter Coats Our Winter Stock is now to hand and it will pay you to buy early before the lines get broken. All sizes from 4 to to 12 years. Prices $5.00 to $15.00. Suit Ends Some very exclusive pat- terns in the newest tweed effects, No two alike. Price $2.50 and $3.50 per yard. MILIAN OPE\ NG September 2011, I9r4 se'44,114.1441eiallsaleallseea41111111;11101eilissiseseellieeletelsalleeeessasesaselkiSiellsietallelleilsi. :THURSDAY and FRIDAY (This Wgek) YOU are invited to make this Store your headquarters, f;0) LEAVE your wraps, coats, parcels, etc., here, and make it a place to meet your friends. ite "YOU are as welcome as the flowers in May. - BARGAINS in`many lines of shoes on Friday, W. H. Willis & Co. Sole Agents zereeek, For Ladies smog! 1 al41111.411411104,114411seraelkallfr4elelisaWalliebetsalelSistelete44liele444selk;seva.44.4 som....."..o•k•V.OP•Ms••IM•m We beg to announc our opening of Pattern Hat Paris Tuesday, S and fo and an Novelties tember 22nd owing days. INSPECTION ORDIALLY INVITED MISS EYNOLDS riiioiviii6Asoviviiivv"*"0"vviv•AhismbAb'"i WE WILL BE $ Just For One Day At WINGHAM FAL • 1 L.A&ivive44,6,41selooist.44./tadisAs.4.4sows,iiii**** and We Will Show ou a lines of FARM PRODUCE Whith We carry in a Wholesale way, and if, by our suggestions, we can help you produce a better product, we will be greatly pleased. At 4 o'elock We will offer our exhibit for sale, We will not sell at Wholefnie prices, but WM give to the Wingham Petriotie Fund any profit we make, A, 11 WILFORD PRODGCE DEALER WINGHAM - ONTARIO FALL GOODS Seasonable Fall Goods Arriving Daily •••••••.••••••• We have been receiving daily and passing into stock a variety of Fall Dress Goods, Velvets, Plaid Mantlings Etc. As all of the goods were bought months before war. broke out we are gelling them all at old prices. Call and see them before buying elsewhere. We have a large range of Velvets in all the latest shades just arrived. Ladies' Chindllis Coats, newest styles. Heavy Wool Plaid Mantling for Coats etc. Ladies', Children's and Merle Sweater Coats. We also have Bran Shorts, All kinds of Feed. FLOURS: Purity, Royal .Household, Robin Hood, Golden City. Try our Robin Hood Oat Meal All kinds of Produce taken on Goods. J. A. MILLS Successor to T. A. !Vials PITONt 89. • WINGEAM, ONT.