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*As HEADQUARTERS FOR eta
I FAMILY GROCERIES I
If you have not tried us with an order for
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
do so now and see how we fill it.
and our aim is to please in quality and promptness of delivery.
TEAS i
Fruit and Vegetables n Season
A trial of our Bulk Teas will convince you that the quality
is the best and the price is unchanged at 30c. and 40c.
Fast Servicel
Henry T. Thomson
"The House oh Quality"
Pt ['Free uelivery Phone 9
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Many old friend; or will be sorry to
hear of the, ilineas of Mr. John Leggett.
ta lino -iv.' I jetty vs teemed rtsident.
Itirast ton .AtIvoeate in reporting his.
illiiess seta: .'Mr. john Leggatt, of
the Oth :91aryhere, mar Holten, was
!triolve, -. with a paralytie
strolwi atior tho rbetor':.3 are
It is ine' t to any how serious
hr;
0 i is."
nes,. wir) too!: an aetive part in
raising inoney for the patriotic! fund
Ilea reat on to be saisfied
with the Let.. ort bold on Friday evening's
e p t leth. The program Was given in
the hi now veuerete shed recently
erected bar the Presbyterian congre-
gation. A large platform was erected
and seat- provided for a crowd. And
the crowd came, quite in expectation of
those in =alarg.,e 'flat chair was occupied
by Mtt:.or Irwin, of Wingliam. Stirring
sos wore given by A.
IL Musg .ove, M. P. I. Wingham, and
R. O. Caeloren, of Lucknow. A lum-
ber on 0- tl.rogram\vhich proved highly
entertairing, was the military drill
conduct try nr. Carrick to bagpipe
'Music. The "soldiers" were first put
through a number of military evolu-
tions. which were well executed. They
gave an .oNumple of an infantry charge,
followe.1 by a red exoss ambulance tak-
ing eiti- ;f tho wounded. This military
scene ylis concluded by ths tableau,
"Tentin!,, on the Ohl Camp Ground,"
which was very effectively carried out,
A numbor of patriotic choruses . were
given by ocal talent under the direction
of Alis .1arjorie Gordon, and other
nuiribet:7. were given by Messrs. If.
jobb and A.. Coutts, of Wingham, and
T. Watson and T. S:Reid, of Lucknow.
An aeroant of the affair would be in-
eomplero if we tailed to mention the
pretty Ljefi,etive decorations of the
large ba. As became a patriotie con-
ert, fings of the Empire and bunting
were in profusion. This feature, as
well as the general arrangements, re-
flected great credit upon those in charge,
and centtibuted much to the general
see '..vet-ipts were about 875.00.
THE WINGHAM TIMES
SW:MMING UP STREAM.
It is tl,e live, active fish that swim
up !ttroten.
The weaklings drift with the current
or seek the quiet pools when the water
is rough.
tov aggressive business that
pusla s for titles when times are dull.
It's tl e. live, hurling, modern busi-
ne7,s mom who harvests the profits.
You will see the names of the live
ones in he advertising columns of The
Tr 5: h
They deserve support, for they are
workirrz for it. Tney are makers of
gotfT,
They are the live fish swimrng up
strear...
vortoven
Miss Luella Shaw spent the week end
at her lieme ir 131iieva1e.
Miss &aura Strome, of Teeswater, is
spending a few days with.. Mrs. Bert.
Thomp,..m.
im Aitch eson is at present
Icinsy drawing gravel.
Cot tutting is the order of the day
Peoplo are busy getting their silos filled,
--
Black Prince Visits Britale. I
Xn. flowing robes and fez, Witii
ri Mori= train, Joseph Musiage
lit
ale figure in Birraingham the other
,
aligembo, of Uganda, was a uotice.
I4si. Prince Waligenabo is makin
4 torm
uof some of Britain's leadit
WU/Arial centres to inform blmseit A
Of nut 'resources and the circum-
etantlea under which our representa-
tIVe maw/factures are produced, pa*'-
ty:tro. with an eye to trade With
°wit lartd, ,../ •
,
• Papyrus.
he papyrus of ancient times wog'
maolio from the papyrus plant. The
tAtertor a the stalk of the plant aftel
the rind had been removed was eu
lab thin slips In the direction
their length, and, these being laid
ori a OA surface in succession, simi-
lar /Alcoa were placed over them at
right angles, and, their surfaces be-
ing cemented together by a sort Ot
glue and eublected to the proper de-
gree of pressure and well dried, the
papyrus was coraplete.
\A -DRU -Go
COD LIVER OIL
Is one of the best Lung Builders
A guaranteed cure or prevention for
Coughs and Colds
TRY I T
Put up in two sizes 5oc. and $1.00
J. J. DAVIS
Sucessor to A, L. HAMILTON
CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM
Sparing No Pains.
"Would you tome to dinner next
Sunday?" said Mr. Crossiots.
"'Why, this is the fourth time in
two weeks you have invited me to
dinner. It's exceedingly kind ot
you"—
"That's all right. We have to
humor our took in every way possi-
ble. iAllo saya, she likes to hear you
reciteand sing eomic .songs."
An Expert.
Sly- ?Jou- ean you Le so sure that
you aro in love with me and with no
ono en;o? Even 1 woader at times
attlio,• tis,re is a possibility of ab -
//Mutt., eortaInty in such matters.
tre---Von laek Pxperienee and the
corn/donee it begete. I've been in love
fot••iy and pnOW
74 WI inters tood.
"Ar = you fowl of moving pit-,
taros?"
No, hut my wife makes me move
them whetli,r I like it or not."
ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c.
Notices Under This Read ten cents a line
for first insertion; five cents for subse-
quent insertions.
Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's.
FOR SALE -An Art Huron Heater.
Apply at TrmEs office.
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.
TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Mg 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,
PC:W/1D -TwoYale keys and an ordin-
ary key, attacked to a chain. Owner
can have same by appiy at TIMES of-
fice.
FARM FOR SALE -175 acres; one mile
from Bluevale and three miles from
Wingliam. Apply to Bosman Bros.,
Biuevale.
FOR SALE -200 acres of land close
to the town of Wingham. First-class
grain and stock farm. Will sell all or
sub -divide and v11 in part. Apply to
John S. Duckett, Glenavon, Sask.
NoucE-Any person having any kit
bags or other equipment belonging 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
ot whom equipment has been loaned.
N. To SnIcLATE, Capt.
(4,1M -Y.
A telegrhm from Arcola, Saskatche-
wan, states that John Hislop, brother
of Archie Hislop, ex-M.P.P., was n-
stantly killed by being dragged into the
machinery of a threshing engine while
fixing a belt. He was forty-eight years
old, and leaves fivesmall children.
Mrs. Vanstone and daughter, of Tor.
onto, have been Visiting at .Jas. Artn-
strong's, 10th coo.
Mrs. Jas. Boyd, of Silver Corners,
had her mother, brother and niece motor
up from Lyriden and spend Sunday with
her.
Miss Eliza Bishop, daughter of A.
Itishop, 8th eon , is away on a visit to
Saskatchewan with relatives and friends
She will be away for a month or so and
no doubt will have an enjoyable holiday.
Ex -Reeve and Mrs. Turnbull arid
their grand -daughter, Miss Millie Me-
Farlane, ism on a holiday visit with
relatives in the State of Michigan.
SCRANTON OR LEHIGH COAL
WOOD KINDLING
At Lowest Prices.
R. J. Cantelon
OFFICE WITH
Dominion 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 Conssorvatory
examinations in Piano and Theory.
Theory taught by correspondence.
Classes Re -Open Sep. 21
'Phone 165
OLD EVA.LE.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs, Itobt. Black, on Thursday
afternoon, October 8th, commencing at
2.30 o'clock sharp. Good papers are
being prepared on "The care of house
planie for winter blooming," by Mrs.
J. Black and on "Ilow to prepare a
Thank4,dving Dinner," by Mrs. J. W.
King. All ladies are cordially invited
to attend the meeting.
COMPliettti011.
COW. -1 love and 1 ant loved! .
Dora, --Then you must be perfectly
intoy? 'The earliest snow in years fell in
ora • No; it isn't the same minli ; goaee yesterday.
DRAY BUSINESS
eying purchased the Dray Business
from Wm. Breckenridge, I am
preparedto 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
DIED.
CAR11.-In Wingham, on Sept. 24th,
Isabella Wishart, relict of the late
James Carr, aged 83 years.
DotasLAs-In Stratford, on Septem-
ber 20th. Jane Reynolds, widow of the
late Adam Douglas, of Grey township,
in her 77th year.
BOUN
.1-1AMILTON—In BltieVale, 00 Septem-
ber 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert am -
Mon; a son.
IEwiN -In Howick, on September
14th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin; a
daughter.
1
MARRIED
COLLINSON-PIERcE -At the Metho-
dist Parsonage, Brussels, on Sept. 23rd,
by Rev. D. Wren, 1VLA„ Mr. John E.
Collinson, of HuIlett township, to Miss
Rose A. Pierce, of Morrie township,
MoNAM-MoNAryt--In the Presby-
terian tnanse,Brtrcefield, Ont,, on Sept.
22nd, by ReV. Hall Woods, Mr. William
McNair, of Grey township, to 1VIrs.
Flora McNair,. formerly of Grey town-
ship.
Farm for Sale.
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LATEST STYLES IN
MEN'S CLOTHING
OVERCOATS AND
•FURNISHINGS
Men's Winter Coats
Made in the latest styles, with rag-
lan sleeves and belted hacks at !tit), I
$10, $20, $25
Suit Department
We are showing some very novelty
suits in, exclusive styles and cloth. 1
Prices $15 to $30
Special values in Men's
Raincoats
Made from best quality Paramatta
Cloth in Plain Tweed finish, guaran-
teed waterproof, with raglan sleeves
and slash pockets. Prices $10 to
$22 50
Men's Heavy
Sweatercoats
Made from best Canadian Yarns,
with roll or shawl collars, in the
latest colorings. Prices $2.50 to $7
Fowne's English Doe Skin
a. -ad Kid Gloves
Doe Skin Gloves with black stitch-
ing, very dressy and serviceable at
$1.20 per par. Kid and Suede
Gloves at $2 pair.
Men's All -wool Underwear
Shirts and Drawers, or Combination
Suits in the best makes, Stanfields,
Penmans, Wolsey, etc., all sizes from
32 to 48, I rices $2 to $6 per suit,
Arrow Shirts and Collars
The new fall and winter styles and
patterns are here, and are sure to
please you. Shirts $1.50 and. up.
Collars 2 for 25c.
WANTED:—Large Quan-
tities Choice Butter and Eggs. 1000 Barrels Dried
Apples
Agents for Standard Patterns Phone 71
KING BROS
1
ISQ11)200Mtat ONNIUMENNOIRM
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, Wirigham
Lot 5. 15, 16, Con, 1, Morris, 100
acres; well watered; good' buildings;
large bearing orchard; 15 Sete% bush
suitable for steel/ or grain farming.
railea from Witigham, owner retir-
ing. Apply to
W. CLEGG,
Proprietoa,
CU tit088.
Mr. and Mrs. .Alex, McGregor and
daughter Mary Edna, Mrs, William
McKenzie and Mrs, George Armstrong
visited at Mr. McItechnie'N, Walkerton,
on Friday. Mr, Olhiser motored the
party over in bis Ford ear.
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CASH FOR COAL
Y getting cash for
our Coal we are
thus in a better posi-
tion to keep stocked
up and guarded against
any shortage which is
possible owing to dip-
lomatic reasons. We
are daily delivering
theonly genuine Scran-
ton Coal mined by the
D. L. & W. Coal Co.
Our Coal gives satis-
faction and our prices
are as low as it is pos-
sible to make them for
a high grade coal,
Have your supply
put in early.
All kinds of Wood at lowest
prices.
J. A. MCLEAN
LUMBER, COAL AND WOOD
41.4/6W.4.4t1e4Wrei,s4,44
G AND TRUNK Rsttra
COLINIST FARES
(ONE-WAY SECOND CLASS)
Prom all Stations in Ontario to
certain points in
ALBERTA BRITISH COI,
ARIZONA CALIFORNIA
COLORADO IDAHO
. MONTANA NEVADA
OREGON TEXAS
UTAH WASHINGTON
Or/ Sale Sept. 24 to Oct, 8 inclusive
Pun par -Hewett. and restrvationg front tt.
13, nbtioTT, 'Town Passentier and Ticket.
A gent, Phonp,4. W. If. IlektOMAN. Sta•
tiott Agent. l'holie 60.
CANADIAN
PAC I Fl C,
COLONIST
FARES
(One -Way Second Class)
From stations in Ontario to
certain points in
Alberta, British Columbia,
California, Montana,
Oregon, Washington,
Arizona, Idaho, etc.
Sept 24 until Oct. 8
W. A. Sanderson, Town Agent, Phone 41'
a. Bomar, Station Agent, Phone 7
B[ ['WARM
cr
Are You Ready to
Defend Your Country?
YOU are urged to join tha 33rd
Huron Regiment and be
ready when the call to
arms comes.
ANY able bodied man over
eighteen years of age is
eligible,
YOU can either join either for
home servite or for service
abroad.
WRITE, Telephone or Sea
Capt. N. T. SINCLAIR,
"B" COMPANY, 53rd REGIMENT
Wing ham
October 1st, t9t4 '
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BIG BARGAIN SALE
of MEN'S SHOES
On Saturday Next
Any time after 10 a. in., 52 pairs
MEN'S SHOES
Every pair are first grade with Goodyear welt soles
In all sizes 5 1.2 to 10
$5.00 lines, for
Regular $4.00, $4.50 and
$1.97
Per Pair
W• H•Willis & Co•
Sole Agents
704 -0 -47 -
For Ladies
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SAVE. MONEY I
Save from $18 to $20 by
having your
SUIT 011 OVERCOAT
Repaired, Dry Cleaned
and Pressed
We also put on Velvet Collars
and make alterations. We never
disappoint All work guaranteed
JOHNSTON'S
Cleaning & Pressing Works
"We Know How"
tinder new Management.
CHAS, G. JOHNSTON
Manager
FALL GOODS
Seasonable Fall Goods
Arriving Daily
We have been receiving daily and passing into
stock a variety of Fall Dress Goods, Velvets,
Plaid IVIandings Etc. As all of the goods
were bought months before war
broke out we are selling 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' Chincillis Coats, newest styles.
Heavy Wool Plaid Mantling for Coats et.
Ladies', Children's and Mens' 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. AN MILLS
Successor to T. A. Mills
PHONE 89.
WINGUAIVI, ONT.
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