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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-10-08, Page 8G AND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM Page 2 PERSONALS Mr. and Mr. Ray Dunlop, are visit- ing with frienda in Seaford:. Mrs. E. G. DdYmond and children are on a vieit to relatives in Win:Isar. Mies. Portie Haines, of North Bay, spent boa holidays at her home in town, Mr. A. C. Schaefer of Palmerston, is this wee h visiting under the parental roof. Mrs. F. Buchanan is this weak attend. ing the. conviantien Of the W. C. T. U, in Torolit0, Moms. Robt. and Geo. Ailen were icirwardine owing to the death Q f their eiste. • Mee. Walter l'atterson is visiting at the home of her son, Mr, Percy Patter son in Toronto. Mr. A. Schaefer was in Toronto visit- ing h6 ,iaughter, who is lying 111 in St, Michael's- Hospital, Mr. Geo. Schaefer, who underwent an operationat the General Hospital, is peogreseing favorably. Mr. Arthur Gurney, of Thamesford, was in town while on his way to visit his old home near Ripley. - Miss Margaret Tibbs, of Windham , visited with Mr3. Jas. Robinson on Sunday. Teeswater News. Mr. ail Mrs. Wm. Field and family, of Wingham, were the guests of lir. John Sillicks on Sunday.—Teeswater News. Mrs. A. Robertsonreturned to town having- visited for some weeks with friends and relatives at Galt, Hamilton and Toronto. Miss Jemima McKenzie has returned home after a two months' trip through Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Walker of Wing - ham, are the guests of the formees mother, Mrs. Walker, King street.—In- gersoll Chronicle, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tervit and son, Russel, of Wingharn, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson.— Lucknow Sentinel. Mrs. -.M. Tindall, of Listowel is visit- ing with her sons, Mr. Root. J. Tindall, D. line, Turnberry and Mr. Sam'l Tin- dall, at the Junction. Mr. H. A. Ricker, B. A. Sc. of Hamilton, and Miss Leggett, of Canora, Sash., spent the week end at the home of Mr. li, E. Ricker. Rev, Charles Smith, rector of Fergus, was the guest of his uncle. Mr. A. E. Smith, while in town for the Harvebt Home services in St. Paul's church. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott are in Chicago for a few days where Mr. El- liott i. ttending the annual meeting of the Canadian Ticket Agent' Associa- tion. Miss Bertha M. Krotz left on Thurs- day, Zee Los Angeles and El Centro,. California, to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs J. Dugan, and brother, Harry W. Krotz, Mr. Joseph Bassett of town and Mr. George Moffatt of Wingham, who have been visiting Listowel friends for the past few days, left on Wednesday to attend Victoria college, Toronto.—Lis- towel Banner. Mr. arid Mrs. W. F. Burgman are holidaying in Parkhill, Milverton and Chicagn, Mr. Burgman attending the annual meeting of the Canadian licket Agents Association in Chicago. Triirialteuses 13OTWars, 4. 440 was once the innocent Cau*Se of 4 terrible war. Nine centa- deli ago Nora° Soldiers of Modena stole a bucket lasa joke from a public well at Bologna. When they refused to r0- tweegcriminaging comraenceci Ween the aoldlers of the rival stetes, and a war ensued, which spread until it involved the greater part of En - tope. la more recent timeS a debt of a few shillbags of which the. bey of rAlglers demanded payment through the French consul led to a war which lasted, twenty year, cost more than 500,000 //Vag and made Algeria a • Vrench posSession. Good That He Returned. "Boy, watch my horse till I conaq backl" ealled a man to a boy lounging arcemd the station, as he hastened to b1d. farewell te a departing friend. "Surer said the boy, taking the reltitt. Inn then the locomotive whistled and the horse, rearing suddenly, eta* ed at full speed up the road. The boy stared after the fleeing anima!, and, as the owner appeared, exclaimed with relief: "It's a good thing you came now. sir, for I couldn't have watehed him much lottget."--Ladies' Horne Journal. Jolting Him. Ihreigni Vouth—miss Belie, does— doea your mother object to my corning bere so much? ritir Charmer—Oh, I think not. I heard her telling perm the otioir tivoilin; that you merely 01)10 0 pass sw;ty the time; you didn't mean anything* serious.—Lotelon Tit -Bits, Word of Dataion, "Never propose to it girl by letter." "Why not?" "I did It once, and elle stnek the jet.' ter in n book itho wall reeding ned /mat it to my other girl." 11 THE WINGHAM TIMES- October 8th, 191.4 .............m.r.........Rowamm,.....winemprwm.m.......warftwa..••••.••••••••mwsonoroalew.Norampoorul....Now•;;roomorlesmrs....maspowammoramw.oirerromarrmwmppr. \A -DRU -CO COD LIVER OIL Is one of the best Lung Builders A guaranteed cure or prevention for Coughs and Colds TRYIt ' Put up in two sizes 5oc. and $1.00 CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHSAM M•wa10.6GOR•Wk J. J. DAVI Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON 111 dalsossitswalsookt$00100011040~001,0~41003 HEADQUARTERS FOR • FAMILY GROCERIES I If you have not tried us with an order for I-10USE,HOLD SUPPLIES do so now and see how we fill it. 1 I is the best and the price is unchanged at 30c. and 40c. A trial of our Bulk Teas will convince you that the quality Fruit and Vegetables in Season and our aim is to please in quality and promptness of delivery. TEAS ----9--- — enry 1. 1 homson "The House of Quality" @Free uelivery Phone 9 Fast Service.* Notettohecitvattifteac.~11010~100/t~ )14 .114,410.0.11n. CHURCH NOTES. Rev. Dr. Albert Carman, who for over thirty years ha $ been general sup- erintendent, of the NI ethodist Church in Canada, practically retired from active office when the quadrennial conference closed in Ottawa last week. The 49th annual Provincial Sabbath School Convention will be of special interest to pastors and S. S. Superin- tendents. It will be held in London on Oct. 27-30. Rev. E. G. Dymond and Charles Smith, M. A., of Fergus,' exchanged pulpits for Harvest Home services on Sunday last. There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion after Morning Prayer in the Church of St. Paul the Apostle on Sunday. Next Sunday the Thanksgiving music will be repeated in St. Paul's Church. Thanksgiving services will be held in the Methodist Church next Sunday when Rev. P. N. Caven, of Toronto, will preach both morning and evening. The evening service will take the form of a Twilight Service of Praise, special music will be rendered by the choir. •••••••••,.. titular se For Both. UM; Burns 'once paid a (visit ft1 VA onilog lunatic asylum. HO was ta tva all +pig the establishment, and 13na , arrived at the gardenti, 1whe umber of patients were working, Bins espied among thud a Man wi * old 12e had some Slight aeguaintanc kirtiefliOUt to sipeali to km gmli ti O luna c suddenly, exclaimed: neverYou, tool Tlin yr las? Demon I thought to see h tolidton Citizen; Deo Foe 'His Photograph.) Miss Wyse—rAtid I may really Refill this photograph of y-ou, Mr. Simkins? Simpkins (flattered) —Delighted, sure! MisS Wyse (later to her mai —Marie, take this photograph; an Whenever the original of it calls tell idm I'm not in. Facing the Problem. ?ether—Whatt ou want to marry mY daughter? Why, sir, you can't sup- port her. I can hardly do it myself. Suitor (blankly)—C-can't we ehip In to- gether?—Londota Opinion. Suitable Match, "That girl hits shocking ways!" "A"la,be that's the reason she married an siectriclan."—lialtimore Americas. Another Bankrupt Stock to be in inghani. Last week the Al ants Brekerage Co. bought a ck in Brantford and have moved i to Wing - ham. It is all opAned out d marked ready for sale with our et stock. This stock consists r en and boys' suits, OVereen ts, titans, smocks, sweaters, mulerw shirts, boots and shoes, mitts and gloves, trunks, suit eases, umbrPllas, rail:emits and many ulher lines. If you want to save money tome to the tore that sells cheap. We pay 26e for eggs And 2fic per lb. for butter. THE initellANTS EISOKERAting CO, Kern' a Lama. SCRANTON OR LEHIGH COAL WOOD KINDLING At Lowest Prices. • R. J. Cantelon OFFICE WITH Dominion Express Co.'s Office ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c. Notices Under This Head ten cents a line for first, insertion; five cents for subse- quent insertions. ' Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's. Fon SALE—An Art Huron Heater. Apply at TIMES office. TRUNKS AND V ALISES: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. FOUND—Two-Vale keys and an ordin- ary key, attacked to a chain. Owner can have same by apply at TIMES of- fice. FARM FOR SALE —175 acres; one mile from Bluevale and three miles from Wingham. Apply to Bosman Bros., Bluevale. FOR SALE OR TO RENT—House on Scott Street,owned by the Town of Wingham, will be sold cheap or rented. For particulars apply to D. Bell, Chair- man of Property Committee, Fon SALg —200 acres of „load close to the town of Wingham a-- First-class grain and stock farm. -Will sell all or sub -divide and sell in part. Apply to John S. Duckett, Glenavon, &sir: NoTICE—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. T. SmIcLAnt, Capt. DIED, NAYLOR— In East Wawanosh, on Oct, 3rd, George C. Naylor, in his 72nd year. IRELAND —In Clinton, on October 4th, William H. Ireland, aged 71 years. MC1NTYItE—In Seafortb, on October 2nd, Donald McIntyre, aged 77 years. MCPHERSON—In Kinloss, on Sept. 25th, Angus McPherson, brother of Mr. Wm. McPherson, of Wingham, aged .72 years and 7 months. , CAUPI3ELL—On September 29, at his residende, 160 Home street, Winnipeg, Man., J. C. Campbell, formerly of Lueknow, in his 58th year, BitYbn —In Turnberry, on Sept. 30th, Jane Turnbull, wife of Mr Geo.Bryce, aged 69 years, 8 months and 23 days, BOHN SMITH—In Stratford, on September f7th, to Mr, and Mrs. IL H. Smith; a son. (nee Ada Runeiman, formerly of Wingbatn ) OuNentsr—In Morris, on September 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Duntan; a daughter. MCKtotzle—In Culross on Oct. 5th, to Mr, and Mrs. William' Meltenzie, a son. J. Maetin, Tuckersmith, delivered to R. Winter, Beaforth, 7 head of cattle. which weighed 10,200 lbs. Ile received 90 per pound for them, netting the fat sum t:4 LATEST STYLES IN MEN'S CLOTHING OVERCOATS AND FURNISHINGS Men's Winter Coats Made in the latest styles, with rag- lan sleeves and belted backs at $10, $15, $20, $25 Suit Department We are showing some very novelty suits in exclusive styles and cloth, Prices $15 to $30 Special values in Men's Raincoats Made from best qualityParamatta Cloth in Plain Tweed finish, guaran- teed Waterproof, with raglan sleeves and slash pockets. Prices $10 to $22 50 Men's Heavy Swea.tercoats Made from best Canadiari Yarns, with roll or shawl collars, in the latest colorings. Prices $2.50 to $7 Fowne's English Doe Skin and Kid Gloves Doe Skin Gloves with black stitch- ing. very dressy and serviceable at $1.25 per par. Kid and Suede Gloves at $2 pair. Men's Ali -wool Underwear Shirts and Drawers, or Combination Suits in the best makes, Stanfields, Penmans, Wolsey, etc.'all sizes from 32 to 48, }rices $2 to $0 per suit, Arrow Shirts and Collars The new all 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 eigume_i_anumsam e-s-teew .,4esaaassea,ivessesiesasessrsawei CASH FOR COAL BY 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 sats - 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. MEAN LUMBER, COAL AND WOOD, 4,444,%44,41~,e4rtiews Thanksgiving Dav SINGLE FARE Good going and returning Monday, October 12 EARE AND ONE-THIRD Good going October 10-11-12 Return limit Oetober 13, 1014 Between all stations in Canada east of Pert Arthur and to Detroit and Port Huron, Mieh., Buffalo, Black Reek, Niagara Valls and Suspension Bridge, Tickets now on sale at Grand Trunk ticket °Mess. Farm for Sale. Lot S. , 15, 16, on. 1, Morris, 100 acres; well Watered; good buildings; large bearing orchard; 15 acres bush suitable for stock or grain farming. 84 miles from Wingham, owner retir- ing. Apply to W. CL119G, Proprietez Thanksgiving Day REDUCED FARES SINGLE FARE Good Going Oct. 12 Return limit Oct 12 FARE AND ONE-THIRD Good going Oct. 10-11-12 Return limit Oct. 13, 1914 (Minimum fare, 25e) W. A. Sanderson, Town .Agent, Phone 47* H. Boomer, Station gent, Phone 7 BE WARM • o Are You Ready to Defend Your Country? YOU are urged to join the 83rd 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 service or for service abroad.. WRITE, Telephone or Sea • Capt. N. T. SINCLAIR, "B" COMPANY, 33rd REGIMENT Wingham c_...................„............,..1 SAVE MONEY Save from $18 to $20 by haying your SUI ' Ott OVERCOAT Repaired, Dry Cleaned and Pressed We also put on Velvet Sollars and make alteration:1i We never disappoint. All work guaranteed JOHNSTON'S Cleaning & Pressing Works 'Phone 179 "We now How" under nevi management. CHAS. G. JOHNSTON Manager 1 Shoe Polishing Outfits REGULAR 25 CENTS On Sale This Week For 14c Only 4501* Also Some Bargains In , SUIT CASES AND CLUB BAGS Take a Look in our South Window Next Monday being THANKSGIVING DAY This store will be closed all day. ' W. 'Millis & Co. Sole Agents Zle4e.". HO For Ladies t4a141.146,11.4,44.411,101,114. FALL GOODS Seasonable Fall Goods Arriving Daily We have been receiving daily and passing into, stock a variety of Fall Dress Goods, Velvets, Plaid Mantlings Etc. As all of the goods were bought months before wail broke out we are selling them all at old prices. Call and see them before buying elsewhere. . We have a large range Of Velvets in all the latest shades just arrived. Ladies' Chincillis Coats, newest styles. Heavy Wool Plaid Mantling for Coats etc. Ladies', Children's and Mens' Sweater Coarts. We also have Bran Shorts, All kinds of Feed. FLOURS: Purity, Royal Household, Robin Hood, . Golden City. Try our Robin Hood Oat Meal All kinds of Produce taken on Goods. 1A. MILLS Successor to T. A. Mills PAOISTE 89. WINGEAM$ ONT.