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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-12-24, Page 4• Page 4 flrlii/aitifr‘elveee4i4ieveiiii,~01/114.11 1 Coal! Coal rtennini. D .14. &W. Serail - ton Coal in all sizes. Cannell,Smithing,and Steam. Coal, Charcoal, Coke, Hard and Soft Wood, Lu41- her, Lath and Shingles al- ways on halal andldelivered pro p tl y. To avoid substitution and imposition orderlD.L. & W. Scranton Coal. Cash for Logs and Head- ing Bolts. J. A. McITAN PHONES: Residence 55. Office 64a, Mill 64b, WANTED' 1000 1000 LBS. TURKEYS CASH 6666621•1•M•10611 T. FELLS' Phone 22 Butcher Shop ij EST'Al3LISUED 187$ TUE WEsifiliAM TIMES. 11.B. ELLIOTT, ELIBIAISTIER AND ra01IET011 TO ADVERTISERS •6••••••••• THE WINGHAM TIMES •,66666666.66,666% .4166666.••••••••••••••60.6.6061166.61,1,6666660.61666. Notice of changes must be left at this office not later than saturday noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Monday evening. Casual advertisements accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week CREAM WANTED rATRONS of summer creamer- ies and cheese factories, we want your cream during the winter months. Highest Prices Paid for Good Cream We supply two cans free and pay twice each month. Write for cans. PALM CREAMERY . PALRERSTON - ONT. ) T. BENNET • P. AUCTIONEER Will give better satisfaction to both buyer and and seller than any other Auctioneer and only charge what is reasonable. PURE BRED STOCK SALES A SPECIALTY Sales conducted anywhere in Ontario Several good farms for sale. Sale dates can be arranged at TIMES office. Write or Ph me 81 Wingham 66.1•••••61•11161 THURSDAY, DEGEIVIBER 24, 1914 EDITORIAL NOTES ^ There is going to be a fine group of Liberal candidates in Ontario at the next election. Archibald Hislop of North Huron should be one of the elected as well as one of the best of them.-Teronto Globe. practical and successful farmers an a large scale. They are both able, elo- quent and conviming speakers who are thoroughly conversant with the public questions of the eountry and if elected will creditably represent old Huron in the Parliament of Canada. It now be- hoves the Liberals of Huron to close up theiriranks, take off their coats, meta- phorically speaking,and go to work and keep at work from now until election day and if they do this, success will surely crown their efforts and they will have the honor and pleasure of being represented by two of the ablest men in the Dominion Parliament. Gexmany's total export trade for 1913 amounted to £263,905,000. Her prin- cipal exports, with their values, were: -Machinery, R27,220,000; cotton goods, 219,575,000; woollen goods, &13,135,000; iron articles, 210,725,000; silks, £9 - 5, 000, and manufactures of leather, £7, 295,000. The list also includes ties, wool, yarns, iron bars, bicyles, dresses, brass and copper articles, wire, electri- cal material, chinaware, motor cars, etc, etc. Her exports in 1900 amount- ed to £145,000,000, so that they have almost doubled in the thirteen years. After the war Germany will have to start all over again. -Journal of Com- merce. English as she is spoke in the remote highlands is not exactly the tongue of the south, which fact is illustrated by a brief conversation which took place be- tween three highland ghillies who had a sup each of the laird's own mountain dew. Says Tougal : "That wass the fery pest whuskey her nainsel' nefer tasted in all her porn tays." Assented Tonalt : "So did I neither." And An- gus corroborated: "Neither did I, too." [London Globe. The excitement caused by the Ger- man raid on the British coast was, doubtless, altogether out of proportion to the significance of the incident. What the Germans hope to gain by de- stroying a few buildings in an unde- fended city it is not easy to see. Per- haps the raid was in accordance with what is said to be the Kaiser's policy of striking terror into the people of England. This has always been one of the Kaiser's strong weapons. It was in accordance with this policy, so it is generally understood, that the whole German plan of campaign in France and. Belgium was changed, the Kaiser insisting that the German army should attempt to cut its way through to Calais, whatever the cost might be. The evident purpose was to create a panic in England. -[Woodstock Sentinal-Re- view. .6m11616M1160, CFJ7.-7,AG.1 STEWART 1 Real Estate and Fire Insurance Accident and Sickness Insurance Reliable Work Moderate Charges —0 — J. G. Stewaixt Griffin Block, Wingham WHITECHURCH The article below, which appeared in Tuesday's issue, Dec, 15th, of the Tor- onto Globe, has reference to a brother of Mrs. (Rev,) J. Ure Stewart, of Whitechurch, -who has enlisted for ser- vice abroad. He was born in Blyth ahd he graduated from Toronto University in 1912 and after spending a short time in the West, was offered the important position of Assistant Commercial Editor of the Globe. He is now at Quebec and expects to leave with the second con- tingent: -"Lieut D. G. McLean, of the Army Service Corps, who will leave shortly for Quebec and thence to the front with Canada's second contin- gent, was presented with a pair of field glassses yesterday afternoon by the members of The Globe staff. Lieut. McLean, who has been assistant com- mercial editor of the Globe, during the past year, leaves this week for his home in Flesherton, prior to taking his depar- ture with the second contingent. Dr. J. A. Macdonald and Mr. Stewart Lyon made the presentation in behalf of The Globe editors and reporters, and Lieut. McLean, left his newspaper associations followed by the best wishes of a host of friends." e...44444,4444,44.44.4.4%.4,444-4 Times Stationery Store Christmas Greeting Cards Christmas Papeteries Writing Paper, Writing Pads Envelopes, Inks, Pencils Blank Books, Playing Cards Magazines and Newspapers All Leading Magazines and Newspapers on sale and subscriptions taken. Private Greeting Cards See our samples of Prh ate Christmas Greeting Cards. You should leave your order early. 66.,66.6.66/66.6.66.6016.6.60,66. TIMES STATIONERY STORE Oppotite Queen's hotel 4.444404riiiwvivavaiva$444444 HURON LIBERALS. (Seaforth Expositor) EAST W A W ANOSH. The following is the report of U. S. S. No. 7 East Wawanosh for the month of December. Fifth Class -Eva Boyle 80 per cent. Fourth Class -Melville Beecroft 78, Mary Finleon 65, Lyla James 59. Mary Boyle 50. Third Class -Clarence Chamney 43, Charlie Robinson' 40. Second Class -Cecil Chamney 58. First Class -Almond. Jamieson 85, Clayton Robinson 76. I. H. A. Taylor, teacher. As will be seen from the report of the North Huron Liberal 'Convention, held last Monday in Wingham, the Lib- erals of North Huron have again select- ed Mr. Archibald Hislop as their candi- date. There were no lack of aspirants, anyone of whom would 'creditably re- present the riding in Parliament. It speaks well, therefore, for Mr. Hislop's wearing qualities that he was the favorite in a conflict with so many able and popular aspirants. Mr. Hislop, although still a compara- tively young man, has had long political experience. He represented East Hur- on for many years in the Provincial Legislature and was always eleeted by handsome majorities and he held the position until he voluntarily retired to accept the candidature for the Domi- nion Parliament as successor to Dr. McDonald. He was twice the candidate for the Dominion House and although not so successful in the Dominion as in the Provincial arena, he made a splen- did fight on both occasions. He is a son of the soil, a native of the riding and is well and favourably known in every part of it and we predict that in his case the third trial will be successful as it generally is. The Liberals of Huron have now don- ned their battle array for the next con- test, come when it will. They have placed in the field two model candidates. Tom McMillan and Archie Hislop make an exceptionally strong team which will not be easily beaten. They are both CONSUMPTION TAKES HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE Hundreds of people succumb to con - gumption every day. Science proves that the germs only thrive when the system is weakened from colds or sickness, overwork, confining duties or when general weakness exists. The best physicians point out that daring changing seagon a the blood should be made rich and pure and active by tak- ing Scott's lintulsion after meals. The cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion warms the body by enrithing the tlood ; it peculiarly strengthens the lungs and throat, while it upbuflds the resistive forcea of the body to avoid colds and prevent consumption. you work indoors, tire easily,. feel languid or nervous, Scott's Emulsion as the most strengthening food-inedicine known. It s totally frea frous stupetylng drugs. Avoid substitutes. 14-42 scott.it *ream 'Throttle. Ontario. DPceinber 24t1). 1914 lE‹ NT 7K 9 /AA 11/N: HAPPY iriouons roR CHRISTMAS /frfl AA Special Values in Christmas Gifts A A A A We have a fine assortment in the following: AA A Ladies' and Gents' Watches, Gold and Silver Brace- A A let Watches, Diamond and Pearl Rings, Pearl A fix A A• Sunbursts, Pearl Necklets and Pendants, Cameo A ANecklets, Cameo Rings and Brocches, Scarf A A Pins and Fobs, Lockets and Chains, Bace- A lets, Cuff Links, Silverware, Pearl -hand - A A led Flatware. Cut Glass, Jewel Cases, A Clocks, Ladies' and Gents' Urn - A A brellas, White. Ivory and Ebony A A Toilet and Manicure Sets, Mili- tary Brush Sets, Xmas Pap - A A A A A A The last meeting of the Council for 1914 was held on Dec: 15th with all the members present. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. Report of Dr. Stewart M. 0. H., showing the township to have been particularly free from anY contagions or infectious diseases during the year received and read. The sum of $25.00 was granted Dr. Stewart for services as M. 0. H. The Clerk was instructed to bill the Trustees of S. S. No. 11 for $5.50 being amount of expense incurred in having an analysis made of the water from well at school house the past season. Com. from the Canadian Suffrage As- sociation asking that the municipal franchise be granted to married women owning property and that a referendum on this question be taken at the next municipal election received and ordered to be filed. It was ordered that when the Trustee Board of the police village of Auburn furnishes a statement showing that they have., expended what monies they have on hand and send an order signed by the chairman of the board on the Township Treasurer for the amount re- quested, that the Treasurer be instruct- ed to honor the same. Different ratepayers were present regarding minor drainage problems but in each ease these matters were left over for the present. The taxes having not all been collect- ed, the Collector's time for returning his roll was extended till Feb. 1st, 1915. A large number of accounts which will appear in the financial statement shortly were ordered when the council adjourned. A. Porterfield, clerk. "ME AND GOTT" [New York Times] The Russian heel is on my shore, Fatherland, my Fatherland! The sight of them does make me sore, Fatherland, my Fatherland! But "ME and GOTT" will kill them all, Cossack -Serf -both great and small. Like wheat before the scythe they'll fall, Fatherland, my Fatherland!My heel put on France's neck, Fatherland, my Fatherland! The Channel I'll crow, "by heck," Fatherland, my fatherland! Then "ME and GOTT" will mite and kill, And make the British pay the bill, All will be slaves, to do my will, Fatherland, my Fatherland!' eteries and Post Cards. A A A A A A. A A.... Knox A 'PHONE 65 OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL 74\ >»>>>>»»{o The Indian poPulation of Canada is slowly decreasing. The total of last year, 10,000, is a net falling off of 2,- 716, the figures, however, being some- what conjectural, In Ontario the In- dian population increased by 342, and in Qtlebee by 984 RESTORING THE SHUNAIVIZETE BOY. ONE of the prettiest reels of film shown in the Photo -Drama of Creation 4s the one relating the touching narratiVe of the raising by Elisha of the Shunammite's son. The child, an answer to prayer, suddenly sickens and dies. The distracted mother immediately seeks the prophet, who exercises God-given power in restoring the boy to life and vigor.. \ AN Drama of Earth Shown Here ABSORBING HUMAN DRAMA COVERING 49,000 YEARS. BIBLE STUDY IN MOTION PICTURES. The greatest Photoplay ever produced is "Creation:" its "plot" covers not less than a period of 49,000 years. Its preparation has cost enormous sums of money, and extensive travel in foreign countries; it is the offspring of fifty years of studious research -and it may be seen for nothing! A man once, stood on Westminster Bridge offerings sovereigns for pennies. but he failed to conquer the superb in- credulity of the London public. To the average man a "free show" is not worth seeing, and altruism is only met with in novels. A visit to the Photo. Drama of Creation will help the cynic to bring his ideas more into harmony with the actual facts. There will he find a comfortable seat, pleasant music, and a picture -story of absorbing inter- est, and he may have eight hours of it all for nothing! The exhibition includes twelve reels of film, besides numerous pictures And panoramas. which have been divided into four sections, the dif- ferent parts being shown in rotation, The promoters of "Creation" have every reason to claim that their -pic- tures portray the greatest draMit that THE DOMINION BANK MR EDMUND D. OSLER, M.P., PRESIDENT. . W. D. MATTHEWS, VIOE•PRESIDEND C. A. 130GERT, Genera! Manger. Capital Paid up 0,963,000.0Q Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits . 6,963,000.00 A Savings Department Is conducted at every Branch of the Bank where deposits of $1.00 and upwards are received and interest at current rates added. It Is a safe and convenient depository for your money. VVINGHAM BRANCH: A. M. SCULLY, Manager. nominffisiwommemmummasimensimmels ,10606•6.6.T.J3-6161.* MISS SPARING Licentiate of Toronto Conservatory of Music and Authorized teacher of Flet- cher Music Method, Simplex and Kin- dergarten. Pupils prepared for Cons..irvatory examinations in Piano and Theory. Theory taught by correspondence. the world has seen, because it is the story of the world itself. From star nebula to perfection the history of ere- ation is told as it has been revealed to scientists and to students of the Bible, and prophecies of the Scriptures are used to reach conclusions regarding the future, which are, to say the least, not a little startling. The theory underly- ing the whole story is that each of the seven days composing the creative week was an epoch seven thousand years in length, which makes the full week of creation equivalent to 49,000 years; that man appeared toward tho close of the sixth epoch; that we are now living in the seventh day; and that as 6,000 years have passed since the creation of Adam the Millenium, which is to close the seventh epoch, is near at hand. It is with this last "day" of 7,000 years that the pictures mainly deal; however, the gradual transforms - tion of the earth is traced from a gase- ous confusion to a proper condition to support human life; and then follows the old story of the' fall pf man, with all its consequent miserie, hopes, joys and fears. At Picture House, Wingham DECEMBER 22, 23, 24. 25. ' After Regular Show ADMISSION FREE Closes Opened Sep, 21 'Phone 165 DRAY MSINESS •0161,6131161•610 eying purchased the Dray Businesa 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 JUST ONE WEEK MORE TILL CHRISTMAS YOU will find our store well supplied with such as people should give this year GOOD SUBSTANTIAL GOODS such as people should give this year. For Men and Boys We have Overcoats and Suits, Socks, Braces, Shoes, Sweater Coats. Any 'of these would make a good suitable present for Xmas. For Ladies and Girls Silks for Waists or Dresses, Velvets, several shades; Sweater Coats, Belts, Ribbon for :Belts, Hankerchiefs. Parasols4 Hosiery, Guaranteed Kid Gloves; Etc., Etc. 4.6,6*166 Farm for Sale. CLOVER THRES G ••••••••••.... 1.mm Lot S. 3‘, 15, 16, Con. 1, Morris, 100 acres; well watered; good buildings; large bearing orchard; 15 acres bush suitable for stock or grain farming. 3% miles from Vinghatn, owner retir- ing. Apply to W. Ctiroo, . Proprietor. The undersig •prepared to thresh clever0 ates and terms apply to ORA G-& GILLESPIE, Whitechurch. Phone 5-611 or 3-611. 35-2 All -wool Blankets We have the very best all -wool Blankets, the very best makes. Flannelette Sheets at oldlprices Any of thOese go to make the most suitable Xmas Presents, especially this year. All kinds of Produce Wanted The Best Grades of FLOUR always on hand. .111101011•MI 0166666•11.016.601•1161066k AN MILLS Successor to T. A. Mills PEtONE 89. WINGHAM, ONT. • Bank of Hamilton Capital Authorized $5,000,000 . - Capital Paid-up, 3,000,000 Surplus - - - 3,750,000 READY MONEY It is often said of a man that he owns valuable property, but is for the time "tied up.' If you would be ready for every business opportunity or caner- gency a part of your savings should. be held for inmiediate use. Such funds can be safely deposited at interest in a Bank of Hamilton Savings Account, C. P. SMITH, Manager Wingham, Ont .- gfit -----'11; I ail IF- tr _ D•- vg v D E - tard, Pi. fa. r -i JUST ONE WEEK MORE TILL CHRISTMAS YOU will find our store well supplied with such as people should give this year GOOD SUBSTANTIAL GOODS such as people should give this year. For Men and Boys We have Overcoats and Suits, Socks, Braces, Shoes, Sweater Coats. Any 'of these would make a good suitable present for Xmas. For Ladies and Girls Silks for Waists or Dresses, Velvets, several shades; Sweater Coats, Belts, Ribbon for :Belts, Hankerchiefs. Parasols4 Hosiery, Guaranteed Kid Gloves; Etc., Etc. 4.6,6*166 Farm for Sale. CLOVER THRES G ••••••••••.... 1.mm Lot S. 3‘, 15, 16, Con. 1, Morris, 100 acres; well watered; good buildings; large bearing orchard; 15 acres bush suitable for stock or grain farming. 3% miles from Vinghatn, owner retir- ing. Apply to W. Ctiroo, . Proprietor. The undersig •prepared to thresh clever0 ates and terms apply to ORA G-& GILLESPIE, Whitechurch. Phone 5-611 or 3-611. 35-2 All -wool Blankets We have the very best all -wool Blankets, the very best makes. Flannelette Sheets at oldlprices Any of thOese go to make the most suitable Xmas Presents, especially this year. All kinds of Produce Wanted The Best Grades of FLOUR always on hand. .111101011•MI 0166666•11.016.601•1161066k AN MILLS Successor to T. A. Mills PEtONE 89. WINGHAM, ONT. •