The Wingham Times, 1912-01-25, Page 8fr
MINOR LOCAL&
-NOxt OUrnMev's ice is rim being
harvested. The iee is of excellent
quality.
-Geo. 11. Mooney of Ripley, is
bringing out 0. party of farm laborers
frem the Old Land,
-13y a Vote of 94 to 17, Rayfield 011
Monday decided to connect with the
Hydro -Electric chain.
The Huron Old Boysof Toronto will
hold their annual at home en Friday,
Fela. 23, in the Temple Building,
- Regular meeting of Court 1Vlaitlanc1,
Canadian Order of Foresters will be
held on Friday evening of this week,
-Mr. E. Merkley, who recently sold
his chopping mill has moved to Palmer-
ston and hes accepted a position with
the G, T, R.
Royal Bleck Preceptory No. 126 meets
in Orange Tuesday evening, Jan.
80th, 8 p.m. sharp. Full attendance
is requested.
Tait, of Toronto will make his
next visit to Winghturt on Friday of
this week and will be at the Queen's
hotel all day,
-The Dominion Railway .Board has
issued an order providing for inter-
swithing between the G. T. R. and C.
P. R. at Goderich.
PERSONALS,
M. W. R. Gentle was in Toronto for
a few days this week,
Reeve McDonald i in Goderich this
week attending the meeting of the
Huron County Council.
Mr. H. 11. Wightman, of Fort
William was visiting Wingharn eIatiy
es and freinds this week.
Mr, )red Homuth, of Elora was
visiting for a few clayswith his parents.,
M. and 1VIrs, A, Herrman
Mr. Wm. Barber, of Brandon, Man.,
was visiting for a few days at the home
of his cousin, Mr. Charles Barber.
Mrs, O'Dowd and Mrs. ereig and
two children of Brantford, spent a few
days at the home of their sister, Mrs.
M. Iltiffman.
Miss Stella Keyes returned to her
home in Cargill, having concluded
a successful stenograpy course at the
Wingham Business College,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, of
Lindsay were visiting with Wingham
relatives for a few days, having come
up to attend the funeral of the late
Andrew Mitchell.
Mr, W. D. Pringle was in Wallace -
burg this week attending the funeral
of his sister, Mrs, John Clendenning.
-We are pleased to report this week The deceased lady had been ill for only
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that Miss Houghton is improving and a short time. She resided in Wing
h
her numerous freinds are wishing for a am some years ago and will be kindly
complete recovery. remembered by many of our readers
-At the meeting of the Huron Coun
who will regret to hear of her sudden
.
death'
ty Council in Goderich on Tuesday,
Thomas Stothers, Reeve of Ashfield, Great stock reducing sale at Knox's
was elected as Warden. during February.
-Mr. Chester Copeland, mail clerk
on the L., & B. has been on the
sick list and his work is being taken
for a few days by Mr, Dean. Ontario Street Methodists of Clinton
-Mr. Alonzo Finlay, of Lower Wing- have extended a call to Rev. W. E.
ham has purchased Mr. John Galbraith's mimeo, of Stratford to become their
farm, north of Bluevale and will take pastor commencing with the next Con -
possession in the near future. ference year.
-Mrs. Harris, aged 81 years, wife of The week commencing Sunday,
Rev. John Harris, died at her home in March 31, and ending on Easter Sunday,
Guelph last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harris has been chosen by the General Confer -
lived in Brussels a number of years ence Committee on Evangelism as an
ago. opportune time for all Methodist
-There was a keenly contested Churches in Ontario to carry on special
municipal election in Blyth on Monday evangelisticwork, "when every society"
last for the vacant seat in the Council. organization and member of the Church
Mr. Geo. Powell won over Mr. Jas. shall unite in a definite and positive
bloody by a vote of 104 to 101. effort to lead the unsaved to Christ."
-Mr. Solomon, of Ripley has rented Rev. D. Perrie, pastor of St And -
the Tamlyn store and has accepted the rew's Church preached anniversary ser -
agency for the McCormick Harvesting vices in the Auburn Presbyterian
machinery. Mr. Solomon will carry a Church on Sunday last and next Sun -
full line of all kinds of farm machinery. day he will preach anniversary services
-A meeting of the Local Option in the Presbyterian Church at Kintail.
Association of Wingham will be held in Rev. Mr. Mann, of Auburn conducted
the C. 0. F. Hall on Tuesday evening
the services in St. Andrew's last Sun -
next at eight o'clock. All friends of day and Rev. Peter Matheson of Kin -
Temperance and Moral Reform are in-
tail will conduct the services next
vited to be present.
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. JamasoN.-In Wingbam, on J,erate
ay 17th, Isabella Darroch, relict or the
late David J efterson and mother of Mrs,
S. Rennett, aged $9 years.
MrretINLL.-In. Turnberry, on Jean-
ary 15th, Andrew Iditehell, aged 78
years, 5 months and 12 (Jaye.
TJEWIS.-In Turnberry, -on Jantmg
22nd, Ann Hall, wife of 1VIr. Francis
Lewis, aged $3 years, months and 22
days.
McLeale.-In Goderich, on. January
22nd, Rev. Dr. A. McLean, formerly of
Myth, aged 78years.
CORLEY.-At Birkton, on January
19th, Elizabeth Vancarnp, relict of the
late Richard Corley, formerly of East
Wawanosh, aged 06 years.
MoLeon- In Ethel, on January nu;
John 1VIc14eod, aged 57 years, 0 months
and 27 days.
WHYTOC1C In Teeswater, on Jan.
14th, James Whytoek, aged 99 years,
2 months and 23 days.
McTaggart,- At Belfountain, on Jan,
nary 14th, Barbara McDonald, relict of
the -late Peter MeTaggart, and mother
of Mrs. W. D. Pringle of Wingham,
aged 79 years, seven months and 12days,
CHURCH NOTES
jANITART 25, 1912.
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T. M. Cl. A. 'BLDG.,
Ltnet)0•N, (INT,
BUSINE1S atm S.11:RWANI: SUBMIOTS.
Registered lett season upwards of 300
students and pl.teed every graduate. Seven
specially qualitle.1 regular teachers. Ono
hundred and eity London firms employ
.our trained help. College in session from
$ept. 5 to June 30. Enter any • time.
eat/thee° riee,
Fe Gig shogo, College
Beams
J. W. Wm.:taw= JR. J, W WESTERVELT;
CharteredAcconatantA Priunipal.
Vico Principal. .10
Sunday.
During February the official mem-
-Mr. R. A. Dinsley has purchased
hers of the Methodist Church will take
the McManus property on Minnie street
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and has thus secured two of the best referendum at their board meetings
building lots in the town. This trans -by ballot on the question: "Are you
fer was made through C. N. Griffin, in favor of organic union between the
real estate agent.
Methodist, Presbyterian and Congrega-
-Mr. Jas. Baird, of Turnberry has tional Churches upon the proposed
basis of union?" During March and
purchased Mr. E. Merkley's chopping
April a similar vote will be given by
mill and will continue the businuss. He
guarantees satisfaction to all who fay-
adult members, members under 18, and
or him with their patronage. His tele-
adherents of 18 years of age and up-
phonewards contributing to the support of
number is 84. the church.
-Mr. Chas. J. Rintoul, of Turnberry
has purchased the T. M. Henderson Excellent Connections For The Sunny
farm on the Bluevale road from Mr.
South.
C. P. Smith. Mr. Rintoul will get
To meet the demand
nd of a°arti
th ta
possession on the lstof March and will vel which generallytakes pIllaceaborut.
move on to his new farm. this season of the year, the C. P. R. is
-The wife of A. J. Richard, Princi- pleased to inform the public of the ex-
cellent connection made at Detroit with
pal of Mayor Spotton's Business Col- the Pere Marquette for Jacksonville
lege at Welland, died last week after and other Southern points.
at,-
a long illness. The remains were Passengers can leave To nal' on., the
C. P. R. fast train at 4. p. m., arrive
taken to her former home in Prank- Detroit 10.25 p. m., and connect with
fort, Kansas for interment. the Pere Marquette train leaving same
-Word was received in town last depot at 10.45 p. m., and arrive at
week of the death in Oshawa of Mrs. fetteisnontelTroistegond morning after
Gothic', mother of Mrs-. D. T. Hepburn, Thegparlor and dining car service
formerly of Wingham, Mrs. Hepburn between Toronto and Detroit is par ex -
will have the sympathy of many old cellenee, and from Detroit south through
sleeping and dining service is also
friends here in her bereavement. operated.
-The preliminaries in the Western This route takes you through the
Ontario Tankard competition for this beautiful cities of Detroit, Mich.;Toledo,
district were played on the Wingham f)a.r;ItaDajetoonr, ,i0a..; Cincinnati, O.; and At -
rink yesterday. Curlers were present If intending passengers will call at
from Brussels, Lueknow and Wroxeter. the ticket cite, 16 East King Street,
full information will be furnished and
We are not able to give the scores in
literature covering the route supplied.
this issue. Exeellent connections can also be
Mr. James Robertson has sold his made at Buffalo, J. U. Beamer, agent,
property in Lower Wingham to Mr. Wingham.
Clayton Phippin. Mr, Phippen has se-
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cured a beautiful home and we under-
stand is now buying the house furnish-
- In Wingham, on January
Peettele.
ings. Havirtg secured the cage the allsthe;i to Mr. and IVIrs, John W. Pearen;
bird will be the next in order.
Mmumgr.-In Winghatn, on January
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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The undersigned offers or sale his
property in the villag of Belgrave,
containing four at d t e -quarter acres
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of land. On the p mises is a good
brick house, stabl and driving shed,
also a quantity of small fruit trees.
Will be sold on reasonable terms. Get
full particulars on the premises or
write
GEO. SOWLER,
Belgrave, P. O.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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I offer my property i
for sale, consisting o
land. On the prepl
eight -roomed liolls.ef a bank barn, 26 ft,
square; hard aild soft water inside.
Property is in good location and build-
ings are in good repair. An ideal home
for a retired farmer. Get full particu-
lars on the premises or write the
undersigned.
WM. AUSTIN,
Wingham P. 0.
he Town Plot
three acres of
ises are a good
SALE BY TENDE BF VALUABLE
PROPERTY 1 BLUEVALE
Tenders will be rece' ad by the undersigned
up to the first day of ebruary A. D. 1912, for
4110 purchase of the d ening and premises on
the 14 orth-we.st corne of the South half of Lot
81 in the 1st Ooncessi m of the Township of
Morris. nig proper consists of about one-
third of an acre of 1a d upon which is situate
a good one ancl 011414 atif storey frame house
10x18 with addition 14x10 and 14x10. There
are on the premises good garden and a num-
ber of good fruit' tre s. The property M situ-
ate near to the Bluevale station and is a -very
desirable residential property.
7 he highest or no tender necessarily accept-
ed.
Dated this 10th (In of January. A. D., 1912.
11. VANETOND,
Wingham V. 0.
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THE NATIONAL
FERNIZER
"He who makes two blades of
grass grow where one grew before,
is a Benefactor to his Country."
e -The Wingham Times has an- 12th, to Mr. and 1VIrs. John Merkley; a
other birthday and under 11.13. Elliott's son.
management is doing well. Beat re- Sellearer.--In Wingham, on January
commendation the Times has is the 2nd, to•111r. and Mrs. Gus. A. Schmidt;
hearty way the business people of a daughter,
Wingham support it. We wish it 00h. CASZAIDItil. -In Turnberry, on Jan-
tihned prosperity.-Brussele Post. ,, nary 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Case -
o' more; a daughter.
-Misses Nora Kennedy and Winnie
Walker bad a narrow eseape from drown- Peen. -In 11owielc, on Jan, 7,, to Mr.
ing on Monday afternoon. They were and Mrs. Thos. Peel; a son.
playing on the rivet' near Where the ice ,AyArtgetrr,.-in Howick, Jae, 10, to
Was being cut and went through the Mr. rind Mrs. Rental Albrecht; a son.
ice. Fortunately a girl companion, MissstaitE/1110
Eva Patterson, and soine workmen were
close at hand and the two -were rescued. Buncturz-SCOTr -At the home of
the bride's narents on January. 17th'
era have renewed for 1912, and we beg
--A 'urge tunnher of TOMS subserib- b7Rey, A. C. Wi'sbarti, erten* , A., omhiry.
11red. Burchill to Miss Al *
to remind those who have not that now daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Scott,
You first gather the erop and then
pay for the Fertilizer.
Gives three•times the yield of barn-
yard manure and is easier applied
to the land. Compare the
analysis of barn yard manure
with National Fertilizer.
Barnyard Manure
Nitrogen 0.64; Phospharie
Potash 0.53.
National Fertilizer
Nitrogen 8.50, equal to 40 ammonia;
Phosphoric acid 5.75,equal to 1.20
soluble phosphates; Potash 8.50
Introdued by FRANK W. EVANS
Box M. Phone 101,
Clinton, OM,
Agents wanted .for Wingham and
.surroundIng cotintry.
is the proper time. The paper that is Brussels.
paid for is always better reading than
the one you owe for, Therefore, re-
new, and you will appreciate the paper
better, and we will -try and di1y appre-
ciate the money.
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unto.
Rottman. -In- Winghant, 'on %Tann*
ary 18th, Jane Henderson, relict of the
late Robert Rutledge, itt her 82nd year. 1 -
tee.
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Money makes Marey
• VOW' money win work while you
Sleep touttod at good Interast,
and you earl itnd Sate and Sethi.
factory borrower* by placing a.
ntoWt•loan ad, in our Meet,
fled Want ookininta A first
mortgage le as sale al a bank
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PRICES
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DISCOUNT ON
MEN'S WEAR
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Men's Cloth Coats, well
lined and best of work-
manship at -a saving from
15 to 25 per cent,. all
sizes and qualities, from
$8,00 to $2o.00,
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Men's Heavy' Winter 3 -
Piece Suits, all sizes in
broken lines, to clear at Big
Savings.
Fu' Coats, all kinds and
siz : Coon, Dog, Calf and
aska Beaver at Big Sav
mgs.
Men's Underwear, Socks,
Mitts, Gloves, Heavy
Smocks, Rubber$, Leggings
and Overshoes at Clearing
Prices.
PRODUCE WANTED
Eggs, Beans, Feathers,
etc. H ighest cash prices
for Raw Furs.
Butter 28' Cents.
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Watches, Clocks, Jewel.
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Leather Goods, etc-.
Wall Paper and Win.
clow Shades.
Special bargains in all
left over of Christmas
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WILLIS & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE. -
for Ladies.
commotrirmiervtcsrmFgrva% tymermmitileNSTem•yrynten
25 Per ent. Discount
We will give' 25 per ct. discount on
all our Men's and boys' -Overcoats 3
before stock taking. We have
a large assortment to. select '11
from, and must be clear-
ed Out to make room for
Spring Stock.
fussineahavr3ogseveraloat.sMen's
IMen's Quilted Lined Coats
with German Otter Collars.
Calf Skin Coats, BulgUrian
t, • Lamb and Coon, all to be
eleared out iegardless of cost
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Also a few Women's Astri-
can Coats perfect goods
worth from $30 to $45.
Your choke for $15 cash.
WANTED—All kinds of gay; Furs. Also
Potatoes in large quantities, cash or trado,
The hest Hour, Bran and Shorts, always
in stock,
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