HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1912-03-07, Page 5The Balance of Our
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;MEN'S BOYS' ANO YOUTHS'
At 25 Per Gent.
Discount
All the different .t) les including the popular 2 Way Collar
Coats in Black Braver, Black Melton's, Fancy
Tweeds, etc A rare opportueity . You can save
money by buying for next Winter, even
though you don't require a New
Coat this Winter,
Boys' Pea
Ja ckets
We are clearing out the balance of our Boys Pea Jackets
at rediculous prices. This is a splendid Coat for
School wear. No boy can afford to be without
one at the prices we are offering' th m.
McGee & Campbell
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newest d -signs in Ladies' Suits. .•
We have a complete range to
show >(t.' in all the new shades
for Spring in ,odd w, ight cloths
in Black, lil(:es, Twe ds and •
Tans in the' new City Cuts and i
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your New Spr•ing.Suit, also give t
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take sp cid] •r(lers and special
intasurein(nts. Our Suits range i
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w :ince m teat in Wu, , , ,r, ally Grey. P, ices $12.00 and I
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Misses'. I'r, e; . $ : ' $12 00. $ , 5 0 , $18 00.
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TILE VI1NGiL M TIMES, MARCH 7, 612
CARRIC IS.
A pretty wedding took place Wed-
nesday night of last week at the home
of Mr. and Mri, Wm. J. Pomeroy, Hill
View Farm, Carrick, when their daugh-
ter, Mary A., was united in matrimony
with Mr. John Adamson, son of Mr.
Andrew Adamson, and formerly of eon.
6, Oulross. There were about 2:5 pres-
ent at the marriage ceremony which
took place at 4 o'clock. Over one hun-
dred guests were present in the even-
ing when music, games and dancing
were enjoyed by all.
GLLNAN tN
The following is the report for S S
No. 3, Turnberry, for the month of
February. Names in order of merit:
IV Class. -N. Muir, A. Lincoln, L,
Lincoln, R. Appleby.
Sr. III -M. Stokes, W. Wallace, S.
Aitken, G. McGlynn, W. Eadie, M.
Reid, T. Eadie.
Jr. III. -E. Lincoln, E. Elliott, D.
Reid, Jas. McGlynn.
Class II. - T. Metcalfe, J. P. Mc-
Glynn, L. Reid, A. Bok.
Sr. Pt. IL -H. Metcalfe, D. Eadie.
Jr. Pt. IL -M. Eadie, A. Metcalfe, A.
McGlynn, F. McGlynn, R. Baird.
JENNIE C. BOWMAN, Teacher.
LO W1CI WINIll A(11
Report of S.S. No. 11, Turnberry, for
February.
Class IV. Total 375. - S Sherriff
321, W. McGregor 303, J. Currie 297,
M. Mercer 283.
Class III. Total 255.-E, Finley 1tz3.
Sr. II. Total 280.-W. Ransom 24.2,
0 Groves 241, S. Lockridge 141, I.
Austin 129.
Jr. II. Total 280.-G. Groves 221,
E. Srigley 160.
Sr. Pt. II. - T. Cruikshank, E. Hart,
L. Campbell, M. Hart, M. Linlclater,
D. .rlgahorn, H. Finley.
Jr. Pt. IL -G. 'Mceireeee:, T. Lock -
ridge.
B. Class, -M. Finley, A. Lockridge,
E. Srigley, C. Cruikshank, W. Lock -
ridge, L. Darnell.
A. Class. -L. Holmes, M. Kemp, M.
Finley, J. Austin, R. Campbell, T.
Calvert. •
C. G. SI'IERRIFF, Teacher.
COIL RTE..
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wrn.
Evans, Gorrie, was the scene of a very
pretty wedding At 12 o'clock on Wed-
nesday, 21st inst, when their youngest
daughter, Alberta Annetta, was united
in marriage to Mr: Hiltjn E. Ashton;
also of Gorrie. The ceremony was per -
for sed by Rev. H. T. Ferguson,' 'of
Kincardine, uncle of the bride, assisted
by Rev. W. J. Ashton of Thamesville,
brother of the groom, and Rev. J. W.
Hibbert of •Gorrie. The groom was
supported by his brother, L F. Ashton,
while Miss Mildred E. Gregg, niepe of
the bride, acted as bridesmaid.
Promptly at noon the bride enterea•the
tastily decorated parlor, leaning on -the
arm of her father, while Miss Ashton
played the wedding march. The bride
was very becomingly gowned in white
marquisette, trimmed with matte: e
lace and carried a baguet of cream
roses. 'rhe dress of the bridesmaid
was of white allover embroidery and
lace and she carried a bouquet of car-
nations." The gift of the bridegroom
to the bride was a beautiful gold pen-
dant set with pearls and to the brides-
maid a pearl crescent. A large number
of beautiful gifts from guests and
friends indicated the popularity of the
young people. -
ILO WICii
A very pleasant event took place at
the home of,Mr. George Itainey,: 10th'
con. of Howick, at 3 p. rn., on Wednes-
day, Feb. 21st, when his dahkhter,
Mabel Wright, was united in marriage
to Mr Emriianuel H. Mahon,
of Walpole; Saslc. " To'Abe' 'strains'
of the wedding marsh, ' played
by 'Miss Lillian Rainey, the young;
couple took their places under the ever-
green boughs.,. Little Misses Wright,
and Evelyn .Stott made pretty flower
girls. The bride was tastefully dress-
ed ie blue 'ilk. The eeremony -was
performed by Rev. J. W. .Hibbert of
Gorrie. 'The young coup!v left last
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE
FOR ALL LITTLE ONE
Barrett, Stanley Gallaher.
S. Sr. I. -James West, James Watson,
Ar hie McKinney.
Jr. L --King McDonald, Isabel
w Wat-
ld• son, Harold Watson, James Brecken•
I rldee,
b- F. I. AI'rCH.SON, Teacher.
'r The following is the report of the
e senior department of Bluevale School
for the month of February, Subjects
- examined in are arithmetic and geo-
t'1 graphs. Maximum `4'00. Pass 120.
it Honors 150, Names marked * have
- omitted one subject.
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Mrs. Ovila Lemarre, Malvina, Que
writes: "I have found Baby's O
Tablets an excellent medicine and wou
not use any other for my little one.
think all mothers should keep the to
lets in the house." 'thousands ofoth(
mothers have the same praise for th
tablets. They are absolutely safe
being guaranteed bya government ana
lyst to contain no opiate or other harm
ful drug. They break up colds, exp
worm", euro constipation and ind
gestior, in fact they are good for a
the minor ids of little ones. The tab
lets are sold by medicine dealers or b
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville
Ont.
It ELG RAVE:.
A highly respected resident of the
4th line of Morris passed away on Fri-
day last in the person of Rebecca
Brandon, wife of Mr. Thos. Proctor,
in her 56th year. The deceased lady
had been ill for only a short time with
pneumonia. The bereaved family will
have the sincere sympathy of a large
circle of friends.
A number of Mr. David Sproat's
friends gathered at his home on Thurs-
day evening last'on the occasion of his
birthday and presented him with a gold
headed cane and an appropriate address
was read. A report of the happy
event is crowded over until our next
issue.
Sr II EI,LNS.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor entertain-
ed their neighbors and friends at an
oyster supper and a most enjoyable
time was spe.nt.
Mr, and Mrs. Bray gave a dance for
the young people on Monday evening,
and a large crowd attended.
Mr. Jaynes Phillips, who is visiting
his parents hare, after spending six
pees in f•elee er:. , Sees., is visiting
for a few days at Lothian, Ashfield
township. Ile will return to the West
in two week: aet'o:npanied by his broth-
er, Albert Phillips.
Mr. James Barr and his sister from
Lucknow, visited recently at the home
of Mr. Thomas Phillips.
Mrs. Robert McGuire is still quite ill
at her home here.
'TURN R I' RUT.
Report of S. S. No. 0, Turnberry.
Sr. IV.—Jessie Holmes,•Ethel Chan-
dler, Louisa Snell, Dorothy Roth, George
Dalgleish. •
Sr. III.=Percy King, Henry Holmes,
Robert McKngae.--
'Jr. III. _ Nortna-Foxton, Erato Snell,
Lizzie McKague . Gerrie Fallis, Ewart
Linidater. '-
Sr, IL -Harold Showers, Charlie
Showrers,e Dari Roth.
Jr. II. -Herold Fallis.
Pt. II.--L'tta Fallis, Frank Roh,
Clifford Jenkins, Edith Jenkins, Har-
old Foxton, Herbert Foxton.
Sr. •P't. fT-Oscar .Flolmes, Irlma
Chandler, A14ed;Mitchell.
Jr. Pt. I. -Atha Johnston.
ANNIE BARBER, Teacher.
it1(11.1'4 LE.
Duff & Stewart received a carload of
corn this week are distributing it among
the farmer.
Frank Haney, of Toronto is atpresent
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. J. C.'Johnston has gone for a
visit to Sark.
The Women's Institute meeting will
be held at Mrs. Jaelc King's on Thurs-
March 14th.. The paper will be given by
Mrs, Peter Ki ig on Home Nursing.
The very sudden death of Mrs. Geo.
T Girnnett has cast a gloom over this
vicinity. On Wednesday evening of
las`texeek she retired in good health,
and at 3 o'clock in the morning was
awake anal made no complaint. About
five, o'clnek .lir. Gannett awoke and
noticed Iv.`rs. l;t'1n:'tt breathing heav-
ily. Ile`tri rt .0.arouse her but in vain,
she i.asaed ur•a," in a few minutes.
Mrs. -Ganne t 1. easee dayghter of Philip
bilines curl 'v iters in Turnberry in
867.'' In ts'b =nkt was married to Mr.
ennetl::,ir tri tied, on the farm they
ave dcOu,:b'l Mlle:, She leaves a sor-
owing hutee,,,,I ..nd a family of six
hildren, f„Lr girls and two boys, all
oiit,n at.rle5'1r• Caven of Brit-
sh Cor,tlt,l•i„ 'Nit's. Gannett was a
incl neige .0 .t d .'.ill be missed in the
ornnunicy. r -t e was a woman of ex -
ellen te et., l.t luulities. Very seldom
wets she :me•r„ ,ren the services in
he e:n:rv') 1;, •wl,i,:h she belonged
tingi.te a': .. ' family with her. She
will b..• u.. . ,..ee(1 in Knox church.
'be bre.:,'.., ., ,•.nand and family have
he syr', r' , pat by of all ;the com-
unt*�'. H • W. J. West, pastor of
Knox ehere, , ."d a high tribute to the
ate :t.te. Co, ,,..1 hast Sabbath.
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week for. the West, where ,ve wish b
then] success.
A very happy company assembled at c
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, c
12th con. of Ilowiek, at 5 p. m., on
Feb. 21st, to witness the marriage of t
their daughter, Martha, to lir Chester b
Cook, of Clifford, Under the decorat-
ed arch. _the young coni]!^- _took, their '
places to the strains of iha wedding t
mereh, played by Mrs. $.. Webber, of m
Laltelnt. The ceremony was perforin-;
ed by the Rev. J. W Hibltert of Gordo'.'
Phe pride was prettily dr 'ss. d in ereain
silk. After congratulations the com-
pa sat down to a sumptu'mis wedding
sulr[er The many useful presents
testified to the high esteem in which
the young folk are held. They will re-
side at Clifford.
i The f•'11• ek e i, the report of the
Junior de;'.,,• .eti of Bluevale School
for the am.,,tu, .1t February. Names in
order of mere. Average attendance
13.
Sr. II. Oton.e•on McDonald, Rhena
West, IIarvey Messer, Willie West,
Annie Smeltz'r, IIarvey Robertson,
Two A.o'ltrians are prisoners on the Annie Little, G.(rnet Casemore, George
ferry. Algoma, plying between the two Champion, Roy Champion.
Soos, as the immigration officials on each I Jr. II. -Stella Elliott, Earl Elliott.
side feaise to allow him tb land. • 1 Merton Casemore, Cecil Elliott, Russell
Sr. IV. -L. Patton 187, M. Raby 149,
E. Aitchison 180, (,'r Diment 120, W. 1 jt
Shaw 95, W. Stewart 51, E, Jewitt 125.
Jr IV. -G. Curtiss 184, M. Black 04,
0. Black 60*, M. Gray 54*, L. Breckin-
ridge 62.
Form V. • S. Patton 150, R. Taylor ,e
72*.
Form III. ---L. Elliott 156, 0. Jewitt
143, J. Gray 80*, E. Gannett 126, H.
Haney 120, J. Nicholson 95, A, Badman
114, R. Breckinridge 72, M. McGee
30", H, Raney 20k, E. Rutherford 2'1*,
L. McKenny 76, P. Smeltzer 36*, E.
McKenny 35*, E. Churchill 10k.
A. POSLI. F, Principal.
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THE LEADING STORE
N[W SPRING GOODS
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We are passing into stock large shipments or
New Spring Goods, comprising imported Li es
of Dress Goods, Silks, Velveteens, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces, Cur-
tains, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloths,
Madras Curtainhg, Prints, Ginghams, Cham.
brays, etc,
See r.ur Large Assortment of Flouncing Eni.
at 25c.
broderies. We have all widths. Prices hello;
PRINTS! PRINTS! PRINTS! }
We have never shown such a nice r the of Pat-
t-rns and Coloring in Crunl's English Prin s,
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every piece guaranteed. See them.
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Mr. Joan A. Simpson, M.P.P. of
Innis£ail, Alta , also Miss Simpson,
Druggist of Innisfail, Alta., are visit-
ing at the home of their mother, Mrs.
1.Vm. Simpson.
Mr. A.H. Musgrove, M P.P. spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Simpson.
W 711 ('I*)UI t! ttVil.
There has been large quantities of
logs and weed taken out this winter.
Mr. John McCreight lost a valuable
brood mare last Friday. }Ie was draw-
ing logs when the mare got oft the
road. It is thought an internal organ
broke, causing instant death.
Fred Davidson lost a young horse
vain:: l at $185 last week. The horse
was left in the e. are ,,. "•I for exercise I
and came in contact with the wheel-
barrow in 'such a way as to cause such
serious injury that it had to be shot.
Teamsters are complaining of the
pitch holes near Wingham. Everybody
talks about them but no person does
the fixing. There should certainly be
some system for having better winter
roads. Better roads would mean larger
loads with less bother and work for
man and beast and less wear on sleighs.
Mr. Robt Thomson met with a bad
accident while working in the bush a
few days ago. He was felling trees
and was up in a tree cutting off limbs
to free a true•thathael lodged when he
slipped and fell. His axe followed him
and fell on his head inflicting a bad cut.
Mr. Thomson was unconscious for a
time, but we are pleased to hear that
he is now recovering. He has been
having his own share of trouble having .
recently lost a son who died suddenly
in the Methodist church here.
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"Ile ke no makes two blades of
grass grow wnere one grew before,
is a'Benefactor to his Country." j
You first g, tner the crop and then
t' r the leer tilizer.
(I'ves three tones the Meld of barn -
d rl'a1131'' atirl iseaiierapplied
to the Isn(i. coin pare the
em ly'iv r f harp yard manure
with N plateal Fertilizer.
Barnyard Manure
Nitre'};' n 0 04; Phosl'!barie 0 23;
Potash 0.53.
National Fertilizer
Nitrogen 3 50 penal to 40 ammonia;
l h,tsp'trlr•ie iter(! 5 75 equal to 1 20
soluble phosphates; Potash 8 50
Introdued by FRANK W. EVANS
Lox 155. Phone 101,
Clinton, Out.
Agents wanted for Wingham and
t5n.1rounding count] y.
J. L. AWOL+`, agent for Wingham
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Having placed a large import order for Wide 5
Silks we are prepared to match v duets with the
largest city- stores.
Yard Wide Black Taffeta Silk o• ur
price - - - - -
A comp!! tP range of co'orings in 36
ette Stlk;. b night at a cut: pr ce ''on
order,” our st'l i„g price wi 1 b.: -
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the 1 te,t weak Ls .1.1 c',lu tug, are shown here
MEN'S WEAR STORE
MEN'S FURNISHINGS fcr Spring War in all
the lat' st n veldt s. See our New Negligee
Shirts, Best makes.
New Collars, New Ties, New Braces, Nevi'
Hats and Caps.
CLOTHING.--Nc.w Spring Clothing is already
in stock. We handle four different m ikes set
that our range: is large. Our prices are the
Lowest. "Give us a lo k”
ore Vague for ess
oney in
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%LllLomobiles
Over 401000 L M. [a Cars
Sold i b9ii
Parties interested shzuld call and
consult me before purchasing
and inspect the "Flanders 20"
now on exhibition at my
Garage opposite Skat-
ing Rink.
DAVID BELL
Sol'"; Agent for the E.M.F.
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