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TEE WINGIIMd T M]S, ITATICIT 7, 1912
MINOR LOCALS,
--Regular meeting of Public School
Board next Tuesday evening.
—The minutes of the Turnberry Coun-
cil .meeting are crowded out of this le-
aue.
—Royal English Be11 Ringers in the
opera liouse on Thursday evening,. March
14 tai,
--Plea of the hall for Royal English.
Dc:1I Ringers is at McKibbon's. Drugvisiting for a few days at the home of
PERSONALS,.
Mr, Gordon Young spent Friday in
Seaforth with 1 JH, Walley,
Airs. J,P. Kennedy visited with Miss
Gretta and other friends in Louden
over Sunday, •
MieS Pet Elliott,. of Vineland was
visiting for a few days with Wingham
relatives and friends,
Miss Jennie 117oirat, of Turnberrywas
st-:;e her uncle, I4r. Geo, Olver.
---Regular meeting of Court Maitland
C:>,nadian Omer of Foresters on Friday
of this, week.
- Harriston butchers have taken one
ecnt Off the price of beef and two cents
off' the price of pork.
•—Mr. Wm, Nicholson has sold seven
of his Iota on Catherine street and Car-
lieg Terrace to Mr, J. M. Graham.
—airs. Chas. VanNorinan is a pat-
ient in the Hospital, having undergone
?n operation on Tuesday morning.
—Mr. A. M. Polley, of Goderich has
curd his 100 -acre farm in Goderich Tp•
to Mr. Robert Wiudmill at $10,00e.
—Dr. A. J. Irwin, Treasurer of
Wingham Ho.-pital has received a dona-
tian of $10 from the Turnberry Council.
ie: ce that again and again the perfor-
mers were recalled." Hear the Sell
Ringers in the opera house, Wingham,
oil Thursday evening, March 14th.
—Mrs. Robert Henderson, who was
operated on for appendicitis at the Hos-
pital a week ago Thursday night has
fully recovered and went home last
Tuesday,
Azr. Wm. Austin has sold his property
in Lower Wingham to Mr. Joseph Well -
wood. Mr. Austin recently purchased
the Rowland farm in Turnberry and
will move onto it at once.
—The presentation of a purse of gold
to Mr. H. C. Mutton was made by the
members of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Choir and not from the Westminster
Cuild as reported in our last issue.
—•The Junior League of the Method-
4st Church will hold a concert in the
Churelathis (Thursday) evening. There
Brill be a good program of recitations
and singing by the children. All wel-
come. Admission is 1.5 cents. •
—Mr. F. McConnell, real estate
age:it reports the sale of Mr. Edward
Haii.es' house and lot and five acres of
Landon North str :et to Mr, Geo. Olver,
and also Mr. Geo. Olver's house and
lot on Edward street to Mr. Fdward
Haines.
—cepe:slking of the Royal English
Hand Teen Ringers says the Daily Oil
Review, of Sisterville, West Virginia:
"It was one of finest entertainments
that was ever Iistened to by a Sister-
ville audience. The rendition of music
frogs the Great Masters by the ..bells
was a irarvel, and so delighted the and
—One of the most valuable clubbing
offers the TIMES has this year is the
Weekly Globe in combination with the
TEARS at $1.60, The Globe has been
eelegged and covers the news of the
world every week as no other Canadian
peeper does. For this small sum readers
gee •got only a sixteen page paper with
eight page illustrated magazine sealer
bat all those who subscribe or renew
before the end of the month will re-
ceive a beautiful premium picture en-
titled '•Daddy's Girl."
Made $500 on Carload.
Mrs. J, H. Fielding and daughter
Ruby, of Wiarton were visiting for a
few days at the home of Mrs. Fleuty,
Mr. and Mrs. E, Ha'rison were at
Holyrood last week visiting with Mr.
Harrison's father, who has been ser-
iously ill.
Mr. John Young, of Winnipeg and
Mr. George Young, of Toronto spent a
few days at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mia A, Young.
Miss Gertrude Vanalstyne who has
been visiting relatives in town for the
past few mcnths left this week for her
home in Hainiota, Man, She will visit
a week in Chicago.
While in town this week, Rev, J. B.
Sher, of Torento,who was the first pas-
tor of the Congregational Church, here
will spend a few days with old friends
in town and district.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crowe, of
Marcella, Sask. and Mr. and Mrs. D.
McCormick, of Culross were visitors
with their friends, Dr. and Mrs. J. P.
Kennedy on Thursday last.
Mr. Ed Robinson, son of Mr. Wm.
Robinson, of East Wawanosh has accept-
ed a position as teacher in Cooper's Com-
mercial School at Winnipeg and left fol'
the western city on Tuesday.
Messrs T. C. and James Kelly, who
have been spending the winter at their
parental home, left this week for the
West, the former going to Banff,
Alta., and the latter to Swift Current,
Sask.
Dr. Margaret C. Calder, who has
been at Chicago for two or three weeks
doing special work on eye, ear, nose and
throat at the Post -graduate College
will visit the celebrated Mayo clinic in
Rochester, Minn. for a week or ten days
before returning home.
Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Arch. Patter-
son re eived word last Thursday that
their brother Mr. Wm. Johnston was
seriously ill at his home in Saginaw,.
Mich. Mrs. Walter Patterson and her
daughter Mrs. E, Harrison left on
Thursday afternoon for Saginaw.
CHURCH NOTES
The vote on Church union in the Kin-
cardine Methodist' Church was as fol-
lows:—For, z27; against, 11
The vete on Church union in the Kin-
cardine Presbyterian Church resulted
in a vote of 134 in favor and 154
against.
The Presbytery of Maitland met in
St. Andrew's Church on Tuesday. An
official report of the meeting will be
given in our next issue.
Rev, Mr, Graham has tendered his
resignation as pastor of Avonton Pres-
byterian Church at Stratford, after
fourteen years' service.
The vote on Church u en in White-
church was 26 for and iagainst. In
Langs' ie Presbyterian ..neech the vote
was 6 for and 56 against.
Rev. Dr. Wilkie preached a very
'sir. J. J. Anderson, of Melita, Man., able sermon in St. Andrew's Pres-
ent' r: zormer well-known resident of byte'en Church on Sunday evening.
Wingham, writes to the Winnipeg Free Dr..Wilkie has spent thirty-two years
P+'ess, giving details of the sale in in. India and is well versed on the
M imeaR3olis of a car of barley which, missionary work in that country.
.>f, or paying the United States duty, Rev. J. B..Saer, of Toronto, who
netted him over five hundred dollars I
i
neo ethan he would have obtained had wasthe first pastor of the Congrega-
te.,
:.;old it at the prices prevailing in tionai Church, Wingham, will occupy
pulpit U 1t o the f heB
Baptist Church
. p p morn-
n
p r
C < .oda. Mr. Anderson writes •-- I i
artful ed a car of barley from Melita, ng and evening, March 10th, Even-
Men., to the Vandusen-Harrington i ing st,iiject:— Jerusalem and its Tial -
Company, of Minneapolis, which arriv- I lowed Associations. Everybody wet -
ed aiere on Dec. 18, 1911. It weighed! come.
1,t3 bushels, 36 lbs., graded on Jan. 8, After three weeks balloting on the
t9_2, for i .10 per bushel, making gross 1 quest:un of Church Union, the result
receipts of $1,797.13. Freight by the i o$ they vote in • Lucknow Presbyterian
C. P. I. ai d Great Northern amounted Churc ri stood as follows—Por Union,
to
$1S0..°0 inspection, weighing arid' 98; Against Union, 114; Majority against
co gra isaioi to $18..90; and duty at 80c. I Union, 10, The vote was not a large
sthel, t+t $401.30, making to'cal ex- one, w.3 only about half the.eiembers of
r;c •res of c 92.01. This left a cheque' the church expressed an opinion on the
to Ire for the net proceeds of $1,104.22. subject,
This f'.;,nr's out to 67 ec per bushel. Beginning next Monday evening,
Thee, Ir:ark you, after paying all ex- Marcn llth, and continuing for two
cis r. C:iS Itinr
the market reports wees, there will be held inthe
Ba-
ll
f i rt that do. 1 feed barley was sell- tist church a series of special evange-
keg ire t' in: !peg on Jan. 8, for 44c. per listic services. The pastor ••-il be as -
Nate:, I hcrefors received $518.63 sisted by Rev. W. W. Wyl Clin-
xnor ! for m,• bsr1c;y by selling iii Min-
nenl alis th• Li if I had sold in Winnipeg;
,
, s
but . � 1 t1 much -reviled reciprocity
pact Ilaceec , I should have received
$4tt1! mor or $1,013,19 in all. Yet,
i am urged to believe that the receipt
o? this addi.ional sum of money would
mak, me disloyal to my country.
W' -.at ea' I to think of the intelligence
rr ccrnmon sense of the people who ask
Ire t•, believe this? Or is it their. hon.
Pete I should question?"
ArthurTaelor, who eloped to Toronto
with Mrs. Drake of Brantford was
tenteneed to two months on his return
to that city.
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W. C. T. U, COLUMN. /'anirimcesommemesinommpiewssinisimmiummoue
Thiscolumn has been; reserved for the
use of the Wingham W. C. T. U,.
and will be edited by the members
of that Society,
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. C. T. U. will be held Tuesday,
Mardi 12th, in the C. 0. F. hall. Meet-
ing commences at 3 o'clock.. All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
MONK ANP THE DEVIL..
The first five chapters of Isaiah begin
with the great ariaingnment. God is.
the accuser; the naticn is the prisoner
at the bar, and the heavens and the
earth sit on the Judge's bench, In the
parable of the vineyard the woes of
God are pronounced upon such as have
changed the goodwine, into the worse
by their excess. These offenders are
considered in their relation to society,
for the prophet ismainly concerned
with the effect of sin, not on the in-
dividual but on the people, he said your
sin will bring defeat and disaster to
the nation. Thus in intemperance,
the question is not simply, will this
hurt me, but will my example hurt my
neighbor, not only that but they are
the enemies of their own success and
happiness. These offenders blight the
joy of the general life also, they break
the hearts, of those who care for them
the most, and they prove false to their
trusts, they forfeit the confidence of
their friends. It seems impossible at
the beginning but Isaiah hadseen it
worked out within his own observation.
Are You Going West This Spring?
If so take advantage of the remark-
bly low One -Way second class Colonist
Rates to Vancouver, Victoria, Nelson,
Spokane, Seattle, Portland, San Fran-
cisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, etc,, in
effect March lst to April 15th, or if
Western Canada is your destination.
the One -Way second class Settlers'
Rates should appeal to you. Settlers'
trains to Western Oanada will leave
Toronto at 10.20 p. m. each Tuesday
during March and April. Bear in mind
that the Canadian Pacific Railway offers
the finest possible equipment and fast-
est train service. The route is one of
the most scenic in the world. It is the
only lineoperating standard and tourist
sleepers, also dining cars to Winnipeg
and Vancouver, with the most modern
compartment observation library cars
through the mountains and across Can-
ada on transcontinental trains. By
travelling C. P. R. you avoid the neces-
sity.of changing depots. Dining car
service unsurpassed. All equipment is
owned and operated ley the C. P. R.,
affording the highest form of efficiency.
If such a trip is under consideration
apply to any C, P. R. Agent for full
particulars.
Premier Matheson of Prince Edward
Island has been in Ottawa asking for
better financial terms.
The period of camp training for city
corps has been fixed at a mimium of five
days, and as many more as, the corps
desires.
The Government has decided to ex-
propriate a site for the new departmen-
tal buildings at Ottawa. The land will
cost about five million dollars.
MILLER. — In St. Helens, on February
25th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Miller; a
daughter.
LOCKHAERT.—In Kinloss, on February
27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lockhart;
a daughter
ton, lite of the Manchester Mis-
sion, Manchester, Englan peeial
singlet; and g t, a td Mr. Wylies s ado._ asses will
be the features of the meetings. A.
cordiel invitation is extended to all,
The induction took place on Thursday
of Rev. L. Perrin, formerly of Weoxe-,
ter, as pastor of St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church at Moorefield, The Mod-
erator of the Presbytery, Rev, Mr.
Wilson of Acton, presided. Rev. J. It
Lemon, of Clifford preached the induc.
tion serlii00 Rev. S, Young addressed
the minister, and the congregation was,
addrE.,sed by Rev. J. `GV. McNeimara,
D. A. There was a large attendance,
and the prospects for a etiecrssful pat,
torate are very bright.
RIA D:DIED
VANALSTYNE—BRISSETTE. — At the
Soo, by the Rev. Brooks, pastor of St.
Pauls' Church, Miss Iva Maude Venal-
styne, formerly. of Wingham, to Mr.
Paul Brissette, of West Kora, Sault
Ste Marie.
MORTON.—In Brampton, on March
1st, Janet Young, wife of Adam Mor-
ton, and mother of Mr. 3. A. Morton,
Wingham, in her 87th year.
HACKETT.—In West Wawanosh, on
Monday,Feb.26,
Mary
MacLean, be-
loved wife of John Hackett, aged
51
years, 3 months.
GAL$RAITIi —Ini
Febru-
ary
ebru
ary 29th, Allen Galbraith o � I'i
in his 87th
year.
GANNETT. --In Turnberry,on February
29th, Mary Jane Thomas, wife of Mr.
Geo. F. Gannett, aged 44 years, 10
months and 13 days.
PROCTOR. --In Morris, on March 1st,
Rebeccah Brandon, wife of Mr. Thos.
Proctor, aged 55 years and 7 months.
ROS5.—In Portage la Prairie. Man.,
on February 18th, Margaret Gam, aged
8(1 years, relict of the late Hugh Ross,
of Hullett.
Whooping Cough
CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS.
BRONCHITIS CATARRH COLDS
stAeLl3Hao sere
Atrmpie safe and effective Crannied
chin troubles, avoiding drugs. VaporitedCreso.
lege stops the paroxysms of whooping Cough
land relieves croup at once. rt Is a boon to suf-
ferers from Asthma. The 'sir rendered atronaly
antiseptic, inspired with every breath, makes
breathing easy ; Soothes the /sore throat and stops
the Cough, assuring restfelni lits. It is invalu-
able to mothers with young children.
Senate postal for descriptive booklet. 800
ALL DRUGGISTS 1
Try, ere.olerie Anti-
steptlo Threat Taab.
tete for the Instated
throat. Theyaraeimple,
effective and antiseptic.
Qf y a n r drngrrist nr
am ta, its. in atteeromp .
Yaps Cres.Cene Co,,
Leeattirit•Milaa blast.
MONTREAL
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WIPED OUT
BY FIRE
Owing to this unfort-
unate affair which has
caused us such a heavy
loss, we must ask our
customers to have -
their accounts paid by
March 15th. •
Our office will be
in the Griffin block
till further notice.
Your kind consi-
deration in this matter
will greatly oblige.
Yours truly,
KING BROS.
MEM
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Y. Ai. )06e1.4.
i3USINEeS and Sli'+1%T,dAN() SUBJECTS.
R e este red last seesen upwards, of 300
t t.id is end placed cvt ry ere due te. Seven
p cially qualified. regular teachers. Ons
I e -fired tied fifty l.onden firms empioy
our trained h;li. Collr o in sesnion from
Sept. 5 to Jane 3I. Enter any tine.
.. ' eH
Calalegcc Frac•.
S..o
y� Cg gritas. s College
L>3tt d
J. W. WEseeeverg, JR. J. W. WESTERVELT,
Chartered Accountant, Principal.
Vico Principal IS
A new steamship line to operate "be-
tween Toronto and the Niagara River
is. said Co be organizing.
Reeve Christie and three Councillors
of Owen Sound have been unseated for
irregularities at the polls.
Liberals at Ottawa gave a banquet to
Messrs Graham, Low and the workers
in the South Renfrew election.
Several Guelph merchants were swin-
dled by William MacAuley for whom
they cashed worthless checks. McAul-
ey has disappeared.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned offersor sale
e his
desirable property in Win
gham
Town Plot, containin miseten acresa, mgood
ore
or less. On ths is
frame house
n ood condition; a good
frame barn; hard and soft water,
spring near the house. The property
would make an _ excellent home for a
retired farmer. Will be sold ata bargain
for immediate sale.
JOHN MITCHELL,
Wingham P.O.
71 l:,ibitl t IT,�,L//�
vvty
aTE3ATFOIR1.. rNTe
Our olasses are now larger than
ever before but we have enlarged
ouruarte is and 'we have room for
a few more students. Yen may en.
ter at any time, We have a staff` of
nine experienced instructors and our
courses are the best. Our graduates
succeed. This week three recent
graduates informed us they have
positions,paying $65, $70, $125,per
month. Vie have three departments
`Commercial, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy. Writefor our free catalogue
now,
0, A. &INMAN
P CIPAL.
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
SETTLERS'
TRAINS
—TO --
Ms ANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
The only through line
LOW COLONIST RATES
For settlers travelling
with livestock and
effects
Special. Trains
Will leave Toronto
Each TUESDAY.
MARCH and APRIL
10.20 P.M.
Settlers and families
without livestock
should use
Regular Trains
Leaving Toronto
10.20 P.M. Daily
Through ColonIst
attd Tourist Sleopars
Colonist Cars on all Trains
No charge for berths
Through Trains Toronto to
Winnipeg and West
Ask any C.P.R. Agent far copy of "Settlers' Guide"
. H. BEEMER, Agent, • Wingham
13' Canad6_'s
fa .•.1LJE5 1
Tx t✓ i -r � '�
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LOW RATESto PACIFIC•COAST
FROM WINGITAM
MARCH iot to APRIL 15th
—TO—
Vancouver, C.
Seattle,�tv
Spokane rasheah..
42 75
Viotoria, B. C.
Portland. Ore,
11o19oti, B. 0.
San yraneisco, Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal.
San Diego, Cal. $42
45MesicoCit ,M x. 1
Proportionate rates; from other points in
Ontario,
• THD POPULAR 11011TE T)'
WESTERN CANADA
VIA. 0111CAGo
The Grand Trunk Padilla Railway, sheet -
est line, restos time, finest service between
Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Edmonton.
For Tickets and further informs-
tion call on G. Lamont, Depot Agent
or address A. E. Duff, D.P.A., To-
rorito, Ont.
SPRING SHOE
EXHIBIT
Every Women interested in choice Shoes will; enjoy
seeing our display of
SPRINC FOOTWEAR
Below we show you one of the very newest which/
we have just placed into stock.
This is a beautiful: shoe, made
of good grade Patent Colt, double
Matt Calf Top, Military Heel,
High Toe, Short Vamp. We
have it in either button or laced
and at the price is exceptional`
value, all sizes 2 1.2 to 7 for
Woman.
Price $2.45 Per Pair:
SAMPLES Of BUS SHOE IN NORTH WINDOW -
WILLIE & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
61)
egeger
for Ladies.
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Spring Goods
For some weeks our Spring Gooes have
been arriving and are now on counters for
your inspection. We have bought more
heavily than usual and you will be sure to
find something to your liking among this
great assortment.
Which includes loo pieces of Crums. Eng-
lish Prints, as you are aware that. Crums is
a Household Word in
regard to Prints,
s,
perfectly fast Mn color and beautiful
,patterns.
Anderson's Scotch and Canadian Ging-
hams, Silked Checks, Printed Foulards,
Radium Forlards, Plain and Printed Voiles,
Sepetine Crepe Empress Poplins, Shar Su
Repps, etc.
We have also in stock the greatest display
of new and up-to-date Waists ever shown
in this store; they have the latest set in and
i .imona Sleeves, and are marked very low for
quick sale, come and see what we have and •
get our prices before sending your money
out of town for something you have not
seen.
Trade of all kinds wanted in larquantities.
uantiities.
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