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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1912-05-16, Page 81 THE WINGIIAM TIMES 16, 1912 =1,65.8W”1.4, =11.411.1nr3M1941•11m.0 11 ••♦••••7e•♦sa•4•c►•••+•A♦•o 44.04,+.+++++..+++4+++44++4 1 • • • •• •or•+A • '?•G00**''b'•34L`O*****••>6A Tlfaz PLACE FOIR VEfe ,,-,TeCerfleS ALL WE ASK ITS A TRIAL Phone 113. CENTRAL GROCERY Wingham. d 4 f,0e St9000@Owt? nOe.. P00®400**4 MINOR LOCALS. No old wall paper at KINox':. Every- thing new. Just arrived at 1io,i,x'.- a w 1912 v. -all • papers. Phone 05. —Court of I,, visloa for ..he Town of w'inghu,n vvi!f ho he'.i oi:Monday even- ing, May 17th. —The annual Model Farm excur:.ion to Guelph will } this ...nen: en Sat- urday, June 22nd — During this ;; eel: over 6.c00 arti- sans and agriculturists will arrive in Canada from Scotland. —The regnhtr monthly meeting of Camp Caledonia. Sons of See •tined v. ill PERSONALS. nl Miss Hazel I)rununond, of Toronto is visiting at her parental home in town. Mr. Clarence Blackhall is in Toronto writing on his examination for eleetrt- e: ongimyr. .r. 11. W. Hastings, of Inglehart r.; a venin;; on old friends in Wingham (luring tin, past week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pugh, of Palm- erston, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Pugh.,? Mrs. Sparling is this week attending the W. M. S. convention in Sarnia. While away she will visit Watford and be held next Monday evening. Detroit. — Mr. Wm. Sleeth, a pioneer resident Mr. Albert Dennis, who has been a of Seaforth, died re ry suddenly on Sat - left of Wingham for some time urd:ty night fromh:. ars failure.left this week for his home in England, where he intends engaging in business —Lieut -Col. David Baker, for seven - With his brother. . ty years postmaster at Dundee, (due. .r is dead at the age of ninety-four years. N^ Rev. H. McQuarrie, of Toronto, a Mr. W. F. V:t4tone has e 1:1 his furmer well-known pastor of St. An- / --Mr. on John street, occupied l' Mr.drew's Presbyterian Church was visit - J. henry Christie, to the Misses, lien- ing for a few days last week with old friends in Wingham; d.•rson.' Alis; Irhna Kennedy was in London —In a football match played oh the over Sunday. She visited with her town part: on Tuesday evening the Eth- el team won froth the High School team uncle Dr. S. M. Kennedy and her sister'. Miss aretta Kennedy who is attending by a score of '-0• , The London Normal School. —C. N. Griii'm real estate agent, re- ,y 1Tr,. and Mrs. Thos. Brandon, of ports the salt of the late Thos. 'lender - Stratford were visiting in Wingham son's property on the south west corner last week kr. Brandon has sold his of John and Catharine streets to Mr. property in Stratford and will likely John Anderson who r, eeatly Baine here return to Wingham to reside. from the West. —The snow storm and cold weather of Monday last was not appreciated. Amherstburg ratepayers passed the It looks like snow for nine months of by-law to lend a new auto company $10, - the year in this section of Ontario. 1tu0, and the knitting factory will start —Lady Tupper, wife of Sir Charles ! operations in a ;;host time. Tupper, died at her hone in England -- Mr. J. Gamble Walker, proprietor on Saturday. The remains will be of the Waster House, Tiverton, died brought to Nova Scotia for interment. suddenly, Wednesday, May 8th. The - -Mr. A. D. MelCenzie. late of the ; deceased was born in Kincardine fifty I.ucknow Sentinel left last week for years ago, and was well known to the the West where he will probably re- travelling public. sumo newspaper work in some growing . _ _ town. DR. E 11. COOL 4ETEEIN! B'4 Bl'RGEON Sr •eessnr to hr. \yikon. Phone No. 22.0 day call or No. 99 right call. Car, promptly atten,led to. ---Miss Houghton's many friends will Inau.'uration of Port McNichol Service be pleased to ]card that she is improv- and opening of Upper Lakes Navigation. ing rapidly and expects to be able to , . The Canadian Pacific is now operat- 1 eave the hospital and return home this tug Gfb at Lakes oneamship Express trams L•etween Toronto and Port Mc - week. Nichol on the following sche 'le, with —Mr. Jacob Large, of the pioneer first class coach and parlor •ar running residents of Listowel, died last week in through without local sto his 75th year. Mr. Large had Ins.,n en- NORTr1BUti gaged in the planing nails business for 1 Ltave Toronto �• •= Port McNichol' 4 many years. ! days. IN ednesday. Thursdays and Sat- 'a'li. Tt;l ill -v • 9 ri, uittt: al a,caety s urdays, connecting with the Palatial C. • P. R. Upper Lake Steamers, leaving is arranging to run u:: excursion via i port McNichol' 1.0+1 p.m. on above days G. T. R. to G',d, •eir':, on `vv ttulcsday, I for S. Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Fort June 26th. Full particulars will be' William. The Steamer Manitoba sail - give ,a in it folate‘ bon-. ! it g from Port McNichol Wednesday --Mr. W. E. VouStore has h ,t:rchas- ! will call at Owen Sound leaving that point 10.30 p.m. ed Id:. E. Met_loy's building loll un the ! SOeT11$OI'ND corner of John .street and Carling Ter- - Leave Port McNichols Sundays and race. Mr. Vanstone will likely build Thursdays at 8.45 a.m. arriving at Tor - two ha:.::.e oil tide 1,.t. iizt:in,4 the su!I,_ unto 12.00 noon, and leaving fort Mc - mer. Nicholl on Mondays, Tuesdays and Sat- ) urday. s at 12.00 noon arriving Toronto -•--I;.:rt Currie..un of Andrew Currie •, ex.,p.m. of East `txv awanosh was removed to the i full particulars from any C.P.R. Ag- Iioseitel a,.. urda1 last. Bert has c est. not been well for some time and it is ! --_. __ _-. --- hoped ti.at rest and hospital treatment I BORN. will benefit him. , Gm:Nov.— In Wingham, on May 13th, --Mr. W. J Ile nder.eon, of the Illue- i to Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gurney; a son. vele rood hal ,our elmaed g„ utres of SMITH In Lucknow. on May 11, to land at the rear of his farm from Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Smith; a son. John i)t;el:ett, of the ist litre of Morris IltItit:5. —At liolyrood, on May 7, to Mr. Henderson new has an excellent Mr. and Mrs. Gillies Haines: a son. farts ••f 1:le oasts,. BOWMAN.-- hi Grey, on May 5th, to --Messrs. Scott Bros. of East Waw- I Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bowman; a son. anosh are importing a thoroughbred l MARRIED grey Pereheron stallion from Scotland. PnIH'r,.v — STL'vv:11.r. — At North Mr. Jan,esSeottisinMontreal this week 4 street parsonage. Goderieh, by Rev. A. to take ei1nr'e of they horse on arrival Brown, off Thursday, April 25th, Clay - of the boat in that city. ton H. Phippen, son of George A. Phip- pen, of Wingham, to Miss Tillie Stew- art, also of Wingham, and daughter of Jarmo Stewart of Glasgow, Scotland. DIEM Y1,ar,ur: -At Nebitt, Man , on May 5th, John Perdue. formerly of Morris, in his 7:;rd year. 1) 2. ; , p. m.. arrive . Mondays, Tues - TOWN OF WINGHAM COURT OF REVISION The first sitting of th Court of Re- vision for the Revisio of the Assess- ment Roll of the Toy f of Wingham for the year 1912, 1 be held in the Council Chamber, on Monday, the 27th day of May, at 8 o'clock p. m. All parties interested will please take notice and govern themselves accord- ingly. By Order, JOHN F GROVES, Clerk. Wingham, May 15th, 1912. Tenders Wanted TOWN OF WINGHAM Sealed tenders will b received by the undersigned up to 4 clock p. m. on Tuesday, May 2 h 1912 for the re- pairing of the shout in the lower mill pond and race. Tenderers to state price per cubic yard. The Corporation willfurnish gravel close to work. Work to be completed by Julylst, 1912. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Further particulars can be obtained from the undersigned. JOHN F. GROVES, Sec'y of Waterworks and Electric Light Committee. LOOK Positive cure for thick neck and goitre, bitten by rabies, c icer, gravel, gall stones, rupture:, rns, bunions, cured, best blood puritie , cures pimp- les, piles in worst for cured at home, -il running sores; m tended to. I wi Hotel, Wingha , May lith, hours 11 a. m, to 10 p. m. Don't fail to see me. Also the 19 and 20 of each month fol- lowing. If Sunday should fall on one of the above days, I will be there the (lay following. Catarrh and Edzema Cured. •ders promptly at- e at the Queen's Mrs. S. F. Gibson & Soo 112 Oxford St. (near Carnegie's Library.) GUELPH, ONTARIO. ----Mr. Fields of Howick was operated upon for tumour on the side of his bead on Friday afternoon by firs. Kennedy and ('alder. The tumous has bean g rowing rapidly of late and causing; Mr. Fields a great deal of inconvenience. --Mr. i,6'iIb ii l C„rawall w4u, is work- BT,arlt. --In Turnberry, on May 13th, ing on the C. P. R. at Wingham was John Black, aged iia years. home over Sunday. William left Wing- • - .- -- - --- barn at 4 o clock on Sattnday evening • and walked to Wroxeter a distance of 10nmile arriving at Wroxeter at o'clock halting, the journey on foot in 2 hours. --Wroxeter Star. • —Last week Mr. J. E. Swarts sold has team of grey horses to the Western Foundry Co. and on 'Thursday, in com- pany with Mr. C. A. Rintoui, be went to Iiullett Township and purchased a dandy team of roan horses, said to be ono of the best team of horses ever brought into ;Wingham. Mr. Swarts will use them in general farm work. -&irljake Y. M. C. A. BLMS.. AIVL',JVWl1LJ1 A. BUSINESS and SHOI,THA.ND STJBJECTS. Registered last season upwards of 300 students and placed every graduate. Seven speeially qualified regular teachers. One hundred and fifty London firms employ our trained help. College in session from Sept. 5 to June 30. Enter any time. 0ataltutu o Fsee. Forest City Shorthand nLctikg College J, W. WESTERVELT, JR. J. W. WESTERVELT, Chartered w Accountant, PZ1nCIP 16 I have moved ul, tailor shop to the well-known stand opposite the Bank of Hamilton and will be pleased to have your order for SPRING iLo1 We carry the very best lines of all kinds of material and your order will receive prompt and careful attention. E. G. WE The Tailor. ES1116- .1 ctiomv. Doul T etck RAct=� 5 I Line/ Homeseokrs' Excursions TO Western Canada VIA Chicago and St. Paul MAY 14th and 28th, JUNE llth and 25th and every Second Tuesday there- after until September lith. Winnipeg and Return $34.00 Edmonton and Return $42.00 GOOD GOODS KING BROS. PRICES RIGHT NEW PltEMI5ES This week we have commenced work on our new store, and (apcct to be back in the Old Stand by Sept. ist. In the meantime we will carry in stock all kinds of Sfap'.e Dry Goods and a full line of Groceries, Prints, Ginghams, Flanelettes, Flannels, Shirtings, Cottonades, Derry, Hosiery, and Underwear, Oilcloths and Linoleums, Srnall Wares of all kinds, Boomonemb Special Order rrangements On account to stock of our small premises we find we are unable a good many general lines, and have made arrangements to take Special Orders for Goods we have not in stock, any orders left with us will have our careful attention. •111110 41•6111111•111.M3 All kinds Farm Produce Wanted, Highest Prices, Cash or Trade. 13 PRODUCE WANTED -_ Tickets will also be on sale on cer- tain dates via Sarnia and Northern Navigation Company. Through Pullman Tourist Sleepers will be operated in connection with the above excursions, leaving To- ronto, 10.30 p.m. NO CHANGE oB CARS. For Tickets and further i~ inforn a - tion call on G. Lamont, Depot Agent or address A. E. Duff, D.P.A., To - tante, Ont. BROS. 1 1 i 1 WE WANT YOUR TRADE -4.r 1 CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY UPPER LAKES NAVIGATION Steamers leave Port McNicoll Mon- days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays at,4 p.m. for SAULT STE MARIE, PORT ARTHUR and FORT WILLI The Steamer Manitoba, sai ngs from Port McNieoll Wednesdays will call at Owen Sound leaving that point I0.30 p.m. Steamship Express leaves Toronto 12.45 p.m. on sailing days making direct connection with Steamers at Port McNicoll. VICTORIA DAY F A RLE Between all stations in Canada, Port Arthur and East. Good going May 23-` ., return limit, May 27. inimum rate of 25.) Homeseekers' Excursions May 28, June 11, 25 and every Se- cond Tuesday until Sept. 17 inclusive WINNIPEG and RETURN $34.60 EDMONTON and RETURN $42.00 Proportionate rates to other points. Return limit 60 days %TROUGH TOL•IttIST SLEEPING OARS Ask nearo, t 0. P. It. Agent for Home - seekers' Pamphlet Tickets and full information from any C.P, R. Agent. J. H. BEEMER, Agent, Wingham. '-e: c.) 4. .,�1, •V004O 04-004,4OfSI,O 4,0 ':•10A3e,',GO 90004.bG4:•E4.S:4,..> v BREAD ! BREAD! BREAD!i: y 0 0 FIVE ROSES FLOUR• It is the simplest thing conceivable to make the e very choicest of Home Made Bread when you use Five 3 `'. Roses Flour. It remains sweet and wholesome when 3 E other bread is not palatable, Remember you don't need n o `', to bake every day to have good Home Made Bread. :' When you use Five Roses Flour it remains moist and c EZ nutritous for a week. Try it and be convinced. • • • A BIG SAVING. aOne 24 Ib bag Five Roses Flour costing 85c produces 22- I -2 loaves bread, o o One 49 lb bag Five Roses Flour costing $1.65 produces 45 loaves bread. o e One 98 ib bag Five Roses Flour costing $3,25 produces I 90 loaves bread. e • i Start right now. Get a bag. Save money, Have a i G change. Be convinced. •• ci T • • J. L. AWDE - 0 a44.94,++++••++4+•44/++•+••+ •E+9+4+44404•++b4•+4++••d++•+ Free Gilt To The Boys and (aids 3 DAYS N1C(2t ONLY Until Saturday May i 8th we will give free with every pair of Girls' Shoes. Wne nicely finished Skipping Rope or a ooden Bat and a Rubber Ball. And for Boys' a first-class Baseball Bat or a real good Baseball known as the "Pitcher's Pride." New Styles of Shoes for the Girls New Styles of Shoes for the Boys Take a look in our North Window-- WILL,IS & CO. Sole Agents THE SHOE STORE. for Ladies. 1 +++++++++++444++++++ +.4+0+ • • • • !SEED • • • • .4; e • • • • • • • • • • • • •e • d • s,• + + s ♦ 4• • x: • • • FO ••••••••••••••••••••••+••4 ♦ N!i 0 o, ♦- .• d CO 1912 Owing to the very wet fall of 1911 and the extremely cold winter a great deal of corn did not receive proper care and is therefore unfit for seed and farmers should exercise more care than us- ual in selecting their seed as replanting is never so good. Having a practical man in Essex, I have been able to secure corn from some of the very best farms and can offer you the very choicest of seed either on or off the cob. I have 90 Day, Learning, Bailey or White Cap Dent. These are the best silo corns; also Compton's Early. These corns have all been tested for germination and are No. 1. Get your seed corn from J. A. Mills and secure a good crop for the coming season. S J. AN MILLS • • 4- • Successor to T. A. Mills PHONE 89. WINGHAM, ONT. ••••,44•••••••'.•+€•,4 ,+,•/••i•••••••0l4si X314 E.OW: b