HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-01-16, Page 8HIE IV IN. G.tiAne TDAES JANUARY 16, 1913
MINOR LOCALS.
CONSTIPATION CURED BY BABY'S
OW N TABLETS.
—Division Court will be held in Wing-'
tram to -day (Thursday.)
—Huron County Council will meet at
•Goderich on Tuesday, January 28th.
--Make your next trip via G r. R.
and buy your ticket from II. B. Elliott
Town Agent.
• Minutes of Turnberry and East
•Vawanosh Council meetings are crowd-
ed out of this issue.
Wingham Dance Orchestra furnish-
ed music for a ball at Belgrave on Wed-
nesday, January 15th.
- Big concert in opera house, on Fri-
day evening, January 24th. Plan of hall
at McKibbon's drug store.
—Regular monthly meeting of Camp
Caledonia, Sons of Scotland will be
held next Monday evening.
—W. Proudfoot, M.P.P. slipped on
the icy pavement at Goderich last week
and sustained a badly sprained wrist.
—Mrs. Johnston, of Victoria Mines,
Algoma, widow of the late John John-
ston, formerly of Turnberry, is serious-
ly ill.
- A meeting of the A. 0. U. W. will
be held on Friday evening, January
17th, in the C. O. F. ball. Important
business.
—Rural mail delivery is being estab-
lished in sections of South Huron and
the following post offices will be closed:
—Hillsgreen, Blake, D:•ysdale and St.
Joseph.
The marriage of Kathleen Evelyn
McGillicuddy, daughter of the late D.
McGillicuddy and of Mrs. McGillicuddy,
of Toronto, formerly of Goderich, to
Wiliam Walter Cary, of Calgary, Alber-
ta, took place in Toronto last week.
- Over one million dollars is being
spent by the Grand Trunk on new mo-
tive power for the middle division.
Fifty-six new lccomotises will be plac-
ed in commission in Ontario within the
next two weeks. Fifteen of them will
be used for switching, and the rest for
fast through freight work.
Mr. H. W. Middlc'mist, the Toron-
to engineer who is engaged by the in-
terested municipalities as to the cost of
completion of the Ontario West Shore
Railway from Goderieh to Kincardine,
expects to have hitt report ready in
about ten days. The municipalities will
hold a meeting and decide whether they
will complete the road or not.
PERSONALS.
Baby's Own Tablets are the best
medicine a mother can use to 'elieve
her little ones from consti, ion and
all other stomach and of r troubles.
They act as a gentle laxa 've, are plea-
sant to take and are a.solutely safe.
Concerning them Mrs. P illipe StPierrre
5t Perpetue, Qu , ; ays: "My baby
was badly constip t < and was cross all
the time, Nothi I gave her seemed
to do her any good till I began Baby's
Own Tablets. They are the best medi-
cine in the world for little ones and
quickly relieved my baby." The tablets
are sold by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Sir James Whitney has announced
that the Legislature will be called to-
gether on Tuesday. February 4. The
improvements to the chamber are well
under way, and it is expected that the
contractors will have finished in ample
time to have the place put in order.
The Cabinet is working daily on the leg-
islative program.
Master Earl Aitchi.'en spent Sunday
at his home in Biuevale.
Mr. ,John Leathorn is spending a few
(lays with friends in ; :tford.
Mr. Bert Elliott, of S.::-katoon Sask.,
is visiting with relatives in town,
Miss Lizzie McTavish. of Ripley, is
the guest of Miss Mases ret Huston.
Mr. Jes Gilti..e:. , c._ e n. ,'ask. is
visiting at his pareira: home in Turn -
berry.
`qtr. J. N. Pickle. of C cross is visit-
ing with friends in L1:,towel. Toronto
and Oshawa.
Mr. M. R. Beckwith i.00e gone to Ay-
lmer where he has ;lee..l ted a position
in a bakery.
Mr. Clare Aden;: , .f Torouto is
spending a few days zt his parental
home in town.
Mr. Geo. Mct'roekt a of 'z'orost. Alta.,
visited with his cousin. Mies E. I'osiiff,
of town last week.
Mr. H. H. Wight—ear:. ef Fort Wil-
Bem is visiting i,:tt. ftleals in Wing -
ham for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ursa. of Toronto
are spending a few wee crith relatives
and friends in Wing:left_ and district.
Miss Bella Wilson, of'1':;:nberry, left
on Tuesday for Iron C:ty, Georgia to
visit with her brother. Mr. Jas. Wilson
and Mrs. Wilson. It is ., sariy twenty-
five years since she last o:v: her broth-
er
Tbuell- In Brussels, on January 5th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thuell; a son,
MARRIED
BAPTIST• IIAIGII At the home of the
bride's parents, Con. 0, Kinloss, on Jan-
uary 1st, at 4 p. m., by Rev. Mr. Dun-
can, of Luckr,cw, Dorothy Ann. Haigh
to George Baptist, of Teeswater.
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SHERIRIE- In Brussels en Jan. 4th,
Al I K€ rzie, relict of the late James
D. Shurrie, aged S5 years and 5 days.
RONALD—In Stratford, on Jan. 5th,
Lsura Goodsell Ronald, beloved wife of
John D. Ronald, formerly of Brussels,
in her 79th year.
�1cNr:zri—In Kinloss on Dec. 20th.,
1512, ,'Gilliam McNeice, aged 86 years
and 10 days.
GILIIFS- In Luckr.ow, on Jan. 7th.
1913, Robert Gillies, aged 74 years.
MCMICHAEL—In Seaforth, on Jan-
uary 18th, Joroes McMichael, in his
90th year.
Only 36 per cent, of Alabama's 3,1-
224 e,utomobile chauffeurs are white.
"Well, the holidays are over, perhaps
now we'll get rid of that tired feeling."
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ANNUAL MEE LING.
The annual meeting of the Turnberry
Agricultural Society will be held in the
Council Chamber. Wingham, on Friday,
January 17th, 1913, at 2 o'clock p.m.,
for the election of officers, hearing
, reports and any other bnsiness. All
interested are requested to attend.
WM. MAXWELL, H. B. ELLIOTT,
President. Secretary.
GOOD
GOODS
KING BROS.
PRICES
RIGHT
FURS! FURS! FURS!
Logs IVited,'
Highest cash p ce paid
for all kind,, o!f Saw Logs
delivered aVVhitechurch
Saw Mill.
JAS. MSC N
Proprietor.
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Railway Fare
Free
We'll pay your
fare for the ropnd
trip for a distance
of 15 miles, if ,
you ` 11 purchase
during the,sale $2"
worth or ovt r. Be
sure and buy your
return tickets for
thirty days.
PtiMic Soh
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odor &Hermon
Successors to
ROBINS' STORE
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Our
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We assure each
and every pur-`
chaser absolute •
satisfaction. We
guarantee every .
statement herein
made.
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nothing keep you away. It will be the opportunity of a lifetime to 0
buy up to date Fall and 'Winter Merchandise at less than old shelf- 0
worn goods would cost elsewhere. n
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Hit;AD ! These are only a few sample prices showing bow goods
;' will he sold --:prices never before heard of on such high grade Cloth-
..> ing and Men's Furnishings. Corhe and see for yourself, for what your .
`' eyes see your heart must believe.
• • MEN'S FALL OVERCOATS a
FUR COATS
Single Brested Fly Front Style
✓ Reg Price ;910 to $ts, sale price
$11.7:
Reg. price 1'2 to 11. sale price
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i I.eg. Price 11: to 12, sale price
o 7.50
Russion Bear
'9 • Res.. price $25 O. for... .....$17.50
® 20.0. " .. . 15.00
NEN'S SIfI.TS
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® Worsted in new shades of brown
Reg, Price $14 to 810. sale ......$9 85
10 to 12, " ,,,.. 8 20
ti to 10, • • 6 00
7 to 8, " ,,,5 Oo
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The Presbyterian Budget
The system of giving by the Presby-
terians of Canada has b( ,n revolution-
ized, states Mr. D.C. hlairlregornf the
GerreraI Assembly Board of Finance,by
the introduction of the budget system.
For the church year of 1012 the board
is attempting to raise t 1.1oi0,0On, and
for the coming year 51.20 ,e30 to carry
forward its great missionary,education-
al, social and benevolent work.
In summing up the wok'h. Mr. Mac-
Gregor states:
1. Never before have the heart and
conscience of the Church been so im-
pressed with the g;xeatotss of the task
of holding Canada for Christ and of
evangelizing
the 14,000.0110 of heathen:,
responsible.
for which she i9
2. The Budget System has been ap-
proved by results. Many congregations
which heretofore gave very little to the
schemes have greatly increased their
givings through having a definite sum
a7• tortioned to them as their share.
:. The essential unity of the work of
the Kingdom was strikingly presented
in the spectacle of represealtatives of
each department advocating the claim
of the whole *oil: of the Church.
The work is now in the hands of the
leaders of the various congregations. If
there is failure here, there will be fail-
ure
airureall a'ong the line. To the extent to
which Lie congregation or individual
fails, to that extent will the whole
Church fall.
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BOYS' BLOOMER SUITS
Tweeds in dark patterns
1kg. Price $i to $0. sale..... $8 95
4 to 3. .. ,. ... 3 00
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PANTS
c0 Reg. Trice k:), to n, sale:... w 3 53
„ 4 " . . 2 90
2 35
,o .. 2 " ... 1 35
0 2.3e " ... 1 75
v ']'weed pants Guaranteed, reg. 2.25
o for 1 25
o OVERALLS
O • and striped, with elastic
back
es • "• Reg price $1.25, sale ... . . .. k9c
45 Double kneed overalls
Reg price $1.25, sale h9c
O 75c, '• ...... 59c
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2 WORKING SHIRTS
o, • Blne, black and striped
2 Reg. 75c for 39c reg $1 for75c
o regular 85c for .. 40c
BOYS' and YOUTHS' BOOTS
6 and OXFODS
• • Reg. price $2.00 sale.... .... $1 35
+' 1 75 "..,. 1 '25
• " 150 " 119
FIRST QUALITY of RUBBERS
o Reg, price 00c and 1 nu sale ... 74e
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COME RIGHT NOW AN
h THE BARGAIN STORE,
p`s ry rt��bb9�vb?GfvSrAaaait aaaa
SPECIAL BARGAINS in BOOTS
SHOES aad RUBBERS `rte
Mens' boots, tan and black,
Blutcher cute.
Reg. price $3 to $3 50, sale...... 82 25 y
4 to 4 25, 3 00 ‹,
UNDERWEAR
Mens' fleece -lined shirts and
drawers
sizes 34 to 44, reg. 50c to 75c. sale
price 39c
Boys' fleece -lined shirts e
Reg. price 50c, sale. .. .. 25e
Penman's best unshrinkable nat-
ural woolshirts and drawers �'
Reg. price $1 25 to $1 30. sale. . ;4lc
" 1 00 to 1 25, " . , 62c
MEN'S SWEATER COAAS o
Reg price $2:;0 to $2 50, sale...$1 33,
1 50 to 2 (:0, " . , 1 25 e'
" 1 27 to 1 io, " .. 03 o
" 1 00 to 1 10, " .. 75
BOYS' SWEATER COATS ?,
Reg price $1 to 1 25, sale .. ... 75c
1000 SHIRTS
All makes, all colors, including
black and white hairline stripes,
coat styles, all styles
Reg. $1, 1.25, 1,500, sale.... . 60e 3
Regular price 75c for ...49e ,
Men's pure wool socks o
Good weight, double heal and
toe •
Reg 85c for...19c reg 25c for...15 c
Men's Winter Mitts •
First quality buckskin, wool •
lined 9
Reg $1 and 1 25 for 72c regular fue
to 75c, for 39c Q
All Kinds of Caps
Reg. price 75e to $1, sale, Ase
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Derby Hats
All the new fall shapes, Union made
Reg, price $2 to $2.50 sale..... $1 43 p
Felt hats,reg,$2 to $3, sale. ,... 1 35 tY
All Binds of Ties
Reg, price 23c, sale.. .... 2 for 25e
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Opp. Presbyterian Church.
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Muffs, Sto es, S is and Fur -Lined Coats. Not -
v irhst-'i t trig th' great advance on all Raw Furs
we art pr, pre(1 give some of the greatest
MONEY SAVING PRICES on all .Furs.
We ask y .0 to c. me and compare our values
and prices bt foie buying.
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PRODUCE WANTED
ladies' 86 Child-
ren's Coats at
Clearing Prices
This year as in other
years we are bound not
to carry oyer any Coats,
and in order to clear out
every garment in stock
we are giving some spe•
cial inducements.
Produce wanted, also all
kinds of Raw Furs.
Phone ;1.
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Announce
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BIG SALE OF WOMEN'S
NIGH -CLASS SHOES
62 pairs regular $2.50, $3.00
and $3.50 Shoes
ON SALE MONDAY NEXT, JAN. 20th
AT 4 P.M. PRECISELY
For $1.C7 Per Pair
Nothing whatever wrong with these Shoes, simply a
clearance of odds and ends before stock -taking.
ALL SIZES IN THE LOT 2 1-2 TO 7. One -
Shoe of each kind in Nct th Window.
Take a note of the time
4 P. M. PRECISELY
'You will have just the
same chance to get the
pair you want if you are
here at 4 p.m. sharp, as
if you were here at 3
o'clock or even earlier.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
Canada's field crops in 1912 totalled
in value $509,000,000.
The Eastern Ontario Dairymen's As-
sociation voted in favor of establishing
an annual national dairy exhibition, ap-
pointing a committee to confer with re-
presentatives of other bodies.
MEETING OF NUR COUNTY I
COU 1.
The Council cf the Corporation of
the County o 3uron will meet in the
Council Chamber. in the Town of Gode-
rich, on Tuesday the 28th day of Janu-
ary. Accounts for settlement must be
placed with the clerk before this date.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated, January 14th, 19I8.
SPEGIAL GRUISE
AROUND HIE WORLD
Empresses of "Russia" and "Asia."
(N,•.: < P.P. PaeiS'e Steamships)
'The Empress of Russia will h-avo Liver-.
prod April let, eallina at (tibralter, Vii•
i .tranche and Port Nai.l, proceeding via
Suez, (tolomb0, Penang„ Singapore, Hong
Kong, Shanghai, Naaasaki,Kolre and Yoko"
]:ania,arriving at Vancouver May ,tlst,itili.
The Empress of Asia u ill sail from Liver-
pool May ant, making{ similar cruise.
Most direct count ctien for April 1st sail.
mg is via "Empress of Britain" from St,
,ioltn, N.B„ March'21st.
Bate for Entire Cruise $639.10
ltxeltisive of malnto inance between arrival
time in England and departose of"Nmpros:4
of llussia" andstop•over at Bong Kong.
Get partieulnrs from Vapid° .0 ('osens,
Town Ago nts, 'Phone 125. J. li. Eeemer,
station Agent, 'Phone
DO IT NOW.
NEWSPAPER BARGAINS
The Wingham Times and
The Toronto Weekly Globe
will be sent to new sub-
scribers to the 1st of Janu-
ary, 1914 for $1.60. Sub-
scribe now and get • full
benefit of this good offer.
Leave all orders at the
TIMES OFFICE. WINGIIAM
REV. W. J. MAYERS
AND
DR. BARNARDO'S
MUSICAL BOYS
Town Hall, Wi ' : ham
Weddesday Ey ., Jan. 29
Popular Lecture.' on Dr. Barnardo's
splendid Life W i 'k for the Children,
with unique
COLOURED PICTURE
Novel and Attractive
Musical Selections
on Handbells, Bagpipes, Mandolines,
Xylophones, Ocarinas, Cornets, &c.,
&e. Programme one yard long.
Collection for the Barnardo Work. -
COML AND SEE, HEAR AND HELP.
Chairman, Dr. A. J. Irwin.
Adnliasicn 25c and 35c,
Children half price.
Tickets at Mr. J. W. McKibbon's
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
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for Ladies.
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GREAT PROFIT
. SHARING SALE
For two weeks commencing Saturday, January 18,
till Saturday, Feb. 1st, we will offer every arti-
cle in the store at cost and some lines under;
this is a genuine sale, no fake. Come
and see. Below are a few of
the lines offered.
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Ladies' Quilted Lined Coat, Marmot Collar, was $20 now $15
't " " German Otter Col, " $24 now $19
MEN'S FUR COATS
1 Coon Coats, $100 for 875
Bulgarian Lamb $30 for $20
2 Corean Beaver $25 for $18
4 Calf Skin Coats $30 for 820
2 Siberian Dog $25.00 for $18
2 Astriean Lined, Fur Collar
$14 for $10
2 Astrican Lined, Fur Collar
$20 for $15.
Men's Suits and Overcoats at
25% discount.
10 doz. Men's 'Leather Faced
Mitts, was 60e pair, sale
price 40c pair.
40 pair Men's Cloth Pants,
worth 82.00 pair for $1.25
2 dc•z. Men's Overalls, 75e for
49c pair.
10 Black Overalls, $1,00 for
80e pair.
RUGS AND LINOLEUMS
50 rugs including Union, Tapestry, Wilton's and Axminster,
from 2-'�; x 3 yd to 31 x 4 yds at 25% off regular prices.
8 pieces Nairns Scotch Linoleum, worth 60e, for 50e per yard.
3 patterns worth 50c, sale price 45e square yd. These are all
good patterns but must be cleared out to make room for
spring stock.
2000 yds Crumbs,English print, reg. 12c for 10e per yard.
• 150 yds Paillette Silk, 40 inch. wide, reg. 1.75 for 1,25 yd.,
several shades.
70 yds Paillette Silk . 36 inch, wide, reg. 1.25, for 90e, black and
blue only.
Every piece of Dress Goods in store at cost price.
Ladies White Waists from 75c to $3.50, this is a snap.
Ladies Gowns bought especially for this sale, worth 1,50, 1,75
and 2.00 for $1,25 each,
Space will not allow us to mention everything here but ask to
be shown goods.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
Broom worth 35c for 25c, worth 45c for 35e worth 50c for 40c,
Seeded raisins 3 pkgs for 25c, positively new goods.
Maple Leaf Salmon '25c tin. Cascade Salmon, pink, 17c tin,
n,
Northern Coast Salmon 22c, 1-2 size lie. Saltana Raisins 3 lb 25c
G. Sugar 20 lb sack 81 10. Yellow Sugar 20 lb $1.00.
Oat Meal 8 lb 25c, Casemore's Honey 10e lb. Corn 9e can,
Standard Peas 10c can. Tomatoes 2 cans 25c.
Positively no goods charged at these prices, all kinds produce
taken Putter, Eggs, Beans, Dried Apples.
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Successor to T. A. Mills
PHONE 89. WINGHAIV,1', ONT.
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