The Wingham Times, 1913-05-08, Page 1' VOL. X111. -NO, 2134
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STATI ONERY
Special Sale.
Boxes of Stationery at prices that
make Fine Stationery cheaper
than the writing pad.
No. -
Cascade Linen Papeteries
Good quality fine linen stock.
485 sheets of paper & 48 envelopes
Big value at 35e. a box
Special Sale 27c per Box.
No. 2.
Victoria Fabric Papeteries•
Good quality fine fabric finish.
605 sheets of paper& 50 envelope
Big value at 50c. per box
Special Sale Mc per Box.
No. 3.
Stratford Linen Papeteries
Medium weight white linen stock
24 sheets of paper & 24 envelopes
Regular 25e per box
Special Sale 16c per Box.
Don't forget our Saturday Can-
dies. Fresh every week.
50c. Chocolates 33c. lb.
35c. Turkish Delight 19c. lb.
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J. W. McKibbon
DRUGGIST .AND OPTICIAN
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C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
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ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS
WEATHER
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insurance
geelluilaga
Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Maloolm'a Grocery.
H. DAVIS
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Agent for
Allan Line
Cunard Line
Donaldson Lines.
Canadian Northern Lines
Ocean Steamships.
W. J. Moon
Veterinary Surgeon
LATE GOVT. VET. INSP.
Office of Iste Dr. "Wilson
Wingham, Ont.
Phone 17e.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO THURSDAY MAY 8, 1913.
$31 A YEAR IN SVA CI',
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers'
Pair of Fillies
Mr, D. McPherso
ly sold a pair of h
ten months old, to
Neustadt. The pr
The fillies were a
were sired by "M
t Good Price.
of this town recent-
avy draught fillies,
Ir, Henry F rd, of
•e paid was/$380.00.
ir of be uties and
Gott."
CANARIES FOR S LEovincial Con-
stable Phippen int:' d oing out of the
bird raising busine s d he has a nytu-
ber of beautiful si gers which well be
sold at very low pr es, /
Aucti. Sale,
Mr. David Mc
Public Auction at 1
day, May 17th,
These are excelle
McDonald has the
ing good ones.
Miss Gracey's
Residence
Phone 148.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
Pine Apples
Are selling freely and the stock
has been excellent. Prices ac-
cording to size and quality.
We Sell
Heinz Sour and Sweet Pickles
in bulk.
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Heinz Pea Nut
Butter
We believe is far ahead of any-
thing on the Market. The
flattour is excellent .and can be
relished by the most delicate
palate. Per jar 20e.
Tomato Plants
Per boat 10o:'
onald will sell by
u k 6w, on Satur-
we ty mild( cows.
dairy cow and Mr.
reputatigb of select -
WANTED -A young
tion in store. Apply a�£ Kennedy's
y to take posi-
Picture H
On Thursday e
special program w'
Picture House. F
pictures will be sl
kindness of Mr. I<
eeeds will go to th
Club. The admiss.
cents for children.
use Notes.
ening, May 8th, a
11 be given at the
fur reels of moving
own. Through the
lnedy the entire pro-
Wingham owling
on is 15 ce s and 10
FOR RENT -Good s
for feed and storing
iculars at TiMES office.
able with room
igs. Get part
Will Practice
Dr. J. R. Macdo
former well- known
has returned to tot
sume the practicell
He has based the'r
Block, over the Tr
ing it fitted up.
large circle of frie
pleased to learn th
ing a resident of
in Wingham.
ald, of London, e
esident of Wingham
n and will again re
of his profession.
Homs in the Ston
es office and is hav
r. Macdonald has
ids here who will b�
t he is again becom
ingham,
For the best value in Wall Paper
go to Knox'sy
Graduated
Mr, John F. Lint
for a few days last
his son, Mr. Hare
been attending th
baiming School fol
pleted his course e
passed his examine
Linklater has take
J. 0.'Vancamp, on
takers in Toronto
man every sucess
_ iC
Embalmer.
ater was in Toront
week visiting wit
•Linklater, who ha
W. S. Stone Ern
some time and com
d very sucessfull
tion last week. Mr
a position with Mr
of the leading under
We wish this youn
n his profession.
PASTURE TO LET -Parties wantin
pasture apply to W. J. Deyell, P. 0
Box 281, Wingham.
Organ
Mr. Gatty Sella
organist gaVe an
Methodist Churce
last to a fairly
Sellars showed;th:
the instrument an
volume of the or
to advantage. '
was thought by
best number on
ience was highly
tainment.
Headguartersi for Wall Paper
Window Shades,at Knox's.
Recital.
r , the well know
gan recital in th
n Thursday evenin
ood audience. M
t he is a master
the sweetness an
n were brought o
he "Storm at Sea
any to have been th
e program. The au
Teased with the enter
Seed Headquarters.
a
I have in stock all kinds of No.
seeds: Mammoth Clover,Red Clover,A
sike, Lucerve, Timothy Mangle seed
etc. A car load of Essex selected Se
Corn to arrive in April. Guarante
to grow., We buy nothing but the be
that can be secured. No risk wh
buyingfromus. J. A. Mills, Wingha
A SNAP -A lot of 100 gallon cask
maple and oak, at $1 each, for sale,
Pringle's Glove and Leather Works.
Staff Band i Wingham.
The Salvation A y Canadian Te
ritorial Staff Band .f Toronto visite
Wingham on Satur.. y and Sunday las
On Saturday evenin " a festival progra
was given in the T. n Hall with A.
Musgrove, M. P P. presiding.
holiness service wa . held in the S.
Citadel on Sunday orning and servic
were held in the To n Hall on Sunda
afternoon and ev:. ing, with Mr.
Buchanan presidi at the afternoo
service. All the se vices were well a
tended and the ifferent program
were very much njoyed. The Ste
Band is composed . f over thirty ge
musicians and eve y member very ab
takes his part in : e programes. The
visit to Wingha will not soon be fo
gottenby the la :e number of peop
who heard them.
WANTED -A boy to learn the pai
ing and paper hanging business. Ap
to Adam Schaefer.
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PUBLISHER'S N' TICE,
PARS NALS.
TOWN
The regular moot ly
Council wash ]den
all memberpresent
presiding,
meetings were ead
A letter was read rom
Board, re
grant be inere sed
$240.00 to S50t.00
of a new win
The demands
Hospital the new
A petition was read
of the town ask
plant be placed i
A petition was rea
be put in on Ca
John street an
No. 45 on Catharin
of Couns. Spotton
was refe
Committee with powe
work.
The Finance Commi;teerecommended
the payment of a nu
p y
and on motion of Ree
Coun. Bell, the report
was adopted.
The Property Committee
mended that Robert
ed as caretaker of ce
of $75 and that he r
the committee as to
grave di in etc
digging,
style of iron fence as
be extended to the B
The report of com
on motion of Reev.
UNCIL.
meeting of the
Moeda oven-
and Mayor
Minutes of prey-
and approved.
the Wingham
uesting that the
for this year
owing to the
at a cost of same
being so heavy on
ing being neces-.
from the power
ng that an aux-
the power house,
asking that a
harine street be
the north side of
street, On mot-
and Coun. Boyce,
• ed to the Sewer
to proceed. with
er of accounts
• e McKibbon and
of the committee
recom-
u e ell be a
Y g g-
etery at a salaryof
port monthly to
:is revenue from
Iso, that the same
put in last year,
Line corner.
ittee was adopted
McKibbon and
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Do you realize bow
save by wearing INVIOTLS
For you really do
wear• much longer than
footwear.
Tile best of leather
shoemaking combine
shoe giving long service.
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You'll relnetlirer the
after the price i, forgot
wear INVTGTUS.
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Much you can
, Shoes?
because they
ordinary
and good
to ensure a
gatlli+y long
en if you
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Derby Shoes For Men
Read about them on last page
WILLIE CO.
In future the Tra , will make
char a of five cent er line
for each insertion for 1! readingwith
notices inserted to advertise
concerts and entertai ments to is
which an admission fe • is charg-
ed. When printing for the event
is done at this office reason-
able notice will be ins •tedfree. this
Conceits and entertai eats for
charitable purposes d others over
when no admission fe is chars- in
ed, will receive prop r notice'
free of charge.
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EGGS FOR SALE Best laying strains.
Single Comb White Leghorns. $1 per
15; $5 per 100. Wm. Field, Wingham,
Ont.
Miss McTaggart, .f
her sister, Mr:.
Mrs. Charters, of
visiting at the h.
Graham.
Mayor VanStone,
and Mr. John Ritch e
week.
Mrs. H. B. Ellio t
with x latives
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs, W.
were visiting for a ew'
and Mrs. T. Hall,
Miss Lizzie Mcll rchy
garet Cameron, of 'ipley,
in town this week
Mrs. A. Kelly a d
left on Tuesday: or
Swift Current, S:sk.
The Misses Ers an,
visiting for over .unday
Mr. James Idami ton.
Miss Myrtle B wash
Y
been visiting at t e
Isard for the pas week.
Mrs. Kenneth Chowen
was visiting for : few
with Mrs. A. M+Dougall,
High School 1 specter
Toronto has bee paying
to the Wingha High
Mrs. Macleod of Toronto,
her grandmoth:+, Mrs.
fore leaving fo her
g
hecto.
Mayor VanS •ne,
Stone, Dudley Holmes,
and E, B. Wal er went
ines on Saturd: y, returning
Monday morel . g, having
from St. Catharines,
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EGGS FOR SALE
White Wyandottes
tons. Apply to W.
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Death of
At the home of
Burchill in Culros
ing, Elizabeth Lan
Thomas Burchill, posed
92nd year. Mrs,
the pioneers of th'
her long residence
The funeral take place
afternoon to the '
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The Late ,.
Mr. Frank P: terson,
away at Whites urch
morning of last •ek
was briefly recor
was born in Hawi
sixty-eight year
eight years of ag. ,
his parents and o
family, he came t.
the Township of :lenheim,
village of Ayr. river
the deceased ca e
some twenty yea s
ham, leaving her-
Toronto and •eturing
church one year
son was a mai
qualities and his irele
large one, being iighly
followed his tra.
many years and short
coming to Wi ,ham
Bailiff of the Di ision
he held for man years,
Scot and was pa.sionately
game of curling : nos
thusiastie bowie .
staunch Liberal :nd
the events of th day
uphold his party
him as one of hi. best
ways found him upright
all his dealings • nd
traits. The wo l6
by the fact tha: a
son's character ad
one of the pion -r
adian Order of ` oresters,
ed the Order in the
He is survived a y
daughters and t ree
Fannie, Tillie, 1 illie
Buschlen, of T..•onto;
Whitechurch; 1 red
lia, and John P terson,
umbia. To th family
ed the sympat of
friends. The f. neral
day afternoon r the
tery and was largely
services at th=house
conducted by ev.
tor of the W itechurch
Church.
Buffalois visiting Town
W. D. Pringle. ingwith
Vancouver, d3• C•, VanStone
me of Mr. T. C•ions
Reeve McKibbon Hospital
were in Toronto town
from
was visiting for building
and friends $5,000.
the
. Hall, of Meaford sary,
days with Mr.
users
and Miss Mar -iliary
visited friends
sewer
tween
Miss Tena Kelly lot
their new home in ion
thepetition
of Atwood were
at the home of the
of Paisleyhas
home of Mr. J. S.
of Clinton,
days last week
Wetherell, of
an official visit
School this week.
is visiting
Wheelens, be-
future home in Al-
Messrs. W. F. Van-
H. Campbell
to St. °ether-
home on
motored home
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-From pure-bred
and Blank Orping
J. Deyell.
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s. Burchill.
er son, Mr. Sam 1
on Tuesday morn-
on, relict of the late,
away in her
urchill was one o$
section and during
made many friends.something
this (Thursday)
in ham cemetery.
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ank Paterson.
who passed
on Wednesday
and whose death
din our last issue,
k, Scotland, nearly
ago. When about
in company with
er members of the
Canada, settling in
near the
forty years ago,
up to Bluevale and
ago moved to Wing-
three years ago for
to White-
ago. Mr. Pater-
of many sterling
of friends was a
.esteemed. He
as stonemason for
time prior to
was appointed
Court, a position
He was a true
fond of the
was also an en-
In politics he was a
was well posted on
and ever ready to
The writer counted
friends and al-
and honest in
a man of many good
was made the better
man of Mr. Pater-
lived in it. He was
an
members of the Can-
having join-
village of Bluevale.
his widow and four
sons, viz: -Misses
and Mrs. George
K. Paterson, of
Paterson, of Oril-
of British Col-
will be extend-
a large circle of
was held on Fri-
Wingham ceme-
attended, The
and grave were
J. U. Stewart, pas-
Presbyterian
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Has Purchase Residence.
Last week Mr. T eo Hall sold bis
beautiful home on S uter street to Rev,
J. J. Blair, who wil get possession in aSunday
few weeks. Thi property is very
conveniently locate and is one of the
best homes in town. Mr. Hall will now
make arrangments or moving to Pas-
adeno, California,
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WANTEp Apply girl ot general house-
work. to Mrs. W. H. Rintoul,
Leopold street,
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THE MONEY BY- AWS.
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Death•of C trick Pioneer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Iutchison, relict of
the late James H chicon, passed away
at her home in Ca ick Township on Sat-
urday last, aged 7. years, 1 month and 8
days. The deceas d lady was stricken
with paralysis. S e was one of the pion-
p Y eThe
eer residents of Ca rick and was esteem-
ed by a large cit le of friends. Mrs.
Hutchison was m her our of townsman,
R.A. Hutchison. eremainswereinter-
red in McIntosh metery on Monday
afternoon.
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The ratepayers of Wingam
oq two important bylaws •n
May 19th, By -Law 670 :rovides
the raising of $5,00L) for t
ment and extension of
waterworks system and for
Y
su l of water for dourest
pp Y
ratepayers have ahead,
of the expenditure in sacci
in 1911. Since the by-law
changes have been made in
eh the wells and the odelayinn
mains on Victoria street
abandoned. The money is
ed to lay new water mains
ine street from Patrick st
G. T. R. tracks, and also f.r
ing of a reservoir at the .ump
This is simply a revote of
ready favorably passed
ratepayers.
By -Law 669 is for the
raising the sum of $6,500
of debentures for the p :
stone crusher, road roller .
erection of a suitable buil
teet the machiee from
and for a hose tower. T
will be required for the la
meet on Josephine street
tower is required to replat.•
Gently damaged by the wi
These aye very inlport•nt
and ratepayers should give
able consideration. Ever
town is fully aware of
new water mains must be
ephine street from Patri
the G. T. R. tracks. The
of the street were
in Wingham and are not large
and give no end of trouble
out at the joints. The re
portion of the water main-
necessary. We are occur
two wells will give ampl
fresh water forthe town,
unit is necessary. In vot
by-law, ratepayers are s
ing $5,000 which was pass
With the paving of Jo.ephine
itis necessary that road
bought so that the work
ly done. The machinery viii
noble asset to the town . nos
available for work
streets. A hose tower a
the by-law should be d feated
be necessary to proceed with
and take the money ou. of
revenue, making an crease
tax rate for this year.
Wingham is the seco d town
County and the best to n
Western Ontario and i should
desire of every ratepa er
his or her power to bu los
and keep it in the fro t rank.
On Friday evening, May
lie meeting of ratepa ers
in the Town Hall for the purpose
cussing the by-laws Every
er should attend this meeting
all points fully discu • sed.
will vote
Monday,
for
e improve-
he present
procuringa
purposes.
p p
approved
g a by-lew
as passed
the location
of water-
has been
now requir-
on Joseph-
eet to the
the build
house.
he $5,000 al-
son by the
purpose of
by the issue
chase of a
nd for the
ing to pro-
the weather
e machinery
ing theof pave-
nd hose
the one re-
d storm.
,by-laws
hem favor-
ratepayer
ie fact that
ad on Jos-
- street to
gins on this
he first laid
enough
in blowing
war of this
is absolutely
d that the
: supply of
ut a reser-
ng for this
ply revot-
d in 1911.
street
achinery be
an be proper-
be a vol-
will always
any of the
need, and if
it will
the work
this year's
in our
in Huron
of its .size in
be the
to do all in
up the town
16th, a pub-
will be held
ofdis-
ratepay-
and in ...r
NOTICE -I still have a uantity of
furniture for sale, includi g sideboard,
diningroom table an 1 c airs, also one
wool arpet and a nu er of other ar-
titles. These articles may be seen at
my residence. - ALEx Ross,
Coun. Spotton.
The Water and F
commended that thr:
be purchased for
telephones be place•
re Committee re-
e new rubber coats
he firemen. That
m the homes of
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THE SHOE MAN
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Fatal Accide
Mr. Luke King,
resident of Wingha
. cident in Ottawa o
L which proved fatal.
tem tin to all ht
tempting g
. when. he missed his
the pavement, frac
breaking a leg. He
Bis where he died
' His daughter, Miss
on Saturday and w
the last. The fate
in Queen's County,
°in
came to Canada wh
had been in the ser
s Record for 33 yea
-
viceappreciation
vice by sending a
do what was
• The deceased is su
• and several sons
have the sympathy
g in their affliction.
brought to Wingha
noon. Arrangeine
' have not yet been
a. couple of sons be
British Columbia.
n WANTED -A good
resentathe Canadian
eDepartment in this
g particulars, apply
District Sales Agent,
Building, Toronto,
t In Ottawa.
or many years a
,met with an ac-
Friday of last week
Mr. King was at-
roma street car
noting and fell to
ring his skull and
as taken to the hos-
n Sunday evening.
+. King left here
with her father at
Mr. King was born
reland. in 1841, and
n quite young. He
ice of the Catholic
s and they showed
f his faithful ser -portion
an to Ottawa to
ssible for him •
ived by a widow
nd daughters who
of the community
The remains were
on Monday 'after-
ts for the funeral
mpleted owing to
g expected from
reliable man to rep-
vi Pacific Land
vicinity. For full
to S. C, Mitchell,
601 C. P. R.be
Ont.
all the firemen, and
from the Town Hal
That the $140.0 nsurance
firemen be place tth
surana Agency,
meters be purchase
On motion of Co ns.
the report of the c
pp
ted' r
By-law No. 674,
nual salary of $10
Redmond,+ s Medic
wasgiven three re�din
motion f Couns. ell
Q
By-law No. 671
laying of a sneerer
y g
ephine street fro
Victoria street to he
and providingfor :
for twenty years t as
logs and passed o
Isbister and Mills.
By-law No. 673, pi.vidingfor
ing of $1.000 to me
iture was passe,
Couns. Mills and 5
On motion of 0
Mills, the grant to
elephouesremoved
and Wheel house.
of each
the Railway In
hat twelve water
Boyce and Mills,
mmitteec was ado
oviding for an an-
.00 to Dr. R. C.
1 Officer of Health
g s and passed on
and Mills.
rovidin for the
providing
pavement on Jos-
the north side of
G. T. R. tracks
e debentures to run
givJn three read-
motion of Couns.
the rais-
t current expend-
on motion of
.tton.
uns. Isbister and
the Hospital was
<
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@:
settled,
bought
the
time
are
in g:_
eon.
acres,
and
ment
to
all
remarkably
an
bridge,
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Never since th' land
could Huron,
at better values
present moment.
good to offer
For two weeks
presenting for sale
Lott and west
12, JJt•wick. contain
with a brick dwelling
bank barn 60x64
stabling, drilled
Churches and Sch
u
in grass and will be
low pi lee
estate.
Apply to W. J FIVLAY,1\'ew-
P 0., or
.
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was first
farms be
than at
We ha\ e
all the
onlywe
the follow -
•x IOt 2
.. :
ng 150
house
with 00 -
well, close
•cl. ar
Farm
seed at a
to wind up
increased from $200 a to $300.00.
The assessor's .alar and $5 for
Y�
postage was ordere. to be paid on mot -a
ion of Reeve McKi. on and Coun. Bell.
Alex Porter was amed as a F+rernan
to fill vacancy on s' igade on motion of
Reeve McKibben : d Uoun. Boyce,
Mayor VanStone gave a synopsis of
ibson, the
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Death of Jo n Casemore.
Death on Saturda,? last removed an-
other of the pionee. residents of this
section, when Mr. Jahn Casemore pass-
ed away to the grea beyond after sev-
eral weeks illness, ged 75 years and
25 days. Prior to oming into Turn-
the deceased -sided near Moles-
worth. He settled (n the hundred acre
farm, at Wingham unction upwards of
forty years ago.. A : ew years ago he
sold fifty acres off . s farm and had
since lived at the J notion. He was
hihl in the community.
gy e
Had been for many ars a member of
the Wingham Method st church and was
a Conservative in poli ics. Mr. Casemore
was twice married a tl both wives pre-
deceased him. Fou sons and three
daughters survive, v e:-
daughters
Robt. G., Manistiqu= Mich.; William,
in the West; Mrs. enriant, Tacoma,
Wash.; Mrs. Robt. •.]vert, Wingham;
La
Richard and Miss ra V., at home.
The funeral was hel. to Wingham cern-
etery on Tuesday of ernnon. Rev: Dr,
Rutledge conducted he services at the
house and grave. i e service of the
Canadian Order of oresters was rend-
ered at the grave, fr. Casemore hav-
ing been a member of the Ord for
over thirty years.
the report of Mr, engineer
who visited the tow i in connection with
the installing of au iliary plant. Mr.
Gibson thought the own should for one
year take measurem ts of water riv-
lieges and see if sup' ly of water power
could be increased To relieve the
load the town cou . possibly pur-
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®�'� J. R. Macdonald
Wingham, Ont.berry
Office -Stone Block, over the TIMES
office.
chase power from W • stern Foundry Co.
Power could be cava d encouraging
the use of Tungsto in place of Carbon
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Furniture For Sale
lamps. A new au iliary plant would
cost $5,500 or if se coos hand machinery
were used the cost vould be $6,720. He
recommended the i stalling of an aux-
iliary plant. M i t or VanStone also
reported that in c•mpauy with Upun.
Young, they had a interview with the
Hydro Electric Co mission. Mr. Ack-
ers, who was fulfil ar with the situation
Furniture good s n including
large oak sideboar , droom suites.
rugs, carpets, s robes, pictures
and other carpets,
of articles are offered
for sale; also a number of hens and
young chickens. Can be seen any
week -day after 2 p.m.
THEO. HALL,
Shuler Street,
WANTED -A good strong
tinsmithing and plumbing.
J. Boyce __
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Presented With
There was a happy
members of Wingha
of the Canadian Orde.
herd in the C. 0. F.
evening tobid•farew
A. Ross. An addres
Hingston and Mrs. F
sentation of a heart'
Mr. and Mrs. Ross.
reply and heartily tha
for their beautiful gi i
been Recorder for ni
for 7 years held the .
Recorder and Treasu :
efficient officer, He
missed by the mems
Friends. Following
short addresses wet:
members, all expres
and Mrs. Ross rem.
wishing them ever,
Western home. Dt,•ing
refreshments wet.
present spent an en
boy to learn
Apply to W.
antle Clock.
gathering of the
Council, No.. 222
of Chosen Friends
all on Tuesday
1 to Mr. and Mrs.
was read by Mrs.
llermade the pre-
1 mantle clock to
r. Ross made a
ked the members
. Mr. Ross has
eteen years and
ornbined office of
• r and made a very
ill be very much
rs of the Chosen
the presentation
made byseveral
ng regret at Mr.
al from town and
success in their
the evening
served, and all
.yabie evening.
in Wingham said •did not think Hydro
h did
as the
power would rea
cost would be excessive for t he
amount of power used. He also tre-he
commended that n auxiliary plant be
L.I.CO
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installed.
The Council t..k no action in the
matter,
The matter of lacing electric lights
AT tiortE
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on Edward stree was on motion of
Couns. Spotton a d Boyce referred to
the Electric Ligh Committee.
Mr. Wm. Stok .. asked for an increase
of salary from '.10 to $12 per week.
Matter refect• 1 to the Executive
Committee.
Council adjou ned.
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Thousands of ambitious young pi 0-
,tile are fast preparing in their own
homesstenographers, cs olucrative
riitivru telegraph• :�
ers, civil Servants, in fact every sphere
of Bus:necs Activities. You may finish
at college if you wish. Positions gear-
anteed. Enter college any day. loth.•
veluer instruction. Expert teachers,
Largest
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xi
ly
WIRE and ca'1i1NGIrES.-J st arrived
one ear best Cleveland Coil Spring
Wire, $2.40 per 100 lb . ne car B. 0.
No. 1 XXX Shingle , 95 cents per
bunch.
11. E. McTCENzIE 1 ave•
»
Wall Paper from 5e per roll up at
Knox's.
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NOTICE= -On Saturdays, afterMay lSt,
we will close our works at .12 o'clock
noon. Parties having hides and sheep
skins to sell will please bear this • in
mind. We pay highest cash prices fox
hides, sheep skins and tallow.
W. D, PRINGLIa.
Thirty year's experience.
trainers in Cannda. Soren colleges.
SpeoialCourse for teac%rs
Affiliated with Commercial Cduea
tors' l atthefion of Caaadq summer
col cgs atdna�nus spattuh Business
Wiii h 111 business College
(Ieo.'Spotton, w. T. Morose.
President. Principal.
WANTED: -Girl f fourteen or fifteen
years o£ ago to a i in general house
work: Apply to, s. >i'. G. SPARLTIVG,
Minnie street.
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Los7c, At C. P. R. sta on or in a
leWingham store a black Ik umbrella
with silver handle con iced of girl's
head with bowing r. Farticulariy
prized. Will finderk dly communicate
It- with Mrs. Herb Winter, 1460 Yonge
ly street. Toronto or 0. G. Anderson,
Reiegrave. and receive suitable reward.
SEEtiS POR SALE• --Red Clover,
Alsike, Alfalfa. Timothy. All new
end Government Tested.
KING BROS.