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THE WINGIIAM. TIMES, JUNE 5 1913
23 Boys'
Extra Good
School Suits
In Bloomer. and Straight Knicker Styles in Brown, Grey,
Blue and Fancy Striped Tweeds. Lion Brand,
To be cleared out at once as they
are broken lines.
Size 25 were
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$5.00
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7.00
7.00
6.50
5.50
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5.75
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10.00
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W. A. GAflPIThLL
THE CLOTHIER
SUCCESSOR TO McGEE & CAMPBELL
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worr ttcauma.
Mr. Carrick is rushing along the work
on the addition to Mr. Thos. Henderson's
store.
The young men are busy chasing a
bag of wind in the evenings, We hope
they will tire of the sport and devote
some attention to the burdocks and
other weeds.
On Sunday evening, May 25th, a very
interesting meeting was held in the
Methodist Church. The young men of
the circuit formed a choir and furnished
the musical program. Mr. J. Mc-
Cleneghan read the lesson and Mr.
Bassett preached one of his best ser-
mons on "The Glory of a Young Man is
his Strength." The speaker laid great
stress on moral and spiritual strength.
JAMESTOWN.
Owing to inability to get Wingham
Band on date announced for the Garden
Party to be held at Samuel Snell's the
day has been changed to Tuesday even-
ing, June 10th. 'A big time is promised.
Jamestown Branch of the Women's
Institute held their annual meeting on
Wednesday, May 21st, at the home of
Mrs. T. Smith. Secretary's report was
read which showed favorable progress
and a neat cash balance on hand. The
newly elected officers for the coming
year are as follows: -President, Miss
Rae Moses; Vice -Pres., Mrs. J. D. Mil-
ler; Secy.-Treas., Miss Mary Smith;
Directors, Miss Elsie Strachan and Miss
Bessie Miller. District Director, Miss
Elsie Strachan; Auditors, Mrs. D. Mac-
Donald and Miss Nellie Miller. Meeting
closed with the National Anthem.
RLUEVALE
The monthly meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs. H. A. McCall on Thursday, June
12th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. All
members are requested to be present as
very important business will be dealt
with, each member is also asked to
bring a friend.
Rev. Mr. Taite, who was recently
inducted into the pastorate of Knox
Church, graduated from Knox College
in -1896 and soon after was settled in
Moorefield where he spent 9 years. In
1905 he went West and took up work
at Okotoks in the ranching district of
Southern Alberta and in 1908 went to
St. Catharines where he spent a pas-
torate of five busy years, just completed
before accepting call at Bluevale.
During the years his ministry has been
greatly blessed in the congregations to
which he ministered and he has been
singularly happy in his work. Mr. Taite
is a good preacher and a successful
pastor and will do good work on his
charge. He and Mrs. Taite and family
are cordially welcomed to this locality
and we wish them the best of success
in their work.
BELGRAVE.
The annual garden party under the
auspices of Knox Church Sabbath School
will be held on the church lawn, Bel -
grave, on Wednesday, June 11. Wing -
ham Citizens' Band will furnish music.
Tea served from 6 to 8. Admission 26e.
Children 15c.
The annual meeting of the Belgrave
Women's Institute was held on Tues-
day afternoon, May 27th, at the home
of Mrs. Wray, with Miss Jennie Cole,
President, in the chair. Encouraging
reports were presented showing that
good work had been done and $54 was
reported in Treasurer's hands. Officers
elected were: -President, Mrs. W.
Procter; 1st Vice, Mrs. Jas. Taylor;
2nd Vice, Mrs. McKenzie; Sec.-Treas.,
Mrs. Ferguson; District Director, Mrs.
Jos. Brandon; Branch Directors, Morris,
Miss Cole, Mrs. C. Wheeler and Mrs.
A. Procter; Wawanosh, Miss Minnie
Nethery and Mrs. Geo. Cunningham.
Mesdames Clegg, Geddes and Brandon
were appointed a Committee to assist
in arranging programs. A hearty vote
of thanks was passed to Miss Cole for
her efficiency and interest during the
past term.
EAST WAWANOSR,
The Council met on May 26th as a
Court of Revision and Appeal; members
all present. Having each subscribed to
the statutory declaration the following
appeals were brought up and dealt with;
J. Laidlaw complained of too high ass-
essment on the N% Lot 28,Con. 13, ass-
essment reduced $100. Thos. Taylor,
complained that he was assessed too
high on the S. H. Lot 35, Con. 9 this
assessment was also lowered $100, F, D
Stalker said he was also assessed too
high compared with other property in
the same locality, assessment conformed.
Robert Taylor was added as F, M. F.
Part Lot 29, Con 2, Isaac Snell tenant
Lot 33 Con. 5, struck off. There being
no other alterations or changes made it
was moved by Mr. Currie sec'd by Mr.
Irwin, that the assessmeut roll as now
revised be adopted and the Court closed
for the present year. -Carried.
Council resumed and general business
proceeded with. Minutes of last meet-
ing read and passed on motion of Irwin
and' Stonehouse.
Application was again made for the
cleaning out of the North and South
branches of the Hailahan drain. Coun-
cillors Buchanan and Stonehouse were
appointed to attend to this matter, con-
tracts on same to be let on Sat. after -
AFTER EFFECT
OF FEVERS
Banished Through the Use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
Following wasting diseases such as
fevers, many people find it difficult to
regain their former strength. They
become breathless and tired out at the
least ex•'rtion; their appetite is fickle
and the./ often feel as though death
was staring them in the face. The
trouble lies with the blood which has
not returned to its normal condition and
is lacking in the red,corpuscleswithout
which good health is impossible. It is
at a time li e t is that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills r e their great tonic value.
Every dosehelps to make new, rich,
red blood which means health and vit-
ality. Mrs. Theodore Foley, Athens,
Ont„ says: "Following an attack' of
typhoid fever I was left in a very weak
and disheartened condition. The smal-
lest exertion left me worn and tired out,
and I was hardly able to get around,
and naturally felt despondent. I deci-
ded to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and
they proved of the greatest benefit to
me. I am now as well and strong as
ever, and can do all my own work, and
as we live on a farm, it goes without
saying that there is much to do. I feel.
therefore, that I cannot say too much
in praise of Dr. Wiliiams' Pink Pills."
If you are suffering from the after
effects of fevers, la grippe, or any acute
disease, you should begin to get new
strength to -day through the tonin treat-
ment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„
Brockville, Ont.
noon, June 7. The contractor being
ready to place the concrete floor on the
river bridge, the Clerk was instructed
to notify the Hunter Bridge Co. of a
mistake being made in the expanded
iron now on the ground and to have the
same replaced by proper material at
once.
Representatives were again present
regarding the purchasing of a new road
grader but in view of a heavy outlay
anticipated for the coming season
throughout the township on roads and
culverts the purchasing of a grader was
laid over till another season.
By -Laws No. 7 and 8,1913 were both
read and passed.
Orders on the Treasurer were drawn
for payment of Assessor's salary $65.00;
Hall rent $25; and J. Gillespie $12, for
grading on the Northern and Western
Boundary.
Next meeting of the Council will be
held on Monday,June 23rd,at one o'clock.
A. Porterfield, •Clerk.
Another of the old residents of East
Wawanosh has passed away in the
person of Mr. Alexander Morton of the
6th concession. M'r. Morton was born
in Arbroath, Scotland, on Nov. 28th,
1822. He came with his wife and family
to America in April, 1854, and lived for
a time in Beverley township, coming to
East Wawanosh in 1861'. The family
lived for eight years on the 10th con.,
then moved to the farm which they
purchased on the 6th, where he has
since resided until called to a Higher
Home on Wednesday, May 21st. Mr.
Morton was a man of sterling character
and studious mind. Being of such a
retiringdisposition.hewas better under-
stood by those most intimate with him
and best appreciated by those nearest
and dearest to him. Mrs. Morton pre-
ceded him in death by about 4 years.
TURNOERRY
Minutes of council meeting held in
Bluevale,on Monday, May 26th. Mem-
bers all present. Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of the last regular and special
meetings were read and on motion of
Messrs. Wellwood and McBurney were
adopted. •
The Reeve was instructed to see Mr.
D. Miller, in reference to moving fence
of sideroad.
The following accounts were passed
and checks issued:
Jas. Hooper, $3.00, repairing sideroad;
Eli Bott, $2.00, work on bridge; Jas. T.
Wylie, $20, repairing culvert on side -
road; Robt, Yeo, $7.00, repairing culvert
on sideroad; A. Thomas, $10.00, tile and
digging Tp. share Smith's drain; Muni-
cipal World, $10.80, supplies; P. Powell,
$1.30, express and stationery; Wm. S.
King, $05.00, salary and postage; John
Reid, $14.00, foot bridge and work on
road; Jas. Weir, $4.50:putting in culvert;
Stephen King, $8.00 computation road
work; McKinnon Bros,, $5.00, work on
road.
At 4 p.m. tenders for the Bolt drain
were opened and on motion of Messrs.
Rutherford and Wellwood that of Con-
nolly and Nicholson, of Kenniecott, was
accepted, the amount being $3888.00.
Drain to be completed this fall, accord-
ing to agreement.
Moved by Mr. Wheeler and seconded
by Mr. McBurney, that John L. Mc-
Ewen be inspector on Bolt drain at the
rate of 30c. an hour.
Moved by 31r. McBurney, seconded
by Mr. Wheeler, that tha meeting do
now adjourn to meat at Bluevale on
Monday, June 23rd, 1913, at 10 a.m.
P. POWELL, Clerk.
Hon. Mr. Pelletier, Postmaster Gen-
eral, annolinced"that further salary in-
creases would be given to postal em-
ployees.
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Cut Price Specials For
The Week End
This is our Busy Season, yet we are always
after more, so we run a sale of specials at the end of
the week so as to increase our business. Our stock
is large and complete, of the newest models, styles
and fashions, so we feel we can suit one and all,
Read the list then come and share in the bargains.
Mon's dear Store
8 Men's Suits, dark tweed, good style, regular
$10.00, week end special $7,95
Men's Cravenette Coats, regular $7.50, week
end price $6.00
Men's Tweed Trousers, one li e to ' -ar $1.19
A broken line of Boys Suits, egular $5,00 and
$6.00, special .. - . 3,75
Boys' Short Pants, lined, week end. price50e
Men's English Stripe Worsted Trousers, cut
price . 1.75
Men's Socks, grey or bl'tek, reg. 20a pair,
special price 2 for 25e
Men's Working Shirts also Light Color Skirts
with Soft Colars, special to clear 69e
Youths' Leather Belts, our cut price, 25e
Boys' Wash Suits, new style, special 75e
Men's Fancy Print Shirts; a bargain. 49e
Men's New Styles Hard and Soft Hats, week
end price 1.50
Men's Dongola or Box Calf Boots, cat price 2 50
ladies' Wear Store
Ladies' Ready -to -Wear House Dresses, reg,
1,25, special price 1.00
White Top Skirts with Embroidery Trimming
and Buttons, reg. 1.50, spec al price. 1.25.
Ladies, Fancy Tweed Top Skirts, regular 5.00
and 6.00, week end price 3.90
1000 yards Lace, value 8e and 10e, to clear. Se
50 yards Black Pailette Silk, yard wide, reg.
value 1.25, week end price.... 90e
39 inch Black or Colored Pailette Silk, 1.50
value, special price 1 25
Ladies' Black Hose, 10 dozen to clear at... 10e
Ladies Fancy Strap Slippers, reg. value 2.50,
special price . , ..... 1.90
Girls' Ready -to -Wear Dresses, special .... 100
Ladies' Princess Slips, embroidery trimmed 1.50
Childrens' Wash Dresses, small pattern print 50e
Ladies' Rain Coats, special 5 00 to 10.00
Ladies' White Cambric Embroidery Trimmed
Underskirts, special. 1.00
Pongee Silk, natural shade, wide, special .. 50e
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James Pollock Brown, M. P. in the
Liberal interests for Chateaugnay, died
after two months' illness.
Men's Boots
and Shoes
I have put in a stock of
Men's Boots and Shoes and
solicit a share of your pat-
ronage.
Repairing, as usual, will
have careful and prompt
attention.
J. A. Haugh
NOW FOR YOUR
Spring Suit
OR
Overcoat
I have received a full
line of the very latest styles
of goods for Spring Suit-
ings for both Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Your order will receive
prompt attention.
t. G. WHITE
The Tailor.
Maxwell's old stand, apposite
Bank. of Hatnllton. .'hone 227
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2 Ladies' 14 k gold filled 15 jewel
2 Waltham movt„ reg $16.00
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• Waltham watch, reg
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Waltham or Elgin movt.,
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2 ed case 17 jewel Waltham or
Elgin movt., reg $20.00 June
2 Sale $14.00
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2 am movt., reg $16.00 June
2• Sale $10.50
2 Gents' 16 size open face 14 k gold
filled case 17 jewel Elgin or
• • Waltham movt., reg $22.00
• June Sale $16.00
4 Cents' 16 size gold filled Walth-
am watch reg $15.00 June
Sale $10.00
• Gents' 17 jewel Silver watch reg
$17.00 June Sale $12.50
Gents' 17 jewel Waltham movt.,
Nickle case reg $12.50 June
Sale $8.75
Gents' 7 jewel Elgin or Walth-
am movt., ra Nickle ease
reg $6.00 June Sale 85.50
Boys' watches reg $L50 June
Sale 98c.
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Reg $10.00 June Sale $6.7500 Z' 2
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eg $2i5,00 June Sale $1(67)..0n0
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Reg $75 00 June Sale $58.00 +
Reg 55 00 " " 39,00 •
Reg 40 00 28.00 •
Reg 25 00 17.50 •
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