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THE WINGIIAM TINES, JULY 24, 1913
Grand Trunk Railway System
Town Tickel Office
We can issue through tickets via
popular routes, to any point in America
-East, West, South, Northwest, Mani-
toba, Pacific Coast, etc.
Baggage checked through to destina-
tion and full information given whereby
travelling will he made pleasant and
free from annoyance. Tourist and
return tickets to above points also on
sale at lowest figures, and with all
prevailing lidvantages.
Single and return tickets to any point
in Ontario. Your business will be ap-
preciated, be your trip a short or a
long one.
H . B . ELL I OTT
Town Agent G.T.R.
Times Office, Wingham, Ont
MINOR LOCALS.
- Chesley's tax rate for this year will
be 27 mills on the dollar.
- Buy your G. T. R. tickets from H.
B. Elliott, Town Agent, at the TIMES
office,
-The Lucknow Sentinel staff is holi-
daying this week and the paper will not
be issued.
-Miss Nellie Wade hassoldherhouse
and lot on Alfred street to Mr. Wm.
Sanders, of Lower Wingham.
-Joynt's apple evaporator was com-
pletely destroyed by fire last week, with
a loss of about $7,000,
-Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order of Foresters will be held
on Friday evening of this week.
-Wingham fall fair on Thursday and
Friday, September 25th and 26th. You
can get a copy of the prize list at the
TIMES office.
- Owing to Civic Holiday on Friday,
August 1st, all three Meat Markets
will be open on Wednesday after bon,
July 30th.
-Provincial Constable Phippe . found
the emply beer barrel which w stolen
from the Dinsley House on he flats
near the G.T.R. bridge.
SHINGLES -TWO car lo +s of XXX
and XXXX B. C. shin 1 just to hand.
Will be sold at loweste.ssible price.
. A. McLEAN.
-Wm. H, May, one of the most pros-
perous farmers of Ashfield was instant-
ly killed one day last week by breaking
his neck in falling off a load of hay.
--At the meeting of the Masonic Grand
Lodge in Ottawa last .week, Dr. Geo.
L. Fowler, of Teeswater was elected
D. D. G. M. for the .District of North
Huron.
-Wingham civic holiday on Friday,
August lst. Big union Sunday school
excursion to Kincardine. Buy your
tickets at the Town office at the TIMES
office.
-Judge Holt was seriously ill at his
home in Goderich last week. We are
pleased to report that His Honor has
recovered and is again able to resume
his work.
-A rink of Wingham bowlers com-
posed of Messrs. A. E. Porter, L. F.
Hinkley. C. Dallas and C. Knechtel
attended the tournament in Mount
Forest last week.
-The Wingham lacrosse boys went
to Goderich on Wednesday of last week
and played a league game with the boys
of that town. The town players lost
by a score of 8 to 3.
-Three rinks of Brussels bowlers visi-
.t;ted Wingham on Wednesday afternoon
of last week and played a friendly
game with local bowlers. The visitors
were three shots up on the game.
-Many friends will regret to hear of
the serious illness of Mrs. John Tervit,
of Turnberry. who underwent an oper-
ation at the' Wingham hospital last
weal-. We wish her a speedy recovery.
--Mr. Wm. Sneath, baggageman and
express messenger on the L., H. & 13.
train, who was off duty for a few
weeks nursing a crushed foot was able
to take up his duties again on Tuesday
last.
A church shed at Sombre, in King
Township, was destroyed by fire one
day last week and eight horses were
burned. Mr. Jas. Trainer, son-in-law
of Mr. F. McConnell, of this town, saved
}flu horse.
-0, D. G. M. Black of Brussels will
be in town on this (Thursday) even-
ing for the purpose of installing the
officers of Maitland Lodge, No. 119, I. 0.
0 F. A full attendance of members is M
requested.
Last week Mr. Alex. 14IcNevin of ;
this town moved a log house from Mr.
Cleo. Simmons, of Turnberry. The •
house was built in the early days and
141.r4 Menteill r'a'ved the building with -
Out datnaging it. J. Whittaker, of Seaforth, Ont.,
its the successful candidate for the
1lreparator of inverti brate palaeontology
in the geological survey branch of the
mines department at Ottawa, at an
initisl salary of `;1,200 per annum.
-Mr. Wm. Gannett wishes to thank
}Vir. Wm. McPherson and themembers
>of the fire brigade for their good work
in saving his barn last week. Mr.
Gannett's barn was destroysd in the
wind storm on Good Friday and the
Berger's Paris Green
Has been giving the Best Satisfaction.
Fresh supply on hand.
Readily Soluble.
3 5c, per lb.
Extremely Effective.Z,
zoc. per half lb.
J. J. DAVIS'
CORNER DRUG STORE.
Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON
Mr. Hamilton's business will be carried on in
precisely the same upright, straight, forward manner as
before, and all Mr. Hamilton's prescription and 'receipts
may be obtained as in the past,
We Close Wednesday afternoons During
July and August from 1 to 7 p.m.
BURN.
MARES -In Morris township, on July
6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Marks, a
son.
STEWART-In West Wawanosh, on
July 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stew-
art, a son.
MARRS-In Teeswater, on July llth,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Marrs, ason.
CtAI{RIED
MCKELVEY- W ENZEL-At Regina, on
June 18th, by Rev. Murdock McKinnon,
2dr. Alex. McKelvey, of Pense, Sask.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKelvey, of
Brussels, to Miss Lydia Wenzel, form-
erly of Palmerston, Ont.
CoLVIN-BONE--At Wingham, on July
22nd, by the Rev, Robt. Thynne, Norman
B. Colvin, of Toronto, to Margaret Jean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bone,
Wingham.
STRINGER -ANDREWS. -At the resi-
dence of the:bride's parents, Fordwich,
on July 14th, by the Rev. J. W. An-
drews, father of the bride, Estella J.
Andrews. to Mr. Walter C. Stringer.
of Mitchell.
DIED.
MCKINLAY-In Wingham, on July
21st, Duncan McKinlay, in his '79th
year.
DIED.
COULTER -In Turnberry, on July 22nd
Janet McGee, wife of Mr. William
Coulter, aged 63 years and 5 months.
THOMSON-In Wingham, on July 18th,
James Thomson, in his 74th year.
REID-In Wingham, on July 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Reid; a daughter.
SMITH. -In Wroxeter, on July 10th.
Henriella (Rella) Jean Smith, aged 111
years, 3 months and 4 days.
WEIGHT. -In Howick, on July 10th,
Christina Kreller, beloved wife of Wm.
Wright, con. 14, aged 24 years, 8months
and 13 days.
FoIuREST-In Morris township, on
July 13th, Joseph Vermon, only son of
Walter and Christinna Forrest, aged 11
months.
HINGSTON-In Brussels on July, 14th,
Albert Edward, youngest son of R. T.
and Mrs. Hingston, aged 23 years, 5
months and 13 days.
CHURCH NOTES.
Mr. C. F. Du Plan was ably assisted
in the services in St. Paul's Church on
Sunday last by his brother, Mr. A. E.
Du Plan, of Centralia, who preached
in the evening,
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owe are going to sell everything below cost. The P
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Men's Raincoats, guaranteed waterproof, $8 for 5.48 :
•Overalls, all colors, regular $I.00 and $1.25, for 79c •
4, Summer Underwear, special Sale price - - 19c o
Balbriggan Underwear, regular 35c, at - - 25c •
Boys' Jerseys, special at - - - - 19c
Men's Sox, regular 2oc a pair; special 2 pairs - 25c
Men's Cashmere Sox, reg. 25c, special per pair 19c
Colored Sox, regular 25c, special per pair - 15c
Cotton Sox, regular 15c, special per pair - - 8c
Also f3Oo4s and Shoes, Boys' Suits and
Pants at cut prices
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Don't miss this chance. There won't be another
chance to buy goods as cheaply as you can in this
Big Tornado Sale, Remember the Sale starts on
GOODS KING EROS. RIGHT
IExtra Values In Women's
and Child's Summer
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Buy during this Sale and Save Money
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Ladies Long Silk
Gloves
,Re-inforced double
tipped Fingers, 24 in.
long. Colors: White,
Black, Pink, Sky
Blue and Champagne.
Special $1.00 pair.
Long Lisle Gloves
Made of fine even
Egytian Thread.
Colors: Black, White
and Tan.
At 50c. a pair.
Summer Parasols
Ou r stock is complete.
We have just received a
number of samples, no two
alike. Prices from 5oc to
$5.00.
Japanese Verandah Mats
Fur the, hot summer
months they are just the
and very
Prices 25,
thing all sizes
F retty patterns.
35, 5oc. and Si.00.
Silk9 lisle and
Colton Hosiery
For Women and
Children in plain and
fancy lace effects.
Prices from ii5c to
75c pair.
SUMMER WASH coons
Our Stock has been replenished in a good
many of the better selling lines, White Bedford
Cords, Cotton Voiles, Vestings, Plain and Fancy
Crepes, etc.
Produce Wanted.
'Phone 71.
GIVE US A TRIAL
cirartsIsmataws
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
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1TTLE.
Strayed from Lot 2 , Concession 0,
Howick, 7 yearling ca ves, among them
1 grey heifer, 1 red ,teer with white
spots, other 5 calves3red color. Any
one finding them pleas notily
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; Wroxeter P.O.
Cooper & Herman!;,
The Bargain Store
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considers himself fortunate in that it -Opp, Presbyterian Church WINGHAM Next the Picture House
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AGENT WANTED.
An influential man; or woman with
some spare time atid a large circle
of acquaintances, to introduce our
Special Representative in connection
with investment proposition. Liberal
retainer paid to right•merson.
Canadian General Securities Co., Ltd.,
47 Scott Street, Toronto, Ont.
HOTEL SUNSET
Goderich, Ontario
OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15th
Unsurrascd location on east shore of
Take Huron. Sple/ d d rummer climate,
beautiful sol r ,undines, hetet service first-
class in , very re;ry,eet
Convenient by rail or boat to Toronto,
Hamill n, Buffalo, ( leveiand, Detroit.
Polar o steamer city of Dotrcit II. (D. & C.
I.iffei leaves (}ale rich every Saturday 7
a.m. for Detroit; returning leaves Detroit
Monday 0.50 a , arriving at Goderich 7
de1iE;htful trip
ou ways.
This makes a
Polder with rates and nthor information
sent on application. Address:
MANAGED, I1O7'l.T, SrNHET,
podericlt, Ontario.
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Derby Shoes are the Nicest, Most Classy, and
Most Up -to -Date line of Men'slShoes Made in Canada.
Come in and see. We are anxious to Show Them.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
) re the WEDNESDAY HALF -HOLIDAY
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We close our Store every Wednesday afternoon tJ
in July and August, but owing to the fact that the
Wingham Civic Holiday will be held on Friday,
August lst, (next week),. our Store will remain open I)
on Wednesday nekt, July 30th. We will close how-
ever every Wednesday Afternoon during August.
ILLISCO.
THE SHOE STORE
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Sole Agents ���s7tl �' mcg! for Ladies.
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Strayed from Lot 2 , Concession 0,
Howick, 7 yearling ca ves, among them
1 grey heifer, 1 red ,teer with white
spots, other 5 calves3red color. Any
one finding them pleas notily
t GRAINGER,
; Wroxeter P.O.
Cooper & Herman!;,
The Bargain Store
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considers himself fortunate in that it -Opp, Presbyterian Church WINGHAM Next the Picture House
was saved from tire. •++++•••++ +•4++++4•++++•+ •++•++i++++++++400.0+4.++++
AGENT WANTED.
An influential man; or woman with
some spare time atid a large circle
of acquaintances, to introduce our
Special Representative in connection
with investment proposition. Liberal
retainer paid to right•merson.
Canadian General Securities Co., Ltd.,
47 Scott Street, Toronto, Ont.
HOTEL SUNSET
Goderich, Ontario
OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15th
Unsurrascd location on east shore of
Take Huron. Sple/ d d rummer climate,
beautiful sol r ,undines, hetet service first-
class in , very re;ry,eet
Convenient by rail or boat to Toronto,
Hamill n, Buffalo, ( leveiand, Detroit.
Polar o steamer city of Dotrcit II. (D. & C.
I.iffei leaves (}ale rich every Saturday 7
a.m. for Detroit; returning leaves Detroit
Monday 0.50 a , arriving at Goderich 7
de1iE;htful trip
ou ways.
This makes a
Polder with rates and nthor information
sent on application. Address:
MANAGED, I1O7'l.T, SrNHET,
podericlt, Ontario.
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FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 25, east half concession 6, West
Wawanosh, farm of 100 acres, clay
loam, 95 of which is cleared. Well
Watered with spring creek. Situated
half Hole from St. Augustine and half
mile from school. Barn 40 x 60, 20 ft.
leanto, stone foundation under barn;
hay shed 301160; driving house with pig
pen 'Underneath 20x30; implement shed
20x30; sided house 20x30, kitchen at-
tached 14x20; woodshed 16x20; 2 wells
on place and good orchard. Apply to
MRS. CIIAS. MILNER, or
PETER L1Av14n, Ex.
Fordyce P.O.
John Williams was drowned in the
Thames near Wonderland, his canoe up-
setting. A. companion tried in vain to
save him,
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OOL WANTS
In large quantities, dash or
Trade. I am prepared to buy
any quantity of Wool at the
highest market price. Never
has this store been in a better
position to serve the . wants
of the people than at present.
We have Wroxeter Yarn,
Sheeting, Sheets and Blank-
ets, all of the best make.
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Men's and Boys' Suits, made
to fit, and fit to wear.
Ladies' Waists, Skirts and
Dress Materials.
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Rugs, Carpets, Linoleuxns,
Floor Oilcloths, etc.
Best Grade of Flour always
in stock.
Produce of All Kinds Wanted.
MILLS
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CREAT LAKES SERVICE
FIFTY-SEVEN
HOURS
Toronto to Winni-
peg, leaving Tues--
day and «aturdays.
Other luxurious
steamers Mondays,
Wednesdays a n d
Thursdays.
A SERVICE PERFECTED
EFFORT AND YEARS
STEAMSHIP
EXPRESS
Leaves Toronto
daily except )friday
and Sunday 12.4:1
noon, and arrives
shipside o.55 p. in.
Parlor ears. First -
claw coaches.
BY STUDIED
or EXPERIENCE
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
Each Tuesday until October 28th.
Winnipeg and Return - $55.00
Edmonton and Return - 43.00
Other points in proportion.
Return limit two months,
HOnSSEEKERS' TRAIN leaves Toronto
2.00 p.m. each Tuesday nay to August,
inclusive. Best train to take.
EXCELLENT SERVICE TO
einsicome LAKE8 RAWARTITA LAKES
POINT ATT BART'.
FaENen AND PtoiLEnnL RIVERS
RIDEAU LAKES, &O.
Summer Tourist Rates Now in Effect
Full particulars from W.13, Willis. town
agent, phone 47, or J. H. Beemer, station
agent, phone 7
FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 25, east half concession 6, West
Wawanosh, farm of 100 acres, clay
loam, 95 of which is cleared. Well
Watered with spring creek. Situated
half Hole from St. Augustine and half
mile from school. Barn 40 x 60, 20 ft.
leanto, stone foundation under barn;
hay shed 301160; driving house with pig
pen 'Underneath 20x30; implement shed
20x30; sided house 20x30, kitchen at-
tached 14x20; woodshed 16x20; 2 wells
on place and good orchard. Apply to
MRS. CIIAS. MILNER, or
PETER L1Av14n, Ex.
Fordyce P.O.
John Williams was drowned in the
Thames near Wonderland, his canoe up-
setting. A. companion tried in vain to
save him,
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.417
OOL WANTS
In large quantities, dash or
Trade. I am prepared to buy
any quantity of Wool at the
highest market price. Never
has this store been in a better
position to serve the . wants
of the people than at present.
We have Wroxeter Yarn,
Sheeting, Sheets and Blank-
ets, all of the best make.
0
Men's and Boys' Suits, made
to fit, and fit to wear.
Ladies' Waists, Skirts and
Dress Materials.
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Rugs, Carpets, Linoleuxns,
Floor Oilcloths, etc.
Best Grade of Flour always
in stock.
Produce of All Kinds Wanted.
MILLS
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Successor to T. A. Mills
PHONE 89. WINGEAM, ONT.
NEER; i
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