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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-07-31, Page 8TILE WINGI!AM TIMES, JULY 31, 19] 3 tad rrci;k Railway System CIVI(; I-IOLIL)AY RATES i Cil account of Wingham Civic Belies .y; r,iund trip tickets at single fare to siny G. T. 14. point in Canada, good going p.m. troius July 31st, ail trains on August lst, returning on 1 August 2nd. SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION On August 1st, Sunday School Ex- cursion to Kineardine. Return fare from \Vingham, 75 cents, Children, 40 coots. Special trains leave Wingham at 8.40 and 8.66 a.m. Tickets All sale Wednesday evening, all day Thursday and Thursday evening and morning of CcursI(an, Buy yolir ticl.ets early. Through deicers via all popular routes, to any point in America:— East, West, South, Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, ete. Popular routes, lake and rail or all rail to all summer resorts. For Tickets, Rates, 1 oldern and All Information, apply to H. B. ELLIOTT Town Agent G.T.R. Times Office, Wingham, Ont. MINOR LOCALS. —Wingham fall fair on September 25th and 26th. -Civic holiday on Friday this week. All places of business will be closed. —Capt. Montgomery, the oldest resi- dent of Goderich, died last week in his 91st year. —Regular monthly meeting of the Town Council will be held next Monday evening. —Miss Lizzie Greer and Miss Kathleen Taylor of Toronto are visiting Mr. and IVirs. W. J. Greer. —Hensall people are beginning to arrange for au Old Boys' Reunion, to be held some time in August of 1914. —Prize list for Wingham fall fair is now ready. You can secure a copy from the Secretary at the TIMES office. —The Ripley Express and Wroxeter News staffs are holidaying this week and these papers are not being issued. —Last Thursday the Wingham la- crosse players went to Kincardine and played a league game. They won from the lake town boys by a score of 5 to 3. —Prior to his departure for the West, Mr. Ernest Greer, late foreman, was made recipient of a pair of handsome Roman Gold Cuff Links by the Tiatgs staff. —Thi annual tournament of the Wingham Bowling Club will be held on Monday, August 18th and following days. Programs will be issued in the near :utare. - i'; .4gham and Lucitnew• played a good game of baseball on the Town Park on Wednesday afternoon of last week. The local players won by a score of 10 to 8. Sunday School excursion to Kincar- dine on Friday, August lst. Buy your tickets from H. B. Elliott at the town office. Office open evening previous to data en•: excursion. -- Mr. Issac J. Wright, of the 6th coneeeelon of Turnberry, has a sow which gave birth the other night to seve :teen pigs. All the pigs are smart and doing well. A f; iepoly game of baseball was played on Saturday evening between E1ver..;ale a d, the Western Foundry teams which resulted in favour of the Foundry team by a score of 1.2-4. —Mr. Geo. Wynn was taken seriously ill on Wednesday afternoon of last week and underwent an operation at the Hospital. We are pees ,sed to report thathe is making a splendid recovery. Mr. These Gray, Who was off work for a few days suffering from fractured ribs. started work again last week. but we are sorry to report that be was again a.,_ced to go off duty on Mon- day. —A pretty wedding took place in Sea - forth le:,t week at they residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Dodds, when their eldest daughter, Iva lthodeila, became the bride Mr. William Blain MacKay, of Halia: N, S., and formerlyof Seaforth. —Mr. John R. Martin, of the Ad- vance staff, was taken seriously ill with appendicitis at the Salvation Army Citidal on Sunday evening. He was token t.i the Hospital where an opera- tion was performed and we are pleased to re _t that Mr. Martin is making a sa tisfna tisfeetory recovery. M.'. Gavin Wilson has been appoint - e3 as Colledtor of Taxes for the Town- `' stip of Turnberry. Mr. Wilson will A make a good official and Council has w Made no, mistake in appointing hint to . 9 the po3ition. Mr. Pauli Powell, who ' 2 w is Collector for nineteen years, was Apl;uiited Township Clerk last January. w In i i13 a total of 17',212 acres in the • 1' ovine of Ontario was surveyed for i a til c'rainsand 2,212acres in the Province 1 : olf Ontario was surveyed for the dram and" 278 miles of drain Maid, while 70 i y der:otditratio»s were iaeki under ties nus- 2 1)1ec:i Ui the department to show the :; .i1assibili.G of drainage. '4040 Berger's Paris Green. Has been giving the Best Satisfaction, Fresh supply on hand, Readily Soluble. Extremely Effective. 3 5e. per lb. 2oc. per half lb.. J. J. DAVIS' CORNER DRUG STORE. ucessor 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. 1 We Close Wednesday afternoons During July and August from 1 to 7 p.m. IMINIIMOIMISMINIMMINIMOMINIMMENNustami CHURCH NOTES. Geneva Church, Chesley, has extend- ed a unanimous call to Rev. J. A. Hilts, of St. Andrew's Church, Stirling, to be- come their pastor. The Wednesday night service of this week is the quarterly Love Feast and Fellowship service. Every one is invited. The congregation of Knox Presby- terian Church, Listowel, has ex- tended a unanimous call to Rev. J. M. Nichol, B. D. of Wiarton. Rev. Mr. Doherty of Hensall will conduct Divine Service in St. Paul's church on Sunday next. The Holy Communion will be celebrated at the morning service. Rev. E. R. Fitch, of Waterford, a former well-known pastor, conducted the services in the Baptist Church on Sunday last. The pastor, Rev. G. Vic- tor Collins, will return home this week and will occupy his own pulpit on Sun- day next. Sabbath morning the quarterly Sacre- mental service will be held in the Methodist Church? also reception of new members. The pastor will preach both morning and evening. The Rev. 0, Darwin, of Regina, Sup- erintendent of Missions of the Saskat- chewan Conference, gave a very inter- esting address at the prayer meeting of the Methodist Church last Wednesday evening. The Missionary Committee of Wing - ham district, met in the Methodist church on Thursday for the outlining of plans in regard to missions. The com- mittee is composed of the following; Rev. J. W. Hibbert, Wingham; Rev. George McKenzie, Lucknow; Rev. David Wren, Brussels; Mr. John Joynt, Lucknow; Mr. John Kerr, Wingham. They present their report at the Finan- cial District Meeting which will be held early in September in Gorrie. Andrew Carnegie has offered Van- derbilt University, Nashville, a gift of $1,000,000. 31:00060.004004,040‹,`.400.6606.06, 4) 4 4 > 3 r. 00440+34 4)4).44)4> Tornad Sci 6 While we are disolving partnership, $2,000.00 worth of stock must be sold from our store within only 20 days. Therefore commencing on SATURDAY, JULY 19th and ending on SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th we are going to sell everything below cost. The cash is more necessary to us than the stock. Below are a few of our Special Sale Prices. Men's Suits, regular $16.00, on sale at " 1 2.00 I0.00 $9.49 7.79 6.48 5.48 79c 19c 25c 19c 25c 19c 15c 8c Men's Raincoats, guaranteed waterproof, $8 for Overal'.s, all colors, regular $I.00 and $1.25, for Summer Underwear, special Sale price - - Balbriggan Underwear, regular 35c, at - Boys' Jerseys, special at - - - Men's Sox, regular 20C a pair, special 2 pairs - Men's Cashmere Sox, reg. 25c, special per pair Colored Sox, regular 25c, special per pair - Cotton Sox, regular 15c, special per pair - Also Boots and Shoes, Boys' Suits and Pants at cut prices REMEMBER 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 SATURAY Morning, JULY 19Ih Huy during this Sale and Save Money 4) 4 4) 4) 0 • 41 4a 4) e • Cooper & Hermanl The Bargain Store .0 i KING 1 RIGHT 1 Extra Values In Women's and Child's Summer 1 Wearing Apparel 1 Ladies tong Siik Gioves Re-inforced double tipped Fingers, 24 in. long. Colors: White, Black, Pink, Sky Blue and Champagne. Special $1,00 pair, 1 Lang Lisle Gloves Made of fine even Egytian Thread. Colors: Black, White and Tan. At 50e. a pair. Surnmer Parasols Our stock is complete. We have just received a number of samples, no two alike. Prices from 5oc to $5.0o. Japanese Verandah Mats For the hot summer months they -are just the thing all sizes and very pretty patterns. Prices 25, 35, 50C. and $I.00. Loa t Aqi Sk lisle and CtIoo Hosiory For Women and Children in plain and fancy Iace effects. • Prices from 15c to 75c pair. SIDER '0:1111SE GODS Our Stock has been replenished in a good many of the better selling lines, White Bedford Cords, Cotton Voiles, Vestings, Plain and Fancy Crepes, etc. Produce Wa.r',.ted. 'Phone 71. GIVE US A TRIAL WE WANT YOUR TRADE "vkl$Ittscimadal NOTICE TO CREDITTRS. In the matter of the Estat. of Dat.' 1 Wheeler of the Township of Morris t the County I.Y ilat'on, deceased. N• `ire is hereby given puma nt to 1 Geer, e V, Cuap.23, se^tion 52, that, persons having olatms against the estate the said Daniel Wheeler, who died on or out the I3th day of June, A.D., 101a ar rel red on or before the 15th day of .August II J, to file with Henry Johnson and Arc b d Br.vdges of Belgrave, the Executors of said Estate or with the undersigned, a at ement with full particulars of their claims, and of all the security held by them, if any, and after the said date the said Executors will proceed to distr.butc the assets among,the persons entitled, slaving regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. Dated at Wingham this 12t1, day of July A. D., 1018. DUDLEY HOL1'IES, Solicitor for Executors. HOTEL SUNSET Goderich, Ontario OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 16th Unser, a -sed 11,.stion on east shore of I eke Nu, (al. :4.1o; t'°d .rammer oliinate, brauti'ulea:r n.dila.,, ho.e1 s-rvicefirst- elms in every 1emeet. Conv.o.i,•ut sty rail .;r boat to 'Toronto. Bandit n. liaffnlo Cleveland, Detroit. Pala, a st„an'.•r city of Detroit II. ID. &C. Lines loaves G. d rich every Saturday 7 a.m. fern ?La', Mt; rt.turning leaves Detroit Moeda; ;+.,t0 a la , rallying at Goderich 7 p.m. stay trip both trays. This makes a deiigh• fel weele•end outing. Valor with rates and other information not on application. Address: MANAGER, nOTEL 8t NS14l', Onderieh, Ontario. 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 string creek, Situated Yi half mile from St. Augustine and half r1 mile from school. Barn 40 x 60, 20 ft. leanto, atone foundation under barn; had shed 30x60; driving house with pig ' ,a pen underneath 20x30; implement shed „ 20x30; sided house 20x80, kitchen at- inched 14x20; woodshed2 � 16x20wells , 't lis 11 on place and good orchard. Apply to 1 tit CIIAS. Mil t1yE1R, or IIT PI%'riut LEAVER I x. p'ordyce P.O. This Store will be Closed all day Friday next, being Wingham's Civic Holiday 1 1 1 Women's Low Shoe Sale In our North Window we are show- ing Women's Oxfords, usually sold at $2.50 and $3 00 for PER . 1 o 1 � PAIR We still have all sizes in the lot, but Saturday next will be the last day of Sale 1 1 1 WILLIS Sole Agents THE SHOE STORE seeeel CO. for Ladies. CI II 11111.1 11111111/1 YI lil� /1111111/1 amla ram eGli!: :ale: EIIC 1111,1. 1'191' Ii1ni: NI .IIM 1II°I1: illpllY I ii 11 �Iwla 111111111 t ;E Best Grade of Flour always j3e In large quantities, Cash or Trade. 1 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. ESCOMMISIMMOMBIREINNIMP We have Wroxeter Yarn, Sheeting, Sheets and Blank- ets, all of the best make. Men's and Boys' Suits, made to fit, and fit to wear. Ladies' Waists, Skirts and Dress Materials. Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, U"loor Oilcloths, etc, • 1 Judging from the directions given on Oppg� Presbyterian 1erl�n Churcft WINGHAM Next the Picture House ° '(James Conmee, ex-M.P. for Thunder how to learn to swim, all a woman has . y slay and Rainy River, died at Z ecs'att t0 1 do 's to keep ik 1 kicking. k' Supposedly, 1 . 440440000 I then, ail women can swim. ++,4$4+4+$++,4+440dz044404 o`�'i'404004000•+ 4 Alhznna Y in stock. J. Produce of All Kinds Wanted. MILLS Slat:ce sar to T. A. Mills PitIONE 89. • WTNGEA.NI, ONT. 4u11 a,lnil II 11 i9. a 11:nrg 11 :hCCa 9111 "I'Ifh Ia 1191' 9011 1111 N�ipap 11,111111 0111: 111111, 9 E! fit N PACIFIC; GREAT LAKES SERVICE FIFTY -SEVEN HOURS Toronto to Winni- peg, leaving Iues• day and ttaturdaya. ' Other luxurious steamers Monday,,, Wednesdays and Thursdays, A SERVICE PERFECTED EFFORT AND YEARS STEAMSHIP EXPRESS Leaves Toronto daily except Friday and Sunday 19.4o noon and arrives shipslde 8.55 p.m. Parlor cars. First• class coaches. BY STUDIED w EXPERIENCE HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS Each Tuesday until October 28th. Winnipeg and Return - $35.00 Edmonton and Return - 43.00 Other points in proportion. Return limit two months, fiOfiESEEKERS'TRAiN leaves Toronto 2.00 p.m. each Tuesday flay to August, inclusive. Best train to take. EXCELLENT SERVICE TO MusInOKA LAKES POINT AN IBAWAR'IIIA LAKES RIL Pitmen AND PICKEREL RIvzns RIDPIAII LAKES, &C. Summer Tourist Rates Now in Effect Full partiealars frl m W. I3. 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 string creek, Situated Yi half mile from St. Augustine and half r1 mile from school. Barn 40 x 60, 20 ft. leanto, atone foundation under barn; had shed 30x60; driving house with pig ' ,a pen underneath 20x30; implement shed „ 20x30; sided house 20x80, kitchen at- inched 14x20; woodshed2 � 16x20wells , 't lis 11 on place and good orchard. Apply to 1 tit CIIAS. Mil t1yE1R, or IIT PI%'riut LEAVER I x. p'ordyce P.O. This Store will be Closed all day Friday next, being Wingham's Civic Holiday 1 1 1 Women's Low Shoe Sale In our North Window we are show- ing Women's Oxfords, usually sold at $2.50 and $3 00 for PER . 1 o 1 � PAIR We still have all sizes in the lot, but Saturday next will be the last day of Sale 1 1 1 WILLIS Sole Agents THE SHOE STORE seeeel CO. for Ladies. CI II 11111.1 11111111/1 YI lil� /1111111/1 amla ram eGli!: :ale: EIIC 1111,1. 1'191' Ii1ni: NI .IIM 1II°I1: illpllY I ii 11 �Iwla 111111111 t ;E Best Grade of Flour always j3e In large quantities, Cash or Trade. 1 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. ESCOMMISIMMOMBIREINNIMP We have Wroxeter Yarn, Sheeting, Sheets and Blank- ets, all of the best make. Men's and Boys' Suits, made to fit, and fit to wear. Ladies' Waists, Skirts and Dress Materials. Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, U"loor Oilcloths, etc, • 1 Judging from the directions given on Oppg� Presbyterian 1erl�n Churcft WINGHAM Next the Picture House ° '(James Conmee, ex-M.P. for Thunder how to learn to swim, all a woman has . y slay and Rainy River, died at Z ecs'att t0 1 do 's to keep ik 1 kicking. k' Supposedly, 1 . 440440000 I then, ail women can swim. ++,4$4+4+$++,4+440dz044404 o`�'i'404004000•+ 4 Alhznna Y in stock. J. Produce of All Kinds Wanted. MILLS Slat:ce sar to T. A. Mills PitIONE 89. • WTNGEA.NI, ONT. 4u11 a,lnil II 11 i9. a 11:nrg 11 :hCCa 9111 "I'Ifh Ia 1191' 9011 1111 N�ipap 11,111111 0111: 111111, 9 E!