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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-08-07, Page 5WINGHAUI T'Ia'1E,S, AUGUST 1913 iting s r Fali Our complete range of Sample Cloths for Fall and Winter are here. The range is the choice of the procuct of the great Woollen Mills of En- gland and Scotland. We do not hesitate in I stating that it is the largest and best range shown by any tailoring concern in Canada. Try a 2011, Century Suit this fall, Made to your Measure and Made to Fit. Choose your Cloth now and leave your Measure. Satisfaction Guaranteed W. GArIP1ThLL THE CLOTHIER MacDonald Block - Opp. Bank of Commmerce SUCCESSOR TO McGEE & CAMPBELL 40,OOJ MEN REQUIRED Iarnl Labo•ers' Excursion -This Year's Wheat Drop will be the Largest lu Tick: 1iI$TO1tY OI CANADA The wheat crop of 1913 will be the greatest ever harvested in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, thus re- quiring the farm laborers of the East to recruit and assist in harvesting the World's greatest bread basket. The Governments of the respective Provinces skate that forty thousand leen will be required for this year's har- vest. These will have to be principally recruited from Ontario, and the pros. perity of Canada depends on securing labor promptly. The Canadian Pacific, on which Company will fall practically the entire task of transporting the men to the West, is already making special arrangements for this year. Excursions from points in Ontario to Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta will be run, and special trains operated, making the trip in about thirty-six hours and avoiding any change of cars or tranfers. This will be a day shorter than any other route. "Going Trip West," $10.00 to Winni- peg, plus half -cent per mile from Win- nipeg to MacLeod. Calgary or Edmonton. "Return Trip East," $18.00 to Win- nipeg, plus half -cent per mile from all points east of MacLeod, Calgary or Edmonton to Winnipeg. GOING DATES. -AUGUST 18TH -From all stations Kingston to Renfrew in elusive and east thereof in Ontario. AUGUST 22ND -From Toronto and West on Grand Trunk Main Line to Sarnia inclusive and south thereof. AUGUST 25TH -From Toronto and North Western Ontario, north of but 'not including Grand Trunk Line Tor- onto to Sarnia and east of Toronto to Kingston, Sharbot Lake and Renfrew, including these points. SEPTEMBER 3RD -From Toronto and all stations in Ontario East of but not including Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay, SEPTEMBER 5T1I-From all stations on Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay inclusive and west there- of in Ontario including C. P. R. Line Sudbury to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, but not including Azilda and west. For full particulars see nearest C. P.R. Agent, or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. WHITL*CIIIJRUH. Mr. J. G. Gillespie has returned home from Cochrane and will again take charge of his threshing machine for the season. Messrs. Andrew Fox and K. Patterson are bringing in a carload of cement. See these gentlemen if you intend using cement this season. Edward Whyteman, engineer, was, instantly killed when the wind blew in a wall of the engine -room of the Can- adian Salt Works, Sandwich. Between four and five thousand salmon fishermen, whites, Japanese and Indians, are on strike in British Columbia, re- fusing a cut in pay on account of a large run of fish. Children's Protection Act. The following sections from the Children's Protection Act of Ontario should be laid to heart by those respon- sible for the welfare of children, even if their higher moral sense does not re- mind them of their duty: Sec, 17 - (1) No child [under sixteen] shall loiter in any public place after 9 o'clock in the evening, or be there un- less accompanied by his parent or guardian or an adult appointed by the parent ,Jr guardian to accompany such child, (2) A child fonnd in a public place after the hour named in subsection 1 unless so accompanied may be warned to go home by any constable or proba- tion officer or officer of a Children's Aid Society, and if after such warning the child is found loitering in a public place such child may be taken by the con- stable or officer to its home, or the Children's Shelter, (3) A parent who permits his child to violate this section shall for the first offence incur a penalty of $1 without costs, and for a second offence $2, and for a third, or any subsequent offence, $5. $ Edw, VII. c. 59, s. 19, amended. Sec. 2. (k) "Public Piece" shall mean a street, highway, or lane, wheth- er a thoroughfare or not, and a tavern or other place of public resort, and, generally, any place to which the public have or are permitted to have access, SOME SANDWICH FILLINGS. Pimento, cheese and thinly sliced to- matoes. Cucumbers, sliced thin,, with mayon- naise dressing and English walnuts. , Sardines made into a paste spread on white bread and dotted with tiny bits of lemon and cucumber. Peanut butter and paprika. Cottage cheese and minced onion. Stuffed olives (ground) and mayon- naise dressing. Chicken, finely minced, bits of celery e and mayonnaise. Brown bread sandwich -Jelly mixed with wet ground raisins and candied t orange peel. J Bananas, sliced thin, dipped into juice of lemon, mayonnaise dressing and nut m eats. Ham, chopped fine, with hard boiled eggs, mayonnaise. dressing. • A great help in doing housework is a knee pad madeof stout cloth. It should be about twelve inches wide and half as long again. Stuff it with hair or other filling so it is about two inches thick and then tack it here and there to hold the stuffing in place. If the under side is covered with oilcloth it will slide over the surface of the floor more easily. LIVE STOOK MARKETS , Toronto, Avg. 5 -Prices at the Union Stock Yards took a turn to the higher after last week's slump, and brisk trad- ing was dealt in, with renewed demand and ample supply. Receipts today were 144 cars, total- ing 2,208 cattle, 205 calves, 2,110 hogs, 1,288 sheep and 10 horses. The prices were also a little better than those of the previous week. Export ..........50 $ 6 50 Butcher cattle choice 6 25 0 50 do me limn.. .... 5 25 5 75 Butcher cows choice4 75 5 50 do medium ... , 3 50 4 25 no common-- . . ., 3 59 1 25 do bulls... ...,• 5 25 5 '75 Feeders .... , , . 5 25 5 75 Stockers ... . . 4 >1i 5 51) du medium 4 50 4 75 no light.... 4 110 4 50 Canners and cutters .. , 2 00 3 50 Milkers, choice, .., 55 00 CO 00 Springers ... 50 00 83 00 Common and medium,.. 30 00 50 00 Lambs.... .. • . 9 00 it 50 Light ewes ...:. ,. 4 25 4 75 do bucks...... 3 00 3 50 Hogs fed and watered . 10 25 do f.o,b ... 9 85 Calves .. ........•., .. 7 50 8 50 WING lUA8LMARKET REPOKT$. Wingham, July 10th, 1913 Flour per 100 lbs 2 60 to 3 15 Fall wheat .... 0 90 to 0' 90 Oats 0 35 to 0 36 Barley.. 50 to 0 55 Peas ,085to090 Butter dairy,... , 0 22 to 0 21 Butter creamery.... ..... 0 33fiii to 0 32 Eggs per doz 0 18 to 0 18 Wood per cord 2 75 to 3 25 Hay per ton ., 11 00 to 12 00 Hogs ........ ..... . ...... 9 10 to 9 10 Save all the crumbs in the cartons of crack ers. Roll them out or run through the food chopper and use for croquettes, for thickening soups or for scalloped dishes. If the ricer used for rising potatoes or other vegetables is heated first, the work is more expeditiously accomplish- ed, and the vegetables are lighter. TREASURER'S SALE OF LA(i U FOR TAXES. By virtue of a warrant issued under the hands of the Mayor and Clerk of the Town of Wingham and !raving the seal of the said Cor- noratlon attached thereto, bearing date the 2tst day of May, A.U., 1918, commanding me to levy upon the lands enumerated hereunder for the arrears of taxes respectively due therenodn t• nether with costs. Notice is here by given that in accordance with the Assess- ment Aot I shall proceed to sell by public auc- tion the said lands or so much th••reof as may be sufficient for the payment of the taxes and costs] thereon, unless the same be sooner paid Tho sale will commence at the Town Hall in the Town of W Ingham on Monday the 18'h day of October, A.D.. 1913, at the hour of to o o'clock in the afternoon. Lot. Street. Acres. Paten' ed. Taxss Costs Tot. or unp't't'd No 0 Centre W, 1-a`, patented $71.74 $22.16 $93 92 .10 AN F. GKOVE4, Treasurer, Town of Winghalrr P 1 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY Mr. Cowle, the representative of the House of Hobberlin, will be at our store with .a full range ,of samples for Suits and Overcoats in the newest and exclusive patterns. Fancy Tweeds, Worsteds, Serges and Cheviots in Blue and Black. Mr. Cowle is from the city store and is an expert at taking measures. We guarantee all fits and goods at reasonable prices. NNA r. CO. 1 •nano..* .. oatLaaa•w .irk,<, ututoouai7-e2• •.tLuu.x >u.•.. •�\nan „V,+Lwt ,t_u , ...•,uo ooa eaxfo600 MUD'S CLEANSWEEP h,bu '•o .0 fd1f0Ih.t, <r t,o<, <.t14rKRifir, <to q,, .==tilt''.' rhe <,0 Big Drop in Prices at our Summer Sale Our Sales are always Hummers and this one will be NO EXCEPTION. WAIT for this Great Sale, Commencing Saturday, August 2, and ending Saturday, August 16 Just Two Weeks of Wonderful Price Savings in our TWO STORES. It will be worth while buying largely for the future at the following CUT PRICES. Great Value in Men's, Women's, Boys' and Girls' Ready-to-wear Clothing. Read the list of bargains and come right along and get your share. Come in the morning, if possible, but come any time. 11r:K Cash or Produce at Time of bo charged at REGULAR PRICE. Goods not paid fnt willt » :goods sent out on approbation. E. ISARD 0. CO. w NOTICE.TO FAR.MIE` 1S. - Produce of all kinds taken in at our back entrance. Drive in the lane off John Street, to the third door. Good accomodation here. 11 1 1• Grocery Bargains Art Baking powder and Granite ware Premium 50c value. A bargain $ .39 Canada Laundry Starch .07 Royal Yeast Cakes .03 10c Bottle Extract •08Fancy 35c Japan Tea .25 35c Black Ceylon Tea . •, , . .25 20 lbs Granulated Sugar , ,.,, .„ 1.00 2 cans Salmon for.... .25 Large Bar Soap„ ..... .10 Corn Starch per package . .O8 Raisins per pound , . , .. , •..... • .10 Olive Oil Soap, 7 bars for , , , .25 ••• •••• Good Broom for.... ....... , . ............ , ... .25----•-- 8 packages SeededRaisins .25 1 pound package Tea tclear at....25 Fancy Cakes per pound .. 10 "^"-""-. --••••••-•••••�••••-•-- Bargains in Silks A large stock of Silks to be sold at sweeping reductions. We have the kind that will give good wear. 27 inch Japan Taffetta Silk, all colors, regular value 50e Sale Price g, , . , 4:0c colored Silk one yard wide, our regular price $1,25 Sale rice p • • • •• • . $1,00 Parasols Summer Parasols in White embroidery or fancy col- ored, $1.25 value for $1.00; 1.50 value for 1.25; 1.75 value or 1.40; 2.00 value for 1.50;2.50 value for 2.00. Men's Wear Store Big stock of Clothing of the best makes. Buy your Suit now and save money. Men's English Worsted suits regular price $15.00 Olean Sweep Sale ..... . ... .... , , . $11.95 Men's fancy tweed suits to clear 8.00 Youth's fans tweed suits sale rice ....., 5.95 Men's strong wearing pants, $1.75 and $2.00 for... 1.39 Men's fancy stripe pants relar $2.50 for ...• 1. )0 Boy's strong pants to clear . , . . ... .... . . .. 50 Men's strong Oieralls, sale prices 75, 85 and $1.00 Boy's suits in small sizes to clear at 1.50 •. Men's fancy in coatsted suits regular $12.:50 ......... 10.9 Men's fine rain coats sale price 5.95 Youth's suits, faney patterns, sale price , . 4.5 . Whitewear Large stock of Whitewear to sell at reduced prices, Ladies' white embroidery dresses, Misses' and Girl's dresses, Corset covers, Princess slip, Underskits, Drawers, Fancy Lawn Waists, Long or short sleeves, top skirts. One piece 50 yds Black Paillette Silk, yard wide. Regular value $L25 sale price 90e r Extra ride, e Black of Colored Silks, $1.50 regular A puce , , $1.25• 20 per cent. off regular prices of all lines of narrow silk. - Ribbons Tis range of Colored Ribbon to sell quick at reduced prices. A lot of wide colored Taffeta Ribbon to clear at .... 10c Wide Taffeta ribbon 20c value for .. . 1Se 25c value for 20e. 35e value for 280. ---i-•�- Read •to -Wear Ladies' Tailor made Suits, separate Coats and Skirts, made of Panamas, Voiles, Broadcloths and Serges. 20 per cent. off all regular prices to reduce stock. Men's Hats Men's Straw hats to clear at a discount of 25 per cent. off. Men's and Boy's felt hats will be sold at 20 per cent. off regular prices. - Corsets Big Cleanup in our Corset Department. Broken Lines and Odd Sizes Crompton and D & A Corsets. Your pick of the lot on centre table for only 09C "" "�"' `Mr"- Carpet Department Hu your floor coverings now and save money, the stock stock is large and must be reduced, so down go the prices of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums. 11.•••••.••••=0. Hosiery and Gloves Several lines of Long Gloves, black, white or colored to clear at reduced prices. Women's and Children's hose on sale at . .............. 10e --�---- > Gent s furnishings A fins of Men's Braces to clear...19 5 doz Men's"' silk ties to clear at .15 Men's fancy print shirts sale price .. , .50 Men's heavy sox black or grey 2 pairelor.......... .. .25 Men's cloth caps regular 500 for .40 Boy's summer jerseys, short sleeves sale price ...• '20 'en'adriving gloves regular $1.2•i for ...... T,1 00 Prints Crum's English Prints, new patterns, light and dark colors, regular 1.2)c value clean sweep sale 10c ""+-."�"'-'�""^ Dress Goods In order to reduce our Targe stock of Dress Goods. We give a discount of �0 per cent, off orr close prices. Overiaces and Silk Trimming to match all shades of Dress Goods. ___. .._ . Bargains in Staples English Cambric one yard wide, 15c value.......... 121,c 86 inch Cambric fine quality 12' c for ...... .... .... 10C 2 dozen Crash Towels regular 12c for .... lOc Heavy Crash Towelling 10c value for 8c Wide flannelette to clear at ,. , 8c Fine Factory Cotton, yard wide, regular 12 ,; for .... 10e Two yard wide Sheeting 80e value.. 25c A few pieces Print, sale price . 5e Fancy Patterns duck to clear at .... 10c Muslins New pattern Mttslins, light or dark colorings on Sale at 20 per cent. discount ..- Table Linen Heavy table Lin0n, new patterns, sale price ... .... _ 25r•. Special one pies, extra wide linen, 05e for .. ..... ,. , 50e One end choice pattern bleached, 50c for , 40e Bargains in Table Napkins and matched setts, large Linen Table Cloth with Napkins to match. Laces and Embroideries Large stock of Embroideries and Lace to clear. A number of ends of 27 inch flouncing regular value 50 and 60 cents, sale price.... arc A lot of Lace to clear at 5e ..._.-_._ Boots and Shoes Big Cut in prices of all lines of Men's, Women's, Boy's and Girls foot wear. See the Bargain Boxes. 11r:K Cash or Produce at Time of bo charged at REGULAR PRICE. Goods not paid fnt willt » :goods sent out on approbation. E. ISARD 0. CO. w NOTICE.TO FAR.MIE` 1S. - Produce of all kinds taken in at our back entrance. Drive in the lane off John Street, to the third door. Good accomodation here. 11 1 1•