HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-08-14, Page 8'and Trunk Railway System
'sur Vacation Trip
'Tickets on sale to all the leading
immt'r Resorts. All rail or lake and
Ail ratites.
'o the West
Tourist and Ilomeseekers Excursion
ekets to any point in Western Canada
r any point in United States. Popular
ares.
fo Europe
W'' can ticket . t:u through to any
pint 111 Ent one en c:1 It nding steamship
s. Pr'e,c.t.l e: de : s also issued.
Dour Next Trip
Whether your next trip be a long or
short one, G, Mt be pieased to issue
our ticket.
nforration
If
it's abe't's travel, we have the
il•)rmati,in and will give it to you
neerfully.
. B. ELLIOTT
Town Agent G.T.R.
rimes Office. Wingham, Ont.
MINOR LOCALS.
--Clinton's tax rate for this year is
,::l.1 mIlls.
-Nest ',•ublie holiday will be Labor
f lay. Monday, September 1st.
''he telephones ,of Canada number
-one for every twenty persons.
Ti TIMI;s will be sent to new sub -
1.• .o any address in Canada to
Jant.t: ; 1st, 1914, for 25 cents.
---Wingham fall fair on Thursday and
rigay. September 25th and 2Gth, Get
copy ,if the prize list at the TIMES
Jtiiht'.
- Ml. R. A. Graham picked new green
Born in his garden on Saturday last.
Earliest corn for this season in this
sec tion.
--ai.'. Frank Rice, piano tuner, will
be in t:,wn in a few days. Orders left
ti, Jit•,. s music store will be given
•rompt attention.
-•-Iris Honour, Judge Doyle, will hold
i Court of Revision on the Wingham
.'ort. ' List, in the Town Hall, on
Pees dal•, August 26th.
- Richard Harrison, aformerresident
f ! t.'l-erton, died in London on Friday
isr, aged 67 years. The remains were
ta +.,-n to Walkerton for interment.
- Farm Laborers' Excursion to the
W t+: t an August -5t11. 410 to Winni-
peg. Buy your tickets from H. B.
r;'liett, Town Agent for the G.T.R.
-'.' -•• Royal Scarb•t Chapter will
hnld its regular rnet:ting on Thursday
evening. August 14th, at 8 o'clock in
the 1.+1.L. Hall. Business of Irnport-
ure;
rifS Thomas Bowles, of Dufferin
t•• • passed away in C)r'angeviI1e on
Saturday at the age of S:i. Deceased
was t:•* -er of the late T. E. Bowles, of
Wingham.
-Brussels Sunday School excursion
to Kincardine on Thursday, August
14th. Special train leaves Wingham at
S.13 a.:r. Fara 71 cents for adults and
40 cents for children.
-Vow: rinks of Clinton bowlers were
in 1.'4irgham on Thursday afternoon
iast and ;flayed a friendly game with
the local bowlers. The visitors were a
sew shots to the good on the several
games.
-A heavy electrical storm passed
over this section on Friday night. Not
:nt;cl1 d. mage is reported in the im-
mediate vicinity of Wingham. The
heavy rain will do much good to the
growing crops.
-The Wingham Bowling Tourna-
ment. announced to take place on Mon-
day, Aartst ISth, and following days,
has {,e -•t ieclared off. It is impossible
to get ti'.• green in shape for a tourna-
ment thi- year.
--The annual meetings of the Grand
Encan.;Irr..-'nt and Grand Lodge of the
Indcpent it Order of Oddfellows are
being held in Belleville this week. Mr.
N. L. FF2.. is representing Minerva En-
campment and Messrs. W. W. Hough
and Peter H. Deans are representing
Maitland Lodge.
-Hiss Aileen Fleron, of 'Tessalon,
teacher in the school at Michipicoton
Harbor, recently recommended four of
her pupils to writo on the entrance ex-
amination and the four were success-
ful, two of them with honors. Miss
Fleron is a former student of Wingham
High School and a niece of Mrs. Thos.
J. McLean.
Summer To :riat Rates To The Pacific
Coast.
r and to (
� h1� , u and Iv tth
Western W Ry.
g
S, i,eri i l . rate. roUn• trip tittlelts on •
sale hon_:11 ]e,iuts in Canada to Los
Angeles' it y '• in l•ranciseo Portland, ..Bd -
crier,r t >
�tl
t mat c Vancouver,
V
ic oli
a
*-., l a2v l'ellowstonePark,
etc
during Auf.ust and September. Ex -1
eellent tr•u-.n cervice. For rates, illus-
trated iolt t,srs, time tables and full par-
ticular3 a?dress: Ir. H. Bennett, Gen-
=rai 13;,c1,1 tit �ionge Street, Toronto,
t)lrJtal i,,.
THE W1NG11A•i1 TIKES, AUGUST 11, 1913
Stock Reduction,
During balance of August ye
New Fall Goods, and to do
be moved out. Everything is
from last season and THE
PURCHASER IS IMMENSE.
show you the values.
Men's and Boy's Clothing
Odd Pants and Knickers
Shirts' and Collars
Overalls and Smocks
Boots and Shoes
Work Shirts
Underwear, &c., &c.
"Extra Values
re going to make room for
all Summer Goods have got to
Brand New. No carried -overs
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
Read the list, then we want to
Ladies' Skirts and Waists
Gloves and Hosiery
Fancy Collars and Belts
Dress Goods
Silks and Satins
Laces and Embroideries
Ribbons and Underwear
Fancy Sunshades
RAIN COATS ---Very Special purchase of Gents' and Ladies' Rain Coats,
will allow us to give you a Brand New up-to-date Coat at a big saving.
SUGAR ---An opportune time to buy Redpath's No. 1, per sack $4.75
Highest Prices Paid
for Fresh Produce
Col*
s.
Goods not Charged at
Reduced Prices
CHURCH NOTES.
Next Sunday the services in St. Paul's
will again be taken by A. E. Du Plan
of Centralia.
The services in St. Andrew's Pres-
byterial, Church will be conducted next
Sunday by the pastor, Rey. D. Perrie.
The services its St. Paul's church
were ably conducted by A. E. Du Plan
and large congregations were present
both morning and evening. Mr. Du
Plan is a young tnan of great promise
and will conduct the services next Sun-
day. Mr. A. E. Du Plan is a brother
of Mr. C. F. Du Plan who was in charge
of St. Pauls du ring the past three
months. At the evening service Mrs.
J, C. Smith .who is about to sever her
connection with St, Paul's choir sang
very beautifully "The Ninety and Nine.''
George Hewitt. an employee of the
McCormick Biscuit Manufacturing
Company at London, was fatally crushed
between the elevator and the floor.
The munic'palities of Windsor,
Walker•ville. Fowl ('ity, Sandwich and
Ojibway are uniting in the formation of
a Publicity and Developement Bureau.
FALL FAIR DATES.
`--" HARDWOOD FOR SAI}I•: - 100 cords good
body hardwood, near Pringle's tannery.
Price reasonable. All kinds ef coal in
stock and arriving weekly. R. J. ('nt
rELON,
ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c.
Get Parneil's Bread at Christie's.
WANTED. -Two y ng ladies as room-
ers. Convenient schools. Apply at
Tian :s Office,
TRUNKS AND VALISES: -Big stock of
select from at lowest prices.
W., J. GREER.
FOR RENT Private furnished house-
keeping rooms for .'several students.
Apply to box 235, Wingham
LosT - A Tile Pin. arge, greenish
white cat's eye s ti gold band. *1.00
reward for retur o Miss Henderson or
to the TIMES office.
FoR SALE -Oak Dinii}i-tabic, Quar-
ter -cut Oak Buffet, D • Red Tapestry
Curtains, Stair and all Carpet. and a
few other things. pply to Mr. J. C.
Smith, Frances Street.
LOST Ladies f old Heart -Shaped
Locket, near G.T . station on civic
holiday. Half In,,n and star on front.
Name engraven side. Finder kindly
leave same at T ES Office.
NOTICE TO FARMERS Oats, Feed
Wheat, Law Grade Flour, Bran, Shorts.
We have abundance of the above feeds
which are the best obtainable. Get
your feed from us and you have less
trouble. Our_prices are right.
OWSON & BROc'KLI•:RANI(.
'l'ix: following are the dates of a num-
ber of fall fairs:
Mildmay ... .. .... Sept, 29.30
Ripl<:y
Kincardine
Lucknow .
Walkerton
wept.. 3-
... Sept. 18-19
.... Sept. 18-19
Sept. 11-12
1 .ett'
aws er.. ............ Oct. 7-8
Tiverton . .... Sept. 16
Underwood. ......... Oct. 14
Blyth. y h Sept. 30 -Oct. 1
I3rrssels. Oct. 2-8
Goderieh .... ..... ..... .. Sept. 17-19.
Listowel Sept. 16.17
Seaforth ... .... ....Sept. 18-19
Wingharn ....... ......... Sept. 25-26
Zurich ....Sept. 17-18
STRAY CATT
Six yearlingsteers r.
w E, recently em -
pounded y
pounded on the pr •mi; s of the under-
signed, Lot 12, o 10, Turnberry.
Five steers were ay undyed and one
red azul white. A so oneyearling Here-
ford seer frayed on to thepremises of
Edward Jenkins, Lot 21, Con. 10, Turn-
beray. Owner may have these cattle
by proving property and paying ex-,
pensts.
J. I. Sco'rr,
Gienannan, Ont.
SHINGLES -TWO car loads of XXX
and XXXX B. C. shingles just to hand.
Will be sold at lowest possible price.
J. A. McLEAN.
TO CONTRACTORS.
The Municipal Cou of Morris is
asking for tenders f the costruction
of the Black and +' lis drains. Plans
and specifics ions. -'at the Clerk's resi-
dence. Ten rs <fpened at hall•Monday,
Angust 25thf, o,clock. o cl k. The lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Enclose a $50 marked, good faith cheque.
Bluevale, Aug. 8, 1913.
JOHN SHORTREED, A. MAcEWEN,
Reeve, Walton. Clerk, Bluevale.
COURT OF REVISION.
Notice is hereby giv 1that aCourt
will be held pursuant o the Ontario
Voters List Act by h' Honor the Judge
of the County Court f the County of
Huron at the To Hall, Wingham.
on Tuesday, t e ' ith clay of August,
1013, at the h t of 12 o'clock noon, to
hear and dete ins complaints of errors
and ommissions in the Voters List of
the Municipality of the Town of Wing -
ham for the year 1913.
Dated at Wingham this 12th day of
August, 1913.
JOHN F. GROVES.
Clerk of the Town of Wingham.
TREASURER'S SALE OF 1Aft D
FOR TAXES.
By virtue of a warrant Issued under the
hands of the Mayo, and e'1,•rk of the Town of
Wingliam to 0 having the ,cal of the said C'or•
poration n'techcd thereto, hearing date the
t*t day of May, n •1)., 391J commanding me
to levy upon +he land) ,nun created laratmder
f*r the arrear of taxes respectively due
with:�
• • ouodn t +thcr C4`t13. Notice .. l.'
tLc r t Ere
F,
b given Ptinn,c mtccwith the
Ac
Bess•et
Act I -hall procecd to tell by public auc-
tion the said laude or so much thereof as may
Ltaxes
be sufIIcie t for the payment of the and
1 S
tincts thereon, unless the same he sooner paid
The ,ale will eomm*;tee at the Town Hall in
the Town of W Ingham on Monday the 13th
tiny of October, A.D.. 1013, at the hour of to o
o'clock in the afternoon.
Lot. Street. Acres. Patented. Taxss Costs Tot.
or unu'f t'd
No 0 Centre W, 1-5, ppntt'ntea $71 74 $22.10 ;lel 112
JOrIN F. GROVES,
Treasurer, Town of Wingham
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
•
In the matter of the Estate of Daniel Wheeler
of the Township of Morris in the County
of Huron, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to 1 Georte
V, Chap.' 20, section 5e, that all persons having
claims against the estate of the said Daniel
Wheeler, who died on r r about the 13th day of
June, A.D., 1913 are required ou or before the
15th day of August, 1913, to Ole with Henry
Johnson and Arohibala Brydgts of Belgravo,
the Executors of the said Estate or with the
undersigned, a statement 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 distribute
the asatts among the persons entitled, having
regard only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice.
Dated at Wingliam this I2tlt day of July A.
D., 1013.
DUDLEY HOLMES,
Solicitor for Executors.
In The Supreme Court of Ontario.
High Court Division,
KELLY VS MCKENZIE.
Pursuant to a Judgment of the Supreme Court
of Ontario, made in this cause and bearie g
date the 24th day of .lane A. D., 1913, there
will he sold with the approbation of B L.
Doyle, Esquire, Master of this Court at
Goderi^h, by Frank McConnell, Auc-
tioneer at the Queen's Hotel in the Town
of Wingham at the hour of two o'clodk in
the aftertoon of Thursday, the 28th day of
August A. D., 1013, the following lands and
premises in one parcel, namely :-The
south 93 acres of Lot 27 and the south 78
acres of Lot 20, except ten acres thereof
sold to the Town of Wingham for a ceme-
tery, both in the Tenth Concession of the
Township of Turnbel ry in the County of
These Ire'ris•.s are sit tate• within n quarter
of n mile
ri on the 1 mi .'ef the Town or uM Ing
hrta.
I here are on the premises a frame du ell'ng,
with sttne fcundation, 25x:12. frame kit -ellen,
with stone cellar underneath 14X114 and frame
woodshed NI:O: a frame 'l a n :with *tont
stable underneath StI .nd, straw shed 40E00 and
cement silo Ile ft.t.t high and a diameter of 11
feet inside. There is stabling for 40 head of
cattle and 5 head of hoses. There are two
good wells and a never failing spring, afford
ing abundance of good water. About 100 acres
are clear* d and in a good state of cultivation,
(of which about 87 acres are now in grass) e.
bout 25 acres of bush and the balance is pas•
Lure lawgki.
The jl1 perty will be put up for sale subject
to n reserve bid, which has been fined by the
master. Ten Per cent. f the purchase money
willbe id n fhedayof sale a�g the balance
a 0ti b la ca
P
in days thereafter,but the '�'1°chsser h
30 yp s All
assume anyexistng eneumbranees, the
nm n of ich shall. however, be
out wh al attic deducted
from the purchase °
Inuit other rt•.s{ a tits the tertn8 and condi-
tions of sale will t.e the standing conditions
1,1 the SniSrcme;Court of Ontario.
Fur tier particulars rainy be had on applica-
tion to the and, rslgnrd.
Dated 31st July, 1i11>'.
E.VANSTONE. Win,tham.
VENDOR'S S0ru'i't'OR.
Approved: R. L. Dovt.t,
Master at Goderieh.
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The Best Shoe
Of Its Kind in
the World
ueed7,
THE FAMOUS SHOE
FOR WOMEN •
Over 400 Women in Wingham and vicinity wear
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
and once worn it is seldom indeed a women
can be induced to wear any other.
Buttoned Boots are very
fashionable and this cut
represents one of the
most popull3r lines.
... PRICES ,..
$4.00, $4.50 and $5.00
Queen Quality Shoes are the nearest to perfection
made in fit and style, and the most satisfactory way
by far, to both customer and seller, is to have them
properly fitted at the store,
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE
Sole agents
For Ladies
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OUR Annual Summer Sale will
start on Thursday, August 7,
and will continue until August 21.
All Summer Goods will be cleared
out at one quarter to one third off
regular prices.
Ladies' Waists, regular $1.00 and $1.25 - 75c
Ladies' Waists, regular $1.35 to $2.00 - $1.25
Ladies' Waists, regular $2.25 to $3.00 - $2.00
Ladies' Waists, regular $3.25 to $4.00 - $3.00
A11 Crums' English Prints, regular 12.c - 10c
Ginghams, Muslins, Cambrics, &c., to clear at cost
A few Men's Straw Hats, l'Reg $1.25, 1.50,
and 1.75 for - "" $1.00
Boys' Straw Hats, regular 50c and 60c » 40c
All Men's and Boy's Suits 25 per cent, off reg prices
'
See our stock before buying else-
where. We must have room for
fall goods now corning in.
PRODUCE ON ALL KINDS WANTED
Drive in at rear of store
A 11V MILLS
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Sttt.���taoi� to T. A. Mills
PHONE B3. 'VV'INGHA.IV.I, 4NT.