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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-10-02, Page 88 Ili 1�G1IAl� 1! I,N (TOI3E1t 2 1913 rand Trunk Railway Sysler `four Vacation Trip Tickets on sale to all the leading .umnte r Resorts. All rail or leke and ail routes. Co the West Tourist and Homeseekers Excursion iekets to any point in Western Canada ;r any point in United States. Popular Butes. 1'o Europe We can ticket you through to any ,oint in Europe on all leading steamship ines. Prepaid orders also issued, 'bust Next Trip Whether your next trip be a long or t short one, we will be pleased to issue our ticket, information If it's about travel, we have the rformation and will give it to you .heerfully. H. B. ELLIOTT Town Agent G.T.R. Tie e;, (:Bice, Winghem, On MINOR LOCALS. - lt.dian summer weather this week. hrussele fall fair on Thursday and Friday of this week. llowick fall fair will be held at ;:ozrie on Saturday of this week. -Regular monthly meeting of the Town Council next Monday evening. --I£ you purpose taking a short or long trip, buy your railway ticket from H. a. Elliott, Town Agent for the G.T.R. it the TIMES office. Werk on the raising of the tower of the post office building is being push- ed along. The stone at the top of the :owls: is nearly all removed. • The paving work on Josephine St. ha., 1...en completed past Patrick street. Contractor M al olm, expects with favor- able •r: e ather,to have the work completed within the next ten days. -Contractor Mills has a large num- ber c f men at work putting in the foun- datielr for the armoury building. It is expeeted the work of laying the brick will be started in a few days. --Charles Stuart, of Lucknow, was slot through the abdomen on Monday evening while out hunting rabbits. A :mall rifle in the hands of another lad ataddently discharged as the boys were examining it. Stuart will recover. --The barn of Garfield McMichael, on concession 2. Huilett, together with the season's crop, was burned on Saturday. This lire was caused by a lantern ex- ploding, the flames spreading so quickly that only the live stock was saved. He carried an insurance of $1.:501, which will ;.nrtly cover the loss. -"Silver Dan" who recently appear- ed before Police Magistrate Morton made such a hasty departure after be- ing discharged that Constable I'hippen did nut have time to hand him his money. The money is now to the credit of "Sil- ver Dan" in the Bank of Hamilton and he resee have same by calling at the bank. The Brockville Times affects the Iie'ie shat Mr. Borden's switch on the questisn of a Canadian navy was .bro: gilt about by conference with the Ilr*. iela Admiralty. The editor of the Time, is much too clever and shrewd to make such a delusion a matter of per- sonai belief, whatever his paper may sa.• in this regard. Ile knows that the contribution idea was imposed by the Tory -Nationalist alliance, and in trying to give it effect Mr. Borden was merely ear/wing- out his pledges to the Nation- alists. That's all there is to it.-Strat- forsi Beacon. v4---1•11)0ITT DREAD tiNTER'' C Lft Prepare to enjoy its exhila- rating fronts by making your blood rich, pure and active to pre- vent colds, grippe and rlaeurnatiam. Goad blood prevents sickness and Scott's Emulsion will energize yolr blood and create reserve St'P'eni'+,ih to endure chart zing seasons, y &C e., EriuilSiOn is not an exlpeitit nntbuthasservedhumanity faillnhll;; for forty years; it contains tlac purest cod liver oil ---free from oleo&a;vl or stupefying drugs. Scat's Emulsion is nature's grc ate '; blond -maker and furnishes the elements necessary' for body um/nth, rich blood and healthy cireaalation, q Sra.st alea)alic su!Dstitafe i and demand > lid genal#e .Scales Emalsie,t At MY DRUG SYokE 1143 DON'T COUGU VSE Wampole's Cod Liver Oil It Strengthens the Lungs Builds up the Chest and prevents that Cough from developing into something worse. J. J. DAVIS Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM CHURCH NOTES. Rev. D. J. Rowland, of Burk's Falls, will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday. Rev. Vietdr E. Orsborn, of Porter, Indiana, has accepted a call as pastor of the Baptist Church at Listowel. Rev. G. Victor Collins. who recently resigned as pastor of the Baptist Church, preached his farewell sermons on Sun- day last. On Sunday, October 5th, St. Paul's commemorates the 4Gth anniversary of the planting of the church in Wing - ham and the twentieth of the opening of the presentedifice. The services in the Methodist church, morning and evening, will be conducted by the pastor. The evening subject will be "The choice of Moses." A re- ception service will be held in the even- ing. On Friday evening the Rev, Dr. Boyle of Toronto will give an address in the school room of St. Paul's church on the `Life of Dean Swift" for the benefit of the A. Y. P. A. The congregation and friends are most cordially invited. A silver collection will be taken at the door. Will somebody explain to us just what the policy of the Education department means? This year the grants to rural schools have been materially cut down and -the public has to make it up. There was a shortage in the funds available, it appears. A short time ago the mini- mum salary regulation was passed which made it compulsory for any poor sections to raise the salaries of their teachers, and Dr. Pyne is authority for the statement that salaries all round had increased. These schools this year have to bear the burden of a decreased grant and increased salary bill. Now, if the department forces up salaries, would it not only be fair that they pay the regulation grant without deduction and without complaining? We trow yes. The money should be forthcoming from some source.- Flesherton Advance R51)Ift.N Cor'ELAND--In Wingham, on Septem- ber 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Cope- land; a daughter. BART. -In bast Wawanosh, on Sept. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr; a daughter. CooK—In East Wawanosh, on Sept. 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cook; a son. MAitltfls0 Dict: - COWAN -At the home of Mr, and Mrs. U. Cowan, Brussels, on Sept, 17, at high noon, Miss Annie Elizabeth, their eldest daughter, to Mr. J. J. Dick, of Teeswater. Rev. W. D. Turner, D.A., performed the ceremony, DIED, IIrcli:;-In Wingham, on September ;loth, Herbert F. Hicks, aged 35 years, I month and 2i days. STONe;IIotesei-- In Belgi ave, on Sep- tember 20th, Stewart Stonehouse, in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone- house, aged 1 ye.'r, 1 month and 29 days, • IneenAn -In Grey township, on Sep- tember 2;rd, Sarah Victoria Ames, be- loved wife of David W. Dunbar, in her fifth year. 11ooi, -In Blyth, on September 21th, Jane Laidlaw, relict of the late George flood, of Morris township, aged S;;yeara. Mooteere -At Weyburn, Sask., on September 10th, henry Mooney, form- e crly of Morris township, in his 73rd • year, Osier--•At'fhessalon, Algoma, on September 21st. Mrs. Ja a. Oliver, 1 mother of Mrs J. Leckie, Brussels, in !her 93rd year. A1.I.AN--In Iiotviell, on Sept. Lith, I'hihll Allan, Yate postmaster of Red- grave, aged about 84 years. When You Buy Coal Be Sure You Get Genuine usammeosistszsgssaii*ammassissismoorassorpoommomma BROSI A Display of Fashionable Overcoats, Suits, Gloves, Hats, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery and Underwear. cranton Prices of Deleware, Lacawana and Western Coal Co.'s Scranton Coal Egg and Stove, $7.50 Chestnut Pea Blacksmith, Coals, also • - 7.75 - 6.25 Cannel! and Soft Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Wood always on hand for prompt delivery. J. Aa McLEAN LUC 1INO W. The town war greatly shocked last Thursday morning to learn that little Margaret Rogues had lost her life by drowning in the river near her home on Inglis Street, She was missed from the house for only a short while when her mother, on going to look for her, found her in the deep water at the bridge on Willoughby Street. She had evidently fallen from the bridge while playing about. For an hour Drs. Elliott and Spence worked on the little form endeavoring to revive life, but to no avail. Margaret was a happy little child less than three years old, and the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bogues. The parents have the deepest sympathy of all who know them. The TIMES to January 1st, 1915for $1. The Willesden, England, council has decided to allow dancing in the local park. On payment of a small fee pairs will be allowed into an inelosure by the bandstand for dancing. Miss Gladys Taylor, B. A., LL. B., has the distinction of being the only woman barrister in Australia who has personally conducted a case in court' AUCTION SALES Mr. Edwin Gaunt, of the north half of lots 21 and 22, concession 1, Kinloss, will hold an auction sale, on Monday, October 0th, of one working horse,•two heavy yearling colts, one cow and thir- teen one and. two year old heifers and steers. Cattle are grade Polled -Angus. John Purvis will be the auctioneer, ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c. Notices 'Under This Head ten cents a line for first insertion; Ilse cents for subse- quent insertions. Get Parneil's Bread at/)Christie's. WANTED. --Wanted at once, a good d elivery boy. Thos. k"ield & Co. Fon SALE: -A pneumatic tired buggy. As good as new. .Apply atTmuies office. WANTED -A good general servant girl. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. Robt. Beattie. I''olt SALE --Several good Whiter Wy- andotte Cockerels. Apply TIMfds office. FoR SALE. -13 acres j>,thritout side the corporation of the town of Wingham, one mile from Post ()Eike. Good build. ings, fruit, ilxiw Cement well, Apply to born, M. TIMEW OfWWee. The New Winter Coats are waiting your inspection. Our stock was never so complete as now. The new Roll Collar is a special feature and is shown on most of the better coats in Chincilla and Tweed effects Prices: $10, $ 15, $18, $20 and $25 f pecial Orders made to your measure from $18 to 542 Standard Brands ofiMen's Wearing Necessities. which are recognized as the Best, some of which we have the Exclusive Sale for: Arrow[Brand .Shirts -and Collars. Collars 3 for 50c. Shirts $1.50 up, • C. N. R.—Proper Clothes for "Men Who Care." $10.00 to $25.00. Phit Eesi Hats.—The Newest and Best in Hard and Soft Hats Woolslegr Underwear, Guaranteed.—Stock sizes $5,00 Suit; Oversizes, 44, 46 and 48, $6,00 Suit. N. fid. C. English Raincoats which turn the water, All makes of Hosiery and Underwear such as Penman's Stant ells Tiger Brand, etc. 1 P. j RODUCE WANTED. PHONE 71 xy BROS Coal, wood and kindling. Do not fail to get my prices before purchasing elsewhere. R. 3. CANTELON. TRUNKS AND VALISES: -Big Stock of select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Rooms for Rent, over the Advance Office. Suitable for light house -keep- ing. Enquire of C. N. Griffin. WANTED -Two smart boys to learn the upholstering trade, also boys for other positions. Apply at tile Upholster- ing Factory. FOR SALE. The undersigned offers the f dj ,4ng for' sale: -One Three Hor�s�.%.-Tread Power, made by B511 an :Tans, St George, almost gaodnew; One Second Hand Wind /�M' , 50 ft. tower, Toronto make. Terms to suit purchaser or will ex- change for a good working horse or cattle. Particulars from A. FOX, Whitechurch, Ont, Farm and Stock for Sale. The undersigned has for sale seven well-bred milch cows, all milking and in calf; and also fifteen head of one year steers and heifers. The farm, south half of lots 15 and in, concession 1, Morris is also for sale. The farm eonte,ips 100 ares and is all in grass except Ii) Get full partieulars on the premises, WM. CLEGG. Wingham, Ont. Stray Heifer. There strayed from my premises, Iot 34, concession 12, East Wawanosh, a few days prior to September lst, a yearling heifer, red in color, with large, white mark on face. Parties knowing any- thing of the whereabouts of the heifer will kindly phone, North Huron, ring 4 on line 619, or address Wtrxgtn li1;ID, Wingam, Ont. Hotel Property For Sale. The undersigned offers for sale, his hotel property in the village of Belgrave. The property will be sold on easy terms. Also a quantity of household furniture for sale. Apply on the premises or write Thos. HILL, Belgrave, Ont. PROPERTY FOR SALE The undersigned offers for sale her house and lot on the corner of Victoria and Edward streets. The house with good cellar and woodshed, Hard and soft water, Electric lights and furnace. House can be used by one or two fami- lies as desired. Get full information on the premises. Mits. A. E. SIMMONS. Wingham, Ont. FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sate his fifty acre farm, being lot 24, concession 1, Morris township, On the premises are a frame house, 2040 ft., with kitchen attached, 14x18, Bank barn, 34x50 and straw shed 20x30. Farm is on Bluevale road, 3 miles from Wing - ham and 3y mile from Bluevale. Im- mediate possession if desired. Get par., tieulars on premises or write ROBT. TAYLOR, Bluevale, Ont. TREASURER'S SALE OF [AND FOR TAXFS• 13y virtue of a warrent issued under the hnnds of the'Mnyor and Clerk of the Town of Wingham and having the Heal of the said Cor- poration attached thereto, bearing date the :1st dap of May, s.7)., 1913, commanding me to levy upon the lands fntin crated hereunder for tho arrears of taxes respectively due thereuodn t other with costs. Notice is here by given that in accordance with the Assess• )neat Act I hallroceed to sell by public auc- tion the said lands or so much thereof AS may' be sufficient for the payment of the taxes and Costs thereon unless the same bo sooner paid The sale will aommenro at the Town Hall in the Town of Winglihnt on Monday the 13th day of October, A.D.. 1913, at the hour of two' o'clock In the afternoon. Lot. Street, Armee, Patented, ttTaxes Coats Tot. No 5 Centre W,1•5, patenannii e SG $22.16 7.42 Tretiaurer; Torre et Wingham Rubbers! Ru Rubbers! are as low as the lowest. bets! t. z d a Big, You will need them almost right • away. We have just receive Bright New Stock and our prices Take a look at these prices : Men's (just like this cut) with double toes and heels, sizes 6 to I?, - 90c Boys' of same, sizes I to 5 - 70c Small Boys' of same, sizes 3 to i a IA 60c. Prices of other Rubbers in The Advance WILLIE CO. THE SHOE STORE Sole agents ,„„,,/ For Ladies d.,.. -,.o , s,,4e,ea.,s..-o a ,, New Fall Dress Fabrics For weeks new goods have been arriving at this store and our stock is now complete. Bedford Brocades in Black, Brown, Navy, Grey A well assorted range of Serges in all shades, at all prices. Cordury Velvets Velveteens in Black, Brown, Green, Navy, etc., from 50c to $1.25 per yd. Sweater Coats in all the leading styles and -shades. :\To trouble to show goods. Produce of all Kinds Wanted. and