The Wingham Times, 1913-10-23, Page 28
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Grand Trnnl Railway System i
Ycur Vacation Trip
Tickets on sale to all the leading
Summer Resorts. All rail or lake and
,rat: routes.
To the West
d'ourist and llomeseekers Excursion
tickets to any point in Weetern Canada
or any point in United States. Popular
routes.
To Europe
We can ticket you through to any
point in Europe on all leading steamship
-lines. Prepaid orders also issued.
Your Next Trip
Whether pair next trip be a long or
a short one, we will be pleased to issue
your ticket.
Information
If it's about travel, we have the
information and will give it to you
cheerfully.
H. B. ELLIOTT
Town Agent G.T.R.
Times Office,
Wingham, Ont.
MINOR LOCALS.
—Butter wrappers
'.PINES office.
—The Dominion Government will
spend $25,00' on extending the break-
water at Kincardine.
—Mr. Joseph Bradwin picked black-
berries in his garden, large and ripe,
on the lith day of October.
—One of the oldest residents of God-
erich, Helen Ogilvie, widow of the late
Matthew Hutchison, died last week.
— Mr. 1). McPherson shipped two car
loads of apples from Wingham on Tues-
day to Montreal for export to the Old
Country.
—Listowel ratepayers passed a by-
law to loan $6,000 to the Perfect Knit
Mills Co. The company will employ 25
female hands.
-- Cheap rates for Thanksgiving holi-
day. Buy your tickets from H. B.
Elliott, Town Agent for the G. T. R.
at the TIMES office.
--Chief Allen has a bicycle in his pos-
session, which was found on Josephine
street. Owner can have same by prov-
ing property and paying expenses.
Mr. A. S. Forster, reeve of Oakville,
and proprieter of the Oakville Star,
eves in town last Thursday, looking
over the cement work on Josephine
Street. He thinks we are doing good
work.
—Owing to Thanksgiving Day falling
on the day set for the regular meeting
cf the Turnberry Council, the date of
meeting has been changed to Wednes-
day, Oetober 22nd. The meeting will
be held in Bluevale.
—Mrs. Robert W. Runciman an-
nonces the marriage of her daughter,
Ada Clara, to Mr. Hubert H. Smith, on
Tuesday, October 7th, 1913, at her
residence, 1e6 W. Gore street, Strat-
ford, Ont. The bride is a former resi-
dent of Wingham and many old friends
here will extend hearty congratulations.
—The postage stamp revenue of
Canada for the first six months of the
fiscal year was $6,749,690, an increase
of $501,141 over the same six months
last year, and $4,112,0oe greater than
the half your ten years ago. The Sep-
tember receipts increased by $128,105
to a total of $1,153,535.
—Never send a dollar away from
Inane when the article that the dollar
will purchase can be obtained at home.
Money is our financial blood. Its cir-
culation keeps the business body alive.
Bleed that body by sending money away
and business will soon put on a look of
lethargy. Always trade at home.
Watch the bargains offered by enter-
prising advertisers in this paper and
you will learn the beat places to spend
those home dollars.
for sale at the
DON'T COUGH
SSE
Wane pole's Cod Liver OW
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It Strengthens the Lungs
11Builds up' the chest and
;prevents that Cough frorn
developing into something'
worse.
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J. J. DAVIS
Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON
CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. John Pollock hasresigned as
pastor of the Baptist Church at
Goderich.
Rev. A. S.Parnall, B.A., will preach
in the Baptist Church next Sunday.
Mr. Parnell is a graduate of McMaster
and Brandon Colleges and has spent
some years in the Western Provinces.
In the Methodist Church next Sab-
bath, Thanksgiving services will be
held. The Rev. C. L.11lcRoberts, B.A.,
of Kintore, will preach at 11 a.m. and
7 p.m. Special Thanksgiving music
by the choir.
Rev. A. J. Johnston. of Dundas
('entre Methodist Church, London, was
in Wingham for a short time on Friday
on his way to preach at the Jubilee
services at Johnston's appointment,
The Rev. gentleman is a native of
Morris having been born on the old
Johnston homestead.
Instead of a central convention for
the Provincial S. S. Association there
will this year be two, one at Owen
Sound, Oct. 28-30, the other at Ottawa,
22-24. Those who attend Owen Sound
will be privileged to hear the celebrat-
ed Marion Lawrence, General Secretary
of the International and World's S. S.
Association. Prof. Excell of Chicago
and Prof. Roper will have charge of
the music. Single fare on all railroads.
este s.
IiuNTER—In Dungannon, on October
2nd, te Rev. and Mrs. Jas. E. Hunter;
a daughter.
DIEM
a..DERsON.--In Wingham, on October
llth, Elizabeth Gotby, wife of Mr.
Richard Anderson, aged 04 years,
McI)OWELL—In East Wawanosh, on
October 13th, Harvey McDowell, aged
32 years.
SCARF -•In Harriston, Oct. 5th,
Louisa Stockton, widow of the late
John Scarf, of Ilowick, in her 80th
year.
MORTON—In West Wawanosh, on
October 8th, Edward Morton, aged 98
years.
BownER--In Kinloss, on October 4th,
John`Bowher, aged 65 years.
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J. A. FOX/D, C.
CHIfl°o ��: CTOR
All diseases ,sated without Drugs.
Office in Mr. Knox's house, back of P.O.
Office hours -2 to 5 p.m. Evening at 7.
Morning hours by appointment.
First Visit of General W. Bramwell
Booth to Canada.
The Salvation Army in Canada will
ahortiy celebrate an event of historical
importance to that organization in the
Welcome to the Dominion for the first
time of their new General, W. Bram-
well Booth, eldest son and successor of
the late General William Booth, Found-
er of this world wide movement.
Toronto and Winnipeg are the only
centres to be visited by General Booth,
find extensive arrangements for public
and private gatherings are being made.
The General leaves Southampton on
October 23rd and proceeds direct to
Toronto arriving Saturday, November
lot where his engagement will keep
him until November 6th. after which he
will go on to Winnipeg remaining there
until November llth.
Commissioner David C. Lamb, Inter -
ratite -nal Secretary and Head of the
Emigration Department, Commisioner
John Lawley, and Colonel Theodore
Kitching will accompany General Booth
from England.
Alt the Officers of the .Army and
Delegates in the Territory extending
from Port Arthur to Halifax, also from
New2oundland will meet their Loader
at Toronto, and those from Fort win -
to the Pacific Coast, et Winnipeg.
NOTICE.
C. R. Wilkinson,iEyesight Specialist,
Edward street, Wingham, desir0' to
give notice to his •�?u:.tourers and,-Ochers
that Mr. E. Katz,!who gives KY' head-
(uarters as Listoz01, did not-4each him
the business and that an bee -statements
in regard to him bre false. We give
signed statements' below: -
The statemen �r I circulated about
Mr. C. It. Wilkinson, Eyesight Specia-
list. Wingbam,l are false. I nevem
taught hint the ;business and he has
never had any dealings with me in any
form,
Witness, II. W. 1,
Wingham. Oct,. 10, 1913.
E. KATZ.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN 1:lII ESIATE lilt MAli(iAIIET BELL,
DECEASED
When You Buy Coal Be
Sure You Get Genuine
Scranton
Prices of Deleware, Locawana
and Western Coal Co.'s
Scranton Coal
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KING_BROS.
Egg and Stove, $7.50
Chestnut. - 7.75
Pea - - 6.25
Blacksmith, Cannell and Soft
Coals, also Lumber, Lath,
Shingles and Wood always on
hand for prompt delivery.
J.A. McLEAN
ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c.
Notices Under This Head ten cents a line
for first insertion; live cents for subse-
quent insertions.
Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's.
Folz SALE. —13 acres just out side the
corporation of the town of Wingham,
one mile from Post Office. Good build.
ings, .fruit, new cement well. Apply
to box, M. TIMES office.
FOR SALE.—At Knox's residence be-
hind post office, a good square piano
very cheap, a quantity of furniture in-
cluding stoves, chairs, beds etc,
R. KNox
phone 6513.
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 the Upholster-
ing Factory.
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Highest cash prices.p (d for all kinds
of live ponitry. Guiana' Limited, 'phone
10.
PIANO for sale, Bell, used 2? years.
('ost $350, will be sold cheap for cash,
Suitable for home or schoolLoom. A
snap. Apply at TIMES Office
Fon SALE—Several gootcanary birds
of the roller variety. '.• Good singers.
Apply to Wm. Sncat)i;'Box 403, Wing -
ham.
EGGS WANTED—We are✓ anxious to
purchase new laid eggs from now until
spring especially. ,. W,oi la strongly ad-
viseltr o re
p u y b. eders to have their hens
producing eggs during the winter
months, We are now paying 30 cents
for new laids. Gunns' Limited,`Fih
•,one
10. te
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LOST—On Saturday, O4ifober llth,
on Josephine street, betji'een Victoria
and Patrick streets, a'ittdy's gold ring
and also lady's i tek Pinder will be
suitably. rewarded. by leaving at the
Creditor!: of Heil, late of th; town TIDIES meet. .
of `tJingha,o. in tie. County of Huron, widow
dace aced, who died on or about the Lath day o1
Aue,ust, 1913, and ail others having anima i
against or Fntit.ed t., share in the estate of
said deeeasrrl, are loll by notified td send by
prat, prepiid, or otherwise deliver to the
undersigned, on or 1e, fore the 1st day of Nov-
.•mher, 191.1, their naineR. a,irlrrc r.., and des•
criptions, and full partleoiars of their claims,
aeeeainty or interest, aid the nature of their
e;e eurity; if any, hold by theta. Irnme dtately
anter said Ia7t•znenteoued date, the ascent ratio,
dterased will be distributed among the parties
entitled, thereto, having regard only to chime
or interests of which the PTO (tutors shall then
have notieo, and the said executors will not be
liable fol the said 013:414.P, or any part tht•rnMt,
to say person or per -ons, of where claim or
interest they shall not have rel eive1 notice at
at the time of inels ,listriMrtion.
e,T(,N.
iFi int:lraintint.
9olieztoi• for the Exet,ntors of blsrgaiet Eel
Doted tide i rd day of October, 1013
FARM FOR SALE.
A Display of
Fashionable
Overcoats,
Suits, Gloves,
Hats, Shirts,
Neckwear,
hosiery -and
Underwear. 4
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 :
$1o, $15, $18, $20
and $25
Special Orders made to
your measure from $18
to $42
Standard Brandslof; Mcn's Wearing Necessities which
are recognized as the Best, some of which we have the
Exclusive Sale for : -
Arrow Brand ,Shirts[ancl Collars, Shirts $1.50 up.
Collars 3 for 50c.
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C. N. R.—Proper Clothes for "Men Who Care."
$10.00 to $25.00.
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Phis Eesi Hats. -The Newest and Best in Hard and
Soft Hats
Woolsley Underwear, Guaranteed.—Stock sizes
$5.00 Suit; Oversizes, 44, 46 and 48, $6,00 Suit.
N. 81. C. English Raincoats which turn the water,
MMMINIMINIMINIMMIM
Ail makes of Hosiery and Underwear such as Penman's
Stanfields, Tiger Brand, etc.
BROS.' j
PRODUCE WANTED. PHONE 71
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Pasture Farm for Sale.
The Executors of the Estate of the
late John Casemore desire to sell the
North part of Lot No. 10 in the First
Concession of Turnberry, con-
taining 89 acres, more or less.
Further particulars can be obtained
from the undersigned.
RICH. CASEMORE,
Box 171, Wingham, Ont.
Farm for Sale
Centre half lot 42e . 7, East Wawa,
nosh, 100—acres 85 eared --all under
grass, well ';und drained, 4 acres
orchard mostlyWi er fruit, 11;; story
frame house, ki>hen and woodshed,
.Barn 60X70 with-stonestabling, cement
floors, windmill and water in house and
stable, 1?,zi,miles from post office, school
and church. A bargain for quick sale.
Apply to
WM. WIGHTMAN,
Lot 85, eon 10 or Belgrave P. O.
The undersignedeeffers for sale her
farm property containing 100 acres sit-
uated on the gravel road adjoining the
village of T3elgrave, within five minutes
walk of school and post office; conveni-
ent to station and market towns. On
the property are good house, fine barn,
and a new hen house, everythingin good
repair. The land is nearly all seeded
down and ig watered by spring creek.
There are two wells and In acres of hard-
wood bush. This is a very desirable
property and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply on the premises to MRS.
J. L. GEnnss, or phone 13 on 62.2 N. H.
T. Belgrave.
• FOR §ALE.
J
The undersigned offers the following
for sale:—One /Three Horse Tread
Power, made tesi Bell and Jane, St
George, almost] good as new; One 1
Second Hand W nd Mill, 5u ft. tower,
Toronto make.
Terms to sur purchaser or will ex-
change for a od working horse or
cattle.
particulars froni
A. FOX, Whitechurch. Ont.
Sale of Shorthorn Bulls.
)3roadview Shorthorns - Herd Headed
by "Favorite Character." (line,}
For sale are eight bulls, eight to
twelve months old. These are choice.
young bull's with the bestof . breeding
and be will sold reasonably. '1 am also
offering a few good cows and heifers.
All are bred to the Imp. bull some due
to calve in December. If you need any-
thing write me or give us a call.
J. G. PYr'E,
Wingham, Ont.
(Farm 1t 'miles south of Wingham.)
Hotel Property For Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale, his
hotel property 1n 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
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The undersigned hirers for sale her
house and Iot on thj/corner of Victoria
and Edward stree is. The house with
good cellar and Woodshed. Hard and
soft water. E1ec trie lights and furnace.
House can be used by one or two fami-
lies as desired. tet full information on
the premises. fe
Rs. A. E. SIMMONS.
f Wingham, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his
fifty acre farm, beinglot 24, concession
1, Morris township; , On the premises
are a frame house, 20x30 ft., with
kitchen attached, 114x18. Bank barn,
34x50 and straw shed 20x30. Farm is
on Bluevale road. miles from. Wing -
ham and 3A mile from Bluevale. Im-
mediate possessiofl if desired. Get par-
ticulars on premises or write
1 OBT. TAYLOR,
Bluevale, Ont.
COURT OFIRE'V'ISION
Towykship of Turnberry
Nott, e is hereby given that a Court
will be held pars tent to the Ontario
Voters' List Act .;by His Honor the
Judge.of the Coun Courtin the County
Huron, at Blueval on the 21st day of
October at the ho r of 2 p.n1., to hear
anti determine co plaints of errors and
omissions in the , Voters' List ( of .,the
Municipality of Tweiib 'rry for 911
Dated at Turn rry this 8th day of
October A, D,143,
PAIL POwELL
Clerk of the Township Turnberry.
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This Store Will be
Closed on Monday
Next,
Thanks3ivin Day
The Express Office will be open
from 9 to 9.30 a.m., and from 1.3o to
3 p.m. . .
Special rates on the C.P.R. to all
points., good going on Friday, this
week and returning on Wednesday
next.
We can sell you railroad tickets
and give you all information.
Splendid selection of suit cases
and travelling bags at lowest prices.
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE
e'rk For
5/yogi
Sole agents
Ladies
AMY
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 and
Velveteens
in Black, Brown, Green, Navy,
etc., from 5oc to $1.25 per yd.
Sweater Coats
in all the leading styles and shades.
No trouble to show goods.
Produce of all Kinds Wanted.
Successor to T. A. Mills
PROM 89. WIN'GHAM, ONT.
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