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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-10-23, Page 108 Grand Trunk Railway System Your Vacation Trip Tickets on sale to all the leading 'Summer Resorts. All rail or lake and rail routes. To the West Tourist and ilomeseekers Excursion tickets to any point in Western 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 order s also issued. Your Next Trip Whether your 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 Ofuce, Wingham, Ont. MINOR LOCALS. - Nine weeks from to -day will be Christmas. --The TIMES to new subscribers to January 1st, 1915, for $L -Auction sale bilis printed on short notice at the TIMES office. -The first taste of winter came on Thanksgiving Day when we had our first snow flurries. -Tickets issued to any point and by any route by H. 13. Elliott, Town Agent for the G. T. R. at the TIMES office. -Mr. Joseph Stalker, of Ingersoll, formerly of Wingbam, has been elected as a member of the Management Com- mittee of the Oxford Teachers' Associ- ation. the girl's auxiliary of St. Paul's church will give a Talent tea at the home of Mrs E. B. Walker en Thursday October 23rd at ;1.3t) to 7 p.m. Admis- sion ill cents. --A gentleman's umbrella was taken in mistake from the Salvation Army hall on Monday evening. The owner will be pleased if the umbrella is re- turned to the Army officers. -The officers and members of the Salvation Army held a very successful banquet and entertainment on Monday evening. There was a good attendance, considering the very disagreeable weather. -Mr. John Dodds bas disposed of his hop business, plant and property in Seaforth to Mr. Arnold, of Guelph. KING -In Wingham, on October Mr. Dodds will likely move to Toronto. to Mr. and Mrs.'Thos. C. King; a He is a former resident of Wingham t at1 ter. slid well-known to massy of our readers. BROWN -In Wingham, on October -Through the columns of the TIMES, 15th. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown: M r. Richard Anderson wishes to thank a daughter. all the friends for their kindness and assistance to him during the long illness of his wife and also during his bereave- ment. The good friends will not soon be forgotten by Mr. Anderson I NGH,& 1 am Es, s, OCTOBER 23 1915 DON'T COUGH U.SE Wampole's Cod Liver Oil It Strengthens the Lungs; Builds up the Chest and' prevents that Cough from developing into something worse. J. ,9. D..VIS Sucessor to A. L. HAMILTON CORNER DRUG STORE WINGHAM i KING BROSil ...............,........., ammarmunessovammimmeraminsisommempaiwaimillilial A Display ' of Fashionable Overcoats, Suits, Gloves, Hats, Shirts, ,Neckwear,. Hosiery and Underwear. CHURCH NOTES. 1 When You Buy Coal Be Sure You Get Genuine Rev. Mr. MacLennan, who recently resigned as pastor of South Kinloss Presbyterian church, has preached his farewell sermons. Mr MacLennan and family purpose moving to Toronto to reside. cranton On account of the special Thanks- giving services in St. Paul's Church last Sunday, Children's Day was post- poned until next Sunday. when there will be a special service for children in the afternoon to which all parents and friends are cordially invited. The ser- mons and music at Matins and Even- song will also be of a nature pertaining to children. Necessity has decreed that a special effort shall be made by the Methodist Church in Canada to cope with the needs of the Home and Foreign Missions. Rapid growth is everywhere apparent, and the slogan has been raised for one million dollars for the work of the cur- rent year. The series of meetings in the Maritime Provinces held this week, are regarded as the finest in the his- tory of the Church, and men returned home to their work with a great vision of the needs. BOnN 15th, MED. WELLwOOD- In Wingham. on Octob- er 19th, William Wellwood, aged 73 years, 1 month and 19 days. AsrELL-In Sask.. on October 10th, -The 'Thanksgiving holiday was Ellen Matilda Brvdges, wife of Mr. Itobt. Astell, formerly of Morris, in quietly spent by the people of Wing- her 37th year. ham. The weather was too disagree- Wrimeei.--In ylorris, on October Prices of Deleware, Lncawana and Western Coal Co.'s Scranton Coal i 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 NEW CONVENIENT TRAIN TO WINNIPEG. The popularity of Canadian Pacific service, and the excellence of that road's equipment. has been so greatly appreciated by the travelling public that it has been found necessary to put into service an entirely new Through Standard Express Train between'dr- onto and Winnipeg. f Commening Sunday, October/ 25th, the "Gate City Express" will leave Toronto at 2.30 p. m., and `Will run daily thereafter, arriving WWtinipeg at 8.25 a. m. second morning," The train will consist of the higheWelass modern equipment: Observatiotf' Compartment able for out of door work or pleasure. 13th, Charles Wheeler, in his 68th year. Car, Standard Sleepin,' Car,DiningCar, There were many visitors in town and First-class Co 'ch rind Colonist Car. a number of our townspeople spent the DEFECTIVE CLASSES I£QCRE?.ES. This will be fo in1 /rind most convenient holiday out of town. ..r— Winn pe on iaccount of therdayl o gh --A despatch from Ottawa on Tues- departure from Toronto at any hour A bulletin just issued by the Census when the Union Station is, not badly congested, and also on account of the early hour of arrival at Winnipeg. The present "Vancouver" will contin- ue to leave Toronto at 10.20 p, m. daily and will consist of the same equipment as the "Gate City express." This train is the best to take for points west of Winnipeg, but for Winnipeg and east the "Gate City Express" is the right train to travel by. Full particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. day says that an order -in -council hes and Statistics Office gives the result of been passed, authorizing the necessary enumeration of the defective classes in proceedings for firing a date for taking Canada -blind, deaf and dumb, insane a vote on the Canada Temperance act and idiotic -in the census of 1911. in the counties of Welland, Iluron and Peel. The Canada Temperance act is better known as the Scott act. -Mr. 11, M. Schaefer, of Milverton, brother of Mr. Adam Schaefer of this town was recently appointed as Ap- praiser in the Customs office at Strat- ford. Prior to leaving Milverton, Mr. period the total number of infirm in - and Mrs. Schaefer and daughter were creased from 20,148 to 29,6I1 an in. the recipients of beautiful gifts from erose of 9.42 per cent in the decade. friends in Milverton. In Canada in 1911 there were lnil -Mr. Justice Britton, a member of maks to every 73 females_incapacitat- the supreme court of Ontario, will pre- ed through blindness, side at the fall assizes, commencing at In 1991 there were 6.l65 blind persons Godericb, on Tursday, November 25th. per le,00:i of population. In 1911 the A large sized docket is to be dealt with. proportion had fallen to 4.493, per 10, - There is only one criminal case, being "00. that of Robert Gordon who is alleged Deaf and dumb persons constituted to have killed his father in the town- 11,608 per 10,1)00 of population in 1901. ship of Mellillop about three months The proportion in 1911 was 6,361. ago. In every ten thousand of the popula- tion in 1901 there were alga I insane AUCTION SALESand idiotic persons. The proportion fell to 28,847 in the year 1911. The number of blind was 3,238; of deaf and dumb, 4,501; of insane, 14,802, and idiotic, 5,387, making a total of de- fectives of 28,621, of which 15,530 were males and 13,081 were females. From 1901 to 1911 the population in- creased by 31 17 per cent: for the same Mr. Wm. Breckenridge of lot 47, con. There has been an increase in actual 1. Morriswill hold an auction sale of till -"'Pers and in proportion of the popu- r tarm stock and implements on Friday, [anon cit' unsound mind in every Pro - October 3lst. Everything is to be sold viuce except New llrunswiek, The as the proprietor is giving up farthing, highest proportion is shown by Prince John Purvis will be the auctioneer. Edward Island, with 41.7 per 10,000 Mr. Theop Finnenhas instructed John r' Ontarir with 1.4.0 At populatintt, toueweu by +o. ova i4eotia, with 33,615, Purvis, auctioneer, to sell by public and Quebec, with 8 :,141 per 10,000. auction at lot 2a, B Line, Turnberry, on Saturday a October 20th at L o'clock > &bee i, a good list of farm etock and im- Negotiations have been resumed with the United States Fisheries Department for conservation ox the fish supplies in boundary waters. "Forty-four out of seventy-one candi- dates have passed the first examina- tions under the new Canada medical act, qualifying them for the Canadian Medical Register. plements. Everything is to be sold Without reserve as the lease for the farm has expired. Wm. Demero, a Pare Laval farmer, near Mc,ntreal, was accidently shot by a br:othcr-in-law, Joseph Delorine, while hinting, dyingg in twenty minutes. ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c. Notices Under This head ten cents a line for first insertion; five cents for subse- quent insertions, 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 Special Orders made to your measure from $18 to $42 Standard Brands' of Mcn's Wearing Necessities which are recognized as the Best, some of which we have the Exclusive Sale for : Arrow Brand Shirts$and Collars. Shirts $1.50 up. Collars 3 for 50c. 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 Woclsley Underwear,. Guaranteed.—Stock sizes $55.00 Suit; Oversizes, 44, 46 and 48, $6,00 Suit. N. &. C. English Raincoats which turn the water, All makes of Hosiery and Underwear such as Penman's Stanfields, Tiger Brand, etc. PRODUCE WANTED. PHONE 71 BROSM IMIMMAM •011111•01.1114 EGGS WANTED -We are anxious to purchase new laid eggs from now until spring especially. Would strongly ad- vise poultry breeders to have their hens producing eggs during the 'winter months. We are now paying 31 cents for new laids. Gunns' Limited, 'phone 10, 1��_ —Ii—ANT ED AT ONCE -An ex rienced lady operator and a man focutting, for a Leather Glove Factory / One who understands heavy workoyes. None but experienced per o need apply. Good wages and short,ours. Will ad- vance railway fare. 'The Henry i,lanu- lecturing and ImportingCo., St. Thom- as, Ont. Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's. TRUNKS AND 'VALISES:-Eig stock of select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of live poultry. Gunns Limited, 'phone 10, Los'r--On Tuesday, apin.% sign of blue bird. Finder; will bo,warded by leaving at TIMES office. b7 Box WANTED -Goo %tmart boy want- ed at once to learn ; "y goods business. Apply to King Bros. FOR SALE -Several good canary birds of the roller variety. Good singers. Apply to Wm. Sneath, Box 403, Wing - ham. i;; ANTED -Twee smart boys to learn the upholstering trade, also boys for other positions. Apply at the Upholster- ing Factory. Shoe Shine Parlor In store next to Hauges shoe store I have opened a Sl1oe/alahine Parlor for both ladies and gelt:ttemen. Tali or white shats dyed to stay black. All work guaranteed. Give me a/cfill. GEORGE MOIR, f PIANO for sale, Bell, used 2'r'years. Cost $350, will be sold cheap/for cash. Suitable for home or school room. A snap. Apply at TIriiss 0 e. a' -We are prepared a the highest t prices for all kind4 grain at our store house at the G nd Trunk Station. TIMING & Mtnne. Los- On Saturday, October llth, on Josephine street, between Victoria and Patrick streets, a lady's gold ring and of'so lady's locket. Finder will be suitably: rewarded by leaving at the TIMES Office, Celery, Onions, Cab ge. Till the 1st November .' e will sell Celery at $3.50 per It* nions at $L20 per bushel, 50 lbs,, ' inningsted Cab- bage at 45 cents per dozen. R. A. GRAIHAM, Market Grocery. 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- tainini; fl9 acres, more or less. Further particulars can be obtained from the undersigned, RICH. CASEMORE, Box 171, Wingbam. Ont. FARM FOR SALE, • J. A. FOX, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR All diseases treated 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. Hotel Property For Sale. 'entre half lot 42 con. 7, EatWa a nn , 100 --acres 85 cleared --all under grass, well underdrained, 4 acres orchard mostly winter fruit, 13 story frame house, kitchen and woodshed. Barn 60X70 With stonestabling, eement floors, windmill and water in house and stable, 1miles from om po st o ffi ce, school and church. A bargain for quick sale, WM. WIGIITMAN, Lot 35, con 10 or Belgrave I', O. 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 Trios. HILL, Belgrave, Ont. Property For Sale.-/ The undersigned offers fora sale his property in Lower, W ing}yam, Lot 41, Queen street. On the premises are a good house, stable; ,,good hard water well, Twelve good hearing apple trees; also cherry and plum trees. Get parti- culars on the premises or address THOS. LIND, Wingham, Ont. Farm for Sale RUBBERS! Rubbers! Rubbers! A BIG ENTIRELY NEW STOCK At the Lowest Prices ILegreeo Turn up any Catalogue you may have in your possession (that is Fall 19 13) and find the lowest prices, and in this way you will know exactly the prices of our Rubbers o - WILLIE THE SHOE STORE Sole agents co. For Ladies terasesereanefessesaessaseasasealotiwateavoissaa The undersigned offers for sale her farm property containing 100 acres sit- uated on the gravel road adjoining the village of Belgrave, within five minutes walk of school and post office; conveni- ent to station and market towns. On the property are gocd house, line barn and a new hen house, everything in good' repair. The land is nearly all seeded down and ig watered by spring creek. There are two wells and 10 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, GEODES, or phone 13 on 622 N. H. T. dieigrave. Sale of Shorthorn Bulls. Broadview Shorthorns -Herd Headed Character," 'e (Imp.) byF avant For sale are eight, bulls, eight to twelve months old. These are choice young bulls with the best of breeding and be will sold reasonably. 1 am also offering a few good cows and heifers. All are bred to the Imp. hull Borne due to calve in December. If youneed any- thing write me or give us 8 call, G. P'Yrxi, Wingham, Ont. (Farm 13;;; miles south of Wingham.) 1 \ew Fall Dress N`abrics 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.z5 per yd. Sweater Coats in all the leading styles and shades. No trouble to show goods. Produce of all Kinds Wanted. J. A. ILLS Successor to T. A. Mills PHONE $9. WINGBAIVI, ONT.