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The Wingham Advance, 1914-06-18, Page 84 MEN'S SUIT SPECIAL $10.00 35 Men's Spring and Summer Suits on sale this week, The regular pri. ces of these Suits were $20, $21. and A22.. They are strictly high grade, well made with the best of trim- mings. 20th Century make in Navy and Black Cheviots, Navy and Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds. Step in and see them. Sale Price -- $16.00 The new Straw Hats are here and are going like hot cakes,1 We have a hat for every face, In Summer Underwear we have everything you can ask for—Summer Shirts, Sock's, Collars, Ties, etc,, in fact we have everything a m.an wears except shoes. W. A. CA PBELL The Clothier MacDonald Block. Opp. Bank of Commerce. T H .!¢MI .\ •iA•!.• N G R ADVANCE I Tcui Iters John O►mpbell has purchased a new Dore buggy, but we rather think John prefers an aArrnearoug". Orme to the big celebration in Wingham on Doutinlon De•y. All public'scboot children froth the coop. try or frotu the villages are invited to take part in the procession. Read all about it on page 1, A picnic will be held In Mr. T. It. Bennett's grave, Forestville, on Bust., urdey, June 22 h, commencing at 1;10 p tn, Speeches will he delivered by the. cauciidates for North and Centre Huron, The monthly meeting of the Wo- tnen'd Inetitute will he held in the Onuneil Chamber on Thursday, June 25th. Ail members are rt•queated to tae present, as the programs+ for the year will be made out, Miss Joan V:anetane, dauehter of Me. end Mee. R. Vanr.tnne of town is visiting relatives iu Oakville and her companiene here will regret to learn that she heti the miefertnne last week to fell and break et bone in one of her wrist's. Mr. Mallory of Listowel, aceompan- ed by Mr, ani Mre. Haab Halliday and family, antoed to Wingham and Fast Wawanosb on Thursday of last week, making the trip in one hour. The trip was a grand outing and Hugh thinks en auto is alright. Miss Marguerite Hotriuth has sue- ceesfully passed her intermediate Orono and vocal examinations, the latter with honors. These are the Toronto Conservatory exatninatione held at A. L. 0., Whitby, She also captured the prize for highest stand- ing in vocal in the college, The North Huron County Orange Lodge met in Wingham on Tueeday. Only matters of a routine nature were dealt with. Rev, J. W. Hibbert wart elected chaplain in place of Rev. Oroly, removed. At the close of the meeting a Wingham Canadian Unionist League was formed. The Hough Cop and medals will be presented to the member's of the High School f000tball team, by Mr. N. R. Fiebig of Stratford, Sec. of the Western Football Association, in the ()outwit Chamber on Thursday even• ing at 815 p. m. Mayor Irwin will preside. All interested are invited to be present. Mr. and Mrs. H. Walton, jr., who upon their return home on Friday last found awaiting them a handsome present from their fellow employees in the Pringle Leather and Globe Works would take this opportunity to thank them for their kindnetu, but above all for the kindly; feelings their actions demonstrated. Mre. Dymond still bo "At Home" on Tuesday, Dunn 23:3, troth four to six. Ale. and Mre. Robt. Maxwell of Leamington viaited relatives and re- newed aconalntancea iri town this week, Mr. Jack Allen of the Dominion Bank etas' is away on a two week's vacation. Nye, J, A. Mille and eon have re- turned , to E4rtex with Mr. Mill's mother, Mre. J Fl. Hetherington of Thorn- bnry wee here attendtug the marriage of her sen. Engineer Jones and Contractor Malcolm are in town today, (Thursday) to arrange a settlement of the etreet peeving contract. Messrs Geo. Oliver and 11,B Elliott are iu Qoeher, attending the high Court of 0, 0. F. Mise Mae Drummond of Toronto is visiting at the homes of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drummond. Mrs, John Powell, accompanied by her son and daughter, returned to her home in Detroit on Saturday last. Mre. Dymond who has been spend. ing•tbe past month at her home in Windsor arrived iu Wingham last Thursday with her children, and her sister, Mice Lodge, `� Mr. W. Barbour of Hepworth visit- ed at Mr. and Mrs. Copeland's, Sunny- lside, Inst week. His father, Robert Barbour accompanied him on his re• tern, to try his hand at fishing. Rev. E. G, Dymond is in London attending the meeting of the Synod of the Diocese of Huron. He was accom- panied by Meseta W. • Moore and 3. Nethery who are lay delegates, Mr, and Mrs, 11. ]Bundy, Mise Mun- dy and two brothers, accompanied by Mrs. and Master Bateman have ar- rived in town from the Old Land. We welcome thetn to our. town. Messrs C. Adams and A. Jordan of London, England, spent Saturday in Wingham, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodgers, leaviug on the 3.30 train for points east. A great crowd was at the station and witnessed their de- parture. Mr. and Mre, R. Kennedy and little daughter of St, Thomas, who were here attending the funeral of the late John Powell, returned to their home ion Saturday morning. Mre. Kennedy is a daughter of Mr. Wm. Powell of town. , Ooneervative candidate for Centre Huron gave a short and, spirited ad• drone .also.. At the close of the Meeting a vote of ttaanke was tendered to the chairman, Mr, Toe. titothers. Suatdey was observed as Flower Sun- day in the Methodist Church. Less• grant decorations of ait the wealth of eutnrner flowers were carried out with rose's and white peonies, pink and white deieles and cluster, of orange blossoms. Rev. J. W. Rita beet of Wipxharn delighted the chile dren with hie quaint little talks to thew. Special music was rendered by a girl's choir at the morning and eventng service,. A boy's choir ren- dered several choice select.ione, One of the prettiest of Time wed- dings took place on Taesday, June 10th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo, .Leith, Morris 'S-,. when their only daughter. 111isa Emma, because the bride of Mr. Herbert Herbison Mc. Elroy of town. Tee ceremony wits performed by the Rev, Turner, pastor of St, Andrew's Church, in the pre- bence of friend's and relativ.te to the number of thirty, Tno bride entered the parlor leaning on the arm of her father, while Miss Etta McBtien of Clinton played Lohengrin'a Bridal march. The bride was a picture in her ivory duchess _ratio, trimmed with shadow lace and pe arIs. Mr. and Mre. McElroy left amid showers of confetti for a short trip to Toronto and Nia- gara. The bridw'e travelling suit was a smart tailleur of navy blue crepe cloth, A handsome array of cut glass, silverware end linen was a slight testi- amulet to popularity- which the bride enjoys, and richly deserves, Goeets were present from Berlin, Toronto and Chinook, 'Montana. The best wishes of their friends are extended to them, in Loving Memory of Mr. Jona Wilford. Who Died June 21st, 19U. Is there anyone can help us, one who understands our hearts, When the thorns of life have pierced them till they bleed ; One who sympathizes with us, who in wondrous love imparts Just the very, very blessing that we need ? Ono.—Yep, there'd one, only One, The blessed, blessed Jesus, he's the One; When afflictions press the soul, When waves of trouble roll, And you need a friend to help you, he's the One. MUM i;'orter--In Turnberry, Saturday, June 13cb, 1914, to. Mr. and Mre, Jau'ee Porter, a On. Rogers-- In Toronto, an Thursday, June 11th, to Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Cocas Rogers (neer Shoo P. Wynv) av son, LEE JIM Hand Laundry No Acids, Lime or Chemicals My work has stood the test of Twenty years in tow's. 1 am here to stay and ask for a continuance of your patronage. LEE JIM LAUNDRY Wingham, Ontario Opposite Skating Rink HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION To Points on the TEMISKAMINO & NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY Halleybury and North in Nor. thern Ontario. From alt points in Ontario and Quebec on the Grand Trunk and 0. P. Rys., except west of Chalk River and meth of Parry Sound on the 0. P. R. Tickets at spsctally reduced rates good ening ,lune 10th and valid for return until June 20th. See your nearest Railway Agent for full partieulare or apply to— A. J. PARR, G. P. A., T. & N. 0. Ry. North Bay, Out, 11111111���� NORTH END GROCERY • Ermipmmumilmln 1111111 L� I Where To Buy Your Flour 00.10 When yon want Flour, come and speak to us about it. We are millers and know which is best for each need. We have different kinds. Blended Flours. Quality, which is our biggest seller of all flours. Milverton and Exeter, Manitoba Wheat Flours. Parity. Five:Lilies. Five Roses. Royal Household. Ontario flour. Pat -A -Pan, best of all for pastry only. Special Prices on Five Bag Lots. HOWSON & BROCKLEBANK We have a quantity of choice Potatoes on hand. Order :nova. PHONE 40 OR 20. �l{Ji11Al1Ylllllilt'llillii wag Special Lines in SWEET CAKES In this line we are Specialists 4 -.Lines Which You should Have --4 STRA WBKRRITr9 PINE APPLES GREEN BEA NS RIPE TOMATOES PHONE 6 FAST SERVICE FREE DELIVERY Henry T. Thompson THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Successor to E. B. Hart 41. de Fresh Groceries of the Highest Staniarth T(egal Sodas 25c. per pail A full line of Christies and Bean and Westlakes Biscuits and Oakes alwaysays in astock. !!'lilvetton, Exeter and other brands of Flour SEED A SPECIALTY J. SELL ` Grocer . �>r Personals Mrs. (Dr.) Helobly is visiting in Tc. ronto. • Mr. Hilton Hunter spent Sunday in Kincardine. Mre. J. B. Cummings hae returned from Preston, Mise Lena Campbell has returned to home in the West. Willie McCool spent Sunday with Belgrave friends. Dr. J. P. Kennedy spent Sunday at Kincardine Beach. Miss Florence Jarvis epent Sunday with friends in Turnberry. Mies Minnie Bosman of Toronto was a visitor in town last week. Mies E. Gracey visited in Lucknow en Tuesday of this week. Mn. D. Rush and Mrs. E. Hart are visiting friends in Gorrie. Mr. Ted Elliott of St. Mary's visited a few days at his home here. Mr. Harry Beaton of Lucknow is now on F. C. Sparling's wotking staff. Mre. 3. H. Linklater of Teeswater was in town for a few days last week. Miss Jennie Matheson spent the week end in Kincardine and Tiverton. Miss Gordon of Lucknow spent a few days with Miss E. King last week. Mr. John Lamonby of Toronto visit- ed his sister, Mre. Wm. Holmes this week. Mr. Roland Satsll left on Mond ay for Chatham where he has secured a position. Cranbrook Mies W. Wood is visiting old friends in the burg. Harvey Noble has gone to Stratford to secure a situation in a tailor shop. John Ran bad sixteen birds out of sixteen eggs. That is a pretty good record, Mrs. W. J. Sharpe of Toledo, Iowa, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mre. Geo. Smaldon. Last Sunday was communion in Knox Church here and 21 members were added to the list. Revs J. L, McCulloch was attending the Christian. Endeavor Convention at Owen Sound this week. W. Smaldon is home from Toledo, Iowa, on a short visit. He intends taking the dredge back with him. The Knox Church garden party was a grand success and everyone had a good time. The proceeds amounted to $120. Rev. Mr. McCulloch was in Atwood Sunday, June 14, taking the service in the Presbyterian Church for Rev. Amos who is indisposed. Come to •the big celebration in Wingham on Dominion Day, All public school children from the gotta - try or from the villages are invited to take part in the procession. Read all about it on page 1. Blyth. Mr. Frank Metcalfe was in London a few days during the week. Come to the big celebration in Wingharn on Dominion Day. All public echool children from the coun- try or from the villages are invited to take part in the procession. Read all about it on page 1. Mr, A. H. Musgrove, M. P. P., ad- dressed the electors of this vicinity on Thursday evening in Industry Hall and gave a splendid address on the good work acconiplished during the teat term. Dr, Maoklin of Goderich, viumusimmammawaiwawahmihm Make Your Cows Pay. If you are a Western Ontario far mer you ran find a ready market in London, the natural railway centre for ALL YOUR CREAM The increasing demand for aur butter per. mite us to draw cream for a . radius of 150 mike, If you are in that arena it will pay you to ship to us, We supply cans and pay express chargee. Highest Market Prices Payments made Weekly Silverwood 's Limited London Canada Get your Cans at Wilford's Produce House, Wingham MNWI 111WWMl41N4! fienning...Caasemore. A very pretty wedding wascele- brated at the home of Mr. and Mre. Wm. Oasemore, in the township of Howick on" June 10th, when their daughter, Irene, was united in mar- riage to Mr. Lloyd Henning of Turn - berry. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pretty cos- tume of white silk embroidered voile, trimmed with guipre insertion. The ceremony was conducted in the pres- ence of the members of both families, by Rev. R, S. Lackland of Wroxeter, The many useful and costly presents testify to the esteem in which the young couple are held. Their many friends wish them every happiness and success in their new home, - Come to the big celebration in Wingham on Dominion Day. Ail public school children from the coun- try or from the villagee are, invited to take part in the procession, Read all about it on page 1. To the Electors of North Huron : GENTLEil1EN :— I have again been unanimously nominated by the Liberal Conser- vatives of North Huron as their candidate for the Legislature at the coming election. Should my services as your representative for the past six years, and the honest, efficient and progressive adminis- tration of the Government of Sir James Whitney warrant a con- tinuance of your confidence, I re- spectfully solicit your vote and in- fluence. If elected I shall in the future, as in the past, do all I can to ad- vance the interests of the great Province of Ontario and of North Huron in 'particular. As in 1911, my opponens, having been unable to induce a resident of this Riding to oppose - me, have gone outside this Riding, and have imported a candidate from another county. Surely such a large, intelligent and influential constituency as North Huron should have as its repre- sentative in the Legislature one of its own people whose interests are in this county, and who resides in this constituency, Huron and Bruce are each entitled to three members. Why give Bruce four members and Huron two. The Government of Sir Fames Whitney will, beyond all doubt, be again returned to power, and it is quits reasonable to suppose thin a sup- porter of that Government, and one in friendly relations with it should be able to render more elfi-, cleat service, than # member of the Opposition who has no inter-, eats in Huron and who would nat- urally work in the interests of his own county. Again soliciting your note, I am Faithfully yours, A. IL MtJSGROVhh. Parte For Sale Pieasant View Farm for sale. 120 arras, 100 cleared, 20 hard 'wood bush. Well fenced, good state of culttyation, eind mill, good water, bank barn 82a 52, Oood eat building's, teen ''storey brick cottage with 11 rooms. ROST, Lit A.TBORN, Bttrtttacle, Ont. Having opened a Grocery Store in the old stand known as the old North End Groc- ery, I solicit a fair share of the patronage''of the people of Wingham and vicinity. We will always keep a clean and fresh. stock of Groceries, etc. and can assure you eatisfar- t.ion. Try us with your next order. A. BELL Phone 193 Cash for Butter and Eggs �lLLjgli.ilLtJ111111i/1113fI Tit For the June Bride. In Our .North Window We Are Showing Some Very Dainty Crea= tions In the ' Very Newest of Fashionable $ Footwear. These are very suitable for the J line bride and ara equal in daintiness and style to anything being shows in the large city stores. There is just one difference, however, and that is that our prices particularly on Pumps and Slippers are much lower. Instead of describing these lines (which in fact space will not permit) we would ask every lady whether a to -be, a could -be, a would -like -to -be or a does -not -want - to -be bride to Take a Look in our North Window. Sole Agents For The WILLIS & CO. THE SI -HOE STORE FOR "'SHOE; LADIES FIRST-CLASS NEW LAUNDRY LOW SAM WAIT, Josepltirie St., Wingham, solicits a trial on work whioh will be executed by hand with- out the use of aeide, lime or any other chemicals to destroy the clothes. Ladies' Collars and Cuffs done the best in the town. Stana-np Collars ironed without be- ing broken in tbo wing. Shirts ironed so that they will not hurt your neck. Give ns a trial. Laundry called for and returned, LOW SAM ,WAH Opposite A. E. Smith's Bank. COAL. Scranton or Lehigh HARD, BRIGHT and CLEAN Wood E.nd Kindling LOWEST PRICES. R. J. Cantelon Office with Dominion Express Co. Oen ammememier lininnallinlin awe I'CHRTSTIE'S GROCERY' PHONE 59 Store opens 7 a. nt. Closes 7 p. tn. HEINZ MUSTARD I,TCHUP rhes is a eoiitpat`atively beW produc- tion, The quelrty is superb and We think it has the !laver to commend Itself to almost any' trate. Try a bottle. The prioeyie-250. i+resh Shipments of Straw berries. ii _. ry HEINZ PEA NUT BUTTER. The right and ONLY S.INIT-Mil" Way shou to boldy Pea Bibe ot l3otterosed. Ileiie i:u jars. It expve Set a very :high standard for then Pea Nut Butter end it never'variee. in Jate- 2Jo and 30. eaeb. Agent for Pleischltalt"s Vcast1 *'+�iF>1NWIIN'rlili 11111 iIIIWY why so many new Jz•✓�, ^,.SS 'SLY• K i ..W.' T 1LLEN LUMtT7~12 customers are brought in by former ones. Q The popularity of our clothes and the service we render work like an endless chain. iJ It's gratifying to us and every- one contented, and it encourages us to do the utmost in quality and value -giving each season. - We've gone further this season than ever before, Ask your Art Clothes friend.