HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-04-08, Page 8Sale of
Ladies'
Spring
Coats
24 Ladies' Spring Coats in Fawns,
°€greys, and Navy Blue. Some of these
coats are silk 'lined. Regular $1.2,
15 and 18. Sale price. to clear $5.95
250 yds. of Dress Goods on sale to
oiear at 28c yd. These goods are .
lustre, tweeds, suitable for dresses and
skirts, in navy, grey, Kings blue and
brown. _ Sale price 2$c per yd.
35 pairs Men's Trousers to clear.
These trousers are all dark patterns in
the best selling sizes. Regular $3
and $3.50, Sale price to clear $1.69
Highest Prices* Paid for Trade
Mail orders promptly filled.
HANNA & CO. I
Phone 70.
Farm Produce Wanted
Butter and
Eggs
Our warehouse is open to you.
Bring or send all you have to us.
CREAM
Creamis being tested here, but if
it is more convenient for you, we
will send it direct to London. We
supply shipping cans.
fertilizer
fertilizer is being kept in gstock,
get information regarding our crop
competition, it is worth trying for.
SIVE Hoos.i.Durinihe month of
March we have bought 'hogs and
believe we will be buying for some
time to come.
A. H. Wilford
WHOLESALE PRODUCE DEALER
WINCRIAM ONT.
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The ideal laxative for women
and children
Gentle but
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Pleasant to
take
No ingredient in Rezall. O 1erlies is in the Rexall Orderlies are a speoific for constipation
slightest degree harmful or injurious. for people of all ages because, having a tonic
Even the most delicate child can be given effect on the bowels, their use tends to restore
Rexall Orderlies, for they are safe, easy to ad- these organs to their normal activity.
minister and mild in action. No other laxative They are particularly recommended for wom-
is so good for children. en during pregnancy and after child -birth.
Made in Canada and sold in metal boxes at 10c, 25c and 50c each, at Bezel' Stores only, on their
guarantee—"money back 0 not satisfied." Get a Box Today from
J. W. McKibbon, Druggist
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Blyth last meeting were read and adopted
on motion nnot Wheeler and Adair.
Mr. A. H. Wilford of Wingham Wtugham tPebl shing Cas oen to the
theirs be-
spent Paster at his home here, ing the lowest tender; Bylaws were
Friends of Mr. Ben Mason. will re- read three times and pase'appoiat-
gret to learn of his illness, We hope rent year,11viz:— enflcede-Viewers, Wm.
for a speedy res very, H. Mundell; Thos. Aetkin, Wm. S.
Mr. Joseph Stothers has been ap• Ring, Thos. Haugh, Sarni. Vanstone,
pointed bythe Ontario Government, a James E. Nichol, Joseph Love!, Frank
p Wright jr, E. Orvis, and Robert Lea -
Notary Public for the Provinee.
The Dramatic Society of Trinity
Church will present the Domestic
Drama, entitled, "The Country Doc-
tor in Industry Hall, Thursday, April
15th, Pathmosters:-•Alex Findlater, R. Jef-
frey, W. H. Mundell, H. Cameron, J.
Mr. Wm. Scott left last week to visit Little. D. Holmes, A. Stapleton, IL
in the States, He will spend some Godkin Jr„ J Tervitt, D. Marshall, R.
thorn. Pound-Keepers:—Robert Me.
Hague, Alex Findiater, Jas. S. Scott,
Hugh Tucker, Andrew Gemmell, Jas.
Kirnon, Peter S. McEwen, F. W.
Wright, Sr. E. Orvis, Jas. William-
son, John Mundell and W. D. Elliott,
time at the Panama Pacific Interna.
tional Exposition at the San Francis-
co, Cal., before returning home.
On Monday several horse buyers
were in town, and a large number of
horses were inspected for Army pur-
poses. We understand they purchas-
ed 15 horses.
In the passing of William Jackson
of town on Saturday morning, April
3rd, this section loses one of its highly
esteemed residents. Mr. Jackson
had not enjoyed the best of health for
several weeks having recovered 'parte
ally from an operation, He took sud•
denly worse and after linger ing for sev-
eral days he obeyed the final summons
aad passed into the epi' it world. Mr.
Jackson was born in Waterloo Co,
and when two years of age came to
the 8th con. of Morris. In 1800 he
was married to Mise Alice Hood of
Morris. For 29 years he held the
position of choir master at the Jack-
son appointment. For tbo past 12
years he has been an active and ener-
getic citizen. At the time of his
demise he held the office of Secretary
of the Agricultural Society. The ser-
vice at hie home on Monday afternoon
was conducted by his pastor, Rev. G.
Jewitt. • A large number of our citi-
zens paid their tribute of respect to tl t3
deceased. On the casket was a wreath
from the Adult Bible class and many
other floral tributes of respect. Inter-
ment was made at Union cemetery,
Among those from a distance who
attended the funeral were, Mrs. John
Conery of Guelph, Mr. Jame of
Whitby, Mr. Alex. Hood of Pontiac;
Mich., and Mr, H. Skelton of Detroit.
Deceased leaves a widow who has the
sympathy of a,large circle of friends.
In polities deceased was a Liberal, in
religion a Methodist; deceased was
61 years of age.
Resell Orderlies, the modern laxa-
tive, cleanse the system and beaut-
ify the complexion. Sold only by J.
W. McKibbon, The Rexall Store, 103.,
25. & 50e. boxes. •
Bluevale.
Report of Easter Promotion examin•
ations in Bluevale P. S. Pass 00.
Honors 75.
Jr. 4th to Sr. 4th—Annie Smeltzer
77, Harvey Haney 72, Harvey Messer
07, Ella Dobie 65, Eldon McKinney 05,
Roy Mason 03.
Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4:h—Pierson McIntrye
86, Margaret Curtis 00, Stella Elliott;
0I Stanley Gallager 42,
Sr. 2ad to Jr. 3rd—Edgar McMieh-
ael80, Bertha Gannett '70, James Wat-
son 70, Robert Tulloch 72, Archie W-
E aney 01.
Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2nd—Jean Blaek 78, K.
McDonald 77, Cecil Dobie 02, Cliffot d
Elliott 00.
Pt, 2 to Jr, 2nd—Harold Watson,
Roy Thomas, Willie Mundell, Charlie
Gannett, Harry Elliott, Thomas Cal-
vert.
Jr. Pt, 2 to Sr, P. '2 .Charlie Mess.
er, Beatrice Dobie, Cecil Stewart,
Sr. 4,h --E .amined in spelling, read•
ing, writing, drawing, arithmetic,
grammar, composition, history, geog.
raphy. x Failed in the subject. Cam.
eron McDonald S0, Cora Jewitt 67,
Leonard Elliott 64, x James noble 00'
xx Belle Errington 48.-0, M. Messer,
Teacher.
Turnberry.
Minutes of Council meeting held in
Binevale, Monday, Match 29th 11115,
A11 the nlentber present. Minutes of
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Stakes, J. Weir, W. S. Mitchell, T
James, A Jobneton, J. E. Homuth, p,
Woods, Alex Foagie, R. Wilton, T,
Gilmour, F. Carrutberr, A, Wheelanr,
A. 131. tlomuth, M, Willits, E Bolt, A.
McPherson, J. H. Powell, I. J.
Wright, H. Turnip, S. King, W.
Ho?mea, P. McEwen, J, McNaugbtr n
J. McEwen Sr. P, Scott, Cloin Hig-
gins. R. Black, P. King, 11, Diment,
M. Praetor, 3, Lennox, J. McKenzie,
G. Bristle, 0, Gannett, D. McNaugh-
ton, R. Hogg, G. Walker, H. Merkley,
J. Lane, A. Gemmell. H. Muir. W.
Leckie, J. Moffatt. W. T. P. •—G
Wilson, J. Reed, G. Pbippin, 0, S.
Cruickshank, Wm, Bolt, E. Copeland.
Bluevale:—R. Musgrove. Accounts
to the amt, of $25.20 were paseed and
cheques issued. '
On motion of Wheeler and Adair
the council adjouraed and will hold
their next regular meeting in Blue -
vale on Monday, May 3rd, 1915 at
2 p.m,—P. Powell, Cletk,
Whitechurch
Wien, women and children of every
age, all find Resell Orderlies a perfect
laxative. Sold only by J. W. McKib-
bon,The Resell Stare, 10a., 253., & 50c,
boxes,
Miss T. Patterson of Toronto spent
the holidays at the home of her
brother, Mr. K. Paterson.
Dr. Jamieson and Mr. 14. Henderson
were visiting for a few days with
friends in Barrie and Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Henry spent a few
days with relatives in Hamilton.
Mr. Russell MacKay of Guelph and
Messrs John Kennedy and Arthur
Smith of London, spent the week end
with friends here.
Mr. Charles Gillespie left on Monday
for Seaforth where he has secured a
position as butter maker for the corn.
mg season.
Mrs. J. trre Stewart and little
daughter Muriel spent the Easter
vacation with relatives in Hanover.
Miss Annie H. Henry is visiting at
her home here,
Mise Lillian. Longman conducted the
Young Peoples' meeting on Sunday
evening when the subject was,
"Con q ue ring Discouragement".
Next Sunday evening topic is. "Set-
ting Ready for the nest Life" when
Mr. W. Henry will have charge of
the meeting,
Wroxeter.
The Wroxeter Lawn Bowling Club
have reorganized for coming season.
Hon. Pres, --Con. Reis,
Pres.—Rev, T. M. Wesley,
' Vice-Pres.—Neil White,
Sec. Treas.—Fz ed Davey.
The committee expect to have
green in rptendid condition.
the
For Sale
Second hand Coal Oil Stove, Blue
Flame with 3 burners and oven, in
gond Condition. ---Apply to Mre. R.
Beatty.
Chiropratic
When the spine Is right the body is
right. A Chiropra3tor will keep
your spine right that you may have
Continued good health, If your beilth
is already poor a course of Chiroprar.
tic Spinal Adjustments will put yonr
spine tight
J. A. FOX Ile,
Graduate Chtrpractor
How Much for Your Cream?
Any one will pay you 28c OASHZ FOR BUTTER This is equal
to 33•c PLR L13. BUTTER PAT. it you are not getting this
churn your butter and bring it to vs, also your eggs. We pay
Eigheet gash Price. Watch for onr Ad Next Week. We will
give you some information.
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Miss Gertie Bush spent a rouple of
days with Mies Clara McKersie in
Gorrie,
Mre..David Weir is at present vielt-
ing Mr, and Mrs. John Hartley of
Vankleek Hill.
Mr. John Weir of the Royal Bank
of Toronto spent Easter with his
mother, Mrs. Wm, Weir.
Mr. John Gemmlll has purchased an.
auto from Mr. Ezra Merkley of Wing-
bam. Jack believes In keeping up
with the times.
Honor Roil Grows
Four more of Winghanes sons have
enlisted, they are Harry Brown,
Robert Chittleburgh, Wm. Hayden
and Alfred Pullen. The name of
Alfred Jones was omitted from our
list on another page. This makes 60
(sixty) from our town. What town
has done so well?
Belgrave
Rev. Kilpatrick and wife spent the
holidays in Godericb.
Rev, Austin Budge of Creewore,
spent a few day with his father who
is under the doctor's care.
Mise Norio Rountree of London is
spending the Easter week with her
cousin, Miss Mabel Ferguson.
Miss Carson of Wingham, is the
guest of Mrs. D. Scott.
Little Robbie McKenzie who has
been quite ill with pneumonia is im.
proving.
The social which was to be held in
aid of the Patriotic League on Friday
evening was postponed on account of
bad roads. Further annoucements
will be trade.
Farm far Rent
A good Pasture Farm for rent, North
Part, Lot 1, Con, 7, lizards. wined
well witb self•puwping wind mill. For
further perliculare apply to John Will -
lanes, 168 Brent St., London, Ont,. tf
Apple Butter
Apple butter le a good substitute for
fruit. Our supply is going rapidly,
secure a pail now. Still selling
at six cents per pound.
E. 'Ieskley & San.
Pot Rent
The Cummings' Souse and shop on
Victoria•Street for rent. Will rent
separately or together, Apply to Mr.
Geo. Wraith, Wingham, Ont, tf
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CHRISTIE'S
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Store opens 7 m.
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THE REASON WHY
Our Teas are Economical
Ounce for ounce our own
special Blends of Tea will
give MORE and BETT-
ER Liquor than almost
any other Tea on the mar-
ket.
(I THEY HAVE
A DISTINCTIVE FLAVOUR
35c, 45c and 60c per lb
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Use Cantelon's Coal
The very best hard coal mined.
We keep a good supply of Hard
and Soft Wood and Cedar Kindling.
Give us a trial order and join our
hundreds of satisfied customers.
R. J. Cantelon
Office with Dominion Express Co.
1'. 0. Box 127
3 Great Leaders
QUEEN QUALITY
SHOES FOR WOMEN
The best in the world
MURRAY SHOE FOR MEN
The Best Shoe for Men
AND OUR FARM SHOE
This Farm Shoe is an Ex
ceptionally Good One
The uppers are made of "Real Calf"
They will not get hard—no tacks or
nails to hurt the feet and the price for
a real good ti shoe is very reasonable,
namely,
$3.50 and the cash discount is 25 cents
thereby making this excellent shoe (in
fact equal to any hand -made for $3.25)
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W. A. CAMPBELL
Every Suit and Overcoat and every
article of Men's wear must be cleared out
The time is short now as 1 expect to be
out of town by MAY lst
SO HELP ME OUT
Men's Overcoats, Youths' Over-
coats, Boys' Overcoats, Men's, Boys'
and Youths' Suits, Men's and Youths'
Trousers, Boys' Boomers and Knick-
ers, all must be cleared out at regard-
less of cost.
Underwear of all kinds, shirts, col-
lars, neckwear, Boys' worsted and
cashmere stockings, Men's half hose,
hats, caps, gloves, braces, Boys'coat
sweaters, Men's fancy vests and every
day vests, overalls, smocks, etc.
Everything in,the store is reduced
in this sale.
Nonce—All Accounts must be paid or payment arranged
for by April lStlic
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