HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1904-08-25, Page 8We've Got Too Many
Shoes-7---1-lave You?
114 f '1' If not,. come here and get a pair
at a price so low, that it will astonish
you. Our Fall stook is on the road
and we must have room for it.
re a Besides, its the policy of this
store never to carry stock from sea-
son to season, and
1 ShoeWe Never Will
Our low prices will move the
Shoes. Eere are inducements that
will make your feet and pocketbook
S very uneasy.
It's a Shoe Treat for the whole
Ifamily.
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Sale will commence
"1" �!" this very day ,,.
75 Pairs of Misses' Box Calf and Doppia, Button and Lace
Boots, Toe Cap, light and heavy Soles, all sizes 11 to 2,
I Regular Prices are $1,75, $1.50 and $1.00
Sale Price -$t,35, $1.15, $1.00
50 Pairs of Girls' and little Gents' Lace and Button Boots,
= Patent and self -Tip, every Pair solid, Regular Price $1.25
and $1.00 -on Sale for $1,00 and 75o
Ladies' and Gents' Shoes, at Belmar, Perces
W. J. Greer, The Shoer
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TEACHER WANTED
For School Section No. 0, Turnberry,
duties to commence October 4th, 1004.
State qualification, and salary expect-
ed ; applications to be in by Sept. loth.
JOHN PORTER, Sur.,
51-1 s Winghaanx P. O.
e Octo
ST. LOUIS
AND RETURN
From Wingham, good for 15 days. Stop.
over at Canadian points, Detroit and Chicago,
Proportionate rates from other points.
Through sleeper for St. Louis leaves Streets -
vine .Tot. at 8.43 p.m. daily.
Apply to any Canadian Pacific Agent, or
A., 11. Notman, Asst. General Passenger
Agent, Toronto.
Canadian National Exhibition.
Toronto, Aug. 29th to Sept. 10th.
xa3.85 Wingham to Toronto and return.
Good going August 29th to Sept. 9th. -
$270good going Aug. 30, Sept. 1.3, 7, and
9th. All tickets valid for return until Sep-
tember 13th.
World's Fair, St Louis.
$laCago.trtaierprivil-
eges thic,Derondntm
Canadian stations.
LABOR DAY.
Monday, Sept. sth.
Single fare for round trip. Good Going
Sept. 3.4, and 5th. valid returning until Sept.
10th. Between all stations in Canada, also to
Detroit and Port Huron, Mich., Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Falls and N.Y.
For tickets, Illustrated literature and full
information call on L. HAROLD, Depot Tick-
et Agent.
.1. D. McDONALD
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
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The Wingham
School
will open Thursday, September
the First, with the following
staff ....,.
Form 1. , . , A. II. Musgrove., Principal
Poria 2.. , . , ..... , . Miss R. McLean
Form 8 Miss tit. L. Steck
Poem 4 Miss M. Cornyn
Form 5 Miss B. Reynolds
Form C.. , ..... Mise 0. Farquharson
Foran 7 Miss it, Reid
Form 8 Mies A. Cummings
Form O Miss E. Matheeon
i or all these forms we have
the .needed supplies, The new-
est text books can be secured
here, as well as all the latest
novelties in School Supplies.
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TUB W NGITAM ADT.#.#..5.1' OR
Belmo* e, Howlck.
Mrs. Wynn, 1,Vinghenr, was the Another of ITowlek's oltl residents
guest Of het• sister, Mrs. Tremble, on passed away on 111cintley afternoon in
Sunday. the person of Elizabeth Day, relict of
Mrs. Duffy has returned; from a the late John tl41.7 in the 92utL year of
pleasant visit with her niece, Mrs. age, ,
hiilrs,1Vatlkerton. Joint J. Montgomery and wife of
A very large crowd attended the Orangeville have left for Owen Sound,
auction sale of cattle in Belniore, an and we understand that it is his has
Saturday last in which Mr, IT. Per- tention to permanently remain In than
Ides disposed of about 00 }read of ambitious town.
cattle. Adam Ries' fancily, who have been
Amongst those who took advantage quarantined for the past two weeks
of the exeurston to Manitoba, on for scarlet fever*, will be released this
Tuesday last were:---11fr. J -I. Abram week and tho .scute adtsinefected, The
end Gordon, Geo. Lowry*, Cleo, Mar- disease wasof uL mild type,
shall, W. Peterntan and W. Bremner, The giivden party under the :auspices
all of this place, of the Episcopal church held at the
The home of Mr, 'Wm. McKee, was resklenee of Mr. Geo. porton last
the scene of a very pleasant surprise Thursday night was a great success.
last Friday evening, when the meet- There was a very large crowd in at-
bers of the Methodist church, Bel- tendence the proceeds amounting to
more, assembled to present Miss $OO.21,
Mabel McKee with a token of ap- What might have proved a serious
predation of her services as organist accident happened last week at W. J.
of that church, in the form of a silver Strong's, 10th lino, where Clelland
basket and silver sugar bowl. Mrs, Bros. were sawing wood. with the cir-
1. Lucas read the following address, enlar saw. The saw was caught in
and Mrs. Wnt. Lowry made the pre the log, a piece was broken off and
septation. thrown about thirty feet and hit A.
To Miss Mabel McKee, A. Grisham on the leg and inflicted en
Dear Friend :-We the members of ugly wound.
Belntore Methodist church have as- A successful barn raising took place
as-
sembled at your borne this evening,
for the purpose of expressing our ap- ou Friday last at J. A. Patterson's,
predation of your valuable services to Mr, P. lost his barn abort two weeks
ns, in the position of organist, for the ago, being struck by lightning and
past year and a half. We are sorry eonstuned by the flames with alarge
to lose yon, for your regular attend-
ance at tIle meetings, your uuwaver- quantity of hay, grain and contents.
ing fidelity, together with your social He secured another barn, 40x60 feet,
Qualities, have endeared you to us.. from a farmer in Wallace. The farm -
We feel our song service has largely exs turned out with their teams and
succeeded tlosing i your efforts, and took it down and drew it and a large
we feel, in losing you, we are losing g
one of the faithful. Allow us to pre- straw shed to the old foundation. In
sent this silverware as a small tangible less than seventeen days the frame of
evidence of the higb. esteem in which the new barn was standing on the
we hold you. We earnestly and sin-
cerely hope that abundant success foundation of the old ane. A number
may attend you in whatever sphere of willing.hands went to work and al -
you .illy be, and when your star has most closed in the main part of the
set at life's close, may it not be as the barn the same day.
evening star, which sinks below the
darkened West, but as the morning The hail -storm .of last week proved
Robt. Elliott has --gone to Toronto star, which melts away in the bright- more destructive in Howiek than was
for a few weeks. - ness of Heaven. at first' supposed. The following
Mr. and Mrs. P. Linklater spent Signed in behalf of the church. losses are reportedWolf,
W. H. Lowry, W. E. Lucas. :-J. 1000
Sunday in Clifford.
E. Grange of Toronto has been visit -
lug at H. E. Isard's,
bushels of oats destroyed in ane
minute. Joseph Heinbaecher, 15th
Bluevale. con., loses 80 acres of oats, new
Miss Anna Gra returned home last
week from St. Louis. Mr. McKenzie Messer of Wingham variety, splendid crop: Says not 10
spent Sunday at home. bushels saved. Wm. Gedkie has not'
Norman Disney is spending his holi-
days $100 worth of crop left. P. Dickett
with Clinton friends. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Holmes visited stifles:* loss of oats and barley. Jas.
Miss Day of Ingersoll has been visit- near Teeswater this week. Wright (Hooey Farm) loss of oats.
ing her brother Sherman, of town, Miss Annie McGillvary of Listowel Councillor Chris. Binkle, field of blue
Mrs. Henderson of Goderich is the is visiting Miss Cora Messer. peas, shelled out, flat as the floor.
guest of her sister, Mrs, W. Green. Mr. Henry McHardy of Goderich, Louis Lusch, 19 acres of oats almost
Dr. Frank Buggin of Texas was, a spent Sunday at his home here. worthless. P Milligan suffers con-
ing
• t the Advance office on Friday
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hodg- visited at C. R. Brinl el s this a
r .t arc siderable loss. Ben. Kerwin estimates
Mrs. Doesburgof Hamilton is visit- Mr. and Mrs. Aley of Wingham
- i week.
his loss to crop equal to five year's
son.Miss Mabel Shiell of East Wawa- seeding. Campbells and Drummond s'
John Connell and P. Brown' of Clif- nosh visited Miss Alice Duff this week. crops damaged. D. Huebaclt damage
• ford spent Sunday at 3. J. Elliott's,dlr- Percy Paterson left on Friday to crop. Very heavy losses around
V. S.for Saginaw, Mich„ where he intends
Lakelet are reported. The windows
- Robt. Sturdy, of Owen Sound, spent to stay, of the Methodist church were badly
Sunday with his family in Wing- smashed. Losses are also reported
ham. Miss Jennie Elliott was at Toronto in Carrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Anderson are ex- last week attending the funeral of a
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petted Name from. Winnipeg in a few
relative, 1
days. Me. Will. Paterson has returned to To Break Up a Cold
Miss Lizzie Edwards of Toronto was New York after spending his holidays Right qusekly nothing works so
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week, sends a glowing warmth all through
Mrs. Fred. McCracken and. children g g
Mrs. Littlejobns and family of f Brussels were visitors to BluovaIe the body, and when rubbed on the
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Hamilton have been guests of Mrs. P.throat and chest loosens up the cough
the. guest of Miss Jennie Currie last
at home. nicely as etviline taken real hot. It
on Tuesda and relieves ti g
htness and soreness in
Tansley. 3 •
the chest. Nerviline is used as a pre -
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, jun., Misses Nina Isbister and Edna Man- the the and for colds, coughs and
of Ayhner, visited friends in town ning and J. Isbister of Morris visited ventivwinter las in cure for thousands of homes be -
this week. at F. B. Scott's this week, cause it goes right to work and brings
Mrs. Sutton of Denfleld is spending We congratulate Miss Cora Messer relief quickly. There is no remedy in
a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and the world with half the power and
Mrs. Watt. a on having successfully passed the Jun- merit of Nerviline ; it's invaluable in
for Leaving examination. every house. In large bottles, price
Miss Lowe of Winnipeg and 11liss 25 cents.
Hood of Lucknow visited friends in Among those who went from Blue -
town this week. vale on the excursion to the West on '1'
Mr. VanStone of Southampton was Tuesday were :-Miss Belle Burgess,
the guest of his brother, W, F. Van- Miss Jessie McKellar, Mrs. J. 3.. Den -
Blyth.
Stone, this week. man, Walter Burgess, Bert Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Jones were
Mrs. E. P. Trernpe and Miss Lottie •and Mr. W. Denman.
Bisbee are spending a week with their
brothers in town.
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Ensign Taylor of Montreal has been Jamestown.
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. Currie 'Cel. Watson made a shipment of
of Faust Wawanosh.Miss Mina McK elvey returned last cattle from Clinton on Monday.
Miss Maggie Tibbs is holidaying at week from her .visit to Hamburg. Jas. McIlittr%Itie returned from his
Dashwood and intends taking the ex- Mrs. Bokmier Sr., of Ethel, is at outingat Atlantic Cit New Jersey.
cursion trip 40 Detroit. Y,
present visiting her son Lou of this on Monday.
Traveller John Young of London. place,
spent a few days in town last week, birs, Wilt. Turveyof Toronto is at Wm. Bowden of Exeter has been
remaining over Sunday. appointed kind valuator for the 0. P.
Mrs. J. R. -Woods returned last week present 'visiting her parents, Mr. and R. in the purchase of right of way in
from a visit to friends in Tiverton, Mrs. Sam. Caldbeck: T3nroll Co.
Kincardine and Port Elgin. 14Ii;s, John Wilson of Essex, who is During the stores on Sunday night
in Bruce -
field on Monday.
Elate Livingstone has a staff of
coopers, making apple barrels.
£ley.
For Grey* township, .the Gritij have
filed 53 appeals axtd Tories, 08.
and. Mrs, Mason heti their two
boys baptized, sprinkled with water
Out of the river Jordan. N. and Mrs.
Milne also had their children baptized
this week,
Mr. Duncan P. Clark, Principal of here for the benefit of her health, has the .tarn of Wan. Taylor of Morris,
fug his e sistevey rehool,Gaviin iWilsonvisit- been very poorly. this last few days. was totally destroyed by fire ; no in -
Mrs. Geo. Roe, and her guest, Miss Miss Etta Hansuld of Ethel, who surance•on barn.
Mortimer of Danbury, Connecticut, has been visiting her uncles Mr. Geo. The following people Ieft here Tues.
have gone to visit friends in Toronto. and Louis Eekmier, returned home day lnornitag for Manitoba :-Hinsley
Iasi Sunday. Nicol, Ed. Haggitt, Wm. Logan, Geo.
Miss Maude eston,ty left ng accepted 11ir. Lorne McKelveyf tfarristpn, Cowan and Geo, Mains.
morning for Preston, having accepted Y
a situation in the office of the Preston visited over Sunday at his home here.
glove factory,His father Wm. McKelvey is still •1.
Miss Vera Fairfield returned to her keeping very poorly. S11$1>>1<.
home at VErallaceburg this morning,
after spending a few weeks with ss e are very sorry to report the
friends 1n town. serious illness of Will. Riley Jr., with
Mr. Mason of* Rochester, nn old typhoid fever. We sincerely hope he
Markdale "boy" whom we had not` may soon be well again.
.net for years, gave the editor a, brief Mr, frank Powell student of Huron
call on Tuesday. , college, London, is expected to take
J. A. Mnnshaw wins in town on charge of the prayer meeting in
Thursday. A number of jewellers fVictoria Hell next Friday evening.
from other towns and villages atter
him here to place orders.
John Taylor of Hanover spent .last
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 556,000,000 PROBL13M,
George Taylor of the 13 line, and with A descriptive pamphlet has been is -
other friends in this vicinity, sued giving full information rekardiitg
Mr. Alin Joynt of Ltueknaw has re- the Great World's Fair, St, Louis, to
turlted front a trip to .Taeksonville, which
periiiatting stop over tit Chico,-
Floc ida ; he gave the Advance a caul. o, Detroit and at intermediate, Cana -
on Tuesday and renewed his subsersp- dian stations. (;all on Grand Trunk
tion. Agents and secure eopq of booklet or
sednger Agent, Toronto.
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Rev. Jas. Anderson of Drayton,
North Dakota Conference is visiting
his sister Mrs. Ii. Park, Ked mother,
Mrs. Anderson, who resides with Mos.
Park,
Mrs, Charles Conroy of Windsor is to ;firs, Der�e�,y� Carol (twee Miss
siting her Blau liter, flits, A. M. sample). of Wolsele Mattitol,
a dress J, D. McDonald, District Pas-
fllltTl3s.
C'arrol---'lit Brussels, on the 10th Inst.,
visiting
Mies Lattcan anti Master Yx i'`'
801t
Roy Tobin of Windsor are also guests ritA121tYA0#>;8,
of him, Crawford. Taylor -McCracken ---At the residence
Mrs. and Rev. T. W. Malcolm, of of the bride's parents, Winghttta, on
Chicago, have been visiting Mrs. Mal- August 21, by Rev, .las. McCracken,
tout's mother, Mrs. Coventry of town. Brother of the bride, Mr. Albert L.
Miss 11 Coventry of New York is also Taylor of London to Miss E. Emily,
- visiting the parental haine. daughter of John McCracken,
COOPER, �MlE 1 COend, •
Jos. Iridium hats boon visiting
C .) Y >r 1�C. l • i,. r friends In Paris, Brantfnrcl mid other
places. On Will pv inornin Mr. Bracl-
(Buc0essorb to Alex, Rate) k
win, who only to es A11011 efleo in
awv0ral years left to visit ol�
friends
,
'11'1... t 1 „int Southern Oiittarlo for a few days,
Tttllock--Johnston--•-0n August i'7t1t,
at the residenceof the bridle's father,
by Rev. lir, Oundy, Andrew H.1''tul-
loch of Sarnia to Miss Clare, May
Johnston, eldest ::