The Wingham Times, 1910-08-04, Page 8rt
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MINOR !,QOM.%
--Wiogiiana fall fair vn Sept. 29th
and nth.
•--Regular meeting of Ptabiio SobQol
Board next 'Tuesday eveates%
--The .Cioderiah bowllug tournament
Will open on Tuesday, August 9th,
Keep the dates of the Wipellttm fall
far in mind—Sept. 29th and 30th.
.—Get a copy of the prize list for
1 inghpttee tall fah at the 'Triune office,
—The TJ:ui;s will be sent to any ad
dress in Canada to January let, 1911 for
2b cents.
—Mr. W. H. Elntonl, contractor, was
in (Sortie last w: ek budding a verandah
for lflr. Alex. Carson.
—Send. the TIMES to your friends
Sent to any address in Canada to Jai -
nary 1st, 1011, tor 25 oouts.
—Winghatn High School baseball
team will play a game with the school
team at Te€sweter on Friday evening.
--Mauy friends here will be sorry to
bear that Mr, john Gentles, of Kumar.
din was stricken with paralysis on
Tuesday morning and is very seriously
--We are Barry to report this week
that hire, H. Hinsoiiii?e is Seriously ill
and was taken to the hospital on Sun•
day„ tier many friends will wish her a
speedy reoovery,
—Darky Hal, owned by Mr, J, E,
Swarts of this town, won the 2 minute
pacing race at Kalamazoo, Mioh., on
Friday last. The parse was $1,500 and
the best time made by Darky Hal was
2.041. The Eel won second money.
—Suddenly Monday morning while go.
ing from Port Dover to Toronto, An-
drew Gunn, president of Ounn's. Ltd,,
dropped dead on the train, This firm
bas a branch in Winghatn and Mr. Gunn
was well known to many of oar cit.
9zens,
—Chester R. Copeland, formerly of
Culross, now of Wingham, who for the
past year and a half has been teaching
school at Cairo, has received an appoint.
anent as railway mail clerk and com-
menced duty last week between Wing.
ham and London.
—Word was received in town on Tues.
clay morning of the death of Mr. Rich.
and Sutton, at his home in Waterloo,
Mr. Sutton was for Bome years G. T. R.
agent in Wingham and spent his early
life here, having learned the operating
in Wingham, ,At time of writing no
particn18ra are at hand.
—Mr. Geo, Totten, who says he is 107
years old, walked to town on Tuesday, 'a
distaace of Mr, Totten is qune ite feeble and it isile, and twine gdif-
flouit for hint to get around. He settled
on his farm east of Fordwich in 1854,
and he aaya this year's crop is the best
he ever had, -Fordwich Record.
—East Wawanosh voters list for this
year postedas 10 beenprinted
Poter&td's will
office at
Marnooh on taint' the names Augustt
of564 voters, ofh. The lHwhich
449 are on part one of the list; 100 on
part 2; 15 on part 3. There are 286 per.
sons qualified to serve as jurors,
—Samuel Johnston, of the Babylon
line, Stanley Township, committed sui-
oide Thursday night by taking a dose of
carbolic aoid. He had been to a garden
party at 'Varna in the evening, On re-
turning home he went out into a field
on his own farm and did the deed. Be
bad been in poor health for a year or
more.
PERSONAL.
Wm. Nicholson visited at I£inear-
dice for over Sunday.
Miss
Mabel e ShioII is home from Tor•
onto on two weeks vacation.
Miss Bernice Glazier, of Clinton, is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs, H. $err,
Miss Jean Stewart left on Monday for
'Toronto where she has accepted a posi-
tion,
Mr. Herb Jerome, of Detroit, is 'visit -
Miss
11111111r.
ng with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
erome,
Allis 'Verdes McCracken, of London, is
ing with relatives and friends in
gham,
. Margaret O. Calder was called to
orth moon.professionally on Monday
, M. Lamont, of London, Was call.
n old Wingham friends during the
act week.
Mr. and Mrs. English, of Edmonton,
are visiting with Winghain relatives
and friends.
Misses Mae and llfizinie Drew, of
Toronto, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Jas, MoMannos,
Mr. Spence Currie of Hamilton was
Visiting for a few days With Wingham
relatives and friends«
iss NelliehOrp of Detroit is spend;
ing her holidays with ,i r, end Mrs. Law
Of .Lower Wingham.
siitiwith
Mr.Thos.
h
ie daughter,Mre R
was
visof Van -
Stone for over Sunday,
Mr. Chas. 1fGCoore, of Toronto, was
vfaitiog fora few days with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Wrn. Moore.
Miss Isabel Gunn, B. A., daughter of
Dr. Gunn, of Clinton was the guest of
Dr. Margaret Calder last Week.
Mr. and Mre, Nell McGregor and Miss
1lieGregor, of Toronto were visiting for
a few 'days With old friends ii1'Wing,
ham.
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home of
her
uncle MunOey.
is
spending her holidays fat herddstoolt home in
tOldirt,
ed fo r encs $un&&y with his parents In
town.
her holidays th her Istt r at en°Weit
Sound.
unemearid Helen
ll*sttd osif lrit itt 0We
SOOOd.
Mr. John Reading, of Hamilton. ie
visiting with I is mother, Oba44es
Heading,
Mrs. Flood and Miss Mamie Flood are
vieitire with relatives end friends in
Weedstooit.
Rev, Dr. end Mts. Rutledge and Miss
Rutledge are ependipg their holidays at
JKtucardine.
We Chan, Barber and daughter, Miss
Lina, are visiting this week. with rely-,'
lives in Loehr:ow,
Mrs. Rolnnd Beattie and little son, of
Alhsten, are visiting with be parenty,
Mr. and. Mrs, Geo, MoEerzie,
Little Gertrude Shiell has returned
home after spending a weeks in Toronto
with her sisters, Misses Mahal and
Jennie.
Mrs. ,Toon Marro, of Teeswater, who
hat been a patient in the hospital for
the last three of four weeks returned
home on i4ondac,
Mies Ada Haines is spending her holtd'tye with her - uncle, Mr, Edward
Haines and other relatives around For-
dyce and St, Helena.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Schnook and Miss
Viola Schvock, of Monorief were visit.
inti for a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
T. D. MoEwen, 1st line, Morris.
Mrs, W. H. Willie, of Winghaw is
holidaying et the parental home. She
is a daughter of H. and Mrs. Gerry of
Brussels —Brussels Post.
Mrs McGuire left last week for Neu-
etadt where she will reside with her son,
Mr. J. E, McGuire. who is Manager of
the Bank of Hamilton in that Plage,
Mr. John Fisher left last week for the
West where he will spend some time in
the hope of getting better health. We
trust he may return home in the very
of health.
The engagement is announced of
Clara E., youngest daughter of Mrs,
Qhas. Huston, Ripley, Ont., to J. Er.
neat Roberteon, of Walkerton, Ont.
The marriage will take plane about the
middle of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reading, of War•
wick, England, who are touring
through Canada and the United States.
ep ent a few days at the home of their
late cousin, Charles J. Reading and left
on Monday morning for Muskoka and
pointe West,
Miss Edith E, Elliott. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Elliott. formely of Wing -
ham. and sitter of Mr, H. B. Elliott, was
married at Brantford oo Wednesday to
Mr. Harbert Hartley. Mr, and Mrs,
H. B. Elliott were in Brantford attend.
ing the wedding.
Huron County Won.
At the Lucknw Caledonia Games on
Tuesday in a tug••of.war match between
teams picked from the Counties of
Huron and Bruce, the Huron team won
by getting the first two pulls. Fol.
lowing are the names of the Huron
team:—V. Vannorman, anchor man,
Wingham; T. Miller, D. Gillies, R,
Wooda, West Wawanoeh; W. J. Currie,
East Wawanosh; W. H. 'Thompson,
0. Stapleton, Goderich; G. Higginson,
R. Armstrong, Morris, and Mr, Sennet,
Ashffeld.
BORN.
SrormERN—In ,Dungannon, on July 23rd, to
Mr, and Mrs. George Stothers; a son.
000K -.In Morris, on July 10th, to :,lr. and
Mrs. Wm, Cook, a daughter,
DIED
TRE i•IN—In East Wawanosh, on July 24th,
Catherine Taylor, relict of the Iate Wm. Tre•
win, aged 81 sears and 10 months.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate .f Janes 8. Cumin
fogs, late of the Town of Wingha ., in the
County or Huron, Agent, decea. • ..
Notice is hereby given pursuant o R. S. 0.
1807 Chap.120, Sec. 38, at all • sons having
claims again.t the esti e of th said James B.
Cummings, who died or .out the eighteen•
th day of July, A. D. .110, are required
to send by pest pre or to deliver to
R. Vanstone, Solicitor for the executors on
or before the first
day of September, t•
p r A.
D. 1910
their
names, addresses, descriptions and a
their statement of particulars of their claims
and the nature of the seeurity(if any) held by
them duly certified and that after the said
day the executors will proceed to distribute
the assets of the deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of whi.'h they shall then have notice.
Dated this ;;rd day of August, A. D. 1910.
aR, VANSTONE,
osfore0.
SolicitEcuutors.
WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go•Carts retired
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds.
See our new Combination Stock Rack,
Bargains in Bicycles and sundries,
Plow Points sharpened and made as
good as new at loo each,
W. A. CURRIE
Phone 21. PnomnoTOR'
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STRA''rroRD. otrt.
FALL TERM FROM
AUG. 29th.
The largest and best leraotieal
training school in Western Ontario,
There is no better in the Dominion,
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odl our teachers are exPerien0ed and
we assist graduates to positions.
We have three departments
Comlaxertialf Shorthand
and Telegraphy.
Write at once for inr free catalogue,
ELLIOTT & MCIACHtAN
TOR iR 11tINt .[SAM TX/14 0, .0 .FUST' 4 t IOW
RING'S FOR BARGAIN$
1W E WANT YOUR TRADE
FG'S -T111 BUSY STORE
During July and August we clear out the balance of our SUMMER GOODS,
and you can make BIG MONEY . purchasing HERE. THIS IS
THE SALE that most people wait for. Come with the
crowd and share in the bargains.
Repp and Cotton Rajah, reg, 35c and.25c per yd, Sale price .18
Fancy Satiu Striped Repp, regular 50e per yd, Sale price 25
Fancy Muslins, from 15c to 35c per 3 d, Sale price LI0
Crepe de Chene and Voiles, regular 500 to $1,00 per yd, Sale price 4 .. .39
COME AND SEE..
LADIES' WAISTS—All new and up.to-date stock, at take thetu•away prices.
HOSIERY—Three shades only left, but good ones—White, Mauve, Copenhagen—to clear at .19
LADIES' VESTS --Nice fine rib, lace trimmed, sleeveless, regular 15c. To clear at .10
COTTON ! COTTON 1—The best article of its kind on the market, 36 and 40 in, wide,
to clear at, per yard'
(Wise buyers are putting in a supply
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WANTED—Large quantities Butter, Eggs, Wool, etc., for which we pay the 13I0 PRICE CASH OR TRADE.
6000
GOODS
G. E. KING.
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In the matter of the Estate of George Alexan•
der McIntosh, late of the Township of
Kinloss in .the County of Enloe, Yeoman,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. 8 0
1897, Chap. 120, See. 88, that all ,errors having
claims against the estate of the said George
.Alexander Mclntosn, who died on or about the
Twelfth day of June, A D. 1010, are required to
send by post prepaid or to deliver to R. Van -
stone, Solicitor for the Executors of the said de-
ceased, on or before the Twentyfourth day of
August,
enames,
and a full statement
particulars of their claims and the nature
of the security (if any) held by them duly
certified, and that after_ the said day. the
Executors will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of July A. D. 2910
R. VAr STONE,
Wingham P,U.,
Solleitpr for Executors.
Muskoka
Four Trains from Toronto
9:40 a. m. 12.15 p. m.
6.05 p in, 10 10 p m.
Bala Sleeper carried on 10,10
p. m. train Fridays
moromormrromaroomrtswmamonorma
Enjoy the Cool Breezes of
the Great lakes
Sailings daily except Friday
and Sunday from Owen Sound.
Special train from Toronto 1.00
p m. sailing days,
Meals and berth included on boat
The most pleasantnd ebeapest
route to Winnipeg and West
S. H. BEEMER, Agent, Wiagham.
RAND TRUNKa I :WAY
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SPEND YOUR VACATION AT
THE SEASIDE.
The low rate elrcnrsions via the
Grand Trunk Railway System to:
CacOuna, Que.,
ilalifax, N. S ,
Murray Bay, Que.,
Old Orchard, Me.,
St. John,*N, B.,
Sydney, N. S.;
Chat')bttetowu, P. E. I ,
Kennebunkport, Me„
North, Sydney, N. S ,
Portland, Me„
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St,,oho, Nfld.
W111 enable you to do so at email
cost, Timkets good going Angnst 8,
9, 10, 11, Return limit Aug, 30th,
1910,
SAILINGS OF PASSENGER
STEAMERS
From Sarnia to Soo, Port Arthur
and Dulnth, every Monday, Vired•
neighs).
and Saturday da
y at
sa
80P. m
p
the Wednesday and Saturday steam. -
ers going through to Duluth, Sail,
Jogs from Collinet'ood 1.80p. M. and
Owen Sound 11.30 p. m , Mondays,
Wedoesdaye Mid Saturdays for Soo
and Georgian Bay ports. Sittings
from Penetang 3,15 p. m., to Parry
Sound and way ports daily except
Sunday.
trot tickets and further information
call on G. Lamont, Depot Agent or
addreda J. D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Toronto.
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You get here what you like, and like what you
get at E. C. WHITE'S.
No other tailoring establishment offers such a
wide selection of very fine and fashionable
woolens. Nowhere else aro clothes made with
such style, preeision, individuality and refined
taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for
such values as we offer.
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We are doing a High•Class Tailoring Business_
on a new plan :— BUYING FOR CASH 1
SELLING FOR CASH 1 Doing business in
this way I can save you dollars. Come in and
see what I can do for you.
LADIES' GARMENTS .made in the latest, up.
to•date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Earl Greywill board the Wolverine
at
Selkirk
on Thursday y p on his trip to
Hudson's Bay.
Stratford ratepayers carried bylaws
to guarantee the bonds of •Duftons,
Limited, to acquire the eleotrin light
plant, and to grant privileges .to the
electric railway,
.--"armor".
SHOOTING THE RAPIDS
TO MONTREAL
Richelieu and Ontario
Navigation Company
Stearnrs "Toronto" and "Kingston"
leave Toronto at 3,00 p. m. daily. Spe-
cial rates from Toronto to:
Thousand Islands and r'ettirn $12 50
Montreal and return .... , . - 24 60
Quebec, and return,.,,,....., ... 3$ 50
Saguenay and return 46 50
Media and berth are included on.
above rata.
ST AIDER 'ItIOLLE'trILLE"
Leaves lfamilton at 12.00 noon mid
Toronto at 7 80 p.m. every Tnnesday for
Bay of Quinte, Montreal and iitermed-
bite ports. Spooled rates for single and
return
ticks'
is .n1
berth, i 0 tiding meals and
For folders, rates, eto., apply to
It. FOSTER, CHAFFEE, A.G.P.A,
Toronto, Ont,
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BIG SALE LADIES SHOES
rriday at 7 in the Evening
63 PAIRS OF LADIES Si -F ES AND SLIPPERS
SHOES THAT ARE REGUARLY SOLD AT
$a.00, $2,5o and $3.00,
On Sale this Friday night at 7 o'clock
For 98 cents per pair
Nothing wrong with these goods whatever—simply .a
clean up of odds and ends
ON EXHIBITIg1V IN NORTH WINDOW
Kinkly note that the mate to each shoe in the window can
be exanilndd and tried on any time before the
sale but none of these shoes will be sold,
promised, or laid by before,
7 p. m. Friday,
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
Sole Agents for
for Ladies.
Sole Agents for the "Astoria Shoes for Men.
BIG SUMMER SALES
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Wash Goods and Ladies'
White ReadyIo-Wear
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The remainder of our stook of beautiful White Shirt Waists, all new
styles, embroidered, lace trimmed and tailor.made, at the following
reductions: -8 only regular $3:25, sale price $2.48; 6 only reg. $2.50,
sale'prioe $2 08; 8 only reg. $2.25, rale price $1,78; 7 only reg. $2.00,
sale price $1,63; 5 only reg.•$1.76, sale price $1 38; 9 only reg. $1 50,
sale price $1.24; 12 only reg, $1,25, sale price 89o; 9 only reg, $1.00,
sale prioe 74o. Come early and get your size,
LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS.
Ladies' White Underskirts, trimmed with lace, insertion
embroidery, regular $150, sale price $1.24; regular $1,25,
prioe $1.00.
and
sale
CORSET COVERS.
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Good quality White Lawn Corset Covers, trimmed with insertion
and edging in lace and insertion, regnlar 60o, sale prima 39o; regular
30c, sale prioe 20o.
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LADIES' GOWNS.
Z Ladies' Gowns, good quality cotton, trimmed with insertion and 4
t and edging, reg, $1.25, sale price 900;. regnlar $1 00, sale price 790; •+f
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t 74 garde Green Chambray, reg. 15o, sale price ilo; 40 yards Light
Frown Cambric), reg, 15o, sale price 110; 120 yards Anderson's
lisi 10 Zephera, comb, stripes in green and bine, brown and mauve, 1
regular 15o for 12,12c; 300 yards light and dark Prints, regular 7o to 90, /4.
11 to clear at So per yard; 100 yards lightand dark Prints, regular 100
to 12?Lo, t0 blear at 7; o per yard; 600yards light and dark Prints,
A regular 121,40 to 14o, to clear at loo per yard; 100 yards light and ilr,dark Polka Dot and))Fioral Mnelin, reg, 10o to 1234, sale price 732 yd;
100 yards Bine, P11pk, Brown and Grey Flowered Muffins, reg. 150,
sale 12J,lo per yard; 120 yards Mercerized Linen Snitings, Brown,
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tr.Mauve, Striped, line, eto., regular 26o for 18o per yard. a.
sit sale
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to clear at $1 G.
Butter and Eggs taken.
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