The Wingham Times, 1910-08-18, Page 8t
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HILDA THE
HELPER
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I.--Tbo Town Can't Do
Without Her
labia the Helper is a girl who has
a way about her that makes her
precious as a pearl. THE TOWN
WIT DO WITHOUT HER.
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-Although Mr. Thompson, pastor of
the Wlaiteohnroh Methodist Church has
not been ordeined, still he has the covet.
ed D. attachment affixed to Ilia name,
no, matter what the ultimate resalte Of
hie clerical life may deaelaa.
he TIMES 1B eorry to, learn that Mr,
John MoNevia has cold bie property and
intends moving to Dundee early in
a,
Septetutier, Mr, MoNevin has been t
gooa citizen and many friends will be
sorry to hear of his leaviug Wingham.
Mita 'Janet Brook, of this town bas been
engaged as assistant teacher in the Bine.
vale school and commenced her duties
on Monday. We coogratulate the
yonug lady on securing a school ea near
to her home and we wish her every sue.
She's always ready on the spot
where anything is doing, with all
the energy she's got her share of
work pursuing.
Hilda the Helper HELPS THE
TOWN in many lines of action.
(No wonder young Philander
Brown admits she's his attrac.
tio
-The new myth:natio to be used in
Ontario public sohools was issued for
sale on Monday, and costs 10 cents each.
The new and authorized edition of the
public school geography also appeared
on Monday, at a cost of 65 cente, which
is eignsiderably less than the old books
cost'.
+-The Eel, 202aa, owned by F. W,
Enricken, of Tavistock, the sensation of
the Grand Oirouit last season, will be
brought book to the London Queen's
Park training stables by Trainer Dan A.
algEtaan within the next few days, the
wobbly grey ghost being unable to do
anything owing to an attack of "pink
eye."
-Two desperate insane murderers,
W. A. Moir, the London soldier who
shot and killed Sergt. Lloyd, of Weise.
ley Barracks, two years ago, and Robert
F. Taggert, of Toronto, wbo slew hie
wife in 1899, made a sensational escape
from the Hamilton Insane Asylum dur-
ing Sunday night,
TIF itY1N(4.0.4111 TIMES' AUGUST 1
BULL FOR SERVICE
a be undersigned will keep for service
co his inemises, lot 41, concemsion 13,
„Coot WaWnRa1111, a thoroughbred Here-
ford Bull.
Terms,.- $1 00, payable at time of Ger-
vioe.
NV,3, CATHRIE,
Winghatio,
VOTERS LIST - 1910
Munielpallty of the Town of ugham,
County of Muren,
Notice is hereby given th have transmit-
ted or delivered to the pe ons mentioned in
sections 8 and. 9 of the ntnr o Voter's ists
Act, the copies req r by said sections to be
so trap et' ered of the list made
pursuant to saula of all persons appearing
by the Last revised A'ssessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled. to vote in the said
municipality at elections for members of th
Legislatives Assembly and at Municipal Elee.
tions and that the said list was first posted up
n inv office. at Winghaux, on tne 12th day of
August, 1910, and remains there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
list, and if any ommissions or any other errors
are found therein, to take immediate proceed-
ings to have the said errors corrected accord.
in g to law.
Dated. this 16th day of August, 1910.
JOHN F, GROVES,
Clerk of Wingham,
MINOR LOCALS.
-Rural sohoole re.opened on Monday
last.
-The TIMES to January lat, 1911, for
25 ciente:
-Wingham fall fair on Thursday and
Friday, September 29th and BOth.
-See what Gordon has to say about
pickling on page one of this issue.
-Turnberry Council will meet in the
• Clerk's office at Bluevale next Monday,
-The big bulk of the work of harvest-
ing in this section will be finished this
week.
-Mr. F, G. Sparling is building a
frame dwelling house on William
street.
-The TIMES till be sent to any ad.
, dress in Canada to January tat, 1911, for
25 contra
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of James B. Cumm
ings, late of the Town of Wingham in the
County ot Huron, Agent, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to H. S. 0.
1897 Chap. 129, Sec. 88, that all persons having
claims against the estate of the said James B.
Cummings, who died on or about the eighteen-
th day of July, A. D. 1910, are required
to send, by post prepaid or to deliver to
R, Vaustone, Solicitor for the executors on
or before the first day of September, A.D. 1910
their names, addresses, and descriptions and a
full statement of particulars of their claims
and the nature of the seenritylif any) held by
them duly certified, and that atter the said
day the executors will proceed to ()Attribute
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 Ord day of August, A. 12.1010.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingliam, P. 0.
Solicitors for Executors.
Town Without Taxes.
Orson, a town in Sweden, is probably
the only municipality in the world
which has ordinary city expenses, but
which imposes no taxes. Moreover, the
looal railway is free to every citizen.
and there is no charge for telephone ser-
vice, sohools, libraries and the like.
This happy state of affairs is due to the
wisdom of a former generation of aid-
zens and rulers of Orson, wbo planted
trees on all available ground. During
the last thirty years the town authori-
ties have sold no less than 0,000,000
worth of young trees and timber, and
judicious replantings have provided for
a similar income in the' fature.-Chi.
sago Tribune.
-Reports from the Niagara Penin.
sola say that the peach crop will be a
good one this year.
-Dr. Andrew Smith, for many years
head of the Ontario Veterinary College
at Toronto, is dead.
-East Wawanosh Township Council
will meet in the Foresters' hall at Bel -
grave next Mdnday.
-The Howiok Telephone Company,
Limited, of Gorrie, capital $7,000, has
been granted a charter.
-In the free.for.all peeing race at
Cleveland on Saturday, Darky Hal,
owned by 3. E. Swarts, w • second
money.
-*Union S. S. Eseers n to Kincardine
with special train f Palmerston will
be held on Friday, August 26th. For
partioulars see large bills.
WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go, Carts re tired
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds.
See our new Combination Stook Raok,
Bargains in Bioyolee and sundries.
1000.41011110- Popo
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KIN'S FOR BARGAINS I
WE WANT YOUR TRAM
Plow Points sharpened and made as
good as new at 10o each.
Understands Advertising.
A lady wbo understands advertising,
says: -"No lady wishes to be looked
upon as a shopping fiend; she does not
care to go into a store and have a mer•
chant show all his stook in order to find
out whether he keeps what she wishes
to purchase, and whether the article is
sold at a price she can afford. It is
much easier and more pleasant to look
.through the advertisements of a news.
paper than it is to bore the clerks and
waste ber own time, Next to the local
items the advertisement in a paper, stat-
ing articles for sale and the prices, are
most interesting. Such advertising will
keep =oh money that goes to the larg-
er cities at home." Advertisements in
the TIMES are always, made so attractive
that they form one of the interesting
parts of this great faintly journal.
--Mr. W. H. Davidson has purchased
Mr. W. J. Moir's brick residence on
Maple street, The sale was made
thrtyngh Ritchie & Oosens.
-Rev, A. A. Cameron D. D., of Ot-
tawa, who is visiting relatives in town,
is expected to conduct the earring in
the Baptist Church next Lord's Day.
-The annual I. 0. 0. F. excursion to
Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday last
was very well patronized. Forty.five
tickets were sold at the Wingham sta-
tion.
-Carrie Wilson, son of John Wilson,
V. S., had the misfortune to fall one
day last week and break one of his arms.
Cottle met with a Similar accident last
summer,
-Florence Nightingale, the feanons
nurse of the Crimean War, and the only
woman who ever received the Order of
Merit, died at her home in London,
Ungland, on Sunday.
W. A. CURRIE
Phone 21. PROPRIETOR
KING'S
Tilt BUSY STORE
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Our Summer Sale is a GREAT
SUCCESS and for the balance of
month you can make BIG
MONEY by attending
OUR SALE
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01.0MtEYIn Winghain, on August 13th, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Oloakev ; a Son.
JESitINS-In Turnberry, on .August lath, to
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jenkina ; a son.
HENDWIsON.-At Wingham Junction, on
August the 16th, to Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Rend.
eraon, a son.
MustluovE.-Tn Gorrie, on August Gth, to
Mr. and Mrs, John Musgrove; a son.
McRAY-In Whitechureh, on August 17th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKay a son.
BlAtDONALT),-In Ethel, On Aug. 7th, to Mr,
and Mrs, Archie McDonald, a daughter.
uroceriest
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PItIOR-In Fort William, on August 1211i,
Hugh Prior, formerly of Turnberry, aged 43
years.
McCf.nnn,--In McKillop, on August 5th, Sar.
Jane TOrranee, relict of the late George Mc-
Clure, aged 70 years.
VOnEra.-In FloWitk. oh August llth, Mrs.
Adan Forest, in her 61th, year.
Columbts, Ohio, on August 3rd,
at the home of her son, Dr W D. Inglis, Jean.
et Scott relict of the late Dr. Geo, Inglis, of
Claysville, Pa., H. S., formerly of Wroxeter
Ont.
-Citizens on Josephine street north,
were annoyed early one morning recent-
ly by a party driving a horse and buggy
ort the sidewalk. The offender should
be brought to ootint for ooncluet of this I
kind.
--The Wingham bowling toornament
opened yesterday afterneon with d largo
=Haber of bowlers from' neighboring
towns in attendance. The result of the
different games will be given in our
next Moue.
--Mr, W. 0, Gray is conking extens• 1
Iva improvements to his stable. iNhen
the work is completed Mr, Gray will
have one of best stables. in Witighani
and will have abundance of room for his I
horses and feed.
-Miss May Irwin, for, knany years a!
resident of Ripley, died in Victoria hos.
nital at London, last week, after an 1
illness extending trVer 0, year, She WO
to years old, The rtlItairle Were take
to Ripley for interment.
Canadiin Anal
Ex 1 ition
TORONTO
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REMNANTS! REMNANTS! -In the lot are ends from
two to six yards, suitable for waists, children's
dresses or skirts, and the price is $1.00 worth
for 50C.
EMBROIDERY AND INSERTIONS -Range from 8c to
12C per yard, your choice for 5c per yard.
REPPS, COTTON RAJAH, LINEN SUITINGS, etc. -
Regular 35c and 25c, for i8c per yard.
BROOKLAND SUITINGS-A fiue rarjgeof shades reg-
ular 15c for loc.
GENTS SHIRTS !-Just received to dozen nem up-to-
date
shirts, good patterns, fast colors, sizes 14 to
17, reg. $1.00 and $1.25 for 69c. '
BOYS KNICKERS -Heavy Navy Serge, full lined, just
the thing for the boys, Sale Price 50c.
THAT Sc COTTON -Don't overlook it, that is all.
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WANTED -Large quantities
1, 20C., Wool, etc.
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Eggs
i8c., Tub
Butter
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GOODS
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ILadies' and Gents' Tailor
Return Rates from Wingham
$3.65
Aug, al te
DAILY $2.70
Aug. 30 and
Sept. 10
Sept, 1, 6, 8.
AU tickets gad to return Sept. 13
Ask tor official Programme
Nothing list of daily events at the
Fair, Special rates and train service
from An stOticirl,
3'. fl. ER, Agent, Winghatn.
LOW RATES TO TORONTO
FROM WINGHAM ON
ACCOUNT
Canadian National
Exhibition
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$3.65 return August 27th to
Sept. 10th.
fil2.70 return Ang. 80t12, Sept. 1,
6 and 8,
Return limit Tuesday. Sept. lath,
1910. Special trails service from all
prinoipal points on certain dates.
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From. Sarnia to Soo, Port Arthur
and Coluth every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at 8,30 p. ma the
Wednesday and Saturday steamers
going through to Ddluth.
Sailings from Oollingwood 1.30
p. rn. and Owen Sentid 11.30 p. re.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
days, SOY Soo tied Georgian Bay
Porto.
Settings from Penetang 8 15 p. in,
to Parry Sound and way ports daily
except Sander,
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You get here what you like, and like what you
get at E. O. WHITE'S.
No other tailoring establishment offers such a
wide selection of very fine and fashionable
woolens. Nowhere else are clothes made with
such style, precision, individuality and refined
taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for
sueh values as we offer.
We are doing a High•Class Tailoring Business
on a new plan BUYING FOR CAST'?
SELLING FOR CASH I Doing business in
this way I can save you. dollars. Come in and
see what 1 can do for you.
LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up-
to-date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Have you tender, achey feet?
If so, -Here is a sure remedy.
This is known as the COOK -CUSHION -SOLE
-SHOE.
"The uppers are made of the finest kid and the
above illustration will show you exactly how they are
made.
Price, $5.00 per pair.
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
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Charles Spiers, who has carried on a
merchant tailoring business at Port
Hope for eighteen years, has been arrest-
ed on a charge of bigmany preferred by
a Brooklyn woman, who claims that he
deserted her twenty years ago.
Pot tickets acid further information
call on Gt, lismont, Depot Agent or
address X. D. Metionsid, D. P. A., .
Toronto,
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The largest and best praotiCal
training 101001 in Western Ontario.
There.is no better in the Dominion.
Our courses are thorough and praoti-
nal, our teachers are experienced and
we assist gradttates to positions.
We have three departments
Comrnerciat Shorthand
Ana Telegraphy.
Write ftt once for our free catalogue,
Hum & McIACHLAN
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turers
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EGowns, and Corset Covers. Le
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t. and Cambric, must go at less than Wholesale price.
I Men's Suits at 20 Per Cent off 1
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Lord Strathoona has subscribed $5,000
to the Campbeliton relief fund.
Pickpockets reaped a rich harvest at
the Irishmen's picnic at Port Stanley.
CANADIAN
PPCIF-IC
BEST SERVICE TO
Muskoka
Four Trains from Toronto
9.40 a. m. 12.1P•-
6,0pfli. 10 10 p
Bale. sleeper carried on 10.10
p. m. train Fridays
Enjoy the Cool Breezes of
the Great Lakes
Sallings daily except Friday
and Sunday from Owen Sound.
Special train from Toronto 1.00
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Tapestry Rugs
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lit 3 x 3% yds, 3 x 4 yds, 3% x 4 yds all to go at 20 per ,
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A few pieces of Linoleum in small ends to clear at '41
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• Linoleums have all advanped in price but we have a
t secured 12 new patterns which we are selling at old pric-
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It es, it intending to get a Linoleum don't wait till prices
o. advanced, we have the largest selection in town,
i Ladies Fall Suitingsl
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Our new fall suitings are beginning to arrive. Call
early and get first choke, 3o shades to select front. ,
Large quantities of Butter and Eggs wanted.
Meals and berth inelnded on boat I Ta. A MILLS1
p in. sailing days.
PHONE 89• WINGHAM, ONT.
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