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TEE WIMEAN MIS OCTOBER 12, 1911 "
MINOR LOCALS,.
'SUNDAY 'SCHOOL
—Envelopes by the, box or package at
the TIMES office.
The Times to any Wren in Caanda
to January 1st 1913 for $L
---Regular monthly meeting' of Camp
Caledonia, Sone or Scotland, will be
held next Monday evening.
—On Thursday evening of last week
the Young Men's Class ot the Metho-
dist Church presented Mr. Arthur
Ferguson with a beautiful chair.
—Mr. V. McConnell, auctioneer and
real estate dealer, reports the erase
Mr. Benj. Scott 'a residence on Chale
etreet to Mr. Arthur Anglia at $1,000,
—At Port Albert on Wednesday, Mr. J.
McKenzie of Vancouver, B. C. was mar-
xied to Miss Mabel Quaid. Thebride
a sister of Mrs. Mani Schaefer, who
with her husband, attended the wedding.
--The chair of St. Paul's Church fur-
nished the music at the entertainment
in connection with St. John's Church at
Brussels on Tuesday evening, They
report having had a very pleasant
—The next sittings of the High Court
of Justice for the county of linron will
open at Goderich on Tuesday, October
17th. Mr. Justice Riddell will be the
trial judge. It will be His Lordship's
Srst visit to this county in, his judicial
capacity.
--Mr. IL Wheeler, of Wingham
Junction will hold an auction sale of
farm stock and implements =Tuesday,
October 1.7th. Mr. Wheeler has sold
his farm and everything will be sold
without reserve. Frank McConnell
is the auctioneer.
—Many friends wilt be sorry to learn
that Mrq. Spotten, wife of Mayor Spot -
ton, is in the Stratford Hospital, where
she underwent an operation on Tues-
day. We hope for a speedy recovery
and trust Mrs. Spotton will return
borne fully recovered.
—Mr. Win. Sneath, 'baggagemanon
the L. H. & B. has been seriously ill
at his home here for some days with
blood -poisoning, Same time ago he
cut his hand on the jagged end of a
trunk which developed into the present
trouble. We wish him a speedy recov-
ery.
—Mrs. Green has sold her stock of
boots and shoes and the stock has been
moved from town. Mrs. Green will
DOW have largely increased =commie -
ton for the display of her millinery
stock and will also be able to use the
two windows for the display of millin-
ery.
—Dr. Joseph D. Stewart, of Saska-
toon, Sask., son of Mr. D. Stewart,
formerly of Wingham, was married on
Thursday of last week to Miss Margar-
et Bartlett, daughter of Mrs. Robert
Bartlett, of Saskatoon. Many old
friends of the groom will join with the
Tims in extending hearty congratula-
tions.
A true bill for murder has been
found against Charles Hurst, colored,
of Chitham for killing Thomis Brown.
The Canadian Northern train that
went to officially open the new line east
of Toronto was derailed near Grafton.
No one was hurt.
TEETHING TIME WORRY.
• Baby's teething time was 'zee a
source of worry to all mot rs—it is
yet a time of worry to many, though
there are thousands of n6thers who
have learned the secret which banishes
this worry. Mothers w1y worry, who
see their little ones suff ring from dif-
ficult teething; wh 8 e worn out by
day and kept awa e at night by the
tries of the baby distress, should
follow the example of the thousands
and give their little ones Baby's Own
Tablets—the remedy for worry—the
never failing banisher of Baby's pains.
Concerning them Mrs. H. Monette,
Rapide de l'Orignal, Que , says:—"My
baby cried day and night and suffered
from his teeth. A few doses of Baby's
Own Tablets made him healthy and
happy and his teething easy and pain-
less. I would not be without them.
The Tablets are told by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box -from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., rock -
Ville, Ont.
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twos,
MasoN. Wingham on October
Oth, t t. and Mrs. R. D. Mason; a
daegnter.
HuNt4ti —In Cratibrook, on Sept.
25th, to Mr. and Mrs. H. limiter; a son,
MetioNa./.4--In Teeswater, on Oct.
4th, David McDotald, aged 73 years,
1 month and 24 days.
MeArtrittm—ln Morris township, Int
Sept. 29th, John 1VicArthur, in his 70th
year.
Cox -1n Grey township, on Sept. 2S,
Harriet Ifletcher, relict of the late
George Cox, aged 92years, 10 months
and 1g days.
100
GIRLS 'WANTED
For factory. MOO per week to,
Bat with for girit eighteen and
over. Address immediately
D. S. PERRIN & CO.
LIMITED, Lennox, Oz.tr.
Leeson 111. --Fourth Quarter, Fon
Oct. 15,. 1911,
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES,.
Text of the Leeson, Ezra 11,1.111 lh 44.
70—Memory Voiles, 3, 4. -Golden
Text, Mic. vil, 13---Commentery Pee*
pared by Rev, P. M. Stearns,
As we turn to the story Of the re-
turn from Babylon some words Goma
to ixdnd such as these: "Bvery par.
pose of the LOrd shall be Performed,"
"Whatsoever the Lord pleased that
did Re," "Re worketb all things after
the Outlet)). of Kis own will." (Jer, 11,
29; Ps, exxxv, a; Leh. I, 11),
Compere the previous chapter,
verses 21, 22, and the words of the
Lord Jesus In Luke x.eiv, 44, "AU
things must be fulfilled which were
written in the law of Moses and In
the prophets and in the psalms con.
cerniug Ale." g3,11 the predictions con-
cerning the captivity ot Israel and
Judah were fit/tilled, and now under
Ezra and Nehemiah the predictions
concerning the return from captivity
are to be fulfilled, God controlling the
hearts of kings to briug it about. Just
as surely shall all predictions concern-
ing a still future restoratloa be ful-
filled, and they shalt then be plucked
up no more nor see evil any more.
Neither shall they weep any more
lAroos ix, 15''Zeph, lit, 15; Ise. xxx,
10). The Lord shah be their everlast-
ing light, and the days of their mourn-
ing shall be ended asa. lx. 20).
Ile is quite able to accomplish all
that He has pprposed, and it Is our
privilege to walk with Him and see
atm do It, If we are abiding in Him
He may use as. but Re will work out
His eternal purpose, and He cannot
fail uor be discouraged (Eph. ill, 11;
isa. xW, 4). He may use a Cyrus or
Darius, an Ezra or a Nehemiah, but
lie is ever saying, "1 will work, and
who shall hinder it?" Ilse. ililt, 13.)
Cyrus is one of the seven men men-
tioned by name before they were born.
Isaiah speaks of 1.11M as God's chosen
one over 150 years before he came on
earth (isa. xliv. 28 1v, 17). just as
Josiah was mentioned by name and
some things that he would do about
300 years before he was born (1 Kings
xill, 2 II Kings xxlIl. 15-17). How in-
spiring are the words, "I am God, and
there is none else; 1 am God, and
there Is none like Me. declaring the
end from the beginning, and from an-
cient times the things that are not yeti
done, saying. My counsel shall stand,
and I will do all My pleasare."
"Known unto God are all His works
from the beginnieg of the world" (isa.
xlvi, 9-11; Acts xv. 18).
It was the Lord who stirred up the
spirit of Cyrus. the king. to send Ezra
and the people back to Jerusalem to
build the house of the Lord God of
Israel, and it was Be wbo stirred up
the hearts of alt who went back
iverses 1, 5). Cyrus acknowledged
that it was the Lord God of heaven
who had made him ruler over the
kingdoms of this world and had
charged him to build the house at
Jerusalem (verses 2-4), fiend he called
for volunteers to go up and do this,
commanding those who did not go to
help in every way those who went
It Is all important to notice this, for
the church seems to lave forgotten it
and is giving Itself up to schemes ot
every kind to draw money from peo-
ple who are not Interested and who
have no part In the Lord's work, not
being children of God. Notice in Ex.
xrnv, 5-29; xxxvi, 7, that the ma-
terial for the tabernacle had to be
willingly offered, and they brought so
abundantly that Moses had to ask
there to stop bringing, as more than
enough had come in for all the work.
Concerning the temple, David said,
"1 have prepared with all my might
for the house of my (iod, because
have set my affection to the house of
my Gott" He also geld, "Who lira 1,
and what is my people that we should
be able to offer so willingly after this
sort, for all things come of Thee, and
of Thine own have we given Thee"
a Chron. xNlx. 2, 3-14). A willing
mind is everything'and God asks no
one to give or to do that wbleh He
does not give them the ability to give
or do (II Cor. VIII, 12; 1 Pet. iv, 11).
The love of elitist is the one con-
straining power.
Think of the 5.40G vessels of gold
and silver which had been seventy
years in the bands of the enemy, now
about to be restored to Jerusalem
(verses 7-11)1 Notice also the nearly'
50,000 people (verses 04-55), and eon -
skier the restoration that is to be from
all lands, both. before and after the
coming of the Messiah in glory, that
!areal may blossom and bud and fill
the face of the earth with fruit Meek.
xxxvi, 24, 25; Isa. It, 9; xxvii, 0;
Irv% 1-7),
It chapter it, 59-0., we see the tie-
eeSsity a being on the books and can'
understand better the forte of Luke
x, 20; Rev, It, 15. if not registered
on the Lamb's book of life there is no
kingdom for us`, But "whosoever,
may take the water of life fres-
ly, ani "him that toroth" shall not
be at out, so that an who have
heard may be registered if
Vessels suggest people, for we atel
spoken a as earthen vessels, and 17es'i
sels meet AR' the MaSter'Susa (1! Cor,
t't 1; 11 Tim. 11, 21), and we must
as content to be earthen as to be Bile
ver or gold, to be tiecond eat as Wall
all fired (chapter 1, 10, 11). Then
Vette 9 we tend of nine and twentyi
knives, and cutting things abound edi
at sides, all for our good, and to 311011-i
ifest in these mortal bodies the let 01
Xestts Christ /Mom. viii, 28, 20,
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IMiTIDorc, ornr.
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND Walton.
Registered last season upwards of 309
Students and placed every graduate, Seven
Ppeckaly qualified regular teachers. One
hundred and fifty London Anus employ
our trained help. College in session froni
Sept, 5 to Jiine 30. Cuter any time.
Catalogue Yree,
Forest City BuF11 College
J. W. Wasrmivart, J5.511°j4.3W. WESTZRYS1.1,
Chartered Accountant. Principe!.
Vic* Priliglirs1
Bankrupt Stock for Sale
Tenders will be received until Octo-
ber 21,st, for the purchase of a stock of
groceries, provisions and fixtures in the
Town of Wingharn; the stock and list
can be examined on the premises at any,
time.
Tonna of sa1e:-35 per cent. down
and the balance in thirty days on ap-
proved security.
A. E. SMITH, DUDLEY 1-10L1VIES,
Assignee. Solicitor,
NOTIGE-RL MRS' LIST.
Take notice th
pursuant to the
Act, by his Hon
County of Hum
Council Chambe
day of October,
noon, to hear a
complaints of e
the Voters' Lis
Wingham for 1
business at the
attend at the a
3014
Consti
Wingham, Sep
a Court will be held,
uteri° Voters' List
ur the Judge of the
,at Wingham, in the
, On Monday, the 2nd
1911, at •the hour of
determine the several
ors and omissions in
Jof the Municipality of
L All persons .having
ourt are required to
d time and place.
F. GROVES, Clerk.
ted Clerk of the Court,
15th,,1911,
NOTICE 0 CREDITORS.
Notice is hereb given pursuant to R P. 0.
1897, Chap. 129, 8 o. 88, that all persons having
claims against th Estate of David Robertson,
late of the Town f Wingham in the County
of Huron. Yeom n, deceased, who died on or.
about the third y of September, A. 1), 1911,
are required to send by post prepaid or to
deliver to B. Va • stone, Solicitor for the Exe-
cutors, on or bet re the Twenty-third. day of
October, A. D. 911, their nameti, addresses,
and description and a full statement of par
tioulars oi their %has and the nature of the
security iif env held by them duly certified,
and that after t said day the Executors will
proceed to distri ate the assets of the deceas-
ed among the pa les entitled thereto, haviag
regard only to th claims of which they WWI
then have notice.
Dated this 19th ay of September, AD,. 1911.
f. VA.NSTONE,
Wingham P.O.
elicitor for said Executors.
NOTICE 0 CREDITORS.
Notice -is hereb given pursuant to B. 8. 0
189T, Chap, 120, 8 , 88, that all persons having
clams against •Estate of Thome Elliott,
late of the 'Pow Plot of Wingham Inothe
County of Eur n, Yeoman, deceased, who
died on or abo t the twenty.sixth dy of
August, A.D., 19
post prepaid or
Solicitor for the
Twenty-third da
names, addresses
statement of Aar
the nature of th
them duly oert)ll
day the Executor
the assets of the
entitled thereto,
claims of which t
Dated this 19th
1, are required to sena by
to deliver to R. Vanstone,
xecutore, on or before the
of October, A.D , 1011, their
nd descriptions and a full
ciders of their claims and
securitY Of any) held by
, and that after the said
will proceed to distribute
eceased among the parties
vittg regard only to the
y shall then have notice.
ay of September, AM., 1911.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham P. O.
elicitor for said Executors.
SYNOPSIS OP CANADIAN POItTli•
WEST LAND BEGVLAT1ONS.
person who is the sole head of a family
or any male over 18 years old. may home-
stead a quarter section of available Dominion
land in, Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.
The applicant must appear in, person at the
Dominion Lands Agency er Sub -Agency for
the custriet. Entry by proxy may be made at
any agency, on certain conditions, lay father,
mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties.—Six months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land. in each of three years.
A. homesteader may live within nine miles of
his homestead on a farm of at least 80 sores
solely owned and octupied by him or by hiS
father, mother, son, daughter, brother or
siar,
Intecertain districts a homesteader in geed
standing may pre-empt a quarter-seetion
alongside his homead. Price18.00 ter acre.
Duties.—Must relfitle upon the homestead or
pre-emption six mouths in each of six years
from the date of homestead. entry (including
the;thne required to earn homestead patent)
and Cultivate tity acmes extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted his home-
stead. right and cannot obtain a ,pre-emption
may enter fora purchased homestead in certain
distrIcts, Price $8.00 per acre. Ditties.—Must
reale six Months in each of three years, cunt -
Irate fifty acres and. erect a house worth $800.00,
W. W. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
I. B.--Untilitherized pablictitioli of this ad.
vertiaeulent a ill not be paiarer.i
Richelieu .and Ontario
Navigation Company
September Service
gOOPS1
KING )3R.OS
PRICES
MORT'
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
Ladies! Fall and
• .Wintet • Goods -
Ladies' Combination
Underwear.
This style is becoming more and more
popular every day, we are showing
these at $1.co, $1,35, $1,75 and $2.50
per suit.
Extra value in Ladies' Vests and
Drawers. 15 dozen to clear 28c each.
to dozen Drawers to clear 28c pair.
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Values in
Rubbers
Do not take the chance of a doctor's bill by getting
your feet wet,
RUBBERS ARE CHEAPER AT
THIS STORE THIS - SEASON
L005 AT THESE LOW
PRICES
Ladies' Heavy Rubbers (j.ust
like this cut) in all sizes
to 7, at 45 cents per pair.
Misses' (same kind y sizes z x to. 2, at 35 cents per pair.
Children's (same kind) 4 to to 1-2, at so cents per pair,
See our stockof Children's Hygiene Waists and ,Black
Tights before buying.
STEAMERS ,,T0/10,RT00 ARO
"KINGSTON"
Leaves Toronto 3.00 p.m. daily,
except Sunday up to Sept, 23rd and
from Sept, 25th to 80th, MondaY,
Wednesday and Saturday for 1000
binds, Running the Rapids, Montreal,
Quebec and Saguenay.
StlidA/ItEtt
Leaves Hamilton 12.00 toot an
Toronto 7,49,p.m. every Tnesday for
Say of quinte, Montreal and inter-
mediate ports.
Low round trip including Meals
and berth,
Pot tickets rates, folders and further
information write to
R. FOSTER CHAFFEE, A. G. P. A.
Tororitte Ont.
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Children's Sweater Coats
We are showing a large range of these in all the newest
colors and styles, ranging from $1.00 to $2.5o each
Infants Sweater Coats at 75c., each.
NEW LAID EGGS 25c
KING BROS,.
PRODUCE WANTED WE WANT YOUR TRADE
Do You Own a
"PARKYTE"
or are you a Save to
A ,'?AIT' SANITARY CIEIEMICAL CLOSET in your
home ia the strongest kind of insurance against the germs of disease.
It isa preventative against epidemics and contagion it the Summer,
and an absolute necessity the year round.
Requires neither Water nor Sewage; can be placed in anypart
of your homepe0StS Thee shan aOtNT a day, and Lasts &lifetime,
Endorsed by the leading Physicians; and. nealth Offieials I
Specified by the most prominent Areliitects; and adopted by whole
Over I6,000 have been Inatalled. in Canadian heroes in less
that One year. Ask your dealer for prices.
*rho brarkyte" Sanitary Chemical Closetis ramie- ill Canada by
PARKER -WHITE LIMITED
WINNIPEG, MAN.
Or6111411tottrettl, Calgary and 'Vancouver, and ie field
by Attelt., YOUNG, WINGUAlito ONT.
Long Rubber Boots are a
spleudid thing for women who
have outdoor work to do, all
sizes, just as the illustration,
at $2.15 per pair,
s, ALL OTHER LINES OF
RUBBERS AT LOW
PRICES.
WILLIS & CO.
Sole .Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
for Ladiep.
VIIILICIPMIIMINZIFINSIMI101711111 N.11.”1.13,10121101MYMEIEMOSIMIA
.1. Carpets at Half Price
EGreat Clearing Sale of Carpets, Rugs, Linolutns. We
have a large stock 214 have ecided to clear
out several lines at from 30 to 5o per cent. off
regular price and in some cases more, this
is a genuine sale. No fake. Come,
• see dad be convinced', and buy.
OS •
CARPETS
E200 yds all -wool Carpet, reg. 8o• c, to clear at 40c per yard
. " • 75 Union
" 4 6oc, " 3oc "
80 ". Hemp . " q 30c, et 15C "
COQ " Tapestry "
i
" 6oc, "
40C "
" 85C, 44 50C " 9800 ,, 4 i
,, • ,.
ft " 40C, 41 25C 44 I I
SQUARES AND RUtS
I. , t
1 only Axminister Rug, fawn color, sizes 3x4 yds, was
,
tal
It
E$30, now $23. •
I only Axminister Rug, green, size 3ix4, yds, ,Was $35 4
E x only 7evIvveStliug, fawn, size 3x4 yds, was $25, ;ow' $2o
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E
” " six 3 " $22.5o '''' 416
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I/ Tapestry Rug, green ground, size 3x4, was $12.5o now
$9,0o. ..
. 2 Tapestry Rugs, green and fawn, size 3x3, was $ /2.50,
inow $9.00.
, / Tapestry Rug, green ground, size 3x3i, was 13.50, now
t°
1 i Tapestry Rug, fawn ground, size 31x4, was 15.00,
IP 10.00.
1 Tapestry Rug, green and fawn, size 3ix4, was 15.o�,'
now 10.00. .
i Tapestry Rug, green ground, size 3)/314 was 9.00, now
7,00.
Tapestry Rug, green ground, sizes 21x 3, was 7.00, now
5.00.
LINOLEUM
IlpieCes /6-4 Linoleutt,was 6oc per square yard, now sod
Large quantltlea of Potatoes wanted -0k or trade.
Aa MILLS
Stoxotoot. to T. A. 114Z
HNE 89. WINGlatt, ONt.
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