HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-12-14, Page 8TAE WINGHA [ TIRES DECE)IBER 14, 1911
--A meeting of the Wingham hockey'
Club will be held in the Council Cham-
ber on this (Thursday) evening at 8.30
p, m. All persons interested in this
popular game are requested to attend.
We have a car of extra fine :--Mr. and Mrs. Peter Linklater have
received word from their daughter,
Mrs. L, Young, of Winnipeg, that her
2 -year-old son Jack is very seriously 111
with scarlet fever, and that their home
is under quarantine. Last Christmas.
while Mr. and Mrs. Young were in
Wingham on a visit the little boy was
taken ill with pneumonia.
AMERICAN FEED. ,,BORN
on sate now, rices very
reascIn le. •
Potatoes Wanted.
J. L. AWDE
MINOR LOCALS.
—Subscribe for the TIM,ns.
—The Christmas spirit is abroad.
—The elections are over. Now for
business.
Right up-to-date hats now
CHEAP at Mrs. Green's,
For diamond, wedding and engage-
ment rings go to KNox's.
—Our advertisers can all give you
the best of bargains on Christmas
goods.
—All municipal Councils will meet on
December 16th to close up the busi-
ness for the year.
—The mild weather and absence of
snow is very unseasonable for this
section of Ontario.
—George Deyell has taken a position
as Junior in the local branch of the
Bank of Hamilton.
on sale
PERSONALS.
Mr. Oliver Mills is home from
West on a visit with relatives
friends.
Miss Mildred Harris of Wroxeter has
been visiting her friend, Miss Cora
Sherriff.
STRAY SHEEP.
Carne onto the premises of the under-
signed, lot 29, con. 11, East Wawanosh,
about the lst of August, three lambs
and one aged sheep. Owner sun
have same by applying_to
JON GIBBONPS,Foro.
POLLED ANGUS CATTLE
FOR SALE.
the
and
•
Mr. Geo. C. Manners, of Brussels
was calling on old Wingham friends on
Tuesday.
Mr,•Edgar Baird, of Turnberry was
visiting at Brussels and other points
for over Sunday.
Mr. A. D. McKenzie, Iate o the
Lueknow Sentinel was visiting for afew
days with his sister, Mrs. NW. A.
Fryfogle.
Three thoroughbred bulls fit for ser-
vice and two thoroughbred Cows, will
sell reasonable. to
B. B STAFFORD,
Gorrie P. O.
—Mr. Thos. Bowers of this town is
exhibiting his fowl at the Winter Fair
in Guelph this week.
—A. number of the farmers of this
section are attending the Winter Fair
in Guelph this week.
—Do your Christmas
and don't forget the
advertise in the TIMES.
—Read the TIMES clubbing offers in
another column before selecting your
reading :natter for 1912.
Buy a fancy rocker for a Christmas
present. Some beauties on sale at
WALKER'S furniture store.
Don't miss bargains in pretty hats
:lisle sale is on at Mrs. Green's.
Large stock to select from.
—The famous Canadian Jubilee Sing-
ers in the Wingham opera house on
Seturday evening, December 16th.
—Seldom, if ever, does such a talent-
ed trio visit this city.—Winnipeg Free
Press. Opera House, Wingham, Tues-
day evening, December 19th.
—Mr. Joseph Little, one of Lueknow',
pioneer business men passed away last
week. Ile web engaged in the boot and
shoe business for many years.
—Mr... H. Joynt, a former Princi-
pal of Blyth public school has been ap-
pointed Principal of the public school
st Bridgeburg, at a salary of $1,200.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moyniham have
purchased a beautiful Shetland pony.
The pony is the smallest one in town
ar d was secured through Mr. E. L.
(-mild, of Brantford, a family friend of
Mr. and I.Irs. Moyniham.
shopping early
merchants who
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lershh'an of Pense,
Sask. are home for a t'ewonths visit�`
with Mrs. Leishman', al; nts, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Bosman.
Messrs. J. J. and Wm. Homuth, of
Toronto were in town this week attend-
ing the funeral of their brother, the
late Charles L. Homuth.
Mr. Isaac Shiell who .has been at
Kronen, Sask., returii tyi `come last
week. He likes the country' fine and
intends going back next March.
Mr. E. J. Pugh, who has been teller
in the Dominion Bank 'here ff;lr some
time has been transfered',•toMontreal
and left for that city on Tuesday. .
Miss Annie Taylor, teacher at Wing -
ham, was the guest of Mrs. R. Mc
Alpine over Sunday. The visitor was
formerly a teaeher on Brussels School
staff and is wellremembered.— Brussels
Post.
Mr.Jas Adams, who has been seriously
ill with typhoid fever in -the hospital at
Portage la Prairie for some weeks,re'
-turned this week. WhileMr. Adams is
much improved it will yet be some time
before he is again able to work.
CLOVER THRESHING.
Having purchased T. W. Piekell's clov-
er ,threshing machine I am prepared to
do clover threshing and will give work
entrusted to me prompt and careful at-
tention. Write or phone mel North Hur-
on Phone -Line 191, Ring 3.
J. G. GILLESPIE.
Whitechurch P. 0.
NOTI
E.
The Annual Mee
holders and Petro
Cheese & Butter
will be held in th
Bluevale, on Tuesda,
at 1.30 o'clock p. m.
of a Board of Direc
action of any other'
come before the m
JOH
Dated, Dec. 5th, 1
frng of the Share-
s of the Bluevale
ompany, Limited,
Foresters Hall,
, December 19th,
for the Election
rs and the trans-
usiness that may
eting.
rder
BURGESS, Sec'y.
11.
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GOOD KING N G BPRICESGOODS1
RIGHT
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE
Three young bulls, two dark reds and
one roam, from 9 to 12 months of age.
Sired by my stock bull, "Huron Chief"
No. bulls witwith goodScotch 840. These e breeding choice y ofna
low down blocky type and out of good
milking dams. Will be sold reason-
able. Write for particulars or give me
a call. Farm one and a half miles
south of Wingham.
3. G. FYFE,
Wingham P. 0.
FARMS F
The undersigned
two farms, Lot 3,
containing 107 acre
is situated a good
drilled well and win,
house and barn and
ling. Farm is 3 1-
eter and 6 miles fr
other farm, Lot 20'
contains upwards
good barn and fair
ated one mile fro
CH
CHURCH NOTES
The congregation of the Waterloo
Presbyterian Church voted 125 in favor
to 15 against Church union.
A daughter of Father Chiniquy is
suing Joseph Begin, publisher of La
Croix, for $10,000 for a statement that
her father and mother were not mar-
ried.
The Salvation Army sewing league
will have a sale of work on Saturday
afternoon in the store occupied by,Robt.
Mooney as a stove show room. Come
and buy your Xmas presents.
The Salvation Army intend holding
their annual Junior Entertainment and
Xmas tree on the evening of Dee. 22nd
at 8 p. m. This will include solos, reci-
tations, dialogues, drills, band selec-
tions, etc. Admission 10c.
—A Huron County Edito: refuses to
pablish obituary notices parsons,
who, while living, failed to subscribe to
his Pape •. Ile says that people who do
not take the home paper are dead, and
' that their mere passing away is of no
nears value.
—Mr. hn Anderson of lot 20, con-
cession 8, Turnberry will hold an auction
sale of farm stock and implements
Wednesci^y, December 20th. Every-
thing is to be sold as Mr. Anderson in-
tends going West. John Purvis will be
the aiteti:neer.
-Mr,.1 ohn M. Schaefer, of the King
Edward -lotel appeared before Police
Magistrate Morton on December 2nd on
euergeof supplying liquor to Andrew
Cruickshank whowas on the Indian list.
There wee no evidence given so the case
was dismissed.
R SALE.
filers for sale Ills
on. 7, Turnberry,
On this property
house and barn;
mill; water in the
good cement stab -
miles from Wrox-
m Wingham. The
-Con. 8, Turnberry
dr 100 acres and has
house and is situ-
Wingham. Apply to
S. J. RINTOUL,
Glenfarrow, Ont.
TOWN OF WINGHAM.
Public Notice.
Take notice that the Municipal Coun-
cil of the Corporation of the Town of
Wingham intends after one month from
this date to pass a by-law closing up•a
certain portion of McDermott street in
the said Town of Wingham.
All persons wishing to protest against
this by-law must file their protest with'
the undersigned before the 29th -day of
December, 1911.
JOHN F. GROVES, Clerk.
Dated 28th Nov., 1911.
GREY.
Tuesday of last week John Clark,
father of Mrs. James Armstrong, 10th
con., died at the home of his son-in-law,
Win. Thompson, St. Augustine, Ont.,
aged 82 years. The funeral took place
Thursday afternoon to Ball's cemetery,
Hullett. It is 11 years since Mrs.
Clark died.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the f th
iam
Sutherland, lat of the 11
Town Plt
of Wingham i the County of
Huron, Yeoma , deceased.
Notice is hereby give pursuant to R. 8. O.
1897. Chap, 129, that all ersous having claims
against the estate of th said William Suther-
land who died. on or about the 19th day of
November, 1911 are re fired, on or before the
19th day of December, 11 to send by post pre-
paid or deliver to J. A. Morton, of the Town
of Wingham, Solictor f r the executors of the
said deceased, their C ristian and surnames,
addresses and descripti ns, the full particulars
of their claims, the s temente of their ac-
counts and the nature o the securities, if any,
held by them, and th t after the said last
mentioned date the ea . executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
among the parties ent tled thereto, having
regard only to the claim of which they shall
then have notice.
Dated this 28th day of
J. LTHwLIAM MORTON.
James Jackson, a former well-known
resident of the Srd con., disposed of
his farm near Teeswater, to Robert
$allagh, of the same locality and has
purchased 160 acres from Robert Pear-
son, 2nd con., Stanley township and a
Short distance south of Clinton. It is
a well improved farm for which a good
price was paid, The many old friends
of the Jackson family wish them Tears
of comfort and prosperity in their new
location. Stanley people will find them
first-class residents.
---The Francis Firth Concert Com-
pany, wieith appeared here Monday
night, gave by all means the best
en-
tertainm� at of its kind ever given in
t.l.nontoi.. —:Evening Journal. Opera
house, ti'4ingham, T resday evening,
Docembe. 19th.
—The concert on Friday evening last
"Snapshots", under the direction of
Miss Houghton was very well attended.
the several young people takin- part
in the entertainment took their its
well and ;he program was mut n-
ioycd by •hose who attended.
—Don't fail to hear the famous
Canadian Jubilee Singers in the opera
'Muse on Srturday evening. They
rade their third appearance hi four
rears in Woodstock one recent Satur-
l.y night and nearly 1700 people heard
them ih the First Methodist Chnreh.
kion N;
GE1KIE—In Wingham, on Deaember
7th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Geikie; a
son.
MARRIED
SHERRlrr—GRAHAM — At St. An-
drew's Marisa, Blyth, on Wednesday,
Nov, 29th, Miss Mary Helen Graham,
of Lueknow, to Mr. John Sherriff, of
Wingham. Ceremony was performed
by Rev. 3. L. Small, B. A.
Mum
110MIrrn—In Low.r Wingham, on
December 10th, Charles L. Homuth in
his 63rd year.
!''ARREL--In Turnberry, on Deeem-
bar 2nd, Fanny Freeborn, relict of the
late William Farrel.
—Tke „atv residence of Mr.
Peter
McDouga.i, on the Sth concession of
Vuenberry, has been completed, Mr,.
llIcDongall now has a very comfortable
moxas rep" a ting the one destroyed by firs,
cent months ago. Mr. W. J. ,Deyell,
of this ton wet the contractor end be
crave Mr. McDougall a good ettrnple of
workmanship,
../tdeP/Pell
Y. M. 0, A. 111.710.,
LONDON. ONT.
't3'tYSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS.
of
300
n
Registered catered 1est sense upwards
s
students and placed every graduate. Seven
t,pecially qualified regular teachers. One
hundred and fifty London firms employ
our trained help. Collette hi session from
Sept. 3 to June 30. Enter any time.
Catalei4uoFt;t .
Forest . City sbov'h ° College
J. W. WESTKIIIIVLrt'f, JR. J. W. WSST2RVLLT,
Chartered Atcoafctant,
VW Metairie
ovember A. D., 1911.
for the Executors of
U, deceased.
NOTICE TO REDITORS
In the matter of the
Henderson, late
Wingham in the
Yeoman, decease
Notice is hereby given
1897, Chap. 129 that all pe
against the estate of the e
eon who died on or about
FOR MEN'S FUR
COATS
estate of Thomas
of the Town of
ounty of Huron,
•
ureuant to R. S. O.
sons having claims
id Thomas Mender-
he 28rd day of Nov-
ember, 1911 are required, d or before the 19th
day of December 1911 to sed by post prepaid
tof the Town of
ie executrix of the
6
and. surnames ian ,
s, the full partiou-
,tatemcnts of their
of the securities, if
t after the said last
executrix will pro-
fs of the 'deceased
thereto, having
of which she shall
vember A. D., 1911.
or the executrix of
eceased.
or deliver to .T. A. Mor
Wingham, Solioitor for t
said deceased their Chrl
addresses and descriptio
lar, of their claims, the
accounts and the nature
any, held by them, and thi
mentioned date the said
ceed to distribute the ass,
among the parties entitl
regard Only to the claims
then have notice.
Dated this 28th dayof N
THOMASHENDESON,
Prlocipat
The ever increasing
popularity of
THE KINO
BRAND
Fur Coats, is evidence
of their
Superior
Quality
to the ordinary , stock
of Coats.
i
MEN'S CANADIAN
RACOON COATS
Popular price from $45
to $125.00, all size's
and different length
Men's Russian Dog Coats
—We are showing a full
range • of these at $18.00,
$20.00 and $25.00.
Men's Quilted Lined
Coats Persian Lamb and
German Otter Collars $15
and upwards.
Raw Furs Wanted—We
will pay highest cash prices
for Furs in Season..
Men's Alaska Beaver
Coats.—This Coat will stand.:
any amount of Hard Wear.
'Popular prices.
Men's Fur -Lined Coats.
—Our stock consists of noth-
ing but first class materials,
linings and - collars. Prices
$45.00 and upwards.
Only 9 More Sliopping Days Until
Produce Wanted—Butter'
24c, ..Eggs 3oc, Dried Ap
pies . 8c, Potatoes. Beans
and Poultry.
EGGS 30c, BUTTER 26c
KING BROS.
PRODUCE WANTED
1
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
GtiRISTMAS
iammorammummo
BELOW IS A LIST OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS
For Women
Felt Slippers
Felt Boots
Overgaiters
Patent Slippers
Patent Pumps
Swede Pumps.
Velvet Pumps
Rubbers
Overshoes
Cardigans
Hockey Shoes
Overstockings
Rubber Boots
Moccasins
Queen Quality
Shoes
FOR Men
Felt Slippers
Felt Boots
Overgaiters
Rubbers
Patent Pumps
Fine Shoes
Overshoes
Hockey- Shoes
Moccasins
Bunion Pretec-
tors
Leggings
Suit Cases
Club Bags
For Girls
Felt Slippers
Felt Boots
Overgaiters
Overstocking,
Fine Shoes
Rubbers
Leggings
Moccasins
Hockey Shoes
Cardigans
FOR The
Kiddies
Soft Moccasins'
Felt Shoes
Felt Slippers
Patent. Slippers
Rubbers
Overstockings
Leggings •
Cardigans
Soft Felt Shoes
For Boys
Hockey Boots
Leggings
Overstockings
Fine Shoes
Rubbers
Overshoes
Felt Slippers
Felt casinsBoots
Moc
THE ABOVE IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST
We have the Biggest and Best
Selection we have ever shown
& CO.
. WILLIS
THE SHOE STORE.
Stile Agents ?L¢e� tr Ladies.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
in the matter of the state of John B.
Jefferson, late of the Township of
East WaWanosh n the County of
Huron, Merchan , deceased.
Notice is hereby giYen ureuant to. It. S. O.
1897 Chap. 129 that all p neons having claims
against the estate of. the aid John ti. Jaffe'
son, who died on or ab lit the 19th day of
November 1911, are req Iced, on or before the
119th day' of December, l 11, to send by poet
Tows of Wlidigham, on of t e executors of the
said deceased their eh alien and surnames.
addresses and deseript ns, the full patticul-
ars of their claims, the tatemente of their tie -
counts and the "stun of the securities if
any', held by them, an that after the Bald securities,
mentioned date the ea executors will proceed
to distribute the nee a of the deceased anon,
theparties entitled hereto, having' vegeta
only to the archon Which they shim' thea
Woe notice.
Dated this 2911, de of 1iovetnber ,a.1)., 1911.
A. MORTON AR entOW11001 A t,Aog,
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