HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-12-28, Page 5THE .WINtIAL ?l.)ESt TM OEMEE.E 28. 19i1
A HAPPY NEW.
YEAR TO ALL
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Your money and influence
respectfully solicited to as-
sist in reducing ow stock of
Clothing and . Men's Fur-
nishings.
Bumper reduction sale com-
mences on
Tuesday, January 2nd
Commence the New Year
by buying right and start a
bank account with the cash
we save • you.
The good quality at the
low price.
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Men's Braces in Fancy Boxes, Men's Knitted Ties in all
shades (boxed), Men's Mercerized Knitted Mufflers
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Men's,Shirts, Gloves, .and Fancy Hosiery, Men's and
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Boys' Kid Gloves in ali sizes. Men's Shirts—We
have the agency for the W. G. & R. Shirts in new
select patterns for Christmas trade, prices $I.00 •
to $2.50. Men's Fancy Embroidered Hosiery
in black Fleur de lis, price soc
NEW YEAR'S
Ladies' Fancy Collars, Belts, Jabots, Side Jabots, Silk :
Knitted Ties, boxed separately, to sell at 50c,
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Fancy Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Embroidered and Fine
Laced Trimmed; Fancy Lace Table 'Centres Tray 4
Cloths; Table Cnvers; Guest . Towels,
Large assortment,
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Mies Kathleen Harry, of Eseex has
been engaged ae teaarher in S, S. No,
11 and will take lip her duties, After the
,halidaye.
"l'ifnigan'e Fortune" in the Ir'oroe
at elgra've on Friday
lag, even,
Mr, .and Mrs. .John McGee spent the
holida rs wiolth $r, and Mrs, D.._l im p
son $ ilelrave.
Miss Mabel Shiell,Weybern,Sask,rand
Miss Jennie Shiell," of Toronto,: etre
'Fending the holidays at their parental.
home on the 12th concession.
Calvin Church Sunday School haid
a
very successful Christmas tree, on
Thursday evening last. The children
who took part in the program did extra
welt,
A. public examination was held in the
school house of S. S. No. 9, East Wa-
wanosh, on Thursday, Dec, , 21st, The
teacher, Miss E. D, Rutherford, exam-
ined the classes in various subjects.
The pupilsanswered all questions read-
ily and showed that they had a thor-
ough knowledge of the subjects. A
spelling match in which all the pupils
took part proved very interesting. The
pupil who spelled the others 'down re-
ceived a handsome prize. Fo11oWing
the examination was a program con -
slating of music, recitations, dialogues,
etc., interspersed with speeches from
the trustees and parents. The speak
ers all spoke creditably of the work
done by the teacher. The ladies of the
section provided an excellent lunch
which was served by the pupils. After
lunch the teacher gave a prize to the
pupil in each class who stood highest
in class work and good behaviour. The
pupils then presented the teacher with
a handsome manicure set to show their
appreciation of her interest in them.
Notwithstanding the break in the term
caused by the chicken -pox epidemic,
the results have been verry successful.
The teacher expects better results next
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SALEDI.
On Wednesday, Dec. 20th ' inst, at
11 a. m., the wedding bells rang mer-
rily at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
B. Stafford, of Howick when their only
daughter, Minerva, was united in the
bonds of matrimony to Mr. Benjamin
Higgins, of Roblin,' Manitoba, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins of Turn -
berry. The magic words which made
them one were spoken by Rev. L, Per-
rin, B. A. The bride; `who was given
away by her father, looked charming
in her bridal dress of cream messeline
de chene with silk embroidery trimming,
while she,carried in her hand a boquet
of white carnations,ferns, etc. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Johnston, of Washington, Ont., cousin
of the bride. After the ceremony and
the signing of the marriage register,
an excellentlwedding dinner was served,
The guests were from Buffalo, Rpblin,
Man., Washington, Ont., Gorrie, Wrox-
eter, Wingham, Bluevale and Howick.
The popularity of the bride was mani-
fested by the many useful and beauti-
ful gifts, Her travelling dress was of
tailor made tweed with hat to match.
The happy couple will reside in Regina,
Sask. Their many friends wish them
every happiness and prosperity in the,
great and. growing West.
BL VE VALtC
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith spent
Christmas with friends at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manley, of South-
ampton are at present visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Robt. Aitchison and Harry Champion
returned home last week 'after spend-
the summer in the West.
Robbie Bosman spent Christmas with
his parents at Toronto.
Mr. H. McHardy, of Southampton
spent Christinas with relatives in the
village.
Among -those who came home to
spend Christmas were—Misses Nellie
Burgess, Mabel Coultes, Alice Duff,
Mary Stewart, Lizzie Pocock and
Messrs. Fred Haney and McKenzie
Messer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Elliott, of Dur-
ham spent Christmas with Mr. A. Mc-
Gee.
The Christmas tree entertainment in
the Methodist church on Monday night
was well attended and a good program
rendered; the proceeds amounted to
$34.CO.
Mr. Copeland, of St. Catharines is at
present visiting at Mr. Jas. Alechison's,
The following is the report of the
senior department of S. S. No, 4,
Turnberry and Morris. Natnesin order
of merit.
Sr. TV- M. Raby, L. Patton, W.
Stewart, E. Jewitt, C. Diment, W.
Shaw, E. Aitchison, R, Barrett, G.
Greenway.
Jr. XV—G. Curtis, M. Black, M. Gray,
C, Black, L. Breckenridge, S. ifa11.
Sr. IIT --E, Rutherford, 'J, Gray, A,
Fraser, C. Jewitt, E. Gannett, E. Mc-
Kenny, L. Elliott, H. Haney, L. Me -
Kenny, R. Breckenridge, D. Churchill,
W. Holmes, Jno. Nicholson, R. Smelt-
zer, M. Magee.
5th Class -1v. Barrett, R. Taylor, J.
Patton, A. Robertson, It, Meek.
Average attendance 26.
L. A. PoState, Principal.
The following is the report of janior
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the gift of a lifetime and buy an
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room, S. S. No, 4, Turnberry and Morris,
for the' znenth •of December. Names
in order of merit.
Sr. II—Cameron McDonald, Rhena
West, • Willie West, 'Harvey Messer,
Annie Smeltzer, Harvey Robertson,
Garnet Casemore, George Champion,
Roy Champion,
Jr. II—Earl Elliott, Stella Elliott,
Cecil Elliott, Stanley Gallaher, Bertha
Gannett, Russell .Barrett.
Part II—Ji.mes Hogg, Clifford El-
liott.
Sr. I—James West, Wilbur Case -
more, Archie, McKinney, Jim Watson.
Jr. I—Gertie Robertson, Isabel Wat-
son, Jim Breckenridge, Harold Watson,
Pearl Boyle:
Average Attendance 23.
F, I. AITCH%soN, Teacher.
Mrs. L. hack, 4th line, died Thurs-
day morning of last week, aged 95
years.
H. B. Alcock, Oth line, has purchas-
ed a house' from ' Mrs. A. Sinclair,
Brussels,4 disci will likely move it to one
of his farms in Morris.
The, Teittstees of S. S. .No. 9 (But-
ton's) have engaged Miss Cora Forbes,
of McKillop, as teacher for 1912. Sal-
ary.will be $475, Miss Forbes should
make a good teacher.
James McCall, who is here from the
West,, has not been very well during
the,past weals, but we hope will soon.
be all right. His•son, Aylmer, is here
on a visit for a month or so.
'After an absence- of 12 years, Thos.
W. Bone, of Aisdele, Sask.,' arrived
home last Week on a visit of a few
months; He is a son of Henry Bone.
3rd line, and was received with a
hearty welcome after a lapse of so
many years. .
'It was with`feelings of sincere sor-
row and deep regret that the announce-
ment was received of the death of Mrs,
Michael Rowland, of the 14th conces-
sion, near Walton, which occurred on
Saturday, 9th inst. She had been poor-
ly for seven weeks but hopes had been
entertained that she would recover, but
such was not the case. Deceased was
62 years of age. She was a daughter
of Mr. Edward Lamb, who still sur-
vives arid' lives 'at Mr, Rowland's, al-
though 98 years of age. With her par-
ents she settled in Morris township in
1853 and in 1878 was united in marriage
to her now bereft partner. For thirty
years Mr. and Mrs. Rowland resided in
Hullett, and then removed to McKillop
where they have spent the past twelve
years. The six sons are John, of Hul-
lett; Patrick, of Dublin; Daniel of
North Dakota; James, of Calgary, and
Edward and Gordon at home. There
were also two daughters, the late Mrs.
P. J. Ryan, of Goderich, and Miss Ellie
at home, Mrs. Rowland was a 'fine
type of woman, kind, neighborly, hos-
pitable, a true wife and a good mother.
She will be greatly missed in the home.
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Local Representatives
RITCHIE & Comes, Wingham
BELGRAVE.
The Sabbath school of the Presby-
terian Church has engaged the young
people of Wingham to give that laugh-
able play, "Finnigan's Fortune" in the
Foresters' hall on Friday evening,
January 12th. The play delighted a
Wingham audience a short time ago.
The proceeds will be in aid of the
library fund,
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aststasrowx.
Mr. Robt. Shaw of Bluevale took
charge of the service in Victoria Hall
last Sunday evening.
Mr. Jas, Strachan, dentest, of Fort
William is spending the holidays at his
parental home, Main st. South.
The Misses Nellie and Agnes Miller
are spending their Xmas with freinds
in Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job L. King and family
also Mr. and Mrs. A. Pollock spent
Xmas at Mrs. Gibson's.
Master Harvey Hoover of Brussels
visited over Sunday with his friend,
Will King.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Eckmier and Miss
Ferne are spending the holidays with
Ethel friends.
Will MacDonald spent Xmas with his
mother, Mrs. Archd. Robertson in
Wingham.
Rev. Mr.Andrews of Fordwich is ex-
pected to take the service here next
Sunday evening.
Mr. John Burke of Exeter spent the
holidays at his parental home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. MacDonald and Miss
Donalda spent Xmas with Mrs. Wilson
in Brussels.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Jno.
R. Miller is not enjoying her customery
good health but We hope she will soon
be fully restored.
Miss Hansuld, who has been teaching
at the Bryan school in Grey, has re-
signed. She is a good teacher and the
section is sorry to lose her.
D. L. Strachan, of Pine River,
formerly of this locality, has disposed
of his general store and will resume
teaching at Hanover. He was a good
teacher in former days and will no
doubt take kindly to it again.
Councillor Johnston, ist lino, Morris,
has sold his 100 acre farm to Wm,
Robertson for the sum of $4,200 and
will give possession next Spring. Re
will go West to Gladstoue, Manitoba,
where he has invested in a 820 acre
farm for which he paid $10,009. Mr.
Robertson sold his farm to John Mc:;ser
for $5,800.
Mr. Matthew Teefy died Tuesday, at
the age of 89 years, at his home in
Richmond i1I14 where he had lived
since 1846. Tie was Canada's oldest
civil servant, having held the office
long before Confederation, hawing as-
sumed the in office 1851 while carrying
on a taerchandice trade.
WHAT TO GET FOR GIFTS IS EASILY SOLVED
AT THIS STORE.
We have spent days and days preparing, select-
ing, buying and get"lag ready to present to you
the Great Stock of things that Men, Women,.
Boys and Girls Like Best and now that every.
thing is ready we ask you to come and sce the
result of all this effort we have put forth to pre-
sent a line of Holiday Goods that would excel
in extensiveness any that has ever been shown
in this town.
a IGIVE USEFUL PRESENTS THEY ARE MOST
HIGHLY APPRECIATED,
WOMEN'S STORE
Girls' Dresses, Girls' Coats, Girls' Wool Caps,
Girls' Gloves and Mats, Fine Shoes, Silk Para-
sols, Kid Gloves, Fancy Scarfs. Dressin;
Sacques, Beauty Pins, Silk Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Etnbroidered and Initialed Handkerchiefs, Jabots,
Silk Collars, Persian .Belts, Elastic Beits, Cuff
Links, Fur Lined Coats, Fur Ruffs, Muffs, etc.
MEN'S STORE
Fancy Shirts, Silk Ties, Fancy Braces in boxes,
L ink Tie e P Garters, Armlets Kid
Gloves, Fur Caps, Silk Mufflers, Fancy Slippes,.
Fur Coats, Fur Collared Coats, all kinds of Fur
Lined C 1LT Suits, New Umbrellas Fancy
Socks, Sweater went C er oats, etc.
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Go to W. G. Patterson; he
has got the goods this
year you could not get
nicer or do better if you
were in the city, he has
just what you want. Do
not fail to see his stock
ofHoliday Goods now in.
Come early and get your
choice. 15 per cte saved
on DIAMOND RINGS, a
large stock to choose
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