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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1912-05-23, Page 88 THE WINGH.A.M ADVANCE �y w TEA and COFFEE All kinds of Produce Wanted. CENTRAL GROCERY Now at their best ; sweet and juicy ; all sizes -25c to 60e a dozen. Next week will be the best week for PINI3APPLI3S Don't miss them, Try us for your CHRISTIE'S GROCERY PHONE 59 A 0 WAX DEMONSTRATION On Wednesday and Thursday of next week, the 29th and 30th, we expect to have with ns Miss McCabe of Tor- onto, who will demonstrate and ex- plain the various ways in. which Parowax may be used. It is already in use in millions of homes and its praises sung unstintingly. You will receive a small booklet entitled "The Story of Washday", containing many valuable and copyright recipes by Mrs. S. T. Rover. Don't Forget the 29th and 30th - FRIDAY FIRST A HOLIDAY We have extra supplies for Thursday BANANAS PINE APPLES ORANGES LETTUCE SEND, BRING OR PHONE YOUR ORDERS Each and every order will. recive the most careful at- tention and will be filled only with the Best. Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs • Warite'd: Lucknow, Belgrave, (brae .rrrao.IMMOyr....lalleOWe Reeve McDonald of Wingham held another sale of stock in Lucknow last Friday, the second one within two weeks. Local Option, oh my I forgot, but positively must refrain from mention- ing that topic this week, or I will weary your many readers. The snow melted, the flood came ; then the sunshine, now the rain. 13y the 24th the rain will stay, and sure we'll have a gala day. And so after all we are still to cele- brate the 21th of May. Hurrah for Canada. Why should we change Victoria's Day, in order whim of her grandson ? Since Local Option boarding houses have .I 4 THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED TO f MAXWELL'S OLD STAND OPPOSITE BANK OF HAMILTON WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO HAVE OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY VISIT US THERE LADIES' AND GENTS' TAI- LORING IN THE LATEST STYLES eiT A GALL SOLICITED SATISFACTION GUARAN- TEED E. C. WHITE e3/44,*94-CiriiliV*-4r41-44-4r4r4r4r4411-4* MI../\h.I..MMMM tiltakill Look out for Belgrave School picnic Mrs. W. 11. Piggies= has also been soon, 111 for some time and is still very Mr, Denham is shipping pressed hay weak. O'clock a 0 this week, One car of cattle was shipped on The Farmers' Club meets next Tues• Monday, also a car of hogs, the latter day evening, being $l 50. Rev, W. SV, and Mrs. Leech are The old wooden bridge at Sothern's guests of Dr, Stewart, on the Oth con, collapsed laet week, and it is being replaced by a new iron J. Brooks and family have become residents of the village, one. Mrs W t I f eeks The many friends of Miss ]ellen ray spen a coupe o w with Mrs, Bryant of Tlullet. Perkins will be sorry to hear she has Rev, Durrant attended district been very ill for the past few days and hope she may speedily recover, meeting in Teeswater last week. to please a Dr. Stewart was one of e ug thd es at Blyth on the debate on Woman the private , Suffrage, raised their Miss Tessie Holiday is spending a board 50c per week, so us poor "crit- few days with her sister, Mrs. Walker ters" who have to board out, are pay- of Brussels, ing our share to L. 0., if not directly, . Miss Katherine Chambers of Tiver- indirectly. , ton and Miss Audry Porteous of Win - Jack King left on Tuesday for the ' nipeg are guests of Mrs. J, A. Bran Woolly West. Cameron, our dry I don. goods merchant, will miss hien ; the Harry Hopper was delegate to the boys will miss hits ; the girls will district meeting at Teeswater, and miss him ; in fact the whole town was elected lay delegate to Con - will -miss Jack. Terence, Mr. Solomon of Goderich, who has I Harry Hopper is the Belgrave 0. 0, accepted a " position with Messrs. F. delegate to the High Court to be Sutherland & Murdie, of town, has held next month in Hamilton. W. rented W. Slpindler•'s house on Wheel- j J, Geddes is alternate. er St. So many have left town of,late . The contract for the proposed ad - that every new coiner 18 welcomed ' dition to the Foresters' Hall here was with joy unspeakable. Capt. and Mrs. Bainton and Simmons were in Lucknow last Lieut. week collecting self-denial money for the 5. A., and met with a hearty response. Some way or other, it was hard to resist the winning smiles of the lady, or the pleasing peesonalities of her escorts. A few weeks ago Lucknow had three hotels, now she has only one. To -day, she has two good livery. barns ; in another week or two there will only be one, as Mr. Blake bas sale bills out announcing that on June 12th he will sell the entire outfit, horses, harness and rigs. Perfect harmony exists between the Methodists and Presbyterians of Luck - now. Last Sunday evening, the form- er church was closed in order that they might attend the anniversary service that was being held in the lat- ter. That's the kind of church union which suits your humble servant. In your editorial paragraphs of last week you told us sir how a great bank in France destroyed the bills that were old, greasy and worn. Wish they would send some over to me. If after I was satisfied, there were any to spare, do you know what I would do ? In the first place would buy the Cain House, thorough- ly equip it, and make the town a present of the satne, and then after- wards buy the Electric Light plant, giving it also to the town on condi- tion, that it runs continuously night and day, giving power for any in- dustry that might need it, as well as light to lighten our darkness. One thing more and that would be, a fine bell tower in the middle of the town with a great Big Ben to ring out right merrily, morning, noon and night, and when this was accomplished and we were able to accommodate all the travelling public, give electric power to any new enterprise, and a bell that would tell the people when to go forth and when to come home again, then would we worry the C. P. R. so badly that it would quickly build a branch line, say from Wingbam via Lucknow to Goderich. Western Canada is great ; let us also try and develope Western Ontario. CANADA'S DOUBLE TRACK LINE VICTORIA DAY Single Fare for Round Trip Between an Stations in Canada Good going May 23rd & 24th (Minimum Charge 25c.) Homoseekers Excursions MAY 28th, JUNE 11th and 25th and every second Tuesday thereafter until September 17th Via Chicago and St. Paul WINNIPEG AND RETURN $34.00 EDMONTON AND RETURN . $42 00 Tickets good for 60 days T The ()ran rank Pacific hallway is the shortest and quickest route between Win. nioe -Saskatoon-Edmenton, with smooth roadbed, clortrio lighted sleeping CELI'S ntld tat,d. superb dining car service, through the newest, nlostpictnrestlue and most rapidly delevoping seotion of Western Canada, Through tieketssold. and reservations made by all Grand Trunk Agents, Coats no more than be other routes. 'Trains now in oper- ation Winnipeg to Regina, Yorkton and c'anora, Sauk., also to C'ramrobe, Mirror and Edson, Alta. .. �., Fall particulars and tickets from any Grand Trunk .Agent. or write .A. E. DIM? District Passenger Agent Toronto let to G. Proctor and W. J. Geddes for the sum of $070. This was the lowest tender. Work will be pushed ahead at an early date. A cement basement will be put under the new part. When completed the hall will be 28x70 feet with seating accommoda- tion for from 300 to 400 people. The improvement will be a decided ad- vantage to large public entertain- ments and the C. O. F. is to be com- plimented on their enterprise. At the meeting of Belgrave Wo- men's Institute last Tuesday, held at Mrs. Scandrett's, good reports were presented and a large attendance was present. On the Talent table were 19 varieties of talents and all sold well. The Institute has a tidy surplus. Fol- lowing are the new officers :-Pres., Miss Jennie Cole ; 1st Vice, Mrs. C. W. Proctor ; 2od Vice, Mrs. Bobier ; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. W. F.I. Ferguson ; Organist, Mrs. Jas, Taylor ; Directors, Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. J. Clegg, Mrs. Anderson, and Miss Minnie Nethery ; auditars, Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. D. Geddes, The next meeting will be held on June 11t44 at Mrs. D. Geddes' and the outside speaker will be Mies lU cMurchie of Harriston, a graduate of the Domestic Science department of McDonald College, Guelph. Bel - grave Institute is a live institution and well officered. Wroxeter. BORN. --To Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mc- Lean, a son, on May 19. Rev. R. E. Collis attended the dis- trict meeting in Teeswater. Miss L, Aitcheson is learning the tailoring with G. S. Lackie. Mr. and Mrs. Cariff of Morris visited Mr. Geo. Lackie on Sunday. Reis & Black's flour mill started again ; the new dam is completed. Mies J. Mather of Kincardine was a delegate to the Presbyterial on Tues- day. Mrs. W. McLennan returned from London, where she was visiting friends. The sports of the village will take in the Brussels or Listowel program on Friday. The Presbytery of Maitland and the W. M. S. Presbyterial met here on Tuesday. The ladies of the congrega- tion provided dinner for the delegates. Salem. There are a lot of young around here this spring. Mr, and Mrs: Thos. Iloperaft visited friends at Clifford last Sunday. Wm. Strong of Fordwich visited his daughter, Mrs. Robt, McMichael, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Palmer of Wingham visited friends around here last Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Merkley and family of Wingham called on friends here last Sunday. Mrs. Mathew bane and her son, David, called on the fornler's brother, Wm, Weir, last Sunday. Mr, Ed. Jaques and his sister, Miss Elsie, spent Sunday evening with their sister, Mrs, A. I. Gallaher. We are glad to report that Master Frank Westlake is improving nicely after his recent operation in Wing- ham hospital, colts dying John King of town who has been clerking in McIntosh and Cameron's store in Lucknow for the last year or two, went West on Monday morn- ing. The Township. Council are having the iron bridge near Hamilton's lime kilns, on the 0th con., which was built last year, taken ' down and re- moved elsewhere and a new iron one lengthened by 14 ft., put up in its place. John Hamilton, jv., moved bis family last week to Jas. Found's house, near the railroad. Robt. Ash- ton, who has bought the house vacat- ed by Mr. Raniiiton, expects to move to it shortly. We welcome Mr. Ash- ton and family to town. Mrs. John llyndrnan purposes going West next week to see her sister, Mrs. Jewell, who is very ill with no hopes of her recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell moved West a short time ago, Mrs. Gamble, sr., Mrs. Jewell's moth- er, is very anxious to go also to see her daughter. but on account of hav- ing just recovered from a severe ill- ness, the doctor thinks it unwise for her to go. Blyth. Watson & Son shipped a car of cat- tle to Toronto on Saturday. Mrs. Dieh of Teeswater visited friends in town for a few days. Mr. E. Livingstone intends racing "Red Dart" at the Mitchell races on May 21tb. Rev. Mr. Small, B. A., has not yet accepted the call from the Hespeler congregation. The Blyth sawmill is undergoing repairs this week. The cut of maple has been completed and shipped. The many friends of Mr. Roy Stack- house will be pleased to • hear he is getting along well, having secured a school at Copeland in Saskatchewan at $100 a month. The following names are the officers elected for the Epworth League for the ensuing year :-President, E. Ben- der ; let Vice, Miss Bently ; 2nd Vice, Lily Carr ; 3rd Vice, Ada Stackhouse ; 4th Vice, Fred. Jackson ; Sec., Thorn- ton Fear ; Treas., W. Moon ; Organ- ist, R. Gidley. A unique feature in the service in Trinity Church on Sunday, May 12th, was the dedication of a beautiful Memorial window,* the gift of Mr. James Barr, in memory of his mother. The window is a beautiful work of art. and represents Mary Magdalene weeping at the empty tomb and the risen Christ standing in the back ground, The sermon was in keeping with the dedication service, the text being taken from St. John 20:1314. It will be a long time before the ser- vice and the sermon will be forgotten either by the immediate friends, or those who were at the service. WASrrLn. -- Two bright, smart young inen, to learn the t1pholstet- Apply to Walker & Clegg, W inghatn. Few men think it is up to them to be as good as they think other men ought to be. THE EARLY WORM i i The early bird catches the worm ; that fact Has been into every young cranium pack'd ; It's really absurd The talk that is heard Of the wonderful thrift of that wonderful bird. But not the least mention is made of the worrn That equally early set out on a squirm. Except that within that most provi- dent bird The poor little fellow terred. It seems there's a word to be said, For had he but snugly retrained in his bed, And taken a nap, Or curled up in the lap Of Mother Earth sleeping, the poor little chap Would doubtless have lived to Methu- selah's age, And another tale figured on his- tory's page. Now why did they never instruct us at school That the worm was eaten for being a'fool ? Whitechurch. Rev, Mr. Walker attended the dis- trict meeting in Teeswater last week. Chas. Martin and wife, Bert. Martin and Miss Effie McCormick of Wing - ham spent Sunday with Mr. Martin of this village. Rev, Mr. Matheson, wife and child- ren of Kinloss spent Monday evening with Rev. McEachern. Mr. Mathe- son was on his way to Wroxeter to attend a Presbytery meeting, The Guild of the Presbyterian Church intend holding a literary on the last day of the month. A pro- gram will be rendered, also a lecture by Mayor Spotton of Wingharn, Subject, "Abraham Lincoln." The annual meeting of the Metho- dist Sunday... School was _.. held on Fri- day o day evening after the regular League service, The officers elected are as follows t -Supt., Mrs. R. J. Cuyler ; Asst. -Supt., Mr. A. Moore ; Pres. of Monte Dept, Miss E. L Cuyler; See., Harry Mc0lenaghar'i ; Trees,, Fred, Mowbray Librarian, Lizzie Mire - house ; Organist, Jean Mirehouse Teachers, Mrs, Snarling, Mrs. W. J, McOlenaghan, Miss E. I. Onyler, Mr. A. Moore, Mrs. R. J. Cuyler and Mr. Jno. T. ,Hoimeg, Some people wouldn't recognize j What they want, if they got it, was early in - on both sides MORAL, Don't trust to adages ; look and cern, Then draw your deductions, truth you will learn. The maxims and rules That are taught in the schools Are excellent truly for governing fools. But you ? Of your actions let be the source. And if you're a bird, get up early, of course, But if you're a absurd As to get up at dawn, by a bird. dis- Saturday , June 1st Remember the date as we have a very special line to put on sale at 25c each. We just have two hundred articles, so come in time. i TIMM" MAY 23, 1912 TOWN OF WINUHAIVI.. COURT OP REVISION. Take notice that the Court of Re- vision on the Assessment Bali of the Town of Wingbam will he held in the Council Chamber on Monday, May 27th, commencing at 8 p.m. All parties interested will please take notice and attend. JOHN F. Groves, Clerk. Monday, May 13th, 1912, TENDERS WANTED TOWN OP WINOIIAM. Tenders will he received by the un- dersigned, up till 4 p,m,, May 2Stb, 1012, for the repair of the washout to lower mill darn and race.. Tenders to 'vvae.tror;iicewrirfeu7,,,biici,thyagirda.veiThneeaCroart- ha,m1.MARSHALLS and. Work to be completed by July 1st, 1012. The lowest or other tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to JOHN F. GROVES, Secretary, OF Wingharn Water and Electric Light Committee, 5c, 1Oc, 15c and 25c STORE 1 earn w 1 dill ONWIVEGISINS Q� an d brains worm, don't be so to be caught AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE GOING WEST. HOME STUDY 1 Thousands of ambitious young people are b"ing instructed in their homey b r our Home Study Dept You may finish at College if you desire Pay when- ever you wish. Thirty Years' Exper- ience. Largest trainers in Canada. Enter any day. Positions guaranteed. If you wish to i.avo beard and learn while you earn, write for particulars. NO 'VACATION WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE - GEO. SPOTTON CHAS. BURNS ; President Principal �t+ EGGS FOR HATCHING. Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, pure bred. 75 cts. per 15 eggs. Special price on incubator lots. A. E. GALLAHER Lot 10 and 17, con, A, Howbeit 33-40 Wroxeter, Ont. H. DAVIS Agent for the following Steamship lines: The Allan Line, the Canadian Nor- thern, the Cunard and the Donald- son Ocean Steamship Lines. OFFICE-POSTOFFIOI: BLOCK, W INCPIIAM. MEETING OF THE HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will most in the Coun- cil Chamber, in the Town of Gocl?ricb, on Tuesday, Jane the 4th, at 3 o'clock, Accounts against the County will be considered if placed with the Clerk be- fore this date. W. LANE, Clerk. Dated May 20th, 1912. On Tuesday, May 2Sth, June 11 or 25, a special Grand Trunk train will leave Toronto at 10,30 pan. via Chicago and St. Paul, carrying through Coaches And Pullaran Tourist Sleepers for Edmonton and points East in Mani- toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta in connection with Homeseekers' excur- sions. The rates to Western Canada are very low :-Winnipeg and return, $34.00; Edmonton and return, $42 00. Tickets good for sixty days. Propor- tionate rates to other points in Mani- toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Tickets will also be on sale ou above dates via Sarnia and Northern Navi- gation Company. Pullman Tourist Sleeping carp will be equipped with bedding and Porter in charge. Berth may be secured in these cars at a low rate. This is an exceptional oppor- tunity for those wishing to take ad- vantage of the remarkably low round trip HOWeseekern' excursions. No change of cars. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is the shortest and quickest route between Winnipeg - Saskatoon ----Edmonton, with smooth roadbed, electric lighted sleeping cars and sukaerb diningear service, through newest, most pcturesque and most rapidly developing section of Western Canada. Through tickets sold and reservations xriade by all Grand Trunk Agents. Costs no more than by other. routes. Trains now in operation Win- nipeg to Regina, Y+trkton and Canora, Sask.,a levo to C >t an rose Mirror and Edson, Alta, Ask any Grand Trunk Agent for particulars re Homeseekers' Exam,- mons, or write A. E, Duff, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont, *Lam GONE ASTRAY From the premises of the undersigned, a bay filly. two years old ; xnissed first ou May 10th. Information gladly re- ceived. THOS. P. JAMES, Wingham. Teacher Wanted. Qualified teacher for 5, S. No. 5, Morris, duties to commence after va- cation. Applications received up till May 31, by Geo. W. Proctor, Sec.-Treae , Belgrave, P.O. Township Of East Wawanosh. COURT OF REVISION. Notice is hereby given that the, Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Township of East Wawa - nosh will be held in the Forester's Hall, Belgrave, on Tuesday, May 28th next, at 10 o'clock a.m , for the purpose of hearing and settling com- plaints against the said Assessment. Roll. Parties having business at the Court, will please attend at the said thne and place without further notice. Alex. Porterfield, Township Clerk. Dated this 13th day of May, 1912, IAN Y .. n . / , , ... .... W • . r. .. .., 1 WINNIPEG PROPERTIES offer a GOOt) INVFFST- meet and QUICK TURNOVER. Write us before you decide to invest. N. PER CY GR ER 500 MOARTHi7R I3'L'C WXNNrl'nG, MAN. Electric Restorer for Men Phosphonol restores every nerve in the body . to its proper tension ; restores viin and vitality, Premature decay and all sexual weakness averted at once. Phosphonoi will make you a new man. Price $s a box. or two for $5, galled to any address. The Scobell Drug Co., St. Catharines, Ont. bsaiiitiowiimos W1si'Nt. SAktfelek vr�- .41 a i J ... , ti•r. , '.:r :-, . our cream wagons are now on the road. If you have not been called upon; let us know and we will place you on one of our routes. We are paying 25 cts. per lb. fat for this 'week. For next week we pay 25 cts. dor further particulars apply to s co. Wrn. -;avies Limited CREAMERY KENT BLOCK '�mel Rtkliajuk 1 1 u 1 a 1 TOWN6 HIP Or TURNBERRY - rOTICE the Court c►f Revision of tl o Ass bsa meat Roll. of the Township of Turnberry will be he td in: the Cler'k's office, Blue - vale, on "Viotti",ay the 27th day of May next, at '2 o'el ock p.m. All parties in- sl terestod will please take notice and govern thorns eaves a000rdingly. 1 301 tl�" fURG1IISS, Tp. Clerk ' ulrnbe>t!ry, M;ay 16th, 1912, BREAD BREAD BREAD FIVE '.OBEs FLOU It is the simplest thing conceivable to make the very choicest of Home Made Bread when you use Five Roses Flour. It remains sweet and wholesome when other bread is not palatable. Remember you don't need to bake every day to have good Home Made Bread when you. �use Five Roses Flour. It 'fry moist and nutritious for a week, it and be convinced. One 24 One 49 One 98 A BIG SAVING= lb, bag Vivo Roses Flour, costing 85c, prodnnes 2' lb. bag Five Roses Flour, eosttng $1.65, produces 45 lb. bog Five Roses Flour, costing *3.25, *,)rodnoea Oa Start right now -Get a bag -Save money -Rave Be convinced. loaves bread. loaves bread. loaves bread. a change - BASEBALL PLANERS WE HAVE JUST PLACED INTO STOCK McPH[RSON'8 BAS[BALL BOOTS ,.. ALSO TOE AND HE[L PLATES FOR BASEBAIL BOOTS Ne Frid y ay 24 Being a Public Holiday This Store will be closed all day Open Thursday until 10 p.m. ill:iS Sole Agents For The THE SHOE STORE FOR Sh'OE, ADZES eseideataiiereeleielsivisateekimeheitemseat 1 ■ LARGEST RANGE OF NEWEST WASH GOODS WE HAVE EVER • SHOWN. LADIES' DRESSES Something cool and dainty for hot weather, in linen, blue chambray, white pique, with short sleeves, low necks, all sizes, 14 yrs. to size 42 -prices, $3.60. CHILREV'S WASH ESSES This is the first eeason we have handled Children's Wash Dresses, and we find them in big demand ; in ginghams, checked and striped, made with set -in -sleeve, in sizes --- 2 yrs., 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 yrs. ; Prices, 65e, $1.00, $1.25, $2 00. MISSES' WASH DRESSES Misses' One -pieced Dresses, made in ginghams, linens, chambrays ; sizes -14, 16, 18 and 20 yrs. ; the newest style and best fit, with short sleeves and ]ow neck ; prices, $2.00,n $2.50, $3.00. CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS The stylish little Suit for summer " wear for the up - to -elate boy is Buster Brown, with the big collars, in good washing materials, made in linens, ga]aties and linen suitings ; prices, 750, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 ; sizes, 2-31, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Call anti see them. BOYS' WASH BLOUSE SUITS Natty Blouse Suits in all sizes, made up of linens, cbambrays and striped galaties; prices, 75e, $1,00, $1.25. Com in and tree our big assortment of Men's, Boy's and Children's Straw 1Tats. 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