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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1913-12-18, Page 8c TILE WINGRAM ADVANCE f A MERRY CHRISTMAS This is the season of the year when we always have the pleasure of waiting on an army of Lady Patrons. We enjoy it too. Wish there were more holiday seasons, for the ladies can't. come too often. A Man Likes Something He Can Wear. Get his p-esents where he always buys his wearab'.es. Get them here and then you can't go wrong. Our Christmas Ties. Here's a beauty show, surely. Every man and boy always expects a Christmas Tie and gen- . erally gets it. 25c to $1.25. A Few More Suggestions., House Coats, the limit of a man's home com- fort. Umbrellas, very appropriate this season. Fine Handkerchiefs in pure Linen, Silk and Exceldas. Silk Suspenders, Mufflers, Garters, Arm Bands, Half Hose in fine Cashmeres, Silks and Worsteds. Gloves in Grey and Tan, Mocha, Cape Suede and Wool. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Cuff Buttons, Collar Bags, Laundry Bags, etc. When Christmas shopping, come here with your trocIbles and you'll be surprised and qualified to see how easily and satisfactorily we can fit "Him" up. W. The Clothier ELL MacDonald Black Opp, Bank of Commerce. r Genuine PARISIAN IVORY. GOODS The latest novelty in up- to-date Christmas Gifts. See our display of Christ- mas Perfumes. The latest designs and most popular odors. Joo j a AVIS DRCNER UGS RE Successor to A. L. HAMILTON Leirsor- 1 11111111111111111141111111111101111111111•113111111111. 1 2 3 Best Best Best Wheat Machinery Mechanics These are our First Three Considerations in manufacturing and marketing our « Quality' and 'Five Lilies' Flour Farmers l We cart satisfy your wants. Townspeople l Our ilolur will please you. 1. Special prices on five bag lots, 2. We deliver hour to 'sty part of the town. We guarantee our flour. How ick Bo undo Ty. (Too late for last week) Mrs, W. J. Gallagher is yielting in Guelph, Mr, and Mee. Geo, Doubledee called on frieude in Rarriston over Sunday. A large number from the bonndtt,ry attended the funeral of the lata Mrs. A'toiutpsh on Saturday last, The beautiful weather of the past two weeks has enabled the farmers to get things in shape for winter.. Me and Mrs. Jos, Underwoed of LI e 15th con, moved to their new borne in Wingharn. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs, Underwood from Howick, Where they have spent the most of their lives. The funeral of the tate Mies R, Mc- [ntoeh of Blucher, Sask., which took place from her sort a residence on Sat- urday afternoon to the Gerrie ceme- tery, was very largely attended, De. mimed was agEd 59 years and three months, She leaves to mourn her loss a sorrowing husband, two daugh- ters, and two sons. Mrs. McIntosh was held in high esteem by all who knew her, and the sincere sympathy of the community is extended to the sorrowing friends in this their time of trouble. Weep not for me when I am gone Where wordly troubles cease But strive to meet at God's right hand Where all is joy and peace. Fordyce. Welding bells are ringing, Mr, Frank Doyle was on business to Goderich recently. We are glad to hear Mrs, Peter Mason is keeping well again. John Martin ie away on a'business trip to Guelph and Toronto. Mts. Milner spent 'a few days with her daughter, Mrs, W. Champion. People are beginning to prepare for Xmas. and Santa Claus will soon be around again. Mr. Stuart McBurney is looking 'as well as ever and able to work again after bis hard attack of fever. WINTER TOURS TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE AND SUMMER DAYS At this season of the year a great many are planning their winter tours. Considerable numbers annually visit the ever -popular California Resorts, while many prefer the fl ewers and sunshine of Florida, together with the very even climate. Numerous people in comfortable cir- cumstances, well able to afford a win- ter tour, have the mistaken idea that a trip of this nature is most expeneive. This is not so. Thanks to modern railway facilities, an extensive trip both interesting and educational, can be made with speed and comfort at a comparatively small cost. Why not investigate The Canadian Pacific Railway offers particularly good service to Detroit, where direct connection is made for Florida, via Cincinnati, Ohio and At- lantic, Ga, Jacksonville, Florida, is reached second morning after leaving Detroit. Excellent connections for Florida can also be made via Buffalo, The Canadian Pacific -Wabash route will be found the ideal line to Chicago, where direct connection is made for the Southern States. New Orleans is reached second morning after leaving Toronto. Direct connection is also made at Chicago for points in California, Texae, Arizona. etc. The Dining, Parlor and Sleeping Car service between Toronto, Detroit and Chicago is up-to-date in every parti- cular. Connecting lines also operate through Sleeping and Dining Cars. Those contemplating a trip of any nature will reaeive full information from any 0. P. R. Agent, or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. Turn berry. The following is the report of S. S. No, 2, Turnberry and Howick for the month of November. The names are in order of merit. Sr. 4:h—Greer Wylie, Olive Turner. Sr. 3rd—Willie Orr, Viola Sharpin. Jr. Sid—Gladys Timm, Ethel Hooper, Stuart Turner, Andrew Hooper, Jennie Stacey. Jr, 2nd. --Alice Wheeler, 1st class—Eva Bolt, Florence Hooper, Z,ra Bolt, Alice Sharpin. Pr. A—Gladys Hooper, [da Bolt, Mary Finlay. Pr, B—Harvey Timm, Glendon Yeo, Pr. 0—Wesley Yeo, Maggie Finlay. Perfect Spellers —Greer Wylie, Viola Sharpin, Ethel Hoopes, Gladys Timm, Eva Bolt.— L. E. Holmes, teacher. Our township fathers have run against a pretty hard proposition, just now. For the last month back a gang of men and teams have been engaged in trying to fill up a sink hole in Eadie's swamp, and strange to say the more they dump into it the worse its getting. One day Iast week Mr. Jno. Weir was trying to erose it with a load of wood when one of his horses got down over the back in the water, and only for the timely arrival of Mr, David Eadie, Mr. Weir andehis outfit would perhaps never have been heard of again. The Township Council has had two special meetings on the spot, and they are completely puzzled to know what to do with it. We would thinktae thing they can do would be to bring on one of those railroad con- struction engineers, ,who bas had experience in such things because there is no Paying what is gc'ng to happen there if its not fixed pretty soon. Barricades have been put up at both corners of the block 10 warn people of their danger. We hope it doesn't prove so serious a problem as the sink hole, up near Lengside where the road -bed dropped about sixteen feet in one night and swallowed up a yoke of oxen and other things a- round it. The place of danger is over one hundred yards in length and what seems most r;tra,nge about it, is that its only three or four yr a? s ago there Was anything noticed about it. esumussaisamossammeinso NEURITIS FOLLOWS CRIPPLED NERVES Painful Effects of Chronic Rheuma- tism Quickly Routed by Rheums. If your nerves are all crippled from attacks of Rheuinatittrn, Neuritis can easily get a strong hold on the nerves This most painful disease is ono of the hardest known to expel, but RBEU NCA can reach It if given a chance. This testirnonv ie positive proof: ''La,4t Match I was so crippled with Neuritis in left limb I could walk scarcely at all. 'Tried all remedies I heard of and had two pbysioiaas. Noth. int, did me ens+ good unto I teed Rhi 1EU 1i A # -- a't,.00 worth of 3 Our rrrerltrines sweet cord nee. --Mrs. 0. It. d.v , f na ij, nice, . ^ ai'h�t#ili t 1gCl a Pit 110,.4v,tt.rl�kiri THE WAY TO PREVENT COLD WEATHER DISEASES. There would be lots less sickness during cold weather if folks would only take ordinary common-sense pre- cautions against it, When you hear there is stnailpox around, you don't love touch time in getting your family vaccinated, But lots of you do not use the same good sense in preventing colds. the grippe, bronchitis, poen- amnia, typhoid fever, rheumatism and other diseases, some of them very serious and dangerous, and some of which nearly every member of your family is almost certain to stiffer from before winter is over unless some medicine is taken to build up the body and put it in perfect order before cold weather sets in. Vaccination prevents the growth of germs of smallpox in the blood, and puts the•syetem into a proper healthy condition to resist smallpox. lt,xall Olive 011 Emulsion is designed as an aid to prevent as well as relieve disease. It strengthens the body to overcome the germs and helps to put your system into the right condition to resist di,ease. Ircontains the four FIyrophosphites recommended by physicians to tone the nerves and blood, in combination with purest Olive Oil, to nourish and strengthen them. You who are weak and rundown, and you who aro apparently well now, but are liable to suffer from various cold weather ailments, use Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion to get and keep well and strong, For the tired -out, rundown, nervous, emaciated or debilitated—the convalescing— grow- ing children—aged people — It is a sensible aid to renewed strength, better spirits, glowing health, Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion—king of the celebrated Rexall Remedies—is for freedom from sickness of you and your family. Pleasant -tasting, con- taining no alcohol or dangerous drugs, you'll be as enthusiastic about it as we are when you have noted its strengl.h- ening, invigorating, building -up, disease preventing effects, If it does not help you, your money will be given back to you without argument, Sold in this community only at our store— The Bernell Store—one of more than 7,000 leading drug stores in the United States, Canada and Great Britain,— J. W, McKibbon, druggist, Wingham, Fordwich Miss Myrtle McLaughlin spent Friday afternoon in Harriston, Mr. N. A. Gibson of Listowel called on friends stere on Friday last. Miss Janet Hunter is Npending a few days With Harriston friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson visited friends in Wroxeter on Sunday, Dr. Workman of Kingston is visiting Dr. Montgomery for a few days. Mrs. (Dr.) Armstrong of Gorrie visited at Rev. A. B. Dobsons on Friday last. A number from here attended the anni- versary services at Maitland on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dane of Gorrie spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Ed. Armstrong. ST For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the p-� Signature of �u y-��ctiu( WINUHAM MARKETS. Wheat $ 82 Barley 52 Oats ' 31 Peas 1 00 Buckwheat 52 Beans 1 50 Potatoes 05 Hay 15 00 10 00 Straw ('.undled) 1000 12 00 Bran 22 00. Shorts 24 00 Flour (first patent£) 3 00 Butter, roll 24 Butter, prints 25 Es 40 Hogs 8 00 Lambs , -, , . 6 50 7 00 Sheep 4 00 4 50 Chickens (live) 9 Chickens (dressed) 12 Fowl (live) 7 Fowl (dressed) 14 Ducks (live) ....,10 Ducks (dressed) 10 Geese (live) 10 Geese(dressed) 10 Turkeys (live) 10 Turkeys (dressed 18 Cattle (see Toronto market on page 2 $ 85 53 35 1 03 55 1 75 Notice To Contractors. A contract of filling with st.ne the sink hole on the prairie road south of Wingham will be let on the ground at 2 o'oloek p m, on Saturday Deo. 2)th The work will be let by the yard. JOHN SHORTREED 14.15 Reeve of Morris. AUCTION SALE of valuable property in the Township of Turnberry. Under and by virtue of a power of Salo con- tained in a registered mnrtgsge, which will be p educed at the time of sale there will bo of- fered for sale by public auclin,t by Frank Mc- Connell, Auctioneer, at the Queen's Hotel in tiro Town of Wingham in tho County of Huron on Saturday the 3rd day of January A. D. 1911 at 2 o'clock p.m. the following property*: ALL and SINGULAR, that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and beinpv in ilte Township of Turnberry in the County of Huron and P ovinoo of Ontario and being composed of those parts of lots numbers F ur and Three In tho Seventh Concession of the said Township of Turnberry described as follows, that is to say -Commencing at the po-tplanted between lots Three and Four in the said Concur ion at the southwest corner of said lot three; thence Easterly along the front two olivine and seventy.ono links to a spring ere.* ; thence Northo+ly parrallel to the aide of the lot, eight chains and keventy flvo links more or le -s to the river ,Maitland; thence Westerly Wong + he river down stream, flue chains more or less to the West side of lot throe aforesaid; thence southerly along the side of the lot, four chains more or less to the plane of beginning ; again comment ng at the Southeast angle of the said lot number Four; thence Westerly along the front of said lot to tho Fest aide tinsrent; thence Northerly along the West side of said lot, six ehains and fifty links more or less to the river Maitland; thence Pviaterly along the river up the stream. twenty chains Moro or less to the East side . said lot four; then Southerly along rho said Easterly limit four chains more or less to the place Of beginnintg, said firstly described pare 1 containing ono a re and three rode mora or less and s std sec nndly described parcel Contain• log nano stereo and three rods more Or lees. This properly Is situate on n goof gravel read abatis n va mites fr m the Town of 1•Vtng• harts a taboatfour utiles from rho Village of Wrox^tor, There aro on the properly a good brick lit enc ane a good frame stable with stems foul,iat.ion. TERM Or5t�4.tJ : The p• sporty Will besub Jed,, to a rooetvo bid Ten Per Gent of the nrehaae motley to bo ;said to the Vendor or 13o13e1tor on, tho rift of the sale and the hea- rt. ell- wtthin th�lrtyd thereafter. tt}391 pc't4roul ward oondttioiis of the 0 Wrap at ileo thee of sale or ' AtoielIon re 613m itACt rel atsd, By -Law No. 690, 1913, of The Town of 'Wingharn To grant to Messrs. Walker & Clegg a Bonus by way of a fixed assessment of Ten Thouoand Dollars on their Manufacturing Establivhment for a period of ten years to aid them in re- building and enlarging their said Manufacturing Establishment in the Town of Wingham, WIIand Clegg, carryington M.Walter the Town of Walker °r Clegg find bong the (solo ntannu facturers of upholstered furniture and mat• tresses in Iha said 'Town had a portion of their manufacturing plant destroyed by Piro in the mouth of November, 1013. otetnioooher have doeided coran xe.ttipreselt manures).taring establishment, Municipal(WHEREAS 1 1: Lee Corporationito the Town of Wingharn for a bonus by way of a fixed assessment of Ton 'Thousand Dollars on their marl faoturing establishment and on the DOW portion to be erected, fora period of ton years, AND WIiic]REAS the said-MunicipalConn- oil being desirous of assisting the said industry ant promoting the said Manufactures, have deemed it expedient to grant the said bonus to the said Messrs. Walker & Clegg upon and subject to 1hefo'lowing terms and conditions as to the rebuilding and extension of their sa'd ntanufacturing establishment, namely: That they w.11 build and area a builaing suitable for their manufacturing purposes having at least the same amount of fto•,r space as was contained in the building destroyed by lire. AND WHEREAS Messrs.WalkerCgghavgedolp sold tering cOnditio s. !(NIT WITEIU1'.S the amo int of the rate- able property of the 'town of Wingham ac- cording to the last revised Assessment Roll thereof is VS12831.00. AND WTIgREAS tho amount of the exist- ing debenture debt of the said Muoieipality bsoialreiannnntbtih1edypolatsd esuos)s$)1 - 2i3.04 of which no part of tho principal or in- terest is in arrears. • WIIEIiEFOal.: T110 Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Town of Wingham enacts as follows: 1. The Municipal Corporation of the Town of Wingharn shall grant a bonus to the s id Messrs. Walker & ulegg by way of a fixed assessment of Tea 'thousand Dollars on their Manufacturing Establishment and on the new portion to be erected, for a period of t n years. 2. That said fixed assessment shall not ap- ply to or aired taxation for school purpose 1. 3. This By-law shall take effect on tilo;j0th day of June, A. D. 191.1, NOTICE, Take notice) that the above is a true copy of a proposed By-law which ]las been taken into consideration and which will be finally passed by till Council of the Municipality (in the event of the consent of the electors being obiaiued thereto) after one month from the first publication in the Wingham Advance, the date of which first publication was Thurs- day the lith day of December A. D 1913, at d that the votes of rho electors of said Munici- pallity will bo Laken on said By-law at the same time and places and by the same officers as the Annual Municipal Election 19101 the Mali or of the the tsaid Townaof vting ham shall attend at the Town Hall at 11 o'clock in the forenoon to appaiat persons to attend at the various Polling place- and at the final sum- ming up of votes by Lho Clerk in behalf of persons interested in promoting and oppo •iug the passing of this By-law, respectively. The Clerk of the said Town of Wingham shall attend at the said To sen Hall at 11 o'clock is the forenoon of Tuesday tbo 611t, clay of � January A. D. 1914 to sum up the number of ' votes given forand against this By-law. And also take uoth e that every tenant who desires Ip v cte on this 13y -law must deliver Lo the Clone not later than the seventh day be. fore the day appointed for t•'tking votes the declaration pro id ed for by subsection 2 of section 205 of the Ittunioieal Ac't 1013. JOHN F. GROVES. CLUnr Sale of Debentures. The corporation of the township of Morris have for sale $8000 worth of Township Debentures drawn at twenty Years, bearing b% and aro asking for bids on same. 14-15 A MAOEWEN 0 ark. Teacher Wanted. For S. S. No 7, Morris, Dirties to be- gin at tho New Year, Applications stating salary required aud qualifi- cations to be directed to --J, D. Irawei . R. R. No. 4, Wingharn, 13t1 Shorthorns For Sale, Broadview Shorthorns, herd headed by Favorite Oharaoter (Imp). I aim of- fering 8 Bulls from 8 to 12 months of age. These are oheice young Bulls with the best of breeding and will be sold reasonably. I am also offering a few good Oows and Heifers, all are bred to the Lop bull, souse die to calve in De- cember. If you need anything, write or give us a call. J. G. FYFE, Wingharn, (Farm 1, miles south of Wingham). TAKE NOTICE THAT 1. The Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Wingham intends to construct :- 1st. An 8 -inch sewer and 6 -inch cel- lar drain along Victoria Street from Josephine Street to Diagonal Road, thence along Diagonal Road to corner of Frances street, thtncs along Frances Street to corner of John Street. 2nd. .An 8 -inch sewer and 6 -inch cel- lar drain along Shuter Street from cot; ner John Street to Diagonal Road. 2. The special assessment is to bo paid itt thirty annual instalments. 3. Persons desiring to petition against undertaking the work mast do so on or before the 27th day of December, 1913. Dated at Wingham this 24th day of November. 1913. • JOHN F. GROVES, Cr -unit 12.16, 171 Prompt delivery to any part of town Try our Hardwood and Kindling -the best and ,,heapest in Wingham, Orders may be left at R. Mooney's. R. J. CANTELON P. 0. Box 127 tota®aaoes.M-e rxmNw+moifirfp/IMMmca CHRILTMAL. and NEW YEAR RATES SINGLE FARE Dec 21, 25 good for return until Dee. 20; also Dec. 31 1913, and Jan. 1, 1914, good for return until Jan. 2, 1911 FARE AND ONE- THIRD Dee 21, 23 21, 25, valid for re- turn until Den, 27 also Deo. 29, 30, 31, 1913, and Jan. 1 1914, valid for , return until San. 3, 1914 Between all stations in Canada east of Port Arthur, also to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich., Buffalo, Black Rock, Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge, N.Y. Tickets now on sale at Grand Trunk Tieket Offices. II. B Elliott, Town Passenger and Ticket Agent; phone 4. W. F. Burgman, Station Ticket Agent ; phone 50. C 3 T TMAS 1.013 1014 NEW YEAR'S EXCURSION FARES Between all stations in Canada, Fort Wil- liam and East, and to Sault Ste. Marie, De- troit, Mich., Buffalo and Niagara Falls, N.Y. SINGLE I ONE-THIRD FARE FARE AND Good Going Good Going December 21, 25 i The. 24, 23, 24, 25 Return Limit Retu•n Limit Dec. 20, 1913. Dec. 27, 1913, ALo going j Also going Dec 31, Jan 3 Deo. 29, 30, 31, Sas. 1 Iteturn Limit Return Limit. Jan. 2, 1014. Jan. 3, 914, Minimum Fare 25'c, Particulars from Canadian Pacific Agents or write M. G. MURPRY, D.P.A.. C,Paty., 1 oronto W. H. Willis, up town agency, phone 47. JAL Beomer, station agent, phone 7 Christie's Grocery Store opens 7 a. m. Closes 7 p. m. Phone 59. L- Try Us -- For Christmas Table Supplies Currants, Raisins, Peels, etc.— Our Fruits have turned out exceptionally fine and if you have not bought we invite you to see our stook. See our windows and last Ad. for prices. Oranges— We have a large supply of Naval Oranges of No. 1 grade. Drop in and see them. Christmas Candy— We aro selling a very superior grade of candy this year and trust to be favored by a visit from all Candy lovers. FlibertsWalnuts Almonds Peanuts Table Raisins Ltiytr Figs Grapes, etc, Christmas Cheese— You want a piece of Rsal Good Cheese ? Give ns a cat(. Wo have something exceptionally find. Fish— Finnan Ha (die , Ciscocs Fi11et Dippers These will always be on hand when good quality is obtainable, Christmas Toys For girls and Boys. See our stock of Christmas Novelties of all kinds. Candies Nuts Oranges Layer Raisins Fig Bon Eon Boxes from 10 cents up. 40c Chocolates for 35c until Christmas. "Wishing all A Merry Christmas. THURSDAY, DecE;M 11F1: 18, 1913 Do Not Delay Christmas Buying Our stock is now at its best. Nothing more sensible or more appreciated than nice Slippers or Shoes. Look at this List below : FOR WOMEN AND MEN Felt Slippers Spats Fine Shoes Leggings Overshoes Cosy Slippers Leather Slippers Foot Easers Hockey Shoes Suit Cases Club Bags FOR GIRLS, BOYS AND CHILDREN Cardigans Felt Shoes Hockey Shoes and many other Shoe stores. Overshoes Felt Slippers Leggings Fine Shoes High Cut Button Shoes articles as are kept in first-class Sole Agents For The THE SHOE STORE, FOR -51-/OE LADIES I rist rs Attention to the newest Novel- ties in Christmas' goods— For Ladies' Gifts in the biggest ranges of Ladies" Collars, Collar Setts, Belts, Neck Frills, Frillings, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Silk Hose, Knitted- Ties, Jabots, Scarfs, Sweater Coats, Hand Bags, Fancy Waists, Fur Setts, Initialed Hand- kerchiefs, Kimonas in all the . new- est styles suitable for Christmas gifts. Gentlemen's wearing apparel for Christmas gif ts— Fancy Shirts, Combination Setts of Braces, Armlets and Garters, Silk Ties, :Crochet Ties, Knitted Mufflers, Silk Mufflers, Collar Bags, novelties in fancy Sweater Coats, Grey Swede Gloves, Caps, Underwear, initialed Handkerchiefs, Smoking Jackets, Dressing Gowns, fancy Knitted Vests4 Night Gowns, Pyjamas and many other useful articles to suggest to Christmas shoppers.