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The Wingham Advance, 1915-08-19, Page 8age Eight THE WIW GRAM ADVANCE Announcement" WINTER MANTLES and FALL COATS serSenreennseenneasiewee Our display of "ROGERS Garments" this season is mar'e'exclusive than ever sown before—One coat of each style and color and size. These coats are made of the best materials andthe prices are slightly advanced from last season MADE IN CANADA GARMENTS Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Delineator for Sale HANNA, & CO. Phone 70. 111111M12111111511EMINE1111111,11MMINIMIN 11161=1111111111 i t emsonnd.�.r.r�Y�,mnr,��re, J, G. STEWART Town Treasurer Clerk of the Division Court Phone 184 Office in Town Hall Fire, Life, Ace',dent and Sickness Insurance, Real Eetate Deals Transacted. WLNGIfAIVL Awn•It•al,f•M•••••••mt /•••/•08.1.1 ONTARIO Use Cantelon's Coal The very best hard coal mined. We keep a good supply of Hard and Soft Wood and Cedar Kindling Give us a trial order and join our hundreds of satisfied customers. R. J. Cante1on Offioe with Dominion Express 0o. < P, o. Box 127 YdHYrWiiYWYYu`WYY dV'hwYr wwiw t iwiwiwiti The Lower Wingham 1 Cash Grocer [ tL�i �� �, t ■ YR �� t r Yi� ���� �y��tSA�:� �. r r y 10 pounds 71 Redpath Sugar REGAL SOAP 2 pound bar I UC. MAGNOLIA BLACK TEAIUOr lb. for 75c. errommernmeensmne The finest Tea in the world a. -..tom.+... Any toe. article FREE J with a Dollar Order P ell L. A. Grisdale I formt4W4'VNV4i otwommwprmomwmA `"` BRIG TEN tUP IS. Cloakey, Bluevale. Is prepered to do all kind&i of howee Lowpainting, graining and paper hanging, 3A`i'15FACTE H CAtUitANTE. Ii, Bleycle, goodsecond-hand for salla ,ala SNA,P+—M1Lt1a1a & Mira xt lv, a Bluevale. (Crowded out last week) Quite a number from here took'in the excursion to Kincardine on Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Hutcheson, Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Sanderson, who have been spending some weeks at their summer home here, returned last t o 1 t week. Dr. and Mrs, Ed Coultes, Dr. and Mrs, John Coultes and son of Philadel- phia, are spending some weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coultes. Miss Olive Masters of Toronto, ie at present visiting ber brother, Mr. Jas. Masters, Mrs. Robt Black has returned home from Boissevain, Man, where she has been spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. John Robertson, who is very ill. Mrs, A, IL Musgrove and daughters Earnscliffe and Edna of Wingham, also Dr, D. J. Musgrove of Niagara Falls, were guests at Robt. Musgrove's last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Masters motored to Clifford on Saturday Inst, to visit friends there, Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Coultes and daughter of Calgary, are spending a few weeks with relatives here. Mr, Coultes we are sorry to say is in very poor health, Mr. Fulton Timmins returned to Toronto last week, after spending a few days with friends here. Mies Margaret Burgess of Regina, is visiting Mrs. Gec. McDonald and other relatives here. Mrs. Aitken and daughter of Keeton, are spending some week with Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Duff.. Blyth Mr. and Mrs. John Black, of Detroit visited friends in this vicinity during the week, Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Cartheve return• ed on Monday after two Weeks' visit in the vicinity of Owen Sound. • Mr, Roy Stonehouse, of Westfield, has been engaged as teacher for Cow- an's school, just west of the village. A large number of Indians have ar- rived in this vicinity and are engaged in the pulling of II -x, ' A number of our citizens are attend-. ing the bowling tournament at Exeter this week, The Red Cross Circle will hold an. other sale of homemade baking and refreshments In the sample rotting of the Commercial hotel on Saturday Aug. 21st, Tea `sone doors open at 3 pan. Every member is requested to aid hi the baking, and help from others Will be thankfully received, The Circle l proud to have on We membership roll one life member of the Canadiatl Feed Grose Society, Miss Janet Craig, by the payment of $23, has secured for herself that distinction, W1NQItiAM MARKETS (Correct up till \'Vedneeday noon.) Waeat, new 00 to 0a Flour, per cwt., patent3 00 to 3 00 Flour, per cwt., fatuity, , 3 00 to 3 00 3 Star Flour per cwt . , . 3 50 to 3 50 Bran, per tort.. , , 27 00 to 28 00 Shorts, per ton 131 00 to 82 00 Oats, , ,.,,,,, 0 53 to 0 55 Barley. ... , . , . 0 05 to 0 05 Peas, per bushel . 1 10 to 1 I0 Buckwheat .. 0 70 to 0 75 Flay, new .I0 00 to 12 00 Butter, per lb—Dairy , . 0 23 to 0 25 Eggs, per dozen 0 18 to 0 20 Cattle, medium butchers 7 00 to 7 25 Cattle, butchers choice7 00 to 7 20 Boge, live weight . , ...8 75 to 0 00 Sheep, (oval .... , , . , , 4 00 to 4 50 Hams, per lb. 0 20 to 0 23 Bacon long clear ,.. , 0'00 to 0 18 Sheep Skins. .. 0 75 to 1 00 Hides .,,.,.10 00 to 11 00 Tallow, rendered 0 00 to 0 6 Oranges, per doz..... , 0 30 to 0 50 New Potatoee, per peck0 00 to 0 25 alelttl, Harvesting is the ordee,of the day. Mr. Albert Gallaher has purchased a Ford car, Mr. and Mrs. Oloin Higgins, Mr. and Mies Miller and Miss Moffatt of Jamestown vicinity called on Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mitchell last Sunday. Mr, and Mre. Gavin Muir of Wroxe- ter visited Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Abram last Sunday. Mr. John Dane and daughter, Miss Cassie Dare, of thc°14th con. of How - ick called on Mrs, Wm. Weir last Sunday. A number from here took in the excursion to Kincardine last Tuesday. All Ieport a good time. Mr. and Mre. Edwin Pa'mer visited friends near Dungannon a couple of days last week. Jamestown • Miss Laura Bryant; of Brussels, is the guest of her friend, Miss Ella Pearson. Miss Margaret Ireland of Toronto was a Sunday visitor at Jno, Mc. Lennan's. Mrs. Jno. Carswell, who has been visiting at Geo, Johnston's,' .returned to her home in Minto on Wednesday evening. Mrs, Johnston and Mre. Carswell visited Mrs. Dave Saunders of Ethel, on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLeod of Estavan, are leaving on tuesday for their home. They have spent the past three months with Mrs. McLeod's father, Mr, D. McDonald, of the 2ad line of Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson motored up from Mitchell on Saturday and were the over Sunday guests of their daugh- ter, Mrs. James Me0utcheon. The Jamestown g&rts intend playing a friendly game of baseball with ,the Bluevale girls in Bluevale on Saturday evening next. A good time is anti- cipated. Mr. Alex. Johnston, accompanied by hie sister, Margaret, spent Sunday with Palmerston friends, Me. and Mre. Kilpatrick were visitors with the latter's sister, Mrs. Ed. Jacklin on Sunday last. FRUIT NEWS Plums will be at their" best the last two weeks in August. The; first to get to market are the Gages and Em- banks, The Burbank is the best Jap• anese plum, Everybody knows the preserving qualities of the Gages. The quality this season is unusually fine and it will be well to put down an ex- tra supply. Early Rivet' and Alexan• der peaches are also ready. They are both supremely delicious sliced with cream. The Triumph is the first yet• low fleshed peach, and excellent for canning, Better quality will be ob twined both in peaches and plums if orders are placed early. .mss Cranbrook The Methodists will hold their an- nual Anniversary services on Aug. 101h, afternoon and evening. The Rev. D. B, McOrae, who was pastor of Knox Church here for thirty-five years will conduct the services. Mr. and Mrs. C. Briggs of Paisley spent Sunday with A, J, Helm. Miss Julia Baker, who has graduat- ed at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chatham, is home for her holidays,' Mr. R. Mann from near Listowel has rented the T. Dunn farm and has .moved on. Rev, Mr. McCulloch is back to hie charge in Knox Church after five weeks' holidaye, Harvey Noble left last week for London to join the oyer sea -force. Mrs, G. D. Campbell and daughters. of Milestone, Sask., are visiting J. Long. Mr. E, Kaiser of Stratford Was a vieitor in the berg this week. Koos Ohurch manse has had a new cement wail put under it. Next will be the bricks and a new roof, DIED. Wzratnrs—In rote -nose on Tuesday, August Sed, 1415, Mr. Joseph Weiler, aged 76 years, The funeral was held on Friday to the R, 0, cemetery, Formosa, BORN Dorsa --In Turubervy, on Saturday, July 31, 1015 to Mr. and Mrs. John Doig, a daughter. Mve(1110V1.-In Turnberry, on Sunday, August 1st, 1015, to Mr. and Mee, Jeff Musgrove a daughter. MARRIED OS.IOND-'-W1LtYAM8ON--•-In `din bans on August 10t,b, b1' the Rev. G, Rthhardeon of Arthur, Mr. William Osmond to Miss Mable Williamson, both of Say field. Imine--Dtinttrilntt-.•In Formosa R. 0. Church, on Tuesday, August 10th Mt'. Edwatd Tiede,' son of Mr, anti Mrb. G. Tiede, to Mies Ellen Duerrer, daughter of Mr. and Mre. W. Duerr. et, both of i orttitotta, DEATH ROLL. Iva% JOhzN ilcG . The many friends of Mrs. John Mc Gta�, aged '70 yeare, will regret to learn of bee sudden death on Tuesday even ing. Tho funeral will take pisco from her son, M. Charley Hollister's, to Wingham, via G. T, R, on Thursday morning.—Kincardine Reporter, Mrs. McGee was for a number of years a highly respected resident of Wingham,. St. Helens. Misses Mabel and Flora McDonald of Wingham, are visiting their grand parents Mr, and Mee. Thomas Todd. Mieses Anna Stewart and Jean Mac. Donald called on Mre, W. J..Eoran last Thursday, Why is Callum Cameron looking so lonely these days? Mesere, H. D. Woods and John McGuire made a bueipess trip to Lucknow last Wednesday. A number from around here attend• ed the garden party at Donnybrook on Wednesday evening all report a grand time, Mr, Edwin Racey and Clarence Flasenfiug of Milverton called at W. J. Todd's on Saturday evening on their way to Port Elgin,. Mr. Robb. McGuire has engaged with Mr. John Joynt for a few days but intends going west very soon. Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Purvis and family spent Sunday at Mr. Dave Tod d'e. Mr, Buchapnan is ve. y ill at present! Mr. Edmund Seekings of Lneknow, visited at Mrs. Ramage's on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell and little son visited at Mr, Peter Clark's one day last week, Rev. Mr, Edgar of Algoma, occupied the pulpit in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The people of this community were- shocked to hear of the sad accident that happened at Purvis' Lake on Sunday when Mr. Charlie Lockhart a young man of about -seventeen met his death by drowning. It is the first drowning accident that has ever hap- pened at the lake and has caused a gloom eve • the neighborhood. "PLUMS UM YUM" . Great Big Juicy, Sweet Vineland Growers' Co Operative, Ltd„ Plums are now ready,and you will have to hustle your Grocer along if you want any. Everybody laves Plums, and there are not enough to go round. Whitechurch Mrs. Walter Lott and little daugh- ter, Nettie, are visiting Rev. Ronald and Mre. McEachern in Owen Sound, Miss Earnscliffe Musgrove was the guest over the week -end of her cousin. Mies Annie Henry, Mr. K.`Patterton and Miss L, ,Patterson motored to Harriston on Sunday,.. to spend the .day with friends. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Barbour spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Harry McOlenaghan, of Belgrave. Miss Greta Fox, who has spent the past few weeks visiting friends in Owen Sound, returned home on Tuesday. Miss B. MacKay spent the week- end at here home here. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm tees and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henry motored to Bayfield on Friday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foster. Mr. and Mrs, Anthony MacDonald of Culross, were the questa on Sunday o2 Mr, and Mre, A. E. Purdon. Rev. G. M. Dunn, accompanied by Mrs. Dunn and family, return this week to their home in Toronto, after spending a fortnight renewing old acquaintances in the vicinity of Lang- side and Whitechurch. Mr. and Mr's. Will Rintoul and Miss Edith Campbell of Wingham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mre; John Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Musgrove and Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Greer of Wing - ham, spent Sunday with Culross and Whiteohurch friends. Dr. J. H. and Mre, White, aceom- panied by the latter'e niece, Mise Reoeh, leave this week to spend their holidays withfriends and relatives. The Y. P. S. meeting on Sunday evening was led by Rev. Mr. Dtinn, when the subject discussed was "Be True tb Your Ideals." The tropic for Aug."22. is on immigration and Miss B. Laidlaw will have charge of the meeting, Buy At [tame. A traveller with a sideline of print- ing was in town on Tuesday and he took away a few orders of printing from some of our promininent business men. These' same "business men" will cry out that citizens should deal at home.—By the way, Tim ADVANcn would have done one of the jobs that. we know of jest a trifis cheaper and fully as nifty. Woinen's 1nsjitpte. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 26th, at '3 o'clock in the Council Chamber, Wing. ham, Mise Powell will give a talk on "California." Everyone w e to o m e. Refreshments.Will be served. ' 'ou are asked to kindly bring any old cotton for bandages. This is a Cifitieal time for our Dominion; every piece of Cotton you donate will be sent to Comfort the sufferers at the front Who are offering up their livee in our defense. Card of "Thanks To Mr, J. IL Christie: Thanking you for your kindness to noy boy before leaving for London to join the forces. M1t8, En, DrnAn, R,exall Orderlies make you feet line. You will feet better and live longer if yotr'il keep your bowels regular by the oteasional use of stearin Ordeelles, 3. W,. McKibbon, druggist, 4101101111111101111111111111111001611•11.1110. MOO NI CHRTSTTE'SI GROCERY l RHONE 59 r Store opens 7 A. M. ■ ComeHere I for � load _Teas 1 40c., 50c., 60c. a 1 1 ,113121501111M110018 ID* Lucknow. Mrs, J. McLennan and children have returned to their home in Toronto. Mies Belle Robertson of Winghamt le visiting relatives in town and vicinf'' ty. Messrs, John and Will Spindler attended the funeral of Mrs, Ben Spindler in Clinton last week. Mr. Will Connell and sister Mary visited in Wingham last meek. Mr. Cameron Geddes of Mitchell, le visiting at his home here before leav- ing for Winnipeg where he shall still continue to be accountant with the Hamilton Bank, Rev. J. S. Duncan and family have returned home after a monthe' vaca- tion, Messrs, A. Ross .and E. Aitchison, delegates from the I. 0. 0. F. attend. ed Grand Lodge in Stratford. Mrs. Ewen MacKenzie and family are spending a few wcek.e at Point Clark. Mr, and Mrs. Deupe and family are down at their cottage at Point Clark. Misses May McMorran and Marion McDiarmid are its London this week, Miss Annie Boyd spent a few days in Toronto last week. Western University LONDON - ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE Incdme Doubled—now il75,000 Another large addition to Faculty and Equipment in Arts and Medicine Greatly Increased Enrolment in view Write for particulars to E, E, BRAITHWAITE, M,A.,Pb.D President With the Cothbertsoa Party (Continu d frown page 1) Lougee .(Lagan.) Tbat le the most beautiful epot that wo saw. The lake forme a mirror of deepest blue, eur- roundtd by magnificent evergreen mountaine and rocky steep?, , V" walked up to Mirror Lake and Peke Agnes,» -tire Iakes in,the clouds, At Banal' we had a whole day but it was not long enough to visit the many interesting places sf the surrounding district. However all enjoyed a bath in the hot sulphur spribge. The Mayor of Caigery took the party around the city in the observa- tion car, Afterwards we lead tines to yieit the stores and had a good view of the city from the top of the big C. P. R, hotel, We arrived in Medicine Hat about five in the evening. The party was entertained by the board c f trade. The programme started in the park at a quarter to seven, After some short apeechea, we were taken for a drive through the city in autos, supplied by the citizens, On the way we stopped at the Clay Products Works and saw theta burning tile with natural gas. At the "Reseries," large greenhouses, each member of the party was given a large bouquet of carnations. At nine we were taken to see a gas well blow. off..• IG was a wonderful eight. They told us the last shooting of a gas well previous to this was for Sir Wilfrid Laurier, two years ago. The remainder of the way we were travelling continuously with the ex cepti.an of half a day in Regina and a day in Winnipeg. This part is too well known to need any description, -We arrived in Toronto on the fourth of August, just thirty days from the time we started. Edna E. Anderson. Belgrave Misses Bessie and Dorothy Watson visited friends in Kincardine last"week. Miss Florence Clark of Hensel!, has returned home after spending the past week with Misses Dorothy and Lilian Watson. Morris Most farmers, are busy at the har- vest. We are pleased to state that Richa-rd Johnston who got hurt last week,. is doing as well as can be expected. Mr, and Mre. 0. McDonald and sons - of Toronto, are visiting at Mr. 0. G. Campbell's, 1st. line. Miss L. John's, Wingham, has been engaged to teach in the stone school house, 2nd, line. Mrs. Chas. Burney of Exeter, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Hoper. Miss Olive Masters of Toronto, spent last week with her aunt, Mrs, Abram -Proctor. Miss Isabell and Edna Geddes of the 3rd. line, Morrie, are visiting friends in Wingham this week. FOR SALE Two story solid brick house, 8 room?, electric light, and situated in one of the best residential parts of the town. This is a choice place for some per. son and will be sold reasonable as the owner wants to leave town. Apply to J. G. Stewart, Office in Town Hall, tf Rubber Boots for Women Are excellent for milking or for any outside work, eapecia0y when the weather is wet; in fact are just as good to wear in the winter when the snow is deep. Every woman who has out- side work to do should have a pair of these boots --They will wear at least two or three years when used for outside work on- ly, and will save their price many times over by keeping your feet dry, We have the -re for Women,. Girls and Small lloys and our prices are as low as the lowest, W.H.WILLIS Sole Agents FOR For The LADIES 37!04" ,rt... 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We ban booklets full of valuable lnlormnon regarding these different cruises— Check the ones that interest you and send this ad to us. C. W. Holton, Gen. Pass. Agent. Personally Conducted Crulsee Crofters No. t--Sarnta, Oat, to Duluth, Minn., and return, via. Soo, Pt. Arthur, 8 days, 840. Cruise Nq. 2 --Sarnia, Ont.. to Geer. elan Bay and return, via Soo, 6 dans $41. Cruise No. 5 -- Frain Toronto via Collingwood, (Grand Trunk to Col. Iingwood,) to Duluth, Minn. and re. turn. via Owen Sound, Soo, eight days 551,25 from Toronto, 547 from Collinetvood, Cruise No. 4 -- From Toronto via Collingwood, (Grand Trunk trains to Collingwood,) to Soo. Mackinac and return, via Georgian Bay ports. Five • days 529.29 from Toronto,. 525 from Collingwood. Cruise No, I2--30,000 Island Cruise, Optional Side Trio for all Georgian Bay cruises. Parry Sound to l'enetang M1111TRITIMMIRTMMITIPTIT 1 1 �iWUWlllI! rr W. J. ROYCE We make a specialty of Plumbing, Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating. ESTIMATES STIMATES' CHEERFULLY HEERFULLYFURNISHED URNISHE D 4lJII110EEA�4AE&A61AI►I�Altll�J! IIIILI4lf�i1111111d1! Imam emar able n, alues T HE best bargains • we have ever offered. Those who come early get best choice. We include all our summer goods and much new fall goods at SACRIFIGE Pi2ICES SHOES of all discriptions, Fine DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINENS and OOT• TONS, MEN'S FURNISHING and GROCERIES. Don't Miis This Sale M. Formerly The Merchants Brokerage LI ND SAY