The Wingham Times, 1911-03-09, Page 8a
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-The maple imp season will sO011 be
WO.
A week trOM rid ro- will be St, Pet•
tickle day,
The Nelson's Bank le opening a brauoh
nice TeeNwater.
-Buy your writing piper and envoi,
*pea et the TIMES office,
-The Light And Heat Commission of
Guelph report a profit of $to,coo on last
year's brisiness.
-The regular monthly meeting of the
Public School Board will be held next
Tuesday evening.
-Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order ot Foresters, will be held
on Friday evening of this week.
-Capt. Wm. Robinson has been ap•
pointed light house keeper at Goderioh
in place of Robt. Campbell, deceased,
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e -The Citizene" Band Will hold s On. Criminologists all agree On the prepte
oert during the lad week Of Meech. *Won that the key who develops PhYli"
Particulars will be giveu in future tune,. 0011y *14 11a40411ro ba net morally,
soon betimes a orimitial.
A speaker remarked, at 4 meeting in
Ohieago, "I would not minimize the
number of crimes that either emanate
from or go through the liquor saloon;. it
is an awful evil."
If the evangelization of this world
were a OOMMEM041 proposition wIth a
reward of even ten per cent dividend,
there would no be a village on earth
todaywithout a °hutch.
Germany has forbade her soldiers
Ileum in military oanteens.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
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This column has been reserved for the
use of the Winghem W. 0. T. U
and will he edited by • the ineeabor
of that Sooiety.
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We that are strong ought to bear the
infirmities of the weak. Rom, 15:1,
The Winghana Brenole of the W. 0.
T. U. was organized about three weeks
ago with a membership of sixty and has
had two regular meetings since; the hot
one being on Tuesday, February 28th,
when there were forty members prepent.
Our worthy President, Mrs. A. Rose,
occupied the chair. The meeting was a
very interesting one It was decided to
hold the next meeting in the Hall over
Mr, Hamilton's Drug Store in the Chile
holm Block, on Tuesday, Maroh 14th, at
3 o'clock.
In oonneotion with the Branch there
have already been a large number of
gentlemen taken membership. In this
muse, however, the membership is hon.
Orary as most of the privileges are ex-
tended to them, the one exception being
that of voting. It is hoped, however,
that the usual magnanimity of the
gentlemen will prevail to the extent that
• a large number of our best oitizens will
seek membership in the Union.
Since our last meeting one of our
noble sisters, Miss K,M. Fisher, has been
called to her reword. We shall miss
her but not soon forget her. Her mi.
able disposition, her generous spirit, her
nobleness of spirit, her singleness of aim,
her self-saorifice and devotion to the cause
of not only teniperance; but everything
that pertained to the best interests of
the town, must live in ninny hearts
throughout.the future days. We mourn
for her as one, though dead, yet liveth.
There is no doubt that she has heard the
MDasuterrinsgay, "We
agreatninclonorae.
l"struggle some
years ago, a company cf people were
talking of the hopelessness of the cause,
when one said, "Gentlemen, it looks
dark, but God is on our side, and how
muck do you count him for?"
One out of every five boys go wrong
because of the saloon, Your boy may
be next. Better stop the saloon in time
o save him,
Mr. Walker, who is at the had of the
Walker Distilling Compsny at Walker
ville, Ont,, bas a rule winola immediate.
ly discharges an employee who is seen
entering a saloon, either going to or
coming from his work.
-Wingbarn merohants can give good
heroine. It will pay yon to read. their
announcements in every issue of the
Tame,
-Mr. G, Wade, another ot Wingham's
old and highly respected citizens was
eltriken with paralysis on Sanday last and
leas since been serionely ill. A large cir-
cle ct friende will wish him a speedy re.
.00very.
-The ninth annual Greyhound Ex.
cnrsion from Goderioh to Detroit will
this year be held on June 17th. Leave
Goderioh 9 30 a in., Saturday, Tune 17th
and returning leave Detroit at 1 A, m.,
Ildondei:jano 19th. Ruud trip fare
$1.50.*
-The people of Wingham and district
will hear with regret that Dr J L Wil.
sou has deoid4.t* leave Wiughem end
purposesloop:1g in Holstein. Dr. Wil.
eon and bie:cetimable wife were elml.
lent eitiMiireind we are sorry to report
their,leaving the town.
-Mr. john MoCreight, of Zetland
wishes through the TIMES, to heartily
thank his neighbors and the people of
Winghtim for their many acts of kind-
ness and assietanoe to him during his re.
cent bereavement in the death of his
wife and bis own illness,
-Last week's Mitchell Recorder • ref-
erring to the removal of W. 3. Henning
to Wingham says :-Mr. W. 3. Henning,
merchant tailor, who recently had his
stock of cloth, eta. destroyed by fire has
purohased a tailoring business in Wing -
ham and took pessesion last week. Mr.
Henning is an up -to date tailor and all
snits made by him were got up in the
very latest style and fit perfectly. He
played on the Mitohel lacrosse team last
year and is a good stick handler.
7 A resolution has been introdnoed in
Congress, requesting the President to in.
vestigate the advisability of entering into
a treaty or other arrangement with the
Dominion providing for a deep waterway
between the great hilleagand the ocean
via, the St, I.'awreuoe, The desire is to
make this waterway op en to vessels of
the largest Wee.
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR ALL BABIES.
aim R. Blowen, Thornloe, Oat„
writes: "I think Baby's Own Tablets
en invaluable medicine for little ones.
I used them for my own child when he
was small and last summer when I had
a baby visitor whose food . "4:1 not agree
with him, I sent for snot. r box of the
Tablets and they guiolil helped him,"
It is testimonials nob s this that have
made Baby's Ow . lets popular -that
have shown the. . be an invaluable
medicine for lit le 01108. The Tablets
always do good- they oau never do harm.
Once a mother has tried them for her
little one she will have nothing else. For
with the Tablets she feels safe, They
are sold under the guarantee of DS govern.
ment analyst to contain no harmful
drugs. Baby's Own Tablete may be had
at medicine dealers or at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine 00,,
Brookville, Ont.
BORN.
JOBNSTON.-In East Wawancsh on February
24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Joht.stou; a
daughter.
SMALL -At the Manse, Blyth. on Sunday
morning, Fab 20th,a daughter to Rev. J. L. and
Mrs. Small.
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▪ the heavier goods, Cashmeres and Fine `:-erges on lighter 4
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70 White, Cream and Black Vesting, Repp Suiting, Mus- 3
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it ever during Spring and Summer, Silks will be strong and 3
10: we are now showing Messalines, Paillettes, Peau de Soie, 1
0. Bengaline, Taffeta, Pongee and Satin Surfaced Silks, 40 It
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Cumitm-SoNtuas.-At the residence of the
bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Somers. by
'the Rey. J L. Small, Miss Sadie, to Mr. Adam
limning, both of Nyth,
EuLtoTT-HASTIE-In Turnberry, on Marc
1st, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. Elastic, by Roy. L. Perrin, Miss Al-
berta Hastie to Mr. Will. Elliott, of Gorrie.
ra,ED.
Grans -In Blyth, on Feb, 26th. William
Gibbs, aged. 70 years, 2 months and 4 days.
110TVERTSON.-ID. Hallett, on Feb, 25th,
Robert Robertson, aged 08 years and 10
months.
Winghwm, on INjarch Ord,
Katherine MoDermid Fisher.
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Grocery Specials
No. i Granulated Sugar, 44..75 cwt. 20 ib. bag
Granulated Sugar, Sr.00. Jo lb. pail Pure Honey $1,25. 3
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i lb Section Comb Honey 16c.
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STOP ! LOOK! LISTEN!
1116 SHOE BARGAINS
50 PAIRS HIGH-GRADE SHOES AND PUMPS
Regular $2,501 3,00, 3,50 and 4,00 Per Pair
ON SALE FRIDAY (THIS WEEK) AT 3 P.M.
FOR $1.67 PER PAIR
AT THE SAME TIME
40 PAIRS LADIES' RUBBERS
REGULAR 65c AND 75c PER PAIR
For 36c Per Pair
28 PAIRS MISSES RUBBERS, (SIZES 11 TO 1
REGULAR 45c PER PAIR
For 17c Per Pair
TAKE A. NOTE OF THE TIME, 3 O'GLOGK ON. FRIDAY -
AFTERNOON MARGI-1 10th
ON EXHIBITION IN NORTH WINDOW
WILLIS & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
seeoel
for Ladies.
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Sale
KING BROS.
SUCCESSORS TO
GEO. E. KING Estate
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$20,000' Stock Must be Reduced
to $12;000
GREATEST STOCK REDUCTION SALE IN THE HISTORY OF WINGHAM
On Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Carpets. Linoleums, Oil Cloths,
Mattings, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, etc.
Three Whole Weeks of Great Money -Saving Opportunity
DRESS GOODS
25 pieces all -wool plain and fancy weaves
clear at 25c yd.
75 pieces to clear at 39c per, yd.
• Factory Cotton ioc and 121c 'quality for 8c.
Sheeting --Bleached or unbleached, 2 yards
to • wide, to dear at 19c yd.
5o pieces all -wool Dress Goods and Suitings,
regular $1,00, $1.25 and $r.5o for 75c per
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ard.
KID GLOVES
.zoo pairs ladies' guaranteed Xid Gloves, all
i I shades and sizes, regular $1.25 for 75c.
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Black and White Silk Waists, all sizes 34, 42,
regular $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 for $2,75.
Flannelettes, one case roc and 1.2%c quality,
for 8c.
TABLE LINENS,. NAPKINS
.Regular $1.00, $f.25 and $r.5o for 78c.
Regular 5oc and 60c for 39c,
Unbleached at 2c per yard.
• MEN'S FLEECED -LINED
UNDERWEAR
too Suits, Drawer 5 and Shirts to match,
clear at 84c suit.
PRODUCE WANTED -Butter,
Beans, Feathers, etc.
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Bargains in Towellings
Regular r2lc for 8c Regular roc for 7c.
Regular 5oc Fancy Towelling for 39c.
5o bolts Silk and Satin Ribbon, all, shades,
regular 25c value for rm.,
CORSETS
Regular $i.00 for 6oc. Regular $1.25 for
90C. Regular $1.50 and t.75 for Sr. To.
Lace Curtains, Curtain Muslins, Madras, etc.
to at 25 per cent, off.
Eggs, No 'natter what you want in the general
line of Merchandise get our prices
before buying
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Guaranteed Black Silk
5 only pieces suitable for Dresses or Coats,
regular $1.25 for 79c, •
MEN'S FUR COATS
Last chance to buy them at prices never be-
fore heard of
LADIES' FURS
Muffs, Stoles, Sets, Caperines, etc. about
half price.
Carpets, Linoleurns, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, etc., at 25 per tent. off,
Open an account with the new firm
KING BROS.
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