The Wingham Times, 1911-03-30, Page 8K
8 T.IE WINGRAM TINES, . ARCH 30, 1911
MINOR LOCALS. —Mr. J. H. R. Elliott of the Blyth
Standard has moved his plant to new
premises in Industry Hall store. The
"—It is time ;for spring. cleaning. new premises are more centrally located
--.Bad season for making maple syrup. and the editor has our best wishes for
—Buy your stationery at the TOMS success in his new stand.
Office. —The North I3uron Telephone Co. has
—Monday's heavy rain cleared away installed telephones forfollowing parties
the =IOW, during the past week 4urrberry--W . 3.
Campbell, T. W. Weir, Henry Young;
Morris—Joseph McKinney,John Messer,
Robt, Messer and David Jewett.
—Mr. C. A. Rintoul went to Winnipeg
last week taking'a carload of horses.
Mr. Rintoul was on the C. P. R. train
that was wrecked near Schrieber on Sat-
urday evening- when three men were kil-
led and several carloads of settlers ef-
fects destroyed.
—Mr, J. B. King died suddenly at his
home in Toronto on Saturday in his
74th year. Deceased had been Grand
Secretary of the Ontario Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order of Oddfellows
for 44 years and was well-known to
many of our readers.
—We are pleased to report that Mr.
Cavanagh, operator at the G. T. R, stat-
ion, who has been ill in Wingham Hos-
pital is almost completely recovered and
hopes to be able to leave the hospital to-
day. Mr. Harry Goodwin, of Chesley
has been relieving for Mr. Cavanagh.
—The firm of Mitchell & Todd, pub-
lishers of the Goderich Star has been
dissolved. Mr. Wm. Mitchell will con-
--Envelopes by the package or box on
sale at the TIMES office,
---Band: concert hi the opera house on
Friday evening of this week.
—Parker's Lucky Cure Fountain Pens
are for sale at the TIMEs.office,
— Regular monthly meeting of the
Town Council next Monday evening.
—Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order of Foresters on Friday
evening of this week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ashton, of God-
erich celebrated their golden wedding on
Tuesday of last week.
—Mr. C. N. Griffin reports the sale of
Mrs. Coad's house and lot on Shuter
street to Mr. I. J. Pattison.
—Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sillick, of Tees -
water, recently celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage.
—Chas. D. Sheldon, the get -rich -quick
broker who recently left Montreal has
been arrested at Pittsburg, Pa,
—We are pleased to report that Mrs,
Robt. Hastings, of Turnberry has fully
recovered from her serious illness.
—New directory for the North Huron tlnue the business and Mr. A. M. Todd
Telephone Co. will be printed this week is retiring. Mr. Mitchell has been con -
and a copy sent to each subscriber; nected with the Star since 1879 and Mr.
—Miss C. McAllister, of Lucknow, is " Todd for 13 years. We wish Mr. Mit-
a patient at the Wingham hospital and chell continued success in the business
and Mr. Todd also has our best wishes
underwent a successful operation' on
Wednesday of last week. in whatever business he may enter.
—Ritchie & Cosens report this week —The Provincial Government of Al -
the sale of Mr. Wheeler's 50 acre farm berta have constructed a go
at the Junction to Mr. John T. Lennox from the town of Edson 125
for $4000, possession to be given Nov. 1. of Edmonton on the line o
Trunk Pacific Railway f
road
Iles west
the Grand
go-
--Regular monthly meeting of Wing- ing of sr
ham branch of the Woman's Institute into the Peace ve districctt.. This
will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph road will have its t rminus operated
at Beaver Lodge, G ands Prairie, and
Hall this (Thursday) afternoon. a good stage line will be operated be-
-Mr. Simon Mitchell received word tween Edson and this point, transport -
on Monday of the death in Elmo, Town- ing passengers at the rate of 40 miles
er d.e
ship of his nephew, Mr. Jas. Miller. about miles.0 milles, complete distance is
Mr. Mitchell is attending the funeral at
Atwood to -day. —The beautiful weather w ich is
now being enjoyed in Weste Canada
—The cheques from the Gore District is enabling farmers to ma good pro -
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. for their gress. and the demand fo farm help in
annual refund amounting to twenty-five Sackatchfwan and Ma
excess of the su..Iy
per cent. are now in the hands of their emigrants are rea
agent, Mr. C. N. Griffin. and all who desire employment readily
—Reeve Leckie, of Brussels, has ac find it. There are splendid opportuni-
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ities on the Grand Trunk Pacific between
cepted a position at the request of the Winnipeg and Edmonton for farm
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Water- help. Since the beginning of this
loo, of re -valuating properties in various month over 200 carloads of settlers'
Counties upon which they will have Manitoba
ana live saoch have entethe
made loans. Manitoba and Saskatchewan from the
United States.
toba is far in
Train -loads of
g Winnipeg daily,
Fon Sntt;t—A 1;2 story ame dwell-
ing on John St,, Win am, 7 rooms,
hard and soft wa and good garden
(;iiiacre), ,Apply to v.VANSTONE,
Bishop DuMoulin died at Hamilton.
The Trust & Loan Co., has offered to
give the Corporation of Montreal land
worth half a million dollars :for a park.
The Wallaceburg Board of Trade is
said to have the affidavit of an old In-
dian woman to prove that the bones
disinterred on St. Anne's Island are
those of Tecumseh.
.As a result of having been struck by
an automobile in Toronto about a month
ago, Edward Smedley, aged 63 years,
of 7 Murray Street, `'has gone blind.
When injured he was put into the auto
and taken home. The name of the
driver and the number of his machine
is not known.
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BURN.
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Wingham, on March 23th, to Mr.
and Mrs. V. J. hind; a daughter.
MARRIED
STEIVAnT^FIOw1TT-At the Rectory, Wing -
ham, on March 22nd. by Rev. E H. Croly, Mr.
Charles Stewart, of West Wawanosh, to Miss
Mabel Howitt, of London, England.
Conran-a-HASTises-On March 15th, at the
residence of the bride's parents, township of
Turnberry, by Rev. t,,. Victor Collins, pastor
of Wingham Baptist Church, George Henry
Coulter. Morris Township, to Miss Gussie
Lavina Hastings.
DIEU.
Al TOAESON-At Sunridge, on March 22nd,
George Aitcheson, of Bluevale, aged 28 years,
1 month and 18 days.
BENDEnSON.-ln Wingham, on March 20th.
Norman Arthur .Henderson, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Henderson, winghanl Junc-
tion, in his 10th year.
gl♦wTnonSE.-In Wingham, on March 26th,
Hannah Ingram, wife of Mr. W, J. Hawthorne
in her 89th year.
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WHITE COTTONS
Fine make, 36 and 37 inch. wide, special for
Ladies' and Children 's Wear.
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prices, also colored and Bleached Turkish
ETowel, all size, special at 25c.
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Bleached and unbleached, twilled and plain,
and circular pillow cloths at old prices. not-
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i Choice Prunes 10c per Ib.
1 gallon Apples, reg. 35c, for 30e tin
s English Pickles, reg 13c, for 10c per bottle
No. 1 Granulated Sugar, 20 lb. Sack for $1.00
s. No. i Granalared Sugar 100 lb. sack for $4.75
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I, Jnquesstonablyrthe most 'sensible and classy Footwear
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ANA THEY FIT TO PERFECTION
Every pair of Queen Quality
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"Wonder Worker" Insole which com-
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so objectionable to tender feet.
This cut is an exact re-
presentation of the "Queen
Quality" vici kid boot, is
made of the very finest of
kid, high Cuban Heel, fair-
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keep it in 3 widths, narrow,
medium and wide.
Price $3,50 and $4.00
Per Pair.
A much better fit can usually be obtained by trying;
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you will findiit much more satisfactory.
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SUCCESSORS TO
GEO. E. KING Estate
to $12,000
KINCa'S THE BUSY STORE
The F meat Sale Ends Saturday, ApriI lat
emnants! Remnants,! Remnants!
Every Department has been doing its share in the GREAT SALE and we now offer remnants of from two to five
yardsearly selectiongood.
at rices that will clear them all out and quick. Cone while is
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Broken lines in Men's and Boys' 6lothing, Overcoats, ete., etc., at unheardpof prices.
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FURS . Buy now and save money ----a fine• selection to choose from
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, 01.1 Cloths. Get your supply at the cheap price.
Produce Wanted in large quantities—The larger the better-wµCash or Trade.
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