The Wingham Times, 1911-05-25, Page 88
MINOR LOCALS.
—Subsscrike for the TimEs.
-Owing to the Victoria Day holiday
the TIMES is published this week one
day earlier than usual..
The Wingham Citizens' Baud is
furnishing the music at the Victoria
day celebration in Drayton.
—Wedding invitations and visiting
cards printed in the very latest style at
moderate prices at the TIMES office,
—The regular meeting of Court Mait-
land, Canadian Order of Foresters, will
be held on Friday evening of this week.
—The first sitting of the Court of Re-
`vision for the Town of Wingham will
be held in the Council Chamber next
Monday evening.
Copies of the new Bell Telephone
Co's Western Ontario directory have
been distributed among the Wingham
subscribers this week.
—Plan of halt for. the .Agnes Knox
Black entertainment will open at Mc -
Ribbon's drug store at 2 o'clock on Fri
day afternoon, June 2nd.
—To new subscribers we will send
the TIMES and Weekly Globe to any
address in Canada to January 1st, 1912
for 75 cents. Order early.
—The annual L 0. O. F. excursion
to Sarnia and Detroit will this year be
run on Saturday, August 5th. Full
particulars will be given in future
issues,
A number of the Wingham mem-
bers of the Woman's Institute attended
the annual meeting of the West Huron
Woman's Institute at Blyth on Tuesday
of this week.
—Agnes Knox Black, who is well and
favorably known to a Wingham audi-
ence will give'an evening's entertain-
ment in the Town Hall on Friday even-
ing, June 9th.
—The Listowel High School football
team retains the Hough Cup as a result
of a strenuous overtime game on Sa-
turday, in which the Stratford team
Was defeated by a score of 2 to 1.
—The past week has certainly given
us very warm weather which is not
very seasonable for the month of May.
It is reported that the thermometer
registered 94 in the shade on Sunday
last,
--In the Methodist parsonage in Wing -
ham was quietly solemnized on Wednes-
day, May the 10th, the marriage .of
Sadie, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. McCharles, to Clifford Rivers,
of Lucknow.
—The July departmental examinations
for 1911 will begin on June 29. These ex-
aminations include entrance to Normal
School,entrance to faculties of educat-
pass and honor matriculation and com-
mercial specialists.
--There is nothing better touse under
carpets than old newspapers, as the
moths do not like printers' ink. The
i knows this,
business man k
and keeps his stock from being moth-
. eaten by a liberal use of printers' ink.
—In the supplementary estimates an-
nounced to Parliamentlastweek, Wing -
ham gets a re -vote of $2,000 for a clock
on its public building; Bayfield $3,800
for repairs to piers; Kincardine $10,000
for extension of piers and $3,000 for a
re -vote for public building.
-On Friday evening, the 12th inst.,
the home of Mr, and Mrs. George Rich-
ardson, Russell street, Kincardine, was
the scene of a large gathering of citi-
zens who called to do honor and con-
gratulate that estimable couple on the
occasion of the anniversary of their
sixtieth wedding day. They have been
residents of Kincardine for over thirty
years.
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TEE WINGIIAAT TIMES, MAY 25 1J11
GOING OUT O:
BUSINESS SALE
We have $Soo orth of Eye Glasses, Spectacles, etc., all
new and up-to'date goods which must be sold out by
June loth closing day. In order to do this we
are going to sacrifice on them; look at these
prices. Gold Spectacles, all styles with
lens, regular price $5,00, sale
price $3.75.
Gold 1 ye Glass Mounts with Lens, regular price $5.00 sale price $3,75
Aluminium Spectacles with. Lens, warranted not to tarnish, regular
price $2,50, sale price $1.75.
Aluminium Straight Temples with Lens, warranted not to tarnish,
regular price $2,50, sale price $1.75,
Aluminium Straight Temples with Lens, regular $1,75 for $1,00.
Our styles of Spectacles and Eye Glasses are Rimless Apex,
Ape; Coble, Riding Bow, fit you and firm on.
On our specially ground lens we will give a discount of 25%
off the regular price. Come early and get first choice.
1
Supply Unlimited.
When one stops to consider how much
humorous matter has been printed for
many years in newspapers and maga-
zines the fact that the humorous writ-
ers still are able to produce new jokes
and new stories in unlimited volume
leads us to, consider them the most
active witted class of people in the
world. We refer to the writers whose
output is intentionally humorous -
SlxlaaloNa. -- In Wingham, on May
12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simmons;
a son.. ,
MCDoNALn;—In West Wawanosh on
May 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc..
Donald; a ;oir
00 YOU NEED CLASSES?
Well—axe you troubled with headaches? Do you find it dif
ficult to see at a distance or does your eyes tire when reading or
sewing tor very lcng? Do yon find yourself bolding your newspaper
farther away from you than you used, too, and do you get the Iamp
or light between you and the newspaper or do you have to bring it
up close to you, before you can read it, If this is so or if you have
trouble from your eyes from any other cause call in and have your
eyes examined thoroughly by the New Shadow Test and if you do
not need glass, no harm done.
Our trap to Mutktka will, cwirg to our leaving town, end
June 10th, at 10 pm. instead of July 22nd, all ballots mast be
in by that time.
MIK
FRID. J. tlIND
IDRUGGIST AND OPTIGI>r(N
WINGHAM - - - ONTARIO,
laniiiaMMIMIONmaiiimalwaineraii11
The Moneyless Man.
The poets have sung in a harrowing
strain of the moneyless man andhis-sor-
row and pain. He gets the ice p
wherever he goes—no welcome forhim,
no relief for his woes! He is kicked
from hotels by the janitor's feet, police-
men begrudge him the use of the street,
he's chased from the alleys as though
but a dog, and turned from the doors
of the swell synagogue; he must drag
out his days in the best way he can—
the world has no use for the moneyless
man: Supposing it's true, why .should
cuss words be hulled like bricks at the
poor old long-suffering world? In ninety.
nine cases or more out of ten, the blame
vIt:v.
(xlnsoh. •--1n Wingham, on May, `21st,
Moriatr Cornyn, relict of the late Hues, --
ton Gibson, in Mier 7Gth year.
1;owMAtL --In Cobalt, on May 2Znd.
Adan,. Ward Bowman, eldest son of Mr:
and lobs. Jo ;eph Bowman, of Wingham,
in his 21st year.
should be placed on the moneyless men;
the lazy, the shiftless, when busted and
wrecked, how much from the world are
due to expect? And why p should
industrious citizens give to loafers in-
festing the towns where they live?
When bitter misfortune comes down on
a guy who's shown thatlte's honest and
willing to try, the world loosens up in
a praise worthy way, and does what it
can for that sufferingjay. But most of
the hollow-eyed moneyless men have
bunkoed this planet again and again.
I don't blame the world that it's likely
to pan on the chestnutty spiel of the
moneyless man. --Walt Mason in the Star.
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Most Complete
Stock" of Spring
Goods in all
General Uoe-s in
Town
CLOTHING Our line
of Gents' Youths' and Boys'
Clothing is up to the minute
in every particular. A com-
plete range of sizes in all
lines and all No. 1 stock.
Call and have a look and
be convinced that we have
the goods.
Overalls, Smocks, Work
Shirts, Fine Shirts, Collars,
Ties, etc., in abundance,
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
The busiest season of the year for the housekeeper—we
have the necessaries for making a complete renovation.
LINOLEUMS—The largest stock and most beauti-
ful designs shown in Wingham.
Curtains, Fancy Madras, Scrims, etc., etc.
See our range of Carpets, Rugs and Mattings. •
EGGS 1S CENTS.
KING BROSI.
PRODUCE WANTED WE WANT YOUR TRADE
TOWNSHIP 01
COURT OF
`1 URNBERRY.
EVISION.
Please take notic
Revision n of the as
hold its firstSittin
fide, Bluevale, on 1V
of May at 2 o'clocl
interested will plc
govern themselve.
May, 13th 1911.
JOHN
Township of
that the Court of
essment Roll will
s in the Clerk's of -
n a the 29th day
oy
d
,
All persons 1
P. M.
se take notice and
accordingly. Dated
URGESS, Clerk.
Hon. Frank Oliver has been cleared
of one of the allegations made against
him, it being shown that the transfer
of the Manitoba & Southeastern land
grant was made on the advice of the
department officials,
Aormeaansmomirmworilormim
ast Wawanosh 1
COURT 0
REVISION -
Notice is hereb
of Revision ofh
t
the Township of
meet in the Fore
lage of Belgrave
1911, at 10 o'cloc
terested in said
fled to attend.
• ALEX. P
Clerk's office, Ma;
given that the Court
Assessment s Roll . for
East Wawanosh will
ters' Hall, in the vil-
n Monday, May29th,
a.m. All persons in-
urt are hereby noti-
RrERFIELD; Clerk.
15th, 1911.
Nathaniel Self shot and wounded his
wife at London, Ont., and then ended
his own life with the revolver. Mrs.
Self will probably recover.
New Styles In M en's
Buttcned Boots
Butto?rd BoQts for Men are strictly in good taste
and we have several lines which are well worthy
° of your serious consideration.
This . is one of the
New Styles
Made of good quality Patent Colt-
skinr:–Matt Calf Top—with Creased
Vamp. -
PRICE $3.50 PER PAII<
Men's Tan Buttoned Boots
ARE' VERY. NEW
Two very Nice. Lines. Per Pair $4.50 and $5.00
Men's Gun Metal Buttoned Boots
ARE VERY FASHIONABLE
Prices $4.00 and $4.50 Per Pair.
A Whole Windowful of New Buttoned Boots For Men
, (Our South Window) --take a look at it.
WILLIS & CO.
Sole Agents
THE SHOE STORE.
for Ladies.
NOTICE TO
ONTRACTORS.
The Municipal C
ship ofMorris re are
for the constructio,
miss drains
and Ga a
may be seen at t
e
Each tender •must
marked cheque f
be opened at the -
Monday, May 29t
Bluevale, May 12,
nncil of tbe Town-
askihg for tenders
ofthe Henderson
n
Plans
profiles,etc.
Clerk'residnce.
be accompanied a
by
$50. Tenders will
ountil • Chamber on
, at 3 o'clock.
MAGEwEN, Clerk.
x911. r.
A circus elephant broke away from
Howe's show at Ingersoll and marched
into a swamp. The animal created
consternation in the district.
When in doubt about what 'to eat—
eat ham and eggs. This time of year
the appetite has a fashion of becoming
indifferent and refusing to respond at
the mention of dishes that usually
cause it to take on a keen
Ham
edge. H r
and eges, served country- style, will
usually supply the want. In frying
ham country style choose slices not too
thin. If very salty, it may be neces-
sary to parboil it. Trim and place in a
heated frying pan, using no fat, and
fry over a quick fire for ten minutes.
Allow six eggs to a slice of ham.
Break the eggs into a bowl. Add two
tablespoonfuls of sweet cream and beat
thoroughly. Salt and pepper slightly
and when the ham is almost done turn
the eggs over it in the pan and fry un-
eil they set. Serve on a large platter
garnished with curly parsley,
BRICK AND TILE YARD
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Theundo_°signed ({feta for rule his
two hick and the yard properties. The
jtrgreI'ty on the Bluevale road contains
100 arses of land with good buildings
anda good brick tind the making plant.
'The propeety north of Wingham eon-
tainA 50 acres with good buildings and
brick and tile making pl.1t; also 50 acres
of land on the I; Line of Tu t T cry.
XP. 0. Box 91. Wingham, 1'. 0.
THE D. M. GORDON ESTATE.
THE D. M GORDON ESTATE
14 Days --Clearing Sale==.1 4 Days
Positvely giving up business. Must vacate present premises before the end of May
We will sell the balance of our stock at from 1-4 to1-2 off the original cost price,
We have put in a large stock of all the neva sprig goods, and will sell everything regardless of
cost, as the business must be closed in the next SO days. Why not buy your Spring
Goods here and save from 25c to 50c on every dollar's worth. -
SALE CONTINUED ALL THIS MONTH
Butter and Eggs taken same as cash.
A:good delivery wagon, on, buggyi cutter, set of scales and a quantity of household furniture are
offered for sale at a bargain. Articles can be seen at Mrs. Gordon's home on Shuter street.
GORDON