The Wingham Times, 1911-07-20, Page 8MINOR 1-QQALS
Miss Agnes Walker is spending: tier
holidays with friends in London.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Gould have re-
turned to town after spending several
t
u ry.
OldCo n
weeks in the
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fender, .and family,
and Mr. and Mrs, L. Jenks, of Buffalo,
are holidaying at Kincardine..
Annual ex.eursion to Sarnia and De-
UnitAugust on Saturday, Au gu
The TIMES to any address in Cana-
da to. January 1st, 1912, for 255ce t nor,
--Mr. Fred A. Lewis, piano
expects to be in Wingham in August,
—The annual Sunday school excurs-
ion to Kincardine on Thursday of next
week.
--25 cents will pay for the TIMES to
January lst, 1912 to any address in
Canada.
—The Goderiebpilrealizedd
$600 on `Tag Day" in thecounty
on July 12th..
-East Wawanosh Council will meet
in the Foresters' hall, Bel grave on Wed-
nesday of next week.
—Mr. Jos. Gibson sq'1dhis house
and
•
lot on Shuter street to, M.
who
has moved to town from'Wroxeter.
The rain last Sunday was one
of the best we have had this season
and came in time todoall kinds of
crops.
good to the growing
--Reporting the Orange celebrationThe
at Kincardine the Review says'
Wingham Band keeps up its reputationa'"The
as a high-class musical organization."
—The many friends of Mr. Jas., Por-
ter, of TurnberrY will be pleased to
learn that he is making steady recovery
and was able to leave the hospital this
week. ,
—Mayor Spotton 'leas issued his proc-
lamation declaring 'Thursday, July 27th
as Wingham's civic holiday. the annual
Sundayschool excursion will be the at-
traction for the day.
—We regret to report that Mr. Robt.
Maxwell, of the Bluevale road, has
been in poor health for some time past.
He has -a large circle of friends who
will wish him a speedy recovery.
—Mr. T. W. Pickell has had a large
concrete silo built on his farm in Cul-
ross. The contractor was Mr. Jand tthe
. A.
Leaver, of East W awonosh,
1 work was clone under the supervision of
Mr. Alex. McDougall.
—Gored and mutilated by'an angry
bull, the body of John Newbigging, a
bachelor farmer, of Elma township,
near Listowel, was discovered in a field
on his farm on Monday night by ahired
man.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dawson, of
Kinloss township, ne .Langside, cele-
brated their golde wedding anniver-
sary on Friday of ast week when the
members of the amily and a large
number of friends spent a pleasant
time. Particulars of the happy event
are not to hand for this issue.
—The East Wawanosh voters' list for
this year bas been printed and was first
post in Clerk Porterfield's office at
Marnoch on the 19th inst., The list
contains the names of 543 voters, divid-
ed as follows: Part 1, 445; part 2, 87;
part 3, 12. Number of persons quali-
fied to serve as jurors is 291.
Probably the oldest Orangeman in
town was Wm. Scott, of Poole, Perth
county. Mr. Scott is ninety years and
nine months of age and has been an
Orangeman for seventy-one years.
Another youngster was Irwin Foster
of Sheppardton, eighty-three years of
age and sixty-five years an Orange -
moan. James Kennedy, of Nile, was on
hand in his seventy-eighth year and
with a record of half a century in the
order.—Goderich Signal.
Mrs. A. G, McDonald of Goderich iS
visiting with relatives and friends i
Wingham and East Wawanosh.
Mr A. D. McKenzie, of the Lucknow
Sentinel has returnedhome after a sev-
eral weeks' trip through the West,
Mrs. H J. Thompson, ofaullt'tSte
Marie, visited her sister,
McDonald, for a few days last week.
Dr. R. C Redmond has returned
home after a pleasant holiday trip in
the east and has resumed his practice.
TR1 WINGHA L TIMES, JULY 20 1911
worm
Fags•ralto -1n Wingham, July lth, to
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Forster, Charleston,
Mo.; a son..
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the
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partonage, Kincardine, on Wednesday,
July 12th, 1911, by Rev. HT. and Lottie
Fergu-
son, Arthur Edgar Angus
Jane Guest, both, of Wingham.
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KWICKEIt — GORDON. — At Toronto,
July 11, 1911, by Rev. Dr. Geo. H. Car -
don, G. T.
only daughter
formerly or Wing-
hH. Gor-
am,
G. R. agent,
ham, to Albert 2wickerofEdmonton,
Alta., fourth son of Christian Zwicker
of London, Ont,
DIED,.
Mrs. J. J. Healy and three daughters,
of Vancouver, B. C. were visiting with
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell, of the
Bluevale road.
Mr. John Green, of London, and
Mr. Joseph Saint, of Wallaceburg, were
in town attending the funeral of the
late T. A. Mills.
Mr. Paul Pugh has been transferred
to the branch of the Bank of Hamilton
at Lucknow and Mr. Mitchell, of Luck-
now takes Mr. Pugh's place here.
Mrs. Philip Dawson, of
has returned home after
few weeks with her parents
Mrs: Jas. Elliott at Sault Ste
MILLS,—In Buffalo, N. Y., on July
13th, Thomas: A. Mills, of Wingham, in
his 68th year.
GRAHAM,—ln Bxawley, California, on
July 4th, David o Wingham,o aged $0
n of Mr.
R. A. Graham,
years.7th,
KA .-E•—In Wroxeter, on' July
berry,
g a
and
arie.
it of Miss
Lsu4cessfully
o ex urination
tory of Music.
Miss Margaret Shiell,
Sperling, A. T. C. M. h
passed the Junior Pial
at the Toronto Conserve
Miss Georgia Forbes returned on
Thursday from Winnipeg where she
has been attending Havergal College
for the past year and was successful in
winning the prize for general merit.
Albert Ii. Kaake, aged 45 years.
DAVIDSON,—On Tuesday, July 18,
1911, at the residence of her sonFrance,
Adrian Reaburn Courbevoie,
ronto, in the 2nd yeMrs. James ar of forher age, sis-
ter of Mrs. Kelly, 20 St. Mary street,
and Mrs. Thomas Magee, 741 St Clarens
avenue:
The above appeared in the Toronto
Globe on. Wednesday with a request
that same be copied in the Wingham
papers.
TENDERS WANTED.
GOOD RING a-.',i,�...t!!
GOOD
Annual
and
August Sale
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davidson and
family left last week for their new
home in Toronto. Many friends regret
their removal from' town, but will wish
them happiness and prosperity in their
new home.
Mr: John Quirk, the veteran G.T.R.
conductor, who has been living retired
in Wingham `for the past few years,
spent a short time in town on Tuesday,
his numerous old friends here being
pleased to see him looking so hale and
hearty, nothwithstandinghis increasing
years. Conductor Quirk was returning
from a short visit at Southampton,
sevens years gote took h_ thirty-
seven
Listowel
seven
Tenders for the Kelp
' tin of the inside
ning and
he High
Pain g i
School according to spe ficaions will
1911, by
be received up to July 24th,
the undersigned.
The lowestortender not neces-
sarily acceptted.. Sp
ycifications can be
seen at the Secretary's office.
DUDLEY HO SMESiary.
TEACHER WNTED
Teacher want or
School Section
Duties to
No. 11,
commence after summer holidays.
State experience and salary expected.
d.
Applications rete JOHN SHIELD,
Blacksmiths Organizing.
Over 5000 blacksmiths doing business
throughout the Province of Ontario.
have organized and will apply at the
next session of the Legislature for in-
corporation as an association. They
will ask power to compel all black-
smiths who shoe horses to pass an ex-
amination. Efforts have been made
since early in the year to form an or-
ganization
r-
t approval of all the idea has received
thee approval local tradesmen.
Secy-Treas.,
Wingham P.O.
DEBENTURES FOR Sipa
OF ALL •
SPRING ND SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
50 pieces best English Print,
good ,patterns and fast
colors, reg. 121- and 15c,
for 9c
500 yds best Import Dress
Ginghams, 121, and 15e
quality for 9c; 20 and
25c quality for... 16e
5 pieces 72 -in. Pure Linen
Table Damask, regular
1,00, 1.25 and 1,50 730
for .....
Applications for the purchase of 5
per cent. debentures of the the undo Township
of Morris will be rekei d by
signed. Debentur will be sold in
amounts ranging N SHfrom 00.
ORTREED,
Reeve, Walton, P. 0.
A. MAcEWEN,
Clerk, Bluevale P. 0.
PERSONAL.
Miss L. Gilchrist
friends in Toronto.
Miss Phoebe Densmore
with friends in Brucefield.
Miss Mary Pattison is spending her
holidays with friends in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs King Wade,';oPPetroit
are visiting with friends in town
Dr. P. Macdonald, of London, was
calling on old Wingham friends yester-
day. �a� ,,,.
Mrs. Skelding and daughter'Leanore,
of Shelburne are visiting a'1: 1Gtr. Thos.
Kew's.
Miss Irene O'Dowed, of tirenttford is
Visiting; with relatives and rriiends in
"Wingham.
The Grand Hotel property at Galt
has been purchased by the directors of
the Y. M. C.' A. for the sum of $18,000.
Ori the sight is to' be erected the new
Y. M. C. A. building, funds for which
were raised in a recent campaign.
The health officer at the port of New
York fears that the United States is in
the midst of a threatened invasion of
Cholera. A number of cases haye indeed
already been reported atNew York, but
these are kept in quarantine.
FOR SAL
I have some first -cls
(on easy terms) 'i
Soil_Blackloam, ;
settled district wi
information and terms apply to
C. N. GRIFFIN
Real Estate and Insurance.
farms for sale
central Alberta.
. soil Clay in a well
good water. For
is visiting with
is visiting
C. C. James, Deputy Minister of
Agriculture, left last week for a trip
to Europe. Besides visiting England,
Mr. James will go to Norway, Sweden,
Denmark, Germany, and Holland. His
object is partly a vacation and partly
business, as he will study agricultural
conditions in the northern countries,
returning about the first of September.
500 yds Val Laces and In-
sertions, 2 yds for ...... 5c
50 ends 5 -in Silk Taffeta
Ribbon, all colors, to
clear at ......... . ilc yd
12. doz Child's Lace Bose,
black, white, pink, pale
Blue and tan, sizes 5 to
8x, reg 25e and 3 e pr
for... ...... .
6 pieces fancy Madras Cur- 1
tain, muslin crfors. a d yd
colors, reg 35c,
20 places Fine Bleached Cot-
ton, suitable for pillow
casing and wbitewear,
36 -in wide, reg 15e
for................. . 11e
VOTERS' LIST, 1911
6 doz Men's Overalls and
Stnoeks, reg 1.00 for ....69e
5 doz Men's !Forking Shirts,
all sizes,regular 65e and
75e vale for ......... 45e
Men's and Boys' Ready -to -
Wear Clothing 25 per
cent discount
10 pieces Corset. Cover Em-
broidery, 25e and 35e 15c
for.................
5 ends Flouncing Embroid•.
ery for.............39e yd
20 doz Ladies' Plain Cotton
Hose,•
tan or black, per lOe
6 pieces White and
and 3m
5
Vesting, reg 19e
for per yard ....
3 doz Ladies' fancy Parasols
at Is off regular,prices.
Municipality of the Township of East
Wawanosh, in the County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivereder-
st8 thand e 9 of
sons mentioned in Sc
the Ontario Voters' List Act, 188
the amendments thereto* the/
required to be so trans
itt
livered of the list,
said act, of all peroris
the last revised ass "a
d municipality
and
copies
or de-
rsuant to
ppearing by
ent roll of the
said
s
be entitled to
vote in the said rt4inicippality at elec-
tions for members of the Legislative
Assembly and at MunicipalRecti u,
and that said list was first posted 19th 'up
in my office at Marnoch,
on day of July, 1911, and remains there
for inspection. Electors are called
upon to examine said list, and anyif
omissions or other errors are perceiv-
ed therein to take immediate proceed-
ings to have the said errors corrected
according to law.
ALEX. PORTERFIELD,
Clerk of the Municipality
of East Wawanosh.
Marnoch,' July 19th, 1911.
ExceptiollaflYCheapS�ioea
For Mell
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In our South Window' we are showing seven1nes of
Men's Shoes which (quality and prices considered
are the best values shown in
rn
for many a day.
Men's Fine French Balbrig-
gan
Underwear Teg
100 and 1.25 per suit
for 75e suit
Boys' Fine Negligee Shirts
with or without collars,
sizes 12 to 14 to clear 39c
at ................
10 doz, Men's Heavy Sox,
black or grey, to clear
at ....... 15e pair
r cent
A rare chance to buy House Furnishings at 25 Peng e
discount. Rugs, Art Squares, Carpets
Linoleuins, Oilcloths, Window Blinds, etc.
No Goods Charged at Sale Prices.
Come Early And Get First Choice.
KING BROS.
PRODUCE WANTED
It isreported that the Grand Trunk of
Pacific has purchased a. large
land at Weyburn; Sask., for ;railway
yards.
Notice of Closing.
Has Two New Hands,
Neil Campbell, of Ashfield, who has
been for nearly a year in the helpless
condition of a man without both hands,
has now secured two substitutes for
those he lost. They are not so good as
the old ones and never will be; but
they are remarkable pieces of mechan-
ism in their way, and likely to add much
to the comfort of their wearer. To
describe them intelligently is almost
impossible. They work on a Oaten of
hooks, hinges and levers, so arranged
that the ordinary motions of the elbow
cause them to close and grasp articles.
In both there are sockets for the inser-
tion of knife and fork for eating pur-
poses, and on one is a spec 1 hook for
lifting a drinking utensi. Awkward:
though they appear to be, ..,eir capab-
ilities are considerable, and their grasp-
ing power is very great; so great in-
deed, that if they ever grasped human
flesh, it would never break away again
without being torn from its fastenings.
he
t
are
hands s
Curiously enough, these
invention and product of a mail who,
himself equipped with pit makes
•hood
Toronto, was
Mr. L. W. Hansoni of �`,
visiting in Wingham 'ora few days
this week.
Misses Elsie Gillespie and Rach�
foul and visiting friends in"Whitec
and vicinity.
Mr. Wm. Carter, of L'ratfiiid, was
visiting for a few days with'old.' Wing -
ham friends:
Mr. and. Mrs. Se
this week for Trenton
tend residing.
Dr. A. J. Irwin has returned
home
e
after a few weeks' pleasant holiday in
the Old Laa.
Mayor Spotton was in St. Catharines
y
this week attending the meeting of the'
Masonic Grand Lodge., ale intend
Mr. and Mrs. Thos.: a intend
moving to Braantfiot'di hei?e
Singe
has secured a poo
Miss L E• Ryan, teacher at the $usi
nos College, has gone to her harm! in
Midland for the holiday&
h
We, the undersigned Solicitors
Qe off
the Town of W ingham�llerebY
close our offices during the months of
July and August as follows: --On each
week day with the exception of Satur-
day, at 4 p. m. and on Saturday at 1
p. m. DUDLEY HOLMES,
R.' VANSToNE.A. �
Richelieu and Ontario
Navigation Company
kridge left
e they in -
LOW RATES
Toronto to
TEACHE
Teacher wanted
No. 5, Turnberry,
after summer hot
once and salary ex
received up to Ju
1000 Islands and return. ........ $12.50
Montreal " ....,•, ..• • 24.50
,.. 38.50
Quebec „ •..........
.. •,•, 40.50,
Saguenay
Including meals and berth
TOURISTAND STEAMERS
"KINGSTON"i"TORONTO"
Leaves 'Toronto 8,00 p.m. daily,
nein
the Rtq i sr"
connecting with steamers "Running
!ging AMER, •,BELII.EV'IL.1,E"
i" ed wit a ai ,
and sells thele as a means of heck Leaves .11atniiton 12.00. noon an
d
nacidebtg by which Mr. Campbell Tarontc 1.30 p.m- every* Tuesday for
The ii 4io�,k will Bay of Quince, Montreal and inter -
was deprived of his hands o
be remembered Two a circular s ago
aerie
hand was sawn off byav the other wast
and in the following year
chopped off by the straw cutter knives
in a threshing ni hI t-"Lttcknnw San*
tilYel.
mediate ports.
For tickets fates, foldersv.rrante d further
inma. FOSTER CHAFFEE, A, 0 P. A.,
Toronto, Ont,
WANTED.
for School Section
Duties to commence
days• State experi-
pected. Applications
25th.
M. A. McGILL,
II Secy-Treas.,
Wingham P. 0.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
FOR INSTANCE
This Box Calf Blucher—
full leather lined --both
sewtd and pegged soles,
all sizes for $2.50 Per
Pair.
Space will not permit us to
show cuts of the other lines, but
below we will give a short des-
cription.
Dongola Bluchers of fine quality, all sizes, for
$1.85 Per Pair,
Patent Colt Shoes, with Matt. Calf top, in all • sizes
Patent Colt Buttoned Boots, with Matt Calf top, all sizes,
For $3.50 Per Pair,
Fine Calf Bluchers, with Matt Calf top (the usual '$4.00
kind) for $3.25 Per Pair.
Excellent quality Patent Colt Bluchers, with Matt Calf
top, for $3.00 Per Pair.
Fine Vici Kid Bluchers, Matt Calf top, patent toecap and
patent foxing, for $3.00. Per Pair.
We a pared to match the price and quality of - any
for $2.50 Per Pair.
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Tickets for the Union Excursion to Kincardine on 27th, on
sale at this store.
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WILLS & CO..
THE SHOE STORE.
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26t1 - TORONTO - ptembeY
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CORONATION YEAR LEA THEM ALLYalMlfacturds teatest
,ClltU1B — MI --Gems �fro ! ' uto- res shown i n
LIN Stockeso can galleries asters display
Greatest show on cdntm- pp
nil Special prizes of from best collections in AmeriCal Goo .s tinan.
e.'
41500• cash. Increased Canada and United uwt � cured while you
Prizes in all classes.
THREE GREA'14° SPECIALS t1 the waves
O s..»hictur- Cllisitlial bads 9anl--War Itin t t battle Taus en
1e
ifthe a
festal � of Royald
k5 sw
ing the glories of the Coto Musicians
by special a Dreadnought. a
perforners ceremonies, uniform,
Submarine,
performers in uniform. p6irmiasioil of the King.
dots or Ojliitirt ATrjtACTION%
its, ---Athletic Sports—Boy 'huts itmdw—va++devitle--Isasee a Pito/od w
>L,.Sr 13t.A. Timbre Hawed MllitaVY 7Ilnds—TrottifigAnd Patin( Rook etc.
CORONATION FIREWORKS
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS M Cil;
tttlt Illi ;ntaniattoa write MatifitOr 1• Cs. OWL, eltY Batl, Tetbntd.
SPECIAL.
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Tile general store business for
So many years conducted by the late
T. A Mills will be continued in the
oldUstand.
We will be pleased to see all
ofd
. . customers and many new ones.
A. MILLS
1611ONt. 89. M':NG HAM ONT.
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