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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-01-02, Page 88 TY1 WINGAAM TIMES, JANUARY 2, 1yu8 MINOR LOCALS. • —tae bye election in South Huron toe the Oernmona will be held on Jena- err anaerr 13lind. Thereis an epidemic ot enemies in 'Wingham et present • Scarcely a hawse Which there are children, is tree from the diaeaso.. ---The returns to the Provincial Board Of Health from 739 divisions for Novem- ber give 2074 deaths from all canoes, apttelring a death rate. ot 12 6 in the 1090. --A meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary ela the Win5hetn ilmipittrl will ire 101 in the Council CThacubat next Monday afternoon at 4,15 o'alook. AU tuembere are requested to attend. Mr John Sall, of Fort William, is spending theholidays with his mother and Misters. Mee Sarah Taylor, of Montreal is. visiting with her peewits, Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor. Mr, John Baxter, of Cornwall agent the holtdeys, with Wingham relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. 11 S. Sturdy, of Qwen Sound were with Wingham relatives for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Peter S Fisher, of To - 1 -10.00+.. A»ADis.-pin Behnorc. on. December 21th, to Air. and Airs, David Aflame; a Son. Maid TED HotflrMAN - Rrt,xx.-Ott Deo 29th at tilt' 3tetliodist parsonage, 1 urdwtch. by Bev Dr. liutavai, Ni. %lames +lex Hoffmanto Ailsa Catharine E. Riley of Morris, township. 0on1)014--ltortiw1 LT, -On Dec. 24thinTrin- ity Church, by Rev. T. ti. Farr, Mr. W. A. Gordon to Miss S. Lr Bothwell of Aewbiidgt'. HENNIealrei tsnAT)t 011 Chtistma9 ray, in tho Alethcdist Church, Wingham, by the Kelt. W. ti Howson, Mr. Robert George Dennis to Miss Edith Olive txriedalo, all of Winghatn. DAvni,--JA 41aSO)N^-At (?altville, On Deeem• be 26th, by Rev. peau Pavia, of London, assisted by Rev.Canon Davis, of Sarnia, Mr. John Evans Davis, of Boston, Aiass eon of Mr. H. Davis of Windfall), to alga Marguerite ranto, spout ties h_t3liday5 at their parer.. eSialalJainieson, of Oakville 11Qi)lcil i4 town enau efo'tt't.>::n-in Los �i: el. 6. Cal.. on December i e> 29th, 1'JOi, Mist Mottle 'lowler, formerly of Dr, A. J Irwin, Treasurer of Wing - ham Hospital bas reosived donations during the past wear as, fo lows: -Thos. Field, $5lso 0 K. Wilhelm, Carman, Man SRO; Dr W. Milne, Blyth, invalid's .r+ Sable. Coughs, cows, hoarseness, and other throat siimente are quickly relieved by Cresolene diablets. ton cents per box. .All druggists. -Dr. Gifford, late of W ngham, who short time ago was appointed assistant surgeon at the London asylum, has re- ceived a notice of dismissal from the Provincial authorities. No particulars are given for dismissal, -Under the new school regulations, the government grant is considerably larger this year than formerly. In 1004 the Ontario Government paid to schools in Huron $5,028; in 1907 it has paid $14,817, an inorease of $9,279. --Means Walker & Ross, of Clintou bad the contract for supplying the car - ;pets for the new Presbyterian Church, at Btuevale, but owing to some mieunder- standing the carpet manufacturers whipped the goods to Clinton in place of 'Wingham. Mr, Gordon Paterson. of Wiun peg, I spent the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Arch Paterson.JAXES-In Turnberry, on December VailAlice James, daughter of Mr. and Mts. Thos. The Misses Anderson, of Wareham. James. aged years speut the holidays visiting with relatives -� to Wingham and vicinity. Mr. Will and John Churchill of of Hartney, Man. are visiting friends in and around Wiigham. Mr. and Mra. Neil Haines, of Qwen Sound are visiting at the home of his brother, Mr. W. J. Haines. winch ,.Mr. John F. Groves spent the Christ- mas holidays with his brother in Tor- onto and his sister in Acton. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Vannorman, of Hamiota, Man. are visiting with his brother. Mr. V. R. Vannorman. Mr. W. N. Hutchison, of Souris, Man. was visiting for a few days with' his brother, Mr. R. A. Hutchison. Mr. Adam Anderson, of Orillia, spent Chrietmae with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, S. Anderson, Turnberry. Tho Annual Meeting Agricultural Society wi Council Chamber, Win : b Thursday, Jan at 1 o'clock p m. All members of the Society are requested to be present, W. J. HENDE SOe deet, H. B. Ei t.IOe cPrery. the Turnberry be held in the , on ry 16th, 1908 OPERA HOUSE, VIINGHAM Two Nights and Matinee Wednesday & Thursday, J • 8-9 Prof, Cracker's d ► , fed Horses, Ponies, i keys, Mules Mies Della Gracey, teacher in the Tilleonbnrg Business College was visit- ing with her parents for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holmes, of Owen Sound spent the hplidaye visiting with relatives and old friends in Wingham, Mr. Errald Drummond, of Cutler, Algoma is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Drum- mond. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Scott, of Sandusky, which were Christmas visitors with Mrs. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wilson. Mr, and Mrs. E. Manuel, and dren, of Meaford are spending the days. with Wingham relatives friends. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keeney and Mr. Thos. Carruthers, of Berlin spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Oarruthera. Mies Katharine Stevenson, lady Riper. intendant of Wingham General hospital, is visiting friends in Orangeville and ,Owen Sound. Mrs. Alex Boston and Miss Annie MoKenney, of London and Miss MoDer• mote, of Clinton were visiting with Miss M. McLean. Messrs. James and George Bosom- worth, of Elora are visiting with their uncle, Mr. R. Currie and other relatives in Wingham and vioinity. Mr. Hugh Ross, of Clinton with bis friend, Mr. Berry, of Brumfield were visiting Wingham and Blnevale relatives and friends for a few days. Mr. Harley M. Norman has returned to his home in St. Thomas, after spend- ing a week with Mr: and Mrs. Chat. Blackhall, 110 Shiites street. Mr. and Mrs. John Leary, of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huggan, of Fort William were visiting for over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. John Tervit, Turnberry. Mr. John Wright, of Brussels and Mrs. Baird, of Woodstock were visiting for a few days with Mra. Baird's broth- er, Mr. James Brock, who continues in very poor health. Mr. Jas. McKinlay, of Winnipeg has been spending the 'holidays with his parents in town. Mr. McKinlay now has a good position with the Canadian Northern Railway. Mr. Harry McIntosh, of British Columbia, a former resident of town, Was calling on old friends for a few days. It is twenty years since Mr. McIntosh last visited Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tervit, of Kincar- dine spent the Christman holidays with relatives in Wingham and vicinity. They left on Saturday morning to spend a few days at Guelph. Mr. Peter Deana, of Saskatoon is visit- ing at his home in Wingham. Mr. Deans is much taken up with the west- ern country, but is not yet fully decided whether he will return again in the spring, -Through the explosion of a cup of coal oil, aooidentially left on the kitchen ,rang , Mrs. John Yoemans, of Napinka, Man. died on Saturday morning after (suffering intense pain. Mrs. Yoemans. 'was a Miss. Lizzie McKay and formerly lived at Seaforth. -The TIMES will next week again -start the oolumn giving the principal events of this locality twenty years ago. ihie feature was greatly enjoyed by =any of onr readers and now that we have a complete fyle of the paper the column wiiI appear regularly. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLET) A simple and effective remedy for SORE-' TfIROA,TS AND COYJGliS They combine the germicidal value of Cresoleno with the soothing properties of slippery elm and Hoo- ting, Your drugcist or frons us, 100 in stamps. L,sa,tiaa ,fleas Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. ens -Mr.. John Fyfe, of Turnberry has wad his 150 acre farm, Crown Hill, to Mr. Gavin Wilson, East Wawanosh for good price. With some further im- provements this will make a fine pro- perty; being xticely situated on a good road about 2;a miles from town. -Many of our stbeoribers renewed their subscriptions during the past week and we would be pleased to have all subsoribere renew promptly. Many ore taking advantage of the liberal offer of the TIMES and Weekly Globe for one year for 91.35. Before ordering your aeadiug matter look up our Clubbing afters in another column. .-It is our sad duty this week tore- port the death of Alice James, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. James, of Turn - berry, aged six years on Friday last f'roln diphtheria. This is the third ohild 312r. and Mrs. James have lost within a week from this dread disease. The bereaved parents will have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. chit- holi- and They do everything but talk. A refined and instructive performance. The only show of the kindin the world. Twenty animals on the stage at one time. Watch for the Great Street Parade. Matinee, Thursday, Jan. 9; prices 10o and 25o. Evening. 25o, 35o and 50o. Plan of hall at MoKibbon's drag store. PERSONAL. LEARN DRESS M KING BY MAIL I will teach Sanders by Mail or personal i days, at Belgrave, cons Dec, 9th. The whole from one course. All do not fail to see me a Saturday, Dec. 7th, f only, when I will enro Commencing to teach day, Deo. 16th; see in from 1 to, 5 only S Commencing to teach day, Deo. 23; See me on Saturday, Dec. 21, when I will enroll pu MIss Mr. Lloyd Sills, of Toronto, was home for Christmas. J. H. Chisholm is spending the holi- days in Toronto. Messrs John and Wm. Robinson home from the West. Mr. Elliott Fleming was home from Brantford for the holidays. 'Mian Ketoheaon, of Toronto le visiting 'with Alias Georgie Dulmage. Mr. Dan Morden, of Buffalo spent the holidays with his brothers in town. Mrs. Aley, of Detroit was visiting for a few days with old friends in* town. fir. Harry Mangles, of Toronto spent _the 3iolidays with Wingham relatives, Mr. Hugh Hamilton, of Chatham spent the holiday at the parental home, Dr. W. T. Holloway, of Peterboro was calling en old friends in town en Mon- day. Mies Maggie Monk, of London, spent the "Christmas holidays at her home in town. Mr. Jos. (xilmotr, Caron, Sask., is visiting at his parental home in Turn - berry. Mr. roister Fyfe, of Torohto spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, L Fife. mt. Ir. W, MCGX1ite, of 'Winnipeg shame the holidays et his parental bailie 101 town. Mr, George 3lel:m, of Hamilton, tat at at Mr. 'iin'm. Guest's during the iteltdert. Ur, and. Mrs, R. Clegg event the hoar titity wit* Xt.*. ms's pi retie at are Now that the rush of pleasure and worry that always attends Christmas ehepping is over, we should like to draw your attention to the fact that we aro offering all our Improved Course strnotion in four encing Monday, family can learn wishing to learn Belgrave hotel, om 1 to 5 o'cltiok 1 pupils for class. n Blnevale Mon - at Blnevale Hotel nrday, Deo. 14, n Wingham Mon- t Exchange Hotel from 1 to 5 only, its for class. KEITH, Instraotor.- Furs a.nd adies' Co.ts all this year's styles -AT COST You oannet do b tter than call and inspect our stook before purchasing else 'n Here, UNDERWEAR, in onr Underwear department, which includes Penmans' and Wat- son's manufacture, we offer all at greatly reduced prides. Do you 'wish to purchase a New Year's Gift ? If so, we have some Handkerchiefs, Belts, Gloves and Fancy Collars left, Choice, fresh Grooeriet always in stook. We pay highest prides for trade. Wishing All the Complimeiits of the Season. ' M. GORDON. The Little Eaton's J ANUARZ' PgF3fl!UM. SAL.F •••••..,•••••••••••'••••••••• ••••e••••••••••••••••••••HOLIDAYI, ' 1 CATTLE ANTED. The undersigned for Cattle (Cows second-hand Crea working repair, Ca Colt rising one yea ing 4 years old, fit well broken doubl of threshed timot bright as hay, w rain, Apply to Harlook P. 0., L 6 miles from Bly as to exchange for preferred) :-One Separator, in good . 250 per hour; one old; one horse ric- o work or drive, and Also about 20 tons for sale; about as s well saved,. got no JOSEPH WHEATLEY, t 2, Con. 13, Willett, TAKE NOTICE. I . BARGAINS._ C 1 We have bargains in many lines of goods which purchas- ers will do well to look into. We are going out of ; certain lines and will sacrifice the goods in I order to dear them out. Offers new ideas, makes new cus- tomers, hence new and larger business. EVERYTHING AS' ADVERTISED, OR YOUR MONEY BACK That J. S, Jerome, Dentist, is making beautiful sets of teeth for eight dollars, and inserting the Patent Airohamber. All work guaranteed. Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham. �tlr�aaer CHURCH NOTES. Rev. Dr. Robert Campbell, ex-inoder- ator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, and for many years minister at Renfrew, died at his home in Perth on Ohrlstnias morning. The Rev. W. G. Howson, of the Methodist church, will take for bis sub• Pots next Sunday ; at 11 a. m., "A Spray of Winter's I3looin From the Gar• dens of ?realism." At 7 p. nn., "The Touch of A 1�Iriman Life." Unceasing *vivo brlglAt and interesting. iverp body welcome, In, apeaking 6f the changes that take pl*ae in a few years, Rev, D. Perrie, in the course of his sermon of flnnday evrning, raid theft xipwarde of 100 MOM - berg of the Presbyterian oongregatlon had parsed to the great beyond during ai arofne fh7urwet( etorp, . t 'hitt pa to l*. y G c c Opposite Queen's Hotel. A►•.•.••r•••••••••••••••ae•• '••••••••••••••O••••••••••• R. KNOX 7 WINGHAM. Our prices will make our competitors wonder' where we get the GOOD GOODS so cheap. Every article marked in plain figures. Premiums open for inspection during January month. Come on in. Fang your friends. VVVVVVVVVVNVMri1VVVVVWVVVVV AAAMMAMAAMM �o INA1 You a V nt to Save, Money 3' 1, Then come here for your ,S 3 Children's Shool Shoes a} Sturdy, solid, Boys and Girls are our particular hobby, and we buy to please them and their parents. -Y. REPAIRING DONE NEATLY AND PROMPTLY. r `` tR JOHNSTONc ',- Wingham. 1 i Shoe Dealer C AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/kAAA AA�+AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A � With Every 20.00 Purchase One beautiful two tone effeot, heavy Wilton rug, size, 28x55, -in cardinals, greeus and blues A two-piece genuine Alaska Sable Scarf, six tails, nicely shaped and very fine quality of fur One Smyrna rug, heavy double-faced, reversable, rich oriental designs and 000ire,-eine 30x55 A handsome 95 -piece dinner set, richly decorated in a dainiy blue, -the pattern consisting of sprigs of flowers and leaves and is highly,glazed on top so that pat- tern cannot possibly wear off. The set comprising of 12 dinner plates, 12 soup plates, 12 tea plates, 12 °ripe and saucers, 12 fruit dishes, 12 butter pads, 1.10 inch platter, 1.14 inch platter, 1 gravy boat. 2 covered vegetebledishes, baker, 1 pickle, 1 Dream jug, 1 slop1. AllASTa When wanting a Stove, call at Young's Big Hardware and see what he can show you at very low prices. Oak Heaters, coal or wood, from $ 8.00 to $18.00 Cast Ranges, to `' 20.00 to 45.00 Steel Ranges, °' Base Burners, - ..25,00 to 45.00 '° 15.00 to 45.00 Wood Cook Stoves, - '4 7.00 to 29.00 Call and see for yourself that we have the right goods at right prices. DOHERTY'S Stoves and Ranges Are Unexcelle CASE CARVERS PIE KNIVES IN CASE ) Young's for BERRY SPOONS IN CASE BUTTER KNIVES IN CASEIf PICKLE KNIVES IN CASE j Chris was mimosa CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS J YOUNG'S 1316 HARDW ter' r.�t 1 t a.w 's,wi�st�3���t�'�r �_ cr s,,•5 , �u. a .�t,',z. ii RE twee 7es41F,er rf.31_ } With Every 5.00 Purchase v A useful stable outfit consisting of 1 yellow bristle Body brush, with leather back, 1 extra high•grade Palmetto. Brush and 1 extra strong and well rivi- ted steel curry comb, with mane comb on back. A handsonfe high class tea pot beantl- fnlly engraved, wood handle -material' of copper-nickle plated A high grade meat chopper -a very useful thing around the kitchen, -will . chop all kinds of meats, foods and vege-a z table for salads, It will save you many an hour's labor. There are four knives go with it -all different sizes from finest to coarsest One Boy's Watch, stong, brightly pol- ished, nickel case, stem wind and set, swiss movement and a reliable time . piece. Something to make your boy smile with pride. With Every 15.00 Purchase One Bissei's champion carpet sweeper made of rioh varnished antique oak, - self emptier Oneenan's large size detachable near seal collar, closely quilted, satin lined; fitted to your overcoat while yon wait One beautiful hanging lamp richly decorated -14 shade glass, oil container with outside. filler, No'2 chimney and burner with a'weight balance With' Every lo.00 Purchase 21 piece heavy glass Table Set, rich deep out pattern, bright, clear, finely polished crystal, giving the brilliancy and sparkle of the genuine out glass. Set consisting of one 8•ineh deep Berry Bowl, six 4.inch Nappies, one large -size Hotwater Jug, 6 Tumblers 1 each: Sug- ar Bowl, covered Butter Dish, Spoon Holder, Cream pitchers. Salt and Pepper Shakers and 9 -inch (Jake Plate, masking an invaluable addition to your table ,glassware. A handsome and endurable 10 -piece Toilet Set of strong glozeaed Porcelain, -cream and white grounds, decorated with flowers of foliage in an aesortment of colors. The set consists of 1 extra large Ewer and basin, hot water pitoher. fresh water Mng, coveted soap Dish and Drainer, tooth brash Holder and covered Chamber, ,Magnificent 52 -piece tea Sett, beauti- folly deoorated in a swell green pattern. of wild flower clusters. Embossed foli- age and Scallop edges set comprising of 12 Tea platen, 12 cups and saucers, 2 Cake plates, 12 Fruit dishes, 1 slop bowl, 1 cream pitoher. ,,,.tea �• - With every $3.00 Purchase Electric silver-plated Pickle Fork and butter knife, pearl handles, firmly at- tached; Reliable English Quality. A Carving Set, a very useful artiple made of good quality of steel, imitation stay handles, full size. One-half dozen firmly polished imi- tation ebony handled Knives and Forks, double rivited, standard Sheffield steel,. made to stand all kinds rough wear. tine dozen "Nevada" Silver Tea Spoons, which, being made of the same bright metal throughout, give endless wear and never discolor or tarnish. One box fine Irish Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs put up in a neat attrac- tive box with beautiful scene on lid of - box. These oan be had in any initial. Fine Moire and Linen mixture Um. brella, boxwood and natural crook hand- les, sterling silver mounted; endless variety of nobby handles to choose from. One bag of first-class Potatoes cony taining 90 lbs. will be delivered to any residence in town for every purchase of $3.00. With Every Purchase of $2.00 One lovely set of Six Lemonade Glae- ses,=Bungarian pressed glees with Lily of The Valley pattern engraved, With Every Purchase of 1.5o 3 plugs of McDonald tobacco, anaemic.. With Every Purchase ing or chewing, will be given with of 5oc every purchase of $1.50. Hook-on-ties--four-in•hand shape, -- light. medium and dark colors. Endless variety of patterns to choose from. Every Tie a good long length. forfro With Every Purchase of 25c of the very rY of Soda. BinCn e One box o One set of four gold plated Collar tut- 1Vfazormicks, tone, --a n Chri t ' P r fn's for fro 1 With Every Purchase of Loo One pair of heavy niokle•plated dia- mond steel sciseore, 6?� inches long. Something of value to every lady, ell laid bathe and lever tops, best manufacture, either front, book and sleeves. e y e or e r GEO. C. HANNA..