HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-01-23, Page 8THE WINGHAM TIME
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'INGNA : ONTARIO, TEUNSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1908.
Toilet Soaps. "
From 5c to 75c per Gake.
TRY OUR
Honey Soap
lOc Gake, 3 for 25c.
regular 160 value
Sox D BY
Walton . McKibben
THE DRUGGIST
Metodonald Block, Wingham,
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011/18lON COURT CASES.
His Honor Judge Solt held Division
Court in Wingham on Friday last and
the following cases were disposed of:—
Irving ve. Ashton --An action to w-
eaver $95.75 was tried with jury. The
jury brought in a verdict for plaintiff of
$60 25 and costs.
Dempsey vs. Anderson—An action for
$100.25 on note. Adjourned till 12th of
March.
Hanna ve. McGuire—Action to recov-
er $25.25 on note. Judgment, with
costs in favor of plaintiff.
Pocock vs. Cellar—Garnishee of
wages for $50 note. Judgment for
plaintiff. Garnishee not effective till
12th of Marob,
Bugg & Son vs. Berger—Garnishee of
wages on account. Judgment for
plaintiffs.
Art Metal (M., Galt, ve, 'Tung--•Ao.
tion to recover $39.50 on account. judg-
ement for defendant with costs to be
plaid in feurteen days.
Four judgment amnions oases were
on the docket. One was settled and
others adjourned till the 12th of March.
Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London; Surgeon
Rye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
MoKfbbon's drag store, Monday,'Feb.
24. Hoare: 12 a.m. to 8p. m. Glasses
properly fitted.
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*Variety is the epic° of lire, and
we all treed a chanineessnieciantx
IN Prez',
FRESH FISH
Will tempt the mot delioate ap-
petite. Whitt is sold here cofnei
from the very beet sources.
Send along your order for
FI h and OroeerIes,
ssiossiorissosiressowis
J. Henry Christi
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
;Wear Greer's Shaes and Rubbers
A Return En
Mr. W. Redpath, o
a return engagemen
piotures on Tuesda
Feb. 11th and 1211t,
of the Br(therhoo
The proceeds will go
went fund or the
prices 15, 10 and 5
exellent entertainnee
a good pause.
agement.
Toronto, will fill
with his moving
and Wednesday,
neer the auspices
of St. ,A.ntrew.
(Mattis the equip -
eve hall. Popular
ants. This is an
and in aupport of
}lighten price paid for Iiides and • poul-
try at T. Feils' butcher shop.
Ten Days Cleal
$. E. Isard & CO,
their half -yearly ole
sale.,Bargains will
teen epartments of
general dry goods, d
wear olothipg, eto,
read the large advt.
then visit H. E. Ise
secure some of the
Sweep Sate.
his week announce
n sweep ten days'
be given in the fit.
thie store, including
ese goods, ready -to -
It will pay you to
n another page and
d Co's, store and
Jany bargains,
WANTED. --1000 Fat skins, and all other
kinds raw furs, QED. E. KING.
Teachers and St dents Entertained.
On Monday eve
students of the W
and Bneinees Coll
by the members
Guild of St. A
Church. Au exo
rendered and refre
were served. AIL
pleasant evening'
ng the teachers and
ngham High School
e were entertained
f the Westminster
row's Presbyterian
!lent program was
hznents in abundance
present report a very
entertainment.
YOun MoNny will bay more shoes
now than later. Fall and Winter Foot-
wear at Cost. W. J. GREE$.
NOTICE. —All a000 nts due me must
be settled at once as am leaving town.
H. BISHOP,
County O. L.
The annual meet
County L. O. L.
Orange ball, Win
February 4th, at,11
representatives wil
different lodges
There will be sone
to be transacted,
members of the to
specially requeste
numbers.
ng of North Hnron
i11 be held in the
ham, on Tuesday,
o'clock a. m., when
be present from the
it the jurisdiction.
important business
and the officers and
al primary Iodges are
to be present in large
NOTICE.—As 1 : m giving np business
in Wingham, I • ill expect all accounts
due me to be set led by oaeh or note at
once. jive. KBBR,
Extending is Business,
Mr. Geo. Spatt. •, Principal of the
Wingham Business t ollege was in Peter-
boro last week and • nrohased the busi•
nese college in that •Iace. The Peter-
boro College has beeone of the most
successful in Eastern Ontario and was
for many years undo • the management
.of Mr, Wm. Pringl:, who died quite
suddenly a few wee. ago, This new
college will give Mr. potton one of the
best Drain of college_ in Ontario as he
already has good so • •ole in Wingham,
Olinton, Walkerton Orangeville and
t*oderieli. Mr. Joh . A. MoKone, who
was for some tim ; with Mr. Spotton
here and, has latterI been in charge of
the Orangeville coli - e, will go to Peter-
boro as chief comm:roial master. This
new school will m : e no difference in
the management o the Wingham col-
lege and we are p eased to report that
Wingham will con •iota to be headquar-
ters and Mr. Spott n has no Intention of
removing /rota to • n,
Farmers and S •ckmen, Attention!
If yon are feeding stook it will pay
you to feed beet meal, recommended by
all agrioultnral oolleges in Canada and
the United States. Get a seek and give
it a lair trial. Sold by T. A. Meets,
Wingham,
St, Andrew's resbyterian Church.
The anneal rep rt for St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Chu oh of this town for
the year 1007 has been issued and the
congregation hae •ad a very anooessfnl
tear. The totel re eits for 1907 amount
o $4495.07, wraps ed with $3644.07 for
1006. 'The envelop:, plate and anniver-
sary contributions were 42605.11, win -
pared with $2502.:8 for the previous
year. There is ale• an increase of $34 76
in the oontribntio to the schemes Of
the church, the a..onntfor 1907 being
$500.96 And for 190. $466.20. The year
was closed with t . e email deficit of
$142 26. Had it n• been for the extra
expenditures drain the past year, a
considerable Waite would have been on
the other eide of he ledger. During
the pest year 44 new members were add-
ed to the Oommnni n roll--twenty-dive
by certifioate and ni • eteen by profession
of .faith. Thirtyt o have left the
bounds of the oongr . gallon and live have
been tailed away b death, leaving the
membership at the •lose of the year at
426. The lve mem . ers who were Oiled
by death were Mrs Sohn Ward, James
Coltrane, Wm. H. Campbell, Mrs. A.
J. Little and Mrs. " m. Orowston. The
annual congregati • . al meeting will be
held in the Letter Room of the ohuroh
On ,Priddy of this week when offioers,
elders and ni • > • s 'wilt be elected for
the ensuing yaar as well as for the
transaotion of . coral brteiriesa. All
members of the • • ngregation are invited
to thla meeting.
Delegation t
The Wingham Uo
the County Connell.
at Gaderieb tide we
to the hospital. A
to Goderioh yesterd
of the hospital w
Dr P Maedonal
J. A. Taylor and R
Goderich.
pital is applying to
which is in session„„
for a farther grant
ong those who went
y to prose the claims
re Mayor Holmes,
A. I3. Musgrove,
h CIegg,
OI enact SAzn of all WINTER DRESS
GOODS, FURS, SUzTiNpe, MEN'S OVER-
COATS, ETC. Quo. E. Kum.
Died in Nor jh Dakota.
Mr. Wm. Mitchell
of Turnberry passed
in Weible, North D
80th last. Decease
Scotland and in 185
10th aonceseion of
there until seventee years ago when he
moved to North D kota. Mr, Mitchell
was stricken with paralysis, last July
and never reoovere from the effects of
the stroke. He w a staanoh Presby-
terian and a Liber in politics and his
love for bis home 1 d and Canada was
with him to the 1 st. The older reef.
dents of this dietri t will remember Mr,
Mitobell and will egret to hear of hie.
death.
a former resident
away at his home
kota an December
was a native of
he settled on the
Turnberry, living
WE nun teaming the greatest bar-
gains in Fall and Winter Footwear we
have ever offered. W. J. GRREER.
The Men
The only men of
community are tho
own selfish ends 1
liberal enough in
courage every publ'
prise, who are w'
puree to push ev
to build np the
importance. The
of a town or oom
tion of its perman
may as well prep
to become indifl'e
in its midst. M
to make it their fu
see far enough be
money placed .jn
enterprise of their
hundred fold in
their property, ar
f Worth.
Orth to a town or
e who forget their
ng enough and are
their ideas to en -
and private enter -
ling with braid and
project celoulated
wn and enhance its
enterprise and push
unity is the founda-
nt success, A town
re for Its funeral as
nt to the enterprise
CHURCH NO
The Rev. B. Olemen
wilt occupy the pulpit o
Church, next Sunday, p
ing and evening.
The Rev. W. G. Ho
paster of the Aspin
Church, London, has b
the Trnetee Board, to p
Sunday, on the occasion
of their doe new Sunda
ing, just erected at a
$15,000,
ES.
of Goderioh,
the Methodist
oohing morn -
son, who was
t. Methodist
en invited by
oh there next
•t the opening
School build.
cost of a out
FOLLOW' THE CROWD
ten days' sale,
Isard's big
Pied in Wi
Mr. P. G, Sperling
Friday last, of the
Winnipeg on 'Mural
Mrs, Tbomaa Waddel
resided for many y
befote going West. 0
have the sympathy of
his bereavement.
nipeg.
eceived word on
ndden death at
y of his sister,
Mre. Waddell
ars in Seaforth
r townsman will
many friends in
Died at St
Mrs. C. Gillespie
Wednesday of the an
hill of her uncle,
Deceased was a broth
Paul, wbose death w
last issue and, Mr, Ste
week attending the
been i11 for only a fe
mania. He had for
one of the prominent
hill.
athroy,
eoeived word on
en death at Park -
Peter Stewart,
r of the late Mrs,
s reamed, in our
art was here last
nneral. He had
days with pen -
any years been
esidents of Park -
West Huron
A convention of th
Huron will be held i
Hall, at Goderioh, on
January 31st, for th
candidate for the oom
Legislature. The ti •. e
Liberals.
Liberals of West
the Temperance
Friday afternoon,
nomination of a
g contest for the
being so short
ay of the oonven.
re will be a very
e think it very
rtant convention
rt notice.
between now and the
who come to town tion it is doubtful it t
are home,who cannot
"+�arge attendance and
re them to see that unwise to pall an im
(lonely An a public of this kind on such s
wn town will be a
the appreciation of
tobe pitied.
Noreop.—As I am giving up business
in Wingham, I • ill expect all aoconnts
due -me to be set ed by cash or note at
once. - .J17it2,.;REItl2.
With
The Wingha
on Monday eve
their annual b
Wednesday, Fe
being arranged
that a large nu
Wingham for t
rinks of the lo
Harriston to -da
Ontario Tanker
Two Wingha
on Tuesday of
games with ri
rink composed
Hepburn, A. M.
son, as skip wo
to 8 and 14 to 13.
posed of Geo.
Holmes, 0. N.
son went down t
acorea 10 to 8 and
t • e Curlers.
curlers held a meeting
ing and decided to hold
nspiel, commencing on
rnary 12th. Prizes are
or and it is ekpeoted
bar of ourlere wl11 be in
is popular event. Two
al curlers will go to
to take part in the
competition,
rinks went to Gorrie
ernoon and played two
ks in that plane. One
t H. Broadfoot, D. T.
rawford and F, Pater.
both games, snores 14
The other rink, oom-
C. Manners, Dudley
riffin and A. J. ,Alder.
Gorrze in both gamed,
3 to 12,
The Bank •f Hamilton.
The Bank of
statement which
increase in profits,
of last year, bein
per cent. on the
consequence, the
forveard to credit
very handsome b
compared with $1
general statemen
from last year.
nosily the same a d zn this respect the
Bank of Hamilton bas fared better than
the majority of intitutione, there has'.
amilton presents a
bows a satisfactory
even over the record
at the rate of 15.57
pard up capital. In
ank is able to carry
f profit and foes the
lance of $217,949, as
0,270 last year. The
shows little change
e deposits are prate
ing been a dooreas
in most oases..
reserve continue t
Cali Ioans have b
000, while commer
slightly inoreased.
ditiona prevailing '
Bank of Hamilton
in holding its own
7 of this inane will
statement, togethe
oord of ten year's
in the deposit items
e capital stock and
equalize eaoh other,
n reduced by $316, -
al loans have been
In view of the win
recent months the
e to be congratulated
0 capably: Ott page
e found the annual
with an annual re.
rowth.
Death of - obert Reilly.
The Neepawa, (Man,) Register of
January 23rd, repo to the death on Jan.
20th of Robert Reil y a former resident
of Wingham. Rob . Reilly was born in
Lanark Oonnty, On aria, in 1833, where
his nephew James • eilly still lives on
the homestead near Almonte. He was
of good family and connections and re -
Calved a good school' . g, his brother being
a Well-known teaohe in those days. .As
a young lean he mo ed to the ''Queen's
Bush" as part of estern Ontario was
then galled, finally ettling near Wing-
ham, and marrying Misfir Mary Wilson
of Orangeville, He ettled in the Eden
district in Manitoba • : venteon years ago;
in September 1006, : o wet bereaved of
his wife, singe whih time he took no
active part in the eo ducting of private
.or publie bushiest!, i both 0f which he
always had been pro essive and reliable.
He was a staanoh oneervative and a
temperanoe advooat • and was oonsldered
a leader amongst hi Mende and neigh-
bors in these lines. He is survived b
bis eon Richard Rei i y, of Eden and pig
daughters Mrs, Geo Kelt, of Franklin,
Mrs. M. B. H•alIpe ' y, of Neepawa ford
Urs. Anita!! Ramse , of Eden. Ilia son
iKtillit►m. it boy d great proxolte, died
tome thirteen years Igo.
w
0
Wingham 4,
rriston 3,
One of the fastest games of hockey
ever played on local i,e took place on
Wednesday evening I et, the teams of
Harriston and Wingha .• being the con-
testants. It wasa f rip clean game,
and a','3rntnmee",fro'• start to -finish..
With but a few min • tee to play before
the time was up, the score was 8 all, but
the locals landed a oal and broke the
tie. There was a go >d attendance.
Oddfeliows ' At Home"
The Wingham 0., fellows gave an
"At Home" on Thur; • ay -evening last,
in connection with th opening of their
new hall in the W , son block. The
members and their fri; , ds assembled in
the Opera House, wh•• e. a varied and
interesting progromme was given, with
Rev. T. S. Boyle as hairman, Mr,
Harvey Lloyd, of To onto, in comic
songs and selections, d -lighted the audi-
ence, while Mies W. A 'a Chisholm and
Mies Olive Mason rend red solar in their
usual good voice. Qn:rtettes by Misses.
Mason and Farquhar on and Messrs.
Cline and Hill were w 1 given, ai were
also tenets by Messrs. *line and Hill.
Miss Houghton and a Ise Kirtie Roes
ably presided at the pia ' o. The musical
pars of the programme was intesperaed
with addreeses on the ' ork of the Order
by Mr. R. R. Brett, o Essex, Grand
Master of the jurfsdio 100 of Ontario,
and Past Ohief Patriar • • J. Powley, of
the Enoampment Bra • oh. After the
programme, the oompa y adjourned to
the council chamber, where refresh-
ments were served, T e new hall was
open daring the eveni • g, and many took
the opportunity of visiting the plane;
the handsome furnieh ngs and the oom-
modio*.ts arrangemene were freely com-
mented upon. Alto ether the -evening
was a very pleasant nd enjoyable one,
Huron Coun • Y. M. C. A.'
The first oonventi•n looking towards
the organization t any county in
Canada along Y. •.. C. A. lines was
held in Clinton on T faraday and Friday'
last. Mr. Henry Ye h of Brantford, a
prominent business •. an and association
worker, was chosen bairman and call.
ed on Mr. C. M. C. .eland, Provincial
Secretary, to lead in be devotional ex-
ereisee in the regre ed absence of Mr.
O. B. Keenleyside o London. Huron
county and its needs was presented in a
splendid address by • r. A. Cullen, who
has been working u interest through.
Out the county, an Mr. J R Board-
man, international C tatty Secretary of
New York,spoke o the county work
plan. On Thursday evening the dela-
gates and business ni n of Clinton were
entertained at a ban et by the ladfee,
of the Clinton W. . T. U. A very
pleasant evening was pent and address.
es were given by a nu ber of prominent
mon. On Friday i watt deoided to
organize a county Y M, O. A., And it
depends on the eft rte of the l0oal
leaders and liberalit of the betiineee
Men as to whether t e money necessary
to carry On the wor will be raised And
a Secretary pieced i the field. As Won
as pledgee to the a cunt of $1,800 or
over are seonred Secretary will be
employed, who wil give his whole time
to the work of the fluty. The follow.
ing are the me ere of the County
Committee: --Mesut..' O. F. Blair, IL E.
Hodgene, Goderrie ; Geo. Spotton, . W.
J. Greer,'Vvingba ; W. S. MoKeroher,
Wroxeter; Jae. tt, II'. J. Hill, Clint
ton; J. C. Stonern n, Heneall; T. H.
McCallum, Exeter; eo, Chesaey, Sea.
forth; J. H. OAtn n, Brntirels;
Bender, Blyth; J. H Holtstu n, Credit-
on.
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
`HIGH SCHO
L NOTES.
items of Interest fr
on the
m the Acropolis
Last week was one
and exoiteinent at the
Friday evening, cella
ated for the differen
Literary Sooiety. Tue
candidate outlined his
Voters
The elections were eld on Wedu
day from 12 00 to 2 p.
M the alp
of oohed the retnrni . of icer, Mr.
Wiley, read the ream s which are
follows:--lron, Pres. Dr. A. J. Irwi
President, Robt. MoB• nay; lat Vic
Pres„ Miss G Dobson 2nd Vzoe-Pre
R Stackhouse; Beare ,try, W. A, Iii
gine; Treasurer, J. Mitobell; Pre
Reportere, Miss M. L Ross, Har
Green; Representativ: to Exeontire
Form iv, Mies B An. moon, G. Gobi
Form itz, N Higgins, s. McKee; Fo
n, W.Jaokson, Har y Dore; Form
D
five O'Toole, E. Linkl: er. the fTheoliorvi Exeo
and appoint:
d
etndents to take obarg of the jonrna
Editor-in-ohief..A,. Ieb star; Sob -editor
Form Iv, E. Wiley ; orm in, Mies
Walsh; Form iz, T. G • twills; Form.
met
Miss L. Ross. The fir t meeting and
the new management • ill be held Fr
day next at 8 80.
The boys have been raotieing hockey
for some time and the • hope to be more
successful this season hen they were
last. The first neatah will be played.
with Kincardine Hig• Sohool, nest
Friday evening, on the Wingham rink.
The game will start ea ly in order to
have skating afterwa de. Admission
10 and 15 cents,
Quite a number of et dents are ili this
term. Even our wort. caretaker, Mr.
Bradshaw Kerr, is nn er the weather.
We hope to see them a 1 out before long.
The Guild of St. An : rew's Presbyter-
ian Church gave en ". t Home" to a
large number of youn people on Mon-
day evening. Among .hose present were
the staff and pupils o the High Sobool,
A very pleasant evens • g was spent, atter
which refreshments • ere served.
i tense infuses&
chool. A week
atee were nomin-
cidoes on the
day evening each
platform to the
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Death of Mrs. m, Geddes.
Another of the pi
townehip passed awa
in the person of Mary
the late William Ged
Morrie, in her 82nd
had been inve.y go
few weeks ago wh
seriously ill. Deoea
SOdtlend and in err/
to Canada, settling
in Lanark County.
to Mr Geddes, the
up to the then new
lots 7 and 8 in th
Morris in the sprin
sided her husband i
of the forest, pass
trials and hardsbip
life. When she
section we had no
and the nearest
Clinton or Goderio
woman who bad e
large circle of fri
residence in the to
Presbyterian in yell
taken herart i
church. Be par
away in April, 1806
thirteen ohildren,
viz : —Mrs. Mary
Mrs. J, C. Johns
Robert Sterling,
Tena, at home; D
Lncknow; Willie
of Morrie. The f
Monday afternoon
her son, Mr. Wm.
don cemetery.
neers of Morrie
on Saturday last
McLean, relict of
es, of 3rd Iine of
ear. Mrs. 'Geddes
d health np to a
n she was taken
d was a native of
life had emigrated
ith her parents in
fter her marriage
onng couple came
entry, settling on
4th concession of
of 1854, and she as -
hewing a home out
g through all the
incident to pioneer
rat settled in this
Ingham or Belgrave
arket plane was at
Deceased was a
eared herself to a
de during her long
nabip. She was a
ion and had always
the work of the
ner in life passed
Out of a family of.
even are still living
oLean, Winnipeg;
n, Bltevale; Mrs.
elite, Man; Miss
niel Geddes. V. S.,
and John Geddes,
neral took Dlaoe on
rom the residence of
eddee, to the Bran -
Dr. Nelson Tait, .of 498 Spadi ave.,
Toronto, will be at the Qae a hotel,
Wingham; on Thureda 18th, for
consultation in disease of Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted.
LOST. --Between
Wingham, and the
Cniroes, on Tuesda
galloway robe. Fin
TletEs office, or lot 22
be grist mill in
2nd conoetsion of
21st inst., a black
er please leave at
con, 2, Cnlroes,
Death of R. W. McKenzie,
Goderich lost a wo thv and much
esteemed citizen on Sat relay, Jan. 18th,
in the person of Robert ". McKenzie, a
resident of over half century and a
business man and ohn oh worker,who
was widely known throughout the
county. For some tenths Mr. Mo.
Kenzie had been in f iling health, and
though of late it waseen that the end
must soon come, his departure is none
the lege regretted by a I. Mr. McKenzie,
who was in hie 69 h year, moved to
foderieh in 1855, f om London. Ont.,
and had resided the ever since. For
many ytetrs he was leading hardware
merchant, end in all his over 50 years
here he was a prom neat worker and
official in the Metho• st church, and a
staunch and unwrap •'Mains advocate'
of the 'tem nerance ea • se. Hie active
part and bold stand in the Ontario
eleotions of 1902, when :e broke his life
long alreglac:ce t0 the L beral party, and
with all his energy adv r • ated the eleotton
of the Coneervat,ve can, idate on temper.
mice principles, was a noble testimony
to hie faithfulness and integrity where
principle was at ate , and it Warr
oharecteristio of hie whole life. In
Methodist ohnrah circle be was beloved
and trusted, and the pr sent foutlehing
condition 0! Methodlani in this county is
due much to the labor of its now de-
parted leader, who in to early days of
the 60'e• was one of the most aeoeptable
local preaohera and • .. ever since been
a generous and nnwea • ed upholder of
its oause.•—Goderich :tar, eoeaeed
trbs a brother of our • was lit Me.
Geo. MoKenaie, and w well•k own to
many of oar reader*,
Cup presented to Mr ,
Port Huron urivia
lin E. Swarts by the
Park Association.
LOVING CUP F
MR SWARTS.
Owner Ofstiarkey
Strat
An interesting !e
of the Canadian Ra
tion held at Stratfo
presentation of a sil
the Port Huron Driv
to Mr. John E, 8
owner of "Darkey
owered the Miopi
record to 2 09, Pon
been awarded as foll
1895—Captain Ilan
1900—Sherman Cta
1904—Capt. Sphinx
1907--Darkey Hal,
In making the pr
Kneill, jr , of the P
ion, referred to the
eating that had ion
lie Miohigan and
ooiatione and hoped
carinae, It, thereto
pleasure to present t
an, In apologizing f
is address, he bum
hat as a apeech•m
1
ra
11
na
Hal Honored At
ing Circuit Assooia
er lo• ving QUO from
al," who last year
of these cups have
Imitation, Mr. H.
ne international
existed between
e Canadian As.
at it would long
, gave him ranch
r the shortness of
rowdy remerked
er he generally
✓ pole, but gave
manner that his
ill were whole -
e Loving Cup is
by Port Huron
ion to John E.
rimy Hal, 2 09;
ok record, 1907."
of Listowel
Aliment paid to
uite plain that the
sed by Mr. Knell!
by the company
ally a horseman
come oVer here
f picking up easy
ode, but he gener-
ed, and good feel -
d. This friendly
in sport, had not
had led to a better
en the people of
other matters.
filled op an order
the meeting sus -
a short time to
FOR SALE —Navin
p•rocery and crockery
my residence for sale •
and Carling Terrace.
story, ten rooms. 0 e
locality, C. N One
disposed of my
stock, I now offer
corner John street
Solid brick, two -
lot of two. Fine
LOCAL OPT
N NOTES.
( By Rev. H. Edgar Allen for the Local Option
Commit co )
(We wish it to be dis inotly understood
that the editor of th' paper is not the
author ot the article appearing undee
the heading of "Loo 1 Option Notes,"
lett that the same ' inserted at Our
regular advertising tee. Nor do we
necessarily endorse t e opinions express.
ed in this colurateenE .1
It is cheimed be- those opposed to
Local Option, among hem being Roots -
ed hotel men, tbat ore liquor JO sold
after the law has bee passed than he.
fore. Why are they o auricles to pay
high license if they oan eell more
liquor without it? 1
Local Option had een adopted thee
A repeal of Local Op ion was posible
at the late eleatioes in grey -three places
in Ontario, through the expiration of
the three year term, yet in only six was
it ettempted, and. the repeal sustained
in but one.
If after ffte three -y ar trial of Looal
municipalities are sat lied with it, is it
not convincing (widen that the meas.
no is a good one. hat is good for
other planes, efter tho,Otigh tend,
would =rely be good fo Wingham.
Mt John Campbell'e h tel, at White.
ohurch. in the Lo Opti n WI:tenable of
eial Constable Phloem A ten gallon
-keg, partly full ot whis y,twas found,
together with ether cony ting evidence
of the agile of liquor. he liquor Wee
Oot found in the houte but in tho pig
pen,in the stable. Mr. Campbell very
wisely came to town, a nOWledged the
end settled at a of some thirty
odd dtglart. It seems bed that the
law mama be obeerved, en it is the
Wish Of the Majority of tb petiole. and
we have that lotto Ociaip 11 will la
Were live up to, its require entar
TOE PAPER 111k1VG-Elt
Who is honest with you will tell
you that the wall papers weseli are
the most satiefaCtOry in every way.
We hove the ow/wave ode of
many beautiful designs, go when
retz buy here you, will be enured
that your walls will not look
Heuer see the new styles.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE pttitl for tunes,
skins, tallow nod wont, at the Wiegliene
Tannery. W. Paneaea,
Houses for Sale
North St—Frame cottage; beautifol
Victoria St-elg story frame ;. price
right.
Scott Ss—lee story frame; a bargain.
Edward St-1ee story frame; eight
rooms; new.
location
Frances St—Frame cottage ; in good
Josephine St—Briok oottege; nearly
Victoria St -2 story brick; owner
must sell.
Victotia St—le‘ story brick; 2 lots,
Viotoria St -9 story brick house ;new.
Minnie St -2 story frame; good
Minnie 55-2 story frame; all raodern
Alice St—iee story frame; en good
order.
HOUSES TO RENT—Tenants secured.
INSURANCE—Al/ kinds,
MONEY LOANED—Investments secured.
Kindly call at office if you want a farm,
a house a building lot, or anything in our
line. Proi erty it. changing hands quite
freely since the New Year, and pdces ere
somewhat ea.sier than a few months ago.
illiatiggleMaIS
I Ritchie 86 Cosensl
WINGHA 31
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
Phone r2.3
THE LEADING SIIDE STORE 1
25 per cent.
ON
Your Money
BIG INTEREST, ISN'T IT ?
Well, it's jtist exactly what
you can make right here by
investing in shoes
During OUP groat
Glearing Sale
of rail and
Winter Footwear
This is the time of the year
for vat prices, When we cut,
we cut deep.
nelmember evAry pair of
FALL AND WINTER FOOT.
WEAR GOES—MEIPS WO-
MEN'S AND CIIILDREN'S.
We do repairing and do it
tight—bring along your shoes.
TIM SRO=