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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-03-26, Page 8VOLTHE WINGHAM TIMES. x$xvti.—NO. 1.886: VP[NGHAM, ONTARIO THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1908. VICTORY Indigestion defeated and eon- tenered by FofhergilPs 1 Dyspepsia Tablefs 1 35c PER BOX Every box has our personal guarantee. Headquarters for argon Com - j ound, the new remedy. • Wailon Mckibhon' THE DRUGGIST f Maodonaid Blook, Wingham. r New Spring Goods We have Justo pe n e� u,t our new goods for Spring and Summer. To say they are the nicest range ever shown here is potting It pretty strongly, but really the Suitiegs are beautiful, both in design and material, The pee- riling colors are EIe- phant Grays a nd Browns 1 n stripes and plaids. 01 course ' Blacks and Blues are always cor- rect, and we have a large range of these goods, HATSaIIIH, A choice stook of Hats in all the newest styles. Fruishiogs, A Shirts,l. new. stook Unde wear, Tee, n all Collars, Gloves, Fancy Vests, eto. COME IN. ROBTI MAXWELL Merchant Tailor and ]Tlon'n Fnrniehings At Ghristie's There's everything you want for the table. PRICES RIGH•IT QUALITY BEST RIG VARIETY Corn, 90 a tin, 3 tine for..,, 25c Peas, no a tin, 3 tins for..., 25c Tomatoes, per tin 10o Mixed Oakes, 15 yarletiea, 3lbs for 25o Fancy Cakes, 4 varieties, 2 lbs for .. 250 Jvt'r ARRIVED •— Itolbrooke't English Malt Vinegar, in bottle And balk. Essence of Anchovies and Walnttt Ketchup. &r nk Ohristie's Teas They're nn*nrpeseed by ant in flavor, ons quality andstrength, NE Agent .for PARLII'S LONDON BREAD ..Better than the hest. ) L Henry Christie GENE T, LOCAL NEWS, Wear Oreer't1 Shoes and $libber, Dentists E Dre. A. J, Irwin pose closing their Wednesday after September inolusf kindly keep this fa range for their vial Wednesdoy after months. 1 ly Closing. nd W. J. Pricepur. dental offices every oon from May to e. The public Will Rt in mind and era for any time except boon during these Highest prioe paid for hides and poul- try at T. Pelle' butcher shop. Winghar The regular mea 0. L, No. 794, will hall on Friday eve 8 o "clock. Some in be np for consid' candidates will be A large attendenc the lodge is wines L. O. L. ing of Wingham L, be held in the Orange ing of this week, at portant business will ration, and several in hand for initiation, of the members of ed. Fon SALE—Clover, Timothy, Goose Wheat, etc. GEo, E. KING, Temperan A temperance County of Huron Ontario St. Meth April 16th, oom Rey. B, H, Spero ion Alliance will address a mass me Ohnrch nod Te invited to be fully e Convention. convention for the will be held in the let Oberoh, (Minton, ening at 10 a. m. Secy. of the Domin. be present and will ting in the evening. erance Societies are represented. FARM TO 1ENT—Good farm to rent for grass or orepping. Two miles from, Wingham, Apply to IT, DAVIS ° Gerrymai Mr. W. H. Ker ing of the gerr, Whitney Govern of the gertyma neither a000rdin, lation or ordina medal ehould be who drew the o good nerve in de der in Huron. , of Brussels, in speak - mender, says: --"The ent should be proud der of Huron. It is to geography, popu- y fairnese; a leather resented to the fellow time. Mr. Eilber has ending it." WANTED. :A ton of roll butter daily, 27o; fresh gathered eggs; also any quantity dried apples, feathers, eto. GEo, E. KING. Hae YOi Many of our sub ed their enbseriptic many are yet in mailing list has 1 March' 27th and by on your paper are in arrears. hear from all in ar few weeks. In or rate of $1 35 for t Globe renewals before the first of will be withdrawn Renewed. cribers have renew- s for this year, but rreare, The Teems sen corrected up to looking at the label cn can the if you We would like to earn during the next er to secure the low Thies and Weekly - ill have to reach ns Cay as this low rate after that date( Get your baby carne a or go cart early. We have a ar stook coming and do not intend re dering when the stook is sold out, W u.n saE'S Furniture Store. The Hig The lightning a Friday night was t this epring and a 1 fell. The water of the river cam Saturday evening a possible for rigs to through the "prate tity of ice lodged but no damage was day evening to M water lowered sone danger of damage passed. Several c were flooded. Water. d thunder storm on e first real storm for ge quantity of rain n the:South branch np pretty high, and d Sunday it was not go ever the road " A large guan. south of the town, done. From Sun- nday morning the two feet and all rom flood is now lays in the town Miss Mathes The Tlrins was v that Mies Matheso teacher in the jinn() Pabli School had her fourteen years a Matheson has given faction elpd has doh ie considered the ha school. Our town Miss Matheson's re greatly missed in Si terian Chard', havi part in the work of many years has beef Mission Band. n Resigned. ry sorry to learn , who has been department of the resigned. During Mather here Miss he very best satire good 'work in what deet room in the peopie will regret oval. She will be Andrew's Presby g taken an active he church and for the leader of the Skating Event oaf the Season. .A. race of conaide *ports around town rink on Friday eve two old time rivals able interest to the took place at the in last, Velton the T. t7oohrane and R. Beattie skated onenolle for a Bide bet of $20, the race was called for 7 o'clock the referee, Dr, J'. R. l4 rsodoneld, gave the word go sharp on time, Beattie taking the lead, Which he kept for six lap* the pane for these laps b heavy too and fast p our friend Beattie, little, *tieing this the shot to the front a pane *oon put a res wind Which wonldn' this the end 'ries Cochrane going on by nearlyp, tt lep, bet and oatn piotisiii big very fast. The tie began to tell on brho began to lag a old timer Cochrane ltd keeping up the t in his opponent's oolne out. After never in dtlubt, lrtd winning easily ereby Winn i the . There (MIAlane there Will be a lot 01113413' skaters wal- ag It ro,00 with the eltalaPiOn. Farm Stock and implement Setts. Mr. Jamee. Robinson, of lot 80, con. 8, East Wawanoab, is giving up farming and will hold a clearing auction sale of farm stook and implements on his prem- ises on Friday afternoon, April 17th. See bilis for list of artielee, Jno, PORTIN, auctioneer, WANTED.. -1000 rat thine, and an other kinds raw furs, GEo. E. XING. Death of Wi After several wee Dant Foxton, of On Saturday last, a days. Deceased paralysis same t' with dropsy. He resident of this di time in the Town his farm in Culro hie widow, a da W. Walker, and wbo will have t friends in, their a tools place Mon Wingham cemet lam Foxton s iiinea8, Mr. Wil - rose, passed away on d 66 years and 10 ae stricken with e ago and Iatterly as for many years a trust, living for some Plot before moving to a. He is survived by ghter of the late Jos.. a family of children, e sympathy of many lotion. The funeral y afternoon to the Y. Seeds, Seeds, Seeds. --Farmers I Get your Ripply at GEo, E. Milos. Death of rs. Hardy. After being for a helpless invalid, passed away abou day morning at W. J. Hardy, Elor to a stroke of para Monday evening. or third stroke anis' The first having lain September. Hardy was altoge oared for by her law at whose Hardy's maide Woodsworth. late Absolam years ago. Sh lose two sone: town and Davi —Teeswater Ne re than three years re. Absolam Hardy t leven o'elook 'rus- t • : home of her son, St. Death was due sis which came on his was the second red by the deceased, conned three years nee that time Mrs, er helpless and was eon and daughter -in - 03X10 she died. Mre, name was Rubra was widow of the rdy who died eight eaves to mourn her William J. Hardy of Hardy of Wingham. e a I s Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at McKibben's. drug store, Monday', April 27th. Hours: 12a,m, to8p.m, Glasses properly fitted. Called to Rev. T. S. Boyl popular Rector of S this town has reoe invitation to become Ohurah, at Ohatha by the late Rev. R. mer well-known Re Mr. Boyle has been i over two years an work in St. Paul's an people. He will be the town for he was only with his own pe townspeople in gen efforts the Parish 01 the Congregational purchased for oln young people of the peoially missed. Th reliable authority th accept the invitation hely announce his day. hatham, , B. A., B. D., the . Paul's Church in ved a unanimous eotor of Christ's , the charge held oCosh, also a for - tor of St. Paul's. Wingham a little has clone a good is beloved by his reatly missed in ery popular, not ple, but with our rat. Through his b was formed and Church property rooms. By the own he will be es - Trams learns on t Mr,. Boyle will but he willdefin- ecision next Sun - Fon SALE. —Aa within a Sew days, sale at my home on A large Radiant Ho oven; 3 hole wiokle with large and ams and wood range thermometer on nearly new. Bo Ieather easy chair 2 hanging lamps, smaller articles. am leaving town I offer by private Diagonal street: -- e coal heater with s oil stove on stand oven; 6 -hole coal ith reservoir, and en; these are all stove; new large kitchen cupboard: and a number of S. T. SUGGITT. Wardens of ron Since 1850. In connection with the proposed re -anion of ex county councillors County Clerk L ne has been busy making out lista o former members of that august body. One list in portion - tar is of hisser , interest; 'namely, the Inst Of count wardens sirete 1850. Following is the at, with the'rnnnici• pelitiee in whic • they resided at the time: W. Chat :• Tuckeremith; John Strachan, Gode inch; John Holmes, Goderiob townsh! . ; R. Gibbins, Gode- rich; Areh, Bis, op, Usborne; Win. Young, Colborne; John Leckie, Brus• eels; G. E. Or swell, Tnokeramith; 0, Gfrein, Wa • andsh; T. E. Hays, McKillop; J. T. Garrow, Ge.derlch; John Keine. 11. ick; F. W. John. eton, Goderiob; L. Hardy, Exeter; A. F. Gibson, ' roxeter: P, Kesly, Blyth; V. Raz, .tephen; D. Walker, Tnokeramith; T. • cKe,y, 'tesborne; J. Hays, McKillop; J. Button, Hallett; Jos, Beok, Col Otte; J. Torrance, Stanley; J. Gri n. Ashfield; T. H. Taylor, East W. anoeli; Wnr, Mc- Pherson, Tdrnbe ry; 'T. Straohan, Gray; J, Ocx, Go erich town*hip; G. McEwen, Menti*ll B. S. Cook, How- ; Dr, G. A. Boll ns, Exeter; P. Holt, Goderich; D. Pe croon, Emit Wawa. nosh; W. H. Kerr Brneiele;; 3. Bow- man, Morrie; .Root Miller, Tnrnberry; H. Speakman, E eter; J. T. Currie, East Wawiteesh ' obt. MCLe art, Grade. riob. Wingham h a niter been honored With the Ward ,naliip, while other nlnielpelitiee have • .en honored in Ole way two or three timer. Other mini. ofIitie* i nthe tity that hove never been honored Wit the veardenshlp are Seaforth, 011410n, 1 xyfleld, West W. Wert alt incl Sudden Death a School. The people of Wingh on Wednesday mornin rapidly spread of the Meas M'innle Sherk, at building, Just before young lady was in t moving her robbers w fell over and expired laughing and talking pupils jest before the d to be in her usual aid was at once prop avail. It is thought th to organio heart troebt. lady bad for three time pain in the side, but thought the trouble w nature. Mies Shark daughter of Mr. Urias town; a bright, active yo bad just passed her sew day. She was a`olever e to the front in her rend sudden bereavement ie a the father and sisters, Wive the heartfelt Iry townspeople in their sffii as Were shocked when the news ddea death of he High School isle o'clock the Weak room re. u she suddenly She hpd been with the other ed and appeared ealth, Medical ed, but to no death was due as the young oompiained of it was never s of a emeriti s the fourth Sherk, of this ng lady, and teenth birth- udent, always es. The very evere shook to nd they will pathy of our tion. Accident Near t linton, Train No. $ of the G. T. R, running between Goderiall and 8 atford, jump. ed the track about 6 46 Sa nrday morning between Clinton and Sea orth, and now lies piled up in the dito•, The excep- tionally heavy rainfall aoconrpanying Friday night's storm hawashed out a culvert, and as the train was running at a fair rate of speed the engineer had no warning of the d qnger until the train was just upon it. That no one was seriously injured is nq'thing short of marvellous. Tee engineer and fireman stook to their posts and titter the engine had turned completes over seamed from the cab. The e ngineer bad his leg hurt and was alsoout around the fsae, but Fireman 0oby of Goderioh suffered more seriously having having a num- ber of ribs broken and, other injuries. Fortunately, the accident happened in a cutting or it might Have been worse. As it was, the fro 't of the engine plowed into the embarkment and the tender flew off on the,, other side. The baggage car and twojooachos were all stripped of their trues and were side- ways on the track, wbiie the parlor oar spanned the only° t, Fort SALE.—Savin disposed of my grocery and I now offer my residence crockery took, dence for a;;lornr John street and Carling Terrane. olid brick, two- story, ten rooms: O e lot of two. Fine locality. 0. N, G IN. Former Ree •s of Wingham. A re.nnion of al the former members of the Huron Co my Council will be held in Goderic during the week of the June meeting of the County Conn. oil. The former .''Reeves and Deputy- Reevee of Wingh: m are as follows:— Year Reeve Deputy -Reeve 1878 B. Wills, n 1819 Dr,P,Ma.donald 1880 Thos, B 1881 Thos. B 11 18.2 H.W.C..• eyer Wm. Elliott 1883 Wm. EL'Ott D. M. Gordon 1884 Wm. El Lott John Hanna 1885 Wm. CI gg W.A,McOlymont 1886 Wm. 01 gg Walter Scott 188/ Walter oott R. Mclndoo 1888 J. A, M rton Thos. Gregory 1889 Thos. G egory Geo. McKenzie 1890 Thos. G egory Geo. McKenzie 1891 Geo. Mc enzie H, Kerr 1892 John Ha na R. 0. Sperling 1893 R.0 Spa ling W,F.Brooklnshire 1894 R. 0, Sprling W. Holmes 1895 R. 0. Sp rling W. Holmes 1896 R. 0. Sperling W, Holmes 1907 Dr. Irwin 1908 Dr. Irwin From January; 1897 to January, 1907 tke District system was in force and Wingham had ne Reeve. In the above list the following gentlemen are still living in Winghabn:—Dr. P. Macdonald, D. M. Gordon, J hn Hanna, J. A, Mor- ton, Thos. Greg ry, Geo. McKenzie, H. Kerr, Wm. 13 Imes and our present Reeve, Dr. A. J'.iIrwin, and will melee invitations to attend there -union. Death o Mrs. McKay. Mr. R. H. M. c ay received word on Tuesday of the d ath in Winnipeg that morning o1 his ...thee, Mrs. Geo. Mc- Kay, who had bean in poor health for some time. De•eased's maiden name was Frances Sut erland, and was nearly 79 ywire of age, Her parents, as well as her Iate husband s parents, were mem- bers of Lord Salk rk'b party of Highland Scotch settlers ho left the 01d Land during the annum r of 1815 and after a trip of eleven wee • s landed on the shores of Hudson Bay a d reached the present Otte of Winnipe Mrs, McKay's par- ents left the Wes and settled in West Gwillimbury, S' •• toe county. Here, deceased was ma ried to the late Geo. McKay and in he spring of 1862 the family moved • p to East \Pawanosh where they roma' • ed until the spring of 1872 when they eyed into W inghatn. The tamily re.. •ined here until the summer of 1889 when they moved to Winnipeg. Mrs, MoKay was held in very, high estee •• by a large oirole of friends in Wingh m, and they will hear of her death w th deep regret, Mr. McKay paned a - ay in 1902 and since that tient decease has made has home with her dang • r et Winnipeg. A family of two da ghters and eight Bens survive and a da ghter and eon passed Away some ye • e ,ago, Mrs. MoKay Agent several km visiting with old friends in Wingh. In during the summer of 1908. Mr, Molloy, a brother. in. a in leer of the deoea_ : d 1 ady, and whole the entl aelebts the hie Setif* y.fturtli birthder M his h • '. a iq Torolnt , $f A YEAR IN ADVANCE i SIMI) GRAIN FOE SALE,—Pane barley, w and a stevariety of ante; Alta wheat, at T. A. Miran', Winghene, skgtic,tallowand Woob, at tt a Wingbani Tannery, W. I). Pneree n, SEED (32.14N Fort Sem —Pear, barter, and a new variety of oats; else goose wheat, at T. A. Mrr.ra', Wibgharu. � Spring Term OPENS,--e-e. APRIL IST. Wileigho CanadGrade Business Colleges located apt h PETEABOROVOH w'rNOHAN CIANT'ON WALKERTON URANixynLLE {}ons exOg follows the custom of business concerns and takes no vacation, Stenographers, Book - keepers a n Telegraphers are in great demand in Julq, August, September and October. any We gementn Ontario than There must be a reason ; write for it erAir,Wlmin ew s . iAM BUSINESS COLL EGE THE WHITNEY GOVERNMENT'S NEW MAP OF HURON. (With apologies to the Toronto Star.) The heavy black lines indicate the boundaries of the old riding of East, West,.and South Huron. The dotted line thews the vew Centre Huron, which is apparently fearfully and wonderfully made, though Mr. Whitney Kiltop, Hhaveull good Took temilh and Colborn0, include ud the stalmost cut in ts of wo byMthe angle of Goderiob township, giving it tbe.appearance of an insect. The new north and south riding are shown in the map lying above and below the dotted oentre riding. HIGH SOH OL NOTES. Items of Interest on th Our curiosity ha regarding the meet The outcome of Promenade, to co Since this is our social lines, it has b it for the pupils onl become a little more of entertaining we h few of our very press wish we had been ab this. In a former editio catchy verse on one , Earngey met a The bear was The bulge was Mr. Earngey jour one day Last week a by a real live teddy b that the bear had n for him, became) the wasn't Earngey. He om the Acropolis Hilt. at last been satisfied ngs of the Executive. heir conniving is a off on April 10th rat attempt along n decided to bold When we have killed in the arta oto pay batik a g debts, and only to do so before We give below a c. predicted by our p last:— Seated ast:— Seated by my stud dreaming. --Before re ly vision. A small e ming towards me is waters of a small ini onpant is in India. nearer view I reco Cruikshank. Beauti I little wonder the Senecas has made brunette beauty is bandanna, and etrin The skill with whi canoe reminds me days, spent on the pantie in a neighbor homemade raft. I and gorgeous wi• queen of her hone: ereign of her people 1., Let no now look Miss Davidson, the blue hair and yell. reader has just det The bumps on her brushes or chalk schoolroom have r Ions finite. She and will be very. whither she will j of time. After over she will be stern realities of I unfortunate as to Of these stern 5 worse, she will take of getting into tech diiiiou but will win on knowledge of el hive many disap terrible than the light bylaw, b she will live obe until she is old own grandmotl of our journal a t pupils ran thus: bear Earngey. eyed down town d was confronted ar, We oonolude particular liking nige on the bear is still at sohool. pie of the futures ophet 011 Friday fireside, I fall to eyes I see a love - nee comes skim - roes the tranquil nd lake. Its ore attire and upon Hire Mise Oliye ul is she to behold. the Chief of the • er his bride. Her enhanced by a red s of colored beads. . h she manages her of her childhood itland'e broad ex - e leaky pont or a • her neatly kept wam, she reigns hold and loved eov- into the future of coag lady with the w eyes. The head ermined her future. ead, not caused by hurled across the vealed some marvel - i11 enjoy prosperity ucoeasful at college, urney in due course er college career is in to meet with the e and she will be eo all in love with one Wien From bad to aka the terrible mi*- arried. She will get ty with her hnrband through her extensive b awinging. She will ointments in life, more allure of the eleotrle through all troubles dully to ripe old age nongh fn feet to be her r. Bust This Week his boot and ah Willie, of Seaf reselon 011 the Johnston has no he will de in fu pose moving Willis has many boot and elide bu Wpleased to Weloo i13haM. esti Change. t, Itobt. Johnston sold e buciers to Mr. W. IT. th, who will take pos. 16th of April. Mr. yet decided on what re, but doer not put. cinng i Wh am. Mr. g ear* experience In the hen and the Truss ss is e Masa sa a rotildent of CHURCH O TES. Rees„D. Perrie e c . Rev. W. G. How- son will excbange pulpits on Sunday morning next,, Rev. T. S. Boys: will conduct his own. services next Sunay, and it is expected will announce hie , ecision regarding his call to Chatham. The Rey. T. c, Boyle preached in Petrolia on Send:, , and will visit bis old home in St. atharinee before re- turning to Wingh m. The twenty -firs anneal meeting oaf the Woman's Aux liary to the Missioh- ary Society of the c huroh of England is being held in Lend,n this week. The delegates trona 5 Paul's Auxiliary are:—Mre. (Rev.) T. S. Boyle, Mrs, 0 M. Walker, Mrr. B. ' oott and Miss Mae Knox. The pulpit of the ethodist church, will be occupied next Sunday morning by the Rev. D Perrie •f the Presbyter- ian church. Mr, Ho ••son will occupy his own pulpit in the a vening. Subject, "The man who kno ; and who knows that he knows.” 0•'dmnsio. All are welcome. Local Optic The regular mon Wingham Local 0 be held in the C. block, 011 Friday All members of parties interests requested to alt Meeting. ly meeting of the ion Association will . F. Hall, Gregory vening of this week. the Association and in Local Option are d this meeting, LOCAL OPTION NOTES. By the Local Option Literature Committee. The coat of the liquor traffic to Canada, direct and indirect, 18 at least $150,000,- 000 annnaIsy, an average of over $30 per head. Vote for Lobel Option. In 1903 the total -value of the a stook in Ontario was $154,327,267. his means that liquor costs Cana almost the valve of Ontario's iv stook each year. In 1904 the nati al debt of the Do. minion was $864,962,512. The money which is spent in liquor would in 2 years and 5 months wipe out this debt. Local Option will help as save this terrible expense. The money spent en Iigaor in Canada in 1 year equals all the money sent by Oanadiens to foreign missions in 800 years. It is time for a change. Let ns try Local Option. In an address given by Oaten Welch in Massey Hall, Toronto, before the Boston Artillery Co., he says: Ono third of all convictions in Canada wen) directly from drinking, Two thirds were due indirectly to ex- oerrive drinking. In Toronto in 1906 the total oorsvio. tions Were bat over 16,000, 3,000 brei}oh of (ilio by.laivt, 12,000 ballots oftencee, 8,000 drankennera, Toronto's people have net doubled these lab' h years, yet the erre*t* for drunkennBse than ,0000 ore than registeerle 1001, d 'when lett Ah.wPh.D., GEO. Prior pcApal• Properties for Sale FRAME COTTAGE—Minnie St. FRAME COTTAGE—Patrick St. FRAME COTTAGE—North St. FRAME COTTAGE --Frances St.' FRAME 131 STORY—Victoria St. FRAME 1r/.2 STORY—Edward St. FRAME 134 STORY—Scott St. (FRAME 2 ST,3RY— Minnie St. BRICK lee STORY—Victoria St. BRIGS 1 STORY—John St• BRIGS 2 STORY (new) —Victoria BRICK 1 STORY (uew) —Josephine BRICK 2 STORY (new)—Catharine BRICK 2 STORY (modern) —Minnie Properties in Pleasant Valley, Lower Town, Town Piot, Greenville, Chishoimtown and in the central parts of the town. Gall and see ua. We can snit you. Don't all speak at once. Choice farms at right prices and on easy terms, Insurance—all kinds. is iiNal Loans—low rates. Ritchie & Cosens REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. Grimn•'Panstone Block, WINGHAAf. Pbone lea THE LEADING SHOE STORE THE 6 44E% THE BEST ,,3.00 SHOE. WE SELL The Empress Shoe does not require any breaking ill. You can wear it all day, shop in it, work in it, and your feet will not be tired. Women who wear the it m pr e s s are our best advertisers. Bistook ... 1t o Big f Termite and italireti. See thein. W. J. Grier