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VOL XXXYII.--NO. 1888.
WINGIIA] , ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1908.
SI A YEAR IN A.DYANCE
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Tablets
35c PER, BOX
Livery box has our personal
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Headquarters for Largon Cum
the new remedy.
McKibben
THE DRUGGIST
Block, Wingham.
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Spring
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Fvrnishiogs1
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We have just opened out our new
goods for Spriug and Summer.
To say they are the nicest range
ever shown here is putting
pretty strongly, but really the
Suitirgs are beautiful, both in
design and material.
The prevailing colors are Ele-
phant Graya a n d Browns 1
stripes and plaids. Of course
Blacks and Blues are always cor-
root, and we have a large range
of these goods.
A ehoiee stook of Hats in all the
newest styles,
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A good, new stook in all lines.
Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars,
Gloves, Fancy Vests, eto,
COME IN.
MAXWELL
Merchant Tailor and
Men's Furnishings
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STRAWB=ERRIES
GREEN OLIVES
LETTUCE
CE,LERY
RIPE TOMATOES
ORANGES
BANANAS
LEMONS
PARNELL'S BREAD
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Bulk Pickles, per quart, , 200
Bottle Pickles, 8 for - - 260
Cooked, Ham, Tongue,
Cream Cheese, eto., eto.
CLINK CHRISTIE'S TEAS
J.
Henry Chrlsikr
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Wingham Liberals.
A meeting of the iberale will be held
in the C. O. F. hall ext Monday even-
ing for the pnrpoe f electing delegates
to attend the norm sting convention on
F delay, 24th inst. There should be a
large attendance t this meeting and
e very Liberal in the town is invited,
WANTED! -1,C00 lbs C 010 bitter;
28o a pound this wee. ; the BEE Elven
STORE.
Bus Busin
The Winphene b
hands on Monday
norman, who has
some months sold
of Kincardine.
good business an
to welcome hi
Vannonnan bas
he will do in futn
ss Change.
s business changed
Mr. V. R. Van -
ad the business for
at to Mr, Alex. Reid,
r. Reid has secured a
the TIMES is pleased
to Wingham. Mr.
otyet decided on what
e.
FOR SALE—Two g...
Apply to J. A. MoL = N.
'vo kinghorsee.
Died in
There 'reseed a
Monday, April
Adelaide Tole, rel'
B. Swale, of Wro�
Mrs. Smale had
winter with her sol
been ill for only'
old friends heard o
regret, The rema
Wroxeter for inter
Chicago.
ay in Chicago, on
0th, Eliza Annie
of of the late Dr. S.
eter, in her 66th year,
been spending the
in Chicago and had
short time. Many
her death with deep
ne were brought to
rent.
PANTED. -1000 rat shins, and all other
kinds raw furs.. GED. E. KING.
Gospel Temp
Tho gospel le••
the Town Hall
under the auspice
Association was
was rather late
started, but the spe
of Toronto, gave a
anoe. Mr. F. Bnc
man.
ranee Meeting.
erance melting in
n Sunday evening,
of the Local Option
rgely attended, It
before the meeting
ker, Rev. R. Hobbs,
ood talk on temper -
anon was the c : ir-
Do not fail to read cu. 1...ortant an-
nouncement No. 2 . ; ge 5 of this
paper. WILLIS & Co. .cots and ehoes,
Robt. Johnston's old stand.
The Late
Mr. David. Bel
on Tuesday con •
Bence of the de:
F. J. Tripp, wh'.
Say evening, at
a brief illness. s
darighter of the
Bell, of Wingha•.
ar days in this '.
Western States
Mr. and Mrs.
months visiting
his vioinity last
rs. Tripp.
received a message
eying the sad intern'.
th of his sister, Mrs.
h tock place ons Mon.
Spokane, Wash., after
eceased was the eldest
late John and Mrs.
, and spent her young'
lane, removing to the
bont twenty years ago.
ipp spent a couple of
elatives and friends in
all.
Good kitchen -girl wanted. Apply at
he KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Sale of Stoc • and Implements,
Mr. Arch Mar n, of lot 28, concession
0, East Wawa . ooh, has sold his 100
►ore farm to h e nephew, Mr. John
.Iartin and wil hold an unreserved
motion sale of f rm stock, implements
tnd household urniture on Monday,
sprit 27th. Mr Martin has a good
tet of stook and implements. See bills
or particulars John Purvis, ano-
ioneer,
Get your b
arly. We ha
end do not inte
took is sold out
y carriage or go•cart
a Iarge stook coming
d reordering when the
W :, r.ER's Furniture Store,
Wing am Eiowlers.
At the annual meeting of the Wing -
ram Bowlers o Monday evening in the
)onncil Chareb: r, officers for this year
vere elected a follows': —Hon. Presi-
lent, Dr. 1'. sodonald; Hon. Vice
'resident, A. .. Musgrove; President.
. E. Smith; Vice President, Geo. C.
12armors; Sec Trews W. A. Campbell;
yawn Commit ee—L. Kennedy, L. W.
ianson, Geo, C. Manners and Peter
leave, jr. T. =re will be a number of
sw players : this year and i orrling
routs .tr to be a popular sport for the
[x ging
sew , A number of ladies in
oven have a probed a 'wish to see a
dios' bowl olub formed this season
nd a gene Meeting of the ladies in
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raided int game will be held in the
loutwit Ch her next Monday after.
oon, at 4 'olosk for the purpose of
ormdng a nb. All ladies interested
re req testa to attend the meeting.
The Win
The program fo
be held in Wingh
llth has been arra
program will be 2
ing races and for
and 2.18 pacing sac
The programa hay
different horseme
that there will be
days.
ham Races.
the summer raced to
m on June 10th and
ged. Tho first day's
0, 2 15 end 2,21 pan.
he second dry 2 25
s and a free•for-all,
been sent to the
and it is expected
large entry for both
Fors SALE—Glover, Timothy, Goose
Wheat, etc. Giro E KING.
Will Attend
The members of
oil, C- O C. F. w
will attend divine
the Baptist Church,
April 26th, when R
preaoh`a sermon app
oaken. Members a
in the Chisholm Hal
m. A epeoial meet
will be held next
make arrangements
!vine Service
o Wingham Conn -
h visiting members
swice in a body .in
In Sunday morning,
v. H. E. Allen will
°prints to the oe-
requested to meet
at 10 30 o'clock a.
ng of the Council
onday evening to
or tho service.
FARM TO RENT—Goad farm to rent for
grass or propping. Two miles from
Wingham, Apply to H. DAMS
Directions fo
Warm the teapo
Put in a teaspoon
for every two cup
boiled water and
boil) from five t
the ]ignor o
teapot and se
way, if kept warm
retain its delicious fl
account of its del
pound of "Salado"
pound and a quarter
e.
e
e
Making Tea.
(croekery isbest).
of "Salada" Tea
Pour on freshly
ow it to steep (not
ht minutes. Pour
eaves into another
hen made in this
"Selada" Tea will
or for honrs. On
cions strength a
ill go as far as a
t other teas.
Applications for
The license' cow
Huron are to mee
cfnith's efHce, Aub
April 22nd, at 1
the applications fo
year 19[8 9. Las
tavern and two
issued in West
applications this y
tavern licenses and t
The' new applicants
bury, for a tavern
'and Mtohael Dalton
in Goderieh,
iquor Licenses.
issioners of West
at Inspector As.
n, on Wednesday,
o'clock to consider
licenses for the
year twenty-five
hop licenses wore
iron. There are
ar for twenty-six
ree shop licenses.
re Joseph Ratten-
ioenee in Clinton,
for a shop license
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds.—Farmers l Get
your supply at GED. E. KINGS,
Leaving Vingham.
Miss E . Mathe
teacher in the juni
Public School take
she leaves for P
where she intends
heson'smany tri
leaving Wingham
missed, not only
but also in the
Presbyterian Chu
active interest
Guild, Sunday
Band.
on's reeignation as
department of the
effect this week and
nghkeepsio, N. Y.,
eliding. Maus Mat-
nds are sorry she is
She will be greatly
n the teaching staff,
ork of St. Andrew's
oh, where she took an
n the Westminster
oheel and Mission
DRESSMAKINt Mies Carruthers wish-
es to announce . at she; is prepared to do
dressmaking either by the day or at ber
own home, on the south corner of
Catherine St., Wingham.
Homeseek rs Excursions.
The Grand T ink Railway System
will issue seoon plass return tickets at
reduced rates principal points in
Manitoba, Sask tohewan and A arta.
Good going Ap
12th and 26th,
7th and 21st, A
let, 16th and 291
ing within sixty
will be attache
information ra
agent of the
System.
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11 14th and 2 h, May
nue 9t an 3rd, July
g, 4t d 18th, Sept.
. Tickets good return -
days. A tourist sleeper
to each train. For full
es eto., apply to any
Grand Trunk Railway
WANTED.—A ton of roll batter daily,
27o; fresh gathered eggs; also any
quantity dried apples, feathere, ele.
GED. E. KING.
Flood Did Damage.
The high wa or last week not only
tore up a piece f the roadway near the
flour m:11, but it also did considerable
(Iamago to the ill property. The water
was oseeral fe t deep in the basement of
the rill and large quantity of band
and ;;ravel w b washed into the base.
n:e>_ U and in rfered with the working
of '':Ie mach nery. A portion of • the
Den int wall as washed away and the
flue r'ss p shed some inches out of'
prbit sin, ad the aooident 000nrred
during the n ht there ie no telling where
the damage would haps ended.
Farm Stock and Imply
Mr, James Robinson, of
Best Wawanosh, is glvl�
and will hold a clearing
farm stook and impleme.
fees on Friday afterno
See bills for list of
l.'uuvis, anetionoer,
ent Sale.
lot 30, oou. 8
g np farming
notion sale of
Its on his prem.
n, April 17th.
articles. JNo,
Spotton Correspondence Schools
desire five energetic salesmen, oto
matte heaegnarters at 'W g , one
at Orangeville, and two eterboro.
Good contracts to, hustle , none other
need apply. This an interesting pro.
position for male teachers.
New Teacher
The regular mouth
Public School Board
day evening. The ii
before the Trustees w
a successor to Miss E.
applications were ren
M. Fraser, of Lon
Mies Fraser has bad f
experience and is
mended. An ancon
B. Ferguson for so
was ordered to be
and ofcere eaiariee
paid.
nsaged.
meeting of the
s held on Tues -
extant business
the engaging
atheson. Seven
ved and Miss M.
n was engaged.
ur and a half•years
cry highly reoom-
t of $3 00 from J.
of trustee eleotion
aid. The teachers
vere ordered to be
of
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T, Fells' butcher shop.
Conservatiyes 1
A meeting of the
tee of the old East
Conservative Aesoci
Wingham on Thur
decided to hold a o'
ham on Thursday,
purpose of forming
and the nominating
the Legislature for t
Several gentlemen
probable candidates,
A. H. Musgrove o
man, of Morris;
West Wawanosh
hart, of East Waw
the convention t
the standard -bears
eking Ready.
xecutive Commit -
and West Huron
tions was held in
day last. It was
vention in Wing -
3rd. !cat. for the
a new association
f a oandidate for
e new north riding.
are mentioned as
among them being
town; James Bow -
m. MoQnillin, of
d Matthew Lock -
noels. It will take
decide who will be
Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will bo at
McKibbon's drug store, Monday, April
27th. Hours: 12a,m. to8p.m. Giarses
properly fitted.
Praise for Win
The Jsmestown c
Brussels Post wro
week :—"We hes
Archie C. Wright,
has got a goad posi
store in Toronto.
in both commercial
having received a d
Wingham Business
ex oellent recommen
Spotton, which secu
situation. Archie to
five and a half m.
friend has certainly
career, which is alike
self and the college
trust his past sncce.
dex of what awaits h
the industry, pluck
have won him such
et ndent will stand h•
fighting the more
after life. May lob •
be yours Arohie a•
College still prosper
certainly has in the
ham College.
.rreepondent of the
o as follows last
tilg congratulate
of this place, who
ion in a wholesale
chie is a graduate
and stenography
uble diploma from
College, also an
from Principal
:d him a splendid
.k each course in
ths. Our young
had a brilliant
creditable to him -
he attended, We
ses are but an in -
m and we are sure
and ability which
signal success as a
in good stead in
,renuous battles of
confirmed success
d may Wingham
in the future as it
set."
Death of
After an illness e
months, Mary A. •
late Henry Ball, pa
last at her home on
72nd year. Mrs.
dent of Wingham f
and was held in hig
circle of friends.
years a member of t
and as long as her he
active in Church wor
with her late husba
Ootober) from east o
and settled on a far '.
near Brussels and
until moving to WI
always was bright au.
ever ready to give
friends in the time
family consists of fo
daughters. The sons
Touonto; John and
horse at present, a
Colombia. The daugh
and Miss V. R., Vano
Misses Libby and. Han
bereaved family will
0? apathy of many f
of a bind and Affect!•
funeral took place on
to the Wingham cera
rs. Ball.
tending over several
others, relict of the
sed away on Friday
'atriok street, in her
all had been a reai-
r acme eight years
esteem by a large
She was for many
Methodist church
lth permitted was
Deceased came
d (who died last
Toronto, in 1876
n Grey township,
ere they resided
' ham, Mrs. Ball
cheerful and was
helping hand to
of trouble. The
r sons and four
aro Dr. Ball of
A., who are at
one in British
era;—Airs. Copp,
• ver, B. C., and
ahatbome. The
have the sincere
ends in their lose
ate mother. The
Monday afternoon
tory,
t:
Died in
A well-known regi
passed away at Lon
the person of Mary
James Beckett, of
aged 68 years. Deo
poor health for a Ion
in Loudon for tre
months. Berl. Beck
laud and had resided
many years and h
friends. The ber
family will have t
community in their
eral will take pia
residence this (Thu
2.30 o'clock for the
(mdon.
ent of this section
on on Tnesday in
sokett, wife of Mr.
Lower Wingham,
ased had beau in
time and bad been
tment for some
tt was born in Ire -
in Oda section for
d a large oirole of
ved husband and
sympathy of the
Miction. The fin-
e from the family
aday) afternoon at
Ingham cemetery.
Epworth Leag
Very auocesstul a
were held „ in con
Epworth League of
Church on Sunday
Monday evening. T
occasion was Rey. R
Gerrard street church,
pastor of the oburoh
large congregations at
in the evening the se
to be augmented by
lecture room. The sp
evening text the wo
verse of the 14th chap
thiana:—"For if the
uncert sin sound, vsho
self to the battle?" T
inn was treated fro
point, and after deal
ment neoeseary, the
proceeded to enunoi
which were to be
being, extreme wo
for gain, an undue
pleasures and am
oonviotions regardi
and dectrinal fad
was a forceful one a
the vigorous style
preacher." The mu
services wan excelle
choir, and the sol
Homuth, of Toronto
ham, were highly a
day evening an ente
in the lecture moo
which, a good pr
instIuiuental inns
including solos by
address by Rev. M
Anniversary.
uivereary servioes
ection with the
ingham Methodist
et, and also on
preacher for the
chard Hobbs, of
oronto, a former
re. There were
oth services, and
ting capacity had
chairs from the
aker took for his
s from the 8th.
er of First Code. -
trumpet give an
hall prepare him -
life of the Christ -
a military stand -
ng with the equip.
everend gentleman
e some of t'_e foes
met, among them
ldlinese and greed
regard for worldly
semente, unsettled
g religions truths,
ism. The sermon
d was delivered in
aracteristio of the
Teal part of the
tly rendered by the
a of Miss Laura
formerly of Wing-
reciated OnMon-
tainmeut was hold
of the church, at
gram of vocal and
, etc., was given,
iso Homuth and an:
Hobbs.
CHURCH
NOTES.
The congregati
church, Mount Fo
oall to Rev. Wm.
in the Presbytety o
Easter Day will
at St. Paul's Chu
Communion servi
o'clock in the morn
a special musical se
ed, and the Rector
sermon on "The Re
W. A. Cameron,
graduated from I
has been appointed
Street Baptist Chu
only 20 years of a
usual to appoint e
charge. Mr. Ca
bered by Wingha
of the MoMast
several weeks in
The glad East
recognized in th
Snnday. Speoi
dered by the ch
will appeal to t
pastor will give
interpretation
the evening wi
the Cape of S
are saturated
Strangers alwa
Special servi
S. A. Barrack
On Friday at 8
take the form
Attribntee of 0
8 p. m. and all
Rawling, of T
services. Ori Mo
gram of musio, re
rendered, at the
articles will be on
are at7a.in.,1
You are all invite
n of Westminster
est, has extended a
Doper, of Port Perry,
Whitby,
suitably celebrated
oh. There will be
s at 8, 10 and 11
ng. In the evening
vice will be render•
vil1 preach a special
igion of the Home."
B. A., who has just
°Master University,
pastor of the Bloor
oh, Toronto. He is
and it is most un -
young a man to that
eron will be remora.
ites as he was leader
r Band, whish spent
his town.
r Day will be suitably
Methodist Church next
1 anthems will be ren -
r, and floral decorations
e sense of beauty. The
n the morning, "A new
an old text," and in
1 speak on "Rounding
rms." These subjects
ith the Easter spirit.
welcome.
es will be hold in the
during Easter week.
p. m. the service will
f an "Acrostic on the
1st." On Saturday at
ay Sunday, Major J.
route, will conduct
day at 8 p. m. a pro -
Rations, etc., will be
lose of which a few
sale. Sunday services
a. m,, 3 and 7 p. m.
The Westmins
enjoyable "tee
Monday evenia
ing of Suottir
eto. Interesting
by Rev. D. Perri
After intermiesio
lunoh was serve
is leaving our
with a gold -mon
memento of the
held by her frie
sincerely regret
er Guild spent a moat
ng with Burns," on
the program consist-
gongs, instrumentals,
addressee were given
and Mr. Geo. Mutton,
, daring which a tasty
, Mies Matheson, who
Met, was presented
ed parasol as a blight
'teem in which she is
ds of the Guild, who
er departure.
Itev, Pather
in the hospital
operation,
eeman of Dundas died
at Hamilton alter an
LIBERAL ►ONVENTIQN.
The atomisers o
Live Committee
forming the new
held a meettna in
of this week whe
a.convention to be
Hall, Wingham, o
at 1 o'clock for the
new Association fo
nominating a oandi
latnre. The Chair
polling divisions are
delegates aro elected
Each division will b
delegates and it is im
division in the riding
ed. At the meeting
Jae. Young, of An
President pro tem an
Secretary pro tem.
the 24111 it will be ne
officers, adopt a ne
this makes it more i
should be a fall rep
Liberal in the ridin
Dome. Remember
April 24th. Amor
Tuesday were Je
W. H. Kerr, F,
clair, Brussels; A
wick ; Geo. Tay
Morris; Alex. K
Taylor, John Shi
East Wawanosh •
eter; Chas. St
Bailie, West
Blnevale.
the .Liberal Execrat-
or
xeenor the municipalities
iding of North Huron,
iagham on Tuesday
it was decided to call.
'held in the Town
Friday, April 24th,
urpose of forming a
North Heron and
ate for the L^gia.
en of tha different
asked to see that
or this convention.
entitled to five
ortant that every
o fully represent.
on Tuesday, Mr,
urn was elected
H. B Elliott as
t the meeting on
may to elect new
constitution and
portant that there
esentation. Every
will be made wel-
t date is Friday
those present on
ec Young, £nburn;
. Scott, W. M. Sin -
ex. Mo Ilan, Ho.
r and 9 .Isbieter,,
y Tnrnberry; B. H.
11 and John T. Carrie,
John Douglass, Wrox-
art, Ashfield ; Wm.
awanoth; R. N. Duff,
Clearin
Mr. Thee, Fcr
14, East Wawan
is giving np far
clearing auction s
implements on
A good list of
See bilis. Jo
.
,11
Auction Sale.
, of fot 80, concession
:b, near Whitechuroh,
ing and will hold a
le of farm stock and
dnesday, April 22nd.
ock and implements,
PURVIS, auctioneer.
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HIGH SC OOL NOTES.
Items of Inter.st from the Acropolis.
Tuesday nigh
the WW H. S.
was ablaze wit
colors, red and
evidence.
We were "at
to our many frie
hospitable to ns i
trust our initial
The guests were
entrance by the
ushered to the a
program consisti
A. Chisholm; d
Cline; dancing
Verna MoDonal
P. Macdonald,
S. Boyle, was gi
was chairman,
school extended
The citizens
throughout the
The lunch roo
with the school
charge of the se
open at nine o'ol
The ideal we
promenade far a
So liberal we
donations of ea
a great surplus
way we could s
was to give an
pupils only on
If we had on
visions would
have had our reh
the great event
was a gala night for
The spacious building
Light and our school
white, were much in
.mo" fcr the first time
.de, who have been so
the past year, and we
ttempt was a success.
received at the central
staff and were then
embly room, where a
g of a Bolo by Miss W.
te by Messrs Hill and
y Misses Flora and
, and speeches by Dr.
T, Currie and Rev. T.
en. Mr. R. McBurney
nd on behalf of the
welcome to our guests.
nd gave selections
ening.
, which was decorated
colors and under the
for pnpils,tvas thrown
k.
her enticed many to
d wide.
the pupils with their
dwiohes and cake that
emained and the only
e to solve the difficulty
ther promenade for the
ednesday evening.
y foreseen that the pro -
so plentiful we might
real the evening before
i. tend of after.
r Vice would like
that the staff an
School acquitted
arranging and bri
oeseful culminatio
to add to the above
pupils of the High
hemselves nobly in
ging to euch a sum
the entertaining of
eople's societies of
together with the
resentative bodies.
ble alike to those
he interesting pro.
who had in hand
hich were so ad -
Lone Wo
Miss Ages, M
missionary, well-
oress of "Lone
died at Paris, Pra
for a holiday from
,among the blacks
ent. Her rernat
where her relativ
elocinent speaker,
vague writing e
widely* known*
ian In Africa.
lister, the Afrioan
own as the anth-
omen in Africa,"
, on her vtay house
her labors of years
the Dark (lottin-
g; will be taken t*
ere she was burn, and
s reside. She was an
nd a faithful vrorker
rtit hes made laer
Reduced Rates for Easter
Ou acoount of Easter the Grand
Trunk Railway System will issue return
tickets et /angle first-clase fare between
ell stations in Oeuade, also to Detroit and
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