HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-04-16, Page 7TI14 W1NKIAM TIM , APRIL 16, 19V8
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Utlier sett Illasuley.
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--L R Saul.ders lads. a i;ew advt. in
title issue.
'—( ardeaaing operations will soon be
ls: tett ewigg. .
—Bead the :advertisements in ahitl
Woe at the Tants.
-S ling le in full progress Bat many
volute in the Wed,
The cool weather has delayed spring
'work on the farm. A few farmers have
c'ommantted plowing.
— Mr. Wesley Walker, formerly o j
'Wiagham has purohoeed 141r, Adam
Fpater's reeidenoo property at Ciintou.
---Rev-4T. S. Boyle ie offering at half
1P.�r3.00 Several piecesof good furniture
nearly new. They can be seen at the
Rectory.
--The High and Pablio Bobcats will
vivo this (Thursday) evening for the
Easter holiday's and re -open on Monday,
April 27th.
Caughe, owe, honraan e#0. and other throat
ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolone
tablets. ten: cents per box. Ali druggists.
--The Liberals of North Huron will
hold a nominating convention in the
Town, Hall, Wipghem, on Friday after-
noon,
fternoon, 24th.
111r. Alex. Craig; Grand Organizer
for the Sone of Scotland spent the past
'week in Wingham in the interesta of
Oamp Caledonia. Mr. Craig secured a
number of new members while in town.
—The many friends of Mr. W. Henry,
Gi, T. R. egent are sorry to learn that
lie has been serionely ill for some Jaye
and on Sunday last was taken to th+a
hospital. We hope he play have - a
speedyrboovery.
—The death took place in MoKillop on
Friday of Mr. George Lockhart. De.
ceased had reached the advanced age of
seventy nix years and ten months. His
death removes one of the eeriest settlers
in the township, and one of its most re.
spected citizens.
Mr. Alex. Craig, Grand Organizer for
the Sons of Scotland intends spending
Thursday and Friday of this week in
•Whiteehuroh in the interests of the
Order and if he is able to eeoure a suf-
ficient number of members will organize
Damp in that village.
Mrs. H. Roadhouse of Wingham
underwent a critical operation in the
hospital here laet Thursday. Dr. Gunn
of Clinton, performed the operation,
assisted by Drs. Agnew and Macdonald,
aleo Dr. Armetrong, of Harriston,
brother of Mre. Roadhouse.
£RESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETt
A. simple and eaective remedy for
SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from us, 1O3 in stamps.
LmYnio, Mums Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. sox
.--Mr. and Dire, Alex. Roes celebrated
the 40th anniversary of their marriage
on Wedneeday of laet week. They
spent the day the gneste of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. Smith, Wingham. May
they be spared to celebrate dee 60th
anniversary is the wish of their numer-
ona friends.—Lucknow Sentinel.
—The local Young Men's Ohrietian
Asaccif#tion has rented a large room on
the second floor of the Macdonald block
in which to hold meetings. The room
has been repainted and furnished. This
will make an excellent place of meeting
for the Association. Announcement
of dates for meetings will be made in
our neat issue.
Exeter ratepayers carried two by-
laws on Friday by good majorities, The
Gibb by-law was to grant a free site to
the Gibb Evaporator Co., and the Con-
nor bylaw to grant a free site and fixed
taxation for ten years to the Connor
Machine Company. The vote resulted:
--For the Gibb by-law, 332; against, 52.
For the Connor by-law, 338; against,
46.
—Mr. W. H. Willis has purchased a
shoe business in Wingham, and will
shortly take possession. We regret very
aitch: that circumstances compel Mr.
Willie to leave Seaforth, as he has been
a good and enterprising citizen. We
can, however, recommend Mr. Willis
and family to Wingham, and trust they
may le most successful in the northern
town.—Settforth Expositor.
--Tho., Ilughes, a tramp umbrella
mender, who has been around Wingham
for some time +mite found in W. Salter's
barn in East Wawanosh on Sunday and
Watt brought into town. Ile had been
drinking heavily and on Monday morn-
ing appeared before Police Magistrate
Merton and was given one month in
Goderioh jail. He was taken to Goder.
/oh ort Monday in charge of Provineial
Constable Phippen,
Owen Sound harbor is now free of
100, and the first boat of the season
vow the Clieddtone Which came in from
Wf*r oniaattSundaynight. The steam.
er Cataradt, which wintered at Port
;IDaouae, has aim cleared for Toronto.
A Utter from Canada's first girl far.
alder appeared a short time ago in
Woman's Employment, a London jour.
Ma. The nriter, Who is sanely con.
doottast aaooessfully a foal near White.
wood., Sask., #syr Vat Om right woman
owititsd w*1 stomid in Oans14a,
PERSONAL..
Mr, Johu Fyfe left on Monday for
Winnipeg, where he will spend the
summer..
Mies Agnes Wilson of T'arstberry has
returnee home atter visiting friends in
Selgrave.
Miss Fannie Paterson spent Sunday
with leer friend, Mrs. Walter Roes,, at
Teeswater,
Mr. Itobt. Reid left on Monday for
Vancouver, S. 0., where ho .has secured
a geed position.
Mr. Roes McLelland, G. T. R. train
despatcher, of London was a visitor in
Wiegbam ou Thursday last.
Mr. James Roby left on Tuesday for
Cochrane, Alberta, where he will spend
the summer with his eon, Mr. Geo.
Rally.
Mr. Alex. 3!. Bird, has secured a posi-
tion itt Stratfoid and left last week for
that city. Ile will move hie family to
Stratford,
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Price leave on
Friday morning to spend the Easter
holidays with relatives in Orangeville
and vicinity.
Mr. Geo. MoEwen, of Hensall,
ex -M, P., for South Huron was a
visitor with Mr. F. G. Sperling for
over Sunday.
Mr. J. H. Ross, Treasurer of the
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada,
was in town this week in the interests
of his company and oalliog on old
friends.
Messrs. Thos. and Herb Hicks left on
Monday for Vancouver, B. 0. Messrs.
Hicks will locate in the Western coun-
try if they find a good opening for
business.
Mr. R. A. Hutchison left on Monday
for New Westminster, B. C., where he
intends spending the summer months.
Mr. W. N. Hutchison is now living at
New Westminster.
Miss Lizzie Elliott has returned home
from Buffalo, where she was in a hospi-
tal for some time. Her many friends
are pleased to learn that she is very
mnoh improved in health.
Miss E. L. Lloyd has returned home
from California, where she spent several
months visiting with her brothers. Mise
Lloyd'a many friends are pleased to
welcome her back to town.
The Bishop of Huron was a finest at
the Rectory last Monday and Tuesday.
He conferred with a deputation from
St, Paul's Church regarding a new
Rector and the choice now lies entirely
in the handa,of the committee.
Mr, John A, MoHarg, of London was
visiting for a few days Iast week with
his old friend, Mr. John Quirk, Mr.
MoHarg was for many years with the
G. T. R. and for the past twenty-five
years was station master at London, but
was retired in January last under the
new superannuation law of the G. T. R.
Mr. MoHarg is a friend of Mr. Quirk of
fiftythree yearn and was present in
Brantford at Mr. and Mrs. Quirk's
wedding fifty-two years ago Iast Christ-
mas day.
HEALTH FOR THE BABY.
A mother who has once used Bebe,'
Own Tablets for her ohildren will al-
ways use then for the minor ailments
that come to all little ones. The
ets
are the beat medicine in thejiorld for
the cure of indigestion, col' constipa-
tion, diarrhoea, teethins troubles and
breaking up cold. An• the mother has
the guarantee of a go eminent analyst
that this medioi e c• • tains no poisonous
opiate or narcdt . Mrs. Wm. F. Gay,
St. Eleanore, P. E. I,, says:—"I have
used Baby's Own Tablets with the best
of results and knoll* of nothing to equal
them for the ogre of stomach troubles.
I do not feel sate unless I have a box
of Baby'S Own Tablets in the house."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 centa a box from the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co. Brookville, Ont.
The Department for the Interior at
Ottawa has just issued a new home-
stead map of the Provinces of Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, cor-
rected to January last. New features
of this map are exact outlines of the
location and extent of all timber limits,
and ooai properties of British Columbia,
acquired by the Dominion Government
in theregion of Ferrite. The total num-
ber of homestead entries in the year 1907
was 29,215, making an area of land given
away for this purpose in the year 4,674,-
000 acres.
In some Western town, the name of
which is earefnlly kept hidden, there
lives a prominent merchant, who 25
years ago was wanted as John Taylor,''
to answer a charge for the murder of
Thomas Brown. Ali efforts to locate
hint failed, and it was only redently
that he divulged td the authorities at
Kingston, N. Y., his true identity,
throwing himself upon the mercy of the
prosecuting attorney. Taylor invited a
scrutiny into his life for the past quarter
Of a century, and this proving datiefae.
tory to the courts and the State's cottn�
vel, the name and all information in
connection with the matter will be kept
secret.
BOAR FOR SERV
The underaigar4 will tidos service on hie
Prosaism, Lot 18, Con 1, Morrie (Bleerale
Read) a tberenghbred YArkeeire Boar.
Terme-=$1, to be paid at time of sertfea.
T. X. Ittltnalts03s.
wigwams, u.
The Dairy and Cold Storage
Commissioner's. Report.
The annual report of J. A. Ruddick,
Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Com-
miestoner, bas just oome tobaud ina
volume of 174 pages. It deals with the
work of four important divisions of the
Department of Agriooitnre, namely,
Dallying, Fruit, Extension of Markets
and Cold Storage, is wellillnstrated witb.
half tones, and contains Limps ,showing
the various fruit growing distriote of the
Derabeion. In the emotion devoted to
dairying, the Oommissiouer reviews the
dairy industry and gives some interest-
ing figures bearing on the trade, A
large amount of space is devoted to a
complete report of the Cow Testing
Aseociatione. A review of the apple
industry of Canada by Mr. McNeill ie. a
feature of the section devoted to Fruit,
and the working of the Fruit Marks
Act is dealt with at some length. The
methods which are employed to improve
the handling of perishable products re-
ceive considerable attention, and the
report shows what is being done along
this line, Under the head of Cold Stor-
age the various servioes are described
and acme general information on the
erkject is also given. There has been
prepared along with this report, but
published separately, a map showing the
approximate location of all the cheese
factories and creameries in Canada.
The report makes interesting and in-
structive reading for any person connec-
ted with the industries touched upon.
Copies may be eeoured by applioation to
the Dairy and Cold Storage Commission-
er, Ottawa.
Bourn.
Zvnnaraa—luwinOtani, on April 12th, to
Mr, and Mrs M, E. Zurbrirg; a son.
Wants—In Grey, on March 27th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Thos, Inglis; a daughter.
-MAcDonald--In Jamestown. on April 8th, to
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan MacDonald ; a daughter.
MCALLISmnn—In Grey, on April 7th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McAllister; a daughter.
MARRIED
DILLON—Tn aAvooN.—At the home of the
bride's parents, Wingham. on .April 2nd, by
the Rev. R. J. Treleaven, uncle of the bride,
Mr Sidney S. Diiica, of Des Moines, Iona, to
Miss Jean Treleaven, of Wingham.
DIED
BALL—In. Wingham, on April 10th, Mary A.
Crothers, relict of the late Henry Ball, aged
11 ytars and 11 months.
Excision—In London, on April 13th, Mary,
wife of Mr. James Beckett, of Lower Wing -
ham, aged 58 years.
Ressar.—In Beeman, Man., on March 24th,
Robert Russel, formerly of Gerrie, aged 85
years and 5 months.
SMALa—In Chicago, on April Gth, Eliza Ann
Adelaide Tole, relict of the late S. B. Smote,
M. D., of Wroxeter, aged 05 years and 0
months.
Trim—In Spokane, Wash., on the 16th rest.
J envie Bell, beloved wife of Mr, 5. J. Tripp,
aged 48 years.
Wrtl,Is—Iii Morris, on March 26th, Robt.
Willis, aged 64 years.
8tItLrrn—In. Morris, on April 18th, Miles
Miller, aged 80 years.
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Struck With
Surprise
Every person who visits our store
is •struck with surprise at the
high quality and low
prices of Groceries.
RAVE YOU TRIED O11R
TEAS otEOFFEE?
If not, try a pound, and
your will be convinced that
they are tieitlee :LUSS for
FLAVOR AND STRENGTH.
W. BONE
WINO1Lan, ONT.
Opposite new tank of Commerce
PRONE .113.
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No matter how big the adv., how big the stock, or how
strong the poverty point is pressed, if it's low prices
that make the sales, we will meet the very lowest
price offered anywhere—right down to rock bottom,
SOME CUT PRICES
A large el cut oak Bedroom Suite, 3 pieces,
aweil front dream, top 44x20, plate
mirror 80x24, bed stead 6 ft. 3 in. high,
teenier $37.00 for......... ........... $20.00
A large Sideboard, ?:( cut oak, po.ished,reg,
$37,00 for $30.00
Combination Sideboard and China Cabinet,
regular $27.00 for $20.50
Sideboard, oak, regular $19 00 for $.14.75
Sideboard, regular $13 50 for $11.00
Sideboard, regular $3 00 SO.75
Oommbu Z7hairs, double rungs, for each.. , .35
Nioe Highback Diners, brace arms .72
Parlor Suite, 4 pieces, sick push bound$14.75
Parlor Suites, Conches, Parlor Chairs, Tables,
Mattresses, Springs, Iron Bede, eto. etc., at special j
out prices.
A nine line of Baby Carriages and Go • -Carts just to hand
Anything yon want that we have in stock you'll get
at prices that will astonish yon. Don't buy till you
see for yourselves where the beat bargains are.
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A party of immigrants have eailed
from Liverpool for Canada, with the
intention of taking up land settling in
the Province of Nova Scotia.
CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES
W ingla azn Circle, No. 434
Meets First Friday in each mouth, at 8
.p. in., in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
for cheap, reliable insurance solicited. Ask to
see our rates off any member or officers.
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
Rsv. T. S. Bortu, Gso. H. Copr mAN,
Leader. Recording Secretary,
W. J. Wrens, Financial Secretary.
TAKE NOTICE.
- That J'. S, Jerome, Dentist
is making beautiful sets of
teeth for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airchamber. All
work guaranteed.
Office in Chisholm Blook, Wingham.
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Ifor sale. Not particular about location.
Please give price and description, and
reason for selling. State when posses-
sion can be had, Will dealwith owners
only.
mOiliiMMIMMINEMIEMZIMINUMME Darbyshire, Box 984, Rochester, E.Y.
to hear from owner having
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IF YOU ARE LOOMING FOR BARGAINS i
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Lantern Globes, regular 10e, at .05
Axle Grease, regular i.,0e a box, at .05
Coal Oil, per gallon .15 and .18
Clothes Pins, 5 dozen for .05
Bulldog Sbovels, long handle, solid shank, reg-
ular $i and $1.25, at . .65
Galvanized Iron Water Pails, reg. 40e, at ,.30
BEAVER READY - MIXED PAINTS
FIRST - CLASS QUALITY
Quarts, regular 45e, at .30
Pints, regular 25e, at .18
Pints, regular 15c, at .. , . .10
GRANITEWARE REDUCTIONS
Graniteware Stove Pots, reg. 75c and 85e, at..
Graniteware Stew Kettles, reg. 65e and 75c, at.
Graniteware Pudding Dishes, 15e and 180, at..
Graniteware rederal Pots, regular $1.00, at...
ALL GRANITRWARE AT GREAT REDUCTIONS,
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One Carload CoiI Spring Wire
Genuine Frost. Get ottr prices—they are the best.
Sherwin-Williams Ready -Mixed
Paints
The Paint that bas no equal. A complete stook.
When wanting anything in our line it will pay you tit call and get
prices. A pleasure to show goods, whether you buy or not.
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