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The Wingham Times, 1908-04-23, Page 8THS WIN(iHAM Ti V' O L. XXXVIL—NO. 18 9 0 .o WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY% APRIL 30, 1908. $1 A 'YEAR IN ADVANCE i, We are selling $1.G0 bottles of Flaxseed Emulsion and. Hypop- hosphites for 50 cents.I. - Flaxseed is best fat producer ever discovered and when com- bined with Hypophosphites is un- equalled as a SPRING TONIC and as aremedy for Colds, Bronchitis, Exhaustion and Nervous Trouble. FREEI FREE I 50 cents $1.00 Bottles for 50 cents Walton McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham, ..-.+- 1-• -• - - New Spring Goods 1110* We have just opened ont our new goods for Spring and Sommer. To say they are the nicest range ever shown here is putting it pretty strongly, but really the Snitings are beautiful, both in design and material, The prevailing colors are Ele- phant Grays a nd Browns i n stripes and plaids. Of course Blacks and Blues are always cor- rect, and we have a large range of these goods. HATS UIIls A choice stock of Hats in all the newest styles, Frnshings1 A good, new stook in all lines. Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars, Gloves, Fancy Vests, eto, COME IN, ROBTI MAXWELL Merchant Tailor and ]lien's Furnishings If You Wailt Tea with the proper flavor Tea with strength Tea that is invigorating Tea that is quality GET IT AT CHRISTIE'S Parnell's London Bread Has a reputation which nothing can shake. It is made under the very best conditions, has high nourishing qualities tend is al- ways well baked. CET IT AT CHRISTIE'S It will pay yon to deal here, all the best lines kept in stook. Send along your orders. Hltl•1IEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE 1 J. Henry Christie GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Basebal The Baseball Oln Band are arrangi celebration in W Day, to take the tournament. Prc made for a splen tionlars later. Notes. and the Citizens' g to hold a joint ngham on Victoria form of a baseball aratione are being d day's sports. Par - Read Important Annonnoement No. 4 on page 5. Princip A special meeti Board was held when Principal leave of absent Geo. Thompson, engaged to take Mr. Thompson commended. I Pro Tem. g of the Public School on Saturday evening [usgrove was granted for two months. Mr. of Stratford, has been Mr. Mnsgrove's place. comes very highly re - Highest price paid for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' butcher shop. Wingha The regular m L. O. L., No. 79 Orange hall on week. There will dates, and impor nese to be attendee is urgently reques visitors will be cd L. O. L. eting of Wingham , will be held in the riday evening of this be initiation of oandi- nt matters of busi- to. Every member d to be present, and dially welcomed, FOR SALE—Olover, Timothy, Goose Wheat, eto. GEO. E KING. Tennis CIu A meeting of th O lab will be held i ber next Tuesday e 8 o'olock for the pur and electing cffic season. All player ed in the game present. Meeting. Wingham Tennis the Council Chem. ening, May 5th, at ose of reorganizing s for the coming and parties interest re requested to be FOR SALE—Two Apply to J. A. Mo ood workirg horses. EAN. Epworth Le At the regular m League of the Me on Monday evenin officers were electe Hall; 1st Vice, 2nd Vice, Miss B enson Ornieksha Lottie Guest; Reo Cor -Secy., A. Co Dulmage; Pianist taut Pianist, Miss gue Officers. eting of the Epworth odist Church, held last, the following•. :—President, W. T. isa Laura Mulvey; . Tibbs; 3rd Vice, k; 4th Vice, Miss coy., F. R .Howson tts; Treas., Miss G. Mies Peasant; Assts. . Laura Kerr. . FARM TO RENT grass or oroppi Wingham, App Good farm to rent for g. Two miles from to H. DAVIS Sunday S The Rev. Dr. St. Church, T Methodist Sun sermons, next evening. In t be a grand rally meeting to be h the church, wh rendered, and Dr. Rankin, a town. The pra to these service ool Anniversary. ankin, of the Carlton onto, will preach the y School anniversary unday, morning and afternoon, there will of the school, in a mass d in the auditorium of special music will be addresses delivered by Rev. H. E: Allen of he are cordially invited Knox's are going out of wall paper, 10,000 rolls to be sold at cost. Now for bargains. - Sermon to C. The members Canadian Order o a number of vi Gorrie, attended Baptist Church o The pastor, Rev. an excellent eerm "Friendship." I the speaker was a ere we would On returning to of thanks was ten his excellent storm . C. F. Members. f Wingham Council, Chosen Friends, with ting members from rvioe in a body in the Sunday morning last, . E. Allen, preached , speaking mainly on the advice given by ted upon by his henr- y(' truer friendship. e hall, a hearty vote ered to Mr, Allen for n. Sudden Deat Miss Lilts Wile died suddenly at Wilson, of Zetl of last week, paralysis the da Mies Wilson had district for some t at Mr. 'Wilson's f moving to Goderi at St. Helens and Adam Wilson, of a member of th and Was 68 ye took plate on Wingham name of Miss Wllsou, n, late of Goderioh, e home of Mr. Wm. rad, on Wedneeday e was stricken with before her death, een visiting in this e and had only been a few days. Before , deceased had lived as a sister of the late that place. She was Presbyterian Ohuroh of age. The funeral ridgy afternoon to the MR. A. H. MUSGROVE. Conservative Candidate for North Huron for the Ontario Legislature. CONSERVATIV S OF NORTH HURON. Chose Mr, A. 1 dtdate for A convention o the new riding held in the To Thursday of ter association was f chairmen of muni' officers are: Pre West Wawanosb; Wilford, Blyth; J secretary, Dudley treasurer, David response to the ca candidates for the lowing names wer Musgrove, Wingh hart, East Wawa Morris; B. S. C McQuillin, Wee Johnston, Waw Blyth; Dudley W. Scott, Eas Spotton, Wingh Each Of the convention, and Musgrove, Bo whose names w first ballot result the second the v Bowman 35, m otion of Mee hart, the nom tendered to Mr. After the bra was over, Col. Centre Bruce, provincial affair ticn of the Whit . Musgrove as Can - he Legislature. • the Conservatives of of North Huron was u Hall, Wingham, on non last, when a new rmed and officers and ipalities chosen. The ident, John Joynt, ice presidents, John n Griffin, Ashfield; Holmes, Wingham; ell, Wingham. In for nomination of Legislature, the fol - submitted :—A. H. m ; Matthew Lock - eh; James Bowman, ok, Fordwich; Wm. Wawanosh; James ooh; Frank Metcalf, o]mes, Wingham; P. Wawanosh; George For The 0. A. Sooi oeived from one list of children a tion. Partioular contemplating e JAMES MITCIHEL rich Star office. ndidates addressed the all retired except Messrs an and Lockhart. t to the ballot. The d in no choice, but on to stood: Musgrove 63, nd Lockhart 18. On a. Bowman and Look- ation was unanimously usgrove. nese of the convention ugh Clark, M. P. P. for elivered an address on , reviewing the legisla• ey Administration. Adoption. ty of Huron have re- f the city shelters a siting homes for adop- oan be hadby anyone oh, on application to President, the Gode= WANTED 30o a pound this STORE. 0 lbs. choice butter; week; at the BEE Hrvn Newspa At the Libe ham on nide county was present were W. 11. Robe Robt. Holmes Leslie Kerr, Bl Elliott, of t townsman, Mr. Ripley Exprea delivered an ex to do all he o0 date. Mr. Mo coming a force we are always Winghamites c er Men in Town. al convention in Wing• last the press of the ell represented. Those W. H. Kerr, Brussels Post; eon, Goderich Signal; Clinton New Era; J. th Standard, and H. B. Elliott, of the Times. Oar former Geo. H. Mooney, of the was also present and llent address, promising d for the Liberal condi. ey gives promise of be. a the Liberal party, and leased to hear of former ming to the front. SEED OOAN--The beat early maturing varieties for ensilage or green feed - for sale. GEO. E. KING. Missionary Wor On Monday nig Hall, Colonel Sh mender of the Sal his much -famed "Missionary Wor There are over descriptive of the to Port an }dad the plaoee as th canvas;' besides th of Canadian pie Collapse of Crye Wreck of Pere drilling in Sus feet Of moving tiio drunkard's home, ing. A series of shown inoluding Booth to the 11 donald will Doe sign, adults 16 et In Newfoundland, t next, in the Town p, the Prov, Com - notion Army will give lnstrated lecture on in Newfoundland." 100 beautiful scenes ountry from St. John e, He will desoribe are thrown on the there are a number res embracing the al Hall in London, Marquette, Soldiers There arse -2000 res, describing the tthe deep sea fish- her piotures will be the visit of General. Land. Dr. P. Mao• y the ohair. Admin , children 10 ots. Purchased Pr Mr, M. E. Znrbrigg chased the property mom) as a photograph gallery, J office and Chas, Rintonl's from Mr, Geo. MoKenzi Mr. Zarbrigg a good piece property and also gives hi stand for his business. erty. at week pur- d by himself A. McLean's barber shop, This gives front street permanent HOUSE WANTED TO family, apply to W. H. shoe store, Robt. Johnston ENT—Small las at the old stand. Correspondence C Mr. Chas. D. MoGrego Mr. Richard L. Walsh, of a former student of the nees College, this wee tions for the oorresp department of the Wi College. These young correspondence courses and gentlemen wbo can venient to attend the B urses. of town and t, Augustine, ingbam Bnsi. accepted posi- dence course ham Business en will sell young ladies t find it con. nese College. WANTEDI-1,G00 lbs ..cite batter; 30o a pound this week; at he BEE HIVE STORE. • The Organ Rec' al. Tneeday evening, May 12th is the date of the organ recite and cantata, "Nativity of Christ," w.'oh are to be given in St. Andrew's 0.. rob. W. H. Hewlett, of Hamilton w 11 give an ex• oellent program on the . pe organ and our readers will do well to hear Canada's greatest organist. The c given by a large chorus beat singers, who have time in training under M The admission is only 25 ntata will be f Wingham's een for some G. W. Oline, ants. FREE.—A polishing pad given ee of o harge with every porches Greer's special sale of Shoe Dressi , Saturday. Read adv, W. J. GRBER. Wingham Bapt The annual meetin Church was held last the basement of the proportion of the me Letters expressive os and Jove were read fr absent through illnes able cause. The pas respects, most moo financial stringency missions and cbarita sources, amounted total contributions than $12.00 per me t Church. of the Baptist huraday night in Ohuroh, a large ere being present. arty cooperation those who were or other unavoid- year was in many ireful, Despite the the offerings for le objeote, from all o $182.65, and the o $1215 32, or more er. WANTED.—A ton of roll butter daily, 27o; fresh gathered eggs; also any quantity dried apples, feathers, etc. GEO. E. KING. Congregatio The anneal con in connect with St. held on Monday e Hall, There was and after the re financial reports was re ndered an served. Mr. H. D Daring the evens to Rev. Mr. Boyl the A. Y, P. A., e departure from him every success Christ Church at al Re -Union. regational re -union Paul's Church was ning in the Pariah a good attendanoe, ing of the various n excellent program refreshments were via was the chairman. an address was read by Mr. E. Nash from pressing regret at his ngham and wishing in his new work in hatham. DRESSMAKING MIS. Oarrnthers wish. es to announce that she; is prepared to do dressmaking either by the day or at her own home, on the south corner of Catherine St., Wingham. Rey. T. S. B On Sunday ov Boyle closed his. St. Paul's chum text "W hence ca er wilt thou go?" sound, praotioal s of life's destiny. a solo in pleasin large congregatio two and a -half Wingham, Rev. formed many as church as well citizens of all regretting their r God -speed and a the new parish. notwithstanding clergyman's life time to devote to societies, and is p in I.O. O. F., Orange circles. expect to leave noon for their no Dr. Nelson Ts Toronto, will be Wingham, oil Th yle's Farewell. ning last, Rev. T. S. ork here as rector of The words of the est thou, and whith' formed the basis of a rmon on the subject isa Griffin rendered voice. There was a present. In their ears of residence in nd Mrs. Boyle have fattens, outside the within it, and the enominations, while oval, will wish them nndant prosperity in Rey. Mr, Boyle has, the aotivitics Of it found considerable o work of fraternal minently connected sonic, O. H C. and ev. and Mrs. Boyle is (Thursday) after - home in O. athanl. CHURCH OTES. The Rev. G. B. S Rector of St. Geor officiate at St, Paul' In St. Andrew's next Sunday evens will preach on ' Sa dealing with the wo Lord's Day Allis will go to the When The regular Co connection with t was held on Sunda fourteen new me the membership; forty•seven receiv siuce last Oonferen Rev. John And home in Tiverton week, was born i in May, 1823. H a mere boy. His ister was at Lane ed sixteen years aocepted the paet Ripley, where h four years, retiri of over forty years ge. B. A., B D., e's, London, will next Sunday. esbyterian Church , Rev, D Perth) beth Observance," k of the Dominion e. The collection e mnnron service in Methodist Church morning last, when Imre were added to making a total of d into the Church e. ton. who died at his n Wednesday of last Abernethy, Scotland came to Canada when first charge as a min• ster, where he remain • In March 1870 be ate of Knox Church, labored for twenty- g- after a ministry in 1894. The meeting for Parish Hall on Sn well attended. M Hamilton was the s excellent talk, tak "Whatsoever a man he also reap." Mr keeper and has seen His address was pra joyed by the men Boyle was the ohair en only, held in the day afternoon was eaker and gave an g for his topic. oweth, that shall ble is an ex saloon oth sides of life. cal and ranch en- esent. Rev. T. 5 an. Gnats WANTED.—For work o power sewing roachinee in kni ting ill or on day weak. Clean, s a work and good wages., Appl WATSON MFG. Co. Limited, Pa is Ont. Spadins ave. Queen's hotel, r, MAY 1403. for of Eye, Bar, Noile And Throat, Gloms fitted. The first regu Macdonald blo and was well was formed an hand. Many members and regular meetin Tuesday evenly will be devote Bible, after w rendered and d for, and the pl All young men are invited to t . Meeting. r meeting of the Y. d in tbeir room in the II on Tuesday evening, ttended. A Bible class the work is now well in oung men are becoming se Wingham. The a will be held every and the first half hour to the study of the oh a program will be otos may be arranged ing of various games. interested in this work TENDERS WANTED.—Till oon, May 7th, for removal of a b ing ; also for building a oeme all underneath. Loweat or any te er not necessarily accepted. Information obtained at Huron The West Hur sioners met as April 22nd, to gra Those present w Asquith, Chair and CommiaBi012 Thos. Durnin. were all renewe were of the opi money should be houses, but in vie was not made co tion for an additi not accompanied not be considered. —Shop license, cense, Fred. Dav Farr, Johnston, 0 borne Township: Miller, Carlow. Mountain and M Young, Kintail; 0. H. Pugh; t Strome. Jas. We Graham. The Wingham on Th cense to Mr. J new hotel at C licenses in Wi Alex Orr, L. sad M. Algie. missioners met ed all the licen or Licensee, nburn, Wednesday, license for 1908-09. e License Inspector n Matthew Lockhart a Thee. Churchill and he Goderich licenses , although the board ion that considerable pent on some of the of Local Option, this ulsory. The applies. al shop license was a petition and could Those renewed are: ig and King. Col- . Glazier, Dnnlop; Ashfield Townehip: lough, Dungannon; linton, shop license, ern licenses, A. L. se J. Reinhardt, R. ommissioners met in reday and granted h- . Rattenberry for his nton and renewed the he South Huron Com - Broomfield and renew- s in that riding. and the 6th line rewarded on lea Book Store, Wi n the Elliott brickyard, Turnberry, on Sunday, ng sable fur Finder ing same at Saunders' MR. JOHN T. CURRIE Liberal Candidate for North Huron for the Ontario Legislature. NORTH HUI ON LIBERALS JOHN T. CURRI THECANDIDATE New Association Formed and Officers The first cony ntion of the Liberals of the new N rth Huron riding was held in Wingb ra 011 Friday laet and was well attend , considering the very busy semen w h the farmers. The meeting was call to order shortly after one o'clock by " r. James Young. The draft of the coos o*tution was laid before John Duke, Woodstock ofi the Woodroof wai situated. the meeting mai with a few minor elected as foil 'we: —President,' James Young, Auburn; Vice Presidents, Alex. Wmgham; John Stiles, Kintail; Secre- tary, H. B. Elli t, Wingham; Treas- urer, J. A. Mort Wingham. IkInni- cipal Chairmen we e sekoted as follows: Ashfield—Chas. St wart, Kintail; Weet Wawanosh—John cisTab, Dungannon ; East Wawanosh — H. Taylor, Bel - grave ; Morris—Geo Taylor, Belgrave; Turnberry— Alex. elly, Wingham; Howick— John He neberg; Blyth— Wm. Campbell; 'Wr eter —John Doug- las; Wingham—Rioh rd Clegg. Chairmen for the different polling enindivieions in the ri ing were named as follows: — Aehfield—l—H. M. Duff, Dungannon ; 2—Anson Findlay, afeking; 3—J. Hackett, Belfast ; — Jas. Crawford, Port Albert ; 5—Tb, Sullivan, Kings• bridge; 6—D. Mc tan, Lathion; 7—J. Jamieson, Laurier, West Wawanosh 1—B. J. Crawford, Dungannon; 2—D. oKenzie, Aabnrn; 3—D. B. Murray, 1, Helens; 4—Alex. Stuart, St. Helen ; 5—John Sherriff, Luoknow. East Wawanosh 1—Wm. Dobie, sr., Blyth; 2—James . Bone, Marnoch; 3—John Shiell, ti Ingham ; 4—John jr., Bluevale. Tronanerry-1— . Holmes, Wingham; 2—Davici Moffat , Jamestown; 3—P. 2—John Darroc Lakelet; 3—John Hastie, Gorrie; 4 Alex, Gibson, Ford - wick ; 5—Jas. W. dgar, Gerrie; 6—M. It wae decided t at the annual meet- ings of the Associ, on be held in Wing - ham on the third uesday in December each year. The most impo ant business before dard-beareeefor tin coming elections to the Legislature. T e nomination was by ballot and no can, 'dates were plaoed in nomination, each telegate voting for whom he wished t Bee the oandidate. On the first ballot Mr. John T, Currie received a very lar e vote and the other gentlemen receivi g votes having de- clined, the nomina ion was made unani- mous on motion o Wm. Bailie, Reeve of West Wawantish and John N. Mc- Kenzie, ex-Reevti of Ashfield. Mr. Carrie in a shor speech, thanked the delegates for the honor they had con- ferred upon him nd said he would do all in Ms power to keep the riding in the Liberal column. The selection of Mr. Carrie gives t Liberals of North Huron a good on dilate, He is a prom- inent farmer, h a lived in the riding all his life and if the Liberals take off their coats an go heartily into the oampaign ther to reason but that Mr. Currie she Id be the sueoessful man on the evening f election day. After the omination proceedings were over ad resses wore delivered by Brussels Pos ; Geo. H. MOOney, of the Ripley Exp 6/1 and G. Murdoch, of Lnoknow. the speakers Were of the aster, was arrested at charge of setting fire to blook, in whioh his shop opinion that the North Huron if will and looked organization. T reviewed the go different Liberal been in power in yea- a and the fr ministrations wer the Whitney G ernnaent now nearly all of it The Liberals we fieht to win. tion was brong Dr. Ovens. °enlist, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at McKibbon's drug store, Monday, May 25th. Ilours 12 a.m. to 8 pan • Matsu properly fitted. r iberale could win ey went at with. a ell to the work of different speakers work done by the over/intents that had ntario for thirty -throe s of the Liberal ad - now being reaped by ernment. The Gov- ! power hed broken pre-eleotton promises. e urged to go iota the to a close with oheers eKay and the candidate. No Canadian for the fiscal without a Mutt feeling of wonde of Canada will century hence. our total trade figure of over more than $100 and ohild, Indian, and more than th nearly $26,000,000 Some people, notin tions in other co poesibility of hard Canada simply held advancing with the the past decade, ehe and prosperone coon her population as lands.—Ottawa Oiti u tend the trade figures sr ending last month of pride, followed by a as to what the progress For the year 1907-08 reached the enormous $638,000,000, That is r every man, woman squiman and papoose 1, it is an increase of ver the f ormer year. the trend of condi- tries, epeak of the times, but even if her own, instead of ouderful strides of meld be a wealtllY y in proportion to pared wish other r,„..„..6. -1.1.11.1.2.J•LrigaT-1.--L6J1,---1 G3 SUFI:MI[03MT Y, 3 In 3 .... thoroughness, progressiveness. a, ri utility, enthusiasm, expertness Mail Courses in any subject,. 0 tli 1 L..i..1 Geo. Spotton, Principal. 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Satusoay Giycerine Oil ) 20 cents we will giVe a Polishing Pad FREE with each 'stroll/use. See window. Remember the date. Shop Early.