The Wingham Times, 1908-06-11, Page 78
TIIE WINGHAM TIMES, JUNE 11, 1pO8
MINOR LOCALS.
—Cooler weather.
----Thtusday, June llth,
—Ssfortii raoea will be held on June
36. 17 and 18.
—The Tiuf, will be sent to any ad-
dress in Canada to January let, 1909, for
SG cents.
—Get your wedding invitations, an-
nouncements and vioiting cards at the
Trams office.
---The regular meeting of Oourt
Maitland, Canadian Foresters will be
held on Fciday evening.
—Tnrnberry Dieirict L. O. L. will
meat in the Wingham Orange Hall on
Monday evening, 15th inst, at 8 0 clock.
—A garden party under the auspices
sot St Paul's Ohnroh A Y. P. A. will be
Held on the pars: next Tuesday even-
ing.
—Have you paid your subscription to
'the Toms? Tbo address label will
show the date to which your enbserip-
tion is paid.
—Mr. W. S. Brewster, E O., the
PERSONAL.
Mre, helm was ';siting with her son,
Mr. A. J. Helm at -4 ranbrook.
Mae. P. Brown of Clifford was visiting
for a few days this week with Mrs. J. J.
Elliott.
—The next sitting of the Division
Oourt will be held in Wingham on
July 9th.
Mr. Thos Hicks has returned Immo
after spending a few weeks in British
Columbia.
Messrs. J. S Ieard and Levi Lott, of
town, ars in Goderioh this week serving
on the jury.
Mise Agnes G. Wilson is spending the
summer with Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott,
Sandusky, Mich.
Mr. Wm. Deyell left on Tuesday for
Winnipeg, where he expects to spend
the summer months.
Dr. A. F. McKenzie, of Monkton, was
visiting for a few days with his father,
Mr, Geo. MoKonzie.
Rev. Thom Jackson, of Stratbroy,
visited at Mr. W. J Pattison's for a
mewly elected M P. P. for South Brant, few dam of the past week,
Ile a cousin of Mr. J. B. F etgrigp>;t, Cif'
'ingbaffle
—John Aiidtlydori, the bigamist, ar-
rested at Renfrew last week was on
`assar'day sentenced to seven years in
3.ingeton penitentiary,
--Excursion from Kincardine to De-
1roit, via the steamer, King Edward, on
Wednesday, June 17th. See advt. in
another column for particulars.
—The semi-annual meeting of the
County Lasted Orange Lodge of North
Maxon will be held in the Orange Hall,
Wingbam, on Monday, June 22nd,
—At a meeting of the Laymen's
Association in connection with the
,London Conference, Mr. W. H. Kerr,
iof Brussels, wee elected as President.
—The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's
Presbvteri'u1 Church are arranging for
a garden party to be held on the town
;park on the evening of Tuesday, Jane
Oth.
—The Deputy Returning officers in
Wingham on Monday were:—Ward 1,
john F. Groves; Ward 2, F. Buchanan;
Ward 3, J. B Ferguson; Ward 4, O. N.
Griffin.
—The congregation of Eadies' Church,.
Turnberry, will hold their annual
garden party on Thursday evening,
June 18th. Particulars will be given on
'posters.
—Anneal excursion to Model Farm at
Guelph on Friday, June the 19th. Spec-
ial train leaves Wingham at 7.28 a m.,
fare $f 25. Tickets good to return the
following day. Take a pleasant holi-
day.
—The Wingham horse races are being
held on Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. There are a large number
of horses in town, and to -day's races
promise to surpass those of previous
years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Amsbury have
returned from Toronto and taken up
their residence in Turnberry.
Mr. Thos. Bell, of SouthriMpton was
visiting for a few days last week with
his numerous old friends in Wingham.
Mr. R U. Sperling, of Dauphin, Man.,
a former well known resident of Wing -
ha m, is spending a few days tis week
with his old friends in town.
Mr. Adam Anderson, of Orillia, was
visiting for over Sunday with his father,
Mr. Wm, S. Andersen, of Turnberry,
who continues in very poor health.
Nichol Bros ' sawmill and 200,000 feet
of lumber were burned at Owen Sound.
Percy Graham and Norman MoNight
of Barry went out in a canoe and are
supposed to be drowned.
Coughs, colds, hoarseness. and other threat
ailments aro quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets, ten cents per box. ,A11 druggists,
The total number of trade disputes
reported to have been in existence in
Canada during April was eleven com-
pared with eight In March and thirty-
six in April, 1907. There were 33 firms
and about 695 employes affected by
trade disputes daring the month, 29
firms and about 438 employee having
been involved in the new disputes of the
month.
—The annual meeting of the High
Court of the Canadian Order of Fores-
ters is being held in Niagara Falls this
week. Messrs. M. R. Beckwith and
H. B. Elliott are the deleg' from
Court Maitland.
—The person who has .. ce experien-
ed the pleasure of oup of delicious
"Salads" Tea ' th feeling of satis-
faction that its p i rity and flavor guar-
antee, is not easily persuaded to ao-
oept a substitute.
—Annual excursion to Model Farm,
Guelph, on the Kincardine line will be
run on Friday June 19th. Special train
will be run and an enjoyable opting
promised. There was never more to
see at Guelph than this year.
—Any members of the Ladies' Auxili-
ary of Wingham General Hospital who
wish to help the sewing committee in
marking the linen, are requested to meet
M the hospital on Friday afternoon of this
week, between 4 and 0 o'clock.
—Dates for examinations have been
fixed as follows: for entrance to model
schools, June 23rd; high school en-
trance, June 24th, 26th and 26th. Nor-
mal school entrance and junior matricu-
lation, June 29th; entrance to faculty
of education and scholarship matricula-
tion, July 2nd.
—Now that the banana season is on it
is well to remind users of this fruit who
eat it on the streets not to throw the
peelings on the pavement. Many a
pedestrian has received a bad fall and
some have even got broken or sprained
ankles by slipping on one of these
treacherone peelings.
TAKE NOTICE.
That J. S, Jerome. Dentist
is making beautiful sets of
teeth for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airohamber. All
work guaranteed.
Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham,
SHORTHORN SALE
An auction sale of Shorthorns will take
plane at ' Riverside Farm", lot 28, con.
8, Culross, on Thursday June 25th, at
2 30 p. m.
An imported bull, cows with calf at
foot, heifers and calves will be offered
for sale,
Terms 60 days.
J. GILLIES ESTATE.
AUCTION SALE
In Belgrave on Saturday, June 13th at 3 p.m.,
that valuable residence and grounds k own as
the Tufts property, containing ten rooms;
also at the same time and place the following
personal property, 1 kitchen range ingood
uepair, 1 centre table, kitchen chairs, kitchen
rteusils, carpenter's tools. fire arms &c.
V. S. Scorn, iiircnrs & COSENS,
Auctioneer, Agents.
Stand up for your Town.
If yon have made up your mind to
live in a town, then stand up for it, and
if yon know of positively no good, then
silence is golden. Do all yon can to
help along every man who is engaged in
legitimate business. Do not send away
for everything nine you want and still
expect the home men to keep a stock
to suit the whim of one or two custom-
ers. The success of your fellow towns-
men will be your success. No man liv-
et•h to himself and no man can do busi-
ness independently of his fellowmen.
Take the home paper! Do not imagine
the big dailies fill up all the space.
T here are many little crevices of good
cheer, social sunshine and personal
mention, in the home paper, that the
big dailies do not print. Do not abuse
your neighbor. The main difference in
the number of his faults and your own is
that yon see through a magnifying
glass as a critic. The ill omened, the
croaker, can do a town more harm in a
minute than two good citizens can re-
pair in a month.
BRIGHT LITTLE ONES
MAKE HOMES BRIGHT,
are well ale we
chi) t t
Babied that ll, eat
well and play well. A
that is not
xdsycheeked and playful needs im-
mediate attention, end 4n all the world
there is no medicine roan equal Baby's
Own Tablets or tiring indigestion,
oixastipation, • rrhoea, teething
livable* and th other disorderp from
which young children suffer. The
moUirai` who teem this medicine hat! the
guar, ,'!tee; of a government analyst that
kt it abdolntely sate. lira. 3. Ir. Janelle,
BC $ylvere, Que., dayx:—"I find Baby's
°WU ` itia/sts the moist satisfactory
aticedietnet I have ever used for oonsti..
eft. Seething troubles and breaking
colds.
Erse mother
r should keep
xuefdiaitio in the home." Sold by
toodtchat dealers or by !mail at 25 cents
la btu from The Dr. V7i111tiats` Mediolae
CSI., I tookviile, Ont.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLED
A simple and effective remedy for
SORB 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, 100 in stamps.
Laaxmo, Micas Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4ox
Pointed Paragraphs.
Many a man who knows his place is
unable to keep it.
Often a man's wife is his only visible
means of support,
Many a man attempts to stand up for
his friends by lying.
Little drops of water makes big dol.
lars for the umbrella man.
Do people who kill time expeot the
dead past to bury the dead?
There would be less. trouble if no-
body ever gave anybody advice.
When a girl wants a man to kiss her
she doesn't want him to think she
does.
Dare to right and you will soon have
a reputation for being poor but hon-
est.
After a woman has been married a
few days she begins to think how much
better she could have done.
Sometimes a man can tell what a
woman means by what she doesn't say
—that is if she leaves anything un-
said.
IU)RlY.
Hogue rn—In Turnberry, on June 3rd, to Mr,
and Mrs. Wm. Homuth; a son,
Gxnsocg—In Win ghoul, on June 4th, to Mr,
and Mrs. James Gibson; a son.
Mellnsuo7.—In Wiugham, on June ith, to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walton McGibbon ; a son.
Crutch -1n Howlett, on May, 28th, to Mr, and
Mrs. m. Craig; a daughter,
DIED
cUnnxE In
Turnberry,
on Juno Sth, Jameses
Cur agedyears andmonths.
rio. B 77 3 a
tlAL0Axtlo.—In Belgrave,on Tune 3rd, Grace
Cameron, wife of Mr. George Dalgarno, aged
75 years and `l months,
COUISON.--In Turnberry, 00 June nth, Jane
Nicholson, relict of the late Thos. Coulson,
aged 81 years and 10 months.
EowAnn.—In Brussels, on ,luno 2nd, John
Howard, aged 70 years.
CTIA/o--In East 'wawanosh on May :;0th,
Isabella Ada Nethery, beloved wife of Mat-
thew Henry Craig, aged 28 years.
Et8ON.--In East Wawanosh, no lune 3rd,
Isabella J. Quinn, beloved wife of Wm, W.
Elston, aged t3 years and 0 months.
Ttintrrr.—In East Wawanosh, on June 1st,
Charlotte Clerk, beloved Wife of Robert
Tanney, aged 51 year', 3 months and 11 days.
BAxnonv.---In feiv'ck, on ,Tune
2nd Cather-
ine
L ther-
ine Sparrow, relict of the late Wm. Earngey,
aged 81 years and 17 days.
•Hvmricu..In'.Curnberry on June 4th. Ane
Ginn, wife Of Mr. Alex. hunter, of Morris,
aged 74 r.srd, x months and 14 days.
CANADIAN HOME. CIRCLES
Rringhant Circle, No. 91344
Meets First Thursday in each month, at 8
P. m. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
for cheap, reliable insurance solicited. Ask to
see our rates of any member or officers.
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
REV. T. S. BOYLE, T. E. ROBINSON,
Leader. Recording Secretary
W. J. WYLES, Financial Secretary.
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ELLDITT & ItilcIACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
HOMESEEKERS'
2ND CLASS
ii_ Round -Trip Excursions
t CANADIAN,, To
PACIFIC•mANITOBA
eAILWAY,, SASKATCHEWAN
N. ALBERTA
GOING DATES
aAprii 14, 28 June 9, 23 Aug. 4, 18
J,lay 12, 28 July 7, 21 Sept.1,18, 29
Tick.t■ good to return within 60 days
points
VERY LOW RATES in
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Ranging j Winnipeg and return 832.00
between tEdinonton and return $42.510
Tickets issued to all North-West points.
TOURIST SLEEPERS A limitber ed
Tourist Sleeping Cars will be run on each
excursion, fully equipped with bedding,
etc. Berths should be secured andaid for
through local agent at least sixpdays
before excursion leaves.
Rates and full information contained
in free Homeseekera' pamphlet. Ask near-
est C.P.R. agent for a copy, or writs to
C. B. FOSTER, District Pass.Att., C.F.N., Toronto
GRAND TRUNK SY$ EM
Reduced
Round Trip Tourist
Tickets to
Portland, Ore., Seattle, ash San
Francisco, Cal., 'Vancouver, B. 0.
Mexico City and many other Peelle
Ooaat. Points, now on sale. Good
going until Sept. 15th, return limit
Oct 31st, 1908,
Homesoekers Excursions
At very low rates to the North-
West, via Werth Bay—June 9th and
22rd. Via Sarnia and Northern
Navigation Company. Steamer
' leaves Sarnia 3 30 p. in., June 10th
and 24th.
rail information at any Grand
Trunk Ticket Office,
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Fridays.
I have made arrangements for
weekly shipments of Fresh
Fish, and will be able
to supply them
Every Friday.
All orders will receive prompt
attention,
THOS. FELLS
BUTCHER
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on his
preinises, Lot 18, Con. 1, Morris, (Bluevale
Road) a thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar.
Terms—i1, to be paid at time of service.
T. M. HENDERSON,
Wingham, 1'. O.
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POPULAR STALLIONS
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion "Badge of
Honor" will make the season of 1008 as follows :
Monday, May 18—Leave his owner's stable,
Bluevale for Frank Wright's, WI miles north
of Jamestown, con. 1, I.urnberry, for n0011;
and to the Ring Edward. Hotel stable, Wrox-
eter, for night. Tuesday—To Jaynes Wylie's,
con, 0, Turnberry, by way of the Behnore
gravel road, for noon; and to his owner's
stable, Bluevale, by way of the 4th eon. of
Turnberry, for night, where he will stay the
remainder of the week until Monday morning.
WM. HEWITT, J. W. RING,
Groom. Proprietor.
The imported Clydesdale Stallion "Druru-
burle Chief" will make the season of 1008 as
follows:—
Tuesday—Will leave his owner's stable,
Bluovale, for Geo, Tur'ey's eon. 2, Morris,
for noon; then to Thos. Warwick's con. 3,
Morris for night.ht.Wednesday—To Jas. Shed -
don's, con. 4, Morris, for noon; then to Jos.
Miller's, con. 3, Morris for night. Thursday—
To John Mem .es, con. 10, Eget Wawanesb, for
noon; then to Jet. McGee's, eon, 10, East
Wawanosh, for night. Friday --To John Leg-
gett's, near Whitechurch, for noon' then to
Or. A, T. Ford's sale stable, Wingliam, for
night. Saturday—To his owner's stable, Blue -
vale, and remain until following Tuesday
morning.
J. W. RING, Proprietor and Manager.
The imported Clydesdale Stallion, "Mascot"
will make the season of 1008 as follows:—
Monday Leave his owner's stable, Bluevale
for Frank Wright, jr. i' miles north of Janlet-
town, for noon; then to Esty'Shotel stables,
Wroxeter, for night. Tuesday—To Jas. Rif. -
ton's, con. 5, Turnberry, for noon ; then to his
owner's stable, Bluevale, for night. Wednes-
day --To Alex, McPherson's,eon. 7, Turnberry,
for noon ; then to his owner's stable for night.
Thursday—To Andrew Mitchell's, eon. 10.
Turns rr
e yi for noon; then to BcnnsWick hotel
stables, Wingha i until it m. Friday—At
Brunewlck hotel stables, Winghem ell (My.
Saturday --to his oWner'a stable), Bluevale, end
remain until following Monday morninR
J. W. KING, 1), ¥ c'PBRE8(?)Y,
Proprietor. Manager,
FREE TRIPS
TO
TORONTO
1908
FAIR
Now To Be One
of The Lucky 7.
1. Buy your goods for
cash at this store and save
your register check.
2. When you pay
money on account save
the check.
3, Get all the checks
you can from your friends.
They are transferable.
4. On 26th August,
1908, return all the re-
gister checks you have,
neatly tied in a parcel
with your name and the
total amount plainly writ-
ten on the outside. An
error in adding to extent
of one dollar at once dis-
qualifies you. Hand them
in at our office where they
will be added and the
winning ones will be de-
cided on by J. B. Fergu-
son, town clerk.
5. Only checks dated
from May 2I. to Aug. 25
are of any use.
6. Only check for cash
purchases, money paid on
account, or produce are of
any use.
IMMINIMM
The Little Eaton
The Big Departmental
Store of Wingham
All your requirements
in General Lines kept iii
Stock. Goods, fresh,
new, up-to-date and of
best quality.
Millinery, ' our Parlors
are in charge of Miss
Little.
Dress Goods, Clothing,
Carpets and Curtains,
Groceries, etc., etc.
7 PEOPLE
are to get an
ABSOLUTELY FREE TRIP
to Toronto Fair, which
includes for two days,
- RAILWAY FARE,
HOTEL BILL—one of
the best Hotels of Toron-
t o — 2 ADMISSION
TICKETS TO THE
EXHIBITION
GROUNDS and $2 for -
other incidentals.
AH Absolutely Pree
Why We Do It
These Free Trips are
given not as a Fad or
or Fake Scheme but the
plan is based on hard
common sense and sound
business principles. We
believe thoroughly in the
Cash System. It saves
us many dollars in useless
accounts. We had far
rather give away a large
amount outright than to
lose more on useless ac-
counts, for in this way
we get the benefit of the
advertising. Cash means
great saving to ourselves
in buying, so we are giving
7 Free Trips to
Toronto Fair.
Who The Lucky
Ones Will Be
They will be the 7 peo-
ple who have the greatest
amount shown on our
Register Checks either
(1) For Cash Purchases
(2) Money paid on Account
(3) Produce
POINTERS,
i. Get in the contest
from the very start.
2, If you do not wish
to compete, help some
friend. A little kindness
costs nothing.
3. Our goods are the
very best and prices are
right. You are a winner
from merely buying.
4. When we are acting
so generously, why can't
you get some checks for
a friend ?
5 Depend upoa it that
absolute fairness is guar-
anteed to everybod; . No
favoriteism whatever. We
want the store to be more
favorably known than
ever.
6. This trip will be a
delightful one and every-
thing on a generous scale.
7. Before August 26th
our register checks will be
prized as if they were
pure gold. Get all of
them you can.
8. Get going.
g. Produce counts as
cash. .
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Starts on May 21st .
and Closes August 25.
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Potatoes 60c per bushel.
Egg per 17c dozen.
IIANNA BROS.
WINGH.AM.
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