The Wingham Times, 1908-06-18, Page 7THS WINCHA1vI TIMES.
VOL XXXY1L,—NO 1898,
FREE ! FREE 1
50 cents
We are selling $1,00 bottles of
Flaxseed Emulsion and Hypop-
hosphites for 50 cents,
Flaxseed is best fat producer
ever discovered and «lien com-
bined with Hypophosphites is un-
equalled as a SPRING TONIC
and as a remedy for Colds,
Bronchitis, Exhaustion and
Nervous Trouble.
$1,00 Bottles for 50 cents
Walton McKibbou
THE DRUCCIST
jte.donald Block, Wingham.
1
New
Spring
Goods
We have just opened out 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
Snitinge are beautiful, both in
design and material,
The prevailing cohere are Ele-
phant Grays a n d Browns i n
stripes and plaids. Of course
Blacks and Blues are always cor-
rect, and wo have a Large range
of these goods.
HA 1 SHHUIUIit
A choice stook of Hate in all the
newest styles.
Furnishiogsll
A good, new stock in all lines -
Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars.
Gloves, Fancy Vests, etc,
COME IIT.
ROBTI MAXWELL
Merchant Tailor and
Men's Furnishings
WINGHA C, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1908.
Si A YEAR IN ADVANCE
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Weal' Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Fal! and W
The dateof the
winter assizes for
have been annonn
will be held at G
22nd before Jus
non -jury assizes
Justice Mack Ma
ter Assizes.
ntm= sittings and
he county of Huron
ed. The jury assizes
erich on September
ce Anglin, and the
December 1st before
n•
Special primas on all kinds of furniture
at WAl a's Furniture Store.
League
The league baeel
the park Iast Frid
Kincardine and W
a very one-sided on,
in the daily paper
of Wingham. T9
boys were;,blanke
how many runs t
�
aseball.
all game played on
y evening between
ngham proved to be
, The score reported
was 4 to 0 in favor
ae, the Kincardine
, but we will not say
local players snored,
WooL WANTED. -50,000 Lbs. Wool
wanted. Highest l.rioes paid.
G. E. KING.
Moved to Algoma.
Dr. Bethune lei on Friday last for
Emo, Algoma, w re he will reside with
hie son. Before 1 aving Wingham the
Dr. was presented with an easy chair
and a purse of m ey by his numerous
f riende in Win hath. Dr. Bethune,
duffing his long r eidenoe in Wingham
made a wide cit a of friends who will
join with the Es in wishing him
many happy yeas in bis new home.
BRING along your ehoesl• We do
repairing and WE DO IT RIGHT. Lowest
prices, W, J. GREER,
Grading
Daring the past
Barber has been
in grading on d
town. The gradi
more tidy appe
work rias also be
end of Josephi
stones which ha
centre of the road
before a first•ola
pleted.
FRUITS etc.
The pick from reliable
roamer. LEAVE Us YOUR
ORDERS.
GROCERIES
The very best that money
elan bay. PURE AND Orman
`ri US,
TEAS
They're unequalled. We
please others, let tis try and
please you.
Tbore'S nothing like the best
and when that ie reasonable
in prise you might as well
bane It.
1100100.116.000.4.44
COME IMRE
J. Henry ChrIsiIe
he• Streets.
wo weeks Mr. Chas.
ing some good work
erent atreete of the
g gives the streets a
ranee. Considerable
n done on the north
street. The large
e been planed in the
ay should be broken
s job will be eom-
Local Optio
At the regular m
Local Option Assooi
day evening, the ale
left over until the
July, It was deoii
public meeting in
Sunday, July 19th a
appointed to arrant;
suitable program.
Association,
ably meeting of the
tion held last Fri.
tion of oMoers was
regular meeting in
d to hold the next
ie Town Hall, on
Id committees were
for a speaker and a
WANTED. •—Lerg
and tub butter.
quantities eggs 18o;
Geo. E. KING.
Child was rowning.
Taut Friday aft moors Mr. W, G.
Gray saved a child From drowning. The
little son of Baud'.: eter Jarvis, of the
Salvation Army B nd, was playing at
the mill dam on t • : end of the water•
works race and fe into the water. The
child drifted dow to the iron bars on
the race and was •suiting on with one
hand when Mr, f ray happened along,
heard the cries o the child and rescued
him. A few Juntas more and the
TIDIES would th e week be recording a
drowning acoid: t.
WANTED—One
with or witbou
couple. Apply a
r two fnrnisbedrooms
meals for married
TIMES Office.
Statio
Mr, S. Benne
planing mill, has
for the interior
0. P. R, stations
over and Paisley.
siderable work
mechanics and f
Wingham work
Mr. Bennett had
several of the at
Goderioh branch
Fittings.
t, of the Wingham
eoeived the contract
stings for the new
at Walkerton, Haan -
This will mean con -
for Mr. Bennett's
ther shows that the
ives satisfaction, as
a similar contract for
ions on the Guelph.
fthe C. P. R.
Highest prloe paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Gard
A garden part ,
of the Ladies' Ai
drew's Presbyter'
held on the clear
day evening, Ju
at 8 o'clock. An
ments will be ser
Pipe Band will f
the evening. This
ganization and g
given. The Grand
of Scotland is defra
the band. With go
miser to be a splen
tainment.
n Party.
under the auspices
Society of St. An-
n Church, will be
h grounds, on Tues -
301h, commencing
undance of refresh-
ed, The Lnoknow
nieh the music for
is a splendid or -
d mesio will be
Camp of the Sons
ing the expenses of
d weather this pro -
id evening's enter -
We have f• tale the celebrated
Lehigh Valley 1 oal and best • brands
Portland Cemen
DUFF , STEWART, Blnevale.
Excur•ion to Erin,
Arrangements • ave been completed by
the League of the Gorrie Methodist
church and the t uild orf, the Presbyter -
fan churoh to rn an exoursion to Stan.
ley Park, Erin, i nt., on Tuesday, July
7th. This will .: an exoellent outing
for the young pe • .le as all the enter-
tainment possible is furnished by the
proprietor of 5 nley Park at that
summer resort. Watoh for posters
which will anion • ce the fare and the
time of train.
Women's M1;fsionar
The fourteenth annual
the London Conference o
Women's Missionary So
in the Methodist, Ohnr
commencing on the 9t
100 delegates assemble
stone daily to diecues rep
addresses from other
societies. Among thos
from this vicinity were:
Goderich; Mrs. Rogers,
Joliffe, Clinton; Mrs, M
towel; Mrs, Danamore, 5
Brown, Varna. Mrs. J.
the delegate from the 'Win
Mrs. F. G. Sperling
District Organizer for t
district, and Mrs. John J
now, assistant.
Next Wednes
Wednesday of ne
Day—will be a holi
ed that the stores a
town will be closed.
.day on which the Ti
in order that the eta
with other law•abi
loving citizens, be ens
off, next week's issue
be printed on Tuesda
respondents kindly 12
ns their items a day
Oar advertisers, 'too
us by handing in. t
not later than Mond
ay a Holiday.
t week—Dominion
ay, and it is expect.
business places in
Wednesday is the
s is printed, and
may, in common
ng and liberty -
led to take a day
f tliis paper will
Wilt our tor-
te this and send
artier than usual,
ill greatly oblige
o copy for changes
y noon.
Society.
onvention of
the Methodist
iety was held
h, Strathroy,
. inst. About
for three see•
rte and receive
hutches and
taking part
ire Acheson,
eaforth; Mrs.
Oamns, Lis-
atford: Mrs
Morton was
ham society,
e appointed
e Wingham
yet, of Luck -
Fon SAL11— Buckwheat, D2illet,
Scratch Food, Baby Chink Food. Flour
and Chop, at T. A. Mitts', Wingham.
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Snrgerm
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
Mogibben's drug Store, Monday, .Tune
29th. Hours: 12 a.m. to 8 p.m. Glaseets
properly fitted.
Death of
Lily Ann Dar
William, Baird,
Away suddenly o
year. Deceased
the past few we
and friends and
health. She c
A, Frallok in
evening and We
passed away of
Deoeased was
dents of this e
high esteem.
from the rest
Whiteohtiroh, 0
tO Wifiphawi temeterj'.
Mrs, Baird.
h, retiot of the late
f Turnberry, pasted
Monday, in her 89th
had been visiting for
s among bet relatives
as in her usual good
e to the home of Ur.
Ingham, on Sunday
taken suddenly ill had
er a very that illness,
ne of the pioneer ret;.
:'tion and was held in
e funeral took place
nee of her ton, neat
Wednesday afternoon,
100 mattresses to eeil at reduced
prices for nest 80 class at WALKER'S
Fnrnitnre Store.
Orange Celebration a
Ripley Orangemen are n
sive preparations for th
there on July 13th, and ii
there will be a large gathe
An excellent programme
ranged. The members
L. O. L., as well as the La
and Young Briton Lodg
brating with the brethren
will no doubt make a st
At the semi-annual nee
Huron County L. O. L.,
ham on Monday, Mr. Ge
secretary of the oomm;
was present and ennuis+
by encouraging words
of a most successful ce
Great stock of sideboards and buffets.
at out rate prices at WALKER'S Furni-
ture Store.
Pocket Pic
Mr, John Leath
the Farmers' In
Guelph on Friday
city had an exper'
soon forget, Mr
a street car to
College and in t
book was lifte
suepeoted man
police notified a
a fellow givin
Jefferson, Toro
Leathern ident'
description of
from his pock
appeared bef
was sent up f
Leathorn di
with him. T
ing other peo
ed Consider
him.
ed at Guelph.
rn, of town, took in
titute excursion to
beet and while in that
nce that he will not
Leathorn had boarded
o to the Agricultural
e crowding his pooket
from his pocket. The
was spotted and the
d it was not long until
the name of Frank
to, was arrested. Mr.
ed his man and gave a
the way the bills taken
were folded. Jefferson
o the magietrate and he
trial. Fortunately Mr.
not have much money
e thief had been bothers
le for when he was searoh-
e money was found on
Ripley.
king exten-
celebration
is expected
ing present.
is being ar-
f Wingham
y True Bine
, intent cele -
t Ripley, and
ong turn out.
ing of North
eld in Wing-
. H. Mooney,
tee at Ripley,
d the members
the prospects
bration.
Making Im royements.
Since taking ov:r his front street
property, Mr. M. 0 2erbrigg has been
making iwprovem nts in the stores.
He has enlarged hie photograph gallery
and has redecorate • the interior, making
it one of the very b st gr Ileries in West.
ern Ontario. The rant of the building
has been treated to a new dress of paint.
Mr. 2urbrigg bel eves in having en
attractive place of •usiness.
WANTED. -1101 tubs choice Bras
batter; any quantity eggs. Highest
prioes paid, either cash or trade.
GEo. E KING;•.
Huron Fruit
The next provinoial
held in Toronto earl
Last year the county
$25 for prizes to conn
$50 for expenses in m
Tlie County of Hero
a table 4ft. x 30ft.
orably commented o
newepapers and fru;
report of the exhibit
County Council she
meat of the money,
150 parties from diff
county who oontrib
exhibit. The Coun
with the result la
lar grant is made
growers in this can
in • this exhibition t
of this county ea
second to that in a
vince. Outside the
should compete
classes. Anyone c
and information re
exhibit by writing
Goderich Horticnit
East Hu
The Distr
East Hum
held at the
Haire; Ethel
Represented
Molesworth,
were pteeen
ports were r
chem which
was also the
reoeipta for
the expendi.t
omcere war
Mrs. Wm.
Pres., Mrs.
Pres., Mrs,
Trees , Mrs.
Directors,
Molesworth,
Mts. 5, Cole
Choice v
music was g
branch, luso
Doer" by MI
the business
served en th
spent after
home eater
With the
on Women's Institute.
et annual meeting of the
Women's Iastitate Was
home of Mrs. John Bolt-
on Thursday, June Lith.
es from the Fordwich,
Gerrie, and Ethel branches
to the number of 78. Re-
ad from the various bran- �
ere very eneonraging. as'
District report. The total
o past year were $102.06,
re , $85 81. The following
elected: District President,
oggins, Fordwich; let Vice
S. Cole, Ethel; 2nd 'Vice
John Evans, Gorrie; Seo.-
anleti Armstrong, Gorrie;
ordwich, Mrs. J. Wade;
s. D P. Stewart; Ethel.
Gerrie, Dors. (Rev) Farr.
el and instrumental
Ven by members of oath
recitation "At the Stage
Pomeroy, of,Ethel. After
seting ptosed, lunch Was
lawn and a pleasant hour
blah all wended their~ way
ming thetnsetvee delighted
t Unreal annual Meeting.
Owers.
hibition will be
in November.
ade a grant of
y exhibitors and
ing the exhibit.
exhibit occupied
d was very fav-
by
avby many leading
growers. A full
was made to the
ing the disburse•
d names of some
rent parts of the
ted fruit for the
I were so pleased
year, that a amt.
his'year. If fruit
ty take an interest
e fruit production
be shown to be
part of the pro-
ounty exhibit we
the provincial
Bemire prize lists
peoting the county
to W. Lane, seo'y
al Society.
Let your feet en oy Dominic• say in
a pair of our core rtable ex •rda, Wr:
have them in bice , tan auvas.
J. GREER.
Change on rand Trunk.
A new time tabs : went into effect to
the Grand Trunk Railway on Snndesy
last, and while the e is no change In the
passenger train sot ice to affect Wine -
ham, the freight tr ins are changed oosi-
siderably. Ia futu e the freight tra n
up from Paimereto+ in the morning will
turn at Winghane a • d return to Paimer-
aton, leaving here : t 11.10 a. m. The
freight trains on th L H & B. will in
future run through o Krnoardiue. This
ie the first time in wenty years, that
the crews on the Lo, don line have been
ordered to ren thr... gh to Kincardine
and it means that i. future no freight
train orewe will r main in Winghem
over night. This • i11 likely make it
necessary for Mr. H Fixture, engineer
on the London freig . t, to move his fam-
ily to Kincardine.
Dou't forget the
them look well o
once you see our
S hoes.
FOR SALE — Buckwheat, Millet,
Scratch Food, Baby Chink Food, Flour
and Chop, at T. A. MILLS', Wingham.
Having sold out t
we wish to have
paid before the e
Payment may be
Store.
Mr. W. J. Boyce,
1 seoonnts due us
d of this month.
ado at Mr. Boyoe's
J. BUGG & SOL
Died at
Mr. Walter Cord
D. T. Hepburn,
his home in Usha
week, in his 80th
Hepburn were at
funeral. Mr. Co
Dumfrieehire, S
this country with
young and settl
northern part of
ed to Oshawa i
manufacturing b
Maraca lidannfao
later founded t
Company, Limit
favorably known
manufaotnrerS o
menta. This firm
nese for many ye
six years ago, so
Weed Company 0
after continuing t
couple of years,
their own plant.
took a keen int
a strong Clonmerva
great worker for t
and Nerved in n
honor on the Tow
for a period of ai
served many ter
oil, and was Slee
1899. He leaves
tars and three so
the exception of
ries .
shawa.
ard, father of Mrs.
f
this town, died at
, on Tuesday of last
year. Mr. and Mrs,
ahawa attending the
ithard was born in
timid, and came to
is parents when quite
d at Manilla, in the
bis county. He may -
1875 and entered the
sines, first with the
wring Company, He
e ()onithard & Scott
d, a firm widely and
through Canada as
agricultural implo-
did et sucoesefnl bud-
s, And finally about
d out to the Trost &
Smith's Falls, who,
e business there for a
malgamated i; with
t. ConIthard alwas s
st in polities, being
tte. xe was also
e benefit Of the town.
arty all positions of
Council, being Reeve
teen years. Be also
B on the County Coun-
t:d Warden intoe year
family of 'sirs dough-
'', all of whom, with
ne daughter, aro mar•
iidren'efireet—have
Do 'on Day. Be
line of Children's
W. J. GREEK.
Insurance R
At the meeting o
of the Independen
held in Toronto la
rates were raised o
joined the Order p
rates mean an bac
oent, To give en
o •ease we take a
age of 25 and tak
The old rate was
the new rate is $,1
cents. The mem
are raised iu the me proportion, One
of the options a •ggested by the S. 0. R.
his provided that the
be retained, but the
Iioy reduced, so as to
proportion of $1,000 ae
re paying were of the
some cases, for those
ge among the oldest
cies will be cut in two,
acoepted. The old
ed into three classes,
prior to 1891, whose
ally be reduced most,
es lowest; those bet -
1896, and those who
1895 and 1898. The
ere affected is 112,076
insurance carried is
e salary of the Supreme
diced from $7,000 to
Treasurer from $7,000
daces' from $2,500 to
es Increased.
the Supreme Court
Order of Foresters,
week, the inanran0e
alt members who
for to 1898. The new
case of nearly 70 per
illustration of the in -
ember joining at the
ng $1,000 ineuranoe,
7 cents per month and
12, an increase of 45
ars at different ages
MO`4PAY EV ING'S STOFOL
Goasiderable Dam
'n'he eleotrio stor
d;goribed througho
43 very aeroe, but
!a oonoerned it wa
ge in This Section,
of iaet Friday was
t Western Oatarie
far as this aeotiot
not anything like
.inch a severe storm as that which came
to Ibis locality s • ortly after seven
o'clock on Mond • y evening. Two
alarms, one from th south-east and one
from the north-wes seemed to meet and
for some time the sky was lit up by
lightning of the m:et dazzliog desorip•
tion. There was very heavy down-
pour of rain and the wind was very
high. Oonsiderabt: hail fell, but it is
not thought any •amage will result
from the hail. Th . high wind did not
do damage to any : reat extent. There
was no damage fry al the lightning is
Wingham, but the e are several losses
to report in this section, Mr. Peter
McEwen, near Wr'xeter will, as far as
we leave been abl: to learn, have the
heaviest Ices. Th barn on the Walker
farm, reoently p • robased by Mr. Mo -
E wen was struts and° burned to the
ground. In the ,arn were about 500
bushels of grain, + binder, mower, seed
drill and other i .. pienients. The con•
tents were cove •:d by insurance, but
the barn was rth some $1,800 and
$1 000 insurance was carried. Mr. Mo -
Ewen is not lef without barn a000mo
dation as he ha: two good barns on his
other farms. M , D. 1ldoparmick, north
of Wingham, ha i a mare and ooit killed,
Mr. Mc0ormic was standing in the
doorway of h : house watohing the
storm when th animals were struck.
Mr. Daniel M Tavish, who lives` two
miles north of °'roxeter had •a thrilling
experience. H: was driving to his borne
from the viliag:, when the horse he was
driving was in:tantly killed. Mr. Mo-
Tavish was sii•_htly stunned. It is re-
ported that tw • tarns were burned in
Howiok and o • e in East or West Wa-
wanosh, but w have not been able to
get particulars.
The storm • as pretty general in
Western ()ate • and damage was done
in different se dons. The heavy rain
caused a wash • at on the Southampton
branch of the a rand Trunk, near Mile -
may and the niht train was wrecked.
As a result Eng neer Aliward is dead,
Fireman O'Kee er and Baggagernan
Bonrdy are bad y injured, and the hun-
dred and twen odd passengers were
given a severe shaking np. That the
Inas of Lf ii so =mall is providential, as
the train was r nning at a high rate of
speed and the shout was co plate.
was adopted.
old rates might
amount of the
make it the sane
the rates they w
proper rates. In
over 42 years of
members, the po
if this option
members are div
those who joined
petioles will eat
as their rates we
ween 1891 and
joined between
number of mem
and the amount
$140,816,528. T
Secretary was r
$5,000, Suprem
to $4,000, and
$2,000.
Beautiful ne • patent shoes for men,
Read advt. on page 5. WILT4S & Co.
Morrie
The Brussels
riage of Mr. Ira
follows:—"At 5
evening of this
knot was tied by
"The Maples,".
eels, between Ira
of C. ohrane and
Mies Minnie, d
Naughton, of
performed and
presence of a
Instead of t
March Miss C:
voice that br:
bride,wb0 woe.
Was nnacoomp:
a becoming c •
over peau -de -s.
fel bemuse A
oompany sat d•
The wedding
popularity of
numerous, vol
Among the nu
table from the
Sabbath School
in Which org•
been actively a
for years; an•
young men's 13
Patter was the
er. After au
happy couple
"Wingham whe
ing with there
supply of tic:
wishes of el list
a happy aiid p
at Brussels
ort reports the mar-
rker of this town as
o'clock, Wednesday
ek the matrimonial
' ev. E. G. Powell, at
?•rinoese street, Bros -
e, Parker, of the firm
arker, Wingham. and
nghter of Ronald Me -
own. Ceremony was
✓ a floral bell, in the
ergo number of guests
customary Wedding,
tie Hingeton sang "The
thed o'er Eden." The
Ivan away by het father,
nied by attendants, were
:tume of cream de sprit
e, and carried a beanti-
ter congratulations the
wn to a dainty luncheon.
THE FALL FAIRS.
Wingham
Toronto
Loudon..,r,
Underwood, , , ,
Tiverton .„
Tees water
Ripley
Palmerston,
Drogannon,
Fordwich
Li.to gel. ,
B. th
Brunels
Nothing to e "Vic; ria" in Cana-
dian made eh es fri) women. Every
pair guarantee . twee. SL Co., sole
agents in Wingiam.
FOR SALE.—Singly, or together, two
matched half Clyde Mares—one 4, one 8
years old. Inquire at H. E. Isard's &
Cloas store.
Aug. 20—Sept 14
Sept 11-19
Sept 29 —30
Oat. 2
Sept, 16-17
•
Dominion ID
Oa summit of
Grand Trunk Ra
issue return ticket
tween all stations
Detroit and Port H
Buick Rook sod
N Y„ good going
renaming on or be
Secure nekets fro
Ticket Agent,
way Spits .. will
at ring fare be -
on, ti ich., Buffalo,
aspension Bridge,
ane 30tin July 1st,
ore July Mad, 19C8.
any Graud Trunk
BLUEVAIGE
SAW MILL.
Though our mill w estrOy-
still have a la stock ot
LUMBER AND SHINOLES
on hand, and can fill all orders,
COAL lured CEMENT
also on band for sale.
DUFF & STEWART.
til SUMMER SCHOOL.. 5 --
JI
111 WINGRAM. BUSINESS COLLEGE
Geo. Spotton, Principal.
Nonce —Dr. Bethune h left his ac-
counts with David al or collection.
All accounts must ettled with him
at his made store efore the first of
August, 1908.
Deaths in G
The Goderioh mi
perience on Sunda
saying that trouble
In the afternoon
Kenzie ot E Comp
ment, died as the re
at the sports held in
°amp on Saturday
Porter, 18 years of a
4 company, Thirty
whose home hi in CI
his watch near the in
River in the mornin
ing along with his
went neer to see
Being unsuceeesful,
swim, but as the el
oare to go in he sai
the beilk until Ha
lack to Camp.
out about twenty
suddenly he dim
'aeree by an unclad
moment and calI
i3hore for help, bat
ter cotald get to hi
A boat WAN proem
found a half hour
was a dealt in
derich Camp.
*my camp had ex -
of the truth ot the
never come singly.
ivate Douglas Me -
ay of the 26th regi.
nit of over exertion
onneetion with the
aftetnoon, Harry
e, a private in No.
Seciond Regiment,
ton, was drowned
ath Of the Maitland
, end be the °Vela -
other Howard they
they could find it.
er brother did tot
he Would wait on
y tetsdy to go
°Wig Porter waded
et from shore when
eared, being °foaled
Mut. He arOse in
to his btother
afore the elder Pox -
he was out of sight,
a end the body was
the floyai Bank M
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