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The Wingham Times, 1908-06-25, Page 6THF: WINGEAM TIMES, JUNE 26, 11 8 MINOR 1.ceA-6' -Alittesre Currie c glumus sbloped .4+4,1171,2xauT:-yn SRe nEt?Pow- ►nu2 ear Wed ut butene to W peon ell. Mr lea G. Parker of 4Yi►;n a?ti tohtiiiix illenredtty, June 95th. -Saay elms the longest day of the Dominion Day next Wednesday-- *. 1c1bbli,a holiday. -Order your wedding imitations and 'bating cards at the TIMES cfWWe. -_..Wingham nigh School olosed on Tuesday for the mid•Summ holidays, -Fable 2•y. makes a • °omit noted, aguality fixings fa •• e. Salads" Tea is 8othnoted and fa'/' . s. --Wwghaan Oremounn are arranging ter Meir annual' church fiervioe to be held nn Sunday. July 13th. -_..Beerier roestirer of Court Maitland, 424entdien Order of Foreseers will be held :eau Friday evening of this week. -linen d.:wt ge was date iu d fferent safe of Ontarin by ate a vc,ret electrical ahem on Friday evening last g Min•ue. daughter or air lieueel. esu eaui, TuPsday. -It's about time the ' hervebtiug" of the Rnnnal crop of weeds. eta , on *MI of the residential streets in town was commenced, -As Three Rivere, Quite, on Monday, rine hundred. builuings were destroyed by lie and the lose is placed at $2,500,000 ---Air J S Found, 0 P It agent at {Oortee and sou of Mr. James Found of rel, lute b_e4 promoted to the agency at R,rri 'too. -The by law voted on at Listowel on Mummy for $18 000 for a municipal sal: Mae unlit plant was defeatet by a maj Vrit2 of two. -Don't fail to See. the costume parade of tho Luaknow pipe band in 'Wingham next Treads), evening. The pipers wi•1 fnrnit& inutile for St Apdrev,:'e church garden party. -Mr. and Mrs. T. Gibson, Fordwizh, a=mance the engia;tluent of their dat gh'er, Merger; 3 Ad -14, to Mr Alex act der Hill of Mitchell, The wedding will take place quietly oe Jove 3'1•h Bet els. DIE F awn Ir. 'nee loth, Robert D. Farieh, aired 36 years anti 7 menthe. Wlmrr-lu bel;,rove, on June 18th, William Wiley, need 91 years end 6 months. Baum— In Wingbam, on June . 22nd, I.iI}gc of `3urnb,rryrnrd ista years nee*8lmonths ted, -A nwm)Pr of Wingham people at 1 tended the Brick March Enwortb L"a gut+ garden party et the hemp of Mr John Reid in East Wi awanosh on Fri- dey evening Iasi. The Salvation Army Bend furnished the program. A very pleasant evening's entertainment is re ported. -At the animal meeting of W£ngbam' District, No. 24, L 0. 0 F., held in the Oddfellsws' haU here, on Wednesday afternoon last, Mr. J. W. Haines, of Wingham, was elected D. D G. M. Mr. J. W. Dodd, who has performed the duties of Denriot Secretary for some years, was re-elected --Tee Suns of Scotland will bold a ,le„louseration at Kincardine on July Bit;C. An t,xcurtion will be run on the •$iticardi.-e Pelmeraton branch of the &* T. R. -loop: dor Robb, Principal Taylor cif the High S, heel, and Principal Mus - 9; rove of the Public School, will examine the entrance candidates at Wingham, Wroxeter and Fordwioh. _.-Minerva Encampment, I 0 0. F. alas arranged to hold the annual occur. Bion to Sarnia and Detroit, on Saturday, August 8•h. Particulars will be giyen • .1A, future items of the TIMIIS. Entrauoe examinations commenced at the High Sdhool on Wednesday vuurning, with the Principal, J. A. TnyJw, B. A., 7u charge. Sixty-eight teandieateB are vv siting at this centre. -Mr. J. Cunningham has potatoes in abloom; pretty early. -Clinton New Era. Yes, pretty early Bret Holmes, but the Editor of the TIMES had potatoes in abloom in his garden on the 6th of Jane. PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice is hereby given th a Fed Steer, abnur one veer old ve tmpaned• ed in the Wieg„un Pon i Rhona the 10th of JUDE), 191;8, ud at it not pre- vtonsly clairned b e owner, the animal win be sold peens auction et the petted on Thursday, Jaly 10,13., 67 3 o'uluok p rn FRANK PATERSON. Ponuaheeper Wingham, June 22 1908 -The many friends of M:. Hugh Hamilton well be sorry to learn that he is confined to his bed through illness Mr. Hamlltcn has been in poor health for some months and bis illness took a serious turn on Friday last. Mr. Hamilton is now improving and we hope to see bim soon able to be around again. PERSONAL. TAKE NOTICE. That 3 13, Jerome, Dentist is musing beautiful sets of tejt lra teeth for eight dollars, and inserting the Patent Airohamber• All work guaranteed. wingham. Office in vhiyholm sleek, CANADIAN NOME CIRCLES y.rrrv'rrrrrrrrvvwr ivvvvrrr ••Hr ••.**.+ ..st *.t••• rnerryvvvvyvvvvyvvv'rvvrFa:toll'sir r tt• The Little R i 1 PP 1IP PP e IP IP. 41 IP I.4 IP Ip • * • Report 1 10. it iiOP 4 IP \'Iringhainn C1re<1e, No. 434 Meets First Thursday in each month, at 8 for cheapreliable nsuranceel of itt•d dAsk to see , ur rates of any member or officers Ladies accepted at same rate as men. REP. T. 13. BoYI.E, T. E. Ron2Nsoi, Leader. Recording Secretary W. J. WYXE6,Financial Secretary, RAILWAY TIME TABLES. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYbTSm, TRAINS 7.BAC3 TOR London 0.40 a.m.... 8.80p.m Toronto &East 11.03 a.m6.48 a.m.... 2.4p.m Rincardrne..11.67 a.m... 2.08 p•m.. _ 915p.m. ARRIVE rime Hinoardine __.e.40a.m_il00f.m-- 2.40 Pani Londoss ..... - •. 11 64 am-. 7.86 p.m. Palmerston ........ 10.30 a.m. Toronto t:¢ East..,.... 245 p.m... 0.15 p.m. L. HAROLD, Agent, Wingham. OANAD1AN PACIFIC RAILWAY. TRAINS LxAV11 BUR Toronto and Beet... .. 6 622 a.m .. -. 0 80 1, VI, Teeswater -.. 1 le poet ....10 08 p.m ARR7vB rapid Teeswater... 6.e5 a. el. 8 3a P.m. Tot onto t netEast - 10 p m.. -.10.08 p.n • J. n.bb, 16.nt.. dltrr.t,Winrbam. Mr. B Gerry, of Brussels, was in town on Tuesday. Mil. Brownlee. of California was visit• ing this week with Mr. John Quirk. Mr. John Powell, of Detroit, was visiting with his sister, Miss P. Powell. Miss L Gray, of Toronto is visiting at the home of her brother, Mr, W. G. Gray. Mr John Anderson, of Wareham is visiting with relatives in Wingham and district. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gregory are spending a few weeks with relatives and friends in Winnipeg. -Mr. W. P. Grierson used new pota• toes and green peas from his garden on Saturday last. This will be the r000rd for this year The 12,11 of July is the noael date to dig new potatoes in this ehBtriet. -Mr. J. C. • Smith, B. A., of the Wingham High Sohool staff, has been appointed examiner in Torouto, to read the departmental examination papers of the various candidates throughout the Psovinoe. Mr. Absolam Taylor left last week for Clyde, Alta., where he intends spend. ing the summer months. Mr, and Mrs. W. 0. Mclvor and Mies McIver, of St Thomas, are visiting with relatives and friends in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Showers were visiting for a few days with the Mrs. at Showers'sister, Goderich. 1 -Burke's Falls, an incorporated vil- lage in the Parry Sound district was ewopt by fire on Sunday and a large portion of the business section was des- ,troyed. The loss is placed at $150,000 with insurance of $70,000. -Mr. W. J. McGregor has sold the Lucknow Sentinel to J. L. Naylor of Essex. Mr. McGregor greatly improved the Sentinel during the short time be was in charge, and is retiring from the business owing to ill-health. -The Baptist garden party on Tues- dAy evening was a sucess, notwith- standing the heavy rain. An adjourn- ment was made to the ohnroh where an interesting program was rendered by Wm Salvation Army Band. and others. --Sunday and Monday were the two warmest days this year. On Monday the thermometer soared to 90 in the shade sued on Sunday up to 88. These are the enarmest June days since 1901 when one day the thermometer registered 97 de- -The Lnoknow Pipe Band which will furnish the music et the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ohurcb garden party next '.Cneeday evening will parade the streets before going to the grounds. The play - ,ars will be dressed in the "Black Watch" ,onetime. -Mr. John. Kerr's delivery horse, ,driven by William Weames, tan away on Friday last. The young man was thrown from the rig and alightly in- jured, the horse wan somewhat used up and the harness and wagon were con- siderably damaged. -marry A, Collins, Supreme Tres. eltrer of the Independent Order of ?oresteru, died et his home in Toronto onSanrs Saturday, after afoy dayss illness, Stns. Cai1's was a nice of the late Thos. Price of Wingham and abn' ,spent pot of her girlhood days In this town. 1...4 -,The .first. copy of the Dungannon News haat reached the Times office. The News is published by Mr Palmer, late of the Wroxeter Star. The paper starts off with a good advertising pat- ronage, but it is doubtful if a place the tine of Dungannon can supporta news- -Meters. A. Mackenzie and V. Van- norman are doing considerable business in this vicinity for the Dominion Light.. wing Itod Go. of l .ndee. with every Aare furnished with a lightning rod is glv tui inearanee to the atrtdtitlt of 00 for five yeart, renewable et the end otk that time for at Olinger period at x *Cot Of 11.00. The oonip tjr it an old oleic, hiwvin% bAOa ettabli,.lied 1111812. -41111MMoN• +++444.4.444.4.1444.44+++++.444 444.44.1 g.+++.d•3• R YAICROCERY 4. -+1• s Strawberries Il I Strawberries 1 1 Sumner School . Jared nly and August leads into our Fall Term withunt any break. Enter any time. New tatalogne free. Write for it to•aay. CENTRAL BL'SINEtS COLLEGE Toronto. 'The largest, most reliable of its kind. W. E. SHAW - Principal Yonge and Gerrard streets Mrs Robt. Lockhart left on Tuesday far the West, where abe will spend the summer months with her eon and daughters. Miss Hazelwood and Miss Kate Hazel• wood, of Wroxeter, spent a few days of the past week et ,the home of Mre. F. G. Sperling. Mise Ethel Musgrove and her cousin, Miss Lizzie Henry, of Kinloss left on Tuesday for Edmonton, where they will visit for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McKenzie, who have been visiting with relatives and friends in Wingham and vicinity left this week for their home in Winnipeg. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell and daughter, Miss Jean Maxwell, of the Bluevale road were visiting for a few days eith relatives at Galt and Brant- ford. Among those who took in the exonr• Bion on the "Greyhound" from Goder ich to Detroit on Saturday last were W G. Patterson, John Hanna, Mrs. C. W. Inglis, Miss Bugg, and' Master Claude Maxwell. Claude wi.l spend the sum- mer months with his aunt, Mrs. B. B Pullin at Owosso, Mioh. 7 CENTRAL,2Y o Tiles// di STRATFORD. ONT.- 4.+ + 4. + '1'We are handling nothing but 1 3+. the best Strawberries, and will f' a. fill orders for preserving at lowest prices for No. 1 Berries. Leave your order early. Fresh Berries every day. + q. . , 4, •1• + +1, SEE OTYR SELECTION OF + T. Qinner Ware, Toilet Sets 4.4. 4. 4.and Fancy China 4. + ' before buying. + + + + ++ d, Highest prices paid for produce. + + ++ 1.J.Malcolm +4. PHONE 14. + + + 4.÷44.1.4.4•44.4.444.44.1-1444++4-1-1.4 ... _ 1 . 1 1 i THE FREE TRIP CONTEST 1 . , 1 ,,„4 TORONTO TO z4, • + Daily eontinues to gain increasing interest ,, z and popularity. Every day the contest is + keener and here and there are cash register t + checks which will certainly be used. Ify are not going to use them give them to a friend :♦ who is in the contest b 4 Is the leading business training echnol in Western Ontario. We give a thorough, practical training 011 Commercial Subjects, Isaac Pitman's Shorthand, Touch Typewriting. and in t)ommeroial and Railroad Opera- ting. leach department is in the hand of experienced instructors. We assist students to positions. Oar graduates always succeed, for onr courses are the beet. Get our free catalogue and learn more seem ns. Yon may enter now. ELLLOTT & fficlICHLAN PRINCIPALS. Fresh Fish Izridays. The Rev. W. G. Howson was a few years ago pastor of the Annette Et. Church in West Toronto. The Metho- dists there are now building a magniB- oent church, costing $40,000 and which is to be oompleted and opened in the month of September next. Mr, Howson has been asked by the Trustee Board to to be one of the preachers in connection with the opening services. Mr. J. J. Anderson, 01 Mento. Man„ is visiting with old friends in Wingham. Mr. Anderson had been for many years a resident of this town, having conduct, ed the saw mill now owned by Mr, ,7. A. been fish west he a Since going McLean. S farming on a large scale and has pros - period. His nnni9rend friends were pleased to meet him mud see that the passing time has been dealing kindle► with him. Sfelltnapv-••In least Wawanosh, on June 23rd, to Mr. and Mr. Wes. McBurney ; a eon. agent l.- -I11East Wawknoeh, rn June 23rd to Mre and airs. Geo. bkinn; a son. And ubirs 'Wm. Broak4 a daughter Oth, to Mr. and Mrs, Thee, Strrechan, on a sa»0th, to Sir. MARRIED 111cIttrosx-7,19mtri:trAs--At the hrete of the ne bride's p1'yyrRi v. nth H McTavish, Esetena 7.1f. .A . eldest daughter of Ids. end Mrs. Henry 7Anantermaa to Mr. Frederick P. S. McIntosh, all of Remick. Cot7rmr8-Ba10 tees. -+In Philadelphia, Pain. AMP a Mende) to Atise'llosen Brigha(formerly HOMESEEKERS' 2ND CLASS Round -Trip Excursions MANITOBA.TO SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA GOING DATES April 14, 28 dune 9, 23 Aug. 4, 18 May 12, 28 duly T, 21 Sept.1,15, 29 Ticket. dood to return within 80 days VERY LOW RATES from sil points in Ontano. Raining,/ Winnipeg end return 532.00 between Edmonton and return $42.60 Tickets issued to all North-West points, TOURIST SLEEPERS'A limited number of Tourist Sleeping dare will be run on each excursion, fully equipped with bedding, oto. Berths should be secured and paid for through local agent et least six days before excursion loaves. Rates and full information contained free R agent forpancopy, 07 writhlet. Ask near- est C. S. POSTER, District Pru. eat., C.P.B., Tomato I have made arrangements for weekly shipments of Fresh Fish, and will be able to supply them : THEREFORE . ... : . s Next week we will report the standing of the 4e different competitors. Kindly bring in your 4. + checks and let us report them, your friends ki Z will then help you. I + + ,z ring.., ..4„ 41 + • + O + 4- Z 44 41 Specials For The Week . 41o 41+ i.41 + ..i, f + I • Men's Garner Ladies Cerner + + Every Friday. All orders will receive prompt attention. THOS. FELLS THE POPULAR WAY TO THE WEST Is via Chicago and St. Paul and the rates 10 prinoipal points in Mani- toba, Alberta and Saskatchewan are now the same via this route as fors merly applied via North Bay. DOMINION DAY Return Tickets at Single Fare BUTCHER. BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will keep -for service on his Rod) a thoroughbred Yorksbbiro a Boar luevale Terms -$1, to be paid at time of service. T. M. Wingham, P 0 •. Between all stations id Canada, a,ed to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich., Bnfialo, Black R t'k and Sus. tension Bridge, N Y. Good. goir.g Attie 50th and July 1st. 'Worn thrift Thnreday, July 2nd. Pull information est any Gaud Trunk Ticket Office. POPULAR STALLIONS The Imported Clydesdale stallion "Badge of Heuer" will myake the season of 1908 es follows: B Monday. ev le for Yrabk:LWrights, owner's N milessnorth of Jamestown, cum 1,'1urnberry, for noon; and to the, Sing Edward Hotel stable, Wrox• Iter, for night. Tuesday -To James Wylie's, con. 6. Turnberry, by way of the Belmore gravel road, for not.n; and to his owner's stable, Bluevale, by way of the 4th con. of Tnrnberry, for night where he will stay the remainder of the week until Monday morning. Wei.l:1EWITT, J. Wig NGetor. Groom. Now's your chance for a bar- gain in up-to-date and swell millinery. 150 Trimmed Hats at very much reduced prices. Buy another if you al- ready have one you can well afford it at the prices offered. All new, this sea- son's styles and trimmings. Be smart and get the choice. SHIRT WAISTS—Our entire stock on sale. 98c for any one up to $2.00; and $I.98 for any one up to + $3.75. A snap so early in the season. 1 moosematesismssossise. + The imported Clydesdale Stallion "Drum- hurle Chief" will make the season of 1908 as follower,- et•- 1 Tuesday -Will leave his ownsis stable, , Ehievale, for Geo. Turvey's, con. 2, Morris, for noon; then to Thos. Warwick's con. 3, Morris for night. Wednesday -To Jas. Shed - don's, con. 4, Morris, for noon ; then to Jos. Millet's, eon. 3, Morris for night. Thursday- To John Mertz es. eon. 10, East Wawanosh, for noon; then to .Tax. McGee'e, con. 10, East Wawanosh, ler night. Friday -To John Leg- gett's, near•Whitechurth, for noon,* then to Dr. A. T.Ford's 5810 retable, for for night. Saturday --To hie owners stable, Blue vete,and remain until following Tuesday morning'. J. W. RING, Proprietor anti Manager. + + The imported Clydr.Caie Stallion, "Mascot" will make the sr aeon of 1069 as follows:•-- Monda-hear© his owner's stable, Bleevale for Prams Wright, Ir. )'4 milts north of James, Covin, for neon; then to Est1+'s hotel stables, Wroxeter, frr night. '.rues ay-•ToJas.Sir- tors's, con. f, '1 nrnberree for noon; then to his . 0w041•'8 ttaikh Btu;tva e, for night. Wednes- ► .b fur zoeh;tt]= tb h9novkbei/eeihb e i rnnigh8:: " Thursday -To Andrew bfitchell e, Cot, 0; lel Turnbeere, far noon; then to isrediewle note, statics. W inghatm, in iii ll, .P.M. 'richly -At Brunswick hotel stables, Wingham ail day. Saturday, to hie owner's stable, Bluevale, and remelt until following trendai• morula . I 'Vs ts t Z J. W, SING, 17. ).oe,n esee,e, , _ tomoo t i'roprietor. tiaustsi'. All ie Ptppn ► t►r SKIRTS—Regular $5.00 light Tweed Skirts, beautifully tailored, get the kind to wear with shirt waists, for $2.99. New goods—rush at it.. WASH SKIRTS—Regular up, - to $3.5o for $1.99. Come while they last; they're a cinch. PARASOLS — Summer Fancy white, trimmed with insertion, also plain; prices away down. , fast c Ladies' les St I5 We have the be black Cotton Hose in town. A special, worth 25c anywhere. STRAW HATS—are Retching it, we have hundreds of the newest, sailors, boaters, and crush—beauties— prices reduced for quick sale—don't miss getting a bargain. 4 - 4 4 9. W A.SH VESTS ----=4 --= 4 How is it with you? Guilty or not guilty? Well, if you're in for it we can help you out for 98c, regular $2,00; and $1.98, regular S4,5o. 'Tisn't hard, is .it? SUITS—Special reduced prices on two -pieced suits—swell light and dark tweeds and worsteds—oh, the shoulders and collar will tempt you, and they don't cost any more than the com- mon, everyday kind so many try and selhwe can save you a nice penny so don't pass us up until you have proven us right. SHIRTS—Negligee, sizes from 14 to 19, all new goods; regular 75c and $I.00, for 49c. See window display, STRAW HATS—Cut, swell shapes, all mew, reg. $t.00.to $I,5o, for 69c. $2.50 hats for $1.69. BLACK SOX—A special 25 Get run at Y c . G e pair, dozen sat to 5 boys, they are as good as our 25c ones. NNA BROS. a