HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-07-16, Page 6THE WINGIIAAi TIMES,, JULY ],G, 1308
MINOR LOCALS.
The Qitizsts' Baud has been omag•
tad tee ftarnisla the =ate at Can Ripley
Oa fair.
Pular 1. 0. O. F. eaoursioa to
Bernie and D,str, it on Saturday,
Angnet Sth.
A. glees of iced "Set a" Tea will be
(mud moat ref F : ing this warm
Weather. .As caolfrg as a summer
lareezo.
---Winehatn's civic holiday on Thurs.
day, July 30th. This is the date of
the annual Sunday school exeureton to
Siinoardine.
--Weoxetet'a civic holiday will be on
the 2e+h of Jaly and the fraternal
societies leave charge of the arrange -
meats for the day.
---Read advt. on page six giving full
particulars of the popular I 0 0. F.
excursion to Sarnia and Detroit, on
Saturday, A.ugust 8 h.
-Monday etas a very quiet day in
Wingham The celebrations took many
people from town and the farmers are
busy tattle the haying.
-Mr. Moore, late 0 P. R agent at
Teems ater has moved his family to
town and has rented Mr R. F. White's
house on Catharine street.
-Me. Alex. Orr, of the Hotel Blocs
wick, has not been in the er joyment of
good health for some months past and
his littlest] has recently taken a more
serious turn.
-His Honor Jadge Doyle will hold
court in Wingham to -day (Thursdat) spending two weeks with her parents
z0ntmenciug at 10 o'clock to deal with in Brantford,
the appeal of the Western Foundry 00.
against their assessment
Mr. John Barnard, of London, wee
palling ou Wingham friends on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs, Jobe Bugg and Miss Birdie Bugg
are vteiting with relatives and friends
in Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. M. Helm, of Oran -
brook, visited relatives and friends in
town during the week,
Ray. T. S. and Mrs. Boyle, of
Chatham were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
J. D. Burne for a few days,
Dr, H. E. W. Tamlyn is in Niagara
Ft,11s this `week attending the meeting
of the Maeonio Grand Lodge.
Miss C L, Brown returned to Lender,
on Thursday after epencing the season
as head milliner with Miss Boyd.
Misses Gertrude and Edith Harris, of
Wroxeter were visiting for a few days
last week with Wingbnm friends,
Ma and Mre. Geo. Spotton have been
sponding the past week visiting with
Mrs. Spotton's parents at Listowel.
Mrs. Phillips and two daughters, of
Smith Falls are visiting with her ecu -
sin, Mre. W. J. Henderson, at the Junc-
tion.
Miss Belle Wilson, of Turnberry left
on Tneeday for Vancouver, B, C. to
spend two months visiting with her
brothers,
Miss Kathleen Lowe, of London, and
Miss Grace Montgomery, of Toronto,
are visiting at the home of Mr. W. F.
Van Stone.
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Mrs, F. H. Walley and daughter,
Miss Dorothy have returned home after
--The nefortanate shareholders of the
defunct Ontario Bank will be un-
pleasantly enrprieed to learn that a call
on the double liability on their shares
is to be ruade at an early date.
- During the past week several naw
Dames have been added to the TIMES
subscription list. We will send the
TINES to any address in Canada to
Januery let, 1909 for 25 cents.
-Twenty-seven convictions, resulting
in the paying out of between $1,700 and
$1,800 in fines, was the work of the
still of justice that dealt with the
etblind piggers" in Cobalt last week.
-Controller Hocken, of Toronto, has
been chosen as one of Toronto's repre-
sentatives at the Quebec Tercentenary
and the temperance meeting arranged
here for next Sunday evening has been
postponed.
-Mr. Hartley Paterson, eon of Mr,
Arch. Paterson has again been success-
ful in winning a $250 scholarship at the
Columbia University in New York.
Mr. Paterson's many friends here will
be pleased to hear of his continued
euccees.
-Mr. D. M. Anderson, mother of
Mrs._ Wm. Isbister of Morris, died
at the home of her son in Montana on
July let, aged 80 years. The Deceased
lady lived is this section a number of
years ago. Mrs. Isbister visited with
her mother in Montana last summer.
-Post cffice Inspector Austin paid an
official visit to the Wingham post office
:on Thursday and found everything
'very satisfactory. Postmaster Fisher
and his assistants always keep every-
thing in the very best of shape and give
an excellent service to the people of
Wingham and district.
-The company which is to represent
the 33rd Regiment at Quebec will be
in command of Capt. W. W. McVioar,
Brussels, with Lieut. H. C. Dunlop,
Goderich, and Lieut. W. J. Heaman,
Exeter. Five private members of the
Wingham company will go to Quebec
but it is not yet definitely known 'who
they will be,
-The following Huron county Btu.
dents have passed the 190e examL a -
tions of the Ontario Medical Council:
Final -A. E. Aikenhead, Brucefield.
Primary -W. Geiger, Hensall; W. L.
Hackett, Belfast; N. G. Montgomery,
Gerrie; R. R. Montgomery, Wroxeter;
A. McAllister, Hensall; A. H. Taylor,
Goderich; F. J. Thompson, Lacknow.
Mrs. W. H. Ashton, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Elsie Ashton, of
Oamptel-iford, is visitirg her sister,
Mrs. S, A. Maguire.
Misses Bessie and Nora Kennedy are
spending part of their holidays with
relatives and friends in Chatham, Both-
well and Thamesford.
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SaleofSummerr�er Goodsoods
Mrs. (Dr ) J. E. Tamlyn and Dr. H.
E. W. Tamlyn returned home on Friday
after spending two weeks with relatives
and friends at Oobourg,
Mr. Hartley Paterson, of New York
an d Mies Eva Paterson, of Toronto are
spent their holidays with their parente,
Mr. and hare, Arch. Paterson.
Mrs. D. T. Hepburn has returned
home from Oshawa, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Conithard and sister,
Mise Coultbard, who will visit with
Mrs. Hepburn for some weeks.
Mr. H. T. Campbell, who has been
working in Kincardine for the past few
weeks, returned home Tuesday evening,
h aving met with an accident while
working on the new post elfin.
Rev, D. Perrie, pastor of St, Andrews'
Presbyterian church, accompanied by
Mrs. Perrie and family, left en Tuesday
for Pine River, and will spend the next.
six weeks rusticating at "Pine River"
cottage. We trust the outing will be
a pleasant and beneficial one.
The "British Weekly" of London
England, announces the engagement of
Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard, and Mr.
Harold Thornton Ellie, only surviving
son of the Right Hon. John Ellie, M, P.
for the Rnsbcliffe Division of Notting.
hamebire. Mrs, Hubbard is the author-
ess of that interesting book, "A woman's
way through Unknown Labrador,"
which is one of the successes of the
season. Mr. Ellis is of Quaker descent,
and is allied on hie mother's side to the
Rowntree family of Scarboro' and York
Considerable local interest is attaohed
to this item from the fact that Mrs
Hubbard is a sister of Mrs W. H.
Cruiekehank, of Turnberry, and is well
known to many of our readers, having
Our Annual Sommer Sale is now on, and for the next sixty days
wide awake buyers can save money galore in Summer Dress
Goods, Muslins, Gingham, Lawn Waists,
Wbitewear, etc.
A Ifo` E W QIT O'T ATI ON S
50o Muslins far ... 25e
35o Muslins far . , . 20c
25o Mastitis for.... 155.
20e Just -as Delaines 12Sc
25 doe Ladies' Vests
to clear at 3 for .. 10e
15 dee heavy ribbed Cotton Hose, at 10e
3 pas only Bleached Tapliny, reg. 60o, for 25e
10 pas only plain pink Flannellette, reg 100 5e
20 Ladies' Cravenetto Coats, regular $10
and $12 60, for $5.00
Tl,e above are ouly a few cf the many money -savers which we have
to offer from this great assorted stock.
TERAS CASH OR TRADE. No goods charged at reduced prices.
BUTTER 20e.
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CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES
Wingham Circle, No. 434
Meets First Thursdayin each month at 8
p. m. in hall in Chisholm Block. Candidates
for cheap, reliable insurance solicit(d. Ask to
see cur rates of any member cr officers.
Ladies accepted at same rate as men.
Rev. T. S. BOSLE, T. B. ROBINSON,
Leader, Recording Secretary
W. 3. WYLES, Financial Secretary.
TEACHER.. WANTED.
Applications for the position of teacher for
S. S. No. 5, Turnberry, for the balance of 14US,
will be ieceivt d up to Saturday, July .sill,
cc
I uties to mmTIC after summer, vacation.
Applications, stating qualifications and salary
expected, to be addressed to
3. 0. McDOUG ALL.
Secrotarv-Treasurer,
Wingham P. 0
TAKE NOTICE.
ertereveN That J. S, Jerome, Dentist
is making beautiful sets of
teeth for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airchamber. A11
work guaranteed.
Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham.
IN THE SURROGATE COURT
COUNTY OJ' UURON
IN THE NATTER 05 Inn GEARiirANSHrr Of
Grace ]puke Drummond, the infant child
of William R. Drummond, late of the Town
of Wingham in the County of Huron,
gentlem an,ldeceased.
NoTteE is hereby given that after the expira-
tion of twenty days from the first publication
of this Notice application will be made to the
Surrogate Court of the County of Huron for a
grant of Letters of Guardianship of the person
and estate of the above-named infant to
.Toseph Johnston, of the City of London in the
County of Middlesex, ]taker, a cousin of the
said infant.
ST'CART f SCANDRETT, Londcn, Ont.
Solicitors for the Applicant.
Dated the Thirtieth day of June, 1508.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on his
premises, Lot 18, Cell. 1, hforris, CBluevale
Road; a thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar.
Terns --t1, to be paid at time of service.
T. M. BE0iDERSON,
Wingham, P. O.
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visited here at different times, and a and
couple of years ago delivered an in-
teresting lecture in the Methodist
Church on her experiences in Labrador,
KEEP CHILDREN WELL
DURING HOT WEATHER.
Every mother knows how fatal the
summer months are to small children,
Cholera In£antnm, diarrhoea, dysentry
and stomach troubles are alar w'ngly
frequent at this time and t•. often a
little life is lost after a few use illness.
The mother who keeps ;aby's Own
Tablets in the • Ouse i,els safe. The
occasional use Be ''s Own Tablets
prevent stomas a, . bowel troubles, or
PERSONAL. if the trou?ie co es onddenly--as it gen-
erally does -the Tablets will Lrir` the
Mr. Joe. lBocrman has returned home little one through safely. Mrs. George
Howell, Sandy Beach, Qtte., says: -- My
from Saskatoon. baby was suffering with collo, vomiting
Mrs. M. Lamont, of London, is visit- and diarrhoea, but after giving him
ing with Wingham friends. Baby's Own Tablets the trouble
peered. dieap-
I would advise all mothers to
Mica M. E. Fisher is visiting with keep a box of Tablets always at hand."
relatives and friends at Guelph. Sold by medicine dealers or by .Jail at
Mise Mete Gillespie is spending part 25o a bax.from Tae Dr. Williams' fedi- I
of her holidays with relatives at Strath- cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
troy.
Miss Pot Elliott, of Brantford is visit-
ing with Wirgham relatives and
friends.
Mrs. John Nichol was visiting for a
few days with relatives and friends at
Goderich.
liar* bore is spending part of his
bolidais with his friend, Willie Pilgrim
at Hamilton.
Mrs. W. G. Patterson and Mrs. W.
Beraud are visiting with their brothers
at Midland.
Rev. W. Lowe, Of London was yiQit•
lag with "Wingham friends for a few ,
flays this week.
Der, and Mrs, J, A. Haugh and two
daughters were visiting with Wroxeter
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Cummings is speeding two
mouths with relatives and friends in
Albettft and Sialkatchewan.
ALARMED
Tomr t* oN BAEn. -In Wingham, ;,t the
liijnu of +b'],rid spatenta on Tu''v nth, by
Rev. 11. Edgar Allen Mr. Lewis E. I! rilin on,
of WoodQoe1: i3, ati se. :,'ae Baer,
daughtc r of air. and ;Sr. Inward Baer.
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, :Pau.• fStlm. Jen ie, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm..ia.i t, aged 1,; '
years and , days.
tv ir.so -dIn Blyth, on July 1st, Susanna Bell
W ikon, at,( -d.3' years.
ANnl:i'oN-.-On .Icily 1. 124tq at her son's
rosi,'bn,,. in Montana Mrs 1). M. Anderson, r.
lata, of Toronto. mother of Mrs. Win. Isbister,
of Morris, ag(d 1,.0 years.
NOTICE OF coma
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We the t,i S(r;it ncd colieitors of the Town
of Winrha,.i, hei(I.yngree to eleso, nr MECCA
tutu
( the n,„ nthsf July i
G It and Argaist,
followss; 0n each weC1r dap with the (a cptiu»
of Satnrttay. rt 4 p.111., ane en `91,.• .ny at 1
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J. A. MOI.TON
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We are fully prepared to
execute all orders promptly
and satisfactorily. First•class
workmanship guaranteed.
Reduced prices on '.Tinware
and Gr'aniteware are still in
effect.
W Boyce
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Grand
Ter -Centenary
Celebration
July 20 - Aug. 1
RETURN
TICKETS
PROM
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SIN GL FARE
ammo July Ib to 25 INCLUSIVE
RETURN LIMIT AUG. 3
Splendid Train Service
NORTH-WEST EXCURSIONS
by the Canadian through -oar line, leave
July 21, Aug. 4 and 18, Sept. 1, 15 and
29. 60.day return tickets at exception-
ally low rates. For full information see
J. H. BEEoan, Agent at Wingham, or
write 0. B. FOSTER, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto.
0nsee?sor to J. Bung u; Son.
llesit,Ole tteetteAlveallelw9ste
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18.55
To Quebec and Return
From Wingham
Account of Tercentenary Celebra-
tion. Tickets good going July 18th
to 26th, return limit August 3rd, 1008,
Imomyt
The Popular Route to Mus-
koka and Lake of Bays
Train Service and Equip-
ment the Best
A ail
information itt Any Grand
7Cr'ank Ticket Office.
LOWESTthe RATES
NORTHWEST
by any route, are those on C. P R.
Homeseekers' Excursions, which are
now run via new Muskoka line. Hours
saved on old sobedule. 00.day return
tickets to all North-Weet.points, at
rates ranging from
Winnipeg return, $32 00
Edmonton return, $42.50
LEAVING DATES:
July 7, 01. Aug. 1, 18. Sept. 1, I:,, 00
Comfortable berths in tourist sleeping ears
at small cstra Salt. Apply early for
accoiniuodation.
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Join us in the heat campaign
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A U need the comfort'so don't complain
Life is too short to sul'er heat
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Why sweat ? Our prices alone will keep you .cool
Wipe the perspiration from your brow as we do our profits in July, now
Have you ever been struck with a thunder bolt? Our prices have the other effect.
Mot .July Reductions
Our Summer Goods wear nothing but the Cost -Mark. The profits Lave
run away with the heat. ,
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100 Trimmed Hats to be cleared up at half
price -why not get another? They're just as
good, only season has advanced. A splendid
chance
Specials For The XVook
FOR THE LADIES.
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SHIRT WAISTS -Our entire stock on sale. 98c for any one up to $2.00; + f
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prices away down.
We have the best i5c Ladies' fast black Cotton Hose in town. As pecial,
worth 25c anywhere.
WHITEWEAR.-All our entire new stock has been cut to ridiculous prices
for July -See window display.
MEN WITH A MIND.
SNITS -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 common, everyday kind so any try and sell -we can save
tyou a nice penny so don't pass us up until you have proven us right,
SHIRTS -Negligee, sizes from xq. to 19, all new goods, regular75c and $x.00,
for 49c. See window display.
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STRAW HATS -Cut, swell shapes, all new, reg. $l.00 to $x.5o, for 69c.
$2.5o hats for $1.69.
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Georgian Bayresorts is mot comfortably
and quickly rondo by tatting the C.P.14,
Fast trains over new direct line-seraiC:,,
time and cquipinent without equal.,
Por tiny infot•niation See Agent or write
U. B. roster, Dis. PASS. Agent, Torento. ak
25 dozen lot to run at 15c. Get a pair, boys,
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR -I2 dozen men's fine Balbriggan Shirts,
all sizes, regular 5oc, Saturday only, 25c.
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