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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-07-23, Page 7ese tl . THS WIN(iHAM 'TIMES. VOL XXXVII.. NO. 1903. WINGHAM, ONTARIO., THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1908. SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE Brownie Cameras $1,00 to $9.00. KODAKS $5,00 to $35.00. IANYBODY CAN KODAK Full line of Films and Camera Supplies cn hand. Keep a record of your summer pleasures. Our dark room is at our cus- tomers' disposal. taiton McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham, A BIG FALL In what ? In Real Estate ? No 1 Prices have held firmer, and more properties have changed hands in Wingham during the past year, than in any other town of its size. No other town in the vicinity is building so many new houses. Every year shows solid substantial growth and Wingham continues to be the smartest town of its size in West- ern Ontario. With a falling tax rate and pro- mise of an abundant crop both at home and in the West coupled with good prices, we confidently look for- ward to A SIG FALL business for our factories, our mer- chants, our meohanics and also for the Real Estate and Insurance men. In the meantime we have a few properties on our lists, that we can sell at rather less than their true value, as the owners are leaving town, Better oall on us to -day or some- body will get ahead of you. Ritchie 86 Cosens REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. Griffin-Vanstone Block, WINGHAM. Phone 123 • Sea. - „ .Ai ..n Running Over is what our store is with the good things that make life worth living. Yon won't grumble when you dine on the eatables got here. There's both quantity and quality. TEAS, COCOAS and COFFEES These are lines in which we specialize. We blend the best teas grown—are agents for the finest Cocoas and handle unexcelled Ooifees. Ask Us About Them. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Sunday Scho I Excursion. The annual exo recon of t union Sunday schools, Br seals, wi be run to Kincardine on T esda , menet 4th. Baseball teams a d ling matches have been arran d. The Luoknow Pipers Band will be in attendance. Come and enjoy a ay at Lake Huron. Cream of Wheal and Farina Our stook of these aro the best procurable and are posi- tively fresh. We have also on hand rini HIGHEST AND DN;:T GRADES U1' RICE, TAPIOCA AND SAGO, and other farinaoious foods. eimionmerrommokirl Highest price paid for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' butcher shop. • Miss Fres Miss Fraser, w Publio School to time, tendered week, owing to mother. A epeci Board was held when the resignat the Secretary instr applications for th ✓ Resigned. o has been on the hing staff for some er resignation last the illness of her 1 meeting of the ast Friday evening n was aecepted and cted to advertise for vacant position. A11 the leading Book store. agazines at the Big Clean S Messrs. H. E. Isa advertisement on issue announce t Olean sweep sale Saturday, August til the 12th of will be given in g ing, boots and Read the advt. the prices, then secure some of th J, henry Christie eep Sale. d & Co. in a large nether page of this eir annual ten days which will open on at and continue un- ngnst. Big bargains eral dry goods, cloth• oes and groceries, d get familiar with visit the store and bargains. The few baby oar will be cleared out in price at WALKER ias we have left a great reduction furniture store. Book Sto e Change. The business of •• a Big Book store has been purchaser by Messrs. Elliott and Watley and t e business will be continued in the ol. stand. A complete stock of :all kind= of stationery, wall paper, fancy goods fancy china, picture post cards, eto. • ill be carried. The new firm will be .leased to have a call from all old cos omers and pleased to meet 1^,ew onus. Don't forget the Big Book store whe in need of anything that is carried i stock. The firm has an advt. in anot•er column of this leave. Read it, Encampmen At the regular me Encampment, No 4 following officers D. O. P„ John F, Guest; S. W., J. R. A. Cruickshank; son; Trees., J. W. Civic holiday 13 (to -ria Thursday. Store closed all day, nclam all holidays; also each evening at 7 /o'clock, except- Saturdny nights a evenings before holidays. Vines & Co. Funeral The funeral o plaoe on Saturd late home to: There was a 1 a number be points, the d in this secti were beautif from the busi boarders at H others. Mr. of deceased, bearers were Samuel, Davi Chatham; toe Orr, and a co grave were co acting rector o St. Paul's chum ing of the Minerva re installed by D roves: -0. P., Jos Elliott; Guide, T. J. Elliott; and At the condos- oortne restaurant. Baseball Wingleam and B1 played a league ga Friday afternoon las very one.eided one. third inning the se f avor of Blyth. Th eturned and Blyth The end of the g 19 to 3 in favor of day afternoon the 1 Goderioh and had of the county to game of ball, soore of 3 to 1. argely: Attended. the late Alex. Orr took e • Teeswater cemetery. ge attendance of people, ng present from outside ceased being well-known n. The floral offerings 1 and inclnded wreaths ess:men of the town, the tel:Brunewick and many rr, of Chatham, father as present. The pall - three brothers, Messrs sons, Will and Orvie sin, Mr, Nicholls, of vices at the house and ducted by Mr. Tully, th baseball teams e on the park on The game was a At the end of the re stood 3 to 0 in n the tables were boys quit scoring. me the score was inglaara. On Mon - cal players went to game with the boys n. This was a good Wester The program y ear's Exhibitio instruction and body. Kemp's Hippodrome per company of pe Western Fair Indians, Cowbo bronchos, mule stage coaoh "King of the Ai Sisters, and m each evening, ” Railway DIM tion of Mount Pe come to Londo this year. Prog Seoretery, A. M. Fair, London. e of attractions for this is one that will furnish amusement for every - Id West Show and orraance is the largest le ever presented to isitois-118 people, 35 Band, 65 horses, , etc, Chariot races, ," the Biokett Family, , Kronoman Bros., the ny others. Fireworks ocnoluding with the er" and the "Destro°. es." Everyone should for at least one day mines and all infor- application to the unt, London, Fox SALE.—Three geed dwelling houses, conveniently ideated in the town of Winghana, ill be sold at a bargain. Get particulars at the TIMES Loyalty to The following from the last i Publisher :—Ther in this province, 6 have not made house. This has tercet of the ho out money e,nd editors of the la advertising rates against these en diamonds. Now man appreoiates is willing to take try editor has for price, What oth or professional business to help ly as many of s in the least to r or even appreciat Local Paper. aragraph is taken sue of Printer and are but few editors ys nn exchange, who vigorous and con- inst the mail order been done in the in - merchant, and with- ithout price. If the d had received regular "or all they have said ies of the country nid now be wearing he department store dvertising space and all the average omen- snle, and at a good r class of business men would refuse heir friends, especial - d friends never seem turn the compliment The Popular Keep in mind the excursion to Sarnia held on Saturday, oheap trip gives the kid a splendid opp few days in Sarnia Detroit. See advt. for full particulars. xcursion. nd Detroit to be ugnet 8th. The eople of this dia. tuoity to spend a Port Huron and another column Leave your orde for daily news. papers at the Big B k otore. Spoiling The TIMES ma ooraplaints during against the practi doing their statute arid Jaly. The ne roads very bad for t of the year when t its very best. It if municipal Coo this work is done he Roads. has heard many he past few weeks e of the farmers labor during June gravel makes the availing at a season e country is looking ould be a good move oils would see that n the fall. We are selling all kin cheap as the oheapest—i cheaper. Read adv. on p & Co. Dr. Ovens. Oculist, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at McKibbon's drug store, Monday, Aug. properly fitted. Bridge Wo The work of rai new concrete floor of town has been opened for traffic day. The water sufficiently to pe the river and far Wingham will no out of their way. road has caused a venience, and far will be pleased to will be ready for Death of) Mrs. King. There- passed Itsvay early Sunday !morning at her Immo on Shuter street, 1 Mary Henning, relict of the late Geo, E, King, aged 153 been in delmate off3.oe. and for several - fined to her be roduce, was held in hig crop this year is a , circle of friends. this Province, owing Wingham for the portanoe of our dairy , spent her girlho oddick, Dairy Com- township, her fa ly gave evidence be- : Henning, being f tee of Agriculture in Reeve of the tiownship, She was a regress made by the ; member of the !Presbyterian church. ry of the Dominion Being of a brigh e theory that because tion she made a a shrinkage in the ex- who will hear o reduce to Great Britain I regret. The de ely increased local con- sons, Messrs, Th said, is in the main , daughter, Miss ave figures to show that They will have and 1007 the value Of circle of frienda er, Cheese, raillt and con, , bereavement. rodueed la Canada grew . beautiful wre ,000 to $35,450,000. In. sympathizing f airy batter and all other was held on T the indastry its annual D, Perrie. Th 0ountry is about $94,000,-1, noon was iargel ars ago, be said, no eon- I being conducte Vag PrOdtleed in Canada pall -bearers we t there are several factoriesiA. 11. Musgrov titput Veined at nearly Davis, Geo. Sp Dairy The large hay valuable asset fo to the growing i interests. J. A. fore the Comini respect to the dairying indue and discossed there has been ports of dairy the industry ha way, The lay responsible exporte, He between 1000 oreanlery but dewed milk from $29,a0 eluding the products of Thill0 to the 000, Ten y &allied milk and ht prat. with an shoes as ost oases Completed. ing and putting on a n the bridge south mpleted and will be wo weeks from to - as now gone down it driving through rs residing south of be obliged to drive The dosing of this reat deal of incon- ere and business men earn that the bridge raffle in two weeks. during August. When e say special Special prices on all.liArri furnitrire prices we mean it. goods marked in plain figures at WALKER'S' furniture store. ears. Mrs, King had ealth f or some months weeks had been COn- . The deceased lady esteem by a large She had resided in past twenty years and d days in Turnberry her, the late James .r a number of years and cheerful disposi- large circle of friends her death with deep h of her husband in a severe shock, Two s. and Robert, and one thel, are left to mourn d and loving mother. he sympathy of a large in their time of heavy large number of ths were sent by lends. Private service esdity 'morning by Rev. funeral in the after - attended, the service by Mr, Tully. The Messre. 3. A. Morton, tton and W. A. Clan:1p- Home fro The members of th who took part in the brations in Quebec 1 home on Monday members of the oo from Wingham rep onting and were wel trip. Letter Wr rs Beware! The dead letter , fficse at Ottawa is being flooded with otters bearing only half of a teroentenar etamp, the stamp being twice the sh e of an ordinary two.oent sticker au heisting the two heads thereon some people cannot see why they should ot cut one head off and use the eta .. p by the halves, making two cents cover two letters. These mutilated eta ps are bringing in letters daily from al over the Dominion. One royal head s ems to mean one postage stamp to good many people. The two has led lo astray, Huron Regiment eroentenary cele - week returned orning. The six pany who went pleased with the Baby's cloak lost Thomson farm gate er please leave at K n road between the nd Zetland. Find - g's store. Bridge W The oontraotor o f the abutments Josephine street side rable trouble away. Crib wor the pump has b week, but the wat Tine t rouble will keep the roadwa time than was ex rk Delayed. ho has the building r the new bridge on rth, is having con n getting the water has been built and en working all this r keeps coming back. delay the wcrk and aided for a longer oted, BRING along your shoes! We do repairing and WE DO IT RIGHT. Lowest A Big The Sons of So annual oelebrati August 12. The landere Band of gaged for the day oeen air concert in is a good progra feature will be a o match between W ton, two of the be western Ontario. be in Seaforth on A Mrs. J. A. Morto is viinting with re- latives at Kincardi e. Dr. Collison, o Lindsay, was a Wmeham visitor I et week, Mr. lid sun and es Mann, of Toronto, are visiting with ss Belle Elliott. Ingham friends. Ulster, of St. Clair, f her aunt, Mrs. Miss Winnie M was visiting with Miss Bernice Mo Mich., is the guest Mrs. Kechnie, of with her parents, M Miss Jennie Hallid spending the holiday laome in town. Miss Lizzie Gilohri holidays with frie Clemens, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Camp Mrs. Edward Bosman. Mrs. J. Boobs and s kich., are visiting at Mr. Robt. King, of town on Tuesday atte of the late Mrs. Geo. E. erlin is visiting and Mrs. Thos. y, of Toronto is at her parental t is epending her de at Moant ell and children, g with Mr. and tland will bold their in Seaforth on famous 48th High- oronto has been en - and will also give an the evening. There Ina of sports and d piping. A special mpionship baseball gham and Foliar. amateur teams in very person should gust 12th. Canteens at ilitary Camp. At a meeting o the Executive of the Huron County Br noh of the Ontario Prohibitory Allis e held recently, it was recommende that the following statement, with r ference to the Can- teens in connect on with the recent Military camp at Goderioh, be sent to the Press for pub oation and a copy to the Minister of M litia. "We regret th notwithstanding the government reg ations forbidding the sale of intoxican s at summer encamp- ments, these r es have been grossly Seotion 10 of t e Military regulations reads as follo s:—"Nothing in the King's regulatio is and orders for the army, so far as they relate to the es- tablishment of ca teens, is to be under- stood as permit 'ng the sale within the limits of cani grounds, during the annual training o the Militia of Can- ada, of spirituous to include wine) or malt liquors of an kind : their sale within such limit eing strictly pro- hibited. Officers corataan ing camp of in- struction will be h Id reeponeible that the above order is c rried out, and they together with o cers commanding units of active mi itia, will, in these districts where th law so directs, be liable to proseoutio , in respect of any liquor sold in tent or any other prem- ises sobjed to th i control, in addi- tion to such tithe penalty as may be inflicted for a brea la of military disci. No doubt these clauses are clearly understood by the °Mode, and yet at this camp canteen were allowed to be established where liquor was freely sold, sanctioned y officers who are aworn to defend ur country, uphold We believe the eliberate purpose of a great mass of th people of the Prov- ince, and the ri lit thinking citizene everywhere is t t law should and must be observe , will demand that the militia sl 11 reSpeot the law, and until this is seamed, every self. In looking through the eto we find we have too large a st h for this month. All high.° ss tirniture will be 6old at a lai reduction during Auguet at WALKER'S furniture store. Provincial Returns to the Health from 713 ince give 843 o eases with 240 d 1,023 oases and 1907. The tots causes was 2,117 2,070,000, makin in 1,000, and f month of last y Provhscial Board of ivisions of the Pray- ses of infectious dis- aths, compared with 40 deaths for June, deaths from all from a population of a death rate of 12.2 r the corresponding ar 2,078 deaths were reported, causing a death rate of 12 1. Wingham Last week five formed at the Wi the patients bein and Mr. Peter are pleased to rep now doing nicel filled with pat from outside po that Wingham an institution McGregor, wh some time is ab very much imp annual meeting be held next the annual repo the Board of Di ospital Notes. operations were per- gham hospital, among Mrs. Wm. Davidson, Deans, of town. We rt that the patients are . The hospital is well ants, a number being ts, and the wonder is as for so long withont this kind. Mr. Wm. has been a patient for to be out again and is oved in health. The f the shareholders will nesday evening, when will be presented and he home of Mr. oderioh was in ding the funeral King. Mr. John El'artley, incipal of Clin- ton Public school, wa calling on old friends in Wingham la week. Miss Hattie McCrea n left on Tees - d ay to epend a few we ks visiting with her brother and sister London. Mrs. S. A. Maguire nd ohildren left on Friday for a few eeks' visit witb relatives at Campbellf rd and Trenton. Miss Jennie Stru hers leaves this (Thursday) morning to spend a few weeks with relativ and friends at Wiarton. Mr. and Mrs. bner Cosens and daughter, Miss ary Cosens, were visiting for a few days last week at Kincardine. Mr. Will Orr came home from Portage la Prairie attend his father's funeral and will ep nd a short time at his parental home. Mr. Riley, of God position as assistant Singer Sewing Machi quarters in Wingham Dr. Nelson Tait, of 49e Spadina ave , Toronto, will be at the Queen's Hotel, 13th, for consultation dieeases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throe Glaeses fitted. Wingham Three rinks of and Blyth visite last and had f local players. were winners a scotes were as Wingham Win Holmes, Total Wingha Alex. Porter, D. T. Ileborn D. Holmes, s Total Bowlers Win. owlers from Brussels Wingham on Friday endly games with the he Wingham players d it was a very pleasant evening's sport, The sk Brussels Public scho Monday booming t Hartford, Conn., are nosh, It is 18 years sister have seen each Brassels Ross, sk. 10 Monteith 20 40 Blyth GO 43 ich has taken a lesman with the e Co. with head- 600 eieenegeephers and Telegraphers trained by our man - Experience counts. Graduates most successful. Emcial Course for Teachers. Mail Courses. Feud postal for particulars FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. I Wingham Business College on, Principal of , was in town on Brussels union nd daughter, of isiting with her , in East Wawa - nee brother and ther. CHURCH OTES. Rev. John Burne will conduct the s drew's Presbyterian day. The District Epw vention will be held Wingham, and 8th. Rev. W. W. Daniel for Baptist Missions West, will deliver a "West and its needs church on Wednesd 29th. Rev. W. Lowe, of well-known rector of conduct the services i next Sunday morning work here on Sunday The first quarterly year, in the Method held next Sunday. service as usual. Su dress, "An intense lo satisfactions." p. ette on, "Christ and t Sacrament of the Lor adminiatered at the el and evening services. Henry Eden a travelling fined $25 W , interdicted in Dr. John 13 vine died on ds, a colored member of edieine company, Wal odatoek for supplying an With. whiskey. Sondey evening, tit his residenee. was the oldest practioing dentist m Ontario, being 72. Ho trod of heart disease. t, of Molesworth vices in St. An- hurch next Sun - th League con- n the Methodist on October 7th Field Secretary in the Canadian addrees on the " in the Baptist y evening, July Wingham, will St. Paul's church The new rector, 1 commence his August Oth, ervices of the new st church, will be ovefeast at 9.45 e room. General ject of brief ed- ging; and its rich ., a brief serraoia- e crowds." The s Supper will be se of the morning W. S. Becher, a 1.1 aeon's Bay trader since 1873, is dead a Winnipeg. It's easy to please woman after find- ing out what she w ats—but there's the The fewer credi Ors a man has the easier it is f or hi to look the wOrld in the face. waye will hereafte enter North Bay on tracks of their otv $eatO, was stole from the jewelry store of 3. 3. bbin, Qembee Monday last, Pay lists Of the et y of Montreal have bon TO/501101.1 to ave been staffed to the tune of $18,000 by one Obarti8t, feretnan in the roads dovartznent. Fine Tailoring is what you invariably get order for clothing at this store. Clothes bought here are guaranteed to fit well, look well and wear well —and they do. Men's Furnishings of all kinds Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Underwear, etc. The very newest of new goods are here. Come in and have a look. Roil Maxwell MERCHANT TAILOR AN D MEN'S FURNISHER IThe Leading Shoe Store Shoes ! 1 Shoes ! I 1 DOWN THEY GO! OUT THEY MU8T GO All that's left of our Spring and can't ignore, and that will foroo you to buy. Children's Footwt ar of any and all sorts must go. WE WANT THE ROOM WE DON'T WANT THE SHOES You can't Word to miss it, nor cau yctt rIff••!,rd. take what's left. New is tho to shoe the C•ome early. We'll carry nothing