HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-07-30, Page 6MINOR LOCALS.
-Quiet in Wingham, title week,
'*mane# are busy with. the 1larvest.
-25 oents will pal- for the T alai to
Y address in Canada to January sat,
I9t19,
-The regular Monthly meeting of the
Town. council wilt be held on Monday
*'owning.
-The cement work for Mrs. Hanna's
]stew dwelling house on Josephine street
Us been completed,
-Theregular meeting of Court Malt.
load, 0. 0. F. will be heid on Fridayt s4A:vtxsi1,110.
exenitog of this week. There le hay yet to be cut in this dis-
trict,
xa'j WIWGF,IAM TIM S, JULY 30, 1;iU8
l LENANNAN
Barr, picking io the order of the day.
Mrs Seiner of Michigan is visiting hex
sister, Mrs. Win Elliott.
A number of people in tike vicinity
intend going to Eineardine on There.
day,
Miss Viola Mee Ieard of Wunghem
spent a week at the home of Mr. Robb.
Muir.
Farmers are harvesting their fall
wheat and will soon have it all in the
barns.
• -The Citizens' Band will furnish
music at a ptarden party in Bly do. on the
*veniiag of August 12th,
-Send the Tome to your friends
Sent to any address in Canada to .Tan•
am718t, 18t, 1909, for 25 cents.
--Mica Cora Sheriff has been engaged
se tesoher in the junior department of
the Wroxeter public +1011051.
-To-day (Thursday) is civic holiday
in Wingham and many of our towns•
people are spending the day at Einoar
-Winn overheated take a glass of
coed "Salads" Tea. It will prove most
refreshing. Ae delightful as a dip in
the Bea.
-Murdock McLeod has been sen.
.`fenced to two veers in Kingston Penh
eentiary for the recent burglaries at
3'mcknow.
-Popular I. 0. O. P. excursion to
Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday, August
Stb. See advt. in another column for
partionlara.
Wheat is reported to be of good
quality,
This year's Iambs are being shipped
this week
Mr. Thos. Gannt's plot of corn is the i
admiration of all here.
T. Wraith and eon are building an
addition to their house, and the well.
drillers are busy drilling for a supply of I
water,
ETHEL,
Early Sabbath morning, July 19th the
call of the Master, "Come up higher,"
was heard by Mre. Elijah Bateman and
she passed peacefully away to her re-
ward at the advanced age of 84 years
and 4 months. Paralysis of the throat
was the cause of death following a
period of years of declining health der•
ing which she was faithfully cared for by
her daughter, Miss Hanna, Mrs. Bate-
man, whose maiden name was Eliza•
beth Taylor, was born in Lincolnshire,
--S. S. excursion tickets for Rincar- England, where she was milted In
dine will be on sale at Waltoi,Y McKib- marriage to her late bnsbend, who paid
bon's drug store up till 8 o'clock this Nature's debt on July leth, 1904, his
!Thnrtday) morning, burial taking place 4 years exactly on
the day of Mrs. Bateman's death. They
emigrated to Canada in 1852 living in
Hallett township, Huron Co., for a
short while before taking up Lot 18 Con.
7, Grey, then a bush lot. The farm,
which is a good one, is now owned by
Thos. Bowes. About 15 years ago Mr.
Bateman sold the farm and ho and his
wife moved to the 50 aores adjoining
whioh belonged to them and where they
lived up to the time of their death.
--M. T. Rance, Clinton, has been
appointed Clerk of the Third Division
Court of Huron County in place of W.
W. Perron, who resigned.
--Mrs. Alex. Orr and family desire to
express deepest gratitude to their many
friends for the kindness and sympathy
shown them in their recent affliction.
--We are sorry to report that Mr A
E. Simmons is iUI with typhoid fever.
He was taken to the hospital on Friday.
His friends will wish him a speedy re•
oovery,
-We have had expellent barveet
weather for the Bast week and the far-
mers are through with haying and a
great portion of the wheat and barley
has been harvested.
-The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Haugh will be sorry to learn that
their daughter, Miss Della Haugh is ill
with fever. We hope to hear of her
epeedy recovery.
-Mr. Wm. Nicholson has sold his
new dwelling hones on Maple street to
il[r. W. S. Muir. This is a good proper-
ty, centrally located and we wish Mr.
and Mrs. Muir many happy years in
their new home.
--Prize Iists for Wingham fall fair,
to be held on Sept. 24th and 25th, will
be ready for distribution early next
week. Intending exhibitors will be
able to get a copy at the TIMMES office or
the Big Book Store.
-We notice that the Wingham TIMES
has been under the management of Mr.
H. B. Elliott for the past 11 years; he
bas kept it up as a good paper, and it
well represents. the Liberal party in the
North. -Clinton New Era.
--The Brussels Post has passed its
135th birthday and for 28 years Mr. W.
H. ]Herr has been at the helm. The
Post is one of the best weekly papers on
our exchange list. It is well edited and
well printed. Mr. Kerr has our best
wishes for continued prosperity.
Mr. H. B. Elliott has entered his
twelfth year as editor of the Wingham
BABY'S GREAT DANGER
DURING HOT WEATHER
More little lives are lost during the
hot weather than at any other time
of the year, diarrhoea, d sentery,
cholera infantnm, and stomact troubles
come withont warning, a.. when a
medicine is not at hand to g' a promptly
the short delay too free slaty means
that the child has pass:. beyond aid.
During the hot we her months Baby's
Own Tablets sbould b: kept in every
home where there . small children.
An occasional dose • the Tablets will
prevent stomach and bowel troubles.
Or if the trouble comes unawares the
prompt use of this medicine will bring
the child through safely. Mrs. J,
Renard, New Glasgow, Que., says: -
'`One of my children had a severe
attack of diarrhoea which Baby's Own
Tablets promptly cured, I know of no
medicine so good for stomach and bowel
troubles." Sold by medicine dealers or
by mail et •25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Do., Brockville,
Ont.
wiameOgiuncee
Mr. Wilbert Sharp is spending a short j
vacation with bis mother.
Rev, Mr. Duncan is showing ne how
Clearing Sale of all Summer Goods
As the Sale goes on, some of the clearing lines become exhausted, but
ovih g to our superior purchasing facilities we are always able to
keep the vacancies filled up. This week we have again some
great bargains, and of course the earls customer gets
the best choice. Read carefully the quotations
given below
4 pieces Costume €ill„ assorted colors, reg,..05c, for .45 per yard
tn
pyres Farley Fitk Wa;stings, regular $L:.a, for
31 pieces All -Wool voile, regular $t 00, for .80 Per yard.
ricers Mercerised Voile regular Mc. for .50 per yard
10 pieces Fancy Iaustrrs, assorted colors, reg. Gam and 75c, for.4U per yard
12',c and 15e Gingtiams, to clear at .15 per yard
ALL MVSL1NS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Lad es' White Cambric Drawers, regular 55c, for 45�
Ladies' White t ambr•C Drawers, regular $1.135, for
Ladies' Whited ambrie Night Babes, regular 11 25, for .85
Ladies' White Lawn Waists, regular $1,25, for.75
EXTRA SPECIAL -Choice Lombard Plume In
150 per can, now 8 for ' heavy syrup, regular
.25
The above are only a few of the many moneysavers which we bave
to offer from this great asserted stock.
TEEMS CAsiI OR TRADE. No goods charged at reduced prices.
BUTTER 20c.
GEO. E
EGG -S 1gc.
g{ING.
stuatrv.
BExnEnsoiv.—In Whitechurch, en July 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs. ]bat..Henderson: a tun.
PEACOCri -In Morris, on July 10th, to Mr.
a i.d hirs..ias. Peacock; a son,
e .circ.—in Morris, on July 8th, to Mr. and
Mrs John Cun.ing; a son.
Eis(a.—In Howick. on Sunday, July 18th, to
Air. and Mrs. Ernest Ring; a bon.
Dnny-LAnorp-At the residence of the
bride's parentsv. W, Rosebush, Mich„ on July lath,
bDerby, of Clare, Michigan, ligan to' Alma,
srlalargaret
Isabella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. La-
monl, of 1iosebuth, and grand daughter of Mr.
Win, Shedd.,n, of Morris township.
DIED
Henning, relict rof lthe late Gon eo 8, dung, aged
51 years.
DE14r Lr.—On Afcmday, July f 7th, 1008, at 0
daughter c f the late William Ea ry of Exeter,
and beloved wife of Andrew Dtmpsey, eg.d t;3
years.
MoLEon.-In Howicic, on Wednesday, ,Tuly
:i.nd, Roderick MoLeppod, in his 73rd year.
BTaylor, elict of the late Elijah Bateman, aged
84 years and 4 months
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lePerio -In Brussels
11 eegod i i yti,l'E•dearacres. rellet (.f the, lateon * Thos, Danford,
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for dale his 100•nare
farm, being lot 2, con. 5, Tytrrrterry. The farm
•", miles from Wrozet And 7 from Wing•
ham, and is a first- jig s one and is in
good condition. Tho b dings are of the very
best, Get terms and p rtieulars on the pre-
misos, or address
JOHN MCTA\'ISH.
Wroister, P. 0.
CANADIAN HOME CIRCLES
Wan x circle, Ri o. 34
Meets 1+'irst Thursday in each month, at 8
p. m. in hall in t h;sholm Block. candidates .
for cheap, reliable insurance si Ileac d. Ask to
see our rates of any meml.er or officers. 1
:sillies accepted at same rate as men.
REV. T. S. BOYI.E,
T. E. ROrtr,,O:r,
Loader. Recording Secretary
W, J.'1 YL$R, Financial becretary.
TAKE NOTICE.
Thai T. S, Jerome, Dentist
is making beautiful seta of
and
to grow earn. It is a competition be. inserting the Patent rot
t eight diallers,
tween he and Mr, Pardon. Eachhas a y work guaranteed,
dandy lot of corn, Office in Chisholm Blot* , Wingham,
Mr. Holmes is recovering; but we are
sorry to learn that Mr. Millner is not THE SLR i SATE COURT
expected to recover. Both have been 111
from pneumonia, and the latter is well i rl;tt;*1UNT't' 11111T r O
rap in years.
TIMES. The Advance has found Mr. Mr• Jo11n Simpson grave rlrl ail exhi�i- 1 tzi serarat t,r :r Gr '1,TANsztin of
Elliott3rar
tliott an agreeable neighbor, and es- tion of his skill on the be ' lc eDzu, mond lab imam calla
gy';t+i�`iea Inst +.f yr , iiIli Ii. Ih t.i..+.Hund late of the Town
tends congratulations and wishes him Wednesday eight. It wee geed ; but Y it
„ zi it rn Ici� ct e i.e
i u.,ry of 3uron,
mauy eld
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Thnrsda o evening,
the manse; e t Il', f to situ c'ayyOtt a s r in thet;'cf t1` Inrl;zr the `t *tion Full information at Grand
y g, sacra cher�a ...rvi„ e . , th .o ,t .... It n will e made to the Trunk Ticket Otliae, any
is not being tele. ! �ut3 , ,e t , rt L, , •r r ` Eltirc,n for a
• grunt f Letters or fou reLarysliip of the pnrsen
The c..eetirat in the M.etnorlirt Cherch ' Sul t Je E crf h' ee•3 d in°tint to ff
it} taw:lade in mypaper? On Wed. 't- e l t ty :..:r,n ,ti the
You bet it l:ba,�.y $.ei':ir � of I rt Fr 96it I camas. t air v° "a c r.r:-a i c., ,i r r lire
does,,, the editor replied. "Look at ! ender the ausp: •es of tie Epworth (' i apt I
pwortli � i t, r �• Si,. til,t•r. r ., r.. net,
Sands, the cash grocer, for instance, I Leagwe) was fairly welt at erre-d. The l nee , tee .:1,..4 t ter c: y c'f`J..r,t , Us, rat'
Sands advertised for a boy Iast week, lecture by 1 '•v, liir. Peachier ctt Japa:1
• rend the very next day Mrs. Sands had was very ieteencta7e ar,'l the sewn were
lw s -hath boys.” very liner ting,. We might feere one
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-1t ...ere should keep their eyes t tiring, from tae to ee of Jape, ,, and that
0ptzl for any nese weed that may tip- ! is tiatt x241*G are •o$ were, IECIC04'5. Some m' l n fat, t i lietelef er:d' en ],i4
pear int sir field& this year, especially I 4)�1e ur*un 3 ° , : t r, T ,H i, p f r e t ti i llut'v "
lr � W.i 3:1..rel CGli,ffsoifl�wx � 3x <t � 1 ,( .i h r p t:', . , c L -',rat I`,'Sr.
110,::3 c -1,o tici,d any of the frozen wheat r Were the foe :,,i i;1 t1:11, [:G1 WtsY tW noyc I atr.i-.4:, t.i ,.e :.ti,.t t.r,.t f , r, c >
from the Northwest for feed. Any "11°48 cif ba anrcli> '
T. M. r tatt:1 1 •:v,
arY.n l.ai.r, P. U. 1
very many more years of successful
business osreer.-Wingham Advance.
-"Does it pay," said the man, "to
advertise in your paper's" "Does it pay
ROYALCROCERYI
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MANITOBA
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and
ALBERTA
is via Chicago and St. Pani, Re.
dieted second class fares now in
effect,
ALL PRINCIPAL
TOURIST RESORTS
including Muskoka, Temagami, Lake
of Baye, Maganetawan River,
Kawartha Lakes, Georgian Bay, sle,,
are reached by Grand Trunk.
Summer Tourist rates in effect.
SOAR FOR SERVICE.
exceptionally noeions weed by the name; 1...........,....,............-.
of 1 eeetL.h weed, or stint: weed, as it is
trace in Wvater;n Ontario, in this way. I 11aWiU i errixie until he ltChild air a
It wii1 coat the farmers of this section stone rind s rneh George p L e ,yin the ` � ,� aaiii
thousands of dollars if this weed i9 face, Satn:tt er 011 irjary tl?, .,. „, &„9• ;.
walled Ott Wcst, has made its appear
I1 Blvd: t ,3 ucys tease on cid non • .4
LOWESTthe RATES
NORTH-WEST
by any route, are those on C. P R,
Hcmeseehers' Excursions, which are
de 1 now run via uew Mee/coke. line. Hours
allet ed. Oct gain a foothold. figure him fee safe, p QQ eoved on oId s�iiednle. d0•daq rotnrn
-r-- A ei ,arrei occurrtel a:.. . it t 0tickets to all ortll•west paints, at
d h Ila fan& + s, ■■' rates ranging Yrom
�. living in tom; Italian otterter tl $e'
1I'ereeftee railwaymen) sniu honed 101.Marie, Out., n.i;z as n - oi;:,l tap 1 is Winnipeg return, �2.5O
413 5Vi'tie:.ii;e Before the railway t 0ii1• flet:: with .:SQ N7iis4ta in .I:,35 u,' pyt and Vt e :are ill lV s:l'epered. to J Edmonton return, 842.50
1rileeiotl wilt Vivo their time pend, and °enee lite all 'ri (1o:'a i,rer.;,1i.,41y $ r g:_r.s'xNG DATES:
One i.l L,i& ..ac1, Ani;ta£r ,' `0 Iiti l,a IY t tel:tl :.,i.}S 3Ctul l`;, :loll.
Ri rvgY 232`53 allOts`aren gr.a lted. 1 eat mil eleabed that he is ate en ectal .' t.. 0�ilJ Ue(ly 7, 1 ir.g, •4, ill. Srlrt, i, ][ ,, 9!1
18 is stated that Ottas7a'ir population I, to 2€' OVL1'. 4T1tD1'e .sed p1 e mil , "J 1, Cc,tnfor+ , i, si ;T v 'n tn:.r' leai,inr care
JO jJE a will 1 0 near X716 ui 1,6{OJ liable, , -, at a71, err:. rust. t17.Uiy Carly for
1'It'elo0?tl eware to '1'Still i n co.ivn(. Al.lt.
11- that t�?e u'../7tA'jE ri39Qeeknent is ltirEily ° Z.r17Giy t1'_. s.<zn.G stt,� Cel: :nE with. :311:1 (r ,.t t �, >•, ____._ __�_
Juno the t3 °il ?iiiiila grati011 ilynij ; *tie le ' 1t .Pili PoYL 031 80761 iii
}arx cax1.$18,000,Cc1� ✓;o1 X11 fel,for �£1 t. A TRIP TO MUSKOKA
wag t" x,18;7 ^5 C�OYli � r iI w�'ct"a it s z�)
A;,..t a r andse" nil fifty residents tlio ka• o rental aaet < ��
1V;_ty 3Yr awl bU & 13clsille havo Leen off was GIe...C5, ELtBroi in 2 ei ee
u, r 9 a�1 r4ti:w
,P traf4G l tS atop tip to too dOstorilI ltolnee from Vette) .3 and �1oi;. Tao uy ow
` and pay the duty 01 eneenases recently from the tr:aits? 1 Strstea was il.aeticelly
ae7w4a ilx DotrOita the stat so tie last year,
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loo Parry Sound ,5r to any of Ilio (iolightful
Geer 7 lou Ray r( -sorts is inose comfortably
and 0n cIrly made by tai.ing the C.P,Ie.
batt trait to new direct lino -service,
tin.o and o,,t lora tn„ without equal.
F,,rany lnformation see Agent or write
C. E. roster, D.S. Pass..Agont, Toronto.
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0. for sale at our store, This Pattern has the Largest sale of anydeer: in the
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gtthe McCall in style, simplicity or correctness, Come in and examine our
Elarge catalogues and give our patterns a trial. We guarantee your goods against 3
misftts. Price roc and 15c.
THE BEST YET, --S cilli '
p g 75c will give you the spendid McCall
i Magazine (The Oueen of Fashion) with any pattern on the sheet, free of
charge, for one year. This Ladies' Magazine will ivemore pleasure and
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information than any other magazine published.
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July Reductions
Our Summer Goods wear nothing but the Cost -Mark. The profits have t
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r1ILLIN13Ry
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 Deck
FOR TT -IE LADIES.
SHIRT WAISTS—Our entire stock on sale. 98c for any one up to $2.00;
acid `$1.98 for any one up to $3.75. A snap so early in the season.
for $I,99. Come while the last
they're a cinch.
WASH SKIRTS—Regular up to $3.5oy ;
PARASOLS -- Summer Fancy white, trimmed with insertion, also plain;
prices away down,
We have the best 15c Ladies' fast black
worth 25c anywhere. Cotton Hose in town. As pedal,:
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WHITEWEAR, AL1 our entire new stock has been cut to ridiculous prices •
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MEN WITH H A MIND.,
SUITS—Special reduced prices on two -pieced suits --swell light and dark4.
tweeds and worsteds --oh, the shoulders and collar will tempt you, and they o
•cost any more than the common, everyday kind so many try and sell—we cansave ,14
you a nice penny so don't pass us up until you have proven
us right,
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STRAW HATS—Cut, swell shapes, It --- reg.
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' BLACK SOX -.A special 25 dozen Iot to run at 1 c, G
P they are as good as our 25c ones. 5 et a pair, boys,
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I3ALBRIGGA1 ' UNDERWEAR --I2 dozen men's fine Balbriggan Shirts,3,
all sizes, regular 5oc, Saturday only, 25c. g�
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