The Wingham Times, 1908-08-13, Page 6THE WINGHAM TIMES, AUGUST 13, MMUS.
MINOF( 1..QCALS.
—Rural schools will reopen next
Monday.
--Clinton's tax rate for this year is
)323i Dallis on the dollar,
The T1,lcxti to any address in Cana=
ilia, to January 1st, 1909 for 25 Dents.
—The annual tournament of the
Ooderioh bowlers will be held next
week.
---Mr. Isaiah Moore has sold his
Iaouie on Patrick street to Mr. Oliver
• 1Ddilla,
---The Wingham L. 0. L. Scarlet
Chapter will meet in the Orange hall
nn the 14th list
Mrs. D. Thurlow, of St. Helena is
visiting with her Dieter, Mra. D. E. Mo -
Donald,
Mise Floosie Fender, of Detroit is
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Pander.
Mr. Chas. MoGregor left Monday
for Stratford, where he has accepted a
good position.
Mr. F. Buchanan is spending ten
daya at Huntsville, combining busineso.
with pleasure.
Dr, Wm. Agnew, of Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Agnew.
Mr. Hugh Hamilton, of Chatham is
visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mts,
Hugh Hamilton.
Miss Clarice E V. Moffat is visiting
with her grandparents and friends in
Hamilton and vicinity.
—The Cit.zens' Band furnished the
musical program at a garden party in
Blyth last evening.
—A. number of people from this local-
ity purpose going West on the Hems- Detroit Oaven returned
at r Aft to hvBiting witer home h
Bora' excursion on Friday. her aunt, Mrs Dineley.
—The many friends of Mr, Robt. A.
luurrie, blacksmith, will be pleased to Mrs. 0, Gillespie and Master Pant has
blain that he is recovering nicely from returned home after a few weeks' visit
bis Recent illness. with relatives et Port Elgin.
—Mr. D. E. McDonald and Misses Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cummings, of
Mabel and Flora McDonald took part in Listowel have been visiting for a few
the Scottish dancing competitions at days with Wingham relatives,
Seaforth, yesterday. Mr. Fay Patterson; of Toronto, is
--Her many friends will learn with spending his holidays with his parents,
regret that Mrs. Geo. Spotton has con- Mr. and Mrs. W. G Patterson.
titivated typhoid fever while on a visit
to Listowel and vicinity.
—Many new subscribers are being
added to the TIMES list. This paper will
be sent to any address in Canada to Jan -
nary let, 1009 for 25 cents.
—Trinity Church, Belgrave, will hold
;a garden party on the grounds of Mr.
Varner Nicholson, near Belgrave on
Thursday evening, August 20th.
—The ratepayers of Wingham had
• their annual reminder this week that
fall is approaching. Collector Paterson
has been busy delivering his tax notices
—Find the cause of eaoh wrinkle on a
nnan's face, and yen will find it was.
put there by worrying over something
That 'worrying couldn't help.—Atchi-
son Globe.
--.-Trances�YAlCCa Adelaide Rsed,
relictt of
lateJcsehh Long. of Kincardine, died at
Owen Sound on Monday, aged 58 years.
Interment was made at Kincardine on
'Wednesday.
—Many fanners in this section have
threshed their wheat and barley. Peas
and oats are being harvested and farm.
are will soon have the he: • • work for
the summer completed.
A popular idea used tt prevail that all
teas were pretty .• ne r alike, but "Sal-
uda" Tea is prow • : a pleasant surprise
to thousands of particular tea -drinkers,
Sold by grocers everywhere.
—Darky Hal, owned by Mr. J. E.
Swarts was again a winner last week in
the circuit races. The mare won .first
at Kalamazoo, Mich., on Friday, in the
208 class. There were eight starters in
the race. Best time 2.O5;tt
—Local registrars according to the
,new Act are required to make their re-
turns of births, marriages and deaths
quarterly and the fee for each is in-
creased from 20 oents to 25 cents.
Heretofore the returns were made half
yearly,
—Mr. Geo Phippen received word on
Wednesday that bis brother, John Phip.
Tien, had been seriously injured in a
runaway accident at his home in
Emsdale, Muskoka,' Mr, Phippen's
breast was crushed and. he was injured
internally.
—The I. 0. 0. F. excursion to Sarnia
and Detroit on Saturday last was not as
largely attended as last year. The
numerous excursions held during the
past few weeks would cause a dropping
off. Forty eight tickets were -cold at
the Wingham station, •
d Give the we
Mr. Andrew Scott and Master Harry,
of Seaforth have been visiting with
Wingham and Bluevale friends.
Mies Jean L. Wilson has returned to
Grace Hospital, Toronto, after spending
her holidays at her home in town,
Mise Nellie Pender returned to her
home in Chatham after a visit at the
home of her -uncle, Mr. L. Pender.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Mooney and
children, of Ripley were visiting for a
few days with Wingham relatives.
Mrs. John Powell and children, of
Detroit have returned home after a visit
with Wingham and Turnberry relatives.
Mrs. Moorebouse has returned to her
home in Providence, R I , after a few
weeks visit with her relents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Wade.
Mise Margaret E. Olivant, who
has
been a guest at the home of Mr. Thos.
Wilson for a few weeks has returned to
her home in Appin.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sparrow and
child, of Flesherton, visited for a few
days with. the former's sister, Mrs. J.
S. Isard, Diagonal Road.
Rev. Kenneth J. Beaton, assistant
pastor of Elm street Methodist Church,
Toronto, was visiting for a few days
last week with friends in 'Wingham and
district.
Mr. Geo. Shuttleworth, of Liverpool,
Eng., and Mr. Brown, of Bright, were
visiting this week with their old friend,
Mr. John Quirk. Mr. Shuttleworth
visited Wingham thirty years ago and
he saw a great change in the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Johnston leave
this week for Markdale, where they
will spend the winter, Mr. Johnston
assisting his brother in the'marble
bneiness, We understand it is their
intention to remove to Fort William
next spring, where they will reside.
The best wishes of many friends will
follow them to their new home.
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KING'S FOR W E WAN T
SaleStill on TOUR TRADE
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This week we have passed a lot of New Goods into stock, and among
them some rare bargains. Read the quotations given below
and then come in aid see the goods.
10 pieces Shirting. regular 10o, for..., •05
10 pieces Towelling, regular 8o, for .05
5 pieces Drees Goods, regular 25o, for •15
All Muslins, Summer Dress Goods, Ginghams, Ducks, Lawn Waists
and Ladies' Whitewear at very low prices.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
100 pairs 1114 Flannellette Blankets, regular $1 35, for $1.00
CO pairs 1014 Flannellete Blankets, regular $1.00, for .78
TEI: MS CASH OR TRADE. No goods charged at reduced prices.
TEB BETTER 22c. s EGGS 20c.
GOOD G. E. KING.
GOODS
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his 100•acre
farm, being lot 2. con. 5, Turnberry. The faim
• i_ miles frcm Wroxeter, and 7 from Wing -
ham, and, is a first-class Dna and is in
aced condition. T he buildings are of the very
best. Get tet ms and particulars on the pre-
mises, or address JOHN McTAViSH.
Wroxeter, P. 0,
VOTERS' LIST -. 1908
Municipality of the Townehlp of Torn -
'berry, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have
ted or delivered to the persons me
sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario
.Act, the copies required by said
so transmitted or delivered
pursuant to said Act, of all p
by the last rev.sed Asse m
e anti
Municipa3ity to b
DANGEROUS OPIATES.
anemit-
ioned in
ter's Lists
ctions to be
the list made
sons appearing
t Roll of the said
is
vote in
the ..a
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municipality at Electio•. for Members of the
Legi.lative Assembly. and at Municipal Elec-
tions; and that the said list was first posted
up in my cihce, at Bluevale, on the 21st day of
July, 1908, and remains there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
ther errors
are found tht. and if erein, to take immene or diate proceed-
ings in have the said errore corrected accord-
ing to law.,
.Dated this 21st day of July, 1503.
JOHNBURGESS,
of Turnberry.
Most of the liquid medicines adver-
tined to cure stomach and bowel ,tron-
bles and summer complaints •ontain
opiates and are dangerous. " • en the
mother gives Baby's Own T. blets to
her little ones she has the eau: antee of a
government analyst that t• s medicine
contains no opiate or narclo -ao. And she $
has the assurance that . other medi
eine will so speedily c • e stomach arid
bowel troubles, if th come unexpec-
•h•ld n occasion-
1Central Business 1
1 College, Toronto,
The largest and best equipped
school of its kind invites you 'to
write for its new catalogue. Fall
Term from Sept. 1. Address 1
SBAW, Pr•esiadent or E.
SHAW, Secretary.
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$ PLUMBING and
--A party of Winghamites are 1pen tedly. i a
Ing two weeks camping at Kincardine, al dose of these tablets and they will effect,
Prevent sickness by clearing the stomach
Among 'eke
those who left kn Howson,sdfor nd bowels of offending matter. Mrs. WJBoyce the Iake town were Frank 'Bert Wilbert Bone, Carrville, Ont., says:— �✓
Wellwood, Miss Etta Weliwood, Mrs. el have used Baby's 0vvn Tablets • -
R. S. nIeGeo, Mrs. John Halpenny, R. for stomach and bowel troubles and Successor to J. Bugg ek S°6n.
E. Lloyd, Miss Mao Lloyd, and Mrs. know of no other medicine so satisfac-
tory." Sold by medicine dealers or by t���,Q y�
mail at 25c a box from The Dr. Wil-
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We are fully prepared to
execute all orders promptly
and satisfactorily. 1{ irst:class $
workmanship guaranteed. -
Reduced prices on Tinware
and Graniteware are still in
McKie.
--The friends of Miss. Irate Patterson Balis' Pdedioine Co.. Brockville, Ont.
will be pleased to know that she hes =-- ? 4 + H3.3.4e: •teef °i:>;"p p £ 4 p
returned home from the Wingham HORN. + +
General Hospita1, where she has been 1.1112e81;.—In T5:ronto, en Aug ret Z!!..4'. to air. .1.
a patient for the past mouth, having gra Mrs C. N. l'eahe; a ala ell ti. •i,
Il :vat . In 1;1+,cvicic, c r July ;:7'ch, to sir.
undergdne a double operation perform ar s.ar 11 ,::.13rnnett; a ser 0 0 NT O •A ae
ed by Dre. Kennedy and Ferguson, An•L E".a --In e lro o r A tr,,..,'„ to :MSr. .? '1'
Ripley Express. a: ,t M1s T.B At•kens; a son..•1,,
t. --ion Monday evening the Baptiet afAlzRIED� g- a p o u n d of Dialcolm'e •,1I,
`Yopnge2eople'$ Society had the pleasure f a,V po l;i :':licit,:+ -1n rn-•. , ,4i A
t t y I .21,. E. t}. Powell, Sr G i r, -der• ,� TEA AND +C�l"r FEE—best 4.
o>? hstenmg to a very interesting talk i:, ° . � 5,rntfo:a, to Lin a ,hire .1.,
from 'Dr.:3hislrolm,
Pa. P, on "How to a' t i.t, i f .t.1r. ru.d Mrs. liet,r,, I:t1-::nrd .r.
• ill the market, Quality .1.
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carrfor tie Huns n holy." At the ratan guaranteed. •1•
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dose of the meeting, a meet hearty vote 1 ' t 9s 321 East vdasva t, Li August •i'
... l:l r ,t i .a Ray, i clic el the late Ale. • -r F� R S 1 GROCERIES +
of thanks was tendered Dr. C:tisholm ., r• It a 3.,_%11,,r ,'t•i year. •?•
Br'd, .v....-13, Li; el.. •iii A i r.,t ' t::, ,1. always in stock. a.
or his address. f,,t i .i e i. i; r of Jelin l:ud 1 ngci ;:. 4. 4.
--Winiham :and Goderich played u yea y `� Step in and ir, 1pect our
friendly. gesso or baseball on the hark ,,:a,•,c ie ii, el,. a^.t A;�,;. nd a3
here on '77'Ee'lneoday' afternoon of last Marra W , age t y,.ti i, int .. line of CROCKERY be-
g T'rt:i i ,1.i. ,n my; t2, u'i'Itr1y ..6t, ;Wahl fore purcb.lsing* We are
wade, Th0V.0 7^r3 n tlunlbez of Geier., 17. t...,,..ft1, aged.,,i y,ars, 1 at.or.�h and 12 •i+ Ij rd to pie sd la( ptillrld.
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telt people present as that day was .uzy . ,;,
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Io holiday in the county town. Tho , ...• ...�,-; .. _ +;„l.;l.,ra,,.;..,,.;.:;, ..,,
game was a good CHs, resulting in a'; TAKE NO` ICE. .i•.14
wore of 5 to 9 in favor of (oderici:.— 44.
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q Its matting G atltSaal sets of .i,
PE ISON�, s • IM.. teeth for elgflt tu:ylllara, and .r. 1'",1:J xi'. a . o ..... • • • • • •.{
--� inserting the Patent Airchamber. All se .
,ICill4 FranLt:o Wilson is s;;,ertling her: work guara:.ne1i, .1.
idays at andosky and b'orestor, OfiioO in Chisholm Blcek, Wizgh.~iu . .l. i
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ire. Iirad:ley and son, of Toronto, BOAR FOR SERVICE.a 4 ,+
tore vieitor•s with Mr, anJ. Mrs, T.. ,i,d• Grocery. roce�a '. H
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t t, '1,4; Tti Con. 1 Maria, (1,?tae"r:i1C •H 4
re. .*'t. 3. Malcolm was v'eiting fora 1 a.1 i ,iia ,.n a t r.,I icr, hie Dar. •i•
dN 4� i('•4 tieek With Mitvlltil ' '� �i,.:, . to a e pa_al a t i..e e,f, r� o;t. E'IIo Ii 54,
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LOWESTthe RATES
NORTH-WEST
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by any route, are those cn C. P R.
Hemeseekera' Excursions, which are
now run via new Muskoka line. Hours
saved on old schedule. 60 day return
tickets to all North-West Feints, at
rates ranging from
Winnipeg return, $82.00
Edmonton return, $42.50
LEAVING DAMS;
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July 7, 21. Aug. 4, 18, 'Sept.
1, 15, 29
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Comfortablectt srppars
at mall extra berths
ApPlyealy for
accommodation.
A TRIP TO- MUSKOKA
To Parry Sound or to any of the delightful
Georg'an Bay resorts is moat comfortably
and quickly made by . taleing the O.P.R.
Fast trains over new direct line—service,
time and equipment without equal.
For any information see Agent or write
G. B, Foster, Dis. Pass. Agent, Toronto.
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G AND TRUNKSYSTEMwAY
$10.00
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MANITOBA. ALBERTA,
From all stations in Ontario via
Chicago and St. Paul, Minnea-
polis, or Dulnth.
AUGUST 18; SEPT.,1.
From Toronto, North Bay and
intermediate stations, and alienations
west thereof in Ontario.
AUGUST 20, 27; SEPT. 2, 14.
From Toronto and East, and East
of Orillia in Ontario.
Fare of $10 is to Winnipeg, where
free tickets will be given to Kamsaok,
Sask., Swan River, Sask., and inter-
mediate points on Canadian North n
Ry., one cent per mile beyond ose
points to Edmonton inolnsiv . The
Grand Trunk is the ole double
track route to the Wes . Through
St. Clair Tunnel by el trioity, No
smoke or dirt.
$18,00 Rt URNING
Flom Swan River, Kamsask and
intermediate .stations. Farm Labor.
ers' certificate supplied with each
ticket explains how to procure this
fare from the Canadian Northern
Agent. Tickets will also be issued
via Toronto and O. P. }ty under per-
tain conditions on following dates.
AUG. 14, SEPT. 8.
From all stations north of main
line Toronto to Sarnia Tunnel via
Stratford, including Toronto North
Bay line and stations west.
AUG. 19, SEPT. 9.
Toronto to Sarnia Tunnel inolnsive-
via Stratford and all stations south
thereof.
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AUG. 22, SEPT. 11.
Toronto and East, and East of
Orillia to Kingston inclusive.
Full particulars from any Grand
Ticket Agent,
Canadian National Exhibition
Toronto
Many special features including
the Stege of Sabestopol. Grand
Trnnk Exhibit in Railway Exhibit
Building and "Grand Fireworks Die•
play.
$3.05 from Wingham, good going
Aug. 29 to Sept. 12.
Special excursion rates $i:.70,
good going Sept. 1, 3, 5, 0, 11,
All tiokota 'valid returning from
Toronto on or before Sept. 15th, 'O8.
Tickets and full information niay
bo obtained from W, Henry, Depot
Agent.
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Our entire stock at 9c and 13c. Great variety. Clean
stock. Almost % price.
Remnants
Dress Goods—ends suitable for Waists, Suits
or Skirts to be sold at a price. Be around soon.
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Millinery
I2 Price—good choice.
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straw Hats
Men's and Boy's—to be1
cleared out at any price.
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Clothing
Boys' and Men's :iuits, all sizes.
New goods, Boy's 99c and $1.99,
worth ' up to $4.00. Men's $6.99,
worth $10 and $12 a suit.
50c Ties
Now 5 for $x.00 or 2 for 5oc. Your choice
thing in store. All new, clean goods.
any -
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Skirts at $1,98
20 Odd Skirts'in light and dark tweeds and Vicunas, regular
See our new grocery
Department on Ist
floor.
Trade
01 all kinds taken on
sale goods.
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We have now the
handiest grocery De-
partment in town for
you.
WING
BIOS.
HAM.
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