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The Wingham Times, 1908-08-27, Page 7THE WINGHAM TIMES. VOL XXXYII.--NO. 1908. WOMAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPtEI BER 3, 1908, JUST ARRIVED ``THE MERRY WIDOW" THE SWEETEST EVER The "Merry Widow" Perfume just arrived. Sweet and lasting Come in and sample it. KODAKS, FILMS AND SUPPLIES. Welton McKibben; THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Blook, Wingham. ► Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Will C. Tho Mr, Will C. Tho Wingham, was m Thareday last to Olaringbowl, of t T. Hall, of town, as best man for Thompson is no Canadian Carpet C the best wishes of ham friends. Puss SPARLINU Graduate of Toronto Conservatory of Musle The Dau A remarkable on view in the Canadian Nation is one by M entitled "The S the daughters o fair." The pal on the right rega advancing Wing her outstretched And Authorized Teaoher of the Fletcher Music Method, Symplex and Kinder- garten (having studied this method with the originator, at the Synthetio School, New York). Pupils prepared for Conservatory ex- aminations, both in Theory and Piano. CLASSES OPEN 4th SEPT. For information regarding tuition, eto., apply at her home, Minnie street. Ritchie 86 Coseos REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. Farm Properties Some exceptional values in farms. If you want one it will pay you to see us. The good old Province of Ont- ario is all right, Town Properties pson Weds, peon, formerly of ried at Hamilton on Mise Bertha May t city. Mr. Walter as present and anted is old friend. Mr. salesman for the and he will have e numerous Wing- ters of Men. minting that will be itieh collection at the Exhibition, Toronto, rine Grieffenhagen, ns ot God saw that men, that they were ting shows a woman ding with wonder the d figure, who grasps and. Timothy for fall seeding for sale. Gm. E. KING, Heath - Mrs. M. Oopelan 0alros, was mar Heath at Walker last week. The formed by Rev. erly of Teeswate trom near Oalgar has a large ranch. will shortly move they will reside.—T At right prices. We have a Number of places admirably suited for retired farmers. No ' prettier or healthier town in Ontario than Wingham, Property bought here can al- ways be re -sold. RITCHIE & COSENS Griffin-Vanstone Block, WINGHAM. Phone 123 peland. , of the 2nd, line, ied to Mr. W. L. on on Thursday of ceremony was per- . J. Wilson, form - Mr. Heath comes , Alberta, where he r. and Mrs. Heath Wingham, where swater News. Barn and Seas On Wednesday the barn of Mr. R oeseien 10, Turnber burned to the groan season's orop. A po J. Nichol was also b of the fire is a. myst loss will heavy indee s Crop Burned. ming of last week, ext Johnston, con- e took fire and was ,together with the y belonging to Mr. rued, The origin y. Mr. Johnston's Get your sohool BOOK STORE. pplies at the BIG Children's FI On Sunday aftern will be held in 5 Children's Flower dren will meet in tb 2.30 p. m , eaoh wit ers; thence marohi will offer their Oa eiok children of th and London. T servioe suitable address to childr by the Reotor. will be grateful' heartily invited. Fnnished hoose t. let for the winter months. Apply at Teems office. wer Service. on next at 3 o'clock . Paul's Church a ervioe. The ohil- Sunday Sohool at a bogaet ot flow- g into the church, ers to God for the hospitals of Toronto ere will be a short or children and an and young people ovations of flowers aooepted. All are Schools Re- pened, The Wingham H gh and Pabllo Sohoole re opened on Tuesday with a very good attendance, the attendauoe at the High Sobool bein larger than was expected, There is y one change in the staff in each soh 1, Miss Helena Dadson, B. A , taking he plane of Miss MoVannell, B. A., on e High Sohool staff, and Miss Hawkiu , of Port Albert, taking the place of Mis Fraser, on the Public School staff. T e Tortes wishes tea °here and students very suooeseful term, c Order your Dopy of the Globe or Mail at the Bice Boos 5 ORE, The Last L ague Game. The last local 1 ague baseball game will be played on the park on Friday afternoon, botwe n Lnoknow and, the local players. Th s will be a fast game as theee two tea s are very evenly matohed and will ikely be a repetition of the seventeen in ings game played at Lucknow a short me ago. The looal players will be pl seed to have your support. Game o led at 4 o'clock sharp. Highest prioe paid for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' butcher shop. Wedded i Mr. Charles A. Pilot Mound, Me Mr. Chas. Barbe married at Pilot of this week to daughter of Endicott, of Pilo has a large num ham, who will wishing Mr. a years of happy Come Along 1.111111.1111111111.01111.110111111111 About $1200.00 worth of - Chinaware DINNER SETS TESL SETS TOILE'r SETS and all kinds of Parley China and Glassware At Immense Reductions Some less than half price, eadtlllarters for Teas, Coffees, Spices, Groceries and Provisions. J. Henry Christie the West. arber, editor of the Sentinel, and son of of this town, was ound on Wednesday Miss Mary Adeline, and Mrs. Wm. Mound. The groom r of friends in Wing- oin with the TIIIEs in d Mrs. Barber many edded life. / C.0.F. At the oonolusi the regular meet' Canadian Foreste last, those present in discussing subj members. Rev. short address. a members took p which followed. enlivened with s Willis. Afterwar regaled with light at Mr. L. Menne evening's entertai enjoyed by those cial Evening. n of the business at of Court Maitland, , on Friday evening njoyed a social time cts of interest to the E. Allen gave a d a number of the rt in the discussion he programme was los by Mr. W, H s the company was refreshments served y's restaurant. The ant was thoroughly ho attended. WANTED—Good servant girl. at once. Apply to M.RS. (DR) 51A0o0NALP, Centre street. Death of Mr On Monday last, wife of Mr. Conrad in her 50th year. AI ailing for some little t moved to Wingham ago from Teeswater, resided in Mildmay. large number of fie short residence in the bereaved husband sons and two dangh remains were taken Tuesday afternoon place in that town o bereaved relatives pathy of many hien New stook of ha at the Bio Boos ST Sohool shoes for the boy and girls. No question about it, we a giving the best value in town an in addition a nice pencil box with v y pair. WILL'S ' sole meoe n an Victoria sh erby Sha sfors for women. Sir Wilfrid La Complete erten been made for visit to Clinton, o ber 23rd. Sir panted by Hon. meeting is to be oommenoing at the weather be will be held in expected that t rates on the rat from this seotie Canada's popul To LET.—On Victoria street, mer kitchen, cel Apply on premi d bags and purees RE. Brick S Teeswater has chimney. On Tues row of brinks wa house smokestaok a now in use. That u W. H. Green, hinese ing, putting down, 14,000 or thereab days; which we good work on a r ataok is 75 feet hig of brick work on it trete. So there w. new steel stacks steel staok is alrig for fuel, but the soft coal soon eats News. rier at Clinton. ements have now r Wilfrid Laurier'S Wednesday, Septem- frid will be acoom- P. Graham, and the held in the open air, o'olook p. m. Should favorable the meeting he skating rink. It is ere will be exoursion ay. A large number will likely go to hear Premier. okestack. s first tall briok ay evening the last laid on the power d the structure is iversal genius, Mr. f did the briok lay - r up if you like, the at, bricks in nine nderstand is pretty and chimney. The , there being 50 feet 6 foot base of con - 1 be no putting up of very year or so. A t while wood is used as and smoke from t away.—Teeswater . Mehl. atharine Hahn, ehl, 'passed away . Biehl had been me, The family ome three years aving previously s. Bteh1 made a ode during her ngham. Besides a family of four re survive. The to Mildmay on d interment took Wednesday. The ill have the sym- in their a lotion Y. M. 0, A There was a very the sheeting of the Maodouald blook o and the musical pro onghly enjoyed. 0 tion, Mr, A. IL M was unable to be pre address, as announ next week will be evening. when Mr. present and address subject of interest oonneotion with tb Men's Christian expected there w' dance of those int this meeting, and extended to the young men, and older went. Ia connection n for the coming fall hs, arrangements are a series of meetings nbtedly prove interest - le, and will embrace ial and literary work of Lose.—Between MoCrea'e farm, Cul boot. The finder wi T. A. Mille' store an warded. Ingham an John es, on lc runber plea eturn to be suitably re- Labor Day C Monday next—L celebrated in Wingh pioes of the Citizen ball Club. An exec) been arranged, 00 baseball match at 1 Wingham and Kinoa afternoon three baseb played, the visiting Kincardine, Formo Foot races for boys, of war, drill by a nu the direction of Miss on the afternoon p. m., a procession sohool children wil of the town hall a headed by the be are requested to m before 1 30 o'clook promenade concert Citizens' Baud will ing the day and e off and spend Lebo 3'on SALE CHEAP.—Second-hand fur- nace, in good condition. Apply to DR. 3, P. Kennedy. Leopold street, corner bree rooms with sum. tie, hard and soft water. e. Wing Keep in mind ham fall fair—S An excellent has been arra noon, Sept. 25* m Fall Fair. the date of the Wing- tember 24th and 26th. *gram of attraotionti ged for Friday after. including good races noing. The Wingham d the Luoknow Pipe the musical program. of races, eto., will be ortiaing columns. On g a high -dells concert the opera hotiee, the ;Mem ands furnishing -J. Chtiller011, the d popular humorist; in, ono of Canada's best lists and elooutionisto; sohlen, Violiniat, who hes anions delighted Winghani d dancing by the afternoon s. The price of admission eserved seats at 25o, Plan oXibben's drug store, Left fo the West. Mr. John Crow years been a reel cession of Miro morning with his Sask., where they carload of settler' was out West for there purchased la of Mr, Orowe's ol home on Tuesday and presented him. a purse of 860. by Mr. F. Henry made by Mr, Jo and his family w wishes of a latge address was word To Bin. J. Onow DEAR Sul.,—Y neighbors in this that you intend from ainotigst do so .withont expression of t During year amongst Be you honorable and n fairly with all contact; as a ne been obliging a aid and eympa and trouble. the best wishes your dear farai the West and the many time and pleasure to As a slight tok froin us this p ing that healt may attend yo on behalf of y Oulross, Ont. Tho len were ge ore, refine concert, oVe &Veiling, 00 lebration. bor Day—will be m, under the ans- Band and Base- ent program has mending with a o'olook between dine. Daring the 11 games will be earns being from e and Listowel. rls and men, tug ber of girls tinder oughton, will be rogram. At 130 f ball players and be formed in front march to the park d, School children t at the town hall In the evening a will be held, The furnish music dun- ning. Take a day Day in Winghapi. Meeting, ood attendance at . M 0, A. in the Tuesday evening, rename was tbor• ing to indisposi- grove, M. L. A , ent and deliver an ed. The meeting held on Thursday Musgrove will be the gathering on a and importanoe in work of the Young Association. It is 1 be a large atten* rested in the work at general invitation is ones, too, to be p with the campai and winter mo in progress for which will u,:d ing and profita the religious, so the organization , who has for many ent on the 1st con- s, left on Tuesday =Up for Blarcelin, will reside, taking a effects. Mr. Crowe ome time and while d. A large number neighbors met at his evening of last week with an address and he address was read and the presentation 11 have the very best irole of friends. The d as follows: r many frieade and vicinity having heard take your departure cannot permit you to endering to yeti some eir esteem and regard. any years residence aye alwaye acted in an right manuer, dealing We -tern Fair. gramme of the West - takes piece this year h, is being circulated nable information re - Exhibition and what h day. 4th, will be Athletic of interesting events The official pr ern Fair, whic Sept. 11th to 10 and contains vs gardtog the grea will take place ea Monday, Sept. Day, and a nninbe will be run off. The balance of t two good speed ev In addition to this s harness horses will track in front of Twioe daily the gr attractions ever pree Fair audience will be Sisters' great Wild program of twenty• will be a whole show stage coach, the In band and Hippodro something not soon yoa, Central Ameri wonder "The King o his thrilling perfor family in their gr Deike Sisters, Eq a ppearanoe in Oa showing wonderfu in their breakawa esou Sisters, acrob led, White and Le Bros., the funny artists, and other interspersed with certainly make ev teresting. Programmes w nation to the Sec CHURCH 'NOTES. As the painters ar barraoxs, the service on Sunday next wi I, 0. F, hall, Chigoe) Communion servic St. Andrew's Presby the morning service, ember 13th. Prepare be held on the previous $1 A. YEAR IN ADVANCE busy in the Army at 3 and 7 p. m. be held lo.. the Hook. will be held in rias Oburoh at n Sunday, Sept- ory service will Friday evening. The Rey. Andrew B D., of the Hamilton be expected to preach i church, next Sunday ing. He is a man of s him, The regular meeting of Maitland will be he terlan Church at Blue Sept. 15t12. The Pr will meet in the same Mr. Robt. McBurney on "Young Men and the Church," e week there will be ate each afternoon. me of the classes of be judged ,on the he Grand Stand. meet program of ted to a Western iven. The Kemp est show in their ve different acts f itself. The old aus, the Cowboy e races will be forgotten. Samn- a's greatest aerial the Air" will give auoe. The Biokett t Aerial act, the librists, their first da, the Bice family endurance and skill ladder sot; Panett- a, who are unexcel• art and Kroueman people, high wire This programme lenty of music will ry performance in- 1 be sent on appli- tary. / Monday next (Labor day) our store will be olosed all da ead ad. on page 5. Wieeis & , ole agents for Viotoria shoes for 1 ies, alai) Albert and Derby shoes for men, Died in After a short daughter of Mr. formerly of Win the parental ho on Saturday, A and 6 months. a short time Mr. and Mrs. sympathy of their time of d death says:—" by the friends Ross, of 1152 S their bright lit Maxwell Ross, on Saturday. five years old. erly resided at the deceased w took place this & Haunt's patio Vancouver. • loess, Florence Ross, ham, passed away at gust 22nd, aged 5 years lorence was a bright, d had been ill for only ith spinal meningitis. se will have the sinoere ny old friends here in p affliction. The Van. speaking of the child's rich regret will be felt ton street, in the loss of le daughter, Florence hose death took place he little one was only r. and Mrs. Rosa form. ingham, Ont., where s born. The funeral fternoon from Center s, Rev. Dr. Fraser of - Meeting ith whom yen came in County of liar ghbor you. have always Saturday, Angn ever ready to extend present D. Robb nese the Board those who had Sohool examinat* but who had no professional sten Of the Eductition Boards have riOvi partment. The Sc had obtained the Education Dente that they had pas examination hi De thin cettifieates oleo deoided to gra clam certificates Baird, Sec.) Canto y to those in distress e can Maitre you that f all go with you and to your new borne In it has been our privilege be asseoiated with you. e as you to swept vie and contents. Trost - happiness and prosperity and yours, we remain nr many. friends, Euxxlr HENRY. JOHN PURVIS. rig, 25th, 1008. 010s by Mimi Maud Busch - s. She played with great rit of tone and expression. Recorder. At fall fair ember 25th, County Board. examiners for the met at Seaforth ou t 29th. There were n. After routine busi- onsidered the case of passed the Model ft in December. 1007, obtained their non- ing. By regulation o authority to grant tes; snob. Certificates granted by the De- station and farm retary of the Board mainder of the jo oted to get the non- themselves spend gee of those who or two per coat. , send them to the pewee, here and ent With a atatement were presented wi ed the Model School for reduong their . 1007, and got third one, (inflater, they Mild feel that there, t extenaions of third proveraent reedit nrrioh mere attention or• tferenoe, may the Methodist ening and even. oial gifts; hear of the Presbytery in the Presby - ale, on Tueeday, ebyterial Society place on that date. ill read a paper heir Relation to You'll surely wan footwear for Lab awaits you. here. sotaet g new in D . The best BASEBAL GAMES. Kincardine and teams played a leagn last Thursday after was full of errors o loop" players, and it like a win for the lak Wiugham boys need the end of the eighth were steered by Win ham' in the ninth, s more by good u• mpire and gave is deohdone in call - men out on third ly ones calling for e innings:— SITUATION& • • with leading business houses await our giaduette. LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER and all modern office roethode which encure rapid advance. GREGG SHORTHAND taoght by the only teaeher Ontario who a ttended the Author's School, THEME coUltsze. — stenography, Commercial, Telegraphy. Enter any day. Write for partioulars. VALE T1.301 ITRONC eErr. Wingham Business College NIP ingham baseball game on the park oon, The game the part of the milted very much town team. The ore praotice. At innings the score cal& Three runs leaving them winne lnok than good playi Kinoardine, was tie very good service, ing two Wingham base being the o oritioism, The taco /Kincardine -0 2 Wingham —1 0 Buy the Best, The agar and Ene- ie./ press shoes for 1 dies 'the Inviotus and Slater shoes f en, are the highest grade footwea anufactured in Can. Value of The question city and country ing amount of a and the United others whose occ eery to maintai are awakening to are annually call wear and tear on shortening of the their horses, °outs' say nothing of th comfort to the According to the Post, the average c of goods a mile b of a mill, and by tenths mills, Th °saying a ton of class roads is said oa common mu cents. The lates Department of shows 2451,510 the United Stat per cent, Wer populous and ri York, Peansylva improvements ev that ten per nu Alraost every pe ting meat or dest !Mr it country ro three times as hig road were first -0 goods actually pa Blyth won in league game on Thursday from L know by a score of At Luoknow on Tuesday, the home team defeated Kin prdine in a league game. Score, 17 t. 5 Goderioh and 1, ingham Lakeside League baaeball n es met on the county town diamond o Monday, and a very good exhib tion of the popular game the Goder h players were vie. Wingham 4 Good Roads, f good roads in both s receiving an increas. tention in both Canada States. Farmers and pation makes it neoes- vehicles on the road he enormous loss they d npon to sustain in heir vehicles and the life of usefulness of ned by bad roads, to loss of pleasure and drivers themselves. Saturday Evening st of carrying a ton lake is eighatenthe rail seven and six - average cost of goods a mile on first. be seven cente, and try roads twenty-five report, made by the grioulture for 1904, ilea of public l'Oht19 in s, of which 7 14 per improved. Iu old, h states, each as New re reported on lose . of the public' toads. d of freight origina- aed to a farm moves d; most of it Over a road, at a cost some as it evotild be if the Ms. Sometimes the a heavier toll for a between railread then for all the re- rney. The railroads intone te clip off one from operating ex. ere; and, if farmers ailroad freights even work. Apply to a R, Knox, WITH T E BOWLERS. prize in the A Each player w brushes, enclose urn's -rink won second ocietion series at the ornament last week n beautiful military in a suitable case. Last Thursday Kincardine, Poor down from the 1 good afternoon's of the local bo players won out of one shot. The Wingham Geo. 0, Manners. A. M. Crawford.. being civic holiday at inks of bowlers came ke town and had a ort with four rinke era. The Wingliam the narrow margin Fine Tailoring ceres ;— Kincardine 7 Dr. McDonald 8 Dr. Bruce O R. Ross 2 The Bowling T auspices of the Wi on Monday, Tneed next week prorate number of players prizes are better t ed small town evente with the priz Trophy match—lst chairs, quartered finieh, value $60; sets, hand -painted inch cut glass berr 2nd prize, four sets Scotch Doubles -1 extra large mantle 2nd prize, two gen paniona, value prize, oho large value 88; 2nd psi value $4. 17 21 12 21 71 ornament under the glarim Bowling Club and Wednesday of tei bring a large to Wingham. The tournements. The s are as follows: — prize, four morris k, early English nd prize, four tea china, value $28. 1st prize, four 0 - bowls, value $36; carvers, value $20 prine, two fine, emen's ebony torn - $10. Singles—ist nt glass berry bowl, e, one silk umbrella, r them. The Board indeed, was a bur ing IBMs. Read fin. heretofore. Geo. than formerly, bat Much leas than it is what you invariably get when you leav e your order for clothing at this Clothes bought here are cruaranteed to fit well, look well and wear well —and they do. Vifingham Toronto London Teeswater Ripley . Peleteret on \Pordwieh deserves. TITS 0 SO el) St oeP4e 121 Sept. 11-1 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. Robt Maxwell MERCHANT TAILOR AND MEN'S FURNISHER L The Leading Shoe Store 41. 11 $ 2 . 5 0 ii, prt 0 We haven't a thing' against our fil -,V, neighbors. We are steeply selID.g 1.17' isplen ;id Shoes fur it 4 . ..... Sept. 29-30 See us for Trunks and Valises. 0 1r Tab SHOE MAN. 19 tl' They are the best Shoes fot the f v.: money we ever sew or odd. fl We have them for litill :meet of leathers—hew taste p well made—nothing the matter 4,1 with the shoes. The price is 1'4 little weak—that's all. 114 Take a look at these wonderful tf] Shoes. They'll do their own talk.