HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-10-22, Page 7'criCG11AM', onEIOI. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1908.
Wlrigharrl Gree pulses
arzoIM.
Cut Flower a Floral Designs
Funeral and Wedding Orders re-
ceive prompt attention.
PHONE 101.,
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Wear Greer; $hoes and Rubbora
Guy Bros, Next Monday.
The old time fa Crites, Guy Brothers
high.olass minstrs s, will appear in the
Winghew opera house next Monday
evening. The co •• pany has an entirely
new program f r this soason. Prices
are 35o and 60o ith plan of .hall at Mo.
Krbbon'e drug a ore,
See the new wall paper at the Bre
Boole Seoet a.
Accident
While playing lo
School grounds on
Carrie Wilson, a
V. S., had the
break his arm.
been very untor
second time he ha
the past few mon
t School.
tbaii at the Public
Tneeday afternoon,
of John Wilson,
fortune to fall and
his young man has
nate, for this is the
had a broken arni in
6.
"Dainty Mode" is the name of the
best rubbers for ladies and gents.
W. J. Greer.
The South!
The Baptist ohnr
the doors on Tnead
the program given
Sexette. The erste
the beet we hay
Wingham and e
company was
audience. The
tette; were very
a ret urn visit to
would again hav
nd Sexette.
le was crowded to
y evening to hear
y the Old Southland
tainment evt a one of
ever attended in
ry member of the
a favorite with the
s• oo, duets and quar-
noh appreciated. On
Ingham this company
a crowded hone, t
Moulders' gaiters from 10 to $2 50
per pair. See our s Mal moulders'
gaiter. Wades & Co , agents for .Vice
toria shoes for lad and Albert shove
for men.
Autumi
A quiet weddin
the home of Mra.
John street, on k
when her second
Beatrice, was unit
Norman Lorn Pry1
performed by Rev
immediate relati
young couple a
honeymoon in To
and will reside i
home to their fie
25th. May the fu
nese in store for
people. j
Weddin'
was sole nized at
Catharine ilohriet,
onday evening last,
aughter, Mias Annie
rd in marriage to Mr.
The ceremony was
! D. Perri°, only the
sa being present. The
s spending a short
onto and other pima,
Wingham, being at
ads after November
ure have much tempi.
these popular young
Buy "Dainty Mode" rubbers. They
wear longer and coat no more.
W. J. GREEK,
Auxiliary's
The Ladies'
Hospital opened;
with a balance
During the year?
$250.22, making
of $893.91, The
to $296.42. By
Society supplied
rubber pads for
table and bed 1i
installed A ma
vided flowers fo
and Easter tide
the year 1908, h
$97.40.
uccessful Work.
xiliary of Wingham
s. year on Oct, 9, 1907,
on Rand of $143.69,
he receipts have been
`total in the treasury
expenditure amounted
this expenditure the
linoleune for the halls,
stairs, replenished the
n and dishes supplies,
to wardrobe and pro -
the wards at Christmas
At the beginning of
d a balance on hand of
Rubbers that will keep
are a necessity at this,tip
We keep the best m
prices are AO lOw as t
dOur feet dry
e of the year.
a only and our
e lowest.
WILLIS & Co.
Citizens' Ba
A large andien
Band in the ops
evening, when t
•CI'nion Depot," w
of young people o
direction of Miss
teriatia scenes the
siderable draniati
those who took p
and drilla Were
added to the en jo
Mesa Drake had
in instrnoti,ng th
rehearsing the p
so successfully.
d Entertainment.
e greeted the Oitizens'
hoose last Thursday
e play "Scenes in a
a put on by a number
the town, tinder the
rake, Many olbarao-
o depicted, and ooa.
ability was ahowr by
1. Solos, recitations
interspersed, whit%
uient of the evening,
pont the past week
.young people and in
y which culminated
Dr. Ovine, Oenliat, 'London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at
Mol ibbon'e drug store, Wednesday, Nov.
ember 18tH, Hours: 2 p.m, to 8 p,m.
Wass* prop* fitted.
4,
THS WINGHAM TIMES,
VOL XXXYII,
NO. 1916,
" ` .o1"
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THE GREAT TONIC
Every bottle guaranteed
1
We refund your money if
it fails,
Walton Mckiblion
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Blook, Winghiem.
r..
Bulbs for
Fall Planting
We have a foil stook of all fall
and winter bulbs, oanapriaing
Chinese Lilies,
Narcissus, Tulips,
Hyacinths, Freesias,
Jonquils, Crocus, Etc. Etc,
Come in and aee them, as it is
time to plant them now. Oar
stook is oomplote and peioea
right.
Ont flowers always on hand.
Orders taken for special flowers.
WALLEY'S
1 DRUG STORE
Ritchie Cosens
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
At right prices. We have a
number of paces admirably
suited for retired farmers.
No . prettier or healthier town
in Ontario • than Wingham.
Property boughs here can al.
ways be resold.
RITCHIE & COSENS
Griffin-Vaztstone Block, WINGEAM.
Phone 128
Just Tr
ter,..,..
00.4,*
for all kinds of
GROCERIES,
FRUITS, Eta.
J. Henry Chrislie
PHONE S9»
The Iate. Willi m 8. Anderson,
Turnberry Pio ser Passes Away.
One of the e Best settlers of the
townehip• of Tur,berry, Mr, William
S. Anderson, passed over to the great
majority on• Sat nifty last, in his $let.
year. The late r. Anderson was a
native of Scotiad, having been born
near the town of eebles, and spent the
earlier years of h s life in the old land,
On June 8th, 18;5, he married Mary
Grierson, and tie :e days Iater he and
his bride set sail fo Canada, the journey
taking nine weeks. They spent three
years in Soarboro ownship, coming to
Tnrnberry in 1868 rad settling • on the.
north half of lot 16 000oe08ion 1, where
they made their home and where they
have resided oon innonely. Here they
labored and ender :d the inconveniences
and hardships whi: h were inseparably
connected with the life of the early
settiere; Mr. Ander on had possessed a
strong constitution nd retained up to
a short time ago are . arkable degree of.
vitality, being able to do a coneiderable
amount of work on the' farm, But
within the past few months the ad.
yawing years began .o tell upon him.
The late Mr. Anderso • was a man of
strict integrity and hb orable in all iiia
dealings, enjoying t e respect and
esteem of the comma +sty.' He was. a
Liberal in politics, and : member of the
Presbyterian ohuroh. 1 n June Last Mr,
and Mrs. Anderson oelebrated the
.fifty-third anniversar of their wedding
day. The family o• -meted of seven
children—five sons an two daughters-
William and John,. . 1 Arcola, Sask. ;.
Thomas (deceased); dam, of (Willa;
Mrs. John Currie, o East Wawanosh;
Miss Maggie and Fra k, at home. The
funeral took place • n Tuesday after-
noon to the Wingh: m cemetery, ser.
vices being conductsat the house and
grave by Rev. W. West, M. A., of
Bluevale.
Drink Ohristie'a Teas.
Sunday So
On Sunday aftern
terming and profita
"Rally" was held
house, Con. 10, Tar
dance was large,
eighty. Suitable
were rendered by the
The service was ma
by a very tonohin
death of Miss Haze
had been so faithful
at all the services of
Hazel was a membe
also a member of t
odist Church, She
consistent ob
frequently spoken
her faith in God.
her death, and rig
her departure, eh
deuce in God th
one so young. S
by her oompanio
work.
ool Rally,,
on Inst a very in -
le Sunday School
Holmes' school
erry. The atten-
numbering about
naiaal eeleotions
ohoir and others.
o very impressive
reference to the
M. Mitchell, who
in her attendance
his Sunday 'School,
of the S. S. bhoir,
e Wingham Meth.
ad lived a beaitti-
ttian fife and had
her own home of
or days previous to
t up to the time of
manifested a pond.
was remarkable for
will be much missed
s In Sunday School
Many a woman gees without rubbers
and regrets it afterwards. 'We have
wonien's rubbers in all styles -55o, 65o,
and 75o a pair, W. J. Gana,
Hunte
leaves Toronto vi
way System 9 p.
(Pullman, coach
dation) for Nat
points, Returnin
Bay 9 p. m. Nov.
man, coach and b
running through
all station to All
onto 6.30 a. ni,
trains. Speoiel1
Nov, 10, 11, 12,1
baggage care for
Coach to Toronte.
from Grand Tran
J• 11. Mol)onal
Agent, Toronto.
s' Special '
Grand Trunk Rail-
, Oct, 20, 30 and Slat.
d baggage aeobmmo•
Bay stopping at all
speolal leaves North
2, 13 and 14. (Pali.
ggage a000ntodetibn)
Toronto, stopping at
ndalo, arriving Tor-
eonneoting with all
cues Callander 6 p, rn,
,14, for Toronto with
efferent aeotiont, and
Further information
Agents, or address
Dlstriet Paeaenger
Highest price paid for bided and pans
try at T. Felts' butoher shot.
GOLDEN WEDDI CELESRA.
TION
An unique event as celebrated at
the home of Mr, a . d Mrs, Therese
Jenkins, of the Blnve road, on Tues-
day /net, on the co +pletion of half a
century of their wed • ed life.
On October 20th, 1858, this highly
esteemed couple • <re united in the
bonds of matrirnon near Wellesley, in
Welliu ton count Three years pre.
vionsiy, Mr. Jeniti .: bad coma to Turn«
berry and purehas + the farm on which
they the,ve reside oontinponely ever
ranee,
Zia omission w - ; indeed a memorable
one, and, espeoi> • ly to the older ones
Who were prese t,, brought to mind
many incidents in the lives of those who
had to do with • • e settlement of the
country,
Relatives, !ri
about seventyfiv
and after the hoe
bootees had bee
festive board, lir
the drawing ro
rads and neighbors,
in all. were present,
itality of the host and
fully enjoyed at the
company repaired to
where a pleasant
and profitable t me was spent, Mr.
Robt. Currie, of Winghana, performed
the duties of o+airman, and reminia•
oentiy referred •' the firet time he had
met Mr. Jenkin •, about 53 years ago;
also to the adva • cement that had been
made'•eiuoe then and predicted that
there would not be as great progress
made in the next l fty years.
Mr. Robert •• :swell followed, and
expressed bee ple•sure at being present.
and that during t • e half oele4ury he had
been a neighbor of Mr. Jenkins, the
utmost harmony had always prevailed."
He feelingly referred to the illness of
Mr. Wm, S. Au 1 aeon, another of the
early settlers wh, hdd come to this part
about the same ti .• e as himself.
A pleasing fe tura of the gathering
was the present: tion to Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkins, of a p se of gold, from their
children. This as done in a neat
address by the e dest stn, James. Mr.
Jenkins was pres nted with a handsome
gold -headed wal ing stick, and Mrs
Jenkins with a' •eautifnl •gold sugar
spoon, an bah: of the former's
brothers and brot • er in-law, by Mr
James Hallett, an : ddreea being read by
Mita Nellie Jenk' of Oshawa,
Mr. Jenkins in epiying expressed his
surprise at the indly remembranbes.
He gave a numer of incidents con-
nected with his rip life in this part,
when he had to p y at the rate of $12 a
barrel for flour, a . d carry it all the way
from Manoheste, (now Auburn). Mr.
Ourrie'a home • ad been the resting
plane for many weary traveller, and
his hospitality ost boundless. Short
addresses were ; Ivan by a number of
others,
The eleven •+embers of the family
were all prase • t: --James and John
Jenkins, acrd • rs. A. Caldwell, of
Kalkaska, Mich ; Joseph, Of Alpena,
Mich: ; George, of Inglewood; David,
of Calgary; W Mame and Mrs. Jas.
Bargees, of Lis owel; Benjamin, and
Mrs. Wm. Niche son, of Wingham; and
Bdward, who liv .s at home. The sons.
in-law and dans • ter; -in-law were also
there, with the :xoeption of Mrs. John
Jenkins. Besid •a these there were two
brothers of M Jenkins: James, of
Oshawa, swore , anted by hia daughter,
Miss bTellie; an : Joseph, of Kalkaska;
the combined ;goo of these three
brothers totals •41. John Hallett, of
Whitby, a br ther'in-law of Mr.
Jenkins, and Ja es and John Hallett;
nephews; Mr, an Mrs, John Gray, of
Toronto; Mr. an. Mrs. Joseph Gray, of
Tnrnberry, and t r. and Mrs. 'Thos.
Henderson, of "Ingham were also
present.
On Wednesda evning the younger
members of the f _ roily' and their former
schoolmates we e entertained, when
Mr. Jenkins reg led the company with
an interesting + °count of his first
week's experienc-s in Tnrnberry.
Mr. and Mrs. l enkins are still vigor-
ous and hearty, . otively engaged in the
duties of farm ' ork, and are enjoying
the afternoon of their lives in comfort-
able oirourmt e • ova. May there be
many years of happiness yet in store
for them,
A nnigne fea re in oonneotion with
this mission, and one the equal of
which we feel fe in Baying is not to
be found in a annals of Canadian
histary, lies in the fact that it is the
third event of t e kind to be oelebrated
within three y are by residents whose
farms adjoin. The °there were:—Mr,
and Mrs. W. S. •.nderaon and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert M. , well.
Tete GQVERNM
The result of Mo
eatiefaotary to the
minion and it is 84
Laurier °Grarnme
jority of upwards
outstanding featur
every Minister wa
polis. A bitter fig
a number of the
thing which will b
Liberals and shun'
0f Canada is th
have failed to p
meat by a amp
abuse. This kind
and should not h
the people. 11, a
said, the Liberal
their party and e
the ranks of the
not be in public
the mejorety neo
of these bla
look to hire to
cleaning, if say
servatives and
wade rosy foreo
planed considers
going to happe
Liberate find th
number of seats
the last House.
factory and "
work."
T SUSTAINED.
day's pQli£no is veru
iberale of the Do.
to say that the
t will have a ma-
tt* fifty. The one
of the battle is that
successful at the
was put rap against
Ministers. Another
gratifying to the
be to all the people
t the Oonaervatives
t, out the Govern.
gu of ;lander and
of campaign does not
e the endorsation of
has been many times
have black sheep in,
me of them high in
arty, then they ahonld
ife. Sir Wilfrid has
scary to rid bis party
sheep and we
ke a thorough house
is needed. The Con.
ny of their newspapers
ate of. the result and
le stress on what was
in Ontario, but the
selves with the same
in Ontario as were in
The result is very satia-
aurier will finish his
THE RES LT IN HURON.
For the Lib
Huron, has a
The Liberals we
believing that t
riding, but did
jority. In Arch
candidate. He
the riding in the
a number of ye
oellent oharacte
to take his plea
ala, the map of East
umber of biook spots.
t into the fight fully
ey would redeem the
at look for a big ma.
Hislop they had a good
had faithfully served
Ontario Legislature for
a and is a man of tax.
and one who was able
in the debati:gig of the
questions of the day. As the campaign
progressed we •ought he was gaining
ground. Mr, : 'slop deserved better at
the • elide '01 the there's of East Huron
and our friend or. Chisholm can to -day
thank the num roue Liberals who were
the means of h s election. Without she
aid of Liberal otes we do not believe a
a Oonservative can be eleoted in East
Huron. Arch.: islop made a straight.
forward, hones appeal to the eleotora
and we are ver sorry to have to report
his defeat. Wi, gham Liberals deserve
praise for the go • d showing made in this
town. This •• +nioipality has always
been Considered he turning point of the
riding, but on M.nday.the vote showed
the Liberals to b: coming bank to their
own. The reap shows what united
effort will do and in another election we
hope to see the Liberals make a still
better showing, East Wawanosh and
Blyth Liberals m de an exoellent show-
ing, but in all the other mnnioipalitiea
the vote was a i isappointment to the
Liberals and we o' nnot yet understand
the reason for th s slump in Grey and
the Lower Win ee am division of Tnrn-
berry. The resp , though a disappoint-
ment to the Libe ala, shows they must
continue in the 'ork of organizing and
we will all look • orward to redeeming
this riding when the electors are again
called upon to st their ballots. The
exams has endeavored to conduct a
Olean campaign nd not say or do any-
thing to injure the character or repu.
Wien of our . ethical opponents and
now that the •fight is over we hope to
see our citizen: settle down to the duties
of every day 1'•'e.
In West Hu . •n our good friend Robt.
Holmes, of 01. • ton, has been defeated
by the late member, Mr. E. N. Lewis,
by the small majority of 28. Mr.
Holmes made hard fight and during
the last week a the campaign it looked
as though We: Huron would be re-
deemed. The r .sult in We riding is a
disappointment •0 Mr. Holmes and his
faithful Worker: The oleotors of West
Huron have ma • e a mistake in reject-
ing Mr. Holmes : ad sending to Ottawa a
representative w will sit on the op.
position side.
In South Hut n, M. Y. McLean is
re-elected and t Liberals have the
eatistaotion that t 10 not it solid Huron
for the Oppositi n. Mr. Mote an and
his workers are • be Congratulated on
their viotory.
"fhanksgi
Return tiok
fare, via Gra
between all s
Detroit and
Black hook,
tion Bridge,
S. 7, 8, 9. R
pull inforisia
Agent.
ing Day Excursions,
to will be
issued at'single
Trunk f ,ailwpy System,
tions in Ca . dda, also to
rt Hur• • •, lob., Buffalo,
iagara '.Ilsand Snspon-
y, Good going Nov,
urn limit Nov. 10th, 1908.
on from any Grand Trunk
Laurier will fi
Defeated, but
Haat Huron
Ment."
ish his work,
of dismayed, a
"Agin the govern.
The political wise of HOwiok r'anaine
normal,
A drop in t e temperature may be
expected,
Another fo
government.
Winghaln j le be0otiting niore
no.Tary.oue.
It is now tic
windows on.
Parliament wi
6th of Janmary.
We held our
Tories were out
"Well, I ha
fTam Ontario."
(Vlore than
thought it a pit
going up in auto
Tolmte's maj
310. His home
him a majority
Monday's vo
bake to the pelt
dal adopted by
Tar. Rankin':
Si A YEAR IN .A.DY.ANOE
to get your storm
1 likely meet on th
own in Order's% The
o their forecast,�an
not pxnfored that uob
Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
ne thrifty bousewlfe
to see so many brooms
city in North Bruce is
own. gin°ardiue, gave
f 124•
ng was a stinging re.
y of slander and scan.
the Opposition.
win in North Perth
from Alex. M •Laren was one of the
great victories
Hon. Jame&
Minister of
by aoolamat
Thursday las
Mackenzie
was able to
the Conserv
Minister of
The elect
Aiming Fo
Cookshutt
ou£y one left
d the campaign.
Duff, the new Ontario
gricuiture, was re-eleoted
n in West Simooe
en
ing ie a fighter, when he
in North Waterioo from
Ives, He will be the new
abor.
rs did good work in de -
ler, Bennett, Lefurgey,
ad Pope, Foster is the
of the old brigade.
Charles M. roil, M. P. for Bonaven-
tnre, Que., 11 be the Speaker in the
(3
House of Co mons and . H. McIntyre
M. P. for 'south Perth, well be the
Deputy Spea .r.
When the eferred elections are held
the Laurier t. overnment will have a
majority of ne rip sixty. This is not a
bad answer 1• the fellows who put up
the campaign • slander,
The Tins
defeat of Peter
Brune. Durin
trent Mr. Mo
ability and his
the Liberal pa
a sorry to hear of the
R. MoKenzie in South
his one terra in Parlia-
enzie thawed splendid
efeat will be a loss to
y.
The usual • •elebration was held in
Wingham by the Oonsorvativea, the
Oitizens' Bun, and Flute Band taking
part. Large n inners of brooms and
fireworks were need. Dr, Chisholm
thanked hit sup orters for their good
worn on his • ehalf. A number of
people were p :sent from Brussels,
Wroxeter, Gorri: and other neighbor.
ing piaoea.
The official ft• res for East Huron
wili be giyen in ur next lame. The
m47orities in the different munioipal-
ities, so far as w: have been able to
learn, are as folio :.
Hislop Chisholm
Blyth 8
Brussels 16
Grey 149
Wroxeter . ., .,. 19
Morris 14
East Wawanoah ,; ,. 53
Wingham. 115
Tnrnberry ' 47
Howlok .... .. 190
259 352
Majority for Ch' holm -98.
WANTED. --A
for general ho
family, Highest
RANSFORD, Box
able w• •• an or girl
sea +r: in et small
ag:. paid. MRs. R.
3, linter!.
LoSr.—In Wingham, a gold bracelet,
set with aren't stones; valued as a gift
Finder please leave at W. G. Patterson's
jewelry store and be rewarded,
CHURCH
Special services
in the Wingham
Sunday, Nov. 8th.
who bas for some
in evangelistic wor
861171088.
NOTES.
alt. F. J. Maine
expected to neon
Methodist ohuroh
and evening. He
hear him, Rev.
es at Gua of the
with the openin
Avenue church in
Sucoessftii ann
held in St. A
chureh on Staidthe oocaeion was
ford, of Guelph,
ably to large oon
ing and evening.
evening service.
Obrist," was treat
praotioal manner.
ill be commenced
thodiat church on
Rev. G. R. Turk,
ears been engaged
, will oonduot these
of London, may be
the pulpit of the
est Sande),morning
is a good speaker,
. G. Howson preach-
rvioes in oonneotion
of the High Park
West Toronto.
versary services Were
drew's Presbyterian
. The pteaoher for
Rev, R. J, M. Glees -
ho preaohed ac0ept-
regatione both morn -
His subjeot at the
"The Divinity of
d in an eloquent and
Flute 0
The Winghani
their first annus
house on Exide
when an exbelle
given, among rho
being Mina W. Al
Aliso Wallace; lea
Johnston MoOor
comedian, The
are desirous of In
taliment, and tori
patronage of th
first dOnaert,
Oot. S0t11,
r years of progrcooive
d Concert. .
lute and will hold
concert in the opera
everting, Oct. 30th,
t programme will be
e who will take part
a Ohieholm; Ur. and
Smith, comic singer;
ok, the fanrorts negro
embers of the band
nialang a good enter -
appreciate the liberal
eitizent itf this their
°member the date—
Fine
Tailoring
is what you invariably get
when yo u l e a sr e your
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 an',d have a look,
Robt, Maxwell
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
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s seg
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and all modern ofiioe methods
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Ontario who attended the
Author's School.
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The Pennant
for Shoes
of style and serviceability certainly b,+longa to
ns. Our assortment includes Ili • vorY latest
models in style, made by reliable manutactnr.
ers.
It includes FOOTWEAR for everybody
front tho ieATik TO Ottirviiat 4.
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