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The Wingham Times, 1908-11-12, Page 7THE WINUHAM TIME VOL XXXVII.---NO. 1919. WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1908. SI A YEAR IN ADYA.NCE Cream of. Violets Cures Chapped Hands in one night. Not greasy—rube in perfectly. Perfumed with Violet Petals. i An elegant preparation for after 1 shaving. Ili ( 25c. a bottle I Walton McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Maodonald Block, Wingham. Have You Weak Eyes? If your eye; trouble you at all it will pay yon to visit us as we oan snit you. • Eyes Tested Free and spectacles properly fitted. We solicit your trade. Broken lenses replaced at WALLEY'S I DRUG STORE Wingharn Greenhouses SPECIALTIES: Cut Flowers and Floral Designs Funeral and Wedding Orders re- ceive prompt attention. PHONE 101. 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. Wo 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, WINQHAM. Phone 123 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa 3 t O 4 M[ E` TO THE Men's Meetg ` Under auspices of Y. M . A., C in the TOWN BA n , on C t SUNDAY, No V. 22nd { C — Hear Rev. G. R. Turk 4 speak and sing. Subject of Address :— " LEADERSHIP." } Chair taken at 4 p. m., by C A. H. MUSGROVE, M. L. A. C A Men's Chorus will lead the singing eC ;‘Ouywvw VVVVVVwvVwwdw of familiar hymns. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers The Best We have made meets with the Farn Home Magazine, of are able to make a pr TIMES and the Farn best agricultural a this continent. ding. lobbing arrange - ere Advooate and ondon, Ont., and cis of $2.35 for The is Advocate, the d home paper on Drink Christie's Teas. First SI The first cutter b season was seen on Saturday. Since Sa snow has fallen, and and cutters were Coneiderable wood been brought int This week we have winter weather. Fruit Buying Time is NOW Never saw such fruit as we're Gelling. We've bought the mar GRADES from the BEST MARKETS and are convinced that Better Can't be Got RAISINS—every one of thein are fat and plump. CURRANTS—are large, flue flavored and clean. Our Peels are not second grades. They're the pink of dripped peals. FIGS DATES CRANBERRIES, ETC, Remember—sow's the time to buy. J. Henry Christie 1h Ride. nght into use this osephine street on urday considerable n;Tueeday sleighs ronght into use. hay and grain has town on sleighs. een having genuine California, M =xico, FI . da. Special round t ip ton at rates In effect to prinoi.:l nter Resorts. For full informati r n a to rates, routes, eto., apply to (orsrank Agent. Highest price pal. for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' butcher shop. Municipa The municipal pot boil in some of the but we have not be aspirants for in Wingham for important matters with by the council when the time comE bar of good men wil Wingha The curlers of W meeting in the 0 (Thursday) evenin re -organizing the This good winter g popular in Wingh interested are roan the meeting. Curlers, ngham will bold e unoil Chamber this for the purpose of uh for the winter. me promises to he m this season. All sted to be present at Roome in Maodonald block to rent. Apply to DR. MACDONALD Auction Sa Mr. Thos. E. W auction sale of 35 he National hotel, Win November 21st, c o'clock. The stook brought into Wingha cows recently calved in calf and 5 two - feeding. Mr. Fran the auctioneer. e of Cattle. lker will hold an d of cattle at the em, on Saturday mewing et 2 b the beat ever and includes 25 r in calf ; 5 heifers ar•old heifers for MoOonuell will be Politics. has commenced to neighboring towns, et heardwho will municipal honors ext year. Many are to be dealt f 1909 and we hope a sufficient num- be in the field. Canadian At the regular m land. Canadian Or on Friday eveni members were ad B. Harris has been lent sustoese in his remain in town fo expeoted that the Maitland will go All members are t at the special mee day evening of th See the new wall paper at the BIG BOOK STORE. Bad Piec Since the wet y phine street between the G. T, R. tracks graceful condition. put on this piece o summer:have now w heavy coating of b would travel many again see such a pieoe oindere were alirigh weather, but deliver travel on that roadwa snow of the past few sufficient to Dover up Wingham'e front etr very badly and we h job made of the work of Road. ther set in Jose - the post office and as been in a dies The coal cinders road during the rked into a good tick mud. One miles and never of roadway. The during the dry from very much. now. Even the aye bas not been he "dirty apo ." et needs fixing up pe to see a g,.od ext season. Foresters. etiug of Court Mait- er of Foresters, held g last, fifteen new itted. Organizer R meeting with excel - work here and will this week and it is emberahip of Oona or the the 300 mark.. gaeated to be present ing to be held on Fri s week. Wetting Fo A men's meeting. nr 'ot the Y, M. CI A., wil town hall one Sunda� 22nd inst., ett 4 o'clJ Turk, who is oonduot here, will he present dress on the subject The chair will be tak grove, M. L. 1) . He a men's chortle. Al See the new stook of Bibles and Hymn Books at the IiIG BOOK STORE. Dissolved The firm of Wall dealers and undert been dissolved. continued by Mr. purposes taking a trip to the West. devote his time t pianos and organs tains an intereet branch of the bneii and Roes are form ham. Leggings! Leggings! for all purpose In Ladies,' Gents,' Boys,' Misses ant Children's, in every new style. Prices from 40o. to $2.25 a pair. See them. W. J. GREER. Clever In the Family Star this week, th short stories entitl House" which a complete story app paper. There are e paragraph means and enjoyment. T and Weekly Star valve for one dolla reading of that g said the Family H Star rarely loses a subscribers this see months ahead so 1 single paper. The Weekly Star bacon evety year and it in every Canadian h tories. Ierald and Weekly e begins a series o! d "The Old Home e very clever A eek's Every laughter Herald y gives big in a whole year's eat paper. It is rald and Weekly ubsoriber, and old on aro renewing not to mise a ttmily Herald and -More valuable ould find a plane e. ars in eaoh even in al oars of e ert 1 Men. der the auspices be held in the afternoon next, ok, Rev, G. R. g special servioes red deliver an ad - of "Leadership." n by A. H. Mns- rty singing, led by men are invited. All the latest books at the BIG Boort STORE, Wedded in W Mr. J. B. Elliott known Wingham yo ried on Weduesday Claire, Wis., so Mie lister, of that city. a number of years 1 chief train despatch the Wisconsin Divi tern at Eau Claire. old friends id thi himself and bride wedded life. artnership. r & Ross, furniture ere at Clinton, has he business will be balker and Mr. Rose two months business On his return he will the sale of Doherty Mr. Roes also re- in tho undertaking se. Morten. Walker r resideute of Wing' sconsm. a former well - ng man, was mar- ff last week at Earl Mayme E. MoAI- Mr. Elliott has for old the position of r for the Omaha on ion, with headgear - Mr. Elliott's many section will wieti any years of happy Cold weather footwear—Big variety; lowest. prices. WILLIS & Co. New Potatoes i Mr. Andrew Tayl able to have new Thanksgiving dine experience resulted growth of potatoes f grown and been 1 during the summer. ed the new sprouts tivated them, with had actually two orop one planting, the sec large es ordinary eg Era. You get the beet grade of Felt Foot- wear in all the up to date styles at W. J. GREER'S. Local Optio A looal option presented to the Go oil and a vote on likely be taken in townships, of Ashfie similar stage has b garding the prospect Advocate of last w temperance headgna ently reported that local option pampa action has been take Blyth the campaign for a year. in Huron. etition has teen rioh Town Conn - he question will annary. In the d and Morris a en reached. Re- in Exeter The ek said: "From tars it is persist- xeter is to have a n this year No here as yet." In as been postponed i November. r was this year potatoes for his r. This unique from a second om Boma that had t in the garden Mr. Taylor notio- nd carefully onl- he result that he of potatoes from red crop being as s.—Olinbon,(Neve WANTED—To pnrchape great of single sleighs, complete wit atts. Apply Singer Sawing Machine office. Veil) Practice In Wingham. re. Margaret 0. Calder, who spent the summer in W`• gham some three years ago, has ret rned from a two years' post grade: to course in New York and Boston. She has taken a position as assign t to Dr, Kennedy and will devote :penial attention to diseases of the eye, ;ar, nose and throat. Dr. Calder took e b illiant course et the university and afte spending two years in special work s particularly well qualified. Dr. s.alder's professional card will be foun on another page of this paper. To Our Su We oall'the,attenti hers to the debt namesupon the ad will indicate, in ever which every rube and a great many have fallen behind. best to make the pa fesses to be; and w pleasure to its ma them to bear in m side of the arrange all arrearages wit jeopardize the p which binds ne friends, cribers. n of our anbscri- inted with their rase labela. This case, •the date to ribor has paid; i11 find that they We are doing our er all that it pro- le it gives manifest y readers, we want nd the commeroial ent, and to pay up out obliging ne to meant relationship to our tardiest PER ONAL. We shall be glad this oolu.mn from a lave visitors or purp drop in and tell no, o effect. o have oontributions to of our readers. If you. se going away yourself, send ns a note to that Mrs. John PAW 'on, of Port Elgin, is visiting with Win ; ham relatives, Miss Eva Gies ow, of St. Thomas, is visiting with • er sister, Mrs J. A. Taylor. Mr. Hugh Ross, of Olinton, is visit- ing with WI. gham relatives and mends. Mr, and Mrs Geo. Young, of Fort William, were ieiting with Wingham relatives last w ;k. Mr. Nelson +sonald, of Westford, arrived in tow on Monday, and is attending the B • einese College. Miss Nina B' chanan and Miss Eva Greer, of Gegeto n, Mioh , are visitors at the home of M H. B Elliott. Mrs Jas. Hisiop returned to her home in Stratford on aturday after several weeks visit with • ;r oousin, Mrs. H. B. Elliott. Oa Monday of this week, Mies Lena Awde, a grad. ' to of Business Celle- ;, went fill a position w • ioh was van WANTED—Marsh hay for packing furniture. Must bEt so and free from thistles. Apply at ll.. ALKER & CLEGG'S upholstering factory. the Wingham to Toronto to offered her. Mr. Bert ellwood, who has just returned east after a business trip through the '" est, was visitiug for e few days this •eek with his parents in town. LESS Edna Diamond, a graduate of the Wingha .r Business College, left for Toronto 1 et week, where she has secured an ex•elleut position as steno- grapher. Mr. Robt. 0 emmill, of Fort William, has been visit ng with relatives and old friends in Wi gham and vicinity. He is shipping a ::r load of lumber camp supplies to For' William. A Progressi a Puhliraaoon. The Special Th nksgiving Nnmber of the "Canadian iotorial," recently received, shows i addition to its wealth of beautif harvest piotures and other fine pho gravnres, several new and interesting atures which are to be ooutinned with other attractions in the enlarged and im roved Christmas Number, in course of p paration. One of these is a complete sto y ; a second is a series of "Old Favourit Songs" words and music complete, whi will appear in eaoh issue. Remarkab as has been the popularity of this Bpi did publioa- tion, the pnbiio are assn ed that the best is yet to come. Ev ry issue of this monthly "Art port olio" would form a capital Sonveni : to send to friends abroad. Nona otter (foo, a oopy,:$1.00 a year; The Plotorial Pub, lishiag 00., 142 St, Pete St., Montreal.) Y. M. C. The Wingham a concert in the op evening, Decembe looal talent will gramme. Living by a number of the direction of and there will pleasing feature December clear partionlare of future isenee. T for this week but the regular the rooms of th (Thursday) eve are requested t A. Concert. M. 0. A. will hold ra house, on Friday 4th. The very best ave a high•class pro- iotnres will be given onng people, under r. W. J. McDonald, drills and other Keep the 4th of or this event, further ich will be given in e At Home advertised as been declared off, eoting will be held in Macdonald block this ing and all members be present. The L The electric have been a pa people, but if Sunday avenin of the past will machinery at t in motion for t night and the nonnced good The TIMES mai house on Tnead great differenoe generator has b room and the pl better shape th the new maohiu the very beet machinery for t evening was dri sad we are told new wheels was only half open. water the machi by water power, derable saving it money bas been past few months the work is at ar servioe the plana way. ghting Service. ght users of Wingham lent and long suffering he service given Binge is continued, the sins be forgiven. The new o power house was put e first time on Sunday service has• been pro. p all the light users. paid a visit to the power ty evening and found a in the plant. The new en placed in the engine at generally is in mach i it was before. All ry has thus far given of satisfaction. The ie service on Sunday en by water power only hat only one of the sed and that it was With a good hood of ery will be easily run thus making a oonsi- fuel. A great deal of penton the plant the nd itis to be hoped that end and with a good will be able to pay its MODEST RE8UIREMENTS. (Ohioago ' •cord -Herald. A steady joy that A pleasant home A reinooat whe A liver that is al A never failing a The wit to Bay t And I will quit aye none well, whieh to dwell, it's raining; eys right, petite, nets that are bright, complaining. A , hence to trav;l now and then, The friendship of my fellow men, The luck to ne • ;r etumble; Heir that will no' forsake my head, A nose that never • ay turn red. Sweet dreams whe I drawl into bed, And I will never rumble. Poultry -how at Clinton. The 13th annel show of the Heron Poultry Assooi: tion will be held at Clinton, on Ja • nary 19, 20 and 21. Wingham has a • umber of wide-awake poultry fanciers, 11 of whom will be glad to hear of th change of plane for holding the show, • s Clinton is so much more convonientl: situated then Sea forth, and a larg; local entry should be made. A manner that the The strength to kn A bright sun o'er A little richer ever Yenth hat will ne Three times a year And I will pease r Order your oopy of the Christmas Globe et the BIG BOOK STORE. Guild The Westmins Andrew's Presbyte ham, held the ele the year 1909, on resulting as folio Rev. Mr. Perrie; Mutton; let, Vi Farquharson; 2 Miss L. Cammin tau, Mr. J. M Secretary, Mies L. Wilson; Con Prayer Meeting McBurney; Loo H. Parker; Seel Gordon; Literar Cummings; Flo F. Patterson. fficers. r Guild of St. fan Church, Wing - tion of officers for onday evening last, s: —Hon. President, resident, Mr. Hector -President, Miss 0. d. Vice President, a; Financial Seore- Gillivray ; Recording ender; Organist, Miss eners of committees— Committee, Mr. R. out Committee, Mr. 1 Committee, Miss L Committee, Mise A. er Committee, Mise adies like, ok out when I strike, me shining; day, r wear away, raise of pay, pining. To have that which want without The sorrows of dela or doubt, A tongue that's ne er furry; To be from worldly 'area eo free The other men will e • vy me. To wake each morni. ; filled with glee, And I will never w rry. HIGH SCHO L NOTES. Lost, strayed or s between Binevate and gent looking Iriahm collect his reward by the High Sohool. *** Winter's sadden a prevent a number of from taking a short evening. It was to time, all having a ver ing. * Any person wishin obtain an excellent o Form II, as Katie out of a job. Ar moor; Clad and .s 'amend Edge Rubbers for farmeee, teamsters, eto., are the kind that wddr. Lowest prices. WILLIE & Co The The annual m are taking plaoe i method of the f themselves with the highly favora ation that has Twenty cattle are weeks Each ma that mast be Bou This animal dressed meat a possible. The b divide up to 450 that amount, the the sale of. In t a typioal case li Jones supplies a 412 pounds. He pentads Of meat. pounds, and is ohs 7 oeite. He thee 42 dents, Anothe only 380 pounds. pounds of meat, a pound for the pounds and 7 dents pays for 20 ponnde pounds at 7 cents, Again, if the beef d and he reoeivee 410 balance is credited gets $2.40, The allots the several s oeivee $2 to $2.511 pe ie generally raised b B•ef Rings. tinge of beef rings various parts. This rmers in supplying resh meat is one of le forms of oo-oper- worked out well killed in that many furnishes an animal d and in good order. ust approximate in near 400 pounds as toher will out up and pounds evenly. Over wner has to assume e closing of the books, e this 000nre. John animal that dresses has taken out 418 Balanoe due is 0 ged against him at aye into the treasury man's beef weighs He takes out 410 has to pay 10 cents shortage below 400 fter that. Thus he t 10 cents and 10 which totals $2.70. eases out 450 pounds onnde of meat, the t six gents, and he bntoher, who also ares, generally re. animal, which sum sale ot the lido. * olen—Somewhere Sunset. an intelli- n. Finder may eeving "Dan" at pearanoe did not our young ladies aoation the other the country this enjoyable even - a housemaid may e by applying at nug is at present The Literary Sooi ty did not meet last week on account of the president's illness; there will, h' wever, be a meet ing on Friday over which the vice- president, Mies Kennedy, will preside. The executive committees on Th journalistic work supervision of Mi Clifford Treleaven. hose the different rsday night. The will be under the s M. L. Roes and The mathemat cal students find everything easy th s week as Mr. Work- man has a smile f.r everyone. CHURC NOTES. Rev. 3. Radfori, of Belmore conduct- ed the servioes i. St. Andrew's Presby- terian church out Sunday last. Rev. D. Perrie took l i. Radford's work at Belmore. The regular 1 meeting of St. Paul's Brenda, A. Y tare on "Sootl illustrated by cornea geeing evang list, is holding servioes in the Metho ist church here, every night ezoept S tutday. He will preach next Sunday morning and evening. He cannot eta long in any else please; and will soon e gone from Winglaam. Come and hear his sweet solos, and his gospel message hile you have a chance. Everybody welo me. Following an ttaok of paralysis sus- tained on Thure ay, 15th iostant, Rev. Dr. William H. "ithrove of the Metho- dist Publishing onse, author, editor and traveller, pa ed away shortly bo• fore 12 o'clock, hursday night at his home, 244 Jarvis treet, Toronto As a man high in the ouneils of the Metho dist Church and one whose kindliness endeared him to any hearte his lanes pected demise co es as a shock. P. A , Monday next at s Memorial Hall. Leo- nel," by Dr. Macdonald, ntern views. All wel- Fine Tailoring is what you invariably get when you le av e your order for clothing at this store. Clothes bought here are guaranteed to fit well, look well and wear well —and they do. RURAL M IL DELIVERY. The postoffioe de artment has by no means Blackened it efforts to lay out ural mail delivery r utes since the eleo- tions, as stated in oe tain quarters. Mr. George Rose, metal superinten- dent, who has char e of the work, is now ln Nova Scotia, eying out several rotates, and on Me r turn will consult with the departmen at Ottawa as to further work. While it is expect that there will not be the same r sh by farmers to get free delivery i the winter as in the summer, the pee ffioe department any group of forme s along env es- tablished mail route, d when reoeived an inspector will be son over the route, to report as to the min ok. If his re- port is favorable the f delivery will be started as soon as climatic) oenditions 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 Robti Maxwell MERCHANT TAILOR AND MEN'S FURNISHER WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE Most modern and popular Busi- ness School in Western Ontario. Widely experienmd broadly educated, sympathetic, attentive staff. The synonym of success. Graduates eminently succtssful. The very essence of modern, living business systems. Stenography, Telegraphy and Commercial Courses. Preparatory course for those whose edueotiou hos been neg- Moil courses, In any subjects, for those who wish o study at Individual instruction Enter any day. Write for handsome catalogue The Leading Shoe Store. Never Mind what priced ehee you went — come both men and women at We know we eau rive you motley on your Shoes, You'll know it tete if you try one pair. Step in and see the new lines of Winter Shots.