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.THE WINGHA
VOL XXXVIII.-NO. 1952. ,
CAMERAS
MKS and BROWNIES
We °airy a fine nue of Film and
Pbotograrhic Supplies.
Kodaks $10.00 to $25.00.
Brownie Cameras $1.00 to $12.00
No trouble to sbow the Cameras -
mine in and inspect.
A dark room FREE to our oustora-
ere. We develop filras.
Walton Mb*
THE DRUGGIST
Macdonald Bleak, Wingham,
WoolWanted
Any quantity, highest cash
price paid, or in exchange for
Home -Made Yarn, Blankets and
Sheeting, at
T. A. MILLS
Wingham.
ustimumannur
Fall Term
Opens Aug. 30
Our graduates are assisted to
the best positions. Write for the
reason. Prepare now to enter at
the beginning of term.
Mail Courses for those who wiah
to study at home.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
Farraers who want money to buy
horeee, cattle, or hogs to feed for merket,
can have it on teasonable terras,
Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer-
chanta or agents, on favorable terms.
Loana On real estate at the lowest
rates going,
11.1111111111111
THE BEST GROCERY
INDUCEMENT
Xs good goods, pure goods, put
up the beat we know how and tit
primes conaistent With the right
kind of quality. That'a our
tagnment tor busitnene Doesn't
it appeal to you?
Oranges and Bananas
We have in stook jeet now some
of the chi:sided of !Mit, This its
the seeson when it's hard to get
that kind, but Wit've DOT TT, Lose
Valencia Oranges 300 to 600 per
dozen.
It's too hot to bake. Mid besides
ohoioe in Oakes here. Several
new 'Wise just added.
The Pettit Season's Ilere, leave
us lir Otir Orders.
J. Henry :Christie
PHONE 59
WINGIJAM, °Num THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1909.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
FLOWERS
For all ocoasione Pariies,
Weddings, Funerals, etc,
FRAMS STREET • PRONTO 101.
Wear Oreeris Shoes and Rubbers
Bapttst P
A happy event t
of Mr. and Mrs.
Malone, N. Y., w
Mies Jeanie -Gertrud
in -marriage with R
pastor of Wiegha
Mr. and Mrs. Steeve
and taken up res
Terrace, The Ti
s or Weds.
k place at the home
en their daughter,
Wright Was united
Baptiet Church.
have arrived home
once on Carling
s extends hearty
Fresh groceries. LENNOX, Winghain,
To Sarnia
The annual occur
oampment, I. O.
Detroit will be held
net 14th. The retn
$2,05 with boat fare
to Detroit. Retu
will leave Sarnia a
16th of August. T
oursion and is al
Keep the date in m
nd Detroit.
ion of Minerva En-
. to Sarnia and
an Saturday, Aug -
fare to Sarnia is
f 75o. from Sarnia
ning, special train
is is a poenlar ox-
eye well attended.
Higheat price paid for hides and poni.
try at T. Fells' butoher shop.
To Attend C
Wingham Oran
divine service at St
begin AT 7 Woe
brethren will meet
at 6 o'clock. Begi
18th inst., and co
?month of August,
St. Pistil's will eons
as previously annou
eraen will attend
Paul's Church oa
t. The aervice will
t their lodge room
ning with Sunday,
tinning through the
he evening service at
ced by the Rector.
A new bloycle for sale at a bargain.
Apply at the TIMES office.
An Excelle
The results of
examinations are
column of this ise
proud of the rem
sent tip fifty.fon
this number fort
fully passed the
an excellent sho
Stalker, his assist
are to be congrat
he recent entrance
given in aiaother
e and the TIMES
shown from Wing-
. Principal Stalker
candidates and of
-eight have success -
amination. This is
'ng, and Principal
to and the students
Our splendid Shoes for raeu, priced
more then inferior qualities. .
Scottish Gatfies at Kincardine.
Keep Friday, Jul
Sbottish games at
will be a program o
Kincardine Scotch
a red letter day. In
games the Wingha
town. The speoi
Wingham at 0.82 a
fare is 70 cents. Re
will leave Kinoar
80th, clear for the
Kinoardine. There
old time events and
n are planning for
connectible with the
Wort to the lake
train will leave
m. and the return
thing, special train
WANT= AT 00,-1000 cases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantitiee wool.
Highest prices, cash or trade. KING'S,
With the ewspapers.
The Kincardine Reporter has been
istiproved in man Ways since J. 3.
Hunter took con rol in july, 1905.
Lett 'weak there as another change.
The paper is nOve a peitited in the office
at Kinoardine and the bnprovement is
Very merked, Mr. tinter has our beet
Atwood Bee hat o disoerded the
"patent side" and s all home print.
The home priet ide . it growing among
five papers with all home priut, viz: -
and Wingliare Tinuts, The Tiverton
Watchman has been liiken over by the
Kincardine RevieW an the ReVieW 'Will
in future devote age to Tiverten
flews and advertisena O. It is dila-
°nit work to publish neWapaper in
ed business.
Automobile for hire. Anply to A, M.
Read Willis 85 Co.'s adv. on page 8.
Foundry nine, will p
garae of baseball on t
Friday afternoon of
is aallect for 4,15 o'cl
now has a good teem
be. io order.
glans, Westetie
exhibitiore
town park, on
is week. Game
k sharp. Luck.
nd fast ball will
Civic H
Mayor Gregory h
day, July 22nd, as
day will be the ann
good weather Una
oursion promises to b
as in previoua years.
declared Thurs.
brie Holiday for
lar event for the
al Union Sunday
incardine. With
nuel popular ex.
as well attended
seated swing. I MRS. H. Kenn.
Dominion Day Holiday.
Very little in t a: way of entertain-
ment for the peo e of Wingham made
laet Thursday a ry quiet holiday in
town. The Ci izens' Band were at
Teeawater as we as many of our towns-
people, while at . ;re were at Wroxeter
and other points The Methodist Sun-
day eohool held very sameseful picnic
on the Lower " ngham flats.
Buena and Efeas,-Bring along your
Produce. • Highest price paid in ex-
ohange for Boots and Shoes.
Consider the By. Laws.
The ratepayers of Winghtsm should
are published in he local papers and
questions to d ided on are very im-
portant ones and quire careful clonal -
held to discuss t e by-laws, dne notice
of date g en next week. We
have not the tire thief week to make
further reference to.the by.laves.
You can have your buttons raade to
order from any kind of material at R.
MAXWELL'S tailor shop.
Injure
Mr. John F
Maitland Lodge
telegram on W
the secretary of
informing him
late of this tow
The nature of
Mr. Lougheed
will be Borry
He has been
weeks.
d in the West.
. Groves, seoretary of
nesday morning from
at Mr. David Lo agheed ,
, had been seriously in -
le chance of recovery.
e accident is not known.
many old friends here
o hear of this accident.
n the West only a few
Hausa WA
trally located,
at the TIMES c
D. -A good hones, cen-
wetted to tent. Apply
Death
There passed
Grey Townshi
in her 48th
daughter of th
this town and
resided Eels
Mrs, James h
some time.
to Wingham
took pine° on
the residenoe
A. Green, So
sympathy of
away at her home in
on Saturday lost, Mary
of Mrs. Philip James,
ear. Deceased was a
late Wm, Blanshard of
inoe her marriage had
Wawa/loth and Grey.
been in poor health for
e remains were brought
Sundey and the funeral
ouday afternoon frau
her brother•in-law, Mr.
street, to the Winghera
bereaved will have the
ny Wendel.
Tams and VALtens.-Big Anal at
lowest pfiOSA. W. J. Git0ER.
Quiet H e Wedding.
A quiet home edding took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shers
riff, Winghara, on Wedneeday, June
80th, at 6 p. in the presence of
About tiventy fri da of the centraoting
partiela when heir Meek daughter,
Annie 3. R., rva united in wattage to
Mr. Perrie offiola d, The yeeng couple
entered the draw tag room unattended,
the bride earri a bOquet of White
cattatiblis. Tie bride, Who Wise given
away by her fa her. Was beoomingly
attired in semi- rincesa gewn of onion
French silk St 1, The presents Were
MaraerOtta and eautiful. The groom's
With pearls. After tear it programme
iVes given ant !he guestS spent a Italy
ADJOYAMA eve ng. Mr. and Uri. Tiffin
Will reside on the grotnn'tt tartrk Mb.
loss. Their triends wish there many
YOltri hisPftt Wedded life.
WINGHAM H H SCHOOL
PROM IONS.
POEM T FoRm IL
Memie Adam
May Centelon
Laura Clarke (Moors)
jemee Carrie honors)
Olive Carrie ( °note)
George (ford
John Dickson
James Fergue n,
Gordon Gann tt
Wilson Gedd (honors)
Nornaan Geri es (honors)
Earl Hell
William Hal
Earl Johns
Fred Johnst
Cora Kerr
Allan Kneoh el
Hazel Wore
Nellie Niohol a (honors)
Floosie Orr
Lillian Ross onors)
Arthur Shaw (honors)
Adam MoBar ey (honors)
Peter Ala we (honors)
Alex, McRae
Ina MoRitehi
John Weir (h norsy
Earl Wightm n (honors)
POEM T POEM III.
Florence Ait
Mae Ballagh
Bry es
Edna Dicks°
Frank Gilles ie (honors)
Ada Hennes
Roland Hen non
John Mitchel (honors)
Heotor Mutt..
Morley Price (honorte
Mary Ritohi (honors)
Milton Road mom
Leone Shaw
Emrae. Stew rt (honors)
Gertie Stew 1 (honors)
Mary Stewa (honors)
Roy Turve
Andrew Wa laoe (honors)
Gordon Yon g
talon (honors)
Successful
The following ' p
High Sohaol have be
results of which wer
daily papers an We
Class Certificates -
Ethel Walsh, Nobs°
Anderson, Jean Bo
Limited Third•Class
Miss Musgrove has be
trustees of No. 9,
commence her duties
summer holidays.
pile of Wingham
n successful in the
1 examinations, the
announced in the
nesday. Second -
nate AloBurney,
Higgins, Edna
e, Bessie Lovell.
M. A. Anderson.
n engaged by the
°wick, and will
t the close of the
CHURCH
OTES.
The death of the
occurred on Wedne
Victoria, B. O. De
pastor of the Bervie
odist church, and ia
Wm. Blair, Queen
Mr. Dever had man
regret to hear of his
went to British Col
Somebody of a
mind went over the
ere at the general as
ilton and found that
of the assembly, 110
names on the list whi
it further appears, w
belle, Sootta, Orme
others equally signifi
preached his initial a
Wingham Methodist
last. Large congreg
at both mastless an
and the practical
serznone of the ne
moat favorable ira
ledge addressed the
the afternoon in
ay, Jame 23rd, at
eased was a former
circuit of the Meth.
son-in-law of Mr.
street, Kincardine.
friends who will
early deraise. He
rabia in am& of
tatistical turn of
11 of commission-
mbly of the Free.
a ads held at Hera-
t the 450 members
were Meas. The
h were nob Mace,
re mostly Camp-
Dongleesea and
Ant of Caledonian
At the aemi-an n
Eureka 13ible Stud
were presented by t
veners of the vario
Mass had an averag
Study of the Intern ti
18560101, evbich he
tetehing 61 Mt A
for title term are: -
Steck; troastarer,
soli', Mrs W Ito
W nester; organist,
inane ais pastor of
bur& on Sunday
times were present
evening serviciess
tad well.delivered
ession. Dr. Rut -
Sunday Sohool in
al meeting of the
Class of the Metho.
ecently held, very
ncouroging reports
he officere and con-
committeei. The
ettendanoe of over
eiteis Sunday the
anal Sunday school
proved to be vory
truotive under the
orton. The officers
toy, Miss kt
-Devotional, T
son; Irisitatien,
PER
NAL.
we seen be glad
this cesieune. from an
have visitors or pi).*
drop in and tell. US, or
o have oontribatIono to
of our readers. If Yon
gobv away. yourself,
end us a note to that
Mies Francee
Day at home in E
Unwell Hazel an
visiting at Exeter
nese trip to Winni
Ur, Morton, of
visiting with his a
Alr. and Mrs. Ri
week for a visit wi
Sound.
Mr. F. Paterson
onto for over Sund
Mr, and Mrs.
Ottawa, are visiti
was visiting with
last week.
Mimi Eva Pater
visiting with her p
Arch Paterson.
al spent Dominion
eter.
Verne Moore are
rid Bayfield,
eg and the West.
rarapton has been
hard janaes left last
friends at Owen
The regtilat re etin.g of the TOWI2
OntinCil was held on Monday evening
With all the taerab es present exoeptieg
Reeve Irwin. MI utee ot last regular
and specie' pieeti s were read and ap-
proved.
A Ooldrutpaionti was read from W.
ea.. Cisropbell, Dep ty Minister of Public,
Works, saying that he had not yet been
able to arrange a da e on which to visit
Wingbam, but hap d to be here in the
near fature.-File
A properly sign petition was pre.
Bented asking for a concrete sidewalk
oa south side of Victoria street to a
point opposite Mr. Joseph Hall's pris-
es lame from Tor- perty, On motion f Couture racKibban
y visiting with his and Spotton, the na ter was referred to
the Roads and evralks Cosnmittee
with power to pro ed with the work.
The Finance Co raittee reoomixiend-
ed payment of the allowing accounts :-
eing sidewalk 268 51
n to fire 8 00
65 00
72,50
84.75
10.00
.50
7.50
24.83
3 00
.56
2 25
20.00
45 00
1.65
20 00
7.00
55.50
13 04
26 60
60.20
1 90
2,50
90 00
11,41
ter S. Fisher, of
r, of Streetsville,
ingham relatives
n, of Toronto, is
eats, Mr. and Mrs.
saliffr. and Mrs, J. 3, Canninglaana left
on Wednesday on a trip to Winnipeg
and the West.
Mrs. Hants, cif itchell was visiting
for a few days this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. 04. Spotton are spend.
ing few holidays with Mrs. Spotton's
parents at Liatow
Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Walley and Miss
Dorothy Walley are spending their
holidays in Musk a.
Masters Oland and,Olayton Alaxwell
are spending par of their holidays at
(Minton and Stra ford.
Mrs. Jas. Oo den, of latanitoban
'slatting with r atives and old Weeds
in Wingham an vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs.
George, of Collin
Mr, and Mrs,
taken up housiak
residence, on Patr
A, Prentiss, and son
wood, spent Dominion
ryson Cochrane have
pirig in Mrs Dineles's
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Stewart, of
Monkton, were isiting at tile home of
Miss Aeneas ulheron, of Mitchell,
spent the "First ' with her old friend,
lifre. Wm. Max ell, "Bankshill Farm."
Rev. D. and re. Perri° and family
left on Wednesd y io spend their holi-
days at their nailer cottage near
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Deviason, who
have been g in Wingham for two
vveeks left on nday for their home in
Regina.
dent of the B llamy Home, Torontin
apent a few d last week with Mr.
Miss Jean Mo illivray, who recently
greduated as a rase at the keeping in
Evanston, Ill., is visiting with her
parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Aroh
Smith, B. A., coorapanied by their
wives are in To nto, where the gentle.
men will be en aged in reeding exam-
ination pepers f the next three weeks.
Mr. John Ellatin, of Cobalt, was
visiting for A 'real days at his old home
tear Whitechn oh and visited with
Alex, Young, sup
Hook & Ladder, r
Firemen, salarie
D. 0. MoDonald,
D. 0, McDonald,
T. 0, Graham, flower beds
Alex. Reid, hose te fire
Allen 351. Franck, labor, streets
3. A. McLeen, lumber
John McLeod, work on mains
7 P. Tremain, salar
Geo. Allen, salary
Wra. Stokes, helm
Ed. Lewis, salary
R. Renkin, salary
J. B. Ferguson, a wry & postage
W. A. Currie, repairs
W. J. Boyce, repairs
At G. Stewart, supplies
Accounts for Electric Light Depart.
ment for salaries and suppliiis were also
recommended fo payment.
On motion of mans. Elliott and Mo.
Ribbon, the repo t was adopted and so -
counts ordered to be paid.
, By -Law No 579 fixing tax rate at 25
of Corms. Elliott d VanNorman 'Was
Mr. W, J. How on was present and
regeested Oonncil to repair leaks in
upper dam. The atter was left with
Mayor Gregory.
' On raotion of Cou s, Elliott and Van -
Norman, $350 was placed to credit of
Pablia School Boar
Mr. A. Omens wa present and asked
that the south ends f Catharine street
and Carling Terrao be put in proper
shape for travel. eferred to Rosie
and Sidewalks Com ittee.
The quarterly gra t to the Citizens'
Band was passed onl motion of Omens.
VanNorman and Bo ,
The matter of seen ing a proper place
for the Town Pound nd the appointing
of a Keeper was refer ed to the Property
Oomraittee on motio of Corms. Van -
Norman and Bone.
Mr, Jas. Mulvey was present and se.
quested that a street limp be pieced at
Corner of Viotoria stileet„ and Carling
On motion of Oman . MoKibbon end
Elliott, the Fire, ater and Light
Coinmittee was requee ed to plaoe light
at that corner and re -arrange other
lights as they deem fit
Wingham frien At a recent sale of SUMMER COTTAGE T RENT. -A seven-
rainitig claims in the Gillies Limit, isea rooraed house in an o d apple orchard,
Martin bought
Mies Sperling
mornitig for her
Dultith, where
cousin for a few
to Winnipeg, wh
summer with he
at Kincardine, near late; suitable
plot of 26 aorea for for a camping party. For fiarther par.
tictilarti and terms app y to
JOSEPH Beam Kinoardine,
left on Wednesday
olidays, and will sail
onto from Sarnia to
e will visit with her
ays and then prooeed
re she veill spend the
uncle at 457 Sergeant
Women's Oxfords, Ties, ?amps and
Slippers in the handsomest modele that
ever graced a Shoe Store, $2.00, $2.50 up
Happy Birt day Party.
A heppy birthday party Was held at
the horde of Mr, 3as Anderson, Prances
street, on Dominion ay in honor of the
'77th birthday of Mr. Atiderson's father,
Mr, :Win Anderson, of Warehain, who
of East VI/Wendell The otternoon mid
games, music and a elk over the olden
days, The Tisins W ea Mr, Andersen
nieny happy retur of hie birthday.
Among those preie tverei-Mr, and
Mts. Finlay Anders, u, Below; Mts.
Samuel Welsh, Blip; Mr. and Mrs.
Stis. 13elgiave; Mr. And Mai,
Rood Anderson, Pettit; Mr, and Mrs.
Old Boys and
The atitoaal enure
Old Bops Aseociati
brolight some fifty vis
and viciinity. The 0
Was not as largely at
eious years. Among
ware: -Thine Moore
John Fowler, Mrs,
'Wright, Alias Jean A
son, :Fred W. MoLean,
aini Mies Lille Gray,
Spedding, Ohms, .Tohnst
ris Here.
n of the Karat
ore to Winghem.
minion this year
ended ae In pre -
hose we noticed
nd Miss Moore,
Wright, Milis
moor, F. rater -
Mrs. a'ohn Gray
Mr. and Mrs.
Dominion Day Pienie.
The plait° held at D nnybrook grove
on Dominion Day, und r the auspices of
the SC Arignetine R. 04 Ohurch was
ORO Of the most 'moos tat events of this
kind ever held at onnybrook. The
ottani:ince was larget and everything
It
paned off in a very sit stiotery Tnittlfiet.
The prines were ewe ded as follows: -
Cooking store to M 0. John Steftord,
Weal *Virawanosh; /Marls Melt" to
Otinduetot Den 00 nell; Sot tat' Dishes
to Rest. Pr. Corder at, Seaforth; 2 1-2
mita raoe-let, Oslo, 3effersett, Ind.
latoottrt, Ladies' Owe. Miss /telly,
Suits
Overcoats
Trousers
Etc., etc.,
is the theme which we bring to
your notice at this time.
Some wise Inez has said, " My
son, get wisdom, and with all thy
getting get understanding,"
The wise man to day says, "Get
a new suit or overcoat, and when
you are getting, get it made to
your order in your own town,
where you know what you are
getting, and that it is genuine
tailor - made." That would be
wisdom ; that would be under-
standing.
Our New Spring Goods have
arrived, and it is not exaggerat-
ing to say they are the nicest line
we have had for some time, and
at prices corresponding with the
(aunties shown.
Space will not allow us to go
into detail, but
WE HAVE THE GOODS
and can make them any style
desired. We are dealing i
strong statements, but will back
it up, that we have yet to find the
style of' garment we cannot dupli-
cate. And although plain, neat
styles are more in Hue with
strictly high - class tailoring this
season, it is for you to name your
style -
WE WILL MAKE IT
Our Furnishing Department is
filled with the newest and best
for Spring and Summer in all
lines. ta-We have also added a
first class line of Jewelry.
CALL IN,
RobtMaxwell
Tailor and Furnisher
For Men Who Care.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
ACCIDENT
PLATE GLASS j
MONEY LOANING Business.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
The Leading Shoe Store.
Stylish Oxfords
No Man or Woraanni Wardrobe
will be complete this Summer, with.
out et pair of tow Ont Shoes.
With our tote Cut Footwear,
there's slippiog or gaping, kr the
Shoes are Shaped correetly.
i'mPERioR
Our Oxfords Wet% chosen from
among the boat Makers' best
Our litotes $3.00, 18.50 or $4 00 Ox-
fords end our wetnetep $1 50', 22.00 or
$3 00 Oxfords cannot be. doplitetted
tor Sheets prieet, eltievehore.
Rut do not judge of our Shea
vetoes by our prim% tot oil Sheet
pricet &Mud alike. Look at our
Oxfords* -and then Judge,
W. J. GREER
41000 SROSS