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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-08-05, Page 1THS WINOHAM. TIMES. VOL XXXVIII, -NO. 1956. CAMERAS KODAKS and BROWNIES We carry a fine line of Films and Photogrel hip Supplies. Kodak,' $10.00 to $25.00. Brownie Cameras $1.00 to $12.00 No trouble to show the Camerae - come in and inspect. A dark room FREE to our custom- ers. We develop films Walton McKihon THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham, WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, TR.URSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1909. FLOWERS ! For all occasions - Parties, Weddings, Funerals, etc. Wingham Greenhouses FRANCIS STREET PHONE 101. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Institute !suis. The annual picnic of the Wingham branch of the W men's Institute will be beld at the 1 cine of Mr. John T. Currie, in Eas Wawanosh, on Thursday afternoon August 12th. All members, with the husbands, are re- queeted to attend Rigs will leave Onrrie Bros. livery table at 1.30 p. m. The Lake Route to Western Canada. The most attraotive route ie via the Grand Trunk Railway System, North- ern Navigation Co. across Lakes Heron and Superior and Canadian Northern Railway Port Arthur to Winnipeg and the West, offering the best possible rail• way service and a "fresh water sea voyage" beyond comparison. C. N. Griffin GENERAL AGENT Finn LIFE ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS WEATHER Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and MONEY LOANING Business. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Office over Malcolm'e Grocery. 1 -Insurance �W�N+ Confectionery. LENNox, Wingham. Sarnia -Detre The anneal L 0 Sarnia and Detroit urday, August 14t trip of the season. ham at 6,40 a. m. Sarnia he $1.90. to Detroit will be er, "Tashmoo" a 75 cents. i PHONE 59 CHRI$TIE'S Grocery and China Store We want this to be a'bumper month, and we're willing to make it worth your while. There will be genuine bar- gains in Chinaware, and, as always, the best of every , ing in Eatables. NEW PACK DD1E Just got i s . nned Haddie, of a brand ui .eatable in qual- ity. As a food, few things equal fish. Try a tin, 10c. Canned Fresh Herring Have you tried Maconochies? The3're in a class by them- selves. Superior to almost any- thing else on the market ; have a tin 10c. SNATCH THEM UP There are 9 China Tea Sets on our shelves that we want to clear. If ever there was a bargain offered, this is one ; they would be cheap at 6.00 ; cash only ,••• • $2.98 Excursion. 0, F. excursion to ill be held on Sat - This is the popular Train leaves Wing - and return fare to e trip from Sarnia r magnificent steam - the return fare is Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8. Horses We offer for sale a draught mares, 2, LOTT & STURDY, Wi r Sale. number of heavy and 4 years old. ham. A Woman w For a good every give us a woman wh not a battlefield, no ending row, A tri the bright side, or, bright side, of shini is a very important the things no wo without. We are shine in our hearts, phrase it; but we c fel sense of humor WANTED -50 acres, near Wingham,- RITCHIE & CosENs. Ten D H. E. Isard & Co sw eep ten days' se nrday, August 7 are made in every fite are left out of t er. Their large a you an idea of the Cheapest Dinners Ever Offered If you're looking for a Din- ner Set, we've got what we think will please you ; 97 -piece No 1 Semi- Porcelain Dinner Sots, €n.11y illuminated, all new stock ; cash only .... $7.50 ys' Sale. announce a clean- e, commencing Sat - Price reduottons apartment. and pro- �e question altogeth- r. on page 5 will give largains to be had. o Laughs. p honeehold angel, laughs. Home is life one long un - of always seeing f the thing has no g up the dark one, faculty and one of an should be born t all born with sun- s the Irish prettily cultivate a cheer - we only try. Music 1 The following candidates for t Wingham held servatory of Grade. -Honors side; Olive Jao Laving A. A Junior Grade. Brussels; Miss l? Gracey, Wingha! Fresh groceries, LENNO ngham A CARNIVAL Of Cut ,p loss on Men's, Women's, Misses d Children's shoes at W. J. GREER'( 2 houses to rent.-RITCHIE & COSENS. Boys Se Messrs. W. J Forbes and Geo. that they will pro fire near the riv Last year, and number of fires h these gentlemen a to this praotice. er there is no telli stop and the boys as suffioent warni FRUIT Choice Oranges, per dozen, 30e, 40c, and 60c. California Lemons, doz, 30e. TOMATOES Will now have regular ship- ments of choice quality. LOWEST MAREET PRICES PARNELL'S BREAD IS COAD BREAD Early Md The people of W ed about 2 o'clook by the sound of th was found that the Frances street, ow was to flames. Th siderahle headway Nightwatchman L were soon'on the an under control. Ha night there is no to would have et fire started is a m had been vacant f partially covered rning Fire. Ingham were awaken. bn Tuesday morning fire alarm when it vacant cottage on ed by Mrs. Herron fire had gained con - hen discovered by win. The firemen ne and got the fire it not been a calm ing where the fire ped How the etery as the house a week. The loss is insurance. ting Fires. Henderson, Thos. ay hereby give notice Bcute any boys setting ✓ on their property. ,ready this year, a e been started and e bound to put a stop nring the dry weath- g where a fire would ould take this notioe e You oan have your buttons mode to order from any kind of material at R. MAXWELL'S tailor shop. Local Option Aocording to the Saturday, mnnioipa in which it has bee local option next Ja Clinton, Blyth, Brie wa ter and the Towi Turnberry. These places previously ni of one hundred an in Ontario which hi will enter upon loon this season. xam inations. is a list of successful e examinations from y the Toronto Con - sic : -Piano-Primary Bella Gordon, Lang - on, Brussels, Pass- Pearen, Marnoob. Paas -Pale Sharpe, iwler, Teeswater; Eva 20 yearss egperionoe•-Ilitohfe & CORP. Fresh gro0eries. LENNOX, Wingham. Teacher Mr. Geo. Spotton1 C Wingham Bueinees Miss Edith Dean, of of Shorthand. Mies of the Gregg Shier Chicago, which is c Gregg, the fonnde system. Miss Doan on Saturday and wi duties on opening Monday, August 30th ngaged. Principal of the liege has engaged ondou, as teacher can is a graduate and School, of ducted by J. R. of the Gregg ill arrive in town assume her new i the college on Farm loans.-RITOrnR & CosENs. A new bioyole for sale at a bargain. Apply at the TIMES office. TRUNKS and VALISES. -Big stock at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Campaigns. Toronto Globe of sties in this district decided to vote on wary are as follows : eels, Exeter, Tees• ships of Grey and Inuit added to the need, make a total six municipalities e entered upon or j option campaigns Spend Your Vacation at the S The low rate excursions Grand Trunk Railway System to • Pod, Me.; Kenne•bunkport, .;'Pmown, Portland, nN. B.; Me.; St. John, N. B.; Murray Bay, Q ' Halifax, N. S. ; Summerside, P. E. I; Pioton, N. S.; etc. will enable you to do so at small cost. Tickets good going August 9, 10, 11, 12, return limit August 301h, 1909. Full information and tickets from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent. THE VISITATI Many Homes Be Past NS OF DEATH. I very suddenly wb on Thursday last. he could not reo suddenly that it mnnity. Mr. Ha Glasgow, Scotianc Canada with his p first settled in 1 county, where the then Doming to H ing up a farm near married in 1868 to of Turnberry, who farming for a num to Wingham some moat of the time be'. furniture factories. some six or seven y palled to give up lived retired at his street. Mr. Hamil in the highest estee and one can truthf had an enemy, H. always looked on the bright side of 1 fe and during his ever made a corn• he had been a life - Presbyterian Ohurch staunch Reformer. four sons and two viz: -John, Gilbert s. Arch. Campbell, David, Wingham; , Ont.; Mrs. Robt. :g, all of whom were eral. One daughter, away last summer. have the sympathy of ends. Mr. Hamilton of years been a mem- S.O.S, and 0.0.0.F. funeral on Monday Wingham cemetery ded. The services at ve were conducted by Wroxeter in the ab - r, Rev. D. Perrie. The esented the different Alex. Campbell and ra for C. 0. F.; Chae. aylor for S.O.S.; Alex. Mitchell for 0.0.C.F. eaved During the eek. MRS. THOM S MUTTON. Mary Ann Simmo s, relict of the late Thomas Mutton, an grandmother of Mr. Hector Mutton, '1 Wingham, died in Mitchell on Su day, July 251h: Sixty-one years ag' she Dame from Cornwall, England, • ith her husband, and settled in the 'ilderness on the fourth concession of Fullerton, where she resided until of er Mr. Mutton's death, which coon red twenty-five years ago. Since thein she continually resided with her young the last twelve years Mitchell. Deceased 1' old age of nearly 87 due in a great measu and care she receive! whom she had spent 1 She had a family c whom three sons a> d seven daughters are still living. rri MRs. WILL/CAM JOBB. WANTED. -At once, anapg rentioe to learn the barberinge-Oneefiess. Apply t0 JOS. MUTOFI. HOUSE WANTED. -A good house, cen- trally located, wanted to rent. Apply at the TIMES cface. side. BUTTER and Eons. -Bring along your Produce. Highest price paid in ex- ohange for Boots and Shoes. W. J. GREEK. Support TI In accordance w electors, as expre public meeting, th submitting the by the loan of $4,000 t ten years at 4 per day of voting, is August 30th. Mr. with the work of r and hopes to oom in a few weeks. reoeive the unan ratepayers. Had leave Wingham t lost a revenue of water rates and In return for th difference betwee interest the town the money, prob This by-law will vote in favor and t the importance of in favor of the by -la One Thousan Positions. As a chain is no tronger than its weakest link, every nk in Canada,s Greatest Chain of Hi -grade Business Sohools has been ke in the highest state of proficiency k own to bnsiness science. While over ne thousand stn - dents were enrolled 1 et year, the de- mand for graduates as three times the supply. The Wi gham Business College, which reopen August 301h, invitee the most critical 'nspeotion from prospective students. wing to the prestige of this chain, a ry graduate of neat appearance and g od character is guaranteed a good situ ion. Thenew advertisement of this c lege appears on this page. Real .Eatatere -Knesset;& Joss1s. S. 0, S. The weather last for the Sons of 8 The excursion train people into Kinoar number 281 were f from Binevale and church. The day we spend et the lake Highlanders Band ga and the Scottish ga were enjoyed by all w enough. to see them. e By•Law. h the wish of the sed at the recent Town Connoil is aw to provide for W. D. Pringle for cent. interest. The fixed for Monday, ringle has gone on Wilding hie tannery enoe business again This by-law should one support o1 the r. Pringle decided to e town would have 100 a year in taxes, leotrio light charges, the town pays the 4 per cent and the i11 have to pay for bly $20 per year. equire a three.fifth e ratepayers can see eoording their votes North Huron Tele The work of getting the North Huron Teleph parried along as rapid The delays have been it is now expected that a few days the charter the general meeting of s be called for the eleotio direotors. The new Wingham and Whitech completed and work on Whitechurch to St. An started at once. It is e the main lines and a n will be completed !hone Co. the charter for ne Co. is being y as possible. avoidable, but i the course of 11 be here and ,rehoiders will of permanent line between roh is about the line from uetine will be eoted that all mber of spurs fore winter. est eon, Arthur, being spent in ed to the good ears, which was to the kindness from those with er declining years. 18 ohildren, of SI A. YEAR IN ADYANCE le eating hie dinner While it was known er, death name so s a shook to the com• ilton was born in in 1842 and Dame to rents in 1843. They Sebringvillo, Perth resided until 1866, ron county and talc. Wroxeter. He was llzabeth McTavish, urvives him. After Br Of yenta he moved wenty-six years ago, ng employed in the His health failing ars ago he was com• ork and has since home on Victoria on was a man held in the community fly say that he never Shortly after goi4 to press last week we learned of the d' ath on ,Tuesday of last week of Rhod Henning, wife of Mr. Wm. Jobb, at DD�nphin, Man. Mrs. Jobb had been in elioate health for some months and h unexpeoted. Demmel lived for many years was held in high esteem by a large circle of friends. 4ome years ago, in company with her husband, she es and later to Jobb was a sister ing, and Mre. J C. Kincaid, of Ohio go. Messrs. H. and B. Henning. of Turnberry, are brothers. The remeD ns arrived in Wingham on Saturday and the funeral on Sunday afternoon tr, i m the residence of Mr. Thos. King, Shaer street, to the largely attend - and neighbors. ted by Rev. 0. 11 -bearers were , H. Davis, W. , W. A. Camp - The bereaved ympathy of r their time of ✓ death was not d was born and lin Tnrnberry and long illness hardly plaint. In religion long member of th and in politics was Besides his widow, daughters survive, Plains, Man. ; M Morris; James a• Hugh, Alexandri. Arbuckle, Winnip present for the fu Miss Bella, passed The bereaved will a large circle of f had for a number, ber of the C.O F. societies. The afternoon to t was largely alt the house and g Rev. L. Perrin, eenoe of the past pallbearers rep societies thus: Geo. C. Mann; Elliott and W. Ross and Simo IIS You n' buy Shoes now, you're a loser. Cie ing Shoe Sale edt W. tGREER'S. D. M. Gordon has Great Bargain Tables stretching from the front door to the end of the store. Biggest bargains ever offered! Come and share in the slaughter. Cursion. ridgy was perfect otland excursion. took nearly 1,300 tete and of this m Wingham; 60 55 from White - a pleasant one to town, The 48th a good program se, dancing, etc. o were fortunate The Kincardine NOTICE. -The fir Lonttit, butchers, solved, all accounts August 10th. Parti firm should call at nettle their accounts date and save trouble Entranc The results of Huron County for schools are given feel candidates wh coming session of reminded that app must be made to t] education not later ember 7. No stud who will not be ai before September Ball (honors), E. L ley (honors), M.R. E. Bell (honors), Oantelon (honors�j, A. E. Challenger (honors) E. D. Cot trice (honors), K. I. Collins, T. H. 0 s, E. J. Clark, J. ngham, A. M. Clarke loleman (honors) *R. legg (honors), A. T. J. S. Dickson (hea- rty (honors), R. L. O. I. Douglas, *H. Dore (honors). . F. Edis (honors), V.O. Elliott, *S. Eiott. L D. Ford (hon- ors) F. J. Foster, Iii. E. Foster, H. Fear (honors), *E. D. 1P ilrguson, *E. M. Fry- fogle, N. Graham, .S. Geoid (honors), T. E. Govenlock (h noes), W. P. Grieve (honors), *A. T. Gh R. M. Henry, R. T. G. W. Jordan, T. J sten, A.T. Jordan, Jewitt, *R.O. Kerr, L. M. Locke, F. D. *R.H. Lloyd, S. Mo 0. Moore (honors), ore) M. P. Macgilliv (honors), A. McKey McDonald, M. S. M N. McGregor, M. A holland, F L. Murp M. McKersie, *G. MoTaviBh, 3.3 Oestroioher, R. T. Patterson (honors), L. E. Pentland, G. L. Robb, M. G. Ransford. I. M. Rowe, T. E. Roberte4n (honors) D. M. Ryan (honors), F. Roberts, (honors), *.F. R. Reid, it. S. Shrew, S. Stubbs (honors), W.R. Smillie (lionors), S. Sanders (hon- ors) A. V. Shackleton, M. E. Stoddart (honors), 0.M. ;Sadler, R.E. Smale (hon. ors) V. S. Stevens (honors), P. L. Stewart (honors), *W. R. Stackhouse, F. A. Tamblln,'W. 3, Tamblin, 11. 11, Towill (honors), A. R. Wells, 3. O. E I.w Wiseman (honors), E, Willie, W. H. Welter (honors), t,M, G. White, (honors) M. II.' Wilkinson le (honor!). High marked (*) are pnpiof Sohool. Of those keoommended, only two failed. (of J. & A. E. aving been die• must be paid by s owing the late he old stand and before the above A. E. LouTTIT. Send the Blin Principal Gardiner of the TIMES in im parents and friends o teethe eight the advi each ohildren to the for the Blind to be etitntion, located •'1 Brantford. and maintained by the overnment of On- tario free of oharg for board and tn- ition, is a sohoolr the education of ohildren and youth of both sexes, un- der the age of tweiity -one. It is not a home, but.a school where ohildren who oannee see well. a ough to attend the Public Sohools a gi'4en an English education (inolndllii g music) and taught to do snoh work asthe blind are capable of doing . Such a uoation and training mast promote th comfort, bappineee and independence f those who are de- prived of the Wesel the TIMIts reoomme tie correspond wi Principal O. I. B to oomplete arra opening of the nex ber a*nd. peeple did not keep the crowd back in a way to allow all ape delnoingto advantage. an improvement befor Misses Mabel, Flora Donald of this town prize% in the dancing oc store to see the We hope to ace another year. nnd Verna Mo- a number of petitione. to Normal ie examinations for ntrance into normal de• . The success - sire to attend the normal sohools are ication for admission e deputy minister of than Tuesday, Sept- nt will be admitted least 18 years of age P. A. Backer, R. Baillie, I. H. Bark-- When, ark^Cohan, E.A. Beatty, A. M. Barber, J. H. to School. eke the assistance rearing upon the ohildren with de - ability of sending ntario Institution duoated. The In- moved to Fort Fran Dauphin, Man. Mrs. of the late Mrs. G. E. Wingham cemetery wa ed by the old friends The service was condo E. Jeakins and the p Messrs. A. H. Mnegrov 3. Greer, Robt. Maxwell bell and H. B. Elliott will have the sincere large circle of friends i bereavement. Clutton, W. Cunni, (honors), M. L. ( Clegg, *S. J. I. C Davidson (honors) ors), W. S. Doeh Dorrance (honors) THOS. J. ELL OTT. After an illness extending over sever- al months, Mr. Thos. j. Elliott passed away at his home on Si 10 o'olock on Wednesd week. Mr. Elliott wt fall with cancer of t early thie year an operation was per- formed in the hope o1 a iving relief, but the disease continued in its deadly work until the end came Very peacefully on Mr. Elliott was f Ayr, Waterloo county, where he remained until man- hood, coming to Wingham some thirty- two years ago. For m ny years he work- ed as a cooper, but of late years had held a position in the Union factory. • The writer has known debeased for upwards of 20 years and for he past few years very intimately, and ,ways found him a true friend, strictly honest and upright in all his dealings, o'nd his many good qualities will not soon be forgotten. In religion he was a Methodist and in poli- tics, a Liberal. He had for upwards of twenty-five years been a member of Maitland Lodge and Minerva Encamp- ment of the I. 0. 01 F., and he took a deep interest in the work of this society. He was for years the faithful Financial Secretary oi Maitland Lodge, and in this capacity always had the welfare of the members at hedrt, and unless illness prevented he wasnown to have missed only one meeting of the lodge. He married Mrs. Oldfield, who with a fam- ily of one son and two daughters, Rob- ert, and Misses Ethel and Hazel, survive him. They have the sympaty of a large circle of friends. The family has lost a good husband anti father, th'b town a good citizen and the Oddfellows a faith- ful member in thci death of our good friend, Thos. J. Elliott. The funeral took plane on Sato was largely atten were conducted by ater street about y night of last s taken ill last ne stomach and the evening stated. born in the village twills, H. E. Hagar, Irwin, *F. M. Imlay, hneton, J. E. John- F.H Jaokeon,*Tarn, .0. Leskie (honors), aidlaw, I. L. Love, :eroher (honors), H. .A. McMahon (hon - nay, G J MoNevin ie (honors), V. E. ,cDongall (honors), Mellis, L, H. Mnl- iy, E B. McKee, *A. . 14icKorsie. *S. J. g of eight, therefore ode 'those interested H. F. Gardiner, Brantford, in time gements before the session on t eptem• OLIV Another you the Great Beyo person of Olive' daughter o1 Mr. of Zetland; in young lady had for some six parents and me be extended t munity. The noon to the largely attend house and gra' Rev. C. E. Jeaki SPRING FERNS THOM. Suits Overcoats Trousers Etc., etc., is the theme which we bring to your notice at this time. Some wise man 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 qualities 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 in 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 line with strictly high - class tailoring this season, it is for you to name your style - WE WILL MAKE IT g person passed away to d on Friday last in the Ferns Thorn, youngest and Mrs. Chas. Thom, ber 15th year. The sen in delicate health eks. To the bereaved berg of the family will sympathy of the cone• neral on Sunday after - Ingham cemetery was d, the services at the being conducted by s. \, DAVI a RINTOUL. There passed a Saturday night, r. David Rintonl, son of Mr. Henry Rin\onl, of Whitechurch. The deceased young man had been ill r. He was aged 28 ie and was born in where he spent his some years he had eotion man on the aved will have the ge circle of friends. place on Tuesday !ngham cemetery. ay at the hospital on with typhoid fey years and 2 mont? West Wawanosh, boyhood days, Fo been working as i G. T. R, 'The bei sympathy of a la: The funeral tool afternoon to the W rday afternoon and led. The services Rev. Dr. Rutledge, Confectionery. LENNOX, Wingham, Hunting on Complaints have town that some peopl woods near Winghai days. If this is th negated by Rev. W)} L. Steeves and Mr. T. Hall. The memt1ere of the I. 0. 0. F. attended in a body,lheaded by the Citi- zens' Band, and there was a good at- tendance of the members to pay their respects to the departed. The pall -bear - ere were John F. Goves, Eimer Moore, S. A. Maguire, W. J. Doyen, J. W. Hewer and H. B. Elliott. The service of the Order was concluded atthe grave, J. W. MoS.ibbon filling the position of Noble Grand and J.{A. Morton as Ohap• lain. Beautiful wre the were plaoed on the casket by the L (. 0. F. and the Fire Brigade, the docea ed having been a member of the briga a for many years. A I uou HA Sundays. sen coming into i have been in the hunting on San. case the practice will have to be stopied as the authori- ties will enforce the law. WE HAVE made hnifdred of feet happy during our (Q!AT SHOE SALE. Our Furnishing Department is filled with the newest and best for Spring and Summer in all lines. 'We have also added a first class line of Jewelry. CALL IN. Robt Maxw ell Tailor and Furnisher For Men Who Care. W. J. GREER. I am prepared to give lessons in Sootoh, Irish and Hornpipe dancing. For particulars as to terms etc„ call at restdenoe, IZran008MABEL MCD0NALb, Mr. Ilugh Ilamilto poor health for some FOR SALE, -$175 00 will purohase a good, small size driving heree, sound and gentle, a covered buggy, cutter, harness, Goat robe, bells and knee rug. Apply to H. DAVIS. LILTON. , who has been In ears passed away Fall F it Dates. Wingham, Sept, 28.29. Toronto, Aug. 3' .Sept. 13th. London, Sept. 10-18. Atwood, Sept. 28 29. Brussels, Sept. 30.Oct. 1. Blyth, Cot. 5 6. Dungannon, Oct. 7.8. Gorrle, Oct. 2. Goderioh, Sept. 28, 29, 30. Kincardine, Sept. 22-23. Lncknow, Sept. 28-24. Listowel, Sept. 21.2a 2. Tiverton, Oot. 5. Teeswator, Oot, 5.6. Walkerton, Sept. 16.17, Ripley, Sept. 28.29. The Leading Shoe Store A CALL TO OUR SHOE SALE WE'RE calling you to a Shoe Sale that will anpeal to people who IaeoW Super- ior Shoes, WANT Superior Shoes and WILL BUY them, when sold at enoh prices as we are now offering them. This Sale is not inaugurated for the purpose of selling Shoes of indifferent quality or a shop worn acommulation. It's simply our Semi • Annual Clearance Sale, the time when we clear out all the Shoes we have on hand to make room for the com- ing Fall Shoes. It's Your Great Shoe - Buying Opportunity.... The mums hall been OUT On Lvsn t snit in out store. WJ Greer