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THE WIN(THAM TIM
VOL XXNV'III. —NO. 1.960.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1909,
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Photographic Supplies.
Kodak® $10.00 to $25.00.
Brownie Cameras $71.00 to $72.00
No trouble to show the Cameras—
come in and inspect,
A dark room FREE to our custom-
ers. We develop films.
"Walton McKibbon
TIE DRUGGIST
Maodonald Block, Wingham,
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
Fxrn
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE�7GLASS •
WEATHER
Insurance
esesesas
Coupled with a .PEAL ESTATE and
MONEY LOANING liminess.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Office over Malcolm's Grocery.
There is a great demand for farm
Iaborers in Manitoba, the majority of
those having gone up proceeding to
Saskatchewan.
1,000
Over one thousand stn -
dente enrolled by our ohain
last year. It pays to at-
tend a link of this great
chain, for "IN UNION THERE
IS STRENGTH."
The demand for our grad-
uates is THREE TIMES
the supply.
Other schools engage our
graduates as teachers. A
special course for teaohers.
Graduates of two years
ago are now earning $2,000
per annum.
Three Courses.—CoMMER-
OIAL, STENOGRAPHY anti
, TELEGRAPHY,
Fall term opens Aug. 30
Write for particulars.
WINGI'IAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEo. SPOTTON, Principal
i
CHRISTIE'S
GROCERY
HERE FOR
Spices
ANO
Vinegar
PRON0 60
FLOWERS
For all occasions — Parties,
Weddings, Funerals, etc,
Wingham Greenhouses
FRANCIS STREET • PHONE 101.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Wingham'
A good program
arranged for Wing
held on Tneeday a
ember 28th and
whioh will be g
newspapers and on
bills. Seep the da
Fail Fair.
attractions is being
am's fall fair, to be
Wednesday, Sept -
9th, partionlars of
en in next week's
he large and small
s in mind.
Go to KNox's for your High SohooI
books.
Telephone
A meentng of the
North Huron Telep
be bpld in the Clean
day afternoon, co
o'olook for the purp
manent' directors, n
other business. ;A
requested to attend.
Company.
ibareholders of the
one Company will
iI Chamber on Fri-
menoing at 2.30
se of electing per -
opting by-laws and
1 shareholders are
his meeting.
WANTED -50 acres
RITCHIE & OOSENS.
Wingham.—
Newspape
The TIMES can
two good newspape
send to new sues
Weekly Globe to J.
25 cents, or the TIM
ald and Weekly
1910 for 25 cents.
early to the TIMES
Bargains.
his week announce
bargains. We can
ibers the TIMES and
unary lst, 1910, for
s and Family Her-
at to January let,
end in your orders
0e.
Timothy for fall seeding at GEO. E,
KING'S.
Pretty Fast
On Wednesday aft
farm of Mr, W. J. 0
nosh, Mr. W. J, I
outfit turned out ov
oats and mixed grai
threshing was done
four teams drew the
ine, This is very gj
hreshing.
rnoon last, on the
rrie, East Wawa"
intonl'e threshing
r 1,100 bushels of
in 53 hours. The
om the stook, and
grain to the maoh•
od work.
TRUNKS and
lowest pricer).
VALISES.—Big stook at
W. J. GREER.
The Huron
The Huron Old
as usual have thei
tion grounds duri
will be located i
west of Dnfferin S
and all Iinron visit
visit the tent and
quarters,
Id Boys' Tent,
oys of Toronto, will
tent at the Exhibi•
g the great Fair. It
Soolety Row, just
eet at the entrance,
re are requested to
make it 1 • sir heats
Kitchen girl wa
NATIONAL HOTEL.
e, . Apply at the
Barn Burned
The 'barn on th
Hutchison in We
completely destroy
day evening last,
all of this season'
son and family kn
until they went o
ing morning. It
caused by grain o
in Wawanosh.
farm of Mr. Wm.
t Wawanosh was
d by fire on Thurs-
gether with nearly
crop. Mr. Hntohl-
nothing o4 the fire
10 work the follow -
thought the fire wits
erheating.
"Great Lakes teamship Service."
The above is t' e title of a very at-
tractive and nee ly gotten -up folder,
issued by the 0.. adieu Peoifie Rail-
way, which gives all pertioniare of the
Company's excel' : 1st steamship service
on the great lakes Parties going to the
West ehonld enqu re regarding the lake
and rail relate. •. r. J. H. Beemer, the
local agent, or an agent of the Cl. P.
R., will be plea.:d to aupply patrons
with one of these folders and give any
desired information.
Fall Fair Dates.
Wingham, Sept. 28.29,
Toronto, Aug. 3t .Sept. 13th.
/tendon, Sept. 10.18.
Atwood. Sept. 28 29.
Brunie, Sept. 30• bot. 1.
Blyth, Oot. 6 6.
Dungannon, Dot. 7.8.
Gerrie, Oot. 2, n
Qoderioh, Sept. 28, 29, bVv.
lanoardine, Sept. 22.23,
Luoknocv, Sept. 28.24.
Listowel, Sept. 21.22.
Tiverton, Clot, 6.
Telprlater, Opt. �•$;
Walkerton, Sept. 16.17.
1Uptey, Sept, 20.29,
Read Willis & Co,'s adv. on page 8.
Commerc
Mr, E. E Logan
taken the position of
in the Wingham B
entered upon his dui
Logan has had a nu
ionise se a teacher ar
of the Chatham 13t
has our beet wishe
new position.
al Master.
late of Detroit, has
Commercial Master
ksinus College and
es this week, Mr.
ober of years exper-
is a gold medalist
3tnese College. He
for success in his
Farm loans.—RrrcexxE & COSENS,
Died i
Last week's Ho
the Clinton Nov
weeks ago a we
Huitett, in the per
passed pway to th
several weeks' ilin
year. He was fo
farming on the 10
which he moved
igan, having ma
leaves a wife and
a daughter, Mrs.
one brother, Davi
His remains wer
Mio„ for burial.
Everything i Pt
books at KNox
Detroit.
011 correspondent to
Era says:—Three
known resident of
oa of James Hoggart
Great Beyond, after
ss, in his sixty-ninth
a number of years
i sou., Hallett, after
o Ypsilauta, Mich -
led three times, he
ne son in Michigan,
lack, in Wingham,
Hoggart, in Hnllett.
taken to Ypsilanta,
blit and High School
David Loug
Mr. David Long
seriously injured a
weeks ago, arrive
night Last. He cam
on a stretcher, an
carried to the hospi
the members of the
of Oddfellows. Mr
cheerful and stood t.
well for one in his c
in load praise of t6
oeived from the Odd
at Regina. Since a�
been doing nicely ai
does not appear ,to.
effects,
t
d
d'
ti
eed Home.
eed, who was so
Regina some nine
home on Friday
the long distance
on arrival here was
it by a number of
[ndependent Order
Lougheed is very
e long journey very
ndition. He speaks
treatment he re-
fellows and friends
riving home he has
d the long journey
neve left any bad
BOARDERS WANTED --- Aecommoda•
tion for a number of boarders, High
SohooI or Business College stndents.
MRs. T. J. ELLIOTT, Shuter street.
School Opening.
The proper date on which the Public
School should re
lst and not the 711
ly announced, but
made at the Win
ing has been fixed
ber 7th, the same
the High School,
all purposing to
hand the first da
organization may
as possible. It is
especially those be
should not mise tt
that means those
handicapped at t]
course.
open was September
inst., as we's previous.
owing to repairs being
ham school, the open.
for Tuesday, Septem-
late as the opening of
It is advisable that
attend should be on
,in order that the re.
be completed as soon
important that pupils,
inning new subjects,
first few lessons, for
starting in late are
e beginning of their
Everybody Sho Id Visit Canada's
Greates Exhibition.
On account of t e Canadian National
Exhibition, the rand Trunk Railway
System will issue eturn tickets at single
fare to Toronto fren all stations in On•
tario, west of O. nwall and Ottawa,
August 28th to September llth, in.
elusive, Good re tuning from Toronto
on or before S:.tember 14th, 1909.
Special low rate .xoursiona will be ran
from all pointa o. certain dates, giving
patrons of the 0 and Trunk an oppor-
tunity of visiting oronto at very small
coat. Don't tail o call on nearest Grand
Trunk Agent for nil partionlars.
Head quarterp,14 High School books
at KNOY'S.
Clinton's Re
The town of Cli
bentnreafor $53,00
to pay for the tow
system, and in orde
able conditions for t
bentures might be
council of Clinton
oonnty guarantee
meeting of the conn
M Clinton, Wednee
ooneider the matte
Viewv appeared to b.
request would be to
similar applications
of 1lties n
pa , and site
Wad decided 10 r
ootlnty'e guarani
voted to grant the
of the members
present,
uest Refused.
ton it issuing de-
nt OS per cent.,
new waterworks
that more favor -
e sale of the cla-
moured the town
asked that the
them. A special
y bound/ wits held
y of last Week to
- The prevailing
that to grant the
open the door for
from other muti-
eome disenseion it
fate to give the
Ten members
quest. All but one
the onanoii were
Sor#oda Sato/M.—It
in the end, for the
School Shoes when
here.
°oats much leu,
Boyl' Aad Girl.'
they are bought
W. 3, Gakazt.
PRINGLE BY -
AW CARRIED.
The ratepayers o
right thing on Mo
favorably on the P
only question as to
bylaw was the
oat the vote. In o
be parried it was
favorable votes p
favorable votes, the
good margin The
is new about oomph
ery is being put in
ham will soon have
plane of a heap of
wishes Mr. Pringle e
The following is tl
Vote need
Wingham did the
qday last in voting
ogle By -Law, The
the oarryiug of the
matter of getting
der that the by-law
teoessary to have 283
lied. In having 303
by-Iaw carried by a
ork on the tannery
ted and the maohin•
osition and Wing.
good industry in
rains, The TRIES
ery success,
i vote by wards: ---
d. For. Against.
66 6
02 4
72 4
103 10
$03 24
required vote.
Ward 1....
Ward 2....
Ward 3....
Ward 4....
59
52
64
108
283
Majority of 20 over t
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop.
Going Out of 1
In order to give
the tailoring depart
Mr. Robs. Maxwell h
out his large and wel
men's fnrniahings, an
quickly he has nlarke
at cost price, and in
poet. The stook incl
underwear, neckwear,
mitts, pants, overalls,
well's large advt. on p
idea of the bargains to
this sale.
en's Furnishings.
tter attention to
nt of hie business,
s deoided to clear
assorted stook of
in order to do so
everything down
any cases below
fes shirts, collars,
hate, oaps, gloves,
eto. Mr. Max-
ge 4 will give an
be had during
2 housed to rent,—RITCHIE & 000ENs.
Observation Comp rtment Sleeping
Car
The C. P. R. ha a put into service
daily between Montt a1 and Vanoonver
the Glen series of ob rvation compart-
ment sleeping oar "Glenennan,"
"Glen Atha" and Gln Bow." These
are elegantly fitted up and will doubt•
less be appreciated b patrons of the
road. The Mont series of oars will be
put on shortly; these if er from the
Glenn series, having a rawing room
and three compartment Holders of
berth and standard sloe rs have the
privelege of using the obs rvation oars
without extra charge.
Fine 150 -acre farm for sale near
Wingham, Easy terms.
RITCHIE & CQSENS,
Think Thy Have Crook.
By the arrest o. Friday afternoon of
a man said to be Ifred Walmsley the
Toronto deteotive . believe they have the
party, who, on Aril 2, 1909, robbed the
private bank of •• r. James MoMnrchie,
at Blyth, Ont,, of a little over $1,000.
The arrest , wa made by Detectives
Mackie and Mo inney, and the man in
custody denies i. at he is the party who
robbed the ban , or who committed any
of the long list of crimes with which
the police have filled his record. The
bank at Blytr was partially wreaked
after the door . ad been forced open and
the money etc en. Dynamite wap used
to force the .. fe, and High Constable
Gundry, of G•derioh, seoured a warrant
for the arrest of one Alfred Walmeley
with several a ases.
Just arrived at Kii9ac s the new High
School books.
LaborEay Celebration.
The Labor Da; oelebration in Wing -
ham next Mond y, under the auspices
of the Citizens' nd, promises to give
a good day's spot to the people of this
district. In the f renoon there will be
a baseball match etween Lnoknow and
Wingham. The afternoon program
will include poefor duces by the Roo.
Musson family o , juvenile aorobatlo
wonders, Wrote Match between Kin-
oardine and Wing m, Pipe Morrie by
Piper McDonald a d Seetch and Irish
danoing by the .DSo Hold staters, base-
ball between Ltiok w and Wingham.
The Citizens' Band will furnish mesio
throughout the day /n the evening a
good concert will be given in the park,
1f the weather Is� favorable, and in
the Opera House if the weather ip not
favorable. Prograixt will include per-
formanoes by the amnpren family of
acrobats, danoing by the McDonald
cetera, solos by 141 a Alioe Mann, Mile
Pearl Dungan, kir . W. H. Willie, Geo,
W. Olins and W. M. Willie; duet@ by
Bezel and Vern Moore, ooiloertine,
solos by W. J. Mo onald, oornet e01oa
by Jae. Doman an merle by the Citi•
%SW and. The p oe of admission to
oonoert has been plaoed at 15 cents.
00016 t0 VWtinghanl
r Labor Day. ,
TROPHY TO
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
'LIN TON,
Wingham Bowfin
Succ
Tournament a
ss,
The second aun.
ment under the ansp
Bowling Club opene
noon with twenty
these being from
weather was ideal o
coming on Tnesdek
pool weather for th
made it nncomforta
tournament was a s
There were some e.
bowling as some of t
in Western Ontari.
of the prominent vial
McMichael, aged 89
bowler of Seaforth,
In the trophy co
game was between
and Ross, of Brussels
down at the opening
last end, when he cr.
the last end made on
Morris dhairs going
hand -painted trays to
In the Association th
between Robinson, of
ACM of Lucknow, the
out ; the card tables g
ville and oat glass herr
now.
The Consolation,. do •
were not completed in
this issue. The scores
TROP
1 bowling tenths, -
es of the Wingham
on Monday after -
ix rinks, twenty of
nteide points. The
Monday, but rain
afternoon and the
balance of the time
le for play, but the
ocess in every way.
tra good games of
e very beat rinks
were here. One
ore was Mr. James
ears, the veteran
•• petition the final
iI. over, of Clinton
, Hoover was three
the the second
nted four and in
shot ; the four
Clinton and the
russets.
final game was
Orangeville and
former winning
ing to Orange.
bowls to Luok-
PRELIMINAR
WINGHAM
Rev. Jeakine
Dr. Irwin
R. Allen
A. H. Musgrove,
skip. .14
HENSALL
A. Brandt
L. Scott
H. J. D. Oooke
Dr. Sellery,
skip ..27
WINGHAM
J. W. Gibeon
W. A. Campbell
Thos. King
L, Kennedy,
skip. 14
ATWOOD
W. J. Powell
H. Porter
Ed. Huck
Goo, L,chhead,
skip. .13
WINGzr. r
J. Masan
0. G. VanStone
0 Deltas
G. 0. Manners,
skip, .13
LucliNow
G. Smith
J. G. Murdoch
Thos. Watson
W. Allin,
ekip..16
WINGHAM
B. Leary
A, E Smith J
B. Cochrane
A. M. Orawford,
ekip..16
.les and singles
ime to report in
re as follows:—
Y.
ROUND.
GODERICH
Lane
. B. Holmes
. J. Butland
r. A 0. Hunter,
skip, 15
LUCKNOW
Hiidred
MoPherson
ohnson
cGarry,
skip ..24
A
R.
J.
J.
C.
J. H
A.Rev
G. e'
D.
D.
J.
Ed.
T
ODERICH
hos
irn
.Lean
Tigert,
skip. 13
ARRISTON
ale
Burrows
Mooullongh
Lavery,
ekip..20
EAFORTH
. McCallum
tewart
ill's
right,
skip ..14
ESWATER
A. °Kay
D. McIntosh
G. H, Hasenfiug
G. D. Ferguson,
skip..14
ISTOWEL
J. Howat
as. Lee
Geo Bray
R. Imam,
BRUSSELS
A. Strachan
J. H. Cameron
R. F. Downing
D. 0. Rose,
skip ..23
LISTOWEL
Dr, Sawdon
C. A Lee
Jos Boehmer
F. Kibler,
skip ..16
WINomtax
0. A. Rintoul
J. W. Orr
D. L. Dineley
Alex, Porter,
ekip,.16
J.
J.
W.
3.
skip..21
SEAFORTH
bine
taplee
D Bright
Best,
skip..17
OR NGEVILLE
Dr.) Bowles
A. Hill
E. Clark
R. . Robinson
skip..18
SEAFORTH
0. R. Motion
Jcots
W. Amens
G. . Dolling,
ekip..14
Ol1ND.
KINCARDINE
W. Harvie
P. A. Malaomeon
R. Rose
J. Stewart,
skip.,23
WINGIIAM
. Rae
Robson
. B. Porter
no. lEolmes,
ivskip..18
STRATFORD
Mullion
H. King
hos. Trow
. H. McCurdy
ekip..14
GODERIOII
Dr, Hunter,
skip. ,17
WSNGITAM
. Eennedy,
SE mutat
ekip.,20
I
. Bright,
aktp...24
LzsrowEr.
Ii. Oiimie,
ek1p,.10
WiN011assa
A. Porter„
ekip..18
W,
FIRST R
BLYTH
A. W. Sloan
D. J. Mason
Dr. Long
3, MoMnrohie,
skip „18
CHESLEY
3, D Campbell
Jae Stewart J
J. Beatty
Dr. Crow,
skip ..21
CLINTON
J. Watt
J. Wiseman i
W. Taylor
J. B. Hoover,
kip -16
BENSALL
Dr. Sellery,
ekip..18
I1A1tRisTON
O. b. Lavery, L
skip, .2
Luoxrrow
W. Allin, B
skip.,2
linusSRLS
D. 0, Rose,
ekip..22
ORANGEVILLE
R. S. Robinson,
skip „19
Siteett
lifsinimatON
14very .,... ,. , .1
A0U1rD.
Sellery, 16.40.,,,.,,
lir
BRUSSELS LUCIINOw
Rosa . 17 : ilia
ORANGNYILLE KINCARDINE
Robineon, , 20 tewart.
CLINTON
Hoover 18 row
CHESLEY
Brussels
Ross ,-,• ..
Clinton
Hoover
Clinton
Hoover,..,
SEMI.
,20
27
NALS
Harriston
every
Orangeville
obinson
FINA.S.
Brussels
.15 -'.ss. „ 12
15
18
14
21
16
ASSOOIA ION.
FIRST R'UND,
Wingham .Lnoknow
Musgrove 22 .it Garry.. , .....17
Atwood Goderich
Loohhead. 20 Ti.ert 18
Wingham Teeswater
Manners 22 fergnson 18
Wingham Seaforth
Crawford. 19 i• est ....12
Seaforth Listowel
Coiling 21 : ibier , 16
Wingham Goderich
Kennedy...,..,15 -anter ,,,13
Listowel Seaforth
Climie 12 Bright
Blyth Wingham
MoMnrchie 1 A. Porter
Wingham Stratford
D. Holmes 0 McCurdy
SECO'D ROUND.
Kincardine
18 Stewart .,,.15
Chealey
19 Crow .. ..18
Wingham
14 Manners .13
Wingham
12 Crawford . .
Wingham
7 Kennedy"...
Blyth
1MoMnrchie
Lucknow
Allin
Wingham
Mnagrove
Atwood
Loohhead
Seaforth
dolling
Listowel
Ohmic,
Wingham
D. Holmes
10
13
16
THni
ROUND.
11
14
16
Lnoknow Hensail
Allen ,--- 9 Sellery......... 16
Atwood Wingbam
Loohhead 1 Musgrove 8
Seaforth Listowel
Coiling, 1 Climie 12
Harriston Wingham
Lavery 15 . Holmes 10
Robinson, Oranges' le, bye.
FOURTH R UND.
Lucknow Atwood
AIIin 13 L ohhead 12
Orangeville Harriston
Robinson 17 every 12
Coiling, Seaforth, b •
SEMI•FIN LS.
Orangeville Seaforth
Robinson 17 q3oling 11
Allan, Lnoknow, by
FINA
Orangeville Lnoknow
Robinson 14 llin 11
OONSOL
FIRST
Goderich
Tigert ..... ....15
Teeswater
Ferguson ........11
Listowel
Kibler 19
Wingham
A, Porter 16
Stratford—MoOur
SECOND
°healey
Crow 15
Wingham
Kennedy ..13
Goderich
Tigert 1
Listowel
Kibler 1
Stratford
McCurdy - .1
Stewart, Kinnard
THIRD
Kincardine
Stewart 14
Goderiob
Tigert ...... 14
Lie towel
Kibler ... 16
Wingham
Mnegrove......,13
Wingham
D. Mimes 16
VOURTII
Atwood
Loohhead ., 14
Goderich
Tigert........14
Winghftm
Musgrove ...—,416
11, HOlinei, WintA
TION.
UND,
Lucknow
oGarry 13
Seaforth
est 9
Goderioh
utter 7
Seaforth
right 13
y, bye.
OUND.
Wingham
anners14
Winghant
Crawford...—11
Blyth
MaMnrehie 13
Teeswater
Ferguson 8
Wingham
A. Porter 11
ne, bye,
OUND.
Oheeley
row 9
Wingham
onnedy8
Stratford
cloudy .....,..15
Honeall
ellery 12
Listowel
imie .......,12
OUND.
111147114011
aIvery 8
Kincardine
Iteware 18
Listowel
Kibler..........,16
, bye.
CHURCH
OTEs.
Revds. Crossley a
known evangelists,
services at Blyth, o
12th.
Rev D. Perrie,
mouton for some ti
week and will to
St. Andrew's Ohur
The financial m
ham Methodist di
Blnevaie, on Thu
ginning at 9 o'olo
noon and evening
district Sunday So
d Hunter, the well
will conduct -onion
mmenoing on Sept.
ho has been in F,d
e will be home this
o his own pulpit in
h next Sunday'.
sting of the Wing.
rict will be held at
day, Sept. 141h, .be-
k a, m. The after.
ill be devoted to the
ool convention.
You can have your buttons mnde to
order from any kind of material at R.
MAI;WELL'S tailor shop.
GENER'• BOOTH.
!New Yor. American.]
There is hardi a country in the
world where th- news that William
Booth, father and chief of the Salvation
Army, is in phyeiral distress will not be
read with gretef • and affectionate re-
gret,
People who ar impatient with the
slow processes social justice may
sometimes speak slightingly of General
Booth's great miction of charity.
But kind•heart, dnoes has never really
done any harm i : this world, Things
should be appreoi ted for what they are,
and judged by th standards that they
set out to reach,
And it is idle t• find fault with the
Salvation Army fo being no agencey of
political reform„
General Booth h', s been a bishop and
shepherd to myria ; s of homeless men.
And now that h : has grown old and
his eyes dim, he .:, ould be assured of
the .reverence of mankind, and of his
permanent place 'n the apostolieal sue.
cession of the fai hful.
The news that oame recently of the
successful treatment of the general's
eyes will lighten the a=Niety of many
friends.
BUTTER and EGGS,—Bring along your
Produce. Highest price paid in ex-
ohange for Boots and Shoes
W J. GREEK,
s Thanks
An order in Con
day afternoon
October 25tb, as
The Government
the innovation set
Thanksgiving Da
instead of On
fore.
wing Day.
oil was passed Tues-
ppointing Monday,
Thanksgiving Day.
eoided to continue
last sear of making
come on a Monday
nrsdav, as hereto.
After reading
John Wesley, d
1784, and dietary
in Toronto, Mr.
brought forth a
in his family for
tions. It proved
copy of a letter by
ted September 2ad,
ed in an old book
ohn B•it!, of Pioton,
ester which has been
three or four genera -
o be the original,
The Leading Shoe Store
PPRESS
SHOE
SETSTHE SHOE FASHIONS
1
Your first step to abso-
lute satisfaction is when
you buy a pair of EMPRESS
Shoes. Every step taken
is a step of comfort for
either the school -girl, the
mother or grandmother,
and in addition to comfort
you ,witU be wearing the
make a% shoe which nets
the fashion for Canada.
J. GREET;
sr .11