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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-11-18, Page 1THE WINGHAM. TIMES. VOL XXXVIII.--NO. t971. r VPTNGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,, 1909. $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Farmers, Attention Feed a good stock tonic now and give your cattle a good start. We are agents for HESS STOCK FOOD ROYAL PURPLE FOOD INTERNATIONAL FOOD HACKNEY HERBAGEUM Give us a call. Bring along your own recipes for Condition Powder. We use only the best drugs and mix them well. Walton McKibbon • THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham. f i $962 One year ago, Mr. George Wakeman was earningabout $100 per year as farm aborer. Now he is earning at the rate of 8002 per year. Six months' training at our Business College made the dif- ference. Was it a good invest- ment? He thinks so. His address is New Osgoode, Sask, Four Courses : PREPARATORY COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHY TELEGRAPHY Enter any time. Individual Instruction. = Write for particulars. I- WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE GEO. SPOTTON, Principal PIIONE 101. Wingham Greenhouses CARNATIONS CHRYSANTHEMUMS FLORAL DESIGNS T. C. GRAHAM & SON Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Purchased Ch Mr. Chas. J. Rintoi nosh, Me purchased at the north end of from Mr. Ohne, S. R is possession. The every day and Mr. satisfaction to all p pping Mill. 1, of East Wawa• he chopping mill Josephine street ntoul and is now mill will be run intoul guarantees rows of the mill. Good general servant girl wanted, Apply to Box A, Twee office. Christie's Grocery TEA RESULTS Golden Opinions of Quality & Flavour The catchy flavour of our Teas have brought about splendid results, just as we expected they would. Our latest Blends have hit the mark, and still greater sales are what we antici- pate. 30c PER LB. 40c PER LB. 50c We're looking for YOUR tea business, New Fruits, etc. Don't leave your Fruit -baying till the last. We advise /getting them now. We bought tide best ou the market. Dates Raisins Peels Figs Currants Prunes Mince Meat Shelled Nuts WHAT ABOUT Chinaware ? Sewers fo Kincardine Cons mit a by-law to t ary providing for Kincardine, as th has had its share the Council is means of putting sanitary oonditio both Wingham payers carry the 1 At Christmas time there's always a rush, and there isn't the same time to pick and choose. Why not come along now and get what you want and put it away ? We'll Save You Money If You BUY NOW ! Kincardine. cil will likely sub. ratepayers in Jann- e, system of sewerage. case in Wingham, f typhoid fever and ndeavoring to adopt he town in a better We hope to see nd Kincardine rater -laws. Beet family flour, "Gold Star" $2.75. FRANK R. Howson'. The Horn) The Home Journ women and is the b zine of the kind made arrangements Wingham TIMES women cannot affoi journal as it is fill It also has a deet home life. The S its new and enlari Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8. "A Cra Judging by the r for the presentatio Crazy Idea," by m ham Y. M. 0, A., i tomorrow (Friday) be a large attendan being held in the hal is expected those tak good account of the footlights. As the about two•and.a-hal able to oommenoe s patrons are requeste possible. Doors ope e Journal. 1 is a magazine for at Canadian Maga- ublished. We have to give it with the r $1.60. Canadian to be without this of news for them. influence over the ptember number in ed form is not stir - passed. Order at once with the TIMES, DINNER SETS -97 pieces. $8.00 $10, $12. WORTTI MORE MON1'.Y. TEA SETS -Fine China. $3.751 s; $4.25. EXTRA BIG VALUE. TOILET SETS -10 pieces. From $2.25 up. REGULAR BARGAINS. At any rate, yott oome and be the judge of these values for yearaelves, Fon SALE. -A good serviceable mare and oolt for sale. Apply to Taos, FELLS. Ross Crane, Ross Crane, the next attraotion in tainments, under Westminster Gu went 'will be h House on Monday 29th. The admiesio ha World -Herald s Compound of wit toonist, olaymodel and philosopher -a field." The admis served seats at 35c of hall will open store at 2 o'oloc next, Idea." h for reserved seats of the drama, "A bers of the Wing - the opera hoose vetting, there will Rehearsals are this week, and it ng part will give a selves before the play will occupy hours, it is desir- rp at 8 o'olook, and to be on time if 7,30. FOR ,30. FoR SALE, -Hous: and furniture and about % acres of and, and a stable. Apply to GRIERSON Wingham. he Cartoonist. artoonist will be the the series of enter - the auspices of the d. The entertain - 'id in the Opera evening, November is 25o. The Oma. ye: -"Ross Crane I d versatility -oar- :. , pianist, humorist . a master in every ion is 25o., with re - and 50o. The plan at McKibbon's drug p. m., on Monday Killed on The annual repos railway oommissio ing the year ending persona were kille injured on railway proportions were: 26; injured, 227; e injured, 769; other injured, 205. Th killed eighteen pass 47; the Grand Truu injured 111; the killed one and injar P. R, killed 120 em 158; the Grand Tr injured 269; the killed seven and inj Michigan Central injured 142. Railroads. of the board of re states that dur• March 31st last, 438 , and 1,201 were in Canada. The Passengers killed, ployee killed, 191; arsons killed, 231; Canadian Paoiflo ngers and injured killed three and anadian Northern d eight. The C. oyes, and injured nk killed 46 and anadian Northern red 170, and the illed three and SPECIAL BARG IN -Fine farm on Bluevale road. = pply to Ritchie & Omens. Local 0 • The last day local option petit Nov. let, and as coming municipal 164 municipalities on local option. vote on new by -la • thirty-flve towns, ated villages, maki nine urban mun will also take pl townships. WANTED -Young men to learn stove - mounting; also a number of laboring men. Highest wages paid. WESTERN FOUNDRY Co., Wingham. tion Votes. or filing mandatory one was on Monday, result, at the forth- leotions in January, in Ontario will vote he places that will include two cities, forty-two inoorpor- g a total of seventy. .ipalities. Contests ce in eighty-five Accident t Mr. Wm. Sneet L. H. & B. passen accident on Mond have resulted mor running out from and when near S down the steps an while it was go Some of the passe notified the crew stopped. It was f had sustained a was otherwise bra A St. Marys phys injuries, putting his head. He are ing train, and it days before he w his position. It injuries were not Death of M On Thursday mor of Mrs. John Meek occurred at the fa ham street. Mrs. sufferer for several death was unexp name was Minnie before her mania towel. Deceased Methodist ohuroh esteemed. Besid leaves two small o have the sympath --Kincardine Repo a cousin of the edit 11 , tl Macklem. ing last the death m, aged 43 years, ily residence, Dnr- soklem had been a onths past but her oted. Her maiden Amy and she was, , a resident of Lis. as a member of the and a woman highly the husband she Idren, all o1 whom of the community, ter. Deceased was r of the TIMES. Gentlemen Investigate and Art covering in Prof. Dorenwend' now worn on eve olasen in all stat particular :strnctu perfect; m light a adjusted to the just M your own man look ten yea prOteOtion you ge Neuralgia, etc. the Brunswick 1f' bei 26th. Brakeman. , brakeman on the er train, met with an whioh might easily seriously. He was ndon to Stratford, Marys he slipped fell from the train ng around a curve. gers saw him fall and and the train was and that Mr. Sneath ad scalp wound and ed about the body. Ian attended to his number of stitches in ed home on the even. 11 probably be a few be able to resume a fortunate that his ore serious. Voters' Voters' list coo Council Chamber o1 with Judge Doyle p number of appeals about two hours, were added to the 1 were struck off, Th of other changes names from one wart ist Court. was held in the Monday afternoon eliding, The large ere disposed of in Sixtyfive names t and fifty-three re were a number ade, transferring to another. To RENT -A good seven -roomed house in good locality. Apply at TIMES office. Purchased Mr. Jas. Anderson, this week purchase win's 150•sore farm, 6111 concession of M son will move his fa Mr, Irwin is takin house in town, but trip to the West i Irwin will hold an an and implements on M Farm. f this town, has Mr. Samuel Ir. ing lot 6, in the ris. Mr. Ander- ily to the farm. Mr. Anderson's nrposes taking a the spring. Mr. tion bale of stook nday, Nov.. 29th. Storm Jute horse blanket, guaran- teed, at $1.75 is the beet value in Wing - ham. Get one at Tilos. KEW'S. Women's In The regular monthl Wingham branch of Institute will be hel hall 01I Thursday,INov Subjeots for discussion 1 cod vain() and how to J. W. Billie; "Oonrtes ners in the home," by In Addition it will be or not a delegate will b convention. Ladies.00r attend. (Mrs ) M. I. Gill WANTED. -A good servant girl wanted by Mrs. (Dr.) P. Macdonald. Apply by letter to 854 Richmond street, London. Good wages will be paid. Rural Tele Last week at God known as the Gode Company was pro This company expel Colborne, Ashfiel Wawanosh, Hallel ships. Huron Doli share of rural t companies operati Wingham, Clint Brussels, Wroxet North Huron Tel very successful se phone on this co operation on the now there are six lines with conneo vale, Belgrave, Augustine. Man built next seaso years nearly all t trict will have tel ho are Bald, see for yourself the ige and Toupees. Patent Toupees are 90,000 heads by all OM of life. In this o the ventilation in a feather; is securely cad; can be combed hair; they make any younger, besides the from Catarrh, 'Colds, all and see them at tel on Friday, Novem- titute. meeting of the the Women's in the C. 0. F. 25th, at 2.30 p.m. -"Apples: Their repare," by Mrs. and good man- ta. W. J. Carrie. ieoided whether sent to Guelph ally invited to hone Co. rich what is to be ich Rural Telephone isionally organized. its to operate lines in , East and Weet t and Goderioh town- nty will have her full lephone lines, with g out of Goderich, , Seeforth, Zurich, r and Gerrie. The phone Co. has had a son. The first tele- any's lines was in t of September and subscribers on the on at Belmore, Blue- hitechurch and St. new linea will be and before many farmers in this die. hones. spie, Satre ary. Fon SALE. -Two olive one a fresh miloh oow. Also ontehorse-a three- year-old driver. H. E. IseRD & Co. CLUBBING OFFERS. We oall.speoial attention this week to our excellent clubbing offers 'with the leading newspapers and periodi- cals, a list of which will be found on page 3, As an inducement to new rubsoribers, we will give the TIMES with any of the large weekly papers, from now until January, 1911, at the yearly rate quoted. Send your orders to the Tines office. NAME Post Office Papers wanted Amount, $ Death of Mr. George H, 1 Mr. George H. Pe of the Pedlar Peop awe, died Mondn General Hospital ii monis. Deceased years of age, leaves child. His parent survive. He was glioan Church, a Conservative. D of Mr. W. R. Gi Mr. and Mrs. Ge for Oshawa to alt Lighting PI t Paying, The Wingham eleo io light 'plant is having a very sucoe sful year. The debenture on the pus hese price of the plant came due on Tuesday and the debenture for the i provements made last year will be duo on December let, and after providing or all expenses for the year these two debentures will be paid in full. This i a good showing for the ten months rev nue. The depart. ment should show good balance at the end of the year. WANTED,- Fif glove and mitt leather geode. prides paid. P Wingham Tanne girls, to learn the eking, and work on 11 new linea; Rood er free. Apply at Y. W. D. PRINGLE. An Insp The beautiful Awakening," among the enbso Herald and Week y Star," of Mon wins the admlrat on of all wh It is so vastly sup 'um pan. d ring Picture, Before buying your horse blankets and robes mall and see our large stock. Prices down to rook bottom. THOS, KEW, ioturo, "The Soul's w being distributed hers to the "Family sal, ee it. erent to , that one the ordinary pre wonders how th great weekly pap free with a year' Soul's Awakenin all ready for fro place on the wall Dominion. Any Will be much the sent now for a y 'Family Herald Montreal, will b picture free. crowd ahead of an enormous d mean missing t pub • . ere of that oan afford to give it aubeoription. "The ' is 19 by 24 inches, ng and fit to 000npy a of any home in the oma possessing a copy etter for it. A. dollar ar's snbaoription to the and Weekly Star," of ing you a copy of the o not wait until the on is too big. There is mend, and delay may in great treat. Help to Wid During the pe money has been r nese men and t factories whioh w of Mrs. Clark an children. Mayor Spotton solicited the business me the Salvation Ar able sum, The the bank and no months as requ- not slow in doin deserving case. w and Family. week ooneiderable iced from the busi. e workmen in the 11 be used in support her family of six Gregory and Coons. he subscriptions from and the members of y seoured a oonsider- oney will be planed in d during the winter ed. Winghamites are the right thing in a r. Pedlar. edlar, only son of lar, sen., President e, Limited, of Osh- morning at the Toronto, of pneu- who was thirty-six a widow and one and two sisters also member of the An. d in politics was a ceased was a brother tie of this town, and tie left on Tuesday nd the funeral. You CAN'T BE HAPPY if your feet ache. Dr. Reed's Cnehion Shoe is the easiest shoe on earth. See them at W. J. GREER'S. Olympia Lad The Olympia the first of a eerie ringed for by th appeared in St. Wednesday eveni were greeted by thoroughly enjo gram rendered, which were ren a treat not often audience, the vo blending beautifu was perfeot. Mis also won great pr have every reaso on the sncoess of series. Marrie The foliowin Man., Register o marriage of a for ham young ma guests including and Neepawa alt which took plan Wm, Keating, Nov. 10th, when was united in in Robertson, of N of Silver Creek, wore a princess trimmed with She wore a wre and carried a bo lilies of the vel by Miss Louise wore a princess and carried a b oarnationa. T by Mr. Harry After oongratul feast, the happy The bride's go blew( satin of peoially handao the bride being with pearie; to set in pearls; t pin sot in pearl bar pin set in p trip, Mr. and tendered a 'rem Mr. T. 0. Rob Neepawa. es' Quartette. adies' Quartette, in of five concerts ar- Westminster Guild, ndrews' Church on g of last week. They large audience who ed the excellent pro - The plantation songs, red in costume, were njoyed by a Wingham nes of the quartette ly, while the harmony Brown as a violinist ise. Those in charge to be congratulated he first concert of the Y. M. C. NOTES. The Physical Tra ning Institute, held in Stratford Y, M. 0. A. last Friday, was attended by a good representation of the counties of Huroa and Bruce and a most into ' ting and profitable day's discussion is sported, The main theme of the de • s. program was the various forme of •,ysieal exeroises and games that can be arried on in a large room without t,: use of gymnastio apparatus. Each one who attended, took away with , im a good stock 01 ideas and snggeeti ; ns and a good list of physical aotivitiewhioh they will try to work out in the physical departments of the local assooi. tions during the com- ing winter. It is xpeoted that similar institutes will be held later on for the Religions, Educe tonal and Social de- partments of the ' ork. The work done •y the Huron Oonnty Y. M. 0. A. fro.. the 1st of January to the let of Nove...er is given as follows: 1,-A Boys' D:partment of 22 mem- bers in Wingha•. put upon a working basis. 2.-A new As:ooiation organized in Brussels. 3-A most s•ooeseful convention in Wingham, atten.ed by 62 County delta in the West. from the Neepawa, Nov. lith refers to the er well-known Wing. :-"More than fifty elatives from Glendale ded a pretty wedding at the home of Mr, sash, on Wednesday is daughter, Margaret, rriage to Mr. Jas. G. pawn, Rev. Mr. King, officiating. The bride dress of silk and net pplique and ribbon, h of orange blossoms net of white roses and y. She was attended nee, of Minnedosa, who rens of white silk mull, net of pink roses and groom was supported edges, of Mikado, Sask. tions and the wedding pair left for Winnipeg. ng away dress waa of h. The gifts were es e, that of the groom to handsome bracelet set he bridesmaid, a brooch the groomsman a tie and to the organist, a aria, On their return re. Robertson will be ption at the home of rtson, 2 miles south of To RENT. Two story briok house, eight rooms, pure hard water and soft water. Apply to GED. MCKENZIE. BREAKFAST FOODS. -Roiled Wheat, Rolled Oats, Standard Oatmeal, Cream of Wheat, etc. FRANK R. HowsoN. Wingham Ho At a recent meetit of the Wingham H officers were electd year: -President, R dent, L. W. Hanf Vanstone; Treaties' Committees were a -Property-W. H. son, V,S., Wm. W. Hanson, Dr. K I+'inanoe-L. W. Redmond, Dr. A. tion was nnanimon ing the hearty than the Superintendent the faithful and which they have di duties devolving n trying period throe just passed. gates. 4.-$1,600 to of $1,800 raised 5.-85 week-ni ducted by the y with average atte 6.-18 Sunday sacred song, wit present. 7.-17 young at leading Bible 8.-29 Evangeli rd this year's budget pledges. ht Bible Classes, con - ung men themselves, dance of 19. fternoon meetings of an average of 226 en have made a start asses. ,ic meetings, with an average of 226 pr; sent. 9 -35 men and boys deoided to begin the Christian life. 10.-40 young personal evangeli 11.-42 eduoat bates, practical councils, eduoat average of 24. 12,-24 special toasts and parlor of 30. 13.-42 physioa taking part. 14.-2 athletic tries respectively 15 -9 public chiefly Y. M. 0. 220 present. 16.-16 attend Camp in July. 17. -Up to dat homes in Huron lowed by oorresp a practical way i have gone as etre ital Board. of the Directors pital the following for the ensuing { Clegg; Vioe•Presi- n; Secretary, R. r, Dr. A. J. Irwin. pointed as follows: Green, John Wil- essant. House -L. nnedy, R. Vanstone. anson, Dr. R. 0. Irwin. A resole.- ly adopted, extend- s of the Board to and her staff for ffioient manner in charged the onerous on them during the th which they have RUBBERS for Men, Women and Chil- dren, in every wanted style, size and width. W. 3', GREER. Death of Mr The death took pl Sunday afternoon I relict of the late after about two fever. The demote ter of Mr. John St she was born in Ea her marriage to moved West and years. Mr. Robin nine years ago. large oirole of fri deep regret•of he a particularly sad son, Leonard, ni winless, the sym as will her three el The brothers and Stein, Aahfield ; James Stein, of Sal Stein, of North Da of liiucardine; M of East Wawano Mrs. Jas, Pardon, The funeral too afternoon from th Rantoul In Bast W ham cemetery. en are committed to M. nal evenings at de- alks, mock municipal e addresses, with an , Robinson. ce in Wingham on et of Annie Stein, Charles Robinson, weeks illness with d lady was a (laugh - in of this town and t Wawanosh. After Mr. Robinson they ivod there for some on passed away some re. Robinson had a nds who heard with death. Her death is ne as aha leaves one years of age, who thy of many friends, tere and six brothers. ieters are :-Andrew Albert, Robert and tatohewan; William ota, and John Stein, . Ohas. J. Rintoul, h; Mrs. Wm. and if West Wawanosh. place on Tnosdey residence of Mr. anosh to the Wing - evenings at banquets, ames, with an average events; average of 22 meets; 36 and 38 en- ntertainments, talent , ; with an average of d the 10.days Boys' 60 young men leaving county have been fol- ndence and helped in places to which they gers. DAINTY MODE is the name of the best light Rubber for Ladies and Gents. See them at W. J. GREER'S CHURCH NOTES. The Presbytery o1 at Walton on Thurs when Rev. R. A. L ted as pastor of the' Church. The Presbyterial North Kinloss, Be have been united nr will offer a salary o1 the charge being no Rev. J. J. Hastie Belgrave Presbyter anied by Mrs. Hest Canada from Austr Vancouver, B. 0. 0 CLOTHES THAT FIT Maitland will meet ay, December 2nd, tndy will be induo- Pelton Presbyterian congregations of vie and Riversdale er one charge and $1,000 to a pastor, vacant. formerly pastor of ,n Church, aocomp- e,have returned to iia and are now in yon well, look well and wear well, are the best in the end. They cost no more than the other kind, if you go to the right place for them. Wo have a tine stock of Suitings in Tweeds, Worsteds and Cheviots, and we make them up in the latest styles and use the best trimmings. The Cold Weather is near, and an OVERCOAT is a necessity. Come in and see our Meltons, Cheviots, Beavers and 'Friezes. Yon will look dressy in one of our make. Excellent Values may be had from us in Fur Caps, Fur Co11aes and Neck Scarfs. The prices are an attraction. The Balance of our Men's Furnishings must go -Bats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc. ROBTII MAXWELL Miss Sperling GRADUATE OF TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC And Authorized Teacher of the Fletcher Music Method, Simplex and Kinder- garten, Pupils prepared for Oonserva- tory exams., both in Theory and Plano, CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 7th. For information as to rates, tuition, oto., apply at her home, Minnie street. Rev. E. A. Fear, .f Exeter, conducted the services in the '+ ethodist Church on Sunday and pre.ahed two excellent sermons. Rev. D . Rutledge took Mr. Fear's pulpit wor- at Exeter. Anniversary s .rvioes in conneotion with the Wingh.m Methodist Church will be held on .nnday and Monday, December lith : nd Gth. Rev, J. R. Gandy, D. D., o. St. Thomas, a former pastor, will be he preacher for the occasion, and o Monday evening a supper and enter= inment will be held. Rev. II. R. H . ne, Sooretary of the Upper Canada I' ligione Tract and Book Sooiety, Qom .led the pulpit of St Andrew's Church ,n Sunday evening, Mr. Borne gave a ery interesting talk oa the good wor , being done by this society among the sailors and lumber- men. He solicit;d contributions for this very worthy ork. The Leading Shoe Store Night Classes. Ambitions young people who wish to "learn while they earn," mey do so by attending night cisme at the Wingham Business College, Bach student is in atrncted privately' by painstaking, em- pathetic teachere. You may enter no matter what your education. Ask for information, Phones 104 and 86. U -lW - f1 • t4'1 :;..:7(..,::::::;4,....::.. :•'-'•-r''''''- : For " Shoes of Quality," Madam, turn your feet this way. We go to the Best Makers of Wo- men's Shoes and select the HEST Shoes they know how to,, u1')ke. We offer our trade all the new creations, as last as they ate mmenu- faetured.. STREET, STORM & DRESS ROOTS $2,50, $3.00, $3,50 or $4.00 Same prices you have heard before but not the same Shoes or Shoe Quality you have met with before, For Dress Functions, we have 'ries, Pumps, Strap Sandals, Slip. pars, etc. --S1.75, .3, v3.60 to $3,00. Handsomest and daintiest models that ever dressed a Woman's foot. Bat come, tee, Madain-con.,, see! W. J. GREER. THE SHOE MAN. Bole ream: Salter ma Trio, fun Um. for Mtn, Hagar nna w5, pies, 'Shoed fee Women.