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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-11-25, Page 1$962 One year ago, Mr. George Wakeman was earning about $100 per year as faun laborer. Now he is earning at the rate of $002 per year. Six months' training at our Business College made the dif- ference Was it a good invest- ment? lie thinks so. His address is New Osgood°, Sask. Four Courses : PREPARATORY CO2iT11CL°RC1AL • °STENOGRAPHY TELEGRAPRY Enter any time. Individual Instruction, Write for particulars. WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE GE°, SPOTTON, Prinoipal r THS WI\GHAM. TIME VOL XXXVIIL. -NO. 1972.. E WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER BER 25 1909. VINOL .. •---�,•9-Mr-•4- THE GREAT TONIC It contains the extractives of Cod. Liver Oil and Peptonised Iron in solution in the finest wine. OLD PEOPLE WOMEN CHILDREN And everyone' not feeling in fighting trim needs it. "We guarantee every bottle to do good or refund your money." Walton McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham. 1 Christie's Crocery PHONE 59. We tell as far as possible only WHAT WE CAN necommeen. Nobody wants inferior groceries and we safe- guard your interests by purchasing from the most reliable sources. FOOD QUALITY OUR MOTTO CODFISH. Here's a chance for you in diet. Nothtng like it for encouraging the appetite. Package boneless 10o, Boxes boneless 25o, Slabs (genuine) Mo per lb. New Fruits on the Move Our suggestion as to early buying has been followed by quite a num- ber. We'll be glad to have your orders. The various fruits are choice and THEY'LL PLEASE YOU We've Confidence in our Teas. That's why we push them. .we know that the QUALITY'S THERE. We know that the REAL TEA BODY le there. Ask those who) drink theta and 9 out of 10 will tell yon that they like them. WILL YOU TRY THEM Our prices are 30a, 40o, and 50e per ib. WHAT ABOUT Chinaware ? At Christmas time there's always a rash, and there isn't .the same time to piok and choose. Wb ' not come thong nose and get what you want and put it away 2 We'll Save You Money If You BUY NOW DINN +.R SETS -07 pieces. V$.00 $10, $12. Woitrlt MORE tiOM t. ' 'TEA SETS—Fine china. $3.711 a; $4.25. Ennui. arc+ VALUE. TOILET SETS ---10 pieces, Front $2.25 up, RgotnetIn VAttIOAINS, At any rate, you oome and Tuts the judge of these values for yourselves. PEONa 101. Wingham Greenhouses OARNATIONS OHRYSANTHEMUMS FLORAL, DESIGNS T. C. GRAHAM & SON Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Dr. Chown The Lentil Option seemed the servioe� Chown, D. D., Seor pe ranee and Moral R of the Methodist Chn give an address in Wingham, on Friday 3rd. All citizens are oming. Committee have of Rev. S, D. ary of the Tem. form Department eh in Canada, to the Town Hall, vening,December incited to attend. Beet family our, "Gold Star" $2.75. FBANli R. HOW8ON, Bath Rooe Mr. J. W. Hews been greatly improv addition of a batt brings the ehop ul the oity shops, Ho be had at any time evening and the oh ate, This is a col of our townspeopl for and Mr. Hewer turns for his inves Installed, 's barber shop has d recently by the room, which now to the standard of and cold baths can during the day or gee will be mader- enience that many have been waiting should have good re, went. Good general servant girl wanted. Apply to Box A, Times office. The Piano People laugh un over these imitat£oi truthfulness. Littl practicing ie in aim The Young Man slides off the key, c and her "vocal tor gum and (late it le and more are in R In Wingham oper evening. Admiai seats, 35o. and 50o, open at McKibbon' Burlesques. til their sides ache s—because of their Ada May and her at every household. ho Singe Baas—and cd the Young Lady re" --she who chews der the piano—these Be Crane's collection. House next Monday 'on 25o.; reserved Plan of hallis now drug store. WANTED.—A good eneral servant, no washing. App1,,56 MRS, P. Femme, Post Office. Anctio Mr. Isaac Shiell, 13, East Wawanosh served auction sale, implemente on Fric ember 26th. Ever as Mr. Well is givi Purvis is the auotu Sates, if lot 34, concession will hold an nee - of farm stook and ay afternoon, Nov - thing must be sold lg np farmicg. John near, On Wednesday, Deoember 8th, B. J. Reid of lot 35, concession 12, East Wa- wanosh, will hold an unreserved anotion sale of farm stook, implements and household furniture. Mr, Reid is giv- ing ap farming and everything must be Sold. John Purvis, auctioneer. Patronize No paper can be, home patronage, ai tereated in keepin If a railroad or f newspapers are su It a publio meeti purpose, the new for a free notice. have a supper or the newspaper £ necessary notice. puff the schools advance the intei men of the place,. handeome notice v And yet some of keep up the home ome Paper, published without d every man is in* up a home paper. otory is wanted, the posed to work for it. is wanted for any paper is called upon If any of the societies eoeption of any kind, supposed to give the The newspapers must nd everything else so stn of the bueiness nd than give them a hen they pass away. them do nothing to aper. WANTED --Young hien 50 learn stove - mounting; also a number of laboring men. Highest wages paid, WESTERN FOUNDRY Co., Wingham. Huron t=Nt The following In the county o at the Ptovinoi: hib£tion at Toro: win --.1, J. W. E, neth Cameron, Kenneth c7. Sloan, Blyth, E Edgar; 2, IL It. jag. Denholm, 131 step, Blyth. Gel Cameron 2, R. —11. J. W, Edg• King -1, Geo. 15' grave; 2, R, It. ttopk£ne: 2, J. Geo. Pothergili on. Any other John McDowell, 13 gill & Son. it in Toronto, re the prize -winners I3uron fruit exhibit Horticultural Ex. o last week: .Bald. ar, Gorrie; 2, Ken. • °know. Ben Davie- "neon; avismeson; 2, R. R. enheim—I, J. W. loan. PAmenee-1, th; 2, T. J. Enok. en Russet ---1, K. . Sloan. Greening 2, It R. Sloan, thergill & Sort. Bel - loan. M6nn--1, J. Edgar. Spy -1, on; 2, K. Gamer. esirable varietfr . 1, 'i'th; 2, Geo, Pother. Read Willis 8t Co.'s adv, on page 8. East and No The annual Liberals as cons i on House, wil Hall, Breese's, 16th, at 1 p. m. oeiving the Tre business will b meeting will 7.80 o'clock, at given by local North Huron L Town Hall, December 21a5, the election of ports. All Li tend these mee th Huron Liberals, eating of East Huron ituted for the Douala. be held in the Town Thursday, December Election of officers, re• enrer's report and other transacted, A pnblio held in the evening at hick addresses will be and outside speakers, bends will meet in the ingham, on 'Tuesday, at 2 o'clock p, m„ for tiers and receiving re - gala are invited to at- nga. RIMERS for Alen, Women and Clain dren, in every wanted style, size and width. W. J. GREER, Storm The rain and al inoesaant all day with telephone, t light wires. Bur wires fell before electric light eervi ly interfered with, wires. The trunk phone Co. suffers Harriston dlatriot pulled down a n rainfall for the heavy. Early T only service out two lines of the Co. to Whitechu Blnevale line s wires being dow • ten o'clock Dom line t0 London Wednesday all th in good working U aye Havoc. . :t storm, which was •nday, played havoc,Iegraph and electric, sed with ice, the . e high wind, The a : in town was slight- s were the telephone nee of the Bell Tele - very badly and in the heavy wires ber of poles. The Ay was exceedingly esday morning the f Wingham were the orth Huron Telephone oh and Belgrave. The ffered most, all the at the Junction. By unioation on the Bell as restored and on adjaeent lines were der again. FOR SALE. — O ole: 100 -acro farm near Blnevale. y`.nld exchange for smaller farm in go•d locality. RITCHIE & OMENS. Dr. Barr, Dr. John Barr, was found dead in at Ottawa on Fr late Dr. Barr was age in Elizabeth March 4, 1843. education in the g city, afterwards Victoria Oollege, 1880, he was wedd Palmer, second d Palmer, of Shel represented Duffer in the Ontario Leg 1904, when he rest Dominion House a He was returned a again in 1908 with Dr. Barr was a M Shelburne, Ont. M.P. for East He of Conservative panted the remai. Saturday. . P., Dead. P. for Dnfferin, ed in the Cecil hotel day afternoon. The born of Irish parent - own, Leeds County, o received his early ammar school of that raduating from the obourg. On May 26, d to Mies Ermine E. nghter of Dr. John rne, Ontario. He as a Conservative lature from 1874 50 • ed to stand for the the election of 1904, the general elections majority of 1,746. hodist and resided at io. Dr. Chisholm, a, was one of a party tubers who aocom- s to Shelburne on • To RENT OR SELL,—W3 or without an acre and threeemeee era of land—a two•atorey brink Male, eight rooms, pure bard and soft water. Apply to Geo. MOKENZIE. Death of M Last Thursday' Ohroniole refers to t W. Walley, mot Walley, of this tow scores of friends throughout South 0 menu of the des s. Walley. Ingersoll daily ce death of Mrs. G, r of Mr. P. H, , as follows: --"To in Ingersoll and ford, the announce - of Mrs. G. W. Walley, which 000urred during the night at the family residence, Prauels street, will be received with deepest regret. The late Airs. Walley was in her 73rd year, She was born in Eng - lend and fifty years ago came to Inger- eon with her husband, where they have resided continuously ever since, Do- oeased was a me ber of long standing of the Methodist c =oh. She was ale° a mt'ntber of ver' ns °hunch organiza- tions, in conne0 on With which she rendered earnest and faithful service. She possessed m y estimable qualities, Which endeared er to all with whore she carie in con on Bookies the hue• band a family f nine survive as fon lows:--J`ohn, Bf tlo, Man.; Mrs. G. M. Clerk, Nelson, ts. A. 1). Emory, Mas. J. W. Holinee, A. T., Nelson, R. d.; Mrs. J. W. C eholna, Pince Albert, Sask.; Frank , Wingham; Mrs. O. E. Robinson en . F. G., Ingersoll, -- f Are You Going South Wintery. Now} is .the time . la your or n trip to fiallfoz d Dk nil t , p hlorida, or the Sonny South. Oonsnit nearest Grand Trunk Agent regarding low tonrlat :We or address J. D. 2doTlnnald, Dietriot Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. est this Farmers' Instttu s Booming. There was an attend nue of 121,823 at the Farmers' Instant and 116,493 at the Women's Institute during .the year, Recording to the alum report lamed by Mr. G. Putnam, auper tendent. Other meetings had been het to deal with live ttook, pure seed, p ltry, frnit, eta„ with, a total atten non of 286,032, There were 11,000 me bars of the Far. mere' Institutes and 14,000 of the Women's Institutes, To. RENT—A good s4ven-roomed house In good locality. Apply at Tiluas offioe, Dr. and Mrs, A Dr. and Mrs. Agnew Tuesday evening aft w edding trip. While at a number of piao West, going as far as visiting at pointe in Rochester, Minn., an in Rochester the Dr. s the hoapitel of Doctor some time in the Hos Dr, and Mrs. Agnew's be pleased to hear o town. new Home. returned home on r a several weeks way they visited in the Canadian Vancouver, also alifornia and at Chicago. While fent some time in Mayo and epent fitals at Chicago. any friends will their return to DAINTY MODE is the name of the beet light Rubber for Ladies and Gents. See them at W. J, GREER's The Carnegi Library. Town Olerk Ferg son received a communication on T esday from An- drew Carnegie, in w ch he expressee a willingness to make a grant of money to Wingham for the er °tion of a public library building, pr viding the usual conditions are aerie out. As far as can be seen there are o conditions that WIngham is not in position to fulfil. Why should Wing am be behind our neighboring towns ' scouring a public library building? T e new buildings at Luoknow and at Brnaaels are about completed and are credit and an orna- ment to these pla es. Let the matter be pushed along during the winter months and have everything ready to commence bundle operations early In the spring. Storm Jute horse blanket, gnaran• teed, at $1.75 is the best value in Wing - ham. Get one at TUoS. KEW'S. "A Ora "A Crazy Idea," famous comedy in in the opera house last by the mamba Young Men's 0 ,. The hall was crowd standing room bein: many people were in many years has t an entertainment p A general synopsis Stone, a gentleman to travel with his wi leaves his nephew medioal student, in who, inspired by t + colored servant, funds by letting out as fnrniah0d apartm oompose a broken• music, an actress, a hie wife and dangle gentleman whose o of annoyance to h dealing with the d the part of thane an provokes oonaiderab went runs high fo Stone returns and much muddled, In Indiorons side of the couple of love affair• at last," It would here to mention the represented, but a in a very clever nia was better than w: companies that via young people epee in preparing for th their efforts were v by our townspecp large attendance. 1 0. A, is doing a g young people and entertainment wil work, Tile (Mize tendanoa and rend during the evening. ganizatton that Wi reason to be proud nametaus regneeta tainmont repeated unable to get into people have decided performance in the op day evening of this of ambition wilt w be Friday weaning and t now open at Walton store. If yon want to evoning be the ope evening of this week. y Idea," arnica Hageman's •ur cote, was given on Friday evening of ,the Wingham istian Association. 'd to the doors, even at a premium and nrned away. Not re been as popular t on in Wingham. •f the play: --"Mr. f Chicago, decides and daughter, and an impecunions } arge of his house, suggestion of a damns to raise ooms of the honee :nts. Their patrons own composer of ountry banker with er, and a sporting editors are a source The manner of fferent patrons on his colored servant mirth and excite- d time. Finally finds things very erm£ngled with the performance are a which oome right e impossible for ns ifferent Oharaoters took their parts er and the noting 00 in many of the Wingham, The considerable time entertainment and much appreciated as shown by the he Wingham Y. M. d work among the e funds from; this exist in the good Band was in at- d several selections This is another or- hatni5ee have good There have been o have the enter,. as many Were he hall, the young o again give She :ra honee an Fri. eek. The prices the lame as last plan. of hili is cEibbon'n drug Pend a pieaeant a house on h"ridaf' , 1 n e 5 y 0 h a 8' 0 CLUBBING OFFERS. We pall special attention this week to our excellesnt clubbing offers with the leading newspapers and periodi- oats, a list of which will be found oa page 3. As an indnoement to new eubscribers, 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 Trims office. NAME Poet Willie Papers wanted Amount, $ Speci Read the Londe the Best Metropoli Outario, Oontaiu tions and all ger worth printing. London Daily Ad in advance. Thi ed before Januar I Offer. n Daily Adve sur, n paper in eetern lutes. m. •et quee- ns' ; local news en $2.00 for the eraser for 14 months offer meet be accept - let. 1910. WANTED. --- Marsh hay, free from thistles, for packing furniture. At WALTER & CLEGG'S upholstering !ea- tery. Youth's Comp The publishers o panion will, as al present to every s aoription ($1.75) is fel Calendar, for picture panel whi "Venetian," for t ed by the famous Moran. His Ven in the Calendar graphy, will be serving, long aft nion Calendar. the Youth's Com - aye at this season, scriber whose sub - id for 1910 a beanti- he new year. The suggests the title, o calendar was paint. arine artist, Thomas inn scene, reproduced thirteen -Dolor litho. and well worth pre 1910 is gone by. FOR SALE, --House and furniture and about % acres of land, and a stable. Apply to GRIERsoN, Wingham, Waring. The Family Hera of Montreal in th warning their prose new earlier than u there is an enemata sabaoribere and the gestion at the otos new premium pi Awakening„' is oa of enthusiasm in minion. It is cert ture and is appreo£ the oftener one nohes ready for ant to every su along with such a Herald and Week' a year certainly i he year. Clergy ions are urging p esaore of a cop icture. 1 + and Weeekly Star 1 week's issue are subscriber al this dem o re- eaSon, as d from new 1= apt to be a con - of the year. The ture "The Soul's ing a perfect furore 11 parts of the Do• inly a beautiful pie - ted more and more es it. It is 19 x 24 raming. A copy ie oriber for 1910 and aper as The Family Star at one dollar the beet bargain of en of all denomina- ents to become pos- of this interesting BREAEFAST FOODS.—Rolled Wheat, Rolled Oate, Standdrd Oatmeal, Cream of Wheat, etc. FRANE R. Howson. In Cana Statistics of th Dominion for the 1009, are inolude the department o The inspector's re penitentiary "p year shows an in over the precedin of the year there Kingston, 510 in 240 in boroheater tobs, 204 in Britie Alberta, a total of were ' Oanadian"b Scotch, 54 Irish, a countries. Of 40 birth, 181 were U and 71 Italians. viols in the petite are in Kingston. oonviots are node cent are unable to cent have been to per cent have b inspector assorts as follows: — Church of Eng 185; Presbyters Lutheran, 41; et etiolate12; Heb Mormon, l; MilThe average del for eaeh bonaict a year, pomp $330.74 a year i in per °spite, o $539 for 1908;9, Columbia wits in baroheater, Paul, $248, and nn Prisons. penitentiaries of the ar ended Merck 31, in the blue book of justice, just issued. rt on average daily Moo" during the ease of 14 6 per pent year. At the close as 570 convicts in Vincent de Paul, N. B., 144 In Mani- colnmbie, and 91 in ,765. Of these 1,046 n, 199 English, 34 23 of other British convicts of foreign ited States citizens, here are 66 life con. tiariet, half of whom Ten per cent of the 20 yenta age, 15 per read or write; 17 per al abstainers, and 40 n intemperate, The she convicts by creed oman Oatholies, 871; lid, 343; Methodists, e, 173; Baguets. 78; er Ohristian denoniin• ews, 15; Bnddhitts, 17; urian 1; no creed 28. oastt0 the aonntry s 76 cents, or $477.35 ed with 02 cents, et 1007.8. Alberta leads , with an average of The coat in British 3; in Manitoba, $125; 10; in St. Vincent de Megaton, $221. 5 3 8 a MUNICIPAL MATTERS. It is again mai the year when ratep think of who will be eipai matters for t few weeks ego the r the electric light and after the first of Jan aged by Oomraiasi necessary at the m have two men eleote missioners. It ie v good men should position, The oleo now in good shape a is also bringing 1 Ratepayers eheuld men are elected. the name of Mr, Ge the veteran munioip town, has been probable candidate sionerahip, For have not yet heard Gregory has filled t+ very best of satier doubt be given a wishes it, Reeve I In the field and e heard of any oppo. year's OonncilIors authority es to their year. At the munioipa important by-laws electors -- one pro supply for domesti other for a sewer The details of thee: not yet been cora does not need to say works for domestic nearly all citizens sewer down the fro badly needed. W Wingham could street. Under pre impossible to mak The by-laws alma eidered and the re+ as they think is in este of the town. $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE n near the time of era commence to n charge of =ni- b, : ooming year, A a epayers voted that aterworks should, u ry next, be man. a ere, It will be ioipal election to d to aerve es Com- e y important that e placed in this t lo lightplant is the waterworks a good revenue, 0e to it that good • . this connection McKenxie, one of 1 politioians of the ++ entioned as a for a Oommia- he Clonnoil we •y ramore, Mayor e position with the tion and will no second term if he win will likely be yet we have not ition. As for this cannot speak with intentions for next. election two very 11 come before the ding for a water purposes and the Josephine etreet. two byiawa have eted. The Turns hat we need water - purposes, On' Shia are agreed. The street is also very th proper drainage Ave a good front ant conditions it is a good roadway, • be carefully OM - payers should vote he very beat inter - You OAN'T 73E HAPPY if your feet ache, Dr. Reed's Cushion Shoe is the easiest shoe on earth. See them at ” W. J. GREER'S CHURCH OTES. Sacramental servic+ St. Andrew's Presby Sunday morning, Dec Rev. D. Perrie opening services as Presbytery of 13rue °ember 12th. The expenditure work by the Presby western section of year will be at least the total revenue fc year, according to R who has just rete' the West in the in sion work. The to for home mission exceeded the exp and the expenditu ed to be in the nei s will be held in elan Church, on tuber 5511. ill conduct the 111is Hill, in the , on Sunday, De - in home mission rias Church in the Clanada during this 30,000 in excess of r that purpose last v. E. D. McLaren, ned from a trip to rests of home mis- 1 revenue last year 'Cr. McLaren said, nditure by 814,000, e this year is expect- hborhood of 8187,000, Before buying your horse blankets and robes call and see our large stock. Prices down to rook bottom. TILOS. KEW, GOOD FOR INGHAM. To the Editor of th A short time ag came to Wingham business hatters, bt city she had menti horse on approval widely known dep Canada. She did just then, bat aft yr she, with a friend, one of bier oldest and asked to see t few minutes she e a coat, which she be superior in fit, those shown to store, and at a sa $7 00 or $8 00, Bove many tra are due,°Mr. Edi appeals to the sit to spend their m themselves and i veloping the tow tient of Wingha of property for in around the town, 08 is matter of so vied on in the tow o iners,-- o a lady of Toronto, to attend to some before leaving the e or coats sent to her y one of the most rtnnental litotes in t purchase her coat reaching Wingham, entered the store of ry goods an ladies' costa.merchInts a anted and purchased eoiared afterward to eerie' and finiah to er by the great city ng to her in price of sections of this kind or, to your splendid zona and eammnnity hey here and benefit so doing help in do - For the develop - enhances the value 05 in every direction and would 'also help rae, all business ear. 'rs Sincerely, AO Soso f'Unr,ico, Alfred tastiuge Laney, Port Stan and the coronet r ser is porter at the Hotel Y. was found dead, nvesti t' . lug ga . Mr. Norman 13r ship was bitten by ber of his horses bitten, and pub of ek of Adelaide towed wad dog. A Mara* nd Co40 w'era 0110 e CDWa Went UTAd. CLOTHES THAT ,ELT you 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. We have a .Fine 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. You will look dressy in one of our make, Excellent Values may be bad from us in Fur Caps, Fur Collars and Neck Scarfs. The prices are an attraction, The 'Balance of our Men's Furnishings must go --Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc. ROBTII MAXWELL Miss Sparling GRADUATE OF TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC And Authorized Teacher of the Fletcher Music Method, Simples and Kinder- garten. Pupils prepared for Conserva- tory exams., both in Theory and Piano. CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 7511, For information es to rates, tuition, eto., apply at her home, Minnie street. The Leading Shoe Store LEGGINGS FOR ALL PURPOSES You will certainly need Leggings these days. We have them in every style-- Leather tyle-- Leather Canvas•--w and Jersey Cloth. MEN'S Leather Leggings, hest quality, per pail $1.25, $1.40 to $1.95, LOPS' Leather Leggings, bent gua1D ', per pair $1,OO to k1,211. Women's, Misses' and Children'a Leggings a and Ov l sit r s , cloth, all colors, 50e to 95e per pair. W. J. GREER. THE SHOE MAN.