HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1910-04-14, Page 138DI YEAR, NO. 33.
WINGHAM, ONT„ THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1910.
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SANCTUM, PARAORAPHS.
00 School concert.
Next Tueeday evening a concert;
will be given in the Tanen Hell, under
fi• sh s 11 - .
oes It will be
, ii" ° °°1 awin. - ' •
ten evening with Steams and
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enhYson. In Which Tennyon a
maw.. id,11, .013noch Arden," anti
the special pianoforte musk of Rich-
erd Strauss (Leipsie) likewise .entitled,
"Enoch Arden " will be rendered It
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' Will be rendered by Mist Mabel Green
„L. Mt eVaiter Booth, ad ehoold
constitute a firsnelaes enternalument.
'the .. .
admission ha 2.oc • for reserved
seats, And the plan of hall opens at
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eicKibbon's drug toe on Frida,y.
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oara Os Health Active,
e
For once at least, the Booed of
Heath of the Town of Wingbam. is
alive and active. It has rented a lot,
where refuse of all kinds can be dump-
ed, end where it will not. be a nuisance
or menace to anybody. At a meet-
ing of the Bead last Friday, a motion
waa passed ordering Sanitary 'avec-
tor Allen to make an inspection.• of
back partite eloseta etc., and report to
ehe Board wherever a nuisance exists
Perties abating a nuisance _will be
notified of setae, and if not attended
to within the time given, will be look-
ed, after lay the Board and the expense
charged to the perty allowing sucha
nuisance.
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About 'The Sanitarium.
On Thursday of kat week the cone-
mittee .of the °aunty Council ,appoint-
ed to gather inforroation concerning
the esta,blishinent of a County Sant-
tarium to deal with tuberculosis pat.
lents, met in Clinton. The coannsittee
will report to the jape session of the
Co. Connell, as to sites available' t
I e e*
•ehe Ontario Government offers a
grant of $4,000 toward a County Sani-
tarium and $3 per patient on mita-
tenance. This is one of the hum •
alu•
tarian movements of the 20th century,
is an eat:nest and possibly best known
plan of fighting the . white manestion
plague. The committee hexing . the
:natter in hand is Warden Irwin ex-
,
Warden Lamont and Reeve Shearer.
Winnipeg Roeption.
A recent issue of the Menitoloa Free
'ess
Press contained the following notice
in its society columns :-"Mrs. T. H.
t
Maxwell of Winni e
p g (formerly Mies
Ella .11faxwell, of Wingham) received
Friday afternoon, April 1st, for the
arst time since her marriage. She
wore a beautiful gown of cream satin
trimmed with pearls, and was assisted
by her two sisters, Miss tottie Max-
well gowned in pale blue satin, and
Wm M rt wearing. a,
1 '. a ha Maxwell,
dainty gown of pink silk organdie
with touches of blank velvet. The tea
table was prettily decorated with pink
carnations and illicit of the valle'y and
presided over by Mrs. j. H. Allan and
Mrs. (Dr.) J. E. Jones and later by
Mese neestbae aria Mes• N. Ilender-
son, Mrs, G. O. Long ata Mrs. (Dr.)
Bruce Hill eat the ices, assisting were'
Miss Stevvart and Mrs. C. A. Monk-
men."
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Doing A Good Work. 7
Toronto Seturday Night,' d ' ' th
uring e.
past few months, has been turning its
search -light upon —
mining pi a
b lt. d t-• h .•k h
so els, an jet rie -gum se eines in
I It ' a i o 1 • th t'
genera . is o ng s met ung a
no th Canadah h d the
o er paper in as a e
courage to do -that is to expose these
schemes, which have been increasing
and theiving at the expeiese of the
hard-working people of the country.
Saturday Night hes to date exposed
eorge unroe, e ar e e 1 ver
G M Th B 1 tt S'l
Mines, The Universal Signal Co., The
Berne Taxi Co., The California-
Alberta Oil Go The Chicago Albert
,.., '
uu Co' . Mackintosh's Toffe' e Ltd
H. t , . "
te awes, eemitea, and now Patriarehe
, five million (tellers of
h Co. Over,We
•ntended fur the nubile and
a ares' 1 - - '
partially fed to them have been ten,
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er . P
a ed worthless and the com antes
forced out of existence. Two romo-
. P
tete have landed in ail a have ski •
d ,... J ,. P
P out
Post -Nuptial Reception •
s ' ,
Mrs, Frame A.. tsoryelt (Evelyn itsy-
nolds) grand-deughter of Mrs. Rey-
molds of town, held her potteitsptial
remotion last Thursday afternoon at
her pretty- tew house in Jameson
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Avelino, Toronto, Where the daanty
furniehecl rooms Were greedy admired
by a large number of visitore. The
handsome large drawing room WM
decorated with pink roses and ferns,
and the beide was assisted hy her
.
mother, seeming a black satin gown
with gold embroidery., lace yoke and
sleeves, and bouquet of piek snveet
peat, Mrs. aeryou was looking very
charming iti her wedding gown of
white embroidered °ham -muse, With
rube hecklace and corsage bouquet of
lily of the valley. In the dieting -keens
the polished Mehogatty table was pret-
ty and sanded with a centrepiem of
pale yellow tulips taro:nide& by smal-
ler vases of white awed peas, the
whOle lighted by a handsome gold-
colored Tiffany shade, The table wet
presided over try Mrs. Geo. Set:ogees
wearing a handsome lace gown over
pate pink, end hat with pink ðers.
She was assisted by Miss Correll, Mist
Atha end Rtes. mama survide ; Nuts
vcrh thy and Mos Saute Misrules,
sweido, the hrm *made itessmair thoit
Pretty *low kooks
Wed In Hospital; -
Mrs. Walter Soott, from near Luck.
tow, died in the Wingliem Respite,'
on 'Diode o his wee a t e
Y f t in t he an
of 43 years. Deceased had been ill
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tor aboub a year with that incurable
dieease, cancer, and for the past three
weeks has been a patient In the
Hospital here, Rer maiden nem°
watt M A E Con t,a .
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Family gathering. ,
N
Nut many Parents who heve reach,
ed the advanced age ee err, and mrs,
Mithael Walker, enjoy the pleasure er
having their family all home at once.
This elderly couple vale are In failing
health,' had this pleasure last Friday,
There are eight sons and one dangle.
ter -G, Ct. and R, A., of Toropto ;see.
L. and Wesley, of Clinton ; T. R., of
Cookeville ; Isaac and Rlisha of East •
Weevanosh ; and the daughter at
home. .
A Directory 01 Breeders.
The branch of the Live Stock Corn-
messiener at, °seam, has issuea fl, re-
vised edition of the Directory of
Breeders of pure bred live stook in
ar ing to. t le pre am
oaoada, A er 1 f
m
page the work is a compilation of in-
formetion received through corres-
d t f b d • 11*f
pen eu 8 emu ree ere in a the pro -
vinces in regard to the • eize of their
breeding herds, and the number of
males and females of the - several
breed e they have for sale.
Spring Feeding 01 Cattle.
' Prof. Thos. Shaw writin in the
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It ' 'et g s
woman. Aerru 'nee , very truly
says that special care. is necessary
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when cattle. are passing from .winter
to spring feeding conditions In no
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case should the change be . suddenlye
made from dry feed to pasture If
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Me be done an unduly laxative con-
dition is created with the result of
o
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fwered vit.ality in the animal end. loss
' ; itchy! pfowedr. As a prepare-
hor siprihng ee ing, roots and sin
age s ou d e freely ueed as these
tend. to keep the bowels open.
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FOR, SALE.-- Rolled oats. bran,
shorts flour etc at the '
: . ... . Winghara
chopping nell. Mill running every
day. Also oatmeal and rolled wheat,from
either fer. sale or exchange for grain.
li'z 2°.
RA: nititrAfY,,
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An Interesting Lecture.
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Miss .
Lucia F Gilbert of Malone' N
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Y., evho is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Steeves, gave an interesting leettsre in
the Ba,ptIst chinch. on Moliday even-
ing, on "The City of Florence and her
her . g
oes "- There was a goo atthnd-
ance, and everyone seemed. to enjoy
the lecture, which. was given in a most
entertaining fashion. During the
evening a welnrendered quartette was
given by Mrs. Pringle, Mrs. Steeves
and Messrs. Haley and Mack, and a
solo II AMA Nellie Murch. At the
close of the program, those Present
were'treated to ice cream and cake
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League Rally.
. Au npeace% Leagse Rall- consist -
ing of the Leagues of Vordwich, Gor-
rie and Wroxeter will be held in the
G ' M 1 d• •
orrie . et so ist church on Friday,
.April 15th, commencin at 8 p m.
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Some of the members of the District
, ` w'
Exeoutive ill address the Leaguers
on this occasion. The program will
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consist of :- evotional exercises,
music by Gorrie choir end. Miss Kate
Hazlewood 1 ' MissiOns and Mission
Study in the Epworth Lague, tip.
Worth League Topice, by Roy•Pryne'
Brussels ; Discussion Rev. J. Bal s
Th • - ''
e Social Departenerst by' iteV. H.. W.
MeTtavieh ; Some Aspects of Liteiary
Work in the League, Rev. 0. W. Mc-
Kenzie Every League member is
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sieved to be eresllection will
ent A. co
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oe taken up to pay expenses.
Decease Of Mrs Ni -
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On Monday afternoon, April llth,aaore
a
Mrs. John Nicholson paw& the
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bounds of time in her 67th yette.
Deceased hed not enjoyed good health
for a number of years, as es result of a
eevere attack of pneumonia in her
earlier life. A few weeks ago the
took ill and. the imminent+ mune as a
result, of a general breaking up of the
system. She was born in 0obotarg
and married her deceased laneband
about forty years ago. After spend-
•
ing a few years in the township of
Clark, they removed to Tureberry,
and atter five years of residoice there,
moved 0) Morris len the Blutivale
.road) where they were higlaly-reepect-
ed resieents for thirty-two years.
Since M r. Nicholson's death, whiela ric-
cured about seven years ago, Mrs.
Nicholson, vvhoee maiden bane wee
Catherine Illayne, has resided A good
dead of the time with her nephew,
Ernest Gs Nicholson* of Saskatoot,
.
Sask. Recently, she has been living
with her nephew in town, Wm. Nichol-
son, at whose home she pmsed away.
She was an hitelligent, Well-read wo-
man, and always took a keen interest
in everything that was of general in.
terest. -Mae was a kinieheasted WO.
man, a good neighbor, tura a COnsts.
Wit menthol, of the Presbyterian
Church, She is gurvived br two
brethers-itobt. Mayne of Orr Lake,
mat James of Oanningttett,
RUG'S tit ail kinds Choke
sods _
0,44 Itommiinyt.,obL
A Dsstariliy Mt.
While the service was in progress
hi caleiu church, East wometumeh,
last Sundey, a lumber of young men
performed a ciaetarilly act on elr, Jae.
i,VinGetee horse, by cutting off its tail.
On Monday niornlns the matter was.
placed in Prov, Constable Phippen's
banes, and before forty-eight hours
had elapsed, be had the gang roundedee„
up, ant warrants are nove out for.
their arrest. Ilow yetting men of in-
telligence could. stoop to such an act
is beyond comprelsenelon, and it is
hoped that the exempts to be made
of these young men will not only be
lesson to them, but to other boys and
young men who have any inclination
to be inhuman or Meddle with pre-
perty that does no belong to them.
Constable Phippen deeervee credit for
rounding up the gang in snCh a short
time. . ,
Death Of John hicillwain.
One of the pioneera of Wingliam
passed awayt ti h f li• d h
a the home o is aug
ter, Mrs. hfcDonald of Goderich, on
alleeday, in the person of Jobn Mc
liwain. Receesed had been a resident
o log am or a, ou i y years.,
f W• Is f ' b t thi ,t
Pnu
revious to that he spent a mber
of years in Ternberry. Deceased- was
native 0 le an , a,n was in
I ' I d d ' bus
77th year. Since his vvife died, a,bout
seven years ago, he hes been residing
with members of his family.' Rita
only son, Sanstiel, died a few months
ago, Six daughters survive. as fol.
low -Mrs. McDonald of Gioderich, Mrs,
Robertson of Manitoba, Mrs. Kent of
Brantford, Mrs Armstrong of Detroit,
„e _
t rs. Reigene c ona o ingham
u el D Id f W
and Mrs. Chas. Elliott of Bluevale.
e unera oo place to 1 ghats]
Th f 1 t k W'h
cemetery on Weenesday from the
h f h* d ht . i -
°rue ° is an el' °town'
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rip.
0a e ng W ddi T •
el * d 111 Ch .
e _ . r. an rs, t .as. W. Itoss of
oCladicr on thteiiir reddin, gh telp
in tore visitingchr a i e former s ome
I town ri.r: le , s a sterner -Wing-
ham boy, but is one taf the tbouttands
of young Canadians that are holding
responsible positions in the greatest
city of the middle States The young
g
lady0 ' ' y -
whom harhe has linked his_Keep
fortunes with is Miss Helen Grantman
Weeks, and the wedding. which was
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a quiet one, took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and etre.
Chas. B. 'Weeks 5321 Winthro ave
. , P er
Chicago. Mrs. Ross is one of the four
Ohicago giik who were saved feom the
Slavonia, - width was wrecked last
on the Agores Islamise.% For
several yours she held a osition hi
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the Commercial National Bank of
. , . '
Chicago, and the groom occupies a
responsible position in the same bank,
He is also well known in Iowa, baying-
represented that institution at group
meetings of the banks and at the
annual meetings of the Iowa Bankers'
Association. They are receiving num-
erous congratulations, and The Ad-
vence joins in wishing Clem man Y
years of happy married life.
Hata, Fon, TUB FAIMERS.-Another
party of 50 young fann laborers, nous-
tonied to horses are being brought
• out from Scotlartil and Wiles by G.
•
11. Mooney of Ripley. Farmers In
need of a, hired man should write Mr.
Mooney at Ripley and secure ene of
these d • bl.' -
ese elms, e men.
A good. looking girl by the naisae of
Potts hes been arrested for stealing
a quantity of salmon. A pretty ket•
tle of flab this
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A meeting iot the Royal Seatlet
Chapter will be beld, 'in the Orange
Rail on Thursday evening of this
week at 8 o'clook.
Many a bad penny is to be. found in
the jale but Canada'sP ine Arni
s 1 ' 1' a 1 ****-
Bays roast a the bad silver comes
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from the churches,
Wan Pellet' from 50 to $LOG Pee roll,
at Knox's.
a Mr, W. R. Willis /4 remoying "this
week from Leopold St to the rest-
dance on Shuter St. formerly occoplee
toy lift j, A.. Taylor.
e
To remove- paint from windows
maiden the 'edge. Of. a, ellVer coin and
t •u
rut) thuspot of paint, The Pain eel
disappear like magic, ' .
Rooms To Lr -Repecially suitable
for ,dress-naaking shop, Apply to
. R'''' 11.""144.
Various name are proposed fcir the
new ten dollar gold piece which is to
bo issued, but most people will linable
to cell them "-ea ne "
b rex les.
- Tb '
e Southampton Board of Trade
h Id 't 1 b I •
e 1 s anima anquet est Fricke,
evening. Mr, H. 0, Bell, formerly of
Wingham, is the President.
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4.1 ewest and latest designs in Wall
Paper at Knox's.
The Street Comnalttee of the Conn-
cil had the scraper doing duty this
week. As a resat, Josephine Street
has an insproved appearance.
A camel in New Yo k Z has been
r oo
presented with twins. Considering.
the hi h cost of livin D dd I
g g, a y Came
will have to get a hump on now.
WA.NTED.-A good girl, at ood
wages. Apply to Mrs. K. Erskine,
elolson's Bank, Clinton.missed
A meeting of tne Tennis Club will
be held in the Council Ohauaber on
Friday eveniug at eight o'clock. All
interested are invited to trpresent
e .
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Is it tinse to take em off," is the
question that is exciting many dis-
traded young people. We would
say -NQ. Kee ' hil
on a w . e yet.
Call in and have a' look at Knox's
new 1010 Well Paper. , . ,
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adle one of Wi . h • .4
Mr. VP Br '
e k ... Y, ag a°3 8
a ers* is driving a, fine, new, uptos
.data delivery wagon.. It is a, splendie
:la
=king rig and is the product of W.
Dore cottage works. .
ROM-. Aehesone 6:nether of the pion
. . p
eers of Huron county, and brother of
h . -
t e late G. Acheson, Goderich, died at
h's h i G d •
1 ome. n o emelt Tp„ on Satur-
da last in his 76th ear
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Walsall:re-A good girl for general
housework. Apply to Moe 0. P. Oar-
lisle, lielgrave.
ee n
le 1 zra, lilerkley hag purchased the
residence near the chopping mill, and
is comfortably settled in it. The
house was formerly• d
oaeatnandeissued
osvned by Chas, Rintoul.
Chief Allen is inspecting back yaeds,
t. d tl
e c., an the general order is, "Olean
ei. e
P It will not be his fault if every
yard it town does not present a spiek
and span appearance in a couple of
weeks. . ...
We are paying at the Wingleam
th e
nu ry 75 to 00 eents for rat skins. -
W. D. ProNaLic.
The birds were singing in the tree
tops this morning, and all nature was
smiling, but not the man who got up
and, saw his neighboes hens pros-
tieing a, two-step in, ' his .ne wly dug
garden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Itolzmen of Pal-
tnerston are new residehts of town.
aft IL is engaged with RM
obb, ax-
well it his tinkling establishment.
wekome all new comers to our
busy bing. .
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is away up in price,e but Chop
is lower than last year. Lerge quan-
titles in stock.-Ffnenit liOWS011.
. Mrs. Chas, Adams, Who has been in
poor health for some time, went to
Teronto on Tuesday, and will undergo
treatment in the hope that she may
be restored • to health. IMr. Adams
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accompanied net to the city.
MN Laughlin MeLeae;one of the
esteemed pioneers of Viinghtent, was
seized with a stroke of patalysis lest
Thursday evening. At tiine of going
to pros he Is doing as well as can be
expected considering his Advanced
age .
WANITI1-600 hushele of Oats, at
.Win ha Oho •ng Mill -Ezra
the . g m pm
eferkley. •
During OM hivestigatien by, Dr. elc-
Garen Chief Feed Inspector at Mon-
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treat, iewas found in one ceold storage
plant, no less than 2,000 sheep which
- had been kept for the last two years.
°mien of the sheep declared that
0- they are still in good condition and
et for consumption,
Ataxy had a twee lane%
But it she meld not keep ;
Por ere a year had naeted away
it I, le ' h -
Wes a grab, g a tem
Then a naughty butcher eaniEt,
Wise in the art of sham,
Alla "It' d" " hitt 131)11"t"
The sheep again was lamb.
NV.mun. - Blacksmiths sad lath
ands foe genera week. Apply a
; onncae,iresdta. t-ingA. expenreinenEoetnaandel-swerativtnee
O,Qasada, natted, Ciederieh.
eerionsly ill during the past week
Miss Edna Love, who has been, tioFo
with %flagmen:at,* rimumatiem, is
elightly better aa we -go to preen end
4" ma°3' fliend° at° tielighted. to
learn that her chancee of recovery are
growing brighter.
ZrIt, Murray Wilson of Turnberry
has eold hie !nook bull to Mr, p. Role
Moon for shipment to Toronto, and
bee purchased a thoroughbred ehort-
horn hall from Mrs Rs W. Simpson of
°arose, Mr. Wilson believes in keep-
ing the very best kind of stock.
.A.11 partio having repairs at Man-
tosh's joYelry store will please call for
same beforEa Monday, April 18th, at
Dr. Macdonald's residence,
By the death of Ma John Backe's-
den; Clinton loses one of ita most re -
citizens. He was the father of
Mr Cleo Brickenden a member. of a
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wholesale Arra in London, and three
daughters, one the wife of Mayor Tay-
lor of Clinton, also Mrs. Roda,wey of
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Linuton and ears. Anew or coltirog-
wood. He was in his 75th year. .
The St. Thomas journal has the fol-
Meiling to eaY about Miss Green, who
takes part in the High School Concert
to be given next Tuesday evening in
the Opera noose' ;--"Miss Green is a
musician a exceptional ability. Her
rendering. a Strauss, following the
theme of Tennyson's powerful enao-
tonal story, was accurate in every de-
tall of interpretation."
Ladies' Oxfords, Ties, Pumps, a.nd
Slippers in the handsomest models
thee ever graced a, shoe store -$1.75,
$2.25 and up to $3.00 or $3 50.
- we joenennit.
A. little hoy named Jobnston had a;
bad fall on Sunday, which might easi-
ly have -resulted more seriously than
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it did. The lad was descending , the
steps at the G. T. R. bridge, and when
'about the third step from the top
g -.
his footinand rolled the re
:minder of the way down. Tlae em-
bankment. is steep and higb, and the
wonder is thab the little fellow escaped
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injury. , les
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Mr. Hob. Walsh has been appoint-
ed by Chums' Limited, to the position
of manager of their branch produce
establishment in Wingham,. to else-
ceed Mr. C. S. Graham. Herb. has
grown up with the business, and al s
,
though only a ycaing man, i8 fully
conversant with the business rightfrom
front the bott tn d • ' 't
0 LIP/ an ss elea 0 aaP`
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able of running the business: of the
firm in a successful manner.
LOT Fon Sem-Choke park lot.
No
No. 9 Josephine Se east, 60 ft. front-
age. `'Very cheap, must be sold. Of-
ere receive y un era gne at runs-
f • d b d i d B
wick Hotel, up to Thursday night,
, April 14,-J, $,, Timmins, Executor
A quiet wedding tvas performed at
the Methodist Parsonage by Rev. Da
Rutledge on March 30th, between
Wm. Jas. Hewett and Mise Melinda
s le . . '
me zei, both of Turnberry. An •
in -
teresting _feature connected with the
ceremony was that Mr. II. Davis, wbo
the license for the marriage,
also issued the licenee for the mar-
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nage of the groom's father, Mr,
Isaac Hewett, some 25 years ago.
Mt Frank Matthews, Vice-Presi-
dent of the Flax Fete Co., letaid, of
Montreal, was in town this le .•
Wee la
connection with the flax industry.
The conma,ny is an established one,
d th y are a mous that more farm-
ere go into the flax growing, in order
to supply the green fibre for the
matinfactute of binder twine. Read
their advtha another column. Mr.
Arnos Tipling is their tnanager in this
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vicinity. ,
KING'S for all kinds Choice
Seeds - Alsike Clover lucerne
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and TimOthy.
If it chap with a grudge against an-
.
other fellow shot him full of holes .
would that be ventilating agrievance?
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-Thirteen million buga are in the
State I:amatory at Sacramento 10
Dharga of the State Commissioner,
rhe y have been secured for an Inv
memo conflict to be waged against
he orchard poste a Oelifernie. They
are- the parasites that destroy. the in-
4ects Jana IWO upon the orehards of
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hat State.
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-The largest olive ranch la the
vorid is said eo he one hooded ebont
ive miler from Los Apgeles, Califors
da. It contains 2000 acres anti each
1,0re has 11UliVe beefing. trees, Oli ve
ail is vaned at about $3 a, gallon,
Che wood of the tree takee a very fine
aolish, and it is clainaed that they live
o be several hundred years old. Tee
olive was • introduced, into Californla,sPeeted
ay the Franciscan leathers many yore
tgo, when in charge a th5 missions.
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-One would imagine that the gen-
oral advancement. and enlightenment
at the twentieth century would have
andered impossible such scenes as
vitnessed arming the cerinetes strike
n Philadelphia, the city of "brotherly
cave," Oars Wrecked, dynamited, win-
tows broken, bawling mobs, and dam-
.ge to property and business running
nto the rnillions, 'When everythine
s reckoned up, and tlie wee a time
4nd wages taken into consideration,
t may be questioned -"Do strikee
my?"
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-a. enerpone Morgan is a man of
peiet Poem, end lie wastes but few
vords. Recently a visitor to his office
Indeed a, member of the staff place a.
ype-written document in Mr, Mor-
ei,n's hands. He read it, and after a
eW brief. words of approval handed it
lack. Yet that sheet involved the
xpenditure of twenty million dollars.
nvo•of the best qualities a business
cian can Ise/tare axe coneentration
nd quiet force. The f sissy man as:
ale is not the man of great athieve-
non. •
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-Lord Strathcona, attributes his
uccess to frugality taught hina by his
aother, He said recettly--" When 1
as a boy, my needier taught me to
re honest and to save my money.
Vhen 1 earned fifty cents a day, 1
eved half of it. No man can. succeed
r he spends all he makes. Frugality
a a necessity in every ' man's life
!he same may be said a Mr, Carnegie
nd of the greet railroad magnate, Mr.
Ell, Each of these three financiers
id two things. First, they learned
o he frugal, secondly•-ethey prepared
hemselves for life's tasks. • Young
aen thould follow their example atop n
hese two lhaes. •
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e...0fficial repoets show that Canada
Lad 24404. miles of railwaY la oisere•
.
ion on June 30th last, an itcrease of
,138 miles during the year. A Much
Teeter increase is likely io be report-
I text year, for over three thousand
ailes were under construction at the
free of the that report, and many' new
oads have been projected eince. Mc-
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Cenzie Se Mann are gradually linking
heir lines into a third transcontieen-
al railway and will spend five millions
tn ternunals and an entrance into
fontreal. The O. P, R. will spend,
hirty millions in , .
' the west and the G
7e:ink Paeifie expect to open many
rune miles of their' road within the
' '
lame year. Canada does hot take '8,
melt seat in railway building, when
ter population is eonsidered relativelY
vith that of the United States.
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-Rev. ALticolm el dosed, • pas or of
eastedena Preebyterian °hued), is an
61ile preacher (a 0a.nadian by the
fey.) Recently', he offered to tate
barge of one of the city daily Mates-
wipers for one issue,to show his plan
of an mom nevvepaper, tlae proceeds toTenders
ao given to chariteble purposes. New
?asaden4 pitperS are both Olean, owl-
table newspepere, but that is more
,han can be. said of the Leos Angeles
;beet% at leant most of theni, Mr.
leaned succeeded in getting out a
rery reditable number of the rasa,
tena, Star, but in doing so he found
lse editorial sanctuni quite the ee-
mete of the quiet of the pastoes
Itudy. Ife found such "bustle,. such
lorry, such rush and excitement,..
bat one day was quite saffitient in
he sanctum. Mr. Meese(' is now get-
ing $6,000 a year with sit months
meation, and en assistent pastor that
toes the visiting and preathes on Sun
lay eveningsno has mooted a eon
;0 a Neel york church oo the follow.,
ng terms -gamy, $15,000 A, year, if
se renaeint their pestoe nail he
esiehee a certain time of like and
:hooses then to retire, •$10,000 a year
vshile he lives, aboald he die while in
twee servloo, ikto woo is to receive au
triunity of meets! the:Imre:le during
ler life, veo do not wonder that, mr.
geLeod prefers. the ministry to the
atrenuette life of a newspaper WA.
ere is what he said le ,rloslog hie
tclitoritd experience of one day:-
Never more shall I criticise
newspaper seem e sheet 1:41,7 for
them. They shelt have my hernetest
forheerente heneeforth and fee
ever -the hardest -worked, Ogaden
estellerett Noise:kb-paid Wan Werke
oeruersI,n" thi4. 1 weary, old world o/
towWnelatnerTitueossaeayo!.Teeswater was In
Ern. Button of Shelburne spent
Sunday with friends in town,
Chester Davis of Toronto spent San-
day with his parents in town,
A. IL Wilford and. Walter Jacobs of
Blyth were in townon Sunday.
Mrs, Cody is visiting her daughter,
Iffrs. Jno. Dey, of Southampton.
Ares• W, 3-• Reines. visited ber
parental home in Blyth last week,
Geo. Sadler of Detroit visited Ins
grandmother, Mrs. Sadler, lest week.
Miss McBride a 'Waterloo is visit -
ing her grandnaother. Mr Sather -
land.
Miss Tamale Currie bas t d
re erne
home from an extended visit in °on
lingtvood.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Robinson of
Teeswater, were in town on Thursday
of last week,
Miss Blanch Beatty of Sault Ste.
rieSela is .6. i
e vi st ng her uncle, Ma
EdgIle"' '
Miss Laura Kerr is in London. this
week, on account of the serioes illness
a her grandfather, •
me a - ,
an ems. Arche Howson of
Arthisr spent Sunday with the form -
er's brother in town.
Mr. le Je Watt of liflo, Mich., paid a
flying visit to friends in Witghana
and vicinity over Sunday.'
Mr. Lyons, editor of the Gorrie
Vidette, gave The Advance a pleasant
call on Thursday of last week •
Miss jean McGregor of leengside
has begun a course of study in the
Stenographic Department of Wing-
ham Business0 t
ol ege.
Mt and Mrs Jos Bradwin attended
th ' d . ' • •
cling. of their niece, Miss
Bride', of Paris, on Wecinesday of last
Week. They also visited Mende in
Stratford.
•
Mise Iona Stewart of Duragannon
hes recently arrived in town and has
zloonarummeenrcoladi si). ecpoiturrgne eonfteottlye iecsv 1 tnhge.
,haan Business College. -
kr. S. S. Timmins of Toronto is in
town this week looking after the sale
of the lot bet ' te.G M , .
Once and WiVrae.e Holenloes' lotlaocliksorord;
shop. He 18 at the Brunswick Rotel •
. Mt Jina. Kerr, who bas been 'so-
4eurning in Vaecouver, B. C„ started
his homeward journey me Sunday, in
response to a telegram that his father
in London was not e '
xpected to re-
cover is illness
Is'
The editor Id the Advance and his
wife left Pasadena,, Cale on Tuesday
of last week, and arrived in Chicago
on the Friday following. They are
visiting their eldest son in Plymouth,
Wis., before returning home. •
Jae H Chisholm of 'Xoronto was in
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tovvn during the past week a•ssisting
his mother and sister in the packing
process prior to moving th Toronto.
By the removal of Dr, Chisholm's
faraily, Wingham loses good Chi.
zens.
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The best Is
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cheapest
We sell the
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that's made
W eff e i
Con MORIDD011
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;Our new ankle
Oxfords and Pumps
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.Nyet great admiration.
e every Woman
sees them.
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The .models a.re
new.. This new
•
is not only handsome
-e
1 prevents slipping
the heel as well ,
• * sures a perfect
We'll t k 1
a e p easure
showino: you, Madam.
to
strap
meet
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that
entirely
design.
but
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and as-
fit.
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in
patent
new
sonae
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heels.
and width
to $3.00
itaerAMIGIammliaiSCOMMMO
The leathers are
Kid and Colt -the
colored leathers and
handamxte suede leathers.
French and Cuban
Csegrataanow.lemmtusearst
We have your size
.
$1.75, $2.00, $2.50
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Caned& is primarily an agrieulttiral
country, end the industries most
closely related to agrictilture are the
first to respond to better times. This
was shown by the earnings of the
/a el • • 9 1,, 1
ego ma ing companies in 190 . o -
lowing the good cro f
p o 1908, the ave.
rage surplus earnin`gs on the • common
stock of the three largest coripa,nies
was 22 88 per cent. This compares
with an average of 10,82 per cent for
year 1908. The latter earnings are
based on the smaller. crop of 1907.
Thus, with a. good. crop in 1908, the
milling industeies showed over double
e arn ngs that they had the pee.
vious year Probably no other in
dustry in the country uld respond
so readily to improved condition
0 0 Greer
THE SHORE
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eme . - . w...-%'.-.wl
.ocat Iteme
L .4.0
Call in and look at the beit Well
Paper values ever shown in Winghara
At Knox's. ,
• SIIINGLI1S.--Previcus to the advance
m prima I purchased a large quantity
of British Columbia Shitgles, from
one of the best manufacturers on the
coast, and am therefore prepared to
sell at close prices,. Parties hi need of
shingles would do well to call and get
• e_j• A is; •
quotations. . . lazier. 32 85
iews Iniesoserease come
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'Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
Real les'll• & 0 ' d t
1 is o. s a, v . on page 8.
Have you clean d b k
e up your ac
yard yet? .
Remember the Iligh School Concert
.
' in the Opera
text Tuesday evening-
House
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A contemporMeeinIke about skim.
tned milk. Peer fellow. guess he has
„
the same trouble*. tool • ..
G. - -
u Menem -Good girl wanted,
at Iletiretittete Bakery.
m .
h Ladles' Aia of St Andrew's
Church inteed serving meals on the
church lawn sai the 12t4i of Jelly.
AVOInen are said to fat from grace
tram a year. See how man has the
advantage when he has titt room to
fall.
DIM ... - oo.n gis..eckberger of Catlin
J
gave G 4., . •
irth to triplets on Sunday, two
a'rls and a boy, They ere all dolhg
-0,1m
nometanta wAxTme.- Uncial" at
Vaned o e
the Ad. file . 27•85.
liov WAarrEn-To learn the Tailor-
ing, Appexwe,
Appy to Robb. Mll
mr. m. W. Athioron g remov ea
from Mrs. Gibsoll's boutie on Monday'
to a h ' i - tit • P bli
outs oppos te e a
Sehool.
"An evehleg with Steams and Ten.
nysom° under ffigh School auspices,
11,,,,Ib T41138daY . evening !II °Pet%
LI°I1:fre•
Tis said that the diecovery in
Northern Ontario is not mai, bat lig-
tlte, That's all right, ets long se it
will ignite.
Win-gluon PIMP, pures.t Anti bee,t
46 The AnvANcE Li North
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, Huron's leading news-
paper.. Are you a sub-
' scriber ? If not, why ?
Only $1. per year.
Seated
placed
by the
April
create
Hall.
lars can
• Wanted.
tenders, with word "tenders'
on erivelope, will be received
-uodersigned up to Mondale
25ths tor the building of a on
vault in the Winghatt Towel
Specifications and fall partial:,
be obta,ined at rey office.
jOHN F. GROVES
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Town Clerk.
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Our en eeam
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. out Crease tens Its own
lenity and Perfection -the
pintoes rents about Good
9 Orme tasted, yOu'll near no
aticethetit 10 make you eur,
fresh a d otul for dell er
n r r v
' eaantity.
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WiNdlIAM MARKETS.
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Wheat -$1.00 to $1.08.
Oats -86 to 87 ets.
Betley-50 ets.
Pette -78 to 80 ets. -
ilay-$12.00 to $13.00 per ton.
Butter -20 to 22 ate. '
tgo-18 to 20 cts.
Potatoes-e35e to 40e er bush
e. se e P •
L•IIII -I-I°01-0•45;
For full xotsuito market -reports see
page 2.
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Lawn
worker.
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tale
fresh
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wagon 1316ek - Olio, National
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Now is the time to sow t
taitA88 and refresh V
lawn. A very little
a big difference. Our
Girass is a wonder.
Get a lb., 250.
All kinds Vegetable and
Seeds. Not a single
package - all strictly
seeds.
Plower Seeds. la bulk,
-:2 s,
• BMUS.
Taylor -in Rot %vs/smash, Apr. Oth,
to Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Taylor, a son.
. . mans.
Mcillwaiti-In tioderich, April 11th,
John McElwain, aged 76 years and
10 months,
Nieholson-te Winghats, on April 11,
Catherine Mayne, relict of the lath
john Nicholeon, in her 67th year .
Sainimon -In Bast Wawanoth, on
Athperlial te10Tthh,oeA, JganmesiesDonic,kh, i rheelritt7dtolaf
year,
AUCTION ROOMS
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Meier
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any
with me.
Por par.
or pbOne
CURRIE
Having 'secured the
store in the Xent limit,
prepared to sell by auction
article or articles left
Terms are reasonable.
Umlaut apply at shop,
the hottae, No. '21.
W. A.
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