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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1904-06-16, Page 8g r1 Ji1'. 1 1 1 _I s1,1011, STORE. E. A Pretty Foot TUE WINGHAM AM ADV NCE. If our handsome Slippers or Sandals won't dress a lady's foot to perfection, we don't know what will. It is Certainly a collection of choice jfootwear Vegance. The display wins the admiration of every lady that sees the handsome new styles. Sandals in every height-- Slippers and Oxfords in late cut from every good leather. We ask the ladies to coxae and see the handsomest and most elegant Summer Footwear ever shown in Wingham. Every Shoe has a reasonable price attached. Morris. Morris township Connell will meet on ,Monday, 27th inst. The reeldenefe of John Davis, 4th There will be service in Zetland line. will he rebuilt on an enlarged and schoolhouse on 11'riday evening of this modern plan, week etBp.m. Rev. J. N. McLean, 13. A., will ex- change pulpit work next Sunday with Bev. J, U. Dunlop of Qlinton. Rev. Win. Lowe will be absent next week attending the Executive of the Diocese, the Synod, and the Counoil of II liurQn College, .A joint meeting of Congregationalists, - lifethadists and Presb).teriees at Truro, N. 5„ last night, passed a resolution in favor of Church union, The attest building in the world that. has been uninterruptedly used for church purposes is St, Martin's 'cathe- dral at Canterbury. The building was originally erected for a eliurah, and has been regularly used es a place for religions gatherings for more than 1,600 years. Blyth. Rev -.I J. Holmes and Miss Elder were delegates front here to the Convention at 'Ginesday,ngham on Tuesday and Wed' = Mr, John Wilford was at Picton last week in attendance at the session of the Grand Orange Lodge of British North America. On Sunday evening, Rev. Holmes started a series of sermons from the book of Daniel ; they will be very help- ful to the young. Mr. A. Carr of East Wawanosh has purchased the property of Jno, Mof- a tatt in town ; the fatter purposes to move to Toronto, 4 , Wm. Fmigh has bought the Wal - 1 J. Greer The Sheer _ ton hotel. Councillor pods Morris `r � has purchased the house and lot be- longing to Mr, Emigh. Mr. N, H. Young has disposed of his + LI1I11I 11 I M 1 1111 1111 II 1 1 i,+ 1. 1 lie 1 I p I, 11 °i property here to Dr. Long, There are indications that our popular dentist - has resolved to leave single blessed- ^"" """"" """�" '"""""� SCHOOL BOARD. ness and try the felicities of wedded REAL, ESTATE life. Why lino t Tuesday The School Board meon uA social under the auspices of the I am successful in this no of business y Anglican Young People's Association evening ; present ---Messrs. Homuth, of Trinity church, will be held on the Moore, Abraham, Irwin, Griffin, Kerr, church grounds on Friday evening of Long. this week. Wingham Band has been The Secretary read the certificate of . engaged to furnish music for the even - the election of J. D. Long as Trustee, ing a admission 10 and 15 ets. in place of R. A. Douglass, removed. The minutes of former meeting were A meeting of the local Union of Ep- then approved, and the following ac- worth League and Christian Endeavor counts passed, on motion of Messrs. societies was held in the Presbyterian Abraham and Moore :—Cooper r& Co., church on Monday evening. The topic supplies, $6 60 ; McCall & Co., chemi- was a very practical one—"The nature, eels, 85c.; W. i3, Green, coal, $25.42 ; need and power of faith," Mark 8: 21- J. B. Ferguson, election expenses, $3. 43. The meeting was opened with The Principal's report for May was singing, prayer and Bible reading, then read :— after which a much appreciated trio DEM. REGISTERED AVER. ATT. entitled "Jesus, Lover of My Soul" was 1 A & B 71 .... 61 rendered by the Misses Anderson, 2 411 36 'Curring and Somers. Two excellent 3addresses were given on the topic by o ' " 45 18 Miss King and Miss Taylor. When r, 53 ,... 50 the meeting was thrown open for re - 7 .... 55 50 marks on the topic, an interesting and s 79.... 67 helpful discussion took place. After 452 402 - a few minutes of social intercourse, The report was adopted. the meeting closed with singing and Offers to supply coal were received prayer. but no action was taken. y A motion byMessrs. Griffin and ' There died in Morrisee, one Tits most evening of last week, of its most Kerr, authorizing payment of salaries highly esteemed residents, in the per - for the past month, was passed. son of Mr. James Logan, Sr, Deceased Mr, Currie interviewed the Board received a paralytic stroke about four regarding the water supply of the o'clock in the afternoon, while out at school. The Medical Health Officer the barn doing some chores ; he was will be instructed to make a thorough found in an unconscious state by the test of the water. hired man. Medical aid was sum - The Board adjourned. maned but of no avail ; at eleven T - o'clock same Evening, his spirit took its flight. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the community in their sad blow. The funeral took place on Saturday to the Union cemetery ; de- ceased was a member of the A. O. U. W. He leaves a grown-up family of six sons and three daughters, In poli- tics deceased was a pronounced Lib- eral, in religion a Presbyterian. Rev. Dr. McLean conducted the services at house and grave. I am making a specialty of this business. I know my business. I am aggressive and progressive. I never show parties my investments unless I am satisfied they have the money and mean business. All matters are strictly confidential, I have been here for years and believe that I have the confidence of the people. There is a buyer for every business somewhere in the country. I have sold property in a very short time that the owner has tried to dispose of for years, and some good ones at that. Its my specialty and I know it. Yours For Quick Sales, C. J. MAGUIRE Real Estate Agent and Business Transfer (Office—Vanstone Block, Wingbarn) liouse For Sale. Mr. W. J. Chapman is offering for sale his residence on -Victoria Street, This is a rare chance to secure a most desirable home at a reasonable price. Apply to Abner Cosens. A number of other good properties for sale. You can buy cheaper than you can hue, - NEW Grocery Store CROCKERY and CHINA, FLOUR and FEED, of all kinds. Cash ' for Butter and Eggs. Phone 61. PERSONAL Frank Cody has returned from Fort Frances. Miss Laura Homuth is visiting re- latives in Orangeville. Chas. McKinnon of Woodstock Col- lege was in town Last week. J. G. Roberts of Peterboro is visiting � t VanStone cousin, Benson Cruikshanks. �(�]' rX . 1' ■ i� anStone Mrs. I. Davidson visited friends in Ripley and Kincardine this week. Miss Maggie Smith of Pinkerton a, spent Sunday with friends in town, Binder Twine.; We are sole agents in Wingham for the Ontario Government Twines. PRICES: Pure Manilla, 650 feet to the Ib 121c Manilla, 600 feet to the ib.... 112e Farmers' Special, 550 feet to the Ib11c Farmers' Special, 500 feet to the Ib,101e Mrs. Robert Mclndoo returned on Thursday iast from a visit to Toronto. Rev. W. Findlay of Kincardine was a guest over Sunday at Mr. A. Reid's. Mrs. Hind of Rogersville is .visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. T. A. Fish- leigh. Mrs. John Henry of town spent part of the past week, visiting friends in Listowel. Mr. Geo, Brandon of Manitoba is Each package contains 60 lbs. of visiting at Mr, Thos. Abraham's, East Twine, with a two -bushel grain bag Wawanosh, this week. and three rope halters with snaps and rings. Every ball guaranteed. Freight paid to your nearest station. Orders mnst be in by June 15th. PISHLI3IGH'S Hardware, Winghatn. Miss Millman of Gorrie, accompani- ed by her brother and neiee from Hamilton, were in town on Monday. 14Iiss Jean Halliday returned tb her home in Harriston on Tuesday, after visiting her aunt, Mrs, Halliday, Min- nie street. Mrs. Robb, Menzies and little son of kat ,� Staples, and Miss Maggie Nicholl of Blyth are guests of Mrs. Percy Hill this week. Miss M, L. Maxwell, who has been Ile 'spending her vacation at home and other places, returned to Buffalo Gen- : eral Hospital this week, Dainty Chinaware lnaketi snitable presents kr alI occasions, We've a splendidassortment of French China, decorated by the famous Ea'aland and Elite decorators. German, Austrian and English Ware, also the choicest selection of 3`ap- azieSe Ware, alt of which 'e itnpat at special prices. Come and see what we have for Gifts of alt .�+ �t'r 'The 'rrtrsteas . Mise Mary Taylor, of the 5th line, I err the prevfa is Pridgy. To d ii i p.rtvi na of tloderich took is the excuraloti to Guelph ant Ito', 15. Rogers has completed hie ki> dil, lfoepirflal invite 'renders for the rnasonr , car• Saturday, ' three year's term and has been stationed penny, plumbing, treating painting, Dirootrir. r The work ilk various cls• wiring, and Other trades in the construction of % e sint:eroly regret to hear of the near London, the blinding ih the Town of Gledarirh, bereaveptant that clouded the home partttlents has prospered, the givings 'renders sealete and ondorst'tl "Tenders for 1#a�pitat" will be received up to Duan at ,lune of Nlt. Donald I'attersan, bythe death for local and Missionary purposes large. 23rd, 1904, by the Arehiteer, at whose ofrlce of itis dhughter, a very fine young ly iaoreased, end additions have been • Om and speeiftcation$ arm be seen and fr m lady, from that fell disease, consiimp- made to the reernbership. We with (Su essore to Alex, Hots) Weider nil information be obtained, to turf. Mr. Patterson and faintly have eaaoees for hire In hie future field. This dei' r Or Bluevale. Mr, and Mrs. 3. T. Elliott of Wing - ham were visitors to Bluevale last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leech and child- ren of Detroit are visiting Mr, and Mrs, A, Jackson. The semi-annual meeting of Morris district L. O. L. will meet in Blyth next Monday afternoon.. On Thursday last, Mr, Logan, a pioneer of the Townsip �tassed to his long, items_, (See Blyth items for particulars.) At last meeting of the Towship Council the By-law prohibiting the running at large of stock hi this muni- cipality was passed. A Leicester ewe, the property of Wm, Wilkinson 4th line, presented her owner with three tine lambs and she raising them all, Mr. Jackson. of the lst line of Morris has sold his farm to A. MacEwen. We understand that Mr, Jackson in- tends moving West, and he announces ap auction sale of stock, implements, furniture etc,, on Tune 29th ; watch. for pasters. Wednesday of last week Mrs. Wm. Marshall passed away, aged 05 years and 9 months, Heart failure is said to have been the cause of her decease. She is survived by her husband and two daughters (Mrs. John McCall. of Morris, and bars. Wm. Rath, of East Wawanosh,) out of a family of 1 son - and 5 daughters. The following is the report of S. S. No. 5, Morris, for the mouth of May, Names arranged in order of standing formed from written examinations : — 5th class—Martha Armstrong, Jeanie Cole, Sr. 4th—Fred. Swindlehurst, Clayton Procter, -Irene CIegg, Edith Procter, Annie Johnson, Mabel. John- son, Will Watson, Frank Stretton. Tr. .4th—Grace Ferguson, Lawrence Armstrong, Noble Wheeler, Jennie Anderson, Fred Corley, Maggie Irvine. Sr. 3rd—Mary Irvine, Lizzie Ferguson, Willie Watson, Willie Dunbar, Mur- ray Johnson. Rennie Wightman, Bet- tie Young, Thomas Frazer. Jr, 3rd— Jenny McCulla, Norman Geddes, Hes- sie Johnson, Leslie Wightman, An- drew Procter, James Vancamp, Irvine Ferguson, Norman Wheeler, Leslie Bates, Alfred Shaw, Annie Bell. 2nd class—Morley Jordan, Scott Irvine, Horace Irvine, Bella Wightman, John Tasker, Victor Young, Henry Arm- strong, Henry Armstrong. Pb. • I1— Albert Tasker, Carl Procter, Elmer Wilkinson, Cameron Geddes, Charles Frazer. Pt. • T Sr,—Gertrude Arm- strong, Willie Vancamp, Willie Stret- ton, Gordan Ferguson. Pt. I Jr.— .Mary Cole, Charles Cole, Josie John- son, Bessie Wightman. Clarence Mar- tin, Willie Irvine, Norman Stone- house, Florence Procter, Orval Bell. Average attendance 56. F. T. Bryans, teacher. l Grey. Miss Eva Bryans visited with her friend, Miss Eva Cameron of Brussels last Sunday. We are sorry to hear of the illness of Miss Mamie Pearson. We hope she will soon take a change for the better. Mrs, 3. McBride, who has been :pending the past month with friends e this locality, returned to her home . in Hamilton on Wednesday, The Rev. J. E. Hunter of Brussels will take charge of the service in Roe's church next Sabbath }Horning. Mr. Hunter being a former pastor on this circuit has many friends, who will be pleased to have him with them once more. On Monday while assisting in shing- ling a baric on the farm of Joseph Ben- nett, near Walton, Hugh Ramsay, of the 17th Con., had the misfortune to fall to the ground a distance of 20 feet. He alighted on his feet and was badly shaken up although no bones were broken, Alex. McNabb, youngest son of W. McNabb, passed away from earthly scenes at the early age of 20 yeara and 4 days. Re had been in failing health for the past 6 months and on account of this had sold off his farm stock, &e., last winter. About a year ago deceas- ed was married to Miss C. McTaggart. of this township, who survives him. On Wednelday evening of last week wedding bells chimed merrily at the Messrs. Juo. Burgess, Thos. Stewart, comfortable residence of E. Sperling, and A. Wheeler are attending the 24- miles from Gorrie, when Rev. Jos. High Court of the 0. O. F. at Toronto Holmes, Methodist minister, of Corrie, this week. tied the matrimonial knot between Wm. Whitfield; a well-to-do young farmer of Con. 12, Grey township, and Miss Mary, the estimable daughter of the host and hostess. Mrs. Ed. John- ston, of Morris, played the Wedding The monthly meeting of the Blue- March in fine style. Mr. and Mrs. vale branch of the Women's Institute Whitfield left for their new home was held at the home of Mrs. Robert amidst many good wishes for their Mason on Wednesday afternoon. future happiness and success. Mrs. Mr. A. Jackson left on Monday for - Whitfield is an exceptionally fine per - Calgary. Mrs. Jackson Sr. and Dir, son and we welcome her to this town - and Mrs. K. Jackson and children will ship' go later. They intend making their - home there. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.—Two very in- teresting meetings were held in the Foresters' Hall, on Saturday, June Road work is the order of the day, 4th, under the auspices of the Bluevale Miss Lizzie Bryans of Grey is at branch of Women's Institute. In the present visiting her grandmother, afterhoon, Mrs, Swann occupied the Mrs. 3, Gallaher. chair, and introduced Mrs, Strong and Mrs, Armstrong of Gerrie, President and Secretary of East Huron Wo- men's Institute, who gave short ad- d,bratn of this place. dresses on "the work of our Insti- tutes." Mr. and flits. R. 14IClntosll spent Music was rendered by Miss Sunday last at the home of Mr. Geo. Mr, and Mrs. Jno. McDonald and children of Goderich were visiting Mrs, McDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno, Gardiner this week. Salem. 1MIr. Anderson of Bleevale spent Sunday last at the home of William I r va i'atterson ann I%►res Gray, after Gallaher of Corrie, Mr. and Mrs, W. V. VV. Burgess and which Miss Millar of Guelph was in- t - children of Mitchell, and Mrs. Lewis of troduced. Miss Millar spoke on The Sabbath School of this place in- Bluevale, were guests of the Misses "Home Nursing and Emergencies" tend to hold their annual picnic in Mr, Burgess on Thursday of last week, showing how to apply the different Galbraith's bush on the 23rd of June. Mrs. Dennis, sr., returned an Thurs- day bandages and making very timely Rev. j, V. Tinnier will deliver an day last from Platteville, where she aragkgestiopl about the treatment of address on the Forward Movement for had been attending the funeral of her sick people. A dainty lunch was Missions on Thursday evening next in father, who died recently at the ad. served by the members at the close. the Salem Methodist church ; all are vanced age of 83 years, At the evening meeting, Rev, Mr. invited and will be made welcome at West, was chairman, 1�2iss Rills of this meeting. Mrs, Percy Carroll of Wolseley, N. Toronto spoke on "Invalid Cooking," W. T.. was in town on Tuesday. Mrs, giving demonstrations, She made a Rev. Mr, McKelvey returned from Carroll came via C. P. R. and Was an cornstarch pudding and a cup of co- Conference last week, and for the her way to visit her parents, Mr. and cca, lvhich all were allowed to taste, cowing year he is stationed at Louise - Mrs. R. Sample of Brussels. Miss Millar's address for the evening vide. Rev, Mr. Osterhout will have '+', - was "The farm end of the dairy butt- charge of the Wroxeter circuit; we Dr, Jamieson, M. 1'. P. for South : nest." A good program of music was trust that success may Attend thein. Greve and Mrs. Jamieson were ghosts ' rendered, those taking part were Miss ON SALE ISIS WEEK. of Jr. Robt, Johnston. 'Their stay Eva Patterson, Ibiiss Thytine, W. 13, ,l - was brief, but they found time to give Harvey, Miss Edna Patterson and a the Advance friendly all n Mo • g 111111$(3A, June 16,. 1904 Shirt Waist uitingst, Among other "Specials" which we wish you to note this week, are our Shirt- waist Suitings, If you desire a cool, summer gown, come and see our stock in plain Linens and Linens with flake effect. We have them in all shades, To be in "style" this season you must have a Shirt -waist Suit, so come and purchase before they are all sold. Dress Goods. We have given special attention to this department, and this week we woujd ask you. to call and inspect our stock of Light -weight Novelty Dress Goods, including French Voiles, fancy Etamines, Canvas Cloths and Crepe-de'chene. We have them in different shades and prices to suit everyone, Parasols and Umbrellas. A,*lady's costume is hardly complete without a fancy 'Parasol or a lovely black silk one. We had a, large shipment of Parasols and Umbrellas arrive this week and we are now ready to display thein. If you like one with a pretty fancy handle, why we can suit you. We have had so many rainy days lately, that. it is hardly safe to - venture out without an Umbrella. It will be to your advantage to purchase one from us, so if you require one, come and invest before they are all gone. D. M. Big prices for Trade, GORDON DIRECT IMPORTER immmimmimagninsimmum 141144... aea- 1llillll +lllll►I i111111I111111►I 11111!ll ���1J'�111il!�i�lillfllfi11111111ttt11 Y 1.44444. �uu�uWUWUWWuu� Vie Are Ready For JUNE WEDDINGS , .. a .J.. ..,: 11 1 .1. MI. . Ilio . I i :.0 . I i .�@J,.. 11-1 Our stock of Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Rings, Silverware, Cut Glass, Etc., is more complete than ever before, with attractive goods at attractive prices. We carry a complete Optical Stock. Eyes Tested Free of Charge. BARGAINS IN WATCHES.-- We have the largest stock of Watches ever shown in Wingham, which we will give big Bargains .in during the month of June. W. G. Patterson Opp. Queen's Rotel. THE WATCH DOCTOR Iiilil1W Wlli W111111tii111ii111111111ILl1if� 1111lli1111ilil1il�� A Swarm at " The ffive." d..m11.: I 1 - 1 .G.. 1 : M 1.1.1 I1 : 1. ba. ■ I.l There Was wonderful selling at. The Bee Hive last week. Of course, the reasons were very appareizt to shoppers at TIAs Bus STORE. Nice new goods at money -saving Prices were the magnets of attraction, and hundreds of pleased customers have advertised Tins STORE. For big business again this week, we are preparing for quicker store service, and must apologize to our friends for having to keep thele waiting so long on Saturday last, and thank all very kindly for their patience. BOYS' SWEATERS. We put on sale this week one lot of Bays' Cardinal all -wool fast color Sweaters, with black roll collar and doable cuff, the kind that will stand the rough and tumble wear of the boys, and come out of the tub without fading, Worth in the regular way 65o and 75o each. "Bee Hive'' Special Price this week -50o each. This is not just the season for self e va ce a o , o n = ing Wrapperettes, but a bargain lot ay reading from Mies Duff in her usual came our way and we had to snap it tip. FOI'C�WI�h. _ ;good :style. The meeting :lased by We pass thorn to our customers at a - ; . ' singing "God save the King." The Mr, E° Graybiel who has been in great saving in price, :to much so, that t members of the Institute desire to Cuba is paying a short visit to his it will pay you Well to make your pur- Activo, bright, hustling agents went- : thank all those who so kindly gave friends in and sheet the village. chases for next fall. They bre extra ed to tell teas, coffees, spices, etc, Over ! their aseistance, good width, all new patterns, splendid $2000 a year is being made by agehte. ; ... Mr, Geo. Mateo, of'Winghatn, accept- quality,,, lovely colorings, and worth 160 G. Mars all tit Co„ London, Ont.1 ably occupied the pulpit of the Metho- per d, an where our Ba: atn Pnrchato , dist Church on Conference Sunday. ets es hand thein out to you at Oe per - .. .. . _... _. _ �� .__ East W�."WS110S11. ALEXANDRA GENERAL AND MARINE ' Last Sunday WAS Communion clay in yard. "They'll tell rapidly don't mitis , i#09PrTAL G iiEltrCg Mrs. Geo. Solar vielted hex' sisters in the Presbyterial Church The pastor your share in this Betvaaln. 0 • Guelph oyer Sunday. . wat emitted by a. tzei hbdrin tT f?; rniaister . IT PAYS TO DEAL AT COOPER 61 CO -1 Ar C 'ow%kit, tleest sympathy istheir bereave. H�ebtll is the by. Mv. atom' 01 ,irahltsct, ftiil/lMont« GROCERY BUSINESS. This department of our business is rapidly growing. Money saving prices await you here, and we handle only the best goods. Butter and Bgga wanted. t. PARASOLS. The baokward season has left us with too many parasols and the policy of Tins Smite is to never oarry over goods from one season to another. This week every Parasol goes on sale at tre. mendoue reductions. Come in and get our prices, 1. LADIES' CORSETS. Nothing but the beat fitting and best makes of Corsets are found in our stock. The Tape Girdle epeelal at 80o is a great favorite, Land our pretty euminer Corsets eft 85c, 500, 760 and $1.00, ars quick seller, and make customers every time for this department. WHITE SHIRT WAISTS. We want to clear out every Waist in the store this week. AR new goods And latest styles. Prices like this will hustle them out: ---All $1.00 and $1.25 Shirt Waists, now 85o; all $1.50 Shirt Waists, now $1.10; $1.76 Shirt Waists, now $1.40; higher priced lines at pro- portioned prices. These goods are all nicely trimmed. Lawns and Muslins, also in Basket Cloth and Silk Stripe Vestinga, VALUES OF ECONOMY. Value of Economy are here this week in Dross Goods, Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Dress Trimmings, Linings, Embroideries and Lace Goode. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. This is always a busy department in This Store. New Fancy and White Shirts, epeotal new lines of Suspenders,.,,,_ Neckwear, Marry, Gloves, Collars, Umbrellas and Fine Straw Hate. "THE BEE HIVE" The :Keeler Via., Wingham.