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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-01-13, Page 8.4 • A- I • 4 41 MINOR LOCAL'S. Mi** Lorne Gordon, who lin het* CHILDHOOD INDIGESTION .tiosiaa vi* bar II/00MB% Ur. and Aire. • MEANS SICKLY OA SIES. D M Gordan. returued to Toreuto on -OW weather. Eight below moo sett IllonditY inOtningt -A1)1911403 Court will be held in the Council Chamber, Viringlaaral en Theta day. January 20th, -Mhos Mutheeon, of Clinton, who hos been A patient in the hospital suffering from typhoi4 fever, is e ow oonveleecing. -The bachelors and benedicte .of Winghem will hold a ball in the Connell •Clhatuiret on Ore evening 0 Jenuary 20th, • -The ADA meetititt of the new Habil° School Board will be beld. M the Gannon tOhroxiber on Wednesday evening of meet week. -Samuel McIlwain, who luta heel% in 'the hospital Buffering from leflamtisatory thenmettiem for some weeks, is still -critically ill, Tor twenty-four years Vapo-Creecaene lute been extensively used for all terms of throat and bronctial troubles, Ail Druggists. -Mr. James Begley, after .an illness of sixteen weeks with typhoid fever, was able to leave the hospital this week, fully recovered. -Word was received here on Friday that jcleepix Golley, V. S., a fOrmee Well.known resident of Wingham, wait Sertouly ill et his honle in Treberne, -Mr. Ism Wright, a Turnberry, Ilea AO far recovered frere his attack of typhoid fever as tole able to sit up and expeots to be able to leave the hospital for home before long. -Mr, Bradshaw Herr's friends will be sorry to learn that be has been very ill during the last week, necessitating his removal to the hospital. At last re- port he was improving. -Mre, Eggleston, of Seaforth, who wee suooessfully operated on at the hoepital by Dr. Margaret Calder three or four weeks ago, has fully renovated and returned home •to Seaforth last week. -During the hunting season jest closed 3,923 deer were killed in Ontario, es against 4,387 in 1908. The moose killed were 24. Bark's Fall! was the heaviest shipping • point for therm einimale, -The annuli meeting of the Royal Scarlet Chapter will be held in the Orange Hall on Friday evening of this *week. A. f ull attendance of members is desired as officers for the present year will be eleoted -Dr. R. C. Redmond has purchased from Dr. T. Chisholm his brick dwelling and oliqoe building on Patriok street. This will give Dr, Redmond one of the best properties in Wingham and is very nOnveniebtly situated for a physician. -In reporting the presentation to Mr J. B. Ferguson and family last week, we in some manner, omitted Posttaaster Either as being one of the ;speakers. Mr. Fisher is one or oar very best friends and we are very sorry that we overlooked him in our report. -The chances appear favorable for Dr. Irwin, Reeve of Winghein, being elected Harmed Warden for 191O, and we would like •to see him, receive the • honor. -Brussels Post. The TIMES • heartily antic:mewl what the Post has • said. Dr. Irwin has been a faithful and herd Working member of the County COunoil and deserves the honor. ,--The following trete, a Vancouver r 1)sloslitgar.O.P,e%terMer resident of Turn • berry towaehip :-Ex. Ald. 0. H. 'Wilson this morning preeented plans for a briok Meek which wU be erected on Granville street, a short distance south of Smythe street, and the Permit for the work Will he taken Out shortly. The bedding will or a track 70 by 120 feet in area and be five stories in height. The estimated cost is in ttei neighborhood of $75,000,- 000. 1411SONAL . . sie0 glad, tobave oontribetioteto this aoltarta trern any of our readers. If yon have visitarsor purpose golikg liway 70013011e drop In aria lent% or Bend o a note 10 that effect. Soturday Rate Umiglne. of Rolytoad.' trim gederwee. takt OpeVettelj at the hospital three wsekt1 tega. Plterned home last at tirday. Mr. and Mre. John Lightle, taf Moose* JAW, Sorg., (forteeri or Morrie) visited at the home et Mr Thee Forbee liar/aft the peat wok, -The annuli wiiitee ponitry show 10 being hod at Owen Spend tide week Henderson. 01 the Dinevale mad, tient up seventeen birds. Ur, W. R. Green ono. Mr, liarry Green lett thie week tor Remy Riveri where the work on the elootrie light pleat will be ceetiitued. • Mr.. Green will follow ha a short time, Ur, Thos. Kew has mited Mr, Greeree dw‘lliog hoe. The Misses 1.4ttle. who have been, Ow gaged in the millinery voidness in 'Winghain for the past live years, left on Teesday for Toronto, where they in- tend residing, Daring thele stay in Wingherti they have made meny friend!! who will regret te hear of their removal, 'but will while them happiness and pros. verity in their new home. illethiarania 45 52 63 88 * 248 The -baby who suffers from indigos is *nerving to death. If takes food. it does the chili no good, and Is cross, restless and sleePleae, and Om mother is worn out caring for Si 1301.4"00 Own W*0 always mire itilligetelen. • and give 'the little one healthy nature) sleet). mre. A P. Daigle, Lower Sabi° t etivet,-Vor revera oases of lath. amnion I Adak patty's Own Tablets- are 'worth their wog in gold. 44 e elle (lettered terribly from this trouble • and the tablet* wes the only thing that removed the trouble." Sold every. . where at 25o. a box or by mail tram Tlie Dr. Williamel Mecjioue Oo. Breekville. Oat, woes 4444 Corrected Figures. The TIMES last week ill some mantle*: gave inoorzeot Agaves of the vete for Oounoillors and we herewith give the oorreot figure' as come of our readers are desirous of keeping them for future , reference:- : Vollnolior.on$ Wards 1 a 3 4 Total ' MCK1IIBON 74 91 91 139 - 025 REDMOND64,1 6g gg 94 gt1 • 13.N. ,f1 109- 19LLIOTT 51 71 68 10(e - 296 Grigoony 54 58 65 86 - 263 I‘TICTIOLsolsz 88 a5 68 83 - 244 MITCHEDL 52 36 74 81 - 248 FRAUD ORDERS•. LLoy,n 58 51 57 74 - 240 The Way Our Postoffice Inspectors •Protect the Publia• - When a person or arm that is un- known to the postethce inspectors be- gins to receive large quantities of let- • ters the inspectors begin to investi- gate. They visit the office 0 the con- cern and learn what they can. If it 19 a legitimate and holiest business it is not interfered *with. But if it looks "shady," If it happens to be a mining or land scheme that offers larere - tarns upon the investment of money, the inspectors abstract a dozener SO • of the incoming letters from the mail, get the namesand addresses of the • writers and then reseal the letters and Permit them to be deliveted. The next move for the inspectors is to visit the persons whose nanies and addressee were taken from the letters and to get ,from them the correspond - epee of 'the 'supposed fraudulent cone cern. With this the inspectors "make" a case and either cause the arrest of the disbonest persons or cause a "fraud order" to be issued against it. A "fraud order" Is simply an order made by the postal :authorities at Washington declaring that such a business Is fraudulent and warning the •public' against sending money to • it. After that each letter coming ad- dressed to that concern le stamped • "fraud" in red ink across its face and returned to the sender. • Thousands of schemes for defraud- ing the public his been stopped by the postal authorities, and they .are always • on the watch for them. ' Grain Chi, of Winnipeg, have submitted A ooMmittee 0 the Grain drawers' M the gOvernment their SuggeStiOnS and, re00mmendatiene with regard to the in, auggration of government: asievators, One' of the suggestions 0 the 'Grain Growers is that no regard be paid to vested rights or to,oletims for,tiempensa- 1 lions on the part of elevator companies, • but that an offer be made to purohase their holdings absolutely without reserve • on a basis of valuation to be axed by an estimate of the cost of duplioatiOn. Hon. Mr. Foster, Minister of Agrionl- ture, speaking at Boston last week de- ' • olared the time was not far ahead when the United States woeld cease to be the food exporting nation she is now, and • will even have to depend on Canada for *pi:rt of her home supply. This supply would, however, be abundant, as the three prairie Provinoes of Confederation • alone oan pioduce a billion bushels of wheat. Darliag the past live years he said 890.600 Amerioaus have settled in Cenada and have brought with them._ • $200,000,000. • mottle .4 1 WINGJL4M TIMES, trANITARt, 1,13,. 1010 1NG'S FOR BARGAINS 1 WE WANT TOT.TR. TRADE KING'S Wingham s Fur Store !AOY • • For the next three rtionths Qf cold 'winter. weather? If there is anything you need in the way of warm wearing attire, give vs a call LADIES' FURS We have a nice selection of Ladies' Miffs, Stoles, Caperines, etc., at special prices, Ladies' Fur Lined and Quilted Coats be sure and see them before t•urchasing. • MEN'S FURS Gents' Fur• and Fur -Lined Coats—we have ' all kinds, • KELLY -In TutuberrY. on :Tannery 2nd, to . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Healy; a daughter. • MORAn.--InCulross on December 28, to Mr. and Mrs. John McBee; a son, MARRIED SAMIS—BOOTT.—At "Blair AthOl " the resi. denoe of .the bride's parents, Brussels, on • :Tannery 5th, by yiev. D. B. McRae of (tart - brook, Mr. George H.. Santis, Manager of the ROQUEFORT CHE,ESE. , Htandard Bank, Claremont, Ont., to Miss Mildred, only daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Scott, of Bruvels, The Discovery Made by a Poor French DIED Peasant Boy. MITonstr..-In Wingham on Jan 4th _r. imon °hell, aged 14 4ears and 9 months. tite discovered the secret of. making Roquefort cheese. True as •gospel! Cooenn.-In Blyth, on January 41h, Mrs, They swear by that story today ale v. . Et. Cooper, in her 48th year. Roquefort, France, and if they only AgyatziangeE,11glizaJanuary 2nd, Sarah knew the lad's name they'd raise a Henan .--in Turnberi7, o71' January sib; monument to him. Pie was out tend- CharleSaaker, aged 68 years, ing sheep, and, the sun smiting down AncTotrr,---in Whitechurch, on januars hard, be went into a cavern to eat his loth,lienry Rintoul, aged 72 yeara. cheese and rye bread. He failed to get .616LitAlv.--In Turnberry, on January Oth, Ronald McLean, aged es years. away with till o wand threw a hunk ' of the cheese oft to one Side, It hap - nary A shepherd boy with a poor appe- Ella Christens daughter ok 18 pened to dropon a natural shelf, and ' MEETING OF THE a few months later the boy found • • ' the cheese still there He saw that It , had undergone a constitutional change, far Instead of being dry and hard it was moist and creamy. Besides, there Were veins of greeniell mold running through it. The boy- took a nip, and the taste was so pleasing be earriec1 a crumb home to lila mother. \She Musk have been a woman of it tellIgenee, for no sooner had t he tasted 'than she took one of the largest *rolls of Cheese from her dairy, bad her son guide her to the cavern and placed It on the 'shelf. In due time the Sarno change Vag wrought, and IletqllefOrt ,cheese had arrived as an ar.tiele o gain - moron. AlCtliee natural caverns around the entiliit old town now are used for Mr, Geo. fi'potion visited at Littowal for over Sunday. MooiiiabeiinoVlsee. of Wallaoeburg Is Visiting with Wiugharn friends. Mr. Albert Aitken, of iszoith Dakota is visiting with hie parents at Glen- flt T, Ohishtilm, M, P., has retorned to Ottawa to reatinse his Parliamentary dntitte. Miss Annie Wellaee, of Acton, It *visiting with her slater, Mrs, Gurney, Mr. Vero Stapleton left on Tuesday for Detroit, after sending a few weeks with his %laterite. Mr. T. G.abonai, of Maple Creek. Sask., spent *few dole this week with Mhos M. X. Wade. Mr. I). 0. McKenzie, of Winnipeg, sold * Shed 'telt to friende In thin vicinity thil weak. Xt. Blem Taylor, of LieteWel, whey Was tt patient In the hospital for three weeks, has reoovered rind gam home, • ripening cheese. !Ltd the Women work in thenwith smalt on lamps strapped arotuld their cbeets. Worth a lk Usti. "Not worth a rush" is, as a popular saying. the predectesser of the now more common simile "tot worth a Straw." in preearpet days it Was the custom to etre* the. deers 0 dwelling houses: When guests 0 rank were (M- utt -mined fresh rushes were spread for them, but folk of lower degree bad to be content with rushes that had al- ready been used, while still bumbler persons had none as, not even being "worth a rush:°,-Lonclou Standard. Santa 0 tits Doubt, • COUNTY CO _P URON • Tile Council of I f'orporation df th County of Huron will meet in the o °tniel€1 chamber, in the Town of Goderich, at roViock on Tuesday the 25111 day of January, All accounts against the county must be • Plraettrileltutaer:?lgabAre this date. • , LANE, Olerk. Horrified Oldzen-fley, there! ,,Whitt • are you poutding that man fee? Man on Top -He eaye be cant remember whether be ever called inc a liar ot • not. rm (birn giving him (bid) the hecedt of the doubt. Ths Protiudar. "Does your matinind Play Bards for (Maley e" "Judging trout practieal results,°0 wered young- Sire. Totting, "1 ebould • say not. But all the other men in the game do."-Woehlogtori Star, '3he man who loves brittle beat and •loves it moat unseleshly levet big centre' best..' -J O. H011itrld. • STALLION FOR SALL-. • The undereignee offere for the pure-bred Clydesdale stallio "Royal Jimmie, No. ply.," Be is good jet black, near hind leg , spot on off hind foot, and is Tie even yonrs old, weighs 0000 lbs. d Is a tare Seal getter. Royal jinunie'e sire was Royal Conqueror (imp,) [2542] (9386), dam, Ethel Armstrong (2229) by *Inter- national (imp.) 0.4231 (6853) 2nd dam, Nally imp. [970] by Laird of Bute (4490), 3rd dam Msggie of Hallborns (7353), by Doncaster (238), 4th dam Jean (1593), by Lange Jack (444). Any person wishing to purchase a pee( animal will do well to tee this horse. He has made four successful seasons and his stook le turning out extra good. Horse can be seen at the fermi of Mr. Geo. Bryce, lot 18, con 12. Traltherrye ART. KEEFER, Teeswater, Ont. ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the members Of the West Wawanosn Mottled rite Insurance OotripanY will be held in the Agrietiltaral Hall, Dungannon, on wea, nada)) the 26th dor of January, 1910, at one o'clook p. m. •The business will be for the receiving et the Villareal State, matt, Monitore and Auditors Report, The electing of three directors and other bositteis Which may tome before the meeting. The retiring directors are Alexander Nieheleorir0iiietTp.,ekrdeitvttWeftittrah Tp . nd:srAoheotorGoh Tp., all of *Mnare eligible for re. election. :am churns, 3. it. rtonzut), ?resident, &meter,. pro tern, Thingatirion, Urinary Brd, Dog Coats, Alaska Beaver, Calf, Astrachan Coon. See our special $5o,00 Canadian Coon Coat ROBES. Choice Bishop and Saskatchewan. Eggs 31C. Produce Wanted.: , ,.. Butter 24C • -•,,.,1.1. ,i.fi . lit,t, all kinds . , u,PA-AtiaprAhite Beans,- Feathers, FoNvI, etc., • ''t lo .sutitt,1 lr.. • • . • ' 1• 1 'fisqa"" ' , • • -'' KING. 'GOOD bae . PliIOBS • GOODS • .aum ) cirri • ' • klE . ' , , mt.,. E. , , ,.„...."„ ....,”. .....,„„,„...................A. ....4,•4Pist.•....444i4141..1•,.. • 0..................,....... •. . ,.. • ., ,•___,.. ...,0:11:::9•,, ' .• • ' ,"0 ,...,, . -••• • :. • , rzo,: ...,, * -.°1----43 -4k:Isis I rdirj . . 1 " ........ 9 0. 1 1 • • • • • • • 10. • • • • ammo@ i 11„addressing our many friends and enStOra- ers, both in, town and country, for the time this year, we desire to offer mir very sincere thanks for the generoue and liberal support extended to us during the past year ; and we are resolved On our part to do everything pos- sible to maintain the pleasant relations existing in the past To Brow) our sincerity in this mitter, Arai LADIEsti3OTFI COATS, FUR COATS, MEDIAS • rOVEROCrATS, CLOTRING, ETC., with all BROKEN LOTS of Dir I• Goons left over from Christmas, will be offered AT PRICES NEVER QUOTED BEFORE, Come ; it will pay you to look through and take some bargains, As usaal, top prices for all trade. • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • LIST NO. Here is Another interesting List of Low -Priced Shoes and Leggings. Men's Best Grain Leggings - our own make, with the pull ont hooks. Regular $/,-15 and $1,95 For $1.45 per pair IiIen's Grain Leggings -not so good as above line, bpi a • geed, serviceable Legging, usually sold for from •$1,25 to 41,45 • • Boys' ,of ealne, sizes 1 to 5 For $1,15 per pair For $1.10 per pair Men's Knee glibber Boots, Rare gum For $3,00 per pair Men's 2.Et19kle Overshoes , . , For $1.$5 per pair Women's Soft Leather House Slippers, black fur • trimmed. Regular $1,25 , ... ... , . , For 50c. per pair Me•n's Laced Boots, WITH RTTIII3g11 REELS, in Box Calf •and Buff Leathers, sizes 7, b, 9, 10 • For $2.00 per pair Men's 2 - Buckle Rubbers, For $1.50 per pair Men's 1 . Buckle Rubbers, pure gum .............. For,:.$1.50 per pair DON'T FORGET • - Men's Rubbers, good quality 750. Ladies' " * " •" 50e. Did you see our list 0 values in, last week's TimeS If not, look it up co THE SHOE' STORE. FOR LADIES. AGENTS ' • • * 10; 0 • * * t • , • Itt OR se : ti ..„ • . ... e, . . se 4 e at • D. M. GORDON. • si.. • • 1 • ... „am •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• v 0,.. ,. Thursday, January 20th) 1910 • 4. 4. at 2 o'clock p.m., for the election of 4. ofiloere and directors and any other 1' -1- Winless. All interested are requested 4For to attendp.reeido.ot, W. J. 0(JRRIE, H. B. ELLIOTT, • Secretary. • Trek Salmon Trout t. 4. 4. • ANNUAL MEETING. +44+++4114414*-00+.04;_tii++44* The annual meeting of the Tnrnberry • Agticaltural Society' will be bad in the Council Chamber, Whigham, on 4. * Royal Grocery NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Fresh Herring 4. In the matter of the Estate of Annie Robinson :t of the town of 'Mohave, in the Ceunty Of 4. Salt Salmon Trout * 44 Huron, Widow. deceased. + + Vatic.) is hereby glVen pursuant to Bed. 59 01 * - Chap. lee, H.14, 0 40.1,that all persomthaving claims or deth nands' against e estate of the Salt Herring 4. said Arnie Robinlion, deceased, •ttho died on or about the fourteenth day of November, 1109, A. • are required to Send by Poet, Prepaid. Or deliv, nr tet the undersigned AdnuzilAtraton Th0 Trusts and mutrantee Company, United', Toronto, or tothe underSigned It. VanstOne, its Solicitor, omor before, the twentieth -day of istuarY, , e r e ins Ian an s online* and the nature of the sectirties (if any) held and addressee With full partitulars hi writing * of their Claims, Mid Statement of their ateounts Teas and Coffees lead. by theindttly verified by statutory declaration., .1. cld taken otice that after thn Said 20th ?Lev of Jenttfttr; 101Q„ the said Administrator will ProceProceed to dist}, tite the s-etaol theretothesaid ed among he Parties entitie hating regard o y to the claims of -which It shall thenhye no co, and the Mid Adminstra. , tor 'Will not he 11 le for mid assets, or any part thereof, to • by person or Iterlanis of whose Mahn notfht shah nut have been, retteli• J. Malcolm ea bY it or lid said littitoe at the time Of MICA dietribution. : Dotted Deeeinber k st, 190e, Phone 54, The TritTSTS Ahitt t TJARANEE COL1ht PlAtotirr Now for 1910 ! MEN'S OVERCOATS. mock Beavers, all sized, regular $12.50 for.. $9,00 Stripes in good weight with college dollar, reg. $18,00 for $13,00 Odd Overcoats, upwards from... ...• ....• $1,00 Men's Pants, regular $2.25 for • , $1.95 Men's Calfskin and Dogekin abate, to clear at •Or% 00 MEN'S WINTER SUITS. These are all new goods in latest styles, fit guaranteed, Regular $11.00 for $8.0Q; $12,50 for WOO; $10.00 for $8.00; $16.00 for $12.50; $10,00 for $7,50; $9.00 for $6,00. Oddielees Boys' Suits from $145 up. • it .01 Odd Naito, and Cape, at a great sacrifiee. Broken a as in D. & A. Uordete, straight front*, new, reg. 760 and fp ▪ $1,00 for 60o. ' • GROCERIES. Canned Stamen, No. 1 red ettlmon, regular 18e fol I5ci 0), P i Sugar $4,90 per 100 ibs, cash, guaranteed pure urine stiger, Guaranteed t No. on. -Not No. 2. Flour, 4 different kinds, Brett, Shorts and. all Grains alwaye n kept i Don't forget that our :stook. • JAMAS *Y. nun*, Xttnaging Direetor. :01aVk841l Winghant, SolfsU \fo1eold Admirestretttri 0+4.00314.114:-#10.4414011+142E 0.$41243:414"114"1"4"41"A "AkilltAXAAA—AtikaA144.0444+ "404). \ , Bring along roar Poultry (dry picked). Eggs, ihtter, Goose and Turkey Veathers, for which the highest prim will be Dela TM A. MILLS Produce Wanted • PITONS 89 WINGUAliS, ONT. t