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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-03-10, Page 1VOL XXIIX.—NO, 1987. WINGHAM, OtTARIO, TUURSIAY. MARCH Ii, 1910, $1, A YEAR IN ADVANCE MAKE MONEY ! SAYE MONEY TAKE NO C IANCES ! We guarantee every package of HOTA./4 , PWRPLI3 IHACHNEY DE. HEIRS' `Stock and Poultry Specifics" we sell to make you money— to save you money, Yon nee the goods. If you are not satisfied with the restate, we refund the money. Come in today and procure a pail or paokage—yon take no chances. Walton McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham, 01111111.1111 FATHER FATHER! ! MOTHER ! A Business Education is the greatest legacy you can leave your ehildren. We get. down to the bed - rock foundation of living business science, and as- sist worthy graduates to the choice positions; Enter any day. Individual instruction. Home study courses in Senior Teachers, Matriculation and Commercial subjects. Send for particulars. Affiliated with Commereial Educators' ABSoeiaticn of Can- ada. Easter Term Opens March 29. Write for particulars. WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE GIEV. SPOTTON, Principal 1 Are You Western Canada more and more t afforded them wl' Grand Trunk R double track line Ohiongo. Choice west, passing thro Canada and Unite ing land, everyw fore making pleas wise be a long, to trip. ()all on an for further partio routes, eto. oing West? aseengers appreciate e many advantages n travelling via the ilway service, over imost all the way to of routes from there igh prinoipal cities of l States. Good farm. re in evidence, there- at what might other - ions and monotonous Grand Trunk Agent ars, regarding tickets, RUBBERS! — We save yon moneys. They rave your health. Men'e'Rubbere, 65 Dents; Women's Rubbere. 45 cents a pair. • W. J. GREER, Christie. . 's Grocery PHONE 59. TO KEEP PRICES AT THEIR NORMAL; AND YET RAISE THE STANDARD FOR FOOD QUALITY IS WHAT WE AIM AT, NOT ONLY WHAT WE ADVERTISE BUT OUR WHOLE STOOK SELLS IN THE SAME PRINCIPLE. 7 lbs for 25c Extra Quality Oat Meal This meal ie just in straight from the mina and is consequently fresh, It will pay yon to buy new as prices look upwards. 7 linter 250. Every piece of ChirsaWare in stock at Huge IleduetidtiS Spot cash 10 Cases Navel Oranges 7 k FRoit 20e TO f1Oe PER DOZEN Oranges are Just getting to their best now, and this lot is =IRAs SUPERB quality. They've got the proper orange flavor. 200, 30o, 400, 500 and 60o per doz. Lemons 20e per. Dozen WE sat GOtili TEA AND COFMEE FOA .ST,. PATRIOH'S DAY TRUE. IRISH SHAMROCK FOR EASTER, LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT oNOE FOR • EASTER LILIES • T. C. GRAHAM & SON Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Rural Mai The first rural mai Wingham poet offioe on the 15th of this n between Wingham Mr. Wm. Maokerate farrow, will dietrib� tbie route. Route. iroute fro'tn the ill go into effect nth and will .be and Glentarrow, poatmater at Glen- to the mall along Home made breed—Try it, FRANK R. HOWSON. Another • Another improve mail service was first of the' month, night mail on the from Orangeville n will be in charge Teeswater and m stations will be to Winghamites'a bet en Mail. ent in Wingham's angurated on the ntil that date the •P. R. was "closed" Hereafter a clerk from Orangeville to 1 from intervening en on, thus giving el' mail service. Boy WANTED. — To learn tailoring, apply to R. MAXWELL. Independen Mr.,E. A. Shoebc apendiog a few da tercets of the In� On Friday evening meeting, under th Court, will be hel when a good m given and addree Rev. Dean Davis, H. Merrifield, P. dereon, 'High 5 There will be r every person will Foresters. ham, of London, $s in town in the in- ependent Foresters. a concert- and open auspices of the local in the opera house, sioal program will be e wiil be delivered by H C. R., I. O. F.; O. E3. O. R.; W. A. Hen. oretary, and others. o admission fee and �e made welcome. TRUNKS and Versus —The best kind and at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Hospital At the January, Oounty Connell, town;, ex•Warden Reeve Shearer, of ed a committee to o vinoial authorities of•a. hospital for co county. This oom ing in Clinton on conference with Toronto, on this -v tion. The oommi June meeting of t or Huron. seting of the Huron arden Irwin, of this amont, of Hay, and °wick were appoint- nfer with the Pro - the establishment sumptivee in Huron ittee held a meet nesday and had a Bruce • Smith, of y important quos- ee will report at the e County Council. ROOMS TO LET.—Especially suitable for dress• maker shop. Apply to R. MAXWELL. - Co For one week, o March 14th, the Stook Co., under t Brigade, at the Op of magnifioent at comedy drama, interspersed with making a oontin night the beautif drama entitled, be presented. Th season at popular p Matinee Saturday ved seats on sale store. g mmenoing. , onlay, elebrated oDonald e auspio of the Fire ra ilo' .e in a series et :ns, comprising • • . o and dancing, • • •todate specialties ,ne show. Monday 1 four Sot comedy he Jail Bird" will best show of the ioee, 10o, 20o and 20o. at 2.30 p. m. Reser- t• Mogibbon'a drug WE HAVE ALL this is the Robber LES of rubbers, and season. W. J. GREER. ' Mount For In the two lea ed during the pa hatn and Mount won both gam winners of th here on Wed week wad a g ly attended. got their thre minutes, and W that, ° The he 3101, and in •th got the pack of was called. Rob refereed. On Fr ham boys, a000nt our townspeople, via ((pedal G. Hanle Mount FO 8 to 1, Mount 1 with Durham tof the Northern LI Made an exoellen Witt had 11 not be of the players the been a differen $nal games• st Wins District. ne hookey games play - t week between Wing- crest, the latter team e and are thus the district. The game eeday evening of last d ,one and was large - Mount Forest boys goals On the first six e unable to Score after time result 'showed latter part Wingham the visitors before time t. Eason, of Stratford, day evening the Wing. anted by a number of went to Mount Forest R. train. In t 11 at 400 by a more of met will now pla11 the ohawpitinship of sue, The local Club showing this brawn for accidents to two a would likely have tory to report of the Read Vi'iliis & CO.'S adv. on page 8. Fractured Mr. Joaepb Htggi1 with a, bad accident ing. He woe wand the house and fell o' nred his knee oap confined to the hone (nee Cap. 5, of Tnrnberry met on Tuesday even - g frem the barn to the toe and Tract. r, Higgtna will be for some weeks. MILLINERY APPRENTICES wented\at once. Apply to HANNA & CO, • • Sudden Dea Arohie MoQrego citizen of Welland, ly on Thursday eve year. Deceased f Oa lrose and was b McGregor of that 1 been ill for two de He bad been lading 1 time and was engag business. Ile is our and two ohiidren, tives will have the friends in their end remains were brow Saturday afternoon plane from his brot rose on Mondayaf cemetery, h at Welland. a highly respected �aesed away sudden. ing last in his 41st rmerly resided in other of Mr, Alex. wnehip. He had with meningitic. Welland • for Rome d in the plumbing ived by his widow he bereaved rela- ympathyof many en affliction. The ht to Wingham on and the funeral took ,er's home in Oul- rnoon to Teeswater CHILDREN'S SCHOOL RUBBERS are a necessity these days. 35o. 40o to 500. W..3. GREER. Death of D There passed a Saturday last a Morrie Township Geddes, in his 53r a son of the late passed away on t last, and he was ship and spent township. He h for some years a timerhad been a Incurables in To by his widow,for of Morris and le son, who are rebid sisters, Mrs. Sam Mrs. Geo, Loison, Farrow, Oollingw Diment. ' Trrnber remains were brow Monday afternoon made in the fami cemetery. vid Geddes. ay in Toronto on former resident `• of n the person of David year. Deceased was John Geddes, who e 20th of February orn in Morris Town- s early life in that d been in poor health for a considerable tient at the Home for onto. He is survived erly Mise MoOraoken, daughters and one ng in Detroit. Four 1 Lennox, Detroit algary; Mrs, Martin and Mrs. Harry , also survive. The ht to Blnevale on and interment was y plot in Blnevale Died The following Toronto Star ref Cunningham, h Hessian, former suffering for thr fever,"Dr. I. away at his reef and Parliament was in hie fortis born in Wardsvi April, 1870: H Royal College of and in the same Hessian, second as Hessian, of 0 ing six,yeare Dr, in St. Thomas. to, where he h practised, being dentists in the he leaves a wad ere, and three a He was a niem being associate and A. M. n Toronto. from last Saturday's re to the death of Dr. Shand of Miss Eva of Wingham:—After e weeks from typhoid Cunningham passed noe, corner of Carlton treets, yesterday.. He h year, having been e, Ont., on the 4th of graduated from the ental Surgeons in 1895 ear married Miss Eva anghter of Mr. Thom- nton. For the follow - Cunningham practised hen coming to Toren- ever since lived and ne of the best-known pity. Besides Ms wife ed mother, five broth. ter((, to monrn his loss. ern! the Masonic Lodge, with St. Thomas A. F. ' Dr, Nelson. Totonto, will Wingham, al for consulted Nose and Thr alt, of 498 Spadina ave., e at tae Queen's Hotel. day, Friday, Maroh 11th, n in dbseaeea of Eye, Ear, at, Glassed fitted. Going to. To Mr. Hooter editor of the T one of the mos nadian newapa to Toronto Sat editor. It we his journaiistio to which he is Tut as he 'wee, Was even then Oharlee*Orth, as a writer. went to The E The News an to The Mail a been pity edi considerable and musical 0 whtolt he was de plume, "t Millar to man readers, On a ition he drepp though oontin dratnatio and Mall and Em onto Saturday Night. W. Charlesworth, city ronto and Empire, and widely known of Ca- ermen, is shortly going rday Night as aebooiate in 1891 that he started areer on the publication ow . returning. Youth - he Jon i:ethatio instinct ell developed in Mr. tnbined with real ability om Saturday Night he pire and later on was On - The World, finally going d Empire, where he had r for aix years. For a rind .he wae draniatio do on the papers with anneeted, and his nem uohetone,;' beoaine fa- thoueanda of interested gaining his present pot. d this nom de plunge, ing to do considerable musical criticism for Thai ire.—Tne Globe, Feb. 24. j CHURCH .OTES, 11,11,11,0 The Sacramental e • rvloe in St. An- drew'e Church on So day morning last was wen attended, eo sidering the bad state or the roads. S veral pew mem- bers were received en - the polleotion in aid of recent church mprovemente was. a large one, The pastor, Rev. commence a series of services in the. Met Sunday next, SerV each evening next w ;day-, The members oongregatton are ask in then -meetings.. The claims of th Moral Reform Der forth in the Methodi day last by fey. secretary, of • this work. Rev. Mr. speaker, thoroughly work in which he i setmonc were well' Appreciated. r, Rutledge,' will peoial evangelistic °dist ()berth on es will be held ek, except Satur• f the church apd d to join Heartily Temperance and rtment were sot 1 Church on Sun - 5, Magee, field epartment of the gee is a pleasing onversant with the engaged, and hie livered and heartily Rev. Morley D. Madden, who has been pastor en the :ethel circuit of the .Methodist Chdroh •r two years, died at his home in Pine Iver. on T'ue'sday of last week. Deese ed took his work on the circuit the Su day previous to his death, but he h:. not been in good health for some months. He wae a popular young anand his death is deeply regrette • The remains were taken to London or interment. WA' TED'—On in e learn the milline ,• • .right girl 10 MRS. GREEN. The: H The March H dian friend—de Number,"instin turn to those pa dered gown, hat blouses, etc., and excellent assort through with th readers will find me Journal., e Journal—our Cana. the "Spring Fashion Vely the women will es on clothes, embroi- a' la mode, lingerie of a truth there is an ent. After getting fashion section, the nesting, entertain - e editorial outlook ther• e's sketch of George Frederic& Hale; the musio anadian Boat Song oore a century ago; tories," Indian lore Marjorie Piokthall; (Mte. Seaman) who e' Hearth" has the terest and worth into s. The new Hein seems to have len- 1, for it is flourishing en small talk in an department. "Die- u Paper/1 will bear tainly for a general fore any new work of her a well rounded GIRLS WANTED machines in knist work and good WATSON Alret. For work on pOwer errant, Clean. steady wages. Apply, TEE 4, The Late The following Mrs. Hastings, ed in these col taken from th The late Mary Baddeok, B, Ontario in 1851, married to AI North east Hop residence at whit West Corners, township of Mo later, they mov Turnberry, Euro feat wildernese, first man to clear township. Toget hardships of a p Woode, and by per ry, they amused a of this world's good Seven ohildren were all of them still alive est, in 'California; M Eddy, of London; I Hinnings, Mich; Brown, of Sraforth fertile; and Robert stead. After the de whit& wonted in 18 her brother, Mr. IC Dr. Paterson, and 84th yen, the Mot she lived, loved eistent member Mrs. Hastings. , particulars of the late hose death was record- mns two weeks ago, are Lnoknow Sentinel:— Hastings was born in 'n 1819. She came to nd the same year was . Robert Hastings at They took up their was then known as ow Milverton, in the ington. Three years Co the township of County, then a per - r. IlitetIngs being the n acre of land in that r they endured the oneer's life in the nsiderable amount for their old age. ern to the nnitin, James, the old- rgaret Jane, Mrs. bents, Mrs. John Irate, Mrs. John lexender, of Cali. n the old home. th of her hoband, 9, Mil to be near ninth Hunter, whe his daughter, MO, ale and hearty in his bettered by nil who t the Presbyterian Ring's tot all .itinds-Cholgo Seeds-.: The regular onthly meeting of She Public School ard held on Tara - day evening wi all the members pre- sent except T Wes BOLO and Van- Prim:steel's rep 1 for February was read And adopted, mounts were ordered to be paid As foil vetn—J. G. Stewart & pairs, $2 75; H. Be Elliott, printing, The inepeotor's port was read and adopted. The rep t was as follows:— To the Board of Pu lio &heel Traetese, Wingham : Gentleinen.—I idled your oohed on Feb.,15th, 16th 17th and 18th. The belle and r me were clean, warm and oomfor able, would recommend that bout $2 00 per room be allowed t buy Perry Pio- tures for the walls These would cost ten or fifteen o mob. They do not need franara and 'Would last about three or to r yeare. The teachers would pu colored paper margins around the and arrange them tastefully. Th se would make the rooms look more omelike. As far as it possi e to judge in the winter the yard nd offices are in satisfactory oond tion. The teachers are el doing careful, conscientious work although not with equal moons. ' The Principal is ke ping "tab" on all that goes on and as all the mat- ters pertaining to h duties under perfect control. believe the Soh ol Board and Teaohing Staff deser e the full con- fidence of the rate yen and par - ants of the town. • I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, Inspector of So oRolZBEBAst Huron. It was deoided to s end $5 per room for supplementary re ding and the mat- ter wae left with Pri ,oipal Stalker. The teachers and officers salaries were order- ed to be paid and th Board adjourned. • HOSPITAL SU SCRIPTIONS, The following a mints have been subscribed toward t e maintenance of a free bed for indigo t patients in the Winghatn General ospital during the 0 Lloyd & Son G. E. King Estate 5 00 Mrs Dineley. 5 00 Robt. Maxwell 5 00 A:L. Hamilton 5 00 S. Graoey 5 00 Riohardson & Rae 5 00 Jae. Walker 5 00 Kerr 8a Bird 5 00 T. Fells 51,00 D. Bell 5 00 5 00 A, Conn 2 00 W. II. Willie 2 00 Miss BloPherson 111 000000 1 00 O. V. Hayden M. E. Zurbrigg Geo, Carr 1 00 B. Cochrane. 1 00 Last year there w e 88 weeks free treatment given to . or penmen No one, no matter how p or, has been re, fused admission. In ddition to this, many patients were ad Med and oared for at from $2 50 $7.00 per week. When it le remembere that the actual cost of maintenance pe patient per day was $1,43, it will be r adily seen, that here, as every where el e, the efficieney of hospital maintena oe and nursing, oan be maintained only by the generosity of charitably disposed other persons, wishin laudable undertakin leave, their subsoriptio ndividuals. Any to assist in this , are invited to a with the Tress: Edmonton is to ha a packing house, of half a million. ye:we, hanged himee near Owen Sound because ho Wald not pay his rant. With the tinbsorip Ons Of a number of generous Kingstoni nil the endowment fund of Queen's nivereity has been Made tip to $400,00 The norm of Sun ay did great dating° blabs were barna through lightnieg, Mid fteelds proved deatruotiVe in Belle. vino and about &thrall dietriot, The Presbyterian pilot h at Drummond Hill Was strutik by lig tuing during lattice, TOWN MINOR.. Tbe regular me ing of the Town Conuoil wee held o Monday evening with all the member preen:at. Blinutes of Int regular and s otel meetings were read and approved. A communication as read from Mies Margaret MoLean as Mg for payment of atsoonnt for oare f Mrs, Harrison some years ago—order d to be filed. A oommunioation as read from Wingliam General ospital Board, showing list of salmon ions to support a free oot and asking or grant in aid of free oot for Indige patients. On motion of Conn, Red end and Reeve Irwin, grant of $200 as given to the hospital, this being th same as last year. The Finance Commit ee reocommend. ed the payment of th following ao- John F. Groves, sal. and postage. $4565.0000 Geo. ,Allen, salary 270.0600 R. Rankin, salary Annie PdoLeod, work at all 2 00 H. B. Elliott, advt and tinting,12.00 Light Oom. band hall li ht 85 A, Sanderson, breaking rade1 40 ploughing' now 28.00 Thos Deane, breaking 1 eds2.00 Thee Fells, meat to in igen_ 1.00 Arthur Haines, work, s reets.. „ 6.60 Wm. Stokes, burying g 50 Geo'. Allen, fees, liquor oases_ 11.40 Vanstone, legal fees 27.41 On motion of Couns McKibben and Elliott, the report of t Finance) Com- mittee was adopted. Conn. Bone, as Chat man of the Fire and Light Committee ported that rack for drying hose had be completed and 4isitinireemwenas, satisfactory o Fire Chief and Moved by Relive win and Conn. Gregory that Mrs. J. Tamlyn be re- funded taxes on prair e property as re- ported. by Execntiv Committee last On mental of Con s. McKibben and Bone, $300 was place to the credit of Public Sohool Board By -Law No. 602 providing for the licensing and regul ting plumbers was read three times an was on motion of Gonne. Redmond an McDonald, passed as read. On motion of Co no. Elliott and Mo- Kibbon, the Mayo , Reeve and Coons. Redmond, Bone d McDonald, were appointed as the 0 urt of Revision for this y ear. The Mayor repo ted that the Light and Water Com Wieners wished to meet a Committe from the Council to confer on the gn done of street light, hydrant rental a payment of Vhief's On motion of Conn. Redmond and Reeve Irwin, Co no. McDonald, Bone and Elliott were • ,pointed a committee to meet the Com odours with power to Fraliok, Geo, Te and Benj Soott were preeent on behal of Wingham L, O. L. and asked for privilege of oharging booth rental, fre nse of park and use of streets for 121 of July celebration. Moved by Cones MoKibbon and Red- mond, that we g ant Wingham L .0. L. No 794, privileg of using the streets, park and the lio tieing of booths for Orange oelebratio on July 12th next.— Conn. Elliott br ught up the matter of building a vault in the Town Hall and he was int:true d to get estimates as to octet of buildin a vault. Moved by Reeve I win, seconded by Conn. Redmond, the Ward 4 be divided into twO divisions for eleotion purposes and that dividing lin be Alfred street as far east as France street, then the southerly limit of b. . R. property to the easterly limit of he corporation,— E. Lewis, salary Grocers Com ine not Guilty judgement was gi en this week in the ease charging the wholesale Grocer's Guild with maintai ng a combine, the Guild was found no guilty. The rase has been dragging f r a long time, haw. ing been begun in 1 7, and the hearing was concluded on 7 of Januftry, 1909. Judge Faloottbrid who heard the case, said there wit no eVidenoe of en- hancing prices, and he charge of "driv. ing oat the trade' had been made by thing who, by inge devioe, Were endeavorIng 10 beton to the wholesale trade, and at the tune time rail at retail. The guild ha the Judge said, "been aotrinted by a one tide desire to prOtrat their own in erest and that of Wholesale grocers' ado in general." At the setae time he arned the &lid to be Careful as to allege effort to coerce other wholesale de erg int° joining their Organizations. MORE "ElOOST NG" NEEDED. day development. Many °Mee and towns have thoroug ly organized Pubs lioity departments d are expending' large sums to keep their mown and their advantages bef e the people. In other words those P1 Pee hays) realized that if they do not "toot their own horns" no one else w 1. If in "tooting their own borne" th succeed ifrin ac- quiring new induetr ett and morselling their population thei efforts have not been m vain. Th constant talking about the advanteges of this place or that plaoe must neoes create inter. era. wingham has v "Boosters' Club" but the foundation s been laid for plenty of real, aggre ve worn which should help the old wn wonderfully. The Board of Trade i being re -organiz- ed and with the bear y, oceoperation' of our business men and citizens generally there shpuld be some good work done thle coming summer Wingbam has many advantages for anufacturere and the fain that this tow has a plaoe on the map ehould be m de known to the of Trade will be hid in the Council Chamber next Mond y evening and let every business man d citizen be pre- sent. Let every rest ent of the town adopt the slogan '13 et, Don't Knook." • 50 ots. apiece for 10,000 Muskrat eking, also the highest rash price for Hides, Skins and ,Tallow at the Wingham Tannery and Glove Werke. WI D. PRINGLE. Ritchie 86 Coma Have moved to their new office first door north of post office. Watch this space in the TIMES every week for Real , Estate bar- gains, Business Chances, etc. If you want any information on Insurance of any kind call and see us. FOR SALE Good 80 acre farm ithin one mile of Wingham. This is a chance that does not occur, to get a nice home near town at a right price. Don't miss it. Ritchie & Cosens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE WELLGOWNED WOMEN WEAR 01131-11iESS A well gowned woman takes as much interest in her shoes as she does her hat or Most fastidious women wear the Empress Shoe. We sell 0.em.