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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-03-17, Page 1THE WINCHAM TIM VOL XXXII-10. 088, .MAKE MONEY ! SAYE .MONEY ! TAKE NO CHANCES ! We guarantee every package of ROYA.L PURPLE IlLACKIV EY "Stock and Poultry Specifics" we sell to make you money— to save you money. You use the goods. If you are not satisfied with tee results, we refund the money. Come in totclay and procure a pail or paokage—you take no chances. Walton McKibboll THE DROCCIST 1 A Business Education is the greatest legacy you can leave your children. We get down to the bed - rock foundation of living businesslacienee, and as. sist worthy graduates to thrz choice positions. Enter any day. Individual instruction. Home study courses in Senior Teachers. Matriculation and Commercial subjects. Send for particulars. Affiliated with Commercial Educators' Association of Can - FATHER ! MOTHER ! Easter Term Opens March 29. Write for particulars. WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE GEO. SPOTTON, Principal 1 Are You Going West? If so, exceptional opportunities are now being offered by the Grand Trunk Railway System (via Chicago), in the way of 'Colonist Excursions", I•Set. tiers' Excursions" and "Herne kers' Excursions". The former rat are one way second class applyin o certain points in California, Ale co, British daily until April tat The Settlers rates are also one. wa second class and' apply to principal points in Saskat ohewan and Alberta (including oertain points oil Grand Trunk- Pacitio Railway) and iD effect March 15, 22, 29, April 5 and 12. The Homeseekere rates are round trip second class applying to prin. cipal points in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta (including certain points on dr C Grand Trunk Pacific Railway), April 5, 19, eto., and range from Winnipeg and return, $32.00; to Edmonton and return, $42 50, Tiokete good for 60 days. Secure tickets from Grand Trunk agents. or address J D MoDonald, Dist. Paso. Agent, Toronto, Out. Christie's Grocery PHONE 59. SALMON In canned foods SalmOn ranks first. It is ready for nee at any time and ell the time. We sell the three best Red Crois - 15c Maple Leaf - 20c To Olive Lovers We have just taken into stock a nice little shipment of Olives. The kinds and sizes are selected with the greatest care, There is nothing 3,on will enjoy more when you have acquired the tadte. 5 6z Manzanilla 10c 16 az Spanish Queen - 25c anatimmerierammominmumlimiaaralimi The Store tor good Tea and Coitee FOR ST., PA.TRIOX'S DAY TRUE IRISH SHAMROCK - FOR EASTER, LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT ONCE FOR EASTER LILIES Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Additional Sinoe our last iss oriptions have been maintenance of f patients in Wingh W, G. Patter W. J Howe ubscriptions, eo• eived towards the ee bed for indigent Hospital: 2 00 2,00 1.00 MILLINERY APPRE s wanted at Wingham' The Directors of paratione for the be held ou Tinned ber 29th and 30th. work revising the done for the feir have been engag this year's fall fat held in Wingham. Fall Fair. he Turnberry Agri- ingham fall fair to and Friday, Septem- Committeee are at rize list, and attrao- nd sonnet concert d. Help to make one of the best 6Ver TRUNKS and VALISES — The best kind and at lowest prioes. W. J. GREER. Prosperin The editor of th a letter from Tho mer resident of t his eubsoription. lo6ated at Burn done well in tbe sores of good lan 6,000 bushels of for three years. master at Burnha is on his farm. in the West. TIMES hese received X. Linklater, a for - is distriot, renewing Mr. Linklater is now am, Sask., and has West. He owns 960 and last year had eea, not a bad record r. Linklater is poet - and She schoolhouse Rooms TO LET.—Espeoially suitable for dfess maker shop. APP1V to R. Alive and Well. A. report whi town last week, of Stile, who was by a mad dog, 11 Institute in N friends here are the report was the reverend to Atwood, ha gained currency in as to the effect that of Atwood, formerly bitten a few days ago died at the Pasteur York. His many pleased to know that exaggerated and that ntlematt • has returned GIRLS WANTE machines in kni work and good WATSON MFG. C —For work on power ing mill. Olean, steady wages. Apply, THE An Adv At a meeting Commissioners 1 to raise the price town from $45 to paring with other that the old price everage. The lig not considerecnsuc the plarit been und the price would ha as low. The Com decided to reduce 25o to 15o per mon good move and on Mated by light use ce in Price. the Electric Light week it was decided f street lamps in the 60 per year. In atm - owns it was found f $45 was below the ts at $45 per year are iently high and had ✓ private ownership e never been made issioners have also e meter rental from h. This is another that will be appre. a. 60 ots. apiece for 10,000 Muskrat skins, also the highest cash price for Hides, Skins and Tallow at the Wingham Tannery and Glove Works. Independe Foresters. The open meetin and concert held in the operei house o Friday evening lest tinder the auspice of Court Wingham, No. 605, Independ nt Order of Forest - Mond ocOupied th chair. The program consisted of soles y Mies Alice Mann and Mr. W. H. illis and rue intro. mental solo by re. (Rev.) Steeves, and a cornet solo by Mr. Jarvis. Ad- dresses were del ered by Rev, Dean Davis, High Ohl() Ranger ; C. H. Merry - field, Past High- hief Ranger. Bach s peaker pointed the aline and objeots of the sooipty in very able manner. Mr. E. A. Shoe ottom, who luta been here for some ti 0 working in the in. termite of the 0 der leOlared a number of new Menehers ftir the local Court. WINGHAM, ONTARIO, TIIURSDA.Y, MARCH 1910, Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page 8 "Wee Boole Mr. Janne Mari Wedneeday of last 87th birthday and town with his ol Sperling, whose same day. "Wee great weight of yea to drag upon his ha attendant at ohn meeting, concerts Daring the winte game of oarpet-b his arm in thane of bowling on th ' Birthday. heel, of Seaforth, "Wee Boole," on eek celebrated his ent a few days in rthday oame on the Boole", despite hit s, never allows time de. He is a regular h services, prayer and entertainments, months he enjoys a , no doubt to keep r the coming season green. WAaame.—On more bright girl to learn the ratline Beilha • Thelma of the this yeiiitate mid entertainment, T of Mr, Balharz k best oflattitier and of the prarreaew tin, The Guild, is behind finanoi district one of th. ever held in Win z Concert. taxies of concerts given the auspices of the tlat of St. -Andrew's Me the Opera House ae, , appeared before . wos an excellent t the audience in the the serious portions. the series of concerts, 17, but they have the tog the people of this best series of concerts Box WANTED. — TO learn tedloriog, apply to R. MAXWELL. Successfu Box Social. The Wingham b ench of the Women's social and entert meat in the I 0. F. hall on Thursda evening leek There was a good atten enoe of the members and their -Men e. Mrs. John Wilson occupied the clut and the program con- sisted of solos by r. and Mrs, W. H. Willis, Mr, Jos. lker; reoitntions by Mre. W. Ferguson. Miss "Mabel McDon- ald, Mrs, Thos. Bo ere and Miss Brock ; violin solos by . Harvey Linklater, and an address y Mrs. Armstrong, Seoretary of the test Huron Women's Institute. After the program, boxes containing eatabl s, were distribated and all present enj yed a very pleasant evening. Home made bread—Try it. FRANK R. HOWSON. Death of Word was receiv the death -on Wedn Ida Amelia Nette William Thom, for gham, in her 50th was married to he band in Lower W years ago, leaving marriage for Gran where they have si Church, a faithful mother and will lon her many deeds o Mr. and Mrs. Tho seotion several tim thirty years ago an ter in Vanoonver iu ing Mrs. Thom's he poor for some time. year the deceased 1 with nerve trouble Minneapolis to co where elm gradual passed away andel° sone and one dang Thom, Oregon, w during her lard and Miss Huldish aged mother, wh the past year. sisters also survi Seek ; William, Big Fork, Ont; Weld Elope, Nor in and around W rs Thom. d here this week of sday, March 9th, of field, wife. of Mr. erly of Lower Win- ner. The deceased now bereaved Inas- ngham some thirty hortly , after their in, North Dakota, e resided. She was of the Methodist d loving wife and be remembered for love and kindness. have visited this since leaving here they spent last win - he hope of benefit- 1th which had been At the first of the y WAS taken down nd reoently went to tilt a srieoialist and y grew weaker and ly. Besides her be - is earvived by three ter,, vize—Dr. James wits with his mother ess; Harris, Ernest at home; also her hem been with her for ree brothers and two oland, 'Seek; James, Mrs. Wm. Cooper, . The many friends ngham will hear of with deep regret. WE HAVE ALL STYLES of rubbers, and this ie the Rubber season, Settleet One -Way Excursions to Western Canada, March , 22, 29i April 5 and 12, Via Gran rank Rain way System, from eta as in Ontario, Itington and Weet, t certain pante in Saskatohewan b. Alberta. Partioular attention is o I: • to the foot that low rates apply t. •oints on Grand Trunk Patlifio Railway, neW territory full of King's for al kinds Choice Seeds— and full infotttiatiOti ften1. Greed Trunk Alaike and COMA CIOVent Tim. Agente or address 11 MoDonald, Sheen Raieing as The mild Winter in been very favorable to fine wool for which ?mono The Menage Woolen Mille te partio Male conditioo of affai uses so much of thi Hewson Tweeds and are great opportnni sheep -raising in Nov a Business. ova Scotia hes he growth of the the Peovtnoe is of the 'lemon tarty happy over , as his !eatery ohoipe wool in nderwear. There es for profitable BOAR OF TRADE, HIGH SOH 04 NOTE's. WANanine—A good girl, et onoe. Apply Swanson, Diagonal St, al servant Mrs. Chas. The McDonal The McDonald Stoo in the opera house e week, under the amp ham Fire Co. The oo on high-class enterta have been well pa The specialty note by Jones and Jemes and ren are good and hay appreciated by thos plays to be put on fo the week are :—Thu eois"; Friday night, 'Matinee on Saturda o'clock. Popular p and 30o. If you wis ant evening attend t Stock Co. 06. is appearing erg evening this es of the Wing- pany putting nments and they onized thus far, mire. McDonald, Miss Olive War - been very much attending. The the remainder of sday night, "Fel- There will be a afternoon at 2.30 ces are 10o, 200 to spend a pleas ese concerts. Fon SALE on RENT -50 a es; lot 23, con. 1, in the town of Xinloss. Apply to GEORGE A. M NToSIT, White. church, Ont. Enthusiastic Meeting on Monday Night. Death of Mrs. orden. The death °tonere eon Wednesday of last week at her h me on Victoria street of Sarah Jane A air, beloved wife of Mr. Edward Wor n, in her 79th year. Deceased ha been in feeble health for Bora° week and a few weeks ago an operation was performed, in the hope of recovery. massed lady was a native of Darlingto , but had for many yeare been a reside of East Wawan- osh and Wingham nd was held in high esteem by a large irol6of friends. Be- sides her husband; eceased is survived by one sister, Mrs. dam Reid, of Lower Wingham, The reeved will have the sympathy of the community in their time of bereavem na. The funeral took place on Friday a ernoon to Wingham FOR SALE.— C3opeland ros., near mare for sale. The leo keep a thor- oughbred hog for service. Death of The Tinos this de ep regret the se Ruth Lloyd, dang day afternoon, in weeek ago the you place at the Pabli was taken down and after a few da the trouble had a Lloyd was of a br" position and was esteem by her lar her sudden cleat affliction to Mr. family, They will many friends in 1 funeral will take noon to Wingha will be held in the 2 o'clock. iss Lloyd. week records with den death of Miss ter of Mr. and Mrs eased away on Toes - her 14th year. A g lady was in her School and last week ith rheumatic fever s illness passed away, o ad the heart. Mies ht and cheerful dis- ad in the highest cirole of friends and death is a severe d Mrs, Lloyd and have the sympathy of eir affliction. The ace on Friday after- cesmetefy. Service ethodist church at old; driving mare 9 y ar ld, in foal; a good top buggy. Apply to 3. °Lena, Reduced one-way rates t alifornia, in effect via and 'Trunk Railway System daily ntll April 15th. Satire tiokets arid further information from Gretna Trunk Agents, or eddrese J. D. plan as the this section o judging from meeting of th day evening, are going to e 10 the front r ratepayers we at which Pres The oommi meeting to se ed 102 me present, and Various m good of the t effort will be our present i seoure new menta for the was signed in given of $1,0 induetries to factory, to en plant and emp A oommitte munioate wit that wishes negotiations ai leans the new ployment for dustries, W ways rennin other induo towns are not of the town that in orde general prog and progressi manufacturi In this directi bring returns other meeting be held next Council Oham be he member slogan of last Knook." A High Grade School. The three factors in the acquiring of an education, are teaoher, text book and student. Ever eines its inoeptIon, the teachers of the widest expo • oe and aro the beat p Mahe , consequently their gradttatee av received the best positions and the coma has been tin - al prestige by being affiliated with the Commercial &boaters' Aamooistion of Canada, whir% comprises armada's greatest ohain of Bigh Grade Modern Aetna Business Seheola. The Sprit* Te.m openings are Mar. 2902, and April kinit'S for rall kinds Choice Seeds — Abike and Lucerne Clever, Tim- othy, etc. et progressive town in Western Ontario, and the very euthusiastio Board of Trade on Bion - e ratepayers of the town deavor to keep the town nk. Nearly one hundred e present at the meeting, dent Clegg presided. ee, appointed at the last re new members, report - bars on the roll at hers yet to be seen. tters pertaining to the wre were dismissed and an tide to hold and enlarge dustries and endes,vor to anufacturing establish. own. A subscription list hioh a guarantee will be 0 to one of our present le them to enlarge their y more bands. was appointed to com- a manufacturing concern locate here, and if the brought to -a successful oncern would mean em. pwards of two hundred an exoellent place for in - have three lines of rail. into the town, as well as ents that neighboring able to offer. Residents last waken up to the fact, to keep up with the ss, we remit have live e business men engaged in and any money speut n ie well quint and will one hundred fold An. the Board of Trade will onday evening in the er, and every rate payer. the organization or not d. Again we repeat ou r week,—"Boost, Don't By H. Reporter. The annual Hi Sohool promenade will take place Friday, March the eighteenth. Unf tureately we are un- able to extend au nvitailon to the gen- era publio, but al ex -students win be made welome. Mr. B, Kerr cal d upon the students and staff during t e past week, and we nee very pleased t learn that heeintends returning to his a ties at W. H. S. after the Easter yawed . Foot -ball has a ain taken the place of the popular hock: On the High School Mr. J. 0. Smit was indisposed one day during the p st week, but we are all pleased to eee hi quite well again. The last Literary or this year was held laat Friday. Our wor by and witty President made a farewell s ech, and also rendered a new edition of " ary had a Little Lamb " An open debate, esolved, "Pride and am. bitten have cause more misery than ignor- ance and auperstit o ," was one of the princi. pal items on the rogram. The judges, Mr. Forbes, O. M. e and Geo. Moffat, decided in favor of the n gative. The ever popular harmonica band erformed splendidly. Mr. A. Shaw favored s with a very witty rfcita, tion. Mr. J. Mit ell excellently rcudered a guitar solo, and r. Linklater, a violin solo The Journal, whi h is always excellent, seem- ed super excellon . "Best Yet", someone was heard to remark. The following fourth form directory was t closing item of our farewell A is for Ansley the Journal's chief editor. 11 is for barber who tells on Harry Dore C is for Ciampi) 11, Roselle, don't you know? E. is for Etta, i Latin, most learned. is for Fry, w o calls George a Tees (tease) G is for (4allag ler, who's weak at the knees. It is for Howe d, electrician and. musician. 1 is for fsard, ho'd like to know why J (that is Jewi 1) whips Elliott so K is fkonroKwnomwoli dge, the King of Form IV is for Linkla er and Lioyd, who'd like to M is for Mina a d also McKee. N is for Nuisan e—in our form there's three. 0 is for "Oh, w o can these nuisanc.s be?" P is for Porter, ith dark, curly hair. Q for its quanti y and quality rare, 15 is for Robert n, Seta ard Reid. is for Stanley, who is a hayseed. v is for Treleav n, an innocent worm II is for us—all o ' fourth form V is for Vauston , no doubt about that. W for Wilson—o otherwise "Fat". X is a symbol in lgebra met Y is the school yel we haven t got yet. Z is for Zebra—a s cies of mule, And hence represe ts the rest of the school. After a two weeks llness we are pleased to see Misii B. Anderson gain at her post. The Students are ar nging for an oratorical contest, on Tuegday evening, 21Iarch 22nd. Our principal, Mr. J. Workman, has very kindly offered. a han some prize to the best orator. The public a e cordially invited to attend, and see the s atement verified that there are undoubtedl modern "Ciceros" and "Demosthenes' " in on midst $1 A YEAR IN ADYANa THE FARM R'S INTEREST IN From now to lee end of seeding the trade in seed wil be active, and it be- hooves every fa mer to take stook of what he has on la nd to sow or what he has to buy. In many place dealers say that the seed which is ow coming in quite freely from the rmers is more pollu- ted with obnoxio s weed seeds than it has been for sever 1 seasons. As a con- Bequence there is eavy loss in cleaning, and high class No. 1 seed will be expen- sive. In view of t ese conditions it is likely -that there wi I be a smaller pro. portion than uenal on the market, and will probably be pre hibitive line. It is important this year have to buy seed eh caution to see that supply of weed s high class, pure see pay the price, Pin for guaranteed No that the seed delive Send a sample to Department of aud yon will be se grading and the weed seeds presen noxious weed se seed, while in tla _weed seeds per 1,0 times as many. seed for sale, or e enough for their have it teeted for or sowing. If thi danger of selling Seed Control Act as liable to prose grade clover seed weed seeds fon one of the most following metho be found practice ning mill sieves w end sprinkle the al ribgrass over it. the violators will d of the ribgrass, can cheese cloth. Wit wind or heat the olo and leave the ribg aoraped off and the with as many sieves Mg. Thie toothed but it Oen be used for Care in the deleoti first estrential in the p cropti, but to produce brOp MIN must be sup ing on well prepare weeditig in the field. f No. 1 seed placed he second rate seed ty_ olose to the pro - herefore espeoially that farmers who uld me every pre - they do not get a ede. If you want , and are willing to e your order early 1 seed, and to see ed is np to standard. e Seed Laboratory, grioulture, Ottawa, a report giving the inds and number of . if any. The stand - not more than one d per 1,500 of good second quality five 0 are allowed, or aaa Farmers who have en if they have only non use, should also purity before selling is not done there is eed in violation of the and farnaers are quite ution for selling low as seed dealere. e of the commonest d in clover seed and iffioult to separate by re a farmer has only f seed to handle, the of impetration might e: Wrap a few fan. th tveo or three ply pen the °hem oloth a minute or two ng it to stiok to the a little drying by Or seed will fall off ss stiaking to the grass oan then be peration repeated oan be kept KO. tonne is slOW, mall lots. n Of seed Is the duotion of aeon Olean clover Need emented by seed - clean IMO end CH WIC NOTES. The ordinoney of spawn wee °beery - ed at the Winghtan Beptist Church on Sunday last alter he regular evening 6Ist anniversary on Sunday. Their new $14,000 is prootioall free of debt, Ensign Sticklea ond Captain strong, who have en in charge of the Salvation Army ere for eOtilt3 time, held farevvell sera oe on Sunday even- ing. These youn ladies did goed work here and have be proraoted to Hann. ton. We have not yet le .rned the names of the ne officers for Wingharn. Next Sunday eing decision day in the Wingham aptiat Sunday School, Rev. 11, 0. Prie , of Strathroy, will be present and sp it at both eervices in the church, and so address the Saaday are asked to o operate in the services next Sabbath nd make them a grand success and Bpi itual uplift. The choir wtll render ape nal music at the evening office and Nation hot purse, con - tenor a anm of . Pinner will be rewarded by leaving borne at R. Max- well's tailor shop. Ploughiug has egnn in mime parts of southern Manit a and Alberta, and a largely increate acreage wol it, is ex - peened, be sown n the whoie West this y ear, °mamma's SCHOOL RUBBERS are a necessity these ciaes. 35e 40e to 60o. Ritchie 86 Cosens T. RAvson. 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. THE SPRING ASSIZES There was a short session of the High Court of Justice this week. The only Case tried was that f Biggins vs. Hod- gins, an action for personal injuries. The plaintiff is a farm laborer residing at Cllinton and the defendant is farmer residing in London township, in tbe connty of Middlesex Claims for $3,000 and costs of the ao action were entered. Verdict was given for plaintiff for $250, each party to pay his own costs. Chas Garrow for plaintiff and F. W. Scand- rett (London) for defendant. The no. tions of Bird vs. L Tan, Wickham vs. Cameron, Thamer v Powell and Woods vs. Woods et al. w re postponed, and Gatenby vs. Horton, Gauley vs. Culbert and, Krueger Vs. Binkley were settled. Mr. Janice Latohfor presided and the Crown proseoutor eve M. O. Johnston. There were no °rim' 1 oases, however. The following is t e presentment of the grand jury :—W desire to welcome your Lordship on go r first visit to the County of Huron. .d to congratulate your Lordship and he County on the prelatical absence of any serious orime. To -day we visited t e jail and found 14 prisoners, twelve v grants, one prisoner Waiting sentence r incest and one pri- soner for theft. e found everything clean and regular and nothing unusual to report. We Jotted the House of Refuge at Clint° and found it scrupu- lously °leen and well kept. The in- mates had no corn 'sink] to make end expreesed themselve. as being contented and well cared for We inepected the Court House and found everything clean and orderly." FOR SALE Good 80 acre fat ithin one mile of %Ingham. This is a chance that does not occur, ta get a nice home near town at a r.ght price. Don't miss it. Ritchie 86 Cosens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE vVVYWYVVVVVVVYVVIVVVVVvvvy A WORD TO MOTHERS. No matter whether baby a Or well, Baby's Own eta should be kept he the he.: . always. They not only our the minor troubles to Joh .abyhood and ehildhOod is b' ..t, but will pre. vent them o•••• ng on if the ohild is given au occasional dose of the medially). WS George T. Walk- er, of Masconohe Rapids, Que., says:—"I have need Baby's Own Tablets for coostipation and other disOrders of Childhood and am to pleased with thena that I always keep the Tablets in the house." Sold by roedioine dealers or by mail et 25 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Mediator, Co., Brookville, Oat. 11 As usual, we show the Young Man his Ideal Shoes— the stnart styles that are differ- ent. The Young Men depend upon us to supply their sort of Footwear, and we never dis- appoint them. Very Natty Shoes in Iligh and Low cut, Blucher, Batton or Lace models. Choice leathers and Artistic Shoe Making, Several neW and handsome lasts. Not a style feature omitted.% Mr. Young Man, come in and let us show oil 'your ideal Shoes, and. see how near we have guessed it. • Solo Agenta ter rfsgrir tied ttemteas Shoes for shoes for Men.