HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-04-21, Page 8MINOR LQCALS..
McLean of Tiverton is a ;pat,
lent in the hospital.
--hour thousand emigrants landed at
$alitttlr on Saturday last,
-- Three unabrellaa are awaiting own -
Mai et the Wingham post cillos,
—Tbe garallaeroiAl Hotel at Wiarton
was totally destroyed by fire. an Monday
Teeming.
---M4`• Iiugh 3• Ramsay, who recently
{soil his livery bueiuess at Einoardiee
has moved to Brussels.
--?fir. R. A. Douglass, formerly of
'Wingham, bas been appointed Magis-
trate for the town of Matheson.
—Mr. Thos. Code has been appointed
clerk 0 the division court at Blyth, to
succeed Mr. 3, G. Ei igh, who has re.
signed,
l'or twentyi'our years Yapo-Cresolene has
been extensively used for all forms of throat and
bronchial troubles.. All Druggists.
—David Forsythe died at Dundee on
'Friday, aged $2 years. He was born
blind and lived all hie life under that
aiffliotien.
—Mr. Edward Holtzman, of Palmer-.
atcn, has taken a positron with Mr. R.
Maxwell, tailor, and will move Me
family to town.
—Mre. d', 0. McGregor, who was
operated on at the hospital for appen•
@ioitea last week by Dr. Kennedy ie
vonvaleeing rapidly,
.--Mr. Robt. Carrie, or, and Mrs.
Sadler, two of Wingham's old and
respected residents have been seriously
ill during the past week.
--Messrs Ritchie & Oosene, real
estate agents have this week sold Mrs.
R. Kerr's two vacant lots on Catherine
street to Dr. 3. P. Kennedy.
—The many friends of Mrs. McGavin
who underwent a very serious operation
at the hospital last Saturday, will be
pleased to learn that is naw considered
outof danger.
—Mr. 3. W. Mills, who last week
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Wingbam hospital is doing nicely
and his many friends hope to see him a-
bout in a few days.
—At the end of the month two hon.
tired and forty licensed bars in the Pro-
vinoe of Ontario will close. This is the
direst result of the recent campaigns
for local option and license reduction.
Mr. J. Williams and family, who
have been residents of Wingham for
some time left on Tuesday for their new
home in, Alberta and will take with
them the best wishes of a Iarge cirola of
friends.
—Mr. T. A. Mills is having the front
of his store fitted up by having prisin
glass put in at the top 0 the windows.
This will make a great improvement
and give a great deal more light in
the store.
—The rain during the past week was
badly needed. The land was getting
very dry and there was very little grow-
th. Fine warm weather 18 needed now
to bring along the grass and newly
sown grain.
—A special practice for those who
are taking part in the , cantata "Queen
Esther," wilI be held in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms this (Thursday) evening, at 8
o'olock. Mr. Cline requests 'every mem-
ber to be present.
—The firm of Morrish & Vanatter,
grocers, Goderich, Is dissolved. Mr,
Vanatter retiring, and J. H. McClinton,
of Westfield, entering into partnership'
with Mr. Morrish to carry on the bus-
iness Hider the firm name Morrish &
McCintOn.
—S. H. Smith, an extensive dealer in
live stook, and the owner of a large
farm near Clinton, died at his home
early Saturday morning, after a linger-
ing illness 0 over a year. Deceased
formerly lived in North Toronto. He
leaves a wife olid one son.
--Last Thursday night some parties
made things lively at Whitechurch by
firing Shots at a residence in that vil-
lage. Tbo matter was placed in Prow•
iucial Conotable Phippen'a hands on
Friday and he has since investigated
and it is likely to be a court case before
the matter is settled.
—Mayor Holmes and ]y 2r, Geo. Mo.
Eenzie were in Seafortll and Otinton
last week looking into the systems
haOpted in these towns In the Way 0
flryr earth closets and the disposal of
garbage, err, Their report will be pre.
Santeci to the Board of Health at its next
meeting for o;lucideration,
--;`,Ir. 1. V. li', r:, who has been Xccat
manager for the BoII Telephone nom.
pally at Seaforth for a number of years,
has, owing to hin going west, given up
the managetnent 0 the °Moe, ',Che..
Seaforth office has now bean mad, a
first class office tinder the management
of Mr, 1J, 7nnrooiie, manager of the
Stratford afoot,
The Stratford Beacon has entered
its 20th year tinder the ownership and
managership of Wm. O'Beirne. The
`Beacon ie one of the very beast paperay in
Western Ontario arid Mr, O'Beirne is
sit cyst to the (rant is keeping his paper
itt the front rank. Oontinned ituooeee
to the Ileum and its genial pablieliet le
the bet Wish tit the YTOM%
PERSONAL.
Miss B. Sent was visiting With p1iu.
ton friends last week,
Mrp. 3. 0‘ Smith, Frances Street, is.
visiting friendsin Chatsworth,
Mr. Jos • Fi Metoli, of Landon vlaited
in Wingham for a few daya last week.
Rev, C. E. Deakins 0 London- was
oalliug err Winghaut friends on Tues.
day.
Dr. P. Dfaodonald, 0 London was
calling ou old Wingham friends ou Mn'o
day.
Mr, Thos. Brandon, 0 Stratford was
galling on old friends its Wingham last
week.
Mrs. Oormaok and daughter, Mise
Jean, of Maple Wood, visited for a teW
days at the home 0 Mr. A, 3. Malcolm.
Miss 1•lorenoe VanNorman, 0 God-
erioh was visiting for over Sunday with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, V, R. Van
Normae.
Dr, Margaret C. Calder, who bas been
pursuing a special course at the Chicago
Eye, Eiir, Nose and Throat Postgradu-
ate Hospital, is expected home in a week
or ten days.
County Engineer l:'attereon was in
town on Monday and while here, in
company with Councillor Kelly, drove
mit into Turnberry and inspected two
0 the township bridges,
Mr, John Kerr has returned holt°
after spending some weeks in California
and British Columbia. We are pleased
to report that Mr, lKerr is very much.
improved in health, and we ase pleased
to see him back in bis old plane behind
the counter.
Mr. John T. Currie was in Toronto for
a few days at the bedside of his son Mr.
Elgin Currie, who has been seriously ill
with typhoid fever, We are pleased to
report that the young man is now im-
proving and we hope he may soon be re-
stored to good health,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hall returned home
yesterday after spending the past few
months in California. A large oircle of
friends are pleased to welcome them
book to Windham 'and we trust the
change 0 climate has given renewed
health to both Mr. and Mrs. Hall.
Mr, Geo. 0, Manners left on Tuesday
for Tofield, Alta, where he will visit fur
the next two months. His numerous
friends will wish him a pleasant trip and
a complete restoration to good health.
Mr. Manners wenn accompanied by his
neige, Mise F. Beattie. His daughter,
Mrs. Hoffman, who has been here for
for the past few weeks, accompanied
him as far as Chicago.
St Catharines License Commissioners
reduced the number of licenses in the
oity from sixteen to ten.
The C. P. R. steamer Assiniboia left
Owen Sound for Fort William on Satur-
day, opening the season for that com-
pany's line.
su1x.
WAt1t n.—In Wingham, on the 18th inst.,
to Mr, and Mrs C, M. Walker; a daughter.
WBEELBO.-1n Turnberry, on the loth inst.,
to Mr, and Mrs. George Wheeler; a daughter.
LATiG.—At Berlin on April /5, 1910, to Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Leslie Laing; a son.
CnA1,11,1oN,—In Turnberry, on April 19th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Champion ; a son.
BLA.BItIED
Cooire—Osrin.—At 49 Melbourne avenue,
Moose Jaw, by the Rov. W. A Cooke, B. A.,
president of the Manitoba Conference, Edgar
B. Cooke, of Moose Jaw. to Mrs, Rae J. Oster,
of Gorrie.
JEEMYN—WBIGHT —At the residence of the
bride's brother, W. Ti. Wright, on April 0th,
bp Rev. I,. Perrin of Wroxeter, Miss BerthaM. Wright, of Perrin,
to Wesley 99
Jermyn, of Morris townsh,p,
Dr.SID
DtMENT —In Bluevale, on April 19th, Susan
Yeo, relict of the late John L)iment, in her
87th year,
The funeral will take place from her late
residence on Friday afternoon at 2.80 o'clock
for Bluevale cemetery. Service at house at 2
o'clock.
ITovr —IN Fordwich, en April 7th, Mrs.
Anthony Holt, sr., aged 03 years,,0 months and
20 days.
1FScQu2LaAx: In West Wawanosh, on April
10, Elizabeth Andrew, beloved wife of Edward
McQuillan, aged 09 years, 7 months and 12
days,
Mcltxtt..--In Winnipeg, on April 9th, Mrs,
Aleir. MciKell. mother of Sirs. Alex. Ritchie,
formerly of Wingham, aged 51 years.
TINSMITHS WANTED.
Six good Tins iths, ,efeady employ-
ment, wages $4 not day of eight
hours. Corresp d,, 0. Sheet Metal
Work, 245 Ba pard St., Vancouver,
B. 0„ A. P. Ste rt, manager.
TENDERS ANTED.
Sealed tenders with w rd "Tender" plaeed
on corner of envelope, ill be received by the
undersigned up to Mon ay, April 25th for the
building of a brick er , onerete vault in the
Wingham Town Hall. pecificatlona and full
particulars can be obta ted at
diceGit0.JOHN F. ES,
flown Clerk.
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Agents r Wingitatn
TENDERS WANTED,
Teudera will be received by the under.
Signed up to Vile ath of May for raising,
brioitiog, shingling, putting in founds -
tion and basement and, probably moving
sohool house in S. $ No. 3, Oulross..
Plano and specifications and full patti-
oulars pan be bad by ,applying to•
JOS, WEI,WOOD,
Secretary,
Wtn.gbamL P 0,
Lot 25, (lou, 2, onlross.
NOTICE TQ CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. 8 O.
1897, Chap: 129, Sec 38, that all persQcs having
claims against the estate of George Casemore,
late of the Township of Morris, yaruter, de-
ceased, who died on or about the h day of
March, it D. 1910, are required . send by post
prepaid or to deliver to 1i. Ve.: one. Solicitor
for the Executor of the said ceased, on or be-
fore the 17th day of llIay • •.1910, their names,
addresses, and deso •ipti..8 and a fu1L state-
ment of particular of lair claims and the
nature of the secu (if any) held by them
duly certified, and at after the said day the
Executor will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which he shall then have notice.
Fated this 18th day of April A. D. 1910
R• VANSTO1'E,
Wingha,,, P. O ,
Solicitor for Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given pursuant R 8 O.
1807, Chap. 129, Sec. 38, that all per ne having
claims against the estate et A ur Helfer.
late of the Township of T berry in the
Counts of Huron, Yeoman, ceased, who died
on or about the •twetjty ' st day of March,
A. D., 1910 are requir
o send by post pre-
paid or to deliver to 114!Vanstone, Solicitor for
the Administrator of the said deceased, on or
before the 17th day of May, A. D. 1910, their
names, addresses, acid descriptions and a full
statement of particulars of their claims and
the nature of the security (if any) held by
them duly certified, and that after the said
day the Administrator will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of the deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which he shalt then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of April. A. D. 1910.
R. VANSTONE,
Win ham P. 0.,
Solicitor for Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. O.
1897, Ohap. 129, Sect, 88, that alt persons having
claims against the Estate of David Rintoul,
late of the Township of Kinloss in the Oouhty
of Bruce, Laborer, deceased, who died on or
about the 81st day of July, A. D. 1909, are re-
quired to send by post prepaid or to deliver to
l . Vanetone of the Town of Wingham in
the t ounty of Huron, Solicitor for the Admin-
strator for the said deceased, on or before the
25th day of April A. D. 1910, their names, ad-
dresses mid descriptions and a full statement
of particulars of their claims and the nature
of the security (if any`, held by them duly
certified, and after the said day the Adminis-
trator will proceed to distribute the assets of
the deceased among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the claims of which
he shall then have notice,
.Dated this 28th day of March, A. D. 1910.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham P. 0.
Solicitor for Administrator. j
WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go•Oarts retired
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds.
See our new Combination Stock Rack.
TUVI WING t.4M Tl
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KING'S
FiOUSJ.-GLEANING
TIN1F!
This is the busiest season in house -keeping and with it
conte the necessary replenishing of the Home
Furnishings. ;We have a complete
range of the necessary articles
for the purpose,
CURTAINS—Madras Curtaining all colors, Fancy Drap-
eries, etc., etc.
CARPETS, --Ingrains, Tapestries, Brussels, Unions, etc.
in a. fine range of colors and designs.
RUGS AND SQUARES.—Velvets, Axminster, Tapestry
and Unions.
LINOLEUMS AND FLOOR OILS.—The largest and
most superb range shown. Come in and let us
show you the goods.
TO CLEAR
1200 yards Flannelette—Ends 2 to to yards, reg, 12%c
and 15c, to clear 7c per yard.
25 dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, regular 15c per
pair, to clear at loc.
BUTTER 25c, EGGS 22c (20c CASH)
GOOD G• E KING
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GOODS PRIpES.
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ISpring_Dress ' Goods
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Bargains in Bicycles and sundries. • H•ardly el er has a Spring season produced such a wealth of •
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beautiful colorings and weaves as this, and for no former •
as • season have we made such preparations with the very
• choicest shades and effects. .And what's most in our favor •
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that we've earned the verdict we most desire—that every •
• piece in the display is thoroughly practical and desirable. •
• Newest weaves in Wool, Linen and Cotton Suitings. •
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W. A. CURRIE j • •••
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Plow Points sharpened and made
good as new at l0c each.
Auction and store room in Kent block.
See me if you have anything to sell by
auction.
Phone 21.
PROPRIETOR,
CEND1A . d
STRATFORD,. ONT.
The great practical training school of
Ontario. Three departments,
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
We assist gradnatee to positions.
The demand upon us for trained help
greatly exceeds the onpply. The
Three most recently placed are re-
ceiVing $40 00) $50.00 and $10c o0 per
month respectively. Business men
state our graduates are the best.
Enter our classes now, Get our free
oatalOgue,
ELLIOTT & McIACHIAN
PRINOXPALS,
likeekDIAN
GREAT LAKES
NA,TION
NOW PEN
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W"EnxEst AY , S. S. "AlaSEnxA"
TITTi1tsDAY , S. 8, "ittA, IT013A"
SATURDAY S. S, "ASSINxoOrA"
The host pleasant and cheaitest route
to Winnipeg and West.
110118F,1! May 3
Thr'ottglt Frain to Winnipeg and
West from "reroute 2.00
on above date,
J. Ts. nituMEV, Agent, 'Witfgltam.
SHIRT WAISTS
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We have one of the finest ranges of Shirt Waists that we
have shown for some years—all styles and prices.
CURTAINS AND * MADRASSES
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• Curtains from 25c up to $8.00 per pair, all newest designs •
• and patterns, •
•• Madras—White, ecru and colors, in the popular stained •is
: glass effects, •
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oWe take Butter and Eggs in exchange for these new goods. ••
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Dr. Rudd of Woodstock was tossed by
a bull and severely injured.
Twenty-five men were overwhelmed
by a landslide on the National Trans-
continental at 000c000aohe, Sae., and
killed.
Toronto and •
Return $365
From WINGITAM with 50o added
for admission to Canadian National
Horse Show, Tiokets good going
April 25th. Return limit May 2nd.
rorrsonolmladorm
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS
Winnipeg and return $$2,00
Ednxonton and return $42,50
Via C7hic4(0 of Sarnia and North'
ern Navigation Company.
Dor tiokettand further information.
Call an W. Henry, Depot Agent of
address d'. Li, Morionald, D. P. A.
Toronto.
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$ Spring is here and with
it has come the same old
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story, "Want ant something
to eat that we never t
heard tell of. Come in *,
to MaIcoIm's and you'll
1.4 find something to tempt
every appetite. Try our
4 ASPARAGUS TIPS
T. they're delicious or a can
of ROAST BEEP, VEAL
or TONGUE. Have
4. you had a bottle of our ,t.
Mustard Pickles also
.i. sweet and sour •
All kinds of Gamed
Vegetables, Coffees,
Teas and Fresh Grocer-
res.
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A J Malcolm t
Phone 1;4, •
,Prodliee Wanted,
MAlA
SALE ...
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STWO 1J I
T YEARS SINCE "FV'I., STARTED
BUSINESS IN WINGTIAI, AND WI!;
INTEND CELEBRATING IT ON
Friday' Evoiiing next at 7 o'clock
WHEN WE WILL OFFER A BARGAIN TO
THE LADIES HERETOFORE UNEQUALLED
66 pairs Victoria and
Peerless High Shoes
PATENT AND DONGOLA LEATHERS
AND ALL PERFECT
REGULAR $3.00 AND $3.50 SHOES
FOR $E.66 PER PAIR
Samples in South Window, and remember the time of sale -
7 O'CLOCK NEXT FRIDAY EVENING.
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE. .
'Sole Agents for 1,
SHOE!
for Ladies.
Sole Agents for the "Astoria" Shoes for Men. ,
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House Furnishings f
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Warrn spring days suggest house cleaning and house
cleaning means a new Carpet for a certain room;
a certain room needs new Curtains and
a certain room needs , a new
Linoleum or Oil Cloth
Japanese Matting, Floor Oily,
Scotch Linoleums, Rugs,
CARPET SQUARES IN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
AND VELVET.
Ce,, You will realize
substantial savings if you buy your Spring
House Furnishings from us.
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CARPET SQUARES
$stow to $30.00
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A NUMBER OF SMALL
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F' See our line of Ladies' Suitings itt latest colors. Also 1,
our Ladies' Resdy.to.Wpar Waists.
No, t Sugar .$5,35 per cwt°Icash.
ALL TUNAS 011 i'Ttoritjcg•" WA1ctTE1J.
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