HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-05-19, Page 8TUX "W t`1u}Ii4M TIM' kin MAT 19, 11W
MINOR LOCALS,
•�-lt'i gardening time.
Thursday, May 19th.
—Tho TIMES given the neva.
--Don't be. a "Knocker 1" Vote roti
the Loyd by.lav,•.
—The railwaya clear: ince Single fare
rates for Victoria Day,
—•'Boost—dcn't knock 1" Vote for
the Loyd by•law on the 20th.
Listowt•111ae 1t total weesentent of
$925,417 and a populetinn of 2275.
—Mr. Joseph E. Mutoh, formerly of
Wingham, has pgrchaeed a barbering
bnsinees. in Q•iA6o11,
.—Sabbath Sohool Institute in St.
Andrews' Oherch to•morrow (Friday)
Sessious at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m.
—In a W. F. A. match at Brussels
Monday evening, the home team defeat-
ed Listowel by the soore of 3 to 0.
—The drapings on the post office and
town hall have been showing the effects
of the high winds of the past day or two.
—Mrs. B. Holmes of Turnberry wishes
to thank her many friends who so
kindly helped her to .put in the spring
crop.
—Ritchie & Cosens report this week
the sale of Mr. F, H. Walley's house and
lot on Centre street to Mr. 3. Walton
MoKibbon.
—Jane is the mouth of weddings,
The TIMES Is prepared for it with a
stook of the latest in invitations and
Tisiting cards. •
—Mr. Malcolm G. Bremner, for many
years editor of the London Free Press,
died very soddenly at his home last Fri-
day morning.
—Court of Revision on the assessment
roll of the town will be held in the
Connell Chamber on Monday, May 30th,
et 8 o'clock p. m.
—A welcome rain fell throughout
ilma teba and Saskatchewan Sunday
iI$tstiio0li and Hight, ishich will mjan,
millions tb the West.
—Charles fel, Clams hers, a newspaper
man of T,onden, Ont,, has been appoint•
ed publicity agent for the city, at e
salary of $1,200 a year.
—The Wingham lodge A. 0. U. W,
have received the cheque for $2000 00
payable to the widow of the Iate brother
Duncan Mo0rimmon, member of there
lodge.
—The Wingham Lawn Bowling Club
has been enlarging and extending the
greens, and intend having a grand open.
ing day on May 24th. Playing all day;
everybody welcome.
—Court of Revision on the aseees-
meat roll for Turnberry will he held at
Binevale on May 30th at 1.30 oolook
p.m.; and for East Wawanosh, at Bel -
grave, on the 26th of May at 10 o'clock
A. m.
—Dr. John D. Wilson, a medical prac-
titioner, and ex -mayor of London, Ont.,
died at his home on Monday morning
after five weeks of a battle with septic
poisoning contracted while operating on
the tonsils of a little girl,
—The anneal meeting of the Wing -
ham branch of the Women's Institute
'will beheld in the Chisholm Hall, Thurs.
day, May 26th, at 2.30 p.m. All mem-
bars are requested to attend, as there
will be the election of officers, annual
• reports and renewal of membership.
TINSMITHS WANTED.
Six good Tinsmiths, steady 00300Y -
meet, wages $1 50 per day of eight
hours. Oorreslroud B O. Sheet Metal.
Works. 245 Barnard Se., Vancouver,,
B. O., A, P Stewart, manager.
TENDERS WANTED,
Tenders will be received the under-
signed up to May 80th, fo the building
of a cueurate platsar u a trentof sohool
building of 5, S N .. , Morris (Ocoee
school) Fan parte Lars can be had on
applioatioa to
3. D. IM+lcE WEN, Secretary,.
Box 15, Wingham, Ont.
-TOWN OF WINGHAM
COURT OF RFVISIO`
The first sittings of , e Court of
Revision, for the rev si. , of the Assess-
ment Roll of the n of Wingham
for the year 1910, will be held in
the Connell Chamber, on Monday, the
80th day of May, at 8 o'olook p. m.
All parties interested will please take
notice and govern themselves aeoording-
ly. By order.
JOHN F. GROVES, Clerk.
Wingham, May 16th, 1910.
PERSONAL.
COURT OF REVISION.
Wanted!
Take notice that the Court of Revis-
ion of the Assessment Roll of the
Township of Turnberry will be held in
the Clerk's office, Blnevale, on the 80th
day of May, 1910, at 1.30 o'clock p m.
All parties interested will govern
themselves accordingly,
13v order
JOHN BURGESS,
Clerk.
Dated, Bluevale, May 5, 1910.
TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
YOUNG AMEN
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed at tile. otli56 of lied' .Clerk of the
Towoe'nip of Turnberry up to 2.30 p. m„
on Monday, May 30th, for the furnish•
ing of material and building two con -
orate abutments for an iron bridge on
the River Maitland, at Lot 1, Con. 6,
aleo for the taking down of the old
wooden bridge and piling where direct-
ed by Inspector, No good timber to be
cut or broken up. A marked cheque for
10 per Dent. of tender mast be attached
to tender. No tender necessarily ao•
oepted.
Plans and speoifloations oan be Been
at the Township Clerk's office, Blnevale,
Dated May 4th, 1910
JOHN BURGESS,
Township Olerk.
Distance from railway stations:
Wroxeter, O.P.R., 3 miles; Wingham,
G.T.R,, 6 miles; Bluevale,
5 miles.
Mr. H. B. Elliott was in Toronto for a
few days, attending the annual meeting
of the Canadian Press Association,
Mrs. A. G. McDonald, of Goderioh,
spent a few days of the past week in
town, and attended the funeral of her
uncle, the late Robert Currie.
Mr. Elgin Currie, son of John T. Cur-
rie, of East Wawanoah, who recently
suffered an attack of typhoid fever
while pursuing his studies at Toronto,
has recovered, and name home last
week.
Mr, Alex. Finnan, of Killarney, Man.,
spent a few days of the post week with
his brother, Mr. Theo. Finnen, of Turn-
berry. Alex. is a former resident of
thieplaoe, but left for the west thirty
years ago this spring, and this is his first
visit to this part since then.
Rev. 3. O. McCracken, of Thorndale;
Mr. Thos. MoCraokon, of London; Mrs
S.MpLean,lDauphin, Man; Mrs. Geddes,
Detroit; Mrs. Taylor, London,are at
the parental home owing to the serious
illness of their father, Mr. John Mo,.
°recken-
4. Spring is' here and with
1 it has come the same old t
story, "Want something
$ to eat that we never ••1•
4. heard tell of. Come in +
to Malcolm's and you'll
find something to tempt .•r.
every appetite. Try our
4. ASPARAGUS T I P S , +
3' they're delicious or a can ,;
.fit• of ROAST BEEF, VEAL $
110U1S,
WonicitAE,--In Wingham, on May 'ith, to
Mr. and Mrs. J, G. Workman; e daughter,
DICES0 •— In Culross, on May. 8, 1910, to Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Dickson, a daughter.
CAvt'aerr.,—In Toronto, on May' 12th. 10
14ir.a1d Mrs. Colin A. Campbell formerly of
Wingham ; a son.
rtr,er - 7n Hingham „n the lard inst., to Mr,
and Mrs. A. J. Pilon ; a daughter.
DIED
uante eengTrn, on May 14th, 3iobert
Currie, his l ne
MCCrtrs<nY.--Near Lucknow, on May 1.
Agnes Weir, relict of the late John McClos-
key, agedb3 yens, 5 mos. 10 dare.
Nice 100th.—In A sidled on May 0, Mary Mc.
line, Unloved wife of U. T. MoKenz.e, aged G9
years,
liar.uwrv.—At Lanes, en May 9th lane Pat-
terson, beloved wife of John 0. Bald' win. aged
'78 years.
Barc1t11..-At Wentchell, Washington State,
on MA 0 K.
0th, Oscar Percy, third son, of John
and Mcs. Baker, of Grey township, in hi! 26th
year,
TO LEARN THE
MOULDING.
Go d wages from start
under competent instructor.
A splendid opportunity for
young rnen to learn a trade,.
Apply to W. D. VAREY,
Superintendent of WESTERN
FOUNDRY, Wingham, Ont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given pursuant t• R. S 0
rwee:bap.120, Seo. 08, that all per . s having
claims against the estate of za Bosman,
late:ofthe Town of Wi ham in the
County of Huron, Wi • w, d eased, who died
on or about the ec. 1 day of May,
A. D., 1910, are requir •o send by post pro.
paid or to deliver to 1 , anstone, Solicitor for
the Executor of the said deceased, on or
before the 13th day of June, A. D. 1010, their
names, addresses, and 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 Executor will proceed to . distri-
bute the assets of the deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which he shall then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D. 1910.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham P. 0.,
Solicitor for Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
5oiice is hereby given pursuant to 0.
1897, Chap, 129, Sec. 88, that all perso.: having
claims against the estate of J •e Sadler,
late of the Tow cf Wi • ram, in the
County of Rurol W. ow, deceased.
who died on or a •u e 24th day of
red to; send by post
dpri1, A D. 1910, are
prepaid or to deliver o R. Vanatone. 5 olicitor
for the Executors of the said deceased, on or be-
fore the 13th day of June A 1).1010, their names,
addresses, and descriptions and .a full state-
ment 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
Executors will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. D. 1910
li. VANSTONE.
Wingham P. 0.,
Solicitor for Executors.
or TONGUE. Have
.;. you had a bottle of our a•
M4.ustard Pickles also
+ sweet and sour •I.
4. Ail kinds of Ganned I
4. Vegetables, C o f f e e s,
.z.Teas and Fresh Grocer- ••'r1•
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,.J. Malcolm
4. Phone 54. 4.
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POPULAR STALLIONS.
WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go•Carte re•tired•
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion, " Mascot"
will snake the season of 1910 as folloWs:—
Monday—Leave hie owner's 'stable, Blnevale,
for Alex. Moffatt s, 'Lia miles east of Bluevale,
for noon; north to T irton Bros„' eon. 5, Turn -
berry, for night. Tuesday—Alex. McPherson's,
eon. 7, Turnherry, noon; and to Bluevale for
night. Wednesday— To Wm. Elston's, eon. 2,
Morris, for night. Thursday—Jos. J. Kerr'e
con. 18, East WaWanoeh, noon ; and to Dennis'
feed stables, opp. Cement Works Wingham,
and remain until Saturday morning. eater-
day—To his owner's stable, Bluevale, and re.
main until Monday morning.HMG, Prbpi ietbr.
eiSaloChief,”
nilltitak imported t 1010
as follows:--
Monday—Leave his owner's stable, BIuCtale,
for And. Douglas , gravel road, noon' and to
Andrew Ireland's for night. Tuesday—Bar.
iiePaenesCOO. Gro,
noon' and Mo•
Tarins, gravel road, night.
Wednesday-To
Jas. Spelt's, Con. 0, Morris, noon and .Tas
Nichols'. Con. 0, night. ThursdayaTo Jas.
l'hedden'C, Cen 4, Morrie, for noon; and to
Hill's Hetet stables, Belgravo, for night
Friday --To Jas. Miller's Con. 8, alorria, and
remain until Saturday morning. Saturday..,
To Robert W arwiek's,Coh. 8 • Morris, for noon;
then to We owoner's stable, Bbleeale, and re-
main until Monday morning.
DAY, J.W. litters,
Manager. Prollitietbr,
See onr new Combination Stock Rack.
Bargains in Bicycles and eundrioe.
Plow Pointe sharpened andmade
good as new at 10c each.
W. A, CURRIE
BEI
Phone 21. PROPRIETOR'
CENTRAL
STRATFORD ONT.
The great praotioal training school of
Ontario. Three departments,
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
We assist graduates to positions.
The demand upon us for trained help
greatly exceeds the supply. The.
Three most recently planed are re-
ceiving $40.00, $50.00 and $100,00 per
month reepeotively. Baeinese men
state onr graduates are the best.
Enter our classes now. Get our free
oatalogne.
ELLIOTT & &LACHLAN
PRINCIPALS..
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CANADIAN
PAC -IF IC.
GREAT LAKES
NAVIGATION
NOW OPEN
Regular battings as follow s.
MONDAY i .'. B. S. "ATHHABASCA"
TUESDAY. ... S. S. "I EFWA'r1N"
T HDNESbAY , S, S. "ALBEIiTL"
Tnt1I1SDAV .. S. S. " MANITODA"
SATVTt17A• , • S, S, "ASStNInoxti"
Tho le. . most ploa_d ant and eT spear route
to Winnipeg and West.
HOMESEEKERS May
Through train to Winnipeg and
West front Toronto 2.00 p.m.
on above date.
3. R. BIIEME1II, Agent, Wingltain.
IN(Q'S FOR BARGAINS ► WI: WANT OUR =al
KIN -GS ' '
day tBUSY STORE
WASH GOODS.— We
are showing a beautiful
range of these materials
for Summer Suits, etc.
It is safe saying there's
nothing nicer for the
warm weather than, a
nice Wash Suit—we
have the goods.
REPPS, INDIAN HEAD,
FOULARDE, BROOK-
LANDS, Etc.—In the
new and popular shades
and FAST COLORS. -
LADIES' WAISTS.— A large selection to choose from
in Wain tailored and fancy embroidered effects
at all prices.
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS•—As usual this
• department is well stocked with all, the new and
staple goods, and at present we have one of the
most complete stocks of Dress Goods to be seen.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.—Carpets, Art Squares, Mat-
tings, Linoleums, Floor Oils, Curtains, Madras,
Art Muslins, etc., etc. A very large range which
we will be pleased to show you,
TO CLEAR. -5 pieces Lawn, wide width, fine cloth,
to clear 8c,
WANTED.—Large quantities Butter and Eggs (22c)
o0..oma,®nos4•:e.t.,01••t...s.�... s•• .....•lass �•xmvat❖oo
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Opelliilg Announcement •••
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New store
New goods
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Spring and
Summer•
Sea• son
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Inspection
Invited.
All work
Guaranteed.
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GOOD
GOODS
Go E. KING. I
CHEAP
PRICES
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CURTAINS!
CURTAINS!
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e Have you seen` the New Curtains at (Gordon's? The new Fish Net e
• 'Curtains with double borders, also Nottingham, Batten-
• burg and •Irish Point. •
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: In all colors suitable for diningrooms and dens, also in white and s
• cream for bedrooms and drawmgrooms. •
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• Wash Suitings. •
In the fashionable new Cotton Repps, Serges and Piques, also •
® Ginghams and Zephyrs, and the new plain and Mercerized •
• Mulls in all the pastel shades. •
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McCall Patterns. ••
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We a.re agents for the celebrated •McCall Patterns—a large stock e
• to choose from. McCall Magazine regular price 10c, ••
but you can get it here at 5e.•
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• We take Butter and Eggs in exchange for these New Goods. •
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Madras Muslins.
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E. C. WHITE
High-Claas Ladies' and Gents' Tailor
NEW OXFORDS FOR-OftEN
IN
PATENT
KID
AND
PATENT
COLT
IN
GUN
METAL
VICI KID
AND
PATENT
PONY
We have just opened up the nicest assortment of
"Queen � sxality"
OXFO RDS
- it
has ever been our pleasure to inspect,
NEW SHAPES -NEW STYLES
LOOK AT DISPLAY OF THESE SHOES IN NORTH WINDOW
Prices of Queen Quality Oxfords
$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
Sole Agents for
areeei-
for Ladies.
SHOE!
Sole Agents for the "Astoria " Shoes for Men.
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House Cleaning
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House Furnishingsj:
Means
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I Warm spring days suggest house cleaning and house
cleaning means a new Carpet for a certain room,
a certain room needs new Curtains and
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a certain room needs a new
Linoleum or Oil Cloth
Japanese Matting, Floor Oils
Scotch Linoloums, Rugs,
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CARPET SQUARES IN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ,<,,.
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o You will realize substantial savings if you buy your Spring
House Furnishings from us.
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X have much pleasure ill announcing to the •v
people of Wingham and vicinity that I am opening •
up a high'class tailoring establishment, You will 2
find here the finest line of Imported Woollens in
Mal
1ilartJns, Fancy Worsted airs Tweed S ultin Cs
Lrngiish 7rrouseringa. The Ifinfiflshor black Sr
blue Worsteds, Serges, Cheviots, Vicunas, , •
SS Lama Cloths, etc. . •
It is an acknowledged feet that these cloths •
are the best produced in the World—the cloth that
wears well and gives entire satisfaction.
My establishment will be found replete with '
the latest novelties in materials for gentlemen's , ,
wear, and 1 trust you will pay me an early visit.
LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up•to-
date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Sincerely yours,
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E. Co �yWHITE
Wilson Block WIl1i1>tlFiAlilC, 'ONT+
$441•444.0.0.04.444.4.s. ..44:00;00:4ittkowtso.4.44.1t
CARPET SQUARES
$6.00 10 $30100
A NUMBER OF SMALL
ENDS CARPET CHEAP
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our line of Ladies' Suitings in latest colors. our Ladies Ready-to•Wear Waists.
No. t Sugar $5,35 per cwt cash.
ALL ICINDO Ov 1,1tODUCE WANTED.
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MILLS
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