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VOL, XXXIX.-NO. I998.
WINGIII, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. SAY 26, 1910.
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GPO, SPUTTON, Principal.
The Tent
The Tent Caterp
its appearance.
have been found i
ards and in the
not plentiful, ye{
amine every tree
take pains to dei
twelve years ago
fnl and oonsid
destroyed. An
this year might
this plague.
�
aterpiliar.
lar has again made
ebs of these pests
some of the arch -
woods and although
farmers should ex•
in the orchard and
troy them. Ten or
hey were very plenti-
rable vegetation was
ounce of prevention
revent a repetition of
CALL IN and have a look at gnx's
new 1910 wall papers.
PASTURE. -I have 160 sores of grass
land and will pasture cattle at $5 per
head for season. Plenty of water.
JAS. DONLEY, Whiteohnrch P. 0.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59,
A REAL DELICACY
IN SCOTCH HERRING
This is eomething above the aver=
age quality. We've sampled thorn
ourselves and can declare diem tip-
top. They aro put up in tomato
sauce in Aberdeen, Scotland for f3ol-
brooke's,and Holbrooke's name stands
for the best in the land. Per tin 150.
..gid».
LOOK OUT POR PINE
APPLE NOW.
King Olaf Sardines.
Here's a Sardine that's seoond to
tion0. it is a vetyy amail dolioate gbh
peeked in the fineat of oil, To lovers
of high-grade Sardines we rem el-
trend this one. Per tin 15o.
I-lolbrooke's Punch Saute
toy one battleand yon Won't be
able to toast the temptation to buy
Mother. Per bottle 250.
The Tea and Giles Snore
CUT FLOWERS
AND.
FLORAL OESIGNS
T. C. GRAHAM & SON
PHONE 101.
Wear Green's Shoes and Rubbers
Victo
The 24th of
quietly observed as'
ham. The stores
were olosed, and a nt
er people attended.
neighboring plaoee,
advantage of the oke
visit friends at a
citizens' band furs
Listowel celebratio
a Day.
ay -Tuesday -wail
holiday in Wine-
d business places
miser of the yonng-
he celebrations in
while others took
p railway fares to
stanoe. Wingham
hed music at the
Nnwese and latest designs in wall
paper at Keox's.
Child Seri
A serious and p
the year -and -a -h
and Mrs. John Ho
Saturday last. T
mother on the top
store, and fell do
basement, sustain
collar bone, beeid
extent of whioh
certained at tiro
hoped, however, t
soon be fully regio
of what may be e
miraculous escape
usly Injured.
nful accident befell
f.old son of Mr.
per, of Morrie, on
child was with its
oor of Hanna & Co.'s
the elevator to the
g a fracture of the
other injuries, the
ould hardly be as.
of writing. It is
at the little one may
red from the effects
neidered an almost
from instant death.
WANTED -Sons
est prices paid.
African Scrip. High-
pply at Traps Office.
12th Jul
The committe
No, 794 which h
of arrangements
celebration here
sparing no effor
tails for the even
Wien facilities a
on the three lines
talented speakers
and preparations a
entertainment of
oonraging reports
all directions, and
peoted that this ye
be the largest and
part of the Previa
Celebration.
of Wingham L, 0. L.
in hand the making
or the 12th of July
is losing no time nor
in perfeoting the de-
, Excellent tramper -
being arranged for
f railway, talented
have been secured,
e being made for the
0,000 people. En -
e coming in from
is confidently ex-
r's celebration will
t ever held in this
TRUNKS and VALISES. -The best kind
and at lowest prices. W. J. GREER,
Goderich to De
Mr. E. H. Ayer, 1
agent of the White
made his twelfth an
ham on Thursday
with the Goderioh•t
which will be held
18th. Mr. Ayer in
prospects are bright
fine weather has bee
White Star people
nothing undone whi
comfort and cone
rove. partie
trains and boat for
will be found on p
oit, June 18th.
genial excursion
Star line, Detroit,
nal trip to Wing -
est, in connection
-Detroit excursion,
n Saturday, Jnne
orms ne that the
or a good crowd,
ordered, and the
11, as usual, leave
h will make for the
ienoe of their pat -
ars of the time of
his popular outing
e 5 of this paper.
Good general ser
Jnne. Apply at
WALKER.
nt want by let of
nae to MRS. 0. M.
Kincardine's
The new post e
(Jardine was ope
Tuesday of feat w
Reporter in report
building given on
Nioholson,the fol
-Tho building
to complete tha
now that it is ii
is due Mr. Wm.
or. His woek i
firstolase and if
tract is oarrie
and honest as
will have noth'
ew Post Office.
ce building at Kin-
d to the pnblio on
ek. The Kincardine
ng the opening of the
townsman, Mr, Wm.
wing words of praise:
s taken a little longer
wee anticipated, but
Jelled a word of praise
Ntoholson, the centred -
every detail has been
every government eon -
out as conscientiously
is ono the government
g to And fault with.
Call at KNox'S and look at the beet
Wall . paper value ever shown in Wing.
hire.
An interestin Demonstration.
The :products f the International
Vatnieli Co. Limit 0, (Standard Vern.
iahed) Will be dem netreted at the Store
of Messrs. J. G. S wart, Wingham, on
Tuesday, June 7th The ladies will be
shown exaotiy wh they shonld WSW 'on
the prOthicte of t e big International
Viral. Elastica h been demonetrated
tie the right floor 9, ieh, white "Labque.
tet" shows up Wel and ae the house.
Wife's friend ---the one brighter, You
certainly ehontdvi tthe store andaek for
a copy, of "Dainty Decorator" --a' free
book that desorib the many uses of
"tuaoclneret" •bon he house.
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on page S.
Board of Tr
The annum meeti
Board of Trade,
officers and other
will be held in the
Tuesday evening,
All members ars
be present; and a
their membership
ded that the trees
the same, so they
pate in the busin
Any of the busines
to become membe
The Board of Trad
great deal in the i
and is capable of
be a large attends
Tuesday evening
e Meeting..
g of the Wingham
or the election of
important business,
council chamber on
ay 81st., at 8 o'olook,
rgently regnested to
wbo have not paid
ee are kindly remitt-
er will gladly neeept
ay be able to partici,
8e of the meeting,
men who may wish
will be welcomed,
te a000mpliehing a
erects of the town,
oh more. Let there
oe at the meeting on
xt.
Get Pineapples at 0
tie's this week.
Auctioneer and Pedlars,
Licensee have be n issued by County
Treasurer Holmes o the following per-
sons for 1910: Aaotioneere George
Beckett, Thos, G ndry, James Stanley,
Van R. VauI'or an, Henry Torrance,
John Purvis, 0 F. Vandriok, Alex.
Morrison, Patr' k Walsh, F. 5. Scott,
Thomas Came on, John Gill, B.. S.
Philips, R. Mo hales, W. A. Currie,
W. Anderson, G. W. Walker, D. N.
Watson, 0. H. ileon, Joseph White,
Thomas Bro , Frank McConnell,
Louis Goebel, roes Henderson, D. W.
Henderson, Ed. Bossenberry. Pedlars.
-J. E. Harnwe 1, H: H. Jones, R. A.
Govier, Percy hitfield, F. L. Wtlbee,
Thomas Langan W. K. Whaley, Wm.
Beddiok, W. J. c0raol;en, Geo. Beat-
ty, J. M. Whitb , Geo. 11. Lowery, A.
McDonald, 'Jos, elinas, James R. Cott,
Geo. K. Hollan , Robert Shaw, John
Young, Edward Mitohell,
WOOL WANTED -+:,000 lbs; highest
prices, cash or tra
GEo. E, RING,
District
The annual moeti
District of the Met
held at Ripley on
day of last week
olergymen and I
very interesting
interest to Chore
were discussed.
part in the prog
Ferguson, B. D.,
Ball, Fordwioh;
Bervis; Rev. W
Wingham; Rev.
vale; Rev, E. G.
following resoluti
R. S. Baker, of Te
by D. O. Taylor,
solved, that we ex
the exoellent man
tario Government
option law; tha
penditure require
money well spent
terest of the provi
press the hope tha
not allow the qu
hamper the wides
the law." The
unanimously.
eeting,
g of the Wingham
odiet Church was
uesday and Wednea.
d was attended by
ymen, There was a
ogram and topics of
and Church work
mong those taking
m were Rev, H. T.
inoardine; Rev. John
v. W. M, Pomeroy,
L, Rutledge, D. D.
W. Andrew, Blue -
well, Brussels. The
was moved by Rev.
°water, and seconded
of Lnoknow : "Re-
nee our approval of
er in whioh the On-
s enforcing the local
we consider the ex -
for enforcement as
nd in the highest in -
be, and that we ex -
the Government will
stion of expense to
read enforcement of
evolution was carried
Home made bread -Try it.
FRANK R. HOwsON.
KING'S . for Mangles, Turnips and
Corn.
West Huron omen's Institute.
Association Metinge will be held
throughout the Co 017.81 the following
plaoes as follows: Kintail on June 26th;
St. Helene, Publi. Hall on June 271h;
Wingham, 0. 0. , Hall. on June 28th;
Londeeboro, on J . ly 9th; Holinesville
at Mra. Mnlhollan,'e (afternoon) on Silly
lith; Goderioh at he I. 0. O, F., Hall,
(afternoon) July 1 th; St. Augustine on
July 13th, Mies E E, Smillie, Toronto,
who is a graduate • arae With consider-
able practical cattier encs in her proles•
sion, will give an a • dress at eaoh Of the
above meetings on ne of the fallowing
atibjeote:--"Preve-tion and Treatment
of Tnberouloeis" "Home Nursing";
Personal Hygien= and Health in the
Home"; "Disease `elms"; "Diet in m-
00080; "Canadian iterature and Writ-
ers." These moo logs should be both
interesting and profitable to every
woman who is its erected itt the better+
ment Of oonditi . nil in and around the
home. Afterno ' • meetings commence
at 2 80 and the evening meetings at 8
o'olook. All a • welcome. Conte and
bring '.youth frien' 9.
'W Aur, PAl'nnt from 5o, to $1,00 per
r011, M IteoN's.
Dia, A. J. Irwin and W. .1, Price Will
aloes their dental offices every Wednee•
day afternoon from the let till May to
the 1st Of OoiOber,
CHURCH N1pTES.
Sacramental services.
St, Andrew's Presbyter
Snaday rnoroing, June
tory cervi°° will be l y
evening, June 8rd, .at 7,' o'elook,�,•-
MEMORIA
SERVICE,.
ill be held in Fitting Tributes
an Church on Late Kin
5t1s, Prepara,
eld on Pride
WANTED -Maid for s
Toronto. Apply to M
Carlton St,
family in
Woons, 174
"QUEEN EST ER"
The cantata, ,. Queen
given, in the opera hone
of Thursday, June 9th,
pioes of the Wingham
Young Men's Christian
work of getting op this b
is under the direction
01ine, and a chorus of
will take part. A tr
those who attend, F
will be given next wee
dance of thooe taking
at the rehearsal to be
day) evening, at 8 o'ol
ether," will be
on the evening
inter the sue -
ranch of the
sociation. The
autiful cantata
f Prof, G. W.
out fifty voioes
t is in store for
ther particulars
, A full atten-
art is requested
eld this (Thurs.
k.
WANTED. -- A stats
must have certificate.
ERN FOUNDRY Go., WI
nary engineer;
pply to WEST.
ham.
Bank Directors
On Monday morning
dismissed the action br
Stovert, curator of the
to recover $33,110 fro
McMillan and Donal
promissory notes given
ants as ostensible cone
in the Sovereign Bank
notes, totalling some
those sued on held b
the present notion we
a test ease:
of Liable.
hanoellor Boyd
ught by W. E.
Soverign Bank,
Messrs, Donald
B, McMillan, on
by the defend -
oration for stook
There are other
00,000, similar to
the curator, but
in the nature of
Fresh fish every week -end, at T.
FELLS' botcher shop,
Mrs. J. L. Mur
Quite unexpectedly
mons on Monday
Murray, wife of
Murray, of Toroot
pastor of Knox 0
Mrs. Murray had
invalid for the past
recently she seem
strength. During
the return of an o
ed her strength an
severe attack pr
and in the early h
ing she passed pe
fall of 1908 the R
fromthe active
after a period of t
of Knox Church,
years in the servio
Church. During.
Murray had been
and mother and a
associate in Ohris
universally eetee
wide circle of frie
band, Mee. Mutt
who deeply mour
ay's Death.
name the surn-
aming to Mrs.
ev. Dr. J.. L
, and formerly
nroh, Kincardine.
een practically an
wo years, but until
d to be gaining in
he past three mouths
ailment undermin-
on Saturday night a
ed too much for her
ars of Monday morn-
efully away. In the
. Dr. Murray retired
ork of the ministry
irty years as pastor
incardine, and forty
of the Presbyterian
11 those years Mrs -
most devoted wife
efiioient and faithful
an service. She was
ed and beloved by a
de. Besides her bus-
leaves five children
her loos.
PASTURE -Par
tura for cattle fo
same by applyi
Wingham,
es requiring good pas -
the season can secure
g to W. J, Deyell,
County of
From the repo
Clerk Lane to
take the foltowin
the population of
years named: -
Townships
Ashfield.........
Claiborne.
Goderieh
Grey
Hallett"
Howiok, ...3,602
Morrie ... ........... .... 2,170
Millop.......... ... ....2,234
S1 Iey ... • .......1, 788
Stephen ,..3,588
Turnberry. ....... ...1,805
Tnokersmith 2,123
1,903
1,619
1,795
uron Population.
sent in by County
he Government, we
figures as showing
uron Oounty for the
...
1909 1908
2 689 2,710
,...1,452 1,527
1 956 1,959
3 004 8,066
,..2,475 5,450
3 154 3,140
8,600
2,210
2,803
1,829
8,650
1,806
2,109
1,975
1,909
1,909
Uehorne....•
Wawanosh, E
Wawanoeh, W
Totals 87,$52 37,888
Towns and Villages,
130116i.............. ...x.. 529 540
Blyth. . ............. 772' • 816
Brntsels.. .....
Clinton ,. .... ....2,389 2,448
Exeter ....... ......1,610 1,600
Goderioh. ,.. 4 551 4,133•
Heriaall . , , „ .. . , 822 804
Seaforth.......... 2,145 2,251
Wingham.... .... ,..., 2,851 2,810
Wroxeter ,......-.... 411 445
Totals .....16,600 17,031
Grand Total ..... 54,042 54,919
Carnes' Oxfor13, Ties, Pumps and
Sitepsre in the handsomest models that
ever graced a Shoe Store. $1 75, $2.25
up to $3,00 or $3.50.
W. 3. Gltit>J1t,
id to Memory of
Edward,,
Friday last, the de
funeral was observed
public holiday,,, the s
for the entire day,
service was held in th
o'clock A. m., at whin
gathering of citizens,
filled. Ae a prelimin
the Citizens' Band
March in Saul" and a
the direction of Mr.
iahed appropriate
opening hymn Rev.
portion of Scripture
offered by Capt, Rich
Army. . Tonohing ad
ered by Rev, E. H.
Rutledge and Rev.
whom referred in the
benign influence of t
the promotion of
nations of the worl
and impressive servi
a close by the singi
Anthem and the dox
tion being pronou
Petrie.
of the late Eing's
n Wingham as a
ores 'tieing olosed
very impressive
town hall at 10
there was a large
e hall being well
y to the eervloe,
toyed the "Dead
Mon ohoir ander
W. Cline ;mu-
sics. After the
D. Perri° read a
and prayer was
s of the Salvation
rinses were deliv-
rely, Rev. W. L
L. Steeves, all of
ighest terms to the
late sovereign in
ease among the
The interesting
was brought to
of the National
logy, the benedio-
oed by Rev. D,
DR. RIED Comm Snoe.-The subset
Shoe on Earth; Makes walking a pleas-
ure. See them. W. J. GREER, sole
agent.
CANADIAN PRES
ASSOCIATION.
The fifty-second
Canadian Press Asso
Toronto on Tuesday
last week. This in
annual meeting that
paper has attended
thie year's meeting
ever attended. Ma
portanoe to publish
with much profit t
association ie now
that are of praotioa
and much good will
the newspaper bus
standing in the d
towns. The big trea
address on "Jonrna
Henry Watterson,
editor of the Lon'
Courier -Journal, 0
had fifty-six years e:<
paper work and his
of good advice to th
On "newspaper ideal:
said: -"In a word,
newspaper should co
public prosecutor; ra
representative, friend
good men and good w
upon the community
heaven, not kindling
fires of hell; its aim a
and all the time, to
brighten, to radiate and
embitter, to browbeat a
The speaker paid a
"quiet, unobtrusive
sympathy with the pe
der present conditions
conductors of the mod
he praised by compar
brilliant, showy, dazzl
selfish men," who were
under the old regime.
Another prominent gu
ciation was Sir Macken
Premier of Canada, w
year, told of his experie
paper business since 18
Davis, who has just
years as editor of the M
was another guest of
and in a speech full
outline of his long e
business. Those pres
County were: ---W.
Post; J. Leslie Kerr, 0
McLean, Seaforth Exp
Elliott, Wingham Ti
was elected as a memb
Live Odmmittee of the
The three day occur:
Ontario was attended
men. The /Inas m
take in this trip.
nnual meeting of
lation was held at
nd Wednesday of
de the fourteenth
the editor of this
thout a break and
as the best we haus
y matters of im-
re were discussed
all present. The
orating on subjects
nee to publishers
e done in putting
•ese on a higher
fferent pities and
this year was an
em" by Colonel
he distinguished
:villa, Kentucky,
1. Watterson has
.erience in news•
emarks were full
newspaper men.
' 001. Watterson
do not think the
eider itself as a
her the personal
and neighbor of
men, pouring in
the sunshine of
nd stirring the
d end, first, last
enlighten and
to warm, not to
d to dazzle."
tribute to the
en, in warm
ple," who un -
are the real
n press, whom
on with "the
g, vain and
anally evolved
et of the Also.
le Bowels, ex-
p in his 89th
ee in the news-
. Mr. W. R.
completed fifty
When Advocate,
he Association,
f humor gave an
patience in the
t from Huron
Kerr, Brussels
inton Era; Wm.
sitoi', and H. B.
es. Mr, Elliott
r of the Exeon-
Weekly Section.
on through New
So many hating inquired about lessons
in dub syringing, Mies Sperling has de-
cided to open a aloes. Any desiring te
join, kindly call at her hoine, Minnie
Street, between 4 and 0 p. tn. Saturday,
May 28th.
on Tneildtty* Pa=
eating at Tamar),
oWned by act
, won the King's
A Very happy e
Wednesday afterno
Mr. arid Mrs, John
Carrick, when thel
Lillian, was rtnited
Edward Wenzel. T
tied by the Itev. L
erred of many invite
tit Ureic plaoe last
itt the home Of
eldest danghter,
111Arriag6..10 Mr.
nuptial knot Wag
the Dread
THE LLOYD BY -L. W CARRIED.
The Door FaCtOry To Remain An
Industry of t e Town.
Voting en the byeht
A lease of the John D
21 years for a factor
Friday last, and rem
of the by..law by n
the required percent
ing that a steady r
greater part of the
large vote Vinii polle
The , posing of
that the manufeetn
tinae to be au in
and that the prise
factory will be tar
the new buildinge
the equipment inst
which will be coin
future. The folio
the vote by wards:
to grant a bonus
Lloyd Son, and
idson property for
site, took place an
ed in the carrying
mber of votea over
e. Notwithetend.
in fell during the
bit by-law means
of doors will eon -
t capacity of the
ely 'named when
are completed and
Iled, the work upon
enoed in the near
ng is the result of
For
Ward 1 60
Ward 2 50
Ward 4 104
270
PERS
Against
14
17
20
27
78
Mr, jno. Kerr vie ted in London for a
fesi days.
Miss Jean Ross, o Clinton, is visiting
relatives iu town.
home in 'Woodstock
Mies M. Tibbs s ent Tuesday with
relatives in London
Miss Mary Count, , of Toronto, spent
the holiday at her h me in town.
Mr, A. J. Malool spent the holiday
at his parental how near Mitchell,
spent Tuesday at hi home in town.
Miss Edith Bee er of Toronto, spent
the holidity with h parents in town,
Mr. Alex, Davide n, of Galt vent the
holidaye at his par tal home in town.
Mr. Jas. Carter, Sarnia was visit-
ing for a few days ith Mr. F. G. Sperl-
Miss Fannie G een, of Woodstock,
visited at her hom in town for a few
days,
Mr Robt. Mo nrney has returned
home from Toront University for the
holidays.
Miss Mary Mo regor spent the hon.
days visiting w th her brother at
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Toronto,
spent the holiday ith Mr. and Mrs. 3.
Beemer.
a few days of t e past week with her
parents here,
Tuesday mornin on a few weeks trip
through the Wes
Mrs. W. 3. B ee and children are
visiting with re tives and friends in
Paris and Lend
Mr. Frank Co y, who has spent the
past few month at Cobalt, ie spending a
few holidays,at is home in town.
Mr, and Mrs Robt. Maxwell, of the
Binevale road pent the holidays with
their daught , Mrs. Hugh Rose at
Mr, Peter 0 mpbell leaves next week
for Halifax to ttend the meeting of the
General Asse bly Of the Presbyterian
Miss McLeen, o Toronto and Mrs. (Dr.)
Godfrey, of MI leo, were visiting with
Wingham frien for a few days.
Me. And Mrs. Mond Anderson left
on Friday on a oliday trip and will
!pond the s tiler months with
relatives at Galt, Berlin and °Allis,
Mr, E, Aye , the genial agent of
the White Stet ine, Detroit, Was in
town hist wee completing arrange.
ments for the is nual Greyhound exoter.
mien from Gode ich to Detroit, on Satur-
day, June 18th.
The (lemma() al teane of Oat:Mien
benke are $114,110,000 in excess of the
mime dieoeunts year ago, Total de -
petits in Caned lammed by $110,000,-
000 in the same .
/1 brake as if 0
in. the expert Of V
duOtion it 12,000
in 1908, besides
Canada, Sent Gr
her itripOrts,
te twenty two
nada Weald Seen lead
ter ripples from Ilorth
teat estimate of pro,
berrele it year and
tit Britiari 89 per COD'S of
ell he large quantities
they countries.
WAIT
The wet-weet
work of putting i
The statute lab
the front, ono
horeeS have not le
we bays too nsati
of men. Some of
that weals One pnt
shove). No w0
worth ranch wh
teams in the gr
loaded, and,tea
yarns. Let eve
and work. Th
rlre in the bette
road to Wingh
hour.
outaxcw
bps retordea the
r problem in again kr
eat trouble 10 that
rind to shovel gravel;
teams for the number
s feel like suggesting
in seme time with the
der oar time is DO
4 you tree two or three
vel pit waiting 10 be
eters probably spinning
y man bring a shove/
better shape the roads
for us. A good straight
m would save many An
We will mis the lote Robert Currie
from this viol tY; many of ne remember
of hie visite to he old Grange hall here
years ago, wh he gave us many a Milk
on draining e land, growing turnips,
and kindred eubjeote.
BRING ALONG Y0171; STEOBS.-We do
repairing and we do it right, W, 3.
Greer.
Parties wiehing sir gardens plowed
should leave their rders early at Salt
Block office.
Upper L ke Steamers.
Wings of pa
Sarnia for Soo a
Wednesday and
Also additional
30th. Sailings
m, and Owen S
gian Bay ports
tions from any
anger etea e from.
• g n Monday May
ollingwood 1.80 in
aye • for Soo and Geer -
Tickets and reservo.
rand Trunk Agent,
The Call of
The West.
Every man in the West is a boom-
eter. He finds himself in a big
country and his ideas expand pro-
portionately, but let ne not forget
that Ontario is still the premier
Far off fields always look green
and many a MEW in the Weet is look-
ing forward to the time when he can
sell out and home "home" to On-
tario.
The West is a good place to make
money -or lose it, but Ontario is
Horan, with all that word means%
Huron County band is as good as
any in the world, and there is no
investment on earth so safe as the
earth itself.
Call and see our list of fine farms
for sale.
Ritchie Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
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