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The Wingham Times, 1910-07-14, Page 88 The Evoiutxon of Booster Bill VII.-- Improve* His House and Grounds When Bill Blue had the grouch disease 1t struck his house and premises, The UGLY MICROBE hit his yard. His home and phi; and hit them hard. 'Mit When. 0111 Blue was sane once more His frouzy outlook made him sore. His home he started in to groom And took some sunshine for his gloom. xIIJ IVIN4 #AM TIMVki, JULY Id, IyWQ Mr. Stanley Mater of Sarnia is visit- fag Mr- and. M. B. Fixter, Mr. Vim= Sevens, of Ingersoll isvisit- ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs, R Qiegg• Mr, John Carr, of the "Soo," aformer resident of Wingham, is visiting friends in town, A. H. Musgrove, Ai, P. P. has return. ed horne after spending several weeks in the West. Miss Hattie Love was visiting for a few days with her sister, Mrs, Chas Ew- ing at Fergus. Mr. John A Black, of Chicago is visit- ing fora few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Maxwell. New paint upon his house was seen. He trimmed his lawn and kept it clean. Ho said: "I'll brighten up this place. VII comb its hair and wash its face. "There's nothing puts a town ahead Like pretty homes and lawns," he said, "THE VILLAGE BEAUTIFUL FOR MINE!" Cried "Sill the Booster," "Make it shine!" • WINGHAM MACHINE SHOP Baby Carriagesand Go•Cartsretired and repaired. General repair work of all kinds. See. onr new OQrpbinetion. Stook Rack. Bargains in Bicycles and eendrios, Plow Points sharpened and made as good as new at 10o eaoh, W. A. CURRIE Phone 21. go Piton IETO1i' Dr, Thomas Chisholm, M. P., was looking up old friends in town for a few days of the past week. Mr. and Mre. W. F. Dulmnge, ,:of Gorrie, were visiting with Wingham friends for over Sunday. Mr, Henry T. Thomson and son, of Southampton were visiting for a few days with Wingham friends. Mr. John Pattison of Port Elgin was visiting for a few days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Pattison. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Watt, of Mio, Mich., are spending a couple of weeks with relatives and friends in this vicin- ity. Mr. and,Mrs. Brune Pollen and babe Parmelee Pullen, of Owosso, Mich. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Max. well. Rev. F. and Mrs. Shore and daughter, of Lisken,North Dakota, have been visit- ing for a few days with old friends in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. yanStone have rented a summer cottage at Kincardine and will spend the next few weeks in the lake town. Rev. D. Perrie and family left this week for their snmmer cottage near Ripley, where 'they will epend the next few weeks. Mrs. Rosabel Addison and her son, of Toronto, are visiting et the home of Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Fortune, "Kilnookie Place," Tarnberry. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart and child, of Hamilton made a trip through this section last week with their auto- mobile. and visited at the home of Mr' W, J. Henderson, Binevale Road.. MINOR LOCALS. -Thursday, July 14th. -Read the advte. in the TIMES. -The Luoknow Sentinel is holidaying this week. -Wingham fall fair on September 29th and 30th. -Civic holiday -one week from to- day. Hurrah for Kinoardine! -The farmers in this section have nearly completed the hay harvest, Mr. and Mrs. John Heppleswaith and -Annual Sunday school excursion to 1'three ohildren were visiting here for a Kinoardine on Thursday of next week. few days. They are taking an antomo- -The TIMES to January 1st 1911 to any address in Canada for forty Dents. -Anneal I. 0. 0. F. excursion to Sarnia and Detroit ou Saturday August 13th. -When in need of anything in the printing line leave your order at the Thins office. -Regular monthly meeting of Camp Caledonia, Sons of Scotland next Mon- day evening. -Send the TRIES to your friends. • Sent to any address in Canada to Jen - nary let 1911 for forty cents.. -A rink of Wingham bowlers, com- posed of Messrs. Thos, King, W. A. Campbell, B. Porter and A. M. Craw- ford are attending a tournament et Orangeville this week. -The little four year-old son of Mr. and Mre. John Amsbury met with a painful injury on Tuesday, in being kicked by a horse. It is hoped the injuries may not prove serious. bile trip through Western Ontario On- tario. Mr. Heppleswaith's father was engaged in the furniture business in Wingham, in the early days, having left here some thirty-six years ago. Among the newspaper men who visit- ed Wingham on Tuesday were Messrs. Hugh Clark, M. L. A,, Kinoardine Re- view; J. J. Hunter, of the Reporter; Gen H. Mooney, of the Ripley Express; A. D. McKenzie, of the Lucknow Sent- inel, Teeswater News and Wm. Waters, of the Fordwich Record. CENTHAL /afraid/ STRATF©RD.. ONT. The great practical training whoa of Ontario. Three departments, Commercial, Shorthand or Telegraphy. We assist graduates to positions., The demand upon ne for trainedhelp greatly exceeds the supply. The Three most recently placed are re• oeiving $40 00, 550.00 and $100,00 per month respectively. Business men state onr graduates are the best. Enter our classes now. Got onr free catalogue. ELLIOTT & McIACHLAN PRINCIPALS. The Interoolonial will have a surplus of $125,000 to $150,000 from the opera- tions of the last three mouths. -Word was received in town on Wednesday of the serious illness at Lethbridge, Alta., or Mr. Martin B, Waugh, formerly of Wingham. Many friends here will wish him a speedy re• oovery. -Mr. W, I. Chisholm, L P. S., has been offered the position of Science Mas- ter of the Peterboro Normal School and has accepted it. This will mean his resignation as School Inspector for 'West Bruce. Mr. Wesley Moore, Chief of Police at Stayner, died at the age of 50 years, The town of Campbellton, in New Brunswick, has been practically wiped out by fire. Jesee'11dwards of Belwood was buried while digging a well, and died before being taken out. -Over $200 wasrealized by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Wingham General Hospital, from the sale of "tags" on Tuesday. The ladies feel very grateful to those who in any way assisted them in this worthy cause. CANADIAN PAG I r'`i. G BEST SERVICE TO Muskoka Four Trains from Toronto 9.40 a. m. 1.2.15p.m. 6.05 p m. 10 10 p m• Bala Sleeper carried on 10.10 p. in. train Fridays Enjoy the Cool Breezes of the Great Lakes Sailings daily except Friday and Sunday from Owen Souna. Special train from Toronto 1 00 p m. sailing days. Meals and berth ineluded on boat The most pleasant and cheapest route to Winnipeg and West J. H. BEEMER, Agent, Wingham, noI3N. PRICE -In Wingham, on Ju1v llth, to Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Price; a daughter. hl &RRIED GRI\teuivir-DARTER.-At the home of the bride. on July 5th, by Rev. J. L. Small, 13. A., Mr. Will. A. Grimshaw, of Detroit, to Miss Lizzie N. S., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carter, Blyth. JOnANN-GAntOwAY: In Howick, on June 20th, at the home of the bride's parents, by Rev. C. W. McKenzie, 13. A. Mr. Henry Jo- hann, of Belmore, to Miss Bessie Galloway, daughter of David Galloway, DIED KELLY.-Tn Blyth, on June .0th, Mary Ta- hany, beloved wife of Daniel Kelly, in her 09th year. Mlnntitt,-In. Morris, on July 511, Thomas Miller, 5th line, aged 70 years, 0 months and 07 days. Waif --In East WatvAnogh, an June 20th, Mrs. James Rath, in her 70th year. W Ann. -Suddenly, at Huntsville, on June 80th, Isabella Ward, mother of Mrs. (Rov.1 H. W. McTavish, in her 74th year. -Mr. Samuel Smith, a former resi- dent of Wingham and late of Toronto, hag moved his family to Caseleyville, Alta. Mr. Smith's health bas been greatly improved since moving to his Western home. ---Railroad ofiioials state that the sum- mer trans this season will easily break all records, and say that thea is no better indication of the general prosper. ity of the whole country than the large number of persons who are travelling. PERSONAL. w T rM.e lima not ionto 0 Mrs. �.rthn i/ is visiting with Miss Nettie Campbell, Mies Ethel ripiing le spending her vacation in Ypsilanti, Detroit and Cleve. land. Bev. d. B. teakins, of London was Calling on old Wingham friends this week, ek, Mr. jos. IL Bowmen, of Cobalt IS dliending a taw days with his family in town. Miss Pearl Wynn is visiting with heti sister, Mr flenty T. Thomson at Sotith.. nmptan, "Only Line Reaching All The Summer Resorts" CHARMING MUSKOKA BEAUTIFUL LAKE OF BAYS GEORGIAN BAY TEMAGAMI ALGONQUIN PARK MAGANETAWAN RIVER FRENCH RIVER STONEY LAKE • KAWARTHA LAKES LAKE COUGHICHING, ETC, Rouud trip tourist tickets on sale at low rates. QEAT.,ED TENDERS addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed "Tender for Supply- ing Coal for the Dominion R'uildin' - " 1l be received until 4.00 P. M•, on Tu . V. August 10, 1010, for the supply of Cos or the Public Buildings throughout the D. in1611. Combined specifications d form of tender can be obtained on a • pli tion at this office. Persons tendering r notified that tendert will not be eonsid' • unless made on the Printed forms stip J' d, and signed with their Orval signatures. Bach tender must be accompanied . by en accepted rheque,on a dt rtered bank, payable to the order of the Honourable Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent. 110 p. c.l of if the person ten tender, deal e tobenter into a contract When called upon to do so, or fail to eom Tete the work contracted for If t will be h cheque e t e ted the p not acs q ,• louder be the P returned. The epartment does net bind itself toaccept the lowest or any tender. By iia o '13EsRO0Htni'ts, )Asst. Seerotery, Department of lublle Works, Ottawa, July 0,1010. Newspapers will not be paid for thio adder• titemedt if they insert it without authority front the Departmeat, SAILINGS OF . PASSENGER STEAMERS KING'S FOR RARTAINS 1 W E WANT TOUR TRADE KING'S Ttlib BUSY STORE WARM WEATHER -The season for light, cool dresses is at hand and we are prepared to meet the demands of the trade and will be pleased to show you through our stock. COTTON RAJAH AND REPPS.-F-A beautiful range of colors in these lines which are very beautiful for Ladies' and Children's Summer Suits, etc. Ginghams, Zephers, Prints, etc , ingreat variety and fast colors. per• TO CLEAR. -Our stock of Summer Muslins, , neat pat- terns, fine texture, good colors at from 15c to 35c per yard, for roc per yard -Come Early. DRESS GOODS. -Six pieces in Cream, Pale Blue, Ecru and Pink, worth up to $I.00 per yard, yours for 39c per yard. MEN'S SUITS. -8 only left, regular $Io to $14 to clear at $7.60. COTTON. --moo yards Factory Cotton 34 x 36 -in. wide, reg. roc and 12/c per yard, to clear 8c per yard -Put in a supply of this. WOOL WAN'T'ED. -50,000 lbs. Highest prices or trade. Butter, Eggs, etc., in large quantities. 1 I O HEA PRIDE re•eto•••••••••••-••4••••••••.4i 0+44t0.O•004t•t•.N0•••••00, • • • • E. C. WHITE• •,. ® HIGH - CLASS ' :, !Ladies' and Gents'Tailor w • • • • s s• • GOODS G. E. KING • From Sarnia to Soo, Port Arthur and Duluth every Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday at 3 80 p.m„ the Wednesday and Saturday steamers going through to Duluth. Sailings from Collingwood 1.30 p.m, and Owen Sound 11 45 p, m. Wednesdays and Saturdays for Soo and Georgian .Bay ports. Sailings from Midlabd 1 30 p.m., Penetang 3.15 p m, to Parry Sound and way ports daily except Sunday. For tickets and further Doll oa W. Henry, Depot Agent or address J. D. McDonald, D. P. A„ Toronto. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • E. C. WHITE • • •s•••••••o•••••••••••••••• tr x!,:17 Find the F nder If you found'e'puree your: it -it; impulse would be to look In„ltie '" Lost and found," columns our piper'. er'. If you have Toote01'tegi n t' youirlk he find/1-WDU'ld Wee If you wisF ito•'lntl`01w. "`Inds t tuti.euh'Etlels ftrediW Al i. 'fatisniit.64 tri by 'IL `it tNraf You get here what you like, and like what you get at E. C. WHITL'S.' No other tailoring establishment offers such a wide selection of very fine and fashionable woolens. Nowhere else are clothes made with such style, precision, individuality and refined taste. Nowhere else are prices near as low for such values as we offer. We are doing a High -Class Tailoring Business on a new plan :- BUYING FOR CASH 1 SELLING FOR CASH ! Doing business in this way I can save you dollars. Come in and see what I can do for you. LADIES' GARMENTS made in the latest, up- to-date styles, and satisfaction guaranteed. • • • • • • • • i' • • , • • - WINGHAM, ONT. • IN THE JOHN WILSON BLOCK • • **************,4400........., A good Suit -Case and a Trunk are a Necessity in every Household You will need either one or the other or perhaps both for your trip or summer vacation. • Here Are Some Good Values SUIT CASE Japanese Matting, largest size for $2.50 each. RE%INE SUIT CASE You can't tell it from leather, largest size, $2.50 each, A SPLENDID TRUNK o with iron bottom, extra heavy corners, brass plated knees, drop lock, size 32, 54.00 each. The above are only a small picking from the many good values we have in Trunks and Suit -Cases. We are sole agents for "Langmuir's" WILLIS & CO. THE SHOE STORE. Sole Agents for F for Ladies. BHoel Sole Agents' for the "Astoria " Shoes for Men. Mr, J. F. Prudhomme, who made the charge regarding trafficking in Judge- ships in Manitoba, died suddenly at St. Boniface. Mr. Timothy Shine walked out of a hotel window and fell over a balcony in •i•3-++•£•3•ti:• _t_3�1F3.€•F+.F3 4'd • 3;3••l;it+ ' ROYAIGROCERfl •T: q. I t . Under New I • 4. Management t, F� We beg to inform the many I t..customers of this store and the •1• general public that we have purchased the business of Mr. • A. J. Malcolm, and will eon- 4. • tinea in the same store. We T, will endeavor to meet the wants 'ii, of all who may favor us with their patronage and hope by keeping an tip -to date and • i. • fresh stock of groceries, and o. .t•, giving evergone a square deal ,t. 4. to merit a share of your trade. '1• Your orders will be appre. 4 elated, and ail eustoniers will ,i. • receivd prompt and courteous • attention. his sleep at Lindsay and was fatally in- jured. SHOOTING THE RAPIDS TO MONTREAL Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company Steamers"Toronto" and "Kingston" leave Toronto at 3.00 p. m. daily. Spe- cial rates from Toronto to: Thousand Islands and return.... $12 60 Montreal and return ... 24 5Q Quebec and return .. , ... ...... 83 60 Saguenay and return , ... 46 60 Meals and berth are ' included on above rates. STEAMER "13EE113E'V'I LJ " Leaves Hamilton at 12 .0 0noon and Toronto atr,$b p.ra. ever Ineaclay for Bay of Qnfnte, Montreal and internied. late ports. Special rates for Single and return tickets inolnding meal. and berth, Pot folders, rates,'eto., apply to H. FOSTER. OHA1?'P`nt, A..C#.1,A. Toronto, Ont. • Mrrrvrvtirr�vrrr�rd�rvr�r �rv+svv�tw •••••vv'evrvvrrr ittriVaa' . 1" 1s a" WNTED1. I s' OOL WANT -ED, On 1 Os lai Is 4. 50,000 lbs. Wool wanted, cash or trade. 'We have in stock for the wool season the best BLANKETS, SHEETS, SHEETING and YARN made from our best wool by Howe & Co., of Wroxeter. 1 • McGILLIVGAY & GRAM :. GIINNIN Phone 54. Prodnoe Wanted, • 1.4:•i 3.3•0:h•1*+;f 444.0.4.44.+, :tt-idiot i Clothing. A We have one the best stocks of Men's Ready -Made Suits ever rshown in this store. , �' Boys' 2 and 3 -piece Suits of the latest cuts and styles from so 52.75 to $5.0C each, it will pay you to see these suits before • buying elsewhere. to Dress 'Gooch. Ladies' Suitings in all the newest shades, from 500 per yard up I Ladies' Wash Suit Materials in all the leading shades. See our Ladies' White Lawn Waists and Whitewear. • Carpets, Rugs, etc. We also have the best range of Carpets and Rugs, and Linoleums, shown in Wingham. 1 Oilcloths 4 4 4 Genuine Scotch Linoleums and English Floor Oils, just arrived from the manufacturer, which we are offering a*• special price. Unibrellas, Men's Fine and Coarse Straw Hats, Shirts and Shirtings of all kinds. tWe will give 10 per cent off all the above goods in exchange for Wool. • Don't forget that we are selling No. 1 Sugar at $5.45 per cwt. Dash, and sugars are advancing, f b 1 best grades nfti'lour always on hand. .i nD AM HINDS OrPR.OnT1C1I•; w Nr M1LLSI A- T. pfOivl 89. WINGEAM, ONT. !Iw!YvorI