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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-09-01, Page 1VOL.l1XXX1X.—NO. 2012, WINGHAM WINGRA]A, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1910. $1 A YEAR IN ADY.ANOR THE REXALL RHEUMATISM CURE For Rheumatism only, This does not cost you one cent unless it does good, We cheerfully re- fund money, KDDAKS AND CAMERAS to rent 25c per day. WaltOn McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Tho Storer Maodonald Block, Wingham, MISS SPARLING GRADAUTE OF TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF 11SUSIC authorized t act er of the Andb 0 Music Method Simplex an garten. Teacher of Piano Pupils prepared for aminatione. Theory by correspondence to town pupils. CLASSES OPEN SEPT, 1St. Apply st- Apply at Mise Sperling's home, Minnie street. letoher Kinder. d Theory. co•eervestory ex - Vat of twrnaham Business college 0 I CHAS. W. ULTnNS, - principal. GEU, SPOTTON, • President. Is a link in Canada's Great- est Chain of High - Grade Colleges founded during the past twenty six years,. This chain is the largest train- ers of young people in Canada and it is freely admitted that its graduates get the best posi- tions. There iS a reason; write for it. A diploma from the Commercial Educators' Association of Canada is a passport to success. You may study partly at bonne and finishat the College, n C g, Enter any day. Fall Term Opens Aug. 29th WINGHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE ChrisIie's Grocery PHONE 59. This is the Season When every housewife thinks about her pickling and with that comes the Spice and Vinegar purchase, THIS YEAR WE'VE GIVEN' SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SPICES AND VINEGAR, AND HAVE BOUGHT ONLY GRADES OF UNSUR,,PASSED QUALIT/, Pepper (ground and whole), Whole Mixed Spices, Ginger, Cinnamon, Triplett°, Mate, Curry, Celery Seed, Mustard seed, Chillies. Cloves, A 114 Spice, Cayenne, eta., etc. TOMATOES AND PEACHES Lowest possible prises eeciyrding to kind end gtlalitS.. The Tea and Coffee Store OCT FLOWERS AND FLORAL DESIGNS T.C. GRAHAM & SON PRONE 101, Wear Greer's Shoea and Robbers Card of hanks: Mr, and Mrs. W .' Nioholeon wish to thank all the, ;friend who were so kind and helpful to th in their time of midden bereaveme • , also to those who sent so many beg iful flowers, Set of single harness and buggy for sale oheap, Apply to H, DAVIS, Schools Re The Wingham Schools will re•ope The High School h the staff of teaobe; vinston, taking th At the Public Soh teachers will be in requested to be in JJ' day so that their pen Tuesday High and Public on Tuesday next. a only one change in , Mr. Percy of Al - Mplace of Mr. Forbes ol the same staff of charge. Pupils are Their places on Tues.. lams can be formed. WANTED—An apprentioe or an im- prover. Apply to E 0. White, Tailor. A Ne Next week the T the pubiication of a "Lure of the Mas Grath. This is a by one of the mos the time, There i of this story. L chapters in our ne Story. Y IES will commence new story entitled, by Harold Mao- asoinattng romance popular authors of action in every line k for the opening issue, WANTRD,--A girl, Apply et TI od general servant ES offioe, Wingha Itis tbe desir make this year's fa Thursday and Fri and 30th, one of th held in Wineha good list of attraoti oonoert on the ev 80th. Large and issued next week g 's Fall Fair. of the Directors t0 fair, to be bald on ay, September 29th best fall fairs ever There will be a neo d n a high.olass ins_ of September mall bills will be ng full particulars. Sewing wanted— Get xarticulars at TIDIES OTr'ioe, Crops in Hi A correspondent papers from Godet ing in this mottoes i and this part ot the record, notwitheta storm which wiped many fume. Fall 25 bushels to the a somewhat more last three years. than average oro some fields going 50' Oats will pan out the acre, and peas, t here, about 16. R no rot being eompl toes. The apple or failure. roe County, riting to the daily ch says:—Harvest- almost completed, aunty owe h a good nod ding the big hail out the crops on wheat will average re, the straw being entifnl than in the rley will be a more about 85 bushels, btu/bele to the acre. bout 40 bushels to e poorest field crop at crops are good, ned of in the pota- p is almost an entire Oar Splendid -School Shoes at $1 25, $1 60, and $2.00, Cut down the Shoe bills in every family where they are worn. W, 3, GREER The Ga It will be welcom: to know that partri fall. The open pheasants and par the 15th day of Ooto 15th day of Novem quail, wild turkey squirrels, is from December 15th; s tember 15th to Apri other water fowl, December 151h; n 1915; hares, Ootob 15th. Wood hare may be taken or ki at any time by the lessee, or by any pe ten lionise or Penni owner, 000upant br any of these &nim: enbseotiOn shall be nearest officer of distribution to eh Beaver and otter ma 1915; muskrat an. to May 1st. Laws. news for sportsmen e may be shot this eason for grouse, idge beginning on •er and ending the r, The season for , blaok and grey November 15th to ns and geese, Sep. 15th; dnoke or any September 16th to oaperoalize until r 181 to December cotton -tail rabbit led in any manner caner, Occupant Or eon holding le writ- , to shoot from s0oh eesee, provided that e kilted uhder this Winded over to the he Department for ;table inetitntions. got be killed until mink.Deoenlber let Cow to ExOlt 0n —A good Jersey s Grade Corr to o ch&naefoz Irtoleteln, or other hetrete t milker. Apply to t..10', HANSON, National hotel, Winghani, Read Willie & Co.'s adv on palfe $. Annual t The annual eon Presbyterial Youu be head in the Pr Whtteohuroh, on 7 151h, There will t eveningmeeting g tee e in r t g program onvention.. (Indust of Maitland People's Unton will. shyterian Church et nureday, September a an afternoon and ladr the a is an in, or both sessions, Freels fish every week -end, at FaLrs' butcher shop, T, Conservative Lader Coming. The Executive Co mittee of the East Huron Coaxer votiveoto es o i A o held ed a n h mooting in Wingh this week, when were made for the Borden, the Censer' Borden will be in VP' September 2011', wh will be held in the afternoon. m on Tuesday of cal arrangements visit of Mr, R. L. ative Leader. Mr, ngham on Tuesday, n a public meeting opera house in the The school children need the best shoes.. Try our School Shoes.. W, J. Gems • Apiary Insp Mr. J. S. Sohrati Apiary Inspector 1 Huron and Brune, • last week. He repo industry in this seer; felling a condition a Sohrank says that t old combo lying nes in this way many b vises better care treatment of bees. Keep your eye o window for Saturd of ctor Here. of Port Elgin, r the counties of as in this district is that the honey n is not in as flow'• it should be. Mr. oman 1 m ypeopehave the bee boxes and es are lost. He ad- eing taken in the G. Petterson's Amended The amended re ed the Legislature goes into effect o entitled "An : of r tion of Instrument There have been e made in the old e section having b angors and all parts sales.or transfers w, serve the oharems cations and diificu later. egistry Act. istty sot, whioh pass. at the last session, September 1. It is pecting the registra relating to lands," reat many changes o n s tute, almost every n recast. Convey- s onveys interested in Iand uld do well to ob• ud thee avoid oompli• 3es that might arise Wagons for sale. Apply to Guxvs', Limited. Death of r. Henry. Mr. Thos. Henr , who has been in feeble health for some weeks, passed away at the home . bis son, Mr. Wm. Henry, late G. T. agent, on Sunday evening, in his 68,• year. Mr. Henry had for some year resided at Brussels before coming to ' ° ingham and•previous to that lived near . • e village of Bright, Deceased was a • an of a quiet dispo- sition. Besides a r. Wm. Henry, an. other son, living in the west, and one daughter, snrviv; The remains were taken to Bright n Tuesday for inter- ment in the fami plot, Big bargains fn ladies and ohildrena slippers and, oxfords at W. J. GREER'S clearing ease. Fire G Holiday. Oa Friday last Civic holiday—about eleven o'olook th fire bell ringing soon made it evident • at many people had not left the to • r, The cause of the alarm was a fire in Mr. M. Beokwith's bake shop at he rear of Mr. J. L Awde's floor an• feed store. The grates in the fire plaoe ell out and in a very short time the •lees was ablaze. The firemen wero p • mptly on the scene and in a short time he fire was ander con- trol, Mr, Beek •, ith Will have consider- able loss and n . fortunateiy he carded no insurance. .r he rooms were put its shape and bus nese was continned on Saturday, Chang: in Times Staff The editor of the TIMES bas found that the work o a number of different positions has • en crowding in on his time and we have added a new member to our staff. Miss L. Attridge, who has for some time been Librarian at the Public Library and doing the office work for the Light and Water Commissioners, will In future have-charge of the book- keeping and general office work in the TiMEs office, t, ; d has authority to receive inontet and g -e receipts duringany teniporary abs uoo of the editor. The Times now ha an excellent eteff end we are in et positio to give all work prompt and Careful tette • time. With the extra staff the editor . (mos to olive more per - Nodal tittentien er-sonalattention the newspaper and Job printing. FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIONS. It hale beep found thl era' excursions already! pointe,beve not product ers as expected and, e operatiose in Ontario a this year, Iwo addition being run from all st by the Canadian Paci& of $10 00 to Winnipeg Moose.Jew on Maine Lines on Tuesday, Tuesday, September 6 will be run through Winnipeg b Wi peg wit no oh9 avoiding transfer tro arrangements en rout issued to women be half rate tiokets for c Ask any 0, P. a t the farm labor. run froth Ontario da emane 1 b r• a q_ the harvesting. e about over for it exonreiona are tions in Ontario Railway at rate nd points east /of ine and Br r101t ugnet 30e and t. S e 1 trains fro oronto to Re of oars, thus bias and oedema Tickets will be there will be 110 ildren. nt for partionlers You will have to hurry et some of the bargains at Pattertionf(big window sale this week. c Married a A wedding took pl T. Hemphill, King day at hie;h noon, Lulu was united in Smyth, of Trail, B. moose which was pe E. J. Millyard, ig p immediate relatives parties, a repast was married couple left south, and leave eh ern province. T h distance graced the hill and wife also Wroxeter; Coudnet son and daughter, Miss Arnold of Exe ding trip the happy Trail, B. C.• -He groom la a former and the bride a for lady. Both are w our readers and al TIDIES in extend lotions. 1 g Hensall, oe at the home of reet, on Wednes- hen his daughter, arriage with Roy After the cere• formed by Rev. J. some of the very of the contracting erved. The newly the evening train tly far the West - following from a acaasion, T. Hemp iso Herds, all of r Ireland, wife and 1 Kincardine, and r. After the wed• ouple will settle in all Observer. The Ingham young man er Wroxeter young known to many of will join with the hearty oongratu- Schools open: enxt e • ay. leo to BNox's for yeur•school •oka. Officla Programme, b Caned For the C an National Exhibition of this year an iflcial Programme has been issued sho ing the special attrao- tionator each d y; days of judging for every kind of st ale poultry,.grain,vege• tables, and the prizes to be istributed for all entries; regret= of harness horse racing, do ailed dee iption of the performances in roe o e grand stand, fireworks diepia —t countless attract• tions of the mid ay which this year, is to be more comp te than ever, and the bands from almo t every town in 'Doter. io with their spec al performauce days Programme ale shows the rates in effect from Onta o points during the Exhibition, spoof 1 low rates in effect on excursion days a d thespecial train n ser• vi,e in effeot fro all pointe. Copy of programme may a obtained from any Canadian Paciti Railway Agent, or by writing R L Thompaor, D. P. A., 0, P. R., Toro o. High and PubIio kinds at KNOX'S. books of all GENERAL CO FERENCE NOTES Tne general co, basis of church n to 35, after havi•, of the committee time. Towards aorimony began to the whole the de earnestly and sober The footnote to he rules regulating the conduct of me • bers of the Metho- dist Church, part onlarizing dancing, oard playing and th-atre•going as injuri• ons, is to be abolished after many years agitation. Rev. Lir. Carman and Rev. Dr, Chown, of Toronto were elected super. intendente of the Methodist body in Canada. Mr. Caran was elected for eight years, and t'r. Chown for four years. The others ; leoted were: Secretary of h . me missions—Dr, James Allen, Toron o, Secretary Of for nen missions—Rev. T. Shore, Toronto. Secretary of ed' cation -Rev, d'. W Graham, Toronto, Secretary of te and moral ref. Moore, Toronto, Beek steward for central district-- Rev Dr, Briggs, Toronto. Book stewar for enet--Rev, ti3r. Mosher, Nova S.otia. Editor of Oh Wien t4nardien—Rev, W. b'. Ordghton, Toronto. Editor of W eleyetti,aR&v. 0, N. .IOhnston, Califor • to. Secretary of So day tohools and Ep- worth Leagues-- r ev, Dr. Hazlett. Dr, Oattian elS; - elected on the lint ballot by PIS vot it to 65 for Dr, Can. non, and 19 Or r, Inose, of Toronto, ference approved the on by a vote of 220 debated the report on union for some he end some little •e developed, but on ate was oarried on parance, prohibition m -'-Rev, T. Albert Mr. J. E MoGo re, of Neaustedt, ie spending his holi• ays at his home in town. Miss Millie Harr e, of Wroxeter, was visiting with W ,gham friends for a few days, Miss May Readi • g weer visiting at the home of Mr. Rob -rt Murray in Gorrie last weep, Mr. and Mrs, H O. Bell, of Sonthamp. ton, were palling on friends in Wing - ham this week. Mrs, W. J. Mi Cn lq, of Stratford,. was visiting for a few days with her cousin, Mrs. 13. B. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs P. Linkiater were vie. ting with Mr. and re. A J. Helm, at Cranbrook on Oivi. holiday. Mr, and We T. ; Keeler, of Mitchell,. were visiting at th home of Mre. Has. lain, Frances street last week. Miss Ethel Tiplin has returned home atter spending the ,ast five weeks with relatives in Clevela • d and Detroit. Rev. W. L, and re. Steeves have re- turned house after spending a few weeks with relatives an friends at Malone, N, Y. Mr, Frank R. Pi • won left last week on a trip through t e West and if he finds a good opensg will likely remain there. Mr, Chas. Deans 'eft on Monday for Chatham to be wit• hie brother Peter Deans, who is seri eels, ill with typhoid fever. Miss N. M. Wa• : left on Saturday for Toronto where sh intends visiting her friends and rely ives for a couple of weeks, Mr, and Mrs. R B. Jaffrey. of Toron- to Mr, and Mrs Clarence ClaIliin, of Cleveland, are 'siting with Mr. and Mre, A. Tipiing. Rev, Thos. Jr. Rev. Geo, Jack in town this we of their brother - Walker, Mr. Wm. J. anneal oonventi Way Employees week, as delegate division. Mr. and Mrs. children left last Vancouver, 13. C., it with the formor' in town and with ot district. Mr. Carlaw, teller Commerce has been Windsor branch an promoted to the posit Wingham office. Mr. and Mrs. A. M and Mr and Mrs. M. ark, are visiting with McGee and Mr. and East Wawanosh. TI sisters and they will ant visit, •heap, of Strashroy, and on, of Walkerville were k attending the funeral n -law, the late Michael it is attending the bis n of Maintenance of t Boston, Mass , this rom the. Q wen Sound Wm. Halliday and eek for their home in fter an extended vet - mother and sister er relatives in this in the Bank of promoted to the Mr. McInnes is on of teller in the nroe, of Ardoch, ea000k, of Lan. Mr, and Mrs. John ire. Jas. MoGee in e' four ladies are ave a very pleas. HOUSE TO RENT on John street. A ER. One more chance dow Bale at Patter this week. Don't rteble hoose to JAS WALK• A .. Sher big win• n': jewellery store es it. CHURCH NOTES. Rev. and Mrs. R. MoEarohen, of Whiteohuroh are emending their boli•, days in Toronto and Rev, Mr. Thynne, Palmerston is taking the services est Whiteohnrch and Langside, On Sunday, Sept. 4th, the Howick Baptist Church will celebrate the 50th anniversary. In 1860, just 50 years ago this summer, the first Baptist Church of that dietriot was organized and a build- ing was eroded on the stye where now stands the pretty and modern Baptist °hutch building. The first building ser- ved its purpose well for nearly 40 years but in the year 1900 the people of the ohuroh decided that a new building must take the place of the old and the presont commodious and up.to•date ohuroh building was erected. All the new l" gt .rand Pablio School books at IiNOx' One Of the' biggest and richest nnggete ever taken from Cobalt oamp will be ex. hibited at the 'Toronto Fair, It weight (lose to three quarters of a to . $1,000 worth of j Saturday of this sone, f[ory forw$500 on at W. G. Patter. NO fewer than 6,171 settlers, mostly b,innd for western provinces, will arrive at the port of Montreal this weak an ten steamships, The great majority of thepi ha1I from England and Scotland. Death Of A The death oocurr John street early Micheal Walker, on sident actf th s oti c Deceased bad been months having bee lysis, He was in h born in Ireland. settled on the 12th nosh and here pa hardships of pion nettled in the town with hard work he made et oomfortabl had 1 i a al b s life bee Methodist Church founders and firs Church in gnat he was a Liberal, an active part in ten years ago moved to Wingh sided at their ho July, 1904, they wedding, on whi a happy re-unio family of eight so as well as the be in her 76111 year, are:—Mrs. J. E. Ieaao and Elisha, James, of Wingh ley, of Clinton; Judges' Court of ion at Osgoode H a sergeant of the and Thos. E , of neial took place to the Wingham at the house an ioneer. .at his home on nday morning of of tbe pioneer re.. of Hurn county. t . n ill for some few stricken with pewee 76th year and was fty•ane years ago he. ine of East Wawa - sod through all the er life. When be 1p all was bash and leered the land and home .lir. Walker connected e to 't d wi h the', and was one of the', members of Brink. wanosh. In politics ut had never taken nblio affairs. Some and Mrs. Walker and have since re. eon John street. Io debrated their golden h occasion their was i of the family. A is and one daughter, aved widow, who is urvive. The oeildren Anderson, Toronto; of East Wawanosh; m; George and Wes - A., Secretary to the he Chancellory Divis• 11, Toronto; Jaokeon, Toronto police force, Streetsville. The fu et Tuesday afternoon cemetery, the services grave being conducted by Rev. Dr, Rutledge. l Go to KNOX' or your school sup- plies, GIRLS WANTED—Far work on power sewing maohines in knitting mill or on day work. Olean, steady work, and good wages, will pay railway fare, pro- vided applicants stay with ns six months Apply, THE WATSON MPH, Co. Limited, Paris, Ont. CIVIC OLIDAY. Civic holiday w e generally observed by Winghemitee The excursion to Kincardine was t ' e main attraction and nearly• . four hund d tickets were sold in Wingham, The •ay was all that could be desired and the large number of people had a•plea ant time at the lake town. Luckno • Brussels and Wing. ham having oivlo holiday on the same day helped to sw ll the crowd. The local bo • lers bad an excellent day's sport in pia ing a series of Sootoh Doubles. In the rophy matohes Masers. A. M. Orawfor. and E, Walsh were winners of firm prize and Messrs, L. Kennedy and B. Bary, second prize. In the consolation, Messrs. D. B. Porter ando n J h Mas,n won first and Jos. Stalker and D , Price, second. The following is a lis of the players and the different roan. The names of the winners apple ng to the left of the column:— Trop . ,• —First Round. 0. A. Rintoul T, 0. King, ek. L, Hinkley A, E. Porter, E. Walsh A.M. Crawfo J Mason D. B Porter, K. Rae L. W. Hanso Dr. Prioe J. Stalker, sk B. Leary L Kennedy, Geo. Gregory E. Nash, sk, W, R Geikie Robt- Allen, sk. C. P. Smith . A, H. Musgrove, sk, R. H. King , ek. D. Holmes, sk. Rev. E. H. Orely ek. W. B. Forbes, air. F. J. Hind sk, A. E. Smith, ak. C. N. Griffin • 1). Davies, ek. W. A Campbell k. J. W. Orr, Bk. 0, Dallas R. Clegg, Bk. S and Round. A. E. porter A. M. Crawfor 3. Stalker L. Kennedy T. 0. King D, 13. Porter L. W. Hanson E. Nash Seti-Finals. A. M. Crawford L. Kennedy A M. Crawford Consolatio If Musgrove Holmes E. Smith Clegg A. R, D. Holmes R. Clegg D.13 Porter E. Nadi A. E porter J. Stalker 1081, L, Kennedy —First Round. Robt. Allen W. B, Forbes D. Davies J. W, Orr Round. A. H. Musgrove A. E. Smith . 0 King W. Hanson otnd. Second Third 1) Holmes . Dallae t) B Porter eo. Grogory J Stalker E. Porter Semi. Finals. J. Stalker, bye, b, 13. Porter D. H, Porter Holmes Pinel. i. Stalker On Labor Day, next Monday, a rink oompetitton will be held and is good day's sport is pro teed if tbe Weather is Womble. The Pickling Season, The pic and to have theest &ioklols it is verson inoy important that the nese vinegars sbnuld be used, We have just opened two lines of very special quality, one a pure 8 X malt, one year old vinegar, the other a pure alder vinegar two years old, thus insuring not only strength, richness and ripeness, but absolute safety. Yon o will find our price very reasonable,. D. M. Coupon, LAND FOR SALE Quarter aeration of land in. Seeketohe- wan, twenty acres broken, thirty acres fenced, five acres bush, email house and stable, good water. O. N GRIF'FIN, Real Estate Agent, Wi'gham, Ont, BULL FOR SERVICE The undersigned will keep tor service on his premises, lot 41, concession 13, East Wawaeash, a thoroughbred Here- ford Bull. Terms, -- $i 00, payabie at time of ser- vice. W. 3, CURRIE, Wingham, WINGHAM CHOPPING MILL. Having cnntracted for Bran. Shorts Flour, Feed, etc., to be &hipped in oar lots I will i be abs , n pp1 v these at all time1 w e to ss in any quantities. Also all kinds of Chop for sale in large or small quan- tities. I will exchange Flour for Wheat on the usual terms. Market prices paid for all kinds of grain, EZRA MERKLEY Proprietor, Sale by Tender We will receive up to Sept. 13th, nn behalf of Mrs Herron, tenders for the following properties: — Frame house, Edward St , good as new. Double house, John St., good investment, Will pay 8 to 10 per cent. Special Bargain For Private Sale. John Allenby's property, town plot, just the plane for a retired far- mer; immediate possession as Mr. Ailenpy is going to California Price right. HOUSES TO RENT Good Dwelling suitable for Board- ing House. Central. Three rooms with summer kitchen on ground fisor, hard and soft wets er, good locality, Two good Cottages at $5.50 per month. Ritchie 86 Cosens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE There's One Way To Get Good Shoes Buy them! And pay the price, for good shoes are worth it I Every time von skimp in shoes, you cheat yourself The tieht shot ter ynnr p: rrienlar foot is o reistiiir i:nportanoe —ye hat they one is SECONDARY "INVICTOS SHOES" are Rrori ehbes, and would be made bettor still, if that were p rssihle —yon milt find a norresp- oudlrg high valet in them for every dollar they cost you. W. JrGREER Sole AgentR for flo •ar and , ,•r ::v ,l lnvict.is :Shoes f„1 , ,ai.r.:, tad tie,.te.