The Wingham Times, 1911-02-23, Page 1THE WINGHAM
VOL. XL -NO. 2038,
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All Right
Never in the history of the
town was the pay roll of our fae.
tories so large as at present, and
never Were our farmers so pros-
perous.
Ritchie 86 Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
WINGRAM, ONTARIO,
Farmers who want money to buy
house, cent% or hogs to feed for market
oan have it on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradestnen, mer-
chants or agente, on favOrable terms.
Loans on real estate. at the lowest
rates going. •
1•1,1
Wear Greer% Shoes and Subere
Read Your Label.
Label oorreetions of the Tame up to the
IAth ot February hays been made and all
the address labels c tinged accordingly.
We invite our Babe ribere to read their
label carefully, and tt the date it bears
does not represent crreeUy the dote to
whioh their aubsori ion is paid, drop us
card, And if on t e other hand thecor.
rent date indicates hat there are Arrears
against your moo $, we will duly ape --
vedette an effort jn your part to wipe
off the amount, and start with your
subsoription paid fn advance.
Big:Bargains in Footwear. Clearing
Sale. W. J. GRUEL
A Litt Spring,
Easter Sunday I somewhat late this
year coming on A 11 16tb. Easter day
is one of the move le feasts, its date de.
pending upon a ph s of the moon. It
is always the first nday after the full
moon whioh happe upon or next after
the 21st day of Mar If the full ra0011
• comes on a Saturda , Easter day is the
Sunday following. It never oan be
earlier than Maroh nd, nor later - thou
• April 26th. It is a o mmon gotten 'that
Spring is early or ate, according to
Easter coming ea y or lete. Those
• who believe this tel ne we will have a
late Spring this ye
WANTED —A goo
Apply to Mrs. J
general servant girl.
hnson, Feenois St.
Snnday Scho _Entertainment.
The annual eat itainment under the
auspices of St. ' drew's Presbyterian
Sunday School wi 1 be held in the lec-
ture room of -the arch on Friday even-
ing of this week, -A good program of
solos, dune', red Wong, dialogues, eto.
hoe been arm ed and an excellent
evening's enter ainment is assured.
•Those attending •is entertainment Will
help in the work 1 the Sunday school
The admission is 5 cents and ciente for
Sunday wheel o dren.
All a000unte due roe must be paid by
Maroh let or they will be placed in other
hands for collection.
J. T. LENNOI.
Late Mr. Go don's Funeral.
The funeral of th late DonaldMaoKay
Gordon was held rea Friday afternoon
last to the Wingha n cemetery. Private
service was held at4be family residence
by Rev. D. Perrie ,nd the funeral took
place at 2 o'clock a d wan attended by
a large number of ia business men and
old friends of the d muted. There were
a number of ben itul final tributes.
The pall -bearer's re Drs. A.J. Irwin
and T. IL Agnew 1 d Meagre W.J.Greer,
Z. A. McLean, F. nohantin and Geo.
Mekenzie, The u tubera of the Town
Council attended 1 e funeral in a body.
GREEN BONE.—Feed your poultry
green bbne whicleis one of the best egg
producers known, Nothing but the
genuine allele sold at A. E: Louttit'm
butcher shop.
Christie's Grocery Royal Welsh L dies Choir,.
ti
Seventeen finished Soloists and their
PHONE 59. gifted Clonduotrees, MadamHughes
Thomes, all from ladles, will 'appear
• here on March 71h a at royal treat is
guaranteed. This . the game choir
that was "command1"n 11107 by our
-, late King. The phot appeared on the
• Royal YischS on tits occasion and de-
• lighted their West' a with their mode,
Diadem Engine Tho an pollsessea *Teri
valuable gift of roys favor as souvenir
of thet °Cession. T ere will be ramie
for the minima s4t popular number;
for thole who rarelt attend oonoerte, as
well as those who never" go to eon-
Oettr. The Ohoir 4pesrs In the quaint
*Mown if the n live Welsh folk OA
shown in wlnaofr (Ards. Plan of
hall will open 4 McKibben's drag
Otero at 2 o'clock jn Friday afternoon.
TRY OUR STORE •
FOR
TEA AND COFFEE
WANTED
A Good Smart Boy
ir.rtenztt CiNstel re --Great time genets
for the tidiest. They oettainly are s
neeful arable for the kitchen. To oan
get them *1 .brotn at to $11, No need
paying PA $88 or $40 for one, when yore
oan get one ter tat leis, Cell and be
contused 00 to what 1 eity at S.
Olte.021°S) fOrrilinre itote.
Through Colonist Cars to Winnipeg
and West -Comfort Travel
for Se tier etc.
New teether colonist oats in
Which births at ee 06 now Muting
between Toronto, Winnipeg and Van.
WM* on the Canadian Patine "Win.
lapel Emus" leaving Toronto 10.10 p.
re, daily. The oars rite new, bright, 01011
and enetire a comfortable ,thurney to the
West without change 01 Oitts en route.
WINGRAN, ONTARIO, TI1URSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 1911.
PERS0,IAL.,
Read Willis & Co.' n nil,. on page.
Plan Opere on Friday,
The plan of hall -or the Welsh Lad*.
Choir entettainmer will open at MoKtb•
bon'e drug store at -1 o'olock on Friday
afternoon of thin welt, Thie mining
to be the best entexeiinment ever held in
Winghtim and W would ;Idyll* our
readers to femora th ir Pottage early,
fA
Fon Sark—I offe for intle my home,
and tote, milk bueinees, milk bottlee, eto.
Taos Wingham.
Huron Old Bye' at Horne.
Five hundred gue4s enjoyed a delight'
ful evening at the lOmple Building in
Toronto, on Friday ight, on the mons.
in of the eleventh a anal "Al Home"
of the Huron Old Bi a' Association of
Toronto, The presid at, Major Joseph
Beek, o -meted the iaiv, and stirring
addreeses were give by Mr. Robert
Holmes, ex•M. P. for West Huron, Mr.
Thomas MaoGillond , Dr. Sloane, and
$ohool Trustee W. , MoTaggert. A
capital oonoert progra me wae provided
by Mre. Leslie A. axwell, soprano;
Mier Eileen Hoover, v olinist ; Mule Leila
Hoover, pianist; Mies Hattie Gordon
and Mande Snyder, oottish dancers;
Master Douglas Ste bury, contralto;
Mr. Will j. 'White comedian; and
Piper. Roes, of the th Highlandere.
After the concert a anoe of twenty
numbers and a fine upper were pro-
vided.
W ANTED—Fifty ctrde of good dry cert.
ar wood. Apply at the Western Fenn-
dry.
The Loc4 Newspaper.
The late Hon. D vtd Davide once said:
"Each year every eel paper gives from
$100 to $5,000 in fr e lines for the bene.
fit of the oommnnUy in which it diem.
latee No other a Boy can or will do
thin. The local edit r, in proportion to
his means, does mor for his town than
any otherlen men, 41d in fairness, man
with man, he ong 11 to be supported ;
not because you hap .en to like him or
admire his writinge, not because a local
paper is the beat lave taient a commun.
sty can make. It inzr not be brilliant
or orowded with g eat thoughts, but
financially it is mor4 of a benefit to a
community than a eaoher or teacher.
Understand no now we do not mean
morally nor intell Malty, but ellen-
oirdly ; and yet on a moral questions
yon will find th majority of local
Opera are on theI right aide. Today
the eaditers of thej looal papers do the
most work for thEJ least money of any
men on mirth. S bsoribe for your local
paper—not am e iarity,but as an in-
vestment.
A Smog OPPORTUNITT:—One-fourth,
One-third to One -halt off reenter prices
at our clearing sale. W. J. GREER.
A Highlant Wedding.
1. pretty weddin took place at the
home of Mr. audj, Kenneth Mao -
Lean, Kintail, We eeday, Feb, 8th, at
7 o'olook p. m., widen their deughter,
Margaret, was jlingit in wedlock to Mr.
Robert Soon, of .nburn. The °ere.
many was conduit -d by the Rev. Mr.
of Loohiuh Church. The
groom, with Mr. 1.1 twig, of Blyth, took
hie stand at the Be p$h hour under an
arob of cedar prof ely decorated with
those oharminy li le heats of cupids
bearing love's mei gee. The bride en-
tered the drawing °one leaning on the
atm of her father nd looked very beau-
tiful in a gown o cream silk orepode
eheile wearing the customary Tell end
marrying large beepiet of maiden heir
fern and bridal EOM. Mies Minnie Mao.
Lean, of Detroit, muter of the bride, was
bridesmaid and -wi Warningly gowned
in white lingerie.
was played on the
McKay. After th
hundred and fit
a dainty 'weddin
NH spent in mu
following month
left for Gado:loll, 'tom thence they took
the train for OvrA Sound, Winghitin
and poling east. "i'he bride trarelling in
stilt Of navy bin btoadoleth and hat
*match. The ysting couple were the
reolpiente of roit0 handsome end tteeful
gifts showing the iteem in whioh they
ate hold. Etude frOm totirtt attending
the Wedding item •Mt. and Mrs. A.
Ifiehol and Mast.: Kenneth,and Mr,
and Mrs. Tit, Ke citron Of the Blue -
vile KIM, 'all ben ne Of the bride, also
Milt Lila OW,
The wadding march
agpipes by Duncan
ceremony about one
guests eat down to
supper, the evening
lo and dancing. The
Mr, and Mrs. Scott
Was Jennie Mamma, of Teamster, is
visiting with friends 1:4 Whighttm,
11100 Letitia Edw ads, of Bruesels,
was visiting with Wiwham Wendt,,
Mr, Earl Drumnunal, of Unseal= is
visiting with his pare; te, Mr, and Mrs.
Thos. Drummond.
Mr. and. Um. L. H. 3oennin and few
fly left this week 10' Toronto where
they intend making their home.
Mi. W. E. Pearson of Stratford was
°ailing on old friends in town last week
while here engaging funeral of the
late D. M. Gordon.
Mr, and Mu, Robt, goott, of Auburn,
visited Wends in town leo Mr, and Mrs.
T. M. Henderson and Miss Lila Gray,
of the Blnevale road a Wednesday of
hitt week.
Mr. F. Buohanan at ended*the annual
meeting of the Oater o branch of the
Dominion Alliance a Toronto last week
and was eleoted as member of the
Executive Oommitte
Story, Sone and Feast.
An evening of st y, song and feast,
under the anspicee St. Pant's Church
A, Y. P. A. will e held in the Mills'
Memorial Hall this Thursday) evening.
The program arrang id is a good one and
is of a national char oter, the first part
retorting to Canada nd the second part
to the United Statei The admission is
16 cents with refree mann; extra.
lith
Dead in is Room,
. The following, dated from Detroit,
February 21et, re ors to a former rest -
dent of Winghani —William White, 54
years old, who ea here teoently-from
Winghatn, Ont., as found dead in his
room at 128 Con rem Street east, thismorning,
morning. The ga was turned on full
fore°, and evert ing in connection
with the affair potnts to suicide. No
letters or wipers wete lwhioheft hieh would
give any clue ati to k e' whereabouts of
White's family, but Coroner Rothbaoher
has learned he had relatives in Liver.
pool, England. T e body is at the
County Morgue.
CHUR011i NOTES.
• Rev. Riohard Hielbs has been invited
to remain as pas or of James Street
Methodist Church, Exeter, for the 3rd
year.
Rev. Geo. Miller pastor of the Mild-
may Methodist Ch rob. passed away on
Thursday last in le 82nd year after a
brief illness.
Rev. Martin J. Wileon, B. A. has
been unanimously invited to remain a
fourth year as etbodist pastor at
Walkerton. Ile wrs a former pastor et
Teeewater.
Stioramental servi e will be held in St,
Andrew's Presbyter n oharoh on Sun-
day morning, March 5th. The prepar-
atory service will be beld at 230 o'clock
on Friday afternoon, March 3rd.
At the February meting of the On.
tario street quarterly bowel, Clinton, a
cordial and unanimoas invitation was
extended to Rev. T. Wesley Covens,
formerly of Brunets, f ir the third year
Rev. Dr. Rutledge reached mission-
ary sermons in the Me °dist Church at
Teeewater on Sunda and Rev. Mr.
Baker, of Teeswater, conducted the
services in the Methodi 1 Oburch here.
Het Jae. Kennedy, o London, father
of Dr. J. P, ennedy of his town, has
been made a life m mbar of the
Woman's Missionary Maly of the
First Methodist Chnreh London,
The Official Board of he Winghans
Methodist Ohuroh hal ex tided an in.
vitation to ker. Geo. W POWO7, of Era -
preen Avenue Chnroh, L
oorae palter of the Ohm here et the
ohm of Rev. Dr. Rutted e'e pastorate,
The annual report of the Luoknow
Presbyterian chianti the s a WWI mem-
beribip of n58 at the elos 01 1910, The
reoeip$i for the year w a $1983.75, of
whioh $10$.68 raptors ted a Wane
from 1909. The expendi Ere for the year
amounted te $2800.38.
Mr, Ovid 11. GRUM A prominent buil-
flagellum of Montreal was found deed
in bed.
non. Matthew 11. Utokey, ex.Lieutea-
ant Governor of Nfrik Stiotiti, died It
Halifix,
Tke Grand Trutik
betWeett Landon at
hendred-potted ratis
'Pit I it di
ere intio
•thwa regetaing the
Sting 01011gshotl wit do re. ititthotities In the IYI
Pelting and We do 11 tight, 1)r4 Leir, ktedieal
J. (luta. bleu oskod for Wore
tli rely the line
the Falle With
AO On at 1.
Hen of the health
held epidetilie Ott
tSilth Offitlet, bee
Ig00I1Qn
H1G1-1 SOH401. NOTES.
Homy Moon —The Luoknow vs
W. H. S. game wa played on Wednee-
dey evening last eesulting another
victory tor our bon by a score of 8 O.
There was a goo4 crowd in ettendanoe
and the game wa4 well contested. The
Luoknow boys w
some lucky shoot
octuntere but bef
regained the lose
time wore was 6
loci there were a
players, Newton
bed out in the fee
necessitated his le
ever after Dr. Red
up he was able
F. Maim refer
setistnotion ot all.
SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE
ADDRESS AN
PRESENTATION.
The members o
drews' Preebyte
very pleasant tini
and Mrs. Thos.
on Friday evenin
ion of a farewell
the oboir of St. An.
en
Si t; all: 1 Sph11711MhO °erg P0eliB street,riloo
last, being the QOM'
00,151 evening to Mr,
ha burst of speed and and Mu. Robt. M xwell, who have for
ng tallied the Arai two number of yea been valuable and
re half-time our boye highly esteemed tubers of the choir -
ground and the halt. The evening was - 'ent in speeoh mak-
II. Ia the seemed per- Ing, songs, solo*, ay. During the ever -l-
umber of ttooidenti to ing supper was set lid and in every way
t Luoknow received a all enjoyed a ver pleasant evening,
from the oriole which On behalf of the choir, Mr. Geo, W,
r0a MaiWen with a
cutlery and to Mr.
brella, The address
• Mutton, Mr. Max-
i himself and Mt",
thanked those pre.
Ing the game, How. Citne presented
ond had patched it set of pearl -handle
o get around again. Maxwell a silk n
ed the gime to the was read by Mr.
well, on behalf
Maxwell, heartily
A MoneT SATING SAM— Big bargains
etianstyfowroinhiedbeloanngtit
every day in the week ot our clearance
sale of footwear. w. GRISR. days spent in Wi
GOOD ADVER
FOR CANADA..
The negotiati no for a reoiprootty
Itom
agreement bet this country and
the United Stats may or may not le -
suit in ohanges in Customs duties, but
there ia no donIt that they will have a
decidedly beim oial infl nonce in draw-
ing attention tc the advantages of Cana.
da. Not only in the United States,
but in Great B Hain and on the contin-
ent, the propos.- d agreement is the sub.
ject of mach dileassion, and politician,'
and cow/nerds orgenizations are refills .
ing that Canadt is something more than
a wilderness of ,oe and snow. President!
Taft in his men 'age to Congress asking
for the endorse ion of the agreement
practically insist d on its adoption be-
muse it would o en the way to the
obtaining of a foe supply tor the people
of the Republic. le did not say that
Canada was desti ed to become the
chief wheat -erode° ng country of the
North American continent, but he did
say that thts was a Jgreat ocnntry, with
whom the people 1 the United States
should be on good terms in mitten of
trade as in everyth ng elite.
Organs of publi opinion in the Uni-
ted States which ever before referred
to Canada excep with a sneer have
suddenly discover d that this country ie
worth while, Ev n the southern tour.
nate, whone inter at in the development
of the Dominion has been in the past
purely academie, have shown an enter.
prising concern o er the trade possibile
ties that are open d up by the suggestion
of a wider Interco rse.
All this means hat Canada is coming
into her own. M ny hard knooks have
been levelled at t e people here in days
gone by, and She ympathy of the ener-
vated noes has b en a little more diffi-
milt to bear tha the indifference of
people who shout have known better
It is a long lane tjiat has no turn, and
Canada seems to nye reached the turn.
—The Commerce 1, Winnipeg.
STRAT Doti-- Collie dog, bl , with
white brew's, came to mi pr tees this
d *01 o4ner before
the let of Maro the dog ill be killed.
ALONZO FINLEY.
A Teac ger of Agriculture.
The Walker -on Telescope mays: Dur-
ing the emit n of the oonnty cotmoil
lark week co aranniontion from Judge
Klein was Teat that created considerable
disoussion. It the letter the judge said
y of $500 for the mange
office the Government
grioultural teaoher into
se duty it would he, not
rfonhinre in one of the
also to teach spied -
re in a %maddest way,
on their own fame
methods of dratm.ge, clams of grain to
sow, ole. The oat to the Government
would be $2,500. The ocitmoil took the
matter under the r Molt serious oonsid- -
elation and they will bring the question
op at the June se Ilion.
that by an ont
of fitting up a
would send an
the county, wh
only to teach
high sohotn, bit
ture to the farm
by showing the
Losiiiis Set,
Some strange queries come into a
newspaperinform Won bureau, and the
OnsWers are not a4aya easy, *01 0110 of
tbe funniest Was t .gssy is this The
Evening Tibiae in Ormation buteant"in.
Oinked a ?oloO e other end of the .
wire. ton po tell answered the re,
potter. "Anythin We 0011 do tot you?"
"Well, 1 Want to ow with *15 11 killed.
Abel?" ,'Why, It i brother, O01n in
'Weed the report , who had Ones at
tended Sandey So 001 before he broke
IntOthisne*spape pehaw"
count regretfrill from the inquiring
voice. 111 bet 'II have to go *nbotil
susgroyersost III whiter; bet & tel -
low $00 that it Wei Gelitith. ',Thanks,"
1 gifts and said that
emeraber the happy
ham. The following
is a copy of the a dress;
To Mr, and Mre. Maxwell -
We, your feflom4 membere of St. An-
drews' Choir, hay learned with deepest
our midst. Darien the many years you
have been identi ed with thin congrega.
tion, ron v a en a moat aotive inter-
est in all the dap rtments of the work
Especially wool we mention your con-
etant eervioee in he choir, yonr interest
in theYoung Pe ple's Guild, and your
devotion to the
every respeot.
We ware yci that it is with the
greatest reluotan m we part with the old- -
est and most esti emed members, of the
choir. While ass aing you that you carry
away the beat washes of the choir, we
would desire then you accept this tang.
ible token of on sincere appreciation of
your untiring i terest and devotion to
the work of the Good Master whom we
serve.
We heartily Leh you all happiness
and prosperity u your new home and
may yours b , "The blessing of the
Lord; it mak th riob. He addeth no
sorrow with it. '
Signed by e members of the choir.
Money Saved
Here
Our Winter Trade is about
over and we must get our
Store iri order for the large
line of Spring Shoes that will
soon be here.
regret of your int nded departure from
We need the Room and
can use the money and
we don't want the Shoes
we have on hand.
Chureh's welfare in
"Twenty five beautiful Easter Poet -
cards sent postpaid for fifteen oente.
These postcards are embosed in gold and
are just the thing to send to your friends.
Boys and girls wanted as agents, Send
two cent stamp for samples and partioul-
ars. Superior Card Co., Dept, 5, Toronto.
Coming—Mat ks Bros Co.
"A Family Fend" was the play pre.
vented by Marks 3ros.' dramatic) and
vaudeville company et the Oity Opera
House, last night, 1
veell.pleased andie
is fast becoming p
the patrons of the
judging from the nu
another large and
te The company
ime favorites with
Jity Opera Rome,
ober of people who
attend the theatre fnight after night
Grace Marks, the 4lever little star of
the company, app red as Truly Bar.
low, "The Terrible Rid," in last night's
bill, and she had Arcing support from
the company. T might their feature
Ploy, "Two Nightin Rome," will be
presented, and jad ing from the advance
Gale a capacity ho e will greet the pop-
ular company a ain. — Port Huron
Times -Herald. Tljin company will ap-
pear in Wingham bpera House, on Mon-
day, Tuesday and IVedneeday, Feb. 27,
28 and March e opening play
will be "Dawn W ere the Orange Bios
-
moms Grow." Cmange of play each
night. First clan specialties between
aots. Plan of hall at MoKtbbon's drug
store opens Friday noon. Prizes 253 and
ISa., children 15e.
FOR SALE.—I offer for sale my milk
route badness in the Town of Wing
ham. I am now milling about 165 quarts
of rnilk per day. lewdness inner be sold
as I am going West. W. J. KELLT.
AUCTION SALES.
.14444.444.,.
Mr, Wm. Nichols rt, of lots 44 and 45,
conoession 1, Turnb4rry. two miles east
of Sinevale, will hot a cleating auction
gale of farm sleek, n Tuesday, Febru-
ary 28111. All the I ok iv to be gold so
Mr. Nicholson has 1. Wed his farm and le
going West. John Invite audio:tear.
Mr. T. M. Henderstm, of the Bluevale
rola will hold an unreserved auction
gale of farm stook and implements on
Thursday, Mamie 2nd. - Every animal
and article is to he sold as mt. Bender.
son has tented hie fatm. John Parris,
auctioceer.
Mr. J. Tod Zoog, of let 11, eonoession
11, Turnberry, ha* rented his farm and
will hold a clearing auction sale of farm
itOok on Thursday, Maroh 9th, Every
animal *iL1» Paid mid there is a good
list of stoo . John Purvis will be the
atiotionder.
Mr. T. E. Welke will held a netkro
elle of 41 head of ( -.ttle at th National
h tel on Saturday February 5th, at 1
o'eleek. The Ito= ino rieW
dtie to calf Rho tim sale, 10 for.
*Ards 110 00we dtt# to ealve in litiltoh and
Aprd end le Isot plug eaves. Thie 11
spotrily telee lot of Durham' tad
ttolstelas an tt a 011 CO* *OM*
john *ui10, 114000111161,
EVery Shoe we own will be
offered at prices cut so low
they will sell at once.
Shoe up every member of
the family. The more Shoes
you buy, at our cut prices the
more you'll save.
W. J. GREER
THE SHOER
The VaIueJ,of Newspapers,
Few merchant nd oorporationa realiza the fall value f adcquate and system-
atic nee of new papers in advertising
their business. dvertiaing is salesman-
ship, but it gee further and reaches out
more broadly. Appearance of stores is
advertisiug, Ire traent acoorded custom-
ers, store nervi te, etc. Advertising le
not an expense bat an investment, end
the up.to. date ierohaat sets aside alined
per cent. for a vertising of various sorte,
A looal paper &igbt to be encouraged.
It is the most powerful agent of pnblio
opinion in the c immunity and the broad-
est carrier of y Jur own talk about your
store. Papers --hould eater to the ad.
venison, and IN e merchent should co-
operate with the paper to the mutual ad-
vatitage of brth, The newspaper is
usually willing to do what it can —Press
Siftings.
Four hnndre men from New Ontario
asked the Pre -racial Government Iran
week for an e tenolon of the T. & N. 0.
Railway into owganda and Elk Lake.
Ail the bedinj mining companies of she
distriot besid 1 the farming intereate
wore regrew) ed on the deputation.
The Governm nt was norecommittal in
reply, but pro teed that the epplioation
would be gtveji careful consideration.
.Eyes Tested
Free
All This Week
BY THE NEW
SHADOW TEST
at HIND'S DRUG STORE.
No drops or drugs necet.
salty. No tedious trying
on lens'.
FHind0 PhmiB.
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