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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-06-29, Page 1THS .WIN OHAMTIME VOL. XL, --NO, 2056. OUR CONFIDENCE JUSTIFIED If the name Eastman had not been behind them, we would. have been afraidthat tb er e was something besidethe price that was cheap, when e Camerae first came out, But they were made by Kodak workmen in the Kodak factories, That was enough to satisfy us, and the results have more thae justified our confidence. We don't understand how the Kodak people do it at the price, but here's their NO. 2a B1tOWNIE For 24. x 4} pictures, price only $3,00. Works just like a Kodak and makes wonderfully good pictures; other Brownies, $1.00 to $12.00. Walton McKllhon THE CRUCCIST Thea Store Macdonald Block, Wingham. We Have It ! JUST WHAT YOU WANT WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 29 1911, Wear Greer's Shoes and Sabers ,: • Butcher .$h Owing to Saturd ing Dominion Dai the three butcher will close at 12 o'cl ance of the day. P should make a note their supply of me hour. • cps Closed. y of this week be- - a public holiday— hops in Wingham ck noon for the bal- sons of these shops of this and order t before ' the noon � Watches, clocks, silverware and jewel- ry slaughtered at KNOX'S this month. North Huron The annual mel Huron Conservati held in the Wing Wednesday aftern< was very well ati were re-elected ex of Blyth was elect of the Association. John Wilford. SI the political questi delivered by A. H. and H. Eilker, Huron. Town or farm properties at prices to suit everybody's wishes. We know values, and when you consult us you get the advantage of our long experience in the Real Est- ate and Insurance business. Just at the present time we have some exceptionally nice properties on our lists at right prices. Wingham is a live grow- ing town and you will make no mistake in buying a home here. Two or three nice houses to rent.. Conservatives. ing of the North e Association was am Town Hall on n of last week and nded. The officers ept that F. Metcalf, d lst Vice President in place of the late 'rring addresses on ns of the day were Musgrove, M. P. P. P. P. for South t Ritchie & Cosens REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Read Wilts & Co.'s Adv. on page 8 Waterworks Monday, July 10th which the ratepayer Wingham will vete o authorize the expendi tional $5,000 on the tem of the town. Thi. used in completing the the people can be sup water for domestic water is one of the gr every community and favorable vote on this GIRLS WANTED.—Apply, D S. Perrin & Company, Limited, London, Ont. Accident in Turnberry. Last Wednesday Porter of Turnberr ful accident. With horses he was movi and when on the r, came frightened going into a rail lively for a short ti Mr. Porter was str one . of the rails, wound. Mr. Port confined to the hous friends wish him a y -Law, is the date on of the town of the by-law to ure of an addi- aterworks 111 be sys- money w ystem whereby lied with pure rposes. Pure t necessities of e hope to see a y -law. W. S. SHEPPARD, bandmaster Citi- zens' Phoe65Bor l aveorders and s a repairer, Phone piano warerooms. fternoon Mr. James met with a pain - a 'team of young g a steam engine ad the horses be- d ran away and ence made things e. It is thought ck on the head with nflicting a severe r has since been and his numerous peedy recovery. Coronation D An interesting took place in Toro Day, when Miss Ma Wingham young lad of Mr. Reese, of The wedding took pl her si§er, Mr. Jas. the happy couple lef coast. Miss Sadler good wishes of man. one of the most pop of Wingham and for had been an active w Church and Sunday Wedding, atrimonial event to on Coronation Sadler, a former , became the bride oungstown, Ohio. ce at the home of err, after which on a trip to the i11 have the hearty friends. She was lar young ladies number of years rker in St. Paul's hool. LONG LIVE TH King George V., eight, of Hanover, was on Th crated to the service of t pire, and hi turn receive homage of his worldwi With his consort, Quee majesty was crowned in Westminster, with a11• t religious rites and royal ce scribed by historic custom ure within the grey-walle one of mediaeval splendor. nation .services, solemn a were those handed dow earlier centuries, and the principal secondary roles great function were garbe of the multi -colored, go] trappings worn by their bygone generations. The up a wonderfully affective the central .figures. Outsi ly dull streets had been tr to a mass of color. The Queen's progress to the a return to Buckingham P1 unbroken ovation. The r med with a vast polyglot background of -bravely de ing stands and windows a of; which were crammed t city. KING. To RENT—Seven-roomed house, good garden, hard and soft water. Apply at TIMES office. A. E. SMITH BANKER Post Offic4 Deeoration. Post office building ly decorated for Cor - front of the build- ;upply of white and ich was very taste- ostmaster Fisher al- hing around the post od shape and he re- tulations of many anner in which the ted for Coronation (3 The Wingham was very elaborat onation Day. Th iug had a good purple bunting wl fully arranged. ways keeps every office building in ceived the congr, citizens on the ix building was deco Day. WINGIHAaI, ONTARIO. Farmers who w� money to buy horses, cattle, or Hogs to feed for market can have it on reasonable terms. Notes disoonnted for tradesmen, mer- chants or agents, on favorable terms. Loans on real estate at the lowest rates going. Christie's Grocer PHONE 59. We' beg to thank our many patrons, who, for the past five years have so liberally given us their patronage. Owing to Increasing Business and consequent increase in stock we decided to move to larger quarters, and have now settled in the old D. M. Gordon stand. This Store has been Remodeled of the House rsday cons. British Em - the public e subjects. Mary, his e abbey of wealth of emonial pre The pict- fabric was The coro- d imposing, from the .tors in the Thursday's in reproduc- embroidered aneesters in latter made scene around e the usual- nsformed in - King's and bey and the e was one to was hem ost, with a rated view - d roofs, all their cape - Fort S . LE. —A set of Dayton, Ohio computin scales, n • arly new; also a first-class coffee in 11. Will be sold cheap. Apply Improvements a A special meetin Public School Boar day evening when engaged as teacher Miss Wilson, N signed. The Bo making extensive school building an Council to raise $1 pay for the work. will include the ins closets and A other pairs. These are ments and will Public School up the best schools In another colum asked for the inst the work to be do holidays., .Greatest bargains in watches and jewelry ever heard of in Wingham, at KNox'S Annual Sale. Nomination foo Commissioner. ning between ? and rk Groves will re - or the vacancy on t Commission made ation of V.R. Van - portant work for d the ratepayers t good men are ection•is necessary lace on the same �the Waterworks ly 10th. Next Monday ev, 8 o'clock, Town Cl ceive nominations the, W ater and Lig vacant by the res'ig norman. There is ii the Commissioners should see to it ti nominated. If an e the vote -will take day as the voting o By-law—Monday, J And fitted up to suit oar class of business, which 'will be conducted in the most up•to-date manner possible, OUR STOOK WILL CONSIST OF High Grade Grocekies, Choicest Provisions; and will be Made as beforeonlCoffeesy on a larger scale, A SPECIALTY GIVE US A CALL Public School. of the Wingham ;was held on Mon- iss L. Ansley was to take the place of o recently re- d also decided on mprovements in the will ask the Town 500 on debentures to The improvements ailing of a series of alterations and re- uch needed improve - bring the Wingham o the front as one of in Western Ontario. tenders are being )ling of the closets. e during the summer NORTH HURO NOMINATION. John N. McKenzie Chosen as Liberal Candi The nominating co Huron Liberals held en Friday afternoon tended. Represents from all parts of the was occupied. by Mr. Morris, the Presiden tion. Messrs. John Wawanosh and John Ashfield were nomina had urged the claims ballot gave a inajorit zie, and on motion of nomination was mad pleased was Mr. M nomination that he w deliver a most enth Mr. Arch. Hyslop, Huron, also spoke. Mr. MacKay opened pion of satisfaction in and he urged the deleg work at once. Nort fishing field; John M fighting candidate, an ate. vention of North n the Town Hall ast was well at- ives were present iding. The chair of Isbister, Wm. IsbI of the Associa- . Currie, of East . McKenzie, of ed and after each f the other the for Mr. McKen- Mr. Currie the unanimous. So cKay with the s encouraged to siastic address. x -M. P. P., East NORTH HURON LI RALS. The Liberals in conve Town Hall here made a g of a candidate for the Ont ture. Mr. John N. McKen ed his, home municipality, ship of Ashfield, as Counci in the County Councill as has a good training which him to serve the electo Huron in the Legislature practical farmer and as No a riding composed largely should make an ideal ca stated by the Leader of 0 als, the Hon. A. G. Mc Huron is a fighting . fiel united party and with the •date the Liberals of should swing the riding in al column at the next e every Liberal in the rid work at once and the res labors will be shown on e] The TIMES heartily endorses dature of Mr. McKenzie and sured of our loyal support in paign. tion in the d selection rio Legisla- ie has serv- the Town- lor and also Reeve. He ill qualify s of North He is a th Huron is farmers he didate. As tario Liber - ay, "North " With a cod condi orth Huron o the Liber- ection. Let g start to t of their ction day. the condi- he is as - his cam - Canadian Pr s Association. The annual meet ng of the Canadian as held in Toronto meetings were the e history of the As- stopics of great in - men were discuss - Press Association last week and the most successful in t sociation. Numero terest to newspape WANTED—Good general servant girl. Apply to Mrs. L. F. Binkley, Patrick street. Coronation o y in Wingham. oronation Day—was d as a holiday in eornhas public the Town n'a l and pot - d an the the triot-\ ictor e musi- given by irectiOn of r. F. J. Hill lent solo. A collec- nd after expenses o will go to the Sick 1 at• Toronto. in congregation and t. Andrew's Church woods of Mr. W. J. luevale road. The way a success and ternoon was spent he Citizens' Band et musical program. Citizens' Band held he Town Park which and it was an enjoy - chair was awarded telon who held the band will have a 0 after paying ex - Last Thursday-- generally obsery Wingham. se rvice w was fair) ton occu address, lesson an opening ism were Collins an cal part of a union choi Mr, G. W. 011 rendered an exce tion was taken are paid the i?alan Children's Hospit the afternoon th Sunday schoolilof held a picnic in th Henderson, on the picnic was in ever a very pleasant by all present. furnished an excel In the evening th a garden party on Wassell attended able evening, Th to Miss May Ca lucky ticket. Th surplus of about pensee. n t s held well led e. R v. ev. ayer. eliver Rev. e pr un ed. Mr. H. B. El 'ott of the TIMES attended the me trip this year to tang, Parry Sou and the party was two hundred and The,trip was one ever held by the week we will gi with the trip. Huron county we D. McLean, Sea and Mrs, W. H. Mr. and Mrs. J. New Era; Mr. a Wingham Times ended. Mayor hair and deliver H. Croly rea r. Rutledge gav ddresses on p d by Rev. G. Perrie. T gram wa er the ngs. The annual k in visits to Pene- d and Collingwood composed of some wenty-five persons. the most delightful ssociation and next e an article dealing hose present from e Mr. and Mrs. W. orth Expositor. Mr. err, Brussels Post; Leslie Kerr, Clinton d Mrs: H. B. Elliott, WW1; Treasurer, J. 1 ham; Secretary, H. ham, The list of niunici the chairman of the ions was left the sap at the last annual m with an expres- Mr. McKenzie, tes to commence Huron was a Kenzie was a' he looked for Sl A Y AIE IN ADVANCE Morton, Wing - B. Elliott, Wing al chairmen and ifferent sub-divis- e as those elected sting, F'ERSO (VAI - Miss Bessie Staph visiting at her home Mrs. Jas. Mitchel] weeks with relative Miss Eva Armoux ing at her parental Miss Della Mitch last week with rela Mrs. John Lock is visiting with rel Postmaster Morr was visiting in Wi last. Mr. and Mrs. Ti visited with Mr. Kew's sister at Strat- ford. Rev. Mr. Kennedy, of London is visiting with hi Son, Dr. J. P. Ken- nedy. Mr. Elliott Fleming, of Owen Sound visited over Su day at his home in town. Mr. M. B. W ugh, of London, was visiting with Wingham friends on Sat- urday. Mrs. Wm. Fe sant and Miss Minnie Fessant are holi Buffalo. • Mrs. John Pa visiting with friends. Miss Lottie 1 spent a few day ham friends. Miss Blanche owat, of Toronto, is the guest of Miss anna Wilson for a couple of weeks. Miss M. Fisher, and daughter Loui day for a trip to t victory here. No quest on so important had• come before Cana as reciprocity, but th that went deeper into country than trade; th diction of the Legisla There were no r children in the public had the Governmen He pointed to the mi ernment, and said t spite of warnings, through the bungli ment the education not as well condu years ago, and co The Minister of McKay. was well not be more wood tion is concerne model schools he the principle of all to make teachers MacKay was rea rural constituency issue of the school He also expos Government's sch whole machinery was affected by tl roads and assessn mentioned, and M in favor of leavin whether they wou out assessing imp try. Referring to an in The London Fr that the west kn Borden stands on "And in the last has found out wh a statement th Baptist Church Garden. The Young People of th Church will hold a garden pa church lawn on Tuesday eve 4th. Wingham Citizen's furnish the musical program will b( refreshments Sery grounds. Proceeds will be in organ fund. TO RENT—The small store one door south of the Bank of Hamilton. Pos- sesion iven first of • Aust. Aly C SN. Griffin, Real EstateBand Insur- ante. Deaf of Blyth has los the death on We of John Wilford ' was very highly a resident of Bly He had filled ma in the Orange Or many ye rs a 1 Methodist Churc will beinuch miss of the C;Bible_.Socie ber of ,the School the Blj+th Council, Reeve a of the vil Conservative in poi al colftributor to and in, every way citizen; His wife Dr. E.' Wilford, a in China, and Mr this toff#n, survive took place on Pr largely attended, the Loyal Orange nearly one hundr Order ,in the fu number oi'.ryWhigh Orders and\ other funeral. hn Wilford. prominent citizen in esday of last week his 5Oth year. He espected and had been h for about 25 years. y prominent positions er. He had been for cal preacher of the and by that body lie was president oaud, a member of nd for three .ears li age. A prom nent tics; he was a bar- n worthy oiljeets, a most exe Wary ionary �y7 WANTED.—A good, fresh oung must be qui ,and a good m' ker. ply statin a/rticulars to Bo 4 office. rty. B ty on ing, and nd d on aid aptist the July will there the of the A Successful Stude After studying four years bia University, New .York Hartley Paterson 4,; Pad examinations successfully graduated as a Civil Engin time he won four schola were worth one thousa him and also two gold Paterson now has a positi tor at the Camp for Civil for the summer months. of Mr. Arch, Paterson of medical ;Ids The feneral which day afternpon 'was d was conducted by mernbefes of that inernbers of the, len& attended the LOST DOG.—A Scotch on to my premises, Petri 15th inst. Owner can proving ownership a penses. GEO. • Married at L The home of Mrs. geour was the scene event on Saturday, her daughter Jean Molly in the presenc mate friends. Tlae ing in a dress of pal with laee. The yo auto for Goderieh will take up their r ham and will have t large circle of frien Ap- TIMES at Colum - city, Mr. ed all his and has er.; In that shrwhich oilers to edals. Mr. as instruc- Engineering ies :Own. in his memory re were things the life of the ngs in the juris- re. ources like the schools, and what done for them? takes of the Gov- ey were made in He declared that g of the Govern - f the Province was ted to -day as ten t twice as much. ducation, said Mr. med Pyne; he could so far as educe - The abolition of riticized as against wing the poor man f his children. Mr. y to go into any and fight on the one question. the farce of the ol book claims. The of the municipality e Legislature. Good ent were especially . MacKay declared it to the local bodies d assess land with- ovements and indus- ton of Toronto is in town. in Toronto, - of Toronto is visit - me in town, 11 spent a few days ives in Toronto, tives in Wingl son, of Kincardine, gham on Saturday os. Kew and family eying with friends in tison, of Port Elgin is ingham relatives and GLORIOUS SHOES FOR DOMINION DAY cCreith, of Goderich last week with Wing - You can't be down right comfortable on the First unless your feet are in comfortable quarters. We have just the styles for Summer Shoe Comfort, Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in Patent Kid, Patent Colt Skin, Tan or Canvas for MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. editorial paragraph e Press to the effect ws now where Mr. reciprocity, he said: our days Mr. Borden re the west stands," t was greeted with laughter and app ause. ' He proceeded experiences rece Conservatives 1 in their demon not one of his o Mr. MacKay b many evidences policy of Sirr.Jo of reciprocity in llie dog came k street, on ave same by d paying ex BRITNELL. Mr. and Mrs. Ge have been visiting their son, Mr. J. Mrs. Fred Rus Toronto are visitin parents, Mr. and Miss L. Attridg of the corner sto Moncrieff, which tion Day. Mr. Russell M Lean Publishing ing at the home o Postmaster Fisher was in Toronto on Thursday last attending the annual meeting of the D minion Postmasters' Mr. and Mrs. J children, of Jack spending a few w in Wingham e, left o W dries - West. Mederate and reasonable prices for everybody. You'll enjoy Don -II -lion Day if we dress your feet. . Swarts, of Clinton, r a few days with at the h e her attended the laying e of Knox Church, ook place on Corona - Kinney, of the Me - o. , Toronto was visit - Mr. W. S. King in See us for Trunks and Valises. W. J. GREER o relate Mr. Borden's tly, where he found ading the westerners for reciprocity, and n men supporting him. iefly referred to the of the Conservative n Macdonald in favor natural productc. The prophecy of Sir John had now been ful- filled, and the 0 position must be hard pressed when th y would dishonor the memory of their chieftain to say what he said. A point drive was that if the sure reciprocity why did they n it, let it pass, have the dissa. Liberals out? months of thi had been expor from Ontario twenty tons t duty, that was He closed wi ation bogey, an vote against Mr forgotten them against reciproei Mr. McKenzie and asked that hi a fair and squa them that his opp Mr. Hyslop pal nominee and leadei mer he believed th would be the $0eat federation, and he favor. Resolutions were of reciprocity, and e ty to the Sovereign in their political lea The followitig tion were elected: bister, Morris; Fir President, John Third Vice.Preside know. f a very pretty June 24th, when abel, became the clair of this townl. rfiormed the lure - of only the riie looked charm - grey silk trimmed ng couple left by on their return sidence in Whig - best wishes of a s. departed distinguished hat he did not mean Where quality counts we win. C. N. Griffin GENERAL AGENT hn R. Wells, and two onville, Florida, are eks with old friends FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS WEATHER Misses Annie Borber, Mabel McDon- ald, Jennie Bowinan, Belle Robinson and Mr. Alf Posliff are home from the Stratford Normal! for the holidays. Dr. R. C. Redmond is spending a week at his pare tal home in Lands- ci downe, and in co pany with Mrs. Red- mond will take a trip up the Saguenay River in Quebec. Dr. McGillivray, of Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and MONEY LOANING RUSillOSS. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Office over Malcolm's Grocery. home by the speaker onservatives were so would be a bad thing, t go on record against d, after a year's trial, isfied people turn the During the first five year 625 cars of hay ed to the United States rth of Stratford. At the car and $4 a ton 50,000 lost in duty. a reply to the annex - urged the electors to Musgrove, Who had when he had voted y. ade a fighting speech friends join him in e battle, reminding nent was always a —Saturday of this week is Dominion —Waterworks by law vote will be taken on 1Vionday, J ly 10th. Vete for the by-law. Toronto is atten praetice during Thurlow and da visited at John Terrace, this we steamer Greyhou six month's vaca Detroit and oth Signal. ing to Dr. Redmond s is absence. onald and Mrs. D. ghter, of Wingham Donald's Gloucester . They left on the d on Tuesday for a ion to Port Huron, points.-- Goderich TEACHER WANTED For S. S. No. 6. Turnberry. Duties to commence after summer holidays. Apply stating salary and experience. School situated 1 1-4 miles from the Town of Wingham. WM. S. KING, Secretary. Mr. Robt. Pauli Alberta Paulin, o visiting with th Mrs. Benj. Jen former resident here twenty-thr his first visit to He sees many changes in the a tribute tO both and said as a far - trade arrangement t boom since Con - oke freely in its opted in support pressiens of loyal - rel confidenee re of the &socks - t Vise -President, am, Second Vied. cKenzie, Laurier; t, S. Bricker, Ford - A Safe One of the safe market is a first proved farm. M representing the Ltd., of 26 Wellin has appointed Me as their agents fo rounding country. to its clients guar es yielding 6 per the work in conn these mortgages of principal and i Ask Messrs. Rite interesting book ment." and daughter, Miss Bay City, Mich., are former's daughter, ins. Mr. Paulin is a Wingharn and left e years ago and this is he town in that time, new faces and many own. The Dental offices of Dr. Irwin and Dr. Price will be closed each Wednesday afternoon, during May, June, July, August and September. CHURCH the Baptist C urc last. The Su day the place of t sermon was •prea Rev. O. Victor C Confirmation se Paul's Church on this week, when Williams of Lon conferred the hol on a number of E. Croly MIS OTES. t investments on the ortgage on an im- . Albert J. Waite, ational Finance Co. ton East, Toronto, Wingham and sur - The company sella ent., and assumes all tion with the sale of and remits payment terest on due dates. ie & Crsens for our et "A Safe Invest - I SUMMER SESSION ervice was held in 'on Sunday morning S6hool children took oir and an excellent hed by the pastor, vice held in St. T day evening of Lordship Bishop n was present and and the rector, Rev. ed in tlae torvice, Students may enter any do.y. Open entire year. Now is a good time to enter, Largest trainers in Canada. Graduates get best positions, Thoussnas studying at home, Exel sive right Of the "Famous Misi ario, "Actual Business from Start to Einiih." Write for partieulars. LONDON BUSINESS COLLEGE (affiliated Alt Wiegharri Bust - nest College)