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The Wingham Times, 1906-05-10, Page 1c, VOL XXXV.-NO. 1787. INCiH M WINGHAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1906. Tailor -Made Clothes $15!. We will make your suit to your exact measures, to your order for fifteen dollars cor- rectly shapt;d and faultless- ly fitted, superbly tailored from some pure, all -wool fab- ric, staunchly guaranteed. For seventeen, eighteen or twenty dollars we would use a fabric of still higher quality. We make them with care and skill and can guarantee you entire satisfaction. Trousers made to order at $3.50, 3.15. $4, $5, $6.. A fine seleotion of Gents' Fur- nishings always in stook. . Homutli Ta1Ior alld Gents' Furnisher 2 doors from post office. NlARRiAGE LICENSES issued by tiiiaxg Pamnsson, No. 28 Victoria incest. Wharhanio Ont, No witneaseareenired. DOMINION BANK WINCHAM Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0,00 0 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $3,150,000 farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, elle Dnited States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upward,, and added to principal 80th June and 81st Oeoember each year. D. T. HEPBUUN, Manager. S. Vaatton., Bolioltor. BANK OF HAMILTON WINCNAM. OApital paid asp, $2,445,040.00. Reserve Fund, $2,445,000.00. Total Assets, $22,000,000.00: President- Roes. Wis. Gibson. VtoSd'reetilek t and General Manager -4.Tratuartrz. Assistant Gen. Manager g. M. Wax8ON DIRECTORS J nPrGso Bathed rdd,,iOyrasA.Iirgeendrte, t traizaotor-l3. Willson. f#ii.VXPtGs BA1ltlt. Interest allowed on dei,oelts of *1.00 hied ate ward',and added to ftrtnoipal on Slat May and tastit Nvember en* rear. Special Dei}oaits faleb reoeltatl at torrent flies or interest. 0. P. 'MITA, h,.ssiit, MUMIX5fliON It HOLMAN Bat *t$0 rii. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Property urchased. Mrs. Duncan Mc regor has purchased the neat property o ued and occupied by Mr, Wm. Wach uth on Charles St, Mr. Wacheinnth lie ed the property with J. 11, Chisholm, R al Estate Agent on the morning of M y 7th and the sale was olosed befog six o'olock of the tame day. Highest pride paid for hides and poul- try at T, Fells' butcher shop. Keep the The Street Cou considerable tronb street put in very having all the old bish removed. 0 now toilet in ket clean a conditioi you have old pa rubbisb, don't tl Keep the street o treet Clean. mittee has gone to e in leaving Josephine respectable shape in aper and other rub - r townspeople should ing the street in as as possible. When ler or other dirt and row it into the street. lean. HORSES FOR SALE --Roadsters and family drivers. Loxx & KING. Hotel Stable The hotel keepers o vieing their charges f modation. The cost c taxes, etc., as well as competent hostlers h sary to make a sligh charges, The hotelle rates, are changing run of stabling pri advt. in another co rates. Charges. Wingham are re - stabling worn - lights. insurance, suing to employ s made it neces- increase in the pers, with the new less than the usual s in Ontario. See nen for new list of WANTED -Eggs 14 cents cash. 16 cents trade. Fall pedlars prices. G. E. KING. Militia The following el Huron Regiment w Ottawa on Thnrsda The names of the fc removed from the iii active militia: Lie; J. Macdonald and visional lieutenant H. G. Wilson, C. Lethbridge; to be ants, Charles Ed Parsons„George hanges. nges in the 33rd annunced from of last week: - lowing officers are t of .offerers of the ts. T. 0. Johns, R. . Etherington - pro- , G. A. McLennan, Robertson, and G. provisional lienten• srd Sale and Lionel mpbell Hanna, Bert Cermie Weir, Wiliam John Ross Whid- den. 0 Dr Butler, London, will be at Queen's hotel, on Friday, May kith, all day. Eye, ear, nose and throat consultations. Eyes tested for glasses. Importe 1ackney Stallion. Large bills and posters have been is- sued giving the d ascription and route of the imported Hammy stallion, 'Maxim', [225] (8569), the troperty of Mr. D. Ir- ving, of Morris. Maxim is a chestnut; Aar, off hind hal white, foaled 1901, stands 16 hands pounds. He has competent Hackn the best horses of to Canada. M hotel stables, W afternoon. See igh and weighs 1400 been pronounced by y judges to be one of his kind ever brought m is at the Excha"nge gham every Saturday ills for fall particules. WANTED, -40 d, sober, industrious, married man, to take charge of a farm in Manitoba. at be thoroughly ex- perienced. Goo wages will be paid. For particulars pply at Tints office. Women's I istitute Meetings. The official lie of Women's Institute meetings, publiined this week, contains the following in his county in Division No. 6. 22 --Clinton, onncil Chamber, W. Huron, Jane 22. 23--11olmesvi se, Wilson's Hall, W. Huron (eveninw, J'ttne 23. 26 -Ethel, Tmenship Hall, East Hur- on, June 27. 28-Gorrie, mown Hall, East Huron, June 28. 29-Fordwi , Forester's Hall, E. Huron, June . Speakers an subjects: Miss Agnes Smith, Hami on, "Principles of Cook- ing" (demon ration), "Meats; Compo• sition"and eking," "Food in its Re- lation to the Body," 'Domestic Science,' "The Sanitas!' Home," The needs of the Home of the Present bay," -Labor Pro- blems of the Honeehotd," "The House; its Furhishin;a and Decorations," "A Plain Talk ith Housekeepers." Mrs. F. W. Watts, Clinton, "Ironic Nursing" "Accidents a d .Emergencies," "Ilappi- neat in the H me,","f ietteflts of Wo- men's Inatit tea," "The, Rath, Fresh r ah Air, and Exe eiset," "Clare of the Hands Vice, and I# r," "Hints for the Wo• mems Who rk," Wear Greer's Shoes and flubber:l fire at S ratford. About 1. o'clock . hureday morning Are was discovered i the maoltine ebop Of the furniture t tory of the J. A. Cline Company, Lim ted, and before it was subdued damage to the extent of about $3,000 was one. The loss is covered by Jeannine in the Waterloo MntttaI and Canada rad Montreal com- panies, The fire w s confined to the machine shop and t e other departments were not damaged The origin of the fire is unknown. Mr, Cline's many friends in Wing am will be sorry to hear of his loss rough fire and the inconvenience his mpany will be put to in the rebuildin WANTED -A bright young man, about 16 years of age, for general office work. THE WESTERN FOUNDRY 00. Board f Trade. A public meetin will be held in the Council Chamber Friday evening of this week for the p rpose of organizing a Board of Trade otion in connection. with the Retail M chants Association. There are man goad reasons why Wingham should ave a Board of Trade. An organization 1 this kind has done good work in man of the towns of On- tario and Wingha should keep in the front rank as we ave one of the most progressive town in Western Ontario. Every business man and all others who have the be interests of the town at heart should j in the Board of Trade. There should b a large number at the meeting on Frid y night. WANTED -A 1 ge o In a private house in which tst r furniture for a few months. Lea word at Timms office. Takes Potion in Toronto. Our friend, Mr. A. E. Bradwin, of the Blyth Standard, and son of Mr. Joe. Bradwin of town, has accepted a post• tion in the businegs office of the Saturday Mr. Bradwin should Night at Toronto be able to fill h much credit to Is ers, He is a you energy and onel� perience in newE our very beat wi new position. the Standard at Haines, another young man wil paper. LOST -On Sal and C. P. R. s ing a sum of m warded by lea . e new position with meeIf and his employ - g man with •plenty of has had years of ex - paper work. He has rhes for success in his s will retain control of Blyth and Mr. H. L. rell-known Wingham have charge of the flrd ; y, •.:tween G. T. R. atio' : a purse •contain- ney. Finder will be re - ng same at Times office. Ofintenestto Teachers. Owing to u: avoiadble circumstances the date of iss ting the programme for the West Hu on Teachers Association may be delaye 1, and as many are aux- ions to know tee date of the next Teach- er's Institute, this plan has been taken to let all know that it has been definite- ly deoided for -W. H. T. A. to go on the Farmers' Ex tursion, June 15th, with the privilege a' returning next day. H. T. Aesrnay go the same day, or, for the greaten convenience of teaohers in the north, vd If the latter p Huron Teache excursion will be gladly welc that date. th East Bruce Farmers, an is chosen, then East e, for whom .Tone 15th be more convenient, will imed by W. H. T. A. on I am now ready to do painting, paper hanging, decorating, eto., at reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders left at Robt. Mooney's tin shop will be promptly attended to. G. A. PIrIPPEN. Death o George Porter. Mr. Geo. Por er, son of Mr. and Mre. Alex. Porter, Line, died at the home of his brother . Flushing, Mioh., on Wednesday evening of last week, aged 42 years. Dec .aced had not been in the very best of he ;ith for some little time, suffering a g eat deal with stomach trouble. Last winter he left Wingham to reside with his brother in Michigan and when he left here was enjoying fairly good he; lth. Deceased for many years lived Wi h his parents on the Yarm in Turnberry .nd was highly respected by a large cirege of friends. Sonne years ago he was in in playing football and as a resnl ; one leg was amputated and this was ; source of much trouble to him. Hi numerous friends were very sorry to hear of his rather sudden death and th_ bereaved parenta, brothe3L s and sisters veil have the sympathy of the commixarty. The remains were brought horn : and interment took plebe in Winghatr, : eemetery on Saturday afterno0A. . The. Wateri g Cart. The matter of tering Josephine street during the ne t dix months has been settled and the art will be placed fn commission as so as it is needed. Councillor Manna colvaseed the People of the front street o: Tneaday and was not long .in securing4he $100 asked by the Street Commit ee, Mr. Hanna is deserving the than -a of the people of the front street for its splendid work in this connection. 11 Davis has sev al good houses and a farm for sale. See him for particu- lars. Clean Up l3 k Yards. Chief Vannorman as this week been making the rounds and requesting the people of the front s-reet and other parts of the town to have ell rubbish cleared away from the back yards. The season of the year is now h: re when all rubbish should be cleared u and carted away and Chief Vannorm n will see that this very necessary wog is oarried into effect without delay. WANTED -A good smart boy, with good education, to learn the printing business, Apply at TRIES office. Purchased i Business. Mr. John Pattiset , of this town has purchased Mr. W. Muir's furniture and undertaking bas; iness at Port Elgin and leaves on Mond next to take pos- session. Mr. Pattie n is one of Wing - ham's popular sono men and has had long exper'lenoe in he furniture busi• nese, having praotio ly grown up In the business, and also s nt some time with one of the leading dertaking firms in Toronto. He is a yo ng man who should do well in the bassi es he is about to take up and he will take with him the best wishes of a la go circle of friends for encase in his ew home.. To RENT -A good house, with hard and soft water and other conveniences. Apply to J. A . McLear. Junior Lead ue Meeting. The annual me Ling of the Junior League of the Me hodist church was held on Friday, A '•1 27th. The report from the treasurer secretary and vice- presidents showed that faithful service had been rendered in the different de- partments of wog r undertaken, The secretary reporteda membership of 98 at the beginning f the year; 14 were dropped from the roll on account of re- moval or non-at-endanoe, and 16 new names added, m :king the membership at present 100. average attendance for the year 43. Fierncial report for year ending April Sete, 1906. Receipts dur- ing the year we -e: -Balance on hand, $4 70; fees duri year, $5 91; proceeds of social, $19 52 collected by bricks for Ohentu Hosptt , $20; missionary fund, forward movem rat, 517; total receipts for year, $67 1 Expenditure during year: -Fresh A Fund,Deaconess Home $5; Church Bni ing fund, $10; Church Hospital fund, $10; Ohentn Hospital, $20; Chentn Gi le' School, $2; Japan Famine fund, $ ; Missionary fund For- ward movement $17; total expenditure, $65; balance on and, $2 13. The fal- lowing are the i%cera elected for the ensuing year: resident, May Lloyd; lat vice, Beta D vidson; 2nd vice, Ruby Kerr; 8rd vice Minnie Armour; 4th vice, Edith B hanan ; secretary, Dell Burwash; tr asurer, Harry Green; pianist, Laura Kerr; assistant pianist, Lydia Kew. INDIGESTION ? Why suffer from it ? POTNERGILL'S Dyspepsia Tablets RELIEVE AND CURE EVERY 'AIME, • FOR SALE EY Walton McKibbon YLw.7C. DRUGGIST. 1V'ext door to poatofliee, This store closes at .8 p. m., every evening eboept Saturday. Ti Caledoni Games. A meetlug of re resentatives of the Sons of Scotland w s held in Wingham on Thursday last to range for a Soot• tisk day at Kinnard O. Those present from outside points ere D. M. Gibson, Grand Organizer; obt, Shiell and J. B. Russel, Kincardi e; Wm. Turnbull, Atwood; Alex. Ste art, Bruseele, and Scott Cowan, PaIme atop, A good pro- gram of Scottish ga es was drawn up and it is the intentio to have the cele- bration at Kincardin on Friday, Juue 15th, securing e o n reign rates on the G.T,R. special excur- sion train will be run from Palmerston to Kincardine, takin in all the stations along the line. Full artionlars will be given in future isen Fon SALE -A comfortable cottage, convenient to the factories, will be sold at a bargain. Apply at nem office. Clydesd/e Stallions. The two import •d Clydesdale stallions, Mascot, No 12243 and Drumburle Chief, No 5318, the prop rty of Mr. J. W. King, Blnevale, are tw+. of the very best kind of Clyde horses. Both are bred from the beet stook in 'cotland, acid farmers should look up the edigree before breed- ing their mares. Mascot will be in charge of Mr. D. cPhereon 'and will be at Dr. A. T. Fo d's stable every day except Wednesda and Thurday when he is at Blnevale. umburle Chief is at his owner's stable, inevale, every day except Friday and aturday, when he is at Dr. A. T. Ford' sale stable, Wing - ham. Large cards and folders have been issued giving he full description and pedigree of the two horses. WANTED -A good strong young man to learn steel range making. Apply to WESTERN FOUNDRY 00., Wingham. Oddfellows Eighteen of the Lodge, I. O. 0. F. Sunday afternoon service with the place. There we sent from Listowel ford. The servic Methodist church, preached by the pa terhont, B. A. Th very suitable for t one of the best ser we have ever had ing. Mr Osterho the Order Was in sermon well suite returning to the 1 members spoke i terms of the good attending the ser of thank- was p t Church. embers of Maitland eat to Wroxeter on and attended divine Oddfelloxs of that also members pre - russets and Clif- was held in the the sermon being tor, Rev. 5. 11. Os - sermon, which was e occasion and was one of the kind that he pleasure of hear- t being a member of position to give n to the occasion. On ge room many of the very complimentary hey had received in ice and a hearty vote sed to Mr. Osterhout EXCURSION: he West Bruce each - ere have arrang d with the G . R. for a cheap excur:'on to the 0. A. C., Guelph, good g morning train and returning of 'r from Wingham will be $1 25. need by the ge Guelph, Toronto fare for the roan ing on t regular early u ' has •:day, May 17th, ay the 18th. Fare Guelph and return his excursion may be eral public to reach etc. at less than single trip. Home Fro Mr. Duncan S Colin A. Campb ham for some ti home from San ing with old Wi days. The 13r San Francisco. wart, who was with 1, druggist, in Wing- s has recently returned rancisco and was visit. ham friends fob a few asels Post gives Mr. Stewart's exper once in the terrible calamity as fol •wa:-"Dano. Stewart was another Br • ssehte who was a resi- dent of the destanyed city. He arrived here Tuesday nht. Ile was sleeping in the 5th story if his boarding house, which premises was badly shaken but not burned. ''_here were about 100 roomers, On ge ting to the street he proceeded to the !drug store he was em- ployed in, where the found everything in a promiscuous h sap upon the floor, the bottles, etc., sea hed to atoms. Two companions of is went to Oakland, across the bay, t see how things were over there, but • ore not permitted to return by the re lay ferry and had to secure a junk to : et back, In the mean- time Duna was restling with his three trunks. A cat er was offered $10 to take them to th:park but refuted and our townsman • as not pleased but de- cided to adopt a rate, so drew an empty revolver and d• mended their romoval forthwith, and compliance the man had nerve enou: to tax him $15 which, Mr, t: art 1 u I r with get. S slept o tc oo a w th a blanket and e at and touud himself nicely coated ith ashes and cinders from the bur + ng snrrouudings next morning. Boa , at Oakland was $5 and $6 per day so h decided to take a holi- day visit to the parental home, return- ing by Loa A. pled, Nene 1iexieo. and St. Louie' Moral Effects 1 Woodstock, 6 If Dear Whiskey, ntinel•Bevie N.1 $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE In the good old aye when whiskey was cheap and plc ifnl, a man who felt impelled to indulgbis social instincts - could treat the wh Flo house for a quay. ter. There was sane inducement then for a man to make a good fellow of him- self by spending his money; he got something for it. But when it cornea to spending a quartenfor two drinks, then good fellowship be omeg a serious mat- ter. The extra fiv or ten Dents will per- haps. not have so mlch difference to the man who is in • th. - habit of drinking alone; but the neve schedule of prices makes treating aim -st out of the ques- tion And then there will be the thought of "the mo °ning after" always - acting as a restriceion on enjoyment. Who would deliber tely thick of mak- ing a night of it at fteen cents a drink, with John Colli see and gin fizzes twenty cents apiec the next morning, Brussels Wi First Game. Wingham Foot .:11 team went to Brussels on Friday set to play the first game in district cu • series (Intermediate W. F. A ) and lost y the small score 1 to 0 in a hard fou:. t game. Neither team put up a good c ams and both show a lack of praotioe a .. were out of condi. tion. Brusseiswae oletered up by many players from neigh.. ring hamlets, while Wingham with the xception of McCart- er, aro all local bo a, Brussels scored before the first-half . ended and also in second half but goa was not allowed as it was an off side ply, but Brussels sup- porters were gaitg very dirty and when a ball was s of that went fully two feet over the • oal, Manager Peter Ferguson of Brass -ate, who was goal um- pire held up his ha td but the referee did not allow the goal, Sport such as this will soon spoil the game in Brussels and the sooner they 0 iange their ways for honest sports the ooner the game will prosper. As Brussels had o players registered and one, Ardell, of orrie, signed with two teams, Wingha entered a protest against Bluesels line up. Brussels -Goal, Ke r; Backs, McDon- ald, Anderson; Half Backs, Browli, Cardiff, McLennan ; Centre, Stroud; Right Wing, Ferest Ardell; Left Wing, Carley, Bryans. Wingham -.- Mc anter ; Mitchell, Deane; Cruickshan a, Ansley, Moore; Lamonby ; Miller, Gillivray ; Aiken - head, Eckel. Referee, Wes. Ane y. The football game chednle to be play- ed layed in Wingham on riday evening of this week, between ayfield and Wing - ham has been po poned. New date will be given in our ext issue. Visit H. E. Isardjs carpet department on second floor fo the largest stock and best values in carpets, oilcloths, lino - learns, mattings, curtains, etc. Baseba 1 League. A meeting of baseball representatives from Kincardine, i ucknow and Wing - ham, met at the M Garry hoose, Lack - now on Monday aft =owe, and formed, to be known as th. Lakeside Baseball League, the above n need teams compos- ing the League to pl y a double series of games. The folio • ing officers were elected: -President, Geo. H. Smith, Lncknow; Vice -Pres ent, Thos. J. Mc- Lean, Wingham; Sec etary-Treasurer- R. H. Rayley, Kincar. ine; Management Committee -D. 13. ",'Iaon, Wingham ; Thos. S. Reid, Luckno•• ; Geo. E. John- ston, Kincardine. he committee's duties were outlineas follows. -To have full control of 1: gue, decide dis- putes or protests, pug ase cup for com- petition, each team ratting up equal amounts; the said c p to be winners personal property end of season. Each team to deposit $5 with the com- mittee to assure ret rn games, and any team defaulting los s its deposit, should they fail to give 4 ys notice or try to make other arrang meats for a game. Umpire to be chos out of the league teams and &ball be aid his expenses by home team. A so le of expehsea was satisfactorily settle whereby each team pays a visiting tea a stated sum and receives same on return gatne, The league commences une let, and every player must be a re ident of his town on that date. Schedu us follows, subject to change of date Y r holidays: FIRST ERuu3. Wingham at Ln now. Jnae 1 Kincardine at W ngham....June 7 n i Lucknow at Kin Mine une 15 Luoknow at Win ham ,June 22 ' ham at Kin rdfn h Wingham a e Juno 9 R Kincardine at Lu know July 6 SECON SERIES .Lncknow at in ardine July 9 i $incardfne at L cknowJnly ..0 Lucknow at Wi gham July 27 Wingham at Lu know July ;1.0 Wingham at IC eardlite,,.,Aug 3 Kincardine at Ingham, . „Aug. 14 PURE DRUOS11 Among the beat medicines we carry in stock you will be able to purchase any goods made by the following makers, as we carry all their goods in stock : Dr. Pierce Dr. Shoop Chamberlain Peruna Dr, Williams Allenbnry Ayers Hoods Nyals Dodds Liquozone Maltine Co. 7 Sutherland Sisters Hair Goods and many other kinds. at Let ns supply your Drug needs Walley's Diru Store Phone 100. Successor to Weal/ & CO WJNGHAJi BUSINESS COLLEGE is a High-grade Commercial School - THREE oouesaS - Commercial - Stenography • Telegraphy Write GEO. SPOTTON. Principal. Wingham Real Estate Office. Property for sale in and around the growing Town of Wingham; easy terms and low interest, $4500-100 acres, L! mile from St. Augustine; excellent land. $4800-200 acres. 1'2. mile Iron Glenan- nan, School on farm. Brick house, bank barn. 56000-1500 acres, 21a miles from Wingham ; townthip of Turnberry. WINGIiAhi TOWN PLOT. $750-12 acres, good land; frame house. $000-61: acres, 10 minutes walk from Wingham P 0 $1050-7 acres with frame house and barn $16'00-11 acres; brick house, bank barn; an excellent market garden. TOWN PROPERTY. $860 -Frame cottage on Frances St. $1100 -Frame hoose, 10 rooms; good repair; Edward St. $2800-Briok dwelling, 14 rooms and store. Splendid location for board- ing house; rents for $820 per year; Josephine St. The above are only a few of the many properties I have on my lists. Wingham Town Lots for Sale. Agent for improved and unimproved Western Lands near Schools and Churches. Rall and get particulars. J. H. CHISHOLI`i, Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent. Vaustoneblock, Wingham. PASTURE -G rent, corner of Plenty of gooc Apply to L. Pe bd pasture for cows to 1. Line aLd gravel road. spring water in field. ren, 13. Line. Dr. Ovens, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc - gibbon's drug store, Tuesday, June 5th Hours 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. Glasses prop- erly fitted. -Horsemen! Get your route bills printed at the TInEs Office, We have Oxfoxde, Sandals, Slippers for Children's Summer wear. Great variety of styles and prices Make the Children's feet comfortable ; the expense is email and the comfort to the child is worth considering. We can fit the Child's foot, what- ever size it may be. Splendid line of Tans. also. • • Our Children'a Shoes start in at 'Inc and $1. and run along rip by easy steps to $1.50 and $2.00. Bring all the Children here for Summer Shoeing. W. J. Greerl Tl([E: 81101111.